Childersburg High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Childersburg, AL)

 - Class of 1958

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PROPHECY Dear 'xlr La 'ton The time we set for our class reun1o11 IS fast arr1v1ng It has been almost ten years sxnce we said o11r flllll good byes 111d partel w1ys Tl1e purpose of this letter is to g1ve you an idea of what your seniors of 08 1rel1ke today Ihave spent many weeks Il ICIIIQ, each graduate s life Now lll'ly I lntroduce them to you all over 1g 1111 I sl1 1ll 1nake it as brief as possible 1nd 11ot waste t1111e Robert Price is building bridges over famous r1vers lakes llld other huge bodies of water He recently completed a six 13ll6 bridge fl'Olll New York City to Lo11don JOIIIIIIY Shoemaker nom 111 the paint ing bussiness, IIISISIS o11 painting the entire structure alone and guarantees to have the job f1n1shed in QJ9 days James Bentley is 11ow a famous band dlrector Xt the present tlme he 1S directing the University of kyhnuga s band Dea11 of this U1nvers1ty is Robert Faust llld SOIIIC of his fellow classmates Professors B1ll Lucas Betty Hobbs, and Ph1ll1p Owings are members of ll1S fine faculty You have probably heard of the IIOIOFIOUS southern Yankee He IS 11one other than Joseph Sauer Joe keeps lnsisting that he 1sn t supposed to stand while Dixie is being played He has been arrested 'ZOO times for this by Ch1efofPol1ce Terry 'x1cCurley and his assistants TOIllIl'ly Rockwell and Larry Sumners Julia Ray is now called Juliana Rye because of her acting career Her fiancee Stephen hilson the famous automobtle designer is her manager they are in Fr ance they will be staying a few days with Mary Ann McCall her husband and their six lovely ch1ldre11 all boys Penny Carpenter IS secretary to Mr Pres1dent of the United States Patrlck Hardin. The Pres1dent FCCCIIIIY ippointed Evelyn Huffman as ambassador to Itl 1y Llxing happily in Cal1for111a Margaret Meyers owns and operates the largest anxmal motel lll the United States Nlost of l1er customers are those with masters like the famous artist who paints only women James Neal and Connie Mac Pate om ner of the CMP movie studios No doubt you have see11 many of Edw1rd Gober s space programs on television Some of his better actors and actresses are Lddie Gallway -Xnn Limbaugh and Cherry Willis Many of the girls of the class of .18 are now models Clara Thompson models for the bathing suxt designer of South America B1ll Barber Jean Harris models sportswear for Bill Cobb and Dolly Sexton models pony tail hats for Barbara Rich s hat shops The IIHITIC of Norma Jeall Rester will go down in l11story She h lb finally invented a crea1n that will remove freckles successfully and permanently Tommie Sue Simms is designing glasses for famous people Dorothy Weson Nlell1e Ritch a11d Joyce Brannon are her models An ordinary pair costs a sllght 35230 Jane lv atwood concert pianist, has decided to give up her career to marry the man voted the most eligible bachelor Melvin T Collier They p1a11 to ITOHCYIIIOOU on the 'vloon The first woman rocket ship pilot Faye Shelton IS preparing to test Donald Peterson s latest ship the Umph. She plans to go all the way to Pluto Waiting for her at space stations are Bob Bowling Mike Justice and Doyle Smith In charge of these men IS Don Grice Lesso11s for the new dance fad cl xssed in the Eek section of every magazine This crazy dance is taught by vivacious Annette Lee and that handsome Juan Mx Betty Rtddle and Lynda Shoemaker own the largest motel 111 Florida They call it the Tigerama Handling the business while they have fun is LaVerne Rice Coach from Auburn, Ronnie Hixon, has a fine team this year They play the University of Alabama next week Co 1ch1ng T1de s great team is Bobby Overton 24 'Q 1 . 15 , A 4 - 1 - 1 . ' ' ' ' , , ' n' , ' . , 1 '1 ' 7 I . ' . .' . ' ' ' :A 2 ' . S 1 . - . , , ,. V. , - . ,, , , . , 1 A I I .Q - A, Q ' V 'I c I ' 1 Q z 1 ' ' N ' . ' L Q . , A. . . , 5 . U . . ,,. . . . I .J ' I L -N 1 ti 4 ' L . ' I I 1 ' , I t I Marian Gilbert is IIOW married and is traveling with l1er husband through Europe on business. While R , L ' . V V . A , , . . 0 ' 0 L . 2 . . . , . . . .V. . . . . , c . . . 1 t 4 I , 1 A. ' . ' V . , . , A , N . , . . ..t. . 1 T . V , A . , . . . . ,, . . . . , . R . . u I X . . I L . C . M . ' A . . , L , I , . . 5 . L . b J , n Q V I - c A . . . . . . , . I L I I . . , . , ' . 1 ' K0 if ' ' ' , v C 'U 5 I , . , .

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT we the Semors bemg of sound m1nd'7 Good health and almost average mtelltgence I'C81lZ1l'lg how we w1ll be m1ssed do hereby bequeath to sald underclassmen our varlous assets and acqulsmons talents and trlbulatlons tn thls last w1ll and testament I, B1lly Barber leave my wltty ways to Buddy Ltmbaugh. I James Bentley leave my ab111ty to talk 50 n p h to Jerry G1lbert I, Bobby Bowlmg leave my towermg hexght to Larry Canterbury I, Raymond Cannon leave my love for typmg class to my brother Dee Cannon. I Penny Carpenter leave my abtltty to do any and everythmg to Den1ce Street I, B1.lly Cobb leave my ab1l1ty to borrow paper to Carl Bean. I Vlelvm Colller leave my casanova ways to Wayne Gtddens I, Bob Foust leave my he man physlque to Morrts Foster I, Eddle Galloway leave my love for servtce stauons to Larry Parsons I, Marlon Gllbert leave my ab1l1ty to keep secrets to Nola Ann Tyler I James Glass leave my Yankee brogue to Wayne Spradley I, Joyce Brannon leave my constant glggles to Joyce Batley I, Ed Gober leave my love for Bon A1r to Walter Cosper I Donald Grlce leave my year round Flortda tan to Pea nut. I, Pat Ha rd1n leave my ab1l1ty to stay out of class to F111 Bush I, Jean Harrls leave my wlttmess to Daphlne Kmg I, Deryl Harwell leave my love for the back seat 1n class to Wtlbur Owens I, Ronnle Hrxon leave my t1tle as football captaln to B111 Kallenback I Betty Hobb leave my love for the offlce to Sara Llmbaugh I, Evelyn Huffman leave my sultry looks to Mary McCallum I Ruby Jones leave my love for the Alr Force to Dorothy Chappell. I, M1keJust1ce leave half my laztness to Perry Bowden and the other half to any one who wants IL I, Annette Lee leave my tltle as Mrs of the Semor Class to Patsy Cole I Ann Lunbaugh leave my pretty black ha1r to Annette M1ll.s I, Bllly Lucas leave my catty remarks to Tommy Lyle I, Mary Beth Lynn leave my t1tle as shyest to Jane Mtller I, Deanna Lytton leave my plxxe ways to Evelyn Bassett I, Mary Ann McCall leave my sweet smxle to Mary Ester Betts I, Terry McCurley leave my love for ntck names to George Cosper I, Margaret Meyers leave my Semor class rtng to Jlmmy Daffron. I James Neal leave my HFIISIIC ab111t1es to leave my many bus drtver troubles to the bus drlvers of next year I Bobby Overton leave my abxltty to court 1n the halls to Tom Jeff Duvall. I, Phlhp Owmgs leave my ab1l1ty to come to class unprepared to Johns1e Cosper I, Wanda Parker leave my sophtstlcated walk to Gayle Machen I, Juamta Parnell leave my beauttful eyes to Barbara Jones I, Connte Pate leave my crew cut and baby blue eyes to Carlos Davldson I, Donald Peterson leave my stze 46 to Wmky Gtddens I Bobby Prlce leave my qulet but frtendly ways to Fred Plckett I Fred Ramsey leave my contmual good nature to Mlke McCaffrey L Julla Ray leave my tltle as head ma1orette to Connle Stmmons I, Norma Jean Rester leave my love for brown eyed handsome men to all lucky steadles I, Laverne RICE leave my ab1l1ty to prlmp tn class to Loretta Dunn I Barbara Rxch leave my thoughtfullness and gentle ways to Lynette Kldd. I, Betty Rtddle leave my fllrty ways to Martlyn Co111er I, Nelhe Ruth Rttch leave my love for wrltmg letters 1n class to Glenda Kldd I Tommy Rockwell leave my love for stauon wagon drags to all boys who have statton wagons I, Joe Sauer leave my Southern brogue to Larry McCarr1ck I Dolly Sexton leave my sweet and bashful ways to Barbara Davidson I, Faye Shelton leave my love for geometry and chemlstry to Claudla Murphy I Lynda Shoemaker leave my femmme charms to Patsy L1mbaugh I, Johnny Shoemaker leave my ab1l1ty to talk my way out of anythlng to Levaughn Batley I, Tommle Sue Slms leave my sweet d1spos1t1on to Dorothy Gaston. I Doyle Smtth leave my flery red' ha1r to Jerry Brownmg I Larry Summners leave my ab111ty to remam a Semor to anyone who w11l have ll I Clara Thompson leave my love for Hagans to Beverly Rogers I, Ray Vmcent leave my Im a One Woman Man beltef to Jerry Champlon. I Jane Watwood leave my beauty and brams to Judy Moody We Dorothy Wesson and Cherrte Wtllts leave our love for the Glee Club to Annette Coleman. I, Steve W llson leave my good looks and manly ways to Robert Wxlllams And We The Semor Class leave to all you poor ltttle Juntors our many headaches strugglxng over Mrs Embry s Engllsh Llterature 23 V ' ' ' . . . . I - , ' ' I ' U n - . . . ' . ' . . D I . . X . . . . . . . V . , , I . I I I I ' . . U . ' . , , A ' ' ' sf nv ' . . .4 - y, . . t . . . I ' i ' . . . ' . D . . ' - . ,, - ,, . , . . . i . . . . . ' . . . i D S, . . ' I ' I I I5 ' II ' ' ' I ' ' il II ' I I ' I I . I I I ' V I ' ll II ' . , . ll ' ' II ' I ' I . , I 9 ,, . ,, . . . . . . . I I I Barbara Rowland. I, Juan Nix, leave my love for basketball practice to Walter Clark. L Hugh Don Norris, . . . ' , . . I ' ' il II ' I . . ,, ,, . . . . I I ' I I I I . ' I I I I I . ' . . . . i I H ,, . . . . . . . I ' I I I I . I . . . . i, . , ' . . . 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The governors of North and South Carolina paid Raymond Cannon one million dollars to rid their spite? of termitee. Receiving nalf 11 million for assistantingz, Mr. Cannon are Hugh F.I?Jorri:5 and Deryl HnrweU. Fred F-.llezz Ramsey is still in the Navy but has not gone any higher in rank than Adniiral in tile past ten years. Jnnies Lihuss ig invw' knovni as Jandey I3oy Glass since he becaine an overxnght sensathnr Hie record enthled Hhiy YnnkeeI3rogoe xva3 a real success widirnihions ofgirls. 'The J, and L. hhnels are owned by Ruby Jones andldary Lying Ijecausethey1nnkerniHion3 every year,lVanda Pnrker,Juanua ParneH,andlJeannaI.ynonare pahlS25gnw1year1yto keep dmzbookg balanced. 'They fhinuy' discovered who the 1niHionaire is. lie niade Uieixnstake ofcarrying a spare check around with him made out for a million dollars. Mr. X is Phillip Payne. I nni sorry that I wiH lun be ableto amend our reunhnibutl miiengrossed hiredecoratinginyiiw bottle. It is time for me to return to my dark but delightful home in my creator's pen so I will Say good- bye. Just, w1U- - L r G54-J 2:37 Nik 4? -af 5' HM ' I Q' . is it. 'ii Z - I l 74' ' fa lfl' I in J -'??l4:-u X Al 25 -v-1 I ll I ' . A61 ', 4 I e I I I x f I , X fi 1 'lay yi I llilfl V ,' V If 74 r , 1 . ' .- 'ji-2L: , Qi 4 , 1 ' I S jgoli fl ' I I X Xi l fl , ff , I I, - ,V 1- Jr F' - ' 75 V '- I 'H V I -5 , ' qf .-1 I If V' H K' ff ff It W' , HI j EVP! 4. if In I J, ,fy 1 1 ' lf' 7'1 I .. ,5,-:ifQ lr ' :iff I fl mi ffl, 'fly ,,'T' ' f -,,.57f 'ffgt X nfl ,,,..:l- W - lla! Q y 1. I X .ei-.

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