Beaufort High School - Mainsail Yearbook (Beaufort, NC)

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Lou Ann Darlene Fred Walker Earl Mack Mary Lou Phyllis Mason Matthews Merrill Moore Noe Owen Pake Bobby Martin Hugh Mason B (ft fa Herbert Jane Marie Connie Malcolm Allen Inez Prytherch Robinson Robinson Sabistan Sabistan Smith Smith Von da Emory Barbara Harris Donald Fulcher Sadie Harris Frances FiAcher Billy Hudgins Sue Gibbs Curtis Josey Horace Gillikin Janice Keller Iva Marie Helen George Kerry Lawrence Lawrence Lee Lewis Lewis ft ft Lora Lee Jessie Annie Louise Wiggins Wilkins Willis Jimmy Willis Street Wetherington Joyce Willis Grace Whitehurst Kay Willis Nancy Whitehurst Patricia Willis Sallie Taylor Jerry Temple Thomas Elzie Tosto Shirley Jackson Dudley Edwards Evelyn Coleen Graham Guthrie Sara Goodwin Wayne King Emma Perry Gerald Taylor Ruth Whitehurst Inez Woodard

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President Buddy Smith Vice President Street Whetherington (Not Shown) Secretary Grace Whitehurst Treasurer Hugh Mason A SOPHOMORE SPEAKS Our lowly days were over, and with a know-it all attitude and a superior air, the Sophs gaily took a delight in chiding and teasing the Freshmen. After the trials and troubles of our Freshman year, we were ready to settle down to a more systematic schedule. Now we began to study. It was't all work and no play though. We attended the football games, dances, basketball games, and other school activities. The Sophomores shone this year by having leaders in practically all activities. Our class of sixty-six students boasts twenty-one glee club members, nine 4-H members, nine band members, as well as those members in many other organizations. In thinking of our Sophomore Year a number of activities high-light our memories; money-raising parties, our bloodand thunder chapel programs, and spring plans in honor of the seniors. Although it may not seem to others as an exciting and eventful year, to us it has certainly been a necessary year. Because--if we hadn't been Sophomores how could we be Juniors? jsAgJl Donald Fay Lydia Carol Anita Patricia Swanna Bobby Austin Basden Blake Cole Copeland Daniels Darling Daw I

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Jreskmen President Gehrmann Holland Vice President Faye Mason Secretary -Treasurer Barbara Piner A FRESHMAN SPEAKS As we begin our journey through high school we are trying to establish ourselves in the minds of the upper-classmen and teachers as one of the finest ninth grade classes ever. e may be a small class, with only twenty seven girls and thirty three boys, but in past years this has proved a help rather than a drawback. iTf Thi ar,% ecauseofour many talents, we have mobbed the activities. J We boast fifteen band members, ten glee club members, twenty three j mbers of the F. H. A., four newspaper reporters, and twenty athletes. We are very proud of a few of our boys who made the football squad. Mrs. Beveridge and Mrs. Salter are our understanding home room teachers , and our class officers are Gehrmann Holland, President; Faye Mason, Vice President; Barbara Piner, Secretary-Treasurer; Jeanne Jenkins, Re- porter. A V X 5 r1 f We are looking forward to our future years in high school with the hope thatthey will be as full of thrills and enjoy mentas our first year has been. oJuyJC