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Page 16 text:
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Class Prophecy In the year 1976 I started on a tour of the United States. Driving down the main street in Churchville, I found myself stopping in front of the school house. I stepped just inside of the door and of all people, I saw Ronnie Hevener, the principal, who brought back old memories. We began talking about old school days. He told me that Ruby Jean Altizer was teaching Algebra there, and that she was mar- ried to Richard East. When I saw Ruby she told me that Carolyn Armstrong, now Mrs. Robert Nickols, was in Churchville for the weekend, staying at the Byrd Tourist Home. I went down to the Tourist Home, and Donald greeted me. As we were talking about good old school days and watching TV, we saw Odell Huffer on This Is Your Life. He told about being the star basketball player at MadisonSquare Garden. Julian White also came on as aMagician. He looked just as he did in the Senior Play Me and My Shadow. As I traveled on I noticed that I had better get some gas. So I stopped at the first station I saw. To my surprise Virgil Armstrong appeared. He owned the station. The name was Corky's Station. As I was driving along listening to the radio, I heard a very familiar voice. Mrs. Fred Lee Lovegrove, the former Ramona Burgandine was introducedg she was explaining how to raise turkeys. I was riding along and saw a very beautiful stone house and a small child playing in the yard. It looked like Eunice Graham, but it was her child. Eunice is married to Glenn Peters. From there I went on to Washington. I went in a small restaurant, where I saw Paul Botkin jerking sodas. He told me he learned to jerk sodas at the T-Bone-Tooter. Paul said that Bobby Lessely and Leland Buzzard were in the Air Force and that they were home for a furlough. As I was drinking a coke, Josephine Lange and a small boy came over and spoke to me. She said that she was married to Kenneth Puckett. Josephine said that Lacy Hevener had a huge lumber company and was doing a very good business. As I walked down main street, not paying any attention to where I was going, I bumped into a young man. He was Jim Taliaferro, who was the manager of a large summer resort called The Roost. Jim said that Shirley Sheffer was married to Eugene Moyers, and that they were happily married and had an attractive daughter. After touring over Washington, I went through Bridgewater, where I saw a very familiar girl walking across the campus. It was Shirley Huffer, who was the basketball coach. She said that Mildred Sandy had completed her nurse training and is head nurse at Charlottesville. Later a large supply truck drove up and the driver asked me how to get to Pine Rung it was Tommy Griffin. He was to take over the Trucking Company. I just remembered I had an important appointment in Staunton. As I parked in front of the Insurance Building I saw Doris Siron. She had completed her secretarial training and had an office job there. She said that Ruby Botkin and Page Southard were secre- taries to Navy Officers. On my way home I saw Curtis Wimer. He owned a prosperous farm near Staunton. I surely was glad to talk and hear about all of my school pals who graduated with me in the class of 1953. -12..
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Class Will We, the Class of '53, dispose of our personal belongings as follows: l, Carolyn Armstrong, will my green eyes to Dawn Fullen. I, Ruby Jean Altizer, will my interest in my school work to Carolyn Hodge. I, Ruby Botkin, will my love for jeeps to Pauline Shifflet. I, Ramona Burgandine, will my love for a green Buick and the driver to Juanita Hanger. I, Eunice Graham, will my ability to stick to one boy friend to Shirley Wagner. I, Shirley Huffer, will my basketball suit, No. 34, to Connie Claytor. I, Shirley Sheffer, will my love for tall, dark, handsome men to Corean Arm- strong. I, Doris Siron, will my love for Lazy Acres to Peggy Seal. I, Page Southard, will my love for sailors to Betty Bussard. 1, Josephine Lange, will my love for Skyline Drive to Vera Graham. I, Mildred Sandy, will my quiet manners to Shirley Graham. I, Virgil Armstrong, will my ability for pestering Paul to Joe Hevener. I, Paul Botkin, will my job as bus duty helper to anyone fool enough to take it. I, Donnie Byrd, will my desk in the back of the room at the Chemistry Lab, to Billy Fink and hope the Junior girls don't get wet. I, Lacy Hevener, will my love for being late to Joe Taliaferro. I, Ronnie Hevener, will my job as president of the Senior Class to Patsy Moyers. I, Odell Huffer, will my usefulness for being tall on the basketball team to Allen Lambert. I, Tommy Griffen, will my love for Senior girls to Norman Robinson. I, Curtis Wimer, will my ability to argue with. the teachers to Sarah Goodman. I, Bobby Lessely, will my black wavey hair to Franklin Jackson. I, Leland Buzzard, will my ability to skip classes and go to town to Delbert Caps. I, Julian White, will my handsome features to anyone who needs them. l, Jim Taliaferro, will my ability to get along with the girls to Harry Vaught. To the Juniors, we do will our two erasers, in hopes that the teachers can keep trace of them during the free periods. To the Sophomores, we do will our quiet manners and good behavior. To the Freshmen, we do will our ability to be late for classes. To the Faculty, we the Senior Class of '53, wish to express our appreciation for the kindness and consideration shown us during our school days at Churchville. Written and submitted by, Ruby Botkin Eunice Graham -11-
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Page 17 text:
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Senior Play aeew vwf Ronald Hevener Jim Talioferro Julian White Ruby Jean Altizer Shirley Sheffer Shirley Huffer Carolyn Armstrong Ramona Burgandine Odell Huffer The Senior Class presented its play Me and My Shadow, a three act comedy by Vincent Bar- rett, November 14, 1952. The cast was as fol- lows: Cast Uf Characters Ronald Hevener .... ....... R oy Harrington Ruby Jean Altizer .... ..... A rleen Harrington Shirley Sheffer ..... Shirley Huffer .... Mrs. King .. Susan Fisher Jim Taliaferro ...... ..... B ruce Douglas Carolyn Armstrong ..... .... G eorgia Bulter Ramona Burgandine .... ....... ' 'Sl'1adow Odell Huffer ........ ....... H ickson Julian White . . . ........... Sabu Director ...... . . . Miss Hoffman -13-
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