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Fourteen SENIOR CLASS HISTORY In the fall of 1950 twenty-four happy but frightened freshmen entered the doors of Riddle Hign. All our hopes and aspirations were somewhat dimnea when we were put through the paces by the sophomores. Our officers were James Loper, president; Dan Cowley, vice-president; Connie Cyphert, secretary; and Sharon Buckley, treasurer. We cnose as our class motto, “Be Ine Best of Whatever You Are. Our colors were scarlet and silver, and our class flower was the white carnation. Mr. Wilson was class adviser and has remained with us all four years. In our sophomore year we had the honor of initiating the “frosh.” Our sophomore class participated in many school activities. Sheri Leatherwood, sophomore princess, was runner-up for Carnival Queen. Sheri was elected cheer leader and Connie Cyphert was elected song leader. The sophomore class presented the only class play given in the 51-52 school year. The class officers for cur second year were Glen Davidson, president; Ray Rhodes, vice-president; Connie Cyphert, secretary-treasurer. As Juniors many of our boys were active in athletics. We put on a class play entitled “Three Fingers in the Door.” During the first cf the school-year we purchased our class rings. Connie Cyphert was elected student body secretary. Sissy Carter was elected cheer leader. As upper-classmen, we gave the annual Junior-Senior Ban-quent and Prom, using the theme “April in Paris.” Our class oficers were Dan Cowley, president; Charles Weakley, vice-president; Darrellene Carter, secretary-treasurer; and Gary Garren, sergeant-at-arms. As high and mighty seniors we elected Neva Weathers and Ed Brown as our candidates for the Homecoming Dance. Connie Cyphert was elected student tody president. Our class presented a three-act comedy “Cornin’ Round The Mountain.” Our Senior class officers were Albert Broughton, president; Don Strode, vice-president; June Fairchild, secretary; Neva Weathers, treasurer; and Charles Weakley, sergeant-at-arms.
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