Gaston High School - Hi Lites Yearbook (Gaston, OR)

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CLnSS BLURHJCY HI am having a grand time, wish you were here. I am planning to visit the B rnes and Bailey Circus with some club membersn This the post card that old WDean Donna Blumn, teacher of Boys Physical Education at P. U. College recieved from her friend, Miss Madelyn Hummels, the head chief of the'E thian Sisters Club, who is making a world tour of the clubs. What a surprise Miss Hummels recieves when she arrives at the Circus, and finds her old classmate Betty Lou Koberstein, the famous HFat Lady of that Cir usn. My, how different she looked from her old school days, and just because she had tried some HAdd Pounds Tonicn, sold to her by that super sales- man, Mr. Frank Heesacher, who after flunning his V 12 test for the tenth time had ,econe a traveling salesman, with a wife in every town. After recovering from the sheen of seeing two of her old class mates, Head Chief Hummels caught her 8:30 train to go out west to visit more clubs. She found her seat was oeside a high class looring lady. She immediately recognized her as Miss Bernice Lee, but who was now going by the name of Miss Hinnette Delacy. They began to tal. over old times and Miss Hummels found out that Bernice was chasing around the States trying to catch up with her dream actor HPretty Boyu. Madelyn also got some information on two other of her old class mates from Bernice. Miss Lee had met their chum, Evelyne Mattson, in Reno. Miss Mmttson was unsuccessfully trying to get a divorce from her third Navy husband. Mr. George Steele, a shyster, was her lawyer -nd really taking the old gal for Q ride. - At Sgunk Hollow, Oregon, Miss Hummels and Miss Lee parted. Miss Hummels was going to start home now tired but happy for she had made a full report on the clubs, and beside that she had seen or else recieved information on, ell'the old classmates she had graduated with, except Miss Estle Harlow. She would indeed have liked to know where that eld friend was and if she was happy.

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CLASS PRCPHECY lContinuedl Before arriving home Miss Hummels recieved a telegram from the hone club telling her she had missed a club back in Patchworn, Idaho. Miss Hummels decided she had better go out of her way to visit this one club. She arrived at Patchwork on Monday morning. The Head Officer of the town told her she was to go on a tour of their lovely town. when arriving at the two-hundred story school house, who should she see but Miss Harlow. Estle was the dramatics teacher there and was spending her spare moments flirting with the Superintendent, Mr. Germ. After talking over old times with Miss Harlow, Madelyn continued on her tour.