Senior class gift pledges flood the auditorium
The 1948 Hope High seniors cheerfully accept gifts from juniors and friends in a playful year-end pledge ritual. Names such as John Kulpa William Dorwell and Corene Morris appear among many students, each promising to steward a quirky keepsake or talent while blushing at playful taunts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolly Murphy
John
Joes
Norma Jean Taylor
Corene Morris
Nancy Martin
Lora Lou
Tommy
John Kulpa
William Dorwell
Joy Collins
Betty Jo Allwhile
Jim Robertson
Billy Kay Williams
Lawrence Albritton
van Johnson
Marietta Downs
Mary Nell Torbert
Bobby Hendrix
Ray Marlar
Jack Ray
Mr. Jackson
Bobby Logan
G. Cook
Herman Aaron
Mr. Holt
T. S. A. Westbrook
Cubby" Crawford
Billie Joyce Boyette
Robert McCullough
Larry Walker
Raberk McCullough
Pal
Alva Gard Rives
Maxine Bowden
Maxine
Glendon Williams
James McCarkle
Nancy Camp
Effis Hyatt
Bob
John McLeod
Herold Higgason
Jamie" Russell
el- bin Rinehart
Paw Tagram
Tommy Muir
Berlie
Vithantt
Charlene
Betty Sue Fsumston
Joe Martindall
Prudence Parker
Robert Tee Tyatt
Springer Gotte
FSO
J. Sutton
Perry Mabey
Ted Jones
Tommy Britt
Jimmy Ponder
Catherine Cox
Kathryn Hatley
T. Shirley
A Sterling
Louise Elder
Louise
Wayne Abbott
Bobbie Joyce Guilliams
T. Darrell Crank
Lloyd T
Corneli Pelis
Marjorie Russell
Betty Jo Collins
Arch Moore Ellington
Thomas McBay
Sinatra
Mary Ellen Downs
Dan Duffie
Jean Anderson
Mary Lou Moore
Nell Coffee
Talu
Ray West
Sidney Stanford
KXAR
Dora Lou Purtell
Mary Rose Miller
Wagenia Sue Hassell
Paul Ray Dougherty
Howard McMillen
Mrs. Perkins
Creighton Middlebrasks
Robert Atkinson
Bearden
Gomy
Martha
Norma_ dean Franks
Jo Rene Evans
HHS
Patsy Smith
Dorothy May
Patsy Hatcher
Gracie Lee Bright
Norma Jo Chaney
Gladys Key
Mary Elizabeth Coleman
Claudean Stewart
Eddie Stewart
David Newbern
Joretta Sims
Naomi Bruner
Jimmie Dick Hammons
Joe Rooker
Nealia Frances Mullins
Pawine Morris
Lawrence Hazzard
Albert Charles Sternquist
Reece Miller
Nina Dean Compton
Wilton Garrett
Wanda Lawson
Hope High
Jecker
Charlie Wilson
Don
Mary Alice Urrey
Bonna Burger
Beth Sasser
Frank Wertman
Jaimie Joyce Murphy
Lenore Hatfield
Jes- Mas Givens
Jean
Eye of Est
Dorsey Logan
C. L
Marlene Faught
Melva Jean Wright
Buddy Sutton
John Bullock
Allison Shields
Martin Pool
Barlouise
Thornton
Many Graduates to Continue Education
A survey shows two percent of this class will pursue further studies. Plans include attending college or business school, entering nursing, matrimony, direct work, or military service. Names of those choosing colleges, nursing, business, and other paths are listed, with several planning to marry or join the Air Service.
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Ny Glass
Makig
Theinees
Busness School
Lsusur
Avd
Callegs
Elgin Rhinehall
David Newhbern
Lioyd Thrash
Betty
Dorothy Moore
Bobbie Guil
Louise Elder
Berlie Osdney Stanford
Dora Lou S
Aclouise Thortten
Alice Wyrey
Thomas McLay
Daeck Ray
Carter Russell
Robert Atkinson
Jack Bundy
Albert Stangquist
Air
Vic Petre
Beth Sasso
Maxine Baw
Dorothy Mar
Rene Evans
Mavine Rogers
Betty Collins
Wanea Lawson
Joan Anderson
Jo Ann Allen
Leavin Jayer Mayot
Due Rudker
Anette ‘Minton
Mary Nell Tobert
Charle Crawford
Gracie Bright
Hie old = Wiggason
Jimmy Fi Wilton Garrely
Buddy Evard
Nell Cox
Gladys Key
Evenia Hassell
Herman Aaron
Tommy Mullinax
Sue O'Steen
Howard McMillan
Perry Campbell
Wiliam Dowell
Jean Miller
Clare Dean Stewart
Erma Yarperry
Fling Copies Five-Dollar Note, Ends Up in Sing Sing
A newspaperman named Fling improvised copy from any old thing and produced a perfect facsimile of a five-dollar note. His fraud was uncovered, leading to his arrest and confinement in Sing Sing prison.
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Fling
Sing Sing
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James McCargo
Frances Cornelius
Bobby Joe Lee
L. D. Springer, Jr
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