Cramerton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Cramerton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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GCI! 9 it y I ' VL? fi , ff QV Dv' 1 I LL Vfxk ' .uv , , MR. w. s. HAYNIE y :fi K , y, Principal . .M 1 V University of Kentucky ,Ffh ,I I X .3 If nu ' ,. . MR. C. B. Huss .pcb .ff J ALL' ... Coach, Science! ' 0,0 M ' U g V,,,,, I. .. Cow-J ' 2 n nn N r J vlhhfi 5: . 1 4 1. :,: In rif .W .5 W Q I '-n' I , itll' - Qxzl -1, ggi 7 ' , F 5: ,,. ' f m :., 1 ,ef -. . 1 - . ...f 4' My f , , . . t.. U, MISS ARILN CAMPBELL Music Berea College 'r YJ, rn v f Miss WILLIE Dmifmgixl' g Fr ich,. Engl sh,' g ibrarian W. C. U. N. C. MISS KATHERINE GASTON English U. N. C. MM MRS. EDNA HATCHE Mathematics Appalachian ' MRS. GLADYS HAYNI Art f 1 University Of Kentucky nl MISS CARRIE I-IICKMAN Business Erskine College MISS MARY JO RHYNE Home Economics W. C. U. N. C. MISS ELIZABETH SIFFORD Physical Education High Point College MR. S. C. WALLIN Social Studies W. C. T. C. Arm? Pnui 'll 'Q w ,M A , f 'lf ., .4 .. 'WV SXQ. AQ SS? Yf ' I QHQK e , . ..., I A :QQ-fwfr W' 2,..w.l' f . i gg 5 5 , .Q Alf IU 1 .ffii siitff-2?5i5f f ,M SM - ' 'yigffl i xwt - E i n f I Yu, WNO L IX yi676x!77 nfdfff' .fj,9,,,f, .I .u ,.f,,.f Af sf - ' .,fZef5g,z , 4,f,f1,f6yI U - - i,.. 'f I 54. 1 1 ,.,f ,. - 1 O Cxladd 0 eniord MASCOTS Terry Swayney, Tommy Yarborough OFFICERS . Louise Martin President ......... . . Vice-Pr esident Secretary .... .... . . . Treasurer ... Marshal .... . ...Danny Long Frances Wallace .... Keith Eller . . Helen Elrod 1951 film f IP!! - Blue and White . 5 ls, I Q f Q Q E ? 1 .Ia Mlllllll f 2 FU Q Q. FU O UI fb X l ' Q mm-mv vfxi. llflx ,jx 4 nxxliykxk Cf With the ropes of the past, we shall ring the bells of the future. was Pllgu Six ,Clan 0 eniord 195 43' CHARLIE MAX AUTON lf studying were the only cause of death, then happily could I live forever. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Boxing 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 1,2, Eagles Nest 2, Golf Team 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2. EVELYN HELEN BEREECE Born with the gift of laughter. Weaver Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, Bantam Cheer- leader 3, Eagles Nest 1, 2. H. - JOHN ROBERT BRANDON ,' Fritz The man that blushes is not quite a brute. Bantam Football 1, 2, Eagles Nest 1, 2, Glee Club 1, Weaver Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Cafeteria 2. BETTY LOUISE BROOME Bets Still to be neat, still to be dressed, as you were going to a feast. Annual Staff 4, Weaver Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 1, 4, Eagles Nest 1, 2, Music 1, 2, 3. BARBARA NELL BROS N HRedH Her hair shall be of what color it please God. Basketball 1, 2, 4, Weaver Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Music 1, 2, Eagles Nest 1, 2. GLADYS FAYE EAKER HG1ad!! Delays have dangerous ends. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Weaver Staff 3,-4, Basketball 2, 4, Cheerleader 3, Eagles Nest 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Marshal 3, Bowling 3. KEITH PENCE ELLER Cue-Head My only books are women's looks and folly all they taught me. Boxing 1, 2, 3, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Eagles Nest 1, 2, Cafeteria 2, Class Officer l, 4, Annual Staff 4, Ir. Square Dance Team 3, 4. HELEN .TACQUELINE ELROD Jackie In her tongue is the law of human kindness. Glee Club 1, Z, 3, 4, Music 1, 2, Eagles Nest 1, 2, Weaver Staff 4, Assembly Marshal 4, Bowling Team 3. Page Seven Cfadd 0 eniord I95 I RICHARD ALTON FINLEY Snoot A great nose indicates a great man - genial, courteous, intellectual. Class Officer 1, 2, 35 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Eagles Nest 1, 25 Football 1, 2, 35 Weaver Staff 2, 3,45 Baseball 1, 2. WINFORD RAY FLOYD ciwinlpyyv He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. Belmont5 Manual Arts 15 Hi Y 25 Chorus 25 Cra- merton5 Class Chaplain 35 Class Chaplain 4. DAISY MAE FOREMAN ffnimpiesv I hold my heart when you Come by. Glee Club 1, 45 Cheerleader 45 Weaver Staff 45 Eagles Nest 1, 2. PATSY RACHEL HOPE NRa.Ch' ' He profits most who serves best. Librarian 45 Weaver Staff 45 Music 1, 2, 3,45 Class Officer 2. NANCY CAROLYN LANE Nance She knew the right moment when to say noth- ing. Eagles Nest 2. ROBERT DANIEL LONG ClDanny!! I just think the dreams are best. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 Librarian 35 Eagle Nest 1, 25 Baseball 1, 25 Jr, Sq. Dance Team 3, 45 Golf Team 3,4. CYRUS THOMPSON LOWE, JR. Hlkeyar And deeper than did ever plummet sound, l'11 drown my books. Football 2, 3, 4. HELEN LOUISE MARTIN Pete She doeth little kindnesses which most leave undone, or despise. Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Weaver Staff 45 Librarian 45 Glee Club 45 Annual Staff 35 Class Officer 45 Marshal 3. Page Eight - Ji .-N 1 V... 4. Cfadd 0 eniord 1951 WILLARD AARON MOODY Though I am always in haste, I am never in a hurry. Eagles Nest 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Weaver Staff 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 13 Annual Staff 3, 4g Class Offi- cer 3g Marshal 35 Music 1, 2, 3, 4. FRED WALTE R OVERCASH Here was a man to hold against the world, a man to match the mountains and the sea. Football 2, 3, 4, Weaver Staff 4. .TAMES ROBERT POW Chubby For I am nothing if not critical. Bantam Football 1, 2, Basketball 2, Cafeteria 2, Weaver Staff 4. REBECCA ANNE QUE EN Becky I am a lover and have not found my love. Glee Club 3, Eagles Nest 1, 2, Sr. Square Dance Team 2, 3. MARGARET CLARINE RABB c:MOt!' Anni.hilate both space and time and make two lovers happy. Cheerfeader 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 3, 4, Librarian 3, 45 Weaver Staff 3, 4, Voice 3, 4g Eagles Nest 1, 2, Piano 4. OMEGO DUQUANA SEABORN Micky Woman's at best a contradiction still. Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Weaver Staff 4g Eagles Nest 1, 2, Bowling Team 3. HELEN ANNE SHU FORD l am all the daughters of myfather's house, and all the brothers too. Librarian 45 Weaver Staff 45 Annual Staff 4, Music. MARY FRANCES STARRETT z :I-lefty: s For though she is a wit, she is not a fool. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Weaver Staff 3, 4, Annual Staff 45 Eagles Nest 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, Library 23 Glee Club 3. Page Nine Clay 0 eniord 1951 .TOE DONALD STOWE Donnie Ah, the Clock is always slowg it is later than you think. Class Officer 1, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club lg Eagles Nest 1, 23 Weaver Staff 1, 2, 3,43 Mar- shal 3g Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 1, 2, 43 Ann- ual Staff 3, Cafeteria 1. HOWARD WILSON TEAGUE ., t L A Hnaiiiey' f . -M And when a lady's in the case, you know all other things give place. Class Officer 15 Weaver Staff 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3,45 Cafeteria 1, 2, Marshal 3. GARY GORDON WAGNER 1 I Oh sleeps! lt is a gentle thing, beloved from pole to pole. Weaver Staff 4, Golf Team 3, 45 Bantam Foot- ball l, 2. FRANCES RUTH WALLACE Bunt Oh, to have a little house! To own the hearth and stool and all. Class Officer 1, 4g'Weaver Staff 2, 3, 4, Annual 4, Eagles Nest 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4. BARBARA ANNE WHITE Bobbie I live to eat and eat to live. Glee Club 1, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4g Weaver Staff 2, 3, 43 Student Librarian 2g Class Officer 2, 35 Piano 1, 2, 3g Eagles Nest 1, 2, Annual Staff 3, 4, Cheerleader 4, Marshal 3. LEX WILLIAM ADAMS C 7 The world stands aside for the man who knows where he is going. Special Student. Page Ten lb ZUIIOQ wh IN THE MOST BASHFUL FRIENDLIEST Evelyn Bereece, John Brandon Daisy Foreman, Danny I-one ia I ,,n. x gtg 2 YT J if if Q J n I ,ri , 5' Hifi MOST INFLUENTIAL MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED HAVING MOST INITIATIVE Bobbie White, Charlie Auton Louise Martin, Willard Moody Bobbie White, Willard Moody f'i.M'i'f I at I , Haig., ,j f , 'flfizf I I , ,. -ef' ,ag I , M135 ',,1 4. 1-- ff , .eewg J , fy , if 'S er - V, I QE V, ,M 3 ,tml my , .,,QQ':i . F ,, em, we , e - - f .f 'E -i . 7 N- . '.u,g5jg I , .,..i . . ,V 4 ' iigiw 'b ' , . ' I fi enior Cxfadd MOST ATHLETIC NEATEST Lefty Starrett, Danny Long Helen Elrod, Gordon Wagner Page Flcvcu MOST STUDIOUS Louise Martin and Willard Moody BEST SPORT Lefty Starrett and Charlie Auton MOST POPULAR Bum Wallace and Donnie Stowe who ,A who IN THE BIGGEST FLIRT Gladys Eaker, Keith Eller if .W- aff, Y I iiti B i i itit W , I ., ,... ,L A' ,LW 4- 'Q ,, in ' A :W Q Q' I Per ,L gk I K ' 1 I ' . i fl 'X ' -, MOST ORIGINAL Helen Anne Shuford Hallie', Teague enior Cladd Page Twelvl' MOST DIGNIFIED Helen Elrod and Winford Floyd is 1,1 fe, Hex.. -hh ii ' ' BEST ALL-ROUND Nancy Lane and Donnie Stowe 1 MOST DEPENDABLE Margaret Rabb and Fred Overcash BEST DRESSED Betty Broome and Dick Finley Q' ,. my Q ' H WITTIEST Lefty Starrett and Donnie Stowe PRETTIEST and MOST HANDSOME Bum Wallace and Dick Finley who I6 who CUTEST Margaret Rabb and Keith Eller FUNNIEST Omega Seaborn and Hallie Teague MOST AMBITIOUS Louise Martin and Willard Moody MOST COOPERATIVE Daisy Foreman and Fred Overcash 0 K A enwr Claw Page 'rlmfeen t 1 , ' xt taa L Q h z ? -em: , i 4 ha ' is A MOST TALKATIVE Barbara Brown and Gerald Walker fad! and Uedtamenl We, the 1951aSenior Class of Cramerton High School, County of Gaston, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament. Article I To the school we leave our loyalty, honor, respect, and a sincere desire that it will continue to progress and prosper in years to come. Article II To the Juniors we leave our front seats in the auditorium and a wish that their senior year will be as enjoyable as ours has been. Article III To the teachers we leave our gratitude for their patience and unfailing gui- dance. Article 1V To the principal we leave our appreciation for his understanding and help- fulness. Article V To the individuals: Robert Pow wills his physique to Hunk Bishop. Fred Overcash wills his quietness to Gorman Auton. Helen Elrod wills her mild temper to Pete Shellman. Bobbie White wills her ability to master French to Pat Sherrill. Dan Long wills his left tackle position to Ham Fisher. Willard Moody wills his intelligence to Jack Wilkinson. Bunt Wallace wills her typing ability to Allen Starrett. Margaret Rabb wills her cuteness to Margaret Ingle. Keith Eller wills his distinguished title. The Head , to Jim Brandon. Cyrus Lowe wills his mechanical skill to Motors Smith. Charlie Auton wills his quiet, calm disposition to Jim VanPelt. Frances Starrett wills her jovial spirit to Maude Pow. Helen Anne Shuford wills her curves to Lyndell Fletcher. Don Stowe wills his ability to stay one step ahead of the tardy bell to Joe Eller. Becky Queen wills her good study habits to Duck Hoover. Louise Martin wills her seriousness to Celia Deaton. Dick Finley wills his ability to control Miss Dellinger to Don Galloway. John Brandon wills his latest invention, the noiseless doorbell, to Punchy Crit Keeter. Daisy Foreman wills her graceful, swaying walk to Dean McGalliard. Gordon Wagner wills his girl friends to Charles Martin. Evelyn Bereece wills her ability to stay slender to all of the girls who are a little on the plump side. Gladys Eaker wills her perfect attendance record to Betty Mitchem. Howard Teague wills his initiative to James Glover. Nancy Lane wills her best all-around characteristics to Rodney Brown. Betty Broome wills the qualities that make her so likeable to be divided amoung all the high school. Winford Floyd wills his love for studying English to Berkley Clippard. Omega Seaborn wills her excellent conduct grades to Frances Henderson. Barbara Brown wills the color of her hair to all of the cats who have been trying to obtain it by using peroxide, shoe polish, dye, etc. Rachel Hope wills her good manners to the Sophomore girls. Don Stowe Witnesses: Testatol' Helen Elrod Margaret Rabb Fred Overcash Page Fourteen Cladd .Hia tory Well, we're tlu'ough! Yes, twelve long years of hard work and loads of fun, twelve years of growth and development in the art of right living. All our ups and downs, our pleasant and unpleasant experiences, and our many memories go to make up those twelve years. It was in the Fall of 1947 that a group of nervous, bewildered boys and girls entered high school. After the bottom fell out of our anticipations for an easy life, we adjusted ourselves to the change in subjects, classes, teachers, and to the new world of experience--HIGH SCHOOL. We chose Joe Donald Stowe as our leader for this year. Under the gulchnce of Mr. Hammack and Miss Rhyne, our home room teachers, we learned how to understand our fellow classmates and how to make new friends. As we progressed to the Sophomore year we had a new home room teacher, Miss Katherine Gaston. This year, though, we felt more at home in high school. Although we worked very hard at our studies, we had plenty of fun and enjoyed this year tremendously. As we entered the Junior year, we found many new difficulties, as well as the old ones, facing us. Amidst all our studies we succeeded in presenting a gloric us Halloween Carnival and Junior-Senior Banquet. With the aid of Miss Dellinger, we made our Junior year successful--a year that we can look back on proudly. Finally in September of 1950, we had reached the pinnacle of our High School career. It was hard to believe that we--once mere freshmen--were now proud, haughty Seniors. We chose Louise Martin as our President for this year. With some difficulty we cleared our brains and began another year's work. CThis year, too, we felt the loss of Mr. Hammack, our faithful teacher and friend. J As all Seniors do, we faced the problem of publishing an annual. We chose Willard Moody as editor and a faithful group to assist him. After a long period of antici- ption and excitement, the dayfinally came when we were to get our class rings. tYes, you could see the joy beaming in our faces that day. J We felt that we were FULL-FLEDGED Seniors now that we had our rings. They still remind us of our many V pleasant experiences. With a great deal of pleasure we look back on these things. Their memories will linger on. Let us nowlook forwardg for, although our school days are finished and our preparation is over, life is just beginning. Those fundamentals of right living taught us by the perseverance and patience of our teachers will remain with us beyond graduation day. As we, the Seniors of 1951, finish our short stay here, we take with us many happy memories. Howard Teague Page Fifteen Clan Prophecy The day was cold and drear and the north-side surroundings held the air of mysterious happenings. As I approached the big rambling house a voice warned me to go back, but I swallowed my nervousness and entered the room where the mystic was to unroll the future for the graduating Class of '51, Heavy curtains hung from the wallsg the odor of incense filled the air. The room was lighted with candles and everywhere was the scent of the East. The mystic motioned me to sit on one side of a small table and he sat directly in front of me. He wore a turban and a long flowing robe of many colors. His eyes were dark and piercing as he gazed into the crystalg his voice was low as he began to speak to me: None can change that which is seen in the crystal ball. Listen carefully while I tell you what the future holds for you and your classmates. The first to appear in the crystal ball are 'Meggie' Seaborn and Gladys Eaker, who live in Indianapolis now and are two of the world's famed women racers. Nancy Lane and Rachel Hope are now co-owners of the thriving Hadacol firm. Barbara Brown, with her red hair, has gone rocketing to fame as Rita Hayworth's double. Also, 'Becky' Queen is co-starring with Gene Kelly in a musical. John Robert Brandon has achieved the office of mayor of McAdenvilleg when John retires, Cyrus Lowe will succeed him. Next is a cozy room in which Margaret Rabb Rector and Frances Wallace Mobley are discussing the future of their two children. 'Donnie' Stowe's ardent love for chemistry has acquired him a BS degree. Keith Eller has gone far in the field of boxing. Next month, he will defend his title as heavy-weight champion of the world. The crystal ball then switched to Chapel Hill where Charlie Auton and Danny Long are the star football players. Helen Elrod now has a record shop at Times Square, selling all the latest hillbilly hits . Then the scene changed to the Charlotte Observer office' where Willard Moody is editor of the paper and Bobbie White is editor of the society page. Robert Pow is now pastor of the First Baptist Church in Charlotte. 'Hallie' Teague has tied the wedding knot and now he and his wife have a bouncing baby boy . Then a very attentive audience appeared in the crystal and in the spotlight were Daisy Foreman and Evelyn Bereece demonstrating their tumbling ability- Louise Ma.rtin has written many entertaining books for children, and Helen Shuford, famed artist, supplies the illustrations . As I sat on the edge of my chair--very much in suspense--the scene changed to two little country churches with pastors standing out front. The two pastors were none other than Winford Floyd and Fred Overcash. The next appearance brought a smile to my lips when I learned that Gordon Wagner was playing Red Skelton and Dick Finley had taken Jimmy Durante's part in Hollvwood. Bellevue Hospital appeared in the crystal and I learned that Betty Broome is now director of nurses there. Also, Lex Adams has a radio shop just around the corner. The crystal became clear as the mystic finished his sentence and the faraway look in his eyes faded. How many of these predictions for the Class of '51 will be true? Only the future can tell. Frances Starrett, Prophet Pay Sixunn N 'Lyndell Gorman Auton Jimmy Bishop Don Brandon Nellie Rose Byers Willie Lou Carter Mildred Clanton' Berkley Clippard Don Craig C elia Deaton Patty Eller Colleen Ensley Don Fisher Emily Fisher Don Galloway unior Cladd President ...... Tommy Stowe Vice-President . . . . . . Gene Mims Secretary ..... . Peggy I-lance Treasurer ..... . . Doug Keeter Chaplain ......... Margaret lngle Marshal ........... ...... Do n Craig Attendance Officer 1 Page Seventeen . . .Don Fisher V unior Clay . A y--NMA-f ilzdatvf, . . Mfg fl X ff fa' f Mary Garrison James Glover Peggy I-lance Harold Helton Frances Henderson Margaret Ingle Doug Keeter Mildred Key Jack McKinney Gene Mims Betty Mitchem Carolyn Moore Wanda Morgan Martha Polk Maude Pow Kenneth Quick Bobby Rector Jimmy Robinson Billy Sewell Wilma Shellman Howard Smith X fa tx 1 Allen Starret Tommy Stowe A Joanne Teeter Jimmy Teeter Bl X new 1 Wir N Nr i ,.:: f A 'K ,K Z is-'W Page Eighteen VW, ,Y 4 ax! lf l Shirley Barnhill Jim Brandon Rodney Brown Dean Bryant Dorothy Carnes Marty Cornwell Betty DeBrule Joe Eller Coleen Floyd Marguerite Foxx Joanne Gaskins Troy Grant Peggy Gray Barbara Grooms Jimmy Herron Donald Hoover Ted Hunsucker Johnalee Jenkins Virginia Jones Russell Keeter wi L, . airy 9 -1. wf if - ,af tsl- 7,111 rv. 2 -- ' 1, e gt, . ,M ,liz 'Wifi 'ff 26 ,414 f H fu,-iagf 5 ? M M , , Q H 5 . -:.' 15 at 7 l 'Q ii, L 3 K 3 lg . I igygsfrergi 'ff ,e,g,'w1,'f. ,. L' cg0ph0l110I'e Clad! OFFICERS President ................... . . . Charles Martin Vice-President .... ...... P at Sherrill Secretary ....... . . . Barbara Van Pelt Treasurer ..... . . .Jimmy Van Pelt Marshals. . . .... Ellen Summerell David Teague aw . ,if n V ii'. , ,M - srer Page Ninctevn Douglas Kelly Shirley Lyles Charles Martin Dean McGal1iard Claudette Moody Charles Moore Mack Pittman Carletty Poole Arthur Quick Billie Radcliife Jenny Rector Patsy Sherrill Carolyne Smith Ioan Starrett Ellen Summerell David Teague Eugene Treadway Jimmy Van Pelt Barbara Van Pelt Jack Wilkerson Sophomore Clan il Nl ' . AGP, ls, If My 'fr K K E if . E .,.l M f lisa 1 M sf f W' if jail iw W Ha K lf MM was Joyce Wilson Dick Wright Not Pictured Bobby Miller Page Twenty Laura Bell Joyce Bishop Glenda Blackwell Peggy Bolick Nancy Brandon Violet Branton Eddie Brendle Richard Brittain Jimmy Broome Ted Bryant Libby De Brule Iva Lee Eaker Faye Eller Martha Eller Amaryliss Eller John Ellington Danny Ellis Shirley Emory Wayne Eppely Jimmy Featherston : Z fi w greah Intl!! csltldd OFFICERS President ..... . . .... Jerry Kelly Vice-President .... .... S arah Norris Secretary ..... . . . Shirley Emory Treasurer ..... . . . Tommy Fisher Marshals. . . . . . Charles Nixon .Terry Keeter if - Y if we-,z ,G , K L X , 3 B U 7, - s,f52Q11a5'-Q' 'L gf , J fi -. i,.i-- ff: ,I , i Z I 1' 3 s Page 'lkrcrzly-o L , -. ' ff55 11 6 Q W -md? Y nhl 8 ,E ,Q vii, .45 ff, , M J , t E J' GV J. . ,- ffl! H ' .1 H ' -.1 l WCM Z Wayne Ferguson Harold Fisher Tommy Fisher Charles Foreman John Foreman Raymond Forner Gretchen Galloway Nellie Glover Roy Glover . David Gordon Bobby Griffin Karlton Holland Myrna Holt Gary Hoover Nelson Hope Eddie Hudson Barbara Huffstetler Maxine Huggins Jimmy Jenkins Jerry Keeter l xxk X X I Jerry Kelly X Scott Key 3 A Jack Kimbro X Q - Gail Lane J Pat Llneberger NV x Shirley Long Bobby Lowe Joyce Lyles Carolyn Martin Emily Matlack X 91-ealnman Clan new 'SE' l K J My EM as Y , ,'-' so H ' E5 ,,,. 4 : -:2' if N' ' K A . llyug' 1 .l ,x '-': T W K- Rl ,r ' I iw - X VH' , H 'Y WW. . lui' ' .. ..,:-V: J - 'i x iii 1 Sl H ' rf'-if MJ, Qilxllx 'fx we- . wl, , ' Q ,MV ,,l,k,,, MQ V, my ww new Q, ,ls , IQ, 1 lg. - . Jw- Qr ww ,r J I X4 -Q N K3 at dd rf f Q i 1 6 S413 -f NX' - '. K 5 X xx Q. 4, ' ' i ,, ff X r,a. gifs l r H s H s ,g I , - 5 wf - . ff G r W Y al l - QWFS- :S wk M1 5 1 E x 'Q , is N l Q .. ,1 ., V1 le. -- I Wfxz Wi' K j:M....ziLf .. gi I wmxgag Page Twenty-two M MM , f K . 'Lift 1 ji JL My W1f'l.JM'i gif :W M! Charles Nixon MIX Sarah Norris Jimmy Poteat Hubert Presswood Johnny Rankin Inez Rick Roy Sarvis J Jeannette S ma Dennis er WM Naomi Whittington FRESHMEN WIN TOP HONORS wi f it 53?- Q' ,f , as K I N! I A ' Q N, Miss Cramerton--Shirley Emory Mr. Cramerton--Charles Nixon Page '1'n'cr1ty-llxrra' ,U X N X IV: ,Q o NA XJ fi if My X Ai A H if my . , nu my ff My Qi 912 W m3 of N iglztlz grade TOP ROW: Anne Summerell, Nancy McLea.n, Faye Nell Moore, Faye Stiles, Mary Jo Gar- rison, Henry Smith, Curtis Bereece, Boyce Hance, Dicky Robinson, Gordon Seaborn, Ray Eller. SECOND ROW: Miss Sifford, Peggy Helms, Eugina Smith, Fred Etters, Ted Rec- tor, Harley Padgett, Herman Holland, Bobby Ensley. FIRST ROW: Margaret Richie, Sally Summerlin, Peggy Grooms, Glenda Deaton, Carolyn Bryant, Gary Wilson, Baron Elrod. TOP ROW: John Rhymer, Tommy Brandon, Don Wallace, Lamarr House, Junior Miller, Betty Grant, Joyce Lee, Katie Faries, Margaret Guy, Jane Grisdale. SECOND ROW: Joyce Hawkins, Bertha Garrison, Thruman Ritchie, Jerry Camp, Floyd Henderson, Steve Davis, David Carpenter, Peggy Carpenter, Margaret Robinson, Mrs. Underwood. FIRST ROW: Dan Alewine, Richard Dinsdale, Harold Auton, Lenora Hutchins, Shelby Jean Grooms, Hazel Stevens, Mary Lou Moore, Joe Featherston. Page 'I'urn!y-four xx if jfyu, , 1 Ji ' .+ v I x ,J V , , i 4 u, .fvxf J X 4 f if xx L ' I UMM M 59 N N OUR nnuafg :Staff Willard Moody. . . . Lyndell Fletcher. . Keith Eller ....... Jimmy Teeter ....... Helen Anne Teeter . . . Margaret Ingle . . . Bobbie White ..... Frances Starrett. . Frances Wallace .... John Brandon ..... Barbara Brown. . . Betty Broome . . . Miss Carrie Hickman . . . .Editor-in-Chief .............Assistant Editor . Business Manager . . . . Assistant Business Manager .................ArtEditor Assistant Art Editor Photography Editor . . . Assistant Photography Editor -.n-n-un..-.an-U--I-nu-an Page Twenty-eight I ............Typist ..........Typist . . . . .Typist . . . . .Typist Faculty Sponsor Miss Katherine Sponsor ME MBERS Donald Joe Brandon Gladys Eaker Patty Eller Dick Finley Lyndell Fletcher Peggy Hance Margaret Ingle Mildred Key Louise Martin Gene Mims Willard Moody Donnie Stowe Howard Teague Jimmy Teeter .Toanne Teeter Bobbie White .ff THE NATIONAL BETA CLUB is a non-secret, achievement service organization for students of senior high schools. Its purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and leadership. feta Club Page Twenty-nine XX A A NAL 15' Z Q 2 710 43' 4 e A F Q 3 I E Miss Carrie Hickman Faculty Advisor fa!! ef U ea WEAVER STAFF Stowe . . Donnie ditor E 5 S E u 5-4 a E 5 rn s.. aa UD 3 C O 35 S 5 o .fl O ret Rabb Marga ite . . Bobbie -.- Editors cial So Patty Eller :vi :wx 3 o I-1 li ee CJ 5 orts Editors W Frances Starrett derson ell . . Frances H FS Edito rt A u w :Haas Hoxmo we-O MSW-o-I2 v-lrnrgism Egugg 2 .Ss-'U ssogg mi ' -1 2210 Q... .13 1:3 o SEQ fig sea? E F-tl-1 -EEE 838 Page 'l'hirtx'-onu Lane ail . G . . PS rte P0 Re Il II12. sh Fre 1 1 atlack M mily E letcher ell F nd .Ly . Reporters. . v-l E m 7: Q2 -I O .1-4 Q Pat Sherrill Brandon John 0 BE 8: W? OB as 0 m 2 wgwcouoan 503352338 nEH2OHmon Qdwfgmomlni-ad 5 H mom Egdmgmam EEWZSEGOE :rag-9 'E3 Uw :HQ ov Q: m HE cud ,FH L4 Q O :Ln Fil .2 Izgi .m. Sz: igl :Q 2.5 ing Repo rammar Gra ists . se Mart el Hope y Forema lyn Moor rt ow P uir YP: oui ach 's aro e 2 oaamoom al U E Gordon Wagner Joanne Teeter an km iss Hic . M lty Advisor . Facu lub '19 fa ib Rabb et Margar Maude Pow Carter Lou Willie 5 'il E 13 3 .1 Rachel Hope 'cs L. S .:: rn s: G2 ... cv I lub lee on, O Gail Lane, orn, Gladys Eaker, Seab Glenda Deaton, Claudette Moody, ai 3:1 4: B U9 ..-. .Q E rn.. .5 .wc 5 aa 1: s: ed o FB W: Mary Garrison, RO SECOND aye Betty Broome, F 5 Q2 F-4 o Fl-4 aw, 52 ev Q .L E E3 E f: ce Q9 Q If o D1 E s.. E C N bb S-1 o E .-I -4 O9 2. E 63 E E E 'Cf s-. .Q C1 cu .-4 ... BJ -6 O 5-4 -4 BJ Cl Q3 .-4 GJ m E O II Q E m E-4 za, Z E C21 :rf E ... Q5 DI za, on on U9 C1-4 H. !i as 5-1 Q1 E E :1 rn 4-I cu L. td DD s-. C!! E Q. ..-. +4 s.. td 2 cv rn ..-. D O ,J x. U as ... 4-I N E tw X S ,www f 11 if , , , i M f----v-.'.,.,.,..,,,Wno.f-pg, ,,,......n...,,. hm KA, V X, VJ Qi' M1149 JW ! 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Wilburn Queen Page Thirty-six Boyd fadketball 1 ' Q Marty Cornwell Charles Nixon Billy Sewell Don Fisher Don Stowe Donald Joe Brandon Bobby Miller Bobby Griffin Jimmy Bishop Gene Mims Don Galloway Coaches -- Mr. Huss Mr. Wallin Harold Fisher .Tack McKinney Allen Starrett Jimmy Robinson Jimmy Teeter Tom Stowe Charles Martin Wayne Eppley Jimmy Van Pelt Jimmy Featherston Jimmy Brandon Manager -- Baron Elrod f, L I. 1' v X A ' X LL ,xyff - If 47 1 I ,f ' rv f ,z 5: - . . ,J Nl :lf Pugc T Ixirtyascven H . 7 I f , I. r 1 L' ' ft, 4' ff' Q girfd adkelbafl Carolyn Moore Shirley Long ..... . . ....Guard ..Guard Martha Eller ..... .... G uard Celia Deaton . . Barbara Brown . . . Emily Matlack . . . .... Guard . . . . Guard . . . .... Guard Barbara Van Pelt. Joyce Lyles ...... Lyndell Fletcher. . Peggy Hance ....... Shirley Emory ........ .... Gretchen Galloway ..... .... Coach ...... Miss Sifford Not Pictured Frances Starrett Wilma Shellman Virginia Jones Peggy Bolick Patsy Sherrill 4 Pagc Thirtyeight Forward Forward Forward Forward .Forward Forward 4, Xia!! Z f f I . .- mg , Vs -x 4 1, ..,. jvljf . 1 If 7 094. qu ,ff ie W -' ' 0 !4f j1 l if IV 1 I Lifffdbf A g S A fw- ' -' I x iv ,762 ' My J! I . N I -fl, ' .-, ' A . I WHAT 5. I ' -fu S , , - Li. CHA PIO , THLETE? - I f IS IT CONDITIONING. . . coaching . 4 . Ieamwork . . . physique . . . sporlsmanship . compelilive spiril . . . or ius? plain honesl-Io-goodness alhlelic skill? We don'I prelend lo be afhlefic experls, because our job is Io rnanufaclure high qualily lex? h ' ' Ihe res roducls. Bu? as sporfing fans we Ihink il would be safe Io say fha? an afhleiic c ampion is P of all fhese fine qualilies. W k ow that il has taken a combinalion of greal leadership, manufacfuring know-how, care e n planning, employee loyally, and skilled Teamwork fo make Burlinglon Mills a champion in 'the lex? induslry. The Company's many accomplishmenls and progressive growlh during Ihe pasf 27 years a well known. We are proud of This record and equally proud of our 32,000 employees who have work Iogefher wifh real 'learn spiril as members of Ihe Burlinglon leam. If's a fad fha? BurlingIon's fine fabrics, hosiery and ofher fexlile producls are fruly Woven If fhe Life ol America - iusf as every Burlinglon plani is woven info Ihe life of ifs own communiiy. 1. It i . ' at u 1 v 'Y Q Woven mto zfze LW 0fA'mer1ca IXIII iixi IIIIIIIN CLii1ixxis11im,N,CI. y DECORATIVE FABRICS 0 HOSIERY FOR MEN AND W EN S OUTERWEAR AND UNDERWEAR FABRICS 0 MEN'S WEAR FABRICS 0 MAKER OF WOM ' - COTTON PIECE GOODS AND YARNS q RIBBONS 0 INDUSTRIAL AND TRANSPORTATION FABRICS CRAMERTON IS A MAJOR MANUFACTURING DIVISION OF BURLINGTON MILLS 'W. A -N 7, .. -572--'7f,.. --7 1.4 . 619 'Y-C 1?QZf4f'-Qffn-7fof ff'---Warm A , -- K , a ,-fax! !4NLz?,g,,4,,g? I ?,Z, ,.ggMw,qLf ,gf . a.49 Gastonia loo Cream Co. Inc. fixnfgfjysndkb t .. 91,0-QQLCGJ ,272 ' ' f G t North c5uFo1ma ' I -----------a ' B f Zh, H f Drennon Food Products Co. Atlant W POTATO P CHIPS Everything'S Jake's' G g . 4 X ' , I -L JI S i L 1 . , .f I Citizen,s National Bank fv 4 In Gastonia Wa, My 74,-k4vr7 D ' ' H CRAMERTON BRANCH Zghfwff Cramerton North Carolina C3I'0thCI'S' THE HoME OF THE GREEN AMBULANCE Dial 6337 I if , LVL .DJ Y,.,,,,LQfV- ,,4ffj-.,g' Fc. JA -Tab I -Z, V, k 7 all 1 I . ' -Oimfv ,X if 'hJ4..,.7,o..fL-,X 714, ALA Jkt wk!! JV Q M .MM LQ ,, .21 fer. s- Kgrrrltugje 0.3 . UNN45 V S n lv 47L'SffQ ZLIV71. Lisa, U -- -'-'-'--'L'1.,. , .,,, 1 Am, ., -.,.,- fn... 'N., Fu... , JY!-,gf,44vL I-Aj, 1f4,,1fL,f,.2,f',,4,L,,x..Q3 ,.f74,:g,i,,,, WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES t ying, H 7 Complete Home Furnishing aJJ..,,.Lwb Save 251 Cash Dial - 6815 Cramerton North Carolina ramerton Dr Cleaner Cleaning, Dyeing, Alterations, Hat Blocking Save! Save! Use Our Cash and Carry Plan. 30? Discount -For Prompt Pick Up and Delivery, Dial 5-0642 MZ f-'Z' ,Qfffw 01 ff' fiffig' 'S-S y 'ii' , 1 , f . , 1 9, ,. , f mf, PC0540 of ff-I I .ff af- nfs- if .X-.ff J sv F V ' . 'Z 1 K 9 . . if .4 M ,Usd ' 4 ' K! Owner - F. W. Baker 1, . I g, y ,:,,,4, ,af . ,f ,,,, ff ffwdfff- 50-' fm iff' A-we gf?-4 rc V,-,' A . -w- .fn ff , C . , if QfM7!o, J 5 Za AM 74VM,e+ft Padgetts Jewelers Something from the Jeweler's is Always Something Special Bank Building Belmont North Carolina RAWLINGS TODD COMPANY ' Cramerton Branch SALES SERVICE HOTPOINT AND FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES ' RCA, GE, Zenith, and Capehart Television Cramerton North Carolina Peoples Furniture Store kr E N SE at 5 Q wi ' Phone 50521 , Iiowell North Carolina Congratulations ff' ' ' J 517' Wpiiiwifhes ff' fha TALLEY'S FLoR1sT 0.1 8' 7 ff, ff emmof 51 Phone 5-2612 'fl i Gastonia North Carolina BELToN TYPEWRITER Co. Compmm of . C. B. STROUPE 82 SONS Gastonia North Carolina North Belmont North Carolina ll . N. l.' x x QQ ,ga p w ,Y gt ...f if - I p V A lp' Xl -ZZ YR ' - Bib if QQ A Compliments of im ixgxqq-,xxqgxm To fy . W JSE? . - P5 Cramerton IQIWZIII' 1 wie qv! wk 6x ,X-I -' f f96, Qlq!e+:,q kg, , , - 'lx 'pi V I A We sumo bofobw Cramerton North Carolina I Compliments of BENTLEY,S SODA SHOP CANNON'S MOTOR SALES Hot Grilled Sandwiches In the Arcade Building Behind Garrison's Belmont North Carolina Compliments of TEETER'S SERVICE STATION A Sinclair Service Wilkinson Boulevard Phone 5-3334 Cramerton Crossroads Phone 5-5196 Cramerton North Carolina O 1 N ' . ., 1:f?4, W4: 1115-it x GASTON if Foon PRonUoTs Co. THE FAMILY STATION Distributor Of I .Tom's Toasted Peanuts Tom's Peanut Butter Sandwiches Tom's Potatoes Chips and 1370 On Every Dial Tom's Candies 1000 Watts Phone 7319 Gastonia North Carolina Gastonia North Carolina Compliments of Best wishes SMITH from CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. I HOLSUM BAKIN G COMPANY fan EVR0LETf -1- -i VVV-,- VY- P Gagtgnja North Carolina ' Gastonia North Carolina if- Mu 1 , X ,LF ,Val yf bl 55.4 1 ji X xg r?4,it1'i 5 C A ,xij FEATHERSTON 81 SON REECE BROTHERS CO. Self Service Grocery Sherwin-Williams Paints Hunting and Fishing Kelvinator Equipment Philco ' Duo-Therm Hardware Bendix Phone 5-5624 Cramerton North Carolina Cramerton North Carolina n L. G. BALFOUR COMPANY SUNRISE DAIRY Attleboro Massachusetts Class Rings and Pins Commencement Invitations Diplomas-Personal Cards Club Insignia - Medals Sz Grade A Pasteurized Trophies Dairy Products Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Represented By John and Albert Bealle 509 W. Franklin Avenue P. O. Box 97 I Johnson City Tennessee Gastonia North Carolina r Best wishes to the Seniors of '51 fflfsi 'Sims U-AEE G-K A , fb Wm M is Q mQQQgtt:tf2'Zs Am N THOMAS AND HOWARD C . WHOLESALE GROCERS I L CRAMERTON BARBER SHOP Charlotte North Carolina Prop. J- A- Andrews X I My qblfflfz, Congratulations to the class of 1951 BELMONT HALL 8: MORRIS COMPANY BUILDING AND LOAN C74-Mo 'Q to-41 Wlffw-f ffmfiy ff' Distributors of ,'f'4Ve e4 ff? School Papers Sz Instructional Supplies I yQ4,JffV-,Wife Belmont North Carolina Belmont North Carolina df 74AXfff fff 7? 174'-fzff Mia! pe cgefc,.fz1p,i 72 Qjfjfgh I J aj, ,fy ,A , 57fg,gf-716 ,V ,fAr.f,4ifM1541, fz.44f,,, 1 ' ' , if km, g '7 .4417 Lf 1371 A V f ' A 'iv f2Vi 7'i . V KC, Best wishes Compliments of to The Seniors Of Cramerton I 1 I PARSONS High School - 1951 FURNITURE COMPANY SUGGS AND COMPANY 1 ,Q au. Li IYLG-X' ' U. 'ij Cramerton North Carolina Belmont North Carolina Compliments of Young Men' s Shop CARSGN I WARREN GARDNEIVS SPORTING GOODS CO. Gastonia North Carolina 1 Distributors For Goldsmith ROY'S J EWELERS Wilson and Voit Athletic Gastonia's Largest Credit Equipment Jewelers Phone 1367 GHSt0I1i3 N01'th CaI'O1ir1a Gastonia North Carolina we i -I - p 234' ZQLQQW f-wife' IHKJTJ f?4 ':, SANITARY BARBER SHOP I IXOFNANIOTOPRACQ. It Pays To Look Your Best I Sales - Ford - Service Work Done By Master Barbers I Phone 319 Cramerton North Carolina I Belmont North Carolina THES MODE P HINSON'S IN C. Sells' Better Merchandise Complete Home Furnishings Next Door To Post Office Phone 424 Phone 323 I Belmont North Carolina Belmont North Carolina I I 1 sTowE MERCANTILE C i f'm'f0 CRAMERTON COMPANY , , u DRUG COMPANY Quality Merchandise Since 1886 Prescriptions Druggists Belmont North Carolina Cramerton North Carolina 1 1 Cnmplimcnts I R SP - NE ., I . ORANGE-CRUSH DOUBLE COLA ENCER RHY CO NC I Office Supplies and Equipment BOTTLING CO. Phone 5-1131 Printing Gastonia North Carolina - Gastonia North Carolina .. . . I Jffbffwyj ' A Af' - wud 'm'k'fQk , t M, A , . ' f' I I M Qs, X of- fbljfi WS V, M 'QW' U . f M ' 5 f , 1 Plefijen U Congplimejtts of M 0 1, '? A . .A p-1 'ww- McCLUNE7Y'S INC. 1, C ERELLA SHOE STORE , ww SLIM' U Qual1 Apparelf for Men'f. Quality Foot Wear Phone 5-3931 Gastonia North Carolina Gastonia North Carolina Compliments of Remember 1 , You can save money at MCCLUNEY S INC- ' Cramerton Store RUS'I'IN9S Complete Clothiers for Men. I 278 - 282 West Main Street Phone 6849 T Gastonia North Carolina Cramerton North Carolina ' 2 WEST CRAMERTON SUPER MARKET 3 1' SVVEETLANIYS Self Service Grocery p ' Fresh Meat and Vegetables .3 QC RESTAURANT -5 Open Six Days A Week ' Phone 5-3801 8 a. m. till 8 p. m. Telephone - 6753 8-5 3Gastonia North Carolina West Cramerton North Carolina I ?l in - ' nl n ,E Compliments of MAXWELL BROS. fig .3 AND MoRR1s gy, STOWE MOTOR COMPANY Gastonia's leading Furniture Phone 431 Phone 5-2621 105 South Main Street 223-231 West Main Avenue Belmont North Carolina Gastonia North Carolina J Complimcnis of ' GRIER DRY CLEANING Mr. and Mrs. John Smith TEXACO SERVICE AND STATION AND SODA SHOP Cramerton Crossroads LAUNDRY CI'3.ITl6I't0I1 NOI'th Carolina Belmgnt Ngrth Carglina C will 'wwf H-K CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC GA RI ON' ,INC. An Investment In Good Appearance ,Jit- Sales Service Is More Important Today Than Ever Frigidaire Sales and Service Phone 2251 , Phone 393 and 2913 Belmont North Carolina Belmont North Carolina COI-IEN'S Compliments of IM,-1.4 Names You Know LEON'SCHNEIDER'S INC. 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