Darien High School - Highlander Yearbook (Darien, GA)

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JUNIORS Bj ™u h f'-ii B hert today the B.,ii M, m Mr North GaUfli pvclj. It iff as ytr ar. as relent0 m %J,U thr British are trying t ItVough a mandate. To the w •!w,r lh area, native hatl )I9 fart of life as the brutal jjB howls of hyenas. ] ijW •» fort, a few British offl Bis ns unreliabk t n1'' Italians still remaining J ritish successors, who ar t service in such a post is | ailure. s order in Belelc and thj a use Mafor de Goltz creal utality His command is »»f blacks, whom he keepl agings In all the distriil thor («riflin. who was an British Colonial Army In 1 War II. seems to know atlve misfits and the cM 2 I m B| W M I

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Class Prophecy The plane that is bringing me to the class reunion is landing now at the big plantation home of Freddy Geiger. This is my first visit back here in ten years, because I've been so busy working as a stenographer for Eugenia Bacon, world known psychiatrist in Colorado. My flight seemed so smooth; it could be because of well trained pilot. Roland Rozier, and because of the new plane designed by the great artist, Judy Ryals. Libby Browning met me at the Air Port. She is still the big mouth we remember from school days, but she is now a model in Hollywood. Libby and 1 went to the reunion to- gether. Faye Hires greeted us at the door. She could hardly wait to tell us about the new play on Broadway which she produced, starring Lamar Owens. Sitting in the living room were two girls we thought familar to us. We went to speak to them. They were Wanda Geiger and Harriet Auld who came together because they both worked at the Nuclear Bacteriology Hospital. Harriet is a Laboratory Technician and Wanda is the owner of the famous hospital. We weren't surprised to see Jimmy Andrews and Harmon Rowe together because Harmon was a Drag Racer and also had a private doctor along for emergencies. We were sorry to hear that Betty Proudfoot could not make it. The former Mary Alice Moody and her husband told us that Betty is now a missionary helping needy children in Africa. It was a real pleasure seeing all of our friends and class- mates and finding them all enjoying their work. I am so glad that they have found happiness in everything they have done. Gail Brannen 12

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John Sikes, President Stevie Poppell, V.-President Lila Faye Rowe, Secretary Harvey Hichardson, Treasurer Virginia Barwick Ronnie Dixon Sherry Chambers Hunter Forsyth Kelly Andrews Mary Crosby 14