Boonville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

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SENIORS MARTHA PEARL TAYLOR Basketball; Homemakers Club; 4-H; Glee Club. FAY TAYLOR Basketball; Homemakers Club; 4-H; Glee Club. TOHN THORE F. F. A.; 4-H. BILL THORE Glee Club; F. F. A.; 4-H. JEAN VESTAL Homemakers Club; 4-H; Honor Roll. BENNY WEBB F. F. A.; Glee Club. ALLEN WOODRUFF Basketball; Football; Baseball; Glee Club; F. F. A.

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SENIORS RUBY PRIM Glee Club; Homemakers Club. FARENE RAY Homemakers Club; 4-H; Class Of- ficer; Cheerleader. JEAN GRAY STEWART Homemakers Club; Honor Roll. LUCILLE STANDLEY Homemakers Club; Honor Roll. WALTER STINSON Basketball; Baseball; F. F. A.; Glee Club; Spotlight Staff, Editor; Class President; Honor Roll. BOBBY STINSON Basketball; Baseball; F. F. A. JOHN SHORE Football; Baseball; Spotlight Staff. MARIE SWAIM Homemakers Club; 4-H; Glee Club; Cheerleader; Spotlight Staff.

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CLASS PROPHECY In 1955 we see Kent Brendle as a doctor in Boonville, don’t get the wrong idea . . . it’s a horse doctor. In 1953 we see Lawrence Cartwright pitching baseball for the Boston Braves. We see Roselyn Bryant using her basketball ability keeping house. Ten years from now we see Jean Gray Stewart, Lucille Stanley, and Garnett Baker, still running around together—but lovable old maids. In I960 Allen Woodruff and John Shore are publishing a spelling book. In the future we see Hayden Moxley assistant Chief of Police in Elkin. A few years from now Laura Louise Hobson will still be typing but for that State College guy. In ten years we see a new name on the mailbox at Klondike Farm, Walter Stinson just purchased it. In the future we see Connie Holcomb still valuable, not to her class, but to the community of Union Grove. After his graduation at State College, we see Bill Thore as a designer of Diesel Engines. In 1950 Junior Collins is seen using the tools of a mechanic. Several years from now we see Betty Lou Moxley and Marie Swaim sharing a home in Yadkinville. In the future we see Lucille Casstevens as the Music Teacher at Boonville. Ten years from now we see Moppy” Taylor still studying physics. Several years from now we see Bobby Stinson, old and grey, telling stories to his grandchildren. In 1955 we see Johnnie Thore taking the place of Dagwood in the funny paper. In the future we see Fairye Matthews Air Line Hostess on the route from Boonville to Nancy Reynolds. In 1952 we see Ruby Prim happily, married, living at Pilot Mountain. Four years from now we see Jean Vestal and Farene Ray, seniors at High Point College. In 1956 Faye Taylor is seen giving dancing lessons to only one pupil, Arleen Benton. In the future you will see Grady Lakey married to a million dollars! Soon Benny Webb will take the place of Johnny on the radio, calling Phillip Morris . Ten years from now Rose Anna Miller is seen the dramatics teacher at Fall Creek. In 1953 Betty Lou Norman will become famous as the star basketball player for Chatham. Perhaps Judy Hutchens will marry a big, clumsy, handsome man. We hope.