Ayden High School - Wheel Yearbook (Ayden, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1949 volume:

I UP 'I Puauss-150 BY suuoma COUNCIL J AYDEN 1-HGH SCGOL L YIW II 3 1.41. VV II IB , - lr OUR ALMA MATER AYDEN HIGH SCHOOL SONG Come let us smg to dear Ole' A H S The school of all the schools we love the best And to maroon and whlte we W111 be true And to our Country s flag the red the wh1te the blue Our banners they w1ll ever float on h1gh And may she grow as years go passlng by passmg by So let us all together ever stand as a band, A H S flop. IIElIlUA'l'l0N As a tlken of our smcere apprec1at1on we lovmgly dedi cate The Wheel of 1949 to Mr Stuart Tr1pp, known to us as Coach who has helped us ra1se the standard of our school by falthfully leadmg us 1n clean ath1et1cs We say thank you Coach for you have helped us bulld a f1rm foundat1on upon whlch We now stand G3 hw I .. . I u . 7 . . . . ' 9 cs . . 2 9 . . . FAC LTY Mrs Hugh Allen Commerce H D Copeland Mathematxcs Mrs Charles Edwards Home Economics Corneha Keuzenkamp French and L1bra.r1a.n Mrs C C Little Pat Worthington E F Johnson Mrs Rosa Llttle VITQIIIH, B Cooper S F Peterson Not Pictured if 4 H+ English Science Prmcipal .Muslc Muslc Agnculture 5 S ,, Stuart Tripp .... . . . . . . . History and Athletics Q ff' X I 0 ll N S E56 President CE BROWN Student Council 2,4g Annual Staff 49 Beta 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3,4g Vice-President 43 Chorus 1,2,3,4gISS 3: SQCIE-til'-Z ARLENE IOYNER Beta 3,4 Tri Bl Y 3 4 Secretary 4 ISS 8, Library Club 3 Chorus 4, F B A 1 Colors Blue a.ndWhite Flower Eil Motto The 49ers seek their Hora Buggies Gooding SENIORS MASCOTB 6 93'- Vice-President Student Council 8g Beta 3,43 Hi-Y 4g Library Club 1,2g Basketball 45 Commerce 1,2. Treasurer HEWTTAYLOR Beta234 Tri Hi Y4, Chorus 1 2 3 4 Athletic Ass 1 2 3 Secretary 4 ISS U DAIL Bela 4 Trl Hi Y 2 3 4 IBS 3, Chorus 1,2 3 4 Football Cheerleader 2 3 4 Basketball Cheer leader 1 2 3 Chief 3 Rob Roy Turnage GARLAND BEDDARD Chorus12 FFA 123 4, Athletic Assn 4 Base ball 4 ELBERT BROWN FFA 1234 Athletic Assn 4 Football 4 Base ball 4 C I COX F F A 1 2 3 Vice President 4 JACK HARRINGTON Class Pres 3 Treas 2 Student Councll 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 ISS 3 F.F A 1, Athletzc Assn 3,4, Pres 4, Basketball 2,3,4, Baseball 2,3,4, Football 3,4, Manager 25 Co-Captain 4. SENIORS A ,,,4 Hi it ,quas- O IIMMY BRIGHT TOMMY BULLOCK Class Vice Pres 1 3 Student Council 1 2 4 Rep Student Council Congress 2 Annual Sta!! 4 Chorus l 2 3 4 Pres 4, Library Club 1 2 Commerce Club 1 2 Pres 2 ISS Club 3, Athletlc Assn 3,4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 4 CHARLIE DAVENPORT F F A 1 2 3 Athletic Assn 3 4, Baseball 3 4 CHARLES HART Student Council 4 Beta Club 4 H1 Y 2 3 4 Pres 4 Library Club 1 2 F F 1,2,4, Athletic Assn 3, 4, Football 4, Baseball 3,4 VAN Jomezs l-liY234,Trels 3 v Pres 4 Football mgr 3 Basketball m 3 4 Oi ST flcial scorer 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Athletic Assn 3 4 EARLIE LEE THOMAS SADIE HATCH FHA 12 Vice Presl Reporter 2 ISS 3 Student Council 2 Tri Hi Y 2 3 4 Sec 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Beta Club 2 3 4 MANTHA LEE MILLS Chorus34 FHA 12 Library Club 1 2 ISS3 SENIORS WN ,W wma 684+ GEORGE MUMFORD FFA 4 Baseba.lll23 4ISS3 ELEANOR COX udent Council 1 Tri Hx Y 3 4 F H A 2 Treas 2 Basketball Cheerleader 3, Athletic Assn 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 nbrary Club 1 BARBARA LITTLE udent Council 4 Beta Club234 Trl I-li Y 1 2 3 4, Treas 3 Pres 4 Chorus 2 3 4 ISS 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Foot ball Cheerleader 3 4 Athletic Assn 3 4 Class Sec 3, Library Club 3 CORA PAULINE MOORE ANN WILLIS SMITH Tri HiY34,FHA 12 Reporter 1 Library 1 3 Commerce Club 1 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Basketball Cheer leader 3 4, Chief 4 Athlet lc Assn 3 4 IANICE TURNAGE Football Cheerleader 2 3 4 Chief 2 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Chief reporter 3 Vlce President 2 Hi Y 2 3 4 Beta 2 3 4 Report er 3 Treasurer 4 Basketball 1 2 3,4, Editor in Chief 3, Athlet IC Assn 2 3 4 ISS 3 Library Club 2 3 Student Council 1 3 4 Vice Pres 3 Pres 4 DELMA WORTHINGTON Chorusl234 H1Y34,FHA 1 1 2,3 Commerce Club 1 2, Student Council 3 4 President of F H A 3 Assistant Ed1tor mn Chlef 4 Class Reporter 3, Class Represent at1ve 4, ISS. 3 Athletic Assn 3 Llbrary Club 2 3 Basketball 2 Beta Club 4 SEN IORS -4699- ALBERTA STOCKS Chorus134 FHA 12 Treas 12 Vice Pres 2 Commerce Club 2,3 Library Club 4 Trl Hl Y 4 HELEN JOYCE WHITEHURST Student Council 1,4, Treasurer 4, Rep State Trl Hi Y 3 4 Beta Club 2 3 4, Secretary 3, President 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Captain 2 Co captain 3 Che leader 2 3 4 Chief 4, Athletic Assn 3,4, Secretary Treasurer 4 Chorus l,2,3 4 ISS Club 3, Reporter 3, Library Club 1 2 3 -L-.,. SENIORS f-4 qw-.--. iii 1 Am S, , I!! EBI Ill ll Ill Ill I I IES' Most Athletic Most Orxgxnal Most Popular Joyce Whltehurst Ann Wi111s Smlth Janice Turnage Jack Harrington Garland Beddard Jack Harrmgton Best All round Most Smcere Mary Alice Brown Arlene Joyner George Mumford Van Jones -',1U,f . , i gg, ' ' :fi ' -- i q I TE -:'.:',.'.i..,....:.... L G -Q 52523: I -' :bil-l..1 ' .MA 5 Z-.. Wiligj 3 ., -W ' -. x I .. L i no ' r' U 'k ! ,A khky QNX .ill kv V c 9 'fxex S F .Q fy ' ff l ,, ' ,,.-:,,-A 'M-ilgnf W it I-gg, v- M- ff ' 1 , feee --J -' 11: ,a, ll Lmflf' 1 N-4 iii , J 1,..QfQ 'K 'V f i J V . -Txigffe A' '4 f f H-H , . WMU.. x . X 1 .zz ' ' Sgr. .,,f' 5'-x - ,fl i'- . SUPERLATIVES n.4Zi..-aw-an 'Av W1-i ' Pm ill IB! 1130575 Best Personality Best Dressed Mary Allce Brown Eleanor Cox George Mumford lack Harrington Best Dancer H Ioyce Whitehurst Tommy Bullock Most Likely to Best Looking Succeed Janice Turnage Arlene Joyner Jack Harrington Guy Wilson -124 11 520- LLASS HISTORY In 1937, a group of eager s1x olds began one of the n'ost lmportant undertakmgs 1n the1r l1ves that of startmg to school How we had longed for th1s Now we were actually able to be come a part of the glorlous experlences told us by our elders Perhaps for a few weeks our class of seventy n1ne brlght ey ed youngsters were the hap prest chlldren ln the world We were overJoyed at the thought of bemg together all day w1th l1t tle to do Just gab' and play however our attltude soon changed when we found out that school llfe was not to be that easy The flrst few weeks were conducted prlmarxly for the purpose of gettmg us acquamted wnth our classmates teachers and the 1dea of gomg to school We soon became accustomed to the routme and thoroughly hked lt Our fzrst fom' years were spent at the prrmary Bu1ld1ng w1th few hrgh pomts of lnterest We after addmg many proverblal grey ha1rs to our young heads learned to reclte our mu1t1 plicatlon tables, to read wrlte and get a long wlth others Durrng our thrrd year we gave an operetta Th1s was really somethlng to behold Because of our lnborn prlde you could not touch our heads w1th a ten foot pole The glrls wore the1r flrst even1ng dresses and the boys thexr flrst long pants Altogether rt was a qlllte a gala occaslon Durmg that year we also had a band It was hardly comparable to that of Harry James but we were a very classy 11ttle bunch We gave several concerts In the fxfth grade we moved to the hrgh school Bulldlng yes r1ght up there w1th the Sen 1ors Th1s had a large effect on our personalltles as well as on our appearances There really IS not a thxng wrong wlth fifth graders wearmg make up IS there? Our mothers dlsagreed though Th1s year was spent m much the same mammer as the others had been w1th a few addl tlons to our studles In the sxxth and seventh grades we spent much of our t1me collectxng 1ron and scrap paper for the war effort Our class also helped ln a blg way to push the sale of defense stamps to ard our brothers who were glvmg the1r tlme and many unfortunate ones thelr l1ves At last we reached the erghth grade Th1s year was very appealmg to us for xt meant that we were to be upstairs to be able to change classes and to learn the meamng of the rlngmg of the many bells Yes It meant a great deal to us for we now felt that we were def1n1tely a part of that ever changmg wheel of hlgh school llfe constantly turmng It was durmg that year that a v1s1t was made to our capltal Clty Ralelgh We chartered a bus and spent the ent1re day v1s1t mg the many pomts of hrstorlcal lnterest such as the Cap1to1 Governor'sMans1on State Pen1 The next year we became a member of Ayden Hlgh 1n reallty Whlle 1n the mnth grade many members of our class became actlve partlclpants in athletlcs and the var1ous school clubs We were progress1ng rapldly 1n our school career Startlng wlth twelve steps to cllmb and now havmg reached four of them we had l1ttle or no 1dea what the remarmng four would hold m store for us Om' Sophomore year found us lookmg forward w1th great ant1c1pat1on to the Jumor Semor Banquet at whlch many of us served Attendmg that banquet made us all consclous of the fact that the next one would be glven by us and we were openly determlned that It would be the best one never to be forgotten The Jolly Jumors began planmng thelr banquet early ln the ensumg year Our theme was Hltch Your Wagon To A Star and we had an orchestra It was a tremendous success and was enyoyed by all Bemg ln the graduatlon exerclses was another hlghllght of that year We were both thrllled and proud beyond words The marshalls were Helen Joyce Whltehurst Arlene Joyner Ramona Taylor Barbara Llttle and Chref Jamce Turnage The goal whlch at one t1me seemed unattamable that of becomlng a Semor has been rea ched We have cllmbed the last of those twelve steps but l1tt1e do we reallze that the cllmbmg IS actually Just begmmng as we take our places on the road of l1fe Our class offlcers are Mary Al1ce Brown pres1dent Guy Wnlson v1ce pres1dent, Arlene Joyner Secretary, Ramona Taylor Treasurer and Lou Dall reporter Th1s year has held many pleasant memorles and experlences Grand G1rl mu' sen1or play, was very good Each practlce of the play holds some cherlshed memory We are lookxng forward to our tr1p to Washmgton D C ln the sprlng and of course to om' graduatron on May 27 1949 Now we are only twenty s1x of that happy seventy mne who started to school ln 37 w1th out a care 1n the world We regret the fact that all of us could not contmue together but those who lagged behlnd falled to real1ze that 1nto each lxfe some ra1n must fall and they apparent ly were not ready to face the showers Graduatlon tlme draws mgh and we must be prepared to take our place 1n lxfe We depart from Ayden Hrgh School leaving all but the cher1shed memorxes that no one could take away We have God alone to look to for d1v1ne gmdance We ask of H1m not money or materlal wealth but knowledge wlsdom and strength to sustam us 1n our 11fe to come -4'-f 12 QCP '1 , A . . . . - KK 1 . , v ' 7 7 7 ' , . . . , . .- 7 I ' 1 , . -- , ' . - - . - , . . , . . . . , Q . . . . l , 7 7 ' 7 7 , . y ' ' a s 9 ' tentlary, and var1ous other highlights. 7 , . , KK - 77 l . . . . ll . 73 . . 0 I . , 7 7 7 7 ' a 7 ' ' a , ' . 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KI- - . 7 7 ' LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Class of 1949 havmg arrlved after four years of so Jourmng 1n these honored walls at this certam point of departure ever unselflsh 1n our deslre to leave behmd that whlch we cannot take with us we do hereby make our Last Wxll and Testament ARTICLE I To the mcomlng Sen1or class, leave all privlleges and slgns of our super pos1t1ons and, for the good of the human race we add to theirs our authorxty ln klckmg against every thing in general, with the eternal hope that through dissat1sfact1on shall come everlastxng good If however the entire campus IS not shaken to 1ts foundatlons at least twlce durmg the next year the priority automatically devolves upon the class next ln order or other more worthy shoulders and the situation demands ARTICLE Il We bequeath to the faculty in toto our abxding splrxt of sympathy love honor, and readiness to serve ARTICLE III To all the students ln A H S we w1ll our ablllty to malntaln qu1et and dignity 1n chapel ARTICLE IV To The Senior Class of 1950 we do yield unrelentingly our honored seats 1n chapel with the full measure attached of the agony of keeping awake of remainlng quiet and futilely attempting to appear intelligent ARTICLE V Realizing the capious individual accumulation of talents and secretlve devlces for success, we do let fall on worthy shoulders these personal belongings To encourage habits of quiet and peaceful concentration Mantha Lee Mills does wxll her tranquility to Margaret Joyner Eleanor Cox does grant her patented interpretation of perpetual motlon by an eternal rotation of the jaw to Ruby Faye Coward To Eloise Tripp Charlie Davenport does bequeath his rapidity of dlssertation Remembering that 'to him that hath shall be given Guy Wilson and Charles Hart do leave to Bxlly Jenkins thelr incomparable way with women so that he can become the greatest casonora in A H S can have at least one good music lesson Garland Beddard, Earlie Lee Thomas, Elbert Brown, and Jimmy Bright will to Elmer Tripp their abihty to skip school so that through their combined efforts he may be able to skip without being caught So that Ayden will not be left wlthout a basketball star, Jack Harrington and Tommy Bullock will their agility and fast playmg to R I-I Mason Lou Dail does devise to Margaret Celia Andrews her capacity to enjoy an extended romance To E11zabeth Griffin Ann Willis Smith does bequeath her ability to ensnare such cute boys Ramona Taylor does order that her long neck be justly apportxoned to Joyce Dawson that she may henceforth have no trouble 1n looking over those of greater stature than s e Delma Worthington and Alberta Stocks do direct that Margaret Andrews shall mherlt their expertness in the art of crochetxng Janice Turnage leaves to Gene Underwood her lovely voice so that he may do somethxng in chorus besides cut up C J Cox does wlll to Myrtle Ruth Williams his love for Ayden High School so that th1s love will never die To Margaret Joyner Another Joyner Arlene leaves her complete knowledge of all the big words in the dictionary so that Margaret will never have to use any tr1te express ions Mary Allce Brown does desire that her daredevll spirit and agillty be dxrected to Sue Jackson Barbara Little does hereby give her naturally curled halr to Hilda Stocke so that she will henceforth not have to suffer the torture of curlers George Mumford does leave to Gentry McLawhorn his ' drollness so that he may be come the Otto' of the Senior Class of 1950 To Rebecca Cannon Joyce Whitehurst does hereby w1ll her abihty to trip the light fantastic toe To Annie Mae Cox Alberta Stocks does hereby grant her ability to catch a man in hopes that Annie Mae W11l never have any trouble Van Jones does direct that his love for shooting pool be given to Ilmmy McCorm1ck so that he may en1oy the game as much as Van does In the above manner the members of the Senior Class of 1949 do leave their most cherished possessions. May they help to make your senior year a happy and successful one RAMONA TAYLOR BARBARA LITTLE 6 13 W Executors 4 4 .L Y ' , . . G . ' -. . . . 1 Q D I y , . . . . . 1. , ' 2. ' ' 3. , ' ' . 4 4 ii ' . . u n ' 5. To Gene Underwood, Cora.Pauli.ne Moore wills her ability to play the piano so that he 6. ' 7. . ' 8. . . . 9. ' , 10. ' ' h . 11. ' ' 12. ' ' 13. . . ' ' ' 14. , , Q 15. ' ' ' ' 16. ' 17 I 1, - I If l 18 0 . . tl . 7? 19. zo. ' ' ' 1 Y PROPI-IECY I was thlnklng of my senior classmates last nlght and wondermg where they are now in thls year of 1960 When I went to bed I dreamed of them and I want to relate my dream to you 1 Mrs Ray Garr1s the former Alberta Stocks and her husband have Just returned from a tr1p to Bermuda Mr Garrls owns the famous Garr1s Dalper Serv1ce in Ph1ladelph1a 2 Cora P Moore who has been studymg pxano at Iulllard 1n New York for several years w1ll gxve her flrst concert at Carneg1e Hall next month She W111 play w1th the London Symphony 3 Ilmmle Brlght IS endlng h1s professlonal football career th1s year He plans to retlre next September when he wxll be marrled 4 Charles Hart famous sclentxst of Amerlca has recently mvented a machme wh1ch w1l1 wash and 1ron clothes w1thout the a1d of soap water or an 1ron People all over the world are ravlng about thls great 1nvent1on 5 Eleanor Cox who IS now a famous screen actress recently won an academy award for portraymg the s1l11est roles of the year Her fan letters 1ncreased two hundred per cent when she appeared 1n Glggles Are Sxlly 6 Guy Wllson world wlde famous lawyer has Just won the greatest crlme case 1n h1s tory Amerlca spubllc enemy number one Buggy Appletree was conv1cted and sentenced to d1e 7 Mrs Horace Waxnwrlght the former Mary A Brown has Just returned from the hos pltal after havlng an appendectomy Mary Al1ce and Horace have eleven chlldren all boys and they l1ve on a large goat farm ln Pltt County 8 Charhe Davenport recently had h1s newest book publlshed The women all over the country are sendmg telegrams to Charl1e everday proposlng to h1m Hls book IS txtled The Art of Osculatlon 9 Ann W Sm1th made her debut to soclety last fall and her popular1ty has been over whelmlng It 1S rumored that she has had 101 proposals, but she cannot make up her mmd 10 George Mumford whose beammg personallty has won h1m a place 1n the hearts of Amerzcans as a stage actor 1S produclng next The Downfall of Bob Hope of which he IS the star 11 Arlene Ioyner has been appomted Supert1ndent of Nurses at Watt s Hosp1tal 1n Durham The doctors say she IS the best nurse that has ever been employed there 12 Clara LouDa1l has Just announced to her frlends that after many years of deep thought she now plans to marry The br1degroom 1S S1r Beetle Bum IV 13 Garland Beddard recently found a new homewave permanent wh1ch 1S rapldly traveling all over the cotmtry The trade name IS Sea Your Wave Garland thmks this one does more for h1s halr than any other 14 Van Iones who has been keep1ng score for the basketball games at Madlson Square Garden IS ret1u'n1ng home next month He says the numbers are dr1v1ng h1m crazy 15 Sadxe Hatch who holds a pos1t1on at Rex Hosp1tal xn Rale1gh has fmally caught a doc tor and they w1l1 be marrled 1n Iune 16 Delma Worthmgton 1S162.Vll'1g her pos1t1on as the manager s secretary at Sacs F1fth Avenue She says that h1s knee Just 1sn t comfortable 17 IackHarr1ngton who owns the largest tobacco farm 1n North Carolma says that he has fmally found a w1fe who can take care of hlm jack s other six marr1ages have been utter fall ures 18 C I Cox has announced that he W111 no longer be a tobacco auctloneer s1nce h1s tongue becomes so tW1St6d that h1s w1fe cannot understand what he IS saymg 19 Joyce Whltehurst recently lnherxted a m1nk farm but she does not plan to make a for tune from th1s Joyce wants to keep each of the mmks as pets because she thmks they are so cute 20 Mantha Mllls has opened a beauty salon on Flfth Avenue The or1g1nal Slgfl outslde draws many customers It states Mantha makes you look l1ke a panther 21 Earhe Lee Thomas 15 now one of the greatest screen actors of all t1mes It IS that s ubborness of h1s that women love Hls latest plcture IS Get Up and Bolt The Door 22 Tommy Bullock and h1s w1fe have Just announced the arrlval of a bouncmg baby boy Tommy s ha1r IS so curly that lt would be an utter shame if httle Tommy didn t follow sult 23 Ramona Taylor has made a b1g h1t with her new book, lust Follow Me, Boys Critlcs clalm that she IS a great authoress Teachers especlally l1ke her 24 Iamce Turnage has recently found that her talent lles ln art Slnce takmg geometry she has finally learned how to draw a stralght l1ne w1th the a1d of a ruler 25 Elbert Brown has become famous as a barber and he has a chain of stores throughout the country The men l1ke Elbert because he has a spec1al touch when he shaves their heads 26 Barbara L1ttle went abroad to study forelgn automoblles and she f1nds that she still prefers the cars over here 4614+2- . , . . . , , . . . . . , . . . - , . 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Stocks Elmer Tripp Elolse Trlpp Gene Underwood Myrtle Ruth W1111amS SOPHOMORES 44169- Ierry Britt B L Byrd Webster Byrd Marjorle Davenport Bobb1e Denms Elliott Dixon L I Griffin David Hal-dee Mac Hardee Vivian Hardy Ray Harrington Billy Harms Elaine Hatch SOPI-IOMORES 'Q' -4179- B11ly Highsmith Donnie Highsmxth Jerry Jackson Troy Iackson Allen Johnson Jesse Jones Melvm Lang Margaret L1tt1e Betty Lou McLawhorn Louise McLawhorn David Manmng Robert Mason 5 1 X y 1, by ' I V W N V lf SOPHOMORES Q4 18 39+ Walter Meeks B C Norris Rebecca Satterthwalte Harry Lee Smith Madge Smith Marguerite Stocks Grace Sumrell lack Taylor Ruth Wiggins Inda Williams Snodie Wilson N. 1 N FRESHMEN S -usd. lv 'W' UIQ Q-A if 'F --Q Loulse Beddard John Benson Thomas Bowen Leonard Bullock Edwln Burgess John Cheek Joyce Corbltt Ahce Jean Cox Delano Cox Curtls Denms mf 'Q' f3 !i? 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' .W X is A Zi 5 'J it I ' if FRESHMEN 3 if W1ll1s Mannmg Syb11 Meeks M1nn1e Ruth Mllls Barbara Moore Mar1e Moore Lou Ellen Moore Esther Norrls Io Ann Padley Elsxe Ross lean Rouse -4209- Norman Sklnner Charlene Smzth Iohn Davld Stocks Sybll jean Stocks A11ce Rae Taylor Dorothy Thomas R1ley Trlpp Ioyce Walls Marle Wllson Katherme Wooten SEVENTH GRADE EIGHTH GRADE 'if 21 E'- THE WHEEL STAFF Mary A11ce Brown Delma Worthlngton Bllly Ienkms Ixmmy McCorm1ck Allen johnson Pat Worthmgton 1Cf77Jv Editor in Chief Asslstant Edltor Busmess Manager Sports Edltor ACtlV1tleS Edltor Advlsor TommyBu11oolr::::::::::::::::::::z::1:: ..... Artnzdimr -,LL,... ANNUAL KING AND QUEEN -snag, 'fha Tommy Bullock and Ianlce Turnage were crowned annual kmg and queen at the coronatlon ball th1s year They made a Strlklng plcture as they walked across the floor to recelve the honor bestowed upon them -xi 73 V+ QTUDENT COUNCIL Presldent V1ce Presldent Treasurer Advlsor Tommy Bullock Edwln Burgess Greg Davls lack Harrmgton Ray Harrlngton B111y Harrls Charles Hart James Hemby Not pxctured Mary A Bro -44 24 ya Iamce Turnage MGIVIH Lang Joyce Whlt6hUISt Pat Worthxngton B11ly Ienklns Ixmmy Ienkms Allen Johnson Barbara Llttle Ixmmy McCorm1ck Gentry McLawhorn Madge Smlth Delma Worthlngton wn k Secretary ............. . . '. i. .. l. '. . '. D. .. Brace Sumrell President Vice President. . . Secretary ..... Treasurer .... Advisor .... Margaret Andrews Mary Alice Brown Lou Dail Joyce Dawson Elliot Dixon Ray Harrington Charles Hart Sadie Hatch Billy Highsmith Billy Jenkins wif 25 il'- Helen Joyce Whitehurst . . . . . . . GuyW11son . . . ..... Sue Jackson . . . Janice Turnage . . . Mrs. C. C. Little Arlene Joyner Margaret Joyner Melvin Lang Barbara Little Jimmy McCormick Alice Grace Summrell Madge Smith Ramona Taylor Myrtle Ruth Williams Delma Worthington WHO'S WHO IN AYDEN HIGH SCHOOL PERFECTION IN MUSIC Presxdent Tommy Bullock Vlce Presldent Allen johnson Secretary Treasurer Grace Sumrell ATHLETIC ASSOC IATIUN Partlclpants ln all athletxcs are members of th1s orgamzatlon -'Ei 26 B+- . annnanaslunonnnuuonsuunuloouuls l ' . -nance:locasnanesunuunuauclcn - :anna-lnusaususlluauanns ' .-..........-.. A s l . '. I HI-Y Charles Hart Van Jones Elmer Trxpp Inn my McCorm1ck Guy W11son B111y H1ghsm1th Troy lackson B111y Harms R. H Mason if '17 if Pres1dent V1ce Presldent Treasurer Bllly jenkxns MacDonald Hardee Davld Hardee Ilmmy Brzght Melvm Lang 1 . ... . . .. .......... -.. ... ... .. . .--.. ..- -- .. . ..- .. - .... . ..,:-ll.- FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Presmdent Gentry McLawhorn V1ce Pres1dent C I Cox Secretary Troy Jackson Treasurer Ilmmy Brlght Reporter B111y H1ghsm1th Adv1sor S F Peterson -4:4 28 L' BUS DRIVERS Garland Beddard C I Cox Elbert Brown George Mumford Guy Wllson -44295 Earl Bright V.:an.Jones GIRLS' BASKETBALL Ianlce Turnage Barba a Lxttle Co C aptams The Gxrls Basketball Team under the superb guldance of Mr E F johnson enJoyed one of thelr best seasons 1n the hlstory of A H S The girls won 19 games whlle loslng only 4 Those who composed the Glrls Team were Helen Ioyce Whltehurst jamce Turnage Kat her1ne Wooten Al1ce Jean Cox Ann1e Mae Cox Phylls McLohon Lou se McLawhorn Sue Jack son Margaret Joyner Margaret Andrews Elalne Hatch and Barbar 1 Llttle These g1rls ended the season by w nmng the Pltt County tournament wlth a 43 to 25 v1c tory over Arthur Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden 24 Grlmesland Stokes Stokes Belvoir Vanceboro W1nterv111e Walstonbmg Farmvllle Wlntervllle Arthur Ayden 40 'ft Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden A rthur 2 5 3015? Belvolr Ch1C0d Vanceboro Bethel Grlfton Walstonburg Grlmesland Farmvrlle Chxcod Farmvxlle Ayden 33 Snow Hill 15 Ayden 23 Grifton 31 ' 36 41 ' 44 9 26 ' 29 18 25 43 9 33 31 18 38 ' 32 ' ' 17 32 13 19 36 ' 20 ' 19 25 ' 29 ' ' 20 42 ' 29 27 ' FOOTBALL CHEER LEADERS Grace Sumrell Lou Dall LOUISE McLawhorn Barbara L1tt1e Iamce Turnage Sue Jackson Ioyce Whltehurst BASKETBALL CHEER LEADERS Grace Sumrell Hannah Jackson Ann W1111s Smlth 'Ef31Jib- TRI HI Y Presldent Vlce President Se cretary Treasurer Margaret Andrews Annie Mae Cox Eleanor Cox Lou Dall Joyce Dawson Sadie Hatch Margaret Joyner Ann Sxmth 'Ef39J9v Barbara Llttle Mary Ahce Brown Arlene Joyner Sue Jackson Madge Smxth Alberta Stocks Hllda Stocks Ahce Grace Sumrell Ramona Taylor Janice Turnage Joyce Whltehurst Delma Worthlngton HIGHLIGHTS OF THE 1948 GRID SEASON Co Captams jack Harrlngton Bob Holland Under the guldance of Coach Stuart Tr1pp the Tornadoes of A H S exper1enced one of the1r most successful seasons With four w1ns and three losses Ayden O Mount 0l1ve 49 The mexperlenced grldders from A H S suffered defeat at the hands of a m1ghty Pan ther Eleven Ayden 6 Sm1thf1eld 0 Ayden broke mto the w1n column wlth a hard fought vlctory under the arcs 1n Smlthfleld The Tornadoes had to put up a stout defense after halfback Tommy Bullock had pushed over the only touchdown of the game Ayden 21 Iacksonvllle 0 The Tornadoes showed the1r heels to the Cardmals of Iacksonvllle 1n the f1rst quarter and went on to stay out front Ilmmy McCorm1ck w1th flashy runmng accounted for two of Aydens TD S Wh1le Leonard Bullock showed the way w1th a superlat1ve aerlal attack He scored one touchdown Ayden 13 Selma 7 Wlth Leonard Bullock and B111y Ienklns dxsplaymg a sytmlng passmg attack the Tornadoes defeated the strong Selma Yellow Iackets 13 to 7 Bullock plunged over for one TD pass1ng to Ienklns for the other Ayden 56 Warsaw 6 Warsaw was doomed from the opemng klck off Ayden took over and marched over qu1ck touchdowns w1th Leonard Bullock d1splay1ng one of the most astoundmg passmg attacks ever wltnessed ln Guy Smlth Stad1um 1n Greenvllle As usual the ever dependable Ienkms and Hol land were there to snag onto h1s passes Others scormg were T Bullock Hardee Byrd Hol land and Ienklns Ayden 0 Wallace 13 Ayden lost 1ts second game of the season to a strong Bulldog eleven from Wallace The Tornadoes never got started aga1n after a quartet of attacks at the Bulldog goal were stopped Ayden 13 Cl1nton 18 Probably the most we1rd game of the season was the last Cl1nton was leadmg Ayden wlth three m1nutes to go 12 to 7 Bullock heaved a long pass to jenkins on the two from where he scored The score then stood 13 to 12 1n favor of the Tornadoes But the Dark Horses from Cl1nton pulled the same tr1ck w1th less than a m1nute The fmal outcome found Ayden on the short end of an 18 13 score. 14 33 93' , . . . . . . . . - I I l - . . . . J . . . . , . . . . ' o . . . . . I - ' ' 9 9 , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n-A Iimmy McCormick lack Harrington Teedy Bullock Tommy Bullock Darrel Worthington Billy Ienkins Troy Jackson Iulian Pierce E. F. johnson. Principal Mac Hardee -41+ P34 95+- Greg Davis Walter Meeks Bob Holland Iimmy Bright Melvin Lang Charles Hart B. L. Byrd R. H. Mason Stuart Tripp, Coach FOOTBALL ' BOYS' BASKETBALL Iunmy McCormick Leonard Bullock Co Captams The Boys Basketball Team has enjoyed one of the most sucessful seasons 1n its h1story Coach Stuart Trxpp sClassy Cagers have rolled over 21 opponents Whlle dropplng only 5 games They lost 1 game 1n Conference competion These Boys whlch represent A H S defeated Walstonburg and Snow H111 1n the sem1 f1n als and fmals to w1n the Farmv111e Invltatxonal Coastal Plain Basketball Tournament Th1s IS the second t1me the boys team of Ayden H1gh has won a Tournament They also advanced to the fmals 1n the Pltt County To1u'nament where they were defeated by Bethel 56 to 36 The startmg 11ne up has been Co Captaln Ilmmy McCorm1ck and Tommy Bullock at Guards B111y Ienkms at Center and jack Harrmgton and Co Captain Leonard Bullock at For wards Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden W1nterv1lle Grlmesland Stokes Stokes Belvolr Vanceboro Wmterville Wal stonbur g Vanceboro Bethel Gr1fton Bethel -4135 Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden Ayden P'- Grzfton Wmter v1lle Arthur Grlfton Be1vo1r Walstonbur g S'l0W H111 Chlcod Walstonbur g Grlmesland Bethel Fa.rmv111e . . ! . 45 ' ' 32 38 ' 31 Ayden 37 Snow Hill 21 Ayden 50 Farmville 54 ' 39 37 ' ' 34 5 71 34 16 38 ' 51 ' 25 54 ' 22 23 41 31 ' 18 49 . ' 36 23 46 ' 14 42 38 28 54 54 ' 45 ' 23 36 28 55 36 ' FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Presldent VICE Presldent Secretary Treasurer Reporter Advisor Margaret Andrews Anme M Cox Ahcej Cox Ioyce Dawson Marlorxe Davenport Iuamta Garrls VIVIHD Hardee Roberta Hart Goldie Harrls Suzan jackson Margaret Llttle A11ceI McLawhorn Katherme Wooten sf 36 fl' Madge Smlth Barbral Anderson Elalne Hatch Grace Sumrell Mrs Charles Edwards LOUISE McLawhorn Phyllxs McLawhorn Syb11 L Meeks Barbr 1 A Moore Lou E Moore Esther Norrls Ioan Padley Jean Rouse Rebecca Satterthwalte Charlene Smxth Allce R Taylor Joyce Walls ............. J. stocks MH-, mf' Q ,141 W, .r A wgiis J 9 nv 'aa .A ...W u QM, W, fs may W lg ,,, . f ,A,. , I .VI 2 a 'ffh S 5 ,,,df '35 Q as f if Q fs 9 Bi? 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