Arlington High School - Rambler Yearbook (Arlington, IN)

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Etififiiiiifiii5555555555555 ,sg .4 5 F F 5 6' 5 Evelyn Hill, a contented farmer's w1fe,1s N f 5 well known over the state for the blue ribbons I WO fl 5 , shemae received for the delicious pies and F QL! 5 5 cakes that she has taken to the State Fair. 1 5 3 fa' ?' QQFL, 'll' E5 5 E Z Everybody was startled Just then by a gun I4 3? W shot! In strode Robert Rouse, an Indiana State 4 55 O Q Pol1oeman.' ne said than he had urea the shot A 5 o to 'sorta liven up'the party. A 5 0 'A 4 0 F g' 4' 5 2 'I ff 2 1 f g Next came Beatrice Coffin, a neatly dressed lady K' 5-' 5 in black, who had become a missionary to the Far East. 3 5? lany exciting tales were told by her of her travels in if if Japan and China. 5 fa ? S Yp , I ef 'Nb' Q2 5 X is-5 Johnnie Bhauck, a boy who had started 4 3 L L out as a garage worker, was now the President 2 E of a large automobile parts concern. Q V EZ iE.- A if e ? 4 ' r 5 'fu 'lk W lllnC 'lu. 'M Wa '!la lln.. 'h.. u. 'Ulm 'lla lk The hour grows late, and everyone leaves with a heavy heart. They all know that there probably will never be a time when the class of '47 will be together again. mx 'WL KW 'lb 'hh 'hh qlls llu. 'Ill' um. :gm lull mllqn 'Ill' 'ill' 'Init 'hx Tl... 'lla uh! lm 'm m M 33 vt 'M lu 'u lull 'M 32 'N '25 4 'WL lu 'lh. Q--. fa li fax fx