Henderson High School - Pep Pac Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1957 volume:

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A THE PEP PAC STAFF OF HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL TWELFTH FDITION OF THE PEP PAC 181957 PEP PAC PRESENTS TO YOU THE THE PEP-PAC STAFF OF HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS TO YOU THE TWELFTH EDITION OF THE PEP-PAC, 'UMM fke fkeme of fAe JJ .SMA .g ,Sf ? , 1 . , 1 i Z w frx.1'v-'-':W'l T'b YV 'l' 141' Yf7 I',LdT' 'Tr f FOREWORD We live for the future, but remembering the past and the heritage that is ours-we have adopted the theme of the Old South for the twelfth edi- tion of the Pep-Pac. We hope that the memories brought out in this Pep7Pac will compare in future years to the mem- orieshof the finer aspects of the Old South. Our efforts this year have been aimed toward making this edition a cherished possession for you in years to come. A TRIBUTE 6 T0 CUR PARENTS The annual staff this year has decided that there are some very important people in our lives who should certainly be recognized. They are - our parents. They are always ready to help us when we need it. They are kind, considerate, and thoughtful at all times. Sometimes they may seem hard on us, but usually they are right. We certainly couldn't get along without them, so hats off to you-our parents! Characteristics of the Old South were honor, love and respect. With this in mind we have chosen to dedicate this, our 1957 Pep-Pac, to Miss Elizabeth Hughes. Certainly we all love, honor and respect her because she is such a wonderful person. She always MISS ELIZABETH HUGHES wears a cheerful smile, and is willing to help you- even if it isn't in French or Latin. Her teaching has been an inspiration to us for the past several yearsg and we know we will always remember her in the future when we think about our high school days. ffl , fm I fm Q' ,' ?- ,, f ' v zfffi A , ' -4 ,J x 5 . ' G W 1 3 -' I , 4 Www 4 1 5 gm fwiwf M fx , Ag, 'f f ?gf, 1 X, ,f M ' .yy ,Wi ,, 4,52 N 5f11,a,,f5-Q, K -f I 4,5 , ...V f ,, S? ,, .a YM cw K H , 1 ' ff 1 XQJAA ,, f' ' i i fi ff fffl Zi-'Ii I .M 3252! Si , ees' Eg i - - SUPERINTENDENT HENDERSON CITY SCHOOLS MR. W. D. PAYNE 'M HENDERSON CITY SCHOOL BOARD Left to right: A. V. Perry, J. C. Pinnell, B. A. Hartness, W. D, Payne, A. C. Hoover, R. C, Carter J. C. Fo1ger,'W. Y. Bryan, T. W. Ellis. Not shown: O. H. Gwynn. SCHOOL TREASURER MRS. ETHEL KNOTT PRINCIPAL HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL MR. F. D. KESLER IPM MATHEMATICS SOCIAL SCIENCE Mr. A. B. Jones Miss Theta Jackson Mr. Charles Litaker Miss Helen Wilkin BAND MUSIC LIBRARIAN Mr. Tom Hearne Mrs. Helen Barnes Mrs. Mabel Young EN G L I S H Miss Peggy Moore Miss Goldie Coley Mrs. Jessie Clarke Mrs. Margaret Glover COMMERCIAL SCIENCE Miss Kathleen Ward Mrs. Grace Vickery Mrs. Martha Howes Mr. R. B. Harris FOREIGN HOME DISTRIBUTIVE LANGUAGES ECONOMICS EDUCATION Miss Elizabeth Hughes Mrs. Edward Cobb Mrs. Juanita Bowser PHYSICAL EDUCATION DIETITIAN Mr. S. S. Wilson Miss Dorothy Shearin Mr. Emil Piestrak Mrs. Weatherspoon ft..- , -4 'Ull'3fhp, . F' Elf contents FACULTY CLASSES SENIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS X 4 If ?4fj1f ? Iv 4' Q gf Lyn? '7 I EJ ff ff 1 'I ff!! QW M wx ff M' f- 2 I 4 IW! x , 4,7312 .IEW xl-na' f f I HI f ' If Wil 4 I lf -A I '- IFI r I' EE SEX 1,-.vfxffzxf 4H!w'f ' K' S ' :N Q I ' nu -' 1 I nf , I ,fm ,fin I 1 U 4,'Wr'Waa5IIW'11I V' A! illwlvw 2 ' ,ff 1 ' 0 f! ' I fi may r , M , , A yof?':', Seth. ' J I fp ' I -fgffss-'ssAIi11g,' I SENICR CLASS 49,3 LW' TOMMX RIC HARDSON GH EIN C RAVK I.I'.X Vzfr-Prrszacnt 7'rz'a5urrr ' IBIMY Nl'I'l'lllCRY IJIl'KII'1l'.-XR'I'IiR J 4 wwf ,f ' ' M ' 5 21' ' Z' A , , M K 0 Lv? 2 W I M fih . ,, 1 W Q , , , A 2 , H ,f A W5 f A i ,ZVWW L 0 W JM J' nf. c K OK' QQ ww 7 7 5' M gffi A ff, WQwa....w- '57 SENIORS FEREBEE JEAN ABBOTT Ferebee ' In all of our class she is the biggest teaseg And she can win friends with the greatest of ease. Beta Club 3, 45 F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 G.A.A shal 3. P' MARGARET ANN ABBOTT Hlhlargaret Ann Cute, nice, a good friend, what more can you say? This girl is really O.K. G.A.A. 1, 2, sg G.A.A. Play Day 2, FHA. 1, 2, 3. MARTHA WADE ABBOTT Tart 'Third finger left hand-shows Martha has her man. 4-H Club 15 G.A.A. 1, Z5 J. V. Basketball 25 Deca Club 4. DONALD RAY ADAMS Donald Don't let his silence fool you,' He has his share of fun. Red Cross 2, 35 Deca Club 4. CLARENCE BENNETT AYSCUE, JR. Country How a man plays the game shows something of his character. How he loses shows all of it. Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Track Citation 35 Bus Driver 45 Deca Club 4. THOMAS BADGER Tommy Of his fine characteristics it will be told,' He's worth his weight and more in gold. J. V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 Pep Pac Staff 3, 45 Junior Playg Fashion Show 35 Home- coming Committee 1, 2, 35 Stunt Night 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Graduation Choir 1, 25 Key Club Conven- tion Delegate 35 Perfect Attendance 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 35 Jr.-Sr. Waiter5 School Seal Designer 45 F.T.A. 35 Bus Driver 35 Superlative 4. Play Day 35 Junior Playg Junior Red Cross 2, 35 Mar- ?Wif '57 SENIORS ALTON PAIGE BOWDEN Al It's not because I dorz't like to work, but because I'rn not in sympathy with it. BETSY LOUISE BOWEN Stick 'Live, laugh, love and be happy. That's the way to live, right, Betsy? G.A.A, 2, 35 Deca Club 4. PREMOND ROBERT BOWEN Robert Work fascinates him, He can sit and look at it for hours. Junior Red Cross Representative 1. KIMBALL MARTIN BRADSHER Kimball Live fast, love hard, die young, and leave a beautiful memory. Varsity Football 2, 3. CECIL DAVADA BROWN Cecil Live a good life, be hardy, It makes no difference how often you are tardyf' Track 2, Deca Club 4g Homecoming Committee, Junior Varsity Basketball 1. REBA KATHLEEN BYRUM Reba Nice as a fairy you read of in books Sprinkled with sweetness and good looks. Student Council 33 Jr.-Sr. Waitressg junior Play Prompt- er: Fashion Show Model 3, Bulldog Staff 2, 3, 4, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Band Concert Usher 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, Homecoming Committee 3, Ir.-Sr. Committee, Graduation Chorus 1, Z5 Concert Band 1, Z, Marching Band 1, 2, Stunt Night 3. .-filing, wltflwiiawu .MM l 1 - .2 if.. . ww WS ,4- iv '57 SENIORS BARBARA ANN CARTER Barbara Not too serious, not too gay, She is a fine girl in every way. Piano 1, 25 F.H.A. 2, G.A.A. 2, 3, Superlative 4. RICHARD CRAVEN CARTER, IR. Dick Fun-loving and willing to dog Serious and a little witty too. Latin Club 1,'2, 34 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 3g Track 2, 3, 4, Jr. Play, Fashion Show 3g Stunt Night 3, Student Council 2, 35 Homecoming Com. 25 Pep Pac 3, 4, Key Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 45 Graduation Chorus 15 Key Club Convention Delegate, Perfect Attendance 2, 35 Band Vice-Pres. 45 Jr.-Sr. Committee. PEGGY MARY CATES Peggy 'Gay and happy, what a teen. This little girl is really keen. Graduation Chorus 1, 2, Homecoming Com. 15 Ir.-Sr. Com., G.A.A. 3, 45 Library Council 45 Library Typist 4. BRUCE ARNOLD CHAPPELL Butch At a basketball gauze when the game seems dead, Bruce drops the ball in the goal overhead. J. V. Basketball 1, Basketball 2, 3, 43 Latin Club 1, 2, 33 Student Council 1, All State Band 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Drum Major 3, 4, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Pep Pac 3, 4g Jr. Play, F.T.A. 15 Homecoming Com. 25 Jr.-Sr. Waiterg Graduation Chorusg Career Day Com. 3, Band President 4, Jr.-Sr. Com., Superlative 4. Afmlu, BONNIE ROSE CHOPLIN Bonnie Sweet, quiet, with rare qualities possessed. CATHERINE CAMERON CHURCH Catherine She's lovely and modest, as sweet as can be: .4 clever good student with much dignity. Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Sec- retary 3, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll for Year 15 Student Council 15 Homecoming Court 1, J. V. Basketballg Latin Club 1, 2, 33 F.T.A. Z, 39 Jr. Playg Jr.-Sr. Waitressg Fashion Show Model 3, Bulldog Staff 33 Pep Pac 4g Superlative 4. Q41-4futiwlf,Z1,JZfWd? M W- film' Q4 137' -q 'N.,, '57 SEN IO RS i SHELBY JEAN CLARK Jeanie Her smile is warm, her mind is pure,' She'll succeed-that's for sure. MARY FRANCES CONNELL Pankie Sparkling eyes and a friendly smile,' Q, Her list of friends will run a mile. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 All State Band 25 Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 35 Honor Roll for Year 35 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Vice President 25 F.T.A. 2, 35 Junior Play5 Fashion Show Model 35 Pep Pac Staff 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Committee5 Bulldog Staff 2, 35 . , M , . .. 5. '..:s:' ' .ri ' A rffffizwfffaa eff ' 1 Y . f .rf Piano 2. V 0 ' ,l?,,pL CIAJJA-dia 7 GAIL HUNTER COWAN Gail C To keep people gay is a great wealth. She'll make you laugh yourself to death. 5 Junior Red Cross 15 Perfect Attendance 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 f Jr.-Sr. Committee5 Superlative 4. 5 F WILMA GWENDOLYN CRAWLEY Gwen 3 She walks in beauty. Student Council 25 Homecoming Dance Chairman 25 lg Career Day Committee 25 Jr.-Sr. Waitress5 Spring Prom g Chairman 25 junior Play Usherg Fashion Show Model 35 Flag Bearer 45 Girls State Representative 35 Bulldog Staff 2, 3, 45 Class Officer 45 F.T.A. 45 Dairy Princess 45 ,g Band Concert Usher 45 Superlative 4. 'ywcuv-A4114 Jfcz,M4n.4.ZC l. WELDON ANDREWS CURRIN W, A. It is1z't the size of the dog in the fight that counts,- But the size of the fight in the dog. Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Student Council 35 Monogram Club 3, 4. qt!-w-Maw ANNIE MAE DILLARD Annie Mae Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. I9 5 I 1 I F l ! i J I 1 5 l I l l i I i 3 1 E 1 I l l 1 l s l l l . vm W l it 2 1. ii 4. .5 E Ji f 1 1 iz, .-..,..... 17' T955 'i wt. A V 41-J' 5 i iflmn B inf .2 0 +4 1' a+ . .ba . 4 .J 44, , at ' . 4- 1 ' ag we If Q 1 ... 1 u V' s li M91 LL-if .4130 QM - . .A M '57 SENIGRS WILLIAM PAYNE EDMONDS, JR. Billy Billy's athletic with blue eyes that shine,- And to one girl he's si1nply divine. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 35 Deca Club 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Committee. ESTELLE ALLEN EDWARDS Red Her care is never to offendg And every person is her friend. Epsom High School 1, 2, F.H.A. 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Waitress5 Glee Club 1, 25 Science Club 1, 25 Deca Club 4. JANET FAYE ELLINGTON Ennie Small in statue and full of grace,- She was also gifted with good taste. F.T.A. 3, 45 F.H.A. 45 Library Council 45 Deca Club 45 Secretary 45 Bulldog Staff 2. ANTHONY PERRY ERVIN Tony An easy-going boy with a twinkle in his eyeg The girls all sigh as he walks by. Durham High School 2, 35 Bulldog Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN FARRIS Patsy Fine, dainty and polite. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Concert Band 3, 45 Student Council 35 N. C. State Student Council Delegate 35 Red Cross 15 F.T.A. 2, 35 F.H.A. 15 Bulldog Staff 45 Jr. Play5 Jr. Fashion Show 35 Graduation Chorus 1, 25 Piano 1, 25 Homecoming Committee 3. RICHARD ELLIS FAULKNER Richard For he who is honest is noble. J. V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 45 jr. Red Cross 1, 25 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Treasurer 45 Jr.-Sr. Waiter5 Graduation Chorus 25 Stunt Night 35 jr. Play Usher5 Vivitan Club lit-legate 45 Homecoming Committee -tg Curt-er Day' Committee 4. Gtifadtagfbaiit ' nif z.. . N-new Q l M We '57 SENIORS ELIZABETH ANNE FORSYTHE Anne', All that glitters is not gold. BETTY JEAN FULLER Jean You never get caught doing right. Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 33 Homeroom Officer 35 Library Council 4. MARY WILLIAMS GEE Mary To do work in medicine is her ambition, She is efficient, so will be sincere in any position. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Pit Band 45 Latin Club 1, 2, F.T.A. Z, 3, 4, Graduation Chorus 1, 25 Class Officer 35 Jr. Play Usher, Bulldog Staff 2, Pep Pac Staff 45 Jr.-Sr. Committeeg Fashion Show Model 3, Civitan Youth Conference 3, Superla- ive 4' fu Wwtublh - PATRICIA ANNE GHOLSON Trisha The sweetest manners and the gentlest heart. Graduation Chorus 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Wait- ressg Ir. Red Cross 1g Piano Z, 3, 45 F.T.A. 2, 3, Bull- dog Staff 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night 2, 3, Ir.-Sr. Committee Co-Chairman 35 Fashion Show Model 35 Band Concert Usher 4, Flagbearer 4. MARTHA ANN GREGORY Martha Quiet, but sweet and cute, This no one will dispute. Pep Pac Staff 4. ROBERT BUNYON GUPTON Bobby Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. Football Manager Z, Homecoming Court 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Deca Club 4, Bus Driver 4. 21 vgwairm. Q S65 ,vw f f fifllv 1 wdasw..-W. -ia. w Q 1 ' , ' '-fl 1, ft., Lva,,WB' ' s- 1 'YPKQM ,QW 'QR 'ew A . A at , wi, olinf-as-- Hu '57 SENIORS NANCY OWEN GWYNN Nancy Sparkling eyes, a smile for everyoneg When y0u're with Nancy, you'll always have fun. J. V. Basketball 25 Basketball 3, 45 G.A.A. 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Play Day 2: Monogram Club 45 Student Council Z5 Jr.-Sr. Waitress5 Fashion Show Model 35 Stunt Night 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. Z, 3, 45 Career Day Com. 25 jr.-Sr. Com.5 Bulldog 1, 2, 35 Pep Pac 45 Graduation Chorus 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Majorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Pit Band 1, Z, 3. HARTWELL HAROLD HALL Tink Why rush? Rome was not built in a day. Football Manager 25 Track 3, 4. ...ima , ,MX .. ll if CATHERINE LOUISA HANNON Katie L0u Outward sunshine. Inward joy. Student Council 15 Latin Club 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 4: All State Band 2, 35 Graduation Chorus 1, 25 F.T,A. 2, 3 Jr.-Sr. Com. Chairman 35 Bulldog Z, 3, 45 F.H.A. 4. fa ANDREW THOMAS HARPER Andy Joy is the light of nian's life. J. V. Football 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 Track 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Jr. Play Com.5 Graduation Chorus Z5 Stunt Night 25 Homeroom Officer 2, 35 Class Officer 25 Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Fashion Show Com. 3. FRANK TAYLOR HART II Pete He would never be classed as the teacher's petg He does his work but likes fun, you bel. Football 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Jr. Red Cross 15 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Student Council 15 Jr.-Sr. Waiter5 Graduation Chorus 25 Stunt Night 35 Class Officer 35 Superlative 4. 1,2-35110 ALVIN HUNTER HARTNESS Al It is better sometimes to be right than at all times to be wrong. Football 2, 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 15 Track 2, 35 Pep Pac 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 Jr. Play Com.5 Stunt'Night 35 jr.-Sr. Com.5 Boy's State 3. lfvalulvmd iv- wm ,. - mo 1' 'UW ew- '57 SENIORS LUCIUS HERMAN HARVIN, III Lu True worth is in being, not seeming. J. V. Football 15 Football 2, 3, -15 J. V. Basketball 15 Class Officer 15 Latin Club 25 Pr-re. Z5 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 35 Pres. 45 Key Club Con. Delegate 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Marshal Z, 35 Student Council 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 35 Pres. 45 N. C. State Student Council Delegate 45 Boy's State 35 Queen's Court 15 Finer H.H.S. Com. 45 Track 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Waiter5 Stunt Night 35 Jr. Play5 Bus Driver 35 Homeroom Offi- cer 1, 25 Superlative 4. Qwuuwn MORRIS EDWARD HEDGEPETH Pecos Not bashful. I just give others a chance. Baseball 15 J, V. Basketball 1, 25 Basketball 3, 45 Foot- ball Mgr. 25 Track 25 Jr, Play Com. 35 Jr.-Sr. Com. 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Stunt Night Z. .Q 00601346 -f DANNY CHARLIE HOUSE Danny Smart, athletic and good looking too. Danny, Bo, yoo, hoo! Football 3, 45 J. V. Basketball 15 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Sportsmanship Trophy Z, 35 Baseball 3, 45 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, Z5 Student Council 35 Jr.-Sr. Waiter5 Graduation Chorus Z5 Stunt Night 35 Class Officer 1, Z, 35 Boy's State 35 Jr.-Sr. Com. tl-- BILLY GENE HOYLE Bill He that mischief hatcheth, mischief catches. Track 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Bulldog Staff 35 Deca Club 45 Reporter 45 Stunt Night 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Com. GWENDOLYN ELEANOR JACKSON Bo-ash Let your conscience be your guide. Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Jr. Play Com.5 Deca Club 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Flag Bearer 45 Jr. Red Cross 3. DURWOOD CHEATHAM JOHNSON Dick x:,,v5y,',. I' Q,9Q!!Wf7NX. .D A X ' if i mu., ,, ,,, ee, , .,,g .rv-it 5? mug' vw 5 ,arf 'QQ Happy am,1,' From care I'n1 free. Why can't they all be contenled like me. Avcock High School 15 Football 35 Jr. Play Usher. 'What s 1 1 S, ea 4- www A . ' -K ,RX ' Eff , ' ! ff rm ! dx! 4 Y , , ckifmv '57 SENIORS JULIAN LEE JOHNSON Julian Don't take life too seriouslyg You'll never get out alive. 4-H Club 1, 25 Football 15 Red Cross 35 Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Deca Club 45 Stunt Night 1, 2. MAURICE WAYNE JONES Maurice With mechanics he is only concerned. He went to class and sometimes learned. Deca Club 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2. 3. LAWRENCE LEE KEARSON Fertilizer We were glad when he came to school with us, and from the start we liked' him a lot, Middleburg High School 1, Z5 Baseball 3, 45 Basketball 3, 45 Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Superlative 4. Www Unrizm, Iwww . MARTHA LEIGH KITTRELL Mit She likes to have fun, laugh and be gay, and doesn't put off what can be enjoyed today. F.T.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Play Day 45 jr.-Sr. Com.5 Cheerleader 45 Library Council Z5 Jr. Playg Perfect Attendance 1, 2. REBECCA EVANS LANE Becky We are charmed by a person so neatg And she is also pretty and sweet. Bulldog Staff 2, 35 Pep Pac 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 2, 35 F.T.A. Z, 35 Student Council 1, 45 Home- coming Com. 4: Homecoming Queen's Court 35 jr.-Sr. Waitress5 Jr.-Sr. Com.5 ,Jr. Playg Fashion Show 35 Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 35 Career Day Com. 45 Honor Roll For Year 35 Student Council Delegate 45 Superla- tive 4. CAROLYN FAY LEE Jew Baby She is wise who speaks not much. jr. Play Com.5 jr.-Sr. Com.5 Red Cross Representative 2. im. vu... fm 3 t t'lg,, Q' W l!'v-wx. 169' for '57 SENIORS PATRICIA ANN LEVINER Pdf, In her touch is the law of kindness. Renan High School, Gretna, Virginia5 Homeroom Officer 35 Class Officer 35 Pep Pac 45 Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Student Council 45 Deca Club 45 Treasurer. ,fx SHIRLEY FLORENCE LONG Kat -Q Take life easy, have fun and be gay,' That's a good policy they say. 4-H Club 15 G.A.A. 1, 25 F.H.A. 15 Jr. Play Com.5 Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Deca Club 4. AGNES KAY MABRY Kay Poised and graceful every dayg That describes our gal Kay. Student Council 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Jr. Play Usher5 Jr. u- Red Cross 15 Jr.-Sr. Waitress5 Bulldog 45 Flag Bearer 4. CHARLENE ROSS MORGAN Lena A friendly smile for e'oeryone5 Regardless of what is said or done. Jr. Play Committee5 Jr.-Sr. Committee. JAMES WOODROW NETHERY, JR. Jimmie My heart is whole, my fancy free,' Go way little girl, don't bother me. J. V. Football 15 Football 2, 3, 45 Co-Captain 45 Track Z, 3, 45 Key Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Vice-Pres. 35 Student Council Z, 45 Homecoming Com. 25 Jr.-Sr. Waiter5 Jr. Play Com.5 Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Class Officer 1, 45 Homeroom Officer 35 Jr.-Sr. Com.: Ent Night 35 Jr. Play Usher5 Superlative 4. BETTY SHELTON OAKLEY Betty A twinkle in her eye, and a great big smile. To be her friend is quite worthwhile. ii, eq, Bulldog 2, 3, 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 All State Band 15 Latin Club ll F.T.A. 1. Z, 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. W:1itress5 Fashion Show Moclcl5 Graicluaition Chorus 1, 2. I .Q , 3 ig fu? as .5 ..,.,. 5 Wolff? wruvlult, f 'ls MUN W, 4-me-sqm Q4 ,1,: 4 ' . g W fi -in 7' 29 Km '57 SENICDRS HARVEY ALLEN OXENDINE, JR. ufIl1I ll8,, He's not lazy, he was born tired. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, Z, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Waiter, Superlative 4. PATRICIA ANN PAGE Pat Some talk seldom, some talk never, But Pat, like a brook, goes on forever. I. V. Basketball 1, 2, Bulldog 2, 3, Pep Pac 4, Editor 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Band Z, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. Z, 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Jr. Play, Fashion Show Model 3, Marshal 3, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll for Year 2, 3, Piano 1, Z. 3, 4, Superlative 4. cwartu luul - ALFRED HARRIS PASSAVANT Al He lives at ease 'who fully lives. J. V. Football 1, Football 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 1, 2, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4, Track 3, Tennis 3, Bulldog 4, Jr. Red Cross 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Jr.-Sr. Waiter. SAMUEL THOMAS PEACE, III Medicine Man Bright and happy all the way through, His troubles will always be fun. Football Mgr. 4, Bulldog 4, Band 1, 4, All State Band 1, Jr. Red Cross 1, Latin Club 1, Student Council 1, Stunt Night 1, Class Poet 4. NORMA MARIE PEARCE Marie In action faithful and in honor clear. G.A.A. 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, F.H.A. Fashion Show 2, Perfect Attendance 1. PEGGY ANN PERNELL Peggy Be glad and your friends are many. Homeroom Officer 1, Honor Roll for Year 1, Finer H.H.S. Com. 1, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief 4, Student Council 3, jr. Play Usher, Stunt Night Usher 3, Bulldog 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Girl's State 3, Monogram Cll-lb 2, 3, 4, Sec. 3, F.T.A. 2, 3, Fashion Show Model 3, Jr.-Sr, Waitress, Superlativc 4. 26 f 1. .ff asf 4' A 1 ,ik 8 at ww.- ,M ma., www, K A say, 1 :l s .M if 'fifth '95 ' 'fungi ,..i... . '57 SENIORS CAROLYN FRANCES PUCKETT Carolyn Where there's a will, there's a way. Graduation Chorus 1, 25 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Play Day 3, 45 Jr. Play5 Class Typist 4. NANCY LOUISE RAWLES Nancy Smart, attractive, talented, and neat,' This combination is hard to beatf' Bulldog 1, 2, 35 Pep Pac 45 Band 1, Z, 3, 45 All State Band 35 jr. Red Cross 1, 2, 35 G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 25 F.T.A. 2, 35 Jr.-Sr. Waitress5 Jr. Playg Fashion Show Narrator 35 Graduation Chorus 1, 25 Stunt Night Z' Piano12 5 4. 5,,,,,,,,,,Ml 'ngwq eawaaa JOHN BERRY RAYNOR HJ. B. It's better to love one girl lots than lots of girls little. Basketball 1, 25 Football 1, 25 Baseball 35 Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, 4. LAURA ANN REAVES Laura Where there's fun and laughter I'll be there. G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Homecoming Queen's Court 25 Deca Club 45 Vice-Pres. 45 Graduation Chorus 2. FRANCES LOUISE REAVIS Fran An outstanding girl in every way, Stores up knowledge every day. Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec. 35 G.A.A. 3, 45 Cheer- leader 45 Basketball 3, 45 G.A.A. Play Day 3, 45 Student Council State Con. 35 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Homcroom Officer 25 Pep Pac 3, 45 Marshal 1, 2, 35 Chief Marshal 35 Basketball Trophy 35 Honor Roll for Year 1, Z, 35 Career Day Com.5 Superlative 4. ll' G EDWIN FENNER RENN Ed Silenre is more musical than any song. Football 1, 25 J. V, Basketball 15 Homeroom Officer 35 Jr. Red Cross 2. 27 . .... K 'Ja 1 gf? ,W W ,, Iwi -Qx 3 A M l 1 '53 N-1 v 'MY in WWHQ, M , , 'fha qaa.. am.,- '57 SENIORS THOMAS COLMAN RICHARDSON, IR. Tommy He will be getting old when he starts going around mud puddles instead of through them. Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Manager 15 J. V. Basketball 15 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Sec. 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Bus Driver 2, 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Waiter5 Jr. Play, Class Officer 2, 45 Jr. Red Cross 15 Superlative 4. NORMA LOU ROB ERSON Lou Sweet as an angel with a halog Ask her friends and they'll tell you so. Library Council 4. MELVIN THOMAS ROBERSON Dewey If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. J. V. Football 15 Bus Driver Z, 3, 4. ANNE WESLEY ROBERTSON Anne Eat, drink, and be merry. F.T.A. 35 F.H.A. 15 Fashion Show Model 35 Band 3, 45 Graduation Chorus 1, 25 Jr. Red Cross 25 Secretary Z. IUDITH CAROLYN ROBERTSON Carolyn A carefree heart is a great endowment. Deca Club 45 G.A.A. 1. WILLIAM RANDOLPH ROSE Billy Character is a great word, one of the greatest. Varsity Football 45 Track 2, 35 Monogram Club 3, 4 Latin Club 1, Z, 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee5 Jr. Red Cross 1. K ,. Wwhfiluux qulwwxmw Mwif' an-was aww. i s QT: Liu ' .. y '57 SENIORS JOSEPH HAROLD ROSS Harold It is better to co-operate and graduate. Jr. Red Cross 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee. MARY JEANETTE ROWELL Jan Sugar and spice and everything niceg that's what little girls are made of. F.T.A. 45 Bulldog Staff Z. CAROLYN RUTH ROYSTER Carolyn Laugh and the world laughs with you. Library Council Z, 39 Homeroom Officer 2g Perfect At tendance 1, Z. SYLVIA ELIZABETH SANFORD By-baby God helps those who help themselves. Jr.-Sr. Committeeg Jr. Play Committee. CHRISTINE EYELYN SHEARIN Chris Good listeners are more szzrrexxfzzl than good talkers. 4-H Club 15 jr.-Sr. Committccg Dcca Club 4. CHARLIE MARSHALL SMITH Happy lf worry fausrs death, I'll rzrwr die. j. V. Footlmzill 1, 2g J. Y. liziskutlmll lg Varsity Basket hull 2, .ig Bziselmll 23 Bulldog .Lg Key Club 23 Mono- gram Clulm 2, 3, 43 Sfuclcnl Council 4: Homr-comin Com, 4: jr.-Sr. Wzliturg Fashion Show 3: Stunt Niuli 3, 43 Calm-vi' llziy Com. 4: -lr. Play lklicrg Class Tvs tutor 4, Q 29 H asm, vw, , 5 , ,w.lg,. 'firm-,,..7 .,-Q. t if .. dlpli ' f .gf 7, ,aw- , 1-ns, isa' ' - V . ' ' ,, f ,.,, 1. 1 '. y , ,zu a K 1 .5 - , ...y 'WW 'rn QM +-w..tw.+.w ,.., , W '57 SENIORS MARY LOUISE SMITH Mary Her friends know her by her dashing air, her bright eyes and red hair. Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Library Council 3. NATHAN PHILIP STRAUSE Philip i W s-W, aw To seek until I recei'oe,' To look until I findg To knock until the door of knowledge is opened unto me. Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 1, 25 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Honor Roll for Year 2, 35 Ir. Play5 Bulldog 1, 2, 3, 45 Ir. Red Cross 1, Z, 3, 45 Co-Chairman 35 Piano 1, 2, 3, 45 Organ 45 Finer H.H.S. Com, 15 Career Day Com. 3, 45 Marshal 1, Z, 35 Assistant Chief 35 Track 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Superlative 45 Historian 4. ,c'SLvJfu, - A EMORY WINDFIELD TAYLOR Emory A light heart lives long. Varsity Football 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Jr. Play Com.5 Fashion Show Com.5 Monogram Club 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. Q5.,,,Q,-,,,., ini., f THELMA VIRGINIA TEMPLE Jenny Work while you work,' Play while you play. Jr. Red Cross 1, 35 G.A.A. 2, 35 F.H.A. 2, 35 Historian 35 Jr. Playg Perfect Attendance 1. ALVA LEE TERRELL Te1'rell,' He that seeks trouble finds it. ' J. V. Football 15 I. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Football 2, In 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Bulldog 35 Key Club 3, 45 Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council 15 F.T.A. 3, 4. im, ' .M ANDREW PAGE TERRELL Terrell Here, there, and everywhere. J. V. Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Tennis 2, 3, 45 Key Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, J. V. Basketball 25 Homecoming Queen's Court 3. it ,wan x 'itte-r' '57 SENIGRS GARLAND A IVEY THOMERSON Garland Always in mind and spirit he's strong,- And let the earth just roll along. fag-p CL' lt' SHIRLEY ANN THOMPSON Shirley It is nice to be natural when you're naturally nice. F.H.A. 1, 25 F.H.A. Fashion Show 15 Library Council 1 25 Bulldog 2, 35 Deca Club 4. ELIZABETH ANN VICK Ann How 'very petite and also sweet. G.A.A. 1, 25 Perfect Attendance 15 Vallejo Sr. High School, Vallejo. California 3. MAGGIE BELL WATSON HD667ld,, Hitch your wagon to a star. John Nichols High School 15 Stovall High School 25 Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Jr. Play Com. DORA KAY WEATHERS Kay She withholds a merry wit, and is never shy in using it. Hom Jom Officer 15 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 G.A.A. Play Day 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 J. V. Cheerleader 15 Assistant Chief 45 J. V. Basketball 25 Basketball 3, 45 Jr.-Sr. Com.5 Library Council 15 Super- lative 4. MELVIN EDWARDWVEAVER, JR. Dud5 To be rather than to seem. Varsity Football 35 Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee. 'L as 1 -many.,-an . -. A 'wen 6-f 5 W 'nan-as sw., W f-is wg, X sf fs Wie Wm an- Ffh v- rr ..s,,,,,,,M livin 'god ,Wav 5 I I N13 -wpl3 ' .l 7 KX ,gff '57 SENIORS GLENDA FARREL WHEELER Sal Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life. F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 President 35 District Vice President 35 Homeroom Officer 35 Ir.-Sr. Com.5 Ir. Play Com.5 Li- brary Council 45 Library Typist 4. FRANCES MARIE WORTHAM Re My joys are as deep as the ocean,' My troubles as light as the foam. G.A.A, 3, 45 G.A.A. Play Day 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee. MOLLY GREY WORTHAM Molly Nice and sweet, red haired and gay-that's our gal Molly Grey. ELEANOR GRACE WRIGHT Elna An athletic girl with a will to do good, you can depend on her to do as she should. New Bern High School 15 J. V. Basketball 25 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 G.A.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. Play Day 3, 45 Bulldog Staff 45 Fashion Show Model 35 Perfect Attend- ance 25 Honor Roll for Year 35 Prophet 4. FLOWER Dogwood COLORS Light Pink and Dark Green MOTTO T 0 pass thru these portals prepared for a better life K MASCOTS 1, '55 Susan Phillips and Baron Currin -. 32 X4 AW4 w , - has , l mwwvwmvw, 0. W I Qwvnfwmzffw-wWAa Qi! f , ,,,, :nur umm .4nu-rv! W--Q., 1, 1 11 ,7 M Ni '-f-...,,,,,,, 1 4MfW 0 f , WY Q ,,4,.,1.. f . ff. U V My W ??K'00g1v4.Dn ,, W, 1, A. G4 ,,, ,Nt qi , , . ,.,, wvgysqq-my iii W lm 55 1331 E 1 .,-r- U' 4 f I . iw 0 ff M 4 -W, WM ,X z W M an ! x Q.:-v gn. 1. 1 . .wif A Q. W 2 Suriv--M-'-f-'mg -1-rr A X 3 , Nm Q4 Qx igsl f if fs 1 ,H 1 . A up 35, 2 . I it Y 1-,Q . Q in v M3065 ,gs E H 'Wk ' ww. I ,kv fb .f , 1. ,NX , wfswssfdgwwffff I-A-asv I I Q ? ? I if 'C al vii WL 5 I 'I 1 i 1. ,il 1, -E 1. ff ur -r -lp vu, .nv ran- -ar.: .um . v u :suv L ur: - unmu. nm- .nrmr -mann w- v-nv uv 11. v-uv: sv '-- unvv -' ur' 'rs as .-1 xx ,- rx 55.11,-1 g fn- gk ' - faiiriy pif Wg: ,, 1 . 4 g qw-Q3 ,V 1153, :.,ff.?L, , W 1 V VUAYKVRW may Z If 3 wr E, ,. if V , S , if M? W 3 4 ffffwy,-f' . wx J ff - 'g MK. , ff :gf 2 Q I I , 4 ,, 49 C fm! W 3 70 W ,Q Q f'S?5,. ' W 4 :,.. Z. W W f. -fm Qfgi Q14 I 'L 2 QS ws- Wwe 1 + , ...MA-,M Wan! hi 810171 if -EA Til!! 1, fx, it ,f ,M,,,..,,W ,uw-M , , ,, A :3?,f4h ., Uielnw-me iwfus Q, 21? , .6,,,.w,.,, WWA W.. -M. ,.-.x if Q3 W, ff, 4- A M. 3 TH M in G - .:,,,f-,awe l A 1 13 ,V ' -?.'.2i,fj I g.: yi Q Y, ii 1 , , ,gm 0 3 ps 1 Zh: auqu mfr Here we are, on the top, With four years of work behind us. Some times were happy, others sad, These years have meant much to us. We're on our way, where will we stop We leave much better prepared For life and love and living, too, We've many friendships shared. We've had fun and really laughed And ioked in hours of glee, Yet we've learned to face reality And take things seriously. Far above these petty things God has now become known, As a real and living friend That each may call his own. Henderson Hi, we love you For in these hallowed halls, Memories to last thru life Are iust so many new footfalls. ? The games we've won, and parties had, These memories owed to thee. We'll cherish in our hearts so warm And keep through-out eternity. You've ioined us in common bond We love you one and al.l, To you our loyalty shall always last, Our love shall never fall. 43 o Q 2 .3 A 'Q Q me Vivien,-f Tommy Peace Class Poet -. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA County of Vance City of Henderson' Henderson High School f last Wzll ,4 nd Zesfammf We, the Seniors of Henderson High School, of the year l957, declare this our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I. To the Faculty Item I: To Mr. Kesler we ieave our appreciation for his help and guidance since entering this institu- tion in 1953. Item ll: To Mr. Hearne we leave our deepest and utmost appreciation for the finest band in the state. Item Ill: To the faculty we wish to express our gratitude for leadership and advice during the past four years. ARTICLE ll. To the Classes Item I: To the Junior Class we leave the privilege of being called Sophisticated Seniors. Item II: To the Sophomore Class we leave. the problem of choosing a theme and mastering the expense of the Junior-Senior Banquet. Item Ill: To the Freshman Class we leave those opportunities, if used wisely, will make the next three years the most enjoyable of their high school career. ARTICLE III. To the Students I. Ferebee Abbott leaves to Susan Leathers her ability to talk all the time. ll. Margaret Abbott, Barbara Carter and Jean Clark leave their quietness to Joyce Raynor, Delores Hope and Marie Poole. III. C. B. Ayscue and Cecil Brown leave their loafing ability to anyone lazy enough to get it. IV. Tommy Badger leaves his ability of being the world's Ioudest sneezer to Tony Roberson. V. A. P. Bowdern comments, Anytime Gene wants to send his antique to the iunk, he can have mine. VI. Gail Cowan and Marie Wortham leave their witty ways to Eugenia Allen and Julia Floyd. VII. Bobby Gupton leaves his rich comments to Mr. Litaker. They certainly helped out after some of those dull reports. VIII. Betsy Bowen, Bonnie Chaplin, Annie Mae Dillard and Faye Ellington leave their low-toned voices to the mice. IX. Robert Bowen leaves his E. P. haircut to D. H. Stallings. X. Kimball Bradsher leaves his ability to talk his way out of trouble to Robert Smith. XI. Reba Byrum leaves her ability to meet more males to the Junior Class girls. Xll. Dickie Carter and Pete Hart leave their loud mouths to Ronald Pritchard and John Crudup. XIII. Peggy Cates and Farrel Wheeler will their snickering blues to Margie House and Betty Lou Crumpler. XIV. Bruce Chappell leaves to Norman Arey the task of keeping those little noises together. XV. Gwen Crawley leaves her natural beauty to Jerry Perry and Rita Peoples.. XVI. Mary Frances Connell leaves her be-bop ability to Libby Ellington. lConfucius said. Prac- tice makes perfect. i XVII. W. A. Currin, Morris Hedgepeth and Hartwell Hall will their quietness to Milton Watkins and Vance Parrish. XVIII. Patsy Farris and Katie Lou Hannon leave their friendly smiles to the Junior Class girls. Comment? They have the figure, now they have the smile. XIX. Billy Edmonds wills his ability tocome dragging into class five minutes after the bell to Wade Renn. XX. Patricia Gholson leaves her fOh! Oh!! ballet costume and figure to anyone containing these klualities. XXI. Estelle Edwards, Betty Fuller and Martha Gregory leave their willingness to work and co- operation to next year's Freshman Class. XXII. Jack Hunter leaves his nickname shorty to J. B. Gee. XXIII. Richard Faulkner and AI Passavant will their positions on the gridiron to next year's hard- hitting linemen. XXIV. Peggy Pernell leaves her popularity and ability to make friends to Janet Pearce. XXV. Nancy Gwynn and Kay Mabry leave their ability to strut to Kathy Bussey and Nancy Evans. Wow! XXVI. Andrew Harper leaves his sharp-shooting squirrel eye to Wesley Young. XXVII. AI Hartness leaves his height to Dickie Twisdale. XXVIII. Lu Harvin leaves his leadershipand willing- ness to next year's student-body president. XXIX. Thomas Roberson leaves his Bus No. 37 to George Neathery. XXX. Eleanor Wright leaves her supernatural powers to foretell the future to next year's Prophet. XXXI. Gwen Jackson, Nancy Rawles and Molly Wortham leave their sincerity to Barbara Proctor, Joan Roberson and Bobbie Mitchell. XXXII. Philip Strause leaves his brain to Bernard Mills. iHe needsitll XXXIII. Durwood, The Cat, and Julian, The Mouse, leave their catty ways to Philip Richard son along with the well-known phrase, Dig-that crazy-cat. XXXIV. Martha Kittrell leaves her ability to flirt with anyone to Tempe Parker. Use lt to your ad- vantage, Tempe! XXXV. Pat Page leaves her Oldsmobile to the birds. May it now have the power to fly over traffic instead of through it! XXXVI. Lawrence Kearson wills his friendliness and desirable disposition to Gary Fleming. XXXVII. Maurice Drainpipe Jones leaves his knowledge of knowing how to fixa vehicle containing a motor to Jones' Fix-It Shop. XXXVIII. We bequeath Catherine Church's beautiful figure to Marilyn Sellars. XXXIX. Becky Lane leaves her pretty clothes to Pat Hart. XL. Shirley Long and Laura Reaves leave their friendliness to Betty Ann Wright and Puddin Proctor. XLI. Kay Weathers leaves her love for cheering to Marian Acrey. XLII. Carolyn Lee and Patricia Leviner leave their ability to remain cool, calm and collected to Scott Hughes and Stewart Finch. XLIII. Mary Gee and Betty Oakley leave their grace to Pam Price and Betty Fowler. XLIV. Charlene Morgan, Norma Roberson, Jeanette Rowell and Maggie Watson leave their quiet atmos- phere to Mrs. Young and the library. XLV. Jimmy Nethery leaves to the girls, along with his pictures, the thrill of iust seeing him walk down the hall. fNotice that hitch in his get-a-long.l XLVI. Ann Roberson, Marie Pearce, and Carolyn Puckett leave their MI3 words a minute to next year's typing geniuses. XLVII. Harvey Oxendine, star of the Whiteface Harlem Globetrotters, leaves his height to Billy Stone. XLVIII. Frances Reavis bequeaths her intelligence and the art of knowing how to study to her sister Jane. XLIX. Tommy Richardson leaves to Leon Steed his muscles-along with his ruggedness. L. Carolyn Royster, Martha Wade Gnd Anne Forsythe leave their friendly attitude to Coach Wilson. Ll. J. B. Raynor and Shirley Thompson are only too happy to leave iust to get home to Duvvy and Bob. LII. Melvin Weaver leaves his ability to laugh at anything, anywhere, anytime to Lester Peedin. Llll. Harold Ross and Garland Thomerson leave their controlled sense of humor to William Hayes and Joseph Clark. LIV. Jenny Temple leaves her school spirit to anyone who needs it. K I reassure you that plenty of us doll LV. Billy Hoyle leaves his ability to get sick on the minute to Phil Johnston. LVI. Mary Smith, Sylvia Sanford and Christine Shearin leave their knack for being able to find nothing to do to Ray Wynn. LVII. Emory Taylor wills his hot-rod Chevy fNashua- Taylorl to the Kentucky Derby. LVIII. The Terrell Twins leave their ability to disturb the peace to Tommy Peoples and Ralph Ross. LIX. Billy Rose leaves his good looks and honesty to anyone having these admirable traits. LX. Ed Renn leaves his ability to cut classes to Al Hendricks. LXI. Tony Ervin leaves his knack for washing a Chevy to Gene Dillard. LXII. Tommy Peace fAlias: Peace's Patchesl leaves the patches to Arnom Harris, author of Harris' Heartbreaks. LXIII. Ann Vick leaves her beautiful black hair to Ruby Temple. -XIV. Danny House leaves his kangaroo legs ro the basketball team. LXV. And l, Charlie Smith, leave to next year's testator the nip and tuck task of having the last will and testament completed by the deadline. In Witness Whereof, l, Charles Smith, Testator, do set my hand and seal hereto the fifth day of June in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-seven. iI957l Charles Smith Testator Keira ,ucctian 'Twas the night of graduation, when all Through the school, No one was smiling, for he wasn't a fool. He was remembering the happy days he had led As he dressed in a gown, and put a capon his head. They were all remembering their happy Freshman year, And our officers and sponsors who were so dear. With Lu as president and Jimmy as veep And Danny as Secretary, we didn't go to sleep. With Mr. Harrison, Miss Hunter, and Mrs. Clarke Misses Fitzgerald and Thompson too, we made our mark. As Sophomores in i954 we came To these most hallowed halls again, And elected Richardson, Harper, House and Hayes As officers to keep our torches ablaze. Waiters and Waitresses and so much fun We lost Miss Fitzgerald but a lot was done. In 1955 we became Juniors at last My o' my did we have to work fast, With Danny, Mary, Pete and Pat To make our moneybags soon grow fat. ln a fashion show and magazine sale, we turned on the charm, And proudly presented our Junior Play, Meet Me At The Prom! We got our rings and wore them to the banquet A Garden of Memories, we will never forget. With Miss Hunter, Mesdames Clarke and Young, and Mr. Harrison We rounded out a year of hard work and lots of fun. Now as the Senior Class, we look back today Upon the banquet and our wonderful Senior Play. ln this our year of graduation Miss Hunter left and we met Miss Jackson. Too, this year we all did agree On Richardson, Nethery, Carter and Crawley. And now as we prepare to leave our Alma Mater We come to realize that no other days were More wonderful or happier while we were here We'll never forget you, O' Alma Mater dear! Philip Strause Historian Lg., iihwqnvl 'id' 611155 Praphecy As l sit before my crystal ball l see the future for the Class of '57. l see: Ferebee Abbott-still working at Leggetts. Margaret Abbott and Barbara Carter-caring for their children. Donald Adams-owner of restaurant in D. C. C. B. Ayscue-owner of 2000 acre farm this side Spring Valley Road. Tommy Badger-top-rate commercial artist. Bruce Chappell- drum maior for Dixie-Darlings. Dickie Carter-Am- bassador to Lower Slobovia. Alton Bowden-still driving the little ol' car. Robert Bowen-service station proprietor at Kerr Lake. Kimball Bradsher- still working hard to get out of work. Cecil Brown- brilliant mechanic at Ford Motor Co. Reba Byrum- teaching cz roomful of brats. Peggy Cates-happy-go- lucky Vagabond. Bonnie Choplin-private nurse in Raleigh. Catherine Church-in Europe looking for a third husband. Jean Clark-nurse in Maria Parham maternity ward. Pankie Connell-mixing up stuff and calling it medicine. Gail Cowan-anesthetist at John Hopkins. Gwen Crawley-Miss Universe of '67. W. A. Currin-pro-basketball player for New York Knickerbloopers. Sylvia Sanford-famous hair- stylist with Annie Dillard, her assistant, in the Paris branch. Billy Edmonds-owner of Radio-T.V. shop with Nancy Rawles, happy as his wife and house cleaner. Estelle Edwards-happily married, Faye Ellington-nurse in Henderson doctor's office. Patsy Farris-airline hostess. Richard Faulkner-un professeur de francais. Mary Smith, Carolyn Robe,-- son, and Anne Forsythe-secretaries in Washington. Betty Jean Fuller-baby sitting with her own children. Mary Gee-first lady pediatrician in Henderson. Pat Gholson-prima donna of New York Ballet Co. Martha Gregory-Nobel Prize winner for her best selling novel. Bobby Gupton-still insisting he doesn't have to work to make a living. Nancy Gwynn-famed Broadway actress. Hartwell Hall-Wall St. accountant. Katie Lou Hannon-teaching untalented kids piano lessons. Andrew Harper-replacing Huntz Hall in the movies. Pete Hart-superb criminal lawyer. Al Hartness-Vice President in charge of Hartness Choice Flower. Lu Harvin-Manufacturer of Lane Export cars, with his wife, Becky Lane, spending his money faster than he can make it. Morris Hedge- peth-owner and operator of the Dark Hide-a-Way drive-in-theatre. Danny House-jet test-pilot. Billy Hoyle-president of Hoyle's Hopeless Hiiackers, Gwen Jackson has her own private laundry. Durwood Johnson-Terror of Highway 158, Butch Johnson, stunt rider in World Fair. Maurice Jones-builder of the first rocket to the moon. Lawrence Kearson. Coach of the Kearson Klippers. Martha Kittrell. nurse in St. Louis. Charlene Morgan and Carolyn Lee-secretaries for Harriet-Henderson Cotton Mills, P0fI'iCiG Leviner, very private secretary for Robe,-f Wagner. Shirley Long-door-to-door sales lady of Cleaner Clean Vacuum Cleaners. Kay Mabry-Model- at Christian Dior in Paris. Jimmy Nethery-answer to female's prayer and Jenny Temple, his secretary. Carolyn Royster quit as Jimmy's Secretary to be married. Betty Oakley-advertising for a traveling agency owned by Charles Smith. Betsy Bowen-an excellent Waitress. Harvey Oxendine-writer of Harvey's Hints to Men on How Not to Get Hitched. Pat Page-having tea for two every afternoon with Farrell. Al Passavant-coach of the Washington Redskins. Marie Pearch-Secretary for Henderson lnsurance Co. Peggy Pernell-editor of Henderson Daily Dispatch. Carolyn Puckett-raising her own Navy. Tommy Richardson-chief Engineer for Dupont. Frances Reavis-playing with the All-American Red- heads. Laura Reaves-wife of New York night club owner. Thomas Roberson and J. B. Raynor-trying to make Henderson Bus line a success. Norma Rober- son-teaching in Germany. Anne Robertson-Editor of Harper's Bazaar. Billy Rose-campaigning for presi- dency of U.S. Harold Ross-teaching History at Yale. Jeanette Rowell-spending most of her time by office water cooler. Christine Shearin-teaching nursing at Maria Parham. Emory Taylor-football coach of H.H.S. Bulldogs. Philip Strause-Scientist who discovered a cure for the common cold. Andrew and Alva Terrell- posing for which twin has the Toni advertisements. Garland Thomerson-receiver of awards for work with Westinghouse. Shirley Thompson Pearce-living happily ever after her marriage Martha Wade Abbott- raising a' baseball team. Maggie Watson-Teaching Bookkeeping at H.H.S. Kay Weathers-permanent Chief Cheerleader for N. C. State. Farrel Wheeler- owner of New York Hotel. Ed Renn-Hedd Wditer Of New York restaurant. Marie Wortham-Laboratory Technician at Duke. Molly,Wortham-Eaves-dropper at telephone building. Ann Vick- Secretary of the Year '67 . Tony Ervin-Movie Star featured in Tony's Other Life. Tommy Peace-Cartoonist with Spy his best script.. And my future is vague. My crystal ball is getting cloudy. Oh my goodness, l- hope l'm living in '67 l z ,,......-.Q .1-ww--4. L ' , Eleanor Wright Class Prophet X l 1 l 3 l l 1 i l l '?Pf..,mw lb-Fix First row, left to right: Tommy Badger, Catherine Church, W. A. Currin, Donald Adams, Charles Smith. Second row: Peggy Cates, Gail Cowan, Nancy Gwynn, Marie Wortham. Third row: Katie Lou Hannon, Kay Weathers, Robert Bowen, Harold Ross, Betty Oakley, Ann Vick. Fourth row: Richard Faulkner, Durwood Johnson, Jeanette Rowell, Patricia Gholson, Carolyn Robertson. Fifth row: Danny House, Bobby Gupton, Pete Hart, A. P. Bowden. 48 . Q, it 1 , Top - Norma Roberson. First row: upper - Mary Gee, lower - Betsy Bowen, Philip Strause, Charlene Morgan. Second row, left to right: Garland Thomerson, Maggie Watson, Tony Ervin, Anne Roberson. Third row: Kay Mabry, Molly Wortham, Ed Renn, Kimball Bradsher. 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Stallings Lucy Stallings Leon Steed Dotty Stegall Billy Stone - Albert Taylor -SQL Milton Watkins Thomas West Priscilla Woodlief George Worthom Betty Ann Wright Wikta' if ' my Clara Wright th.. 1 Ray Wynn ii ,,,...'-ff . A fihv f, .ff v ,,,.-.-uf V7 ' ' s Barbara Abbott Marian Acrey Jimmy Adams-a Z0 Shirley Adams Betty Anstead Norman Arey ...LLY1 .C William Arrington Nancy Bell Bonnie Bowen - Brenda Bryan - W- Cf Kathy Bussey ' W-Q' Arthur Cates bl V1 Q, Johnny Church Ll H C W. C. Clay ,, KQWLQ. Emma Jo Coker James Collins Lincla Collins Edward Cox Gloria Crocker Wayne Crocker Saphamares X - 'lf Q Becky Daniel - X J Q. 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W- -f 53.43 ox, I ' A Q Q V 'Q' ' A ', g I' Carolyn Nelson Janice Nelson Betty Nicholson Lucile Nuckles Mary Helen Overton Yvonne Overton Tempe Parkeoee- W Jackie Parrish Jeanette Parrish Judy Passavant..- Shirley Pearce Louise Pegram Irene Pendleton Charles Peoples Rita Peoples ' Thomas Peoples Frances Perry ,.S:,4,l,l..nvJ Vivian Poythress Pamela Price Ronald Pritchard -- Philip Richardson Delores Roberson Joan Roberson Saphamares 2 rg. ,nr-'I 4154 4 hh Barbara Proctor- - I V fb 5? Q. Marvin Roberson Tony Roberson Ralph Ross Marilyn Sellarsf' YV tx N 5 WW' A in E A , Vg . 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' Deanna Tolbert Carolyn Tucker Billy Turner Drucilla Upchurch Wallace Vaughan Earl Waddell Pat Walker Tommy Walters Eleanor Watkins Ellen Watkins Billy Weldon Jeanne Wheeler Randy Whitten Larry Wilder Clara Wilkerson Larry Williams Morris Williams Dennie Williamson Edward Wilson Jean Witherspoon Freddie Woodlief Linda Wright Jerry Wynn Derrill Young ' M , - 7 4 'Hn .sm fl, -A 5.44 L--v 7-if erfcnfh Grade Teacher First row: Betsy Brame, Rose Reavis, Rachel Horton, Patsy Bowen, Judy Seaman, Lois Longmire, Nancy Elliott, Marilyn Ellington. Second row: Anne Stewart, Carolyn Griffin, Nancy Jo Daniel, Brenda Jones, Johnnie Ann Byrum, Lou Ross Kesler, Mrs. Viola Gardner. Third row: Julian Pernell, Larry Holland, Johnny Whitfield, Hickman Crews, Billy O'Brien, Tommy Butler, Clement Harris, Eugene Watkins. Fourth row: David Rodwell, J. B. Reaves, Jr., Billy Wade, Jerry Felts, Jimmy Richardson, Steve Rogers, Jimmy Hogsett. Fifth row: Donald Keaton, Wayne Tucker, Edwin Renn, Rollins Roberson, Steve Clopton, Clarence White, Jr. 'Q I 1155, IE .Eighth Grade Mi ss Martha Garbee Teacher First row: James Turner, Marilyn Ayscue, Carolyn Reavis, Jo Ann Edwards, Dorothy Hayes, Sandra South, Martha Breedlove, Johanna Hart, Bennie Fields. Second row: Jackie Peoples, Donald Peoples, Richard Parrish, lrving Gupton, Bonnie Peoples, Rita Adams, Janet Poythress, Shelby Tew, Saundra Stevenson. Third row: Elinor Folger, Frances Lloyd, Patrica Boone, Patrica Kesler, Carolyn Falkner, Gloria Cottrell, Joyce Roberson, Jean Franklin, Ann Ayscue. Fourth row: Brenda Hamlen, Emma Peoples, Sidney Clapton, Carl Beard, Robert White, Frank Stegall, Paul Edwards. 'iQp f.,.y f' , eip, A6995 f x-..,x X e...--f we Student Eauucil The Student Council of Henderson High School is the most active, central organization of the school. This year our student council has done an excellent iob and has been a faithful, co-operative government. We take these pages to salute them. S - for Students - all of you T - the Tasks we try to do U - the Unity we advocate D - the Duty to our school E - the Effort as we participate N - Never-ending faith in the Golden Rule T - the Trust in the good we do C - Courtesy for which we're noted O - Organization - very efficient U - Unforgetful that for us you voted N - Noteworthy deeds in which we're proficient C - Co-operation - you've given us this year l - Improvements - quite along list L - Leadership - possessed by Student Council Members 76 will an V Mrs . Margaret Glover Advisor s QT Wlhuqd, Gary Fleming Vice President Jane Reavis Secretary Q, ., ilu..-...... -f--Q Richard Faulkner Treasurer X if mm H I. CHAKRACJER .nr mm.. -. .. .-- - - ..... ,.... v .-,-- -V-.--..-., . 1 ..,-.. W., 4, fl'-wa. all ,744 l at 'ti Q M., it M. M or . fr . 4 I M N Q33 ' ,, wif, wr. P i-, 511 v P X -. 9 ' bk A 5 Left to right: President, Philip Strauseg Vice President, Jerry Perry, Secretary, Addria Proctor, Treasurer, Pete Hart, Recording Secretary, Margie House, Sponsor, Miss Wilkin. atianal Kata Klub Let us lead by serving others sets the patte f rn or these twenty-one belonging to this democratic, non-secret, service-leadership organization. The qualities, achievement, character, and leadership are those which each member must possess. A minimum average of ninety, plus honorable character, scholastic achievement, and commendable attitude are the qualifications for membership. Our maior proiect for this year was the co-sponsorship of Career Day with the Student Council, which proved beneficial to all participants. Also at the top of our agenda for this year was the tri pta the North Carolina Beta Club Convention at Asheville in April. M5 -lv'11z A.1-.V.,A.,.: I A 'ff Q 1 ,,.,h fue.. e f President - Jere Zollicofer Treasurer - Barbara Harrison Vice-President - Charles Rose Secretary - Marian Acrey Sponsor - Miss Hughes 'tt 1 1 r fi A 99' fy, L, , J Katia Klub This year the Latin Club has its largest membership since 1948---l05 students. The dedicated Freshmen members put on the annual Latin Banquet for the upper classmen this year. Later, the entire club decorated a window for National Education Week. At Christmas the Latin Club and French classes sponsored a a chapel program, in which toys, food, and clothes were collected for the needy of our community. It can truly be said that this year new interest in a dead language has been created. 81 Q ffz, lf ' , A V 5 Q ,Cibmry Eouncil l l l i nw fy ze: mmf +Wm1ww91v Norma Roberson, Jane Chaplin, Faye Ellington, Margie Catlett, Shirley Nowell, Faye Adams, Shirley Bowen. ,4 my-sf mam ,L Left to right: Barbara Johnson, Farrel Wheeler, Louise Pegram, Peggy Cates, Patricia Gupton, Patsy Laws, Mrs. Mabel Young, Librarian. Janis Nelson, Dottie Stegall, Betty Jean Fuller, Jeanette Rowell, Bobby Jo Hight Irene Pendleton, Yvonne Robertson. X guturc I-fammmkcr 0 America The Future Homemakers of America is the national organization of pupils studying homemaking in iunior and senior high schools of the United States and its territories. Purposes of these orqanizations indicate that they are a definite part of the regular high school home- making program. They offer splendid opportunities for enriching the homemaking experiences of their members, for developing leadership abilities and for working co-operatively with their fellow students. Some of these activities are the following: conducting meetings in accordance with parliamentary procedures, serving on committees, taking part in assembly programs, plays, fashion shows, panel dis- cussions, teas, helping with exhibits, planning and engaging in picnics, dances and other parties, con- tributing to various proiects, such as CARE, to which they gave to the Hungarian Refugees, and helping needy families, helping to equip the homemaking department of the school, and helping to beautify the school grounds. All in all, these girls exhibit the activities which are necessary to become a real homemaker. By being a member of this club one learns to be more creative in the management of the home, and also by the association with others one learns how to be a member of a home. Mrs. Virginia Cobb Sponsor 83 uunululdu Ill! 12 ...qu- xr A Key Klub ' , Q.-1, . J 4-ff? Wu W Wx Qt ff' gg f 4 qf 'R X HI 3 fi QA' fr ' :Ev M .fdf A -I? fs ,f I ff f-,, ,ff 's O 'TY x Q9 T X ,lf x'-'ffzl ' 1' W L g ff 1 V ,, J',, f'195fSiV5Q,, , A 5 .. ,N 5: ' mug,-'T-Y V V ,, 'wx 1p1.wf. , Qi, 'fi F21 W,1J3f6FF'l'jf1i'gi 55:45 'F W, -yyw KM ::, gm., 1, fz f ,yu u 'Q 5-A fw ?,.QEf,4:,.,,T,-fu m ' MW if '- , I -X 1 - pil, A ff A, mf19'ge,, ,- fm. xv- , X- ' V t f , WH ' ' M ' 4 W ,pf A ,X lx '52, 1 f WW ' .mf Av2:, -:gf :gh '54 - - 14 5 ...N QW X , ln... 'I 84 N' 1, ,z ,wflf ' I ff' bw, vm L . Z 39 JB qw v 2 , W , A ' 'W M 4 W w- ' Y 'MXN' , Key Klub Officer Q-ar'4 Lu Harvin, President, Al Taylor, Vice President, Tommy Richardson, Secretary Mr. J. A. Minetree, Jr., Advisor. Key Klub The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs throughout the United States and Canada. This is a high school organization for key boys who are united in a program designed to serve the school-as the Kiwanis Club serves the community. The obiectives ofthe Key Club are: to develop initative and potential leadership, to create the oppor- tunity for practical experience in dealing with each other as adults, and to gain the experience and practical education that will help members find their place in life. For the past two years the Key Club has won the Finer Henderson High School award. 85 .4 1,- 1 4 it 5.v4.a4. Officers Betty Ann Wright, President, Pat Gupton, Vice- President, Eugenio Allen, Secretary, Carolyn Peoples, Treasurer, Addria Proctor, Point Re- corder, Julia Floyd, Asst. Point Recorder, Dorothy Sliearin, Faculty Advisor. Girl A llzlctic Assoriafiau The Girls' Athletic Association is the largest and one ofthe most active and creative clubs in school lts purpose is that of promoting athletics for girls, and thereby furthering physical fitness and good sports manship. This organization also encourages leadership and stresses enioyment of the sport. The partici pation in sports is open to all girls interested, not to only the good players. G. ,4 . ,4 . ,4 ctivilies 4...-Q How we travel .ix f State Play Day Participants Ready for the take-off State G. A. A. Pin Winners 1956 State Volleyball Champs The Monogram Club is com- posed of those students who have earned letters in high school by participating in football, basket- ball, baseball, track, tennis, cheering, or by serving as managers for one ot these sports. Its main obiective is to promote future interest in all types of athletics and to produce good clean sports- manship. Each year the Monogram Club awards individual trophies to the players on the girls' and boys' basketball teams who are voted outstanding players for the year. Gold footballs, basketballs, anc baseballs were given to the Senior members of our teams last year. i AH, , S Q if , tl , 25 5 , f If he Q Z 3, xx' ,. 4. E 2 4 in 1 if k A Tj: IAQ' 1 u 3 , Wg, N ' WK, Q iff 5532 Jimmy Nethery, President, Danny House, Vice President, Pat Hart, Secretary, Coach Wilson, Sponsor. ' we if ,Xe , wwe X Jain! Q , 4164 , ' f, ' -' ..,. .- - lv. N., . K t x 55, Gm. ,.,,.X f.:yww' 4 RN Ls., 'wyom- f-M. ogy- fl , iii Malcolm Burris, Laura Reaves, Tyrone Rowell, Pat Leviner, Shirley Pearce, Billy Hoyle. Mrs. Juanita Bowser 5 a 61116 This is the first year Distributive Education has been offered in the Henderson High School and we are very proud of our D. E. Club. The club is making progress under its officers who are as follows: Malcolm Burris, presidentg Tyrone Rowell, associate presidentp Laura Reaves, vice-presidentg Shirley Pearce, secretaryg Patricia Leviner, treasurerg and Billy Hoyle, reporter. Our advisor is Mrs. Juanita H. Bowser, D. E. Co-ordinator, formerly of Greensboro, N. C. ln less than a month after its organization, the club was well under way in its money-making projects--a scrap paper drive and the selling of coffee at the football games. On November 7 eighteen mem- bers attended the Eastern District Meeting in Durham and were repre- sented at the State Meeting in February. On November 13 a five- minute radio program on Distributive Education was given by the Secretary of the D. E. Club. 4,2 yi .3 'Z' rf Q any f-'91 ,sf K wtf awe. e N-.1 Q 'NK WWW 15,115 Drivers You, steady of hand, head and heart, You, full of spirit, courage and sacrifice You, who through all kinds of weather Saw us safely through, arid on time. You, who never failed, even once To you, we give our praise and thanks. 91 ei vnu., 4 ngw, ww me Bruce Chappell Dickie Carter .ludy Hearne Presidenf Vice President Secretary I-!. I-LS. Hand The H. H. S. Band began this year with one hundred marching members. During the football season the band performed at the half with a variety of programs. The high light of these programs was the presentation of This is Your Life, Mr. Hearne produced and directed by the band members. The band followed the football team to five out-of-town games, one of which included the District playoff at Greenville. After the close of the football season, the band then settled down in their new remodeled band building and worked up a fine Christmas Concert. Along with working up a concert, they were also kept busy getting ready for the Contest in Greensboro. After all this excitement they went to Campbell College to give a concert, thus ending this year with a musical note. fl ...lh....f M ff I ' Iwi. ' ,r ' tl Hu - by 7 , 3 , it ,f 53 M ' - www . , I M . H a Y. 'Y 4 .Aw ,Q . 1 My if V '..,,,.,, ,. , ,., A X L' '1 . V U K, . f 92 M. Eugenia Allen Mr. W. T. Hearne Treasurer Director ,J 4 -e--m-m-,--- DRUM MAJORS: Bruce Chappell, Norman Arey, MAJORETTES: Reba Byrum, Nancy Evans, Catherine Church, Kathy Bussey, Nancy Gwynn, FLAGBEARERS: Gwen Crawley, Kay Mabry, Patricia Gholson. 93 1. s , i i 1' ' inn-.-.Ll :zu nm X .,i4 1 I yr r E, 'i3!!?l Qtr ' NW . c l, -- Xt I x x X f i Agnfs Moore 5'uture makers 61116 The Future Teachers Club helps its members to learn more about the teaching pro- fession and educates them for better community service. Certificates of Merits are award- ed for points earned by help given teachers, or work done on community and personal proiects. Four students of the l957 Club attended the State Convention. Gwen Crawley Carol Fuller Ann H'-'Yle Miss' Helen wllkln President Vice President Secretary sponsor ping.. ,bf N XXX A xxx-,H 'K 2 ww Y --N:-L. E Q, fx Che Pep Pac Staff Editor-in-Chief, Pat Page, Business Manager, Mary Circulation Manager, Frances Reavis, Feature Geeg Assistant Business Manager, MOYY l:fOfWCl5 Editors, Bruce Chappell, Becky l.ane,SeniorEcli1'ors, Connell? Aff ECl'fOff TOVWWY B0dQefi SPOVTS ECliT0f5r Catherine Church, Nancy Rawles, Typisfs, Martha Nancy Gwynn, Alvin Hartness. Gregory, Patricia Leviner. Wi, .W ' ,j,, Sponsor, Miss Kathleen Ward MSM 4. ,, .v W , , , x CE' iam' -F 0f '57 .Q EDITOR U16 U16 Circless lg Candy Thirteen Zum ,fungi SPONSOR ,,., M if L .. Bulldog faff BULLDOG, the school newspaper, appears six times a year. Each edition represents a great deal of work on the part ofthe staff, who writes and edits the paper and must make the money necessary to publish it. The paper is given to the students. wh., sv W -x gl 7-mx' K. h M . X N 'N Q 5 QAXXQN3 X M X 5' X X s X s - N4 W 5 S S X ' X Wifi W fy ,K :sw idx -' K 7 Xxx 'D 1 I f 1- 65 X19 A it 4 , M L f , yaa hf it vvi d 1 Staff Editor-in-Chief, Peggy Pernell, Assistant Editor, Eleanor Wright, Business Manager, Philip Strauseg Assistant Business Manager, Barbara Proctor, Feature Page Editor, Jerry Perry, Sports Page Editors, AI Passavont, Tony Ervin, Photographer, Billy Edmonds, Advertising Manager, Kay Mabry, Circulation Manager, Gwen Crawley, Advisor, Miss Elizabeth Hughes. IOI into ,l ,r ' nw M, M 4 xl ii Future Secrefcrie sl N I s this Biology? Whot's ihe bclsketbcli score? 4 u 8 saw .fra , , 'Sf 1 v v V if ,at f, as ig 4 ,,,W . 0 fm ,, J., is QQ fm. emi f ew , 53+-X f -' ,llc 'af I 'iii ve 4 , 6 'L ' 5121 ikd. Ml 71 1 ? f - Lf any 'fww n M' ,- f f Elf 'ff w l , , rylwf , , 1, J 1 f .Wf1f'2 ' f W, . J.wgngAFg?i-E91-,5 iz'4 , 'ikgelg Mkxdqn'-V-Q,-lax, ' Y .-- 'lf 3 5 , X. rf.. A w vu F 0, Moore's Mughead s M Wl'1o's in trouble now? I 'J- AB ,H 7' ,- ' - ' 4.1 '- TS .,,21 IO3 Qoatball Jimmy Nefhery, Tommy Richardson, Tommy Badger, Andrew Terrell, Alva Terrell, Richard Faulkner, Lu Harvin, Andrew Harper, and Harvey Oxendine. ?0ur year ,4 thleles l6'1Isk6fIf1Ill l5'l186'bdff WW Ki.: ax , ,rbx I ' I 5, K L.,.2-- . - W H Q T - ,af W A r r Q , ,fav , ' 1 W 'V' . K' Uk .wang s ,am Q 2 f .V 25 is , 3 A 41, U1 11,1 ,, Q , ,1,.vM rgwgf- f f wx.. ' V X. ' af v H.. ' mmf' 'f x-5 -wf wx, 9 . M -en, ,Q Q 1 7' 'I s 1 E 5 Q 1 g , si .21-x .K x ., v fl N' gl7l7fbdff Squad of '56 l x Il I i ll i4pf,'qLf 'Sm .v .rgma-lvvf :LVN N ' . ,. Q , .P as 2 yi 4, W. A Y -I ,Y v MQW' If 1, X if rt? f ian 1. 4' I 8' an W 'P n,auf':,.AJs.....ffikv M ' . M M ' az :V 1-Y 1 ,X . ' x 3 ? ' 1 106 qgf i M 1 i T 5 1, 5 S E Managers Q 25 ng QV 35 Vw jaaiaz' Varsity 5'aatball ,, , S 4 W g I 53' , ,ff - 5 , ' 4' , v. 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' - , 5 , 8 'ng , , 4 'f f A I 2 2 . 4 www Www I' f if - '1 . ,, f A 9 A ff! 4 fn 1 -www M, .N M w.w..M.mm -,W R mam CPS? or aio- Kw' W--y Hays ' l6'ask ctball Gam MANAGERS Arnom Harris, Gene Adcock, Bernard Mills 112 j'aaiar Varsity lsaskstaall First row, left to right: Wesley Young, Arthur Cates, John Crudup, W. C. Clay, Jimmy Adams Norman Arey. Second row: Manager Jere Zollicoffer, Jack Finch, Charles Peoples, Dickie Twisdale Phil Johnston Johnny Church, Sonny Weathers, Coach Wilson. Zrssluaaa Basketball First row, left to right: Billy Weldon, Morris Williams, Ralph Royster, Wilson Hoyle, Dick Corbitt. Second row: Newell Garrison, Donny Felts, Tommy Stafford, Wallace Vaughan, Jimmy Nelson, Charles Rose. Third row: Coach Jones, Bobby Nelson, Arthur Falkner, Beniamin Marks. M Girl ' 1311 ketball Ccam First row: Carolyn Peoples, Julia Floyd, Pat Hart, Co-captain Kay Weathers, Coach Shearin, Co-captain Nancy Gwynn, Betty Ann Wright, Patricia Gupton, Marian Acrey. Second row: Manager Margie House, Kathy Bussey, Faye Ellington, Eleanor Wright, Eugenia Allen, Bonnie Bowen, Judy Passavant, Ellen Robertson, Manager Gail Cowan. Ni Q-,,, ,ffl H' 7 M wi? Qlwfi Ve? , ' !f 2 . 1 A N ' mc. f , . ,W Af' ' 1 fum 3 fo 'i,.,,,,, - V M X . Q, M., I . L gay. f, 5 ,wk 1 7 , , . 79 l ,4 8' A-'Q ff' 5 Pa? Hart Nancy Gwynn me W W' Eugenia Allen Julio Floyd Forward Forward Forward l:0fWOrd Girls ' l6'ask efball Stars Eleanor Wright Kay Weafhers Betty Wright Hot Rod Gupton Guard Guard Guard Guard First row: Lester Peeclin, Gary Fleming,Harvey Oxendine, Tony Robertson, Ralph Royster, Jerry Delbridge, ' Manager Bernard Mills. Second row: Coach Piesfrak, Johnny Newton, Morris Williams, Wilson Hoyle, Beniamin Marks, Leon Gupton. Third row: Ray Wynn, Jimmy Adams, Lawrence Kearson, W. C. Clay, H Andrew Harper, William Lassiter. 1 ' -' v,f, jgiiffifp i , .fi ' .far ar i seq: 3. '?i' Coach Piestrak M B d M'll onager' emar I S Morris Williams H6 l Harvey Oxendine Gary Fleming Andrew Harper Ray Wynn Lawrence Kearson Crack in Gvf I w F E A T U R E S f . LAXJJW 17' 756 fi!!! ' . W ' R fy AQ wif L N fj in . 17,11 x - - I- I -'Y' T x Z ,fin ' A' ' LACQXX N. 'fn 55 f L X. Y Q' M I ,f A Xww, ,, dwg F My f I I , I ' ' if X K f , 'Q Af N N QQ-- fix wi 12 i 3 C.. ,su .-Kx-. 1 4 U. I ' ---K gs- Xu f A I A .- Chief Cheerleader Peggy Pernell WL P Q ' , iff: f.flfii'f5e, W 33- ,2 ,,., . V J E! .X I I I l ea 1 ,WM my Z , ,, V fi' !l 'l'f , ' ' Assistant ,g Chief ,, , if P' Kay Weathers ar If heerlmders S uad V 76 4 Delores Hope, Martha Kittrell, Margie House, Marian Acrey, Rita Peoples, Kay Weathers, Peggy Pernell, Rita Murphy, Jane Reavi's, Janet Pearce, Mary Helen Overton, Frances Reavis. J E 6 .v I s . V, F 2, ' V +P - 9' f , ' ' , 11173 Mx --W 3? :vm M , 'ii'- pav- N fs - fs . , . U ,Q '. 'I ,Yu .1 - 1 .. 1 X y - - 4 ? 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F E E I F 5 E 5 I. in vi I 2' Q, Ei ,e,. E4 I. V ,. 7- :gn ' fy , . , K H A, X. f xg:-:W mxcxzw laws-M23-y 1 my ', . 1:.f3g, V ML ,,x,, --,, is-,k.s 5' ima? Q X s 5 , 4 Vixsl- ms 5 ,, 3 Af' 4 .44 771- 5. ....:x I ,, -A H -.--1 .W- ' f 1 f-e Y , -fi '--9 vw- y A L2 5 - 45.441 3 ,gag .A 42 .,h v 4 9,5 ,. 1 fig M Q f X, ' Qy XA X V . we Q, . Mi' 'vi 922. , '73 ' ., fwfsff . ,-,-Q: ., .swiss-mv: 2: f vs, 2' Y Ng,,M, .1 ., A iw, Ny, ww 32 . , :ij Elf V 0 Jw 2 Xie fy ,gi Junior-Senior - '56 X-.wsu-9 Intermission - Teenage Club Bulldog Pancakes ,.,.w 1 1 1 . P i. Q xl. l 'iffy WY? FW .X-is , l'f2f2,:iQQ1.a2:lf ' mu, ,Nl 1 ,ff- New York Hopefuls ,fe ' . 'V , , . , 7 , Q M , ,X X X 4' W f W I ,:,, , fwfr ' ,, 1 ,f ,f ' , ff ' ' ' .L . M X , ' MA- 2,1 1 ww. W' K M. , ,M 1 Qif J VTEMW' ' A ' v W WW 4. gm 0, f ditar ate Now our work is over, and our task is all through, We have lobored very hard to present this book to you. Though we labored very hard, we had a little fun, Because interest and co-operation were shown by everyone. We had many disheartened moments, with which we could not rest But with the help of our sponsor, we continued with our best. Now that our work is over, and the book is bound so tight, We are proud ofthe patience that took us through the fight. We present this book to you, as a memo of school and friend, And hope that you enioy it from the beginning to the end. -f , 3 8 Nl-J ' 1 ville V4-'gi' fl X if ,' I ,Wir , 15' 1 I la , 5 7 ff M ,yi N ,IX A fs, Z V X - -Viv l , X fd A Iv, - .1 3 A -' , . ity I 'ir' 6 xx , I I Au l f NN I ll ... f 7 il F gfyklzl I if my l I ,kW IBO fi ff A 1 X ifvfigiglf' Our friends, you've proven fo be You help us put out qualiiy, A finer annual--thanks to you, Our friends, we will be true. THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OF - III - 250 STIIRES Are proud of our schools ---- ot the progress they have made and are making--of their facilities and their pupils. It is a source of pride, too, that so large a per cent of faculty members and students patronize Rose Stores for Schoolsupplies and other variety requirements and that the list of such valued patrons is steadily increasing. It is the aim of those who determine the policies of Rose Stores to make the values and service offered in their stores iustity your confidence and support. YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED AT ROSE'S 5 - IO - 2541 STORES Buying and Executive Offices in Henderson, N. C. I32 HENDERSDN FURNITURE CDMPANY, INC. Leads again with the Leading Lines of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Frigidaire Appliances, Easy and Speed Queen Washers and Many other Items to Make the Home Comfortable. THE LEADING FURNITURE STORE IN THIS SECTION Dial 7l37 Henderson, North Carolina Compliments of PENNEY'S Always First Quality Where Quality is the Trademark Henderson, N. C. Helping to Build Q vulcuuziuc ayynw Cf' THROUGH . Agricultural Development . Community Improvement . Industrial Expansion cinouru Nasssfsafmisrs PUWER 3' '-'GH' commit Motorola TV GOODYEAR TIRES 133 CAPlT0l RESTAURANT FAMOUS SEA FOODS , N AND A I SIZZLINO STEAKS f ' VANCE TRUCKING COMPANY, INC. Insured Motor Carriers Established 1936 - - Incorporated T938 Home OTTICS Dabney Road Henderson N C r re. W ., .W ! '-V -1, S ' fn L . '-' Sp T-M.. .. A 3 I. ,X 1 -- f ff '- - VK. --, 5, yy A. , Relax . . . have a Coke A CARTER PAINT COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY W A l T. P A P ER C 0 Henderson, N. C. 247 E. Montgomery Street 134 B st Wishes to Seniors of '57 COMPLIMENTS of PARKER'S 5'-'-'S MQTOR Co n:xAu. onus stone Dependable Prescription Service Compliments of GRADY'S EQUITABLE VARSITY MEN'S SHOP The Friendly Clothier SOCIETY M fl Y Q M CI h Sp W Complimems of HENDERSON MEAT CU Dist. ofBruce'sMec1ts Fresh DRUG STCRE E d Ph 4929 7387 Compliments of A w0Ol.ARD'S DRUG STORE HAN NON'S GROCERY lb' , 'Q . W Q Q e-I if If ,If 1 LEIMI. Compliments of A FR I E N D MOUNT HOPE iilNISHlNG CO. of Henderson and Butner, N. C. 24 Hour Road Service Compliments of Dial 9841 COI-I-INS GRILL HI WAY TERMINAL Mobil Gas ond Oil Compliments of J. w. JENKINS. INC. TASTE!-FRFFZ 1,5 -9' Americo's Favorite f 4 I I in Frozen Dessert F' .DJ 'i sos and HAZEL Phone - 5033 l37 PAGE DRUG CO., INC. Where Quality and Service Unite MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE 3134 - Phone - 3134 VANCE FURNITURE CO., INC. Cash or Easy Terms Dial 3911 325 S. Garnett Street Henderson, North Carolina Complete Banking Services Make Our Bank Your Bank THE COMMERCIAL 8. INDUSTRIAL We Want Your Business CITIZENS BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY B A N K 0 F 'The L,eacIing.Bank In This Section S HENDERSON M1889 Member Federal Deposit Hendefso N C Insurance Corporation 138 ' n,.. CONGRATULATIONS THE CLASS OF 57 THE NEW VANCE HOTEl T. G. Brow cnnlsmu f-TI.eH0meOfBe,,ervf,..,es HARWARIQ lEGGm'5 runrmuni STOIIIETTINC COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS D I47I9 Compliments of ROYAL FINANCE CO. Loans Compliments of O. B. MOORE INSURANCE 81 REAL ESTATE Henderson, N. C. STAFFORD'S HALE'S FLOWER SHOP Freelancing in Photography Assignments Weddings Commercials Black Sr White 8. Color Henderson, N. C. Dial - 4425 - 3362 Cut Flowers Wedding Bouquets Floral Designs Henderson, N. C. Compliments of PEARCE ELECTRIC MACHINE CO Henderson, N. C. Compliments of MOTOR SALES COMPANY ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CO. Frigidaire - Zenith Dial - 4018 Henderson, N. C. E. C. SEAMAN Real Estate lnsurance Henderson, N. C. I4O CITY CLEANERS Dial 34l6 126 Horner Street Henderson, N. C. COTTRELL'S STYLE SHOP Everything in Ladies' and Girls' Wear Ladies' and Children's Wear MODERN BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing in Hair Styling and Hair Coloring 204 Garnett Street OVER GLAMOR SHOP Compliments of WHITE'S DRUG STORE Compliments of LEGG-PARHAM COMPANY ALFORD'S Printers - Office Outfitters Pianos - Musical lnstruments Cameras - Gifts - Novelties Phone 3424 Henderson, N. C. 4flfFllGN6iS Ready to Wear Shoppe Henderson, N. C. Compliments of OAK GROVE +04- 1 ,L uname rigg ipz F, rug Egg if Q A. A W Hi ' ff ,gl tl ' ,VQV :gl ', , r kdm Af' x'x,. 1537333 A f 1? 'B sa IVF vs V ' ay ,S fs ,., gaiw. 5 IVA' VMI 'IY' lil'-7141 AY1 -4' Compliments of WMHJMMG LADIES' - MEN'S - BOYS' Finer Wearing Apparel Visit the College Shop for girls Ivy Shop for Boys Henderson, N. C. THE HENDERSON GROCERY Distributors of White House and Melrose Flour Del Monte and Pocahontas Fruits and Vegetables Compliments of WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT We Serve the Best from Land 84 Sea WESTERN STEAKS SPECIALTY We Welcome You and Your Parties Phone 4822 VANCE COAL 84 LUMBER CO.. INC. Building Material Dial 33I2 I4I Horner Street Henderson, N. C. Compliments of EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Home of Exciting Values Compliments of VALET CLEANERS Approved Sanitone Service Dial 7I46 Henderson, N.C. AMERICAN COFFEE SHOP Steaks Fried Chicken Try Us for Quick and Courteous Service Compliments of DANIEL HARDWARE COMPANY We Sell Hardware And Give Satisfaction I43 SANFORD MILLING COMPANY, INC of Henderson HIGH GRADE FLOUR AND FEEDS Snow Flake - Hartness Choice White Heron - Southern Belle Phone 4526 Henderson, N. C. We cordially invite accounts large or small. Feeling that re- lations once established will become permanently agreeable and mutually profitable. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN HENDERSON Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Henderson, N. C. I44 RENN HALE COMPANY Men's Wear 5 The Little Store of Big Values W5 William Sffeef LA ROSE BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of HOME TURNW5 MARKET BUILDING suPPLY. mc. Meats - Groceries YOU RING AND WE BRING Complete line of building supplies, paints Dial 3543 942 S. William St. HENDERSON DRUG CO Across From S. A. L. Station Phone 4158 The Store of Courtesy and Service BRING US YOUR PRESCRIPTION Fountain Service Sodas Sandwiches Candy Dress Making - Suit Making All kinds of altering for men and women ROBERT'S SEWING ROOM l.ANCASTER'S MEN SHOP ln Downtown Henderson FINE MEN'S CLOTHES Compliments ot PERRY LUMBER COMPANY Sell us your standing lumber 145 WEBB'S Henderson Shoe Store Home of Nationally HENDERSON BUSINESS COLLEGE Courses in Jr. Accounting Advertised Shoes Ssecremrisl FO' 'he E 'l'e Family DAY Alxllirnlilggtcilliil' 'SCHOOL DALE'S TV SERVICE We Service All Makes and Models Radio - TV Sets ROBERTSON'S GULF SERVICE W. W. Robertson, Prop. Washing - Lubrication Tire Service Gulf Tires - Batteries Phone 5l09 MODERN APPLIANCE CENTER We Service Our Sales Phone 5738 Hotpoint - Dumont - Maytag Appliances - TV's RAWLFS RAWLES GROCERY ROBERSON'S TEXACO CONGRATULATIONS TO Dealers in Firestone , Tires and Batteries THE 57 SENIORS 146 . .L -- - -W- Complimenfs of HARRIET COTTON MILLS HENDERSON COTTON MILLS Don'f Forge? Us We Wont Your Trade ROSE GIN 81 SUPPLY COMPANY Form Supplies - Cotton Buyers ROSE OIL COMPANY B. P. Rose George A. Rose, Jr. Charles P. Rose v gm :nu :Q Ln, lfnfi I 4 v f W WHA f , 3, 5 if , , Q , fi Q- .,, ,w.,g 4,,'Qf i IJ 4 Af XQ? , , 'ff-, ' M, ' x ,vw I nr toyr toon ,stones Owned and Operated by Local Men ll Best Wishes THE SENIORS OF '57 Henderson - Franklin - Raleigh , 1 if F -,., 10,5 f IN s u RER s IN c 'fi Dial 5318 lst Floor Vickery Building 311 S. Garnett St. CONGRATULATIONS to the GRADUATION CLASS from Inland Gas Company Herbert's Yellow Front Stelens Dress Shop Glamor Shop Mattie and Lucy Hayes Loughlin-Goodwyn Appliance Bakers Loan Office Larkins Henderson, Inc. City Barber Shop DAVIS of HENDERSON, N. C 149 ,521-fHT,:0 Q ' 1 wx' f f u MW fm --gm. . .M fi? - .. ,..- - .-.. , - --.2U..... . Y.. ,--.. -nv an v -. W,- ww ,......, ,Nr xi : '1--3 011' Alv-Karin 4+-,-- I I I , I I I I I I I I. I I I I 1 I II I I I' III I I ,L I I I I: If U I I -I I I NORTH CAROLINA'S CLEAR CHANNEL STATION ON 89OKC The Nation's Top Shows from MutuaI Associated Press News from WHNC - FM News Room WHNC - FM Produced Live Programs of Local Interest High Fidelity Transcription Libraries for Enioying the WorId's Finest Music WHNC - 89OKC ALL .... 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