Fayetteville High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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'IIllllllllllllfllllIIfIillfffllflllllllflllIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIJIIIIIIIIPIIIIIIIIIIJI 1 . . lllllIlllllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllllIlIllllllllllllllllllllllfllllllllllllllllllll I Now can you conceive of Wilhemina Ellis who is thrown into disgrace because she murdered her mate! She IS now facing the court Well behold our classmate Margaret Britt' She has discovered a racing turtle and IS now working in the zoo The newspaper IS vanishing I can read no more of it This is a queer place I see It looks like a Fair but it isnt Oh yes' Its Coney Island I see Julia Strmgileld painting a bill board sign It reads Eat Foods That Are Pure and Wholesome She IS getting along fine I know Eliza Rose and Mildred Poe are talking together Eliza says Im worn to a nub because I married a poor country boy and have to work from early dawn to dusk Mildred says that she too lives on a farm and gracefully climbs trees looking for persimmons Look who runs the Ferris Wheel Its Sara Butler She seems to be having great tun by this means of earning her meals recognize as the leader but John Armfield Among the performers I see Ella Brown pufhng away on a saxophone and Jewel Cheshire IS playing a violin Mildred Hornel bangs violently on a huge drum Bernard Rose is playing a horn that seems to be about twice his size The dancers are now taking their places on the iloor John Wilson and Thelma Walker are acting as host and hostess Mary Ella sits in a corner ravine madly Her soda Jerklng husband is late again Joe McBennett is pushing his way through the mob He wears a policeman s uniform I can see them no longer The scene is changing again I am gazing at a familiar little city The same old Market House Bank Building and Hotel Yes its dear old Fayetteville Well at last Fayetteville has a public library Bill Atchely George Carter Emily Cutts and Hilda Herdon are the librarians Would you have dreamed it Will you look at our friends in the court room? The judge is William Darden Thmk of it' James Atkinson IS the solicitor He says that Doris Holmes is guilty of alienation of affection Mrs Ellis Lewis formerly Miss Margaret Benge is bringing the suit against her Henry DeVane is council for the defense Hayden Horne is wearing a. sheriffs badge I never would have thought lt' Do I see Wanda Henry or IS it someone else? No its Wanda and she 1S wearing a policewomans suit. On the cap Chief is written. What is there about that little shop that catches my eye? My I see now. Its a beauty parlor run by Elizabeth Martindale and Emily Hodge. Through the window I see Louise Clements Margaret Buie and Nellie Holt. I feel sure they are operators. Louise tells Nellie of Dixon Marshs return from Paris where he has been designing styles for the latest Parisian creations. His model Ruth Covington stays there for the summer. Margaret says that Bill Corbett has just finished his book on Philosophy and the Modern Woman. ' Nellie suddenly pipes up and ays Have you heard that Doctors Charles Turner and Roscoe Strickland have discovered a new drug that absolutely cures the gout in nine days? Look at Katherine Suggs if you will! What a career she has chosen! She stands on her feet all day selling Standard Gasoline. A little Hot Dog stand is across the street. Can you imagine Joe Pinkston using this as a means of making a living? John McBennett walks to the stand. A little girl is holding tightly to his finger. He takes the curly haired child in his arms and says Now Doris Rose the Second are you sure you want a doughnut? The scene is changing again. Dear old Fayetteville grows dimmer and dimmer. There is nothing left but the small cloud. Father Time: Yes, the small cloud is all there is left. You are to see no more. Class: Well, my! You don't know how much fun I have had. I can never thank you enough. It is growing late now and I must be going. Good bye, Father Time. Father Time: So class, I bid you adieu, And wish you all success. May joy and peace go with each of you, Love and Happiness. DORIS DOWNING. Prophet. . Nineteen Z llllllllllliilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIIll!HllllIllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllIllllllllll E 5SSXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXKXSXXXXXXKXXXXKXXXSSX!S!SSSX' eXKXXXXSXXXSSXXXXXSXXKXXXXSXXXSSXXXXXXXXXSXXXSSXKXXXXXXXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXXXXXNXSSSXXSSXKN' RXXSXXXXXSXSSXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXSXXXXXXXXSXXXSSX' IIIIIII v llll I , E An orchestra is playing in a hall just beyond. I'll look closer. Lo, who should I E

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