Larwill High School - Reflector Yearbook (Larwill, IN)

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have settled in the beautiful rolling country around Larwill. Don is a farmer. They are as contented as they were years ago when they sat in bookkeeping class together. Alice Johnston now appears. She couldn't bear the thot of leaving dear old Larwill, so she settled in Pierceton with her old boy-friend, Roswell Robbins. They have a nest- ful of little nRobbinsn. Mary Marrs, having willed her Herman to Addie Mae Cramer, has decided that romance was not made for her so she has studied dietetics Cbecause her cooking never gave her indigestionl and has opened a restaurant in Larwill. The name of her restaurant is the UDew Drop Inn on Marrs.u Lenore Deeter, the belle of our class, now appears as a gangsters molll Oh no, folks, it's just a movie set. She has become a movie star after winning a beauty contest spon- sored by the nNot Heren Vanishing Cream Corporation. Her boy-friend of high school days, Glenn Moore by name, is try- ing very hard to obtain the party playing opposite her in her next picture by the name of 'Bullets and Babies Don't M1x.U And folks, if you like their little show tell your friends about it! Phyllis Firestone now appears as the wife of the WStork.' Not a real stork, ladies and gentlemen, just Will- ard Stitsworth, commonly known as the WStorkn. They have gone to live in her darling hubby's home-town in Michigan, whose name is so blurred that I cannot make it out. Dora Holyeross, who now appears, has decided to become an old maid. She has established a home for these unfortun- ate maidens. Itxis sltuated on a hill overlooking the sur- rounding country so that they can see any man approaching and can prepare themselves to ensnare him in their feminine wiles 0 We new see Beatrice Lansdowne as a head nurse in the hospital of Dr. Marion Blanchard. Bea, as every one knows, was very cheerful in school. She is now turning her cheer- fulness to Dr. Blanchard, whose experiment on a WNo Squeakn Shoe has failed. It is rumored that they get along very well. nGood luck, kidsn. We new find ourselves in the Shrine Auditorium in Fort Wayne. The people are waiting expectantly--the curtains part and who should walk out but Margaret Jackson. Despite the fact that she was one of the quietest girls in our class she has become a well-known public speaker. She is now lecturing on the subject of WHov to Behave in High Schoo1.u We now see Mae Gebert. She has married her Jerry and they have the WRightW and nleftn Bowers and the WAceW is on the way. Nice going--Eh--wot?

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An airplane is heard droning over head. It lands and our school pal, Virginia Menzie, steps out. She is champion uRound the Worldn pilot. Congratulations!!! This trip was sponsored by the NMore Spacen Airplane Company. And last but not least, we see Gladys Londt. Having graduated from the International Business College, she shun ned all jobs to work in the office of Jim Sweeneyfs nWe Fix- um Flatsn Garage. He is doing a thriving business. ' Keith Hull MCQF ,L 'f:i1Ri 'f 4:12 if icy 5 h! p! if w?55?iE?57,w- ' ..,.. , xsgJfjgTisf3??u-isn-s f u i ' so ,I I .f.-.-.- :-y:-,-, , ,. J . .ipl :Qi-f-I : -111,415 'jj-' 4 .,.:.,.5:: '.1.j.jI:g. 9 'YEMQEQHP . .'.-,.:,-,',- v-...Z-'...f, , ':.'4?:. ' '.:,','n Z-: 'f.'.-.-I-' ' '