Lincolnton High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Lincolnton, NC)

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AN TESTAM N I. Nanev .Xliee Clavtor. will to Peggv Costner nw' abilitv I, Shirlev Iludspeth, will nw love for I2th Ilnglish in to giggle so she can get the idiot part in their junior Plat Xlrs. Ramsaur's room to Charles Iludspeth. K., I dill. I, Anne Clippard. will mv good times in I..II.S. to Robert I, Iired Crisson, w'ill to llttd Shidal mv abilitv to sn vw -ll'd'5 'l' , , A h UBS uvhismmmr I, jerrv Ilobinson, will to the next editor ol the Pima Bum: I X E , 4 , V , nw hopes that he or she will have as good a stall' and faeultv I.. ,lovee Xveautlterlord, w'tll mv position as Bliss Stroupe s A,m.Nk.r ug I did. IVIUSI to .IU Illllmi' AIIIIIIUIW- I, Coleman Ilawkins, will btis No. I6 to aiwone who can I, Xlargaret Chapman, will to nw sister, Iiuniee. nw love drive it and stand its knoeks and rattles. for shorthand. I, Nlarv .Xnn Illwne, will to Ilrvan Beam nw ability to I, Xklilliam Carter, will to johnnv Lvon mv driving abilitv milltl' thi' ilfilflffs If' MU' 'Ill 'hi' Nilllflnlll IIUUUI' SUUIUIV- in hopes his speeding ticket eolleetion is not as large as mine. V It IIUIII lllivltesitles, IVIII ml' lWI'If'fI iltlfllllilllcc imll wt-fd I II II' v tllt 1 br ith-r Ifuvene nw bfzsketbwll Innes In luitks' In 'Mins Bulls' ' .Imam r Y 'I' I . I' In I AL ' ' H ..ll' I li., I, Merle Shelton, will to Peggv Ilamsev and ,laniee Shelton 'ind l 'h?'ll umfnmli In l 'I't'5 that hc Ill nm Cf mul nw manv high sehool problems and hope that thev ean find Wnlbuls dw' answers to them that I didn't discover. I, Iiill Parker. will to llobbt Parker mv IX model so I, Donald .XItSwain, will nw seat in Miss NVhisonant's he can get to sehool on time. lnglish elass to some luekv junior. I, xklbert Ilomeslev, will to nw brother, jaek, nw' goocl I, Doris Lewis. will to Xlarian l'ent.lleton nw' Ilnglish hook, eonduet grades. hoping that she ean make better than I. I. Iiraneine Nolen, will to ,lo Anne Carpenter nw' desk in I, james NYhite, will to Pete Y. the abilitv to understand Xliss Kiser's shorthand elass. Ilth English. H1-, Bolylvit- glml lllltlyly Ltpyqy will the wlmdgl-l'ul link-N WL- I, Sara Ilovis, will nw good times at I..II.S. to Chloe Halter have had in high sehool to the 'I'arr iI'w'ins. illlll .ICLIIWIIU Illlfllllilll- I, Sonny llllmlolpll, will my gllviliu lt, play lml,l,,,v lt, I, Nlildretl SL'IlL'I', will nw abilitv to be married and go to ,Iunior Chambers. sehool for two vears under these conditions. I. Iovee Xlaee, will to I.in.la Iloaeh all mv good times I, Klart .Xnn Ilrewington. will to nw brother, Paul. nw' at L,ll,S, untouehezl ehemistrt book. I, .-Xliee Ilraekett, will to Nliriam Xvhitener and Rita Ramsev I. fiL'i'liL' Cyljfllltlilllll'-'. will nw love for shorthand to mv luek in getting Xliss Xl'hisonant for Iinglish. 0-lik' SIIIIIII- I. ,Iohnnv Dellinger, will to Naomi Lovelace nw desk in I. Colleen Ilawkins. will nw' chewing gum stuek seat in Ireneh II. hoping she studies more than I. Xlrs. IIamsaur's home room to nw sister, Carolvn. I, Xl'alter Cornwell, will to the future football teams our I. Donald I,aw'ing, will all nw good L'UI1lIllCI grades to new plavs ll-I and I-15. Rav Ileep anel mv brother. lllallaee. I, Iimilv llumgardner, will to all juniors our abilitv to be I. Donnie Carpenter. will mv seat in English to anvone late for fifth period tvping and get bv with it. who wants it. I, jimmv Robinson, will to johnnv I.von nw abilitv to I. Gerald Sain, will nw llth English book to Charles pass two eourses in geometrv, Cloodson, hoping he will make good use of it. I, ,lerrv Ilueker. will to nw' tousin, Ralph jllrlm, mv I, liettv Ifarleen I.arman, w'ill nw seat in tvping to David interest in all nw studies. Caskev. I, Clmrlt-5 Ia-4,1141-tl, will In my eiste-fs, Peggy lmll X'iL-ld-vt, I, .Xlildred Ixeener, will mv seat in Iinglish to nw cousin, nw abilitv to stav oll' the National llonor Soeietv. illllft IV'-'lllllih I, Pat Iford, will nw desk beside Donald C. in studv hall I, Connie Baker, do herebv will nw abilitv to tvpe to to Madge Ileattie. .Xgnes .XIeCasIin and Iieatriee Shidal. I, lloblw Iiull, will nw abilitv to pass eonduet one time I. ,laniee Stamtv, will nw two-toned drumstieks to Iirnie out of all nw' fours vears in high sthool to anvone who talks I.lPlUl'4l UI'-I Illll'-'I-1' clllilllllllm- IWIIIIIIL 'IWW' Um U50 IIWIU too mueh. better than I. I, Iiranklin Riser, will mv ability In get out tif tht- vt-at I, lVebb I'inger, will to ,limmv Carswell nw baseball and of blockers that are bigger than I to 'lied Robinson. Iilllllllilll llltlI'Ul'II1P-. I. Colleen Dellinger, will nw bus driter's lieense to nw I. ILIHIL' NIkkllllNiUl', will IIN good bookkeeping grades to brother, Gene. mv sister, Xlarie. I, Morris 'I'ate, will to nw sister, Nlarv, nw knowledge ol I. Katie IVLIHI. w'lll lo nw brother, Ilobbv, all nw good Iireneh an.l nw good fortune in getting .XIiss XVhisonant for IIIIIUN in I..II.S. Iinglish. I, Ilav Colev, will to Ifddie Ilouse nw' llth Ifnglish book. I, Judith Chandler, will to Iredda 'Iliontpson and Nanev I, je'-sie Nlae Ilarrison. will to .Xnnie Mae Ingle mv seat Craig nw' good times during nw senior YULIIA. in Xlrs. IIamsaur's Ixnglish elass. I, .Xnn Nloore, will to mv sister, Barbara. nw four won I. Sue I,inebeiger, will to Shirlev :Xnn Iliee nw love for derful tears in high sehool. Iznglish in Xliss X'l'hisonant's room. I, Martin Cgtrpt-ntl-r, will my lm, to jolmm' live-re, I, jimnw Seagle, will to jerrv Coforth and I.arrv Armstrong I, Iirie Mullen, will nw abilitv never to forget to throw' nw abilitt Iii skip band praeliee. out nw chewing gum before entering Nlrs. Ilamsaur's and I. Peggv Cloodson, will to nw brother, james, all the good Xliss Smith's room to anvone who wants it. times I have ltad in good ole I..II.S, I, Ilonnie Christopher. will to 'llerrv and ,Ierrv Cates nw I, I.ois Sigmon, will to mv sister, Yvonne, mv seat in abilitv to plav basketball. Cilee Club. I, johnnv Cromer, will mv Iiversharp peneil to joltnnt I, Pollv Boggs will to nw sister, Ann, nw seat in I7reneh, Goodnight, beeause he will tlse it in the llth grade. hoping she will progress further than I did. I, Sarah Nlcflinnis, will nw love for bookkeeping to joan I, Pam Moore, will mv abilitv to skip class without per' Carpenter and Cornelia iknthonv. mission to mv eousin, Ilodnev Ilurgin. I, I'atsv I'age, will to Xlarv Nliller Rhvne nw third period I, lflaine Ilaker, w'tll all nw good times al I..II.S. to Pie, stutlv hall in the lilirart from whieh I get out earlv for luneh. Lavinia, and Nlarv. I, Nlariorie Ylhomas, will to Nanev Craig nw book, IIow I, Ilirhara .Xnn llren, will to Charles Iludspeth, Terri and to Ile a Publie Speaker in 'lien Iiasv Lessons, in hopes she ,leriv Gates, mv abilitv to plav softball for Long Shoals. can win more monev than I did. I, Carlos Stallings, will to nw sister. DorotIw', nw abilitv I, jerrv Armstrong, do herelw w'ill and bequeath nw abilitv to get along with Mrs. Ilamsaur. to pass ehemistrv to .ill lu'ure ehentistrv students. I, Iluth Keener, w'ill to mv sister the Iirst vear shoi'than.l I, ,loan Ilhvne, will to johnnv Crow nw abilitv to eat hook I have used for two vears. luneh at fourth period for three vears. I, XVenQlell Grigg, will to anvone who wants a good laugh I, ,Iimmv lVillis, w'iIl nw seat in Nliss lYhisonant's Iinglish a reeording of some of the fainotis arguments between Claltde to anvone that luekv. Cioodson and nwsell' in geoxnetrv. I, Carol Nlorris, will nw' I-nglish book to nw brother, Bob, I, james Martin. will nw seat in Mrs. IIIanton's home room in Detroit, Nliehigan. to anvone who wants it, I, Claude Ilrown, w'ill nw' abilitv to take fvlgebra I for I, Douglas Smith, will to nw brother, David, mv long blond three vears to anvone who wants it, hair in hopes that he will get more women than I have. I, Otelia Clark, leave to Donald Iluss nw' Iinglish book, in I, XVatne Ilurris, will to all future elass lawvers mv abilitv hopes he learns as mueh as I did. to linish the elass wills without having a nervous breakdown. I, laniee Peeler, w'ill mv abilitv to chew chewing guilt in Cllee Club to Ilarbara llraekett. VVAvNi' Iluititts. Claw Lawyer Page Tlzirtvrone

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,,.f4snng,, , ,V rwv 'Wm wma 'l Vw' -vb' Xlle, the members of the graduating class of I'-1:13, realizing our dws in this noble institution in which wr t that 1 L the four best give and beq - . ' - have spen vears of our lives are numbered, do generouslv ueath, and in some instances. actuallx thrust upon our beloved underclassmen the following: I, Ilettx Stamex. will mx extra height to Marie Ilelms anal Iprnie I.ippard so thev will be a success in basketball. I, Iprwm Ilovle, do herelw will nw back seat in government to antone who likes to argue. I, Mallie Iiurev, will to nw sister, Xlice, nw abilitv lo pass conduct. I, Doris Cash, do herebx will to Anne James nw maiorette uniform, hoping she will eniox wearing it as much as I have. I, Jovce Causev. will mv seal in Iinglish to Yvonne Keener. hoping she wi ll pass. I, Jovce Self, will to nw sister, Ilachel, all nw good times in I IIS I, Jim Ularlick, will nw seat in Mrs. Smith's room to anvone that wants it. lx I. Colleen 'eevcr, will .all ina good times in I...II.S. to nw brother, Il. J. I, Martha Dvsart, will mx lote lor the back seat in the athletic bus to I,ou Iilla Maze. I, Marv .Xlice Ileavncr, do hercbv will to Johnnv fiootl' night nw wonderful times in nw Junior and Senior vears. I, Jo .Inn Sherrill, will Io Janice Snipes nw good grades in conduct. I, Ilubv lYithers, will to Joann Keener and Lou Iilla Mace t all nw good times and pleasant memories of L.II.S. l I, Peggv Abernatlw, will nw seat in llth Ignglish to Dolittle Qmith, hoping she learns more than I did. I, Jane L-aldwell, will to nw sister. Ihrace, nw seat in Ilookkeeping I I, hoping she will have as much fun as I did. I, J. XV. Iloward. will ma abilitv to go through school with- a out studving to Yates XI ebb McConnel. I I Xlirx Ililibtth W'ithcis will to Kat Iloich nw stat in Iinglish. I , .-Q' a 1, X, ,hx I, .Xnne Anton, will to Marcine Smith all nw good times in high school. I, Ilalph II Robinson, nw obinson, do herelw will to nw cousin, Svdnex love for I..II.S. I, C harles Martin, will to Ken Carpenter nw luck in getting bv with havin g two lunch periods.A Y 5 5 I, Joanne Parker. will to nw sister, Nancx, the abilitv to fall in love and not get iilted. 1 D n I, Christii e evi e, will to nw cousin, Lov Devine, mv seat in bookkeeping and hope she learns something. I, Lurvleen Ledford, will mx abilitv to stav on the Ilonor Roll to Marv Iilla Carpenter and llelen llumgarner. I. Sue Crawford. will to the class of 1954 mx love lor all the teachers ol I,.II.S. I, Ilob Mcflinnis, do herelw will nw place on tlte baseball bench to Daaid McCullough. I, Jim Ilvnum, will to exerv senior class for the next ten vears nw abilitv to appreciate a good IZth English teacher. I, Don Ilull, will to nw brother, Jim, nw bus, in hopes it will run laster for him than it did for me. V I, Shirlev I,ineberger, will nw good grades in bookkeeping to Imogene Si LZIIIUII. I, Johniw Illmore, will nw Iinglish to one of the rising seniors. I, Phvllis Iloss, will to Pat Richard mt love for I,.II.S. Page 'lllzirt y ST ILL I, Ilav Yoder, will to Bill Ilouser nw abilitv to graduate from high school before I'm .Ill vears old. I, Jason I.ong, will to Iiredda 'llhompson nw abilitv to split a wheel in anv kind of a car. I, Sarah Perkins, will to nw brother, Cecil, and nw cousin, Carol I.LlN'lI'l5:, nw good times in I,.II.S. I, lxermit xICc1ll'll'll5, will nw Iznglish grades to NVaIIace I.awing. I, Ilettx Rose Kiser, will to Jo Iglaine Anthonv nw beloved seal in Mrs. lIamsaur's Iinglish class. I, Shirlev Jean XVilson, will to Pat Smith and Beatrice Shidal nw abilitv to get along with the teachers for four vears. I, I.eona Hrackett, will to nw brother, Iloblw, mv luck to get out of school each dav at lunch time. I, l.a Yada Cagle, will nw abilitv to get out of school at lunch time to Fave XVeatherman. I, Margie Sigmon, will nw tvpewriter to Shirley Hawkins, hoping she can tvpe better than I. I, Ileginald Ilurt, will nw praxers to nw brother, Donald, that Mr. 'llurlwlill isn't teaching chemistrv when he comes along. l, 'Ierrv Mitchem, will to Iloblw Mitehem the growing crop of natural and perovided blondes. I, Larrx Puckett, will to Ilobbv Coodson nw seat in I2th I'nglish. I, Ilarbara .'Xiken, will to nw brother, Jerrv, nw wonderful times in L.H.S. 4 I, Claude Coodson. will mv famous nickname 'Ihe Pig to nw brother, Edward. I, Dottie Podesta, will to Miriam XVhitener nw love for the lleam bovs in hopes that she has as much luck as I did. I, Ifrank Ileafner. will nw abilitv to make good grades without studving to anvone who wants to get lw with it. I, Pat .Xuton, will all nw good times in high school to nw liiend. .loan Iluss, and ntav she have manv more, if possible. I, llettv .Xnn Ilentlev Ileal, will nw abilitv to get along with the teachers of I..II.S. to J. D. and .Xlta Bentley and NanCt Ileal. V I, Johnnv Caskev, will to nw brother, David, mv conduct grades in hopes that mine and his combined will average 90. I, Jov Coodson, will to .-Xrdenia Ilovis nw seat in tvping. I, Carroll Robinson, will nw abilitv to stav on third floor during lunch and not get caught to aiwone crazv enough Ita ITV It. I. Richard Cornwell, will to Maxine Ileal and Peggv Fowler all the good times I've had in I..II.S. I, Ilobbx Pollock, will mv seat in Mrs. Ilamsaur's room to Jcrrx Cates. Xlle, the Maunev Twins, will tc. the Gates Twins our untlving love for algebra under Mrs. Smith. I, David Iieattv, will to Mrs. Smith a turkev egg from the turkev I won at the Fall Carnival. I, Juanita Revnolds, will to nw sister Ileba, my good times in I,.II.S. I, Jim Ilamseur, will to nw brother, Butch, the pleasure lo have evervbodv look up to me and the abilitv to look over everylaotlv else. Clleiglit 6 ft, 5 infl I, I5ave Ilollbrook, will to nw sister, Eleanor, nw good times at I,.Il.S. I, Jean Miller, will to Kermit 'I'urner nw seat .in Iirenelt in hopes he will learn more than I did. I, Marv Jo Elmore, will to nw nieces, Marcella and Annette. mv abilitv to plav basketball. I. Barbara Ilouser, will nw abilitv to chew chewing gum in Mrs. IIamsaur's English class to nw sister, Luev. I David I.owe, will nw nicknames to aiwone who will have them. l. Dean Iiaker, will nw desk in Mrs. lIIamsaur's home room to Janette Ilartnian. l, Daphine Ritchie, will to nw sister, Ilelen, nw front row st-.at in Ijnglish. l, Dorothv Dunean, will to nw sister, Margaret, the abilitv to paas conduct. I, Ilarriet Schrum, will nw abilitv to pass six math courses to anxone fool enough to take them. I, Iirank Iilmore, will to Frank Ilonev nw tvpewriter and desk that I have used for two vears. I. Jovce Moore, will to Shirlev Campbell, Ilranees Owen, and 'I'errv Cates nw Qood times in I..lI.S. I, Doris Shuford, will to Donnie Smith nw luck in getting Miss Riser for a tvping teacher for two vears. I, Chranson Beam, will to nw brother, Buddy, my love for all sports in I..II.S. I, 'Iioinnw Valentine, will nw trig book and desk to anyone fool enough to take it.

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EL SS PHUPHECY g. .4 'sf ' 1 f , I I if' ' . K 1 3 vos -rms , s Q , . v -V .V . - as J 4 1 1 si - ' MV T s y t.k AW,.,,5, ,Q Ja -f a s se, ff , W if y ' 1 wif f '- . I' ' iikvrstsk f INI'I'I'fl'I ION: II-'ht' Class of '55 is iueiletl to tl l'L'lI1lI!lH ill the Home of Mrs. Mary fluu Cotrocks in Ilollywootl, California. As I sat there awaiting my guests, the class of '53, I was very anxious to see what they had been doing in the past ten years. I was just wondering who the lirst guests would be when the doorbell rang. The butler ushered in two husky- looking fellows. I recognized them as Chranson Ream and Ray Coley, Vllashington Redskin football players. My next guests were Franklin Kiser, famous winner of the Indianapolis SOO, and his wife, Jean Miller. Blary Ann Ilrewington. Shirley Iludspeth, Joy Cloodson, Barbara Ann Llren, Katie IVard, Sarah Perkins and Emily Bumgardner, nurses, arrived together. Carroll Robinson, now President ol' the llnited States, sent his regrets. Ile had a conference with some important Russian delegates. I found out that we had helped supply the business world with tjuite a few secretaries. Joyce Mace, Pam Moore, Jo Ann Sherrill, Pat Ford, Sara Ilovis, Faye Holbrook. Janice Peeler, Otelia Clark, Elsie McAllister, Joan Rhyne, Lois Sigmon, Margie Siginon, RetLy Rose Riser, Mary Alice Ileavner, Peggy Abernathy, Earlene Larman, Mildred Keener, Anne Auton, Shirley Lineberger, Christine Devine, Jane Caldwell, Daphine Ritchie, Ann McGinnis, Joyce Causey, Doris Lewis, Juanita Reynolds and barbara Ilouser are all private secretaries. The armed forces were well represented. Admiral Richard Cornwell. General XVebb Finger, Major Gerald Sain, General Ronnie Christopher, General Claude Goodson and Admiral J. VV. Iloward were there also. Just as I was greeting them I heard some jet planes zoom over, and I ligured it must be Jerry Rucker, Douglas Smith, Charles Martin, Morris Tate and Coleman Ilawkins, who are now jet pilots. coming in to land. 'lihen I saw a Cadillac drive up out front and Doris Cash, who is now married to Wlalter Rroomc, and Polly Boggs, who is now the wife of Admiral C. R. Lawing, stepped out. I was very happy to hear that Retty Ann Rentley Real and Beulah Renson Jarrell are still happily married. Some others who are now married are Rarbara Aiken. Carolyn Morris. Margaret Chapman, Connie Baker, Elaine Baker, Mallie Eurey and Doris Shuford, who is now the wife of a General in the Air Force. Now that a lot of guests had arrived, I instructed Jimmy Seagle, the orchestra leader, to begin the entertainment. VVL- had as a special attraction an organ number played by Sue Crawford. I noticed Robbie and Libbic Love, kindergarten teachers, talking to Sue Lineberger, Ralph Robinson, Kermit McGinnis. Francine Nolen, John Dellinger, Joyce XVeatherford, Colleen Keever, Merle Shelton and VVaIter Cornwell, now principal of Lincolnton Iligh School, and his wife, Ilarriet Schrum. VVho should If see talking about basketball but Mary Jo Elmore and Martha Dysart, who are now the Lincolnton High School basketball coaches. Talking about their latest murder case were La Vada Cagle, Betty Jo Stamcv, Janice Stamev. Eric Mullen, Tommy' XIHICII- tine, Patsy Page and Leona Ilrackett, now lf.B.I. agents. Donald Ruff, who is now a famous movie star for Para- mount, was pursuing his fourteenth wife, the famous Powers model, Dottie Podesta of New York City. Donald Lawing and Frank Ileafner were trying to sell a television set to mechanics Robby Pollock, Donald lXIcSwain and Albert Ilomesley. It pleased me to see that Jerry Armstrong had become a Methodist minister. Also, Jerry Robinson, who is married to Judith Chandler, is a Presbyterian minister. Iloward Proctor was telling me that he has gone into the ministry, also. Questioning them about their religious work were Ruth Vl'hitesides, Jim Bynum, Colleen Dellinger and Colleen Ilaw- kins, foreign missionaries. As I was wandering around trying to speak to everyone, I saw Terry Mitchein, who is now an aeronautical engineer. Ile told me that he had finally gotten that blue Cadillac convertible with pink sidewall tires. Incidentally, this PSI- ticular Cadillac was designed by Carlos Stallings. I noticed two smartly dressed women in uniform. They were Jessie Mae Ilarrison, a XVAC, and Shirley XVilson, who is in the XVomen's Air Force. Jimmy kVillis, manager of an A is P store in Texas, was talking to Fred Crisson, owner of a service station in Florida. Ann Moore told me that she was doing very well at Presbyterian llospital as a laboratory technician. She also tol,l me that Marjorie Thomas, now a pediatrician, sent her regrets. She was just too busy to make the trip. KVilliam Carter and Jason Long, now joint owners of the CartereLong Ilell Drivers, were discussing racing. 'Ihey looked XL'I'y I5l'lISPL'I'OlIS. I happened to see a group of girls standing around in a circle talking and I walked over to see them. They were Luryleen Ledford, Dean Eaker and Gertie OiDIJI1tlgIlllC, beau- ticians, discussing the latest hair fashions. I was very much surprised to see David Lowe, heavyweight champion of the world, and Jim Ramseur, midget wrestler in a flea circus, getting along so well. They were telling artist Ray Yoder about some of their most exciting lights. Discussing their different types of engineering were Jim Robinson, Carl Randolph, Frank Elmore, Jolmny Elmore, James Martin, Larry Puckett and James VVhite. Just then I was very much surprised to see Alice Brackett :nd Bill Parker, who are now married, come in with their twins. They told me they couIdn't hnd a baby sitter. Peggy Goodson, Anne Clippard, and Joyce lloore looked very neat in the airline hostess uniforms. They were trying to talk Phyllis Ross, who is a telephone operator, into becoming an airline hostess. Millionaires Jolmny Cromer, VVayne Burris and Charles Leonard seemed very happy about Rob McGinnis's getting most valuable baseball player award for '63. Ruby NVithers was trying her best to get Bobby Buff, comedian, to stop telling jokes to David Beatty and Ervin Iloyle, Texas cattle raisers, long enough to give her an inter- view for her newspaper. The next thing I knew Nancy Claytor and Dorothy Duncan were trying to redecorate my whole house. Each is a big success in interior decorating work. Joanne Parker and Joyce Self. lady barbers at an air force base, were discussing the man situation. As I thought I had almost gotten around to all the guests, I saw another large group. Pat Auron, French Foreign Le- gionnaire, seemed to be the center of attraction. She was telling Martin Carpenter, State Highway Patrolman: Donnie Carpenter, a merchant: Jim kVarlick, telephone expert, and our three United States Senators, Reginald Ilurt. Johnny Caskey and Claude Brown, about her latest trip across the Sahara Desert. Ry this time the guests were beginning to lile out. As I bade the last of them farewell, a sudden feeling of sadness overwhelmed me. It had been so wonderful seeing everyone again, but now it was all over. VVith a slight shrug I brushed the feeling aside and went to bed. Manx' .ANN RirvNlf. Prophet