Millingport High School - Acorns Yearbook (Albemarle, NC)

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1 i The crystal ball tells me that Minnie Almond wiH be a prosperous housewife in her seven room home. Luck to you Minnie. Koioe he ' s good to you because I know the Seniors wouldn ' t want you to suffer like you did in hish s chool , The crystal ball tells me too that Vergie Almond will be a very successful nurse in the Presbyterian Hospital and probably the head of the hos ' oital. All the Seniors are glad you goi: ahead cause you surely didn ' t have one in high school. S Vf «) • i- The crystal ball tells me that Jim Huneycutt will be foreman of a foundry located at Plyler,N.C. By achieving this job, he showed me he had it i n iLi)S won- derful muscles and shoulders- -but what about that head ' .? His muscles may be made out of iron but his head contains steel-wool. .... . The crystal ball tells mo that Martha Lippard will be the secretary for a medica.l ward in Albemarle HosDi- tal. She will be very successful and happy. The hospital was very lucky to obtain her for she brought nine cases for the maternity ward .,,..,..,...,5.,. p g 1 i i I s The crystal ball tells me that Kendall Mullis will be ovmer of Sunny Brook farm and operator of the largest dairy in the state. Luck Kendalll Just hope you don ' t get to many good kicks and none of ' era go dry; . i . ; . , , The crystal leaving for South construct several jungles of Brazil will suffer groat the encouragement aim and achieves like rusted steel ball tells me that Pinky S tough is America v here he has a contract to large super-highways through the It tells mo that he and his crow losses and almost give up but through of his devoted wife, accomplishes his much acclaim. That red hair may look wool but its temper. ;d 1 ' it

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MMijMj -Cj LA S S Our class like 9, schooner Loadeci. ancl ready for an excursion, ■ ' ■ill be leavinG; one norning To ba- ' jtle the wa e s of trials emerging. We lihe a schooner heaving with our course uncharted, Don ' t know v here we ' ll stop, Or v h. ' }ther we ' ].], get started, iht wo like a schoorer Ha ' o all oui s ' -Ixg abreast, . acmg the mo?: ' niji.g sun W.u.j.lf; the v,aves ar o at rest, Ovr e lt, s 1 h ' u a schooner y.Q a ' ' )G-!j t r-v-adv to sail. V hy,ve a t -c- iioncnts To decio ' r j.a t riinute details. Oi.:r class like a schooner rv?.s a .yo ' .ing and green crev ' , But thei ' O ' S not a one of us Who ' ll fail hccause he ' s untrue. Our class like a schooner Has keen taught to handle the v heel, Tko points on the oo.ipass of life, And how to sail on an even keel- Our class like a schooner Is going to feel the storms. at v e chink ' ic ' 11 get through, Though our sails are tattered and torn. Our clays like a schooner V ill he able to return, w- th our sails repaired. Our faces hr ovn from sunhurni- Our class like a scnooner V ' i 1 1 o u 1 1 i n 1 0 hi e 1 a s t of t h e h ar bo r s , To he paid off by C-od For the .justice of our labors. Seniors, lets keep on our course. Let ' s sail our ship straight and trae, So when the perils of our journeys c me We can sail our bark safely through. Pinky S tough