Ninth Avenue School - Tiger Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

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CLASS HISTORY I am the Class of ' 58. I was born September 3, 1955, composed of forty members. George Greene was Class President; Cornell Cooley, Vice-President; Ruth Jenkins, Secretary; and James Ward, Treasur¬ er. All of the girls belonged to the Glee Club and a majority of the boys. Audrey Davis was Treasurer of the N. H. A. Club. Edwina Campbell, George Greene, and Cornell Cooley were members of the varsity bas¬ ketball team. There were thirty-two of us our Sophomore year. Clifford Outlaw was selected Student for the Month. Juanita Darity and Leroy Waters were our candidates of King and Queen of the Homecoming. Officers for this year were: President, George Greene; Secretary, Shirley Walker; and Treasurer, James Ward. Our Junior Class was composed of twenty-eight members. Class offi¬ cers were: President, James Ward; Vice-President, Clifford Outlaw; Secretary, Edwina Campbell. This class sponsored the most success¬ ful Junior and Senior Prom, primarily because of the help that came from our advisors, Miss Kilpatrick and Mrs. A. M. Burney. Kaye Nesbitt won The Voice of Democracy contest at school and represen¬ ted us in the local finals. We were highly honored. This was a pros¬ perous and successful year. We began our Senior year with twenty-five members. We regret having lost a member in the person of Ann McDaniel at Christmas. Davis Bal¬ lard and Joe Louis Norman are our bus drivers. Kaye Nesbitt won the Voice of Democracy contest again this year. Members of the girls ' basketball team were Edwina Campbell and Helen Russell. Edwina was the captain of the girls ' team. The members of the boys ' basketball team were: Cornell Cooley, George Greene, James Ward, Joe Louis Norman, Lawrence Mills and Freddie Gossett. This class possessed great leadership ability. Lawrence Mills was chosen to represent the Ninth Avenue High School in the All Star Game played in Durham, North Carolina. All the girls belonged to the N. H. A. Club and also the Glee Club. These have surely been four glorious years to remember. Page Twenty-Seven

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EDWINA CAMPBELL Honorable mention in the Na- I I So papa kicked, TUES. One day Cornell WED. But papa roared THUR. Now, this made FRI. To think how upc SAT. KAYE NESBITT Twice winner of the Voice of Democracy Contest. Page Twenty-Four LEROY WATERS Championship Speller

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CAN YOU IMAGINE Nora Lee Ledbetter ' s being a chorus girl? Edwina Campbell ' s being disinterested in the opposite sex? Virginia Cash ' s not being bossy? Kaye Nesbitt ' s being boisterous? Juanita Darity ' s cutting class? Maxine Robinson ' s being a cross patch? Ruth Jenkins ' being the Fat Lady in the circus? Audrey Davis ' being a fashion designer? Shirley Walker ' s being a song writer? Helen Russell ' s being a star on Studio 57? Lawrence Butch Mills ' being the man on the Flying Trapeze for Barnum and Bailey ? Freddie Gossett ' s being Bishop of the Blue Ridge Conference? Dalphus Robinson ' s getting to class on time ? Everette Camp ' s being director of N. C. ' s Little Symphony? Davis Ballard ' s speaking French and staying awake in class? Daniel Daugherty ' s attending school 180 successive days? Cornell Cooley ' s being Charles Atlas? George Green? Leroy Waters ' being unreliable? Joseph McCall ' s being a barker in a side show? Robert Hall ' s being slouchy? James Ward ' s being rude? Max Robinson ' s being Heavy Weight Champion of the World? Joe Louis Norman ' s being serious? Page Twenty-Eight