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’ OFFICERS: MISS LOIS MONROE. . GUY HUDGINS...... VIVIAN PARSONS CHRISTOPHER JONES .................Sponsor ...............President ..........Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer MOTTO: “We Build a Ladder by Which We Climb” FLOWER: CLASS COLOR: Yellow Rose. White and Gold. (NINETEEN)
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LEST WE FORGET 1924-1925 Sept. 15, 1924—The Seniors began last round of High School days. Sept. 25, 1924—Several Seniors take a chance at playing “hookey”—Re- sults—Seven demerits! Sept. 30, 1924—A storm sweeps over Beaufort. School is dismissed for a half day. Oct. 13, 1924—Friday, very unlucky. “Pinky” falls down steps—Not much damage done (?) Nov. 18, 1924—Seniors are excited over arrival of class rings. Disappoint- ment. Lack of funds. Nov. 21, 1924—Borrow money from bank. Get rings. “Happy.” Nov. 24, 1924—Miss Monroe outshines other teachers by appearing on the scene in a new striped dress. “Some people are naturally lucky.” Nov. 25, 1924—Mr. Pittman grants several privileges to the Seniors. “Thanks.” Dec. 19, 1924—Seniors give a Christmas party to High School and Faculty. “Santa Claus.” Jan. 6, 1925—“Cupid” strikes Helen's heart! Jan. 7, 1925—Seniors are entertained with an oyster roast—Aren’t we glad we are Seniors! Jan. 8, 1925—Begin work on “THE SANDFIDDLER.” Jan. 19, 1925—Emma begins wearing her Sunday dress to school. Feb. 23, 1925—Claude feels desperate. Unable to find anything but his collar bone to break—“Poor Boy.” Feb. 26, 1925—The Athletic Association presents a play “The Hoodooed Coon.” Big Hit! Mar. 3, 1925—The photographer tests his camera by taking our pictures for the Annual—We are hoping for the best. Mar. 4, 1925—Emma “Swolemly Swears”—Baby talk. Mar. 5, 1925—An extra broad grin is seen on Eleanor’s face as she comes in. A letter from Florida is the cause of it (?) Mar. 9, 1925—Proofs come—much fuss over “Who is the best looking” (?) Mar. 17, 1925—Bond issue defeated—We do not get a new school build- ing—Boo-hOO! Mar. 23, 1925—Martha Longest thinks St. Valentine’s Day comes on St. Patrick’s Day. “Dumb Kid.” Mar. 27,1925—Annual goes to press. (EIGHTEEN)
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JUNIOR CLASS JUNIOR ROLL VICTORIA BONEY PAULINE CHADWICK MARGARET DILL CARL HATSELL FRANCIS HATSELL GUY HUDGINS CHRISTOPHER JONES CLIFFORD LEWIS MARTHA LONGEST LOTTIE MASON WADE NEAL MAUD PARKIN VIVIAN PARSONS GLENNIE PAUL WILLIAM POTTER MARY QUIDLEY MATHIAS SKARREN SWANNIE WADE GRAHAM WHITEHURST (TWENTY)
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