Elyria Public High School - Elyrian Yearbook (Elyria, OH)

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AY? :X k, ,I M bk JJN ROBERT SAVAGE He liveth best who eatest most all pies both great and small. Scientific Course. Class Play. Reception Plays 3-4. Class Prophet. Basket Ball 3-4. Foot Ball 4. Tennis Capt. 2. English Club. Athletic Editor t'Ely1'ian 1-2. Hi-Y 1-2-3-4. EVANGELINE SPIETH Just wait until I grow upf' Classical Course. Friendship Club. Patriotic League. NELLIE VOGLER Of all the girls that ere were seen, The1'e's none so fine as Nellie. Art Course. Friendship Club. Patriotic League. French League. GERALDINE WHITNEY To love her was an easy task. Classical Course. Patriotic League. v g 1 2' ' I9 I9 . XLR J , 'I 29

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Uhr iirnpherg nf the Gilman nf 1919 Hearken all to the lines below, Read ye well and ye will know, What we herein have this foretold Of the 19 Class when they grow old. Cliff Manor, Los Angeles, April 1, 1950. Dear Glenn :- In reply to your recent letter I am glad to hear that your latest invention was such a great success. I have noticed that they are using your automatic wick-trimmer for electric lights in Pata- gonia. As for me the world has treated me more than fairly. Since I left college I have followed a literary career. By separate mail I am sending you a copy of my latest novel, ................... As soon as my last book of verses comes from the press I will send you a copy of it. In the course of my career I have traveled extensively, visiting all the civilized world, and Lorain. You inquired about our former E. H. S. classmates. During the last five years I have met most of them in one place or another. Where do you think Bus Lyman is? Upon my recent visit to New York I visited Sing Sing in search of prison atmosphere. There I found Russel musical director and time keeper. On the same trip I found George Wuhrman bailing the water out of the Hudson to keep the river from rising. During a stopover in the Islands of the Pacific a year later I ran across Isabelle Robson. She is President of the International Syndicate for Wandering Suifragettes, with headquarters on Wake Island. Can you beat it? In Hawaii I encountered Mildred Corf- man acting as dancing instructor for the belles of Waikiki, who are again the rage. In China whom do you suppose I discovered? Our old friend Stearns of Berea, who has climbed from lineman to the presidency of a wireless telephone system. He receives the fabulous sum of 750,569,499 yen per year, or about S513 in American currency. In the same country Ernest Jones, M. D., is private physician to the favorite Pekenese dog of the Chinese President. Dr. Jones sprang into prominence a few years ago by amputating the salary of the movie queen, Marjory Francis. Two years later I took the Aerial Route, of which Richard Gazely is manager, to Europe. At the Hangars I was accosted by an old man who asked to carry my luggage. Upon closely scru- tinizing his countenance I recognized the famous Yale football star, Harry Armstrong. In the course of the ensuing conversation 31 3 J