Fairfield High School - Quill Yearbook (Fairfield, IA)

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Class Prophecy New York City, N. Y., June 4, 1920. Dear l,illian If lYell, here I am in New York again, and who do you think is with me? lflizabeth Leggett, my former assistant. I just happened to meet her the other day in a depart- ment store. She has just come back from a trip abroad where she went to get material for a textbook on Latin. Vie immediately began to talk over old times and to compare notes as to how our former classmates had turned out. Roscoe YVhitmore and Herbert VVagner are running a scientific farm in Illinois, which is attracting national attention. lflhe .lohnson is a Red Cross nurse, and Lucile Burke is an instructor in Columbia Ivniversity, And. by the way, in that same store where I met Elizabeth, I met another class- mate-Ifmma Klineart. She was presiding over a ribbon counter. She told me that several old friends were in New York. Isabel Bishop and Goldie Hill are the leaders in a prominent suffragette club, and are noted for their fiery speeches. They employ, as their private secretary, Harold Swain, whom you probably remember well. She also said that a few days before a well-dressed woman came in whom she recog- nized as llrs. Berniece Israel. Berniece told her that she and Dutch were just in New York for a few days while she did some shopping. lflixabeth was very much surprised when I told her of your being editor of the 'Torntassel Clarion. She said that she expected your experience on the QUIL1. Board helped you immensely. And so XVanda Barnes is superintendent of a home for destitute guinea pigs, is she? I was just wondering what had become of her, when your letter came telling me. Last night Elizabeth and I went down to a movie theatre to see a new film just re- leased by the Ifssanay company. Gertrude Bailey played the part of the heroine and Delmar Frazey the hero. Oh, yes! there is another classmate here-Stella Griffith. She is principal of one ot the large grade schools and is very successful. Last summer I was in Batavia visiting .lessie Hoffman. You know she is instructor of mathematics in the high school there. XVe were sitting on the porch one afternoon when we spied a book agent coming up the walk. He had already seen us, or we would have fled. He came up on the porch and we recognized Fred Yvheeler. He was taking orders for a new book by Richard Gaines, How to Raise Glow-VVorms for Profit. lfred sat down and visited awhile. He said that in his travels he had run across some of his tormer friends. He had seen Mr. and Klrs. Raymond Holgate, who were lii ing on a farm. and Gala had bought one of his books. Charles Cummings is leading a hermit's life out on Cedar Creek, and is raising onions for his living,