Climax High School - Eagle Yearbook (Chatham, VA)

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CLASS PROPHECY It was on the s e cond day of June 1968 that I walke d 1nto the fortune tellers booth to see what the future held 1n store But lnstead of asklng to have my fortune told Imade a very unusual request I had been th1nk1ng lately about my classmates back at Cl1max, V1rg1n1a It was exactly ten years SIHCS w e had graduated and Iwondered what they were all dolng HOW The fortune teller asked me to have a seat and sald that she would look lnto her stal ball' to see 1f she could tell me what I wanted to know As she gazed 1I'L'CO hcl crystal ball ' she revealed these thlngs to me Ruby Ann Adklns lSWO1'li1I'1g as a clerk 1n a large department store 1nR1chrnond Danese Wood 1S a beaut1c1an and owns her own beauty parlor Juanlta Ferguson IS a nurse 1n an army hospltal and cheers many soldlers through thelr xllnesses Ann Berger 1S a. rned1calm1ss1onary to Chlna Lucy Anne Blalr 1s a fashlon des1gner and owns a dress shop 1n New York C1ty Faye Towlex IS sec1eta1y for a lawyer 1n New Orleans Allce Shelton 1S stlll happlly rnarrled and keeps house whlle Glenn works Cllfford Plllow 15 a lTlCCl13.1'11C and runs a small garage at Cllmax Marvm Oakes IS a lad1O teley 1s1on news reporter 1n Phlladelphla Donald W1ll1ams IS play 1ng ball for the New York Yankees and als o owns small farm where he spends h1s le1sure tlme Morr1s Hedr1ck IS m the A1r Force Ernest Cassldy owns a cab company 1D Danv1lle and dr1ves a tax1 hmmself Barbala Towler IS the socxal dlrector on a large ocean l1ner andtravels to far away places Judy Bradner 1S a receptlonlst for a doctor 1n Chatham Phlllp Rxddle owns a farm at Gretna and works hard every day Charlene Shelhorse has a small tea shop on the outsklrts of Lynchburg John Wayne Shelton IS fly1ng h1S own plane but 15 thlnklng of Jolmng the A1r Force Peggy Cook IS a tour gu1de 1n the Unlted Natlons Bu1ld1ng 1D New York Catheune Towler IS a waltress 1n a restaurant ln Danv1lle NOU116 Jean Doss 15 a medxcal Seczetary 1n a doctor s bulldxng 1n Lynchburg J D Towler 15 a radlo announcer I Becky Andel son am a secretary for the F B I and have an offlce mn Washxng ton D C I8 J , ' I ' . 7 . Y . ,y . I - cry I . ' ,.1r v V ' . , . . . . V Y . , . . Y . , V . .H . . . . .' . .7 ' . , . A . - 7. . , . . . , . 7. a . 7 V. . . . . ' . , , . I Y . . .... . . . 1 ' 1 I' . .. ' , . .

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT As tlme has passed one of the la s t and lmportant thlngs that man docs IS to make a w1ll The Senlor Class w1ll LS as follows I Ruby Ann Adkxns w1l1 to Anme Lee Adkms my typewr te for hel next year ty plng class I Becky Anderson w1ll to Geraldine Shelton my ab1l1ty to get along w1th Delmar photographers I Judy Bradner w1ll to Jeannette West my seat on Mr Hudson s bus ID hopes that you w1ll learn to love It I, Lucy Anne Bla1r w1ll to Wayne Mahan my ab1l1ty to get along wlth Mr Dunnavant May he get along wlth h1m better than I I Lucy Anne Bla1r w1ll to Dale Mahan my date to the Sprlng Dance at Harg rave I Peggy Cook, w1ll to .I Nell Owen my lox e for the back desk 1n hlstory class so she can learn more ancrent hlstory lnstead of modern I Nomre Jean Doss w1ll to Geneva Mayhew my sewxng machme 1n Home Econom1cs so she can dress ln style next year I Juanlta Ferguson w1ll to Ann Anderson my plac e In lunch llne May she get there faster than I d1d I Morrxs Hedrlck w1Il to Ted I-Iedrxck my ab1l1ty to make frlends w1th new g1rls I Mary 1n Oakes w1ll to Thomas Jefferson my loye for llterature I Ph1l1p Rlddle, wxll to Gordon Ray Watson my ab1l1ty to grow tall so he can help the team out on reboundmg I Charlene Shelhorse w1ll to Peggy Morton my pass to Mlss Ruddle s Drlve In I Allce Lewxs Shelton wxll to Keith Shelton Glenn s good taste 1n choosmg a w1fe I John Wayne Shelton w1ll to L C Reynolds my love for Mrs Yeatts Study hall I Barbara Towler vnll to Ester Swaxn my place mn typzng class so she wxll make more words on speed tests next year I Catherlne Towler w1ll to Mary Jane Doss my grammar and l1ter ature books for Engllsh class I Faye Towler, w1ll to Ev elynR1gney my love for commerc1al sub jects Better luck next year 1n takmg d1ctat1on I J D Towler w1ll to Rlchard Anderson my love for Mr L1ttleJohn ln hopes you w1ll learn to llke hlm and Span1sh better I Donald W1lI1ams, w11l to Charles Adkms my ab1l1ty to play ey ery posxtxon on the baseball team I Donald Wllllams w1ll to Wlllxam Ferguson everythlng I hay e wh1ch 15 nothmg I Danese Wood w1ll to Kaye Eades my ab1l1ty to ke ep a steady boyfrxend fl el N? 17 I 1 I , , 1 Z. . . , .. V 1 1 1 1 7 ' ' . Y . . Y . . Y .. , 1 . . . 1 1 . , Y Y . I . . . Y. 1 1 . . . . ,. ! I ' 1 1 r. . Y Y , 1 1 - 1 , ' . ' 1 1 1 . . , , ,v . Y I . ' I , , . . . I I Y . I 1 ' 1 ' . . , . . , . , 1 . 1 Y V Y . 1 1 F, I f -QQ f .1 v - ff K - 4 Y 4 -I -,S - -,f f -Iv Y X , ,: I 'T 1 '

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SENIOR ACTIVITIES -J CAST Sally Sklnner Danese Wood Dagmar Waring Becky Anderson Mrs CeCel1a Varldyne Juanita Ferguson Dexter Westbrooke Donald Williams Allison Vandyne Lucy Blair Ronald Spangler J D Towler Glenn Vandyne Philip Riddle Daisy Judkins Catherine Towler Nella Yardley Anne Berger On the nights of November Zl and 23 our Senior class presented the three act comedy Our Gal Sal 'Ezeemed that the gossiping Nella Yardley s country neice Sal, 15 v1s1t1ng her In the home of Mrs Cec1l1a Vandyne next door, this name strongly reminds them of the little freckle faced brat that her children had played and fought with When Allison tells Glenn of her V1S1t, he falls into such a rage that he calls Sal a pest, a mean despicable brat a star eyed 1d1ot Sal is now a lovely cultured lady She is now hiding behind a screen, waiting to surprise her first lover When she hears this she immediately decides to be just that Scenes are rollickmg as Sal battles Dagmar Warren Allison tries to maintain peace when Daisy becomes involved in the action When Dexter Westbrooke involves the family in crime and the cop Ronald Spanglar, 15 called IH actions really pile up Just guess who cracks the case Our Gal Sal of course' 'n'GW'i Klum We 'SY' it mg 414 'N As a money-making project for this year the senior class sold magazines subscriptions to parents, f iends and neighbors The class plans to use the money that they received from the magazine drive to help pay for the Washington trip which they are planning to take in the spring Charlene Shelhorse, selling S55 80 was the high salesman for the room and received Otto the autog raph dog Receiving citations were Catherine Towler, Lucy Anne Blair, Anne Roe Berger, Donald Williams, and Nomie Jean Doss The class together-sold a. totalof S290 05 and received a profit of S97 91 The captain of this magazine drive was Becky Anderson -..fr -,,,.5-i-,,,