Grifton High School - Griftonian Yearbook (Grifton, NC)

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Irene H. is one of the glamorous waitresses at the Ritz in Miami, Fla. Marjorie H, glides thro’ the clouds every day. Yes I She ' s an airline hostess. (There’s a good looking pilot on there, too . ) 4 r N- o • : -- i ' Bobby M. succeeds!! At last he ' s got his zoot suit and bear coat . Seaman Duck Gooding gets marooned on a deserted island, (without Hedy Lamarr)

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§ ■ • ■■• • ■ ••■ ' .■• ' • ' ■ V: ' .’:- ' ' .S . • , f ' y r.-y ■ ' y ' l ' • ; »o:i • . J(» ' ■ . y ' 1 bENIOR HEivilNIbCENbEb ’43 leave good ole G. H. b parties on sand hills QOg The graduates of with memories of ’‘hot haynaes in old rickety wagons filled with fresh, clean hay, tugged by a pair of plug mules. The oeautiiully decorated Junior-tenior luncheon, wlth- ithS ' 111 remain the biggest thrill In our forget the plays that ie wrote and dramatizea. We actually became radio stars (,we eian ' t sound like amateurs either, some said) when we presented one of our plays over W. G T C in a propam, Grifton on the Air , We think we are regular script writers. In our last play, ' Conrad Hart coming in saying, Heil ' s:si ' ss S”“ •“ tha nules the Roost , tne first Junior play eyer allin in love with Edward Earl Dennis or Wallace Fleming making love to btella bmith. I wonder if still says, Ain’t that the truth , ihy doesn t Bernice Jickson still send messages on Aif