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Il -fs-5-5? Tx:L?' ?x:4? '-?s:zS?I! H I In 11 5 - 1 Q 55 '1?s:4?' '-Exz?-' iw-Tse?-' 1? eff' T Sl Svrniur 0.112155 lirnphrrg Dallas. Texas July zo, 1939 Bly Dear Ruth: How are you. and Rm-d ? It seems so queer to address your letters to Mrs. McCullough. lVe were so sorry that you couldn't come to our first class reunion at the Elm- wood gym last week. It was the first time l had been in Elmwood for five years. Vl'e had more fun! Dr. Leland Simkins was present. He is quite successful in his surgical work in Peoria. ltlon is the President of the School of Pharmacy of Centerville. Arizona, so. of course wasn't able to come. Sanford Coon is farming near Elmwood. They say he's suing his wife for a divorce. Esther Schulthes and Thelma Scragg have been running a candy kitchen at the Y between Yates City and lilmwood. They have both decided to be staunch old maids. Florence Kauffman is teaching Stenography in R. C. H. S. and Jesse Boice is the dancing teacher. Jesse and Pauline recently bought a home on lVest Main and by the way. have you heard that Glen Delford died of a broken heart this spring? How sad! Harold Hicks is an associate justice of the Supreme Court. and Juanita De- Groot is his private secretary. lt's noised around that they are engaged. but who knows? Frances l.indzey is giving a course in Proper Make-up at Paradise Chapel this year. She says that she. like me. can't find a man to suit her. .lohn Vl'eeks is a member of the Illinois State Legislature. and his brother-in- law. Bill Proctor, is his personal advisor. Bill fell heir to a million from some distant relative in Australia. so he has no profession. lVho could blame him? Have you heard from Helen lately? She is in California. her ideal state. She is giving swimming lessons. and doubling for the tilm stars in all dangerous situa- tions. She couldn't come back for the reunion. Did l tell you that Howard Foster is John Kilpatrick's partner in the under- taking business? After a social time. Virginia Atherton. Cformerlyj gave us several violin selec- tions. She gave Fritz Kreisler lessons the first three years after graduation. and since then. she has been abroad studying music. and married a famous French musi- cian. Theeother number on our reunion program was given by Bliss Alice Redding and llrs. Marjorie Cunningham. famous toe-dancers of Yates City who danced their most unique numbers 'iDance Gracefnlw and Nymphs . They were accompanied at the piano by SapH Cunningham. BIarjorie's new husband. Then we went to the movie and saw Ladies the Bosses starring Audrey Coon. the Beauty Queen. and .luanita liohrer who takes l.ouise Fazcnda's parts most of the time. Eugene Buxton is running a dirigible between New York and London. It is a lllammoth plane and resembles a small steamer in conveniences, Armin l.ischer is a guide for the passengers. Hugh Nixon is the 'fChef'l of the plane. Have you read Gayle Phares' new novel Divoree ? ltis certainly good. l must close as l have a l.atin VI class next period. I certainly enjoy teaching, Yours sincerely. IQATHRYN l3ou'i:us. 1 6 ,ag ,7-3 ,-,X ,wx Q, ,X 4? ,? , ,I fx-145' vrgjgvv ':gAgg45' -vvxggqj -4553547 -5Aj -7vx:g4T- 55:g5- -gggwv ?xi6? -gb-lv ,,, TWENTY-FiVE
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,Ag-QI? 2 5 Q g., ,, :ii 'cxffb 'CAEZPF 'CAIZY ?2?5' - vggg? 'ggg?'?Ajg4? -gxgfig Seninr 0112155 will To the Juniors we bequeath the privileges that all Seniors enjoy. To the Sophomores we leave the carved desks, hoping they are able to use them better than we did. To the Freshies we leave our best wishes for their success in reaching the goal to which they are looking forward. I, Marjorie Coulter, do give and bequeath my fits of giggling to Vera Custer. I, Juanita Dt-Groot, do give and bequeath my quiet ways to Ruth YVest. I, Howard Foster, do give and bequeath my ability to behave in the study hall to John Hart. I, Alice Redding, do give and bequeath my freekles to Miss Croker. I, Thelma Scragg do give and bequeath my bawlings-out to Elmer Moody. I, Frances l.indzey, do give and bequeath my numerous dates to Alice Foster. I, Juanita Bohrer, do give and bequeath my innoeent and admirable lack of powder to Maud Cheatham. I, Audrey Coon, do give and bequeath my winning dimples to Virginia Bailey. I, Harold Hicks, do give and bequeath my gift of gab to Frederiek Nagel. I, Eugene Buxton, do give and bequeath my way with women to Sam llaines. I, Helen Zink, do give and bequeath my lllilI'C'L'lS to I,ouise Turner. I, Ruth Jarman, do give and bequeath my ability to get a steady and keep him to Margery Mathis. I, I.eland Simkins, do give and bequeath my assumed walk to Ralph Graham. I. lilon Steer, do give and bequeath my slow actions to Paul Hiteheock. I, Virginia .Xtherton, do give and bequeath that worried attitude to Lucille Iliteheoek. I, John YVeeks, do give and bequeath all that seeond-hand gum which I have stuek every- where at school to Mrs. Downing, I, Hugh Nixon, do give and bequeath my bushy mop Qhairj to John Pierson. I, Jesse Iioice do give and bequeath my wooden leg to any one who wants it. I, Sanford Foon, do give and bequeath my pull with the teachers to Nellie Livingston. I, Armin Liseher, do give and beqeuath my girl friends to Alfred Miles. 61' I, Bill Proctor, do give and bequeath my inevitable sweet glanees toward the Sophomore girls as they Qshej leave linglish elass the fifth period to liugene Bourgoin. I. Gayle l'hares, do give and bequeath my love for all men to my cousin lieth Shively. I, Esther Sehulthes, do give and bequeath my ability in French conversation to anyone in the Freneh I class. I, Kathryn Bowers, do give and bequeath my well-loved desk in the back of the assembly Qand all that goes with it-including the dirty looks from the faeultyj to Harvey Haines. Everything will seem quite natural won't il, Harvey? IVITNICSSES: ll. lf. Downing 5 G. I,. Babbitt Signed: li. J. Iiyle Tull: C'i.Ass or '29. 55?A::f16 ' ?e:5? bezyf' ?l21 :'7fS?f- '.5fsI '?:'7fS:1 igg?T5:: ?g '- 'g -'-'fi TWENTY-FOUR
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151111115 - 1525 ::iz.sz.?f2xzf2.xz.?'Qs1.f,- :: 9' Seninra in iliairglanh IVe Seniors all agreed, One bright and sunny day, To board our ship of fancy A visit to the fairies pay. The queen of fairyland Had promised to this one class, A wish to every member That would truly come to pass. Hugh Nixon was the captain Of our brave and daring erewg All aboard! VVe're off , he cried, fo sail the ocean blue. Jolmny brought his dog along, And the second day Bob died, Johnny was quite sorrowful, Doggonc , the Seniors cried. Next day Alice saw a fish, 6'I.ook out, the captain said. Misunderstanding Alice did The class of '29 Success will surely gain. I wish , said Alice Redding, My lost head woul The queen then waved her golden wand, The head we e ould d return , discern. Then up spake Doc and Elon, 'iGive us books that will read themselves That will easily fool VVithout removal fr Ruth, K. B. and Juanita XVished to have thei No sooner had they Than they wanted t the Downings om the shelves. r hair dyed black, got their wish heir own locks back Two skeletons appeared As thin as thin could be, IVe got our wish and we-'ve reduced , Said Frances and 1Iil1 CI'y. 1' And the fish bit off her head. I wish that I had never comef' Said Howard Foster then, 1 hope that all the rest of us Don't come to such an end.', Audrey, Helen, Florence and Doc Played bunco on the deck. Harold had some peanuts And ate them by the peck. A figure lay upon the deck, And moaned with feeble voice, XVhen we reached our sea-sick pal XVe found ,twas Jesse Boice. Hugh Nixon anchored us, Our timid little hand, For the first time in our lives Set foot on fairyland. The castle was seen in the distance Surrounded by vines and flowers, The captain said, VVho'll lead the way? He appointed Kathryn Bowers. Said the queen upon her throne, You have not come in vain, Ili-cks and Proctor wished double tongues, To help them along life's wayg Our single ones ache all the time , Ive heard theln mournfully say. Armin, who raises the hogs, XVas hunting for magic corn, So the hogs could easily feed themselves, And he Could sleep late in the morn. Florence said, Irish Blue Eyes, I want to vamp the men , Up came blue eyes, out fell her own, And soon she was crabbin f a fain. L . I pray for a gridiron of pillows, Said I.i1nping Jesse Boiee g Alright , said the queen of wisdom, I'll gladly grant your choice . Jolm wished to be Mr. YVrigley And own all the famous guru. The queen: You're not the man himself, But henceforth, his only son . IVe crave for dance and fun , Said Gayle and Sanford Coon, They got St. Vitus dance, And toddled to the moon. Il'-?5 ?z15?'ri:E :6 ?:f i:f?x:f'??x::ffi5'??x::f?'?A:5?A 4355 TWENTY-SIX
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