Central High School - O Book Yearbook (Omaha, NE)

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Page Thi january Glass ibrupbenp AY, MEL! Telford Smith, member of the firm of Smith 81 Smith, Real Estate, looked up from his paper and addressed his twin brother. The Omaha Symphony Orchestra is to play this week and there are three members of our class of '23 in it-Hazel Belt, Miriam Ruback, and Frank Faulkner. Some class we had, wasn't it. Melford laughed. Remember the lively discussions and arguments we'd have every morning up in 445. Stanley Briggs would pound and pound for order! Where is Stanley now, anyway? The last l heard he was doing engineering work out West. Ten years since we left Central! What good times our class had! 'Member that party at Lois Sallander's? And our hikes! And the time we brought Professor Southwick from Boston. l-le gave us a fine program and we earned money for our annual from it. You know, Tel, our class have all turned out fine. Not, perhaps, phe- nomenal successes, but all worth while men and women. Why surely. Ruth Chatfield and Dorothy Bowden are recognized in the field of art. Alfred Henry is a lawyer, Esther Robinson is teaching gym, Jennie Gillespie is one of the best instructors of piano in the city. I saw Ernest Burkland, our treasurer, the other day. l-le's as blond and business-like as ever. He is managing a new hat factory here. Our secretary, Dorothy Beedle, has a clever little hat shop. Remember how you and Marie Kenny as sergeant-at-arms used to watch three doors to keep intruders out of our class meeting? Marie and Dorothy are still inseparable, Marie working in a bank and Dorothy teaching kinder- gartenf' Teaching has been the chosen occupation of many of our girls. Evelyn Carlson, Eva Erixon, Gertrude Tatle, Wilma Auchmuty, Marion Basler, and Mildred Pope. Speaking of teachers, remember what good class teachers we had? Miss Stebbins, Miss Lena May Williams, and Mr. Woolery were hard- working class boosters. They were, alrightf, Do you remember George Goff? l-le is in a clothing store now, and that slick-tongued David Cohn is out for an investment company. Do you know where John Inkster is now? I haven't seen him since the state fair last year when his cattle exhibit won first prize. I-leis ranching on a large scale in the western part of the state. Let me see, who else was in the class? Oh yes, Florence Miller-she's in the library downtown. Edna Wise is in a South American Mission school. Speaking of South America, Al Fay is expecting to do some correspon- dence work down there for a Chicago paper. There are lots of good business women in the class-Mildred Klepser, Grace Wilson, Norma Johnson, Ruth Redmon, Fern Ware, and even frivolous little Thelma Beemerf' Ho hum! l'm tired to-night. Turn on the radio, will you? That new amplifier that Rockwell invented is sure great. Yes, that was some class! s'A1f' rteen