Glendale High School - Glen Cedo Yearbook (Kenly, NC)

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UF RIGHTS f 159155 no leanneo . wi M ,,,.u::m,..,. H It seems as though Janie, Carolyn, Judy, Linda, Barbara, Dianne, Larry, and Eloise are very interested in what Mr. Woodall has to say about paragraph writing . K :ml ,s . l .small 'f: ?V' 1 1,11 gfv fffzfjj 1 Ah be in ,y Our science teachers strive to develop in the students skills in analysis, critical thinking, observation, and intelligent action. Mrs.. I-linnant, who teaches general science, is dis- cussing a future project with Mrs. jackson, our biology and chemistry teacher. Mr. Narron, our math teacher, is a wizard in all math. I-le teaches general math, Algebra I, Algebra II, and geometry.

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e have llveo . oveo . Vmwmg , 1 .,. . p . ' f ' ' ' if i, . - , R C 2 ' i all T' 1 P f nw, . 4 P 'B The theme of the 1963-64 Banquet was Dutch Polenaize. The enter- tainers were Gail Renfrow, Susan Cockrell, Hilda Roberts, june Hill, Cathy Renfrow, Wayne Crocker, Henry Holland, Wayne Stancil, A1 Batten, and Randy Edwards. After they finished serving, they put on a Dutch program to go with the theme. uw ' T -- v,iW,1Wm:fmaa' It I I I A I 1 . rm - lv -f .1 f I 4:-.sly--:.3:EZ.,:,.,2Qga:., . ,. , - , ' ff 1 of .ff w . f f .. V W ,MH ff fi ,' w ,, ,, f ,f ,ff ,Zi ,4 '--- .- Randy Bailey, President of the 1964 junior Class, was commended for his fine speech at the junior-Senior Banquet of 1964. Others at the head table were Mrs. Flowers, Brenda House, Janie Godwin, Norman Roberts, Phyllis Cockrell, and Mrs. Jackson. Lectures and interesting details, current events and Johnson win- ning the election, the Constitution and the Civil War. All these are typical of the United States history and democracy classes. Norman is pointing out certain parts of the Preamble to Ruby and Miss Wiggs. 6 i 1 1 1 1 - il H ' fist: , ,, 1 ? 1 1 1 Jerry Godwin, President of the Senior Class I lm of 1965, was praised for his speech at the 1 Dee junior-Senior Banquet of 1965. hx 1 X mg' 1 i '2 f - I 1 it . 'a 5--1

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Q NTB? . ' i 41, Y , ,X -lf mix is .. - , - YW, 7. J- pJ-,.p-Ji'- y- auf' Fwd Primary Jeannie Kenneth Edwards Lucas is A . , A ' , 45' , K 1- -' 3: 4 auf x iii . .l ., .2 54. 52- . ,, . . si ,. Elementary Sharon Ira Renfrow Stancil l gi g High School Elaine joe Onnie Edwards Edwards i in x 'li P1744 6 6 Q 99,53 im ii Q ,' 'M ' The candidatesfor Hallo- ween Queen and King are from left to right: johnny Stancil, Sandra Renfrow, Phyllis Cockrell, Danny Batten, Hilda Roberts, Randy Edwards, Terry Strickland, Sarah johnson, Kenneth Lucas, Jeannie Edwards, Randy Pope, S he ila Davis, joe Onnie Edwards, Elaine Edwards, Sandy Nixon, Rudy John- son, jerry Brown, Wanda Johnson, Ira Stancil, Sharon Renfrowg Mary Lou Nixon, Kim Pope, Pat Sullivan, Teddy, Godwin, Wanda Batten, Ronnie Davis. ' 59 Zigi Q Y , -'P .. .J aa 1 A V i i ' f:sQ:1::ws:wa- Y . :J t 1 an : : oiiioiic The ushers for Class Night for 1963-64 are: Pat Boykin, james Horne, Wanda Batten, and Kathy Barnes. They were chosen because of their high scholastic averages. The 1963-64 marshals, chosen of the basis of their grades and citizenship, are: Chief, Paulette Batten, Phyllis Cockrell, and Vera johnson. 5 Q 5 232 4.