Neptune High School - Yearbook (Neptune, OH)

Page 35 text:

..i.. ,.x-,-..A....-s.4..., - L. . ..- , . ..-e 9 4e,:.s,-, ,.,... , . .4 . .. --.U .- . - up , ,, The society column of one of the papers was of great interest. The heading was: mSweigarts' Cele- brate Anniversary.N As I read further, I found that Jack and Ellen had had a big party given in honor of their tenth wedding anniversary. After reading all this, I get to thinking, I had read of all my old classmates but one. Ted Ballinger was missing from the list. But one day I saw an interesting article titled, nMillionaire Playboy From Texas Weds.n It seems that Ted had done quite well in the oil fields, and had finally found himself a girl. Much to my dismay, the arti- cle didn't give the girl's name. That was one slip- up on the part of the editor. A few days later an article got me to thinking about my former teachers. The article was: nDr, Rahmann and his high-school chorus win fame.n They had put on a performance in Junior Carnegie Hall, and the crowd went wild. It was really something to hear, as it had been from the start, On the sports page I saw: nNeptune Dirty Soxs Race to Victory.n That stunned meg but when I saw that Mr. Jackson was still their coach, I could easily see that it was just natural that Nep should beat Mendon Sh-1 in a baseball game. The prize of the papers was the one that told of a candy-kitchen being established just outside of Nep. Miss Bair and Miss Yewey had retired from teaching, but just weren't content to sit, so they started a candy making business. I hope they send me some of it. I only received the Standard for a week after that. My subscription ran out, and my salary didn't permit me to re-subscribe. Oh, well, I didn't care too much, I at least knew where my old classmates and teachers were and what they were doing. ---Dorothy E. Bair WA, fig- 5, ' 'v fs E x Qi QEE3 Q51 ' f ,, -QQT.--1.v-,.-..,.,..,..,.q---.-- -..-..-. . . V. -, ..,., ,,. -