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isossiz EVELYN THOMPSON fl trawl izllmrdiri' kim! of .qt'il4'i'. Jeffersonville, Ind., High School l5 Morganton High School 25 Home Economics Club 2, 35 Home Eco- nomics Club Secretary 3. + BETTY JEAN TYLER Bee Jay Hcilhlffff, flzuflur, alll ffm' lrltilv, wi i'1'i'rylrmly loin il. Library Assistant l5 Library Club l5 North Cove High School 25 Girls' Health Club 35 Hylander Club 45 Safe Driving Club 55 Foreign Language Club 55 Vice- President 55 Journalism Club 55 Wittiest 4, 55 Basketball Man- ager 5. + KENNETH EDGAR WELBORN Thr man mlm luugbx Tuul lnrwv mm! sun' ilu u'c'll. Boys' Work Club 15 Marshal I5 Science Club 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Class Play 35 Veterans' Club 45 President 45 Friendliest 45 Army. + RUBY DEAN WILKERSON Deanie Sly if prrlly lo milk u'ilfJ, willy I0 tulle xvilb, uml plum- unt lan, In lbinlz on. Library Assistant l5 Cheerleader 2, 3, 55 Commercial Club 35 Latin Club 35 Monogram Club 3, 4, 55 Hylander Club 45 Junior Play 45 Most Popular 4, 55 Basketball Squad 55 Safe Driving Club 55 Homecoming Football Sponsor 5. X Q Q v ,Qc 'Ai pg. it amrfiri PAUL DAVID TURNBILL Musty Hwflfll fm mm ru vllmtil urflr liIll,Ql7fl't,U Art Club I5 Workers' Club 25 Faoi- ball Squad 25 Monogram Club 4, 55 Baseball 3, 4, 5. + BETTY AROLYN WALL rqckeyu Ziulurrv, yfl lI1ULll'lfQ, lIIIllll'l'llf, Ilwnglt fum, N. H. H. S. Choir 25 Home Eco- nomics Club 45 Junior Play 45 Journalism C l u b 5 Marionette Typist 55 Student Council 45 Most Talented 45 Best All Around 5. + ROBERT DEAN WHITE Bobby nr - Wln'n'1i'r ln' you llwun' 14111 ulzcuyi ln' lm mrrlv, lm guml ilixlmulirm, uml lm friwiilif' Art Club l Band l, 2, 3, 4, 55 National Music Contest l5 State Music Contest l, 45 Service Club 25 Band Council l, 2, 3, 4, 55 District Music Contest 2, 45 Class President 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Foot- ball 35 Latin Club 35 Honor Society 4, 55 Treasurer 55 Class Play 45 Vice4President of Band 45 Soloist at State Music Contest 45 Hylander Club 55 President of Hylander Club 55 Advanced Science Club 55 De- baters' Club 55 Vice-President Stu' dent Council 55 Band President 55 Class Treasurer 5. + -2
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PAUL RAY POTEAT tiMosSY,. Tlm1iglr ln' um IYIIIUIV, ln' um lcimfitf' Safety Patrol 15 Boys' Work Club Capt. 'I5 Dramatics Club l, 2, 45 Most Popular 35 Emmanuel Acad- emy 35 Vice-President of Dramatics Club 45 Monogram Club 4. + WILLIAM RAY ROLAND ,fluckyn fl rmui Il urlltt nj lin' imutw. Boys' Work Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 Aeronautics Club 35 Hy- lander Club 35 U. S. Navy 1945- 19465 Football 3, 4, 55 Junior Class Play 45 Veterans' Club 5. + I FRANCES RUMFELT nllrlllvfiiiiiiwt limi ximvrllt firtl nf ali. Girls' Health Club l, 55 Library Club 25 Library Assistant 2, 5. + KENNETH STANLEY SMITH Little George Tim gr'i'ul1'tl uf falrilx, 1 ilmlzitl my, li In lu' IIIIIHIIIIIX ni fiom. Football 35 U. S. Navy i943-465 Veterans' Club 5. 20 '?.T?' gf vi .l If wn 'M ' ff? Q ..vt'n'Y 429' .,-Q , ' ts?-5 I f.i'i?--i 55if3isi'-ff , is - .. 3. SAMUEL EDWIN PROCTOR, JR. Sam Tn lu- ilrong ix fu br' bappy. Boys' Work Club 1, 25 Aeronautics Club 25 Art Club 35 Commercial Club 4. + PAUL ROSS Hit lmnror bubblm lilcr 11 fountain. Science Club I5 Workers' Club 25 Aeronautics Club 35 Dramatics Club 45 Hylander Club 55 Jour- nalism Club 55 Hobby Club 5. + MELBA FRANK SIMPSON Cheryl A iluughlrr of Ihr goals, 110- zincly tall, and l1't'l'il1l'lj' fair. Home Ec. Club I, 25 Home Ee. Club Treasurer 15 Library Club 35 Li- brary Assistant l, 2, 35 Class Secretary 35 Student Council 45 Commercial Club 45 Journalism Club 55 Foreign Language Club 55 Marionette Typist 55 Honor Society 4, 5. + LENA ANNE SWANN A quid am! moiivsl lilfia' miss wbu aims bigb, and is sure io rvarb brr goal. Library Assistant I, 45 Library Club 2, 45 Home Ec. Club Presi- dent 55 Honor Society 4, 55 For- eign Language Club 5.
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CLASS PRCDPI-IECY Marion, North Carolina May 28, 1957 Dear Betty: The reunion our class vaguely planned the spring of 1947 for ten years later, has passed and we are now looking forward to another at a later date. A large number had arranged to get together and it was a happy occasion for all of us. We spent hours reminiscing and trying to learn the whereabouts of those not present. Lynn Crawley presided, as in the old days, and asked everyone present for an account of his life since we had last assembled and for any information as to those not able to attend. Lynn has held many political offices and is now serving his second term as governor of North Carolina. Naturally no one had changed his course very much since we were a very determined group even in 1947. Bill Neighbors, the Walter Winchell of today, flew down from New York with news of practically everyone. He in- formed us that our class was well represented in Washing- ton, both as officials and secretaries. Wayne Norman, needless to say, is still playing the piano, but has acquired a band and managed to keep some of our Marion High talent together. Bomme Nesbitt is singing with him now. Frances Pool home for vaca- tion from Columbia University, ',- told us that she has deserted her classroom to go see Fuzz Eng- land play pro football with the A Chicago ,'Bears and that Jack 5 Laughridge's band was still the 1 most popular one in New York. She also told us of having seen Joanne Field iust after her suc- ccssful concert tour of Europe. We were all thrilled over hav- ing real screen actresses in our group. Betty Tyler, home from California for the first time in years, told us of her career in , C.. 22'
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