Yorkville High School - Warrior Yearbook (Yorkville, TN)

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F 4 1' 127' ., , , sei Y 5 C Z 'M Qebvtefgbwrg 2 W IILHSS PHUPHECU Having been asked by the illustrious Senior class of l9Sl to look into their future and foretell the events that will come to nassg we shall now call upon the spirits to vuide us through this dark journey into the future. As we Qaze into our cun of tea leaves, the spirits reveal a bright fu- ture for some of our class mates. The scene is growinv brighter and we see that a life long dream of Patsy, who always liked sports, is now the first baseman of the famous girls baseball team. Jamie, always up on the news at school, is now pounding the keys of the typewriter that turns out the best stories for the Commercial Appeal. As we look a little deeper into the future, we seo a famous basketball coach who is none other than Charlynn. we see her team fighting its way to the top under her brilliant coaching. Larry, after his brilliant army career, is now working for the F.B.I. in Washington. He has become very famous and undoubtedly will take Hoover's place when he retires. After a very successful career in the city, Rebecca has returned to the farm to take up the career of being Nelson's wife. The scene is slowly growing dimmer as the future is getting deeper. Ah! once again it gets brighter and we see Billy Headden teaching agriculture and running his cattle farm. But then we see Pevgy who always wanted to be a nurse, giving up her nurs- ing career in the hospital to become mistress of a certain cattle farm. Sue, who married during her high school days, is now owner of the biggest beauty salon in New York, while waiting for her husband to return from the army. Bill Pack has astonished everyone in Yorkville by his famous discovery of a new type of bomb. He is now known as a great scientist. In her school days Doris was always very good at typing. She is now the best typist in Memphis's largest manufacturing firm. She will probable marry her rich boss and live in luxury. Vernon, who always had an eye for the navy, is now the Captain of a large battleship. His brave deeds have won his ship many honors. Josephine's Preat skill in drawing has won for her much fame. we find her in England painting Princess Margaret's picture. After many long years of college Janie Lou is now president of a girls' college. She has her school well under control with a demerit system. After many years of acting in Shakespear's plays on the stages of New York, Todd has returned to the farm. Coming from Oklahoma was only natural that Don would want to return there some day. He is now married, has three sons and owns a large ranch. Dorothy, who always snid she was going to marry Buddy, has at last suc- ceeded in her plans. They now have five children. As we stir the leaves in our cup we see Faye in a faw away land. She is teaching the natives the modern way of life. She and her husband, who is a doctor, are doing great work to improve the living conditions of far away lands. Bettye, who never liked small towns, left for a larger place and is now bookkeeper in a large firm out in California. For our teachers we foretell great happiness and peace after the senior class takes its leave upon the great road of life. Dear friends, we hope you have been greatly impressed by these visions as our tea leaves have revealed them to us. 12

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