Gatesville High School - Goober Yearbook (Gatesville, NC)

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fast will And Zestament We, the class of '60, being of sound mind and even disposition do, hereby, make our last will and testament. Listen, to whom it may concern, I do, hereby, read this highly valued document. I, Pat Brown, will my s tr aight hair to Betty Smith, as I'm sure she is tired of nightly pin-ups. X I, Hulda Fleming, will myl quietness to Etta Brown Spivey. g , S B I, Jeff Wiggins, will my 'mechanical ability to Douglas Freemanq-...fp I, CherylJoyner, will my men with Fords to,Joan Sawyer. . . f , V' We, Nancy Cowper and Shirley Eure, will our charm with the bo ysl to Lois I, Rita Rae Ward, will my promptness at school to Billie Cox. , , . I, Joe Buck, will to Kenneth Jones a new set of tires, in hopes his car squealsfas loudly as mine, H. I, George Baker, will my ability to sneak up in the lunch line to Jimmy K. Wyatt, Tom Smith, and Elton Taylor. ' We, Nancylvlitchell and RachelJohnson, will our dancing ability to Barbarallarifbll. I, Katty Smith, will nickname Kittv to anyone who looks like a cat. W . ' ww ,. I, Earl Taylor, will my curly hair to Tommy Hill and Charlie Casper. . BY4- ffl gl I, Davidfwilliford, will my ability to get by with anything to Carroll Nixon, Johnny Lane, and'Eddie Harrell. I, Paulette Felton Wester, will my ability to be a studious senior to Emilylll-larrell. Junqie Umphlette, will my wonderful personality to Garland Felton, .pen-y Eure I and Bale Morris. ij I, Bobbie Ann Eure, will my school bus to anyone lucky enough to getiitj I, Ray Chappell, will my ability to get along with the girlsf' to Allen Fel- tonyand Sherwood Eason. .j ff I p We, Marie Lilley' and Peggy Horton, will our ability to trans1ate',Frei1.ch to Marion P2.1'kBIf.., Boykin. will you need it next year. L E Billeyngfyvillflmy 55' Ford that will go to Sunbury withoutnia driver to any- one-iwhg, Canpeat me1ltherqgs,,. , ,I how-to-go-steady to Taylor 'l' Qour ability to hook boy with a car fo-VlileitenvsfrP.9fk1iiSQ11lf'sLfff,gfff+ .l'i i -.,t-' ' n I f tl twill, my ,weakness for girls Evans, and RiChHi'F1?1?7?QBIi121I1.--.tr. .vtt 1 1-Tfw, t ie - , J..l ff ' ' ' 'ii' ,w.-: . -M -,,-i.'?1-I.v:i I- ffl ,' , .iyjfgegejfsgr nt., 1, L. T. Harrell, will my ability to p1ayllba11. to I, Paulette Harrell Eure, will my inability to write the to any Junior drafted to the task, next year. Testator Paulette Harrell Eure l7

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Class History e pFour short yearsago, Aa group of thirty-one freshmen en- teiredithe 't u i pbintiof theiri ' llivfesf high stithool. After struggling eight long years, we had finally reached what we thought was the end of all our cares. i Our freshman year was one of the eventful years of high school. These thirty-one freshmen had much ltoglearn. One of our cherished memories is the excitement of Mr. Askew's famotis three questions in General Science Class. Working hardtduring our ninth grade was only a stepping stone to the Our sophomore Qyearkwasfmuch better 'than our freshman year. s'si By tthatftimet,1we weretj-adjustedltoithe highfgschool cur- riculum. That.year, tth,e .Student Council sponsored a, Christ- dance, 'ioftthefihighllgchomfstudents enjoyed. We alsogenjoyed othegfyypartpiesl agtivities. V Junior year W withfouri junior-senior banguet, made possible by our principal, and faithful teacher, Mrs. Phoebe iijvens, will always be afiher is he d memory. We worked very ,eo hard to make this o ccassion a success. We found that oiirteiiass had to work together to obtain the goal we wished 119 reach- r t ,WIS were glad to have Mrs. Evelyn Willey join our faculty at- GHS. i we are a group of twenty-seven seniors, four less the fall of 1956, when we entered high school. ll'b know not what r e may bringgfbut whatever it brings, there will be times when soundffthinking is needed to make intelligentrdecisions. These decisions will largzelly depend on of the youth of today. year. Mrs. Dorthory H. Wago- ner 99111 thatyeillifglelififg.9P901'?f5FC91tyfs .lle i yy -lri ifriends, alllofnustfoyr mak g. pfdf these .four 'rn05T, Cherished 'C 'A if Cheryl Joyner I6

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Class Prophecy I, Rita Rae Ward, after successfully completing a day of work as secretary to the president of Boeing Aircraft C omp any, wander into the living room of my pent house in New York, and sit down to rest my weary bones. As I settle down in my chair, I find myself dreaming of past days. Yes, the good old days---school days! I think of my classmates in school, and I can see that they have all come a long way since we gr adu ated in 1960. The year is now 1970---ten years later. I can see Marie Lilley as a typical old maid school teacher. At the age of 28, she has given up all hope of becoming anything else. The former Hulda Mae Fleming is now o p erating the Fleming Home for the aged. Hulda holds the position as chief cook and bottle washer. , Bobbie Ann Eure has joined the staff of 'the highway patrol, as a police woman. I wonder if she ever ever chases anythinggotherthan men? , . ,. Bobby Ray Chappell is racing in the famous Darlington 500 with his fast Chevy . I see that Rachel Johnson is dancing in the famousf Silver fsnpper, sispstill looking for a mate. i - V' 1: . Pat Brown is an English Professor at the University of North Carolina. 'Shie ,is leading two lives, that of ayteacher and that of a professional singer. . A Q, X V ' y Katty Smith5is now busy keeping her hu s b and and family happy. She 'does findtime to do other thingsfthough. For instance, she has just won the Pillsbury baking contest with her famous cracker pie, . , A ' K Paulettell. 1Eure is staying pretty busy keeping up with little George Jr. whois 'eightfyears old now. 1' ' 1 2 Cheryl Joyner has really made a name for herself. She owns her own private nospital and has the.World s greatest staff of doctors working under her supervision. y U L ' Carolyn Felton has become a secretary for a public accountant. She seems real. enthusiastic abouther job. fi f f George Baker has just gotten his degree in medicine from the University of North Carolina. Whilefniajoring in medicine, he minored in girls. , A , Paulette F. Wester has joined the Navy, and is specializing in following her husband around the world. - Jeff 'ii, Wiggins has become the wor1d's most famous barber and tonsorial stylists for amen. V f 3J0e,Buck has become president of the J. E. Buck Tobacco Company. I can see that his. little tobaccoifarm in Drum Hill has grown a great deal in the past ten years. Nancy Cowper has given B. B. a competive race for the top female motion picture stargin the Qeunfryl-.fs at i . H j I David Willifordf is the newest member of-the Harlem Globtrotters. He enjoys touring the world whilefjshowing off his skills of basketball. l I -V Peggy Hortonhhias become editor of the New York Times. She always did enjoy working on the Chaftery DiSP8tch. but I never thought she would go this far. ,f ' an Q Lorene Phelps is a well known switch board operator for the new T. V. station at White Oak. Roger Larieihas' just won the title of Mr. America. x A 0 ' ff Junie Unaplilette- is QIQW a captain in the army and is stationed in Hawaii, it William .LeelLilleyf'is, .thenew president of the Greyhound Bus Company. 'i'l '.'Willie always did have a lovefforfbusesyeven in high schooliwhen he drove. a.n5old'.school-,bujsj.' Earl Taylor now retired from farming and is talclngVit.eas yAat his hginel Ear1'S am- bition has been acc?6mpf1islied4 iat last. He owns' andlmanages fthe'fbiggest fai'mfin'Gates County. Nancy M itc h ell tis running I-the lVlitchell's'Beauty' Salon in'Gates.L Hers specialty is dying everyone's hair the shade of hers, '.., . A, j i ,fi f ' 1 Rachel Parker is still'loolaingfforfherli one ohlylfg' ,,si Shirley Eure has become cgne of the ogitsitandignjg fp.modelsfWof'today. She is now working in New York. , 1? i 3.1.1. f 4 :jf L. T. Harrell, our gaithtulgagclass president,-aflterfinuoh 31onely'andVhg.rd struggling has finally become President of the United States. ' V . V Mrs. Cross has retired fromteachingf at1Gatesvi1le 'High School and isa staying at home. Ten long years have passed, and I. can ,see where we are now. Only time will tell where we will be when the next ten 'H'ave'Qdriftedf byl-53119803 ' W T 'M' I i 51 ,, j V K g .A Rita'jB,aeiWard ' ' Prophet 1 8