Millboro High School - Spur Yearbook (Millboro, VA)

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MRS. WOODDELL OUR HOMEMAKERS? ? ? ? HARRY LIVICK AN EXCELLENT TYPIST! ENJOY YOUR LUNCH! ! ! ! TIS LIKE THIS? ? ? MRS. McAllister now will you use this, please?

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Who’s Who Most Bashful Carlye Bogan Jean Tuning Cutest Bobby Williams Dale Purvis Most Dependable Sammy Brown Nancy Arbogast Beatrice Deitz Wants Ambition Favorite Expression Horror 1. Job Job With DuPont I Don ' t Know Shorthand Class 2. Diploma Office Job You Darn Tootin Two Faced People 3. ' 57 Ford Secretary Oh Gosh Tests 4. Job Secretary Oh For Goodness Sakes Snakes and Bees 5. Happiness Sonny ' s Wife For Pete Sakes Inconsiderate People 6. Success Office Job Oh Shoot Burgular s 7. Happiness Secretary Good Night Stuck Up People 8. Electric Dishwasher Homemaker Good Golly Bees 9. Thunderbird Secretary Goodness Sake Termites 10. Harper Ray Housewife For the Love Of Mike Lizzards 11. Lois Air F orce Dad Burnit Flirty Girls 12. ' 57 Plymouth Office Work Great Day Smart Alecks 13. Mercury Army I Say Two Faced People 14. Job Army I Be Doggone Smart Alecks 15. Ford Find a Job I Don ' t Know Dangerous Women 16. Job Army Daggone It Study Hall 17. Chevy Air Force You Don ' t Say Shorthand Class 18. Ford Convertible Marines And I Ain ' t Lying Hateful Girls 19. New Car Job You Know It To Agriculture Class 20. ' 57 Ford Army I Don ' t Know Agriculture Class I Biggest Pests Lovers Most Studious Dennis Loan Harper Wagner Johnny Leach Nancy Arbogast Lois Neff Kay Loan

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Class Prophecy Washington, D. C. July 16, 1962 Dear Florence, Vacation days are desk here in Washington. I will just have toiw ite and tell you wher jit and about all of our classmates of 19. f ‘ saw. ' ' ' I boarde ! plane in Washington for cer- tainly surpni ' to find Johnnie Leach as the should be stewardesaj t Dale Purvis! Thej jie stonoedover in Roanoke for the night.-, ' 3 red at the estopped over in Roanoke for the night.- ■the clerk was none other than Car lye liark was the manager of the coffee shop next was going to a movie I saw;?Janie K EtV e said hotel a: Philli , It evening as I fs secretary to a lawyer in New York. on arrival at the theater I recognized the manag j I talked to him for a little while. He certainly|,1| -said that ennis linged she 1 ' called a taxi to go back to the hotel. After I took a gpbdfTG k at the iver I. saw itc ' was Waldo Roberts. It really surprisedjjiEi ' j eing I got back to the hotel, I turned on the TV and whojfr be feafj ilii nthePerry Como show, but Greta Webb. She must haw l own 1 was.g ffiH to listen-ibecause she played my favorite s ong ' ’■■■ ■ for Florida the next morning and as I sat down! ' I jbeside me. It happened to be Helen Sams. She isj, jrejs 10?e ched Miami I ' went to the beach Where i couple a feliing ' y.the water . As they came . closer,;, 1 rjeC wno els l tois JNeff and Harper Wagner. They are living in igSas where Harper is stationed in the ' ’j?iir F methat a l BroWh s stationed at Ke le ' rvAirl” ” ' siseipp whe e he is working in ' is m the. armyj ' - ta tod at Camp Muir ' in: Onifty way Jo the hotel, Jean Tuning sfe She said- he ) Ssstess at the hotel. I couldn ' t IMS; she was ato b d |||i ln.j acll c l. The last few days of my vacation as I was going home, I met Beat- rice Deitzjon the train She as just getting home from summer school and is mak plans rfdr|her wedding. She mentioned that she and Sonny were flying WMawaii ori their honeymoon. When I go?? to Clifton Forge, I saw John McCoy at the station. He is foreman for the G O now. He said he thought Arnold Cauley owned several oil wells in Texas. 1 picked up a paper at the station and started reading it while wait- ing for my parents to come after me. On the society page I read that Nancy Arbogast and Paul haa just gotten married. Th. y were going to Canada on their honeymoon. I ' m hoping that I can get off from work long enough toa gj your graduation exercises at Dunsmore. ia young them-- and are arper told ase in Mis- bby Williams n, the street, this: because Love, Kay