Lumberton High School - Pirateer Yearbook (Lumberton, NC)

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OWL? Assistants Brenda Ray Susan Wilkerson Barbara Sessoms Carol Bagby Winnie Buchanan I anis Davis Dick Barnes Rosalie Harley Diane Prevatte Jane Smith Ann Branch Gretchen Morrison Tommy Culbreth Kay Cline James Treadaway Joy Newberry Larry Parsons Alice Ward Beverly Bauer Lynda Reynolds Darlene Smith Gary Nobles Charles Warwick

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.Q ., ,wx .X ' ' . ' Q P - P f e 1 t L , r ' sf' r at J .. js.. , ,Ly K f.kk 4 . kkky af . ,n xiii P F be i - The school year of i-..-er .. ' rf f 'V Tis? 1961-62 proved to be i .ks f P very successful for , Q ., , 7 4 P L the Lumberton Hi-Y. is y A 6 - Under the leadership of G ,E fs 1. , P an Larry Parsons, the Hi-Y P so . ' as sg..-s .. rr r , . . , P f by it X' x 2 yr participated in numerous P - 'f f 'i it if ,9 19 Ld'r activities ranging from a , ,, nf Q ' I , - si 2 W rx A..A -' , j N N up ' 'ti weekly radio show to a joint 1 dance with the Key Club. To ., , fpf keep with tradition a beach r ' Q- it A party is planned for early spring. as I A ry my fr .P This year the Club gave Rita y M p Bowman the honor of being their L Hi-Y Honey. rags ifkx 1111- n President, Larry Parsons I Vice President, Glenn Goodyear 5 as V img P Secretary. Graham McLean Treasurer, Jimmy Harrington 1 1:5 Sgt. -at-Arms, Phillip Hutaff 'fi is y Lynx Chaplain, Buzz Hardin Honey, Rita Bowman -in a A - A 1 X ,J t t g .ff sssr r L, P A L sa' ryii' L

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