Prophecy
Harold Cassida is head
nurse in Stella Young's "Home for St. Vitus
Victims". Gene Ellis runs a freight
service using Bunko's Beat Coaster Wagons. Mary Howard is head
police matron in the St. Louis Detention Home. Starley Flint works in
the "El Ropo cigar factory. Jeanne Wilson is a
vivaciour actress now starring in "Who Bashed the Bolt on
the Bunk House Door". Dean Meiers has a "Star"
paper route all his own in Parker, Kansas. Delbert Naylor is the
matinee idol of millions of women, now playing the lead in
Bob Matney's play, "The Jerk from Albuquerque". Jimmy Roberts, through
his connection with the York family, is now President of
Beagle University. Donita Reneau is now
modeling at Coker's Variety Store. "Zeke" Waggoner is now
Editor-in-Chief of Capper's Farm Weekly. Madge Walt is now head
waitress at the Hilltop Tavern. Louise Waltman is slowly
going broke trying to finance the taxi business. Marjorie Glendening is
modeling bathing suits for Harzfeld's in the
City. Joe Lyons is a soldier of
forture and travels in his private box car. Martha Battersby won a
Beauty Contest in 1950 and now holds the title of Miss
Montgomery Ward. Jim Simon owns his own
B-19 and takes visitors on an aerial tour of Miami County
for the small fee of 50 cents. His wife, Laura May, looks
after Jimmy, Jr. June Brunts is a teacher
of her favorite subject - Biology. Iva Clearwater is now
Mrs. John Chrisjohn - 'nuf said! Maurice Stotts is a
famous dress designer in New York - his specialty is the
"Stotts gownless evening strap". His sister, Maurice models
his creations. Yvonne Jackson married a
cowboy and is now "Deep in the Heart of Texas". Ralph Sellmeyer is now
located up on Hospital Hill. He went crazy trying to
understand women. Ruth Shoemaker has made a
hobby of collecting diamond rings - she was married for the
fourth time last week. Nina Barker just loved to
ride on the school bus, so she is now the driver of No.
1 Calvin Cook now owns a
night club in Harlen. Charlesetta Polk in the featured
bubble dancer there. Harold Cortner is giving
lectures on "The Evils of Strong Drink" Ernestine Morgan is in
Europe getting material for her new book. The most popular
cigarette girl at the Stork Club, is none other than Lola
Kearney. Avis Tyrell is an air
hostess on an army bomber. Lorene Angleton is now a
missionary to Fontana. Inez Fields and Roy Beets
have become a second Osa and Martin Johnson. Richard Angleton is in
Hollywood directing his latest picture, starring his old
schoolmate, Margaret Tooley. Roy Baker is now
Assistant to the Assistant to the Assistant Secretary of
Agriculture. Maurice "Doc" Huling and
His Hanny Harvest Harmonettes are appearing at the Jewell
Theatre in Paola. His featured vocalist is Georgia
"Jive" Mitchell, Because of his good
looks, Raymond Hays has turned to modeling. Bill Hand is now mayor of
Beagle, Kansas Dean Davies made his
fortune by raising the rare species of Hammus Alabammas with
zoot snoots and drape shapes. Doris Hewitt is working
in a charity bazaar, selling kisses for a dollar
apiece. Ward Bost now has a five
year contract with Jack Benny, replacing Dennis
Day. Jean and Jane Lee are
doing a sister act on a Broadway stage. Clyde Putnam's business
is grinding a hand organ while his monkey dances on the
streets. Orlando ricci was
scheduled to give a concert, but canceled it because of
stage fright. Bob Webber is giving
lectures on "How to Woo in Six Eacy Lessons". Betty Spears is a lady
lion tamer with Ringling Brothers' Circus. James Smith is now a
famous comedian, and is often called the second Bob
Burns. Bernadine Lanphere is the
first woman chef at the Waldorf-Astoria. Warren Yocum now runs a
house to house butcher business. Annabel Whitney is a
famous ice skater at the Pla Mor. Edward Hawkins is still
at the Osawa. As he states it, all the women are still
trying to get him, but he just can't decide which one to
make happy. Peggy Crowe decided to go
on with her dramatic career. She is now running a boarding
house for under-privileged actors. Richard School now owns
the largest dairy farm in the State of Kansas. His wife is
Bette Shearer. Incidently, little Dickie and little Bette
help their dad with the milking. Jack Reinecker is in his
grave. In 1942, when golf balls were so costly and so
scarse, he lost one and the shock was so great that he
committed suicide. Bob Platt has reached the
top in his profession. Instead of washing windows for the
Western Auto - he now washes the windows of the Empire State
Building. Marjorie Thompson is
still trying to decide whether to join the Marines, go into
the moving picture business or just loaf. Ray Spellman is now the
Football Coach of O.H.S. and teaches Algebra and Geometry on
the side. Bob Eichorn lives a life
full of excitement, fear and danger. It involves weekly
trips on the O.D.T. Railroad. Junior Gaston now owns a
string of bakeries all over the country. Betty Baldwin
operates the Osawatomie branch for him. Clotelle Farran and
rosalie Whitney are collaborating on a book called,
"Suggestions On the Fine Art of Sleeping". Marion King has devoted
his life to finding a girl names "Rose O'Day". He wants to
find out if she really is a
"filla-ga-dusha-shinna-ma-roo-sha". Corwyn Kirk is now the
football coach at K.U. and his deadliest rival is the
M.U. Coach, Albert Dela Cruz. Lois Yunker is the only
woman deep sea diver in the South Seas. William Baker's specialty
is now manager of a large matrimonial bureau. Lulua Dancaster now works
for Arthur Murray's Dancing Bureau. Jauire Welch directs Phil
Spatalny's All Girl Orchestra. But, he doesn't get much
enjoyment out of it - his wife, Josephine, plays first
violin. Geralding Matherly is
called the "zip girl" and has just made her third picture.
Her publicity manager is none other than Richard
Weaver. Phillip Russell writes a
daily column called "Peekin' Through the Peekhole with
Phil". Louise Shelton is Phil
Harris' private hairdresser. She keeps his curly locks in
place. Bob Davidson bought out
the Felix Cafe. Phyllis Lankford is head
waitress, and following the tradition, sings to the
customers. Eileen Estes now comes in
contact with all the famour movie stars and is frequently
seen at the Brown Derby - she's hat check girl
there. Dan and Dorothy McIntyre
now run the Paola Peanut Stand located outside of the Paola
Theatre. Evelyn Hunsperger is
trying desperately to get herself elected to the Osawatomie
school board, so that she can use her influence to get
Jackie Lee Moler out of high school. Bernice Marez is a
featured violinist with the "Stinkin' Strings
Ensemble". Raymond Bowers is the
strong man in Casey's Carnival. He's billed as "Amy, the
Atlas". Wayne Day couldn't forget
his part in the speech play - he's now osawatomie's garbage
man. Bob Wilhoit is working
for the United States Government. He's the best sledge
hammer swinger on the Georgia Chain Gang. Bill Gott gained five
pounds and is now the head bouncer at the Gillis. Carol Lee Fausett has
decided that she prefers the simpler life. She's now located
somewhere in Arizona on a chicken farm. Kyle Edwards is a
traveling salesman for Erskin's Extermination of Termites
and Other Pests. Mildred Stamback is now
teaching Home Economics at Harvard U. Helen Reynolds is giving
permanents at Ye Olds Camouflage Beauty Shoppe.