Rome High School - Roman Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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'wi ' 'l . Q- Ball, Helen Davis, Grace Maxwell, Elizabeth Hamby. and Helon Burton, while free booklets on How to Become Tall and Graceful are written by Mary Dunn. Violet Moak and Edith Knight. I wonder why Marie Iones always listens to the radio so much these days. W.R.G.A. only plays records. Evelyn Iones now has a iob in the library, helping to keep the children quiet. Earl Lumpkin has gone into training to prepare for a fight with Man Mountain Dean. Alice Hutchings has taken upon herself the task of leading the society of W.P.P.P., Wornan's Peace, Purity, and Patriotism League. Her faithful followers are Ruby Iewel Baugh, Martha Ann Burton, and Marguerite Diprima. Mariorie May is now employed in a hamburger factory. So many girls are now working their way through college by selling magazines. These are Kathleen Millicarz, Ruby Holcomb, Ida Cade Husky, and Amy Ruth Bradfield while Virginia Proud- foot earns her salary by selling artificial fingernails. Sara Dooly and Christine Davis are giving track lessons at the new athletic field, which Rome is so proud of. Kathleen McChargue attends limmy Spurlin's orchestra practice regularly to inspire the tenor sax man. Ray Horton has become an experienced dentist with Marie and Sybil Burkhalter as his assist- ants. Three boys have become the leading stars in football at Alabama, Dunlap Scott, David An- drews. and Edward Smith. Iames Rudd has moved West to become a roaming cowboy . Ieff Brandon has become a beautician expert with Elizabeth Bagley as his faithful worker. I heard iust yesterday that Ivie Lee Smith has finished her 9,999th book on How to Read . Constance Cole and Iohn Maloof are writing poems. now, and reading them over W.R.G.A. Delois Carter is selling her famous little liver pills while Ellen Routledge is doing research work in a laboratory with acetic acid, trying to find a cure for Tape worm. These changing years make it hard to realize that so many people are successful and happy in their new work. I only wonder if these people will be employed in the sarne business in 1959. Pot.t.v Brumcl-I

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