Wartburg Central High School - Memories Yearbook (Wartburg, TN)

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Utley ,6- ......f' Y Presrdent Lawrence Rams 1902 JLNIOR LLASS LLASS SPONSORS cut, t Q Vrce Presrdent Secretary Ralph Goodman Kathryn Schubert Reporter Sgt At Arms Elmer Jones Don Patrick I9 'wr Mrs Stephens Treasurer Mary Jane Hardwrck i' p A F T N Ax. .A ' 6' , W - .bi , LXAL I A 7 ,J X4'f 1 ft-fyjffh f MI. N' 'I AH- . . i 5 t , hx . if, 5 f I 'Q M I, 'Y 1 x X A 9 A6 , XY C

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I ff j I Q1 I X f Y SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY C It IS the year 1962 As I Rosa Lee Morgan was return1ng to my home 1n MEXICO I met Fredd1e Maden who was stewardess on the plane She gave me the latest news on all the members of the Senror Class of 52 Fredd1e Jones and S L Guffey are mus1c and agrtcultural teachers at Central Donald Terry IS coach at U T and Wanda Hexdel IS major ette for the U T Band Iuanell Armes and Reba Redmon are owners of the Mrracle Beauty Shop 1n Coalfreld Lloyd Lowe and Peggy Long are marrred and l1v1ng 1n Kentucky where Lloyd 15 head Mathemat 1c1an at Berea College Pat Whltfleld runs a department store rn Pet row h1s sales 1ad1es are Mary Lou Melhorn Sh1rleyW1lson and Rema Sw1nt Anna Joyce Bon1fac1us now pubhshes the Morgan County News wh1ch has expanded and covers an enure block Marlene Taylor Juamta MCCOIm1Ck Audary Watson and Faye Melton are models for Sears and Roebuck and Co rn Alanta Ga Kelly Redmon and B1lly Chrlstopher are Tennessee s most popular I-l1llb1lly smgers They can be heard over W S M every Tuesday and Thursday nrght Jane Adock 15 a very successful actress The latest f1lm 1n whtch she play ed was Sally Let Your Bangs Hang Down Lynn West and Frankl1n McCartt are campalgnrng for the Morgan County Shenff The loser has agreed to be a deputy Claude Melhorn a famous arust IS now tounng Europe Dewey I-latf1e1d IS warden at Stonewall College 1n Petros and Calv1n Dav1s 1S Warden at the PIISOD Farm on Flat Rork Faye Aytes Eleanor Peltz and M1ldred Potter are nurses at Fort Sanders Hos p1tal 1n Knoxvrlle June Shoemake and Rema Redmon Jorned the WAC s and are now serv1ng overseas Mary Er1ckson 15 typrst for Roy al Iewlers 1n Maryvrlle Margre Frrckson runs a taxr rn Harnman Paul Langley now operates a very busy Nrght Club and race track He hopes to get sherlff Lynn West and Franklln McCartt on h1s Slde Bon n1e Jones 15 1ce cream sales lady for the Cumberland Cafe She got her start 1n the lunch room at Central Lo1s Cross and Mar1or1e Gflffllh are professronal basketball players for the Ph1lade1ph1a Redheads Hel en Terry prrvate secretary to the pres1dent of the Un1ted States IS tourmg the Holy Lands Mary Lou Norman became Mrs Don P3U'1Ck a few days after graduauon Leroy Schubert El11s Hetdle and Rossre Jones are the owners of the brggest darry farms ID Morgan County Sh1rley Math1s s latest novel has already sold 2 000 copres MSXIHC Clark M1ss Amerxca of 1955 IS now an opera stnger Davrd T1dwell and Russell Freels have all the g1rls swoomng It must be the1r Navy Un1forms LOUIS Basler IS plannrng on tak1ng over Mr Human s dunes as Supermtendent of schools when the next elecuon comes Euphema L1les IS a fortune teller She has been lookmg back IDIO the past rem benng all the F s that were made rn the Amer1can HISIOIY by the dear Sen1ors of 1952 Thelma Mlller IS a seamstress ID a ta1lor shop rn Chattanooga S 3 X1 X 1 47 I lik 1 :3 Z 2 2

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I gui- idk P' 'vs 3 '1 Ralph Emerson Kay Long Sadre Brown Ray Bardlll .lb A ,Ll Mona Armes harl Davjxdson Joyce Smlthers Betty Collms Anna Laura Freels Mary Hines Clyde Newberry Joyce Redmon ,s J: James Dautel Stella Sweat Lorrame Euckson Barney Hall 20