Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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JAL 5 I AH' Business Manager MRS. N EWTON Adviser if 'gn-----P . f , Making a long, lonierg O Elizabeth and .loel busy with Checking the final COPY fo' things to be Comp art work errors The Bethesda Annual statt works in cooperation with the other Annual staffs of the County to publish the Count 'N' Countess. Sealed, Left fo Rfaht: .lovce Wilson, Typist, Barbara Mitchell, Editor-in-Chief, LaVerne Strickland, Bus. Mgr., Joann Scott, Sec. Standing: Billy Joe Hildebran, Typist, Carol Lynn, Asst. Editor-in-Chief, Martha Carlton, Asst. Bus. Mgr., Valeria little, Asst. Sec., Joel Joyner, Art Editor. LaVerne Strickland was the annual stall local photographer. Bobby Fields and Billy Register were high salesmen of ods.

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THE FACULTY OUR TIME IS YOUR TlME MR. ALBERT BEST m Principal EXI MISS FANNIE BROGDEN I UI I lm Molh, French m III yn I in MISS EVELYN HAWKS English MR. W. I. SMITH Agricullure im v MRS. MAMIE LOU LEMOS Science, Moth, Physical Ed. I-,Q MR. M. E. RICE Hisfory, Physical Ed. MRS. IONEENE MCAULEY Home Economics ,gwumbhgq MRS. ALICE EVANS English 1 AW Q I MRS. MADELINE WALL Music MRS. PEGGIE WEBB Socicl Siudies, Counselor MRS. EVELYN NEWTON Business Education .1 Wir. 13922 R wr

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CLASS COLORS: Blue and CLASS FLOWER: Carnation MASCOTS Deborah Crabtree Phil Wiggins White OFFICERS Reading from top to hott President, Billy Joe Hilderbran, Secretor om are: Martin Rigsbee, President, Joann Scott, Vice. Y: and Edward Sykes, Treasurer. CLASS MOTTO: The tree of knowledge was once a tiny seed Senior Year had been a long expected one for us, and it was finally here! Class meetings, marching into assembly, long talks about class trips, selling every- thing under the sun, our beautiful rings arriving, the rush of studying for exams, electing senfor superlotfves-these are all memories to retain. Freshman initiation week caused many a chuckle, and the Freshmen wondered how the Seniors could be so cruel. Our Christmas party was an enioyable highlight of the first semester. Many Seniors worked selling ods and organizing the annual, After much deliberation we chose, Curtain Going Up for our senior play. The .lunior-Senior was one of the most enioyable events of the year. At las-t, the day that we had dreamed of had arrived-we were actually planning our graduation exercises, ln one of our quiet moments, we realized that although we were happy to be graduating, we were sad to be leaving school and our good friends here.