Almo High School - Warrior Yearbook (Almo, KY)

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19 r' -2:-z f- :z-:zzz-: Ulm wappigp :-zz-:sz -2 Senior Class Will I, Peggy Wilson, will my ability to catch a husband to June Sheppard. I, Daphene Herndon, will my ability to use fifty cent words to Daniel Pritchett. I, Sue Mathis, leave my giggles floating here and there to make life cheery when I am gone. I, Dwain McClard, Will my ability to go with the girls to Jerry Roberts, since he is a girl hater. I, Allene Miller, will my ability to tell stories in the study hall to Janice Jones. I, Kelsie Hooks, will my ability to say, I don't believe I know that one , in history class to Clifton Edwards. I, Willie Jackson, will my ability to make good grades to Donnie Burkeen hoping someday he will finish school. I, Betty Cope, will my ability to write the Senior Class Prophecy to Sue Morrison. I, Jackie Thorn, will my ability to be captain of the basketball team to Charles McCustion. I, Joe Pat Thvveatt, leave many friends behind as I leave old Almo High. I, Marvin Scott, will my ability to get married to Gene Herndon. I, Ronald Pace, Will my short hair cut to Jerry Arte- berry, so he Won't have to borrow mirrors from the girls. I, Larry Dumas, Will my money to Tommie Reeves, so that he Will not bum cigarettes While he plays on the basketball squad. 0 o

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-2:-za :-zz-as-z warrior sm:-: zz-2' Class Prophecy After we were in Texas a few days, we continued our trip to California. One night while we were watching television, the face of another familiar classmate, Ronald Pace, appeared be- fore our eyes as the world's greatest news reporter. We decided, after seeing Ronald on T. V., to visit him. He told us Henry Towery was president of a large club which exist- ed in Florida, and that Larry Dumas was planning to be a movie star. We also met Ruth Bagwell, who had become a Home Economics teacher at the University of Kentucky, and was also on vacation. She told us that Darrell Mitchell was owner of a large orange grove near Miami, Florida. It was then time for our ship to leave for Hawaii. When we boarded the ship, we found the Captain none other than our former friend, Gene Ernstberger. While on the ship we met Kelsie Hooks, who was also on his way to Hawaii, on business. He told us he was the owner and manager of a large cattle ranch in Texas. After we reached shore we went to a hotel which was owned by Gerald Smith, also our former classmate. That night we went to a party where we met Sue Mathis. She told us she was a nurse at the big hospital. Sue had the next day off so she took us to spend the day with Peggy Wilson, her husband and two children. Peggy was a very happy housewife. The next day we started out looking for a job. We happened to have very good luck. The first day we got a job in the largest office on the Hawaiian Islands. Betty Cope Allene Miller

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-:ze :amz wappigp :-me: z-zz Senior Class Will I, Gene Ernstberger, leave, but take everything with me because I couldn't get along Without it, and besides, who would want it. I, Jerry Edwards, will my natural curly hair to Paul Fldmonds, hoping it brings him as much popularity as it id me. I, Geraldine Wilson, leave my special seat in the office to Bob Parrish, knowing he will use it often. We, Harold Jones and Henry Towery, leave our ability to get along with as little effort possible to all who are that lazy. I, Asher Jones, leave my history book to Mr. Roberts to use for fuel. I, Gerald Smith, will my ability to skip study halls to Larry Woodall. I, Brooks Duncan, will my ability to grow a mustache to Dan Hale, knowing it will add as much to his good looks as it does to mine. I, Darrell Mitchell, will my ability to sleep in agricul- ture to Jerry Starks. We, Martha Sheppard and Fannie Scott, leave hoping we haven't completely destroyed the faith of those who believe there are dignified Seniors. I, Ruth Bagwell, will my ability to gripe about going fast in a car fwhile enjoying itJ to Gail Tucker. I, Bobbie Faye Clark, author of this document, leave my sympathy to the next moron who accepts this job.