Beaufort High School - Mainsail Yearbook (Beaufort, NC)

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mmm fjw «be r Terry Equils Henry Eubanks Ralph Eubanks Agatha Gillikin Ivan Goodwin Jane Goodwin Joyce Chadwick Bruce Congleton Mary Congleton Barbara Davis Jimmy Davis Bertha Dixon ■ I James Graham Bobby Griffin Johnise Hardesty Sylvia Harrell Lewis Iverson Dorothy Jarman Judy Johnson Paula Jones Nina Faye Kirk Shelba Laughton Marie Lawrence Richard Lewis George Martin Annette Merrill John Miller Jimmy Murphy Terry Nance Jamie Norris Jimmy Owens Charles Parkins Shirley Piner Jean Pittman Jimmy Potter Kay Prytherich Idell Riggs Johnny Simpson Marvin Small Lurea Smith Anne Spivey Lib Stallings Kenneth Swain Clyda Taylor Bobby White Peggy Williams Jerry Willis Ed Willis

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Peggy Williams, Treasurer; Clyda Ruth Taylor, Secretary; Jimmy Potter, President; James Graham, Vice President; Sylvia Harrell, Asst. Treasurer. A JUNIOR SPEAKS We now feel that our class occupies an honorary position in our school. We have tried not to be satisfied with something good but have been continually striving for something better and then best, always hoping to surpass those before us. The Junior Class boasts two cheerleaders, two band members, three majorettes, five bus drivers, twenty-one competitors in varied sports, and a number of distinguished mem- bers of every club. To make this year complete, we are planning and dreaming of a wonderful banquet which we feel confident in saying will be a whale of a success. It could be nothing else with a class such as ours plus two wonderful helpers, Mrs. Wren Lawrence and Mrs.Don Chadwick, who have helped make this, our junior year, truly a memorable one. Buddy David Roger Jerry Bonnie Irma William Thomas Basden Bell Bell Bodiford Brinson Cannon Cannon Carraway

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Charles Smith, Treasurer; Rita Mason, Secretary; Winki Willis, Vice President; Horace Swain, President. A SOPHOMORE SPEAKS At last the most devilish Freshman Class that has ever entered high school has sur- vived all the teasing and belittlement from the upperclassmen and has become the proud Sophomores of '55. Our class is well represented in high school by its many members who take part in the activities and sports. Though many classes have considered their Sophomore year dull, it has been an ex- citing one for us and full of surprises. With the help of Mrs. Fodrie and Mr. Harrell, we pass on to be the Juniors of 1956, never forgetting the wonderful times we have shared together during our Sophomore year at Beaufort High. ■iifl