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Returning home, I picked up the newspaper. There in headlines were the names of Bruce Speegle and Pete Gould. They had made a daring rescue of ten people who were in an airplane crash. Among them were Frances Henley and Ella Frances Haynes, hostesses on the plane. A few days later, Tryda Mae Sanders, a school teacher, came to visit me.'She told me that Lillian Sweeton, Willie Mae Nunley, and Gladys Fults were ballet dancers, She said she went to church Sun- day and heard the Reverend Doyle Moneyheffer preach an inspiring sermon, A missionary, Mary Sue Thorpe, just recently back from Africa, made a short talk. The next day I was reading the sport's page, There in black and white it told of the champion lady wrestler, Becky Hampton, and Edith Gossett, the champion lady diver and swimmer. Realizing that within the last few days I had heard from almost all of the seniors of 1944, I began diligently to inquire concerning the where- abouts of the remainder of the class. I learned that Joyce Conry, Billie lean Thom- as, Sallye Hall, and Clata Hampton were joint part- ners in poultry and cattle raising on a large west- ern ranch in Wyoming. On an adjoining ranch Vera White and Katherine Childers were trying to give the'NBig Fouru some competition, Of course, there was no surprise when I learned Bettye Lynn Jones was married and now had twin tow- headed HPee-Wee'sn. I had heard from a reliable source that Mary Sue Charles was in charge of a cat hospital and Willodean Hamby and Frances Wooten were in the business of fortune telling. Having collected this last bit of information, my account of the seniors of '44 was completed. I relaxed, closed my eyes, and leaned back in my easy chair to think over the accomplishments of my class during the ten years that we had been separated.
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