Orrville High School - Orrbit Yearbook (Orrville, AL)

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KENT LAUDERBACK A most successful coach,we wish you luck! SAM IE LEWIS He says that he oan't do anyth1ng,but he is fooling. MALENA B ROD As quiet as a mouse, but she is an artist out of the book. LEROY McGHEE And he conceals such a lovely smile XYY' WW HOWELL GEESLIN He really loves to sleep late. BILL PATTERSON Does he mean all he says? Sometimes I 'Ond0reoesoeessoeee

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Mihllh. ROY WEST He seems to dream of smell peop1e,for in- stance....... HAZEL BOGGS A good leader and follower always. Nu, CAROLYN MILEY ly! lhst a fondness for blonde! STANHOPE FRA A little w it s1ways,even 1 Vdullest class CLYDE HICKS Sorta quiet, but he is always there. , I SIER helps n the RANDY DAVIS lhy so many letters? 9

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1mI'OpllQCy N ik' i V lf January 12, 1958 Dearest Ada Gene, You can't imagine how thrilled I was to hear from you. I haven't been keeping up with our class of '48, and I was so glad to have news about them. It really made me homesick to see them again. I can't imagine Mae's having a better job than that of a minister's wife. I'm sure she makes a good housekeeper, and that she and Rev. Joseph Martin are happy. When do you finish your series of lectures on Religion and Education? I was so surprised to see in the paper last week that you were speaking in Dallas, Tex- as. Does your husband travel with you? I saw M. C. Patterson in Selma one day last week. He works in a Sporting Goods Store there and from his conversation, I think he likes it. He told me that Roy West is working in Birmingham. He didn't know exactly what kind of work he is doing, but he did know that Roy is married. You remember Nell Maytong she's the lucky woman. I read an article in the paper not so long ago about Malena Herod's Art Exhi- bit to be shown in Montgomery, January 28th and 29th. I am planning to see it and to talk with Malena if I have a chance. I had a letter from Carolyn Miley yesterday. She is secretary for the presi- dent of M ere and Green Electric Company in Atlanta. She plans to come home for a few days in February. She writes that she sees Virginia Tippett frequently and that she is getting married the 24th of January. I've forgotten her fiance's nsnun but he is leader of a concert band in Atlanta. Hazel Boggs Montgomery dropped by for a few minutes when she was home for the Christmas holidays. She has been married for three years and is sincerely happy. She mentioned seeing Kent Lauderback in Mobile a few months ago and told me that he is working for the Southern Bell Telephone Company there. He recently invent- ed a wireless telephone to cut out so much 'junk, as he called it, around 'the telephone office and the house. Howell Geeslin works in Birmingham with the Johnson Wholesale Corporation. Hb hopes to come home for a vacation in a few weeks. I hope to have a chance for talking with him. They tell me he is a busy man nowadays. Lula Mae Lester and her husband are still living here. I see her very often. They are planning to move to Selma where Charles works, but as yet they have been unable to find a house there. Sammie Lewis and Stanhope Frasier came by the house New Year's Eve and had supper with us.. They are both working for Delta Airlines in Montgomery. Stanhope blushingly revealed the plans of his marriage to Carolyn Miley some time soon. Sammie, as he expressed it, hasn't become a sucker yet, but he wasn't fooling me. He has ideas, and I know it. While here, Sam ie showed me a clipping from a New York paper about Johnny Meredith. He has signed up with the Boston Red Sox to play baseball this coming season. Clyde Hicks owns a fruit store in Selma. He lives there now, and seems to have a wgnderful time. There are plenty of single girls there and you know Clyde. ike McGhee is editor of Life Ma aaine. After his ex erien S and Orr-Bit staffs, he d1dn't need Such training. He ispmarrigg Zgdtggs go3gn?ht That's all the news about the class, I believe. I wish we could have a class reunion some time soon. Iet's think about it seriously and see what we can do.It would be so nice to get all of us together once more. When you come home again, I want you to visit me and meet my family. Write me again when you can. I always appreciate your letters. Sincerely yours, I N QX H