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.,.-4 if 5NRNRkI5d30GRhNxC5h35QCNNKI7NIPTUUUIRSFQFTUNCINAZNSMJUNBRf0' L 5uuiweloumenwnlmistpy Q worker, with an eye for the future, and I therefore pro phesy that Bob will, at the top of his ladder, be one of the biggest business men in the United States and be mana ging a powerful organization of merchants. More power to you, Bob! When I asked Helen Harris what she would like to be in life she had her answer all ready. She said that she would like to be a beauty operator. I wasn't surprised at this reply because I always knew that Helen had an eye for beauty and liked to make things more beautiful than they were. I therefore prophesy that after Helen finishes beauty school she will lose no time in making herself fam- ous as a beauty expert, and after making herself famous, she will be chosen chief beauty expert of all the motion picture corporations in Hollywood. The class wishes you the greatest of luck, Helen. I next asked June Sigler what the greatest desire of her life was and you can imagine my surprise when she replied that she didn't want a career in the business world but wanted to be just a housewife. She said the other members of the class could manage the business world but she would manage the home. Now that I think about it June did take cooking and sewing in her first two years of high scholl and she was pretty good at it, too. I therefore prophesy that within the next few years June will become someone's very efficient and economical Housewife and will set an example for all other girls who wish to follow in her footsteps, On behalf of the class I wish June much happi- ness. I didn't think there was any need to interview Ralph Cochran for I believe I could guess what he wanted to be. I asked him anyways and, as I expected, he said he would like to be an athletic director. Lveryone as well as my- self kncws what an excellent record Ralph has as an ath- lete and I therefore prophesy that Ralph will, in his four college years, become famous as an athletic director of Ohio University and will be turning out the best teams in the country. The whole class will be rooting for you, Ralph. It was rather difficult to get an interview with Rudi Munn because she is usually busy studying. However, when I did ask her what she wanted to do in life she replied that she would like to be an educator. I think Ruth is very well suited to this kind of work as she has been an 1936
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