Beaufort High School - Mainsail Yearbook (Beaufort, NC)

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Edith Willis . Bertha Davis Jimmy Parkin Nancy Russell . . .Secretary .Vice-President . . Treasurer . . .President FIRST ROW: Barbara Mason, Patricia Lewis, Lela Fodrie, Edith Lewis, Shirley Springle, Patsy Hardesty, Shirley Taylor, Janet Gillikin, Martha Pake. SECOND ROW: Elizabeth House, Ann Norcum, Bobbie Jean Herring, Dessie Pittman, Bertha Davis, Dorothea Gillikin, Lorna Smith, Edith Ann Willis, Joyce Norris. THIRD ROW; Nancy Russell, Faye Taylor, Mary Lillie Haynes, Marie Webb, Ellen Norcum, Jane Mason, Catherine Noe, Kathryn Willis, Cynthia Skarren. 18

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FIRST ROW: Thomas Wade, Thomas Iverson, Morgan White, Mark Eubanks, Bill Simp- son, BONZELL LEWIS, ARTHUR STAFFORD. SECOND ROW; |. W. DAVIS, JR., JOE GOOD- WIN, Rudolph Rhue, Maxton Tosto, Bryan Loftin, Ivy Mason, Billy Downum. THIRD ROW: Vincent Wright, Tommy Davis, Louis Noe, Gordon Hardesty, Julian Piver, Clyde Owens, Stuart Hill. NOT SHOWN: Edgar Pake, Billy Ricks, Albert Small. A JUNIOR SPEAKS Well here we are--next to the top step in our journey through high school (with the front steps and balcony as our goal). This has been an exciting year which will be topped this spring by the Junior-Senior Banquet. We really will have quite a task to present one which will excel the two previous ones but we are trying. The Junior Class this year has members in all extra- curricular activities of the school such as band, Tri-Hi-Y, Beta Club, F.H.A., and basketball. Too, we have several members on the Student Council. Thus far, we have been successful in our undertakings but the greatest test lies ahead--our senior year! Here's hoping we can make B.H.S. proud of us--the future seniors! 17

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FIRST ROW: Shelia Kay Smith, Nellie Cannon, Loretta Taylor, Mary Olive Martin, Betty Garner, Jean Dixon, Connie Lewis, Lois Benton, Ann Hopkins, Iris Dudley. SECOND ROW: Marion Noe, Jim Smith, Delbert Rhue, Pierson Willis, Jimmy Parkin, Edward Powell, Blythe Noe, Carl Lewis, Wallace Garner, Mr. Hawkins. THIRD ROW: Gene Lewis, Bobby W. Willis, Braxton Blake, Graydon Glover, Bobby Safrit, Bobby Willis, Donnie Dudley, John Lynch, Gary Copeland, George Russell, Harry Taylor. NOT SHOWN: Clyde Bell, Clem Merrill. A SOPHOMORE SPEAKS This year the Sophomore Class has tried its best to over- come that disease known as Min-between-itis.” We feel now that maybe we haven’t shown our superiority over the Fresh- men quite as much as last year’s Sophomores did us, but, after all, we had too much on our minds to be bothered with such trivial matters. We have taken an active part in almost every school activity in order to overcome this well-known disease, and now we feel we can truthfully say that we belong to the high school group. The F.H.A., Tri-Hi-Y, band, 4-H, and the paper staff all are made up of some members of our class. With our class officers, Nancy Russell, Bertha Davis, Edith Willis, and Jimmy Parkin, we have sailed through with flying colors to goon as best we know how to the next step in our ladder. 19 SH