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

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As I read over my past year's edition of the RAMQBLING SPECIAL, I see many of my former classmates' names and pictures. The first name I see is MARSTON BARWICK'S. He has just become a highway patrolman. He will be put with Sergeant BOBBY SINGLETON, who is in command of the Patrol Station in Seven Springs. Next I see that JESSE OUTLAW, JR. has got another contract to design a bank for JERRY SUTTON. They are doing very well in their businesses. As I turn the page I see SYLVIA PARK'S picture. She has just developed anodaer hair style. Isee that MERLE THOMPSON is one of her models. I also see GARY SANDERSON'S name.He has just finished another picture forWarner Brothers.Incidentally WILLIAM PRICE, a C,P.A., is his business manager. I see DURWOOD WHITMAN has just bought the subway that goes from Seven Springs to La Grange. VIOLET SASSER is his private secretary. They have their pictures on the front page. I also see a picture of BARBARA ADAM'S basketball team. They have not lost a game this year. WAYNE WILLIAMSON'S picture is on the sport's page also. He just won a gold medal for winning the one hundred yard dash. As I read on I see MRS. GAYE ADAMS and MRS. BETTY LOU LANCASTER'S pictures. Gaye, who is the Chief of Staff at Seven Springs General Hospital is handing Betty her Doctor's Degree of Pediatrics. Looking on through the edition, I see JOYCE DAVENPORT and PATTY CAUDELL'S names. They saved a baby's life at Seven Springs General Hospital where they are registered nurses. On the ads section I see that GERALDINE STRICKLAND has hats on sale.She is the owner of the Style Shop in town. I also see BECKY HfERRING'S picture with her husband. They own a big cattle ranch out in Texas now. It is about time for the press to start on tomorrow's paper.I see DORIS WILLIAMS, who writes the gossip column has just come into my office. Now I must start on tomorrow's edition of RANIBLING SPECIAL, because I am the owner and editor of it. JOHNNY RAIFORD Prophet 'glam yawn Tonight's the night we've been waiting for, For such a long, long time And yet we know we'll shed some tears For what we must leave behind. We've shared many joys throughout the years Along with the sorrow too We find it amazing, the things we did As we from childhood grew. So to thee we say our last farewell Our dearest friend of all The things wc-'ve learned and the things we've shared Will remain in the memory filled walls. Yes, we're leaving dear ole Seven Springs High And yet in our hearts we know That the memory of the joys we've shared Will linger where'er we go. ' BETTY MOZINGO Class Poetess 18

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