Monticello High School - Mon Echo Yearbook (Browns Summit, NC)

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?'wh4wf JEAN BOWMAN One cold nrght rn November of 51 whrle the wrnd was whrstlrng around the corners I was seated rn the lrvtng room by the frreplace AsI watched Class Pf0Dhel the blazrng flames of the frre the world of tomorrow seemed to be reveal ed before me I saw Lrllran Mayberry now Mrs James Lewey worktng wrth her art as Bud watched wtth eager eyes Odts Gordon our wrtty playboy was strll enjoymg pleasure for he was travelmg rn a Burck Converttble Mrs John Johnson the former Opal I-lawkrns seemed qulte busy sxnce she and Tabby had Just completed therr new brrck home on the outskrrts of Burlrngton I was really surprlsed to see Vann Stanfreld as the Dean of Men at the Unrversrty of Carollna Joann Bowman reached her one ambrtron for she was the head nurse of John Hopktns Hosprtal rn Baltt more Maryland Freddy Murphy was a famous photographer for the Vogue Magazme rn New York Posrng for Freddy was none other than Betty Jones Mtss Amerlca of 1955 who seemed to be enjoyrng her modelmg career whrle she watted for that certarn guy Larry Summers and Bobby Green were makrng good use of therr abrltty to play baseball Larry was a southpaw prtcher for the Boston Red Sox whrle Bobby was the thtrd baseman for the New York Yankees Can you rmagrne Jean Elmore Teachrng? Well she was She was teachmg a Brble Course rn Pahokee Florrda Employed at the Jefferson Standard Ltfe Insurance Co was Lelra Chrtsmon whrle Marcus her husband farmed I saw L W Brown as a truck drrver for the McLean Truckrng Co It seemed that he was enJoyrng the traveltng for he had a gtrl tn every town I saw Mary Stanley w1th her frrendly smrle l-lurryrng down the hall at St Leo s Hospttal she met none other than Ruby Mrller They looked very neat and pretty tn thetr uniforms Glorla Summers I saw as a prrvate Secretary to the Presldent of S6arS Roebuck Co Evelyn Smrth our quret grrl was ltvtng a quret lrfe tn a cozy home wrth her husband Howard Grbsonvrlle Charles Smlth workrng on a murder case was a detectrve Ln Chtcago Davrd Rerd Hopkms now marrted to Patty Sntder owned a large gram farm 1n Kansas He was usmg hrs agrrculture tratnrng to the best advantage It seems that I was the Home Demonstratton Agent for Ashe County rn North Carolrna As the frre began to dte I was amazed to frndthatlhad been lrvrng rn the world of tomorrow and had seen the sentors of 52 as they wrll appear tn 1962 but I was glad to return to the present trme for tt was gettlng late and the room had become cold I9 . . , . . . . , . , - 5 I ' I I . ' Y I , . . John Richardson owned a large cattle ranch out in Texas and was making a successful headway in life. ' . . l . I 1 . . . . , . l D ' . ' l I ' I U D I I O . ' . . Y . . . . , . ' ' in I I l I ' ' I I . , ' . . . . D

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mt' 7046! ealfameal Of 746 eacafz OPAL HAWKINS TESTATOR We the Senrors of the class of 1952 have frnrshed our work rn thrs school and have come to the end of the four happrest years of our lrves and do hereby declare thrs our last wrll and testament Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron Sectron ARTICLE I To our dear school we leave our hrghest devotron and srncere gratrtude for beloved memorres To Mr Whrte we dedrcate our annual Upon Mrs Hardy and the entrre faculty we bestow our most gracrous gratrtude for therr help ful gurdance To the Iunrors we wrll our senror responsrbrlrtres ARTICLE Il Upon Chrrstrne Huffrnes and Betty Ruth Smrth Jean Bowman bestows her studrousness Odrs Gordon leaves hrs wrtty remarks and wrsecracks to Davrd Hopkrns Jean Elmore leaves her basketball abrlrty to Mrckey Hess and Patty Snrder Mary Stanley leaves her lrttle frgure to Shrrley Wagoner Joanne Bowman leaves her sweet drsposrtron to Mrs Shrrley Mrller and Betty Casey Bobby Green leaves hrs basketball abrlrty and surt to Carl May and Leo Calhoun Ruby Mrller leaves her sweet smrles to Lourse Tucker and Imogene Smrth Davrd Rerd Hopkrns leaves every rnch of hrs herght to Bennv Toler Vann Stanfreld leaves hrs popularrty and abrlrty to rmpress the teachers to Jtmmy Drxon and Mac Bowman Lrllran Mayberry leaves her charmrng Vrrgrnra accent to Lorene Sutton Glorra Summers bestows her neatness and gentle nature to Peggy Apple and Bobbre Gray Apple Betty Jones leaves her beauty and charms to Joanne Lowe and Shrrley Brann Lelra Chrrsmon wrlls her abrlrty to handle her man to the Joyce Srsters Alrce and Janre Opal Hawkrns wrlls her abrlrty to get rnto arguments wrth that certarn one to Betty Gray Chrrsmon John Rrchardson wrlls old 78 to the Busrck twrns hoprng they wrll hold everythrng down even the speedometer Larry Summers leaves hrs baseball bat to Donald Huffrnes and Rerd Gordon Freddre Murphy s many grrl frrends and rnterest on the Brown Summrt road are left to Brlly Roberts and Donnre Chrrsmon provrded they stay wrthm the Clty lrmrts L W Brown's physrque and babyrsh ways are left to our mascots Charles Smrth bequeaths hrs hydramatrc drrve to Bus No 44 Srgned and wrtnessed rn due form rn the year of our Lord 1952 Srgned Opal l-lawkrns Testator IB 0 3 4 . 1 - . . . ' 2 - . ' ' ' . . 3 - U . . , . . . 4 - 4 - . . 4 . . - - r I . 1 - . . . . Y . . . 2 - . . . . . . I . 3 - . . . . . . 4 - . . . . . 5 - . . . I . . . . 6 - . . . . . . 7 - . . . . i Section 8 - Evelyn Smith leaves her quietness to Deaner Wyrick and Becky Herbin. . 9 - . . . . , . D . 10 - . . . . . . . . . - - 4 ' - n - - . . 12 - . . ' 13 - ' ' . . 14 - , . . . . . ' . . u . 15 - I . . . . . . ,, . .. , - . . . ,, ,, . . ' . . . , . - I - . . . . 18 - . , I 1 . . . . . ' 19 - . . ' ' . ' . 20 - . . . . . n

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