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SENIOR CLASS Sails Pai In the fateful year of 1936, the class of ‘48 entered school. Most of us started our school careers at East Flat Rock, Valley Hill, or Tuxedo. Those students entering East Flat Rock were: Betty Jo Beddingfield, Charles Black- well, Dovie Blythe, Betty Dean Cornwell, Roy Duncan, Elizabeth Edwards, Robert Fain, Lohren Guice, Darrell Hammett, Elizabeth Jones, Norman Jones, Frances Justus, Robert Lockaby, Katherine Powell, and Louise Satterfield. The following began their school life at Valley Hill: Helen Drake, Herman Fisher, Perry Fisher, Herbert Justus, Mildred Mintz, and Doris Orr. Those who entered school at Tuxedo were: Gussie Bayne, Margaret Burns, Frederick Dorsey, Joyce Huggins, and Verda Shipman. William Morrison began school at Newland, North Carolina; Eva Blythe at Dana; Lois Ed- mundson at Fruitland, and Clara Orr at Hendersonville. In the ninth grade, Clarence Kilpatrick came to us from Hendersonville, and Norman Jones, who had been a Flat Rock renegade in Hendersonville for a year or so, rejoined our class. In the eleventh grade Jane Ella Bell came to us from Fort Worth, Texas. During this year, we were much honored by the addition to our roll the names of Charles Blackwell, Lohren Guice, and Robert Fain. ‘These boys had decided two or three years ago that there was nothing at Flat Rock for them to learn. So they deserted us-and went to Hendersonville to learn a lot. They did learn a lot. ‘They learned that there’s no place in the world quite as fine as Flat Rock High School. We were glad also to have Dorothy Justus and Mildred Mintz from Hendersonville join us this year. And Doris Orr came to us from Baltimore, Maryland, and has been a very popular mem- ber of our class this year. Helen Drake, who was with us during a part of the 8th and 10th grades, rejoined us this year. She came from Birmingham, Alabama. Herman Fisher, an Ex-G. I. and an old Flat Rocket, entered the Senior Class this year, and it has been like old times, having him around again. As our last year of high school draws to a close, we look back on the years with mixed feeling. We regret our many mistakes, but hope that we have profited by them. We rejoice in our accom- plishments, and cherish the memories of the many happy days spent here, and are grateful for the experiences we had and for the friendships made here. Eva BLyTHE
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