Silk Hope High School - Eagle Yearbook (Siler City, NC)

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1955, we, the future Seniors of 1959, started our high school days by keeping the unfamiliar schedule of our six periods. The thirty freshmen of our class chose as officers: President, Shelby Campbell; Vice-President, Lois Johnson; teacher, and Mr. Pike and Secretary, Betty Perry-»Mr-,Craft.was,our-home-roo was our orice ioaleg ON ee aoe After our sree months vacation, we came back to s ol as sophomores, choosing the same officers that we had had our freshman year. lost Ed Culberson, Helen Rogers, Larry and Jimmy Fuquay, but we gained Diane ne ea leaving twenty- | t helping with the Tee magazines, which helped us out later. Vacation time was over again and here we were Juni ing the year we lost Diane Beasley, Martha Hudson, Sylvia Brewer, Hurlene rd, Phillipsnile Nell Teague, and Lois Johnson, leavingpmenty members in. lass. We elected our officers as foe. President, Larry Johnson; Vice-Pres Ruby Campbell; and Secretary, Betty Perry. That year Can orieg hard on o play, ''Headin' for a Weddin', ’ and ‘the Jusfior-Senior Banquet. To help O e espenses, we had a Barbecue Supper. : | Our Senior you gas proved to be a busy one. We a g our annual will ‘he Senior play will be perfect, and we are also looking. forward, to the Bandugs soon be the main object in our mm: nae Barbara Reynolds almost upset the. cart, but. Calvin Johnson ca out. Mrs. Mogle, as our Senior ad¥isor, has been of great ciation by dedi- cating our annual, ''The Eagle, to her. We are leaving Silk Hope to make our own history in the world. The knowledge we have gained her will be long remembered. 20

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We looked ahead and plan Was it Mrs. Brown who c i As we count our treasures--hoarding evel y ounce-- We'll perhaps remember that a Junior che ek can bounce. if Our heads are high, clouds are floating round, High are our heads, but our feet are on the ground. Poet Melba Campbell Class flower: Red Rose Class color: ed and White

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GEASS PROP HEGY Well, I guess it's the gypsy inme---I don't know any other reason why they chose me to foretell the classprophecy. I will now gaze into this crystal ball to see what the future holds for this grand class of 1959. Turn onward, Turn onward O time in your flight Let me.see the graduates.of D9 Ten years. from tonienet Wade Hackney: rie Billy Joe Bowers are the two most = acssful farmers in Chatham County,. 48 you can tell by their large homes and farms. As I gaze into my crystal ball, whom do I see, but. Betty Lindley. She is ar- riving late again.» She is secretary for Gary Richardson, Attorney At Law. ‘Culberson is one of the top women ofthe Federal Bureau of Investigation. She has be H called to Silk Hope to solve the case of the Missing Erasers, “who is that smiling nurse coming out of room 209 in Chatham Hospital? ry, of course. Who wouldn't get sick just for her to hold his hand? la Hargrove has just been elected president of the North Carolina Society ologists. She specializes in permanent waves, facials, and, oh, yes, getting Sle chins, too. eople have been reading the newspapers, you know that one of the top 1€ day is none other than Winfred Lindley. They say he is a wizard and tom to the N-th degree. Watch for big things. Mmpbell is history teacher of the twelfth grade at dear old S.H.H. Yes, mbus discovered America in 1492, but the world discovered us, and w filling station that Lares Johnson is building isreally swell. i gbme ‘he does so well, but I would like to know if his conscience hurts three quarts of gas for a gallon. Charm really disappearedfrom the newsstand, ‘but! no onder, sll, wearing anew Easter Bonnet, smiled Presily on the cover. year. of We're No Angels. Frank Johnson is no enough parts for the Hot sell them any speedo A famous fas; Sylvia designs clothe Say, what's this? st Lindley defends her Chatipionship Title. “Well: ‘allTcan say i is, it should be exciting. I suppose you wonder what this crystal ball holds for me. My, it looks in- teresting, but right now youcansee, Iamtoo busy with the future for my classmates. Linda Carol Dowd Prophet 2)