Our Miss Johnson

We lost Mrs. Johnson pictured here with Barbara last year.

Johnny Mangum's Family

Johnny sent me these photographs to share with our classmates.


Johnny and wife Betty



Johnny with daughters Gina and Kristie



 

Johnny with Betty's son, his wife and daughter.

Dottie Adams Edison Family Photos

Ronnie Wheeler Family

Ronnie Wheeler

Linda Lou Weeks Family

Linda Lou's Family

Franklin Mangum Family

Two daughters, two sons-in-law, two grandchildren and Becky.
 

Lindsay and her husband Matt

Me and my two grandboys

Family Photographs

I only have a few photographs of classmates and their family members.  If you have any pictures you would like to share with your classmates, please e-mail them to me.

Following are some family photographs.

Sandra Currin Stephenson Family

Ruby Tuesday's

There were 50 people in our graduating class.  21 were female and 29 were male. 

Following are pictures of one third of our female graduating class having a very good time at Ruby Tuesday's. 

 

We were very fortunate to attend a small school with a small graduating class where friendships were developed that will last a lifetime.  It good to see this group together 50 years later and enjoying life.



 

 

Glenda Currin West, Dottie Adams Edison, Linda Lou Gardner Weeks, Bertie Day Stevens, Virginia Duncan Barnes, Barbara Stephens Heneries, Leah Earp Avery

 

 

 

 

Deceased Classmates

There were 50 people in our graduating class according to the yearbook.  There are 40 that are still living.  We lost Leah and Willie in just the past 12 months.

Following are the deceased classmates pictures.

Leah Earp

Willie Jefferies

Don Fish

Carl Gilbert

Sammy Parrish

Ray Owen

Doris Prince

Lorelle Horton

Betty Johnson

Linda Williams

50th Class Reunion Venue

The venue has been selected and I think you will be pleased with the group's choice.  It's a small place in town that is just the right size for our group.  Several of the classmates have eaten there and all have been pleased. 

The name is Villa DiMaio and it is located at 345 West Dora Steet in Angier.  If you are coming into town on highway 55, you will turn to the west at the First Bank on Dora street and go to the end of the pavement.  The building is loacated directly behind Carlie C's IGA. 

Following are some photographs of the building and grounds.

 



Another view of the courtyard
 

Interior view
 





Entrance to Courtyard

 

Don Fish

We lost one of dear classmates in 1996. Barbara Henries saved the following.

Old Photographs of Angier

Following are some very old pictures of Angier.  These were mostly likely taken before we were born, but you will probably recognize some of the businesses and scenes.

My parents had a 1934 Ford similar to this one when I was a small child.

Don't remember shoes being that cheap.

This picture was taken beside the railroad tracks in front of the Town Hall.  This would be looking southeast toward Talton's Drug Store.

 

 

 

 

Classmates and Their Spouses

Herbert and Barbara Miller

Ronnie and Judy Wheeler

Mack and Glenda McLeod

Cecil and Sue Bowden

Virginia and Doug Barnes

Rex and Pat Matthews

 

Marvin and Judith Smith

Cecil and Maria Young

Kemp and Sandra Young

Barbara and Max Henries

Linda Lou and Bobby Weeks

Johnny and Betty Mangum

Dottie and Jim Edison

Carolyn Dupree Avent and family