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Class Prophecy Well here rt rs 1963 Imagrne rt' Frfteen years have passed srnce the class of 48 graduated from the halls of Wrntersvrlle Hrgh' And now Nrck Fach presrdent of the clas and present day Standard O11 Executlve has called a class reunron rn Fred Vogt s Palace Hotel the largest burldrng rn Wrntersvrlle that boomrng crty of 70 000 souls Arrrvrnv rn Wmtersvrlle by tram we hop 1nto a cab owned by Fred Dalrymple multr nrxlllcnarre taxr operator As we draw near the hotel we remember that the burldlng was desrgned by Englneers Unlrmrted the frrm founded by Jalmes Morton and Jack Webster We notrce as we step out of the cab that rt rs a new desrgn called Chevyford a great compromrse burlt by Herbert Utzler and Leonard Morrrs It features Jet pro pelled wrndshleld wrpers' Outsrde the hotel we greet Admlral Wrllram Powley of the Navy and hrs wrfe the former Ann Gruber They are engrossed rn conversatlon wrth Mayor Charles Cole mar' or Wrntersvrlle the people s chorce and Secret Servrce Man Robert Wrllramson Standmg nearby are George Medrch Fo-rergn Mrmster to Yugoslavra and B1ll Frrmmer the man who got rrch the easy way Our frrend Blll rnherrted a mrllron dol lars from a drstant cousrn' As we step rnsrde we leave our hats and coats wrth Joan Dougherty and Georgra Koml SLHKCS nat check grrls W th a natlnoal reputatron Its sard they make S100 a xx eek 1n t1ps' We stop at a candy machlne to buy a Bell Bar the dellcrous candy made by llyrtle Bells own FGCIPE As we walk 1nto the lobby we notrce that many of our former classmates are al ready here There by the desk are Delores Strcker and Dolores Gerard both models wrth the Hans Pauls Model Agency They are talklng to Dolores Call and Elnora Drekmann world famous beautrcrans and to Joanne Hartup who desrgns clothes wrth that new look D1 Charles Wrlcher authorlty on dentlstry rs drscussmg problems Wlth the emr nent psy hologrst Dorrs Raymond Nearby Dr Wrlchers efflcrent nurslng staff Pat NcConne1l Narda Delrsh and Evelyn W'h1te are busrly questronrng Barbara Kramer the modern day Emrly Post We stroll 1nto the lounge to fmd Joanne Skmner of the Lrbrary of Congress talk me to Charles Chrrstopher the hard workmg edrtor of the Wmtersvrlle Darly Blatt Lharles has brought part of h1s staff wrth hlm rncludlng sports wrlter James Boyles Cartoonrst Delores Mrskel soc1ety edrtor Wlllna Dellmger and Beverly Edwards edrtor or the lovelorn column My what a group of lrterary frgures I see Martha Jane Wrlson wrrter of frve books to date laughrng wrth Amta Bell who wrrtes the radro serral Mauds Thrrd husband s Second Lawsurt or So Your Name s Mrud Too Margie Kerr Professor of I ltlrature at the Unrverslty of Wlntersvrlle rs enjovylng themrlconversatron too As vu leave the lounge we notrce that Nrck Church of dairy lndustry fame IS talk 1ng over consumer problems wlth Ruth Tatgenhorst producer of Tatgenhorst s Tender lasty F1 ankfurters Y Stepprng 1nto the smokrng room we overhear physrclst Brll Becker tradmg sclentr frc se rets wrth Blame Becker producer of Cue Ball Harr Restorer Sclentlst Becker has mvented a devlce called the Beckerscope wfhrch autoamlatrcally tells you whrch end IS up It s a great rmprovement over human Judgement' Well well' There s bxg game hunter Donald Plotts just back from Afrrca He s talkrng tc Bob Kerr the fellow who struck gold rn Coal H'1ll Jack Darly prosperous trucker IS lrstemng rntently Look' Theres sports commentator Bob Davls talkrng to Coach Bob Hrckman of the Unrverslty of Wrntersvrlle Well rt s trme to go upstarrs to the Moonllght ballroom for the show We almost bump mto Jewelry shop owner Rose Wrklch as we board the elevator She s talkmg to the famous secretarres Mary Vrncent and Helen Cooper As wt step 1nto the Moonlrght Ballroom we hear famrllar melodles by Russell Yocum and hrs Moonshrners Russell s a famous dance band leader now Nellre Castner lS strll playlng prano for hrm ulancrng at the progrram we see that Albert Hays rs master of ceremonres That s hrs specnalty The program rs made up entrrely of members of the class of 1948 Hugh Taylor and Shrrley Eddy the hllarrous Hollywood comedy parr are scheduled to start the pro gram Folowrng that we wrll see and hear the song and dance team of Eleanor I-Iusak Dorothy Hutton and Jean Houghton They are called the modern Andrews Slsters Next comes a vrolrn solo by John Mazarak the poor mlans Rubrnofff Bob Lee the second Charles Boyer wrll grve a dramlatrc sketch w1th actress Ruth Keppen Earl I rttle wrll feature the close of the program wrth a group of hrs popular dance routrnes Now as the lrghts drm ln preparatlon for the show we wonder Could all thrs be true or haxe we let our xmagmatrons wander too far All I can say rs Txme wrll tell' Complnmenfs of Denmarks 2 Sfores . . . . . . , 1 1 - - - 1 S . . l . . 1 1 v 7 I ' 5 1 1 1 1 Y l X . . . . 1 - - - ll 1 - 11 - - - , , 1 , . 1 1 , . 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