Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)
- Class of 1959
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XVith this in miml, the ILJSU ,iXt'onN staff wishes to present to you in ilu- llullmving pages the many ways in which our Alum Mater inliluenees our expumling universe lllltl our expumling lives. lt is nur wish that in years to come the N959 IXCORN will wntinile to serve ns ii remimler ol' this iI1l'lLlCl1CL'. SCHOLASTIC ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS 1 1 FOI' lior For For l'or For ,A-W ll' zu' J as llie linoxvleclge you liave given to usp your eonslant unclerstanding and guiclanee in tlie elassroomg seeing us an inclivicluals in the midst of the group: lacing our friencl as well as our teaelierg your gentle voiee, your friendly smile, your loving heart: all tliese we. the seniors, as a symbol of our love ancl gratitude, proudly dedicate this our 1959 Acomv to you-Mus. XIIVIAN Ruomss. 3 V ' . if . Q, F , ' X wg U ,X sf' f . A wx Mika, DR. ELNER II. GARINGER NR. JAMES R. IIAWKINS Q11l7L'Til7fUI1LIL'l1f of Schools Principal Wins. IXIYRTIS ATACKEY NIRS. IXIARY SAWYER Mus. CiOllA STIXVALT Assistant Principal Demi of Girls SC'L'l'L'lHVj' Q7 J' ,,,nu-.J Page Saver: S3931 R ,J in ivy! -nm www 'f SARA BARNETTE .............. Social Studies, .llufli U'olnRn's follege of University of North Cinrolinn. .f X.ll. Degree, hlARIAN BELL ....... Senior lligli ljliysieul lfzlueulioii Limestone College. BS. Degree MRS. Doms BE'I'HUNIi .. ............... Clzemisrrg XYonmn's College of llniversily of North Cnrolinn. BS. Degree. C'1.ET,t BLACK .... . ......., , ....... lllorlil llisloiji Xlererlith College, .-XppnlRel1inn. :inl llniversity ol Yoxtn Carolina, l3.S. Degree. PllHON1AS LAhlAllR BRIGMAN ....... , .... ...Arr Mars llill jr. College, University of Georgia, li.S.li. Deg'ee of Art liducution. l4Lox'n l3uMc:ARNxiR ..............,....... , .ffiricx Dznidson College, ll.S. Degree: Appnlnehinn Stnte 'lleaeltera College. HRX. Degree. lixnlnt Remietm CZARR Home lgconmnics, Social Prolzleim N'on1zln's follege of 'Llniversiy of North fnrolinn. l3.S. Degree in llolne lzeonolniex. iXlABIZI. ClHANDl.ER .,...... . . . Dixfrilanrirc lfdzmurinn U'olnnn's College of llniversiL5 of North C':1rolin.l, Business -Xtlministration Degree. Nlns. Eucswm B. QlHRlSTMAN . .,,... Social Srzuliet Pence College, Greensboro College, ,X.l3. Degree, f,I,lVER Cook ............. .......,....... i Xlusic l'.lon College, LlI1lVL'I'Sl1j of Nliehignn, foluinhio llniversity, .X.ll. Degree, Blaster of Nlusie. Tnoixms CORREIT , ............. Driver Education Transylvania College, .X.B. Degree: College of the llihle. ll.D. Degree: Floritln State University, Nl. X. Degree. MRS. AlARY P, Cnusn Home liconomics, lilementary Science l7loru Xlueslonalld, VVomRn's College of ll.N.Ci,, KS. Degree. -'ACK CLIIRTIS ................ . ....... . . .lfnglisli lfxehunge lI'C2lCl1t'I' from 'Xustrulizi. XlRs. ALICE DUNN ..,...... . .Alatlzenmrict Duke University, -MB, Degree. ELIZABETII ELl.io'r1' .,.... .. .linglisli Queens follege, .X.l3. Degree. EDISON PERRY l':ALlI.KNliR .....,. llliyxicnl lfducuiion Yvnlte lloresl Clollege, RS. Degree: ll.N.C'. :intl .Xppulneliizln State 'Teachers College. Nl..X. Degree. MRS. EL1zARRTn VV. liRIlTKIlOliFFIill ....... l ilvrmimi Kutgtown State Teuellers follege, BS. Degree in lltlueution. lJONAI.D l'lAMPTUN . .............. .l3eginner's Slzoyi liust Tennessee State College, US. nn.l Nl..X. Degrees. MRS. lhacux' M. ll.-'UKIPTON fliypewriring, lioolclcevping xyl!l'llI!lI'S College of Unix'ersi.y of North i'zurolinn, RS. Degree. lhvxn llAR1us, DIR. .............. Pliysicul lfflzicurion XYRLL' lforest College, ILS. Degree Rnd fVl..X. Degree. Xppnlnehinn State Teateliers College. lrviiz l'lENDI2RSON ....,....,.............. Science .Xppnlaehinn State rl'CllCl1t'l'S College, BS. Degree: University of N. CA.. Nl. X. Degree. XIRS. l5RANeEs IIENDRRN General liuxiriew l'1'1ctl'1'ili1 . U 3 ' I g XYoinz1n's College ol' University ot' North Vzlrolinzl :mtl fhltzlwlm follege, .X,B. Degree. C'.xRoi.YN HINES .,......,,.... . ......... lfnglisli YVo1na1n's College of ll.N.C'., K-eorge VYnsl1ingtol1 llnivel' sity, .-LB. in lilluezltion Rnzl linglish. KATHRINE HiNsoN . ................... . . .linglisli Ifast Carolina College, .X.l3. and l'Vl..'X. Degrees. ciliRTRUDE Hung ........... .Hlilenmntary Science Guilford College, .-MB. Degree: University of North Carolina, M..-X. Degree. FACULTY ,lg 1 1 ij' Q r '. , ' . . I K I ! - I 'S . a ,. snr nl af in-an x , 'S' ,.,.,..4.-M , , 3 M? . W. . .M .f , , H ggi q?fi.,imii .. i f '-Ek. 1 K .- . 4 X ,af ,Heats AA , ef , ws. -HA 'wi f 'mx t .-fr . zfjggg Qs i giigglkg .g: . .. se M ',s14.:1q,.e.iK Ar A ...Q . sw- Li'Q??iF'J x?q't4Q5 A Q iiiirf KZ J 3 Q.. . I M 1, i til I , , o hw- ,I ',f'2fg.:-tgwlg WNW Sw A .zsg 'E . 5.4. ,.tEg2X3g?Q t AA tkii 'N MLS! .. ,mrs gnfyjif A eil? t A .rifle . i iam, .:i2esw2EEr- . Nssgnqww-wi Sli' t -' Tllqvrhgeilgggg t fiii 'W -. T? s iii ' Y 5- 2151723133 z fm... iesilttfsgeo is st iii Qg3. ?EljiN if 51 rake, S Qifttigi A WSW? News 5 :awry-ew 1 rwglif Q Q ,A - I-. 2 freer E .1 2 -Kiss Q' A 1 . ai., f '1f,fs...gwg.s 2 2,5 A - Q X was Yr Ex -2 .. ??'3iSi?fi Q Mus. HELEN G. Ho1.L1NGswoRTn Assistant Lenoir Rhyne College, ILA. Degree. Lilrrarian, flmeriemz History NIORELLA POLK IANSEN .................. Fuglislz Winthrop College, .'X.B. MUN. Degree. Degreeg Duke University, XVILLIAIX1 IENNINGS . .............. General Science m Vl'est Virginia University, ILS. Degree in l hysienl lf, luention. VIVIAN N, JOHNSON .............,..,.... lfiiglislz .Xppnluehinn State Teachers College, ll,S. Degree, REBECCA AlCELROY Kumi ........ .. ..... lfuglisli lirskine College, A.B. Degree. DoRoTHv Linn .......................... Biology Coker College and University of ILS. Degree. North fztrolinzl, hlARY BOVVERS BIACKCJRELL ................. Hilvle llunclolplt-lXlueon XVomztn's College, .'X.l3. Degree: Presbyterian .'Xssemhly's Training School. The Bible Seminary in New Yorlt, I ,X.M. Degree. Juke University. XKVILLIAIVI l-. ixl-AYBERRY ........... General Science Southern Illinois State Normnl University, Cnrhonrlnle, Illinois, Queens College, B..-X. Degree. w Queens College, .'X.l3. Degree: Unive ALA. Degree. CIBRNELIA Ntxmsr , ............... .. rsity of North Carolina. RonEHT STANLEY O'DEI.L ........... luclustriill Arts liast Tennessee State College, ll.S. Mns. Lots Rorxcu ............. Degree. .Business lfrlztcittiou Western Kentucky State 'I.l.'2lCl1l'l S Collge Cl.il'e C'ertil'ie11te . Bowling Green College of Connneree, ,X.l3. Degree. MHS. VIVIAN P. RHODES .................. YVonmn's College of U.N.i'., Il.'X. Degree: XViothr College, MAX. Degree. SARAH THonNE SANDIFER Nforld I listory mul Gzrizlmzee XVinthrop College, .'X.B. und Nl..X. Degrees. IJAVID SERRINS Band, Orelrestra, lnsutuiteufal illttsie lthaen College, University of Miami. Flu., ll.,X. Degree: University of North Carolina, KLA. Degree. VV1LL1E STRATFORD Simms ..... xVtll113lll'S College of University l!..X. and Bachelor of Pedagogy Deg: Mus. LETTIE Smrru ....... ..... C'utztu'hu College, ll.S. in Business Mus. Lots SuM1x1EnvtLLE .. Queens College, .X.l3. Degree. llliLEN TALLEN1' ............. . . ,Aineriean llislorg of North Carolina, 'ees. .Xtlministrntiom . . .fllgelmt .Plzysir-al lfziuerzlioii .Xppnluehizm State Teachers College, ll.S. Degree. xlAHTlIA VVASHAM ............,...... Ir. High flrl XVomun's College of University l3.F..'X. Degree in .Xrt. of North C'nrolinu, l7LonA MAE VVArsoN ............. College Algelirir. frigmzonietry, Solid Geometry, Plane Geometry Vvinthrop College, AJS. Degree. Xlns. AunmA XAYESSINGER .... Nleredith and Duke, .X.l3. Degree. Dn. SARAH VVtLc:ox ........... Xlns. TILLIF XN7lLI.IAlVlSON .. ...liiologjg Hail: Counselor, Ctiirluiit-e ..., ..... ..Nzirsr llurn YELVINGTON ......... ...I-'reizclr and latin Nleredith follege, .X.l3. 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AUSTIN ANNA BABCOCK SYLVIA BAILEY ROBERT BEARD CTAROLYN BLACKWELL CIIARLES BOOTH GENE BOYSTER ALBERT BRITT LARRY CABLE jIIDY CARTER VIRETTA CHAFFIN LINDSEY CZURTIS IJIANE DABBS IVIELVIN DEAI, ELAINE DEESE BONNIE DEESE PAT DODD ANGELA DORTON JANET DRANE BONNIE EDWARDS NANCY ELDER -IIINIINIY ELLIS CAROLYN EVANS EARL FARRELL ALFRED FRYE NANCY FRYE BETTY FURR FREEINIAN GEROW 'DAVID GILES SYLVIA C10DFREY UIESSE B. 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C'l1:11'lcs SL'u11'cll, !2111'1'1'l bI11lYL'I', Cwwrgc Stmttulm, llc Vera rllklfllbf, .l2lI1lL'S XYi1l1c1'sp1m11, Pkllll XV11rlL'y. ACORN STAFF IJEVERA Ttwron. .Ailverfisirzg Aloririger Pnoignu Srnouva . . .Circzilzitiorz Mmmger Ennni Avuorir junior flL11'C1'fiSiHg nfmmger BETH CL1NKscixLx5s ....... Senior Editor 'IERRY BOYD ...... ...... I mzior Fzliior FRANKIE IJODSON ..... Sophomore Editor S,xNn1tA IIoNiax'euTT ...Freslmizm Editor' Liivim xx7lll'l'li . . . Mrxrixiii jo Plum . . BECKY M1Tel1LLL . BEKNADETTIQ Nnutir. . . . CXJNNIIZ VVILSON .. Clrnwnix Nmr, . .. Toiuixix' L1'1'1'1.ia .. Blu. lJALlc:Iii2n'1'Y .. Shit . . ,Umfercluss Editor . . . .Sponsor Editor . . ..... Club Editor .Srmpsliof Editor . ...Faculty Editor ,..,...Iqypixl . . . Plzologruplicr . . .Plzolograplier AIJVEIKTISING STAFF IJIQXIIQRA 'I'in'i.on, .llrniziger Maury Ellen Aiken, Eclwzlrcl Ayeotli, .lucly lilnekwocxl, lleelay Bollinger, Linda Bow- ers, jnnies llutngnrner. Sarah Bunn, Betty Edwards, Betty lfllintt, Nancy Elliott, Rose- nmry El1IlIHll1L1CI'. Trish Flys Alilllflt Gardner, Arnold Iluger, llTL'l1Cl3l Hurt, Cornelia Iamcs, Mzirlyn Jones, .Ierrie Kollar, Riclmrcl Helton, Muyinc jo Parr, Faison Piekzirtl, Joy Pope. Sue Rziley, Charlie Seinvell, Kathryn Skinncll, Carlyle Smith, Phoebe Slruupe. lJeVem luylor, Lin' tlgi XVhite. Page Fiftylone HI-LITES STAFF l',x'lSx' Min i is lfililor lilo-nomo llol 1 ll'll'I n f'lSSixl1l11Il zliIm' X l.'XlN1,XlXIf'l AllINIxlNS flssistiml liililnr Ilnnni SIIAYI a Iiilxirivss ixllHItIQl'f ' 1 K ommn' XX Il sox !lL1l'L'l'llSiHlLf illHlIllNQL'V l NNN Ill NSUN Sporlx lfililor lilJl'l'ORl,'Xl. S'l'iXl-'lf Black, 'Icrry Boyd, Ilcth C'liiilasc.1lus Carroll Grant. Dvan llchns. Pat ,Ionus BL-cky hlitchcll, Bill Nlitchull, llcrna Rush. Phyllis Saunclcrs, Nval Siginon Sunnncrs, Pain U'orlcy. f A. Q R HF N' 'K q A it Q X i A S' t -'. 4 Qgalmws 45- sl r in -W.. it L? 2 I V, t mr ,.. i fw : 1 i b . N Y . i 4534 BUSINESS STAFF lilackwoocl, ,lanrcs liningarncr, Sarah Bunn, Manson Case, Stanley Cathcy, ISL-th Clinlcscalcs, limlgar Curtis, llutty liclwarals, Becky Plain, Betty Elliott, DL-lla Foster, Patricia Fryu. Cloncla llcanncr, fharlottc l.awing. Cone Mel' ton, Butch Mitchcll, Gloria Mnllis, is, Clcncla Neal. Bcrna- clcttc Noucl, Mayinu 'Io Parr, Faison ljiukarnl, Joy Pope, Margarut Prvsslcy, Ronniv Puckett, Bill Russcll, Charlcs Scawcll, slim Short, Kathryn Sliinncll, Buddy Stratton. Phochc Stroupc, lk Vera Taylor, Pat XVilliains, Connic Vllilson. Noolaic XVilson. Pan! Xvorlcy. Lois Bartlett. Marie llcnton, .'XlhvrI Llcttc Noncl. fXlarg.1arct Prcsslcy, .loah Martha Simpson, -Iacliic Smith. C harhw lynn Benton, llvanc Bcnton, Jucly gfiliaaii BIBLE I Cecilia Adams, James Alexander, Martha Aycoth, Gene Baker, joan Beardon, Spencer Black, Marietta Branton, Preston Burris, Barbara Case, Manley Candle, Hilda Chidester, Dwaine Cog- gins, Nancy Cowart, Pat Dabbs, Gail Devine, Frances Elder, Mary Elliott, Peggy Estes, Edison Fisher, Brenda Fite, Shirley Fire, Karen Flatau, Paul Frazier, Janet Gardner, Virginia Garf mon, Frank Gay, Doris Guyton, Sandra Hager, Tony Hancock Fay Harmon, Peggy Hilton, Susan Hodges. Carol Hudson, Catnelia Iames, Charles Iordon, lean Ioyce, Tommy Kenimer Pat Keziah, Derrick Lane, johnny Lazenby, Sheila Little -lohnny Lominac, Arzell Lyons, Madeline McCorlde, Phil Mc- BIB limmy Beck, Jimmy Benton, Becky Bollinger, Becky Bryant, Iimmy Canaday, jimmy Carter. Perry Carter, jerry Cates limmy Cherry, Ianice Cole, Dwight Crowell, Linda Crutchfield Bobby Funderburke. Linda Greenway, Linda Griffin, Pat Grif Fin. Faye Hancock, Brita Hardman, Sara Helms, Larry Hicks Zeb Howell, Barbara Hughes, -ludy Kelley, june Knight, Roh v r v Daniel, Baxter Mcllorie, Pete Mahaley, 'Iinnny Mason, Frankie Matthews, Gene Melto , Edgar Miller, Robert Miller, Roddy Miller, Elaine oore, i iriam Mulligan, Linda Noles, Pat Nut'- man, Carolyn Norris, Tommy Owens, Bessie Panos, Ray Pat- terson, Ann Phillips, joy Pope. Eddie Proctor. Phyllis Raby, Melinda Rainwater, Tommy Ramsey, Diane Richardson, Marcia Rochelle, Anita Rudisill, Cecil Ruppe, Bill Russell, Faye Sawyer, Annclle Sharron, Brenda Shu, Douglas Smith, Cae Smith, X'Vil ton Stogner, Clayton Swink, VVilton Tiller, Buster Tanner, De Vera Taylor, Jimmy Taylor, Bill VVhitl'ield. Dennie Vl'illiams, Pat VVilliams, Annette VVright. ert McCallum, ludy Manship, Roxie Martin. Richard Nlelton. Peggy Merritt, Butch Miller, Parker Nettles, Pat Norwood, Ken Parks, Yvonne Paulson, Eleanor Phillips, Lewis Powell, Argele Raines, Daron Robinson, lackie Robinson, Frances Royster, Keith Scruggs. Kay Sherrill, Pat Smith, Betty Suddreth, Charles Tad- lock, Phyllis Taylor. stnafUf ib-sta. MM' 'am' 'Mfr' X V HONCR SOCIETY NR .- ClQ'. All mit' lloyn ., lil mutt ll.-units .. llftxln' l,tmtnlf ....... , .......... l,VC'SlllL'7If - --' ' 1 ' - '- 1 - -ef - llt-. I it C't.tNusc',tt,t1s . l'iee-l'rcsidenr . .Secretary . . r1'L'llSll1'Ul' l5clnairel Ayentlt, Nlxirie llentutt, .lutly Black- txwml, l,intlz1 llmvers, jerry lloytl, Nancy llmn- non, Munson Case, lletlt Clinlaseules. lleeliy lilznn. Nancy Elliott, llusetntiry Entvntinger, llellzl Foster, llzttrieizt lirye, Sltirley Guucltnan. lilinur llatl'1'is, 1't, Ulenclzl llezlvuer, llaiytnoncl llcillillieltl, Dun llullstetler, Ctnneliu -ltnnes, Mztrgzn'et jenkins, ltiniee Kenney, Randy lmnlme, .Indy Ligon, Susan Melver. gene lNIelto11. llill Niteltell, llelueecat Niteliell, Patsy Mullis, llernutlette Ntvuel, lXlz1yine .lo Parr, Jackie Par- rislt, llunnie Puckett, lluris lleese, Nancy Ross, Cilmt-les Sesnvell, l3zn't'yl Sltzive' Matr- tlm Simpson, llmlmrzt hinitt, ennts Sinitlt, W , Wy e. K A if E ik 'f lur. l unnie XN'ilstm, Penn Vllurley. Cemge Stratton, De Vern Taylor. Tonnny Tay- ' Yi, 4 f M' five i 1 ,L ., .:- 'N . ww W ,gg , , My 744 Y ,Y J: in I i I ..,. , N .1 N -I ,,. , ee f QxFwk yr S, ', , 1-31:2 - :? f .m..,g,.t ri M- t mf ,.e5.,ii'4y may iw-?.a, f - - - - g . Q P ' -., 9 -A - V ' ' ' ..--fax' f.w Q, 'hw-A ' A' L , Ti X QM WGA 'Z' W' I ,ff 'f w.f1 ' - E s?-we ' N N .,. .uw M mmwh Nt N ,N an X ' 1 W ' 'K M- - - , -. t li l'tl,Lll' liifly fum' OFFICERS cllllHS'llNli FAuLKEN1xLIm' ,. .... President IXoNN1E RUDISILL ..... Vice-President LounAlNE Ql0NN . . . .... Secretary clALVlN Nll'l'ClIELL . . . .... Treasurer LINDA LoNc: .......... . . .Clmplain Nlns. Lois SUMINHLRVILLE ..... Adviser Rebecca Allen, Clydia Bolton, Dale Bradley, Stanley Cathey, Carolyn Clark, Frankie Clark, Lorraine Conn, Howard Estes, Christine Faulken- hury, Brenda Godfrey, Sandra Honcycutt. Linda Iaekson, Nancy Ienkins, Mary Lee Justice, lX'lar- tha Kanipc, llarslmall Kerns, La Trell Lankforcl, LaLoy Liner, Linda Long, Calvin Mitchell, Larry Propes, Martha Ratehford, Ronnie Rudi- sill, Ronald Smith, Sandra Smith, Pat Winkler. JUNIOR HONCR SCJCIETY Page Fifty-five ai! 1' 2 4. .Q Qfsff Q rift' ' f '1, fgiiii . viii? ,, ig 5 1 5, ff gif 2 I 2 if' ' if f if A: Q ., 1 E fi WS ' 5595 Wg EEN, V135 c H- Q ff X I 'Q QB rf X., , .xx pn- ar' ' 4 K4 Roy Alcxamlcr. liclclic fXycotl1, Charles Bcaty, K E Y C L .U B Lynn licnscm. Allucrt Black, Ucnrgc Black, lamcs l3Ull1g2ll'Cll1L'l', Nlanscm Cass, lcrry Cates. Raymond Cwatlmcy, Manlcy Caucllc. Cecil Collins. Edgar Curtis, llulnlwy FLlllClL'I'l5Lll'li, ,Xrnulcl llagcr, Eclwarnl llall, lluarcl llarclman, Ucam' llclms, Nikki l lclms, ,limmy King. Handy Lamluc, Wlilliam Long. Cone Nclton. Bill Mitchell, Faisrm Piclxarcl, Eclclic Pructrlr, 11011150 PLICLCII. Cllarlcs Scaxvcll, Sljaygj, -lim Slmrt, Neal Siqmon, ll.OI11l11y Taylor. lliulzarcl 'l'urncr. Clary X'Villiams. OITICERS M.fxNsoN C-xsu l'1'esic1vn1 'lumix' KING l'7lCL Pl'6'Slllt'lIl llrcrmnn 'llulwgn Secretary EDDIE fXx'c'o1 H ,Treasurer tin jj HARDING HI BAND .. 33, , . ..- A .. -.., W, ., OFFICERS .Inu SHORT , ......... ,, .Inu Suom' . , , . Rlctlmmm MuL1.1s . . . KATIIRYN SK1NNE1.1. .,,. . ROSEMARY EN'1'z1x11NGEn . . . MAJORETTES C,xmn.vN Amx1s1'noNc: 'FERRY BALLEW lX1Am'nA BRACKETT' SUSAN MCIVER fX1ARGARE'l' PRESSLEY Ni .. Drum Major . . . . . .Pr0sidc11t . . . .VicefPresidc'nt , . . , .Treasurer . . .Secrcmry COLOR CU ARD l':lZANKIE Donsmv IYIARTHA FRAZIER Iunv LIGON UIOYCE Mfxmdowg jum' SIXIITII E 'iv 4 Q5 F 7 , Page Fifty-eight M. M X A wwf , fm, W Cornets WAYNE ANDERSON PERREN BABCOCK BUDDY BOOTH JAIXIES CLAPP JAMES EDWARDS DEAN HELMS TED JENKINS BUDDY RIOHEY WAYNE ROGERS HEATH STRAWN BUTCH WILSON Clarinets BECKY ALLEN JUDY ARNETI' DORUIHY BEARD SHERRY BOOTH EDWARD CALDWELL ELLISON CLARY ROSEINIARY ENTZMINGER BETTY FARMER ELINOR HARRIS NIARLYN JONES RUTH LANGFORD GAIL MCCORD JATANA MULLIS JIMMY RHYNE SANDRA ROBINSON ROIVIIVIY WIBIBISH Percussion JIMMY DAVIS WILLIAM HENDERSON GERALD JONES ROBERT MCCALLULI AL MITCHELL PHIL NORMAN GEORGE PUOKETT PHILLIP STEGALL Tuba THANE ANDERSON JIM SHORT RONALD SIXIITH Flutes CAROLYN HARDING RENA LANGFORD MARY' ANN RICHEY French Horns WAYNE ANDERSON BUDDY RICHEY WAYNE ROGERS KATHRYN SKINNELL Bells DAWN MCCALLUM KATHRYN SKINNELL Bass Clarinet BECKY BOLLINGER Trombone ALLEN I IALL LEWIS LANE Baritone EDWARD LIALL LARRY PROPES Alto Saxophone HARRY IIENDERSON DERRICK LANE Tenor Saxophone EUGENE STACY Baritone Saxophone RICIIARD MLILLIS Page Fifty-nine Sus,-xN lXIc'lvlfn IXI,-XRGAllli'l l'ul1ssl.1ax' Cf,xnol.vN lXllM9'l'llUNf1 EXIARTIIA BnAcKE'I'1' rl1ERRY ISALLEW Page Sixty gg. -, .-.MR , ,P ,,.,Lgf 5'-v L E, L . ,L Violins CQEORGE HALL Cmzcertmaster PEGGY CARTWRICHT FRANKIE DODSON MARTHA FRAZIER IANE c1ARNE'I'I' CAROLE LIARWELL CTELIA RAPPE SIBBY ROWELL IIODI RUSH CQAIL VIEHORNHILL SUE WIBIBISH Violas RAYINIOND HOLLIFLELD FRENCH BOYD MARGARE,T GORIXUN Cellos BARBARA JONES CLYDE POLSON Basses CEORGE TORRENCE CHARLES CALLOWAY CDRA EADS Flutes MARY ANN RICKEY RENA LANGFORD Clarinets ROSEIXIARY ENTLAIINGER EUGENE STACY EDWARD CALDWELL 'lqrzrmpets PERREN BABCOCK IIEATII STRAWN DEAN IIELMS French Horns VVAYNE ANDERSON VVAYNE ROGERS BUDDY RICKEY Page Sixty-one SENIOR CHOIR Mary Akin, Martha Ayeoth, Lois Bartlet, Deane Ben- ton, Lynda Bigger, Kay Biggerstaff, Evelyn Blackwelder, Maxine Bost, Linda Bowers, Marietta Branton, Carolyn Brooks, Donna Brooks, Virginia Bryan, Betty Edwards, Betty Elliott, Nancy Elliott, Karen Flatau, Martha Garris, Pat Gibson, Sara Godfrey, Judy Green, Faye Hancock, Ann Hart, Linda Helderman, Susan Hodges, Carol Ingram, Margaret Jenkins, Pat Jones, Jean Joyce, Jane Kelly, Char- lotte Lawing, Jane Little, Arzelle Lyons, Judy Manship, Mary Ann Matthews, Beth Mayhew, Patsy Miller, Jean Nance, Judy Nantz, Glenda Neal, Janice Odgers, Joy Pope, Sudie Porter, Sue Raley, Beverly Robey, Jodi Rush. Anna Smith, Bennie Smith, Donna Smith, Judy Smith, Pat Smith, Betty Suddreth, Barbara Swafforcl, Sybil Sweezy, Beth Tarte, De Vera Taylor, Pat Taylor, Betty VVicker, Janet VVilson, Nookie Wilson, Linda VVise, Pam VVorley, Neil Beach, Albert Black, Spencer Black, Steve Burch, Tommy Byrum, Raymond Gathey, Michael Cathey, Don- nie Christenbury, Donald Clapp, Lawrence Currie, Bill Daughtery, Stanley Davis, Lorenzo Durham, Steve Estep, Gilbert Freeman, Arnold Hager. Tony Hancock, Raymond Hollifield, Ronnie Joyce, James Keith, Tommy Little, Wayne Lowery, Genehhleltrini Bill Mitchell, Richard Mullis, Baxter McRorie, Frank Newton, Jimmy Owens, THZli?Proctor, Tommy Ramsey, Gerald Shelly, Jim Short, Ray Short, Neil Sigmon, Dennis Smith, VVilton Stogner, James Witherspoon. Page Sixty Iwo 'bg WLM . Wu. A 1x2x..WwswwQ., Ma., ,,.,.. , K s '3 Nzsiw-, , by .W ' w X xg MA. 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Eng ...v f- , 19.----f -M, Awe- :v -A 'inns W J Pngv Sun ffmr x' v J xg: l31,1cRY ELARI PATSY AIULLIS Blsru c'l,lNKSCAI.ES IZEV1 Y EIJYVARDS , Miss CTARR IJEANE ISENTUN .lo ,ANN IIINGRAAI -Ium' BLACKVVOUD lilelu QTLINKSCALES IXEVIY EIJWARDS I315c'RY ELAN NANCY EI.Ll0'I l' lhal.l..-Y I7os'1'ER PA'lR1CIA IIRYE ELINOR HARRIS BRENDA IIART 1 FUTURE TEACHERS Vice-Presiclcffzt .Treasurer . Secretary , .Adviser -IANE KELLY SIIELIA LITTLE ,-XRZELLE LYONS PATSY AIIILLIS BkiRNAIJETl'E Nouu AIAYME ,Io PARR BARBARA SIXIITII IDEXIERA TAYLOR LINDA VVH1115 QRDNNIE VVILSON PAM XVORLEY i -S.. ,,,.1. ll 24: .R --W' 1 xumguvf SQA 1 f YK: I in SIINIUII QOIINCII. NIM All, -In l'.11111 . .,..,.,.....,.,,.. Pl'L'SIAIt'IlI Ihr llama x , ..., , , . ., . .I ic1'I'r'usi1Ic'111 All nm' IIc11.1 ms ..... . Svcrvt11ry lI,1x1'm1uN1m Il1111111411 Il? . IIVL'KlSllV'l'l' I me IIx111'1.1'1'1' ..... ..Ih'g1rn'tv1' ,ILIXIUII COIINCII, IF11' XX'lNk1,1 II . .,.,.............. 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IIL-id, I5cv1'1'Iy Ilulvy, I11cIxiv II11I1im4111, SZIIHIIAQI IIuI1i11m11, .lvrry I ' ' W ' ' V IwII111x, I'I'1lI1cLN I my:-tur, III1y'II1s SLIllIIKIL'l'S, II111 Scnlt, I,iIII'IL'ILl SIIIIIWMDII, IIILIIIN' IJlll'U ' S111i1I1, I:ll2.QL'lli' SIQICX, IYIII1111 SI1lLQl1L'I', Slllilfl :I.1yIu1', 'I111111113' 'I4aly'I1w13 ,I111Ix' 'I4I1111'n- C'11I 'I111111111111 XI.11x IXII1its111 IIlIlLIl IYiIw11 I'1l XXIIIILILI H.. l .f, ..1 ,V fm ,, 4 3 . V. 13 21,1 H, ER, 11 + 1 Q .. - .QA l l -lumix' KING-Cfiipruiiz Freda Stewart, Eddie Pruetur, Andy Martin, Hubby Funderburk, Manson Case, T R A F F I C P A T R O L 'lerry Crates, glue Nieholsnn, Richard Turner, Alfred' Lands, Lynn Benson, Gene linker, Bill Russell, jimmy Benton. Aliinnn' laylnr, Steve Estep. Paul Fravier. l n . . . . .....,. President RANDY LAMBE .... . - . . .Vice-President GEORGE STRA1'I'0N .... .... . . . . ..... . . . . .,...... Secretary FAISUN PICKARD ............. , ...,. .................. ......,.. T r easurer Huy Alexander, Eddie Ayeolh, Gene Baker, Lvnn Benson, ludv Blackwood, Martha Brackett, Mansun Case, Rayinund Cathey, Ed Chalmers, Charles Eason, Betty Edwards. 1 ve Margaret -lenkins, Randy Lamhe, VVillian1 Long, -lcrry Martin, Phil Norman, i ayme In Parr, Faison Pickard, E. G. Sentt, Darryl Shaver, Dennis Smith, Geurge Stratton. Tnnnny Taylnr. Richard 'l'urner. Dunac ai er, l.ind:i VVhite, Steve Vvood-my. ENGINEERS CLUB ., ...af v-W M wi wp ' xx . . if .-if ,W 5 , r ,?, In ,tw -,A A , fi iw. A F Mgt, A In K J ,. ,A , .I J x -G , , . W - -- ,M , .,.,. ,- , A V-V- ., - ,.,. , , - V, 5, . N qv D . 40-JP' W ' ft ,f 9 ' 5' 4' ,-aff' Im f '3 Z' '- .' ' V , -A h V 1 X C' 'Fir' i A 9 Ing , f t- p . . A p L v ' , J- '- .. ' 'N 2' L V , , ,' 11 g - 6,-U W 4 'C nr, ,' 2 N.. I t 'L' . xi' W fan' if 'bi' Lb - ...ni ' - .. ., ,f'-1 ,L .., A- , ' . . - 4 ,r f A , ... .. . P Q, ,. . 1 -, .. .N-... -, . A -, X., SCIENCE CLUB Sz! lhwm' l,AMnr, Sunni lDAl5ux'1, Sltvtujtglt . Mfxvmxa ju PARK .. :VIANSUN CSXSF . PUll'l'l1lt CL' Ptvszzlvrtfs Pl'L'XiL1L'l1f . Sl'L'V'L'fAI1'-1 T11'uszarvr Roy Alcxurmdvr, lfclwartl Aycntlm, C6110 lfalwlg I,lH'l7Illf Hcnrtl, Lum Bcnsun, 'lcrry Boyd, Mdrtlm Umckctt, Stow' Hurclm, Rzlylmumcl CQRIIIIUY, lid csl1ilIll'll'!'S, Butll C'lil1ks4'a1lcs, -lamicc Culc, Cklrul cillI'iSlL'l1hllI'j', flmrlcs Ifusun, ffmnlt Clay, Anno Guclfrcy, Sltirlcy Cluuclllmlm, KQZITUIYII Hnrcliml. Sllllllfll llugcr, Stmclra llnrris, Brenda Hurt. Dun Iltlt-fstct lvr. 'Il-rry VIQIIIICS, Mztrgnrvt llcnkins, Runnin- -ltmvs, lhntly IAIIIIIJU, XK'illiznn lnng, john AICCRICIIUH. Bill Hitcltcll, Cllcmlzt Null, Hank Ncwton, Phil NUTIHRIIT. llurtmtlu Uwcm, Hubcrt Uwcns, Mnyrm' 'lu Parr, Fztistm Picknrml, Sudic l'urtvr, lf. C. Scott, Martha Singlcttm, Datrrvl SIIZIYKLX, llcnnis Smith, Blltlcly' Stratton, rlillllllllf' IIYZIYIUF. Uftrrulm l'l1ulnpwn, Riclmrtl Vlxurnvr, Ummhl xv1llkL'l', vlillllllf' xylll' lguvc, Bill xyilfll, Cflmrlvs xxyillillghkllll, .Ivrry VVurkt1ml1. Stu 1' ulrutlruw, I inclzl XVIUIC, ,lL'2lllL'IIL' Hymxl, llIiRNADliT'I'E Noun. ,. ....... President Blacm' ELAN ..... .... l 'ice-President Ilnwmzn Avcorn . . . ..... Secretary tX1.mim' BLAQK ,........ ..... T reasurer Xllss Burn Ylil,VlNG'I'ON . . , .. .Adviser Huy Alcxumlcr, Etlwzircl Aycntlm, Gene Balicr. Dorothy Bcurtl, Butlaly Bell, lo Ann BllU.ll11iI'll. Albert Black, Judy Blalcluvoml, Lintlzl Buwers, ,lcrry Boyd, lylbllllki Brooks, -Iznncs BLH1l,E1ilI'I1CI', Surah Bunn, Al2iIlSL?l'l Cafe, VVucle cqlllh' cy, jimmy Clmcrry, Dunuld Clapp, Bt-th Clinkscalcs, Janice Cole, Pat Ilalwbs, Lnrcnm lJLlI'l'l2iI1l, Bt-try Ifclwurcls, Becky lllani, Dt-llu Fustvsr, 7' 'cial 'vc Shirley Ann Goodlnan, Arnolcl llayyr, Edward Hull, Elinor Harris, Sondra Harris, lim-mln Hurt. Glenda Heavner, It-ssc Helms. Barry llinson, Buyinoncl Hollificlcl, Margaret jenkins, Janice Kcnriccly, Mika: Knight, Bcuky Mitclicll. Patsy Mullis, lliclmrtl Mullis, Glenda Neal, .Inc Niclwlson, Bernadette Nuucl, llorutlly Owens, Bliiflllt' lo Parr, Suclic Porter. Iitltlit- Privctur. XKYQIYHC Rogers, Jodi Bush, Gene Scott, Clmrliu Scuwcll, Slit-ilu Sherrill. lim Shun, lxlilffllil glllll73I!lI. Barbara Smith. Eugcnc Stacy, Ted Steele, Betty SllKlQll'L'fl1. Nlclisszi Tullmzm, Linda VVhitc, Donald VVil- lizunx, fminic XxvllS1Jl1. -lczincttc Vlluml. Pam Vllorlcy. FRENCH CLUB Q7 Mus. I,IfI'I'II1 SIxII'I'II I'fx'IsI' NIIIIIIN . IJIIVINI. HIx'I'4Ix , .,.., . II ,KNl,l l'l. SIAIIIIIIIIIII lflll . llllllllll' S'I'HOlIl'I' , .... I,l'.'NNl. l3IN'I'uN . I'IIIII.III 9'I'IIu IYAIA KIZIAII UPI . ANNI I l,lf SIII IIIIIIN IIIIII' I.Ir:uN . IMI' kIf7,I.'xII .. l'.IIw xllll I I9 . LINDA QT! XVAN l' Nl.fxIIc:xIII,'I' l'III sw Iv I INILK SI'I.w,xIII' l,I sI.II', UI NSUN .... III IINAIIIIII, NIIIII I. l'.IxI'IIII'I,I NIMINIIN . l,Il.llIHN1 l'VI'l'l- lf-'NMl.l,I.'X lfUVIl'N IJ Nl II HI NQIIN .... lIANl.l ll1Sl'A i.'ImI'I III Inu IlllUlKUl I!I,IIN.xIII,I'I'I. NIIIILI, XI.xIIIa,xIII I' PIII-'sn I I' A 1 .ks N, ' 'so x Page Scvvnty IIIII HI'fl'L'slI S .,.... u 9- HI'f1IwlII I Im' I Im' X IH' IIII'11l IIIUII1 lIIjIIxlI1III'I1l I wc' HUM! KJ 'M1I'isI'I PVLNI llH'Ni Ilwlf IIUHI l'I1',xiIf4'IIl l7l'l'SI I'I'I'si Ilwll mlm!! I'I'I'xiIlwI1 l,l'l'Ni Pwxi IlI'II! IIUIII St'L'l'l'fLll'l SL'I'l'l'fAlI'l SI'I'I'I'III1'I SL'4'I'I'IIlI'I lI'I'IIsII1'I'I I. I, I. K, fvfmy f'lIIII ffm, .,,, IIIIIA ilmir IULINIU l'l VUIISII VU! VL'IINIIl'L'V' HIIIIIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIIII IIIIII1 IIIIIII i1IiIII'I1II1I1 fIIIII'II1IIII if .AV I xa ,I AX Y ww-'ggs gui, 3' .. . ISM l we Sui-1 llA1,l1x' .. SAIIAII HUNN . ,IIERRIIZ KllI.I,fXI! -IANIQT flARl7Nl'l , V. lDnfX1fn.-x T.u'w1x .. Vica- Prvsiilcnt Pl'CSitlCllf Secretary FFVCZISIIITT' Cflmpluiu Patsy Alnwncl. fzltliy Anclcrs, licslic Henson, l:llI'lJilI'il Cano, Mary Ellen cllll'lSIClll5LlIiY. Gail Del- lingur. Frances lilclcr, jackie Gibwn, Frances Hurley, .lunc Knight. lunly Liugcrlvclt, Arzcllc Lymis, Sylvia Nlilus. Miriam Mulligan. .lillilllki Nlullis, Diane Rob' insmm, Anim Ruclisill, KilIlll'f'Il Skinncll. Gail Stew- urt, Limlgi Stewart, Sliirluy Vllulls. llctty Vviclicr, hlllilf' Uliitcn, llclcn XVilliums. lg...,. WNWWUM va ZS if LIBRARY CLUB C? VM' XXVIIIIAIXIS , -Ium' l3l.,u'kxvumm . l'nm'lu1 Qllmllvx . -IVAN!-'l'lI Szmxlzlzon Nllw NI.-KRIAN lilau Bl-:rv liI,l,IU'I l' I',x'rnu'm I'-RYI. l3nl'1'.,x IIAHUMAN G1 umm Ilia.-xvNxsn muon . ..' f'l'n'si1fc'r1t X 141' Pl'l'Aidl'71Y Svcrv tu V11 l,Y't'KIill?'L'Y' . 'hi1'iM.'l' .IIAN N.-xNc'l' Nl,n'm1' -In Rum ci0NNlI-. XYILSUN PAM XX'onl.15x' ,- fo- dpkg Nancy Brannon, jinnny Canarlay, Eric Catlicy, Miltun Cliirlcstcr, -Inlin Cullins, Donna Culp, Fred Dickson, llarlmarzi Ann Duncan, Bill Flmvc. Joyce Garten, Billy Gordon, jimmy Grant, Lincla Grccmvay, llrcnclu Griffin. lean llclms, Sara Helms, Zeb Howell, Robert junkins, Eliuxlwtli Uluncs, -Iumly Loc. Peggy Mcl7arlancl, 'Iinuny Payne, Barbara Pridgcn, Pat Prim, Melvin Sanders, Mike Stcgall, liranlcic Siiiirmms, Larry Skidmore, jimmy Small, Barry Sullivan. Clayton Swinli, Par Tlmrmn, Sylvia VVilliams. E i lv ,i,, '3'WN'i9 4.- 41- 2 A ' .3-f ' .4 59-ii?f is ffibifdiw M b ww sf is ,X 5 , T , 0 S, 6 ' Q ' if fi'-.W 1 - 4 I Q , , ' ., X QE Bibi ..,, H K K . .P N. L .wr if 3 , ' I W Q, , ' ' D f A ' 1 fr' 4, 21- N if ,1,2'jf-J-X M , , A f .,,s?? 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' A M :unbur- aw. .'-wyri .M ' L 1 llunm SIIZfllII'I Ill-VIN' l',lllUI'I NIAYXII lu l',x SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Nunn KIIIINIINIZIIIZN Us IH XINXIIIXX XIYIXN Clllzlsllxwlxlllzx' PAM Umllx l'fl1y' Nm M111 JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS QLINNY Srzvuns PM' VVINKLER Tom SYVEARNLJAN QTIIRISTINE FAULKEN SANDRA lloNEx'ciu'r'r LA Lm' LINER ,XNLLFLA Lfxwmcz CNINDY CASE, ,Huxmt lil Page Sevunr i ton 4.-5 19 i v-Q Ftm n In Nmxm Ckmeit llARRlS lx: N lfutits l,XVAINli ci0DlflUi.Y V41 f itl,7llliHN Uncler the lentlership ul' Ctmehes lltwe A. llnrris nntl Hlltttl -Iennings. the l958-N59 Ruins stnrntecl tn ti yietury nl 547 twer X'Vest hleeltlenhurg in their l'irst gtnne nl' the 1. ilihis Sll'L'lllx ul' xietnrx tlitl not hnltl out however, :intl sensor the liollnwing weelt the llzllns lust tu ,Xsheyille with at score ul' 2U'l3. l his single lnss enultl nnt lmltl the hnys httels tlmugh, tintl lllL'y l7L'gLlD their eliinh htlely hy rzieing with ci1lSlUl1lll tn ll 1 1 tie. lhis eonliclenee inspiretl Ll Slillflx ol spirit, nntl the lltnns literallly stmnpetl over North hleelylenhurg resulting in ti 55-6 score. iliheir next gtnne, the hailliwny intirlt ol' the setlsnn, szlw the llzircling llanns win twer linst hy at 206 margin. lhe next two gannes were pussihly the hest nl' the whnle SCZISUI 1. Kainnupulis gtwe up to Ll 206 loss to llnrtling. ilihen, the erities' upset tal' the yeztr etnne when fXlhem:irle went tlnwn in perhaps their most shznneliul Llllil unexpeetecl clef lent. Cietting reyenge lirmn the previous yezir, the Ruins XYULIII tl up that game with it Hi senre. llerhnps the greatest surprise wzls the gtnne with Myers Ptirlt. Being tensecl tltmttgltnttt its entirety, the gtnne entletl with at O-0 seore. ilihe linllnwing two gtnnes were losses, hut we linught hgnxl. Ltinetister twerseoretl llttrcltng hy ll 260 tleletlt. Central, heing nur big riynl eyery yezir, turnetl the title AILILIIIISI llttrtling this yetlr with Ll I-PO yietnry. fi l'tri4v .9t't't'l1IVOigl1! IDXVAINE Clolnlnax KEN Pfxnxs lgmmua fXx'c'o'r1l CQENE BAKER C ll.-xm ES lhsfvl Y LYNN IZENSUN Vllrxmlx' IKFNIUN lllmm' llomu SIIJXF UURCII Al.-XNSON Cz-X815 hllgnm' CWNIES ciEC'll. 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Q. 5 f IW was Xb n b , w H! !. 's ' ' A ,dx f'5Ae, ' J'v'X. A Q ,YWN , V51 x ,- V1 Q. f , ff' x 2 i' ' 1 Q' hm 3 13-X s H s Ls. ' 1 .4-nv-H K Grasses A K- 'ZN7 'L- -'T-- 'Z 'N Y- fa,-'?'f N ', 'Q kg ,. C P 1 . x .- ,,.1 W ...M N. pus. 5 ., , ' 1yh Q, .M-f' 'T 'T Wi -W ww. V ,.,..,.. SENIOR CLASS HISTORY june 2, 1959! A memorable day! The day the class of '59 comes of age. The day the tiny acorn planted in the misty days of '53 becomes a full grown oak. As we made our way through the crowded halls back in that distant September we never gave thought to the fact that we were sowin the seed for today's flowering. No, we were en- tirely too busy finding classrooms that apparently didn't exist and boring our way through masses of towering juniors and seniors who seemingly didn't care whether they ever got anywhere on time or not. Becomin better acquainted, however, we found the halls a wonderful place where we could admire brawny football heroes and glamorous cheerleaders and swoon with ecstasy whenever one happened to spare us a word-or even a glance. Our teachers proved sympathetic and understanding. jimmy King became our president for the year. Iimmie Lee Whitley was attendant to the gridiron queen. jimmy King even managed to make the junior hi h football squad. We were beginning to find a place in school life. The tiny acorn was beginning to sprout. With the next year we really started sinking our roots. Vir- ginia Altizer and R. L. jenkins were our presidents, Susan Ham- brick our gridiron attendant. Mayme Io Parr made the cheering squad though she was only an eighth ader, and three of our boys-Jimmy King, Tommy Byrum, and! Scooter Witherspoon- and two girls-Pat Williams and Annelle Sherron-played on the junior high basketball teams. With Ken Parks and Ierry Cates as vice-president and secretary of the junior high student council first semester and Susan Hambrick and Phoebe Stroupe as vice- president and treasurer second semester, we were pushing upward. And upward we went into the senior class of the junior high school and our responsibilities grew heavier. Trish Frye was freshman editor of the AconN and Patsy Mu editor of the Hi-Lites. De Vera Taylor and Pam Worley served as junior student council presidents and Pam Worley and Phoebe Stroupe as secretaries. With Beth Clinkscales at the helm, the Iunior Honor Society sponsored the first 'unior high homecoming over which immy King and Pam Worley mled as king and queen. De Vera aylor served as attendant at both the junior and senior high gridiron courts. jimmy Kin and Ken Parks were co-captains of football that year, leading flue team to victory in the city championship. Lend- in their lungs to the cause were junior high cheerleaders Pam Vigirley, Betty Elliott, Phoebe Stroupe, R. L. jenkins, George hlilitclhelli Judy Blackwood, Susan Hambrick, and Mayme Io Parr, t e ea . When Valentine rolled around, Phoebe Stroupe and Andy Martin were named Valentine prince and princess by the junior high school. And with baseball taking over, jimmy King and Dwaine Godfrey made the varsity team-two lone freshmen. Yes, Phoebe Stroupe and DeVera Taylor really led us through a busy nine months that ninth grade year, as we shot up, branchin off here and there and everywhere-into every part of schoolg life. With the tenth grade we hit a temporary lull in our growth. We were underclassmen again, and other people took the leader- ship in activities outside of those of our own class. Mayme Io Parr was again our lone representative on the cheering squad, but jimmy Kin , Dwaine Godfrey, Ken Parks, and Scooter Witherspoon made varsity football. Emily Broome was our grid- iron attendant, and Phoebe Stroupe our annual beauty. Becky Elam became sophomore editor of the ACORN, and eight of our girls managing to get themselves on the program for junior- Senior, got a taste of what work and fun waited for them when they became juniors. With Ken Parks' leadership both semesters, the tenth grade slipped by, and we found ourselves ready to put forth more branches, more twigs, to really spread ourselves in the two years to come. Spread, did we say? Yes. and sometimes we even overshadowed the class of '58 rowing right beside us. School was hardly under- way when Phoeffae Stroupe walked away with the coveted title of Miss Harding and the position of carrousel princess. We had three varsity cheerleaders, too-Pam Worley, Mayme o Parr, and Phoebe Stroup-and two majorettes-Billie Faye arbour and Becky Bollinger. And on the student council Patsy Page Ninety-two Mullis was vice-president and Pam Worley secretary one semes- ter, and Pam was vice-president and Mayme jo Parr treasurer the second. Working on publications were Becky Elam, ACORN junior edi- tor, Manson Case, ACORN junior advertising manager, Beth Clinkscales. ACORN underclass editor, and Patsy Mullis, Hi-Lites assistant editor. Emily Broome again served as class homecoming attendant, and Deane Benton was chosen class beauty for the ACORN. But as the year drew to a close everything speeded up. New jobs, new responsibilities, greater growth, for Junior-Senior Prom time had rolled around. Under the leadership of Pam Worley, we selected the theme, Moonglow, and staged a glamorous evening of entertainment for the class of '58. And to give the departing seniors a fitting and dignified fare- well, we chose commencement marshals, headed by Manson Case and Pam Worley as chief and assistant chief. These two, Phoebe Stroupe, Gene Melton, Ronnie Pucke and Darr l Shaver, ushered the class of '58 off the scene. nd so they ma e way for us, the class of '59 to spread our branches, sun our leaves, and grow bigger and stronger as we went toward maturity. with Bernadette Nouel, DeVera Taylor, Becky Elam, U e Judy Blackwood, Patsy Mullis, Margaret Pressley, v ' 2 It's been a wonderful year-a year which has spotlighted so many different ones of us-Betty Elliott as our 1959 Miss Harding and Carrousel princess, Phoebe Stroupe as Gridiron Queen and D.A.R. Good Citizen, Patsy Mullis as Miss Hi Miss, Deane Benton as Gridiron attendant and senior class ACORN beauty, Billie Faye Barbour, Peggy Merritt, Deane Benton, Phoebe Stroupe, and Brenda Griffin. and Iudy Blackwood as Calendar Girl winners in the Cuties 'n Capers show. And on the football sports scene highlights were Bilf Russell. best sportsmanship, Ken Parks, co-captain and most improved player, Dwaine Godfrey, co-captain and outstanding lineman, and jimmy King, most valuable player and outstanding back. Dwaine and jimmy even received All-American honorable men- tion. As for basketball Fred Stewart led the whole city-county scor- ing for the season. Cheering all teams on to their best were Phoebe Stroupe, head cheerleader, Pam Worley, Betty Elliott, and ' .x --- o Parr, and marching at the front of the band -' o as drum major and Margaret Pressley as majorette. Becky Elam and Patsy Mullis wrestled with the publication problems of the ACORN and the Hi-Lites. DeVera Taylor and Connie Wilson sweated blood in their pursuit of ads. Manson Case and Darryl Shaver tried to keep the books out of the red. Raymond Hollifield, Beth Clinkscales, and Phoebe Stroupe, too, helped bear the burden as the annual and newspaper met dead- lines-and bills. Manson Case headed the student body for both semesters with Patsy Mullis as first semester secretary. Randy Lambe and Beth Clinkscales were top honor society officers and ultimately vale- dictorian and salutatorian because of their high ranking grades. And Randy brought prestige to the school-and to our class-by going to the finals in the Morehead Scholarship competition. We romped through Twerp Week, we slaved over the senior olay . . . and loved every minute. We thrilled over Junior-Senior. We wept tears at Maroon and Gold Day-and promptly forgot them in the ex ' ment of the senior picnic. t our head the first semester and Pam Worley the --:-- have come to tonight and our last class get- together. To present to you ourselves-past. present, and future- we selected Patsy Mullis, historian, Manson Case. lawyer, Bernadette Nouel, prophet, Beth Clinkscales, poet, and Mayme jo Parr and Charles Beaty. giftorians. Tonight the class of '59 has reached maturity. Tomorrow we go our separate ways. The acorns leave the parent oak but carry in themselves the characteristics of stock from which they sprang. We leave the class of '59 but carry always in ourselves the mark of our six years association with each other, our teachers, and our school. Pnsv MuLr..1s H istorian 77 ,74... ., SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY Ladies and gentlemen, this is your reporter from Interplanetary Television Station U. U. A. CUniversally Used Atomaticallyj, bringing you the gigantic interplanetary celebration of the coming 21st century. Our base of operations is in New York, and we will be flashing from time to time to our other stations around space. Here in New York the tremendous celebration has been going on for a week. The festivities were opened by a speech made by the President of the United States of Wald CU. S. WJ, Manson Case. Assisting Mr. Case in the opening meeting were his vice-president Mayme Jo Parr, his secretary of Treasury, Connie Wilsong and his faithful advisor and friend, Mr. Darryl -Shaver. President Case, in his speech, praised the work and accomplishments for peace by the U. S. W. CUnited States of Waldl, and especially its planetary scientific com- mission headed by the greatest scientist of all times, Doctor Ran- dolph S. Lambe, noted for his construction of a gigantic system of Space Highways between the planets. Also praised fcg the work on the commission were Edward Chalmers, Bill Ward, Faison Pickard, and George Straton, Doctor Lambe's assistants. Here we have just received the signal from our station on Mars. We shall continue with the festivities in New York after the report of all other stations. Come in, Mars. This is'Trish Frye, roving reporter from Mars, bringing you a report of th dous celebration taking place in the center of the capital city of Mars, Marsonville. For weeks there has been a series of gay parties given by socialites, Betty Edwards and Joy Pope. Tonight the aerial coliseum has been tumed in as a show place and all the population of Mars is here. One of the most glamorous celebrities present is Mrs. Mars, Betty Elliott, escorted by her husband, Nikki Helms, owner and actor for the Atomic Films Incorporated, also known as the Marsion Dream Boat. Among other famous celebrities was the terrific Barbour and Melton Team, who entertained the guests with their new dancing act, The Pluto Rock. At er Auditorium, named for the famous rocket produc d his assistant Ronnie Puckett, the Mars Symphony Orchestra was led by universally renowned conductor, Raymond Hollifield, who played thernew Mars National Anthem composed by the famous song writer and singer, Glenda Neal. As midnight approaches, throngs are filling the streets preparing to greet the new year and the new century. . . . Now I switch you to the correspondent on Venus, Mar- garet Pressley . . . . This is Margaret Pressley conducting you through the streets of Venus crowded with joyous people. Across the street from the studio is the Venus night club, A la Venus. Entertaining on this new year's eve are the two geniuses of comedy, DeVera Taylor and Sue Raley. In the crowd of gay party-goers were the outstanding athletes of the Interplanetary Football Team, Cecil Collins, Albert Lands, Joe Nicholson, Jimmy Yandle and Jimmy Taylor, with Dwaine Godfrey and Ken Parks as captains. These two captains led the Interplanetary Team to a record of 15 wins and no losses and to the title of Space Champions. With Dwaine Godfrey was his lovely wife, Deane Godfrey, Mrs. Venus. To my right, I see a beautiful atomic display of fire works, made for the people of Venus by Warren Thompson, the Fire Work King, and his assistant, Carlyle Smith. We have just received a signal from Jupiter saying that they are ready to diffuse their reports on the latest new year's eve festivities. So come in, Jupiter. Here is Becky Elam speaking for Jupiter. The spirit of the city is one of Mardi-Gras. For a week we have had a continual parade. Featured in the gigantic spectacle were the Spacettes, Becky Bollinger, Martie Frazier, Jean Joyce, Peggy Merritt, Phyllis Taylor, Janet Gardner and Carolyn Sweezy. Riding high on the queen float was Miss Jupiter, Judy Blackwood, escorted by Mr. Jerry Cates, president of Space Cloth Incorporated, who is also well-known as Mr. Jupiter. Several of the large dances this week have featured the Ric d M is Rocketteers, composd of Tommy Byrum, Buddy Booth, Derrick Lane, C arlie Seawell, including vocalist Sarah Bunn. Besides parades and dances, the showing of the Dream Home of the 21st century was public. Sitting high upon the Radium Hill, this dream building was designed by head architect Scooter Witherspoon and his assistant James Bumgamer. This house features such conveniences as Automatic Weather Con- trol, that is as soon as a drop of rain falls on the roof, all openings are automatically closed. A completely push button kitchen in which a whole meal can be served by the push of only one button. Barbara Smith, who showed these conveniences was recognized as the Universal Homemaker No. 1. Other host- esses showing this Dream Home were Della Foster, Carolyn Gilbert, Brenda Griffin, Frankie Matthews, and Pat Taylor. The interior decoration was done by heads of Push Button Living, Camelia James, Becky Mitchell, Arzelle Lyons, and Jerry Kollar .... And now at 5 till twelve, I return you to our main station in New York, capital of U. S. W. CUnited States of Waldl. Come in, New York. Before we go into the building of United States Wald for our midnight celebration, I want to present to you the most univer- versally outstanding personages of each field. First of all, elected Mr. and Mrs. Universe were Fred Stewart and Phoebe Stroupe. Then we have with us the heads of Inter- planetary Finances, Jeanette Scarborough, Annelle Sharon, Pat Simpson, Pat Keziah, Judy Ligon and Leslie Benson, all taking dictation at 200 words a minute. Now I would like to introduce you to the foremost editor of our time, Patsy Mullis, editor-in- chief of Niki. Society editor of the paper is Judy Kelly who is also known as a socialite herself on earth. Now we have Presi- dent of the Commission of Interplanetary Sports, Jimmy King, with his very outstanding and lovely wife, Pam Worley. They were recently elected Husband and Wife of the Year, forming the happiest couple. Three of society's well-known millionaire playboys are Charles Beaty, Jimmy Benton and R. L. Jenkins. It is now 11:59 and all over the universe, pandemonium breaks out. At the U. S. W. Building, Doctor Beth Clinkscales of the U. S. W. gave the dedication of the new to greater striving in science and to the people of each and every planet. All over the universe, rockets are being launched. People cheer and atomic blast glows as the U. U. A. T. U. Station bids the 21st century welcome. Bsnwamsrre Nomar. Prophet Page Ninetv-three my position as majorette to S IL We, the Seniors of Ham P. Harding High School, Class of 1959, do hereby leave our last l and testament in hopes that we will be remembered and our last wishes carried out. To Mr. Hawkins and Mrs. Mackey, we leave our respect and admiration. To our wonderful teachers, we leave our most sincere gratitude for their knowledge and understanding. To the building, we leave our many memories of greatest joy and deepest sorrow. f To the rising seniors, we leave our problems in hopes that theirs are ew. To the Harding Hifi knowing that this is t e greatest gift of all. l. I, Martha Qjcoth, being of sound mind, will my seat in English to Irtayd brother, die, in hopes that he has as much fun before class Bl . ,1 School Student Body, we leave our good name, 2. We, Martha Aycoth, Delores Fire, Jean Joyce, June Knight and Peggy Merritt, do hereby will home room 210 to.any 8th graders. 3. I, Sue Baker, hereby will my ability to eat in bookkeeping without getting caught to Carolyn Armstrong. 4. I, Billie Faye Barbour, do leave to Phil McDaniel my ability to have so much fun as a senior and still pass, and to Jeanette Wood, I leave my titles Miss August and Best Dancer. coiholid will my most woeful problem Cgirlsl to Donald 6. I, Jimmy Beck, being of insane mind do leave. my seat in Bible M my ug and coming seventh grader who has the ability to worry Miss ac ore . 7. We, Leslie Benson Signion June Knight, Ruth Langord, Judy Ligon, and Martha Aycoth do hereby will one unch table in e cafeteria to any 6 rising seniors who can have as much fun as we did. 8. I Leslie Benson will my ability to get married in the llth grade and still graduate to all engaged juniors. 9. I, Jimmy Benton, will my nickname Bucky Beaver to Duard Hardman. 10. I, Deane Benton, will Senior Beauty to Nancy Elliott, and the following year to my sister, Sue Ann Benton. ll. I, Beckif Bollinger beinilof sound mind and body, do hereby leave my old gray oafers to Mary len Wilson. 12. I, Judi Blackwood, do hereby will mf' love for gym and basketball to anyone w o will have as much fun as did. 13. I, Buddy Booth, will my place in band to my brother, Chuck. 14. I, Marietta Branton, will to my little brother, Donai, my seat in the senior choir. 15. I Nancy Brannon, will my seat in Mrs. Rhodes English class to my brother, Tracy. 16. I, Sarah Bunn, being of sound body and weak mind, do hereby will my love for Mrs. Frickhoeffer and library science to Miriam Mulligan. 17. I, James Bumgarner, leave my ability to have Miss Hines for English for three years to anyone who can enjoy it as much as I have. 18. I, Tommy Byrum, being of sound . . . well, just being, hereby will my height to Jimmy Taylor who needs it. 19. I, Jimmy Canaday, will a lock of my hair to Mrs. Wessinger. 20. I, Manson Case will my love for Harding and my wonderful memories to Edward I-Iall and Albert Black. 21. I, Jeri! Cates, will my superlative, Best Dressed, to Steve Estep, who can rn e the payments on my clothes. 22. I Eric Cathey, being of shattered nerves and eometrical mind, hope all up and coming seniors think twice before tim' g geometry. 23. I, Jimmy Carter, will my seat in Mrs. Rhodes' senior English class to my brother, erry. 24. I, Barbara Case, do herelx will my position my love for Library Science to my sister, Edi , in hopes that she will make A's as easy as I did. 25. I, Manley Caudle will my place on fourth period hall patrol to anyone who can stand fhe noise. 26. I, Cecil Collins, will my position as center on the varsity football team to anyone who wants it. 27. I, Ed Chalmers, being of sound mind, do will my seat in Miss Watson s courses to any poor soul who enjoys math. 28. I, Jimmy Cherry hereby will my back row seat in Plane Geometry to my younger sister, Jbanna, in hopes that she will understand the sub- ject better than I did. 29. I Milton Chidester, will my ability to talk in Miss Chandler's D. E. Club to anyone who can get away with it. 30. I, Beth Clinkscales just being . , . will mrv position as Senior ?itt1:r of the annual to Linda White and Most ntel1ectual to Jerry oy . 31. I, Edgar Curtis, being of sound mind and body, do will all juniors all I have at srding-nothing! 32. I, Fred Dickson, will my brain to any junior who wants it. 33. I, Betty, Edwards, being of sound mind and shaky -nerves, do will my seat College Algebra and Solid Geometry to any junior who can take it at 7:45. 34. I, Phil Edwards, bein7g of sound mind do leave my. seat in Mr. Brigman's an class, to any th grader who has artistic ability. Page N inery-four 35. I, Becky Elam, will the ACORN and my superlative Most Likely to Succeed to Jerry Boyd. 36. I, Rosemar? Entzminger, will my seat in the music room to my brother, Charles, or two periods a day. 37. I, Trish F e, do hereby will my basketball uniform and my love for Farris. 38. I, Della Foster, do hereby leave my superlative Unsungk Heroine to anyone who is willing to put in long, hard hours of wor and not complain. 39. I, Bobby Funderburk, do hereby will my nickname Lolla to any up and coming junior who will put up with it. . 40. I, Bill Flowe, will my Jaarking space to my sister, Rita, to see if she can get it earlier than I di . 41.1 I,. Marty Frazier, hereby will my Seat in orchestra to anyone who can sit in there for 5 years without being able to play the violin. 42. I, Pat Griffin, will my parking space on Sycamore Street to my brother. 43. I Doris Guyton, do hereby will my seat in English to my twin, Melissa zfallman. 44. I, goyce Garten, will my office as president of the E.D. Club to my little rother, Wayne Garren. .45. I, Janet Gardner, being of sound mind, do will all my good times this year to Carolyn Norris. 46. I, Brenda Griffin, will my seat in Mrs. Rhodes English class to Charles Eason. , 47. I, Carolyn Gilbert, do hereby will my seat in English to Roberta Gilbert. 48. I, Billy Gordon, being of sound mind do will my seat in English 12, to any junior who feels capable to fill it. 49, I, Linda Greenway, will my six, long years of hard work to anyone who can survive them. 50. I, Sandra Hager, do hereby will my ability to have three study lliallsjilnd still make 2's on conduct to anyone who thinks he can get y wit it. 51. I, Geotlae Hall, will my ability to make a spotless record at Harding to my sister, ary Lee. 52 I Carol n Hardin . , y g, do hereby will Judy Smith, hoping she will have as much 53. I, Jean Helms, being of sound mind will my hard work in English, and still fail, 54. I, Jimmie D. Helms, will my title Crowell. fun as I did. and feeble body, do herebiy to anyone who can succee . Mr. Glenwood. to Sonny 55. I, Nikki Helms, will my senior sufwerlative Best Looking to Donnie Christenbury, in hopes that he wil be a senior soon Cor even a juniorl . 56. I, Larry Hicks, will my parking place on the Hill, to anyone who can afford the parking tickets. 57. I,'Peggv Hilton, being of sound mind and body, do hereby leave my seat in Mrs. Rhodes Eng ish class to anyone who wants it. 58. I, Barry Hinson, will my ability to pass French II to anyone who will take it. 59. I, Raymond Hollifield, leave my senior superlative, Most Tal- ented, to Lorenzo Durham. 60. I, Zeb Howell, will my seat in D.E. to anyone who thinks he can sell better. 61. I Camelia James, will my superlative, Best Dressed, to my cousin, Susan Taylor. 62. I, R. L. Jenkins, being of sound mind, will my ability to be mis- chievous and my superlative, Wittiest, to my little sister, Nancy. 63. I, gaimmy King, will my abiliiy to stay after school every day and become ost Athletic, to Richard umer. 64. ,I Lynn Jones, leave my position as to David Begester. State High School Inspector 65. I, Jean Joyce, do hereby will my loud mouth to my little sister, Carol, and hope she has as much fun as I did with it. 66. I, Judy Kelley, will my ability to go to all the parties and still Sass all my subjects in the senior year to Pokey, Brenda, Mae, at and . C 67. I, Pat Keziah, do hereby will my seat in Typing II to Diane ase. 68. I, June Knight being of sound mind and body do hereby will my ability to get a diamond while still in school to Sara Helms. 69. I Jerrie Kollar, bein of sound mind and body, do hereby will to my brother, Ernie, the alsility to make it to the twelfth grade. 70. I, Randolph Lambe, do hereby will my superlative, Most Intel- lectual,' to Edward Aycoth. 71. I, Albert Lands, will my grade A seat in English to anyone who wants it. 72. I, Derrick Lane, will my grade A in gym class to Miss Lonnie Smith who's coming back next year. 73. I, Ruth Langford, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to play in the band to my sister, Rena. 74. I, Judy Li on, do hereby will my seat in Mrs. Rhodes English class to my brot ers, Bill and Tommy, in hopes they will do better ll than I did. 75. I, Arzelle Lyons, do hereby will my tardy .record to some eighth grader who doesn't mind making 4's and staying in for Mrs. Wessinger. 76. I, Judy Manship, hereby will my ukulele lessons to Kay Green. 77. I, Frankie Matthews, do hereby will my seat in lst period typing to anyone who can be on time, and be able to type that early in the moming. 78. I, Bob McCallu.rn, being of sound mind, do hereby leave my seats in Home Room and English to anyone deserving of them. 79. I, Peggy McFarland, will twelve years of hardship and turmoil to anyone who can enjoy it as much as I have. . 80. I, Baxter McRorie, will my broken leg to anyone who will take lf. 81. I, Gene Me n, do hereby will my good luck and good times at Harding a Garris, who has two more years to go. m. 82. I, Peggy onne Merritt, do herebf' bexgieath my title as Miss Recreation, to Martha Brackett and my ong air to anyone who will put up with it. 83. I, Richard Melton, do will my superlative, Best Dancer, to anyone who wants it. 84. We four Cllichard Melton, DeVera Taylor, Gene Melton, and Patsy Mullisj, do hereby will Mrs. Wessinger and Home Room 203 to some lucky 8th graders next year. 85. I, Edialr Mullis, beinllg of sound mind and body, leave my geometry book to any dy who is w' ing to work harder than I have. 86. I, Becky Mitchell, being of questionable health and mentality, will to my little Q3 brother, Aim some friends as wonderful as those I've hfid in my senior year and also my position as club editor of the annua . 87. I, Barbara Morgan, do hereby will my easy schedule to any up- rising Junior who loves to loaf. 88. I, Patsy Mullis, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my superlative, Friendliest, and Miss Hi Miss to my sister Gloria, in hopes that she will be as proud of them as I am. 89. I, ' lis, being of sorry mind and weak body do hereby W? .my seat in Miss Yelvington's French class to anybody who will ta e it. 90. I, Glenda Neal, leave my superlative, Most Talented tcbdodi Rush and hope she will be as proud of it as I am, and to Linda hite I leave my love for jokes. 91. I, Mayme Jo Parr, will my ability to be a Senior high cheerleader to Nancy Jenkins and Helen Williams. 92. I, Joy Pope, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my seat in Mrs. Rhodes English class to my sister Charlotte in '62 anddto my brother Gary in '76, in hopes that dear old H.H.S. will be stan ing. 93. I, Sudie Porter being of sound mind, do hereby will my seat on the back row in Senior Choir to Margaret Jenkins. 94. I, Marlggret Pressley, being of sound mind, do hereby will my superlative, ost Cons1derate, to Terry Ballew and my position as majorette to my sister Charlotte. 95. I, Barbara Pridgen, being of sound mind and body, I think, hereby will my seat in Miss Chand1er's D.E. class to my sister Sandra in hopes that she will make more use of it than I did. 96. I Tommy Pendleton, will my seat in Miss Watson's room to Gilbert I-Treeman. .97. I, Sue Raley, being very weak in body but very strong in mind will to Marlyn Jones my brain, because she deserves to have it. 98. I, Bill Russell, will my haircut to any Junior with a flat head. 99. I, Daron Robinson, will my front row seat in En lish Period 4, to Beverly Robey, and hope she enjoys it as much as I did. .100. I, Anita Rudisill, being of sound mind and body, do hereby fvalld my seat in G. O. P. to Argele Raines, who can fill it better than I u 101. I, Tommy Ramsey, in weak mind and sound body, hereby will my 2:30 A.M. seat to any oncoming Senior to write his research theme. 102. I,.Frances Royster, do hereby will my ability to go to all the latest parties and still keep up with my home work to Linda, Beverly, Rainey Lee, and Rita. 103. I, Keith Scruggs, leave my seat in Bible 2, to anyone who has the ability to make an A and a 1 on conduct. 104. I, Da l Shav will my superlative Most Dependable, to Albert Blac . .l05. We, Keith Scruggs, Phil Edwards, Paul Frazier, Carl le Smith, B111 Russell, Faison Pickard, and Jimmy Beck, leave Home Room 210 to Mr. Brigman's new home room. 106. I, Carlile Smith, will my ability to sit in Miss Watson's Math classes and loo intelligent while day-dreaming, to any deserving Junior. 107. I, Barry Sullivan, will my old English themes to Robert Jenkins, knowing that he will need them. 108. I Frankie Simmons, will my ability to ass English 12 Cif I doJ, to Sylvia Williams and my seat in D. E. II to anyone who will take the course. 109. I, Barbara Jeanne Smith, leave to mly sister, Jackie, my favorite chair in the Visual Aids Office and the uck to ave Miss Watson for Math for three years in succession. 110. I, Betty Suddreth, do hereby will my ability to wreck cars to anyone who has lots of insurance. 111. I, Patricia Simpson, hereby will my albility to stay in Shorthand for two years without ailing and without giving up hope, to any Junior who wil be a second year shorthand student. 112. I, Charlie Seawell will to Donnie Williams my seat in Miss Yelvington's second year Erench class, and also the novels tn case he can't a ford them. 113. I, Larry Skidmore, leave my seat in Senior English to Charles Eason, in hopes that he will warm it better than I did. 114. I, Linda Stewart, do herelibyi leave my ability to anyone who can change from Myers Park to arding the week of the Harding- Myers Park game and survive. 115. I, Carolyn Sweezyl, hereby will to my deserving sister, Sybil Sweezy, my position in S orthand I. Good luck, Mrs. Smith! 116. I, Kathryn Skinnell, will my well-beloved days at Harding to my brother, Jim Drye, and my position as treasurer of the Ban , to Dawn McCallum. 117. I, George Stratton, being of sound mind and body, hereby will Wy oalbility to make noise in Chemistry, and get away with it, to Steve o row. 118. I, Jim Short being of sound mind CPD do hereby will my place in iety to my beloved sister, Beverly. 119. I, E-:anette Scarborough, being of sound mind and body do hereby will my asketball Uniform to anyone who can wear it. 120. I, Phoebe Stroupe, being sound, do hereby will my superlative, Best Looking, to Saundra Harris, and my position as Head Cheerleader to anyone of the three remaining Cheerleaders. Good luck! 121. I, DeVera Taylor, do hereby will my superlative Wittiest, to Linda White in hopes that she will live up to it as I have tried to. I also will my position as advertising manager of the ACORN to Edward Aycoth in hopes that he doesn't mind hard work. 122. I, Pat Taylor, do hereby will my ability to get a place in the lunch line to my cousin, Lawrence Currie. 123. I, Wilton Tiller, being of sound mind CPD and body will my iibiillity to lose at the drag races to anyone who has better luck than 0. 124.IW lhgmsnn be' ofpoorbaslrtballllilifydhreb will my seagglihe 'iisketball to Dean HEIIDI. l ,O e y .125. I, Phyllis Taylor, being of strong body and weak mind, hereby will my seat in Miss Henderson's homeroom to any 8th grader who can make as much noise as I have and still make a 2 on conduct. 126. I, Pat Thomton, being of sound mind and body'-KSU, do hereby will my toothpicks for eye-openers to Kay Chick She ' 1, and Argele Tweetie Raines. 127. I, Robert Waters, do hereby will my tennis shoes and gym socks to Judy Whiten, and also my typing seat on the first row to anybody who doesn't have sticky fingers. 128. We, Connie Wilson and Pat Williams, do hereby will our basketball un da Heavner and Beth Mayhew in hopes that theywillput them to good use. 129. I, Annette Wright, will my place in Homeroom 210 to anyone who can stand it. 130: I, ' ' n will my position as advertising manaiger of the Hz-Lites to G en a eavner, and my superlative, Most Depen able, to my sister, Nookie. 131. I, Jerry Workman, being of sound mind C? and body, do hereby will all my Judo books to Gene Bakery my aucer books to Charles Willingham, and my Swastika to Dan Huf stet er. 132. I, Bill Ward, being of sound mind CPD eagerly will my seat in 208 to any poor soul that wants it. U 133. I, Pat Williams do hereby will my love for Harding to my sisters, Mary, Helen Carlas, and Harriet' and my ability of safe driving to Nancy Elliott and Vickie and Vivian Christenbury. -134, I, Pam Worley bein of half-sound mind and body, do hereby will my superlative, Best AR Round, to Beth Mayhew. 135. I, Tony Young, will my seat in Mrs. Rhodes English 12 to Linda Young. 136. We, Becky, Connie, Phoebe, Annette, Pat, Trilly, and Peggy, glohheregyi will our lunch table to any upcoming seniors who eat lunch t pen . 137. We Janet Gardner Jerrie Kollar, and Anita Rudisill, bein of sound mind and body do hereby will our ability to bother Mrs. Pgick- lioelffercaltgdj Mrs. Ho lingsworth, to Betty Wicker, Helen Williams, and ac ie 1 n. 138. We, Sara Bunn Sue Raley, Jerrie Kollar, Janet Gardner, and De Vera Taylor do hereby will our good times at the beach and at con- ventions to next year's Library Club members. 139. We, Trilly Simpson and Phoebe Stroupe, do hereby will our ability to have G. O. P. for 3 periods and still not get into any trouble, to anyone who is willing to try it. Page Ninetyrfive SENIGR CLASS PCJEM lzaeh ol us stantls helore a door lieyontl is a great new worltl to exploreg X'Vhat cloes this worlcl ol' the liuture hold? None ol' us ltnowg nor ean we he told. llut let us now pauseg let us stay, lo east a glanee lmaelt along the way VVL' have come claws ol' satlness, lirienclship, worlt. lun, glaclness. VVe look in on the lun-l'illecl clanees, The gaiely niinglecl with serious romances. VVL' thrill again as we rememher lhat liirst hall game played in September. lhere are the eheerleaclers leatling the Cheersg Remember those who shared each clay, VVhose friendship brightened all our way? 'lhey listened patiently to our resolutions, Rejoieecl when our prohlems found solutions. .Xre our lives now moulded, our characters strong I lave we learned ol' life, the right and the wrong Can we ermliclently step heyoncl our door, Saying, VVe are really For whatever's in storeu? Yes, we are stepping through this open tloorg Anal pausing for only one moment more, XVe mingle our tears and our thanks in good-hye 'l'o our treasured Alma Mater-l larglrnmg High. X. V xx llere the new lrnperatores are wiping their tears. I liemeinher the clay when the annuals Caine ,Xml how hartl we triecl to get everyoneis name? NCHA' VC Page Niuetyfsix MASCOTS lDONNlE ClA'I'ES RUSEAIOND Avtsns N JUNIOR MARSHALS Cflzief .Unrxluzl ASSiSlllHf Cwllivfv Bmiwm llfxm' Sus,xN Mcilwu lhlr, XI1'I'c'Hh1l. Puu.1.w Nmmmx IDIENNIS SIXIITII Iuxlxlx' I A-ul on S1 1 xx XX onmuxw w N , .4 4 Q90- -.1-f ' s A '. --sf' EJ wauilwnsi bs...- '5 2 noi ,X A , fy H 4 sf-A ' ' H Page One Hundred WM .jwlarfng BETTY ELLIOTT Qi iron ueen PHOEBE STROUPE k . . V ,QM ZW 0 I.-E v. lilgsiw if . 'fiQ'f'X5kf2fX?: . 1 - -ii? . X f, A 50. , X S: :. XX Q xg. E 5 5 Q X -W ...X S Q, ..h 5 .,... X unior eaufg SANDRA IIARRIS NSW .. www-f.,W 562 1 3 . x W X R A ik QW w'M 'F if I X -'-' -1-... . 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Page One Hundred Seventeen ffwj W ,WM 1 if M V fy yi y 1335 ffflffgfillzflflv C. H. STOGNER dll My I LA, ,gf CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER A .goi5e 'gil Morehead ' H V ED - V11 Q ED 4-3761 0 Remodelmg and Additions ljlla fi! Free Estimating ' ro gli' inf' ' NAVIRISQ KATIUIEIRIN Phone rn 6-5889 W f J a I .W A if f X' JU, If lgjffrlgg-yVL 1 M , ff fl' Farm Machinery Auction Sales Wig' l QA yy, HE IIACORNII SNACK SHOP 2nd and 4th Fridays of Each Month if ,Vip Au.is-CHALMERS, NEW HOLLAND, DU, ,1 HOT SANDWICHES, DRINKS, AND NEW IDEA, MAYTAG, AND DE LAVAL M 1' ,CE CREAM FARMERS TWIN: W Meet Your Friends At The Acor 116 Irwin Avenue Mt. Holly Road - Charlotte, N. C. EX 9-6111 WILLIAMS ESSO SERVICE Ph ne ED 2-9520 800 West Trade NORMAN'S MARKET 2843 Rozzell's Ferry Road Day ED 2-4763 Night EX 9-8026 REA MILLER TV 8. APPLIANCES Sixteen Years Service Experience Televisions-Home 6 Automobile Radios 1226 West Morehead Charlotte, N. C. ALLSTYLE FURNITURE C0. New-Used-Antique Furniture Tel. ED 2-6712 114 N. Colleg CHARLOTTE, N. C. I O e Hundred Eightee BURKE'S ESSO C0lE'S BARBER SHOP 424 S. Church Street BARBERS J. B. Klser Freedom Drive At Tuckaseege Road I Leslie Kelly EX 2-1525 J. l-l. Cole 05441 CHADWICK AUTOMATIC 5 Ii IAUNDRY, INC. 9 g 111 S. Dwelle Street 'ic ,Q 415 22 Bendix Washers Carroll Aligning Service 614 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. obert Carroll Phone ED 4-7251 3 Extractors 3 Gas Driers 10 Years Experience Mlm lm the morn ng - -- puck-up lotc oftorrmoorl Carolina Concrete Pipe Div. American Marietta Co. 3701 Hutchison Avenue Phone ED 2-8874 BIGGERS BROTHERS, INC. 2800 South Boulevard Phone JA 3-1121 CHARLOTTE, N. C. It always pays to buy the best PURCEll'S 208 North Tryon Street FORMALS FOR ALL OCCASIONS lYERlY COTTON CO. coT'roN MERCHANTS Tom Crow Otho J Lyerly CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Nineteen L l ' 'KT , ,J 1 ,A I ul L P ' 'C A I If -L vb ' ' ll . EL , Nil p p H 2. lf A 'v l O f ' ' r :lv I . ,k5t1lLplNG lQAJl'EIll1LS ,GN Q 7 37 L, ,lip J ly fw'ft,q zia GREENE H., IS I I1 , ' N L-L Mrhjj P DE5 H ,L Q5 NEW AND ussn CARS I J ll' ll A l I r' X Q 'bmurdw .e pal spkfaialwf 2702 Wilkinson Blvd. EX 9-9421 V Ulvhlne FR 6Fl3E7Ilul' '2199 Huyhason Ave. 'jill' in oHARLo,'TE,NoLR1jrlCAQQLlNA be -. 'I 1 l . - v' 1 ' A - , W CHARLOTTE, N. c. A l l V -N , , I A fx f 4, - l v C R, fy' r ' ' . Au 5 ,4 Tj XT M L r 'Tr lulu I L L ly 1 L s J UM C' feb I N J 'Vg 'LE F LFJQT1 M ly lv lr llv l lr qj' L - t , l , , V ,, l 'x X I l I ! J .- J 14 41808 KJzeH,s Ferry Road FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES . bl 1 It fl ll J f Af Five Points 730 West Trade Street V 4, WN.. LV 5 Helephone FR 5-2585 Phone ED 4-6791 so ' J ' x, 5' . n fl, U , J NNY l 'lf' ROGERS' GARAGE McEWEN FUNERAL SERVICE, INC. L4 V 2I7 West 24th Street Charlotte 6, North Carolina Telephone FR 5-l036 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone ED 4-6421 727 E. Morehead R. and W. ClEANERS Home of Velvatone Cleaning 3406 Tuckaseege Road Pick-up and Delivery BRAKE SERVICE C0. 2709 North Tryon Street Puge One Hundred Twenty D W' Xl 'Fr -' TXW bwbfyg TW VV oliliwl ,lf MW, i FV 311130 W 'f , ' Nl Tl' WL lEE'S TRUCK STOP E ,ii was H Md Company IL J V MI. 1601 N. Tryon Street sljjrxx X 4 l NW 1 1 CHARLOTTE, N. C. VJWRW UW T M WH, LESALE GROCERS J VL lf if U :Ames Toon STORE 411 South College St t Ph Ex 3-0112 2124 Green Boulevard Ph ex 98431 ARMATURE WINDING COMPANY 1001 West First Street CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Thru High School . . . Thru College . . . Thru Life . . . The Upon Kilohon 'S C ii'iE'll 1318 d W. Morcheo P One H und reefingfi fo fhe .gzniord 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 Cod 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 One Hundred I' ty-two ongrafufafion fo fAe Cfaaa 0 N59 Page One Hundred Twenty-three W www 'LII IINIIWH 4 M If U X W W Wf CwWIWfJ MI IWW IW! IWIWKW .I W' III? X .. PH NE FR -2 97 MWjjM.4., AVi CHARLO W SERVICE Cr INSTALLATION GAS PUMPS AIR COMPRESSORS AUTO LIFTS AND UNDERGROUND TANKS COBLE DAIRY PRODUCT COOP., INC. 2504 N. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. ne R 5-8 PLANTATION GRILL 2426 West Morehead ag One Hundred Twent -fow PROUD OF YOU X if , LJ IEI we ' QD, PROUD TOSERVE YOU REECE BAKER AUTO MART CAREFULLY SELECTED CARS Bus. FR 5-3469-Phones-Home EX 9-1624 Reece Boker, Owner 1201 West Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Motor Tune up and Complete Service SIGMON'S SERVICE CENTER 1329 W. Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. UNION NATIONAL BANK . I O. J -mv.. q.m,,.,, arf 4, nc. CASH 5' CARRY - PICK-UP 6' DELIVERY NIORETZ COAL CO. Quality Coal For Less MAIN PLANT 727 North Graham St. Phone ED 4-5196 Phone EX 9-8831 P'CK'U 5TAT'0N 625 sem sum 2122 Hutchison Avenue Phone FR 6-6101 Page One Hundred Twenty-five x UVA I I I X I. 41:1 ' , 1.1-X-Eur- J ff w. :Site ,X I ' ' I xl' yiyili f' ,l P, ' ,ffffx I' 1 L! I 1 ZXXIZI f' X f -II THE GREATER For Over 64 Years . . . DJ our Home of Better Values Tw Tye ff 0 IC IAUNDRY, INC. I QORI I-IOMEECIN I NG M QT mf omwrnz I E 'V I26 WEST TRADE STREET K PSM ED 3-7II3 Pneumofil Corporolion CHARLOTTE, N- C. Iglllldll , fwfiyffffiffffif fig Q? QW? Mfr QQ I wx My , K X f M K I ff, I 0 ' K 3, N621 ' ,::: -4. Ng - , ,. ,em ' ,, f ' . WW 4 '. My fig Ill r fl! f lg! ! - I .arf-:f 0 1 Q I 3 's::'s5::g ' l ' 1 ,1. kr u ' . 1' , A - 51-.,:g: .- M45 mx N .A X 1 X mx -7 f' J' ' TI E , ' . ,gif ' kills? Vi A twiki, jx 1' lc l'L ' . , f f ' I SOUTHE S RN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPAN Page One Hundred Twenty-seven lf , WI 'WOOM6 WMWWMOMMQW . 'fp ' O, XWWMW O JM! W W3 JWWAM VDFW ff Jpbpw fhwf YW IiiQ!L?HHSWmy W5Q W O 7 Mn mms, ln. W WW WX, ' E 4WW4 IWMOUFHCTURERS or BLHDKETS WW' My yd LVM W CHARLOTTE, N c SPRAY N c FW W mm HARDWARE C0 MCClURE mmm comPANv L b 4 B Id g M I AIQY Ngb THROWERS SUNOCO STATION fy7 'a.,va.:-vd, .f f I QQ!!-4,4 . fbU46, VW, .4465 l pd L-AJ , Telephone FR 5-6085 1, Telephone FR 5-6086 'ffefvvif' - P' S' gg, : , ALCJL. ' J Lf I . f-7 . C ,Taj M -1522: 4.1, -11.6 g7g2Q, -my 54+ I , BROllllNfS MO OR COMPANY I .,..,1,..L k , Zio w?.ei.4.fai..,aefl,f!g ff -' X, PARTS, sALEs, AND sERvlcE A I V I lAe f 'L 4 b , tc .Le .. , fbi-rkgdvn K1 K 'JJ 'Lx FLY!! C:-ALL x V41 - . J . W A l gbepgwnwn A. Mongum, Owner 'S I CHARLOTTE, N. c. ' 'f' . ,F 'L4'4'LJ +.4l,c1,4f-L,- J' N' A-'zffvefqi' ff 1 W, .toy 'S -e-ggfuzf THE CASUAL SHOP Where Teenagers meet while shopping for Those Wonderfully Casual Clothes. Providence Village P. C. GODFREY, INC. PLUMBING-HEATING AIR CONDITIONING I8I6 Rozzell's Ferry Road FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES HARRY'S SUPER SUNDRIES 2724 Remount Road Quality T.V. and Radio Service T.V. Sales 6 Service Owned by Donold Metcalf I4I7 W. Trade St. Phone FR 7-3230 Page One Hundred Twentv-ni Xfieflf' Ph eH,9532J6 Hoovgyr B . ly dad' I j wr a ed i' er 6' el il-K sene- ry ods Czlllljpy , Supplies ll K Neely's Esso Service Station 3401 Tuckaseege Road Phone EX 9-9238 We Specialize in Washing, Esso Lubrication Polishing, Waxing, Wheel Balancing and Brake Service . gl NEELY'S ACRES ON THRIFT ROAD Restricted Lots For Sole on Easy Terms 3 lblffgtg' Roy Ch u Phone EX 9-9238 my 1 - J A 'C e er To Those Who Care Q I For Your Daily Needs-Your-Friendly Carolina Auto Upholsteyyfo. J fl' fW fj ' S 'l5i J I . Tailored Seat Covers 6 Convertible Tops A. C, Collins P, W, Telephone ED 2-3998 8 L 8, ii,- f 5lcC0 11' 5 815648 4-My . ' 1, - L ic X, 'T1121 Westmade sneer W. M0l'eheCd vu V l ip' I N' C' if-V' ' CHARLOTTE, N. c. 'J 1 , VW- ' .j Q X , , 5'-'. ' 4 'K T ' 1' V1 MERITA 6RIll 1323 W. Trade Street Phone FR 5-9691 vin VD BlZZEll'S PHARMACY 3300 Tuckaseege Road Phone EX 9-7491 BOYD NASH USED CARS T H E H I C K 0 R Y l-l. Boyd Nash Carl C. Allison H 0 U S E Tel. FR 6-1162 819 w. mae 1837 TW' RW' so 3-3985 GOOD USED CARS CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Thirty CJ X V A QQ O if Q5 9 -ff Zfif gif- ' 2 ' es- Cf ggi? - 55 FLOWERS' sunoco SERVICE S02 f 'ffh ,fin 3-42- QE-Reich Service cells-FR 5-9260 QQJEQ High Test at Regular Price 1: me-szrgrizsrrzzsregrs u e, 'f,, ,f AR 15? 933 weer Trede sr. C? ,L CHARLOTTE, N. c. X c -' - E, .c. ge? 9 1 4 5 E fl ai? I N Y 'V 47 , I , 1 'ig' For Better Foods CRANE FOOD Z Charcoal Steaks-Seafoods-Italian Dishes .6 6 2 GR Ries nmrrwoou RESTAURANT FQQQQHCOUQLSQPSQJQSQE 3309 walkarreerr Blvd. I Wd D 1 Charlotte, North Carolina CITY i e e New 308 s. Cedar Phone ED 2-9417 W Tel. EXpress 9-1026 BP ! , Dbl XX BETTER BUILT Hom av W is SW My ewfvgigielmff NJN m V TWMTLBW Q Q, U M40 euelre Ferry Road 1 JXMEPUKBI airy! ice ranc ice F - v ff or T 3 I N M A l,L4i1ii1WQBi COMPANY Q xl V3 Off D71-B hg 2529 9 T ,T 9 WQWT We-ff fig THOMAS lUNCH U T , CAROLINA cHlNA The Best Sandwiches in Town J. B, Pope, Owner 1004 S. Mint Street ED 2-9336 MARKET The Carolinas' Largest Tropical Fish Dealer Page One Hundred Tl up JMM Jw l Wllllll Mffij My if fffflflcpff ,yilfip M 1PlV1f3JlJ'rA SS l American Maui? 4 l l . ,V f Char My W M7 E M , M jgzridf ju , M ' W 1506 S. Boulevard Phone so 3-4177 0 S AI h l MW l t e New 5 Flowers For All Occasions in Fashion ll Rent your formal from us A in our 1, Young Third Floor FULL DRESS TUXEDOS DINNER IACKETS SIWOPS cuTAwAY, SHIRTS 'V J TIES, LINKS Er STUDS ,Ffa K 1153 SUSPENDERS a SHOES Students Eat Lunch With Us At COIIDl R'S SDDA SIIUP AIR-CONDITIONED Soft Drinks-Milk Shakes-Sandwiches Hot Dogs-Hamburgers-Cheeseburgers A Friendly P lace Where Students Meet Page One Hundred Thir ry-:wo First in Quality-Fairest in Prices Refreshing remembrance Fastest in Service I AUTQGRAPI-is EAA Age ,fi M Wifi FllGEl'S UNIFORM COMPANY Sruurlac, 207 E. Trade Street Cf! 'HZBR , , My CHARLOTTE, N. c. 'J ' 7 Sig I ' TA - 1 Paul Flrgel EDison 3-9233 T R .1 Y f 4,9-ov f-X my lg- Q Myf- may E lx f A BUIlDER'S HARDWARE - COMPANY - it 912 W. Trade St. Phone ED 2-8163 - Harding Vicinity GENERAL HARDWARE KAY JEWELRY CHARLOTTE SPORTING COMPANY GOODS COMPANY ir Always on the Square 5P0ff5 Equipmenf fo' Every Purpose 'A' AmefiC2'S Leading IGWGUGYS 314 s. Tryon sr. Phone ED 3-oeoo For Over Forty-one Years HARRIS-HART CLOTHING COMPANY 1533 South Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Thirty-thre K , nl l 1..- If I If I , . I ffbl Y AIWIITN DYLCIHI LCLIPAVI LION ... 'I . I . i4.,g. WINDY HILL BEACH, S. C. FUN AND RECREATION FOR EVERYONE BUTLER SEAFOODS Charlotte Fish 8. Oyster Co 919 S. McDowell Street 300 East Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C. LEONARD 8. NICHOLSON ROYAL TIRE SERVICE DISTRIBUTOR U. S. ROYAL PRODUCTS 2325 N. Tryon Street 6th at Graham Street dred T hirty-four Park-Shop 5 Save Where Everything Is Sold For Less on Independence Blvd. .lACK'S BARBER SHOP WESTOVER DRIVE-IN lt Pays To Look Well 1540 W. Blvd. G Remount Road BEATY'S ESSO Phone JA 3-2197 D'MAR COLLEGE W GW or BEAUTY culruns, mc. 228V2 North Tryon St. Tops on your Dial ED 4-9272 Night and Day The South's Newest and Finest Beauty College Page One Hundred Thirty-f Xxec , 1 . I' C W . aa ,' ,.-A ls JA L' X NVD' up LN Y' LJ- ' 'fn ,yy ll GOLRDUISL AMOCO V if 1 .V ' V COMPL E cAR SERVICE t' .P W ,st A yy F l af if if Q 'ffl' - Qi' ' f V LV 1- nk 'I ND-'L V C4 pdl I -1 -- J 1 , ' 'l ff, ' Mx! f , ,I fl. U l Bully C5OfdOn,r.Agp ff A f -L W 1 L ,sf ,F 7-9277 4 J ', orner W. B v . and uman Ave. I ft U , wy c ld Sh ' l v .lf fl , 2 fc cufiuojrg, N. c. 1 -Vx lf' IJ kj' vm If J J 2 0 I-lAvNER's user: CARS CLEAN NORTHERN CARS 3236 RozzeIl's Ferry Road FR 5-4084 CHARLOTTE, N. C. KISER DRUG COMPANY Wilkinson Blvd., Pineville Road, and Eastway Drive THERREll'S HARDWARE Electrical Appliances, Paints, Seeds, Household Supplies, Sporting Goods, and Toys Phone ED Z-4371 l8lO RozzeIl's Ferry Road HOWEll'S ESSO SERVICE STATION 427 N. Graham Street ED 2-9558 You will be pleased with our service TOMLINSON ENGINEERING COMPANY I622 W. Morehead Street Page One Hundred Thirty-six CHARLOTTE FURNITURE GALLERIES 2541 Wilkinson Boulevard EX 9-8344 CHARLOTTE, N. C. STANDARD CRANKSHAFT 8. HYDRAULIC CO., INC. II7 Southside Drive CHARLOTTE, N. C. KRISPY-KREME 900 W. Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. I42l E RENT FORMAL WEAR FROM BEN G. TUBEL Ladies' and Men's Tailor Phone EDison 3-5888 ast Morehead St. Charlotte 3, N. C. Becky Bollinger jerry Whitson Camelia james joe Harmon GLENWOOD AMOCO 2627 Tuckaseege Road EX 9-9227 We Specialize in Washing, Amoco Lubrication, Polishing, Waxing, and Brake Service Page One Hundred Thirty-seven 2401 W. Morehead St. Phone EDison 2-1132 C. W. KIRKLAND C0. PLASTERING coNTRAcToRs P. O. Box 3311 CHARLOTTE 3, N. C. PEELE'S FLORIST 3221 Wilkinson Boulevard EX 2-1702 Jordan-Morris Distributing Co. 620 Atando Ave. Phone ED 3-0541 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Automotive Parts and Equipment Owners' Sterling Jordon- -H. T. Morris BATTERY SPECIALISTS Delco Batteries-Gould Batteries Chesapeake Paper Stock Co., Inc. Telephone EDison 3-9512 701 West Fifth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. WASTE PAPER LITTLE ROCK LUNCH 1537 Camden Road Romos White Farm 8. Industrial Equipment Co. Your Ford Tractor Dealer MAXINE'S BEAUTY SALON 3127 Tuckaseege Road Maxine James, Owner Phone EX 2-1422 PUCKETT BROS., INC. Complete TEXACO Service FUEL OIL-KEROSENE Wholesale and Retail 1100 W. Trade St. Phone FR 7-2074 Page One llundrcrl Thirty-eight Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation CITY SAVINGS BANK 120 East Third Street CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Phone FRanklin 5-4441 Phone ED 4-4805-ED 3-7212 Moore's Sewing Machines Furniture 8 Appliances NEW Cr USED SEWING MACHINES BOUGHT, SOLD Cr REPAIRED Next Door To The Y,W.C,A. CAROLINA TRANSFER 8. STORAGE CO. Moving-Packing-Storing Bonded Fire-Proof Warehouses Furniture Storage-Merchandise Storage Telephone EDison 2-5131 1230 W. Morehead Street 404 E. Trade St. Charlotte, N. C. CHARLOTTE 8, N. C. BARRETT INDUSTRIAL E7 FLINTKOTE RESIDENTIAL BONDED BUILT-UP ROOFS SHEET METAL RE-ROOFING Subsidiary of Tucker-Kirby Company INTERSTATE IIIIIITIIIIS Si ASPHAIT CIIMPAIIIT, INII. 520 West Palmer Street - P. O. Box 1086 CHARLOTTE 1, NORTH CAROLINA Phone FR 5-8447 TUCKER-KIRBY COMPANY Fuel Oil-Building Material-Coal Home of T-K Service since 1920 Corner West Palmer St. at Southern Railroad Phone FR 6-1585 MElTON'S HARDWARE Sporting Goods-Paints-Gen. Hardware 2500 Freedom Drive Charlotte 8, N. C. EX 2-2132 Page One Hundred Thirty-nine 1'o-I-N'- ' . . U a,q,,,o-1.-x21 1 -1-Q ic' Ls:-41 A-A ' SG 4. cf o 3 . - fa.4,uC1C!- '-'- MMA 4-JM QU 55' Cam' 'U S45 XM. . W 'z Q QT xxibxw ,JAX X! W A 1 9 t A , 5 W i ' ,V ' xxvwil ,NQXFN U JAG Q if new 1 , 'xbx ' W0 4 3 Q .gurabxj 2 x9 KMVQNQ '3 Q . - ' , V . ' 'wwfikf Lvcm Mffi, - R 1 Nagy Q5,W,,Xw6sQ 9. A Q, Q X N' lk-Wx Nc LL . X -X ilikxk' NLM.. ivy! s J , ww Qygigux QLMXUWQQ5 Qpwgd Q4 41.2 1 K' kxgmx - X Y U wigs. x, M, mow-Q gm WLM QV WLM! Tx . 55 C.Q.,N TMLK '25 ilwwv Wiimifwm WM W ww' Q GX MUQKLMQWW My QMJQMM I lllll INDEX Allstyle Furniture Company ....... 3 .. . v.. 3 3 American Beauty Florist u,u.,.rrrrrr,rr Armature Winding Company eeeeeee Baker, Reese Auto Mart u,eeeee,,ee Beaty's Esso .,..rr,rArrruuvueerurrrrrrrreru Belk s ..........e,..e,,Me, 3 eeeeeeee.eeeeeee,eeeeeeeeeeee Biggers Brothers, Incorporated 3 rrrrr B1zzell's Pharmacy rr.,rr,,rrrrrrrrr 3 rrrrrrr Boyd Nash Used Cars . ...ss.,,sss.s 3 Brake Service Company r.., ss,. Brownfs Motor 'Company ,... ,..,. Brumfield Studio ssssssssss 3 ssssssssssv.r... Builder's Hardware Company 3 rrrrs 33 Bumgardner's Produce r.s.se.se.ss.,,.e Burke's Esso ,..,sssssse...,. .3 s.se,sss .. .,,v,es.... 3 Butler Seafood sssssessseesses,se,.,eeesseeeB .3 ...B 3 Carolina Auto Upholstery Company Carolina Concrete Pipe Division ,,rrrr Carolina China Market rrrrrrrr,.rrrrrrrrrrrr Carolina Transfer 8: Storage Co. r,r,r 3 Carroll Aligning Service rrrrrrrrrvrrrrrrrrr Chadwick Automatic Laundry, Inc. Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Charlotte Fish 8: Oyster Co. .,..lls,s,llsss. ,vl,-.. 3 Furniture Galleries .,.,, 3 ..,.rrrrr 3 rrrrrrl Oil Equipment 8: Welders llrrrr Sporting Goods Co. .i,..,....,..,l.l l.el... 3 Chesapeake Paper Stock Co. rr.rrr.r 33 City Savings Bank rrr.r,,,r,rr,rrrrrrrrrrrrr,, Clark's Department Store ,.,..........,... Cline's Esso Servicenter llllllllllllla,,.,.. Coble Dairy Products Cooperative 3- Coca-Cola r,r..r....l.......,..,rr., 1 .r.r,rrrr,r,,r.rrr.r Cole's Barber Shop .,........v..........,..,, Conder's Soda Shop .rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr, Crane Food Store rrr, 3 rrr,rrrrrrrrr,W,rr.... Delph Hardware 8: Specialty Co. ......... ...... - D'Mar College of Beauty Culture, Inc. 3 ll,,.lv. Domestic Laundry, Inc. ....rrl.,v..lrlrl....,.,l rrlilrl 3 Driftwood Restaurant l.,,rr.,lrrrl.,lrr.,lrrr. Duke Power l.l.rl.....i.,r....,r Edwards, Walt Used Cars .... .......r, Ervin Construction Co. llllrrllllrl,,llrllr Farm 8: Industrial Equipment Co. l.., . First Union National Bank l,llrrrllrrr Fl1gel's Uniform ....,,......,.,..,r,.,,,,..., Flowers Sunoco Service .,.vrlv. Glenwood Amoco ...........lv. Godfrey, P. C., Inc. 33 lrrr 33 rrrrrrr Godley Twine 8: Supply Co. fff, 3 Gordon's Amoco ,.,...,,rrrrrrrr 3 rrrr 3 Greene, Zeb Used Cars ....,,. Harris-Hart Clothing Co. rrrrrr Harris Super Markets rrrrrrrrr Harry's Super Sundries ....rrr Hart s Cleaners f,.rlr.fr.rrfffrr Havner's Used Cars ..,. 3 r,.,.,,firrrrrrrlfr,.,.,.l,r rrrr,., 3 Hickory House: ,rrrrrrrrr rrrrrrrrrrrrr,.----.,,e,rrc 3 err,, 3 ,,,r, 3 Hoover Brothers Supply 8: Hardware ,rrr 3 rrrrrr Hotpoint Howell s Esso ..r,rr,rrrrrrrrr 3 rrrr, 3 ,,,,,s,,,,sss,,,,,r r,rr- 3 33 Interstate Roofing 8: Asphalt Co, ,---rr,A r,v,,d, 3 Ivey's .... ll.rr.rrrrrvr,rvrr-.rr,,,s,,,,,e,,,,,M,,AAr,v 3 Jack's Barber Shop ....lr ADVERTISEMENTS 118 James Food Store 3 132 Jordon-Morris Distributing Co. 121 Kay Jewelers ..,, 3 lvl, 3 .3 Kirkland, C. W. Co. .3 Kiser Drug Co. ,rrlrlrlr 3 Krispy Kreme ,...1 33 Lance rffrrrfr 33 lrfrev... 33 Leaksville Woolen Mills, Inc. Little Hardware Co. 3 33 Little Rock Lunch 33 Lyerly Cotton Co. lrr, McClure Lumber Co. 3 125 135 126 119 130 Lee's Truck Stop 3 3 3 129 115 133 120 119 McConnell's 5 8: 10 3 33 3 134 McEwen Funeral Service Maxine's Beauty Salon ...S Melton's Hardware ,rvr 3 rrlr 3 rrrl Merita Grill 3 3 Miller, Rea 8: Appliance Repair 3 .3 Modern Sundries ..,, 1r,rf::er,v Montaldo s ....,f ,,ff.fr..ff.,rr..f:..1, :f.,. 3 Moore's Sewing Center 3 33 Morehead Bowling Center .. 3 . Moretz Coal Co. .,r,M,rrrr3 rrrrrrrr 3 Neely's Esso .rr.,...,.1...,. Norman's Market r,,, l,r,s,r,l, Observer Printing House .f.,, Open Kitchen ....,...r, 3 rrrr ,,-,,,, Oriental Restaurant ....33..,.,.r,r. 130 119 131 139 119 119 134 137 124 National Welders Supply rrr.r 139 135 117 124 133 119 132 131 Parent-Teacher Association rrr.::rr Peele's Florist .,,,,s,,, 3 3 ,,,,, , cAM,3cc3A, 3 Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. ...O 120 Plantation Grill r,.,33r,3. 135 Pneumafil Corp. .,.,, ,,,, 3 126 Puckett Brothers, Inc. rrrr 3 Purcell's ...,33rrrr,3,.,, 3 ,3,33:3r 131 125 Quality T.v. :,,,:3 3 117 Roger's Garage rrrr 131 Royal Tire Co. r.1. 3 .,33 3 138 R. 8: W. Cleaners ..3. .3 3- 125 Sedgefield Hardware, Inc. ,..3 3. Sigmon's Service Center . ...33.333 ,.,333 3 33333333333,..33 3 3. Singleton Body Works 137 Southern Bell Telephone 8: Telegraph Co. ....... 3 129 Stafford's Drive-In 3333 3333333.,3. .3., 33..,,,,. 3 . 3 3 118 Standard Crankshaft 3... 3 3 3. 136 C. H. Stogner Contractor 8: Builder .... .3 120 The Acorn Snack Shop 3 3 ,,3,3 3 333,33.... The Casual Shop 333333333, .... 3 . ....,. 3 Therrell's Hardware 3 .3.333 Thomas 8: Howard l3.3 33 133 116 Thomas Lunch .... 3 3.333 M333 3 136 Thrower's Sunoco 3333 33 3. 333..3 3. 130 Tomlinson Engineering 130 Tubel, Ben ..3333333 3333. ..3.33 3 3 33 116 Tucker-Kirby Co. 33333 3 3333 3 3..3 3333 3 3... 3 136 W G I V ..3. 3 3.33 3 333333...3 .3 33333 3.33 3 3333.33 33333 3333 3 3 3 139 Wesley Heights Beauty Parlor 8: Barber Shop 123 Westover Drive-In 33333 ....3333333.33333.33333333 3 33333333, -, Williams Esso 3333333333 3333.3333333333 3333333333333333,3333-33-,3 135 Windy Hill Pavilion 33333.. 121 138 133 138 136 137 117 128 121 128 138 119 128 130 120 138 139 130 118 120 132 139 118 125 117 130 118 140 121 126 122 138 117 124 126 138 119 129 120 134 120 117 125 131 127 117 137 118 118 129 136 121 131 128 136 137 139 135 117 135 118 134 Page One Hundred Forty-one SENIOR STATISTICS CHARLES BEATY Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, Baseball l, 2. 3, President Home Room 3, Giftorian, Dance Committee. MANSON CASE President of Student Council 3, Busi- ness Manager of ACORN 3, President of Key Club 3, Junior Rotarian 3, Del te Boys' State 2, Harvard Book Awarilga2, Chief Junior Marshal 2, Imperatore 3, Class Lawyer 3, French Club CSec.j 2, 3, Football l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Choir l, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites 2, National Honor SO- ciety I, 2, 3 CSec.D, Engineers' Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, Treasurer, Circulation Staff of ACORN: Junior Science Symposi- um, Student Council Convention, Key Club Convention. MAYME Jo PARR Senior High Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Senior Honor Society I, 2, 3, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, Vice Pres. l, Pres. 2, 3, Circula- tion Staff of Annual 3, Advertising Staff of Annual 2, 3, Circulation Staff of Hi- Lites 2, 3, Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites 2, En 'neers' Club 3, Science Club 2, 3, Sec. 3, Cb-Giftorian 3, Varsity Club 2, 3, Junior Marshal 2, Class Sec. 3, Treasurer Student Council 2, French Club 2, 3, Dance Com- mittee 3, Y-Teens 2, Chairman Ways and Means Committee 2, Red Cross County Wide Representative l, 2, 3, Delegate to Southeastem Training Center of Junior Red Cross 2, Junior-Senior Committee 2. GENE MELTON Senior Honor Society l, 2, 3, Football 2, 3, Senior Choir l, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, Home Room President l, 2, Bible l, Junior Marshal. PAUL JENNINGS FRAZIER, JR. Traffic Force l, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, French Club 2, Science Club 2, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, Chaplain l, 2, 3, Student Council Representative l, 2, Vis- ual Aids l. MARTHA L. FRAZIER Y-Teens 1, Band l, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 3, May Court Attendant 2, Red Cross Representative 2, 3, Student Council 3, Drivers Club 2. JIMMY BENTON Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Mono- gram Club l, Traffic Force 3, Circulation Staff of ACORN 3, Dance Committee 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Visual Aids Club 2. BARBARA PRIDGEN Senior Choir l, D. E.. Club l, 2. JIMMY BECK S. O. L. Bible Club l, 2, Visual Aids 2. BILLIE FAYB BAREOUR Maiorette l, Superlative Best Dancer , gflindar Girl Miss August , M. L. L. U . Page One Hundred Forty-two JUNE KNIGHT Book Dusters l, 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Senior Choir l, 2, M. L. L. Club 3. LEsLIE BENSON SIGMON Treasurer, Chaplain of Greggettes 3, Library Club 3. RUTH LANGEORD Band l, 2, 3, All City Band 1, A11 State Band 2. PATRICIA WILLIAMS Senior Superlative Most Athletic , Ad- vertising Sta f of Hi-Litas 3, Senior Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Calptain 3, Varsity Club 2, President 3, Bibe 1, 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Senior Y-Teen l, G. O. P. 3. PAT THORNTON Library Science 2, Bible 1, 2, D. E. l, 2, Associate President. SUE BAKER S. O. L. Bible 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, Drivers Education Club. MARY CAMELIA JAMES Senior Honor Society l, 2, 3, M. L. L. Club 3, Greggettes 3, Advertising Staff of Annual 1, 3, Circulation Staff of An- nual 3, Senior -Superlative, Best Dressed, Bible Department 3. RICHARD MULLIS Band 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, All State Band 3, Senior Choir 3, French Club 2, 3, Bible Club 2, Science Club 2, Junior Rotarian 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, All City Band l, 2, Hi-Y 2. JANET GARDNER Bible Club, Library Club 1, 2, 3, An- nual Advertising Staff, M. L. L. Club, Senior Choir. EDGAR MILLER, JR. Football l, Science Club 1, Visual Aids l, Red Cross Representative I. SARAH BUNN Chaplain 1, Library Science l, 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice President 3, Junior Red Cross l, 3, Advertising Staff of Annual 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, French Club 3, Bible Club l. TOMMY RAMSEY Basketball 1, 2, D. E. Club 2, Vice President, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 3. JEANB'I'l'B SCARBOROUGH gr. Y-Teens 1, Drivers Education 2, Bi le Club 1, Varsity Club l, 2, 3, Treas- urer, Basketball l, 2, 3, Greggettes 3, President, Refreshment Chairman, Secre- tary, Home Room Officer, Circulation Staff of ACORN 3, Dance Committee 3. PATRICIA SIMPSON Sr. Basketball 1, 2, Varsity Club 1, 2, 3, Chaplain of Greggettes 3. FRED STEWART West Mecklenburg-Bible Club 1, 2, Camia Club I, 2, Future Teachers Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, Student Coun- cil Representative l, Football 1, 2, Bas- ketball l, 2, Baseball 1, 2, Track 1, 2, Glee Club 1, 2. Harding-Football 3, Bas- ketball 3, Baseball 3, Track 3, Superlative Most Popular. JIMMY CHERRY Bible 1, 2, Baseball 1, French Club 1, Science Club 1, Vice President of Senior Home Room. NIILKI HELMS Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, Base- ball l, 2, 3, Captain Basketball Team 3, Key Club l, 2, 3, Home Room President 1, 2, 3, Senior Superlative Best Look- ing , Junior Valentine Prince, Senior Val- entine King, Annual Circulation Staff, Dance Committee 1, 2. PEGGY YvoNNE MERRITT M. L. L. Club 3, S. O. L. Bible Club 2. 3, Drivers Club l, Miss Recreation '58, Miss July CCalendar Girlb, Home Room Beauty 2, Runner-up for Miss Harding. BETTY EDWARDS Senior Choir 3, Future Teachers 1, 2, 3, Sec. of F. T. A. 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Circulation Staff of ACORN 3, Advertising Staff of ACORN 3, French Club 2, 3, Engineers Club 3, Student Council Representative 1, 2, Chaplain 1, Red Cross Representative 1, Jr.-Sr. Committee 3, Sec. Home Room 1, Dance Committee 3. JUDY KELLEY Book Dusters Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, Bible Club 2, 3, Chaplains Council 2, Dance Committee 3. BBRNADEITE NOUEL French Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Fu- ture Teachers of America l, 2, 3, Libra- rian 2, Chaplain 3, National Honor SO- ciety 2, 3, Student Council Home Room Representative 2, Junior Marshal, Delegate to Wildacres, Circulation Staff of ACORN 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Litas 3, Business Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Greggettes 3, Refresh- ment Chairman 3rd quarter, Treasurer 4th quarter, Class Prophet, Dance Committee 3, Superlative, Cutest. ROSEMARY ENTzMINGER Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3, All- City Band 1, All-State Orchestra 3, Senior Honor Society 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 3, Advertising Staff of ACORN 3, ghaliilotte Youth Symphony l, Secretary of an 3. BARBARA CASE Library Science l, 2, 3, Bible Club 3, Junior Red Cross l. MARGARET PRESSLEY Chaplain 1, junior Marshal 2, Student Counci Representative 3, Treasurer of junior Class 2, Vice-President of junior Class, Flag Carrier 2, Majorette 3, Head Typist of Hi-Lites 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lifes 3, Advertising Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Greggettes, Treasurer 3, Superlative, Most Considerate. BILL RUSSELL Football l, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Base- ball 1, 2, 3, Key Club 3, S.O.L. Bible Club 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Traffic Force 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, Engineers' Club 3. MARTHA AYCOTH Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, Bible 2, M.L.L. Club 3. DELLA FOSTER Senior Honor Society 2, 3, Senior Choir 1, 2, Supeditive, Unsung Heroine, Future Teachers O America 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Circulation Staff of AOORN, 3, Circu- lation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Student Council, Cafeteria Committee Chairman 3, Home Room Secretary 2, 3, jr.-Sr. Committee 2. RONNIE PUCKETI' Senior Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Key Club 3, Student Council Representative 2, Home Room Best Citizen 1, 2, Nominat- ing Committee 2, 3, jr.sSr. Committee, Assistant Chaplain 1, Superlative, Unsung Hero, junior Rotarian 3, Vice-President of Senior Class, Home Room President 2. 3: Science Club 2, 3, Circulation Staff Of Hi-Lites 3, Commencement Committee 3, junior Marshal. MARIETTA BRANTON Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 1, 3. WILTON TILLER Bible 1, Visual Aids 1. jEAN CLAUDETTE HELMS Distributive Education 1, 2, Club Sec- retary, Bible l. jOYCE GARRBN Book Dusters Club 1, 2, M. L. L. Club 1, D. E. 1, 2, President. DORIS GUYTON S. O. L. Bible 1, Drivers Education. CAROLYN GILBERT S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, Drivers Edu- cation. ZEB HOWELL Visual Aids Club, Bible Club 1, 2, D. E. Club 1, 2. GEORGE STRATTON Key Club 1, Senior Honor Society 1, Football 1, Science Club 1, 2, Engineers Club 1, 2, junior Rotarian, Best Citizen of Home Room 2, Circulation Staff of Hi- Lites l, Circulation Staff of ACORN l, Visual Aids 1. . . L, -,..nT. W EDGAR CURTIS Engineers' Club 1, Science Club 2, Home Room Representative 2, Nominating Committee 2, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 1, Visual Aids Club 1, Radio Club 2, Treasurer 1, Secretary 1, Student Coun- ci 2. PAT GRIFFIN Bible Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, Good Citi- zen, Drivers Club, Nominating Commit- tee. DWAIN GODFREY Football 3, All Southeast, Honorable Mention All American, All State, Shrine Bowl, All City, All Mecklenburg, Baseball Captain 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites, Circulation Staff of ACORN. IIM SHORT President of Senior Class, Secretary of junior Class, Vice President Of Sophomore Class 1, Drum Maior 3, Band 1, 2, 3, President 3, Senior Choir 1. 2, 3, Impera- tore 3, junior Rotarian 3, Superlative Best All-Round 3, junior Marshal 2, Advertising Staff of Hi-Lifes 3, Student Council Representative 1, 2, National Honor Society 1. 2, 3, Science Club 2, French Club 3, Key Club 3, Hi-Y Club 2, Football 1, All-State Band 2, 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Invitations Committee, jr.-Sr. Committee 2, Home Room Presi- dent 1, All-City Band 1, Engineers' Club E. G. ScO'I'r French Club, Engineers' Club 3, Sci- ence Club 3. JIMMY OWENS Monogram Club 1, Football 1, Visual Aids 1, Science Club 2, Radio Club 1, Senior Choir 1, 2, 3. IERRY GATES Superlative, Best Dressed, Advertising Staff of ACORN 1, 2, Sports Editor of ACORN 3, Circulation Staff of AOORN 3, Student Council Representative 1, 2, S.O.L. Bible Club 2, 3, Traffic Force 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, Visual Aids Club 2, Football 1, 2. 3, Basketball 1, 2, Base- ball 2, 3, Key Club 3, Treasurer of Sonho- more Class, Hi-Lites Advertising Staff 1, 2, jr.-Sr. Committee 2, Senior Dance Com- mittee 3. BECKY BOLLINGER Band 1, 2, 3, AllCity Band 1, Maior- ette 2, Bible Club 1, 3, Drivers Club 1, Attendant to May Queen 1, Advertising Staff of ACORN 3. ANITA RUDISILL Library Club 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, junior Red Cross 1, Bible Club 3. ELEANOR PHILLIPS Bible Club 1, 2, Y-Teens 1, Shorthand 1. SUDIE PORTER junior Red Cross Representative 1, Sen- gif Elgoir l, 2, 3, French Club 3, Science u . Bon MCCALLUM Band 1, 2, 3, Orchestra 1, 3, Radio Club 1, Hall Patrol 3. BOBBY FUNDERBURK Visual Aids 1, Bible l, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, Key Club 3, Driver's Education l, Citizenship Award 1. DARON ROBINSON Football 2, Driver's Education l, Bible Club 2, 3. ANNELLE SI-IERRON Y-Teens 1, Bible Club 3, Greggettes 3, Vice-President 2nd Semester, G.O.P. 3. PI-IYLI.Is TAYLOR Library Club 1, S.O.L. Bible Club 2, 3, Visual Aids 1, Y-Teens 1, National Honor Society 2. WARREN THOMPSON Basketball 2, Football 1, Treasurer of Chaplain's Council 3, Key Club 1, Science Club 2, Red Cross Representative 1. DEANE BENTON junior Beauty 2, Senior Beauty 3, Sen- ior Grid-Iron Attendant 3, Miss November 3, Basketball Toumament Sponsor 3, Gym Secretary 3, Greggettes, President 8: Vice- President 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Red Cross Representative 3, Business Staff of Hi-Litas 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Circu- lation Staff of ACORN 3, Home Room Offi- cer 2: jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 2, Fu- ture Teachers of America 3, Dance Com- mittee 3. GERALDINE KOLLAR Library Club 1. 2, 3, Secretary 3, Ad- vertising Staff of ACORN 3. Buren MILLER Bible 2, 3, Home Room Treasurer 2. PEGGY HILTON Senior Choir, D. E. 2, 3, Red Cross Representative. PAT NORwOoD Bible Club 2, 3, M. L. L. Club 3, G. O. P. 3. SANDRA HAGBR Stanley High School Glee Club l, Guidance Club 1, 2, Beta Club 2. FRANCES ROYSTER Bible 1, 2, Chaplain 3, junior Red Cross 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, Senior Choir 1, 2. ANNE PHILLIPS Visual Aids 1, Driver's Education 2, Asst. Chaplain 2, Bible Club 3. PAT KEZIAI-I Secretary of Greggettes 3, Vice-President of Greggettes 3, G.O.P. 3. Page One Hundred Forty-three KATHRYN SIUNNELL Advertising Staff of AcoRN 35 Circula- tion Staff of HifLites 35 Band 2, 35 Treas- urer of Band 35 Y-Teens 15 Book Dusters Club l, 3. ALBERT LANDS Football l, 2, 35 Circulation Staff of ACORN 35 Senior Choir l5 Visual Aids 1. MILTON CHIDESTER D. E. 1, 25 Bible Club l. JOY Porn. Sr. Choir l, 2, 35 Advertising Staff of Hi-Lites 35 Circulation Staff o Hi-Lites 35 Circulation Staff ACORN 35 Sr. Y-Teens l. 25 Dance Committee 35 Bible Club 35 Chaplains Council 2, 3, Vice-President Chaplains Council 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee. BARRY HINSON French Club 2, 35 Science Club 2. GLENDA NEAL French Club 2, 35 Circulation Staff of ACORN 35 Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 35 Superlative, Most Talented 35 Science Club 35 Senior Choir 35 Typist for AooRN 35 G. O. P. 35 Y-Teens 1. JIMMY KTNG FOOTBALL: All-City 1, 2, 35 All County 2, 35 All-State 35 All-American Hon. Men. 35 Most Valuable Plaier 35 Outstanding Back 35 BASKETBA L l, 2, 35 BASEBALL l, 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Delegate to Key Club Convention 2, 35 Imperatore Vice President 3: Student Council l, 2, 35 Chairman of Traffic Force 35 Jr. Rotarian, Janua 35 Senior Choir l, 2, 35 Monogram Clilb 1, 2. 35 Superlative, Most Athletic 35 Hi-Lifes, Mr. January 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee 25 Cir- culation Staff of Hi-Lites 3. LARRY SKIDMORE D. E. l, 25 Bible Club 15 Drivers Ed. 3. BETTY SUDDERTH Bible Club l, 25 Choir l, 2, 3. BARBARA JEANNE SMITH Senior Choir 15 F. T. A. Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 2, 35 Chaplain 35 National Honor Society 1, 2, 35 Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow 3. BARRY SULLIVAN Bible Club 1, 25 D. E. Club l, 2. FRED DICKSON D. E. l, 25 Visual Aids l. ERIC CATI-IEY D. E. l, 25 Parliamentarian CD. EJ5 Visual Aids 15 Science Club l. MANLEY CAUDLE Bible Club 3 Ke Club! 2 3 Student Council l5 Visiial Aids 15 Tiafficl Force 3. Page One Hundred Forty-four PATSY MULLIS Imperatores 35 Miss Hi Miss 35 Superla- tive, Friendliest5 Class Historian 35 Valen- tine Queen 35 Delegate to Wildacres5 Junior Mars al5 Junior Class Vice-President5 Sen- ior Class Vice-President5 Hi-Lites Ex- change Editor l, Assistant Editor 2, Editor 35 Hi-Lites Advertising Staff 1, 2, 3, Circu- lation Staff 2, 3, Editorial Staff 1, 2, 35 ACORN Circulation Staff 35 Student Coun- cil Representative 1, 25 Vice-President of Student Council 25 Secretary of Student Council 35 Chairman of Publicity Com- mittee 35 Dance Committee 1, Chairman 35 Red Cross Representative 15 Vice-Presi- dent of Red Cross 15 National Honor So- ciety l, 2, 35 French Club 2, 35 Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Chaplain 2, Vice-President 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee5 Invi- tations Committee 35 Creggettes President and Secretary 35 Home Room Officer 2. SUE RALBY Senior Choir l, 2, 35 Y-Teens 15 Dance Committee 35 Circulation Staff of ACORN 35 Advertising Staff of ACORN 35 Library Science l, 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee 2. BILL WARD Science Club 2, 35 Engineers Club 2, 35 Radio Club l, 2, 3, President 1, Vice- President 2. R. L. JENKINS Manager Football Team 15 Superlative, Wittiest5 S.O.L. Bible Club 1, 25 Jr.-Sr. Committee 25 Monogram Club 1. DELORES FITE Driving Club 15 Senior Choir 1, 25 Bible Club 15 Greggettes 3, Chaplain 2nd quarter5 C.O.P. 3. PEGGY MCFARLAND Senior Choir l, 25 D. E. Club 1, 2. BECKY MITCHELL Senior Honor Society 1, 2, 35 French Club l, 25 lst Year French Club Award 25 Reporter for Hi-Lifes 35 Club Editor for ACORN, M.L.L. Club 35 G.O.P. 35 French Club 2, 3. DEVERA TAYLOR Senior Honor Society 2, 35 Advertising Staff of ACORN l, 2, 35 Circulation Staff of ACORN 35 Advertising Staff of Hi-Lites l, 25 Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 35 Dance Conimittee 35 Future Teachers of Amer- ica l, 2. 35 Bible Department 35 Chaplains Council 35 Senior Choir 2, 35 Library Science 35 Superlative. Wittiest5 Junior Marshal5 Advertising Manager of ACORN 35 Y-Teens 15 Jr.-Sr. Committee5 Student Council Representative 15 Home Room Officer. PAM WoRLEY President of Junior Class 25 President of Senior Class 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Vice-President of Student Council 25 Secretary of Student Council 25 French Club 2, 3: Treasurer of French Club 25 Varsitv Club 2, 3, Social Chairman 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Superlative, Best All Round 35 Imperatore 35 Senior Honor So ciety 2, 35 Junior Marshal. Assistant Chief 25 Delegate to Girls' State 35 Delegate to Student Council Convention 2, 35 Senior Choir 1, 2, 35 Chairman of Cafeteria Com- mittee 15 Chaimian of Elections Commit- tee 35 Band-Color Guard 15 Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 35 Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 35 Circulation Staff of ACORN 35 Hi-Lites Miss December 35 Future Teachers of America 2, 35 Representative to City-Wide F. T. A. Council 25 Jr.-Sr. Committee 25 President of Home Room 1, 2. PAT TAYLOR Fayetteville High School-Choir5 Asst. Pianist for Choir5 Class Secretary5 Harding High School-Senior Choir 3. BUDDY BOOTH Band 1, 2, 35 Football 35 Basketball 1, 25 Baseball 2. Q0 N Imlzieratores, Treasurer5 Junior Marshal5 Super ative, Most Dependable5 Advertising Manager of Hi-Lites, Advertising Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 35 Faculty Editor of ACORN 35 Advertising Staff of ACORN 25 French Club 2, 35 National Honor Society 1, 2, 35 Bas- ketball l, 2, 35 Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites 25 Home Room President 1, 25 Treasurer of Junior Class5 Varsity Club 2, 35 Social Chairman of Varsity Club 35 Circula- tion Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 35 Future Teach- ers of America 1, 2, 3, Secretary 25 Repre- sentative to City-Wide Councilg Jr.-Sr. Committee5 Senior Y-Teens5 Junior Red Cross Representative 1. JUDY BLACKWOOD Junior Marshal5 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 35 Varsity Club I, 2, 3, Vice-President 35 May Court At- tendant l, 25 Maid of Honor 25 Dance Committee 2, 35 Advertising Staff of Hi- Lites 35 Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 35 Advertising Staff of ACORN 35 Circulation Staff of ACORN 35 Student Council Repre- sentative 2, 35 French Club 2, 35 Com- mencement Committee 35 Engineers Club 35 Miss September 35 Vice-President of Home Room5 Future Teachers of Amer- ica 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee5 Senior Y-Teens l, 2. JUDY LICON Band 15 All-City Band 15 Flag Crarrier 35 Secretary of Creggettes 35 Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 35 National Honor So- ciety l, 2, 35 Student Council Representa- tive 2. BETTY ELLIOTT Varsity Club 35 Cheerleader 35 Basket- ball 2, 35 Senior Choir 1, 2, 35 Miss Hard- ing 35 Student Council 35 Dance Commit- tee 2. Chairman 35 Valentine Court 25 Circulation Staff of ACORN 35 Business Staff of Hi-Lites 1, 35 May Court 15 Ad- vertising Staff of ACORN l, 35 Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 25 Y-Teens 15 Home Room Presi- dent l, Vice-President 25 Superlative, Most Popular. JAMES WITHERSPOON Basketball l, 2, 35 Football l, 2, 35 Cir- culation Staff of ACORN 35 Senior Choir 2. 35 Kev Club 35 Superlative, Friendliest5 Dance Committee 35 Treasurer of l0th Grade5 Student Council 15 Monogram Club 1, 25 Jr.-Sr. Committee 2. RAYMOND HOLLIFIELD Superlative, Most Talented, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Senior Choir 2, 3, Accompanist 2, 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Red Cross Representative 3, Treas- urer for Red Cross, Assistant Editor of Hi- Lites 3, All-State Orchestra 1, 2, 3, All- City Orchestra 1, 2. PATRICIA FRYE National Honor Society 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Varsity Club I, 2, 3, Secretary and Treasurer 2, Future Teachers of Amer- ica I, 2, 3, French Club 2, 3, Y-Teens 2, Advertising Staff of ACORN 2, 3, Circula- tion Staff of ACORN 3, Advertising Staff of Hi-Lites 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lifes 3, Dance Committee Co-Chaimian 3, Cafe- teria Committee 3, Ir.-Sr. Committee 2, Engineers Club 3. LINDA STEWART Kings Mountain High School-Future Homemakers of America, Future Teachers of America, Future Business Leaders of America, Class Treasurer, Science Club, Girls' Chorus, Harding High School-Sec- retary and Treasurer of Greggettes, Libra- ry Science. RICHARD MELTON Sr. Choir 1, 2, Student Council Rep- resentative 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, Key Club 3, Superlative, Best Dancer, Circu- lation Staff of ACORN, Advertising Staff of ACORN, Bible 1, 2, Senior Nominating Committee. SHELIA LITTLE Chaplains Council 1, 2, 3, Vice-Presi- dent 3, Future Teachers of America 2, 3, Y-Teens 1, 2, Representative of State Con- vention 1, Bible Club 2, 3, Iunior-Senior Committee 2, Science Club 3, French Club 2, Iunior Achievement Craft Enterprise 3, Treasurer 3, Association Member 3. DARRYL SHAVER Key Club 2, 3, Engineers' Club 2, 3, Iumor Rotarian 3, Imperatore President 3, Band 1, 2, Home Room President 2, 3, 2nd 'Semester Senior Class Treasurer, Vice- President of Band 2, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Circulation Staff of ACORN 3, Business Manager of Hi-Lites 3, President of Engi- neers' Club 3, High Y 2, Corrunence- ment Committee 3, Junior-Senior Decorat- Ing Committee 2, Science Club 2, 3, Vice- President Science Club 3, Senior Superla- tive-Most Dependable 3, French Club 1, Invitations Committee 3, Iunior Marshal 2. BRENDA GRIFFIN Senior Choir 1, 2, 3, D. E. 1, Treasurer 2, Calendar Girl, Miss April. RANDY LAMBE Science Club 1, 2, 3, President 3, Honor Society 1, 2, 3, President 3, Engineers' Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, Radio Club 1, 2, 3, President 2, Band 1, Student Council Representative 1, Superlative, Most Intelligent, Valedicto- nan. FAISON PICKARD Key Club 2, 3, Science Club 2, 3, En- gineer's Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, French Club 2, Annual Advertising 3, Hi-Lites Circulation 3, High Y 2, Junior-Senior Committee 2. LINDA GREENWAY Bible Club 1, 2, D. E. 1, 2, Book Dust- ers 1, Drivers Education. DERRICK LANE Band 1, 2, 3, Bible 1. PAT NORMAN Bible Club 1, Orchestra 1, Student Council Representative, Best Citizen Award, Library Science Club 1. BECKY ELAM Superlative, Most Likely to Succeed, Sophomore Editor of ACORNQ Iunior Edi- tor of ACORN, Editor of AOORNQ Senior Choir 1, National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Student Council 1, Senior Y-Teens 1, Citizenship Award 1, Home Room Officer 1, 2, 3, Ir.-Sr. Committee, Chaplain 1, Advertising Staff of Hi-Lites 2, Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites 2, Circulation Staff Of Hi-Lites 2, 3, Secretary of junior Class, Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, Vice- President 2, President 3, French Club 2, 3, Vice-President 3, junior Marshal, Ad- vertising Staff of ACORN 2, Secretary of Senior Class, Delegate to North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute, Imperatore. NANCY BRANNON National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, D. E. Club 1, 2, Associate President-District President, Student Council Representative 1, Library Science Club 1. CHARLIE SEWELL Sr. Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Circulation Staff Annual 3, Advertising Staff Annual 3, Advertising Staff Hi-Lites 2, Key Club 3, Football 2, French Club 2, 3. JOB NICHOLSON Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, Sci- ence Club 3, French Club 1, 2, S. O. L. Bible Club, Traffic Force 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, Red Cross 1. BILL DAUCHERTY Visual Aids 1, 2, Traffic Force 2, 3, Hall Patrol 2, 3, Sr. Choir 2, 3, Science Club 2, D. E. Club 2. GEORCE HALL Orchestra 1, 2, 3, Bible Club 2. ROY KNIGHT Football 1, 2, Hi-Y Club, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Ir. Red Cross 1, 2, Visual Aids 1. LARRY HICKS Ir. Red Cross 2, 3, Bible Club 2, 3, Visual Aids 1. FRANRIE MATTHEWS Bible 3, Choir 1. Another High School: Lib. Science 1, Basketball 1, Choir 2. CAROLYN SWEEZY Bible Club 1, Chaplain of Home Room 2, Student Council, Y-Teens. KEN PARKS Football 1, 2, 3, Mono am Club 1, 2, Bible Club 2, 3, Supesixtive Cutest , President of Sophomore Class, President of Home Room 1, 2, 3, Nomination Com- mittee 2, COCaptain Football Team 3, Home Room Representative l. BETH CLINIcsCALEs lmperatores, Secretary, Senior Superla- tive, Most Intelligent , Salutatorian, Class Poet, Underclass Editor of ACORN 2, Sen- ior Editor of ACORN, Editorial Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 3, News Editor 3, Advertising Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 3, Circulation Staff of Hi-Lites 2, 3, Circulation Staff of ACORN 3, Student Council Representative, Pro- gram Chaimian of the Student Council, Chairman of the Senior Privilege Com- mittee, Home Room Officer, Girls' State Representative, Ir.-Sr. Committee, Dance Committee, French Club 2, 3, Future Teachers of America 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, 3, City Wide Council of F. T. A., Sec.- Treasurer, Delegate to Greater Charlotte Youth Congress, Sec. 1, Pres. 2, Science Club 3, National Senior Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Senior Y-Tefns l, 2, Observer Teen Panel. JIMMY CANADAY Bible 1, 2, D. E. 1.2. JAMES BUMGARNER French Club 2, 3, Advertising Staff of ACORN, Advertising Staff of Hi-Lites, Su- perlative, Most Considerate, Key Club 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Iunior Rotarian, Commencement Committee, Citizenship Award 2, Home Room Treasurer 2, 3, Nominating Committee 2, 3. PI-IOERE STROUPE Cheerleader 2, 3, Head 3, Miss Hard- ing 2, Gridiron Queen 3, D. A. R. Win- ner 3, May Court Attendant 2, Sophomore Beauty, junior Marshal, Circulation Man- ager of ACORN 3, Dance Committee 2, 3, School Spirit Committee Chairman 3, Miss November in Hi-Lites 3, Calendar Girl, December 3, Senior Choir 2, Chaplain 1, Junior-Senior Committee 2, President and Vice-President of Greggettes 3, Good Citi- zen Award 1, G. O. P. 3, Observer Teen Panel 2, Representative to Kilgo's Kan- teen 2, 3, Senior Superlative, Best Look- ing , Sec. of Varsity Club 2, 3, East Mecklenburg-Sophomore Beauty, Calen- dar Girl, November, Home Room Treas- urer l, Dramatics Club, Y-Teens, G. A. A., Soccer Team. 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