Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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FRESHMEN iw DALE ELLIS JULAIN FERGUSON FAY FINCH GERALD FISHER JERRY FREEMAN EDDIE JONES ANN KEITH KAY LYNN EUGENE MARTIN JEWEL MARTIN BILLY MORRIS JONNIE NICHOLS DOROTHY OAKLEY EARL OAKLEY THOMAS OSBORNE CECIL OVERCASH SHIRLEY OVERCASH ALLEN PAGE NORMAN PARRISH THOMAS PARRISH THURLON PARRISH CALVIN PARROTT TOMMY PARROTT TYE PENDERGRAPH MACIE PITTMAN MARGIE RHODES SANDY RICH SALLY RIGSBEE NANCY RUSSELL DOUGLAS SCOTT BARBARA SMITH NORMAN STALLINGS JEAN TRAVIS PATRICIA WEAVER DONALD WEST MEPSINE WEST COLEEN WESTBROOK MELVIN WOODS RUTH WOOLARD

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g X .Z X ' OFFICERS Front Row, Left to Right: Shirley Overcash, President, 9-l, Maureen Balance, Secretar 9-2, Fay Finch, President, 9-2, Billy Andrews, Secretary, 9-I, Mildred Eakes, Treasurer, 9- Tommy Parrott, Vice-President, 9-l. Top Row, Left to Right: Micheal Best, Vice-Presider 9-2, Thurlon Parrish, Vice-President, 9-3, Ray Cross, President, 9-3, Eugene Martin, Se retary, 9-3, Calvin Parrott, Treasurer, 9-3. N- Ohl Con it really be true? We're Freshmen at last-members of high school. This is what we've looked forward to for the past eight year. Changing classes, bells ringing, points given, and five dif- ferent teachers-oll of this left us in a state of confusion. Gradually we became organized. We look back and find that Freshman Initiation Week, Clubs, and school socials leave us with a storefull of happy memories. BILLY FAY ANDREWS MARTHA APPEL MAUREEN BALANCE MlCHEAL BEST .llMMY BLACKBURN TONY BONE PATRICIA BRADLEY JOYCE BROWN MARGIE CARDEN JUDY COOLEY 'SX , ADA MAE COSTON RAY CROSS ANN DAUGHTERY MILDRED EAKES MARGARET EDDINS fYr'V ' 21 3 .

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IT'S TIME TO RECOGNIZE THOSE WHO HELP US There are those whom we see each day, and appreciate com- pletely. Now in our own simple way we would like to introduce them to you, and lay before you some of the endless tasks which they do each day, There's Mr. Best, our principal, who advises us . . . and Mrs. Hodnutt in her own nest, our library, a-keeping it neat , , , Oh, Smell that southern cooked food. Certainly, Mrs. Alligood and her staff are worth a mention . . . Have you ever tried to keep records? We don't need to, for Mrs. Goodwin, the secretary, does that tor us. Bill and Lonie tidy up all day, but really their work begins when we go home. There's music in the air! You must meet Mrs, Wall directing our lovely voices , . . Yes, our problems seem to vanish when Mrs. Webb, our counselor, helps out . . . That's it girls, keep in step, because you have a grand adviser, Mrs. Lemos, our physical education teacher. From 8:00 to 9:00 each morning there are familiar laces that creep ln and out ot our rooms as quiet as mice. These are our patrol boys carrying messages to help direct us through the day. Yes, most of their time is spent making our day pleasant. Well, now you have met them and l'm sure you will agree we have something of which we can be very proud! CAROL ANN LYNN