Seven Springs High School - Sesprischoan Yearbook (Seven Springs, NC)

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CLASS PROPHECY As I gaze into the crystal ball many strange and unusual things are foretold for the class of '53. My! My! This class must have had some talented athletes. The crystal ball reveals Donald Davenport as the coach of a championship basketball team in the Southern Conference. He is shown as the winning coach for many seasons. As I continue gazing who comes into view--none other than Burtrell Price. I see that Burtrell is wearing the uniform of the New York Giants. From his jaunty air Burtrell must be one of the high salaried pitchers. He has the look of success about him. As I take a second look at this Giant team I see Jimmy Creel out on third base. What are these figures that have come into view? His salary? Oh no, this is his batting average thatl am seeing. You may not believe this, but the crystal ball foretells that Jimmy's batting average is .475. It has been said that agriculture is the backbone of the nation. If that be so than this class of '53 is doing its share to support our nation. In the crystal ball I see three farmers--James Creech, McRoy Lane and Kenneth Timmons. I can see extensive fields of tobacco and corn, lovely buildings, and great herds of livestock grazing in the pastures. Also in the field of agriculture I see Kenneth Bartlett giving his talents in behalf of our nation's farmers. Kenneth is serving as the Secretary of Agriculture in Washington, D. C. As I look again into the crystal ball I see Emma Jean Kilpatrick in her new home at Williams Mill. She is getting along fine as a housewife and enjoys working in her flower garden. Also being a housewife is Clara Creel, who is kept pretty busywith hertwo children. The crystal ball also foretells that Clara is living in Kinston in a big brick home. Looking a little closer I see Justeen Kilpatrick working at the DuPont plant at Kinston, N. C. She has been promoted to assistant manager and is drawing a high salary. I see big headlines telling of Joyce Lane's courage in the big airplane crash that occurred in New York last week. Joyce is an air stewardess on the Pan American Airlines. As I gaze again I see Hazel Wade as the Head Nurse at the Wayne Memorial Hospital in Goldsboro, North Carolina. She has been working there for the last two years and likes this work very much. ASI glimpse into it this time I see a crowded store in New York. One of the figures in the crowd is Carrie Lou Bowden, a buyer for Jean's in Raleigh, North Carolina. She is on a buying trip in New York. One of Carrie Lou's classmates, Linda Bowden, is in Raleigh. Linda is the manager at the S. 8: W. Cafeteria. She has been gaining a few pounds lately. Gazing a little more intently into the crystal ball I see Lewis Barwick working in his own X-ray laboratory. He is one of the best X-ray technicians in the eastern part of North Carolina. Oh, my! What is this '? I am looking at a group of teen-age girls gathered around a man. What do you know? It's Nelson Price, the famous movie actor. He has been in Hollywood since he gradu- ated from high school. Looking this time, I see a big building in Washington, D. C. This building is the first National Bank. Look who the owner is--none other than Ronald Davenport. He has been very successful with his bank. The crystal ball foretells that the future manager of the Sears Roebuck in Goldsboro will be Johnie Bowden. He appears to have been the manager for about five years. Look what I see this time! Here is David Bartlett in his new 1969 Cadillac. David has worked with General Motors for about eight years. Can you believe it? He has advanced with amazing speed. Here he appears to be one of the officers in the corporation. As I gaze again I see Dorothy Stroud teaching school at Kinston, North Carolina. Dorothy teaches the seventh grade and likes her career very much. She has fifty students and they all like her very much. Over in Korea I see Donald Potter and Edgar Mozingo flying one of the fast jets. Donald .and Edgar have a good record on shooting down the Red jets. They both have shot down a total of thirty jets. They plan to stay in the Air Force for about 20 years, so they can retire when they get out. I continue gazing for awhile longer. Nothing more appears in clear view. Everything has become rather hazy. Well, at least, I have been privileged to take a hasty look into the future. Now I shall put away my crystal ball until a more opportune moment. Jimmy Creel r ' - '--'-----f-ff'rfJvwvvorQ1ll ' '-4l'n.'!lli:'Uxi AA -X IN 5x U gpg y 5 SH. yt

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