Hoke County High School - Ekoh Yearbook (Raeford, NC)

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JUDY CASHWELL Likable. ..Reserved BOBBY CLARK Cute redhead...Lots of fun KENNETH CULBRETH Versatile . ..Dependable SHIRLEY CURRIE Happy...Nice girl LRENE DAVIS Pretty eyes...Sweet smile REBECCA DAVIS 'Friendly...Rea1 nice gal EVERETTE GARRISON Good sport...Quiet BILLY GUIN - Studious...Student Council Treasurer SENIORS through our freshman year, as class president. We had funthat year. A- mong our most vivid memories were the football and basketball games where we cheered ourselves hoarse for our t e am ,the Homecoming danc e , where some of the girls in our class danced to the strains of the theme song, Stardust to entertain the queen, and the members of our c la s s who achieved recognition as freshmen. Lacymadethefirst string in footballg Janet, in basketball. Patsy r e p r e s e nt e d the freshmen class in the Homecoming court. We r e m e m b e r the band and glee club concerts,the clubs and teams we be- l ong e d t o , the dances and parties we attended, and realize now

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SENIORS To us, the class of 1956, our high school years, spent at H. H. S., have been four of the most unforget- table years of our live s . Here we have shar ed some of our happiest and some of our most disappointing experiences. There have been smiles and tears, friends and fun that have become a part of us and that we shall never forget. There we were that September morning in 1952---high school fresh- men---a dreamcome true! It wasn't long before the newness of the red b r ic k building and the upperclass- men wore off, and we found ourselves really a part of things. We elected Kenneth Culbreth, wh o led u s suc- cessfully ELEANOR BIGGS Tall. . .Reserved BOBBY BLANTON Engaged...Wel1-built NORMA JEAN BOYLES Neat...Homecoming Queen MICKEY BROCK Attractive .. .Sparkling eye s DAYNE CAPPS Pr etty...Amiab1e LEON CAMERON Slow Southern drawl...Carefree PATSY CAMERON Vivacious...Wel1-groomed KAY CARSON Natural. . .Infectious laugh

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SENIORS that we weren't quite as important as we believed ourselves to be. When we returned the next year as sophomores, we were saddened by the los s of our classmates, Robert Easterling and Robert Neill Currie, who had been killed during the sum- mer. But, somehow, as we near the end of our s eni or year, we cannot help feeling that Robert and Robert Neill are graduating with us. Ernest Bracey was elected soph- omore class p r e s id e nt 3 Kenneth, treasurer of the Student Councilg Patsy, a cheerleader, the first one from our class. Many of the boys from our c la s s were initiated into the Key C lub on a cold night which I'm sure they will never forget. . .11 ,Q JANET GUIN Athletic ...Poised .TUNE HALL Blonde Sophisticate...Artistic CURTIS HARDIN Ta1l...Friendly TOMMY HARRIS Intelligent. . .Football player JUDY HATC HELL Petite...Cute Brunette JIMMY HEDGEPETH Muscles...Nice Guy JIMMY HENDLEY Friendly...Artistic PHIL HUFFMAN Good looking. . .Athletic