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(C IL ASS IPIROIPIHIECY nd six- g strong, belong This is the ye r nineteen hundred a ty-one. The Unit el States is itill goin for the depression is over. I no longer to the ermy of the unemployed, for I hole a dou- ble job, --as the wife of a minister and the al- umni secretary of the Claes of 1936. As the twenty-fifth anniversary of our graduation from the High School is approaching, I have completed my quest for infor- mation in regard to my classmates, I began this search by visiting Mrs. Nutting’s home. There I learned that William is employed in a woolen mill as supervisor of the work of fifty girls. hen the girls slow down he speeus them up with his musical voice, for they’ve all got rhythm. I knew his voice would be a help to him some day, A few minutes later, while I was talking with Trs. Silvester, 3he told me that William is a professor of French at Chicago University. His Van Dyke beard and excellent accent reveal hi3 many years oi.srudy in France . He always did like to parlez-vous to a petite aoemoiselle back in ' 36. is one of She is the is trying bmi oh The next classmate I learned about was Lois Hanson, » those modern mothers ' ho combine business ana home-making, business manager of Kent Smith’s tobacco plantation. hie wife to outdo AT in making hi 3 name famous, through tils efiorus o- his , --a Congresswoman from Kentucky. He met her at the norse rac s ha summer which he spent in Kentucky. You remember-- tne summer oi After a long walk I reached the Martins ' . Elizabeth martin nas worked up to the too, and she, with her partner, rhylgis Kala ,, 13 owner and manager of a lar 3 3 Sew York theater. West aoylston artia.s often star on the amateur programs given there once a mont.„ In front of the Martin home, I met firs. Nystroa who told me about rimer whom we used to call Kiooo. She informed me that he had ach- ieved ' his high ambition- to become a traffic officer in iashinjton, C. But he nearly lost his position wnan ne tried 10 ® ticket for speedins to our Massachusetts Senator, Harolo jhills. -Imer s utr.n uous work keeps him very slim and sylihlike. As I turned homeward, Betty Ballou ' s sister save me a ride She told me that, during the year following our 3 raduaiion Betty ha- Hvon ud her Plan of ' becoming a dentist s assistant and had acc.pbva a chance offer as traveling salesman for the foreign anguage par ; nert of the eublishing firm of Uinn am Company. Her peroonai cnarm and convincing manner had brought her remarkable success, especially deanng w?th scSool officials of the masculine sender. As a side
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