Endy High School - Endyan Yearbook (Albemarle, NC)

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CLASS nmm I must have fallen asleep after I sat down to read my magazine. I had the oddest dream. Judging from the looks of the people and their clothes, I ' m dreaming in the future. Maybe 1965. I saw all my old classmates as well as myself. I was a private secretary, but that ' s not all. There was my own husband, whom I thought I ' d never catch. No, no, honey, that ' s a verb why, that was Katherine Almond teaching school. That ' s what we thought she ' d do and she seemed to like it. I saw a sign over a fabulous dress shoppe which read, Owned and operated by Patsy Burleson. We never knew exactly what she would do. I wandered into the shoppe where I saw Gail Burleson modeling ? Yes, modeling a wedding dress. As 1 caught a glimpse of her ring, I wondered if soon she wouldn ' t be wearing her own wedding dress. Was that a doctor I saw with that young familiar looking nurse ? It certainly was and how happy they looked. I saw Doris Coley off for nursing wishing her the best of luck, and she certainly seemed to have had it. Just sit very still and it won ' t hurt at all. Why, that was Jack Westbrook, D.D.S., comforting little Danny, son of the former Patricia Helms who is now teaching a secretarial course at W. C. Leroy Harleson was a famous artist. He specialized in baseball pictures of his good friend. Junior Hatley. Junior was playing pro-baseball. He was naturally a success as he was at anything he did. Twice weekly the former Misses Luedith Whitley and Sylvia Burleson presented a musical program on television. It was broadcast from Carnegie Hall where Sylvia played the piano and Luedith sang. Helen Furr finally lost her ba shfulness and set out to s t a r t a comedy show. When I saw her, she had put all the other comediennes in New York out of business. Larry Morgan and Billie Burleson owned and supervised a large super market located near Mt. Gilead, for Billie ' s benefit. Of course, it had its points for Larry as well. I saw an enormous building which I learned was The Hinson and Kepley Stockcar Garage. The motto, If you can ' t race it, we will. Dolan and Van had managed to keep their respective necks in one piece for ten years. Dolores Fleming was a private nurse for Stanly County ' s multi-millionaire cattle rancher, Mr. G. H. Swaringen. She certainly reached her ambition. Eugene Parker and Donald Efird had made famous their names playing pro-basketball They were planning a home coming soon and I wanted to contact the entire class so that they could meet them. Faye Lambert, Prophet

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KATHERINE ALMOND Vice President, Ninth Grade, Presi- dent Tenth and Eleventh Grades , Treasurer Twelfth, Girl ' s Sextet, F.H.A,, Secretary, Song Leader, and Parliamentarian F.H.A., Glee Club, Vice President Athletic Association, Piano (2), Beta Club, Citizenship Me- dal, Choral Workshop, Field Day (Academic), Marshall, Festival Cho- rus, Annual Staff. BILLIE R. BURLESON Glee Club (2), F.F.A., Football iii: GAIL BURLESON Beta C lub, Vice President Beta Club, Glee C lub, 4-H, Secretary 4-H, Senior Play, Cheerleader (2), F.H.A., Ath- letic A ssociation. Annual Staff, Volley Ball, Piano Student, Grange, Field Day. ■ ' t. ' X - PATSY BURLESON 4-H, F.H.A., Glee Club, Home-Ec Play (4), Ath- letic Association, Field Day, Choral Workshop, Ann ual Staff, Senior Play, Librarian. SYLVIA BURLESON Treasurer tenth. Annual Staff, 4-H Club, F.H.A. Treasurer, F.H.A. Parliamentarian ( C o u n t y ) , Athletic Association, Glee Club, Citizenship medal. Field Day (Academic), Marshall, Piano 2 Reporter ninth. Volley Ball, F.H.A. DORIS COLEY Glee Club, Basketball (3), Captain (1), Beta Club Treasurer, Chief Marshall, Senior Play, Citizen- ship Medal, Annual Staff, Editor of Annual, Field Day (Academic and Athletic), Athletic Association. DONALD EFIRD President F.F. A., Glee Club, Athletic Association, Basketball (4), Captain ( 1), Field Day, 4-H, Annual Staff, Senior Play.