Mary Potter High School - Ram Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

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These handsome senior boys dressed in their best hold their Most Charming Senior Girl for the photographer. This was a charming program for the seniors. Mr. Platt is crowning Miss Charming Senior while Mrs. McCoy is putting the robe around her shoulders. Mrs. V. Dukely, our visitor from Monrovia, Liberia, spoke to stu- dents on Life in Africa. Mrs. Dukely is a friend of the Shepards The winners and runners-up posed for the photographer after the program. This was the first program sponsored by the Senior class. The second program was The Baby Contest. The cast of The Night Is My Ene- my returned for their final curtain call. This was Paul Carrier ' s last performance as a high school actor forM. P. H. S.

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Miss Mary Potter Runners-Up Miss Mary Potter poses with her runners-up. The two runners-up are: Ruth Webb, left, and Delores McNeill, right.

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ira The seniors are having a good time at The Yearbook Ball, Each year the Year- book Staff sponsors this social event for the support of the yearbook. The Mr. and Miss Yearbook title is given to the boy and the girl for reporting the highest number of patrons for the yearbook. Paul won Mr. ' 68 Yearbook title. Tommife Leatherberry was unable to get his point across before posing for the photographer. Hope is listening for good comprehension. Pete Cozart and Rebecca Davis are enjoying a petite conversation while the other couples dance to the tune of Dionne Warwick’s latest song Somewhere. George Cash, Nellie Russell and Watkins and Leatherberry are thrilled over the re- sults of the contest. Leatherberry is the first runner-up for the title of Mr, 68 Yearbook. George feels hurt because he didn’t get enough patrons.