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THE UMPQUA Qtnss Vnotfnscr Years ago yy hen I yy as a SGIIIOI' 1n the Class of 24 I was yy anderlng about on the Slde of Mt Iyebo yy hen I came across a keg half hldden among the bushes Feellng th1rsty I took a deep drlllk of what proy ed to be a very del1c1ous l1qu1d Hlld lmmedlately began to feel sleepy VISIOIIS of Rlp Van W111kle flltted through my mllld but I vyas powerless to help myself I Wellt qu1ckly to sleep VVhen I avy oke after yy hat seemed a long whlle I made my vyay back toward town but what a changed place It yy as' Forty story skyscrapers reared the1r heads above the clouds a11d the unaccustomed roar of a busy c1ty came to my ears I11stead of the swlnglng brldge at Alexander s I found a large modern structure yy1th the 1nscr1pt1on Fverett Guther1dge Contractor placed o11 It Undoubtedly I had been gone a great whlle but I d1d 11ot know how long u11t1l I found a newspaper w1th the date of 1938 upon It But another matter III the paper caught my eye It was an artlcle stat1ng that Harold Kruse the bOOkkeCp1Hg 1nstructor IH Roseburg Hlgh had become a m1ll1ona1re over nlght through dlscovery of O11 on h1s ranch I also found that the Roseburg paper the Vlllage Astonlsher was ed1ted by Thelma Smlth yy h1le Esther Edma11 was 1n charge of the humor colum11 Regard111g the Class of 24 I dlscoy ered many 1nterest111g th111gs For caster It IS Sald that he can talk longer than any other man yvho ey er held thls pos1t1on Ferroll Iles IS COl1dLlCt.lllg' a large Jazz orchestra wh1ch makes trlps all oyer Douglas Cou11ty Blll Burr IS an 1n1porta11t member of thls 01 chestra ASld9 from be111g a mus1c1an B111 has recently patented a Squeakless Cl1Sl11Ol1 fo1 cals yy hlch he clalms yy 1ll el1m111ate all nery ous ness III dflylllg Lou1se Jenn111gs IS a p1om111ent soclal leader 111 Roseburg and the vy1fe of the C1rcu1t Judge Randall S111cla1r Thelma Trefren IS a sprlghtly stepper 111 the Follles yyh1ch IS managed by Lyle Weed a11d G1dC9 Cordso11 IS a yy oyy of a featu1e dancer vylth A116911 Tetzes re11oyy11ed Three R1ng C1rcus 11oyy tour111g the country Glenn Reymers It IS sa1d has amassed a large fortu11e by llly e11t1ng rl pe1n1a11e11t vyaye for the AHIGFICRII flag Ty IL n l , v . . , V . ! 7 . T 1 . - 1 1 ' n y Y . . . V . Y V 7 v . V Y 7 -1- . 7 . - - , 1 1 . 7 , Y. . . . ,, J A . , ! ' 7 I 7 KI ' ' 7? ' ! 7 1 , Y insta11ce, Bill Thrall, our loquacious preside11t, is 11ow a radio broad- ' 1 ' . . . . , . H . ,, ' , V . . Y. . . v , - . . . . , . . Y . ,, . ,, Y . . -, 7 , ,K ' as , ,vs ' , 7 Y' ' 1 , K6 ' ' Y! , ' ' Q , . . . , . Y . Vt: 1 Q'-SRV
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THIL UMPQUA Harold C0ope1 H15 n1'1x1m of Tlnnk before xou speak to Ha Seelv P sther Fdman Her 1b1l1tx to xx rlte notes to Puth Broun Cl1ffo1d C eol ge H15 dcpe ld3bllltX to Donald P 1d1b lugh Iou1s H9ld9llI'9lCl1 H15 loxe for Enghsh to O1Xdl Agee R1ch11d Honex H15 Xdl6lltlll0 IYldllll61 to James Wfxmslex IFIS McAll1ste1 Her st 1tu1e to DOI othx Cordon Arthu1 NIcGehex HIS alxxaws readv att1tude to C1111 N1chol5 Ray lvlartlll H15 bashfulness to No11nan Hess Dorothv Ness Her C1 own of glory to Ge1trude Cra1g Ifulna P3115 Her tlmld but resoulceful a1r to Ex elxn Han I1 Clenn Pex mers H15 lllt8lE?St 111 the Alumm to W1ll11n1 Ixnlght Josephl xughead H15 t1 ustx rord to Rax Blllt Harvex hoser H15 flow of words md debate1 5 1013111161 to Ray Johnson Agnes Rudeen Her lowe for Fords to Jean Scott Cllff01d Thornton HIS ex 91 readx smlle to Ray m011d Bell Percy Webb H15 vshen I laugh I laugh all ON61 1dea to Clarence Rand Marguer1te Rusho Her lllky wells of blackness commonly called ey es to Donna Loxe Dorothx W7lllStO1l He1 sho1n locks to Helen F61gLlQ0ll Joe Ward You11g H15 11101201 cy cle to Allena Smgleton Harold Woodruff H15 fE1SC11l'IlZlOll fo1 Sophomores one IH par tlcular to Joe Durch Loas Wr1ght H15 wan1tw to Harrx Hellmell Thelma Sm1th Her 11exxspape1 ab1l1tx to LOIS Bland Carr1e G1lbert To some D001 Junlor the task of w11t1ng th1s eplstle for the Class of Zo CARRIF GILBERT Tvs enty SIX ': ' K. ' ' D' ll ,Jn A . C A L I o ,, ' ' I ' : ' 1 1 ' ' J - .2 2 z . 1 x n x H 1 . 2 ' .71 . Y' I ' ' c . c tv. ' '. ': z ' ' J . , , , ' nc , , 77 ' , ,' T' 1. L .. c V l fn L . , ll , , ,Y , ' Marion Nichols: That lean and hungry look to Grace Brehaut. 1 1 j .1 1 ' ' ' 1 ' ' 'z ' ' . 4 v 7 . ' Y Y n 4 1 J 5 U . 1 . ' KK , L , ,J7 ' ' , az' , an ' v Y , ' ' Z . . C . A - . - , . . ,, - J
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THIL UMPQUA Gladxs Velza1n has also 3Ch19N6d fame by 1nxe11t1ng a 11ew game VSh1Cl1 has superseded Mah Jongg It IS played e11t1relV xx 1th toothplcks I11 the mox1e xx o1ld xxe haxe Roberta Harralson a star of the xamp tvpe xx ho has 1ust appeared Ill a huge lJl'0dl,lCtlOl1 xx 1th Merle Clark Merle 1S knoxxn all ox er the xx orld as the Flappers Idol Vernon Taylor has also been a great success IH comedy roles s111ce hlS res1g11at1o11 as mayor of DIXOIINIUQ Harold Bem1s has nexer marr1ed due to some m1sfortune 111 love WhlCh has bllghted h1s l1fe Hoxx ex er he IS a r1ch bachelor a11d has spon sored the Safe a11d Sane Bachelors Club 011 F1fth Axenue Orwal Dax IS IS o11e of tl1e happ1ESt men IH the xxorld for after years of fut1le effort h1S mustache can now be seen w1th the naked eye I11 the bus1ness world Percy Webb has become a success through h1s button hole factory Ill New Jersey xxhlle Weldon Bradford IS a steno glapher for El11a Par1s a Wall Street brokeress Eugene Boxx den has become a great baseball player a11d 1s at present a p1tcher 011 the Epxx orth League NIRTIOII Nlchols due to her dlllgellt study of Span1sh has bee11 en abled to accept a pOS1t1Oll 111 South Amerlca Where she IS teachlng the nat1ves of Cape Hor11 to plav Mah Jongg You mlght 11ot bellexe .lt but Ray Marfllll a11d Mary Burs1k have gone on the stage together a11d are noxx appear1ng 111 vaudevllle Ex elyn Qu1ne IS happ1ly aCt1l1g as n1atron 111 a deaf and dumb home, Where she can talk all she vxants to w1th 110 1nterrupt1o11s Marguerlte Rusho IS l1v1ng IH a studlo 1n Gree11w1ch V1llage where she pa111ts some dehghtfully puzzhng messes of futur1st art Many of our old fI'1811dS are st1ll 1n Roseburg Phll Slngleton IS a cloth111g me1cha11t alld owns a Challl of stores extendmg from Glendale to R1ce H1ll M1ldred Cochran as a qulet l1ttle schoolteacher Ill the Benson school, Whlle 111 R H S We f111d Ixatherlne Draper as a genlal 111structor 111 the Domestlc Sclence department Robert Belt IS a prom111ent doctor 1lOt6d for h1S golf playlng and hlS eXorb1tant fees a11d he IS happ1ly marrled to Dorothy Ness 0ur old fr1end M110 Godfrey IS a dashlng boomer brakeman on the S P and oh yes J Ward Young IS now the pres1dent of the Southern Paclflc Compa11y and has recently publ1shed h1s blography RGIYIJHIS cences of a Call Boy 111 leather bound covers Stanford Buell IS the local broccol1 klllg vxorth m1ll1ons but Stlll dflklllg h1S old Ford Paul Trueblood yxhom you w1ll remember IS 11ow a world famous slnger He has returned to Roseburg 111 preparat1on of hlS vxeddlng to Helen Church1ll after a long engagement V1CAtOT Arundel IS a cartoon1st on the staff o11 the Looklng Glass M1r1or a great da1ly nevx spaper Our new state goxer11or IS the capable l1ttle Ir1s McAll1ster She IS marr1ed but Stlll reta111s her ma1den 11ame Harx ey Roser has also entered Fw nt e1g,l1t v . . v . v. . A . t . .' 1 . v , H. '9 1 1 u 7 - ' ' ' v v v CK Y 79 . v .... 1 - ! v . . . . Y Y . . - - - 1 1 , as 1 11 ' , Y v. . . . Y ' 1 , . , . H - ,, . V . . - 1 , ' as 11 , . ' 1 ' ll , Y, 1 1 ' 1 v . 1 , - . v V . . . . . Y v. . . 1 J Y . . . . . . . . V . . 1 1 1 ' ' I :W , W Q . . . . . H . . 1 1 11 - , , . , . H . . ,, V . . . 1 1 v Y' . - 1 1 . . . . 7 . 1 ' - ca - , 77 - , , . ' v . . . . . . . . . Y , 1 . 1 ,S y- -,
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