Tarkington High School - Longhorn Yearbook (Cleveland, TX)

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fawbz in Pago!-ecy This is the year of 1965, and on our flying Supercarpet, we rove the world over, glancing down now and then to find the graduates of 1959 going about their daily routine. Here's what we find our heroes and heroines doing: Carolyn Burwick, a Private Secretary for J. Duckin Rainwater, President of Gaylor Lake Water Works. Doris Croft working as Head Nurse of Hightower Hospital, showing mothers how to pin the perfect diaper. Charliene Lewis already fabulously wealthy from selling bicycles to fresh- men who have to run errands for seniors. Ruth McCorkle continuing her career of public speaking--now the orator at a dairy barn. Nancy Pate still trying to create something to outdo Paris fashions without getting a criminal record. Patsy Smith owner and operator of the Gip Joint Cafe located on Shady Lane Avenue. Sandra Smith working diligently as housewife of Ben A. Nut, the Superin- tendent of Rusk Asylum. -Terry Mack Andrus now playing football for A lk M, believing that he should have that squad straightened out in another year. Vernon Brown at the 1965 Presidential Election in Washington, D. C. , still pointing out the qualities of the Dixiecrats. John Earl Ellisor operating his own Diesel Railway Line from Dolen Gravel Pits to Well's Store and milking cows in his spare time. Rayburn Gilbert as Civil Engineer tunneling the Rockies to shorten the trip for Hollywood commuters. Dalton Gregory happily settling down at the job of Chief Saw Sharpener a Macedonia local mill. Ned Hunziker, a D student at A 8: M, making millions from his discovery of growing cobless corn. Gordon Locke progressing exceedingly well--a recent promotion made him Chief Salesman at Well's Store. John Robert Long hospitalized as a result of a fall received while riding a bareback donkey at the Annual Dolen Square Gardens Rodeo. Willie Frank Martin with his Wester Swing Band, playing at the Three Gables in Romayor. An old flame, Pat, is singing with his band the very popular, Why Don't You Haul Off and Love Me. Albert Parnell, Professor of one of the State's leading Universities Far Below Normal. Bobby Porter, SMU Football Coach, still using old TPU plays. Leon Porter after 8 years at Baylor a Sunday School Teacher at Rusk. Billy Dale Scott the Chief Salesman in the Toilet Paper Department at Gray' s Store. A Homer Stone progressing very well as Assistant TPU Janitor. Larry Sutherland, far above our heads, the head mule driver at the Mace- donia Sawmill. Marion Taylor, Chief Commode Cleaner at the popular 3Z1 Cafev. A pro- motion is due anytime. Leroy Lewis, World Professional Basketball Player, trying to get up a game between the Exes to show off his talents. Joe Kite co-owner of the National Girdle Factory of Davis Hill. W. R. Walker, dear senior sponsor, a Professional Census Taker--his ability to keep perfect count of the seniors got him the job. Juniors

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