Union High School - Gold U Yearbook (Dugger, IN)

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I r I 1' c X- A Ti M 33 lv' 'L I K xx has ten suitors begging her to marry them. She is the only star on Broad- way who has reached the age of 27 without marrying. Freda Stanley has dyed her hair black and is telling fortunes in Coney Island. She is known as Stanfree, the Wonder Woman. Martha Jane Yung is now the better-half of Bill Harding. They live at Rochester, Minnesota, where Bill is a chauffeur for a rich family and Martha Jane is a dietitian in the Mayo Brothers Hospital. Bobby Yung is a nurse in the same hospital and lives with Martha Jane and Bill. It is rumored that Bobby is engaged to Dr. Everett Houldson also of Rochester. Charles Harris and wife, Doris Bledsoe, are missionaries in China. Donald Scami- horn is an undertaker in Dugger and Jennie Wise, his wife, raises flowers in their greenhouse. Dudley Teasley is an ambulance driver for the Scami- horn Funeral Home. Emogene Small is traveling around the world lec- turing on Evils of the Modern Age. Doris Boone and Everett Hicks are dancing partners in a New York night club and have gained much popularity lately by creating the dance Hickaboo. This is said to rival the popularity of the dance which was so popular when we were in high school. I guess you know which one I mean, The Continental. Charles Keene is the famous Red Keene who is internationally known as the champion ice-skater. Elton Taylor is a poor architect look- ing for a job. Berniece King proved herself to be a thrifty housewife when she was able to keep up the house on Elton's small income. Forrest Ever- hart is a physician in Spencer and Agnes Ball is his patient mate. Ann Bailey is busy tending to Lloyd Jr. Ray Ballard made a fortune on Wall Street and is now a typical capitalist with a diamond stick pin and a winter home in Florida. As an assignment I had to interview him last spring and it seemed just like high school days because we had a quarrel before I had completed the interview. Harold DeNeVe and George Jones own a big ranch in Texas and John Exline is their foreman. Bill Jordan is a sailor on the merchant ship, Florian, which is one of a fleet owned by Flora Holt. Besides owning these ships, Flora owns an estate in Virginia and is a dealer in thoroughbred horses. Amy Hancock and Eunice Cooksey married into New York Society and are at present cruising on Amy's private yacht. Jack Priest entered politics after he had studied law and because of his beloved wife, Evah Wolfe, helping him, he is being considered as a candidate for governor of Indiana. Ray Deckard is editor of the paper I work for and Sarah Wise is his private secretary. Bessie Hill is a rider in motorcycle races in Georgia. Mary Helen Buckner teaches the third grade at Central Building in Dugger And last but not least Virginia Kramer is an artist. She is now studying in Paris. I may be able to tell you more of her in my next letter because as a correspondent, I shall be sent to Europe next week to interview her and affirm or refute the rumor that she is engaged to an Italian prince. I shall probably see you soon after I return from Europe, for I will have to interview Marjorie, fOh, I forgotlb Mitzi Ingalls, about her new picture. I Yours affectionately, Hazel Parsons. 1 1 ', . 'Q K 51 V ,QS 1 K i 1. Twenty

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'NIB gn... Q .4 'jss-- T h I ' r ,DRA x N, This was discovered in the dead letter office and forwarded to the following address: Miss Lucille Yung, Lncille's Beauty Salon, Hollywood, California. September 20, 1945 Chicago, Illinois Dear Lucille, I haven't written to you since I saw you last month because I took a two weeks' vacation and went home to Dugger to visit mother and father. I hope that you and Marjorie Ingram lor perhaps I should say Mitzi Ingalls, the Brightest Star of Hollywoodj have succeeded in settling your trouble over the kind of facials you give her without going to court about it. You asked me to try to find the whereabouts of all our graduating class of '35. With much trouble and with the aid of Sybil Sweeney Know Mrs. Milton Hardingj I succeeded in securing all the information I could. Apparently Milton, who, by the way, is now a lawyer in Washington, D. C., made it a hobby to find out about all of his former schoolmates. Anyway, this is the lowdown as I heard it. Jack Harmon and his wife, Mavis Smith, live in Indianapolis where he is the head of the Indiana Commercial School. They live in a new apartment house and have a well-furnished home. They only have a small kitchenette though, because Mavis would rather go to restaurants than cook. Forest Stuthard Cyou have probably read of this in the papers! is a racer and has won the Speedway Race at Indianapolis three times. He has been engaged to Annis Morford for five years, but she will not marry him until he gives up racingg hence, they have never married. Max Myers married his boyhood sweetheart after he graduated from Purdue University and is now owner of what was formerly Bolten's Fruit Farm. Lloyd Shepherd, who lives in Terre Haute with his loving wife, Phyllis Beck, is the owner of a small plumbing shop. Mable Burch and Berniece Denman have a beauty parlor at Sullivan. Gilbert Pigg is a telephone linesman and lives in Gambill with his wife, the former Delores Clayton, and their six offspring. Ray Smith is having a marvelous time touring the world as a pro- fessional basketball player. Nora Jenkins has published a book of poems entitled Nora's Love Lyrics and has dedicated them to Ray Ballard. Lola Teasley married an orchestra leader from Frankfort who talks with a southern drawl. Lilliam Ruth Teasley is a very successful torch-singer in a New York night club. Clara Smith proved that she was wearing a real engagement ring during her Senior year when she and Nat settled on a farm near Terre Haute. Keith Pigg and Margaret Houpt were married in '38 and settled on the Pigg farm. Lois Sanders tours the United States with a Barnstorming plane as a parachute jumper. Leanor Rector lyou've seen her pictures in the papers, I supposeb is the star of Broadway. Have you read the accounts of her wonderful sex appeal? It seems that six men have committed suicide because of her ani she now ' - A 5 - i Nr 7' V fm ' I b . Cl N35 Nineteen

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