Kernersville High School - Retrospect Yearbook (Kernersville, NC)

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Their Love and Wisdom Cues Us Mrs. Maxine Blackwell, B.M. Public School Music Mr. G. Linnet Potts, A .B. Seventh Grade Mrs. James L. Nelson, B. S. Piano Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, B.S. Seventh Grade Mr. Charles A. Ballance, A. B. Band BAG Ein

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SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS A year of hard work and planning behind them, the Senior Class Officers smile happily for the photographer. M. F. Motsinger, President; Betty Alice Williard, Treasurer; Nancy Osborne, Secretary; and David Helms, Vice-President, accepted their responsibility for guiding the seniors through their last and most important year of high school. CLANS) [RU SIMOIROY In September, 1948, fifty-four travelers knocked at the door of a land called Kernersville High. Weary from their hard journey across the land of inexperience, and wary from the tales told of the inhabitants of this new realm, they entered Kernersville High with a feeling of awe and fear. Three tribes were already firmly settled in this new land; the Sophomores, full of ridicule for the newcomers; the Juniors, more powerful and less abusive; and the Seniors, the chief settlers, who spent much time heckling the Rulers known as the Faculty. The newcomers were known as Freshmen; their awkwardness delighted the Sophomores; aroused in come measure the sympathy of the Juniors, and was ignored by the mighty Seniors. For the purpose of their mutual protection and advancement, the Freshmen elected as their president Rufus Jones. They were indeed fortunate to have landed the same year that another explorer established his headquarters at KHS. He was Mr. C. V. Sigmon who became their ruler. ; 14