Grifton High School - Griftonian Yearbook (Grifton, NC)

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z: Then came the junior year, and our class roll had decreased in number. The Seniors found all of our faults and weaknesses, and called us love-sick Juniors . Ther$ were two important events that we will never forget. One of these events was the play, Aunt Samathy Rules the Roost . The characters were as follov s: Eugenia Smith as Aunt Samathy; S tella Smith as Sophie Simpkins; Wallace Fleming as Frank Fairfield; Bruton Harris as Blair Boswell; Bobby I ' l wborn as Billy Baskens; Mildred V hitehurst as Polly. The other highlight of that year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme was patriotic in red, white and blue. In order to make money fo ' r ouS’ Junior-Senior Banquet we gave chicken stews and a play. Our senior year has been filled with hard work, hard play, and a big responsibility. We chose as ouri class officers: Bobby Mewborn, president; Stella Smith, vice-president; Eugenia Smith, secretary and treasurer. We ¥ on a half holiday for the winning of the scrap metal drive. To help keep forever in our hearts the true spirit of love for Grifton High School, we have introduced this yearbook. The Grif- tonian . which will remain a pleasant reminder of our high school days in the years to come. On March 17, 1943, we were given a luncheon by the Juniors. That is when v e surely realized that all good things must end. We have enjoyed our four years in high school 111 very much and v e regret that they are over. Historian

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Pallie ' the class baby, manages a baby of her ,, ,■ own now. (Is it .. - ,--.r ' T .- E. F., Jr.?) •- ’ ij,, ■ ' Bruton H’s .S ' v ' ■V ' k courtesy proved I . tV (a help in the h ' army. He’ s a V-. ' . ' d ' . ; ’’timid sergeant. Geraldine B. bends her red tresses over a typewriter for a handsome boss. (Vdio knows, she may be his boss some day! ) Oh! We .■ see Liza P. j She looks ; , ■; ' like a ’ • ’ doctor. (Is it for. ' i little Joe ' ■ . i Jr’s?)