Biscoe High School - Yearbook (Biscoe, NC)

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e?if1fLv X'S.iink Z 'df E 2 2 , W U I . 4' CD HISTORY IN THE FALL or l937, SOME FBFTY BRIGHTCFACED KIDS wAlTED FOR THE DOORS TO OPEN FOR A LONG, LONG ADVENTURE, LHTTLE DID WE REALIZE THAT SOME DAY WE WOULD GRADUATE FROM BISCOE HUGH ScHooL. Mass LUCULE WHHTE HELPED US STRUGGLE THROUGH THE FIRST YEAR OF OUR NEW RESPONSIBI- LUTYG CHARLES GADDY, MAYNARD MaLLER, JUANaTA EPPS, DOROTHY MANESS, IMA JEAN WALLACE, NETTUE JEAN SHEPARD, FLORENCE MDNRDE, JACK RUMPLE, MARJoRnE STRIDER, AND G. B. KHNG ARE THE ONLY OF THESE FHFTY SGME THAT HAVE REQ MAINED WHTH US THESE TWELVE YEARS. WITH ALL OUR EARACHES, TOOTHACHES, AND TROUBLES, WE PRDUDLY ENTERED THE SECOND GRADE. MUSS ALMENA GRAHAM, WHTH HER KHNDNESS AND PATIENCE, SENT US ON OUR JOURNEY TO THE THARD GRADE, WHERE Mass ALEXANDER REUGNED SUPREME. IT WAS DURING THaS YEAR THAT VH.MA PANKEY JDHNED OUR GLASS. Mass GRHFFUN RULED OVER THE FOURTH GRADE wnTH A LONG WIDE PADDLE. BUT STULL, UNDER THESE CIRCUMSTANCES, WE COULD NOT HELP BUT ELUKE HER. WUTH A SuGH OF RELBEF, SHE PUSHED US TOWARD Mass BLAKELY,'WHO KEPT US BN ORDER THROUGHOUT OUR FHFTH YEAR HN SCHOOL, QAND B DO MEAN IN ORDER., OUR SUXTH YEAR PASSED RAPHDLY WITH Mass MGFAYDEN HN THE DRBVERUS SEAT. ALL DURING THIS SUMMER WE WONDERED WHO DUR SEVENTH GRADE TEACHER WOULD BEQ THE FBRST DAY OF THE NEXT YEAR, WE FOUND, TO OUR SURQ PRHSE, A FAMnLlAR FACE, BUT A NEW NAME. IT wAS oUR SECOND GRADE TEACHER AGABN wHo HAD THEN CHANGED HER NAME TO MRS. ROBERT MOLEODD MRS. MCLEOD SENT US ON DUR JOURNEY TO THE EsGHTH GRADE WHERE MRS. ROBERT QPADDLE AND ALL, TOMLGNSON PREPARED US FOR HIGH SCHOOLS To RELATE IN DETAIL THE HISTORY or THE CLASS OF l949 WOULD BE TO WRUTE A LONG, LONG Doon. ,f . 'ei K fIII I l' NX rx' 'S T! N 171

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4 Y. I 3 1 N 1 . fm - fik Y .5 72.-,NH X T 'tu v M' I A A X X .QP f 4 A O db 1 I M Es?iO. EEIID- Sze N Q.E5,. E CD 'WT ' INDEED OUR CAREER THRCUGH HHGH SCHOOL HAS - Z' .'.A A ' ' BEEN MARKED BY VARIOUS ACCOMPLUSHMENTS AND -1 WU ACHIEVEMENTS, VARIOUS FAULURES AND DEFEATSO L BUT THROUGH UT ALL WE CAME, SMBLHNG AT THE THOUGHTS OF OUR SUCCESS, SAO AT THE THOUGHT OF FAREWELL. iw HN THE FALL OF H945 A HAPPYEGOSLUCKYDBAND OF F nNONFVERDANTn QAS WE SUPPOSEDJ BOYS AND GURLS ENTERED BBSGOE HIGH SOHOOL. WE WERE GUIDED THROUGH OUR STRUGGLES OF FRESHMAN LTFE BY ff Miss WHNUFREO DOHSER, Muss BUENA BALOwnN, MRS. JAMES TURNER, MR. J.E. SWHTZER, AND MR. A. S. HUNT, OUR PRHNCBPALQ OUR FBRST YEAR OF , HIGH SOHOOL WAS ONE OF REENEST PLEASURE AND gf' X JOY. SO RAPT WERE WE IN THE THRTLL OF BEING , T UN HIGH SOHOOL THAT N0 HOEA OF BEBNG UGREEN U ' FLASHEO IN OUR HHNOS. NEVERTHELESS, AS THE YEAR NEAREO ITS OLOSE, EVERY FRESHIE WAS JOYQ OYSLY AWAETHNG HBS SOPHOMORE RANKUNG. OUR OLASS WAS MADE COMPLETE THIS YEAR WHEN LEWIS fe? Q TRENT, J. M. OYSON ANO OONALO BATLEY UOUNEO QXU, Q US. UN 'Q IN THE FALL OF H946 WE HAPPULY ENTERED OUR . A SOPHOMORE YEAR. OUR CLASS WAS HNDEED AN EX: ,ff CEPTION, FOR HT BORE OUT THE TRADITHONAL Q MEANENG OF THE wORO SOPHQMORE. OUR UNSTRUCTm A ORS FOR THIS YEAR WERE MRS. CONNOR, MR. MATQ THEWS, MR. C.H. WEATHERLY, AND MRS. TURNER. THHS YEAR OUR PRENCUPAL WAS MR. C.H. WEATHERQ LY. WE TOOK A LBKING T0 Ham JUST AS WE HAD MR. HUNT. SOON THE YEAR wAs OvER AND WE THEN CLHMBED TO THE THBRD RUNO OF OUR HIGH SOHOOL LADDER. OUR JUNUOR YEAR WE HAD ANOTHER OHANOE OF X PRHNCBPALS, MR. WEATHERLY wAS REPLAOEO BY MR. G.B. LAMMO ONE NOTAELE EVENT OF THIS YEARS ACTUVBTBES, AND ONE WHHCH us A PLEASANT MEM: KX ORY, WAS THE JUNHGRESENUOR BANQUET, GBVEN MARCH 26 UN THE LUNCH ROOM. UNDER THE LEADT 1 ERSHIP OF MRS. KTSSEL, WE GAVE A VERY BEAUTID FUL BANQUET WBTH THE THEME OF nCARNlVAL OF LIFE.N ACTBVUTIES OF EVERY SORT CROWDED THIS