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

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FIRST ROW: Mickey Pryor, Louise Reed, Gene Rhodes, Rex Rhodes, Jo Ann Robinson, Paul Robinson, J-hnny Rogers. SECOND ROW: Lorine Rogers, Ray Searcy, Joy Bell Sherman, Barbara Simpson, Howard Sitton, Don Stepp, Jackie Strictland. THIRD ROW: James Sullivan, James Thomas, Barbara Whitaker, Joe Whitaker, Barbara Wilson, Brenda Wilson, Shirley Wyatt. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Evelyn Jackson, Frances Jones, Kirby Jones, Larry Jones, Melvin Justice, Margaret Lancaster, Willard Lawter. SECOND ROW: Josephine Lyda, Roy McAbee, Lola McMinn, Catherine Melton, Shirley Mize, Eddie Montgomery, Barbara Newman. THIRD ROW: Benny Nix, Dennis Nix, Elaine Nix, Mack PittUlo, Wade Pittillo, Ruth Pressley, Gary Pryor. Page Twenty-Nine

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scene four, take one . . .1962 FRESHMAN OFFICERS Vera Freeman, Don Stepp, Rex Rhodes-Presidents Evelyn Jackson, Carl Freeman, Phyllis Corn--Vice-Presidents Sarah Davis, Barbara Whitaker-Reporters Roy Me Abe e, Kirby Jones-Reporters Annalee Fleck, Dennis Nix, Viola Edwards-Secretaries Susan Gale, Dennis Nix, Eddie Montgomery-Treasurers FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Brenda Arrowood, Geneva Arrowood, Nancy Barnwell, Maxine Best, Nancy Brevard, Grace Brigman, Joyce Collins. SECOND ROW: Phyllis Com, Darrel Cox, Sarah Davis, Viola Edwards, Annalee Fleck, Carl Freeman, Forrest Freeman. THIRD ROW: Vera Freeman, Virginia Freeman, Mike Fletcher, Spen¬ cer Foster, Susan Gale, Grace Gilbert, Nadine Gilbert. FOURTH ROW: Linda Hill, Betty Hoots, Don Huntley, Elaine Huntley, Erma Huntley, Janice Hyder, Cody Jackson, Page Twenty-Eight

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. . . previewing under the guidance of twenty-two qualified teachers, hundreds and hundreds of elementary children are developing their young minds, bodies, and ideals to cope with their challenging worlds enlarging around them. the varied up-to-date tools of learning at edneyville include library books, art and craft supplies, dictionaries, encyclopedias, maps for each class¬ room, projectors and film libraries, materials for public school music and band, equipment for playground and physical education, and varied shop work. the central library now has a card catalog with three-way references ac¬ cording to the dewey decimal system of classification for each book on the shelves. . .thanks to the high school assistants working with edneyville ' s full¬ time librarian. . . . and most important, young edneyville grows up to a greater edneyville and a greater role in life. Page Thirty