Elberfeld High School - Elite Yearbook (Elberfeld, IN)

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CLASS PKCxJ?HI'.CX Como. conductor on the Broadway Limited and doing it solely - to meet famous passengers. Ted Williams, Elizabeth Taylor, miie Walcott, and the president of the United States are OD 6 train this trip. Donald Harris Don always did like good society, but I never thought of being a Pullman conductor to get it. Keeping a pet shop. Specialize in eels, inheumons, and elephants. Sorry can't come to-nightg expecting a new shipment of Japanese beetles. Wanda June Besing Well, at least she said she was sorry she cou1dn't come. Am a farmer. Raise winter wheat and summer squashes. Can't come because am busy with harvest. Lester Menke There's something queer about that, but I'm not just sure what it is. I suppose Lester is a very scientific farmer and knows all about rotation of crops and everything. I wonder if he raises shorthorns? I never can remember whether they are cows are turnips, but he probably raises them, anyway. Am a Chautauqua lecturer on WBeaut1es of Nature,n and NThe Value of a Sm11e.W So sorry oan't oomegthe Smile due tonight. Jim Harbrl S011 I always Knew Jim would do something like that. But where he learned about the beauties of nature I'm sure I don't :know. When we last saw him he d1dn't know parsley from peppermint or toads from tadpoles. He must have been doing a lot of reading lately. Am a steam riveter. Like the quiet atmosphere. Am putting nuts in new sanitarium, so can't leave. Ronald Butcher Ronald always a quiet chap. I am positive he is the most refined steam riveter in the business.

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