Thomasville High School - Growler Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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lv. CLASS HISTORY Although a few of us had had a taste of high school in the eighth grade, for most of us changing classes was a new and exciting experience. As our president for this year we elected Julius Green. Becoming sophomores at last we now felt very important. Our activities this year in- cluded a very successful class party. Howard Lookabill was chosen as our president. Our junior year was a very busy and en- joyable one. We now began to take a decided part in the activities of our school. This year we were joined by the juniors from Mills Home, who have added a great deal to our class. Paul Smith, Robert Cagle, Peggy Smith, and Nancy Cranford were chosen as our officers. A few of the high spots this year were receiving our class rings, the junior Maga- zine Drive, and the Junior-Senior Prom. We are very proud of the fact that we were the first class to give a prom instead of the traditional banquet. The Dutch theme carried out helped in making the evening a great success. Wanda Beck, who received the honor of being crowned Miss Thomasville High School, was the pride of our class. Wie entered our last year enthusiastically but with a slight feeling of regret. Bill Hethcock was elected as our supreme officer. Other officers were Julius Green, Vice-Presi- dent, Helen Payne, Secretary, and Ruby Hauser, Treasurer. One of the most exciting events of this year was winning a football game with Lexington. This had not been done since 1942. Our time was taken up with elections, Senior Week, the junior-Senior Prom, the Senior Play, and finally, Commencement. We sincerely believe that our class is the best yet to graduate from Thomasville High School, and we extend to the future seniors a challenge to make our alma mater an even greater school. To the faculty we express our deepest appreciation for their worthy efforts, many of which, we realize, were above and be- yohd their duty. We truly think our faculty is the best to be found anywhere. With our high school career coming to an end, We now look to the future with high hopes. May we all achieve the highest suc- cess in anything we undertake. 9 aa Louise SULLIVAN C lair H irtoriazz