Manlius High School - Mirror Devil Yearbook (Manlius, IL)

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THE MANLIUS TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL 25 Junior Class Prophecy LAST MONDAY NIGHT through the kindness of Dr. Palmer, head of the Chiropractic Institute, Davenport, Iowa, Mr. Perry, who is an instructor in Manlius Township High School as well as the advisor of the class of '26, was allowed to broadcast the following information which was listened to eagerly by our classmates throughout the world. The program as broadcast is as follows: I will now deliver to the class of 1926 the information which was sent to me telling where and what the class is. Arthur Neahring lives in the heart of Africa trying to teach the word of God to the heathens. Gladys O. Johnson is a great musician and she lives on the island of Cuba. Curtis Hunt who held the name of an artist in school still retains it. He lives in Norway where he is trying to paint the wonderful scenery of that country. Clarence and Violet, otherwise know as Elmer Raabe and Carrie Lebohn having taken the play Clarence'' to heart were united in holy bonds of matrimony and are living in South America where they spend their leisure time digging for gold. Hasel Nelson, the Great Opera singer lives in Paris. Ruby Mohr and Bessie Hansen are nurses but working at different places. The former lives in California and the latter in Florida. Russel Hochstatter is an aviator and for the last four years has been trying to reach the planet Mars. Kenneth Swan, a noted dancer has built several dance pavilions in Es-komo land. He says the Eskomo’s are very good dancers and he says it is because they have such a good leader. Adolf Christensen is living in New Mexico teaching the Indians better methods of farming. Kennison Hewitt is an instructor of Economics in Bethany College, West Virginia. Cyril Dietz is a storekeeper in Chicago, Illinois. This now concludes our program for tonight, broadcasted from the city where the tall corn grows and where the west begins. —B. H. '26 Norman Miller was recently visiting relatives in the Country. He was asked one evening to go after a cow in a nearby pasture. A little later he returned empty-handed. What’s the matter?” he was asked, couldn’t you find her? “Yes, I found her, Norman replied, but she wouldn't mind when I told her to come.

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THE MANLIUS TOWNSHIP HIGH SCHOOL 27 MATRIMONIAL PSALM Tell me not in idle jingle Love is but an empty dream For the girl is dead that's single And things are not what they seem. Life is rich, life is earnest. Single blessedness a fib. Man thou art, to man returneth Was not spoken of the rib. Not enjoyment, and not sorrow Is our destined end or way But to act that each tomorrow Finds us nearer marriage day. Life is short, and youth is fleeting. And our hearts, tho’ light and gay Still like pleasant dreams are beating Wedding marches all the way. In the world's broad field of battle. In the bivouac of life, Be not like dumb, driven cattle. Be a heroine, and wife. Lives of married folks remind us We can make our lives as well. And departing, leave behind us Such examples that shall tell. Such examples, that another Wasting life in idle sport, A forlorn, unmarried brother Seeing, shall take heart and court. Let us then be up and doing With a heart for triumph set; Still contriving, still pursuing. And each one a husband get. Virgil Hurst (just married)— Yes, dearie, these cakes are delicious, but, as you say, they are a little bit flat.” His Wife (formerly Clara Heurlin)— And 1 followed the recipe exactly and it didn’t say a word about how to inflate them.