Cramerton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Cramerton, NC)

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CUSS HISTORY As Seniors, we look back over the past twelve years, years never to be forgotten. We remember our graduation from Junior High to Senior High, for this was the beginning of our high school car eer - - som ething we had looked forward to for eight years. We entered high school in 1951, excited and nervous. With our understanding teachers, Miss Rhyne and Mr. Kuykendall, we began to learn. We made many new friends this year and learned to understand people better. In 1952 we were used to high school and really got down to business in our studying. We had to, with such subjects as biology, world history, and English pressing on our brain. Although we worked very hard, we still had time for parties, ball games, and other entertainment. This is the year most of us learned to dance and we joined in all high school act- ivities. Many m ember s of our Sophomore class participated in high school sports such as football and basketball. Our capable leaders this year were Miss Hickman and Mr. Wallin. Our Junior year was full of excitement. Our class officers were: President, S je ve Davis; Vice-President, Dicky Robinson; Secretary, Joyce Lee; Treasurer Nancy McLean. One of the two main projects of our Junior year was our Halloween Carnival which proved to be a great suc- cess. This carnival gave us the funds for our second project, the Junior- Senior Banquet. Many long hours were spent in working on the banquet; but when it was completed, we were a very proud Junior class. The one person who helped us in these projects all through the year was Miss Doris Cline, who proved to be very patient and understanding although her work was tedious at times. At last we were Seniors, although we could hardly believe it. It seemed so short a time since we had entered high school. We elected as class officers ' President, Richard Dimsdale; Vice-President, Baron Elrod; Secretary, Nanc y TyfrT.ean : Treasurer, Joyce Lee. Each minute of our Senior class proved a new thrill. We got our class rings, worked on the annual, selected superlatives, ordered our invitations, and above all looked forward to being guests at the Junior -Senior Banquet. We contribute our success this year to the competent and patient guidance of Mrs. McGee. We are proud of our successes and of the members of our class who brought honor to us. They not only achieved honor for themselves, but they also brought honor- and glory to our school. “And now in May, 1955, the battle is over, and we are given a di- ploma the receipt for twelve year s of service in the Army of Education . ’’

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