Westervelt High School - Westerian Yearbook (Westervelt, IL)

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I crossed the street and stopped in front of a night club. One of societies' most popular ladies, Ermajean Hodges, stepped out. She d1dn't look as though she had changed a blt but went on hurrying down the street. Just ahead of her was the city's Hermit, Tom Burk. He was trying to act as though he d1dn't see her, but she kept on follow- ing him and yelling at him. ' p When they had faded out of sight, I thought I'd take one more glance into the night club. One of the dancer's looked familiar. Suddenly it dawned on me that it was Hazel Eversole. She was a swell dancer but lt was time for me to hurry on. There was a street car coming, so I hurried to the cor- ner to get on it. There were already several people stand- ing there. One of the person's I noticed especially was a beautiful blonde, who had several black headed children. Yes, it was the former Louise Walden, now Mrs. Brewer. She seemed to be furious about something. Then I heard her say 'If you wouldn't have' wrecked the car we wou1d't have to ride on this street carl' But James wasn't complaining, he Just stood and smiled. , The bus was very crowded but I managed to sit by a window so that I could see out. The streets d1dn't look at all familiar, so I decided that I was on the wrong bus, but it seemed like a nice part of town. Then I heard some one call my name. I looked and there was Audrey Reichert standing on the porch of a large house. I saw in a gossip column by C. E. Smith that Audrey was a widow for the third time. QDo you suppose that Smith could be the Cecil Smith who was principal of Westervelt High School in l945?J Well, finally, to my surprise, I saw my own house. My, but that had been a wonderful day!

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