Gamaliel High School - Round Up Yearbook (Gamaliel, KY)

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Pernie Harper is now in Chicago and is the owner of the Flamingo Club, the most exclusive night club in Chicago. She has been engaged lO Thmes but the success has been too much for her and she will never emtle4imn to being a housewife. John Marsh is now living in Nashville, Tennessee. He is the manager of the DuPont Plant in Old Hickory, Tennessee. He sees that only the best nylon is used in the making of hose for the women of Monroe County. After breaking all the girls hearts, Morris Proffitt is still single,d he has a job as chief accountant for Harvey's Department Store. Morris obtained a job for Mitchell Rhoton as clerk in the Infant's Wear Dept. at Harvey's. Mitchell is going steady with the Professor of Sociology at George Peabody in Nashville. Marjorie Ritter is now none other than Mrs. Ollis Proffitt. She andlmr husband own a large farm of l0,000 acres and they have four children. She has become well known for her famous butterscotch pie recipetut it is a secret to everyone but her. Mrs Billie Gene Phillips, nee Nita Rowland, is living in Tompkinsvila where her husband is candidate for circuit judge of the ninth judicial district Mrs Phillips is very gracious as a hostess as she and Billy Gene entertain all the politicians quite often Heading the Soil Conservation program in Monroe and adjoining counties is James Russell He has just perfected a rust proof grass for all the farmers of Monroe County, and he is soon to go to Europe todo research work there Dorothy Smith is married to a prosperous farmer of Clay County,Tennes- see, he is a mechanic in his spare time Dorothy and ber husband have a set of twins and a lot of stray dogs, cats, and 20 rabbits They will soon go into the rabbit business Jean Holland Turner and her husband, Arnold are living in Florida their luxurious hotel, The Everglades They have a private yacht and airplane and they are planning on flying to Italy on their secondlnney moon Reviel Hard is a registered nurse and she is working 1n the St Joseph Hospital in Lemphis, Tennessee The young internes all call rer their NSouthern Belle from Kentucky,nbut she is still carrying a torch for her flame of high school days The last picture I look at is of myself, nlizabeth Wilkerson I have a home in alifornia and am very happy with my husband, Billie Foley Billie raises all sorts of citrus fruits and I am a registered nurse, at the General Hospital in Los Angles fQH,6iSS3 HHUHILIL We, the Seniors of HSOU, being of usual unsound mind and in good health on this First day of May, 1950, do hereby will and bequeath our unearthly property as hereunder stated To Gamaliel High School, a beautiful picture of ourselves to be hung in the hall and admired by the future classes, and our initials carved To Mr Steen, all spare paper wads not used in class, and all know ledge of Bugology To Mr Carder, all of our used jokes and knowledge of Agriculture 35 D O I ' 0 A P' 0 - ' ' in , . . A ' ' Z . ' I . . - . . . , . 9 O , 0 O in the desks. , - O I ' C .ni-..l.,, g Q -A -wi

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To Mr Agers, one large bottle of Hadacol for next year's team To Mrs Downlng, all our excuses for not having our assignments and our appreciation for Shakespeare To Mrs Turner, our appreciat1on for all her help and encouragement during our high school years To Miss Bryant, all typing errors, unfinlshed budgets, also 1 twang erasure To Mrs Masters, all calories left over from cook1ng class and all our housekeeping problems To Mrs Thompson, more students as devoted as Elalne Turner I, Ruth Evelyn Agere, do bequeth my interest 1n Fountain Run boysto Eva Dean Myers An1ta Bean, do bequeath my shortness to Elease Poynter Jessle Bowles, do bequeath mg ability to make A's to Jimmie Ford. Udlth Bryant, do bequeath my Jolly ways to Margie Lee Crowe Virginia Bray, do bequeath my unusual spelling ability to Virgkna Cralg June Clark, do bequeath my sense of humor to Mr Steen Elvin Copass, do bequeath my manly ways to H B QCorndrillJ Corn- well Leroy Curtis, do bequeath my artistic ability to Edward Eakle Louise Adams I, Donald Downlng, do bequeath my extra girlfriends to Rondal John son I, Wayne Downing, do bequeath my ability to make up silly poems Jack England I, Charles Dyer, do bequeath my height to Elvert D Curtis I, Hollis Goad, do bequeath my old maidish ways to Joyce Knight and Inez Craig William Harlin, do bequeath my ability to pop gum to Kermit Kirby Pern1e Harper, do bequeath my wavy hair to Delores Lee John Marsh, do bequeath my meekness to Willie Cross Joy e Marsh, do bequeath my sensitiveness to Denton Clemons Margorle Ritter, do bequeath my ability to graduate at Christmas the DGHIOFS of '5ln I, Mitchell Rhoton, do bequeath my shyness to Norma Jean Crowe I, N1ta Rowland, do bequeath my position as Cheerleader to Jean New port I, James Russell, do bequeath my ability to write soil conservation essays to Keith Deckard I, Morris Proffitt, do bequeath my ability to attract the girls Wade Hatcher I, ' . I, ' ' I, ' ' . If I, . . I, C . . I, . I, Geraldine Deckard, do bequeath my quietness to Mayrene Rhoton and ' to I, ' I, ' . I, . I, 'c ' . I, .' . , to ' ' . to