Tappahannock High School - Annual Yearbook (Tappahannock, VA)

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' ....-. lrr - 1 f J f J ' f 14,11 .1 14-1 1-4, , I '. 7 ' : a SZYIOR PRUPHECY FROI., SENIOR-JUNIUR BAN..1UE!I' f . i ' Vie will cause a few mimutes to gaze into the future of the l94'7 Senior Class Q ,' of Tappahannock High School. I ' The prophet took LIHDY BROOKS' right hand and read that he would be E heavy-weight champion of l957. , . Q. ' While J3g.IJ'N,2 CLYDE LARBUUR searched the heavens, the prophet predicted 7 K, that she would be Fashion Editor for Seventeen, but, being DOTSO with I k ' this, would become private secretary to the President ofthe U. S. I . The prophet told CHARLES FLEIT that he would be sturrer. in a movie I f called An Answer To A ltaiden's Prayer. , , 4 V As FRANCES BALDERSON sat day dreaming, the prophet said that she would accept a ,job in Portland, oregon where there is no man shortage, and that he practically quaranteed her a,husband. A ' CILARLJS FOZC'..'dI.L was caught star-gazing and the prophet saw him running Q : ' an airplane filling station for The Through Plane' Service from Teppahannock , if to Richmond. ' ' Q ALMA GHJY COGHILL would become President of The Business Girls' Club ' of America, but will resign to become society editor for The Rappahannock T mes. ,. DOUGLAS SHAC1-.ALFORD will be the future baseball coach at Tappahannock , High School, and, during his spare time, will pitch for the St. Louis , ,J Cardinals. ' , The PI'0Dhet saw YLTXIJ DIDLALE editing a newspaper column entitled How f , to Love and Ee Loved. ' I I As the prophet gazed into his crystal ball he saw something moving up 2 f' and down. As the vision became clearer, he said it was J'Ul.I4dY H.nLll.OCK being I I exhibited as a living ad for Urigley's Chewing Gum. f ' , MARY ANI! DUKE would be principal in a high school. Her educational I, I methods would shock the world-but educational leaders will prevail upon her f 'to become chairman of the Advisory Committee on Education. Y, , HOLDER VERLANDLR, the prophet predicted, would oe working with the I I, circus as water-boy because he could not find an outlet for his talents. I f I DOROTHY TIGNOR would become one of the leading glamour girls in l Hollywood. Later, she will write a book called My Advice to the Lovelorn. , ' HENRY WARE was told that he would be a lecturer. when not lecturing X V f in the outstanding universities, he would be at his ancestral home in Q . Dunnsville, Virginia. ' I The prophet looked again into his crystal ball and saw. JACKIE CaIn3e.3LL 1 driving the Greyhound Daily Express from San Francisco to New York. City. i ANNE VJRLAIJDHR will become one of the Ten best Dressed Liomen in America. Later, she will accept a Joh posing for Peusodent ads. ,T EILLY NUNN will be Secretary of the U. S. Treasury and, later, will , ' invent a pill that will cure everything except effects from the actomic f bomb. . . ' GENEVIEVE ANDERSON will acquire a fortune from the sale of her one I : book, which will be called How to Pass in Ten Easy Lessons. I The prophet revealed that MILTON H,'Mv1OND would become a famous preacher but would be so annoyed by the women church leaders that he would resign to ' become director of the Y.M.C.A. ' W The prophet promised DOROTHY HARPER that she would be a famous interior i 7 decorator. Her plans of home decorating would be known around the world. , . N- --'- ' - The prophet said that DIC-K HAYNBB would go to Hawaii to teach the s A 4 fvkgg-1.9 natives to play the guitar. After that, he will return to the U. S. to be- ' f t f,-, come President of The Tappahannock Ladies' Sewing Club. A' . 1 JOYCE BROOKS will begin her career by painting President Truman's pic- I ' fb N f ture but would not acquire her fame as an artist until she had done Principal Q' Q ig R f H. E. Lye-11's portrait. fl A , SUE NETTLL will become Miss America of l95O. She will have many T S ' movie offers, but she will prefer to teach home economics in the Tappahannock -' ,e . ' High School. A , The prophet prophesied that 'f.A.YLi.lID l.IIDRm'WS would become chief surgeon Y , at the Cows, Dogs, Horses, Hogs, Cats and Chickens' Hospital of Lt. Landing - Virginia. f For the last time the prophet gazed ,into his crystal ball. This time f I, he could make out the image of a v:oman. She was dressed- in mink. Her name 5 was Mrs. J. Astorbilt Rockefellow lv. This woman, the prophet said, I would be DOROTHY BAUGHAN-formerly of Tappahannock, Virginia. I I , T A . , f I I If ,I .l.,I 1.1.1 'll I'I'I'f I I Ii. I III I.-tell I I I I In A . . Y 'IQ . .. n .tif ,dial I ' ZFR ' L, ' 1 H . f. Z 1:?i:.. - --'- . o ss..- f, - - - ,-if-..-ner.: 1. 1 1 -P'144-Q ? 'f3i -Eli. . ' -tm.. f f'-iF ' ' ..fi3I?+ v ' ':l'l .C 'Y1 ' ' 4 ' ' Fl 1.-'V' ,551 ' i A-:VIL---.-'--if --. .12 Q.I2'iih. Q 1E.gf.i5:EiQ.3iiiii.vZ.-4.r:....: ,l?1f2.Gi!?-hiv-l'Q4+lE'5-.,uf.+1-i.vLLL.-5,

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