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I. Two Little Darkies. 2. Cold? 3. Guess Who!! 4. March Wind? 5. What’s This? 6. A Toast To You. 7. He Wants To Pass!! 8. We Miss Her Since She’s Gone. 9. Everybody’s Trying To Get In The Act! 10. Lost Something? II. Rehearsing For Next Year! 12. “Drawers Party.” 13. Proposing? 14. Poor Car!! 15. The Object Of Her Affection. 16. The Thinker?? 17. Some Fun, «Huh!! 18. Fairyland. 19. Sad Sacks. 20. Ocracoke-remember ? 21. Contest Winners. 7
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— i FIRST ROW: Bobby Willis, Edward Powell, Clyde Bell, Pierson Willis, Jimmy Parkins. SECOND ROW: Miss Salter, George Russel, Marion Noe, Donnie Dudley, Bobby Saffrit, Robert Willis, Wallace Garner, Harry Taylor. THIRD ROW: Clifton Harvey, Gary Copeland, Grayton Glover, Clem Merrill, Braston Blake, Gene Lewis, Jim Smith, John Lynch. Freshmen Comments As we stand on the High School mountain and look out over all the little grade school mole hills, we are proud indeed that we have at last reached the first rung on our new ladder. From the time we spelled “cat” to the time we spelled “catastrophe” we have made improvements. This year, out of twenty one boys and forty eight girls, we boast six members of the band, seven members of the Glee Club, forty twomembersof the F.H. A., ten Audubon clubbers, twenty 4-H members, and five basketball players. Also Mr. Leary chose three of our class to be his secretaries. With our teachers, Mrs. Beveridge and Mrs. Salter, and our class officers, Sheila Smith, President; Gary Copeland, Vice-President; Nancy Russell, Secretary; and Dorothea Gillikin, Treasurer; we are looking for- ward to many more advancements through the coming year. With all these activities you can see why you meet a Freshman at al- most every turn (except, of course on the balcony and front steeps!) We are proud of our Freshman class, but the question is “Are you.” 21
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