Haw River High School - Indian Yearbook (Haw River, NC)

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i ' . JUNIOR CL4SS Violet Allen Oertmdc Sexton Sara Layne Best Bai ' bar.- i SimpLicn Cleora Catec F anr. i e Sno t h e r ly Carolyn Cheek Dvjrothy Lee Thomp Ruby Conner ( aynelj.o felborn Alvina Fuloher ICennetn CI end en in Franc ec Fulcher ' Addison Coble Mildre-d Jeffreys Harold Cole Dorothy Leach Glenn Faucet te Dorothy Makin Ben Isley Faye McNeill Billy Martin Elizabeth Neese John Montgomery Uina Parke Eugene Perry Dorothy Parrott Crawford Ray Medra Rice Colon Terrell Bobby Wfeddell 3on

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The present tenth grade began high school V7ith thirty— eight members lire Newlin v;as the home-room teacher. The highest scholarship average v as made by Barbara. Simpson Dorothy Leach represented the class at the Junior- Senior Banquet. The class ended the year looking forward to becoming sophomores. As v ise sophomores ic had thirty- seven members v ith Miss Thelma Gates as the home- room tep.cherj The highest scholarship a ver- poge 7as made by Ilildred Jeffreys c Violet Al- len represented the class at the Junior- Senior Banquet. A social v;as given to the class by the grade—parents, IirSe E- L. Perry and Mr. D. A. Allen, As xie entered our Junior year we had thirty-nine members with Miss Edith Brannock, the home-room teacher. During the yep„r we lost seven memberso One of the social events of the yea. r was the Junior-Senior Ba.nquet, v hich wp.s carried out in colonial style. Addison Coble served a.s toastma.ster. At the close of this ye a.r v e can hardly wait to be called dignified seniors ' ' i i ■