St Augustine High School - El Castillo Yearbook (St Augustine, FL)

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NANCY MUNRO, professional dramatist, can be seen in several commercials now- a-days. We understand she is very convincing selling CAROLYN THOMAS' Fine Flavored Fruit Topping for all fruits that lack such things. MARVIN COX, noted taste specialist, says it's not the words that attract you, it's the salty little tears that fall about the topping. GLENDA I-IARTLEY and 'SYLVIA DEAN, the dieticians, who specialize in salt free diets, say they find it all rather repulsive. The most recent airline crack-up occurred over Davis Shores when ALTON SOLANO, pilot, and DONNIE NESTER, co-pilot, cracked up when they overheard a joke told by stewardesses DIANE LANE and JUNE HAMILTON. The plane in turn cracked up when it hit an off-course carrier pigeon over the yard of PAT SPURWAY. ETHEL PAPPY and PAM WHITE, crash inspectors, who examined the wreckage remarked, Is this a wreck or is this a wreck? A small voice from inside, later identified as NANCY STRICKLAND's, replied, It takes one to know one. Some of the people have made great successes in their chosen fields. SYLVIA VAUGHN's ambition to be a hair stylist has been realized. She is now associated with Lassie Productions. ATHANELL WAGES, who studied art for years, has received her first commission . . . painting yellow stripes in the new highway. DIANE EATMAN is doing very well in Washington. She is especially helpful with the filibusters. GEORGE CASTO is doing well as a ballet dancer and NANCY ROCKWELL with her fine piano playing won the piano pickin' award. And of course GERALD PARTIN is blowing bubbles for the Law- rence Welk Show. ASHLEY GIDDENS broke all records for shoe sales and is now head of the Heel and Toe Department. r Alas, BARBARA SMITH, after getting herself tied into one of her Yogi knots, caught the hiccups and shook herself to death. FERRIN MCCULLOUGH said he tried in vain to untie her, but couldn't. He was later found by DUNCAN REED, the reporter, Ferrin had hung himself. BEN ADAMS, who is the head beat of the beatniks, discovered that BETTY CAUSEY, SALLY BASKIN, and BECKY HAMBY were still refusing to conform. They stayed in school because the class graduated. ANITA TINDALL and HELEN BROWN, psychoanalysts for the Board of Health, are still trying to figure the underlying thoughts of the trio. . SHIRLEY MOORE established a friendship club. Its members are LORENDA HUNTER, SANDRA KLIPSTEIN, JOHN SPENCER, ELBA HAIRSTON, and EDDIE HENUBER. Being charter members, they decided not to let anyone else join the club. DOROTHY DEAN and BARBARA MCQUAIG, syndicated St. Augustine columnists, who recently said in their enlightening column entitled, All ls Black, Everyone but BETH COCHRAN and us is sick, sick, sick, are now being sued for slander by MARGO PONCE, who claims she has never had a sick day in her life. In brief this is how the great class of '61 is doing. Please bear in mind that this was written with the hopes that no one's feelings would be hurt. But if anyone has a complaint . . . Don't call us, we'll call you. Athanell Wages James Greenmum

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