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Junior Class J. T. Pegram Sue Webb Pat Philpott Hugh Draper Mrs. Mary E. Phibbs ) Mrs. Mary V. Stevenson i .... President Vice President Secretary . . . . Treasurer Sponsors Colors: Blue and Gold Flower: Violet Motto: Prove all things, hold fast to that which is good. Thessalonians 5:21 In September, 1944, ninety-eight trembling freshmen entered the doors of Bassett High School. Under the leadership of Mrs. Edith Divers with Marie Collier as president, Miss Mary Ann Pace with Billy Joe Yeaman as president, and Miss Eunice Lipscomb with Jimmy Thomason as president, we gained more confidence in ourselves. Several of us joined various clubs, and a few received letters in athletics. The following year sixty-nine of us returned as sophomores. This year we had harder work and more duties, but with Miss Eunice Lipscomb and Miss Mary Ann Pace as leaders, and Garnett Han- cock as president, we made the year a successful one. Again several more members received letters in athletics. Sixty-one of us returned to become juniors, twelve of whom were invited to join the Beta Club. We are eagerly looking forward to next year when we shall be seniors. Billy Brammer [ 30 ]