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'\1tti11, lr(t tori lit · Hill Brae! ha''· Carl Tim Furlo\\, Tietty Darhy, Timmie Pitman, :\Iartha Jane Hrm,n,
Hohert l.oui <;reen, Jane Lanier. and Ann \lli-..on .... . '1 111 l11r, . Ilettye ~pearman, :\laril:-n n \an.
\nnl)n EH•rette. (;r:~ce Barfield. :\lar~ce ::>ayer, .\nnie Cathcnnc. "eller. John Jlenry \\'illiam-.., l'athennc
River-., all(! Lucille Romeo.

\ a\ hack in the summer of '41 the idea of the Cou..., 'I BI \ ''a. horn, and the idea
. pread h) mean of the prmerhial grape-\ ine. Regardles. of the pes...,imistic prophecie
of both student and faculty, the 'enior Clas decided to puhli. h an annual, the f1rst
in a number of year·.
The E ·eruti\e Board of the :enior Clas .... met and launched the annual h) appoint-
ing \Ianha Jane Bnm n as editor-in-chid; Robert Louis c-;reen ''a ...,elected as her
stooge, or a' i tant editor. The 'er) important feature, finance, ''a .... put in the hands
of Jimmie Pitman. Crace Barf1eld, :\Iaril~ n Be, an, Kathq n RiH'r...,, Lucille Romeo,
and Bettv Darb, "ere selected to go out and do the begging-get the ads. 'arl Tim
Furl()\\. with hi-; engaging gift of gab, \\a-; .... elected to manage the circulation. John
Henn \Villiams "as put in charge of athletic .... ; \Iargie 'a) er, Annl) n Everette, and
nnie Catherine :eller..; ''ere placed in charge of clubs; Bett\ e ~'pearman ''a .... named
ho of the per onalities; Jayne Lanier, Bill Brad ha\\, and Ann Alii on \\ere -.houl-
d red with the t) ping and secretarial '' ork.
\Ve ha\e recorded ''ithin the..;e page-; the acti\Itie .. thoughts, and ann-. of our high
o.;chool day .
The taff ha. worked and played together. ( )nl) the splendid co-operation of the
facult\. tudent', and tcm n people ha..; made it po. sihle tor u to give ~ ou thi..; annual,
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