Fayetteville High School - La Famac Yearbook (Fayetteville, NC)

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.D we Carroll Adams Charles Anderson Walter Applewhite Raymond Askea Earl Atkins Frederick Atkinson Walter Bagley Wilton Bandy Mears Barbee Jack Baugh Donald Bedsole Bobby Benge Herbert Blaha J. D, Bolton Jack Britt Marvin Britt Jimmie Brown Ralph Carter Jack Carter Joe Chandler Stuart Cowles Frank Crumbly Fred Crumbly Jimmie Dougherty Graham Davis Lewis Davis Hubert Davis Jimmie DeVane Frances Acree Dorothy Adams Myra Adams Betty Anderson Bettie Askea Ida Atkins Marjorie Autry Mildred Bailey Irene Barnes Annie Baucom Helen Beckwith Elise Bethea Sara Bizzell Kathleen Brantley Vivian Burnette Mary Burns Jewell Byrd Julia Campbell Helen Carey Jean Carlow Catherine Chestnut Betty Jane Clayton Eleanor Collier Jane Council Betty Culbreth Lillian Davis Svophnmnre Glass Bull John Dew Jesse Doan Maurice Downs Joseph Duke Stafford Edwards Joe Farrior Otto Fletcher Joe Geddie Harold Godwin Harry Goodwin Fulton Hall Charles Hayes Charles Hedgpeth Henry Heath Crawford Hedgpeth Belmont Hedgpeth John Hooker Roy Herring Clifton Howie Clarence Hunter Ben Huske Edwin Hutchinson Beamon Jackson Dewitt Jernigan Charles Jones Raymond Jones Roscoe Jordan Weldon Jordan Evelyn Dawson Jeanne Dickinson Eloise Edge Alda Fonville Emily Gahr Ruth Gilmore Mabel Glenn Mary Greene Mae Murray Grifhn Dorothy Hall Lola Hall Lucille Hall Sarah Hall Natalie Hamilton Eloise Harmon Frances Hensdale Hope Hooker Barbara Hochstrasser Mary Huff Caroline Hfltaff Edna Jackson Lucille Jernigan Frances Johnson Doris Keller Sarah Kelley BOYS GIRLS 28 Rothwell Kelley Robert Kibler Otto Kuker Oliver Lawrence John Lindsay John Martin William Maynard Brundy Melvin Dwight Miller Philip Miller H. T. MacGill Alex McBryde Dixon McLeod Alvin McMillan James McNeill Joe McPhail Bill McRae Harold MrRainey Lloyd Nixon Bill Olive Clarence Owen Roger Parker J. W. Pate Luther Pearsall Ward Pendley Edward Peoples Joe Pittman Homer Pott Flossie Mae Kennedy Anne Kyle Jean Maddox Lucy Maultsby Mary Maynor Mafalda Milligan Virginia McDaniel Virginia McDougald Betty McKay Laura McNeill Peggy Nimocks Pearline Nunnery Mary Louise Owen Rachel Pinkston Cassie Ann Poole Ruth Price Peggy Raeford Ruth Register Ella Ridgen Thelma Roberts Wilhelmina Rosenfield Mona Rowland Estelle Sessoms Jean Sewell Charlotte Sallyw Merriel Powers Bruce Ratts L. A. Raynor Jack Renick Merrell Rhiner Stanley Rhiner Ted Rhodes Bill Rice Robert Royal Pete Sessoms James Simons Wiley Snow David Smith G. T. Smith Joe Stevens Roy Stevens David Stone Tommy Suggs Bobby Teabeaut Norwood Tillinghast Eugene Tomlinson Lee Tyler Vic Walker Edward Walters Charles Watson Billy Williams George Williams Vera Sewell Addie Shelton Doris Smith Lillian Smith Mary Smith Sara Frances Smith Zita Stevenson Doris Strickland Harriot Sutton Frances Thigpen Ann Tillinghast Ann Trice Betty Varnadoe Judith Vinokur Doris Vinson Marguerite Waldenmaier Geraldine Walters Betsy Watson Lulu Mae White Edna Earle Williams Marjorie Williams Sybil Williford Muriel Williford Edna Wilson Annie Belle Winters

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WELDON JORDAN joE GEDDIL JANE COUNCIL Vue Prefmfenl Sc cretary and Trearureff '!5 ' ff' l bnphumnres CLASS COLORS Red and White FLOWER MOTTO: You Cm If You Think You Can SONG OF A SOPHOMORE Once we were all Freshmen, The freshest little things! Now we're all Sophomores- Happy as Queens and Kings! Next year welll all be juniors- A thought that makes us sing! The third year must hold lots in store CFor juniors think they're everythingj But Freshman, Junior, or Senior- Name any one you dare, Theres more fun being a Sophomore, For a Sophomore has no care! -Mary Louire Maynor and Muriel Robertf 2 7

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QW vc - fr.. . X V. rg BETTY HESS Prerlzlemf MARY LOU STACK EVELYN BARFIELD Q Vice-Prerldent Secretary and Trearurer M i ,,,f tr ' if 1 14-f,Q.'g'74+fef iff' jfreshman Glass X CLASS COLORS: Blue and Gold FLOWER: Sweet Pen Morro: Be the labor great or Jmall, D0 it well or not at all. FRESHMAN CLASS POEM Onward, Freshmen of '39, just a few more rungs on the ladder to climb, The barriers may be many, The rewards may he few, But keep on climbing, Ir's up to you. Up the ladder 'til face to face You'll see where we'll soon rake the Seniors' place. A few more fleeting years to go, And at the end we'll have trophies to show. -Margaret Dempsey 2 9 , 4 J f