Lakeville School - Lakes Yearbook (Lakeville, OH)

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I FLYIN SAW A SITUA THE H HOUSE ARREA FROM WELLS WIFE NEXT Q' PROPHECY IT WAS A BEAUTIFUL SUMMER DAY AND I wAS G THROUGH THE AIR IN uv PRIVATE PLANE. I VERY BEAUTIFUL FARM BELOW. I LooxED THE TION OVER AND PIGKED A LANDING SPOT NEAR OUSES I LANDEO uv PLANE AND wENT To THE . A TRIM YOUNG HOUSEWIFE SOON MADE HER RANGES IT wAS MY CLASSMATE UANICE SHEARERS THE Gooo coNDIT:oN OF THE BUILDINGS AND THE KEPT SHOP I COULD TELL THAT SHE WAS THE OF A PRDSPERDUS CARPENTER JANICE ACCOMPANIED ME ON uv JOURNEY TO THE owN. I WAS FEELING TIRED AND NERVOUS o SHE SUGGESTED wE VISIT THE VILLAGE PHYSICIAN, DR JOSEPH JOHN Bocx doHN'S EFFICIENT SECRE RY GREETED Us AND TOLD Us THAT THE DR w v RY BUSY AND WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO SEE US F R Two WEEKS. BUT AFTER WE EXPLAINED To HER foug IDENTITY SHE CONSULTED THE DR AND CHANGED THE TIME TO TWO HOURS. JOHN DIAGNOSED HY CASE VERY CAREFULLY AND GAVE ME SOME PILLS THAT RELIEVED ALL THE ACHES AND PAINS AND RELAXED EVERY NERVE THE NEXT DAY I CONTINUED MY JOURNEY BY AIR. THE NE STOP, A CITY 200 NILES FARTHER NORTH I LANDED AGAIN. IN THE BUSINESS DISTRICT THE U H Y R WA CROSSING THE STREET PHYSICALLY I wAs NOT HURT, BUT MY ENDARASSHENT wAs GREAT THE CITY DUDE THAT HE WOULD SUE UE FOR BLDGKING THE HIGHWAY DUT wHEN I INFORMED HIM THAT RICHARD WACHTEL, THE NoTED LAWYER, WAS MY LAKEvILLE HIGH CLASS N TE HE CHANGED HIS ATTITUDE. H SAID, 'No U E ARGUIND WITH ATTORNEY WACHTELS' ATER w HIS BE TIFUL SUBURBAN HOME HIS CHARUING WIFE AND Slx CONTINUED ON NEXT PAGE L f A-Y 4 ,- gf 'ei K I Xf f II T S , 1 0 S 0 ' - TA . AS E . o xw S O9 xx.-I I . HA 0 X AT XT Q 9 I V' OF CITY I wAS STR c B A OA AS I S I O wHo HIT ME TRIED To FRIGHTEN NE INTO THINKING l I- A E S L I HAD LUNCH ITH DICK AT AU- I' I I ff ,N N X XX . I N f L, - S YW V Y -X .i,,,-,il I L Y

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55 CHILDREN HIS WONDERFUL BOOKS AND sooo LAW PRAC TTOE HAVE MADE DIOR A VERV CONTENTED MAN THE NEXT DAY I STOPPED :N A L-TTLE PESTAUR ANT O THE ER NO O SOR I , THE THE .RST BOOYH SAT A OHARMTNO YOUNG LADY. wAs NOBODY BOT JOAN ANDERSON. SHE HAD ONLV A Frw N NOTES OQ NOH AS SH WA Y BU HER ST MODERN BEAUTY SHOP, JUST ACROSS T STREET TER GETT NG MY ANN R ON T REET AGAEN ATO sAw ONE TH BTOOES CA HAD SEEN A L O TT A D wHo WAS DRTVING THE OAR? NO OTHER THAN ANOTHER CLASS MATE, OB RTH wHO WAS TH P s O NT O TH OHTO Fu MPAN ANO . . H HA SEO A M L ONA PL ovER N O H LE TALK NG OB HE TOL us WHERE OF HOLLYWOOD AND GREEN STREET WE ARR'VED AT A c MANSTON. WHEN WE RAND THE DOOR BELL wHO wAs GREET us BUT J M RHAMEY wHO v TED us TN F SORPER. AFTER A GRAND MEAL SERVED av BUTLERS D MATOS, TOLD us WHAT HE HAD PCCOMDLISHED w s THEN 2 YEARS O D STILL STNGLE AND DOI c HE PLEASED RAN THE BTGGEST OOLF COURSE THE STATE TN XHE SUMMER AND COACHED A RROFES ONAL BASKET BALL AM OUR NG THF WINT MONTHS. TER THns uOYABLE 'REP wAs READY To URN TO MY OSQTT N ' N U ST WHERE WAS EMPLOXED IN THE YARD Oooos DEPARTMENT s CHIEF ADVISOR T0 CUSTOMERS DID MY WORK w NEW ENTUUSIASM AFTER THE WONDERFUL v'ssT WITH MY FORMER CLASSMATES. DELORES WACHTEL ,,- 1 N' N I pl WT N' I T 5 I 9 - N . CORN A T MY PR.SE RE IN A F' . A IT - e E , LU . E s VER sv IN f . no . . . ' , A . HE AF, A 5. D' E l OAME TO HE ST r, OE E ' T RS I . :N 'ON .ME. N ' Q I . ' ... A A . A . B ' NO . E QE r E F E .' EL CO , T ST'LL SINGLE E D ONE z - Ms . 2 ' . L HT. W 5 1 TO B D TO FSNO ANOTHER OF OUR CLASSMATES. UN THE CORNER yu e N E- - I +C' ' Bn- , . . ' . T0 ' 2 .E :N'n ' OR if AN JIM . A ' . A . . . n HE A .. ' 5 A L ' N AS . HE A ' T - CN '. ' ' A . - ssT .' ' . TE 5 - ER AF.. EN' . l RET . P ' 'O .N 1ACY s .ORE I . . A X ' . ' . I A :TH ,. , 4 P K 'X A I' I 7 J N I I --- jg? is 4225- 3:2 .-.ISL ' C if h X