Edneyville High School - Whispering Pines Yearbook (Edneyville, NC)

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Freshmen Ann Bradley Stanley Brigman Geraldine Bruce Marion Burgess Harold Cagle Louise Clingenpeel Louise Corn Marlon Corn Arthur Dalton Porter Dalton Margaret Dill Geneva Duncan Blaine Garren Jackie Gebe Earl Griffin Marie Griffin Lonnie Harris Henrietta Hensley Barbara Hill Betty Jean Hoots Pauline Hoots Kenneth Hudgins Gerald Jackson Joan Jackson Ledford Jackson David Justus Kathleen Justice Janies Kesterson Edna Mae Laughter Clansy Lyons JoAnn Martin Richard McCall Litten McCarson Virginia Me Minn Mildred Merrell Shirley Middleton Barbara Moore Billy Moore Donald Moore Wilma Moss Margaret Nix Opal Nix Barbara Oates Tomasine Orr Dan Pittillo Lawrence Pittillo Wayne Pittillo Harry Raymer Aurene Rogers Ernest Ruff Hal Sain Doris Spicer Evangeline Stevens Patsy Sumner Joyce Taylor Marie Walker Shirley Ward Harold White Joyce Williams

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Sophomores Janes Ball Edward Barnwell Athleen Bradburn David Brevard Ann Clingenpeel Charles Corn Lois Cox Donald Edney Lillie Mae Edney Paul Freeman Marie Garren James Gilbert Betty Harrill Bill Hill Charles Hill Donald Holbert Dixie Jackson Margie Jackson Nallie Jones Carroll Justice Mary Justice Mildred Justice Dot King Jerry Lamb Kay Laughter Barbara Lyda Wayne Lyda Arretta Lyons Kenneth McMinn Harvey Merrell Kenneth Merrell Sue Merrell Randal Moon Ronnie Moss Jimmy Searcy Robert Shipman Jack Sinclair Eddie Sizemore Glenn Spicer Johnie Fae Stewart Elizabeth Taylor Joan Thomason Tommie Turner Marguerite Wells James Williams Marita Williams i Page Twenty-Seven

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Elementary School The nineteen teachers of the elementary school make a consci¬ entious effort to give the six hun¬ dred thirty-six children the funda¬ mentals of learning, a greater ap¬ preciation of the finer arts, and a sense of security in the day by day development of good citizens. Eighth Grade Mrs. Amelia Duncan, Teacher We intensify basic knowledge that willfunctionin daily living through correlated subject matter, group projects, choral speaking, stressing self-reliance, and whole¬ some attitudes. Eighth Grade Minor Wilson, Teacher We intensify basic knowledge that will function in daily living through correlated subject matter, group projects, choral speaking, stressing self-reliance, and whole¬ some attitudes. Seventh Grade Mrs. Doris Glass, Teacher Through group units, physi¬ cal education, and creative arts, we strive for fundamental proficien¬ cy by emphasizing the importance of accepting responsibility, sports¬ manship, and self-reliance. mtammt u m m mm. m msm m mm n mmmmmr m mmmmmmm HM mm wmmmm