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The Senior Class of 47 was born on September 3, 1935 at 9 A. M. On this date a group of twenty-three entered the world of learning. They left behind them the haven of childhood and delved into the realm of knowledge. This small band of eager students began its work under the supervision of Kiss Harriet Bendickson. The first grade seats were filled by the following twenty-three: Jarvis Anderson, Beverly Bendel, Car- men Benson, Ardis Colbenson, Keith Colbenson, Dale Christensen, Carol Bock, Donald Evenson, Mavis Evenson, Arthur Gresh, Doris Hatleli, Helen Iverson, Lila Jacobson,Alice Jensen, ’Yesley Johnson, Walter Lee, Herbert Parnow, Charlene Schonsby, Bill Turek, Phyllis Virock, Dean Thompson, George Hovland, and Paul Stevens. The Class of 47 had as its first extra-curricular activity— Rythmn Band. Since that time the students have maintained their record of having a high percentage of participation in all out-of-class school activities. At the termination of our first eight years the class had fluctuated in membership from year to year, but it reached its climax in 1944 when its members became freshmen and numbered forty-eight. Throughout all four years of high school the class did have its ups and downs yet it continued to retain its unity and consideration for its fellow-menbers. Today we are about to depart from the halls ofRushford High with the purpose in mind of .applying the knowledge have gained throughout our twelve years. The Class of '47 will now relinquish its seats to the members of the Class of '48. Y ) ■' v v I -t •' ■A v •- J
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Time.; Late afternoon in the year 1957. 'lace: New York's Fifth Avenue. It happened just one week a o today. The autumn sun was setting behind New York's famous skyline, when suddenly my eye was caught by a •namnrfch neon sim that, '’lashed on and off, on and off in the gathering gloom. A brilliant sign, it featured two lips coming together and 'miickly partinm, and it used various shades o'’ red to break the monotony. Whether it -war. the sign, nv need of lipstick, or the words, Curmie’s Lipstick Salon, which -.ere sprawled across the sign, that caused me to enter the shop, I’ll never know. Put in I went. Once inside, I sauntered up to the ivory covered bar, where blondes, clothed in garments thaf were also various shades of red, quietly waited upon their elite •• stomers. Then it was that 1 heard that familiar voice comi -1 fro:', an cffice somewhere in the background. Ttfhen the possessor o' the voice emerged, I was overjoyed, for it was my old school chum, Carmen Benson. That night, Carmie and I talked about the things that happened when we were in high school. He told r.9 many things about our friends and I told him some too. He told me that after visiting the Vest Coast, Jarvis beoame so enthralled with the nusic in that vicinity he decided to stay. At the present time his baritone voice is featured in Figaro at the Ban Francisco Opera Company. ■Vith the completion of many trying years as a seoond rate bubble cancer, Beverly Benda 1 has at last taken the title from n-ypsy Rose Lee. She is now starring in her new revue, Eendel s Bursting Bubbles . The proprietor at Ca'-mie’s Lipstick Counter on Fifth' Avenue is parmen Benson. It seems that Carmen has revolutionized the use of lipstick with his new brand, Kiss Me Quick. Melvin Brand decided to stay on the farm and become successful He owns a pJO acre farm near Hart and has become the foremost agriculture leader in ’’innesota. After working in Paris for eight years to become a hair stylist, Marion Buelow is the sole proprietor of the famous saloon, La Mai-sen ”arienne . She is very popular in Paris where she is known as Mademoiselle Marienne.
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