Needham Broughton High School - Latipac Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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LISSIE PEARCE, A.B., Eighth Grade CI-:LESTE PENNY, A.B., M.A., English IDOROTHY PHILLIPS, A.B., Home Economics IE CAROLINE POWELL, A.B., M.A., Biology Mus. JOHN C. Roo'r, A.B., Science FI . h Mus. C. R. RI-IoDEs, A.B., Commercial I ti Typing, Boolflfeeping HELEN RUNNION, M.A., Ilistorg Y A ' 1 1 Mus. LILLIAN SANDLING, A.B., French A ANNIE SMAW, B.S., M.S., Mathematics . Mus. J. M. SHARP, A.B., Commercial Shorthand, Typing LEE J. STONE, B.S., M.A., Physical Education BIELLISSA S'rno'rIfIEn, ALB., Latin LULA YOUNT, A.B.,- Dlathenzatics, Eighth Gracie AIlENA Pom: YCELTON, B.A., Study Hall Fi,-gg row, lgfg ig -right: Mrs. Crawley, Mrs. l50wInan, Miss Fuller, Knouiles, Miss Smuw, Miss Cmmon, Mrs. Banks, Mrs. Fletcher. Second row: MISS Hendricks, Miss Pearce, Mrs. Fonville. Third -row: Miss Barrett, Miss Hester, Mrs. Root. 10

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X .A ffff 900 F'i1'sb 'ro-zc', loft to fright: Miss Ellington., Miss Griffin, Mrs. Sharp, Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Glenn. Swroml row: Miss Yount, Miss Phillips, Miss Gcorgxc, Mrs. Rhodes, Miss Lewis, Miss Strotlier, Miss Paschal. MRS. N. D. FONVILLE, A.B., M.A., Eighth Grade TIIOMAS VVILI.IvIo'I r FREEMAN, A.B., B.M.E., Zilwehanical DT!lTC'i7I.q, Shop JULIA EVELYN FULLER, B.S., Physical Education BIARGUERRITE CEEORGE A.B. Sm-nish, I I MRS. IELLEN R. GLENN, A.B., Evzglish HAZEL GIlI1 lPIN, A.B., M.S., English, Public Speaking ANNE I'IENDIlICKS, B.S., Eighth Grade MARY Foy HESTER, A.B., M.A., Eighth Grade MRS. JAMES E. HILLMAN, Ojifce. MRS. O. K. JOYNER, A.B., English, Dramaticsf :ELIZABETH KNOWLES, A.B., English NEIII, KOONCE, B.S., Physics, Chemistry AI.BER'I'INE LEFLER, B.S., Band Ohlli BLISS IJEXVIS, A.B., Dlathematics LAUIIA HELEN PASCI-IAL, B.A., M.A., English S J V f 1,1 j I. ,,., ,, 1,7 , lf , V . . , ,, I . ,, .: ,Q 1 ' 9

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