Dorchester High School - Dorhian Yearbook (Dorchester, WI)

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PROPHECY (continued) on our excursion and be a reporter. With out hardly no encouragement he said he would leave his paper up to his Co-Editor, who has just cone back from the Marines. You oan imagine the blank expression I had on my face to see Eugene Busse, the Assistant Editor of the paper. I can still see him peck away onthe typewriter in Mr Ziers, Advanced Commercial class in 54 . We stayed over a few hours and than continued. It was quite a distance to the airport, so we stopped to catch a bit to eat. The restaurant was a neat little place on the corner. The name Tuts and Mer a Eat Shop sounded so familiar so this is the one we decided to eat at. I never dreamed that it could be my far off cousin running the shop, and his wife, the former Roberta Hollman. Being that Roberta ran that restaurant for a couple of years, she had the op- portunity of meeting up with many of our old classmates, and she told us where many of the class were now. Nelrose, she said was a model in a fashion store. After our wonderful home cooked meal we started off again. Not long after we ran into a very attractive lady. Yes, it was Nelrose Oehler, the same as al- ways. Odd how we just mentioned about her and then meet face to face with her. It really was a pleasure to see her. After Lloyd, David, and I bid farewell to Nancy, we finally continued on our way to the airport. It was then that we found out that there was something drastically wrong with the jet and had to be looked over first. Of course, that called for a mechanic, and Lloyd couldn't do it, so we went to the Mechanic School • It was here that we saw, Marvin Schrader, now a professor there. Marvin, of course, gave us the best Mechanic, being that we were in a hurry. It was a big let down for us three when the mechanic said that we would have to wait for two weeks. This called for only one thing, staying overnight in a hotel and catch the next plane back to where we started from in the morning, and get another one of Lloyds Jets to continue on o jr travels. As we were walking along the street to the hotel, we spyed an orphanage with the letters, Addles, home for homeless children. There was one thought in all three of our minds and thatwas, that that could probably be the home of Adeline Zuthur• We went in and looked around and there came Adeline to greet us. She told us that she started an orphanage for herself, for she used to work in an orphanage and loved it. Adeline toldus that Agnes Stoiber and her husband are the proprietors of the hotel in the city, and that she has a very wonderful bus- Here at the hotel Agnes gave us the very best of rooms, and she said she would have our meals brought up to our rooms by her assistant. When our meals came, who should be carrying the tray but Dorothy Maxam, the last person I thought would be doing that type of work. The next morning we boarded an airplane to go to Lloyds jet airport. On the plane while we were sitting there, an airline Hostess came and greeted us, also asked if there was anything that we wanted. What a surprise to see Dorothy Miller as the hostess. We sat and talked for awhile, and of course being that the conversation was about our old school days back in 54 , I finally came to the conclusion that I met all my class mates except Norma Ludwig and Rachel Mehner. My problem now was, where would I get to see them? y problem was solved or rather partially solvedwhon Dorothy said that near the next airport, which we would be stoDDlng at, was a large dairy farm, owned and operated by the former Rachel Mehner ana horma Ludwig and their husbands. The plane had a half hour stop over at this airport, so that gave us the oppor- tunity to see those two girls again. Me were surprised when we got there to see all of Rachels cats anddogs around. She and Norma got along fine together working with all the animals. I can see Rachel on a farm but somehow I just cannot see Norma living on a farm. ET®n though, they both live there and enjoy every moment of it. They both have two little boys, Not just the quia teat ones either and they also enjoy every mo- ment of the day on the farm.

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PROPHECY (continued) It was time for us to start off again, and we were very much satisfied to have seen all our old classmates again. Of course, I was the only one fortunate e- nough to see all of them, but nevertheless Lloyd and David did see the majority of them. Iam now waiting for the time to oome again when I can do this same thing again, nit for now I will just have to go on as being a general and telling others rfhat to do and be satisfied with being in the Marine Corps. With this I will sign off, but only for now. As Ever, Dick Hurth Senior Memories