Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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CLUBS AND C STUDENT COUNCII To promote participatir in government, and to mai tain high ideals of citizensh worthy scholastic achiev ment, to establish ai strengthen high scrool stan ards ot character, service ai loyalty. Seated, Lell to Right: Sue Parker, Jo Ann B th T ao , reasurer, Sybil Waller, President, David Page, Vice- President, Shirley Leathers, Secretary, Faye Woody. Second Row: Joyce Wilson, Valeria little, Faye Walker, Kay Lynn, Elizabeth Ellis, Joan Darnell, Joel Joyner, Ann Smith, Belva Morris. Merle Carlton, Patsy Ingram. Third Row. Ronald Walker, Billy Joe l-lildebran, Johnny Alligood, Barbara Eddins, Dick Royster, Willie Glenn, Tye Pendergraph, Shirley Ferrell, Eddie Ladd, Not shown: Ann Keith, Ruth Oak- ley, Kay Page, Mrs. Webb, Adviser, There are TIMES to be serious, there are TIMES to be gay! A - Mrs. l'l05' , r President . hdpxnn Smith. h 1' 1 social, Sybil Weller' OU rt ol Bethesdfl l'l'9 d We Qppreciote her . ter w ri ' Cle:1'tirt3 UP Ol me lrljer S eelllili'i9 lo me Slude l bo Y i , I smiles lor our Phologmp Sell lo .. naw and helplul manner' lfle

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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

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IER ACTIVITIES MARSHALS The Marshals are se- lected on the basis ot scholarship. The chief Marshal has the highest scholastic average in school, They usher at important programs and at the graduation exer- cis-es. Lett to Right, First Row: Minnie Lou Ferrell, Carol Lynn, Ann Smith. Second Row: Nannie Lou Phipps, David Page, Faye Woody, Chief, Faye Walker. CHORUS The high school chorus is composed ol students from the entire student body. Under the direction ot Mrs. Vtfall, they lurnish music at the Christmas program, graduation exercises, and on other special occasions. Pr--srlent, Qlzzibeth Carton, Vice'Pres.dent, Barbara Ecldtns, Sezretary, Phyllis Martn, Treasurer, Carl Minis, It It tc ltiiltt tvtci.,treen 5alan'e, Mere Carl'an, Sandra lanes, Cecelia Barker, Patsy Ingram, Nanne lou Phipps, Tony Bane, Barbara Em! nz, leiiri Osborne, Second Pew Kay Page, Io Ann Booth, Ann Green, Elizabeth Carlton, Iune Osborne, Phyllis Martin, Iorinn 5'ott, ,loel Joyner, Valeria lttfe, Third Raw. Minnie Ferrell, Iialva Morris, Iillly Andrews, Elizabeth Pfttnirin, Pivaay Eirimn, Dot I-layes, Jewel Wilson, Iayre VVIIS-on, Ruth Oakley, Frank Fuller, Douglas Scott, VVtiyne I-licks, .laspcr Wh ttielrt, T7'nfilrl VVOH, Dfivrt Cope, Victor lynn, Pete Parrish, Carl Mints, Alon Page, IaVerno Strirkland, Margaret Idflns, Dat Omllef, Sf.l.y Qigsbee Nancy Pussel, Ruth Woolczrd, ,lirnnty Blackburn, Sonny I-lutchcns, Michael Best, Norman Strilliitlrts, anfl Bobby Bennett.