Asheboro High School - Ash Hi Life Yearbook (Asheboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

vy, aa Sap ry 1ONI8 Folut Coy 1950 SH-AI-LIFE Published by The Students of ASHEBORO HIGH SCHOOL Asheboro, North Carolina FOREWORD We treasure the memories of our high school life and realize that through the years they will become even more priceless. Perhaps through this volume we can preserve for ourselves and our friends some of our most cherished memories. As we look back over these pages may our thoughts and hearts dwell once again within the bounds of A. H. S. THE SCHOOL BOARD OF ASHEBORO CITY SCHOOL Mr...Charles Wo McCratyien, os Sue betes nai ee ea ee Chairman Mr. Guy BTeachey = csihg setae ee ona acter eee Superintendent Mr. W. F. Redding, II ae Mr. J. W. Plummer : Mr. F. O. Yates Mr. James Lane Mr. Reid Hannah aa Mr. H. K. Moore Mr. John Burkhead Mirasu Galitazier Mr, C, E. Hughes Mr. D. D. Almond iD) DEDICATION The 1950 Ash-Hz-Life is dedicated to two persons—-each equally worthy of the honor. In this way we should like to show our appreciation, for all the fine work they have done, to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Still. The results of their chorus and band work have been a constant source of And so, we say, “Thank you,” to the two who have filled our days with music and our lives with song. enjoyment to all of us. ADMINISTRATION Mr. Guy B. TEACHEY Su perintend ent Mr. HATCHER P. STORY Princi pal Mrs. WILLIAM M. MILLER Secretary FACULTY MISS HELEN BOSTIC Science, French Guilford College, A.B. MR. WARREN G. HAWKINS Physical Education, Geography Appalachian State Teachers’ College, B.S. MRS. DON W. DURHAM Commercial Woman's College, B.S.S.A. MISS MARY CHARLOTTE HUNT Speech and Dramatic Art Greensboro College, A.B. MRS. WILTON FLENNIKEN English Elon College, A.B. MR. ADAM HUNT Driver Education, Mathematics High Point College, A.B., U. N. C. MR. HARVEY FOUSHEE Science Elon College, U. NXG., A.B. MRS. CLARENCE LANE History - High Point College, A.B. MISS ANGELYN GLISSON Physical Education Georgia State College for Women, B.S.P.E. MISS ADELAIDE JOHNSON Commercial Wake Forest College, A.B. FIRKOIUNL TY MISS JACKIE KIRK Mathematics Catawba College, A.B. MRS Alaa her RICH Science Greensboro College, A.B. MISS MASSA LAMBERT English High Point College, A.B. MR LEES| SS LONE Physical Education, Civics, General Business Lebanon Valley College Columbia University, B.S., M.A. MISS ALMA LASSITER Mathematics, Latin Guilford College, A.B. MR. WILLIAM FORD VAN HOY, JR. Social Studies, World History Appalachian State Teachers’ College Guilford College, A.B. Divinity School, Duke University, B.D., 1950 MISS MARY MOFFITT Librarian High Point College, A.B. MISS LANTA WINSLOW English, Mathematics W.C.U.N.C., High Point College, A.B. MISS LEONA WOOD English High Point College, A.B. MISS ELIZABETH PHILLIPS Home Economics We Cy UNS GBS HEE: WLLL = aa | WOM |S | Bee | | ia AS OE TT fo ee a @rs ! f : | CG Sql | mtske: is S W “x a SOK KID Ex SISK pte SOO ESSE ON SNCS SSS x $ . 5 Oe, SS SOOO SSO SOS x xX @. id vo See Se Giey | Zi SHEIMUNONR CALRISS (ON MCLE las: Bobby ‘Burrows’ fa. scu Ge ng seeds 6 os ogee eee eR Ce President Neéd: Béelcet Xie sencauid diovg Scand bh sen ch Se Sued a ce ee Pe er Vice-President Sue: Dorsett. ale 2 Dea eee ce as che nce os Sr eee een CENCT ALY Betty Lou Kearns a Fe A) eA el tH rod eS, Deo GREED OO Treasurer MASCOTS Carol McCrary Samuel Rich Oy es) TS) Eleanor Sue Allen “There's none like her—none.”’ Piano 1; Voice 2, 3; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Booster Club, Officer 4; Junior Play 8; Radio 4; Senior Superlative 4. Sarah Almond “To know her is to love her, Have we not said enough.” Band 2, 8, 4; Librarian 38, 4; Sergeant 3; Lieutenant 4; Color Guard 2; District Band Contest 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Junior Marshal; Annual Staff 38, 4; Business Manager 4; Student Council 4; Chapel Representative 4; Delegate to Girls’ State 3; French Club 3, 4; Piano 1, 8, 4; Music Appreciation 4; Treasurer 4; Second Prize in American Legion Essay Contest 3; Perfect At- tendance 1, 2, 8; Homeroom Officer 2. Juanita Allen “Light-hearted and content.” Sketch Club 4; Basketball 4; Piano 4; Perfect Attend- ance 1, 2; Intramural Softball Medal. Helen Ball “Silence is golden.” Kernersville Bible School 2, 3; Music Appreciation 4; Library Work 1; Voice 4; Honor Roll 1, 2, 8; Mixed Chorus 2; French Club 8; Franklinville High 1. Ned Beeker “Not swift nor slow to change, but firm.’ Band 1; District Band Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3, 4; Homeroom Officer 1, 2; Football 1, 4; Basketball 4; Junior-Senior Prom Com- mittee 3; Intramural Champion Football 3; Volley Ball 3; Basketball 3; Football 4; French Club 3; Citizenship Honor Roll 4; Class Prophet 4; Motto Committee 4; Dramatics and Radio Work 4; Junior Play. Contest 1; Leon Brown “Tall and neat, a perfect gentleman to meet.” President of Homeroom 38; Library Club Treasurer 3; Library Club 1, 2, 8, 4; French Club 3; Junior Play 3; Intramural Football Champions 8, 4; Football 4; Track 3, 4; Won Second Place in the 440 Run; Tied for First Place in the 40 Yard Dash, (County Meet); Annual Staff Art Editor; Boys’ Monogram Club 4; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Science Club 1; Intramural Basket- ball 2, 3; Intramural Softball 2, 3; Intramural Volley Ball 3; Intramural Badminton; Senior Superlative 4. Library Assistance 10 VA ss OS Dj mi WS Carol Bunting “They that govern most make least noise.” Perfect Attendance 3; Beta Club 38, 4; Photography Club Secretary 4; Prom Committee 3; Homeroom Secretary 1, 2; Winner in American Legion Essay Contest 3; Gregg 60-Word Shorthand Certificate 38; Winner in Oratory Contest 4; Senior Superlative 4; Student Council Homeroom Representative 4; Homeroom Honor Roll 4; Beta Club Convention 4. Bobby Burrows “Firm and steadfast at his duty's post.” Class President; Senior Homeroom President; Junior Homeroom President; Sophomore Class Vice- President; Member of Student Council 4; Baseball 1, 2, 8, 4; Football -2, 3, 4; Basketball 8, 4; Intramural Volley Ball Medal; Intramural Deck Tennis Medal; Intramural Softball Medal; Monogram Club 38, 4; Library Club 8; Beta Club 38, 4; Vice-President 4; Junior Marshal; Optimist Bowl; Senior Superlative; Junior Rotarian; Reader’s Digest Club 4. Senior Way es) (S) = =} en Wa Scotty Carper “Stately and tall he moves through the hail.’ French Club 3, 4; Football 3; Baseball 8; Honor Roll. Homeroom Samuel Clodfelter “If I have time, I'll study.” Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 8, 4; Football 1, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Key Club 8, 4; Vice-President 4; Chemistry Club 4; Vice-President 4; Delegate to Boys’ State 3; Intramural Champion in Doubles Bad- minton 2; Football Manager 4; Homeroom Treasurer 4; Senior Superlative. 11 June Cheek “With her comrades, she frolicked industriously.” Beta Club 8, 4; Musie Appreciation Club 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 8; Girls’ Chorus 8; Musie 1; District Chorus Contest 2, 3; Delegate to Social Standard’s Conference 4; Junior Play 8; Prom Committee 8; Homeroom Presi- dent 4; Winner in American Legion Essay Contest 3; Annual Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4; Chapel Representa- tive 3; Intramural Badminton 1, 8; Citizenship Honor Roll 4; Senior Superlative. Frank Cole “With graceful step he strides the streets and smiles on all the ladies sweet.” Class Treasurer 2; Key Club 3, 4; Treasurer 4; Captain of Magazine Campaign 4; Prom Committee 3; Last Will and Testament Committee 4; Annual Staff 8; Photogra- phy Club 4; Junior Play Ticket Committee 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Senior Superlative. Bobby Connell “Hnergy encouragement, will.” Photography Club 4; Baseball 3, 4; Prom Committee 8; 1947 Bowling Champion; Senior Superlative. Worth Cox “T wait and watch and let my fancy stray.” English Club 1, 2; Bus Driver 8. 12 Imojean Cox “Charmingly modest.” Gregg 60-Word Shorthand Certificate 8; Prom Com- mittee 3; Junior Play 3; Commercial Club 4; Program Coordinator; Senior Superlative. Jo Anne Craven “Always smiling, always pretty, and always neat.’ Band 1, 2; District Band Contest 1; State Band Contest 1; Piano 1, 2, 83, 4; Homeroom President 1; Homeroom Secretary 2; Junior Class Treasurer 8; Junior Play 3; Cheerleader 3; Cheer Dear Club 38; Prom Committee Chairman 3; Delegate to Girls’ State 3; Beta Club 3, 4; President 4; Sketch Club 4; Secretary 4; Monogram Club 4; Senior Superlative. always sweet, OA SS) 3 J) ineton) Harlan Creech, III “Traveling along, singing a song.” Piano 1, 2, 8; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; y Boys’ 2, 8, 43 Senior Superlative. Joan Lee Cross “Dark brown hair, rosy cheeks, eyes that sparkle when she speaks.” Beta Club 3, 4; Junior Marshal; Cheerleader 8; Junior Play; Monogram Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Cheer Dear Club 3; Homeroom Officer 2, 83; State Band Contest 1; Delegate to North Carolina’s Eastern Band Clinic 1; Sponsor 4; Senior Superlative. 13 Robert Cronk “He is too important to leave out because he came from San Diego.” ; Memorial Junior High School 1; Citizenship Club 1; Photography Club 1; Sweetwater Union High School; Band; Mechanics 2; Intramural Track 2; S. W. Kearny High School 8; Radio Club 3. R Bobby Dantzler “Soft sleep, profoundly pleasing power.” Graham High School 1; French Club 3, 4; Library As- sistants Club 8, 4; Chemistry Club 4; Intramural Volley Ball Champion 8; Football 2, 3, 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Prom Committee 3; Basketball 4; Senior Superlative; Intramural Basketball Champion. Sue Dorsett “Ambition drives her toward an end, because she would turn aside to help a friend.” Senior Class Secretary 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Commercial Club 4; Vice-President 4; Prom Committee 3; Junior Play Ticket Committee; F. H. A. Club 1, 2; Intramural Softball Medal 3; Intramural Badminton Medal 3; An- nual Staff. Typist 4; Candidate for D. A, R. 4; Citizen- ship Honor Roll 4; Scholarship Honor Roll 4; Gregg 60-Word Shorthand Certificate 3; Gregg 80-Word Short- hand Certificate 4; Gregg Complete Theory Certificate 4. David Dunn “A lover of practical and natural things.” Mixed Chorus 4; Chemistry Club 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Volley Ball 1; Intramural Football 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Bus Driver 4; Bus Club 4, Cp as (OS iret Marcia Drake “A daughter of the gods, divinely tall, and most divinely pleasing.” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Lieutenant 4; District Contest 3; Drum Duet at District Contest; Homeroom President 1; Junior Class Secretary 8; Annual Staff 3; Beta Club 8, 4; Junior Marshal; Physics Club 4; Vice-President 4; Boosters’ Club 4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; Prom Committee 3; Delegate to Social Standards Conference 3; Class Prophet 4; Junior Play Committee; Citizenship Honor Roll 4; Senior Superlative. Pansy Fagge “Tf men interfere with work—quit work.” Basketball 1; Girls’ Chorus 2; F. H. A. Club 2; Intra- mural Badminton Champion 3; Junior Play, Prompter 3; Gregg 60-Word Shorthand Certificate 3; Music 3; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 4; Social and Personal Editor and Typist; Girls’ Monogram Club 4; Library Assistants’ Club 4; Chapel Representative 4; Music 4, Cyto Ae) i — es) et Cf) Hallie Louise Foster “Jolly, good-natured, full of fun.” Photography Club 4; Intramural Volley Ball Medal 1; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff; Treasurer and Exchange Editor 4. Marvin Galloway “Short in stature but long in all that goes to make a likeable fellow.” Football 8, 4; Tennis 2, 4; Intramural Tennis Champion, Singles and Doubles 1, 3; Junior Play 3; Prom Commit- tee 3; Boys’ Chorus 4; Track 8, 4; Intramural Volley Ball Campion 3; Senior Play Tryout; Nominating Com- mittee of Student Council 4; Senior Superlative. 15 Carlene Gallimore “4 lady of polite learning and liberal education.” Piano 2; Gregg 60-Word Shorthand Certificate 3; Photog- raphy Club 4; Secretary of Phy-I-Que Klub 4. Mary Jane Garner “Serious to learn and know and thence to do.” Perfect Attendance 1; Gregg 60-Word Shorthand Certif- icate 3; Commercial Club 4; Gregg 80-Word Shorthand Certificate 4. Charles Zimmerman “Tm willing to be convinced, but I’d like to see the persen who can do it.” Bay High School 1, 2; Football 1; Hi-Y Club 2; Basket- ball J. V. 1, 3; Assembly Committee 3; Homeroom Officer 3; Prom Committee Co-Chairman 8; Photography Club 4; Ash-Hi-Chat 4; Editor 4. Bobby Hooker “His thoughts are so deep they never come to the surface.’ Navy, Alta Vista High School, Virginia; Candidate for Mayor of Student Council. Wa CO — Di rm Johnnie Hartman “Who never differs and never demands, but smiling takes the world in his hands.” Volley Ball Intramurals 1; Football 2, 38, 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 2; Key Club 3, 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Prom Committee 3; Perfect Attendance 2. Doris Hoover “Sweet and cheerful as can be; a wonderful girl is she.” Williamson High School 1, 2; Class Officer; Pep Club; French Club 3, 4; Chapel Representative 8; Prom Com- mittee 3; Cheer Dear Club 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Chemistry Club 4; Boosters’ Club; President 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3, 4; Office Assistant 4; Girls’ Monogram Club 4; Junior Play; Intramural Badminton 3; Senior Superla- tive; Music 1, 2, 3, 4; Citizenship Honor Roll 4. Cy 2 NO = TD) ingle?) Margie Hudspeth “Ambition rules my brain and love my heart.” Beta Club 3, 4; F. H. A. Club 2; Physics Club 4; Junior- Senior Prom Committee 3. Tiffany Hutson “He thinks the solar system is made up of baseballs.” Baseball 1, 2, 38, 4; Football 8; Basketball 2; Baseball Captain 3; French Club 4; Physics Club 4; Intramural Footbali 1, 2, 3, 4; Champions 8, 4; Intramural Basket- ball 1, 2; Intramural Volley Boll 1, 2; Stage Committee, Junior Play 8; Intramural Badminton 2, 3, 17 Patricia Hughes “Of honest worth; truly one on whom we can depend.’ Beta Club 38, 4; Secretary 4; F. H. A. Club 1, 2; Home- room Officer 1; Chemistry Club 4; Debating Club 2; Physics Club 4; President 4; Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee Chairman; Marshal 3; Class Historian 4; Intramural Badminton 3; Music Appreciation Club 4; Senior Superlative. Donsy Ingold “Seek a bright outlook on life.” Perfect Attendance 1, 2; Commercial Club 4; 60-Word Shorthand Certificate 38. Gregg Ja@-fatrell “Laugh and the world laughs with you.’ Baseball 1, 2, 8, 4; Intramural Football Champions 5, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Senior Superlative. Harris Johnson “Tt is a great plague to be too handsome a man.’ Homeroom Officer 1; Boy Scout 1, 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Prom Committee 3; Basketball Manager 4; Penmanship Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Speech and Dramatics Club 4; Radio 4; Junior Play Committee 3; Intramural Champion Football 3; Senior Superlative. 18 Cf) Se Oy SS inn vs Hal Jernigan “Not exactly afraid of work, but rather not be intimately associated with it.” Physics Club 4; Photography Club 4; Carolina’s Junior Golf Tournament 2, 8, 4; Boy Scout 1, 2; National Junior Professional Golfers’ Associatien Member 4; National Junior Golf Tournament, Houston, Texas 4; Golf Team 3; Prom Committee 3; Intramural Softball and Basketball 2; Senior Superlative. Lona Mae Jones “The mildest manner and the gentlest heart.” Intramural Volley Ball Medal 2; Intramural Softball Medal 38; Intramural Badminton Medal 8; Music Ap- preciation Club 4. OF) BS. (2) Sa Dime ie Betty Lou Kearns “None but herself can be her parallel,” Senior Superlative 4; French Club 8, 4; Officer 4; Chem- istry Club 4; Officer 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Officer 2, 4; Prom Committee 3; Student Council Representative 4; ‘‘Miss Good Citizen’ 4; Junior Marshal 8; Girls’ Chorus 8; Mixed Chorus 3. GrE. King “Why worry, life is too short.” Physics Club 4; Perfect Attendance 3; 4, Motor Mechanics 19 Gurney R. Kindley, Jr. “Grave is the manner of noble men.” English Club 1; Bus Representative of Student Council 4; Perfect Attendance 3; Motor Mechanics 3, 4. Walt Krewson “4 good disposition is the greatest of all possessions.” Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Band Corporal 1; District Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4; State Band Contest 1; District Solo Contest 8, 4; Eastern Band Clinic 2, 8; Band Award 3, 4; Band Captain 4; Penmanship Club 4; Physics Club 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Gilbert Lane “Huerything comes to him who waits; should I hurry.” therefore, why Baseball Man ager 2; Football Assistant Manager 4; Intramural Football Champions 8; Intramural Volley Ball Champions 3; Penmanship Club 4; Physics Club 4; peer Play 3; Intramural Basketball 1, 2; Monogram Club 4, Doris Lewis “Powerful nature joined with graceful art.” Class Secretary 2; French Club 3; Commercial Club 4; Homeroom Secretary 1. 2, 3; Music 1, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; F, H. A. Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Sewing Contest 2. 20 A ao Q) — = pn Lucy Laughlin “Nice things come in small packages.” District Chorus Contest 2; Mixed Chorus 2; Band 2, 3, 4; Band Librarian 3, 4; Sergeant 3; Music Appreciation Club 4; Program Chairman 4, Mary Magdalene Luck “4 bright little girl with prim little ways.” Star High School 1, 2; Seagrove High School 3; Library Assistant 4; F. H. A. Club 2, 8; French Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Class Treasurer 38; 4-H Club 2, 3; Softball 1, 2; Halloween Queen 1. OA SS) (2) Oe Bill Linebarrier “Things are going to happen—why worry?” Lenoir High School 1, 2; Physics Club 4. Bill Miller “He who is persistent in his work, success will crown his efforts.” Intramural Volley Ball Champions 3; Intramural Foot- ball Champions 8, 4; Physics Club 4; Chemistry Club 4; Sketch Club 4; Perfect Attendance 3. p Ermel Lee McPherson “Cute, sweet, full of fun, if here’s one. KF. H. A. Club 1, 4; Vice-President 4; French Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; District Chorus Contest 2, 38; Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 4; Junior Play 3; Prom Committee 3; F. H. A. Degree 4. you want a good friend, James Moody “To thy duty now and ever.” Intramural Badminton Champion 8; Perfect Attendance 2; Citizenship Honor Roll 4; Baseball 2, 8, 4; Basket- joey tl, PB Bs ; Donald P. Moore “See me, see my grin—to be happy is no sin.’ Mixed Chorus 2, 3: Assembly Group 38; District Chorus Contest 2, 3; Prom Committee 8; Homeroom Officer 3; Photography Club 4; Phy-I-Que Klub 4, Ronald Morgan “Better late than never.” Beta Club 8, 4; Phy-I-Que Klub 4; Bus Club 4; Junior Play 3; English Club 1; Intramural Badminton 1, 2, 3, 4; Intramural Football 1, 2; Intramural Softball 1, 2; Intramural Deck Tennis 1, 2; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 8, 4; Bus Driver 8, 4; Bus Representative of Stu- dent Council 4. Of 22) (y= a) Jen ee Jane Morgan “(Good natured, generous, jolly and clever, her tongue like a brooklet, goes on forever.” Beta Club 38, 4; Prom Committee 38; American Legion Essay Contest 3; Travel Club 4; Senior Superlative. Betty Nance “Her open eyes desire the truth.” Piano 1, 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2; District Chorus Contest 2; Junior Play Committee 38; Perfect Attendance 3; Physics Club 4; Intramural Tennis Medal 3; Intramural Badminton 3; Girls’ Monogram Club 4; Boosters’ Club 4, Bobby Patterson “Bobby is one of our to all he meets.” athletes, and a jolly good fellow Boys’ Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5; Treasurer 3, 4; Presi- dent 5; Football 2, 4, 5; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Base- ball 5; Tennis 1, 2, 8, 4; N. C. State Boys’ Double Tennis Champion °46; Intramural Volley Ball; Basket- ball; Deck Tennis Champion 3; Homeroom President 5; Prom Committee 3; Physics 5; Chemistry Club 5; Pen- manship Club 5; Boys’ Chorus 3; Senior Superlatives AsO’. Annie Ruth Pierce “Quiet and steady, flavored with a smile, Are her ideals all the while.’ Beta Club 8, 4; Perfect Attendance 1; Local Fashion Review Winner 2; Gregg 60-Word Shorthand Certificate 3; Sketch Club 4; Annual Staff Typist 4. 23 Bill Perdue “Still achieving, still pursuing.” Mixed Chorus 2, 3; Boys’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorus Guard for Band 4; Band 1. Van Rich “Never say, ‘I can't, always, ‘Tl try!’ ”’ Band 2, 8, 4; Sgt. Band 4; District Band Contest 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Asst. Advertising Manager 3; Adver- tising Manager 4; French Club 8, 4; Photography Club 4; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3; Bus Driver, ‘‘Blue Comet” 4; Magazine Campaign 4. Annie Ruth Ritch “Just a calm observer of ought and must Basketball 4. ” Music 1, 2; Boosters’ Club 4; Jacqueline Rollins “Signs of nobleness, like stars, shall shine on all de- servers.” Beta) Club 38, 4¢ BE. H. A. Club 25038 Student Driving Course 4. Boosters’ Club 4; 24 Cf) ao (CO) = =D} mri we Mary Edith Rollins “A perfect lady, nobly planned to warn, and command,” Beta Club 8, 4; French Club 3, 4; F. H. Music 1, 2, 8, 4; Student Driving Course Club Convention 4; Senior Superlative. to comfort, A, Club) 2.33 2; State Beta Elizabeth Sanders “4 friend in need is a friend indeed.” Basketball 1, 2; Intramural Medals in Softball, Tumbling 2; Commercial Club 8; Assistant Gossip Editor of Ash- Hi-Chat 4; Library Assistants’ Club 4; English Club 2; Junior O. G. A. Certificate 3. Up SS) (oe a de AO Dorothy Saunders “Happy am I, from care I am free, why can’t all be contented like me?” Badminton Medal 3; Library Assistants Club 38; Presi- dent of Library Assistants’ Club 4; Advertising Manager of Ash-Hi-Chat 4; Homeroom Secretary 4, Howard C. Seawell, Jr. “He did with cheerful will what others talked of.” Sophomore Class President; Junior Class President; Football 1, 2, 8, 4; Co-Captain 3; Captain 4; Most Valuable Player Award 4; Basketball 2, 8, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Baseball Manager 1; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 3; Key Club 3, 4; President 4; Delegate to Boys’ State; Prom Committee 3; Annual Staff 8, 4; Track 3; Homeroom President 2; Mayor of Student Council 4; Junior Rotarian 4; Intramural Badminton Champion 2, 3; Social Standards Day Committee 38, 4; Senior Superlative. 1S) Dorothy Scott “Never frivolous—never slow, Just a girl yowd like to know.’ French Club 3, 4; Chorus Contest 8; Music Mixed Chorus 38; Contest 38; Girls’ Chorus 3; American Essay Wh, V4 By 26 Elizabeth Caroline Simmons “Good sport, diligent worker.” Girls’ Chorus 2, 3, 4; Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4; Chorus Con- test in Winston-Salem 2, 8; French Club 8, 4; Sketch Club 4; Student Driving Course 4. ]. C. Smith “Quiet and hard-working.” Volley Ball Intramural 1; Deck Tennis 2; Physics Club 1; Bus Club 4; Bus Driver 4. Jean Stafford “To all, a symbol of all that is good.” Beta Club Officer 8, 4; 3; Junior-Senior Prom Secretary and Treasurer 4; Office Work 4; Junior Play Certificate 8. Junior Marshal 8; Mixed Chorus Committee 3; Commercial Club Annual Staff Typist 4; 3; 60-Word Shorthand 26 Rachel Smith “Here making light a little stronger, and there obliterat- ing gloom.” Library Assistants’ Club 4; Chapel Editor of Ash-Hi- Chat 4; Typist for Ash-Hi-Chat 4. Charles L. Steed “Men may wonder while they scan, A living, thinking, feeling man.” Football 1, 2, 8, 4; Track Team 3, 4; zall 8; Intramural Softball 8; Photography Science Club 1, Intramural Volley Club 4; Betty Sue Stout “Good-natured and willing in all she does.” F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3; Honorary Emblem 3; French Club 3, 4: Debating Club 4; World Peace Contest 4; Basket- ball 1, 2; Badminton Intramurals 3; Manager of Maga- zine Campaign 4; Senior Superlative. Harold Tuttle “Love is the greatest thing.” Boys’ Chorus 2, 8. 4; Bus Driver 8, 4; Covington High School 1; Trinity High School 1; Mixed Chorus 2. Piz Joe Trogdon “George Washington has died; Cicero has died; all the great men are dying and I don’t feel very well myself.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Secretary Key Club 3, 4; Physics Club 4; Boys’ Chorus 4; Homeroom Presi- dent 8; Junior Play Committee 3; Intramural Basketball 2, 8, 4; Intramural Badminton 2, 3, 4; Deck Tennis 2, 3; Tennis Champion 2; Monogram Club 8, 4; Prom Com- mittee 3; Delegate to Boys’ State; Library Club 1; Intramural Softball 8; Annual Staff 8, 4; Editor-in- Chief 4; District Chorus Contest 4; Senior Superlative. Junior Rotarian 4; Gladys Van Dyke “4d cheerful disposition is a fund of ready capital.” Basketball 1; French Club 3; Sketch Club 4; Volley Ball Medal 3; Badminton Medal 3; Prom Committee 3; Ash- Hi-Chat Staff 4. Esther Walker “And all the beauty of the place is in her heart and on her face.” Girls’ Monogram Club 4; Perfect Attendance 8; Cheer- leader 4; Library Club 4; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 4; Cheer- leader of Month 4; Softball Intramural Medal 3; Prom Committee 3; Senior Superlative. Johnny Wilson “His smile reigns among us.” Intramural Volley Ball 1, 2; Intramural Volley Ball Champion 4; Intramural Softball 1, 2, 8, 4; Intramural Football 1, 4; Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 4; Student Drivers Class 2; Perfect Attendance 8; French Club 8; Photography Club 4. Cay ask (@) = ) inal (44 Harrison Williams, Jr. “He hath a heart as sound as a bell and his tongue is the clapper.” Music 1; Intramural Football Champions 8, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 3; Physics Club 4; Photography Club 4; Baseball 3; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 4; Perfect Attendance 3. Dempsey Yarberry “4 great lover of the literary side of life.’ French Club 4; Photography Club 4; Ash-Hi-Chat Staff 4; Senior Superlative. SUMMER SCHOOL GRADUATES Lyndon Bulla “Strong and silent.” Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Manager 8; Monogram Club 2, 8, 4; Vice-Presi- dent 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Penman- ship Club 4; Perfect Attendance 1, 3, 4. Peggy Snyder “Life for me will never darken, If Van, to my plea will only hearken.” Sketch Club 4; Treasurer 4; Softball Medal 1; Snoop ’n Tell Editor of Ash- Hi-Chat 4; Typist 4. { Bill Bunting Happy-go-lucky.” Perfect Attendance 2; Monogram Club 8, 4; Football Manager 38; Secretary Monogram Club 4; Sports Editor Ash- Hi-Life 4; Intramural Football Cham- pions 4; Intramural Basketball Cham- pions 2; French Club 4; Basketball 4. Frances Towery “Oute and affectionate.” Photography Club 4; Perfect Attend- ance 1, 8; Mixed Chorus 4; Girls’ Chorus 4. 29 Curtis McCombs “Little but mighty.” Kiootball 25 3,4 ‘Baseball e2, 34 “4: Track 8; President of French Club 3, 1; Monogram Club 38, 4; Junior-Senior Prom Committee 8; Vice-President of Penmanship Club 4; Intramural Soft- ball Champions 2; Junior-Senior Play Committee; Intramural Basketball 2, 8, 4; Intramural Volley Ball 1, 2, 3; Pioneersw iy 2 dn Ac Charles Way “Why rush? Rome was not built in a day.” Annual Staff Art Editor 3, 4; Key Club 8, 4; French Club 8, 4; Intramural Football Champions 3; Jun‘or-Senior Prom Committee 3; Sketch Club Piresi- dent 4; Junior Play Committee; Home- room Representative; Senior Superla- tive. CALLS S IAS TQ Four years ago a heavy cloud descended on “‘ole”’ Asheboro Hi; namely, a new class of ‘green’ freshmen. We were scared, yet thrilled to be high students at last. Now that we are ready to graduate, we are going to miss the school, the teachers, and our fellow-classmates. Lcoking back over the years, we remember many delightful things—the thrill of entering high school; our first annual (We nearly read all the words off the pages); our class rings (we went around waving our hands at every one for months), the excitement of planning and attending the Junior-Senior prom (We danced on clouds amid the beautiful decorations which carried out the theme of Stardust, completely forgetting the work and headaches of giving the dance) ; that wonder- ful Junior play, in which June Cheek, Eleanor Sue Allen, Jean Stafford, Joan Cross, Jo Anne Craven, Ermel Lee McPherson, Imogene Cox, Ronald Morgan, Ned Beeker, Gilbert Lane, and Marvin Galloway made up the cast. Perhaps we are more partial to this year because it is Our last; yet it has really been wonderful. At the first assembly we were given the privilege of sitting at the front of the auditorium, and march- ing out while all the other students stood. Cer- tainly this was a great thrill, which we had long looked forward to. Throughout the entire four years we have had excellent leadership. In our Sophomore year we 30 elected Howard Seawell, President; Bobby Bur- rows, Vice-President; Betty Lou Kearns, Secretary; and Frank Cole, Treasurer. Our Junior year Howard Seawell was again elected President, with Ned Beeker as Vice-President, Jo Anne Craven as Secretary, and Marcia Drake as Treasurer. For the final year, when we knew we must have good and dependable leadership, we chose for our President, Bobby Burrows; for our Vice-President, Ned Beeker; for our Treasurer, Betty Lou Kearns; and for our Secretary, Sue Dorsett. In 1946, our first year in high school, Mr. Guy B. Teachey was our principal. When he became superintendent of the city school system the next year, Mr. George W. Holmes, III became princi- pal. He remained with us two years. Last year he resigned in order to accept a position as assistant professor at U. N. C. Mr. Hatcher P. Story then became principal. About the middle of the school year we selected senior superlatives, colors, mascots, motto, and flower. Colors: Red and White. Mascots: Carol McCrary, Sam Rich. Motto: “Upon The Sea of Life, We Venture Unafraid.” Flower: Carnation. These years have been fun. Perhaps in later years, we shall look upon them as the best years of our lives. They will always hold a very promi- GIRLS Tale TOU nent place in our memories. We shall always re- As a poet says: member the teachers and the help they gave us. ustoricnine Wigs dis We shall remember our many friends. Some day Wy eidonton Ungw ain yet we may see many of our very own classmates made : y y y But like remembered rimes, famous and we can then say, “Why, I went to We crallmeren forsee school with him.” These are the days, somehow, We have been part of a group of students for INNES OLED Sigaro tinal) WREN: I wish we knew it now twelve years, now we are ready to become part of a world. It is with a sad heart that we prepare to NES Ge Re Hep aleve leave. Douglas Malloch CHAS S POvEINM Twelve years have passed, years of toil and joy. There wasn’t just work those years; Every backward look brings a melancholy sigh. There were games, dances, and fun. We've nearly reached the parting point And we'll keep those in our memories, That separates friends, you and I. Where we'll cherish every one. All through those years, happy years, Some will falter and fall on the way; That were spent at Asheboro High, Others will rise to heights unknown; There prevailed that air of striving, But no matter how far our paths may lead, That air of “do or die.” Asheboro High School will always be “home.” Oh, God, we pray that you will guide And strengthen us for perils drawing nigh. Lead our footsteps towards the right As now we leave Asheboro High. June Cheek 31 LiAlS IP WH TL IL I, Doris Hoover, will all my troubles to Becky Kearns, as I'm getting tired of carrying them. I, Annie Ruth Pierce, will my place in the Beta Club to my sister, Letha. I, C. E. King, will my ability to disturb to Billy Lilly. I, Harold Tuttle, will my ability to pass me- chanics to Johnny Campbell. I, Harris Johnson, leave my ability to flirt with all the women to Jack Lovell and Max Connell. I, Magdalene Luck, leave my habit of giggling at everything to Carlene Morris, hoping that she gets rid of this habit before I did. I, Ronald Morgan, hereby will my beloved geography to anyone who thinks he can pass it. We, Donsy Ingold and Lena Mae Jones, will our perfect friendship to any unfriendly persons. — , Charles Way, do leave. I hope!! — , Mary Edith Rollins, bequeath my conceited- Ness to any “high feeling” Junior. I, Joan Cross, leave my ability of walking fast and speeding down the hall to Paddie Koonce, in the hope that she will get to more places than J did. OZ I, Betty Nance, will my ability in bookkeeping to my brother, Norman Ray, and my love for music to anyone who loves it as much as I do. I, Ermel Lee McPherson, leave my ability to work algebra to Vivian Macon. I, Sam Clodfelter, leave my ability to manage the football team to Elswick (Earthquake) Smith. We, Dorothy Scott and Betty Lou Kearns, leave our lasting friendship to some friendless Junior. We, June Cheek and Patricia Hughes, will our ability to get the “giggling hysterics’ over nothing to some poor Juniors who are burdened with the troubles of the world. We, Harrison Williams and Chuck Zimmerman, hereby leave our reckless driving to Betty Wrape and Betty Callicutt, in the hope that they will do better than we did in breaking the speed laws. I, “Two Gun” Suggs, left last year. I, Esther Walker, leave the “Little Grey Ghost’’ to Norma Holt, hoping that her foot doesn’t get as heavy as mine. I, Jacqueline Rollins, will my Beta Club mem- bership to Lalia Lea Bonkemeyer. I, Margie Hudspeth, leave my excess weight to some needy Freshman to help fight his way through the crowded halls. FIND We IRMA e 7} 1p We, Sue Dorsett and Imojean Cox, leave our silly ‘‘giggles’’ to any Freshman who thinks he can keep them under control better than we did. (We hope he can!) I, Jean Stafford, will my wittiness to some un- happy Junior, “keep ‘em laughing!” I, Gilbert Lane, leave the job of helping manage football to someone who likes to work. I, Bobby Patterson, leave my ability to play basketball to Joan Powers. I, Mary Jane Garner, will my quiet ways to Virginia Presnell. I, Marcia Drake, will my famous inheritance of the giggle to Paddie Koonce to be used as the signal for changing classes. I, Bobby Burrows, leave my position as guard to ‘Fat’ Priest, knowing he will do a fine job. I, Doris Clark, leave my school work to my sister, DeEtte, I’m tired! I, Bobby Connell, leave my title as “Most De- pendable’” to Norma Jean Warren, hoping that it will mean as much to her as it meant to me. I, Pansy Fagge, will my laziness and inability to learn to Hilda Poole, in the hope that she will make better use of the ability she has. I, Bill Bunting, do will my ability to keep up a car and eat candy in school to David Williams. 33 I, Dempsey Yarberry, do leave my love for library books to some Freshman who wants it. I, Lucy Laughlin, do will my oboe to anyone who can do more with it than I did. I, James Moody, do leave nothing, because I need all I have. I, Scotty Carper, do will my citizenship grades and ability to get along with teachers to Junior York. I, Gladys Van Dyke, will the front desk, second row, in Mr. Hunt’s room to some Junior who needs to pay attention in class. I, Harland Creech, III, do bestow all of my textbooks upon some up-coming Senior, so that he, too, might expand his mental ability; therefore causing showers of wisdom to fall upon his noble head. I, Gurney Ray Kindley, Jr., will my ability to get out of high school to Clay Spencer. I, Johnny Wilson, do hereby leave to Bobby Morgan my ability to stay awake in class. I hope he uses it more than I did. I, Annie Ruth Ritch, leave my ability to do algebra to anyone who wants it, especially my two brothers, Earl and Bobby. LfalS WUE) LAL I, Dorothy Saunders, leave my place in high school to my sister, Patsy, hoping she will do better with it than I did. I, Doris Lewis, do leave, taking with me everything but my books, which I shall leave for some poor Junior. I, Van Rich, do will my “Blue Bus” and Model T to Allen Holt. Patience, Boy!! I, Juanita Allen, do leave my ability to graduate on time to Patricia Simmons. We, Carol Bunting, Carlene Gallimore, and Frances Goins, will our ability to get along so well to Doris Wright, Bettie Hayes, and Helen Wood. I, Betty Simmons, will my height to a short Junior who some day may have need of being taller. I, J. C. “Jake” Jarrell, leave my ability to hit home runs to some ambitious athlete. I, Donald P. Moore, will my love for ‘dance intermission” to Avis Gosnell. I, Helen Ball, will my love for algebra to Dorothy Way, in the hope that she can use it in the coming years, 34 I, Bill Perdue, leave my ability in Bookkeeping to Martha Owens, hoping that she will do better than I. I, David Dunn, will my ability to play baseball to Wayne Vestal. I, Marvin Galloway, leave my curly hair and ability to get the car to ‘““Chuck’’ Holmburg. I, Joe Trogdon, leave my s-s-stuttering to Don F-F-Funderburke in the hope t-t-that he can get things said q-q-quicker than I-I-I did. I, Walt Krewson, do make the request that school start later in the morning, so that some sleep-starved Juniors, like myself, can get their forty winks. I, Sarah Almond, will my truly American blush to Clarajo Lovett, hoping she can control it and display it only when color is needed. I, Tiffany “Tip” Hutson, leave my ability to sing while pitching baseball to some silent, sore- arm Junior. I, Jane Morgan, will my flirtatious ways to any- one who deserves them. I, Bill Miller, will my love for baseball to my athletic brother, Frank. FUND We S WRN ah I, Johnnie Hartman, do leave! (Maybe) We, Hal Jernigan and Frank Cole, leave our speeding, reckless driving, and ability to have wrecks without tearing up our cars to David Elliott, in the hope that he will have better luck than we did. I, Charles Steed, af ter a six-year stay in A. H. S., leave! I hope!! I, Bobby Hooker, will everything I have here (if I leave anything, it'll be an accident) to the Junior with the lowest grades who is fortunate enough to be promoted. I, Hallie Foster, will my “LOVE” for journal- ism(?) to any Junior with brains enough to pass tt. I, Eleanor Sue Allen, leave my quiet ways to Delores Henson with the hope that she can be as quiet in class as I have been. I, Robert Cronk, will my seat in the band to any boy who would like to play a trumpet. I also leave my books to David Williams, plus the books he will receive from the school, so that if he should lose one, he would not lose any time trying to find it. I, Jo Anne Craven, do will my dimples, my habit of blushing, and my mischievous blue eyes to Betty Jean Callicutt, hoping they get her into less trouble than they did me. 35 I, Curt McCombs, leave my ability to do algebra II to the fortunate “ones” of A. H. S. I, Betty Sue Stout, do leave my annoying habits to Sarah Ann Stewart, hoping that she will have as much fun with them as I did. I, J. C. Smith, being of sound mind do will my half-wit twin, “Blaine Beck’, a better time in high school than I had. I, Elizabeth Sanders, being of sound mind (I think) do leave my favorite spot in front of the building to Peggy Lamar, hoping that she can occupy it as much as I did. I, ‘Junior’ Seawell, do leave my ‘“‘odd”’ basket- ball shorts to anyone who can wear them. I, Peggy Snyder, do leave my ability to “get along’ well with my boy friend to Nancy Snyder, knowing she'll need it. I, Rachel Smith, will my ability to get by in high school to Myrna D. I, Ned Beeker, do will my sarcastic ways to some deserving Junior who has “given up” on everything and wants to try something new. (namely Elyswick Smith). I, Bobby Dantzler, do will my job as class baby to James York. I, Leon Brown, do leave my ability to work in the library club to Sara Trollinger. N Re WwW SENIOR “Junior” Seawell and Betty Lou Kearns..................Mr. and Miss Asheboro High School Bobby: Conhell and Patricia Hughésin+..-a..¢+-0l5. 0) ae eee es ae Mone Deteraabie JovAnnel Gravenratds Oem lL ocdon meen ene ean LON ee IKONS aGeeH. Leon; Brownwandieyoan) fossa aren een en enn en cme CInCc) Jean sStafiord and | 7 Ge jattellaas ane ae eee Dk nk ae en ae ee oe ELLE CIN Dempsey Varberty and :Betty Ste:Stout, a. .206. . see eee sone sooeonens MGlzay JzaI% Jane, Morgan and? Frank, Cole... tyes cia eee cece ee re Cem ree SUP Le IMILIRLNN E'S 8. Bobby Dantzler and Eleanor Sue Allen......... 9. Lucy Carol Bunting and Harlan Creech, Ill... 10. Harris Johnson and June Cheek............ 11. Hmma Jean Cox and Charles Way...... 12. Hal Jernigan and Edith Rollins.......... 13. Marcia Drake and Gilbert Lane......... 14. Bobby Burrows and Magdaline Luck..... 15. Esther Walker and Samuel Clodfelter... we. ne eee Bobby Patterson and-Doris Hoover.............. Not Pictured ..,..-Glass Babies Pa ee eee MosreSivarous ee oe eee chee boon aXe MOLT ARTA ee esr eee ost @ovecited eee Mone lialegiiie satus Dest Looking Snape two doosownn cas CAMA) HAAG Tn Rene GuLeNE GIRLS s (POUR Ta IEC “Last call for Chapel Hill, Pittsboro, Siler City, Ramseur, and Asheboro.” “Ticket please.” “Move to the back of the bus.” “Well, hello Marcia, fancy meeting you here at Duke after all these years. Wonderful game Duke played today, don’t you think?” ‘Why yes, Ned, that was a good game. Where are you going?” “I’m getting off in Asheboro to see some old friends, and you?” “I’m going to Asheboro; I live there, you know. I left my family at home today.” “My, Marcia, we all had fun in Asheboro High School. At the time, we thought it very boring, but we really enjoyed it.” “Well, well, city limits of Asheboro! There’s the highway to ‘Possum’ College — 902. I hear they have made it a state-wide race track. Leon Brown, always finding a racket, had in- � stalled parking meters down at the college and has made a fortune.” “You know, Ned, our class of ’50 hasn’t done half bad in this old world. Most of us are content with life. For instance, I’ve never seen anyone that looks so happy and content as did Bill and Joan. Oh, little Billy Lilly, Junior! He is really cute. I saw them in their new Hudson just the other day.” “Have you heard about Jo Anne and Alton’s engagement? They're going to be married as soon as Alton finishes college. He’s been there nine years—! 38 “Look, Marcia, there’s the Hoover building towering over all the rest. You know, it’s a pity she never married. She always said she wanted to be rich. She is just a typical career girl.” “That sign says, Vote for mayor and vote for Seawell. Well, old Junior turned out just as I ex- pected, once a leader always a leader.” “Look, there’s Robert Cox’s new Drive-In theatre, and the movie there now is ‘Night Train to Chattanooga’ starring Eleanor Sue Allen!” “You know, Ned, if it wasn’t for Margie Hud- speth Hines, and Imojean Cox (they're both de- partment heads) Belks couldn’t open their doors every day.” “Speaking of Belks, I saw June Cheek up there the other day choosing for herself a stylish hat. She has really made a fine English teacher. for Asheboro High School. She and the former Pat Hughes (she’s now Mrs. Skeen) are still best friends.” “T understand that Asheboro High’s football team has chalked up another victory under the able direction of Joe Trogdon with Sammie Clodfelter as his fine assistant. Since Bobby Patterson is coaching basketball and Marvin Galloway is in charge of the swimming team at the old Alma Mater, it looks as if the athletic department is made up of alumni,” “IT guess you heard the sport commentator an- nounce the other night that Hal Jernigan, the new golf whiz, has just won the National P. G. A. CIMASS POP hee ve and that J. C. Jarrell, Tip Hutson, and Bill Miller were the big heroes in the Cardinal victory over the Dodgers.” “Ned, did you know that David Dunn, Gurney Kindley, Ronald Morgan and J. C. Smith have bought out the McGill Transportation Company ? They really caught a vision of prosperity from their bus driving days at A. H. S.” “T had a delicious steak at Frank Cole and Chuck Zimmerman’s new cafeteria recently. They are doing a thriving business, and you can always see some of our old classmates dining there.” “Oh, by the way, Ned, on my recent vacation to New York I ran into Harris Johnson, who 1s co-starring with Ermel Lee McPherson in the new hit “North Atlantic.” He gave me a ticket to a pro football game, and you could have knocked me over with a feather when Bobby Burrows trot- ted out on the field with the Chicago Bears. We can be quite proud of Sarah Almond and Harlan Creech. Sarah is a famous author now and Harlan has gained tremendous prestige with all of his compositions. Robert Cronk has made a fine Army Captain; Charles Way is known all over the world as the second Walt Disney and has certainly prov- ed successful. I understand that Walt Krewson and his orchestra are to be here this week-end for a big dance.”’ “Yes b) Marcia, but what about all those who have stayed in Asheboro and are doing well with their varied businesses? For instance, Gilbert Lane ah has his own service station; Betty Simmons is di- recting a church choir; Bobby Connell has opened his own dry cleaning plant; Jimmy Moody is the mayor of Balfour; Donald Moore has recently been appointed manager of the local Rose’s Dime Store; Van Rich has his own print shop; Jean Stafford is a most efficient court stenographer; Bill Perdue has made an excellent Police Chief; and Bobby Dantzler is manager of the Colonial Food Store.” “It certainly seems as if many of the graduates of 1950 have gone to the top of the ladder, Ned, but we will not forget those who have settled down in or near Asheboro and have contributed maybe more than anyone to this old world by being useful citizens, model housewives, and fine businessmen. People like Carol Bunting, Juanita Allen, Doris Clark, Pansy Fagge, Hallie Foster, Carlene Galli- more, Helen Ball, Mary Jane Garner, Donsy Ingold, Betty Lou Kearns, Jane Morgan, Jacque- line Rollins, Elizabeth Saunders, Rachel Smith, Peggy Snyder, Betty Nance, Annie Ruth Pierce, Ruth Ritch, Edith Rollins, Betty Sue Stout, Gladys Van Dyke, Johnny Wilson, Dempsey Yarberry, Harrison Williams, Lucy Laughlin, Scotty Carper, Bill Bunting, Francis Goins, Magdalene Luck, Bill Linebarrier, C. E. King, Lona Mae Jones, Worth Cox, and Doris Lewis.” “Ned, seeing you really has been nice and catching up with the latest news about the mem- bers of our class has been interesting, I still think our class is just the best ever—that good class Ge SO JUTO RSG EAS Se Ola L@ rites Harry Anderson; Jt cis. co tnt cafeteria President Stella Kemp oi. oo t0, pageitan ow ee ead mt ok ce ea ie Secretary Elizabeth: Watson... fetes. ofc diets cst-r3 ots od Seton es ee ee Treasurer Py Priest: oiscticcracts ls Micieie Aeset ie aye ey lg ee ee ee Vice-President Junior Marshals David Sumner Chief Betty Lane Humble Bonnie Burge Stella Kemp Wayne Vestal Douglas Walton Jimmy Flint 40 TUTOR Gin S'S MISS BOSTICK’S HOMEROOM Davies) artel liveness gn eee Pe eee ene an in eee mana, Mites Gey oe. Hho EV OSILCTE iviaxan CO el meri ee ae koe worn eee WE oan he ep oe a LV 0te-Presideni Betty Lane Humble . Dae ENS teach) nett an eee da ae oft oS CCLOLALY Lyndon Bulla .......¥. ie Ader i eee Livedswrer MRS. DURHAM’S HOMEROOM Ghacleseburchesd einer ete te te oe wee ee et ot President BOninten DU 0 canpemen imran ett te oto eat omers Mier, Fraser enh: aie ahead Me 2CO-P 1 essa Gpet Sar am Ero Ce ime mre moat Nt cwrage oar 0 (ot nya SeCrelary ana lyeaturet 4| WUNA KOI (Caliah S MRS. FLENNIKEN’S HOMEROOM Burnell Chisholm Clay: SpenCet” ce). 2k cae ot es oe oer eer eee Vice-President Elswick-Smith 2.6 he S So eels gS re eae ack ee Oe Secretary Rebecea Presnell ook ee i Se ee ee eee Treasurer Grace Walker Sick ie hie EBA A GE: Be a ee ee President Bobby! Motigainits vtec ce teale ehthecate ots oe ea en eee Vice-President Dorothy: Rosson ss bon .8e) ale 3 eke aeeeemettereete = ci ees eR ei eee Secretary Elizabeth Watson. 2s. site he eee Cee io ree ee eet a Treasurer 42 MEMBERS OF JUNIOR CLASS MISS BOSTICK’S HOMEROOM Barbara Bee Allred Harry Anderson Harvey Broadway Donna Ruth Brown Lyndon Bulla Betty Jean Callicutt Van Clark Max Connell Leonard Cox Doyle Craven Bobby Ray Davis Paul Davis David Elliot Charles Holmburg Betty Lane Humble David Jarrell Richard Kemp Charles Loggins Sara Matthews Carol Redding Frank Reniger Rebecca Jean Rich Nancy Snyder Betty Lou Spivey Audrey West Nancy Carolyn Williams Betty Wrape MRS. DURHAM’S HOMEROOM Darold Ray Auman Iris Lee Austin Peggy Ann Barnard Donald Burton Bonkemeyer James Lloyd Bulla Bonnie Myree Burge Charles Ervin Burkhead Charles Franklin Fagge, Jr. Barbara Sue Faulkner James Harrell Flynt Bobby Forkner Wayne Gibson Mary Sue Haskins Betty Jean Huneycutt Wilbert Leonard Hunsucker Harlow Lee King Allen Edward Kivett Carolyn Christine Maness Dorothy Pearl Marion Jane McCullers Betty Lee Miller Betty Louise Miller Troy Lee Moore Evelyn Jean Nunnery Eloise Rebecca Poole James Chisholm Story Sara Elizabeth Trollinger Douglas Lee Walton Betty Roberts Watson Hurley Craven Watson, Jr. Betty Sue Wright MRS. FLENNIKEN’S HOMEROOM Wrances Albright’ Elizabeth Anderson David Anthony Lalia Lee Bonkemeyer Bobby__Cagle Bernell Chisholm Iris Chriscoe Robert Cox Billy Essick Juanita Frank Lloyd Fuse — ara Hendren (pulb—Hensory orene Jarrell Billy Lilly Dallas Myers Hilda Poole Rebecca Presnell Lynn Priest Armeéta Robbins Elswick Smith Clay Spencer David Sumner Audrey Thomas Bill Ward Dorothy Winslow Doris Wright Bernice Yow MRS. LANE’S HOMEROOM Jerry Allred Ruth Beaner Elizabeth Brown Elaine Burrows Joan Carlton William Clapp Golda Garner Avis Gosnell Bettie Hayes Patty Holt Rebecca Kearns Stella Kemp Paddi Koonce Hilda Ledwell ary Anne Ledwell Doris Miller 43 John Mills Bobby Morgan Martha Owens Joan Powers Lois Pugh Betty Redmond Dorothy Rosson Jimmy Scott Nancy Stradley Frances Towery Gilbert Trogdon Wayne Vestal Grace Walker Elizabeth Watson Helen Wood Walter Yount , SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS David Williams Ani = Kearse his te Sno re a ae Fr ete et ee Helen) |OnGs.y ae. Acie tar sole eee tere ch ne gees oe Secretary Clara Mae Needham Betty Albright William Alcon Wyatt Allred Rudolph Baker Blaine Beck James Alfred Bescher Lala Briles Billie Bristow Mable Bruton Jane Bromley Bettye Sue Brown Drucilla Brown Donald Bulla Jeff Bulla David Bullins Charles Bunting La Verne Bunting Virginia Burke Leo Byrd Gilbert Cagle Bobby Callicutt Betty Jean Canoy Jeanette Carter Jesse Cheek Wayne Cheek Geraldine Chisholm Elizabeth Chriscoe Lenora Cockerham Sophomores Bill Cox Genevieve Cox Jimmy Cox Nancy Cox Clara Craven Charles Crotts Dorothy Davenport Charles Davis Shirley Davis Douglas Draughn Rea Dunlap Marilyn Dunn Sidney Allen Elliott Pearl Ennis Clarence Evans Kathleen Galloway Faye Garner Vivian Gilmore Donald Hamilton Doris Hamilton Raymond Harris Bennie Hartman Paul Hathaway Dolores Henson Carol Hicks Bobby Hinshaw Lucy Hinshaw Alton Reid Hix 44 te Oe ale gh a Red gn ROR Ree aes eae on (eae LL VEGSHTED, Jean Hoffman Peggy Holder Norma Holt Marie Hoover Glenn Hurley Farrell Johnson Patricia Johnson Helen Jones Henry Jordan Wayne Jordan Anne Kearns Retty Keeling Blanche Kinney Irma Krewson Peggy Lamar Nancy Lambe Peggy Lambe John Thomas Lane Betty. June Lanier Earl Lewis Edward Lewis Norma Loflin Jack Lovell Clarajo Lovett Emma Lou Lowdermilk Peggy Luck Jean McCain Boppy McCrary Charles McCrary Betty Lou McDowell Thomas McElhanon Girleta McPherson Vivian Macon Boyce Major Billy Marion Betty Ann Micky Hal Miller Iris Miller Ruby Anne Miller Lloyd Moffitt Donald Monroe James William Moore Alice Morgan Eben C. Morgan, Jr. Billy Morrison Billy Munn Clarice Murray Roy Nall Mary Frances Nance Wilson Lee Nance Clara Mae Needham Charles Needham Margaret Olson Donald Osborne Bobby Jean Patterson Sophomores James Peele Pearly Peele Letha Pierce Johnny Poole Linley Poole Wade Poole Louise Powers Virginia Presnell Russell Priest Charles Pugh Joanne Ragsdale Doris Richardson Joretta Robbins Rose Samet Billy Saunders Bobby Saunders Patsy Jean Scruggs Joe Shaw Bobby Shelton Patricia Simmons Bobby Jean Smith Clarence Smith Pattie Sue Smith Rebecca Smith Barbara Snider Norma Steed Sara Ann Stewart 45 Donald Stringer Bill Suggs Rosa Mae Thompson Joe Trogdon Barbara Turner Joanne Tysor Sylvia Tysor Eugene Voncannon Nancy Voncannon Norma Jean Warren Barbara Way Betty Jo Way Dorothy Mae Way Nina Welch Charles Wentz Betsy West David Williams Elizabeth Williams Fleta Williams Harold Williams Juanita Williams Gladys Wilson Bobby Wright James Wright Virginia Yates James York Jean York Dick Renigar Don Funderburke Peggy Lanier Allen Holt Betty Lee Allred Joy Allred Elmina Auman Mary Baker Phyllis Barbee Harold Beck Donald Bell Freddie Bell Larry Bishop James Boggs David Bondurant Iris Bonkemeyer Lois Bonkemeyer Alice Bonkemeyer Charles Bossong Billy Brady Hugh Branson Barbara Bridgeman Bonnie Brown Milton Brown Bradford Bulla Leon Bulla James Bullins Jane Bunting Eugene Bunting Sara Burkhead David Burheart Bobby Burge Rayvon Burris James Cagle Billy Callicutt Vance Callicutt Johnny Campbell Thomas Ray Campbell Joe Cannon Harold Canoy Norma Cashatt Virgil Cheek Freshmen Jerry Clifton Doris Cockerham Hilda Cockerham Zelma Cole Betty Connell Barbara Cook Jerry Cook Robert Cook Darrell Cooper Gary Cooper Billy Cox Burnis Cox David. Cox Donald Cox Grady Cox Margaret Cox Marion Cox Nina Cox Opal Cox 46 Roy Cox, Jr. Charles L. Cranford Ann Craven Garrett Craven Nancy Craven Wilton Craven Rebecca Creech Bobby Crotts Booker Dalton Charles Davis Jo Anne Davis Myrna Davis Orville Davis Jack Dempsey Mildred Dixon Tiffany Dunn Dorothy Dunning Gene Dyer Peggy Dyer Secretary Treasurer Mildred Essex Raymond Farlow Shirley Ferguson Tommy Fox Maryline Frank Calvin Frazier Delon Freeman Manuel French Sylvia Anne Fulcher Don Funderburke Jimmy Goins Donald F. Gordon Donald L. Gordon C. T. Green Gladys Green Peggy Gurkins Darrell Hall Boyce Hamer Ernest Hammer Anthony Hancock Charles Hancock Boyce Harper Barbara Harris Jesse Gray Harris Shirley Harvelle Richard Hedgecock James Hayworth Stephen Hayworth Richard Hill Allen Holt Dolores Hooker Anne House Robert Howell David Hughes Annie Huneycutt Larry Hunt Annie Lou Hunter Martha Ingold Bobby Jarrell Nancy Lee Jarrell Betty Jester Billy Johnson Nancy Jones Anne Jordan David Jordan Elmer Jordan Barbara Jo Julian J. R. Kearns Shirley Anne Kearns Gene Kearns Betty Kindley Lawrence King Shirley Kinlaw Cecil Kinney Betty Kivett Peggy Lanier Betty Lamar Joe Lane Barney Lawrence Max Leach Janie Lee Alvin Lee Newby Lefler Helen Lemmons Thomas Lemonds Annie Ligon Analene Loflin Phil Loman Marie McLeod James McLeod Richard McKellar Marshall McMasters Larston McNeill Helen McPherson Bobbie Mills Joyce Mills Louise Miller Jerrie Moffitt Joe Moffitt Dorothy Moody Frances Morgan Freshmen Harolene Morris Phil Morris Ruby Mae Morris Wade Morris Mary Elizabeth Munn Clinton Murray Norman Nance Mary Olson John Osborne Betty Owens Betty Lou Owens Peggy Owens Mary Helen Painter David Parks Sandra Patterson Basil Perry Dempsey Perry Larry Pickett Annie Pierce Ann Poindexter Margaret Pritchard Evelina Pugh Harris Pugh Donald Purvis Nancy Redding Dickie Renigar Yvonne Rich Clifford Richardson Johnnie Richardson Betty Joan Robbins Elizabeth Robbins 47 Jesse Robbins Nada Robbins Charles Rush Ruth Rush Barbara Russell Charlotte Russell Olgie Sanders Barbara Saunders Jo Anne Scott Dianne Skeen Illa Smith Katherine Smith Maephon Spivey Lena Maie Spoon Barbara Staley Thomas Staley Frances Stalvey Buddy Stanley Betty Steed Rom Story Kenneth Stout Bobby Strickland Jo Ann Stultz Howard Stutts Walter Styres Don Sykes Martha Thomas Scotty Thomas Dwight Thompson Johnsie Thompson Jason Thornburg J. 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Assistant Editor @iatiessZiinmermaner ao on evucuea ee BV HAOHED UA meme heard erg ee Mees coca Bee ee FeV uCISOENN tH A001S enamine ey center woe mead VeriZi77 pt Manager. BD OCOUN BOA CLS mane ee rreten OR Mae Ee rh a. ee ern SRCLL OMI Alin oavand fer, ie hs Ace Perea te ye) PON IOL IVMUSSmAMDErl ere ee see Kose nk DEBATING CLUB Det yaletml tO CAO ate mieten srinty terete. alas! fuer wee ea ee atn a aes, PPOTIGENL Daram Nia tL Cry Smee Maw aN. eens warts Se oul AO on @ Seaman cla pe CO-L I CSIA Met IMA Dee tILOlmra as Weise ge Sere ater. Ione ea eee nn Son a emvecrelary-1 reasirer WiCSmEDLCH TNC wae Packet ach: ele an ce nee man Meee es vine gS PORIOS 51 Donis- Hoovers. 2:4 staan er altho ton atone So eewtes Pace eeu een President Marciat Drake a cokes Reet iia Ghee Sta tees nee Seite aaa eee Secretary-Treasurer Miss Giisson andi Miss: Kirk 3) cjcessen erie oc. researc eee ee ne a Sponsors Slalrlel yy Gis Virginia Yates: 2. 4 eo) sen ee) akan eer Cue ae ane te eve ae President Donnie? Williams sassihs eaugiya hte Ome eS ea en en Secretary Betty :Kindley sv ic2032 22.5855 eae eee cnn aes eae Treasurer Miss: Wood : 4.3% sky «dope aoeierabes ocaacntoth cee Rite oR Sete ec: ee eee ae Sponsor 52 ‘ 4B. rpomes: aon (G: BNE (ORS AL Go ol ey Reise ace he ee eee ee ee ee eee President [BYe] ayy AaREY ROIS 0 cvointn Ctecee hai Or ake IG CN ee eC ee ie Vice-President Betty Lou KEATS er ere Mee ere cree ee ete ee 0 ps i ne Secretary-Treasurer IM iss cain DCL Caen a ea ee EN i Pe i Fey ne es ere oe Sponsor BETA CLUB CANDIDATES Frances Albright, Peggy Barnard, Elizabeth Brown, Bonnie Burge, Elaine Burrows, Jimmy Flint, Betty Hayes, Patty Holt, Betty Lane Humble, Becky Kearns, Stella Kemp, Carolyn Maness, Dorothy Marion, Barbara Miller, Betty Miller, Polly Poole, Rebecca Rich, David Sumner, Wayne Vestal, Grace Walker, Douglas Walton, Elizabeth Watson, Audrey West. =} David Samnén ee eee eee eee et Se hen. a Stl. President Samuel Clodfelter ...... Tee Ree Ota an ee ee ....... Vice-President Betty Lou Kearns inc Weta a oe ce ee eee oN Secretary-Treasurer Mi FOUsh Cesena: ee OE NS a: ag today bates Sane aae oe .. Sponsor Rebecca’ McLeod yg fa oa ers olen a OPC ear Suc Dorsett en ee se ci eee deg chs'a2 6 Santee eee ... Vice-President Jeans Statorda a. eee ee MoT PE Bae pk: AE en Nc one Secretary-Treasurer MrsesDurhatn San ee ee sas eae ee a rte eee Se IS ECR a PRR tack Sponsor 54 MUSIC APPRECIATION CLUB Becky Presnell... Elizabeth Brown Polly Poole Sara Almond Mis, Lane... Charles Way ..... Joan Cross Joanne Craven Frances Goins Miss Richa ae 55 President Vice-President Race SCELETALY Treasurer .. Sponsor President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sein) PONSOF Saga Trollinger 2 oy ee NAY RAD een go) 4 wee eee Ghana Dorothy sSaundetsia vie eer er oneae tener ee ee SS eae, Ee .. President INed Becker oP reste naa ng Br ane ae ae ae Seer eae spe ara hor ac . Vice-President Betty Hayes 5.00% 1535 att ence enn ee ce ag ec ee a Secretary Paddi Koonce 4.0.5 sfrensctage sl Gees eae oe ce ine Ceca ae eee .. Treasurer Miss “Mofiitt? 2)2 as ee a eee SV ote Ree tee en See es POLTOL 56 [PEWS ELE Ae MUR OS? oh cl ces Sten ©, ond See Fs see President IMELCis alc cw enn Rea te Mp EEN.” ne tok oils ened Lice ee Vice-President G7clenem Galliinio ream pease een nny. 86 eae ann ped Vase Wes aol ap eket ne mesa .s Secretary Biances «Golnsunteame eaten I Rican Sieg ee ee Ee? Treasurer Mira Ouse Caerae Me etet peer ats eM EPI Ne inne ec en Al naw v8. dina ts sys, Suh atio alee ve Sponsor PinONMOMG ale le ve (Ca Gite: ; DAVIGESU DCC amen tere e NCA MARTEL SG e Teh st TWh ten ad ke Sas hee a President FT ICeSE GrOlL1S arene ee eam 0) ey Mean Dea Mate eee te ace ea Macdae haan, Ae Vice-President | BEV PRG TMOYN SSTUT ALEPH Sg Meshing Ach a ie Ps cheney rete, Mee Ree et eae © Nae Secretary-Treasurer VEL ME OUSIIC Comer ane San he eyed a nme eee Ae Lire LBs of aca webs uhh emo wink: Sponsor Betty: Lea“Trogdon: fg es te se seen ope eh leg Tee ee ee President Sara Matthews: cic: ccs J Ud ee Hauser SA cena ere eee ea ae ee Vice-President Mable Brutonies.o:c 540.5008 oe eee eC Ree eee Secretary-Treasurer Mrs:: Flenitiikeni © secs 0 Gae gece nook eh meee alee A ee tee Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Junior; Seawell: o jj.c0 00s ¢ suc ole@ieas te oie taco ae Uaioe ee eee ee Mayor Bonnie Burge a.os:.ugaicreas ote aent nies ane ead eee cae a ee a Mayor Pro-Tem Enmma Lou Lowdermilk 72a ccee weenie tee a Secretary ScObty: “TOMA sy vs. sapere. aisa) sneer ae she ee eke Treasurer 58 CCIM CCT ie Vr orien teat cme 6 WA ig ag aS cle ih dey President Cate sa LOLI DU DameW ne nor ie Ce ON NG ants fic a traeenay Gate sous owe First Vice-President (OESOA RS Roig? ee at etic BS cc Rc Re Se eS ts a Second Vice-President Betyg BOURIS Call SMe ar UN Ne oACise DNs Sie 8 comin shh Caan Ket Hh sgh any Binh Secretary RRICNA TC SINEI Dime rete eaten Cee ey POR ect oe omdiens Uhr csi ata Roi e Pepe AINE athe: Treasurer MISS OSEIC Kamae tea OMe Sve we RN, OE ND nu Neen Chacon eps ce aa aon oko Sponsor PE IAMARAH AL SiaHHE (CAL tule: TAVIS) 2 Le) leacremestrcer ects meron ve ire tine G0 - a duet Goa a lo snddas tls 35 Fee-hintd Macs President IM axes COfiiel eke aan ER A iss Boh lade sae Bak ca Base ame, anon soe Vice-President ETCIETE . OOC Tem OT Ok erie Rear en Rr 8 hc Ae eee Se Secretary-Treasurer INA Eeeest OF ements ated MEE eR eed! ate eb Ro. oars Hy Si cud gaat ea Raat fade Sponsor 59 Guin PS SOU OG hi Gi esa Grace. Walker 1 S¥ic,3 setls: Sore ole ater ec ec pe President Becky: Kearns ec 202g oyna See ye Ree Gh Oe en Fe Vice-President Joan: Powers 5... cusps 2 ae. teehee et Secretary Paddi: Koonce: fas. 663 socal eek ee ee nS Ch, Treasurer Missi Glissonn: c.t3 cbs csectushts ae ces el epi cree oe peace Sponsor BOYS’ MONOGRAM CLUB Bobby: Patterson§) icc -tane cn sete orien eer ane eer er President Lyndon ‘Bulla: sys-5 5 cays aire, Midterm Vice-President Bill Bunting, iy; o 02k 8 ees ee ots eg Secretary Lloyd -Motfitt 4.5.5.2. sales ge ante chee Atty ene tee Treasurer Mire Stone ale. 5 i aee ty oe a ek ee ees Sponsor WAT aI C Wis nme etry ate treet k amet. ke BOD ye) CANRSINI CI gay, cree tie ee acted A BCtEV | Om a Vereen ens en ep nate P: open. 2 Dee Oye lea rite racer mena ny tcc ok IMSS] OU SON aera iicatie ceere va Nor ws Ne stee oi POR eee teres ia Cnt ......+. Vice-President yeep cues SCCLCLAry Mee ee LV eASHTes, ea rere) PONSOF MicfalDucins: DIKES (CiMUe EVA Coe Edw US Greeley PE ch Meek wis rece ie WANS feast cS PONSOP 61 (CinOURUS GIRLS eng DOSO Still . J.R Mrs MIXED CHORUS Sponsor 62 BATID IV Com | ee SL Lee tee rere oe rote Serena Mires Res vac See -e os, oalogehage 24 aa, os 0 POMSOP BOYS’ CHORUS Eig flack (or cece) I Lam marrnneten enue em rts DON eee cm Ace, Se otal POStA CME EUG eva Na ESO een erties Sener Sees) Acie creeper) CCH ar yd Fes ures NL Esra) oe Rem ott Li wee re ree eh fe ee ete ON etek ryan 2 ooh ue es, cahelguene Ame SO POMSO?. 63 HEY CLUB Howard Seawell)) £206 stats aces ea ee are President Samuel’: Clodfelter 22 t, vav not cheeses ara ee Vice-President Joe. Trogdon: sitelea cea iia Joni, loch erect ae re Secretary Frank: Coles 05s. a. BAe eke lee oe mee tae aa ae Treasurer Me Van Hoy® sus ian saan 2 eae aetna saree at mae Pm Sponsor FUTURE HOMEMAKERS Betty: Lane Humble vee shat g9 ore art oa ee President Ermel, Lee: McPhetsongiers sis sae eter ere te Vice-President Joana Carltontien..: yaaa ree eee Ea em a nr cy Secretary-Treasurer Miss, Phillips... cai ns coc ntan cline aoe eye wari ee re Sponsor lin; UMMM FOMQ) allel It is a pleasure to welcome to the high school’s faculty Lee J. Stone as head football coach. Mr. Stone, a native of Trenton, New Jersey, has distinguished himself at Raleigh and Asheville as a football coach. His cutstanding Icadership and his ability to inspire the best from those under his guidance have brought forward such steliar performers as Charlie Justice and Jim Cain. Asheboro High School 1s indeed fortunate to have Mr. Stone here to develop our physical education program. The Asheboro High School Blue Comets came forth with the new look in 1949. They appeared in new uniforms, and under the leadership of their new coach, set up a new offense. The games won and lost cannot tell the story of the Blue Comets. Although they won only two games, tied two, and lost five, the Comets played aggressive and threatening games throughout the season. We are proud to have a fine team, as we have in the Blue Comets, to represent our school. Team: Burkhead, Dantzler, Funderburke, Trogdon,.Prtest, Renigar, Patterson, Allred, Baker, Holmburg, York, Jarrell, Kivett, Seawell, Bulla, Morgan, Hurley, Broadway, Connell, Coach Stone, B. Poole, Gallo- way, McCombs, Burrows, Wentz, Johnson, Smith, R. Priest, Hix, Evans, Hartman. 66 (A) eChucks (7) opp (13) “Don” (19) “Bob”’ (25) “Rocket”’ (4) “Chicken”’ (10) “Charlie” (16) “Marv” (22) Benny BOYS BAS itera First Row: Beeker, Clodfelter, Dantzler, Patterson, Ccnnell, Bulla e Second Row: Morgan, Seawell, Anderson, York, Burrows, Elliott, Coach Hawkins. Mr. Warren G. Hawkins, popular athlete and assistant football coach, is the Blue Comets’ basketball coach again this year. He has had remarkable success with his Asheboro Cagers producing in 1948 a team which captured second place in the South Piedmont conference. Mr. Hawkins, called “Buddy” by admiring students, was particularly outstanding in basket- ball at Appalachian, where he graduated in 1947. 70 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL Uttar Ns Cockerham, Koonce, Powers, Henson, Pugh, Kearns, Brown, Presnell, Walker, Needham, Saunders, Baker, Trollinger, Wrape, Garner, Humble, Maness, McPherson, Marion. Managers: Peggy Barnard, Elizabeth Watson. With the return of nine lettermen, the outlook for girls’ basketball is indeed bright. The team elected as their Co-Captains Grace Walker and Paddi Koonce who will be their leaders throughout the year. For the first time the entire first string is made up of Junior girls, and although the official season has not begun, the girls hold the title of ‘“undefeated’”’ during the practice games they have played. The probable starting line-up reads as follows: Pugh, Powers, and Walker on the forward end and Garner, Presnell, and Koonce as the guards. Others seeing a lot of action during the game will be Trollinger, who has a nice set shot, and Kearns, a short guard but quick on the break. But after all, ours is a team and there is no individual starring. Let us remember that it takes all eighteen to put us where we are! liss Glisson We have been very fortunate in having with us for the past four years Miss Angelyn Glisson, who is an excellent Girls’ Athletic Director. Miss Glisson hails from Hawkinsville, Georgia. She attended Georgia State College for Women, and came to Asheboro High School highly recommended. Miss Glisson introduced intramural sports in our high school and during the four years they have become one of the outstanding highlights of the year. In the past, she has produced many winning teams in girls’ basketball, and we feel sure she will continue to do so in the future. 72 ( THE BASEBALL TEAM OF 49 First Row: M. Connell, Saunders, B. Connell, Miller, D. Jarrell, Broadway e@ Second Row. Poole, Hudson, J. Jarrell, Shelton, Renigar, Burrows @ Third Row: York, Seawell, Redding, Lewis, Cagle, Moody e@ Fourth Row: Coach Burroughs, Carper, Clodfelter, Hartman. Managers: Charles Holmburg, Lynn Priest. A number of our best lettermen have returned to the diamond of old A. H. S. From the Junior class, we have Sammie Clodfelter, who shows much promise of being a good man behind the plate; and Tiffany Hutson, who has pulled us through many a rugged contest, is on the mound again. Junior Seawell, a first baseman with an enviable record, comes in again to take honors for the “Comets.” To add more punch at the plate, ‘Jake’ Jarrell, a fast man in the field and a hard hitting outfielder, is here again with the same zest he exhibited in the 48 squad. Bill Miller, another good outfielder, is right along with Jake and is expected to make a record worthy of approval. Bobby Burrows, another number one ball player, who helped the “Comets” out of many rough spots in his junior year, is right here again with all his speed and accuracy. The Sophomore class has its share of good men coming in again. Max Connell, who held shortstop through the former season and showed much promise for the oncoming seasons, and David Jarrell, the boy that held the hot corner down, are ready to go all out again for the team. Harvey Broadway did a splendid job at the second sack and showed evidence of quite a hitter, too. His premises are good. 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