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Top to Bottom: Mrs. McAdams’ Sixth Grade; Mrs. Casey’s Sixth Grade; Mr. Eas- ter’s Filth Grade; Miss Poole’s Fifth Grade. c e
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Senior Class History The Senior Class of '46 consists of six members. Due to lazyness of some, patriotism of others and smartness of one, we will receive our long awaited diplomas May 31, 1946. This little crew feels that it has had a tough road to travel on their long journey. Cornelius Barber entered A. O. High School in Sept. 1940, received three years of High School education before heeding the call of his country (to serve in the Air Corps) in 1943. He received his training in New Jeresy and graduated from Lowery Field, Colorado; from there he was sent to Sioux City where he was a member of a B-29 crew. Due to the ending of the War, Cornelius did not serve any overseas duty. On Feb. 18, 1946, Cornelius again joined our happy crew. He is a very prominent member of our baseball team. Jennings Berry received his first two years of High School at Eliot Jr. High School in Pasadena, Calif. Entering A. O. Sept. 1944. Jennings has been one of the most active members of our crew. Taking- leading parts in all activities such as, Editor in Chief of “The Tomahawk , “The Hub , Glee Club and Dramatics. We consider Jennings our best all-around Senior of '46. Margaret Freeman entered A. O. High School in 1941 where she has been a member for the last few years, with the exception of two months, when she attended Burlington High School. Margaret also attended Pleasant Grove High School. Thomasina Mayton received the first year of High School at Bessemer High School, in Greensboro, N. C.; the next two at Morrison Virginia. She entered A. O. as a senior, Sept. 1945. Lora Lee Troxler entered A. O. High School in 1941. Lora Lee has been a member of A. O. School for her entire education She has taken part in Basketball, school plays, and other outstanding activities. We consider Lora Lee a friend to all. Robert Webster entered A. O. High School in 1940. Heeding the call of his country, he entered the service in April, 1943. Traveling quite a bit, he went to Camp Lee, Virginia, St. Petersburg, Fla., Clear Waters, Fla., Miami, Fla., Tampa, Fla., and Goldsboro, N. C. He received his discharge at Mitchell Field. He entered A. O. again in 1946. Robert has become one of our best pitchers on our baseball team. Thomasina Mayton twenty-four
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s Top to Bottom: Miss Coble's Eighth Grade; Miss Poore's Eighth Grade; Miss Bondurant's Seventh Grade; Miss Riddle's Seventh Grade.
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