Victory High School - Optic Yearbook (Clarksburg, WV)

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al NORRIS Hospital, rushing down 5th to catch Ray's Inis. Sallies In Our Alley: ORLAN CLEVENGER and DONALD FRET WELL, the multi-millionaires, saying it's cheaper to live in Spain . . . Heiress MARY JO KOPP supping at MERRINER’S Gold Room and telling her friends, GENEVA PANTHER, who owns a school for cheerleaders, BETTY MICHAEL, the real estate owner, and ANN MOORE, the swimming instructor, about her trip abroad. Table Talk. DOROTHY BAILEY, DELORES ALVAREZ, and JUANIA CALAFATIS, the beauticians at Pierre's Beauty Salon whose proprietor is CHARLES SETTLES, were seen at JACKIE SEAR'S play “Three Minks Later” whose cast included SHIRLEY SHORT. ANETTE WHITE, and LARRY WILLIAMS . . . Pro-golfer. WILLIAM ROBERTI, made one of his longest putts, a 54-footer . . . CHARLES MURRAY, whose annual gross is now $500,000. reminiscing about the days when he longed for a dime for coffee . . . The well-known girls’ basketball team, coached by PATTY RIGSBY, has such famous players as ROBERTA REED, DIXIE WYATT. MARTHA WOLFE, JANIE SHULTZ. DELORES TAYLOR, and NANCY WILKENSON. Faces Out Front: Attending the convention for the foremost teachers of America were SANDRA GLENN. NORMA GOWER. CHARLOTTE KONTAK. LORETTA LYON. NANCY McKEEN, ANN McKOWN, and BETTY MILLER . . . RONALD PULICE and DONALD PULICE, the most successful businessmen, have JUDY ROMANO. MARY ANN THOMAS, NANCY WILLIAMS, as their confidential secretaries . . . LOUVELLA COFFMAN and DONETA PHILLIPS, who have been married now for 15 years, were seen talking to former debutantes. GWEN CLIFTON, GLENNA CHIPPS, JOAN CLEAVENGER, ALMA CAIN . . . WINONA CRISLIP. the head of the advertising staff at DENHAM’S Dress Shop, lunching with MIKE LUCAS, the architect. BOB LYNCH, and RONNIE KARERE, interior decorators, VIRGINIA HYDE, and ROSEMARIE MARANO. model housewives . . . Inspector for the FBI. JASPER MacINTYRE, proved that FRED KNAPP, a news commentator, RONNIE HILL, an Army coach, FRANK PATTERSON, bottle cap exec, OKEY SANDS, Civil Service coordinator. DANNY' WALLS, and RONALD WILLIAMS, the morticians, and Senator DAVID WORSTELL are confirmed bachelors . . . RUTH MOATS, BARBARA DAVIS, and JUDY MOORE offered services to the American Red Cross and were sent to Europe. This is what you wanted, “56” grads, a prophecy for the future. What really lies before us? Perhaps we may not all have fame and fortune, but we will hope to have that which is needed most of all—happiness. AS WE PAUSE in our attempt at summarizing this, our last year at Victory, we wish to thank our very loyal and helpful advisor, MRS. SMALLWOOD,- who has given tirelessly of her time and efforts to make this OPTIC a success.

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