Thomasville High School - Growler Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

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RELAXING OVER LUNCH in the Thomasville High cafe- teria , Mrs. Manis H. Fritts, Mr. William Collette, Miss Nancy Houston, and Mrs. Trev- aleah Jacobs. Is an Inspiring and Satisfying Experience MRS. EARL CONNER-Cafeteria Supervisor . . . MR. G. M. EARGLE-A. B., Newberry Col- legeg Freshman homeroomg Algebrag General Mathe- maticsg Trigonometryg Freshman Class sponsorg Hobby Club adviser. MRS. MANIS H. FRITTS, JR.-A. B., Milligan Collegeg Freshman homeroomg Health and Physical Educationj Girls' Athletic Association adviserg Junior Dramatics adviser . . . MR. JAMES W. GRAHAM-B. S., Western Carolina Collegeg Soph- omore homeroomg Shopg Hi-Y Club adviser. MISS JOSIE E. GRIMES-B. S. S. A., Lenoir Rhyne Collegeg Woman's College of the University of North Carolinag Junior homeroomg Typing: Shorthandg Commercial Club adviserg Freshman Dramatics adviser . . . MRS. L. M. HANES-Ashe- more Business Collegeg Secretary and Treasurer to Superintendent. I3

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Teaching Is No Humcirum Day-By-Day Existence MRS. M. G. ALLMOND-A. B., Woman's Col- lege of the University of North Carolinag Sopho- more homeroomg World Historyg Economics and Sociologyg Englishg Debating Club adviser . . . MRS. SYLVIA BAITY-Secretary to the Principal. MISS BETTY BELL-A. B., University of North Carolinag Duke Universityg Woman's College of the University of North Carolinag New York Universityg Art Club adviser . . . MR. ROY DAVIS BLACKWELDER-A. B., Lenoir-Rhyne College: Eighth grade homeroomg Natural Science. MISS ELGISE BUIE-A. B., Flora MacDonald Collegeg Home Economicsg Future Homemakers of America adviser . . . MRS. MARIE BURRUS- A. B., Guilford Collegeg Junior homeroomg English ,' Junior Class sponsorg Senior Tri-Hi-Y adviser . . . MR. WILLIAM S. COLLETTE fNot picturedy- B. S., High Point Collegeg Sophomore homeroomg General Scienccg Hisforyg Physical E'ducation,' Sophomore Dramatics adviser. . -.-ass, .4 51 J ii.. :..: 1ia?4'if Z .MW PLAYING ESKIMO, Miss Laura Neece, Growler adviser, waits patiently on trains to make superlative pictures . . . NO, Miss Josie Grimes is not choking on her popcorn. She's only laughing at one of many student's jokes that lighten a teacher's day. I2

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Mountainous Stacks of Term Papers To Be Grade 15 - 3 Z MRS. WANNA L. MURPHY takes a breather while grading English exams . . . MR. WILLIAM COLLETTE and Mr. Lowell Roof, teachers, joining the faculty after Christmas holidays, quickly learn the Thomasville High teacher's daily routine. MISS NANCY HOUSTON-B. S., Appalachiai: State Teachers Collegeg Junior homeroomg Book- keepingg Typingg Civicsg Dance Club adviser . . . MR. H, C. HUDGINS-B. S., High Point Collegeg Senior homeroomg Civicsg United States Historyg Student Council adviser. MR. CLINTON INGRAM-B. S., Guilford Col- legeg Eighth grade homeroomg Health and Physical Edzccationg Assistant Football and Basketball Coachg Baseball coach . . . MRS. TREVALEAH LONG JACOBS-A. B., Woman's College of the University of North Carolinag Freshman homeroomg Spanishg Englishg Journalismg Junior Dramatics adviserg Facts and Fun adviserg Quill and Scroll adviser. MISS E. BAIN JOHNSON-A. B., M. A., Duke Universityg Course in Library science, University of North Carolinag Librariang Library Assistants' Club adviser . . . MRS. JORETTA JOHNSON- A. B., Lander Collegeg Spartanburg Junior Collegeg Eighth' grade' homeroomg Englishg Literatureg Spelling. ' 14