Elberfeld High School - Elite Yearbook (Elberfeld, IN)

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TELEGJKAMS OF KEG3i'iE'lJ 'ffjjtass !j3RQa-sEc'lYW Last night as I sat thinking of the class reunions we hope to enjoy together in the future, I found myself imagining the result if, at some given date, say ten years from now, every member of the class should be too busy too attend the reunion. That would, of course, be rather discouraging to the chairman of the committee, unless ,he, also, were too busy too attend. But, I thought how interesting if on the morning of the reunion each absentee sent a telegram in which was stated the sender's occupation and reason for absence. And how very inter- esting if these telegrams were collected in a little book and passed about so that all the class members might get first hand information about the others. I became so engrossed in the idea that I even pictured to myself the exact wording of' the tele- grams the various people would send. Would you like . to hear them? Leading dramatic soprano Metropolitan and Chicago C, Opera Companies. Substantial, but not fat. Sing Marguerite tonight. Anna Mae Bethe You wouldn't expect her to count her words, but she is evidently still careful with her calories. As an astronomer, am studying the heavens at seashore with beautiful girl assistant. Stargazing date tonight. , Donald Ray Silks At his old tricks, you see. Am an usher in big movie theater. Only way ' to. see all shows. Seeing Van Johnson tonight. Virginia Engelhardt And she probably enjoys the picture the twentieth time she sees it as well as the first. There's a girl who loves her work. S Civil engineer. Tunneling Rockies to shorten trip for Hollywood commuters. Bobby Schultz You notice Bob used just ten words and no more. '.Careful as ever, but I'll bet 1t's a good tunnel.