Wythe High School - Echo Yearbook (Wytheville, VA)

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glass frojbliecy Taylor: Myl People certainly get around. Even Ella Frances Williams and Alma Clemons are working. They've opened a beauty-parlor in Pulaski. Venzie: I iust love the way they get into people's hair. Taylor: Come to think of it, Jean Walters and Jean Layne have started their ballet school in New York, and Elene Frazier graduates in June with an A. B. ten degree. Venzie: A. B. Ten degree? Taylor: Yes. Art of Ballet in ten easy lessons. I guess you knew that Melita Simmerman and HorsefIy Suthers are spending their honeymoon in New York. The only thing she's worried about now is house flies. Venzie: Whatever became of her friends, Evelyn Milgrim and- Mary Frances Williams? Taylor: They're physical ed instructors at the University of Max Meadows. Venzie: Universities? That makes me think of Jake Suthers. He's coaching at the University of Miami. Taylor: Why did he go there? Venzie: It seems Page Smith's health got so bad that the doctor put her on an orange iuice diet, and Jake went down to see what he could get out of the orange bowl. Taylor: Mariorie Dean Umberger, alias Tressler in Action, is teaching English at W. H. S. now. Venzie: Yes, I know. James Shrader was telling me he finally passed one English test after his struggle for the past ten years. I guess you know Eva Akers is teaching com- mercials? Taylor: Her - a commercial teacher? Venzie: Yes, since they were running a little Short- handed, they hired her. Taylor: Gosh, lots of our friends stayed in Wytheville. Venzie: Not all of them. I heard Jack Wine has been in China for some time. Taylor: Oh, yes. l think he's doing some sort of mis- sionary work there, but the main reason he went was he heard that the women were still binding their feet to make them smaller, and he thought maybe it would help him, but he's not there now. Venzie: Taylor: least that's Venzie: Taylor: miral Jack Venzie: Taylor: Venzie: Taylor: Venzie: scientist, an What do you mean? Oh, he's on his way back to the States, or at what his wife, Daisy Mae'Semones, told me. How's he traveling? By plane? No, by boat. Rates are cheaper because Ad- Bradbery is bringing him. Jack Bradbery? An admiral in the navy? Yes, he's traveling around quite a lot too. Has he really? Where has he been? France, Italy - practically all over Europe. Italy. That's where Donald Scott, the great d his two assistants, Doris Seagle and Betsy Keg- Iey, are working on another of his great products in the world of science. Taylor: this time? Venzie: Taylor: Venzie: Taylor: VenZie: to have my How excitingl What did he invent or discover Jet-propelled B. B.'s. They'll make history. Yes, Wytheville High has some brilliant students. Ohl Myl What time is it, Frances? lt's still early yet. lt's 4:40. That late? My heavensl I have ,an appointment picture taken at the Take It or Leave It Studio. By the way, who owns that place? Taylor: Why Schaffer Hilton, our old class mate. Who else? Venzie: Well, I must be going now. Take care of your- self. Taylor: I will and do come back when you have a few extra minutes to chat. Venzie: Oh, well. It was really nice to see you. I wish I could have stayed longer, but I really must be going now. Taylor: Be sure and come to see me -the next time you are in town. hlenzie: I surely will. 'Bye now. Taylor: 'Byel x

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