Old Fort High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Old Fort, NC)

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Class Prophecy Paul Allison, whom all of you have heard, has a Radio Program on WISE every day. He has a nine piece band, and is making records for RCA Victor. Jack Allison, that great vocalist, is now singing for Percy Faith's or- chestra. David Allison and Brabson Conley are co-owners of a large cattle ranch in Texas. Vivian Harvey and Reba Stevens are working with a large law firm in Charlotte. Eddie Harris has taken over his Daddy's grocery store in Old Fort and is doing well tor himself. Gwen Padgett, who was always so helpful in time of need, is head nurse of Grace Hospital in Morganton. I am sure you all remember how interested in sports Hershel White was. Well, he is at the top. At present, he is playing for Army, and not long ago, he was chosen AII-American Football Player. Patsy Souther and Cecil finally signed a peace treaty and are happily married. Marcella Tabor and Barbara McPeters have opened a Beauty Salon on Pack Square in Asheville. I see that Peg Brown did get married after all. You know she said she would never make that mistake. Naomi White and Louise Moore are employed with Clearwater Finish- ing Company in Old Fort. Joyce McEntire is a Laboratory Technician for John Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore and is married to a Private Detective. Mary Ruth Baker is a telephone operator for the Bell Telephone Com- pany . Well, I guess you are all wondering what the Crystal Ball holds for me. I am married now and my husband and I own the Bahama Beach Club in Mel- bourne, Florida. My Crystal Ball wishes you all luck in the years to come. CAROLYN CALLOWAY Class Prophet I I , 9I1,:.I1. BEST DRESSED BEST ALL AROUND MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Ruth Baker Jack Allison Barbara Walker Hugh Vess Joyce McEntire Dewey Bartlett

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FRIENDLIEST Mary Jo Curtis Guy Revis Class Prophecy Well, I guess it's the gypsy in me--I don't know any other rea- son why they would choose me to foretell the class' future. I will now gaze into my crystal ball to see what the future holds for this grand class of l956. Turn onward, turn onward, Oh time in your flight. Let me see the graduates of '56 Ten years from tonight . In my crystal ball, I see Barbara Bradley. She is now a Home Ec. Maior and is teaching in Dallas, Texas. Barbara Rae Walker is a graduate of Dell School of Technology in Asheville, and is now working with Memorial Mission Hospital in Asheville. Mariorie Raffield is married to Pete Bishop and is living in Asheville. Well, as everyone guessed, Pat Setzer is now Pat Allison. Pat and Joe are happily married and now have two darling children. Joe is employed with the American Thread Company. Hugh Vess is serving with the United States Air Force. He now has the rank of General. Diane Rockett is now modeling for the Conover Modeling Stu- dios in New York City. Guy Revis now manages the largest A Si P Market in California. Pauline Lackey married a handsome young bachelor from California and is now residing in Los Angeles. Harold Plemmons, who loved baseball so well, is now playing with the New York Yankees. Marion Teague and Gerald Lavendar are two of New York's most popular designers of ladies' clothing Harold Conley now owns a Texaco Service Station in Morganton. Dan Gibbs has opened his own electrician shop in town and is doing good business. Jeanne Silver and Sammie Allison were chosen the two most valuable basketball players in the U. S Franklin Allison is a game warden at the game farm on Curtis Creek. I hear Faye Crisp has been promoted to a private secretary up at the American Thread Company. W ITT I EST W, Mary .lo Curtis has been married to Bill Green and has been living in Gastonia. Tinker Marston is head Coach at WCTC in Western North Carolina . You have all guessed who is head man over American Thread C om pa n y. Yes, you were right, Bud Hicks. Lester Hicks drives a transfer truck for Johnson Motor Lines. He travels all over the USA. Jack Turner is a professor of Economics and Sociology at NC State College. seg BEST LOOKING Marcella Tabor Franklin Allison Carolyn Calloway PQUI Allison

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MOST ATHLETIC Sammie Allison Hershel White MOST POPULAR Jeanne Silver Eddie Harris E l l I 2 I l l l MOST COURTEOUS Naomi White Lester Hicks LastW ill and Testament , Paul Allison, do will and bequeath my ability to go with the Red Head in Marion to Norman Lavender. , Hershel White, do will and bequeath my ability to grin when a foul is called on me in basketball to Joe Litaker. , Lester Hicks, do will and bequeath my ability to give chewing gum to all the girls to anyone who can afford it. , Charles Bud Hicks, do will and bequeath my posi- tion at the American Thread Company to Rhonard MacRae. , Jack Turner, do will and bequeath my football ability to anybody who can wear a size l2 shoe. , Marcella Tabor, do will and bequeath my ability to do shorthand to any iunior who is smart enough to pass it. , Barbara Walker, do will and bequeath my ability to get to the bus stop on time to Roger Walker. His legs are longer than mine. , Margie Raffield, do will and bequeath my ability to get along with Mr. Greer to Grace Mason. , Dan Gibbs, do will and bequeath my ability to get left on football trips to Joe and Donald Ray. , Hugh Vess, do will and bequeath my excess fat to Bobby Lanning. , Vivian Harvey, do will and bequeath my good sense of humor to Hazel Kelly. , Faye Crisp, do will and bequeath a pair of Chrysler keys to Frances Smith. , Joe Allison, do will and bequeath my ability to make all A's to Kenneth Rhindhart. , Barbara McPeters, do will and bequeath my ability to play basketball and to keep the bench warm to Carolyn Mc- Peters. l, Joyce McEntire, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of Mr. Hornaday's classes to anyone who can think up a good enough excuse. , Jeanne Silver, do will and bequeath my admiration for summer camp to Mable Tilson. , Patsy Souther, do will and bequeath my ability to giggle and skip classes to Carolyn Porter. , Barbara Bradley, do will and bequeath my ability to smile no matter what happens to Judy McEntire. , Carolyn Calloway, do will and bequeath my ability to worry Mrs. Church to Margaret Allison. , Louise Moore, do will and bequeath my ability to work shorthand to Bernice Moore. , Marion Lavaughn Teague, do will and bequeath to Ginger Crawford, because she's a guard, my tremendous bas- ketbal scoring average. She will most probably come closest to it.