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CLASS PROPHECY Indianapolis, Indiana Marchgl, 1956 Dear Jack, At no end of trouble and expense I have located every member of the class of '56 of Montmorencl High School. and you know we are supposed to have a NGet togethern party this April Fool's day at the Public Park, in our dear old home town. I trust your hardware business is doing well Jack. I read recently where you purchased John Sperb's hardware store in Chicago. That's fine. And how is your wifeo I heard from my partner Ann Dahlquist that you married our old classmate NB111yU Snyder. Congratulations to both of you. I am sure Frank Kerkhoff could come. He is living in White County on a six-hundred fifty acre farm, is married and has a son who is the perfect image of UCuffy.H Have you seen V. C. Oqleary lately? Dc you know that he has been graduated from a college in New York and is a priest in the St. Charles Church in Otterbein. I think he could arrange it so he could get a short leave of absence to come. And of course our old friend Catherine Mills will be there as she is a teacher in a Kindergarden in Terre Harte Clara Miller has married a Purdue graduate and lives at Reno, Nevade. Maxine Byers and she are as good friends as ever. They had a-double wedding and they live in the same apartment house. Max1ne's husband is the mayor of that city. ' y Lelia Mills has,long since married to Eddie Becker. They reside in Stewardson Ill. Lelia runs a hat shop, Ed is a cement contractor and is doing will. KWho would thought 1t.7 Lelia is soon going to sell the shop in order to devote more of her time to her home. Martha Van finally reached California after all these years of planning. Remember!! CVCal1fornia here I comeUD It was a good thing she married a rich man so she will be able to make the trip back to our Nget- togethern party.
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.--.1....--.1-......-.1-....-.,...- JUST IMAGINE Maxine Byers not getting her lessons. Martha Loman without Frank Gear around. Billy Snyder not oestering everyone. Catherine Mills noting up. Dubby Hovell with his dobber down. Wally Murtin not pestsring Clara Miller. Ann Dahlouist mod at anyone. Martha Van staying home from n bnll game Martha Jane staying home on Sunday night Lelin kills atla noon hour without Eddie Katy Booze with three oints in her. Frank Kerkhoff dnnging. M Lois June Gt a school party. Why doesn't Jim W. Studying n.rd. Juck Homrig in clues on time. Eddie Becker do-ng things right. Mickey Lolldr refusing o date. Pauline livin5 in New York Cwish she did Vincent heving o dnte. Kenny staying away from Otterbein. Who's Mr. Bender lookinh any ne out of class. Mr. Vance letting the Seniors huve their Does she like it? she go? D the big nttruction way. Miss Miller not being able to answer n question. Miss Pickurd without n bunch of boys uround. Mr. Wood doing L special two ndmber. Miss Opp being in clues on time. Dick Sutton leuvinp the girls clone. Lorraine Switzer thinking she made 1 hundred. Jackie Loman: NMotnor do I have to wash my fuce?H 3 Mrs. Loman: nCertninly, dear.n . , Jackie: UAW, why cun't I just powder it like Mnrthn does?N, was www Q Freshmen--Innocence. Juniors--Nuisance Sophomore--No sense. Seniors--No Cents. Teachers---Patience www www Miss Miller: Kenny Rooze: uDo you know Poe's URuVenH? UNO, what is he mad nboutu? ' +44 new Miss Pickerd: on's paper.u HTnst's the tnird time you huve looked on Hel Donald Baugherg YIes,qme'em, I cun't help it. She doesn't 1 'write very plninly.U ' ' www www p ,4,
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v-..,,,x if w Jim Williamson is assistant of Technology in Columbia University. He recently announced his engagement to a very charming lady instructor of Home Economics. Kenny, finally funished Danville Central Normal and is now coach at Pine Village. He finally won the heart of one of those Otterbein girls. CNever hearo which one.7 His sister Kathryn is living on a farm south of Mont- morenci. She married her High School Sweetheart and now has a charming daughter. As for myself and Ann we have remained single. After all our heartbreaks, we have remained as old maids. She and I have made good in our Beauty Culture and now own a shoppe of our own in lndianaoolis. Well, Jack l'll see you and Billy about the lst, of April at the Public Park in our old home town. Item To that next Your old classmate, Martha Jane Eller CLASS WILL lt We, the Senior Class of 1956, here by bequeathg Mr. Vance: a brand new set of chains for his car so he won't slide around so much when the roads are slick winter. E Mr. Bender: a new heater for his car so that he and I To his lady friend won t get cold next winter. To To foil To that they To Mr. Woody a new blue print for making plow shieldsg Mr. Howell: a car load so that he can live in Miss. Opp: a brand new the Freshmen next year break an old ones Miss Pickardg a big batch of popular songs to play of cigars wrapped in golden tin society all next summer. set of cups for the kitchen so won't get a licking every time on her piano while she sings to the accompaniment. To Miss Miller: a flock of three-act plays for future Juniors to use. - A
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