Biscoe High School - Yearbook (Biscoe, NC)

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WE HAVE HAD EXCELLENT GUIDANCE iff' if '5. 2 1, ,X ,, , 1 y -.,,.f A , Q .pn f. tg, X Y ,V by , N ,L i ,,,. ,,,.,, mf . M. 2 at . , vi . 1,3554 1 ,,.f , W -.- X , R G! 3 . 3' n G. B. Lamm, Principal A. B., M. A., University of North Carolina Science, Mathematics, Physical Education 1947- Under the competent and kindly guidance of Mr. Lamm, Biscoe High School has enjoyed one of the brightest eras of its long and noble history. Laboring faithfully and tirelessly in the best interests of the school, Mr. Lamm has inspired in both faculty and students those same qualities of understanding, co-operation, and persistence which have consistently characterized his leadership. All phases of our scholastic endeavor have been enriched by his guidance. His girls' basketball teams have proved themselves champions in every respect, and much of the credit is to be attributed to his devotion to high ideals and his insistence upon good sportsmanship in all fields of effort. His in- fluence UPon our lives has been great--and always for good. We shall always cherish our association with our principal as one of the richest experiences of our career, and shall endeavor in the years to come to live up to the high example which he set before us. 14

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FIRST GRADE GRAW Q FIRST ROW Gertrude Brrtt Brlly Wrtght Nolan Saunders Donald Shepard Shetla Howell Barbara McNerl Pa tr1c1a Smtth Betty Lou Jones Patsy Hancock SECOND ROW Mlss Wtlma Helsabeck Mary Lee McCask1ll Joyce Parmeter Davrd Stewart Gary Reynolds Junror Grey Patsy Myrrck Jrrnmre Burt THIRD ROW Leroy Brttt Wan da Greene Phrl Krssell Ttm Ray Margaret Hogan Obed Lamonds FOURTH ROW Erleen Chrlscoe johnny Con nor Steve Navy Tommy Morgan Rrchard Brrtt Ida Moore FIFTH ROW Eugene Saunders Ltnda Welch C I Reynolds ABSENT Btlly Ray Brltt Mrckey Maness Lrnda Kay Batten Glenn Brttt CARNIVAL CAPERS Segrors Pattre Dunn, Martha Robtnson, Sara Burt, and Nancy Batten QIVC out wrth thetr own specral rendttron of S ortin' Bread 13 4,.X,1m,n i ,.,,, I asm! it . W ,, ,Q - 'X 1... yi f If v , W Sf Q gn .51 , .nv N X lf 6 ' ' H 12' WW f M' M nm , I, M fa ua K' . . J- -t. ,.. -W ., , M , - .., ,.. -- , of , gi 'f ' .A V-rv A, lv' an 'W' I-9 'U fr- 'ff r ,ff L .. x W K' V ..f J' -1 H 'W , -K ' ' - 1' ' W .ah L fa A' N Mi , . .11 .L ' J 1' I A fi 1' i' V . Q I A 5 4 'f 0 5 1 - 1 . . . . . . - ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . 1 1 - - 1 1 . . . . . . . - 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 . . . O . . - 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 . . ' . I I 7 ! ' ' 1 9 ' ' . . . . . . 1 - 1 1 1 '

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Emma Gower Connor A.B., Greensboro College, English, French, Typing. 1946- To have been taught, directed, and influenced by Mrs. Connor during our high school years has been a privilege that we cannot overestimate. She possesses those characteristics of humilty, kindness, courage, faith and optimism that each of us would like to emulate. To have had her for our teacher, class adviser, and friend has been an experience that we shall never forget. She has been an unfailing source of aid and in- spiration to us in every phase of school life. Alice White McDuffie A. B., Greensboro College, English, Social Sciences. 1947- We have indeed been privileged to have Mrs. McDuffie with us during all of our four years in high school Under her friendly and inspiring guidance we have won many honors in public speaking and our Debating Team has had a highly successful career Her genuine interest in her students her kind unassuming manner and her readiness to help at any time have won for her a lasting place in the affection of all our students Claude E Hoyle B S Appalachian State Teacher s College M A George Peabody College for Teachers Science Mathematics Physr cal Education 1950 1952 Mr Hoyle who was in charge of the boys physical edu cation program for two years was one of the most success ful and popular coaches we ever had Under his instruction the Biscoe boys won the county basketball championship for two consecutive years and ranked high in baseball and foot ball Not only did he teach us to win but also to observe the principles of fair play and sportsmanship Hugh Thornburg B S N C State College Agriculture 1949 1952 Mr Thornburg served effectively as the head of our Agri culture Dept for three years Under his gurdance our F F A an teams captured the over all banner by wlnmng more con N3 1.- s y H' .Mr ,pf 9 . wmv J A, ' . I' . ' . - A N . , . - ' if I , . . 1 - is V . ' , I . Q ' . . 1 . . , , , I . tests than any other school in Anson, Montgomery, and Stanly I A QW ' , ' , V 15 Counties His mterest in the boys under his supervision and his unfarlmg good humor made him a very popular teacher FW ff