Westfield High School - Origo Yearbook (Westfield, NC)

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Lunchroom Workers Ellis Collins Elmer Lawson Ray Taylor T. Priddy (Custodian) Boyd Jessup Bobby Arrington Sammy Rogers Harold Hunter C. R. Gilley Texo Matthews R. T. Hunter Ronnie Jessup Arvid Simmons Bus Drivers

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Class Prophecy Willa Dean Inman, wife of the head coach at State was glancing over the evening paper reviewing her husbands team standing when she caught sight of the winner in the Daytona Beach Flying Mile. It was Bobby Lambert, one of her fellow students driving a Chevrolet. Then smiling she wondered what had happened to the other fifteen Seniors of ' 57. She wondered how she could manage to find out. As she fumbled through the yellow pages of the telephone book, she saw that Christine Cooke had become an F.B.I. agent. Here was her help. She called and together they found that Sammy Rogers had inherited a couple of million and was really living it up in Florida with his beauti¬ ful wife. Anne Jessup, it seemed had married the owner of King Ken¬ nel and she was a receptionist in the Reynolds Building in Winston Salem. Marie Slate, her next door neighbor was married to a grey¬ hound driver and had three adorable children. R. T. Hunter was still playing Romeo in a new Chevrolet while teaching at Salem (A womans college),Billy Martin and Teddy Cox were in service for their country. Both admirals in the Navy. Pat Sheppard was married to the editor of Life Magazine and was doing some bit writing herself on hair designing. Norma Jean Cooke had married the owner of Millers and Adams Hosiery Mill in High Point and mother of two children. Geral¬ dine Love lived near her and had married the manager of the same company. Curtis Mills was playing bit parts on the Robert Cummings show. They had a hard time locating Eva Jane Simmons. She was married to a foreign Prince and living in Singapore. Nora Stephens was in the foothills of Virginia painting the rolling hills. Her work had already netted her a cool thousand. Bonnie Collins had met a Captain while serving in the Waves. They were married and living on base where her husband planned a career. She was studying science in her spare time. Planning to invent a new button controlled house cleaner. Harold Hunter is just finishing training in Alabama to become a veterinarian. He was engaged to the winner of the Miss Mount Airy beauty contest. This page sponsored by FIRST NATIONAL BANK of Mount Airy, North Carolina 64 years of service