Social Circle High School - Socialite Yearbook (Social Circle, GA)

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CLASS PHUPH IJ By Nona Hays Operator, would you give me Social Circle, Georgia please. Hello! Mother? How are you feeling today? I just had to call and tell you about the wonderful time we had yesterday at the reunion for the Senior Class of I955. You iust can't imagine how glad I was to see everyone and find out what they had been doing since graduation. Do you remember how faithfully Lillie Moss wrote to Kenneth McDaniel while he was in the Navy? Well,'they got mar- ried as soon as he was discharged from the service, and now she's helping him run a dairy in Newton County. Billy Underwood, you remember, always raced up and down the roads at a high speed in his Buick and never seemed to get caught by the state patrol. Well, guess what he's doing now. That's right He's a state patrol! Billy said he loved his work and if anyone knows how to catch people it's Billy. Mary Jane Maffett and I had a very interesting conversation. She told me about the happy years she spent at Young Harris College where she maiored in Religious Education. Now she is a Director of Religious Education at her husband's church in Atlanta. Donald Peters finally lived up to his nickname of Sheriff . He has Dock Sorrells' job as sheriff of Walton County. Joann Boss finally decided to marry that cute boy from Jersey. They are now living in Monroe. While Joann keeps house and tends to the children, her husband works in the mill. You remember, don't you, how I used to tell you what a good bass voice Colley Jackson had when he sang in our Glee Club? Well, believe it or not he didn't take Mr. Richardson's place after all. He's now bass singer in the Stateman's Quartet. After taking a secretarial course in college for two years, Beverly Wiley decided she would rather keep house for her husband and take dictation from him than to be a secretary. And Herbert Watkins of all people is playing professional football with the Redskins. d Head nurse at Walton County Hospital is Martha Durden. After many years of campaigning she finally caught a octollllollond Adams always loved to fool around with electricity. Now he's the head of the Georgia Power office in Cov- ington, Georgia. Joy Everett, who married soon after graduation, has a full time iob taking care of her husband, her two boys, ahd her secretarial job at Westinghouse. You remember Virginia Herndon who we all thought might some day develop her singing talent. The past year she sold more records than any other blues singer in the United States. Oh, I almost forgot to tell you that Marvin Elder is now head mechanic at Walker Motor Company. Martha Simons, you remember, was always a whiz in our shorthand class. She is a private secretary for the South- eastern Manufacturing Company in Monroe. After four yecirs of college Dean Huneycutt has begun teaching chemistry and coaching basketball in Social Circle High School. He has reached his greatest ambition - being able to whip Jodie! Linda Harrison, our star high school debater, has taken Miss Vivien's place in high school as an English teacher and a debate instructor. Edward Huff is now one of the leaders in the Merchants Association of Georgia. Edward credits his success to Mr. Sigman and his training at Sigman's Grocery. Jack Nelson is now Superintendent at Social Circle High School. He really enioys this position for he has plenty of sleeping time when everyone else is in class. Betty Peters who had become an experienced saleslady at AIIen's 5 Sr IO in Monroe is now a big buyer in Los Angeles. FRIENDLIEST d H ff And Mother, everyone was glad to hear Mow 'lone MGHGII Edwo' U that I went to college for four years and be- came a Home Demonstration Agent for the Georgia Power Company before I decided to get married to an old high school flame. My, I'll iust have to quit talking about the wonderful time I had yesterday with my class- mates of '55 and fix supper for the children. Come over tomorrow and we can finish reminiscing about my old school days. Love to you and Daddy. Bye! Bye! -BTW?

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LAST l ILLA ll 'llll TAMENT By Beverly Wiley We, the 1955 Seniors of Social Circle High School, Social Circle, Georgia, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this our last will and testament, Section l Collective Gifts Item l: To the Board el Education we leave our many thanks tor the support that they have given the school during our school years. ltem Il: To the faculty we leave our great appreciation tor their pa- tience and understanding. ltem Ill: To the Junior Class we leave all the privileges given to the Seniors. Section ll Oar liicliviclacil Gifts Holland Adanis leaves the lever ot sleeping in class to John R Kenney. Be sure you're awake when the bell rings, John R. Joann Boss leaves to Margaret Shumate the privilege of being Best Looking girl in the senior class. Work hard to win all the votes, Margaret. To Lois Everett, Martha Durden leaves the secret ot how to catch a boy friend, To John Hollis and Richard Williamson, Marvin Elder leaves his friendly ways to all the girls. Make them happy boys! Joy Everett loaves to Vie Robertson and Helen Shumate the ability of writing backwards. Don't tool the teachers, girls! To Ann Folds, Linda Harrison leaves the sport ot playing bas- ketball, Don't run wild, Ann. Nona Hays leaves her typing ability to Martha Jean Elder and Gertie Jean Fowlkes. MOST POPULAR Beverly Wiley Dean Huneycutt , . 1 . '-s. st YK QQ s ss is X Ss X X , s fig W .. ., . sgsks gs L. S S 1 f ss f . R ,s i 2 . si 5, X' -X . SS sw., S . - c, mg .Dui BEST LOOKING Joann Boss Billy Underwood To Martha Julia Rutherford and Phyllis Gunnells, Virgini Herndon leaves her way ot winking at all the boys. Edward Hutt leaves to Bobby Joe Crawley his ability to gi along with everyone. Dean Huneycutt leaves his ways to get out of school to get smoke to Roy Anglin. To Harrison Bailey, Colley Jackson leaves all the activities of tl' F.F.A. To Emma Sue Shropshire and Julia Ann Malcom, Mary Jar Matfett leaves her big mouth to help them in cheerleading There's enough to divide, girls! Lillie Moss leaves to Linda Gibbs, Jean Studdard, and Linda Sa terfield her giggles, To Harry Lemonds, Jack Nelson leaves his witty sayings. Betty Peters leaves to Linda Huff and Evelyn Sullivan the man days at the ice-cream box. Leila Robertson leaves her quiet disposition to Peggy Bray an Shirley Beam. Better tone down a little, girls! To Martha Mitchell and Joyce Stowe, Martha Simons leaves he place in the Beta Club. It takes some studying, girls! Billy Underwood leaves to Louie Titshaw his handsome feature: Think you can make the girls swoon, Louie? To Wesley Kitchens, Herbert Watkins leaves his great footba physique. And last, l, Beverly Wiley, leave the task ot writing next year' Last Will And Testament to any fortunate Junior. Signed, sealed, and witnessed on this twenty-seventh day c May, in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and titty-tive i the presence ot ourselves and our Sponsor.

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