Wernersville High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Wernersville, PA)

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is this tall, handsome figure advancing toward the speaker's plat- form in a session of Congress. Of course, it is CLIFFORD LENGEL a magnificent statesman from Pennsylvania. How I would like to watch this thrilling scene and hear his deep, rich voice once again, but I am forced to go because another ray dispels the enveloping cloud and I see now the occasion of a grand opening of the largest, most exclusive restaurant in New York City,WW1th or Without Roomn. Yes, the one and only dish featured is Italian Sandwiches, prepared by the proprietress herself, M LROSE KEPPLEY. They look tasty too,but I must venture deep into the frozen lands of the far North where a lone observatory stands on the frozen tundra, and the sole man in- side is none other than Professor STEWART DREIBELBIS now studying the effects of the Arctic moon on a little snow creature the moon bug of the Arctic. A quick Jump, and here I am in an exclusive Pa- risian dress shop, and into the salon steps BARBARA GROH, head de- signer for an exclusive American firm and now in Paris to find out what the fashion capital of the world has in store for milady. Now my eyes focus upon a most beautiful home, the Kindt mansion close beside the banks of Boulder Lake. On its sweeping lawn two lovely, hagpy children play under the watchful eye of one whom we knew as FR NCES WENRICHg we remember her wedding a few years back. Once a- gain the sound of music and gayety comes to me, and I see a parade coming toward me, a military spectacle, for it is the Waves of the United States and in their lead with a proud and determined step marches COLLETTE RUTH, lovely in her navy blue. The mists now dis- pel to show a woman pro basketball star, sinking the winning point as the buzzer sounds the end of the game. Of course she is the top sharp shooter of the country, BETTY WARTLUFT, better known afar as nbutchn. As I leave this scene the last rays of light come into my vision and the first of these reveals success upon success. For I now tell you that WILLIAM MATHEWS has finally through hard work,in spite of much adverse criticism, reached his ultimate goal, Presi- dency of the United States Steel Corporat1on.0nly one more ray for us to follow, and this ray shows us our Alma Mater, ever wonderful and ever sending out young men and women into successful careers. Now the way grows dim and twilight shadows fall, night closes upon me, and all the rays have disappeared only to return again as you members of the Class of 1954 venture into the sea of life beneath a heaven of limitless power toward the horizon of boundless honor. May this, the prophecy of 1954, foretell much joy and prosperity! sag as e

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