Seagrove High School - Se Hi Yearbook (Seagrove, NC)

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Glass History tresflinen In the fall of 1959 the hall of Seagrove High School was filled with eighty green freshmen. We were welcomed by our homeroom teachers, Mr. Wallace and Mr. Lovin. We chose some of our classmates to lead our class. They were: Elvin Hayes, Presi¬ dent; Darrell Byrd, Vice-President; Jimmy Bondurant, Secretary; Frankie Gatlin, Treas¬ urer; and Donny Luther and Tommy Reeder, Reporters. Eight freshmen made the bas¬ ketball teams, Carol Hodgin, Patsy Spencer, Vivian Luther, Emilie Auman, Ann Cox, Darrell Byrd, Jimmy Bondurant, Frankie Gatlin, and Elvin Hayes. Norris Whatley and Gilbert Luck were Managers. We had one Cheerleader, Linda Thomas. Boys making the baseball team were, Frankie Gatlin, Tommy Reeder, Darrel Byrd, Elvin Hayes, Jimmy Bone, Jimmy Bondurant, Arthur Seawell, and William Loggins. Some of our activities were, a trip to Reynolds Park, a trip to the State Fair, and a Christmas Party. SopAo n ores After three very short months of vacation, fifty-six of the eighty returned to Sea- grove School as Sophomores. Our homeroom teachers were, Mrs. Smith and Mr. Wat¬ kins. We chose to lead our class, Elvin Hayes, President; L. Sue Davis, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Jimmy Bondurant, Secretary; Darrell Byrd, Treasurer; and Linda Guthrie, Report¬ er. Seven Sophomores made the basketball teams, Emilie Auman, Vivian Luther, Grace Comer, Elvin Hayes, Darrell Byrd, Jimmy Bondurant, and Frankie Gatlin. Norris Whatley and Gilbert Luck were Managers. Boys making the Baseball team were, Tom¬ my Reader, Elvin Hayes, Frankie Gatlin, and Jimmy Bondurant. Linda Thomas was our only Cheerleader. Five Sophomores were honored by being invited into the Beta Club. They were Linda Guthrie, Emilie Auman, Peggy Wilson, Linda Thomas, and Elvin Hayes. Our class enjoyed a trip to the State Fair, Elon College, and a Christmas Party.

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SENIORS

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And then we were Juniors with only forty-six of our classmates left. We entered our Junior year with cheerful hearts, but too soon we were down to work. Our class officers for this, another year, were: Elvin Hayes, President; Frankie Gatlin, Vice- President; Linda Thomas, Secretary; Helen Voncannon, Treasurer; Peggy Wilson and Jimmy Bondurant, Reporters. Six Juniors made the basketball teams: Emilie Auman, Carol Hodgin, Grace Comer, Frankie Gatlin, Elvin Hayes, and Jimmy Bondurant. Jimmy Bone and Gilbert Luck were managers. Boys making the baseball team were: Frankie Gatlin, Elvin Hayes, Thomas Reeder, and Jimmy Bondurant. Linda Thomas was our only cheerleader. This year we were honored with six Juniors making the Beta Club. They were: Gerald Cagle, Grace Comer, Ruth Ann Davis, Carol Hodgin, Nor¬ ma Nichols, and Lawrence Williams. Some outstanding activities were the Junior-Sen¬ ior Banquet on April 28, Classnight, our Class Play entitled BOARDING HOUSE REACH, and, of course the most important to the Juniors, their class rings. In the fall of 1962 we again returned to school, this time as Seniors! There were forty-five Seniors. We were all sorry to lose Frankie Gatlin, one of our classmates. The class officers for this year were: Darrel Byrd, President; Carol Hodgin, Vice-Pres¬ ident; Peggy Wilson, Secretary; Helen Voncannon, Treasurer; and Grace Comer and Lawrence Williams, Reporters. The Seniors on the basketball teams were: Emilie Au¬ man, Carol Hodgin, Grace Comer, Jimmy Bondurant, Darrell Byrd, and Elvin Hayes. Linda Thomas and Norris Whatley were statisticians and Bill Loggains, Timekeeper. Cheerleader was Betty Whitback. The boys on the baseball team were: Jimmy Bond¬ urant, Elvin Hayes, and Tommy Reeder. The highlights of the Senior year were the Class Play entitled OFF THE TRACKS, The Junior-Senior Banquet, publication of the Se-Hi, and the graduation exercises. Class Historians Norma Nichols Gerald Cagle