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NAME James Agin Margie Boyd Vera Brown Clayton Brumfield Daryl Cadwallader Lloyd Caldwell Don Conover Virginia Charleston Garland Crawford Betty Lou Culberson Pauletta Davidson Gertrude Davis Anne Dewey Richard Dewey Doris Doughman Dorthy Doughman Evelyn Fawley Ann Ferneau Joanne Foster Clarence France Dan Garrison Betty Jo GriFfith Irene Groves Donald Harness Paul High Edna Mae Hill Ann Irvin John Jones emhz Drheotazq NICKNAME Jughead snMarg1v Brownie Cad Leo Don Ginnie Pa Wah Cubby Polly Gertie IIAHHIGII Dick Zeke ..DodS,. ..Eve.t Annie HJC., Curly Garry Josie Grovesie Press Muscles llEynie!1 Maddie A Jackson I1 FAVORITE SAYING You'd be surprised Oh nuts Sam Nuts Thunder You all Oh, I wouldn't say that Jeepers You want to make a little wager? You look at 'em, l'm countln 'em. That's tough For Heaven Sa kes Tuff DDT IDrop dead twlcel Don't be silly Hey, wait for me Oh brother Drop dead Hurrah goodie Shut up, Dewey Oh, reckon so Holy Hannah! Wouldn't you like to know? Hoopido Oh brother And I thought l'd seen everything Now isn't that awful? I dood it
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66444 pfzapiecg Dorthy was a very good rlder and held the crowd In awe. They met her at the corral later, and renewed old acquaintances. All three went to a nice restaurant for dinner, and Dorthy was amazed at the modern conveniences which she saw. She learned that this was one of the many owned by Edna Mae and Willodene and that it was managed by Barbara Snyder, whose outstanding business ability combined with her flair for the ultra modern had bullt up a remarkable reputation. lt was here that the business partners tried out new plans. Proceeding on their trip, they traveled leisurely for a clay, then entered Kansas. At this point they decided to check on the work of Jimmy Joe, so they went to the Bell Telephone Comp-any. There they found Deloris Snider, the manager of all the telephone operators. She had been voted Most Pleasant Operator in the Entlre United States. They left Kansas in a cloud of dust and now were coming into Alabama. They stopped at a drive-in to get some food, when a huge truck drove up dellverlng popcorn. lt was from the large popcorn concern owned and run by Lewls Shank. Of course, they bought some and found it delicious. Driving into Miami late that evening, they went to see the fashionable Lawn Dale pool. There amidst the sweet music and floating lilies, were paradlng georgous models, showing off their beauty in appealing bathing suits. Among the Interested by-standers, Ann lrvln, exquisitely gowned, introduced her husband who was proud of Ann's reputation as a skater in the very popular Ice Follies Company. Their vacation was rapidly dr-awing to a close, so they chose a route along the Atlantlc Coast line to take them back to New York. As they passed through Washington, D. C., they happened to find Joanne Foster, chief bookkeeper for the Senate. She gave them a delightful supper in her luxurious apartment and sent them on their way in a cheerful mood. At last they were at home again, but to top it all off, a baseball game between New York and Brooklyn was to take place that afternoon. Luckily a few of thelr friends couldn't go, so they were given their tickets. Among the players, they recog- nized the great John Teevan, Home Run King of the year. The Dodgers won 30 to 0 with Teevan as the winning pitcher. After securing his autograph, they talked awhlle with hlm and then they returned to the tearoom, which they had left ln the hands of the competent Jimmy Joe. The results of his redecoratlng were entlrely satisfactory. Edna Mae and Willodene spent many happy hours reviewing thelr summer's vacation, which had so unexpectedly turned Into a series of short vlslts with their classmates of Old Blan Hlgh. 33
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