Wadesboro High School - Tiger Tales Hi Ways Yearbook (Wadesboro, NC)

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S0p Berry LUCEER:... BETTIE BAKER MaAryY SCARBORQ Mrs. ROBINSON Frances Arnette Bill Austin Bettie Baker Bebby Burroughs Margie Carter Brookie Craft Delmer Dawkins Ruby Dawkins Christine Faulkner Daisy Ruth Faulkner Horace Faulkner Jack Gilmore Anne Gray Betty Gray Harrington Agnes Hasty OVNORL a a, AADISOTS CLASS ROLL Leonard Heavner Margaret Henry Evelyn Hill J. D. Howard Bobby Lee Hunt'ey Harry Huntley Elizabeth Hyatt Louise Johnson Polly Kiser Margaret Knotts Tim Lake Nell Lowe Robby Mangum Mary Nell Martin Christine Marrison Page Twenty-Five Class aA a SPT esidecni mee Vice President... Secretary and Treasurer ee Bospspy BURROUGHS een LLOWARD PS MARGIE CARTER Vi Roe ix Billy Meeks Betty Jean Melton Edna Paul Doris Rogers Mary Scarboro Jesse Scarborough R. J. Scott Billy Sellers Mary Smith Gaither Stafford Bill Taft Betty Ann Treadaway Donald Treadaway Basil Tucker Perry Tucker Vander Warner

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