Graham High School - Wag Yearbook (Graham, NC)

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SENIORS JACQUELINE WHITTEMORE JACKIE One must, mustn't one? Blue Bird of Happinexsn Transferred from Alexander Wilson High School 3. P Y FRANKIE JANE WILSON Purina 1 For crying out loud Because Pupil Library Assistant l, 25 Cafeteria Helper 2. 5 HARRY WILSON Band 23 Cafeteria Helper 3. MOTTO Knowledge is powerg power is success. COLORS FLOWER Blue and White Carnation Mas. ZELDA RATLIFF Mns. W. R. BUHLER MR. W. H. Moons Mn. C. C. THoMPsoN GRADE PARENTS riilfiis Mus. CLAY WILSON MK. CLAY WILSON Mus. M. P. MORTENSEN Mx. ODELL Mosnn

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MARY ELLEN SYKES UELLENH Oh fishln Through the Years Home Economics Club 13 Women's Athletic Association 13 Glee Club Ac- companist 2, 3, 43 Honor Society Vice- President 43 Graham Cracker Feature Editor 43 Marshal 33 Class Testatrix 4. Doius JEAN TONEY DE DI Life to me is just a l'0W1l'dj',,, Maybe You'll Be There Women's Athletic Association 1, 23 Cheerleader 1, Head 2, 33 Glee Club 23 Wittiest 4. LUCY MAE VIA UREDH Oh, no! Nighl and Day Glee Club I, 2, 43 Pupil Library As- sistant lg Home Economics Club 1. RUBY EARLENE WEBSTER BooTs rrsiuyu Always Cafeteria Helper 33 National Honor Society 43 Graham Cracker Typist 4. SARAH ALICE w'HEELEY uSALEYn You know it Until Softball 13 Basketball 1, Manager 23 Glce Club 23 Student Council Repre- sentative 23 THE WAC, Typist 43 Most Original 4. SENICR elif 14 lila- JANE LONG THOMPSON SPEC I reckon so! This Is the Moment Basketball lg Graham Cracker Reporter 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 2, 43 Student Coun- cil Representative 43 Cafeteria Helper 43 Cheerleader 4. JORETTA JEAN Tyson ..Jo,, Is that a fart? Maybe You'll Be There Class Vice-President 13 Pupil Library Assistant 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, Secretary 4g Marshal 53 Class Sec- retary 43 Most Dependable 4g Friend- liest 4. MILLIE JEAN WARD 'lMlLLlE,, Well, my goodness Because Manager Student Store 4. TOMMIE TYLOR WELCH WEEK END Kino I love trouble Give Me Five Minutes More May Court Attendant lg Cafeteria Helper 1, 23 Glee Club 4. EMMA JEAN WHITE JEAN1E Hurry up Unlil

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Upon CDepartingfD Farewell to Thee, our childhood fort, To Thine every class and sport, To those who taught us true and long, To stalwart be in shunning wrong. As we Thy rooms and campus leave, There's none of us who does not grieve, And as we wander far and wide, Fore'er we'll speak of Thee with pride. When in our heads gray hair will grow, When faltering are our steps, and slow As swiftly fades our carefree youth, Still euphony will be but truth. In parting, our most hopeful trust Is that the ones who follow us Will be but greater, stronger throngs, And sweetly sing the parting songs. CLAUDE DAVIS ,gli I 3 5 Z,- ' --- . ,,,..., ,eiflf .f Z! , T -f l 2 T 9? 9 I rf Y -Q13 K ,, v U A f Jw. W i T f f A . I i ..- c- 'dw ' ki , f f . if g ST li f li5iea.w'L.fJ i A 1 lx 2 1 22? L K ve. yi l N All i d ' X fi i i i wif W4 inf. f if ' T l - f i X ' fl T' .is Am S I 'TRB l t 4 f Ul:lU'1'!EfJlwi4 in 4,.lQl1'gif W' LH 016' f . r,f,,, .Nw il flnfnilfff.. I X ll 4 Aki' yilflrlig if J 1' X J ' if ' ll M i , M Mi ,ir .M if al l ii, -I., 'X' 1 . .1472 1' ' X . f e ...r f