Kirkman Vocational School - Spirit Yearbook (Chattanooga, TN)

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jean Woodward is a Powers Model and we hear she is doing a swell job as head model. She should with all that beauty. Kenneth Shull now owns the jet Airline Company. They fly non-stop from New York to Paris in 6 hours. Some of his flyers are Charles Seabolt, Hosea Sessions, and William Rogers. While talking about flyers and flying, we hear that James Boyd, James Langley, and Thomas Galbraith are all pilots in the U. S. Air Force. B. L. Cofer is a Commander in the Navy, and he is trying to help Billy Belcherdlmring his rating up. Philip Phillips is now a Captain in the U. S. Army. Ruth Phelps is a stewardess in the . A. F. We hear that Virginia Beavers is a private secretary to a Private in the Marine Corps. Virginia informs us that Opal Stokes has just won the Nobel Prize for Acting in Shakespearean plays. From New York we journey to Canada where we see Peggy Breeden chugging down the highway in her '48 Chevvy, trying to make it to Florida before her car Rl falls apart. From Canada we go to Washington, where gwe visit Commander Fred Geer of the U. S. Coast Guard, who is helping to stop wars before they start. Patsy Brock, Senator from Tennessee, is now in session with Congress. Emmeline Conner is Private Secretary to the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. Shirley Lewis is President of the,United Nations, and is doing a worthwhile job. Lenora Walker is Ambassador to Russia. Wesley Norman is a cabinet builder in Washington. All his wood is hand carved by the most famous,men in the U. S. Next we visit Pasadena to see,the Rose Bowl. No. 66 looks familiar, so we strain our eyes to see if we know him. Much to our surprise it is our old classmate james Ivey. Also playing are his 'many sons, like Father, like Son. This is truly a football team like Gaye Stapp always wanted Down in Santa Anna, Martha Goggins' Horse Ranch is the biggest and best. Bill Ashburn is a jockey on Martha's ranch, and has brought in some of Melvin Carter's Winning Horses. There's only one who could groom them well enough to show off, and that is John Sisk. Leroy Cunningham has a string of night clubs out near Hollywood, and he does a booming business. Some frequent visitors are Edith Clemons, owner of Paramount Theatresg Bill Hayworth, who is currently starred in a picture with his namesake Rita g Carolyn Gass, hairstylist and make-up artist for Universal-In- ternationalg Albert Johnson, a millionnaire playboy and his maid, Jeanette Johnson. We ask if he plans to marry. His reply is, Oh, I am married! My wife Delores Smith is home with the kids. Last but not least is Randall McCoy, who is stand-in for Mario Lanza. DeWillis Davis owns a New SL Used Car business-trades the stars ears. Raymond Akins and Eugene Morgan are living dangerously, they test Jet Autos. Robert Russell has become famous for his many symphonies and also does lyric writings. Joyce Cox sings these. David Perry and Gerald Mowery have gone together into T. V. work. Gerald installs them, and David tries them out. William Monds has made a name for himself by being the first person to swim the Atlantic Ocean, and Charles Holcomb helped financially! Don Dunn has taken Norman Rockwell's place, and has made Van Gough and Rembrandt look like house painters! Texas! Our next stop-and very interesting. Arthur Keith is owner of a Petroleum industry and sells gasoline for National Service Stations, Inc. Dennie Nation is just resting-looking over his oil wells. Roy Mid- dlebrooks has a chain of stores, and drives a 1965 Cadillac. In Hawaii we encounter jack Pell. Jack tells us he sings with a band, and some of our former friends are on the program. They are the famous Lei Dancers,' Doris Ritchie, Patsy Locklear, and Bettye Payne. On to japan, where Robert Kennedy is head of the Board of Directors of a silk mill that manufactures Dental Floss for Caterpillars. Africa, our last stop, then home! The first we see is Billy Smith, a professional big game hunter. And last, before we start for home, James Gravitt, a Missionary. gives us his spiritual blessings before we board our plane. In the distance the mist creeps up, gradually closing another chapter in our lives. The rhythm of our Alma Mater dies away slowly-Good-bye! Good-bye! 50

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Wahl Bill Bankston Charlene Adams l , ,i Row 1: Phyllis Layne, Treasurer, Bill Bankston, President, Ruby Bruton, Reporter Charlene Adams, Secrteary. Row 2: Mr. Carr, Sponsorg Jerry Haley, V-Presidentg Mr. Sharrock, Sponsor Miss Bennett, Sponsor. 52