New Albany High School - Vista Senior Blotter Yearbook (New Albany, IN)

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Tx T13 botograpbic 'Exposure Time.--l9.Z8. Place.-New York City. Have you the pictures, Helen? asked Mary Hester as she greeted Helen lxlosse, Alma Borkenheim, Annetta l-lelck and Edith McDonald in her apartment on liifth Avenue. Yes, and there is the grandest one of Hubby Shrader, replied Helen, wondering ii' the rest noticed that she shook hands with the butler, who did, indeed, resemble Iliek Zimmerman strikingly. Girls, we must be growing old. To think it is the end of,ten years, the time that the class agreed to send pictures to each other. Field Sauer expressed the box to me from Chicago, where he has the headquarters of the American Lyceum Bureau. Teddy Lang, his secretary, writes that a group of Senior talent is to tour America soon. Hazel Cenung is the dramatic reader and Carl Fein, Beatrice Ehalt and Clara Seibel, nmsicians. Then there is a cast, which includes Louis Hannon, Bernard XVallaee and llill Fawcett, called the befitting name of High School Players. Edward Thomas is stage director, Sleepy Martin, advertiser, and Mary Strain, the ticket seller. And what about the Harris boys? asked Alma. Well, Robert and lrwin Murphy are doing some kind of scientihc research vvork at the University of California. Lester Sisloff, the dean, writes that Carl was almost frantic because his book on Hygramctry was not a success. lda Mae Goodbub sug- gested that he change the name to The True Heart and now it is a best seller. Chl herc's Hazel McCulloch, cried Mary recognizing a winsomc Red Cross Nurse. Um class should certainly be proud of her and Pearl and Etta-the three 'fangels of mercy. And of Dick Richards, said .Xnnet.ta. To think that he routed a whole German division at once! Puzzled, the girls bent over the photographs. Could these two eminent looking' men be Les Emery and Gilbert Marsh? Ah, How thrilling it nmst be to be a comedian like Ray Ruff or a matinee idol like Jelly Hauswald. And of course, Helen Robert- son and Helen Bussey after their aerial flight over Berlin, and just missing bombing the Kaiser, could be expected to tilt their chins a little. Next, a Paris paper clipping' was found, the girls looked into the face of Annelle. Thousands Cheer Xladamoiselle Barrett's Playing they read. Mary laughed, as she gave Edith a charming little picture of llean. ,loc sends greetings but can not take time from his book Value of a Co-ed High School to have photograph taken, was the message. NVasn't that terrible about Ur. Elsie Osborn's patent medicine? asked Alma. lt was declared by Chief Detective lxiser and Drug lnspector Schaefer to be a fake. But then Mabel Standiford wrote nie that Pat Brubeck wrote her that Geneva Rhodes says that Violet Schmidt said that Clariee XN'orley tried it for the headache and it cured her after only five days. Extra came a cry of a newsboy. Secretary of XVar NVright loses otlice! President XVolfe, appoints Jennie Miller -as successor. Senators Beach and XValk quarrel in Con- gress! Order restored by Sergeant-at-arms. Michel. Miss Rampp and Miss Furnas nominated on opposite tickets for Congressln The girls turned again to their pictures. This time it was Charles Norman, whom they knew to be lecturing to women on Yess Nlarshall's book Restoration of Men's Riglltsf' l saw Ruth Sonner starring in the 'Siege of the Young Lovers' last night, said Alma, and that reminds me of Grace llykman. l hear that Lee Bussey has pronounced her portrait of Emily McBride as surpassing the Mona Lisa. Mystified, the girls drew forth a book called Simplified Chemistry, On the frontis- piece was the face of Margaret Nirmaier with the words Sympathetically dedicated to Paul Ziegelbauer, lnstruetor of Chemistry at N. A. H. S. And now, one more surprise! cried Helen. Betty Heib is to be at the Metropol- itan tonight. l,et's go and take supper'afterwards at Butler's and Foley's! W rm, A -..JeeXQ wQf+t'2ms.a l d

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