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Gleanings of '24
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Alumni 1923, p. 36
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ALUMNI 1923 Eunice Baudhuin Teaching in Big Suamico. Harold Ankerson Teaching at Hayes. Elva Bateman Teaching at Lakewood. Leola Ama Employed in Milwaukee. Herbert Bramshreiber Teaching at Lakewood. Marjorie Caldwell Employed in Milwaukee. Ruth Chatell Teaching at Little Suamico. Alvin Cota Marquette University. Lylla Duame Post Graduate of the 0. F. H. S. Florence Eastman (Mrs. F. Lober-'er) Teaching at Underhill. Melvin Ernst Home. Beryl Flatley Mercy Hospital-Chicago. Ellis Evans Employed in Milwaukee. Willon Foral Employed in Milwaukee. Fred Garnier Employed at Oconto Falls. Oliver Halsted Teaching at Shiocton. Eunie Hanby Teaching at Abrams. Claire Knutsen Teaching at Shawano County. Roland Kussow Teaching at Spruce. Marie McDermid Teaching at Chase. Donald McIlree Employed at Oconto Falls. John McKeever Teaching in Town of Oconto. Norman McCurdie Working at Oconto Falls. Philomena Moleski Teaching at Marinette. Allen Meyer Employed at Oconto Falls. James Murray Ripon College. June Nelson Teaching at Gillett. Fern Peterson Working in Oconto Falls. Imogene Peep Teaching at Spruce. Arlene Reynolds Teaching at Townsend. Bertha Richert Teaching at Berry Lake. Norma Rymer Teaching at Sobieski. Vera Sargent Teaching at Sobieski. Laurette Sandvold Sceretary of the 0. F. H. S. Home. Ethel Schlorf Home Arvilla Spitzer Employed in Oconto Falls. Alec Steffeck Teaching at Brazeau. Zola Statler Teaching at Brazeau. Susan Tucker Employed in Michigan. Madella Vollmer Working in Chicago. Edna Wolf Mechael Resse Hospital-Chicago. Allan Kaufman Employed in Iron Mountain, Mich. Vane Ryan Employed at Oconto Falls. Mr. Holzman: "Why are there more crimes in summer than ir- winter? " Homer: "Because they get cold feet." Mr. Holzman: "Give for one year the number of tons of coal shipped out of the United States." Ted: "1492; none." Teacher: "In what battle did General Wolfe, when hearing or victory cry, 'I die happy'?" Pupil: "I think it was his last battle." "Know you where you are, sir?" 36
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