Enfield High School - Blue Tide Yearbook (Enfield, NC)

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The Football Cheerleaders are Left to Right: Wilbur Weeks, Emily Weeks, Bobbie Griffin, Alice Cla rk , Faye Brown, Sam Manning. IHI CHHIH iv CI. .WV IAIIHIS The Basketball Cheerleaders are Left to Right: Wilbur Weeks, La Rue Whitley, Emma Ruth He rman , Faye Brown, Bobbie Griffin, .Timmy Bell- amy.

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Pictured a re s ome of the girls in their new basketball warm-up suits. Left to Right are: Frances Herbert, Becky , Strickland, Betty Holliday, S h i r le y Futrell, Alice Clark, and Grace Sav- age. THE JU lllll VARSIIY HAM Left to Right are,STAND- ING:Mr. Stroupe, Coach Billy Graham, Guard Charles Rhodes, Center, A1- bert Elle n , Centerg R. L. Weeks , Forward. SEATED Preston Leggett, Forward: Cary Whitaker, Guardg Win fred Barbour, Forward: J W. Browning, Guard Kenneth Clay, Guard.

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YI our lNNi Hun The Junior Class Presented this pageant of music, drama, and dance in the Enfield School Auditorium on November 11, 1948. The pageant was the work of Mrs. Bellamy's history classes, and was directed by her. About one hundred characters were used, including the dances and the choir. The entire town cooperated in the production. Some costumes were rented while others we re made by the mothers and high school girls. Much research was done in order that the characters might appear au- thentic. Since this play depicted life in the Enfield of colonial days, much history was taught bythis project, and there was interest, for the pupils will long remember it. The audience was the largest ever to attendaplay, the reason being that it was about their town, community, and was pro- duced and acted by their boys and girls.