Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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-...Q TIME TC September, 1942 . . . time to begin our schooling . . . time for Dick and lane and a chance to learr E how to do without mama . . . Mac and Muff came the next year . . . so did ou A l y Qt abilities in art .... our painted snow men were ft f 2 carried home proudly . . . As the sands of time Chang 'sf' Elm ed in the hour glass so did our talents . . . broaden 4-Q ' Q ing into music . . . the rhythm band . . . Ooops . . the bashful age . . . Even though we began to learr of foreign lands, our love affairs began a school . . . Then the fifth grade . . . My, we're growing up fast . . even old enough to understanc the globe. While in the sixth grade girls were studying, the boys were playing football . . . plenty rough, bu fun. But in the seventh grade . . . the tide turned . . the teacher tightened down' '... copied dictionary . . . our punishment . . , but, also able to broader our vocabularies. Still a few pIayboys' '... but they learned . . grew older quickly . . . l95O . . . High School . . chance to change classes . . . Student Council elec- tions . . . selling magazines . . . bought blinds foi figi?

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5 if 'N .Z Prertiesf and Most Handsome Virginia Hamm-Randall Clark . . R EZ' H 1 -in f . Besf Dressed Berly Marcom-Carlton Bryant Besr All-Around Shirley Scoggins-Edwin Knowles Most Athletic Harry Jones-Peggy O'Briant Most Courfeous Peggy Lloyd-Marvin Adams Most Talented Paul Fogleman-.loyce Massey

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REMEMBER homeroom . . . freshmen skip day . . . a most colorful freshman year . . . Now Sophomores . . , proved our versatility . . . intramural Basketball Cham- pionship . . . treasurer of Student Council . . . Beta Club members . . . time sped away . . . tension mounted . . , only two more years . . . Decided to study hard and enioy every minute . . . Junior year . . . 1953 . . . Class rings all shiny , . . fun . . . excellent experience . . . good performance . . . Springtime came . . . dance time . . . Junior-Senior time . . . lvlaypoles . . . candles . . . May basekts . . . fun . . . excitement and memories. Then our Senior year . . . Halloween Carnival . . . Count ' N'Countess . . . Senior play . . .f,Class night . . . Bacculaureate . . . Then the last grain of sand falls . . . Commencement . . . All is finished . . . Now to put our learning into use . . . At last the fleeting moments . . . dragging hours . . . and the fast falling sands of time . . . have brought us nearer adulthood . . . With our learning . . . both intellectual and moral . . . we're sure to get on top . . . stay on top . . . our twelve year hour glass . . . revolves . . . sending us into new horizons . . . leaving the old grains . . . unblemished . . . unfor- gettable . . . unwasted.