Granite Quarry High School - Quarrier Yearbook (Granite Quarry, NC)

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Longe Holshouser, Vera Joan Talkative, tiny and blonde She is always having fun There’s mischief in her every glance She wasn’t voted ‘Most Talk- ative’ by chance.” Lingle, Hoover Ordell “Let me sit in a seat in the back of the room So far back that the teacher can't see And when she asks questions of everyone else Maybe she'll forget to call on me,” Honbarrier, Ralph Evan “Though he is a chubby lad He’s liked by everyone And when he laughs, you know There’s much of him having fun.” McCombs, Rose Marie “Sunny hair, A merry heart, Rose is fair And plenty smart.” Huffman, Grace Alene She’s thoughtful of others; Her smile is gay; She’s very attractive In many a way.” Morgan, Melvin Kenneth Bt work he does his best; At play he is a pest; A type of boy that is rare Melvin always does his share. ’ and Of Cotton” —1948 Kepley, Herman C., Jr. He's short, but cute; He’s nice and neat. And at wise-cracking He can’t be beat.” Oddie, Mary Frances ped sweet and smart as can e Mary Frances will reach the goal For her courteous behavior we can see Will win the hearts of both young and old.”

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1945 — Eagle, Baxter Chalmond “He may not be so fond of school But his duty he won't shirk He's always ready to do his part If it isn’t too much work. Fisher, Hugh Adolphus Most Digni- ‘Best Looking!’ fied!’ Together the Seniors cried! And then they said in reality, He also has the ‘Best Per- sonality!’ ’ Eagle, Lillian Pauline She has mild manners and gentle heart And she’s always ready to do her part; No matter what the task or test We know that she will do her best.” Foster, John Thomas “Even though he is small He stands out among his class And is so good in baskebtall Others find him hard to pass.” Sy He Lael OF Euart, Elsie Mae “KR nice person to know, We could put on a show Just by playing basketball Which would be enjoyed by roa Gaither, Lawrence “A handsome face, blond wavy hair, A smile that is full of joy, The gods could well be envi- ous Of this ‘Best Dressed’ Senior boy.” Fink, Carl James “BK leader among his class- mates— Not too serious and not too gay— He seeks to be a friend to all And is a good fellow in every way.” Graham, Helen Hope Helen is small and quiet, One who can always write Poems and stories by the ton With her vivid imagination.”

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1948— $n She Land Of Cotton” —1948 Ostwalt, Margaleen Annie Starry eyes and pretty black hair Friendly, smart and extreme- ly fair, All these, and it is seen That her name is Marga- leen.” Privette, Elberta Blinier We were feeling sad and low And then what did we be- hold But a smiling face which seem- ed to say This will surely be a lovely day.” Peacock, Doris Elizabeth She was voted ‘Most Athletic’; And it's agreed by all That the title really fits ‘Cause she’s a whiz at bas- ketball.” Rash, Carrie Jean Sweet, loyal and sincere Friendly throughout the year Always neat and clear A nice girl, that’s Jean.” Peeler, Nancy Jane “RK beautiful face Along with neatness Features this noble lass With dignity and sweetness.” Richardson, Audrey Mae “One who does her best In every task and jest With a mind that is very sound Helped to name her ‘Best- All-Around'!”’ Peeler, Sue Marion The Senior Class strawberry blonde Loved by all and full of fun; Her eyes of deep blue Express her thoughts so true.’ Shook, Mary Helen In someone's heart there will be singing And we will hear wedding bells ringing, When this message someone sends, Of school days, this is the end.”