West Rowan High School - West Wind Yearbook (Mount Ulla, NC)

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S0 QW IV, wif , I J It 4-'J ,mf-I MOST POPULAR Starr Starling Wallace Beaver BEST ALL AROUND Jane Edwards Wayne Miller BEST DRESSED Nancy London Jackie Anderson QUIETEST Betty Miller Jerry Lenfz MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Peggy West Bill Graham I l l

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their husbands. Nancy, I see you have a full-time iob with your duties as a minister's wife and caring for your two children. And Faye Nell, l'm so happy to hear that your Home Economics Teacher's Course has developed into the pro- fitable work of a Home Demonstration Agent. Peggy, your secretarial course is also profitable since you're your business husband's private secretary. That's a good arrangement, Peggy. Whose cute child is that, Wallace? Of course, I should have known it looked like Doris and John Correll. Yes, I thought she'd be keeping house, because you remember she was married the year we were seniors. Did you say that Peggy Haynes is a stenograper for the largest business in the city of Mount Ulla? And her friend Betty Miller has become quite popular through the name Miller's Florist at Mount Ulla where she has converted the ragweed blossom into the world's most exotic flower. Carolyn Call, Hazel Pinkston, Peggy Beaver, Helen McGee, and Shirley Graham, along with their husbands are over by the pink roses. Carolyn, Hazel and Peggy are all part-time telephone operators at Mount Ulla, while the other time is spent in homemaking. Yes, I knew Shirley was interested in dancing, but I didn't think of her becoming the famous dancing instructor at Mount Ulla. And Helen has become famous too, I suppose. What is she doing? A laboratory technician! How nice! Hello, Gentlemen. Why that was Bobby Kistler, the guy who has settled so many F.B.I. cases, and Don Parker, Jerry Lentz, and Bill Graham. So Don is the manager over all the Ketner's Stores, but Jerry and Bill-what are they doing? l'm not surprised that they are the most prosperous farmers and dairy- men in North Carolina. They were always good workers. That isn't everyone, is it, Wallace? No, there are Bob McWilliams and J. Lee Turman, Jr. It seems as if they are having a happy reunion. Since J. Lee owns a large hotel in Miami, Florida, and Bob operates a service station in Pennsylvania, they haven't seen each other in years! There are several people on the ter'race. Let's go up, Wallace. Why of all people! It's our senior sponsor, Miss Stevenson. lt's so good to see you again after all these years. Here are some other notables whom I must speak to. Starr Starling, a New York model and her artist husband and Jane Edwards, a house- wife and her engineer husband, and Jean Turman, a private secretary, who married her boss. Of course, I must talk with her a while and discuss old times as I must with everyone. It seems as if everyone has moved up here on the terrace. What? You want to hear about me? Well, Louise is calling for dinner now so we'll close the terrace doors to the night's chill and I'll tell you about me after dinner. Come in all. BARBARA DAVIS Prophetess N X x l ' ' I ' I 1 - . x 5 1 - L ., I gif'-su-Bffr-'fr . 1, 1Q f,,'l1's J 1 tb-si

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MOST INTELLIGENT Peggy West Bobby McWilliams fNot Picfuredj W ITTI EST Shirley Graham Don Parker FRIENDLIEST Carolyn Call Wayne Miller LITTLE MR. 8- MISS M. U. H. S. Laurie Davidson Stevie Meadows