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Atwood Hammond High School - Post Yearbook (Atwood, IL)

 - Class of 1918

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Page 28 text:

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SOPHOMORE GLASS W. Wierman Pearl Barnhart Lloyd Kimmel Chester Moore Emmette Conner Ruth Kimmel Sophia Scheffer Freeda Harshbarger Wava Schoonover McLain Heath Inscoe Day Blanche Kainm Grace Roloson Elvert Brewer Raymond O'Laughlin Lela Billman Lena Jumper Ethel Reedy Leola Quick Mabel Monroe Lora Wild man Marie Bowman Grace O’Laughlin Celia Thrasher Mae Downs Nellie Thrasher

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Page 29 text:

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Prophecy of the Sophomore Class One sunny afternoon in summer I sat down in a hammock under some shade trees and leaned back among the cushions. I was feeling dreadfully drowsy and the humming of the bees in some flowers a short distance from me made me feel more sleepy. Presently, to my astonishment. I found myself in a large city. I was riding in a street car to some unknown place. You can imagine my surprise when I saw Elvert Brewer and Ervin Anderson on a wagon selling vegetables. I just got a glimpse of them for the street car was moving rather fast. I was soon interested in a struggle between three policemen and a crowd of boys. As the street car neared the scene I became aware that I knew these policemen. They were Emmett Conner. Inscoe Day and Raymond O'Laughlin. I was simply dumbfounded. Who would ever have thought that these boys would be policemen! The street car stopped and I got off and walked into a drug store. I was looking at some books when I heard someone call my name. I turned around and whom should I see but Sophia Scheffer, my chum in zoology class. I was very glad to see her. I asked her what she was doing and she said that she had lately been busy hunting for zoological specimens. We chatted fora few minutes and then I bought a book and went out of the store. I went to a park and sat down on one of the rustic seats, which made the park seem very beautiful and restful. I picked up a paper that was upon the seat and began to look over its contents. On the want-ad page I found a few advertisements that rather surprised me. One was an advertisement for help in a large dry goods store owned by Ethel Reedy and Grayce O’Laughlin. Another was for help at a lumber yard owned by Lloyd Kimmel. The one that surprised me the most was an advertisement of a new hair tonic that could be purchased at a certain store which was owned by Leola Quick. I decided to go see her at once (don’t think I wanted any of the hair tonic.) for I hadn't seen her for a long time. She was very glad to see me and showed me around over her store. I was very surprised to learn that Mabel Monroe and Lela Billman were her partners in the store. I asked her if she knew anything about our class members, when we were Sophomores, and what they were doing now. She gave me the following information. Mae Downs and Marie Bowman owned a candy store in Atwood. Blanche Kamin and Freeda Harshbar er were Red Cross workers in France. McLain Heath and Chester Moore were teachers in Atwood. Warren Wierman was the coach of the foot-ball team. Wava Schoonover was selling Fords in Atwood. Ruth Kimmel was living in one of the western states. Pearl Barnhart, Grace Roloson and Lora Wildman owned an ostrich ranch in New Mexico. Lena Jumper was in New York overseeing a hospital for cripples who had just returned from France. Leola started to say something else

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