Seagrove High School - Se Hi Yearbook (Seagrove, NC)

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611155 Prophecy The flre burned brxghtly and the w1tch doctor began hxs wexrd chant The hours past as we stramed yamly at the ropes that bound us to the central pole ofthe hut Flnally the old man stopped hls chant and looked down at us hxs eyes reflectmg h1s lntense hatred for us For dxsturblng the sacred temple of our god Mat oomagow you are to be severely pumshed but l w1ll grant you one last request Tell us O w1se one what the semor class of 53 wxll be doxng 1n ten years we sa1d I Grant you that one w1sh ' he sald and then began ln ten years Arthur Bowman w11l be a crack fxrst baseman for the St LOUIS Cardxnals and h1s brother V C w1ll be makxng baseball hlstory as catcher for the New York Yankees 'Thomas Campbell w1ll have by then converted LOhgVlEW xnto an ultra modern servlce station and restaurant Bobby Chrxscoe w1ll set new football records after takmg over Charlxe .Iustxce s pos1t1on as half back for the Washmgton Redskms Tommy Cox w1ll be naval hero and commander of the USS Ml5SOUr1 w1th a world record for sinking enemy sh1ps Ray Farlow and Jlmmy Ray Hunter w1ll be ralsxng prxze Jersey cattle on thelr Jolntly owned dalry farm ' Lowell Lamer wxll then be presldent of h1s own textxle lndustry oward Luther w1ll coach Football at Duke Umyersxtyf and the Blue Devxls w1ll rank fxrst 1n the Natlon He wxll teach boxmg 1n hxs spare txme Robert Macon wxll be pres1dent of the Amerlcan Federatlon of Labor and all men and women of thls unxon w11l have a new relgn of prosperxty 'Henry Merrxtt W1lld1fECt the performance of h1s play GO WEST YOUNG MAN whxch w1ll h1t Broadway ten years from th1s date and 1t wlll be smash h1t Bobby Presnell w1ll be supervxsxng the construcuon of hrs new Presnell carbme for the Army IH the Wmchester Arms Corporatxon Ray Scott as coach of the McCrary athletxcs wxll soon have the best basket ball team IH the state Bobby W1ll1amson wxll wm world Wlde fame for h1s excellent Bufforphlngton ch1ckens and w1ll contmue ralsmg them 'Nancy Auman wxll sxnv duets wlth Margaret Truman at the Metropol1tan Opera Chrlstme Brown w1ll wrn the lndlanapolls speedway race that year w1th her racer The Brown Crown Specxal wxth a record speed average of 560 M P H ' Euna Jean Brown wxll care for her f1ye chlldren and teach typing at S H S at he same t1me She wxll do an excellent Job Bonn1e Callahan and Peggy Reeves w1ll establxsh a food store cham known as the B Sz P Wllma Cole because of her experxence whxle stlll a Semor w1ll work for Del mar Studlos makmg sample Wllls Anme Dall Dams w1ll be YCBCDIHQ Home Economxcs at Seagroye takmg over Mrs Harrls pos1t1Qn Shlrley Delk wxll then be head nurse at Duke Hospltal she has plenty of patxents Wonder why'7 Mona Rae Ferree wxll he professor of Commerc1alSubJects at Campbell Col lege where she obtamed her degree Glacxe Kmg w1ll work as secretary to Frank J McCrary 1n Asheboro Betty lou Morgan w1ll be Clyde Lucas secretary and wlll be the best secre tary ln Asheboro Verna Male P1tt11lo w1ll take oy er Mlss Ascough s Job as Englmsn teacher at your Alma Mater Nancy Pope vvxll be head of Central Telephone Company and wxll do custom motor gradmg IH her spare t1me udrey Rxchardson w1ll be makmg old g1rls look younger m her French beauty parlor SIVONES Ruth Rose wxll buxld a model home m Ulah yyhlch wxll be one of the major slghts enjoyed by tourlsts Jewell Staley wlll then be a prosperous Cad1llac dealer xn Burlmgton ' Edna Wlllxams wxll work as a secretary ln an msurance off1ce That ls tne future of your class ' the w1tcn doctor sazd ' Now for yourpun lshment I-le threw a lxquxd oy er us wh1ch stung for a moment That s whv today we are only sxx lnclres tall Thomas Campbell Henry Merrxtt Bonme Callahan Cla s Prophets . . H . . i l I I . I' vl ' ' V ' ' ' lv - H 4 v A , D , . H . . - . H ' 4 l 1 I I - ' ' Il H . . . . . , .. , . H ,I . Y . .I . . . . H U , . .. . , .. , , ll 4 ' ' ' ' ' ll HH . .V . . . . . . . . , . , H ll ' ' ' ' . . . . . ,, I ' ' ' ' YI , , l . , . . Y . . a - H ,, . .. . , . - A - V. rl ' ' - . , ' ll H . .F , . - , . , Y . . . .. ,, , . .U . . in New York, Her voice will be the greatest sensation ever. ,, . . . . . . . 1. ' - , V ,, 4 .Y . . I ' . V A . H . V . . . , s H , . , . . . . , . 1 A - A ., H . . V. . .k . V, . 'Y nu ,, . . . . , H ,, . . . - I I .ly YY ' ' ' ll H - . - - ' VI H , . 4 , I . , . .. .. ,tv .- .- . . . H IIA ' ' ' ' ' , H H , .. . . YY ' ' ' ,' ' ' ' Y ' , ' II YY ' ' ' ' YI v 4 - ,f ,- ' A :IA vu ' ' I ' ' ' v - , . ' uv ' ' , ' 1 ts

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fast WI!! and Testament We the aemor Class of 1953 w1sh to leave the followmg artlcle to our fellow students hopmg that they w1ll use them to the1r best advantage Artlcle I To Mr Barker our pr1nc1pal we would hke to express our apprec1at1on for all the help and understandmg he has shown us th1s year Artlc le II To MISS Ascough we wxsh to express our love and apprec1at1on for all she has done for us Artlcle III Nancy Lou Auman leave to Tulah Faye Brewer my flxrty ways Authur Bowman leave to Jack Langley mv good sportsmansh1p V C Bowman leave to Bxlly Harr1s my baby ways Chr1st1ne Brown leave to Shlrley Greene my love for the men Euna Jean Brown leave to Joyce Sellers my t1tle 'M1ss Seagrove I-11 Bonme Callahan leave to Lucy Rae Tedder my pretty f1gure and Dorxs Jean Str der my w1t Thomas Campbell leave to Rex Honney my stud1ous rnmd and to B1lly John son I leave my dependab1l1ty Bobby Neal Chr1scoe leave to Ronald Lucas my love for Enghsh perlod W1lma Cole leave to Ruby Hayes my amb1t1on to be a beaut1e1an Tomm e Cox leave to Joe Needham my t1tle Cutest Boy and to Bobby Lawson I leave my w1t Anme Da1l Dav1s leave to Betty Sue Graves my co operatwe ways Sh1rley Delk leave to Jo Ann Latham my personal1ty and to Ilene Callahan my t1tle Best All Around ' Ray Farlow leave to Roy Lee Chr1scoe my fr1endly ways Mona Rae Ferree leave to Bonn1e Poole my cute ways Glac1e Klng leave to Loberta McNe1ll my sportsmansh1p Lowell Lamer leave to Eddle DHVIS my qu1etness Howard Luther leave to Everett Walker my t1tle Mr Seagrove H1 Robert Macon leave to Bryce Russell my fllrty ways and Dale Lowderm1lk my txtle Best Dressed Henry Merrltt leave to Jerry D1ckerson my t1tle 'Most C0 operat1ve Betty Lou Morgan leaxe to Martha Klng my qu1et ways Verna Ma1e Pxttlllo leaue to Lucy Rae Tedder my studlous mmd Nancy Pope leave to Helen Strlder my d1gn1ty Bobby Presnell leave to Harold Hammond my t1tle 'Most Talented Peggy Jean Reeves leave my t1tle 'Fr1endl1est G1rl to Elalne Tucker and to Cather1ne Cagle my baby ways Audrey Rlchardaon leave to Avellne Rlchardson my neatness Ruth Rose leave to Jo Ann Scott my t1tle Most Popular Ray Scott leave to Hoyt Auman my good looks Jewell Staley leave to Thelma Cole my dependable ways Nola Ann Trogdon leave to Dell Kemp my talent Edna Wxlhams leave to Betty Cockman my t1tle Best Loolung I Bobby W1lI1amson leave to Edwm Chr1scoe my populanty Slgned Wxlma Cole Robert Macon Testators I, , ' . I, , ' . I, . . , ' ' . I, ' ' , ' . I, Y ' I ' '. ll I, . Y . . 1, . ' ' ' - I, . y , . I, . , . . . . . I, A , ' ul ul ' I, ' ' ' , - . I, ' , ' ' YY ,I 1, , ' . 1, , ' . I, Jimmy Ray Hunter, leave to Benkie Kearns my title Best Personality. I' . . , . . . I, , ' . '. 1, , ' ' ' ll I ll I, . 1 . . , - . .,, I, , ' ' ' . I, , . . . . I, Y ' u l ul I 1 . , . . . ,, , I, ' , ' ' ' . I, 1 ' .ll I, , . I, , . I, , . I . . 1 . ,, . .,,

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