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Q U I N I A IJ L T Class Prophecy Goody Broomstick and Goody Scarecrow, witches, just seated themselves at their cauldron in the dim shadows of the Humptulips Woods, casting their mystic spells and calling to old Dickon to nse his magic power. Goody Scarecrow felt the advance of a stranger. G. B.—Here’s another interruption to spoil the mystic spell. G. S.—Ah! Perhaps we shall have a chance to exhibit our art. Me-thinks he will prove a willing listener. Stir the kettle heartily, Goody Scarecrow, for here he approaches. G. B.—Who art thou that darest tread these enchanted realms of Humptulips Woods? (Enter member of Senior Class of 1918.) M. of C.—Are these the mystic witches of Humptulips Woods? Both Witches—WE ARE:' M. C.—As a member of the Class of 1918, I have come to see what will happen to the members of the class at the end of 20 years, that I may report the prophecy at our class night program. G. S.—That will take charms indeed. Sit down while we cast our spell. (Waves wand and chants a weird tune.) I see the mystic E. B. arising in the mists above the kettle. M. C.—Our famous Ed. Bopps. And what then? G. S.—I see a heavy figure lounging in luxury at his favorite club, “The Out of Grub,’’ telling one of his members how he made his fortune by discovering and obtaining a patent on a smokeless and odorless tobacco at which he has made both fame and wealth. M. C.—That can be nobody but Edgar Anderson, better known as “Chocolate.” G. B.—With him is a second person who has the air of a tragedian. M. C.—Roland Gerhardt and no mistake about it. G. B.—He is a second Richard Mansfield starring as “Hamlet.” It seems to be rumored that he is engaged to the 440 pound, 7 foot beauty with the Ding Ling Brothers’ Circus. G. S.—Ah, they are talking about another member of the Class who through his experiences in decorating for the Class dances has proved himself a living wonder as Tarzan the Ape. It’s yourself young man. M. C.— (Laughs). G. B.— (Waves wand and scene changes)—Two fair sisters of the Class have done their patriotic duty and gone to France as Red Cross Nurses. The little one still quite youthful I see living in a little bungalow at Fort Lawton with her husband Major Maybe. The other has followed in the footsteps of her namesake, Florence Nightingale, and is still relieving the suffering ones in the hospital. —20—
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QUINIAUL T M. C.—Those two must he Clara Warwick and Florence Lund. G. S.—(Waves wand and chants weird tune)—Beneath the tropic palms of Hawaii a little group of native children, Hula Hula girls, are being instructed by a tall, angular woman. One of the children is addressing her as Miss Hite. The rumor is that she has fallen so in love with her work as a missionary that she intends to become the life-long helpmate of one who intends to spend his days in the fields. M. C.—A missionary! Well who would have thought that Fay Ilite would take up that work. G. B.—I seem to see the names of Dennis Green and Martha Pearson. Dennis has invented the “Get ’em up” alarm clock and Martha seems to be chief agent and demonstrator. M. C.—Ha, ha! If Martha Pearson is a demonstrator for alarm clocks she must be either a poor demonstrator or she has changed since her Senior days. G. B.—I see a great crowd of people. It seems to be the Railroad depot at Aberdeen. A woman’s voice sounds above the crowd, “trains for Junction City, Tacoma and Seattle and all points North, South and East.” A lady and gentleman look up suddenly—it seems that they have recognized the voice. Now I see them-hurrying towards her. “Why Gertrude Michaels, what are you doing here?” “Bonnie Ludwick and Kov Peterson, what are you doing here, I’d like to know?” The gentleman seems to respond: “Why, I have invented ‘Beauty’s Waves’ to keep the hair permanently curly and Bonnie here is my model!” There seems to be two more who are joining the crowd. “Dorothy Loomis!” the crowd again exclaims. “What are you doing in town? I thought that you were abroad toe dancing in the courts of Europe.” Behind her comes the demure little woman who they recognize as Alice Lund-gren, who is travelling with Dorothy as maid and companion. M. C.—My, that takes my breath away—so the Class of ’18 claims a Madame Pavlowa; and Roy Peterson demonstrating hair wavers. Don’t know what this old world is coming to next. G. S.—(Waves wand)—I seem to see two people in the audience at a moving picture show. They are talking about the Class of ’18. They are Hannah Schwarz and Frances Erickson. “No wonder, Hannah,” the other is saying, “that you have established a home for the children. Your experience in your Senior year surely put you in good stead for that work.” “And you are contributing to the Cosmopolis Times. I have been reading the articles on ‘How to Be Popular With the Men.’ I never thought they were written by you. But then Frances you can write from experience.” The pictures have begun. “Why,” Hannah is saying, “if it isn’t your old friend, Hazel Halverson, on the screen tonight. Did you know she was starring in love scenes? And she doesn’t look a bit older than when she starred in her first scene in the Senior play.” M. C.—Senior play days. Say that reminds me of about the busiest —21—
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