Walnut Grove High School - Walnut Leaves Yearbook (Arcadia, IN)

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Our next stop was Burma. Arlene Mosbaugh welcomed us into her neat little hut where she lived while com- pleting her missionary work. She told us of her plans to marry a rich Rangoon merchant and showed us her en- gagement ring made of monkey's claws. While refueling at the Philippines we snacked and read a local newspaper. The big news of the day was the opening of a new hospital on the island. Wilma Perkins was being installed as the head nurse at the hospital. Skimming over the ocean, we began to think of the United States and our next visit, Hollywood. The big thrill of the moment is a new-comer from the Mid-West, Beverley Johnson. Do you remember that Beverley always felt inferior because she looked so young and innocent? In Hollywood she is acting in roles of elderly women and widows. She is currently co-starring in a movie of Lassie's, but it looks as if her manager Jerry Rulon has bigger and better possibilities in view. We hopped over to the Salt Flats surrounding Salt Lake City and viewed the small truck farming. Here Vonda Hunter waved at us, so we stopped. Vonda, a farmer at heart, was trying her hand at raising hybrid sweet potatoes. She gets very disgusted though, because the race cars are constantly running through her gardens and destroying her plants. Near Denver we found Gail Morgan with gold dust in his hair and on his hands. He has controlling interest in a large mint, but he refused to give any samples, even to old friends. In Texas everything is big. Here was Paul Lively, still wearing his big boots. Paul had purchased one of the largest ranches in the entire state. He was doing a thriving .business because he could make his cattle be- have just by snapping his fingers. He was also a success in the rodeos. Oakridge, Tennessee has been an important key- location for several years since Grant Carey took charge of the Atomic Energy Match Company. His ideas have been exploding sky-high! Water-minded Qim Johnggg was in the sunny state of Florida, giving free ski lessons. We decided to enroll in the class, but Jim turned us down. He is accepting only female students, of his own picking. We warned you--In the year 1965, you will find nothing impossible.

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