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salad, green beans, stuffing, salad, rolls, and several; desserts to choose from.
The guest speaker for the evening was Michael Curtis, son of deceased class member Harold Curtis. Michael talked of the many years he spent as a pro football player for the Colts and Redskins. He said that he was keeping his talk short because he felt that people might start nodding off after having their dinner.
After remarks by class members and introduction of their guests, Mr. Snead presented everyone with a copy of an updated version of their yearbook from 1935.
Following are some excerpts from the Washington High School’s Class of 1935 Class Will:
To anybody who needs it, Bob Cook’s mustache. Apply early and avoid the rush.
To Stella Dennis, in case she might need it, Lula Gentry’s tendency to flirt.
To Burrell Luttrell, Rayner’s rakish beaver hat.
To “Doodly” Estes, Franklin’s studious mind.
To Charles Wood, Jimmy’s graceful figure and ability to iceskate.
To Marion Marlowe, Edna’s primness.
Bob Cook’s wisecracks to Lewis Nelson.
To Ruby Jenkins, Phyllis’s glue, papers and books.
To Cordelia Lawrence, Jimmie’s permanent wave.
To Marion Marlowe, Rayner’s famous Zupher swing (in tennis).
The boy’s basketball team of 1935, with Bob Cook as captain and left forward, had a phenomenal year, winning 16 of their 19 games. They advanced all the way to the state championship at Farmville, where
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