Pembroke Academy - Academian Yearbook (Pembroke, NH)

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' A I 4 D E M I 4 N pf? gg IIH E theaters, I gasped. There on the billing, I redd--COMING ATTRACTIGNS: I Want To Be Alone, starring Helen Hoague ana' Foster 'Hanren. Also, Musical comedian, the greatest since Abbott and Costello,-Carroll Stevens. It was a shock to find three of my former classmates had become so great in the theatrical world. The morning paper was unopened on my lap. I decided to read the news before we reached the Exposi- tion. The headlines were interest- ing. URumpus in Congress. dan- gresswoman from N. H. shows Spirit. Reading further, I found that the N. H. Congresswoman had been very upset by a bill being passed forbid- ding the sale of chewing gum. She obstinately held her ground until she had won the support of both the House and Senate to recall the bill. Her name--Ella Severance. I always knew her ability to argue would some day win a place for her. One of the ads caught my eye. U0learance Sale. Bettye Silke's Dress Solon.'-Bettye had been an- other dear classmate back in 1943. At last, the Exposition. we wont into the Telescope Room the first thing. The telescope was the larg- est in the world. You could see all parts of the worldeednd a few places outside of the world. When it came my turn to look through the telescope, I focused it on India. To my surprise, I saw Indian na- tives gathored around someone. At first I thought it was a missionary. Looking closer, I saw it was some sort of class being held outdoors. The teacher looked very familiar. Sure enough, it was Madeleine Rich- ard. nMadN had always been deeply interested in Mankind. The next place we visited was the World of Tomorrow. It showed the latest inventions, the newest means of transportations, and so on. One place struck me as being very fascinating. It was a high build- ing with streamlined fixtures every- where. It was called, nMindt's Man- sion.U Looking at my program, I saw that the designer was Frederick Mindt, Jr. Time flew by, but I had a chance to visit Norma Cleveland, who was living near the Exposition grounds. She spent her leisure time using strands of her red hair for experi- ments. Government bonuses were be- ing offered for any new discoveries. She had now received high bonuses. Tired as I was on the flight hone, I oouldn't help but think how lucky I was to have seen and'heard cf all my'former classmates of Pem- broke Academy. A quiet prayer rose to my lips to think of all the op- portunities our uncomparable Ame- rica had given to our class of '43.

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