Albemarle High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Albemarle, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

THE 1954 Published By The Senior Class of ALBEMARLE HIGH SCHOOL Albemarle, North Carolina fORMD The opening curtains on the last phase of our lives at Albemarle High School signify for us, the class of 1954, the end of a period important in our lives. We review with pride and wistfulness the years behind us and present, as the stars, our last production upon this stage of high school days. We shall call our last and most important production, Crossroads, and we take our final bow with fervent thanks to our producers, directors , patrons, and our understudies, starlettes and child prodigies. We, the seniors of Albemarle High School, proudly dedicate this, the 1954 Crossroads, to a man who has held as his purpose in life, our success, and has never ceased to work and inspire others to strive for the highest goals in life— honesty, integrity, leadership, character, and service. It is with pride that we ex- press our love and appreciation to one of the finest men in North Carolina .... 4 H. T. ' TOBY WEBB PRODUCffiS Claud Grigg, Superintendent Joe L. Cashwell, Principal Jean Abrahamsen Bible Inez Bankett Business Rex Benton Physical Education Mrs. Jacob M. Carter Business Chicora Caughman Mathematics Mrs. Paul B. Fry English Paul B. Fry Chorus R. C. Hatley Science Spencer B. Hatley Band Mrs. N. A. Hayes English Carolyn Holt English and Mathematics Mrs. Mazel Bowles Lyke Biology () Pearle Michael Librarian Mary Lillian Schell Lillian Misenheimer Physical Education English Doris Tucker J. C. Morris Mathematics Industrial Arts Henry T. Webb, Jr. Herbert Pendergraft Physical Education French and English Mrs. Frank W. Westerland English and Social Studies Bill Robinette Social Studies Mrs. G. H. Winecoff Home Economics Mrs. Hiram Saunders Science and English .4. MS. 7 THE STARS UNDERSTUDIES THE STARLETS CHILD PRODIGIES “Gorgious Georgia vs. Big Bertha” Pride of Stanly County ” “Kandy Kitchen Kids The lights dim and the curtains slowly open for the first act of Crossroads. Upon the stage, one by one, appear the stars of the production, and you are able to peer into the past and visualize the many activities that have prepared them for this greatest of all performances. It also becomes clear who, from among the stars, can be classified as the star performers. As the act progresses you become aware of the im- portant behind-the-scenes understudies, the newcomers to the theater, the starlets, and the beginning actors and actresses who are so fondly called, “child prodigies.” ACT I “ Travel Daze” ' Morning after the night before’ ' Will you please sign 10 1 1 U u Miss Doris Tucker Sponsor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Myron Snoteierly, President Claud Grigg, Vice-President Pattie Sue Almond, Secretary Preston Burr, Treasurer 1 1 “Dig that crazy stoop!” “ Morrow Mountain Mermaids ” ALDRIDGE ALMOND ALMOND ANDREWS SHERRILL ALDRIDGE . . . “Melody is the absolute language in which the musician speaks to every heart.” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Photography Club, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Annual Staff, Student Council, Black Masque, Music Master Society. PATTY ALMOND . . . “Send out good thoughts to all” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Bible Club, Photography Club, Pres. Tri-Hi-Club, Tri-Hi-Y Basketball, Sec. F.H.A., Boosters Club, Reporter French Club, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., Basketball Team, Black Masque, Home Room Officer, Stanly County Reporter of F.H.A., Sec. Sen. Class, Waitress Sen. Banquet, Jr. Play Usher. ALTON ALMOND . . . “An honest man’s word is as good as his bond” . . . Annual Staff, Intramural Softball, French Club, Stunt Night, Science Fair, Mixed Chorus, Ninth Grade Chorus. JANETTE ANDREWS . . . “Nature has given us two ears, but only one mouth” . . . Stunt Night, F.H.A., Annual Staff, Home Room Officer, 3rd Place World Peace Study Winner. enior JO ANN ATKINS . . “To know her is to love her” . . . Science Fair, Assembly Comm., Stunt Night, Photography Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Boosters Club, Speaking and Writing Club, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council, Nat. Hon. Society, Home Room Officer, Marshal, Sponsor, Project Comm., Black Masque. GEORGE BARRINGER . . . “Laugh and Be Well” . . . Stunt Night, Hi-Y, Bible Club, B-Team Football. GEORGIA BEAVER . . . “She’s dependable; that’s commend- able” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, French Club program comm., Mary Gulledge Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. Boosters Club, Debating Team, Project Sec. of Mixed Chorus, Delegate to press Cony, Full Moon Staff, Asst. Business Manager of Annual, Nat. Hon. Society, Basketball Team, 9th Grade Operetta, Tri- Hi-Y Basketball, jr. Play, Waitress Sen. Banquet, Black Masque, Speaking and Writing Club, County Wide Field Night, Decorating Comm, of Soph. Hop., Invit. Chairman of Jr. Sr. Prom., Who’s Who, Cast of “Headin’ For A Weddin’ ” (Senior Play). BUDDY BOONE . . . “It is better to learn late than never” . . . B-Team Football, Jr. Play Cast, Science Fair, Stunt Night Intra- murals. ATKINS BARRINGER BEAVER BOONE BOONE BROOKS BROWN BRUNSON DORETHA BOONE . . . “Lovely to look at” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Bible Club, Sec. Photography Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Sec. Boosters Club, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Sec. Soph. Class, Black Masque, Home Room Officer, Waitress Sen. Banquet, Jr. Play Usher, Usher at Spring Concert, Project Comm., Bible Club, Sponsor, Open House Guide. Transferred from Aqua- dale High School. BOBBY BROOKS . . . “My honor is dearer to me than my life ” . . . Stunt Night, Field Day, Boosters Club, Annual Staff, Member of Varsity, 9th grade Operetta, Mars Hill Choral Clinic, Black Masque. Stars oj? ’54 BETTY BURLESON . . . “A penny for your thoughts” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night. JIMMIE CAROL BURLESON . . . “Thy fame lies in thy disposi- tion” . . . Stunt Night, D.O. Student. BURLESON BURLESON JIMMY BROWN . . . “The world has a place for a talented human” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, F.T.A., Bible Club, Photography Club, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, French Club, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Music Master Society, Black Masque Cast of “The Uninvited Ghost, ' Baseball Team (2), Dance Band, Intramural Football, Basketball and Softball. MARGARET BRUNSON . . . “She’s pretty to walk with and witty to talk with; and pleasant to think on” . . . Who’s Who, Science Fair, Homecoming Queen (2), Stunt Night, Field Day, Sec. and V. Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, Dance Comm. Chm., Feature Editor of Full Moon, Annual Staff, Chm. of Jr. Sr. Prom Decorating Com., Pres, and V. Pres, of Black Masque, Cheerleader (4), Chief Cheer- leader, Home Room Officer (3), Waitress Sen. Banquet, Cast of “Oh, Promise Me’’, “The Christmas Miracle,’’ Student Council Mural Comm., Girls Ensemble, 9th Grade Operatta, Decorating Comm, for Homecoming and Soph. Hop, “Heddin’ For A Weddin’ ’’ PEGGY BURLESON . . . “Goodness is the only investment that never fails” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, F.H.A., Boosters Club, D.O. Student. CAROLINE BURRIS . . . “As she thinketh in her heart so is she” . . . Science Fair, Bible Club, Sec. Library Club, D.O. Student. BURLESON BURRIS COLE COLEY CARPENTER PRESTON BURR . . . “He can who thinks he can” . . . Bible Club, Booster Club, Home Room Officer, Treas. Senior Class. Transferred from Wadesboro High School. DORETTA COLE . . . “The silence that is a starry sky” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Bible Club, Photography Club, F.H.A., Boosters Club, Black Masque, “Headin’ for a WeddinY’ GEORGE CARPENTER . . . “A modest guy with a twinkle in his eye” . . .Stunt Night. C. B. CROOK, JR. . . . “Success Comes through effort ” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Student Council, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Delegate to Hi-Y Conv., Chm. Refreshment Comm, for Jr. Sr. Prom, Color-Guard in Band. SALLY CROOK . . . “ Having wisdom with each studious year” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Sec. and Treasurer of Speaking Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Girls State, Home Room Officer, National Honor Society, Sth Grade Opeietta, Open House Guide, Chm. Devotions, Nat. Hon. Roll in Music, F.T.A., Boosters Club, Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Conv. JO ANN COLEY . . . “Youth calls for pleasure; pleasure calls for love” . . . Monogram Club, Varsity Basketball, Tri-Hi-Y. Trans- ferred from Rockwell: Varsity Basketball (3), Monogram Club, F.H.A., Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Talent Show, School Paper Staff, Treas. Soph. Class. S. enior KENT CURLEE . . . “His quietness does npt make him less im- portant” . . . Stunt Night, D.O. Student. RONNIE CURLEE . . . “His Good-will makes intelligence” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Hi-Y, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Historian of Music Masters Society. CROOK CROOK CURLEE CURLEE DOBY DORTON DRY DAVIS PEGGY DAVIS . . . “Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind ” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Bible Club, Photography Club, F.H.A., French Club, Annual Staff, Ji. Sr. Prom Comm. DONALD DORTON . . . “A Wise man is out of the reach of fortune ” . . . Photography Club, Library Club, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, School Bus Driver (2), Co-Chm. of Membership Drive of N. C. Symphony. Pres, of Mixed Chorus. LAURA DOBY . . . “Where there is music there cant be mis- chief” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Sec. Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, French Club, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Music Masters Society (2), Usher at Jr. Play, Band, Librarian, All State Band Clinic. ofi ’54 VICTOR DRY . . . “Studious of elegance and ease” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Sec. and Treas. of Hi-Y, Student Council, Treas. of Jr. Class, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Home Room Officer, Boosters Club, French Club, Business Manager of Full Moon, Nat. Hon. Society, B-Team Basketball, 9th Grade Operetta, Intramural Basketball, Hi-Y Basketball, Delegate to N. C. Press Institute. BETTY EARLY . . . “Of all the things you wear, your expression is the most important” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Bible Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Sec. F.H.A., French Club. JOHN ELLING TON . . . “Few boys are born with talents that excel, but all are capable of living well” . . . Science Fair, Field Day, V.Pres. Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Annual Staff, Student Council, Chm. of Standing Comm, in Student Council, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Pres, and Treas. of Jr. Red Cross Council, Home Room Officer, Sr. Banquet Entertainer. EARLY ELLINGTON LANNY ELLIS . . . “A lion among women is a most dangerous thing ” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Sec. Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross Council, Hi-Y Basketball. BOBBIE EUDY . . . “Eyes of pure woman, welcome stars of love” ...Science Fair, Assembly Comm. (2), Stunt Night, Field Day, Marshal (2), Photography Club. Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Speaking and Writing Club, Student Council Conv., Honor Conf. in Greensboro, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Student Council, Sec. Nat. Hon. Society, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Sec. Black Masque, Home Room Olficer (2), Jr. Play Cast, 9th Grade Operetta, Waitress Sen. Banquet, Sponsor. ELLIS EUDY FLOYD FOREMAN FOSTER NANCY FARMER . . . “A good deed is never lost” Field Day. MAR ' i FOREMAN . . . “ Live for the future . good you can do” ■ . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Circulation Manager of Full Moon, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Home Room Officer. MARCELLE FLOYD . . . ‘‘Nothing is impossible to the willing heart” . . . Transferred from Moutlrie Pfigh School: Y-Cat Club. J. W. FOSTER . . . ‘‘Man is the merriest of all species” . . Monogram Club, Stunt Night, Field Day, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Hi-Y Basketball, Minstrel Show, B-Team Football, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Football ' Volleyball. DWAIX FURR . . . “To love is still more wonderful’ ' . . . D.O. wonderful, but to be loved is Student, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. MARGARET GILBERT . harm” . . . Stunt Night. St emot “The unspoken word never does ROGER FURR . . . “Giant of Fame , of soul superbly human” . . Monogram Club. Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Sec. Hi-i Annual Staff, Student Council, Ji. Sr. Prom Comm., Varsity Foot ball (2), Home Room Officer, Sen. Banquet Entertainer, 9t Grade Operatta, Hi-Y Basketball, Intramural Basketball, Softbal Football. JANET GLO ER . . . “A very gentle heart and with a good conscience . . . Monogram Club, Science Fair, Stunt Night Field Day, Basketball Team (3), 9th Grade Operetta, Boosters FURR FURR GILBERT GLOVER GRIFFIN GRIGG GROVES HALL JIMMY GRIFFIN . . . “A Christian is the highest style of man” . . . World Peace Study Winner, Science Fair, Sec. F.T.A., Pres. Bible Club, Chaplain Hi-Y, Pres. Library Club, Dance Comm. Chm., V.Pres. Speaking and Writing Club, Debating Team, V.Pres. French Club, Full Moon Staff, Associate Editor of Annual, Sec. of Student Council, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Jr. Red Cross Council (2), Scrapbook Chm. of Black Masque, Cast of “Scrambled Eggs, “Oh, Promise Me, “L T ninvited Ghost, Home Room Officer (2), Delegate to Hi-Y Conference, Library Conv., and Press Institute, Guide for Open House, Boosters Club, Radio Club, Class Testator, Senior Banquet Comm., Sadie Hawkins Day Comm. KATHRYN GROVES . . . “Ilei voice was ever soft , gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman” . . . Who’s Who, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster’s Club, French Club, Asst. Feature Editor of Full Moon, Annual Staff, Nat. Hon. Society, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Sec. of Music Master Society, Black Masque, Majorette (4), Chief Majorette, Waitress for Sen. Ban- quet, Student Council Mural Comm., Decorating Comm, for Home- coming, 9th Grade Operetta, Jr. Play Cast, Decorating Comm, for Soph. Hop, Handbook Cover, Sponsor, “Headin’ for a Weddin’.” CLAUD GRIGG . . . “And he shall excel even among the greatest of men” . . . Monogram Club, Who’s Who, Science Fair, As- sembly Comm., Stunt Night, Field Day, Marshal, V.Pres. and Chaplain of Hi-Y, Debating Team, Pres. French Club, Editor of Full Moon, Annual Staff, Chm. of Standing Comm, in Student Council, Student Council (4), Nat. Hon. Society, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Biack Masque, Cast of Jr. Play, 9th Grade Operetta Varsity Football (4), Basketball Team (2), Student Rotarian, V.Pres. Sen. Class, Delegate to Hon. Soc. Conv. at Winston-Salem, Section leader in Chorus, Chm. of Comm, for housing of N.C. S.C.C., Delegate to N.C.S.C.C., Track Team. Stars oj! ’54 JOHNNY HALL . . . “ All mankind loves a lover” . . . Science Fair, Hi-Y, Full Moon Staff, Home Room Officer, Trans, from Nashville, Tenn. LYDIA HALL . . . “ From her worthy qualities it would be a task to pick her best” . . . Who’s Who, Science Fair, Assembly Comm., Stunt Night, Field Day, Pres. F.T.A., Marshal (2), Pres, and Historian of F.H.A., News Editor of Full Moon, Dept. Editor of Annual, Chm. of Standing Comm, of Student Council, V.Pres. of Nat. Hon. Society, Sec. of Jr. Class, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. Scrap- book Chm. of Black Masque, Cheerleader (2), Girls State, Home- room Officer, Boosters Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Delegrate to Tri-Hi-Y Conv., Student Council Convention, Nat. Hon. Soc. Conv., State F.H.A. Conv., Student Council Advisory Board, Scrapbook Chm of School Scrapbook, Chm. of Mural Comm., Sponsor, Open House Guide, Student Council Representative. DOUGLES HARPER . . . “He that has patience may compass anything” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Jr. Red Cross Council, Home Room Officer, Boosters Club, French Club, Photography Club, Intramurals. BILLIE HARRIS . . . “Happiness consists in activity” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night. LARRY HARTSELL . . . “Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm” . . . Science Fair, Assembly Comm., Stunt Night, Field Day, Marshal, Pres. Hi-Y, Speaking and Writing Club, I Speak For Democracy Contest, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, V.Pres. Student Council. Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Pres., V.Pres. and Program Chm. of Music Masters Society, Student Rotarian, Home Room Officer, Nat. Hon. Soc., Chm. Dance Band Comm, for Prom., Chm. Storekeepers Club, Central Division All-state Band Clinic, Attended two other Band Clinics, Delegate to Civitan Good-Citizen Camp and Student Council Conv., 9th Grade Operet- ta, Dance Band, V.Pres. of Band, Hi-Y Basketball, Intramural Football, Handbook Comm. HALL HARPER HARRIS HARTSELL HARTSELL HARWOOD HEARNE HINSON LOWELL HARTSELL . . . “The greatest pleasure of life is love ” . . . Monogram Club, Stunt Night, Field Day, Marshal, Hi-Y, Music Master Society (2), Varsity Football (3), Boys’ Quartet. LARRY HEARNE . . . “I am slow of study ” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Bible Club, Hi-Y, Library Club, Boosters Club, Baseball. BENNY HARWOOD . . . “Who gained no title, who lost no friend ” . . . Stunt Night, Field Day, Photography Club, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Black Masque, Intramural Basketball, Backstage Comm, for Black Masque. DORIS HINSON . . . “Tall and friendly, gentle and sweet ” . . . Monogram Club (3), Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Delegate to Civitans National Conv. of Christians and Jews, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, V. Pres, of Jr. Red Cross Council, Black Masque, Co-Captain Basketball Team, 9th Grade Operetta, Basketball (4). S. enior JEANETTE HOWARD . . . “A good mind possesses a kingdom” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Bible Club, Photography Club, Library Club, Reporter of F.H.A., Boosters Club, French Club, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Usher at Jr. Play. BARBARA HOLT . . . “Always ready with a willing heart and a helping hand” . . . Science Fair, Field Day, Bible Club, Library Club, Boosters Club, Speaking and Writing Club, Annual Staff, Black Masque, Home Room Chm. SUE H UNSUCKER . . . “Smile and the world smiles with you” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night. ANN IVEY . . . “To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent” . . . T.B. Essay Winner, D.A.R. Good Citizen, Science Fair, Assembly Comm., Stunt Night, Sec. Photography Club, Pres, and V. Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, V.Pres. F.H.A., V. Pres. Boosters Club, Debating Team, Delegate to Press Conv., NHS and FHR conv.. Managing Editor of Full Moon, Literary Editor of Annual, Treas. of Nat. Hon. Society, Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., News and Press Reporter, Black Masque, 9th Grade Operetta, Jr. Play Cast, Waitress for Sen. Banquet, High School Diploma in Music, Open House Guide, “Headin’ For a Weddin’.” HOWARD HOLT HUNSUCKER IVEY JORDAN KIMREY KIMREY LAMBERT RICHARD JORDAN . . . “He ' s as true as steel ” . . . Athlete of the Month, Monogram Club, Who’s Who, Science Fair, Assembly Comm., Field Day, Marshal, Chaplain of Hi-Y, Delegate to NCSCC and WNCSCC conv., Pres, of Student Council, Full Moon Staff, Nat. Hon. Soc., Varsity Football, Basketball, Base- ball, Student Lion, Treas. of NCSCC, Chm. of district of WNSCC, Intramural Sports, Hi-Y Basketball. EVELYN KIMREY . . . “Let intelligence be your guide and love your compainion ” . . . Athlete of the Month, Monogram Club, Assembly Comm., Stunt Night, Field Day, FHA, Boosters Club, D.O. Student, Annual Staff, Basketball 4, Co-Captain Basketball Team, 9th Grade operetta. Sponsor. JAMES KIMREY . . . “It is well to live that one may learn” Stunt Night, Intramural Sports. SHIRLEY LAMBERT . . . “Quietness forms the veil of many lovable qualities” . . . Science Fair, Library Club. Stars ’54 BETTY LEFLER . . . “Love, sweetness, and goodness in her person are shown” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, D.O. Student, Typing Editor of Annual, Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., Tri-Hi-Y Basketball. VANN LOWDER . . . “A willing heart, and helping hand, always ready on command” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Parliamen- tarian of FFA Conv. 3, Annual Staff, Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., Basket- ball Team, Home Room Officer, 9th Grade Chorus, Refreshment Comm, of NCSSCC. DWAYNE LOWDER . . . “Men of few words are the best men” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Photography Club, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, French Club, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. -Sr. Prom Comm., Home Room Officer, Two time winner of Science Academy, Science Award Winner, Band Ensemble, Tumbling Team BRYCE LUTHER . . . “The man who loves and laughs must surely do well” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Photography Club, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Boys’ Chorus, Chm. of Standing Comm, in Student Council, Black Masque, Cast of “Uninvited Ghost,” “Headin’ For a WeddinY’ LEFLER LOWDER LOWDER LUTHER LUTHER MILLER MILLICAN LYNN DORIS LUTHER . . . “Zn her, life becomes happiness ” . . . EUGENE MILLER . . . “A light heart lives long ” . . . Stunt Science Fair, Stunt Night, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice Pres, of Library Club, Night, D.O. Student. F.H.A., Boosters Club, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Waitress for Senior Banquet. ARTHUR LYNN . . . “ Genius must be born, and never can be taught” . . . Athlete of the Month, American History Winner, Monogram Club, Who’s Who, Science Fair, Assembly Comm., Stunt Night, Field Day, V. Pres, and Chaplain of Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Speaking and Writing Club, French Club, Delegate to Nat. Hon. Soc. Conv., Full Moon Staff, Dept. Editor of Annual, Student Council, Pres. Nat. Hon. Soc., Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Co- Captain Football Team, Basketball Team (3), Student Rotarian, Home Room Officer, B-Team Football, B-Team Basketball, Hi-Y Basketball, 9th Grade Operetta, Track Team, All-Conference Football, All-State Football, Boys’ Double Quartet, “Headin’ for a Weddin’.” JIMMY MILLICAN . . . “The world lets pass a man who knows where he is going” , . . Athlete of the Month, Monogram Club, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Photography Club, Pres, and Treas. of Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Hi-Y Conv. Annual Staff, Co-Chm. of Jr. Sr. Prom Decorating Comm., Jr. Red Cross Council, Black Masque, Football, Baseball, B-Team Basketball, Student Lion, Homeroom Officer. Track Team, Hi-Y Basketball, Honorable Mention All Conference Football, Senior Banquet Entertainer, All Conference Football, Intramural, Basketball, Softball, Football, Hon. Mention All State Football. S. enior JEANETTE MORGAN ... “A soft answer turneth away wrath” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Annual Staff, D.O. Student, F.H.A. WAYNE MORRIS . . . “A gentleman— and always willing to oblige” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Hi-Y, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Boosters Club, B-Team Football, Intramural Football, Basketball, Softball, Volley Ball, Photography Club. BARBARA MORTON . . . “Be silent and safe— silence never be- trays you” . . . Library Club, F.H.A., Annual Staff, Transferred from Madison, North Carolina. EMILY MORTON . . . “Kind, helpful, happy and gay” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, V. Pres, and Sec. of Tri- Hi-Y, F.H.A., Boosters Club, Tri-Hi-Y Conv., Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Homeroom Officer, Waitress Sen. Banquet, Sponsor, Open House Guide, Usher Spring Concert, Jr. Play, Tri-Hi-Y Basketball, Homecoming and Soph. Hop Decorat- ing Comm., “Headin For a Weddin’.” MORGAN MORRIS MORTON MORTON MORTON MORTON MORTON McLENDON LOUVINE MORTON . . . “A smile is the nicest thing I know ” PEGGY MORTON . . . “ Good things come in small packages ” . . . . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night. Science Fair, Stunt Night, F.H.A., D.O. Student. NEIL MORTON . . . “Wit makes its own welcome and levels all distinctions” . . . Stunt Night, Field Day, Cast of Rainbow Ministrel, Ninth Grade Operetta, “Headin’ For a Weddin’.” STEVE McLENDON . . . “Roll on. World, and Vll roll with you” . . . Athlete of the Month, Monogram Club, Stunt Night, Field Day, Hi-Y, Pres, of Library Club, Boosters Club, Football (4), B-Team Football, Honorable Mention All-State Football (2), All Conference Football, Baseball Team (3), Honorable Mention All- Conference Football, Intramural Softball and Basketball, Honor- able Mention All-Conference Baseball, Science Fair. Stars ofi ’54 BARBARA McSWAIN . . . “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart” . . . F.H.A., Stunt Night, Black Masque, Boosters Club, Annual Staff, Science Fair, Sponsor, Tri-Hi-Y. Transferred to Columbia, S. C. ELLEN PALMER . . . “Her smile is like a sunbeam, and her face it like a flower” . . . Who’s Who, Stunt Night, Field Day, Photography Club, Chaplain Tri-Hi-Y, Dance Comm. Chm., Carousell Princess, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Treas. Black Masque, Cheerleader, Homeroom Officer, Waitress Sen. Banquet, Make up Comm., Open House Giude, Sponsor, Usher Spring Concert, French Club, Decorating Comm, for Soph. Hop. JIMMY PAGE . . . “Live for the day; tomorrow will take care of itself ” . . . Athlete of the Month, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Varsity Football (3), B-Team Football, All-State Foot- ball, All-Conference Football, Intramural Football, Basketball, B-Team Basketball. WAYNE PALMER . . . “Why should life be all labor when one could also play?” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, V. Pres. Photography Club, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Jr. Sr. Prom Com- mittee Member, Black Masque, Home Room Officer. McSWAIN PAGE PALMER PALMER PENNINGTON PICKLER , REEVES RITCHIE JIMMY PENNINGTON . . . “Happy am I; from care I am free ” . . . Stunt Night, Red Cross Member. BOBBY REEVES . . . “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Pres. Hi-Y, Hi-Y Conv., Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Homeroom Officer, Boosters Club, Black Masque. NELLIE PICKER . . . “Silence is more eloquent than words” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, 2nd Place World Peace Study Winner, F.H.A., Boosters Club, D.O. Student, Annual Staff, Open House Cuide. ROCHELLE RITCHIE . . . “The smile that won ' t come off” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Bible Club, Tri-Hi-Y, French Club, Full Moon Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Decorating Comm., Black Masque, Home room Officer, Usher Jr. Play, Usher Spring Concert. RACHEL ROBINSON . . . “A loving heart is the beginning of all knowledge” . . . Bible Club, F.H.A., Transferred from Meck- lenburg High School, Charlotte, N. C. JOANN RUMMAGE . . . “She has brown hair and speaks small like a woman” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Bible Club, Photog- raphy Club, Pres., Sec., and Song Leader of F.H.A. Conv., Annual Staff, Ji. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Chm. of Refreshment Comm, for NCSSC. ANN RUSSELL . . . “Neatly dressed and full of fun, gay and well-liked by everyone” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Boosters Club, French Club, Full Moon Staff, Annual S taff, Student Council, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Homeroom Officer, Waitress Sen. Banquet, Sponsor, Usher Spring Concert, Jr. Play Make Up Comm., Homecoming and Soph. Hop Decorating Comm., 9th Grade Operetta. MELVIN RUSHING . . . “A mortal, sensible, and well-built man” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Cast of Rainbow Minstrel, Home- room Officer. ROBINSON RUMMAGE RUSSELL RUSHING SCHADT SETZLER SHEPPARD SIBLEY DIXIE SCHADT . . . “ The reward of a thing well done is to have done it” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Pres, and Treas. of Tri-Hi-Y, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Student Council Mural Comm., Waitress Sen. Banquet, Jr. Play Cast, 9th Grade Operetta, County Wide Field Night, Homecoming and Soph. Hop Decorating Comm., Tri-Hi-Y Basketball Team, Nat. Honor Society, cast of “Headin’ For A WeddinV RALPH SETZER . . . “He has achieved success who has lived well , laughed often , and loved much” . . . Athlete of the Month, V. Pres, of Monogram Club, Who’s Who, Science Fair, Stunt Night. Field Day, Marshal, Pres. Hi-Y, Boosters Club, French Club, Sports Editor of Full Moon, Editor of Annual, Nat. Hon. Society, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Pres. Soph. Class, Co-Captain Foot- ball, Homeroom Officer, Hi-Y Basketball, B-Team Football, Manager of Basketball Team, Tiack Team (2), Intramural Basket- ball, Softball, 9th Grade Operetta, All Conference and All State Football. YVONNE SHEPPARD . . . “For ever blessing and for ever blest” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, F.T.A., Librarian, V. Pres, of Bible Club, Photography Club, V. Pres. Parliamen- tarian of F.H.A., Booster’s Club, French Club, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Home Room Officer (3). DAN SIBLEY . . . “Common sense is seeing things as they are and doing things as they should be done” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Pres, of Hi-Y, Asst. Business Editor of Full Moon, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom. Comm., Black Masque Club, Home Room Officer, Booster’s Club, 9th Grade Operetta, “Headin’ For a Weddin’.” tarA oj ’54 KEITH SIKES . . . “The mirror of all courtesy” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Hi-Y, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Boosters Club. KENNETH SMITH . . . “Each man is the molder of his own fortune” . . . Athlete of the Month, Monogram Club, Stunt Night, Varsity Football, Student Lion, Baseball, Shrine Bowl. CRAIG SMITH . . . “My heart is whole , my fancy free , run on small girls , don ' t bother me” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Hi-Y, Full Moon Staff, Jr. S. Prom. Comm., Treas. of Soph. Class, Home Room Officer (3), Color Guard in Band. LOUISE SMITH . . . “And there is perpetual summer in her heart” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Library Club, D.O. Student, Annual Staff, 9th Grade Operetta. SIKES SMITH SMITH SMITH SMITH SNOTHERLY ' SNUGGS SPEIGHT PEGGY SMITH . . . “Born with the sense of laughter” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Library Club, D.O. Student, Annual Staff, Open House Guide, Tri-Hi-Y, Homeroom Officer. KAY SNUGGS . . . “The power of thought— the magic of the mind” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Bible Club, Chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., French Club, Jr. Red Cross, Homeroom Officer, Bible Club Publicity Comm. MYRON SNOTHERLY . . . “Happiness is cheaper than worry ; why pay the higher price?” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Hi-Y Conv., Pres. Sen. Class, Full Moon Staff, V.Pres. Soph Class, Black Masque, Announcer at Foot- ball Games, Intramural Basketball, Softball, Hi-Basketball, “Head- in’ For a Weddin’.” GRACE SPEIGHT . . . “Little said is soon amended” Girls Chorus. S. enior SHIRLEY SWARINGEN . . . “ It ' s quality rather than quantity that counts” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Boosters Club, Tri- Hi-Y, F.H.A., Girls Chorus, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Homeroom Officer, Waitress Sen. Banquet, 9th Grade Operetta, “Headin’ For a Weddin’.” LARRY TALBERT . . . “To be trusted is a greater compliment than to be loved” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Marshal, Hi-Y, Full Moon Staff, Delegate to Forest City Conv., Business Mgr. of Annual, Student Council, V.Pres. Jr. Class, Nat. Honor Society, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm. Varsity Basketball (2), Varsity Football (2), Student Botarian, Sports Staff of Full Moon, Intramural basketball, football, and softball, 9th Grade Operetta, B-team, Boys’ Double Quartet, Athlete of Month, Basketball and football. Who’s Who. LULA GRAY THOMAS . . . “The smile that wont come off” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, V.Pres. Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Boosters Club, Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Waitress Sen. Banquet, 9lh Grade Operetta, Homecoming Decorating Comm. LYNDELL THOMPSON . . . “When fun and duty clash, let duty go to smash” . . . Stunt Night, Photography Club, Treas. Hi-Y, V.Pres. of Library Club, Boys Chorus, Boosters Club, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Cast of Rainbow Minstrel, Homeroom Officer, Band, 9th Grade Operetta. SWARINGEN TALBERT THOMAS THOMPSON TREECE MARVIN THOMPSON . . . “A mind equal to any undertaking he puts it along side of” . . . Stunt Night, D.O. Student. BEN TREECE . . . “I like work; it fascinates me. I can sit and look at it for hours” . . . D.O. Student, Intramural, Basketball, Baseball, Softball, Volley Ball, Homeroom Officer. Stars oj ’54 RICHARD TUCKER . . . “Character is higher than intelligence” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night. DELORES WAISNER . . . “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart” . . . Science Fair, V. Pres, of Library Club, Annual Staff, Homeroom Officer, Library Conv. TROUTMAN TUCKER VANCE TROUTMAN . . . “What could I be but what I am?” . . . Stunt Night, Field Day, Jr. Sr. Prom Com. LARRY TUCKER . . . “The man whose friendship is sincere , Who knows no guilt and feels no fear” . . . Monogram Club, Science Fair, Assembly Comm., Field Day, Pres, and Treas. of Photography Club, Pres, and V. Pres, of Boosters Club, Dept. Editor of Annual, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., V. Pres., Historian, and Program Chm. of Music Masters Society, Black Masque, Cast of “Scrambled Eggs,” Basketball (2), Homeroom Officer (3), Jr. Play Cast, Sen. Banquet Entertainer. Sanford High School: Marshal, Student Council, Track Team, B-Team Basketball. GARY WAISNER ... “I take life easy and have no regrets” . . . Science Fair, Field Day, Photography Club, Black Masque. JO ANN WARD . . . “The hand that follows intellect can achieve” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Library Club, Pres, and County Treas., Historian of F.H.A., Boosters Club, French Club, Library Conv. (2), F.H.A. County and State Conv., (3), Annual Staff, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Refreshment Comm, for NCSSC, Refreshment Comm, for Nat. Hon. Soc. Tea., Home Room Officer. TUCKER WAISNER WAISNER WARD WEAVER WHITLEY ' WHITLEY YOW CHARLES WEAVER . . . “Exceedingly well read” . . . Transfer- red from Warrenton, North Carolina, Bible Club. JOE WHITLEY . . . “Great is my wisdom , though , just, and play” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Homeroom Officer, B-Team football. SYLVIA WHITLEY . . . “A merry heart makes a cheerful countenance” . . . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Sec. and Chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Boosters Club, French Club, Full Moon Staff, Annual Staff, Nat. Hon. Society, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Music Masters Society, Black Masque, Homeroom Officer, Jr. Play Cast, Waitress at Sen. Banquet, Student Council Mural Comm., Sponsor, Field Night, Decorating for Homecoming and Soph. Hop, In charge of Homecoming Sponsors, 9th Grade Operetta, “Headin’ For a Weddin’.” LARRY YOW . . . “As happy a man as any in the world” . . . Science Fair, Assembly Comm.. Stunt Night, Field Day, Photog- raphy Club, Sec. of Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Student Council, Pres. Jr. Class, Jr. Sr. Prom Comm., Black Masque, Cast of “Oh, Promise Me,” Homeroom Officer, Sen. Banquet Entertainer, Tumbling Team. IN MEMORIAM In remembrance of a trusted friend and fellow-classmate, we the Seniors will always remember with high admiration. LYNDELL CURLEE February 6, 1936 December 25, 1953 26 Most Likely to Succeed Richard Jordan Ann Ivey Claud Grigg Most Influential Margaret Brunson Claud Grigg Most Dependable Jimmy Griffin Georgia Beaver STAR PERFORMERS Friendliest Ellen Palmer Larry Tucker Most Studious Sally Crook Victor Dry Most Talented Dixie Schadt Sherrill Aldridge Most Original Lydia Hall Dwayne Lowder Most Popular Margaret Brunson Ralph Setzler Best Looking Ellen Palmer Wayne Palmer STAR Best Athletes Evelyn Kimrey Arthur Lynn Doris Hinson Cutest Lydia Hall Larry Hartsell Best Dressed Lydia Hall Jimmy Millican Biggest Talkers Bryce Luther Dixie Schadt PERFORMERS Wittiest Lula Thomas Steve McLendon Best All-Around Margaret Brunson Richard Jordan ' M-m-m-m, good!” Now is flic hour ‘Dig that crazy dining hall! “ When we were Sophomores” Miss Lillian Misenheimer, Sponsor JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Dickie Cashwell, President Johnnie Rummage, Vice-President Jeffie Lee, Secretary Johnnie Williams, Treasurer “ Central Senate” “ Sore feet?” Pat Allan Donald Almond Mark Almond Johnsie Baldwin Janet Barbee Ray Barringer Bill Becker Kathryn Blalock J U N 101 Nancy Burleson Betty Jean Burris Betty Lou Burris Dickie Cashwell Miriam Davis Arnelle Doby Carlene Doby Shelby Jean Doby Myra Efird Wanda Efird Dorothy Ellis Johnny Estridge :lass Pete Chance Larry Chance Marvin Clark Polly Clark Jimmy Cook Louise Cooper Allan Corbett Kent Davis Larry Eudy Opal Eudy Wayne Eudy Janice Eury Ronnie Fox Roger Freeman Sue Furr Elliot Gaddy Skipper Gantt Phyllis Greer Dwain Harrington Martha Harward Edward Hatley Violet Hatley Sarah Jo Hinson Elizabeth Howard Elaine Hudson Elizabeth Hunsucker Max Hunsucker Charles James JUNIOR Lewis James Jimmy Johnson Eleanor Jones Bobby Josey Wayne Kimrey Mary Jane Kirkpatrick Jeffie Lee Patsy Lineberry Frances Litaker Dwight Little Sylvia Long Elaine Lowder Garreth Lowder Ned Lowder Shirley Lowder Jerry Mauldin Russell Mauldin Patty Mann Ivy Mabe Myra Melton CLASS Elaine Mills Jeanette Moose John David Moose Gerald Morris Jolee Morris Nancy Morris Martha Morrow Helen Morton Lonnie Morton Gary Mull Pete Napier F aye Nash Janice Parker Bobby Peck Charlotte Pope Frances Regan Joan Renger Arce Rose Rich Sylvia Rogers Frances Ross JUNIOR Johnny Rummage Stephen Sasser Geraldine Saunders Roger Saunders Judy Scaggs Kenneth Shepherd Earl Simpson Harvey Ann Smith Donnie Smith Lyndell Smith Leon Snuggs Melvin Speight Jean Starr Marion Stiller Sue Swanner Elaine Swaringen Luther Swaringen Susie Swaringen Belvin Terry Loretta Thomas CLASS Bernice Thompson Shirley Tindle Amorelle Tucker Polly Tucker Ronnie Tucker Sandra Westerlund Sue Whitley Yoder Whitley John Ray Williams The friendly five’ “ Ain’t she sweet” “The fountain of youth” 38 Jimmy Almond, President Jimmy Coggins, Vice President Betty Boone, Secretary Carrie Eudy, Treasurer Mrs. N. A. Hayes, Sponsor ‘‘What’ll you have?’ “Dottie” “Let’s take an old-fashioned walk’ 39 SOPHOMORE First Row: Patsy Aldridge, David Allen, Bobby Almond, Jimmy Almond, Eltus Andrews, Norma Jean Arey, Pat Atkins, James Austin. Second Row: Kenneth Barbee, Jimmy Barbee, Linda Barnes, Jerry Barrier, Judy Barringer, Bobby Balcom, Linda Benner, Allen Bennet. Third Row: Betty Boone, Barbara Bowers, Gene Bowers, Edshay Brunson, La Trelle Burleson, Ted Burleson, Eugene Burris, Jimmy Burris. Fourth Row: Larry Burris, Kay Cauthen, Dean Chandler, Maurice Clark, Bobby Coggins, Jimmy Coggins, Jerry Cooper, Barbara Copley. Fifth Row: Melvin Cox, Beaupine Crisco, Susie Culp, Vicky Culp, Bruce Curley, Sylvia Davis, Yvonne Davis, Junior Dennis. 40 CLASS First Row: Betty Doby, Sybil Efird, Carrie Eudy, Irene Eudy, Shirley Eudy, Jack Faulkner, Eddie Fenters, Bill Fisher. Second Row: Billy Fitzgerald, Edward Fitzgerald, Paul Frick, Delores Frick, Jean Furr, Peggy Furr, Phyllis Furr, Tobie Furr. Third Row : Mickey Green, Celia Griffin, Patsy Griggs, Eddie Gudger, Kay Haire, Paul Haire, Betty Hall, Earl Harker. Fourth Row: Zalotta Harris, Phyllis Hardsell, Maxine Harwood, Fois Harward, Mickey Harwood, Diane Hathcock, Yvonne Hathcock, Pamela Hinson. Fifth Row: Jeanette Hitchcock, Barbara Holt, Elaine Holt, Shirley Holt, Jo Ann Huneycutt, Jahala Hudson, Iris Hunsucker, Gerald Johnson. 41 SOPHOMORE First Row: Bobby Kimrey, Tommy Johnson, Luther Kimrey, Joe Kluttz, Folger Koontz, Marie Lambert, Hazel Lawhon, Margie Lee. Second Row: Jimmy Leonard, Carol Sue Leonard, Larry Lisk, Aaron Lowder, Billy Lowder, Carol Lowder, George Lowder, Max Lowder. Third Row: Norma Sue Lowder, Elwood Mabry, Jeanette McDonald, Nancy Macduffie, Barbara McIntyre, Cread McManus, Sibley Ann Manus, Ross Mason. Fourth Row: Elizabeth Medlin, Joan Melton, Gary Miller, Jean Morgan, Ruth Morris, Marvin Morton, Shirley Morton, Shirley Owenby. Fifth Row: Wayne Page, Franchot Palmer, Gary Phifer, Sandra Poplin, Carol Price, Peggy Price, Thomas Reeves, Johnny Richardson. 42 CLASS First Row: John Ritchie, Hubert Rogers, Sue Rogers, Ralph Rummage, Benny Russell, Frances Russell, Johnsie Russell, Larry Scarboro. Second Row: Carolyn Smith, Charlie Smith, Doris Smith, Vivian Smith, Wade Smith, James Speight, Jerry Springer, Jo Stallings. Third Row: Reba Starnes, Dot Starr, Billy Stiller, Don Swaringen, Kay Talbert, Glenda Tenery, David Terry, Coy Thompson. Fourth Row: Pattie Thompson, Shelby Thompson, Wayne Tucker, Joyce Turner, Charlie Ussery, Dwayne Waisner, Janice Wallace, Dot Walker. Fifth Row: Benny Watts, Carolyn Whitley, Nancy Whitley. 43 t Mr. Rex Benton Sponsor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS David Grigg ; President Bernie Miller, Vice President Linda Moose, Secretary Jewell Bunting, Treasurer “The lineup’’ ' Hark, a ship!’ ‘I swim in the sun “ FRESHMAN First Row: P. Andrews, M. Angell, R. Arey, A. Barbee, N. Barrier, J. Biddle, P. Blake, B. Bost. Second Row: C. Bost, R. Bowers, J. Brooks, T. Brooks, G. Bruton, J. Bunting, G. Buiwe, S. Burris. Third Row: B. Burleson, C. Burleson, L. Burleson, M. Cagle, W. Carpenter, N. Carpenter, A. Coble, J. Cochran. Fourth Row: R. Cole, W. Cole, M. Cooper, B. Corbett, J. Courville, J. Cranford, V. Cranford, R. Crawley. Fifth Row: C. Crisco, S. Davis, J. Deese, L. Duke, M. Dry, E. Earnhardt, P. Edwards, P. Edwards. Sixth Row: C. Efird, P. Efird, B. Eudy, V. Eury, W. Eudy, D. Farmer, S. Fesperman, L. Freeman. CLASS First Row: S. Gantt, S. Goss, M. Grittin, D. Grigg, B. Hartsell, P. Harwood, G. Hatchcock, R. Hatley. Second Row: B. Helms, F. Helms, C. Hill, J. Hinson, J. Hinson, L. Holt, R. Hudson, C. Honeycutt. Third Row: J. Honeycutt, J. Iddings, C. James, R. Jordan, B. Kimrey, H. Kimrey, H. Kluttz, S. Kluttz. Fourth Row: G. Langley, R. Laton, L. Lisk, C. Little, D. Lowder, J. Lowder, L. Lowder, K. Lucas. Fifth Row: G. Lunsford, B. Lyon, L. McLeod, G. McManus, M. Mann, P. Mauldin, L. Mauldin, R. Mauldin. Sixth Row: S. Mauldin, S. Mauldin, B. Miller, R. Miller, M. Mills, L. Moose, J. Morris, R. Morris. 47 FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: M. Morgan, C. Morrow, H. Morton, S. Page, G. Pendergraft, P. Pickier, B. Plyer, A. Presson. Second Row: D. Prince, T. Ragsdale, J. Reap, J. Richardson, J. Renger, R. Rogerson, J. Robinson, A. Rogers. Third Row: R. Russell, S. Russell, S. Russell, P. Sasser, D. Scarboro, S. Scarboro, T. Shaver, G. Simons. Fourth Row: C. Simpson, P. Simpson, R, Simpson, C. Smith, J. Smith, J. Smith, L. Smith, L. Smith. Fifth Row: N. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, M. Suggs, J. Stiller, B. Stoker, J. Stokes, H. Strickland. Sixth Row: G. Talbert, K. Talbert, N. Talbert, V. Talbert, D. Taylor, J. Taylor, J. Thomas, C. Thompson. 48 FRESHMAN CLASS First Row: J. Thompson, P. Troutman, V. Troutman, D. Tucker, E. Tucker, Second Row: B. Vanhoy, G. Weave , J. Wester- lund, L. Whitley, R. Whitley. MASCOTS Patricia Ann Burleson Harold Drennon 49 Shh— lights out; curtain going up for Act II— Activities. Suddenly a spotlight pierces the darkness and highlights the activities of the past year in a blaze of splendor. Dramatists, musicians, council members, photographers, librarians, journalists, and many others take their places before us in a reivew of activities. Each seems to radiate a glow of importance and satisfaction, for the actors and actresses have played their parts well. ACT II RICHARD JORDAN President BOBBY PECK Vice-President WADE SMITH Secretary LARRY HARTSELL Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL 52 First Row John Stokes, John Ellington, Richard Jordan, Bobby Peck, Wade Smith, Larry Hartsell. Second Row Jo Ann Atkins, Carrie Eudy, Lydia Hall, Bemie Miller, David Grigg, Bryce Luther, Sue Whitley. Third Row: Dottie Walker, Jeanette Hinson, Frances Ross, Joe Kluttz, Jimm Almond, Claud Grigg. Fourth Row: Phillip Simpson, Eddie Fenters, Elliott Gaddy, Larry Chance, Hurley Strickland, Rex Benton, Mrs. Mazel Lyke. The Student Council is composed of the four student body officers and a council representa- tive from each home room. Its main purpose is to promote all worthy projects which will maintain the high standards of the school and be beneficial to students. The Student Council was host to th State Student Council Convention this year and was highly praised for its success. The concession stand on the football field as well as the one in the Student Lounge was operated by this organization. Other projects include improve- ments in the Student Lounge, a study ball for students, a Student Handbook, books for the library, and ferns for the auditorium. The Student Council this year decided also to contribute 50% of the funds to the school for necessary materials and worthy projects. ■ ARTHUR LYNN LYDIA HALL BOBBY EUDY ANN IVEY President Vice President Secretary Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First Row: Kathryn Groves, Sylvia Whitley, Sally Crook, Jo Atkins, Georgia Beaver, Ann Ivey, Bobby Eudy, Margaret Brunson, Lydia Hall. Second Row: Larry Hartsell, Ralph Setzler, Claud Grigg, Arthur Lynn, Larry Talbert, Victor Dry, Richard Jordan. Not pictured: Dixie Schadt. The Modern Music Masters Society is now in its second year, but in this short time it has obtained outstanding honors and has undertaken numerous projects. This year the Albemarle High School Music Masters was selected as one of the top ten chapters in the United States and its sponsor, Paul Fry, was appointed regional director of the Music Masters Society. Members having contributed to the music life of the school in an outstanding manner are selected. Students in the tenth, eleventh, and twelfth grades are eligible, and members are accepted on the basis of scholarship, character, service, co-operation and leadership. It is required that each member belong to a music department of the school and have a “B” average in music. The officers of the Club are Larry Hartsell, President; Larry Tucker, Vice-President; Kathryn Groves, Secretary; Frances Ross, Treasurer; Ronnie Curlee, Historian. IN THE STUDENT LOUNGE OFFICERS MODERN MUSIC MASTERS 54 BLACK MASQUE The Black Masque Club is open for membership to Juniors and Seniors interested in dramatics. Its purpose is to train students in dramatics and play production and to present plays for the entertainment of the student body. This year the Black Masque consists of fifty-five members. This group has presented two plays in as- sembly: “The Uninvited Ghost and “A Date For Bobby Sox”. The Juniors and Seniors have also contributed to the dramatic program, the Juniors with their play, “A Ready-Made Family”, and the Seniors with their presenta- tion, “Headin’ For A Weddin’.” OFFICERS MARGARET BRUNSON President PAT ALLAN V ice-President BOBBY EUDY Secretary ELLEN PALMER T reastirer LYDIA HALL JIMMY GRIFFIN Scrapbook Co-Chairmen “ Uninvited Ghost” 55 CROSSROADS STAFF RALPH SETZLER Editor LARRY TALBERT Business Manager JIMMY GRIFFIN Assistant Editor ANN IVEY Literary Editor ARTHUR LYNN S ports Editor BETTY LEFLER Typing Editor GEORGIA BEAVER Assistant Business Manager LYDIA HALL Art Editor LARRY TUCKER Photographer ’ MRS. JACOB M. CARTER Adviser Business Staff Literary Staff Typing Staff 56 FULL MOON STAFF CLAUD GRIGG Editor VICTOR DRY Business Manager RALPH SETZLER Sports Editor LYDIA HALL News Editor MARGARET BRUNSON Feature Editor DAN SIBLEY Assistant Business Manager MARY FOREMAN Circulation Manager Ann Ivey Managing Editor MYRON SNOTHERLY Assistant Sports Editor KATHRYN GROVES Assistant Feature Editor MRS. PAUL B. FRY Adviser 57 Feature Staff Sports Staff News Staff aiUtt Uil ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee sets as its goal to supply entertaining and informative assembly programs throughout the year. Under the advisership of Mr. Paul Fry, the committee is composed of eight seniors, five juniors, three sophomores, and two freshmen. These members have the job of planning each Friday’s assembly program and of seeing that the program is carried out smoothly. The purposes of the Mary Gulledge Club are to learn about the opportunities of teaching, to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher, to study the lives of great teachers, and to foster the development of student leadership. To become a member of this club, students must be interested in teaching, and have the necessary qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership. Officers— Lydia Hall, President; Bill Beeker, Vice President; Amorelle Tucker, Secretary; Mary Jane Kirkpatrick, Treasurer; Jeffie Lee, Historian; Yvonne Sheppard, Librarian; Miss Doris Tucker, Sponsor. MARY GULLEGE CLUB jp ' i IT fS ■ ■ • if j -jA W ' : m If jM t - 58 PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB Although only two years old, the Photography Club is an active club in the school. The members strive to create an interest in Photography and to learn more about the avocation. Contributing pictures for the annual and Full Moon is a valuable service rendered to the school by the members of this club. Membership is open to- anyone in any grade who is interested in photography. The Library Club of Albemarle High School, composed of students who work as assistants to the librarian, Miss Pearle Michael, has as its purpose— To study ways and means of enriching library service and experience through the use of boys and girls as junior librarians. The assistants have as their duties: housekeeping, circulation desk work, preparation of books and materials, shelving and shelf reading, and simple mending. The officers of this club are: Steve McLendon, President; Lyndall Thompson, Vice-President; Kenneth Sheppard, Secretary; Pete Napier, Treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB 59 JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL The chief purpose of the Junior Red Cross Council of Albemarle High School is to promote Junior Red Cross membership in the school. Each year one representative is chosen to attend the state camp in Green Cove, N. C. Officers are— Johnny Ellington, chairman; Opal Eudy, vice president; Amorelle Tucker, secretary; Phyllis Hartsell, treasurer. The adviser is Mrs. N. A. Hayes. The F.H.A. is a national organization for students studying homemaking in high school. All students taking Home Economics, or those who have previously been enrolled and are still in school may become members. Each year the members attend conferences, and several projects are undertaken. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 60 k { hdi . ft RH9 I ■nl l ‘ H k 1 w i Vill i i ' if HH tm 1 1 m il ■ % I « R • ® I THE BIBLE CLUB The officers of the club for the first semester were: Jimmy Griffin, president; Yvonne Sheppard, vice-president; Barbara Holt, secretary; Jo Stallings, treasurer; Jo Ellen Brooks, general representative, Johnnsie Russell, historian; Susie Swaringen, chorister, Amorelle Tucker, pianist. Second semester officers were: Eugene Burris, president; Pattie Almond, vice-president; Loretta Thomas, secretary; Preston Burr, treasurer; Susie Swaringen historian; Amorelle Tucker, pianist. Sixty-five students have organized the Bible Club, which is a part of the North Carolina State Club Organization. The purpose of the club is as follows: To become better acquainted with God’s word, to witness to others by word and deed, and to promote Christian fellowship, primarily among young people. The club has found that they have become better acquainted with God ' s word through their monthly Saturday night meetings. The programs have included outstanding speakers, movies, and special seasonal programs. Parties, weekly business meetings, and working together on projects have helped develop Christian fellowship. The club takes as the basis for this three-fold purpose, I John 1:1-3: That which we have seen and heard declare we unto you, that ye also may have fellowship with us; and truly our fellowship is with the Father, and with his son, Jesus Christ. 61 SENIOR CLUB OFFICERS Larry Hartsell President John Ellington Vice President Larry Yow Secretary Jimmy Millican Treasurer Richard Jordan Chaplain HI-Y JUNIOR CLUB OFFICERS Donnie Smith President John Ray Williams Vice President Charles James Secretary Marvin Clark T reasurer Dwayne Harrington Chaplain 62 TRI-HI-Y SENIOR CLUB OFFICERS Ann Ivey Margaret Brunson Sally Cfook Dixie Schadt Sylvia Whitley President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Chaplain JUNIOR CLUB OFFICERS Sue Whitley President Phyllis Greer Vice-President Frances Ross Secretary Amorelle Tucker Treasurer Pat Allan Chaplain SOPHOMORE CLUB OFFICERS Zalotta Harris Barbara Holt Vickie Culp Susie Culp Joyce Turner President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer Chaplain FRESHMAN CLUB OFFICERS Linda Moose President Jeanette Hinson Vice-President Elizabeth Tucker Secretary Mary Lynn Angell Treasurer Linda Duke Chaplain 63 “O Happy Day’’ “With a Song in my Heart” “Harmony” 64 “ Ole Black Jim” And the clowns make music.” 65 Ninth Grade Chorus Boys’ Chorus :horus Girls’ Chorus ALBEMARLE HIGH SCHOOL BAND The Albemarle High School Band had a very successful year. Among its activities were participating in the District Contest at Salisbury, attending College Band Day at Duke University, and performing in a joint half-time ceremony at Thomasv ille High School. Fifty members composed the marching band and forty members the concert band. Ronnie Curlee President Elliot Gaddy Vice-President Phyllis Hartsell Secretary Bill Fisher Treasurer Mr. Spencer Hatley Director Jean Starr Student Director MAJORETTES First Row: Kathryn Groves, Chief; Barbara Furr, Mascot; Linda Moose. Second Row: Peggy Furr, Sylvia Rogers, Ann Smith, Mary Lynn Angell. Absent when picture was made, Judy Scaggs. 68 69 The curtains open with a flourish upon Act III, and the play gains suspense and action as the audience is carried through a victorious football season packed with spectacular games and memorable triumphs. Across the stage also parade the action of two basketball teams and the records of baseball and track teams. In this act are also presented the all-important cheerleaders and the backbone of the final act, the Boosters Club. ACT III D. Moose 16 Donnie Smith 27 Wade Smith 20 Charles James 15 Luther Kimery 23 Bobby Peck 30 71 — Seated: Roger Freeman, Edshay Brunson, Arthur Lynn, Ralph Setzler, Dickie Cashwell, Lyndell Smith. Kneeling: Lowell Hartsell, Jimmy Millican, Donnie Smith, “T-Boe’’ McLendon, Wade Smith, Skipper Gantt, Claud Grigg, Bobby Peck. Standing: Charles James, Ken Smith, John David Moose, Richard Jordan, Roger Saunders, Jimmy Page, Larry Talbert, Rogers Furr, George Bruton, Luther Kimrey. RESULTS BULL DOGS Albemarle 33 Winecoff 0 Albemarle 26 Kannapolis 0 Albemarle 27 I exington 0 Albemarle 19 Childrens’ Home . . . . 6 Albemarle 48 Spencer 12 Albemarle 28 Monroe 0 Albemarle 20 Thomasville 13 Albemarle 59 Myers Park 0 Albemarle 41 Concord 0 Albemarle 28 Asheboro 0 Albemarle 14 Belmont 6 343 37 72 1953 FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS After finishing second for three consecutive seasons, the Albemarle Bulldogs won the championship of the South Piedmont Con- ference. The line featured Richard Jordan, Otty Lynn, Lowell Hartsell, Larry Talbert, Jimmy Page, Ken Smith, Jimmy Millican, T-Boe McLendon, Bobby Peck, Drag Kimrey, Charlie James, and Dickie Cashwell. The backs were: Ralph Setzer, Donnie Smith, Wade Smith, John David Moose, Skipper Gantt, and Claud Grigg. Albemarle opened its season by rolling over Winecoff 33-0. Setzer s long put returns were the feature of the game. The bulldogs stopped Kannapolis 26-0. Page, K. Smith, and Jordan were the top per- formers for Albemarle. Albemarle unleased a sharp passing attack which produced three TD’s against Lexington. Page, K. Smith, and James led the defense as the Bulldogs won their third game, 28-0. Moose scored on two long reverse plays as Albemarle topped Children’s Home 19-6. Spencer was victim number five by 48-12 in the homecoming game. Monroe was dropped by a 28-0 count as Donnie Smith reeled off several long runs. Thomasville scared Albemarle, but the Bull- dogs eked out a 20-13 win, with Jimmy Millican the defense star. Showing devastating power, Albemarle smashed Myers Park, 59-0. The Bulldogs gained their ninth victory over Concord, by a score of 41-0. Albemarle won the championship of the South Piedmont Conference for the first time since 1946 by defeating Asheboro 28-0. In a post season game, the Bulldogs played and defeated Belmont’s previously undefeated Red Raiders by a score of 14-6. It was an im- pressive victory for Albemarle, and caused many critics to rate the team as best in North Carolina. Seniors on the team were: Co-captains Otty Lynn and Ralph Setzer, and Richard Jordan, Larrv Talbert, Lowell Hartsell, Jimmy Page, Ken Smith, Jimmy Millican, T-Boe McLendon, Claud Grigg, and Rogers Furr. “ Before . . . “And After. 74 { m { mk m i 1 IB 1 1 IB 1 | i, m B ■ iwi lailW v K f Mm W if jgp 1$A i PJr w3| w JlsiT k GIRLS ' BASKETBALL FIRST STRING Left to right Janet Glover, Evelyn Kimrey, Doris Hinson, Judy Barringer, Louise Cooper, Harvey Ann Smith. Standing: Claud Grigg, Larry Talbert. Kneeling: Arthur Lynn, Richard Jordan, J. W. Foster. BOYS 7 BASKETBALL FIRST STRING First Row: Janet Glover, Harvey Ann Smith, Doris Hinson, Judy Barringer, Evelyn Kimrey, Jo Ann Coley. Second Rou Sylvia Davis, Vickie Culp, Libby Sue McLaud, Sue Page Bobby Kimrey. Third Row: Miss Schell, Coach, Carrie Eudy, Norma Sue Lowder, Dottie Walker, Pat Allen, Louise Cooper, Patty Sue Almond, Patty Mann, Score keeper, Susie Culp, Manager. BASKETBALL SCHEDULE 1954 Jan. 8 Mooresville There Jan. 12 Concord There Jan. 15 Kannapolis Here Jan. 22 Winecofl Here Jan. 26 Monroe There Jan. 29 Winecoff There Feb. 2 China Grove There Fel). 5 Concord Here Feb. 9 Kannapolis There Feb. 12 Landis Here Feb. 16 Mooresville Here Feb. 19 Monroe Here Feb. 23 China Grove Here Feb. 26 Landis There MISS MARY SCHELL Girls’ Coach 76 First Row: Mickey Greene, Manager, Edshay Brunson, Manager, Larry Chance, Otty Lynn, Claud Grigg, Jimmy Brown, Larry Tucker. Second Row: Jimmy Coggins, Richard Jordan, J. W. Foster, Ben Treece, Larry Talbert, Lonnie Morton, Rex Benton, Coach. 77 BASEBALL 1954 BASEBALL SCHEDULE Jerry Tray wick 0 J. W. Foster 0 Bobby Coggins 0 Claude Lawhon 6 Jimmy Brown Larry Chance 0 T-Toe McLendo: Drag Kimery 0 TEAM Date Team Place Time Roster April 2 Mooresville away 3:30 P.M. April 6 Landis here 3:30 P.M. IB April 9 Mooresville here 1:30 P.M. IB April 13 Concord away 3:30 P.M. 2B April 16 China Grove away 3:30 P.M. 2B April 20 Kannapolis away 3:30 P.M. SS April 23 Winecoff here 3:30 P.M. ss April 27 Winecoft away 3:30 P.M. 3B April 30 Kannapolis here 3:30 P.M. 1° C May 4 China Grove here 3:30 P.M. c May 7 Concord here 3:30 P.M. p May 11 Landis away 3:30 P.M. Ray Gene Smith P Jimmy Coggins 0 P Donnie Smith 0 RF TRACK TEAM A.H.S. sponsored a track team in 1953 for the first time. Coach Webb directed the team, which com- peted in the state track meet in Chapel Hill and the conference meet at Statesville. David Bruton heaved the shot-put, Ottie Lynn and Larry Tucker did the jumping and hurdling and John D. Moose, Ralph Setzler, Skipper Gantt, and Claud Grigg were the runners. ROSTER First Rate Larry Tucker. Second Row Skipper Gantt, Ralph Setzer. Thitd Row John David Moose, Claud Grigg, Otty Lynn. First Row: Otty Lynn, Rogers Furr, Jimmy Page, J. W. Fester. Second Row Charles Smith, Wade Smith, Jimmy Millican, Claud Grigg, Billy Fitzgerald. Third Row: Charles James, Ken Smith, Ralph Setzler, Steve McLendon, Luther Kimery. Fourth Row: Richard Jordan, Bobby Peck, Larry Talbert, Lowell Hartsell, Larry Chance. Fifth Row: Larry Tucker, Janet Glover, Louise Cooper. MONOGRAM CLUB This club is made up of the boys and girls who have earned letters as members and managers of varsity athletic teams. The club awards a sweater for each year of participa- tion in the athletic program. The sweaters are navy blue with a white letter “A and a white stripe for each year of participation on a varsity team. The adviser is Coach Webb. 79 OFFICERS Larry Tucker, President Ann Ivey, Vice-President Doretha Boone, Sec.-T reas. 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