Markleville High School - Arabian Yearbook (Markleville, IN)

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Mr Fwing gave a grand address to the class and offered congratulations to each He was living a single retired life he stated in St Louis and intended to continue so M1 s Pearson was living in Boston Mass training actors for the stage She also offered congratulations to the members Alvia expressed his appreciation and stated that each one knew the purpose of the present affair He said that after his graduation he became a man of law which posi tion along wlth much hard labor and studying had given him his present position I then told of my work I had become a teacher also through hard work and stud5 I said only a few words for I was anxious to hear from the rest Ann Cooper now Mrs Alfred Ebbertt stood before us in a magnificent gown and we all gazed upon her in admiration She had become a fancy dressmaker and made costumes for well known stage actresses She had united in marriage with Alfred Ebbertt in 1935 and they were now living in New York City Alfred then told ln a few words how he had become President of the National Bank on 'Wall Street Glenn Ebbertt now a lawyer spoke to us next He was serving as National Senator from Indiana He and Alvia had become intimate friends again Myron Mitchell as tall as ever rose slowly and told us that he was manager of the Great National Real Estate Co He was a multi millionaire and about ready to retire Florence Lovett now Mrs did not introduce the expected husband but a man of great fame who had invented a carburetor for an airplane motor making it possible to travel five hundred miles on one gallon of gas He had become very wealthy and Florence was now enjoying a happy home in Appleton Wis Harold Rector had become a big salesman for the New York Continental Insurance Co He was making great success in this line of work He was located in the territory of I ouisiana Virginia Seward had been disappointed in love and she had turned her attention to dlncing She was tralnlng chorus girls in Hollywood Calif This made me feel I had one friend close to me at last George McCalliste1 had become a dentist He had studied the work so attentlvely that he had found a preventive for decaying teeth He had become very famous ln Kansas He was Just the same old George with his pockets full of money Crystal Reger had become a Red Cross nurse. She had found her work very difficult but she sure had made a grand success. She was now located at Raleigh, N. C. Edward Rector had become an artist. He had progressed to a. standard that was almost impossible to surpass. His sceneries were so original and so beautiful that lovers of nature gazed upon them and never tire of them. Gyneitha Seward was still the shortest of the class but she had married Mr. Hart- zell in 1932 and her long desired Beauty Shop stood on the corners of Madison and New Jersey streets of Detroit, Michigan. Her husband had become an automobile salesman and they worked together in the same large building. Milford Elliot introduced his charming wife with much pleasure and we were glad to know that Milford had become a History Shark, and now taught History in Hartford College. He was very prominent and was working his way into the presidency of the college. Virginia Lewis, still single and finding life happy, finished our pleasant evening by entertaining us on the Baby Grand piano. Such beautiful music had never befallen my ears. She told us that she was living in New York, near Ann and Alfred and she had become an advance music composer. The announcement of her wedding gave us a sur- prise for Virginia had waited so long in life. But we wished her the greatest success. Such a gorgeous evening I never will enjoy again! Everyone parted the following day with a tear in their eyes, for the last reunion of our class was over. Three days later Virginia Seward and I boarded the train for California where we work. A few days later a letter from Alvia stated that he had heard from Miss Stohler and Mr. Walker. Mr. Walker was living a very contented life with his wife in Ann Arbor, Mich. Miss Stohler and her brother had just returned from a three year trip to Europe. She said that she was considering teaching English and Domestic Science in Harrisburg, Penn., the coming year. . But the greatest surprise of all came yesterday when I read in the society column of the Pendleton News that Mr. and Mrs. Ward McCarty had entertained in honor of their daughters sixteenth birthday. VELMA BOND. sl u'flu'1Je'41aa1a'41a'41a'4iL:'41uv41s'am:aQ4aQ1iQ1 L5'4u'41newsquatawwLs41Lx'41e'41L:'4 iv'iw' Q J l b f in I , , a. , ' . v y 1- ' . C 1 . x . . I 1 'x I r J L. n I I L . . . ' ' .I . .1 .f.w1rf.w1rf.i1rf.i1memerr.i1rf.i1r7.i1r7.s1rfmrrmrfmrr.w.nmrf.w I rf.i1rr.i1mariarr.i1rf.i1rf.i1rr.i1rr.i1rr.i1rf51rr.i1rf.i1rf.i1mfm mr 19

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