Jackson Liberty High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Amsden, OH)

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C2155 nop ec? In Europe we met Wendell Holman who was looking at the farms of different countries to see if he could build them up to the standards cf his mammoth farm in Wyoming. Wendell was considered to have the best knowledge of farming in the country. While walking down one the streets in Paris, we noticed a sign which read lack Harris Dentist. We stopped in to see lack and were surprised to see that Iack's nurse was Iudy Kissling, who graduated from Elkhart as the best dental nurse ever to graduate from there. While in Paris we stopped in one cf the banks to get some travelers checks cashed and saw Peggy Meyer. who was talking to the President of the bank, Earl I. Myers. Earl was president of the biggest bank in Paris. Peqqlf told us she was head secretary cf the bank and was named Miss Private Secretary. She told us that it we had time to go to Fort Worth, Texas on our way home, we would see Harold Hatfield play basketball. He was the top player and owner ct the World Trotters. We did, and Harold told us that he had played 385 games and won them all. At the end of our trip, back in Ohio, we had car trouble cn our way home. We stopped in a garage to get the car fixed and were very happy to see Larry Ginnever was the owner and mechanic. While talking to Larry, a car pulled up and a very sophisticated woman got out. It turned out to be Frances Kettler. Frances happened to come in because she had car trouble also. While Larry was fixing our cars, Frances told us that she was teacher and superintendent of the Consolidated Schools of Wood, Seneca, and Sandusky Counties: Lakota High School. Tom O'Toole was the only person out of our graduating class whom we didn't have a chance to see again. Just a minute, I'1l finish thee story as soon as I answer the door. It was Tom, and he is Working as a delivery man for a furni- ture store and was delivering our new living-room suite. Torn told us he was working there to save money to go to college. Tom would have gone to college sooner, but he served 15 years in the United States Navy. Beatrice Kellar

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