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

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-a N' '- '- ' f --f 1 fr- ' 1s1'n'II:1ilIl1.':l , East will and 'fncsfameni We, the 1961 Senior Class of Seven Springs High School, being of sound mind and realizing that our departure from the school is near at hand, do hereby make this our last will and testament, on this day, january 23, 1961. that ARTICLE I To our school we leave our love and gratitude forever. ARTICLE II To our fa culty we leave our deep, and sincere appreciation for the many things they have done for us. We know the guidance they have given to us during our years here will help us throughout our lives. ARTICLE III To our underclassmen we leave these talents and properties. ARTICLE IV I, NANCY KING, will my success at selling ads to the up-coming seniors. I, MARIE VINSON, will my ability to go steady to Marilyn Rouse. I, BUDDY SMITH, will my curly hair to Mr. Gerald Waters. I, GENE HINSON, will my good times in the auditorium to Major Jones. I, MAYNARD PRICE, will my ability to stay in school and not get expelled to Mike Grady. I, LINDA HOWELL, will my ability to sleep in Economics to anyone that takes it. I, LARRY ROUSE, will my ability to graduate to Wayne Edwards. I, LA VERNE PRICE, will my quiet ways to Linda Carmack. I, , ROSELEEN BROWN, will my ability to pass all my subjects to Charles Mozingo. I, FAYE WEAVER, will to next year's Seniors, juniors, Sophomores, and Freshmen the fun I've had in the past four years and the ability to do what I've done. I, KENNETH HOWELL, will my height to Glenn Fields. I, KENNETH SUTTON, will my ability to pass tests without studying to Durwood Whitman. I, MICHAEL SUTTON, will my back seat in the classrooms to anyone who needs it. I, FORREST DUNBAR, will my ability to study to Wayne Edwards so that he will make better grades. I, GENEVA PRICE, will my ability to make an A+ on THE PROLOGUE TO THE CANTERBURY TALES to any up rising senior. I, ELNA FAYE JARMAN, will all my musical talents to Kay Price. I, ALMA RAE MOORE, will my ability to graduate to my brother, Gerald. I, ALLEN GARRIS, am happy just to be leaving. I, PAUIA MOZINGO, will my French book to anyone who wants it. I, PEARL ADAMS, will my Geometry book to anyone who wants it. I, ANNETTE GRADY, will my Chemistry book to anyone who is unlucky enough to take Chemistry. I, ALLEN DEAVER, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Lester Cruse. I, CLAYTON GARRIS, am satisfied by just leaving. I, BOBBY GRADY, will my Bookkeeping book to Clyde Daly. I, EMORY DALY, do will my ability to play baseball to Clyde Daly. I, WAYNE HOLMES, will my ability to graduate to C. F. Herring. I, VIRGINIA JACKSON, do will my Chemistry workbook to anyone who takes Chemistry. I, NINA STROUD, will my giggles and just a few of the good times that I've had during high school to Geraldine Strickland in hopes she will use them and enjoy them as I have. I, DOROTHY C A ROL PRICE, will my Economics book to the junior class in hopes they can use it as a pillow and still have an 80 average. I, ELIZABETH ANN HEAD, will my Algebra book to anyone in hopes I won't need it again. I, DONAID STROUD, will my Chemistry book to jerry Sutton and Marston Barwick in hopes they will study it as faithfully as I have. DONALD STROUD Testator 24 v

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Class History We entered school in September, 1949, with Miss Ella Gillerlain as our teacher. During the elem entary grades we learned the usual subjects of English, reading, writing, arithmetic, and a few social studies. In May, 1957, we graduated to high school. We could not have done it without the help of our teachers. They are as follows: First Grade--Miss Ella Gillerlain Second Grade--Mrs. Louise Gurley and Mrs. Betsy Martin Third Grade--Mrs. George Casteen Fourth Grade--Mrs. Horace Shivar Fifth Grade--Mrs. Morgan McKinny and Miss Evelyn Wrenn Sixth Grade--Mrs. Russell Kornegay Seventh Grade--Mr. C. L. Turpin and Mr. Jim Dunigan Eighth Grade--Mr. Mark Herring, jr. In 1958, we entered high school with Mr. W. L. Creel as our sponsor. The highlight of our freshman year was a trip to Kenne1's Beach with Mr. Creel. We went swimming and had a Weiner roast afterwards. Mr. Hubert McClenny was our tenth grade sponsor. During our sophomore year we had several parties which every- one enjoyed very much. Under the guidance of Mr. Gerald Waters, our junior year was a very eventful one. For a money making project, we had a tobacco drive and we also sold flower bulbs. The most enjoyable event of our junior year was the junior-Senior Banquet which the juniors gave the seniors at Hotel Goldsboro. Our senior sponsors were Mrs. Imogene Price and Mr. W. L. Creel. V The arrival of our class rings in October was a great thrill to everyone. The greatest task of our senior year was the SESPRISCHOAN which took many hours of work. On May 30, 1961, we graduated from high school with feelings of both joy and sadness. No more are we a part of the student body, but we will always cherish the memories of our school years at Seven Springs High School. PAULA MOZINGO Historian Class Prophecy This is the year 1971. I, MARIE VINS ON, am a hostess on the Trans-World Airlines. Each year on my Spring vacation I visit each of my classmates to make an annual report on the graduating class of 1961. The pilot of the plane happens to be BUDDY SMITH and the owner of the airlines is EMORY DALY. The first place I visit is my home town, Seven Springs. My favorite motel there is PRICE'S, owned by GENEVA PRICE. Her two first-class helpers are LINDA HOWELL and LA VERNE PRICE. The next thingl do is rent a car from ALLEN GARRIS'S Rental Auto Service. The schools in Wayne Cotuity have been consolidated now. PEARL ADAMS is principal at the Seven Springs Elementary School and CLAYTON GARRIS is principal at the high school. When visiting Grady's Crossroads, I saw a large brick home on one corner and a huge stock market on another. By the way they're owned by JAKE PRICE. just a short distance from there, there's another nice home where ANNETTE GRADY and her husband live. Annette seems to like the job of housekeeping. In Mt. Olive the top movie place is the Clear-Vue owned by BETH HEAD. She says the top movie is one in which one of our classmates is the star. KENNETH HOWELL has made the star he started out to be. Next stop is Grantham where FAYE WEAVER resides with her husband who is Vo-ag teacher there. When coming from Grantham, I see Daly's General Store. PAULA MOZINGO is chief clerk there5wonderwhy?WAYNE HOLMES has a farm near Daly's Store, He had the highest tobacco average in the community last year. In Duplin County the Ford Company is owned by GENE I-IINSON and his wife is his secretary. This covers every one living in North Carolina. Next state and stop is Darlington, South Carolina, LARRY ROUSE is the top driver of the Darlington '500. In Kentucky, I visited ALMA MOORE. She is a nurse at a general hospital. VIRGINIA JACKSON has moved to Tennessee with her husband where he is a mechanic. The two famous chemists of our times are the SUTTON Brothers, KENNETH and MICHAEL They re researching at Cape Canerval, Florida with DOROTHY CAROL PRICE as their assistant MAYNARD PRICE owns a cattle farm in Texas and DONALD STROUD is top rider at the rodeos there ELNA IARMAN is pianist for top smgers in California In Hawaii are ROSELEEN BROWN and NANCY KING They re with their husbands who are naval officers In New York ALLEN DEAVER plays the -role of Perry Mason on T V NINA STROUD IS a model in New York She says the sack dresses are coming back in style BOBBY GRADY IS a professor at Virginia State College FORREST DUNBAR also resides in Virginia Forrest has an unusual occupation, doing nothing MARIE VINSON Prophetess l . . -- , . . . 0 . O l ' ' O . . . . . ' . . . . . 0 , . 23 -V 'J' A -,Z . V I 1 . . . . :-.,,.1,. ,,-.5-12, ff- -,f,..jf3wl'm.'-g-, - V-FLZ XVIT-' . Y ,

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