Millboro High School - Spur Yearbook (Millboro, VA)

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Class Of 1957 Row 1; Harper Wagner, Lois Neff, John McCoy, Kay Loaii, Dale Purvis. Row 2: Dennis Loan, Florence Jack, Sammy Brown, Bobby Williams, Nancy Arbogast. Row 3: Arnold Cauley, Greta Webb, Beatrice Deitz, Johnnie Leach, Helen Sams. Row 4: Waldo Roberts , Jean Tuning, Carlye Bogan, Janie Kelley, Phillip Clark.

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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

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MILK IS ALWAYS NOURISHING! ! WE ' RE MARRIED NOW! 1 HE ' S THE TEACHER! ! ! IT MUST BE FUNNY! ! MUST GO TO PRESS YOU HAVE MY SYMPATHY THE THREE MUSKETEERS! ' FATHER AND SON? 7 7 NO MISTAKES! ! ! OOPS! I MISSED THE STITC: ! NICE FIT, HUH! ! PESTS? ? ? ?