Weldon High School - Little Breeze Yearbook (Weldon, NC)

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H ' BESSIE MARIE JOHNSON CLARENCE LINWOOD JOYNER, JR. ARYMAN GERALD MILLER, JR. dependable . . . nurse? ? Best All Around . . . slightly shy Jerry . . . friendliest . . . Sr. class president Dan . . . the little store . . . football . . . golfer . . . Mrs. Thorne's pet team and again five on the football team. Five of us endured the tortures of the Beta Initiation and were inducted into that club. We became acquainted with Mark Antony's Friends, Romans, and countrymen . . . and the innumerable values of x in Algebra 1. We performed delicate operations on frogs, crayfish, grasshoppers, and other creatures inbiology. And then We were Juniors. With no time to lose, we elected our officers, and with the guidance of Mrs. Joyner and Mrs. Windley, things began to roll. Immediately, preparations for the Junior-Senior began. A theme and a date were decided upon, committees were appointed and began to function. To make money we had dances, sold refreshments at ball games, hadapaper drive, served suppers and sold stationery, bruns- wick stew, and magazines. We had one setback that no Juniors before us have been facedwith- ours was the thirteenth Junior- Seniors EDWARD PALMER MITCHELL, JR, JANE FAYE NOWELL STERLING BLACKWELL PIERCE, devilish disposition ' 'ix Lucky . . . wit . . . personality plus . . . gossip galore . . . petite . . . Bear . . . Shirley . . . Davidson? Washington, D. C . . . the sneezer score keeper , , , talented a, . Eg! :EE H1 ,, , v- N 1 We F -sfo swim N

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JOSEPH LLOYD WHEELER Joe . . talent . . . likeable . . L K In 'fx 'Igrr' FRANCES PATRICIA TURNER ANNE CLAUDETTE WILLEY . energetic editor . . . Homecoming Anyone for an argument? . . . that laugh . . queen . . . husky . . . Shelby Norman . . . types! types! types! privileges we have many responsibilities as we have served in leading positions in school activities and sports. The year has passed very quickly for us, and now we are just about ready to graduate, having mastered Macbeth and having ex- periencedthe satisfaction that comes when the Whole French II class makes 100 on a vocabulary test-once. With the help of Mrs. Wallace, we have been busy filling out blanks, blanks, and more blanks in preparation for future jobs or college. Our caps and gowns are fitted, ready to be worn once more at graduation. Our invitations are addressed and ready :to mail. We have advanced a long way in our education since we enteredweldon High School in 1956. We realize now that Seniors are not so old and wise after all, and we are just beginning to understand how little We actually do know! MARY BRENDA WISE courteous . . . Dianne speedy in shorthand E s ? ' Y' its E! V! as.. W, .A cheerleader . . . cute . . . MEN , , , ! if 7,1 w. fi Aish, ! -V1 mm! .gim ,i ROBERT LEVVIS WILLEY Bobby . . . Speedo . . . timid . . hates to study . . . '52 Ford Seniors JOHN FLETCHER WISE athletic . . . sleeps . . . unsettled . . . Ham's place . . . Lois or Jack?