Wallace High School - Wahischola Yearbook (Wallace, WV)

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J . , ZAZCZQQA SX .L N ll .. l iff J U ,twf'.,-fi Wwfmni V..--. L, fi-J it :'4?'7T ', . While leaving who do you suppose we saw coming down the Street? None other than Aritha Pigott. She said she finally found her man and now its twins. when we stopped at the Green Parrott to eat, we found Howard Shriver as head waiter, and there in one booth we saw the champion Jim Talkington still up to his old school tricks. Speaking of school we see La Vaughn Smith finally got her Master's Degree. Its better late than never. At midnight we heard the conductor shout- ing, All aboard! All aboard! Everybody went running to get on the old Be Bop Train. On our way back to Wallace we stopped at Robinson's Airport to find directions and found Joan Sullivan as the Airline Hostess. And who do you suppose we saw on the grounds of the airport? None other than Tom Upton and David Pigott. You mean they fin- ally escaped. As we slowly approached Wallace we saw Shirley Sullivan had finally got married. And that is how the successful Seniors of So made out. Z. N 'I 9 Dx S NX ' lg Lfkfffw W Ameda y F 4-.amz X sua, Xlf, ' 241 . M Ji' Q A Q G3 J a of flu ,Ml QS, W