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BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First Row, Left to Right: James Harrell, Tommie Norville, Elmer Harrell, Donnie Langston, Robert Cox. Back Row: Mr. Smith, Ed Jones, Harrold Holloman, Phillip Beamon, Henry Bailey, Selby Walston, James Suggs. Not Shown: Wesley Cobb and Dwight Norville. Coach-Mr, Donald Smith. First Row, Left to Right: James Harrell, Tommie Norville, Wesley Cobb, Dwight Norville, Elmer Harrell. Back Row: Mr. Smith-Coach, Robert Cox, Billy Ray Har- rell, Dewey Johnson, Selby Walston, Melvin Norvilie, ' Donny Langston, and James Suggs. Coach-Mr. Donald Smith.
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CHEER LEADERS Left to Right: Joan Parker, Mary Alice Gay, Lois Honeycutt, Chief-Hilda Speight, Miriam Windham, Annie Mae Boykin and Juanita Harrell. GIRLS 7 BASKETBALL TEAM First Row, Left to Right: Betsy Rouse, Mary Ellen Field, Faye Parker, Dorothy Gay, Geraldine Moore, Molene Shirley. Back Row: Mary Ruth Cobb, Mary Frances Norville, Shirley Sermons, Doris Dixon, Gladys Cobb, Grace Cox, Betty Ann Sawyer , Mattie Speight Dam ord, Janie Hinson, Arlene Hobbs, Mrs. Smith. Coach-Mrs. Donald Smith, Co-Captains-Molene Shirley and Janie Hinson.
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REMEMBER ■How good Molene and Melvin looked October 26, when they were crowned “Tobacco King and Queen . Molene wore a green dress and Melvin was a favo- rite with the girls in his black suit. Molene and Janie were the choice of the basketball team to act as its co- captains. Molene from the forward group, and Janie from the guard group made an excellent pair. What a hard time the senior class had in trying to sell annuals. Junebug was good for taking Dot, Mag, Janie, and Molene home after school. Wonder what he 11 do now? Geraldine was so interested in having an annual, don’t you think we should all praise her ? Wasn’t the ball game with Maury exciting? That was the first one we didn’t lose. The senior play was such a thrill we almost wish we could give another one next year. Wasn’t Judy Cute? What made Janie jump just as Maylon passed by on his motorcycle? Did she really want to sharpen her pencil? Can t you hear a referee saying, “No. 24, you were backing into her? ’’ What made Mag stand by the corner even on the coldest days? How many letters Mary Ellen wrote in Study Hall! They could not be counted. Miss Ellis did so many things for us to remember her by that this page doesn’t have room to begin to explain how we will always hold her in our hearts. Dot Gay
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