Arlington High School - Rambler Yearbook (Arlington, IN)

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Q31 1011 -4:-an-1 ---- -0--msgs THE RAMBLER ,sms ------- -.W CLASS ROPHECY 1913 Arlington High School 1925 GREATEST CRYSTAL GAZER IS NOW TOURING EUROPE Worth Brown is now recog- nized. as the great Thurston of the age. His wonderful pow- ers of mind-reading have amazed the world. It has been said that he can read the mind of another person although they be separated by a stone wall. He has been awarded a .yearly in- come from the government as a reward for his being crowned the greatest wizard in the world. The Honorable Mr. Brown was a. member of the Class of 1925 of Arlington High School at Arlington, Indiana, a town now famous in America. Margaret Bitner- How did you get along in your exams? Worth Brown- I knocked them cold, I got zero. Miss Harrington-- What do you think Emerson would do among the fast living of today? Fon Kemple- Why, I expect he would get run over. Fon Kemple-- Of course, you understand that our engagement is to be kept a secret. Anna R.- O, yes, dear. I tell everybody that. MISSIONARIES KILL TIGER IN JUNGLE OF AFRICA Miss Pauline Macy, formerly of Arlington High School, and her assistant, Miss Veva Sew- ard, also of the same school, came out victorious in a fight with a tiger. They encountered the beast a hundred miles out in the jungle. The aeroplane in which they were riding was far from any air station. They emptied their pistols in the beast's face and blinded it. Then it rushed at them. Miss Macy saved them both by throwing an oil can at the beast and then made their escape. Miss Hicks- When was the revival of learning? Edwin Stark-- Just before exams. Jessie-I don't like the ring of this half dollar. Miss Hicks-What do you want for fifty cents. Owen-They say Pauline has decided to marry a struggling author. Worth--Well, if she has de- cided, he may as well give up struggling. WOMEN LAWYERS SOLVE MYSTERY OF UNDERWORLD Two women lawyers have solved the greatest murder mystery of America. They are Miss Brown and Miss Tweedy of the Brown and Tweedy De- tective Association. The two ladies mentioned above are rec- ognized as the greatest solvers of mysterious happenings in the world today. Miss Alta Twee- dy is the founder of the organ- ization. They recently solved the Franks murder case that had perplexed police authorities of Chicago for a long time. The ladies attended high school at Arlington. Donald-Mother, is it true that an apple a day keeps the doctor away? Mrs. Price-Yes, Donald, why? Donald-'Cause if it is, I kept about ten doctors away this morning-but I'm afraid one'll have to come soon. Seniors! Seniors! forever thrive. Hurrah for those of '25, You bet we always do our best, The Senior Class of A. H. S. sfesi-2s-ts,se------ -N

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