Northfork High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Northfork, WV)

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CLASS PROPHLCY As I sat in front of the open fire place gazing at the flames, I seemed to see a vision formed by smoke from a brightly flickering white flame As the smoke rose a little, I suddenly found myself in the city of Sacramento, California, and to my amazement I saw Nancy Lewey, a famous interior decorator, designing the rooms of the governor's mansion As I left the building I caught a glimpse of the governor, Junior Jones, ard his wife, Jane Anderson, who is now a prominent executive at the Large Orange Bank whose owner is the great William Cowan. On the next block of the city stands the Jack Herndon Hospital which has made the greatest discovery of all ages, a serum for making men more handsome, which was discovered in 1961 by the famous scien tist, Tommy Rakes, and his assistant, Eugene Furches In the surgery rcoa, I find Carol Mills, who has recently become Supervisor of all Nurses in California The brain specialist in this locality is the I SJ one and only Doctor Landon Milliams QED F9 Leaving the nospital and going toward Twenty first Street, I notice a top feature singer, Anita Tapia, who started her career in school on an assemoly program and then decided to follow up her career of becoming the star of the 'California Opera House At the , ,, bottom of this special attraction I notice the Director of Art for this company is Maudie 1cPeak, whose business partner is Shirley Nogxf W02RY Lewey Passing the Art Galleries, I wound my way into a studio where a television program was just beginning I found a seat in the balcony where the view to the stage was excellent As the curtain went u to my astonishment, I saw that tne models for the 'Fade and Fasaions program were som of my school pals Jean Bell, Sue Reed, Betty Sexton, Kay Osborne, Rochelle Blackburn, Melba Snyder, and Joann Pennington Some of the famous guests were Betty Craft, Dorothy Jones, Mary Fagio, and Icie Donathan, all of whom rose to fame in such careers as movie stars and script writers One of the movie producers, Vester Gravely, featured the top event of the evening with the lovely ballet dancer, Carole Mullins After the show I met the sponsor, Bobby Seren, from whom I learned that Betty Sue Lewellyn had become a missionary to Africa while 'vlary Jane Otey was teaching in the State University of Colorado ,W the driver we talked about our school days and all the good times ia everyone had when we were in Northfork High SQ j All too soon, the time came for me to board the plane to the next stop, which would be the 'Laughing M Ranchn On the plane I met --., the pilot, Sammy Skeen, and his co pilot, Tommy Henegar Since I was hlngry, I pressed a button and the stewardess, Shirley Campbell, came with a delicious lunch prepared by tae Chef, Frank Bowles, with the help of his dietician, Dolly Cannady I decided to go to the lounge section of the plane and there I met Maxine Cyphers, Lebata williams, and Ola Jean Hairfield with their lovely families on their way to 'iami Beach for a few weeks vacation Just then Shirley Parks and Viraie dhaling came in I soon learned that they were seeking their fortune on experimentation with the heat plant As the plane landed in Nevada, Mary Custis Bower, owner of the Yellow Cat Ranch, met me at the station She showed me around her large ranch we visited tne big corral where a few stray cows were mingling with her nerd So she sprang on her horse and called Richard Orander, Billy Cox, and Randolph Burgess, who were helpers on the ranch Half an hour later I was relaxing in my seat on the plane enroute to the capitol, Washington, D C , to visit and get a report on the advancement of our government First I went to a joint session of Congress and talked to the Speaker of tne House, Joe Morello, who took me to the as embly, where the cabinet members were meeting to discuss the new budget Here I learned that Glenn Jones was the Secretary of Inventions Next we visited the dhite House and had luncheon with President Deward Dillon and his wife Martha Clark 57 S After luncheon we went to a meeting of the United Nations Here I discussed the Foreign Policy and learned that Dolores Perez and Margie Flippen are now teaching in foreign schools on the International , sxchange Program of teachers, SQ Qilas . .zifv W - 1, 1 , 'f . - Jag r . ' , ,n '15 . A n - . its-1. - '., - ' P. . L n , v's5 . T--1 4 A v Next I hailed a taxi and climbed in beside June Bailey, who was W ' F , . W . i -Q 1? 0 ': -' : 'O - 3 J

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By this time I was ready for a little relaxation so attend the Ice Skating Show featuring the famous skaters nosed of Jean Walker, Fern Cornett, and Margaret Cochran After the skating show I met Ronnie Cook, tne owner of a large it was late we caught a cab to his hotel and I was shown to my room by Doris Nichols, who later sent up my baggage by Billy Vannoy and Roland Roberts, tne porters of the hotel The sun uns shining bright the next morning when the chauffeur, Jimmy Hyder, took me to catch the train for Camp Breckinridge, Kentucky where I met Dona Sexton, who was head of the MAGS Corps in charge of a benefit snow for the soldiers On the show I saw Barbara Hollowa and Winnie Bullis in the popular hit number, 'Has Anyone Seen My Guy Next on the show was Mack Whitt and Helen Monarky in the portrayal A G I s Dream Last but not least came Virginia Mitchem, Nannie Linkous, and Verna Stevens in a top event of dancing and singing The smoke circled and changed its course, causing my thoughts wander, and I find myself in the country at the homes of Shirley ienderson and Julia Flippen, who are out shopping at Maxine Lambert's Food Market Let's edge a little closer to that group and see what all the talk is about Gracious, did you hear what I did? 'Wo dell, let me tell you 'Helen Spoloric, Polly dotchie, and Bessie Lawless just got news they were appointed as Foreign Ambassadors to Australia Jack East, who has always been a kind hearted person, has become a parson while Bonnie Harden and Mildred Vaughn are working in the little antique soop just doin the street The bright Ilickering flame by now is smoldering so I will add a log of preserverance to make these d t t k d treasure all these memories of NorthfggksHggge rue 0 Sep an I decided to trio com hotel A ak, P4 5 J 'WZ Z is xf 9 , XX x KN-.,1 C,'-gr.: NX CLASS POEM In the mirror of time we see reflected Memories that have been collected, But now the time is drawing nigh when to our friends we bid good bye GSI? All good things must come to end And our school days follow trend, 6fqxJf But there are things we'll ne'er forget X j Teachers, class meetings, and examples set Golden memories of the past Forever we shall see, But toward the future we must go, Class of '53 Shirley Lewey 4,-D - J Q ' . p p . ' Q S . . y . ?' ' of n y n. X , . to A . e L . A ,N y -, ' .5 , V' x 'xl ,fA Y ' ,,. M Xl 4 Q F hr ' f W' ' fy S' 2 ef A I N IJ A X X 5 S A A fe Eg IS? I 3 ' l-2,4 X 'f f ' Rx I ' 'Q' Exif -ff I I e Q. v Aw.. ' G fj?',,f5'1, 5 - 0 a v- M . , ' f mi. klf, -L O -.