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1. Doris still looks like a chicken; 2. Coats ' Kid; 3. Chief-cheerleader; 4. Carrot-top; 5. Pret- tiest Girl; (i. That was just the beginning; 7. How ' bout a cat; 8. Our President; 9. She never speaks a word; 10. Age of Innocence ; 11. Wittiest girl; 12. Student Council Secretary; 13. Basketball Captain; 14. You were a doll, David; 15. Dorothy— before. 18
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Edith was such a successful school driver that she now drives a bus in New York City. We see that Rose Marie Dixon has brought her professional girls basketball team with her ton : ght. She married that great athlete Jack Lyles and they now have five boys. Enough for a basketball team. Lila Dorman just walked in briskly. Lila, now dean of women at East Carolina, really makes the co-eds walk the chalk line. We see a crowd of males standing beside the door and whom do you suppose is in the middle of them? Vennie Hardee. Vennie graduated from col- lege last year and was voted the girl that most fellows would like to be stranded with in a con- vertible. Remember she was voted biggest flirt in our high school graduation class. Mary Alice Ryals has really made a name for herself. She is a great opera singer and actress. She is now married to her third mil lionaire husband and is thinking about opening a tire company. June Dale McLamb, who is a private children ' s nurse, has not made much head way. June Dale has always dreamed of being happily married and raising a family but never seemed to find the right man. Lois Godwin, Inez Sorrell and Lou Jeania Barlett all are dancing with their husbands. Lois married a rancher from Texas; Inez, a tobacco auctioneer; and Lou Jeania hooked a North Carolina Senator. Vera and Sara Godwin are old maids, which sur- prises everybody. Shortly after graduation they opened a small dress shop, which grew into the world ' s fashion center. Janice Langdon looks I ke a movie star as she waltzes around with Morris Woodall. Janice is a model for a shampoo company. Her carrott top has brought her fame. Morris is director of the National 4-H Club Members and still just loves to make speeches, Janie McLamb finally decided that she was getting no where picking cotton, so she went to Wyoming, bought a ranch, and settled down with fifty horses. LeRoy Young still hasn ' t learned to dance, but since he has such a large family I guess he hasn ' t had time. He had a head start on all the other boys. Jean Clifton is just being escorted in by her hus- band. Jean is now manager of the largest dime store in New York. Her husband still works for a dairy. Margaree Stewart looks stately in her WAC uni- form. She fell in love with a recruiting officer and now she ' s in for four years. Faye Woodall and her fiance, Blandon, have been sitting in the corner talking all evening. Maybe they ' re finally making wedding plans. After all, they ' ve only been engaged sixteen years. Joyce Parrish took a job as a waitress in a small Italian Restaurant in New York. Soon she married the owner and now she lives on Italian spaghetti. Well, the band has started playing Goodnight Sweetheart and everyone is leaving. The dance was a big success and so was the class of 1952. GlaM Paem SENIORS HOPE S-well memories of Benson High E-ver more dear, N-ever to be forgotten I-n our later years; O-n to the fame and glory of our life R-esting not a moment ; S-eeking the victory of past years strife. H-oping to achieve the goal O-f our High School days ; P-ushing on and upward, E-very gesture in an honest way. GladA, Monty Dear old Benson High School We ' ll remember you forever, The days of the Golden Rules and The years we shared together. Memories of you will never Fade from our mind A dearer or more precious Friendship, we ' ll never find. The years have come and they have gone Faded into the past. Our eyes look toward a more Adult and difficult task. The dreams of our Ambitions and our hope coming true, Of graduating High School In nineteen fifty-two. 17
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