Lapeer High School - Pantherscope Yearbook (Lapeer, MI)

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drawing cartoons for the “Deerfleld Weekly.” You know he lias been conducting a famous dancing class, and two of his most promising pupils were Gladys Bentley and .lean Wallace. Helen Of course, you all remember Harold Russell, the valedictorian of our class. When I was coining through Texas 1 saw him. He’s a very rich man now. Bought up land down in Texas and they discovered oil on it last year. He’s worth millions of dollars now. Ida Boh Taylor is a great success as a criminal lawyer. He has always wanted to he a great lawyer, and got a lot of training in the History Class. I was at the Criminal Court in Chicago, a short time ago, and the Leopold-Loeb case that was so much talked about was in court then. Boh was their lawyer, trying to get them pardoned. Eleanor—Oh, yes, and Clara Conley is doing court reporting work down in Detroit, too. Harold I was reading in the paper last summer of George Hillier being manager of the New York Giants, so I took a day off and went down to see them play. It was a close game, and George got so excited that he got in the way of one of the hatters and was quite badly hurt. By the way, Elwyn Hemingway is one of his best pitchers. Well, to go on with my story, I went to the hospital a few days later to see George, and found Grace Higley was there as a nurse. She told me that Vera Jamieson was in the same hospital. Eleanor Velma Smith and Colburn Potter are leaving for Italy on their honeymoon, I understand, ami going by aeroplane with George Moon as pilot. And I simply must tell you about Rave Carter and Hazel Avis they are employed by the government as traffic cops to regulate air traffic between Chicago and Panama. At a stop made at the Hawaiian Islands, they talked with Nora Eastman, who is teaching languages there. She told them that her chum, Beatrice Weir, is now a telephone operator at Ellis Island. Helen Do you remember our bashful classmate, Irma Sheldon? She was always so quiet and now is writing jazz songs—is a second Irving Berlin, 1 suppose. Lucille Smith is also quite talented in that line, and is assisting her. Those two are as inseparable as the Siamese Twins. Ida—Another one of our musicians is Helen Hall. She’s playing second violin in the New York Symphony Orchestra. Harold Bill Hammond is a very influential member of the House of Representatives, and is expected to be the future Speaker. I heard a speech he made the other day, and it was wonderful. Eleanor You remember how Bessie Klauka and Catherine Baldwin always wanted to go to a ranch in the West? Well, their dreams have finally come true. I had a letter from Bessie yesterday nd she says they are having the time of their lives out there tiiis summer. Helen I guess Alberta Groesbeck and Ruth Harrison will be the old maids of the class; Alberta will never get away from Dryden and Ruth is still teaching at that country school. Ida Our two radio fans, Howard Bacon and Richmond McGonegle, are perfecting that new invention and are soon to start demonstrating radio work. Elizabeth VanWagnen is their legal advisor. Eleanor Well, it’s getting late and we must go now. Harold I second that motion. (They go out.) Ida Jean Bentley and Jay Gray are to be married next Tuesday, and what could be more fitting than to lie married by their old classmate, Winston Ruby ? Helen—To have Bernard Kintz testing cold storage eggs in the Department of Agriculture. Ida I think we can call this the end of a perfect day—of gossip. i PAGE 29

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