Middleburg High School - Carrier Yearbook (Middleburg, NC)

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Class Prophecy Would you like to know what will become of the class of ‘55? If you will just sit back, make yourself comfortable, and listen to my story, will tell you w hat. you will be seeing and hearing arounc Middleburg ten years from,now. Having erected my Cre ll in-my own secret nell Where only I Pe r find: has a.mew hobby, now she’ Ss caltectite the ene Jr.) doesn’t get to first. ee lin took ove chance! ) ju Gharliac’ : advertised over Cincinnati. Robert Richards comedy - Ollie Harris--made his second million on his latest invention ‘ ‘The Mule-A-Matic Muffler’’. It has been fun visiting my old classmates, I have more time for visiting now since I gave up my job as typing teach- er at Henderson High School to take over as private secre- tary for a famous recording star. Joan Davis Prophet

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Class History ing and fun, “rd have; alee 1any good friends along Our first.place of interest was the first grad guide. She taught us the simple subjects, ° ‘Readin’ The Ray as our guide, In th {third grade we picked up some more tduk St. Including: Charles Franklin, Elsie Roberson, Bill Norwood, Buddy Kearson, Betty Nell Roberson, and Randolph Dicker- son, Mrs. Bxczee Blum was our guide. She taught us another subject, English. : There our acs: Miss Anna Clark, took sWritin’’’, nde ‘Arithmetic”’ ighth attraction. ok the name ‘“‘Fresh- sre otk This eS. we ha Las our guides Mrs, vics), Mr. Jim alee Me (Health), Mr. E.O. men’, The tome toate on a new Mary McColl (English), Mr. Willis Talton Young (Algebra), Mr. George Blum (Agri nomics). Mr. Talton was our head guide, — As we went to our next place we were given the. name of’ Sopli ior! . Here Mr.Fred Lee Hale (History) (Mr. Talton's PUN: ee: we lost'Mr. Jim Goodman “Miss Mewborn was our head guide. : IMe WS yavSrrce stop t alled us ‘Juniors’ | Here we had a.big feast --' ‘Junior-Senior Banquet’’. This place imeluded a trip to Washington, D.C. This was crammed with fun and excitement. We brough highly prized souvenier back with ud ele s Rings’’. We had the same guides with Mrs, McColl as our head guide. The next stop, sug 12th and last, was the greatest in our tore: We were called ‘ Seniors’’. This title meant a great deal to us and we started acting a little more the part--dignified. We had the same ones to guide with Mrs. McColl as ¢ head guide. Under the direction of Mrs. McColl, we presented | g Charlie, which was a big hit. The. Juniors ‘gave us a lovely ba most important tour we orl ever Os Sforian, “Peggy Duke

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Last Will And Cestament