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On September 6, 1948, thirty boys and girls piled into the freshman room to begin four years of high school culture with Miss Edie Gannaway as our class sponsor, We chose our President, Mildred Lindsay. With ‘‘cooperation is the key to progress’’ as our motto and the Lily of the Valley as our flower, and green and white our colors, we were really enter - ing into high school life. This year we had our school paper, Farm Show, May Day, and several freshmen went on the trip to Washington, When June came it was time for our sum- mer vacation and much to our sorrow there were eight members missing from our class, September found twenty-two pupils in the sophomore room with Mrs, Annie Gay Mar- tin as our homeroom teacher, Danny Wooldridge was elected President, Again there was the trip to Washington, May Day, Farm Show, F,H.A. and F,F.A. banquets and the Christ- mas program, June was here again but suddenly our wonderful vacation had ended,
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WHO'S WHO Best-all-round - Wanda Wood Tommy Moon Most Dignified - Mary Coleman Mac Hodge Most Athletic - Judy Marie Steppe Danny Wooldridge Most Studious - Ann Burks Mac Hodge Most Attractive - Mildred Lindsay Danny Wooldridge Sweetiest - Amy Miles Normy Riley Cutest - Judy Blankenship Tommy Moon Nosiest - Evelyn Wisecarver David Yates Laziest - Willie Marie Fariss Wallace Keesee Most Popular - Charlotte Venable Danny Wooldridge Happiest - Catherine Isaacs Marshall Booth Best Dancers - Martha Anne Overbey Danny Wooldridge Wittiest - Judy Marie Steppe Tommy Moon Neatest - Doris Wooldridge David Yates Quietest - Geraldine Krenning Marshall Booth Most likely to succeed- Mary Coleman Danny Wooldridge CE oll Kathy Ellis and Wayne Templeton
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