Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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J , BUILDING BETTER INDIVIDUALS THROUGH INSTRUCTION AND CLASS ACTIVITIES These people help build us into better individuals and citizens by attending to their everyday task without failure. Mrs. Hodnett, the librarian, and Mrs. Goodwin, the school secretary, cheerfully and willingly serve the school and stu- dents . . . Mr. Best advises our Bus Drivers, who transport stu- dents solely to and from school. . . These ladies willingly pre- pare and serve our lunches, which help to build our bodies strong and healthy . . . Then we enter our classes and activi- ties. For example our Office Practice, under the direction of Mrs. Newton, helps build skill and prepare us for jobs in the lutufe . . , Our Home Economics class teaches us to be better homemakers . . . Bethesda Seniors, instructed by Mrs. Webb, cougselor, honorably represented Durham County school stu- dents at the State Guidance Conference held at Dulce Uni- versity. JOYCE QUEEN V , tx ,gym fmt

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FAYE VVALKER ,,s+ f3N, . President , 'AL' A,L ,,, . K .ff :Q sit 1 ,J KAY PAGE Vice-President STUDENT COUNCH Et' f' my E - ANN SMITH Treasurer .A 11 , KAY LYN N Secretary X10 The Student Council started the year oft with a social to welcome the Freshmen into high school, lt continued to do service throughout the year with such activities as: The Hal- loween Carnival, Thanksgiving and Christmas families, As- COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN Scviled: Belva Morris, Patsy Sykes, Elizabeth Ellis, Frances Bane, Dorothy Hayes. Standing: Sally Rigsbee, Merle Carlton, Minnie lou Ferrell, Lillian Morton, David Page, Shirley Leath- crs, Ann Daughtry, Billie Faye Andrews, Fay Woody. Not Shown: Michael Best. Q' li X ,X it Qu lk ll X lax is ki Kslhvxqlh l Q is X W X, l l lil lm lt' lyfil 'HI 2 as is NXOOX Gilt lo WGS the a 33 New at V ,GSQNSX vets' Qmx ROY SN OWGT SCXXOO XBOX GKYXQOF m9 Yoga me 94 itat SNR sembly programs, Student ol the Month Contests, and other activities which built school spirit, a feeling ot unity and brought the community closer to the school. ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Seated: Patricia Hodnett, Sandra l-lursey, Mrs. We Adviser, Jewel Wilson, Margie Rhodes. Standing. Otis Bi ley, Bobby Goss, Billy Colcough, Allen Page. sire Q is if , l 9 if U sa 3? A