Palestine High School - Eagle Yearbook (Palestine, OH)

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Z-A' It was the summer of l958 and on a beach along Lake Michigan we met. We had not seen each other for ten years, yet we, Mary and Glor1a, recognized each other as old classmates. We were very surprised and so we began asking questions concerning one another. Gloria asked, 'How are you, Mary? Gee, 1t's a surprise to see you in Michigan. What have you been doing for the last ten years?u Mary answered, nBob and I were married in June of '48, Bob has a hardware store of his own and I was his secretary for a while. Later I decided that my place was bit and I store for know that in the home we have at the edge of Greenville. I entertain quite a enjoy our twin daughters, Connie Lou and Donna Sue. We closed the two weeks to come to Michigan for our vacation. But, Gloria, I d1dn't you lived around here. What have you been doing with yourself?n Gloria replied, 'I went to college and learned to be a com ercial teacher and I taught two years in a school in Dayton. But then my dream man proposed and I couldn't bring beach. pared Mary, refuse, so we came to Michigan to live. I thought that I would my son, who is three years old, down to the carnival being held at the My husband is working, and after I get my house cleaned and dinner pre- for the evening, there is not much for me to do the rest of the day. Oh, I just remembered about the other eleven classmates we had in '48. Do you know what they are doing now?n 'No, really, I don't. You see I am kept quitabusy with my children and home. I've heard rumors that some of them are living around the vicinity of Palestine, but I don't know what they are doing. But say, Gloria, this morning I was wandering around the carnival ground and I noticed an extremely beautiful gypsy. We can n0h, Mary, can't Bob go and we can 'Oh no, Bob will keep the children So we took the children to Bob and It was a very strange tent and it had a what we wanted forty-eighters let us read it sit quietly so go and ask her about the rest of the class. She was gorgeous.n a-a-a-U and we'll go ourselves.n left to go to see Madam Zenda Vesta. mysterious atmosphere. We explained to know so after her abracadabra, she gained a vision of the in her crystal ball. In fact, the vision was so clear that she ourselves. After we had read it, Madam Zenda Vesta told us to as not to disturb the line of thought. Madam Zenda Vesta looks into her crystal ball and sees that Joe Graham is still in the dairy business. After driving a milk truck for two years after he Q continued on the next page I

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