The Junior Class of 1950 is composed of about forty students. This is due to the fact that the twelve year plan was added three years ago.
This group of students have shown by their cooperation in many fields, that they are proud to be of such a class.
During homeroom period, the bible is read or a talk given by one of the students. The roll is called, and business discussed, where at this time committees are chosen for certain duties. The President and Sponsor worked with the committees until their duties were fulfilled.
The Junior-Senior Prom, under the sponsorship of Miss Chitty, was a most successful one given at the Suburban Country Club. Many ways were used for raising money for this Prom, such as dances given after the football games in the gym, a Junior-Senior basketball game, selling refreshments after ball games, and other various things.
Our Juniors are students who are faithful, loyal and proved themselves worthy of great honor.
The student body and faculty members will long remember those Juniors of 1950 for making their year a most successful one.
Second row, left to right; C. Mitchell, L. Champion, E. Brickhouse, D. Cato, C. Vick, C. Clark, E. Odom N. Cardemone, J. Chandler, Miss Chitty
Third row, left to right: M. Riggs, K. Owens, R. Moore, F. Wallace, J. Edmonds, D. Soule, L. Dickerson, R. Dunn.
Absent from picture: D. Fussell, H. Onsley, B. Beal, M. Rasnick, A. Thompson.