Georgetown High School - Golden Knight Yearbook (Georgetown, DE)

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DOROTHY MAE DAVIS Dot Dot has been a member of the Senior Library Club for three years. Her favorite class is home economics. During the Iunior play she was a member of the ticket committee and she was a member of the publicity committee during the Senior play. Her favorite activity is dancing and her ambition is to be a clerk in a department store. BETTY CAROLYN FOSKEY Skinny Skinny is the hard Working girl everyone looks for when there is something to be done. She served on the Cheering Squad for six years and Was a member of the Student Council, Photography Club, and Treasurer of Associated Students. Skinny participated in basketball and was the manager of the girl's softball team. After graduation she intends to become a secretary. MARIE CATHERINE FLOOD Our class is very fortunate in having Marie join us from Woodbury, New lersey, in our Senior year. Marie Worked hard as an under- study and usher in our Senior play. Marie Was a member of the yearbook staff. Her in- terests after graduation lie in the secretarial field. DALLAS DENNIS GREEN When We think Frank Sinatra is around We can be sure it's Dallas we hear. He was a member of the Barber Shop Quartet, Vice- President of the Assembly Committee, and Treasurer of the F.F.A. We can't remember when we've ever seen Dallas angry. His friendly manner will help him in his Work at ConoWay's Where he is now employed. Dallas Was the Purser in the Iunior play, Our Hearts Were Young and Gay.

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Seniors President Dale Pepper Vice-President Iimmy Pepper Secretary Ina West Treasurer Anna Moore WILLIAM HUDSON BRYAN L Bill Bill is an active member ot the Senior class and is noted for his smile and friendly atti- tude. He has played as guard on the basket- ball team ior three years and Was co-captain during his Senior year. He Was also Vice- President of the Athletic Council and in the Barber Shop Quartet. In the Iunior play, he was a window cleaner and took the part of Martin, a student, in the Senior play. His favorite expression is, Let us pray. OSCAR DAVIS BAILEY i Oscar is a member of the Projectionist Club and participated in both the lunior and Senior class plays. He lives at Redden and plans to become a pilot, His hobby, radio building and repairing, keeps him quite busy. Oscar is often heard saying, 'fYou don't know, do you? BETTY ANN CARMEAN Betty Ann is one ol the lucky girls that has received her diamond. She has been a mem- ber of the Chorus and the Dramatic Club for tour years. Betty Ann took part in the Iunior play, and she was a member of the Golden Herald Staff. She is a great lover of music. Being a good housewife is her only ambition for the future.

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MAXINE E. GIVEN S Max Max is the light-hearted and gay member of our class. She is always Willing to lend a help- ing hand. She was chosen co-captain of the hockey team and was a member of the bas- ketball and softball teams. Max was a mem- ber of Senior Dramatics and Girls' Shop. She took leading parts in both class plays. She is now employed by the Diamond State Tele- phone Company and will continue work after graduation. IOSEPHINE MAE HOLSON NIO!! Io is the quietest member of our class. She was a member of the Senior Library Club. lo's hobby is taking pictures. Her favorite sport is basketball. Io is always ready to help anyone when she can. Her ambition is to become a nurse. IEANNE HEARN Ieanne has been a member of the Girls' Shop Club for two years and a member of Photog- raphy Club. In the Iunior play she played one of the leading roles as Cornelia and in the Senior play had the leading role of Miss Brooks. She likes hockey and has participated in it for two years. You will probably hear her saying, Number p1ease, after graduation. BESSIE PEPPER HOUSTON Bessie is one of the quiet members of the class. Her ability to do things correctly has helped our class through the years. Her am- bition to become a successful housewife has already been fulfilled. She was a member of the Library Club and treasurer of the Athletic Council.