Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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i l Freshmen Fun on o Fieldtrip Three Ole Cronies Con They Cook, Too?? 1955 CLAS ln September, 1951, fifty-three scored, eoger ond wide-e freshmen entered high school. lt wos such o tciscinoting ploce be. The Seniors soon mode us feel welcome by o week crozy initiotion schemes thot we secretly enioyed. We teh importont port ot high school otter the sociol given in our ho Our teochers, Mrs. McAuIey, Miss Brogden, Mr. McCouley, Mrs. Booker, greeted us eoch morning with smiling foces o stock of books o mile high. As Sophomores, we were better odjusted to high school We hod more time now for outside octivities, ond we be doting. Mrs. Jordon ond Mrs. Newton were our teochers. Di the yeor we become reolly ombitious ond pointed our homerc We olso hod o closs porty ot the Community Building. ended this yeor with onother high school picnic or Pullen Juniors . . . we could hordly believe it. By this time, were only thirty-one ot us but we begon ot once to moke m for our Junior-Senior Bonquet. We sold everything imogin including condy. Dovid Cope won o beoutitul wrist wotcl being highest solesmon. Our moin money-moking project, ever, wos our .lunior Ploy, Anne ot Green Gables, directe Mrs. Whitfield. After the ploy we begon plonning with our visieirs, Mrs. McAuley ond Mrs. Evons, for our bonquet. The v closs spent their spore time cutting out stors tor the decorc The theme wos Stoirwciy to the Storsf' The bonquet wos o success ond we were so proud when the Seniors complim Our Favorite Closs

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llSTORY on it. On Class Day, we began to feel more and more like iniors as we sang our class-song to the graduating Seniors. is left a warm feeling in our hearts as we ended a very Jnderful and exciting Junior year. Then, all at once, we were Seniors. Our class, now thirty-six ong, was led by Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Newton, our sponsors, :tor Lynn, President, David Cope, Vice-President, Kay Linthicum, cretary, and Martha Carlton, Treasurer. We were off with a ng by conducting Freshman Initiation Week. Next we pre- ited our very successful Senior Play, Take Care of My Little rl, directed by Mr. McAllister. Everyone worked hard to ke it the best production ever. Our class gained honor when J of our Seniors, David Page and Otis Bradley, won N.R.O.T.C. iolarships. Faye Walker served with distinction as President of ' Student Council, assisted by Ann Smith, Treasurer. The fol- iing Seniors assisted the teacher-sponsors as club presidents, le, David Cope, Chorus, Patsy Sykes, F.l-l.A., Fay Woody, irnalism, Valeria Harp, Dramatics, George Stone and Patsy es. Both the Juniors and the Seniors went South of the 'der for a night of latin entertainment which was enjoyed everyone. We, the Seniors, appreciate all the hard work the tors did to make the banquet a success. Graduation exercises 'e climaxd by the awarding of diplomas and honors. Now our difficulties are behind, we remember only the good is and good friends we had here. PATSY SYKES, Historian, Class of 1955 Food, Fun, and Friendships Early Morning Bzzz in Homeroom The Old Campaigners of '55 Some Senior Tripl!!! Either we're too early or it's too late We m-lmim tim Ixlm., Q,LAAi E i