Crabtree Iron Duff High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Crabtree, NC)

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history Of CUss Of ’60 We came to good old C. I. D. in 1947. Then we didn ' t like school. The whole class didn’t think of anything but quitting at the age of 16, but as time went on we adjusted ourselves to it and wanted to be some¬ body. Our first big event was a may pole dance in the second grade. Then that was something new for us. There was one operetta for us until we reached the ninth grade then there were banquets. The school got together its first baseball team in 1958. They never won many games but it gave everybody the spirit. In our 11th year our class gave a play named Mountain Gal. Every¬ one in it did very well. All of us had fun giving the Seniors a banquet before graduation. We are looking forward to one this year. The class had many privilges. One was a tour of Champion Paper and Fiber Company. We all wanted jobs over there because the people did not seem to be working hard. Everyone is going to do his best in the Senior play. We are looking forward to graduation. Henry Parton Gene Glance Historians 9

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teachers Mr. Glenn Noland Grade 8 Mr. Bobby Burch Grade 7 Mrs. Betty Terrel Grade 6 Mrs. James Kirkpatrick Grade 1 Mrs. Roxie James Grade 2 Mrs. Sybil Crawford Grade 4 Mrs. William Johnson Grade 5 Mrs. Edith Plemmons Grade 3 8

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£asf Will And est2imeni We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty, of Crabtree Iron-Duff High School, County of Haywood, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and strong body, do hereby declare and make this our last will and testament. I, Joyce Davis, will my ability to keep order in the storeroom to some member of the Junior Class. I, Eva Marie Stevenson, will my ability to slip out of study hall to Nancy Jones and Jo Ann Haynes. I, Joan Rose, will my seat in English class to some hard working person in the Junior Class. I, Carlyle Ferguson, will my love for Rabbit-Skin to Pat Noland. I, J. T. Parks, will my ability to drive a pick-up truck to Deanna Crawford. I, Tommy Williamson, will my ability to drive safely, and out run the cops, to Jo Ann Haynes. I, Wilma Sue King, will my English literature book to Ruth Downs. I, Jane McElroy, will my basketball suit and love for Waynesville to Irene and Helen. I, Harold Messer, willthe pieces of my two-tone Chevrolet to Nancy Smith. I, Elbert Presnell, will my dogs to Harold Hannah. I, Gene Glance, will my ability to drive a truck, and my love for basketball to Pat Crawford. I, Jimmy Smith, will my ability to play basketball to Ralph McCracken. I, Martin Ferguson, will my ability to drive a car to Barbara Ferguson. I, Henry Parton, will Ralph McCracken my curly hair. I, Jerry Hoglen, will my ability to pitch baseball for C.I.D. to O.L. Yates, Jr. I, Jerry Parks, will my ability to type to Mary Sue and Larry Parks. Jerry Parks, Testator 10