Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)
- Class of 1955
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The I955 ACORN is a record of the growth and X activity of every stem, limb, and in .af leaf of our sturdy oak. To show what our family of I955 has produced, we present . . . UUR FAMILY TREE 0 0 II T E N T S ADMINISTRATION ACTIVITIES FEATURES CLASSES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS Wy ffm 15 Z M if- --.. X The class of 1955 is honored to dedicate its publication of the ACORN to MRS. ELIZABETH GORE. She has been a faithful lceeper of our family tree -planting it with patience, watering it with wisdom, and pruning it with consideration. Her interest in the school activities, her understanding in the classroom, and her untiring service as junior Class Adviser have done much to put her in the hearts and thoughts of the roots of our family tree- the 1955 seniors. We thank you, Mrs. Corel ADMINISTRATION DR. E. II. CZAMNQLER SlI1'lL'I'I11IL'17LIUI1f of Schools Mn. ,l. R. IIAWKINS Principal 'lf' Mus. XIx'm'1s FNIAUKIQY Assistmlf IJI'Il7CI1'7lI1 Mus. AIARY SAWYER Dean of Girls and Secretem Mus. I3E'r'l'Y ,lo LINK XIssism1'1l Secrvtnry fdi 5.75 401' -ff! 49 .,,,, Ku? IIISS SARAH BARNETTE MISS NIARIAN BELL MISS SARAH BENFIELII Mlss AIARY Loulsri BIITLEII III. FLOYD BIIMGAIINEII MISS EIVIILY CIARR MISS AIA!-EEL CIIANIJLIAZII Mus. EIIGENIA C'IIIIIs'I'MAN Page Eight Mns. AIIC,Iz Im. IJUNTN Mlss ELIIAII MII. CJLIVIZR CIUOK MII. I7oIII:I.As 1 I . 1 7 V 1 I , I X Mus. NANCTX' DAVIS Miss MAIIIIIA IJIIISIIALI MII. E. P. FAIILKNEII A1188 A1Al1Y FOIIE 41. MRS. MARY GASKINS MRS. ELIZABETH GORE MR. DAVE HARRIS Miss EDNA HARTNESS A4185 LUCILLE IIASSELL MISS INEZ HENDERSON Miss CQERTRUDE HIRE MRS. HELEN HOLLINGSWORTH Miss CAROLYN ITIINES Miss KATHRYN HINSON MRS. MORRELLA P. JANSEN MR. WILLIAM S. IENNINGS Miss VIVIAN JOHNSON MISS DOROTHY LIDE MR. WILLIAM NlAYBERRY MISS MARY B. MACKORELL Mus. INE7 MCCONNELL MRS. LAURA Monms Mn. CQIIIAIILES NIURPHY Mxss ConN111,m NIXUN Mn, Rqmggmf O'D151,L Klux. luis Ncmull Mus. XIIVIAN RHODES Mus. l3l1'1 lx' Ruin A1158 SALLIE SANDIFER Mn. lhvm Srnmws Mus. VVILLIE S. Suomz Mas. LETTIE SM1111 MHS. Lois SLIMMERVILLF Miss I'lELliN 'I'ALLEN'r Miss I71.oH.fx XfK',x1's0N Mus. Annum VVESSINGER Miss RUTH YELVINGTON Page Ten fb W MASCOTS P11v1,1.1s CLODFREY KENNY CHUFFIN THE ROOTS OF THE BIG OAK TREE THE PARENTS OF THE FAMILY TREE SENIDR GLASS DFFICERS FIRST SEMESTER Doms TXILTKINNEX' A . . President DIUHN KIRKPATRICK , ViccfPrcsident NAnc:.'xnE'1' TTELIXIS , . .Secretary C,xno1. ANN IJAVIS . , Treasurer SECOND SEMESTER RTIKE PRICE , President KAY S1xm1,L , Vice-President RA1u3,xnA ITENDERSON . . Sec1'etary .lmmlv Ru'l'l.ER A Treasurer Page Thirteen 11.4 , J, -A Is.. A fx P1 A iw- ' --'- I V- ' ::' ' an Q- I 5 K ik ' Q7 SM M I IL , . I , . PM + Au msg I 3' O 4 QE Nu If A , X fx , -ag.: if A kr 'tri 351 xmr nf' aw A ig, UW S, '- I..- 4 5' . I ,rdf SENIDRS IJAVID ALLEN BETTY RIIEA ALAIOND SANDRA STORNEY AAIMOND C1YNTHlA ANNE BAKER JOYCE CTOLVIN BARKLEY EDWIN LEE BARNETTE ROBERT IJARIUS BEAM NLXRCZARET LOUISE BEATTY IDORIS BELL JOHN SAIXIUEL BENNETT, JR QLENE BLACK IXMJNA DALE BLACKWELDER BOAIAS KELLY BOLLINCER EARL MORRISON BRADLEY VIRCIINIA IO BRASINOTON ELIZABETH BROGDEN DIIAIAIY f10RACE BROOKS BYRON ALLEN BULLARD .. CLASS 0F '55 AIIMMY IXLFORD BUTLER ClHARLES llARRY ClAIXlPBEI,l, lvlARY EVELYN CAM:-RE1.r. RoBER'r ClAMPBEI.l. FRANKLIN WALTER ClAPPS, ,lR. DOROTHY SUE CARTER Toixuxlv ClATO REBECCA CALIDLE 'IERRY VVAIALACE CHEEK ,,,, OUTSTANDING SENIORS As clccted by ballot from thc four Senior Class home room teachers president of 1955 Senior Class, - President of 1955 Student Coun- eil, and Editor and Business Mun- ugcr of 1955 ACORN. f A f1'lfllii,eul , ' ly! ll . ' 'Q ' Ffffprr M, Iii' lu.-. lYlARCARET llE1.A1s Ylmmv lmu'r1.ER f L .I W M-H' ,0- SENIURS CTAROLYN COPELAND CQENE RAYMOND CIOUNTS JUNE IVIURPHEY CRANE CAROL ANN DAVIS GLORIA DIANE DAVIS THOINIAS EUGENE DELI.INGER SYLVIA PAY IDORITY 'TOIXTINIIE PATRICIA DOVER YVONNE ANNETTE DULL -IIINUNIY ANDERSON DUNCAN LARRY CQORDEN EARP CHARLES IOSEPH EDWARDS CHARLES LESTER EDWARDS ARTHUR CLIFFORD EWING LOUIS FARBIER RAYVON FESPERINIAN DXIARGARET ANN FINLAYSON RUTH ANN FLUHARTY Dams FRYE BARBARA IIUNE CLAY IXIARY ANN CLERRARD PIHROY CLIBBS NED IDONALD CQILLIAAI FRANCES IXIARION CLODFREY c1RE'l'CIIEN CERAU CTONLEY FRANKLIN QlREEN, DIR. IIOIIN XVII.1.1AAl CLHIMES W., f if JUDY AIEDLIN ,IOHNNY BENNETT OUTSTANDING SENIORS SENIDRS BILL IIARRIS SALLY DELORES IJAWLEY JACKSON ARTHUR HELMS JEWEL IJELRIS MARGARET JEANNETTE IIELRIS ROBERT JXJELVYN IIELIWS 'TOIXIIXIY LLOYD PIELMS BARBARA ANN HENDERSON DOROTHY IIOLLAND EUGENE THOMAS IJOPPER JOYCE HOPPER CZAMERON CHARLES IIOUCH 'THOIHAS EARLE IIOUSE DONALD EUGENE HOVIS SANDRA LEE JENKINS DAVID LEON KANUPP JOAN KIMSEY BILL KING CLASS 0F '55 JOHN NEELY KIRKPATRICK SYLVIA KISER VIVA LEE KISTLER RICHARD FARRELL KRUGER IIERAIAN KIRK LANDS HELEN LORENE LAUGHTER ROBERT EUGENE LONG PAYE GWYNETH LOVE IIEAN FRANCES 1X1ARCOTTE YVONNE SALEM JOHN KIRKPATRICR SENIURS ELLEN TERRY MARTIN -JOHN FRANKLIN MAYBERRY GEORGE ANDREW MAYDANIS BETSY JANE MCCACHREN ALLEEWEE KAY MCCALL DORIS ANN MCKINNEY JUDITH MEDLIN CARL RICHARD MEEHAN KENNETH RHUDAR MILLER MARY GERTRUDE MILLER WILLIAM MOUCHET RICHARD NICHOLS HENRY JOHN NICHOLSON MARLENE MILLS NOLEN JENNY LEE NORMAN DAVID NORWOOD HAROLD NORWOOD ' MARGARET JOHNSTON OSBORNE GLASS 0F '55 FRANCES JEANNETTE O'SHIELDS GLADYS CQLENDA GUTEN MARY ALICE PARR LEE PHILLIPS LARRY PRESLEY JAIXIES MICHAEL PRICE LAURA ANN PIANKIN FRANCES GERTRUDE RAY CAROLYN JUNE ROBINSON IIMMY DUNCAN DORIS NICKINNEY Nw OUTSTANDING SENIORS , - A I W ,',J,,f1 ff XX r f ff' SENIDRS EVELYN CQWEN ROGERS JOHNNY ROLLINS CAROL JEAN Ross PATSY IJINSON RUSSELL YVONNE SALEM WILLIAAI SEAY SHIRLEY ANN SHAFFNER DOUGLAS LE GRAND SHIVAR BILL SHUIXIAKER SHELVIE JOAN SIIWS KAY VIOLA SMALL VIRGINIA CAROLYN STACY JEANNE FAYE STEELE MARY LEE STEGALL BETTY LEE SUNIINIERLIN CHARLES TANNER JOHNNY BRUCE TEAT BENJAMIN CHARLES THOBIAS CLASS 0F '55 ROBERT CAROL THOMAS ALICE PAYE THOBIPSON jxmlxu' THOMPSON BOB TIIRASHER QTERALDIN STONE TODD ITARDING ROVVAN TUTTLE DELORES -IEAN VADEN BUCKY WALKER NANCY LEE WALSI1 TVIIKE PRICE CQRETCIIEN CLRAU .mi R 512' f 132' A 7 W, . T 5355 ,r a 'E Y 511 ' .. .,,., S2 if W 5 4 , 4 R va j4..Af 'W' A E f :. , fm ,M Civlilzf ' ' ' ' A. 4 . A A T . RYA Q if -Q 1fff.vQiw' .. A- R-,ksywrf .iizisizgw I . i OUTSTANDING SENIORS X my X 1: x ,a aa W . W, , ,, lf' v ! 2 ., ..f '1 ff ff' f Illrl- fx ff, 3' f 1 Page Twenty-four SENIURS ROBERT KELL WATSON LARRY EDWARD WELCH BILL HUGO WEST EARL WIKE LAURA GERTRUDE WILLIAMS FRANK WORSHAM ' 1 DORIS MITCHELL WRIGHT ANNETTE YANDLE 5 Q W Q, yf F2595 - 43 :Q Ui , 4 -X Nfggsi qiw X ,S E: ' ' 'V Vx :HL lei? mpg - - '.,m,,fap f A M.. .big Rx s M l f X 1 Q f . N X ' 5 ff' cf X H X fx ' x dy 1 S 'Akx ga -wk f in ffl. , f If 1 is :if X4 'Xi 1. QQ 1 Hn' my 'kg ,.i xs, 5-'X 1. , X 5,5-A T , N ,Qs gf J Q Jw' 6 .f .Sidi .5 +21-K x K .xi 1 3 tt 91 4 X 3 . X ms .4 Q -2. x vi 4 ' 5 an 11 ,,, s Qffw ,graf- ir '35 or 'vw - . i 'QP 'Q ,,..-...ma--f 2' A Q K axfi ,-r .,,, ., V X 1 li 1 T5 DAVID ALLEN S. O. L. Bible Club 3 . . . Red Cross 3 . . . Senior Chaplains 2 . . . Orchestra 1 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN 3. SANDRA AMMONS S. O. L. Bible Club l, 2. ANNE BAKER Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Softball 3 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Business Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 3 . . . Superlative, Best Dancer. EDDIE BARNETTE Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Advertising Staff of ACORN 3 . . . Hi-Lites Business Staff 3 . . . Traffic Force 2, 3 . . . Superlative, Best Dressed . . . Senior Circulation Manager of Hi-Lites. BOBBY BEAM Basketball I . . . Science Club 1, 2 ...D.E.Club1...Band1,2. JOHNNY BENNETT lmperatores 3 . . . S. O. L. Bible Club 1,2,3 . . . F1'enchClub2,3 . . . Science Club 2, 3 . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Orchestra 2 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2 . . . All-State Orchestra 2 . . . ACORN Advertising and Circulation Staff 3 . . . Home Room Representative 3 . . . Superlative, Most Talented . . . junior Marshal. GENE BLACK Red Cross 3 . . . Monogram Club 3 . . . Senior Choir 2, 3 . . . Circula- tion Staff of ACORN . . . Advertising Staff of ACORN . . . Sponsor Editor of ACORN . . . Senior Cheerleader 3 . . . Harding Hi-Y Treasurer 3. MONA BLACKWELDER S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 35 President 3 . . . Book Dusters Club 1, 2, 3, President 2, Secretary 3 . . . Senior Choir 2, 3 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN 3. KELLY BOLLINCER Harding Hi-Y 3. MORRISON BRADLEY Visual Aids Club 1. VIRGINIA jo BRASINGTON Visual Aids Club 2 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN 3. JIIVIIVIIE BROOKS D. E. Club 2, 3 . . . D. E. II President . . . Superlative, Biggest Flirt. Page Twenty-six HARRY CAMPBELL S. O. L. Bible Club 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. MARY CAMPBELL Creggettes Vice-President 3 . . . Book Dusters Club 1, 3 . . . Senior Chap- lains 1, 2. FRANK CAPPS Basketball 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 3 . . . Harding Hi-Y 2. DOROTHY CARTER Senior Honor Society 2 . . . Book Dusters Club 3 . . . D. E. Club 3. TOM MY CATO Science Club 2, 3 . . . Home Room Representative 2. REBECCA CAUDLE Varsitv Club 3 . . . Creggettes' Presi- dent3 . . . M.L.L.Club3 . . Circulation Staff of ACORN . . . Business Staff of Hi-Lites . . . Cheer- leader 2, 3 . . . Superlative, Friend- Iest. JERRY CHEEK Football 2, 3 . . . Senior Honor Society 1, 2 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Traffic Force 3. CAROLYN COPELAND D. E. Club 2, 3. GENE COUNTS Football 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3. . .Band1. . . Orchestra2 . . . Senior Choir 3 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN . . . Harding Hi-Y 1, 3. CAROL ANN DAVIS French Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN 3 . . . Business Staff, Editorial Staff, and Feature Editor of Hi-Lites 3 . . . Secretary of Sophomore Class . . . Treasurer of Senior Class . . . Superlative, Cutest . . . Eleventh Grade Beauty. DIANE DAVIS Basketball 1, 2 . . . Varsity Club 1, 2 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. TOIXIINTY DELLINCER Football 1, 2 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 3 . . . Advertis- ing Staff of ACORN . . . Traffic Force l, 2, 3. 7 SYLVIA DORITY Red Cross 1 . . . M. L. L. Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Circu- lation Staff of ACORN . . . Business Staff and Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites . . . Home Room Representative 1 . . . Tenth and Eleventh Grade Beauty . . . Superlative, Biggest Heart- breaker. TOMINIIE DOVER Basketball 1, 2 . . . S. O. L. Bible Club2,3. . .RedCross1. . . Y-Teens 1, 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Band, Flag Carrier 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. YVONNE DULL Book Dusters Club 1, 2, 3. JINIIXIY DUNCAN Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball I, 2 . . . Baseball I . . . Imperatores . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3 . . . Circu- lation Staff and Assistant Editor of ACORN . . . Home Room Represen- tative 1 . . . Traffic Force 1, 2, 3 . . . Harding Hi-Y 3. LARRY EARP Baseball 1, 2, 3 . . . Chief of Traffic Force 3 . . . Traffic Force 2, 3. CHARLES EDWARDS Football 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3 . . . Traffic Force 2, 3. JOE EDWARDS Football 1, 2, 3 . . . S. O. L. Bible Club l, 2, 35 Co-Vice-President 3 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Chaplains 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. CLIFFORD EWING Baseball 2, 3. LOUIS FARMER Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4 . . . Basketball 3 . . . Baseball 2, 3, 43 Co-Captain 3 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4 . . . Visual Aids Clubp Treasurer 2 . . . Circulation Staff and Sports Editor of ACORN 4 . . . All State, All City and County 3, 4 . . . Shrine Bowl 4, Co-Captain 4 . . . Superlative, Most Athletic. RAYVON FESPERMAN Traffic Force 3 . . . Hi-Y Club 3. RUTH ANN FLUHARTY Red Cross 1, 2, 39 President 2 . . . Science Club 2, 3g Social Chairman 2 . . . M. L. L. Club 1, 2 3, Social Chairman 3 . . . Advertising Staff, Circulation Staff, and Typist for ACORN 3 . . . Editorial Staff and Typist of Hi-Lites . . . Red Cross Delegate to Local Training Center 1 . . . Red Cross Delegate to Southeastern Area Leader- ship School 2. BOB FRIES DORIS FRYE Senior Honor Society 2, 3 . . . French Club2,3 . . .RedCrOss3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN. BARBARA GAY Red Cross 1 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Senior Chaplains 2 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Circu- lation Staff and Senior Editor of ACORN . . . Home Room Representative 1, 3 . . . Cridiron Queen 2, 3 . . . Super- lative, Best Looking . . . Junior Marshal 2 . . . Twelfth Grade Beauty. MARY ANNE GERRAHD Senior Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Var- sity Club 2, 35 Vice-President 3 . . . M. L. L. Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, President 3 . . . Circulation Staff and Sophomore Editor of ACORN . . . Busi- ness Staff and Editorial Staff of Hi- Lites 3 . . . Vice-President of Sopho- more Class . . . Home Room Represen- tative 1 . . . Chairman of House and Grounds 2 . . . Secretary of Student Council 1 . . . Cheerleader 1, 2 . . . Girl's State Delegate 2. GRETCHEN GRAU lmperatores . . . Senior Honor Society 1, 2, 33 Treasurer 2 . . . French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3 . . . Y-Teens 2, 3 . . . Future Teachers 3g President 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 33 Concert Mistress 2, 3, Drum Maior 3 . . . Orchestra 1 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . All-State Band 1, 2 . . . Advertising Staff, Junior Editor, and Editor of ACORN . . . Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 35 Assistant Editor 3 . . . Home Room Representative 2 . . . Chairman of Charter Committee 3 . . . Treasurer of Student Council 3. . .D.A.R.3. . .MissACORN 3 . . . Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed . . . Junior Marshal . . . Editor of State Honor Society Paper 3 . . . State Honor Society Secretary 3 . . . Class Poet. TROY GIBBS D. E. Club 2, 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3. NED GILLIAM Senior Honor Society 2, 35 Secretary and President . . . Science Club 2, 39 Social Chairman . . . Orchestra 1, 2 . . . Manager of Circulation Staff of ACORN . . . Junior Marshal 2 . . . Junior Rotarian 3 . . . Class Lawyer . . . Superlative, Most In- tellectual. MARIAN GODFREY CONLEY GREEN Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN 3 . . . Superlative, Wit- tiest. J. W. CRIMES D. E. Club 2, 3. BILL HARRIS MORRIS HARWELL D. E. Club 3. DELORES HAWLEY S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 35 Community Service Chairman . . . Book Dusters Club 1, 2 . . . M. L. L. Club 3. JACKSON HELMS Band 1. JEWELL HELMS French Club 2, 3, Science Club 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. MARGARET HELMS Imperatores . . . Senior Honor Society 2,3 . . . FrenchC1ub2,3 . .. M. L. L. Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Advertising Staff 2 and Circulation Staff 3 of ACORN . . . Business Staff and Editorial Staff OF Hi-Lites 1, 2 . . . Sophomore Pres- ident . . . Junior Vice-President . . . Senior Secretary . . . Assistant Editor of Hi-Lites 2 . . . Editor of Hi-Lites 3 . . . Treasurer of North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute 2 . . . Class Historian . . . Superlative, Most De- pendable . . . Assistant Chief Junior Marshal . . . Senior Beauty . . . Vice-President of Future Teachers of America 3. MELVYN H ELMS Harding Hi-Y 3 . . . D. E. Club 2, 3 . . . Band 1, 2. TOMMY HELMS Football 3 . . . Monogram Club 3. BARBARA HENDERSON Treasurer of Greggettes . . . M. L. L. Club 2, 39 Vice-President 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Secretary of Senior Class . . . Home Repre- sentative 2. A DOROTHY HOLLAND Senior Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Y- Teens 2 . . . President of Greggettes. EUGENE HOPPER Football 2 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Baseball 2 . . . Monogram Club 3 . . . Band 1, 2 . . . Orchestra 2 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN 2 . . . Home Room Representative 1 . . . Harding Hi-Y 31 President . . . Su- perlative, Mr. Harding. JOYCE HOPPER Basketball 1 . . . Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary . . . Book Dusters Club 1. CAINIERON HOUCH S. O. L. Bible Club 1 . . . Science Club 2. TOMMY HOUSE D. E. Club 1, 2, 35 Vice-President. DON Hovrs Basketball 2. NANCY HUDSPETH Book Dusters Club 2. SANDRA JENKINS Red Cross 3 . . . Refreshment Chair- man of Greggettes . . . Book Dusters Club 1, 3 . . . M. L. L. Club. DAVID KANUPP D. E. Club 3. JOAN KIIWSEY Secretary of Greggettes. JOHN KIRKPATRICK Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Vice-President of Imperatores . . . French Club 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Monogram Club 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Advertising Staff and Circulation Staff of ACORN 3 . . . Business Staff and Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites . . . Vice-President of Senior Class . . . Chairman of Social Standards Com- mittee . . . Harding Hi-Y 2, Treasurer . . . Junior Rotarian 3 . . . Most Origina Senior. SYLVIA KISER Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Red Cross 3 . . . Varsity Club 2, 3 . . . Treasurer of Greggettes . . . Advertising Staff of ACORN . . . Business Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 3 . . . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3. VIVA LEE KISTLER Y-Teens 1 . . . Book Dusters Club I...D.E.Club3. RICHARD KRUGER Basketball 1 . . . Senior Chaplains 1 . . . Treasurer of Chaplains' Club. HERMAN LANDS Senior Honor Society 1, 3. GENE LONG Red Cross 1, 2, 3 . . . D. E. Club 3 . . . Harding Hi-Y 1, 2. FAYE LOVE Basketball 3. JEAN MARCOTTE Y-Teens 1, 3 . . . Treasurer of Greg- gettes . . . M. L. L. Club. ELLEN MARTIN Vice-President of Greggettes . . . Band . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN. FRANKIE MAYBERRY Harding Hi-Y 3, Secretary. Page Twenty-seven GEORGE MAYDANIS Football 1, 2, 3 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Science Club 2, 3... Advertising Staff of ACORN . . Traffic Force 3. JANE MCCACHREN Senior Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Treas- urer, Vice-President . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3. . .Senior Choir 1, 2... Circulation Staff of ACORN . . Superlative, Most Intellectual. ALLEEVVEE MCCALL Vice-President of Greggettes. DORIS MCKINNEY lmreratores . . . Senior Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Vice-President of Creggettes . . . Senior Choirl . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN . . . Secretary of Junior Class . . . President of Senior Class . . Home Room Representa- tive 1, 2 . . . Chairman of Cafeteria Committee . . . Secretary of Student Council . . . Cheerleader 3 . . . Chief Junior Marshal . . . Superlative, Wittiest Senior. JUDY MEDLIN Secretary-Treasurer of Imperatcres . . . Senior Honor Society 2, 3 . . . French Club 2, 3, President . . . Varsity Club 3 . . . Senior Club 1, 2, 3. . . Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3, Circulation Staff 39 and Advertising Manager Of ACORN . . . Committee Chairman 2 . . . Treasurer of Student Council 2 Vice-President and President 3 . . . Cheerleader 2, 3 . . . Junior Marshal . . . Gridiron Queen 3 . . . Miss Hi Miss 3 . . . Superlative, Best All Round. DICK MEEHAN S. O. L. Bible Club 3 . . . French Club2,3 . . . RedCrOss2,3 . . . Science Club 2, 39 President . . . Harding Hi-Y 3 . . . Visual Aids Club 1 . . . Circulation Staff Of ACORN 3 . . . Home Room Represen- tative l, 2 . . . Junior Marshal. KENNETH MILLER Football' 2, B Team Captain . . Basketball 1 . . . Baseball 1 . . . S. O. L. Bible Club 1 . . . Mono- gram Club 2 . . . Visual Aids Club 1. TRUDY MILLER S. O. L. Bible Club 1 . . . Senior Honor Society l, 2, 3 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Y-Teens 1 . . . Book Dusters Club 2 . . . M. L. L. Club 3. BILLY MOUCHET D. E. Club 1 . . . Harding Hi-Y . . Superlative, Most Bashful. RICHARD NICHOLS S. O. L. Bible Club Chorister 3 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Chap- lains 2 . . . Band 2, 3 . . . Orchestra 3. Page Twenty-eight NICK NICHOLSON Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1, 2 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 2, 3 . . . Home Room Representative 1 . . . Traffic Force l, 2, 3. lVlARLENE MILLS NOLEN S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, Chairman of School Committee D. E. Club 3 .. . M. L. L. Club 2, 3 ...Senior Club 1, 2. JENNY NORMAN French Club 2, 3 . . . M. L. L. Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 2, 3 . . . Business Staff and Editorial Staff of IIS?-Lites 3 . . . Superlative, Biggest Irt. DAVID NORWOOD D. E. Club 2, 3, Association President and Editor-Promotion Manager. HAROLD NORWOOD Harding Hi-Y 1, 2. lVlARGARET OSBORNE D. E. Club 2, 3 . . . Band 1. JEANNETTE 0lSHIELDS Red Cross 1 . . . Band 1, Flag Carrier 3 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3 . . . Superlative, Most Original. GLENDA OUTEN Y-Teens 3 . . . Creggettes President . . . M. L. L. Club 3 . . . Typist for ACORN. MARY ALICE PARR S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 25 Secretary- Treasurer . . . D. E. Club 3. LEE PHILLIPS French Club 2, 3 . . . Science Club 3 . . .Bandl,2,3. LARRY PRESLEY Advertising Staff of ACORN 3 . . Harding Hi-Y 3. MIKE PRICE Business Manager of ACORN 3 . . . President of Senior Class . . . Presi- dent Of lmperatores 3 . . . Prophet of the Senior Class . . . Junior Ad- vertising Manager of ACORN 2 . . . Junior Rotarian 3 . . . Junior Marshal 2 . . . Treasurer of Junior Class . . . Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 2,3...FrenchClub2,3 . .. Business Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 3. ANN RANKIN S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 29 President . . . D. F.. Club 3 . . . Superlative, Most Bashful. FRANCES RAY S. O. L. Bible Club Secretary 3 . . Greggette's Social Chairman . . . M. L. L. Club 3. . . . Senior Choir 1. CAROLYN ROBINSON Senior Honor Society 1, 2, 3 . . . French Club 2 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Band 1, 2, 3 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3 . . . Super- lative, Most Talented. GW'EN ROGERS Creggettesg Secretary. JONNIE ROLLINS Football 1 . . . Visual Aids Club 1,2,3 . . .D.E.Club2, 3. CAROL Ross Senior Honor Society 2, 3 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Science Club 3 . . . Band 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN 3 . . Secretary of Band. PATSY HINSON RUSSELL Red Cross 1, 2 . . . Senior Chaplains 1 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. YVONNE SALEM Imperatores . . . Senior Honor Society 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club 2, 3, President 3 . . . Secretary of Greggettes . . . Circulation Staff and Feature Editor of ACORN 3 . . . Business Staff of Hi-Lites 1, 2, 3 . . . President of Junior Class . . . Home Room Rep- resentative 2 . . . Chairman of Ways and Means and Program Committee 2 . . . Chairman of School Spirit 3 . . . Treasurer of Student Council 2. 3 . . . Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, Head Cheerleader 3 . . . Junior Marshal . . . Superlative, Most Popular. WILLIAM SEAY Harding Hi-Y 1, 3. SHIRLEY SHAFFNEB Junior Chaplains 1. DOUG SHIVAR Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 1, 2 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Visual Aids Club 2 . . . Advertising Staff of ACORN 3 . . . Home Room Representative 2 . . . Traffic Force 1, 2, 3 . . . Superlative, Biggest Heart-Breaker. BILL SHUMAKER S. O. L. Bible Club 3 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Chaplains 2, 3 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Advertising Staff and Circulation Staff of ACORN. SHELVIE SIMS Senior Honor Society 2, 3, Social Chairman . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Science Club 2, 3, Treasurer . . . M. L. L. Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Advertising Staff, Circulation Staff, and Typist of ACORN . . . Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites . . . Chairman of Cafeteria Com- mittee. KAY SMALL Basketball 1 . . . Senior Honor Society 2, 3 . . . French Club 2, 3 . . . Science Club 2, 35 Secretary . . . Varsity Club 2, 3, Secretary . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3 . . . Advertising Staff, Circulation Staff, and Club Editor of ACORN 3 . . . Business Staff of Hi-Lites . . . Iunior Marshal. VIRGINIA STACY S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 3 . . . Red Cross2. . .Y-Teensl . . . M. L. L. Club 3. MARY LEE STEGALL S. O. L. Bible Club 3 . . . Red Cross 1 . . . Y-Teens 3 . . . Orchestra 1, 2, 3 . . . Home Room Represen- tative 1, 2. BETTY SUMMERLIN Y-Teens 1, 3 . . . Creggettes' Treas- urer and Refreshment Chairman . . . M. L. L. Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3 . . . Senior Chaplains 1, 2 . . . Typist for Hi-Lites. CHARLES TANNER Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Baseball 2, 3 . . . S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 35 Treas- urer and Vice-President . . . Mono- gram Club 2, 3 . . . Visual Aids Club 1 . . . President of the Senior Chaplains Council 3 . . . Senior Choir 2, 3 . . . Advertising Staff of I-li-Lites 3 . . . North Caro- lina State Bible.Club Treasurer 3 . . . Traffic 3. JOHNNY TEAT Football 2, 3 . . . Basketball 2 . . . Baseball 3 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3 . . . Business Staff of Hi-Lites . . . Superlative, Best Dancer. CARROLL THOMAS Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Traffic Force 1, 2, 3. BENJY THOMAS 4 Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 1, 2, 3 . . . Traffic Force 1, 2, 3 . . . Circulation Staff of ACORN 3 . . . Superlative, Friendliest. ALICE PAYE THOMPSON Basketball 1, 2, 3 . . . Varsity Club 1,2,3 . . . D.E.Club2. JERRY TODD Y-Teens 1...D. E. Club 3, Secretary. BOB THRASHER HARDING TUTTLE Football 1, 2, 3 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3 . . . Traffic Force 2, 3 . . . Superlative, Best Looking. DELORES VADEN Y-Teens 2 . . . D. E. Club 3. BUCKY WALKER Football 1, 2, 35 Co-Captain 3 . . . Basketball 1 . . . Baseball 2, 3 . . . Science Club 2 . . . Monogram Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3 . . . Traffic Force 1, 2, 3. NANCY WALSH Y-Teens 3 . . . President of Greg- gettes . . . Treasurer of M. L. L. Club 3 . . . Advertising Staff and Typist of ACORN . . . Business Staff of Hi-Lites 2 t . . Junior Marshal . . . Superlative, Best Dressed. BOBBY WATSON Football 1, 2, 3 . . . French Club 2 . . . Monogram Club 1,2, 3 . . . Treasurer of Iunior Class . . . Home Room Representative. BILL WEST Red Cross 1, 2, 3 . . . Hi-Lites 2, 3. EARL WIKE LAURA WILLIAMS S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 39 Co-Vice- President . . . Y-Teens 2, 3 . . . Treasurer of Creggettes . . . M. L. L. Club 2, 3 . . . Senior Chaplain 1 . . . Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. DORIS MITCHELL WRIGHT S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2 . . . Visual Aids Club 2 . . . D. E. Club 1, 2, 3g Treasurer . . . M. L. L. Club 1, 2. ANNETTE YANDLE , Y-Teens 1, 2. . . D. E. Club 3. . Senior Choir 1, 2. Page Twenty-nine RISING SENIORS THE STURDY TRUNK OF THE BIG OAK TREE . THE BROTHERS AND SISTERS OF THE FAMILY TREE JUNIOR CLASS DFFIGERS FIRST SEMESTER Iunm' Clonrfnux' lJl't'SitlL'lI1 Sv1.v1,'x Smrru Vice-l'rvsidw1t l3E'1 rv ANN Slxlnu Secretary KLEORLZE Il,m'r EI-1l'L'tISlll'L'l' SECOND SLMhS'l1Iil1 Imam' Clonlfuux' Presizfwzt IQHNNY Clmlu x!jL'L PI't'SiL!L'l1I l313'1 l'x' Inu IIEIAIS Suurulurjx lkmmlx' AIILLHR ,Iwl'L'tlS1lVl'V P. ,Q ff 5 ,.un....-..,.., Sie 'lvlzirl y um' JUNIORS LA VEIHNE ABERCROMIHF SANDRA ZXBERNATIIY BOBBY ALLEN CTIIARLES AUSTIN BILL BAREFOOT B'1AR'I'HA BARNIIARDT BARBARA BARRETT VVILLIAAI BAUCOR1 KENNETH BEANE LYNEER BECK VTOMIXIY BECK BEVERLY BELL EL1zABE'1'H BELL IVIARY LOU BICRETT' cTHARl,O'I l'E B1CCERsTA1f1'f CLYDE B1CCERsTAFIf CBECILIA BLACRNAN RUTH BLOOD ROBERT BOLLINCZER DONALD BOWERS BOBBY BRADBORN ETTA BRASINCTON 'IANELLE BROVVN .IOHN BROWN ,IAIXIES BUCHANAN BARBARA BURICARNER SALLY BUTLER JOYCE CAAIPDELL RITA CTANSLER 'IACK CZARTEP. CAROL CTATES PECCY QTATHEY NANCY QTIIANEY CQEORGE CTIIAPIXIAN ED CTHIDSTER CLASS OF '56 jo CTHILDERS BARBARA CIIRISTENRURI SANDRA CBLARKE IDAVID CLINE 'IOIIN CIOFFEY ,IANICE CTONDER JIMMY COPSES TOMMY CORNELIIIS ,IOHNNY CIRAIG MARY ELLEN CTROVVELI, SARAII CRIITCIIFIEI D JOHN CLIRETON CARL DELLINOER IIIXIIXIY DRYE CLAY IDUNN BETTY IDLIRNIN BILL EARLEY PIIIL EAVES RAYMOND EDWARDS PAT ELLIOTT .IIINE ELLIOTT 1XlAlXlIE ELLIOTT' SIIELRA ELLIOTT LEANNA ELLIS IMIARILYN ENTZMINCLER NORMA ERVIN BARBARA FEIIXISTER CERTRIIDE FERRELI. ELIZABETH FLEMING DONALD FLOWE IIELEN FLOWE BIIRT FLOWERS MARIE FLOVVERS CARL FORD NANCY FOIISIIEE L K.-vw I if ,I K. 'sf 1 2 3 ffl ff 5 ,ls rv- an 49 'Vu 'Q' 'Q-:sr 'VS fd, ,ox ,.-N, pw rvs AC' fun 40- ai W2 E 6. E? vnrfi' I5 JUNIORS IJONNA MAE I'OYli CLLARK C:lI,1,l1.ANlJ ,IERRY CYODFREY l311,1.Y CIORDAN Bunm' CQLIINN 'IIIXIIXIY llfumls I1m1x1Y llfxmus BARBARA IlAnn1soN CQEURGE IIAR1' Ruvus IIATLEY BE'1 1'Y Lou llE1,1xls 'IUIINNY HELMS PEc:c:Y llE1.ms AIARILYN Ill-INDERSON BOBBY IlEnmNc: Dfxvm IIIRST ANDY llo1x:Es 'IIMNIY Hooks UIERRY IIOOPER 'DIXIE IIURNE BARBARA lIou'1'oN .IOAN lluEEs'1'E'1'1.En Ross lluc:c:1Ns l3Ams,xuA ISENIIOUR 'loYcE -IENmNs -,EAN YIONES MACK IIORDAN I I.-xuo1.1J 'Ius'l'1c:1i Doms KEzmu Pun. KLLITZ l3omxY LANE .l,xNE1,1.E LANEY l7uEm,x LAZENBY W'11.1.A LYNN LEARN' cllilbllllli LEMOND linE1m1E LINDSAY Sus.-YN LINDSAY EVELYN L1NKEn :wANCY Lolf'I'Y Alum' LUNG LARRY LOVE KENNE'l'lI l,ow1anY ALASS OF '56 SIIEPARD LOVVERY TOMAIY LYNCH N1ARY ALLEN RVIARLOVVE EVELYN R1AY IJAVID RVICCTALLUM BARBARA RICELHANEY -'OE RICELHANEY BILL RICRVIILLAN PAT RIEACHAM ANNETTE R1EEKS PAULA RIELVIN FRANK RVIILLER TOMMY RIILLER -KERRY RIIILLS IDONNIE RTITCHEIXI CLLORIA R1O0DY IIARRIET RIIOORE N1NA RIIORGAN SA1x11xlv MORGAN FRANKIE RIIULLEN .IOHNNY NEVlI.l,E JACKLYN CJDOIXI IXLLEN OSRORNE DIERRY OWEN BILLIE PALMER FIPORIIXIY PARKER RIARY LO1s PEORAAI RONALD PENCE IXIORMAN PENEOAR RICHARD PEPPER RITA PORTER ANNETTE PO'rEA'r BILLY POWELL PIIYLLIS PRESSLEY VIVIAN PR1vE'1 rE RANDY PROPES CTARTER PUROELI, PAT QUEEN LYNDA QUERY UIUNE REED IJALE RUDISILL -IIIXIIXIY SANDIFER 0-,Q 'Yr QPF? 'H' 'Q' ,i 'E 15' QR' iii' 'CSF' 43 41 -A I1 JUNIO ELIZABETH SCRUGGS NOLAN SELLERS DAVID SI-IAFFNER RALPH SHOLIP IXNNETTE SIXIITII BETTY SIXIITII .IIAIAIY SMITH SYLVIA SMITH CTLENN SNYDER CTAROI, SPIIRRIER PHYLLIS STAFFORD 'IERRY STROIIIIE ,IIAIAIY STROLIPE BONNELL SIIIIOS PHIL SWARINCEN CIAROLYN FIQARTE IIAROLD TEAIQIIE SHIRLEY 'TEETER PATSY 'THOMAS CLYDE THOAHISON TOAIAIY THORNTON SYLVIA VVATERS CTRADY WA1'K1NS ERNEST VVATTS BARBARA VVEBSTER MILDRED VVELLS ' 'IOANNE VVENTZ FRANK VVHITE IYIILES VVILLIFORD CTAROLYN W1I,I.1S NANCIX' XAIINKLER LARRY VVYATT NANCY YOUNG JOHNNY YOUNOBLOOD SALLY YOLINGBLOOD RS 1' Q x h N .Y I Q f P' X X M!! Zffilel ' , ' I fix 'fry' f X f IlIll-- JUNIOR MARSHALS -IERRY CQODFRFY C1EUIlGF IIART . SYLVIA SM1111 RITA PORTER KENNETH BEANE 'IUANNE VVEN17 -IHXIMY SANDIFER I3E'1 1v IXNN Smrm CZARUL SPURRIER ,. ., . Chief . , AsSis1a1'nf Chief BARBARA EX1CEl.HANEY CLEORGE IIART XfV1I.m LYNN Lufxm' IIERRY CQODFREY BETTY Lou Harms NLNA AIURGAN Flora MCE1 HANEY Page Thirty-seven RISING .IUNIORS THE NUTS OF THE BIG OAK TREE THE BABIES OF THE FAMILY TREE SOPlIOMORE CLASS UFFIGERS LEONARD WARD A A A A President GA11. POWER A A A A A ,Vice-President RALPH IIOLTIIOUSER A A ASec1'etary'Treasurer Page Thirty-nine A 1, 'J K Lim'L S. E Y., hu. Jw, RK :PR in 5 QA I ii T' I Il .asifism I5 i. I'..'-ELG? :: :S,E - VESA- 'ff I f R-LL K' A. ff-I-'ff keg: 3.1: if M Tm., I I 4? S f-K, K. f Aj? K' I ,: L J N 2, I J . I rl. SSB, Q .E SCDPHOMORES SHIRLEY AKINS BETTY ALEXANDER BOBBIE ANN ATKINSON BONNIE AYCOTH EDDY BARCLIFT WAYNE BAREFOOT REID BARWICK MICHAEL BELK FLORENCE BICKETT IRVIN BLACK IIARRY BLACKWELDER NANCY BLACKWELDEII ANN BOLIN N11KE BOLT KENNETH BONDS JO ANNA BROOKS REBECCA BROOKS BILL BROWN JANE BROWN JEAN BROWN JUDY BROWN ROBIAYNE BROWN SUE BURCH LORNA BYERS ONYNX CAHOON LINDA CAMPBELL PATTY CAMPBELL DICKIE CARSON PEGGY CATHY JERRY CATON DONALD CAVIN JERRY CHRISTENBURY DOYLE CHAPPELL JERELENE CHIDESTER JIM CLARK JOE CLARK JIMMY COBB CECIL COLLINS BARBARA COLE CJAIL CONDER EIXIIXIA JANE CORRELL JERRY COX RONALD CRANE CORNELIA CRIBIINGER JANET CROSBY NINA CURTIS MARY FRANCES DICKSON BARBARA DODSON BETTY DUNAWAY KATHERINE EDWARDS CLASS GF '57 B1ARCELLE EFIRD DAVID EPPLEY JOHNNY ETTERS PEGGY FARMER KENNETH FERRELL IDIANE FINLAYSON WELDON FOARD BARBARA FORD HAL FRAZIER JIM FRAZIER RACHEL FRAZIER JEAN FULK BRYAN FURR MICHAEL FURR BILL CQALLANT CHARLES CQARNER JEAN CQARREN BILLY GARRIS CAROLYN GIBSON SHIRLEY GILBERT BETTY GILES CLAIRE CQILLILAND VTONIXIIE CBLENHAIXI BOBBY GREEN PIIYLLIS GREGORY BUFUS CQRICE GEORGE HANCOCK DONNA HARDIN GAYLE BIARKEY BETTY SUE IJELIXIS EUGENE HELMS JIMMY HELAIS DONNA HENRX' JVIARY RUTH HILL HAROLD IJOLSHOUSER RALPH IHOLTIIOUSER KENT IJONEYCUTT SANDRA HORD CAROLYN HUCKS CLARENCE HUCKS SYVONNE HUDSON CECIL ISENHOUR PAT JACKSON ELEANOR JANNETTE ANN JENKINS ANN JONES WAYNE JONES JIMMY JURNEY JACK JUSTICE CARL KANUPP LARRY KERNS SOPHOMORES CIIIARLES KILLIAN -IO ANN KILLIAN BICIIARD KlS1'l,ER SIIIRLEY KNIGIIT BETTY LAXTON BONNIE LAXTON ROBERT LEDWELL QTHARLES L,ENEAVE PETER LEONARD EARL LINK MOLLI' LINKER KEITII LITTLE SARA LOETI' CJNITA LONG IfRANGES MAIIAIIFEE 'l'O1xIIxIY MARTIN ,IERRII MAYIIEW LEWIS MCCLENDON -IERRY MGGEE JOAN MELTON PAY IMIELVIN ROBERT METGALI1 PIIYLLIS MILES IDELORES IVIILLER CIEORCE ANN IMIITCIIELL Bum' B1l'l'ClIEI,I, QZAROLYN MORGAN PAUL MORGAN VVAYNE MORRIS LBXROLYN NIIIILIIIS 'l'EIxIvIE MIIRIIIIY PAT NEWTON SANDRA NIVENS lX1EI.VIN NIXON C:OLVIN CYDONNELL B1ARV1N CTIDONNELL BILLY PARKS DIANE PARR BIAXINE PARRIS LEIDY PEELER EUGENE PORTER NANCY POSEY C1AIL POWER CAROL PRESSLEY BOBBY PRICE RONALD RAINWATER BARBARA RAY PAT REA DELORES REARIES JUWINIY REID CLASS GF '57 RONALD REID BECKY RIIYNE RIIILDRED RICE DONALD RICHARDS 'IOYCE RIPPY IVIARY JON ROBERTSON VIRGIL ROBEY DOIIGLAS ROBINSON VIROIXIIXIIE LOU ROCIIELL RIIELVIN ROSS ROY ROSS DIOY SCRUGGS PATRICIA SEAVVELL SIIIRLEY SELLERS CQLENDA SIIAVV IJONNIE SHERRILI. JERRY SIDES RONNIE .IO SIMPSON IJICKIE SKIPPER VIEAN SAIALL LESTER SAIITII LINDA SAIITII PAT SAIITII SAMMY SAIITII MAG SPENCER IJAVID STAFFORD CJIXIEGA STAFFORD ELEANOR STARNES RAGIIEL STARNES EUNIGE STANTUN IDORIS S'I'IIRDIvAN'I' NORAIA STURGIS ELIZARETII TAYLOR SARAH TIIOAIPSON SYLVIA TOWE 'IACRIE XVALRER IIEANNIE XAIALKER SARA VVARD LEONARD VVARD PAT VVATKINS CLLENDA VVATSON R1ILDRED WEI.I,S TOAIAIY VVEST 1 .IO ANN VVIIITE PIIYLLIS VVIIITE FRANCES VVILLIAAIS BETTY VVILLIS BETTY VVINKLER IDIANE YANDLE LESTER YOUNG PHYLLIS YOUNG DOUG YOUNGBLOOD 95' F? 1 .I J J Q A L 'S J' Y' 'N y2sii'wR I ,,wgf2gz:iy1gI. .I HS, , BS R, Y .X . , 5 ' ' I - y L. h A J L I IOTI I A I J 1 A I fr W I I I gf 1 1 Af, Z., I. , 1,4 I 'f I H f',1 I I, Yf Y ..,g 'Y,:., ,. Of A A , A M A E M R is, L .A Q' , : ' I - AIV E A-.AA L .L I I I gp 3 U T1 I S f f 3 , QN ' LW L rg AFL 'Ki A A Q' Q .L L ' UW jk w a L If M FN A YA ,r- I Y, CRCO 'S' S, ae, ,DVEi,D:q:V:b,AV e' ! L' I' AI U si Vs KVEQ Q i v,.. 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L 7 fg YN , g ig .g i Rf ,, ,I 1 M M Y IDUNUAN Assistant ifiiimr NED G1LL1AM Circulation Hrznzlgci' JUDY AIEDLIN Advertising Mmzrigci' BETTY Lou I IELM s Iunior Aiivertisiug Maizager BARBARA CLAY Senior Ifiiimr C Auc1L 5141111111111 Iunior ifriitor BA111sAnA lJo1msoN Sophomore Ifiiilor SUE VV11.I,1AMs FVCSZIHILIII iiiiilm' Ur V 7 Cl11E'1'c11EN CiRA LI, Editor YVONNE SALEM Feature Eiiilm' CJENE MEI.'1'oN Smlpsimt ifriiror QLENE l311Av14 Sponsor lfiiitur KAY SMALL Club iiniiror Lows FAHM1111 Sports ifiiimr SHELV111 SIAIS Typisl NANQN NVALS11 Typist CQLENIJA f,U'I'liN Typist RUTH ANN FLU HARTY Tvpist MIKE PRICE, Business Manager CIRCULATION STAFF jum' AIILDLIN, Manager, lii3TTx' Iiuu IIi5LMs, junior illrzimger David Allen, johnny Bennett, Gene Black, Mona Blaekwelcler, Virginia Ilrasington, jimmy Butler Rebeeea Cautlle, Gene Counts, Carol Ann Davis, Sylvia Durity, jimmy Duncan, Louis Farmer Ruth Ann Fluliarty, Doris Frye, Barbara Gay, Mary Anne Gerrard, Necl Gilliam, Margaret Helms Ellen Martin, Iolin Kirkpatrick, jane IXICCTZICITTCIT, Doris IXIeKinney, ,lutly Mecllin, Dickie Meeelian Ilieliartl Nielirmls, Carol Russ, Yvonne Salem, Doug Sliivar, Bill Sliumaker, Slielvie Sims, Kay Small, Benjy Tlwmas, Bula Tliraslier. ws ff? 5... if Pl it 'P if, it 1 ADVERTISING STAFF N ED CQILLIA in, .I Immger Betty Ann Smitli, Betty Lnu Helms, Phyllis Stafford, Carol Spurrier, ,Iulinny Craig, George Ilart .Ierry Gutifrey, Betty Sue Ilelms, Sandra Hrxrcl, Johnny Bennett, Mary Ann Gerrard, Kay Small 'Iuhn Kirkpatrick, Sylvia Kiser, Harriet Moore, Ruth Ann Flnharty, Naney VVZIISIT, Milclrecl VI'eIIs Ilarluara Ilutison, Mike Bolt, Gail Cuntler, ,Iaekie VValker, Jeannie Vvalker, Hill Sliumaker, Slielvie Sims, VViIIa Lynn Ieary, Sally Butler, Tommy Ilellinger, Clark Gilliland. iVlARGARET l1ELlX1S, Editor BILL POWELL Sports Editor CAROL DAVIS Feature Editor CAROL SPuRR1E11 Cluh Editor GAIL POWER Exchange Edtor GENE lXlELTON Photographer' HERMAN LANDS Artist JIMMY BUTLER Business Nlanager IANICE QTONDER Advertising Manager 'Qx EDDIE BARNETTE Circulation Manager HAL FRAZIER Circulation Manager CiRETCHEN GRAU, Assistant Editor BETTY ANN SNIITH, Assistant Editor Mar aret Helms, Gretchen clflill. Betty Aim Smith. Hill Powell, Cami Davis, Gail Pmver, Cami Spuiier, -Ienny Norman, .lerry Godfrey, -luhn Kirkpatrick, llarhara Nlelilhzmey, lleaima MerrIil:1 .lackie VValker, -Iimmy llutler, Eddie llarnette, llal l:I'2l!lL'I'. .lsmiee Ckmder, Shelvie Sims, Ili Ann Fluharty, Betty Summerlin, Sylvia llurity. BUSINESS STAFF Ann Baker, Eddie Barnette, Beverly Bell, Barham lgL1Illg2iI'I1C!', jimmy llutler, Gail Cunder. 'laiiien Conder, Carol Davis, Sylvia Dority, Vklillena llrane, Hal Frazier, irish Frye, -lanet Gardner Frank Gay, jerry Godfrey, Betty Lou Helms, Margaret llelms, Donna Henry, Ann jenkins llarold llustiee, John Kirkpatrick, Sylvia Kiser, Richard Kistler, George Mitchell, Harriet Nlrmiwe lenny Norman, Billy Powell, Gail Puwer, Mike Price, lmretta lingers, Yvonne Salem, Kay Small llilly Smith. Carol Spurrier, Phyllis Stafford, Flermmt Starnes. lluddy Strattun, 'lrihnny 'leat Sylvia Towle. Mildred VVells. Sue VVillinms. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS First Semester IIIMAIY BUTLER ., ,..,..,.. Presiderzt .IUDY INIEDLIN .... . . . . .Vice-President MARGARET IJELNS I I ,... ,Secretary YVONNE SALEM , ., Treasurer Seeomi Semester .IUDY BlEDI.IN ..,,, I ..,... President IERRY GoDFnEY I ,..., I'7iC6'l,7'CSifIC1fIf Doms lx'lCKINNY . ,.,. Secretary CIRETCHFN Gimu . .... Treasurer s-g,.....r......M fr David Allen, Beverly Bell, johnny Bennett, Mike Bolt, Jean Brown, Sally Butler, Emma lane Gorrell, Ray Von Fesperman, VVeldon Foard, Donna Mae Foye, Barbara Gay, Betty Giles, Jerry Godfrey, Betty Sue Helms, Bar- bara Henderson, Bobby Herring, Ralph Holt- houser, jimmy Hooks, Bill King, Peter Leone ard, Evelyn Linker, Barbara MeElhaney, Phyllis Miles, Annette Potcat, jimmy Sandi- fer, Linda Smith, Glen Snyder, Betty Sum- mer-lin, Iaekie Walkner, Jeannie VValker, Nancy Wzrlsh. f 'N+ WYE 'Winne- 33 'sT f-'X Richard Barefoot, Donna Brooks, Nlanley Candle, Beth Clinlcscales, lerry Farmer, ,lim- my Green, Larry Harvey, Michael Hilton, VVayne Hopkins, Jane Huggins, Linda lames, June Knight, Iohnny Lynch, Ann Marsh. Ken Parks? Louis Queen, David Rcgcster, irginia Riddle, Gayle Shaw. Annelle Sher! ron, lim Short, Patricia Ann Simpson, Lonnie Smith, De Vera Taylor, Tommy Taylor, Linda Todd, Anita VVarlicl4, Glenda Vlfatson. Rebecca Williams, Scooter Withersluooii, Pam VVorlcy. JUNIOR STUDENT CCDUNCIL Ol5lflCllRS liirst Semester' ANN SADIAER A A A A .,,. ,President LKENNETII PARK? A A A A .Vice-President JIMMY GREEN A A Secretary JERRY CA1'ES A A A A A .Treasurer Second Semester Al1KE F1Nc:En A, A AA President SUSAN llAlXlBRlCK A A A l'ice-Presidem SUE VV11A1Amix1s A PIIOEBE STROUPE A Secretary A A ATreasure1' GRADE PRESIDENTS COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN ,uv an lfirsi Scuzvslw' Tomyvlx' VI4XYl,0ll. XIIRGINIA A1.Tw11n. lxNN1i Mfuwu. .. I.1aoNAmw VV.-um.. lsnm' cl0I7l5lll2Y. .. Dcmls fXIc'KxNNxiY Fire! Svun-srw IUHN KlnKP,x'l'nlc'l4.. QTAROL Svunnuan. . YVUNNIQ SALLQM.. cl!-1011014 II,'xnT .... Bl I'TY KXNN S fX1I'l'll ...Sc1'w1111. .. Hlfiglztll.. ..Nin1l1.. ..T011Il1.. . .lflC1'r'111l1. . ..'l'u'L'IfIl1. .. Snviul Slulzflzmls. . . ., 7, . ...Il04QltIlll. . .. ....Scl1r10I Spiril.. VVuys uml Hemzs. .. .. . . . PllI7liCify ..... .,.. un,-nw... . , . SCCOIILE SClllL'Yfl'l' . '1 'om M Y TM' Lon .SUSAN IIANIIBRICK ....ANNIi AIAH'-ill 1 . . .I,FoNAnD VN Ann . .lxgmw Gcmxfm-ix' ...Mimi Pnlcl. Sccmlzl Sl'7lICYlt'1' IIJHN Klnkvfwlzlnzla .CZAROL SPUIKIH lil! . . . .YVONNII SALEM .EERETCIIEN Gnfxu MAmmmf'r Ilrmms 'IOHNNY CTILXIKL .... , .lflvcrirmx. . . . .XVILLA LYNN LILXIXY l,fuznx' Emxv. . . . .Trzzfficu ..... LARRY Emu' QIIIZLVHZ SIMS .... . . .Cnfoicrim . ..,IIARRlE'I' Momma 'l'o1ux1v Nlll,I,l1ll.. , ,Vismrl Aids.. ,.ToMMx' M11.LI1n Gmi'1'c1ueN Gmu. ...,.,, f'1mrtc'r ...... . . .j11x11x1x' BUTLER RALPH Ilolirxollsrin. . . . .llrmsv .md Crmfnnls, . . . .l3olsHx' l'illRlllNU i , N...- MIKE PRICE, President JOHN KIRKPATRICK, Vice-President JUDY MEDLIN, Secretary-Treasurer YVONNE SALEM JOHNNY BENNETT CJRETCHEN GRAU IMPERATORES JIMMY DUNCAN DORIS MCKINNEY JIIXIIVIY BUTLER MARGARET HELBIS MR. DAVE IIARRIS, Adviser Page Fiftv-mne NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY OI IfICLI1S 'nge Six! V Kenneth lleane, lleyerly Ilell, 'Iolmny Bennett, Cleralcl Clleela, Sandra Clark, Doris Ifrye, Mary Ann Clerrarcl, Neal Gilliam, .Ierry Clocllrey, Gretchen Crau, George llart, lletty Lou Ilclms, Nlargaret llelms, Dnrotlmy llollancl. llarldara llorton, ,loyee -Ienlcins. llerman Lands, Willzl Lynn Leary, Nancy Lofty, ,lane lX'lCCl21Cl1I'CI1, Ilarlvara Nellllmaney, aloe IXIeEIl1aney, Doris lXIeKinney, Bill lX'lelXIillan, jucly Mecllin, 'llrucly Miller, Ilarriet IX'Ioore, Nina Morgan, Allen Osborne, Mary Lois Pegram, Mike Price, Carolyn llolvinson, Carol Ross, Yvonne Salem, .limmy Samliler, Slmelyie Sims, Kay Small, Betty Ann Smith, Carol Spurrier, Yloannc Vventz. Nun Cl1l.l.1,x1x1 , Prcsiflezzf -IANE Nc:CAc:1lnEN l'ieebl'1'esidu11t DIOANNE VVENH I I SeereIm'3' I3E'r'ry Lou Ilumxrs 'llreuszrrcr JUNIOR HONOR K SOCIETY Ol-'l-'ICEHS SUE XfVii,1.1Mis , Prcsiilcizt KAY Comms Vice-l'i'esiLlw1l IXNN Nfxnsii Sccrclury YIIMMY flREEN Trcnszfrci' Dickie Ammons, Melvin Bamliardt, Rebecca Biggcrs, Dickie lllaclxwell, Karan Butler, Jean Broaclway, Patricia Cliristenbury, Kay Combs, Willcrrc Dickerson, Wfillena Drane, lncz Elder, Mike Finger, Olin Clilcs, Carolyn Greason, jimmy Green, Alice Griffin, lfmlvlmie lloover, Ugluurn lleugli, james llowell, Virginia Key, Gerry Kistler, Ann Narsli, Bobby Mayfield, Deanna lXlerrell, Ruth lXlcCorl4le, Kay Nclver, Kai McCraclxcn, Anita Parrisli, illraci' Ray, Loretta Pmgcrs, Nancy Russell, Ann Sacller, .Iucly Slianlalc, Lonnie Smitli, Vlucly VVallace, Cllcmla VVatson, Jerry Xfvllllllllw, Rebecca Wfilliams, Sue VVilliams. i SQPQHQQ - . 1,2 wswzzflxi f. -5: .1 25552 ' if-, 'fr ' 755,55 Jfsw - . Q - ., , 5 lm Q31 , df V. 1 - ,uw 7. Page Sixlv one 1 J Alum' lXlE1J1.iN , CiRE'l'CHEN Cimii SAi.i,y BLITLER mi ii 3, D' w .I Emu' C ,ouFizEy FRENCH CLUB ICILRS llresideiit li ice-Prcsirleiit , Secretary .I, Anne Baker, Eddy Barclilt, Bill Barefoot, Beverly Bell, ,lolinny Bennett, Donald Bowers, Barbara Buingardner, Sally Butler, Bita Cansler, Pe YYV Catliev crry Clieelt anice Conder, Carol Ann Davis, iinmy Duncan, . 5555. 1 7 , 7 , , . Leanna Ellis, Donna lxlae Foye, llal Frazier, Doris Frye, Cretclien Grau, .Ierry Godfrey, ,lewel llelins, Margaret llelms, Marilyn llenderson, Jimmy lloolts, Barbara llorton, ,loan llulifstetler, Bill King, .Iolin Kirkpatrick, VVilla Lynn Leary, Nancy Lofty, George Maydanis, 'lane lX'leCacliren, Bill MclXlillan, Dickie Meeehan, Frankie Miller, Trudy Miller, Nina Morgan, Sammy Morgan, Frankie Mullen, Richard Nichols, .lenny Norman, Allen Osborne, Billie Faye Palmer, Ronald Pence, Lee Philips, Annette Poieat, Mike Price, Carter Purcell, .Iimmy Sandifer, Bill Shumalcer, Kay Small, Glenn Snyder, Carol Spurrier, Pliil Swaringen, Grady VVatltins, Frank VVliite, Carolyn YVillis. HUQXQ l'L'tIS1lVL'l' DISTRIBUTIVE i EDUCATIGN CLUB OIVICERS .IIMIXIY Bnooks . , A ,President CAROL ClA'l'ES . , ,Associate President CEn,xi,niNE Toon , A ,Secretarv Donis XfVn1c:11'i' Treasurer Dfxvm Nonwoon lidiior, Promotioii ilflaiuzgur Lyneer Beck, ,limmy Brooks, Dorothy Carter, Carol Cates, Carolyn Copeland, Benny Davis, ,limmv Drye, Put Elliott, NV. Grimes, Morris llurwell, johnny llelms, Melvyn l'lelms,Tom1ny llouse, David Kanupp, Viva Lee Kistler, Phillip Kunupp, llelen Laughter, Freddie Lindsay, Frieda Lazenby, Gene Long, Ronnie Nleflorlxle, joe lX'leEll1aney, .Ierry lXlills, June Miirplmy, Iolinny Neville, Marlene Nolan, David Norwood, Margaret Osborne, Tommy Parr, Olin Price, Ann Rankin, lolmnic Rollins, Dale Rudisell, Geraldine Todd, llzlrold Teague, Frank VVorslmm, Doris Wriglit, Delores Vaiden, Annette Yundle. UW BOCDK DUSTERS CLUB Umor. Cares A A A ..,.. President l3oBBY llEnn1No , A A A A Vieefpresident Norm BIAACKWELDER A A A A Secretary VVnA1.A LYNN LEARYA A A A .Treasurer Doris Bell, lWona Blaekwelder, Rebecca Biggers, .loyce Buingarner, Sue Burch, Mary Campbell, Dorothy Carter, Carol Cates, Nancy Chaney, Nancy Christenbury, Yvonne Dull, june Elliott, lVlamie Elliott, Barbara Feimster, jean Garren, Peggy Helms, Bobby Herring, Eleanor Jeannette, Sandra Jenkins, Shirley Knight, VVilla Lynn Leary, Ann Ledvvell, Susan Lindsay, Geraldine McClure, Mary Norwood, Dorothy Overman, Betty Rollins, Gail Rozzell, Shirley Sellers, Annette Smith, Elizabeth Taylor, Shirley Tecter, Sylvia Waters, Io Ann Wliite. Page Sixty-four NIARY CRALXIPBELI. REBECCA CAUDI.E BARBARA IIENDERSON IJOROTHY IIOLLAND SANDRA JENKINS VIOAN KIIXISEY SYLVIA KISER ALLEEWEE MCCALI, DORIS RRIKINNEY JEAN MARCOTTE GREGGETTES ELLEN RJIARTIN CQLENDA OUTEN FRANCES RAY CQVVEN ROGERS YVONNE SALEM JEANNE STEELE BETTY SUIXUXIERLIN NANCY VVALSH I,AuRA VVILLIAMS 'V 1' Pave Qzvly fe S. O. L. BIBLE CLUB lxl0NA BLACKWELDER D . . ,,L. President CRIARLES FIRANNER L..,.....,....L Vice-President joE EDWARDS AND LAURA W1r.L1Aix1s Co-Vice-Presidents FRANCES RAY. . . . L . .,.. Secretary NANCY YOUNG . .Treasurer Bobby Allan, David Allen, Sandra Ammons, Mona Blackwelder, joyce Campbell, Harry Campbell, Robert Campbell, Sandra Clark, Cene Counts, Tommy Dover, joe Edwards, Margaret Finlayson, Delores llawley, Cameron Hough, Dickie Meehan, Richard Nichols, Ronald Rainwater, Frances Ray, Rita Porter, Bobby Price, Bill Shumaker, Virginia Stacey, Ieanne Steele, Mary Lee Stegall, Charles Tanner, Laura Williams, Nancy Youngblood. Page Sixtyasix A'lARY ANN ciERRARD,. BARBARA HENDERSON llE'l I'Y SUIXIMERLIN NIXNCX' VVALSH , , BlARY SAVVYER Bam v L1NK . . B President iVieefl'resident Secretary . Treasiirer , Adviser Adviser L. L. CLUB Mike Bolt, Donald Bowers, Rebecca Caudle, Sylvia Dority, Ruth Ann Flubarty, Mary Ann Gerrard, Delores Hawley, Betty Sue Helms, Margaret Helms, Barbara llenderson, Sandra Ienkins, Jean jones, Judy Long, lean Marcotte, Barbara Mclilhaney, Trudy Miller, Marlene Mills, jenny Norman, Glenda Outen, Phyllis Pressley, Frances Bay, Shelvie Sims, Virginia Stacy, Omega Stafford, Eleanor Starnes, Annette Smith, Betty Summerlin, Nancy Wzilsb, Laura Williams. Page Sixty-seven SENIOR CHAPLAINS JUNIOR CHAPLAINS Page Sixtyfeiglzt , V1 . w . . fa Cflrarles lanner, l,l'L'Sll.lL'l1lj llarlmara llenclersnn, Seeretrzryg llrelue Kruger, Irerrszrrerg lugm llrnolcs, .lean Small, .laclxie YVallxer, llnluluy Price, Carolyn Mullis, Marx Frances Dickson, Nancy Lofty, Annette Pnteat, Nancy Chaney, Donna Mae Faye, jimmy Sancliler, Barbara Bumgarclner, joe Eclwarcls, Charles Tanner, Barbara llenclersong Bible Class Clmplczinsz Dickie Kruger, Libby Hell, Charles Tanner, Rita Porter. Alice Wl1it11er', Coleman Aluernathy, Lorenzo Durham, Richard Turner, Linda Flowe, Libby Austin, Gayle Severs, Virginia Altizer, Manson Case, Ann Sadler, Paul lfrazier, Bill Mitchell, Gail Porter, Joyce lXluncly, l,arry llarvey, Pllnelue Strnupe, Kay Nlclvcr. Gretchen Clrau, Presiclerltg Margaret llelms, Vice-lJ1'cside11tg Peggy Cathey, Secreluryf Trcns111'e1'g Anne Baker, Social f:il1t7i7'1lIH'l1, Carol Ann Davis, Sylvia Dority, jackie Odom, Carolvn Rohinson, Carol S iurrier, o Ann VVentz. . l . . 3593523 Q FUTURE TEACHERS w OM! ,.', V VISUAL AIDS Melvin Rarnhardt, Douglas Bivens, llarry Lee Rlaclawelder, Dickie Blackwell, Phyllis Caldwell, Billy Daugherty, Georgianna Eaves, Gwen Gardner, 'lerry Farmer, Mike Finger, Harriet liall, Nancy Iloyle, Edward Kilmon, Michael Lewis, Keith Little, Rachel Martin, David hliller, Kenneth hliller, Tommy hliller, Querry hloore, Don Richards, -Iesse Reich, Roger Reynolds, Barbara Robinson, Shelton Shorter, Danny Teague, Johnny Thomas, Earnest Young, Frank Vvatkins, Tommy VVest. Page Sixty-nine BAND Sandra Abernathy, Barbara Aiken, jimmy Alexander, Richard Barefoot, Bill Baucom, Sarah Bennett, llorace Butler, Tommy Byrum, Charles Creighton, Tommie Dovcr, ' H - 2 r 1 . . . . Rosemary Entzminver Pevvv Farmer, Doris ldrve lrov Gibbs, Olin Giles, Claire J F7 7 . 7 . Gilliland, Tommie Glenham, Gretchen Grau, Bobby Hamilton, johnny Harris, Betty Sue Helms, Ruth Hill, Shirley Hooper, Larry Hoover, Milfred Hulsey, Danial Hudson, Ann jenkins, Joyce jenkins, Eddie Lamb, Derrick Lane, Ruth Langford, Charles LeNeave, Judy Ligon, Robert McCallum, Tommy Martin, joan Melton, Frankie lVliller, Nancy Miller, David Mitchell, George Ann Mitchell, Carolyn Morgan, Richard Mullis, Allen Osborne, jeanctte QlShields, Lee Phillips, Don Richards, Joyce Rippy, Carolyn Robinson, Carol Ross, jimmy Sandifer, ,lim Short, Sylvia Towle, Larry Thompson, jerry VVadswortli, .lane VVeddine, Gerald VVilliains, Tony VVintzcr, Linda Wi'igl1t, Lester Young. Page Seventy ORCHESTRA Becky Biggcrs, Donald Bowers, VVcldon Foard, Virginia Kcy, Tommy Lynch, Billy Martin, ,lo Annc Martin, -Ianc lNlcCachrcn, Dcanna Merrell, Nancy Miller, Franlaic Miller, David Mitchell, Richard Nichols, Allen Oshornc, jcanncttc O'Shiclcls, Franccs Pcgram, hlary Lois Pcgram, Anncttc Potcat, Nancy ,lo Quccn, Patricia Quccn, Ronald Rainwatcr, Don Richards, Buddy llolclcr, Carolyn Robinson, ,Iimmy Sandilcr, Carolyn Scoggins, Elizabeth Scruggs, hlary Loc Stegall, Patsy Thomas, Gerald VVilliams, Rchccca Willizims, Suc VVilliams. Page SCFCIIIY-OHL' I nge SE NIGR CHOIR CHRIS: Sanclra rXbernatliy, Barbara llarrett, Beverly Bell, Libby Hell, Cecelia lllaelxmon, Mona lllaelv xyelcler, Nancy lllaclyyyelcler, .lean Brown, Etta Brasington, Virginia Brasington, Libby Broclgen, Sally llutler, Peggy Catbey, liarbara Cbristenbury, Cail Concler, .Ianice Concler, Cornelia Criminger, Carol Ann Dayis, Diane Uayis, Barbara Dodson, Sylyia Dority, Tommie Uoyer, Rosemary Dunaway, Nancy Eison, Diane liinlayson, Margaret lfinlayson, Barbara Ford, 'lean liullx, Barbara Cay, Betty Ann Ciles, Cretclien f-rau, Call llarlxey, Barbara llarrison, Betty Lou llelms, Jewel llelms, Margaret l lelms, Barbara llenclerson, f Palsy llinson, llixie llorne, Carolyn lluelxs, Pat jackson, ,loyce Ylenlains, ,laniee hlones, Doris lxeziab, ,lo 'Xnn Killian, Bonnie Laxton, VVilla Lynn Leary, Susan Lindsay, Sara Lofty, .Iucly Long, Unita Long, Xlary ,Xllan Marlowe, Barbara MeElbaney, .Iucly Mecllin, llarriet Moore, 'Ienny Norman, Mary Lois Pegram, Rita Ann Porter, Cail Power, Carol Prcssley, Patricia Queen, une Lee Reed, Becky Rbyne, Mary lon Robertson, Virgil llobey, Elizabeth Scruggs, Joy Scruggs, Patricia Seawell, Kay Small, Annette Smitli, lletty Ann Smitb, Lincla Smitli, Patrieia Smith, Carol Spurrier, Omega Ann Staliliorcl, Phyllis Staliliorcl. lgleanor Starnes, Doris Sturcliyant, Patrieia X'Vatl4ins, Barbara Wlelvster, Milclrecl XVells, liranees VVilliams, Laura X'Villialns, Betty XVinl4ler, ,lucly Brown. BOYS: Eclclie llarnette, Kennetb Beane, Cene Black, llarry Campbell, Robert Campbell, Vlaely Carter, Ceorge Cbapman, .Ierry Cbeelx, -Iimmy Copses, Tommy Cornelius, Cene Counts, jimmy Counts, Ylobnny Craig Iolin Cureton, iliommy Uellinger, .Ioe Edwards, Carl liorcl, Clark Cillelancl, .Ierry Coclfrey, Ceorge , v l lart, Lu C ,la renee gene llelms, llarolci Lee -Iustiee, .lack llustice, Bill King, .Iobn Kirkpatrick, Bill lXlclXlillan, ' Morton, Ylolmny Neville, Nick Nicholson, Mike Priee, Carter Purcell, Ronald Rainwater, Bill Sbumalyer, -Iimmx Stroulue, Charles ilanner. iliommy ilibornton, llrncst XVatts, Bill lloyd. Severity Iwo ANN Sfxnrnn Prcsiclczzl mm l IO l ILL l ruzduzf Vincziwm KEY, Sc'C1'L'lII1'j' xx I my Tnfrsrmr Sun XfV11,1,r,x1xis A A flccmirpmzisl is lJMlNLl I rlvmrmu ll.x1.1'11 Cnnwsimw. Ibm: ' 8 is I 1 any I . My 'r QL in 6 A I I L 7 Aff, V5 ' mtg? K ,V I A K, A I l I 1 I I Otis Barnett, liinily Braely, Nancy Black, lleelxy Collins ' mas l' Cooler, Ralph Crensirw, VVillena Drane, VVylie Dunlap, Pat Early, George Enix, Linda mu, nun uncner, av C-arrow, Alice Griffin, Carol llarclman, Vliliornas llargett, Larry .1 cl . urnw bo 31 loo , f in lluffstetler, Linda james, Linda jenkins, Dot -lolins, Vnvrnri Lx, 1 nn lowuv, Anne Marsh acre Manning, Deanna Merrill, Gene Miller, Bessie Panos Porter, Carl Posey, Tracy Ray, Nancy lo Queen, Ani Patsy Swalford, Barbara Sue Todd, 'lucly Wlallaee, Bold VVillianis, Linda Vllriglit. TRAFFIC FORCE Lfxiim' Emu' Cfiipriiiii Mu, .InNN1Ni:s fifiviscr ifciciie Uurnelte, llyron iluiizircl, .linnny Butler, 'lerry Cheek, 'lolinny Craig, Tommy Deiiinger, ,liminy Uuneun, Larry ljairp, Clizirles Edwzircis, CliH.orci Ewing, Louis i7zirmer, RZIYVOI1 Fespermun, Carl Ford, erry Godfrey, George Hurt, Ralph llolthouser, iiziroici jiistiee, Uiiiicl McCallum, Kenneth Miller, Nick Nicholson, Viqonnni' P'iri4er. Doug Siiiviir, Rin' Siior, 'Ierry Slroupe, Charles Tanner, joiinny Tent, Curoi iiliomzis, Benjy Thomas, liurciing Tuttle, ihieiiy VV,iiiQer, Larry X'Veieii. ' Seventy fr MONGGRAM CLUB Louis l5Am1Eu . . A President lltlcm' VVALKER , Vicefl'1'esidcnt lluxuxiv lDUNCAN .Secretary GEoRuE HART . .Treasurer Mn. DAVE llanms . ,llclviscr Uill Barclioot, Eddic llarncttc, Clydc Biggcrstafll, jimmy Butlcr, Don Cavin, Ed Li2lViI1, ,lcrry Chcclx, Ccnc Counts, jimmy Counts, johnny Craig, Tommy Dcllingcr, jimmy Duncan, Charlcs Edwards, ,lcrry Farmcr, Louis Farmcr, Carl Ford, lorry Codtrcy, Ccorgc llart, llarold Lcc -lusticc, Larry Lovc, Shcphard Lowcry, Ccorgc hlaydanis, David McCullum, Kcnncth Millcr, Tommy Miller, Nick Nicholson, Tommy Parker, Ronald Pcncc, Bohhy Rohinson, Roy Ross, Dgmug Shivar, Ray Short, jimmy Smith, Phil Swaringcn, Charles Tanner, 'lohnny Tcat, Bcnjy Thomas, Tommy 'I'hornton. Carol rlll10Il1llS. llarding luttlc, Bucky I 5' , I I 1 3 1 i 'if 7 if V l VVall4cr, Bohhy Vllatson, Earncst Wzltts, Buzzy White. wr: - - Q A 'f LS. 'A I M , PNIQL' SCl'L'111y-film' R tv' wx: Q 1 Q3 3 SCIENCE CLUB .lol :NNY l3LNN1l'l'I' Dicziuiz Miaiiimiv KM' SMAL1, , . SHELVIE Snxis lJl'L'SltlL'lIl lyiccflbrvsiileizt SUerL'fai'y T rcnsii rv 1' Beverly Bell, -Iolinny Bennett, Etta Brasington, .Iolmny Brown, llarlvara Bumgarner, 'lionnny Cato, David Cline, Bill Early, Leanna Ellis, Certrucle Farrell, Betty lileining, Ruth Ann Flullarty, Doris Frye, Barbara Cay Neclfiilliam, Rufus liatley, ewel llelms, Cameron llougli, Bill Kino, olm Kirk vatriek, Georve .7 . . ., 5 . l w Mayclanis, -lane MeCael1ren, llielde Meelian, Sammy Morgan, .Ierry Owens, Billie Faye Palmer, Riellarcl Pepper, Lee Phillips, Carolyn Robinson, Carol Ross, Dayicl Slialilner, Slmelyie Sims, Kay Small, Glenn Snyder, Grady VVatlQins, Carolyn VVillis, .Iolinny ,r i Page 5L'l'Cllly'.SiX Younglvloocl. nn iii AMERICAN JUNIOR RED CROSS .XNN hlausu ljresirlezzl Nlixneo B1.,xc14 l'iiL'L Pl'L'SltiClIl SUE VV1LL1,xMs Secretary'fTreus11Ver ,NNN .lEN1uNs CIUI!lIlj ll!iLlL' Cmnzeil lioixnxiv CLXSIIION Coiuityfllurle Coiuzeil Shirley Aiken, Daxid Allen, Gene lllaelq, Margo Blatli, Maxine Bost, .lean Broadway, Lorna Byers, Tommy Cashion, Eclxyarcl Chiclesler, -lerry Daughtry, Clertrucle lierrell, Paul Frazier, jean Fulk, ,lanet Gardner, Peggy llehns. Michael llillon, Patsy llinson, Laverne llolton, Ralph llolthouser, Dixie llorne, Ann hlenliins, R. L. llenlxins, Sandra jenkins, ,Xnn llones, Sylyia Kiser, Bonnie Laxton, Sue Lindsay, ,Iucly Ligon, Susan Long, Ann Lowery, ,Nrzell Lyons, Kathyhlalley,KaylXlarlow,1Xnn hlarsh, 'l'onnny hlartin, Ruth hleCorlxle, Dielxie hleehan, Reheeea hlitehell, ,Xcllee hlorgan, Mamie .Io Parr, Anita Ruclisell, -Iucly 1 Smith, Glen Snyder, Eugene Stacy, Don Taylor, .laelyie XVall4er, Leonard X Varcl, Yloanne VVentz, Linnla l VVhite, Sue Xllilliams, Lincla Yvright, Lester Young. W 0' 4...- ' me Seventy ww. VARSITY CLUB 5' Anne Baker, Rebecca Cauclle, jo Childers, Tommie Dover, Mary Ann Gerrard, .Ioyee Hopper, Doris Keziah, Sylvia Kiser, Patsy lXlC2lCl1llIH, ,lucly Mecllin. llarriet Nloore, Yvonne Salem, Kay Small, Carol Spurrier, Carolyn Tarte, Alice Ylihompson, Milclrccl Wells. 5 i Page Seventy-eight YVONNE SALEM. . . .... President lVlARY ANN ClERRARD , , ,Vice-President KAY SMALL. . . . .Secretary ANNE BAKER. . . , ,Treasurer Zffww. M155 1VlAR1AN BELL Senior 1'1ig1'z Girls Coach Miss IIELEN FFALLENT junior 1115111 Girls Conch COACHES Mn. IDAVE llfxnms 11cm1 Foot12z111 Couch Mu. NVILLIAIXI 'lENN1Nc:s ASS1S1t7l'11 14oot1m11 Couch Mn. E. P. 1'1AUI.KNER 13c1s1zct1m11 Conch MR. 131.0vD Bu1x1c:AuNER ,1lHZ10l' Sports and Iinselmll Conch if 'xx 3? F 5 fm 1 Wm Z. 5 'K N gg, Q . , 5 ,' I 3 , n':- K jr, is V. 'K ., A ,lg V A . .,.. ivz i -Q-Q A 'L 'L L. ' , + ., iv fl Nqfv ig h M ., ,Q f was m gm 9 f f . qi V , gr ik 5 , A xy '-M N 4 w NJ A552 iffifzg 1 mwkkir kk1':,, gg uf' S X nl f 'X I 1 I N..-'91 -Abi' -..gZi4..-0-was i' 'IO was nr' 'nv M5913 'rt'- ew 2 8001 'OO' -.1 as 1 H I.: if ...ui ,hi W'-u.. I L33 1 a , wk -A -PJ 3:57 -csv SHHINE BOW! TEAM HONORS ALL CITY RAY Suom' BENJY VTQHORIAS 'Immw BUTLER 'lumix' IDUNCAN Louis FARMER 'IIIXIMY IDUNCAN LOUIS FARMER RAY SHORT l lARu1Nc: TUTTLE jimmy 'DUNCAN ALL STATL 'lumix' IDUNCAN L0U1s FARMER RAY SIIURT ALL .H ECKI, LNB CAROL FVIIOMAS A 'ILMMY IJUNCAN RAY SUOR1' LOUIS FARMER .Host Ozatstmuling . Bas! Blocker A Most I'HlI7YUI'L'LL IZUCKY NVALKER Louis l9ARA1ER LOUIS ITARMER Sf7OY'fS1lltH'7SLIi1'7 City Player of Yam' All Anwricmz llmmmlwle ALLCPIYLOII df' Mai FOCDTBALL 1954 The fall has come and gone, and with it, football. llow did the Rams do this year? This can best be told by first taking the Rams apart. After the 1953 season they were hurt by the loss of several key men both in the line and in the backfield. With only three of his first-string backs returning, Coach llarris worried about his line, where he had only two of seven boys returning. With this in mind, Coach faced what could be his toughest schedule in the past four vears. First came Georgetown, South Carolina, that team had its heart set on stopping the Rams' winning streak of 25. After the dust had settled the Rams had overcome the once mighty gators. Second came the Parker fligh Tornadoes, a truly strong team, which Harding had managed to beat only once in the past three years. The Rams proved them- selves master once again by playing almost perfect ball for a half, allowing them to gain only one first down, and that on a penalty. The game ended with the score fllarding 12, Parker 0. Next came the team which held the only mark on the threefyear record of the Rams-'iNorth Charlestonf' The 111ue Devils had managed to tie the Hams in Charleston the year before 20 to 20, but this year the Rams were not to be held, and the score was-Harding 20, Charleston 7. Next the game of games was with f'GASTON1A. It was the team to beat. Once again the Rams received the vast amount of letters telling how bad it would be. lt was no true contest, for the Rams' final score read -llarding 26, Gastonia 6. After reaching what you might call the top, the Rams began to start down. ln their new helmets the Rams downed lliekory 28f1-4. VVHAT DAY WAS 1'l'? IT WAS NOVEMBER 13. W1 IO WERE WE PLAYING? The Central High Kit- tens. This was the chance for the Rams to take the city crown for the third time in as many years. But after what seemed like only a few minutes the game was 7 111 over and the score tied at 1 . The last game for the Rams came with Reidsville, North Carolina. The Lions seemed to know just what it took to beat the Rams, which they did 21-0. But not before the Rams had run up the third longest winning streak in the history of North Carolina. JUNIOR HHGH FOCDTBALL llarry Summerville, illaizngcrg Utis Barnette, Melvin Earnhardt, illonnny Cushion, .lerry Cates. llirnlny Candle, Ted David, Ronnie Deese, Don Duncan, jimmy Eury, Benny Falls, lim Ferrell, Mike Finger, Bobby liunderluurlxe, Reggie Gannon, Jimmy Green, Ronnie llardmzin, Uglburn llougli, Arnold jenkins. l Andy 'lOl1l1Sl0l1, 'linnny King l Lee, llruee Lorne. ULIXICI' Me- Lzn'ry Kiser, Albert Lands, llzirolc Crorie, Clmrles lXlCLICl1lllD. Clenc Miller, lirnnliie Moose Ken Pzirlxsf , . I lluyinond Queen, l mei Ray, Curl Sanders, ,lim Sliort, Tonnny Sny- der, ,luekie Tent, Allred 'liurner Cary Wlliilley, Gerald X'N'illiznns ,Xlfred x'Vll1giIlC, VIZIIUCS XfVitl1erf spoon. l'i1ge Iflflllll' five a u Yvonne Salem, Head CI1ee1'IeacIe1'g Gene HIACIQ, -Ieunnie 'Indy MecIIin, Carolyn rlinrte, Eugene IIopper, Sylvia QC:1'..44iu-s- SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS XNaII4er, Doris McKinney, .Iuekie VVuII4ei', 'I2lCIx Carter, Kiser, HeI'meeez1 Candle. HARDING HIGH CHEERLEADERS YVONNE SALEM Hand Senior High C11 ecricnder JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Rebecca VI iIIimns-Ilcad Clwcrf Ieadcrg Mamie In Parr, BilI'I72llAiI Aiken, VViIIenn Drzme, Karen Butler, Deanna Merrill, I3zirIuuru Smith, Ann Sadler, Alice Griffin. BASKETBALL 35 M , f, mg, , LV., M VARSITY: Harold l3r:wiCr, .lorry lloolrcr. Eddie Burnett, Phil SXX'ill'il1g4'I1, .Iolm Kirlv Patrick, Ccorgc llzlrt, Frank Capps, Ccmlcy Grccn, Kvnncth Beano, VVcldon I'40iII'd. 3 E T5 Q R Q 5 I F S In 1iIJIJlE l3A1zNE'1'1' 11111101111 1:RAZIER KENNE'l'I1 ISEANE 111,xN1x C .lo11N K111141m'1'1z1c14 121111115 131x1zNE'1 1' P1111 Sw,1.1z1Nc:EN C1ONl H C MEN ,,,,,gn1hulnp 54 111111111153 .. l1z1rL1i1w. .. U H 111m1111g. llurclmg. 11klfL1l11Q. 11z11'c1i11g. 11111111119 11a1'c1i11g. . . I1z1rc1111g .... 11arL1111g... llxirding. 11ilI'C1ll1Q. ....-171 56 59 ...ff ...SS .,..88 ....85 ....-19 ...73 ....71 ..,.75 ...79 SCOREBOARD fcntml .,.. GQ1st11niz1 . . . C1CI1fl'2l1 .. V1'z1c1cs1m1'r1 VVQ-st . . 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CI I -XNIPIONSI HP 75 N11 P111 1 'CVS ZX . . 7l 7ff 64 54 55 71 13 70 512 HBH TEAM Frank VVhite, Wllylie Christenbury, Harold Anderson, Douglas Youngblood, .lim JENNY HUUVEH Frazier, linrold justice, Glenn Snyder, Robert Metcalf, Leonard VVz1rd, Ronald GEoncE iiAR'l' Pence, Tommy Martin, .lack justice, Robert Leclwell, Dickie Carson. 4 JUN OR HIGH TEAM Tom I' 'nn , Don Dunean, Nike Finger, Andy johnson, jimmy King, .luck Me' Ca ister, vfimnn' Smith, Curl Snipes, -lucky iliezlt, Alfred VVHIQLIIC, .lumes VViti1erf spoon. Page lfiglztyfnizze IITNHHIHH IINMIIIIII! Ililillllwl I WMM! GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL SYLVIA KISER Clipfriizz YVONNE SALEM ,, illmmgu Sliirlcy Aikcns, Doris Kcziali. Blartlia Barnliarclt, Emma Ianc Corrcll, IXIiIcIrccI Wells, Anno Baker, Sylvia Kiscr. Carolyn Tartc, Betty VVinkIcr, Alici- Ilioinpson, Gail Power, Carol Spurricr, llczmm' VVaIIwr. GIRLS' IIB TEAM .Ianct Crosby, Sandra I lord, Lorna Ilycrs, Donna I Icnry, Faym- IJWC, Ann Icnkins, Ima Cliilclcrs. JUNIOR HIGH GIRLS' BAS KETBALL REBECCA XV11,1.1MiQ Co-Cnymiu SARAH IEENNMT . Cfczfffriptnifz 'IACK113 VV.-XLKER , iI'It117fIgCI Bzlrlvara .fXiI4cn. Anncllc Slicrron, Susan Ilamlvricli. Gaye Scvcrs, 'Ianc Iluggins, Lincla Iamcs, Rcluccca VViIk Iiams, Sarah Bennett, Patricia Wfilliams, Ann lILlII'stclIcr, Sally Arclrcy, Iucly Iloylc, Ilarluara Smitli. 1 u .. , 1 fm 2' A . SW 5 55 xx 8 A Lg Lf: J 115355 ' J X f J my- L,xffK5'5isfi2 5 ' ' 'M 4. 'N , K 'Hai . sh W : , .jliigg L as 4234 35' V 7 -:EW vm - ' ggi, - ag ar 'vw - 'K cm H F I 'W my A F M m y- 62 2' 9 'mf A W, -f 1 as nd 'Q mf--nl ci, we gf! Mm Q , .,E..V 3 M 2 F W ? :Wx 2' xg, .:, Q wig Si ,K an -5? N waxy -A my ik f 'Q ef A , QM ' 55 gd 5 5 We ! ' ma'W 8 uh ll 3 an Miss ACORN JUDY MEDLIN Gridiron Queen LIBBY BROGDEN Miss H arding SENIOR BEAUTIES ,pnlnx BARBARA CAV MARGARET I IELMS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES BETTY ANN SIXIITH SYLVIA Samui TOBIINIIE Lou ROCHELI. LINDA SMITH Page Ninetyfflve CLASS DAY GFFICERS Nm: C111.1,lA1xl . . x7t7It'LfZiCl0Tit1lI DIANE. AICCTACIIRIQN . Page Ninetv-six AIIKE Pmciu .. fXlAllC.XRl1'I' H111 ms c1RE'l'CIIlfN Clmxu , mul I,r111'y0r .Szzlzfluiwrimz . . .P!'OfJlIL'! , Historimz ,. Pow! CLASS HISTCRY VVhen we seniors made our first appearance at Harding in 1949, we began to form a chain-a chain of events with each year adding a new link of memories and never-to-be-forgotten adventures. Under the leadership of Clifford Austin we began making eager plans for the first link of our chain. We stared in awe at the big, handsome foot- ball players and the beautiful twelfth grade girls. We found it difficult to remember which hall led where and which door opened to our various classes. We began to show our leadership by send- ing Mike Price to the Student Council as junior secretary. As our second year came into view, we became more confident and better known. We were rapidly taking our places as leaders of the junior high school. We took time out from our various activities to send three officers to the Student Council- Mary Anne Gerrard, Mike Price, and judy Medlin. With Yvonne Salem and Eddie Barnette as presi- dents, we made plans for our first big social-the junior-Senior, the best, we believed, that had ever been presented. Our second year was rounded out as thirty of us eighth graders were tapped into the junior Honor Society. With our chain being almost half formed, we entered into our senior year of junior high school by electing Eddie Barnette and jimmy Duncan as class presidents. It was during this year that Gret- chen Grau, one of our members, wrote our famed Alma Mater-one of the greatest tributes ever paid to Harding. Under the leadership of judy Medlin, the junior Honor Society gave a banquet for the junior foot- ball team, city champions of '52. With judy Medlin and Mary Anne Gerrard as presidents, assisted by Margaret Helms as secretary, new strength was added to the junior Student Council. There was no lack of entertainment, however, as the junior social standards committee presented many formals. Our freshman year was climaxed as eight of us starred in the junior Choir's production of Sunlfon- net Sue. Our feeling of uncertainty as sophomores was soon discarded as Margaret Helms led us success- fully through both semesters. This year was a memorable one as several of our boys played on the winning team that defeated Central for the first time and then went on to win the State AA Championship. We again took up our reins of leadership when we sent Mary Anne Gerrard as secretary to the Student Council. As a conclusion, thirteen from our midst were selected for the Senior Honor Society. As we excitedly prepared for the fifth link of our chain, we had one ambition-that of present- ing the biggest and best junior-Senior ever. We began our task by electing Yvonne Salem and jimmy Butler to guide us. In a dream-land of roses, we presented our junior-Senior on May 15 at the Charlotte Woman's Club. During these long months of preparation, however, we con- tinued to take an active part in other school activi- ties: Carol Ann Davis and Sylvia Dority were elected eleventh grade beauties, Louis Farmer was selected for a berth on the All-City football team, Yvonne Salem and judy Medlin were elected Student Council treasurers, and thirteen juniors were selected to be junior Marshals, Doris Mc- Kinney being elected chief marshal and Margaret Helms, assistant chief. Some of our members were widely known in state organizations as Gretchen Grau was elected Secretary of the State Honor Society, Charles Tanner, Treasurer of the State Bible Clubs, and Margaret Helms, Treasurer of the North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute. The finishing touch for our junior year came when ten of us were selected to be Imperatores. Now the formation of our chain was drawing to a close-we were preparing to add the last and the most important link. We found ourselves the leaders: we had no more upperclassmen to look up to. We had formed our chain with happy, yet sometimes difficult steps. We began our last year by electing Doris McKinney, president, john Kirk- patrick, vice-president, Margaret Helms, secretary, and Carol Ann Davis, treasurer. Second semester officers were Mike Price, president, Kay Small, vice-president, Barbara Henderson, secretary, and jimmy Butler, treasurer. CContinucd on page 981 Page Ninety-seven 1 :F CLASS HISTORY We added beauty to our chain when we elected Libby Brogden as our representative to the Caro- linas' Carrousel, Judy Medlin as Gridiron Queen, Barbara Gay and Margaret Helms as twelfth grade beauties, and Gretchen Grau as Miss Acorn. Margaret Helms took over the editorship of the Hi-Lites while Gretchen Grau, editor, and Mike Price, business manager, began planning for the publication of the ACORN. jimmy Butler capably took over the Student Council while Judy Medlinis second semester victory made history. For the first time in ten years a girl had been elected president of the student body. Yvonne Salem, Doris McKin- ney, Gretchen Grau, and Margaret Helms proved able assistants to these two leaders. With Louis Farmer and Bucky Walker as co- captains, the football team ran its unbeaten mark to thirty-five before being defeated by Beidsville Page Ninetv-eight in Western AA Championship play-offs. While tying with Central for the City Championship, the team placed five players-Jimmy Butler, Iimmy Duncan, Louis Farmer, Carol Thomas, and Benjy Thomas-on the All-City team. jimmy Duncan and Louis Farmer were also named for the All- State and Shrine Bowl teams. Now that the senior play-The Pennington Case -the junior-Senior, Class Night, and Baccalau- reate are memories of the past, we come to gradu- ation. The formation of the chain that we began six short years ago is complete. We as individuals are ready to go out into the world to take our places -ready to add more links of happiness and achieve- ments to our chain. MARGARET HELMS, Historian aff- '- :Q g 1-3,-5.44-rf' GF:-ir, , , ,Lg gfjQ,M,g,,-, Q34 mn., E 1. F ,rf ,ff W . My 55192 : . is MPR Page One Hundred MR. W. E. CQRAU for GRETCIIEN CQRAU, Editor of ACORN M AR1ETTA I IARR1S for MIKE PRICE, Business Manager of ACORN Li, .I of 4 5 --.,s4 JOHN KIRKPATRICK for BARBARA DODSON, Sophomore Editor of ACORN BARBARA DCJDSON for JOHN KIRKPATRICK, Vice'President of Senior Class MR. E. R. SIMS for SHELVIE SIMS, Typist for ACORN SPCDN 41 Trtw, . MW, , ,AL . 'CT ,7 SCRS DICKIE ROBERTSON for BARBARA GAY, Senior Editor of ACORN MRS. JOHN SPURRIER for CAROL SPURRIER, junior Editor of ACORN MRS. H. H. SIXIALL for KAY SMALL, Club Editor of ACORN CADET LELUND IXAUNDY fm' AIARGARET HELMS, Editor of HifLites AIRS. S. BENNETT for JOHNNY BENNETT, President of Science Club Page One Hundred Two ARIJEN I IARRIS for SENIOR CHEERLEADERS A1188 IVIARION BELL for VARSITY CLUB PATRICIA QUEEN IVIRS. VIVIAN RIIODES ffff fm, NED GILLIAM, President of Senior Honor Society ORIGINAL HOME ROOM 216 MR. WILLIARI JENNINGS fm' SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY P 0 N RS A1188 IVIARY BOWERS MACKORELL for BIBLE CLUII MRS. LETTIE SAIITII fm' CTREGGETTILS COAOII DAVE HARRIS for MONOGRAM CLUB EDDIE HARNETT for Senior Class CTAROL ANN DAVIS for EDDIE BARNETT, Co-Captain Basketball Team CARCTIO ANN IJAVIS, Treas1n'cr of 0f tw' ,--ff ' 1-an .I I I 1 MNA, -R' ' W .wUir4 ' KENNY CJRIFFIN for IillGl5Nli l!0PPliR, Hr. Ilmdiug Mus. PIWHOMAS FIAANNER for CfHARLES VINANNISR, President of Senior cjhllfllllillk Cmmcil nga One H1u1Jrecl Four al SPG ',xl,MAm.lf X'XYlI,IIAMS17N for SIIIRLIQY SIIAFFNFR ull 1. lhlssul for PATSY VIINSON Hmmm-1x,l RUTH ANN lI,UllfXRTY for Alum Gmrin aus 33 .L ' gf N 5 'Ui :w:,L,,,, ,. , . :J 'zrkn' W L f W 3 5:33 , 1, ' 1 ' . -- fl 1 L' zqvi e ig 5,-' ' v ' ,ff M ' G F, , A, , - NV GRS BOBBY PLYLER for VIERRY STONE TODD, Secretary of D.E. Club VlLTKlE VVALKER f 0 r Buczxv VVALKER, cj0'CH17fHi11 of Football Team IDEAN PALMER for NANCX' VVINKLER, Secretary of Varsity Club Q MRS. VVILLIAM R. FLUHARTY for RUTH ANN FLUHARTY, Tvpm for ACORN MRS. Euc:EN1A CTIIRISTNAN for HOME ROOM 206 ,ff 'wg W ,, , E 1 'H PCD Miss C,xno1.YN IIINVS for llomla Hmmm 105 Mus. lLl,mx1:u'1'1l Com for Sxmum Ilomli Room 2l'5 Qu, Page One Ilzmdred Six NSO RS Mus. El,1m1sE'1'11 lQ1Al.m'11 for SENIOR I IOAllQ Miss SARAH for Slfwlcm HOME Mn. X'Vll,LmM for Sl-LNIUI: llomli Room 106 I3IjNIflljl,lD Romu 212 A I fwminn Hmmm HV! 'SVI fs! 422.4 4. im. 53' 'H-., +-eirw fs T ,ma-wg M I PROPHECY Every year many people spend vast sums of money to have eagle-beaked old men look through old, dusty books to find whose family tree they are a nut or leaf of. Now we are going to try a new and unusual trick. VVQ hope to turn the big clock of time forward so that we may find out what will happen to the great oak of the Class of 1955 when the leaves and nuts finally fall off, never to return to- gether again. After getting our magic oak leaf carpet in the air we must decide where to stop first on our world-wide tour to track our class. Since our class left a name for itself in the field of sports let's try that first. We quickly arrive at Podunk junction for the 1965 Boot Bowl. This is a world-famous game between the low-top shoes and the high- top shoes. Such famous football heroes as Jim- my Duncan, Jerry Cheek, Gene Counts, Doug Shivar, Bobby VVatson, Nick Nicholson and Carroll Thomas are here. However, not all of our great football team is here. Others signed to play Hpron ball like Louis Lumpy', Farmer, captain of the Green Bay Snackers. George Maydanis and Benjy Thomas also star on this team. Yvonne Salem is the mascot. After leaving football our eyes focus on the basketball scene. Here we also find many Harding boys who turned pro . With all the flu and colds going around many famous -coaches are worried, but not Earl Wick, coach of the Weknow U. team. Thanks to the fine bench-warming of Eddie Barnette, Iohn Kirkpatrick, Gene Black, and Conley Green his players are in good shape. Page One Hundred Eight Our class of ,55 has also contributed to our national game-baseball. Larry Earp and Bryon Bullard are two of the greater stars with a desire to climb to the top. Says Coach Clif- ford Ewing of the Biddeville Biddies, Those two are the greatest bat boys in the leaguefl On our next hop we find ourselves at the home of the automobile industry-Detroit. Here we find the newest contender to the field -The Bennettmobile. Our own Johnny Ben- nett is the President of this firm. His leading engineers are Ned Gilliam and Lee Phillips who are teamed with designers Bob Thrasher and Herman Lands. John Grab-a-gear Grimes, Benny ScreechV' Davis, and Frank HBod,' Capps test drive these famous cars. We also find that even one of our girls is now a business tycoon. Ellen Martin is pres- ident of the Neverite Fountain Pen. This pen is not guaranteed for two years, or one year or even six months. In fact, it is not even guaranteed. Buth Ann Eluharty and Doris Frye have started a new T.V. program-Us the Folks Whisper. This is a sequel to the famous We the People Speak. Among the latest speakers were Becky Caudle who spoke on The Im- pression that Horseback Riding Left with Me and Dr. Shelvie Sims spoke on Knife Can Be Beautiful. Another T.V. program that is growing in popularity is 'iThe Problem Panel. The M. C. is Eugene Hopper and the panel con- sists of joe Edwards, Mona Blackwelder, Bayon Eesperman, and Tommie Dover. PRCPHECY Our panel solved all the romance problems of Robert Campbell and Bill King but Bill Shumaker has posed the only question which stopped the panel. We will not tell you what Bill's problem is because all of us have heard of it, but we think that it is about time he cleared it up himself! For our next look at our former classmates we have to fly over the deep-blue sea to the famous old city of Cairo, Egypt. Here we find that many of our former cronies have made a name for themselves in business. Gretchen Crau and Libby Brogden both work as salesgirls in Mordeci's Haberdashery. Charles Tanner owns Tanner's Biddie Bar, which specializes in pure African Biddie cloth. This cloth is woven in to beautiful Bid- die sweaters. Margaret Helms, Anne Baker, jenny Norman and Carol Davis model these lovely sweaters. Harding Tuttle and David Norwood peddle African goat's milk in the narrow streets of this old city. Nancy Walsh models at Montaldo's now where Melvyn Helms is floor walker. Glenda Outen has the job of spraying the sidewalks with that vile perfume every morning. As we return home we see in the vacant lot next to Irwin Creek the new circus, owned by David Allen. One of the main attractions is Jimmy Books the lion-tamer. Bill Mouchet turned out to be a clown and Larry VVelch and Johnny Teat are the strong men. The Flora-Dora girls are Faye Love, Joyce Hopper, Viva Lee Kistler, Carolyn Copeland and Doris Bell. Iudy Medlin is the fat lady and Doris McKinney is the skinny lady. Uur trip is nearly over. We have not been able to track down all of our class because they were out of reach of our magic carpet. We have seen, however, that our family tree has branched out over the world and will continue to grow in the great tradition of Harding High School. - MIKE PRICE, Class Prophet sesgiaifw sgfiwrw Page One Hundred Nine SENIOR CLASS POEM Wfliat clo we clo now-where else to go? This luewilclerecl question always arises X'Vlien the senior elass eoines to eomineneeinent, Looking forwarcl to vietories, clownfalls, surprises. But wliat tlie future liolcls for us ls not our only worry, its true, The stumbling lbloeli right now, you ls ll0XV to CXPICSS OUI' fiHLll 1l,LliCLl. SCC, NVQ' really ean't offer a eoinplete farewell lior a part ol' eaeli ol' us will remain Einlueclcletl in spirit, in love, anal in youtli Tliis part ol' us tlie seliool will retain. ln leaving a part ol' us lneliincl Xlle, in turn, in saying good-luy lloltl in our liearts a treasurecl songf Uni' Alina Mater ol' llarcling lligli. 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Ll..l U7 Page One Hundred Fourteen vm-Qmq...m Mr. mul Mrs. Ifnnfirzg Blast Original LIBBY BROGDEN -lEANE'rT13 O'S111E1,Ds EUGENE HOPPER -IOHN K1RKPA'FRlCK s ri-si J . 5, ,f if , it :Si A, ww w s wi 5 Q? fv f, 3,55 i ii? -12 225 Q K Sllllll Slllllllllllllli Plllll llllll HlllllSllllllIl Pllllll Located eight miles west of Charlotte on Wilkinson Blvd., Highway No. 29, one of the most modern and beautiful pools in the United States. Water filtered and purified, changing continually, approximately six times every 24 hours. A popular playground for swimmers and picnickers. Amusements include miniature golf, merry-go-round, swinging chairs, ferris wheel and kiddy auto ride. One Hundred S t . ' ,CL gm 1. QNZI 59: Jw If-Ti' p If NIV Q NW I ITIIJIIIIII Compliments of E I E JN 1 QOL' I D THE LEAKSVILLE WGCJLEN MILLS, INC. MANUFACTURERS OF BLANKETS CHARLOTTE, N. C. SPRAY, N. C. LIBERTY LIFE BARBER SHOP Liberty Life Building Page One I-Iundr jefwfeowwef few V Compliments of KAY JEWELRY COMPANY Thomas And Howard Company ir WHOLESALE GROCERS Always on the Squarel' 411 South College Street 'A' Phone ED 3-0112 America's Leading jewelers For Over Thirty-nine Years BUILDING MATERIALS OIL-COAL TIICKER-KIRBY COMPANY l-lome of T-K Service Since 1920 520 West Palmer Street Phone FR 6-1585 SOUTHERN ENGINEERING COMPANY Little Pittsburglf'-Since l9ll Structural Steel for Buildings and Bridges Concrete Reinforcing Steel Ornamental Iron Work-Metal Sash and Doors Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Eighteen . A7 for over 60 years it has been ' ww. MJ, WW? .4-ff 'q.. Mfs ' MJ 'F ellis for better values fm LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT VVe, the members of the senior class of 1955, discarding our pencil stubs and last wads of chewing gum, wish to leave to anyone who will claim them our dearest possessions. In consequence, we hereby declare this to be our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To the principals: To Mr. Hawkins and Mrs. Mackey we, the class of 1955, express ro- found and sincere appreciation for their guidance and understanding during the past six unforgettable years. We shall constantly strive to live up to the examples they set for us. ARTICLE II To the faculty: To Miss Benfield, Miss Elliott, Mrs. Gore, and Mr. Mayberry we leave our heartiest thanks for the five years of hard work they spent in our behalf. We shall endeavor to prove during the years to come that your time was not wasted. To Mrs. Dunn we leave a special place in our hearts for her untiring assistance and faithful advice. Her work with the Student Council am school paper has been truly invaluable. To Miss Fore and Mrs. Gore we send our deepest gratitude for their unceasing efforts in helping us to put out the biggest, finest ACORN yet. To Coach Harris and Coach Jennings we express our sincere thanks for the splendid football record set under their careful guidance. To Coaches Faulkner and Bumgarner we leave our notes of appreciation for their ceaseless efforts to keep Harding on top in athletics, wishing them continued success. To those two dynamos of school spirit, Miss Bell and Miss Tallent, we send a hearty Thank you! Their example has been a great inspiration. To Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Link we leave our sincere gratitude for the time and effort they have spent in keeping up with the senior class's business. Their constant patience has been a tremendous help. To Mr. Cook, Mr. Serrins, and Miss Hassell we leave our special thanks for the tradition of fine music which they have fostered and maintained at Harding. The credit they deserve is ineffable. To Miss Sandifer, who has so faithfully guided the members of our class, go many, many thanks. To Mr. Boggs we leave a new pair of shoes, for he surely must have worn out a pair while carrying out his many duties. To all the other faculty members, each one of whom has influenced our lives, we leave our gratitude with the hope that we will not disappoint them. ARTICLE III To the rising seniors: I To you. we leave one more year to complete a ver? important cycle in your lives. Make the most of your opportunities, or you will soon realize how fast time does fly. We leave with you the hope that you will keep Harding on top, both scholastically and athletically. ARTICLE IV To the individuals: I, David Allen, will my artistic ability to Jane Huggins who really needs it. I, Bettv Rhea Almond, hereby will m ability to get a ride to lunch to Jean Small and Omega Stafford, anal' my love for Oakhurst to Pat Newton and Bill Galloway. II, Sandra Ammons, do herebg will my ability to get along with Miss Watson, Miss Hartness an Miss Yelvington all in one year to anyone who has the nerve to try. I, Anne Baker, leave to Carolyn Tarte my love for playing basketball and taking gym every year at H. H. S. if she can dress in two minutes tW1CC a day. I, Joyce Colvin Barkley, will my ability to be married and finish school to Marie Flowers. I, Eddie Bamette, will my superlative Best Dressed to Tommy Parker. I, Bobby Beam, will my seat in Miss Watson's 7th period Plane Geometry, Juvemle'l class to Skinnie Lowery who's in her 3rd period Algebra II Juvenile class. I, Margaret Beatty, wish to leave. I, Doris Bell, hereby will my front seat in Miss Fore's English class to my sister Libby. I, Johnny Bennett, will my! tuba to anyone with a steel shoulder strong enough to endure the C ristmas Para e. I, Gene Black, will my ability to do the Charleston to anybody going our for Cheerleader next year. I,. Mona Blackwelder, will my place in Miss Fore's English class to Doris Kezrah if she can enioy it as much as I have. . I, Kellv Bollinger, will my seat in Home Room to some lucky fellow in the eighth gra e. I, Morrison Bradley, will my good luck in the senior class to some unsuspecting 1un1or. Page One Hundred Nineteen HONEST SERVICE STATION ffxxyn Clarence Harrison and J. F. Todd, Props. Recapping Cr Vulcanizing- Honest Service Industrial Capping-600x9-700xI2 X o 1408 West Trade St. Phone ED 2-9441 CHARLOTTE, N. C. : . . , ROOFING Residential and Commercial QUALITY SHOE REPAIR INTERSTATE ROOFING 8. ASPHAIT coMPANY, mc. W. T. ,AMES S I'l O E S E R V I C E 513 W. Trade Street 520 West Palmer Street Phones ED 2-7213 and ED 4-6984 Cpart of Tucker-Kirby Company? Page One Hundred Twenty L ' ity , PLANTATION GRILL COMPLETE CURB SERVICE FOUNTAIN SERVICE Thick Frosted Shakes Delicious Toasted Sandwiches The Place For High School Students To Meet 2426 W. Morehead sit' . ff W. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Virginia Brasington, will my Senior Choir robe to anyone who can't sing a note but still loves to sing. I, Libby Brogden, will my superlative as Miss Harding to any iunior who is lucky enough to have a Mr. Harding as I did. I, Jimmie Brooks, being of sound mind and sober, do hereby will my superlative Biggest Flirt to anyone who can go steady and still hold it. I, Byron Bullard, leave my nickname to Harold Lee Justice. I, Jimmy Butler, leave my love for Stock Cars to Jimmy Lee Glenn, a fellow iockey. I, Harry Campbell, will my desk in Mr. Mayberry's Home Room to any eighth grader who will keep his mouth shut. I, Mary Campbell, hereby will my place as slave in Miss Fore's English class to Peggy Helms and my second year shorthand book to Paula Melvin. I, Robert Campbell, being' of sound mind and body, leave as my last will and testament my abi ity to look goo goo eyed at any kind of customized automobile to anybody. I, Frank Capps, will my seat in front of Miss Fore's desk to Ralph Mooney Shoup because he will need it. I, Dorothy Carter, hereby leave the pleasure of being engaged twenty- one months to anyone who will enioy it as much as I have. I, Tommy Cato, leave a double lunch period to the other members of the Five with the hope that they maintain it longer than one quarter. I, Rebecca Caudle, will my superlative Friendliest, to Betty Lou Helms. I, Jerry Cheek, do herebaf will my ability to be bad in choir and elsewhere to Geraldine God rey. I, Carolyn Copeland, hereby will my ability to ride to school with Jewel Helms and still live to tell it, to any rising senior. I, Gene Counts, do hereby will my nickname Flash to anyone fast enough to get it. I, Carol Ann Davis, will my superlative Cutest to Betty Ann Smith. I, Diane Davis, will my love for hot-rod cars and reckless driving to Virginia Noles, and my biggest brownie in choir to any lucky iuniors. I, Tommy Dellinger, looking over the up-coming underclassmen can find no one who needs anything I have. Therefore I leave, diploma or not. I, Sylvia Dority, will my superlative Biggest Heartbreaker to Tommie Lou Rochelle and my love for cashmere sweaters to Martha Barnhardt. I, Tommie Dover, will my title as ML Cook's Song Bird Soprano to anyone who can sing a solo without breathing. I, Yvonne Dull, will my love for Library Science to anyone who can take it four years and like it as much as I did. I, Jimmy Duncan, with sorrow in my heart and tears in my eyes do hereby leave my seat in Andy Hodge,s car to Ralph Holthouser. I, Larry Earp, will my superlative Most Considerate to George Hart. I, Charles Edwards, do hereby will anything I have or will ever gain to anyone who will have it. I, Joe Edwards, being of sound body and feeble mind, hereby will my position as Miss Watson's pet to anyone who wants it. I, Clifford Ewing, do hereby leave my curly hair to Judy Long. I, Rayvon Fesperman, will my ability to loaf in art to any one of the thirty of Glenwood. I, Margaret Finlayson, hereby will my ability to smack chewing gum faster than I type to Diane Finlayson, an my hot-rod driving to Barbara McElhaney. I, Ruth Ann Fluharty, will my position on the Junior Bed Cross Council to Nancy Jo Queen, who is versatile enough to fill it. f I, Bob Fries, will my psychology book to anyone who has a hang or it. I, Doris Frye, being of sound mind, CI thinkj do hereby will my three favorite teachers, Miss Hartness, Mrs. Wessinger, and Miss Watson, to any unsus ecting iunior or senior lucky enough to get them for two years as I didl I, Barbara Gay, do hereby will my ability to make A's in geometry to my little brot er Frankie. I, Mary Anne Gerrard, leave my superlative Most Consideraten to Nancy Young. I, Troy Gibbs, will my marching place in Band to my girl friend, Sylvia Towe. I, Ned Gilliam, hereby bequeath my love for learning to any ambitious seventh grader who is willing to burn the candle at both ends. I, Marian Godfrey, will my ability to get Manson Case to any 8th grade girl who thinks she is lucky enough to hold him as I have his big brother, Alvin, for the past three years. I, Gretchen Grau, will the editorship of the Annual yearbook to Carol Spurrier, who, I'm sure, will love the work as much as I did. Page One Hundred Twenty-one You always meet your friends when you shop at EFIRIJS t yft1 Compliments of Hurry Yeh Sosh 8. Door Co. Compliments of A FRIEND DENTON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. III s. College sf. Phone ED 3-8438 Furniture, Stoves, and a Complete Line of NORGE APPLIANCES Everything For The Home Can Be Found At Our Place EASY PAYMENT PLANS A SPECIALTY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Conley Green, will my superlative Wittiest to any up and coming iunior who can live up to its name and my Cad to anybody that can afford to put gas in it. I, J. W. Grimes, will my seat in D. E. to anyone that thinks he can raise as much cain as I did and get away wit it. CDon't push your luck.j I, Bill Harris, will my crazy haircut to anyone with nerve enough to wear it. I, Delores Hawley, hereby will my ability to stay in typing class and keep from throwing my typewriter out the window to anyone who can stand it. I, Jackson Helms, will all my clip courses and good times at Harding to Glenn Snyder, who deserves them. I, Jewel Helms, hereby will my ability to play the wrong notes on the piano in Senior Choir to anyone who can do it as well as I did. I, Margaret Helms, will my superlative, Most Dependable, to Carol Spurrier. I, Mel Helms, will my ability to evade the cops in the neighborhood to Billy 'garden if he can ever get his Chevy fast enough to go over the speed limit. I, Tommy Helms, will my two years of llth grade English with Miss Hartness to anyone who thinks they can take it. I, Barbara Henderson, hereby will my love for office work and my ability to get along with teachers to Joyce Hippy. I, Dorothy Holland, will my typewriter in the gym office to anyone who loves to type and who ikes Coach Faulkner as much as I. Just don't make as many mistakes as I did! I, Eu ene Hopper, will my superlative as Mr, Harding, to any iunior who is Iucky enough to have a Miss Harding as I did. I, Joyce Hopper, will my superlative Most Athletic to deserving Carolyn Tarte. I, Cameron Hough, will myxxdesk in 107 to some unsuspecting 8th grader and my college algebra k to ACE Snyder. I, Tommy House, leave my ability to stay in good with my D. E. teacher, Miss Chandler, to Duck Deese. I, Don Hovis, leave my nickname crazy1egs to Ralph Shoup and Ralph Holthouser. I, Nancy Hudspeth, will my ability to read True Story Magazines in psychology and get kicked out to anybody crazy enough to try it. I, Sandra Jenkins, will my ability to graduate to Ann and my ability to make B's to R. L. I, David Kanupp, will my stub of a pencil to my sophomore brother, Carl, along with my ability to make the lowest grade in the class and to be the only one who got caught the first time out of step. I, Joan Kimsey, having gained a few things, need everything, so I will nothing, iust leaving in my Buick and taking it all with me. HI, Bill King, will my position as Mr. Cook's fair-haired boy to George art. I, John Neely Kirkpatrick, being of sound body and having lost my mind, leave my office as Chairman of the Social Standards Committee to George Hart, and I hope he has better luck with it than I. I, Sylvia Kiser, will all my good times as a cheerleader to no one because that's the only thing I can take with me. I, Viva Lee Kistler, will my front seat in Miss Fore's English class to Phil Eaves and hope he makes better use of it than I did. I, Richard Kruger, leave my seat in typing to Etta Brasington. I, Hennan Lands, leave . . . CI hope.j I, Helen Laughter, do will my seat in Room 214 to anyone who likes to watch squirrels. I, Faye Love, leave my luck in getting the same schedule as my best friend to Mildred Wells, and my love of sports to Pat Rhea. I, Jean Marcotte, hereby will my luck in meeting L. R. to Barbara McElhaney, who doesn't really need it. I, Frankie Mayberry, in sound mind, hereby will my sympathy to all my teachers, the iunior class and all other young iitterbugs, because this will still be holding Harding down next year. - I, George Maydanis, of sound body and mind do hereby will my name Squints to anyone who can meet the qualifications. I, Jane McCachren, do hereby will my Superlative Most Intellectual to Betty Lou Helms. I, Alleewee McCall, will my shorthand book to anyone who doesn't care to sleep at night. Page One Hundred Twenty-three essefe 1 7 e TRYON SODA SHOP 809 North Tryon Phone ED 2-9531 -xi W WAGON WHEEL FUKF Good Home-Cooked Food qw Q at Open 6:30 AM. C4 WOW Close 11:00 P.M. 2831 Rozzells FerryK ' CTP 1 251625 TUCKASEEGE LAUNDROMAT AND FABRIC SHOP 722 Therrell Hardware Company 3312 Tnekeeeege Road Phone FR 5-7094 See us for your Hardware Needs, Paints, MVS GMS George M Hudson Housewares, 6' Sporting Goods Truly one of the newest, cleanest, Phone ED 2-4371 finest self-service laundries 1810 Rozzells Ferry Road A :fee WA M y yyyy gee Q0 JDJ. of Q eefw We flee ee e H id Yx zlfrdeeu-ofd G -4 Q-41,41 M . R . 4 Qfj'-1'-M aw V ,Anka-U! Kgmcorggllafto go M eww '9f?lDTTE5x' '6 0Gofm,a. ' Meet s ddfffff 14457 A o Page ne Hundred Twenty-four W ' Telephone ED 4-7415 IBRUIMIFIIIEILI SJVUII IIO James C. Brumfield-Betty S. Brumfield WEDDI NC-S-RECEPTIONS-COMMERCIAL 325 East Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Doris McKinney, will my superlative Wittiest to Ralph Holthouser, who I am sure can tell sillier io es than I can. I, Judy Medlin, will my superlative Best All Round to Betty Ann wigi the hope that no one will insist upon it's being the Biggest oun . I, Dickie Meehan, will my good fortune of being able to go to the best school in the state for six years to anyone who is willing to work for a good education. I, Gene Melton, will my height to any one who can use it. I, Trudy Miller, being of sane mind do hereby will nothing for I am of the firm belief that I will need it all next year and hereafter. I, Billy Mouchet, hereby will my superlative Most Bashful to anyone who has the qualifications. I, Richard Nichols, being of sound mind do will and bequeath my ability to plah four instruments at once in the percussion section in the orchestra to avid Mitchell, who is the only other one crazy enough to try. I, Nick Nicholson, will my ability to play three years of varsity football and weigh only one hundred and fifteen pounds to anyone meeting the requirements. I, Marlene Mills Nolen, do hereby leave my long blond hair and my love for Mrs. Rhodes to Evelyn Linker. I, Jenny Norman, will my ability to get Biggest Flirt to June Reed who certainly deserves it! I, David M. Norwood, being in a sober state of existence, leave my position on the film crew to anyone who can get up early on Monday mornings. I, Harold Norwood, do hereby will my seat in P. D.'s car to Kenny Lowery. I, Jeannette O'Shields, will my superlative Most Original to any iunior girl who knows what it means. I, Glenda Outen, will my shorthand books to Ann Ducker, with the hope that she won't mind writing the assignments five times every night as much as I did. I, Tommy Parr, will my place in second period English to the next Parr in line. I, Lee Phillips, will my love for math and Miss Watson's class to Bobby Bradbum. I, Larry Pressley, will my ability to run to school every day in one minute flat to Ronald Pence, who will certainly need it. I, Mike Price, leave to some lucky junior the famous blood-curdling cry, oh, my incision. I, Ann Rankin, will my superlative Most Bashful to Sandra Clark. I, Frances Ray, do hereby will my love for Oakdale to Sandy Nivens and my sister Barbara, with hopes t at they find someone as wonderful as Tommy there. I, Carolyn Robinson, do hereby will my superlative Most Talented to Sandra Abernathy and my seat in band and orchestra to Rosemary Entzminger, hoping she will do a better iob than I did. I, Gwen Rogers, will my seat in second-year typing to Jackie Odom. I, Carol Ross, do hereby will my position as flag carrier to Deanna Mef-nilld in hopes that she will enioy those four mile marches as much as 1 . I, Patsy Hinson Russell, leave to any up coming iunior my ability to get married and still finish high school. I, Yvonne Salem, will my position as Head Cheerleader to Carolyn Tarte and my superlative, Most Popular, to Jackie and Jeannie Walker. I, William Seay, leave my seat in English to George Harvey Lernond. He may do better than I have done. I, Shirley Shaffner, will to my brother, Bobby, my front seat in Miss Fore's Eng ish class and my research theme to Edward Chidester. I, Doug Shivar, will my superlative Biggest Heartbreaker to Johnny Craig. I, Bill Shumalrer, do will my ability to have fun in 3rd period'English to anyone who can take College preparatory English and enioy it. I, Shelvie Sims, will my title as Typist for the Hi-Lites and Annual'f to anyone who's crazy enough to take it. I, Kay Small, will not even be able to leave this dear school until I collect all the money that Mike Moneybags Price has ordered me to. .I, Virginia Stacia will my position as clinic assistant to any deserying girl who wants to a nurse. I, Jeanne Steele, will mge love for the bananas and buttermilk that Short surprises me with to cky Brooks. Page One Hundred Twenty-five SINGLETON BODY WORKS Wrecked Cars Rebuilt-Painting Upholstering and Seat Covers 502 W. Fifth St. Phone ED 3-4276 SI6MON'S SERVICENTER I520 West Trade St. Complete Line of Fishing Equipment FR 5-9295 Compliments of STANDARD CRANKSHAFT 81 HYDRAULIC CO. 29I7 RozzeII's Ferry Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. BOOKS PICTURE FRAMES PICTURES SMITH BOOK STORE 402 W. Trade St. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Mary Lee Stegall, will to Phillip Stegall, Sissy Key and Mike Iiiewas the ability to have as much fun as I have had here at dear ole ar ing. I, Betty Summerlin, do hereby will my love for Shorthand and G. O. P. to Barbara McElhaney. I'm sure she will love it too. I, Charles Tanner, will my office of President of the Senior Chaplain's council to jackie Walker, who deserves it. I, johnny Teat, will to my little brother-Iackie-my superlative as Best Dancer and also my ability to pass any kind of math. I, Beniy Thomas, will my superlative as Friendliest to Earl Link. I, Carroll Thomas, will my nickname Snake to Clyde Biggerstaff who I know can live up to it if he loses about a hundred pounds. I, Alice Faye Thompson, am so glad to be leaving that I'd will anv- thrng except my boy friend Richard Parris. I, Bob Thrasher, will my almost-acquiring superlative as Wittiest to myself because rf I can't take it with me, I'm not going. I, Jerry Todd, do hereby will my ability to get married and finish school to Barbara Christenbury. She will need it. I, Harding Bubba Tuttle, will my superlative Best Looking to Doug .Youngblood and Punk to nobody. I, Delores Vaden, do will to the next redhead in line, my ability to sit in fifth period and watch for black Fords while listening to Miss Chandler. fr I, ucky Walker, leave to Mike Finger my position as quarterback on the ootball team and to Ray Short I leave my superlative, Most Popular. X I, Nancy Walsh, will my superlative Best Dressed to Barbara Dodson. I, Bobby Watson, being of sound mind, will my front row seat in Miss Watson's 4th period Algebra and 8th period solid Geometry classes to anyone who can fill the Hosition. He can also have my last name if he Wants it. I, Bill West, leave my perfect attendance to anyone who will have it. I, Earl Wike, will my seat in Home Room 215 to Woodie Burke. I, Laura Williams, will my ability to get along with all my teachers to anyone who can do it and have as much fun as I did. I, Frank Worsham, leave my love for Harding and its standards to Clyde Biggerstaff if he can attain that twelfth step. -.Pr Page One Hundred Twenty-six . . I, Doris Wright, will my ability to get away with anything at almost any time to my sister Ruby Mitchell, who already has a good start. I, Annette Yandle, hereby will my love for the Plantation to Susan Lindsay and mv love for Oakdale to Sandy Nivens and Wayne Kiker. We, Margaret Helms, Carol Ann Davis, and Jenny Norman, will our tattered Geometry books and position at the board to any three unfortu- nates who can stand up under the strain. We, Eddie Barnette and Conley Green, do hereby will our seats and ability to cut up in Bookkeeping and ability to get by with it, to anyone who has the nerve to try it. We, Glenda Outen, Ellen Martin, Iovce Hopper, and Frances Ray, will our ability to ride to lunch with Ioan Kimsey and still be alive to any brave up rising senior. We, Ruth Ann Fluharty, Shelvie Sims, and Ned Gilliam, will our table in the cafeteria to Patricia Queen. We, Jerry Todd, jimmy Butler, and Gene Black, do hereby will our abilgy to sit beside each other in English and pass to anyone who can stan lt. We, Carolyn Robinson and Nancy Walsh, will our ability to run around together for five years without too many arguments to anyone having a lot of patience. We, Ieannette O'Shields and Tommie Dover, will our positions as flag carriers for the band to any girls with strong backs. We, Johnny McClendon, Jimmie Brooks, and Tommy Dellinger, will our love for Hot Rod Books and customizing of cars to anyone who can afford it. We, Jewel Helms and Barbara Henderson, hereby will our ability to be good friends for five years to any two people who can be as good friends as we are. We, Dot Holland and Gwen Rogers, being of very unsound mind and body, do hereby will Mrs. Smith to all the first year shorthand students and to Barbara Barrett in particular. Hope you profit more than we did. We, the Greggettcs, gratefully will the Music Department a soundproof building on the lovely banks of Irwin Creek. We, Marian Godfrey and Faye Love, will our ability to get an exact schedule to any two girls who think that they can stand to look at each other eight periods a day for nine months and still remain close friends. CITY SAVINGS BANK CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Phone FRankIin 5-4441 IVIernber Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, Doris Frye, Ellen Martin, Jane McCachren and Carol Ross, do hereby will our ability to be friends seventeen years to any four other girls who are willing to put up with our ups and downs. We, Mona Blackwelder, Delores Hawley, Virginia Stacy, Dot Carter, and Laura Williams, will our lunch table in the further corner of the cafeteria to any one who can have as much fun as we did. We, Betty Rhea Almond and Annette Yandle, hereby will our love for the library to Harold Lee Justice. We, Frankie Mayberry, Kelly Bollinger, Jackson Helms, and Bill Mou- chet, will our devilish times in O'Dell's shop class to anyone who can get by with it. We, Judy Medlin, Sylvia Kiser, Rebecca Caudle and Doris McKinney, will our friendship, giggles and iokes to four silly Sth grade girls with the hope that Mrs. Gore will put up with as much foolishness from them as she did wiih us. We, Rebecca Caudle and Doris McKinney, will our squirrel suits and bushy tails to any two scatterbrains who Want to help sell the dear ole annual. We, Barbara Gay and Gretchen Grau, will our lasting friendship and our record of eating together for six years to any two 7th graders who can have as much fun together as we have had. We, Dickie Meehan and Jimmy Drye, will our wavy hair to Johnny Craig and Ralph Holthouser. We, Mary Lee Stegall and Barbara Gay, de hereby will our ability to skip long home room to two deserving eighth graders lucky enough to get Miss Benfield for home room teacher. We, Jeanne Steele, Jean Marcotte, and Betty Summerlin, will to any up-coming senior the ability to make spaghetti. Hope they have strong stomachs! 1 We, Mary Lee Stegall and Sylvia Dority, hereby will to anyone who goes to Washington and can live it down the fun We had with two cute little football players and also the mischief we got into. We, Margaret Finlayson and Carolyn Robinson, will our devilish ability to an two who are lucky enough to have a sweet teacher like Miss Benfield, and be able to get by with it. We, Jerry Cheek, Don Hovis, Harding Tuttle, Dickie Kruger, will the 2nd period Gym class to any iuniors mean enough to take over! We, Harding Tuttle, Dickie Kruger, and Jimmy Duncan, do hereby wil.l our ability to globe in the second period gym class to Ralph Holthouser. We, Jimmy Duncan, Beniy Thomas and Gene Counts, will our ability to call Miss Elliott Bluff to anyone that can stand up under the strain. We, Bobby Watson and Kenneth Miller, will our gym locker to anybody who can stand the smell. We, Beniy Thomas and Charles Tanner, will locker number 22 to whoever is lucky enough to keep a lock on it. We, Alice Faye Thompson and Joyce Hopper, will our ability to be on the basketball team and in the varsity club since the eighth grade to anyone who can do it. , We, Viva Lee Kistler, Betty Summerlin, Shirley Shaffner, and Patsy Russell, leave to four poor upecoming seniors our seats and the dusty books at the library to write their research themes. We, Libby Brogden and Sylvia Dority, will our life long friendship End. our booth at Westside to Jerry Godfrey, Jimmy Copses and Johnny raig. We, Harry Campbell, Cameron Hough and Earl Wike, will ouftable in the cafeteria to any group that can stand to eat the food. We, John Kirkpatrick, Lee Phillips, Bobby Watson, Dickie Meehan, Ned Gilliam, Harry Campbell, and George Maydanis, will our respectable positions in Solid Geometry to any iuniors with enough nerve to try to pass the course. We, Anne Baker, Johnny Teat and Yvonne Salem, will tb June, Harriet, Linda, Clyde, Rayp Miles, J. R., and Jimmy our spot at the Plantation and our love for the Deadly l2. 1 We, Gretchen Grau, Johnny Bennett, Mike Price, 'Bob Thrasher, and Richard Nichols, will our efforts to leam French in the last fifteen minutes of lunch period to any five first-year French students crazy enough to take Second year French. We, Conley Green, Rayvon Fesperman, amfi Johnny Teat, will our friendship to any three boys who can stick 'together and put up with each other as we have. We, Morrison Bradley, Bill Shumakdr, Jimmy Drye, and Richard' Nichols, do will to Coach Faulkner all the used soap of the second period Gym Class. . ' We, Johnny Bennett, Bill Shuinaker, and Bill King, do leave our permanent excuse from 8th period, to any iuniors who are dumb enough to work on the advertising staff of the ACORN. Page One Hundred Twenty-seven .HQ f . 'I' 1 n 'J s ! K Succeaa fo fAe Cfaafs of 1955 rom Mui' fauorife Afore in Ckargffe O HddT fyglr W s F ' V' l A I , 1' x V , ,,' ' 7 ' ' ATM fem J' 1 ' i lx fb ' N ,J A I f , 'JA -J ff bil v r ueen C otti eautv A l 'ch J? Jpwyoymex 'IGHTSi'f lgyclgm lf fx I 5 ' Aflrs ,X A. Carpenter, Owner 0. K ,a A. . 1-'I-'-'-I, Q ,NDP Bowffl Mrs. Morne Duckworth ' '- L Af a Ph ED 3-5689 L . f f7l 'ca e one QUERY-SPIVEY-McGEE ,aj soo south college Phone ED 3-szsz af NEW USED ROGERS BARBECUE ll5 South Mini' Street Phone ED 3-8639 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Frank Grubb Automobiles 2700 Wilkinson Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone ED 2-3535 Pritchard Paint 8. Glass Co. Phone ED 6-8561 ll2 West Fifth Street Telephone FR 5-7760 YORE RESTAURANT H00 Hutchison Avenue W, H, Yore Charlotte, N. C. Quality T.V. And Radio Service Owned by Donald Metcalfe Z22 Tuckaseege Road Phone FR 7-3230 R 8. W CLEANERS Use our cash and carry service and save the difference 3406 Tuckaseege Road Telephone ED 4-0305 Page One Hundred Twenty-nine -', u I gf ,Q if I , sf KU I Ji 1 1 n Iii I I XJ: 13' , A P , x .M 6.1, wr , S Nj, I L' 'J 1 Af V ' V-.1 'uf' 1 J. ,id TRY TRAHWAYS ' I ' '-A J' S W' C ' 1- y ,,,A,1,:A,,, A , , ,,4. , T 4,4. , I A.A,, I Avv ..4 The Route of the TH Ru-LINERS .Gy f ' 141 ' I uubn' nlnqwiuiniuznz 1 l i n Same Bus-Same Seat-All the way I A If ' ' ' ' THRU-UNER3 FROM CHARLOTTE -:-:-1 TO CHATTANOOGA ATLANTA ' ' A44 'A ':':5':' 3 '::i:::t::::::: ii: E fffiiiiiiif :::fA A'1: KNCXVII-I-E BIRMINGHAM :zs2z:z:2z2z2e:2 22225232522 il 1:35 :,::1, I :,. I ,:,:.4.A ,.,.,,,, I ' ..., ' NASHVILLE DALLA 'I E K sl.. MEMPHIS AUGUSTA Q,Zg,2jff3 T:iai25E2?iEi2i 2555325 5225 23 , :.,: .... or I A'i : A'A: Z i its: E1IQI' f QQf ' H .S 1 CINCINNATI TAMPA ' , F ifi iziiii CHICAGO CHARTER TRIPS A SPECIALTY and many other cities Enjoy the comfort and convenience of your own private bus by chartering one of our new air-conditioned coaches for that next trip for your group. Charter rates are often cheaper than individual fares . . . let us assist you and your party in plan- QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA ffrfylf Jaw 11757 ,feta ,J-fl' M 0- ff ROBERTSON SHOE SHOP ' ' A COMPLETE SHOE REPAIRS' 1739 West Trade at Five Points W Page One Hundred Thirty Z X, 57 Just Good Automobiles Phone Night FRanklin 5-7303 EDison 2-8826 Zfsrit T113 C ds PARK MclAIN I I SPECIALIZE IN CADILLACS Wholesale and Retail ' CE Movmc AL Movm AC ING 6' CRA 9!D I Park McLain, Owner 128 W. Stonewall St. R. N. Spurrier, Bookkeeper Charlotte 2, N. C. CAROlI A N 8. STORAGE C PANY Piedmont Equipment Co., Inc. 2221 N. Tryon Street Phone ED 4-6823 We Cover the South Agent Alli Van Lines Phone ED 2-5131 -fx . Q A-Par HY .. ' -I lx j 4-' KT . 3 , , . A , , f , ' V, r Q 7 Z' rt. , N74 . , A I lt .1 I1 ns. A . d ,lv ' fs Nfl' . , 'xl QK 1 ' ' v-L ffl, LL I 1 , Q o o K ' i ' 7 I . , Pledmontlkadio, T.V., and V ,pf 55,3-,guI,, ms-3, UQ, ' I rr APP iance Service f- A I ' fir , I 1' .rs . w Ginuwine ,B . ,D 1554 West Trade Street I M ,. W i I We Y' 15,11 4 , ' B620 Tuckaseege Ralf f Phone ED 4-6383 -Hr - .X 1-'K 5,4 . gk , 4 .I .,t'A.U , 'Q' H '54 I ,' A lb iff' . f VI' ,, ive ,Pd ' ,. ' fa' ' ,f 5 Telephone ED 4-5361 281 Night ED 3-3996 5 Wilkinson Blvd. MOSS TRUCKING COMPANY, INC. DEPENDABLE SERVICE H EAVY HAULI NLG CONTRACTORS MACH I N ERY-SHOVELS-CRAN ES CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Thirty-one ff- 'C O lf? E , f 1 x .I ALL THESE . . . ,h., . ' ZW ' FINGERTIPS! , ,Ap, N X :gif M3 . -w'i:f X' ma Chesapeake Paper Stock E h.,,, 1? Tsmnswssion uues A, Q . . . KEEP REDDY ATION QQ J4 N X X X 3 0 N Egfnifgiji ri 0 Q E.. ,1- 0 We Buy WASTE PAPER An Grades 5 : at G 1 . . . AT YOUR EEE-1642 J ' 70I West Fifth Street EE E I Phone ED 3-95I2 eaea A A , WQPQT Q WI ,,,,, I , , I I 'H T E Phone EX 9-9242 HARRY'S ESSO SERVICE compiimenfs of 4600 Wilkinson Blvd. PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE Page One Hundred Thirty-two r KJ I, A SLIM ,s f gf If U UTEP' fn we Q rf ,Ui V I 3 ,ff yyv F WWI 'W' V V hh, rff,4 fur R WWW xo: ,M COHWUGDTSNQ SPURRIER Oll CO. X I LFG V Sm U 1800 RozzeII's Ferry Road lDER'S u MARKETS Vol 'NV' -A, Phone ED 4-9811 r A My I I U Ay' M TRY BLA! R'S Fl RST BLAIR DRUG COMPANY PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY Phone ED 3-6966 2719 Tuckaseege Road CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA BEST WIS!-TES TO HARDING Carpenters local Union No. 1469 920 W. Trade St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. American Rauf? jkridfo S. Blvd. Phone ED 4-0517 Flowers For All Occasions Rent your formal from Us FULL DRESS TUXEDOS DINNER IACKETS CUTAWAY SHIRTS TIE, LINKS C1 STUDS SUSPENDERS Cr SHOES Phone ED 3-3717 O 1 CO. FUR 308 South Tryon Street Prove Bridges Values by Comparison AUTO SPRING 8. AIIGNMENT SERVICE 1415 Statesville Avenue Phone ED 4-3039 CHARLOTTE 6, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Thirty-three Compliments ot Neely's Esso Service Station 3401 Tuckaseege Road Phone ED 2-9897 National Welders Supply Co., Inc. Portable Oxygen Units for Athletic G Emergency Use EVERYTHING FOR WELDING State and Gesco Streets CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments ot MING TREE RESTAURANT NORMAN'S MARKET 2843 Rozzell's Ferry Road 77-y amy- Akfy-Q.wJN,'y P fy- Compliments of McEWEN FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE lj Dial ED 4-6421 9' 727 E. Morehead 22 Tx N - 0 Lvaoflf' ' -I' ., , v ' '--Sf. Mecklenburg laundry 8. Cleaning l5l8 Montgomery Avenue Prompt Service Phone ED 2-ZI44 FOR CASH AND CARRY LWB I PEELE'S BARBER SHOP MARLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP 3217 Wilkinson Blvd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. For Your Daily Needs-Your Friendly Neighborhood Store McCONNEll'S 5 8. I0 STORE l72l West Trade St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Thirty-four I.. X Ji , L -4 'Aff' X. . , .Y ,Q- Qxb' .fx gp, an , rg ..2 N? X' UWRWM .QW Q W f, . I W MAIN OFFICE 301 S Tryon Sl PMA vsoe cenmr Ave, MYEEARK sos Pmgaince Rd nuLwonTH 1607 S. Boulevard UPTOWN DRIVE-IN 408 Nlyon Sr, DOWNTOWN msowzu. W lNsrALLMsN'r LOANS us s. Tryon sr. RESERVE MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Y., I r it A J Q . I' I , ' , aj' A' ' JK' Ky. h y L 1 . if L X 511 L' K ' , L., , lk X irtfln. Q V L nrt' JE v Page One Hundred Thirtyffve ZEB GREENE NEW 8. USED CARS 2611 Wiikinson Blvd. Phone ED 2-6659 CHARLOTTE, N. C. B B SODA SHOP AND RESTAURANT 104 Tuckoseege Road Creech Motorcycle Co., Inc. Breakfast, Dinner, fr Supper 201 W. Morehead St. Fountain Service-Sundries Phone ED 2-7675 Neighborhood Delivery Phone ED 2-9463 The World At Your Doonftqo . . . ALL EVENTS OF IMPORTANCE. . . BOTI-I LOCAL AND NATIONAL . . . ARE REPORTED OLEANLY AND cONcIsELY, DAILY AND Q SUNDAY IN THE COLUMNS OF he Qilmrlniie Qblvsmrvcr Compliments of FOURTH WARD BARBER SHOP GROCENES 427 W. nth street Fresh Meats-Poultry Fresh Country Produce Bill Norris, Mgr. City Wide Delivery Phone FR 5-9323 308 S. Cedar Phone ED 2-9417 Page One Hundred Thirty-six ADROIT CIEANERS Altering-Repairing Expert Workmanship Let Us I-Ielp You Look Your Besti' 1709 West Trade Street Phone ED 4-7826 CHARLOTTE, N. C. LITTLE HARDWARE COMPANY 1332-34 South Mint Street Phone ED 3-3133 CHARLOTTE 3, N. C. ASSUCIATED PIYWOOD MIllS, INC. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone ED 3-9811 GREENVILLE, S. C. Phone 2-2222 Compliments of cosmetics DEPT. BIZZELLS PHARMACY 3312 Tuckaseege Road Compliments ot Brake Service Company of Charlotte, Inc. fmt-to 'FHPC-EP'?'iI' WWE! ima? IV,4':t.re xblfepper g DONAlD'S TRIM SHOP Call Us For Estimates SEAT COVERS CONVERTIBLE TOPS 3037 RozzeII's Ferry Road Phone Day ED 3-4490 Night FR 6-0633 Five Point Furniture EU 1737 West Trade St. Phone ED 2-7478 Page One Hundred Thirty-sev XQXCW eff V V 0 E . . QC, ' F W xl L. all VKX V00 XSVQ Pl V tj Q Pe C x 60 O 0 509 'NJN JDM, f V N l 'DX 58 l do Ge .5 if Qi L ,. Aff' ' TUX' B' conm snos. Compllmemls of lmmmrnr COMPANY A FRIEND Phone ED 2-1409 Mt. Holly Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. JOHNSTON BROTHERS H3 South College Street GRASS SEEDS-FEEDS FERTILIZERS CITY PLUMBING COMPANY PLUMBING CONTRACTORS 21 l Tuckoseege Road THE PENGUIN 1305 West Trade Street Hamburgers eeeee,e CC C ete. CC Cheeseburgers CC C Bar B. Que CCCCCCCCCC C CC Bacon, Lettuce 5 Tomato CCCCCC C Lettuce C1 Tomato CCCCCC CCCC C Ham 6' Cheese CCCC Hot Dogs C CCCCC CCCC C CC C Grilled Cheese CCCC . CCCCCC Steak Sandwich CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CC Ham, Lettuce, fr Tomato CC CCCC C CC Ham or Bacon Cr Egg CCCCCCCCCCCCC French Fries CCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCC CCCCC Milk Shakes C CCCCCCCCCCCCCC CCCC C CC Sundaes CCCC CCCCC CC .30 6 Banana Splits CC CCCC CCCCCCCCCC CCCC C Cones CCCCCCCCCCC .IO Cr Enioy 'S 8. P' PEANUT PRODUCTS On sale in the Cafeteria and other favorite places where you meet your friends for refreshing treats! Jf0W,,l'.ll,l.'.,'.l.U'fTs waits no mm coup, Swmsuu Foun Paunucrs CHARLO1'TE.N.C. Jaaieflmm' And You'll Agree . . . There's None Better Than 'S Cr P' Page One Hundred Thirtyeeight I , QW Roman..- CAROLINA SAW SERVICE 3301 RozzeII's Ferry Road Distributors Disston Products EXPERT CLEANING Saws Sharpened C7 Repaired REPAIRS All Kinds Phone ED 3-0867 1531 Shuman Ave. Phone FR 6-8324 CASE BROS. PIANO CO. House of Baldwin GOODS COMPANY -2 Sports Equipment For Every Purpose 6708072221 314 S- Ifyon Phone ED 3-0600 Phone Office FR 6-1575 Residence ED 2-1928 117 W. Sixth Street fr K K , AM' 1,54 511642 VAAK xj Laffy L4 fffjf ,fs Z , , , V! 5,42-54? 1 J! WMMEMWR ff Z X2 vga!!-5 fad! P 77 541, ffm? us- E HAVE IT f ,C I .DV W f ' ' ' M22 ,wwfffff 352 3 5' WW' iff? f.Lff4f'f'f OINTS U , , ---SP4 ' 5 I, C fl A 'I-3,7 ff ,A Page One Hundred Thirty-nine 1 RACTOR - XC ATING jf if ' t Q II d E 7 fi Compliments of VANDEVERE BROTHERS' . ESSO SERVICENTER if 1535 Shuman Avenue Phone ED 3-3362 ' I 1 Ca a e ierice in A co 0 mg Building Sites Nigh 5 Holidays so 3-7946, so 4-9965 I340 or ED 4-2157 DRAINAGE ALSO ROAD WORK GRADING, AND DRIVEWAYS Let us estimate your job first ALL TYPES OF HEAVY EQUIPMENT FI.OWE BROS. CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 921 West Morehead T. E. HEIMS DISPENSING-OPTICIAN 405 North Tryon St. in Professional Bldg. Telephone ED 2-3641 CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Compliments ot MERITA 6RIll 1323 W. Trade Street Phone FR 5-9691 DANIELS MOTOR COMPANY YOUR NEW LINCOLN-MERCURY DEALER 226 West 3rd Street Phan CHARLOTTE, N. C. THE DINNER BEll CO, SANDWICHES Always Fresh, Always Best e FR 6-5528 1305 Shorter Ave CHARLOTTE, N. C. e One Hundred Forty X . in , fa xgfx X, T-ryfuuyx. wk 21 N- no I L A-' Many of your friends of earlier classes Q are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Page One Hundred Day Phone FR 5-3359 Night Phone ED 2 8749 K9llY'5 59' F0041 Mvrket lefler Concrete Block Company 1812 ROZZell'S Ferry Road Phone FR 7-1298 Pre-cast Septic Tanks-Drain Tlle A Complete Line of Sea Food Fresh Daily, Septic Tank Supplies 646 State Street CHARLOTTE 8, N. C. Independence Drug Company 801 N. Graham Street Phone ED 3-2105 Compliments of JAMES FOOD STORE 2717 Tuckaseege Road Phone ED 3-0721 LEWIS 8. HOLMES Motor Freight PROGRESSIVE TRANSPORTATION Since 1930 Page One Hundred Forty-two r l , 5 , N I .Il x,- V K. ClARK'S ESSO SERVICE CENTER 2320 Wilkinson Blvd. Phone FR 5-9143 Let us serve your car for better Service BUIlDER'S HARDWARE Compliments of 9l2 W. Trade St. Phone ED 2-8608 Harding Vicinity GENERAL HARDWARE HOLCOMB AMOCO SERVICE EAT LUNCH WITH US Phone FR 5-9537 IOOO W. Trade Page One Hundred Forty-three Compliments of ROBERTS FURNITURE COMPANY 3438 Wilkinson Boulevard Carolina Concrete Pipe Co., Inc 3701 Hutchison Avenue Phone ED 2-8874 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSF BUMGARDNER'S PRODUCE FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 730 West Trade Street Phone ED 4-6791 SPORTING eoons FAUL 8. CRYMES Incorporated 415 South Tryon Street GET THE BEST GET ICE CREAM 8. MILK SOUTHERN DAIRIES, INC. 500 Dalton Avenue Phone FR 7-3421 VISIT CONDER'S SODA SHOP 829 West Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. DELICIOUS MILK SHAKES AND SODAS SUNDRIES-BANANA SPLITS Where Students Meet Page One Hundred Forty-four i ' 1' ,, '- .' i f.. 1 .' ' 1 . n J. 5 VP ll i ' l ,tux l il. :pf ,iv Di I l ll 1 4 L 4 .Q A I H if ' ' :Q if-6 40' . L .. t-Wi ' 1 my La Y vb. ,png Ahhh f l if I ' fi' , if I A rr-l' H f ' .il -v E41 Q Lf' ri r 405 ' ff r I, 1 .1 S r' 1 1 Greetings te the Seniors: 'I You have pursued to the end and mastered the requirements that warrant this honor. You have been victorious while others have failed, and you now enter fields of higher service in the world. As you leave, may you take with you a love that will dispel hatred, pardon to heal injury, faith to surmount doubt and the light of truth to conquer the darkness of error and falsehood. May God grant that you shall be instruments of peace, placing within your hearts a true sense of the brotherhood of all humanity. Congratulations and all good wishes, The Parent-Teacher Association Page One Hundred Forty-five P. C. GODFREY, INC. PLUMBING AND HEATING HOTPOINT APPLIANCES College Street Bargain Center YOUNGSTOWN KITCHENS STOKERS AND OIL BURNERS Hotfmeyer Furniture Company Phone ED 2-6712 114 North College Street 1816 RozzeIl's Ferry Road Phone ED 4-8605 CHARLOTTE, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. c. Compliments of HARTMANN'S MARKET GRADE AA MEATS-GROCERIES FANCY FOODS-FANCY PRODUCE A FRIEND Compliments of 2534 Wilkinson Boulevard Telephones: ED 2-6171-ED 2-6172 Plant-727 N. Graham St. Phone ED 4-5196 J 0 Jo N E S Branch-2122 Hutchison Ave. Phone FR 6-6106 ' ' HART, SCHAFFNER Er MARX CLOTHES HART'S CIEANERS Smiling Service with Cleaning at its Best CHARLOTTE, N. C. 208 S. Tryon Street Page One Hundred Forty-six x A 4, .,, . .I . 5 . , 1. mfl I I fir. f' IRQ I cf .5 v HJ 1, if it t A . If 'Q A M' f .f .H ' .' I , 3 A1 -' . 0' yi, Q' A 'Ph 1.,f Z' F, x P ' , 4 1 ll .yr I ' , A 49 ' ' M' f 'I . ll - :lv 14. Compliments of KISER HARDWARE C. W. KIRKIAND CO. -Q-1 CONTRACTORS 2401 W. Morehead Phone ED 2-1132 Compliments of Advance Window Cleaning Co. measles snos., mc. 23, M, Ceda, Alex Pepper, owner ERVIN CONSTRUCTION CO. Qommmems of 3400 RozzeII's Ferry Road Telephone FR 5-8436 FIVE POINT CIEANERS Page One Hundred Forty-seven We cater to those who care EIGHTH STREET MARKET 421 W. 8th St. Phone ED 4-5117 Open 6 days 0 week 7 AM. to 11:45 PM. Coll us for prompt delivery Carolina Auto Upholstery Co. Tailored Seat Covers G' Convertible Tops Phone ED 2-3998 139 West Morehead Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of ClINE'S ESSO SERVICENTER Phone ED 2-9127 2201 Freedom Drive Arkansas Fuel Oil Company BRAKE REPAIR LUBRICATION-WAXING PHIITT CRHFT STORE There is a Kurfees product for every purpose. X W W if KURFEES IJ ft iPAlNTS ' my QVSQO y 'Y'.2.'1,'fj,'f,11f,',i!'B' ,J Ce 55 fx, 9 wh W V7 ll! .ge 2+-f .Lg VW U ' , ' 1510 cenfmlAvenue so 2-2585 be Page One Hundred Forty-eight X ll 1' f' ,6! .4 ,vrn . , ' LBI' Grease GIFT CO. IIC. BDYD NASH USED CARS ' 4105 Thrift X ., - 6-ff Clean Cars Bought and Sold one , 819 West Trade Phone FR 6-1162 Ph EX 9 Qom if 64-M COCHRAN ROSS CO. Excavation 8. Grading Contractors 601 W. Sixth Place CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone ED 2-7149 Ralph Coppola 314 S. CHARLOTTE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY Sports Equipment for Every Purpose Tryon St. Phone ED 3 -0600 1 White Auto Body Works, Inc. Wrecked Cars Repaired Painting and Upholstering Rear Frame and Alignment 521 W. Trade Street Phone ED 3-4309 CHARLOTTE, N. C. WALKER'S DRUG STORE 332 North Tryon Street Dial EDison 3-4166 DELIVERY SERVICE lEstablisl1ed 191 Sl WESLEY HEIGHTS CLEANERS Cleaning that greets the eye Compliments of WILLIAMS ESSO SERVICE 218 Tuckaseege Road Phone ED 2-9520 800 West Trade Page One Hundred Forty-nine X- I -1 ' x f' '1 Lf 'K f . r 4 P N- 'f .1 xl .... L ..., Lt? 44-3 E Nl L xiii V Xrxg S' TBR KA. J XVIX ,ICU C' , 17 lf? V53 iffy .. U. , X ASN I Air N -elf? NJ UQ FQ' X175 gqinq- 1- 1-I 1 . 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