Tarboro High School - Tar Bo Rah Yearbook (Tarboro, NC)

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The Spy Glass 1929 Senior Prophecy A S I look into the crystal it is blank, but suddenly-a light appears. I see in New York City a large crowd standing around a window as the noted Sign Painter, Harold Pittman is painting the announcement of the famous debate that is to be held between Statesman Joe Lloyd, and the writer of great renown, George Saunders. Among the crowd, with the intention of attending, were an industrious and prosperous young Farmer, James Ruflin, a great Electrician Lester Martin, the owner of a large Steam Ship Company, Cameron Weeks, a prominent and progressive Lawyer Romayne Howard, and an excellent druggist Bruce King. I then stroll along and see a very dignified Minister Bill Babcock getting into a car which is being demonstrated by Berry Anderson. Being very tired I wander up Fifth Avenue, and seeing an exclusive Beauty Salon with the sign Madame Corinne's Shoppe, I go in to find none other than our little Corinne Lewis owner of the establishment. Hearing a familiar voice speaking of her husband's law case, I turnf-to see-Evelyn Ogburn. A sweet Hi-hi-hi- which at first I could not place-imagine my surprise to find that voice belonged to Julia Wiggins. Amid the chatter much was said of the Opera Singer who was to make her debut on that evening. Breathlessly waiting the name-Marion Talley--I hear the name of Helen Whitley. The door opened and our beauty queen Margaret Woodley enters with her French Poodle. On leaving the Salon and paying my ticket I find myself looking into the sweet face of Emma Ruth Weeks. I start again on my travels by boarding an Ocean Liner for Europe, the captain being Wilson Jones. On the ship I see our cute Flapper Fuller sailing for Paris to buy her trousseau as she is soon to be married. On landing in Paris I notice written on a window Will Harrell, Attorney at Law. Doris Burnette appears as she is securing a divorce, while on her tour around the world. Strolling along a fashionable Avenue, I notice a department store with brilliant lights-Theodore Levy 81 Company. Just ahead in bold big letters: Parsian Gowns, Mademoiselles Gladys King and Mary Burnette. Entering, I see Minnie Strickland ready to sail for Hollywood to be an actress. On leaving for the United States I run straight into Eleanor Belk and Annie Corbett who have been teaching at the University in Berlin. After landing on United States soil, I enter a sedate tea room owned by Margaret Lancaster and Martha Simmons. I look into the crystal again-it is blank, but what more could I see since the class of '29 were prosperous and happy? MARTHA SIMMONS, Class Prophet. Eighteen

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