Lima High School - Briefly Told Yearbook (Howe, IN)

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! . -0-0-4-Q-to SE IOR l.:1 aw ,, l LAURA GOOCH: Bottom Row, Center- Lagrange, '25, '26. Never Touched Me, '27. RUTH KLINE: Bottom, Second from Left- Scot, '25, '26, '27, When a Feller Needs a Friend, '28. Secretary and Treasurer, '28, PAUL LARGE: Top, Third from Left- Boys' Quartet, '25, Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28. Basketball, '26, '27, '28. Speed Ball, '26, '27, Class President, '26, '28. Never Touched Me, '27, Glee Club, '28, When a Feller Needs a Friend, '28. El Bandido, '28. Gym Exhibition, '28. Managing Editor of Caldron, '28, High School Treasurer, '28, Winner of County Constitutional Oratori- cal Contest, '28, Smeltzly Cup Contest, '28. Athletic Editor of Briefly Told, '28. 0-00+ MARY MAY: Bottom, Right- Glee Club, '25, Never Touched Me, '27. Joke Editor of Briefly Told, '28, MARJORIE MOSIER: Bottom, Second from Right- Vice President, '25. Never Touched Me, '27, 5 When a Feller Needs a Friend, '28. Gym Exhibition, '28, MONA MURRAY: Absent from Picture- Scott, '25, '26, '27, Lima, '28, MARLO SCHEMAHORN: Top, Fifth from Left- Boys' Quartett, '25, '26, '27, '28, Orchestra, '25, '26, '27, '28. Baseball, '25, '26, '27, '28. Basketball, '26, '27, '28. Speed Ball, '26, '27, Never Touched Me, '27, Boys' Glee Club, '27, '28. Treasurer, '27, Editor-in-Chief of Caldron, '28, Vice President, '28. PAGE 4 09- Q0-0 Q-Q9-Q

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l 2 l f 1 5 l 0-+0 L Y ,,. dis - . PIUPQQCV. Laura-It surely does seem good to be back in the old town again, and such a wonderful day for a Class reunion, too. It's been nearly twenty years since we graduated. I hope that We can all be back again. Marjorie-I believe that you are Laura Gooch, although you have changed so much I hardly knew you. Laura-You look just as you always did, except that you are much larger. Where are you living, Ruth? Ruth-Didn't you know that I have been in Washington? I was just recently elected Representative from Indiana to take the place of David Hogg. Marjorie-I remember hearing about it and surely was glad that you succeeded. Isn't that Wilbur Stanner and Gerald Urick stand- ing over there? What has Wilbur been doing lately? LauraeWhen I was at Palm Beach last summer, he was entered in a bathing beauty contest.- Ruth-I didn't know that they had beauty contests for men! Laura-Oh, they've had contests for girls so long that Wilbur thought it would be bet- ter for the men to display their kingly forms. He originated the idea and then entered the contest. He won the prize, too. Marjorie-Let's go over and talk to the boys. Hello! How are you? What have you been doing and why didn't you get here sooner? Gerald-Are we late? I'm sorry, but you see Wilbur has been visiting me lately so it is my fault that we were not here sooner. You know itls quite a distance from here to China, 4-00-0-0-0-0 04-0-0-000-G0 V and I have been rather busy with my mis- sionary work. ing, for as we cisco the motor forced to come worth ' Building. the rest of the Ruth-That' a missionary? take that vocat We had very bad luck in com- were passing over San Fran- of my plane stalled. We were down and landed upon Wool- Therefore we had to come way on the train. s too bad, but are you really I never thought you would ion. Wilbur-Didn't you know that? I'll tell you how he happened to become one. He was disappointed in love and went to China in hope that he could forget his fair lady in gazing at the charms of the Chinese maids. Laura-Has anyone heard of 'Kenneth Strawser? I haven't heard of ,him 'since he stopped working in the movies. He was lead- ing man playing grandfather roles opposite Mary Pickford, you know. Midge-He is now working at a Shoemak- er's bench, patching shoes. In fact, he is one of the most renowned patchers in the world. Wilbur-That seems quite a drop for him, but if he's satisfied, I surely am. By the way, Laura, you haven't said what you are doing. Gerald-Aren't you the owner of this rail- road, the G. R. Sz I.? Laura-Yes, I took over the ownership severalyears ago, and do all the managing of the business affairs. You see, I am presi- dent of it. Marjorie-Did any of you hear about Marlo Schemahorn? He has become the world's most famous ballonist. There's not a risk that he won't take. You remember how quiet he was in schoolf Why, we all thought he would be a minister. Ruth-Is that really true? Well, one 0-0 0-0-0-00-0-0-00044-0 PAGE 6 0-0 000000040000-0 000 00