Myrtle Point High School - Bobcat Yearbook (Myrtle Point, OR)

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er Shirley Rackleff, and Beverly Haynes. She had quite a chat with the girls and found that they and their hubbies are now living on neighboring chicken ranches, in Kansas, and the girls were in the city shopping. Jennie asked Shirley whatever became of Colleen Goodman. Shirley informed her that she had decided that no man was good enough for her so she became a hermit and was living a peaceful life with her palamino horse and her rabbits in the hills. Jennie said goodbye to the girls and walked on down the street to the hotel. Jennie decided that she couldn't go to bed without a night cap, so she sauntered into the lounge and ordered a short coke.” And who should she see behind the bar but Bonnie Lackey. After a short visit Jennie left the lounge and took an elevator to her room. She thought the man running it looked familiar and finally it dawned on her that it was Bob Dunn. Bob said the work didn't appeal to his delicate strength, but his wife, the former Virginia Wilson, insisted that he do something besides lay around and sleep all the time. He also said that Virginia was teaching music at the Myrtle Point High school, where Don Linn was now principal. Don had taken over the position last year, when his father resigned to spend the rest of his years happily fishing at Rogue River's Exclusive Resort, which was now owned and operated by Peck Walton and his wife, nee Annabelle Vadnais. They have quite a business, and Donna Moomaw is helping them out by supplying the fish worms from her fishworm farm near by, for the customers to use as bait. Bob also told Jennie that Hick had taken over the Central Transfer Co., and was doing a very prosperous business. Since it was nearing Christmas Hick had plenty of delivering to do from the combination variety and furniture store now run by Jeannie Clarno Bruce. Jeannie is now married to Johnnie Bruce of the Army. Hick also delivers from Moon's Hardware, which is now being run very efficiently by Edgar. Mab Belshaw has an office above the Bank of Myrtle Point, where she conducts a bureau of lonely hearts. She does her best to keep them all mended. Doctor Ben came in and announced that Jeuuie must now rest. She finally gives in to this idea after a gentle persuasion by Sabra and asks me to return the following day to visit her.

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