Biscoe High School - Yearbook (Biscoe, NC)

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Senior Advisor Reluctantly, yet proudly, we see you seniors depart from the halls of Biscoe High Sshool. You may be assured that all the faculty bid you Godspeed as you go your several ways. You will always have a definite place in our thoughts, our pray- ers, and our hearts, no matter where fort- une may take you or what may befall you. It is with our love and best wishes that we bid you adieu and pray for you each a life rich in service to God and your fellowman. Mrs. J. M. Connor Dickie Poole - -Basketball-Manager 1, 2.3, Captain 4g Baseball lg Beta Club 1,2,3,4g FFA 1,25 Football 3, Co-Captain 4, Debate Medal 33 Class President 3, 43 Junior Play, Senior Play, Most Athletic Boy , Most Talented Boy , President's Message It would be impossible for one to spend twelve years in Biscoe High School with- out developing a deep sense of loyalty and love for it. So we, the seniors, have learned to think of our Alma Mater as an institu- tion that has grown dearer to us with the passing of the years. It is our sincere hope and earnest desire that we, her sons and daughters, shall in the future, reflect upon her the credit that she so richly deserves.

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XX 1 Rx '- X s. x X X fo our 71 C1 1' Q u '5 FOR THE OPPORTUNITY OF BEGINNING THIS JOURNEY AND SO CONTINUING IT, WE ARE INDEBTED TO YOU DEAR PARENTS. TO YOU, WHO IN UNDERSTANDING LOVE, HAVE PROVIDED THE WAY AND NECESSITIES, REMOVED BARRIERS, AND PREVENTED DISAS- TERS DURING THESE TWELVE YEARS OF OUR JOURNEY, YOU KNEW US FIRST, FORGAVE US MOST, AND LOVED US MORE THAN WE CAN EVER DESERVE. WHATEVER OF GLORY THERE MAY BE IN OUR GRADUATION FROM HIGH SCHOOL, YOU, OUR PARENTS, THE MOTIVE BEHIND EACH STUDENT, STAND CREDITED WITH A GREAT DEAL. TO YOU, OUR PARENTS, EVER FAITHFUL, PATIENT, AND LOVING, WE DEDICATE THIS, OUR SENIOR MEMORIES .

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0 'It's A Grand Night for Singing was the opening number of the Biscoe High School Glee Club under the direction of their instructor, Mrs. Hazel T. Armstrong. That might well be the theme song of the entire concert of Tuesday night, April 18th, in the Biscoe auditorium. The girls were beautiful in colorful eve- ning gowns and their young faces were remindful of the orchid which they pre- sented Mrs. Armstrong before the parting of the curtain for the first number. The boys were dressed in blue coats, white trousers-handsome, too. With their eyes upon Mrs. Armstrong and their hands clasped in front of them, these young Biscoe students thrilled the audience with ten renditions of music that America loves: Shine On Harvest Moon, Too- Ra- Laa- Ra- Loo- Rai, Ol v ..- -7- - ,, MY W 4. i. A,,,?-,..4g,..- . Man River, Kentucky Babe, Smilin' Thur , On The Road To Mandalay, You Tell Me Your Dream and When Day Is Done . The 71 members of the Glee Club re- sponded to the applause with Dear Hearts and Gentle People . The club has several unique distinctions. Formed last year into male and female clubs, this year singing as a group. Every girl in high school is a member of the glee club. The youngest personnel of any club in the county. Boys who can sing after a year instruction. Club works 3 times each week in one hour periods. Hard work, long hours, admiration and appreciation of the children of Biscoe and their parents for Mrs. Hazel T. Armstrong of Mt. Gilead has resulted in a Glee Club everyone is proud of.