Valley View High School - Eagle Yearbook (Valley View, TX)

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A wr M ,.- ' ! '?T'fT'lf FQ fJul-v1us 1 . cuss PROPHECY ---Jan. 1, 1960 Dear Diary: This being the year 1960, I have decided to find out what became of the 1945 Senior Class of Valley View High School. ---Jan. 2, 1960. When the doorbell rang today, I never once thought it could be Charles Wilson. But there he stood, every bit as surprised as I. He gave me a card which read: 'Charles Wilson, Democratic Candidate for Governor of Texas . From him I learned the whereabouts of a few Seniors. Georgia Mae Hasten is married to a bank president, and is living in Rogester, New York. Roy Lee Belz is a football coach in Texas University, and Leroy Belz is now married, but still serving in the Merchant Marine as a Captain. ---Jan. 3, 1960. Today I passed by Snipe's Photo Shop. The name seemed familiar and sure enough, upon entering the shop there was Dale Lanier. By talking to Dale, I learned that E. L. Hancock has given up the Railway Compaxw. At this manent the door opened and Ella Ruth Kennedy walked in. She was clad in flying togs and had dropped in to remind Dale to tell his wife, who is Ella Ruth's best flyer, that she would be unable to in- struct her tomorrow. -5-Jan. I., 1960. Today I saw Erlene Burke. She told me she had married a Foreign Diplomat. Standing beside her was a small girl--Er1ene's only child. I also learned from Erlene that Ima Jean Mask is married to a band leader, and also has taken the job of dancing instructor at the RKD Studios. ---Jan. 5, 1960. It was no surprise to me today to find that Billy Turner has opened up his third night club in Juneau, Alaska, as he always talked of going there. I also learned that Polly Dean Highfill is singing at the new night club 'The Gay Niners, in Dallas. ---Jan. 6, 1960. Today I received the Gainesville Legster. The editorial was written about efficient law enforcenent. This sounded like a conversation I once overheard by Granville Hott and Virginia Owens. At the eni of the editorial was Vir- ginia's name. . ---Jan. 7, 1960. I was glad to hear of the election of Gran- ville Hott as District Attorney of Cooke County. Do you suppose Queenie's influence helped? ---Jan. 8, 1960. Dorinda Hard has becane a ballet dancer, and spends most of her time in Europe. This I learned from the former Glessie Mae Coin who recently resigned as Dorimia's press agent to marry a Brazilian coffee planter. Could it be that Glessie forsees another coffee shortage? ---Jan. 9, 1960. I wish to take this opportunity of letting the Senior Class know that I too have gained my life long ambition. I am now working as a secretary for Alan Ladd. -----JEAN WHEELER X.

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