Albemarle High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Albemarle, NC)

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Westerlund English and Social Studies Carolyn Holt English and Mathematics Barbara Lowder Physical Education Mrs. Mazel Bowles Lyke Biology Herbert Pendergraft French and English Bill Robinette Social Studies Mrs. Hiram Saunders Science and English 1 THE 1 J SENIOR MATES John David Moose President Elliott Gaddy Vice President Edward Hailey Secretary Yoder Whitley Treasurer 'yy- R, ..T..... 'V- Gerald Barbee "Quietness is best." Janet Barbee "Gaiety makes us great." Ray Barringer 'AA willing heart, a helping hand, Always ready on command." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Boosters Club, Student Council Representative. Bill Beeker "Knowledge ils, indeed, that which, nextto virture, truly and essentially raises one man above another." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Pres. and V. Pres. F.T.A., American Legion Contest Winner, 12nd placel, Stu- dent Council, Feature Staff of Full Moon, Literary Staff of C"05SV00dS,. Honor Society, Modern Music Masters, Home Room President, World Peace Winner, Dance Bond. SENIORS Pat Allan "Gay and humorous, her friends are numerous." Letter Girl, Science Fair, Field Day, Assembly Committee, Homecoming Sponsor, Basketball Team, 131, Boosters Club, Pres. and V, Pres. Black Masque, Debating Team, Chairman of Standing Committee of Student Council, Tri-Hi-Y Chap- lain and Secretary, T. B. Essay Award Winner, Full Moon Feature Staff, Crossroads Literary Staff, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee, Home Room Officer, Waitress for Senior Banquet, Creative Writing Club. Donald Almond "The gardens of kindness never fade." Science Fair, D.O. Student, News Staff of Full Moon, Typing Staff of Crossroads, Boys' Chorus Minstrel. CL.'l5QI'lgQl"fl Mark Almond "He smiled with the intent to do mischief." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Library Club, Boosters Club. .lohnsie Baldwin "The good and wise lead quiet lives." Stunt Night, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Boosters Club, Literary Staff of Crossroads, Typing Staff of Crossroads, D.O. Student, Home Ec. Play. SENIORS Kathryn Blalock "Let each one do his best." Field Day, F.H.A., D.O. Student, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, tsinth Grade Operetta. Nancy Burleson 'tShe was little, she was spryg and there was 'mischief in her eye." S:ience Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Boost- e's Club, Tri-Hi-Y Basketball, Jr. Play Committee. im! gfaas Bettie Jeanne Burris "Contentment is a habit she has contracted." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Library Club, F.H.A., Boosters Club. Betty Lou Burris "Quiet in appearance with motives unknown." Stunt Night, F.H.A., Boosters Club. Gloria Campbell "How quiet and sweet she seems to be." Transferred from Iva High School in South Carolina. Dickie Cashwell "Character is the key to thy success." Who's Who, Varsity Football, l3l, American History Award Winner, Marshal, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Assembly Committee, Monogram Club, l4l, Hi-Y, Debating Team, Jr. Class Pres., Managing Editor of Full Moon, Lit- erary Staff of Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Pres. of Honor Society, Modern Music Masters, Student Rotarian, B- Team Football, Entertainment Committee of Sr. Banquet, Intramurals, Cast of Jr. Play and "Not Tonight," Hi-Y Basketball, N. C. State Choral Festival, N.H.S, Convention, Boys' Quartet, Athlete of Month, Track Team, Honorable Mention All-State. Kenneth Chance "A good heart is better than all the heads in the world." Stunt Night, Field Day, Standing Committee of Student Council, Student Store Keeper, lntramurals. Larry Chance "A good sport every day." Varsity Basketball Team, 131, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Monogram Club, l4l, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Stand- ing Committee of Student Council, Sports Stott of Full Moon, Home Room Pres. and V. Pres, Varsity Baseball, Intramur- als. Kent Davis "Life is a spang I enjoy every inch of it." Science Fair, Stunt Night. Miriam Davis "Here's to the girl with a heart and smile." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Modern Music Masters, Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Black Masque, Jr. Play Usher, Business Staff of Crossroads. Arnell Doby "Leave silence to the saints' I am but human." i Basketball Team, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Pho- tography Club, Hi-Y, Library Club, Boosters Club, Photogra- phy Staff of Crossroads, Hi-Y Basketball. Carlene Doby "Trim and neat-pretty and sweet." Homecoming Sponsor, Science Fair, Marshal, Tri-Hi-Y, Lib- rary Club, F.H.A., Boosters Club, D.O. Student, 121, Typing Editor of Crossroads, Black Masque, Chaplain of Home Room, Guidance Chairman, Home Ec. Play, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. SENIORS Marvin Clark "A merry heart, a merry smile, Happy is he all the while." Basketball Team, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, News Staff of Full Moon, Photography Staff of Crossroads, Home Room V, Pres., Entertainment Com- mittee for Sr. Banquet, Intramurals. Gene Coley "I am slow of study." Stunt Night. Gtififeflgefrf Jimmie Cooke "Truly loyal as at fgierlizlj trustworthy as a s u en . Science Fair, Stunt Night, Bible Club, Library Club Pres., D.O. Student. Louise Cooper "A good disposition is more valuable than gold." Basketball Team, l4J, Science Fair, Field Day, Monogram Club 137, Boosters Club, Feature Staff of Full Moon, Art Staff of Crossroads, Black Masque, Home Room Officer, Cast of Jr. Play and "Not Tonight." l SENIORS Shelby Doby "The unspoken word never does harm." Bible Club, F.H.A. Myra Efird "Lovely to look at." Homecoming Sponsor, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Assembly Committee, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Art Editor of Crossroads, Scrap Book Chairman of Black Masque, Secretary of Home Room, Waitress for Senior Banquet, Letter Girl, Jr. Plcy Cast, Cast of "Uninvited Ghost." tml 64154 Wanda Efird "A willing heart adds feather to the heel." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Sec. of F.H.A., Black Masque, State F.H.A. Convention, Junior Red Cross, Bible Club, Waitress for NCSCC and District Teachers' Banquet, Boosters Club. Dorothy Ellis "Her cheerful smile matches her heart." Homecoming Sponsor, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Assembly Committee, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Boosters Club, Art Staff of Crossroads, Junior Red Cross, Black Mosque, Waitress for Sr. Banquet. Johnny Estridge "A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find." Assembly Committee, Hi-Y, V. Pres. of Home Room. Larry Eudy "There's nothing like fun, is there?" Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Bible Club, Hi-Y, Li- brary Club, Treas., Boosters Club, Treas. of Home Room, B- Team Football, Intramurals. Opal Eudy "She gets much out of life, whfibh is what she puts in it." Science Fair, Bible Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Pres., V. Pres., and Histor- ian of F.H.A., Boosters Club, News Staff of Full Moon, Honor Society, Pres. and V. Pres. of Junior Red Cross Council, Wait- ress for Senior Banquet, Creative Writing Club, Business Staff of Crossroads, Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Conference. Wayne Eudy "Happy is the 'man who enjoys life." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Tumbling Team. SENIGRS Ronnie Fox "What's the use of worrying? It was never worthwhile." Roger Freeman "He played clean, hard, and fair. Athlete of the Month, Varsity Football, l3l, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Monogram Club., Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Treas. of Home Room, Student Council Representative. 6Lif58I'LgQl"5 Sue Furr "I have lived and I have loved." Science Fair, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., D.O. Student, l2l, Typing Staff of Crossroads, Ninth Grade Operetta, Home Ec. Play, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. Elliott Goddy "Here's a fellow witty, happy, and gay." Varsity Football, Basketball Team, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Assembly Committee, Hi-Y, V. Pres. of Senior Class, Student Council Representative, Field Day, Modern Music Masters, l2J, Home Room Officer, B-Team Football, Baseball, Hi-Y Basketball, lntramurals. Skipper Gantt "He marks-not that you 'won or lost- but how you played the game." Student Rotarian, Varsity Football, Marshal, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Monogram Club, l3l, B-Team Foot- ball, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Hi-Y Basketball, Intramurals, Sports Staff' of Full Moon, Business Manager of Crossroads, Ch. of Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Honor Society, Junior Red Cross Council, Black Masque, Pres. Home Room, Track Team, Basketball Team. Phyllis Greer "She who wins is one- who works." D.A.R., Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y Pres., V. Pres., Chaplain, Boosters Club Sec., Debating Team, News Staff of Full Moon, Honor Society Sec., Junior Red Cross Council Sec., Black Masque, Cast of "Uninvited Ghost" and "Nat Tonight," Waitress for Senior Banquetj Creative Writ- ing Club, Business Staff of Crossrorads, N.H.S. Convention. Dwayne Harrington "Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on." Ninth Grade Operetta, Black Masque, V. Pres, and Treas. of Home Room, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Assembly Committee, Boosters Club. Martha Harword "Having wisdom with each stadioas year." Homecoming Sponsor, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Student Council Representative, Feature Staff of Full Moon, Asst. Editor of Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee, Honor Society, Junior Red Cross Council, Black Masque, Home Room Officer, Creative Writing Club, Dele- gate to Trl-Hi-Y Conference, Cast of "Uninvited Ghost." jir SENIORS Edward Hatley "The man 'ugho has music in his soul will be 'most in love with the lovelieSt." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Boys' Double Quartet, Senior Class Sec., Sports Editor of Full Moon, Sports Editor at Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Treas., Modern Music Masters, 123, Home Room Officer, Ninth Grade Operetta, Entertainment for Senior Banquet, lnt'amurals, Student Lion. Elizabeth Howard "Come live in my heart and pay no rent." Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., D.O. Student, Typing Staff of Crcssroads, Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Tumbler, Ninth Grade Operetta, Home Ec. Play. of Cfcwa Elizabeth Hunsucker "The fairest garden is her looks." Carousel Princess, Marshal, Stunt Night, F.H.A., Typing Staff of Crossroads, V. Pres. of Home Room, Usher at Spring Con- cert, Ninth Grade Operetta. Charles James "Honor is purchased by the deeds we do." Athlete of Month, Who's Who, Student Lion, Boys' State, Varsity Football, Marshal, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Pres. Student Body, Monogram Club ,l3l, Feature Staff of Full Moon, Business Staff ol' Crossroads, Honor Society, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Modern Music Masters, Shrine Bowl, Delegate to WNCSCC and NCSCC, Ninth Grade Operetta, All-State Football, All-Cont. Foctball. l Lewis James "God bless the man who first invented sleep." Science Fair. Jimmy Johnson "I take life easy and have no regrets." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Library Club Reporter, Baseball Team, Intramurals. Eleanora Jones "So silent are her ways." Stunt Night, Field Day, Bible Club, Library Club, F.H.A., Modern Music Masters, l3i, Band Clinic. Bobby Josey "Laugh and the world laughs with you." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Assembly Committee, Photography glub, Boosters Club, Black Masque, Home Room Pres., Jr. ay. Patsy Lineberry "A merry heart lives long." Stunt Night, Field Day, Bible Club, F.H.A. Frances Litaker "Ambition has no rest." Who's Who, Homecoming Sponsor, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y Pres., Boosters Club, Student Body Sec., Full Moon Editor, Chm. of Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, V. Pres., Honor Society, Black Masque, Home Room Pres. and V. Pres., Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Creative Writing Club, Business Staff of Crossroads, Jr. Play Cast, Ninth Grade Operetta, Interstate Tri-Hi-Y Pres. Dwight Little "Quietness is the virtue of man." Science Fair, Stunt Night. Sylvia Long "Without speech and laughter nothing is pleasant." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Typing Statf of Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Black Masque, Jr. Play Committee. SENIORS Wayne Kimery "What I must do is all that concerns me, not what the people think." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Entertainment for Sr. Banquet, Dance Band. Mary Jane Kirkpatrick "The sweetest noise on earth--a wornan's tongue." Science Fair, F.T.A. Treas., Tri-Hi-Y Chaplain, F.H.A., Boost- ers Club, Black Masque, Business Staff of Crossroads. 6LJ6el'lgeI"6 Jeftie Lee "To know her is to love her." Homecoming Sponsor, F.T.A., Bible Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Boosters Club, D.O. Student, Jr. Class Sec., Black Masque, Business Staff of Crossroads, F.T.A, Convention, Jr. Play Committee. Sandra Westerlund Lentz "She who finds not love finds nothing." Varsity Basketball, Homecoming Sponsor, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Boosters Club, D.O. Student, Debating Team, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Black Masque, Home Room Treas., Creative Writing Club, Jr. Play Committee, Ninth Grade Operetta. SENIORS Elaine Lowder "How sweetly sounds thy voiceg like an angel's." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Boosters Club, Girls' Ensemble, Har-or Society, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Modern Music Mas- ters, Home Room V. Pres., Creative Writing Club, Honor Society Historian, Modern Music Masters Historian, Albe- marle Radio Queen. Gareth Lowder "Height adds to dignity." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Hi-Y, Football Game Announcer. wal Cfaaa Ned Lowder "Happiness consists in activity." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Photography Club, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Student Council Representative, Photography Editor of Crossroads, Black Masque, Home Room Officer, Cast of "Uninvited Ghost." Shirley Lowder "Full of chatter, full of pep." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. Re- porter, Boosters Club, News Staff of Full Moon, Black Masque, Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Business Staff of Cross- roads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee. Ivy Mabe "How sweet and fair she seems to be." Field Day, Bible Club, Junior Red Cross Council. Patty Mann "Her life shall never lack a friend." Stunt Night, Field Day, Monogram Club, Bible Club, Tri-Hi-Y Treas., Boosters Club, D.O. Student, Home Room Sec., 'Score Keeper for Girls' Basketball Team. Jerry Mauldin "Youth calls for pleasure." Hi-Y, Baseball Team. Russell Mauldin "An honest man is the noblest work of God." Stunt Night, Hi-Y, D.O., Student, Home Room Treas. Gerald Morris "Full of fun and mischief too, doing things he shouldn't do." Science Fair Stunt Ni ht Field Da Hi Y Librar Club V. 1 Q 1 Y1 ' 1 Y Pres., Boosters Club, B-Team Football, lntramurols. Jolee Morris "Nothing is so strong as gentlenessf' Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, F.H.A., Boosters Club, Student Council Representative, Art Staff ot Crossroads, Junior Red Cross Council, Black Mosque, Home Room Sec. and Treas., Creative Writing Club. Nancy Morris "As she thinketh in her' heart so is she." Stunt Night, Science Fair, Field Day, Boosters Club. Martha Morrow "We are charmed by the neatnoss of a person." Stunt Night, Assembly Committee, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Student Council Representative, Business Staff of Crossroads. SENIORS John McLaughlin "Variety is the spice of life." Varsity Football, Stunt Night, Hi-Y Treas., Home Room V. Pres., Transferred from Mooresville, N. C. Myra Melton "The sweetest joy is love." Stunt Night, F.H.A., Boosters Club, Business Staff at Cross- roads. 6l55el'Lg8l'5 Elaine Mills "Good things come in small packages." Cheerleader, 141, Homecoming Sponsor, Marshal, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Assembly Committee, F.T.A., Historian, Tri-l-li-Y V. Pres., Boosters Club, Honor Society, Modern Music Masters, Junior Red Cross Council, Black Masque, Home Room V. Pres., Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Business Staff of Crossroads, Ninth Grade Operetta, Tri-Hi-Y lnter-Club Council, Usher at Jr. Play, Open House Guide, Choral Workshop, Soph. Hop Committee. John David Moose "In all respects the best fellow in the world." Athlete of Month, Boys' State, Co-Captain of Football Team, Varsity Football, f4l, Varsity Basketball, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Monogram Club, Hi-Y Pres., Boosters Club, Freshman Class Pres., Sports Staff of Full Moon, Sports Staff ot Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Home Room Pres. and V. Pres., Student Rotarian, Varsity Baseball, Shrine Bowl, Senior Class Pres., Second Team All-State. ir SENIORS Helen Morton "Kind, pretty, sweet, arid gay." Science Fair, Bible Club, F.H.A., D.O. Student, Ninth Grade Operetta. Lonnie Morton "The 'mom who loves and laughs must surely do well." Varsity Basketball. Stunt Night, Hi-Y, D.O. Student, Home Room Pres. and V. Pres. of Gfaaa Faye Nash "The little carl. make great." Stunt Night, Bible Club, Library Club, F.H.A., Ninth Grade Operetta, Business Staff of Crossroads. Janice Parker "Kiridriess is the sunshine- in which virtue grows." Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. Treas., Boosters Club, D.O. Student, Art Sfotf of Crossroads. I Bobby Peck "He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, arid loved much. Athlete of Month, Who's Who, Student Lion, Co-Captain of Football Team, Varsity Football, Marshal, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Monogram Club, Hi-Y Pres., Boosters Club, Freshman Class Treas., Soph. Class Treas., V. Pres. of Student Body, Student Council Representative, News Staff of Full Moon, Crossroads Editor, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Honor So- ciety officer, Modern Music Masters, Home Room Pres. and Treas., Chief Marshal, Vice Pres. of NCSCC, Delegate to WDNCSCC, Delegate to NASC in St. Paul, Minn., Delegate to Civitan Youth Conf., B-Team Football, Entertainment for Sr. Banquet, Soph. Hop Committee, Intramurals, Hi-Y Basket- ball, All-Conference Football, Most Valuable Lineman Award, Standing Comm. of Student Council, Honorable Mention All-State. Charlotte Pope ' "From her worthy qualities it would be a task to pick her best." Who's Who, Chief Cheerleader, Homecoming Queen, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y Treas., Boost- ers Club, Girls' Enesmble, Feature Editor of Full Moon, Liter- ary Editor of Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Honor So- ciety, Modern Music Masters, Black Masque Sec., Home Room Sec., Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Creative Writing Club, N. C. State Choral Festival, Ninth Grade Operetta, Soph. Hop Com- mittee, Art Editor of Bug's Ear, Open House Guide, Cast of Jr. Play, Cast of "Uninvited Ghost" and "Not Tonight," Homecoming Sponsor. Joan Renger "We are- not put in the world to sit still and knowg we art put in it to act." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field, Day, Tri-Hi-Y Treas., Boost- ers Club, Girls' Ensemble, News Staff of Full Moon, Asst. Business Manager of Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Honor Society Treas., Modern Music Masters, Black Masque, Home Room Pres., Sec., and Treas., Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Creative Writing Club, Stanley News and Press Reporter, Ninth Grade Operetta, Mars Hill Music Clinic Delegate, State Music Clinic Delegate, Who's Who. Arce Rose Rich "Talent is a gift which God has giveri us secretly and which we reveal without perceiving it." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, F.T.A., Bible Club, Tri- Hi-Y, F.H.A. Songleader, Boosters Club, Girls' Ensemble, Mod- ern Music Masters V. Pres., Black Masque, Cast of "Unin- vited Ghost," Usher for Jr. Play, N. C. State Choral Work- shop, Delegate to Mars Hill Choral Clinic, Girls Trio. Geraldine Saunders "Small, cute, gay, and merry Is this girl named Gerry?" Cheerleader, Homecoming Sponsor, Stunt Night, Field Day, Boosters Club Pres., Black Masque. Roger Saunders "His limbs were cast in manly mould, for hearty sports or contest bold." Varsity Football, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Hi-Y, Sports Staff of Crossroads, Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee, Home Room Officer, B-Team Football. Judy Scaggs "Nothing was ever achieved without enthusiasm." Who's Who, Maiorette, Homecoming Sponsor, Science Fair, Field Day, Tri-Hi-Y Treas., Boosters Club, News Staff of Full Moon, Literary Staff of Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Honor Society, Black Masque, Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Cre- ative Writing Club, Ninth Grade Operetta, Tumbler, Home Room Chaplain, Cast of "Uninvited Ghost" and Jr. Play. Kenneth Shepperd "What should we do, but be merry?" Bible Club, Photography Club, Library Club, D,O. Student. SENIORS Sylvia Rogers I "Here's to the girl with a heart and Smile- . - ' ' Night M or tte, Homecoming Sponsor, Science Fair, STUVWT I Bocgsteers Club, Home Room Officer, Open House Glllde' Frances Ross "Her ready wit, her cheerful Smile, make her welcome all the while. 1 Wh ' who, science Fair, sium Night, Field DOY, Tf'-H'-Y V, opiegw Boosters Club, Student Council Representative, Chairman of Standing Committee in Student Council, News Editor of Full Moon, Literary Staff of Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. :rom Committee, Honor Society, Modern Music Masters refs, Home Room Officer, All-State Band Clinic, State Contest Or Band Soloists. 6L65Ql'lgQl"6 Johnny Rummage "Honest, sincere, quiet, dependable, is he." Science Fair, Stunt Night, V. Pres. of Jr. Class, Treas. of Stu- dent Body, Student Council Representative, Home Room Offi- cer. Stephen Sasser "Not too serious, not too gay, but altogether a jolly good fellow." Science Fair, Hi-Y Sec., News Staff of Full Moon, Modern Music Masters, Home Room Officer, Business Staff of Cross- roads, Dance Band. SENIORS Donnie Smith "The combined qualities of a man and a good athlete." Athlete of Month, Student Lion, Varsity Football, Varsity Basketball, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Monogram Club, Sports Staff of Full Moon, Sports Staff of Crossroads, Jr. Sr. Prom Committee, Black Masaue, Home Room Officer, Baseball Team, All-Conference Baseball, All-Conference Football. Honorable Mention All-State Football, Jr. Play, Ninth Grade Operetta, Cast of "Not Tonight," All-State Football, Honorable Mention All-Southern. Harvie Ann Smith "A loving heart and a cheery smile are the characteristics of a life worthwhile." Mciorette, Co-Captain of Basketball Team, Homecoming Sponsor, Marshal, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Monogram Club, Boosters Club, Treas. of Freshman Class, Sports Staff of Crossroads, Junior Red Cross Council, Home Room Officer, Waitress for Sr. Banquet, wal Cfaafs Lendell Smith "Wit and wisdom are born with a man." Who's Who, Varsity Football, Marshal, Stunt Niaht, Field Day, Monogram Club, Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Soph. Class Pres., Student Council Representative, Business Editor of Full Moon, Jr.'Sr. Prom Committee, Home Room Officer, Leon Snuggs "Must I study? Oh, what a waste of time!" Science Fair, Home Room Officer, Tumbling Team, Business Stuff of Crossroads. Jean Starr "The way to have a friend is to be one." .Jrum Maiorette, Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, As- sembly Committee, Tri-Hi-Y Pres., Literary Staff of Cross- Soads, Modern Music Masters, Home Room Officer, Usher for r. Play. Marian Stiller "Eyes of pare woman, welcome stars of love." Homecoming Sponsor, Stunt Night, Field Day, Library Club, Boosters Club, Ninth Grade Operetta. Elaine Swaringen "Opportunity, sooner or later, comes to all who work: and wish." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, F.T.A., Bible Club, Boosters Club, Business Staff of Crossroads, Alternate Par- liamentarian to State F.H.A., Sec. of County F.H.A. Susie Sworingen "Nothing is more fan than laughter." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Historian of Bible Club, Photography Club, Pres. and Historian of F.H.A., Boosters Club, Modern Music Masters, Junior Red Cross Council, Girls Trio, Crossroads Staff. Polly Tucker "Red hair and a pleasant smile would help anyone through the world." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Bible Club, Photography Club, F.H.A,, Boosters Club. Ronald Tucker "As happy a man as any in the world." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Boosters Club, B-Team Football, Minstrel Show. Sue Whitley "Small, dependable, carefree, gay, A likable person in every way." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Pres. and Sec. of Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A., Boosters Club, Chairman of Standing Committee in Student Council, Circulation Manager of Full Moon, Business Staff of Crossroads, Sec. of Modern Music Masters, Black Masque, Home Room Officer, Waitress for Sr. Banquet, Open House Guide. Yoder Whitley "Talent is that which is in a man's power." Marshal, Science Fair, Stunt Night, F.T.A., Treas. of Senior Class, Student Council Representative, News Staff of Full Moon, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Modern Music Masters, Busi- ness Staft of Crossroads, Dance Band. SENIORS Belvin Terry "Gladness of heart is the life of a man." Science Fair, Stunt Night, Field Day, Intramurals. Loretto Thomas "Kindness is wisdom." Sec, of Bible Club, F.l-LA., Boosters Club, D. O. Student, Home Ec. Play. aaaengem . . . SL:-of Cfaaa Shirley Tindol "Thy fame lies in thy disposition." Bible Club, Tri-Hi-Y, F.H.A. Boosters Club. Amorelle Tucker "What one has, one ought to useg and whatever he does he should do with all his might." Science Fair, V. Pres. of F.T.A., Bible Club, Photography Ciub, Treas. and Chaplain of Tri-Hi-Y, Sec, of Library Club, Boosters Club, Girls' Ensemble, Feature Staff of Full Moon, Literary Staff of Crossroads, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Honor Society, Modern Music Masters, Sec. of Junior Red Cross, Black Masque, Waitress tor Sr. Banquet, Creative Writing Club, Girls Trio, llligh School Piano Diploma, N. C. State Choral Festival. g , yiuk Swoon King A-1. GQ: , Naughty ladies of Shady Lane ! Old flames never die. Let me go, lover Slow boat to China. M A S C 0 T S Marilyn Gantt ond Jackie l-linson Most Studious Bill Beeker Phyllis Gree7f Most Original Ski er Gantt DD Amorelle T Dlckle Coshwell Charlotte Pope Best Lookin M0-St Dependable El izobefh HunsL Joan Renger Johnny Rummage is Popular Smith X Frances Rosf N l,,'.,, , Most Roqers Sounders Judysmggs FA O US BUOYS Cutest Skipper Gantt Ivy Mabe Best Looking ohn Moose r me We I, 5 SCE? hpi. Best All D' k' C h II ggsmle as WZ Bobby Ffeck C I C I' Frances Lutaker AND GULLS Most Talented Edward Hatley Elaine Lowder Biggest Talkers Elliott Gaddv Shirley Lowder Q. QP eco J XX...- Best Dressed Charles James Martha Morrow I F5 JUNIOR MATES Bill Fisher President Johnny Richardson Vice President Iris Hunsucker Treosurer Not Pictured Carrie Eudy Secretory X 'xii David Allen Bobby Almond Eltus Andrews Pat Atkins Kenhelh Bdrbee Patsy Aldridge Jimmy Almond Norma Jean Arey Jimmy Barbee Lindo Barnes Jerry Barrier Bobby Baucomb Barbara Bowers Eugene Burris La Trelle Burleson Judy Barringer Allen Bennett Betty Boone Edshay Brunson Ted Burleson 28 vii? Kay Cauthen Maurice Clarke Jimmy Coggins Barbara Copley Susie Culp Dean Chandler Bobby Coggins Jerry Cooper Beaupine Crisco Vicky Culp Bruce Curlee Sylvia Davis Sybil Efird Irene Eudy Jack Faulkner Reggie Davis Junior Dennis Carrie Eudy Shirley Eudy Eddie Fenters 29 Bill Fisher Edward Fitzgerald Jean Furr Toby Furr Celia Griffin Billy Fitzgerald Paul Frick Peggy Furr Mickey Greene Ruby Griffin Patsy Griggs Kay Haire Betty Hall Phyllis Hartsell Maxine Harwood Eddie Gudger Paul Haire Zalotta Harris Lois Harwood Mickey Harwood 30 7' 'r nw L, Frances Hatley Carolyn Helms Jeanette Hitchcock Elaine Holt Jahala Hudson Yvonne Hathcock Pamela Hinson Barbara Holt Jo Ann Honeycutt Iris Hunsucker Gerald Johnson Bobby Kimrey Joe Kluttz Marie Lambert Margie Lee Tommy Johnson Luther Kimrey Folger Koontz Hazel Lawhon Jimmy Leonard 31 Sue Carol Leonard Billy Lowder George Lowder Larry Lisk Sibley Manus Aaron Lowder Carol Lowder Max Lowder Joe Madren Jeanette McDonald Nancy McDuffie Elizabeth Medlin Gary Miller Ruth Morris Shirley Morton Creed McManus Joan Melton Jean Morgan Marvin Morton Shirley Owensby 32 Wayne Pagc Georgia Palmer Sandra Poplin Peggy Price Johnny Richardson Franchot Palmer Gary Phifer Carol Price Thomas Reeves John Ritchie l-lubert Rogers Ralph Rummage Johnsie Russell Charles Smith Vivian Smith Sue Rogers Benny Russell Carolyn Smith Doris Smith Wade Smith 33 James Speights Jo Stallings Dot Starr Don Swaringen Patricia Thompson Jerry Springer Reba Stcrnes Billy Stiller David Terry Shelby Thompson Dwain Waisner Benny Watts Nancy Whitley Joyce Turner Dottie Walker Carolyn Whitley Charles Wright Clifford Wright 34 CAFETERIA WORKERS Mrs. Claude Pickler Mrs. W. B. Poplin 4 5 X Qxiiiiwfk Mr. B. C. Cranford Mrs. D. B. Russell Maintenance Supervisor Cafeteria Supervisor C? . , ...rg , A X' f 1 ' JM .,fQl'..:f 9 P A-r' 4' .-,, B4 K 3 .EL ,MM -L f g . 5 1? . i Midi f C il7lwll79 f 'Q W f K . W, . ,M V. Wi ..,.,L'z ' K-' ' ' , SGW ' N ' is 'V 2, ,, 3 XMIM? " Y W E ri ,, , . , , , . 4... . . ,, . ,, Q 1. f r .. af- V ffm '- W V - , ..'. - 4 jegw- 1,1 'M ' ii? We was ,A 5, ..., Lillie Mae Poplin Mrs. R. L. Starr MAID and JANITORS Calvin Pemberton, Hazel Bradley, E. C. Haley A FAMILIAR NOON-TIME SCENE. SOPHOMORE MATES Rona Jane Mauldin Secretory Linda Moose Vice President Jeanette Hinson Treasurer Charlie Smith President SUR fy, x f"'Wg,,.f 'W' Ex ww Wim gayxx-f ME - M. 'Wow mx ,ff xx H. v Wvwunu ,ws " 1 was-vf-an W wg'-o.,,,, ,..,w"m m"""X"'v-mm unus- mmmx 3 4 N E 5 5 ivw-vw 'W ? ,, , xs- at wwnfwvewvw um, Jimmy Cochran Ronald Cole Michael Cooper Billy Corbett Juanita Courville Vernell Courick Jack Cranford Vicki Cranford Ronald Crawley Sylvia Davis Jimmy Deese James Dennis Mickey Dry Linda Duke Eldon Earnhardt Pat Edwards Peggy Edwards Carolyn Efird Phyllis Efird Wayne Eudy SOPHOMCDRES Phyllis Andrews Ronald Arey Annie Barbee Bobby Barnes Ned Barrier Jackie Biddle Patsy Blake Clara Bost Jo Ellen Brooks Terry Brooks Jewell Bunting Barbara Burleson Cleo Burleson Larry Burleson Sue Burris Mickey Cagle Hilda Campbell Ned Carpenter Wayne Carpenter Clarence Chris SOPHOMORES Wayne Eury Steve Fesperman Winfred Ford Larry Freeman Steve Gantt Carolyn Glover Mary E. Griffin David Grigg Boyce Hartsell Phyllis Harward Conrad Hathcock Sue Hatley Barbara Helms Floyd Helms Virginia Henderson Clyde Hill Jeanette Hinson Jerry Hinson Loretta Holt Ronald Hudson Clad Huneycutt Rogell Hunsucker John lddings Carol James Roderick Jordan Barbara Kimrey Harold Kimrey Herbert Kluttz Shirley Kluttz Gene Langley Roger Laton Larry Lisk Carol Little Donald Lowder Jerry Lowder Joe Lowder Lane Lowder Bill Lyon Macie Mann Pat Mauldin Jerry Reap John Renger Jackie Richardson 'Reggie Roberson Jean Robinson Ann Rogers Sue Russell Sylvia Russell Darrell Scarboro Larry Scarboro Shelia Scarboro Tommy Shaver Gene Simmons Cloud Simpson Philip Simpson Reggie Simpson Charlie Smith Janelle Smith Joyce Smith Larry Smith SOPHOMORES Rona Jane Mauldin Sylvia Mauldin Sylvia Mauldin George McManus Libby Sue McLeod Bernie Miller Ronald Miller Myrna Mills Linda Moose Mickey Morgan Jerry Morris Roger Morris Carolyn Morrow Bobby Morton Gareth Pendergraph Betty Plyler Roger Poplin Ann Presson Delores Prince Toby Ragsdale SOPHOMORES Lulabelle Smith Nancy Smith Robert I.. Smith Robert Smith Max Snuggs Jim Stiller Buddy Stoker John Stokes Ann Stone l-lurley Strickland Larry Su rratt Glenn Talbert Kathie Talbert Norris Talbert Don Taylor Jane Thomas Carolyn Thompson Jerry Thompson Peggy Troutman Vernon Troutmqn Cats Ponio Diane Tucker Elizabeth Ann Tucker Billy Vanhoy George Weaver Janis Vlfesterlund David Whitley Linda Whitley Rex Whitley G. C, Whitley f Smiling Driver Hojai-Baba FRESHMAN MATES Johnny Elird President Peggy Smith Vice President Stanley Lawhon Secretory Gay Crowell Treasurer i' sf .Y S ' we 4 g iii? ? 1 fi? 5 Q N GS 4 s 3 s 3 5 MM ..,-x FRESHMEN First Row: K. Almond, K. Almond, M. Arey, M. Barbee, O. Blolock, C. Burleson, E. Burleson, F. Burleson. Second Row: S. Burleson, E. Burris, J. Burris, J. Burris, C. Butler, M. Campbell, B. Casper, G. Caudle. Third Row: J. Chance, R. Chance, Y. Chandler, M. A. Chris, B. Cable, T. Collins, W. Collins, M. Crisco Fourth Row: G. Crowell, R. Crowell, E. Davidson, J. Davis, Y. Davis, W. Davis, P. DeBerry, C. Deese. Fifth Row: E. Doby, M. Drake, J. Duke, T. Drye, G. Efird, H. Efird, J. Efird, J. Efird. Sixth Row: B. J. Eudy, C. Rudy, R. Eudy, B. Frick, D. Frick, A. Furr, T. Griffin, A. M. Harker. 44 FRESHMEN First Row: J. Harker, J. Harrington, B. Hartsell, J. Hartsell, G. Harward, B. Hafhcock, L. Hofley, K. Helderman. Second Row: C. Helms, C. Herrin, K. Hinson, M. Holbrook, S. Holshouser, B. Holt, G. Holt, L. Holt. Third Row: G. Howard, M. Huckabee, V. Huckabee, T. Huneycuft. Fourth Row: J. Johnson, J. Jones, L. Jordan, G. Keever, Fifth Row: M. Lahon, S. Lawhon, B. Lefler, Z. Leonard, Sixth Row: P. Lowder, L. Lucas, L. Mauldin, R. Mauldin, Hudson, B. Huneycuft, G. Huneycutt, K. Huneycuft Kimrey, B. King, C. Lambert, A. Lawhon. S, Lisk, J. Lowder, M. Lowder, O. Lowder. Mauldin, S. McDuffie, B. McQuegue, C. McSwain. lf QQ Ll 'P FRESHMEN 0 LM First Row: W. McSwuin, W. McSwain, J. Miller, L. Miller, S. Miller, C. Milton, J. Montgomery, C. Morgan. Second Row: D. Morgan, G. Morgan, G. L. Morris, R. Morris, R. Morris, E. Morton, J. Morton, K. Morton. Third Row: L. Morton, M. Moses, L. Mullis, T. Murrell, J. Norton, P. Osteen, K. Owens, P. Page. Fourth Row: R. Peck, G. Pinion, F. Poplin, L. Poplin, M. Price, J. Reid, C. Richardson, J. Ritchie. Fifth Row: A. Roach, J. Rogers, J. W. Russell, P. Sasser, S. Saunders, M. Sells, M. Setzler, J. Sides. Sixth Row: B. Smith, P. Smith, R. Smith, R. Smith, W. Smith, J. Solomon, T. Speight. 46 'V First Row: E. Starnes, J. Stornes, P Starnes J Stoker, M A Stokes N Swarmgen K Swmdell R Tolberf Second Row: R. Thompson, V Tucker E Underwood R Vanhoy D Wotkms B Weaver G Whltfleld P Whitley Third Row: R. Whitley, S. Whltley R Wllholt, R Wilhoit S Wann J Wood Q 5' Q1 , . , ' K ally' Q - A," ,ri , K .-.1 Qt . - I J? ,J ,. ' ff ? V, ,Q ,fr M 'f if ,fl ff , ff 'If' as f ,,-1 44 f W A5-If 74,91 I, O NU ff 4 1 i M X f f Q f n iw ,Ml L ' J ig, 3 iv i wa.-if , .. msn-ifl, - W 'U 4 ' J he 1 V, ,k,., ,I Q A,1f,,l3 fr-- - . .a , frw r -' 'K -M Z :wmnvm. mx J 1 4 O MAD OF TQEASUQ in S F , V . . h A www bf' ' ,Mwwq f . 'Am ,W W .Q A hi I 'e: MN If M4 5 ' 4 I my . L , K, mm we if 0 uw' ff A ,,.... - 3 K R WN . . V ' -V! txbg QF , ff ,, Y A K A " '- ' g H.- ' , .V ' -3,4 q A '? AC aa. ' 'E ga, , . TIN ITIES if 9 E ""' W 'S-I E7 mm- ii xg E, W ,egg ,X 0 ! 0' 0, psig 3 f Wffi - Charles James ....... President Wade Smith . Johnny Rummage Vice-President . Secretary David Grigg ....... . . . . . . Treasurer STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is the high school government, composed of four major officers elected by the student body, a representative from each home room and the vice president of each class. The organization works on projects and plans to better the student body. The Council undertook the March of Dimes Drive, with Mrs. Lyke heading the county schools. This was done very successfully along with their other projects such as: The Student Handbook, point system, Housekeeping Committee and the football concession stand, which every year had brought the council needed funds. . Two representatives sponsored by the council were sent to St. Paul, Minnesota, this summer to the National Student Council Convention. Plans were brought back that have helped the council fulfill its duty to the school. The Storekeepers Council An..- ,-nl.. The ideals of the National Honor Society are Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. To be eligible for membership in this society, a student must first possess a high scholastic average. Then he is judged by the faculty and present Honor Society Members on the basis of character, leadership, and service. lt is hoped that those students honored by membership in the national Honor Society will continue to strive to- ward o high, respectable goal. OFFICERS Dickie Cashwell: President Frances Litaker: Vice President Phyllis Greer: Secretary Joan Renger: Treasurer NATIONAL HONGR SOCIETY 5l CROSSROADS STAFF Business Staff Typing Stuff Art Staff and Photographers Sports and Literary Staff Mo rtho Horword Assistant Edito Edwo rd Hotley Sports Editor Joan Renger Charlotte Pope r Assistant Business Literary Editor Manager Corlene Doby Typing' Editor Ned Lowder Photographer Myra Efird Art Editor S . 8Z!5'Z5lDD6'r Bobby Peck 9619 dfeamf Editor cz M 'lager 52 FULL MGGN STAFF Feature Staff Reporters Sports Staff Dickie Cashwell Frances Ross Charlotte Pope Managing Editor News Editor Feature' Editor Edward Hatley Sue Whitley Sports Editor Circulation Mgr. Kath ,r odexx ?AofWu'ge Frances Litaker L? ,055 Editor BMW 53 f V . or W,. ,i el M g 1 OFFICERS: ,,,,,,,es,,,,,,,,,,es,,,,,,,, MODERN MUSIC MASTERS Arch Rose Rich, Vice President Sue Whitley, Secretary Ed Halley, Treasurer Elaine Lowder, Historian Under the sponsorship of Spencer B. Hatley the Modern Music Masters entered its third year of work among the top nine clubs in the United States. The club has had a very outstanding year, sending several members to music camps on scholarships and electing Mrs. Margie Mauney an honorary member for her outstanding work in music throughout the community. S The purpose of the club is to better the music in the high school by setting a high example in Leadership and cholarship. BIBLE CLUB The purposes of the Bible Club are to witness to others by word and deed, to become better acquainted with God's word, and to promote Christian fellowship, primarily among people. Any teacher or pupil may belong. The basis for the three-fold purpose is: I John l: l-3. "That which we have heard and seen 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 Cl"1riSl." ,W 35-f rsr- -has 45 ,333 ,iw WQYMM1 J s5 I CREATIVE WRITING CLUB The Creative Writing Club was reorganized last year and has been very successful under the leadership of Mrs. J. L. Cashwell. Last year they published Tl-IE INKWELL, a magazine containing original compositions written by rrembers of the club. They plan to publish the magazine again this year. DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS "he Diversified Occupations group is composed of eleventh and twelfth grade students training for a specific trade. The vocational students attend school in the morning and work in the afternoon. This enables a student to find his vocation while attending school, and at the same time serve his apprenticeship in his chosen trade. Mr. Jack Cox directs the group. This is the first year that A.H.S. has had a Distributive Education class for office workers. Miss Bankett, the sponsor, has helped many girls get office jobs and is still helping them to prepare themselves for a career in the business world after graduation. They are pictured with the D. O. group. T 4 1-it 11 1' x f, XV' BLACK MASQUE CLUB The Black Masque Club helps to train students in dramatics. Another purpose of the club is to present plays for the entertainment ot the student body. Members of the junior and senior classes are eligible to join. This year the Black Masque consists of fifty-five members. During the tall this group presented the play, "Not Tonight" and helped the Ninth Grade Chorus give a tableau in assembly. This spring the club gave another One-act play and the junior and senior classes each gave a three act play. OFFICERS Pat Allan: President Peggy Furr: Vice President Charlotte Pope: Secretary Phyllis Greer: Treasurer Myra Efird, Barbara Holt: Scrapbook Chairmen Miss Inez Bankett: Director Not Tonight" "Not Tonight" "Life of the Party MARY GULLEDGE CLUB The Future Teachers of America consists ot AHS students who are interested in teaching as a profession. These students also must have the qualities of character, scholarship, and leadership. 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 are the purposes of this club. KERS OF AMERICA The main purposes of the F.H,A. are to further interest in home economics, to emphasize the importance of being a good homemaker, and to provide wholesome recreation in group and family life. All students taking home economics, or those who have previously been enrolled and are still in school, may become members. nl! it ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE The Assembly Committee sets as its goal to supply entertaining and informative assembly programs throughout the year. Under the advisership of Miss Carolyn Holt and Mrs. Hiram Saunders, the members have the job of planning each Friday"s assembly program and seeing that the program is carried out smoothly. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL O F F I C E R S The Junior Red Cross Council consists of student Opal Eudy: president representatives from each homeroom. jgEg:2eRlJl!iiT.nEegligforlilresldenl To promote friendship and good will between the students Jo Ellen Brookgz Treasurer of the high school and those of high schools of foreign countries Mrs. Nelson Hayes: Director is the purpose of the club. x - 1 'G PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club offers to the students of A,H.S. experience and enjoyment in the field of photography. The officers are: President, Johnny Estridge, Vice-President, Aaron Lowder, Secretary, Carolyn Helms, Treasurer, Jerry Cooper, Adviser, Mr. H. S. Pendergraft, Jr. LIBRARY CLUB . 0 F -F I C E R S The Library Club is a service club composed of volunteer 'gmlvm fixgker lcfisldgnl ld t students who help in the library. The primary purpose is to erci rris: ice res: en , . . Amorelle Tucker: Secretary and Reporter fuffhef mleresl ln reodmg good books' iifr-Hsin JUNIOR CLUB OFFICERS Edshay Brunson .................... President Jimmy Almond .............. Vice President Mickey Harwood ................A. Secretary Eddie Fenters ........,.. ....... T reasurer Mickey Greene ........ ........ C haplain SOPHOMORE CLUB OFFICERS Jimmy Cochran ,................... President Charles Smith ,............. Vice Mickey Dry ......... .......... Robert Smith ........... .,.... President .Secreta ry .Treasurer John W. Iddings ....... ,......, C haplain 60 H I - Y SENIOR CLUB OFFICERS John D. Moose ,.........,........... President Lendell Smith .............,.. Vice President Donnie Smith .........., ........,. S ecretary John McLaughlin .... ...... T reasurer Elliott Gaddy .......... ......, C haplain FRESHMAN CLUB OFFICERS Eddie Burleson ...................... President Tommy Murrell ............ Vice President Graham Harwood ..............,... Secretary Richard Peck .......... ....... T reasurer James Norton .,.... ......... C hapiain TRI - HI - Y SENIOR CLUB OFFICERS Pfiyllis Greer .......................... President F'ances Ross ................ Vice President Sue Whitley ........ ............... S ecretary Jeffie Lee .............. .,......... T reasurer Arnorelle Tucker ...... ..,...,.. C haplain FRESHMAN CLUB OFFICERS Peggy Smith ..................,....... President Martha Huckabee ...,.... Vice President Billy Jane Eudy ..................., Secretary Kay Swindell .......... .. ....... Treasurer Libby Hatley ...... ........ C haplain Susie Culp ................,.. Kay Cauthen .... Barbara Copley .......,. Carolyn Helms ..t.... JUNIOR CLUB OFFICERS Saundra Tucker .,.................. President .Vice President ....................Secretary Treasurer .........Chaplain SOPHOMORE CLUB OFFICERS Jo Ellen Brooks ................,... President Jenny Henderson .....,.... Vice President Jeanette Hinson ..............,..... Secretary Janis Westerlund .,.............,.. Treasurer Elizabeth Ann Tucker ...,...... Chaplain 6l K s.v',t A MUS! s-nf-'L 5... NC...- 'Neff ' 4 'uvxhu-f Yi - 4s.,.f-- kiln, 2 GIRLS' ENSEMBLE M I X E sovs' QUARTET NINTH GRADE cHoRus 1 i Ci 5 ag OFHCERS Ed Hofley ................ ..............Presidenf Charles Smith ......,....... Vuce Presvdent GIRLS' CHORUS H O R U S BOYS' CHORUS Susie Sworingen .................... Secretory Lendell Smith ...................... Treasurer Mr. Paul Fry ...................,.,..,. Director 'fe' ALBEMARLE HIGH SCHOCDL BAND MMQRETTES The band, under the direction of Spencer Hatley, has performed very successfully this year. Tak- ing part in parades, band clinics, and the District Contest, it has had a well-rounded program of activities. S Spencer Hatley Jean Starr BAND Director Student Director T- t:f,f:.f,m7mfza1f A i f-exp.. ff, Z f 5 , i ,, I CAROUSEL PRINCESS Elizabeth Hunsucker rw fsi f 3 U ig 15 32,4333 Ma.. ,Mr H --11 X . ,,.. :il S zfiiifwe-'fi' -1 :Q 'f 5 U .1 91 ?-551' fwi lwmx . wi254421t?sLtTf51ffim12g1r 3553332 - f.. . X Wwig .. E E .E f X X ki Lx' J Q 5 ffm Wrgig 5 2 ggi Q, Q K f. - 51 U. wg, it Qayggv Q, MECOMING QUEEN Cho rlotte Pope IYHO to conpjh Bulld fared largbslt ever 1'0" ' Q l game jj3 ,fff'JJj nxipg Y 11f"'5Q "'W 15 Q fell 8?+ve il xo wmhe game was fjllgh i 'Saturday night, mfs XN- ,ecokl pl aQfQffggfXrzaze1ff Hooded the . H Qofmie Smith . sk and gin 66 yardsfor Inggfgt Skipper Ganktradd touchdown in the sec- the Bulldogs bee LU ef CG VSEITQ 4 S'-ua I W' 1 tgp fm-Q against? giltneeisltistklJC?aUeco'z?eLtYl'S?flA?tgl Deiea which I 02'-l?f2l llflem Lexington in a try for the South - la better tezimo 0 'mnlmg Piedmont championship. aebex-Sa W Mtriday befbre a'neg,m Qmelk The Same was playednin Sails. W. .most 'bull out tall lthehgame iqllfp u O 'lry,0ge:,h31CataWb9' gridiron on ight: they a so po IS e oes, c ange nh h ' md make 'sure the players have every- English X W Q Wpnfh? gms fnd forlthe gakme. Then as the game he- downg gud Q P. Qljii h at ve P 153 szrlellne vnth water and cold towe1S the attack. Ski U, V h m I 3 el,W t1?g'egOuc1f Edshaglown. o Q 'ee extra Smith :point to 'lex N fl, touchdo However, , 1 rey andlwade Lexington team a safety ' me. After the game is over, the foot- ot water for showers. Then after the room, the managers are left to clean start complaining with all this work 1, but not these boys. They seem to of e backward an Bobby man H 'S PTE? 21 rse for Don- the extra point, 5 at A. H. Q. rirrrs lsih school years. football player, for his 5, ke WW aetitgfl ann ' ...nu-will he pile. Center for yea f his bull tlrivoefn you regular since the ninth 111 high school football a at Duke. the ixed Chorus and a WHS ,iyg Hi-N 'QkE?ib3f oestzngton recovereu a 1 on their own 45-yard lint from that point drove 55 ya: a score, The try for the point was good, and the sc the half was 14 to 13 ln marle's favor. , Albemarle kicked off to L ton in the second half ar mediately Lexington scored, ing the score 14 to 19. The 1 extra point was no good. T mainder of the third quarts a scoreless battle for the ba The fourth quarter was scored from five yan, , ' ottle with the Yellow make the score 7 to 6, t... 6 toning on two occ: being no good. ii, A. 'we stopped l The rest of the first qu' f 'f was l .OS movergent of the ball Sfsb secon quarter sta T in possessionr .8 ISS Sf w own 35-yard Ink Gfo 3 P,'rOb John' David Moor, fe 3 JC, Q on a. reve fo 0 game, P I-'P came out c , QQQS Robert Q. Smzt.. ' len, bert starred as the Bullpups went down against the Concord last week. The only score of ' 542 Albe lo 1 B-teal the 1 M 02 l l in tlte third quarter. uigub , OO dffe onetime first game c ' fgsy, D H AHS B-team A. H. s., Skip pt. 5 lffe Own defense, will study en . , 4 8 S SMU football seaQaW . 6,0 K WCC xhree Lot. .ble-s. Im' rw 331,111 and N01 other me-nl, to of the Bulldogs Sta? Cemuroed in creditable performs Cetawbzws ex-Albemarle book, Leslie Swanner, has Dngfg? ,TQCQ playing outetanding footba Catawba tlus fall. Les rel .4 Ewa an honorable 0 mention or A ,W Greensboro Daxly News All- fc 'State conference team for W pg 'fennel' was also selected l QQ, 'Z '-Q at Catawba as the Ib. Q " befvck of the year. the Hof. R, gb. fs' 4 l with Dick f of the Monogram, GQ, lm if ftgtagn for college that will S.. III!! ef ,n. as Well as an outstant. . Sc, 'QQ' ' Ay page an 11 When youthear them sml. org been seeing of action o awba this se Doug Koo, 5, has been : limited action in the last games Duke has played beca football, bllivllfillfliiliil a broken hand. Even wltl is 3 'f0UXP'3f'f?21f mall llfl 6111 tl handicap, Knotts made s erior athlete, Donme ts al: string allhqonference team year and received honorable tion on one of the All-Am qeonference at tteams, Doug will probabl 'l 1 LY Club, Jf plenty of action in the Newl N , m1gmbm-:Orange Bowl game when that me 5' Elslegraska. f. A h d hi 'ft ' on ' 'La a erson mms e 1 team, very gh?15un'f91ieXdZma ' Nilege football career as at x have two players the .U Ugg ' ., ' e he University of North Dxclme Cashwell, the varelxu , . he game. . tball squad. Ed has 1 XL A W' ' l " After playing every poslhl 9 M ' football his four 3 Higlfs Bulldogsg two years, Dickie was finally sn.. l f t - A . yessive victory over? man at the position he has done an o. S 1' o tt L B 'Sonja WPEIIS tgam by ai as outstanding on offense as he is on 45' to yd tag ' 7f?i ay, ,Qptemberg get rough, we could always coun on a r 0 4 e at , xiiwgotls. This markedg out of a hole. H 1 , 6 ,n l eCO , year zn a-row the Bull-l Not only is he an outetandmg athlete but ll, e O W Q S63 ny gory? held theniwerch rivals dent as well. He is president of the Honor iocgfxiton l,,t, V' ,xl-JI L' OWU SCOPE BSS. . ' M.l" .' Q, 'Rnnn'l'or'4z 1 K P K 51 ant Fullback Donnie Smith scored tiilebnigdern uswi Qkifhgili Bglqfidfllgsf shalle 611395 55513 all ' C u , news e not 0 l - to l ltll l Q fxaseence on a plunge over we nfddlgu - on the All-State Check ,Lls , sponsoreo ' th:Co3Qap'iain John Moose scored onlf :gig lf?f?1P.GfS .9fL?l'l'levvs", The cheek 11Si IS lil'-1l931S1'if'fii WSP? lttt Q " miQ - J tw f i t ' S L ?r W f 'S Q.. FOOTBALL TEAM J L Edshay Brunson Dick Cashwell Roger Freeman 1954-1955 BULLDOGS First Row-left, right-R. Freeman, S. Gantt, W. Smith, C. James, J. Moose, B. Peck D. Cashwell, D. Kimrey, D. Smith. Second Row-J. Faulkner, R. Saunders, M. Greene G. Johnson, E. Brunson, L. Lowder, L. Smith, D. Grigg, J. Kluttz, G. Pendergraft Third Row-J. Richardson, E. Gaddy, C. Smith, L. Burleson, P. Gantt, Q. Smith, G. Talbert J. Dennis, S. Whitley, G. Weaver, Coach "Toby" Webb. Fourth Row-B. Fitzgerald, G. Lowder, R. Jordon, R. Whitley, J. McLaughlin, G. Taylor, M. Dry, A. Lowder, L. Lisk, R. Mauldin, Coaches Bill Robinette and Rex Benton. 1 1 Skipper Gantt Punk Gantt Mickey Greene CLICIFIGS JCIFHSS g glifii i..s S so 'X .. 3 f.:ez.ixk' .Sf J iii. A Gerald Johnson Luther Kimrey Lane Lowder l is RESULTS OF 1954 FOOTBALL SEASON Albemarle -- Albemar e -- A bemar e -- A bemar e -- Albemar e -- A bemar e -- A bemar e -- Albemarle -- Albemar e -- A bemar e -- Post Albemarle -- l4 Lexington - 290 Winecoff -- Kannapolis Lexington - Landis .... Mooresville Monroe --- Thomasville Myers Park Concord --- China Grove Season Game Bobby Peck John David Moose CO-CAPTAINS Roger Saunders Donnie Smith Lendell Smith Wade Smith CGACHES AND MANAGERS Toby Webb H ead Coach Ernest Knotts Bill Robinette Rex Benton MANAGERS: Roderick Jordon, George Lowder, Johnny Richardson ond Billy Fitzgerald 72 1954 FOOTBALL HIGHLIGHTS The Albemarle Bulldogs, Champions of the South Piedmont Conference of 1953, started the 1954 season with only eight returning let- termen from the previous undefeated team. The line featured Dick Cashwell, Roger Saun- ders, Luther Kimrey, Co-Captain Bobby Peck, Roger Whitley, Roger Freeman, Mickey Greene, Junior Dennis, and Charles James. The backs were Donnie Smith, Wade Smith, Lendell Smith, Robert Smith, Skipper Gantt and Co-Captain John David Moose. The season opened with an impressive 27-O victory over Winecoff. Skipper Gantt, Bulldog tailback, led the offense. ln the second game of the season the Bulldogs surprised everyone but themselves by beating Karinapolis 21-O. Donnie Smith and John Da- vid Moose led the offense while Dickie Cash- well, Bobby Peck, and Charlie James sparked the defensive game. Outweighed by almost fifty pounds per man, the Big Blue defeated Lexington 19-12. John David Moose scored on two long reverses. Donnie Smith kept the attack rolling with bull-like plunges through the line. Edshay Brunson, Bobby Peck, Dick Cashwell, and Luther Kimrey led the defense. Landis was next on the list for Albemarle and the Bulldogs overpowered them 44-12. Wade Smith and Skipper Gantt were the offensive leaders. The high-flying Bulldogs met Mooresville next and with devastating power smashed them 46-O. Roger Saunders led the line play. In a hard fought battle Albemarle stopped Monroe 6-O. Co-Captain Bobby Peck was the defensive star. Homecoming found Albemarle posting their seventh victory of the season. Their 26th straight win was over a strong Thomasville team. In a non-conference game the Bulldogs de- feated Myers Pqrk 26-O. Skipper Gantt passed for four touchdowns. Concord was the ninth victim for Coach Webb Webb's high-powered grid machine. The score was 27-12. Roger Freeman played an outstanding defensive game. The final game of the regular season was with an outclassed China Grove team. The Bull- dogs romped for a 46-O victory. By winning the Southern division of the South Piedmont Conference the Bulldogs played Lexington again for the title. After leading most of the way the hard fighting Bulldogs went down for the first time in 30 starts 19-14. Playing their final game were Dick Cashwell, Don Smith, Charles James, Skipper Gantt, Bobby Peck, John David Moose, Roger Free- man, Roger Saunders, Lendell Smith. STARTERS Dottie Walker, Linda Moose, Ann Smith, Judy Barrihger, Peggy Richie, Louise Cooper, Libby Sue MacLeod, and Barbara Kimrey, GIRLS' BASKETBALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: Sitting: Macie Marin, Dottie Walker, Louise Cooper, Jeanette Hinson, Pat Allan. Kneeling: Judy Barrirmger, Arm Smith, Peggy Ritchie, Linda Moose, Libby MacLeod, Martha Huckabee. Standing: Patty Mann, Manager, Myrna Mills, Shirley Kluttz, Sue Page, Jo Ellen Brooks, Barbara Kimery, Barbara Lowder, Coach. STARTERS Elliott Gaddy, Marvin Clark, Wade Smith, Jimmy Coggins, Dickie Cashwell, and Larry Chance. BOYS' BASKETBALL Kneeling: Elliott Gaddy, Wade Smith, Marvin Clark, Skipper Gantt, Larry Chance. Standing: Rex Benton, Coach, Clyde Hill, Manager, Donnie Smith, Max Lowder, Jimmy Coggins, Charles Smith, Dickie Cashwell, and Punk Gantt, Manager. fm 1 1 ::fi,Hs fHi fee ' Rex Benton Boys' Coach DATE Dec. 10 Dec. 14 Dec. I6 Jan. 4 Jan. 7 Jan. ll Jan. l4 Jan. 2l Jan. 26 Jan. 28 Feb. I Feb. 4 Feb. 7 Feb. ll Feb. 16 Feb. l8 Feb. 22 Feb. 25 COACHES S C H E D U L E TEAM West Mecklenburg Salisbury Myers Park Monroe West Mecklenburg Mooresville Winecoff China Grove China Grove Concord Winecoff Landis Kannapolis Monroe Concord Kannapolis Mooresville Landis Ba rba ra Lowder Girls' Coach BASKETBALL MANAGERS Scorekeeper Joe Kluttz Managers: Patty Mann, Punk Gantt C I yd e Hill and Lane Lowder. -9 7 I 67 1 I Kneeling: Billy Lowder,- Bobby Coggins, Len- dell Smith, Jerry Mauldin, Gerald Johnson Jack Faulkner, Aaron Lowder. Standing: Ken neth Barbee, Donnie Smith, Larry Chance, Jimmy Coggins, Charles Smith. 1954 TEAM Kneeling: Ronald Crawley, Punk Gantt, Wayne Eury, Ronald Hudson. Standing: Larry Lisk, Charles Ross Smith, Skipper Gantt, Dickie Cashwell, Roger Saunders. S IZ. 1 to f , N 5 LL 9' gif J-Q I ,f-' MONOGRAM CLUB The Monogram Club is made up of the boys and girls who receive letters for playing on varsity athletic teams. To the boys and girls who earn letters go sweaters with an "A" on each, The seniors who earn letters get jackets. Coach Webb is the club advisor. 78 A ?f"f??J25jQf?fi'W"NTX' Lf, 4 ' 'Ti ' " ' Y if ,MQ-mWm,4 g X , A f M ,..,- K 54 5141 w r 15w1.,V ff mn, , ,V-W.W,mw,.mUw,.w iw A- ff l - iii 17 md, N kwa , -My A W X .W K cr.,-"f ff 4' 4e 1 1 1 K' , '..,,f Q ' Q 7' 'H , as -fag? 'NY A I 5 1 A ' l Q . 0 S-fig A---" I A A - - x fv N. ,I Mu- .-e 1 I K , .X A 2 V X , I . 1 X ' 4' m , , x Q - 1 Q .N N , - fx X' A, 4 'X K ' Q ,,,,, h , I X -mf A -ff Q , it -- , F XT, kkv'yi, ' . '- V at 7-LA K . ' A L 0 I 3 Q 4 1 .,J.,,: .,,L . X fL H fx f" A ,L 0 I Egg! L , Em2322rzrzuMEs .gwdffldfl I U 'x I Q Q W f NJ sjrANDARo OFFICE EQUIPMENT co. 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