Bloomington High School - Gothic Yearbook (Bloomington, IN)

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... Prophecy of Seniors •4Wc F FATE S DECREE” « vWKNTY 'i-i' have g me 1 Ki p' J Noycr, |»rjn.-ij ..1 tin- •:' ■ 11 ■! ;.. i High S h.« ! unii preparatory m. Iu- 1 I». • u . .■! instead of Uut old Gothic structure. there stand upon tin cam- pits four splendid buildings I won.let if nti ci|ual change lm taken place in the conditions of the graduate» of th.n illustrious chi of 1911$. I will be off to Trevlne at oner Arriving at that fatuous resort. lie hastily made In» m» to the oracle of the (•»! of Fame At tin» | int it • tilting !•• mv that Reulten Tourner vHH acting soothsayer at tin» sunctiuiy nml, to him, Nover addressed these remark- ”Kiu) rti. my friend, it is the intention of the facnltyof It. II s bold on nlinnni reunion. First, we wish to ascertain the locution and position of thcitietibersof the fatuous ipoSeU» . w hich published the first Anmiiil. Open uuto me. 1 lic-eeclt you. tin .lo.it» of the sanctuary, and. having consulted the oracle, prophesy unto in. what fate has held in »torr for the jxmaou whose names 1 shall read to you.” The soothsayer immediately liecaiuc greatly agitated. II1« lips frothed and the jiower of the mighty God of Fame seemed to take jiossession of him. Hr opened a door into .1 narrow pissagc nml returned with a mysterious Imok Kneeling in a prayerful attitude, he heouiic i|uict and. tuniing tlmuigh the pages of the book, motioned to the suppliant Noycr for him In call the first name. ‘'Hugh Brown' —and strange character» appeared 00 the first lair jugc of the mysterious volume Kculwn. the prophet, reail clearly, ” Located at Ontario. Canada. Manager of the liartlt terminal of the Mar»-Karth wirele»» telephone system, Mi Chrnowerth. Pre tdcnt of the Juanita Seminary for young loin» (.orated in the V« «e»nite Valley. California ••Guv Fuller. Motormau for thr t nionvillc, Trev-lac and Nashville $ub-Tran it Co. ' I'hylU HoMcttcr. Ha» completed a course of study in music in Fan I at present making 11 farewell tour through Australia and New Zcjluud together with the eminent con- tralto. Mile Iternier Kinrairr.” ' Ruth Ikcrd.' A'u| Reulten read in flaming character», ' uthorof Woman'» llaee—I1a»t. 1‘rtscot and Future, or. The downfall of Mm ' The fir»t woman representative to Congrex. At present electrifying the nation with a flood of oratory. Hamilton Keck, lewder of the famous Keck Band and, incidental]) , owner of the C . I vV I. Bullet at Lintedale. 'Frederica Kirby, Secretary of the Indianapolis division of the V W C A. ” Julia l.ively. Principal of the New York International Kindergarten School And wluit became of Hula, editor-in-chief of the Annual, and tall like a goddes ' Married a Mr. Short, whose height • 4

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The 12-b Senior Class Ma rtf cry Bcnckart Pansy I mile Annual Stall Wi{ ami Mat ; ftfcicbiy of Cliw “The l»c t thing arc «omoUtnc done up I am for thr South In «mail package •Jessie Lea» I thought ami thought and then ldUr.1 Roy Carnahan her »in omr “The force of hi merit make hi way Frank Lowder Tho r that undr'»i «t him •miiIoI at Fred Dodds nneanothcr and «hook iiwi' hr ■ ■ - Track Team, tA. ‘.S- Foothill oj, 06. o-. There mu«t i-c onic -4 • 1 Florence McCartney him for none ever e«m« out ■ My „ jj j, ,,ul ,„rre ..M in n Luther Gaither Tendency to Interrogate Frmina Moore ' Sweet bird that hun'»l the ni'i- - f folly Hubert Hanna fmSdrot of Clave Annual Stud. Wig and Ma k. Debating Club. ■ More than hi ‘ire indicate Ralph Hutfhcs “Amateur ninucr and talker Eura Sander» Annual Stuff Vrraamerof Clna Wig ami Mh«Vl -She « » pretty tn walk wtth. and wut to talk with And plemanl too. to think on Helen Seward ‘ Thou ln l a mind that milt thy fair and outward character Harold van Valzah Aauxlaiit Kdltor of Annual. Wig and Mack. Vice l’rc Stent of Cl » llow far that Utile candle throw Ita Iwamv' Nellie Walker “Seek for orrow with thy (pectode Arda Weir •once we bcanl you «peak.- Leslie Winslow Track Team '• . I am a man of pence, heaven know how I love pence Walter Woodburn Annua! staff »•( mil Util lor hr «era lUwbdtl. ' . I am not the sole of ,nmmun mrti Ralph Waldo Emerson Woodward Annuli Staff Football. V» . A. vT. lluacbalt c Captain o; o Who a » there » nothing in a name •3

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t five feet and vrh.ee weight i» J30 pound». Wilt not appear with her husband in puhlir Irene Pauley Married at the age of thirty-six. Now in rlreenc county, on her honeymoon I.v.li Robm«oti. Popular novelist, Latest atory appear in serial form in the McCurdy magazine. • Kthel Smith Wife of Wilier Hobbs. treasurer of the Shower Brothers Co. ' Homer Spencer. inherited the literary geniusof hi ances- tor, Edmund. and has just published ‘Confession. of n C«mi- foun.led Dreamer ' Mat TtOVllUon. Directress of the Carnegie Art Institute, Sew York. Had decided to he an old maid, hut— here the writing wm blurred. •' Hazel Voss. Instructress at the Coliseum Skating Rink. Hour , «lay and night. Carrie Wagner. Reside at l.imeilalc and manages the Keck Buffet a well a her own household, during her hustuud'» absence. Presley Wylie. A retire.I looker, hot still actively engaged in newspaper work, having affiliated with William HcarsL” lea Weybright. Married a prosperous farmer who make hi» living by the sale of dairy products, Ruth Woolary I» said to ! e drawing the largest widow tension 00 record. And now. graciou Reuben. tell inc what the all-seeing fate have decree. 1 as the share of our famous athlete, the im- mortal McCartney Ami the word of the soothsayer rung true. Wealthy corporation lawyer At present serving a short sentence 111 Sing Siug for exceeding the speed limit. Continue, my friend. lagged Soyer. ' I nfold the destiny of the January section. What ha happened to their president. Hubert Hanna' Rev. llulierl Hanna, D. D.. bishop of the Methodist district of Indiana Kun« Sanders. Wife of the Chicago Chief of Police, com- monly known among criminat» a ‘ Plucky Pete.' Kriuina Moore. Instructor in Latin it Leland Stanford I’nivenrftr • Nellie Walker. Chief assist 111 to Miss Je f.eas. who is carrying on a great revival in the South Sea Islands. Waller Pfrimmer. President of the Smithville Trust Co., which lias just gone into the hands of a receiver. Margie Benckert The second soubrette, «tarring this sea- son in ‘ Little Lily l.ightfoot.’ Roy Carnahan. Cabinetmaker and wood-carver. located at Dublin. Ireland, where his work i« in great demand among the British nobility. The rest of the etas». 'said Soyer, have been accounted for already They ire living peaceful lives in or near their old home i dv The boys have occupations ranging from the posi- tion of a college professor to the lowly fare of a «lay laborer. The girls are cither taking care of their own children or teach- ing the three R to other people's children Almost all path of industry are represented am! all are happy anil prosperous in •on» degree. Anil so, with many thank to you for your ser- vices. I will de)urt and. for the graciou Goil of Fame 1 shall proclaim a great feast day and many sacrifice on the altar of Knowledge. M parting prayer i for the success of this grand reunion. Slay alumni gather from near and far to«lo honor •.« their alma mater. Rculien. I bill you adieu. l x! spec»! ’ Bon voyage •S