Lillington High School - Footprints Yearbook (Lillington, NC)

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BEST BEST MOST MOST MOST MOST Ada Pearl Wood Staffg Junior Senior Banquet Committeeg I MAs'c o'rs Glee Club 1,4g..Annuel.. Dramatics Club: Softball 1,1 4 J N La Rue Byrd Jan Wayne Roberts SVPERLATIVES ALL-ROUND GIRL...Agnes Smith MOST ORIGINAL GIRL... ALI-ROUND'BOY....Joe Bordeaux MOST ORIGINAL BOY.... BEAUTIFUL GIRL...Raohe1 Weaver FRIENDLIEST GIRL..... HANDSOME BOY.....Joe McDonald FRIENDLIEST BOY..... POPULAR GIRL.....Agnes Smith BEST DRESSED GIRL.... POPULAR BOY.. ...Joe Bordeaux BEST DRESSED BOY..... WITTIEST GIRL... ...Betsy Stephenson MOST ATHLETIC GIRL... WITTIEST BOY... ......B0bby Byrd MOST ATHLETIC BOY.... GIRL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED...Bert16 Edwards BOY HOST LIKELY TO SVOCEED....V8Pn0n Byrd Nora McDonald Vernon Byrd Agnes Smith Joe Bordeaux Julia Johnson Joe McDonald Patty Lee Allen Bobby Byrd

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'IN Q, H ll x 1 I H I n ' 2 lj 2 ' 1 ..-, AIP' 115 W Betty Sue Spence....... . Beta Club Officer 2,4, F.H.A. Club 1. Class Officer 5, English Award 2, Marshall 3 Betsy Stephenson.... ..... Glee Club l, 2, Dramatics 1, Science Club 1, Annual Staff, Beta Club 5, Junior Senior Banquet Committee Ramona Lee Stewurt....... FoHnAn Club 2,5, Dramatics 1, Science Club 1, Library 2, Glee Club 2 4H Club l,2,3, Softball 2 Margaret Temple......... Glee Club l, Dramatics Glub 2, 4H Club l,2,5, Library Club 2 Tommy Thomas......... 4H 1, Dramatics 1, Baseball 13233, FQFQAU l,2,3,4, Joe wilderononcosocooooo. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 4, Glee Club 2

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f' K: 9. Qi' 7 -1-D Twelve years ago, the Senior Class of '48, or most of it, cuss HUSTTCCDIRV5 entered various school buildings for the first time to obtain an education. The school term of '45 began with fifty-four Freshmen. The Freshmen-Sophomore years were uneventful, except that dur- ing these two years the class held its own in every activity and participated whole-heartedly in all school activities. The Sophomore class was sponsored by Miss Irma Rives. During the Sophomore year, the outstanding event was the weiner roast at Ross' Pond. The Junior year was a busy one for every member of the class. The class presented their first class play, 'Hobgoblin House', directed by the class sponsor, Miss Cathryn Creasman. The Seniors were entertained at a banquet and dance given in their honor. In May the class took a trip touring Williamsburg, Virginia, and Washington, D.C. So dawned the Senior year destined to be one of the out- standing years ctthe class history with anenrollment atthirty- one students. The Sponsoring of the Annual was the outstanding accomplishment of the year. Before the year is over the class will present a creditable dramatic production. A11 of our ac- tivities were pursued with the help otour sponsor,Miss Cathryn Creasman.