Fair Grove High School - Twig Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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CLASS PROPHECY Hi Shelva, You asked me to send you the news about our classmates of '55 to publish in your newspaper, the New York Times -so here goes. I read a magazine story the other day about Bob Hope's new secretary, Norma Albright, and they're taking in all the night spots. Yes, and I must tell you about Notre Dame's drum major, jimmy Cline-boy, has he got rhythm. Oh! did you hear about the night club Elizabeth and Joyce own? Soft music, cho- rus girls and Chinese food? Paul Lowder has made head coach at Duke and has had a smashing season. Bobby Harris and Kirby Clodfelter have built themselves a factory and are manu- facturing Real Gone Hot Rods. Tinia is really flying high these daysg she is an airplane hostess for Pan-American Air- lines and the pilot happens to be Glenn Pierce. l bet they make a big hit up in the wide blue yonder. Well, it's about time I was telling you about David Plummer's oil business. He's furnishing the majority of the world's oil, and man are those green bills rolling in. Sherrill Floyd is really hitting high ranks these days. He has recently been promoted to a live-star general. I bet you never realized that from the class of '55 would come the world's greatest hair stylist. Yes, it's true, Maxine is now in Paris and is an old-maid millionnaire. Do you remember that bashful Frances Snyder? Well, believe it or not, she is now a big star in Hollywood and I hear she has the men on the go, trying to make her ac- quaintance. Patricia Snider has a big modeling school in Chicago, and is she popular with the Yankees! Billy Lomax is playing guard on the All-American football team. I always thought he would make a great football player. Layton and Ronald are working with the F. B. I. and I hear they have just broken one of the largest narcotics rings in the world. jimmy Newsom is practicing medicine in Florida. I hear he is in demand in every state in the U. S. Frances Hamilton has a music school in Germany and pupils from all over the world go there to study. Shelby Hunt has just signed a 100 years contract with Metropolitan Opera House in New York and the critics say she'l1 be the top soloist. Nancy Copple has become a great poetess. She has just published a series of books and my guess is that she will make history. Ronald Black is president of the General Motors' factory in Chicago. Man! what an easy life. And Dorothy, Ronald Black's wife, is con- tented just to ride around in one of their new Cadillacs. Shelby Proctor tops everything because she has become owner and star of the Ice Capades. This is your chief news reporter saying so long for now. Love, Arlene Hill

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-five, approaching our goal and last days at Fair Grove High School, do hereby make our last will and testa- ment. ARTICLE I To our principal, we leave our deepest thanks and appreciation for making our memories of FGHS pleasant and profitable ones. ARTICLE II To the faculty, who have been so considerate and patient, we leave our sincere appreciation for helping make our school such a wonderful place in which to prepare for the future. ARTICLE III To the Class of '56 Tinia Embler wills her typewriter to Eunice Gallimore. Maxine Harris wills her ability to attend school every day to Patti Pierce. jimmy Newsom wills his ability to play basketball to Loyd Hepler. Billy Lomax wills his football suit to Donnie Jarrett. Arlene Hill wills her basketball suit to Ruth Ann Beusse. Norma Albright wills her ability to use a typing eraser to Peggy Hughes. Patricia Snider wills her chemistry notebook to Donnie Doby. jimmy Cline wills his drum major suit to Donald Segers. , Shelby Proctor, Joyce Huskins, Nancy Copple, Frances Snyder and Frances Hamilton will their ability to sing to the Charmers. Bobby Harris wills his artistic ability to Wade Davis. And I, Shelva Miller, will my long hair to Betty Suggs. To the Class of '56 and '57 We leave the wonderful times we have had in high school, in hope that you will enjoy them as well as we have. To this, our last will and testament, the Senior Class of nineteen hundred and fifty-five, do set our seal on this, the twenty-third day of May nineteen hun- dred and fifty-five. SHELVA MILLER, Class Testator Sponsored by JOHN SEXTON

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