The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1907-05-23
HIGH SCHOOL.
CLOSES YEAR
she is very small the old quotation
"And still they gazed,
And still their wonder grew.
That one small head
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That one small head
Could carry all she knew"
might rightly be applied to Miss Ger
trude. In school she is very studious
and thorough in her work, pleasant
and agreeable in manners so as to
make her a general favorite. Her am
bition is to become a school teacher.
She first started to school at the age
of eight years, with Miss Matthews as
her first teacher. Miss Gertrude is a
good financier and because of this
special talent has been acting In the
capacity of secretary and treasurer
for this class and has handled enoIm-
GUS sums of money during the past
year to the perfect satisfaction OF all.
She is member Of the Methodist
church and claims to be democrat
in politics although she seldom votes.
Last but not least comes John El-
wood Luckey. This noted rersonage
was born at Hood River May 81, 1889,
and having been alive each yeav, is at
the present time II years, IL months,
IA DAYS and eight hours old. In per-
sonal appearance he has brown fuzzy
hair. blue eyes and pink cheeks, long
nose and red necktie on Wednesday.
He first entered the Hood River
school In 1900. Before that time he
attended school at Frankton. His OBJ
ject in life seems to be to make others
happy and In school at least has been
successful in his aim. In politics he
ia a republican but votes prohibition
ist. He firmly believes that the gov
ernment should own its railways, Dut
for the lack of opposition usually ar
CUES on the other side.
And now the history OF the class OF
1907 has been given you and although
[ will not vouch for the truth OF all
the statements they we're given me by
my classmates, guaranteed to be pure
and unadulerated facts.
The class wishes to thank the teach
ers for their untiring efforts to assist
them along the path of knowledge, al
so TO sypmathize with them for their
MANY trials which we we're instru'
mental in causing. Also the directors
and patrons who have complied with
our many wants and have made posi-
BILE the opportunity to attain the ed
ucation we have received.
Twenty Years Later.
'Tis the year 1927, the beautiful val
lev Of Hood River is surrounded with
the fragrant atmosphere OF green
leaves and beautiful flowers. 1t is on
this especial balmy morning OF May
that | awoke to the realization that II
was the Goth anniversary of the class
of 1907. AS | sat in my study think
ing. the desire came over me to hnc
out the whereabouts of my classmates
Acting accordingly | went to my coat
pocket and got out my talkagraph ane
sent out Q call for Pearl Bradley.
This talkagraph was invented In TN
year 1920 and s'nce that time has pu
sll the eleglsphs and telephones ou
of business. No more wires are seer
running across the country or through
the streets of our cities. The talka
graph needs no wires. This simpl'
device can be carried in ones YES
pocket and all up to date, wide awak
persons in the year of 1927 have on
with them constantly.
At the breakfast table l was alarmed
when my servant called very loudIy I
me to answer my talkagraph. Upo
answering the call | found that 1 wa
conversing with Pearl Bradley at Den