Maroa Forsyth High School - Trojanaire / Maronois Yearbook (Maroa, IL)

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aor eer eh cee em ee lsup poked her head out of the plane, that we de- cided it was the thing to do. Mary Carolyn, it seems, is now a hostess for the United Airlines. While we were in the air we had the thrilling ex- perience of secing a great passenger plane land. On the ground again we discovered that Mary Coc and Dorothy Turner had been among the passengers. They had just returnec from a tour of the” Woeat and were on their way to New York. They .“old us they had stopped over to see Edwin Daggett, who. was now managing the Field Muscum. We decided. to male the day complete by going with them. We found the museum to be one of the most interesting places in Chicago, but we were more interested in ‘seting Edwin again. He told us that Eugene Vaughn = was his chief electrician there and that Willard Shoe- maker was his financial advisors Ks it was getting close to Our dinner time we decided to go to a nearby swanky restaurant to eat. Right at the front table we saw Maxine Rose and Rueberta Grady who were having-a bite to eat after a hard day's work at the office as secretar- ies to the chief executive. They said they always ate there because it was owned by Rosalie Leach and Fay Hoffman. We hed nevsu aterm sushi deliclous food before and we assured both xKosalie and Fay that we would come back as soon as it was conven-= lent. When we left the restaurant we met Grace Gil- ‘man and Alice Anderson who were Loaded down with packages. They said they were certainly glad to get away from their husbands and their domestic duties for a shopping spree in Chicago. They told us they had just seen James Stoutenborough who was showing some of his prize stock at the Chtisago Livestock Show. They told us the latest news a- pout James Streight and Harold Wilkey who are now managers of a big broadcasting station. We —eould scarcely believe it. By this time we feund ours selves before the Congress Hotel, We were sur-- prised to sse Verna Clary'ts picture all “over the placards on the outside. dust then Anna Mashburn walked by on her way into the hotcl. She told us that Verna was singing with a new ‘band that was getting it's start there and that she was acting as her traveling companion. All this news almost proved too much for. me. I was so exhausted that I could do nothing but ge back to my hotel and rest. - FH pO See

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