Temple Hill High School - Templar Yearbook (Castlewood, VA)

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V) still as blond as ever. He says the Navy is a swell place for a fellow to be i For relaxation I decided to go to the movies. Who’s the blonde-head selling tickets? Did I- hear someone say it was Thelma Addison? Of course, she was always fond of movies when she went to school. I walked in the theater and found a very comfortable seat with a good-looking bunch of boys. I sat down, and looked from side to side. There I saw they were McNeil Hale, H. B. Isaacs, Albert Sargent, Bennie Johnson, and Thomas Phillips. I was really glad to see them. After the show, I was very hungry. So I went down the street and came to a place called Dickenson’s Cafe. I remembered I wont to school with James. Could this be his place, was the thought which ran through my mind. I went in and found that I was right. His waitresses were Lorcne Horne and his wife, the former Muriel Wolfe. I enjoyed my meal very much and on I went. Who are the girls wearing those W.A.V.E. Uniforms. Don’t they look nice? Why, it’s Betty Nell Salyer and Gayc Herndon. Just then passed ' a T-IIodxl car. Boys and girls were in it laughing, talking; and having lots of fun. Don’t those voices sound familiar? Who could it be? The driver is Henry Dotson, accompanied by Robert porter, Paul Burke, George Campbell, Iris Boll King, and Sally Jessee. They were so merry it brought back the sweetest memories of my high school days. Johnson’s 5 10 $1 Store. That reminds me of Rudolph and Mary Elizabeth. They have gone in partnership in a nice store and their two very nice clerks are Garnet Salyer and Nettie Castle. They had lots of pretty things and while I was there a very attractive little lady came in and bought seme stationery. I thought I should know her. Just then I heard Nettie say, 7 hat for you, Georgia?” I knew then it was Georgia Parks. For whom is the letter? was getting very ugly the beauty salon and By this time, my hair so I decided I’d go down to