McLeansville High School - Oak Yearbook (McLeansville, NC)

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CLASS PROPHECY A LOOK INTO THE FUTURE It is the summer of '68. I decided on my vacation la s t month to go back to my old home town of McLeansville to see how my classmates were prospering. I had not seen any of them for ten years, so I was very anxious to see them again. Upon arriving in McLeansville, Iwent to see Mrs. Clapp, our senior advisor. She told me she had retired from teaching and was very happy to devote all her time to her home. She also told me that Jean Raye Ma rtin is now teaching the third grade at McLeansvil1e. Jean Raye is doing very well and all the children love her. After talking with Mrs. Clapp, I went to see Carolyn Braswell. Carolyn is a secretary for a large firm in Greensboro. Carolyn told me that Bobby Whitesell is the owner of Whitesell Electric Company. I was glad to learn of his success. My next encounter was with Nancy Kivett. Nancy has become one of the most famous fashion designers in the world. She has designed clothes for many well-known movie stars. As I didn't have much time, Nancy told me about most of my other classmates. Bobby Isley owns a large dairy farm near McLeansville. I was not surprised at this, as Bobby had always liked farming. I was delighted to hear that Glenn Ray Cook is working for the F.B.I. I'm gl ad that his dreams have come true. As Barbara Jobe had always liked to draw, she put her talents to work and has become a very famous commercial artist. Bennie Register has become very successful as a diesel mechanic. I was very glad to hear that Rachel Lowe has be c ome a singer. She has written two hit songs and has recorded them herself. Jannette Brown has become a doctor's assistant. She is planning to quit soon and start her career as a home maker. S. G. Gannon has become a skilled electrician. He told me that he is planning to go in- to business for himself soon. S. G. told me that Joe Sam Edmonds has become a very good telephone lineman. My next visit took me to the home of Pats y Anderson. Patsy is a history teacher at Bessemer High School. Patsy informed me that Joanne Smith is now Dr. Thomas H. Sears' nurse. Remem- bering her own visits to the dentist, Joanne is very kind and patient to Dr. Sears' patients. Marlene King, I learned,has become a suc c e s s ful cosmetologist and is owner of a beauty salon on Main Street. I also learned that Nancy Turner is a private secretary for a large Greensboro firm. I went to see Harold Apple after leaving Patsy's home. Harold is a. state highway pa- trolman and is very happy in his career. Harold told me that Bonnie Welborn is a registe rd nurse at the Moses Cone Memorial Hospital. Bonnie had always wanted to be a nurse, and I was delighted to hear of her suc- cess. As I was leaving Mclseansville, I saw Billy Overman. He told me he had just returned from a trip to Hawaii. Even during high school days he had wanted to be foot loose and fan- cy free, so he is enjoying traveling. Billy told me that Jerry Clapp had earned the reputation of being a good mechanic. I was glad to hear of this. After these visits I came back to New York. I was glad to get back to my job as secre- tary and ve ryhappy to know that my classmates of '58 were so happy and successful in their chosen professions and homes. Betty Lou Garner

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