Minerva High School - Annual Yearbook (Minerva, KY)

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In the future we see Pat Forman riding in her dearly loved convertible dressed in furs after her Hollywood singing debut. We see Gordon Moran still pumping gas and pumpingCharlotte and Patty Sue for a date. In the future Wendell Pollitt still drag racing with Larry and still carrying a car load of girls. We see Jerry Arthur as a welder in West Virginia. In the future Paul Jones will probably become the best crap shooter at F ernleaf. We findPete Davis and Sharon as the Davises still argueing about sicknesses, only now it is her. We look in the future and see Regina Newsom still looking for Eddie Smith's rings which she looses so many times. WILLS OF THE CLASS OF '60 I, Virginia Gill, will my ability to go with the Augusta boys to Barbara Gill and my liking Fords to Dian Bush. I, Alma Darnell, will my ability to get along with my classmates to Anne Lyons and my quietness to Louise Gallagher. I, Tony Wenz, will my ability to play basketball to Jerry Asbury and my ability to drive a Mercury to R. L. Allison. I, Linda Allison, will my typewriting ability to Jackie Collins and my love for Bookkeeping and Mr. Hall as the teacher to Carol Allison. I, Norman Hinton, will my ability to be a mechanic to David Adams and my class ring to Louise Gallagher. I, Barbara Gilbert, will my ability to cheer to Sharon Lunsford and my good disposition to Wanda Sims, and my ability to keep my boyfriend to Donna Moyer. I, Pete Davis, will my ability to play basketball to David Harney and my ability to stay out of trouble to Billy Myers. I, Jerry Arthur, will my shortness to Charles Pollock and my ability to be a gentleman to Jesse Gibson. I, Wendell Pollitt, will my neatness to Charles Rice and my ability to drive a safe Ford to David Adams and my muscles to.Douglas Lawrence. I, I, Billy Asbury, will my flattop to Wilbe Smith and my grades to Earl McElfresh. 17

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PROPHECIES FOR THE CLASS OF ’60 In a few years we see Betty Collins making her way through medical school by giving charm lessons and copying Briget Bardot. In the future we see Ann Scott and Allen Porter married with many little chubby brats taking reducing pills. In three years Velma Tucker will be working in Hamilton, Ohio and making a living for her husband. In the future we see Jackie Griffith still chasing Moo the only boy who could ever change her standard of morals. As we look in on Jerr.v Jones we see him married to Brenda Hickle and a houseful of kids and a handful of bills. In the future we expect to see Norman Hinton still contented and happy just to be driving his tractor away from the house and three or four little trac- tors behind him. In a few years we find Barbara Gilbert married to Joe Slack and singing her children to sleep with Its Been A Blue, Blue Day. In a few years we will find Virginia Gill married to Jim Ruf with a lot of little chimneys to go with the roof. In the future we see Billy Asbury running from Sharon Deadmond and Sharon still waiting for a blind date. We look in on Jimmy Lunsford still running after other boys' girls and spy- ing on parkers, wishing it were himself. In the future we find Bennie Kidder waiting to find a dance partner to start a professional dance school. Tony Wenz will be a handsome sailor still very bashful and receiving ro- mantic letters from Martha. Jimmy Allison will be a bachelor lawyer trying to get the nerve to speak to his pretty stenographer. We find Billy Calvert trying to propose to Betty Lou Lee who is giggling be- cause Billy has his foot stuck in some of her old gum. We find Billy Huddleston trying to explain what he was doing in Hamilton, Ohio to his girl from Orangeburg. In a few years we see Donald Hay chasing Augusta girls and asking Ann Jacobs for a date. In the future we expect to find Linda Lou Allison out in the yard every morn- ing and evening to continue flirting with bus drivers. Alma Darnell1 s quietness will probably take her far except with the boys; thus she will be an old maid. 16

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I, Jerry Jones, will my ability to go steady to Donald Ravencraft and my ability to study to Douglas Lawrence. 1, Billy Huddleston, will my ability to handle a car in bends and in city traffic to Earl Darnell. 1, Jimmy Allison, will my desire to work in radio communications to Johnny Johnson. I, Ann Scott, will my big, big lovely figure to Lois French and my ability to make parliamentary mistakes to Charolette Griffith and last but not least my leadership ability to Pigeon Lawrence. I, Regina Newsom, will to follow in my footsteps Diana Newsom and Lois French to keep their minds on pleasures like visiting Buddy and Billy. Also, 1 will my intelligent brain to the Junior Class for examination. I, Betty Collins, will my big brown eyes to Brenda Reeves and my good disposition to Martha Wells and my cheerleading ability to Ann Jacobs. 1, Jackie Griffith, will my height to Marian Wheat, my ability to sing to Wilbe Smith and my love of the Cafeteria meals to Sharon Deadmond. 1, Velma Tucker, will my blue eyes to Barbara Gill and my ability to get English to Dian Bush. I, Jimmy Lunsford, will my excellent health and ability to grow to Billy Myers and my ability to touch the first jumping stick to Eddie Mains. I, Pat Forman, will my variety of hair styles to Sharon Deadmond and my love for convertibles to Donna Moyer. I, Gordon Moran, will my ability to work at a service station to Maurice Frodge and my ability to stay out of trouble to Patty Fraley. 1, Billy Calvert, will my ability to get out of class to Charles Pollock and my good conduct to Ronald Bess. 1, Donald Hay, will my ability to stay away from Maysville to Billy Myers and my size to Earl McElfresh. 1, Benny Kidder, will my ability to drive a Chevy to David Adams and my ability to dance to Billy Gilbert. I, Paul Jones, will my hair style to David Adams and my height to Donald Ravencraft.