Rustburg High School - Owl Yearbook (Rustburg, VA)

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CLASS PROPHECY (continued) Ronald Moon, realizing the need of a Funeral Home in Rustburg, had established his own shop. In his spare time, | learned, he had taken an interest in the banjo and was now enjoying his favorite hill-billy tunes. Nancy Wooldridge, after majoring in higher music at Farmville State Teachers’ College was now a noted piano soloist for the Nation- al Symphony Orchestra. Hunter Irby's cute smile had led him to Hollywood stardom. I was told that his latest picture ‘'The Man With Charm ' was really the talk of the town. Allie Wooldridge was now employed as a model by Guggenheimer's in Lynchburg. She had just returned from an annual trip to New York's Modeling Convention. Eugene Tweedy had decided that no life was better than one ona farm. Hehad married that cute little schoolday sweetheart of his and was well on the way to reaching his goal of four children. Jack Jones had been inspired by a business career and was now president of Lynchburg Textile Corporation. As I thought back over our conversation, I remembered we had left out one of our most outstanding classmates who always provided us with many laughs. None other than Curtis Millner. Upon inquiry my host handed me a copy of the New York Times. Immediately my eyes came to rest upon a column headed ‘‘Laugh Awhile'’. I was told that Curtis had reached world-wide fame through his column. Well, at least my curiosity was at ease, for not only had our class 949 become successful in life, but all had chosen lives that would surely benefit all humanity as well as themselves. Jeanette Kreger Class Prophet LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (continued) To Garnett Manley, Curtis Millner wills his punning remarks. j Louise DriskillAeaves her quietness to Betty Thompson, feeling that she needs it direly. Hunter Irby wills his secret of getting sick just when History 2 starts to Harry Bailey. : Elizabeth Stone wills her ability to always guess the right answer to Evelyn Wisecarver. Lester Tanner leaves his bus route to Gene Lee. Doris Jones leaves her pleasant smile to Ann Perrow. Gene Tweedy leaves his way of attracting teachers to his desk (espec- ially at test and exam time) to Earl Riley. } vn Jeanette Kreger wills to Nancy Blankinship her ability to have seven dates a week. Richard Scott wills his size to Franklin Carson. Nancy Wooldridge wills her taste for turkey to Joyce Carwile. We hereby constitute and appoint the said Gilbert Fariss of the class of 1950 sole executor of this last will and te stament with full power and authority, trusting completely his discrimination and deep understanding. 1-1 VR

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