The class of 1950 included 43 graduates.
Bernard Howard Hatfield was class president. Tragically, he died 25 May 1950, an accidental drowning.
Carl Walker Brooks was class vice-president. He served in Korea, reaching the rank of Captain. He retired to Cherokee County, Georgia where he died in 2008.
The remaining class members are pictured on the following pages. The class took special note of Donald Lee Cook, son of T. L. and Mary (Buckman) Lee, who was unable to continue school due to illness, and declared him an honorary member of the graduating class.
Names are spelled as they appeared in the yearbook.
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| Mildred Lee Bogard Ramona Christine Simpson Arthur William Hilburs Marvin Ridenour Dolores Mae Bradbury Josephine Conlin Judson Davis Garr Charles Nooe Wood Sharleen Lanham Mary Joan Wise Paul Kenneth French Nathern Devaughn Anderson |
Emma Jean Sadler Marilyn June Miller Levi Brady McCubbins William Joseph Wiggington Norma Gay Layer Patricia Ann Cruise Eugene McGruder Samuel Lindsey Croan Betty Berman Willa Louise Burns Robert Lee Huffman Frank White, Jr. |
Lucy Ellen Rice Merrill Cundiff Prince Alfred Ryan, Jr. Ellis Hester Georgia Lee Clark Patsy Thornton Kenneth Gordon Raymond Henry Jacob Troutman, Jr. Evelyn Ann Buckman Carolyn Smith Robert Wayne Stansbury Donald William Crowe |
James Albert Black Dolores Hildeen Robinson Emily Thompson John William Pulliam Wayne Edward Kalwat Not pictured Donald Lee Cook |
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