Salem High School - Quaker Yearbook (Salem, OH)

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Senior Play Cast

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school even if there is a great hindrance. Genesta Barber is picking strawberries and planting potatoes, but there is many a farmer lad there to help her. Russel Limestahl is so deeply in love that he has to wear double glasses to see anyone else. Edna Fynes is Mae Murray's under- study and is leading the leading man and usually Mae doesn't perform. Florence Shaffer is driving a “Chevy Coupe” around and at odd times is singing at the different private house parties. I now see Virginia Walpert, teaching Spanish in Mexico and madly in love with one of the natives. Florence Calladine has consented to wash dishes with Helen at the Ritz; they think perhaps aii office boy will come along soon. Anna Kloos has become a private stenographer of J. D. Rochefeller’s grandson, and Ellen Wight is helping at times. Esther Kelley is now manager of the Oriental; her specialty is the candy department. Lucia Himmel- spach is the happy blushing bride of a cotton manufacturer in Maine, and Stella is working for a crook and is rapidly making him over. Martha Park and Mary Iler work in the same office. Raymond Lowry, I see, is doing a ' pressing” business at Goldenboraugh's, Joe Bodo is a fruit dealer in the Guam Islands far from his sweetie. Ruth Gordon is a missionary down in Fiji Islands with Ruth Dressel helping her. They are trying to reform Irene Steiner. She is widely known for all night parties. Blanche Kaiser is still good at tickling the keys and is working at the “Big Plant” owned by Harry Sheehan in Damascus. Harry is only home occasionally and he and Jeff Davis are great friends and are always exploring the globe. Josephine Dunn is a tight rope walker in the circus which is situated at Fairfield. Bertille Paumier is married and settled aown. Mary Cosgrove is president of the W. C. T. U. and her constant helpers, are Elizabeth Miller and Eleanor Tolerton, “We can tell you” being the name of the club. The man had just stopped to think when we started going up and next thing we knew we were all in 206 again. The first thing I heard was Paul Barchy saying: “I'm mad ’cause he didn’t tell me I was going to marry that pretty kid.” But I will prophesy that he will marry Ruth Hoch, although Mike O’Keefe will be heartbroken. I think Mike ought to have an Irish wife anyway. The next thing we knew Walter Davis was escorting us all out of the room singing his favorite song “I Love Me”. GLADYS PROBERT ’23. page nineteen

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Dinamo Society