Star High School - Oak Leaves Yearbook (Star, NC)

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,po WESLEY RAY SPIVEY Star N C FHA 1234 Dramat1cs34 4 H Sub Bus Dr1ver 3 Bus Dr1ver 4 Seniors EDWARD WILLIAMS Star N C 19... DAVID MICHAEL TROGDON Star N C M1ckey F F A 12 3 4 Program Comm 4 Glee Club 1 2 3 4 V Pres 4 May Court 1 Z 3 Chrlstmas Pageant 1 Dramat1cs 3 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 4 H 1 lun BILLY LAMONDS Star N C Class of 1952 Refresher Course Class Pres 1 Z V Pres 3 Beta Club34 AnnualStaff 3 4 Glee Club 1 Z 3 C1t Counc1l1Z V res 3 Sec F 2 Sc 3 Basketball 1234 o Capt 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 Dramat ICB 3 4 Marshal 3 May Court 2 3 Halloween Kxng 4 Bus Drlver 4 Sub Bus Dr1ver 3 Mr Acorn Most Athlenc 4 Most Intellectual 4 1- Lv MRS C L SHAMBURGER Sponsor gs A F I 4 ,ff ,SL If i A A, . .I un H -, .HV. . . o I l I 7 ll 11 ' Q ' . - - - 1 , ,Q - C llidll. ' :ii A - Q lt,a3Q - P . g . 2g .F.A. 1, ,3,4g 6- 1 . . . QC - ' ,L s .L 1 X 3 ' Us Q

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MENDEL LAINE MASHBURN Star N C Mendel FFA1234 C1tCounc1llZ3 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Co Capt 4 Baseball 2 Bus Dr1ver 3 4 I-hst Award 3 Most L1kely to Succeed 4 Sewers kv-X H iixw JESSIE KATHLEEN MCKENZIE Star N C Kltten Kat H A 1 3 4 Glee Clu Basketball 1 Dramat1cs3 WIIIIESI I-IAZEL CHRISTINE SETTLE Star N C Chr1s WILLIAM DANIEL SHORE Star N C Dan Boone C o u n c 1 l , ,Z, Marshal 3, Qu1etest 4 Class Pres 3 C1t Councxl 1 Z 3 Pres 4 GleeClub1 2 3 4 Dramat ICS 3 4 Ed m Chlef Annual 4 F A1234VPres34Che leader34 Halloween Queen4 Maypole 3 Neate st 4 Most Popu lar 4 Best All Round 4 Q J SUSIE FAYE SMITH Star N C vvsuevu F H A 1,2,3,4, Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Annual Staff 4, Chrls 1, Dramatxcs 3,4 tmas Pageant izffi? 3 I 4+ , ,, ,l.t W E L 2 , . . . ,,.5 ' , F... ,2, ,-I-H' b1,2,35 1 ' 'G ,Q f i 4. ' ' ll , 'lvl l . H. . , , Y L . . , 5 er- ., ' 2 v Q 1 . W cn. F.F.A.1 3 4- , . , . ,

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611155 Prophecy Whlsperlng s oftl y and qu1etly through the Oak Leaves the w1nd was maklng a famt almost uttered sound, a sound that seemed to be that of the song so dear to the hearts of those who know Star Hlgh But as I l1stened more 1ntently each whxsper told me somethlng of the whereabouts of my classmates of '57 Automancally I sat up, alert and l1sten1ng to hear the soft wlnd reveal the uncertaxn future Star School xslooklng forward morethan ever to the performance of the Saulme Players thls year wxth Pat Greene playlng the leading role We now fmd Lalne Mashburn coachmg a second team for the New York Yankees w1th Raymond Dav1s as h1s star attractlon The former Faye Aufnau now Mrs Garry Robxnson 15 l1v1ng hlgh and mlghty 1n the soc1al world of a mechan1c Stlll trymg to flnd her speclal place xn the world Loxs Cornellson takes d1ctat1on from her promment boss Reece Mabe Ed Sullwan has competxtxon now that Johnny Mabe and Walter Deaton have a program sponsored by Mercury Kathleen McKenz1e makes house work look gay and easy, wh11e Dan Shore keeps hos1ery rnlll bus1ness breezy Central Telephone Company Allen Lurnb er Company could mean only one t.h1ng Jerry Don Allen has taken over the lumber buslness Not only does Chrlstlne Settle have a very xmportant Job as an lnterxor decorator but a famlly of her own keeps her on her toes Star now has two more lrnportant people Ray Spxvey the agrxculture t ea che r and John Lee Call1cutt Be11eve zt or not John Lee IB now a preacher J'an1e Cagle now a prxvate se cre tary 1n New York surely sees a lot of the brzght llghts Mlckey Trogdon 18 now one of the most famous veterlnarxans ln Callfornla 'Day Nursery 15 the szgn we see outside the Home of Shxrley Butt Two chxldren of her own must not be enough to keep her busy W1th po1se, elegance and hlgh strung eagerness, Susle Srruth f1nds her path leads to newspaper work Edward Wxllmams the proud owner of a new local bus c ompany the M 81 M 18 now scheduled from Manteo to Murphy Then at last the soft w1nd wh1spered that I Jean Thomp s on was now szngmg wmth a small band mn Alabama Suddenly as 1.t grew darke r the w1nd subs1ded thus end1ng the prophecy of the class of 57 Prophet Jean Thompson . . . , . . . I . . . . ' 1 I . , . . . , . . Y . . Y ' Nancy Davis, speaking with an entirely new voice. holds a very important job with The . . . . . . l I I I I ' l . 1 . . y . , . . . , . . U I I D I , . I , , . . . . . , .