Pilot Mountain High School - Knob Whispers (Pilot Mountain, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 122 of the 1948 volume:

pers is fledica- ohat himi schoo 4 s_. ChaJ y a Vvad p s ‘ ettern Wt of P yktion wejJ the !ate gratmod 1E(L Ttfiis volumfevof ' t.yi j;Q Wi � 4-fcei; M. ] h l Board Jf- InLling lab J rjSt i in Higl -6ihool. ri ak m T%X- iil ' tl •l ' s.’ ' A ' ’V. LD b..AX ' S ' i DlTOh-IK-CHIEF MISS LOUloL V.’OODSOK SPONSOR STAFF OF THE KNOB WHISPERS Editor-in-Cnief Assistant Editor Business Manager Ass. Business Managers Art Editor Ass. Art Editors Club Editor Feature Editors Sports Editor Aliunni Editor Typists Advertising Manager Ass. Advertising M.anagers o- ' onsor sp. ' Ed Swanson Emily Badgett Joyce Fulk Tilda Nelson Curtis Needham Annie Lee Needham Dorothy Kivett Betty Beck Ethel Sue Hill Frances Joyce Doris Inman Clara Sams Norman Gordon Margie Harding Frankie Needham Mae Oneal Mary Lou Hill Mary Imnan Janie Simmons Mae ' ..ith Gaston Jones Miss Louise ..oodson W :r • ' i ’ Vv.-rr ' ?: ]-:; ' v; ' t! i t I I I R. G. R. MOTSiNGER liT. G. H. Iilotsinger,principal of the Pilot Mountain Scnool xor trie past five years,was graduated from the Liberty piedmont Institute at . ' .allburg ,1. C. in 1923. In 1927 he received a h. S. degree from . ake B’orest College, where ne was outstanding in ath¬ letics . Many students know nim as an inspiring person,but many others know him as a sympathetic friend. He is never too busy to give of nis time and interest to anyone who needs his nelp or advice. Mr. Motsinger nas saown his gift of infinite patience ana,at the same time,of untiring perserverance tnrougnout his years nere. Mr. Mot- singer has exemplified the word school in such an impressive way that he will never be forgotten by the students of Pilot Mountain School. So to Mr. G. R. Motsinger,teacher,friend, and leader, we ' offer our appreciation for your guidance. aLuL iVtjSLjSlj V Mrs. Angie Swanson Salem College First Grade Mrs. Viola Wall Mrs, Irene Badgett Mrs. Bernice Swanson Meredith College,A.B. University of Chapel Guilford College, Hill,A.B. A.B. Third Grade Fourth Grade Seventh Grade Mrs. Myrtle Snow Mrs. Vir« inla Fulk Mrs. Edith Roberts Mrs. Lydia Samuels Applachian State Teachers College First Grade ate Appalachian State Appalachian State Applachian State ,A.B. Teachers College,B.S. Teachers College,B.S. Teachers College Third Grade Fifth Grade Seventh Grade Second Grade Fourth Grade Sixth Grade Eighth Grade Mrs. Willie Merritt Mrs. Lucille Kirby Mrs. Mary Swanson Mrs. Ervin Chilton _i A. B. Eastern Carolina Appalachian State Womans College,A.B. Guilford College, reachers College,A.B. Teachers College,3.S. A. R. t- ' i Mrs. Lucille Larming Miss Neeta Webb Mrs. Lois Robertson University of Cklahoraa,A.B. Eighth Gride University of Southern California Typing and English East Carolina Teachers College,3.S. ' Horae Economics ImIss Willie Lou McGee Miss Louise Woodson Mr. G. R. Motsinger Mr. Frank Roberts Wake Forest,B.S. N.C. State,B.S. Algebra Agriculture Guilford College,B.S. Greensboro College, A.B. Math and Science English and French MEMBERS OF THE FACULTY NOT SHO iHJ Miss Foy Cook Western Carolina ’eachers College,B.S, Second Grade Mrs. Maude Truelove Womans College,A.B. First Grade Mrs. Edith Hill Guilford College,B.S. Sixth Grade Mrs. McConnaughey Womans College,A.B. Mr. Eugene Fritz West Virginia Techinal,B. S. Fifth Grade Biology and History ;!ary adly Badgett Glee Club l;Paper Staff l,3,4;Cheerleader 1, 2j4H 1,2,3jCommercial Club 2,3� Pres,4;French Club 3� 4jA8s’t,Ed, of The Knob Whispersy4; Social Chairman of Class 4. Betty Marlene Beck Virginia Joyce Fulk Glee Club IjPres. of class 2,Vice President 4; Filot ' ’ Staff 2,3,Editor4}Conimercial C[lub2, 3{Chief Marshal 3{French Club 3,Pres, 4{h eB. Science Club 4{Bus.Mgr, The Knob Whisper8 4{ StTJdent Coimcil Rep, 4{ Superlative 4. Norman Hoover Gordon Basketball 1,2,3,Captain 4{ F. F. A. 1,2,3{ Sports Ed. The Knob Whispers 4{Superlatlve 4.Baseball 2,3,4� Glee Club l{Paper Staff 1,2,4{F,H.A,1{ Class Treasurer l,2j4H 1,2,4{Cheerleader 1,Chief 2; French Club 2{Student Council 2,Sec, 4{ S i- perlative 4{Ass’t,Art Ed.of The Knob Whisper Maiy Doris Inman 4H 1,2,3,4{ Sec.3,Pre3,4{ Feature Ed,of The Knob Whispers 4{Class Reporter 4� Margie Anne Harding Mary Lou Hill F.P.A. 2,3,4{Commercial 3,4{Superlative 4 ; Staff of The Knob Whispers 4{Pilot Staff% Glee Club l,2,3;ClasB Trea8,l,Sec, 2,Pres,3, Pre3.4{4H l,2,3,4{ Pilot Staff 2,3,4{ French Club 3{ConBnsrcial Cl ib 3{Cheerleader 3{Chief 4{Superlative 4{M® r8hal 3{Student Govt.Rep.3 Ethel Sue Hill Glee Club 1{ 4H 1{ Commercial Club 3 { Class Sec. 4{ Pilot Staff 4{ Club Editor of The Knob Whispers 4{Sup€rlatlve 4{Student Coun¬ cil Rep. 3 . Elizabeth Iiunan Curtis Dewy Needham F.F.A. 1,2,3,4j 4H l,2,3,4jCoraiaerclal Club 2, 3jBus Driver 3jAss ' t Business Manager of The Knob ' Whispers’’4jSuperlative 4. Frankie Lee Needham Glee Club 1;4 l,2,3� 4jF H.A. Club 2,3,4j r liamentarian 3;C jiaraerclal Club 3jJ tislc Club 4jTypist on The Knob Whispers”! Pilot Staffi Tilda Jane Nelson Glee Club 1;4H 2,3;Clas3 Treasurer 2,3;Class Reporter 3}Marshal 3j ®P Student Govt.4; Ass’t Bus. Manager of The Knob I ' hispers 4; Superlative 4; Pilot Staff 4. Mary Lula Frances Joyce 4H l,2,3,4jF,H,A,2,4jSec, of Class 3� Treas, AjComciercial Club3,Tr«a3 •4; Feature Ed, of The Knob Whispers 4J F.H.A, 2,3,4;Historian 3;Coinmercial 3 4jStaff of The Knob Whispers 4; Pilot Staff 4, Gaston Jones Post Graduate: Asa tAdvertising Manager of The Knob Whl3per8 4;F,F,A, 4;Baseball 4« Dorothy Marie Klvett Glee Cliib 1; Marshal 3} French 3� 4;Co ®®®rcial Club 4;Ass t Art Ed, of The Knob Whispers . Needham Lee Annie F.H.A, 2,3,4,Reporter 3jCoimnerclal Club 3� 4; Art Ed. of The Knob Whispers { Pilot Staff 4{Superlative 4« : ' r?5v 1 O ' Neal Matilda I-ke F.H.A. 2,3,4; Commercial 3� 4;Staff of ' ' The Knob Whispers” 4; ' ’Pilot”Staff 4. Clara B elle Sami Basketball l,2,3,4;Co-Captain 4;4H 4; F.H.4, 4;Science Club 4; Sports Ed. of The Knob pers 4;S ' uperlative 4. larde Ruth Simmon 4H 1,2;Basketball 3,4jCirculatlon lianager oi The Knob Whisper8 4; Pilot Staff 4;Superla- tive 4� Mae Belle Smitf 4H IjTreasurer of Class l;French Club 3, 4; Ass ' t Circulation Man, of ' The Knob Whispers 4 j Superlative 4o Bdwurd Nathaniel Swanson Glee Club lj Pilot Staff l,2,3,4;Vlce Prej. ident of class 1,2;Public Speaking 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2,. ,4; F.F.A. l,2,3,4;Pres. 2,3,4; ace rreside.. ' Stiident Go-cn,. 3,President 4;;-larsiial French 3 , 4 ;Editor-in-Chlef of The Knob Whisper3 4 ; Superlative 4. 3 a -fc. ' .T . ■ ;■ ■ ' 5 ’ vfeir. ' ? ' MASCOTS Carol Needham Richard Joyce BEST LOOKING Tilda Nelson Norman Gordon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gaston Jones Margie Harding rc P L tc: idL i.i-i.til Ixi. i.L i.l i.I 1-1 i.. L . 4.1 l.t .-i . j . . ..t. .. BIGGEST FLIRT Mae Smith Ed Swanson MOST POPULAR Norman Gordon Margie Harding CUTEST Curtis Needham Betty Beck BEST ALL ' ROUND Ed Swanson Ethel Hill • mu III MOST INTELLECTUAL Joyce Fulk Ed Swanson BEST SPORT Norman Gordon Janie Simmons 111 K 111 1 2 - 3 !! HI II MOST ATHLETIC Norman Gordon Clara Sams WITTIEST Curtis Needham Mary Lou Hill LZ m ' -tic i WmAWm !. ' i ::l ;r. .■ Callis Johnson Carole Keye Bobby Lynch Virginia Flinchum Jimiiiy Fulk Ray Von Hole Kenneth Hunter Bertie Mae Inman Lottie Jessup Blondell Matthews (Secretary) Glenna Fulk (President) Billy Carson (Treasurer) V, T T rJ ilMU Frank Simmons Mary Simmons HISTORY OF THE JOTIOR CLASS In 1937 a group of boys and girls started on the road of knowledge. First,we were vaccinated to safeguard ourselves from smallpox. Then we entered into the first grade class of Miss Lela Gordon, under whom we began the studies of the three R’s-reading,’rlting,and ' rithmetic. Be¬ ing eager children,we quickly grasped the desired knowledge and passed on to the second grade. There we gained learning. The third grade brought somewhat harder lessons, and the fourth grade brought those dreaded examinations. Also,this grade brought book reports which have stayed with us ever since. The next several years were uneventful; that is, no great changes were made. We were delighted when,in May,19 5,we received those precious pa¬ pers called diplomas which stated that we had satisfactorily passed our elementary school work and that we could now enter high school. The ninth grade was our first real year of high school.Our class, somewhat smaller than it had been in 1937, finally became accustomed to having several teachers and to changing classes. During our first high school year,Carole ' Key was president of the class.Activities became more num¬ erous and subjects,of course,became more difficult, but we managed pass with, shall we say, flying colors. The year 1946-47 found us in the tenth grade with Glenna Fulk as president. We felt very important, because we could now say we were taking algebra, not just plain . irl hmetlc. At the present we are busy juniors.We presented a well-liked three act,mystery play, The Zombie ,in January. We do not believe In all work and no play;therefore,we have managed to have a few social gatherings. Next vear we‘11 be Seniors. What we will be in 1950 caruiot say,but we are sure that bur reflections of our shcool days will be happy ones. to I .elvin Kivett V resident) Irene Joanson (Secretary) Ruth Cox (Treasurer) June Adams betty Sennett Peggy Blizzard Grey Boyles Carl Brinkley Genieve Brinkley Janes Brinkley Mildred Cooke Rachel East Mack Edv ards June Fllnchum Charles Fowler Wade Francis Spencer Hill Louise Jessup Mary Jones Bobby Barnes (Vice-President) ir ' hil Kirkman Ruth Langley Betty Martin Billy Mldklff Robert Mills Carlyne Needham Curtis Needham Roger Needham Carolyn O ' Brien Mary Patterson Joe Allen Redman Jacqueline Sam£- Iman billy Simmons Opal Simmons Lavinia Simmons John R. Smith Sudie Stevens Kary Tilley Nancy Tucker Bonnie Venable Venable Carl Pendergast Buddy Simmons Vice President Kenny Almond Jack Bullington Alene Inman Raymond Nelson President Betty Bennett Lena Francis Bonnie Inman Billy Jones ' ' V ' - r Josephine Joyce Janette Brinkley Albert Gilley Taylor Inman Junior Joyce -ryT ' Helen Key Secretary Robert Brinkley Wayne Hunter Patricia Irwin Helen Key :ieedham llan Psl Ka ' nriOnd u Phvllis Redman Phillip Sallie Simmons Simmons .mmons Sirrimons onimy T m i. ' i . ' .1 ' j.j ) •? lAi UIJ I STUDENT GOFERNT NT The students of Pilot Mountain are proud that the Student Govern¬ ment organization,set up last year,has continued to function so smooth¬ ly. Bringing to Pilot Mountain High School a much-needed,democratic organization. Front Row; President,Ed Swanson,Vice-President,Jo ' nn TrueloveSecretary, Betty BeckjSecond RowtRaymond Nelson,Melvin Kiveit,Peggy Blizzard z ' diinl Row;Buddy Simmons ,Tilda Kelson,Bobby Barnes ,Curtis Needham,Cilmna Fulk, Fourth RowrArchie Nesbitt,Billy Carson,Joyce Fulk,and G. R. Mots; ' ' ' ' er, F. F. A. The F. F. A. is a national organization of farm boys who l, - catlonal agriculture. The Pilot Mountain chapter has 36 members, and is one of the most active cha ters in the Sijrry-Yadkin-Stokes Federation. Front Row: Mr. Roberts ,Adviser, Junior Reeves,Vice-President, Curtis Needham,Secretary, Ed Swanson,President, Roger Needha;:;,Treasurer, Robert Mills ,Reporter, Second Row:V ayne Hunter,Jimmy Fulk, ' ' allis Jotms ' )n,C.H. Simmons, Billy Mabe,Albert Gllly; Third Row: Gr ;y Boyles,”ran]: Simmons, Spencer Hill. Taylor Inman,Raymond Nelson,J. V. Sparger,Gaston JonesjFourth Row:Blll Midklff, Kenneth Hunter, Charles Fowler,Kary Tilley,Carl Brinkley,John Ray Smith.James Brinkley,Joe Allan Redman,’. a’e Francis,Holman Venable, Jack Bullineton, FRENCH CLUL The French club, consisting ox students taking first and second year French,was organized in December, 19 +7. The following officers were elected: President, Joyce Fulk; Vice President, Dorothy Kivett; Secretary, Glenna Fulk; Treasurer, Virginia Flinchum; Program Chairman, Ray Von Hole, The club meets the second Friday in each month. Activites of this club Include writing to boys and girls who live in France, learning French songs, and participating in various contests. The director,Miss Louise Woodson,contributes a great deal toward making the club a success. First Row:Miss Woodson,Anne Simmons,Glenna Fulk,Ed Swanson. Joyce Fulk, Margie Harding, Emily Badgett; Second Row: Mae Smith, Virginia Flinchum, Dorothy Kivett, Ray Von Hole. - MARSHALS Chief, Joyce Fulk Ed Swanson Margie Harding nida Nelson Dorothy Kivett staff of The Pilot Front Row: Joyce Pulk,Betty Martin,Bertie Inman, Melvin Klvett, Betty Beck,Margie Harding,Glenna’ ' Fulk. Second Row; Tilda Nelson,Doris Inman, Ethel Hill,Curtis Needham,Taylor Inman,Emily Badgett. Third Row; Miss Woodson, Ruth Cox, Janie Simmons,John R.Truelove,Roger Needham, Edward Swanson, Bobby Barnes, Carole Key, Miss Webb. Cheerleaders Front Row: Joyce Fulk, Mary Ruth Patterson, Helen Key, Margie Harding, Chief; Second Row; Blondell Matthews,Anne Simmons,Carlyne Needham The Journalism Club The Journalism Club met and organized November 24,19 7.It is com¬ posed of the students who take typing. The following officers were e- lected: President,Emily Badgett; Vice President,Petty Beck; Secretary, Frances Joyce; Treasurer, Ann Simmons; Reporter, Bobby Mills. Front Row: Mae Oneal, Frances Joyce, Emily Badgett, Robert Mills,Betty Beck,Virginia Flinchum;Second Row:Ann Simmons,Bertie Inman,Doris Inmen, Frankie Needham, Glenna Mae Fulk, Billy Midkiff;Third Row:Kary Tilley, John R. Truelove,Miss Webb,Billy Carson,Dorothy Kivett, Betty Martin. The Science Club The Science club was organized on November 21, 19 7. The officers were elected as follows: President,Joyce Fulk; Vice President,Ray Mot- singer ;Secretary, Phyliss Redman: Treasurer,Mary Simmons ;Reporter,Bllly Needham. This club meets every Friday to discuss current events that have been collected during the week.Front RowtRay Motsinger,Joyce Folk, Phyllis Redman,Mary Simmons;Second Row:Clara Sams,Nancy Kirkman, Carol Key, Tommy Simmons; Third Row;Eloice Phillips, Lena Francis, Raymond, Nelson, Gladys Moore,Billy Needham;Fourth RowtKenny Aldman,Allan Pell, Miss McGee,Buddy Simmons,Wesley Kivett. t- I r, i F. H. A. CLUB The Future Homemakers of America Chapter of Pilot Mountain has been an affiliated chapter for two years. We have twenty-eight mem¬ bers in our chapter. The chapter ' s motto is, Toward New Horizons . Otir flower is the red rose, and our colors are red and white. Officers are as follows: President, Doris Inman; Secretary, Bonnie Venable; Treasurer,Mary Lou Hill; Parlimentarlan,Frankie Lee Needham;Historian, Mary Inman;Reporter,Annie Lee Needham; Adviser,Mrs. Lois T, Robertson. Front Row:Doris Inman,Mary Inman,Mary Lou Hill,Bonnie Venable, Frankie Needham,Opal Simmons;Second Row:Frances Joyce,Mae Oneal,Blondell Math¬ ews,Carlyne Needham, Sudie Stevens,Clara Sams,Mary Simmons;Third Row: Janette Brinkley,Betty Lou Bennett,Mary Ruth Patterson,Ruth Cox,Carol¬ yn O ' Brien,Ruth Langley. riuua.u Front Row:Dianne Jones, . ' ickie ■■.rGh= r Medley, Anne Taylor, Send re Go ' ’dwyn,Ja Row:Mary Key,Helen Hiatt,S=rai. Fily, Stone, Angllna Camel, hjrd Rov.:Eet‘y Selma Cock,Jane Covinpi.t n, vor u Fourth Row:Margaret Reid,S ' :: i t- • Jewel Lynch, Joan Smi h, Kay Ful: ' , J • illard, Clara II-;nt-r, Be ' y Cliru V hltaker,Shirley ”eedham,Fif Hart,Frankie Needhar:;,F-a ' ric ' ;, Adams; Sixth Ro. : ..11; ; Sr. Junior Reeves,Margie liar :! ' ■, Ci.UB )ori ' . 1 - ' son.F ye McCormick.Marie rm; tr .rfr, ' ::ttv Grildwyn; Second ln,Peg :y Chi2,Carson Ply er,Ruty Li ' ■ t ' - ' n,r---.na Gordon,Peggy Barnes, - ■ ' ! Pe “ ,Mary Boyles, Sam Rro.-.n; ,Annc i el Tucker,.vdelle ' hilr.on, oyc= ' Te’ci , Fa Irene ' .. ' llsor, Shirley , Key, Raymond Jessup, Billy .ncy nr. ,Tarjorie The re, Barbara y. : T: j C-. -k,Irene John-son,Frances ,Man Tell,Mildred Lewis ru= lov ' rt; .Cl ' . r,,;, ; - .. 1 , ' v- : f- H ' . ( ,. ' t- - ' ' i f ■; t . ‘• • - i: rr.. .vj’ • ■y ■ If? ' r ’ -i-rv GIRLS BASKETBALL The tovm,the school,and basketball fans are proud that its girl ' s team has come through the season once again victorious. We are hoping that the future will bring other winning teams. This year our girl ' s had a 17-8 record and proved to be one of the best teams in the north¬ west as they upset many of the outstanding teams. First Row:Sudie Stephens, Clara Sams,Betty Bennett,Doris Inman, Carole Key, Jackie Sams; Second Row: Peggy Blizzard,Janie Simmons,Mary Jones, Sall| Simmons hlrd Row: Carolyn O ' brien, Bonnie Bell Venable. Boys Basketball Basketball still remains the number one sport of Pilot Mountain High. Baseball an d track are also a .art of the school ' s activltes,but they soon give way to the coming of winter and basketball. This year Coach Dick Lawson proved his coaching abilities as he skippered a yovng team to 17-10 record, and runner-up in the Surry County Tournament. First Row: Charles Fowler,Norman Gordon,Carl Brink ' ey;Second Row;Edwcrd Swanson, Roger Needham; Third Row:Buddy Simmons,Curtis Needham,John R. Truelove; Fourth Row: Raymond Nelson,Taylor Inraa;.;Fifth Row:r Nttsinger. The elementary department holds an important position in any eval¬ uation of the Pilot Mountain School. We have an enrollment of 702 pupils instructed by 17 teachers.These teachers,alert,well-trained and efficient,u3e every available means to develop each child to the limit of his possibilities. To aid in this program,the school has met all requirements for dardization. As a result, we have a central library located near front entrance in the old building. On the shelves are 2500 books classified according to the Dewey Decimal System. In addition to there are five sets of standard reference books, a minimum of four of supplementary readers. Each year we discard badly worn books, those which contain obsolete material. On the other hand, we purchase yearly about - 00 worth of books from the North Carolina approved list. The school also owns a combination radio and record dozen records and two albums. We have a national movie some educational films. With the above mentioned facts and figures in mind, why we point with pride to the elementary department of stan- the all this, sets and player, three projector and does one ask our school. ' ii- i ' h I I FIRST GRADE MRS. SWANSON First Row: Buck Kiser,Linda Lou Stewart,Peggy Ann Smith,Eugene Bryant, Lucy Dianne Jones,Rayford Tilley, Phillip Nelson, William Phil Nixon, Wayne Autry Flynn, Bobby Rogers; Second flow: Libby Inman,Glenda Denny, Ellen Goins, Betty Thomas,Eldon Rogers,Boyd Nelson,James Nelson,Irving Boyles,Bobby Gammons,Carrol Conrad Chilton;Thlrd Row:Ella Bennett,Joan Thomas,C.W.Cain,Patricia Pell,Joe Simmons,Hilton Gravitt,Posie Haynes, George Turney, Gilly Ray Doss. w,’ 5 . ' 4 FIRST GRADE MRS. TRUELQVE First RowzBrenaa Cook,Dickie ArcR; ;. ' ,Toiamy Fatton,Kay Flinchxim,Lixy oeck, Carol Hunter,John Simmons, Ira Armstrong;Second Row: Robert McGee,Jane ihilllps, Jerr Mathis, V� anda Go ' ucn, Ray Frances,Banks Denny, Elaine Vau yrm alene Creasy,Johnsia JonesjThlrd Row:Van Cox,Faul Shelton,Jr., Erskin Simmons,Larry Lynch, June Lynch,oarbara Eelson, Bill Palmer,R: j. 1. 1 I..cGee. FIRST GRaJI First How:Sandra Taylor, Odell Lowe,Joyr ' .- Brinkley, Faye ..illard, Maria Crutchfield,Ronny Kill, Staymon i.Ioorelield; second Row: Dorothy Eaton, Carol Cnilton, Daisy .Vilson, Ray ,;illard, Ricnard names, Jo ri.nn narris, Glorj iinn nowman, K.ry, Snow; Third Row: i- ' er.ry rotts, Ler‘ ■ Fr ' -e, James Brinkley,F- - ;ec ' ,Al dine Cain,Boboy .,elson,Russell Lowe, ' ! L; .e : unn. ■t T:ff pa� . ;i coi;d Hkhh V.R3. yERHITT First Row:Sammy Simmons,Paul Seek,Alta rinney,Karllne Lawson, Sandra Soldin£,Paul Iravitte,Cathy illard,Frances .ilson,Curtis Cain,Spencer F ' linchum,J.C .Coins ,Second .ow:Alalne Tilley,Harry Folyer,Billy Lenny Jerrv Simmons , a Hicks,Avery Cox,Charles Cast,Bonnie ’.. ' .iuklff, Jennie Beck,;-oUj_,las Cock,Horrr.a -.cans;Third Rov : Frances 4 -‘--nny,Faye Hill, Ilujh Key,Connie Cwaltney,..6;sle2 ' . iilla;: ' ;S ,Lavld L ' elson,Linda Lenny,BettySlate Kary Beck,Per 3 y Stone,June Chilt on,Loris ' .. ' il3on,Lucy Simmons .Merritt, ¥mw imm ' m- ' m’ m ►tsaiiji msh SECOND CRADh MISS COOT First Row:Kelly Crutchfield,Sammy Bowman,Jackie Johnson,Lonna Emerson, Frankie Rosers , Janice Inman,Nancy Samuel, .‘.anca Ro3er3,HazelQwyn, .achel Gwyn,Shelby Hunter,Sarah Kiser; C ' ' ’ond - ' ow.Shelby Fast,Bill Moore,Harvy -rl ..ilson, liorla Callow y, Lottie iook,:iazel Phillips ,Thurn;onQ Aaton,Cuill ' ord Acams, J. . .ilson, J .? .Turney, V iolet u.r.ons , sooty Fook Billy ■-aton,Lalmer . .. wson,. i looker,; oi iiip..u;‘nny; Third ow rma Hlll, -uby ’on:on3,Tftty Coins ton,;, iloreoenne 11 ,Miss Cook. isif mmim mm iLL THIRD GRADE I.3iS. FULK First Row:Junior Lowe,Lena Ardner,Lols Cooke,Nancy Flynn,Janie Sawyers, Betty Hiatt,Julia Willard, Barbara Marlon, Bonnie Bryant,Sylvia Inman, Lucille Wright,Dollle Cain,Betty Long,Bill Cain,Joe Simmons;Second Rovr Harold Welch,Roland Chilton, Jim McDaniel,Earl Pegrara,Emily W ' al’’,Kathleen Simmons,Carol Needham,Dottle Brim,Mable Yates, Ruby Frances, Magdeline Easter,Ruth Jessup ,Vi ayne Manring,Mrs .Graham; Third Row: Cecil Goins ,R.B. Eaton,Eldon Bennett,Betty Thomas,Eunice Moore,Oraer Bryant,Raymond Heath, Theodore Beck,Franklin Beck,Freddie Cook,Carson Plyler,Sammy Hanes. THIRD GRADE MRS. WALL S ' ;;. t First Row;Joe Reynolds,Tom Bryant,Posie Gammons.Ralph Turney,Sammy Coe, Rex Davis,Mary Welch,Jackie Key,Howard Wall,Annie Tucker .Franklin Frye; Second Row: Laura Coll ins,Jon Graham, Frances McDaniel.Shelby Creasey, Faye McCormick,Troy Nunn,Judy Hancock,Alma Goins,Janie Emmerson.Eugene Brinkley,Anne Taylor.Ronald Bennett;Third Row:Marie Beck.Eloise Bowman , Joanne Tucker, Jimmy Boyles , ' ail ton Manring .Earlene Nelson .Deo.is ' Ihorpson, Tommie Noah, Marjorie ' ..llson,.,ayne ..ilson;Fourth Row:Joa Needham,Wayne Sams .Harold Bennett .Thomas Cain,Carl Beck. Dv;irht Cook FOURTH GRADE NG S. BADGETT First Row:Rachel Jessup ,Shirley Jones,Ruby Stone , S hirley Easte, Anne Da]t 3n, Betty Golding,Jack Bruner,Bill Bryant,Barbara Peele ,Shelvin Jones, Jane Armstrong,Angelina ampbell, Sibil Collins,Mary Coe, Jessie Montgomery; Second Rov : James ..elci,Don Fulk,Gray Key,Gail Denny, Judy Simmons ,Cellie Lowe ,Rex -ordon,Stcpaen Gwaltney ,Peggy Inman,V.ayne Nelson, Jimmie Chilton, Betty Almond,Nancy ijov dnan .Graham Joyce ,Ruby Samuels ;Third Row ; Mrs.Badgc! •, Ralph Joyce,Jimmie Nicholson,Coley Ardner,Cecil Campbell.John Beck,Jimmie Simmons .Eugene Barnes,Sammy Vi ilson .Sammy Brown,Peggy Barnes,Mary Boyles, Carolyn Jones,Davis Lav,fson. FOLhT-i GRADE MRS. KIRBY First Row; Dillard .Vllson .Carol Langley ,1M Ima Beasley, Charlie ' .Vi: son, Maguita Vaurhn,Stella Jester, Glenni easley .Virginia Inir.an, Ray Beck, Homer Vaughn,Rex Simmons•Second Row:Georgia Rogers,Bobby Jester,Johnson .illard, Jerry Blizzard.C.L.Ueednam, Jr.,.Va r- Craddock , Peggy Cnilton, Nora I ' ixen .I.’ancy Tucker, Janie Venable .Bobby I .some,Betty Cnilton;Thl rd Row: Harvey Ganuaons .Frank Boles,Libby Hill .Marie I’lilliams, Ruth Brir k ' ,Nat Swanson .Shelby Sir • ons ,Millard Vi Ison , Jimmy Palmer, Mary Lawson, Ruth T’ ■ me , ,-ie 1 en .iiat. ..tiie 1, icuolson ,ii.rs . Kirby. miSfm r ' ir. t RowrShirley i lippin, i-ayne Iiuiian, i:.lalne ' ' Iiil,Kennitli rlipoin,liefer Needham,Bobby mai ion,;i.nnie Tncker, Virginia ada.ris,ft-iy 0ook, ' A:i ' : ' V3 brlnV:!-,- ., Beauford Hunter,Davis Lawson, ' .iaue Hunter;Seconu Ho v:Rorer s ' ’ .bu. ' las ' , -■ -1 - iTideJ. L; .. b • . , -;eweLl Lynch, r lu a :,brr Is, Richard r ' rye, Bobov ,Vrirp t, Frances Cou..ler, Mary Zainkley, Vern Cook .arie Medley;Thira Row:Betty rselljMrs. Armfiel JLamoert,Betty Hanes Buster v ils- n,Richar ' u Hunter, Jarnus dnoraas, Jci ' i’ Neison,tyrtlfj ThomaSjOiobs uwyn, ; ex i lincnu;,‘., O ' - T r T ' y M PI’ TH GxuiJE First RowjJohn Nixon,Kelvin Riddle,Don Collins,Barbara Francis ifery Key, Mildred 0 ' ne 11, Donald Hooker, Nancy Fatten, Jean Jer’ ' ’’o ' ma Lankfors’, Betty Chilton;Second Rov I’.Ii’s.Roberts,Naalne Morr ' SjFhlph ' v yn,Fegg;, lucn Maraget Reid,Dana Goraon,Rixle Jester, Mondell Bryant, Fay Arrington, Eulina Cooke, Jack Fayne, G. « ’. Johnson, Julia ' - ;Third Rov : barren Beasley,Dorothy Thomas,Shirley Joyce,Jean Latham, Betty Curtis,Glenda, Mtone, J.d. F tV:, ‘ i ' . le i.-.. _ ’’In , .-lic - I an, Jer’r;; .nelson,i:ii. y . ' 1 ci , .my v n : -J- ' l.-. ., la-it. Lawson, Dilxai ' d ‘Orci ' ' • FIFTH GR ji.RS . ' -.id .! ' X. ' .uD SIXTH GRADE I ihS. SV.AI. ' SON First Row: Burton Davis,Evonn Adams,Doris Lav son, Linda Willard, Danny Langley, Joe Smith, J.D. McDaniel,Betty Holt,Ethel ene Johnson,Clyde Curtis, Selma Cooke,Carol VVelch;Second RowrClyde Moore ,Ray Medley , Warren Wright, Roberta Hicks ,Helen Bell,Tallie Shav;,Elbert 0 ' 1 oal,Teddy Blizzard,Junior Bennett,Lester Adams;Third Row: Mrs. Swanson,Maxie Hill,Betty Joyce,Ed East ,J.G.Beasley ,Walter Johnson,Clyde Tucker,Billy Gordon ,JiinmieSheets, Vera Gammons,Bobby Jones,A.J. Thomas. SIXTH GRADE MiRS. YL£-S First ' ' -)w:Bill James,Billy Inman , James Jessup,Ray Secnrist .Alien Hunter, Roger Stone,Doris Cox,Janie Long,Opal Collins,Marle Rogers,Joan Smith, Frances Lawson,Sara Flippin;Second Row:Jason Brinkley,Sairley Needham, Frances Key, Robert Chilton,Bobby Gordon, Charles Jester .Beulah Yates, Fayrene ' .Vilson .Mildred Beck ,M.T .Donatnon .Bobby Rex Simmons .George- ye, Josephine :hore;Thlrd Row:Joyce Welch,Kay Fulk,Lorene Yates,Faye Cook, Peggy Almond.Evangeline Lawson, Shirley Inman,Ray Morris,Billy Almond, Ijei my ennett „pi;iy Ne.edAar-.Samry 5 L ' v .4 A v TTt. : ' Xifnwwrffi ' iYiiYi ivt IV rmwffmr i SEVENTH GRADE MRS. SAMUEL First RowrNorma Long,Fern Key,Virginia Jessup,Rachel Joyce,Joan Flippin, Sara Jessup,Roger Reeves,Joan Inman,Shirley Cox,Marie Jones,Roger Redmai: Second Row:Mrs. Samuels,Betty Simmons,Joan Nelson, Jo Frances Matthews, Janie Coe,Barbara Redmpn,Mildred Stone.Dan Brinkley,Jimmy Bruner.Delbert Ring,Raymond Jessup;ThirI How: Jasper Joyce,Junior ,.loore , Ruby barnesj ot tie Inman,Irene Goins, Ray Jackson,Billy Wilson, Louise Latham, Nancy J nes, 3 Prnnl -lin Dennv .ShirleY Willard .Adell Chilton. F!t Si y % r-—- First Row:Betty Caudle,Janie Key,Betty Clif ton ,Kat ie Turney, LloydPi’ances, eith Denny,Cecil Moore, Nancy Hill,Donald Hiatt,Ruth Beck; Second Row: Ila Mae Needham,Sybil Smith,Evelyn Manring, Glenn Cox, Beulah Lankford, Bobby Thomas,Melba Jessup, Julia Cook,Lillie Donathon; Third Row: Ethel Lawson,Barbara Hart,Stella Brinkley,Ray Collins,Raymond Simmons,Charles Needham,Joe Jones,Charles Hill,Noble Wilson,Gloria Flippin. IvJ?S. SWANSON SEVENTH GRADE Billy Barker Clara Bennett Sue Brim , nne Bullington Betty J. Chilton Clinton Collins Shirley Flinchum Kenneth Gamrnonr Garfield Gwyn Johnny Hill Junior Himter Reece Hunter Glenn Inman Marjorie Jessup Franklin Jones Glenna Langley Cora Moorefield Betty Needham Mary A. Needham Weldon Needham Barbara Nichols Marianne Patton Mary F, Roberts Colleen Sechrist Wayne Shelton Betty Jane Medle,. Kay Ann Arrington Mildred Lewis Berley Mldkiff Clara Jean Hunter Frances Adams Bayne Jessup Lou Ella Butcher Jane Adams Louise Collins Mozelle Cook Albert Doss Ruby Hunter John Fulk Estelle Joyct Gilmer Joyce =?PiwTTrrr 1 Carl Needham c 1 Faye Wright. Charles Montgomery ift m v.i Hi a a a .v. g. a fh ai fh. .-i a ;y -Jt iV Josephine Palmer Joanna Ray Roger Siuiiaons Betty Tucker C, E. Simmons Ted Simmons Fred Yates Joe Simmons Marjorie There I I I I u a: rL ' ar--. rEr ' - :C- •■A. - - rf;.- ifr: ■i- }- .r- • V-. !:■. H- t - •• f-. 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' “ _ Ok fl HoriE Brnk H or Home People Phone h-.r . P ilot Mtn .p.C. V. n. Mrtthevs,Pres. d.c.Polk riRs.v.n. gotthews Vice Pres. Cashier s MORE Phone tjl S TORE PiLOThTN.jN.C. Red Comb PouLTRy Feeds ! Marvin H. Shore 1 4 li til Si.K P vt u r- 4 3 -i! Ji Tt ' ■’T H -.1 lJ - wmm Ml @ if El C. t .I ' i iVj lV iV i.i iVi A ' i ' ' i ' ' l 1 . ' : iW lYi ' XV ' 7, ' U i ' i ! ' ' i . ' i f ' l I ' . ' i A ' A A ' ' ft. .Vi , ' ?, V ' ’ ' i )■, i ' : ' i ' ' ‘. ' i I ' . ' i iVt i ' ' i ' . .’ ' ?i. ' ' i ' ? iVi Pllo ft ' earners PICK UP AND DELIVERY vs. BOYLES C.A. REYNOLDS - ) Pld n ne. e ttT Bo,nk of Pioi I.M. CORDON PRESIDENT UH-REIDmES. T.14. CORDON CftSHER COUNTRY PRODUCE OWNER T. NOBLE SIMMONS DAV-SON CORK BACK = = BUH.ETIN BOARDS DISTRIBUTORS: SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4. MISSOURI The above illustration shows the 24 x 36 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board with single set in glass door, lock and key. See price list. F 1 I I I 1 ■=i For Use In: FACTORIES SCHOOLS OFFICES STORES CHURCHES CLUBS PUBLIC BUILDINGS HOSPITALS SALES ROOMS The above Illustration shows the 24 x 36 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board, plain, without glass door. See price list The above illustration shows the 30 x 48 size DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Board with two set in glass doors, lock and key. See price list PRICE LIST DAV-SON Cork Back Bulletin Boards ore con¬ structed with light walnut finish frames. Post¬ ing surface consists of Va cork mounted on Vi 3-ply veneer. These Bulletins ore made to last, as only the finest materials ore used. Furnished in the iollowing sizes styles. Order by Style and Size. STYLE: PLAIN—NO GLASS 12 X 18 ...S 4.1S 18 X 24 . S.7S 24 X 36 . 9.20 36 X 48 . 14.65 36 X 60 . 17.50 STYLE: SINGLE SET IN GLASS DOOR 18 X 24 . $14.50 24 X 30 . 17.50 24 X 36 . 20.00 STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS DOORS 30 X 48 .$30.00 30 X 60 . 32.50 36 X 48 . 31.25 36 X 60 . 36.25 All prices F.O.B. Chicago—Special Sizes and Finishes to order. wr ' ' HA ' vE A CHANCE ABIE LEHER OR CORK B 0 I L E M N FOR EVER? NEED CONSOLE OS ■ • ■ ♦ I t ? I . - ff ' r- ' ;3 ' ft f