Triplett High School - Cavaliers Yearbook (Mount Jackson, VA)

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Smqeffv Jackson, V rg rla lno 5 1974 Tze Jacktofn Trloxne vablished a special edltlon May 51, 1974 in honor of the 26th anniversary of the Triplett class of '54 These are a few of the feature artlcles as were printed by the editor, Virglnia Emswller I obtalned my copy from Garry Ruperts' news stand Barbara Procter, the former Barbara Wagner, who was the May Queen of '54 is patiently ralsing three little May Queens of her own If they're as qute as she was they might make it Mavis Steadman, the P H D from West Virginia, who is an authorlty on child rais ng, fav a lec lre to HF rly lOCO mohhers at tl local A last Friday nlght 4 l a B 1 ' Grocery In adlcw a nev sectlon to his fast expanslon o he store since Mr Bowers took over th 1954 Alvin Rlnker and Bob LeDane are still tr l 1 over the country lavl a o tlm being hacnelo 3 1 lov r o the wlld, Ralph Bausermdn, was flnally tamed by the krmy After ten years in th fW3Pq dols he is expecting to be promoted to a P 1 C Martha Bowers is Superintendent of nurses at the Shenandoah county Memorial Hospital according to word recently received Feeders Supply Company Inc ,un er the able management of Marvin Gordon Jr , had expanded to all fifty states and Canada upon last reports Willard Lutz is practicing law in Edinburg with his brothers in the firm of Lutz, Lutz, and Lutz Dick hoomaw continues to run his store and raise his family He has changed little in 20 years Fern Craig is spending her time happily rearing her slx boys Dorothy Newland is teaching high school in Arlington Surprising ly she is still unmarried Gert ude Ball is the prlvate secretary of the honorable Glenn Weatnerholtz, U S Senator from Virginia Majors Donald Sager and Melvin Polk are the only career men in the service from that class Sherrill Vassie, old maid English teacher of the new consolidated Triolett High, is enjoying a visit at the homes of Misses Pat Kagey 'fb 2 '4 l' .. T' -. . ... - l. e.- , H 1 5 v .' ' -. , , I . . . . O O . Y o - 1 0 E ' I C 0 ' ' A.. . . 1 3 9 J -, 'TEL L f V 'ffffi ' .1 LC I ,Lau . 1-v : ,,, '-s , ,., r 0 Jll l fr ofcrs .c. f U . growtng supermarket duvlng the past year. This was the third ' I' L- .' A 4. .Lf.. g u: . . . qv, J ,. C-tl, .L- ' - x -N.. ,. .fm 1 ,, - f- Lf Y. U A -ALJ U 0.4 ,V ' ., . ll. . 1, A - 1 Tae O .L La X C v W . 4 g I 4 ', -- X J- 9 fa 4 5 1 l'O O , I . , . .. , ' Q O O . , O I I A Q 1 O O . u L I O r . . I' 0 O - O Al ' A

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and Barbara Jordan in St Petersburg, Florlda They are still studying muxic Fred Bowers and Donald Fadely are the only large scale farmers left in this secticn of the county With the help of banker Robert Green ther have succeeded 1U wlping out all competition Doris and Mary's is the fashionable restaurant on Route ll owned and operated by Doris Lloyd and Mary Harpine, who are considered by many to be the best cooks in the South Elizabeth Lindamood, woman scientist, is just completing her third year of work with Mr Albert Einstein Jr They plan to visit the planet Jupiter next summer to gather valuable scientific data for their research Frankie Funkhouser is arranging musical composition for his wife, the former Pat Funk, to sing in the Metropolitan Opera House in New York Don Richardson and Robert Stidley, have collaborated to form the biggest partnership in the state today, Mr Richardson is head Stidley runs the swank, up to date funeral home across the street Mr stldley says business is prosperlng The manager of Shenandoah Caverns, Mr Wayne Kimble, stated to day that he has had very successful years Elaine Lutz, the former Elaine Bowman, is happily raising her two children Bonnie Harris is now managing her own beauty shop called HARRIS' BR UTY SALON 'G aranteed beauty eve y ti Warren eager, former champion billiard player of the country, retired last year to devote all his time to his ten children James Hodges is now successfully married to Mona Zirkle and it doesn't change his friendliness toward people at all Don Richardson surgeon at the Richardson Memorial Hospital in Richmond, while Mr. LA . ' u r men.