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PROPHECY [Continued]

Anita Thornton is now the superintendent of the Long Lake Dam. She has an excellent guide for her tourists through the plant. Some of you may remember him from the class of 1953. He is none other than Delbert Koberstine.

As we pass through Indiana, we were to visit the famous College of Notre Dame. Here Helen Madison is teaching a pre-law class.

Clair Jones is operating the Mobile Service Stations in Washington. Clair has made several changes and improvements, One of them is the changing of Ethyl Gasoline to the name of Alice.

As you know, there are a number of substitutes for catching bugs, worms, and etc. Well, Virginia Thiemens has a very good job working in the Science Laboratory in Washington, D. C. Her latest discovery is a substance which will catch “Millers”.

At the Radio City Music Hall in New York you will find Harold Thompson under the direction of Daryl Rogers. Harold is blowing his way to the top, and has made much progress under Daryl’s leadership. Daryl also has an office job, He writes music for Harold and the other musicians.

Joy Halverson is now an assistant cook for the 44th Infantry, of the United States Army. Of course the chief cook is—Well, you guess.

Shirley Ensor is now supervising a girl’s wrestling team. She appears every Thursday and Saturday nights on your local television chanel 6.

The pool hall is now run by Gene Miller. His motto is: “Don’t get behind the eight ball.”

Fanchon Tramm has finished her college education at Gonzaga U. She has a teaching job up in Alaska. In her spare time she traps animals. She enjoys this because it keeps her out of mischief.

You will be surprised to know that Melcina Reilly is a bubble dancer at the State Line Gardens. She has rough competition from one of her classmates, Joan Dickenson.

The population of Reardan has increased immensely. Esther Humphrey is surrounded by thirteen small children in the nursery. Incidentily, the nursery is in the Reardan Clinic. Esther is employed there.

Wayne Blair is farming out by Espanola now. He says that the air is fresher there and the soil is better. We think there are other reasons.

Carol Lightle is now head of a large school which develops yell leaders, This school is the first one in the country. She has graduated many prize pupils.

Harold Rhoads is now foreman for a large cattle company in Idaho. His hobby is raising race horses. He is riding high in the Kentucky Derby these days by winning blue ribbons with his horse “Beetle-Bomb.”

The only business left at Indian Prairie now is a barber shop controlled and operated by Gloria Doughty. All the boys want finger waves instead of hair cuts.

Paul Lillengreen is now in Kansas City manufacturing athletic equipment. He has developed a type of baseball which will always curve in the right direction.

Feeling quite refreshed from his “coke” and after finding out what the Seniors of “53” were doing, Mr. Wisdom, was again on his way.

(from a yearbook held by the Reardan Schools.)