Biscoe High School - Yearbook (Biscoe, NC)

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(Reading Top to Bottom) Winford Batten Janet Beitzel Christine Bostic Eugene Bostic John Bostic Yvonne Britt Ann Burt Mary Callahan Curtis Crotts Doris Dunn Betty Dyson Joann Gaddy Betty Harvel Mary Hix Lucille Hurley Ingram Jenkins Harold Johnson Charles Kennedy Mary Kennedy Rebecca McAlister Frances Nail Hulin Saunders Jimmy Shuping Melvin Yarboro Mary Alice Kennedy President Mary Ann Callahan Vice-President Jimmy Shuping Treasurer Doris Dunn Secretary Ingram Jenkins » Class Reporter -4 22 ) -

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EIGHTH GRADE Mrs. Robert Tomlinson was our teacher in the eighth grade. That was our final year before entering High School. One of our proudest achievements that year was the presentation of a play entitled School ' s Out At Tater Hollow. We were introduced to our first algebra and science and the girls were allowed to take Home Economics while the boys had the opportunity of taking Agriculture. Our class roll dropped to 28 this year. CLASS OF 1952— Mrs. James Burt, Teacher The eighth grade has been doing many interesting things this past school term. We went to Greensboro to see the Freedom Train. It was very interesting after we got in it, but we had to stand in line for about half a day. We also visited the museum and Guilford Battle Ground. A midget basketball team was organized and several peo- ple from our room were on the team. We played Troy, Mt. Gilead, Candor, Raeford, and Star. We gave all of them keen competition and also gained valuable experi- ence. In January we had our chapel program, a play, The Death of a Patriot, in which all players were in costume. We also presented our play to the P. T. A. Bobby Williams, of our class, won third place in the art contest, sponsored by the Woman ' s Club, this year. Waymond Travis Coker Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4. Back Row — Left to Richt: Lacy Frank Mills, Ray Nail, Mrs. Burt, Bobby Britt, Bobby Williams, Sammy Newsome. Fourth Row; Gene Coker, James Blake, Howard McKinnon, Gary Bowen. Third Row: Aline Campbell, Betty Lou Almond, Leslie Bostic, Roy Frank Mills, Etta Rea Britt, Merle Tyson, Elaine Maness, Bobby Sue Riddle. Second Row: Waddell Maness, Milton Wall, Jimmy Bostic, Ray Rumple, Allen Richardson, David Shepard, Gaynell Bennett. First Row: Vance Crotts, Loriane Scott, Jeannette Almond, Betty Jane Jackson, Ruth Batten, Eunice Davis, Mildred Johnson, J. D. Simpson and Sarah Lee Callahan.

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NINTH GRADE - FRESHMEN This was our big year — the first year in high school. Mrs. Howard Burlinson was our homeroom teacher. Richard Fairrington joined us this year, as we found our class roll down to 26. That year made us realize that we could finish school. It seemed good to have subjects under different teachers, it gave us a feeling of importance. CLASS OF 1951 At last! Our dream has come true and we are in high school, twenty-nine strong. This year we have been initi ated into many new groups. Our class has been well represented in the various clubs of photography, radio, art and journalism. We have enjoyed Glee Club work under Mrs. Burt. Several Freshmen have qualified for places on the Athletic teams. We intend to continue our enthusiasm throughout the remaining years of our high school career. William Ried Lambert Glee Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4. BIOLOGY CLASS— Rebecca McAlister (left) and Ann Burt learn about human biology by studying life-like manikin. -4 23 )§►-