Kennedy High School - Kenala Yearbook (Kennedy, AL)

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I see Fred Graham as the owner of a large line of trucks. I see Betty Sue Smith as the private secretary to the Governor of Alabama. I see Jeanette Owens as a Private First Class in the W. A. C. I see Mrs. McAdams batting her brains out teaching History at Kennedy High School. I see William Davis as a hermit, since he couldn't get any- one to marry him. William Davis, Class Prophet i

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Class Prohecy As I, William Davis, sit here daydreaming, I see the future of the Kennedy Class of 57 • As the haze clears the vision be- comes clearer to me. Ten years have passed. I see Mac Ayers happily married and living in Millport. He is owner and manager of the Ayers Lumber Company. I see Ray Holsomeback living in Birmingham. Since he is both rich and good-looking he can't decide on any one girl. I see Lorine Wilson teaching dancing lessons at Kennedy High School. I see Donald Savage riding the girls in a Cadillac. Ha has just won the Indianopolis 500 for the third straight year. I see Max Bobbit doodling sawdust at a certain sawmill. There are a couple of little curly-haired boys running around in the way. I see Elton Cooper in jail. He has just been caught boot- legging blackberry wine. I see Louise Gilreath before a cheering crowd. She has just won the Academy Award for an outstanding performance in one of her many movies. I see Paul Johnson now married and owner of a farm near Palmetto. He still grumbles at his wife occasionally. I see Evelyn Hollinger working as a professional model in New York City. I see Donald Cobb playing right halfback for the world champions, the Cleveland Browns. I see Jerry White as Chief of Police in Belk, Alabama. I see Remus Johnson playing the guitar in Elvis Presley's band. I see Jerry Carroll sitting at a typewriter. He is Sports Editor of the Tuscaloosa News. I see Della Marr Aldridge working at Lamar Manufacturing Co. She is having to keep up her lazy husband. I see Ervin Cash with a towel around his neck, holding a medicine kit. He is manager for the Crimson Tide. I see Jeanette Crowley keeping house for her husband and eight children. She is a wonderful wife and mother. I see Robert Crowley riding a Farmall tractor. He is one of the county's top cotton producers. I see Kathleen Rushing working as a spy for the F. B. I. I see Rosa Lea Gilreath counting the money her husband is making working at Bosch's. I see Barbara Jones living in a fine mansion overlooking Vernon. I see Curtis Porter teaching mathematics at Belk Jr. High. I see Roy Dean Johnson the owner and operator of Kennedy Motor Company.

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 ■L0e » £ aT «SfcA °sp z,. tofefc MOST LIKELY TO SUSCEED Kathleen Rushing—William Davis MOST STUDIOUS Lorine Wilson—Donald Savage BEST DRESSED Jeanette Crowley—Donald Cobb