High Springs High School - Sandspur Yearbook (High Springs, FL)

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is 3 DURSNG THE NINTH YEAR TH'NGS REALLY BEOAN TO HADPEN OUR CLASS wAS BLESSED wITH A NEw A DDITION THE FOLLOW NG FRESHMEN EROM FOREST GROVE OD NED OuR CLASS FRED SMITH G W OWENS, TOMMY NEBB LUCILLE BARBER BETTY JEAN FOWLER, BETTY ALLIGOOD AND PATTY MARTIN MOST OF THE NEW PUDILS WERE BOYS AND THE O RLS WELCOMED THIS BECAUaE UNTIL THEN THERE HAD BEEN ONLY TWO BOYS N OUR CLASS THIS YEAR THE GIRLS HAD THE R FFRST AND AL MOST LAST YEAR or HOME CCONOM OS I SOMETIMES WONDER HOW THE SEWING MACHINES STOOO up UNDER OUR ROUGH TREATMENT COOTER EvERYBODY'S FRBEND TOOK TWO MONTHS TO MAKE ONE DRESS TH S YEAR HAS BEEN UNEVENTFU EXCEPT FOR THE NIT AT ON OF THE FRESHMEN BEEN DONE FOR SEVERAL YEARS SEN AS OHEER LEADERS SHIRLEY JOYCE KAHL CH Now WE ARE ANxIouSLY LOOK NG DOPHOMORE-FRESHMEN PARTY wHIcH W ICH HAD N T ANN POPE AND FORWARD TO THE Q A TRADITION THE DOPHOMORES OF 949 HOPE THE COMINP CLASSES w LL HAVE AS MUCH FUN AND ENJOY HIOH SDR NGS H AS MUCH AS WE HA E V SLI If QT if .D.f I . . JP ' f 3 Q 0 . Q Q K 5 'L A 5 3 f i 3 , . , H' O Q NE WERE PROUD TO HAVE TWO OF OUR G!RLS CHO- N ' T G A exin , , Y . ' 1 e X an ,,, ,X OI 2 i v . N fL 1 ox ' K ' A A I , 7 .J ff O- f

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4l'- . l 3 PROPHECY LAST NIGHT AS I SAT WRITING THE SOPHOMORE HISTORY, I HEARD A GENTLE TAP AT MY DOOR.UPON OPENING IT,WHOM SHOULD I SEE, DUT A LITTLE OLD LADY SENT WITH AGE. I SAID, NWHO ARE You, AND WHAT DO You WANT?' SHE RE- PLIED, THINGS THAT You SHOULD KNOW. UPRGRHEGYN, AND TDNIGHT I COME TO You T0 REVEAL 'L AND LO: SHE DID WITH HER MYSTIC TOUCH ROLL BACK THE CURTAIN or TOMORROW AND I SAW WHAT WAS TO GGNE. As SHE DREW BACK THE CURTAIN SHE POINTED WITH A LONG,BONY FINGER INTO A SAYING OF THE SOPHOMORE CLASS THESE THINGS As I LDDKED INTO THE LAND OF DIM sHADows, THE FAHILIAR SHAPES or BEINGS wHo WERE ONCE MY CLASS HATES STRANGE LAND AND OPENED HER LIPS AND SPOKE UNTO HE 'Looxl LISTENJN PROPHESY UNTO THE eovs AND GIRLS WHICH You BEHOLDGH THE FUTURE I COULD SEE THOSE FAIR AND RADIANT NOW CHANGED' A I LOOKED INTO PROFESSIONAL CIRCLES I SAW FRED SMI H, A GREAT DEBATOR ARGUING THAT cows SHOULD BE LEFT ON THE ROAD. THEN I SAW SHIRLEY POPE GIVING LECTURES AND WRITING NOVELS ABOUT HER AUNTS. As LKED ON SAW YEARWOOD HAD BECOME A NUN IN THE CATHOLIC CHURCH THERE wAs NANCY DONNALLY, wHo HAD CHANGED HER LAST NAME TO BAIN, STANDING ON THE STEPS or A QDAINT LITTLE COTTAGE BUILT FOR TWO, MERVIN NES w s NDER NIGHT GLU AN HE w LL A FL T V T THE GIR TH HAD EMOME A N L NAIRE HER HUSBAN HA BE KILLED ACCIDENTLY HND THERE wAs DEAR OLD COOTER COLLINS, CAPTAIN IN THE MRM NGRHA AY ANE HAD DEGGNE E TTLE OL LADY DRIVING A STREET G R ELOISE STEWART HAD TAKEN VOICE LEssoNs AND HAD BECOME A GREAT PRIMA OGNNA. J YGE KAHLICH AND HLR HUSBAND OWNED A LITTLE FISHING BOAT, THEY HAD BECOME ATTACHED TO THE SEA WHILE HE WAS IN THE NAVY. MAYOLA BECKWITH wAs AN oLD NAID wHo SAT RATIENTLY WAIT NG FOR HE RIGHT MAN TO COME ALONG OWENS STOOD IN FRONT or A TALL CATHEDRAL, HE HAD DEDICATED LUCILE BARFIELD S TO THE MINIST Y BARBER HAD BECOME A NURSE ASSISTING CHARLES , A GREAT PSYGHIATRIST IN CHATAHOOCHEE. ICE S UHAKER WAS S NG NG IN A NEW YORK NIGHTCL o TTY ALIGOOD W S MARRIED AND RAISING CHICKENS ON CHICKEN FARM BETTY STAR IN HOLLYWOOD JEAN FOWLER HAD BECOME MISS AMERICA AND A MOVIE AYER, ENN. ARY BETH MCDONN LL LL IGH SCHOOL TRYING L II JZ-zw ' .1- Q1 lei f I 5 T 9 I I WA INSIDE I PAT ' ' xy HI A A Sou ' IN A B D AS DX' STI BIG IR II H LS. ff Ru D IL IO . D D EN , I A I Y, R L A AT LI D A . O - TGNNY wAs A GREAT BOXER AND ATHLETE. I T , G. W. HI LIFE R , 97 4 J AL H I I ua BE A A 'A I IL has -0- 2 I 'ra - D - : . LX I - TI INX T0 X I . R -D J. N- -.:,A ' C