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Mrs. Isabelle Powell Home Economics Miss Virginia Powell English Mrs. Virginia Shackford English Mrs. Dorothy Sills Business Education, Typing Mrs. Blanche Smith History Miss Louise Smith English Mr. Julian L. Smith Physical Education Mr. William E. Taylor Wood Shop Mr. Howard A. Thomas Printing Miss Eula Tuttle Music Mr. Sam J. Underwood English, Journalism Miss Maunida Wales Spanish Mrs. Cordelia Walke Business Education Miss Louise Weyl Business Education Miss Mary E. York Home Economics Facu Ity 15
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Faculty Mr. J. Stanley Johnson Mathematics, Physics, Radio Mr. R. Thorpe Jones Diversified Occupations Mrs. Eloise W. Keefer Business Education Mrs. Estelle M. LeGwin Biology, Chemistry Miss Dorothy Ligon Bible Mr. Clifford L. Long History Mr. Jack S. Luttrell Biology, Chemistry Miss Dorothy McNairy Mathematics Mrs. Mary B. Madlin Latin Miss Sara A. Mims English Miss Estelle Mitchell French, Spanish Miss Ida Belle Moore Mathematics Mr. W. L. Moore Machine Shop Mrs. Jean Newman English Mrs. Mabel S. Pleasants Mathematics 14
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Bicb;ird Clyde Clemmons President Margaret Estelle Osborne Secretary-T reasurer Ilarry Gilbert Bryant Vice-President Class of 1949 It was largely through efforts of a group of members of the Class of 1949 that the drive was started which clinched the long struggle for a yearbook. These few worked with zeal, although they realized that it was too late to see the dream come true that year. A group of students asked the Merchants’ Association for permission to solicit advertising. Although unable to grant this request, the Merchants’ Association suggested a plan of sponsorship, which was later adopted. In connection with this, the Class Day program last year was entitled, prophetically, This is the Annual, Mr. Routh.’’ The Senior Class included twenty-three gold star wearers. As in former years, superlatives were chosen, and the May Queen came from the Seniors. One of the highlights of the year was the trip to Washington, D. C. Complete with Confederate flags, the members invaded the national capital for the yearly sightseeing tour. The class worked under the direction of Miss Estelle Mitchell as faculty advisor. 16
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