Biscoe High School - Yearbook (Biscoe, NC)

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,147 Q jf? ,J ff fx 'WV I '5 'L , mt- N ' ax. JIMMIE SHUPING Shuping' Everyone thought that Jimmie had one of the best minds among the entire student body. He should have, it had never been used! But then, why should he when he could do the same thing with little effort that others work hours to complete? He was a guard on the basketball team, captain of the football team, member of the glee club and also was on the parliamentary procedure team. His good team- work and fast break proved a valuable asset to the basketball team. He had an easy going manner and iolly laugh that everyone liked. His laughter will echo through our memory for- EVBY. REBECCA MCALISTER SKB eckyry The members of the senior class will remember especially the warm-hearted and loving nature of Becky. She set a good ex- ample for us in everything she did. She was thorough and constant in her work. She was secretary of the glee club, treasurer of the senior class, guard in basketball, assistant editor on the Memories staff,vice president of the Beta Club and a contestant in the an- nual peace speaking contest. Her hobby is collecting sacred poetry. She worked in the principal's office four years. The memory of her brightness and good humor will remain with us throughout all our years. MARY ALICE K ENN EDY Maral1Ice', Mary Alice was one of the most studious of the seniors, but this didn't keep her from lending a helping hand to anyone who needed it. She was on the Hi-Lites staff and was also a member of the glee club. We will cherish her good humor and co-operative at- titude forever. FRANCES NALL Frances Frances was one of the quietest girls in the senior class but appreciated and liked by all. She was a faithful member of the glee club and a good student. Frcnces's co-opera- tive spirit and friendly smile have endeared her to all her classmates. 12 Seniors

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51 .sb 372 f W4 eww. .f ,. - ww-' v- ., W is M, 'NX CHARLES KENNEDY ffKan,, A head of black hair and a pair of dark brown, sparkling eyes is the picture of Charles that will rise in our mind. He enioyed all the sports and participated in them. Although he played football and basketball,everyone knew his real love was baseball. He also was a member of the glee club. He was a thoughtful and kind boy with a high sense of humor. The memory of Charles will linger many years. MARY HIX lCFe!! f ik 'VE When we think of Mary we will remember a carefree girl and faithful friend. A sunny smile and a constant good humor endeared her to the hearts of all her classmates. She was a very conscientious worker, and as a result everything she did was done well. Some of her numerous activities were co-captain of basketball team, glee club, Beta Club, Hi- Lites staff, editor-in-chief, Memories, class officer, debate team. We all loved her very much and her memory will be helr' dear to all of us. PAUL MCLENDON Mac Paul's voice has won him a permanent place in the memory of the members of his class. He had a winning smile and light- hearted manner that his friends loved. We admired his football playing as much as we did his voice, for he was outstanding in both. The team lost a great deal when he was in- iured. He enlivened any gathering with his quick wit and deep laughter. The memory of Paul's cheerful face and helpful nature will live in the hearts of his classmates and friends forever. . ,A LUCILLE HURLEY CCLOUQH A thing of beauty is a ioy forever. Certainly we'll remember Lucille in that way. She was one of the most charming girls we have ever known. She had a carefree laugh along with her grace and charm. She liked to be with people and so followed our basketball games faithfully. Glee club was another school activity that she enioyed and she seldom missed a practice. Her cheerful, sym- pathetic interest in everyone won for her a warm place in their hearts. ll T We . J . 1 .tt f' Wmid 5 , A , ,fm ft W7 , 2

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' of '51 l l l r 1 ' . W .w a 'z . , Q 'F crew X f - 'nr-' af ,Q 9, , -, ,, ,K w 4uZf' 4 13 '21 X JOYCE SPIVEY fmascotl Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Spivey DOROTHY NAVY MDD!!! The quiet manner in which Dot went about her work did not detract from her personality. She was a iolly good sport and a peppy cheer- leader at all the basketball games. We all loved her winsome smile and cute way of talking. She was a soprano in the glee club. Her ambition was to become a nurse. We believe that she will make a good one because of her sanguine heart and friendly nature. EDWIN DUNN lmascotj Son of Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Dunn VERNON MYRICK Lonnie Although he ioined the seniors in their senior year, Vernon was immediately taken in and made one of the senior gang. He was an outstanding ball player. The school year Sl was his best. He was center and did a good iob in controlling the backboard. He was steady-going, peaceable, and loved by his friends. We will remember him and his wonderful spirit always. I3