South High School - Black and Gold Yearbook (Winston Salem, NC)

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IANUARY CLASS PROPI-IECY IContinued from page 381 their boss. Ruth Cvrubbs is hair dresser in a Paris beauty salon. Burl Wayne works in Your Loan Shop in Chicago. His fast talking assistant is Elwood Lu- per. Marie Phillips owns a small hat shop. jack Hodgson runs a feed store: and Mike Angelo, a clothing store-all in the home town. Leroy Voncannon is managing the Santa Monica race track, and Herbert Munt jr. is a plainclothesman for Uncle Sam. Ruth Chambers is a seamstress in a fur shop in Baltimore, Md. Lillian Safrit and Nancy Willard are librarians at the Carnegie Library in the Twin City, and john Bryant operates a soundproof filling station next door. Bill Cofer is directing the 1950 Follies, and in his chorus are Nora Wilson, Mary Wil- liams, Sara Anderson, Lettie Mae Burton, and Lucille Lawson. Mary Snider is star of the show. Frances Hodge has just become a blushing bride but I can't seem to get the name of the groom, james D. Stonefeller V has just returned from a round - the - world trip. She is the leader of New York's younger married set. Mrs. Stonefeller was our Gretchen Clapp. McIver High School, the old South High of our days, was named for Burney Mclver, who, with the help of Bruce White and Claude Walsh, invented a collapsible automobile that can be folded up and carried as a satchelf' With that the Doctor closed the book and rubbed her eyes. She looked tired. Why it's one o'clockl I had no idea it was so late, but it has been interesting finding out what our classmates are doing, she said, looking at me like the cat that has just succeeded in eating the canary. For the first time in all my life I was speechless. She yawned, Well, I hope they get the best that life can give them. If there are no objections, I believe I'll get some sleep. I hope you made a record of what I saw. With that she left us no longer doubting that mental telepathy really is a wonderful science. Pdgt' twoImmlrl?1lvigl1l 'I' 41s41vo1oo1oa1v41s4:ois-ivo1s41s41s41v-iv4:v41sa:ow1v4:o41+iso1o sfo ninete- o1o41o43so1so:o41u41oo1o41v41s41soQv4Q4-4Cs41o41v41o41o41n- 4- Q... I I I I I I I I I I I I I I II i II o 2 5 Q 2 If CU I z 3 QQ gg I I 5.2 QU Q j 3 ag af-12-51 237 II wa 5-S GW- j QI Cape 29,34 -. Q3 if ggi? 2 Sw Q Zo asm' mf? ut 5 EJQ H9 I-151 ' I x B OD- ,... Dy NF! it Ul,Hg1 ,., E mf' :I Sksciaffg 5 me 0 :I rw 5 ffl I :ca W DD- I -f If H-Q QI-I as DFG mm C ..o. Q3 om- N 'Tj f-5 Q 'aa aw ?!'Q'2 if za jj 2012 Q, 5 mo :CZ :CUFSZ 5 Hz 0 :s 'I as CD I gf? wif' ms- 'V U'-. 075' O-C023 I - D, :ma O- II --Off .-. 4 j 2:11 53.2-:ua .-Ia? it lfln-1 Z Q RH U30 ',I,. 'I m 5 5. :agar G is Og s-'CD 5 D EC U' 9 jj S3 U3 I If r I 1040+430 oss- zizz 4:s4:o-o:1-4ov4Q1-4:ooqooQso:ooQs-oc+4:on!o ofups4Q.-eq.-.qv-vQ+4qs4qe+Qb ingzzizzz eq.-4--4:4-eq--.:v4quof4 'JU IT' SV O Z JF Z U CD C IT' U-IH-+

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