Ionia High School - Ionian Yearbook (Ionia, MI)

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He has become personal advisor to the president of the French Republic, and on the list of the French president’s personal staff appear the names of Beverly Benedict and Elizabeth List. And speaking of political situations, I notice that the Senate of the United States is now partly composed of members of the feminine sex. Patricia Lampkin, Katherine Dolphin, and Eugenia Boltz were elected respectively from New York, Alaska, and Hawaii, the latter two having become states recently. Thomas Westbrook has become quite famous for his prize livestock, which have won more blue ribbons than any other cattle in four states. Donald Faulkner and Alfred Horrocks have moved to Kentucky and are training race horses; now they have their own 1,000 acre farm, and have become quite prosperous. Ray Elliot is their best jockey. Albert Lemke, who has his own orchestra, buys all his music and has much of his arranging done by the New York publishing house of French and Company. Harriet Holbrook is the chief lyric arranger of Robert French’s establishment. Somewhere off in the wilds of Africa, William Webster is tapping rocks. A geologist with the Smithsonian Institute, he has led some very noted expeditions to South America and Africa. Gara Caine has gone to the big city. She is now running the Blue and White Cab Service in San Francisco, which is entirely and exclusively a feminine organization. During her school days, Gara formed such an attachment for her Alma Mater that she insists upon having her drivers attired in very dressy blue and white unifoms. Her best “cabby” is Virginia Zick. James Thatcher’s acting ability has placed him in Hollywood. His auburn locks have become such a rage that men all over the country are rapidly “going redhead.” Glen Ries has entered the field of athletics and is now coach at the University of Colorado. And Ethel Seybold? Oh, she is assistant manager of the Western Union office at Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The ambitions of Frank Fisher in the field of civil engineering have been realized. He has just fulfilled a contract with England and France, which provided for the building of a tunnel running under the English Channel, between Dover and Calais. In charge of the electrical work of this project was Douglas La Due. Rayburn Mason has also become outstanding. He adopted the principles of the great Socialist leader, Norman Thomas, and is now his most trusted aide. Rayburn has taken his oath to carry on the work when Mr. Thomas retires. Teaching piano and violin back at our dear, old Ionia High School are Gertrude Pearce and Dorothy Humphrey, who took up work in the field of Music. Thus the Fates decreed, and the words which fell from their lips have remained in obscurity through the ages, only to be brought to light when they should be entered upon the scroll of history. Marie Fox 23

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