Bonlee High School - Treasured Leaves Yearbook (Bonlee, NC)

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“rena SENIORS JAGK PHILEIPS Friendship always benefits, Baseball 3,4; Football4; Bus Driver 3,4; Play Cast 3. SUE ANNE PHILLIPS She's such a good leader We all call when we need'er, ' Basketball 1, 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Chief4; Ass't Editor Annual 4; Edi- tor Newspaper 4; Class Secretary 4; Band 1,2; Class Prophet 4; Mono- gram Club 2; Play Cast 3; Softball 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club Song Leader Z. JIMMY ROGERS A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisestmen,''! Play Cast 3; Marshal 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Class Vice President2, BILLY VESTAL What a fine man hath your tailor made you!' ! Football 2,3,4;Co-captain 4; Base- baligele2 Soha ebasiketballlmel scam emc: Co-captain 4; Play Cast 3; News- paper Staff 4; Monogram Club Vice President 2;Class|President 2; Class Treasurer 4; BusDriver 4; Volley Ball 1,2; Marshal 3; 4-H Club 3,4; 4-H Club Reporter 4, BOBBIE PHILLIPS WEBSTER Strive for character, not reputa- tion. ' Class Vice President 1; Softball 1, 2; Play Cast 3; Annual Staff 4, CLYDE THOMAS WEBSTER It is better to be happy than to be wise,'!! Goldston1,2; Baseball1,2;4-H Club 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3; Hootball 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Play Cast 3; An- nual Staff 4; Bus Driver 4.

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SENIORS JACK K, DYCHES Education forms the man.,.' ! Barnwelll,2,3; Baseball 1,2; Foot- batigitece s lock BUC lubls 2;-F or A. Giubel, 2; Manual Training 1, 2. JIMMY EDWARDS A good sport on any court, Basketball 2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Football 3,4; Co-captain 4; Baseball Inco wwolley Ballz; Marshal’ 3; Class Vice President 3; Newspaper Staff4;Class Reporter 4; Bus Driv- er 4; Play Cast 3; Monogram Club 2; Annual Staff 4, HERBERT HENRY GAINES ‘The man that blushes is not quite a brute, Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Bus Driver 4. GLORIA INEZ HAMMER The most manifest sign of wisdom is continued cheerfulness, ' Cheerleader 1; Softball1l; Class Sec- retary 1; Basketball 2,3; Monogram Club Reporter 2; Class President 3; Play Cast 3; Class Vice President 4; Newspaper Staff 4; Annual Staff 4. Bt of lan! sy ona da op Pagan CLYDE MANESS Wise toresolve, patient to per- Ropaenye! Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 2; Ass't Bus Driver 4, JOELLA MOBLEY inf vourmnean tiowps ofit, learn to please, Glass Secretary and Treasurer 3; Play Cast 3; Marsha! 3; Library Club 3,4; Library Club President 4; News - paper Staff 4; Class Historian 4; An- nual Staff, Editor 4. OP pt, frm f Abbe. Le, Rew bh, , ‘y Ske a “ “ ‘3 BD Dag Gatien! goad percha 7) yA OH ne VORB @ = 7 ar ? 4 cw. re) A Lt HAP Dts, Marlorn gf i i. s F: 9 Rep: od : SS LADG nb

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CLASS HISTORY We the Seniors of '54 know it's the end of twelve years at Bonlee High School and the beginning of a life that Bonlee has taught us to live. We began in the first grade with eight long years of grammar school before us, and then in the fall of 1950 we were freshmen with ages and ages of high school before us. When we started our first year in high school, there were many things to get used to--the changing of classes--having more than one teacher--being sponsored by Mrs. Charles Broyles--simple as they seem, memories crowded in, We re- ceived our first real fund-raising experience-from working in the cafeteria at the Halloween Carnival. The big thrill of the year was a hike to Ore Hill Mountain, and did we enjoy the delicious picnic we had when lunch time slipped up! At the end of our freshman year, wewere impressed with high school and we realizedthat we had a lot to learn. ; Then another fall, and memories: still gathering. This. year we were sponsored by Mr. W. D. Wilson, and he took us on a very interesting tour of the High Point Bending Mill. {n the fall we helped again in the cafeteria at the Halloween Carnival, andinthe spring several of our girls were waitresses at the Junior and Sénior ban- quet. Soon the Seniors were discussing leaving, but graduation had nothing what— ever to do with us--too far off. But it took less time than ever for September to roll around--a welcome from Miss Ina, our Junior sponsor, and we were really glad to be back, We kept our class officers--President, Inez Hammer; Vice..President, Jimmy Edwards; and Secretary and Treasurer, Joella Mobley--very busy. People stood back and took notice as we began to control a few things. This year we sponsored the ''Sauline Players'' and had a small fund-raising project at the Halloween Carnival. In the spring we presented the farce comedy, ''The Cannibal Queen, ''and we really enjoyed presenting this play--ourfirst one. The trip of the year was to Washington, D. C., along with the '53 seniors; this trip will never be forgotten because we packed in an enormous amount of fun and many educational facts. The treat of the year was the Junior and Senior banquet, ''The Flower Garden!''; the seniors enjoyed the banquet very much, and so did we, Remember all those times the seniors almost heard our plans or saw our decorations? Time raced some more, and it wasn't possible that we would be seniors next fall! But we were, and are, and now we were. Remember how thrilled we were to have Mrs. Dalton Buckner for our sponsor this year--our last year? Again we kept our class officers busy; these faithful workers were Shirley Beaver, President; Inez Hammer, Vice President; Sue Anne Phillips, Secretary; and Billy Vestal, Trea- surer. We were really getting to run things this year; we edited the school paper, the GAZETTE, and published the annual, TREASURED LEAVES. We suddenly began to thinkabout colleges, jobs, and the future and then--it was hard to believe that WE were wearing caps and gowns. Parties, graduation exercises, and grad- uation presents--for us, the freshmen of '50.. We look back and wonder how we got through some situations. We remember many things--how happy we were when we got our class rings inlate October--the joy we received when Shirley Anne Andrews was elected Harvest Queen atthe Halloween Carnival--the Senior play's being sucha success that people are stilltalking about it--the beautiful banquet the Juniors gave us--all the mornings we waited for those orange busses--the ballgames and all the activities we enjoyed so much, Suddenly we were leaving, and as we said good-bye to dear old Bonlee High, we realized our mission had been accomplished thus far and that ''The path of learning is behind us; ahead the road to success, JOELLA MOBLEY Class Historian