Sardis High School - Sardonian Yearbook (Sardis City, AL)

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CLASS PROPHECY Robert Cox—A big operator on molars. Kenneth Chamblee—A farmer taking care of the cows and calves. Dennis Elenburg—Will be a successful tree surgeon. Levearl Hayes—Will own a pool room. Charles Hamby—Will settle down as an attorney at law. Curtis Mayo—Will be a private detective. Harlon Johnson—Will retire from the Navy in twenty years on a captain’s salary. Teddy Scott—Will be writing the Bachelor’s column for the Boaz Leader. Floyd Wilson—Will own the largest grease shop in Happy Hill. Billy Scott—Will be giving general information at the Tutwiler Hotel. Dempsey Hibbs—Radio announcer for Station WPRO. Jack Gaskin—Will be the football coach for Sardis in 1955. Garlon Quarles—Will be superintendent of education for Etowah County. Edward Gilliland—Will be playing his banjo over the Grand Ole Opry. Marion Brownlee—Will be the postman for Boaz, Route 3. John Kirby—Will be gazing into the crystal ball and reading palms. Betty Gaines—Will drive a taxi for the Green Cab Co. Nell Gaskin—Will own a manufacturing company where red wigs are made. Willodene Hefner—Will be an old maid school teach- er at Carlisle. Melba Jo Patterson—Will listen to the Birdie sing as she enjoys her married life. Edith Sauls—Will be rolling tires with her husband at Goodyear. Joyce Bartlett—Will be trying to snap pictures of Van Johnson in Hollywood. Reba Scott—Will be waiing for her soldier to come home. Faye Hedgepeth—Will make her future home in Jack- sonville, Alabama. Willie Mae Powell—Will continue to lead a happy married life.