Hildebran High School - Tower Yearbook (Hildebran, NC)

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CLASS PROPHECY It wasn't yet dayllght when the call came to our statxon on the moon that our forces on earth we re 1n nee d of help W1thout a moment's hesxtatxon we were ready for blast off As ou: m1ss1le soared through space I ant1c1pated my arrival on earth after many years of bemg away What was the pla c e llke 'P What were the old graduates of '58 d01I1g7 W e landed a l1ttle after daybreak The manager of Trans Umversal A1rl1nes was on hand to gre et us Hey 1sn't that Tommy Phxlllps and wxth hlm hls very effxclent secre tary L1.m1,LgS1kes Tommy called a cab for us and the drxver was none other than Joe Brooks He always was dartmg m and out of close places It was then that I heard a shr1ll wh1stle Oh no we had run a red l1ght but SIHCE the cop was Gerald Lowman we got off w1th a l1ght sentence He asked us to have some breakfast wxth h1m We stopped 1n town at a restaurant owned by Rlchard Lowman The food was won derfull A te enage r stepped over to the Juke box and dropped m a quarter The number one song Love Satellxtes and You wrxtten by the fame d song wrlter Marvene Earley w1th mus xc by Tommy Wxlson was bexng sung by Frances London We fxnlshed our breakfast and contxnued on our way We p ur cha s e d anewspaper ed1ted by Cecxl Powell wh1ch carrled startlmg head lmes COUNTRY BOY MAKES GOOD Tommy M11ler ' s book FROM SKIDROW TO THE WALDORF IN 90 DAYS was a be st seller Another glance at the paper revealed that Na y -'.LlyLg,l.l a certa1H wiL WHS entertamxng at a te a ln honor of Saral,LQ9.Qk.El and Gall Johnson who have spent years xn Europe as fash1on desxgners As we journeyed on down the street my eyes wandered 'Beautywhxle you walt' Rac e H11debran's beauty salon looked styllsh and 1nv1t1ng He r assxstant Dorothy Hart was a very capable manxcurxst Suddenly I felt a hard nudge I turne d around and there was Sylvla Evans anewspaper colurnmst From her I got the low down on all the other graduates Art Whzsnant 15 head coach at UCLA Mary Chllde r s runs a florlst shop speclalxzmg ln br xdal bouquets Susan Abernathy owns and operates the c1ty l1brary Jerry Laxl has Just produced a play on Broadway ent1tled 'Gxrls Will Be Gxrls I was told that Warren Clark owned a wmter resort on the coast of Flor1da where Tony Lynn was employed as a very capable 11fe guard Phyllxs Berry Ls happ1ly' marrxed to a ranch owner spends her days brandmg cattle Hilda Eckard runs a dayj CJ nursery for boys under Z0 and over 18 who must have a car Edx IS coachmg basketballat ASTC Ihear she has an undefeat ed team Paul1ne Berry IS marrxed to a doctor and she proves a very able assxstant Maybelle Shelton and Patsy Ervm are teachxng the three R's Bxlly G Chxlde r s xs a chem1stry pro fessor at W e s te rn Carohna Oneda Berry s famou s g1rls' quartet whrch mcludes Peggy Campbell and Zae Abernathy 15 makmg good Nan Pe r ry IS teachmg elementary Enghsh to the Q1i 2 Nadine Wxlkmson and Gayle Conly who are happily marrled and at home where they should be .hmm IS workmg as a scrlpt wr1ter for the mystery show L1ghts Out Bllly S Chllders wanted to be a s tock car drxver but got sxde tracked and now 15 a model for men's clothes Ronme Brzdges IS manager of a meat pack mg hous e spec1al1z1ng mn sea foods Jerrxe Knox ha s fun ba1t1ng the hooks for h1m Joe Keller IS lecturmg each day at the Wh1te House on the subject of Atomic Energy In spxte of her smallness B txsafamous wrestler at Monroe Gardens Bland Fulbrxght and Mxke Fulbrxght struck oxl and are now lxvlng lt up ln Texa s Ann Curdy IS secretary at Jefferson Standard L1fe Insurance Company Its new bu1ld1ng 15 under constructxon by the famous contractor Charles Lmdsa ren' 'Sam IS the leader of a one man Bandj Irene where are all the others 'Pj Davxd Smlth IS dolngagood Job representmg N C as Senator Jimmy Wllson has spent some tlme ln the tr op 1 c s a s a banana grower He certamly had the experxence Dorxs Abernathy wxth the assxstance of Geneva Hart IS wrxtmg a book HO W TO KEEP A MAN HAPPY James Laxl set out to become a famous alrplane stunt flxer dolng the up sxde down loop The columnxst 1sn't sure but she thmks that Yvonne Yoder 1s somewhere ln Indonesla Remember the old quotatron whxch st111 holds true m many cases 'Belxeve nothxng you he and only half of what you see 7 Clas s Prophet Yvonne Yoder T . . . . ' . N f ' ' . . . I . - - t I ' ' ..,-.-,.a-. - h . I' K . . . , . .. ' -1 . . ' . - . . . 1 H . . . . . 1 n K . . . . . I .'- . . J - . . . , nc. WHA , ' e St, Y M -in . , . E. ..,. -.- - - YJ 1 . l . - - c - I ' .J , u I ., . . ,I h 1 . '. .. , . . I . I , . . ar Z8

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT omm Wxlsog leaves h1s pos1t1on on the annua staff to R1ta Aderholdt N ad1n e Wxlkmson leaves her throne to Revonda Chapman Yvonne Yoder leaves to Julxa Foster her F H A pres1dency mn hope s that Julxa can keep order Jlmm To nsend leaves to Sandra Carpe er lSW1tty ents B1lly S Chxldres leaves a blue Cadlllac to Larry Stxllwell Relax Larry 1t's just a toy car Jlm Wmlson leaves a certam wmdow s 11l by the breezeway to Dwlght Tucker S us an Abernathy leaves her cartoons to Bessxe Berry and Martha Bowman Dorxs Abernathy leaves to Brenda Yoder the money she collected for the sen1or's rnagazme dr1ve Oneda Berry leaves he r vocal chords to Kay lcard and Shzrley Church Paulme B e r r y leaves to Georgza Bustle her pla c e as glamour 1rl of the Senlor 1 Vx Cassglgpx vxbjxm GY 6Ehyll Berry and H1lda Eckard leave the1r pesterxng ways ' to Barbara Maynor and V1v1an Mltchell Ronnie Brxdges leaves to Ronda Brxttaln and Eugene Drurn hxs remark 'Oh well another day J oe Brook s leaves hxs sales abxlzty to Charles Fowler and Davxd Huffman K, A LU171-0'LA9UJ' LE-eagwg-1 Campbe leaves her place at the mxrror to an a Rowe Bxlly G C h 1 l d r e s leaves hls Hpoppmg off m chemlstry to Nancy Watts and Frances Sherrxll and Gall Abernathy Mary Chxld r e s leaves her part of the wmdow s1ll' to Sharon Stephens Warren Clark leaves hxs bee oot 1 fool bus to Robert Perry Gayle Conley leaves her absentee slxps to Edwa rd Yoder Leathxs Taylor and Zae Abernathy Sarah Cooke and Gall Johnson both leave to J oyc e Rudlsxll and Brenda Setzer thexr 1ce cream stand Ann Curdy leave s her posxtlon on the bulletm board commxttee to Ruby Young and Gerald1ne Wllson 'viarvene Earley leaves to Judy Srruth and Lmda Spencer her basketball ab1l1ty Patsy Erv1n leaves her thxrd perxod off1ce work to Barbara Srntth and Llnda Robmson xn hopes that more work w1ll be done Sylvxa Evans leaves to Vzrgmxa Abernathy hand Bland Fulbrxght leaves to Harrxl La1l and Robert Lxndsay hls smooth way of talkmg lvhke Fulbrxght leaves to Patsy Lowman Brenda Lowman and Reba Lowman hls frxendly sm1le Dorothy Ha rt leaves to Ruth Martm and Loulse Joplm her absentmmdedness Geneva Ha rt leaves Lena Mobley her hospltal bed Rachel H1ldebran leaves to Mary Ellen Lazl her natural curly han' Susan Abernathy Testator ' . .A V ' AY ' ' ' ' II - -'- rv . . . , ' , --- I I I . l . n A ' and Dewey Holman her fondness for short- . V' - ' ,I f k X Q A Y -5' L 0 , ' is ' - ' ' YI ' I I ' 1 11 , --s f' L',' L-.fu ' . X, 27

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,--. GJ! Aff bi J ,iw , D , i, . .,-. A 15- gf: M 1-qv. qv-Q, h A I '19 p,, wrgv j L3 F1-J 21 H 1. sf' df' Jdpsl Front Row: Doris Abernathy, .Toe Keller - Chief, Nadine Wilkinson. Center: Gail Johnson Back: Yvonne Yoder, Nan Perry, Susan Abernathy. JUNIOR MARSHALS