Grays Chapel High School - Chapel Memories Yearbook (Franklinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1954 volume:

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Mr. Otus C. Thomas, the caretaker, and his faculty gardeners have lovingly supervised its growth from the tiniest bud to the full-blown rose. Our class flower, the rose, symbolizes our class spirit and personality. As the poet has said: “Across the shining road of time, A fragrant flower chart, God sent a rose for every clime, A rose for every heart.” The gift of courage for achievement, and the hope for peace and service to our fellowmen that we have cultivated and learned to encourage in our school years will be our tribute to the challenge of one who: “When blossoms flower’d mid the snow, Upon a winter night, was born the child, The Christmas Rose, The King of love and light.” ERULDY yee pose Pan incete the EYQ, The theme of Our year book, Te Rose, por trays the sperrt of our principal gardener My. Olas Shomas. ars guidance and teaching Aas crstilled meacr of us the vertues of the Ore —Leauty, form � Chara eter, and |e schoot Austoty Of CHLOE we are KOKA. Suinceret Class of 1g“ OTUS C. THOMAS MR EACU ISIN, MRS. VIVIAN W. CAUDLE MR. E. L. BORTNER English Social Studies MRS. RUTH S. NISULA MRS. DAISY M. ROUTH French, Science, and Math Home Making PNG OIL YG MR. R. L. JONES MRS. RACHEL B. CHANDLER Agriculture Music MR. C. J. THOMAS MR. J. R. MAUS Eighth Grade Seventh Grade FAGU iis MR. RICHARD YORK MISS SWANNA BALDWIN Sixth and Seventh Grades Fifth and Sixth Grades MRS. GLADYS G. PUGH MRS. ANNIE ELKINS Fifth Grade Fourth Grade 10 PINCUS MRS. LENA BORTNER MISS FLORENCE BALDWIN Third and Fourth Grades Second and Third Grades MISS LUCY BUIE MRS. KATHLEEN B. REDDING First and Second Grades First Grade ll MRS. FRED JULIAN MRS. MAC COBLE Cafeteria Cafeteria MRS. F. D. COBLE MR. F. D. COBLE Cafeteria Custodian 12 SENFORS ‘Oh this is the ‘OY oF BIWe TOSE, that tt blows and goes.” @ather a y fn” HELP NOW! Ne fs SOIR, 2 b the March of Dimes SENIOR PLAY GIFASSEOEEIGE RS LOUISE PUGH CATHERINE ALLRED NELIA LAUGHLIN ROBERTA ROUTH MARTHA SUE DAVIS 14 Q) y . A yo nS eS ee NY) se : YD ROSE than co ull blown 15 SENIORS CLARICE PRESNELL Beta Club 3,4; Cafeteria Worker 2: May Court 4; Senior Superlative (1). FRANKLIN ALLRED Baseball 1, 2; Glee Club 3,4; F.F.A. : 3,4; Vice President 4; 4-H 1: Bus Driver 4; May Court 4; Senior Superlatives (2). FRED EDDINGER Basketball 4; Beta Club 3,4; “Chapel Memories” Staff 3,4; 4-H 1,2; Class Officer 3; May Court 4: Senior Super- lative (1). MONA LINEBERRY Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; ANS D4 Je Jala, ile iam 4e AMee 12 May Court 1, 4. BETTY ALLRED Basketball 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2; F.H.A. 1; May Court 4. WORTH KIRKMAN Basketball 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4. May Court 4. 16 SENIORS WILBERT HANCOCK Baseball 1,2,3,4; F.F.A. 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2; May Court 4. LILLIAN JARRETT Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 4; 4-H 1,4; Class Officer 1; Librarian 3,4; Voice 3,4; Cafeteria Worker 2; May Court 4; Senior Super- lative (1). MELVIN JULIAN Basketball 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Foot- ball 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4;; Beta Officer 4; F.F.A. 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; President: 3; Bus Driver 4; Librarian 4; May King 4; Senior Superlatives (2). DORIS WICKER Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Class President 4; Class Prophet 4; May Court Maid of Honor 4; Senior Play. ROGER MARTIN Baseball Manager 2,3; Baseball 2; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Glee Club 3,4; F.F.A. 3,4; Secretary 4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Cafe- teria Worker 1,2,3,4; Store Manager 3; May Court 4; Senior Superlative (1); Senior Play. BETTY BROWN Beta Club 3,4; May Court 4; Senior Superlative (1); Senior Play. 17 SENIORS HAZEL HALL Beta Club 3,4; Reporter 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Librarian 3,4; F.H.A. 4; 4-H 1,2,4; Class Officer 3,4: Cafeteria Worker 2; May Court 4; Senior Play. LEO CORDER Asheboro 1,2,3; Gray's Chapel 4; Air- force Service; Gray’s Chapel 4; Senior Superlative (1). LLOYD SNIDER 4-H 1; F.F.A. 3,4; Reporter 3,4; Art 2; Bus Driver 4; May Court 3,4; Senior Superlatives (2). JOYCE KIRKMAN Randleman 1,2; Basketball 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3; May Court 4; Senior Superlative (1); Senior Play. MABEL WALKER Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; F.H. A. 1; 4-H 1,2,4; Cafeteria Worker 2; May Court 4. BOBBY WEBSTER F.F.A. 4; Baseball 1; Cafeteria Work- Ge iy 18 SENIORS BILLY TROGDON Beta Club 3,4; Class President 3; Senior Superlative (1). NELIA LAUGHLIN Beta Club 3,4; Softball 1,2; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Reporter 2; Class President 1; Cafeteria Cashier 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Jr. Marshal; May Court 4 ;Senior Super- lative (1); Senior Play; Salutatorian. CLAY ROUTH F.F.A. 3,4; Class Officer 3; Cafeteria Worker 2,3; May Court 4. CATHERINE ALLRED Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; All County 3; Softball 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,4; Cafeteria Worker 4; 4-H 4; Class Treasurer 3; Jr. Mar- shal, May Court 4; Senior Superlative Gil). WORTH ROUTH Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Baseball 3,4; Class Vice President 4; F.F.A. 4; Glee Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; Vice President 3; Cafeteria Worker 1, 2,3,4; Bus Driver 4; Substitute Bus Driver 2,3; May Court 3,4; Escort to Maid of Honor 4; Senior Superlative (2). HELEN DUNN Glee Club 1,2,3; Piano 2,3; Cafeteria Worker 2; May Court 4. ) | e | 19 JETTIE JO ALLRED Beta Club 3,4: President 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; “Chapel Memories” Staff 3.4; FEC AS sl? 3 Ae Buzzer otal ales Librarian 3,4; 4-H 1,2,4; Cafeteria Worker 2: Class Officer 1,4; Class His- torian 4; May Court 1,4; Senior Super- lative (1). ROBERTA ROUTH Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4: Glee Club 1,2,3,4: F.H.A. 1,2,3,.4: Re- porter 4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Voice -1; Beta Glub 3.4: 44H 1.24: Piano 1; Store Manager 3; Class Secretary 1; Jr. Mar- shal; May Court 4; Senior Superlative: Senior Play. SENIORS .20 RUBY PUGH Beta Club 3,4; 4-H 1,2,3,4; May Court 4. MARTHA SUE DAVIS 4-H 1,2,3,4; President 2; County Song Leader 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Jr. Marshal; Cafeteria Worker 4; Piano 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Secretary 4; May Court 4; Senior Play. LOUISE PUGH Art 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; President 4: Vice President 3; 4-H 1,2,3,4; President 1; Pianist 2,3; County Pianist 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4: Piano 1,3,4; Softball 1,2; Class Officer 2,3; Officer Red Cross Council 2; Beta Club 3,4; Vice Presi- dent 3; Chief Marshal; Editor “Chapel Memories” 4; Assistant Editor 3; May Queen 4; Senior Superlative (2); Senior Play; Class Poet 4; Valedictorian. NANCY LINEBERRY Atel 224-2 e i HeAw li Gleei@lup 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Class Officer 4: “Chapel Memories” Staff 3,4; May Court 4; Senior Superlati ve (2). The voselooks porn Sus fairer we wt deer or that sweet odour uhich dothinitlive- whe Respeare 21 SENIOR SUPEREAWIMES i ee 5 Bee s Jettie Jo Allred—Worth Routh IF img “Best Look Nelia Laughlin—Franklin Allred “Wittiest” Trogdon Louise Pugh—Billy “Most Intellectual’ 22 SENIORSUPERLATIVES Lillian Jarrett—Melvin Julian “Best Dressed’ Betty Brown—Franklin Allred “Friendliest” Joyce Kirkman—Worth Routh “Most Popular’ 23 SENTOR SUPEREATIVES ote “PORT 1S IN MACE Roberta Routh—Melvin Julian “Most Athletic” Louise Pugh—Leo Corder Most Likely to Succeed” Nancy Lineberry—Roger Martin “Most Talented” 24 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES | Catherine Allred—Fred Eddinger “Best All-Round” Nancy Lineberry—Lloyd Snider “Most Original” Clarice Presnell—Lloyd Snider “Most Courteous’ 25 CLASS HES IOIRY In the year nineteen hundred and forty-two, we, the Seniors, planted ourselves as seedlings in the soil of Gray’s Chapel High School and began preparing ourselves for the harvest of this year, nineteen hundred and fifty-four. This preparation began with approximately thirty students, of which only sixteen remain. As miniature plants we needed the guidance, understanding and assistance which have been offered us by our parents and teachers during our twelve years in school. In the first grade we were guided through the A, B, C’s by Mrs. Allen, and in the second Miss Straughn helped our roots grow deeper and stronger. The third was somewhat noisy because we were stars of a rhythm band, under the direction of Mrs. Swaim. Our fourth year was highlighted by the making of pot holders for our mothers and raising potted plants to sell for the March of Dimes. Our willing helper here was Mrs. Elkins. By the time we entered the fifth grade, we were developing rapidly into fine young stems upon which many new shoots were being added from neighboring communities. We were blessed by having Miss Buie as our teacher who shared our enthusiasm in art work and proceeded along with us into the sixth grade. Our seventh year might be described as the most adventurous because of the many hikes we enjoyed. Sharing them with us was Mr. Cliff Thomas. In the eighth grade Mrs. Bruce Pugh traveled with us to the neighboring schools for the Junior League basketball games. Our girls walked off with the championship honors that year. After the many years of preparation and growth we entered high school in nineteen hundred and fifty-one as fresh shining buds. As Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors we enjoyed many activities such as parties, banquets, Glee Club, and sports. Now as Seniors we have grown from buds to full-blown roses. Our school years have given us many cherished memories that will remain in our hearts forever. JETTIE JO ALLRED, Historian 26 MILJOOI Us (ROSIE ELLIS” 27 CLASS POEM “The Garden of Tomorrow” waits for us, the Class of ‘54. Life holds for each of us joy and sorrow in store. We may wander far before we find our place in life, Through years of wondrous peace and possibly years of strife, But somewhere there’s a niche for each of us to fill. God will help us find our way around some distant hill. We'll journey on in life reaching upward for the sun, Someday to find our niche and glory in a job well done. —LOUISE PUGH 28 fife zs the roses hope while yet unblown __ eats ae Se Oe Se HeDr ae 29 JUNIORS Bobby Nelson Jane Pugh Betty Reeder Jean Hall Carl Walker Louise Allred Rabon Thomas Lou Etta Williams Clara Shelton Jesse Williams Stella Smith 30 JUNIORS Shelby Routh Cecil Cox Robert Carter Mary Barbre Harry Nixon Ruby Presnell Paul Whitaker Louise Poole Margaret Wiles Allen Brown Patricia Wright 31 JUNIORS Margaret Cox Tommy Hunt Ray Williams Martha Cox Margaret Ellis Iris Williams Phillips Fagg Linda Bunting Elsie Lineberry Ralph Groce Delette Williams nays CFazrel Nigh School OUR CONTRIBUTION TO THE MARCH OF DIMES Mrs. Redding’s first grade. : i. ees Miss Buie’s first and second grades _........-.. __..-___...._ - ee a Miss Florence Baldwin’s second and third grades : = Mrs. Bortner’s third and fourth grades = ak Me eee Coley F Mrs Bikinis fourth: race eee 5 es! ee ee MrssePuch saritthe crade serene ee ha ee 1 oe oe eee Missi Swanarbaldwin7s fiitheatidesixthy otades; 2. 2 ee Mr. York’s sixth and seventh grades sae es WMiree Maus@sevenmtn oface yee sae a eee eee co 2 Re sn Mra Cliffe nomas serchth sotade ameeee ee es te ee ee ee Ninth grade _ At eee S} peomen eee et ee Tenth grade _ Fae Ret ee es ee ; Eleventh grade _. ere “4 Twelfth grade pe RRR EM pete RES ) G SOPHOM Carletta York Thomas Cross Marian Glasgow Varner Letha Pugh Tackie Alfred Dunn Serttred spr B ° : = 3 uu as Yr Se fem | ao jem fed 2 iss} Ae, a Ss B 4 © vg q 5 Ss a a} — iS) a x Dorothy Pugh Russell Smith 34 PHOMORES O S Barbara Fields Ralph Kirkman Henrietta Johnson Larry Fagg Betty McMasters Charles Davis Mary Routh Jimmy Jenkins Joyce Routh Donald Lineberry Peggy Kirkman Vernace Pugh 35 SOPHOMORES Johnny Ester Retha Reeder Virgil Reeder Louise Thomas Gene Walton Doris Whitaker se vee reer ee atin Junior Cross Donnaire Pennington Ned Caudle Not pictured—Eugene Amick 36 FRESHMEN ath father YE OSC LGG art Le Ye MAY ’ Herrick CAASE Offece tS at Folt Hea at 37 Janice Pugh Harold Hurley Alice Williams Bobby Routh FRESHMEN Tommy Poole ‘Joan Routh Gary Lineberry 38 Donald Hughes Virginia Routh John Lineberry Irene Wicker J. D. Williamson Ruth Redmon Larry Davis FRESHMAN Kent Davis Junior Johnson Annie Coltrane Peggy Allred Bobby Sheron John Lambert Frances Cook Not pictured— Betty Shelton Junior Allred Bobby Melton Donald Varner Saundra McBride Larry Sarrell Barbara Routh Jimmy Brown Edward Baldwin 39 FRESHMAN Donald Cox Richard Freeman Malcolm Laughlin John Smith Ann Gooch Marcelene Poole Betty Bunting Bertha Cotner 40) 4] Mr. C. J. Thomas EIGHTH GRADE First row—Faye Fagg, Leo Kirkman, Judy Williams, Ray Fagg, Phyllis Routh; Second row— Odell Millikan, Shirley Williams, Richard Allred, Ann Davis, Winfred Routh; Third row—Janet Pugh, Perry Hunt, Joyce Nixon, Travis Allred, Patsy Lambeth; Fourth row—Tommy Johnson, Jewel Helen Routh, Joseph Capps, Peggy Wright, Thomas Staley, Marie Martin, Boyd Brady; Fifth row—Betty Lineberry, Charles Cox, Emma Bruce Pugh, Charles Allred, Jane Ellen Anderson, Ralph Hall, Patsy White; Sixth row—Johnny York, Jane Marie Parris, Jerry Allred, Ida Gray Walker, Ralph Martin, Clarine Barbre. Julian York: Seventh row—Anita Amick. 42 SEVENTH GRADE First row—Glenn Coley, Vivian Reeder, Odell Lineberry, Ann Cheek, Gene McMasters; Second row—Elsie Coble, Billy Flinchum, Darrell Beane, Doris Smith, Eugene Routh; Third row— Leilani Hackett, Billy Whitaker, Katherine Thomas, Phillip Reeder, James Kidd; Fourth row— Nancy Hicks, Frank ngold, Mable Shelton, Allen Laughlin, Mary Lou Coble, Dean Strider, James Wicker; Fifth row—Martha Laughlin, Phillip McBride, Darlene Cox, Floyd Thomas, Lucille Kirk- man, Larry Lambert, Eugene Freeman; Sixth row—Mary Ellen Cox. 43 Mr. Richard York SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES First row—Patty Hardin, Vance Allred, Betty Noah, Larry Swain, Sue Gooch; Second row— Lewis Latham, Delette Johnson, Russell Hackett, Mary Redmond, George Williams; Third row— Annie Byrley, Donnie Cooper, Peggy Julian, Stamey Dunn, Rebecca Coltrane; Fourth row—Charles farris, Shelby Allred, Terry Brown, Jettie Cross, Garland Garner, Brenda McBride, Franklin Routh, Fifth row—Elizabeth Loflin, Billy Garner, Nancy Wright, James Carter, Jo Edna Davis. Not pictured—Ralph Julian, Louise Nixon, Mac Wicker. 44 We ye + ee WOO is vss Miss Swanna Baldwin FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES First row—Bobby Jenkins, Vivian Anderson, Archie Saunders, Virginia York, Jimmie Cross; Second row—Mary Lou Cotner, Wesley Nixon, Brenda Routh, Raymond Cotner, Nancy Jennings; Third row—Bobbie Laughlin, Mary Elizabeth Routh, Doyle Barbre, Betty Vestal, Clancy Allred; Fourth row—Phillip Julian, Routh Pugh, Rebecca Pugh, Mitchell Beane, Linda Dula, Michael Foust, Linda Lineberry; Fifth row—Louise Kime, Billy Ferree, Phyllis Lovell, Phillip Lovell, Linda Salmon, Joyce Lambeth, Joyce Allred. Not pictured—Betty Cox and Talbert Millikan. 45 Mrs. Gladys G. Pugh FIFTH GRADE First row—Billy Boyd, Kathy Roberts, Jimmy Latham, Barbara Martin, Ronald Pugh; Second ‘ow—Lois Reeder, Danny Lovell, Ann Staley, A. V. Johnson, Linda Fields; Third row—Ernest Kinley, Judv Coble, Jimmy Lineberry, Sue Lovell, Leon Garner; Fourth row—Nancy Jones David Poole, Doris Dunn, Larry Salmon, Nancy Millikan, Donald Craven, Mary Shelton; Fifth row— John Trotter, Rita Lineberry, Eugene Roberts, Ruth Allred, Ralph York, Barbara Ray Cox, Eugene Kidd; Sixth row—Eddie Clay Allred, Norvella Gray, Buddy Melton. Not pictured:—Melvin Bow- man, Carol Mae York. 46 Mrs. Annie Elkins FOURTH GRADE First row—Linda Duncan, Jerry Davis, Brenda Routh, Jim Richardson, Louise Johnson; Second row—R. P. Routh, Dallene Shelar, Phillip Cox, Sue Allred, Bobby Cross; Third rouw—Judy Gardner, Fred Lineberry, Joyce Lineberry, Wayne Coward, Emma Jean Pugh, Fourth row—J. W. Kirkman, Brenda Trotter, Arnold Cross, Mabel Gooch, Larry Staley, Linda Shaw, Jerry Wright; Fifth row—Vivian Farrington, Jimmy Boyd, Edna Walker, Tommy Parris, Alice Faye Williams, Arnold Trogdon, Brenda Ann Ellis; Sixth row—tLarry Nixon, Delphia McBride, Herbert Poole, Judith Wicker, Evonne Laughlin 1 Mrs. Lena Bortner Se a ‘ oe THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES First row—Joe Ray Davis, Linda Coley, Terry Hackett, Brenda Jarrett, Gary Shelar, Second row——Martha Sue Lineberry, Wallace Fields, Patricia Kinley, Tommy Reeder, Irene Varner; Third row—Wayne Routh, Elaine Thomas, Woodrow Allred, Mary Faye Hancock, J. D. Lawson; Fourth row—Shirley Carter, William Cotner, Frances Staley, Larry Cox, Alease Craven, Richard Kime, Loretta Poole; Fifth row—Jimmy Julian, Linda Garner, Margaret Nixon, Cecil Hall, Doris Jennings, Moleta Briles, Wayne Allred: Sixth rou'—Donald Cox, Phyllis Dodson, Larry Amick. 48 4 aye ef, dy rs s % ie ot. bay 4 Miss Florence Baldwin t ak ® : bss Sn VMs gs is te. Be Le, he SECON DIAN DaintRDIGRADES First row—Tommy Routh, Kay Wicker, Larry Pennington, Bernice Webster, Franklin Lambert; Second row—Sue Lineberry, Darral Lovell, Linda McDowell, William Julian, Wilma Lineberry; Third row—Eugene Coble, Janie Kidd, Curtis Capps, Carol Kime, Sammy Hackett; Fourth row— Polly Johnson, Rickie McBride, Julia Anderson, Mitchell Pennigar, Glynda Richardson, Sammy Routh, Lillian Loflin; Fifth rou—-Thomas Routh, Lora Lambert, James Shaw, Gaynell Kirkman, Jerry Treece, Janice Jennings, Roger Williams; Szxth row—Lonnie Routh, Roland Routh, Jerry Hicks. Not pictured—Steve Tate, Roland Cox. 49 Miss Lucy Buie FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First row—Dorothy Johnson, Darrell Routh, Linda Routh, Warren Hall, Wanda Julian; Second row—Kinnie Musselwhite, Mildred Briles, Larry Lineberry, Wanda Trogdon, Roger Davis; Third row—Brenda Bowman, Ronnie Kirkman, JoAnn Shoe, Michael Garner, Kay Gardner; Fourth row—Larry Wood, Betty Wright, Bill Suggs, Jo Ann Cotner, Vance Luck, Brenda Julian, Leon Routh; Fi fth row—Delbert Shelton, Martha Jean Walker, Wayne Allred, Brenda Hunt, Doris Kirkman, Yvonne Fagg, Kay Davis. 50 Mrs. Kathleen B. Redding AN FIRST GRADE First row—Shirlie Ann Routh, Donald Sheron, Carolyn Sue Furr, David Martin, Rachel Staley; Second row—James Cotner, Mary Charlotte Craven, Vera McBride, Eugene Haithcock, Margaret Gooch; Third row—Barbara Ann Allred, William Hickerson, Jr., Malinda Faye Groce, Buzz Varner, Mary Faye Walker; Fourth row—Winford Reeder, Frankie Richardson, Larry Routh, Shirley Shelton, Bruce Carter, Carolyn Lawson, Ray Allred; Fifth row—Betty Sue Strider, David Snider, Rosa Lee Coltrane, Walter Lee Capps, Linda Cross, Manley Briles, Mary Sue Davis; Sixth row—Larry Gray, Anne Hall, Richard Waugh II, Brenda Lineberry. ol Dhmy ae Like Med: red ree thats neadey SOTUNO C7 Y ee GF re. mT a ee Fotk Lancing 52 CREATIVE RHYTHM .. . First Grade “READING IS FUN” .. . First and Second Grade 54 : a 5 plete | GPL OE Ee “3 This mothe, and daughter fate firing the girls } Soe far scohwod Ghee mretiner cnamdwiche s ce ae Wake F CREATIVE ART .. . Second and Third Grade THE RHYTHM BAND ... . Third and Fourth Grade 9 . Fourth Grade ARTSTANDIGRAETS Fifth Grade LIBRARY CLASS 56 ae ae F NN, a. y yo ee aaa A ENN, “MY COUNTRY ‘TIS OF THEE” .. . Sixth and Seventh Grade ov “RAH! RAH! RAH! CHAMPIONS! ” . . . Seventh Grade “OVER HILL AND DALE’ .. . Eighth Grade 58 HEPA PITSESCS a [ie =X — Vil yy Y ‘MN Se = CL. Se aoe 24; BET ARGEWS 60 ayant? epagis? wag as tt yerree??? prpaeegads OE eee Hef ! FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 61 Pima (CRIES, LIBRARY STAFF BWIZ2AE REA GE TRCEUCiOEEIGERS 4 -H CLUB JUNIOR 4 63 SENIOR 4-H CLUB BUS DRIVERS 64 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA AGRICULTURE CLASS 65 WORK SHOP TOOL ROOM HARDWI PHONE 66 a ee SZZZZZZZ LEE = SSS SS RANDOLPH COUNTY KE BOYS AND GIRLS CPORTSMANSHIP 67 MANAGER—ROGER MARTIN COACH—RICHARD YORK TEAM CAPTAINS Catherine Allred Carl Walker Coach York Worth Routh Roberta Routh GIR SBASKETBALL BONS) eyes Ge leva bie 69 Jimmy Jenkins Worth Routh Tommy Hunt Bobby Routh 70 Tommy Poole Johnny Ester Elsie Lineberry Catherine Allred 71 Delette Williams Roberta Routh Martha Cox Mary Routh € ar APIS. Co, 73 RAO UNG Ear aes 2 toe ae. ROR eREnec se SHSCREROSCeREKE SRSCCRRAKRCARER Ree ee RQHAKERRRH RHR e CROSSES Re REKSs SEER we hed sd id ® vd a ® RSPR ER ee eG PRRREHRH SSSR Re RRSKREK TRH K Rea ee RERBRSKARR RK Kee ewe SRORSHHRASRT Owes eorTi ee Ri SSR RHSKEK RET ee gy SL SRR ESORRRER TERS ew SP. 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