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September 10, 1940. December 1, 1940. Dear Karl: You should see us now. We run around with a little undecided authority. All the seniors are sporting their blue ties. We got our privileges earlier this year! There's only one drawback—if we use our privileges, we forget to study and arc liable to lose them. Oops—there goes the bell—I have to go to our first class meeting. Confusedly yours, Henrietta. Dear Karl: Our Christmas dance is going to be on the 18th at the Country Club. It's going to be a killer! Mrs. McCabe is helping us fix the decorations they're so cute letters from the girls to Santa will be tacked up all over the walls. Johnnie Fielder will be in the groove! Do you think you could escape long enough to escort me to our shindig? Desperately yours, Henrietta. HENRIETTA HIGHSCHOOL Ml. KaSll KuAAicuhufl February 10, 1941. Dear Karl: Ads, ads, ads! That’s all we talk about! Don’t tell anyone yet, but we’re putting the annual over. Things arc buzzing around we must make money for the year book—and we are going to give a Fiesta on March 7th—and at this point I had better find out if I’m going to graduate this year—Mrs. Powell—here I come— Dubiously yours, Henrietta. March 8, 1941. Dear Karl: The Fiesta was on the ball! The Pan-American idea was swell! And the cabaret was a dill—you should have seen us doing the rhumba and tango— morroccos are still rattling in my ears. The bull fight was a scream! The whole affair wouldn't have gone over without the help everyone gave us. Well —I must dispense with this nonsense. Not so hilariously yours, Henrietta. May 29, 1941. Dear Karl: Tomorrow is graduation! My heart feels synco- pated! The exercises will be about 4:30 and then the alumnae are giving us a dinner. Do you think you will be here in time for the dance on the terrace? I’ll see you tomorrow. Henrietta. 15 ■
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Gotta meet the 5 o’clock bus! . . . Yes, Romey, you have to go to school... The proud owner . .. Shatzie’s stripes ... Our bootiful blue-eyed baby... Any homework, Sally Ann?... Now, I'll tell one . . . We like your pajamas, Bunkie ... Class officers, Shatzie Stieler, President; Betty Osborn, Vice-President; Lucille Dcrdcn, Secretary; Susan Gresham, Treasurer . . . Tooth-less . . . Guess where we are! . . . I’m too young to die! 16
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