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Prophecy As I was walking down a long, dusiy road one late autum afternoon, I was thinking of my classmates, wondering what each would be doing ten or twelve years from now; when, to my surprise, a hot-rod honked its horn. The driver stepped on the brakes and asked if I would like to take a ride. Of course, I said yes. He asked where to. So I said into the future ten or twelve years to see what my classmates will be doing. With that we were off. We turned off the dusty road and went by Bush Grocery owned by Harold Bush with Tommy Miller as assistant manager. Leaving the grocery store, we entered the residential section where the new high school was situated . Here we found Shelva PickJ.er teaching French, Billy Smith as agriculture teacher, and Merle Palmer, home eco- nomics teacher. The coaches of this school were Thomas Harris for the boys ' team and Johnsie Greene as girls ' coach. Dolly Turner is married and a neighbor to Daisy Morton, also married. Betty Lou Holt and Horace Mabry are models for the Donnie Cloth- ing Shop owned by Don Burleson. Thomas Pickler is head clothing stylist. As head chemist with a large chemical concern, Mary Ben Harris is busy, but happy, with her test tubes. Benny Furr is a lawyer and has Alene Chandler as his secretary. Glenn Eudy has a little hospital near the outskirts of town with Ramelle Pickler and Patsy Thomas as his head nurses. Lynn Eury is owner of the local paper with Evelyn Talbert and Anne Pinion as chief columists. Ruth Barringer is owner of 5-10-25c store with Alma Treece as assis- tant manager, and efficient office girls, Billie Ann Ferrell and Tempie Lefler. Reece Whitley and Howard Pickler are partners in a used car lot. Gene Mahathey has a large airport on the outskirts of town. Jo Ann Herlocker is very happy, for in her orphanage are twenty-five children which she loves dearly. About ten miles from all this was a large building with a sign bearing the name Rogers Rest Home. To my amazement it was owned by Mrs. Martha Rogers, but who wouldn ' t need a rest after teaching us? Prophet Alma Treece
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I. Alene Chandler, leave my position as business manager of the annual to Jimmy Lowder. I, Betty Holt, leave my one and only desire, to stay off the floor in just one ball game, to anyone who can do it. I, Ruth Barringer, leave my front seat in Mrs. Rogers English class to Norma Sue Lowder. I, Johnsie Greene, leave my ability to count scores at ball games to Reba Crisco. I, Dolly Turner, leave my ability to go steady to Peggy Pickler. I, Don Burleson, leave my muscles to Gene Smith. I, Harold Bush, leave. I, Benny Furr, leave with great hopes for the future, and happiness for the up-coming classmen. I, Gene Mahathey, leave my ability to retire at 18 as a bus driver to Lee Roy. I, Glenn Eudy, leave my French seat to anyone. I, Thomas Harris, leave my ability to feed fifty-two pigs every morning and get to school on time, to Alton Lentz. I, Reece Whitley, leave my baseball uniform, that is too big for me to Ravon Morton. I, Thomas Pickler, leave my ability to do my shop work well to Gary Greene. I, Howard Pickler, leave my ability to come in late to anyone who can get by with it. I, Tommy Miller, do hereby will my ability to get confused in Chemistry to Gerald Smith. I, Horace Mabry, do hereby will my musical talent to anyone who has the ambition. I, Billy Smith, leave my ability to try to play baseball to Charlie Doby. I, Lynn Eury, leave my curly hair and bashful ways to the junior girls. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1955. have set our seal. Testator, Dolly Turner
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