Landis High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Landis, NC)

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WaGhe Twenty-six Me EIRILO WY AC IS de “OUR FUTURE’—Continued 26. Louise Upright has become the most feared policewoman of the Landis Police Force. 27. Thelma Weatherman, Evelyn Deal, and Frances Carter are the inventors of a most irresistible perfume which no man can resist. 28. Mary Edith Weddington is now beautifying ugly women in her “ ‘Do or Die’ Beauty Parlor’ in Chicago. 29. Clay Kimball, a brilliant young en- gineer, is now building a dam which he hopes will compete with the great Boulder Dam. 30. The highly publicized candidate for President of the United States is none other than our own Troy Lawrence. 31. Mildred Harkey, Elizabeth Over- cash, Margaret Upright, and Joline Os- borne have finally acquired great fame with the assistance of the Brier Hoppers. 32. Mary Agnes Jackson has become owner of the world’s greatest and largest library so as to never run out of reading material. 33. Rena Linn is known throughout the south as the best basketball coach of the age. 34. Imogene McCool, a great explorer, has just discovered unknown territory around the North Pole. 35. Colleen Mills has joined the Waves to be nearer her sailor sweetheart. 36. Frances Poole is a Cadet Nurse who specializes on tall, dark, and hand- some patients. 37. Druscilla Roseman is now the fa- mous model for the John Powers Models’ Agency. 38. Jacqueline Russell, a famous night club entertainer, has recently returned home for a brief visit with her family. 39. Walter Ramseur, a daring young test pilot has just broken all speed records. 40. Dorothy Sechler is a traveling saleswoman for a “brush for all needs” company. 41. Alene Shaver has just made a big hit with her favorite movie star. 42. Perry Sloope, now more handsome than ever as a Lieutenant in the Army Infantry, spent a furlough home resting his feet recently. 43, Hazel Slough has graduated from King’s Business College with high honors. 44. Earl Sloan and Carl Sutton have become capable drivers for the ‘‘Grey- hound Bus Co.” (They guarantee you that they won’t kill you but once!) 45. Bernard Wise, successful business man is now owner of a chain of clothing stores. 46. Evelyn Slough, now has no trouble securing candy and gum for her stores since the end of the war. 47. Darolene Sweatt has become known throughout the world for her famous poetry. 48. Archie Yates, a Captain in the Navy, is now cruising around the world searching for beautiful women. Mary AGNES JACKSON, EVELYN SLOUGH, BERNARD WISE, Prophets.

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INGENHE Te 1 NS ISOVR I OGISINVIE “OUR FUTURE” 1. Alta Lee Abernathy has become the nation’s fastest writer of shorthand. (Thanks to Mrs. Harris’ patient instruc- tion. ) 2. Maxine Alexander is now a world famous starlet singing with Frank Sinatra. 3. Helen Beaver is a buyer for a huge Grant's Store. 4. Nellie Beaver has just become the Editor of The Landis Times, the first Landis newspaper. 5. Junior Billings has just won a valu- able medal for his correct usage of the English language. 6. Marie Bostian is a stenographer for Dwight Roseman, who is manager for a huge business concern. 7. Mary Elizabeth Bostian has just pub- lished her book, entitled How I Got My Man. 8. Carlene’ Hinson and Annie Lee Brumley are still laughing at each others’ jokes (as no one else will). 9. Helen Deal’s husband has returned from war, and they are now living happily in a little white house on the hill. 10. Annie Karriker and Helen Crowe are stenographers in the War Department at Washington. 11. Samuel Brown is now a beloved, distinguished French Professor at Duke University. 12. Mary Alice Ketner and Kenneth Fleming, two of the nation’s best lawyers, have set up a joint partnership in Reno, Nevada. 13. Ruby Edwards has finished college and taken up her duties as a Mathematics teacher at Landis High School. 14, Cora Mae Ennis and Kenneth Linn have finally set the date for their large wedding ceremony. 15. Helen M. Freeze has become fa- mous for the lovely pictures she makes for magazine covers. 16. Connie Butts is now the proud owner of several medals acquired during his service in the Army in World War II. 17. Paul Goodman, Carl Coone, and Eugene Outen are among the outstanding farmers of North Carolina. 18. Thomas Corriher is now Secretary of Agriculture in Washington, D. C. 19. Helen O. Freeze is the head nurse at Memorial Hospital with Mary Belle Goodnight as her most capable assistant. 20. James Miller has just made his ap- pearance in a famous program over sta- tion LHS. 21. Gladys Hampton is now the proud owner of her own grocery business. 22. Peggy Deal, a refined telephone op- erator, is getting along nicely with her new job. 23. Mildred Triece and Betty Roberts are now entertaining servicemen at the Roberts-Triece Servicemen’s Canteen. 24. Grace Troutman has become the devoted wife of a high-ranking Naval officer and is now residing near his base. 25. Bruce Goodnight is now making good on Al Pierce’s new radio program. (I hope, I hope, I hope.) Twenty-five

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