Lenoir High School - Bearcat Yearbook (Lenoir, NC)
- Class of 1952
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We Dedicate This l952 BEARCA-l' Your way of lite has been injected into all of our lives. Your friendly smile and good disposition makes our work seem like play and you bring out the magic ot music in us. You have won the love and respect of the entire student body. So, with this tribute, we dedicate this annual and wish for you the best ot everything. 4 ,Min IN MEMORIAM CLARENCE SHAW WARREN 1888-1950 Snpermlerzdent of Lenoir Pzzbfzc Srlmolf from 1925 fo 1945 6 IN APPRECIATION MR. CARROLL E. RABB We acknowledge, with sincere appreciation, your twenty-five years of loyal and efficient service to the Lenoir City Schools. 7 MR. FRIED NW. LIENTZ lplfllljlflflf .mmmgrfvm ' n V . ,M ,ww- MR. -I. G. HAGAMAN Sfffvwizflwnlwll MRS. RUTH XV. UNCLE Sw'1'ulfl1'v1' ln ffm Sffllmilifvmfulzl . i g I l, 2 . l -' I si. D lbl!'Mw.i '1'1l l L. ii' X4 ' V l .t .1 ABERNETHY ANGLEY BERNARD BRIGGS COBB CROSS HALEY HARPER Mrs. Ci, M. Alwcriictliy Mrs, Virginia Ciolvlv l,.lfiL'l1L'L' lNII1L'l'L'lY lining wlmt you ilu, Shu lms iiiivitul ln-r iuxinl sill' inlu um' lic.:-'lx Ifiii-gg-1f111g mimi .1 yivlw it is ui ig-mlm linlglixlm Tun, Anil ix-V,-.Ili-il ili'.rm.1tiis as tlii giuitcst ul .ll'l1i. Min Mary Anglcy Mr. Bill Cross A pfyrwii i.ip.ilwlif ut iimiuiiiiiilu imil iliving .lll. HL' lux .lixplncil to us ilu' spirit uf thu g.1mL' Oil-i'lui-kiiig nn .Ii-mil nw Il1.lllL'l' liivxx small. Anil .iililifil ru tln- lwukx .rmrtlu-i' vuii' ut' t.imv. Mrs. VI. ll. lin-rngiril Miss Gwrgiii HlllL',' SL-rwiw .iml wimritqs, if yivu wixli al frii-nil, 'lilic tuulwci' whim lux kimlbiivm but ilixiiplim' in lui we Uni' vliliin-nt Spnimsli ti-.lilni'. Nu' ruirilliiiuiiil. lx llNll.lllX tlu- um' xxu Pllblll lu. Mr. I.. If. Briggs Mr, .lamcs Cf. Harpui' lli liinlx im' in l1.lllll'k'. w.i .mil Nkyg lli- l1.lN -uiun liix .ill lm' l.c'm1ii' lliliili liinil, ln wmll Ilnnxux. Iilw .1 lmttritlx Anil lux xniiiuwli--l in Hlillxlllll it ilu- ln-wt in lln' l.lml. 9 'Y 1 JARRATT KAUFMAN KIRSTEN lC.j LIPE l1.l llPE MILLS RANSDELL ROBINSON Mrs. A. H. .l.1rr11tt Mrs. UI. Ci, Lipc Our pr11hlu111s l5L'LUllIL'l1L'l'S.lN sI1t q11i1lu us on our xx.1Y Sonic i111p1wrt11nt things in lift' 1111- not Llllglll lrllblll lmnkx 'Io hclp us Litljust sviiiwvlu-s to litk- 1-.uh 1l11x. Lilac lwirig Iiotiscwrws iintl micllnrit nooks. Mr, john Kgiufinnn Mr. V. Mills 'l'o cxput puvplt- to xxurk lor von, Cflitmistry wnultl sirruly 1l1u if not rnixul with .1 SP.lI'l'i of XXII You must ilu ymir slum of xxorlcirilu. tivo, liy this man who h.1s lu-tn gittul with plenty of it. Mr. George Kirsten Mrs. Mg1gtlL1lcnc Ranstlcll Hr l1.1s thu pimp-1' to lWL'XYlILll .1 throng XX'hg1t woultl lmppun if xx 1' lmtl snmctliing tu ilistuss XX'ill1 ,1 wuril ull l-:l111lnc:ss, 411 tht' IlILlQlL ul smiij. Antl u111ltln't linil lu-11 to st-It-tr .1 suhlcxt for us? M rs. CQ. li. Lipc Mrs. Roy Robinson llisokkccpitlg, sl111rll111111l. typing. loo. 'l ht- Nk'IllUlAN. lziuntli thc li1111'n41l1st's guitlt-. Am' ol tlirsr suhlt-its sl1v'll glirilli t1'.11l1 Vou ,lilly stuilt-nts lllhl hu' um' in xxlmm to tllllllilld. 10 Wifi? i yi W' ' T7 X SISK STALLINGS TRIVETTE Mrs. H, Cl. Sisk 'IRIVFTTE lMRS.l WARLICK WHITFHFAD OUR FACULTY M rs. A. CQ, Triwttc ll iiiulcimlmliiwg ln- tlii' qimlitx' yivui' my-rlx in gi tiii-nil Khin- vii Klux PlLIllI'L'Q yivui' w-.mlm mlmll M rs, Ophelia VI, Shillings Oi'igm.ilitx' .mil li'ic-mllim-sw pu. As lim' lwullclm lwimilx ilixplilx. M11 A. if Triwttc Owl, i.ilm, Anil wlli-itiil .llXX.lYNQ Vllkl. Hi-i' miml, lim' lxingiluiu, licr will, limi' ugly Iwi' tlu- pmwi' ul iiitvlliluviui- iiiinmginilx us In :ilu-x. Miss ciCLiCll.l XXf.irlii-k liminx .mil lWI'LlWI1, tuppul with .I :mile A tiuullci tlmt IlLlliL'N lixinl: xxirrtli xxliilc. M rs, Civrl riiilc W'l1ilL'lic.1il lt tiki-N in 'L1l'L'.lI pi-i'wi1.1litv winlwimml xxitll iimiiirn 'IU nimlu- .1 wluiliint llxlllfi' limi muili lic' lux lu lmrn. Altliiwugli tiniiliiiig gi-mm-tix lwriiigx Irving il.lxx. ll panffvkfy, ---- 240116 wwyfczzwfyff ZZZJ' a,Zafm,o64,Z7o7- ?.Zmg,w .2. .. WW? .... qi 4 fo-rfEfz2eMZ'3J .... Cfg,4A,54, .... Xf 'u ka, Wi-1' IW L L3 filfI1 iK-...f51 'lu'i , 3 ,., .qui ummm lgnmaln-na , ...X... ...- .- .......-.Q 5 iifiiiliv .. ,WW V 51 ,M ,. W f tW ' U ,L., WMW.L.w- SENIOR CLASS v 5 Yi OFFICERS Eddie Bynum ............... Pruiizfwzf Alta Robinson .... Vive-Pi'e.i'jzfel1! Gwen Thompson . . , .... Sefrelnry Margaret Sherrill . , . . . . 7'1'm1.i'11rw' Where'd all the Freshmen come tram? . . . Where ya going to college? . . . Macbeth? Wha's she? . . . Can't ya raise it to a C-? . . . l've just gat to graduate . . . Mr. Mills, What's an atom? . . . Seniors first . . . What size head do you have? . . . Are you getting a class sweater? . . . Gone, but not forgotten. MASCOTS Gail Hcldcrman Mike Cross joseph Vance Alexander Si11n' l'111'l1' 5.1111 will ,IU L.X'1L'!Idfl1,Q .III i111'1f.1l1f111. I rrnzlfy dlllllf fzuliclv l'd llwd .Ill .11'1'11,'1.1li1111. judy Arrington SENIORS Carolyn Barlow 'lind fuel fflllll z1'.1lH11.q ilu' lm.if1i1.1l ffuuff- A 1llll'.l'L' dr11'.i11'l rrurfixe' z1'l1,1! .l'l1L ,l ill for, Earl Austin ,, 4 , Sidnc Barlow ll 11.11 lt't'!'L'f.l' 111' 111 ilu' f11l111'u'.i LI-iff' Y My 1111111611111 Jam' I 11711 111.1i1' ffllfll .1fIl'jI14Ql, l'l'1' !lL'lc'I' rlfrialud 1111111 I 11'.111l 111 111. -' f'A - Ai' .1 rlvwlliil 1 will dm'111'1'r lfww l'Ilj11i1.11'1'1'j11' z1'b.1l!lw fllllllk' ,ll'fll4U.l lim' zvlvun' music' ii. l'll,i11rely he lfnfw, lbirllqv. 111 NIU. ALEXANDER ARRINGTON AUSTIN BARLOW, C. BARLOW, S BEAN BIGGERSTAFF BLALOCK BOLLINGER BYNUM Norma Bean 'lilu 11' .111 111.l11y fuuflfl' X11 lfu zzvfrfd 7111 Il'llfc'l7 ilu' 61111111 1' uf God 11111-'f ba 1111f111'l1d. -lacqueline Biggerstaff lfirvllzulnf lm' lu C.1r11111111 In gc! .1 B.S. t4Jt'KQ7'L'L' B111 llnf ru.111' lovin rlwfl .md 111111311 111 mv. ,Ioyce Bollinger Mfr. 1.1111 lun i11.rf1in'd 1111! A br111h54'Ff1c'1' lu hu. Eddie Bynum Mae Arm Blfllock . . b K 511111 l'1'u IILTP! fI4l.l,l' jmnr1d1'11l, lluu' T11 zrnri 111 .111 nfhu' ir my 11lfi111.1l1' 1'r.1r.i' .rlmi.ql'l, .Uffflfi A-luyfze l'll 61 um' fm' Ibn' l'.S.A. ll',i good fur flu' mind. .111u' Mu' Jillllf. in '7R. 15 1 F5 , Gordon Carpenter Be 151114 In 1111111111I.i. 1111113 my f7I.III. AJ 11 1'elu1'111111'1r111, I'II do 1111 I 11111. Hack Carpenter SENIORS Peggy Carswell 'Hn' ilmnfy jufiu ,l!'l' 111 Ibn' n1111111v1'1'i.1I Lora Ann Carver I111r14q111.111r111 if lbs' def111'.1lr11 ,i' r111Iy fIl'IL16'. Maj' I 6.1111 11 111' 11111 guide. jim Childers IIMIM111 I l'l7U.lL' ILQICIYIIIKQ In be lllj' Iln' Ullllffllll' life if llvu Iiflf fm' 11111. fiehf p1'r1fe.i.rir1n S11 AQIVL' 1111' 11 Illfllbclll, 1111d Iv! 1111' Inn l'Il 111 lhvm 111111 .wo z1'I9.11 II1111' yield. I IIIILII 1111111 hm' .1 11111 of 11I1i1f.s.i'11111. CARPENTER, G. CARPENTER, H, CARSWELL CARVER CHILDERS CLIFTON CLIPPARD CLONTZ COFFEY COOK lfriinces Clifton To 111' .1 11111111 111 Irzler Iifv: Tbkll I11 IIC Ike dlIL'IlH'l.l' 11'IfU. jean Phillips Clipparrl N111'i111,q 111 .re1'1'e111ri11l work z1'1lI be 1111' 1v11'.1111111. I'II be 11111111 defidvd 1I'IJL'll I 1'f1111j1If'1e 1111' ed11r.1111111. ,f-111, A j - 1 1 john Clontz ll l11'11 I be1'111111f 11 1'be1111if. l'Il Iiu III flu' 11'1111gI1- Aflw I 1111'u111 11 .w'11I1.1'l1111le I111' H 16 20. Maxine Coffey 'lllwn' .ire .vvr1'1'1.11'1r1I jubr 1la1'11z1,Qhr1111 Ihr I.111d. Think I'II fry 111111 11116 1111' hrzud. joe Cook 'l'er11'l1111g 111131. ua' will In' u.1.r1' fm 11111. And rf111rl1111,Q I.1l1'1', z1'e'II we. jo Arm Crisp Aflvr mnrlv tlmzzgbl 111' In wha! I .rbull be I1 1 1111111 il'1 .1 1'e1'remry',u life for me. Betty Crotts A w1'1'vl.11'y 111wl.f neu' fveuflfv mflv SENIORS joanne Crotts A ,rlv11f1,q1'11,hbv1' 11.11 yu! 111 fic 011 jerry L. Crump HCl'llI7lf7i.l' Sc1'1'i1'c 5111111111 011011 duly ur night The f1l.11:e 111 gel IIIIH' 1111' fixud rigblf' jimmy Dingler Ab. .1'll'r'L'l julie! rlwre will lac .1 new day ber Ines' Rn111w for you. M.11'l1u I'Il meal my d1'v.1111lm111 Ibn! Tha! 511111111 frmu one zvbu rfulll' Ilwlnwz 1. .11 the umm! d.I.l'bilIlQ' of 11'.1y, kllU1l'.l'. .1CfIH'.YV. 111.1lf1' my dvblll. CRISP CROTTS, B. CROTTS, J. CRUMP DINGLER EFIRD EVERHARDT FAIRES FOSTER GAITHER Reita Efird A 14.11'1'1'1' 11'11m.111 lun' .111 1'11.1y lime She Itkldl' i1 life of 11173 .l'IlblfIlIL'. Ga ry Eugene Everhardt T11 he 111' 1111! 111 lu' .111yfl1i11,u .11 1111 71111115 1'll llf7t'II .1 neu' fmnl buff. Gena Faires E1'e1'3u11e uwdi' t'.'X't'ilt'IIlt'lll in life S11 l'll bv .1 jv.111'11lm.111'.f zwife. 17 jack Foster l'll funk IXIILUHI .11 my .flllllIL'IIf,l' fflllll lufly lwilqbfr Arid 11111116 uf .1'flldjl,'.Y fm' Ibvir S.11n1'd.1y uiglylx. Henry Gaither Before I Lemme llilylhillf .11 all I'll 111112111 .111 .slourpe from ,rludy hall. SENIORS Sarah Greer Bob Hardin 1 INN' 'lf' Wfd Of flfly 1'1m1111111 A- .1 111f'rb1111i1' I'll be 11 .r11r,Qw11 11! Since b1111.rel1eep111g ii' 111 l71'r11111a my 1711117 f11'L'l1,iMI1fH1, llphwz I .flrlfl 111H11.q 111111' 1111' 11f2111'1'. A I Pinky Hanks Charles Harless David Haiglcr V , , , 1 E E xi .il111' 11'1m1'h1' 11111.11 bv fhlllf 111111 If lfwu famf- z1'1111l f1.i'le11, IH bm! ll lu with lbrne d7'lI'61'1' ibut dig fha .1 nd 00111 ffl llwjr baud MJ' I7-'1ff'f1f7Il.11l'.f mr will be 11 lm!-md. l'llf1'!l1l1111,q.i Il1.11'1'e 11e1'e1' kewl fold. llulvwl I 1111141 lb1.!t'f7f1l.Q j1lvyv'11'11l ed. GREER HAIGLER HANKS HARDIN HARLESS HAWKINS HAYMAKER HEDRICK HOLSCLAW HOOD S Mary Hawkins Bob Holsclaw I l1eu1'it'.rf111z 111 f9er1.1f7y. I'lf zwri 1111 win' an' ill .1ll 1111141 uf sf, I'll 111111 11111 F.B.1. W-ffbff' B111 j1le11.w duff! mb Illk' 111 11111 il f2i1ff5 fngefbwx jim Haymakcr . , . . M'1fiI n Hedrick Nzmc Hood EllglI16't'J'llZg or 11111u1r, ll'l7lLi!.7 .rlmll K Y Y il be? Tbiul. l'll ,wi 11,11 .1 med mr lo! 1111111 The ,I1l1111,v 111111 ride my di.f11111f fllflllkf' C1111'l .wvlemze 1111150 1111 my mind 4111 lflclzlds Clyde. and being 11 for me? A11Y1'1111e 1111111 lu buy. 11 model A? vorfznzerfiul l1'111'her. 18 Barbara Hunt I'11 1'11111111w' 111111111 11711111217 11111111.i.i11111' 11 i11'111i A1111 111.111' 11111111 1lJ111IUl' 1'1'.11. 11171111 11.111 .1111'.1y1 111111 Lfll'L'.1l1ll. Diane Huntley Minn' .IIILJ I 111111111 111g1'1111'1'. 11111 .11 111.111 .llld 11111. S11 1 12.1111 1'1111.i1'11 11 .11 .1 11.11'1111f1' 1111 11112 HUNT HUNTLEY, D i 'inn -.-Af KENT KIRBY Anne Kent 111 L1 .111 41111111 11111 be 1111 .i'11b111111' lvllfjl I 1'1'1111'111b1'1' 11111 171111111X 111'.11111111. Donald Kirby My 111'1f.1111 jl 111 111' .1 111111b.111 171411. 13111 Illt' .1 1111111143 l'11 .1 lung 1l'.lV1' 111 KQ11. SENIORS Gwen Huntley N11 11l.l11L1' l1'l7.11 I 1111. 11 11111 61' 111y 111'i1. Vivian jenkins ll'111'11 l'L'1'l'1I1Q C1111 111111 .1 i1111.q. Ai .1 1'1'11g11111i' l1'111'iL'1', I 1'.llIll 'qu l1'1'11114Q. Margie johnson 1 1111111 111' 11 11111112.111 1.111 I'11 11111111 my 1115 11-1111 .111 my g1.i1. A1111 161111 1111 111111111g 1111 1111 111.111, HUNTLEY, G. JENKINS JOHNSON joanna Klutz 1'1'1' 111'1'1111'11 111 111' .1 1'.1r1f11' z1'11111.111, .1 M1 111 .11111111,r111'.1111111. Alld 117611 ,i111111fd.1y I'11 1111141 .1 111.111, .llld 111.1111 171111 1111 111'1'1111.1111111. 19 KLUTZ LAWING LAWS Lois Luwing A 11111'1 .r bL'.I1'1 1.1 11L'I'L'1' 1111. ll711I4Ql l1.ll't' 1711111611 1l11'1'1'.' '1ll7111xQ.l' 111.11 11111.11 be 11'1'1111'11, 111' 1111'1'1'1'1' 11111 111 b1'.11'. Bob Laws F111' I 1111111 11Yy .11 11111 111111 g11u,i'1' 11111, A1 .111 .11'1.11111'. l'l1 11111 111 lb: xkiev. Laura Ann Laxton l'll u'111'f1 111 tl d111'1r1r'.r 11ffl1:e lbe 1'1'.r1 of lllj' life, Ilflajybe l1err11111' llie dflflfllll' u'1fe. Carolyn Leftwich Hcllld Illc' fI6'lI 111111 j111f1e1', lat 111e 1'ecl111e A1111' the z1'111'ld'.r neu' f11.fla11111.s' I'll de.rig11. LAXTON LEFTWICH MELTON, B. MELTON, G. Benson Melton I'll build ll cily 111' bigla 111' fbe fly. ll 11h my l1111111'ledge uf 1'1111,r11'u1'111111 ffm! I'll b111'e by 1111d by. Gayle Melton A f1111l9f11l .rer1'e'1111'y I'll 11lu'11y.r be Till my 611.11 fllbf 11112 111 .vit U71 lair k11ee. SENIORS Barbara Andrews Lovins III 1113 111c11f111111111 I'll bmw all Ihr' ll6'll'l' F111' .1 fele'f1l21111e 11f11'1'11l111' gen' ull 1l1e 1'l11e,r. Charles Lore d G11'e 11111 11 111edi1'11l bunk 1111111 I'll he Jeanette MCDll C b11f1f'y Ar 11 ,lL'L'I'L fcH'y 1'll gire my l111.s1r l11f,s Like f111l1u1' like 11111, lllfl fm! l1ke my ul l W- F f7zlf7f7,'l'. A111l f1.111e111ly 1111x111 1113' 11111111l1ly 1'111.w. LORE LOVINS MCDADE MELTON, J. MOORE, E. MOORE, N Eugene Moore ll i1l1 11 111111-il 1'll11ppe11l111 mind .md heart ll be11 l btjfllfllt' e11,u11,qed 111 L71 Ill Ill c'1'L'l1Il rlfl. jan Melton N M Ar 11 ll1lI',lF l'll 11111Le flwn' bland ancy oore f71'efl'll1'F 1'l.fL' ll 111'L111g 11111i l11'i11.q 115 free 111' I 11111 ll he'11 I 1'11ll 1111' big 111111 eyer. E11j11A3111g life 11' my f111111'e f1l1111. 20 SENIORS john Noll Y1111 11'.11111.1 lun' .1 l1.111.11111 111' .1 limi 111 ji! jlllll' 11.111, 'I'l1i'11 1111114 In ,uw 1114: yum' 111'1gl1b111'ly ,UIHLTI1 111.111. Eddie poteat Billie Sue Prestwood Tlw 1141141 1,1 1-juni-11 if my 11.115, A l111,x'11l.1.1f111111 11 z1'l1.1l I 11'.111l for ,lml H313 g1'.1cl11.1111111 Mr lfI't'.lllll nll1111ll1.1ll11'1ll1'1111Ieff1'111' S11111' l4kI!'Z7lll'Q Euyliilv if 111 be 1111 w11111if 11'.1x. 1111'.1l11111. junnitu Price T11 11l11'.'1y,r lwlp ffllwrr lla' but I 11111 Av .1 11111'w llfii 11'1ll ln' 1113 life' lung f1l.111. Celia Zoe Rash lllll 1'w'111111ly i11l1'1'u,ulf'd ill b11.fi11e.u' nj NOLL POTEAT .1 kind H111 I 11111'1 qnilc 111.1i1' 1111 my mind. PRICE RASH ROBBINS ROBINSON SCOTT SHERRILL, J. SHERRILL, M. Dick Robbins M71 lbmfer z1'1ll be flu' bwf 111 fflll'11.' ll will l111'11 flve Cw1lv1 .r blI.l'lIlt'.ll' 11j1,111le l1,ll1l'Il. Alta Robinson T11 !1'.11'l1 1,1 111 le.1r11 11111112 .1l11111l 11'l1.1l Mzlry Elizabeth Scott 31111 funn' 141114, 111 i11fl11w11'u llIl7L'l'l' .1r 111 11'l1.1f 51111111 l 'f '4 'l' ' 11114 l f' ff S 11111 1151115 in 111, l'll 111.1171 111l11'1w 11111 Il'l7.ll I 151111112 21 jim Sherrill My ,11f'111'1l Il'lll 111.1511 .1 llI'flI.E for 11111: A11 .1r11,i1'i life in light .md frw. Margaret Ann Sherrill I rl1.1ll 1'11111l1i111' 111 1' l.1ls'11f 111111 111lvll1gw1re flml mix llllljll' .md b11r111i'vr 111111 1l1ll,u1'1.'1'1'. SENIORS Phylliss Sherrill A llthllllfyllll .WIIl.Qbl1'd I will be And .vifflq lrum my jwzflr in lbw zrilluzz' fren. Mavis Lucille Smith Robert Smith l'll 11711 KQl'k'Jf jmriw zriflv my .ffl IZFVUIIXQ lv llw mllimfv I'f1lfl my ,hellfll bfttlfl, fZ7L'll ml In ullvw' 1'uL'4lliu11i'. Betty jo Ann Stout oc Smith . , . 'I llnl lift' fri llc' .I 7110176 i'I.Il'. llffr ilu' 'lfwry only fluff yzfmll 'fm1'fyl,i f1111l.1jf1 AlIflfl7EI' Clmfy jnmii will lie lmvk. one I LIIIJZI' flw In-if llnhezf ur il wilfmfd wmv. I lm' flu ,gill flw rlrmyil I'll ww' gel, li fn Azul fm' my .alia I lmjw llvlr if xml mzvlf. IIVIVFI' lil flw ilmux L1 it il. SHERRILL SMITH, J. SMITH, M. SMITH, R, STOUT SUDDRETH, B. SUDDRETH, T. SUMPTER THOMPSON Bob Sudcircth Cunld I i11Ic'1'e.i'l you in if 1l'il.Vl7lII'Q fmzflyifle My zwrk .fx 11 ,llIlEJ'7Illl7l will rmlly by 156011. Tom Suddreth M S ,. . , 'lr um ter Ilve 7'u1L'HI4Q held ll' llf7t'!l fu flu' L Y A P BNI LI ramble ll' jlrulmlily ffm flu! IH UH! liulff Ulf , XIX Wflfl' UW!-li 1'lIdf1, And 1't'l.mf flu' neu' Qlllllflj' lillev, 22 TIMANUS Gwen Thompson I'll ln il mart uffivieuf ff1mf11w'fi.1l le.1fl1w' by mid by I only hope N11' .l'll1d?!7l,l' lbiui flu' .MIIIIU .H I. Ann Ward Timnnus Ai L1 11711174111 H'l:'lllfi'! l'll ln' nu flu blkllll lluluffl I dll't'lll'L'I' zrlml lIIl'I,lL',l' mqznl SENIORS Douglas Tolbert Hillard Unalerrlown M1 11111111.1 11111 1111 11111' 111.11 11'1111'1 Tlu' f111111'v 1.1 .1'1w1111lyf1' 1.1.11 IIIIRIL .1f1j11'11,11'l111.'4u A1111 11179 1.11'111'111' .v11b11'1'117.Q11'.7.r .md My 111.1111 1111111111 H11111. .md 1'f11'1',w1'.1iJ1'. 1'l1.ll'1l7jIl4Q. joan Nelson Triplctt Gcnoisc Tuttle H , , , , Carrie Wa M111'11.1.q1' .11111 1111111111g my 11111 I1 11.1.31 111 1111 111111 111 .111 111.11 11111 1111 1111111111111 1,1 ,bv L-,,,,A,,,,L,,.l-1,1 H.,,,.,1d' 1-11 m,,.,1 H1 111' 1lw 111-11111 1'.1,uc 111 llw l11Il'1I ll 111 lJflfl7 f11'1'.f1'111 4QI'c'.lf 1'.x'111'1'1.11111111. 111.11 fZ71'I1ll.Qf7. llHl7L'll I d1'.11g11 lllj' f.11111111,m Aq11z1'11. TOLBERT TRIPLETT TUTTLE UNDERDOWN WALL, C WALL, D. WALSH WARREN, F. WARREN, T, WILSON Dorothy Christine Wzlll Thomas Hen ry Wzlrrcn I1 ,u111'111'u il .q11ld1'11. lZ7L'11 rirb 1.r ,mlm 71111 111111 11311 111 z1'111 il 111 111' 1111 1111 lf111' 1'11'l111111 11 111 11111151 11111 1111111111112 V'-U77 -'mil' S11 V11 1171136 ff11'1lu' g1111'1'111111'11l. 1.1i1 .1 11111 111111. Frances Wzlrrcn D Rfil h W'1lsh , , Clrollnc Wilsorm 4 P A 01111111 111111 1111' 11.111111-, l'lI full 11111 1 ll l11 Il I 1111-111111' 11 My z1'lmfl. 11111111111 j111,1,w1' 111 A or1'1'11111fM111f.11111' C11111' l'lI Il'1 111 lzv. 1f'lUU 1d1 'U'lll fill!! I'II 111,1i1' 11111 b1.111111111 111 1111 A1111 fllllll' llllflt' 11111 111111 11 .Q1'.11111'd 1 1'l1f1A cf1'1'1a'1cf 111 l!'111'f 1111' 1110 F.B.l. l. 111f 111.111 c'1'1'. 11113 23 james Wilson I'd like I0 be Il dortm' wills u flxfure funny, And alu'ay.v have plenty of money. joseph Henry Wilson Al' 41 J'ale.fim111, fmvzilure will be my line, My bu.riize.f.r will be my rmw gold SENIORS Reba Winkler My friendf .rlmll know me nf jun Reba, Bu! I'll make my .vzudents bmw, mine. like I uuir Queen Slaelm. WILSON, J. WILSON, JOE WINKLER lla 24 Neal Withers Maybe I'll roach nl Cmvlizm llnlmf on earfh muld be Hner. Lee Una Wright I bare claoren .ferremriul work uf my mmliwz I will ,l'l1'iI'6 lmrd lo atfuin flair iznlbitifnz. WITHERS WRIGHT MOST LIKELY VTO Succaeo fxxcx Foe-rm MARGARET ANN Suenaau BEST Dnese-so SARAH Guam Joan Nou. if wg. Been Au. ... ROUND MARILYN Heomcai HHLLARD UNDERDOWN . Z S f,, Qumgmxmuvzs ,Q 9 'LASS OF M051 'IIALENTED MARY Lee Snort' Jim Suemuu. Moen Popuuxn EDDIE BYNUM CAROLYN Lerrwscu BEST Loomme Jo ANN Cmsp BOBBY CLARKE MOST DEPENDABLE EUGENE MOORE ANN KENT WTTTTEST GARY EVERHAROT BARBARA HUNT in ki ,Aly MOST ATHLETIC PAUL BECK JAN MELTON of Most ORQGQNAL BOB HoLscLAw Pmw HANKS FRHENDUEST HASKEL CARPENTER JUDY ARRINGTDN BEST PERSONAUTY , JOSEPH Wmsom JACOUELMNE BNGGERSTATF TYPNCAL SENIORS JIM fl-NLDERS DlANE HUNTLEY JUNIOR cu-xssfq' XJ OFFICERS Little Howard ...........,.... Pf'6.fj6J6'lIf Charles johnson . . . . Vife-Pi'e.u-idefll Wfayne Self .... .... S ew'elary Robert Thompson . . .... Trefzrzzrer We only have 5200. . . ls geometry required?. . .Wish l were 0 Senior . . .Could I see your study guide No. XXDLMXVI . . .Miss Angley, we will have ca Jr.-Sr. Prom .... Won't we? 30 JUNIORS l,.lllIiI1L'Ati1lIT15 Uwcn AQIIUHS Rulm Adkim P.1tm111 Aklkms Alurry Allrul Ifllcn H1l1'Iuxx'c Nancy l5g11'lmx'c ,Ivy cc Benn Shirley Iicnliuld Bill BL-1'nI1g11'dt Num y Boyle' PL-ggy Hmwll Put Bruyhill Mu ry Bryant Ruby l5ry.mt lillyuul' CJIIHUII Du1'isCQI1ildc1's SIlfl'lL'y'D1lXi5 l5LlI'h.ll'.l Dm-itz Iix clyn Dodge iQ.m1lyn Dudlcv lulm lfnxulisll Hubby Ifwstcr Hclcn Uufurtll P1'wtw11 Qiufu1'tl1 f1Ilil'lk'ycQl'L'gg I'wcttyAluG1'ifh11 Don Hglmhy, Elf. Ikgugy Hnmby l'ug1l'Im1'g1 H.lI'l'i5 ll.1r'l.lml Harris .ln-xxcl Hulsnlnw Littlc Howard KIlm1'lL-5 Mink Iulmmun A. l1..lun41s lflniw -Innes S41 mmy juaticc Halruld Kirby linrlmrax Kcmp XX,illl!WJL'LlI1 I..1ml X YN. X' if W V B ' V is .M M L Q JUNIORS Nolan Lovins Helen Marley ,lo Anne Matthews Charles McCall R. l.,McGalli1ml Putrii in McGee Vernon Mcliimsey Bill 1Wc'Lea1n Planet McNeil Baibiirii Mikeal Shirley Mikeiil jerry Miller NUl'lT12l Moore Virginia Morrow Putty Moser lklilie Nelson Leroy Newton Carol Olson john Oxentine Sylvia Pilkenton Louise Pleas Ha1'l1iii'ee Prestwooel Shirley Prestwooil Anne pl'l!Cl1ilI'Ll Mehune Pritchett l.i1ll'lW1ll'Ll Query ,Izunes L. Rzlyle, Ylr. Marlene Rhodes Kathleen Ricliunls Jeannie Sanders Xxfiiyne Self Rirluml Setzer Richard Shaw Friinfes Shell ,limmy Simmons ,ILIINCS Holt Smith Billie Aloyce Smith XXlillia1m Smithey CilI'lj.lCl l'1ltE Rohert Thompson JUNIORS Alfxlt X'ulwxl.1. IV. NIU.: Inn XX .nlkw Iwmmx XX lwitn' lit!!! XXVIINUH fXl.l1'tlm XX IHIKILI' IXl.uju.1l'ut XYN' llmlmlk LAIXIITRA SHX' RUIm'1M1m-m ,. , , I'V.iIhlN IIlUl!I.lx -an-ww' X Q, . L, Xu SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Eleanor Powell ............... Preridezzl Paul Perry Hedrick . . . , . . Vic'e-Preyideul Rcva Miller ,..... ..., S efrelary Sammy Wall .... . . . T1'ef1J11rer Here we are, way up in the balcony. . . Freshmen are so silly . . . Can't wait until we go to Biltmore . . . Ah, to be a Junior . . . Mr. President, will you recognize the balcony . . . Wno's Silas Marner? 34 SOPHOMORES Norma ,lean Abel Carl Adams Belar Austin Bill Austin Bobby Barber .lanis Barger Harold Barnhardt Gene Barrier ,laik Barrier Lynn Biggerstaff Patsy Boyle Peggy Bradley -limmy Bran' ley Rebecca Bryant Beatrice Bumgarner Melha Burgess ,laekie Bush Peggy Campbell Delilah Chandler jack Carlton Louise Carlton Dorothy Clarke Delphine Cochrane Dennis Cook, -Ir. Johnnie Sue Davis Bill DiekSon Eva Elizabeth Dula Rena Eller Tommy Eller Gladious Gentry Patty Gilbert Betty Hahn Ralph Haigler Jeanette Hall Laurie Hannah Mary Ellen Harris Paul Hedrick, jr. Phyllis Hedrick Betty jean Hendrix Madeline Herman ,tl C, r liilj it an fx 5 a I I by ik '19, WN '35 V x Q 50 D: ef- A ' ee if , If Ll I L X 1 ,K , .f . -W , Q x .. - 5 , Y X it f is V 'r , sk Vit by x is is 'sa if iiln li KT ieri i n V t by '21,-,rl f, 0. K ws ,, it 2 -Q 1 I they 'A V i E -v ' L lQ Ql -V.' 1 ls X M 15 A, 'i 5 Q A Z 1 L H 11-f 5 N .:Q. Q A AA A twig, , 'LA ni' X - sr t 1 i .. i r U ill 1 A :::: I . Q? F 'vf ls I, Q A 1 3. 1 i H . h :'i A . .... K ,. .. 'W L V A if 'iii swf ' ,X is A,,:. .,-, Q X A Af ' R 'Sr-. E A AAAAA WM A gn X ,V in fil' L if ' - L? t - A f K if P A it QA5Z'A ' ' S SOPHOMCRES -loanna Hinds Stewart Hodges Allen Hunt Ralph Huntley Doris jones Clarence Keever XX'alter Kent Bohhy Kirby -Ioann Kirby Gail Klutz Ann Lackey Bowman Lackey Dennis Laxton William Lefevers Sue Link Gail Looney Neil Lynch Charles MrGirt R. S. McLean Gail McMillian Birdie McRoherts Katherine Maltba Dickie Martin Reva Miller I-light Moore Adelia Nelson Mzirthzl Nelson James Parlier Frances Parris Ralph Parsons Nitie Parton Bradley Pennell ,limmy Pennell Shirley Pilkenton jean Poarch Eleanor Powell Betty Sue Price Myrna Putman Grace Rainey jack Rary SOPHOMORES ,lo Ann Rector Peggy ,lean Riggs Mary ,lane Rowan XX'illis Setzer Reba Sherrill Retta Sherrill ,lanice Sigmon Douglas Smith Etltlie Smith Robert Smith Mariam Stallings Emmett Stevens Tommy Stevens Zeb Stewart Dennis Story Nancy Stout Virginia Stout Diana Teague jane Tester ,Iutly Thompson Carolyn Thornburg Shirley Tilley Gail Triplett Suzanne Triplett Barbara Tuttle Clarke Walker Tommy VC'allcer Sammy Wall Myrtle Wfartl james Wfarren -li m my XX'arren Katherine VC'arren Hazel VC'alsh Ann VC'ellborn jean VC'hite Bexerly W'ilson Donald Wfilson Margaret Wfilson Betty Xvooilruff .sill .fe L f me -r -A Xyr- iiaka gj S gr , 1., T: N N A :K W I V. C. - tr r 1 trer Q ia l l . m .. xx :'t H tt '-.Q . .i , v Q vk - .. x l 1, S Ai x ,:.. x t tl af f a s. E L- ':'-f . A K - , ' 5 'Xie at X T T 1 if 5 T 1 ' S 1:-f , in l sl Xxl i i T U .kzilb A 1' I 5 3+ ,, . ,,, i : ., : ' . lime Qs I our . . J - x' 1' V Ak I it T 'flvl X . N 1 S X ai' 1 X Ii f.Qg5,.i' CAMERA sm' YV l 5-S Rirhartl Baker Wfilda Drum Bobby Hampton t 'J Carl Rirhards X f X 3 'Q-274 K Q ar. J, xl ', I 2, - 1 Q. , FRESHMAN CLASS ,f . M f Sf 5 -,mf y I K 9? gif 1 OFFICERS Pete Huntley ....,............ Prefidefzt Paul Sipes ..... . . . Vive-Prefidezzf Bobby Hagaman . . .... Sefrelnry Bobby Miller . . . .... Treamrer What period is this? . . . Wl'1ere's 301? . . . Whot does geometry meon? . . . Gosh! look ot oll the people . . . Yeo, ond boys Too. . . When do we have recess? . . . Amo, Amos, Amor . . . Is thot right, Miss I-loley? . . . Too young! 38 FRESHMEN Joanne Adams Ramona Aldridge Dougie Allen Ann Anderson Carl Anderson, Vlr. johnny Arthurs -Iennie Austin Hobby Bahh Bzlrhara Burlowe Danny Barlowe Robert Barlowe Norman Heacli Seagle Bernhardt ,lark Borders Floyd Boston VI. D. Boston Barham Boyd Carolyn Brown Margaret Brown Zelda Brown Virginia Broyhill Herby Bumgnrner Eugene Bush Marguerite Childers Farline Clark Eugene Clark john Clarke Cecil Clonch XX'ullace Clontz Gary Coffey Harold Cook ,lerry Cook Frances Cook Truman Cook xlanette Difkson Doris Frye Hwy Y . 6? inf A XX I' A ., milk.: ff l lt 17555 .W , T 1 ,. .aj s A 4-,L - , pe.: .X ,N W v.. s. 4' s ' X 1 mix, N., 4 r s 1 f s if Q.: A ' w ' we 3' W Alt?-il: ,-in nf , 1' Q v, 'Y-15? un '23 wa .W 12? 193 Q . mf Q l' ' Q , u YEAH' .W Y--2 ,T 4. y 5 5' K lg.. .:kb: 5 5 ,..,e A sage lx 2 it m fs, li 9 Xu K 1 xc-1 . 6 lxfx Ns 1 , v N X. .gy 'uf 1 t l w. -,, .. . w-.va , n A, 14 Y .,.'-1 1 -r 1 xi ss if rf Q4-y 'V uf Q 'ff-f' V ' 1 D be W .., 1. . lv' . 4 t I 'Q '1 P 4' b Barbara Gentry f' Norma Gentry ' N -1 ' Darrell Goble I is Q Dtilflflil Goble A. A -, X. y dy Tony Goolsby , -.Q ' T' f . jane Grzrvlee A K A X Gail Greene 2, Tony Greene f 'T A glean Greer 4 - N A V6 'N gy Bunlnly Gfiflln , ,-f. -? U . C , -. ' P f .1 km, , x earl Grist 1 L In d. 1 Bobby Hagaman A ! A ' iit -iv , f . .YK 1 il?-K -Q1 P- T .-l- Putsy Hamer , Charles Hanks i Q Q, lireddie Hairless - N ' , V ' 'S . Harold Hayes 4. I f A f ' f Q, liohhy Hodges I I Eff l 'VT Y? K I 1-AJ Nancy Honeycutt Q V I A D A U... .X .Au E V .5 39 s Q it ,Rx 1 1? fwfr N' x I J in Q N 1 m l ? V 45' L if -s 'li 'V . i. .J m e .Jin-. 1 n . M. f' is i 1 ,K fn -X inf ' 'il' ,fir 5 ua 5' . Q .... A 5 t. Ai nfs- ' ' ,1 . eat. Q, ., .3 ' mg :Lf ti n k:v- R, L? Q . V S if ',,. - E it L'-' ' .i N 1,, 'V 4 ,, 4 . , ..,: 1 H , ,I te. g M 1 '1'.g L - .5853 am 'fi A A vez W, J 5. I X I 'z if 3 M K it '?. J -A ,pi it '1 . Q tyt V QYIQWQTX R f i I s. 'Q .w it hex' Q Q :al 8 W L 4- gm i P ms Q, u. 1 . , v 4 i 'K f 'mr I 5 Ak W ,VL gl? . Q , 1' 4 ' ii ee e .ug U U Q. V .nl ' I 2 . , T? :'V 3 2i'2- ' 4 Q el l Kel lux 4 .fl ,DSM 40 X 1 fl . 2 M l 7' '-,., .V N. 'll me it e 'iw s. . + s o 'Ax e FRESHMEN Gregory Houck Johnny Houston .lill Huntley Marg.:uret Huntley Pete Huntley Irene Kemp Ramona Kemp Ann Kirby Barbaira Knight ,Ioan Lail Gerald Laws jon Laws Betty Lutz Herman Mann james Martin Louie May Barbara Mayheltl Nancy McCallum Roy McGalliard Theresa McGee Dale McLean jimmy Melton ,Io Ann Mikeal Bobby Miller B1lfl'HiI'2l Moore Aloe Moser Wfilene Mullinaix james Mullis Sherry Nelson Shirley Penley Jeannette Pennell Bobby Poiirch Howard Poarch Tommy Gail Prestwootl Patricia Pritchzirel Kay PropSt Lynne Pyatte james Rainbolt Wfilliam Ray Bill Rector Jones Reid Mary Richards Bobby Lee Riley Bobby Robbins Mae Robbins Dan Robinson YI une Seehorn George Self Rebecca Setzer Shirley Setzei' Stanley Setfer Ftltlie Shoemaker Elaine Shoemfikei' if it e f L W 'i . . ,, , ' ' 9 , , L iil ,I Sybil Shuford FRESHMEN Paul Sipes Floyd Smith Reginald Smith Mary jenn Marilyn Stafford Douglas Stimson ings Spainhour james Story Katie 'Thornburg Tommy Tolbert Eugene Truesdale james Vestal jimmy XXIRIQHCI' Leslie Walker Bobby Warren Floyd Vfaters jerry Waters -Q. V , II., -iid ' 1,4 ,L . ey . 1 ' v ' Q. lu if 1 .. i K S A ,7 W.. A if W 'Z .1 .,,V,, . ' 4 ' ,wz K 9,21 I i t QQKQ 5,2 ', K Y lf' A 'e'Q an Sikh t S K , ' , if H Y A QM in 1 wg J if 5' Q. hx :Jn Ti XF: iv X Harold Watson Carolyn Vfelborn ' AA my Betty Whittington Albert Wfilliams L 1 Q. Bobby XX'inkler 11 A V y , f z Kay Winkler .Q I I gli . viii ' 'V-. Wfilbur Woodnll, Jr if E i - 'F f y I '93 t X . Billy Woodruff 1. ,E r X A b X I 1 Nancy W'oodruFf y 'i-. Q M Jeanette W'oody A 'I I. W 1 ft ,. 2, . ' K . ff vi CAMERA Sl-IY Joyce Edna Brown, Catl ierine jackson, Boyce L 41 axton, B ohby Roberts if A sw. 'Q 077'?7ofL9'054f4f....., diwfjwa .. if,-lg .... f'w7f H3 4 9 nw , - Q f'-X K ' X 3 .X X ,, M, . :V K 5'VH.if 1 3,. fm .' . ' lk' .7 viii ' QI 'I 1-gl 4552-Tx I - ...iw 4.4 b .I 2 A. 2 mltemkn ii A me, . I - EXPERIENCING DEMOCRACY But I can't be on the Student Council . . . I don't have a UB average . . . I'm suspended! . . . But what will Mrs. Trivette say? . . . And what do you think, jack? . . . We must be Democratic . . . Did I see you cheating? I'll report you . . . Ours is but to do or die. MEMBERS -lim Haymaker. Mehane Pritchett. Charles McCall, -lack Foster. Presiclentg Reba XXfinkler. Vice- Presidentg Eddie Bynum. Rera Miller, Peggy Ann Sherrill. Gwen Thompson. Billie Joyce Smith, Mae Ann Blalock. .Ian Melton. jean Clippard, Laura Laxton, jane Gravelee, joan Lail. Ann Anderson, Marlene Rhodes. Ann Timanus, Tommy Gail Prestwood, Sherry Nelson, Robert Thompson, R. L. McGalliard, Paul Perry Hedrick, Charles McGirt, Eddie Smith, jimmy Brawley, Patty Moser. Shirley Davis, Deanna Goble. Eleanor Powell. Peggy Bradley, Nancy Boyle. Beverly Wfilson, Pete Huntley. Gail Looney. Tommy Tolbert. james XX'ilson. Little Howard, Vfillowdean Land. 44 f Qi 1 'S-A ' iw .n..'W . I A A f1 T.- fi fi ffl Q ll 'rf-.A -'E ' ilfjf, llit 9.5.1, iljjfa llii ,Mu . A -. .., A' - 1 .4: ,. l' ,.. H VOL. XXX LENOIR HIGH SCHOOL NO, 2 Kent is the etlicient editor and Hedrick is the capable business manager. They are assisted by Patricia Broyhill and Carolyn Dudley, respec- tively. The journalism class, whose names appear below, assisted the staff under the direction of their advisor, Mrs. Robinson. Lora Ann Carxer, lietty Crotts. Pinky Hanks, Vixian Jenkins, Lois Lawing. ,loanne Crotts, ,lackie Higgerstatf. Carolyn Leftwicli, -loan iliriplett, Cienoise Tuttle. ,loe Alexander. Eddie Bynum. Bobby Clarke. Hob Holsclaw, Charles johnson, Benson Melton, Robert Smith. Doug Tolbert. Tom Warren. Neal Withers, Ralph NX'alsh. Maxine Coffey, and -lim Sherrill, cartoonist. They have produced for the student body eight issues of the school paper. Through the printed columns these students kept the school informed and helped maintain school standards with their editorial policy. Hand in all copy by Monday . . . Doug. get your pictures ready . . . Bob, get the subscription list ready . . Mrs. Robinson. please let us have gossip this time -lt's all routine stuff to those pictured on this page. 45 ULEADERSHIP, SERVICE, CHARACTER, SCHOLARSHIP I tap you as Ll mcmhcr of thc National Honor Sonicty . . . Is the mccting being hclcl at your house? . , . Oh mercy, I madc Ll B on English. MEMBERS l,ittlL' llnmulxl, blank lfmtg-11 bllhlllllll Klutz, l,u1s Lnwing, lN 1111'y Lib Smit, Mrs, W'l1itcl1c.ul, faculty aulviwrg Rohn Winklc-1'. Pcggv Ann Slmcrrill, Prrsidcntg Viviun jcnkim, Gwen Tlmmpswn, PQll14lClLl Hmyhill, Alta RHlWll15UI'l. Charles Muffllll, XY'iIl141m Smithry. 46 ULET THERE BE MUSIC Mr. do you give private lessons? . . . Lets have a little less soprano and a lot more tenor . . . Hallelujah Y Y Y Can't wait until those concerts. MEMBERS Janice Barger. Bobby Foster. Jimmy Dingler. Louie May, Bobby Roberts. Jacqueline Biggerstaff. Patty Moser. Diane Huntley. Sarah Greer, Billie Joyce Smith. Mr. Kirsten, Directorg Sherry Nelson. Janet McNeil, Ralph Parsons. Charles Harless, Doris Jones, Peggy Jean Riggs, Jo Ann Rector. Barbara Kemp, Ann Anderson, Jo Ann Adams, Carol Olson, Martha Wfinkler, Nancy Barlowe. Kat Wfarren. Mary Spainhour, Gwen Adkins, Shirley Pilkenton, Tommy Gail Prestwoocl. Barbara Moore. Carolyn Leftwich, Reba Wfinkler. Shirley Gregg. Jo Ann Mathews. Evelyn Dodge. Peggy Campbell. Janice Sigmon. Helen Barlowe. Mary Jane Rowan, Kay XX'inkler, Rebecca Setzer. Nancy Honeycutt, Marilyn Hedrick. Ginger Tate. Betty Jo Gritfin. Jan Melton. Joyce Bean, Ann Lackey, Alta Robinson. Mary Sumpter. Gail Looney. Shirley Davis, Shirley Bentield. Carolyn Dudley. Lois Lawing. Phyliss Hedrick. Benson Melton. Mebane Pritchett. John Noll. Bowman Lackey, Jerry Allred. Garland Harris. 47 .fffifl HAND THE BAND PLAYED ON XY'e need Ll rest stop! , . , Come to ollieers meeting . . , XVliere's my lotker key . . . Wfliy were you lute for drill? . . . Meet you in the lipstick room . . . Dont eat swordlish . . . XY'iittIi the stitkl . . . Trip to CiL1I'Ollllkl-Xflfgllllll giune. MEMBERS Mr. Kirsten, Mr, H.trpei'. Mrs. Stallings. Mr. K2lL1fl11ilU. Peggy liixitlley. liiirlmree l'i'estwuml. Sliirley Prestwimtl, liillie Sue Piestxximtl. Ciirtilyn Tlitirnlwurg, Ciuil Klutz. Celia Rash. Rehn XX'inkler. Ann Kirlwy. Betty Lutz, Patsy Hoyle. Nurm.i Bean. lN1L1l'gLll'CI Ann Sherrill. -lolin English, ,lim Hnyiniilcw. l,LlLlI'lC Hitnniili. Relweteii l'vi'yant. .lminnn Hintls. Eleanor Powell, Eugene ilql'LlCSLl.ilL', George Margaret XX'ise, Maieleline Herman. Grace Rainey. Aeleliii Nelson, Curl Antlersun, Turnmy Self. cnlll l'1'estwuotl, slwiinnu Klutz. 'llvmmy Stevens. .liin Sherrill. ,lime Tester, Suzanne lriplett. slulin Clarke, Betty Hahn, Louise Carlton. Clarence Keeyer. Rem Miller, lNfargaret W'iIsmin, Hnrulel Cooke, Hetlrirk, -lr.. Gene l'5Lil'l'lL'I', Allwert NX'illiuins, Charles MeGirt. Xxflllllllll Smitliey, Floyd Boston, Arrinlutun, Dale lx'lLl,C1lFl. Reginalel Smith. ,link Harrier. 48 P11 ul -lutly Mr. -Iguncs CQ. Haxrpcr l,jl'L'l'ffll' Mr, Cicorgc XV. Kirsten, Auf. lJ!1'vflm' Mr. ll. P, Kgulfnnguw AMX. Ufr'L'L'luI' Mrs. Oplu-li.1 Il. Stnllin .S'w1'vll11 1' jr. U ' bs .xv ,Q It V-'sf 'W fr ma x VAL? Sw Riagg, k,,.,.,.,....,,,,, as we-A Qi QLNQJBR 'W 3 fl x H SEKCEALWLYQABL if CYX5-ix I 'f' --ww? K-1 4 l ' -Q Wffv? 3- - EN ZX -EH' ' ' -a , . 4 ,I ' - ' N 'T .V 23,-, i2L'f5iifzf ,zE1z f f I -Q 1 ff J ,J K . 1 f A m m w' f72 XL ' R39 3 ' 1 . . , 5 A, A x' Wig ,A X CAROLYN LEFTWICH BEARCAT STAFF BOB HOLSCLAW Call Rufty . . . Now let's all smile . . . XX'on't you give us just one tiny ad? . . Anybody got five hundred dollars they dont want? . . . Bearcats-Bearcats eat it alive . . . Well, the deadline is Friday . . . l'llJ-.u Nw N.. Fi:-.rl Roui: Evelyn Dodge, assistant editorg Helen Underdown, assistant business managerg Jacqueline Biggerstaff, Marlene Rhodes. Mary jane Rowan, Patsy Hamer. Serond Ruui: Pinky Hanks, Lois Lawing, Diane Huntley, Beverly XX'iIson, Betty Crotts, Mae Ann Blalock. 50 i sf.- 4 I 5 5 f ' , f wr M,-V.. J . - uIT'S SMART NCT T0 DRINK But where are we going to get live hundred dollars? . . . Let me tell you why it's smart not to drink . . . NC-SC-AY Conference . . . How many can you sleep at your house? OFFICERS err ' Crum n . . ......... ..... P .lwidezlf 5 l Anne Kent . . . . . . Vire-Pf'e.fidel1t Gail Klutz . , . .... S6'fl'6frIl'y Alta Robinson .... ..... .............,.. Y ' ref1.fln'e1' Carolyn Leftwieh . . , . , , Pmaridelll of C111'r11i11f1'.s' C0llfL'l'UIIL'U 51 l . -S ,. ds , L Q t . . ' av ' A 'M Uk Collegium Latinum: RES LOQUITUR IPSA TERTIUS ANNUS F Vcrctuntlu Shell. P. Bella limyliill. C. Dulcis Dudley. G. Rcnitlcns Tutu. Miss Haley. XY. Cunum Lund. I. lngeniosu McNfil. E. Iucunda Dodge, M. Aclulescsns Pritchett. R. l. Dubitgms McGalli1ird, C. Encirgcticus McCall, L. Virilis Howard. SECQUNDUS ANNUS M. Scnsibilis Rowan. A, Paria Nelson. R. Amica hliller, G. Dittaitmia Haley. I.. Celci-is Carlton. P. Siriccm Riggs. N. Studiosa Abel. P. Aftubilis Boyle. J. Purata Thompson. A. Lenis XVsllwoi'n. G. Lunata Looney. M. Suavis Herman. M. jurumlu Stallings, M. Cziuta Wfilson. S. Quieta Triplett. j. Garrulus Purlier. P. Iritlustrius Hedrick. R. Pwpularis Haiglcr, C. Brcvis Kccvcr. NW. Facctus Kent, J. Timicla Hall. M. Pudica Putnam, J. Attenta Hines, R. Romulus Sherrill, G. Innocens Klutz, P. Acris Bradley. R. Remus Sherrill. D. Mumla Cocliranc. E. Prudens Powell. M. Alacris Burgess. G. Aures Evcrlmzwtlt. C. Musculosus McGirt. G. Hilaris Barrier. B. Callida Wfilscin. P. Serena Hedriclc, I.. Pulchcr Hannah, S. Fortis NX'all, Z. Potens Stewart. 52 UBUSINESS SHALL BE MY PROFESSIONH My kingdom for a perfect copy! . . . Wotzltl you run this exam off for ine? . . Get back down and roll it across with your nose . . . You're being initiated . . . Mimeographecl programs . . . Black and white. MEMBERS jan Melton, Nancy Hood, Joyce Bollinger, jean Cllippard, Gayle Melton, Barbara Hunt, .leanette McDacle, Gwen Huntley, Celia Rash, Laura Laxton, Mae Ann Blalock, jo Ann Crisp, Vivian jenkins, Gwen Thompson. 53 llTODAY'S YOUTH - TOMORROW'S HOMEMAKERSH Mrs. Lilve, how do you boil water? . . . Wliilt is this little hole in the needle for? . . . You reckon I'll ever be a Future Homemaker? . . . That Mocksville trip sure was fun. MEMBERS Betty jo Grifhn, Hazel Wfalsh, Reba Adkins, Patty Gilbert, Kat Wfarren, Gladious Gentry, Frances Wfarren, Barbara Lovins, Betty Sue Price, Ginger Cannon, Frances Parris, Mary Sumpter, Barbara Query, Billie Joyce Smith, Rena Eller, Martha Nelson, Delilah Chandler, jo Ann Crisp, Mary Hawkins, Dorothy Clark, jean Poarch, Nancy Xlffoodruff, Gail Triplett. 54 Y . UTHE GAME BEYGND THE PRIZE No'l . . . No'l . . . Program Mister . . . But we only have nine hundred dollars . . . I won't be able to attend the initiation. MEMBERS Billie Joyce Smith, Reita Ehrd, Laura Laxton, Bobby Clarke, Hilliard Underdown, Eddie Bynum, President, john Noll, Sarah Greer, Ruby Bryant, jan Melton, Wayne Self, Dickie Martin, jimmy Simmons, Little Howard, Neal Withers, Hack Carpenter, Donald Kirby, jimmy Pennell, jean Clippard, Reba Adkins, Sue Link, Eddie Poteat, Charles Mack johnson, Richard Shaw, David Haigler, jack Carlton, Gordon Carpenter, Ralph Huntley, Garland Harris, Sylvia jean W'alker, Marlene Rhodes, Miss Warlick, Coach Mills, Coach Cross, Paul Beck, joe Cook, William Lefevers, Hap Setzer, joe Smith, Walter Kent. 55 HLA TERTULIAH La Cluerx Raclnt . . . Is the meeting tit lil Barnados? , . . I Lllllil pity my dues this time . . . Mgiylwe next time . . . Huh? . . , Now let's go over that just onee more. MEMBERS liddie Bynum, 'lnuiiim Klutz, Billie Sue Prestwood, Peggy Ann Sherrill, President, Mrs. Bernard, faculty advisor, Shirley Pilkington, Kat Maltbu, Betty Woodriitf, Shirley Gregg, Caroline Wilsoiu, Gena lizures, Bob Suddreth, Ann Lackey, Charles Lore, Bohhy Clarke, .Line Tester, .lerry Cruinp, jimmy Pennell, Emmett Stevens, Tommy liller, Thomas Wfgirren, Huck Cfgirpenter, Ralph XY',LllSll, Aloseph Wfilson, 56 NTICKETS, PLEASE Where would you like to sit, please? . . . Could I, please, have your ticket? . . . You people will have to get here on time . . . Can I go out and get 21 drink of water. MEMBERS Gwen Adkins, jean Clippard, jewel Holsclaw, Chiefg Alta Robinson, Katherine Warreii, james Rayle, jim Childers, jack Foster, and jerry Miller. 57 S i HTHE KNOWLEDGE OF SCIENCE IS POWER I'm sorry, Mr. Briggs, but I won't be able to come to the meeting today . . . Docsn't anybody want to buy a cake? . . . Have you paid your dues this month? OFFICERS Pinky Hanks . . . .......... ,..... P wiidelil Shirley Mikcal .... .... V ive-Preyidem Eloise jones . . .... Sevrehzry Gail Klutz . . . .... '111'6:1,l'llI'CI' 58 eq, -Abu qui . W J ', M' -,..,.vx 1 - 2 ' mf nf, gf. 4 A A Q' , 's - rv V h ' 'E ,gg .L . 4'!fifE3li' ,T ' LL.L m f V ,. E' W 5 1 Yl't 11710 - -,Nc Inf f , , . 1 f.ff11!1,'1,3,f,,,,! M- hp., .K Ur , .ffm 'Fr H . 1 I 1 0' xx 1 1 x 5 up--wi 2 L -.f HOMECOMING A A w 3' .. .M if M1 I. G. f'!.lg1.llN.ll1, cmvvr1in3.: tllc HLJl17Q'ClPl1lil13.Z Quucn, NNN P.stri4'i.z Hrmlull Vilfll N LN u Mr, llvntf, l11.ly I lmw tha' Jay UH! I Iuw tu gn ru CI1.u'luttL' .md lvux 1 mu x nun night? . . . XX l1y un mrtlm did lu- .1-k hu' tu Npum 61 fmilnwfmjuf .... N. . 1951 FOOTBALL COACHES Ira Cook, Ass't. Coach Bill Cross, Coach j, V. Mills, Athletic Director UCHAMPIONS AGAIN But month, I tant get up . . . hes sitting on my head . . . Is there any such thing as a one main teamu? . . . But Susie I got to go home . . . it's ntteen till ten . . . The team is all crossed up. 11 Q Qi ,552 M5 ' A ' A ii A 5 Q Q gi 4 joe Cook, Neal Wfithers, ,lack Carlton. Wayne Self, Bohhy Clark, Co-Captain, Doriky Cook, Mascot, Holt Smith, Hack Carpenter, Hillard Underdown, Captain, Jimmy Simmons, Ralph Huntley, Harold Barnhardt. Mzmagerg Donald Wfilson. Carl Richards. William Lefevers, Eddie Bynum, A. G. jonas, Bill Dickson, I-lap Setzer, Little Howard, Tommy Eller, Couch Cross, Richard Setzer, Eddie Potent, Chuck Lore. Eddie Nelson, john Noll, joe Smith, Paul Beck. Co-Captaing Harold Kirby, Im Cook, Assistant Coach. 64 -If GIRLS' BASKETBALL Who got my uniform? . . . Get off of my foot . . . Let's not be so forward . . Please, let me stay on the team, Miss Warlick, I'll never smoke again. MEMBERS Lee Una Wright, Ruby Bryant, jan Melton, Laura Laxton, jean Clippard, Miss Warlick Sylvia Walker, Marlene Rhodes, Reba 'lean Adkins, Billie Joyce Smith, Betty Crotts Katherine Warren, Patty Gilbert, Myrtle Ward, Ann Anderson, Sue Link, judy Thompson 66 BOYS' BASKETBALL Oli, sl1e's just a dribble in the basket . . . Keep your hand out of my face . . . No fair pushing . . . But coach, what do I do with the ball after I get it? MEMBERS jack Carlton, Joe Cook, Vernon McGimpsey, jimmy Simmons, Mebane Pritchett, A. G. Jonas, jimmy Zook, Mr. Hope, Dick Robbins, Charles McCall, Harold Kirby, Leroy Newton, Carl Richards, Mr. Mills. 67 BASEBALL Strike three . . . you're out . . . Wlmich bat shall I use this time? . . . just call me Babe, MEMBERS jimmy Pennell, Bill Dickson, Belar Austin, Bobby Foster, Garland Harris, Hillard Underdown, jimmy Baker, Richard Baker, jack Carlton, Walter Kent, Mr. Mills, Willianl Lefevers, Bobby Clark, Paul Beck, Carl Richards, Richard Shaw, Nolan Lovins, john johnson, Rodney Wilson. 68 TRACK Hmm-must be a rocket . . . Hurl that disc and jump that rail . . . Break training and you're off the team . . . Look at em go . . . Those are legs? MEMBERS Monte Seehorn, Dickie Martin, Stuart Young, Little Howard, Mr. Pate, Eddie Poteat, Fred McLean, Henry Gaither, Dale Gregg, james Setzer, Hack Carpenter, Gordon Carpenter, Buddy Hodges, Dennis Cook, james Brawley, Edwin Manchester. 69 CHEERLEADERS Who's going to win win? . . . Let's do big team wow . . . Yea, just a minute . . You can't go . . . You're an alternate . . . Shake it!! MEMBERS jewel Holselaw, Sarah Greer, Ann Lackey, jerry Crump, Katherine Warreim, Reita Efird Shirley Greggg Alternates-Joanne Matthews, jimmy Dingler, Delphine Cochrane. 70 uf, .1 Mp ,4 Q 31 I X I 4 . , X Y in K -i V. , 27 K- 5 , Viik Y, Rig. I K' X Q .q: v i ., cV q,i, 4, ,ay i 4. 1 'VE Q 1 ' f K if l l 554 Q 2? fi ,F ' f Z N LL , f . fgix. SPONSCRS and ADVERTISERS We wish to express our appreciation to each and everyone of you for your cooperation with us and for your help in making this the 'I952 Bearcat possible through your sponsorships and advertising. Thank you for saying, Yes, l'll be glad to help you with your annual. The Bearcat Staff 72 Miller Bros. Sand Co. Ervin's Men's Shop Corada Shop Dr. Douglas Hamer Drs. Hedrick 8: Yates Mr. Bernard Olson Biltmore Dairies Piedmont Cleaners Bost Lumber Co. City Dry Cleaners Thompson 8: Lipe Mr. B. F. Williams Mr. T. Pritchett Lenoir Insurance Dr. Fred Dula Lerner's yoorwom LPJ johnny's Blue Bell Restaurant Lucille's Sewing Room East Lenoir Grocery Me1ton's Sporting Goods Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Blalock Burgess Furniture Co. Stanley Crisp, Chief of Police Dr. Richard Graham Mr. William Henderson Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Marley Avon Soda Shop Gateway Cafe P. T. S. A. Claude's Cafe Dr. Clyde Hedrick Beauty Clinic Rita gilflff 4 o Made in Lenoir o Sold at better stores everywhere o In Lenoir at BEI.K'S THE FASHION Lenoir Hosiery Mills, Inc 73 UN ION NATIONAL BANK Lenoir, North Carolina CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES V. D. Guire, Prefidenl L. A. Dysart, Carlaier joe J. Steele, AJJ'l. Carhier Mrs. L. F. Snelling, Ar,r'l. Caylaier MARY ANN APARTMENTS CHERRY GROVE, soUTH CAROLINA Mrs. H. C. Sisk, Owner Twinkle, twinkle, little star, Up above the world so high- How I wonder what you are, Ain'tcha scared? HIBRITEN CHAIR COMPANY, INCORPORATED Manufarlurerr P. O. Box 759 Lenoir, North Carolina Phone 384 Compliment! from A. 81 P. COMPANY TRIPLETT LUMBER COMPANY Wholesalers Lumber and Lumber Products Ira Triplett Durwood Simmons 74 SENIOR HONORS JOE ALEXANDER Latin Club 3: Football 3: Allied Youth 3, 4: Hi-Y 1. 2, 3: Mmmtnineer Stall' 4. JUDY ARRINGTON Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Ollicer 3. 4: Charlotte Central 2: Latin Club 2: Dranmtlcs Club 3: P.T.S.A. Representative 3: Science Club 3, 4: Ass't Business Manager of Annual 3: Allied Youth 4: Secretary Homeroom 4: Senior Superlative. EARL AUSTIN Latin Club 1, 2: P.T.S.A. Representative 1: Commercial Club 3: Science Club 2. CAROLYN BARLOW F.H.A. 1. SIDNEY BARLOW NORMA BEAN P.T.S.A. Representative 1, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Science Club 2: Allied Youth 4. PAUL BECK Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Hi-Y 1, 2. 3, 4: Chaplain of Hi-Y 5: Spanish Club 2. 3: Vice-President of Spanish Club 3: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4: CcrCaptain of Football 4: Basketball 1. 2, 8. 4: Captain of Basketball 4: Baseball 1, 3, 4: Vice-President of Class 2. 3: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Senior Superlatlve. JACQUELINE BIGGERSTAFF F.H.A. 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Spanish Club 8: Glee Club 4: Mountaineer Stafl' 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: Treasurer of Allied Youth 8: Annual Stafl' 4: Science Club 2: Senior Superlatlve. MAE ANN BLALOCK Commercial Club 3. 4: Secretary of Commercial Club 4: Science Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2, 3: Student Council 4: Bearcat Staff 4. JOYCE BOLLINGER F.H.A. 1: Science Club 2: Allied Youth 8, 4: Commercial Club 4. EDDIE BYNUM Latin Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 2, 3: Science Club 2: Football 1. 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1: Basketball 2: Track 2: Student Council 2, 8. 4: President of Class 2, 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: President of Spanish Club 3: Treasurer of Spanish Club 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: President of Monogram Club 4: Dramatics Club 3: Mountaineer Stail' 4: Senior Superlative. GORDON CARPENTER Collettsvllle High School 1. 2: 4-H Club 1. 2. 3. 4: President of 4-H 2: Monogram Club 3. 4: Manager of Football 3, 4: Spanish Club 3. HACK CARPENTER Spanish Club 3. 4: Science Club 8: Monogram Club 1. 3, 4: Sergeant-at-Amis of Monogram Club 4: Vice-President of Clam 1: Football 1. 3, 4: Track 1, 3, 4: Hl-Y I, 3: Senior Slperlative. PEGGY CARSWELL F.H.A. 1: Allied Youth 4. LORA ANN CARVER F.l-l.A. 1: Student Council 2: Spanish Club 2. 3: Allied Youth 3. 4: Mountaineer Statl' 4. JIM CHILDERS Spanish Club 1, 2: Hi-Y 1, 2. 8. BOBBY CLARK Monogram Club 2. 3. 4: Secretary of Mon ram Club 4: Hi-Y 1. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Football? 2, 3, 4: Co- Captaln of Footbal 4: Basketball 1, 2. 8, 4: Co-Captain of Basketball 4: Baseball 1. 2. 3, 4: Co-Captain of Baseball 4: Treasurer of Junior Class: Science Cub 2: Mountaineer Stall' 4: Senior Superlative. FRANCES CLIFTON Miami Jackson High School 3: F.H.A. 1, 2: Allied Youth 4: Basketball 2. JEAN PHILLIPS CLIPPARD F.H.A. 1, 2: Monogram Club 3, 4: Treasurer of F.H.A. Club 4: Basketball 2. 3. 42 Marshal 8, 4: Commercial Club 4: Vice-President of Commercial Club 4: Student Council 4. JOHN CLONTZ Spanish Club 2, 8: Band 1, 2, 3: Science Club 4: Allied Youth 4: Track 4. MAXINE COFFEY Band 1. 2. 3: F.H.A. 1, 2: Mountaineer Staff 4: Allied Youth 4. JOE cooK Football 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1. 3, 4: Track 2, 8, 4: Baseball 21. H1-Y 2, 3: Monogram Club 3, 4: Spanish Club 2. 8: Science Club 2. 8. Jo ANN CRISP Band 1: F.H.A. 2, 4: Financial Chairman of F.H.A. 4: Allied Youth 3, 4: Commercial Club 8, 4: Senior Superlatlve. BETTY CROTTS F.H.A. 1: Latin Club 2: Commercial Club 4: Mountaineer Stafl' 4: Manager of Basketball 4: Bearcat Staff 4. SENIOR HONORS JOANNE cnorrs F.H.A. 1, 2: French Club 3: Latin Club 1: Mountaineer Stat? 4. JERRY CRUMP Student Council 1, 2. 3: Secretary of Student Council 3: Football 2: Science Club 2. 3: Vice-President of Science Club 2: Commercial Club 3: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Cheer- leader 4: Head Cheerleader 4: Allied Youth 3. 4: President of Allied Youth 4: Bearcat Stat? 2, 3: Monogram Club 4. JIMMY DINGLER P.T.S.A. Representative 1, 2, 4: Science Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Allied Youth 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3. 4: Dramatics Club 4: Cheerleader 4: Basketball 2: Monogram Club 4. REITA EF IRD Latin Club 2: French Club 3: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Vice-President of Home Room 4: P.T.S.A. Representative 3: Dramatics Club 4. GARY EVERHARDT Latin Club 2, 4: Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 3: Senlor Superlative. GENA FAIRES Maiden High School 1: P.T.S.A. Representative 2: Science Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Treasurer of Spanish Club 3: Glee Club 2. JACK FOSTER Science Club 2: Latin Club 2: Commercial Club 3: Dramatics Club 8: Honor Society 3, 4: Marshal 3, 4: Student Council 4: President of Student Council 4: Senior Superlative. HENRY GAITHER P.T.S.A. Representative 1: Science Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Student Council 3: Track 3, 4: Marshal 2. SARAH GREER F.H.A. 1: P.T.S.A. Representative 2: Latin Club 2: Cheer- leader 1, 3, 4: Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Science Club 2: Glee Club 3, 4: Secretary of Home Room 3: Allied Youth 4: Dramatics Club 4: Senior Superlative. DAVID HAIGLER Hl'Y 1. 2, 3: Monogram Club 2. 4. PINKY HANKS P.T.S.A. Representative 1: Latin Club 2: Marshal 2: Dra- matics Club 3: Allied Youth 3, 4: Science Club B, 4: President of Science Club 4: Mountaineer Stall' 4: Bearcat Stall' 4: Class Historian: Senior Superlatlve. BOB HARDIN Football 1, 2: Basketball 1, 2: Science Club 2. CHARLES HARLESS Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Spanish Club 2: Monogram Club 4: Dramatics Club 4. MARY HAWKINS F.H.A. 4. JIM HAYMAKER Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Vice-President of Band 3: President of Band 4: Student Council 1. 4: Class Prophet: Allied Youth 4: Science Club 3: Vice-President ol' Home Room 3: Latin Club 2: P.T.S.A. Representative 1: Junior Rotarlan 4. MARILYN HEDRICK Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Student Council 1, 2, 3: Treasurer of Student Council 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Mountaineer Stafl' 4: Treasurer of Freshman Class 1: President of Home Room 3: Marshal 3: Senior Superlative. BOB HOLSCLAW Bearcat Statl' 3. 4: Business Manager of Bearcat 4: Dra- matics Club 3: Mountaineer Staff 4: Student Council 4: Last Will and Testament: Senior Superlative. NANCY HOOD F.H.A. 1, 2: Latin Club 2: Commercial Club 3. 4: President of Commercial Club 4. BARBARA HUNT F.H.A. 1: Latin Club 2: Science Club 2: Commercial Club 4: P.T.S.A. Representative 1: Senior Superlative. A DIANE HUNTLEY Band 1: Latin Club 2: Student Council 3: Chief Marshal 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Allied Youth 4: Dramatics Club 4: Bearcat Statl' 4: Science Club 3: Mountaineer Reporter for Glee Club 4: Senior Superlative. GWEN HUNTLEY F.H.A. 1, 2: Latin Club 1, 2: Commercial Club 4. VIVIAN JENKINS Glee Club 1, 2: Latin Club 2: Honor Society 3, 4: Dramatics glubth3: Commercial Club 4: Mountaineer Staff 4: Allied OU 4. MARGIE JOHNSON P.T.S.A. Representative 2: Spanish Club 2: Science Club 2, 3. ANNE KENT F.H.A. 1: Latin Club 1, 2: Science Club 2: President of F hClb F hClb M t' Statf34 renc u 3: renc u 3: oun ameer , : Editor of Mountaineer 4: Allied Youth 3. 4: Vice-President of Allied Youth 4: Class Prophet: Senior Superlative. r iT .vs , SENIOR HONORS DONALD KIRBY Monogram Club 2, 3. 4: Dramatics Club 4. JOANNA KLUTZ Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Othcer 1. 2, 3. 4: F.H.A. 1: Latin Club 1. 2: Honor Society 3. 4: Science Club 2: Treasurer of Science Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 4: Secretary of Spanish Club 3, 4: Bearcat Statl' 8: Allied Youth 4. LOIS LAWING Glee Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Mountaineer Reporter for Glee Club 3: Latin Club 2: Science Club 2: Secretary ol' Science Club 2: Bearcat Staff 3, 4: P.T.S.A. Representative 1, 2: Dramatics Club 3: Mountaineer Staff 4: Girls State Representative 3: Honor Society 4. BOB LAWS Student Council 3: Spanish Club 3: Football 1, 2: Track 3. 4: Monogram Club 4: Basketball 4. LAURA LAXTON Commercial Club 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: Science Club 2: Student Council 2, 4: French Club 3: Basketball 1. 3, 4. CAROLYN LEF I WICH Secretary of Class 1. 3: Treasurer of Class 2: F.H.A. 1: Olllcer of F.H.A. 1: Mountaineer Statl' 2. 3, 4: Assistant Business Manager of Mountaineer 3: Exchange Editor of Mountaineer 4: Science Club 2: Basketball 2: Latin Club 2: Bearcat Stall' 3, 4: Editor of Bearcat 4: Dramatlcs Club 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Librarian of Glee Club 3: Assistant Librarian of Glee Club 4: P.T.S.A. Representative 3: Allied Youth 3. 4: Secretary of Allied Youth 8: President of Carolinas Conference 4: Senior Superlative. CHARLES LORE Student Council 1: Science Club 4: Riverside Military Academy 2, 3: Spanish Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Allied Youth 4. BARBARA ANDREWS LOVINS F.H.A. 1, 2. 3: Dramatlcs Club 3. JEANETTE MCDADE Latin Club 2: Allied Youth 3, 4: Commercial Club 4: Dra- matlcs Club 4. BENSON MELTON Allied Youth 3. 4: Glee Club 4: Mountaineer Statl' 4: French Club 3: Dramatics Club 4. GAYLE MELTON President of F.H.A. 2: Commercial Club 3: Treasurer of Commercial Club 4: P.T.S.A. Representative 2. JAN MELTON F.H.A. 1: Latin Club 1, 2, 3: Science Club 2. 3: Dramatics Club 3: Monogram Club 2. 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3. 4: Cap- tain of Basketball 4: Student Council 4: Allied Youth 4: Glee Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Senior Superlatlve. EUGENE MOORE Student Council I: Dramatics Club 4: Senior Superlatlve. NANCY MOORE JOHN NOLL Greensboro Senior High School 1, 2: Football 3. 4: Mono- gram Club 3. 4: Allied Youth 4: Glee Club 3: President of Glee Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Senior Superlatlve. EDDIE POTEAT Baseball 1. 2, 4: Basketball 1. 4: Football 1. 2. 3, 4: Mono- gram Club 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 2. 3, 4: Science Club 2: Track 2, 3: ecretary of Class 2: Allied Youth 4. BILLIE SUE PRESTWOOD Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Band Oflicer 4: Color Guard 2. 3, 4: Color Corporal 4: Latin Club 2: Qaanlsh Club 3. 4: Vice-President of Spanish Club 4: Allied outh 3, 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4. JUANITA PRICE F.H.A. 1, 2. 3: Latin Club 1. 2: Science Club 2: Allied Youth 4. CELIA RASH Band 1. 2. 3, 4: Band Ottlcer 3, 4: President of Home Room 1: P.T.S,A. Representative 2: Latin Club 2: Science Club 2. 3, 4: Allied Youth 4: Commercial Club 4: Bearcat Staff 4. DICK ROBBINS Spanish Club 2. 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4. ALTA ROBINSON F.H.A. 1: Latin Club l, 2: French Club 2: Allied Youth 3, 4: Treasurer of Allied Youth 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Treas- urer of Honor Society 4: Vice-President of Class 4: Assistant Editor of Bearcat 3: Glee Club 3, 4: Marshal 4. MARY ELIZABETH SCOTT Glee Club l. 2. 3. 4: French Club 3: Treasurer of French Club 3: Latin Club 1. 2: Honor Society 3. 4: Allied Youth 4: Senior Superlative. JIM SHERRILL Band 1, 2. 3, 4: Latin Club 2: Mountaineer Stafl' 4: Science Club 3: Senior Superlatlve. 'va SENIOR HONORS MARGARET ANN SHERRILL Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4: Band 1, 2, 3. 4: Band Oflicer 2. 3. 4: Mountaineer Reporter 2. 4: Latin Club 2: Spanish Club 3. 4: President of Spanish Club 4: Science Club 2. 3, 4: Allied Youth 4: Treasurer of Senior Class: Honor Society 3. 4: President of Honor Society 4: Senior Superla- IVC. PHYLISS SHERRILL Latin Club 1. 2: F.H.A. 2: Glee Club 3. 4: Allied Youth 4: Dramatics Club 4: Science Club 2. JOE SMITH Monogram Club 3, 4: Baseball 1. 2. 4: Football 3. 4. MAVIS SMITH Allied Youth 1. 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3. ROBERT SMITH Mountaineer Stat? 4: Baseball 4: Basketball 4. BETTY JO STOUT Commercial Club 4: F.H.A. 1. BOB SUDDRETH Science Club 1. 2: Football 2: Glee Club 3: Dramatics Club 3: Spanish Club 4. TOM SUDDRETH Spanish Club 2: Science Club 3. MARY SUMPTER F.H.A. 1. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Glee Club 4: Commercial Club 4: Dramatics Club 4. GWEN THOMPSON Latin Club 2: Student Council 1, 4: Commercial Club 3. 4: Secretary of Senior Class: Honor Society 3. 4: Vice-President of Honor Society 4. ANN TIMANUS Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Band Ofllcer 3. 4: Science Club 2. 3. 4: Vice-President of Science Club 3: Latin Club 2: Allied Youth 4: Student Council 4: Vice-President of Class 1: P.T.S.A. Representative 1. DOUGLAS TOLBERT Hi-Y 2. 3: Latin Club 2. 3: Science Club 2. 3: Photozrapher for Mountaineer 4: French Club 3: Mountaineer Statl' 4. JOAN NELSON TRIPLETT Science Club 2. GENOISE TUTTLE F.H.A. 1: Allied Youth 1. 2: Mountaineer Stail' 4. HILLARD UNDERDOWN Baseball 1 2, 3. 4: Football 1. 2. 3. 4: Monogram Club 1. 2. 3. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Vice-President of Monogram Club 4: Captain of Football 4: Co-Captain of Baseball 4: Senior Superlative. CARRIE WALL F.H.A. 1: Dramatics Club 4: Basketball 1. DOROTHY WALL F.H.A. 1. 2: Latin Club 2: Science Club 2: Allied Youth 4: French Club 3: Dramatics Club 3. RALPH WALSH Spanish Club 1, 2. 3. 4: Dramatics Club 3: Track 3, 4: Football 2, 3: Student Council 3: Science Club 2. 3: Mountaineer Staff 4. FRANCES WARREN F.H.A. 1, 2. 3: Dramatlcs Club 3. THOMAS WARREN Spanish Club 1. 2. 4: Science Club 2, 3: Mmmtniuevr Staff 4. CAROLINE WILSON Band 1. 2. 3: Science Club 2, 3. 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, 4: Bearcat Statl' 3: Spanish Conversation Club 3. JAMES WILSON Latin Club 3: Student Council 4. JOSEPH WILSON Q Spanish Club 2. 3: Track 3. 4: Allied Youth 4: Basketball 4: Hi-Y 3: Senior Superlative. REBA WINKLER Student Council 1. 2. 3. 4: Vice-President of Student Council 4: Latin Club 2: Band 1. 2. 8. 4: Bearcat Staff 2. 3: Science Club 2. 3: Reporter for Science Club 3: Glee Club 4: Honor Society 3. 4: Secretary of Honor Society 4: Allied Youth 4: Secretary of Home Room 1. 2. NEAL WITHERS Football 1. 2, 3. 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: Mountaineer Stafl' 4: Spanish Club 3. LEE UNA WRIGHT Basketball 1. 2. 3, 4: Monogram Club 3. 4: F.H.A. 1: Srclenlce Club 2, 3. 4: P.T.S.A. Representative 3: Allied out 4, Compliments of TIRE SALES AND BATTERY COMPANY AND CROWELL SERVICE STATION PHONE 2 CABS Complimeull of MOONEY PLUMBING COMPANY Lenoir, North Carolina Phone 340 LENOIR CLEANERS 316 East Harper Avenue PHONE 4 SERVICE BATTERY 'l'l2th FIELD ARTILLERY BATTALION North Carolina National Guard Sf? LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA THE NATIONAL GUARD DEFENDS AMERICA Sir Capt. Theodore R. Scehorn, Class '31 Commanding 79 Welcome to TIIE TEEN-AGE CLUB Co-Sponsors KIWANIS CLUB CITY OF LENOIR TELEVISION wir POOL CARDS 733 TABLE GAMES BOWLING 553' PING-PONG SWIMMING gy HIKES HAYRIDES ig? PARTIES DANCING ik COKE BAR 7200 - 10:00 P. M. MONDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY CITY RECREATION CENTER 80 CLASS PROPH ECY Hurrying home one afternoon from my job as fashion magazine editor in New York City I was startled by this sign: jameJ Haymakerhr famous symphony orchestra now appearing. There were pictures of Dick and several other old school- mates of mine-Reba Winkler, joanna Klutz, Billie Sue Prertwood and Norma Bean. The guest stars were Mary Lih Smtt and judy Arrington. Seeing them made me realize what a difference 10 years could make. I'd flown up to Canada to see jo Ann Crirp who was married and now living there but it had been a long time since I'd seen any of the class of '52. Of course I'd seen jimmy Dingler, Barbara Hunt and Gary Everhard! on T.V. and had heard Vivian jenkinr at the Met. and I'd read Pinky Hank: best seller, To The Woods. Now I de- cided to visit Dick after the concert and catch up on the news. Sitting in the dark concert hall I thought of the letters from home. Carolyn Leftwirh, new princi- pal, had written me all about L.H.S. Mr. Lentz had become superintendent with Gwen Huntley and Gwen Thompron as his secretaries, Alta Rohinron was teaching Frenchg Marilyn H edrirk was the per- sonnel advisor, Diane Huntley had succeeded Mrs. Trivetteg jan Melton was the girls' phys. ed. teacher, and Hillard Underdouzn and joe Cook were coaching the football team while Paul Berk had the baseball team. jarkie Biggerrtayf had written that Caroline Wil- ron, Mae Ann Blalork and Margie johnron were with her on the nursing staff at the Memorial Hos- pital run by Drs. Charlet fChuckj Lore and Henry Gaither and that joe Smith was living on Miller Hill. After the stirring performance I rushed back stage to talk to Dick, He was overjoyed to see me, and we began discussing our old classmates. We discovered that many of them were right here in the city. Eddie Bynum was now editor of the New York Times with Doug Tolbert as photog- rapher, Bohhy Clark as sports' editor, jim Childerr as movie editor, and Dorothy and Carrie Wall, Dirk Rohhinr and Mavir Smith as reporters. jim Sherrill was drawing a comic strip, and there were several of the girls working as office secretariesg Genoife Tuttle, jeanette MeDade, Gayle Melton, Betty jo Stout, and Mary Sunzpter. I told Dick that I had hired Phylliu Sherrill as model and Eugene Moore as artist for my maga- zine. Lora Ann Carver, now famous interior dec- orator, was doing a series of living room arrange- ments. Nanry Hood and Franrer Clifton were working in the office, Loif Lawing was writing the features and jean P. Clippard, the home-life de- partment. Dick had been in Lenoir recently and reported that Sarah Greer's husband john Noll now had a chain of Thrift grocery stores. Ralph Walrh, Thomaf Warren and Sidney Barlow were manag- ing his stores, and john Clontz had Charley Harlem' and Bohhy Hardin helping him in the meat de- partment. joan Nelron Triplett, Franref Warren, Barhara Lovin: and Peggy Carrwell, all married, bought their groceries there. Hark Carpenter? wife sent him there for groceries since she couldn't get away from their eight children. After we had talked for awhile we dicided to go around the corner to Lee Una Wrighfr cafe for a cup of coffee. We noticed that Reita Ehrd was CLASS PROPHECY appearing there with her chorus girls including Mary Hawkinr, and foanne Crottr, so we stayed for the show. On the table was a milk carton from Earl Aurtin'r dairy. While we were sitting there a red-haired gentle- man strode up to our table. We immediately rec- ognized him. It was foe Alexander, the new head of the F.B.I. He told us he had as his helpers Peggy Ann Sberrill, Celia Rarb, fuanita Price and Eddie Poteat. He also said that the F.B.I. was having some trouble with the famous pool-room operators Robert Srnitb, Donald Kirby, and jorepb Wilton for tax evasion. He said the F.B.I. had asked two state patrolmen, David Haigler, now married to Gena Fairef, and Neal Withers, and two famous chemists, Ann Tirnanur and jack Forler, to help. We asked the news from home, and he told us that jarnef lVil.fon, ferry Crump, and Torn Suddretb now had their own filling sta- tionsg that Nancy Moore and Betty Crottr were running a beauty parlorg Gordon Carpenter was a Vetinerian. Maxine Cojey was running the book- storeg Carolyn Barlow, the North Poleg Benton Melton was managing Belk'sg Bobby Suddretb, a furniture store, and Bob Laws, an upholstering shop. He also said that Bob Holrrlaw and Em now had their own little home. As we left each other, our thoughts turned back to those good old days of '51 and '52 in L.H.S. and all our friends. Anne Kent jim I-Iaymaker SPAINHOUR FURNITURE COMPANY, INCORPORATED Ma1111faa'lm'er.i' iff LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA ROCKHAVEN GARDENS Say if with F101ll0l'I.U 405 East Harper Avenue Phone 424 DESIGN STUDIO Z 105 N. Boundary Street S Lam S - Gifts Lenior, N. C.-Phone 906-j 5 P -,U Decorative Accessoriea CID GALVIN STABLES Lenoir, North Carolina Fort Lauderdale, Florida MISS JOAN GALVIN GREER FUNERAL HOME, INC. 300 West Avenue Lenoir, North Carolina Greer-Alexander Mutual Burial Association 83 WALDENSIAN BAKERIES, INC. Home 0 f Qualify Pf0u'11r!J ' LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA KENTWOOD FLORIST Craig and Underdown, Owner! 400 Mt. View Street Lenoir, North Carolina Flowery Wfhirper lWhat Word! Can Never Say ROSE'S 5-1 0-251: STORE Free Prizes Given For Bonanza Wrappers and Bands PENNEY'S QUALITY MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES C 0711 plimelzlr of NEWTON TRANSPORTATION CO., INC. Phone 1900 Lenoir, North Carolina FAIRWAY SUPER MARKET WESTERN MEATS - QUALITY GROCERIES Phone 387-M Open 8:30 A. M. - 9:00 P. M. 84 FOARD INSURANCE AGENCY ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE Union Nat'l Bank Bldg. Phones 190 and H90 Lenoir, North Carolina BROYH ILL FURNITURE FACTORIES Reprefeniilzg Lenoir Furniture Corp. Conover Furniture Co. Lenoir Chair Co. O. L. Broyhill Furn. Co Harper Furniture Co. Lenoir, North Carolina WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations from DAYVAULT'S DRUG STORE It's Across from the Post Office-And just as reliable, 85 Complimenlf of D. D. SUDDRETH FURNITURE COMPANY Home of Maytag Appliances in Lenoir LENOIR DRUG COMPANY Yom' Walgreen A genfy LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA C. C. Parlier L. G. Tomlinson PARLIER 8. TOMLINSON Plumbing and Heating Phone 1430 Lenoir, North Carolina P. O. Box 8 BLOWING ROCK FURNITURE COMPANY if? LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS BARGER ASHE ROOFING COMPANY East Harper Avenue Phone 334 86 KENT-COFFEY MANUFACTURING COMPANY LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA Ma11ufm'l1zrer5 0 f FINE BEDROOM FURNITURE SINCE 1907 LEFTWICH ELECTRIC CORPORATION Westinghouse Appliances and Electrical Contracting Shop: 116 Lee Street, Phone 1234-J Appliance Store: 117 West Harper, Phone 1180 Lenoir, North Carolina CALDWELL FURNITURE COMPANY silt Manufacturers BEDROOM FURNITURE Lenoir, North Carolina A. C. MCCORMICK Quality jezuelerf' Oil the Sq1m1'e LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA 87 alaydwoj Juauunedaq wapmg W '15 W are Sunoyg Kms oqm uaw pula uayq Hunolg :om sql X YM-Y,,..,. ,.. .., .,,..,.... ,,iA L- lc- y U, I I H M., . 1, 'Lv'-r 'YY' l v'---'f-fv-Q f 2 M1 v SHERRlLL'S ICE CREAM The Year Round Health Fond Ask for Sherrill's Ice Cream at Your Dealer Granite Falls, North Carolina Our Compliments and Best Wishes in all of your present and future undertakings. BANK OF LENOIR Serving you Since 1894 J. H. Beall, Prefideni C. C. Armfielcl, jr. D. M. Courtney, Carlaier Exerzztive Vive-Preridenl P. A. Carpenter, Ant. Carhier SMlTHEY'S QUALITY GROCERIES AND MEATS 88 L, ,iv M, 1 QR Q 'Zn .W , 4 me .' Iwi . -Az' inlvwx-n hifi K 'Z 'ml Q1-92-'vi' -Qi! UhFl'lm -Fil Y COMPLIMENTS OF American Yarn 8. Processing Company, Nelson Plant and Spun Fibers, Inc. C om plimefztx from EFlRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE Lenoir, North Carolina Phone 1531 207 East Harper Ave. CAROLINA TIRE and APPLIANCE COMPANY E. M. Duel Dudley U. S. Royal Tires-Crosley and Hotpoint App1iancesMOil Furnaces TEAGUE FURNITU RE COMPANY A Complele Line of Home Fumirbingf' 101 South Main Street Lenoir, North Carolina 90 CLASS HISTORY As we, the graduating class of 1952, spend our last hours in L. H. S., our thoughts drift back twelve years ago when we were entering the first grade in 1939. Few of us realized that we were beginning the most important phases and the best years of our lives. We began our school careers by learning the A, B, Cs, reading, writing, and arithmetic. It was new and hard for us but we loved going to school and meeting so many other boys and girls. But the years passed swiftly and we were in the sixth grade. Excited about our sixth grade graduation, we dreamed of the day Lenoir High School doors would open to us for the first time. The thought of going to the High School build- ing as junior High Students thrilled many of us. We met new peo le and made new friends. Dividing into smalf? intimate groups, we shared our secrets and experiences with these friends. But another thrill was yet to come. We were going to be pioneers in our eighth year, we were going to be eighth graders at the new junior High School. And pioneers we were! For many days we trudged up the muddy, sometimes icy, hill to the old, brick building once again alive with the activity of young people. We felt superior because we were seniors, the first graduating class of the new Junior High School. All of us remember marching down the aisle, dressed in white, going onto the stage, receiving our diplomas, knowing we were actually growing up. We were on our way to the glamorous world of Senior High School. When 1 for the second time in our school careersj we entered the High School, we realized it was different. We began our Freshman year feel- ing lost as we hurried about the halls trying to find our classes. It didn't take long, though, for us to get used to the routine which combined work and fun. We admired the upper classmen because they looked so cool and sure of themselves while we were striving to be somebody. In our sophomore year changes took place in our lives as High School students. Many of us became members of school clubs and organiza- tions, others found themselves interested, and prospective stars, in the field of sports. We can never forget our football team's winning the con- ference championship that year as well as the next two years. We had done our share, too, because our sophomore voices helped create those cheers coming from the sidelines that led them to that victory. As juniors we began thinking of the future, not only in terms of schools and colleges, but in terms of our life-long careers. We pllanned the junior-Senior Prom and Banquet wit much en- thusiasm. This was our first big social and we would remember it for years to come. When our junior year ended, we began to feel a deeper sense of loyalty and spirit for our school. Then the day arrived, the day we had looked forward to and dreamed of. XVe were seniors- the Class of '52, Yet we weren't so happy, certainly not as happy as we had pictured ourselves. It was as if we were trying to grasp each day and hold to it. Before we knew it, we were excited over another, and our last, Junior-Senior. We were planning a very important Class Day. How could it pass so uickly? It seems like only yesterday that we entered the first grade, and now here we sit at our graduation, waiting patiently to receive our diplomas. After this night we will never again feel the same excitement and pride as we sing our school Alma Mater. Never again will we take those dreaded trips to the ofhce, never again share our secrets and experiments in school. The tears well in our eyes as we think over past years. Are they tears of happiness or tears of sadness? Are we happy because the long road has come to an end? Are we sad because our friends will go one way- we another, to face the world? Some will be in the Armed Forces fighting to keep this country free so our children will have the privileges we had. Others will have the privileges we had. Others will remain at home to make their places in the social and business world. Wherever we go, whatever we do we will try our best, using the tools given us in our student days of childhood and youth-leadership, character, ability, and knowledge. Pinky Hanks jim Sherrill THE STORE THAT SELLS FOR LESS 9 Bells S Phone 341 Lenoir, North Carolina Complimentr of LENOIR FUNERAL HOME Telephone 1400 LENOIR ROOFING COMPANY james Barger, zlflauager ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK Telephone 346 FAIRFIELD CHAIR COMPANY MANUFACTURERS LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of LENOIR AUTO PARTS 401 E. Harper Ave. Lenoir, North Carolina THE GOLD SHOP Wearing Apparel BE SMART BE THRIFTY 92 SPAINHOUR'S Ladies' Apparel Quality Fashions LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA W. G. CANNON PAINT CO. Exterior and Interior Painting 112 South Mulberry Phone 1395 COURT EY'S STORES SINCE 1872 G. C. Courtney R. K. Courtney HOME ELECTRIC COMPANY of LENOIR, INC. Electrical Contractors G. E. Appliances-Fixtures-Supplies Motor Rewinding-Refrigeration Service Phone 1500 200 W. Harper Ave. Lenoir, North Carolina 93 W. E. SHAW FURNITURE COMPANY Furniture-Rugs-Stoves-Ranges-House Furnishings Granite Falls and Lenoir, North Carolina BERNHARDT FURNITURE COMPANY . . .Dining Room Furniture . . . Sir LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS ANDERSON TRUCKING Complimenlr of HICKORY FIBRE COMPANY Lenoir, North Carolina LENOI R STATIONERY STORE Everything in School and Office Supplies Gift Headquarters Phone 192 Lenoir, North Carolina 94 HAMMARY MANUFACTURING CORPORATION HAMMARY TABLES FURNITURE COMPLIMENTS OF OAKBORO LUMBER COMPANY, INC. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LUMBER WALDENSIAN HOSIERY MILLS INCORPORATED MANUFACTURERS OF Mengs Hosiery + 95 Compliments TH RIFT FOOD CENTER Top Quality Meats Garden Fresh Vegetables Be Thrifly af Thriff' LENOIR ICE-FUEL COMPANY ICE-COAL--FUEL OIL We do not sell gasoline Phone 140 Lenoir, North Carolina Always Rooting For You To Win BERNHARDT SEAGLE COMPANY Compliments of RABB MOTOR COMPANY Plymouth PHONE 48 DeSoto CONGRATULATIONS You have attained a goal in life that could not have been realized without one thing-Cooperation, one with the other ' BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORP. 96 ga! , , 92 Luiz 4 . 3 ' Q f ' ' 1 no 'far . h V., H! .Q A . . .R . I aw, - f.. X Q ZA gil I A' W '4' ' L 21:13 ww is up x. OO 'll LAST WILL and TESTAMENT We, the graduating class of 1952 do leave our sincerest thanks to L. H. S. for making these past four years happy ones. To our teachers we leave our apologies for the troubles we have caused and our gratitude for the joys they have given us. To Mr. Lentz and Mr. Hagaman we regretfully leave the job of keeping next year's seniors in good working order. We leave the following to the seniors of the future: joe Alexander leaves his seat in English to Leslie Walker with a reminder that said seat is accustomed to being slept in. Judy Arrington leaves her friendly ways to Jack Carlton. i-1-if Earl Aurtin leaves his quietness to Jeanette Hall. Carolyn Barlow leaves her soft voice to Patricia Broyhill. Sidney Barlow leaves his sincerest sympathy to the faculty. Norma Bean leaves her seat in 12A to her sister, Joyce, and the wad of chewing gum that's under- neath it. Paul Berk leaves his many honors in football to anyone who feels up to it. Jacqueline Biggerrtaff leaves her pleasing per- sonality to Shirley Davis. Mae Ann Blalork leaves her position of errand girl to Helen Marley. Joyre Bollinger leaves her freckles to Janice Sigmon. Eddie Bynum leaves half of his ability' to thrill the girls to Bowman Lackey-only half because he's not through with the other half. Gordon Carpenler leaves his managership of the football team to Harold Bernhardt. Harkel Carpenter leaves for greener pastures. Peggy Cariwell leaves her small size to Jennie Austin. Franres Cliflon leaves her love for dancing to Bradley Pennell. Lora Ann Carver leaves her neat appearance to Eloise Jones. jim Ckilderr leaves his special loving glances to William Smithey. Bobby Clarke leaves his love for Bobby Clarke to Barbaree Prestwood. john Clonlz leaves his naturally blond hair to Vernon McGimsey. Maxine Coffey leaves her tiny hands to Patty Moser. joe Cook leaves his easy-going ways to Nolan Lovins. fo Ann Crisp leaves her cute clothes to Mary Jennings Spainhour. Belly Crottr leaves for Kings Creek. ferry Crump leaves his trips to Charlotte to any- one with a girl there. jim Dingler leaves Jerry Alred one roll of bail- ing wire and a pack of chewing gum to be used in holding his jalopy together. Reita Eprd leaves her cheerleading outfit to Shirley Gregg. Joanne Cram leaves her big brown eyes to Patricia McGhee. Gary Everhard! leaves his Latin II book to Phyllis Hedrick with the wish that she finish it in less time than the four years it took him. Jack Fosler leaves his brains to Janet McNeil. LAST WILL and TESTAMENT Gena Fairer leaves Margie. Henry Gaitber leaves his good looking clothes to Ralph Haigler. Sarah Greer leaves her cold hands and warm heart to Willodean Land not that she needs a warmer heart. jobn Noll leaves his ability to keep cold hands warm to Little Howard. Pinby Hank: leaves her sense of humor to Tommy Eller. Bob Hardin leaves his originality to Harold Kirby. Charles Harlem leaves his cuteness to Sybil Shuford. Mary Hawkins leaves with Barbara Hunt. jim Haymaber leaves his love for a good time to Shirley Mikeal. Marilyn Hedrieb leaves her business-like manner and fun-loving ways to Marlene Rhodes. Bob Holfclaw leaves on a slow boat for Korea. Nanry Hood leaves her profile to Delphine Cochran. Barbara Hunt leaves her shorthand book to Mrs. Lipe as she is the only one who would want it. Diane Huntley leaves the title of typical Senior to anyone who is extraordinary enough to win it. Gwen Huntley leaves her good nature to Diana Goble. Vivian jenkinf leaves her expressive voice to Reva Miller. Margie jobnfon leaves with Mae Ann Blalock. Anne Kent leaves her many interests to Shirley Prestwood. Donald Kirby leaves, but not the way Richard did. joanna Klutz leaves her sweet ways to Louise Carlton. Loi: Laufing leaves her creative writing to Mebane Prichett. Bob Lauff leaves in his old Chevy-we hope. Laura Laxlon leaves her smile to Ellen Barlow. Carolyn Leftwirb leaves her otlices and activities to Charles Mack Johnson. jeanette MrDade leaves her shyness to Suzanne Triplett. Dorollay Wall leaves her height to Sue Link. Eugene Moore leaves his dependability to jeanne Sanders. Nanry Moore leaves her laughing eyes to Carolyn Dudley. joan Nelfon Triplett leaves her decision not to wait to Patricia Adkins. jean Clippard leaves her love for house work to the next wife in high school. Hillard Underdown leaves his football uniform to Ralph Huntley. Billie Sue Prertwood leaves her love for boys to Ginger Tate. juanita Price leaves her love for library work to anyone so interested. Celia Rarb leaves her sarcasm to Nancy Barlow. Dirk Robbinf leaves his woman-hater position to Carl Richards. Alta Robinfon leaves her sense of fairness to Helen Goforth. Mary Lib Stott leaves her musical talent to Nancy Boyle. Peggy Ann Sherrill leaves her position as presi- dent of the Honor Society to some lucky person. . 9 . LAST WILL and TESTAMENT foe Smith leaves his ability to do the hula to Bill McLean. Rohert Smith leaves his name and Hollywood profile to Robert Smith. Betty jo Stoizt leaves her smallness to Adelia Nelson. Bob Suddreth regretfully leaves Gwen Adkins. Mary Sompter hands down her quite sincere ways to Anne Pritchard. Ralph Walsh leaves his long legs to Tommy White. Franrer Warren leaves her dimples to Carol Olson. Thornai Warren leaves his thanks for graduating this year. Caroline Wilton leaves her Spanish book to Harold Hayes. famer l'lVil.f077 leaves his love for freshmen to jim Simmons. joieph Wilson leaves one large bottle of aspirins to the faculty for the headaches he has caused them. Reha Winkler leaves her position as vice-presi- dent of the Student Council to any junior who can handle the job. Neal Withers leaves his way with the wirnrnen to Bill Dickson. Lee Una Wright does regretfully leave her bas- ketball uniform to Ruby Bryant. fiin Sherrill leaves his art ability to anyone so talented. Tom Stiildreth leaves his love for a good time to Don Hamby. Ann Tirnanur leaves her gay ways to Leroy Newton. Phyllifr Sherrill leaves her angel face and cold heart to jewel Holsclaw. Barhara Andrews Looinr leaves to set up house- keeping. Chirrh Lore leaves his curiosity to john Clarke. Maoir Smith leaves her many blushes to Barbara Barlow. Benton Melton leaves his lazy drawl to Albert Verbyla. Gayle Melton bequeaths her pretty eyes and hair to Garland Harris. jan Melton leaves her love for basketball to Katherine Warren. Gwen Thompmn leaves her friendly manner to Gail Klutz. Doug Tolhert leaves his shoes to john English to wear or rent as apartment houses. Genoire Tuttle leaves her honesty and gentle ways to Peggy jean Riggs. Carrie Wall leaves her way of writing shorthand to Reba Adkins. Eddie Poteat leaves his love for hunting to Bill Bernhardt. We do hereby appoint and designate as sole executor of this last will and testament of the class of nineteen hundred and fifty-two anyone who needs a job badly enough to undertake the responsibility. Declaring all previous documents null and void, we do set our hands and seal on this, the first day of December, Anno Domini, nineteen hundred and fifty-one. Witnessed by- Betty Crotts jack Foster Signed : Carolyn Leftwich Bob Holsclaw It has been a pleasure to do the annual pictures for the past three years DAVID RUFTY Collins-Pridmore Studio SHIP BY TRUCK BUSH TRANSFER, INC. Mawr Freiglaf Liner LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Loooir irror lfompoo Lenoir, North Carolina if 1 2 3 4 . Gary Everharclt . Joanne Crisp . Gwen Huntley . Joyce Bollinger 5. Lois Lawing 6. Billie Sue Prestwood 7 8 9 . Jeanette McDade . Benson Melton . Jackie and Elmer Biggerstaff BABY PICTURES fFrom Page 591 10. Vivian Jenkins r 11. 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