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FRESHMAN GIRLS BACK ROW, left to right: Imogene Wilson, Virginia Hill, Fay Brokaw, Genevieve Cardoxa, Letha Waters, Virginia Triplett, Nancy Froi De- Veaux, Margaret Fullwood, Ann Marie Parsons, Shirley Jean Medici. FOURTH ROW: Miss Ballew,Yvonne Billingsley, Linda Hepworth, Edith Little, Marie Upton, Wanda Barnes, Donna May Rose, Lena Bell Whit- ten, Juanita Coe, Joan Milton. Betty Muncy. THIRD ROW: Helen Wheeler, Beverly Nester, Karmen Newell, Wanda Stine, Betty Dillard, Frances Whiteside, Artie Brogdon, Leilani Hamblin, Idonna Hepworth, Colene Bodine. SECOND ROW: Mary Lou Pfouts, Geraldine Ritter, Verda Walton, Helen Skidmore, Louise Henderson, Thelma Sexton, Dorothy DeHoff, NeDean Davis, Eleanor Panecaldo, Barbara King, Nadine Clegg. FIRST ROW: Thelma Halkas, Effie Cameron, Lida Mae Horn, Erma Creekmore, Shirley Wedin, Sylvia Cooper, Bonnie Englent, Joyce Gilbert, Bonnie Barnes, Ros- alie Thomas, Anna Lee Hudson. FRESHMAN BOYS BACK ROW, left to right: Ivan Pike, Bob Powers, Dan Hendrix, Edsel Payne, Donald Shirley, Ronald An- stead, Glen Lockhart, Orval Gordon, Hal Jensen. FOURTH ROW: Leslie Cowee, Floyd Keen, Ronald Waters, Fred Crabtree, Preston Baker, Ver- lin Yaden, John Hills, Walter Palk- man. Jimmy Tibbs. THIRD ROW: Donald Tipton, Brice Gibbs, Robert Parrot, Donald Brophy, Neil Gorton, Alan Stickler, Ian McVarish, Carl Newsom, Lee Watson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Fraser, Earl Francis, Gerald McCormick, G. R. Loughmiller, Richard Simmons. Carl Waters, Worth Handley, Dale Lively, John Ingram. FIRST ROW: Eugene Enos, laurence Butcher, Milton Stewart, Bobby Freeman, Don Prather, Ed- ward Glover, Lester Ramsey, Lloyd Dolan. JhsidJimem. QIoaa. FALL OFFICERS SPRING BOB POWERS President IAN McVARISH DON BROPHY Vice-President EUGENE ENOS IAN McVARISH Secretary EFFIE CAMERON EARL FRANCIS Yell Leader HAL JENSEN The Freshmen took their rough and tough initiation the first week of school like veterans. They wore red faces, misfit shoes, and inside out clothing without a whimper. They gave the Sophs a run for their money in the tug-of-war and the brawl, but were outnumbered in the finals. During the football season the Freshman boys played one game against the grammar school team and won 18-0. The basketball teams were a little less lucky and dropped two games out of three to their opponents. The Freshman girls have played in soccer, hockey and basketball but have failed to win any games. Being unbeaten in spirit, the girls are planning to be champions during their Sophomore year. The big social event of the year was the Sophomore Return on January I 7. The gym was beautifully decorated with palms and crepe paper. One corner sheltered an old-fashioned wishing-well. The walls were made interesting with pipe-cleaner figurines, gaily costumed, and named for popular Sophomores. 16
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SopJwM UL QloAA, OFFICERS FALL RODNEY BROWN PAT ELBERTSON WANDA JETT WANDA CASEY President Vice-President Secretary Yell Leader SPRING EVERETT LINDSAY KENNETH KELLY ROBERT MOORE ANITA CLARK The most important activity of the Sophomore class each year is the initiation of the Freshman Class. On the first day of school the Sophomores painted the Frosh with the traditional lip- stick. By the end of the day both Sophomores and Freshmen were spread with the lipstick from top-to-toe. On Tuesday the Frosh wore their clothes on backwards and inside out. The girls had to go without makeup of any kind. On Wednesday the Sophomores gave an assembly, introducing all new students and new teachers. Some of the Frosh and the new teachers did different stunts under direction of the Soph. On Thursday the Sophomores contested the Frosh in the annual Freshman-Sophomore brawl. One of the most important events was the tug-of-war. A strong stream of water was used as a dividing line. Both sides got soaked. Various other games were played. The Sophomores (naturally) won. On Friday night the Sophomores gave the first dance of the year, the Freshman Reception, in honor of the Freshmen. Here both classes forgave and forgot all animosity. SOPHOMORE GIRLS BACK ROW, left to right: Lois Harper, Wanda Jett, Alice Mund, Inez Gage, Doris Skidmore, Ruth Ingram, Margaret Hockstradt, Norma Borrowman, Eliner Brad- ford, Bonita Frawley, Erma Meyer. THIRD ROW: Betty Jane Gober, Evelyn Hughes, Margaret Ferguson, Wanda Neely, Anita Clark, Jewell Robinson, Jerry Lee Randolph, Mari- lyn Wilcox,Dorothy Cassady, Bobby Sisco, Marie Ann Maurer. SECOND Row: June Strout, Joye Frizell, Cecelia McLaughlin, Dolores De- Hoff, Edith Ryan, Dorothy Freeman, Melba Davis, Sharon Burdick, Pat Elbertson, Lucille Moss, Miss Wil- son. FIRST ROW: Betty Mulkins, Laura Reed, Joyce Dillard, Nellie Bate, Jessie Pryde, Wanda Casey, Joy Mitchell, Dolores Hudson, Maxine Welch, Jeanie Adams Margie Simpson. SOPHOMORE BOYS BACK ROW, left to right: Howard Barnes, James Wheeler, Keith Mitchell, Walter Taylor, Allen Hill, David Wiser, Rollin Brown, Ed Bru- baker, Bob Robertson. THIRD ROW: Sonny Anderson, Bill Moore, Milton Ramsey, Dale Jensen, Robert Moore, Lynn Mefford, Everett Lindsay, Jimmy Thompson, Morgan Cham- bers, Joy Abshier. SECOND ROW: Joe Whiteside, George Machado, Jerry Stanton, Raymond Kepler, Kenneth Kelly, Bob Storm, Floyd Prather, Lee Scofield, Elmo Martin, Donald Lively, Marvin Bynum. FIRST ROW: Coach Roberts, Mitchell Springer, Bobby Nugent, Ed Hen- derson, Salvador Espana, Harold Mc- Lean, Rodney Brown, Ray Robinson, Joe Melendrez, Earl Martin, Eugene Turner.
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