Bragtown High School - Nugget Yearbook (Durham, NC)

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SEPTEMBER 1950 . . .JUNE I954 THE COUNT 'N' COUNTES' VOLUME III Published by THE SENIOR CLASSES of DURHAM COUNTY NORTH CAROLINA BETHESDA HIGH SCHOOL LOWE'S GROVE HIGH SCHOOL BRAVGTOWN HIGH SCHOOL MANGUM HIGH SCHOOL HOPE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL MISS MATILDA O. MICHAELS DIRECTOR ELEMENTARY INSTRUCTION DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS lt is our privilege to honor one who has been, and still is, 'dedi- cated to youth and those who guide youth toward greater promise and a brighter future. We, the Seniors of the Durham County High Schools, express sincere appreciation to Miss Matilda O. Michaels for her untiring efforts, her unseltish devotion to the task of each hour, her wise counsel, her sympathetic understanding, and her insight into the needs of elementary school boys and girls. We recognize with gratitude her contribution to our present achievements. ln the end the things that count the most are the things you ccm't count at all, DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated: Mrs. Elizabeth M. lonning Standing: Mr. Garland M. Green Mr. E. L Tilley Mr. Charles' H. Chewning Dr. Charles E. Jordon, Chairman Mr. C. C. Council MR. CHARLES H. CHEWNINO SUPERINTENDENT DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS In my brief span of two years as your supertintendent, it has been my privilege to know many of you, to see you at your work and at your play. l know, too, something of your hopes and dreams for the future. lt is my sincere wish that we who have been responsible for your growth and development for these twelve years hove given you what you need for the next periods in your life. We hope, too, that you have had a mind and a heart to receive well what hos been mode available to you in our high schools. My congratulations to you, the seniors of 1954! Mayxyour coming years be rich in devotion and service to the highest ideals and noblest principles of your time. I UC RGS HUC AINIH MTG YQ MRS. H. L. HASSELL Director Student Personnel ond Curriculum High Schools MISS MATILDA O. MICHAELS Director Elementary Instruction MISS SARAH N. ALEXANDER Director Audio-Visuol instruction MRS. JULIA C. DAVIS Director Cofeterios MR. LESTER A. SMITH Business Manager - RWM. flgwsf MRS. HAROLD W. HOCKER MISS MARY RAVENAL BURGESS ' MRS. CHARLES B- JOHNSON Speech Theropisf Supervisor DffeCf0f Aff Aflendonce MRS. N. C' BOUZARD MRS. H. BRYCE JORDAN MR. SIDNEY W. RAY 5 - Assistant Supervisor Supervisor upervrsor Music MUSIC Health ond Pnysrcol Educofio f ' .ff R A rg Q1 5 'X -- s A .sm OFFICE STAFF DURHAM COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION Seofed. MRS. MARION M. HOVVE, Presidenf, County Council Sfonding. L. IO R. MRS. C. P. FOGLEMAN, Ook Grove MRS. G. J. MITCHELL, Bethesda MRS. ROBERT KING, Hope Volley MRS. WALLACE THOMPSON, Mongum MRS. C. M. THOMPSON, Brogfown Not Pictured: MR. B. L. ROSS, Lowe's Grove Left to right. MRS. JULIA C. BARROW MRS. MARY B. ROSS MR. MERLE E. ELLIOTT MRS. JOYCE M. COUCH MISS GERALDINE B. CAMERON MRS. C. J. HAZELGROVE P. T. A. PRESIDENTS DURHAM COUNTY HIGH SCHOOLS ART EDITORS EDITORS First Row: Margaret Biggs, Oak Grove Barbara Mitchell, Bethesda Ann Green, Bragtown Second Row: Paul Fogleman, Lowe's Grove Betty Lou laws, Mangum Robert Gwaltney, Hope Valley Tl-IE COUNT 'N' CGUIXITESS BUSINESS MANAGERS Tommy Hull, Bragtown l.oVerne Strickland, Bethesda Ronnie Peele, Hope Valley Carrol Chappell, Oak Grove Edwin Knowles, Lowe's Grove Not Pictured: Wade Tilley, Mcmgurn Peggy Womble, Bragtown Joel Joyner, Bethesda Loretta Neal, Hope Valley Arthur Tilley, Mongum Dahlia Mae Wrenn, Lowe-'s Grove Janice Cooke, Oak Grove Miss Mary Rayenal Burgess, Art Adviser Mrs. H, L l-lassell, Chairman Miss Sarah N, Alexander, Photographic Adviser THE CCDUNT 'N' CQUINITESS SCHOOL ADVISERS Miss Ethel Wilkins, Mangum Mrs. Owen Knapp, Oak Grove Mrs. Evelyn Newton, Bethesda Miss Elizabeth Clay, Lowes Grove Mrs. Helen Thompson, Hope Valley Mrs, Amy C. Fallaw, Bragtown llNSETl , in-1-Q-.., DURHAM CCDUIXITY STUDENT CQUIXICIL Sybil Waller, Bethesda President Rose Kearney Hope Valley Vice-President The Durham County Student Council is made up of elected representatives and executive officers from each of the six high schools. They aim to unify the student activities of the high schools, to encourage cooperation and participation of students in the ideals and responsibilities of our democracy, to promote higher scholarship, character, service, and leadership, to discuss and recom- mend measures for the betterment of the schools, and to build better spirit in the schools. June Driver Jason Auman Bonnie Rae Taylor Bragtown lowe's Grove BFGQTOWFI Secretary Treasurer Public Relations i l l 4 W , 1552 ,- it-if i we if SYEilThVVCT1ller Wagace Follow William Kearney A Janie Draper Betty LOU LOWS e es G mglown Hope VGlleY lowe's Grove Mangum STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENTS DURHAM COUNTY SCHOOLS Six dinner meetings are held every year with each high school serving as host for one of the meetings. They cooperatively plan ways to strengthen and unify the student councils of the county. They invite leaders in the fields of education, industry, and social welfare to participate in their programs during the year. Below is a scene from such a dinner meeting held in the Oak Grove School Cafeteria. Scene Oak Grove School Cafeteria Philip Chi, Oak Gr: X W, 1' .W -cm - Hs... Left to Right: Carol Lynn, Bethesda, President, June Driver, Bragtown, VicePresident, Sylvia Goodwin, Bragtown, Historian, Nannie Lou Phipps, Bethesda, Secretary-Treasurer, Marion Ashe, Bragtown, Parlia- mentarian. 4-H CLUB OF AMERICA DURHAM COUNTY CLUB Left to Right, Seated: Bonnie Rae Taylor, Bragtown, President. Standing- Larry King, Lowe's Grove, Secre- tary, Jo Anne Maynard, Lowe's Grove, Program Chairman, Carol Lynn, Bethesda, Vice-President, Ani- ta Cross, Bragtown, Song Leader. Not Pictured: Bob- by Weatherly, Oak Grove, Song Leader. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA DURHAM COUNTY CLUB The FTA Club of Durham County was organized February 4, l954. ln the high school the purposes of the FTA Club are exploratory, prevocational, and character-forcing-to help future teachers learn facts about and opportunities in teaching in their locality, the state, and in the nation, cultivate character qualities essential to a good teacher, study lives of great teachers, and develop student leader- ship. 4-H boys and girls pledge their heads to clearer thinki hearts to greater loyalty, hands to larger service, and healtt better living for their club, community, and country. The Co are green, symbolic of growing things, and white for the in' rity of youth. first r as 1 it DURHAM COUNTY COUNTS A The unique athletic program Durham 'County isi in its sixth year' oflqoperation The original plan was to combine all six of the rather small high -schools of the county into one team which would provide better opportunities for the best athletes. ' The program has increased in popularity and participation over the years and has done much to improve school relations within the county. 'Coach Sidney W, Ray Durham County Counts We if Eddie Ladd receives the Most Valuable eece Hilliard Center Bobby Casey Back Bobby Fuller Back Player Award Randall Clark Back Eddie Ladd End Jimmy Brown End iQ mmm. . - . 4 D fii' KEN, 'i 4 .. Harry .lanes End Shurl Wiiien Guard David Cope Back , we Vf.N4,f' 'R 1 3 1 Q ' 'l1'f Tommy O'Brianr Tackle Johnny Alligood Back Douglas Hilliard Center DURHAM VARSITY We They Sanford 7 I4 Hillsboro .. i3 O Oxford . . . l2 0 Durham ..... O 21 Chapel Hill 32 0 Donald Eubanks PQVCY Mflflml End Back Jerome Goodwin Richard Rigsbe Back Back i if E COUNTY FOOTBALL Oxford Orphanage . . . . Henderson Methodist Orphanage ...... Graham ............. .... Roxboro . . .lberf Brinkley Tackle Bernie Berry Back ...A ,, o df... f..,....,5 mf get f4'? 1 X, . ,. 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Davis A' Y ia in Z 7 mice' Proctor fi Forward gg 'l , 3? g o r 7 rrr 6 ' 4' za T '? 2, ss l . :Eq ildaorr W s R1 9 5 3' 6 fer lg: l rd li 4 ll , ' 'ir fl . 1 25933 3? W 8 'f ' 2 C' as . fi 3 DURHAM COUNTY I Q 5 3 VARSITY BASEBALL Hillsboro ........... ,, 3 Oxford Orphanage .... .. l Methodist Orphanage Roxboro .............. 5 Oxford ............. , , 4 Henderson Chapel Hill They We 4 Hillsboro ........... , , 1 0 Oxford Orphanage ... ,, 4 3 Methodist Orphanage .... . . 9 3 Oxford .............,. 6 3 Henderson .......... . . l 2 Chapel Hill .,. .. 2 3 Roxboro IO Front Row: Jerry Walker, Manager, Bernie Berry, Martin Riggsbee, Ronnie Yeargan, Reece Hilliard, Henry Addison, Claiborne Hudson, Wallace Long. Second Row: Bill Brog- den, Norman Leathers, Grover Powell, Joe Ferguson, Eddie Ladd, Harry Jones, Chinnis Lanier, Coach Ray. Seated on Ground: Tommy Smith, Bat Boy. They 2 T2 7 2 4 5 4 is I gf' 2 I Coach Ronald D. Berry Coach James, H. Blake Coach Paul E. Causey ' . THEY GAVE THEIR TIME TO DURHAM COUNTY COUNTS Louis Dowdy A H Bef . . s Afhlehf TeCh 'C'G Treas.-Athletic Association DURHAM CCDUIXITY CH FFRLI-ADHQS Margaret Biggs, Oak Grove Head Cheerleader The time of the Durham County Cheerleaders is never their own. Always they are out in front of the crowd pepping up the spirit that is so typically Durham County. A group, who gives its all tor the Counts, the Durham County Cheerleaders deserve a cheer of appreciation and thanks. Not Pictured: Left lO Right: Sonny Kearney, Hope Valley Janet Martin, Oak Grove Carolyn Stegall, Hope Valley Blllt' Joe l'lllCl9bfCmHCl Phyllis Martin, Bethesda Barbara Watkins, Bragtown BSTl'19SdG Joyce Mqssgyl L0We'5 Grove Rebecca Murdock, Bragtovv Louis Dixon, Lowe's Grove The Bunny Hop Roy, Durham County Home-Coming Vlleek is always an exciting event during the football season of the Durham County Counts The County Cheerleaders with the assistance ot the Student Council sponsored assembly programs, posters, and bulletin boards during the week to build up individual school spirit and loyalty with emphasis on county Inity. Introduction of the Home-Coming Queens at the football game climaxes the week's activities. HOME-COMING QUEENS Left to Right: Jean Clark, Bragtown Jo Ann Booth, Bethesda Virginia Hamm. Lowe's Grove Pat Skleris, Hope Valley Joyce McKinnon, Oak Grove Ellen R.'Oakley, lviangum W ,,,....a. dl' Superintendent Chewning designating site of new Southern High School on Ellis Road, Durham County l-leorty congratulations ore extended to those closses which will occupy the new high school buildings' planned tor these sites. New ond well-equipped physicol plonts odd greatly to one's educotionol development. Business Manager Smith viewing foundation of new Northern High School on Roxboro Road, Durham County Nw df. HEADLINES- - - IN OUR TIME Jcnool urncluls L ing To Enter New Job Publish Material - U ,il?CtbGTi'1 nggln Schogi, COl'Y1l'T'IUY'lt'fy For Senior Group Vlth Experle Four Points Discussed .ounty Educators To Hear Count -Wide lnformati Tchool Evaluation Report Drive gn School Needs 'xg i I 0 1 . myth ...s d xeafmg S test-:IS dm Q . gn School Q? wth SUCCBB E I S gonna Set S Supt. lenkms f Pubuc fng Heudg Named AC i Chance Tv 5 F Ot County SchootS Opiniov 6 Ng 4 At Board Meeting he ur 9 X Q . u5ineSS King 3 CHARLES H. CHEWNING i- Legg? 'b5uiY:1:f?QlEE'gyth2cg0gRj hee --'Q , - a E52 or . is na -qtxon mil ag? tiiiitsg .E Chewnlllg Is C nSm'fl'0H Ol New Q0 S if 23, 73. 'E New County Donsohdaled School vw ' , .S N? E School Head Iscussedm Meeting N Q 5 5 Q- . N N :Sic Stow -E -U 3, The new superintendent of Du State OHlCiUlS W A 5323 u Q3 U ham County schools, Charles H C f I Q S -5 E E gxwgg f h S CB d if on ef Wlfll Countl' Vs'fg3'j'q5.g'5 E52 Z Q Eiiiign Ofe1iji522ZHEe knci School Supervisor .QNQSU3 55' last Nov. 15. toss . F zgures A re Set County School Unit Wants Vote On 33 I Chapel Hill Battle Tonight ls Farewell Game For Blair Per 8100 Valuationg 20-Cent Levy Plal f' .-1,---.. . Counts FE-P 6 ce Test At Park Here' A County school tax supplement of 33 cents per S100 va' - 'th l of 20 cents S100t b ll td th f' t t J r BIUU' As Head Couch Elin Zffgg was requestggrby the cbughggnegointy iiogfd ZS?-dl Gets 521290 Crowded School Conditions For ll-HE REFLECTCDR 19511 A .ffzggggiwvwykx Lf wigl ,X 2 M. ,1 .,,f:5-Qqvwi w xf?fJus:ySyiQ.k2:f,?Q2fig A Y ww ,, LQ, 1:9 T25 yfixifirz ff, wil 5 W ,, ,eww kizw-W ff-:H ,wed-H1h1.' ,if-zlfiniiiggsjgkgmz,45:5f5y33.M.fg1 mggyy . ,jg wv .M , ,ghjjj-3-w,J 5' , :ww Q ',j N 'wily kg' Xu. s:if'gwM:a1ygg5?nBsigfgxf'W A kifswzfiff 3:2fz'z6-3v:4:1Q1:1swHs?i,:3w Wiki: fzxzamzg.-A:Ew5w,,a ,f2v:mM2gg'?g fx-,wzsfgggfw , www., , ew Mfff.sw,w.,, X M, Q yuh wmmgx.ifmmf,,2mk,,A,gm,iM ,' ,A ww, M1153-3v5i'DQ me :six ziziwggziin ii ig M532 Q5 :Q ' ,wrt 7 fivwwfb Millizggkf-535,11 A- . Vg: 1rgg:A'r- fif :ff mf.f1fmssiE:gg:vflvQZIWBIQQ' wws?2QE3:'kf-f . L gwwfssf 'viziswflmi 1- n322Z4gss - wr- w ki 1: V,f5:5Z.:. THE FACULTY OUR TIME IS YOUR TlME MR. ALBERT BEST m Principal EXI MISS FANNIE BROGDEN I UI I lm Molh, French m III yn I in MISS EVELYN HAWKS English MR. W. I. SMITH Agricullure im v MRS. MAMIE LOU LEMOS Science, Moth, Physical Ed. I-,Q MR. M. E. RICE Hisfory, Physical Ed. MRS. IONEENE MCAULEY Home Economics ,gwumbhgq MRS. ALICE EVANS English 1 AW Q I MRS. MADELINE WALL Music MRS. PEGGIE WEBB Socicl Siudies, Counselor MRS. EVELYN NEWTON Business Education .1 Wir. 13922 R wr JAL 5 I AH' Business Manager MRS. N EWTON Adviser if 'gn-----P . f , Making a long, lonierg O Elizabeth and .loel busy with Checking the final COPY fo' things to be Comp art work errors The Bethesda Annual statt works in cooperation with the other Annual staffs of the County to publish the Count 'N' Countess. Sealed, Left fo Rfaht: .lovce Wilson, Typist, Barbara Mitchell, Editor-in-Chief, LaVerne Strickland, Bus. Mgr., Joann Scott, Sec. Standing: Billy Joe Hildebran, Typist, Carol Lynn, Asst. Editor-in-Chief, Martha Carlton, Asst. Bus. Mgr., Valeria little, Asst. Sec., Joel Joyner, Art Editor. LaVerne Strickland was the annual stall local photographer. Bobby Fields and Billy Register were high salesmen of ods. CLASS COLORS: Blue and CLASS FLOWER: Carnation MASCOTS Deborah Crabtree Phil Wiggins White OFFICERS Reading from top to hott President, Billy Joe Hilderbran, Secretor om are: Martin Rigsbee, President, Joann Scott, Vice. Y: and Edward Sykes, Treasurer. CLASS MOTTO: The tree of knowledge was once a tiny seed Senior Year had been a long expected one for us, and it was finally here! Class meetings, marching into assembly, long talks about class trips, selling every- thing under the sun, our beautiful rings arriving, the rush of studying for exams, electing senfor superlotfves-these are all memories to retain. Freshman initiation week caused many a chuckle, and the Freshmen wondered how the Seniors could be so cruel. Our Christmas party was an enioyable highlight of the first semester. Many Seniors worked selling ods and organizing the annual, After much deliberation we chose, Curtain Going Up for our senior play. The .lunior-Senior was one of the most enioyable events of the year. At las-t, the day that we had dreamed of had arrived-we were actually planning our graduation exercises, ln one of our quiet moments, we realized that although we were happy to be graduating, we were sad to be leaving school and our good friends here. 'Www SENIORS JOHNNY ALLIGOOD Always laughing, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad Student Council 3, 4, Shop Club 'l, 3, Visual Aids 2, 4, Annual Staff 3, F.F.A. l, 2, JV Football 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, JV Basketball t. BOBBY BENNETT A word lor everyone-a smile loo Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, Visual Aids l, 2, Bible Club 3, Dramatics Club 4. JO ANN BOOTH ll's nice fo be natural-if you're naturally nice F.H.A. l, 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H 1, 2, Halloween Queen -l, Softball l, 2, Public Speaking Sec. 2, Dramatics Club 1, Student Co. 3, Treas. 4, Bible Club Vice- Pres. 3, Homecoming Queen 4, Y-Teen Club l, City Council, Class Play 3, 4, Sweetheart Queen 3. PEGGY BUCK Fun and fancy free Arts and Crafts 'l, 2, 4-H l, 2, Jornalism 3. ELIZABETH CARLTON Music is the speech of angels Chorus I, 2, 3, Pres. 4, 4-H 1, 2, Student Council 1, 2, Public Speaking Sec. l, 2, Bible Club 3, Journalism Club Art Editor 4, Homeroom Vice-Pres. I, Class Play 3, 4. GERALD COOLEY Not too serious, not too gay, but a good fellow ever Shop Club l, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, Basketball l. JOAN DARNELL The longer you know her the better you like her Lowes Grove 1, 2, Debate Club 3, Student Coun. 3, 4, Class Play 4. BETTY EDWARDS She did much to keep us gay F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club 1, Chorus I, 2, Bible Club 3, Speech Club 2, Class Play 4. SENIORS CORINE ESTES Fretty,' charming and a very nice classmate F.H.A. 1, 2, Journalism l, Arts and Crafts 2, Library Club Re- porter 3, Dramatics Club 4, Bus Driver 4. HILDA FERGUSON A cheerful girl with that winsome smile! How can I praise her? F.H.A. I, 2, Journalism 1, Arts and Crafts 2, Library Club Treasurer 3, Junior Play 3. BOBBY FIELDS There's no other like him F.F.A. 4, Visual Aids I, Shop Club 3, Treasurer 4. CLAIBORNE FLETCHER 'AA smile is worth a thousand smiles Lowe's Grove I, 2, F.F.A. 3, 4, Basketball 4. 'MW' WILLIE LEE GLENN Friendly in manner-lull of pep Baseball I, 2, Shop Club 3, Visual Aids I, 2, Student Cour.cil 4, Basketball 'I, 2, 3, Co-Captain 4. BILL GOODWIN Courteous--a very pleasant fellow Visual Aids I, 2, F.F.A. l, 2. WALTER GOODWIN He was cr perfect gentle knight Shop Club 2, 3, F.F.A. I, 2, Basketball I, 2, 3. County 4. ANN GREEN Sweetness is a quality we all love F.H.A. 'l, 2, Library Club 1, Journalism 2, 3, Dramatics Club Treasurer 4, Cheerleader Chief 3, 4, Chorus 4, Halloween Queen 3, Class Play 4. fth- SENIORS BILLY JOE HILDEBRAN Of his success we have no doubt JV Basketball 1, Debate Team 1, 2, Shop Club 4, Public Speaking 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, Student Council 1, Secretary 2,4, County Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual Aids Club, Secretary 3, 4, Class Play 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Basket- ball Co-Captain 4. RALPH JOHNSON He was as good as the best of them Transferred. JOEL JOYNER Precious gems come in small packages Library Club 1, 3, Arts, and Crafts 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4 I Student Council 4, Annual Staff 4, Marshal 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, Class Play 4. EDDIE LADD Alhletic, witty and full of fun FEA. 1, Vice President Shop Cfub I, Journalism 3, 4, County Football I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, County Basketball 2, 3, 4, County Baseball 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, Bethesda Basketball 1, Bethesda Baseball 1, 2. Shrine Bowl game 4, Durham County Counts Outstanding Player 4. PHYLLIS MARTIN There is love and laughter in her Library Club Pres. 1, Sec. 3, F.H,A. 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4, Journalism Club 2, Business Manager 4, Junior Play 3, County Cheerleader 3, 4, Cheerleader Chief 2. CARL MIMS Men may come and men may go, but he goes on forever F.F.A. 1, Sec. 2, Reporter 3, Shop Club 1, Science Club 3, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus I, 2, 3, Treasurer 4, Bus Drivers Pres. 4, Class Play 3, 4. MERLE MINOR A mind equal to any understanding that he puts it alongside Visual Aid Club I, Shop Club 3, Science Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4. BARBARA NICHOLS MITCHELL Sweet and lovely Green Hope High School 1, Arts and Crafts 1, F.H.A. 1, His- torian 2, Parliamentarian 3, Public Speaking Club Program Chairman 2, Chorus 2, Treasurer 3, Bible Club 3, Student Council Com. Ch. 3, Halloween Queen 2, Annual Staff Ed. in Chief 4. sw I u,.v-ws' SENIORS JOAN MORRIS HQUeenly in mind F.H.A. 1, 2, Arts and Crafts 1, Journalism Club 2, 3, 4 Chorus 1, 2, Class Play 3, 4, Softball team 1, 2. BETTY RAE NICKERSON Pleasant Io know and pleasing to lhe eye Asheville 1, Chorus 1, 2, Library Club 2, Journalism Club Basketball 1, F.H.A. 1, 2. RUTH OAKLEY Always lending a helping hand F.H.A. 1, 2, Library Club 1, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 2, 3, 4, Marshal 2, 3, Class President 2. JEAN OSBORNE Her very shadow sparkles Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer Y-Teens 1, Soft- ball 1, 4-H 1, Public Speaking Club 2, Bible Club 3, Class Play 4. 3: Swv-gf JUNE OSBORNE Sugar and spice and all things nice Library Club 1, Journalism Club 2, 3, F.H,A. 2, 4, Chorus 1, 2 3, 4, Class Play 4. MILLARD PAGE Thoughtful and capable 4-H 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Program Committee 2, 3, Vice-Pres. 4-H County Council 3, F. F. A. 1, 2, Program Chairman 3, Treas. 4, Shop Club 1, 4, Visual Aids 2, Bus Driver 3, 4. SHIRLEEN PARROTT Sweet and lovely, quite ambitious, too F.H.A. 1, Arts and Crafts 1, Library Club 2, President 3, Junior Play Committee 3. NORMAN PASCALL Small in stature, but full ol pep 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Baskeaball 1, 2, Library Club 1, Visual Aids 2, Shop Club 3. 1 'Nw-if uiiilv SENIORS BRUCE PHIPPS He knows when to be silent, he knows when to speak Newport High School 2, Visual Aids 2, Shop Club 3, Class Play 3, 4. BILL REGISTER Life may be dull, but never is he Student Council 1, Public Speaking Club 1, 2, President 3, 4, Debating Club 2, Class Play 3, 4, Dramatics Club Vice-Pres. 3, Shop Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, JV Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 4. MARTIN RIGSBEE A wonderful guy to know JV Football 1, School Baseball 2, 3, 4, County Baseball 2, 3, 4 F.F.A. Student Adviser 1, Vice-Pres. 2, Student Adviser 3, Secre YOVY 4: Shop Club 2, Student Council l, Monogram Club 2 Audio-VEual Aids Vice-Pres. 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4. DICK ROYSTER Quiet, capable, and ambitious Arundel County Junior High, Maryland 1, Lowe's Grove 3, Science Club Sec. 4, Class Play 4. JOAN SCOTT Give her roses, they become her Class President 1, Vice-Pres. 4, Public Speaking 1, Library Club Secretary 3, F.H.A. 1, 2, Chorus 2, 3, 4, Junior Play 3, Student Director 4, Journalism Club 3, Editor 4, Bus Driver 4, Annual Staff Secretary 4. LA VERNE STRICKLAND Lovely to look at, delightful to know Y-Teen Club President 1, 2, 4-H Club 1, Dramatic Club 1, 4, F.H.A. Treasurer 1, Secretary 2, Public Speaking Club Treasurer 2, Cheerleader 2, Softball Team 1, 2, Class Secretary and Treasurer 1, 2, President 3, Bible Club 3, Class Play 3, 4, Student Council 2, Social Chairman 3, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff Asst. Editor 3, Business Manager 4, Historian 4. SENIORS EDWARD SYKES Fine, Friendly-In short, the best Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 2, Reporter 2, President 3, Class Treasurer 4, Class Play 4. BOBBIE TURNER Quiet, but swell Visual Aids 2, Shop Club 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. SYBIL WALLER I am wealthy in my friends Public Speaking Club 2, Arts and Crafts, Sec.-Treas. 2, Citi- zenship Aware! 2, 3, F,H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Bible Club 3, Student Council 2, Vice-Pres. 3, Pres. 4, County Council Treas. 3, Pres. 4, Halloween Queen 4, Class Play 3. 4. JOYCE WILSON Far may we search before we find o heart so gentle and so kind F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, Arts and Crafts 1, Library Vice-Pres. 2, Chorus 2, 4, Journalism Club 3, News Editor 4, Student Council His- torian 4, Annual Staff Typist 4, Spelling Award 3. 'minima-v 'ef-izri' SH URL WITTEN He seldom spoke, but what he said was clear and full of sense Shop Club 1, 3, Visual Aids 2, 3, Durham County Junior Varsity Football 2, County Football 3, 4, 4-H Club 2. EMMA LEE WOODLIEF A quiet friend who is sincere indeed Dramatic Club 1, Journalism 2, 3, Bible Club Vice-Pres. 4, 4-H 1, 2, Office Sec. 2. WlLMA WRENN A shy smile, a sparkle in her eye. F.H.A. 1, 2, Chorus 1, 2, 3, Arts and Crafts 1, 2, Journalism Club 3, 4. lb-CJWXO-' QD--Z-'I-FILA R 36-'QE fb Egg 'af 35 7 I CLASS If you could turn back the hands of time four years to i950 we could see an excited clan entering high school. We had a very large class and, for the first time, Bethesda had four freshman home rooms with Miss Brogden, Mr. Smith, Mr. Farrow, and Mrs. David- son, as our teachers. Being in high school was quite a new experience, but the initiation week made us feel at home in our new surroundings. Then came the big day for our physical examinations at the Health Department. We got back to school at lunch time but no one seemed to be hungry. I wonder if the hotdogs we had in town had anything to do with that. We enioyed our health classes this year be- cause we had an opportunity to go out and play ball. This was much better than sitting in class. We had a very nice trip to Pullen Park, especially since our grade parents supplied us with all the food we could eat. We managed to pull through algebra and science and to go on to the tenth grade with Mr. Davis and Mrs. Newton as our teachers. By this time, we were attending the county football and basketball games and some of our boys were already on the teams, This year was the beginning of having Bethesda cheerleaders, and we had many of our girls on the squad. Our Bethesda basketball team, coached by Mr. Davis, was the county champion. We were very proud of our boys because they worked hard for this honor. We had an interesting algebra ll class, and we shall never forget the stu- dents taking a test on a special kind of paper. As Juniors, our home room teachers were Miss Huey and Mrs. Lemos. At last we felt important. We can look back on this year with pride because o' our successful play, Zeke and Daisy, directed by gEseARCt'l HISTCRY Miss Huey. We had a wonderful time giving the play and especially the hot dogs we ate back stage after the performances. All the play cast enjoyed a very nice dinner at Miss Huey's home in Elon one Sunday. We also enioyed our ride down there and back. We enjoyed working on the Hawaiian banquet which included making hula girls, grass huts, and palm trees. When we finished the decorations we wer proud of the results, especially when our guests complimented us on them. Bot e very h of these were sig- nificant achievements. We were guests of the seniors for a return party at Lake Mirl. At last the time had come. In l953 we were full- fledged seniors. We have come to find out that being a senior is not all a bed of roses as we had thought. Instead, we find ourselves slaving over soci- ology papers, vocabulary notebooks, office practice sets, shorthand brief forms, geometry theorems, and French verb forms. Making money for the senior trip was hard work, but we had fun making brunswick stew and selling different things. Our play, Curtain Going Up, directed by Miss Hawks, worked us at the time, but we do not regret a single minute of the time that we spent on it. We owe a great deal of thanks to our senior sponsors, Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Webb, who have worked very hard for us this year. The clock hands show us that our time at school is nearly gone. We realize at times we could have used our days to better advantage, but we sin- cerely believe that our years spent here have con- tributed immensely to insuring a better future for each of us. LA VERNE STRICKLAND Historian, Class of l954 OUT FOR CHARlESTON???? XI I X IE 1,o. IU From Q.. ,.'t'o ll.: I OFFICERS Class Officers: Seated, center, is Class President, Victor Lynn. Circled behind the Pres- ident, left to right: Fay Rivenbork and .loyce Queen, Class Treasurers, Otis Bradley, Vice-President, and Barbara Eddins, Secretary. Class Motto: What we are to be, we are now becoming Colors: Light blue and white. Flower: Blue Carnation. Song: Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Oh! I'm a Junior. That's what each of us said as we entered school in the tall of 1953. Little did we know the experiences to follow throughout the year. We had, for ten years, looked forward to this day when we would be iuniors, but we had never anticipated the thrill it would really be . . . This year each of us has gained so many happy memories. There was our Junior Play, Ann, of Green Gables. . . . Oh, how we all remember how we enioyed the Senior boys so-called transportation committee, and late play practices. Ah, yes, and selling ads for the back at our programs. Thaf was lun as well as very beneficial to the class. Then came our magazine sale, those ice capade tickets, certainly helped our top best sellers spend an enioyable evening. Better, however, than that was the money our class earned which helped us greatly. More Sales! . . . It you had visited the home ol any ot our Juniors or come to school you would have been practically lorced to buy a 4Oc box ot candy-if not two or three boxes. We finally reached our goal of selling 1,000 boxes and greeted the S100 profit. Ah, but at last the big event came-our .lunior-Senior Banquet. The fun we shared with our fellow classmates made us feel good. We realize our work has not been in vain, for the Seniors enioyed themselves. Each one of us gained much this year to enrich our lives. This is certainly one year we will remember. FRANCES BANE OTIS BRADLEY CHRISTINE BUCK MARTHA CARLTON PI-IYLLIS COATES JEAN COOK MARIE COOLEY DAVID COPE BARBARA EDDINS ELIZABETH ELLIS BOBBY HALL PATSY INGRAM ALFRED JACKSON JAMES KEITH KAY LINTHICUM CAROL ANN LYNN JUNIORS fri' YW gy ?! All .iq-. 0 uf' Q4 2 QT JRST as 7 I Mu x.,, I WW H 'Ks IIIIII 'K'Z f' VICTOR LYNN DAVID MOOSE BELVA MORRIS EARL MORRIS DAVID PAGE JOYCE QUEEN FAY RIVENBARK GENEVIEVE SCOTT ANN SMITH GEORGE SMITH GEORGE STONE JEAN SWAIN EMMA LOU VAN HOOK FAYE WALKER JASPER WHITFIELD FAY WO O DY V A bl' VII 3 III R I ll' lin IF 'ii V1 7 oFFlcERs Left to Right: Officers for IOA: Shirley Leathers, Treasurer, Jewel Wilson, Secretary, Min- nie Lou Ferrell, Vice-President, Sue Parker, President. Second Row, Officers for IOB: .Ierry Goodwin, Treasurer, Hillard Hinnant, Vice-President, Shirley Russ, Secretary, Bobby Goss, President. Being a sophomore is great, because, well . . . you just feel you're far enough along to really be a member at high school, and you don't feel as if you are sometimes 'left out.' We were very busy working to buy venetian blinds. We made Christmas Cor- sages and had a grand time selling them. We were very happy to walk in one morning and see the blinds. OSCAR ALLEN JOHN AUSLEY CECILIA BARKER PEGGY BROWN RANDY BASS MERLE CARLTON SHIRLEY CARPENTER JEAN CATES KAY CHANDLER PEGGY CHURCHILL LEONA CLAYTON NANNIE CLIFTON BILLY COLCLOUGH WILLIAM DAVIS EDDIE EDDINS EVELYN ELLIS DELMUS FERGUSON SHIRLEY FERRELL MINNIE FERRELL KENNETH FOREHAND 5 L 1 SOPHOMORES FRANK FULLER JERRY GOODWIN BOBBY GOSS FRANK GREY DOROTHY HAYES WAYNE HICKS HAMBLEN HILDEBRAN HILLIARD HINNANT ALTA JOHNSON SANDRA JONES MICHAEL JONES SHIRLEY LEATHERS EUZELLA LOVITTE JANET MIMS BILLY MORING MOLLY MORRIS LILLIAN MORTON DONNA MOOSE BILLY NICHOLS MARILEE OLIVER KAY PAGE RUSSELL PAGE SUE PARKER HAROLD PARRISH PHYLLIS PASCHALL RALPH PERCY NANNIE LOU PHIPPS E. C. RAY MILLIARD RAY MARY FRANCES RIGSBEE VIOLET RIGSBEE SHIRLEY RUSS FAYE SMITH Y STALLINGS ALD WALKER JAMES WALLACE MARVIN WATKINS JOYCE WHITAKER JEWEL WILSON DOROTHY WOODLEIF g X .Z X ' OFFICERS Front Row, Left to Right: Shirley Overcash, President, 9-l, Maureen Balance, Secretar 9-2, Fay Finch, President, 9-2, Billy Andrews, Secretary, 9-I, Mildred Eakes, Treasurer, 9- Tommy Parrott, Vice-President, 9-l. Top Row, Left to Right: Micheal Best, Vice-Presider 9-2, Thurlon Parrish, Vice-President, 9-3, Ray Cross, President, 9-3, Eugene Martin, Se retary, 9-3, Calvin Parrott, Treasurer, 9-3. N- Ohl Con it really be true? We're Freshmen at last-members of high school. This is what we've looked forward to for the past eight year. Changing classes, bells ringing, points given, and five dif- ferent teachers-oll of this left us in a state of confusion. Gradually we became organized. We look back and find that Freshman Initiation Week, Clubs, and school socials leave us with a storefull of happy memories. BILLY FAY ANDREWS MARTHA APPEL MAUREEN BALANCE MlCHEAL BEST .llMMY BLACKBURN TONY BONE PATRICIA BRADLEY JOYCE BROWN MARGIE CARDEN JUDY COOLEY 'SX , ADA MAE COSTON RAY CROSS ANN DAUGHTERY MILDRED EAKES MARGARET EDDINS fYr'V ' 21 3 . FRESHMEN iw DALE ELLIS JULAIN FERGUSON FAY FINCH GERALD FISHER JERRY FREEMAN EDDIE JONES ANN KEITH KAY LYNN EUGENE MARTIN JEWEL MARTIN BILLY MORRIS JONNIE NICHOLS DOROTHY OAKLEY EARL OAKLEY THOMAS OSBORNE CECIL OVERCASH SHIRLEY OVERCASH ALLEN PAGE NORMAN PARRISH THOMAS PARRISH THURLON PARRISH CALVIN PARROTT TOMMY PARROTT TYE PENDERGRAPH MACIE PITTMAN MARGIE RHODES SANDY RICH SALLY RIGSBEE NANCY RUSSELL DOUGLAS SCOTT BARBARA SMITH NORMAN STALLINGS JEAN TRAVIS PATRICIA WEAVER DONALD WEST MEPSINE WEST COLEEN WESTBROOK MELVIN WOODS RUTH WOOLARD IT'S TIME TO RECOGNIZE THOSE WHO HELP US There are those whom we see each day, and appreciate com- pletely. Now in our own simple way we would like to introduce them to you, and lay before you some of the endless tasks which they do each day, There's Mr. Best, our principal, who advises us . . . and Mrs. Hodnutt in her own nest, our library, a-keeping it neat , , , Oh, Smell that southern cooked food. Certainly, Mrs. Alligood and her staff are worth a mention . . . Have you ever tried to keep records? We don't need to, for Mrs. Goodwin, the secretary, does that tor us. Bill and Lonie tidy up all day, but really their work begins when we go home. There's music in the air! You must meet Mrs, Wall directing our lovely voices , . . Yes, our problems seem to vanish when Mrs. Webb, our counselor, helps out . . . That's it girls, keep in step, because you have a grand adviser, Mrs. Lemos, our physical education teacher. From 8:00 to 9:00 each morning there are familiar laces that creep ln and out ot our rooms as quiet as mice. These are our patrol boys carrying messages to help direct us through the day. Yes, most of their time is spent making our day pleasant. Well, now you have met them and l'm sure you will agree we have something of which we can be very proud! CAROL ANN LYNN CLUBS AND C STUDENT COUNCII To promote participatir in government, and to mai tain high ideals of citizensh worthy scholastic achiev ment, to establish ai strengthen high scrool stan ards ot character, service ai loyalty. Seated, Lell to Right: Sue Parker, Jo Ann B th T ao , reasurer, Sybil Waller, President, David Page, Vice- President, Shirley Leathers, Secretary, Faye Woody. Second Row: Joyce Wilson, Valeria little, Faye Walker, Kay Lynn, Elizabeth Ellis, Joan Darnell, Joel Joyner, Ann Smith, Belva Morris. Merle Carlton, Patsy Ingram. Third Row. Ronald Walker, Billy Joe l-lildebran, Johnny Alligood, Barbara Eddins, Dick Royster, Willie Glenn, Tye Pendergraph, Shirley Ferrell, Eddie Ladd, Not shown: Ann Keith, Ruth Oak- ley, Kay Page, Mrs. Webb, Adviser, There are TIMES to be serious, there are TIMES to be gay! A - Mrs. l'l05' , r President . hdpxnn Smith. h 1' 1 social, Sybil Weller' OU rt ol Bethesdfl l'l'9 d We Qppreciote her . ter w ri ' Cle:1'tirt3 UP Ol me lrljer S eelllili'i9 lo me Slude l bo Y i , I smiles lor our Phologmp Sell lo .. naw and helplul manner' lfle IER ACTIVITIES MARSHALS The Marshals are se- lected on the basis ot scholarship. The chief Marshal has the highest scholastic average in school, They usher at important programs and at the graduation exer- cis-es. Lett to Right, First Row: Minnie Lou Ferrell, Carol Lynn, Ann Smith. Second Row: Nannie Lou Phipps, David Page, Faye Woody, Chief, Faye Walker. CHORUS The high school chorus is composed ol students from the entire student body. Under the direction ot Mrs. Vtfall, they lurnish music at the Christmas program, graduation exercises, and on other special occasions. Pr--srlent, Qlzzibeth Carton, Vice'Pres.dent, Barbara Ecldtns, Sezretary, Phyllis Martn, Treasurer, Carl Minis, It It tc ltiiltt tvtci.,treen 5alan'e, Mere Carl'an, Sandra lanes, Cecelia Barker, Patsy Ingram, Nanne lou Phipps, Tony Bane, Barbara Em! nz, leiiri Osborne, Second Pew Kay Page, Io Ann Booth, Ann Green, Elizabeth Carlton, Iune Osborne, Phyllis Martin, Iorinn 5'ott, ,loel Joyner, Valeria lttfe, Third Raw. Minnie Ferrell, Iialva Morris, Iillly Andrews, Elizabeth Pfttnirin, Pivaay Eirimn, Dot I-layes, Jewel Wilson, Iayre VVIIS-on, Ruth Oakley, Frank Fuller, Douglas Scott, VVtiyne I-licks, .laspcr Wh ttielrt, T7'nfilrl VVOH, Dfivrt Cope, Victor lynn, Pete Parrish, Carl Mints, Alon Page, IaVerno Strirkland, Margaret Idflns, Dat Omllef, Sf.l.y Qigsbee Nancy Pussel, Ruth Woolczrd, ,lirnnty Blackburn, Sonny I-lutchcns, Michael Best, Norman Strilliitlrts, anfl Bobby Bennett. DRAMATICS CLUB To improve speech ar stage appearance, to lea staging techniques and makt up characterization, and ' enlarge our knowledge 1 play production. Seated and Kneeling, First Row: Jerry Goodwin, Ann Green, Treasurer, George Stone, Shir- leen Parrott, Nancy Russell, Ruth Woolard, Ralph Percy, Bruce Phipps, Alfred Jackson, La Verne Strickland. Second Row: Corine Estes, Hilda Ferguson, Bobby Bennett, Macy Pittman, Emma Lou Van Hook, Marie Cooley, Belva Morris, Third Row: Maureen Ballance, Margaret Eddins, Sonny Hutchins, Michael Jones, Genevieve Scott, Shirley Leathers, Secretary, Joan Morris. Not Shown: Victor Lynn, President, Ada Mae Coston, Elizabeth Ellis. Miss Hawks, Adviser. Seated, Left to Right: Judy Cooley, Shirley Carpenter, Treasurer, Ann Keith, Fay Finch, Minnie Lou Ferrell, Secretary, Dot Oakley. Standing, Left to Right: Martha Sue Appell, Douglas Scott, Vice-President, Margie Carden, Michael Best, President, Patricia Weaver, Nannie L. Phipps, Patricia Bradley. Mrs. Evans, Adviser, LIBRARY CLUB o stimulate interest in read- g and to help the student 'come more familiar with e facilities ot the library. JOURNALISM CLUB To give interested students an opportunity to publish a school newspaper, and to furnish all high school stu dents with news of special local interest. new , First Row, Lett to Right Joyce Wilson, News Editor, Faye Rivenbark, News Editor, Joann Scott, Editor-in-Chief, Phyllis Martin, Secretary and Business Manager, Joyce Queen and Elizabeth Carlton, Art Editors, Second Row: Valeria Little, Kay Page, Violet Rigsbee, Janet Mims, Joel Joyner, Kay Chandler, Betty Hancock, Martha Carlton, Ann Smith, Assistant Editor. Third Row: Ralph Johnson, Hamblin Hildebran, Ruth Oakley, Euzella Lovitte, Billy Colclough, Alta Johnson, Kay Linthicum, Phyllis Coates, Eddie Ladd, Not shown: Donna Moose, Jasper Whitfield, Joan Morris and Wilma Wrenn. Mrs. Newton, Adviser. First Row, Left to Right: Donald West, Sandy Rich, Norman Parrish, Bobby Goss, Equip- ment Manager, Frank Fuller, Johnny Ausley, Assistant Secretary. Second Row: Melvin Woods, Tye Pendergraph, Merle Minor, Vice-President, Dick Royster, Secretary-Treasurer, Marvin Watkins, Equipment Manager. Mrs. Webb, Adviser. SCIENCE CLUB To promote interest in ence among the students i f to be helpful to the elen tary teachers in planning science programs F. H. A. CLUB 'o promote, appreciation ol the ioys id satisfaction of homemaking, worthy me membership, democracy in home id community lite, good home and mily lite for all, international good- 'll, development ot creative leader- ip in home and community life, iolesome individual and group rec- ation, and interest in home econom- - it x. President, JoAnn Booth, Vice-President, Fay Woody, Secretary, Evelyn Ellis, Treasurer, Jewel Wilson, Parliamentarian, Jean Osborne, Reporter, Carol Lynn, Historian, Sue Parker, Song Leader, Patsy ln- gram. Lett to Right! Fay Walker, Carol Lynn, Patsy Ingram, Evelyn Ellis, JoAnn Booth, Fay Woody, Sue Parker, Jean Swain, Barbara Eddins. Second Row, Mollie Morris, Ann Daughtery, Sybil Waller, Shirley Overcash, Betty Edwards, Kay Lynn, Sandra Jones, Sally Rigsbee, Margie Rhodes, Dale Ellis, Jean Cook, Nannie Clifton, Jewel Wilson. Back Row, Peggy Churchill, Shirley Ferrell, Mrs. McAuley, Christine Buck, Phyllis Paschall, Dot Hayes, Jean Travis, Cecilia Barker. Mrs. McAuley, Adviser. Senior F. F. A. President, Victor Lynn, Vice-President, David Page, Secretary, Martin Rigsbee, Treasurer, Millard Page, Student Adv., Earl Morris, Reporter, Edward Sykes, Sentinel, Bobby Turner. Members: Jerry Freeman, Colvin Parrott, Cecil Overcash, Johnny Ausley, Eugene Martin, Frank Fuller, William Davis, Russell, Page, Billy Morris.. Second Row: Melvin Woods, Ray Cross, Bobby Goss, Gerald Fisher, Allen Page, Thurlon Parrish, Hilliard Hinnant, Norman Stalling. Third Row, Jimmy Blackburn, Thomas Os- borne, Oscar Allen, Pete Parrish, Edward Sykes, Earl Morris, Jasper Whitfield, Norman Parrish, Randy Bass. Fourth Row, Delmus Ferguson, Bobby Fields, George Smith, E. C. Ray, Martin Rigsbee, Tom Par- rish, Gerald Cooley. Filth Row: David Page, James Keith, Millard Page, Otis Bradley, David Moose, Julian Ferguson, Claiborne Fletcher. Mr. Smith, Adviser. F. F. A. To develop competent, a gressive rural and agrici tural leadership. To crea and nurture a love of col. try life. To provide and e courage the developmer of organized rural recre tional activities. I vig, kim-Q , We V -am. BIBLE CLUB To know Him and to make Him Known. Left to Right, First Row: Elaine Hicks, Barbara Smith Coleen Westbrook. Second Row, Jewel Martin, Emma Lee Woodlief, Vice-President, Faye Smithf Song Leader. Third Row: Betty Hinnant, Reporter, Mil- dred Eakes, Billie Andrews. Fourth Row. Dorothy Woodlief, President, Shirley Russ, Treasurer, Joyce Brown, Secretary. Filth Row: Mary Rigsbee. Not Shown: Mepsene West. Adviser, Miss Brogden. Front Row, Lelt to Right: Eddie Jones, Calvin Parrott, Eddie Eddins, Norman Stallings, Tom Parrish, Billy Moring, Julian Ferguson, Ray Crass. Second Row: Bill Goodwin, Jimmy Blackburn, David Moose, Earl Morris, President, Willie Glenn, Social Chairman, Billy Stallings, Cecil Overcash, Gene Martin. Standing: Johnny Alligood, Secretary, Harold Parrish, Allen Page, Jerry Freeman, Zenus Weaver, Shurl Witten, Martin Rigsbee, Vice-President, Tony Bone, Ronald Walker, Treasurer, James Wallace, Hilliard Hinnant, Russell Page, William Davis, Delmus Ferguson, Carl Mims, Reporter. Second Row: Randy Bass, Millard Ray. Not Shown: Kenneth Forehand, Billy Nichols, Johnny Nichols. Adviser, Mr. Rice. AUDIO VISUAL CLUB To introduce the operation of the projector to the boys in our club, and to provide operators For the teachers. 4-H CLUB Jr Motto, To make the best tter. 'pose, To train rural youth to better citizens, by being ac- e in community, school, and Jrch lite. Members, Fifst Row, Lell to Right, David Page, Vice-President, Fay Woody, Song leader, Carol Lynn, President, Millard Page. Second Row: Left lo Right, Dale Ellis, Ann Daughtery, Allen Page, Alfred Jack- son. Tye Pendergroph, Song Leader, Kay Lynn, Secretory. Third Row, Lelt to Right, Victor Lynn, Prog Chairman, James Keith, Norman Paschall, Jasper Whitfield, Billy Colclough. Not Shown, Elizabeth Ellis Eddie Jones, Earl Oakley, Thomas Osborne, Billy Register, Norman Stallings, Donald West, Jewel Wil- son, and Miss Brogden, Adviser. 1 Standing, Edward Sykes, Mildred Page, Billy Joe Hildebran, Odis Bradley, James Keith, Victor Lynn, Oscar Allen, David Page, Secretary, Bobby Fields, Treasurer, E. C. Ray, Vice-President, George Smith, Jasper Whitfield, Gerald Cooley, President. Not shown, Billy Register, Bobby Turner, and Mr. Smith, Adviser. SHOP CLUB The shop club gives every k an opportunity to learn to do doing. Each boy learns to id tily, use, sharpen and care tools. l-le can also design c make useful articles to be u: in the home. 5 Xe suv M Aw Mm 1 : :S-, 'kiwi 7 'Vx SPORTS x vig' SENIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Lett to Right: Billy Joe I-lilderbran, David Cope, Johnny Alligood, John Ausley, Bobby Goss, Bobby Hall. Second Row, Lett to Right: Mr. Rice, Coach: Norman Stallings, Clayborne Fletcher, Carl Mims, Billy Register, Dick Royster, Willie Lee Glenn, and Eddie Eddins. Co-Captains for the Senior Varsity were: Billy Joe Hilderbran and Willie lee Glenn, JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling, Lett to Right: Norman Stallings, Cecil Overcash, Tye Pendergraph, Jimmy Blackburn, Eddie Jones, Eddie Eddins. Standing, Left to Right: Ronald Walker, Jerry Goodwin, Julian Ferguson, Micheal Best, and Mr. Rice, Coach. The Junior Varsity selected Ronald Walker and Cecil Overcash to be their Co-Captains. CHEERLEADERS Front Row, Left to Right: Belva Morris, Sue Park- er, Valeria Little, Merle Carlton. Second Row: Left to Right: Shirley Leathers, Ann Green, Chief. Mrs. Evans, Adviser. BASE BALL First Row, Left to Right: Johnny Ausley, Harold Parrish, Ronald Walker, Norman Stallings, Tye Pendergraph, Cecil Overcash, Russell Page, Kenneth Forehand, Earl Oakley. Second Row, Left to Right: Vllillie Lee Glenn, Randy Bass, Otis Bradley, David Cope, Jasper Whitfield, Bobby Goss, Bobby I-lall, Tony Bone. Third Row, Lett to Right: Mr. Rice, Coach, Edward Sykes, Dick Royster, Sonny Hutchins, Carl Mims, Julian Ferguson, Walter Goodwin, Vlfayne Hicks, Millard Ray, Bill Goodwin, and Eddie Jones. Eggs 5' 1 V I, gg: Q? QW? ,wa .mi fbi fm? THE SENIOR . TI-I E w W'!s MRS. SHIRLEY P. REECE MR. JOSEPH. W. WHATLEY, JR A DEDICATION When in the course of human events, we became Freshmen- these two were Freshmen teachers. Because they have been interested in us since those long-ago days, we dedicate our Nuggelt to them. We can never forget Their efforts for our advancement, their friendly words of encouragement, and their pleasure in our achievement. As time goes on, we will not forget -MRS. REECE and MR. WHATLEY. ENGLISH Mies. AMY FALLAW MISS IMOGENE LIPSCOMB MRS. TEMESIA BOWLING Through all These passing years, our pri and our Teachers have held us close To their I pulling our Interests first. We now give special recognition to Mr. C win, and to all the facullly for making our s years so successful. MR. E. B. GOODWIN Principal MATHEMATICS MR. PAUL E. cAusEY MRS. JOHN NEAL MR. JOHN R. COGGINS SOCIAL SCIENCE MRS. SHIRLEY REECE MRS. NANCY GREEN MR. JAMES N. KING SCIENCE MR. J. W. WHATLEY MISS SUSIE W. THRIFT VOCATIONAL MR. J. M. ORTOSKY MRS. REBECCA POLITANO Miss ANNIE s. WOOTTEN SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Sealed, left to right: Wallace Fallaw, Vice-president, Douglas Veasey, President, Ann Green, Secretary. Sfanding, left to right: Tommy l-lull and Tommy Herndon, Co-Treasurers. MASCOTS JUDY CARNELL JOE KENNY SENTER S l V ,as DHN WILLIAM ALLEN CLYDE WALKER APPLE LEWIS ARNOLD ASHWORTH wday-hmbmy swf: Yesferdoy-bus driver, Yesterday,-enrerloineri ly-only shorlhcmd boy: Today-D' O' T4 . Today-second honor roII, arrow-Homer Jefhro und John. Tomoffow-UUIO mefhcmc TOmO,,OW..COn1fggfOr, HOLLIS DELAINE AUTI Yeslerdoy-woman hcierf Todo y-Romeo, Tomorrow-well-drille r. HOIVIAS LEROY ALJTRY NANCY BELLE BENNETT JOYCE AUDREY BIVINS sferdny-boslrefbcnlf Jong Yuslerdoy-sokfsgirfq Yeslerdmyfjunior morshof, day-girI crazy, Today-dance sludfgnl, Today-party-plunner, morrow-coIIego. Tomorrow-dancing fonchr-r, Tomorrow-favorite comma-nmfor, WDNC LOLA MARCENE BIVIIN Yesrerrdcvyflforecwn corrcspon Today-Miss Bfagfown, Tomorrow-vphofogrcvph modvl l EULAH LEE BLACKMON PAUL GASTON BOOTH PEGGY ANN BROWNING EAY JEAN CLARK ysrerdcy-slur orhleie, Y9SIe'dUY-IIGOSIOUHI Yeslerduy-HiIIondoIe's hard Yeslerday-school fmvofilc, xday-front seal occupcmlg TOd0Y-C055 Und COW- workerg Today--Bmgfown queen, morrow-nursery school. Tomoffow-Red SIQIIOU- Today-Brcgfowrfs hard worker: TOmOfOW-Mf55 America Tomorrow-wherever-hard works: r. SENICDRS -'-aff! VLARGIE HARRELL COFIELD YQslQrdoyfD. O. T, swdenlr Tofloy-medical assislonr, Tomorrow-onesllwclrsl. VALLACE CRAFT FALLAW esferdoy- LIHle g :day-Sludenr Council Plesidenl, amorrow-Second Mr. Whorley. ..,,a,,. Jmsgivqgfgi gags: ,W LJEA GEORGE CLARENCE GUTHRIE Yesrerdny-typical lfcslvrvon, Today--Lilnercrceg Tomorrow-Second Mozorf. MARY ELLA DELIONBACH DANNIE VV. DICKERSON Yssrerdoy-junior marshal, yowmdcy-Dufhom High: Today-most lrlcc-ly lo succeed, Todgy-Vaughn Momoef Tomorrow-homemaker. Tomorrow-HOME., NANCY CAROLYN EV Yr-mlcrdoy-cily bus lovorire, Today-sociology sludenl, Tomorrow-sscrelory lo Ihe 'Ghq,,.fN HERBERT LEWIS GARRETT CHARLES ROGER GLENN Yegefdgy-Don-S Shadow! Yeslercloy-molor scooler, Today-Neolls shadow: Today-'l' W'l5 Slmdowf Tomorrow-hard worlds shadow. Tomoffow-UULO 'fffvblffl JOYCE ANN GREEI' Yosferdny-Brcvgpll Edilor, lodoy-Nuggfell Edilor, Tomorrow-Ladies Home lou, Edilor. Aw-w-H' BARBARA RAY HAMILTON PEGGY ANN HARRIS Yeslerdoy-girl ollvlelcg Yesfefdny-champion lood Conner Today-dlligenr worker, Today-sunshine ol '54g Tomorrow-denlol ossislcfwlg Tomorrow-head ol Wrlghl Refuge, SENICDRS NANCY LLOYD HAR'l Ycclercloy-culef Todoy-moHlod,- Tomorrow-T. V. midgnl. GELIA GOSS HAY slerday-lashion plalef day-Mrs. Jock Hcyg morrow-successful housewife. GLADYS MARIE HERNDON Yesterday--inquiring junior, Today-dignifIed senior: Tomorrow-While House secrelary. THOMAS FRANKLIN HERNDON Yeslercloy-Ussislanf sho leacher, P Today-Mr. GoodwIn's handy man Tomorrow-Man from Mars. VIRGINIA FAY HERNDK Yeslerday-baslcelboll lung Today-mos! popular, Tomorrow-Iashlon edilor. TEIVIPI-ER SHULBRICK CLAUDE THOMAS HULL DONALD THOMAS HUNT CORINNA MAXINE Yeslerday-Charlesron dancer: Ye5Ie'dO7Mlllle'bU99e'f 3'ClUY-570' bcskelbcll PICYSU Today-Ihealrical producer: Today-lobaccor lvfmef Yeslerday-Franlcllnlon High, x.y--Broglown romance-rf Tomorrow-inrerspoce pHO,A Tomorrow-Service-man. Today-disnnclion of being U arrow-Harvard professor. girl, VIMIE JEAN JOHNSON LEWIS EERRELL JONES SIEVCIUY-SOPIIOVWOVQI Yesterday-Sfudenf Council, dgy-Senior, Today-Ad-seelcerg rfvOffOW-56Cf9I0fY- Tomorrow-constructionisl. SENI MERITA VAUGHN LADD Yeslerday-Mangum romance? Today-Slale College inlereslg Tomorrow-Wile of agriculrural ex- perl. ORS Tomorrow-leacher of courfesy. TELPHOI2 HINTON LAWRENCE, III Yesferday-Erneslineg Today-Erneslineg Tomorrow-Ernesrine. 'WMM-saw 1Uimwovbf AMES WESIEY MCFARIAND WILLIAM MORRIS GRACE VIRGINIA MCNEIL BARBARA LOU Moc ISSIEVCIUY-GUII SOISSUIGUI Yesferdcy-bus driver, YeS,ErdGy-Tems Hcvdern odoy-Sludy hcIII -sion 4 yesferdoy-f-junnorui Today-Iherne writer, Tddoy-GUESS Rood ,mvefer Omofrow-GUN OIL Co' Premdenf' Today-Driving devolee- Tomorrow-who knows? Tomorrow-dress model Tomorrow-Erwin MIII5 Pregidenf, A BARBARA CARLOTTA WADE PRESSLEY NORRIS ERNESTINE O'BRYANT WILLIAM VENSON O'QI MURPHY Y95I9fdUY-CU' hop: Yesferduy-Ted, Yeslerdoy-Junior Dromofics eslerdoy-Srcle Collegef TOCIOY-IJOVECI by EHQIISIWP Today-Ted, Today-French headache, :day-Durham: TOWOHOW-Civil BHQFHGW- Tomorrow-Ted. Tomorrow-Mr. Kings success omorrow-WeIdon's JeweIry Store. I I LOUISE HUDSON PERRY STUART MADISON MELVIN KELLY PRINCE IDA CATHERINE RHEVI sferdoy-Radio singer, Yeslerdoy-cnlipolhy lo sludyingf Yeslerdoy-Shyf day-living In a rose-colored Yesterday-boskelbcll sfcrg Today-same, Today-novelist, dream, Today-heavy-dulery Tomorrow-molorcycle racer, Tomorrow-homemaker. morrow-coming down to eorlh. Tomorrow-Uncle 5gm'5 boy. SENICDRS ,Eu MARY MARIE RI-IEW THOMAS FRANKLIN RIDDLE DANIEL OI.IN ROBERTS Y95I0fdUY-IFUQIISII 5IUd9U7: Yesterday-Sfor Gfenn pupII, Yeslerdoy-wrifer, TOUIUY-'UCI'0 SPOUSOVI Today-Mr. Cousey's successorg Today-sencforg I-Omoffow-I Wondefu Tomorrow-Gary Moore, H. Tomorrow-movie idol. LAARY H ERBERT ROYST Yeslerdoy-movie proiecfioni Today-ossisfonf principal, Tomorrow-Hollywood mogul, I I JAMES RIDDICK LINDA JOYCE SHAW MARY DELORIES HELEN RAY suoos SATTERWHITE, IR, yesfydcy-jf, pfcy dg,eCfO,, STRICKLAND y95,e,dGy-5eC,efU,y: Sferday-Square doncefi Today-Freqch sfudenff Iegferdcy-Clement High Schooh Today-model, d -TL V, yi omorrow- awyer. o oy-our newesf seniorg T cfm -? miirow-4,DeT5veern,o,. Tomorrow-famous illuslrolor and Om W nrlisf. NANCY LEE THOMPSON RQBERT EARL THOMPSON DOLPHUS EBERT TILLEY 'esferdoy- GiggIes : Yesterday-Durham High: yesyefday-mgfh wizard, odoy-obsenf-mindedg Today-chauffeur, Today-Science Wizard, omorrow-nurse. Tomorrow-printer. Tomonow-U,,g,,e,-Sify Wizgrd, SENICDRS DOUGLAS EARL VEASEY HAROLD LEROY WARREN ROBERT VERNON WEAVER esferday-C1055 leader, Yesierduy-bggkefbgll, Yesierduy- Bur1ky , odoy-class preside-nr, TOd0Y'N9UI'5 IJQST Ifif-md: TOCIUY-'TYOVIICIUUJ 0,,,Of,OW.U. 5' Pmgidenyl Tomorrow-!Well?l, Tomorrow-race-horse owner. ' K ' . I , I I I ,.,. ,, ' I ...- --- - . U K QMFWQ. Q53 :fy W Mm M I' TI fi NORMAN JONES WHITAKER Yosierdoy-WDNC idol, Today-new Brcgiown residen Tomorrow-lawyer. JUDITH MAE WHITE BARBARA CATES WILLIAMS ANN STALLINGS WILSON Yesierdoy-good disposition, YGSIGVCJCY-BGVIIPUVO CUISS: Yesierdoy-speIIir1g champion, I Today-independent Tvdor-Bride: Today-vale-dicforion, T0m0'f0W-59CV9IUfY- Tomoffow-owne' OI Cannon 5 Tomorrow-Deon of women, Duke. EDWARD SCOTT WOM! Yesierday-Perry Comof Today-Mrs. Green's righl-I mon, Tomorrow-librarian, Congres Library. f Q1 I 5.4 ROY CLYDE WOMACK, JR. PEGGY LOUISE WOMBLE JOYCE OUMYA WOOD! YSSISNIUY-4'H winnef: Yesterday-honor rollg Yesterday-church worker, TOCIUY-E 'QII5h bUCk5e0ff Todoy-chemisfry special, Today-big furure plans. T0f110ff0W-Shop mfmcgef- Tomorrow-arfisf. Tomorrow-New York. SENIORS :wld Warren Joyce Woodard Jean Clark G C GL BEST ATHLETES January brings us basketball, For athletes, the best game of all. February brings us Valentines, For popular folks, sweet rhyming lines. MOST POPULAR Herndon Tommy Hull BEST LOOKING March brings llowers for the lair, And here's our very best looking pair. April brings our Easter clothes, Dresses up our belles and beaux. BEST DRESSED lewis Ashworth Barbara M E,hn..a1 . D I b h W I Peggy Harris Tommy Ric wry e ion ac a lace Follow ' MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED BKBGEST PES-l-S IN May brings graduation day Hof JUlY is fUll Of De5fS, For those who succeed in a very real way. Here We lwo-lllls Ull in lesfll June brings funand laughter tree, August brings picnics, parties, moi And here OU' W'll'e5l you see' We'll copy the manners of these two, WITTIEST MOST COURTEOUS lgy Harris T R'd I Ommv ' de Barbara Moody Billy O'Qu l Nolloce Follow Ann Wilson G- C' Gulllfle Ann Vl BEST STUDENTS MOST TALENTED September is for students' joy, Novembers the time we give our thanks These ore the best students-girl ond boy. For talents, these two ore in first rank. Octobefs the month for spirits, you know, December, the crowning month of oll, These two their true school spirits show. Best All-round in spring or toll. ' Mosi sciiooi SPIRIT BEST ALLAROUND Tommy Hull Am Mofceen Bivine Norinon Wliilciker l x i Clark Vernon Weaver Norman Whitaker Peggy Browni I th , 2gTE5Tl k rreimsioiissr 1 oa s ,gre jsjslwgwgfn Zy ihese Cure folks. When Autumn comes, our friends we cherish, BEST PERSONALITIES ln the summer, life's so grand We enjoy personalities on every hand. iv Herndon Ann Their kind smiles will never perish. Loud winter wind, loud vvinfer voice, As loudest-the Senior Class-our choice LOUDEST The Senior Class . W NJ s,se , M 1 ' ' , Mr. Good 'W 4 ii s win Crow A - 1 Pari Homefoming Quns Jean Ciub PHYS Q Prorpmin een' Gee Wim Mis. skiiiens He P- AS THE PAGES OF THE CALENDAR were torn off ihrough ihe yeors, olwoys looked bock on ihe iniei estihg activities in which we toc J rdan Wofks H The Talent Show ls Alw SO Fun. ays ard Mrs. o S, Giee Ciub. Wim The BOY W . we if JU IIIUF I-'Ia - 'Y- Y was qlme 6 Success. pcrf. Qur spelling Some of our octiviiies were for honors, while others were for fun, buf oll are pleosoni memories. x I , N Team-CounTY Champions Memorable night at the Junior Prom. The Christmas Pagea f 'W w as lovely 1-L J .i q it X 5 P x wp My 4:3 s WA. tsl a 1 J- t ...,. : ., .- : mt .. .xi ,sk 1 it A A . .J , .. in vs : J is 'st YV3 ' + 5..- ,I ,Q A fs, vga? WF? t' Y' S! f 1 if ww, r J .,, 2 Nw 5 ' WYE ' lf . , ,. , I A :WE 512065 , AII, 'VN Nl. ef xl 3 ' 4 Wx -av S' X b -t 0 1 may B X Ka,-f A : l1'f'f, Z t ' ,dn J. gt N j f-i f 'E-at Y Q4 :essay , if ' 'igggi Qu X th 'vim ,EL F if , ,... W V: 2,52 gm , Hn. ': xv 3514 kiwi' f H, ,ff -mn. K , V L -ll J. Qt W4 Q 5 'W' ' we an YM s sf-at -M fi, - . f V Bmw flwq MWw,,M m,,Mr.. ,fmsttwzs NV Miemmfv s-wt3m.g: , pmgexsslgp . - asain 5 t 5 2 ts? M39 42 t Q, t f , l W 'S' ilwsif-'W' Ei?iii2?tf 3 I 0 www JUNIOR' Joan Aiken Betty Allgood Jane Anderson Teresa Apple Charles Bagby Gladys Ball Barbara Bell Carol Bennett Bernard Berry Deanna Bowling Barbara Briggs Jimmy Brown lda Carrington Bobby Carter Bobby Casey Curtis Casey Gayle Cash Helen Cates Pat Chappell Bobby Clements Mona Cress Anita Cross Yvonne Currie Dorothy Daniels Jimmy Deetz June Driver Bobby Ewing Carolyn Fish Mary Flanegan Bobby Fuller Ann Harris Doris Harris Sylvia Hill Paul Hinshaw Danal Hunt Larry Jackson Roy Jenkins Arnold Johnson Benny Kaplan JUNIORS Nancy King Sylvia Langford Erbie Mangum I. J. Mangum James Massengill Peggy Moy Rachel MacCauley Judith Mitchell Joe Morris Becky Murdock Blanche Naillon Margaret Olive Ellis Perry Virginia Pressler Carolyn Pope Carolyn Proctor Joyce Rigsbee Curtis Riley lorry Riley York Riley Douglas Rhew Bonnie Taylor Gwendolyn Thames Tommy Thompson Bobby Thornton Lacy Tilley Stanley Timblin Josephine Tuck Becky Veasey Maurice Walker Nelson Walker Barbara Watkins Teddy Watkins Richard Watkins Carson Weaver Betty Whitfield Faye Whitfield Cyd Yates Ann Young -1. Q , iw W N,-J, My '-.1-if 5 . - ft Q32 4 Q gg i s i 5 z J 3 3 if N... 'hr' Ji ,. 'Wi Y. f W YM f ,- W.-3' E i is iii ' 5. Q , Ac xii it ,i 31 F :Milli B i Ven I ' t ei 3' la-fr i Sf -sri ,v,, V ge R, ,Z-...i C ' B it A . , f .iff -3 3 ,QQ .-: fg 'sw' , - A ai ai F J fl 9? 5 We W . iii JS A . xi K 59' Q J ig, ,L.g. j wg fg 'QM 2 ., Wifi' .V i g gs, X J, . 1- il new gqgvg , Q 7' Q- I.:., 1 1 ' D :i 3 F In Q 5 A . , y , is 5 -' li : ' I , fx Q 52 5 - it, ii . i . L' J M i .. van B g '3:. ' 2 - 5-,. tis- w w ' ,J - 2 .ii 7 Z wk-L 1' -Q-Y, i , :,g. ,,3 v ' 4 fixgiiiii 5 if-m ea? 2 f A ' 'img' It Xckmg' Xe 41 . J , , f 'Sf' ' V , 3 ' , , f . , M , 2 1 A., ff ' 'EQ . ' ,mgglws ' 'S . L ,smsszi fx? mg , In ' ' X 3 J if iv NIB ngtgjsr ?iwr'L . 2fgg?S DUFHUMUK Beverly Addison Peggy Allen Sidney Allen Martha Allison Juanita Averitt Sidney Baker Jan Beeker Julia Black Helen Blalock Jean Booth Watts Bradford Carolyn Browning Catherine Browning Jimmy Byrd Kenneth Byrd Elsie Cagle Marie Carrington Marilyn Casey Barbara Cash Phyllis Cates L. R. Colclough Kenneth Colclough Elvin Couch Reid Davis Natalene Deetz Kenneth Dorman Bill Dunlap Duke Helen Dunlap Sue Fletcher Barbara Forbes Charlie Garner Rogers Garrett Charles Glasgow Alice Godwin Sylvia Goodwin Betty Hancock Ann Hardaway Gaynell Hawley Norman Herndon Carolyn High Barbara Hill Patricia Hopson Betty Hilton Ann James Wesley Jackson Tommy Jellries Jerry Jenkins Freddie Jones Jane Kimrey Peggy Kuestner Alvin Lesperance PHOMORES Gerald Lindsey Faye Mabry Faye Mangum Hilda Markham Sue Martin Billy Massengill Mildred McFarland Mike McPherson Larry Meachum Donald Meachum Ann Melvin Janice Mitchell Julia Mitchell Bobby Murdock Faye Nash Lee O'Briant Leonard O'Bryant Billy Olive Charles Overton Ronald O'Quinn Fay Perry Alex Poe Shirley Poole Philip Pope Pat Porterfleld Bernice Proctor Melvin Reed Nancy Rigsbee Bobby Satterwhite Pat Scott Larry Shaw Barbara Skipper Barbara Slaughter Vlarie Sorrell Vlarie Stanley Ann Thomas Donnie Thomas Betty Thompson Nlancy Totten Qelson Tilley Bilton Truckner Charles Turner Betty Vaughan oyce Walker Beverly Watts loger Williams 'Villaim Whitaker lobby Wingate ohn Womack telores Woods ue Woods ,, -5 rw A-1 I S fs J ik 6? ti tr Q ,, . T I 1 Vi K i ,H . -ttl L , - - Pl I T ' A- wri t 4- ,Q 1 gilt, 1 , . X55 iv!! 4. I ..,.. .,,,,,.. . jr ? 1 'KF its G S at M S lag 33952 1' bs! Sign J ...-,. m L 5 Mn If 'E L WX' 4 M, T 3 , p yr ,trail Q' 5 7 .,,.,sgzzsi'g ragga w-ef ' L ,...- wine-ls. Q. Q it I ' r? A WMM' 'I ,f Q1 1135 ., ' ,l i- 'M 5, ,fits V g 9 EE tt' . -:.: tie 5.62 H A V ...l . W ' .. A WL tw- lit!! 'IS f, of-1 x 1 cw 3 im., gi ,, sa. -my ra what W 4 sit 'J 321 ri www M L 2 ' . X 4 it ... ggggzw i' -:::- -- ' V f a s, Eg l r X 4 2 te w I 4,..Hw :f 3 - WW' wa i Q t X :QL wi 3 it so K .w ww- an an FRESHMEN Danny Addison Helen Allen Eva Mae Allred Pal Armitage Marion Ashe Charles Autry Lucy Baker Buck Barber Larry Barbee Maxie Barbee Hugh Bass Martha Bateman Doris Beasley Michael Brady Daphine Barnett Frank Beeker Tom Belvin Marie Bowman Freddie Browning Richard Browning Donald Byrd Mike Cable Joe Carden Rebecca Carroll Sylvia Cash Caleb Cates Donald Clark Merle Clark Richard Clements Elizabeth Coghill Ruby Currin Vernon Daniel Wray Dawson .loe Dunn Bobby Elliott Larry Ellis Ann Ferettina Donald Fish Carolyn Fogleman Wayne Garrett Shirley George Van Griffin Mary Hall Phillip Hampton Billy Harris Charlotte Hockett .lerry Johnson Paula Johnson Marvin Jones Wayne Jones Wade Latta FRESHMEN Billy Lee Voughan Mangum Hardy Massey Raeford Mayton Patsy Moore Linda Morgan Randolph Mullen George Murray Vance Myers J: D. Neillan Madeline Norris Kay Parrish .lames Perry Helen Pierce Thomas Philpott Richard Poole Glenda Powell Betty Price Lloyd Prout Barbara Ray Charles Recktenwald Jimmy Renn Arnold Rigsbee Martha Roberts Mildred Rogers Dudley Scoggins Johnny Scoggins Patsy Shaw Stanley Sidwoy Fay Smith Laura Smith lna Stanley Jack Starnes Donald Suggs Donna Taylor James Taylor Ralph Thomas E. A. Tilley Gerald Tilley June Tyson Jerry Veasey Linwood Veasey Carl Walker Christine Walker James Walker Jean Walker Allen Waterson Scottie Weaver Bobby Wicker Harriet Woods Robert Woods 4 1 'W-W , : 545 451 ' il Till i g EV 'A,:,:'lQi: ' sg X km fb, lfmiiqill a .,,.. i M 1,3 - s f 'f si: in if lb -ff. ml L eff? -L iz 'H if , I 3 if i i s ie- 'sw ,. : Qty,- . ,iss . Fs ' he 'W We - - K , iti 5 'mm fe' I ,ww mee: T , Mi. in it .- t nimriim? WMSLY iii' ,K Q35 4 A 'F by 'N Mx W' '. y in Sz, , T, DMX W , L, 4 : -. . A 'nf lx 45 2,8 Y',,,gE 51' -fe.. 451 iw 1 W es. T L X X 1 ij at 1 Q Fiiw - -2 ,ag I 4' A 943' 4.3 . A . SL' ii- I -: m i it , ,e L i. ' ff! i in Q i Kuff x 'ls i 'Q' l rgyw , if K L kim? 3' r iff. V . if :5 f sl , 1: sv fiiifrii-f. , . . x ' Wljssr is gsszjagsiislt . f ' T imm? 252 - Sergei -is -i. W gist? Y Q' 9 -if tizx - 1,1 . . 42 ,' 525549: 2. ,ff I 1 r 13115335352 ' r i 3' fx . Yogi Mi wx 12 44H..5lxMliu9.....l LITERARY STAFF ted, Left to Right, Mary Delionbach, tographic Editor, Peggy Womble, Art or, Ann Green, Editor-in-Chief, Er- 'ine O'Bryant, Typist, Mrs. Fallaw, riser. Standing, Left to Right, Jean rk. Assistant Literary Editor, G. C. hrie, Assistant Art Editor, Larry Roy- , Assistant Typist, Barbara Moody, As- mt Editor-in-Chief, Stuart Phipps, As- int Photographic Editor, Ann Wilson tary Editor. Tl-lE NUGGETT The Nuggett staff is made up each year of elected Seniors. The annual has a twofold iob, Hrst, for public re- lations, and second, a memorandum for students. ANN GREEN, Editorin-Chief. i l S t r l BUSINESS STAFF Business Managers, Left to Right, ' Herndon, Wallace Fallaw, Tommy Standing, Mr. King, Adviser. . 1 fl 095 ,Q if - 5753, STUDENT COUNCIL Sue Martin, Treasurer, June Driver, Vice-President Wallace Fallavv President Ann Gr I , i een, Secretary, Rogers Garrett, Sgt.-at-Arms, Mrs. Neal, Adviser. Willing participation in student activities through student council membership. HI-Y CLUB Tommy Hull, President, Jimmy Brown, Vice President, Walla ce Fallaw, Secretary, Tommy Herndon, Treasurer, Mr. Whatey, Adviser. Clean living, clean speech. clean scholarship, clean sportsmanship. JOURNALISM CLUB Shirley Poole, Editor, Beverly Addison, News Editor, Jonice Mitchell ond Pot Hopson, Society Editors, Bobby Murdock ond Melvin Reed, County Sports, Sidney Allen ond Bill Duke, Brogtown sports. All of the students in the tenth grade English class help with the newspaper. LIBRARY CLUB Corol Bennett, Vice President, Library Club, Edword Womock, President, lone Anderson, Secretory. Cheerful, willing service to the school by librory work. r '! v'- CAFETERIA PERSON NEL These Iaclies willingly aid Mrs, Hill in the preparation of lunches according to nigh standards set by the state ancl Federal lunch Program. BOYS' GLEE CLUB er, President, Bobby Ewing, Vice-President, Roy Jenkins, Secretary, larry Jackson, Treasurer. Williani Wbitak Tliey meet twice ci week and try to cultivate better voices, Tlwey liave program: daring the year. Ei elif Wu...-init PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB Jimmy Brown, President, Alvin Lesperonce, Vice-President, June Driver, Secretory, Fovi Perry, Treasurer, Peggy Moy, Sgt.-or-Arms, To enoble everyone to speok before on oudiencef' MRS. BERRY Everybody's friend OFFICE STAFF These sfudenis give up their free time to oid Mrs. Berry ond Mr. Goodwin. in 1, Avid 4' W BUS DRIVERS These students get up a little earlier in the m ' d orning an get home a little later in the f a ternoon in order to transport the students safely to and from school. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL MRS. HILL A Hard Worker These ladies willingly aid Mrs. Hill in the preparation of lunches according to high standards set bv the state and Federal lunch Program. FANCY STEPPERS Deanna Bowling, President, Lee O'Briant, Vice-President, Blanche Naillon, Secretary, Tommy Jeffries, Treasurer, Mrs. Reece, Adviser. This club learns to iitterbug, ballroom dance, and square dance. They are not professionals, but they keep working hard. STEPS 'N' STYLES This club was organized for the purpose of developing the personality as well as the correct methods of all types of dancing. Tommy Hull, President, Sherry Hardin. Vice-President, Becky Murdock, Secretary, Faye Herndon, Treasurer, Mrs. Reece, Adviser. l BOYS' ATHLETIC CLUB Norman Whitaker, President, Wallace Fallaw, Secretary and Treasurer. These boys meet twice a week to enioy their sports. GIRLS' ATHLETIC CLUB Ann Young, President, Judy Mitchell, Vice-President, Virginia Presslar, Secretaryg Betty Sue Allgood, Treasurer, These girls work to further interest in girls' athletics, BAND The band has been organized for the purpose of acquiring more knowledge about the music world. MONOGRAM CLUB Bobby Fuller, President, Larry Royster, Vice-President, Jimmy Brown, Secretary and Treasurer. These boys promote school spirit in any way possible. T59 F. H. A. Becky Murdock, President, Helen Dunlap, Vice-President, Judy Mitchell, Secretary, Kay Parrish, Treasurer, Carolyn High, Historian, Nancy Rigsbee, Parliamentarian, Sylvia Goodwin, Song leader, Miss Wootten, Adviser. These girls plan to be Future Home-makers ot America. 4-H CLUB Gaynelle Hawley, President, Carolyn Pope, Vice-President, Anita Cross, Secretary, Bonnie Taylor, Program Chairman. l pledge my head to clearer thinking. my heart to greater loyalty, my hands to larger service, and my health to better living for my club, community, and my country. VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row, left to right, Fuller,, B. IGI, Fallaw, W. IGI, Byrd, J. IGI, Casey, B. IGI, Warren H. IFI. Middle Row, lelt to right, Autry. L. IFI, Phipps, S. IFI, Horry, T. IFI, O'Quinn. B. IFI Back Row, lelt to right, King, .l. N. ICoachI, Allen. S. ICI, Morris. J. ICI ,Beeker, J. ICI Johnson, E. IMgr.I. Seniors- Fallaw, Warren, Casey, Phipps, Horry, O'CIuinn, Autry. COACH - MR! KING Season's Record, Won- 7, lost- 3. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row. left to right. Veasey, J. IGI, Clements. R. IFI, Carden, J. IFI, Garrett, W. IFI Middle Row, left to right. Herndon, N. IGI, Jones, M. ICI, Colclough, K. IFI, Whitaker, W IFI. Back Row, left to right: King, J. N. ICoachIg Veasey, L. IGI, Mangum, I. J. ICI Mangum, E. IFI, Dunn, J. IFI, Johnson, E. IMgr.I. COACH - MR. KING Season's Record: Won-7, Lost-3 B C RH AE GE TR OL WE NA D E R S Carolyn Fish, Mona Cress, Sue Martin, Paula Johnson, Sue Fletcher, Jean Booth, Shirley Poole, Josephine Tuck, Tommy Hull, and Bobby Murdock. Left to right: Becky Murdock, Larry Jackson, Bobby Clements, Jimmy Brown, Barbara Watkins, Bobby Casey, Rogers Garrett, Freddie Browning, Bernie Berry, Jerry Johnson, Bobby Fuller, Nelson Walker, Bernice Proctor, Benny Kaplan, Reid Davis, and Phillip Pope. ccA ol-IN UED NE TR? YLH EL AE DT EE Rs C. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, John Allen, do will my place as the only boy in office Practice and shorthand to any boy who loves Mrs. Politano as much as I do. I, Clyde Apple, do will my midnight cruises, my races down the by-pass, and my seat at the bus station to the one who wants to run from a certain traffic cop. I, Lewis Ashworth, do will my sincerity and seriousness to Carolyn Fish, and my love for Hillbilly compositions to Roy Jenkins. I, Delaine Autry, do will my success as o Shakes- pearean actor to I. J. Mangum. I, Leroy Autry, do will my bus, No. 34, to Daniel Hunt and my seat in Physics to Maurice Walker. I, Nancy Bennett, do will my privilege of having a private chauffeur at my call anytime during the day to Jean Booth and Shirley Poole. I, Joyce Bivins. do will my favorite seat in chem- istry class to Barbara Watkins. I, Marcene Bivins, do will my school spirit to June Driver. Keep the home fires burning, June, for B. H. S.III I, Beulah Blackman, do will my love for basketball to Ann Young. I, Paul Booth, do will my love for the iunior girls to Richard Watkins. I, Peggy Browning, do will my good disposition and friendly smiles to Betty Whitfield. I, Jean Clark, do will my honor of being Home- coming Queen of Bragtown and my silver crown to all the girls in the Junior class. I, Margie Cofield, will my pull with Charlie lEaglesl, especially that favorite hiding place you're in need of when a certain block DeSoto drives by, to Delores Wood. I, Mary Delionbach, do will all my fun and worries os Photography Editor of the Nugget to Dorothy Daniels. I, D. W. Dickerson, will my shoes to Sidney Boker hoping they won't fit. I, Nancy Evans, will my ambition to finish school to the freshmen. I, Wallace Follow, do will my athletic ability to Reid Davis. I, Herbert Garrett, do will my ability to cut a rug and swing those gals around to Ronnie Hardiman. We, Roger Glenn and J. W. McFarland, do will our ability to stay out of trouble and get along with the teachers to Charles Bagby. I, Ann Green, do will all my worries as Editor- in-Chief of the Nugget and my ability to listen to what sixty-nine other people want, to Sylvia Hill. I, G. C. Guthrie, do leave my absent-mindedness and my brilliant questions on class to Arnold Johnson and Douglas Rhew. I, Barbara Ray Hamilton, do will all my knowl- edge from Mr. Ortosky to Sherry Hardin. I, Fred Hamilton, will mi' 8:l5 naps and my tardy excuses to Bobby Ewing. I, Pesgy Harris, will my fame as the wittiest girl in the Senior Class to Carolyn Proctor. I, Nancy Lloyd Horton, will my good disposition and ability to take teasing to Barbara Briggs. I, Gelia Goss Hay, will my iob at Duke Hospital to Anita Cross I, Marie Herndon, will my old ialopy and my Friday afternoon riders to Mona Cress. l, Tommy Herndon, will my school bus, No. I8, to Buddy Crabtree, have mercy on him, and to I. .l. Mangum. I will my ability to have the best personality in the Senior Class. I. Faye Herndon, will my love for old grads to Betty Whitfield, Jean Booth, and Dorothy Daniels. I, Tim Horry, do will my large vocabulary and my clever, witty remarks to Bernice Proctor. I, Tommy Hull, being of small mind and weak body, do hereby leave my love for every school distinction of being a stranger to anyone who comes to Bragtown as a new girl. I, Sammie Johnson, will my glamour as an en- gaged girl dating a boy who goes steady to anyone who cares to live recklessly. I, Lewis Jones, do will my Dentyne chewing gum and notebook paper to all the iunior boys who borrow as much as certain Seniors have done. We, Ted Lawrence, Dan Roberts, and Tommy Riddle, do will our crazy ways and our success in talking our way in out out of more trouble than anyone else in the Senior Class to Roger Williams. I, Morris Mclean, do will my eight years as o recruit in the National Guard to James Hopkins. We, Grace McNeill and Merita Vaughan, do will our love for each other to June Driver and Peggy May. I, Barbara Mocdy, do will my skill In interesting two boys at one time to Barbara Bell. We, Carlotta Murphy and Catherine Rhew, will our love of surprises to Jean Booth, who got a little mixed up on November I. I, Wade Norris, will all my excuses from home to my sister, Madeline Norris. I, Ernestine O'Bryant, will my ability to go steady all through high school to Yvonne Currie. I, Billy O'Quinn, do will my skill in baseball to Rogers Garrett who is a fine sport himsell. I, Louise Perry, do will my long hair to Proxey Deetz thinking she will need it. I, Stuart lPetel Phipps, will bus No. I4 to anyone who wants o big headache. I, Melvin Prince, will my love of girls from Glenn and Oak Grove to Sidney Allen. I, Marie Rhew, do will to Mrs. Bowling a student that won't interrupt the class every day with her giggles. I, Larry Royster, do will my rights to teach Mr. King's room to Mr. King. I, Jimmy Satterwhite, do will my empty desk in English IV to Bobby Thornton. I, Joyce Shaw, do will my soprano voice and my pull with Mrs. Skillen to Faye Whitfield. I, Delories Strickland, do will my artistic ability to Sylvia Langford. I, Helen Suggs, will my ability to get along with Junior boys to Betty Hancock. I, Nancy Thompson, do will my love for Mrs. Reece's dance class to Bobby Murdock. ', Robert Thompson, do will my car, my keys, my many excuses, and my seat in the office to Joan Aiken and Kitten Godwin for their use as they see fit. I, Dolphus Tilley, do will my love for Billy O'Quinn to the girls at Lowes Grove. I, Douglas Veasey, do will my brains to Douglas Rhew. I, Harold Warren, do will. to Bobby Casey or Jimmy Deetz, my seat in the Senior Class, if either wants it. I, Vernon Weaver, will my superlative prizes to Jimmy Brown. Norman Whitak er, do will my friendly ways I. to Larry Jackson. I, Judith White, will my dignity as a Senior to Marie Carrington. I, Barbara Williams, will my ability to visit school occasionally and still graduate to Sherry Hardin. I, Ann Wilson, will my high grades and sunny disposition to Deanna Bowling. I, Ed Womack, do will all my library practice to Sylvia Cates to make the Library the best it has ever been. I, Roy Womack, will my seat in Mrs. Fallow's room to Betty Sue Allgood. I, Peggy Womble, will my artistic ability to Gail activity, except subiects, to Becky I, Don Hunt, will my ease in D. O. to Daniel Hunt. I, Corinna Jackson, do will withdrawing from my courtesy and Murdock. Cash' I, Joyce Woodard, do will my title as most athletic to Judy Mitchell if she is lucky enough to win a basketball game. SENIOR DIRECTORY JOHN ALLEN Model Club I, Dance Club I, 3, Library Club 3, 4, 4-H Club 3. CLYDE APPLE jr. Varsity Football, Newspaper Staff 3. LEWIS ASHWORTH Baseball I, 2, 4, Monogram Club 4, Public Speaking 2, Model Club I, 4'H Club I. DeLAlNE AUTRY Durham High I, 2, 3, Mixed Chorus. I, 2, 3, Boys Chorus I, 2. 3, Audio.Visual Club I, 2, HifY Club I, 2, Library Club I, 2, 3. LEROY AUTRY 4-H Club I, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Dance Club I. NANCY BENNETT Anderson High School I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Physical Ed Club I, Newspaper Stall I, Dance Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band I. JOYCE BIVINS Dance Club I, 2, 4, F.H.A. Club I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens I, 2, Junior Marshal 3, Physical Ed Club I. MARCENE BIVINS F.H.A. Club Secretary I, 2, Y-Teens Secretary I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Dance Club I, 2, 4, Physical Ed Club I, BEULAH BLACKMON Physical Ed Club 3, Dance Club 3, 4, Y-Teens 2. PAUL BOOTH Monogram Club 4, Baseball 3, 4, Physical Ed Club 4, Class Officer 3, Newspaper Stall 2, PEGGY BROWNING 4,H Club I, Dance Club 2, Glee Club 2. JEAN CLARK Dance Club I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Y-Teens, Program Chairman I, Basketball 3, Homeroom Secretary 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Annual Stall 4. MARGIE COFIELD 4-H Club I, Physical Ed Club I, 3, 4, Dance Club I, 2, Horne' room Secretary 2, 3, Band I, Y-Teens I. MARY DELIONBACK Dance Club I, Library Club 3, Journalism Club 3, junior Marshall 3, Photography Editor of Annual 4, Student Council 4. D. W. DICKERSON Boys' Glee Club 4, Library Club 4. NANCY EVANS Dance Club I, 2, 3, Homeroom News Reporter 4, Band I. WALLACE FALLAW Student Council I, 2, 3, President 4, Boys' State 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Marshall 3, Spelling Team 2, 3, Hi-Y Club Secretary 4, Monogram Club 4. HERBERT GARRETT Football I, Basketball I, 4, 4-H Club I, 2, Newspaper Staff 2. ROGER GLENN Student Council I, 2. ANN GREEN Student Council I, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Library Club I, F.H.A, I, Class Secretary I, 2, 4, Editorfin- chief Bragget 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Halloween Queen 2, May Court 3, Y-Teens I, Editor. in-chief olNuggctt4. G. C. GUTHRIE Carr Junior High I, Audio-Visual Club I, Glee Club 2, 3, 4-H Club 2, 3, Basketball 3. BARBARA RAY HAMILTON Durham High I, 2, Glee Club I, Art Club I, Library Stall 2, Monogram Club 2, Playmakers Club 2, Homemakers 2. FRED EUGENE HAMILTON County Basketball I, 2. PEGGY HARRIS 4-H Club I, 2, F.H.A. Club I, 2, Dance Club I, 4, Glee Club I, 2. NANCY LLOYD HARTON Glee Club I, 2, Public Speaking I, 4-H Club I, 2, Dance Club I,2. GELIA GOSS HAY Dance Club I, 2, Basketball I, Band I. MARIE HERNDON Student Council I, Homeroom Treasurer I, F.H.A. I, 2, Y.Teens Club Treasurer I, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Dance Club I, 2, 3, Physical Ed Club I. TOMMY HERNDON Band I, 4-H Club I, 2, Art Club I, Hi-Y Treasurer 4, Physical Ed Club 4, Annual Stall 4, Homeroom Vice-President 4, Senior Co-Treasurer 4. FAY HERNDON Dance Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 4, Homeroom Treasurer 4, Homeroom Halloween Queen I, Physical Ed Club I. TEMPLER HORRY Carr Junior High School I, Baseball 2, 4, Basketball 2, 4, Glee Club 2, Physical Ed Club 4, Dance Club 4, Hi-Y Club 4. THOMAS HULL Student Council 2, 3, 4, Art Club I, 4-H Club I, 2, Dance Club I, 2, 3, President 4, School Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Debating Team 2, 3, Homeroom President 4, Class Co-Treasurer 4, Class Vice-President 3, Band I, Audio-Visual Club 3, Hi-Y Club Presi+ dent 4, Annual Stall 4, Library Club I, 2, Public Speaking Club 2. DONALD HUNT 4-H Club I, 2, 3, Dance Club 2, 3, Art Club I, Audio-Visual Club 3, Band I, 2. CORINA JACKSON Franklin High School I, 2, 3, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Softball I. SAMMIE JEAN JOHNSON Glee Club I, Secretary 2, Dance Club I, 2, F.H.A. Club Reporter 2, Journalism I, 2, Student Council 2. LEWIS JONES Art Club I, Student Council 2, SENIOR DIRECTORY MERITA VAUGHN LADD Dance Club I, 4, Newspaper Stalt 2. TELPHOR LAWRENCE 4-H Club I, 2, Newspaper Reporter I, Dance Club I, 2. JAMES MCFARLAND Newspaper Stall 2. MORRIS MclEAN 4-H Club I, 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 2, Art Club I, AudiofVlsuol Club 3, Band I, 2. GRACE MCNEILL Dance Club I, 4, F,H.A. Club I, Newspaper Staff 2. BARBARA MOODY Student Council I, 2, 3, Newspaper Stalt 2, Library Club I, Dance Club 2, Annual Stalf 4, Glee Club 2, 3, F.H.A. I, Junior Class Secretary, Y-Teens I, Homeroom President I, Harneroom Secretary 4. May Court 3. CARLOTTA MURPHY Journalism Club I, Newspaper Staft I, Glee Club I, 2, Dance Club 2. WADE NORRIS Art Club I, 4-H Club I, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club 3, 4, Library Stall 3, 4, Newspaper Stall 2. ERNESTINE O'BRYANT Glee Club I, 2, Dance Club I, 2, Bafkcaibcll I, 2, 3, 4, Annual Stall 4, Journalism Club Reporter I. WILLIAM O'OUlNN Art Club I, Boys' Glee Club 3, Student Council I, 4, Basket- ball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4. LOUISE HUDSON PERRY 4-H Club I, Glee Club I, Basketball I, 2, 3, Dance Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, Library Club I. STUART PHIPPS Baseball l, 3, 4, 4-l-l Club l, 2, 3, lelaskalaall l, 2, 4, Durham Counts 3, Monogram Club 4, Football 2, Physical Ed Club 4, Vice-President I, Hameroorn Vice-President 4. MELVIN PRINCE School Basketball I, 2, 3. CATHERINE RHEW Greenwood High I, F.H.A. I, Vice-President 2, Student Council 2, 3, Dance Club 2. MARIE RHEW Dance Club I, Journalism Club 3, Newspaper Staff 2. TOMMY RIDDLE Baseball I,4, Glee Club 2, 4-H I, 2, Dance Club 2, Library Staff 2. DAN ROBERTS Dance Club I, 2, 4-H I, 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 4, Physical Ed Club I, 3. LARRY ROYSTER Student Council 2, 3, Audio-Visual I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball and Baseball Manager 3, Newspaper Staff I, 3, County Football 2, 3, Monogram Club 4, Library Club 2, Annual Staff 4, 4-H Club I. JIMMY SATTERWHITE Dance Club I, 2, Art Club I. JOYCE SHAW Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Debate Club 2, Junior Play Student Director 3, Dance Club I, 2. MARY DELORES STRICKLAND Clement High School I, 2, 3, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Class Poet 4, Art Editor for Annual 4. HELEN SUGGS 4-H Club I, 2, Glee Club I, 2, Dance Club I, 2, Homeroorn Halloween Queen I, 2, Y-Teens I. NANCY THOMPSON Dance Club I,2, 3, Library Club 3, Physical Ed Club 3, News, paper Reporter 3, Y-Teens I. ROBERT THOMPSON Durham High School I, 2, 3, Varsity Football I, Glee Club 4. DOLPHUS TILLEY Dance Club I, Newspaper Staff 2, Art Club I, Monogram Club 4. DOUGLAS VEASEY Class President I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Vice-President 3, Basketball 2, Durham Counts 3, Library Club 2, Monogram Club 4. HAROLD WARREN Basketball I, 2, 3 4, Baseball I, Counts 2, Dance Club I, Student Council I, Treasurer I, 3. VERNON WEAVER Library Club 2, Basketball I, 2, 3, Monogram Club 4, Physical Ed Club 4. NORMAN WHITAKER Student Council I, 2, 3, Basketball 2, Monogram Club I, Radio Club I, Physical Ed Club 4, Homeroom President 4. JUDI' 'H WHITE Library Club 2, 3. BARBARA WILLIAMS Dance Club I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Student Council 2. ANN WILSON Student Council I, Secretary 2, Dance Club I, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Spelling Team I, 2, 3, County Spelling Champion 3, Nuggett Staff, Literary Editor 4, Hameroam Officer I, 3, Chief Junior Marshall. EDWARD WOMACK Basketball I, 2, Student Council 3, 4-H Club I, 2, Library Club I, 2, 3, 4, Library Staff 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Stott 2, ROY WOMACK Basketball I, 2, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4-H Club I, 2, Home, room Reporter 4. PEGGY WOMBLE Dance Club I, 2, Glee Club 2, 3, Art Editor ot Annual 4. JOYCE WOODARD Physical Ed Club 3, President, Dance Club 3, Y-Teens I, Homeroorrl Treasurer 4, Homeroorn Secretary I. .AA 7 , Q ,, ffw. fag., Q iw, ,mf is 2 if M 4 ,W ,af : if ff iv ,W . if V 6 W 'B' MR. EVANS Though his time with us short . . . ln three years numerous contributions tilted his hour glass . . . dropping grains of agriculture . . . F. H. A .... Safety Patrol...Dependability ...determination As they fell . . . he wisely watched . . . intelligently guided . . . saw them trickle into the lower glass .... unharmed .... well-led... . thanks only seen not heard, in . . . grateful eyes of boys with well made proiects . . . proud eyes of mothers whose boys don the blue and white . . . thankful eyes of graduates, having been guided by his unseltishness . . . democratic manner . . . generosity . . . MR. JOHNNIE EVANS . . . teacher of right . . . example of true Americanism . . . spirit'of willingness . . . we, the Senior Class of 1954 gratefully dedicate this issue of the LOGROVETTE to you. MR. J. R- AUMAN MRS. AUBREY KEESEE MRS. ALICE M. DIBBEN Mies. C. R. TAYLOR PVIUCIPUI Social Studies Mathematics English TIIVIE TCD PAUSE AND RECCDGNIZE OUR FACULTY Alwoys oround to help us in ony woy possible . . . watching the hourgloss to see thot the sond sifts smoothly ond evenly. MISS ELIZABETH CLAY MR. JOHNNIE W. EVANS MRS. KATIE LEE MORGAN MRS. REBECCA R. I-llll Science and French Agriculture Business Education Home Economics Seated, Left to Right, Franz Lunsford, Assistant Circulation Manager, Shirley Childress, Assistant Editor, Paul Fogleman, Editor-in-chief, Sue Cooke, Assistant Editor, Edwin Knowles, Business Manager. Sta.nding, Left to Right, Joyce Massey, Circulation Manager, Shirley Scoggins, Typist, Jean Ellington, Typist, A. J. Verricchia, Assistant Business Manager, Carlton Bryant, Circulation Manager, Harry Jones, Assistant Business Manager, Rowland Williams, Photography Editor, Kinney, Art Editor, Betty Marcom, Typist, Miss Elizabeth Clay, Sponsor. ANNUAL STAFF As the last grains of sand sifted through the hourglass, the LOGROVETTE staff patiently compiled material tor this yearbook. We hope it will serve to actually remind you ol the year l953-54 at Lowe's Grove. Q 'X ff. ' , V, If ,L 35 M. : ', - , Q, ,- M ' I 4 . ' E555 1 M M 3 23 9 MARVIN WINSTON ADAMS Dependable . . . Sports . . . Chewing Gum Wild Life Club 2, F.F,A. 1, 2, 3, Reporter 4, Monogram Club I, 2,, Basketball I, 2, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Proiectionists Club 2,- Volleyball I, 2, 3. CARLTON THOMAS BRYANT Casanova . . . Black Chevie . . . Scientific minded F.F.A. I, 2, Wild Life Club I, Library Club I, Proiectionists Club 3, Volleyball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4: Journalism Club 4, Monogram Club 4, Annual Stall 4, Glee Club 1,4-H Club I. SHIRLEY SPEIGHT CHILDRESS Wedding ring . . . Original . . . Studious Library Club l, 4, Glee Club 'l, 2, 4, F.H,A. 'l, 2, Assistant Editor LOGROVETTT, Winner Junior Scholastic Medal 3, .lunior Play Cast. CLYDE RANDALL CLARK A maiorette . . . Football . . . Energetic F.F.A. I, 2, Student Council I, 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, Wild Life Club I, Class President 3, 4: County Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, County Basketball 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS . 2 l . -. N ,Z J gp A ,Whalen . S fr kr if WZ? 22 imif 'r . MASCOTS Rebecca Gaye Scoggins Dennis Warren Massey CLASS OFFICERS Randall Clark ........ ........... ......... Harry Jones Joyce Massey A. J. Verricchia .. Reece Hilliard ..... Tom O'Briant .,...,.. Mrs. Mollie Keesee .. . President .. . Vice-President . ...... Secretary Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms Chaplain Adviser BETTY JEAN ELLINGTON Reserved . . . Friendly smile . . . Pleasant Journalism Club 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Library Club 2, Folk Dancing, Typist LIGROVETTE. PAUL FOUST FOGLEMAN Carefree . . . Meet that deadline . . . Talent Journalism Club 1, 2, 4, President 3, Beta Club 2, Glee Club 4, F.F.A, 1, 2, Marshal 3, President Library Club 2, Editor, in-Chief LOGROVETTE, Debating 3, 4, Volley Ball i, 2, 3, 4. VIRGINIA SUSAN HAMM County Queen . . . Bus Driver . . . Dearest ol all things 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Treasurer of Closs'3, Journalism Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council Secretary 4, County Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Head Cheerleader 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Sweet- heart ot F.F.A. 4. CARVER HIGH Settled . . . Dependable . . . Wedding Bells Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Annual Staff, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, President F.F.A. 3, Class President 2, Vice-President 3, Volley Ball 1, 2, 3, 4. MARGARET SUSAN COOKE Short and Sweet . . . Model Strut . . . Let's go Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Library Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 'l, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Journalism Club 'l, 2, Assistant Editor LOGROVETTE, F.H.A. 4, Marshal 3, Volley Ball 1, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, Junior play cast. l 2 JANIE LOU DRAPER Brains . . . Madame President . . . Attention, Please Glee Club 1, 2, Journalism Club, Proofreader LO GRO Hl'4: Assistant Editor-in-Chief 2, Editor-in-Chief 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, President 4, Beta Club 2, Chaplain 3, Reporter 4, Public Speaking 1, Secretary 2, Debating 1, 3, 4, Junior play cast, Chief Marshal 3. i is ROBERT REECE HlLLlARD Freedom ol Speech , . . Sports . . . Let's have a party Monogram Club 2, 3, President 4, Circulation Manager LO GRO Hl 4, County Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Wild Life Club 2, Library Club 1. ROBERT LARRY JOHNSON Quiet, But . . . That 88 . . . Tall, dark, and handsome Wild Life 1, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Library Club 3, Journalism Club 3, 4, Proiectionists Club 3, Baseball 3, 4, Volley Ball I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Marshal. CCkIlfNDC HARRY GATES JONES Model A . . . Wisecracks . . . Crew Cul Beta Club 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Journalism Club l, 4, Class President 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, County Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, Marshal 3, Assistant Business Manager LOGROVETTE 4, Junior play cast. EDWIN CHARLES KNOWLES Always Tardy . . . Tenor . . . Pantomime F.F.A. 3, 4, Business Manager LOGROVETTE 4, Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 4, Glee Club 4, Wild Lite Club 1, Football l, Shop Club,2, Hi-Y Club l, 2. BARBARA ANN MCKINNEY Permits . . . Practical ioker . . . Artist Journalism Club 3, 4, Art Editor LOGROVETTE, F.H.A, 4, 4-H Club. PEGGY LOU O'BRlANT Play Ball . . . Good-natured . . . Beware, Teachers Journalism Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 4, Volley Boll I, 2, 3. SENIORS . .. . ,M-,.,fsg,e,,L,,.,,,:.,.,N, www Sim. ,AFM 4 4 - ' 0 f Vi,Ifi?htf'?iQf'2'f,43ffPwm1 'W b'w'liill A f, :Q allili? - if , ,,.,,..,,..,., h , 2 1:s':' H' in QM , iffii it .Q qw- I , il ge: 723 J - levi- Q, . r ' ,ff r - PEGGY JEAN LLOYD Winning smile . . . Quiet . . . Bashlul Glee Club 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, Journalism Club 2, 3, 4, 4'H Club 'l, 2, Volley Ball 3, 4, Folk Dancing l. FRANZ ROBERTS LU NSFORD Colorful Clothes . . . Blackjack . . . Cal Monogram Club 2, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Glee Club l, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JEAN MARCOM Style Chile . . . Harold , , 4 Bggufjfui Commit-xian Journalism Club l, 2, 13, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Monggrgm Club 4, F.H.A. 4, Annual Staff 4, 4-H Club, Cheerleader 4, Junior play cast. JUANITA JOYCE MASSEY Spicecake . . . Red Head . . . Cheerleader Monogram Club 3, 4, Journalism Club 2, 4, Secretary 3, Volen' tine Sweetheart 3, School Cheerleader 2, 3, County Cheer- leader 4, Annual Staff, Class Secretary 4, F.H.A. 2, 4, Girls' State 4, Student Council 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, May Day Attendant 2. SHIRLEY ANN SCOGGINS Dimples . . . Freckles . . . Co-operative Beta Club 2, 3, President 4, Journalism Club l, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Library Club 3, Marshal 3, Class President 1, Typist LOGROVETTE, Junior play cast. JOHN LOWELL WEBB Strong, silent type . . . Spider . . . Hot Rods Wild Life Club 1, Proiectionists Club, Secretary 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, Vice-President 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, Football 'l, 2, 3, 4, Library Club l, Volley Ball I, 2, 3, 4. ROWLAND FARTHING WILLIAMS, JR. Teaclie-r's pest . . . Bus 70 , . . Starring forward Library Club l, 2, F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Baseball I, 4, County Football l, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Wild Life Club l, Photo- grapher LOGROVETTE. JESSIE WAYNE WOOD I don'l understand . . . Bubble gum . . . Facial expressions Wild Life 1, Proiectionists Club, Vice-Prqident 2, F.F.A, l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, County Basket- ball 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball. fiffvlf' 3 THOMAS LORENZO O'BRlANT Aiming at Success . . . Curly Hair . . . Leadership Glee Club l, 2, President 3, 4, Beta Club 4, Student Coun- Journalism Club President 4, Monogram Club 4, Student Coun- cil 1, 4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Junior Play cast, School Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, County Football 2, 3, 4, Class Chaplain 4. ALFRED RAYMOND RlCH Co-operative . . . Likeable . . . Roving kind Volley Ball l, 2,-3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Dra- matics Club, Vice-President 3, Journalism Club 4, Library Club 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. DAHLIA MAE WRENN Dancer . . . Model figure . , . Unknown quality F.H.A. l, 2, Journalism Club 4, Assistant Art Editor LOGRO VETTE, Glee Club l, 2, 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Volley Ball, ANTHONY JOSEPH VERRICCHIA Irresistible to blonds . . . Mischievous . . . Sleepy F.F.A. 1, 3, President 4, Glee Club, Vice-President 4, Jour- nalism Club 2, 4, Library Club l, 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 4, Junior Play Cast. . SENIORS mf I Q Most Studious .lanie Draper-Tom O'Briant Most Likely To Succeed Shirley Scoggins-Tom O'Brianf. Most Popular Virginia Hamm-Randall Clark Witfiest Harry Jones-Barbara McKinney Most Cooperative Sue Cooke-Marvin Adams Friendllesf Reece Hilliard-Joyce Massey 5 if 'N .Z Prertiesf and Most Handsome Virginia Hamm-Randall Clark . . R EZ' H 1 -in f . Besf Dressed Berly Marcom-Carlton Bryant Besr All-Around Shirley Scoggins-Edwin Knowles Most Athletic Harry Jones-Peggy O'Briant Most Courfeous Peggy Lloyd-Marvin Adams Most Talented Paul Fogleman-.loyce Massey -...Q TIME TC September, 1942 . . . time to begin our schooling . . . time for Dick and lane and a chance to learr E how to do without mama . . . Mac and Muff came the next year . . . so did ou A l y Qt abilities in art .... our painted snow men were ft f 2 carried home proudly . . . As the sands of time Chang 'sf' Elm ed in the hour glass so did our talents . . . broaden 4-Q ' Q ing into music . . . the rhythm band . . . Ooops . . the bashful age . . . Even though we began to learr of foreign lands, our love affairs began a school . . . Then the fifth grade . . . My, we're growing up fast . . even old enough to understanc the globe. While in the sixth grade girls were studying, the boys were playing football . . . plenty rough, bu fun. But in the seventh grade . . . the tide turned . . the teacher tightened down' '... copied dictionary . . . our punishment . . , but, also able to broader our vocabularies. Still a few pIayboys' '... but they learned . . grew older quickly . . . l95O . . . High School . . chance to change classes . . . Student Council elec- tions . . . selling magazines . . . bought blinds foi figi? REMEMBER homeroom . . . freshmen skip day . . . a most colorful freshman year . . . Now Sophomores . . , proved our versatility . . . intramural Basketball Cham- pionship . . . treasurer of Student Council . . . Beta Club members . . . time sped away . . . tension mounted . . , only two more years . . . Decided to study hard and enioy every minute . . . Junior year . . . 1953 . . . Class rings all shiny , . . fun . . . excellent experience . . . good performance . . . Springtime came . . . dance time . . . Junior-Senior time . . . lvlaypoles . . . candles . . . May basekts . . . fun . . . excitement and memories. Then our Senior year . . . Halloween Carnival . . . Count ' N'Countess . . . Senior play . . .f,Class night . . . Bacculaureate . . . Then the last grain of sand falls . . . Commencement . . . All is finished . . . Now to put our learning into use . . . At last the fleeting moments . . . dragging hours . . . and the fast falling sands of time . . . have brought us nearer adulthood . . . With our learning . . . both intellectual and moral . . . we're sure to get on top . . . stay on top . . . our twelve year hour glass . . . revolves . . . sending us into new horizons . . . leaving the old grains . . . unblemished . . . unfor- gettable . . . unwasted. ANN ADAMS BETTY ADAMS JASON AUMAN JERRY BARNES BRUCE BASDEN HAZEL BLALOCK L. J. COLEMAN DORIS COOKE LAWRENCE DAMPIER BOBBY DAVIS SADIE DICKERSON HELEN DIXON LEWIS DIXON BOBBY FOX NOBLE GODWIN JEROME GOODWIN REBECCA GOODWIN 'Q TOMMY GREENHILL JACK HIGH DOUGLAS HILLIARD CONNIE HOUSE GERALD HURST LOWELL KING BECKY MATTHEWS JO ANNE MAYNARD JOYCE MEACHAM GERALINE O'BRIANT LORA MAE PERRY RICHARD RIGGSBEE GWEN SHEPHERD ANN SHIPP THELBERT TILLEY CLAIR WALTON JEAN WRENN SCDPHL CARL BLzzELL E, DONALD BULLOCK PEGGY CHESTNUT DORIS DARNELL BUDDY DARNELL CHARLOTTE FLETCHER JOE GRUBBS LEE HALL JUDY HAMLETT SANDRA HAMM RUDY JACKSON JAMES JENKINS LARRY KING LOUISE TUCKER ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS MADE JIORES BOBBY WILLIAMS CAROL VAUGHN ROSALIE TURNER GEORGE TILLEY W. M. SHEPI-IARD BOBBY RIGGSBEE FAYE RANDOLPH BEVERLY MOIZE BARBARA PICKETT GAIL MCHANEY BOBBY MCDUFFIE JIMMY MCCLURE BETTY LONG NANCY LINEBURGER L , W 4 C 'f W X I I , 5 A X2 1 K wi in X W iw I I We EM' kv A zyban' Ns' X I fi fl COM' I , 1 Q ,ugmwf M 2 ES E f W gf W gsm 'I ff' Q - .:,.. . ,, 12. I A 4 if -5.4 5x ' ' I A., ' I - I 'N ,xg ff W fy -1 M' A 2 L 1 E A2'2 .- , Af f A A I , -: I. , x' .- if fy 32 K, Lx' gi WILLARD MADDRY NANCY MANN CARROLL MANGUM ALLAN MASSEY NORMAN MAULTSBY JAMES MCDUFFIE JOE MITCHELL GENE MOORE PATRICIA MORGAN ALENE O'BRIANT TOMMY PENDERGRAFT NOLAND PICKETT BILLY RIGGS BARBARA SHEPHERD BOBBY SLOAN IRIS SORRELL WALLACE SWANSON DAVID TURNER JACK WATTS BILLY WILLIAMS CAROLYN WOOD ANNA YATES EDITH TILLEY AEN 'ff?2'2Qa'2a5Eiii QS f A. FELTON ADAMS JIMMY ADAMS NANCY ADAMS MARY A. ANTWINE CAROLYN ATKINS HELLEN BOWLING JOHN BURCH FRANCES CARROLL WILLIAM CARROLL JIMMY CECIL BEVERLY COUNCIL PATRICIA DIXON RANDALL DOWNEY DORIS DUKE PRESTON ELLIOTT WAYNE HARWARD LORETTA HILLIARD DELORES HIGH KAY JOHNSON WALTER JOHNSON ELEANOR JONES JOYCE JUSTICE PEGGY KING s ' , WM 5132 I, 3 wb F' I, 5. Er gllik Olly il an is.. ? 53 Qglg 94 .::rf,lz.,:,: ,r ' I -I 1,315.1 f 7 ggggis '42 5 , 'f ', 'Z' ..,., 4 If Um .. .J-fr.: W' vw 'Mu .... 9 . .,.,. . 31, 1 M 'W f J zz , f fmw Xa 'Y 4 J' R- R' g E M Ks 96' 2 f '26 35,3 I E515 M IZ Q' f' I 1 4 5 ff I ig , A I ,bw V Q , V I ., ,..., In I ff 5 M ,241 , , BUS DRIVERS Front Row, Left to Right: C. Bryant, B. Davis, B. McDuffie, B. McKinney. J. Meacham, W. Knowles, R. Hilliard. Se-cond Row: L. Johnson, L. King, T. O'Briont, H. Elliott, V. Hamm. Last Row. J. High, N. Godwin, R. Williams. TIME TO SAY THANK YOU ...for worm rooms . . . good meals . . . transporting us to and from school . . . CAFETERIA STAFF Right to Left: Mrs. Gertrude Williams, Director, Mrs. Weisner, Mrs Tom Gongs Borbee, Mrs. Creech, Mrs. Alma Davis. M qfuw.. O OUR AC' , 3 - ' 'WS at 5, . I g ff IES. 1 1: SQ ,- If ,5 mm . 1- ,gif . ,xi 4 Q 5 Q 55233 Xxmkky il, .2 ff -5fif'ffQfL diss Liif lv :I , 32561 X I iifiil wig Q5 wi V i , STUDENT COUNCIL Seated left to right: Mrs. Elizabeth Taylor, Sponsor, Jason Au- man, Vice-President, Janie Draper, President, Virginia Hamm, Sec- ertay, Jimmy McClure, Treasurer. Standing, Left to Right: Norman Maultsby, Ann Adams, Patricia Morgan, Wayne Knowles, Tom O'Briant, Douglas l-ii-lliard, Joyce Massey, Judith Hamlelt. Our Student Council is a representative body composed of the general officers and two members from each homeroom. It works continuously to promote better school citizenship. THE STUDENT COUNCIL AT WCRK rf' W' Malia' ' 1 1 BETA CLUB T. O'Briant, S. Cooke, D. Cook. are invited to join the National Beta Club. JOURNALISM CLUB Q First Row, Left to Right: J. Maynard, A. J. Verricchia, D. Wrenn, V. Hamm, B. Mar com, B. Davis, J, O'Briant, T. O'Briant, J. Draper, R. Hilliard, G. Shepherd, R. Riggsbee, R. Williams, B. McKinney, H. Jones. Second Row. D. Cooke, J. Ellington, P. O'Briant, J. Meacham, B. Moize, S. Randolph, R. Jackson, L. Perry, Mrs. Mor- gan, Sponsor, S. Hamm, S. Scroggins, F. Lunsford, J. Massey, J. Auman, G. Tilley, J. Goodwin, C. Bryant, D. Hilliard, C. House, J. Wrenn, P. Lloyd, K. Johnson, A. Adams, P. Elliott. The Journalism Club, responsible for our school paper, the lo Gro Hi, is one .-J +L.A .-.-L.-,.l'.- mn.-o -,-o:..,. -..A :....l....s-:,,.... -l..L.- First Row, Left to Right: Miss Clay, Sponsor B Davis S Scoggms President H Jones, A. Adams. Second Row: A. Shipp, R. Goodwin J Draper R Clark J Auman Students who show outstanding qualities of scholarship leadership and characte First Row, Left to Right: M. Antwine, E. Tilley, D. Duke, L. Hilliard, J. Justice, T. O'Briant, D. High, A, Yates, B. Shepherd, P. Dixon, E. Jones, P. Elliott, W. Maddry, R. Downey. Third Row. J. Meacham, J. Maynard, J. Hamlett, A. Adams, C. House, P. Fogleman, R. Williams, R. Riggsbee, J. Goodwin, H. Jones. Fourth Row. B. Long, W. Knowles, G. McHaney, S. Hamm, C. Vaughan, C. Fletcher, B. Fox, B. Riggsbee, A. Massey, J. Watts. Fifth Row: A. Shipp, P. Morgan, P. King, F. Carroll, l. Sorrell, B. Council, L. Dixon, J. Auman, F. Lunsford, P. Lloyd, P. O'Briant, B. Mar- com, J. Massey, S. Childress, S. Cooke. Our Glee Club furnishes music for our Christmas programs, Commencements, Easter programs, and any other special program. Mrs. Janelle Jordan is director. Left to Right. J. Hamlett, L. Hilliard, M. Adams, R. Hilliard, J. McClure. J. Auman, C. Bryant, B. Davis, G. Shepherd, R. Williams, R. Clark, T. O'Briant, H. Jones, A. J. Verricchia, D. Hilliard, W. Wood, P. Fogleman, B. Marcom, Mr. Auman, Sponsor. Students are taken into the Monogram Club after participating in one maior or two minor sports during the year. GLEE CLUB MONOGRAM CLUB UBRARY CLUB J. Watts, B. Matthews, P. Elliott, D. Cooke, S. Childress, J. Justice, L. Hilliard, l. Sorrell, J. Hamlett, P. Chestnut, L. King, B. Riggsbee, K. Johnson, C. Wood, H. Bowl- ing, R. Jackson, S. Hamm, B. Long, P. King, R. Goodwin, A. Shipp, G. McHaney, C. Vaughan, Mrs. Taylor, Sponsor. Our Library Club is the hard-working organization which keeps our library- issuing books, selecting and cataloging them and keeping the place generally attractive. First Row. J. Hamlett, L. King, J. Maynard. Second Row. S. Hamm, F. Carroll, B. Shepherd, B. Matthews, G. Shepherd. Third Row. P. Dixon, J. Justice, D. Duke, N. Mann. Fourth Row. L. Hilliard, E. Jones, H. Bowling, A. Yates, A. O'Briant. Fifth Row: C. Atkins, D. High, N. Adams, K. Johnson. Sixth Row. R. Downey, W. Maddry, P. Elliott, P. King, N. Pickett, J. Watts, T. Pendergratt, A. Massey. The 4-H Club is the youth organization which works in constant interest of rural America. 4-H CLUB F.HhA CLUB x l i First Row, Left to Right: G. McHaney, J. Hamlett, A. Shipp, J. Meacham, P. Chestnut, Goodwin, B. Matthews, G. Shepherd, C. Fletcher, R. Turner, D. Cooke. Second Row: M Hill, Sponsor, A. Yates, K. Johnson, H. Bowling, E. Jones, P. Dixon, L. Hilliard, F. Carrc D. Duke, P. O'Briont, U, Maynard, H. Blalock, l. Perry, N. Lineberger. Third Row. P. Marge B. Pickett, S. Cooke, J. Justice, N. Mann, B. Shepherd, J. Massey. Fourth Row. B. McKinne A. O'Briant, D. High, M. Antwine, D. Wrenn. Fifth Row. C. Atkins, S. Hamm, P. King, I Vaughan, B. Moize, J. O'Briant, B. Marcom, B. Long, F. Randolph, R. Jackson. Youth in our school working for the future at America . . . Future Homemakers of America and Future Farmers of America. First Row: B. Basden, J. MacDuffie, G. Tilley, J. McClure, M. Adams, R. Williams, W. Mad dry, R. Downey, P. Elliott, A. Massey, W. Harward, N. Maultsby, J. Cecil. Second Row' C. Mangum, J. Adams, N. Godwin, E. Knowles, V. Hamm, A. J. Verricchia, L. King, B. Darnell, F. Lunsford, B. McDulfie, J. Jenkins, B. Rigsbee, J, Watts. Third Row. J. High, W. Carroll, W. Swanson, l. Elliott, N. Pickett, B. Sloan, L. Webb, D. Bullock, W. Knowles, R. Hilliard, J. Barnes. 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NY? f ,f , ,,, 23 : T 9 f mv,q4 'f 1 -V V-f -5 if - 5 3 Q 11 zz ff.. ,af ' sf.: nz L2 4 1' 4 13 K Q MBA , 1 A 11 W X xg J 3 HQ ,Q K A-. LS' xx A Q . QNX ' W 'mm XWM, Q 3 :A M ,Mae XM , . ,, ,L ' - A--. v .i L '5..' ' N,-hjwm. . um . I si. Fc, W X W ' if xi WK e xg, sea .ik , sq Q K . KWH L CD B GEC R!-XG CDUU VTR EYT T T E ANN ADAMS-Junior BEVERLY MOIZE- Sophomore SADIE DICKERSON-Junior ow SCRAPS FROM THE EDlTOR'S DESK i.' 2. is 12 ir, sag 5 , ii 2? E? fi ga 2 5? sg I 8 if .5 ,. 'lf av , Q ...T T fl T ' r e 3 HY 1 r 2 io 1, A healthy Bunch, 2, Spring Fever , 3, Nclure Boy, 4, Molly Pitcher, 5, Hee hee 6, And Awcy We Gol, 7, Now Smile, 8, Oh, Nol, 9, Three Birds, lO, Twins , ll Y - - -H - V- -- I -v-- 14 xAll,.--', Al.- h-......'J 112 fNl-. A ,-- ,,,,mull?,., THE SENIORS OF MANGUM HIGH SCHCOL PRESENT ECHQES GF M I-I. S. MR. R, S. SPEAR To the true teacher, time's hour-glass should still run gold-dust. We, the class of 1954, respectfully dedicate our volume of the ECHOES OF M. H. S. to you, Mr. Spear, our understanding teacher and principal. W E S A L U T E MR. AND MRS. SPEAR GWEN AND KAREN IN MEMORIAM MRS. MARY E. CALLAHAN Time has laid his hand Upon my heart, gently, not smiling it, But as a harper lays his open palm Upon his harp, to deaden its vibrations. -Longfellow. Mrs. Callahan endeared herself to all with whom she came in con- tact. Time will not soon erase her from the memory of her students and fellow teachers. MISS ETHEL WILKINS English OFFICERS Wade Tilley .................... ..... P resident Douglas Copley .. Vice-Pr9Sldenf Peggy Mangum .. ..... Secretary Ben Crabtree ,. . ..Treasurer Dorothy Burch -. Reporter LAWRENCE RAY AIKEN Be ruled by time, the wisest counselor ol all. Glee Club I, Treasurer 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. l, 2, 4-H Club l, 2, Shop Club I, 2, 3, Body Building 4, Baseball I, Valley Ball 2, Dance 4. DOROTHY BURCH There is no time like the old time, when I was young. Glee Club I, 2, 3, Photography I, Speech 2, Arts and Crafts 3, Vice-President, 4-H Club I, 2, 3, Journalism 4, Class Officer 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4. BETTY FRANCES CASH l count my time by times that I meet thee, these are my yesterdays, my morrows and noons. Speech I, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Secretary, Medal 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Marshal I, Faculty Secretary 4, Softball I, 2. DOUGLAS MILTON COPLEY He is a portion of the loveliness, which once he made more lovely. F.F.A. 'I, 2, 3, 4, Audio-Visual Aid I, Library Club l, 2, Basket- ball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 2, Secretary 4, Vice-President, 4-H 2, June Fever 3, Body Building 4, Student Council 4. l X SENIORS Before true clocks were invented, time was meas ured by the burning of time candles which wer: strapped with bands of black and white. The burning of each band marked a unit of time. Like the peopll of old, the seniors have watched their time candle burn, sometimes slowly and sometimes swiftly, unt there is but one band left to mark their stay at thi appointed place.--M. H. S. ,ew sw SENIORS HELEN ELLIS Her good old times-all times when old are good. Glee Club 2, F.H.A. l, 2, Speech 1, Secretary 2, 4, Photog- raphy 3, Journalism 4, Annual Staff 4, Cheerleader 4, Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, 4, volley sau 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball i, 2, 3, 4 Office Staff 3, June Fever 3. SIDNEY WADE ELLIS If I ever have time lor things that matter, If I ever have the smallest chance, l'm going to live. Helena l, Class Treasurer I, Shop 2, 3, Volley Ball 3, Boby Building 4, Journalism 4. JAMES WINSTON JACOBS He is always on time, his principle being that punctualiry is the thief ol time. F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Shop Club l, Library Club I, 2, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Body Building Secretary 4, Journalism 4. LOUISE LADD A little time lar laughter, a little time la sing. Student Council 1, 3, 4, Library Club l, 3, Glee Club l, June Fever 3, Class Officer, Secretary l, F.H.A., Photog- raphy 3, 4-H Club l, 3, Annual Staff 4, Faculty Secretary 4, Basketball l, 3, 4, Cheerleader, Chief 3, Softball l, 4, Volley Ball 1, Summer School 2. ,R -1953 kms? ii? f BEN LOGAN CRABTREE, JR. To be strong is to be happy. F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Audio-visual Aids I Student Council 2, Library Club 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Class Officer 3, Treasurer 4, Body Building 4, Sports Editor Annual 4 HAROLD DAY Came what come may, time and hour run through roughest day. Glee Club I, 2, E.F.A. 'l, 2, 3, Journalism 4, Library Club 3, 4 Shop Club l, 2, 3, 4-H Club l, 2, Volley Ball 2, JANIE PEARL DUKE There is language in her eye, her cheek, her lip. Glee Club l, 2, F.H.A. l, 2, Speech Club l, 2, Presdient 3, Journalism 4, Annual Staff 4, Softball l, 2, Class Officer 1, Faculty Secretary 4, Piano l, 2, Dance 4, Volley Ball 'l, 2. BARBARA ALEASE ELLIS .lealousy's eyes are green. Glee Club l, 2, 3, Secretary 4, Speech Club l, 2, Journal- ism 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4. SHIRLEY RHEW I love everything that's old, old friends, old times, old manners that are left behind. Student Council 2, 3, F.H.A. I, 2, June Fever 3, Speech Club I, 2, 4, Photography 3, Class Officer, Secretary I, Pres- ident 2, Annual Staff 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Office Staff 3, Cheerleader 4, Glee Club 2, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Journalism 4. MARTHA JEAN ROBERTS She is cute to walk with, And witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think of. Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Speech Club 2, Photography Club I, Journalism 4, 4-H Club I, 2, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Piano I, 2. CARLTON ROBINSON He himself is wise enough alone. F.F.A. I, Program Chairman 2, 3, Secretary 4, Shop Club I, Secretary 2, President 3, Body Building 4, Volley Ball 2, Socker 2, Softball 2. BARBARA ARDELLA SALMON She is never alone, She is always accompanied with noble thoughts. Glee Club I, 2, Class Officer, Reporter 3, June Fever 3, F.H.A. I, 2, Treasurer 3, 4, Marshal 3, Speech Club 2, Arts and Crafts 4, 4-H Club I, 2, Program Chairman 3, Journalism, Editor 4, Annual Staff 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Faculty Secretary 3, 4, Athletic Club I, Volley Ball I. SENIORS BETTY LOU LAWS She makes the mast of all that comes, and the least of all that goes. Journalism 4, Student Council 3, President 4, Speech Club, President 2, Arts and Crafts 4, F.H.A. I, Secretary 2, Vice- President 3, President 4, Annual Staff, Editor 4, Glee Club I, 2, Class Officer, Treasurer 2, President 3, June Fever 3, Marshal 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball I, Faculty Secretary 4, Piano I, 2, 3, Athletic Club I. PEGGY LANE MANGUM She brings showers for the thirsting flowers, From the seas and streams. Speech Club I, 2, F.H.A. I, Historian 2, Photography Club 3, Library Club 4, Student Council 4, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 4, Class Officer, Secretary 4, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ballball I, 2, 3, 4, Faculty Secretary 3, 4, June Fever 3, Journalism, Feature Editor 4, Student of Week 1, Volley Ball 2. WILLIAM HENRY NEWTON I am challenged to time, and cannot thence depart. Glee Club 1, F.F.A. 3, 4, Photography 3, 4, 4-H Club I, 2, Basketball 2, Mt. Tirzah I, 2. ELLEN ROBERTS OAKLEY Shes beautiful and therefore to be woo'd, She's a woman, therefore already won. Glee Club I, 2, Class Officer, Treasurer 1, F.H.A. I, Vice- President 2, Speech Club, Secretary I, Vice-President 2, 3, 4-H Club I, Program Chairman 2, Vice-President 3, Journalism 4, Annual Staff 4, Volley Ball I, 2, 4, Faculty Secretary 4, Softball 1. in SENIORS BOBBY RAY VAUGHAN He shows his eyes, and grieves his heart. Come like shadows, so depart. Class Officer 'l, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4 County Football 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council I, 2, 3, 4, Student of the Week t, Speech Club 1, 2, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Audio-visual Aids I, Glee Club 3, 4, Photography Club 4. CLARENCE WILLIAM VEASEY, JR. Time's latal wings do ever fly, To everyday he lives. Shop I, 2, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Model Building 2 Basketball 1, 2, 4, Body Building 4. ' I 1 RALPH H. JOHNSON Make use of time, let not advantage slip. Bethesda 1, 2, 3, Journalism I, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 3, Visual-Aid 2, Football t, 2. GWENDOLYN SPEAR Mascot Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Spear JOHN TERRY, Ill Mascot Son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Terry qv-es' ARTHUR MANGUM TILLEY I tell you the past is a bucket ol ashes. Glee Club I, 2, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Reporter 4, 4,H Club I, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4, Journalism 4, Shop Club I, 2, Body Building 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Volley Ball 2, 3, 4, Horseshoe 3, 4, Soccer 2, Piano l, 2. ERSKINE JEROLD TILLEY Opinions cannot survive il one has no chance to Hgh! lor them. Class Officer, Secretary 3, Library Club 3, Student Council 1, 2, Shop Club I, 2, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, President 4, Body Building 4, June Fever 3, Valley Ball 2, 3. 1 , 5, ,, ' I, ma -- , ,.,,. if . f tfqxffa., ef, it VIRGINIA DORIS TILLEY Take time enough, all other graces Will soon lill up their proper places. Glee Club I, 2, Arts and Crafts I, 2, 4, Faculty Secretory 3, Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Lunchroom 3, 4. CARL WADE TILLEY Talk happiness, The world is sad enough Without your woe, No path is wholly rough Class Officer I, President 4, President, Library Club I, 2, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l', 2, Vice-President 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, County Football 3, 4, Body Building Club, President 4, Audio-visual Aids I, June ln the year ot l942, on a sunny September morning, the time candles began burning for three different groups of frightened children who began their school life at Holt, Mangum and Rougemont As the time candle burned on, these groups were ioined at Mangum in the year l948. Our teachers who helped us along our way in the seventh and eighth grades were: Mrs. Crabtree, Mrs. Gaskins, and Mrs. l-lill. During these two years we lost Carl Roberts, Ralph Ellis, Alma Sharon, leon Johnson, Ruben Brann, Floyd Wilkins, l. W. Carden, Paul larry, Joyce Pittman, Frank Worsham, Bobby Ellis, and Earl Ramsey. These little time candles now had burned out and THE MARCH a larger one began burning for us. During our Freshman year our homeroom teacher was Miss Umstead, who helped us get adiusted to high school life. Mr. Bass was our principal. Two bands had burned out and we were in our Sophomore year. During this year we had many parties and wiener roasts. Mrs. Chestnut was our homeroom teacher and Mr. Anderson was our princi- pal. As the time candles grew dimmer, we found our- selves as iolly Juniors. Time did not stand still lor us in this year because we found ourselves in a whirl of . I---mm, 4 OF TIME activities vvhich included June Fever, Junior-Senior Banquet, receiving our class rings and many parties. Our homeroom teacher, Miss Hunter, and our coach, Mr. Rice, who understood energetic young people, planned many entertaining outside activities for us. We are novv dignified Seniors, ready to take our places among the citizens of our respective communi- ties. This year has included many activities also, such as Murder Mansion, Junior-Senior Banquet, trip to Washington, parties, and field trips. Miss Wilkins, our homeroom teacher, has helped us during this year in every way possible. We wish also to thank the remainder ot the teachers and our principal, Mr. Spear, vvho have helped us during our high school years. Our time candle has slowly but surely fliclcered out and we, the class of '54, happily, yet sadly, comptete our work in Mangum l-lfgh School. We wish to recom- mend to the remaining and future students to take care of the minutes, for the hours will take care of themselves, and with Byron remember: The good old times-all times when old are good -are gone. BARBARA SALMON JANIE DUKE Historians l l T W I TALENTED Ladd f Tillev ,3 ' W gi E X K 1 Qt 3 1 V 0 ' sv ,g W-- mm mamfffeqf fl . W 4 MMP .K .il PRETTIEST Ellen Oczkley -14 ,Q -We, ,A-I l al HANDSO VM LAST W We, the seniors of Mangum High School, of the class of 1954, in the tovi Bahama, county of Durham, the state of North Carolina, do hereby make this last will and testament. ITEM l To the Principal, the Faculty, the Freshmen, Sophomores, and Juniors, we I an electric clock for each classroom. ITEM ll To our parents we leave our many thanks for their untiring efforts in he Nto mrake us better fitted for the future. Our personal property we so will and bequeath as follows: Wade Tilley and Douglas Copley leave their positions as Business Mant of the annual and their ability to leave school and get ads to Carl Hopkins James Jeffries. Helen Ellis and Shirley Rhew will their places on the cheerleader tea Juanita Robinson and Virginia Jeffries. Buddy Veasey and William Newton will their mechancial ability to J Duke and Delano Clayton. Janie Duke and Peggy Lane Mangum leave their typewriters to Cha Pope and Bobbie Lynn Hill in hopes that they will be able to make the mac work better than they could. Barbara Salmon and Betty lou Laws leave their positions as editors 0 Newsette and Annual to Barbara McFarland and Millard Thacker. Poor Ben Crabtree and Winston Jacobs leave their ability to do bookkeepir Larry and Garry Umstead. Sidney Ellls and Arthur Tilley leave their abrllty to drive to Jimmy Walker Martha Roberts and Bobby Vaughan leave all their good times at Ole Mangum gh to Alma Robinson and Janelle Emory Bobby also leaves his loud voice to Var uma Tilley and Betty Frances Cash will their places in the lunchroom to ability honor mind hopes Hayes Now that our time candles have burned out we are about to go out into world and tace the problems that confront us We know that whatever we complnsh will be because of Mangum School and our parents who have Under the hand and seal of Mangum Hugh School this eighth day of June, l954. BARBARA SALMON ALMA ROBINSON President JUNIORS ML naw-r gf? i xiii 242' s J, , is , Q 'vw-'ref hw Wqv, - rex 4 l r Vi Ser We-w,..., Mary Ruth Allen Barry Cafes Delano Clayton Eugene Crabtree James Duke Peggy Jane Ellis Janelle Emory Shirley Hargis Carl Hopkins Barbara Lynn Hill Befry Hunt James Jeffries JUNIORS Time's waters will not ebb nor stay -nor will the burning time candle forever remain. Already the candle has passed the half-way point for Juniors and continues to mark time. Junior Johnson Ruth Littrell Mary Lipscomb Van Mangum Barbara McFarland Charlotte Pope Dorothy Roberts Thomas Teasley Millard Thacker Gary Umstead Larry Umstead Jimmy Walker CALVIN W. MORGAN Physical Education - Social Studies 'SMA rf? Alf Let The time candle burn! Whai care sophomores for passing time? With Herrick they would say: Gather ye rose-buds while ye may, Old Time is still a flying, And This same flower Thai smiles Today, Tomorrow will be dying. MISS VERTEE UMSTEAD Science -- Mathematics N. 'L Aff' .iii 45 SOPHC MARJORIE BOWLING CAROLYN CATES ELMER CHAMBERS ANN CHAMBERS GRAHAM CRABTREE PRISCILLA DAY DAN DRYE JIMMY DUKE MATILDA ELLIS SYLVA ELLIS FOY HAYES DELORES HONEYCUTT MORES JOAN JONES CHARLES LADD WALLACE LAWS MARY ANN MANGUM CECIL MANGUM GUTHRIE MANGUM ROBERT MANGUM MARY LOU MOORE ELLA MAE NOAH MARIE STEVENS MARIE TIPPETT MICHAEL UMSTEAD REGINALD WADE EMMA JEAN WALTERS BENARD WALKER CLYDE WYNNE glw ' fig A N . 5 J ,P ii. 'TWMWY MRS. ELLEN BIRD . . . COMMERCIAL In iywx FRESHMEN JIMMY AIKEN HAROLD CLAYTON DALE COPLEY GERALDINE DUKE .pp I5 5 .. Rh 1 K, FRED DUKE RAY ELLIS B. V. FERRELL EVELYN GROVES MELVI N JACOBS ELLEN JACOBS VIRGINIA JEFFRIES TED LATTA FRED LUXTON, JR. VIRGINIA MANGUM WAYNE MCBRIDE MARTHA NOAH H. P. OAKLEY LAYTON OAKLEY BARBARA ROBERTS J. D. ROBERTS .IUANITA ROBINSON DONALD SALMON HARRIET SMITH MIKE SMITH CAROLYN TILLEY GEORGE TILLEY BARBARA WHEELER LINWOOD WHEELER FAYE WYNNE HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN ELLEN ROBERTS OAKLEY Ellen reigned as Queen for Mangum High School during the Durham Counfy Homecoming Game, and again she represented the Senior Class as its Halloween Queen. XL. X li ,WWW Node Tilley Miss Wilkins Adviser Peggy Mangum -my ll we , .4-u..-..1 W . ,t l Business Manager Betty Lou Laws Editor Assistant q,!iw Editor For the past two years the UECHOES OF M. l-l. S. has combined with the tive other Durham County Schools to form the Count 'n' Countess. TIME TO INTRODUCE First Row: Ben Crabtree, Shirley Rhevv, Helen Ellis, Wade Tilley, Peggy Mangum, and Betty Lou laws. Second Row: Tilley, and Louise Ladd. S t ANNUAL STAFF Janie Duke, Barbara Salmon. Douglas Copley, Arthur l i 3 i l l t were N.-hm--1 STUDENT COUNCIL President .................................. Vice-President ............ ,..... ........... Secretary ...... Treasurer. ..... . Sergeant-at-Arms . . . SPEECH CLUB President .............. Marie Stevens Vice-President ........... Harriet Smith Secretary and Treasurer .. Marie Tippett Program Chairman ........ Joyce Hunt Reporter ............. Mary Lou Moore CHORAL CLUB President ................................... Bobby Vaughn Secretary and Treasurer ................ Barbara Ellis Director .............................. Mrs. N. C. Bouzzard e,Q The Council strives to promote participa tion in government and maintain higl ideals of citizenship, to encourage par ticipation in school activities, to upholc worthy scholastic achievement, to streng then high standards of character, service and loyalty, and to create a general re gard for the welfare ot the school. ,ol 1 l i The Speech Club encourages interest and participation in public speaking and seeks to improve everyday conversation. The Library Club has three aims: i. To sponsor greater interest among the students in libraries and library service. 2. To stimulate reading interest. 3. To improve the library service of the school. i v l l,-:z.:c.: 1 vy '-. LIBRARY CLUB President, Larry Umstead, Vice-President, Louise Ladd, Secretary and Treasurer, Mary Ruth Allen, Reporter, Carolyn Cqteg, The club publishes a school news- paper semi-monthly for the purpose of developing cooperation between parents and school. The paper strives to develop interesting writ- ings, accuracy, responsibility, and leadership. JOURNALISM CLUB Editor, Barbara Salmon, Assistant Editor, Louise Ladd, Business Mana- gers, Arthur Tilley and Sidney Ellis. The members of the Arts and Crafts Club are interested in learning how to make things and in acquiring skill in making these things. Miss Susan Hooks, Home Economics President, Delores Honeycutt, Vice-President, Dorothy Burch, Secretary and Treasurer, Rachel Wilkins. Adviser, Mr. R. S. Spear The club seeks to learn the funda- mentals of photography, from con- ta ct printing to enlarging. This group is also interested in learning PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB to operate the audio-visual ma- President, Bobby Vaughan, Vice-President, Mike Smith, Secretary, Chimes for the School. Janelle Emory. The purpose of this club is learn- ing to do, doing to learn, by de- signing and planning what to make and how to make useful home proi- ects. He learns the proper use of farm shop hand tools and electrical equipment in making useful items for his home and farm. BODY BUILDING SHOP CLUB President, Wallace Laws, Vice-President, Dan Drye, Secretary, E Chambers, Treasurer, Fred luxton, Jr. President, Wade Tilley, Vice-President, Douglas Copley, Secretary and Mr. C' M. Allen . I ' Agriculture Treasurer, Winston Jacobs. S it - mu SBE The purpose of the body Building Club is to build character and bet- ter citizenship by providing activi- ties that develope neuro-muscular skills. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization of girls who are taking or have taken home econom- ics and are still in school. Their goals are expressed in their creed, We are the Future Homemakers of America We face the future with warm courage Ancl high hope ..., an .. , i .vw , F. F. A. resident, Jerry Tilley, Vice-President, Bobby Vaughan, Secretary, Carl- on Robinson, Treasurer, Ray Aiken, Reporter, Arthur Tilley, Sentinel, F. H. A. President, Betty lou laws, Vice-President, Charlotte Pope, Secretary, Priscilla Day, Treasurer, Marie Stevens, Historian, Sylvia Ellis, Parlia- mentarian, Carolyn Cates, Song Leader, Ann Chambers, Reporter, Joan The Future Farmers ol America is a farm youth organization designed to develop rural leadership, build a more permanent agriculture, and improved country life. Buddy Veasey. 4'H CLUB I pledge my Head to clearer think- ing, My Heart to greater loyalty, My Health to better living, My Hands to larger service, For my Club, my Community, and my Country. President, Joan Jones, Vice-President, Ted Latta, Secretary, Marie Ste vens, Reporter, Sylvia Ellis, Song Leaders, Priscilla Day, Mike Smith. BASKETBALL - VARSITY Seated: Wade Tilly, Douglas Copley, Bobby Vaughan, Buddy Veasey, Millard Thacker. Standing: James Walker, Coach Morgan, Ben Crabtree, Winston Jacobs. BASKETBALL JUNIOR VARSITY Seated: Melvin Jacobs, Delano Clayton Eugene Crabtree, Michael Umstead, Lin- wood Wheeler. Standing: Coach Mor- gan, Mike Smith, Dale Copley. A 'me M CHEERLEADERS I-larriet Smith, Joyce Hunt, Marie Stevens, Helen Ellis, Charlotte Pope, Chief, Shirley Rhew, Barbara Wheeler, Vann Mangum. BASEBALL Kneeling: Ted White, Douglas Copley, Charles Ladd, Wade Tilley, Winston Jac- obs. Standing: Millard Thacker, Delano Clayton, Foy Hayes, Arthur Tilley, Dale Copley, James Jeffries,-Eugene Crabtree. sqft 9 Wy. 2 g J' s WQM 5 LUNCHEON STAFF ois Cooley, Mrs. Hazel Mangum, Mrs. Lucille Tilley Dur lunchroom measures up to the standards set ly State and Federal Programs. . . WM . A BUS DRIVERS Drivers are examined and licensed by the State. Their iob is to transport students safety to and from school. ANO STUDENTS acher: Mrs. W. F. Long There is a time to play DANCE CLASS And a time to dance. Teacher: Mrs. Olive Godwin AM, X K ,YM . ., 3 melt? 34 awssfgwffgi 3 4 ,Q ,sn -Q-..- ISQ w su 51 gy Be J Sify? if X9 si ,L ,ml ,EW iw Q x kgs pw- Swx V Af. N, 2 lf . 1 - ' i f 5 N5 ,XSQ erlrr rl T A ee fi, fx' law-'IE I 91 SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Teacher: Mrs. Clarke FIRST GRADE Teacher: Miss Tilley M-f- v' 4.-w wAa-H M X!!! E wt 5 12, - 'dniwfawymg ,J , nz E , ,f', f .fn , IM, I x iffW5's2'3,l X f A M , MW...-'..W4f., - .V Q THE SENIOR CLASS OF HOPE VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS TI-HE VAL-HO OF NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR MR. N. R. VINCENT The best portion of a good mon's life is his little, nameless, unremembered acts of kindness and of love. he HOWARD TOBY JOHNSON Cowards die many times before their death The valiant ne-ver taste of death but once. THE FACULTY MR. N. R. VINCENT Social Studies and English ..,v 3 M ff rv 2 MRS. SANDRA ZUCKERMAN MRS. JOAN F. O'BRIEN MRS. HELEN B. THOMPSON Social Sfudies English and Spanish Commercial J' I ji .f-'v A ,--' M , I 4 .... 3' .3 W Q MRS. ZENNA W. HARRIS MRS. DOROTHY RANDALL MRS. VIRGINIA Z. TEETS -1 .1 .- I ru - I ri LI--- E,-n..AmI,-f Rinlnnu RONNIE PEELE, President Class Sec. I, Dramatics l, 2, Basketball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, l-li-Y 2, 3, 4-H 3, 4, Class Pres. 3, 4, Bus Driver 4, Bus. Mgr. Annual 4, Newspaper 4, Junior Play 3. EUGENE ELLIOT, Vice-President E Physical Education 4, Student Council 3, Class Vice-Pres. 3. ELIZABETH JANE DAVIS, Secretary Class Pres. 'l, Softball 1, 2, Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4-H 2, 3, 4, Dramotics 2, Class Sec. 2, 4, Annual Club 2, 3, 4, Beta Club Sec. 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Newspaper 4. Il 3 1 . . SENIORS L.. MASCGTS Diane and Donnie Yeargan EVELYN LUCILE HYATT Softball 1, Bela Club 3, 4, Vice-Pres. Lib. Club 1, 2, Student Council 3, 4-H 1, Assist. Bus. Mgr. Annual 3, Assist. Editor Paper 4, Glee Club 1, Junior Play 3. I WILLIAM ADDISONI KEARNEY, JR. County Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club t, 2, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Bus Driver 4, Pres. Student Council 4, Basketball 3, 4, Student Patrol 4, Journalism 2, Junior Play 3. RITA GENELL KENNEDY Lib. Club 3, Beta Club 3, Vice-Pres. 4, Cheerleader 4, Student Council 3, Junior Play 3, Editor Paper 4, Annual 4. Tusrviisrociss Koutsms ' Student Patrol 4, Public Speaking 4, Annual 4, Engineering 2, Transfer D.H.S. . . SENIORS ALBERT WESLEY BRINKLEY Dramatics 1, 2, County Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball l, 2 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, Photography 1, Student Patrol 4, 4-H 1, 2 Bus Driver 3, 4, Junior Play 3. JOYCE ANN ELLIOTT Dramatics 1, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Sec. 4-H 2 Junior Play 3, Student Council 4. JAMES DOUGLAS GANEY Football 1, Band 2, Basketball 3, Glee Club 4, Student Coun cil 4. SHIRLEY JOANNE GARRETT Glee Club 1, 3, Treas. Lib. Club 1, 2, Class Chaplain 2 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 4-H 1, 3, Sec. 4, Class Sec. 3, Beta Club 3, Treas 4, Annual 3, Junior Play 3, 'Dv . . . SENIORS FRANCES ANN NICHOLS Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, Lib. Club 2, 4-H I, 2, 3, 4, Annual 3, 4: U-Make-it I, Student Council 4, Newspaper 4, Junior Play 3. ROSA BELLE PENDERGRAPH Dramatics I, U-Make-it Treas. 2, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4-H I, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Junior Play 3, Class Vice-Pres. 2. ELIZA ANN RILEY U-Make-it I, Lib. 2, 4-H I, 2, 3, F.H.A. 2, Glee Club I, 2, Junior Play 4. HELEN PATRICIA SKLERIS Transferred D.H.S., Public Speaking 4, Cheerleader 4, Football Queen 4. ,pvm R25 THOMAS EVERETT SMITH Handicrafts I, Hi-Y 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Student Patrol 4, 4-H I, 2, Photography I, Junior Play 3 CAROLYN PREDDY STEGALL Annual 2, 3, 4, Dramatics 2, Debate 2, 4-H Club 2, Softball 2 Beta Club 3, 4, Class Vice-Pres. 3. PAUL EDWARD WHEELER Dramatics I, Speech Club 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Glee Club 4, Student Council 3, Class Chaplain 4, Hi-Y 2. LOYD EDWARD WINN Hi-Y I, 2, 3, Class Treas. I, Photography Club I, Annual 4. ST DRESSED M051 LLLCELY wo succeeo cmaovm swecam veexe BEST ALL-AROUND RONNLE Pam sx-mzxev GARRETT BE LOYD NNLNN CAROLYN swam RONNLE 41 - ,id ff'- MOST ATHLETLL, Lev ' buy.. MLS KOUNTLS OSA BELL PENDELMN LCEARNEY ALBERT BRTNK . . 0150. THE WPLYN HTPLTT R SONNY lah ,vi --u RITA KENNEDY MM PAUL WHEELER ..f1lVCES RONNIE PEEIE - UH JIMMY -3- -. r'UPUlAR ,Q SONN Y KEARNE Y CAROIYN 'Y' ..,1rvL'ES NICHOLS THEMIS KIUNTIS ,dw .STEGAU 'IEMIS KOUNTIS THIS WE Cn September 5, l942, a group of rather frightened youngster entered the first grade at Hope Valley. This was the beginning of OL long education. For the first three years we studied simple reading writing, and arithmetac. Albert Brinkley transferred from another schoc to ours that year. As we entered the fourth grade we began to study history, whic we all dreaded, and also found ourselves writing such themes as Wl' I Must Not Chew Gum in School. This year is well remembered. As we entered the fifth grade, we began to feel as though we wer grown. Mrs. Rhyne taught us how to sing that year. Ann Riley ioine us. The sixth grade brought forth book reports and geography. TI boys who were eligible ioined the Safety Patrol. Ronnie Peele ioined oi class that year. Alas, the seventh grade and Mrs. Rhyne again. That year our cla practically split in half. Many of our classmates left us to enter ci schools. The eighth grade brought us two girls, Jane Davis and Jeannet Isaacs. That was the year we began to change classes like the hig school. The girls also began to wear lipstick and they thought it wi grand. WMM5 ii 'MW ZW WSM1.. .-..,. - ' gg. .j, if tt Www J wifi RECALL The ninth grade consisted of initiation and being marked as Green Freshmen. We didn't mind that so much, especially with Mr. Smith as our teacher. Paul Wheeler entered our class that year. The tenth grade was mostly remembered as one of waiting to :ecome a Junior. That year Carolyn Stegall came to our school. Our Junior year turned out to be the one with the most fun in it. The Halloween Carnival and the Junior-Senior Prom took much of our time. The Junior play will also be alive in our memories for a good Nhile. That year three more students ioined us. They were Loyd Winn, Eugene Elliott, and Rita Kennedy. And, finally at last, we are Seniors. Four people have ioined us this fear. They are Pat Skleris, Edna Atwell, Themis Kountis, and Jimmy Saney. The ones who have been together for twelve years are Shirley Starrett, Evelyn Hyatt, Frances Nichols, Joyce Elliott, Rosa Belle Pender- graph, Sonny Kearney, and Tommy Smith. Our last year at Hope Valley will never be forgotten. With our Senior play and plans for our trip to Washington under way, we are horoughly enioying this year. Pretty soon we will be wearing our caps md gowns and receiving our diplomas. With the help of Mr. Vincent ind our many teachers, we have finally reached the goal we set for Jurselves some twelve years ago. We shall always cherish the mem- Jries of our many friends at Hope Valley and the wonderful times we iave all had. I . rw 6 -. ,W v . 5 fn it 4 , K 1 Y .. 1, K an 'Q 5 1 12 : ' ,9,:, L ,. ll 5' M n' Ufvce Zfjooff .Q1r77l'lZ nu i Evelyn Hiatt, 2 Pat Schleris, 3 Sonny Kearney, 4 Al Brinkley, 5 Loyd Winn, 6 Rita Kennedy, 7 Tommy Smith, 8 Joyce Elliott, 9 Rosa Belle Pendergraph, IO Carolyn Stegall, ll Eugene Elliott, i2 'Frances Nichols, 13 Jane Davis, 14 Ann Riley, 15 Ronnie Peele, 16 Paul Wheeler 14 lf' yn l5 I From Left To Right: Jimmy Jones ...... . . .President Rose Kearney. .. .... Treasurer Loreffa Neal ..... ...... S ecrefary Thomas Franklin .... . . . Vice-President CAMERA SHY JUNIORS RONALD ALDRIDGE BOBBY BLACKWOOD DONALD EUBANKS THOMAS FRANKLIN FRANK GUNTER ROBERT GWALTNEY BARBARA HILL MARGARET HILL N.. my 'ss-ff Tian, CAMERA SHY CAMERA SHY 11 1.77 Y' 'VW f-Q.. ff' CV' Wvagff' -1...-W' , IS CAMERA SHY JUNIORS JIMMY JONES ROSE KEARNEY DANA KELLY DARRELL KENNEDY BETTIE MANGUM RUTH MATTHEWS RUDY MAYHEW BARBARA MIZE BOBBY MOCK DAWN MCFARLAND DARRELL MCKINLEY PERCY MCLAMB LORETTA NEAL NELSON O'NEAL GAIL RIGSBEE AL RIPLEY BOBBY SMITH WILLIS WEBSTER PEGGY WILLOUGH THOMAS WILLOUC SOPHOMORES Shirley Cole .. Floyd Jolly ....... Margaret Mallard . . Kay Kyles ........ MARY HELEN AUSTIN CHARLES BLACKWOOD WAYNE COUCH YVONNE CRABTREE JIMMY DRANE ALTON ELLIOTT FAYE ELLIOTT AURELIA FREEMAN SYLVIA GARRARD GERALD HOKE DARRELL HURST SARAH JAMES NANCY JENKINS JERRY MARKHAM WILLIE MONDS RAY MOULTON JULIA NORWOOD CAROLYN OAKLEY BOBBY SEAWELL SARAH SHEPHERD WAYNE STRICKLAND LONNIE WHEELER GLORIA WYATT . . . . . President . . Vice-President . . . 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ANNUAL CLUB The time is always well preserved when our newspaper re- porters keep us up-to-date on the happenings in and around school. Once a month we give you the pleasure of knowing our school better. First Row, Frances Nichols, Typist, Rita Ken- nedy, Editor, Evelyn Hyatt, Assistant Editor, Carolyn Stegall, Art Editor. Second Row, Ronnie Peele, .lack Davis, Jane Davis, Them- is Kountis, Margaret Walker. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Mrs. Zuckerman, Adviser, Rose Kearney, Barbara Mize, Carolyn Stegall, Sonny Kearney, Loretta Neal, Frances Nichols, Jane Cook. Second Row: Peggy Willoughby, Dawn McFarland, Lonnie Wheeler, Margaret Walker, James Ganey, Darrell Kennedy, Gloria Wyatt, Dwight Cherry, Larry Ennis. Time marches on and the Student Council marches on to better conditions for the school and students. e Beta Club's time is dedicated to the promotion of better citizenship, better scholar- p, and development of character. nt Row: Mrs. O'Brien, Adviser, Rita Kennedy, Rose Kearney, Dawn McFarland, Shirley Garrett, Sec- ! Row: Jane Davis, Darrell Kennedy, Paul Wheeler, Jimmy Jones, Evelyn Hyatt and Carolyn Stegcill. Wi , -'SN BETA CLUB FW Ef Pm, , ' 'N B n ff-2 l zz 'Q z 1 , I on l f Q ' t . f 'cr X92 'cv N of W SENIOR GLEE CLUB First Row: Mrs. Woody, Mrs. Randall, Directors, Gloria Wyatt, Shirley Cole. Second Row, Kay Kyles, Mary Helen Austin, Margaret Hill, Jane Davis, Peggy Willoughby, Phyllis Bennett, Helen Shepherd, Margaret Walker, Frances Nichols. Third Row: Bill McKinley, Dwight Cherry, Stephen Woody, Virgie Garrett, Sadie Koonce, Grace Skeen, Betsy Brogden, Sandra Herndon, Linda Morris, Fourth Row: Julia Norwood, Margaret Mallard, Rose Kearney, Carolyn Oakley, Yvonne Crabtree, Sarah Shepherd, Janet Self, Frances Tilley. Filth Row: Paul Wheeler, lJimmy Ganey, Ronnie Peele. The Glee Club's time is well spent in learning songs for various occasions. First Row: Mrs. Bouzzard, Director, Lynn Moulton, Barbara Oakley, Valinda Barbee, Lessie Parker, Jeanne West, Janice Cooke, Jewel Ganey, Linda Connett. Second Row: Ann McCarver, Beth Elliott, Pat Gwalt- ney, Dolores Hall, Linda Bishop, Brenda Stewart, Judy Ballew, Carolyn Wiesner, Sue Smith. Third Row: Joyce Hill, Carolyn Roll, Ellen Mize, Jane Harris, Rebecca Petrea, Nancy Tillman, Joy Ostings, Patricia Roberson, Becky Mallard. Fourth Row: Ross Tingen, Johnny Kennedy, Wayne Carton, Jerry Hall, Sandy Critchen, Ronnie Strickland, David Norwood, Haywood Hill. Fifth Row: Ted Garrett, Ed Simms, Larry Ennis, Tommy Griffin, Billy Crosby, Donald Cooke, Darrell McKinney, Judy Boss, JUNIOR GLEE CLUB 7? lists First Row: Barbara Hill, Rose ,Kearney, Margaret Hill, Loretta Neal. Second Row, Faye Elliott, Sylvia Garrard, Phyllis Bennett, Helen Shepherd, Margaret Walker, Nancy Latta, Barbara Davis, Kay Kyles, Mary Helen Austin. The F.H.A. must work hard to keep up with the modern times in food and methods in home making. THE F. H. A 4-H CLUB The 4-H Club is at work at all times. There is enjoyment in the festivals and the camps in the summer, The 4-H Club is very educational. e Dance Club works each week THE DANCE CLUB to get in step and in time to their fast moving dances. The Public Speaking Club puts its time into good use by continually working on de speeches, writings, and dramatics. Seated: Bette Mae Mcingum, Faye Elliott, Sylvia Garrard, Linda Morris, Ruth Matthews, Carolyn C Standing: Mrs. Zuckerman, Dwight Cherry, Leon Winn, Jimmy Crosby, Darrell Kennedy, Paul W THE PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB Themis Koutis, Frances Tilley, .lulia Norwood, Margaret Mallard, Mrs. Zuckerman, Adviser. if ' I ew! GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION swam . ,::,.' 1 1 who is t -:asf X First Row: Bette Moe Mangum, Pat Skleris, Sadie Koonce, Sandra Herndon, Linda Morris, Janet Phyllis Bennett. Second Row: Mrs. Harris, Adviser, Barbara Hill, Barbara Mize, Virgie Garrett C Skeen, Shirley Garrett, Ruth Matthews, Carolyn Oakley. Third Row, Gloria Wyatt, Betsy Brogden, Cc Stegall, Evelyn Hyatt, Rita Kennedy, Frances Nichols, Frances Tilley, Nancy l.atta, Barbara Davis. irst Row: Lonnie Wheeler, Ray Moulton, Eugene Elliott. Joe Mann, Jimmy Crosby, Darrell Hurst, Billy Earrett, Leon Winn, Wayne Strickland, Sonny Kearney, LeRoy Ruble, Bobby Seawell.Second Row: Billy lverette, Stephen Woody, Jerry Markham, Willie Monds, Wayne Couch, Ronnie Peele, Robert Gwaltney, Slenn McFarland, Gerald Hoke, Floyd Jolly, Jimmy Cheek, Frank Guertner, Dwight Cherry, Alton Elliott. hird Row: Carl Atkins, Edgar Smith, Steve Kelly, Ray Guertner, Norman Gcllimore, Danny Thomas Ihorles Blackwood, Albert Brinkley, Jimmy Drone, Darrell McKinley, Darrell Kennedy, Sonny Rigsbee lill McKinley, Edward Wilkerson, Mr. Vincent, Adviser. BOYS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION X fa in t 32 J E 5: I I ,I ki!! 5 QQ ,J VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Sonny Kearney, Robert Gwaltney, Bobby Blackwood, Tommy Smith, Ronnie Peele. Second ROW: Coach Vincent, Jimmy Drane, Alton Elliott, Charles Blackwood, Donald Eubanks, Mgr. Wayne Strickland. First Row: Norman Gallimore, Gay Gurtner, Danny Thomas, Darrell Kennedy, Frank Gunter, Second Row: Manager Wayne Strickland, Carl Atkins, Sonny Rigsbee, Billy Averette, Coach Vincent. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL ,nm-. if CHEERLEADERS First Row: Joyce Elliotte, Betty Jane Davis, Rosa Belle Pen Helen Austin, Kay Kyles, Carolyn Oakley. dergraph. Second Row: Ruth Matthews, Mary First Row: Kay Kyles, Mary Helen Austin, Ruth Matthews, Gloria Wyatt, Carolyn Oakley, Second Row: Barbara Mize, Betty Jean Knowles, Faye Elliott, Sylvia Garrord, Saddie Koonce, Bette Mae Manqum, Mr. Vincent, Barbara Hill. SOFTBALL ! 5 I SEVENTH GRADE Teacher: Mrs. Rhyne slxTH AND SEVENTH GRADES ELEMENTARY Teacher: Mrs. Millmon I s E Q G EA-Q - e M New 'WF L-'fs ffl-Qin 2X K w 3 AMR E N n E Q FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES Teacher: Mrs. Cotes FOURTH GRADE ELEMENTARN Teacher: Mrs. Hudson fgkw, PAS. 4l,g1 W N Xa fx ,1,' f 2 ,f 2 K . 3 , Www- , , Www E if ,455 in 5. -,n 'N 4, Il 1, V mf ,ml M. .am H-R , M-no 4-M., as ., S4 ...,. l SECOND GRADE Teacher: Mrs. Reese SECOND GRADE ELEMENTARN Teacher: Mrs. Snipes 1 'IF' V. ,: ' '..:' y el I3 'K 'G IAFETERIA 'ERSONN EL Standing: Ronnie Peele, Sonny Kearney, Percy Mclamb, Robert Gwaltney, Charles Blackwood. Back Row: Eugene Elliott, Bobby Blackwood. Not shown: Tommy Smith. Our bus drivers are licensed by the Stale ol North Carolina. They strive to bring us safely to and from school. Thanks to all of you. Our appreciation to our cafeteria manager and staff! They provide us with lunches far belter than state standards require. Sealed: Mrs. Ruble, Mrs. Johnson, Manager, Mrs. Long. Standing: Mrs. Gallimore, Mrs. Lizzie Williams. BU DRIVE 'QM Wi Q, 41 Y, R - smwvywwfbwfw Q A gg - Y 2 vga NW '. Klflilfwffgg fkliffliggw THE SENIOR CLASS OF OAK GROVE HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE ACORN NINETEEN HUNDRED AND FIFTY-FOUR MR. WALTER K. ROBERTS MR. ROBERTS At his hourly duty MR. ROBERTS Counseling o student To one who uses hisi time to help everyone ond who under- stonds oll problems, we toke greot pleosure in cledicoting this volume of The Acorn to Mr. VV. K. Roberts. He is both friend ond counselor to those within the sight of his friendly smile. We hope, Mr. Roberts, thot this shows our oppreciotion for oll the things you hove done for us ot Oolc Grove. Qww....,,,, 'liwq-.-Jr' FACULTY MR. O. B. BASS Principol RS. RLCKMAN THARRINGTON French ond English MR. P. A. LAMM Science MRS. O. B. BASS Science ond Mofhemofics MR. A. E. WILLIAMS Agriculture MRS. CHARLES STICKNEY Home Economics MR, W. K. ROBERTS Social Studies MRS. WM. D. LOGAN, JR Social Studies MR. J. W. NEAL History and English MRS. OWEN KNAPP English ,,, 5 S ... .A Q .EQ ,. .: V . . Q 1 V al? ,A gs ' H ni X 4. le Y. A. dh 'S CS. SFNIORP MASCOTS Phyllis Hobby Robert Chandler wrt? YbzYWY4fWXl i MW, - OFFICERS President, Bobby Weatherly, Secretary, Patricia Penny, Vice-President, Donnie Murray. As the clock approaches twelve, the c of '54 looks back on their achievements c looks forward to the challenges the ye ahead may bring. SENIORS BETTY ANN ALFORD Library Club l, Variety Club l, Glee Club l. TOMMY BAILEY County Football l, 2, 3, 4, School Basketball l, 2, Journalism 4, F.F.A. l, 2, Student Council l, 2, Debate 2, Junior Play, Senior Play. VINSON BECKWITH Newspaper Staff 3, 4, Baseball 3. BARBARA BATTS Transfer, Newspaper Staff Art Editor 4. CORA BENFlELD Journalism l, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club l, 2, 4, 4-H l, 2, Secretary 3, Program Chairman 4, Song Leader, Annual Staff 4, Y-Teens l, News- paper Typist 4. HOWARD BRANTLEY Transfer, Audio Visual l PHILIP CHURCHILL Football l, F.F.A. 1, Reporter 2, President 3, Audio Visual l, Debate 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, Vice-President 3, President 4, Journalism Staff 4, Class Officer, President 3, Junior Play, Senior Play, Delegate to Boy's State. MARGARET BIGGS F.H.A. l, Officer 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, 4-H l, Officer 2, Junior Play, School Cheer- leader 2, County 3, Chief 4, Annual Staff 3, Co-Editor 4, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Y-Teens l. F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4-H l, 2, 3, 4, Officer l, 4, Audio Visual l, F.F.A. l, 2, Officer 3, 4-H 3, Milk SENIORE JIM FINE F.F.A. I, 2, Audio Visual I, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Public Speaking I, 2, News' paper Staff I, 2, 4, Student Council I, 3, Key Club 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, Debate 3, 4, Home- room Officer 3, Jr. Marshal, Junior Play, Senior Play. HULDA BRANTLEY Transfer, Newspaper 4, Senior Play JANEl.l.E BRANTIEY F.H.A. I, 2, 4-H 2, 3, Officer I, 4, Library Club I, Variety Club I, Newspaper Staff 4, Glee Club I. JAMES GOINS F.F.A. I, Audio Visual. RONALD JOHNSON Audio Visual I, F.F.A. I, 2, Key Club 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 4, Senior Play. CAROL CHAPPEIL Student Council 3, 4, Annual Staff 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Vice-President 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, 4 H I, 2, Junior Play, Junior Marshall. FRANCES COTTON F.l-l.A. I, 2, 4-H 2, 3, Officer I, 4, Variety Club l, Library Club I, Glee Club I. VICTOR LEE Audio-Visual I, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Dramatics 3, Library 2. ' SENIORS ELSIE ELLIS F.l-l.A. l, 2, 3, Student Council 2, Class- Pres- ident 2, Spelling Team l, 2, 3, Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 4, Editor 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Junior Marshal. WAYNE MEDLIN F.F.A. l, 2, Dramatics 3 DONNIE MURRAY F.F.A. l, 2, Baseball 2, Basketball l, 2, Library Club l, 2, Class Officer 4, Student Council 4. RUTH FERGUSON F.l-l.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Journalism Club l, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, 4-H l, 2, Senior Play, Glee Club l, 2, 4, Class Officer 2, Y- Teens L. EDNA GOOCH Junior Play, Senior Play, Glee Club 4, Journal- ism l, Cheerleader 3, Chief 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 3- Junior Marshal, Annual Staff 4, Student Counf cil 3, 4, Treasurer 3, 4-H l. LAFAYETTE O'NEAL Football l, Baseball 3, Audio Visual l, F.F.A. l, 2. EARL PHILLIPS F.F.A. l, 2, 3, Audio Visual l, Bus Driver 3, 4. JEANNE HAMM Transfer, Glee Club 3, 4, Student Council 4. 'lw....ff rj, la f wav-, .ftxzm L.. juumuwghw SENIORS DON PRITCHETT Transfer, Class Officer 3, Basketball 3, 4, Coun- ty Baseball 4, Junior Play. MARTHA KARRIKER F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4-H I, 2, 3, School Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Library Club I, Junior Play, Y-Teens I. MARY KING Transfer, Newspaper Staff 2, 4, Class Officer 4, Chief Marshal 3. LAWRENCE RILEY Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Library Club I, 2, Bus Driver 3, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, Junior Play. OSBORNE ROYSTER County Football I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, F.H.A I,2, 3, Audio Visual 2. SHIRLEY MARKHAM Student Council I, 2, Class Officer I, 2, 3, 4-H I, F.H.A, I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 4, Annual Staff 4, Junior Marshal, Journalism Club I. JANET MARTIN F.H.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4, Bi-County Officer 4, County News Editor 4, Junior Marshal, Junior Play, County Cheerleader 4, Debate 3, 4, Glee Club I, 4, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, CO- Editor 4 RALPH STANHOPE F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Football I, Bus Driver 3, 4. SENIORS JOYCE MCKINNON 4-H i, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Senior Play, Class Of- ccer 2. EARL WATKINS Audio Visual I, Basketball I, F.H.A. I, 2 Officer 3, Baseball 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. BOB WEATHERLY Newspaper Staff 2, 4, 4-H I, President 3, 4, F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, 4, Junior Play, Senior Play, Student Council 4. PATRICIA PENNY Variety Club I, F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Glee Club I, 2, 4, Class Officer 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, 4-H I, Junior Play, YTeens i. SARAH PICKARD Transfer, Glee Club 4 JAMES WOODS F.F.A. I, 2, 3, Audio Visual I, Bus Driver 3, 4. WILEY WOODS F.F.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Audio Visual I, Bus Driver I, 2, 3, 4. JOANNE POWELL Transfer, Glee Club 4. 'RQ' 'Qwwv w,,,.. SENIORE ROSE SALLY 4-H i, F.H.A. 1, 2, Glee Club I, 4, Library Club i, 2, Class Officer l, Y-Teens l. BOBBIE SANDERFORD Transfer, F.H.A. 3, 4, Reporter 3, President 4, 4-H Officer 3, Glee Club 3, Class Officer 4, Student Council 3. YVONNE TILLEY F.H.A. i, 2, 3, Glee Club l, 2, 4, 4-H i, 2, Journalism 1, Variety Club 1. ELEANOR TRIPP BAKER C-lee Club l, Dramatics l, Substitute Bus Driver 2, Cheerleader l, Journalism l, 4-H l. FRANCES WILLIAMS Class Officer i, Student Council i, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3, Annual Staff 2, 3, 4, Newspaper Staff 2, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, 3, School Photographer 4, Senior Play, 4-H l, 2, 3, Glee Club I. .- :L-: i i suns Left to Right: M. Karriker, E. Ellis, F. Williams, H. Brantley, P. Penny, E. Baker, M. Biggs, C. Chappell, Y. Tilley, B. Sandford, C. Benfleld. Second Row: D. Pritchen, M. King, B BUTTS, J. Marlin, J. Goins, P. Churchill, T. Bailey, J. McKinnon, S. Markham, B. Alford, J. Powell, F. Cotton. J. Brantley. Third Row. E. Watkins, V. Lee, J. Fine, V. Beckwith, J. Woods, O. Roysier, E. Gooch, R. Ferguson, S. Pickard. Fourih Row. D. Murray, R. John- son, L. Riley, E. Phillips, R. Stanhope, H. Brantley, B. Weatheily, R. Sally. y. l Wil ' CURTAIN CALL A LS + Q 'R 1 ' - f ALL ABOARDQ TIME ro ao TIME 'I Ol RESENT ITM 51 VAXAZXJ gran! Ydll 1 V4 7 Jflaob HMETC The class of i954 began the freshman year i Oak Grove High with about 60 proud of the size of our class, high school and proud ot our elementary school. Mrs. Cleo members. We wei proud of enterir accomplishments Stickney and N A. E. Williams, our homeroom teachers, took i under their wings and guided through that tirst hard year. our stumbling te We had fun as well as work in our freshmc year. For the first time we had t to the library! We could also Luck not so good. Somehow we survived that Sophomores, Now we looked Freshmen. We felt more at games and picnics, working on he privilege of goir try cutting classes first year and we down on the gree home going to be the school paper ar ision of Mrs. Par annual. Under the expert superv ison and Mr. Houser, we somehow progressed that glorious day when we became sophisticate Juniors. Ms. Tharrington and Mr. Neal were our Juni I' homeroom teachers. We started off with a bang by planning a square dance. ln the fall we ioL neyed to Williamsburg, Virginia. It was an enioyak ' l'1 fs T Tir trip, and being away together for te :rs was lotsi of fun. RECALL 'ay +P'l .4m siabqffrlmfi Era' A .73 r .'1r1.1:k'F, l Other important events of the year included the presentation of our Junior play, The Sixth Key, which was termed a success. We then received our class rings. What a wonderful feeling we had after that! ln the spring we gave the Seniors a banquet at l-larvey's Cafeteria. Our theme was Hitch Your Wagon to a Star. Never will we forget that night! To celebrate our glorious year we had a picnic at lake Mirl. Seniors- Our year finally arrived, Mrs. Knapp and Mr. Roberts guided us through our last year at O. G. S. Our Senior Play, Here Comes Charlie, was termed a great success. Another highlight was our trip to Washington, D. C., in April. The spring brought in Class Day and graduation, with caps, gowns and diplomas. To our teachers, parents and friends, who have guided us patiently, preparing us for the problems we may face in the future, we wish to express our deepest and greatest appreciation. We, with faces turned to the unknown, look hopefully toward the future! FRANCES COTTEN JANELLE BRANTLEY V 'P m:w.4Q?',:'I,: V' M7550 Tw' , v v v IQ IA A W . f 111 JUNIORS ik 'G E97 will 2 ii Seated: Corol Wilson .... Wondo Doniels Standing: Harold Tice .... Quinton Pope .... xrf N, OFFICERS Presider . . .. Secrefcrr . . . . Vice-Presider . . . . . . Treasure .arf-ms, VFW Borboro Blake Yvonne Bullocx Carlisle Boyxin Bernie Brodiey Yvonne Brantley Donnie Clark JUNIORS Janice Cooke Eleanor Copeland Keith Creech Wanda Daniels Charlotte Davis Becky Franklin Betty J. Gullie Peggy Harris Nancy Harward Evelyn Keith Merita Keith Peggy Lamm Peggy Lanier Ida Morgan Wayne Penny Quinton Pope Cecil Riggs louis Seagroves Velma Stevens Harold Tice gf? Xl 1 f I I 'WW .we J. Thomas Vaughan Carolyn Wilson Carol Wilson ..... M., J ,S Seated: Martha Smith, l0A Ruby Fletcher, i0B . Rennie Bledsoe, lOB Edith Perry, lOA .... Standing: Larry Batts, lOA Paul Lee, lOA ..... Donald Glenn, iOB 'UF 'K i if 'lawn' RAW., asf' ', . ivgzeyzzbg' K 1 sf ixsssmgf -F S-fl w Q .Ei ,fy if giggafigwfui 1 v- W. 1 e 1 'V V ' ' K ' it 4 1 K 4 wr, OFFICERS . .... Secre Presiz . . . . Vice-Presic Treas Vice-Presii , , , Presii . . . . Treos Biven Baker Ann Barbee Larry Batts Rennie Bledsoe Geraldine Carroll George Currin lynde Dhue Norman Earp Ruby Fletcher Donald Glenn Virginia Gullie Henry Haase Burton Williams- SOPHOMORES Lina Harrell Annie l.. Harrison Katherine Hester Bobby James Paul lee Patricia Maness Anita Markham Lonnie Maynard Joyce Medlin Wesley Oakley Donald Page Faye Pender Maxine Pendergratt Edith Perry Horace Perry Evelyn Powell Merrill Ross Bobby Ryder Martha Smith Jean Snipes Clint Stephenson Donnie Watson Ralph Watson Joe Weaver James Williams Roxie Williams Audrey Williford Jean Woods L1 'QT5' iii! 4 4 fit l 4 , -' stu xt' A . 45 f N I mum '51 E We 2 K 5 ff't s HU! A fl e Jim f l at 1. if-'te' 'if .94 l 1 if iw, 3, his MW r f 12,0 yf , E ly Q- I QQ, 'germ gf 1 . .,,t.. Wttc..gs mgp. - V . ,h, ,wiv:slW,,m .. .is riis f lr r fjaqi iq I wk, ' dlJJ QSM r -lQ:' Q 'J I .,L:I'i me X 11..- 10 1 8 'A 'l REs'H NNY'-XA OFFICERS Seated: Nancy Carpenter, 9B ............ Preside Joyce Vaughan, 9B ............. Secreta Betty Lane, 9A ...,. .... S ecretary-Treasur Standing Anna Baker, 9B .... Treasur George Ray, 9A .... ...... P reside Ruby Elmore, 9B Vice-Preside Not Pictured: Gerald Allen, 9A Vice-Preside . ' Gerald Allen : G,,r , , H lane Bailey H All ' 'C Anna Baker Ee eggs, Linda Baker MQW .lllz AW 'yr Billy Barbour 5' Lv E3 F ro n or X F rm R2 U x 2 al' LQQWW- I n . 't Hugh Bass Richard Blake bf ,V' L Jean Bradley YM! W 2 chuck Bright Frances Brown Dwayne Byrd Shirley Carden Edward Carpenter Nancy Carpenter Ronald Carpenter t fslw.. 'WNV Buddy Cox i i Loretta Ellis ii, . Ruby Elmore 5 'W-ww' gi - A Arthur Ferrell .H . ,, ,,,. f i s lr' Q -7 . rs .4'x ig FRESHMEN Edward Freeman Patsy Foy Earl Glasgow Nancy Haase Margaret Hair Ann Hall Joyce Harrell James Harris Floyd Hicks lra Hogan Charles Holder Christine Holder Maxine Holder Jimmy Jackson Charles James Donald Keith Joyce Keith Roger King Betty Lane Vernon l.awe John Mangum Linda Maynor Barbara Oakley Joyce Phillips Jean Pritchett Euston Ray George Ray Julie Riggs James Riley Eunice Stevenson Joyce Vaughan Earl Williford Jean Wilson Howard Woods Ted Tillman .L tak? fig' ,i l K 1 4 :si i sh .. i V ,haf we new i is '--.sc X., , 3'igyaz l ' '- 5 g W 2' si 'R it , ,Nh t , E 'NSW r Y Q A YYY i Q 'fr is 'iv .. -'A E kt F A MR hd il 1,45 is ff 5 .EI 'vi 1 V- Him ' , ' If 1 is my fa: f M --f w in Q X y K W . f ll 'Q ,Wi ., :. 5. ' -,s tl Q V 5 5: ' ,A wx I 74- 'Trip cg? ll ii N . l wr Q x I Sw X K 2, is WE- A x J l R I Ei. 5 Sl 5. 9 'fm as ad? sw , N-,..,.. N-.L 'rye 7 tif. if u I is L N'Is:'r msg. :Vw R1 ., 4 o +-was-ss OAK GROVE snags Left of Right: Horace Perry, Merrell Ross, Jim Fine, Burton Wil- liams, Donnie Clark, J. Thomas Vaughan, Lawrence Riley, Coach Blake. GR01? BURTON WILUAMS Varsity Coach Junior Varsity Coach MR. BLAKE MR. LAMM SPORTS is PB EDWARD CARPENTER 5 Front Row: Bobby Ryder, James Riley, Floyd Hicks. Second Row: Ralph Watson, Buddy Cox, Biven Baker, Coach lamm. Back Row: Norman Earp, Charles Holder, Donald Glenn. Chief Cheerleaders: Edna Gooch, Peggy Lanier, Ann Barbee, Roxie Williams, Lynde Dhue, Pat Maness, .lean Snipes, Martha Karriker. BIVEN BAKER BOBBY RYDER Rnley Osborne Roysfer I.- ml' le? Q2 Lkllllepllgigdl A?-I-ge ,W 5 I I' 7 lA:vmIwfL3a- , ..f,'IQ. l lQlQ:lW My I' WLM X will he Left to Right: Tommy Boiley, Coach Roy, Lawrence OSBORNE ROYSTER , . w 'vwqlfr W, '- 3.2 I ,rfmql I if1!Eaf'1'I+1 Ajhlfl' Q ' MQQXQIWQ , I ,hm12,--rg-5,-gl'-Ln, .3 , -I .Ir-,L ' I I h he 'fl I I qi? r lvl. , J 51 I My ITT R I ml I Il I I I if I w ill , sr 2 LII ' I I? I Ml x f I if I E If I sl . f I ix A MARGARET BIGGS Head Cheerleader L r - 1 - - .I , I In we I ' , ',5:,1.'-,-LILWI -nf, I , n1Ql:,i Mlm ' COACH RAY JANET MARTIN Cheerleader TOMMY BAILEY LAWRENCE RILEY Debate Teams: J. Martin, Phil Churchill, 'I' Bailey J. 4-H Club: B Abernathy, E. Ra , C B f' ld J. . , . y . en ie , Fine, R. Bledsoe, Mr. Neal, Coach. Bailey, J. Phillips, J. Brantley, J. Vaughan, G. Ray, B. Matthews, S. Brantley, B. Alford, P. Lanier, C. Carden. A C T I MRS. MABEL CARPENTER, School Secretary V I T I E S Shown below are Oak Grove students supporting the tearr l ANNUAL STAFF Left fo Right: E. Gooch, E. Ellis, C. Benfield, F. Williams, J. Cooks, J, Marlin, M. Biggs, C. Chappell, P. Penny, S. Markham, P. Churchill, Y. Bullock, C. Wilson, B. Blake, P. Lanier. J-editors: .lanei and Margarel are busily Drking with The layoul. 'pislsi Cora and Edna, with Business Manager, lrol, rush lo meet The deadline. The annual staffs purpose is To see that the Acorn published for The student body. They spent many hou working on The annual so it will be published as a crec ilable part ol The Count 'n' CounTess. MRS. KNAPP Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL Lett to Right: Mrs. Logon, C. Corden, N. Corpenter, N. Hoose, G. Roy, J. Cooke, C. Wilson, P. Churchill, E. Copelond, B. Weotherly, E. Gooch, B. Bloke, R. Fletcher, P. Lee. Center-B. Wicker, J. Boiley, H. Hoose. The Student Council promotes ond mointoins high moral stondords, develops leodership and encour- oges co operotion between students ond foculty. MRS. LOGAN Sponsor RUBY FLETCHER GEORGE RAY i 1 President, Phil, Ieods the student body Pledge to the llog F. Williams, E. Ellis, E. Baker, J. Brantley, R. Ferguson, E. Keith, V. Stevens, W. Daniels, H. Brantley, Mrs. Bass, M. King, B. Gullie, J. Fine, B. Weatherly, P. Churchill, B. Batts, V. Beckwith, T. Bailey. STUDENT OBSERVER MR. 8. MRS. BASS Sponsors MRS. HARRINGTON GLEE CLUB A. Baker, V. Stevenson, J. Cooke, J. Snipes, C. Hester, A. Barbee, C. Benfield, J. Bailey, Y. Tilley, M. Karriker, B. Sanderlord, S. Pickard, J. Phillips, L. Baker, J. Woods, P. Maness, C. Chappell, M. Biggs, E. Keith, B. Oakley, P. Penny, S. Markham, J. McKinnon, 5. Vaughan, E. Gooch, L Dhue, L. Barts, L. Riley, H. Tice, G. Ray, R. Blake, B. Blake, F. Lanier, M. Keith, N. Harward, R. Sally, Y. Bullock, M. Ferguson, B. Bradley, B. Boykin, D. Cark, J. Keith, H. Hairr, J. Martin, B. Lane, B. Cox, D. Murray, R. Johnson, W, Medlin, Q. Pope, J. Vaughan. 'ef FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA 4 W WY fum Left to Right. E. Bradley, C. Benlield, C. Chappell, B. Sanderford, J. Martin, M. Smith, B. .. Oakley, P. Foy, J. Harrell, R. Bledsoe, R. Fletcher, L. Harrell, C. Holder, L. Baker, N. Haase, J. Bailey, A. Harrison, F. Pender, Y. Brantley, J. Woods, J. Wilson, J. Keith, J. Phillips, A. Baker, S. Carter, R. Williams, A. Barbee, J. Riggs, R. Elmore, B. Lain, N. Carpenter, MRS' STICKNEY F. Brown, L. Ellis, L. Maynor, R. Gullie, U. Stevenson, C. Davis, Sponsor THEY LOOK TOWARD NEW HORIZONSH MR. WlLLlAlv Sponsor FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA C. Bright, R. Carpenter, E. Ray, V. Lane, J. Jackson, E. Glasgow, R. King, C. Stevenson, nl. Woods, D. Byrd, J. Mangum, F. Hicks, C. Holder, C. Clark, J. Harris, B. Ryder, vt. Ross, B. Barbour, J. Weaver, N. Earp, G, Currin, R. Watson, C. James, R. Blake E. Freeman, E. Carpenter, W. Dunn, C. Riggs, E. Watkins, J. Williams, L, Batts, D 'age, H. Perry, D. Watson, A. Farrell, J. Riley, l. Hogan, B. Cox, E. Williford, G. Allen 3. Williams, B. Bradley, J. Vaughan, Q. Pope, B. James, L. Seagroves, G. Ray, H. Bass 5 fzimm wwhug' QL. -..,,.Jf ' 6-ww 1 K fi? W .,. , NA iw LM if M341 ig? A W an A 'M Q-'fs 1- ' , X 'W MW if Q A A LQ ..,, ,, A as ,wwe I vim Q wk p 1 'F d K .Q 'mf' 'rx X Qgihfbf +1 E 2 Mix rf? H115 g N :gh -wwf! 4 f ,T FR. fi 1 Y f PT 1 ...f' 's. Bailey, Mrs. Oakley, Annie Lyons, Mrs. Weaver, 's. Churchill, Mrs. Wheelous, Bessie Lyons, Mrs. Ie. ell-balanced meals, conforming to the standards the Federal and State Lunch Programs, are pre- ired for us each day by these cheerful people. 'e take this time to thank them. Bruce and Mary Rogers A warm, clean building awaits us ei morning through the efforts of these peo Everyday the bus drivers, who are licensed and examined by the State, bring us safely to and from school. We appreciate this service very much. Left to Right: T. Bailey, P. Churchill, K. Creech, R. Stanhope, E. Phillips, B. Weatherly, B. Batts, E. Watkins, O. Royster, B. Bradley, L. Riley, J. Woods, B. Williams, D. Clark, Q. Pope. ,M Lu , V Q Y w-f'9 wffQ f ff , 4 'f H fwfr P Q F 1 W A , 5,5-,QA fi Q5 'S' gf, Ahh., ,K ,Q -.. -if ,.Q,,,5f7 ifmwisdki .,..nwa3'fx'v - M at me v ,. Q, YW , .gay -fm dw- Y pf. Qi I 4 A wma M-W' ff-:SUM-r,. ' ,H W' A' fm., Q if Q' W- A MW .MWQ x' Mika A hrxv-if ' agar ' ' xg., M' w'gMv,,m 4. 1, vu' if - 4. W' A- ' ,ef S , ' ' A ' ' FW' , Hn 5, W., 4 M aj I . , , -M U ,gl knew' QM 4 A ' I . s f A x ' . ,, Xfwyf- ff 7 K ' Q wg wx, 3 W' 4 ,lm A gym A Ji' K ., f' n KST' Sw . . Q, f-1 N 1, , ,ww Mk P 0 9 J XL, w 4e?ix'9 ?Lf' ' fswvinfigg ,V ' W, ., 5 W 'LHB 4 15.5-f-1 0 I FH! will ww will A E' F! ik 313' 1.-.5 , -SH 414 Q .5 'inf' Ag , ,, ,az 1.50 mp 9' NK w A -A H-1. N- 54 gsm Qpa ,,......:...a.V num V? ,ac sv' in T' N- is . gh uw xg-1 L WS' ' wfik Q 6 m 5? L -J' 7 '57 H ,aw USE OUR NEW BRANCH OFFICE OPEN 'TIL 4 P. M. Monday - Thursday - Friday Open 'Till Noon on Saturday 'tlffi ' itliiif National Bunk af t The I-N :IE .DEPOSITORS mm- ' mm' 'WU 'HIGH lllll-Uh Lil. umm nr canadian Compliments of DURHAM INDUSTRIAL BANK OVERNITE TRANSPORTATION COMPANY RICHMOND TO ATLANTA Durham, N. C. Phone 8-I229 Safety Saves - Service Builds GLENN CAR CO. CHECK PRICES. . .VALUES II2 South Elizabeth St. Phone 5-740I FEDERAL MUTUAL AUTO 81 FIRE INSURANCE HARVEY G. HOLT Phone 4-68I2 P. O. Box 643 Durham PERRY'S ESS SE VI E OAK GROVE O R C Corner Mangum and Chapel Hill Streets SUPER MARKET Phone 47351 3630 Wake Forest I-lvvy. Phone 3-7358 Cogrclugjilsmlocijnilenlors Ol Phone 4-0032 Night Phone 8-5I32 7 DANIEL CABINET SHOP cusrowi Buiir cABiNErs ,gm om W. VV. Daniel 6I2 Ramseur St. SANITARY LAUNDRY AND CLEANERS O 2505 Angier Ave. Phone 2-4831 E4 COMPLETE ONE DAY SERVICE ON LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING NEW METHOD LAUNDRY 81 DRY CLEANERS 405 Roxboro Street Telephone 6959 Durham's Best Store Since I885 200 Main Street 7 l 'I 'I BOYCE SUPPLY COMPANY ll Fireproof Building Moteriol Il FINE CLASS RINGS Cool - Fuel OTI ., ANNOUNCEMENTS ...ll 'l 'I YEARBOOKS gf AWARDS ROYAL CROWN BOTTIINO COMPANY Phone 2-5331 Ig 'I JOSTEN'S OAK GROVE SERVICE STATION :I ACCESSORIES TIRES AND TUBES 73 Since 1897 Woke Forest Highwoy l, 1 l Representative: L. C. Chiles NICHOL'S GENERAL STORE 1 611 Colonial Drive ' High Point, North Carolina SHGES GENERAL MERCHANDQFOTHING ' FEED - EERTILIZERS 7, Phone 6-0702 Fish Dom Reed Ig l 'I WALKER'S GARAGE ff GENERAL REPAIR l Woke Forest Highway Phone 5-7342 lf l l l WEST DURHAM LUMBER CO. ' Telephone 8-1221 l HALL-WYNN E I I Durham's Best Ambulance Service Hillsboro Rd. Durham, N. C. fl i Telephone 5-147 I ADDISON'S GROCERIES 8. MARKET .E 2627 Woke Forest Highwoy l Phehe 9-7533 , l :::.rc::::- :::::::::::::::: - - - J YOUR GENERAL TIRE BATTERY DEALER COMPLETE TIRE SERVICE GENERAL TIRES f KRAFT BALANCED RECAPPING - ANGLE TRACTION TRACTOR TIRES Y WHEEL ALIGNMENT - BRAKE LINING SERVICE VULCANIZING - RECAPPING - BATTERIES INGCLD TIRE COMPANY 202 so Gregson sifeer Phones: 34364I, 9-1261 DUIIIGHI .J-I-it Nffjj Wyse - N' N , E ,i 3 Z, I L, 2175! Congratulations, CRADUATESI You are graduating into the freest economy on earth . . . the only one left where you can pick your own iob and work out your own ideas about making it more productive and more profitable, Your diploma is a challenge to understand Our Way . . . to Keep It Free and Make It Better DUKE PUWEH CUMRANY Sw-25,'Hw19aLm,aL-Gzdm CLARK ELECTRIC SERVICE ex Dial 9-3500 up .qc Dial 9-3500 QW ! 9,',. '.x ' E Commercial or Residential WIRING W LIGHTING - REPAIRING All Work Guaranteed Estimates Upon Request Roule 5 Old Oxford Highway y XA ,. I P fifxxx I::: n fix x: 25:57 T I 1 I 1, If D . DEACOTI ANDY Dmrrnn sAvs on,'Whu1'itWus,Was Football 5 1: Coflfol Recording Star ,,,,.,,,,,,,-...M-hsxa 1: 1, I ,. k:L-: j 5 4,,. XX . I 1 tp ., Ybelrevf Ill hAvE Anorhmz 5+ H in 1 1, ANG! WAIAT rr WAS WAS I :I CANADA DRY BOTTLING co. I 1+ 506 Rcmseur Street Phone 5-7561 Durham, North Carolina 1' 1, CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF T954 'I Aa: AAAA -- AA ::::::-0-c:::::::.-lp II DURHAM DAIRY C. B. MARTIN v. I. AsHBAuoH D. C. MAY CO. PAINTING 81 PAPERING CONTRACTOR Durham, N. C. PUBLIC HARDWARE, INC. HARDWARE - PAINTS - VARNISHES OILS - GLASS - FARMING IMPIEMENTS 111 E. Parrish St. Durham, N. C. Phone 9-1937 FERRELL'S WATCH HOSPITAL GEO. W. FERRELL 108 W. Parrish St. Durham, N. C Opposite Silver's ------A----A-A------AAo::::::::::e-ay TRUCKS -- CARS ICIIIIEIQQIIIEIII CARPENTER'S Where Service ls Best ft--- ..-.v - ..vv-.v-.Y..- ---Y ROYAL ICE CREAM CO. A Royal Delight In Eve-ry Bite 1000-1002 N. Roxboro St. Phone 2-9481 Durham, N. C THE CUPBOARD CAFETERIA 109 E. Parrish Street Banquet Service - Private Dining Rooms SCOTT COAL 8: OIL CO. CLEAN, DRY COAL FROM SILOS FILTERED FUEL OIL Phone 5183 Durham, North Carolina :::::::::::: :::::::::::::::::-4 -A-- ---A----A--A::::::----:::.-, KENNEDY'S COMMERCIAL SCHOOL SECRETARIAL -- ACCOUNTING BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION COMPTOMETRY 1105 W. Main Street Durham, N. C. Dial 5-4221 Main and Depot Street Roxboro, N. C. Dial 5182 C. C. EDWARDS COMPLETE REAL ESTATE SERVICE Telephone 6759 109 1X2 S. Mangum St. Durham, N. C. CRABTREE PHARMACY RELIABLE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE Phone 3-8461 DUKE UNIVERSITY Durham, North Carolina H 8g O CONCRETE BLOCK CO. Durham, North Carolina MORRIS PLAN, BANK INC. Main Street Durham, North Carolina 'v 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I 'I :I I 'I 'I 'I It DURHAM TYPEWRITER CO Exclusive Agents for REMINGTON RAND TYPEWRITERS WESTOVER PARK MOTEL AND APARTMENTS Daily and Weekly Rates W. R. KIMBRO, Owner-Mgr. 'I 'I 'I I I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I V. E. BELL 81 SONS HEATING - VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING I92O Perry Street HOME SECURITY LIFE INS. Durham, North Carolina II 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I ANDREWS FURNITURE CO. 706 Ninth Street Durham, North Carolina FORREST SERVICE CENTER University Drive and Chapel Hill Road Durham, N. C. BELK-LEGGETT Main Street Durham, North Carolina CUSTOM-MADE ALL-FLEXALUM - STEEL - WOOD SHAW'S VENETIAN BLINDS FREE ESTIMATES Phone 8-I I6I Guess Rd. at Buchanan Bvla. ROBERT YOUNG, Mgr. :::::4- I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I -4 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I RIGSBEE TIRE SALE, INC. DISTRIBUTORS OF FISK TIRES QUALITY RECAPPING I08 Lakewood Avenue Durham, North Carolina Your Distributor of LEE TIRES B 81 H TIRE COMPANY VUNCANIZING AND RECAPPING Roxboro Road Durham, N. C H. W. WATERS, Owner ::i:: I tl 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I STEPHENSON-WILSON, INC. MICHAEL 8. EMBREE Dollar for Dollar-You Can't Beat a Pontiac 823 Morgan Street Durham, North Carolina 0Q 4-v .... vv.. - ,,.,,, , GENERAL CONTRACTORS Durham, North Carolina W 'I 'I 'I I I 'I I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I J Qu A ed for 't...He e if is! The HUNTLEY Ovlodel 3921 24 Blonde Console with Doors, feacuring Hn.oLxcm'. Also in Mahogany. S549 . 95 COME lN...BE AMAZED BY y A COMPLETE DEMONSTRATION m?Z:5'ee... -X.. Hnousm nmousmnons mn wsu mam PHOTOPOWEI CHASSIS nl: most rownrul :vm HOW Tlll IEST ONE-Kllol Ullf-Vllf TUNING WORKSI :QL 'f,'f2'Q','11fff',ff' f',f62,?,, ,QQ,f ,'QQ 5499.95 most munrul cnmn smmc svn snowm Mmosgny, 1 rmoucm A Sylvania mann com: IN 1ooAY...ss: ron Younsnf MONTGOMERY AND ALDRIDGE Corner Morgan ond Roney Streets IOpposiTe Caroline Theotrel Phone 6185 J. P. JONES 8. SON CROSLEY TELEVISION - STOVES - REFRIGERATORS -- HOME FREEZERS FARM MACHINERY - HOME WATER SYSTEM - TOBACCO CURERS GROCERIES - SEEDS - FEEDS - FERTILIZERS 3635 Angier Avenue Telephone 4-IO5 DURHAM BUILDERS SUPPLY M' COMPANY Milton Avenue ot Moin Street 1-iQ Durhom, N. C. CHANDLER'S GULF SERVICE ROLLING PIN BAKERY 1600 South Miami Blvd. 503 Morgan Street Phone 3-5394 Phone 46031 I BOOSTERS FOGLEMAN a. EAKES BARBER st-toP QRIENTAL CAFE I-ACOCICS SHOE SHOP SOUTHERN COACH CO. W. C. LYON NORTH DURHAM DRUG SANDERS FLORIST SUPERBA BARBER SHOP DURHAM OFFICE SUPPLY EDNA'S BEAUTY SHOP TUXEDO JUNCTION PAGE FURNITURE SHOP DUKE-RHODES STUDIO BARNES SUPPLY CO. UZZLE MOTOR COMPANY SlLVER'S 5 8. l0c STORE Oelhloog---v- ,.., - ,.,, -,,, TT::5-ITESTTTEEERTEMOTORSPTREFPIGRSTT l I ELECTRIC moron DILLON SUPPLY COMPANY MILL AND INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES I I 'I I I Phone 2163 DUVIIGITI, N. C. MYERS HOME WATER SYSTEMS 'I East Main Street I is ll gf DOUBLE AA IRRIGATION SYSTEMS 'I AUTOMOTIVE REBUILDERS I FACTORY METHOD RECONDITIONED H2 SOUP Duke SWG' I Durham, North Carolina 1 MOTORS AND TRANSMISSIONS 'I Phone 5-3501 'I 'I It DURHAM SPORTING GOODS I I It Sporting Needs for All Durham County 'I 'I . ii 201 E. Chapel HIII SI. Phone 47511 8C I, I 1: DURHAMS FOREMOST CLEANERS :I 400 Morgan Street N-135 L-951 I Durham, N. C. I ll CHARTERED BUSES EVERYWHERE 'I It . I :I Eqst Durhqm West DUrI'IC1m Il Angier Avenue we Ninth Street :E Driver Avenue Perry Street :I North Durham Vickers Avenue :E Rgxboro ROQCI VICIQGYS Avenue 'I Maynard Avenue tummlmcxw JACKSON STREET I li FIVE CONVENIENT BANK LOCATIONS ll Downtown-Main and Corcoran Streets I I There's a Fidelity Bank near everybody in Durham County 'I We also serve every school in the county with the School Savings Program I Q1 HARVEY'S CAFETERIA WINGATE'S FOOD STORE I, EANOUET AND CATERING SERVICE 948 SOUIII IYIIGTHI BOUIGYGFOI ,I GROCERIES - MEATS - PRODUCE :E Telephone 2-3671 and 4-5011 Phone 3-8372 15 Mein Gnd Monewm Streets FREE DELIVERY SERVICE I l' -' LINTHICUM RADIO AND I 1 gl TOMMY S SERVICE STATION H TELEVISION SERVICE I r ' The Complete' Electronic Service 1, 950 South MIamI Boulevard G. C. Linthicum O. I. MITCHELL, Prop, 2110 Angier Ave. Phone 97620 1 Durham, N. C. L::::J-c:::: I A 'TAAAA A 'I F -vv, ::, , ::::::::::::::::.1-::::'1 II :I II I fl CONSTRUCTORS 51 I 4 I SUPPLY Co., INC :Q I I w. T. PROCTOR ,, I 4 S . I I ExCAvATINO CONTRACTOR g4Ix:.J'Is ,' I hu lf T 4, I' COMPLETE EQUIPMENT FOR HIRE 1 A - J-' 4, I D A I :: Dial 8-II44 :E ., 5151 5115 :I I: Chopel Hill DUrham, N. C. 4: 4, 'I 4 It I I I 1: FOR HEADACHE TAKE I 'I It DURHAM SANDWICH CO. I 4, :I ll Phone 9-332 3024 Roxboro Road C M 4: 4 II Durham, North Carolina 1' I IN THE RED PACKAGE I Y 'I I RICHARDSON PAINT B. HDW. 4, I I COMPANY BERRY'S GROCETERIA I :I 29IO Roxboro Road I: I AVOLITE PURE PAINT DISTRIBUTORS 3012 Roxboro Road :I If Phone 2-2782 Where Your Dollar Buys More ,: 'I Next Door to N. Durham Post Office I' 4, I 41 'I 4 'I I I Y E E OVATI 5, CLARK'S ESSO SERVICE 'CRB HOQYSQEQ NG 55 I WASHING - IUBRICATING - POIISHING TRIPLE CUSHIONED CLEANING ACTION Il WAXING AND ROAD SERVICE Exclusive SANI-EMTOR Efficient Revolving 'I : TIRES S ACCESSORIES Hoo, Wm, 3: :, I, vv, CLARK, Prop. WHERE TO BUY IT 1: :I Phone 9-4648 SALES AND SERVICE 7 11 2913 ROXPOTO ROSS' 326 Moogom SI. 97463 6 ln N 4 ' I 'I I NORTHGATE PHARMACY :I 4, 'I GLOBE JEWELRY CO. Roxbofo Road 1' I 205 W' Mm S, Dm, 4-3341 BEN FRANKLIN 5 S IO STORE 'I DUrham N. C. I 4, ' 'I ' Sterling Silver by Stieff Alvin III :E ohio by Royal-Jackson DURHAM-ORANGE : I' Syracuse , FARM CENTER, INC. :I 1: EIQIII - Hamilffm - BUIOVG - I0 9 IeS JOHN DEERE SALES AND SERVICE I, 1: WIIIIHGUGF WQICIIQS 3527 Hillsboro Road Phone B-5981 1: :: Durham, N. C. I I 4, I 4, 41 II 5IO Rigsbee Ave. Phone 95556 ' J- K- INSURANCE :I 3 AUTO, LIABILITY, FIRE .: 1: OAKLEY MOTORS, INC. BONDS I II New Qnd Uged Cars of I Roxboro ROGCI :I D,,,,,,,mI N, C, 93644 N. Durham P. O. Building : I 4, 'I Q -:::::-.::::::::v ::::::,:::, :,-::::.-::::::::::::::-1 .12- I 1 If T'-A -F Q-?:3 11155-:-f' 1 if 1 lan I Pl -Q i, : if g ! 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