West Bend High School - Echo Yearbook (West Bend, IA)

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Snnnorpruphecg Mr Hatfleld recelved the followlng letter from the former Joyce Truels n It se rs that she and her husaand have be n or the hapolest honeymoon trio throughout dlff ent parts or the Unlted Ctwtes and in Mexico In the letter she told Mr Fatfleld that whlle traveling, they had engoyed the surprlse of meetlng some of the lest Bend Graduates of 1959 Jould you like to hear the le ter9 O K h re goes Seneca, IU Nay 91, 1962 Dear Mr Hatfleld, Ny husband and I have gust returned, tlred yet happy, from our grand trlp through various oo nts of lnterest ln the Unlted States and N YlCO I tholght ayoe you would llke to hear about o r trlp and some of the zenple le had the oleasure of me tlng As yo knov, we :ere marrled ln the Ozarks of 1lSSOlT1 at a grand llttle country church After dinner at tne oastor's hone, we left for o1r trlp After rldlrg for a long tl e ln the cool lnvlgor ating air of the no ntalns, e became hungry so stopoed at a hamburger stand along the way de were del ghted to flnd good old Iowa beef in the hambu gers e tsyed ov r nlght lh a nlce llttl motel As w 'ere or oar ay sowth, Je came to t LOhlS and vanted to stoo for the night Our hotel room as next to an apartrent so w der After leavi g hlgh school he had galned a g eat l1YGHPSS for chemlstry and so had taken four years at Iowa Unlversity He is now the chemlst of on of the large t FOSUlt81S lH ot Louls lhlle Stlll 1n t Louls, ny nusband declded that an afternoon at tae oasehall sta dlum wodld be the ldeal thlng for th day It se ms that Lee ry 1S ro: anager of the natronally known St Louis C rdlnals Je managed to talk to Lee He told us that he had gone on to college after Hlgh school and ras spotted by a scout for profe sron 1 baseaall rrom there he rose to the soot of manager, and has a very successful team whlch lS linlng up for a try at the Iorld SPTl6S oennant The next FOTUlHg we traveled on For s v ral days ve engoyed the varlous slgnts untrl we reached hlcago M119 th re w V1S1tDd the Chlcago Board f Trade lhicn you, Mr Hattleld, always told the econo WlCS class to V s1t if we ever got to Chlcago The figures were lnter esting As we traveled out of the Ph1C3gO Suourbs, many S1 ns of adver tising took our eyes Je noticed one in partlcular This vas a huge elaoorste Slgn adv rtlsing the nlrue nonancen ragazlne Trlbute was belng pald to its outstanding a1thor ho vas none ot r than Janet Udwards Thls page sponsor d by PTRL AND VI RICL S 3 e . Qs E 2 . . . 'c , , ' ' er . ' ' of I Q L . 4 . - -. T , t . . .-- e . wa .A ge.' . 1 K ' v T , - ' . V 1 U . A 9 'A . 1 ' ts . 's ' , Y' 1 ' hi . . . ... I. .A . . - , u ' 74 , . : . ' 1 i . , ' .. r . W 2 , e ' ' i' , ' e . e u, . 1 w 1 v , S . x I . w , . e inquired as to who lived there. It was none other than Danny Schnei- . n ' , ' r '- . ' . L . s 'A e . 3 . ' ' . ' . ' . C . , . , . ,1 g 1 c. r , . . A - ' . 1 ' ' e L . e . , F 1 H H - ' . a ' . 2 r . , . V , 3 : E ,i , 7 A - rs .1 .. ' . . e e. L x ' ' ' ' ' '- , . C ' . H ' .e e ' ' c . , Q V , . A' Q 4 4 4- - - . ZW. . . , v . - . . , .U D . , f ' g . L' , - . Y ' i ' e ' A ' 1 . .. ' . ' ' ' L . un n he . AJ V , O ' e : -. .. rIE

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At last we ar lved in the largest c1ty of the United states stayed there for several we ks Our first evening was spent attending the grand opera As you see, my husband is very fond of them The star performer was none other than my husband's cousln, Anna Abbas, soprano She had a record and a redal for singing the highest note that has ever been sung in all history The world seems full of surprlses and during our stay in New York we were to have been treated to a piano solo at HJust off Tires Square Ihile waiting for the great pianlet to arrive, we were informed that hiss Patty Ketelsen would be unable to arrive, as studles at the Ohio Conservatory delayed her In Boston we heard that the wife of the mayor was going to speak at the Nomen's Club ue decided to att nd, and who should the mayor' wlfe be out Bernadine Bleuer Je llstened attentively, but personally I didn't understand a word she said It so happens that she had acquired an astern accent By the time I got to the stage to speak to her after the meeting, she had di appeared Soc ety you know must tell you about a llttle church we attended one Sunday in Maryland The V1Sit1Dg sreaker for the morning was bGlV1H lathson rho Ylth h1s hlgh school frlend, Jim Schmldt, had been dolng m1SS10H8Ty work in Nadagascar for the past thr e years What a surprise' ve had a very engoyable afternoon vlsiting wlth them Jhile mv husband and I were travellng, we thought lt would be fun to go to hlami, Florida On the beach there, we found Barbara Baas basking 1D the sun It seems she had made a fortune ln o1l wells and 15 now a roman of leisure She has acqulred a South rn accent Jhile talking to her, a man approached and we learned that Barb still blushes easily Me left them b cause I alvays was bashful with most men Ie tr veled on taking in the beautiful sights untll we reached a small town in Oklahoma Walking down the main street we noticed a bl sign whlch read as follows NCare for your dogs and c ts now Brlng them to the hospital All expenses paid ' Je thought thlS sounded rather interestlng and decided to stop The veterinarlan welcom d us at the door It was one of my old school mates, Fred Traub H us he had decided upon this profession because he believ d ln be klnd to dumb animals Jhile r1d1ng across the plains of Texas, re declded to stop at a small town to buy some cacti for souvenlrs to send back home In the flower shop we plcked up a newspaper off the counter On the front page was a picture of the governor wlth h1s wlfe axd thelr qulntuplets Je were really speechl ss when we found, by readlng, that the governor was none other than Howard Morey Of course, he had changed quite a blt He was tall with one of those Texas bullds, and had grown a beard My husband and I Journeyed on and decided it would be fun to V1S1t ln he lco Je passed through several lovely llttle torns and then went on to b autlful Mexlco C1ty As we entered the entertainment squ re of the clty, the sound that reached our ars was very fam1l1ar became curwous and moved closer, and were astonlshed to fird Baruara Grant leadlng the NGXICBH chlldren in the Amerlcan rhumba Her a1m is to help the Good Nelghbor Policy she claimed This page sponsored by 3 ILTS SPO CTOPE THE CF IS ILLES STORE ALGOIA, TOIA ALGOUA, IOJA . . , L T . . Je e . - O - I A V A . . M . ll U . .I I A , . A .1 O . . . . e S .I s g 1 . . .. Q . K F' . I .la n -I . A S . .L . W , .L . . H , . 7 . ' . . ' ' 1 . ' . ' . .7 H- x' ., 1 S . 1' . . I I o . M 2 .. . e . . Y . m e ' . . V Q . . f . - g 2 2 Q . I Y. ' . . . f . . 5 , , . . - - . e told e ' ing I I ,I . . v . . . . 1 . v, A ' . - . , . , , O , . . . V . ,,. , . ' ,C . 'f . 'J 9 - T? . . . , e . Ne . , . . . . - . C . K . f1'V v TQ T 'n F13 . 11 .I .5 .J . - , zz., V, . '. U . . . .