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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1951 volume:

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MCCARN, for his zintiring egorts in his work as Dean of Boys, past Coach of Athletics, his capahle ahility as Assistant Principal, and his faithful efhcient teaching which has inspired as to heconie hettez citizens, we, the Senior Class of U7. Cannon High School dedicate this yearhooh. Pg Two Administration W. BIILLucK ILA., 'Dukes llnivcrsitt' MA., VIIIIIIZIIII RIIILI Marx' SIIIYL'l'lIIll.'lIIIt'Hl F. O. DRIIMRIIJNIJ ,X.II.. I:ll1'll11ll! IIniI'r:rsi!v: MA., .fX.S.'I'.l'. l'riIIcipI1l LESTER AICCIARN .-MIS.. U.N.C'. llixlnfti rIxxiSfuIII PI'iI1I'iptIl: Dvtm uf Bnyx: .'IlmII'l llulllvivx C'lnlI .Itlrisvr MRS. VIRGINIA LINDSEY ALEXANDER Il. S., lxl'lP2lIilCI'lIill1 State Teachers' Collcgcg Mrlilzvvrrzlticx: Svnior ,'IrlI'isvI' uf Grmltllltion lI'IzItI'riul R. IJ. BOONE .'X.B., CI2lIiiH'I71l1 Social Stmlivx FRANCES Boumms .-LII., Lenoir Rhvnc College, lIILIflll'11lllfiCS, Englislzr: fI!7'lIllI'ISL'1' nl' the Ilrmor Society BETTY BOYETTE B.A.. VI'ake Forest, Englisltg l7I'exlI11Iu11 Class AII1'isuI' AIYRTLE BREWER I-LIS., Grccttsboru Cfullcgcq Biblcg Bilzlv Club .fttlviser R. L. COEEEI' ILS., VV.C.'l'.C.g CICIIISIIIIQ DiI'IfrsiflI'Il 0c'cIIputin1Is CHARLES B. ELLIS Bb., Iiast Tennessee Stateg lIIII!lIv1IIrIticxg CIIwwI'rI CIIII1 Azlvixur INIYRTLE FARRELL KA., VV.C.U.N.C., Biology, Cvnvrul Sciullcu 'QU 'WN LURAINE QIRAY .X.I5., VI'.l'.U.N.C.5 MEX., CIIIIIIIIIIIII LIIIIYCI' situ lfuglixh: Senior Class fIIlt'ixI'I': Nntimml Ilmmr Sncivtt' .Illviscr Al.l3Ell'l' IIARLEN Tuck CILIDGER ILS., C:ItIIwhaI Cfullvgtw KIRK., Utwivvsrsitv III' Nurtlt Cllfllllllill SL'icIIcI', Pllvsiczzl IflIIIl'tIIllH1Q llvml liflslecllnrll fl0LlL'llQ .Ixxixttrnt lfusclmll Cmlclll l'4rI01lJIIll Lim' Cmlvlt MARJIIRIE IIARRISLL B..-X., XIIIIIIIIFIPD CIIIII-Q05 Art: Ctznzem KIIIII7 Cu-.-IIlt'fsI'I': ,lurziur Clusx AIIIIISIH' NELLA IIARRIS I3.S.S..'X., NV.l'.lI.N.C.: clOWIl1lL'I'L'I1lI Courses DQIIUTHY LACHMUND All., VVes1ev1mg Social Studies lVlEHLE E'rrA LANCASTER B.S., Fluru Nlzucdonuldg Biologv JEAN MCAEVER B.S.S.A., VV.C.U.N.C.g Commercial Courses Student f:0'l'U7111'YlL'1'1f fhlviser ANNE MCIVEII AB., W.C.U.N.C.g luring Latin Cluln Adviser WILLIS ANN MCLEOD A.B., VV.C.U.N.C.g Scienceg Chemistrv: Chemistry Club Adviser MRS. 1015 MARTIN AB., Lenior Rhvne Cullegeg Crmimeruiul Crmrsex 1. B. MILLER AB., A.M., Universitv of North clilflllillili Industrial Arts MARCELLE lVlILLOWAY B.S., Wake Forcstg Englislzg Kappa Tri-Ili-Y Adviser MAURINE PERRYMAN A.B., VV.C.U.N.C.g Englishg ,lmmmlismg CANNON REPORT Editorial Staff Advisvrg Quill and Scroll Co-Adviser MRS. ROBERT L. PHILLIPS B.S., A.S.'I'.C.g Physical Eolucmioug Girls' Coachg Cheerleacler Spmism' OVEDA POAG A.B., Bob Jones Univcrsitvg Englislzg Spavzislig Spanish Club Adviser MRS. ROSEEUD RIIINEIIARDT B.S.H.E., VV.C.U.N.C.g Home Ecmmmics ADELINE ROGERS A.B., VV.C.Ll.N.C.g Englishg Dranmticsg Dramatics Club Adviser mm! U .yr .-7 MRS. ASHLEY B. ROBERTS A.B., University of North Cnrolinag Frenchg Shorthandg Business Correspondence REBECCA SLATE A.B., Greensboro Collegeg llistoryg Dean nf Girls Lois SMITH A.B., VV.C.U.N.C.g Englislzg History GRAHAM W. SOMERS A.A., Mars Ilill Collegeg A.B., Berea Collegeg M.Ed., Duke Universitvg Mathematics MARILYN STANLEY B.A., Universitv of North Carolina Social Studies MRS. WILLIAM E. TUCKER B.S., Appalachian Statc Teachers' College-g Home Ecrmmuicsg F.H.A. Adviser ANNE WASHEURN A.B.. W.C.ll.N.C.g Mathematicxg Zeta Tri-Hi-Y Anlviserg Healtlz Committee Clmirmmz BOBBY WEANT AB., M.A.lid., University' of North Cnmlinalg Plwsical Etlucutiong Head Couch Footlmllg Base- ballg Assistant Basketball Coach: Physical Education Director lXflRS. A. M. WIIITMIRE A.B.,YVinthrop College-5 English: Quill and Scroll Adviserg CANNON REPORT Business Staff Adviser FRANCES WEAST B.S., Appalachian State Teachers' Collegeg Librarian MRS. HELEN BOSTIAN Draughoxfs Business Cullcgeg Svcrvtzirv MRS. LIARVEY LEE HUEEMAN Lewis Hotel Training Schoolg Dietitian Pictures Not Shown MRS. EMMA M. CRowE JAMES DAVID HILL C. L. NIAULDEN CIIAIILES M1SENHE1MER MRS. 1. E. ORLAND MRS. ARTHUR ROHR HELEN RUDISILL MRS. J. T. VINSON Gerald ine Ravi' Toqce, .Rucker lem, Shu? Ramona Sd-F GQPVS SPQJS Ecmlw Y-eafuyg Ecilfav New? Flffor fo- EJQTM- JEY' Yu, 'B v Syst? E-smar Bnblgg Mulloi Humor Baan' W. Ivan ue. Edffor vis D0 Allen Muim Es. 7 es U I 'Nl 'Ulu V! L FIYST ravi vwusn -Benq C 9 l Hug Coxfqlifovf WU EDITORIA L STAFF hrs cne1cu+'f, Hkllie Luo Cook, Shirley, Mdltss, Stcond rom! -JVM: 3-UTNH ,ING hunk DUUGS, Beau-iq Cohb man, Lev Owillfxi, fowl Sara Chgghhlv anno SIR.-u-'1H, 'jqgve Uood. fowl mgfcxarqff Newt Il , Tzu an nvl3HmGziI Mui se r xsfn D0-5 I Nancw Shel? PMN fnvgmrwf Barbara Lamb Rlumm' kcflfor 309.305, fdnhr 'fNnPm-'YYY' -. . '- 'PGY-IWXMQI ' mrs LJh6fmQr'e- 'JBM85 mailer Gene PMQOMLS Hduisev- Business manages- Civculihbn Manager Damn Grmf 'xiii' Alam Yen Hrqo S11 vfa babbs N-ru Maxine Bwalopas Janice EQ :Fan K me 'lawless Charles Efrid 1 Imbzb as llfys Arherffs M3 MJ 11 ages- BUSINE STAFF Vinnaune, 'Time 'Ixmmq en-RH Shelfm 'Reads s og M'9A Shen-H1 Salhj hlaywv I1- 'W- Janie, Kale Dvrf'-5 Nabren' Shirieq Manlcsg Naueq Mrfifiews Hua, mlukla lYXav-'fha Yafne williams Uma Nl'DY 0.5003 '!'Rj!f Yy1q'1r'rf nf- I ' -we-ww-. - 11 Ssww-,,,,:?Lv . -G , I --, v.-I ,. . ,ik SENIUH HI-Y First row: Jerry Sides, Max Collins, Bobby Ray Julian, Floyd Echerd, Rex Savage, Charles Castor, Tommy Hartis. Second row: Jimmy Donahue, Jimmy Rogers, Johnny Richardson, Darwin McCombs, Gene McCombs, James Waller, John Blount. Third row: Kermit Goble, Ray McKinney, Joe Thomas, Zeb Bradford, Jerry Hollar, Danny Gray. .7Ae Anmzwing .xgffimni widlt fo exfenc! fo me anior 670145 o 251 flieir Atearfiwf congrafufafiorw: Mlss SHIRLEY AusTIN MR. GERALD BLACKBURN Miss NANCY BLACKBURN MR. CLIFFORD H. BRowN MRS. WALTER BLACKBURN BURR MR. RICHARD W. GIBBON MR. FRED GOODNIGHT MRS. DOLLIE ALLEN GRIFFIN Miss DOROTHY HAMPTON MR MR. MR MR MR. JIMMIE JUNG NEWMOON JIING C. L. MAULDEN LESTER MCCARN WAYNE PETREA MRS. GLADYS WAGON MR. CHARLES WRENN Miss NATHALIA MARTIN ER RITCHIE SENIUPI THI-HI-Y First row: Ruth Burton, Annie Lou Cook, Joyce Johnson, Doris Allen, Joyce Tucker, Betty Collins, Ramona Self, Nancy Shepherd, Priscilla Drolette, Ruby Weddington, Alice Overcash. Second row: Camilla Linker, Hilda Pennington, Nancy Safrit Ann Keziah, Margaret Newell, P yllis Safrit, Sharon Owings, Carrie Mae Ewan, Joanne Brooks, Sally Wagner, Peggy Robinette. Third row: Margarew Ellen Sethler, Gwen Peeler, Barbara Callicutt Evelyn Qarriss, Peggy Barlow, Rebecca Phillips Nancy Knight, Sara Carpenter, Mary Ann Vickers Lena McKinley. Fourth row: Eleanor Foil, France: Jenkins, Christine Teal, Phyllis Munday, Charlesanz Logan, Phyllis Freeland, Jean Riggs, Gail Phillips Martha Glosson, Peggy Hall. Fifth row: Saral' Chastain, Jeweldean Howard, Geraldine Hart, Betty Rh ne, Doris Hardister, Morene Lunsford, Arm: Wiles, Gayle Lumsden, Jean Watts, Carol Wiles Frances McClamrock. if W. fm- X bi 32 , . 7 - ,, .K .,:1. L ' t ,Af jd? as K - ut 'ww V, f Q- ,: . De? W . .J , V . .nxitx xi -. +8 P Q wig? TW x V f T- : Aff 5 2' .. QF,z.:iQg' H5.. 2 if wg?-Hoi 1 me q If V M ,M -View . Qfis, V 4 f , ,f j AA,,,, fs. 5 gf M '- We ..-W L MP4 .. 3 X , ,,,r Q 5 'MW M KX ,. siiw ., ld -vxf wif . is Milk , 'Wm .af Q . wiv - , Wm My N 4, ' 'Q AEM.- V L K ' I 1 gs .inf iv ' . k if dif f' X X .1 A . .- Q 'Y li .cf A. 5 5 i SE IUH CL SS OFFICERS BETTY COLLINS . . . ...... President GENE MCCOMBS .. ..... Vice-President RAMONA SELF . . . ...... Secretary ZEB BRADFORD . . . .... Treasurer YEARS HEMEMBEHEU A cap, a gown, and then class night, A smile, a dream that you hold tight. A word of cheer to all who know The lump in your throat that you dare not show. No words nor dreams nor deeds can express The way you feel in a graduation dress. Down the aisle with heads held high Walk you, the seniors, each with a smile. A smile that hides all the fears, A smile which soon may turn to tears, A smile that looks hack on all you've done, A n smile that says, Not finished, just begun. This is your night, the smile seems to say. A night which did seem so far away. This is your night, your dream come true. This is your night, the rest is up to you. You look back, just four years ago- You do not know what the future holds. You can only hope and dream, but now you know IWASCQTS The past is forgotten, the future unfolds. DIANE SLAWSON 'JOYCE TUCKER FLETCHER CRANFQRD, JR. Page Ten ..,...L -., , CL Our class of 1951 will leave the sacred halls of W. Cannon High School as students when our gradua- tion exercises are completed. But our hearts will always remain with our Alma Mater. The pleasant memories of our school days, far from the worldly problems of adulthood, will not be forgotten. Among our fondest memories is the day in September of 1947, when we entered Cannon High to drop our first pebble into the ocean of broader edu- cation. The first ripple made by the pebble revealed much pleasure as we became accustomed to the ways and means of the school that was to be our home for the next four years. Our class adviser, Miss Willie Mae Cowan, and the following officers: Freddy Martin, President, Guy Linker, Vice-President, Floyd Echerd, Secretary, Ray McKinney, Treasurer, and Barbara Rogers and Charles Castor, Representatives to Student Council, helped us get established in this institution for a successful year. Our first class party was in the form of a dance in the school gymnasium. It was a huge success and was enjoyed by all who attended. At the close of the year our principal, Mr. R. Melton, resigned in order to study for his doctor's degree. The second ripple grew larger as we entered our sophomore year. We shed our title of Green Fresh- men, and took our new one of Sophisticated Sopho- omoresf' Sophomores-music to our ears. We figured that we knew just about all there was to know about high school, but we were only beginning to learn. We had our first representative in the Student Government, who was Nancy Shelf, Treasurer of the organization. Our ofiicers elected this year were: Charles Castor, President, Phyllis Freeland, Vice-President, Sara Carpenter, Secretary, Floyd Davis, Treasurer, Betty Collins and Danny Gray, Council Members. Our ad- viser was Miss Elizabeth Graham. Mr. Fred O. Drum- mond came from Mt. Holly to be our new principal. We were very proud when some of our classmates were tapped into the National Honor Society. It is quite an honor for a Sophomore to be chosen as a member of that organization. This year the school band went to the Lion's Club Convention in New York City. We had our annual class party in May. It was a picnic and swimming party at Mirror's Lake. The cool weather didn't keep us from enjoying swimming, play- ing golf, and eating. The third ripple expanded even more and we found ourselves in the Junior Class. In October, at our class meeting, we chose to lead us: Betty Collins, President, Gene McCombs, Vice- President, Zeb Bradford, Secretary, Sara Carpen- EVELYN Ganmss Historian 55 HISTUHY ter, Treasurer, Annie Lou Cook and Zeb Bradford, Council Representatives, and Betty Collins, Social Chairman. We had Miss Nadine Gragg as our ad- viser. In the Student Government, Janice Wood represented us as Secre- 1 tary of the Student Body. This was to be an eventful year for us, as Juniors. We had our first class play, There Go The Grooms, which was directed by Miss Adeline Rogers. Everyone was excited over our first big prom. The Seniors entertained us at Christmas with a Senior-Junior Prom, ' carrying out the theme Holiday Inn. The greatest event of this year was the trip made by the third year his- tory classes to Washington, D. C. We visited the historical buildings in the capital and also the Luray Caverns in Virginia on our return trip. We ordered our long-waited-for class rings and pins and proudly displayed them in April. Climaxing the year was the Junior-Senior Prom, using the mysterious theme, Arabian Nights. Palm trees, Arabian tents, and beautifully colored draperies made it a night of splendor long to be remembered. As the circle grew wider into spheres of greater in- fluence, we were at last Hdignihedn Seniors. Betty Collins, President, Gene McCombs, Vice-Presi- dentg Ramona Self, Secretary, Zeb Bradford, Treasurer, Betty Collins and Danny Gray, Councillors, and Char- lesana Logan, Social Chairman, led us through an exciting and busy year. At a meeting early in the year we elected Janie Kale, Prophet, Evelyn Garriss, His- torian, and Bill Fulcher, Lawyer. There were so many things to be done. Class colors, flowers, superlatives, and mascots were chosen. Our class poem, song, last wills, and activities were written. We had our pictures made and did all that exciting business of ordering calling cards, announcements, caps and gowns, and diplomas. lt was our turn to have Senior Day. We chose maroon and white for our colors, the gardenia for our Hower, and Diane Slawson and Junior Cranford for our mascots. To Mr. Lester McCarn, we dedicated our yearbook. During our twelve years of school, we had looked forward to the time when we could march down the aisle with solemn dignity to the Baccalaureate Sermon, the Class Day Exercises, and across the stage to receive our diplomas. But now that the time had finally arrived, there was a peculiar feeling deep inside us. It hardly seemed true that, after these years of toiling and struggling, we were leaving our Alma Mater. It was hard to realize that we would not be coming back here as students anymore, that we were parting from many of our friends, never to see them again. We had spent a most wonderful four years in high school. Though the last ripple of our high school career had passed, its joys will never fade from our memories. SE IURS Intramural Sports Ig F.ll.A. l, 2, Seeretarv 2, Delegate to llaleiglt Z, Librarx' Club :lg Ofliee Page 35 Ses- sion llouse 2: Fashion Show lg Stu- dent .-Xclministration Dav lg llome lloom Seeretarv 4. Evelyn Adcock Intramural Sports l: llible Club 3, 4, Julia Allen lntramural Sports I, lg Library Club -lg Fashion Show lg Sturlent .Xrlministration Dax' l. Doris Bange Librarv Club -lg llible Club 2, 3: Student Government Dance Com- mittee 4. Wanda Barlow lrl-Ill-Y 2, 5: Bible Club .Zz Li- brarv Club 4, -lg Student Govern- lnent Danee Committee -l. Charles Bass junior Varsilv lfootball lg lli-Y l 2: llome Iloom Vice-President l. SE IUHS Mary Elizabeth Adams Intramural Sports lg lf.ll.A. 2, Quill and Scroll 5, -lg Librarv Club 35 Latin Club 33 llome Room He- porter S5 CANNON RIZPKIITI' Business Stall' 3, -lg Student Atlministration Dax' 3: junior Plav Marshal 3. Doris Bernice Allen llasltetball B Team 2, lntra- mural Sports l, 1. 3: 'l'ri-lli'Y -lg Session llouse lg llome lloom 'l't'eas- urer 31 C,xNNoN Rlll'0l1'l' Reporter 5, lxeltange ljlitor -lg lfashion Show l, Z: Student .-Xdministration Day 3: junior-Senior Danee Committee 3: Senior-junior Danee Committee -l. Mary Evelyn Baker Intramural Sports lg lfasbion Show l. 2. Ray Barbee Intramural Sports l, 25 junior Varsity' Cbeerleacler -lg Session llouse 2, 31 Student Government Dance Committee 3. -l: llome Room Re. porter' l. Norma Barnhardt 'l'ri-lli-Y I1 Monitor 3, -l, Seeretarv 4, French Club 2, 3, Secretary 1. President 33 Student Government Danee Committee l, 1, 3, -l: llome Room Seeretarv l, Treasurer l, 45 Song Committee -lg Chorus l, 2, 5: Messiah l, 2, 35 Operetta l, 23 Cfwwors Ri-ivonr Business Stall' 5, -l, Assistant Business lNlanag1er -la l7asliion Sliow l, Sturlent Arlmin istration Dax' l, fl: Junior-Senior Dance Committee 35 Senior-junior Dance Committee -l: 'l4liere Go 'l'lie Crooms Cast 3. Bennie Baucom Intramural Sports lg Monitor 3, -lg Olliee Page 4: Session llouse 3, 4. SE IDRS Joyce Bauknight Intrztmurztl Sports I: Librurv Club 41 lltsltion Sbon I, Z. Mildred Bennett liootbnll Sponsor 2, 3: llible Club 2, fl: Drzunnties Club 4: Session llouse I: Student Government Dztnee Committee 4: llome Room Seereturv 2, 3: Superlntive 4: Christmas Queen 4: Junior Ynrsitv Clteerleztrler fl, Yur- sitY 4. John M. Blount llonor Soeietv 3. 4: lli'Y 2, 3, 4, President 3: Model .lirpltme Club Treasurer 3, 4: Monitor 3. 4: Chem- istrv Club 4: Spanish Club Yiee-Pres' ident 3: Latin Club 4: Session llouse I: Stutlent flcltninistrution Dan' I, 5: C'olntneneemenl Xlursltztl 4: Superlzt- tive 4: Detlieution Committee 4. Bobby Bowles Intrzimurttl Sports I, 2: llaisebaill 1: Ili-Y 1, 4: Student citlVt'l'I1l1lCl1f Dance Committee 4. Betty Jean Brawley lf.ll..'X. 2: Olliee Page 4: Cencrttl Music I: Chorus 2: Messiah I, lg l':tslxion Show 2. Betty Joanne Brooks llllfillllllfill Sports I, lg 'l'ri-lli-Y 5, 4: lill.,-X. I, 2: Urzttnnties Club 4: llome Room Reporter l: CANNON llnvotu' Reporter fl, llome Room litlitor 4g There Co The Grooms Cust 5. SE IUHS Barbara Jean Beam lntrutnurnl Sports I, 2, :lg junior Vursitv Basketball I, Varsity 1, 3. 4: Tri-Ili-Y 4: C2.A.,X. l, 2, 3, 4: Latin Club Z: llome lloom Reporter I: lutsblon Show 2, fl: Student .Xml ministrntion Dm' l, 4. Donald Blanton junior Yursitv lfootbull l, 1: Intro murnl Sports I, 2, fl: Ilome Room Treasurer I. Lorene Bonds lntrannurul Sports l: 'I'ri-lli-Y 5: l'.ll.rX. lg Bible Club 4: junior Class Plan' Committee 3. Zeb Boyce Bradford, Jr, lntrainturaul Sports I, 2: Vnrsiu llatslietbztll 3, 4: llonor Societt' 4. 4: lli-Y I, 2, 4: Klonogrnln Clllb fl, 4, Seeretnrv 4: Monitor 3. 4: llrannnties Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, President 5: Student Council 2, nl. 4: Presi dent Slutlent Covernntent 4: Session llouse I, 2. 3. 4: lleleggtite 'l':ir lleel llovs' Slate 3: Seereturv junior Class 3: Treasurer Senior Clnss 4: Mixetl Chorus fl, 4: Messiah fl: Stutlent Administration Dan' I, 3: Soeinl Stunclurcls Conlierenee 2, fl: Muster ol' Ceremonies junior Senior 3: 'l'ltere Co 'l'lte Grooms Cast 31 Senior Superlatives 4. Maxine Kerley Broadway Librztrv Club 1, 4: Ctxxox Rt vtmT Business Stull' 4: Dztnee Com mittee 4. Helen Jeanette Brooks Transferred from VVineeolI' 2: Tri' Ili-Y 4: Lxttin Club 3: Cltemistrx Club 4. SE IDRS J. L. Brooks Junior Varsity Football 25 Intra- mural Sports l, 25 junior Varsitv Baseball 2. Winfred Bryant lntramuml Sports 2, 35 Session llouse 2. Ruth Burton Intramural Sports l: Triflli-Y Z. 3, 45 Monitor 45 General Music 2. Betty Jean Cameron F.ll.A. 35 Chorus Z. 3. Sara Carpenter lnlramurul Sports lg 'l'ri-lli-Y 45 F.II..'X. 25 Bible Club President 45 Chentistrv Club Recording Seeretarv 45 Latin Club 2, 35 Session House I: Home Room Seeretarv 2, President 3, Vice-President 45 Secreturv Sopho- more Class 25 Treasurer Junior Class 35 Student Administration Dov lg C,xNNoN Riivoirr Reporter 45 Motto Committee 45 Junior-Senior Dance Committee 35 Senior-junior Dance Committee 4. Elnita Ammons Casper mme Club 2, 3. SE IUHS James C. Brown Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Spanish Club 4. Bill Bullock lli-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 Junior Basketball I, Varsitv 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 4. Barbara Callicutt Intramural Sports l, 25 Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3, 45 Student Government Dance Committee 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Chorus 35 Operetta 2, 35 Fashion Show 25 Junior Class Plav Committee 35 Senior-junior Committee 4. Barbara Zane Carpenter F.II.A. 2, 3, 4, Oflieer 35 Bible Club 45 Dramaties Club 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Junior Plav Marshal 3, Crew 35 Drzimatics Plav Itlarsbal 3, Prompter 35 Intramural Sports l. 25 F.Il.A. Rallv at Hartsell 4, Con- cord 35 Messiah 1, 25 F.H.A. His- torian 3, Program Chairman 25 junior-Senior Decoration Committee 35 Operettu 2. Martha Carter 1f.u.A. 2, Bible Club 3, 4. Charles Gordon Castor Junior Varsitv Football 2, Varsitv 3, 45 Hi-Y l, 25 Spanish Club 45 Monogram Club 45 Student Council 15 Session House I5 Home Room President 2, Vice-President 1, 35 Sophomore Class President 25 Mixed Chorus 2, 35 Operetta 25 Senior Superlative 45 Stage Crew 3. SE IUHS lntramural Sports l: Fashion Show 2. Sarah Lee Chastain lntramural Sports 1, 2: Tri-lli-Y 2, 3, 4: l7.ll.A. 3, 4: C..-LA. 1, 2, 3, 4: Chemistrv Club 4: Student Administration Dax' l, 3. Betty Campbell Cochran l7.ll..-X. 1. Betty Collins llonor Soeietv 3, 4, Delegate to State Convention at Coneord 3: Tri lli-Y 3, 4, President 4, Delegate to Interstate Conference, Spartanburg, S. C. 4: Monitor 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4, President 4: Chemistry' Club 3, 4, First Vice-President 3: Latin Club l, Z: Student Couneil 2. 4, Constitution Committee 2, Point Board Committee Chairman 4: Ses- sion llouse 2: llorne Room President 3, Reporter 4: junior Class President 3: Social Chairman 3: Senior Class President 4: Chorus Class Librarian 15 Mg55ial1 1: C3ANNON l3l.POll'l' Reporter 3, Co-liditor 4: Student .-Xdministration Dav l, 3: junior- Senior Deeorating Chairman 3: Sen- ior Superlatire 4: i'hlI'lCl'lClll1 llistorx' Award 3: Delegate to N.C.S.l'.I. at Chapel llill 4: Commencement Mar- shal 3. Gurline Compton Bible Club 4: Student Government Danee Committee 4: Mixed Chorus 2. 3, 4: Operetta l, 2: Sextette 3: Hihll'SSllll1n l. 2. Frank Coon Band 1, 2, 3: Orchestra 2, 3: All-State Orchestra 2, 3: All-Sotitlv ern Orchestra, Tampa, Florida 2: Music Educators National Conven- tion, St. Louis, hlissouri 3. SE IUHS Joe Cavin lntramural Sports l, 2, 3: Session llouse -l: Chorus l. Betty Ann Cloninger lntramural Sports l, 1: l7.ll.1X. l, 2, 3, 4, Countv llistorian 4: C.A.A. l: Monitor 3, 4: Bible Club 4, See retarv-Treasurer 4: Chemistrv Cluh President 4: Spanish Club President 4: Orehestra l. 2. 3, 4: liashion Show l: Student :Xdmiuistration Dat' l, 3: Junior Class Play Committee 3. James Luther Coggins Monitor 3, 4: Dramaties Club -l: Spanish Club 3, 4: Student Govern- ment Danee Committee -lg llotne Room Treasurer 2, 3: Dedication Comtnittee -l: Band 3, 4: Sn'inigsters l, 3, -l: Mixed Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Operetta l, 2: 1uniorSenior Com- lnittee 3: Senior-junior Committee 4: Messiah l, 2, 3. Max Reid Collins junior larsttv Football 2: junior Yarsitv Cheerleader 3, Yarsitv 4: lli-Y 4: Bible Club Vice-l'residenl 4: Dramaties Club 4: Chemistrv Club 4: Session llouse Z: Junior-Senior Danee Committee 3: Student .Ml ministration Dat' 3. Annie Lou Cook 'liri-lli-Y 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Chcmistrv Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, Corresponding Seeretarv 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, Reporter 3: Student Council 3: Session llouse l, 2: llotne Room Seeretarv 1: Student Admin istration Day' I: Commeneement M:u' shal 3: Career Dax' Committee 3. Kenneth W. Correll lli-Y l: Monitor 3, 4: Spanish Club 3, 4: llotne Room Treasurer 2: Band l, 2, 3, 4: Oreltestra 2, 3, 4: Su'ingsters 1, 3. 4: All-State Orchestra 2, 3. SE IDRS Wade H. Curran, Jr. iI4fRII'lSfk'l'l'Cll from Sanford Iligb School lg Intramural Sports Z3 Moni. tor 3, -lg Cltemistrv Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, Session llouse 2: llome Room Seeretart Z, Presitlent -lg Stu- clent .Xtlministration Daw 5: junior- Senior Dance Committee 3: Senior- ,lunior Dance Committee 4. Jimmy Donahue Intramural Sports I. 1, junior Varsity llasltetball 2, lli-Y I, 2, -l: Student Governinent llanee Commit- tee -lg llome Room Yiee-President I, Superlative 4: Student .Xtlminis- tration Dax' I, 3. Frenchie Davis Intramural Sports I, 2, 3: junior Football 2. 4, Yarsitx -I: llaseball 3, 4. Ralph Deal Assistant Stage Manager I, Z: In- tramural Sports I, Z, llonte lloom lliI'CklSll!'Cl' I. -I: Ili-Y I: Session llouse 2: Art Club 2. James Donahue Howard Cleveland Duffell Intramural Sports l: Session Ilouse 3, 4. SE IUHS Lowell Thomas Daniels Band I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 3, 42 .Xll-State Orchestra 3, Swingsters 3, -I. Floyd Davis lli-Y l, 2, Sophomore Class Treas- urer 23 llome Room Vice-President -l. Doris Nanette Davis Chorus I: Messiah l: Latin Club 2, :Ig liootball Sponsor -lg Chem- istrt' Club 4: Intramural Sports I. Mary Deese Intramural Sports I, Librarv Club 3: liihle Club Z, 5, junior Class Plav Marshal 3: Mascot for lfooiball Team I. Priscilla Dralette Chemistry Club -lg Student Gov ernment Dance Committee -lg Mixed Chorus 2. 33 Operetta Z.: Senior junior Committee -I: Art Club -I: Junior Plat' Committee 3. Ruby Eagle Intramural Sports I, 2, Library Club 3, 4, Delegate to Convention 3: Bible Club 5, Chorus 2. SE IUHS Floyd Hubert Echerd Basketball Varsitv I, 2, 3, 45 Intramural 'Tennis l, 25 Ili-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club I, 2. 3, 4, Vice-President 45 Latin Club 2, 3. Reporter 25 Student Government Dance Committee 45 llome Ronin l'resident I, 'l'reasurer 25 Class See- retarv I5 Student .Xdministration Dax' I, 3: Stage Crew 3. Alice Carol Edwards Intramural Sports I5 Monitor 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Oilieer 35 Fash- ion Show I5 Student .Xdministration Dat' 35 Commencement Marshal 3. Lee Fink junior Yarsitv Football I, Varsitv 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 45 Intramural Sports I, 25 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 lli-Y I, 2, 35 Superlative 4. Mary Fowler Intramural Sports I5 Latin Club I. 25 Tri-Hi-Y 4. Billy Fulcher Intramural Sports I: Dramaties Club 45 Session llouse I5 Class Law- ter 45 Student Administration Dav 35 There Go The Grooms Cast 35 Superlative 4. Evelyn Elaine Garriss 'l'ri-Ili-Y 2. 3, 4. Seeretarv 45 Dramaties Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretarv 35 Session Ilouse 25 llome Room President I, Seeretarv 2, Vice-President 3. 4: Student Ad- ministration Day I, 35 Commence- ment Marshal 35 There Co The Crooms Cast 35 junior-Senior Danee Committee 35 Class Ilistorian 45 Poem Committee 4. SE IUHS Peggy Ann Edmisfon llome Room President l, Reporter 2: Intramural Sports I, 25 Junior- Senior Dance Committee 35 Mes- siah I5 Clee Club I5 Student :Kd- ministration Dat' I: 'l'ri-Ili-Y 2, 3, 45 junior l'Iav Committee 35 Student Government Danee Committee 45 Librarv Assistant 45 Olliee Page 4. Carrie Ewan Intramural Sports I5 Tri-Ili-Y l, 2, 35 Camera Club 45 C.,-LA. I5 Monitor 45 Bible Club 3. 45 Session llouse 35 junior I'lav Marsbal 3: liashion Show I: Art Club 4. Alpheus Gray Ford Dramatics Club 45 llible Club I. Phyllis Ann Freeland Intramural Sports I: Football Spon- sor I, 25 Tri-Ili-Y I, 2, 3, 45 IZII..-X. l, 2, 35 Library Club 35 Student Government Dance Committee 2, 3. 45 llome Room President Z, Seeretarv I5 Class Vice President 25 Fashion Show l. 2, 35 junior Class Plat' Committee 35 junior-Senior Dance Committee 3. Jimmie Vernice Gardner junior Varsitv Basketball Z, 35 ll.ll.A. 2, 35 C.fX.rX. 45 Librart' .Xs- sistant 45 Junior Plav Committee 35 Intramural Sports I. 2. 3, -lt Camera Club 4. Martha Jane Glossom lfootball Sponsor 35 Tri-Ili-Y 2. 3, 4, Reporter 25 Library Club 2: Spanish Club 45 Student Covernment llanee Committee 2, 3, 4: Delegate to Tri-Ili-Y Convention at Florence S. C. 25 Girls' Chorus 35 Fashion Show I, 2: Junior Class Plav citllll' mittee 35 junior-Senior Dance Com- mittee 35 Messiah 35 Iloine Room Vice-President l. SE IUHS Kermit Goble Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, 4, Ses- sion Ilouse 3, Spanish Club 3, Home Room Treasurer 1, IIifY 1, 2, 3, 4. Willette Goins Intramural Sports 1, 2, F.II.A. 1, Girls' Chorus 4, Junior-Senior Dance Committee 3. Helen Marie Grass Robert Lee Gribble, Jr. Hi-Y 1, Model Airplane Club 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Donald Ray Gurley Iunior Varsity Baseball 2, Camera Club 4, Art Club 1, 4. Doris Hardisrer Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 3, Spanish Club 4, Student Adminis- tration Day 3. SE IDRS Colleen Goforth Intramural Sports I, Session House 3. Gladys Grass Home Hoom VicefPresident 2. Danny Lee Gray Intramural Sports I, Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2, Treasurer 3, Monitor 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Spanish Club Treasurer 3, Reporter 3, Stu- dent Council 4, Session House 1, Home Room President 3, Secretary 4, Superlative 4, Mixed Chorus 2. Daphne Grimes Intramural Sports 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 4. Peggy Ann Hall Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 3, Spanish Club 3, 4, Session House 1, 4, Student Government Dance Committee 4, Home Room Secretary 2, Treasurer 3, Fashion Show 1, Stu- dent Administration Day I, Com- mencement Marshal 3, Iunior'Senior Dance Committee 3, Messiah 1, Chemistry Club 4. Billy Roy Hardin Intramural Sports 1, 2, 3, HifY 1, 2, 3, Band 3, 4, Model Airplane Club 3, Camera Club 3. SE IURS Bible Club 45 Orchestra 3, 45 Fash- ion Show 2. Keith Hart Chemistrv Club 4, 55 Band 1, 2. Bertie Mae Helms name club 3, 4. Joyce Hinson Tri-Hi-Y l, 25 Bible Club 3, 45 Chorus 1, 25 Messiah l, 25 Intra- mural Sports l. Jerry Leonard Hollar Varsitv Basketball 3, 45 Intramural Sports 2, 3, 45 lli-Y 1, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Session House l, 2, 35 Home Room President 45 Motto Committee 45 Chorus 35 Messiah 25 Iunior Bas- ketball 1, 2. Willard Munrow Howard, Jr. Intramural Sports l, 25 Latin Club 2, 35 Student Administration Day 3. SE IUHS Betty Geraldine Hart Intramural Sports 1, 25 Basketball B Team 25 Football Sponsor 2, 35 Triflli-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Monitor 3, 45 French Club 2, 3, Secretary 2, Vice- President 35 Student Govemment Dance Committee 2, 35 Home Room Secretary' l, Vice-President 25 CAN' NON REPORT Reporter 3, Girls' Sports Editor 45 Student Administration Day 1, 35 junior Plav Stage Crew 3. Thomas Edgar Hartis Intramural Sports l, 25 Hi-Y 1, 2, 45 Bible Club 45 Session House 3, 45 llome Room Reporter 3. Donald Hinson Franklin Delano Hobbs Junior Varsitv Football 2. Jeweldean Howard Intramural Sports l, 2, 45 Tri-Hi-Y Z, 3, 45 F.H.A. 3, 45 G.A.A. 45 Session House 35 Fashion Show 35 Student Administration Dav 1, 3. Luther Huffman Intramural Sports l, 2.. SE IUHS Doris Huneycutt Honor Soeietv 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Dramatics Club 4, Chemistry Club 3, Latin Club l, 2, Library' Club 4, Mixed Chorus 3, 4, Social Standards Conference 2, Junior Plav Commit- tee 3. Frances Lorena Jenkins Tri-Ili-Y 4, Librarv Club 3, 4, Bible Club 2, 4, Chemistry Club 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, Commencement Marshal 3, Superlative 4. Bobby Ray Julian Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsitv 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Intramural Sports l, 2, 3, 4, lliY l, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Student Government Dance Com- mittee 2, 3, 4. Janie Dickson Kale Monitor 3, 4, Chemistrv Club Treasurer 4, Latin Club 3, 4, Ses- sion llouse 2, Home Room President 3, Band l, 2, Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Forest Prince l, NValtz Dream 2, Messiah 1, 2, Student Admin- istration Dav l, junior-Senior Dance Committee 3, All-State Orchestra 2, 3, All-Southern Orchestra 2, CANNON Rnponr Editorial Stal-F 2, Business Staff 4, Class Prophet 4. Ann Keziah Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Latin Club President 1, Student Gov. ernment Dance Committee 2, 3, 4, Fashion Show 3, Student Adminis- tration Dav 1, Junior-Senior Dance Committee, Senior-junior Committee, Junior Class Plav Committee, l7.Il..'X. 2. Barbara Elena Lamb Chemistry Club 4, Fashion Show l, ClANNON REPORT Reporter 3, 4. SE IUHS Betty Jean Jackson Mixed Chorus 2, Messiah 2, Bible Club 2, Librarv Club 4, Stu- dent Administration Day 1, 3, Jun- iorvsenior Dance Committee 3, Assist- ant Basketball ltlanager 2, 3, Man- ager 4. Joyce Evelyn Johnson lntramural Sports 1, Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, Librarv Club 4, Fashion Show 2, junior-Senior Dance Committee 3, Student Administration Day 3. James E. Kale, Jr. junior Football 2, Varsity 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Chemistrt' Club 4, Latin Club 2, 3, Session House 2. 4, Home Room Secretary 3, Band l, 2, 4, Iunior-Senior Dance Com- mittee 3. Verona Belle Kearney Intramural Sports l, 2, C.A.A. 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 3, Student Govern- ment Dance Committee 3, 4, Girls' Chorus 3. Nancy Ruth Knight Transferred from Aurora, Colorado l, .Xrt Club l, llome Room Vice- President 3, Tri-Ili-Y 4, Chemistry Club 4, Librarv Club 4, Girls' Chorus 3, 4, Junior-Senior Plav Commit- tee 3. Barbara Joan Lee Transferred from Landis 2. SE IDRS Marshall James Lee Betty Colleen Lentz Art Club 4. Gail Linebarrier Transferred from Lenoir lligh School 35 Student Administration Dav 35 Chemistry Club 3, 45 Dra- maties Club 45 Spanish Club 4. Birma Louise Little Glee Club 15 Girls' Chorus 2. Charlesana Logan Transferred from Central, Char- lotte 35 junior Cheerleader 45 Tri-lli- Y 3, 45 Monitor 3, 45 French Club 35 Student Government Dance Com- mittee 3, 45 junior-Senior Committee 35 Social Committee 45 Superlative 45 Art Club 4. Camilla Gayle Lumsden Intramural Sports 15 Football Spon- sor 25 Triflli-Y 2, 3, 45 Monitor 3, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4, Secretary 35 Home Room Treasurer l, 2, Secretary 35 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 45 Operetta 1, 25 Band Secretary-Treasurer 3, 45 All- State Orchestra 2, 3, 4, All-Southern 2, 3, 45 Memories of Vaudeville 25 lVIessiah l, 25 Senior Poem Corn- mittee 4. SE IUHS Charles Lemly Baseball 2, 3, 45 lN'lonograrn Club 2, 3, 45 Home Room Treasurer 3: Intramural Sports l, 25 Student Aal- ministratinn Dav 3. Jimmy Lentz Intramural Sports 1, 25 Session Ilouse 3. Georgia Camellia Linker Tri-Hi-Y 45 l7.li.A. l, 2, 3, 45 Camera Club 45 G.A.A. 15 Banking Club 4. Wanda K. Loftis Bible Club 25 Art Club 4. Marvin Lovett Intramural Sports 15 Camera Club 3, 45 Student Administration Dav 15 Stage Crew 1, 2, 3, 4. Connie Sue Lumsden Spanish Club 45 Session House 1, 45 Home Room President 2, Sec- retarv 45 Band 2, 3, 45 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, All-State l, 2, 3, 4, All-Southern 2, 3, 45 Operetta l, 25 Student Administration Day 1, 35 Swingsters 2, 35 Messiah 1, 2. SE IUHS Morene Lunsford Tri-IIiAY 3, 45 Latin Club 35 Stu- dent Government Dance Commit tee 4- Frances McClamrock Tri-Ili-Y 2, 3, 45 Bible Club 3, 4, Treasurer 35 Oflice Page 45 Ses- sion House 35 Home Room Vice President 4. Gene McCombs Intramural Sports 15 Ili-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3, President 45 Monitor 45 Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 45 Student Council 45 Session Ilouse 3, 45 llome Room President 45 Vice-President Junior Class 35 Vice-President Senior Class 45 Vice-President Student Body 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Carwmow Rravom' Reporter 3, Circulation Manager 4, Business Staff 45 Stage Crew 2: Supcrlative 45 Student Administra- tion Day 35 Career Day Committee 35 Junior-Senior Dance Committee 3. Lena McKinley Football Sponsor 15 Tri-Hi-Y 1, 45 Latin Club 15 French Club 35 Stu- dent Government Dance Committee 45 Art Club 45 Home Room Trease urer 15 Student Administration Day 3. Mary Naomi McWhorter F.I'I.A. 25 Bible Club 2, 3, 45 Chemistry Club 45 Spanish Club 4. Bobby Ray Menius Intramural Sports 1, 2, 35 Student Administration Day 35 Ilome Room President 4. SE IUHS James Lanier McCarty Intramural Sports l5 Spanish Club 3. Darwin McCombs Ili-Y 3, 45 Model Airplane Club 3, 4, President 35 Chemistry Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Latin Club Vice- President 25 Session llouse 15 Stu' dent Government Dance Committee l, 45 Band 1, 2, 35 Home Room Treasurer 45 CANNON REPORT Re- porter 4, Music Editor 45 Student .Xclministratitm Day 35 Stage Crew 45 Song Committee 4. Jackie McCombs '1'fi5ui.Y 1, 2, Bible Club 3, 45 Spanish Club 45 Session House 25 Glee Club I5 Girls' Chorus 2. Ray McKinney Intramural Sports I5 Junior Var- sity l, 25 Ili-Y 25 Session House I5 Freshman Class Treasurer I. Francis Clyde Melton Intramural Sports 15 Varsity Foot. ball 35 Spanish Club 3. Don Michael Camera Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Model Airplane Club 3. 4, Vice-President 35 Chemistry Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Student Government Dance Committee 45 Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 45 Operetta 1, 25 Stage Crew 3, 45 Superlatives 45 Messiah l, 2. 35 Song Committee 4. SE IDRS Mildred Ruth Miller Home Room Vice-President lg F.H.A. lg Student Administration Day lg Fashion Show lg Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 33 Latin Club Delegate 2, 3, Secretary South Piedmont District Bible Clubs 2, 3. Harold David Moose Hi-Y 1, 2, 35 Session House l. Sarah Moss Student Administration Day 3: Bible Club 43 Art Club 4. Phyllis Munday Intramural Sports lg Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, Delegate l, 33 llflonitor 3, 4, F.H.A. I, 2, 33 Fashion Show lg Library Club 2, 3, Delegate 33 Spanish Club 4: Student Govern- ment Dance Committee l, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Vice-President lg CAN- NON REPORT Reporter 45 Fashion Show 2, Student Administration Dav l, 3, Sucials Standards Conference 2. Gladys Nall Intramural Sports 1, Bible Club 2, 4. Margaret Newell Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Camera Club 4, Student Govemment Dance Commit' tee 49 Home Room Treasurer l, 2, Secretary 3, Operctta 2, Chorus 1, 2, CANNON REPORT Reporter 4. SE IDRS Dale J. Mills Monitor 4, Latin Club President 2, Session llouse 2: Banking Club Vice-President 4, Home Room Presi- dent 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Orchestra 2, 3, All-State 2, 3, All-Southern 2, Swingsters 2, 3, 4, Operctta 2: Student Administration Day 3. Jeanette Morgan F.lI.A. 25 Mixed Chorus l, 23 Bible Club -lg Art Club 23 Glee Club lg Girls' Chorus 2, Banking Club 4. Billie Jo Mullis Art Club 4. Jeri Ramona Murph Librarv Club 4, Art Club 4, Girls' Chorus 2. Kenneth Nall Hi-Y 2, Bible Club 1, Session llouse 2, 35 Baud l, 2, 3, 4. Johnny Monroe Nussman Intramural Sports lg Spanish Club 3, Senior-Junior Dance Committee 33 Supcrlative 4. SE IDRS Marlene Oakley Banking Club 45 Bible Club 3, 4. Delegate to Mount llollv 3. Annie Gaynell Osborne Librarv Club 45 llome Room Re- porter 3, Secretarv-Treasurer 35 Mixed Chorus 25 Fashion Show 2, 35 Stu- Llent Administration Dax' l. Sharon Helena Owings Intramural Sports l5 Football Spon- sor 35 Tri-Ili-Y 45 Otliee Page 35 Latin Club l, 25 Student Govern- ment Danee Committee 1, 2, 3, 45 Home Room Reporter l, 35 Band 2. 35 Orchestra l, 2, 3, 45 Opcretta 1, 25 Marshal 35 Student Administration Dav l5 Junior Plat' Committee 31 Messiah I, 25 Art Club 45 junior- Senior Dance Committee 35 Senior junior Dance Committee 45 Social Stanrlarrls Cont'erenee 2. Jean Peebles Bible Club 3. Hilda Marie Pennington Tri-lli-Y I, 2, 45 F.II.A. 3, 45 Camera Club 45 G.A.A. 1, 25 Chem- istrv Club 45 Chorus 1, 2, 35 Oper- etta 25 Fashion Show I. Faye Elaine Petrea Librarv Club 25 l3.II.A. 2, Treas- urer 3, Vice-President 4, Delegate 2, 35 Chemistry' Club 35 Stage Crew 3. SE IUHS Nancy Orfield r.n.,x. 2, mmr- cm, 2. Alice Caroline Overcash Tri-lli-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Chap- lain 2, 35 Monitor 3, 45 Bible Club 2, 3, Reporter 45 llome Boom See retarv I, Vice-President 35 Spanish Club 45 Student Government Dance Committee 3, 45 Dedication Commit- tee 45 F.ll.A. Fashion Show 35 Jun- ior-Senior Dance Committee 35 Junior Plat' Committee Mary Patterson Latin Club 25 Intramural Sports. Gwen Peeler Football Sponsor I, 2, 3, 45 Tri- lli-Y l, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club 4: Session House I5 Student Govern- ment Dance Committee 45 Home Room Treasurer I, Vice-President 25 Band 2, 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3, All- Soutbern 25 Niusic Iirlucator National Convention, St. Louis, Missouri 35 Messiah l, 25 Operetta l, 25 Swingsters 15 Junior-Senior Dance Committee 3. Lou Jean Pethel Banking Club 4. Donnie Phillips Librarv Club 2, 35 Bible Club 2, 35 Junior Play Marshal 35 Spanish Club 25 Intramural Sports I. SE IDRS Gail Ann Phillips 'fri-Ili-Y l, 3, 3, -l, Delegate to lilorenee, S. C., Interstate Conference 2, President 2, Treasurer 3: Monitor 3. -lg Spanish Club Reporter -lg Ses- sion llouse 3: Stutlent Government Danee Committee 2, 3, -lg llolne lloom President l, Vice-Presitlent 2, Seeretart' -lg Dedication Committee -lg Messiah lg CxNNoN Ruvoier Busi- ness Stall' -l, .'Xdvertising Manager -l: liasbion Show l, lg junior-Senior Danee Committee 3g Junior Plat' Committee 3: llanlting Club Presi- tlent -l: .Xrt Club 2, -l. Nell Louise Pope 'liransferretl from Granite lfalls lligb Sehool 2: Camera Club -lg Library Club -la Student Covernment Danee Committee -lg Chemistry Club -lg Latin Club 2, 3g Art Club -lg .luniorSenior Danee Committee 3. Johnnie Bryce Richardson Cheerleader 3g lntramural Sports 1. 3, -lg Junior Yarsitv Baseball lg lli-Y 2, 3, -l, Vice-President -lg Span- ish Club -lg llolne lloom l'resitlenl -l: junior Class Plat' Committee 3. Tommy Riggs intramural Sports l: Junior Var sitv Football 3. Varsitv -lg Bible Club 2: Latin Club 3g Camera Club -lg Stutlent Government Danee Com- mittee -lg Chorus -lg Junior-Senior Danee Committee 3g junior Class Play Committee 3. S. L. Robinette Intramural Sports l, 2. Barbara Jean Rogers 'l'ri-lli-Y l, Zg Library' Club 4: Spanish Club 2, 3g Student Council lg Student Government Dance Coin- xnittee Z, 3, -lg llolne Room Presi- dent l, Seeretanv Zg Band 3, -lg Alter- nate llantl Sponsor 3, Sponsor 4. SE IUHS Rebecca Phillips Intramural Sports l, lg 'l'ri-lli-Y I, 2, -l, Viee-Presitlent l, 'l'reasurer 2: Librarv Club 3. -l, l'resitlent -lg Bible Club -lg Latin Club Z, 3: Ses sion llouse .Zg S utlent Government Danee Committee -lg Delegate to Stale llible Conl'erenee -lg llolne lloom Treasurer l, lleporter l, Yiee Presitlent 3: .Xrl Club -lg C..X..X. 1. Bettie Nell Rhyne l7ootball Sponsor 3g 'l'rilliY 3: Library Club -lg Student Covernment Committee -lg Cborus l, 1, 3g Oper etta lg Junior Class l'lat' f'lllllIl1lllt't' 3: Spanish Club l. Jean lrene Riggs Football Sponsor 3: Tri-lliY l. 2, 3, -lg Librarv Club -lg llible Club lg Spanish Club -lg Stutlent Govern ment Danee Committee 1, 3, -lg Mixetl Chorus Z, 3, -lg Operetta lg lg nlessinli 1, 3: ,luniorSenior Danee Commitlee 3. Peggy Louise Robinette 'l'ri-lli-Y l, 2, 3, -lg l.atin Club l, l, Seeretarv 2: Stutlent Govern- ment Colnmittee 2, 3, -lg llome Room Presitlent l. Secretart' 2. Treasurer 3, -lg llantl l, 2, 3, -l, Sponsor l, 2, Nlaiorette 3, -lg Chorus l, 2, 3: Operetta l, lg junior-Senior Danee Commitlee 3g Superlative -lg junior Class Plat' Committee 3: Marshal Operetta lg Messiah l, Z, 3. Wayne Robinson junior Varsitv llasltetball 3, -lg Cbemistrv Club -lg Spanish Club 3g Stutlent .'xtll11ll1lSll'1ltltll1 Dat' 3g Sen- ior-junior Danee Committee 3g lli-Y 4. Evelyn Rogers Danee Committee 3g Intramural Sports l . SE IUHS Junior Varsitv Football 25 Intra- mural Sports 1, 25 Cheerleader 3, 45 Ili-Y Z, 3, -l5 Nlonitor 3, -l, Chief -l5 Session House 2, 35 llible Club -l5 Student Government Dance Commit- tee -l5 Junior-Senior Dance Commit- tee 35 Home Room Vice-President -lg Art Club 3, -lg Junior Class Play Committee 3. Graydene Ross F.ll.A. 1, 25 Ilome Room Vice- President 25 Student Administration Dav l. Nancy Jo Safrit Tri-Ili-Y -lg C.rX,.X. l5 Monitor 3, -l5 Chemistrv Club -l5 Spanish Club 35 Session llouse l, 25 Student Cov- ernment Dance Committee -l5 lllixecl Chorus 2, 3, -l5 Messiah 25 Operetta 2. Margaret Ellen Sechler Football Sponsor 35 Tri lli-Y 3, -lg Dramaties Club -l5 Spanish Club -l5 Student Government Dance Commit- tee 2, 3, -lg Junior Senior Decorating Committee 35 Senior-Junior Decorat- ing Committee -lg Junior Class Play Stage Crew 3. Joann Shankle Bible Club 3, -l5 Spanish Club -l. Nancy Ellen Shelf Intramural Sports l5 Football Sponsor 35 l7.ll.A. 1, 2, 3, -l, Treas- urer 2, Vice-President 3, President -l5 Monitor 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Student Council 25 Session llouse 2, -l5 Student Govern- ment Treasurer 25 C.iNNoN REPORT Alumni Editor -l5 'l'here Co The Groomsu Cast 3: Superlative -l5 Dramatics Play Marshal 35 Senior- Junior Dance Committee -l. SE IUHS Thelma Lorene Roseman Transferred from Landis 35 Junior Cheerleader -l5 Dramatics Club -l5 Spanish Club -l5 Student Govern- ment Dance Committee 45 Junior Class Plav Committee 3. Phyllis Dare Safrit llome Room Reporter 1, President 35 lland l, 2, 3, 45 Tri-lli-Y l, -l, Secretarv 15 Art Club 2, -l, Presi- dent 25 Operctta Marshal 15 Session llouse 25 Football Sponsor 25 Junior Plav Marshal 35 Orchestra 3, 45 Stu- dent Government Dance Committee 3, -l5 Spanish Club 3, -35 Junior- Senior Dance Committee 35 Senior- Junior Dance Committee -l5 Camera Club -l5 Social Standards Confer- ence 2. Rex Nelson Savage lntramural Sports 2, 3, -lg Junior Varsitv Baseball 25 Junior Varsity Basketball 3, Varsity -l5 Varsity Base- ball -l5 Ili-Y 2, 3, -l5 Latin Club Z, -l, Reporter -lg Session llouse -l5 llotne Room President l5 liand l, 2, 3, -l5 Orchestra -l5 Swingsters -l. Ramona Dare Self llonor Societv 3, -lg Tri lli-Y l, 2, 3, -l, Chaplain 2, President 3, Vice- President -lg Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Secretarv -l5 Chemistrv Club 3, -l5 I.atin Club 1, 2, Vice-President 25 Session llouse 15 N.C.S.P.I. at Chapel llill -l5 Home Room Reporter l, 25 Seeretarv Senior Class -lg CANNON RE- voRT Reporter 3, Co-Editor 45 Stu- dent Administration Dav l, 35 Career Dav 35 Junior-Senior Dance Com- mittee 35 Commencement Nlarshal 35 Junior Plav Committee 35 Senior Junior Dance Committee -lg Superla- tive -l. John L. Shaver, Jr. lli-Y 2. Nancy Lee Shepherd 'l'ri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 45 llonor Society 2, 3, -l, President -l, Delegate to State Convention 2, 35 Office Page -lg Bible Club 2, 3, -l, Secretary- Treasurer 2, 35 Junior Plav Commit- tee 35 F.II.A. 2, 3, Secretary 35 Banking Club -l5 C.A.A. 15 Home Room Vice-President l, 3, Secretary 2, Treasurer -l5 Student Administra- tion Dav 35 Fashion Show 2, 35 Junior Plav Marshal 35 Junior-Senior Dance Committee 3. SE IUHS Mildred Lucille Sherrill Intramural Sports I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 3, 43 G,A.A. 2, 3, 4, Librarv Club 2, 3, -lg Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Delegate Bible Club Convention, Gas-- tonia 3, Bible Club Convention Re- porter, Gastonia 3, District Bible Club Convention, Salisburv 2, Kun- napolis 2, Morrow Mountain 25 CAN4 NON Rizvour Business Stall 2, 3, 4g Student Government Dance Commit- tee 4. Jerry Sides Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, President Z, 3g Chemistry Club 44 Session House 45 Student Government Dance Commit- tee 1, 2, 3, -lg Home Room President I, 25 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Orchestra 4, Swingsters 44 Stage Crew lg Junior Class Play Committee 3. Harvey Sigmon Intramural Sports lg Iunior Var- sity Baseball 2, 3, Camera Club 31 Home Room President Ig Session House 2. Waltarine Slawson Intramural Sports lg F.H.A. Ig Library Club 35 Chemistry Club 4: Mixed Chorus 4: Iunior Plav Mar' shal 3. Helen Marie Sloop Intramural Sports lg F.H.A. I, 2, 3, Delegate 2, Librarv Club 3g Stu! dent Administration Day I. Jimmy Ray Smith Varsitv Football Ig Intramural Sports I, Session House I, Student Administration Dav 33 Latin Club 4. SE IDRS Jerry Lee Shinn Transferred front Hampton High -l. Zelia Sides Bible Club 2, 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Home Room Ollicer I, 24 junior Class Play Committee 3. Mary Anais Simmons Betty Ann Sloop Intramural Sports 15 F.ll.A. I, 2, 3, Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Vice-Prcsi- dent 4, Bible Club 3, Banking Club Reporter 45 Session House 4, Chorus 23 Messiah 23 CANNON Ristronr Reporter 3, News Editor 4, Fashion Show 29 Student Administration Dav 35 Commencement Marshal 3. Grady Smith Intramural Sports 1, 25 Session House I, 2, 3: Home Room Vicee President lg Student Administration Dav l. Hazel Snipes SE IUHS Phyllis Sylene Spry junior Varsity Basketball l, Var- sity Z, 3, 45 C.A.A. l, 3, -l, Presi- dent -l. Jacqueline Stamey Transferred from Landis 35 Dra matics Club -l5 llonie Room Sec- retary 35 junior-Senior Dance Com mittee 3. Shirley Frances Stevens Intramural Sports l, 15 Basketball ll Team 25 'llrllll-Y l5 C.A..'X. l5 Nlonitor 3, -l5 Bible Club 3, 45 llome Room Reporter 35 Mixed Chorus Z5 Messiah Z5 junior Play Marshal 35 .Xrt Club 3, -l. Priscilla Frances Teague Bible Club 2, 45 Spanish Club 3, 4. Dorothy Jeanette Tilley Ranking Club Secretary -l5 Ses- sion llouse 25 llome Room Secretart Z, Treasurer 45 Fashion Show l. Z5 Student xtdministration Day l, 35 Junior-Senior Dance Committee 3. Henry Reid Tucker Ili-Y I5 Camera Club 3. -l, Prest- dent 35 Dramatics Club 35 Stage Crew 2, 3, 4, Manager 3, 45 Art Club 4. SE IUHS Betty Frances Stafford Transferred from Chicago 35 Dra- matics Club 35 Library Club 45 llome Room Vice-President 3, 45 There Co The Grooms Cast 35 Senior Superlative 45 Sesquicenten- nial Queen 35 Dramatics Play Mar- shal 35 junior-Senior Dance Coln- mittee 3. Mattie Anne Starnes l5.ll.A. 15 llilale Club 25 Latin Club lg Mixed Chorus 1, 25 Mes- siah l, 25 Dramatics Club 4. Charles Ray Taylor lli-Y 1, 2, 35 Latin Club 3, 45 Student Government Dance Commit- tee 2., 3, 45 llome Room Treasurer l, 25 Band 3, 45 Su'ingsters 35 Mixed Chorus l, 2, 35 Operetta 1, Z5 llome Ronin President l5 Student Administration Day lg Stage Crew I5 Chemistry Club 25 llome Ronin Reporter 25 Junior-Senior Dance Committee 3. Christine Teal Tri-lli-Y l, Z, 3, 4, Secretary l, Delegate to Rocky Mount 15 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, -l5 Fashion Show l, 25 Moni- tor 3, -l5 Library Club 35 Spanish Club -l5 junior Play Committee 35 Student Government Dance Commit- tee 2, 3, 45 llome Room President l, Vice-President 25 Student Admin- istration Day l5 Social Standards Con- ference 2. Helen Hazeline Troutman lntramural Sports l5 F.H.A. l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Reporter 4, Delc- gate to Raleigh 2, Delegate to Albe- marle 3, Delegate to Concord 45 Banking Club 45 G.A..-X. l, 25 Bible Club Z, 3, 45 Home Room Secre- tary 1, Reporter 45 CANNON REPORT Reporter 35 Commencement Marshal 35 Fashion Show 1. Joyce Mackelene Tucker Intramural Sports 15 Tri-Ili-Y 3, 4, Chaplain 4, Delegate to Interstate Conference. Spartanburg, S. C. 45 Chemistry Club 3, 4, Reporter 45 Latin Club l, 25 llonie Room Re- porter 3, Secretary 45 Senior Poem Committee 45 CANNON REPORT Re- porter 3, Feature Editor 45 Junior- Senior Dance Committee 35 Senior- Junior Dance Committee 4. SE IUHS Loretta Vaughn F.H.A. l, 29 Junior Play' lliarshal 35 Banking Club Treasurer 4. Frances Darlene Vinson Transferred from Landis 3. Margaret Irene Walker Bible Club 3. Lilla Jean Walters Bible Club 2, 3. 4, Delegate to Gastonia 2, Mt. llollv 3: Mixegl Chorus 1, 2, 35 Messiah 1, 2. Gilbert Watts Bible Club lg Intramural Sports I, 25 Home Room Vice-President l. Ruby Josephine Weddington Intratnural Sports lg Junior Var- sitv Basketball 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 3, GAA. 3, 4, Monitor 3, -lg Dramaties Club -lg Oihee Page -lg Spanish Club 3, -l, Reporter 35 Student Government Dance Com- mittee -lg Home Room 'Treasurer 39 junior-Senior Dance Committee 3. SE IDRS Ttl-lil-Y 3, -lg li.ll..X. 2, 3, -l, Chaplain -l, Delegate to Raleigh 2. 3, Albemarle 3, Librarv Club 4: Spanish Club 3, -lg Student Govern- ment Danee Committee -l: Home Economies Award 2. Sally Sides Wagner Orchestra l, 2, 3, -lg Band 3, 4. Maiorette 3. -lg Mixed Chorus 2, -lg Tri-lli-Y l, -lg Swingsters 4: St-s sion llouse 3: French Club 2, 3. President 2. 'l'reasurer 3: .Xll-State Orehestra, St. Louis 3, Dramatics Club -lg CANNoN Rtavotrt' Business Stall' 2, 3, -lg Student Director Iunior Plav 35 Ilome Room President 45 Student Administration Dax' 3, Mes- siah I, 25 Operetta Z. 3: Student Government Dance Committee -li Senior Song Committee -lg ,lunior Senior Dance Committee 3: Delegate to Social Standards Day. Greens- boro 3. James Waller lntratnural Sports 1: lli-Y -lg Moni- tor 3, 43 Dramatics Club -lg Spanish Club 3, -l, Vice-President 3: Session llouse lg llome Ronin llresident 3, Vice-President 15 Delegate to N. C. S.P.I., Chapel Ilill 45 Chief Com- mencement Marshal 3g Senior Poem Committee Chairman -lg CANNON Risvotrl' Business Manager -lg Student Administration Dav l, 35 There Go The Grooms Cast 35 Senior Super- lative -l. Jackie Watson Model Airplane Club -lg Librarv Club -lg Chemistrv Club 3, -l, Second Vice-President 35 Stage Crew -l. Martha Jean Watts Intramural Sports lg Tri-lli-Y 2, 3, -lg Librarv Club 3, Bible Club 2. 35 Student Government Dance Cont mittee -lp CANNON Rl l'0llT Reporter 3. Benny Whitley Intramural Sports l, 2. SE IDRS Eugene Whittington Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chief 4, Hi-Y l, 2, 3, Dramatics Club 3, Student Government Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 1, 2, There Go The Grooms Cast 3. Ellen Elizabeth Wilson Session House 2, Fashion Show 2, Latin Club 2, Chemistry Club 3, 4, Camera Club 4. .lo Ann Woolard Intramural Sports l, F.H.A. 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2, Librarv Club 3, Latin Club I, 2, Session House 4, Home Room Treasurer l, Reporter 2, Fash- ion Show 2, Student Administration Day 1, 3, Commencement Marshal 3. Mildred Wyatt Bible Club 2, 3, Art Club 4. Price Yates Spanish Club 3, 4. Sonja Joann Youngs Intramural Sports 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 1, F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club l, Student Government Dance Com- mittee 4, Home Room Secretarv 1. 2, Chorus 1, 2, Operetta 2, 1'Mes- siahl, 1, 2, Fashion Show l, 2, Stu' dent Administration Dnv 3, Junior- Senior Committee 3, Senior-Junior Committee 4, junior Play Commit- tee 3. SE IDRS Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chemistry Club 4, Spanish Club 3. Janice Bernice Wood Honor Societv 3, 4, Monitor 3, 4, Spanish Club 3, 4, President 3, Sec- retarv 3, Student Government Secrel tarv 3, Session House l, 2, Delegate to Honor Policv Convention 3, Home Room President 2, Secretary 1, Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Operetta 2, CANNON Ftravoar Business Staff 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4, Student Administra- tion Day 1, 3, Miss Hi Miss 4, Memories of Vaudeville 2. Eula Mae Wyatt Bible Club 2, 3, Girls' Chorus 3, -I, Messiah 3. Betty .lean Wyke F.H.A. 2, 3, 4. Norma Peninger Yoos Chorus 1, 2, Dramatics Club 4, Librarv Club 1. Picture Not Appearing: Doris McCarn Congratulations and Best Wishes CA N N O N CANNON MILLS COMPANY KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA, U. S. A. EL 55 PHUPHEEY About two weeks ago I made my debut as a promising ballet dancer with a small troupe in New York City. We had booked several more perform- ances and were traveling by plane. Our next stop was to have been North Carolina, and I was looking forward to seeing some of my friends there. We had plane trouble over Virginia and crashed just outside of Richmond. Suf- fering from a brain concussion, I lapsed into a coma. While I was in this coma, I saw all the members of my graduating class at W. Cannon High School. After completing his course at the Baptist Seminary in Louisville, Ken- tucky, Tommy Hartis had become a great evangelist. Assisting him with the music were Eleanor Foil and Mary Ann Vickers. Nancy Shepherd was a youth leader and Doris Huneycutt was a choir director in a Baptist church. Three of my classmates, Phyllis Safrit, Ann Keziah, and Rebecca Phillips had won international fame as artists, while Nell Pope was a sculptor of modern arts. Floyd Davis and Jo Ann Woolard sketched comic strips for the New York Sunday News. The teaching profession was well represented by the class of '5l. Zeb Bradford was superintendent of city schools in Kannapolis. Grammar school teachers in- cluded Frances Jenkins, Helen Troutman, and Gail Linebarrier. Teaching in high schools were Betty Col- lins, Evelyn Garriss, Janice Wood, Sara Carpenter, and Annie Lou Cook. James Waller was a teacher of mathematics at Davidson College. In the Held of medicine I saw John Blount as a pediatrician, Joyce Tucker as an obstetrician, Nancy Jo Safrit as a psychiatrist, and Darwin McCombs as a brain surgeon. Dressed in nurses' white uniforms were Alice Overcash, Ruby Weddington, Bertie Mae Helms, Jackie McCombs, Camellia Linker, Ellen Wilson, Birma Little, and Margaret Ellen Sechler. Danny Gray, a well-known lawyer, was seeing that justice ruled. Others helping to protect society were Robert Gribble, who was an F.B.I. agent, and Bill Howard and Donald Hinson, who were detectives. Jimmy Lentz and James Brown were chief and assistant chief of police in Kannapolis and Willette Goins was police matron. Checking parking meters in this grow- ing town were Gladvs Nall and Mary Patterson. Ker- mit Goble was a highway patrolman. In the remodeled and enlarged Belk's in Kannapolis, several of my classmates were employed as clerks. Mattie Ann Starnes, Mary Fowler, and Sarah Moss worked in the ladies' ready-to-wear department. Joyce Johnson Page Thirty-two JANIE KALE, Pvophetess , and Gaynell Osborne sold cosmetics and Lorene Bonds sold costume jewelry. Girls who graduated from Cannon High and became secretaries in private offices were Dot Tilley, Betty Brawley, Doris Jean Bange, Judy Allen, and Frances McClamrock. Head telephone operator for Concord Telephone Company was Evelyn Baker. Other girls who chose this occupation were Morene Lunsford, Marlene Oak- ley, Jeri Murph, and Sarah Chastain. J The new S and W Cafeteria in Kannapolis had as its chief dietitian, Faye Petrea. Working in the cafeteria were Betty Cameron and Joann Shankle. Could anyone have imagined that Price Yates would become a taxidermist? Assisting him in the mounting of birds, animals, and fish were Benny Whitley and S. L. Robinette. In an adjoining building was a pet shop jointly owned by Jimmy Rogers and Kenneth Nall. Peggy Robinette, after taking a special course in ethics of personal beauty in New York City, opened her own shop. Her manicurists were Bennie Baucom and Jean Riggs, and giving facials were Peggy Edmis- ton and Bettie Rhyne. The textile industry furnished occupations for a large number of the 1951 graduates. As time keepers in various departments of Cannon Mills I saw Joyce lVlcCollum, Mildred Nliller, and Hazel Snipes. Over- seers for the company included John Shaver, Jr., Jackie Watson, and Ray McKinney. Heading the department of accounting I saw Johnny Nussman. Others employed by Cannon Mills were Helen Grass, Margaret Walker, Barbara Lamb and Jeanette Morgan. Odd and unusual careers were chosen by a number of the male members of my graduating class. Eugene Whittington was a famous magician, Jerry Lee Shinn a ventriloquist, and Frenchie Davis was a trainer of car- rier pigeons. Gilbert Watts was manufacturing a sure cure for baldness. The Raleigh News and Observer carried an inter- esting sports column by Tommy Riggs. He wrote about such outstanding athletes as baseball stars, Charles Lem- ley and Grady Smith. Also mentioned in his columns were football heroes Bobby Julian and Lee Fink, and Floyd Echerd and Jerry Hollar, professional basketball players. Away out in the Lone Star State on a big ranch, I saw Billy Fulcher writing pay checks for his workers. A few of them were Alpheus Ford, Charles Bass, Bobby Menius, Delano Hobbs, and Donald Gurley. Making a fortune with his oil wells was Jimmy Smith. I could tell that the United States would be well prepared if there were another war, when I saw Ray Barbee, L. Brooks, Winfred Bryant, Jimmy Lee, and Joe Cavin in uniforms. Some of the girls in the armed forces were Walterine Slawson, Donnie Phillips, and Daphne Grimes. Donald Blanton and Harvey Sig- mon were pilots for Eastern Airlines, and Mary Adams, Gladys Grass, and Barbara Callicutt were airlines stewardesses. Kannapolis was represented musically by Gwen Peeler, who was touring the world giving violin con- certs. Sally Wagner became an opera singer and Jimmy Coggins was another Frank Sinatra. He had stiff com- petition from Don Michael, an Irish tenor. Serving as director of city school music in Kannapolis was none other than Dale Mills. Leader of an all-girl orchestra was Gayle Lumsden, and the Philharmonic Orchestra claimed Connie Sue Lumsden as a cello soloist. Appearing as a dance band leader was Lowell Daniels. Among the members of the hand were Jimmy Kale, Kenneth Correll, Frank Coon, Jerry Sides, and Gene McCombs. Vocalists with the band were Gurline Compton and Nanette Davis. I was surprised to see that Lena McKinley, Annie Sue Adams, and Wanda Barlow were models for fash- ion magazines. Photographers for some of these maga- zines were Charles Castor and Bobby Bowles. At a large girls' school in Massachusetts, Martha Glosson appeared to be the Dean of Girls. As the door of her office opened, out walked Gail Phillips. her secretary. Teaching physical education at this school were Phyllis Spry, Jimmie Gardner, and Barbara Beam. The next scene carried me back to Kannapolis, where I saw Rex Savage and Harlen Phillips operating a chain of theaters. Some of their managers were Johnny Richardson, Howard Duffell, and James Donahue. Luther Huffman owned a grocery store and Ralph Deal was manager of a furniture store. Priscilla Drolette's bakery served Kannapolis and surrounding towns with its delicious products. Christine Teal, Phvllis Mundav, and Phyllis Freeland were employed by the Charlie Logan shoe store of Charlotte. Bookkeepers for this exclusive shop were Peggy Hall. Betty Jean Jackson, and Jeweldean How- ard. The Rendezvous a hang-out for teen-agers in Charlotte was owned by Lanier McCarty in partner- ship with Keith Hart. Lured by the brilliant lights of a theater on Broad- way my eyes read the names of Mildred Bennett, Betty Stafford, Norma Barnhardt, and Nancy Shelf. I later learned that Jackie Stamev and Barbara Lee had been make-up artist and hair stylist for the performers. Stage manager, Henry Tucker, and sound effects man, Mar- vin Lovette, were also mentioned. Many of my classmates were married and some that were housewives with no careers were Ruby Eagle, Joyce Hinson, Norma Penninger, Carrie Ewan. Maxine Kerley, Arlene King, Nancy Knight and Vera Keamey. City people, fond of their pets, are glad to pay for some animal lover to care for them while they are on vacation. Earning a living as pet caretakers were Colleen Goforth, Billy Jo Mullis, and Joyce Bauknight. Woman's aptitude for home industry turned to a variety of ways to make money. I learned that Jean Peebles was a maker of lamp shades, Nancy Orfield, a rug maker, Betty Wyke made artificial flowers, and Priscilla Teague was a seamstress. Products from these industries were sold throughout the United States. On radio and television I saw and heard Wade Curran as a news commentator, and Joanne Brooks, Jackie Taylor, and Jimmy Donahue as comedians. Many members of my class connected themselves with the Y.M.C.A. After Mr. Fesperman retired, Bill Bullock became the new general secretary, and Francis Melton, assisted by Wayne Robinson was physical di- rector for boys. Chief librarian was Mildred Sherrill, and her assistants were Helen Sloop, Mary Deese, and Mary Ella Cauble. Geraldine Hart became general secretary of women's activities and girls' physical directors were Shirley Stevens and Sonja Youngs. Two autographed books were presented to the Y.M.C.A. in honor of the class of '5l. One was a book of poems by Doris Allen, the other a book by the well- known author, Betty Cloninger. The Daily Independent had as circulation manager, Max Collins while Billy Hardin and Harold Moose were linotype operators. The paper carried a column by Ramona Self, news correspondent in Europe. Seeing that the present facilities for child care of working mothers was inadequate, Ruth Burton presented Mr. Cannon with the facts, and the Cannon Child Wel- fare Center had its beginning. Serving in various capaci- ties of this nursery were Jean Watts, Carol Edwards, Thelma Roseman, Betty Sloop, and Frances Vinson. A large dance school in Atlanta, Georgia, was con- ducted by Sharon Owings and Margaret Newell who specialized in modern dance. Colleen Lentz taught ballet there and Barbara Rogers was an expert teacher of ballroom dancing. Helping to stamp out poverty and ignorance in Europe were Doris Hardister, Zelia Sides, Mary Mc- Whorter, and Helen Brooks as missionaries. Among my classmates who chose social work were: Hilda Pennington, Girl Scout leader, Graydene Ross, Juvenile Court workerg and Lou Jean Pethel, helping with child welfare. Taking the place of the old time truant officer, by keeping children in school. were Betty Campbell and Martha Carter. Supervising a large public playground for children were Lilla Walters, Mary Simmons, and Loretta Vaughn. In a children's clinic I saw Doris McCarn, Eula Mae Wyatt, and Carol VViles giving free medical care. On the outskirts of Kannapolis a large greenhouse was owned by Mildred Wyatt and Evelyn Adcock. Sell- ing their flowers in a florist shop were Arma Wiles, Evelyn Rogers, and Wanda Loftis. I also saw my senior teachers before I awoke from the coma. I was glad to have seen them and my class- mates again even if it were in a coma. I am feeling much better now, and hope to be back on my toes soon. 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Thin row: Kathryn Bailes, Phyllis gmith, Bill Bullock. Fourth row: Miss Slate, Mrs Bostian, Mr. McCarn. Congratulations to the Seniors of the CLASS OF '51 BELICS DEPT. STCDRE AND BELICS BARGAIN N: U U E L A l H P l.. A N E shiiff, 's'1f2lf5O'.Xu1:fif1l7a5l!c0cf1fieSf22,ZESSZL EYES loif1fZoIEdf1l2Xffnlq31l7hiwi'rQ'lfl E L U E Adviserg Darwin McCombs, Tommy Seabolt. -I ' ' iiwssi-Ei 1- Q. -1 .i X - f1hh WE, . ff - 39 X, if I W U t 1 9, W i 4 f 55 vw? . ,N x -1, Y , an , .1 vp ff it Q? Wk z i YQ 5 K A 5 2 5 S ,K i H f W 3 v .V ' UUILL ANU SEHULL Mary Adams, Betty Collins, Ramona Self, Berry gsm Sloop, Miss Pcrrymun and Mrs. VVl1itmire, Advisers. -., NATIUNAL I-IUNUB SUEIETY Linny Baker, John Blount, Zeb Braclforcl, Betty Collins, 'lean Kay Dayvault, Ianice Earle Dennis, Charles Efird, Doris Huneycutt, Ramona Self, Nancy Shepherd, Janice Wood, Miss Bounds and Miss Gray, Advisers. Page Thirty-eight 9 v 06m C9059 Left to right: Mikie Koontz, lerry Daye, Buck Cook, Danny Cray, Miss McArver, Adviser, Betty Collins, lane Shelton, Cypsy Kennerly, Margaret Dial. Center top row: Zeb Bradford, President, Cene McCombs, V ice-President. Center bottom row: Linny Baker, Secretary, Walker lung, Treasurer. 5 T U U E N 'r C U U N E I L 5 E Ei S I U N Bit 9,6349 is , gf? H I U 5 First row: Nancy Viola, Nancy Powell, Phyllis Lomax, jerry Sides, Shirley Donahue, Charles Marlowe, junior Jolly, Bobby Reynolds, June Curley, Janette Pennell, Joe Cavin. Second row: Max Dula, Blondie Holbrook, Doris Chandler, Bennie Baucom, Peggy Hall, Camilla Waller, Emily Clayton, Elaine Overcash, Harold Allen, Charles Smith. Third row: Miss McArver, Harold Deal, Carolyn Morris, Betty Ingram, Joan Wilson, Margaret Barnhardt, Ethel Rogers, Bette Rae Holshouser, George Viola, Jane Shelton, Selwyn White. Fourth row: Gene McCombs, Nancy Shelf, Betty Sloop, Isabel Holbrook, Hilda Maulden, Connie Lumsden, Shelia Sasser, Carolyn Bost, Barbara Brooks, Howard Duffell. Fifth row: Tommy Hartis, R. B. Barnhardt, Wendell Howard, Everette Lovett, Donald Upright, Dwight Crainshaw, Don Puntch, Rex Savage, Caleb Glass, Earl Lentz, Ray Jarvis, D. Cauble, Billy Strawn. Page Thirty-nine , L Left tables, front to lfmck: Betty Stafford, Doris Goble, Peggy Edmiston, Betty Rhyne, Jean Riggs, Norma Yoos, Frances Jenkins, Joyce Bauknight, Mildred Barlow, Doris Honeycutt, Mildred Sherrill, Eleanor Gulledge, Lorene Helms, Barbara Rogers, Jeri Murph, Nell Pope, Louella Richardson, Sara Childers, Gaynelle Osborne, Betty Jean Jackson, Vllanda Barlow. Right tables, hack to front: Rebecca Phillips, Virginia Allen, Joann VVhittington, Doris Bange, Joyce McQueen Johnson, Bonnie Shepherd, Ruby Eagle, Eva Mae Williaiiis, Katrina Gartner, Mary Ann Vickers, Judy Allen, Joyce Johnson, Emily Caraway, Jackie VVatson, Alice Allman, Nancy Goble, Jimmie Gardner, Shirley Jones, Nancy Knight, Thelma Sloop. Stuuciiug: Miss Vkleast, Adviser. 1 'I B ,HJ ,AIM H Y E' J L U H F H A First row: Mrs. Tucker, Adviser, Camellia Linker, Nancy Shelf, Helen Troulman, Nancy Shepherd, Ravenell Mitchell, Frances Gregory, Audrey Grass, Phyllis Beam. Second row: Laura Beam, Jackie Gabriel, Alice Overcash, Betty VVyke, Gail Bost, Nancy Powell, Shirley Hampton, June Curley, Jeweldean Howard, Sarah Chastain. Third row: Eva Mae VVilliams, Mary Ann Vickers, Sheila Sasser, Thelma Sloop, Faye Petrea, Betty Gloninger, Clatie McLean, Martha Jo Former, Barbara Poole. Fotarflz row: Carol Jean Suther, Peggy Hudson. Hilda Pennington, Betty Ingram, Betty Black, Carleen Rogers, Tommie Jo Clark, Barbara Carpenter, Margaret Peterson, Gail Gilliam. Page Forty First row: Annie Lou Cook, Bettv Buth Helms, Marv Lou Owings, VValterine Slawson, Betty Col- lins, Ramona Self, jovee Tucker, Sara Chastain. Priscilla Drolette, Valoree Shinn, Gail Linebarrier. Second row: Miss McLeod, Adviser, Nanev jo Safrit, Nanev Knight, Betty Cloninger, Sara Car- penter, Carol VViles, Willie Fave Mullis, Nell Pope, Marv MeVVhorter, .lerrv Sides. Third four: Don Michael, Marthelaine m'7illi2lIllS, Hilda Pennington, Ellen Vllilson, Barhara Lanih, Martha Matthews, llelen Brooks, Donald Anderson, Vivian Honeveutt. Frmrflz row: VVade Curran, Max Collins, hlarianne Sherrill, Blondie llolhrook, Betty Carpenter. Shirlev Phillips, Carol jean Suther, Phvllis Callieutt, -lo Ann Vklatson. Fifth row: Flovd Eeherd, Frances l Jenkins, Janie Kale, lNanette llavis, lris Dudlev. Margaret Randolph, C. VV. Barnhardt, Billie VValter. Buise Steen, Donald Black. Gene lXleComlvs. Sixth row: Charles Efird, VVavne Robinson, Trov llohv, lohn Blount, Darwin lXleCotnlxs, Buddv Shinn. Caleb Glass, -Iiinniv Kale, Creston Erwin, IQ H E M I 5 T H Y U H A M A T I E S First row: Mildred Bennett, Mattie Anne Starnes, Evelvn Carriss, Thelma Bosenian, Buhv Vkleddington, Sally Vvagner, Gail Lineharrier. Second V'Oll'Z ihliss Rogers, Adviser: lrene Roherts. -Ioanne Brooks, Norma Yoos, Doris Honeveutt, Carolvn Bost, Peggv Austin, Margaret Ellen Qeehler. Third row: Danny Grav, Zeb Bradford, Earl Lentn, Max Collins, laines VValler. litnrnv Coggins, Ralph Lewis. Fourth row: Bill XN'hite, Alpheus Ford, Bill Fuleher. i Page Forly r.i1e First row: Betty Cloninger, Sara Carpenter, Rebecca Phillips, Dolly Cruse, Alice Overcash, Sarah Moss, Mildred Miller, Eva Mae Willianis, Helen Bushing, Nancy Shepherd. Second row: Myrtle Gulledge, Pearl Earnhardt, Barbara Car- penter, Elsie Mae Cox, Norma Hardy, Martha Carter, Mary McVVhortcr, Phyllis Barringer, Lila Walters, Miss Brewer, Adviser. Third row: Doris Chandler, Sara jo Newsom, Frances hlcClamrock, Phyllis Smith, Janice Honeycutt, Betty VValdrop, Joann Shankle, Ollcna Price, jackie McCombs, B I B L E E L U B M U N I T U H 5 Bertie Mae Helms, Marlene Oakley. Fourilz mu june jarrett, Evelyn Taylor, Phyllis Biggs, Carrie Ewan, Faye Garver, Shirley Stevens, Ruth Adams. Priscilla Teague, Helen Troutman. Fifth row: Clatie McLean, Max Collins, Christine Donahue, Joyce Peterson, Peggy Beaver, Frances Jenkins. loyce Hinson, Betty Talberr, Edna Staneil, Eleanor Foil, Evelyn Adcock. Sixth. row: Tommy llartis, james Hill, Betty Carol Phillips, Shirley McNeil. Bill Bullock, Jimmy Rogers, Mildred Sherrill, Bar- bara Martin, Betty Ann Phillips. First row: Buth Burton, Bennie Baucom, Sylvia Dabbs, Gayle Lumsden, jean Kay Davvault, Alice Overcash, Buby VVeddington, jimmy Rogers, Norma Barnhardt, Carrie Ewan, Phyllis Smith, Charlesana Logan, Gail Phillips, Shirley Stevens. Second row: bliss Budisill, Adviser: Nlarthelaine VVilliams, jane Shelton, Betty Cloninger, Janice VVood, Geraldine Ilart, Betty Collins, Nancy Safrit, Phyllis Nlunday, Christine Teal, Carol Fox. Third row: Linnv Baker, Kenneth Argo, .lanice Kale, James Waller, Beverly Cobb, Caleb Glass, Zeb Bradford. Danny Gra , Nancy Shelf, Gene McCo1nbs. Fourtlz row: Don Puntch, john Bufty, Garv Tillman, Wallace Watkins, jimmy Coggins. Fifth row: jimmy Howell, Kenneth Childers, Charles Ehrd, Iohn Blount, VVade Curran, D. Cauble, Charles Ketner, Creston Erwin, Dale Mills. Page Forty-two First row: Geraldine Tarlton, Coleen Lcntv, o Ann VVhittinoton, Patsv Vllatson, Frances . 71 Gregorv, Bill Ballard, Pearl Earnhardt. -lean Carol Lindsav, Helen Laeev, Nancv Powell. Seemnl row: Emily Caraway, Phyllis Messer, Suzanne Hinson, Sharon Owings, Phvllis Safrit, Max Collins, Darlene Herman. Priscilla Drolette, Carrie Mae Ewan, Pat Safrit. Third row: Donald Curley, Marie Mullis, Rebecca Phillips, Nanev Matthews, Alillicent Rosenberg, jimmy Rogers, Charlesana Logan, Barhara Callicutt, Nell Pope. Fourth row: lames Hill, Gail Phillips. Miss Harrell, Adviser: Henrv Tucker. First row: Levander Adcock, Gloria Gilliam, Frances Grerorv, Pearl Earnhardt, Carrie Nlae Ewan, Camellia Linker, Helen Lacey, Hilda Pen- nington, Jackie Gahriel, Eva Mae Vllilliams, June Lame Mcdlin. Second row: Mr. Ellis, Adviser: Ann Barlow, Darlene Herman, Phvllis Safrit, Margaret Harrington, Ellen VVilson, Shirley VVilhelm, Joanne VVintcrs, Miss Harrell, Adviser. Third row: Hilda Maulclin, Phvllis Finger, Ollena Price, Hazel O'Kclley, Imogene Brown, Betty Ingram, Alartha A H T II L U H E A M E H A E L U B Lou Adams, Lovella Pxicharclson, Nell Pope. Foiirilz row: Elhert Thomas, Ierrv Dave, Billie Max Thomason, Bcttv VVoodard, Pave Freeze, Hazel VVilliams, Velma Vlloodard, Margaret Randolph, Shirley Ervin, Carlenc Rogers. Fifth row: Don Michael, james Overcash, Henrv Tucker, Keith Austin, jimmv Howell, Tommy Riggs, Sonnv Cohh. Sixth row: Pxav Petrea, Marvin Lovett, Donald Gurlcv. Page Forty-three First row: Pat Colley. Second row: Reid Fincher, jerry Strickland, Mack Freeze, joe Glass, Glenn Litaker, Sally Vllagner, Marthelaine VVilliams, Billy Max Thompson, Barbara Rogers, -lean Kay Dav- vault, Barbara Keever, Dannv Argo, Carolyn Bost, Phyllis Finger, Margaret Dial, Hilda Maulden, Phyllis Lomax, Peggy Robinette, Don Michael, loe Dowless, Robert Grihble, Jimmy Coggins, Dale Mills. Third row: Kenneth Dial, Joyce Sloop, Gayle Lumsden, Connie Lumsden, lean Barlow, Raehel Thomas, Junior lolley, Shirley Helms, Phyllis Lef levers, Vivian Morris, Doniee Pharr, Barbara Me- Comhs, Shirlev Ualdev, Carolyn Baker, Diane Gor- nelius, Gail Goodman, Ioan Pethel, Gypsy Kennerly, Carol llipps, Ioan Vllinters, Billie MeComhs. Fourth row: Rav Petrea, Fred Haye, Donald Anderson, Paul Tuggle, Keith Helms, Selwyn Vllhite, Kenneth Correll, Lowell Daniels, johnny Bowers, Rex Savage, Phil Tesh, Frankie Black, jerry Sides, Jackie Taylor, Peggy lXleDowell, Evelyn Simpson, Ann Funderburke, Valorie Shinn. Fifth row: Rav Petrea, jerry Nelson, Gene BIeCombs, Maxie Beaver, Max Dula, Hugh Freeze, Sonny Shelf, Ben Donald- son, VVallaee VVatkins, jimmy lchard, E. B. Morgan. jr., Richard VVatkins, Billy Ray Hardin, Ann Bar- low. Sixth row: Kenneth Nall, Robert Hinson, Kenneth Stokes, Elmo Hoffman, Pete Athanalius, jimmy Griffeth, Donald Ashby, Donald Blaelc. james Hill, Bobby Quay, Phil Settlemever. B A N U U H E H E S T H A First row: Gwen Peeler, Lloyd hloon, Arlene Harris, Doreev Baxter, 'loan Thomas, Janie Kale, Betty Phillips, Gayle Lumsden, Connie Lumsden. Second row: jerry Myers, Evelyn Honeyeutt, Kay Savage, Darlene Herman, Shirley Emerson, Kenneth Correll, Doniee Pharr, Selwyn Vllhite, Vivian Morris, Rachel Thomas, Valorie Shinn, Sharon Ownings, Sally Vllagner. Third row: Nancy Barger, Phyllis Barringer, Martha Barnhardt. Gloria Crisco, Norma Rainey, lloyee Honeveutt, T. P. Leonard, Kenneth Tomlin, Johnny Bowers, Phil Tesh, Evelyn Simpson, Ann Funderhurk, VVallaee VVat- kins, Elmo Hoffman, jerry Sides, Frankie Black, Shirley Thomas, Betty Gloninger. Fourth row: Hugh Freeze, Rex Savage, Jerry Nelson. Standing: Joe Dowless, Billie hlax Thomason, Irene Fowler, Gail Goodman, Hilda Maulclen, Lowell Daniels, lean Kay Dayvault, Mr. Misenheimer. First row: Selwyn Vllllitc, lcrrv Siclcs. Elmo llulfnuin, Kcnnctlm L'm'r0ll, I'l'-lI1lxlL' liluclx. lliilc Mills. Secoml row: .loc Tlmmns, -lulmnv llmvcrs, Pllil 'l'QNl1. lmwll llunicls, -lcrrv NL-him, RUN Salvage, Sully VVZIQIICT, Guvlc Lumsclcn. Tlziril row: llillic- Klux il4l1Ull1llNl7l1. llilnlzi Nlxiulclcn. ljlllllli ciflllll. 'Im' Iluwh-Ns. S W I N G S .l. E H S 'M V ' i i i zzqgiiigaiez -I - A i I L - K ll M I E QM! A . -J' U if-Nfl l 'L fWf 0 . r lug, l., MD I 'W 1. f- -- ' r I' f I N .J MLK: Aw H N I A , . . fx rv 'fl i , . U ' f .0 LJ ' - 4 5 b'lA'QE: v,t,V.,4f A I ,l-Off? f I M , ' I' lfirsi Vow: Shirlev VVutts, Gayle Lumsnlcn, Ylunicc Xlhml, Gurlinu Cwlimptmm, S.uIIv Xliugimur I H. Put Sulrit, Nuncv Sulrit, Janice harlc Dennis. lcun Riggs, Invcc Sluwsmm. VVailtcrim- Slnwsmm. ,197 Second row: Bafbam Ilunclinc, Pcggv lY:I'CL'll', 'Puts' Russell. Ilurlmm Pools, Doris llLll1L'YCllIf. Gloria Gilliam, Sllirlcy ATIIISIFUIXQ, Mmicmric FLIFIHCII VI4l1ClIllLl Slwup, llum' blunc Compton. Third raw: Eugene VVhittington, Dun Micllacl, lllllllllll Cmliptnn, lluclclv llzlmptmm. Runulcl BlklClil7ll1'II, llillv Lislx, Blll'lHll'll Cline. liourilz mum IJUl1lllkl lxlnsun, -lorry lxI'll'ISU'HllQ. lliilpli Lewis. Billy Aslmluv, lnglc Cfunk, IIUIIFV Nlclluwcll. .linnnv Crrggins, Pliilip lluimw. liiftli row: Zulu l3l'Llcll'urml, Earl Lcntf. llulwrt xXlillL'l1l1ULl5l'. Tl7IllI11X' Riggs. Fin! mum Sliirlcx Wlutts. fXrnrml1l Sliavcr, Srmnx' Crabb, Ralph llulxiiicttv, linlxluv llcvmilcls, P211 Wiliitluv, l'Cg'gx' ljl1'L'lL'. Svcmzil mir: lluclclx' llaiiiiptuii. llclniu Coins, llolvcrt llinsun. Sunni' Klum, Y IIIHIHV clllllpllfll. lmlmlux' Umrclxllxl. liramlxlm Slczup, Buvcl Ovurcusli, Llmrlcs VK limi. llzml mu . ,, ,.. , A- , -, . .. . . lzurl C lirlstv. Ulm llwguc, lnllllc U ultcr. lUl1llI1Y lJl'2lCliCl!S, lmlmldv Cnc, Pliilllp li2llI1l'Y, lbw Scutt. l'v1'1'clt l,u1'1'tt. llLllJL'I4I cvfllllll, I1'i'r1' llim-1. B U Y 5 U H U H U S U I H L S U H U H U 5 1, S 1 l S in-2 l7irsI mir: Iliiful Nlaitliis. .l111i1- Lane Xlccllin, Klitli Bmulas. l31'ttv llclms, ciCI'lllLlll'lC XY1mcl1'll, Xlurx' l,1lll Ouings. lftm Suu Boggs, l-.ulu Mac XVv11tl, Shirley xfvlll1ClIll, .lunv Gurlcv, Plivllis llcutlv. SL'L'UI1Ll l'U1I'2 Pliwllis llivvs, l.imii1' lnliics, Ullcnai Pi'ic1', Nuriim l3i'11liilv1'lu1'. Vllillcttu hh Goins. 'lllilllllkl Clmuluiiglil. ,limi Wilwn, iXlLlI'IllLl liortmw, lilsic Cux, junior Eclwiircls. Tlziril mir: lJLlI'lCI1U llziriiiim, Slllilllllk' llll15UI1, .l1lI1lL'L' XllIl1Cl2lV, Blll'l3liI'2l Sills, .Ivan Fl'limims. l711x'c l:I'L'ClL', Viviun Pups, lfnnrllz mir: llurtwll L1-1' Oslwriic, Lurcttzi Cruwc, Plwllis Tlimnpmn, l3z1rl71il'1l llill. Yzincv Knight, lluttx' llutli llclms. Sliirlnx' Stcvcns. S111-lin Szisscr, llilxgjz' lfnrlx' xix First row: Gypsy Kennerly, lNlarthelaine VVilliams. Janet Edwards, Betty Ingram, lNlartha hflatthews, Vllillie Sutton, Jerry Smith, Eva Mae Williatiis, June Lane Medlin, lris Dudley. Second row: Gary Holder, Nancy lllatthcws, Pat VVhitley, Joyce Slaw- son, Jean Kay Dayyault, Carol Ferguson, Paul Fisher, John Rulity, Jimmy Reayis, Miss lllclver, Adviser. Tlzirtl row: Patsy Powell, Kay Savage. First row: Annie Lou Cook, Gayle Lumsden, Evelyn Carriss, Alice Oyercash, Shirley Maness. Peggy Freeze, Eleanor Gulledge, Lorenc Helms, Doris llardister, Thelma Roseinan, Ruth Roseman. Arma Vlliles. Cail Linebarrier, Nancy Viola. Second row: Janice Vllood, Ruby Vllecldington, Gloria How- ard. llazel Daney, Blondie Holbrook, Betty Whal- drop, Joann Shankle, Geraldine Wloodell, Priscilla Teague, Jim Mann, Ray Petrea, bliss Poag, Adviser. Third row: Creston Erwin, Kenneth Argo, Betty Cloninger, Linny Baker, Phyllis Barringer, Jackie lXlcCombs, Carol Fox, lXlary hlcVVhorter, Jeroline Vllatts, Margaret Ellen Seehlcr, Theresa Ensley, Thelma Deal, Joan Calliher, Carol Phillips, Janice Earle Dennis, Betty Carpenter, Jo Ann Watson, Joe Dowless. Fourth row: Janie Kale, Etta Sue Boggs, Carol Jean Suther, Barbara Cline, Edna Staneil, Mattie Lou Staneil, Phil Tesh, Selwyn Vllhite, Jackie Taylor. Fifth row: Guy Freeze, Kene neth Stokes, Benny VVright, Jerry Daye, VVallaee VVatkins, Joe Class, Clinton lXlisenheimer. .1 A rw I N '1 .J ..1 I B 5 P A N I S H C L U B Jerry Hollar, Jerry Strickland. Fourth row: Jerry Armstrong, Connie Lumsden, Lee Fink, Christine Teal, Phyllis Nunday, Carol VVilcs, Mary Ann Vickers, Frances Jenkins, Nancy Jo Safrit, Phyllis Safrit, Gwen Pecler, Zeb Bradford, Charles Earley, Danny Gray. Fifth row: Don Michael, Kermit Goble, Jean Riggs, Martha Glosson, Johnnie Richa ardson, Gail Phillips, Francis lXlelton, Boyd Van- derburg, Vllayne Robinson, Janice lllunday, Lanier McCarty, Donald Black, Charles Castor. Sixth row: Crady Price, Johnny Nussman, Darwin lN'lcCombs, Joe Thomas, John Blount, James Brown, Jimmy Coggins, Robert Gribble, James Vvaller, Kenneth Correll. First row: Put McMuncss, Patsy Russcll. Mildrcd Bcnnctt. Sccmiii rout Don Pllllffil IVILIX Collins. liugcnc VVl1ittingtnn, Jimmy Rogcrs. E H E E H L E A U E R 5 M U N U I3 H A M E L U H First rouw i-Xlton NVclln111n, Bill Bullrmclx, Bobby lluliun, Howard Holloway. R. E lL1r11hu1'dt, Lcc Fink. Sccoiici row: Coach VVcunt, Jerry I iollur, Clmrlcs Lvinlcy, Buddy llampton, Kenneth Argo. Bill Robincttc, Couch Gucigcr. Ti1i1'Li row: Bcnny W1'ighl Zulu Bl'LICii'OI'Li, Floyd Eclwrd, Troy Uoby, Jimmy Coolw. Bill Bennett. Vugv iirirfa Gigli! Kneeling: Norma Hardy. Dorothy Medlin. Standing: Betty jean jackson, Barbara Beam, Phyllis Spry, Doris Sloop, Margaret Harrington, Ruth Eanes, jimmie Gardner, Laura Beam, Maxine Petrea, Dannette Argo, Barbara Poole, Mrs. Phillips, Conch E I H L 5 B A 5 H E T B A L L B U Y S B A 5 H E T B A L L Kneeling: lloward Holloway. Linny Baker, Zeb Bradford, jerry llollar, Floyd Eeherd, Bex Savage, Earl Lentz. Stamiing: Coach Cudger, joe Lambert, Bill Bullock, Eugene Benton, Carl Morton, jimmy Cooke, Bill Pmobinette, johnny Bowers, jimmy Belk. Page Forty-nine FU UTBALL TEAM First row: Kenneth Argo. Secoml row: Benny W1'igl1t, Roh Julian, C0-Captniilg -linnny Kale, Troy Dohy, Clark Drake, Buzzy Yarborough, Charles Ehrcl, jimmy Cook. Tlzird row: llarlon Phillips, Robert Vlficlenhouse. Bill Rohinette, Alton VVe1lman, .Ierry Arinstrong, Bill Bennett, Lee Fink, Co-Cczptning jerry Russell, Frenchie Davis. Fmfrrlz row: Donald Robinson, Carl Morton, VVayne Biles, Grimsley Seamon, Nlax Chandler, Gary Sherrill, Bill Funnlerhurk, Donald Ritchie, llarold Huclspeth, Nlax McKinney, R. R. Barnharclt. Fifth row: Tommy Riggs, .lerry Days, Eugene Benhelcl. Linny Baker, Caleb Glass, Billy lX'1cVVhorter, Billy Strawn. 1908 1951 F. L. SMITH DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store WE XWPRECIXXTE YOUR PATRQNAGE Phones 9-39-49 One of North CaroIino's Best Drug Stores I 5, Fiftv t lar H J0f3 LAST WILL ANU TESTAME T ARTICLE I We, the Senior Class of '51, have worked our way up the steep and nar- row path which leads to graduation. The time at last has come. Before we happily, yet regretfully, go our separate wacys, we do make this our last will an testament, bequeathing our pose sessions to the rightful heirs. ARTICLE II To dear old K.H.S. we leave loyalty and respect. ARTICLE III To our principal and the teachers of K.H.S. we wish to express our genuine appreciation and humble thankfulness for their invaluable aid and unselfish assistance in our many problems. ARTICLE IV To the oncoming seniors, our beloved iuniors, we leave the few privileges we have enioyed as seniors. To the sophomores and lowly freshmen we leave our ability to keep up the school spirit and to become seniors. ARTICLE V I, Annie Sue Adams, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from high school and my good times to my sister, Maggie, who will be a rising freshman next year. BILLY FULCHER Class Lawyer I, Mary Adams, do hereby and bequeath to my younger sister, Mag- gie, a rising freshman, my place on the Business Staff of the CANNON REPORT, and I leave her all my good teachers, all the bad ones, I iust leave. To jack Tilley, I leave my ability to graduate. l, Evelyn Adcock, being supposedly sound in body and mind, do hereby will and bequeath my position at thc north-tower radiator on cold mornings and my beloved nickname to Eleanor Gulledge. I, Doris Allen, do hereby will and bequeath Iny nickname, Boney, to my brother, Harold, as I am sure you could find his bones better than mine. I, Judy Allen, do hereby will and bequeath Iny ability to get out of high school to my brother, Warren. To Emily Caraway, I leave my typing ability, 25 words a minute, and my love for Fords. I, Doris Bange, do hereby will and bequeath Inv good times at Cannon High to Betty Helms and Vir- ginia Allen and my front seat in assembly to Irene Roberts. I, Evelyn Baker, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from high school in four years to TED SOLOIAHOITS CLEHHERS Just Good Cleaning North Main St. Phone 898 Nothing is Permanent in Fashion but Good Taste Page Fifty-two LAST WILL ANU TESTAMENT my cousin, Gene Creswell, a rising sophomore. All my wishes for a free activity period and my love for the school store, I leave to everybody, knowing they will have them anyway. I, Ray Barbee, do hereby will and bequeath all of my good times at Cannon High to Joyce Sloop. I, Peggy Barlow, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High School to my sister, Mild- red, and my cousin, Pattyg to Evelyn Honeycutt, I leave my front seat in assembly. I, Norma Barnhardt, hereby will and bequeath to Jean Kay Dayvault and Phil Tesh my ability to pester Smilie Somers and trip teachers passing my monitor post, knowing they have already acquired this skill. I, Charles Bass, will my good times to R. B. Barn- hardt and my ability to finish to Janice Honeycutt and Betty Waldrop. I, Bennie Baucom, do hereby will and bequeath rnv ability to run for the bus every morning to Lutecia Talbert, and to Joyce Dendy, I will my monitor post and all my good times at Cannon High. I, Joyce Bauknight, do hereby will and bequeath my position as library assistant to Helen Bushing, who is a rising senior. I, Barbara Beam, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the Varsity Basketball Team to Doris Sloop, hoping she will get to play more than I did. To R. B. Bamhardt and Bill Ballard, two rising seniors, I will my good times at Cannon High. I, Mildred Bennett, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish school to my brother, Billy, and my good times to Buise Steen, Virginia Allen, and Betty Helms and to Jackie Gabriel, I will' my position on the cheerleading staff. I, Donald Blanton, hereby will and bequeath to my brother, Harry, and to Roger Lingerfelt my ability to graduate in only four years, fearing they will never make it. ' I, John Blount, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Mrs. Alexander's home room to any iunior whose name begins with the first four letters of the alphabet. l, Lorene Bonds, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years to my brother, Boyce. To Camilla Waller and June Miller, who are rising sophomores, I will all my good times. I, Bobby Bowles, hereby will and bequeath my ability to get back in school everytime I've been ex- pelled to Howard Hollaway and Johnny Bowers. L U E H A T L A T I U To The Graduates of '51 , 94 JEWEL SHQPPE .Q , 100 SOUTH MAIN STREET KAN? IAPOLIS. NORTH CAROLINI KAN NAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA Your Headquarters for Finer Gifts Page Fifty-three Congratulations to the Class of '5l Kannapolis Well Drilling Contractors Well Pumps and Supplies Wells Drilled ZW to 24 Ditching I2 to 18 Width to 42 Depth Royal Oaks Phone 130-L lllY'S CITIES SERVICE Cities Service Products Fuel Oil and Kerosene Delivery For Prompt Service Phone 554-L C Cannon Blvd. Kannapolis, N. C. LAST WILL l-IND TESTAMENT I, Zeb Bradford, do hereby will and bequeath my breathing ability, such as it is, to any poor soul whom Wildwoman Rogers has lured into her dramatics class. I, Betty Brawley, do hereby will and bequeath my position as office page to anyone who is lucky enough to get it fourth period when there isn't anything to do, except answer the telephone. To my sister, Doris, I will my ability to come to school for four years, with- out missing a single day. I, Joanne Brooks, hereby will and bequeath my ability to stay in high school only four years to my cousins, Janice and Frances. To my brother, Sac, I simply leave. I, L. Brooks, being of sound mind CFD and body, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in detention hall to my brother, Guy, knowing he will take full ad- vantage of it. I, James Brown, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to become a senior and my seat in senior English to Kenneth Price. I, Winfred Bryant, hereby will my motor bike parking place to Tommy Hatcock Seabolt, hoping that he likes it as well as I did. Page F ifty-four I, Bill Bullock, do hereby will and bequeath my basketball playing to Bill Robinette and four years in Cannon High to my brother, David. I, Ruth Burton, being as sound in mind as in body, do hereby will and bequeath my luck to have Monitor Hall Duty fourth period and lunch fifth period to my cousin, Clark Drake, hoping he can get by with eating both fourth period and fifth period, better than I. I, Barbara Callicutt, hereby will and bequeath my ability to settle down and go steady my senior year in high school to Phyllis Canup and Anne Carter. I, Charles Castor, do hereby will my position on the football team to anyone who can keep in practice better than I did. I, Elnita Ammons Casper, do hereby will and be- queath my ability to sit out front every morning for a half hour to Betty Phillips, a rising iunior, if she can sit there as regularly as I did. To my brother, Davis, a rising freshman, I will my ability to graduate in four years, hoping he can do it. I, Betty Cameron, will and bequeath all my good times at K.H.S. to my sister, Wanda, and my nutty personality to Janice, Betty, June, Evelyn, and Valeria. Home Phone 780 Shop 764 R. M. EFIRD CONTRACTOR-REAL ESTATE BUILDING SUPPLIES Complete Home Building Supplies 502 Central Drive jackson Park Phone 780-764 PATTEIISIIII GRIIGERY MEAT5, GROCERIES AND FROZEN FOODS Phone 500 H03 S. Main St. C. C. Ulagner Grocery I08 Upper Enochville Road GROCERIES, FRUITS, VEGETABLES Free Delivery Phone 677-R CABLES, Inc. WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET THE BEST West First St. Phone 616 .Mal .flhifr Company OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service N. Main St. Phone 293 KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA LAST WILL ANU TESTAMENT I, Betty Campbell Cochran, hereby will and be- queath my good times at K.H.S. to Shirley Armstrong and my ability to graduate to my brother, jimmy Campbell, knowing that he will need it. I, Barbara Carpenter, do hereby will and bequeath my love for dramatics and Miss Rogers to Donald Anderson. I hope he has as much fun as I did and still learn as much. I, Sara Carpenter, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at dear ole Cannon High to my sister, Betty, a rising senior, to Phyllis Beam, I leave my short hair, knowing how much she likes it, and hope that her neck doesn't get as cold as mine. To all the rest, teachers included, I iust leave. I, Martha Carter, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to become a senior and my love for Cannon High to my brother, Harry Lee. I, Mary Ella Cauble, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years to my sister, Betty Lou, and brother, Rufus, knowing they will need it. My love, I leave to Ann Fesperman, a rising junior. I, Ioe Cavin, hereby will and bequeath my ability to draw to my brother, Jerry, knowing he is better than I. I, Sarah Chastain, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to do all of Ieweldean's dirty work to Rowena Chastain. To Joyce Slawson, I leave my ability to go with Charles as long as I did junior, and not argue as much as we did. I, jimmy Coggins, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times to all underclassmen, who can have as much fun in all four years as I have. I leave my position in the senior class to Wallace Watkins, and to dear ole Cannon High, I leave my goodbyes. I, Betty Collins, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post in front of room 305, to my cousin, Gloria Gilliam. To my other cousins, Gail Collins, Betty Reese, and Carey Gilliam, I leave all my good times. I, Max Collins, do hereby will and bequeath my position as cheerleader to anybody lucky enough to get it whose mouth is as big as mine. I, Gurline Compton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get to school just before the last bell rings, to my sister, Bette june, and my good times to our ole gang. I, Annie Lou Cook, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make the Honor Roll and yet have a good time in high school to my brother, Ingle. To Polly Chambers, Jean Kay Dayvault, and Guy Towell, I will my ability to stay single while in school. Page Fifty-five THE DAILY INDEPENDENT Complete Coverage of National, State and Local News, and the Best Features and Comics- Phone l0I0 Kannapolis, N. C. HILL'S CLOTHING STORE Fashion Center COI'lCOI'd Kannapolis HANEY 8 HIILIEIHUUH Things to Weor For Men Who Core S. Main St. Kannapolis, N. C. mILLER-JONES SHOES FOR THE FAMILY 135 South Main St. Phone 937 Congratulations, Closs of 'SII BELL MUSIC EUIVIPANY MUSIC AND STATIONERY Main Street Phone 202 Page Fifty-six Lf-KET WILL AND TESTAIVIENT I, Frank Coon, do hereby will and bequeath mv ability to stay in Cannon High for four years, to any- one who is unlucky enough to get it. I, Kenneth Correll, do hereby will and bequeath mv seat in Swingsters to Frankie Black and my goo:l times at Cannon High to Phil Tesh and Ioe Dowless. I, Wade Curran, being of sound mind and shiftless body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass Latin, by blood, sweat, and tears, to any freshman stupid enough to take it. To Mrs. Alexander, after three years, I just leave. I, Lowell Daniels, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be a senior to anyone who is lucky enough to obtain this great honor, and my place in the band to anyone that wants it. I, Floyd Davis, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times here to Jennie May Jacobs, a rising sopho- more. I, Frenchie Davis, do hereby will and bequeath my seat on the bench in football to someone who can play more than I did. I, Nanette Davis, being of sound mind and a very sound body, do hereby will and bequeath all of my love for dear ole Cannon High to my cousin, Vivian Morris, and Nancy Payne, to Leah Rae Barker and Nancy jo Fisher, I iust leave, hoping they will be able to, also. I, Ralph Deal, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in D. O. to Buise Steen, hoping he gets a job some day, and my parking place in the horseshoe, to anyone lucky enough to get it if it ever opens again. I, Mary Deese, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to my sister, Peggy, and to Nadine and Peggy Clement. I, James Donahue, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years to my two sisters. I, jimmy Donahue, do hereby will and bequeath to Howard Holloway, johnny Bowers, and Mason Parks, the remaining members of the hot rodn gang, my ability to have so many females chasing me that I had to have nine able bodyguards. 'CThe Sanitary Ninell I, Howard Duffell, do hereby will my ability to pass English to my cousin, Raymond Vaughn. I, Priscilla Drolette, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to Phil Rainey and my seat in assembly to Pat Russell. I, Ruby Eagle, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to I-'mish high school to my brother, Harold Cas he will need itj, and all of my good times to Barbara Creech, Bobbie Clayton, and Shirley McNeil. SANITARY CAFE MEALS-SANDWICHES Complete Fountain Service C West Avenue Phone 255 KANNAPOLIS DRUG CO. Original Cut-Rate Drug Store N EVER UNDERSOLD Phone 97-98 LAST WILL ANL TESTAMENT I, Floyd Echerd, do hereby will my ability to go through high school and to get nothing out of any- thing to anyone who wishes it. I, Peggy Ann Edmiston, will and bequeath my ability not to keep my dates waiting to Lloyd Copley and to date three different boys from Salisbury at once without getting mixed up to Charline Rary. I, Carol Edwards, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to Barbara Ann Fox and my ability to get and hold a man to Betty Helms. To Virginia Allen, my friend, I leave the privilege of being in Miss Gray's English Class. I, Carrie Ewan Cbeing out of my mindj, do hereby will and bequeath to Phyl Smith, my new monitor band, knowing the names on hers need changing. I, Lee Fink, do hereby will and bequeath CID my ability to play football to Ken Argo and Bill Bennett and CZD my ability to graduate to Charles Fink, know- ing that he will need it. I, Alpheus Ford, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to slide down the banisters in the north tower to my brother, Billy, hoping he will not tear his pants. I, Billy Fulcher, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to eat everyday in the cafeteria for four years without developing Cedecoskcedeotis to Ronald Mil- ler. To Clarence Hampton, I leave the girls. I, Phyllis Freeland, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times with our gang to Nancy Lentz and Phyllis Canup. I, Mary Fowler, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass algebra to my sister, Maxine, knowing she will need it. I, Jimmie Gardner, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at K.H.S., especially with Dot, Frances and Spry, to all the underclassmen and hope they have as much fun as we have had. My love for basketball, I leave to those girls who are fortunate enough to make the team. I, Evelyn Garriss, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get ready to come to school on time to jane Shelton. To my sister, Beverly, who is a rising fresh! man, I leave all my senior privileges CPD. I, Martha Glosson, do hereby will and bequeath my job at the Y to Phyllis Canup. To her, I will my ability to wear an Albemarle High School class ring, hoping she doesn't have to wear as much tape around it as I did. To Nancy Lentz, I will my one Page Fifty-seven MODERN FLOOR COVERING COMPANY Phone 697 2l0 Oak Street Konnopolis laftqh, Nome Shoes of Beauty Telephone 2-5142 Concord, N. C. 7 North Union Street IIELMS BARBER SIIUP A HAIR CUT TO SUIT EVERY HEAD Oak Street Kannapolis LUDWIGS STUDIO Efird's Dept. Store Konnopolis, N. C. You Will Like Our Work Hardiman's, Inc. FINE FURNITURE Frigidaire-Maytag Appliances Phone 906 Page Fifty-eight LAST WILL AND TEST!-IMENT desire that was never fulfilled, to get my driver's license! I, Kermit Goble, will and bequeath my ability to type and finish high school to my sister, Elaine. I, Colleen Goforth, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in Cannon High to my sister, Elaine, a rising freshman, and to Evelyn Martin, my ability to date Concord boys and to Sonny Cody, my ability to graduate in four years. I, Willette Goins, hereby will and bequeath my good times at K.H.S. to my nephew, Quentin Martin, and my ability to graduate in four years to my brother, Delma Goins. I, Gladys Grass, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in Cannon High to my sister, Audrey Grass. I hope she has as many as I have. I, Helen Grass, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Miss I-Iarrell's Art Class to Bobby Foul and my seat in Miss Gray's home room to my brother, Morris. I, Danny Gray, do will and bequeath my good times in high school to my cousin, Josephine Edwards, who is a rising sophomore, and to my brother, Earl, my monitor post in front of the library. I, Robert Gribble, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in banking to Giggles Hilda Mauldin. I, Daphne Grimes, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my only sister, Gwen, and to Shirley Price and Martha White, I will all the fun I have had at Cannon High. I, Donald Curley, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to Harvey Tucker and my temper to James Hill. I, Peggy Hall, do hereby will and bequeath to Phyllis Canup, my hips, knowing she needs a Few more pounds and also my love for Carolina, be- cause I know she has interest there. I, Bill Hardin, just leave for the sake of everyone. I, Doris I-Iardister, being about as sound in mind as in body, do hereby will and bequeath to my brother, john, the ability to finish high school next year and to Hartsell Lee Osborne, a rising iunior, I will my good times at Cannon High. I, Arlene King Harris, do hereby will and bequeath my many good times at Cannon High, to Sarah King, my sister, and to Peggy Austin my ability to get mar- ried. I, Geraldine Hart, being of sane mind CPD and sound body, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to Melvena Bonds, hoping that she will make better use of it than I did. I will my dignity as a senior to Doris Lunsford, knowing what a task it will be. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Tommy Hartis, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with all of my teachers to jimmy Reavis and all of my good times in high school to Hugh Freeze. I, Bertie Mae Helms, hereby will my love for Buicks to Doris Gibson, knowing she likes them as well as I. My good times, I leave to Arnold Greene. I, Donald Hinson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish school in thirteen years to Luke. I, Joyce Hinson, do hereby will and bequeath to Betty Talbert my ability to get a diamond ring while still in school. I, Delano Hobbs, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to Donald Marlowe. I, Jerry Hollar, do hereby will and bequeath mv fond and cherished memories of these years to my younger brother, Kenneth. To anyone that likes to sit, I leave my position on the basketball team. I, Doris Huneycutt, wishing I had a mind, bequeath to my little brother, Hugh Freeze, the privilege to bequeath something to somebody else when he gets to be a senior, and to my friend, Ianice Earl Dennis, I give my front seat in Miss Gray's class and my ability to work harder my senior year than any other. I, Bill Howard, will my ability to talk and get away with it to Billy Robinette. I, Ieweldean Howard, do hereby will and bequeath my daring to drive any kind of car with a gang of girls and have fun, to any girl with the nerve! And to any girl with the ambition to be a secretary, I leave all the luck which they will need for shorthand! I, Luther Huffman, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with girls to my brother, Kenneth Huffman, and my ability to work at the Dixie Home Stores to Kenneth Stokes, knowing he wants to. I, Betty jackson, do hereby will and bequeath my love for basketball and also my position as manager of the girls' basketball team to Shelia Sasser, who is a rising junior. I, Frances jenkins, do hereby will and bequeath to Mildred Belcher, a rising sophomore Cwe hopeD, my ability to eat in the school cafeteria for four years and not break any milk bottles. I, Joyce Johnson, do hereby will and bequeath my place at the lunch counter at Mann's to Phyllis Bent- ley, Faye Lipe, Nancy Payne and june Gurleyg and to Emi y Caraway and Ray Murphy, I leave my love for class rings. I, Bobby julian, do hereby will and bequeath my false teeth to Benny Wright, knowing that he will probably need them sooner or later. Q.. Congratulations Class of '51 if 0 ' 9 sranrul SNR Kannapolis, N. C. Congratulations To The Class of 'SI from MYER'S BOOTERY IN STEP WITH STYLE Headqimrters for Cobbler Shoes and MISS DEB'S Fashions Designed With You in Mind JUNIORS AND MISSES Page Fifty-nine INDEPENDENT IIUNL IIUMPNNY COAL-WOOD-KEROSENE AND FUEL OIL 1504 S. Main St. Phone 599 W. H. Triece, Owner Kannapolis, N. C. ,.ruluny.,, IOPOINT SELECT l71..,1r .VDFALERQ Sales and Service E. E. NlllliNIll Mlllllll Ell. Cannon Blvd. Phone 195 Buy Al' ATOMIC OIL CO. 'll04 S. Main Phone 391 Kannapolis, N. C. Kerosene and Fuel Oil Delivered to Your Door Beasley-Gross Chevrolet Company Oak Street Kannapolis CRITZ-TAYLOR Plumbing and Heating Contractors Plumbing and Heating Supplies Phone 300 2'l2 Oak St. Kannapolis, N. C. Page Sixty Ll-IST WILL AND TESTAIVIENT I, Janie Kale, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor position to anyone who thinks he can keep students from using the fire escape as an exit. I, Jimmy Kale, do hereby will and bequeath my football position to Donald Ritchie, who almost beat me out of it this year, and to Harold Hudspeth and Cary Sherrill, I leave all my times, good and bad. I, Verona Belle Kearney, do hereby will and be- queath my love for dear ole Cannon High and Mr. lVIcCarn to Tommy Brackens. To 4'lVIickey Rollings, I leave my ability to go steady and stay single. For C. W. Barnhardt, I especially leave my senior seat in assembly. I, Maxine Kerley Broadway, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at K.H.S. to my brother, Ray, and to Janice Stafford, I leave my love for black- headed boys COtis and Delanol. To Charles King I leave my ability to get along with a certain blonde, knowing he has desire of itl I, Ann Keziah, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to Annie Armstrong and Mari- anne Sherrill, and my monitor post to Eddie Durham, hoping he sutIers as much as I have. I, Bobby Kiser, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from high school to my brother, Billy, and Don Compton. I will any of my good times to Betty Compton. I, Nancy Knight, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go steady two years without getting married to Phyllis Beam, to Etta Sue Boggs, my one little dimple, to jimmy Howell, my ability to get through high school in four years, and to Beverly Cobb, all my good times at K.H.S. I, Barbara Lamb, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath my ability to acquire such nicknames as Murock,l' Toothpick, and Lena the Hyena to anyone crazy enough to want them. I, jimmy Lentz, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in study hall to all the gang, and to Pauline Teal, a rising senior, I leave the ability not to get in the detention hall for four years. I, Barbara joan Lee, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to take shorthand two years without failing to Marie Mullis. I, Marshall james Cjimmyj Lee, hereby leave the shop to some poor fellow that thinks it's a racket. I, Colleen Lentz, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate in four years to Buise Steen and Phyllis Calicutt, knowing they will succeed. To Sandra Gordon, I leave my good times. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSF SECHLER'S GULF SERVICE Centerview Phone 833 WILES SANDWICH SHOP BEST IN FOODS Centerview SUNSHINE CLEANERS Centerview Phone 356-R CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS! Lee Kluttz Piano Co. Most Standard Makes, Styles and Finishes New and Rebuilt PIANOS WHOLESALE-RETAIL G. Lee Kluttz Centerview Gen. Mgr. Kannapolis, N. C. Chisholm's Grocery Co. Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats 6 Vegetables 708 East D Street Centerview Phone 701 Kannapolis, N. C. LI-IST WILL I-IND TESTAMENT I, Charles Lemly, do hereby will and bequeath mv ability of never taking any books home to Kenneth Argo, knowing how he has to take books home. My ability to pitch horseshoes I leave to Mason Parks. I, Gail Linebarrier, bequeath my undesirable short- ness to Mr. Big Ben Ellis. To Miss Rogers, I leave Shakespeare. I, Camellia CCamieD Linker, of sound mind CPD, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in banking and my love for Mrs. Martin 'to my cousin, Nancy Viola. I, Birma Little, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to learn shorthand and to iinish high school in four years to Margaret Scarborough, hoping she enjoys it half as much as I did. I, Wanda Loftis, do hereby will and bequeath mv ability to graduate in four years to my brother, Sonny, who is a rising iunior, my love for the Navy to Bobbv Helms, and to Helen Lacy, my favorite teacher, Mrs. Martin. I, Charlie Logan, in sound mind, I hope, Cast a spell on everyone who has stepped upon me on my monitor post. Since I have a freshman sister, here's hoping her high school days are full of happv events. To Anne Carter and Nancy Lentz, I leave my many boy friends, hoping they can take care of them as I have. I, Marvin Lovett, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to my brother, Everett, my seat in the cafeteria to any lucky person who can stay alive four years as I did. Last but not least, I leave my place as stage hand to anyone who likes to stay up and work all night. I, Connie Lumsden, do hereby will and bequeath my love for music and my good times at Cannon High to -lanice Brinkley, and I leave my cello to Shirley Thomas. I, Gayle Lumsden, do hereby will and bequeath my many good times to my cousin, Gene Walker. I leave my sympathy at having a boy friend in college to jean Kay Dayvault, and to Shirley Watts I leave my monitor post in the south tower, hoping that she has some Eskimo blood in her veins. I, Morene Lunsford, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years to my sister, Doris. To Carol Lou McLain, I leave my good times at K.I-I.S. I, Francis Melton, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Bible to Charles Steen and my good times to Buck Cooke. I, Bobby Menius, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at Cannon High to my sister, Atha. To Margaret Pethel, I leave my love. Page Sixty-one Congratulations, Class of 'Sl Phone 755-R Tar Heel Oil Company GAS AND OIL FOR LESS Cannon Blvd. CONGRATULATIONS, SEN IORSI EDDLEMAN'S GARAGE AUTO REPAIRS Phone 566-W Cannon Blvd. DO-NUT DINETTE Mrs. Howard Starnes, Mgr. Oak Street Kannapolis FOY HINSON RADIO SERVICES RADIO SERVICES Oak Street Kannapolis Midway Shoe Hospital Patronizing us is like making love to a widow U Can't Overdo it Page Sixty-two LAST WILL ANU TEETAMENT I, Mildred Miller, do hereby will, and hope that it is granted, that the Old Cannon High be sold and equally distributed among all those left since they will have a new building next year. My love for the school I will to Skip Fowler and June Miller. I, Dale Mills, do hereby will and bequeath my posi- tion as drum major to anyone who is stupid enough to take it and my ofhce of student leader of the band to Phil Tesh. I, Jeanette Morgan, do hereby will and bequeath my love for my teachers who have been very nice to me and my good times at Cannon High to junior Jolly, a rising sophomore. I will my seat in typing to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Sarah Moss, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in the senior class to my cousin, Phil Moss. To Carol Ferguson, a rising iunior, I leave my giggles, and to Gail Payne, a rising sophomore, I leave my good times at Cannon High. I. Billie -lo Mullis, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get through high school in four years, Without getting into trouble, to my brother, Parks, a rising sophomore, because I know he will need it. I, Phyllis Munday, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to have four wrecks in four weeks and not get hurt to Phyllis Canup and my good times at O. D. to Nancy Lentz. I, Jeri Murph, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years, without get- ting into trouble, to my cousin, Teddy, knowing he will need it and to Phyllis Williams and Steve Mitchell, all my good times. I, Lanier McCarty, do hereby will and beqeath my knowledge of Spanish to John Alec Troutman, seeing that he needs a little knowledge of this language. I, Frances McClamrock, being of sound mind CPD, do hereby will and bequeath my Wonderful senior year to Phyllis Smith. To Barbara Keever, Gerry Foil, and Kay Roberson I leave my deep devotion to Mrs. Martin, and to all students now and in time to come, my love for the very best of schools, Cannon High. I, Darwin McCombs, do hereby will and bequeath my love for science and arguments to Dale McCombs and my lack of cents, I leave to anyone crazy enough to go steady. I, Gene McCombs, do hereby will and bequeath my good times to Wallace Watkins. I leave my ability to sleep without detection during class to Donald Black. I, jackie McCombs, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at ll. W. Cannon High School to my brother, Dale, a rising sophomore, and my seat in the senior section to anyone capable of filling it. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Ray McKinney, do hereby will and bequeath all my many talents and my parking place in the drive- way of the horseshoe to Howard Holloway, Mason Shoulders Parks, and Johnny Bowers, hoping they don't get a ticket. My ability to finish high school in four years, I leave to my cousin, Max McKinney, knowing how much he'll need some ability. I, Lena McKinley, will my good times at the student government dances to my brother, jimmy, in hopes that he will enjoy them as much as I. I, Harold David Mooie, hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with teachers to Tommy Up- right, who seems to need it. I, Mary McWhorter, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my brother, Billy, and my cousin, Charles, to Louella Richardson, I leave my geometry book, hoping she understands it better than I. I, Gladys Nall, do hereby will and bequeath to Donald Pless my seat on the front row in first period study hall. I, Kenneth Nall, do hereby will and bequeath to Bobby Quay my ability to play a cornet and my headaches from studying to Don Black. I, Margaret Newell, will and bequeath to my sister, Joann, the chewing gum under my desks, hoping she can pull it off better than I. To Phillip Rainey, I leave my Readers' Digest, knowing he would rather read it than work general math. I, johnny Nussman, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass Spanish to my brother, Bruce Nuss- man, a freshman, if he is crazy enough to take it. I, Marlene Oakley, do hereby will and bequeath my height and ability to graduate to my sister, Shirley Ann, a rising sophomore, and my good times in study hall to Gene Riddle and Harold Morris. I, Nancy Orfield, do hereby will and bequeath all I have to Sandra Henley, a rising sophomore, hoping she will do better with it than I did. I, Gaynell Sissie Osborne, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at W. Cannon High School to Smoochie Williams, junie Yates, and my sister, Glenda Osborne, and to my little brother, Starling, who will graduate in '58, my ability to get through school with- out failing a grade. I, Alice Overcash, being of sound body and mind do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post in front of 301 to my sister, Elaine, a rising sophomore. To my brother, Ted, a member of the graduating class of '57, I'leave my ability to keep quiet in class. To Nancy Matthews, I leave the shining gleams in my big brown eyes. CABARRUS MOTOR SUPPLY Automotive Parts 204 Oak Street Kannapolis Congratulations, Class of '51 THE LAUNDERITE Oak Street Kannapolis GRANT MOTOR CO. Buick Sales and Service 1012 South Main Street P. O. Box 8 Phone 1206 Lowery Furniture Co. Home of Beautiful Furniture Phone 858-R Midway Soy it With Flowers From either of our two Shops Kannapolis Florist Delia Cr Walter Curran Midway 240 Swanee Theatre Bldg. 140 Page Sixty-three lllh llle Shopping Starts larl llt llixie-Home K of today were smiling child- h Send your child. or come in Courte Dixie-Home courtes is mo Mother and Dad. Dixie-Home personnel are trained to SWG friendly help to the children who shop with Mother's list. Man f D' ' - ' y o lxie Homes adult shoppers S oppers in the 1940's personally, for the sm Gere, courteous service-so well known at Dixie Home! Y re than a gesture to just F lllXll-Hllllll Slllllll llllllllill LAST WILL ANU TEST!-XMENT I, Sharon Owings, do hereby will and bequeath my patience to wait on boys to ask me for dates to Suzanne Hinson, knowing full well she needs it. To my sister, Marv Lou Owings, Shirlene Cline, and Punky Crane ford, I leave all the fun I've had in high school, hoping they have just as much. I, Marv Patterson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to become a senior in four years to mv brother, Kin Patterson, a rising sophomore, and mv love for Mrs. Martin, to Betty .lane Black and Ruth Adams. I, jean Peebles, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Miss Slate's fourth period study hall to Sandra Henley for the next three years and hope that she will enjoy it as much as I did the four years that I was in it. I, Gwen Peeler, do hereby will and bequeath my live and only correct theorems in geometry to Billie Max Thomason, knowing how she will need them: and to my cousin, i'The Professor, Ierry Myers, I Page Sixty-fo-ur leave my chair in orchestra as Concert Mistress Cwith the privilege of changing it to lVIaster j, along with 50 of my squeaky Fiddle notes. I, Faye Petrea, being of sound mind and body CPD, do hereby will and bequeath all my wonderful times dating, my love for Miss Rogers, and my typewriter to Mildred Allen. To the rest, I leave nothing, as I have nothing. I, Hilda Marie Pennington, do hereby will and bc' queath all of the broken down pencil sharpeners to Joe Early, a rising sophomore, hoping that he will use them to make noise at the coming pep meetings. To Betty Sue Patterson and jackie Gabriel, I leave my love for Mrs. Martin and typing, hoping they don't make as many errors as I did. I, Lou ,lean Pethel, do hereby will and bequeath my love for my teachers, who have done so much for me, and my good times at Cannon High to Bobby Helms, a rising junior. BRIGMAN TRANSFER Local and Long Distance Hauling Phones 450-556 Kannapolis, N. C. Congratulations, Class of 'Sl l Congratulations, Class of '5l COX MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH Sales and Services S. Main St. Phone 1150 KANNAPOLIS, N. C. LAST WILL ANL TEST!-IMENT I, Donnie Phillips, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my sister, Gladellg and to any girl lucky enough to tackle Cecil Phillips and hold him, I leave the ability. I, Gail Phillips, do hereby will and bequeath my driver's license to Phyllis Canup, knowing how well she likes to spin a wheel. To Nancy Lentz, I leave my job at the Y , and to my sister, Carolyn, I will my ability to have a thousand and one crushes and yet never succeed. I, Becky Phillips, do hereby will and bequeath to the Centerview Gang the authority to run the school next year, and I leave my sister, a rising freshman, in their hands. I, Nell Pope, do hereby will and bequeath my chemistry seat and my ambition to become a nurse to Louella Richardson, and to Carleen Rogers, I will my love for K.H.S. I, Bettie Nell Rhyne, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in Concord to Barbara Haneline. I, Iohnnie Richardson, do hereby will my desire to go to South Carolina and the mountains during school to anyone who can get away with it, to Joe Thomas, I leave my jokes and good times, and for the faculty, I'll just leave. I, jean Riggs, do hereby will and bequeath my nickname, Cuggles, to Phyllis Canup, hoping she can make better use of it than I did. To Nancy Lentz, I will my ability to have a big crush for a certain Graduate, hoping she will succeed where I didn't. I, Tommy Riggs, being one of the last of the Riggs family, feel it proper for me just to leave. I, Peggy Robinette, do hereby will and bequeath to jean Kay Dayvault my good fortune in succeeding over all my rivals and keeping my one and only after a desperate three years' struggle. I, S. L. Robinette, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sleep in my study hall to jimmy Cline. I, Wayne Robinson, do hereby will and bequeath nothing to Charles Steen. I, Barbara Rogers, do hereby will and bequeath my letter C, in the band, to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Evelyn Rogers, do hereby will and bequeath my love and my good times at K.H.S. to Spix Mullis. To Cannon High, I just leave. Thanks to all those wonderful teachers that made it possible with a C-. Page Sixty-five Congratulations, Class of '5ll BILL DOVE MOTGR CGMPANY DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS Corner of Chestnut and West C Sts. Kannapolis, N. C. LAST WILL ANU TESTAMENT I, Jimmy Rogers, do hereby will and bequeath my position as cheerleader to any sucker who wants it. I, Thelma Roseman, do hereby will and bequeath my favorite place on the steps to my sisters, Ruth and Joan. My ability to go out for everything and make nothing, I leave to Pearl Earnhardt. I, Graydene Ross, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at high school to my cousin, Miriam Castor, and to my cousins, David and Dan, my ability to finish high school in four years. I, Nancy Safrit, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to my sister, Pat, hoping she will get the same treatment I got. To Hilda Maulden, I will my complexion, hoping she will bathe it daily. I, Phyllis Safrit, will and bequeath my love of art to Joann Newell, hoping she will enioy six units of it as I. To Gayle Goodman, I leave my place to play the flute in orchestra and band, knowing she wants it. I, Rex Savage, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from Cannon High School in four years to Harold Jimmie Deal. I, Margaret Ellen Sechler, do hereby will and be- queath my seat in dramatics to Millicent Rosenburg. To Page Sixty-six Annie Armstrong, knowing her love for Concord, I will all my good times I have had there. To all under- classmen, I will my four wonderful and happy years at Cannon High. I, Ramona Self, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish school and enjoy it to my cousin, Bobby Woodard, and to Phyllis Callicutt, I leave my seat in the senior section and all the dignity that goes with it. I, Joann Shankle, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to Janice and Betty. To Norma, Barbara, Winkie and Ollena, I leave my favorite period, fourth period lunch. I, John L. Shaver, Jr., do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in high school to Sue and Gene Shaver, and my big mouth to anyone who can use it. I, Nancy Shelf, being of sound CPD mind, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to my little brother, Sonny, hoping he doesn't get as beat up as I did. My good times and love for Cannon High, I leave to those who deserve it. I, Nancy Shepherd, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be an oilice page to Janice Earle Dennis, and to Jimmy Reavis, my position in Honor Society, hoping he will love it as much as I have. NYQTNIRE-FHLL5-me y JELUELERS IIB S. Main St. Convenient Terms Phone 5l4 Joe's Sandwich Shop A Tosty Treat When You Eat ot Joe's We Specialize ln Hot Dogs Cr Hamburgers 108 Brantley Road Phone 484 Kannapolis Furniture Co. 824 North Main St. Money Tolks When You Come To Our Store J. V. Dwiggins, Jewelers We Specialize In FINE WATCH REPAIRING We Appreciate Your Potronoge Phone 484 l06 Brantley Road Kannapolis Bakery Bakers of Golden Crust Bread and Tasty Cakes Phone 805-l024 Cannon Blvd. Kannapolis, N. C. LAST WILL ANL TESTAMENT I, Mildred Sherrill, do hereby will and bequeath my love for a certain sailor of the U. S. Navy to Juanita Simpson. To any person who is crazy enough to want it, I gladly leave my position on the CANNON REPORT Business Staff. For the sake of the faculty, my brother, Tony, and the freshmen, I just leave. jerry Shinn just leaves, he hopes. I, Zelia Sides, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to ride to school each day to Cecil Overcash and Ray Petrea and to 'ijackien Gabriel, I leave all my good times at Cannon High. I, Jerry Sides, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times to Douglas Sue Logan and all my Saturday nights to Lloyd 'iQuincy Wike. I, Harvey Sigmon, hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from high school to Bub Templeton and Kenneth Tomlin, because they will need it. I, Anais Simmons, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep quiet at the right time and yet have a good time to Helen Simmons. I, Walterine Slawson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get into the Mixed Chorus without trying out to anyone that is that lucky. My good times at Dear Ole Cannon High I leave to Mary Frances Nash and my cousin, Joyce. I, Betty Ann Sloop, do hereby will and bequeath my position as news editor of the CANNON REPORT to jerry Armstrong and to Carolyn CSusieD Shaver, I leave my seat in typing and my love for banking. I, Helen Sloop, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to any underclassman, and all my good times to my brothers, Franklin, Guy, and sister, Thelma. I, Grady Smith, being of an unsound body and even weaker mind, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to Bug Tucker. I, jimmy Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to Finish high school to Bunny Hampton, be- cause I know he will need itg and my headaches from studying go to Marvin Overcash because he needs something in that head of his. Page Sixty-seven LADYS FUNERAL HOME Oxygen Equipped Ambulances 24 HOUR SERVICE 101 South Ridge Phones 91-700 HARRY'S ESSO SERVICE Phone 86-J WATCHES CAMERAS Fine Mirrors A Specialty JEWELRY 8: LOAN CO. THE GLASS SHOP 1007 South M050 NEW AND ANTIQUE GIFTS MICIWUY Jackson Park Kannapolis, N. C. LUGGAGE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Phgne 427-R L!-IST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Hazel Snipes, do hereby will and bequeath my good times to Vera Mae Coble, a rising iunior, hoping she enioys school as much as I did. I, Phyllis Spry, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at Cannon High to my brother, Jerry. To Norma Hardy, I leave my basketball uniform, hoping she will enjoy it as much as I have. I, Betty Stafford, needing everything I have, cannot will and bequeath anything to anyone. Sorry! I, Jacqueline Stamey, being of sound mind do hereby will and bequeath my wavy hair to anyone able to manage it and my seat in dramatics to Ruth Roseman. I, Mattie Anne Starnes, do hereby will and be- queath my good times at Cannon High to Carol Sue Price, a rising sophomore, and my ability to graduate to my brother, Paul Starnes. I, Shirley Stevens, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to Marlene Lunsford, a rising sophomore, hoping that she will not get knocked down and stomped on as much as I have been. Page Sixty-eight I, Iackie Taylor, do will and bequeath my good times at K.H.S. to joe Dowless, and my love for dancing to Phil Tesh and Phyllis Canup. I, Priscilla Teague, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Spanish to my sister, who will be a rising freshman next year. I, Christine Teal, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Ocean Drive to Nancy Lentz, and my ability to date a college Cat and never get scratched to Phyllis Canup. I, Dot Tilley, do hereby will and bequeath my blonde hair to anyone who uses peroxide and my good times at K.H.S. to Mae Cox. I, Helen Troutman, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make good grades in shorthand to any- one who is crazy enough to try it and my ability to go steady with a Mills as long as I have, to Jimmy Smith. I, Henry Tucker, being of sound mind -CPD, do here- by will and bequeath my sense of humor and my CONGRATULATIQNS, srmloasl SHELF'S ANTIQUES 924 N. Main St. Phone 269-L CHILDRESS BROS. HOME FURNISHING COMPANY Furniture-Electrical Appliances Floor Covering Telephone 702 SLOOP BROTHERS Gkocrmrs-FRESH MEATS Jackson Park Road Phone 427-J CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSF DELLINGER GARAGE AUTO REPAIRS-AUTO PARTS Phone 955-W Cannon Blvd. LAST WILL ANL TESTAMENT ability to graduate in six years to Jerry Hayes, Wendell Howard, Harvey Tucker, and Iames Hill. I leave my good times to Winkie Waldrop. I leave my iob as stage manager to anyone, who thinks he can do with- out sleep. I, Joyce Tucker, being of sound mind and sounder body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my brother, Charles. I, Loretta Vaughn, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at K.H.S. and my love for Concord to Evelyn Martin. My place in banking, I leave to any- one lucky enough to get it. I, Mary Ann Vickers, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in second period study hall to Doris Lunsford. My love for Mrs. Rhinehardt, I leave to anyone lucky enough to get her as a teacher. I, Frances Vinson, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in high school to my sister, Betty, to Kay Turner and Martha Adams, I will my love for chewing gum. I, Sally Wagner, do hereby will and bequeath my majorette uniform to my little sister, Suzanne, who is in the class of '64. My E CFlatD Clarinet, I just leave, for Mr. Maulden's sake. I, Margaret Walker, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass biology in one year to Sue Lazenby, and my ability to come into classes late to Barbara Haneline. I, james Waller, being of Coh, well, iust beingj, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in dramatics to any- one who is crazy enough to want to be in front of Miss Rogers, and my love for a good time to the gang. I, Lilla Walters, will and bequeath all my grand times during high school to Georgia Viola, a rising sophomore, and to Nancy Viola, my love of reading good books, which she hates. I, lean Watts, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go four years in high school without having detention hall to Billy Ray Murphy, a rising senior. And I will my senior seat to Doris Lunsford, who will be able to use it in three years. I, Gilbert Watts, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to Bobby Watson. I, Ruby Weddington, being of weak mind and sound body do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate in four years to my cousins, Don and Buddy Argo. My nicknames, Baby Face and Brown Eyes, so named by Mr. Van Poole, to Elaine Over- cash, and my monitor post in front of 303 to jean Barlow. I, Eugene Egg Whittington, do hereby will and bequeath my position as Chief Cheerleader to anyone who is as lucky as I, hoping they will do better than I, and my flirtaciousness to Lloyd Wike. I, Benny Whitley, leave with the hope of never returning. I, Carol Wiles, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to Finish school in four years to my sister, Arlene, who is a rising freshman, and to Theresa Ensley my ability to finish high school without getting married. Page Sixty-nine Price Furniture Co. l006 N. Main First Rate, Not Cut Rate The Flower Shop Mrs. Marvin Avant and Mrs. Edith Calloway Co-Proprietors Flowers For Every Occasion Flowers by Wire-Member of T. D. S. Day Phone 740 Night Phones 792-Y Cf I23-Y lackson Park Rd. Kannapolis, N. C. LEWIS DRUG COMPANY West Avenue Phone 1000 MILL'S FLORIST North Main St. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 229-II99 LAST WILL AND TEST!-IMENT I, Ellen Wilson, do hereby will and bequeath all my teachers at Cannon High to my sister, Ioan. They have taught me more than I could learn, and I shall have no further use for them. I, Janice Wood, do hereby will and bequeath all our bulletin boards to lean Kay Dayvault to do alone. To Janice Earle Dennis, I leave my icy monitor post in the south tower, Warning her to dress as for the South Pole. I, jo Ann Woolard, do hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Carol, a rising freshman, the luck of having Mrs. Martin as a teacher for two wonderful years. I, Eula Mae Wyatt, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times to Ray Wyatt and Keith Helms, who are rising sophomores, knowing they will enioy them as much as I did. To Hazel Dancey, I leave my senior seat in assembly, and to all underclassmen, good luck. I, Mildred Wyatt, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my sister, Joyce, who will become a rising freshman next year. To Shirley Perkins, I leave my love for dear ole Cannon High. I, Price Yates, do hereby will and bequeath to my brother, Wayne, my B's in English under Miss Gray and to everybody else, the chance to get it the best way they can. I, Sonja I. Youngs, do hereby will and bequeath the A.B.C. gum under my study hall seat and the won- derful pleasure of being a senior to Barbara Campbell. I, Norma Yoos, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in dramatics to Millicent Rosenberg, hoping she will enjoy it as much as I did. Patrnnize Uur Advertisers Page Seventy HOLBROOK'S RADIO SERVICE Guaranteed repairs on any make Home or Auto Radios Television Sets-Public Address Systems--Auto Radios Phone 1127 l'l'l5 North Ridge Ave. MAIN THEATRE The House of Comfort Plenty of Parking Space Cannon Blvd. Phone 1045 SERVICE OIL CO. Wholesale Ir Retail GAS, KEROSENE AND OILS 5l5 N. Cannon Blvd. Phone 452 Kannapolis, N. C. Jackson Park Grocery GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODUCE Serve Yourself or Be Served Louise Ave. Jackson Park THE LINOLEUM SHOP Look at Your Floors-Others Do Phone l076 Jackson Park Phone 545 Taylorrg Hatchery W.....,,,,,,,,W QP 4 FEED-SEED-FERTILIZER . 2 Poultry Supplies-Baby Chicks l0l8 S. Main St. Phone 23-L Kannapolis, N. C. W ELEEo ors fm... B 8: W SUPPLY COMPANY Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Baby Chicks - Poultry Supplies - Stock Remedies Hardware - Paint - L. and H. Appliances - Lawn Mowers - Garden Tractors MIDWAY WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE 586 KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Page Seventy-one 'skxcMmXsleNlXtMXAmsXlsu ll C . Bullifll Shun 105 West First Street nn-wsw smssw me KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Hudson's Super Market GRANT MOTOR CO. Self-Service Phone 912-L u I N. Ridge Ave. Buzck Sales and Serwce Where You Get The Best For Less 1012 South Main Street MEATS-PRODUCE-GROCERIES P. O. Box 8 Phone 1206 W. H. WHITLEY 8: SONS. INC. The Home of Whitley's Mutual Funeral Association Serving This Community Since 1913 Phone 2 ROYAL OAKS GROCERY FRESH MEATS AND PRODUCE YOUR FASHION STGRE Phone 765-X Cannon Blvd. IN SALISBURY ECONOMY FINANCE COMPANY, INC. Cannon Boulevard P. O. Box 826 KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA Page Seventy-two THE BAKE SHOP Hot Do-nuts, Special Cakes, Wedding Cakes, Birthday Cakes, Special Orders Sunday 8 P.M.-6 A.M.-OPEN-Weekdays 7 A.M.-7 P.M. Fresh Cocoanut on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday Jackson Park Phone 969-W MAXWELL BROTHERS FURNITURE CO. ll5-ll7 North Main Street Telephone 232 8' 880 KANNAPOLIS, N. C. R. D. Wright's Grocery FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES 402 East First Street CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI F IRESTONE HOME 8: AUTO SUPPLIES l38 West Ave. Phone 459 B l' B l T Plenty ejf rl? P:rki3QmSpace JOlHNSTON'S CO 'D'lme 'S of The Friendly Furniture Sloan's Super Market Storee Late Evening Hours Open Until 10:00 P.M. Delivery To Your Kitchen FRIGIDAIRE Free Carry-Out Service Sales and Services Phone H04-W Cannon Boulevard WILLIAMS PRINTING O. K. Floor Covering Co. COMPANY Phone 1018 PRWTERS AND OFHCE 918 North Main Street OU-I-FITTERS See Us For Your Floor l40 West Avenue Phone 770 Covering Needs Page Seventy-three CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF '51 CABARRUS BANK 8z TRUST CO. West Avenue Kannapolis, N. C. R B L E E HOFFMAN'S ' ' CONFECTIONERY ,k N. Main sr. Kannapolis, N. C. General Insurance if MCNEELY'S GARAGE 319 Professional Building AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR MOTOR TUNING Phone 754 504 Bethpage Rd. Phone 741-W WRENN,S MEN's SHOP South Main St. Y KANNAPWS' N' C' CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS ArringtOn's Esso Service Jackson Park Road Road Service Phone 508 C. 8: M. GROCERY Member of Independent CO-Operative Stores Phone 810 Jackson Park Rd. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Page Seventy-four GLHSS ROLLER RlI'll4 Skate for Your H ealthv South Main Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. LomefDonmng RAY R. ROBERTS GENERAL INSURANCE It will poy you-To poy me- To poy your losses 102 Professional Bldg. Phone 184 MOONEY'S FOOT-LONG HOT DOGS Sandwiches of All Kinds MILK SHAKES Open 6 A.M. to 12 P.M. Near Catawba College 100 Statesville Rd. SALISBURY, N. C. Colonial Frozen Foods of Kannapolis, Inc. FREEZER LOCKERS, MEAT CURING, STORAGE Phone 522-M School Tap-Ballet-Acrobat-Baton Twirling Tice P. X. GRILL BALL ROOM 66 0 9 SAMBA Best Sandwzches I n Town ' RUMBA Fox TROT 1024 West C St. Phone 939-R ASTAlR'S SWING TROT IITTERBUC CHARLESTON SHAC TANCO BEST WISHES FROM coNco Wll-Mar Soda Shop WALTZ Opposite Cabarrus Hospital Lois Freeland, Dance Instructor Concordxannapohs Highway phone 2,5-I Our All-Meat Haniburgers Located Next Door To Landis Bus Station Are Famous Open Every Day Except Monday 10:00 A.M.-11:30 P.M. Page Seventy-five A. A. WAGNER CCMPANY Wholesale Grocers The reoson so few people succeed is becouse HO one hos discovered how To sit down ond slide uphill. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Phone 330 TGLUEL CITY THEHTRES, Inc. Operators of GEM-SWANEE--DIXIE-PALACE Gil? KAN NAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA QUERY-GOODMAN CTOMPANY We Fit The I-iord To Fif Feet Shoes and Hosiery for the Entire Family Phone 108 S. M ain St., Kannopolis PgS 7 Main Office and Plant 3ll A St. Phone 746 SCIENTIFIC Fur Cleaning, Glazing and Storage QW75' LA S D Y CLEANERS The Daylight Plant Drive-ln Laundry fr Cleaning Service Visit Your Neighborhood Independent Grocer E PEN 3 er D549 ' o f' Q 26? X49 4TivE 5 S QUALITY MERCHANDISE Telephone orders Welcomed Coorteous Service--F ree Delivery INDEPENDENT IIUUPEHNTIVE STORES Towel City Towel Company, Inc. Distributors of CANNON MILLS PRODUCTS TowELs-SHEETS-HosiERY Store No. I Store No. 2 South Main St. Cannon Blvd. Phone 270 Phone 996 Qiuurmc HOUSE igaf-'- 'J'3fS-'fu-, .' 0953 R Page Seventy-seven CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1951 It Has Been A Pleasure To Do The Photography For Your 1951 Senior Edition OF THE CANNON REPORT. mmmowe Phone 902 119 Main Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. 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