Fassifern School - Sapphire Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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In as , ,S i? g gp WX First nmt: Douglas Robinson, Janette Morrison, Eleanor Foreman, Nancy Burton, Jutly Drew. Svrotid row. Pat Moore, Barbara Cook, Mary Anderson, Nancy Sterchi, Jo Anne Edwards, Lynette Agostini. Third ro-tri. Jean Leach, Dolly Grafinger, Mary Johnson, Barbara Tomlinson, Mrs. James A. Lewis, Mary Lou Shoemaker, Lois Sholtz, Pat Graham. PHESHMA CLASS OFFICERS MARY ANDERSON . . , S , . . S . J . . . President Jo ANNE EDWARDS . S , .Vice-President BARBARA CooK . ..,, Secretary NANCY STERCHI ...., . .Treasurer MRS, JAMES A. LEWIS , , , .Sponsor This year's freshmen were typical. Without them there would have been less talking in study hall, fewer doors slammed, and a shorter all privileges denied list: but also there would have been an uniillable gap in all athletic activities, a lack of amusing chapel programs, and a loneliness in the halls. With their gay and happy attitude, the freshmen made school a pleasant place. Page Twenty-two

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1, f rr any 1 5-e.. ,,.. Wh i Ftrs! 1'o'w.' Mary lic-l.ano, lleirllre Jones, Miss Alaryanna Anflersnn, Mary l.41n l'ratt, Nlary l.miise lflagg, Dorothy Hailey, Ann Taintur, lilliltflllll VVilliamsun, Mary Bzmflnrant. .SRATUIZKI raw: Alice litiliiiisrm, Betty Buchanan, Ginger Vllilliams, Anne llranglinn, Jacqueline XVeir, jean Fisher, Terry lit-mlersam. Third rim Bess Plaxco, Dnrita Roca, Sally Hart, Ann Everett, Marilyn l.Yaslwm, Alaral,yn Myers. ,lean Valclxxell. Frances Dillon, Mildred Hall. SUPHU UHE CLASS OFFICERS DEIRDRE JONES . , , President MARY LOUISE FLAGG .Vice-President MARY DELANO , ., Secretary MARY Lou PRATT ,4,... A Treasurer Miss MARYANNA ANDERSON Sponsor The first outstanding occurrence to call attention to the Sophomore Class was its contribution to the NVar Fund Drive, which exceeded the quota for the entire school. With two sophomores as runners-up in superlative elections and every organization feeling the influence of its originality throughout the year, it could hardly be considered the forgotten class. Page Twenty

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Susan Sweeney, ,loan Kessler, Nona Schulse, Anne Salmine, Nancy lflugg, Yivian Swzinlnerg, Josephine Overton, Rollin Miller, Arlziline Miller, Glenn Klziry lirzilmm, Anne Braithwriite, June Graves, Nancy Smith. .loan jackson, Iiarlrzira Sweeney, ,loycc Franz, Bolnhie Sue Milliken. 5 B-FHESHMA EL!-XSS OFFICERS ANNE SABINE , . . ,President NANCY FLAQC, , ,Vice-President PAT PICKARD 4 . . Secretary NONA SCHULSE , . , Treasurer Miss MADELYN PARKS . Sponsor Although the upper classes could hardly consider the subffreshmen little girls when competing with them in athletics, some of their antics made life merry. Who will forget the goldfish party in a Shipp Hall bathtub, or an experi- ence in taxidermy? Who but a sub-freshman would start a mumps epidemic? Yes, they certainly made school life eventful. Page Twemu-zhree