Snow Hill High School - Knoll Yearbook (Snow Hill, NC)

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Staff Officers FiRiT RO V. Harrietts Reeve, Assistant Editor 3eanan Editor-in-chief Addle Beaman Publicity Director Dixie Cunningham Sports Editor SECOND ROW: Dovie Ann Arthur Tvnlata Blanche Beaman ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Assembler Carraway Business Manaeer Edwards Jewel Moore Art Editor NOT PICTURED: Nannie Laura Mevrborn Literary Editor Post Graduates J« ’tV. Mewborn, Lucille Hanra, Dowdy Hardy, Willie Jones

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JA;.ISS PRESTOii .VOOTEK Jappy-Oood Sport-Sylvia M Biggest Flirt; Senior Play; Beta Club; Agriculture K Class Sec. 3J Advertising t| Com. 1).. m HILDA LORRAINE WADS Chubby-Zack-Pancy Free Class Singer; Write-up Com. 4 .; alee Club 3; •f-H Club 2 . CLASS SPONSOR ? rs, Annie Mock Hart ' VEETHEART Blanche Beaman CLASS 1, 31 OT Ann Hamm

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V e, the Senior Class of 19 9 Snow Hill High School, have come part of the way along life ' s long trail of hopes and dreams. As gradu- ation draws near, we find that our fondest dream will soon come true. When we entered high school as green freshman, with Miss Harrietts Chestnutt and Miss Lillian Harris as sponsors, there were 68 of us. We were scared and timid, but we soon became used to the hum-drum of high school and spent a fun-packed freshman year. We had quite a few parties and get-to-gethers. Of course, we also took great interest in the more serious side of school. We studied hard and worked like mad to get our Red Cross and Infantile Paralysis quota. A few of us also had the honor of being in the ’’Musical Ministral . Time marches on; soon vacation had descended upon us. Our sophomore year,, with Miss Chestnutt and Miss Harris, again, as our sponsors, we felt very Important. We were held in esteem and admi- ration by the freshman class, but we still felt sort of low beside the juniors and seniors. Nevertheless our hearts were filled with radiant hopes and Joys, and our aims were high. Some of us were given the honor and privilege of joining the Beta Club. September, 1947 ' , found us the ’’Jolly Juniors” very busy with the help of Mrs. James Hardy and Mr. Ralph Warren, our sponsors, planning our schedules and the Jr. and Sr. Banquet. Some of our class mates dropped out and some new ones joined us. We sold • monogram stationery and Curtis magazines to raise money for our Jr. and Sr. Banquet, The arrival of our class rings In March caused a great deal of excitement. We elected to lead us through that trying junior year — Margaret Tilgh- man, Prasident--Agnes Carraway, Secretary — Roy Creech, Treasurer. Our senior year, with Mrs. Robert Hart as sponsor, was the great- est of all the others. We worked very hard on the Senior Play and also published our first annual. The Jr. and Sr. Banquet was set for April 8, and the long awaited graduation day in May. We elected as leaders for this year — Jean Cobb, President — George Beaman, Vlce-Presiaent — Agnes Carraway, Secretary — Roy Creech, Treasurer. We wish to thank our parents, teachers, and friends for helping us reach this long awaited dream. Our dreams have not yet ended, but they are just beginning as we venture into life. f Margaret Tilghman Class Historian m m