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Senor Class Frophecy Well, I guess it's the gypsy in me - I don't know any other reason why they chose me to foretell the class prophecy. I will now gaze into this crystal ball to see what the future holds for the grand class of 1955, Turn onward, Turn onward, O Time in your flight. Let me see the graduates of '55 Ten years from tonight! Betty Ayscue is now teaching French, but she is still dreaming of the day she will have her own little Frenchmen to teach, Peggy Baker is still undecided what she will do the rest of her life, and at the present is still taking it easy. G. W. Baucom is one of the most successful farmers of our day, I've heard he had to build larger barns this year and he is buying new machinery. Shelby Britt finally won her Johnny, and now has three little Johnnys. Say, look at Ruby Lee Bunn now living in Virginia - - married to a druggist! My, that new filling station that Sherrill Butts is building is really swell. Some people wonder how he does so well, but I would like to know if his conscience hurts him when he sells three quarts of gas for a gallon. Bobby Byrd is now working behind the counter of W. B. Turlington's Hardware-Grocery Store in Buie's Creek, Lower the gangplank, folks, Do you see whom I see? None other than our Larry Ennis who is now in the Air Force. April's issues of Charm really disappeared from the newsstands, but no wonder, Our own Gail Gregory's face smiles prettily on the cover and she's wearing a new Easter bonnet. She really is a lovely model. Martha Gregory won the most blue ribbons at the fair this year. She is a wonderful housekeeper. No wonder her husband is putting on weight - with her doing the cooking. Betty Sue Hardee made the headlines on the sports page when the Buie's Creek Blue Deacons won the pennant, You know she is manager of the team. Her manager hopes she will retire in the future and manage their own five players. Rubelle Harper is now librarian in one of the city schools. She is very efficient and keeps every book in its proper place. I wonder if she keeps the students quiet. Henry Howard is now manager of the Western Auto Store just around the corner of Red Roberson's Gas Station. He can hardly keep enough parts for the hot rods the boys are driving around. He complains he can't sell them any speedometers. I heard that Fred Jones has bought a two hundred acre farm. He also has a new pack of coon hounds, He's still unmarried but, girls, that tall blond fellow is really an attraction. Say, who is that smiling nurse coming out of room 201 in Rex Hospital? Gretchen Matthews, of course. Who wouldn't get sick for her to hold his hand? Take a letter, please, Miss Faye McLeod. She is secretary to the president of the largest bank in Angier, Carroll Rogers in now in Washington. He is taking Kerr Scott's place as U.S. Senator. Buie’s Creek is certainly proud of one of its native sons in such a high place in politics, Rudolph Stewart is doing quite well for himself in his hardware store in Lillington, He says the women don't buy rolling pins any more, but to tell the new brides he has another supply of can openers, If any of you fellas and gals go sailing on the sea of matrimony on your honeymoon, how about dropping in to see Janet Williams in Florida? I understand she has quite a fleet of yachts. Say, who is that going intothe parsonage? It's Gaynelle Driver, wife of the new Baptist minister. She always was a wonderful person. I suppose you wonder what this crystal ball holds for me. My, it looks interesting, but right now, as you can see, I am too busy with the future of my classmates, Ann Weaver Class Prophet
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The Last Will and Sestament To Buie's Creek School and to our lower classmates, we leav e the ability to obtain and keep teachers as good as ours, SECTION I Article I, To Mr, Lanier, our principal, we leave our deepest appreciation for his under- standing and sincere guidance, especially all those times we were disobedient. Article Il. To Mr. and Mrs, Giles, we will our hope that their children will be as intelligent as the Senior Class of 1954, Article IV. To Miss Stewart, we will a life subscription to Wildlife. Article V. To Mr, Stewart, we leave our ability to take a joke. SECTION II Article I, To the Junior Class, we will all the books that are not torn up. A rticle II, To the Sophomore Class, we will our ability to skip class and not get caugnt. Article Il], To the Freshman Class, we will our devilish, disagreeable, and unmannerly ways. SECTION If Article I, I, Peggy Baker, will my doubtful mind to Bonnie Britt, Article II, I, G. W. Baucom, will my quiet ways and pleasing disposition to Gerald Byrd. Article III, I, Shelby Britt, will my ability to eat potato chips co Peggy Brown. Article IV, I, Ruby Lee Bunn, will my short hair to Barbara Lucas, Article V. I, Sherrill Butts, will my size to J. C. Matthews. Article VI. I, Bobby Byrd, will my school bus to Graham Ryals, Article VII. I, Larry Ennis, will everything in Coats that is left, when I get through with it, to Web Turlington, Article VIIL I, Gail Gregory, will my love for basketball to Frances Gregory. Article IX. I, Martha Gregory, will my height to Evelyn Royals, Article X, I, Betty Sue Hardee, will my number four basketball uniform to anybody who can get into it. Article XI, I, Rubelle Harper, will my ability to keep school records to Barbara McLamb, Article XII, I, Henry Howard, will my big feet and love for women to Jimmy Cates, Article XIII, I, Fred Jones, will my ability to stay in class one whole period to Robert Dew. | Article XIV. I, Gretchen Matthews, will my curls and short hair cut to Clara Faye Dean, Article XV. I, Faye McLeod, will my ability to go steady to Marjorie Baker, Article XVI. I, Carroll Rogers, will my devilish ways to Fordyce Page. Article XVII. I, Rudolph Stewart, will my favorite kind of car, the Ford, to Gerald Byrd, Article XVIII, I, Ann Weaver, will my smile and friendly ways to Mary Susan Ragland. Article XIX, I, Janet Williams, will my artistic ability to Embert Page, Article XX. I, Gaynelle Driver, will my ability to make new friends in a strange place to this year's Senior Class,
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