Vancleave High School - Time N Tide Yearbook (Vancleave, MS)

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946 5 ANG wag. wPs LE 6 ai % Ge 572 Naomi is now following her profession as nurse in the Chicago Infirmary. I received a letter from her yestercay in vhich she stated that she was stil? head nuree. She dearly loves her work. Naomi always did well in anything she undertook. She co ntinues to watch her diet. Doris Mallette, the little dickens, is now contemplating becoming a model. She has been working as strenographer, but, according to the latest news, doesn't like her boss . He really must be an unusual man. Something is wrong When Doris sees a.man she doesn't like! (Just kidding.) Well, Mom, guess you are posted on all the latest Classmate News . Hope I haven't taken too much time telling you all my inter- ests, but I'm sure you will be glad to hear all this since you, as well as my classmates! parents, were always interested in each of us. Well, this is how we stand today. Your daughter, Juanita Havens ee a ad % ees } a IN q Paap te vy an 2s

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946 GUNA SESS a “fe Syz 23 68x PANG Somewhere, Not Here May 1, 1952 Dear Mon, As I scribbled the date, May List, 2 thought of my gradu2tion from Vancleave High School back in '47+ Although it has been five years now, I still recall the funny things that happened back then and I often find myself thinking of my classmates. You know, Mom, they all did well even though at times I wonder how we ever struggled through Several days ago I attended a luncheon for the employees of Wilson and David's Chain Stores , You will never guess my sur- prise when I learned that the young man to my left was formally a seaman under Lieut. Commander Stanley Ramsay. He also showed me a picture of Stanley. He really looks like a big shot these days. Large— my goodness! Guess you know Stover Tillman is plan- ning on taking up aviation very soon. He fas been math instructor at Perkinston College for several years. Stover was always bright along that line and it often made me wonder, while taking geometry especially, why he was blessed with brains I had such a dreadful shortage of. Marjorie and I see each other quite of- ten. We just can't seem to be sgsenvarated. Accorcing to the editor of the Meridian Star she has an excellant rating as journalist and they truly value her work. She still specializes in handwriting. She really knows how to twist a pen. I sometimes wonder how Targe keeps up her moral without basketball. y Tee” 4 . yes dr %

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946 gr CLASS WILL We, the Senior Class of 1947, of Vancleave High School in the village of Vancleave in Jackson County, Mississippi, being of sound at mind and body, do hereby make and publish this, our last:will and testament. Although these assets may seem small, we hope that the persons who were fortunate enough to receive them will use them to their best ability. Juanita Havens leaves her ability to play the piano to Burton Havens. Come on, Burton, let's have a little Boogie Woogie! Doris Mallette leaves her unexvired geonm- try term to Clyte Olsen. Clyte, may you someday be another Euclid. YLLS¥ CE Vay DS keke OPSER Naomi Woodman leaves her height to Cynthia Mallette. Don't worry, Sis , you have time to grow yet. Stover Tillman leaves his handsomeness to Clifton Davis. Watch out, Parge , you'll have the fairer sex after you, too. Stanley Ramsay leaves his ball coaching and arguing to Ivan Ellis. Come on, Ivan, keep up the good work, I, Marjorie Hawley leaye my big feet to Jimmie Flurry. Remember, mie, those with big feet have a good understanding. At last, we the seniors, leave all our old stale gum which we placed under desks, on the walls, on the ceilings, and elsewhere in our haste to be rid of it, to the teachers. We hope it will bring you much satisfaction next year. Remember to enjoy it, because this is a real sacrifice on our part. @ P3