Mocksville High School - Mocksvillian Yearbook (Mocksville, NC)

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ROY GRADY WHITE Let the world slide. F.F.A. l,2,3,4p4-l'l2,3,4pLuncl1- YOUR Staff 3. JANET FAYE WILSON Love conquers all. Hi-Life Stuff l,2,4g Lunchroom Staff 2,35 4-H Club l,2,3,4pF.H. A. 47 Beta Club 3,45 Library Staff 4pAnnuol Staff 43 Junior Play. Class Prophecy My name is YVONNE HUTCHINS. I am a French correspondent for the New York Timer. One afternoon late last summer, I decided to take a walk in the surrounding hills. Suddenly I noticed one of those freakish summer storms beginning to brew, so I made a dash for the nearest means of shelter. This shelter proved to be a small dark cave. The cave was not nearly so dark as I first thought it to be, for inside it contained a crackling fire with a kettle hanging over it. A weird looking prophetess was bending over this kettle chanting to herself. She appeared to give me no notice, but continued to mumble and chant over the boiling brew. What do you brew, old woman? I asked. The future, my lady, she cackled. Do you wish to hear? Yes, I said eagerly and drew up a seat. First, I see in the smoking haze, Senator GAITHER SANFORD awarding the Certificate of Merit to marine heroes TENNYSON ANDERSON, ROBERT MABE, and FLOYD GREENE. Photogra- phers MELVER CULLER and BONNIE SHAW are taking pictures of this memorial event. The scene shifts to J. T. SMlTH'S T. V. Enter- prises. Inside the portals I see BETTY JO FOSTER starring in the BOB KIGER musical review. ANNE RICHARDSON, script girl, is standing by to prompt in case the star forgets. Came-ramen GRADY WHITE and EVERETTE GLASSCOCK roll the cameras for- ward for a close-up of NANCY BATES demonstrating GLEEM toothpaste. A sudden shift in the wind made the fire blaze brightly. The old woman's face glowed briefly as she beheld in the smoke a small county seat town in

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RACHEL GAIL WALKER A quiet and gentle nature has she. ,2,3,4, Officer 35 4-H l,2,3,45 Glee Club 15 Beta Club BAILEY ROSE WALKER 3,45 Hi-Life Staff 45 Annual Staff A rare good fellow in every way. 45 Superlotive 4. 4-H 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Halloween King Candidate 2. V X TOMMY WHITAK ER Do and hope. LOIS MAE WHITAKER So absolutely good is truth, truth never hurts the teller. 4-H 1,2,3,45 F. H. A. 1. MARTHA ROSE WATERS Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all. Beta Club 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Superlative 45 Basketball 1,35 4-H 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Hi-Life Staff 35 F.H.A. 35 Glee Club 1, 2,3,45 Student Council Rep. 1,25 Homecoming Rep. 3. ROBBIE GERALDINE WHITE Time does not become sacred to us until we have lived it. 4-H 1,2,3,45 Lunchroom Staff 2,3.

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Davie County. Mayor HENRY SHUTT is walking stately down the street. He is pausing for a minute to chat with housewife JO ANN GAITHER CRATLEDGED and her six children. BAILEY WALKER, proprietor of Mocksville's largest theater is calling a cheery 'good morning' to his neighbors across the street, Mr. and Mrs. KENNETH HOWELL fthe former JULIA ALLEN J, owners of Howell Department Store. I see, the old woman mumbled, Farmer TOM WHITAKER in town showing his ten pound pumpkin to editor LYNDA JEAN CRAWFORD. Mayor Shutt continues to saunter down the street only to be half knocked down by Veternarian JIMMY KELLY as he rushes to the aid of HARRIET TUTTE- ROW'S prize Persian Cat. Miss HELEN LAIRD, as she is hurrying to her job as home economics teacher at Mocksville Consolidated High School, waves a quick hello to nurse CAROLYN REAVIS. And now my dear lady I see a large hotel in Miami where the National Beta Club is holding its 1971 Convention. On the terrace Miss JUNE GREEN, national director, is chatting with PATRICIA SMITH, vice president. Former members of the Mocksville Beta Club, NANCY REAVIS, DORIS MCDANIEL, and MOLLY WATERS are honorary guests. Miss LINDA OWINGS is guest speaker. Mesdames J. C. Rockefeller and S. D. Wool- worth, formerly Misses HAZEL CLEMENT and PEGGY HARRIS of Mocksville are breezing by in their jet Oldsmobilesf' Mr, BILLY SELL, owner of Sell Furniture Com- pany, just back from a deep sea fishing trip with Miami Hotel Proprietor HOMER REEVES, is coming up the beach. Miss JOAN SMITH, New York's most famous model is being interviewed by reporter FAYE WILSON. Miss Smith is presenting Miss PATTY TAYLOR'S fall collection of latest designs. A gush of rain sizzles the fire momentarily. Then it blazes up again brightly bringing to the old woman's eyei the Annual Masonic Picnic. She whispered, Ah, there are housewives LOIS MAE WHITAKER, REBECCA CANTER, GERALDINE WHITE and JANICE SMITH, bringing well-filled baskets. Their old classmate, JOHNNY ETCHISON is greeting them at the ticket gate. Coming in behind them is Doctor GAIL WALKER. Mr. Etchison glimpses famous New York hair stylist ERMON BEAUCHAMP, out in the crowd. Talking to her is CAROL MILLER just back from Paris where she starred in Director DONALD ALLEN 'S latest movie. Columnist SARAH MARSHALL is predicting that Carol will be an Academy Award winner next year. Another old friend coming up to join the group is National 4-H Director ALTON SHEEK. He is telling them about BOBBY TALBERT and BILLY O'NEAL winning the National Cattle judging contest in Chicago. The old woman paused momentarily, then her voice drove on. I see clear, blue skies, an open plain and a brown clad group of hunters. They are the members of ONA GREY ROBERTSON'S all-woman safari. These daring adventurers are the Misses MARCIA LAGLE, SHELBY RICHARDSON and LOUISE KEATON. JEANETTE BUTNER is keep- ing a journal of the trip and MARY ALICE BOGER is taking movie scenes which will be released by MORGAN CHAFFIN 'S film productions. Returning to Paris by plane from their African trip they are greeted by stewardesses KATHLEEN GAITHER and BETTY LOU EDWARDS. Two other distinguished passengers on the plane are United Nation's Ambassadors to France, CHRISTINE BEAUCHAMP and COLENE BLACKWELDEKH The old woman paused: That is all. As I left the cave and walked home, I WONDERED! Yvonne Hutchins, Prophetess