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BILLY I-IUMPHRIES a tall red head, Now h1s ha1r IS beg1nn1ng to shed SANDRA JEFFRIES known as PEEWEE to most Lost her husband because she always burned the toast LENORA JEFFERS better known as MOUSE Has become the fxrst woman Speaker of the House Remember BERNARD JERNIGAN, a studlous fellow? He wrote a book that IS now a best seller WALTER JERNIGAN, who had ambltlons galore L1ves 1n a one horse town and runs the only store Pres1dent of a bank IS BEN JONES Hes also 1n charge of grantmg loans A famous archeolog1st IS DONALD JONES Recently he d1scovered some anclent Egypt1an bones Our frlend JACK JONES d1d not want to settle down He s st1ll dat1ng g1rls and do1ng the town JOHN PAUL JONES was not the sa1lor type So hes restmg at home smokxng h1s p1pe A doctors son was TI-IAD JONES Hes an MD also and stud1es bones There was a JOHNSON boy whose f1rst name was GUY Hes bought a new Jaguar and IS g1v1ng It a try PHYLLIS JOHNSON, who has such pretty ha1r Went to New York and IS a model there WILLIAM KAY who dreamed of outer space Went to Mars and found another race Amb1t1on and the w1ll to work had BOBBY KEEL, Hes carv1ng del1cate stenc11s from banana peel LINDA KELLER, we knew for sure would be a real 1 As a humorxst she 1S known for her except1onal w1t CAROL KING what an or1g1nal g1rl IS she' As ed1tor of LIFE magazme shes as busy as a bee PETE KISE bu1lt a rocket he was a Scxence Club hero It shot h1m 1nto space when the count reached zero A telephone operator was BETTE KISER She saves her money and 1S a m1ser GARY LAKIN an 1nvent1ve boy Has Just manufactured a Sputmk toy A d1sl1ke for dry weather had M G LANE He f11eS around ln the clouds 1n search of ram ELEANOR LARSEN who came to Wxlson from afar Has Just lnvented a new type of car STEVE LASTING, who dxdnt l1ke school Now makes h1S l1v1ng play1ng pool DIANE LEAVITT, who never d1d fall Works for the government 1nspect1ng mall An 1ndustr1ous salesman was JIMMIE LEE He worked h1s way up as h1gh as he can be A lad smart and lxkeable was REGGIE LEE He s a fam1ly man and h1s ch1ldren number three JEAN LEITNER, as under cover agent IS doxng well What her Job IS we arent allowed to tell FRED LEVITIN was a W1lson star of track Hes a pollshed actor of fans he has no lack WAYNE LIVESAY, oh brother d1d he yak' Hes the poet who Just wrote an Ode to a Sack Remember the boy so fr1endly BARRY LONG? He s a tenor at the Met and renders many a song A girl always ln the thick of things was PAT LOWE Shes workxng for Natlonal B1scu1t Co roll1ng dough MARK MAWHINNEY, who was always good for a laugh Paddled home from Europe on a rubber l1fe raft MAY MEADOR was a g1rl who l1ked sports On all World Serles games she now reports ANN MERS, who dreamed of a m11l1ona1re hubby Is marrxed to a chef who IS very very tubby Heres JUDY McEWEN the best an1mal lover yet In her bathtub she keeps a seal for a pet A busy man 1S our fr1end CLAUD MILLER He puts the feathers 1n many a pxllow MARILYN MILLER travels near and far She met her Indlan husband 1n a New Delh1 bazaar MARSHALL MILLER 1n scxence made h1s mark A statue of h1m now stands 1n a park PENNY MITCHELL, who always was the same Wrote a book and rose to fame MAURICE MOFF was always rar1ng to go He s the Wh1te House gardener an expert wlth a hoe PAT MONAHANS spare moments are very few She cares for her ch1ldren and keeps house too BETTY MORRIS, who had long blond ha1r In the world has done her share PAT MURPHY, who had such grace and charm Marr1ed an old man and l1ves on a farm MIRIAM MUSSER doesnt waste her t1me Shes try1ng to make the phone book rhyme Startl1ng advances made CAROL MYERS When she organ1zed the flrst co ed corps of fhers JOAN NAGY who had such a beautlful VOICE Aud1t1oned for the Met and was the f1rst cho1ce We knew NICOLA NEWTON would make the grade Shes h1ghly pa1d as art1st for Escapade The Presldents handy man IS JACK NIX, Around the Whlte House anythmg hell f1X LOUISE OAKHAM always planned to be a Wlfe W1th her hubby and f1Ve ch1ldren shes enJoy1ng l1fe Another fr1end BETTY OWEN des1red a good 1 e Shes play1ng 1n a Scottlsh band toot1ng her flfe MIKE PALASTHY was a real great guy As a Jet p1lot hes fly1ng h1gh Remember the sm1l1ng boy BOBBY PEARCE, He became a plrate w1th a scowl qulte flerce A sa1lor boy IS AARON PECK H1s SDGCIBI Job IS scrubb1ng the deck What a k1nd boy IS BILLY PEED' He plays Santa to people ln need BOBBY PERKINS, a boy whose fame was fate Has at last become Secretary of State PEGGIEI PERKINS publlc speaker was our Joy and pr1 e When we last saw her she was a b1ush1ng brxde JEANETTE PHELPS a maJorette really l1ked to strut Shes marrled to an Esklmo and l1ves 1n a hut LORRAINE PHILLIPS was smarter than the rest Shes a teacher and one of the best U 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 . . l I . - 1, . sa YI Y 1 , . at 11 - . 1 1 I l . . , , 1 1 7 ' 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 , . . . . , . u 1 1 1 ,1 ' , . . . . 1 . 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A boy known for h1S frollcs was NOAH DEAL He runs an ammal CITCUS has a tra1ned seal Look whos here old LOU DEANS Shes f1rst v1ce presldent of Campbells Beans Here s another grad whose name IS LOIS DELOATCH For a g1rls wrestl1ng team she IS now the coach DOCK DENSON, whose amb1t1ons were h1gh Jo1ned the A1r Force and learned to fly GLORIA DICKERSON des1gned a new baby crxb W1th bu1lt ln bottle and mmt green b1b ANN LEE DICKSON who worked on the SCA Is a pr1vate secretary gettmg much pay JACK DRAGSETH a newspaper wr1ter Makes extra money by bemg a flghter JUDY EGGLESTON tr1ed very hard to please Shes wrxtten a book on How to Plant Green Peas CLAIIIDETTE ELLIS because of her naturally curly a1r Won a beauty pr1ze at a county fa1r LLOYD EMERY the teachers pet Is a bookxe who ll take your bet WILLMA EVANS never hurr1ed she forever hked to a She s Just 1nvented a flre proof garment bag FREDDIE FISHEL, who IS Stlll a clown L1kes to goof off the whole day round A Jolly old soul was BENNY FLINT, A far seelng g1rl was CAROLYN FRANKS As a member of the Forexgn Servxce she really ranks MARTHA FREEMAN, who got soaked 1n the ra1n Wears a mant1lla and l1ves 1n Spa1n CONRAD FRESE, who we thought we had lost for a t1me Went back to Ca11forn1a and d1scovered a gold m1ne A marr1age adv1sor IS our own ALICE FREW Shes publlshed a book thats called I Do BOBBY FRIEDMAN, always such a goon Was the f1rst man to reach the moon Remember MARCIA GALBREATH, who was good sports? Shes world tenn1s champ won on all the courts GEORGE GARDNER, smart as a Whlp Has saved enough money for a European trxp WILSON GARLAND, as all g1rls know was a tease He Jo1ned the Navy to see the world and sa11s the seas LINWOOD GARRENTON who used to be a t1m1d soul Jo1ned the Army and l1ves 1n a fox hole One guy tr1ed anythmg once-that was EUGENE GAYLE He crossed the Balt1c Sea w1th a rowboat and a S811 MARY GEORGE who excelled at physlcs and math Works 1n a pet shop g1v1ng the pets a bath BRUCE GILL who had such da1nty hands Is busy 1D the kxtchen sl1ng1ng pots and pans JOE GILLERLAIN was honest and very smart In the world today he plays a prom1nent part Among the countrys ten best dressed IS MARCUS GLAZER, Wow' Look at that purple and p1nk polka dot blazer' Heres JERRY GOODMAN he always was a braxn Now he takes plctures of the mentally 1nsane CHARLES GOLDMAN, an 1mag1nat1ve man Is wr1t1ng a th8S1S on the Use of a Fan LINDA GONZALEZ, who used to love to sw1m Is a lead1ng actress and 1S starr1ng 1n a f1lm WAYNE GRANT, we predxcted would do someth1ng 1 He Just won the 4 H prlze w1th h1s two ton p1g CAROIIIYN GRANTHAM, who l1ked to subtract and a Is teach1ng ar1thmet1c to many a lass and lad A bongo drum player IS DIANE GREENE When she plays the people all scream One old fr1end was PAT GREENWOOD As an undertaker she s mak1ng good BONNIE GRESHAM sweeps and cleans And dresses her ch1ldren 1n sweaters and Jeans A law ab1d1ng g1rl was CAROLYN GUYOT Hes the cop who ll make you pay flnes A law ab1d1ng lad was BOBBY GRIMES Hes the cop who ll make you pay f1nes JOANNE HADNOT, a hostess for TWA Flew to Mars one br1ght sunny day BRYANT HAMAKER the ' star called B B by most Is a pro tlddly w1nk player for the Eastern Coast JO ANNE HARCUM was n1ce but very wacky An expert at flowers IS MARTHA JEAN HARDIN She became famous for her lovely garden BETTY HARRELL an excellent pUb11C speaker Turned to Wfltlng when her VOICC grew weaker An amb1t1ous fellow was JIMMY HARRIS He presently owns a buslness 1n Par1s MARY VIRGINIA HARRIS spent her summers at he beach She got marr1ed 1nstead of try1ng to teach Another lady lawyer IS JEAN HATCHELL She always carr1es a stuffed black satchel PAT HELWIG IS a real beauty queen In prom1nent places she s often seen A cowboy lover IS ARMISTEAD HODGES He s mak1ng mov1es w1th Roy Rogers JACKIE HOLLAND and her tw1n s1ster JOANNE Are lead1ng fash1on models and have many a fan An old marr1ed woman IS LOUISE HOOKS She has a large fam1ly for Wh1Ch she cooks Mr BOB STEWART I-IOPEWELL IS a dr1ller of 011 Hes st1ll a bachelor but has many a go1l HELEN and Johns HOPKINS Hosp1tal share a last name She went to work there 1n the lab IS r1s1ng to fame One of the sweetest g1rls was SHEILAH HORNE Shes been Just the same s1nce the day she was born JO ANNE I-IORTON 1n her toreador pants F1ghts dangerous bulls 1n the south of France SHIRLEY HOUSMAN collected stuffed an1mals fo fad Her :latest 1nvent1on was an automat1c heat1ng pad ' ' Y 1 , , I r I I I y 5 1 1 1 ' ' ' , , ' , 9 ' ' ' u xv , , . 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KIM PILAND went to Europe and stayed As a forelgn ambassador she s very h1ghly pa1d BRENDA PILZER always m the soclal wh1rl Just came back from a tr1p around the world The f1rst woman to reach the South Pole was SYLVIA POOLE, Man ch man IS she ever cool' LIBBY PREDMORE, who danced played and sang Went to Hollywood and Jomed the gang PHYLLIS PRINCE had much talent to d1splay She made a lot of money and went far away A very watchful eye had CATHERINE PRYOR Shes a Russ1an plane spotter her pay gets hlgher JACKIE QUILLIN was very falr She and her hubby make a handsome pa1r One of the countrys lead1ng men IS LEWIS RAINES In the fxeld of busmess hes really made ga1ns RICHARD REDD was another grad Hes taken a wxfe and become a dad An ardent dog lover 1S WILLIAM REYNOLDS He owns some of the worlds fmest kennels A collector of stuffed ammals IS PAUL RHODES At present hes engaged xn look1ng for horned toads DICKIE RITSCH as a golfer kept an honest score Hes well l1ked profess1onally and has frlends galore Remember our frxend PATSY ROBINSON' As Dean of Yale she s hav1ng fun MARY JANE ROWELL, who was our trafflc d1rector Is workmg for Colonxal Stores as meat 1nspector Hes runn1ng for Presldent IS sure to w1n some way Dramat1c amb1t1ons had BILLY SELF Hes now on Broadway portraymg an elf PATSY SHARETT, always full of pe Plays clarlnet ln a band that s really hep BILL SHANER known for h1s sc1ent1f1c ways Is bus1ly worklng w1th cosmlc rays D1d you ever have an argument w1th DALLAS SHAW He really argues now for hes pract1c1ng law What a dancer IS CAROLE SHEEHAN Shes tour1ng Braz1l do1ng the can can ROBERT SHIBLEY, who scored many a basket Has Just perfected a steam heated casket Another classmate DILLIE MARIE SHORTER Is a prlvate secretary behav1ng as she orter DOROTHY SHUSTIN worker on the Dreamer staff Writes storxes that make people laugh CAROL SMITH, oh how that gxrl could smg' Went abroad for kxcks and aud1t1oned for a k1ng DICKIE SMITH, who used to play the flute Is a bum and doesnt g1V6 a hoot EUGENE SMITH better known as T1ny T1m Has a lxttle boy named after h1m JEFFREY SMITH could multlply and d1V1dE As UN trouble shooter he travels far and w1de Heres SANDRA SMITH, the same as ever Lxvmg 1n England amldst the heather KENNY SNYDER, a baseball southpaw Is mak1ng h1s l1v1ng pract1c1ng law Qulck on the tr1gger was LINDA STARK Shes do1ng nothmg speclal but IS happy as a lark MIKE STEINER, who always d1d as he pleased Kept on do1ng so and now IS deceased LINDA STEVENS the beaut1c1an lmproved looks She runs a plzza shop and oversees the cooks A thxrsty boy 1S DARNELL STOKES, But 1nstead of water he dr1nks h1s company s cokes A wandermg boy IS our fr1end LEE STROUD We can t f1nd h1m he got lost IH the crowd NANCY SYKES, who on the annual staff worked hard Is the f1rst woman member of th Natlonal Guard JUNIOR TAYLOR who spent much t1me IH w1sh1ng Was last seen along the coast deep sea fxshmg JUDY TERRILL was qu1te a charmer Her third husband 1S an embalmer BUDDY THACKSTON, a regular cut up Dr1nks coffee from a saucer 1nstead of a cup Remember BOB TIESLAU the swxmmmg champ He works 1n a coal mme hold1ng a lamp JIMMY TODD had energy that kept h1m on the beam Hes now play1ng ball Wlth a pro football team CONNIE TRIPP wxth her penc1ls and pads For a dog food company composes ads SYDNEY SUE TRUITT who was a Future Teacher Got marr1ed 1nstead to a good look1ng preacher A peppy cheerleader IRENE TUCKEY Remember BRENDA TURNER who was always so pert? She works 1n a hot house plant1ng flowers 1n d1rt MARGARET TUTTLE who we thought very bold Dlscovered the Fountam of Youth w1ll never grow old SANDRA VANN was a cute lxttle vamp Shes now counselor at a summer camp BETTY VAUGHAN w1o was very short and cute Is now a banker and counts much loot JOCELYN VAUGHAN works at a Statler Hotel As head ma1d she really rlngs a bell JOHN VAUGHAN, who kept us 1n st1tches Is a mlser who carefully hoards hls rlches A famous s1nger IS JOHN VERMILLION Hls present best sellers number a b1ll1on THELMA WALDRON, whose mother was a teach Owns a resort down at V1rg1n1a B ach Remember WAYNE WALLACE another grad He st1ll looks young though he s a granddad DALLAS WARREN was a track star he also ran IS mouth Hes now an engmeer bu1ld1ng brldges IH the south JEFF WARREN l1ked W1lson he became a permanent fxxture He left when colored people came he d1dnt l1ke the mlxture LOIS WARREN was a real carrot top Shes Just perfected a water proof mop - , . 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