LeRoy High School - Memory Lane Yearbook (Le Roy, MI)

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Y V. A r J, , ..lL',zz3-332353-Pay-f-ffffff, 1,4,:,A,7 yi . , J,udL,fL,f A c E K ' Still another picture came into view. Why, it's a P theater on Broadway. What did the lights say? Harold Miller .... young, up and coming star playing opposite Shirley Temple's E --MY daughter- in the Rippling Brook. V -Dun Y.'hat's this? Barbara Tate seemed to be having trouble i4 learning to cook. It looked like the food was all burning. W ig E-Barbara got her hat and coat and left. Where was she going? f F Why to :diss Jukoff's Cooking School for Brides to Be. l-Iope - poor Barbara learns how to cook before the big day. While we are on the subject of cooking, Ruth Stanton is teaching all the little children in Africa to cook as ii well as read since she went ther as a missionary. ' 1- A Poor Betty Caldwell has just failed her first test as a nurse. She lost her scissors during an operation and can't ig pass until she finds them. Notation: the patient was buried , ii mst Thursday. 4 E Another gaze into the crystal ball to see what's in fl store for Sigue Sutherland, She was running a school in Reed , 1-5 City on how- to overcome ticklishness. '--' Still another look into the crystal ball showed Roger Y Kenney had joined the Navy. The first few weeks he wondered 1- whether theyldo anything besides K.P. in the Navy. It is L .....-. six months later and Roger is just getting back from his iw- first excursion across the Atlantic. He went' by plane. We saw Ronald Davis at a desk' piled high with work, he had a sign on his desk that said, Superintendent, American E ma- y Airlines, LeRoy to Ashton Division. Erland Engstrom seems to have taken up music. He was K g conducting an orchestra. The scene looked familiar, yes it M-on was our LeRoy High School stage. ' Margaret Briggs is now a writer, she was holding up her latest book, Advice on How to Control Your Temper. L T-u 5 We find Louella Holcom very busy as teacher and founder ' :T-.L-i of, Miss Holcom's School of Proper Conduct for Young 2 Ladies. Y i ..-se... , f -.,-,,-f, ,,,,, N Egg, ffm' A'fe-'--W--effifssiofofgszfffifggfgeg2.11-........f'