The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-26
AYRES DgpES OUT
 yIuRE [ oF 6 CLASS |' MlTEs oF 1912 ]! |'| ]
J! !|lterse . HE IT. eticns q (zsdnete IT to Careers of
 III Hieh School Associ-

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 4f16 SchoeI, AZ. 1e2G.'s .'s Why this SnlS<H be f164snUp high uchoof they used fo: a63k o0 much about and upon en- t1rinG ! encountered white haired dl1 1ens!t@en noaa @..,tI rscosn'sec @ a,sn N ons .fhe baek ffhlD ono ee6mfng more fsloof1n fl{an ytho0o ho uGod to aom1n-s ' i4&rx9 7he ffeetod me ana invited me into . 1ar0e well appodnted office:
 sts nas,s ,os,;ne Ss sns os..sosinaIy Deaaanf at ' Fl ss1f S1fsly iu, but we have only occu-. ufaA 1kfa rlittI6 over . year. You see tGy speaf so much time In securing 5lS9 la64 that the buildine wasn't com Y z fs inenired whether any of the old, facnAty'%vera etill teaching, Whereupon E - Informed yth0t nearly all were r nfl~h 0o1na df tllom heing of my own , o|2nS 4lso 1flele6 linpid aud Prem tlSs " the AT DepeEtnent, rernem- SSfefs s1Sd t5cesf Wonldrbe jokes 9f E5ofee,or Iebenfhai,S \ khe tnstructor in. ~ 61omiotry were ot1lI 1rooh Tn my mind s<faIore comes 1Gr. EoGter now. He 6 the German ProfeGeor, sAtd MT. efImonde as tall. narrow dEure ap-H uoar0d In the doorway. 5ss sysWell I'm glad to zee you;S he 9aids as we, shook hands, continuing, s1'm Gu3nG Aoqsh town to lunch now, and yous had better come along.
 |. beoun to realize that Twas hum HEY smyDAf and agreed. tY4hntsa the neWs?" began
 s<Ohs n Supp0sa. yousve heard that 1farxuefite Martin ha9 . sNew-man,'' Me replied. This was rather a poor 5oke but I val forced to smile in
 q fs %y1s9 rny t .ss sai to tas sps,ns same
 sDut what has become of those four ihseparabiee, Miae Oliphant, Miss W1lmCt, Mioo Chapman and Miss Ton- < linoon ?" | inquired.
 .'why they are runninx an old la m. You knowiSl sss
 VIC were now in front of Polls theafre and I. read a ono of the att trncti6h4 'Dimfck and Moward. suc- eeG1ore fo Mcintyre and Heath.
 ki9 eeia Pintys s'he's down to see the dohts bsgosh. and looking across the TbHeet II sow Hotchkisa clad in h1uose awefallss with long straw 6an6inG from his mouth. while cling m. =cJqeeiy to his arm. as If she. 
 Nm of, recognized Miss Sturges.
 3ust then . rakish grey racing car vIhixBed bY with 9uc speed that hardly had time to recognize Stubby Hamflton at the wheel. It remind a ue,6 fne epeed with which he used to o6nAuef t61 cles1 meetinea back in 1s12. Turning to Pinkx, IT ipquit- ea Nh0 fho@ other Soccupanfas of the car Wete. Ho a1DweFed that they ! were How Lee and Bin Coulter and bet- that they were going up to the old hdleg home, for you know Bill h10 ' strong aptitude for home runs.
 What is How doing for a living, anv0ay? T asked .s
 ss*yhy he and Willis are running n 2ukprma1lon bureau. Their spec fa5eY 1o exp1afning the difference be- tween garters and mouse traps" Ao W& walked down the street I udf1c11 the upmerouo changes that h</ e3l4e A1Q1t Tn place of those preh1Gt 7 ohanties which used to adof4 1l&in street. were gigantic sky-. ocfaD6f 6[kla1 1endIngs and wireless 1t&tlpn4 c1nt vigib1e on the roofs of [ iou E - zlly- l,s.eh. |