Lena Winslow High School - Win Nel Yearbook (Lena, IL)

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xwvxwxwwvvvvvvvvvwwwwwx-vxvwxxwxvwwvvvvvvxwwwvxvvvv 9 vxsx-wxwvwxw-vvsex xxxxxxx about the Eskimos. Jean said she is cold and would like to go home to Lena, but Joan is too fascinated with the Eskimo habits to give them up. Their traveling companion, Paul Shumaker, is a lumberman now. He cuts down fourteen foot Christmas trees for a living and it is rumored that he has really seen Paul Bunyan and his big blue ox, Babe. He would not tell whether he had or not. Julia Shippee wrote saying that she would be unable to come because her fly- ing school out in California takes up all of her time. She teaches girls how to fly and her hobby is instructing them on how to get a husband. As yet, Julia is unmarried but has her eye on a young man who flies shipments of false teeth to Chicago. Joan Gallagher lives there too, and was also unable to come because of business duties. She manufactures the false teeth in large quantities and has quite a flourishing business. Three years ago, she took one of Julia's courses and was married. Now she has twin boys and is expecting some little sisters for them soon. Lois Howe was the most interesting member of the reunion. She is secretary to the largest traveling circus in the world which also employs Rose Marie Beyeler. Rose Marie draws posters for their side-shows. She does not like her job very well because the sword-swallower practices swallowing with her paint brushes and she loses a great many expensive brushes that way. Marvin Koch and Margery Wilkinson took time out from their world travels to visit their classmates at the reunion. They have a watermobile, designed by Marvin, by which they can travel both on land and in the water. This makes it very convenient for them to cross oceans and keep right on going when they reach dry land. Next, they plan to go to Bermuda. Margery is compiling a book of poems about the very strange things which they see on their journeys. The title of the book is Mr, Gassman Would Never Believe This! Now one of the richest men in the world, Donald Talbert took time out to attend the reunion. He owns a large chain of stores which sells only 'model air' plane kits and innerspring mattresses. He said that he sells a great many of both products because people find that they like to lie on the mattresses while making model airplanes. The two remaining members of the Class of '51, Pauline Jacobs and Sylvia Starr, are both now in foreign countries. Between tasks, however, they came to see all their old friends at the reunion. Both girls are working in the jungles of South America. Pauline has organized several campaigns trying to get the natives to wear more clothes, and she also teaches the children their A.B.C.'s Sylvia has combined her nursing aspirations and her love of wildlife. Every day she hunts for sick animals and gives them aid. She also ministers to any ailing natives and said she is very happy in her work. Well, there you have the Class of 1951. Let us spy upon them no longer, but leave them at their reunion to gossip and meditate over their school days which are gone, never again to return. xwxvxdvxwxxxxx-xwvvvvvva.-xwxwlvvx-vxvx x-xxwfxxm-wvxwvvxwv N4wX0N5x4X4X'x'XNXNNNNYXN' xx x xxxxx 23

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