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ProptiGcy SPECIAL NEWS REPORT June 1, 1969 Today in Onancock High School the class of 1959 held their class reunion. The school was gleaming with smiling faces as old friends met and relived their ex¬ periences at their dear old alma mata. Although old classmates had traveled wide and varied paths, each one enjoyed reminiscing and declared eternal friendships. Vonnie Jones, whose whims and worries brought in wealth for the class of ’59, is now chief guard of the police force at Fort Knox. Douglas Scott, whose driving drove cops delirious, recently won top honors at the Indianapolis Speedway. Peggy Taylor, whose mouth moved miraculously rapid, has just finished her eighth year on the T.V. program Keep Talking. Elizabeth Lewis and Shirley Scott, always striving students, recently in a double ceremony married the top surgeons at Norfolk General Hospital. Bobby Kellam, who always enjoyed school so much, is now enrolled in night school in order to complete his project --a motor that runs on water. Suzanne VanKesteren, whose interest centered around horses, recently bought Churchill Downs. Nancy Barlow Long, the beauty queen of our class, was just named Mrs. Ameri¬ ca of 1969. Grey Metzler, whose ambition was to attend West Point, is flashing four bright stars on his uniform. Wonder when the fifth will be added? Esther Smith, who was a beauty in high school, is now a model in Paris, modeling the creations of none other than Nancy Crockett, her classmate. Adelaide Wray, the musical enthusiast in our class has won world acclaim at Carnegie Hall. Mutt Willett, our football king, is now head coach of the Washington Redskins. Bonnie Smith has finally become a millionaire. How? Married a man named Rockefeller. Leonard Watkinson, one of our outstanding track stars, recently broke the world’s record by running the mile in one minute flat. Jane Harris, always an ardent reader, is now chief librarian at the Library of Congress in Washington, D. C. Bobby Young, who enjoyed public speaking so much, is now campaigning for U. S. Senator. Kay Brown, always a quiet girl, is now art editor for the New York Times. Sandy Dunton, the most studious girl in or class, is now principal of Rayen High School in Ohio. Ted Shreeves, who was always interested in science has developed a rocket to carry men to Mars. The first person to sign up was none other than Bill Payne. Jill Edwards need not worry about speeding. She has finally hooked her troop¬ er. Bill and Ted Evans, the fun loving boys in our class, recently opened their own nightclub, “The Brewster’’ in New York City. Eugene Wheatley, who was always striving to do better is President of his own business firm with Barbara Rogers and Betty White as his private secretaries. Charles Drummond, always a jolly joker, just sold the first million copies of his book, “LAUGH and Be HAPPY!’’ Now our reunion has drawn to a close and as I sit at my desk in my lonely old maid’s dwelling, I wonder if old classmates will again meet and share their fond memories. Pat Lang, Prophetess
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I i 3 i E MOST ORIGINAL Bobby Young Nancy Crockett NEATEST Leonard Watkins on Kay Brown MOST STUDIOUS Sandy Dunton Bill Evans MOST ATHLETIC Suzanne VanKesteren Mutt Willett MOST MISCHIEVOUS Douglas Scott Jane Harris NOSIEST Vonnie Jones Ted Shreeves
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