Edneyville High School - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Edneyville, NC)

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CLASS PROPHECY One warm June evening as ! was THE PORCH OF MY HOME MY THOUGHTS BEGAN AS THEY WERE SO OFTEN PRONE TO DO. SELF RISING AND RISING WITH THE SPEED I REALIZED I WAS IN ONE OF THE V-8 TRAVELING TWENTY YEARS INTO THE FUTURE SITTING ON TO WANDER I FELT MY- OF SOUND, Ro CK ETS IN A FEW SECONDS I CAME OVER A LARGE AND TY, I LANDED ON A TALL, FLAT-TOPPED I RODE THE ATOMATON TO WALKING DOWN THE BUSI- WAS IN THE CITY OF EdnEY- the Chamber of Commerce THE PEOPLE OF THIS GREAT THRIVING BUILDING IN THE THE GROUND FLOOR, AFTER EST BOULEVARD I FOUND I VILLE IN 1968, I WENT TO TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT CITY. After waiting a few minutes a very beauti¬ ful AND EFFICIENT SECRETARY CAME TOWARD ME, THE MORE I LOOKED AT HER THE MORE CERTAIN WAS I THAT T CAME TO THE CLASS SECRETARY. ME, OF Metcalfe of BE A GREAT SHE TOOK ME of Commerce VERY SUCCESS- MEMBERS, WHO Central Bank Maxie b s Barber We talked over old times, ano then TO SEE THE PRESIDENT OF THE CHAMBER WHO WAS OUR OWN CLARENCE EnLOE, A FUL BUSINESS MAN. I MET TWO OTHER were Ted Freeman, the president of and Ralph Maxwell, the owner of SHOP, THE MOST SUCCESSFUL IN EDNEYVILLE. SaRAH, Clarence, Ted, Ralph, and I went to dinner to¬ gether THAT EVENING, WE TALKED OF OLD TIMES FAR INTO THE NIGHT. CLARENCE TOLD HOW EDNEYVILLE HAD GROWN FROM A MERE VILLAGE TO A GREAT CITY 0 I PROPOSEO WE HUNT UP THE REST OF THE CLASS AND HAVE A REAL REUNION. The next morning Sarah and I started down Main Street, store. We went DESK I FOUND NO OTHER MANAGER ANO STILL AN OLD We stopped at Woolworth’s ten-cent N TO A SPACIOUS OFFICE AND AT THE THAN ■SUDIE ORR, THE MAID. WE INVITED HER