Old Classmate Photos

 

St. Clair, Elementary - 6th Grade - 1953-54 - Teacher: Mrs. Sprott

Top Row: Helen Anne Seymour, Joe Nesselrode, Mary Jo McIver, Stanley Windborne, Mary Helen Nipper, Joe Mac McCutchen, Jane Overman, Benny Newlin, Teacher: Mrs. Sprott

Row 2: Betty Hood, Jay Kelly, Libby Wallace, Bill Adams, Sylvia Vick, Bill Fitts, Mary Bradley, Glennie Price, Susanne Craven

Row 3: John Humphrey, Phyllis Barbee, Hanner Griffin, Ada Mae Mann, Lynda Bea Pearce, George Auman

Row 4: Sandra Howard, Eddie McNair, Jean Groce, Sarah Smith, Tommy Dossenbach, Joy Wilkins, Freda Hartness, Richy Newsome, Pat Kivett.

Row 5: Bobby Hood, Anne McIver, Jerry Todd, Jenny Lou McLeod, Peggy Long, Lynne Oelrich, Sammy Edward, Carol Haug, Charles VonCannon

What a great looking class!

55 years ago - Sandra Howard (West) & Anne McIver (Faulk) were making their New Year's resolutions. This photo was on the front page of The Sanford Herald on December 29th, 1962.

George Auman & Patricia Patterson

1958-59 JUNIOR - SENIOR

Carolyn & Dixie

Glenn Price, Peggy Long

Sally Johnson & Joe Yanke with chidren

Sanford Cuties

 

Jonesboro School

Jonesboro Jr-Hi Faculty

Larry McDonald, Bobby Hood & Coach Thrift

Linda Nichols (Lyons) on Mother's Day 1965

Loretta O'Quinn

Pat Kivett & Jean Clegg

Dixie

 

Wayne & Ginny Spivey

On Christmas Eve 1957 Wayne (on crutches) gave his little sister Ginny her present.

Mike & Bonita Bost with new baby

 

 

Mrs. Frye's 1st Grade - McIver School

The Slumber Party

 

 

Jeannette & Bucky

 

 

 

 

Gail Thomas Barger and her father - 1942

Lynn, Frank, Mary, & Tom

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL graduation last night was a colorful affair. Here, the 158 graduates take their places at the front of McLeod auditorium. The 75 girls wore white caps and gowns and the 83 boys wore navy blue. Dr. L. Stacy Weaver, president of Methodist College, Fayetteville, was the commencement speaker.

Judy Glass & Tommy Hamilton 1963 Wedding Picture

Boys Shoot Arrows Into Giant Snake

The Sanford Herald

March 28, 1957

Five Sanford teenage boys, practicing with bows and arrows at Oldham’s Lake yesterday, found an unexpected target when Bill Adams, one of the group, nearly stepped on a giant snake slithering through a marshy place. The snake was longer than any of the boys.

John Humphrey quickly drew a steel-tipped arrow and cut the snake’s body from about 15 feet. John Foushee shot the reptile through the head with a second arrow, pinning it to the ground.

The others ¾ Adams, Stan Winborne and Robert Barbee ¾ fol-lowed up with shots that killed the snake.

The boys believed their victim to be a cottonmouth moccasin, sleek and lean from the winter’s hibernation. “It opened its mouth and it was white as cotton inside,” Winborne said.

Opinions from other sources were that the snake was a black racer. The poisonous cottonmouth, it was pointed out, is normally very thick and has a large diamond-shaped head.

The boys had been shooting at cans and trees before they came upon the snake.

 

 

 

Freda Hartness

 

 

Sylvia Vick at White Lake

 

 

Radio-controlled model airplanes that have been built by Dr. W. R. Hartness (left) are being readied for flight by the hobbyist, assisted by his two children, Topper (center) and Freda (right). (October 8, 1955)

George Auman

 

Tommy & Judy (Glass) Hamilton

Submitted photo The 1957 Budd Tire baseball team in Sanford went undefeated, 25-0, through its PONY League league season. The 1957-58 team, pictured here, was, front row from left, Wade Harrington, Bobby Smith, Randy Faulk, Tommy Hamilton, Buddy McNeill, Roger Davis, Johnny Dalrymple, back row from left, coach Adrian Smith, Charles Davis, Robert Smith, Jimmie Coleman, Bradley Shaw, Doug Husketh and coach Pete Sasser.

Patricia Patterson & Mickey Davis