Cramerton High School - Eagle Yearbook (Cramerton, NC)

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Bill Wright was one of Cramerton ' s most outstanding students and athletic s . He graduated in the top fourth of his class and took part in football, baseball and basketball here at Cramerton High School. He also played on the Kiwanis Allstar baseball team. After attending Belmont Abbey College, Bill joined the Navy. Serving his country aboard the U. S. S. St. Paul during the Korean War, Bill lost his life on April 21, 1 952. We are very proud to dedicate this Eagle to BILLY DEAN WRIGHT. 12 Our Administrative Header 13 Mr. J. J. Bumgardner Assistant Coach Eighth Grade Zhis Js Our i m Miss Joyce Mahaffey Home Economics Mr. C. B. Huss Coach Science Mrs. Odessa Underwood Eighth Grade CRO Hentaf Socially rtwmw ' Mrs. Edna McGee Language Math Miss Doris Cline English Library faculty Working On Zhe Annual 16 SENIORS , --V. v r - ■ Senior Class Officers PRESIDENT RHETT COZART VICE PRESIDENT DANNY HUDSON SECRETARY BETTY ANN COOK TREASURER GAIL KELLEY CHAPLAIN RACHEL F ARIES ATTENDANCE OFFICER. . . FAYE HAMILTON Mrs. McGee Senior Sponsor 18 RUSSELL BEASON Half-Pint Class Officer, Chaplain 1. CHARLES BROADWAY Broady Librarian; Football 2. LINDA BROWN G.A.A. 1; Softball 1,2. WAYNE BYERS Red GLORIA CARTER Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1; Librarian 3, 4; Clas s Officer , Chaplain 2; Glee Club 2. JEAN CARTER Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1; Class Officer, Attendance Officer 1 ; Librarian 3,4. 19 CAROLYN CLEVENGER Carol Cocke County High School 1,2; F.H. A. 1,2; Y-Teens 1,2; Glee Club 1,2; Basketball 1 . BETTY ANN COOK Blondie Mixed Chorus 2; Librarian 3; Beta Club 2,3; Graduation Marshall 3; Annual Staff, Editor 4, Class Officer 2,3,4, Secretary. RHETT COZART Rat Teener Baseball 1,2; Bantum Foot- ball 1; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 2,3; Student Council Officer , Vice Pre sident 3; Fire Mar- shal 3,4; Class Officer, Vice Presi- dent 1; President 4; Annual Staff, Business Manager 4; Track 2, JO ANN EAKER Basketball 1 ; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Treasurer 3; Class Officer, President 1, Vice President 3; Student Council 2; Soft- ball 1,2, 3, 4; Letter Girl 3,4. MARTHA ECKARD Mot Glee Club 1,2; Librarian 3,4; Mixed Chorus 2. DILLARD ELLER Baseball 2. 20 BILL ENSLEY Basketball 1,2,3; F ootball 4; Track 2; Class Officer, Secretary Treas- urer 1, President 2; Student Council 1,3; Annual Staff, Business Manager 4. RACHEL F ARIES Horace Weaver Staff 1; Glee Club Accompan- ist 1,2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; Student Council 2; Class Officer, Chaplain 3, 4; Beta Club 2,3 Chaplain 3; Annual Staff 4; Graduation Marshal, Chief 3. SUE EPPLEY Epp Basketball 1,2,3; G.A.A. 1,2,3; Beta Club 3; Student Council 1; Letter Girl 3,4; Graduation Marshal 3; Librarian 2,3,4; Class Officer 3, Attendance Officer. JO ANN F-LETCHER ' Fletch Basketball 1; G.A.A. 1,2; Class Officer 2, Attendance Officer; Soft- ball 1. FRANK GAFFNEY Big Frank Teener Baseball 1 ; ' Basketball 1,2,4; Football 1,2,4; Class Officer 1,2 President; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2,4 President 4; Chorus 1; Baseball 1; Fire Marshal 4. I LA GRANT Basketball 1,2; G.A.A. 1,2; Softball 1 , 2 . 21 ROBERT GRANT Mo Class Officer 2, Vice President; Football 1,2; Basketball 1,2; Eagle Scout. LILLIAN HAMBRICK FAYE HAMILTON Oss Concord High School 1 ; Basketball 1; Dramatic s Club 1 ; Librarian 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; Mixed Chorus 2; Class Officer 4, Attendance Officer, DANNY HUDSON Dan F ootball 2,3,4; Basketball 2; Track 2; Class Officer, President 1,3 Vice President 4; Student Council 1; Grad- uation Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4 , Assistant Editor; Fire Marshal 3,4 Eagle Scout. FLORA HUDSPETH JEDON HUMAN Don Basketball 1,2; Football 2; Track 2; Cafeteria 2; Bantam Football 1. 22 JANE HURD Shortie Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1,2, 4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Class Officer l;Vice President; Volley Ball 3. GAIL KELLEY Kelley Basketball 1 ,2 , 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2, 3, 4 President 4; Class Officer 2,3,4 Treasurer; Glee Club 1; Librarian 3,4; Band 3,4 Flag Bearer; Annual Staff. JERRY LANEY T.G. Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; F ootball 2,3,4; Track 2,3; Student Council 3; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 2, Attendance Officer; Bantam Football 1; Teener Baseball 1; Fire Marshal 3,4. REBECCA MORTON LARRY NICHOLS Psyco Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; ' Football 1,2, 3, 4; Track 2; Annual Staff 4; Graduation Marshal 3; Eagle Scout; Fire Mar- shal 3,4. LINDA PARKER G.A.A. 1,2,4; Glee Club 1; Librarian 3,4; Softball 1,2. 23 m INEZ PART 05$ Chee-Chee BKetball 1 ,2 , 3,4; G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4 Treasurer 4; Librarian 2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Chief Graduation Marshal 3;BetaClub 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Soft- 1,2; Volleyball 3. r aA y i ' ANN PERRY Concbrd High School 1,2,3 Glee Club 1,2,3; Social Club 3; School News- paper Staff 3; Teachers Club 2; Soft- ball 2,3; Athletic Club 3; Dramatics Club 3, � GERALDINE PRICE LYNDA REECE Shorty Class Of ficer 1; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 3; Cheerleader 3,4 Chief 4; Li- brarian 3,4, X 24 THERESA ROBERTSON Glee Club 1 ,2, 3; Mixed C horus 2; Librarian. EVELYN TREADWAY Basketball 1 ,2, 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; G.A.A. 1,3,4 Treasurer 3, Secretary 4; Softball 2,3,4; Class Officer 1. 25 26 BIGGEST FLIRT Jerry Laney Linda Brown WITTIEST Jerry Laney Rhett Cozart Beverly Pope Larry Nichols 27 BEST DRESSED Dillard Eller Evelyn Treadway MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Danny Hudson Rachel F aries MOST DIGNIFIED Larry. Nichols Faye Hamilton 28 29 Of . - ' J - , ■ ; _ -. MOST TALKATIVE Charles Broadway Dean Price (N MOST STUDIOUS Dan Hudson Rac hel F arie s Larry Nichols 31 Cast Will And Zest ament Flora Hudspeth wills her ability to keep her mouth shut to Wawann,aJEu.a?rrer . Rebecca Morton wills her ability to get into hot water to Rachel Willis. Carroll Willis wills his ability to get locked up in home room with girls to Jimmy Brendle. Bill Ensley wills his unusual ability of consen- tration to Bob Padgett. Jo Ann F letcher wills her ability to go steady with a certain Dallas boy to Maxine Huckaby. Gail Kelley wills her ability to sew to Beckie F arris . Jo Ann Eaker wills her ability to come to school regularly to Esther Williams. Sue Eppley wills her ability to go steady with Belmont boys to her sister Sonj. Jane Hurd wills her height to Sue Cash. Larry Nichols wills his superiority complex to his little sister Judy. Linda Parker wills her ability to drive to Shirley Trivette. her sister Eunice. Janice Pittman wills her swaying walk and eye brow pencil to Alice Overcash. Beverly Pope wills her laziness and study habits to Gaye Camp. Danny Hudson wills his ability to drop his glasses in the river to Jerry Campbell. Rhett Cozart wills his ability and eagerness to teachers to Dgpnis Cornwell. Jerry Laney wills his ability to get his head cracked to Dickie Lowe. Faye Hamilton wills her ability to date boys with beards to Brenda Reece. Wayne Byers wills his knowledge of airplanes and his red hair to Asbury Brown. Russell B e a s o n wills his ability to sleep in his English class and NOT get away with it to C harle s Bland . Dean Price wills her ability to get love letters from every service man in the country to her sister Duck. Inez P a r t oji wills her ability to keep her hands up while guarding to Judy Swayney. Martha Eckard wills her ability to shave cars to Rose Moten. Linda Brown wills her ability to date a certain Springwood boy to a certain 10th grade girl. Evelyn Treadway wills her love of sports to Kay Wallace . Theresa Robertson wills her ability to get a dia- mond to Joyce Beason. Charles Broadway wills his ability to agree with teachers to Larry Rikard. Betty Ann Cook wills her height and her blond hair to Maxine Starrett. Robert Grant wills his ability to work long and late hours to Allen Walker. Jedon Human wills his ability to get along with teachers to Jimmy Martin. Lillian Hambrick wills her love for married life to Kay Parker. Rachel F aries wills her stream lined figure to Ila Grant wills her ability to get a husband to Mary Lee Jackson. Car olyn Clevenger wills her voice to Mary Stowe. Ann Perry wills her happy married life to Brenda Van Dyke. Jean Carter wills her slim -trim figure to Pat Moore . Frank Gaffney wills his ability to be President of the Beta Club to Gexxrge Reece . Gloria Carter wills her ability to work at the Masonic Temple to Marjorie Jory. Lynda Reece wills her ability as a cheerleader to Sharon Pope. Russell Beason . . . Testator 32 Class Prophecy For years I had been working on my Super Rocket automobile. In order to prevent jealously, I had used a Cadallic body, Olds- mobile hub caps, Ford fenders, Buick tires, and a Chevrolet hood, but the atomic power engine was exclusively mine. To quiet all the skeptics who said that the car would never hold together, I began a cross-country trial run. Along the way I stopped to see Betty Ann Cook, the editor of the New York Times . She persuaded me to let her write a full page in her paper about my car. At the University of Cramerton, I found that they had won ten con- secutive basketball games. The credit goes to their six-foot player, Gail Kelley. Wayne Byers has finally fulfilled his fondest dream to land on the moon. He has sent signals back down to the earth that there are no monsters there, only green cheese. The nurses at Me- morial Hospital have been given a whirl by Danny Hudson, who recently received his doc- tor ' s degree, and Larry Nichols , Psycho , who is head of the physchiatric ward. Janice Pittman is the largest stock holder in the Re vlon Company. The great evangelist, Charles Broadway, who spoke to thousands of people in the O r a n g e Bowl last year, plans upon retiring, to take a trip to South Afric a and teach the natives to drive cars. Rebecca Morton, one of our renowned scientists, climbed down the ladder to elope with the Hollywood producer, Carroll Willis. - Je r r .v Laney and Jo Ann Eaker have teamed up and now have their own television program as comedians . Lillian Hambrick, another Betty Crocker, has given the world a new recipe for coconut hull cake. Liberace is now engaged to the talented concert pianist, Rachel Faries, who is presently in Europe. Jedon Human has won renown by beingthe. champion stockcar racer of the United States. Ann Perry and her hus- band are living comfortably in their mansion on Cramer Mountain. Her husband is the re- tired superintendent of Burlington Mills . Jean Carter and Gloria Carter are singing in the Rock ' n Roll shows across the nation. Ila Grant is playing baseball for the professional Chicago girl ' s team. T o promote more intere st in her program , disc jockey Linda Brown has flown to the sunny state of California tcfTntervie w some of the stars. Two of her fans, Beverly Pope and Jo Ann Fletcher , are going with her in high hopes of getting a glimpse of a great juggler. Jane Hurd, a famous hostess, was in charge of a big ball honoring Bill Ensley, Secretary of State. Our war correspondent, Rhett Cozar t, has recently had a book published on life in -Rjiasiii Russell B e a s o n is the pre sident of the Lazy Chair Company. He was sent to the hospital 2 days ago because of back trouble. Inez Partao, and Linda Parker are now the owners of a large night club in Reno where Theresa Robertson is currently the headliner as a singer. Martha Eckard is the wife of a service station manager in Florida. Speaking of wive s , I saw in the papers that Geraldine Price is the wife of an Admiral in Washington. Evelyn T readway was promoted to F ashion Editor of Bazaar Manufacturing which has as its Manager Editor Robert Grant. Dillard Eller has taken over as the largest Ford dealer in the South. He has office s in every big city of the South. Flora Hudspeth has just put out a book on mental telepathy that is selling like hot cakes. Carolyn Clev- enger is also in the book writing business , and her most recent book. Life With the Zulus , is being reviewed in the current Life Maga- zine . Sue Eppley has turned out to be a career woman and has offices in the Empire State Building. I have to admit, however , that I saw her eying a very nice looking man coming out of the office across from hers. My last visit was to the Gaffney home . Frankie and Lynda have taken over Feather - ston ' s Super Market now, and ar e giving away balloons every day. After my visit with them, I had to hurry to New York to receive the Nobel Prize for my outstanding contribution to industry. Faye Hamilton . . . Prophet OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER CHAPLAIN ATTENDANCE OFFICER . . . . ROSE MOTEN BRENDA REECE RACHEL WILLIS . . . . SUE CASH . .MARY STOWE GEORGE RE££E junior Class MISS CLINE 34 JDennis Cornwell Maxine Huckaby 35 Jimmy Martin Linda Mims Cordelia Moore Rose Moten Bobby Padgett Wayne Patterson Kay Rabb Brenda Reece Ge org e Re e Susan Riglar Brenda Sherer Betty Sorrells 36 Mary Stowe Wawanna Turner Polly Vaughn Kay Wallace Paul Wallace Esther Williams Rachel Willis Josephine Morgan (Not pictured) Not Pictured 37 OFFICERS PRESIDENT DICKIE LOWE VICE PRESIDENT SAUNDRA EPPLEY SECRETARY and TREASURER. . . . SHARON POPE ATTENDANCE OFFICER JUDY WALKER CHAPLAIN SHELIA McDONALD Sophomore Class MISS HICKMAN 38 V Joyce Beason fl SuOfy W S adwt @1 Y qP $ AuJUA-Ol C. H 6 ' rfxjispt fty CLfi feta -duzA ' fr J axjis oMvzj f TynyyYtU Asbury Brown ;’ Jerry Bryant Louis Bryson Quen Clevenger Tom Ensley Saundra Epplev Eunice F arie s Mancy Holland Shirley Jackson Ann Kzzinsky Judy Langley Steve Long Dickie Lowe Norman Lowrance Shelia McDonald $ nJt � 39 Ao AP Patricia Moore Ann Murdock Judy Nichols Jerry Parton Ray Phillips Sharon Pope Susan Reece - Earry Rikard Wayne Smith Tvfraxine Starrett Helen Stevens Martha Thomas Roy Thomas Brenda Van Dyke Ronald Vaughn Judy Walker Carolyn Wright Dean . Moor e. Hot picture ) 40 MISS SHOOK ' S HOMEROOM President - Judy Swayney Treasurer - Allen Walker Vice President - Mary Ann Carpenter Chaplain - Becky Rikard Secretary - Jerry Davis Attendance Officer - Kathy Mims Jreskmea Classes MISS MAHAFFEY ' S HOMEROOM President - Lin Adams Treasurer - Karen Cunningham Vice President - Shirley Trivette Chaplain - Alice Overcash Secretary - Kay Parker Student Representative - Bobby Laws Attendance Officer - Scarlett Ashe Karen Cunningham Leland Cornwell Jerry Davis Steve Donavan Peggy Ellis Becky F arris Shirley F urtick Kenneth Gantt Wayne Garrison Charles Grant Jane Henderson Jim Bob Howe Michael Hudson Alfred Human Virginia Jory Ronnie King Bobby Laws Charles Lingerfelt Rita Lowe Rodney McCarn Kathy Mims Alice Overcash 42 Patricia Parton Kay Parker Cecil Phillips Gary Phillips Joan Presswood Linda Price Max Rabb Kitty Reece Becky Rikard Jean Rhyne Ronnie Sewell Arris Shoemaker Ann Smith Kay Smith Sondra Spivey Tommy Stevens Judy Swayney Annie Ruth Teigue David Thomas Shirley Trivette Allen Walker Mitchell Weathers 43 Ann Ballentine Max Brandon Tommy Brandon Jerry Brown Johnny Camp Jim Bob Carpenter Kenneth Carnes Shelia Cook Warren Deese Wayne Deese Tommy Eckbert Catherine Eller Janet Eller Larry Ethridge Patricia Ethridge Joann Etters Peggy F oster David Gaffney Phyllis Glover Ronnie Grant Becky Grubbs Janet Gulliford Jane Hanna Judy Harmon Tommy Harrill Gerald Hendrix Joyce Herron Bobby Hice Phil Holcomb Ann Horton Josie Huckaby Jackie Huggins Carl Human Henry Human Dale Jenkins Theresa Jenkins Royce McCarn Anne McClure Richard McIntosh Johnny Moore Carolyn Overcash Tonya Owe ns by Reginald Pittman Bill Pope Jean Phillips Sondia Rankin Gene Rector Martha Rigler Mary Rigler Audrey Robertson Roger Shoemaker L. C . Sorrells Bobby Thomas Billy Turner Linda Whiting Larry Williams Ruby Lee Wilson Mr. Bumgardner Mrs. Underwood Eighth (grades 44 M4 football NAME NO. POS. NAME NO. POS. Mac Adams 1 Back Jim Brendle 17 End Jerry Laney 2 Center Ronnie Sewell 18 Back Jerry Davis 3 Back Dan Hudson 19 Tackle Lynn Holcombe 4 T ackle Dickie Lowe 20 Back Jim Bob Howe 5 Guard Rhett Cozart 21 Guard Steve Long 6 T acklp F rank Gaffney 22 Back Paul Wallace 7 Guard F red Holt 24 End Mendel Grant 8 T ackle Bob Pttd’gett 29 T aside George Reece 1 Back Dan Hargett 27 End Allen Walker 10 Back Arthur Ayers 35 End Cecil Phillips 10 End Jerry Campbell 37 Back Lin Adams 1 1 Guard Nicky Cornwell 42 Guard Charlie Cozart 12 Center Steve Donavan 43 Back Jim Martin 13 Back Bobby Bolick 44 Back Asbury Brown 1 3 Guard Ronnie King 57 Guard Bobby Laws 14 Guard Bob Chaney 63 Guard Larry Nichols 15 Guard Arris Shoemaker 67 Back Bill Ensley 16 End Alfred Human 72 Back Coach C.B. HUSS: Assistant Coach J.J. BUMGARDNER; Manager MIKEY HUDSON 46 LARRY NICHOLS RHETT COZART DANNY HUDSON JERRY LANE MAC ADAMS 47 GEORGE REECE BOB BOLICK BILL ENSLEY BOB PADGETT JIM BRENDLE FRED HOLT 48 Back row: Janet Deaton, Brenda Reece, Alice Overcash, Evelyn T way, and Jane Hurd. Front row: Saundra Eppley, Karen C mascot Scottie Williams, Sharon Pope, and Lynda Reece. Coaches Mr. Huss, Football and Basketball; Miss Shook, Girls ' Bumgardner, Assistant to Mr. Huss. V 49 First Row: Ronnie King, Lin Adams , Jack Coffey, Coach Joe Bumgardner, Alfred Human, Ronnie Sewell, Mike Hudson. Sec- ond Row: C harle s Linkerfelt, Bob Chaney, Arris Shoemaker, Bobby Laws , Quin Clevenger. Third Row: Louis Bryson, Steve Dono- van, Aurthur Ayer s , Lin Holcomb, Wayne Smith, Charles Grant. LARRY NICHOLS RHETT COZART JIM MARTIN FIRST ROW Gexix,g.e Reec_e.. Jim Martin Frank Gaffney Rhett Cozart Jim Brendle SECOND ROW F red Holt __ Jerry Davis Charles Cozart XUASdl od JLzaJ) £, ukM lit Ways’ Varsity W jQjs, Cecil Philips Paul Wallace Allen Walker Jerry Laney Mr. Huss, Coach THIRD ROW Bob Bolick Larry Nichols Charles Bland Jerry Campbell Mendel Grant . QbW-J U ' Ua Otast . cU tlhiM ioiuJ cJrd .jL U4UIAJ asrij i jb au ' -e ha cl (jyuuJ, JERRY LANEY ?. , Ajuru n 52 JCet ter girls Maxine Starrett, Judy Nichols, Brenda Sherer, Shelia McDonald, Rachel Willis, Sue Eppley, Susan Ij,eece, Wawanna Turner, Jo Ann Eaker , Shirley Jackson, and Gail Kelley. 53 r Girls’ Musket ball JAYVEES Front row: Mary Ann Carpenter, Sc ar lett Ashe , Kitty Reece , Kay Reece, Kay Smith. Second row: Jean Rhyne , Linda Mims, Jane Henderson, Kay Parker , Kathy Mims. T hird row: Joan Press- wood, Shirley Trivette , Becky F a r i e s , Eunice Far ie s , Karen Cunningham. Last row: Ann Smith, Alice Overcash, Peggy Ellis. Q iris’ Varsity basketball BACK ROW Mancy Holland Evelyn Treadway Saundra Eppley Susan Reece Miss Shook, Coach Rachel Willis Judy Swayney ■ Joyce Beason FRONT ROW Betty Sorrells Sue Cash Maxine Starrett Gail Kelley Inez Par ton Brenda Reece SUE CASH jas £uJ , L b JANE HURD INEZ PARTON Vl- ' i ii ■‘a 0i : ifa i I -Pf ( ' ji i - h ft 1 . j — ,,j w 58 Music b VE IS HERE TO y IRA GERSHWIN 4nAwe.rU f ' WUOH Mw� u by w,tt Hudson, edou oe eange ond IRVING MIUS TYPEWRITER KEYBOARD ©eoeeeee©© OQOOOOOOOOO Progress Of Zhe yearbook 60 MS ? ' BETTY ANN COOK DANNY HUDSON . BILL ENSLEY . . RHETT COZART . EDITOR . ASSISTANT EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER BUSINESS MANAGER Rachel Faries, Gail Kelley, Frank Gaffney Jerry Laney, Lynda Reece , Inez Parton Larry Nichols. MISS HICKMAN Sponsor yearbook Staff (Junior Marshals Larry Nichols, Betty Ann Cook, Sue Eppley, Danny Hudson Chief Marshals: Inez Parton, Rachel Faries. future Homemakers Of America MISS MAHAFFEY Sponsor Frank Gaffney Pre sident Brenda Sherer Vice-President Sue Cash Treasurer Meta Club Rachel Willis Program Chairman 64 J MISS CLINE Sponsor library Club First Row: Sue Eppley, Sharon Pope, Miss Cline, Gail Kelley, Jane Hurd, Inez Parton. Second Row: Saundra Eppley, Theresa R o b e r t s o n , Martha Eckard, Faye Hamilton, Jane Henderson, Gloria Carter, Becky Rikard, Sue Cash, Betty Sorrells, Linda Parker, Rita Lowe, Lynda Reece. Hire Marshals Danny Hudson, Rhett Cozart, Dillard Eller, Jerry Laney, Frank Gaffney, Larry Nichols, Jim Martin. -1 65 DALE JENKINS Princess Homecoming Ceremonies GAYE CAMP Queen 68 Qirl’s athletic Association MISS SHOOK .... Sponsor 69 i a . 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