Cannon High School - Cannon Report Yearbook (Kannapolis, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1947 volume:

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Pa ge Four HISTORY UF SE IDR ELASS '47 In the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and forty-three, three hundred twenty- nine tired and bewildered students, who had only three months before finished eight long years of elementary school, entered the doors of a higher and more advanced institution of learning. This institution was called W. Cannon High School. We students, the first in tfie city of Kannapolis to have completed eight years of elementary school instead of the original seven, little realized that we could learn to love a school so much. When registration, room assignments, and other adjustments were made, we became full fledged freshmen, on the lowest rung on the ladder of high school. We felt lost and thought everything we did was wrong, but we were soon comforted by our teachers and welcomed by the u Jper-classmen. Soon we elected our class ofhcers, who were to guide and direct us through the year. As officers we elected, Kenneth Dayvault, president, james Carroll, vice-president, Marietta Simms, secretary and treasurer. With these leaders to guide us, that Hrst year of high school went along much better than we expected. Our studies were hard, but there was plenty of recreation to go along with our lessons. There were football games, basketball games, plays, and especially the wellfliked Student Government dances. Before we knew it, a whole year had passed, summer vacation was over, and we were back in high school once more. We were no longer freshmen, but sophomores. How good this word sounded, it was music in our ears. As sophomores we again elected our staff of officers. They were: president, Max Koontz, vice-president, Bay Frye, secretary, Phyllis Tucker, and treasurer, Hazel Boggs. This, our second year of high school, went along even smoother than the first. We seemed to enjoy our extra- curricular activities more, and even our studies seemed more enjoyable. We now began to sense our love for the school that, in only two more years was to be our Alma Mater. After completing two years of required work, we could now call ourselves juniors. This, our junior year, was to be a most promising and enlightening one. As upper- classmen, we enjoyed privileges that were unknown to us before. Our junior class play, Hjanief' directed by Miss Amy Harrington, made a big hit with everyone. Our annual Junior-Senior prom, honoring the seniors, was a most joyous festivity, enjoyed by all attending. We were also privileged to attend the Senior Barn-warmingli held in late spring. Our junior year was guided by our class officers who were: owell Lovin, preside-nt, Bill Messer, vice-president, Anna Carter, secretary, and jimmy Fisher, treasurer. This was our third year and our best one so far but little did we realize what was yet in store for us. We finally reached it: our senior year. We had reached the top rung of the ladder. But we were just a little more than ordinarv seniors. We were the first class of Cannon High School to have been required to complete twelve years of school before graduating. As all seniors though, we retained our senior dignity and pride. Our officers were: president, james Roberts, vice-president, Earl Clayton, secretary, Anna Carter, and treasurer, George Daniels. This year we had work to do. We elected our superlatives, chose as our colors, blue and white, and the gardenia as our flower. We had to get everything just perfect for graduation. Aside from hard work though, we had our entertainment. There was the Senior-junior dance, the Senior class play, Senior day, on which day the seniors are lord and ruler over the under-classmen, and in the spring there was the junior-Senior prom. Last but most important of all festivities was commencement. ln the first days of june, 1947, we became graduates of W. Cannon lligh School. Now graduation is over and we have bid a fond farewell to all our teachers, friends, and especially our school. We have reached the top rung of the ladder of high school, but we have just begun to climb the ladder of life, and as we climb this ladder, we will never forget Cannon High. VVe will always love her, not as a building, but as the maker of four of the most enjoyable years of our lives. Vorcr W. BEAVER, Historian Page Five 1 l .MJ ANN N UPIT JAY WISE ........... ..... E ditor-in-Chief 1x'1RS. MISS CLONTZ ROBBINS . . NADINE CZRAGC . . THELBIA IXNGELL ALLIE BELLE BILES PEGGY CBANNON IXNNA CARTER INORIXIAN COGGINS RACHEL ll-XYVALILT LNAOIXII DELLINGER FRANKIE FINCHER NANCY FOIL PAUL FRITTS DOROTHY I'lAIVlPTON IRIS HARRINCTON PHYLLIS JOHNSON KINESON JUNG SARAH DEAN KALE JO ANN KINCAID NATHLEE LONG COLLEEN NELSON IDA MAE NORRIS GLADYS OATES BETTY ,IO PETREA CHARLES READLING GRACE RUFTY MARGARET SECHLER MAE SHAVER MARGARET STEWART ANN WESTNIORELAND Pictures not shown BILL BAILES CLIFTON BISHOP . . ,Co-Literary ALIINSEI CofI-iterm'y Adviser ANN N PIEPUPIT BUSINESS STAFF IDORI5 DWYER .....,... . . .Busi11e55 Dfanager JVJRS A M WIIITRIIRE ......... Business Adwser BOBBY ALEXANDER BETTY EARNHARDT BILLY BARNIIARDT ZXLLIE BELLE BILES PAT BOONE ERLENE CJAIN WANDA COATES BETTY DANIELS JIIXHNIY FISHER BOYOE JEAN CQRAYSON JOHNNY HILTON JERLEAN IJINSON BETTY KENNEDY NELLIE LINGERFELT BILLIE MORRIS MARIE OREIELD WILNIA SAIN EVELYN SIVIITH BETTY SPRY GENE WALTERS MARJORIE WIKE Pictures not shown JOYCE CJANIPBELL BETTY JNJESBITT JO ANN RIDDLE MARGARET WEDDINGTON Ml' L LL L . My J. gig. EULTY NELLIE ALEXANDER B.A., Greensboro Collegeg Arty Musicg Mixed Chorus Director. VIRGINIA ALLEN B.A., Woman's College, University of North Carolinag English. SADIE BARINEAU B.A., Woman's College, University of North Carolinag History, Monitorial Adviserg Debate Coach. CATHERINE BOLICK B.A., Lenoir Rhyneg Commercial Courses. Mas. HERMAN BOSTIAN Draughn's Business Collegeg Office Secretary. BETH BON DURANT B.S., Shenandoah Conservatoryg String Orchestra. THELMA CALLAHAN B.S., Winthrop Collegeg Commercial Coursesg Cafeteria Cashier. ELOISE CAMP B.A., East Carolina Teachers College: M. A., George Peabody Collegeg Librariang TriAHi-Y Club Adviser. GWENDOLYN CANDLER B.A., High Point Collegeg English. GAROLYN CHATFIELD B.A., Union Collegeg M.A., Duke Universityg Historyg Geography. DOROTHY CHURCHILL B.A., University of North Carolinag Mathematics. RoscoE L. COFFEY B.S., Western Carolina Teachers Collegeg Diversified Occupations. Mas. H. R. DICHTENMUELLER B.A., Louisiana Northwestern Collegeg English. Mas. THURMAN FRYE B.A., Brenau Collegeg Commercial Courses: Dean of Girls. GENEVA GOODMAN B.S., Appalachian State Teachers Collegeg Physical Educationg Coach. W. I. BULLOCK B.A., Duke Universityg M.A., William and Maryg Superintendent. E NADINE GRACC B.A., Appalachian State Teachers Collegeg Englishg CANNON REPORT Co-Adviser. LORAINE GRAY B.A., WlJIH3H,S College, Universitv of North Carolinag lX'I.A., Columbia Universitvg Englishg National Honor Society Adviser. ELIZABETH HUDDLE l3.A., Lenoir Rhvneg Science. MRS. A. W. KELLEY B.A., Elon Collegeg Englishg History. MERLE ETTA LANCASTER B.S., Flora Macdonald Collegeg Science. VIRGINIA LINDSEY B.S., Appalachian State Teachers Collegeg Mathematics. R. B. LOWERY Sheet Metalg Auto Mechanics. THOMAS L. MARTIN ' B.A., Wolford Collegeg Phvsical Educationg Coach. WILMA MORRISON BS., WCman's College, University' of North Carolinag Home Economicsg F. H. A. Adviser. LTY 1' V .v' ., s MARGARET MOSER B.A., Greensboro Collegeg Spanish. ROSEBUD PLEASANT B.S., VVoman's College, Universitv of North Carolinag Home Economics. MRS. CLONTZ ROBBINS B.A., VVoman's College, Universitv of North Carolinag Graduate VVork, Columbia Universitvg Englishg CANNON REPORT Adviser. ANNYE ELIZABETH WELCH B.A., Queens Collegeg Mathematicsg Student Government Adviser. MRS. A. M. WHITMIRE B.A., Winthrop Collegcg Englishg Mathematicsg CANNON REPORT Business Adviserg Quill and Scroll Adviser. KATHERYN WICKER B.A., Flora Macdonald Collegeg Bible. MRS. I. E. WINCIIESTER B.A., Greensboro Collegeg Graduate Work, Universitv of Michigang lllathematics. JACK R. MELTON B.A., Duke Universitvg M.A., Duke Universitvg Principal. Pictures Not S hown lXflARY BLAYLOCK B. lViILLER ARTHUR ROHR lVlARY ANNA HUNTLEY L. W. MCCARN HELEN RUDISILL 1.1 L I 1 If Page Ten KSU ,. V If Senin1'sUf1947 V , - 1 1 Z ll, !f!!,.l K M, ,,r..1l Af' K ,. f fl . n J 'fffw ' I V , f Vps ,iff if nl V - .1 fr 4, ' fl V F v -If I n 'I a If v Tx ,A 1 114- I 1 M,ZL4A15 , ,Af f' rn f, ff SENIOR ELASS OFFICERS JAMES ROBERTS . . . .... President VOIGT BEAVER ........ ..... I 'Iistorifm ANNA CARTER .... .... S ecretary BLENDA PIUNEYCUTT .... .... P rophet GEORGE DANIELS . . . ..... Treasurer HAZEL BOGGS ...,... .... L uwyer Picture not shown EARL CLAYTON ............ Vice-President MASEUTS REBECCA CLAYTON RUSTY RAINEY Page Twelve SE IUHS MARY RUTH ALDRIDGE Fashion Show 19 Home Room Program 19 Patterson Park High School 39 Home Room Program Committee' 39 Student Administraf tion Day 39 Session House 49 Assistant Librarian 4. COLLEEN ALEXANDER Blue Ridge Conference 19 TrifHi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President l, President 29 Marshal Student Government Play 19 Home Room President 19 May Day Program 19 Fashion Show 19 Swingsters 29 Business Staff CANNON REPORT 29 Secretary Social Standards Conference 29 Honor Society 3, 49 Cast of Ianie 39 Decoration Committee Iunior-Senior 39 Marshal Commencement Exercise 39 Council Representative 39 Delegate to Tri-Hi-Y Conference 39 Spanish Club 39 Session House l, 2, 3, 49 Council 4, Correspond- ing Secretary 49 Chairman Filing Committee 49 Band 49 Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 49 Monitor 4. IOHN ALLEN Vice-President Home Room 19 Hi-Y 1, 2, 39 Intramural Sports I, 29 President Home Room 3. BOYOE S. ALLMAN, JR. Winecolf 1, 2, 39 Veterans' Club 4. GRACE ALLMAN Intramural Sports 19 Advertising Staff CANNON REPORT 4. JINX BAKER Session House 1, 29 D. O. 3, 49 Student Administration Day 3. LO1s BAKER IMOGENE BARKER jefferson High School 1, 2, 39 Basketball 49 Cafeteria Cashier 4. JOHNNY BARNARD Band l, 29 Mixed Chorus 3, 49 State Music Contest 3, 49 'KMessiah,' 3, 49 Home Room Vice-President 39 Session House 49 Dance Committee 29 Spanish Club 3, 49 Spring Concert 3, 4. BILLY BARNHARDT CANNON REPORT Business Staff 1, 3, 4, Circulation Manager 49 Mixed Chorus 3, 49 Messiah 3, 49 Spanish Club 3, 49 Hi-Y l, 3, 49 Spring Concert 3, 49 Janie 39 Music Contest 4. BOBBY BARNHARDT Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Orchestra 49 HifY 1, 2, 39 Swingsters l, 2, 3, 49 Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 49 Shelby Band Clinic 29 President Home Room 1, 29 Senior Class Night 29 Student Leader Band 3, 4. IRIS BARNHARDT Bible Club 4. SE IDRS JACOB BARNHARDT Veterans' Club 4. PIAROLD BARRINGER Veterans, Club 4. CHRISTINE BASSETT Home Room Chairman 15 May Day 1, Secretary-Treasurer Home Room 23 Tri-lli-Y 45 F. Il. A. 4. ELLEN ALLEECE BASSINGER Fashion Show 15 Advertising Staff CANNON REPORT 1, Intraf mural Basketball 1, 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 President Orchestra 23 bllay Dav Program 25 Girls' Athletic Club 25 Pep Band 2, 35 Var- sity Basketball Team 3, 43 Secretary Home Room 25 Secretary Orchestra 45 Nlaiorette 3, 45 llflonitor 3, 4g Home Room Program Chairman 39 Marshal Junior Class Play 3. l'lANSEL lVlORR1S BEAIW BETTY LOU BELCHER Oflice Page 5, Gradale Club 55 Bible Club 55 Library Assistant 5. FRANCES REBECCA BELL Girls' Athletic Club lg lllay Day lg Session House l, 2: Fashion Show lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Staff CANNON REPORT 1, Typist 3. VIRGINIA ERNESTINE BENNETT Fashion Show 14 Football Sponsor 25 Program Committee 25 Home Economics Club 25 Clean-Up Chairman Home Room 3. IOANN BENSON Post Graduate, Monitor 55 Library Club S9 Cheerleader 5. VOIGT WAYNE BEAVER Social Standard Conference Leader 2, Hi-Y Secretary 1, Chaplain 2, Vice-President 3, 45 Home Room Secretary 1, Vice-President 2, President 35 Editor CANNON REPORT 3, Assistant Editor 2, Handbook Editor 35 Vice-President Student Government 45 President Student Government fSecond Semesterl 45 Session House 3, 4, Council 3, 45 Pep Band 2, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Older Boys' Conference 3, Dedication of Annual, Class Night 3, Intra- mural Sports 2, 35 Spanish Club 3, 4, S. A. S. G. Conference Delegate 45 District Band Contest 35 Orchestra 4. CLIFTON NORMAN BISHOP Home Room Oflicer 1, Student Administration Dav lg Session llouse 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Commencement Marshal 35 junior-Senior Prom Committee 39 Ticket Committee of Class Play 3g Chairman Study Hall Clean-Up Committee 4, Sports Editor CANNON REPORT 4. DORIS ANN BLACK Home Room Reporter 15 May Day 1, Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 35 Marshal junior Class Play 3. SE IUPTS NANCY CAROLYN BLACKBURN Tri-HifY 1, 2, 3, 4, Mav Dav lg Girls, Athletic Club 1, Home Room Secretary 25 Student Administration Day lg Girls' Glee Club 4, Mixed Chorus 4. T. C. BLEVINS Veterans' Club 4. HAZEL Boccs Secretarv Home Room 1, Student Administration Dav 1, 33 Fashion Show lg National Honor Society Z, 3, 45 Treasurer Sophomore Class 29 Older Girls' Conference 2, Leader at Social Standards Conference 2, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, President 3, Council 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 39 Session House 2, 3, Secretary 3, Point Board 34 Marshal at Commencement Exercises 3, Junior-Senior Prom Refreshment Committee, Vice-President llonor Society 3, Secretarv 4, Council 4, Scrapbook Chairman 45 Chairman Public Relations 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 49 President Home Room 4. lVlARGARET KATHRYN BOSTIAN Landis High School l, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 49 F. H. A. 4. RUTH ELIZABETH BOWERS Fashion Show 19 Business Staff CANNON REPORT 1. lVlARGARET ANN BRADFORD Session House 1, 2, 43 Girls' Athletic Club 13 Tumbling 1, 2, Let Us Be Glamorous lg Spanish Club 3, Janie 3, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Messiah 1, 39 Spring Concert lg Sextette 1. RONIAINE BROWN hlixecl Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Trio 35 TrifHi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4. JI1XfI1WY BROWN Home Room Vice-President lg Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 33 Session House 3, Iunior Class Plav 3, Band Clinic in Salisbury 3, Swingsters 43 Orchestra 4, Band Officer 4. MARIE BLHVIGARNER lilay Dav lg Fashion Show 1. GWENDOLYN CALLICUTT Mas' Dav 1, Girls' Athletic Club lg Intramural Basketball 2, 39 Tri-Hi'Y lg Student Administration Day 13 Fashion Show 1. GWEN CAMERON ' Girls, Athletic Club lg Nlay Dav lg Tri-Hi-Y 4. lVlARY FRANCES CAMERON lllav Dav 15 Girls' Athletic Club lg Tri-Hi-Y 4. EE IUPIS NORMAN CAMPBELL FRANKLIN CANNON Home Room Chaplain 1, Intramural Sports 1, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. PEGGY CANNON Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, OHicer 1, 3, Home Room Officer 1, 2, Student Administration Day 1, 3, Tri-Hi-Y Older Girls' Conference 1, 2, May Day 1, Fashion Show 1, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4, Debating 2, 3, Iunior Class Play Janie 3, Delegate to State Student Council Congress 3, Monitor 3, 4, Secretary 4, Session House 3, 4, Chapel Program Chairman 3, 4, Oratorical Contest 3, Chief Marshal for Commencement Exercises 3, Spanish Club 3, Home Room Editor CANNON REPORT 4. ANNA OLABELLE CARTER Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Session House 1, Spring Concert 1, 2, 3, Messiah 1, 2, 3, Gay Nineties Revue 2, Secretary Social Standards Conference 2, Choral Clinic 2, 3, Secretary Class 3, 4, Secretary Home Room 3, 4, Commencement Marshal 3, Student Administration Day Teacher 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Chief Typist CANNON REPORT 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Mixed Chorus for Commencement Exercises 1, 2, 3, May Day 1, Football Sponsor 4. IN MEMORIAM LATT JOE CARTER, JR Secretary 3 Hi'Y 2, 3, 4, Photographer CANNON REPORT 2, Hi-Y RUTH E. CARTER Art Hi-Lite staff 2. FRANK CHARLES CHAMBERS Hi-Y 1, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4. EARL CHILDERS Student Administration Day 1, 3, Basketball 3, Intramural Sports 1, 3. I-lAzEL CIIILDERS Session House 2, Basketball Tournament 1, May Day 1, Tumbling 1, Girls' Athletic Club 1, Gay Nineties Revue 2, Messiah 2, 3, 4, Glee Club President 4, Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4, Co-President 4, Spring Concert 2, 3, 4, Football Sponsor 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman l, Constitution Committee 4, Sextette 3, 4, VicefPresident 4. DORIS CLARK Meson Academy, Lexington, Georgia 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4, President Home Room 4, F. H. A. 4. EARL CLAYTON Intramural Sports 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Messiah 4, Spring Concert 3, 4, Hi-Y 3, 4, Veterans' Club 3, 4, Secretary Boys' Glee Club 4, Vice-President Senior Class 4. . CLEATUS CLINE SE IDRS WILLIAM RAY COGGINS junior Football 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 4. VIRGINIA CAROLYN COINIPTON Fashion Show 15 Art Hi-Lights Staff 35 Tri-Hi-Y 4. EDDIE RAY COOK' Home Room President 1, Secretary 35 Hi-Y Vice-President 1, Z, 45 Older Boys' Conference Delegate 1, 25 Session House 2, 3, 45 Council 45 Monitor 3, 45 Spanish Club President 3, Vice-President 45 Social Chairman 45 Ticket Manager for Play 35 Constitution Committee 35 Delegate to S. A. S. G. Convention 45 Head Monitor 45 Vice-President Student Body CLast Semesterj 4. COLLEEN COOKE Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Sextette 45 Monitor 3, 45 Commencement Marshal 35 CANNON REPORT Typist 4. MARGARET ELIZABETH COOKE Transferred from Hickory 25 Home Economics Club 25 Spanish Club 15 TrifHi-Y 15 F. H. A. 4. CHARLES GRAY CORL Football 3, 45 D. O. 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 4. WILLIAM L. CREIJPS Band 1, 2, 45 Dance Club5 Session House 1, 2: Shelbv Band Clinic 2: Home Room President 15 Senior Class Night 25 Hi-Y 5112, 3,345 Spring Concert 35 Messiah 35 Svvingsters 45 Mixed . orus . LAURA CRUSE Girls' Athletic Club 15 Fashion Show 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Summer Softball 35 Captain 35 F. H. A. 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. EUGENE CURRIE Hi-Y 1, 25 Basketball 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Home Room Treasurer 3. GEORGE T. DANIELS, JR. Fayetteville High School 15 Band 2, 3, 4, OHicer 3, 45 Western Band Clinic 35 Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference 45 Home Room VicefPresident 3, President 45 Senior Class Treasurer. CLAUDE DAVIS DONALD DAVIS Hi-Y 1, 25 Band l, 2, 45 Orchestra 15 D. O. 3, 4. SE IUPIS KENNETH DAYVAULT Class President 1, Home Room Vice'President lg Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Football Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3g Basketball Team 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, All-Tournament Team 3, All-Star Team 3. RACHEL LORENE DAYVAULT Fashion Show 1, Art HifLights 2, Editor 35 Stage Manager Spring Concert, Religious Concert, Commencement Exercises 3, Student Administration Day 35 CANNON REPORT Staff 3, Art Editor 3, 43 Marshalfig Prom Committee Iunior-Senior 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Home Room Secretary 4. BETTY DEAL Band Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshal Student Government Play 25 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 2, Home Room Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2, May Day Attendant 1, Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 33 lN1onitor 3, 4. l'iOWARD DEARMON Veterans' Club 4. FORREST WILLIAM DIXON Winecolf 1, 2, 3. DON DWIGGINS Basketball 5, Monogram Club 5. THURLO TUTTEROW DWIOOINS DORIS LORETTA DWYER CANNON REPORT Business Staff 1, 2, 3, 49 Orchestra 1, 2, Librarian 2, Home Room Reporter 1, 3, Student Administration Day 1, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 43 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Treasurer, CANNON REPORT Editorial Staff 3, Home Room Editor 39 Tri-Hi-Y Program Chairman 3, Delegate 3, Spanish Club 3, Prompter for Ianie', 3, Home Room Play 35 Commence- ment Marshal Sg Business Manager CANNON REPORT 4, Business Manager for Senior Edition 3, Secretary Tri-Hi-Y 4. DONALD EFIRD Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Swingsters 4, Band Officer 2, 3, 44 Pep Band 2, 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Room President 1, Reporter 29 Session House 2, 3. l'lAZEL ELIZABETH EFIRD Home Room Reporter 1, Fashion Show 1. RAY ELLIOT Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 3, 43 Veterans' Club 4. CONNIE FAULKNER Veterans' Club 4. SE IDRS DORIS ELIZABETH FISHER Tri Hi-Y 1, 25 Fashion Show 15 Student Administration Day 15 Home Room Reporter 15 Intramural Sports 1, 25 Home Room Party Chairman 4. JIMMY FISHER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Swingsters 3, 45 Orchestra 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Pep Band 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Officer 2, 3, 45 Class Treasurer 35 Chairman of Lost and Found 35 Advertising Manager Class Play 35 Session House 3, 45 Monitor 3, 4. EVELYN FOSTER DAN FREEZE Vice-President Home Room 15 Council 25 Home Room Treasurer 3. HORACE FULLER Veterans' Club 4. LOUISE GALES Student Administration Day 35 Fashion Show 1. JERRY GARDNER Hi-Y 1. JOE GENTLE DAVID GREY GLASS Honor Society 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Hi-Y 3, 45 Home Room Oflicer 1, 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Session House 15 Junior Senior Committee 35 Latin Club 35 Intramural Sports 2, 35 Clean-Up Committee Chairman 2, 3. LEWIS WAYNE GOODMAN Vice-President Home Room 25 Intramural Basketball 1, 25 Com- mencement Marshal 35 D. 0. 4. MARY Lois GOODNIGHT Session House 15 Home Room Vice-President 25 Social Standards Conference Secretary 25 Tri-HiAY 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Student Council 35 Commencement Marshal 35 CANNON REPORT Assistant Chief Typist 45 Home Room Program Chairman 4. FRANK GOODNIGHT Varsity Football 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Veterans, Club 45 Hi-Y Chaplain 3. Xxx l l SE IDRS HAROLD ARTIIUR GRAY Transferred from Belmont High School lg Mixed Chorus 31 Messiah 3, Hi-Y 49 Spanish Club 3, 4. ROBERT HAGER WILLIE HALE Veterans' Club 4. MILFORD HALL CLAUDE W. HAMILTON Veterans' Club 4. ELEANOR HAMMONDS .Program Chairman 1, 43 Monitor 3, 49 Girls' Glee Club 3, 45 Mixed Chorus .3,' 49 Christmas Messiah 3, 49 Spring Concert 3, 45 Choral Clinic 35 Commencement Exercise 3. JAMES RILEY HAMPTON, IR. Football 4, Veterans' Club 4. KATHLEEN LOUISE HARDIN Tri-Hi-Y lg Fashion Show lg Bible Club 4. PEGGY HARMON WESLEY HARRELL Veterans' Club 4. JOHN HILTON Veterans' Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Assistant Circulation Manager CANNON REPORT 4. PAUL LORRAINE HOBBS Hi4Y lp Glee Club 3, 45 Spring Concert 39 Messiah Solo 39 District Contest Singing 33 State Contest Singing 3. 1 SE IUHSP EDSEL l'lODGENS Session House 2, 45 Model Airplane Club 15 Veterans' Club 45 Dance Club 25 Glee Club 2, 3, 45 Messiah 2, 3, 45 Gay Nineties Revue 35 Spring Concert 2, 4. BOBBY HOLLER ' Intramural Basketball 25 Football 1, 3, 45 Varsity 45 Diversified Occupations 4. JOYCE HONEYCUTT Fashion Show 3. CURTIS PIOYLE ERNEST HUFFMAN Junior Class Play 35 French Club 4. MARY llUGHES Tri-Hi'Y 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 45 Home Room Treasurer 4, Vice President 15 Bible Club 4. 1 BLENDA L. HUNEYCUTT May Day 15 Student Administration Day 15 Home Room OH-'tcer 1, 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 45 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Spring Concert 2, 3, Accompanist 35 Messiah 25 Gay Nineties Revue 25 Sextette Accompanist 35 Swing Band 25 State Music Festival 35 Commencement Marshal 35 CANNON REPORT Editorial Staff 2, 3, 4, Banquet Chairman 35 Session House 45 Publicity Manager Janie 35 Honor Society 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 Office Page 45 Social Standards Conference Secretary 25 Prophet 4, CATHERINE BERNELL JOLLEY May Day 15 Fashion Show 15 Student Administration Day 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 Delegate to District F. H. A. Conference at Monroe 45 F. H. A. Treasurer 4. MARGARET JONES Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Chaplain 45 Spanish Club 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Marshal Junior Class Play 35 Delegate 'Tri Hi-Y Older Girls' Conference 35 Graduation lliarshal 35 Home Room Reporter 35 Student Administration Day 35 Junior-Senior Prom Refreshment Committee 3. ROBERT KEEVER JONES Vice President Home Room 15 Art Hi-Lights 1, 25 Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 President Home Room 35 Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Chairman Clean-Up Committee 4. BETTY JANE JULIAN Tri Hi-Y 1, 25 Hostesss to Southern Piedmont Conference 15 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 25 Girls' Athletic Club 25 Chairman Home Room Cleaneljp Committee 25 Bible Club 45 Student Administration Day 3. JACK KELLY Monitor 35 Monogram Club 35 Basketball 3, 4, SE IDRS HOKE KIDD Football Concessions 3, 4, Iunior Class Play 3, Lost and Found Department 3, D. O. Party Committee 4, Home Room Play 2. CARL CMICKEYD KINCAID Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Messiah 3, 4, State Voice Contest 3, 4, District Voice Contest 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, junior Class Play 3. DORIS IEANNE KNOWLES Fashion Show 1, H. A. 4. MAX KOONTZ Band 1, 2, 4, Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, Home Room OHicer 1, 2, Session House 3, Clean-Up Chairman 3, Delegate to Older Boys' Conference, Winston-Salem 1, High Point 3, Delegate to S. A. S. G. Convention, Little Rock, Ark. 3, Honor Society 2, 3, 4, President 3, Commencement Marshal 3, Usher for Messiah', 2, Debating Team 2, 3, Class President 2, Decoration Committee Junior-Senior Prom 3, Monitor 3, 4, Cast of Ianie'l 3, Teacher Student Administration Day 1, 2, 3, Leader Social Standards Conference 2. GWEN LAMBERT Session House 1, TrifHi-Y 2, 3, 4, Home Room Reporter 4, Library Assistant 4. HAZEL GERALDINE LAMBERT l Home Room Program Chairman 1, 3, Fashion Show 1, Adver- tising Stalf CANNON REPORT 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3. PEGGY LAMBERT TrifHifY 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain l, 3, Program Chairman 2, Delegate to Blue Ridge 1, 2, Older Girls' TrifHi-Y Conference 1, 2, Fashion Show 1, Home Room Reporter 1, 2, Treasurer 3, Secretary 4, Secretary Social Standards Conference 2, Teacher Student Administration Day 3, junior-Senior Prom Committee 3, Student Leader for Freshman Tri-Hi-Y 3, Orchestra 2, 3, 4, Swingsters 2, 3, 4, Honor Society 3, 4, Commencement Marshal 3, Latin Club 3, Debating 2, Band 4, Flag Bearer 4, Co-Chairman Decorating Committee for Senior-Junior. ROBERT LANKFORD JESSE LAWS Veterans' Club 4. RAY LAPISH Student Administration Day 3. JACK LEAR Veterans' Club 4. VIRGIE BLACKWELDER LEEBRICK May Day 1, 2, Fashion Show 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Club 1, TrifHi-Y 1, 2, 3, Home Room OfHcer 1, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman 1, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, junior-Senior Prom Decorating Committee 3. SE IUH5 C. C. LEFLER HELENA LEFLER R. J. Revnolds High School I, 2, 3. CURTIS LENTZ JANE ANN LENTZ lNIaV Day 15 Fashion Show 15 Lihrarv Assistant 45 Tri-lli-Y 4. lVlARY LEWIS Illav Das' Program 15 Tri-Ili-Y l, 2, 3, 45 I7. II. A. 4. CLEO FRANCIS LLOYD Session Ilouse 25 Intramural Sports 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 45 A'Messiah 2, 3, 45 Spring Concert 3, 45 Daisv Chain 35 Home Room President 3: Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Veterans' Club 45 Clean- Up Chairman 45 Hi-Y 4. NATHLEE LONG Fashion Show l5 Home Room Reporter I, 3, 45 Football Concessions 3, 45 CANNON REPORT Editorial Stal-F 3, 4, Socictv Editor 45 COfChairman of junior Class Plav, Sound Effects and Properties 35 Librarv Assistant 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Tri-Hi-Y 4. LOWELL LOVIN Session House 25 Home Room Reporter 25 Clean-Up Committee 2, 3, 45 Junior Football 25 Intramural Sports 25 Varsitv Football 3, 45 Blonugram Club 3, 4, President 3, Vice-President 45 Home Room President 3 45 Cast Ile VVas A Cav SenOrita 35 Cast Janie 35 President .lunior Class 35 Senior IIifY 45 Football CO- Captain 45 Junior-Senior Prom Committee 3. AILEENE LOWDER Mav Dav 15 F. II. A. 4. IVA DELL LOWDER ' Tri-Hi-Y l, 25 Librarv 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Club 15 Fashion Show 1. VIVIAN ADELL iVlARSHALL Fashion Show 15 Tri-Ili-Y 2, 45 Advertising Staff CANNON REPORT 3. C. A. MCCOMBS Session House 15 Band 1, 25 Student Administration Day 35 Ilonor Society 3, 45 Clean-Up Chairman 35 Marshal 3. an .. wp. fer -Q! 'aim in fs 'HSV' S-'C' N04 'me me 'E' ,.-.ww SE IUHS I LUTHER R. MCCOMBS Session House l, 29 Chairman Home Room Programs I9 Red Cross Representative lg Intramural Sports 19 Band l, Officer 49 Teacher Student Administration Day 1, 39 Home Room Party Committee I, Chairman of Y. M. C. A. Membership Drive I9 Chairman Constitution Committee 2, 3, 49 Chairman Clean-Up Program 29 Chairman Established Permanent Handbook Fund 39 Hi-Y 2, President 3, Delegate to State Conference 29 National llonor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 39 Social Standards Conference Leader 39 Debating Team 2, 39 Mixed Chorus for Commencement Exercise 39 IuniorASenior Committee 39 Monitor 3, 49 Commence! ment Marshal 39 Play Cast Ianie 39 Cheerleader Nomination Committee 49 Public Relation Committee 49 President Home Room 4. ROBERT EARL MOCOMBS, JR. Student Administration Dav l, 39 Session House 29 Junior! PSenIor Prom Committee 39 Home Room Vice-President 49 French Club 49 Honor Society 3, 4, President 4. BETTY iXflCDANIEL BILL MESSER Home Room President 1, 29 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President 49 'Delegate to Blue Ridge Hi-Y and Tri-Hi-Y Conference 39 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 3, 49 Messiah 49 Spring Concert 49 State Singing Contest 3. MILDRED MILLER Fashion Show I9 Student Administration Day l9 Home Room Reporter 29 Spanish Club 3, 49 Bible Club 49 Library Assistant 4. lVlARY FRANCES MOORE Tri-Hi-Y l. 3. 4, Officer 4, Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference 39 Business Staff CANNON REPORT 19 Home Room Reporter 19 May Dav 19 Girls' Athletic Club I9 Secretary Home Room 3, 49 Cast of Janie 39 Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 39 Honor Societv 3, 49 Hostess for Spring Concert 39 Student Administration Dav 39 F. ll. A. 49 Delegate to TriaHi-Y Conference at Leaksville 49 Clee Club 49 Decorating Committee Senior-Iunior 4, Chairman Refreshment Committee 4. ANNELLE MORRIS Tri-lli-Y 49 Fashion Show 19 Girls' Athletic Club 1. JAMES ORVAL MURRAY Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 39 Band l, 2, 49 Mixed Chorus 3, 49 Messiah 3. 49 Spring Concert 3, 49 Ianie 39 Commencement Marshal 39 CANNON REPORT Photographer 3, 49 French Club 49 Intramural Sports 3. MARY INEZ NICHOLS Fashion Show 19 Student Administration Dav 39 Tri-Hi-Y 4. JEFF L. NORRIS, IR. Hi-Y Chaplain 19 Rand l, 49 Older Boys' Conference 19 HiAY Secretary 29 Treasurer Student Body 29 CANNON REPORT Editorial Staff 2, Co-Editor 39 Honor Society 2, 3, 49 Commencement Exercise 29 Social Standards Conference Leader 29 Quill and Scroll 3, 49 Janie 39 Monitor 3, 49 Delegate to Conference of Western District of N. C. S. S. C. C. at Hickory 39 Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 39 Latin Club Program Chairman 39 Chaplain Hi-Y 39 Home Room President 2, 39 Commencement Marshal 39 Spring Concert Usher 39 Older Boys' Conference at Greensboro 39 Senior Editor CANNON REPORT 39 Boys' State 49 President Student Body 4. OTTIS OLIVER Advertising Stat? CANNON REPORT 19 Band 1, 29 Orchestra l, 2, 3. MARIE ORFIELD Business Stal? CANNON REPORT 2, 3, 4-9 Student Administration Dav 39 Commencement Marshal 39 TI1'Hl-Y 3, 49 Quill and Scroll 4. uateg Librarv Club 53 First Aid Club 1 Student Administration Transferred from Montreat College. SE IUHS Band 1. HELEN PATTERSON BETTY PAYNE iViARY PEEBLES iViARIE PENNELL CHARLES C. PETHEL Lois PETREA Cafeteria VVork 3, 4. DORIS ANN PHILLIPS Seurctars Home Room lg Fashion Show lg Student Admimstra tum Daw l 3 Tn Hi-Y l, 3, 43 Spanish Club 3 Iunior Senior Prom Refreehment Committee 3. DORIS E. PHILLIPS Tri-Ili-Y 4. HELEN PHILLIPS iViAX RIDDLE Mixed Chorus 1 29 Messiah 1, 29 Spring Cnneert 1 2. State Conteat 2 HI Y 1 2 Conference lg Vice-President Home Room 1 BILL RIGGS 2 4 Glec Club 1, 2, 5, -lg Nice President o 5 L lee Club 4 Pootball 4. Mom or Dav 1 Fashion Show Tri H1 X 4 SE IUHS FRANCES ROBERTS JAINIES EDWARD ROBERTS Session llouse I, 2, 3, Intramural Sports l, Ili-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 3, 4, Messiah 3, Spring Concert 3, Council 3, Delegate to N. C. S. S. C. C., Wilmington, N. C. 3, Varsitv Football 3, 4, Clean-Up Committee 3, Student Adminis- tration Dav 3, Chairman Iunior-Senior Prom Committee 34 Class President 4, Vice-President Home Room 4. DOROTHY lVlAE RODDEN Athletic Club 1, Senior Triflii-Y 4. ll. L. ROLLINS, JR. Intramural Sports 2, HifY 2, 3, 4, Home Room Program 3. GRACE MARIE RUFTY . Iuaurinburg Iligh School 1, 2, Librarian 4, Bible Club 4, Editorial Staff CANNON REPORT 4. BETTY JOAN SAFRIT Deep Creek High School 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Vice- President 4, Chief Marshal Junior Class Plav 3, Spring Concert Marshal 3, Assistant Clean-Up Chairman 3, 4, Home Room Secretarv-Treasurer 4, Junior-Senior Prom Refreshment Committee 3, llonor Societv 3, 4, Vice-President French Club 4. FRED SAFRIT Ilome Room President l, Band l. 2, Pep Band 2, Basketball 3, 4, Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4. IDA lVlARIE SCOTT F. II. A. 4, Student Administration Day 3, Tri-Hi-Y 4. lVlARGARET SECHLER Student Administration Dav l, Mav Dav 1, Social Standards Conference 2, Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, CANNON REPORT Staff 3, Alumni Editor 4. lXqABLE BLONDELL SELF Athletic Club l, llome Room Social Committee 2, Class Partv Refreshment Committee 2, Mixed Chorus 2, Messiah 2, Cav Nineties Revue 2, Spring Concert 2, Home Room Chapel Pro! gram 3, Monitor 3, 4, K. H. S. Summer Softball 3, Intramural Sports 2, 3. JUNE lVlAXINE SHAFER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Fashion Show 1, Football Sponsor l, Clean-Up Chairman in Home Room 1, Intramural Basketball 3, Social Standards Conference 2. lVlAE SHAVER Mav Dav l, Cheerleader Z, Girls' Athletic Club 2, Intramural Sports 2, Home Room Secretarv 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, junior Marshal at Commencement Exercises 3, Session House 4, Senior Tri-Ili-Y 4, Fashion Show 1, Student Administration Dav 1, 2, 3, Secretarv at Social Standards Conference 2, Scrapbook Committee 4. SE IUHS l'lOWARD EUGENE SIIERRILL Bible Club 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, BOBBY SHINN NORMA SHOAF Fashion Show 1, Latin Club 3, Student Administration Day 3, Triylli-Y 3, 4, Glee Club 4. JAMES ALEXANDER SIIUPING Tri-Ili-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Class Vice-President 2, Art lialitor Art Ili-Lights 2, Spanish Club 2, 3. BILL SIDES Student Administration Day 1, District and State Clee Club Contest 3, Session Ilouse 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Messiah l, 2, 3, 4, President Boys' Glee Club 4, Monogram Club 3, 4. HERBIAN SIDES French Club 4. lX'lARIETTA SIMS Freshman Class Secretary 1, May Day lg Tri-Ili-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Advertising Staff CANNON REPORT 1, 2, 3, Girls' Glee Club Treasurer 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Messiah 3, Spring Concert 3, Session House 3, Junior Class Play 3. MARGARET SISK Tri-Hi'Y 3, F. II. A. 4. VV. M. SLAWSON lVlARGARET SLOOP EVELYN SMITH Student Administration Day 1, Bond and Stamp Drive l, 2, Home Room Ollicer 1, 2, 3, 4, CANNON REPORT Business Staff 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Standards Conference 2, Session llouse 2, Bible Club 4, VicefPresident 4, F. H. A. 4, Vice-President 4. lXlARIE SINIITH Library Club l. SE IUPIS CHARLES THOMAS SPRY Veterans' Club 4. MILDRED STEWART Girls' Athletic Club 15 Tri-Hi-Y 15 Tumbling 15 Intramural Basketball and Softball 1, 25 May Day 2. BILLY EARL STIREWALT Student Administration Day 3. CHARLES ALEXANDER STIREWALT Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room OH-'icer 1, 25 Spanish Club 35 Hi-Y 1, 2, 4. TOMMY SUTHER Football 2, 3, 45 Monitor 3, 45 Janie 35 Junior Senior Prom Committee 35 Session House 4. H. R. SWEAT lVlARY TEAL Girls' Athletic Club 15 Tumbling 15 Intramural Basketball and Softball 1, 25 May Day 2. RAY LORRAINE TEMPLETON Council 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Intra- mural Sports l, 2, 35 Home Room Vice-President 35 Home Room Treasurer 4. BILLY LORRAINE TEVEPAUGH Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Session House 1, 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Band Clinic, Shelby 2, Salisbury 35 Junior-Senior Committee 35 Swing- sters 3, 45 Hi-Y Secretary 35 Band Omcer 3, 45 Hi-Y Reporter 45 Monitor 45 Home Room President 45 Orchestra 4. DORIS JEAN THOMAS Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Sextette 1, 2, 35 Music Clinic at Davidson 35 Messiah 25 Cheerleader 2, 35 Tri-HiAY 2, 3, 45 Home Room President 1, Program Chairman 3, Treasurer 45 Student Govema ment Play 15 Junior Class Play 35 Social Standards Conference Leader 25 Student Administration Day 1, 25 Chairmain Refresh- ment Committee for Junior Senior Prom 3. WALLACE TUCK Veterans' Club 4. LINDSAY TUCKER Greer High School 15 Hi-Y 25 CANNON REPORT Staff 25 Assistant Manager Basketball 35 Janie 3. SE IDRS PHYLLIS TIICKER Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Maiorette 1, 2, 3, 45 Pep Band 25 President Home Room 15 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Officer 1, 25 May Day lg Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference Council 15 Spanish Club 3, 45 Class Secretary 25 junior Class Play 35 Junior-Senior Refreshment Committee 3. ELIZABETH TYSON Home Room Treasurer 15 Tri-Ili-Y l, 2, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. iVlARVIN UPRIGHT Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Messiah 3, 45 Spring Concert 35 Football 35 Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 4. A. T. VAUGHN DORIS VICKERY May Day 15 Tri-HifY l, 2, 3, 45 Library Assistant 4. NANCY CAROL WAGONER Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 May Day 1. DONALD E. WAGSTAEE Session House 15 Manager Football Team 1, 2, 35 Messiah 1, 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, President Boys' Glee Club 35 Home gleam Reporter 35 Spring Concert l, 2, 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, , . CHARLES PETE WALKER ff .J Diversifie ccu ations? XY I A X51 6 ' JJ ff f, :X of f 1-I COLLEPIN WALLC 'Z Tri-Hi-Y 4, F. II. A. 4. I- IATTIE WALLACE Fashion Show 15 Red Cross Representative 15 Debating Team 25 Tri-Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, OH-icer 2, 35 Girls' State 35 Triflrli-Y Confer- ence 25 Latin Club 35 Marshal Commencement Exercises 35 Monitor 3, 45 Janie 35 Editorial Staff CANNON REPORT 2, 3, 4, News Editor 35 Program Chairman 45 Session House 35 Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Vice-President 3. JOE WALLER KATHLEEN WALLER Tri-Hi-Y 1, 25 Library Assistant 1, 2, 43 Bible Club 4. fp 1 . M432 SE IDRS EUGENE WALTER CANNON REPORT Business StaFf5 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 Student Administration Day 35 Session House 35 Hi-Y Club 3, 45 Typist CANNON REPORT 4. IVIAE FLOWE WALTERS Tumbling Club 15 May Day l, 25 Girls' Athletic Club 15 Triz Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Basketball 2, 35 Spanish Club 35 Advertising Stafl CANNON REPORT 35 F. Il. A. 4. ELVY lXlAE VVASHAINI Basketball 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 35 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 45 F. H. A. 4. JOHN WATSON Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Hi-Y 1, 35 Session House 1, 2, 45 Red Cross Representative 15 Bond Sale Committee 25 Ilome Room Reporter 15 Messiah 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 3, 45 Spring Concert 3, 45 District and State Quartet Contest 35 Lost and Found Committee 35 Clean-Up Committee 25 Business Manager Janie 35 Class Play Marshal 35 Junior-Senior Decorating Committee 35 Commencement Exercises 35 Dance Decoration Committee 3, 45 Library Assistant 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. HOWARD WEAST Football 15 Intramural Basketball 1, 2, 35 Football Manager 25 Usher at Spring Concert 35 Secretary Student Government 35 Council 35 Janie 35 Home Room Reporter 35 Diversified Occu- pations 4. ANN WESTMORELAND Chief Cheerleader S5 Session House 55 F. H. A. 55 Club Reporter 55 Bible Club 5, Secretary 55 Oilice Page 55 Humor Editor CANNON REPORT 55 Monitor 5, Treasurer 55 Publicity Committee for Student Government Dances 55 Clean-Up Committee 55 Delegate to F. H. A. Conference in Monroe, N. C. 55 News Editor 55 President of Post-Graduate Class 5. JAIVIES LEON WHITAKER Junior Football 15 Junior Basketball 1, 25 Varsity Football 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Janie 35 Circulation Manager CANNON REPORT 35 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Junior Class Play Marshal 3. WYNNE WHITLEY Hi-Y l, 2, 3, 4, Omcer 45 Delegate to Blue Ridge Conference 45 Student Store Manager 35 Decorating Committee Junior-Senior Prom 35 Advertising Manager Junior Class Play 3. ,. X Z MARJKIRIE RUTH VVIKE Business Staff CANNON REPORT l, 2, 3, 45 Fashion Show 15 Janie 35 French Club 4, Secretary 4. BOBBY WILKERSON DORIS LOUISE WISE FLOYD H. WILSON, JR. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, 55 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, 5, President 55 Veterans, Club 5. CLEADA E. WOOTEN Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 35 Business Staff CANNON REPORT 1, 25 Messiah 1, 2, 35 Spring Concert 1, 2, 35 Cafeteria 3, 4. JACK YORK Football 2, 35 Junior Class Play 35 Clean-Up Committee 35 Veterans' Club 4. .-T 4- '4- QQ K f X 5 HoPc 45- ,N I! M ,afyedk AETIVITIE5 SESSIU HUUSE l First row: Charles Carter, Frank Bufty, Vilayne Petrea, David Aliller, L. T. Phillips. .lav VVise, Voigt Beaver, L. Norris, .lohn VVatson, Cene Keever, Vilayne Bragg. Second row: Carolyn Reynolds, Ann VVestmoreland, Nathalia hlartin, Billie Baueom, lcla Mae Norris, Colleen Alexan- der, Peggy Cannon, Ramona hlann, Helen Brinkley, Bobbie Steele, Peggy Patterson, Pauline Yon. Third row: lVliss VVeleh, Adviser, Geraldine Lambert, Zoe Messer, Phyllis lX'leCarn, Joyce Biddle, Blenda Huneyeutt, lN'largaret Ann Bradford, Pud Oates, Rebecca Braswell, lX'lillie Brown. Fourth row: Bobby Linn, Bobby Howard, Sam Scott, Billy Ritchie, Lincoln lung, Ned Bobinette, Bill Bailes, Johnny Barnard. Fifth row: Eddie Bay Cook, Luther iXleCombs, jimmy Fisher, Al hlaeDonald. i E UNEIL First row: lN'Iiss Welch, Adviser, Elizabeth Holloway, Betty Shoal, Voigt Beaver, L. Norris, Bobbye Steele, Gladys Oates. Second row: Lorraine Templeton, lay Vvise, Hazel Boggs, Allie Belle Biles, Colleen Alexander, Peggy Cannon, Luther lXleCombs. Third row: johnny Deal, jackie VVilliams, Eddie Rav Cook. Fourth row: Sam Scott. Page Thirty-two UPFIEE P EES First row: Bettv Belcher, Theresa Norris, Hlenda Ilunevcutt. Second row: Iva Dell Owens, Barbara Turner, Ida Nlae Norris, Ann Vllestriioreland. Third row: Margaret Jones, Doris Thomas, Mrs. Bostian, Principals Seeretarv. Fourth row: Nlr. Nlelton, Principal, L. Norris, Ir. ,, , UNITUHS First row: Ann Vvestmoreland, Colleen Alexander, Sam Scott, Luther Neilombs, Tommy Suther, Ellen Basinger, jo Ann Benson, Bettv Payne. Second row: Miss Barineau, Adviser, Hattie VVallace, Peggv Cannon, j. L. Norris, Doris VVise, Fave Howard, Eddie Rav Cook. Third row: Lorraine Templeton, Max Koontz, Charles Pmeadling, George Daniels, E. H. Vililliford. Page Thirty-three NATIU AL HU LHlSULIETY First row: Bcttv ,Ioan Salrit. Margaret blnncs, Thelma Angell, Doris Dwver, Marv Frances Xlunrc, lcla Mac Nurris. l'ug1gic Hose Larnlur-rt. Secnml row: Anna Carter, Coleen Alcxanclcr, Pcggv Cannon, llazcl Boggs, Rachel Davvault, lllcnrla Iluncvcutt, Katlirvn Host, Bliss Grav, Aclviscr. Tlzircl row: Lutlicr lXlcCon1bs, Earl BlcConilJs, Nlax Koontz, David Glass, L. Norris, C. A. lXlcCuinl:s. U ILL ANU SEHULL liirsl row: Blcnrla lluncx'cL1tt, Katlirvn Bust, Alaric Urlield, Raclicl llavvault. Secwzrl row: Thelma Angell, Doris Dwvcr, Mrs. A. nl. Vlfliitmirc, Adviser, Anna Carter. Third row: Hattie Vllallacc, .lay Vvise, Eugene VValters, Allie Br-llc Bilcs, Charles Rcadling. I-'rzzcrflr row: L. Norris, Voigt Beaver. Picrrzrc N01 Shown: Natlilcc Long. Page 'I'l'zirty-four DEB TEHS First row: Peggy Cannon, Ann VVcstmorelantl, hliss llarineau, Adviser. Second row: Sam Scott, Luther lXlcComhs. Picture not shown: Dick Sweeney. LIBH HY SSISTANTS Seated, first row: Nathlee Long, Iva Dell Owens, Geraldine Reid, Kathleen VValler. Second row: Peggy Cook, hlary Spencer, Mary Aldridge, .lane Ann Lentl, Betty Allen, Peggy lngrani, Betty Belcher. Standing, Hrs! row: Boyce Jean Grayson, Doris Viclcery, hlary Frances Moore, Gwen Lambert, Betty Payne, Doris Dwyer, .lane Hethcoclt, Grace Rufty, Evelyn Stewart, Jo Ann Ben- son, Elma Gulledge, Virginia Nlann, Helen Spencer. Second row: Ruby Poteat, Billy VVeddington, Charles Habla, Hattie VVallace, Mildred Miller, hlaryin Upright, John VVatson, Evelyn lleniield, jane Quinn, hlary Hughes, Miss Eloise Camp, Librarian. Picture not shown: hlae Shaver, Fugene VValters, Leon Vllhitaker. Page Thirty-five EE IDR THLlH-Y First row: Frances Bell, Nathlee Long, Betty Safrit, Doris Dwver, Colleen Alexander, Peggy Cannon, Mary F. Moore, Mary Lewis, Laura Cruse, Helen Phillips. Second row: Nancy Vvagoner, Doris Black, Peggy Lambert, Mary Hughes, Elvy XA73Sl'l8Il1. Third row: Miss Camp, Adviser, Betty Belcher, Elizabeth Tyson, Doris Viekery, Doris Clark, Colleen VVall, hlarie Pennell. Fourth row: Hattie Vkfallact-, Marie Oriield, Margaret Jones, Nlargaret Seehler, Christine Bassett, Doris Jean Thomas. Fifth row: Doris A. Phillips, Bernell Iolley, Hazel Boggs, Blenda Huneyeutt, Sybil Goble. is SE IDR HI-Y First row: VVvnne VVl1itlev, Hill Tevepaugh, Voigt Beaver, james Roberts, Sam Hargett, Lowell Lovin, Bill Barnlrardt, Paul Hobbs, Franklin Cannon, John Watson. Second row: Jimmy Brown, ll. Rollins, Charles Cliambers, Harold Gray, hliekey Kincaid, John Allen, Leon Whitaker, Fred Safrit, Orval Murray, Marvin Upright. Third row: jimmy Fisher, hlax Biddle, Ioe Carter, Tommy Suther, Luther lNlcCornbs, David Glass. Fourth row: Don Efird, Eddie Bay Cook, L. Norris, iXlax Koontz, George Daniels, Harold Barringer, Bill Biggs. Page Thirty-six F.ll hi?'5t1'0w: 'loan Roberts, hlary Frances Moore, Laura Cruse, Mary Lewis, Elvy Vvasham, Helen P i ips. Second row: Colleen VVull, Ida M. Scott, Mary E. Gales, Inez VVatts, Billie Nlenscer, Nlariorie Nleachum, Dot Hampton. Thirrl row: Milrlrccl Clannpet, Doris Carter, Margaret Cooke, Miss Pleasant, Go-Adviser, Alene Lowcler, Doris Knowles, Clarice Barnhartlt. Fourilz row: Pcurline Funderburk, Bernell jollev, Iohnsie lXlullis, Miss Morrison, Co-Adviser, Ann VVL-stinorelancl, Betty lo Petrea. BIBLE CLIE First row: Ruby Burngarner, Grace Rulity, Mary E. Gales, Eva M. Nantz. Second row: Kathleen Hardin, Ida M. Scott, Clara Sue Frye, Ann VVestn1o1'eland, Betty Julian, Howard Sherrill, Roy Bostian. Third row: Frances Spry, Bliss Wicker, Adviser, james Bowles, Lloyd Ketner, Billy Ritchie, Joe Nliller. Picture not shown: lris Barnharclt, Knox Simmons, Doris Bost, Mollie Collins, Frances Litaker. Page Thirty-seven UHEHESTH Sitting: Norman Coggins, Sarah Dean Kale, jo Ann Kincaid, Shirley Austin, Carolyn Reynolds, Geraldine Braswell, Eddie Bost, Bobby Alexander, Bobby Allen, Mary Evelyn Smith, Joyce Riddle, Mollie Sue Collins, Novella Smith, Nancy Harmon, Betty Maulden, Doris Black, Peggy Harmon. Standing: Miss Beth Bon Durant, Betty Honeycutt, Patsy Glass, Betty Chloe McCombs, Billy Tevepaugh, Donald Eiird, Ottis Oliver, Bobby Barnliardt, Phyllis Davis, jimmy Brown, Ronald Alexander, Bud Black, Benny Lee, Iimmy Fisher, Betty Smith, Ellen Basinger, Bill hlax Hargctt, Colleen Alexander, Peggy Lambert, Mr. Arthur Rohr. mug P V iz.1iZifg...l ' A r.-.- A M SWl GSTEHS First row: Miss Beth Bon Durant, Sarah Dean Kale, Shirley Austin, Bill Crepps, Bill Tevepaugh, Bill Barnhardt, Don Eiird, jimmy Brown. Second row: Norman Coggins, Ronald Alexander, Bud Black, Benny Lee, ,lay VVise, jimmy Fisher, Billy Max Hargett, Ellen Bassinger, Iris Harrington, Deenie Safrit, Gwen Lambert, Nat Gilliam. Page Thirty-eight AN First row: Peggy Rose Lamhert, Phvllis Tucker, llettx Deal, Kenneth Byrd, Ronald .'Xlexander, llarold lllaelt, Voigt Beaver, Max Koontz, Sam Seott, llohhv Allen, john Staneil, Lewis Melloxvell. lfllen Iiassingger, Dennie Safrit, Charles YVineeotl', Patsy' Glass, Colleen Alexander. Second row: jalnes llostian, Harold Rodgers, Alvin Simmons, Orval lklurrav, Audrev 'l'rull, Ilaves llatlev. Third row: l'hvllis: Davis, lieth Smith, liaye lloward, Margaret Stewart, Doris VVise, Iired Childers, J. l.. Norris, Pegalv llarmon, Betlv Chloe MeCoinhs, Luther MeCo1nbs, .Leonard VVineeoll', jaelt rldaxns, liddie Host. lioiirlli mtv: Dwight Goodnight, Bohbv Ilarnhardt, Sarah Dean Kale, Alta Cline, Bill Crepps, Wlalter Sloop, Billv Cohle, Donald llall. lfiflll, rrmi: Daeial liurr, Bobhvc Steele, Kathleen Ilarger, lfnialee Long, Iiininv Brown, Don lilird, Bill 'l't-vepaugli, David Melton, Lewis lXleDowell, Charles Cillon, Bohhv lliehie, Ilavmond lcard, llav Sides, llovl johnson, Dwight llatlev, Jimmv Fisher, Juv VVise, lit-nm Lee, liohhv llatlev, Ray Keith llarl. IXED CHUH First row: Virginia Mann, Colleen Nelson, Arlene Smith, Imogene Crainshaw, ,lo Ann Kincaid. llettv Shepherd, Nlarie Kincaid, Margaret Stewart. Mary Frances Moore, Phvllis .Iohnson, Gerald- ine Poole, Marietta Simms. Suwutl row: llarriet llartis, Nellie llainriclt, lriloise Keever, Nanev Blackburn, Ioan Roberts, llettv Coley, Margaret lhoinpson, Bobbie llrav, llzwel Childers, llelen Wall, Glenna hlaulden. Third row: llomaine Brown, Norma Shoal, llerniee Sloop, Greta Sue Cashion, Doris jackson, Nellie Sue Satirit, ,lainie Austin, Martha llarnhardt, Colleen Cooke. Eleanor Hammonds. Fourth row: Gene Keever, Cleo Llovcl, Earl Clavton, john llarnard, Uhnont Upright, Orval Murrav, l.. M. llufli. Marvin Upright, Charles Pavne, Bill Douglas, llalph Combs. llarold Henrv, Charles Carter. Page Tliirty-uiize ETEHANS'EL B First row: Iohnnv Hilton, james Hampton, Edsel Hodgens, Tom L. Blartin, Allen Brannon, Earl Clayton, A1 MacDonald. Second row: lack B. Melton, lack Lear, Ernest Robinette, Wlallaee 'l'uek, Cleo Llovd, jack York, VVeslev Harrell, Howard Dearman, Connie Faulkner, Paul Tuck, Frank Ballard, Lester VV. Melfarn. Third row: LaVerne Davis, David Burr, Junior Barnliardt, T. C. Blevins, VVarren Price, Frank Goodnight, Marvin Sides, Harold Grant, Carl Herman. Fourth row: Sherman Melllaid, 'llalbert Howell, C. L. Adcoek, VValter Griffin, Bovee Allman, llovle Wlileox, Ralph Tillev. Fifth row: llarold Henrv, Linnev Coe, VVillie Hale, Bill Douglas, Fov llcCarn. Sixth row: Sam Boger, Delmer VViles, Rav Elliott, Horace Fuller, Bill Danev, Claude Hamilton, jacob Barnhardt, Harold Barringer. MUNUGRAM EL B First row: Don VVagstal'l', Bill Coggins, lack York, Lowell Lovin, Miekev Kincaid, Bill Bowles, james Boberts. Second row: Harold Barringer, Tommv Leebriek, David Glass, Carl llerman, Delmer VViles, Leon VVhitaker, Bill Douglas. Third row: Rav Elliott, Bill VViles, Jimmy Propst, Clrarles Corl, Lorraine Templeton. Fourth row: Mr. T. L. Martin, Adviser, Bobby jones, Don Dwiggins, Bobbv Gofortlr, Linnev Coe. Page Forty XQXX X XX XX X Q P' Q, wx b In .Q xx X. jx xx A X Q X S XX X X x X ' S JVQQW XX X XSNJ mf' X , lx fx 1181 1 y K ,, ,N f LJ XX ATHLETICS FUUTBALL SUU!-XD First row: John Chambers, Lorraine Templeton, Bill Wiles, Charles Spry, Gene Wilson, Carl Herman, Tommy Suther, Glenn Yarborough, David Glass, Bobby Jones, Floyd Wilson, Bobby Hollar, Iames Hampton, Robert Hager, Charles Rabb, Linney Coe. Second row: Mr. T. L. Martin, Coach, Ray Elliott, Reuben Meeks, Willie Hale, Kenneth Dayvault, H. R. Sweat, John Deal, Bill Coggins, Lowell Lovin, james Roberts, Leon Whitaker, Delmer Wiles, Bill Sides, Harold Ray Propst, Mr. L. W. McCarn. FUUTBALL SEUHES UF '45 SEI-XSUN China Grove Kannapolis Thomasville Kannapolis Spencer .... Kannapolis Mooresville . Kannapolis Albemarle . . Kannapolis Concord . . . Kannapolis Monroe . . . Kannapolis Statesville . . Kannapolis Asheboro .. Kannapolis Page S F arty-two VABSITY BASKETBALL First row: Lowell Lovin, Delmer Wiles, Kenneth Dayvault, Sam Hargett, Paul Byrd, James Roberts, Charles Rabb. Second row: Mr. T. L. Martin, Coachg Leon Whitaker, Earl Childers, Mickey Kincaid, Willie Hale, Clenn Yarborough, Jay Wise, E. H. Williford. BUYS' BASKETBALL SEBBES BP '47 SEASBN Kannapolis ...................... 43 Winecoff ................. .... 2 3 Kannapolis Salisbury ..... .... 2 8 Kannapolis Harding .... .... 2 2 Kannapolis Central . . . . . . .27 Kannapolis Monroe . . . . . . .30 Kannapolis Harding .... .... 2 l Kannapolis Asheboro . . . .... 23 Kannapolis Statesville .,... .... 3 7 Kannapolis Barium Springs .... 24 Kannapolis Concord ...... .... 3 4 Kannapolis Albemarle .... .... 2 6 Kannapolis Asheboro .... .... 1 5 Kannapolis Harding ...... .... 2 3 Kannapolis Barium Springs .... 44 Kannapolis Childrens Home .... 42 Kannapolis Concord ,..... .... 3 0 Kannapolis Statesville . . . . . . .39 Kannapolis Albemarle .... .... 2 7 Kannapolis Thomasville . . . . . . .29 Kannapolis Children's Home .,.. 29 Kannapolis Thomasville . . . . . . .36 Kannapolis Monroe ...... .... 3 2 Kannapolis Spencer ..... .... 2 5 Kannapolis Lexington .... ........... 5 0 Page Forty-three GIRLS' BASKETBALL First row: Lorna Castor, Frances VVoodarcl, Mae Shaver, Eva Mae llardy. Second row: Phvllis Gravson, Marv Lou Dwiggins, Bettv Kennedy, llelen Miller, Sarah Kale, Peggyfl larris, Betty Daniels, VVilma Sain. 1 GIRLS' BAEi1fi1jTBALL SEUHE5 UF '47 SEASUN Kannapolis ...... .............. Kannapolis . .. . . . . . Kannapolis . . . . . . Kannapolis ... ..... Kannapolis . .. .. . . . Kannapolis . . . . . . . . Kannapolis . . . . , . Kannapolis . . . . . . . . Kannapolis . .. . . . Kannapolis . . . . . . Kannapolis ... .. . . . Kannapolis . . . .. . Kannapolis . . Kannapolis ... ..... Kannapolis . . . . . . Kannapolis . .. ... Kannapolis . . . . . . . . Kannapolis . . . . . . Page Forty-four VVineeof1 ..... Monroe . . . .'XSllCl3Ol'0 . Statesville ..... Barium Springs Concord ...... Albemarle ..... Aslmeboro ..... Barium Springs Childrens Home Concord ...... Sratcsville . . . Albemarle ..... 'illhornasville . . . Childrens Home 'llhomasville . . . Monroe ...... Barium Springs 31 32 26 19 30 35 33 8 48 34 34 15 31 21 37 28 22 41 HHH BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Bud Black, Tommy Aderholt, George Armstrong, Harold Slawson, Ronald Alexander. Second row: Mr. nl. B. Melton, Goachg Bill VViles, Dennis Daye, Fred Safrit, james Bowles, Bill Bowles, A. L. Vickers, Lester lVlCGarn. H ,,,, . Q , ,,. , W, Z-, ., . af St. I , W .. . sz .im 1 ' A.-Af H I ' L L f ' .' A ,, '01-', .fjfjggg - L . -,..,..a..,,, ,L it . N EHEEHLEADEHS Left to right: Cleo Lloyd, 'Io Ann Benson, Nat Gilliam, Ann VVestmoreland, Gladys Oates, Bill Douglas, Glenna Mauldin. Page Forty-five Puge Forty-six sf- FEATURES ANU ADS PER LTI ES Page Forty-eiglzt L,-UXlliIil!'l', ROBERTS, LLXRTER, LOVTN, Qi.-XNNUN, IONTQS, BOOCS, NQICOMBS Hes! looking girl . .. Hes! looking boy .. lies! allfroziml girl .. Rest all-roiiml boy . . . Most popular girl .. Most popular lioy . . Best personality girl . . Best personality boy . . Most capalvle girl . . . Mosi capable lioy .... . Most likely' to succeeil, girl Mosi Iilzeljf to succceil, lioy Most studions girl . . . Most stmliozrs boy . . Most taleiitml girl .. Most inluulml lioy .. . . . . .IXNNA CARTER . . . JAMES ROBERTS BLENDA IIUNEYCUTT . . . . .JAIXIES ROBERTS BLENDA IIUNEYCUTT . , . . .IAIXIES ROBERTS BLENDA l IUNEYCUTT . . . . . . .BILL MESSEIK . . . . .PEGGY CANNON .LUTHER MCCOMBS . . .I IAZEL BOBBS . . .MAX KOONTZ .. . . .MARY IIUGHES . . .C. A. lXlCCC71XIllS . .RACHEL IYJAYVAULT . . BOBBY BARN!-IARDT SUPEHLATIVES Iluumfs, BARNIIARIH, R. l7AYv.aULT, R. lJ.xx'V.xLlLT, Nlc'um.s, MIQSSIQR, Elluomfxs Most flignifieil girl . Mus! iligriifieil lmy . Mos! C0-operative girl . . Maxi C11-operizlive lmy . . Hes! alresseil girl . . Host Llresseil limy . Most ntlzleiic girl . Mos! llillleill' lmy . . . lirivllilliest girl . l ri1'l1illiL's1f lmy . Mos! 1llICUlII'L'lIllUlltll girl Mos! 111101111wiztiraiiiil lmy Hfillwsl girl . . lviltiust lwy . Psczuv RUSH LABIBERT . . . . .ELIGENE WAL'l'FR . .llAZEL Bocas .4 L. Nomus . . . .INEZ iXlICH0LS . . .EUGENE VVALTER . . .ELLEN BAss1Nc:En . .KIQNNHTII DAYVAULT .llcmis -IEAN Trmixms . . , . , . .BILL Nlussau . . .BE'l l'v ,lllI,IAN .. .Hcmsv ,lowes . , .I3l.HNn,x IIUNEYCUTT . . . . . ,LUWELL Lov1N Page Ijortvniiie L ST WILL ANU TEST MENT VVe, the Senior Class of I947, of I. W. Cannon High School, knowing that we are entering a world of uneertainty, do hereby deem it necessary to present at this time our Last VVill and Testament. ARTICLE I To the various classes, we will the following: To the juniors, our coveted front seats in the auditorium and our dignity, to the Sophomores, our ability to present good plays and our senior expenses, and to the Freshmen, our intelligence. ARTICLE II To the faculty, we just leave, knowing that pleases them most. ARTICLE III I, Mary Ruth Aldridge, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to my sister, Peggy, and to Ioan Shelf. I, Colleen Davis Alexander, do will and bequeath my ability to Play Grandma, the string bass, to my brother, Bobby, and my monitor post in the north tower to any girl who thinks she can endure it during the winter months. I, john Allen, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to Pass chemistry to Gladess Iludspeth, because she really needs it, and mv ability to never lose books to Joe Nimer. I, Boyce Allman, leave my parking place next to the building to Billie Morris, considering that she has her new convertible bv IICXI year. I, Grace Allman, will my love for a football player to anyone who is lucky enough to get one. I, Lois Baker, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be quiet in class to anyone who needs it most. I, Frank Ballard, gladly leave my parking place in the horseshoe to Al lVIcDonald for his new sedan. I, Imogene Barker, will my ability to graduate to Ronald Kind, and my ability to get by without studying to Edna Lee Gulledge. I, Billy Barnhardt, do hereby will and bequeath my job as circulation manager of the CANNON REPORT to Paul Fritts, and my Mixed Chorus robe to my sister, Betty. I, Bobby Barnhardt, hereby will and bequeath my ability in music to Joe Nimer, knowing that he has the making of another Harry james. I, Iris Barnhardt, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Rockwell boys to my sister, Clarice. I, Jacob Barnhardt, leave my ability to lose all my football bets to anyone who can afford it. I, Harold Barringer, give my money to Boyce Jean Grayson for her Sanitary bills, and the scar on my lip to Harriet Hartis. I, Ellen Bassinger, bequeath all my good times to my other half, Faye Howard, and all my nicknames Cespecially Muscles D to Billy Max llargett. I, Christine Bassett, do hereby will and bequeath my wonderful times at Cannon High School to my sister, VVilline Bassett, and to George Armstrong. I, Hansel Hllankl' Beam, do leave my position as a D. O. student to VVinton Lowe, knowing that he will need money to go skating. The best merchandise you can buy is the best buy! You'll Find it at Julie's You can be ,fitted from head to foot at Julie's KANNAPOLIS, N. C. STATESVILLE, N. C. Page Fifty L ST WILL ANU TESTAMENT I, Betty Lou Belcher, leave my typing Position in the library to Betsy Bracewell. I, Frances Bell, give my luck to have shorthand under bliss Bolick to any fortunate student. I, Ernestine Bennett, do will my nonperoxided blonde hair to anyone who desires it, and my good times to my sister, Mildred, who is a rising Freshman. I, Doris Black, bequeath my good times in high school to Clyde hloose, and my ability to make A's in Spanish II to my sister, Helen. I, Nancy Blackburn, do will my blonde hair to Virginia Mann, knowing how she desires to be a blonde, and my love for Glee Club to my brother, Gerald. I, Hazel Boggs, do hereby will and bequeath my title as the most co-operative girl in the Senior Class to any Junior girl who can attain that title either one way or the other. I, Katheryn Bostian, will my ways to get out of study hall to anyone who has nerve to try it. I, Ruth Bowers, will my love for school to Dot Bowers, hoping she will have as much fun her senior year as I. I, jimmy Brown, do bequeath my ability to play second clarinet for four years to Bobbve Steele, and mv love for Latin to Don Efird. I, hlarie Bumgarner, gladly give my place at the end of the cafeteria line to any slow person, and my love for typing to my brother, L. I., who is a rising senior. I, Rornaine Brown, leave my place in Girls' Glce Club, to anyone who likes it as much as I. I, Gwen Callicutt, do hereby will and bequeath my big mouth to my little sister, Barbara. I, Norman Campbell, leave my seat in Miss Gray's second period English class to Glenn Richardson. I, Franklin Cannon, will my ability to always get by to Grover Edmiston, and my love for dancing to Ruby Potcat. I, Peggy Cannon, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the debating team and my ability to stay on good terms with Miss Barineau at the same time to Dick Sweeney, knowing that he needs the latter most. I, Anna Carter, do hereby will my job as Chief Typist to Mary Christy, hoping that Jay Yvise won't bless her out for every mistake she makes on the CANNON REPORT material. I, Joe Carter, leave my large parking place in the horseshoe to Benny Lee, seeing that he cannot park in a small one. I, Charles Chambers, do hereby will and bequeath my ability not to get along with a certain girl to someone who is lucky enough to get along with her. I, Earl Childers, will my ability CPD to work algebra to Lorna Castor and Jean Evans, and my love for wimmin and my position on the basketball team to Exeell Grass. I, Hazel Childers, leave my position in Glee Club and Sextettc to anyone who can always put it first, and my ability to graduate to Betty Allen and Bo Teal. When you think of better shoes Think of Julie's Famous For F ashion' KANNAPOLIS, N. C. STATESVILLE, N. C. Page Fifty-one L ST ILL AND TEST ME T I, Doris Clark, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Jimmie to Betty Allen, hoping that she and her boy- friend will get along. CShe knows what I mean.j I, Bill Coggins, will my place in the Monogram Club to Homer Poole, and my place on the football bench to Robert Rogers. I, Carolyn Compton, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to Joyce Allman and Buddy Lipe. I, Eddie Ray Cook, do hereby will and bequeath my diplomatic manner to Sam Scott and my height to Charles Gillon. I, Colleen Cooke, bequeath my place in the Sextette to Jamie Austin, my monitor post to Betty Coley, and my love for Miss Bolick to anyone lucky enough to have her for Shorthand II. I, Margaret Cooke, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in high school and my ability to get along with teachers to Helen Black. I, Bill Crepps, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sleep in Miss Gray's English class and get by with it to anyone who has the initiative to accomplish such a dangerous feat. I, Laura Cruse, will my love for sailors to my little sister, Shorty. I, Gene Currie, do will and bequeath my position as dealer'l in blackjack on the basketball trips to Tooney Armstrong. I, George Daniels, hereby will my love for Cannon High School and music to the rising Freshman band members, my ability to sight read band music to Gene Davis, and my north tower monitor post to anyone unlucky enough to get it. I, Rachel Dayvault, do hereby will and bequeath my admiration for Oscar Levant, a fellow pianist, to Greta Casbion and Betty Chloe McCombs. I, Betty Deal, will my position as a drum maiorette to Bobbve Steele and my monitor post to Mickey Purser. I, Forrest Dixon, will my bad grades to anyone crazy enough to want them. I, Doris Dwyer, do hereby will and bequeath my position as business manager of the CANNON REPORT to Allie Belle Biles, knowing that she can do a wonderful job of it, and to my sister, Theresa, I will all my good times in high school. I, Donald Efird, do hereby will and bequeath all my troubles with my T-model to Benny Lee and my ability to paint in Con- cord the name of my beloved school to Jay Wise. , I, Hazel Efird, will my good times in high school to my sister, Vivian, and my ability to graduate to my brother, S. D. I, Connie Faulkner, do hereby will my curls on a rainy day to Helen Fowler, knowing she could use some any day. I, Doris Fisher, leave my stool in sheet metal to Jean McManus, hoping she gets one more often than I. I, Jimmy Fisher, do bequeath my monitor post in the south tower to anyone who is not allergic to cold weather, and my nickname, Fish, to my brother, Larry. I, Louise Gales, will my good times while in the Senior Class to my sister, Mary, and my ability to graduate to my youngest sister, Jerry. I, Jerry Gardner, will my good times at Cannon High School to my sister, Jimmie. I, David Grey Glass, do hereby will and bequeath my success with women to Ronald Alexander, and my right tackle position to any bonehead who doesn't have brains to stay out of it. Page F ifty-two I, Sybil Goble, do hereby will and bequeath my love for the country to Nellie Sue Safrit, and my ability to go to school twelve years to my brother, Kermit, who is a rising Freshman. I, Lewis Goodman, do hereby will my ability to get along with teachers to Billie Kerley, hoping she has enough sense not to take geography. I, Mary Lois Goodnight, will my height to the short girls who need it, and my red hair to anyone who desires it. I, Harold Gray, will my good times to my younger brother, Dan, who is a rising Freshman, and hope it doesn't take him four years to complete two years of algebra. I, Milford Hall, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to study aviation in school, and my being bashful around the girls to Buddy Lipe and Billy Max Hargett. I, Claude W. Hamilton, do leave my seat in the senior section of the auditorium to Glenn Overcash. I, Eleanor Hammonds, give my monitor post to Howard Graham and my love for Miss Bolick to Martha Barnhardt, hoping she will have ber for shorthand. I, James Hampton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to start back to school, after being out since 1942, to my brother, Herbert, who is now doing the same thing I did when I was out of school, serving in the Marines. I, Kathleen Ilardin, leave my chapel seat to Marie Nichols, a rising senior, and my love for shorthand to Doris, my sister. I, Peggy Harmon, do will my position as first cello player in the orchestra to Betty Mauldin, a rising sophomore. I, Wesley Ilarrell, will my good looks and my experience in getting along with women to my brother, Bill Ilarrell, because you can see by his unfortunate experience with Dot Byrd that he is lacking in both. I, John W. Ililton, hereby will my technique of pinching little girls to Shorty Upright. I hope he has as much luck as I did. I, Paul Ilobbs, do will and bequeath my love and affection for Miss Bolick, who with patience and fortitude has made my Senior year a lovable and successful year, to Harold Whitten, knowing he will make the best of it. I, Bobby Iloller, leave my ability to make A's in Spanish II without studying to any dumb and ambitious Junior who wishes to succeed. I, Evelyn Foster Honeycutt, do will my ability to marry, but still finish school, to Wanda Grissom, who I think will need it. I, Joyce Honeycutt, do will and bequeath my love for home economics to my sister, Janice, knowing how she detests work, and my ability to finish high school in three years to Mary Anne Riggs. I, Curtis Hoyle, do hereby will my ability to pick winning football teams to E. H. Williford and Jay Wise. . I, Ernest llullman, do bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Mickey Irby, who seems to need it. I, Mary Ilughes, do hereby will and bequeath my admiration for good books to Bobbye Steele and Nina Ruth Glass. I, Bernell Jolly, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at Cannon Iligh to my sister, Mary, a rising sophomore. I, Bobby Jones, do will my position as co-captain of the football team to anyone who is lucky enough to be elected, and I will my ability to get along with teachers and pupils to my cousin, Gwvnne Keever. 'x LAST WILL ISN TESTAME T I, Margaret Jones, do leave to Catherine Bradley my position in the oHice first period, hoping that she will have as much fun as I. I, Betty Julian, do hereby will and bequeath the title of the most unconventional girl to Pud Oates, knowing that she is more capable of holding it than I, and my love to Amos Abernathy and Billie Bass. I, Mickey Kincaid, do leave my place in the Monogram Club and my position on the basketball team to E. H. Red Williford. I, Doris Jean Knowles, do hereby will and bequeath my red hair and temper to anyone-just so I get rid of 'em. I, Max Koontz, do hereby will my monitor's post in the south tower to anyone with a suit of armor for protection and warmth, my ability to lose debates to Sam Scott, and my love for school politics and Cannon High to my kid brother, Mekie. I, Hazel Lambert, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get to school on time at lunch to anyone who can run fast. I, Peggie Rose Lambert, do hereby will and bequeath my love for grandpa bass to Pat Glass, because she snares it, and my position as most dignified girl to any rising Senior who appears as such. I, Ray Lapish, do will and bequeath my intelligence to anyone who is stupid enough to have it, and my big mouth to any sucker crazy enough to take it. I, Virgie Leebrick, do will my ability to attend school every day to Tommy Leebrick, and my ability to play basketball to Bets Shepherd. I, C. G. Lefler, do will and bequeath my ability to never have detention hall to Don Whitley. I, Curtis Lentz, will my ability to lay out of school to Marie Nichols. I, Jane Ann Lentz, do will and bequeath my curly hair on rainy days to Hughlene Freeze, knowing hers will be curly anyway. To Loma Freeze, a rising senior, I leave my seat in chapel. I, Mary Lewis, hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to all the Freshmen for the year 1947-1948. I, Cleo Lloyd, will and bequeath my love for beautiful women and teachers to my brother, Ralph, who is fast becoming a regular Romeo, and my ability to be a cheerleader to Nathaniel Gilliam, who has the mouth for it. I, Nathlee Long, do will my place in Quill and Scroll and my position as fashion editor of the CANNON REPORT to Naomi Dillinger, and my ability to go steady for three years to my cousin, Betty Smith. I, Ailene Lowder, do leave my seat in typing to Sylvia Lowder and Barbara Tumer, hoping that they will make better use of it than I did. I, Iva Dell Lowder, do give my ability to hitch a man before graduating to Hughlene Freeze, knowing she is on the lookfout for one. I, Adell Marshall, do hereby will and bequeath my red glasses and bangs to anyone that is crazy enough to want them. I, Charles Augustus McCombs, leave my third nickname, Gussie, to Charles Augustus Suther. I, Earl McCombs, do hereby will and bequeath my love for history to my sister, Jacquelene, who is a rising Freshman. I, Luther R. McC0mbs, do hereby will and bequeath my opportunity to loaf during my Senior year to Sam Scott, my love for debating to Dick Sweeney, my political inclinations to a Sophomore worthy of them, my baritone to a qualifying Freshman musically inclined, and my good fortune in finding the girl while still in high school to Jay Wise. I, Bill Messer, do hereby will my ability to graduate to Jimmy Moser, who, I doubt, will ever make it, and my ability to get along with Miss Huntley to Nat Gilliam. I, Mildred Miller, will and bequeath all my good times at Cannon High to my sister, Fay, hoping she will enjoy high school as much as I have. I, Mary Frances Moore, will my ability to pitch horseshoes to Marshall Moss, and my love for cutting carrots to Inez Watts, since she likes it so well. I, Annelle Morris, will my little waist line to Mickey Power, knowing she needs one, and to Allie Vann Wilson, I leave my ability to keep my mouth shut. I, Orval Murray, do hereby will and bequeath my bass horn to Alvin Simmons, hoping that he can carry it to the football games and back. I, Inez Nichols, leave my seat in chapel to Norma Linn, if she can find it! I, J. L. Norris, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Cannon High School, in general, and the girls in particular, to any de- serving young boy, hoping he enjoys his stay in this institution as much as I. I, Ottis Oliver, will my ability to go steady with one girl to Howard Graham. I, Marie Orfield, will my ability to pass two years of shorthand to my sister, Nancy, and my love for bookkeeping to Billie Morris. I, Joe Overcash, leave my parking place in the horseshoe to any person lucky enough to own a Ford. I, Helen Patterson, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Bible to anyone who needs it. I, Mary Peebles, will my ability to pass all my subjects to my sisters, Jean and Billie. I, Marie Pennell, will my ruler to some person in fourth period art class who borrowed it, and thought the name on it was theirs. I, Charles Pethel, give my old greasy coveralls to Excell Grass, hoping he will get a kick out of reviving old, tired aching engines, and also to him I leave my ability to get along with women. I love 'emi' I, Lois Petrea, leave my position in the cafeteria to anyone wishing to take it. I, Doris Phillips, will my ability to finish high school to my brother, Donald. I, Doris Ann Phillips, hereby will and bequeath my ability to blush in art class to Doris Overcash. I, Helen Phillips, do will my bangs to Mickey Powers, and my delicate appetite to Jackie Cornelius. I, Max Riddle, do hereby will and bequeath my good looking hair to Nat Gilliam and Grover Edmiston. I, Bill Riggs, will my ability to play football to Jim Propst, and my ability to get along with women to Harold Whitten. I, Bob Roberts, do hereby will and bequeath my position as president of the football bench to Charles Rabb. I, Frances Roberts, do will my ability to learn Spanish to my sister, Virginia. I, Dorothy Rodden, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go with one boy at a time to Arbutus Morton, because it's time she was learning that one boy at a time is enough. I, H. L. Rollins, Jr., will my ability to get along with teachers and to sit through the full length of study hall to Luther Corriher. I, Grace Rufty, will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to Betty Barnhardt and Joyce Campbell, also my ability to graduate to my brother, Frank. Page Fifty-three L ST ILL AND TESTAMENT I, Betty Ioan Safrit, do will my wonderful times at K. H. S. to the pupils, my geometry book to Rebecca Braswell, and my kerchief that I use on rainy days to Perline Funderburk. I, Fred Safrit, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to attend high school for four years and never have detention hall to Ray Fryer. I, Ida Marie Scott, do hereby bequeath sociology under Mr. McCarn to anyone lucky enough to have him. I, Margaret Sechler, bequeath my ability CU to date a freshman my senior year to my sister, Mary Belle. I, Blondell Self, will my ability to go steady with one boy my senior year to Jean McManus, hoping she won't try this every night dating as I did and my good times in the blue Buick to the gang I, Mae Frances Shaver, will my ability to play basketball to my sister Evelyn, and the memories of four of the happiest years of my life to my brother, Thomas. l, Howard Sherrill, do will my ability to chew chewing gum in class and get away with it to Leonard Winecoff. I, Bobby Shinn, bequeath my ability to graduate in three years to any sucker who wants to try it, and my ability to become a senior to my brother, Hartsell. I, Norma Shoaf, do will and bequeath to Bernice Sloop my ability to make A's in Latin. I, james Shuping, do hereby will and bequeath my artistic criminal instinct to Doris Mae Overcash. I, Bill Sides, leave my seat in Glee Club to C. D. Sides, my love for hunting to Parks Goodnight, and my love for football to Amos Abernathy. I, Herman Sides, do hereby will my ability to get along with teachers to anyone who thinks he can do so. I, Marietta Sims, leave my glee club robe to anyone small enough to wear it and my nicknames Creferring to my heightj to Virginia Mann and Bobbye Steele, who also forgot to grow after reaching five feet. I, Margaret Sisk, will my ability to finish high school in three years without much work to my sister, Mildred. I, W. M. Slawson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to play football without getting hurt to Charles Babb. I, Margaret Sloop, will my ability to graduate from high school to my brother, Harold, knowing that he needs it. I, Evelyn Smith, leave my position as assistant business manager of the CANNON REPORT to any Iunior willing to work for it and my good times to Billie Menscer. I, Marie Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to struggle through twelve grades of school to Marie Nichols. I, Mildred Stewart, do will my ability to skip classes all through high school and not get caught until my senior year to my sister, Evelyn, hoping she is slicker than I. ' I, Bill Stirewalt, will my ability to go to school and work eight hours in the mill to anyone crazy enough to try it. I, Charles Stirewalt, will my seat in band to a rising freshman, hoping that he can play better than I. I, Tommy Suther, leave my monitor post to anyone with Eskimo blood and my football uniform to anyone who will patch it. I, Mary Teal, leave my front seat in the auditorium to Betty Allen, a rising senior. I, Lorraine Templeton, from Cannon High, just leave. I, Doris Jean Thomas, do will and-bequeath my love for K. H. S. to Geraldine Morris and Patsy Ruth Gibson. I, Wallace Tuck, will my one dimple to Billie Louise Kerley so that she will have two. Page Fifty-four I, Lindsay Tucker, will my love for lVlr. Melton to Joe Nimer. I, Phyllis Tucker, will my position as majorette to Phyllis Davis, and all my good times on band trips to jay Wise. I, Libby Tyson, do bequeath my ability to graduate to Bill Howard, and my good times to Betty Allen. I, Marvin Upright, will my English teacher, Miss Gray, to H. C. Munday and Dot Crisco, hoping that she will teach them as much as she has taught me. I, Doris Vickery, leave my good times at Cannon High to my sister, Rachel, and my ability to pass all my subjects to Bobby Goforth. I, Nancy Wagoner, will my ability to have good times in high school to Helen Black, and my ability to graduate to Betty Watkins. I, Charles 'KPete,' Walker, will and bequeath my ability to pass biology under Miss Lancaster to Winton Lowe. I, Colleen Wall, do hereby will all the typing paper and shorte hand pads to the people who took them, and hope they don't have to run around to find some at the last minute. I, Hattie Wallace, will my monitor post in front of the office to Patsy Glass, and my ability not to get a man after chasing him four years to any freshman dumb enough to try it. I, Ioe Waller, will my ability to yell louder than anyone sitting around me to my brother, Bob, hoping he doesn't get slapped down. I, Kathleen Waller, do bequeath my ability to pass my grades each year, without studying, and to finish high school in three years to Margaret Philyow. I, Eugene Walter, do will and bequeath my courage to wear a necktie four years to anyone crazy enough to do it, and my ability to have more than one girl to H. C. Munday. I, Mae Flowe Walters, leave my butterfly-rimmed glasses to Ray Clayton, knowing how much he likes them. I, Elvy Washam, do hereby will and bequeath my blonde hair Cnot peroxidedj to all the peroxides, when Kannapolis runs out of peroxide. I, Howard Weast, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to thumb a ride to any baseball and football game I wanted to see to any adventurous fool who wishes to try it. I, Leon Whitaker, will my ability to stay in the Junior class three years to Nat Gilliam, and my position on the football team to Charles Babb. It's the third seat from the left on the lower bench, Charlie. I, Margie Wike, leave my acute personality to Dick Sweeney because he asked for it, and my socks to anyone who doesn't have sense enough to wear them in winter to keep warm. I, Bobby Wilkerson, leave my place in D. O. to a rising senior who needs money. I, Ann Westmoreland, do leave my chief-cheerleader position to Pud'l Oates, who can really turn flips and cartwheels. I, Floyd Wilson, Ir., will my ability to graduate to Louise Sain. I, Doris Wise, bequeath my ability to pass geometry to Faye Howard and my ability to control myself to Harold Slawson, who could but doesn't. I, Cleada Wooten, hereby will my position in the cafeteria to Faye Howard. We do hereby declare this document legal in every respect. It is the desire of the Senior Class that every wish stated in this document be carried out. ' CSignedD HAZEL BOGGS, Lawyer ..-1 5151 fi R+ 14 w fir .Q ., , f W Q .J Q V '? A S ' K L . : 11, ' KZ' .7 - 1 ., if X- 1 . ' -Q: ui' -w55::un-:2fw- f lak f -- 1 - ' . '- 1 - f Page Fiflvfive WI-lU'5 WI-IU UF l957 Last week, May 1957, the letter came. Our Alumni Day had been set for the first week in June. I could hardly waitg I was so excited. Ten years had passed since that fateful graduation and I had lost track of all those members of my graduating class. My mind began to scurry back and forth. I wondered what this person or that person was now doing. We had received our diplomas with a sense of grown-upness, so confident that we would go far as the leaders of our nation. How many of our dreams were fulfilled? The day came and I almost jumped up and down with excite- ment as I prepared to leave my temporary office in Birmingham, Alabama. I am a doctor in China now, home on furlough, writing articles for The Commission. About 12 hours later I arrived in Kannapolis. When I reached the old campus, familiar people came forth to meet me as we began our reunion. The first I met was Peggy Cannon, outstanding in chemistry in high school. She is doing research work at Northwestern University. Recently Peggy was awarded a year's study in Paris for her internationally famous discovery, peridium, a new wonder drug. President of the Alumni Day Meeting was Luther McCombs, now United States Minister of Foreign Affairs. Mary Ruth Aldridge is secretary to Harold Barringer, the great movie producer, currently being acclaimed for his production of Oh! You Kid, starring Nancy Blackburn and Earl Clayton. Modeling clothes in Ilazel Childers's elite establishment are Christine Bassett, Gwen Lambert, Doris Wise, Mildred Stewart, and Imogene Barker. Headlining today's newspapers is the name of Margaret Ann Bradford, America's newest gift to the world of medicine, awarded the Nobel Prize of 1957 for her brilliant work in brain surgery. Virgie Leebrick, Grayce Allman, Bill Coggins, T. C. Blevins, Hazel Boggs, Joyce Honeycutt, Hoke Kidd, Nathlee Long-all have settled down to married life-all, that is, except Nat and Hoke. They haven't exactly settled down. They're in joint partnership in a dress shop in Miami. Charles Winecoff is directing his band, The Swingsters, featuring Ellen Basinger, torch singer, who directs an all girl orchestra on the sideg Jimmy Brown, clarinet soloistg Bobby Barn- hardt, trombone starg and Bill Tevepaugh, who sends out The sweetest music this side of Heaven, on his clarinet. John Allen, radio announcer for Crispy Crackly Corn Flakes, is directing a new radio show with Lois Baker, Ernestine Bennett, Kathryn Bostian, Eugene Currie, Earl Childers, and Mary Frances Cameron. Gwendolyn Callicutt is manager of a girls' basketball team on its way up to the top, with Betty Julian, Laura Cruse, Mary Lewis, Mae Shaver, and Mae Flowe Walters. Billy Bamhardt is advertising manager for the New York Daily Times with Jinx Baker as his international correspondent. Voigt Beaver now owns the Daily Independent. His right hand is Doris Dwyer, advertising manager, and Joe Gentle, sports editor. J. L. Norris is now advancing Journalistic work by his latest book, Journalistic Views from Russia. He's a war correspondent, doing much to keep good will between nations by his book and newspaper articles. Clifton Bishop is now Chief Justice of the Supreme Court. H. P. Cannon, Joseph Brown, Jacob Barnhardt, and Frank Ballard are new Supreme Court members recently appointed by President Eddie Ray Cooke. Ruth Bowers is now the proud owner of a home for orphaned children. Working with her are Lois Petrea and Colleen Wall. Directing music at Cannon High School is Romaine Brown. Johnny Barnard has succeeded Sherman Billingsley as owner of The Stork Club in New York. Hansel Beam is captain of the staff of waiters. Page Fifty-six Betty Lou Belcher is owner of a secretarial firm which supplies stenographers to big business firms in Detroit. Frances Bell is head of the long list of Best Stenos in Town. Doris Black is married to Clyde and they have gone to Kansas to live. C. A. Boone is now commander of all U. S. Navy forces. Doris Bost is his secretary. Iris Bamhardt has finished business school and is now chief buyer for Belk's Department Stores here in Kannapolis. Elizabeth Beaver is teaching Home Economics at Appalachian State 'Teachers College. Marie Bumgarner is married and living on a big plantation, directing a huge force of farm hands for her husband. Norman Campbell is operating a salt mine in Colombia, South America. Franklin Cannon is his financial assistant. Anna Carter, now married to Leroy Dwiggins, is Southwide Director of the Methodist Youth Fellowship. Joe Carter has turned his hobby of making pictures into a profitable profession. He is Warner Brother's newest motion picture producer. Ruth Carter is secretary to C. A. Cannon, president of Cannon Mills, Incorporated. Charles Chambers is chief of Kannapolis City Police force. Doris Clark is an interior decorator, having recently designed the new home of Cleatus Cline, superintendent of No. 4 Weave Room. Carol Compton is the new golden voice of the Hour of Charm, directed by John Watson with the magic violin of Doris VVise. Managing the new Stationery Factory in Milwaukee is Charles Corl. Margaret Cook is dietitian of the S. Er W. Cafeterias. Bill Crepps has bought this chain and now instead of the Serve yourself and save slogan, it's the Serve yourself and save--us the trouble. Jack Lear owns and manages the new Ulntemational Antique Art Gallery in Philadelphia. C. G. Lefier is a news writer for the Los Angeles Tribune. He is now in China, sending out daily behind the news broadcasts. Curtis Lentz has developed a new method of orange growing. He owns his fruit plantation in Tallahassee, Florida. Jane Ann Lentz is now secretary to Cleo Lloyd who has opened a Cheerleading Training School with Shorty Westmoreland as his chief teacher. Max Riddle is the star pupil. He has an offer of a job leading fans from New York if he can ever leam. Lowell Lovin is bartender at The Pink Elephant Saloon, on the sidewalks of New York. Aileene Lowder is now married and has a very efficient home. Iva Dell Lowder is bookkeeper for C. A. McCombs, president of Cabarrus Bank and Trust Company. Adell Marshall is known for her famous candies, Melted Cheese, and Sugar Tidbits. Foy McCarn is the new director of The Arthur Murray Dancing School. Earl McCombs is President of the Executive Council of National Honor Societies. Betty McDaniel, Mildred Miller, Marie Pennell, are teaching school together at Salt Lake City, Utah. Grace Rufty has recently been awarded a metal for breaking the typing speed record. Ida Marie Scott is director of North Carolina Baptist Training Union with Norma Shoaf as her field worker. Inez Nichols is designing clothes in the Carnegie Institute, the home of better clothes. Bill Messer is the new Bobby-sox rage because of his version of Night and Day. Ottis Oliver owns a mink farm. Joe Overcash buys the fur and makes new coats which he sells at Betty Payne and Joann Benson's Intrigue Shop. WHU'S WHU UF 1957 Marie Orfield, Dorothy Rodden, Helen Phillips, and Maxine Shafer are joint-owners and operators of a fashionable beauty salon on Fifth Avenue. Marietta Simms has written a book on How to Eat and Grow Tall. This was recently published by the Sides Publishing Com- pany of which Bill Sides is the president, and Herman Sides is the vice-president. Iames Shuping is a famous illustrator for the Satuniuy Evening Post. Marvin Sides is teaching a class on Modern Love in Cannon Institute of Technology which teaches the art of love-making. Howard Sherrill is playing baseball with Delmar Wiles's Wonder Team, which has Bill Wiles as manager. Marjorie Wike has just appeared on the Medical News Broadcast explaining her new cure for rheumatism. Wynne Whitley is manager of the new Swanee Theater. Cleada Wooten is now secretary to Iack York, principal of I. W. Cannon High School. Floyd Wilson is a Hying instructor at an air base owned by Bobby Wilkerson and Billy Stirewalt. Tommy Suther is gym instructor at Charlotte High School. Donald VVagstaff has opened a new Picture Studio with Leon Whitaker as his assistant. Margaret Sisk has opened a Horist shop in Salisbury. In charge of importing the flowers are Mary Teal and Nancy Wagoner. Ioe Waller is the Commandant at Georgia Military Academy at College Park, Georgia. Eugene Walters is the manager of Central Motor Lines. Howard Weast has just invented a burglar-proof safe. Lorraine Templeton is now Governor of North Carolina. Speaker of the House is A. T. Vaughn, and president of the Senate is Lindsay Tucker. Members of the Legislature are H. R. Sweat, Marvin Upright, and Charles W. Walker. Doris Vickery is owner of the Mountaintop Playground Center in Asheville, N. C. Directing the children's section is Elizabeth Tyson. W. M. Slawson has succeeded Red Skelton on the Comedy Hour. Margaret Sloop has just opened a new dress shop. The clothes are all originals, designed by her. Evelyn Smith is now Secretary to the Southern Baptist Conven- tion. Charles Sprye is a state highway patrolman in Kentucky. Wallace Tuck and Fred Safrit have just been given a degree in law from the University of North Carolina. James Roberts has taken Buck McCarn's place as football coach and history teacher at, Cannon High. CMcCarn has retired and is devoting all his time to building up his Midget Southern Railway System.j Ioann Roberts is the vocalist for the Westminster Choir in London. Orval Murray is writing all her solos. Mary Frances Moore is married and teaching home economics in the University of Iowa. Annelle Morris is an instructor at the Woman's College of North Carolina. Helen Patterson, Elvy Washam, and Kathleen Waller are librarians at Cannon Memorial Y. M. C. A. Phyllis Tucker, Betty Ioan Safrit, and Doris Ann Phillips are running the Teen-Timer Canteen located on Cannon Boulevard. Charles Pethel is an engineer of the streamlined Southerner. Frances Roberts is clerk in the Pottery House in Concord. Frances Litaker, ltlildred Miller, Margaret Sechler, and Doris Phillips are nurses at the new hospital recently erected by H. L. Rollins. Bobby Shinn has just published a new book of poems written by Warren Price. Billy Riggs is in California operating a boarding home for beautiful girls alone. Mary Peebles is manager of the Daily Independent. CBusiness manager, that is.D Blondell Self is teaching first aid to volunteers who are leaving soon to do rehabilitation work in Italy. Colleen Alexander and Hattie Wallace are still togetherg they are teaching at Northwestern University. Doris jean Thomas has erected an orphanage equipped for one hundred children on Lakeland Drive, Florida. Marie Smith and Hazel Lambert are hostesses on the Inter- national Airlines. Talbert Howell is a pilot on the Eastern Airlines. Curtis Hoyle, Ernest Huffman, Jack Kelly, and Robert Lankford have started a co-op farm. They have a one-thousand acre farm with Ray Lapish in charge of the dairy. Harold King is modeling! Yes, modeling! On the before and after medicine stickers, he poses for the after. Mary Hughes has just written another book of poems called Shadows of the Night. Gwen Lambert is singing with the Andrew Sisters, since the oldest one of the group resigned. Max Koontz, prominent lawyer from Chicago, also opened a firm of law offices with Peggie Rose Lambert as his accountant. Mickey Kincaid and Bobby Iones are operating The Soda Shop popular hang-out of the high school crowd. Bemell Jolley is interning at Iohns Hopkins Hospital in Baltie more. George Daniels has a chain of cleaning stores from Virginia to Florida. Claude Davis is in Mexico studying art and Donald Davis is the owner of a huge restaurant in Kannapolis. Kenneth Dayvault, the great athletic director of Cannon High's basketball team, now has been offered the position of coaching the Texas Aggies. Rachel Dayvault's paintings are now on exhibition in London. She has risen also in music, having written a new hit, Fantasy in C Minor. Betty Deal, majorette back in 1947, is now running a beauty shop. Her assistant is Louise Gales. Howard Dearmon owns the largest and most popular bowling alley in Sunrise Terrace, Florida. Forest Dixon is now a successful business man. He owns a clothing store with Don and Thurlow Dwiggins. Donald Efrrd has followed in his father's footsteps. I-Ie is now a famous contractor. Hazel Efird is running a recreation center in Charlotte. Ray Elliott has a professional ball team called The Injunsf' Connie Faulkner, believe it or not, is a professor at Duke University. Doris Fisher now owns a hat shop in Detroit, and Jimmy Fisher ovims a huge garage and automobile factory which manufactures the Atomic Propelled Speed Demons. Evelyn Foster and Doris lean Knowles are producing the most beautiful handbags ever to be seen, so they say. Dan Freeze is teaching math at the University of North Carolina. Horace Fuller owns a rug factory with Johnny Gardener as his chief designer. Jerry Gardner is studying to become a minister in New Orleans. David Glass has taken his dad's place as pharmacist at Smith's Drug Store. Sybil Goble and Margaret Iones are both women doctors in the Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Mary Lois Goodnight keeps books for the president of the Cabarrus Bank and Trust Company, Robert Hager. Harold Gray is teaching Spanish in I. W. Cannon High School. Willie Hale is the famous bass soloist heard every Sunday afternoon on the Opera Hour. At last I had seen everyone, and that wonderful three days of talking over old times and meeting old friends will forever remain a happy memory. BLENDA Hunavcurr, Prophet Page Fiftyeseven Congratulations and Best Wishes May the Years Ahead of You Bring the Fulfillment of Your Fondest Hopes 'i- ,dI'U'l0I'L Kvmrww CA N N ON WorId's Largest Manufacturers of HOUSEHOLD TEXTILES KANNAPOI,IS, NORTH CAROLINA, U. S. A HOLBROOK'S RADIO SERVICE Guaranteed repairs on any make home or auto radios Automatic Phonographs, Public Address Systems Phone 337-W 1115 North Ridge Ave. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. V CONGRATULATIONS TO oLAss OF '47 KAY'S LUNCHEONETT E Best Wishes Class of '47 WILMAR DRUG STORE Opposite Cabarrus Hospital PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Fountain Curb Service BROWN-DEXTER COMPANY Phone 543-Jackson Park Dexter Washers-Berkeley and Myers Pumps-Leonard Refrigerators Estate Oil and Coal Circulator Heaters and Hardware KANNAPoL1s, N. C. KANNAPOLIS BAKERY HOME OF THE FAMOUS GOLDEN CRUST BREAD AND TASTY CAKES, BAKES DAILY Phone 805 Cannon Blvd. Page Fifty-nine llllllll-GIIIIIIMAN IDEAL MUTUH IIIIMPANY UUMPANY OLDSMOBILES pg G. M. C. TRUCKS Sales-Service Shoes and Hosiery for the Entire Family Pho Q 293 930 N Ma n St ee KANNAPOLIS FURNITURE COMPANY HIGHEST QUALITY-LOWEST PRICES We feather your nest with a little down l Telephone 93-L North Main St et J. V. DWIGGINS JEWELRY Watch Repair Work of All Kinds ALL WORK GUARANTEED 912 North Mai Street Colonial Theater Bu ldmg PzSv CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '47 from MYERS BOOTS! ' In Step With Style Only Exclusive Shoe Store For Ladies and Misses in Kannapolis and MISS DEB'S Fashions Designed With You in Mind JUNIORS AND MISSES S U M A , S S H U P P E Congratulations, Seniors! PHONE 676 W. II. lllllll I SIIIIA lil MSE IIY Congratulations, Seniors! Rooms 15 and 16 BOGER BUILDING Page Sixty-one Towel City Finance Lourene Beauty Shop Company North Main Street Phone 340 LOANS-REFINANCING Phones 674 927 N. Main Street Best Wishes SHOE SHOP Willeford's Jewelers We Hx 'em while you wait OAK STREET Jewelry on Convenient Terms South Main Street Mann's Drug Store WHERE SPENDING IS SAVING Phone 4 South Main Street The Table Supply Store The Little Store with SUPER VALUES Near Ball Park Walter and Johnston GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 428 KANNAPOLIS, N. C. UNEEDA CLEANERS, INC. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Midway Phone 181 Grant Motor Company Centerview Pharmacy BUICK AND HUDSON CARS Centerview Phone 5 Midway Phone 1206 Page Sixty-two Brumley-Funderburk Furniture Co. We'll sell for less cash or creditu Midway Phone 636 Carolina Remnant Company MILL REMNANTS FIRST QUALITY CLOTH SIMPLICITY PATTERNS FIRST QUALITY NYLON HOSE 215 Gay Street Phone 884-L Near Ball Park Maxwell Bros. and Collins Furniture Company EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME North Main Street Phone 232 Beasley-Cross Chevrolet Company Oak Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. West End Grocery T. M. CANNON, Manager Bethpage Road Phone 836-W PALACE OF SWEETS ATHANAELOS BROS. SODAS, CANDIES, AND MAGAZINES KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Kannapolis Drug Company Original Cut-Rate Drug Store Never Ufndersold Helms Barber Shop Phone 794-Y Phone 97-98 HOF FMAN'S PICKETS CONFECTIONERIES ON THE SQUARE VARIETY STQRE Where Good Friends Meet For A Refreshing Treat CENTERVIEW Page Sixty-three CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '47 W. H. lHI Mill, Jr. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry ' 9 The Store of C07?1'?'1??'F7lf Terms , DRPARTMFNLSTURE West First Street I KANNAPOLIS, N. C. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduates of '47 Xxmlfffty suovve .im KANNAPOLIS. NORTH CAROLINA Your Headquarters for finer gifts Page Sixty-four -i- Nothing is Permanent in Fashion but Good Taste -i- Congratulations, Class of '47 This is a free country, and it's not for us to tell you how to spend your money. But when it comes to buying photographs, one or two things are worth remembering. When you pay out money for photographs, it's comforting to know that if everything is not exactly as promised, you can go right back to Where you spent your money and get complete satisfaction. We don't advertise our pricesg they are standard and everybody knows them. Just remember we can, and Will, meet any reasonable offer. HAL TYSINGER, Owner' and Manager MATTHEWS STUDIO Page Sixty-fire fD'C7i2 Congratulations to the Seniors of the CILASS OF '47 from I-FlK'3 i 1 l Two Big Stores in Kannapolis ZYDUCYTZ CONGRATULATIONS TO GRADUATES OF '47 GAE-3LE'S INC. Where you always get the Best WEST FIRST PHONE 616 MILLS FLORIST '3- PHONE 229 KANNAPOLIS, N. C. UIAMUND STUDIO Anything Photographicv M A BENTQN and C F HPUN1 HARRISON Plzofogiupheza 920 North Main Street KANNAPULIS, N. C. Page Swttv semen Midway Shoe Hospital Guaranteed Recapping U. S. ROYAL TIRES WHEEL BALANCING-RADIATOR REPAIR If it is made out of leather, bring Widenhouse Tire 8 Recap it to us. Store 1005 S. Main Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. 1010 Slhllgain Street 1 way Phone 214-W KANNAPOLIS, N. C. SANITARY CAFE EXCELLENT MEALS Cabarrus Motor Supply AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES KANNAPOLIS, N. C. First Street Phone 255 204 Oak Street Phone 777-778 C01'Lg7'U,t7l,l0ffi07L8, Seniors! SUNSHINE MIDWAY L CLEANERS BARBER SHOP CENTERVIEW Phone 23-J Black's Drug Stores Jackson Park-Midway West Avenue JEWELRY 81 LOAN COMPANY MIDWAY Congratulations, Seniors! Q B, W. DURHAM H. R. YOOS MOTOR CO. Authorized Ford Dealer Phone 8Q South Main Street 206-8 Oak Street Phone 811 Page Sixty-eight BEST WISHES, CLASS OF 47 TIIWH CITY THEATIHS, Inc. Operatorsof SWANEE-DIXIE-PALACE The Show Places of Kannapolis Motion P t A Y ur Best E t t ' ment Bowl Regularly at KANNAPULIS BUWLING CENTER FOR FUN-FOR HEALTH CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! BELKS BARGAIN STORE PQS V 1927 1947 20 YEARS Of Constructive Service Have Earned For THE DAILY INDEPENDENT A Distinct Place In Every Horne In The Kannapolis Area Its Complete News Coverage, Informative Features and Entertaining Comics Make This Newspaper A Welcome Visitor Afternoons, Monday Through Friday, and Sunday Mornings. Full Leased Wire Service of The United Press Complete Coverage of Local News Correspondents In Cabarrus and Rowan Counties Columns Comics and Panels JAZZY MOORE TILLY THE TOILER BETTY MOORE BLONDIE RUBY ELLIOT OZARKE IKE BILL WORKMAN DICK TRACY PAUL MALLON DONALD DUCK EARL WILSON SECRET AGENT X-9 WESTBROOK PEGLER JOE PALOOKA DR. GEORGE CRANE BUZ SAWYER DR. HERBERT SPAUGH HUBERT LOIS LEEDS MISTER BREGER MARK TRAIL THE DAILY INDEPENDENT Afternoons and Sunday Mornings J. L, MOORE, Publisher Page Seventy Williams Printing CRITZ --TAYLOR Company Plumbing and Heating Contractors Q I . ,A Z, I QUALITY PRINTERS Plurnbmy and Heatmg Supp aes Phone 300 212 Oak Street West A Street Phone 770 KANNAPOIAIS Co1zg1'atuIatio11s! RITCHIE'S Grayce's Beauty Shop SHOE SHOP West A Street Phone 620 Firestone Home and . WRENN'S Auto Supplles CLEANERS 138 West Ave. West Avenue Phone 128 Phone 459 KANNAPOLIS 5 LADY,S JOHNSTON S The Home of Frtenclly Service KANNAPOLIS, N. C. West Avenue Phone 91 and 700 Phone 680 West Avenue MOTOR PARTS MIDWAY CAFE 1015 South Main Midway MIDWAY Phone 214-L Kannapolis, N. C. Page Seventy one Sechler's Service Station and Shoe Shop Bell Music Company MUSIC AND STATIONERY Centerview Phone 833 South Main Street Phone 202 Congratulations, Class of '47 STERCHPS ROSES 5-10-254: lt Costs Less at SteI'chi's to Furnish Your Home Main Street Kannapolis, N. C. Congratulations, Class of '47 J. C. PENNEY CO., INC. 108-110 South Main Street Best Wishes Montgomery Ward SPORTING GOODS Phone 760 Main Street Kannapolis, N. C. O . Say it with flowers and it will be . I gf 1 Conglaiulatwnq better said with flowers from THB GLASS SHOP KANNAPOLIS FLoR1sT Jackson Park Kannapolis Cst v Old t Fl I Sh I y s es ora op SLOOP BROS. GROCERIES AND FRESH MEATS Phone 427-J Jackson Park Road Congratulations, Class of '47 SINGER SEWING Co. Main Street Page Seventvftwo FOR GOOD HEALTH DRINK CABARRUS CREAMERY MILK IIABAIIRIIS ITRIAMERY CII. INC. I 9 CONCORD, N. C. Everything in Building Materialv BEAVER LUMBER COMPANY Retail Dealers in Rough and Dressed Lumber, Sash, Doors, Mantels, and Mouldings Guy M. Beaver PAINT, LIME, CEMENT, PLASTER For Newest in Styles Come to HILL AND WRENN MEN'S SHOP South Main Street N Pgb 11 A. l-X. WAENEH CUMPASNY Wholesale Grocers The reason so few people succeed, is because no one has discovered how to sit down and slide uphill. Kannapolis, N. C. Phone 330 De1linger's Grocery Brookdale Ave. Jackson Park DELHS Exclusive Juniors Fashions For Garbage Dlsposal SQTVICS In Royal Oaks Jackson Palk, North Kannapohs, Shady Brook, West Kannapolls and Midway Call 500 J. E. DURHAM 915 South M. Street, Midway TUWEL CITY FURNITURE CUMPANY Telephone 540 Cannon Boulevard Page Seventy-four EUNGHATULATIUNS, SENIUHS nr 1947! C f f I' L E D F r i x r r i r D U C INC. C' J EUNEHATULATIUNS TU THE CLASS UF '47 FHUIVI THE ALUMNI Nolene Adams Merley Alexander Jenny Bell Margaret Biles Barbara Blackburn Tubby Bonds Edith Brinkley Mrs. Maggie Perkins Cannon Ruby Childers Paul B. Coan Harry Dayvault Ed Davis Mrs. Ernest Dowless Elwood Durham Mrs. Laura Hastings Durham Mrs. Thurman Frye Clifton Fowler Mrs. Betty Dearmon Fuller Fred W. Goodman Jay Goodnight Millie Goodnight Helen Harris R. J. Hilton J. C. Huneycutt Miriam Hyman New Moon Jung Kathleen Kellum Homer Ketchie Mrs. Homer Ketchie Homer R. Ketchie Mrs. R. J. Moore Louise Morgan Lester W. McCarn Hoyle McCombs Leo McCombs Mrs. Gladie Alexander McDaniel Mrs. Harold W. Nantz Mrs. Evelyn Dunn Nelson V Capt. Edna M. Parker James Peeler Mrs. James Peeler Mrs. Jacelyn Godfrey Pope Billy Ray Safrit Jack Scarboro Mrs. Dorothy Hampton Sercy Carolyn Sherrill Dorothy Spry Howard Starnes Mrs. Betty Dellinger Starnes Mrs. Alma Durham Steele Eunice Trull Mrs. Eva Goble Tucker Billie Doris Watts Mrs. Hedy Hastings Whitley Ethelda Wilson Page Seventy-five TED SULUMUN CLEANERS Just Good Cleaningv North Main Street Phone 898 When You Want Fresh Creamy Day 706 and 703 Night 377-L Glazed Doughnuts Ask Your Grocer for Starlites 'made by Starlight Doughnut Shop 921 North Juniper St. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Transfer 8: Storage Go. LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE HAULING ANYWHERE, ANYTIME Insured Cargos KANNAPOLIs NORTH CAROLINA H. J. Gregory Motor MARTIN DRUG CO. Company Main su-een The Friendly Drug Store PONTIAC NORTH KANNAPOLIS, N. C. 912 North Main Phone 491 YOUR NYAL SERVICE DRUG STORE HOOD'S MARKET MEATS-GROOERIES DIAMONDS WATCHES ROWLAND CHAPMAN PRODUCE Watclfmzuyker-Jeweler We Deliver KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 555 North Kannapolis 1019 South Main Telephone 23-W Congratulations, Class of '47, from F. L. SMITH DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS Phones 9 - 49 - 39 South Main Street Page Seventyesix w ,44 T W Kwan 74751 nW'j,f,,gu. -K- M 1 'QEMW WW M Mjjwqifgjw Spy MM we W vim yy Bmw Aw M my my QM SNWEQW . ,JA E211 ww-f WW ,bf Q W7 W QW 14 Q X Mf?f WW wfww QQ W2 44583, fifwifq, 222,212 Q M' M UW M5 2 gif W QM YW 6. Kiffw CWWQL MWWW xi WSJMM5