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, Now that house, encircled by the white picket fence, is where the Mayor lives. Sure, he s another one of our class, Delvan Decker. He married Pat Sidle about five years ago. That road straight ahead goes out to the snazziest DUDE RANCH in the world! Vera Carrigan and Paula Champagne both loved horses, so they went into partnership. Their ranch is even talked about on Mars I Just beyond their ranch is Clyde Beebe’s chicken farm. We always knew that he would raise chickens. Well, folks here we are at the school. Sorry, I can’t tell you more.” ‘Bye, Louie. See you later. You’re coming to the reunion aren’t you? Of course. “As we enter the school we are greeted by the Principal. Paul Pelham and his private secretary, Beverly Harrington. We are having a chat about the good old days, when we are interrupted by three gentlemen. The tall one with the curly hair is Art Covert, of course. What are you doing now? No, you can’t be. A plantation owner in the deep South! What about you George? Long time, no-see. Professor of Mathematics at the college! We might have known George Van Buskirk would be a math teacher. This isn t Douglas Aber, is it? Well, well. So you’re the swoonatra of ‘FOO’S INN . Well, we’ll see you again before dinner but we must meet the rest of the crowd. Let s go over to this group of girls and see whom we remember. There’s a short dark girl. Of course, it’s Joy Smith. Like your work? Oh! yes. You’re superintendent of nurses at the Arnot-Ogden Hospital. Well, my goodness. Here s Marjorie Palmer. What are you doing? What? No, kidding. The star dancer at ‘FOO’S INN’. You always did like to dance. Who is the shy girl standing by herself? Of course, it’s Mary Wheaton. So you still haven t married. Oh, well. Maybe you’re just as well off. Here’s some more of our classmates. Marjorie Flatt, and Helen Bement. Marjorie is language teacher at the school and Helen is the star of Perry Como’s Supper Club. I should know you lady. Your name is Borra. Oh, yes. Mary Borra. You’re just a happy housewife. What about the girls who got married? Shirley Barrett and Helen Chapman both married before graduation. They are happily settled on farms with their husbands. What? Shirley Hodge married Lynn a few years after graduation, but she still keeps her job as model in Elmira. “Could I sell you a Fuller-Brush?” We know the one and only person that would be a salesman—Wendell Learn. What are you doing? We might have known you’d be top salesman of the FULLER BRUSH COMPANY. Who is arriving last but our class advisor, Mr. Dolan. He is now directing stage plays in New York City. Since everybody is here, we will now go to the dining room for dinner.” Geraldine Sherman Wilma Smith CAN YOU IMAGINE ! ! Mary Alice Wheaton - being boisterous Vera Carrigan - not going horse back riding Helen J. Chapman - going with anyone else but Scotty Art Covert - with straight hair Doug Aber - not fooling with Paul in English class Marjorie Palmer - staying in nights Paul Pelham - not studying his lessons Rose Povero - not flirting with the boys Lyn Reynolds - admitting that girls can cook George Van Buskirk - not “feeding a big line” to the girls Bobbie Wagner - not being helpful Dean Nordquist - getting his history homework done on time Shirley Hodge - not going out with Lyn Pat Sidle - not dreaming of Delvy 28
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Name Meaning Of Initials Famed For Douglas Aber Henrietta Appel District Attorney Happy Angel Basketball Personality Shirley Barret Clyde Beebe Some Beauty Curious Boy Natural Curls Farming Helen Bement Hundreds ’o Beaus Temper Mary Borra Much Babble Black Hair Shirley Bradley Robert Brown Vera Carrigan Some Babe Really Boisterous Very Carefree Hooking Lewie Different Moods Dry Humor Paula Champagne Proverbs Come Vocabulary Helen Chapman Her’s Cute Early Marriage Arthur Covert Frances Decker Wilbur Decker Always Cackling Flowering Damsel Well Distinguished Photography Wise Cracking Quiet Ways Delvan Decker Albert Drake Dangerous Dancer Always Drooling Winking Quietness Marjorie Flatt Making Funnies Friendliness Beverly Harrington Busy Hen Artistic Work Wendell Learn Well Liked Salesmanship Marilyn Lovell Mad Lover Her Energy Marjorie Palmer Paul Pelham Meek Package Pride and Prejudice Gabbing Bragging Rose Povero Roaming Particle Slacks Lynford Reynolds Life n’ Reckless His Women Geraldine Sherman Good Student Easy Going Joy Smith Wilma Smith Jolly n’ Satisfyn Wholly sol-id Bangs Good Natured Geo. Van Busklrk Barbara Wagner Great Vitality Better Wait Drummer Boy Sweet Personality Dean Nordquist Darn Nice Muscles Bruce Woodworth Shirley Hodge Donald Taylor Mary A. Wheaton Lewis Roblyer Big Wolf Somewhat Happy Darn Tricky Merry Woman Lively Rover Hefty Heave Combing Her Hair Swoon Boy Writing Letters Student Council Pat Sidle Pert Sedate Cheer leading Mr. Ed. Dolan Seniors Lyrical Likeness “Ain’t Misbehavin’’ “Linger In My Arms A Little Longer’’ “I Always Knew’’ “Old Mac Donald Had A Farm” “Mailman Keep Those Letters Coming” Mary Is A Grand Old Name” “Honey Bunch” “Music Maker” “Boots And Saddles” “The Words Go Round And Round” “Put That Ring On My Finger” Curly Head” “Two In Love” “Watching The World Go By” “5’2 - Eyes Of Blue” “You’re a Mystery To Me” “I’m Beginning To See The Light “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling” “Don’t You Remember Me” “Please Think Of Me” “Margie” “I Love The Ladies” “If I Had A Wishing Ring” Don t String Me Along” “You Can Depend On Me” “My Buddy” “I Want To Get Married” I’ve Got Rhythm” “I’m Always Chasing Rainbows ” “Don’t Fence Me In” “You’ll Never Know” “Chickery Chick” “Me and My Gal” “Cuddles” “Hello Little Girl Of My Dreams” “Slender, Tender, Tall” “For He’s A Jolly Good Fellow” “We Did It Before And We Can Do It Again” 30
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