Union High School - Gold U Yearbook (Dugger, IN)

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surprises. lntering the hotel and preparing to register. imagine my surprise when I recogxlsed Lily Butler. the Clerk. Lily explained that she had married md that she with her husband had been able to serve the public. lly geatest surprise can shen the boy came for my luggage - lt was none other than Jim Chubb. Jim said that he had married Margaret Hiller who was a madd here at the same hotel. Having met so many of my former classmates certainly had my head in a whirl. I went to ly room to plan my work and then to prepare for q date that evening with Don. The time passed mnch more rapidly that I ever dreamed it could. I had hardly finished my plans when a knock on W door informed me that the time was 1:30 and lr. Vest was waiting downstairsgquickly I completed my dressing and went down to Join Don. Be had brougxt his own cu' and se lost no time getting on our war.. I think this will be mother surprise' laugxed Don as he pulled into one ef the largest filling stations I had ever seen. I thougat I was beyond surprlses.but found this wasn't true. When Don pulled in at the filling station. he told me that the station was owned and operated by another of my old classmates, Bill lilhes. lhile talking to Bill, we heard about three more members of the class of '52 - Rosemary Ashcraft. Ann Tackett and lynona Kennedy had become registered nurses and were serving in a hospital near the station. At the club that nigat, we enjoyed talking to Paul. He had been very success- ful in nidat club work and said that he had kept ln touch with several dif- ferent members of our class. He gave ue a real thrill :hen he took us behind a scene to meet some of the actors who would be on his dinner program that nldmt. It was like old times again for behind stage we met Phyllis looney sho was in charge of mah-up. lhile we were visiting and talking over old tiles. Pmul's wife called to tell him that she would be unable to come to the club that nldmt because the twins were having some difficulty with their music assipment. Paul explained that he had married Vanessa Terhune and now the twins really kept them busy. 'You will enjoy our orchestra. too.' continued Paul. 'Ie think we have the best in this locality. and you know our director. You remember Barbara Breck sho was so interested Ln music during hiya school. She teaches music. too,' Pnl continued. Later Ln the evening when we had heard the orchestra, we agreed that this was one of the best that we had ever heard. and we stayed to talk to Barbara. She told us that she had received a letter from Frances Qformsrly Frances Storsylsho was in Europe now with her husband who was still in service for Uncle Sam.In the letter Frances had told Barbara about see ing larilyn Carty and Patsy Boone be- fore she sailed. She said they were guides for conducted tours through the last. Back at the hotel that night. I made several notes of the interesting things that I had learned that dey.I had thought that it would be interesting to return to my old home town but had not mzticipated just how interesting it would be. As I relaxed for sleep. I resolved to keep in touch with more of the meebers of my class in the years that were to follow.

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