Ventura High School - Black Gold Yearbook (Ventura, CA)

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.-.i n-:j.-«i |, KK IS T A ■««k? )o «ss SENIOR PROPHECY Jt is 1938 and the fame of Anacapa Island has traveled tlie world o ' er. James Gabbert, who has become a famous archaeologist, is in Egypt when lie decides to combine work with pleasure and ex- plore the islands which were so familiar to him in the days of his youth. While on the boat Jimmy meets Fritz Zapf and Roy Fossati, two confirmed old bachelors who are returning from a visit to the old world. While in Europe they have won a fortune at Alonte Carlo and are now prevailed upon to give financial aid to the expedition to the islands. On reaching Ventura, Jimmy immediately sets out for the islands. A small boat, captained by Frank ( assidy, and his crew of helpers, Farris McDermott and Hubert Orr, is chartered by the ex- plorers. After prowling around lor a few hours Jimmy notices a pecul- iar formation ol rocks. Calling the men, he immediately begins rolimg the boulders away. At last their search is rewarded. A huge chest is found upon which the following words are inscribed. To be opened by one who graduated from Ventura Union High School in the class of ' 28. . | Opening the chest is but a matter of seconds; then Fritz care- fully lifts a curious glass of mammoth size while Frank Casisdy reads aloud the directions found in the chest. The graduate of V . U. H. S. who finds this chest will hereby gain the power to see their fellow classmates, wherever they may he. by placing this glass at a spot exactly opposite this place. He must. then return to the chest ami sit lacing the glass. Following directions implicitly, it is but a matter of seconds before the men are seated around the chest. The woods grow dark im- mediately, — the only light shining fully upon the glass. Passing in stately procession before the interested spectators comes the class of ' 28. First comes their one lime leader, Dot Serene, now leading the fifty-seventh revolt ol the Nicaraguans against the government. Hugo Bianchi is miserably counting the money received from ids bean crop on a ranch near Saticoy. Then Laurence Daly, fleeing from the Los Angeles police is seen conferring with Chicago ' s great criminal lawyer, Robert Willard. Diligently searching for unwary culprits, Yernice Callaway is seen fulfilling: her duties as truant officer. Bill Clezie is gaining recognition as the originator of the Cal rt iu,,,,, n mSS i i - 3sH 19 2 8 - »-EB« i ssm Twenty-eight