Belmont High School - Clarion Yearbook (Belmont, NC)
- Class of 1955
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wm- rl Brian 1 x wg 5 Q gas W QV X ur- QNX Q' 2 5 -.. ,,,-. up E i M-W Mw ff'-fwm-W-'MJ m'W -'-A-N'-'W M M'1'f-1'mmm-Wwwfw-'HMM-MW W' M W M 'MM' ' N ' ' g -W' K M N A W ' ' 'N -nn PUBLISHED AN gg ,5 ,:i8Vi E two NT , V N o R 'r H ...i,..4., ,, ,,,, I 1, BWO TREASURES which are sought by each of us are often found most abundantly in our daily activi- ties. Some are small and insignificantg others are large and lcnown to all. B. H. S. has been a Treozsure Island for us, the students, since here we have found moments of happiness and joy, moments of expectation, moments of sorrow- each to be treasured in its own way. VVe, the CLARION staff, have sought to capture within these pages some of the highlights which have enriched our high school days. Proudly, yet humbly, we present this-our treasure chest of memories. qw memoriam In memory of BOBBY PIESTER whose quiet sterling clnarac ter and devoted loyalty to family and friends will always re- main in the hearts of his fellow students. ' ff MNH ff fy fqfx W i A r , 'f '1 Jf 'xy N X fair J ' 51 y i if J if a ff: E' -Nh, iv' X A fer a g X: XS Q ,hi , X .Vx Z! dedication Skilifuliy, patiently, industriousiy, he guides and directs us in classroom studies and athletics. As individuals he treats us with interest and faith. In deep appreciation Of his services rendered as teacher and friend, we, the Class of 1955, gratefully dedicate this CiLARION to MR. VVRATHER JOHNSON. is E E? 5 Page Eight administration MR. DALToN MANN Presbyterian College, BS. Degree Yale University University of North Carolina Columbia University, lN'l.A. Degree MR. GERALD CORTNER Tennessee Tech, BS. Degree Columbia University, lW.A. Degree 0 MISS ELXIILY NAN CLRIER Matlicumtics lxllll. l lARRY ll. llixu. Bmfzll ulty MRS. SARA S. -IACKSON Home EL'Ol'701!1lCS ami Science NR. CHIARLES ,IARVIS lgiiglisli MISS A'lARGARET BLAIR Home Economics MISS lX'lARCARET BROCK Science MR. ,IUIIN ClOBLE Physical lLLl'IlCl7ll0'l7 A1188 CAROLYN EAI ON Typing, Business Hath S Sliofilimid MR. IJVVIGIIT FICKLING Science, Physics, Biology G Geometry H Ins. D WIILHT FICKLING English NRS. QiLADYS FOSTER Looping A1185 -IOANNE FULLER Civics and Sociology A1198 ROSALYN CLXSQUE Hath E' Science MR. VVRATHER JOHNSON Athletic Director, Algebra, Physical Eolucation, anal U. S. History Miss lVlARY JORDON French anal English Mlss CECILE OWN SBY tylatheinatics MRS. SARA lVlILLER US. History and Civics lVlRS. I. PAYNE Typing, Bookkeeping anal General Business Miss GRACE Pow English MRS. lVlARIE WA'l'KINS Librarian MR. HUGH VVHITLEY English MR. IOHN WfJ1sFE Nlanunl Arts MRS. L. C. ROSE Cafeteria S7.fl1g787 ViSO1' MISS JEAN RU MFEL1' Secretary BAND TEN-MINUTE BREAK STUDY HALL Ak , A Wm X X X 5 .ff Q 1571 'I U ,, A f A A ' ' A 1 M V A A w, FV v ' 'HT V A 11 Xf ff J I-' X TYPING Q fi 'ffl ff- ,k db, , mM 'f': rf 1 in gg rw fl V f E'MnW ' 2 51 EZE' ' if fifij 2 E , xv 0 if 1 K 3 1122 ,.AA A,,,,. 1 45 A i fi ,.,,,: 1 M9 v 3 wglfwf' .-,,,.,,1 A-1 V Z A W5 .. Y Af WW' . W , ,. ,, Q 23 f 1 sz 3 My 4 iii? 5 l 5 if We FWZ. gi, 3 YE 2 MP? , 'm v - XT -EN 1 ,W f J TREASUK J-1 e IM? freshmen OFFICERS FRANK PETTUS ., ..,.. President B11.LY 1VIO0RE ,. .,,. Vice-President NANCY RANKIN ., ,.A. S8C1'Ci6l1'y GALE C1RlFFIN . ., .. Trenswer fres JERRY ABEE JUDY ABEE MARTHA ALEXANDER DONALD ALLEN JAMES ARP PATRICIA ARROWOOD JOY LEE BAGWELL THOMAS BAIN PAT BALLARD DANNY BESS BETTY BISHOP LORRAINE BLACK NANCY BONE BRENDA BOWEN FREDA BOWEN NELSON BRADSHAW EUGENE BUNIGARDNER MARILYN BURNETTE ANN BYNUNI BECKY CALDWELL DOROTHY CALDWELL DAVID CAMPBELL GARY CARRIGAN RICHARD CARROLL MARGARET CHAPMAN JOHN CHERRY I1ELEN CHXLDERS GAYLEN CHRISTOPHER RICHARD CHRISTOPHER JOYCE CLONINCER ALYCE COBB DE NORMA COLEMAN TERRY COLEY GARY COLVARD BARBARA CDOSTNER MARY CKJSTNER GLENDA CRAIG DAVID CRAWFORD RICHARD DANIERON JUDY DAVIS JIMMY DE VAUGHAN GERALD IJOBBINS hmen ............ 1955 Page Fifteen Page Sixteen CHARLOTTE DODD CLEOTUS DRUM BETTY LOU DUNCAN AIAE ENGLISH BRENDA EWING DAVID FARIXIIER DAVID FERSTLE REGGIE FEUROT CHARLEEN FINCHUIVI JERRY FISHER BOBBY FITZGERALD JACK FLOWERS GLENN FOX CTLIFFURD FRADY RONNIE FRAZIER JOYCE FREEMAN LARRY GADDIS JVIILDRED GARDNER JOYCE ANN GARRETT LARRY GARRETT DORIS GORLE PEGGY GREENE ELOISE GRIFFIN GALE GRIFFIN JERRY GRINDSTAFF ALICIA GRKJNER IJOTTIE I-IAIYIILTON JERRY HANCOCK 'TOIXUXIY HAND BONNIE HARDEE IJOLORCE HARDIN XZICKIE HARDIN VIRGIL HARPER BOBBY HARTSELL IRICHIE HARVELL VVYLIE HATCHELL FFAMARA HEDRICK PEGGY INIEFFNER DON HELMS VIGKIE HELMS J. B. HILL KENNETH HINKLE ......1955 CLYDE HINSON LAMAR HODGE CATHERINE HOFFMAN CAROLYN HOLLAR JOE INIOOVER JANICE HORNE TONY HOUSER SCOTTIE HOWELL KEITH HUBBARD SHIRLEY HUDSON NIARY LOU HUTCHINS SUE HUTCHINS PHYLLIS INGLE RICHARD JOHNSON ALLEN JONAS BARBARA KIRKSEY JEFF LANE RICHARD LAWING BONNIE LAYE JERRY LILES JAMES LINEBERGER LEROY LONDON TOMMY GAY LONG GWEN LOWE LARRY LYNN WAYNE NIARSHALL LURA BKJATHIS WAYNE BKICCARN PAUL B'ICCOIG DORIS B ICGINNIS DAVID B'ICKINNISII JULIA MCMILLAN NEAL BICQUEEN BOBBY NIEDFORD SUE AIILLEN FRED IXIILLER WYLIE MILLER HAROLD BIIINIS KENNETH BIITCIIEIXI BILLY B1OORE JERRY RUTH BIORRISON JUDY NIULLIS In 'Q SY - 3' buf! 4 J,U,JOzSO,OU,OS OZSOO Ear l ' -'.. 11- AEI IJI, .,S1. - A I',:: ge k k ,I, L? 4 T I., ,gi age Seventeen Page Eighteen freshmen ...... TED NEAGLE SUE NICHOLS RICHARD NIXON LARRY NORWOOD JOYCE O'DELL SHELBA PAINTER ROBERT PAYNE OPAL PEARSON ELAINE PENNINGTON JO ELLEN PENNINGTON FRANK PETTUS LULA PITTMAN IDANNY POPE LOUISE PRESSLEY NANCY RANKIN JOHNNY RATTERREE MARTHA RAY TIM REID JACKIE RHYNE JOE RHYNE MARSHALL RHYNE ROBERT RILEY MARIE ROBERTS RACHAEL ROBERTS GLENDA ROBINSON JEAN ROBINSON JOHNNY ROBINSON BRENDA SANDERS JOHN SANDERS JANICE SATTERFIELD JERRY SEWELL LINDA SEXTON YVONNE SHERER JOE SHERRILL KENNETH SIMMONS DENNIS SIMPSON PATSY SMITH PAUL SOLOMON JOHNNY STANCIL BOBBY STEWART JIMMY STONE RICHARD STOWE .....195 JOYCE STREET EDDIE SUMMERLIN FRANCES SWANCER ESTHER SWANSON BENNY TAYLOR JOYCE THOMPSON TINA THROWER OTIS TUCKER JUDY VANDERBURG MARY ELIZABETH WARD BILLY WATSON HAROLD WHITENER LESTER WIGGINS RUBY WIGGINS JEANETTE WILKINSON EUGENE WILLIAMS HAROLD WILLIAMS WYALENE WILLIS MOGENE WILSON ANDY WOFFORD GARY WOODS HAROLD WOODS KENNETH WOODS BETTY WOODWARD LORETTA YOUNG RENA YOUNG MAE BELL ANTHONY SHIRLEY AUSTIN THOMAS BAIN RICHARD BISHOP JOY LEE BOGWELL CHARLES BRADSHAXV WILBERT BROCK DIANE CALDWELL JERRY CARLISLE TIM CHEVERS HILDA CLANTON PATSY CLANTON NOT PICTURED SAMMY CLONINGER EVELYN DUNN JACK FLOWERS BOBBY FITZGERALD WAYNE HARTNESS GARY ITALCOMB GEORGE LTORNE NIIELVIN LEWIS JOHN IYICGINNIS AMELIA NICKNIGHT JUDY MOORE LOIS PENLEY MARGARET RAYFIELD EDWARD REESE ADDIE ROSE RHYNE GARY SNIITH LINDA STEWART DANNY TEVEPAUGII JOE TUCKER BARBARA VAN DYKE VVANDA VVIIITE KENNETH WILLIAMS ALLEN WILSON BARBARA VVRIGHT MARGARET YOUNG Page Nineteen A 4-,I sophomo gh OFFICERS f vw X 5 ,f y FRANK TRAYWICK BOBBY BROWN 4. IEAN RANKIN ..,. NANCY IVICCOIG FBS . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treas1fwe1' ...1955 KITTY ADAMS RACHEL ADCOCK TONY ALEXANDER ELIZABETH ALLEN LEROY ALLEN ROBERT BAIN JUDY BALLARD DORCAS BARNES JOE BARNES BUDDY BASS GERALDINE BELCHER DON BENTLEY JOANN BLACK DAWN BOWEN LINDA BRADSHAW SUE BRADSHAW ATHALEE BRENDLE DWIGHT BRIGGS BOBBY BROWN CARROLL BROWN PAULINE BROWNING NANCY BUCKNER WAYNE BURRELL MICKEY BYERS PIIYLLIS CANNAN PATSY CAVENDER NANCY CHAPMAN PHYLLIS CHAVERS DAVID CLANTON SHARON CLINE PAULA COMPTON ELAINE COOKE IVIARY CORNELIUS CREED CORNWELL LINDA SUE COUCII JACKIE DARNELL MYRA DELLINGER SHELBY JEAN DUDLEY LORETTA DUNCAN BUDDY ELLER IRVIN ELLINGTON ERNIE ELLISON PAUL ENGLISH BETTY JEAN FLOWERS ROBERT FOURNIER BARBARA FRANCIS EDNA FRANCIS NINA SUE FULLER sophomores BARBARA FUNDERBURI4 LORETTA GLOVER NOLAN GRAHAM JEAN GRYDER ALLEN GUFFEE DAVID HALL DORIS HALL CAROLYN HAMILTON FRANK HAMILTON RONNIE HARTGROVE PAYE HARTNESS PEGGY HARWELL JOHN ROBERT HATCIJER BARBARA HERRIN JIMMY HERRIN PEARL HOGSED DORIS LIOLCOMB BARBARA HUFFSTETLER JERRY HUNT VIOLA IRVIN RAY JORDAN LINDA KEE JOYCE KENDRICK GEORGE KITCHEN ROBERT LAMKIN MARION LATHAN BUDDY LAWING PATRICIA LAYE JOE LEWIS SANDRA LIMERIOK PATSY LINER IRIS LOETIN LEONE LOGGINS MAXINE LOWE LOUISE LVIANEY IRENE MARTIN CLEYON MASON GLORIA MAULDIN NANCY WENTZ MCCOIG KEITH MCCUMBEE LARRY MCDONALD JIMMY MILLER JERRY ANN MIMS TED MOSS CHARLES MULLINS BONNIE OSTWALT GEORGE PAINTER ERNEST PANEL 1955 JO ANN PARKER LINDA RAE PARKER VVILLIAM PARKER ROBERT PARSONS JERRY PATTERSON JAMES PETTLIS BARBARA PIIILLIPS TJENNIS PILGRIM BETTY JO PIILIKETT TONI QUEEN EMILY QIIINN JEAN RANKIN TOMMY RANKIN GAIL RAY THERON REEF NIARTIIA RIIYNE BILLY RIIINEIIART JIMMY RILIIIMOND JOANN RITc:II KATHERINE ROGERS JIMMY RLIDISILL RONNIE RLIMEELT ATARIE SAINIPLES SAIVINIY SANDERS THOMAS SANDERS CTI-IARLES SATTERIIIELD PAYE SELLERS KAYE SIIERRILL PANSY SIGMON MYRIL SMITII JANICE SPROUSE CTARLOTTA STEELE IDORIS STEPIIENS BARRY STOWE AIARTIIA JANE STOVVE DICK SUGGS GAYLE PIJAYLOR JUDY TIIOMAS DANNY TRAYWILIK FRANK TRAYWIOK PIAZEL TROTTER JOANN TRULL FANNIE MAE UNIIERWOOD JERRY VAN DYKE PEGGY VVALKER NANCY VVARREN CARROLL YVERR DIARY ANN VVELCII Ov Q. -nf. QL A5 ,, -Q.. sophomores ...... 1955 GLORIA WIGGINS NEIL WILLIAMSCJN GARY VVILSON MARY JANE VVILSON RICHARD WILSCDN CATHERINE VVINGATE PATSY SUE VVORRELLS ALBERT VVRIGHT GAIL YOUNT NOT ELIZABETH ADCOCK HILDA BALLARD PHYLLIS BRITTAIN JUDY CAMPBELL CDPAL CHITWOOD REBA ELLER IMIAZEL EvANs CARLTON Fox PICTURED TED GRIFFIN NIARVIN HARDEE LARRY HAWN GENE HUNT LAMAR QUINN JEANETTE RIPPY PAYE SLAUGHTER Io RUTH SMITH MIKE SMITH ,ff juniors 2 s. 5' OFFICERS BXIARVIN IWCLEAN ...,, . .. , President NIARTIN BXIURPHY . . . . , . .x7iC9'P1'6Sif16'VLf 7 ANN DRENNAN ,,.. ...,.. S ec1feta1'y f , TONY PACK .,.. Treasiwef junio ROSA BXIAE ADCOCK JUANITA ARIxIS ANN AIRRISTRONG ERSKINE ARIWSTRONG SIIIRLEY BEALE SHIRLEY BRIDGES BRUCE BROWN VICKIE BURNETTE RANDY BURNS FIBED CTALDVVELL CAIL CDXMPBELL CIENE QTARVER LILLIAN CTASKEY POLLY CTHERRY DIOIINNY CORD LINDA CODY Dill. CTOLLIER IXNN CBOLSTON BET IA Ci0Ml I'ON SUE CBRAIC CLINGER QillLP AIIRREY IDEAL 'DAVID IJELLINGER IXLFRED IJIXON ANN IDPENNAN DORIS DYE IXIICKEY ELDRIDGE RONNIE ELDRIDGE PATRICIA ELROD QUNE ENGLISH BETTY EVVING CQLENDA SUE EWING JO ZANN EWING BETTY nl. FEATHERSTONE FRANK FELTON ..1955 RICIIARIJ lllinczllsuw C.xmml.x'N VIOXVIZIIS HM'MoNIJ liuwlalzs Dlmfn ITISIHZR Sui-. Fox UWM' I'lINIJI'RISllHk Qxnm -l15.xN CHHAPNI Xian Cynllflflx B11 1 Y CQRINIDSI Xlflf ll,x c:RlNlN'I.'XI :- NANCY CLLIIN nlmmlllf, I IM I CQRAYSUN llfxrxm low l'1mNmis llmlllwuw SIIERRY llfxnnls R,'xc'lllj,l I lxnvl I: Ucmls I lxnvm' Romain I lL1,1uN Ruin lllnzlilmwlx Pllczm' lllvv SIIIIILFX' llomzs UECM' llomu-1: llixnm' I low! 'DON llul1l1slL11l,l.1: Emma ISLNIIOLIR 'Immlx' .IENKINS IIIZNRY lcmlis , 1 IX. X. lXIIC'IlI4N ,XNIJY LAYI LXl,lc'1E I,I-,XIlH'lZXI,XN livhl wx IJ-xx is IIINLIFII l,1Nr-1:1 mzrn Um' Lowli lime' l,uxrnQu1s1 .XRIIILIIX Nl XHSILXII Q .fn 3- 'fw- u-' -rf CAI 'rf 5 f' ,Q junio DOUG NXIAULDIN JOYCE MCCLURE BARBARA MCELVEEN JANE MCGINNIS SAM MCKNIGHT IVIARVIN MCfLEAN CARROLL MIZE -IAMES MOORE WENDELL MOORE DON IVIURPI-IY DVIARTIN MURPHY JIBIBIIE NORRIS LARRY ORREN TONY PACK NANCY PARKER CHARLES PERKINS DIANE PRICE BETTY RANKIN ICE RANKIN NORMAN REID DORIS PYHINEHART BOBBY RICE BARBARA SANDERS 'IANICE SMALL MIKE SMITH RENEE SIXIITH SARA SINTITH SHELBY SMITH GILES SOLOINIAN IIMMY ST. CLAIR JEAN STEWART SCOTTIE STEWART V1-ALIXTADGE STREET IVIARY ANN SUCCS DONALD THOMAS .1955 LARRY V1-HOIWASSON CA1moL FIQRULI. KAYE lIA1x11L'1'oN 'lilckhn ,I OYCE UPTON FREDDIE VVALTERS NANCY XVATSON ORE'I l A ATTS L VV NELLIE VVHITENER RACHEL VVHVIENER L0RE'l rA VVl1.1.1Ams BOBBY VVILLIAAIS RUBY VVYKE ANN YOUNQQ ClEoRc9E'1 1',x YouNc: Rm' YUUNLQ Not PM mad lllxal LLL IIN LX JLIIUKJIC nu x wut C ll 1 fn Corn fred Ford Pnnm C11 nu ,Lux uc 111 DL mu x nu lX ,mms lxnc 1 Cinty, T4 mm AIL1IlUlL Hmm IS hcnlnuts stall: 'H wok fx Hum s Roberts. 'J SBIIIDYS OFFICERS RUSH BRADSHAW ........ .,.... P resident EDDIE THROWEP. . .. .... Vice-P1'eside11L KATHRYN RUMFEL1j .A., Secretary DON WENTZ .... .,... T reasurer class of 1955 Crux. fXRixtsTuoNt: Frit'mlsI1ip mimi' noi utillmul t'L'I't'HllHlY. um' witlmut L-it'ilif1'. Stuclcnt Cuuncil l, 2, 3, lg Squurc lluiicc Club lg liuskctbull 2, 5, -lg Softbull 5, -lg Nlonogrtun Q lub 3, -lg Mursltul Eg lk-sl Spoii Girl 4: l'rit'mlllcst Girl 4. Louis zXu1usT1'.oNu Butler to ln' smull mul shim' llnm to lu' grant mul czlxt if xl1zulou'. Squurv Dance Club l. l,JEAN AUTEN lf stmlviizg wcrt' ilu' only canst' nf' tlcutli, than lmppilv I utoulil live forever. Square Dance Club lg Vursitx' lfoutbull fl, -lg Xlonogruln Club -lg Yllcxtilc School -l. hliuuiss BANNER Experit'riL'4.' ix nut' lliiug you L'un'l QU! for notli,i11Lg. -l-ll Club lg li Tvuln l7ootbull lg Sttlgn' Mamigcr 2, :lg 'lt-xtilu School 3, -lg Bus Drlxcr 5, -l. CTARROLL BEATY 1 Inuit' luitl uxiilt' lrriiclvlcs, mul gout iz-fislzingf' Student Council l, -lg lluslxclbull lg Presb- tnun Football l, Iunior Yursitv 2, Vursitx ig Xlonogruln 5, -lg llctu Club 5, -lg l'rcsitlt'nt. Cuuntx llflzl Club -lg lli-Y Club 5, -lg C'I.AlUON Stuff 5, -l, llusincss Munugcr -lz Junior l'ootb:tll Coucb -l. I . 3 ,. lXAYh lmEAIY Full of frm uvnl miscliiei' lon, iloiizg thingy xln' sl1rmlilx1'! ilu. Squurc illuncc Club l: Cirls' Chorus -l: Tri-lli-Y Club -lg Librurx Assistunt 2. Pistzuv BEAT1-v BARBAR.-x BOLIN Pup in Izvr finger mul 17617 in ber tous, Si1tL't'rifx' vlitilwx it 114111111 l1t'urt. fl lfllll' Slffffll SIWW l l'f 'l'l'l ' flll' ,200-I' .Xrt Club lg Student Council 2g Pliri-lli-Y Sports Club lg llctu Club 3, -lg Monogrutn fl- fl flwfllh 3- 'lf lj'-lllllflll' f'S ll,'ll'lfl'? 'll Club S, -lg Stuclt-nt Council 2g l3uslu'tbull ll- Sunlor llllll 42 l'1'l lll'K'WlC'1l ll 'lll'l 4' l, Yursitv 2, 4, -l: Scictluc Club lg Scnitn' l'l1IX Crcxx -l. X 1 V2 i Su1RLEx' BEATY ,, , WE l'0V'fEb . ,, ,,, , . . 5lll'lIL'L' IS ilu' most ywrft't't t'Xl7l't'S5lUl1. ln uct with cowiumit senxt' is tlu' Iwst 1 N 3 ,, , , 7 wixtlmli I lnu't'. lg-ll-gb ,llu ligand if ffiilr-'fllglui' 5449 Squurv Dance Club lg '1'ri-lli-Y Club 2, 'lunlmrluum in i' Juan I whim A 3, 4: Chorus 5, C1.,xiuoN Stuff -l. KAYE IJ. BENNETT' 'l'0NY BOWEN Shu loves tu laugh, slit' loves lo wullc, ,-lmlaitiou lms no rust. ufnl ull, HIT gfooclizcss lion' slit' loves to tulle. Journalism Club 1' 29 Beta Club 3V .gg ,lOLll'll2lliSl'll Club l, 2, 5, -lg Bunncr Editor Ili-Y Club 4, -lg Most ,'Xct'olnpli:-lwcl -l. fur journalism Club -lg lletu Club 5, lg Chorus 3, 4, Pianist 3, Soloist -lg Office .Xs- sistunt lg C1,xluoN Stuff -l. 5 RALPH Bmnsnfxvv ll0NlblY BERRY 7t'ulouX, Vu! umtle'sl. l uni resist u1't'r1'Il1in,g but lt'n1ptutim1. llobbics Club lg Yiuel're'siclen1 Square Duncc Club lg Fuotbull 1, 2, 3, NIQIITLIQET -lg lli-Y 2, 3, -lg Vice-President lli-Y Eg RUSH HRADSHAVV Xlonogruni Club 3, -lg Bust-lmall 2, 3g junior ,,,. ,, . - , , . , , , -- Nlursliul 3g Student Council 2, 3g junior NHL! In M Ylunm in WH um lun, g I1-gmlgmll C-ouch 4. V -l-H Clubq lg X ict'-Prcstclcn-t, -l-H .lgi lli-X Club 3, -lg Chorus 5, -l: Prcsulcnt ol Chorus -lg Chief Nlursluxl 3g BoV's Stats 3g Citizen- BE'l'l Y JANE BLACK ship .Xwurtl -lg Senior Pluv: Presitlcnt Senior fl xruila to ull she meets, u clzurm rr, Class: Mos! Pupulzn' Box 4. HIUIIL' L'LlCll 1llKl'llUlAl' Xll't'L t. Suuurc Duncc Club I: Chorus Pianist ll Tri-l li-Y 4. , 3 l,UC1I.LE BRANDON SHIRLEY lJLACK Clmru1s xlrilct' ilu' siglzl, lm! merit uim Slick 1m'r'H', SIIKVX folly, we lou' bar ln tlu' mul. QUHW'-H Pliotogrupln Club Ig Student Cuuncil 1. Square Dance Club 1. 2g ll Tezun liuslgct- 2g Treasurer, Sophomore Class 2: Bctu Club bull l, 2. 5: Tri-lli-Y 3, -l. 5, -l. seniors.. JUANITA BREWER l'Brin1f1LI of mischief, wit mul glee. ROY LEE BRIGGS No storm. ever ruffled his thou,Qhts.l' Square Dance Club 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Textile 4. .lERRY BROOLQE lt's okay with me. Textile 45 Sports Club 15 ldELEN BROWN lt is loetter to learn late than never. Basketball ll 1, 25 Photographv Club 15 Chorus 35 Band 15 Tri-Hi-Y 4. lVlARCUS BUIWGARDNER Fm sure, co11'e's an enemy to life. Science Club 15 Sports Club 2. PAUL BURCH Ile is as proper at man as one shall see in a smnmer's day. EUGENE BYERS Life to me is just nz comedy. Football 2, 3, 45 Varsitv 3, 45 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Varsitv 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsitv 3, 45 blonogram Club 3, 45 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Iunior Senior Plav 35 Square Dance Club 15 Textile School 4. BONITA BYNUM Order is the greatest grace. BETTY CALDWELL Silence is more eloquent than words. Square Dance Club 15 l:.H.A. 2. GERALDINE CALDWELL Renmin silent and get the benefit of a tloulotfl GARY CANNON If girls interfere with work, quit work. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 'Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Monogram 1, 2 3, 45 Student Council l, 2, 35 Vice President 35 Square Dance Club 15 SCCT?I8TN Tl4C21SLlIC1'Q President of Sophomore Class 2' Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Play 35 President of Iunior Class 35 Bovs State 35 Citizenship Award 35 Chorus 3, 45 Senior Pluv 45 junior Nlarshal 35 Biggest Ladies blan 45 American Legion Baseball l, 2, 3, Captain 3. DKDLTGLAS CARVER A man of distinction. Square Dance Club 15 Student Council 2, 3. BUDDY CATO 1'Beneuth a calm exterior there lies u deal of rle1iiltr5f. Sports Club 15 Student Council 15 Iournalism 2, 3, 45 Junior-Senior Play 35 Chief Usher Senior Plav 45 Chorus 3, 4. LENOIR CHANEY Silence is the mother of truth. Photoggraphv Club 15 Textiles 4. IANICE CHASTINE Hlis the little things in life than count. IAMES CLONINGER HA jest hreaks no bones. RUBY COOK t'Dem1s, not words. F.lI.A. 1. '1 PAT COVINGTON Her Cl'LLl1'Wll1'l,Q ways, her friendly smile, -make her friendship well worth while. Square Dance Club 15 Secretarv Sophomore Class 25 Football Queen Attendant 25 Chorus 35 liootball Queen Attendant 35 Marshal 35 Beta Club 3, 45 Al- ternate Letter Girl 35 Secrctarv Beta Club 45 Letter Girl 45 Sponsor's Club 45 Football Queen Attendant 45 Prettiest 45 CLARION Staff 4. lass of 1955 IIOBERW' ClllNNINCHAN Clever men ure gnml Imt ther are v the best. LA IXIAR IDEESE 'll1e onli' nun' to have ti friend is to be one. ll 'lleain Ilusketlulll 2, 33 4-Il Club Student Council 2. EVERFTTE D1LLARD fl short saying is Often wise. Science Club I: Textile School S, 4. LAINIAR DRUM Ile lust prefers to sit ami rest. Science Club I: Textile 5. .ll-ZWELLEAN DUDLEY Gentle nf speech, lveneficent of mimlf Photograpbx Club I: l7.ll..'X. Club 3, 4 CfHARI,ES ENLOE I itpyrotw' nf work, lull' I'11t not in. furor of il. Sports Club lg Hi-Y 45 Student Council I, 2, 39 Yarsitv Football 3. 45 Baseball 3, -li Iles! Dressed 4, RANDOLPH IIAILE AI genflenmn lvlumes himself, while 1. eonznmn man blames otlzersf' 4 ll Club I: Textile 4. DON FLOWERS I have never been Ilurl ln' mivtliirtg I iIitln't suv. Photograpbx Club lg Student Council 3: Stage Crew junior Senior Plat' SQ Stage Crew Senior Plat' 4. HAROLD FORD 'Tliirzkirzg is but on idle nwlste of fl1IJ'Il,QlII.li Sports Club I: Ilobbx Club 2. IDONALD l'uNDEnntmK No great man ever complains of uimtlv of nppoVlzi11ify. Square Dance Club Ig Student Council I, 2, 3, 4g Chorus 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Most Likelv to Succeed -lg lIifY Club -lg Beta Club 4, President 4. RUTH I. CIAITHER Cowl cheer is no liimlmrzce lo good life. Blusic Club lg Square Dance Club lg Sports Club 25 Square Dance Club 2: journalism Club 3. 4g l7.ll.A. Club 3. RALPH GARDNER fl lmppv zlispnsilion will often put' tlu n'tH'. Hobbv Club Ig Science Club I: Textile 2: Student Council 3. JERRY GATTIS He was ever precise uml promise keep ing. Science Club Ig Band I, 2, 3, 45 Vice President 2, 35 Drum Nlaior 45 lli-Y 4g Sponsor's Club 41 Chorus 4: Band Letter l. l're.'iclent 4. N DELORES FORTNEP. Hlllise to resolte um! ymtienl to perform. YIYA C-.IBBS Photograpliv Club lg 'l'ri-lli-Y Club 4, U . A i . 1 ,, llie hrigflztevl star ix the most modest. BILLY lDUNLAP All vggreul men are aleml uml I feel fine' liantain and ll 'lieam Basketball lg llelf - T Y Y 1 , ' .Y mont .Xbbev 2, 35 Basketball -lg Chorus 45 , VIZRNKDIS lon. .. 4,-IFRRX CIIBSON ,, Makeup Commiuu, and smut, CWM on Scnim. ' In be izuiulce is to Ive alive. Quiet, unussnnizng Ivor. Plat 4. Science Club I: Pllotograplix Club l. Tevtile 4. seniors... SHELBY GRAHAM Behavior is a mirror in which everyone shows his image. Looping 35 Hobby Club 1. BEVERLY GUFFEE l'VVlien words are scarce, they are seldom spent in vain. Photographs' Club 15 Tri-1'IiY Z, 3, 45 Chorus 3. EVELYN HAGANS Silence reigns X1417T6'l'Yl6.H HAZEL l'lALL Much may be said on both sides. Junior-Senior Play Crew 3. BOBBY l'lA1X4ILTON Many great problems are solved during thc entire twenty-four hours by waking up. Science Club 15 Assistant Shop Director. EDDIE HAND A laugh 'is worth a hundred groans. Student Council 15 Sports Club 15 Square Dance Club 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Textile School 4. ALICE IJANSIL A mind at peace with all. GERALD HARVEY The world's no better if we worry, Iife's no longer if we hurry. Photography Club President 15 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Student Council 3, 45 CLARION Staff 3, 45 Junior- Senior Play Crew 35 Bcta Club 3, 4. JOYCE HEAFNER 'lllloe he to him who reads but one book. Journalism Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Beta Club 3, 45 Chorus 35 Student Council 1, 25 IuniOrASenior Play Crcw 35 Junior-Senior Waitress 2. ANN LIELDERMAN She never knew a dull moment. Draniatics Club 15 Square Dance Club 15 Band 15 Letter Girl 2, 3, 45 Sponsors Club 2, 3, 45 Bas- ketball B 1, 25 Looping 3. RONNIE l'lELTON Milli! anal wisdom are born with a man. Football 1, 2, 3, 45 All Western Conference 35 Basketball Manager 2, 3, 45 Baseball Manager 15 Baseball 2, 3, 45 lylunogram Club 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Ili-Y Club 3, 45 Chorus 3, 45 Square Dance Club 15 Sports Club 1. CECELIA HENKEL VVorry little, study less, my idea of happiness. Tri-Hi-Y 25 journalism 15 Beta Club 3, 45 CLARION Staff 45 Letter Girl 3, 45 Basketball 25 Sponsors Club 3, 4. ANN HESTER A quiet maiden with a steadfast mind. Square Dance Club I5 TrifHi-Y Z, 3, 45 junior- Senior Plav Crew 35 Senior Play Crew 4. LILLIAN HINSON Quiet and reserved in her manner. Music Club 15 Sports Club 15 Student Council 15 Dramatics Club 2. DON HOFFMAN HA mind at 'peace with all. Football 1, 25 Textile School 45 Photograpllv Club 15 Square Dance Club 15 Basketball 1. PAYE HOFFMAN A ,good disposition, a friendly heart. BARBARA HORNE And if you mean to 'profit learn to please. GAYE HORTON H11 is better to wear out than to rust out. Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant 15 Chorus 3, 45 Treasurer of junior Class 35 Journalism Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sponsors Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Original 45 Iunior'Senior Play 35 Senior Plav 45 CLARION Staff 4. class of 1955 VVILMA Housxsa The tongue rims fastest when the bruin is in neutral. junior Band l, 25 Senior Band 3, 45 'l'ri- ili-Y 2, 3, Vice President 3: Monogram 3, 45 Student Council 25 Girls Basketball Man- ager 3, 45 junior-Senior Plat' Crew 35 Senior Plat' Crew 45 Music Club l. CSERALDINE HUNT lVlzut I was vcstcrduv, 1 am tmluv, mul will be tomorrow. Dramatics Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Chorus 3, 4. DOROTHY JOHNSON let the world 'Wag as it will, I'll he gm' and lmppa' Stillfl Sports Club 15 Square Dance Club 15 Tri Hi-Y 35 Looping lVlAXINE JONAS 'tOur thoughts and our conduct ure our own. F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Chorus 3, 45 Senior Plav Crew 45 Tri-lli-Y 4. HALL KALE fl gentlemmz who loves to hear himself talk. Bantam Football l5 Sports Club 15 Varsitv Football 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Cafeteria Helper 35 Monogram Club 45 VVittiest 4. BE'1 rY fkNN KANIPE A maiden calm, serene, and slw, forever with at hook net1'rbv.,' Band 1, 25 Librarian 15 Science Club l5 Secretarv Science Club 15 Tri-lli-Y 25 Beta Club 3, 45 juniorfSenior Plav 35 Senior Play Crew 4. KELLY KEE Leave silence to the Suinlsg Fm litm1u11.' Square Dance Club l5 Ili-Y Club 3, 45 llantam Football I5 Varsitv Football 3, 45 Bantam Basketball 15 Varsitv llaskctball 2. 3, 4: Senior Plat' 45 Chorus 3, 4. PHYLLIS KENDRICK Not too serious, not too QLIY, lvut ll real good girl in every way. Sports Club l5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Square Dance Club l5 Basketball 3, 45 Alonograin Club 3, 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Sponsor's Club 45 Maiorette 45 Sccrctarv-Treasurer Band 4. SARA LANIER As for me, all I know is that 1 knou nothing. Student Council I5 Band l, 2, 3, 45 Football Queen Attendant 15 Arts Club 15 Dramatics Club l5 Maiorctte 2, 3, 45 Spon- sors Club 2, 3, 45 Senior Plav 4. BILL LATHAN 1 dare do all that I mmf laecrmzc a main' Photograplw Club 15 Librarv :Xssistant5 Textile School 45 Senior Plat' 4. OTHELIA LATHAN lt is easier to preach virtue than to purc- tice it. Sports Club 15 B 'lcani Basketball l, Z5 Tri-Ili-Y 3, 45 journalism Club 45 junior- Senior Plav 35 Senior Plav 45 Chorus Ol'- ficcr 3, 4. CHARLES LEWIS lite force of his own merit 1Yl-H1105 his wav. B Team Football l, 25 Varsitv Football 35 President Freshman Class I5 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 junior Marshal 35 Bus Driver 45 Cafeteria Helper 45 President Student Council 45 Most Handsome 45 Most Dignified 4. 'Q TW . if . 'YDS .,-. we x 'Uh i ? -'YQN A.-f 3222: ,ff A w 5 -.:, W 5 7 .EEL . ,K 'wtf fi' wwf 1 at. .Q-.fm Lg- -my - 7 'fiv' SBIIIDYS ..... SYBLE NlAYNARIl Hlltiyvyi' um I, front Curt' I'm fi'vt'. Art Club I, liuutball Quct-n I, Sponsork Clul: I, 2 3, 4, Cliocrlcaclcr l, 2, 5, 4, llcta Club 3, 4, junior-ScniOr Plas' 3, CLARION Staff 4, Chorus 4. Es'rEi,1.E blCTCI.lIliE 'l'11t' box! umm' lo kuvp gfoml ticts in vm'mnt'i is tu rt'f'rusl1 tlwm u'itl1 nuu'. juurnalisln Club l, 'l'ri lli-Y 2, lluta Club 5, 4, XlOnOgra1n Club 3, 4, Sccrciurx antl 'Yreasurcr 5, 4, Basketball 2, 5. 4, Captain 4, ll rlicam lluslxetball I, Scninr Plav 4, D..X.R. Citizenship ,-Xward 4, l.vttcr Girl 2, 3, 4, SpOnsOr's Club 2. 3, 4: Stu' th-nt Cuunuil l, 4, Cl..xiuON Staff 4. SAMAIY NlOORE All must lu' mirnvxt in ti world like ours. Plmotugrapltv Club l, llancl l, 2, 3: Beta Club 2, 4, Bus Drixcr 4. MA1ts11A1.1. bl0ORE lun rivvut' 5101 tlzuru 'lvss You striu llus Drivct' 4. l3E'l'I'Y 1XNN lXlORR1S A gorul tlixymsitimt, it friendly livtlrtf' l3.ll.A. I, 2, 3, Sucrvtarv l, President 2, 3, 'l ri' lli-Y 4, Stuclunt Council 2, 4, Crew Of lunior- S1-niur Plan' 5: Crow Ol' Scniur Plat' 4. Main' LOU MOSS fl swf! voice. ti yirivmllv xmiluf' l5.ll.,'X. I, 2. 3. Sl IIRLEY ORVVOOD fl rmrl gum! ,girl in ui't'ri' wuvf' 'I'rilliY 4. Main' JO NLILL Quit'l, mmxxuming, mul tlcpvmlulrl1'. Stutlcnt Council I, l,l1tllU5ll'3lDllX Club l, 'l'ri' Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, 'l'rcasllrt-i' 5, l'rvsitluut 4, Clwrus 3, 4, jOl1rnalisln Club 4. Iuuus Ctxusttu O lJAN1El. llt'tulx' to join in all flu' frm, Iittlv curing if Iussons tire clinic. l7OOtbull l, 2, 3, 4, Yztrsitv 5, 4, liasvbull l, 2, 5, 4, MOnOgra1n 2, 5, 4, Square Dance Club l, lcxtilt- Sclmul 4, llaslxutball 5: Cuzvffl' lltlcltfuf, Xl'L't'lx 4. lX'l.fun' FRANCES PA'i'iucK Smurf, cuymlzlv, mul tlluwwx lciml, in fuct, slit' lux! c1m'l ln' tlvfim'tl. Dramaxtics Club I, 'llri llifY 2, Student COuncil 2, lima Club 3, 4, Clirl's Statc 5, junior .Xssistunt llrlitur Of C1.,xmON 3, lidilm' Ol' C1.ui1Ow 4, Senior Plat 4, Nlust Likt-lx' tO Succcccl 4. LYNDA POPE Ulluliglitiug thu must Olrxvrving uwf' llrarnatics Club l, SpOnsOr's Club l, 2, 5, Letter Klirl l, 2, fl, 4, Librarx .Xssistant 2, lltmtball Queen ,Xttcnrlant 3, 4, Clwrus 4. 4, 'l'ri Hi-Y 3. 4: Scniur Plav 4. lIlXlAlY PORTER Ile's ti full, gum! fullnn' in twurt' wut. licfll pltlv it 75101711 guntc mtv nltl dur. Bantam l7OOtball l, B Team Football 2, Yarsitx l'OOtball 3, 4: Pl10TOQl'ilDllY Club l, Best Sport 4. RUBY PORTER Quint mul gwillt' in llur u'ti1'. lc! livr life comm' tix it mtii'. SARA RANKIN Hllrnzusl, siltcurv, dvpuvttlulvle ix she. l'bOtOgraplxx Club 1, Tri-lli-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, lfuntlpall Queen .Xttcntlant 5, Usher ScniOr Plav 4. QLIENTIN R111NEHAm' I um xurt' curuk tm enum' to life. llmnc ROO1n Officer l, juurnalism Club 1, 2, 4, Student Cuuncil 2, Cast Of Juniur'ScniOr Plat' 3, llllSll1L'SS Manager and Publicitx' Dircctur Of SL-niOr Plat' 4, Mtrst Original 4. ClHR1STINE RHYNE lx slit- not u motlcsf yutuzg Indy? l3.ll.1X. l, 2, 3, l,OOping Class 4. ELEANO11 RIIYNE HIJHIQII um! flu' world luuglis with you. jnurnalism Club I, 2, ll Team llasketball 2, Tri- lli Y 4 ClU1.LEEN lllDINC A smile for till, tr greeting gluml, u lnvulfrle 'folly uiuv the limi. Uraxnatics Club l, l3.ll..'X, 3, 4. 1955 BILLY SHERRILI. ll'itl1 Uvcry rgwict'--11 gt'11llU11mn. lass of lX lARGARE'I' Rrrcuis. '24 vgfuml ilisposition, it friumlly licurtf' llobbv Club lg Student Council lg Stugu band for Junior-Senior Plziv 3. Al.HURMAN Rwcniu 'l'ime is but flu' xtrmmi I go fisliiwipg A ' nz. 1 4 Bus Driver 4: 4-ll 1, Textile 4. ANN SHIELDS Slip ix silent, xlm is slim' but tliurtfi misclzivf in lim' mv. F.ll.,'X. I, 4. lztuwu ROWLAND l'r1tiu1iuv is tlic km' to succvxx EDDIE SHIFLDS Never trrmlvla trrmlolc 'lil tmirlvlc tfrmlvlcx you. Sports Club Ig Librurv .Xssistant 2: Vollcv ball Z3 Textile 3. KA'r1mYN RUMFEJJV Her smile shows liar zlispositimig lim friends lim' y7o1mltzrity. Dramatics Club lg Student Council 1, 2. 3, 4, Sccretarv of Student Council 45 Tri- lli-Y 25 Beta Club 5, 4, Treastlrer 3, Vice- Prcsidcnt 4, Secrcturv of lunior Class, Seers- tzxrv Of Senior Class, junior Marshal: Girls' State 33 Football Queen Attendant 4. Dltsnm' SHNIPSON DO11't ti'o1'1'1'--ins! lcacp going. Science Club lg liusclmll 2, I5 Tcznn Bus- kcthall 3. EUGENE SKIDMORE SYBIL SCXIIRONCE llc Imtlz zz daily lwuutv in his life. 'l'lu' gruss storms not, slie trends un il xo 'Vll Club l- light. Music Club lg Beta Club 3, 43 Secrctnrv of County' Beta Club 4. .ANTHONY D. SBIITII, l'r1u: to lzix word und lzix u'nrlc, l7OOtb.ill l. 2, 3, 4: Student Council lg BETTY LOU QIHIERQ Liluiiirv itssistzint 2, Stzigc Mumigor fm' ,I , , . H jlinmr-bcnior Plan' 3, Tuxtllc Subunl 33 Slmn QWU' 'mil Qffffll' 111 lwr wus. 35 4-Il Club l, 25 Chorus 4, 4, Stage Mim- Xttcndcd .Xtbens Iligb lg 'llri-lli-Y 4, ngci' fur Senior Play 4. llmux SMH ll l'i't'It1, u'itM', fllll 111' fun, il lrruilu' girl xl1v'x ull in wiv. Arts Zi Crafts Club SCEICIZIIY-ill'Cil5LIl'k'I I: Siudcnt Council lg Tri-llifY lg lit-tn Club 3, 4: ll Tcznn llzislwtbnll Z. llowfxnn Sixlrl-H l iff' is Om' lrm-Q 1n'rncuss Of ,getting tired. lli-Y 2, 3, 4g Sqlmrc Dance Club lg limit- bztll 3, 45 Czifcit-rin llelwr 4. l l lXlAXINE Sixtrrn Drm'l pmxx Iaufzptiitirni Iiglitlm' bv: it mm iicwi' www u,Qui1x. ALKXINE bTEwAm As ymrv us if pearl, as yuwftfct, ix lliit rm lvlt' girl. Music Club l, l7.H..X. 2, 3: 'I'rc1isurcr Ot l7.H..'X. 35 llc-ta Club 3, 4: Clmrtls Eg ilI,AllION Staff 4. 'lin STONE 'l'l1u mini fluff bluxlwx is lm! quitu t lrrzrlt'. Sports Club lg lictu Club 4. IQAYE STOWE fl tlmimnul girl: in mtv. ,Xttcnclud l.Owcll I, 2, 3, lit-tu Club 4, Oftiuc .Xssistzlnt 4: Llsbur in Scnim' Plux' 4. seniors . . class of 1955 HAROLD STOWE lt is easier to admire hard work if you clolz't do it. 4'lI l5 Square Dance Club I5 Monogram Club l, 2, 3, 45 Ili-Y 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 3, 45 Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 45 Freshman Football 15 Varsitv Foot- ball 25 Manager 3, 45 Bus Driver 45 Sports Club l5 American Legion Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. SARAH STOWE I hate nolwtlvg I :mi in charity with the world. Arlington junior High 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Stu- dent Council 2, 3. PATRICIA STRICKLEN Be useful where thou li1'est. F.lI.A. l, 2, 45 Secretarv of F.ll.A. 45 Student Council 2. EDDIE ,LHROWER ll'ork fascinates me, I could sit and watch if for hours. Vice-President junior Class5 Viec-President Senior Class, Student Council l, 2, 35 Monogram Club l, 2, 3, 45 Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Shrine Bowl 45 Optimist Bowl 45 All-Conference 3, 4: Gazette Lineman of Wleek 45 Greensboro Dailv 'Xll State 45 Breeland Award 4. LAURA 'I3oDD A lovelv holy, gtrrmentr'1l in light from her own beauty. Vice-l'resiclent of Art Club l5 Tri-Ili-Y 3, 45 Chaplain 'l'ri-Ili Y 45 Senior Play' 45 Chorus 4. IIIM LINTZ His im' is us deep us the ocean, his troubles as light as its foam. Beta Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 journalism Club l, 2, 35 Assistant Art llditor 15 Art Editor 2, 35 Freshman Football l, Varsitv 2, 3, 45 Stage Crew Junior-Senior Play' 35 Student Couneil 25 Vice Pres' i ent Sophomore Class: Assistant Sports lilitor C'I..xRloN 35 Sports and Art Editor CLARIUN 4, CHARLES VVALLS Hlfuios' every mon1e11t5 pleasures do not commonly lost so long as life. Northwestern Iligh School 1, 2: lli Y 3, 45 Man- ager Football 4: B Team Football 35 junior-Senior Plas' 35 Senior Plav Student Director 4. DoN VV EN'1'z Drm't take life too seriouslv, 1'ou'll never get out of it alive. Varsitv Football 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 Varsitx' Basketball 2, 3, 45 Captain Basketball 35 Friendliest 45 Hi-Y Piesirlenn Best Athlete5 Treasurer Senior filass5 Monogram 3, 45 All Counts' Basketball, 35 Sports Club l. JOANNE VVILKINSON Grace is to the hotly what reason is to the mimi. journalism Club 15 Beta Club 3, 45 Most Digni- fied 4. DENNY VVILLIAAIS I :mi what I am mul that's all I um. Varsity' Football l, 2, 3, 45 Football Captain 45 Varsitv Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Sports Club l5 Mono- gram Club l, 2, 3, 45 Vice-President Freshman Class5 All Conference 35 Gazette Lineman of VVeek 35 Greensboro Dailv News All State Check List 45 Chorus 3, 45 Ili-Y Vice-President. lVlARY JANE WINLIATE Be silent and sufc5 silence never betrays von. Sports Club l5 Looping Class 3. ALBERTA WR1c:11'i' Cmzte11tment is better than riches. Dramatics Club 15 Triflli-Y Club 25 Student Council 25 Varsitv Basketball 25 Beta Club 3, 4. A1011 Rings Senior Play C I I1 ease A lzvrwhals Ufe All Make Mistakes One-Two-'I-l11'ce Kick Nye Hopeff I Q 3 Q , i activities C L A R I 0 N NINETEEN HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE Business AfIt?11'Z672Q,EZ1' E0lit01'fi1f1fChief Business Mmaagw CIAYE IIORTON IVIARY FRANCES PATRICK CTARROLL BEATY Page Fortyflwo Assistant, Editor SHIRLEY BRIDGES ju riior Business Mnrzager ANN IDRENNAN Sports Editors JIMMY LINTZ ESTELLE NCCLIIRE Plwtograpli Editors CiERALD IIARVEY IVIIKE SMITH AIIARVIN AICLEAN PVOL'i1lCfiUIY ami Cfircitlzitiori AIAXINE STEVVART SIIIRLEY BEM Y PAT CiUV1NGTON KAYE BENNETT CiECEI.1A IIENKEL SYBLE AIAYNARD Faculty Advisers CiHARLES AIARVIS DIUANNE Fur: ER CLRACE Pow RVTARVIN NTCLEAN JERRY LILES ..... PIIYLLIS IQENDRICK. . . Drum Hlzzjor JERRY GATTIS Mujorettes SARA LANIEIK LINDA COUCII Cl0l1'i118lS PAT BALLARD LINDA COUCH DAVID HALL VVILMA HOUSER PHYLLIS KENI71K1CK PAT LAYE SARA LANIER JO ANNE PARKER -JANE GIBSON ANN CATO BETTY JO ELLER NIARILYN PIARPIZR LAMAR JACKSON CIIARLES PRATHER JOHNNY JAYES Basses ERSKINE ARMSTRONG ROBERT CARRIGAN GERALD HARVEY JIMMY JENKINS mont high school band IIARRY HALL-Direclm' OFFICERS PIIYLLIS ISENDRICK KAYE NIXON BETTY JO ELLER Letter Girls LYNDA POPE ANN TIELDERNIAN . . . . . .Prasidenl . . . . . . . . . . .Vice-PI'esidc111 .. .... Scc1'etu1'1' Lzml T1'cusurcr ESTELLE RTCCTLURE ANN ARMSTRONG TONI QUEEN PAT COVINGTON CTECELIA HENKIZL BAND MEMBERS Barito nes TOMMY FOURNIER IDAN POPE T1'14f1l1J7Gf5 and Corneis ROBERT FOURNIER BILLY GRINDSTAEE RONNIE PIARDIZE JAIXIES LINERERGER RTARSIIALL RIIYNE RENA YOUNG JOE STOWE BOBBY xA7ALDRUP JIM POAG BARRY LINC-ERFELT GERALD LOFTIN JERRY VAN TDYKIL FRED VAN DYKIi French Horns JERRY CTATTIS PEGGY GREENE SCUTTIIZ LTOYVELL RICHARD HARVELI, ALLEN HELTON SL?Xfl'J7Z'L0'7'1GS R IARVlN NICLEAN BUDDY HATCHER VVILLIAIVI STEWART T1'01'n170I1es RAY JORDON JERRY LILES SANI LVTCISNIGHT LEROY ALLEN VVILEY MILLER KENNETH TVJAULDIN DON LKJWE Oboe CAROL CTLONINGER Buss C Yuri net NANCY XAIARRIZN T'Jf111J76ll1f TERRY CJOLIEY Flutes TOMMY HAND KAYE NIXUN JOHNNY ADAMS CHARLES GRAIIAM Drums JOHN SANDERS CTECILY CLONINGER TDECIL DIXON HOWARD GARDNE12 JERRY LX'lOOIlIi KENNY PRATIIER LRENE QUEEN RONALD BALLARD elementary band Hules IJAVID S'I'owI1 CoIINI5I.I,x IXNN 'lc Cflurilzcts LAAIAII PLIIIIY BIIILNIJA XVALKLII RQNNII5 THIIUWLII BIIENIJA KINAIIIH HAIIULD AIAIEH RICKILI' PAINILII 13IIriIom' ,lkuxv C .xsI4I I' c70l'l18f5 -IAUAIAII' IJIXON AIADISON IIIPPS ADAIIIRAL RIIYNL IJANNY PIIILLIPS cJ'I'lS lJlI,l..KHD ,I-1711111701185 CILINE PLIIKINS lJAIIIu'I.L Rosmsox DON NL.-XGLL HIINNII- SANIIIIIQ student council CIAIL IXRIVISTRONG CARROLL BEATY DONALD BENTLEY SHIRLEY BRIDGES MICKEY BYERS JOHN CHERRY DENORMA COLEINIIAN GLENDA CRAIG ANN IDRENNAN IRVING ELLINGTON JUNE ENGLISH DON FUNDERBURK IEAN CQRYDIER OFFICERS CHARLES LEWIS .. TRUETT ILINEBERGER , KA'TIIRYN RUIXIFELT . CYRAYSON IIANTILTON CZERALD HARVEY HENRY IIONES PATRICIA LAYE CHARLES LEWIS YFRUETT LINEBERGER IOANNE h1ASSEY DOUG DqAULDIN C1LORIA BqAUI,D1N BILLY MOORE SAIXHXIY TVIOORE BE'I I'Y JIXNN 1Xf'1ORRIS TED MOSS . . I . President Vice-President I , .Secretmfy ESTELLE MCCLURE IXYANCY IVICCOIG BARBARA 1X 1CELVEEN NTARVIN NICLEAN OPAL PEARSON '110Nl QUEEN NANCY RANKIN JOHNNY RATTERREE JOE RHYNE KATHRYN RUBUTELT BOBEY STEWART IRICHARD STOWE PEGGY WALKER the office library assistants i'Your attention please, says the voice over the PA. Everyone is quiet for there is always news of some importance from either -lean or hir. Cortncr. All would like to see the following people in the office is an expression dreaded by all, for the skipping penalty is always just hut firm. Yes, things are always happening in the office, hut Mr. Cortner and ,lean somehow find time for all of us. Rachel liarper, Mike Smith, Evelyn Lewis, Sue Fox, Ierri Ruth lX'lorrison, joyce Freeman, Betty Featherstone, Gail Campbell. Ruth High- tower, Fred Miller, Betty Black, Sue Bowen, Andy Vifofford, ,lohn Cherry, Barbara Ann Frances, Barbara Huffstctler, ludy Mullis. beta club Rosa Nlae Adcock, Carroll Beaty, Peggy Beaty, Kaye Bennett, Lucille Brandon, Roy Lee Briggs, Shirley Bridges, Tony Bowen, Ann Colston, Glenda Ewing, Betty Jean Featherstone, Rachel Ann Harper, Sherry Harris, Gerald Harvey, Ronnie Helton, Joyce Heafner, Cecelia Henkel, Geraldine Hunt, Eddie lsenhower, Henry Jones, Betty Ann Kanipe, Phyllis Kendrick, Evelyn Lewis, Dusty lN'laVn21rCl, Syble Maynard, Estelle NlcGlurc, Carol Nlize, Sam McKnight, Sam Nloore, Larry Orren, hlary Frances Patrick, Sybil Schronce, Emily Smith, Renee Smith, Nlike Smith, Maxine Stewart, Scottie Stewart. Sara Stowe, Kaye Stowe, Ted Stone. Jimmy Untz, Joyce Upton, Nancy Vvatson, Alberta VVright. Loretta VVilliams, Joanne VVilkinson, Miss Emily Grier. N01 pieriiredz Eddie Hand. President Vice-Presizlenl Treaswfer Secretary DON FUNDERBURK KATHRYN RLIMFELT 'IVJRUETT L1NEBEncEn PAT COVINGTON The purpose ol' the 'l4.Ll1'HLIllSl11 Club is to puhlieive sehool news. Each xxeels the eluh senels news to the loeal weeltlx' newspaper, 'ilu' lielnmnr Bunzer. The school nenspaper journalism c Xlemhers are: Barbara lfraneis, Renee Smith, Bettv Rankin, ,lo Anne Ewing, lattice Small, Nanci U'atson, Sandra Lilnerick, K,,,,,,,,,x K,,,,,,,x' g5 lullllisksd ,mrmhlv by I,m,m'L,l,5 M ,Inf Linda Parker, Ann Drennan, Xlaxine Smith. Carroll Nlize. club. 'lo be in this elniu, one mus, br intereftel in iouinalis it liatheriire XViH221YUf MUN 'xml SUESLSV Kww BCIYIWYY- Ofheliil Writing ancl prox e hinnsell dependable and 2lCClllilIll'. Lathan, ,lane BleGinnis, Ruth Gaither, Scottie Stewart, Hike Officcls um, Smi.h, Henrv Jones, Larrv Urren, Gave llorton, Ann Colston. ANN Dm-NNAN h A A l I I l I . I I Vlidimr Rarbara Xlclilveen, Quentin Rhinehart. Loretta Vllatts, Doris lgmmum M,,Ii,.,,, HN H Hlhsistunl lfdnmr llarvev, Gail Campbell, Katherine Rogers, Ronnie Ilartgrove, HAVE IBHNNMHI' .,,, --4-- I g,,,,,,L.,- lg,m,,,. Dann Bowen, Iudv Campbell, Sharon Cline, Mvra Dcllingcr, BUDDY Civro ,i .... ...liusiness Mumigvr Nunev Parker, lliltla Ballard, Nanex' Ruekner, Tonv Pack, Mlss AIARY jo1tnAN . ,........ Spmiwr lwlg ine Cooke, Butlclv Cato. l-.ll..X. stands lor luture llomemakers of .Xll1L'l'IL'Ll fan in eorporatetl non-profit vouth organization. The main goal is learning to lixe better toclax in order that the horneinaltin-5 pupils, lives anal those of their families max' he better tomorrow. Officers are: 1 lifwi 1 rits llunrrx' ... ...., Prusitluut Naxcw' XVLN rf ,Xlt Colt. . .. .Vice-Prusitluzzt l ,X'I'llIC'l.X S'i'lt1t ku X . ..,.. Svereturi RM'litil. Roni iris .. . ,'l'renxnrer ciI,IifNI!A Ronlxsox .... ..Ilixtoritnz Xllss M xut,.xlu.'i' Bi. xnz . .,Sponsfn' .h.. Nlenrhers are: Nina Sue liuller, l,o.etta XYatts, Pollv Chcrrv, hvelxn llagrms, Ann Shields. Carroll Mile, joxee Fisher, lovce Xleflnre, Patricia Striclslun, Rein' .Xrnistrongg. Gaxle Tavlor. Cleralrline Belcher, .Xthalee Rn-nzlle, late Sellers. Nanci' Vlentz Xlefoig, Peggv llarnell. Carol jean Greene, ,lenellean IJLICllfi'V, Xlarilvn Buinette, Margaret Chapman, joxee Cloninger, Shirlex lgllis, hloise Griffin, Dottie llamilton, loinlnie Gm Long. .lean Robinson. Xlogene XVilson, Xlartha .Xlevmrleix Doris Goble, Patricia Arronoocl, lox llaynell, llarbara lrzxneis. Catherine XX'ingatz-, Sue Nichols, l'hx'llis lngle. Yielsie ilarrlin, Rachel Roberts, Glenrla Robinson. .Xnn lixnum. Xlarie Roberts, jovce Thompson, lo lgllen Pennington, jurlx Xlnllis, Linda Stewart, Shelba Painter, Janice Satterfieltl, Charlotte .Xnn Dodd, Shir- lev Beale, Rubx' NVig5gins, Patsy Smith. textile students Phyllis Brittain, Ierry Carver, Barbara Keeter, Louise Nlartin, Sammy Moore, Nlary Lou ltloss, Ruth Row- land, Joe Rankin, Juanita Brewer, Ronita Bynum, lanice Chastine, Lenoir Chaney, Lamar Deese, Alice Hansil, Gerry Hardin, Margaret Ritchie, Jerry Simpson, Dean Autcn, Eugene Byers, C. O'Daniel, Talmadge Street, Jerry Broome, Eddie Shields, Larry Hawn, Tommy hlclntyre, limmy Porter, Billy Sherrill, Randolph Faile, Everette Dillard, Mikel Arms, William Burch, Iohnny Cobb, Thomas Gibson, Raymond Flowers, Charles Jenkins, Esther Young, Shelby Smith, Retia Compton, Barbara Sanders, Jimmy Hall, Donald Cook, Iames Banner, Roy Lee Briggs, Claude Bumgardner, Iimmy Cloninger, Dickie Ferguson, Eddie Hand, Robert Helton, Harry Howe, Howard Lineberger, Charles Mason, Don Murphy, Thurman Ritchie. Ioopfng Mus. FOSTER, Teacher Carroll Nlize, Shelby lean Dudley, Fannie Underwood, Patricia Elrod, Catherine Wingate, Barbara Van Dyke, Viola Irvin, Christine Rhyne, Doris Hall, .loan Trull, Carolyn Flowers, Dena Francis, Doris Dye, Lillian Caskey, loyce McClure, Rachel Adcock, Betty Ewing, lune English, Vickie Burnette, Faye Slaughter, Doris Stephens, Emily Quinn, Barbara Herrin, Marie Samples, Rosa Mae Adcock, Nellie Whitener, Gloria Wiggins, Katherine Rogers. Don Barnes, Bobbv Brown, Carroll Brown, Vllavnt Burrell, Douglas Carver, David Clanton, Hill Collier, Creed Cornell, David Crawford, Mielcev Eldridge. Ernie Ellison, Paul English, Reggie Feurot, Alfred Ford, Carlton Foxx, Nolan Graham, Bobhv Hamilton, Franlc Hamilton. Gravson Hamilton, Ronnie llartgrove, Larrv Hawn, Don Hoffman, Keith Hubbard, Gene Hunt, 'lerrv Hunt, Hall Kale, George Kitchen, Richard Lawing, Charles Lewis, joe Lewis, Cleon Mason, Keith manual arts NlcCumbee, Kennv NleCarn, Ted Moss, Marshall Moore, Charles Mullins, Ernest Panel, Vlilliain Parker, lerrv Patterson, Theron Rt-ep, limmv Rich- mond, Tommv Roherts, limmv Rudisill, Ronnie Rumfelt, Charles Satterfield, Howard Smith, Mike Smith, lNlvril Smith, Ciles Solonian, ,liminv St. Clair, Barry Stowe, Daniel Tevepaugh, Eddie Thrower, Dannv Travwielc, Frank Travwielc, Carroll VVelil3, Richard VVilson, Harold Vllilliains, Albert Vllright. cafeteria helpers Thomas Bain, Xvavne Nlclfarn, Alerrv Fisher, Charles Lewis, Pansv Sigmon. lloxxarrl Smith, l-arrv Thomas' son, Eddie Thrower, lfannv Underwood, Nlarv Ann Vllelch, Harold XVoods. cheerleaders Gaye Horton, Syble Nlaynard, Nlaxinc Smith, lo Ann Ewing, Ann Drennan, Gloria lX lauldin, Carlotta Steele, judy Albee, Nancy Rankin. chorus DIIXED Cl-IORUS SU17l':7l11U1 Linda Bradshaw, Laura Todd, Nancv W'arren, Lin- :la Pope, Geraldine Hunt, Diane Price, Barbara llolin, hlarv Io Null, Tina Thrower, Betty Rankin, hlaxine Ionas, Kav Bennett, Sandra Linieriek, Myra Dellinger, Vickv Burnette. Alto: Svlple Mavnard, Gave Hortvn, Okie Lathan, Frances Hamilton, Loretta l'Vatts, :lean Stewart, Kar Sherrill, Shirlev Bridges, Nancv Parker, lovee Kendrick, Patricia Lave, Vllilina llouser. 'l'v'nur: Marvin hlelaean, Ted Griffin, Randy' Burns, liutch Wfalls, llenrv Jones, Buddv Hatcher, Buddv Cato, Jerry Cattis, Iohnnv Cobb, Freddie VValters. Rush Bradshaw. Buss: Kellv Kee, fue Lewis, 'Ronnie llelton, 'Denm' W'illiains, David Dellinger, Dannv l7L1nderburk, Tonv Pack, A. V. Kitchen, Marvin Hardee, Bill Dunlap, Larrv Thomasson, Mike Smith. 'l'onY Smith, Garv Cannon, Doug Blauldin. GIRLS CllORUS Hilda Ballard, Kav Beattv, Geraldine Belcher, 'Dorothy Cald- well, Gail Caniphell, Gaylene Christopher, Sharon Cline, Lin- da Couch, Glenda Craig, Sue Craig, Glenda Ewing, Io Ann Ewing, Sue Fux, Dottie Hamilton, Rachel Harper, Doris Haw- kani, Tamara Hedrick, Barbara Huffstickler, Tomrnv Long, Sue Millen, Barbara Nlclllveen, Linda Mellinty, Linda Rae Parker, ,Io hllen Pennington, Marie Roberts, Fave Sellers, Carlotta Steele, Scottie Stewart, Esther Swanson, Iovee Thompson, Nancy Wlatson, Gail Yount. bus drivers Charles Lewis, Hamid Stowe, Tliurriiaiu Ritchie, Sammv Nloore, Giles Sulmiiun, Alzunes Banner, Rlarsliall Kloore, Howard Liiieberger. WMM., Mt! . fin A+, wx :fri- i YQ U 4 si K , 1 5 . .. mag .. if' Q is 5 1 5 iw 4, M ,gl f ,V ff? M MS, ygifjgq 44 :A g - A ymzfbgfif Q.. 5 -2 9 5 ' i , e janitor CiENE llxvis Piigc' I7ifri'-tlzrec' monogram club The main purpose of the Monogram Club is to help cref ate and promote interest in ath- letics of Belmont High School. Membership in this club is lim- ited to those earning a varsity letter in football, basketball, Or baseball. The club sponsors a banquet and dance Once each year, at which time all former members of the club are invited to attend. The faculty adviser is lVlr. Wrather Johnson. GAIL ARMSTRONG TJEAN AUTEN CARROLL BEATY PEGGY BEATY TOMMY BERRY EUGENE BYERS GARY CANNON BUDDY ELLER CHARLES ENLOE DON FUNDERBURKE JIMMY HALL RONNIE HEI.TON WILMA HOUSER GERALDINE HUNT I lALL KALE KELLY KEIZ PHYLLIS KENDRIGI4 TOE LEWIS TRUETT LINEBERGER DOUG NTAULDIN TDUSTY lx'TAYNARD ESTELLE lVTCCLURE LINDA MCCINTY TOMMY lVlCINTYRE I. C. OlDANIEL JIMMY PORTER NORMAN REED HOWARD SMITH TONY SINIITH HAROLD STOWE RAY THOMAS EDDIE THROWER CARROLL TRULL JIM UNTZ RONNIE ELDRIDGE NANCY WATSON DON WENTZ DENNY WILLIAMS tri-hi- The Tri-Hi-Y promotes and upholds high standards of Christian clmructcr. Its religious projects and uctivitics arc directed to thc good of the school anal the comrnunitv. Ofticcrs: Spmlsor-Mrs. Dwight Fick ling. Presiaicrzt-Marv lo Null. Via' PrexizleuI-Barham Bohn, Sccrviurv' jcanctte Xlauldin, Trcusiirvr - Sami Ran kin. Clmplaiu-Lznlra Todd. ANN 1XRN'lS'I'RONC SHIRLEY REAL!-1 KAYE BEATTY SIHRLEY BEATY I31a'1 1'Y -IANI-1 Iii.-wk SHIRLEY BLACK BAnn.um I3oLiN Suu I3owEN IJELURIES FORTNICR BEVERLY QTUFFIZI' NANCY Gum ANN Hxisnzn VVlLMA Ilouslen AIAXINE PIUNAS fJ'I'HELlA LATHAN ALICE I,IPSK'0MlHi IJUROTHE.-X Lowri JOANNE AIASSEY ,IEANE1 1'15 AIAULDIN BETTY XXNN Nlomus Sninuav Nonwoon XIARY -Io NULL LYNDA PoPi1 SARA IRANKIN ELEANon RIIYNIL BETTY Lou SEI.I.I'.RN Lrxrlim Toon LURETTA KVATTS RACHEL XVHXTHNLQR Mas Qw- ,A fm Wm . VM. A 'CQ' J , rw ir? A OK 'K QTY fr E-If if Q,,. 'E3' 4- rv- 404 'Y 4-Q. YA' .us ,vm L wk-5 ,N an K. ,, vs Ea I - ,vp .- -A fo ,M , .L V' Q CLTN T S an hi- The purpose of the Hi-Y is to cre- ate, maintain, and extend throughout the home, School, and Community, high standards of Christian character. QFFICERS: President-Don Wentz, l7ice-President-Denny VVilliams, Seo retozry-Truett Linehergcr, T1'86lSlL1'8'l'- Kelly Kee, Chaplain-Heiiry Iones, R8?JO1'f87'+TClDV Bowen, Sergeant-at arms-Joe Lewis, Sponsor-Mr. Fick- ling. MEMBERS CARROLL BEATY TOMDIY BERRY TONY BOWEN RUSH BRADSHAW GARY CANNON CHARLES ENLOE DON FUNDERBURK JERRY GATTIS BONNIE HELTON HENRY JONES HALL IQALE KELLY KEE CHARLES LEWIS JOE LEWIS TRUETT LINEBERGER DOUG NIAULDIN DUSTY NIAYNARD VVENDELL h'lOORE NORINTAN N. REHJ HOWARD SMITH HAROLD STOWE RAY THOMAS CHARLES VVALLS FREDDIE VVALTERS DON VVENTZ lDENNY VVILLIAIVIS lXflR. DWIGHT FICKLING sponsor's club The Sponsofs Club consists of students who have attained the position of cheerleader letter girl, drum major or majorette. Linda Pope, Ann Helderman, Estelle McClure, Ann Armstrong, Toni Queen. Pat Covington, Cecelia Henkel, Sara Lanier, Phyllis Kendrick, Linda Couch, Gave Horton, Maxine Smith, Syble Maynard, Jo Ann Ewing, Ann Drennan, Gloria lXlauldin, Carlotta Steele, ,ludy Ahee, Nancv Rankin, jerrv Gattis. N Az ummm e W Hfr ' ,X AD' , 3, GEL .s 'ff x. I .,. an I 2, ' V' A 1' ' -aw,-1 A ' 2,4 -xt 4. I. Lew iw- ggxgpaef , r- -Q X , , ,.,.-y XNNM. K 3, WJ, ..,, faq T.k Q, 15:5 if ., L. N L , N in um V , ,, ,gy 'ki' 'fm - J' -, 'XJ 1.5, Wx? ?::'3A?W+?, I , ., .m., , , J -M' ygyf? ,bfi EN J kr Ffff- Sf f - .,yfgf'?' 'Q ,ifafd , Z f v- gh: ,,,, f-v 'Zjfg-,'5'i,,,,v45H'3Q Qiifff ,, 1 'VF ' I Q ff 1' .q1 :iF1fr'5Qwei'5 ' -. A f' J. 's'mef- f:w--4445 X' ,gf 'I win-vfwi ww ,. . , , ' .-- 9 , ,ff'Q:f1, gf' ,Q P'w5,g,.-j f',g',4ffQ15 ,f ,Q ' I -K u,6ffiy,?.,f 3 X., I f Mr .fir -'gwg . - V ,E , X142 lb -- K 1 , I ..-ff' V fi- N Ami' ' I , . 4 I 'Ji Q4 5 , K , 00 W , K li-ri -If rn- ,,, ,gift 1 1' ay yr ' ' wwf, f- .V ,. , 4 'J if Q . Mg. , - ' ' ' I 1 ' -- ,QF 4-Qxfy' fisfis' V , 4 V '-.- Q . fl .. ,.-' '. 54- Q W fs ' ' ' YIM 1 'Qu 'N . ' 7 f 1 H - v V - wffsgkv-gif df 'nj , ,, . ,, ' . ' il 'L 1' X H 'fu' - ' Y Lf' Q f DENNY WILLIAMS DON WENTZ HALL KALE KELLY KEE CARROLL TRULL When other things have been long forgotten, Belmont High School will long remember their 1954 football season. Everything happened that could have possibly happened, Calling for one of the most 1neIIIorable gridiron eampaigns in B H S history. Had it not been for the forfeited conference games, the defending champs would almost surely have been champions again. Despite the fact that the use of an ineligible player took some of the sheen off the fine Raider record, it still shines brightly and accomplishments were many. The team was a well-organized unit, coaches VVrather Johnson and johnny Coble did a wonderful job, and there was little question that Belmont was still the Inost feared team in their conference. After being down at one point in the season after a stunning 2546 upset at the hands of Shelby, the Big Red pulled themselves up by their own bootstraps, and almost grabbed the laurels. As it was, they finished the regular season in a three-way tie with RS Central and Shelby. But after Belmont was knocked out of the raee because of the eligibility rule, R-S Central was also knocked for a loop for the same reason. Net result: Shelby was declared champ. ootball-'54-'55 Belmontis '54 record stood at 6-1-2. After a disappointing opener in which they were tied by Cherryville, 13-13, the Raiders rolled to three straight victories. In two straight non-conference games, North Nleeklenburg and Cramerton fell before 51-6 and 25-0 scores. Loop-leading RYS Central Came to town the following week, and they were favored to win. Belmont played probably their finest game of the year as they blanked the Hilltoppers 1340. Shelby caught the Raiders down after their great performance against Central and won easily. C. O'Daniel was the whole show a week later as the Big Red romped over Lineolnton, 27-6. In a non-conference game, Nlorganton went down, 20-6, and in what was expected to be a tough game, the Raiders ripped Paul Haynes and Forest City to pieces, 34-6. The season ended with a 7-7 tie, that coming against Kings hflountain. Tailback Doug Mauldin gained 1,124 yards rushing for the season, and led the County in scoring with 90 points. He was tabbed the best junior gridder in North Carolina. Eighteen seniors graduate from the team this year. They will be missed, but others are left behind to carry on the Belmont High tradition and to keep BelInOnt's finest sport going, football. EDDIE TI1RCDYVER TONY SMITH JOE LEWIS JININIY LINTZ TIKLIETT LINEBERGBR Dllixlrxrv Ponrrin . Cmiw C'.xNNoN No tealn finishes a season in which they have gained the attention of fans anrl press without gaining deserving recognition. The biggest news was the Raiders placing two players on an alle state team. Eddie Thrower was named to the Greensboro Daily News all-state, and Mauldin to the Charlotte Observer all-state. DEAN ALI1'liN Rowxua HELTKJN EUGENE Bviaus BUDDY ELLEN Dus'rY LXIAYNARD C. O'DANu3L Tommy MelN'rYu13 Dorm AlAULDlN CillARLES EN1,o15 Rin' Tnorxms Dow lTlINlHiRl3UllK -ldhrower Participated in the Shrine Howl game in Charlotte, antl along with Gary Cannon ancl Denny Vliilliarns, Partieipaterl in rhe Optimist Bowl in Asheville. Vllincling up the more important aehieveinents. Thrower, VVlllliII'llS, Nlauldin and Ronnie llelton were naniecl to their all-eonferenee team. f-f Ill IIIII BE LMON T I 3 X CHERRY vn,LE 'Bf ,,.p,cmeN9 5ELMOpw QELMUNT 13 RUTHERFORUTUN SPINDPL ssl Z5 5:-,LMo N 'r 6 5928. BELMGNT 27 Lmr.oLN1'ol5 BE lMON Z '.g,pl4TQ!: ff X NQELMONT - ii 1 C111 Fo es X, ELMONT -'I KINCS MT. x X. l.!g.f xx 7 - M X- K xH R lfgfyfxxf! , if! f9ff f ff! J x,e M'-A lf'-H L, , W -'wx' ' NE XV . e,0 N - N - 4, , 1 ff x QXAJ s 162-51 X fig , 7 X 'f ff B X X Q , 4 X X. M W , H A ' X , A N S x R, is ,HX De nmnm y XN'illit 1111 s, Don XVcntv, llull Kale, Kelly Kee, Carroll Trull, Don lTLl1lLlCI'lJLll'liC. lloh Vllillir 1111 s. Eclclie Tl mrrm wer, T 1111 y Smith, joe Lewis, Howard Smith, Irvin Ellington, Vlbrirlell Moore, llenry -I cmii es, llurry llowe. Robert Bain. jiinmy Untz, Truett Lineberger, li iiiiii y Porter. lleun Anton, -Izunes Miller, Allen Wiils ciim, Ro iiii ie Helton, Bobby Brown, Buddy Ilutclicr, Eugene llyers. Mickey Byers, llutldy lillcr, Lu r'1' y Orren, Gary Can rrmiri , Carroll Beaty, Dusty Xluynurml, Martin hlurpliy, ji riilil y llich riismiic l, Robert Parsons, C. O'Daniel, Toi iiiri y Melntyrc. Doug Mziulclin, Charles Enlou, li iiii ny llunlisill, Huy Thomas, Theron Reep. .l lmzzigerx fwfflw Harold Stowe, Charles Xhlls, Tornmx Hun rather -Iohnsian-johnny Coblc Ronnie Eldridge, Norman lhicl WQEP ,mm V A,...,.,,m5kL,Y ww mwNwW,.mMW Y , WMWLM W fr: ,---f ummWM.,Q,,,i,Wwm. .WAww,,W.f,Mm.M.,WM-q.W,MmMWwfwy. mmf v..,WW MMM N, my A, .WW,,. .... MWMMW., jimmy llu.i, llxuoin S'rowi Dusry .Xl.xyN,xRn Dhwxy XVilx.1xx1w ciAllllUl.I 'I'uuLL Kr1.r.x' Km-3 h o y s' Kelly Kee, Carroll llirull, Denny Wfilliams, Dusty Nlaynarcl, Jimmy llall, Harold Stowe, Dickie Suggs, Eugene Byers, Tony Pack, .loc Lewis, 'liruett Lincberger, Roy Gene Young, Mr. Coble, Coach. basketball '54-'55 girls' Estelle McClure, Mr. johnson, Coaclz, Peggy Beary, Ann Drennan, Phyllis Kend- rick, Shirley Beale, Nancy VVatson, Lynda KlcGinty, Mary Ann Suggs, Gail Armf strong, Gloria Mauldin, Geraldine llunt. Gail, .Xiuismimxca CLi:1m1.1:iNE llUNI hs'rL1.x,i1 XlK'Cl.llRL Piuzgy Briyxx PHx'1.l.1w KLNDRIKK Lyxua XRICQINTY wif :fx Q 'gwwggsg , if sw L: if www. hx .,.,.,.v:.:: XM L : :' , ....... Emu 5. I 1 M l31Gc15usTA11 If ll EG PIU1f1fS'I'E'l'l.Iill Divx Suczfzs C, CJYIDANIIQI. , vm -'v gk fix A f Q ' 3 6 Qi ,MW AW F455-'-fa W Lffjwmt I Q ,uw . xg fkgxw.-WH E I3raxm'C'1,umNm,n Clmxx' CRANNON F,llCl1'Nl: BYERS l'Vm1t ww: Lugcnc Bycrs. Cnzrx C Lllmrm, C. U Dgmlcl. Dmmld Du-xl, Dial Sugvs, limmx Null. baseball A Huff: VUIVI lfunm Cloningcr. 5lLlIHL'S lliggclmzllvi. Umm XVCIIU, Hur- ulcl Slmxc. RL'gi11Llld llLlff'stL'1lL'l'. IXKJITIUL' llcllcm. Dux XYISNTI -lmnxlx' IHIALL H.u:uL1x S'1'owx1 M, ' KW? sv 2 x i J! ii: - :': ? 1.1 nrv, W ,- ,sgrfvggiw f K 'W 'in Q 7 -v-:2s -1-- 1 ':-. :..-.E-2-i . ..:-,-,':, 2 'M M 'I . TZ -E ..,. , A 1 -U W' 7 W? .. 34- Mm, is M , , ,H i,:.,r- .' W'r y-3,,1.w 3115 , f .. if IQ W, ,.?igi?f4WQ L, ,.,. 333 W gflfsf hw 9 pf fea t u r e s e queen and her court ANN iDRENNAN, Queen Attendants: Gloria Niauldin, Pat Covington, Sandra Limerick, Kathryn ' Rumfeit, iX 12lXiI1C Smith, Linda Pope, Linda Kee. BAND AND c1HOl'4US CTONCEHI' k1lEX'llLE SCIHXQIY around helmont hi W XR X wx X N, :sw T , , IIUMECOMINQ QUEENIS CRJIZCJNJXTICIN l'u,Qc' SL'1'l'7If1 UlIL' SN ' fd? PAT CovmcruoNfCu,xn1.12s LEWIS KATHRYN RIINIFELT-'Q'ILXllI.FS Xv.XI,l,S PVctti0stf.Ur1s! 1101111501110 I3cstn'XlIfRo11r1d ' I a t i v e s AIARY Ifmwchs P.Xll!ll'li DON l7uNmanmlnKn .IOANNF M.fws1gx' Most lifculw' In SIICCUCLI .Host fKli:mL'li1'c iNUERhURk m:sms:NT f .. ,,,.,..w-R- M MM W K our senior superlatlves CSAIL Am1sTRoNc: I11x1MY PORTER rl-ONY BOWEN-KATHRYN RUMFELT Best Sports Most Accomyvlished B. CARTER, INC -i- CARTER TRAVELER COMPANY Mlll DEVICES COMPANY BR INFIELD STUDIOS Official Photographers for the l955 Clarion CHARLOTTE N C Compliments of THE BANK OF BELMONT -E- Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation P29 ty Ompllmenrs of Belmont Hosiery Mills, Iooorooraled BELIVIGNT KNITTING COMPANY Compliment f Piedmont Processing Company BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Cornplirn t f Gaston Sausage Company Compliments of R. P. HARRISON DAIRIES 'k BELMONT, N. C. Comgrafulafioms, Seniors! BELK-MATTHEWS CU. Leading Department Store BELMONT, N. C. I1 Your Teachers Had 0ue Purpose 1 '. if X to Eye 'Q El , Q ,ugh 'I i . .uf lllllfipdpxcfiwgi DUKE 5952 MMPANMY Now that twelve years of lessons are behind, your teachers will probably admit it! There was iust one big lesson they set out to teach you -- that is, believe in vourself. Self reliance, confidence, and initiative have made the Piedmont Carolinas one of the finest places you could possibly live and work in. So . . . conqratulations, boys ondgirls. The stage is yours! Compliments of Belmont Lumber Go., Inc. Everything for the Building Phone 53l7 BELMONT, N. C. Page Eighty-one CONGRATULATIONS, SENIOR CLASS! Pharr Worsted Mills, Inc. MCADENVILLE, N. C. Compliments of ABERFUYLE MANUFACTURING CUMPANY Manufacturers of P V 1 STO E PARK CONGRATULATIONS, SENIOR CLASSI Knit Products Sales Company ot North Carolina BELMONT, N. C. Representing Knit Products Corporation No. I Knit'Products Corporation No. 2 Outlook Manufacturing Company HOME OF VISION HOSIERY New York Office: 1524 Empire State Building, New York I F lr T H T Compliments of EKIIWANIIS CLUB ,ffgwik ks L x Q,1?NA'YYo3L' awful!! BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of THE ROTARY CLUB BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Pg Egmyf Compliments Ola Ti-IE LIONS CLUB x-'ONS i GD BELMONT, N. C. TREADWAY MOTORS 'l' For That Dependable Used + Phone 6409 Wilkinson Blvd. Car Complimemfs of RALPH A. PADGETT Bank Building Phone 2636 BELMONT, N. C. Page Iii, lf f ADAMS RESTAURANT Phone 6998 Wilkinson Blvd. . Operated By Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Adams BLVD. SUPER MARKET Where Prices Are Born, and Raised Elsewheren Open 7 Days A Week Sunday 8 A.M.-7 P.M. Compliments of CAROTHERS FUNERAL HOME OXYGEN EQUIPPED AMBULANCE SERVICE Dial 6477 AMERICAN BEAUTY Fl0RlST 'l5l5 S. Blvd., Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 4-0517 Flowers For All Occasions Men's Formals for rent, Dinner Jackets, Tuxedaes and Tails, complete with Shirts and Shoes Page lfiglity-six Compliments of OPTIMIST CLUB OF BELMONT Beimonfs Newest Civic Qrganization BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Fite 8. Bumgurdner Funeral Home Ambulance Service ir Phone 5301 5l5 North Central Avenue BELMONT, N. C. Compliments oi A. F. GRIGG SHEET METAL WORKS 3lO North Oakland St. Phone 7l47 GASTONIA, N. C. Complirnuiis of Featllerstone's Service Station Washing and Lubrication Willard Batteries Hunting and Fishing Equipment Phone 2ll6 522 East Catawba Street BELMONT, N. C. Pizlgge lfigliii Compliments of GOODNIGHT nnomzns, mc. ir 3I0 E. Main Ave. Phone 5-3496 GASTONIA, N. C. The Service Store CATAWBA PHARMACY REGISTERED DRUGGISTS Phone 2634 BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA HICKORY PACKING COMPANY, INC. HAM S-SAU SAG E-BACON LARD Unexeelled For Daily Freshness Dial 2-9211 P. O. Box 653 HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA BIGGERS BROTHERS Incorporated WHOLESALE FRUITS PRODUCE AND EGGS INSTITUTIONAL CANNED GOODS FROZEN FOODS Page Eighty-eiqglaf, Carolina Pad 8. Paper Co. WHOLESALE DEALER Complete Students' Supplies For School And Student Stores Compllmenls of Elmore Insurance 8. Realty Corporation AND Harvey H. Elmore Insurance-Real Estate Phone 5371 Belmont, N. C Compliments Ol HAND CONSTRUCTION CO. CONGRATULATIONS, SEN IOR CLAS S Freeman's Esso Servicenter At Main and the Crossroads BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Page lfiglzlv-zzil Compllmemts of Complime T f ACME SPINNING CO. LINFORD MILLS BELMONT, N. C. Compli nfs of C gl 'r f SOUIII Fork Mlllllfddllrillg PERFECTION SPINNING Company COMPANY PgN y Compliments ot Thomas 8. Howard WHOLESALE GROCERS CHARLOTTE, N. C. H-K CHEVROLET COMPANY SALES-SERVICE 1 CHEVROQ ' if it Phone 5393 BELMONT, N. C. Compliments ot THE BELMONT BANNER The Only Paper That Has As Its Only Interest BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA KIMBRELL'S, INC. Dependable Furniture and APPLIANCES I24 North Main Telephone 2I39 BELMONT, N. C. Page Ninety-0 For the Nation's Leading Brands in Fine Clothes IT'S WARREN GARDNER'S l75 West Main Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments ot SMITH DRUG STORES GASTONIA, N. c. Compliments of SHEPPARDS JEWELRY 4l3 East Catawba St. Phone 2744 Compliments ot BRYANT ELECTRIC REPAIR COMPANY Incorporated Your Electrical Servant 609 East Franklin Avenue GASTONIA, N. C. Telephone 5-3466 Page N inety-two Compiimenti ot Compliments ot BELMONT CLEANERS 8 Incorporated ASSOCIATION Phone 428 BELMONT, N. C. Dry Cleaning at its Best Phone 65I4 George Romfelt Grohom Romtelt Hoi Deon Jenkins BELMONT, N. C. Compiimertk ot DIXON MOTOR COMPANY Your Ford Dealer BELMONT, N. C. Compliments ot DIXON Oll CO. Distributors tor GULF OIL CORP. BELMONT, N. C. Page Ninetyfthree Complimenfs of Compllmenfs of SACRED HEART JUNIOR COLLEGE E. C. TODD, INC. GASTONIA, NORTH CAROLINA AND ACADEMY H El E N I S COmpMm0nTQ of 239-241wesfMQin Ave- nmon rvrswmrsn co GASTONIA' N' C' I49 E. Franklin Ave. Phone 9OI5 Mr, G Mrs. Floyd XX, Dellinger GASTONIA' N' C' Page N inety-four GARRISON'S, INC. Ladies, and Men's Ready-To-Wear An investmemf in good appearance is more imoorfam Today than over Phone 225I BELMONT, N. C. STOWE MERCANTILE COMPANY I if Hffyibul SHIRTS CRIFFON CLOTHING - STETS HH T5 FLORSHEIIvI 5' IARMAN SHOES Phone5'3i'I' -ro r-53 2 I BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA Complimomte of STOWE MOTOR COMPANY Your DODGE AND PLYMOUTH Dealer Phone 431 BELMONT, N. C. BELMONT ABBEY COLLEGE BELMONT, NORTH CAROLINA I A four-year Liberal Arts College Granting the A.B. and the B.S. Degrees Page ATIIl6fj fIl FOUR POINT GULF The Complete Car Service NORTH BELMONT, N. C. Dial 2426 0STWALT'S CAFE Good Food-Quick Service EAST BELMONT, N. C. SUNRISE DAIRY 504 W. Franklin Ave. Phone I468 Grade A Pasteurized DAIRY PRODUCTS Complimenls of 0UEEN'S FLORIST C RAM ERTON BELMONT GRILL The Best Place To Eat BELMONT, N. C. Compliments of SNII'I'H'S PHOTOGRAPHY CATAWBA HEIGHTS I g Ninety-eiglzt MO0RE'S TEXTILE STORE CRAMERTON, N. C. Phone Lowell 4-4279I DRURY GULF SERVICE NORTH BELMONT, N. C. Phone 2489 HarriII's Food Center One Mile West of Crossroads Quality Meats Phone 2818 GASTONIA GAZETTE Gaston County's Great Home Newspaper 3Oc per week by Carrier COHEN'S BELMONT, N. C. Home of Nationally Advertised Lines Stroupe's Super Market For the savin' you've been cravin NORTH BELMONT CearIey's Restaurant Phone 2894 BELMONT, N. C. Baldwin Pianos 6' Organs CASE BROTHERS PIANO CO. II7 W. 6th St. Phone FR 6-T575 5094 No. Tryon St. Phone ED 3-4108 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page Ninetyenuze lt Poys To Look Well BELMONT ELECTRIC CO. Four Great Names in Appliances HOTPOINT KELVINATOR II3 North Main Street BENDIX BELMONT, N. c. PH'LC0 Montbell Ice 8. Fuel Co. MANUFACTURERS OF ICE DEALERS IN COAL Phone 5325 BELMONT, N. C. Fuul 8. Crymes, Inc. Sporting Goods 415 s. Tryon sneer CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of Henkle Concrete Co. Harris St. Phone 2821 BELMONT, N. C. THE SMART SHOP Exclusive Wear for Women 207-209 W. Main Ave. GASTONIA Phone 5-32II SPONSORS I Comollmeots of Leon Schnieders Public Service HOLSUM BAKERY EWING'S GROCERY Morris Jewelry Spurrier 6' Co. Page One Hundred Compliments ot CREAMLAND Hamburger at its best Goston Fisher, Owner BELMONT, N. C. CROSSROADS CAFE Home of Tasty Foods BELMONT, N. C. BELMONT FINANCE CO., INC. Household, Personal, Auto-Loans Lin F. Coshion, Mgr. ll Catawba Street BELMONT, N. C. Ewing 8. Kee Sinclair Service Firestone Dealer Phone 2689 BELMONT, N. C. Compliments ot Seller's Service Station BELMONT, N. C. For The best in Sports Equipment Charlotte Sporting Goods CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments ot FITE FURNITURE COMPANY NORTH BELMONT, N. C. Compliments ot BROWN'S FURNITURE CO. EAST BELMONT, N. c. Page One Hundred One Compliments ol BEINIONT DRUG C0. BELMONT, N. C. Your Rexall Store Compliments oi T H E N U M 0 DE Reliable Ready-to-Wear Compliments ol BRADSHAW'S GROCERY Meats-Groceries-Produce NORTH BELMONT, N. C. eoooev, sENioias! QUICK WAY IAUNDRY BELMONT, N. c. Hope Appliance 8. Furniture Co. FLOOR COVERING--FURNITURE ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Phone 2290 NORTH BELMONT, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIOR! EAGLE STORES C0., INC BELMONT, N. c. Suunne Florist Catawba Heights, Belmont When l'r's Flowers, Try Ours Phone 2708 or 2808 School Specialties Co. Teocl1lnQ Aids MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Richard S, Cromlish, Mgr. Phone 2322 BELMONT, N C P One Hundred Two Compliments of Compliments of McCORKlE'S SHOE SHOP Nixon 8. Robinson Body Shop BELMONT, N. C. Catawba Heights HINSON'S, INC. Compliments of FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINC STQVES FRED C. RANKIN Phone 5323 Belmont, N CENTRAL GROCERY Central Avenue BELMONT, N. C. Compiimemts ot WILSON PRINTING CO BELMONT, N. c. Gus Entas Shoe Store Shoes for the Whole Family BELMONT, N. C. Compiime-nts of Tute's Self-Service East Catawba St. BELMONT, N. C. Page One Hu mired PARSONS FURNITURE COMPANY 'Everything For The Home Phone 2638 BELMONT, N. C. Armstrong-Lewis Company Phone 6537 BELMONT, N. C. TH ROWER SUPER MARKET The Finest in Foods At Prices You Can Afford To Pay North Main Street BELMONT, N. C. BILL'S VARIETY STORE Dry Goods-Notions-Hardware Paints A Post Office Biiilding NORTH BELMONT, N. c. Complimemxs Of Cy Nixon Esso Service Wilkinson Boulevard BELMONT, N. C. BARNETTE'S FLOWERS Flowers For Every Occasion BELMONT, N. C. Compliments Of - TIC TOC GRILL NORTH BELMONT, N. c. Powell Motor Company OLDSMOBI LE-CADILLAC Sales and Service GASTONIA, N. C. Page One Hundred Four ' Compliments of W. H. CRENSHAW Jack Berger Music Company Just Around the Corner from the Carolina Theater 1201i East 6th Street , CHARLOTTE, N. C. C0mpMmerwts of l. 8. L. USED CARS N. Main C1 Kenwood Dial 2309 BELMONT, N. C. Complnmemts of F. GOODRICH STORE ada wr OBSERVERE YP ,g:::II:::n. nouse CHARLOTTE KC. . V,WTlNg Page One Ilzmdred Five .AM f0gl 6Ll0A6 .!4lfl,l0gl 6Ll0A5 .. . 'ii Us j T T, . fu, 1' ' giMV:.,k3.x,,1f-11. . . N 3 f -- ' jh:.,u.L,Q.ff . .. 1 I' K 'T 29 Y 4 I I , ., ,, V H-'Wi 3 1 1 Q I :Tis 1 + 11- ' fn 1 , .T-J, ' ' fi . ,. o 3 4 4 1 - ' - . ' -9 wtf 1 . . - ffl 3 ' g if . ' 4,1 ? b :yi , - 1 I ' :ff .'V- ' . .- z ' - M f- 1 -' V' , - - ' ' ' ,.f ff.'l . - ' f - ,:j,q':g:' . X V ff Q . ' .Q 9 I. 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Evelyn Lewis Rachel Harper Sam McKnight Renee Smith Carroll Mize Kenneth lVlcCarn ' Hmmm VALEDICTORIAN BEST BOY ATHLETE Shirley Bridges Doug Mauldin SALUTATORIAN BEST GIRL ATHLETE Betty I. Featherstone Lynda McGinty CITIZENSHIP AWARD CHORUS AWARD Ann Drennan David Dellinger MOST DESERVING BOY D.A.R. Jimmie Hall Lynda McGinty ' MOST DESERVING GIRL BUS DRIVER AWARD Evelyn Lewis Giles Solomon DANFORTH AWARD Jo Ann Ewing DANFORTH AWARD Marvin McLean CAEETERIA AWARD Larry Thomasson CIVITAN AWARD Martin Murphy GIVITAN AWARD Rachel Harper JOHN MOTLEY MOREHEAD SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Truett Lineberger QUILL AND SCROLL Shirley Bridges Mike Smith Ann Drennan Mary Ann Suggs ,lane McGinnis Henry Jones Barbara McElveen 4? vrtvbe W Q ,iQ if j f Q - gigs? 5 65' Q .Y ' h . f.z9.l G2 ' .H A? ' , ,' 3. ' 4. ll' if XX 9' iv ..- I . 4 3 t' 1 ,A f l il'5'Q:6 X I 7 EV ' go W 1,1 I f 3 gil X We are grateful to our .lunior Marshals . . . Chief, Bobby Brown Joyce Kendrick Linda Kee Kay Sherrill and to our Senior Sponsors. Mrs. Payne Mrs. Bumgardner Buddy Hatcher Frank Traywick J oe Lewis Miss Jordan Miss Eaton , k F I ff xii fe X i f . if 4-Qfl ,df 'X XY I X ffl ,N 1 X, f ff R -sw . ,, - 6 '4 ,S E 55 A x 1 1 3'
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