Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

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Senior Superlatives NEATEST James Steed Libby Redding BEST-ALL-AROUND Dewey Hardin Elizabeth Byrd BEST LOOKING Stevens Holland Bobbie Ann Pugh HbA ! mi MC. T COURTEOUS Paul . erry Lucille Manner MOST POPULAR Irvin Coltrane Rosalie Johnson MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Webster Sawyer Ruth Presnell MOST FRIENDLY James Jennings Elsie Walker MOST TYPICAL SENIORS MOST STUDIOUS ss ae John Marsh Earl Redding Rachel Spencer BEST SPORTS Betty Davis Edward Redding Margaret Routh

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Sophomores-This year was to hold even moreforus than the preceding one. Miss Reed and Miss Morton helped us as the work grew harder. Our powers and self-confidence developed and we no longer hesitated to claim a place as true representatives of the High School. In the spring of that year we gave a dance which paved the way to many more occasions. The hayride and picnic at Nan Nellie's Lodge will always be remembered. Our Junior year held many new and pleasant experiences. Mr. Wall and Miss Gray shared our triumphs. Several members were invited to join the Beta Club. Our Glee Club members enjoyed a trip to Winston, where they entered a singing contest. The Betamembers wellremember the week- end trip to the Beta Conventionat Raleigh. But the most outstanding of all social events was the giv- ing of the Junior-Senior Banquet, when for one short evening we reveled in a fairy Holland. ; A long awaited title-Seniors. Now only 66 of the original number remained for this outstanding year. We were for the first time in one room. Mrs. Ballard was our teacher and Miss Cox our ad- visor. Before Christmas, we sold magazines and helped support our football team by selling popcorn and candy at the games. With enthusiasm, we selected our class rings andelected our class officers, the annual staff, and our superlatives. Several trips were made after the school bought the activity bus: trips to Chapel Hill, to ball games, the Beta Convention at Raleigh, and the long-awaited trip to Washington, D. C. We hope that all graduating classes to come will enjoy school days as much as the Class of 1950. has enjoyed them. Betty Robbins, Historian

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