New Richmond High School - Yearbook (New Richmond, IN)

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Physics Laboratory Class. I 1 w Y E x 5 I l 1 nge Nineteen

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glimpse of a picture of a woman, one which I seemed to recognize. Below were the words, Carmen Metropolitan Grand Opera Stock Company, featuring Miss Lora Hinton in the title role. Presently Lora herself came out of the theatre and entering a taxi gave directions to the chauffeur. They stopped before a brightly lighted apartment. From one of the windows hung a large sign, which read: EDNA SHELBY, NYORLD RENOVVNED BEAUTY SPECIALIST. Any color or style of beauty, golden brown or black hair, curled or straight, made to your liking. Rosy cheeks and bright eyes. NEWLY DISCOVE-RED ELIXIR OF YGUTH. The fountain of youth so vainly sought by Ponc de Leon has been found by Edna. I next saw in the large, black headlines of a leading newspaper that James Alexander, New Richmond's famous basketball center, has been chosen as private barber to the King of England. I was certainly glad to hear of such good fortune for jim. I now saw approaching a crowd of jolly young girls, laughing and chatter- ing, on their way to some summer resort. In the midst of these was one who seemed to be the favorite. She, the young chaperone, proved no other than Ruby Dick, the young and highly respected matron of a famous girls' school in Chicago. Next there appeared signs and posters which told of the remarkable suc- cess of a certain young evangelistic singer-Harry McNeil. It told how general reformation of the wicked city was being accomplished through his influence. After hearing him, his one-time classmate, Ruth Oppy, had decided to enter for- eign Helds and devote her life to the education of the little heathens. Through her gentle influence much long hoped for good can be accomplished. The next picture showed our favorite punster and writer of verse, Frank Myer, not in the poverty of an unappreciated famous poet, but a rich and infiuen- tial banker, smilingly lending and taking money from various citizens. Last of all I saw myself-Maude Foster-attired in a white Domestic Science cap and apron. Now, dear reader, whether I was teaching this sciencd to the young li Jpeful of New Richmond, or simply cooking for two, I leave to your 11Tl3.g1IlZi'iOl1. After paying and thanking the lady of mystery, I walked once more out into the sunlight of the every-day world. I hope fate will be kind and hold in store a future as bright or brighter than that portrayed in the wonderful crystal. M. R. F., '15. iw: MFATE f X 1- I 9 A wig D! A if f-ll a C I , l f Xfvamx Hina W no Risk in vl.R, nu, VMR I me Ilgrhteen 1 I 5 I I l

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CLASS OF 1916. Top row-Edith Miller, Margie Bible, Annabel McLain, Dora Cochran, Louise Kirkpatrick Bottom row-Frank Lamson, Mamie Patton. Phcster Dunn, Aletha, Pierce, Lester Clark Q T wouty