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

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SENIORS BARBARA KING Shorty RUTH McCracken Winkle MARY SUE PARKS Wild One DALLAS SMITH Speedy MARIE WOOD Peach

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SENIORS BILLY GLANCE Roadrunner LOIS GREENE Dob MELBA GREENE Mop JIMMY HAYNES Scratch 9 WILMA JONES Little’n

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CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1951, we the class of 1963, made our appearance in school. We were thirty-six bright-eyed youngsters, some happy, some crying, all wondering what this big building with a long hall and school bell would hold for us. Everything was a little confusing at first, but after a short time, we learned our way around and began to feel like a part of the school. During the first eight years of school we prepared ourselves for high school. In this preparation were many joys, a few sorrows and a display of the leather belt upon oc¬ casions! With our minds filled with many memories, there were nineteen of us who entered high school. High school came with the changing of classes, different clubs, and the basket¬ ball teams. All of us have belonged to the Dramatics Club for which we have pro¬ duced four different plays: The Dancers , Babbit ' s Boy,” It ' s Cold in Them Thar Hills, and Mama ' s Getting Married. Our Junior-Senior Banquet, Song In My Heart, was given at the Townhouse and every girl was dressed in a beautiful gown. We will remember this occasion for many years. The F.F.A. and F.H.A. banquets have always been something to look forward to. We will hold these high in our memory books. We are fifteen proud Seniors looking forward to a bright future. Our years of school have almost ended. We will always remember the happy times we have had together. In saying good-by we express our gratitude, for this has been the best years of our lives. Deanna Crawford Historian 11