Waterloo High School - Rosebud Yearbook (Waterloo, IN)

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tee a “SA AWHS Phe Going to Palm Beach, Florida, whom do you think I met the very first tning? None other than Earl Kline and Margaret Fee Kline, who were on their second honeymoon. He and Margaret were married the first time about five years ago, but they agreed to disagree and Margaret got a divorce. Three months ago they both began teaching at Waterloo High, Barl is the athletic coach, and Margaret is the Orchestra and Band Director. Resuming old acquaintances they again de- cided to venture out upon the Sea of Matrimony. From Palm Beach I went to New York City. Visit- ing the Art Iluseum I came upon a very beautiful oil painting by the former Helen Newcomer, now the wife of an officer in King George VI personal body guard. Taking a bus to Philadelphia, I met Karl Starkey, who is a traveling salesman. He said that business had been rather bad, but he expected it to pick up a Little later ons I returned to Cincinnati by plane. When Zt started on my trip I left my home in charge of one of our leading interior Gecorators, Merlen Newcomer, with instructions to completely refinish it. I wish you could see it now. It is sinply beautiful. Don Turner, our most prominent dairyman, won the dairymen's contest that I told you was going to take place. He owns the largest dairy I believe I ever Sav. Thank you so much for telling me,about your opera debute. You can bet I'll be there right on the spot. Sincerely your friend, XY olema Ayers

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