Angola High School - Key Yearbook (Angola, IN)

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(Elafia pro (|0rif Wf. the uiuiersigued. in order to bring before the public the future of tlie members of the t ' lass of nineteen hundred and fifteen, do submit the following prophecy, that — I. Ora Stage, a graduate of Angola High School, and also Michigan University, was admitted to the bar in nineteen hun- dred and twenty, and is now a prominent lawyer of New York. He recently became famous by bringing about Iho freedom of Harry K. Thaw. II. Winifred Walcott. once popularly known as a pianist, has juf; li Mill., il j:..iu the European war zone after spending severa; i: i . ;i a Red Cross nurse. She has been help- ing I I i! ' !• Hily plague of typhus, for which a remedy has r. . .Ml 1; I.. .11 iliscovered. III. Constance Williamson, the famous contralto opera singer, is now filling an engagement with the iMetropolitan Opera Company which is at the present time making a tour of Southern Eurolie. IV. Arliue Goodwin, the poi)ular suffrage leader of Cali- fornia, after a strenuous campaign was successful in defeating the male candidate for the olHce of mayor of San Francisco. V. Russel O. Bair has recently been appointed chief en- gineer of the luter-Lake Canal which is to extend from Gary to Toledo. Mr. Bair is a very competent man for this position, which assures success to this great and much needed under- taking. VI. Joyce Miller, a popular leader of the i ' emiuist move- ment, is making a tour of the laiger cities advocating equal rights. VII. Ralph Blston, a recent graduate of Hush Medi 3l School, has attained world fame in discovering a successful remedy for leprosy. This is one of the greatest steps in VIII. Floy Hammond has become very wealthy through the sale of her pictures. She is now president of the Chi- cago Art Institute. IX. Eva Orwig, after teaching iu Oberliu ollege, is now holding the honored position which for many years was held by Ella Klagg Young. So far she has proved to be a very successful person for this place. . . Eva Martin has just published her latest novel which is destined to be a classic of American literature. This vol- ume deals with the greatest problems of sociology. XI. Laura Brunson is a moving picture star. She has been employed in the Vitagraph Company for several years. At present it is thought that she will win in the contest of the moving picture actresses. XII. Ford Zimmer, the president of the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifteen, became in nineteen hundred and twenty-five the leader of Kryl ' s Band, after the death of Bohumir Kryl. Mr. Zimmer had been a member of the band for several years and as be proved to be the most competent, succeeded to the leadership. MILDRED LEININGER. BESS COLEMAN. MARJORIE KUNKLE.

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