Manual High School - Mirror Yearbook (Peoria, IL)

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gf w e 1 qgffsf w E g g. , THE MANUAL, 1920 .3 , . Li? 3-5 :2 ,... Q N J, last night that Miss Henriette Seeba, Dean of Smith College, was to give a lecture at Bradley on some such subject as Man and His Place. Ben Harris is editing the Pottstown Morning Milk. He has a staff of reporters consisting of Howard Hoffman, Carl Hartwig, Howard Richter, Charles Toms and Clarence Whitheld. Thelma Duncan and Ruth Vauters run a millinery shop at Pottstown and conduct the society column for Ben. Irene Gilbert, Olga Schweinbold, Freida Habbinga, and Helen Walters are trafhc cops in Pottstown, Kickapoo, Mossville and Jubilee, respectively. Well, this is interesting, chimed in Buck. 'AAfter ten years Walter Wichman is still a persistent pursuer of Jennie, but she holds him at arm's length. Joe Wilke succeeded his father on the school board and he has given jobs to Clarence O'Dell Bill Hoppel and Lincoln Walker as janitors at Manual to succeed Jack Newsam. William Miller is running a feather foundry at Quill Street and Walt Stein is busy sorting feathers. Soft job! Alan Ruch and Horace McCaddon are running a bakery. They roll in every morning to loaf on the job-but they get the dough. I think that takes in about everybody in the classf' I believe it does, answered Buck, And I'll have to shove off if I want to catch the next aerial express for Arkansas. Glad I saw you. Give my regards to Maizie and the cats, Tom and jerryg they must be pretty old by this time. Good-bye Buck. Drop in again some time. When you get settled in Arkansas I'll have Maizie send you a cat, she called after him as he made a hurried exit. ' Alma Olander, Paula Flach, Buck IfVils0n. QUIT GOSSIAPING. There is so much that is bad in the best of us, And S0 much that is good in the 'worst of us. It hardly behooves any of us, To talk aliout ihe rest of us.

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