Viper High School - Annual Yearbook (Viper, KY)

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MARCUS WHITAKER KBUTOHJ CONSIGNS HIS EVERY LOV- ING VOICE AND CHARLES BOYER TACTICS TO ALVIN COMES. LOUISE CREECH BESTOWS UPON SYLvIA STAMPER HER JUNIGR CLASS BOYFRIENDS. , Boaav Lou LYTTLE ASSIGNS HER MUSICAL TALENT T0 THE HWORM TRIOHg LORENE HARVEY, LucILLE CHAPMAN, AND NANCY DIXON.' DON COMES INTRUSTS SONNIE BRANSON HIS cuRLY HAIR AND HIS MILLION DOLLAR SMILE. BETTY JO CANN TAKES GREAT PLEASURE IN PRE- SENTING HER BEAUTIFUL FIGURE T0 GEORGIA HALL. JANET COMES LEAVES HER ABILITY T0 GET MARR- IED TO GENEVIEVE BRASHEAR AND JIMMY WALTERSQ LITA HAD SD MucH LUCK, SHE wILLS HER EMBROI- DERY HOOPS T0 THE.MA DUNN. FAYE HAD So MUCH FUN DRIVING SHE ASSIGNS HER TRUCK DRIVING TD VIRGINIA BREWER. DONNA LEE WHITE GONSIGNS HER BLUSHING AND ROM- ANTID EXPERIENCES TO VIRGINIA BRASHEAR. MAXINE GILLUM LEAVES HER LovE LETTERS TO Boa- BIE JEAN ENGLE. MARGARET KSISJ WHITARER BEQUEATHS PER PERSONAL- ITY TO PATSY CORNETT. ALPHA CAUDILL CONFERS HER MOVIE STAR LOOKS T0 SARA FAYE JENNINGS. JUNIOR MGINTYRE WILLS HIS UNDERWEAR AND INHER' ITANGE OF A SHEEP FARM TO JIMMY COLLINS. LORENE BREWER ASSIGNS HER KINDNESS AND FRIEND- LINESS T0 ANNA B. MILLARDQ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, WE HAVE HEREUNTO SET OuR HAND THIS I9TH DAY OF MAY IN THE YEAR OF NINTEEN HUNDRED AND FORTY-NINE. A . -K f I l -EIIllE::54 g5g::::::llEQZQ , U0

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SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY THIS IS QUEERTVERY QUEER-BUT IT WAS I964. WHERE WAS I? THERE WAS A OONOERT HALL. I ENTERED AND FOUND A FAMILIAR FACE STARING AT ME. WHO WAS THE OONDUOTOR OF THIS CONCERT? OF ALL PEOPLE, IT WAS MAXINE GILLUM,AN OLD MAID GONDUGTING A OONOERT MADE UP ENTIRELY OF MEN. I ASKED MAXINE TO SHOW ME A HOTEL, AND WHILE WAITING IN THE LOBBY, WE SAW A STRANGE BUT FAMILAR FACE APPEAR IT WAS MRSGJANET BRASHEAR AND HER TWO BEAUTIFUL DAUGHTERS COMING DOWN THE STAIRS. FROM JANET WE LEARNED OF SARA PAYE. JANET TOLD Us THAT SARA OWNED A BEAUTIFUL HOME AND A BEAUTY SHOPPE, NOT FAR AWAY. STILL WE TALKED OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL DAYS. MAXINE BROUGHT UP TI-IE SUB' JEOT OF GOING TO A SHOW. SHE SAID THE CHARACTERS WERE OLD FRIENDS OF MINE. WE WENT TO THE SHOW AND THE FRIENDS WERE ALPHA CAUDILL AND JO ANN BRASHEAR SINGING HI LOvE YOU TRULYU. AFTER THE SHOW WE ALL WENT T0 A DRUG STORE AND WONDERING wHO OWNED THE PLACE, I SAW TWO INTELLIGENT AND LOVELY WOMEN OOME FROM THE MEDICINAL DEPARTMENT. HOW COULD IT BE? THEY WERE MISS BETTY JO CANN AND MISS JANE MOIN- TYRE, BOTH SETTLED AS OLD MAIDS AND HAPPY 0... MY MIND wANDERED T0 THE BOYS I USED TO KNOW. I THOUGHT OF RAY PHIPPS AND OF HIS OAREER. HE WAS CAPTAIN IN THE NAVY AND WAS FOUND WANDERING ABOUT THE SAN DIEGO DOOKS WITH A BLONDE. TALKING OF THE BOYS, WE THOUGHT OF BASHFUL JUNIOR MOINTYRE. MAK- INE TOLD US HE HAD GONE TO HOLLYWOOD TO REPLACE ROY ROGERS IN THE MOvIES AND TO TAKE CARE OF THE WIOOw LEFT BY ROY. ON MY WAY BACK TO KENTUCKY I ASKED MAXINE ABOUT SOME OF THE GIRLS THAT GOT MARRIED DURING THE SENIOR YEAR. SHE SAID THAT PAYE OWNED A NUR- SERY AND HAD FIVE BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN OF HER OWN. LITA WAS PRESIDENT OF THE HOMEMAKER'S CLUB AND WAS TRYING TO FIND A BABY SITTER FOR HER CHILDREN.MAX' INE TALKED OF BUTCH WHITAKER, WHO WAS OISTRIOT SU- PERvISOR OF THE ASAND P. STORES AND WONDERING IF HE SHOULD SELL HIS STOCK IN THE GJNCERN OR BUY MORE. MAXINE BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF A REOENT If gg? Q!g,EQ3'QEE: :QE O65