Middlebury High School - Middiette Yearbook (Middlebury, IN)

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As they are gazing up at the skyscrapers, they notice the sign, Bill D. Hout--Body Engineer. Bill is a graduate of the Field Museum. He was the only graduate ever to graduate. On the next window, they see that the office belongs to Dick Horticulture Smith. Richard is a graduate of Mother Grubber's School for Common Weed Control. It is two weeks later in the city of New York that they meet up with some more of their old fellow graduates. Joanne Plank and Delores Ferm have established a dress designing studio. They have called it, Crank and Worm's Dresses for all the Poor, Single Dames Like Us. We hear that they are doing a Communist's business, that is, they are going in the red, Mary Griffin is currently being starred in the Broadway play, The Last of the Griffins. Her ticket agent is that now highly promising millionare, Kathryn Mauck. lt seems that Katie has really made a success of the theater left her by her rich Uncle Snodgrass. Now she has succeeded in putting herself in the highest income bracket in the U. S. A. ' On their way back, by means of the Great Lakes on the steamer, The City of Grand Rapids, they find the cook is no other than Mertice Yoder. Mert is a graduate of Father Gimble's Cooking School for Homeless Housewives. As they reach home, they take the mail out of their box and find a letter from the only member that they have been unable to contact, Grace Schrock. It seems that Grace has graduated from Manchesterlas a teacher of Sir Isaac Guizmo's theory of light being found in total darkness. She is currently employed as a teacher right here in the good old home state of Indiana. Her address is: Miss Grace Schrock R. R. l Yorktown, Indiana Now the I-Iouts have settled down to taking care of their orphanage again, what say we leave them in the happy quietness of the kindergarten room until they write another book for Sl0,000? O.K.? Until then, I remain yours truly, Bill Bradshaw

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