Flat Rock High School - Parade Yearbook (Flat Rock, NC)

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eon ee UP ERTATIVES Front row: C. M. Jones, Oveta Moss, Anita Hamilton, Theresa Jones, Charles Freeman, Bettie Pace. Second row: Roscoe Laughter, Margaret Thompson, Hubert Halford, Sylva Smith. Back row: Betty Jean Newman, J. C. Burrell, Pat Wilkie, Jock Blois, Pauline Stepp, Helen Willis, Donald Stepp. Detty Pace... . Most Popular Girl Wineries Fceeman. i... - Most Popular Boy Sylva Smith peer reriiestiGirl Hubert Halford Handsomest Boy EMULINe Steppes. = 4o—. Most Intellectual Girl Jock Blois ee Most Intellectual Boy Margaret Thompson . Most Athletic Girl per teialordess:. 9... Most Athletic Boy Eyiitamhl rmiltOnee co2 2. ee 5 Cutest’ Girl Roscoe Laughter eee ee CSTD OY, dctens Willismeees oo he | Best Personality Girl Donaldestepp=a aes Pat Wilkie Best Personality Boy eee OU Cele st Girl J. C. Burrell Beemer Oweelesie boy Betty Pace 2 we Best Figure Donald Stepp Betty Jean Newman Ja Ca Burrell Uherecay| onesemas ss = Charlesshreemane.—— Oveta Moss Best Physique eee Best All-round Girl Best All-Round Boy Page: Best Dressed Girl eee Best Dressed Boy Classe Pesi—Grl Onis jones a= - --Class Pest—Boy

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PAL UL it E. L. Justus, Principal TOP ROW Miss Elizabeth Burke Eighth Grade Mrs. Catherine Crawford Eighth Grade, French Miss Nell Crosby Home Ecoonmics Mr. W. A. Franklin Agriculture Mrs. Anna Holiday Science, Economics, Sociology BOTTOM ROW Mrs. Kathleen Howard English. Business Studies Mr. George Milton English, Civics. Coach Miss Gardenia Osteen Mathematics Mrs. Elizabeth Rogers Social Studies, Library, Annual Sponsor Mrs. Susie Sinclair Senior Advisor, English, Business Studies

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SENTOR CLASS OFFICERS Beatnices aund ct seer President Thomas Hill Pe eeerre Cec iccident Alice Gilbert. Secretary and Treasurer MASCOTS Linda Crisp Everett Shipman, Jr. CLAS eee The Senior Class is always the busiest class at Flat Rock High. Some of its members have a yearly job with the editing of “The Rocket’, the school paper. The Parade Staff is always made up of Seniors, also. In Dec., 6-11, Work Week was observed by all classes in the school for the purpose of raising money to help defray expenses. The Seniors contributed $45.25. On December 16, we journeyed to Bob Jones University at Greenville, S. C., to see the dramatic club of that school present the Shakespearean drama “As You Like It.” A box of clothing and toys were sent to a German girl named Christa Jahn who lives in Bremerhaven, Germany. It was hoped that she would receive the box before Christmas. Three other boxes of fruit, groceries, and canned goods were distributed in the com- munit y at Christmas time. The annual Junior-Senior banquet was held in the high school gymnasium on May Sth. The menu, decorations and program cleverly carried out the theme—“A May flower garden.” Senior Day was a weekend this year spent at Myrtle Beach, May 13th. The Senior play, “Dangerous Decision,” was presented in the school auditorium, under the direction of Mrs. Susie Sinclair, on May 19th and 20. ‘The cast is shown on page 41. Theresa Jones