Rome High School - Roman Yearbook (Rome, GA)

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S NIUR CLASS PRUPH CY NINA FAYE ADAMS and EI.oIsE CooPER haven't changed too much. NINA FAY is still taking them little and ELOISE is still always cooked DOLORES KNOWLTON is still going to Saturday night movies with Charlie. ANN SPURGEON is the sole owner of S urgeon's Nook. snna HALL has a job with tha F. Ili. I. Sha still knows some secrets that she can't tell. MYRA SHIFLETT is still letting us know that Shor-Conor is her favorite stoppin grounds. DORTHA PAYNE stig just loves Buick. But what we don't know is whether black is her favorite color for Buick or is it a pro er noun? ' guess who owns Sears and Roebuck now? VIRGINIA WYATT. That girl really gets aroundl BETTY HUTTON has retired as an actress, vocalist and comedienne and guess who is taking her place? GERALDINE BRACKETT. MARY Io SWORD is working with the telephone com any. Now we know where she gets all her information about tlliin s. MARTHA MIXON has delved into the mysteries of Tie Fourth Dimension. She has found roof of the reason why you can't see something that is there but she can't make any- one believe her. SARA JOHNSTON is o eratin a hospital es ecially for the tired feet and fallen arches of tile D. E. girls wiio have to walk over that big hill after lunch to work. MARGARET MURPHY has caught wanderer's fever. The last we heard she was hunting crocodiles in China. FRANCES DARNELL is now a famous chemist. She is striving to discover something that will make MISS DAVIS ask why'l , as she so man times asked her. PATRICIA ISIUNWOODY and LINDA GAFFORD are still working hard to get out of work. CHARLENE FORSYTH is now a social leader, noted for her lavish and charming ersonality she has recently entertained the Prince of Wales, tiie Queen of Sheba, and also, Miss Mari- anne Shiflett, one of Rome's more elite, since she owns now all the drug stores here. By the way, CHARLENE,S motto is still See less of Semore. CHLOE MALONE still thinks maybe she's cross-eyed or either crazy. She's still seeing DOSS but they alwa s appear in airs. Down the halls of Girl's Hi, I assed the Sipanish class Tiear- iag a most familiar phrase. Littlie Fava saoaas, JR., exclaim- ed, But MISS TODD, I can'tl The citizens of Rome are whole-heartly giving their pennies, nickels and dimes to a very worthy cause. MARY GARTH FLETCHER has finally gotten a new muffler for her car. PAT MILAM has spent several years attempting to design a buildin without stairs. As yet the only short coming is the methods of going from one floor to the one above. GERRYE CLEGG, IOAN FAGAN, JANE HARGRAVE, and ANN MAULSBY are running a large poultry farm. Their chicken feed consists of old shoes, broken glass and sawdust. They are endeavoring to produce a peg-legged chicken with glass eyes and a leather neck. GERALDINE THOMAS is writin a history of the world as it should have been. The book wig be a product of quite a vivid imagination. CAROLYN IOWERS is now sewin the tops of flour sacks at Southeastern Mills. BOBBY simpfy refuses to workl MARY Io CLARK has started a drive for the good of man- kind. Her motto is, ' ' Stay Straight and Grow Tall. SHIRLEY KILLINGSWORTH has recently opened a school where she teaches the art of sophistication. LULU LESTER has made quite a hit as a torch singer at Cherrye Montgomery's new night club, The Gay Hook . NANCY HESTER is now married and has a little Iimmy. He has the most beautiful legs-you know, like father, like son. MARY ANN COLE has opened one of the most exclusive dress shops in the country where she features The New Stare . Her fayorite model IS MARGARET KELLY. Could it be them gams . LOUISE MCWHORTER has now become Mrs. Sapp. By the way, it is spelled S-a-p-p. Speaking of marriages, BARBARA ALLEN has also trapped one of the opposite sex. Must be nice! LOUISE FORREST and PEGGY WASHINGTON still have some- thing in common. Could it be the Marine Corps? I wonder! MARY FRANCES TUMLIN is now a famous vocalist. Her most popular song is Life Gets Tejousu or One of MISS WATKINS' Exams' . BETTY CASE has become one of the well-known poets of the year. Her most famous eom is Rapid Flight or Racing to Room Seven For the Biest Typewriter . KATHRYN BAUGH and PEGGY DOBSON are still swinging it, we might say. They are starring in a new vaudeville show, The Daring Darlingsn. IO ANN MARTIN is now a multi-millionaire, being as she now owns all of Kingston. IEWEL HEAD and GLORIA REYNOLDS have opened a quaint little cafe in New York called, Hash Alley . DELAIN ELLENBURG is writing the gossip column for The Floyd County Herald. Quite interesting we hearl BILLIE EDEN still can't understand why .rho always missed the Lindale Special. SUE BAILEY and IULIA CARWILE have opened a Marriage Bureau. They are tryin to persuade ANN HARDY to ive up the idea of running an olmfma1d's home, being as it wouid hurt their business. Teaching voice at Shorter now is DARLENE SUTTON. MARGARET ANN BROOKS is in a very honorable profession. She teaches French at the University of Georgia. EMILY COOPER is still running around like wild with notices. She is now MR. MADDOXIS private secretary. VIOLET BROCK still thinks the atmosphere of California is much nicer than here in Rome. I wonder why?'l BETTY IEAN BARNARD has recently finished her newest book entitled, For Whom The Bell Rings . CARRIE FREEMAN has become a professional dancer, now making a tour of the world. CARRIE is, shall we say, in the doughu? PATTY LOCKLEAR has gone west and bought a large ranch. BOBBETH STROOP has become the first woman president of the United States. Things are really in the making. REBA LIVELY has recently become attached to the Rome Water Works. EVELYN MAXWELL is now in Hollywood, where she has taken Vera Vague's place. Her talents as an actress and story seller have finally been noticed.

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SFNIUR CLASS PRGPH CY DORIS ALEXANDER and MARY IEAN MULLINAX, with the help of Miss TURNER, are ublishing a weekly magazine en- titled, Life in Sixth Peri0diStudy Hall . ANN PAYNE is helping to kee friendly relations between different countries. As yet, she ihasn't been able to get into Russia, but just give her time! By the way, BETTYE IO SAT- TERFIELD and MARIAN FORD are employed under her. They have been sent to Spain to try out some of her high school S anish and find out how much those Spaniards really know agout their language. VIRGINIA SMITH with the encouragement of EVELYN FOR- RESTER is still trying to grow tall. FRANKIE GAMMON is still wondering how she should pro- nounce her last name. Is it Monta-g or Montage. MARTHA IACKSON has finally landed a red-headed boy. ANITA POPE is still making her frequent trips to Atlanta and back, on the Greyhound bus. BONZIE LACHMAN has become Love's business manager at Girls Hi. HELEN PERRYIS heart is still at Berry School. It should be. She owns the place. VIRGINIA BROOM has gone to Savannah and from there left for her Caribbean Cruise she has been planning for a number of ears. BOBBIE IEAN MADDOX is also in the field of work she has al- ways wanted. She is a missionary now somewhere in the dark- est part of Africa. CAROLYN SELF still can't decide who to choose between, BOBBY or BILLY. Let us know when you find out, Carolyn. MARY JEAN TRAPP is also at Esserman's where she is mana- ger in charge of the Shoe Department. DORIS GARNI-:R and FAYE HYDE are still big pals. They are in charge of a group of employees that demonstrate how to use papfr c ips. ADELINE BIRDSONG and LELIA BETH IvEY are still pass- ing the hat to help FRANCES COOK et enough money to go back to her dear ole hills of Birmin iam. FRANCES BUFFINGTON, BARBARA BUTLER, and DORIS CUN- YUS are working for the junior Chamber of Commerce - things are really popping. IOYCE MCCLUNG and LYNDA KATE GREER are running the Lindale Tea Room. The tea is quite good, I hear. GLENNA MAE GLENN is still trying to convince the 2nd period Home Ec. class that they should all move to Texas. LEONA EVERETT is assistant manager of Esserman's. ANNIE HUDGINS is still oing to town on that Big Bass Drum. She plays with The Salvation Army Band. MARY ALICE ADAMS has one North where she owns a shoe store which she calls, Sou51ern Comfort. DORIS WALLACE has become a librarian. Her quiet ways have finally been noticed. Another in the teachin profession is DOROTHY SILVER. She teaches shorthand with aiittle Spanish on the side. REBECCA CURTIS has gone far with her ability to blow a bugle. She has taken up the trumpet and put Harry Iames in the shade. IUANITA COCI-IRAN is working as a model for Drene Sham- poo Co. I always said her beautiful hair would bring her fame some day. MARGIE HOLLAND and BERTIs ROBERSON have opened a Florist Shop. Their neatness and artistic ability are really being used now. BOBBIE CARTER has obtained a B. S. A. B. or a Ph. D. at the University of Georgia where she is Dean of Girls. I still can't understand what made her select that certain college to go to. IANE BARRETT is now keeper of a pet shop. She specializes in eels, tigers and elephants. BETTY ZANE ONES is now a model for the Teethly Tooth Paste ads. I'll t her jaws get tired. . AGNES HILL owns an ambulance company in Summerville. Wonder why she chose that town. VIRGINIA Hicxs and BETTY FRICKS have a job in a side show. The only thing we don't know is which one is now called Skinny and which one Fatty . MILDRED CALLAN has finally gotten her heart's desire. She is singing now with Fred Waring and his Hoosier Hot Shots. -BERNICE BYARS now teaches Home Economics at Boys' High. Oh, yes, I wonder if everyone is still calling her Bes- sie . Guess who is the sole owner of Vick's Pharmacy? IMOGENE PHELPS. IOYCE ROBBINS has taken the job of Lab-technician at McCalls. Someone by the name of David assists her. Work- ing at the same hospital is LOUISE RICHARDSON. SARAH WATTERS is still using Sears, Roebuck catalogues. ROSE MAE CANTRELL and MARGARENE SWIFT have opened a business of their own where they are finding easier methods to learn shorthand besides studying it. MILDRED IACKSON is now head nurse at Harbin's Clinic. She spends her day wrapping burned hands of the students study- ing Chemistry under the new teacher, NANCY LEHNING. And while we're on this subject, uess who is teaching at Girl's High now,--IUNE THOMAS and EVELYN RUDD. SUSAN DEFRESE has retired and is living at Myrtle Beach. Sjheksitill can't decide who to marry, Baby, McRay, or maybe ic . ANN IRVIN has moved to Egypt and become the favorite wife of the Sultan. He was first attracted to ANN when he witnessed her interpretation of the dance of the Seven Veils. SULANE SHAW and ANN LATIMI-:R are still campaignin for National Woman's Suffrage. For some reason IIMMIE ISELL WHITE refused to be drawn into the campaign. Instead she established a hospital to care for the victims of the campaign. BETTY and IERI SMITH have obtained the job as speaker of house in the Georgia State Legislature, helping in the National Woman's Suffrage Campaign. They obtained this job from their experiment in giving quite long and convincing composi- tions in English. ANNIE LEE and EVELYN KILGORE have opened a large eating place called the K and K Cafe. MAE RHINA FITzsIMMoNs is working with a new institution for absentminded people. Evidently it hasn't done her much good. She is still leaving her glasses at home as she did so many times in her school days. EVELYN PUTMAN owns every library in the state of Georgia. She Ialways did like to read but I dxdn't know till now how muc . BONNIE SHIVER has perfected an entirel new and different way to write shorthand and also a new method of typing. She was alwa s told that she would accomplish somethin along that line but we didn't think she would take us seriousfy. FAYNELLE and BETTY IONES are now rofessional basket- ball layers. They boast such stars as RIIARGARET CARTER and FRANCES JONES. They are to basketball what chickens are to Mxss WATKINS. LANELLE JONES likes the simple life. She is married to a certain football number she went with for such a long time in High School and has seven children and a farm. IUNE DUNWOODY and BARBARA GRESHAM are now singing with the Metropolitan Opera Company where they star in the opera Girls ofthe Golden West. BETTY WEEKS and CAROLYN SHAW have been hired by the DeSoto Theater to be resent at all of their movies. The pur- pose for this is that tiiey are to laugh at everything on the screen so that the audience will think it funny. Why not? They laugh all the time anyway.

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