Yadkinville High School - Yadkinian Yearbook (Yadkinville, NC)

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CD97 ua Colors BLUE AND WHITE Motto OUR LIBERTIES we PRIZE AND Flower OUR RIGHTS WE WILL MAINTAIN WHITE CARNATION Mascots 12' t if ? Kxgxf. it 9 4 f pa I o 0 gi! -. ..If N 5 AA ' ,T M' W' t ,E 4 AI' LINDA MYERS AND KENNETH ADAMS

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Superlatives MOST INTELL ECTUAL Jane Hobson and Charles Bryant :ffl Nlflw 5 . S., 54-Y MOST DEPENDABLE Faye Wooten and Robert Buchanan MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED l Gale Phillips and David Wright l V fi K.

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Eleven students from Forbush El ntary school and forty-eight from Yad- kinville entered high school in Septem l95l, to make up the freshman class. Sponsors of the class were Mrs. Carl lql and Mr. Bill Bridgewater. Presidents His ory were Robert Buchanan and Jimmy Willa The first year in high school wa C entful except for the usual picnics at KL., lo i I X UI the end of the year. Mrs. Hoots s of the class went to Reynolds Park, while Mr. Bridgewater's section went t ry Stone Park in Virginia. Fifty-thr ee members returned i S- - ber, l952, to make up the sophomore class. Sponsors this year were Miss iv ' nn Moore and Mrs. R. P. Buchanan. The homerooms elected Shirley Mye s an h rles Bryant as Presidents. A New Year's party and trip t R' yipol s Park and Fairy Stone Park were the main attractions of this year. li V .X The iunior class in Septem f?ls95Q,fconsirsted of forty-six students. Home- room teachers were Mrs. Carl H otS idnCHiMrs. Frank Steelman. Homeroom Presi- dents were Shelby Kimmer and 'Claiiencel,Groce. it il i ' li . 2 ' x Starting the events this earithe classfiaccdrnpanied by Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Buchanan, left November 14 forxd memorableiktwo-iday trip to Williamsburg, Vir- ginia. After the Williamsb rg trfp the class,'under'.3the direction of Mrs. Hoots and Mrs. Steelman, presen d the iunior ploy, Aunt iamanthy Rules and Roost, on December 4. On the n'ghtio5 April 30, l954, the I niors honored the seniors at the annual Junior-Seni r Banquet, carrying out the Hdwaiian theme. r I. As the end of t e year fyvas drawing near, the clasA began such tasks as electing the YADKI IAN-staff, ordering class rings., and making the daisy chain. Junior marshals we e..R,obert'Buchanan, Jimmy Williams, Mayig Moxley, Jane Hob- son, Jean Carol K ams, and Lois lfloflcombf N .N K f f ,., ' W,,..-..,. in K g ln September, l954, tortj7heongfs'tLidenfS.began their seniokyx year under the sponsorship of Mrs. CarlX.fljoo!t.s and'Mr.4R. 'BUCl1:OI'iGfl2S-L George Helton was elected P esident of theg Craps.. The rifqgs were delivered the second week of school. 7' i Wifi. 1 X 'fx LP. f XXX Five seniors were, m S that fm' ball-vteamgwhiich went to thexquarter inals in the state chum io 'p'race. , Ishii f KX As the end of the y ar Andrew hear r, many ialfdevents claimed the times and attention of the senio egignsii s hgnoreud 'emi at the Junior-Senior Ban- quet, after which the seniorsNlgft iiifgfiniegymas i ngton, D. C. Other special events were the senior play, thescbsswriffgiht pr am on May 30, and the gradua- tion exercises held on May 31 for t e -one members of the Class of l955. fs. mm