Mullins High School - Leaf Yearbook (Mullins, SC)

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--new-,-' -f f '-P A CLASS PRUPHECY Dear Hal, Congratulations! I was indeed pleased when I saw your name in the current issue of Who's Who in American. Since you were president of our class of 1949, Iim sure you will be interested in these bits of gossip con- cerning the other members of our class. Having returned to dear old Mullins last week after ten long years, I found quite a few things changed. In the business world, Earle Jennings Hayes sure has been prosperous! He bought his be- loved wife, Anne Permenter, a new fur coat for her birthday. He even increased his jan- itor, Ernest Hinson's pay . . . Mrs. Hinson, formerly Grace Hardwicke, is now official washwoman for Bane's Launderette . . . Smoky Joeisv poolroom burned last week due to the inefficient wiring by Electrician Tom Huggins . . . Jiffie Beckman and Bill Jenerette, after long years of practice, have finally reached their goal of becoming house detec- tives at the Sir Walter Motel, now under the management of Paul McMillan . . . Kenneth Wright is now under the care of Doctor King Martin and, The Second Gillespiev, Doctor Claude Bullock, undergoing treatments for a slit throat obtained while getting a shave from the town barber Mack Johnson . . . Gertrude Freeman, Super-duperi' rep o rt e r of the Nichols H erulcl, plays a prominent part on this staff in writing consolations to the heart broken . . . Speaking of hearts, would you think Edwin Floyd ever had one when he still insists on butchering those poor little innocent cowsv? . . . Our most prominent and successful millionaire, Bill Dudley, is now liv- ing on Snob Hill enjoying much luxury with his beloved wife, the former Miss Bobbie Ellis . . . Kenneth Gasque has taken up where his father left off in Doing A Black Business White . . . Game Warden Red,' Huggins slightly injured Fleetwood Bass in one of his drifting moments! . . . Francis Smith is giv- ing instructions to Jack Graves and Winston King on How to Get Muscles F astv . . . Janet Lambert, Joyce Jones, and Betty Jane Brown just canit hold a man, so theyire just estab- lished an old Maid's home in North Mullins . . . Tiggie', Hooks, Margaret McMillan, and Flora Jean Collins finally finishing Coker Col- lege with degrees in Men Psychology, still can't nab a man, so they have decided to join the North Mullins Old Maid's Home . . . W. G. Skipper and Jimmy Reaves have finally moved to the river, they decided that their old Model T just couldn't withstand the Wear and tear to go and come back to town in one day . . . Marguerite Mauney is now residing at her cottage at Windy Hill Beach . . . T. Mc- Queen and Charlie Smith are coaching basket- ball at the big city of Fork. Good work boys! . . . Our favorite drummer, Jake Gibbs, had to lay his sticks down because of a broken arm. Mrs. Gibbs just doesnit have any mercy . . . Don't miss Pat Vaughanis new movie, Petunia Pig Goes On A Spreen . . . These Gapway boys have really come up in this world. S. H. Owens is now head of the Farm Bureau, D. H. Owens is professor of Math at Gapway School, Joe Brown, having reformed, is the pastor at Gapway Baptist Church, and Don Collins just rides around in his good-looking cars. Others making their homes at Gapway are: Margie Livingstone Gasque, Ione Fowler Lewis, and the Love Birdsv Ellen and Herbert . . . Bobbie Webster is now teaching dancing at the Uni- versity of Hawaii . . . Earnest Williamson has finally reached his goal as chief chicken grower of South Carolina . . . Virginia Snipes after turning down her offer to be a Powers Model, has taken up the profession of nursing . . . Sarah Huggins still canit make up her mind about anything . . . The Ipana Company has hired Ira Rogers to pose for pictures advertising their products . . . Annie Mae Merritt, Annie Mae Miller, and Marjorie McCumber have opened a new beauty salon, specializing in How to Become Beautiful . . . Kenneth Rogers has an experimental farm of his own at Rains, South Carolina . . . Betty Dean Rogers having such a love for fireworks and excitement has just tied the knot with Capps . . . Mrs. Clyde Richardson, the former Miss Mary Lib Lowe, had such a love for dumb animals that she is now raising little ipossumsn. As for me, I just live and look after other people's business!!! Sincerely, ALMA JEAN JOLLIE, Class Prophet.