West Hyde High School - Quarterian Yearbook (Swan Quarter, NC)

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JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Doris Raburn.President Dorothy Ann Cuthrell.Vice President Margaret Credle.Secretary Patricia Swindell . . .Treasurer Sandra Jennette ..Reporters Bobby Dunbar Margaret Credle Dorothy Ann Cut hrell Bobby Dunbar Billy Griffin Leland Harris Charles Jarvis Sandra Jennette David Mason Doris Raburn Dewey Sawyer Shelby Sawyer Patricia Swindell Evelyn Wheeler Frances Williams Leah Williams Not Pictured: Betty S. Spencer

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CLASS PROPHECY By Carol Williams Though I’m not a prophet --don’t even claim to be - - I took a glance into the future, and here’s what I did see. The graduates of ’57, whose fates I must fore¬ tell, In 1967, are doing quite well. Dorothy Mason is Mrs. Cleron Carawan. They have three c h i 1 d r e n--the ideal family, thinks Dot. Though she has been married ten years, Cleron is still trying to teach her to cook Mexican dishes. Lt. Jimmy Williams and his wife, Louise Spencer, are living at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas . After Lt. Williams retires, they will live on their plantation in Hyde County. Bennett Emory is the star basketball play¬ er for the New York Knickerbockers. Since Bennett has been playing, the team has been undefeated. Betty Lee Swindell and her husband Roger are living in a modern ranch style home in the West, where Roger is manager of a national wildlife refuge. Betty is kept busy with her two lovely children. Bobby O ' Neal is a second Elvis Presley. Having been a sensation in Chicago, New York, and Los Angeles, he plans to “Rock and Roll’’ over Europe in the spring of ’68. Jimmy Fortes cue, a professor of French at Harvard, has been invited to England as an exchange teacher. Edward Pegram volunteered for the draft after he graduated. He found a charming “dear at Fort Jackson and settled down there with her after two years with Uncle Sam. Cottie Garrish took a business course. She is one of Elvis Presley’s secretaries. Tommy Bishop, having received his last degree in engineering, is Chief Location Engi¬ neer for the state of North Carolina. I, Carol Williams, am private secretary to the chief executive of Phillips 66, whose busi¬ ness is to promote international good will. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-seven of West Hyde High School, in the county of Hyde, the state of North Carolina, being of sound mind and memory, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament, hereby revoking any will or wills heretofore made by us. Article I To the faculty, we leave our deepest grati¬ tude for the kindness, help, and consideration they have given to us during our four years in high school. Article II To the Juniors, we leave the responsibility of soliciting ads for and publishing the annual. Article III To the Sophomores, we leave our econom¬ ics books and hope they will find them as inter¬ esting as we. Article IV To the Freshmen, we leave our ability to have a good time all the time. Article V We make the following bequests to individ¬ uals: Item 1. Carol Williams leaves selling lunch tickets to Jean Williams. Item 2. Dorothy Mason leaves her impending success to Lou Ellen Mason. Item 3. Betty Lee Swindell leaves her job of secretary to the principal to Evelyn Wheeler. Item 4. Cottie Garrish wills “her” Elvis Presley to Dorothy Ann Cuthrell. Item 5. Louise Spencer wills her happy, care¬ free manner to Margaret Credle. Item 6. Tommy Bishop wills his “crash’ hel¬ met to David Mason. Item 7. Bobby O’Neal leaves his humor to Dewey Sawyer. Item 8. Bennett Emory leaves his athlet ic ability to Eric Swindell. Item 9. Edward Pegram wills his ability to get out of impossible situations to J. P. O’Neal. Item 10. Jimmy Fortescue leaves his under¬ standing of French to Patricia Swindell. Item 11. Jimmy Williams leaves his mechani¬ cal ability to Bill Griffin. We hereby appoint Mrs. Carolyn Harris, our advisor, sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we, the Sen¬ ior Class of 1957, do set seal on this, the six¬ teenth day of May, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty - seven. Testators: Louise Spencer Tommy Bishop

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SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Dorothy Cutrell.President Rebecca Smith.Vice President Anne Fortescue.Secretary Nancy Stotesbury.Treasurer Gloria Swindell.Reporter Marvin Brooks Frances Cahoon Billy Gene Carawan Merlin Carawan Rosanna Carawan Dorothy Cutrell Anne Fortescue Marie Midgette J. P. O’Neal Christene Sadler Rebecca Smith Nancy Stotesbury