Colo High School - Memories Yearbook (Colo, IA)

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Finally Margaret gets the wreckage cleared and the crowd disperses. Chief of Police Riese gave Shirley a lift to Colo where she planned to have her hair fixed. Upon inquiring about a shop, sne learns that one of the best shops in town is operated by none other than Kathryn Davie. Kathryn has worked up a considerable business in Colo and surrounding communities. Strolling out of the Beauty Shop we see a sign, 'DAWSON'S MARKET AND LOCKER.N we wonder if this could be any of the Dawson's we used to know and upon investi- gating, find Donna wrestling with a gigs gi pggk trying to make hgmpggggg out of it ll!! While we are in the Market, in walks Ellen Allie and we sit awhile and talk about the 'good old tlmesn when we were in school together. Ellen and her husband have bought s small farm just at the edge of Colo and are doing quite nicely for themselves. Ambling out of the store we see the Halsted Loan Agency. I think she must have quite a business as the telephone is ringing and the door is banging all the time I'm there. After hashing over old times I ask about the one remaining member of the class of '46', Ray Weir. She tells me he has started up a photo shop of his own after all the practice and fun he had taking pictures for the annual. we don't know about the practice, but . the fun, well, knowing Hay as we do, we are quite sure this must have had a lot to do with his opening the shop. And so we part again. Ten years it has been since we were all together, but then as the old saying goes, 'Absence makes the heart grow fonder.' And we say good- bye to our friends and each go his own separate way for-- who knows how long?

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