Deep Creek High School - Hornet Yearbook (Chesapeake, VA)

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Looking Ahead Ten Years RADIO SCRIPT...19S6 This is station W-O-L-F ---- MUSTO'S GENUINE MUSTASHE GROWER Presents, for the ladies' benefit, the lady killer's voice of our leading common-tater, Fred Spencer .... Good evening everybody . . . Tonight, we regret to inform the nation, that the great research chemist Sidney Lee Preedy was injured in his chemical laboratory! by a very slight explosion of T-N-T. Undertaker Page Ferebee of Smelling Funeral Parlor was at t e scene before a doctor could arrive. Flash!! From New York . . . Fuzzy Rice, New York's Million dollar Model, has received a contract from Hollywood from Kenneth Walski, to appear with Hollywood glamour boy, Ace Hensley, in his next role, Beauty and the Beast. Sports Flash!! Former Deep Creek football star, Enoch Bell, who is on the University of Virginia football team, will play his former school, Deep Creek, next month. Chicago!! From Moody Bible Institute .... Helen Seyler of Deep Creek received the highest grades of the school. Now to Memphis, Tennessee .... Ann Meiggs, known as Legs , simply blushed when offered a job modeling nylon hose for the Tluchak Nylon Company. Right off the wires .... Joe Padgett, who now owns the Lindsay Airfield, will take his first solo tomorrow, Reverend Walter jones of Deep Creek, will stand by in case of accident. Deep Creek Flash I! Marjie Korner, who now owns the Coffee Shop, said Brown her boy friend is now paying board. Paris .... Julian Morris, former Deep Creek High Bell-Boy, is now working in the Notre Dame Cathedral. He rings the bell. Jean Marie Reitlebach claims she can hear them .... She is still in Frances Smith Secretarial College in Portsmouth. Ladies and Gentlemen,just a reminder . . . . Be sure to tune in tomorrow to hear Merle Culpepper, the noted violinist on the Buster Program for kiddies. That Bobbgsox killer, Kenneth Berry, will ,play Honey, I'm still living: over station J-E-R-K later tonight. octor Jennie Kowaliski will stand by to render first aid to t e swooners. Washington .... Eva Leigh McPherson, who has just received the job as Secretary of the Navy, was reported say- ing I never knew the Navy could be so big. Reno .... Flash .... Alice McCoy's ambition to be a housewife, is today divorcing her fourth husband, Millionaire Tommy Watkins, Frisco Play Boy. From the C. 81 P. Telephone Company .... Mary Ellen Jennings, who is now a supervisor, in- forms this program that she is moving to Birmingham to be with her husband. Mary Williams will take over her position. Another Important News .... Flash! Dot Terry, who is working as a cow girl at Ramsey's ranch, was injured today when she fell from her horse in front of a cow stampede. She was too lazy to move. William Twine has been taking the Charles Atlas course so he can defend himself against on comers. Deep Creek .... Paul Stewart, now Principal of Deep Creek High School, is reported as having quite a love affair with commercial teacher, Miss Alice Dunn. Portsmouth .... Does your hair need that beautiful gloosy shine, does it need long lasting waves and curls. Do you want to be attractive? . . . . Not if you go to the Ann Shaw Beauty Salon. Washington . . . . General H. H. Arnold, United States Army Air Force, is resigning January 1, 1956. General C. W. Vickers will take his position. LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, THIS WINDS UP ANOTHER CLASS PROPHECY UNTIL NEXT YEAR AT THE SAME TIME. UNTIL THEN MAKE YOURSELF ATTRACTIVE BY USING MUSTO GENUINE MUSTACHE GROWER AND WATCH FOR THE RESULTS. By Faso Srsivcsn.

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Last Will and Testament Being of sound mind and body, we the Senior Class of Deep Creek High School in the year of nineteen hundred and forty-six, do will and bequeath to the Junior Class and Faculty: To BILLY CUTHEREILI. who is the slow poke of the Junior Class we leave enough time for him to get where he wants to go. To VIoLEr CI-IIcI-IoRz we will a book of How to Hold a Man. To ALBERT PODRUCHNY we will a nice comfortable chair in Mr. Booker's Office. To JIMMY JOHNSON, Page Ferebee leaves his ability to nag all of the teachers. To BOBBY ACRA we will the job of bell boy and a fast watch. To FRANK DRAGON we will a can of spinach so that he may grow to be as tall as his classmates. To LII.I.IAN GOVER, Ann Barnes leaves her sweet disposition. To MERCEDES BROWN we will a book entitled Ten Easy Lessons in Slenderizingf' To JIMMY CAREY, Carrington Hensley leaves his reputation for being a devil with the ladies. To FELIX SZYMANSKI, Paul Stewart leaves his art ability. To JACK CAREY, Kenneth Berry leaves his presidency of the Senior Class. To MARTIN JOHNSON we will the close friendship and company of Christine Chichorz. To RUTH OVERBY, who will make a sweet bride, we will a book on How to Be a Successful House- wife. To DEI.oREs COUGHENOUR, Alice Dunn leaves her long curls. To EUGENE WILLIAMS, who is too quiet, we will a loud speaker and a place in the Senior Class for good. To BOBBIE COURTNEV we will a private mirror in the basement so that she can take as long as she pleases to comb her hair. To MARGIE PODRUCI-INY, who has many heart breaks, we will a big bottle of glue to patch them up with. To HELEN BIERNOT, who likes the Air Corps, we will a handome soldier who wears a pair of silver wings. To MABLI-1 MANOS, Fuzzy Rice wills her black-face and play acting ability. Fred Spencer leaves his scholastic ability to his brother HARVEY. To WELLS PEBWORTH, Virgil Kee wills his mustache. It helps win the girls. To BOBBY JONES we will the title of Wolf of the Senior Class of '47. To FAYE GREENE we will a diamond rink like Sarah's-do you prefer sailors or soldiers? To HAROLD DIxoN, Jlennie leaves her blue evening gown with permission of the Senior Class to wear lf places ot er than the mmstrel. To HELEN SPENCE we will a back seat with Elmer in study hall. To EARNES1' CLARK we will a private alarm clock and an attendance chart. To BOBBY HCHICKH JONES we will the name Class Room Casanova and a wardrobe of zoot suits. To ODESSA LEWIS, who loves chemistry, we will a private lab miles from civilization just in case she begins experimenting. To EVELYN PARSONS we will a camp full of soldiers at Dover. To SARAH DEES we will another ring to go with her diamond. To JEANETTE TURNER we will a Jug of happiness. To ANNIE PI-IILLIPS, Dot Terry leaves her nickname Hep Cat. To JAY KNUDSON we will a can for his corn. To EUGENE PI-I1I.LIPs, Walter Jones leaves his bashfulness. To MR. PIERCE, who is a newcomer to Deep Creek, we will a box of aspirin. To MRS. JACKSON we will a couple of armstrong heaters. They work when the fans don't. To MRS. DEAL we will a pair of roller skates so that she can make better time. To Miss CLARK we will a new and attentive chemistry class. To MR. BOOKER we will about 20 pounds of Kenneth Walski's weight and coverage to go through another year in Deep Creek. To Miss SI-IUMAKER we will a book entitled How to Catch a Man. To MRS. MILLER we will a new Ford.so that she won't have to ride the school bus. To MR. DEAL we will a winning football team. To Miss RAMSEY we will a cottage with a white pickett fence and a date at the altar with Lester.

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Class History It was fall of 1942, that brought this Senior Class together. The pupils from Gertie, Sunray, and Deep Creek numbered 75. The class was then divided, Miss Margaret Rice taking the A section, and Miss Ruth Lawson taking the B section. Besides having to admit we had lots to learn, we got along just fine. Entering the second year proved quite interesting for us under the supervision of Mrs. Moon and Mrs. Deal. Each section elected class oH'icers and selected the subjects they wished to take. Then we settled down for our new year of school life. During the time, we lost our history teacher, Miss Henry, for whom the wedding bells rang. For a long time, we had no regular teacher, until Mr. Mashburn came along. Minstrel time came and for queen we elected Fuzzy Rice. Posters and boxes were made and distributed. We were determined to make her Queen. VVe did! The most interesting class we had was under Mrs. Moon, Algebra! There were certain things she said I am just not going to have. And so we learned to obey the rules. All in all the wise fools made out pretty good. With the loss of pupils from year to we entered our Junior eyar with thirty-two members. Our home room teacher was Miss Bordner. Class officers were elected as follows: president, Kenneth Berry, vice-president, Virgil Keeg secretary, Merele Culpepperg treasurer, Fred Spencer. After getting accustomed to being Juniors, we decided to have a play. Mama's Baby Boy, with Larry Widner taking the leading role. With our sponsor's help and pratice the play was a great success. The time soon came for our Prom. After many suggestions, the hall was decorated as a roof garden. We hope the Seniors enjoyed the affair as much as we enjoyed giving it. Before the year was over there was a touch of seriousness learned from taking responsibility. With thirty pupils we started our Senior year. During the year we gained four new pupils, Kenneth Walski, Alice McCoy, Tommy Watkins, and Carol Vickers, making a total of thirty-four pupils. Class officers were: president, Kenneth Berryg vice-president, Larry Widnerg treasurer, Jennie Kowalewskig secretary, Kenneth Walskig chaplain, Mary Ellen Jennings, sponsor, Miss Mar- garet Ramsey. In addition to the regular business of Seniors we had our work on the annual. As we bid farewell, we wish our classmates a successful, happy life. PAUL STEWART CClass of '46J.