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

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I'InsiL-xg lr'iSL'i flulv .hl1'isvr, A ALIIIINL IQIHHYINIAN MIL XY.Ck.ll.N.C'.: lwlglisllg ,l1n11'mlIixnlg IIELEN RUDISH-L lfnANCl55 XVARD I' ' ' f' ' : - H . , . . . . . l'::?:,'::ijh mmf TU'l.'.1if!f,mLlQUhlxzx:lWSk.,.UlIf 1212. ILS., Clrculxslxnru Lullcgc: Hmlogx: .MIVIWV MII., Mn-walllllg lillvlvg Ullvh' llulr hh hh,iV,,. my Hunilurx. Mus. A. M. XvllI'l'lXllllli . Y - ' ' . QMIADA lou. Cvmumm XX. SUMLHS NHL Wimhmp K-Ullwcz IWQIMI. UH, MIS.. Huh ,lwlws llniu-ning Syumixh: .X..X,, Mare, Ilill Cullugug X.I1., licrun Cul .md S4-mil .hlriM'r: Ummm RIPUIKI Rus Yymuixh f'lulv hIl'fiL'Y'. lugug Xl.l.Ll.. lllllxt ll1liu'I'silxg .Hutlu'u1uIir.'s. nun SMH hll'ix4'r. Not Piclm'cJ ll. ll. lioomi Nlriuug Elwlux l..fxNcwxs'1'1'1: Mus. VI. I7. On1,.xNn l.15oN cTUlll.'I'lill AIILTON LAMB llfxlmllfl' SMITH lin l':,llMlS'I'UN .XNN13 Mulvliu cllill.-Xl.DINl-1 TURN:-n Mus. lin Humls'mN lIAno1,n AlLiNEl4QI.X' Mus. -I. 'If VINQUN 'l.XINllfS llfxvm Hum. cull.-XRIIES AIISIENIIIQIMIIR PLIQQ THE 1952 CAIN 1 sw 5' 1- EDITORIAL STAFF Fin! mir: .Icrlx Xrlnnlrulwg, C'u-iwlitnr: Sliiilox Xlulwss, fu' Iwlitur: Bulylrv Mullin, .Uuluui lfziitnr. liiftll wiv, H1'p1:l'lul'x flifur. Svuoml mn: Muriainnc Sherrill, Nuws Ifililurq Phxllis flfron! r1m'D: juvcc Suv Nunn, GL-IL-nv llutchim, .Xnuln-v llrnss, Flimnpsun, lfuuturu liililurg Miss l'rrrxn1.m, .hI1'ixvr. lliird row: Nlvrtlc cillilL'tigC, june PL-L-ls'l', Gail Bust, Phvllis Musa. Qiliilnllv Yulxcvn' Mullin-us, Girlx' Spmrrx lilitur: ,limmx Runvis, Bmw' ruwbz Cnrulvn Ilufl'mun, Martini ju Funncr, june Clurlcv. ports Editor: Shiricx' lfrvin, lluumr lfiliturg licvcrlv Cobb, Iliuck TUIUDZ Elmo lIuH'lnun, Cluriu Gillium, L2lLIl'2l Ronin, Ilclcn Hmm' Hmm: lfdilur, lwuarth mir: junc jzirrult, Society' lfflimrg Rushing, Doris lfhumllcr. Slxclin Snssur jmrc Vzulls, jnuqllclim- X ivinn Ilnm-u-ult, Pxcliuligi' hlitur: jzmicv Earle Dennis. ,Huxir Gabriel. Robert VVall-wr. Inu Rnthwlleinnis. JUN REPCDRT IIDWA 1 I I x . Q , I 1 BUSINESS STAFF lim! mu : -I.lIlL' Slwltmm, Hnxizzwx Uulzugjwq Xlrs. IIICXYN,-lfl1lll1X lhulvis. llilnlal ALILIILICH. Alum UIMN, Ilumrh XX IT'l'U l VM1 'W'L5 xl4 'll1ffl4 m' hu 'H'- NY 'h,l'Uff'W Q r'ml': I IIIIIY llaxlwr. Sylvia llgllmlms, Q.1llL'l3 Claw, Sllirlw Hmnzgurq lm' llnmlwn, C lH'1llHflUll Hmmgwx 5UL'lIVI., XI In HH ll XM 1 Phil .Il I1 1,111 H Xl . ' v ' - - 1 . BNN, 'fl I i , .5 . A I V: . 4 I A L mu: XX.1llxL'r blung, .Xlxlllwlmt n11NL'l1liCl'Q, Prank lilalclx. , E , L I H K V N H' minm Iklllikl' l'n1'lv Uunnis, lvrrx' Nlvcrs, C'l1a11'lcs lifirnl, Ifziruf SIWIWAIII' IV'n'WlI' AVLIU- IWW INN U-'W-lllll ifllflx Y rmr: llmxllix AIQIIIPIIIPMIIII. ljillillltl ljunlclm, NLIIICYK' Xlux Ckmlw. Slmirlcx VX'ntls, Swnm' SIN-III Congratulations and Best Wishes 2iEizI CA N N o N CANNON MILLS COMPANY KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA, U.S.A. Exit SENIOR HI-Y Firsl row: R. B. Barnliarclt, limnw Ilnwcll, lurrx' Arinstrung, Allen Leonard, .Iulm Ilarzlistcr, Charles Kctm-r, Dim Black. Second row: Earl Lcntz, Dun Anclcrson, KL'lllIL'lll Clmilclcrs, Donald Puntcli, Caleb Glass, Rav Pctrca. Linnv Baker. Third row: tmlmnnv Bowers, Swann King, Vllallacc VVallains, Inc T nmas, Harold Tlwinpsun, lgulwlw Quav. .lnlin Tmutman. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y Firxi muh Sliirlcv llliillips, lluttv llclnls, Martlia Nlattlicws. Bcttc .lunc Cnlnptun, -Ianut Eclwarcls, llcggx' Frcuzc, Sliirlcx' Mana-ss, PL-ggv Austin, UcralLlinc W'uudcll. Blunclic Hulbruuks. Secmul row: Nancv licntl. Lurctla Marshall, Evclvn llorwvclltt, Katrina Cartmw. Svlvia llabbs, Vivian lloncvcutt, Nartlmclainc NVilliarns. june jarrctt, Plwllis VVl1itlL'v, Bom' Ruth llclrns. Tlrirrl rnw: Hilda Maulnlun, Evclvn lavlur, Alice Allman. Gail Bust, Marianne Slicrrill, juan Vllatsun. N1ll1L'X'L' Nlattlicws. Anniu ATlllSlFlJIlg, -lanu Slicltun, llcttv Pros- sun. Fourth mir: Dot Childers, Barbara Sills, Tlicrvsa Dwwr, llclcn Rushing, Plwllis Smith, Milliccm lluscrxf lucrg. Plwllim Tliuinpsmm, Pat Sallrit, -lvrulinc Vllatts. eniomi Pugc Ten MASCOTS CIYNTIIIA -IIIHNSON IDANA LEEBIIICK SENIOR CLASS KENNETH Ammo .. ...... Presidenl BENJAMIN WIIILLHT . . . . . .I7IL'L IJI L'SICIClIf RUTH EANES . . . . ,Secretary BILL BENNETT . . . . .Trcuszfrur MOTTO: The Will to Do, IIIL' S0111 to Dl1fL'.'4 FLOWER: Orchid Comms: I.tIl't3l1tI6'7' and Silver LA IST RY Wlizit a beautiful day for strolling along the Beach of Life! Although we have done this so many times before, we still have a tendency to glance out upon the vast Ocean of Memories. But theres something different about it today. As we look more closely we notice the difference -there are four of the many waves of memories distinctly larger than all the others, and each of these larger in succession. Upon further exami nation we discover that these particular waves are filled with the memories of our four joy filled high school years. lhe smaller of the four waves, representing our freshman year, rolls rather timidly toward the shore, for this was the way in which we entered Cannon High School to heeome ac- quainted with the customs of the school where we would spend three and one-half delightful vcars. As the wave draws nearer, we remember the ones we chose to lead us that yea1'. Bill Bennett led us as president, Linny Baker, vieef president, Marthelaine VVilliams, secretary, llilf da Maulden. treasurer. To represent our class in Council, we chose .lane Shelton and Benny llargett. These officers and our class adviser, Miss Lois Smith, led us through a verv successful freshman year. i Another newcomer our freshman year was our principal, hir. F. O. Drummond. But hc, as we did, soon hecame well acquainted with Cane non fligh. The main actiyitv our first vear was the liresh- man Class Party, which was in the form of a square dance held in the school gymnasium. It was the height of conversation for ever-so-long afterwards. As the first small wave hreaks and splashes around our feet, we look out towards the second wave, which comes toward us more bravely than did the first, for this was the year in which we shed our titles of Greenies', and hecame known as Sophisticated Sophomoresf' Ar a class meeting our second year, we chose as our officers: Linny Baker, president, vieef president, Buck Cooke, secretary, Carolyn Bost: and treasurer, Kenneth Argo. janice Earle Denf nis and Kenneth Argo represented our class in Council, and Linnv Baker was chosen from our class as Student Government Treasurer. VVe were very proud to have an officer in the Student Government, for as freshmen we had not heen eligible. Uur sophomore adviser, Miss Elizaheth Graf ham, aided us in planning our class party, which was held at lXiirror's Lake. Swimming, playing golf, and especially eating were enjoyed hy everyone. Four of our classmates, Linnv Baker, -lean Kay Davvault, Charles Efird, and ,Ianiee Earle Denf nis, were tapped into the National llonor Society that vear. We were indeed proud of them, for very few sophomores get into that organization. Then, as we stand lost in rememhranees, the third large wave rolls in and hreaks at our feet, hearing on its crest those wondrous recollections of our junior year. 'lihat vear jane Shelton and Buck Cooke repre- sented us in Council. Once again we chose Linny Baker president. ln fact, our slate of oflif cers was the same as it had heen our sonhomore year except for a few changes of office. Kenneth Argo hccame our vice-president, Carolyn Bost, our seeretarv, and Buck Cooke, our treasurer. Miss Marjorie llarrell hecame our junior adviser. ilihcn came our first class play. llow thrilled we were that it was our class who could now have the joy of four weeks of practicing. nutting on grease paint, and painting scenery. Our nlzn' was i'Bahv's Night Out, directed hv Miss Ade' line Bogers. ln Decemher of that vear, the seniors honored us with a heautiful Senior-.Iunior Prom, using the theme VVinter VVonderland. Large snow men, lamp posts, and snow laden trees carried out the scene picturesquely. CContinued on page 385 Page Eleven SENIORS Ruth Adams Intramural Ilasketball Ig I'.Il..'X. 21 Ilible Llub 1, ig I.atm Club I: ,Xrt Club -l. Virginia Faye Allen Intramurals Ig Library Club 3, -l, Piesitlent -lg Ilible Club ig Student tanernment llanee Committee lg Stutlenl Xtllninistration Dat 2 Franklin Donald Anderson junior Class Play Cast lg Swing sters -lg Ili I I, 2, 4, -lg Chemistry Club lg Ilantl I, 2, 4, -lg l.atin Club 4, -lg hlixetl Chorus -lg Stutlent ,MI ministration Dat' lg Social Stantlartls Con erent't' -l: Stutlenl Cioternlncnt Ihnce Committee 4, Annie Lois Armstrong Iioolball Sponsor Ig junior Varsity' Ilasltetball Ig I't'i-Ilil I, 1, 4, -lg Ilialnatles Club -lg Session Ilouse Ig Stutlent Corernment Ilanee Commit- tee I, 1, fl, -lg Senior Song Com mittee 4g Stutlent Clorerninent Dance Committee, lxntertaininent Chairman 4, -lg junior-Senior Dance Committee ll Class Night Ixercise 4: Intra- murals I: Kit Club X. Peggy Austin Intramurals Ig Yliri-Ili Y 3. lg Dra- matics Club lg XI'oman in Rell Cast lg Ilible Club -lg Stutlent Got- ernment Dance Committee -lg Class Sight Ixercise 5: I-.ll..X. I. Kathryn Janette Bailes I'ransferretI to llreenville Iligb School, Creenxille, S. C., I: Irans lerretl from Greenville Iligh Sebool. Creentille, S. Q.. 2: lrt-Ill-Y 3, -lg Xlonitor -lg Ullice Page fl, -lt I'l'eneh llub -lg l,alin Klub Ig Stutlent .Ml ministration llax 2: junior-Senior Committee 4. SENIORS Mildred Allen l.atin Club Ig llible Club lg junior Play Xlarsllal lg K-trls Chorus -I. Alice Mary Allman Intramurals I: 'l'ri-Ili-Y l, 2, 5, -lg library C lub 3, 4: l,atin Klub 5, -l. Decoration Committee flg Slllillflll Xclministration Day lg Stmlent Ili leetor junior Plat 4. Kenneth Argo Varsity Baseball 1, 3. -lg Varsitt Ilootball 5, -lg Traelt 3, -lg Intra murals I, 2g Ili-Y I, 1, Presimlent I, Vice-President lg Monogram Club fl, -lg Monitor 3, -lg Quill antl Scroll 4, -lg Spanish Club fl, -lg Stutlent Council Z: Session Ilouse 2g Ilome Iloom Vice-l 1'esitlent l, ig Sopho- more Class lreasurerg Class Vice Presitlent 3, Presitlent -lg ciANNtlN Ihvour Business Stall' 5, -lg Student .Xtlministration Dat' lg Social Stantl- artls Conference 'lg CTommeneement Xlarshal :lg junior Plat' ig Superla lite -lg Ilantl I, 2, fl. Jerry Armstrong Varsity Iiootball 3, lg junior l-oot- ball 2: junior Ilasketball 2, 52 Yarsitt' Ilaseball 3, -lg junior Baseball lg Ili Y I, 2, 3, -l, Chaplain I, Reporter 5. Seeretarv -lg Monogram Club fl, -lg Xlonograin Plat' ig Monitor -lg Librart' Club I, 2g Spanish Club fl, -lg Session llouse ig Mixed Chorus I, 2, :lg Yarietv Show :lg Delegate to llovs' State ig C.xNNoN Hit-owl' Iitlitorial Stall' 5, -l, Ilovs' Sports Ijtlitor K, Co-I'tIitor 43 Social Stanclarmls Con ference 3g junior Class Illax Cast 4. Sherrill Lee Austin ,llotlel Xirplane Club 2, 4. Linny Baker Intramurals I, 2: liootball 'lg junior Yarsitv Ilaseball Ig junior Basketball I. 2, Varsity rl, -lg Monogram Club 3, -lg Ilonor Society 1, 3, -l, Vice Presitlent 5, Yice-Presitlent Stale llonor Society -lg Ili-X I, 2, -l, Yiee Presitlent I, Presitlent lg Monitor fl. -lg Quill antl Scroll fl, -lg Ilible Club lg Spanish Club 5, -l, Viet' Presiclent :lg Student Iioclx' Treasurer 2. Secretarx 5. Presiclent -lg llanee Committee 3, -lg llome Room Presi tlent I, 2, 5: Class Yiee-I'resitlent I, Presitlent 2, 3g Chairman lletlieation Committee -Ig CANNON lILl'LJtt'l' Ilusi ness Stall' 2, 3, -lg Student Atlntinis tration Dat' lg Social Stantlartls Conference 3: Master ol' Ceremonies junior-Senior 3: Clxieli Commence ment Marshal 5: Delegate to Unitetl Nations Pilgritnage for Youth in N. Y. 'l, I'resitlent ol' Ililgritliage lg Superlative 4. SENIORS Paul Barbee lntiinnuruls I: junior Yiirsily I-ool lmll I, Session Ilonse I. Leah Rae Barker Iriflli-Y I, 2, 4: I'.ll..X. I: Stu clent Umwerliineiil Dance fulnniittee 4: Girls' lliorus 2: Stmlenl .Xclniinis liznion Din' 2: Junior Class Play Klan' slizll lg flnss Nilglit Iixercise 3: Ilonie Room 'l'reusurer l: Nlessinli I. R. B. Barnhardl Inlrnniurzils I, 2: Yursitw I'uotl1:1II 4. Maniziger 2: ,Iunior Yursily lhiskel lmll 2, -Ig Ili Y I. 2, 5. 4: Nlomigrnlli lluli 2, 4, -I: Session Ilouse I, 3: Iloine Room YieeI'resinIenl 2: S u 4ll'lll liovernnient Dance L'Ul'lll'llIIIL'L' -I. Peggy Nell Beaver lIilile flllli 5. -I. Eugene Benfield lml'nliilll'nls I: junior Yzirsilj I-oot' lmlli I, Varsity Iootlmll 53 Ililile flulu 2: llifl' I, Z, 3, -I. Eugene Benton Ynrslly Iizisketlmalll S. 4: junior Xnrsity Iizislsetlwzill 2: Varsity Ifootlmll 2: Ili-Y -I: Monogruni Cluls 3, 4: Ililmle flulx -I: Slwzinisli cilllll 5. -I: Session llouse 2: Iloine Room Yiee I,I'CSILll'I1l I. SENIORS Nancy Drayne Barger llitrmmlrnls lg 'I'ri-lliY l, 1: Slmnisli Clulx 3, -I: l.:nin fluli -I: llome Iluom l,I't'SIll0Ill 3: Orelieslxui I. 1. 3. 4: Student .Xmllninislrinlion Ilan' 1: Pommeneenient Xlairslizul 4: Senior l'onnniltee 4: ,lunior9eniol' C'oniniillee -I. C. W. Barnhardf llieniistri flulu 31 Igilin Clulu l: Session llouse I. 1: lllIl'2llIllll'LllN l: llil' I. Phyllis Louise Barringer Intrnmll1':lIs I: lgilule fluli 4, 4: Slumisli C'luIi 4, -I: Session Ilouse lg llonie IIoom 'Iirealsulel' I. iz Senior folnlniltee -lg Orelwslm I. 1, 43 Klivenl Cliorus -Ig Ulu-relln Xlzurslml I: Student .Xclininistrntion Du 2: junior Plan NILIISIHII 5: Class Sight lisercise 3. James Belk Inll':llnul':lls I, 1: Iairslli llnslwl Imll 3, -I: junior XLIIWIII llzislxetlmll 1: Nloliogrnln Cluli 3, -I: IIIY 5. Wilson Graham Bennett Intrznnllriils I, 1: Yzirsili' Ifoollugill 1. fl, -I, junior XIHIFSIII' I: Xlonogrznn Cluli 3. -I: Session Ilouse 4: llonie Ronin I'l'esinlenl I 1 Senior flalss III'CI!Slll'l'l' -I: I-'reslinmn fluss Ilresi clenl I. Wayne Biles lnlrannurzils I. 2: Varsity Iootlmll l, 4, -I: ,Iunior Varsity I-oollmll I: llfiselmll 2: Session llouse I: Iloine Room IIII'L'll5lll'k'l' I, Yiue-l'1'esinlenl 1: Stage Crew 1 SENIORS Betty Jane Black 'ri-aim' 1 s 4 rox 1 4 Intramurals l, 3: llible Club I, 2: Cirls' Cl torus 2, 3: Student Govern ment Dance Committee 2, 5, 4: junior Play Publicity Committee 3: .Xrl Club 4. Etta Sue Boggs llible Club, Seeretari 4: Latin Club C 'liorus l, 3: Cirls' Chorus 1, 4: Klixetl 4: junior Klass lllax, clIll'l Marshal S. Melvena Carol Bonds K .imera K lub 5: lilble il ub 4. Barbara Gail Bost Intramurals I: I'ri lliY fl, 4, See retarx' 4: I-.lI.,X. Z, A: Bible Club I, 2: Ulliee l 1ve 4' lreneb Club 4. Secretary 4: Session Ilouse I: CAN' NON IIil'olt'l' Ilelvoztei 4: Student 1 .Xtllninislration Dax' -: Senior Com mittee 4 Dixie Bradford lr'mslerretl lrom U lell 4. Janet Buckwell SENIORS Intramurals I, Z: Ili-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Cbemistry Club 3: Spanish Club 4- Session Ilouse I: Bantl I, 2, 3, 4: Sn'ingsters 4. Carolyn Ann Boles 'I'ri-Ili-Y I, 2, 3: Bible Club 4: l.atin Club 3. 4. Carolyn Lee Bost I-ootball Sponsor 2: Junior Cheer- leader 2: Monitor 4: llramaties Club 5: Student Couneil 4: Session llouse rl: Student Government Dance Com- mittee 3, 4: llome Room Secretary I, 2, 3, 4: Class Secretary 2, 3: llantl Sponsor 2. 3: Stuclent .Mlminise tration Day 2: Soeial Stanclarcls C'onferenL'e 5: junior Play Marsbal 3: Xlixerl Chorus 2, 4: Christmas Queen 4: Dramaties Class Play 3. Johnny Bowers Varsity Basketball 3, 4: lntra murals I, 2: Ili Y I, 2, 3, 4: Nlono' gram Club 3. 4: Spanish Club -1, 41 Session Ilouse I, 2: Slunlent Cow' ernment Dance Committee 4, 4: Ilome Room xIlL'l'l,l'k'SlllCI1l 4: llaml I. 2. 3, 4: Orchestra 5, 4: Si-ring sters 5, 4: Stutlent .Xclministration Dav 2. Reese Bradley Phyllis Dorsalee Callicutt 'liranslerretl from New Lontlon .ig Varsity liaslsetball 5, 4: 'I'ri-lli-Y 3, 4, Treasurer 4: G..X..X. 3, 4, See' retary 4: Monitor 4: Chemistry Club 3: Latin Club 3, 4: Senior I'lower Committee 4, SENIORS Emily Caraway Intramurals I: 'liri-Ili-Y I, 2, 3: Monitor -l: Library Club 3, 4: Latin Club 2, 3, Vive-Presiilent 2: Ilume Ilmmi Secretary I. Treasurer -l: Stu clent Administration Day 2: Art Club I, 2, 3, -l. Katrina Cartner .luniur Yarsity Iiaslaetball 1: lntla- murals I: Tri-Ili-Y I, 2, 4, -lg I'.II..X. I: Library Club 3, -l: lliblc Club fl. J. D. Cauble Munitur 3: Spanish Club 15, 4: Sessiuli llouse 3. -l: Ilmne Ilumn President I. Jacqueline Caudle Intramurals I : Session I louse I: I,atin Club I, 2: Spanish Club -l: llible Club -l: Class Night lfxer- eise 4. Norma Jane Chambers Intramurals I: Ilible Club 2: Latin Club 3, -l. Dorothy Childers llnnut' Society 4, -l, Secretary -l: Nltmitm' -l: 'lirilli-Y I, -lg Spanish Clllb 4, Presitlent -l: Ilunte Ronin President l. Yiee President 2, 'lireas urer 3, President -lg Iiresbman Iias Iselball 'l'uurnament I: Intramurals I: llible Club 3: Student .XLIIIIIIIISIYIIIIUII Day 2, -lg junior-Senior Dance Com mittee Chairman 3: Qtudent Cavern ment Dance CQUIIIIIIIIILK' -l: Superlative -l: Kliss Ili Miss 4. 3: BIIIIL' Club -l: Muttu CIIIIIIIIIIICC -I' SENIGRS I Latin Club 2, 3: Chemistry Club I.Il..X. I. Dan Castor junior Varsity Iamtball 2, I: lntra murals I: liible Club -l. Ralph S. Cauble juniur Varsity Ifimtball I: Intra murals l, 2: Iiible Club -l: Spanish Club -l. Ollie Reid Caudle, Jr. ,Iuniur Varsity Ilaseballz Ili Y I. 2. J, -l: llible Club 4. Doris Ruth Chandler Intramurals I: Bible Club I. 2: Ilume Iltmuln President 2: Session Iluuse 3: CIANNUN Ilifvutri' Ilepnrtcr Kenneth Childers Ili-Y 3, -l. iI'I'l'IISlIIl'l' -l: Nltmitur J, -l: Iiible Club l. 2: Spanish ub 5. -l: Session Iluuse 2. 3: Ilume Ilumn I,l'esi1lent -l, YieeI't'esitlent 4: Stage Crew I, 2. .41 .Xssistanl Stage Manager l, 2. SENIORS Sara Childers Intrtnnurals lg Bible Club lg l,i- lnarj Club rl, -lg Ilome lloom Seere- ttrt -l: Stutlent tktlnuntstratton Dat' 2. Bobbie Jean Clayton Intramurals I. 25 Iiible Club 2. Nadine Clement Ileslttnan Cirls' llasltetbnll Team lg ltttrnmllrals I, 2, ig llihlt- Club I, 1, ig I.iln'al'y Klub 2: ftunern Club 4. Franklin Combs Bette June Compton Iutl'amul':tIs Ig 'Iri-IIIY -lg l,atin Klub 4: Stutlent Covt-rnment Dance Committee -lg Ilome lloom Seet'etal't' Ig Nlixetl Chorus 2, 4, -lg Stuclent Xtlministration Day lg Class Night lgxeteise ig ,Xrt Club -lg Monogram Sponsor 5, Sidney Buchanan Cooke Sowhomore Class N ice Presitlent lg I llome lloom I rensurer 1: Junior X arsitv l7ootball lg junior Class lrensurer lg Stutlent Council lg llouot' Societt' 4. -lg Ilome Iluout Presitlent ig Stutlent llotly Yiee I't'esitIL'nt -l: Xlonitor -lg CxNNuX IlII'UllI llusiness Stall' -lg Senior C lass Color Committee -I. SENIORS Frank Chisholm Ilible Club -l. Maizie Leigh Cleary Intramurals Ig l7.ll.A. I. Beverly Wayne Cobb Ilonor Soeiety 3, -l, Chaplain 4: Quill antl Scroll 5, -lg 'l'ri Ili-Y I. 1. Chaplain I, 2g Monitor 3, -lg lfrenelt Club -l, Vice Presicleut -lg Session llouse I, Zg llome Room Vieel'1'esi dent 1, Secretary 35 C,tNNoN lhatfont' Iwliloriztl Stall 3. -l, Home Room Itrlitor -lg Social Stantlartls Conler ence lg .Xrt Club Ig junior Senior l'rogrui11 Committee 3g junior Play Klarsltztl 3g Poem Committee -lg Intrn murals Ig Class Night llsereise 4. Geraldine Combs 'I'ransl'erretI from Mooresville Iliglt -lg llome Room Treasurer -l. Donald Guite Compton Intramurals I. 2g Camera Club -l Session House -lg Student Govern ment Dance Committee fl. -lg llomt Room Treasurer Ig Iloys' Chorus R tllixetl Chorus 3, -lg .Xrt Club I, 3, -l 'I'l'eztstlt'et' I. Elsie Mae Cox Intramurals I, 2: l7.Il..X. I, 2 Camera Club :lg C..-X..X. Zg Librnrx Club -lg llible Club 3, -lg Girls Chorus 3. SENIORS Ruby Cruse lntrumurails I. 2. 5: juniur Yuri-ity llxislwtlvnll I, 2, :IL limiutlmll Spmism' l: Iiilxlc cilllll 4, 4: llulnv lluuni Ircaisurcr I. 2: .Xrl Clulw 4, Hazel Susan Dancey lIlll'Ill1'IlIflll5 I: Slmnisli Club 3. 4: Class Niglil l'u'l'uisc 4: Uirls' cilIUI'lI5 1: Slililcnt Uma-1'nl1w1it lmilllfk' Chiu millcu 2, 4, 4. Gladys Davis lmiilmll Spmism' 5: lnlr:niiui':uls I: .Xrt Clulm 4. 4: l,:itin flulu 2: Scssinn Ilmlw 4: Gills' l'lmrils 1: ,lllnicir l'l,iy Xlzirslml 5: liainlxing Cluli 4: flgiss Niglil l'u'l'cisL' fi: llivilalliuii C'mnn1ilIvc lm' -lul1iul'Svniu1' 4: I,i ln'.i1'v K luli 4, Gary Deal llilxlc K Iuls 4: Slmnisli C'luli 4. Joyce Dendy InIl.iliilu'1ils I, 1: Cziliwm Clula 4: C..X..X. 2: liililu Clulu 1. Janice Earle Dennis lImwrS41cicly 1, 4, 4, l'i'4-:mini 4. l'i'1-simlclil 4: Nlunitur 4: Quill :mil Scroll 4. 4: l,:itin C'Iulw 1. 5, 4, P11-si rlcnl 1: Stmlcm C'viunciI 2: llmiu- liuum llopuitvl' 2: Suniin' flziss l'ucn1 Cnlniiiillm' 4: Svliiixljlllliimxi' fomlnil Ivo 4: Xlixul C'lmrus 2, 4, 4: C'xNNux liI'I'OII'l' liusinvss Stull' 1, 4, 4. Iirli Iurinl Stull' 4, 4, Xlusic liclilnr 4 Small-nl ,Xmliiiiiiistmlimi Day 1: Snuiul Sizilulunls C'ui1l'ui1-lice l: junior NL-nim' C'ulniiii!lL'c 4: Cmnnli1clicL'lm'nl Xlxlrslixil 3: llnys' flmrus l'i:uiisl I: lntl'zilnul'uIs l: l'.ll.X. I. SENIGRS Sylvia Ann Dabbs lluiwr Society 3, 4: 'l'ri Ili-Y 4, 4: Xluniwr 5, 4: Quill nml Scroll 4, -I, Sccrvlairy 4: Ullicn' Pzigv 4: l,nIin Chili 3, 4: liaiml I. .Zz C'.xNNnw lil-,l'UIX'l' liusiiwss Stull' 2, 3, 4: Scniur Uilur Cumlnilicc 4: junim' Play Umm IIIIIICU fi. Daphne Elaine Daniel lntrzilmlmls l, 1: Cziliicrzi Club 4: l,ilu'ury C'lulv 2: Iiilwlc Club 4: Ilmm- llnmn Yicn'l'l'csiLlv.-nl J.. 'livznsllrcl' 4 Jean Kay Dayvault llllI'JIIIllII'IllS I. 1: llnnnr Quail-Ii 1, 4, 4: Munitur 4, 4, Yurrvlaily 4: Quill and Siimll 4, 4: Ollicc Pzigv 41 lzilin liluli 1. fl, llfl'Ilhlllil'l' 1. Yiu' Prvsiclcnl 4: Qcssimi lluuw I, 1: Sluclcnt Gm'uri1llu'nI llzmcv Cmiiiiliiil lvl' I, 1, 4, 4: llumu limiln ililvnsllivi I. Z, Sccrclnry 4: linml Sluinsm' 1, 3, 4, l.llYl'ill'liIll 3, lliruuslirn-I' 4: Orcliuslrai I, 1, il. 4: Mixcnl flmrus I: QUXNNON lliI'l'UlI'I' liusiiwss Stull 1, 3, 4. Thelma Beatrice Deal Intmmurails l: I.:itin C'luIi 1, 4. lna Ruth Dennis IIIIYZIIIIIITIIIS I: llmnv llmmi Rv purlvr 4: CANNQN llli-mil lh-lmrtvl 5, 4: flaws Niglil l'u'l'ri:v 4. Furman Dillard SENIGRS Ray Dixon Iris Jean Dudley Latin Cltlb 2, 3. I Ruth Dean Eanes Intramurals I. 2: Ifreshman Ilas- ketball 'liournament I, Varsity Ilas ketliall Z, 3: C..X.,'X. 2, 3, Secretary 3: French Club 4, President 4: Latin Club I, 2, Treasurer I, President 2: llome Room Reporter I, Viee-Pi'esi- dent Z, 3, President 4: Class Secre- tary 4: Student Administration Day 2: Superlative 4. Janet Irene Edwards Intramurals I: Freshman Basket ball I: 'I'ri-Ili-Y 2, 3, 4, Council Member 3, President 4: Monitor 4: Dramaties Club 4, Secretary 4: Bank- ing Club 4: Latin Club 2, 3: Ilonte Room Vice-P resident I : Mixed Chorus 4: Girls' Chorus I, 2, 3. Librarian I, Viee President 2, Presi- dent 3: Senior Dedication Committee 4: city!!!II1L'l1CL'l1ll'l1I Klarshal 3: Junior Class Play Cast 3: junior-Senior Committee 3: Stuflent Government Dance Committee 3, 4. Charles Efird Varsity Football 3, 4: llonor So- eiety 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Mono- gram Club 3, 4: Monitor 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 3, 4: Dramaties Club 4: Delegate to Tar Ileel Boys' State 3: Ilome Room President 2, 3, Secretary I: Color Committee Chairman 4: CANNON Ruvom' Business Stat? 3, 4: Student .Kdministration Day 2: Com- mencement Marshal 3: Senior Super' latiye 4: Latin Club I, Z: Student Council 4. Shirley Ann Erwin Ilome Room Secretary 2, 4: Cam era Club 3, Reporter 3: Bible Club 4: C,tNNoN Rr:-on'r Ilclitorial Stall Reporter 3, llumor Editor 4. Bible Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: SENIORS Intramurals I, 2: Junior Varsity liootball I, Ilaseball I: Varsity Base' hall 2, Football 2, 3, 4: hlotwgratn Club 2, 3, 4: Session Ilouse I, 1: Latin Club I, 2: Ilome Room Yllreas urer 1, 3: Ili-Y I, 2: Chemistry Club 3: Ilome Room President 4. Teresa Dwyer 'Iriflli-Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 1, Council Member 3, Chairman ol' Scrap Book Committee I, 2: Ilra maties Club 3. Dramaties Class Play Xlakeup and Ticket Committee 3: lieket Committee ol' Junior Class Play 3, Stage Crew 3: Student Cov- ernment Danee Committee 3, 4: Decoration Committee junior-Senior 3: Girls' Chorus 2, Reporter 2: Com- meneement Chorus 3: Senior Class Poem Committee 4. Eugene Eddleman Xloclel Airplane Club l, 3: Span ish Club 4. Ruby Nell Edwards Ilible Club 4: Cirls' Chorus 4. Theresa Ensley Creston Holmes Erwin Camera Club 3: Xlotlel Airplane Club 1, 3: Nlonitot' 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Spanish Club 3, 4: Com' meneement Marshal 3: junior Class Play Business Committee Chairman 3. SENIORS Joyce Louise Falls Transferred from Rural Ilall, North l'arulina. Fil Dramatics Club fl: Stagg' Crvw llahy'n Night Out 3. Eleanor Foil 'I'ri Ili-Y I. 2. 5, -lc F,Il.,'X. I, 2: Xliwml Clmrus 2: llihlc Ciluh 5, -lg NlL'ssialx 2: l.ihl':il'y Clllll 3, 4. Floyd Fritz Doris Gibson library Cluh 4, Secretary -I: llilmlv Clulx R, 4. Caleb D. Glass Varsity lwxnthall Z, -I: Junior Var' sity lknnluall I, 1: Track 4. 4: lmm' murals I, 2: Ili Y I. 1. K. 4, Chap- lain fl: Nlunilnr 3, -l: Nlmlcl .Xirplanc flulm Z, :lg Clicmistry Cluh 3: Spanish Cluli 45 Sllllll'I1l Government Dance Ciiinnnittcc l'h:'irman 3: CANNON RIL- I'Ull'I' Business Stall' 5, -lg Scssiun llnusv 4: Social Sranclarcls Cnnfer' cncc 3. Eleanor Ruth Gulledge Lilmrary Ciluh 1, fl: Bible Cluh 4: Spanish Cluh fl. -I: Stage fron' ig flass Day lixcrcisn' 1: ,luniur Sa.-nim llancv Ckniirniltcv 3. SENICRS Betty Lane Fleming 'lirillil' 2, 3: Intramurals I. 1: I II X I: Girls' Chorus 2: Stunlcnl ninistratinn Day I. Peggy Freeze IIIIIIW l. 2. 4, 4, Sccrvlary' I3 'a ' : Slmiiisli . , 5 .' mlm-nt Clm'crl1xnvl1l nu' cillIl1l11lllCL' 4, -I: Girls' Chorus 7 Librarian 2: Miwvil Clmrus 3. 4. William Funderburk Intramurals I: Varsity liuullmll l, 4 -lg Monogram Cluh 3, -I: Latin ,uh 2. J. L. Gibson ,lunlnr Xarslly llasulxall I, 1. Doris Alline Goble I.ilu'ary fluh 3. -I: Intramurals I. John Hardister llil I, l, 3. -I. Qainuia Cluli I: mish fluh -I: Ylagr cil'l'H' l. f n SENIGRS Norma Hardy lutrauuuruls I, 3, 3: Ynrsity liars lwllxalll I, 1, 4, 4: CQ..X..X. 2, fl, 4 Sports lmzulol' lg Iliblv Club 3, 4 Session llUllNL' 4: SlllLlL'l1I llmvrxi lm-nl llnnu- Cun1l11illcn' 5. Hunter William Hay Sluzlunl Cmvl'l111u'i1l llnncc Cum milton' 4: luniurScniur Crnmnilwo 4: Xrl Club 4. Betty Ruth Helms lrilliel' I. Z, 4, 4: C'lICII1lSIlI Club 4: Slmuislm Club -l, Scwclury lr1'zisllrf,'l' 4: Ilnmu lliuuu Sccl'ct:ll'y I: Girls' Clmrils 2, 5, 4, Ullicur 2, 4: Ililvlc Clllb 4. Morris Lee Helms name fum 4, I I Q 'Blondie Adelaide Holbrook lnttlnngrals-'llz 'I'ri-Ili-Y 1. 1, 4, 41 ,ll'lcn1istryl'CluIm -Ig jpqnislm Club 4. 4: Seelsivm Iluusu jp junior Class - 1 Play Xlnrslml 4: Clnss Night Clmius I , 1. lx tv n ' Wilma Geraldine Holshouser Intramurals I, 2: Assistant Man zlgvr Girls' lixlslivllmll lualm 33 CQ..X..X. 4: lwvmlmll Spullsmu' 5: Stu clout CQm'i'rnlm'nl llzlnu' Cuniluittvc 4: Class Nigln lu-rcisv 4. SENIORS Maxine Flora Hartsell luutluzill Spunsor .45 l'.ll.,X. l, 1 Betty Adeline Helms lmubnll Sponsor 1: Intramurals I, lri-lliel' 3, -I1 Scssiml lluusn' 4: Sluclum Kinu'rnl1wl1l llniwi' Cummil tm' -I, 4: ,Xrl Club 4, 4: llmm- lluum In-1nsl1l's-1' I: Girls' Clmrus 2, 4: Sluclcnl ,lalmilwislmlimmli Dan l: Klum X igbl I-.wrt-iw 4. Lorene Elizabeth Helms lilmirj Club S, 4: lliblu K lub 4: Slmnislu Club 3, -l: Cirls' Clmrus 1. Donald Hogue Imrumuruls I, 2: Buys' Clmrus ' 4: Stage Crow lm' junior Plus 4. Howard Holloway . , . , lll-I l, 2: Klmmgrmu C lub 1, 1. 4: llnmc llmun Yici-lllvsiilulut 4: lfunl bull Klzilmugci l. 1: Xnxsity ll:lSlu'l lmll 5, -I. Betty Jean Honeycutt hi Club 4: lliblu Club 4, SENICRS Evelyn Rose Honeycutt liuutlnill Slmnsur lg 'lriflli-X -ll l.ll..X. l: Sussiun lluusu l: llumv Rumn 'l'rouslll1-i' 4: Orclwstixi l. 1, 4, -lg XII Slim' Ul'clu-sim 2. 4, -l: , Mossi11li lg fJl7l'l'L'll2l lg Siuzlcnl iimcrninunl Dnncv Cmniniileo 4: Hu' ciul Slannlamls Cmnifcruiiu- I: ,luninr 'ir-niur lluncn' Ciuniniucu 5. Vivian Elayne Honeycutt Quill :uul Scrull -3, -l, Yiccl'rcsi mlunl -l: QANNUN lll.l'0u'l' Rcpurlcl' 4, lxclmngc lpalitnr 4: Tri-lli'Y I, 1, 4, -l, Council XlCl'llllk'l' l: Drininuirs Club -l, lh-lmiu-1' -l: Cln-inistry Club 4: l,2Illll Club I, 1: Sllulunl fluvcrn nu-nl llnnu' Curniniltu- 1. 3, -ll llusinuss Cuxnlnillcc Ullailxfs Night Out 5: ,luniur Senior Dunrc Cum lnittcu S: Clilss Night liu'1'L'iSU 5: Sa-niurjuniur lliniu- Cmnlnillm- -la lnll'11lnurulw l: Music Olliu' Page 2. J. Buford Howard llunn- lhnnn Pu-sirlcnl I, incu- mrx -l, James Franklin Howell lHll'LIll1lll'3llS l: lli-X I, 2. fl, -l. Hvc1'ctux'y l, Prcsiclcnl 2, 4: Cuincru Club 1: .Xlunimr 4, 4: Spanish Club 4. Yin'-l'i'csiLlc11t -l: Session lluusc lc llulnu lluuln ScL'r1.'tnl'j' l. YiQ0fl'l'L'sif ilu-nl 4: junior'S4-nim' Dnncv :xml ligunluul Culninilluu 4: 'lingo Crvn I, 1. Harold Hudspeth junior Varsity' l'unthull 2, Yursiti 4, -lg lntrzunurnls l, 2: Klmmgrnni Club 3, -l: llilmlc Club fl: Buys' Clnxrus 2. June Carol Jarrett 'IirifIliY I, 1, 5, -l, Clnipluin -l: library Club 4: lliblu Club -lg Stu mln-nl Kirin-l'l1xiiL'i1l llnncu Cunnnilluu -lg Cxxxnx llLl'llll'l' Lnlilurnil Stull, llvpmlcl' 4, Suuicty lfnlimr 4: Stunlrnl Mlininislrauicm Dan 2: junior Class Play Cnlnlniltuc 3: Qcniur Class Sung Cmnninillcc 4: Class Night l'xm'n'isv 4 SENIORS Janice Sue Honeycutt Cannon: Club 2: .Xrt Club 4: lliblv Club 5. 4: junior Class. Plan Xl.n' slnil 4. Kyle Wayne Hooks lntrninurnls l, 1. 5: Sciclium- Club l: Ilil I: Stuslvnl ,hllninisirauitm Ilan' 1. Gloria Jane Howard lliblv Club 4: Spanish Club 1, i. Peggy Ann Hudson 'I'ri-lli-Y 3, 4: l',ll..'X. 2, 3: Iliblv Club lg Student Clm'urn1m'nl Ilnliu' Cunnniltcv 3: junior Class Play Smgx' Crm-n' 5. Kenneth Langdon Huffman llnnw Runnin 'l'n-usurcr 4: Cum l1ll'I1CCl'lll'I1f Marshal fl: lmrunmrnls l. Cha rles Ray Ketner lntrnmuriils l: llil I, 1. 5, 4 Monitor rl, 45 lliblc Club l. lg Span ish Club 3, -l: Sussinn lluusc l, -l llnnur Ronin l'l'usialcnt l, 33 Ilonr- Ccnnlnilluc -lg Sings Crow l. 2, 4. 4 juniur S1-niur Duncc Cillllllllllllk' K. SENIORS Intramurals I: junior Varsitv Ifootball I: Latin Club I, Z: IIi-I' I, 2, 3, 4: junior Senior Decoration Committee 3: junior Class Play 3. Gene Lankford Spanish Club 3, 4. Jimmy Hall Ledbetter junior Varsity Ifootball I: IIifY I: Bible Club 2: Stage Crew 3, 4. Nancy Loretta Lentz Intramurals I: 'I'ri Ili Y I, 2, 3, 4: Girls' Chorus I: Messiah I: OP- uretta I: Student Government Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4: junior Class Play Committee 3: Class Night Iixer- cise 3: Seniorfjunior Dance Commit' tee 4: junior-Senior Dance Committee Ig ,-Xrt Club. Luther Marvin Leonard Spanish Club -I: Intramurals I, 2: junior Varsity Baseball I: llootball Xlanager -I: Monogram Club 4. Vivian Joyce Lowder Intramurals I: Ii.II..-X. I: Ilible Club -I: Class Night Iixercise 3. SENIORS Joe Lambert Intramurals I: Varsity Basketball 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Ili-Y I. 1: Ilome Iloom Secretary 3, 4. Valerie Lawing Intramurals I: Tri Ili t' I, 2: I7.II.A. I: Session Ilouse I: Ilome Rootn Secretary I, Treasurer 2: Stu- tlent Administration Day I. Earl Lentz Intramurals I, 1: Varsity Ilaslxet ball 3, 4: Baseball 3, 4: Ilonor So' eiety 3, -I: Ili-Y I, 2: lylonogram Club 3, 4: Monitor 4: Dramatics Club 3: Session Ilouse 2, 3: Ilome Room Vice-Presitlent 4: Mixed Chorus 1, 2. 3. 4. Allen Lewis Leonard Ili-Y I, 2, 3, 4: Stage Crew I. Ralph Lewis Intramurals I, 2: Ilome IIoom President I, Z, 3: Session Ilouse 4: Dramaties Club 3, Dramaties Play 3: Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 4. Shirley Jeanette Maness Intramurals I: Iiootball Sponsor 3. 4: junior Cheerleader 3, Varsity -I: Tri-Ili-Y I. 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presirlent I, 3, Reporter 2: If.II.A. I: Spanish Club 3, 4: Student Government Dance Committee 2, 3, 4: Ilome Iloom Reporter I, 3, Secretary 2: C,xNNoN RIZPUIIT Business Stall' 2, 5, 4, Ifclitorial Stall' Reporter 3, Co Iitlitor 4: Junior-Senior Decoration Committee 3, Seniorelunior Refresh- ment Committee 4: Class Nigltt Iix ereise 3: Junior Play Business Com- mittee 3: Banking Club 4: Student .Xdministration Day 1. SENIORS James Litaker Mann Barbara Ellen Martin Intramurals I, 2, ,lg liiblv Club I, 2, ig ll..X..X. Z, 3: Stuxlcltt Um'- crnmcnt llgznu- Ctnmnitlvc 3, -lg junior Class Play Nlalwup Crow :lg juniur Senior llccnrating Cnmmitlcc ig Ilumo Iluuln Ilcpurtvl' Zg I.atin Club 3, -lg Class Night I'.xr:t'cisc -li St-ninrjuninr Dance Committee -lg Nancye Carolyn Matthews ,XVI Club I, -l, -I: l,atin Club 1, 3. 'Ira-asurcr 5: IIII..-X. lg llnmc Ilunm Yin' l'l'csiLlcllt lg Sillilflll Unvcrn ment Dance Committee lg fl, Chair man ul' lh-uxralifmns lg Iri-Ili-Y I, ig -l, Yicc-I'i'csiclvl1t -lg CANNUN Ill- l'0lt'l' Business Stall' fl, -l, Cirls' Sports Iitlitnr -lg Iiaby's Night Out Cast 4: junior-Senior Ilanquct COIHIIIIIXUL' 4, Chairman ul' Invitations 3g Stu- rlr-nt .hlxninistration Day' 2g Inlra murals Ig Irnntball Spnnsur flg Olliu' Page -lg Svssiuxl llnusu -lg Class Sung Ctnnmiltct- -lg llrainatics Club -I, Phyllis Wayne Metcalf Iliblu Club -lg latin Club lg lntra murals I. Carolyn Morris Intramurals lg Iliblc Club l. -l. l'rv:sinIcnt -lg Ilvbating Club lg Scs- sinn Ilousc 1: Library Club -l, Svc ietary -l. Arnold Eugene Moss Latin Club l, lg Ilnmu Ilnnin Su.-crctary' lg Buys' Chorus 1, 4. SENIORS Loretta Marshall Intramurals lg Ilnnnr Society 3, -lg 'I'ri-Ili-Y 3, -lg I5.Il..X. lg I.atin Club 5, lg Stutlcnt fillYl'l lIl1lCHI Dance Ctmnnittvu -lg Ilnmc Ilnnin President 1, -l, Secretary Ircasurcr 5, 'Iireasurt-r Ig llistnrian -lg Slutlvnt .ltlministxxi tinn Dax' lg Cumim'nuumcnt Nlar shal -I, I Martha Matthews Intramurals lg 'I'riIliY 1, 4, -lg If.ll.,'X. lg Nlunitnr -lg Iliblc Club -ll Ilramatics Club -lg Clwmistry Club ig I.atin Club 1, -lg Slutlvnt ci1tYOI'lllIIClll Dance Cnmmiltcu 2, ,lg Iltxmc Ilumn Ilcpnrtcr -lg Girls' Chorus lg junior SCIIIUI' Dance Comlnitlcm' lg ,Iuninr Class Play Cast lg Class Dax Ifwr rise' 'l. Hilda Maulden Social Stantlarcls Cnnl'cr0m'v: 3: llL'ccptinn Cummittcc Alumni Dav 2: Intramurals lg Ifrcshman Class 'I'rv:as urul' lg Scssitm Iluusv Z, 'lg I3.II.rX. Ig llaml l, 2, 4, -lg Klainrultu I. 2. 5, -lg Mixctl Chorus 2. -lg Orclicstra lg .-XIIStalo llalul 3: llunur Sucictv K, -lg Quill and Scroll rl, -lg CANNON Ih1vtm'r Business Stall' rl, -lg Ilaln s Night Out Cast 3g 'liri-Ili-Y I. 2. rl, -l, Presiclcnt l, Yicu-I'rv:si1Io.'nt 2. 'liruasurcr ig lfnntball Sponsor 3, -lg Swinggsu-rs 5: ,Iuninr-Scninr Iintvr tainmcnt Cnmmittcn- 3: Class Night Fu-1'cisc :lg Ifrcnch Club -lg Mnnitnr -lg Camera Club 5, -lg Point Ilnartl Ilcprcsvntativc -lg llancc Culnlnitlci' 1. 3: Senior-junior Cnmmittcc -lg Yluninr-Sv.-niur Cnlillliittcc flg Scninr Supcrlativu -l. Doris Middleton 'l'ri-Ili-Y 3, -lg Ilramatics Club -lg Ollicc Pagc -ll Spanish Club -lg IIaby's Night Out Cast 4. Lewis Ray Morrow Intramurals I, lg Iliblv Club 1, 3. Phyllis Ann Moss ,luninr Varsity' lI1lSIxl'lI7llIl l, lg Intramurals I, lg Bible Club l, 3, Scssinu Ilnusc lg llnmu Ronin Yicc Prusinlcnt lg CANNUN Ihavnm' llc porter -lg Sunln-nt .hlministratiun Du 1 SENIORS llnnxc Ronin Ilvlmrtcr 2, Viuuf l'11-nitlcirt :Ig QVANNUN lllIPUR'I' lftlif Illfllll Stall 1, fl, -I. lltnnur lztlitur 4 .Xlumni lftlitur -I. Janice Munday Intramurals I: l7.ll..X. lg Calm-ra Club fl: Spanish Club 3, 4: 'l'ri'lli-I 1, 4: Student fiUVL'I'I'lllICI1I Dance C'mnmittt-c 3: Girls' Clmrns 3: Aluninr Play BllNll1L'SS Ctnnlnitlcc 'L Peggy McDowell Ilantl I. 2, 3, 4: Orchestra l, 2, rl: Session Ilntlsc -lc lNlessiab I: XValt1 llrt-sun Opt-rt-ttu I. Clatie lris McLean Intramurals. lg li.ll..X. 2, 3. 4: Iliblc Club 3. -I: Spanislxrlilub 4. Billy McWhorter Intramurals lg ,luninr Varsity' I-uuthall 1. Yarsitv 3. 4. Mary Lou Owings Intramurals I: llulnc lluuln Rv lmrtcr I: Latin Club l, 1, 'llrca5l.li'ur lg lliblc Club 2: Stutlont Gtweriir rncnt Dancc Cmnlniltcu 5: 'llri-llih' 4, Project clUIllI'l'llIIt't' 3: ,luninr Class 'lay Cnmrnittec' 3: Quill and Scroll -I: Cl!Cll'llSlI'y Club 3: Girls' C'lxuru5 lg LVANNIJN Rl'l'0ll'I Rc-lmnrlcr I. SENICRS Marie Mullis Joyce Evelyn McCollum Intramurals I: l'.ll..X. I: Tri-llil I, 1, 4: lliblt' Klub 1. Max McKinney Intramurals l: Varsity Funtlrall 3 Charles McWhorter liiblc Club 4. Hazel O'Kelley Intramurals l, 1: l7.Il.,X. I, 4 Canwra Club 2: Latin flub l. Hugh Parham Track 3. 4. SENIORS Mason Parks lnlixiimlmls I: 'I'r11clx 4: junior Yami -ily Iunllmll lg IIi'Y I, 2, fl: I Iumm' Iluum Yin' l'ri'siLlcnI I, 'I rvus un-I' lg Ililwlt- flulx 4. Troy Gilbert Payne Joyce Peterson Bilslc Clulx 4, -I. Ray Petrea Ili-N I, 2, 4, -I, I'rcsi1In'ul I, 4. , . . , . , N lu' Pluslilvlil 1. -I: Cnliwrzi C Iulu --2 Slmnish Clulw 4, -I: llilllll I, 1, 4. Harlen D. Phillips juniur Yursity Ifuutlmll I, 2, Yau' sill 4: lIllI'IlIIlllI'IllS 21 hlmmvrnln , rw l'IuIx 4, -I: Ili Y 2, 4: Slmnisli Clulu -I: Ilmm- Ilouln I'rvsinIi'l1I I. Betty Sue Presson I.II..X. I: 'lrillil' 4, -I: Ililwlv Cluh 4, 4. O1 SENIORS Glain Shirrell Pennell junior Xursily I'LnxlIm.llI 2: Spxlnis Clulx -I, llumu llumn I,ri-siilcnl I. Margaret Ann Peterson Imrnmuruls I: I'.II.,X. 1, 4, Ililm Clulm 2. 4: l,:um llulm I: Luls lllmrus Betty Ann Phillips in in I' 4, 4, namt- cm, 1. 4. 4 'cIu'sll'u I, 1, 4. -I. Shirley Jean Phillips llllI'AlIIllII'lIl5 I: junior Yursilv llns Itctlmnll I luniur Senior Ilulicl' funn luitlvc 35 Iutin fllllll I, 1: C'I1v1nisln C Iulx 4 'I'ri Ilil' l, 4. -I: Girl C 'lunrus Grady Price Slmnisli Vlulx 4, 4, SENIORS lntratnurals l: Spanish Club 4: lliblc Club lg Girls' Chortts 2. 4. Donald Ralph Puntch Intramurals l: junior Cllucrlcatlcr l, Z: Varsity Clit-L-rlt-atlur 3, 4, Chicf 4, llifV I, 1, fl, 4, Sucrctary 51 Monitor 5, 43 l,I'kIlll2lllC5 Club 4. Social Chairman -lc Spanish Club 5. 4, Session llousc l, 5: Student Goy- vinnwnt Dance Colntnillct' l, 1. 5. 4, Publicity Chairman 5. -lg Scnior Song Committee 4: Sturlcnt Xtltnin- istration Day 1: Social Stautlartls Cot1l'ux'ctiv.'u lg junioiSonior Dana' Cornmittct- 3: junior Class Play Casl ig CANNQN lltvour llusint-ss Statl' 4: lltblc Club 4. Margaret Randolph lntranxurals lg l'.ll..'X. 3, Camera Club 4: Library Club -lg Chemistry Club 4: llancu Committee 4, 4: lloxnr Room Social Chairman 4: Girls' Chorus 2: Class Night lfwr cisv: 4g :XII Club 4. Richard Walton Reynolds Spanish Club 4, ,Xlotto Colntnittvt' -l. Donald Roberson junior Varsity lfootball 2, Varsity 4, -lg Monograin Club 4, 41 junior Varsity llascball 2: Intramurals l, 2: lliblr' Club 4, lIiY l, 1, 4: Latin Club 25 .-Xrt Club 4, Session Ilousv 4, llotnc Room 'l't'casurv.-r -l. Lillian lrene Roberts lntratnurals lg l,l'kllIliIllCS Club fl. Marshal 55 Slutlcnt Goycrnlncnt Uancu Cotuinittct- 4. SENIORS Ruth Ollena Price li.ll..'X. l: Camera Club 3, Library Club 4: Bible Club 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club -lg Girls' Chorus 2, 4. Robert Frank Quay junior Varsity Football lg lntra murals lg Varsity Baseball Z, 3. 43 Varsity Football 43 Monogram Club Z, 3, 45 lli-V l, Z, fl, -lg llonxe lloom llrvssitlent 2, llantl l, 1. 3, 4: Latin Club I. Violet Jean Raye Intramurals l, lg junior Varsity Baskutball l, 2, Captain 2, Girls' Chorus 2: junior Class Play Stagn- Crcw 3. Phyllis Smith Rhyne Commencement Marshal 3, lioot- ball Sponsor 3: llonor Society 3, 41 Monitor 2, 3, -lg Library Club 4: Bible Club 2, 3: Ollicc Page 5: Session Ilousc lg Banking Club 4: llotne Room Prcsitlcnt l, Viccfllresi' tlcnt 3: Sllltll'I1l Atlministration Day Z: junior-Senior Bantlttr-t Decoration Chairman 5: junior Play Marshal fl. Elicia Etta Roberts junior Varsity llaslwthall l. 22 lntraniurals I, 2 Billy Ray Robinette junior Varsity liootball l, Varsity 5, junior Varsity Basketball l, Var- sity 2, 3, -lg Monogram Club 2, 3. 43 Intramurals l, 2, llonw Room lic porter 4: Ilia' l. 2, fl. SENIORS Bobby Rogers Intramurals I g junior Varsity Baseball I, 2: Ilible Club 2, I: Monitor -I. Annie Mildred Rollings Intramurals I: l'.lI..'X. I: Spanish Club 3, -I: Ilible Club 4. Millicent Rosenberg 'lrillil' I, 1, fl, 4, SL'I'gL'LlI1IilI :Xrrns 1, -Ig Urelrestra I, 2, .XlIfState I, lg .Xrt Club I, 3, 4, Ilelxorter -Ig Ireshlnan llaslxetball 'learn I: Session Ilouse lg junior Class Play Property Chairman 5: junior Senior Deeoralion Chairman Al: Student Cloxernrnent Ilanee Committee 2. Deeoration Chairman 3. Ilanee Committee Chairman -Ig Ilramaties Club 4, Pres' irlent -Ig CANNUN IllI'UII'I' Business Stall -I, .Xssistant .Xtlvertising hlanaf get 4: Ifrench Club -I: Senior Class Social Chairman -I: Senior Poem Committee 4g llome Iloorn Treasurer 4: Senior Sulrerlatixe 4. John Mathias Rufty Intramurals lg Varsitv Ilaseball fl, junior Varsity I, lg Nlonograrn Club -I: Monitor 2, 5. -I, Chiel' -Ig Iratin Club 1. fl, Ilresiclent 1, 'Ig Art Club Ig Session Ilouse lg Ilome Iloom President I, rl. hIICl IlI'CSIlIL'I1I 2: Iletlieation Committee -I: Student .Mlministration Day 2: Social Stand' arcls Conference 3: junior Senior Dance Committee I: Senior Sulmerla- tire 4. Charles Jerry Russell 'Iranslierrerl from Odell :Ig Varsitv liootball 5: hllbllilgllllll Club 5, Ilible Club 3, -Ig Session Ilouse -Ig Home Iloom Vicellresiclenl 4. Kathryn Ella Jane Savage I'.II.,X. Ig latin Club 2, I. Ireas urer 2, Sv:L'retal'y'Ireasllrer ig llome Room Seeretary-'I'reasurer 2, Severe' tary -lg Orchestra I, 2, fl. -I: Senior Committee -Ig ,luniorfSenior Dance Committee R. SENIORS Intramurals Ig junior Varsity Bas- ketball I, 2: I'.II..-X. I, 1. -I: Camera Club 2: CI.fX.,'X. I: lireneh Club -Ig I5reshlnan Ilaslxelhall I: 'liri Ili Y I. Ruth Elizabeth Roseman Transferred from I,antlis 2: Span ish Club fl, -Ig Stlulenl Government Ilanee Ciornrnittee 5: Stutlent .MI ministration Day 5: Chairman ol llower Couunittee -I. Annie Hilda Ruff Helen Rushing 'I ransferretl from Cflterau' I Iigh School 5: Girls' Chorus rl, -I: Bible Club 4, -Ig RIANNUN Ihivorrr Rr porter -I: junior Plat Stage Crew lg 'l'ri'IIi,Y K -I Patty Sue Safrit Il'I'IIl'I I, 2, 5, -I: Iirble Club 2, 3. -I, Song Leailer lg Ifreneh Club -lg Dance Committee 5, -Ig Mixed Chorus 2, rl, -I: :Xrt Club 5: Class Night Ilvereise 3: Intramurals I: Variety Show rl. Sonja Seagraves 'l'ransl's'r'retI from Scott I Iigh School 4. SENIORS John Albert Sechler Bonnie Gaye Shepherd l.ll..X. I: Library Club, Sccrcrary 4: lluruu lluum Secretary I. Buddie Lee Shinn juuiur Varsity Ilan-ball 1: Clu-ur INIYF Cluli 4. Barbara Anne Sills 'l'rau5l'0i'1'0Ll llrum l'ul'l Myers Senior High 4: 'l'ri-Ili-Y 4, 4: lfrcucli L lub 4: IDQIIICL' Cunuuittcc 4, 4: llumc Ruum Secretary 4: Munn Cununittcc Chairman 4: ,luniur Play mnmillcr' 4: Girls' Clmrus 4. Doris Sloop Intramurals l, 1, 3: Juniur Varsity I4asLetbaIl I, 2, Varsity 4, 4: lL..X,X. 7, 4, 4: liiblu Club 4: llumc lluum lh-port:-r lg Junior Play Marshal 4: slllllUl1l llmcrluucul llauu' Culumil tm- 4: hlxmilur 4. Franklin Delano Sloop Hou' Clmrua 1. 4: Nliu-ml Clmrus 4. SENIORS luulball Spuusur 1, 4: llunur Su 7 4, 4: lri-Ili-X I, .., 4, 4. ll'casurur I, l4l'usirlum 2, Cuuuuil rich Xlululxcl' 4: I'.ll..X. I: hlmiilur 4, 4: llrauxalirs Club 4: l,aIiu Club l. 4. Sr-L'1'cl:l1'x' 4: Slurlvul Cuuucil I, 4: Sr-wiuu lluusc 4: lluuu- lluum Yin' l'rcnirlcnt I: cilllllflllllll Svniur Class Sung Cuuuuillcu 4: CANNUN Rl l'UllI' I4usiuuss Stall' Z, 4, 4. I4usir I .l2l'I' 4: 2,51 um Xlau Student .Xmlministraliuu llax 1L'l1II Stamlarnls Cmilcrcmm- I. .41 lhairmau liulcrtaiuuwnl Cuuiuiillcr- ,luniurS1-uiur 3: Yluniur Class Cast .43 Souiur Class Niglil lim-r uisc 4, Plax Marianne Sherrill llunm' Suficlv 4, 4, I4cpm'lur 4: lri-Ill-Y I. 2, 5, 4, Council ,X lxrr I, lh-parlor 4: Quill aurl Scrull 4 4 Pluirlrul 4 Clumistu Club 4 In-ui Latin Club l, 1. SL'Cl'0l2ll'X I, Yin' Pri-sulcnt 2: Sturlcut Gun-ruim-lu Dance Cunu1ullcc 1, 4, 4: CMNNUN Ili vulrr Business Stall' .4, 4, Reporter .4, News liclitur 4: .IlIuiurScniur Dauvqu Cmulniltcc 4: Senior-juuiur llaucu Culnmilluc 4: Scniur Supvrla Iixc 4: Class Nighx l'u'l'v:ism- 4. Valoree Shinn :J , 2: im' Varsilx lulramurilx l jun l4asI:e.-lball 1. I-rcsluuan Tc: un I. .Xssistanl Manager 4, 4: Ililmlc Club 4: Dramatiu Club 4: Clwiuistry Club 4: Latin Club I, lg Ilaml l, 2. 3: Orulicstra I, 2, 4: ML-ssiaIx I: XY alll Dream Opcrulla I: Stagg' Cru-u' ,luuiur Play 4. Juanita Simpson ll1lI'AIllllll'illh I: 'lrilli-X 4, 4: C aurora C Iulm 4: l4il1Iu 1 lub 4: l.alui Club 4: lluumu llmuu Sccrularx li l4ausI I, 2, 4. Eve rette Wayne Sloop ilr-.iuup C Iiairuiau 4, 4. Thelma Eleanor Sloop Intramurals I, 1: l.ll.,X, I, 1. I 4,41 labrarv C Iulx 4, 4: K-urls ll unrlls , 1: XIIXULI Clwrua .4, 4: Hluclvul ,XVI I uuuistraliuu Dax' 2. SENIORS Comas Smith lmiaimllml ilmrrs I. Edna Elizabeth Stancil llilmlv Clulm 3. -lg Latin C'lulw 1. 4' ,lllliinr Class Plan Culnmillvi' 3. Buise Steen lfilllhl-1'l'l'l'll lmm lnmlis 1g lnlrn murulm 1: C'lu'mistry Cilulu 4: lli-Y 1: llumn' llinnn Yici'l'n'siclul1l -l. Lorraine Strawn lri lli'Y 4: l,1lxr:n'j Cilulx -l: ,lunim l'l:n C'mninillvn- -E. Carol Jean Suther lrifllifl I, 1. 4. clllillillllll w l.ll..X. l, 1, 4. 4. Sung l.C1llll'l' 5. l'ru:-irlvnl -l: llilmlu flulw -lg i'lv.'inislry Vlulw 4: Latin Vlulu 1. 51 llimn' llumu YlL'L l,l'k'ilLll'I1l 1: Girls' flu: rus -l. Betty Jo Talbert lnlrqilnLll'nls lp llilmlc flulm 1, 5. 4. SENIORS Phyllis Jean Smith l'.ll..X. lg Session lluuac l: Liillll cm lflulm -l: 'l'ri-llil' -l. Mattie Lou Stancil lilmnj flulv 4: llilslc l'luIv 4, -lg lnlin Clul: 1, 5, 4. Kenneth B. Stokes latin Clulv 1. 4: llunil I. 1. Ralph Odell Strube Willie Faye Sutton ll'l'lll'1 3, -ll l4.ll..K. IL I,iln.ily l'Iulx 4: cllll'llllSlI'l' C'lulm lg lzulin Club 1, 3: Girls' K'lwrils 1. Geraldine Tarlton lnlraunurnls I: .Xu l'luly 4: lrvsh num lluslwllmll l: glllllL'lll. Aelminis Irutiim Dany 1. SENIORS Evelyn Taylor 'I'ri-Ili-Y I, 2, fl, 43 Library Clllb 43 Bible Club 3, 4: Ilome Room Vice President 2. Nancy Carolyn Teal Bible Club I. Joe Elmore Thomas Intramurals I, Z: junior Varsity Footliall 2: Ili Y I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary :IQ Camera Club 23 Spanish Club 3, -Ig Band I, 2, 3. 4, Squad Leatler 21 Urchestra 3: Swingsters 3, 4. Phyllis Ellen Thompson junior Varsity Basketball Ig Intra murals lg 'liri-Ili-Y I, 2, 4, 4, Ile' porter I, 4, Secretary 35 I5.II.A. I: Student Government Dance Commit tee 2, 3, 45 Ilome Room Ileporter 45 Session Ilouse 4: Banking Club 4: Quill and Seroll 3, -Ig clANNON RI.- vorrr Business Stall 4, Iizlitorial Stall' 3, 4. Society Iiditor 3, Feature Editor 45 Girls' Chorus 2, 3, I.i brarian 3: junior Play Ilrompter anzl Marshal 3: junior Senior Dance Committee 35 Senior Class Poem Committee -Ig Senior Class llrophetess 4: Senior-junior Dance Committee 4: Seniorjunior Invitation Committee Chairman 4: Class Night Iixereise 3. John Alexander Troutman junior Varsity Football I, Varsity Manager 3, -Ig junior Varsity Ilasket ball I, 2. 3, Varsity -lg Intramurals I. 2: IIiY I. 1, fl. 43 Monogram Club -I. Donald Wayne Upright Ilible Club I, 2, 35 Spanish Club -I: Session llouse 2. 5: Stu,Ient ,Xml ministration Day 1. SENICRS Robert McKee Taylor Joan Elizabeth Thomas 'liransferrerl from Pilgrim Bible College I: Music Olliee Page 21 Ilible Club rl, -Ig Orchestra 2, 3. 4: junior Play Marshal 3. Harold Thompson Intramurals Ig junior Varsity Ilas ltetball 21 Ili-Y 1, 4: Spanish Club 4. Jerry Neil Tilley Paul Kinley Tuggle Intramurals Ig Ili-Y Ig Camera Club Z, 4, Spanish Club 45 Ilome Room Vice-President lg llancl I. 2, 3. Lewis Vernon 'lransferretl from I,antIis -I. SENIORS Nancy Jean Viola lflrlllrx l, 2. 3, 4: l'.lI..'X, lg llililu flulm -4: Slmnisli Club 3, 4, Sccrvtnrj' 3: Sessions llnusc 2, 3: llvu'ptimi C'tuninitts-c .Klunmi Day 2. Robert Walker 'l'rnnsl'r:rrt'tl lll'4lll1 lnintlis 4. Joann Watson llmtlmll Slmnsur Z: 'l'ri-lli Y l, 2, S. 4: llililc Ultily 4: C'lit'mistry Cluli 5: Latin Cluh Z. 5: Class Night lixvrcist- 2. 1 Alton Wellman lntranmlrnls l: junior lfmitlmll l: junior lluskctlmll lc Varsity Fotitlizill 2, fl, 4: Altmngrziln Clulm 1, 3, 4. Martha Marie White ll1ll'AlHlUI1llh l, 2: Bililu Club l, Z: Latin Club 2, 3: Stutlt-nt .Xtlministrnr tion Dan' 2. Eva Mae Williams Latin Cluli Z. 3: lf.ll..X. 2. 3, 4. Iwzisixrt-i' -l: Catlin-rzi Lluli 5: Ll lirnry Clnlw 3: llilmlc flulx 3. SENIORS Virginia Waggoner llilwlt' Club -l: Slmnisli flulv 4, -lg llmnt- llnmn ll.I't'2l5llICI' I. Wallace Charles Watkins llil l, 2, 5, 4: Monitor S, 4: Lntin flulm 1: Stutlcnt Govt-i'iiim-tit l7nnt'c Urliiiitittct' 3. 4: llzind l, 2. 5, 4: Orclicstrn l. 2. 5: junior Plan linst 3: ,luninr C'l1ucrlcntlt-r 4. Royce Jeroline Watts Iiri-Ili-Y l, Z, 3, 4: Spanish flulx 5, -l, Ss'i'gt'nnltil.Xrli1s 4: Stutlcnt Clint-i'i1i1it-iii llnncc Ctwininittct' 3, 4: lltnnt' Runnin St'L'l'l'lilfy l, 'l'rcnsurt'r 2, Yiccl'i'csitlt'nt 4: Slutlcnt .Xtlmin istrntitin Daly 2: Alllllltll' Play Prop crty liuininitlt-t' 3: St-nim' Kultur Cum mittcv -l: lntrninurzils I. Patsy O'Neal White llllI'2IllllIl'illS I. 1: l.ilirnry Cluls -l: l,:itin l'lul1 ,ig junior Plan' Stagg' frcw 4: Class Night lixvrcist' 3: llililt' fluli 2, 4, Phyllis Ray Whitley lntruniurnls l: 'l'rilli-Y 2. 3, 'la llilmlc Club l: Spanish fluli 3, 4. Marthelaine Williams lftititlmnll Slmnstir 3: lltinur Society 3. -lg iliri lliY l. Z. 4, -l, Clillncil Xlvinliul' I, -l. Social f'll2lll'I'Il1Ill l. l: Nlonittir S, 4: Quill :intl Scroll rl, -l. 'l'rt'nstlrt'r 4: flllk'I'lllSll'f' flulv 3: lzilin l'luli 1. 5, St'crt'lnrt 2. llzlniluvt K'l1ziil'l1uii1 2. 3: Svssiun lluust' l: Slutlvnl CStn't't'l1lm'l1t llzlnrt' fmnlnil It-c 2, 1, -l: lirvslitmiii Class Suriv lnry l: llnntl l, 1. 5. -l, Sptinsnr l. Xlnjtircttu 1. 3. -l: LAANNON Rlivoni Businvss Stull' 3. 4, .Xtlvcrtising Xlxlmigul' 4: Sttltlcnt .xtllllllllxffillltlll Day 2: junitirScnitir Cuininittt-c 4: Sl'I1ltll lllI1itll' Cmniiiiltcc -l: junior Suniur lQn:i'rtuinmcnt I: tlHlIllIlL'l1CC nwnt Nlalralml 3. SENIORS Benjamin Franklin Wright Intramurals I. 2, 5, 43 junior Varsity Football I, Yarsitx 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain -Ig Monogram Club Z. K, -I, VieefPresident 4: Ilolne Room President Z, 3, -I, Vice-I'resident I: I,atin Club I, 2: Senior Class Vice' President 43 IIieY I, 1. Ralph Yarborough Football I. 2, 3, -I, Co-Captain -I: Monogram Club I, 2, 3, -I, Treasurer 3, President -4. Picture Not Slwwrr Betty Jean Norman OUR PRAYER VVith weeping hearts and downeast eyes We greet our liriencls with last goodbyes, 'Ihis night which seemed so far away I las come at last, and now we pray 'lihat God will guide us on our way And help us in Ilis path to stay. VVQ look around at friends so dear. Can you believe that now we care 'Iihar each shall go his separate way And what befalls us none may say? For all we know we may be crowned With glories beyond a mortaI's ground Or some may fall along the way And ne'er again will wish to pray. Wfith eap and gown, oh Lord, guide me 'lio graduate for all to see 'lihat I have faced and passed the test QI wearing my gown and doing my best. NIILLICEN1' RosENBERc, Class Poet SENIOR Geraldine Lee Woodell Intramurals Ig 'Iiri-Ili-Y I, 2, 5, 4: I IIA. Ig Library Club -Ig Spanish Club 3, -Ig Student Government Dance Cionimittee -Ig llome Ronin Secretary Z. :Ig Girls' Chorus 2. 5. 4. I im- 'rm CLASS PROPHECY While browsing around an old gift shop the other day, I came upon a beautiful old mirror. It was covered with dust, so I am sure it must have been there many, many years. The frame was done in a beautiful and intricate design, so I bou ht the mirror and took it home. Upon cleaning the glass, I discovered something very miraculous. I could look into the mirror and see things which were to happen many years hence. As I kept shining it, I saw some of my classmates from A. L. Brown High School in their chosen professions. Some of the first to come into view were John Rufty, Glain Pennell, and Richard Re nolds, who were serving as ministers in various churches in North Carolina. Also in the religious field were Joan Thomas, Betty June Compton, and Evelyn Taylor. This was ver interesting, so I looked more closely as more scenes fiom the future unfolded. I saw a very impressive building which turned out to be a memorial hospital in New York, with Marthelaine Williams, M.D., as director. Employed at this famous hospital were Janet Edwards, Linny Baker Cone of the foremost dentists in Americaj, Joe Thomas, Betty Ann Phillips, Thelma Sloo , and Doris Sloop. Just across the street, stood a modfern glass drugstore owned by Donald Puntch, pharmacist, and his staff of soda-ierksf' Some of these included Mickey Caudle, Paul Barbee, and Don Hogue. The store had a special beauty salon, managed by Norma Hardy ffamous beauticianj, Barbara Sills, Patsy White, and Nancy Viola. As the pictures continued to come into view, I saw many K.H.S. girls making very comfortable livings as models. Carolyn Bost was to model for an agency co- owned by Bobby Walker andp Bill Bennett. Also pulling down thousands in this field were Dot Childers, Evelyn Honeycutt, Peggy Austin, and Carolyn Morris. Some of my classmates did not seem to like the ground for I found many up in the wild blue yonder. ane Shelton, Betty Ann Helms, Phyllis Moss, Geraldine oodell, and Peggy Beaver were airline hostesses. Jimmy Howell, Jimmy Ledbetter and Gene Lankford found the life of a pilot very exciting, while Bobby Quay did not like to be up in the air. He was interested in planes, and being the millionaire he was, he owned the three major airlines in the United States. Caleb Glass was owner of the largest record store in the world, recording and selling thousands of records made by Peggy Freeze and Loretta Marshall on vocals. Jean Kay Dayvault was making a hit with her piano recordings, while the combination of Johnny Bowers, Donald Anderson, Troy Doby, Don Roberson and Dolly Cruse was taking over the place in discs once occupied by the f'Four Hits and a Miss. Though the War was long since over, many guys of the class of '52 were serving in the armed forces. Ralph Strube, Furman Dillard, Max McKinney, and Morris Helms, along with some of the supposedly weaker sex. Janice Honeycutt, Bonnie Shepherd, Betty Talbert, and Peggy Hudson were among these. The pictures were getting a little dim, so I began cleaning again. As I rubbed harder, the movie world came into view and I saw Joann Watson, Emily Cara- way, Phyllis Metcalf, Joe Lambert, Frank Chisolm, Jerry Russell as some of the most famous film stars. Troy Payne was the owner of a chain of vaudeville theatres which featured such acts as the dancing com- bination of Joyce Falls, Betty Ruth Helms, Phyllis Whitley, and Jeroline Watts. Also starred was a tap dance routine by Harold Hudspeth and Eugene Benton. Page Thirty-four In the business world, some of the raduates of K.H.S. were proving themselves very capablhle. Millicent Rosenberg was one of the top commercial artists, and her staff was composed of Violet Jean Raye, Nadine Clement, and Joyce Peterson. Sign painters employed by Millie, Inc. were Lewis Morrow, Boyd Vander- burg, Charles Wellman, and Donald Black. Ownin the largest grocery stores in the world I saw R. B. andq C. W. Barnhardt. A few of the clerks work- ing for the Barnhardts were Eugene Benfield, Donald Upright, Allen Leonard, Kyle Hooks, and Hunter Hay. Since women cab drivers have come into existence, I was not surprised to find Theresa Dwyer, Nancy Matthews, Shirley Phillips, and Carleen Rogers em- ployed in this work. As I continued to gaze into this marvelous mirror, some of the outstanding characters in the literary world caught my eye. A best seller by Jerry Armstong entitled The Story of lily Life was being considered for a special iournalistic award. Other great writers were Wallace' Watkins, Creston Erwin, Lewis Vernon, Phyllis Jean Smith, Gladys Davis, and Nancy Barger. Television, now being as common in the American home as the electric light, was being invaded by such performers as Howard Holloway, Mason Parks, Dan Castor, and Bobby Rogers on the We'll Answer Any- thing quiz program. Quiz master for this program is Buford Howard. More rubbing upon the glass revealed Vivian Honey- cutt as the owner of a large chain of teen-age clothing stores. Designing the exclusive frocks for her were Etta Sue Boggs, Beverly Cobb, Betty Black, and Bobbie Jean Clayton. Of course I knew many of the gals in my class would get married and raise cute lil' younguns! Shirley Maness, Betty Lane Fleming, Marianne Sherrill, and Elsie Mae Cox were a few of these little housewives. Hilda Maulden had opened a studio teaching baton twirling and strutting. In the same building with the studio, Charles Efird had established a gym for muscle building and training prize fighters. Some of the greats in the boxing world he had trained were Alton Wellman and Charles Ketner. Wrestling attracts many of the stronger sex, and I saw Swann King, Bill Funderburk. and Wayne Biles taking some of the big prize money for winning wrestling matches in Madison Square Garden. Teaching at some of the finer colleges in the United States were some of my classmates who had excelled in the various subiects. Ollena Price, teaching Bible: Martha Matthews, trigg Ruth Eanes. commercial courses, Kathryn Bailes, Lating Hugh Parham, teaching Biol02Vy and Gail Bost teaching two courses in English. Ken Argo was also on the teaching staff at one of the largest colleges. He was coaching a football team through its third unbeatable season. Some of the hill-billy enthusiasts of the class of '52 I saw broadcasting on their own programs on one of the central net works on radio. Included in this were Buzzy Country Boy Yarborough, Comas Smith, John Sechler, Sherrill Austin, Ray Dixon, and Arnold Moss. Though it seemed to me that everything possible had been invented, I saw Buddy Shinn, Everette Sloop and Kenneth Stokes trying to modernize this old world of ours with a complete push-button home. Assisting these great scientists were Martha White, Juanita Simpson, and Julia Ann Price. Y ,mmc . ..Q..,,- CLASS PRCPHECY The nose for news attracted some of the better iournalists of my class, and I saw Janice Munclay, Betty Ann Phillips, Doris Goble, and Geraldine Holshouscr reporting for various top newspapers in the country. Co-editors for one of the largest were Kenneth Huffman and Franklin Sloop. As I continued to gaze into my mirror, I saw a dramatic play in action with Bobby Russell directing. Multi-millioniare Earl Lentz was financing the produc- tion, and starring in it was Kay Savage. ln supporting roles were Valerie Lawing, Ethel Patton, blargarct Peterson, JlIl1lTlV Belk, Marvin Leonard, and Ray Petrea. The scene suddenly shifted, and for a moment I thought the pictures yvcre over. Then I saw the beau- tiful rolling farmland of Virginia. Robert Taylor owned a completely modernized farm, and D. and Ralph Cauble owned Cauble's Dairy. one of the best known in Virginia. Also in this section of the country I sayv L. Gibson and John Troutman who own a large stable of racing horses. Two of their Jockeys, Buise Steen and Jerry Tilley, had won the Kentucky Derby. l saw that Benny VVright had his own ambulance service, and was credited with saving many lives. He was connected with the memorial hospital I had al- ready seen. Still enthralled by this strange phenomenon, I saw that some young ladies were proving that this is a woman's world. Annie Armstrong owned a huge cater- ing service which planned such parties as the wedding reception of New York socialite Mildred Allen. Katrina Cartner and Norma Chambers were some of the most well-knovvn interior decorators in the busi- ness. They remodeled the offices of Paul Tuggle, oil magnate, and the home of Billy lNlcVVhorter, manu- facturer of nylon hose. Some of the hot-rod drivers I saw in the future were Gene Eddlcman, Reese Bradley, and Frankie Combs. I then saw a view of Carolina Beach, with some of my former classmates working there. Nancy Lentz and Janice Earle Dennis owned a fashionable group of tourist cottages. Buck Cooke and Kenneth Childers owned a fine hot-dog stand. John Harclister had a costume iewclry shop. Leaving the beach, the picture changed to Paris. where I saw Theresa Ensley. Ruth Adams, Geraldine Combs, and Melvena Bonds designing clothes for fashion-wise women all over the world. - ln the society world, some of the well-known debu- tantes of the day were Janet Buckwell, Janice Monday. Phyllis Barringer, Joyce McCollum, and Ruby Edwards. Owning a girls' school for the elite young ladies, I found Sylvia Dabbs and Carolyn Boles. Many eligible bachelors from A. L. Brown High School still seemed to find this life exciting. Bill Robinette. Gary Deal, Harlen Phillips. and Bobby Mullis were succeeding in cluding the marriage- minded females. In the music world, Don Compton was making a debut in opera, and Hazel O'Kellev had the feminine role opposite him. A large hot-house specializing in rare black orchids was co-owned bv Mazie Cleary and Doris lVliddleton. Each flower section was directed bv such famous flower experts as Vivian Lowder, Geraldine Tarlron. Leah Rae Barker, and Valoree Shinn. Their main busi- ness carrie from Charles MeVVhorter who operated a fashionable florist shop in New York City. Under the big-top, some of the most famous circus performers of all time were making their living in Harold Thompson's Three Ring Circus. Daphne Daniels, Joyce Dendy, Phyllis Rhyne. Betty Sue Pres- son and Maxine Hartsell were billed as top bareback riders. Carolyn Teal and Peggy lVlcDowell teamed up in the lion taming business. Floyd Fritz was watering elephants. Barbara Martin and Betty Carpenter had taught camels to do educational tricks, and Margaret Randolph specialized in a high dive into a tub of water. Leading a safari into the wilds of Africa yvas fear- less Hazel Dancy, Virginia Allen, Ina Ruth Dennis. and Elecia Roberts. They were bringing back animals for Mildred Rollings and Eleanor Foil to mount in their taxidermist shop. Financing the expedition was Shirley Ervin, who had inherited five million dollars. Loraine Strawn recently had a book of poems rub- lishcd bv the Jarrett Publishing Company ownecl bv June Jarrett. Some of the personnel employed by this company were VVillie Sutton, Virginia Waggcmirer, Betty Honeycutt, and Geraldine Holshouser. I saw that Blondie Holbrooks had taken over the radio shop which had been in her family for genera- tions. A boom to this business was the ingenius inven- tions of Doris Chandler Peuuy Beaver, and Jacqueline Caudle. The professional library in New York was managed by Alice Allman with the able assistance of Clatic McLean, Thelma Deal, Eva Mae VVilliams, and Helen Rushing. Two great novels written by Carol Jean Suther and Ruth Roseman were donated to this institution. A women's chorus which was touring the world came into view in the mirror at this time, and l saw that its director was Eleanor Gulledge. A few of the best sopranos were Lorene Helms, Iris Jean Dudley, and Hilda Ruff. Some alto voices included Gloria Howard and Mattie Lou Stancil. Grady Price was the owner of the First National Bank in Chicago. This bank employed Irene Roberts and Edna Stancil as tellers. Then all at once the picture faded and I came back to reality. This was really fine, but l had a iob to do, and the editor was waiting for my feature article on fashion. r ro- PrrvLL1s TnoMPsoN Prophelcss Page Tlzirlv-five Klllllllx l llllll. 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I III IIIIIII NI lm- I,.xmIIsIrIzI, C'.xIIIII.x'N Iiosx ,.,... .I,.,., I IMI IIIIII III' UIIIIIIIIIY C'IIII IIFIIS, Igllfk CTIIIIIII- . ..,IImI C II IIIII IIIIIII CLASS HlSTORYCOntinued That was also the year that everyone attended the laying of the cornerstone for the new A. L. Brown High School, which was at last becoming a reality. The long awaited trip to Washington, D. C., by the United States history classes also became an unbelievable reality. we saw many historical buildings and stopped at the enchanting Luray Caverns on the return trip. This tour proved educational and enjoyable to everyone who went. In May we, the juniors, honored the seniors with a momentous junior-Senior Banquet at the Y.M.C.A. followed by a prom at the school gym. The theme Hitch Your Wagon to a Star was carried out with miniature wagons hitched to glittering stars. Appropriate songs for the occa- sion were sung by little Miss Dannie Brigman. Linny Baker was secretary of the Student Cov- ernment that year. This was also the year in which we won the plaque from Curtis Circulation Company for outstanding accomplishments in selling maga- zines. Our total sales amounted to S1,797.54. Climaxing the year was the receiving of our class rings in May. These we proudly polished and showed OH for the remainder of the year. They were different that year, because of the fact that we would be the first class to graduate from A. L. Brown High School. The last and larger wave starts toward us in an unruly, happy-go-lucky manner. It hardly seemed true that we were now, at last, Dignified Seniorsf' We began the year by electing our class offi- cers. We chose Kenneth Argo to be president, vice-president, Benny Wright, secretary, Ruth Eanes, and treasurer, Bill Bennett. To serve in Council were Carolyn Bost and Charles Efird. Phyllis Thompson became prophet and ,Earl Lentz, our lawyer. At the first of the year, there was the awful grind of senior pictures, club pictures, and many things which had to be done to go into the Senior Edition of the CANNON REPORT. Everyone considered it worth all the trouble, though, when we received our treasured books. Then came the two most outstanding and en- joyable events, the Senior-Junior, and the junior- Senior. Each was a success, and Millicent Rosen- burg, social chairman, Mr. R. D. Boone, Miss Nella Harris, and Mrs. Virginia Alexander did a wonderful job in making plans for the Senior- junior event. Page Thirty-eight There was the excitement of ordering calling cards, invitations, caps and gowns, and diplomas. We could hardly wait for Senior Day so that we could enjoy an outing at one of the nearby lakes. Senior adviser, Miss Loraine Cray, and the many helpful committees aided us in choosing our colors, lavender and silver, our flower, the orchid, class poem, motto, The will to do, the soul to dare , class son , and mascots, Dana Lee- brick and Cynthia jofinson. We dedicated our Yearbook to Miss Rebecca Slate, who had so freely devoted her services to us. ' Linny Baker became president of our Student Government our last year in high school and Buck Cooke was vice-president. The title of Miss Hi Miss,', chosen on the basis of beauty, scholarship, and character, was awarded to Dot Childers, while Carolyn Bost was awarded that of Miss Cannon High. Then the wave rushes toward us with a mighty surge as We remember the breath-taking entering of our new school, A. L. Brown High School. This was a wonderful occasion to which everyone had looked with great anticipation. The school was wonderfull It was as much and more than we had expected. We, the Senior Class, having been the first to graduate from A. L. Brown High School, hope that all classes follow- ing us will have enjoyed it as much as we did. Then, as though the entire Ocean of Mem- ories were pushing it, the mighty wave roars in, splashing its spray upon our faces, and bringing with it the ending of all our high school years- graduation. It was a grand, happy, and sad occa- sion, all wrapped into one. We walked proudly across the new stage of the A. L. Brown High School and marched into our many varied and scattered ways of life, never to relive that night again. But we'll never forget our Alma Mater, A. L. Brown High School, and what it meant to us, and always there'll be a tender place in our hearts for what Cannon High meant to us, too. As we turn to walk on down the Beach of Life, we notice that the outgoing tide is carrying our four precious waves back out into the Ocean of Memories so that we may return to this spot again to relive those four wonderful years. LORETTA MARSHALL, Historian PAGES BANKING CLUB first row: .Ioan Kay IDklyY1lLlll, Call Bust. ,Iczm First 1411111 Qsittiugl: Sllirlcx' Nallmcss, Cllnclxa lflmhklx' Sunil DK1bh5' lV1th'5n bfulm- IJLIYIS. Plwllls Sllllfll HIIXIIC, Pllvllls llmmnpsoll SMIQ' mu' DQH5 MKIJILMH' Ixdmu ilu, 500111111 run' Q.xt11111i111gj5: lzlnct lLclwn1'mls. Mrs tlmcws, C.111'ul Phllhps, DIIIHUHC llcndcrson, lallfl XI nl. 1 .h . lj Al 'I 'I I . I, XV Burlowi mlm. Rnstmnl 3 '.ll lliiw 1111 Ilxcl, 4.11 11111. -L10 1111 wills , . , 1 , , -1nnx' 111 'L'1'. 1111111 rmv: Mr. lJl'LlIHll10l1Ll, Miss Slutc, Nr. X fXlCcxLIl'l1. .xdcfiuified . . . QUILL AND SCROLL fggipgigvggjv iirs! l'flll'Z Kcnnctli Argo. Linny linker. iicvcrly Colulw, Silvia llziluivs. ffwuuuy Vlciln ixzn Uznvmllt, -lunicc lgzirlc Dennis, Clmrlcs Efircl. Sc'L'mni row: Viviun llnncxcutl. lliidzl iXi2lLliLiClI. ALLIVLLIHIIL' Slicrrili. K.: Pl ll' 'l'l ' Xl 'l l' l' ' 3 SCIRQLL mx is mmnpsnn, i Qnimcznnc XNILILIINS, Miss LCIILINLIII and Hrs. ' XVLIILIIIIIII .fLLi1'1sUr's, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ws fm Liirsl mir: liinnx' liulxcr. Dot Cliildcrs, llcvcrlx fwiviv. iiLlCix Clvcmiw. SYLXII ff. Ugllulus, ,lcun Lian lJuxx'uLllt, .IAIIILCC Earle Dennis. ,L U71 Sucomi rmv: Clmrlcs Lllirci, Cilorizl Gilliam, ,limmic llcmlcrsnn, iszxlwl Ilnl lurnoks, Gypsy Kinncriy, Earl Lcntv, Lurullzl iXLiLll'SilLlii. llilmlal Manllclcii. ilillird row: Par nlcMnnus, Phyllis Rhxnc, unc Siicltun, Mnrimilic Siu-rrill 'Sliirivx Wfntts. Murthcluinc x'Viiii1ll11S, Miss iinuncls AIIKL Miss Crux. fL4i1'isci STUDENT COUNCIL l'1rst row: Charles Ehrd. Lmnv Baker, president, Buck Coolae, rice-yresiri'enl: Xllallxer lung, secretary, llarrv Allen, treasurer: Carolyn Bost. Second row: Peggy Blaelx, Sonny Shell, Katie Buth Durham, 'Ierrx' Biclenhour, Pat Dohx. SESSION liirst row: Buhv Elwood, Miriam Castor, Maxine lfoxvler, Phvllis Bvrcl, Dale Aclerliolclt, Patsv Hobbs, Gloria Gilliam, june Gurlev, Phvllis Bentlv, Svlvia Shoal, Nancv Savage. Second wiv: Margaret Barnharclt, Kellv lYlal1rv, hlarv Margaret Grihhle. Sarah Cline, Joann VVilson, Doniee Pharr, Luteeia Talbert, Carev Gilliam, Barbara Hill, Peggv hlellowell, Tliirrl mir: Miss Smith, Atlviserg Dot Simmons, loan Boseman. Cav Barns, Alerrv Council, Bruce Flippin. HOUSE Linnv Baller, Shelia Sasser, Phvllis iihompson, Naneve Nlatthews. K Fourtli row: Glaclvs Davis, Donalll Lee, hlax Chantl ler, Don Roberson, Vllalker -lung, llarolcl Allen. Arnolcl Shaver, Don Compton. Fifth row: Garv Sherrill, liillv Strawn. Phil Settles mver, 'Ioe Earlv, jerrv Bradshaw, Max Beaver, Buck Cooke, Selwvn VVhite. Sixth row: Bill Bennett, Elmo llol-lman, Bill Sloop, Charles Ketner, D. Cauble, llarrv Blanton, Dallas Brown. Mikie Koontz. LIBRARY CLUB lint miix sitting: Plcaiiior lwmil. C aiimlvii iXlrri'i'is, DILHIIHI xYl1lIIlIlQIUl1. Nliillic lmu Sl1lIlL'il. l41i'L'm Strawn, Sliirlvv llwiiius. Sliirlcv Arimrruiig, Plivllis QEIIILIID, Doris Gulblc, Cicmliliiic Uiuiiilcll l1w'lx'i1 l2lVlIlI', llfllJl71L' -luzin c1ll7SHl1, lliclmai Slimp, Doris clllJ5Ull. Virgginizi Allcn, lris Ulqrml Sccnliil rmi', sliimiirzg: Alkllfllllfl llillllllllpll, Tllllllllllt' Cllzlrli, Alice Alliiiuil, lilsiu Klum' Clin Sliirluv Innes. lJJI'l'IlL' llulms Plivllix Smitli lllivnc Suri Clliilclcrw, Olli-nu l'i'icL', Wlilliu SLIIIUII lum' lxlrrctt, llxitsv Vllliitv, lluvvv llfL'ClL', Gliiilvs lliivis. Mrs. McKii1iic'v, flilriwiz . . NS liiizxl row: lris Price. lliivcncllc Mitclu-ll, llclcn little, lium llusciiiaiii, lim Mum' Vllilliiims limiiccs Clrcgurv. Mrs. -liucilicr. rlziviser. i Secoml r'mx': Slicliu Sasser. Sliirlcx' lluliiptmm, IxLlLll'L'V Crass, Olli-nu Ciilnilp, KAW llulmiiisim Clinic Ncl.ciiii, Mzirgurct Dial, Ciirul .lcim Sutliur, liurlxiru lhmlu. 'liliiril row: luvcc Sprv, lliirtscll Loc Uslwrnc, Czirulvn llulllmzm, llcttv In-im liigmiii, llclcn 7 ' ' 1 Vl'illizims. X lYllll1 ljupc, Tlicllnzi Slwp, llufcl U'liL'llv, Pimsv lliltim, llllllll lzuiilii, liliiim' Ciilwli- clL1I4ll'l'l'l llugcrs. MONITORS l'irxl ww: xl1lI'lllL'IL!illL' XVilli11111s, Alllflllll IXIZIIIIILWYS. -limmx' Ilmwll. ,lk'I'I'X' 1Xrlmt1'1n1g1,frualmm lfrxxin. lnurfll c'Vl'5V lV 1m 'lV' Slmblmx XVUMSY ,IUIH1 Rllftxxl Put ML ww: llilmlu Nli!lllilL'I1. Gail Ciullins. Um' HQIYIIUS, llnrmwlcl Nlzmus. l3cx1-rlx' C ulmlm, -Illfklk' Cvulwricl, SYIVILI llallvlvs. Allyn Dim lxumcll linux, lgxllwl. lik.nm.Ih JXIW MUHH1, 'Im' M155 lufdmll' AJHSU' land Ldxhllds' Xxullwr lung, Buck Cncmlw. llljlll ww: Hut C l1Illlt'IAN Iam' Slmcltwn, Iczm lxalv llzlvxmllt, Cmul l-vrvusrm. . ' . - A 1 A , , ' I -I-ll . w . 1. 4 - . 1 , .1 - 4 P llI1lL'C Paula' IJUHIIIS, llmllx' C LIILIUHX. lxcnncl 1 K ll 1 ms cnlllflil cvlllliilll, llurls Sluup, llwllls Cxzllllultt, ciII44IlVl1 Ll -I Q K I Cl, N 13, ,I I lu l- .I H rl limi, lx.utl1rxn lhilm, Ilrinl muh Billic Nlufmmmbs, M' M mmf' -'K hum' 'H 'fml' Hifv dfullll lsnlmul llullulwmlxs, Vlimmic llcmlcrsun, Plwllis Smith Hfnff' MVDUWVIIQ 5'-Xfl11'A'Hl'1 cA'f'U'L1l',x V w 4' -'U Klum-h Qu,-,,l Pllilljpm Phil Kilim-V, -jimmy IRL-mg. Wgntkllls. Culub Glass, C ll1ll'lL'S lilml, lmlmlvx' lwgmx. DRAMATICS CLUB first l'Ull'Z X'YlllUI'L'C Slmilm, Viviun Hmmcvclltt, -ILIIIUI llnlwamls, Alilfllhl AIQIIIIILWYS, Umm Pllllllll. llrlsx' lhlascll, l:1lI'IJ.lI'Ql lla1m'lim', Mnl'lu1'iv l'anr1m'l', PAIISX' l'uxvL'll. Sm-um! row: unc Slwltuu, Ixllllik' IxI'IH5Il'Ul'lU. Milliv HHNL'I1lDCl'U. Paul l islu'r, mu' Slalwsmm, . 5 H , luamilzx IXIIILIICISKYII, Doris Miclcllctm1. llzml mw: Phxllls lwngcr, NRIIICYL' Nluttlwxu, llillx pXsl1lux'. flmrlcs lfiiul, 'lm' UIMN, liulwlmx llllH9llL'IiL'l', Alisa IIIVIXIUII, fxtll'i.NL'V'. BIBLE CLUB Iirxt rulrc ,Immun 'IImmm, Ilctlx Ilulwxrllll, Iris -IULIII Ilunllcx, H151 Vnw: IXILIl'L1.llk'I Ilcnxlrx. IIk'IL'Il Uxvlwlsll. I'II1cI i.uI , Q, , , ,, Iuclgc, Pcggx Pulls, luzmilu Klumlnivlxt, l,nrcm- Ilvlms. I'll.1 Ix4IlI1rlm- C-ulmm. IIm'Imru XX cuur, Pcggx Xuslln. Nunn X mln. gut 139225, Gail Sigh-5, 'IU Xnn l,L1w,,,-Lim Qltllil. Mdqllin' NAMO I'nuIim' In-.xI, NI.11'lI1.n PIIIIIIAIII, IAPLIISL' Pupc. Sw.1nnI row: QYUIIIC' IIVIII X 'NWN Ili'-'NI Ih'IH'M'v 4 RIFUI -,IURIII IXk'l'Ii'N. - - - U - - - SL'cr1mI 1'nu': XInl'gul'vl I..xplnIl, IIQIQIIQI Pupv, Mllclrunl IIuIcIu'l'. ,lunmlu Sllnpaun, KPIIUIIAI Price. Xlrglnln XX'1lggulwl', NIIILIICLI Imllisa' Slruhc, I,uciIIv IXIIIIILILIX. ,Ivan Iloggvsls, I'utti IILIIIUXY. . . . Ilclsic Luwixw II'1cIwI Pcrkins XIII'I'llll fwslnl' I ItxV IInImIws ', ' .,. . ' . . x, , , V ' N' ', . .' '. '.' IIUIIIII5' II III 'AI IIA' I IBIL I 'IX' IIMIIIIII LIIIIUIBII' IIHIIIB Ihr Sumlrzl IIzmIux'. I'Iu-nn Ilullclx. lI1lnI rmr: C-Iurlu II4mqmI, ringa-r. l':u'uI ,IL-nn Sutlu-r, Ilnufm-II Xlilulwll, lhcllel XYiIIiums, IE'-'UV l1lfEl'fllll'I'.l3Hl'lS GIIHTIIF, lXIIll'21.LlI?'I I'L'la2'f1v1li Iictlx Sur rvsmn. . umm llmnmn, . In xs .u url 1, :um 1-rgusmx, NUVIIIRI IIl'lllHIVl'IUk'- IIIIHI Hur: Inu-lxgn i'rmxu, Inmgcnc Ilruwu. Murlcm- Clnxnlwt. SIxirIux Iulum-un. I3uIvImIq- ,loam Gilman, I'11mx . , , I Ililum Km ,ILII'I1L'I I-uurtlz mu I'r-mkiu XIrK'mnIux Xlnx -IOM' I 5-Ik' I, 5 IIIJIIIU' IIIIIIM 'B f'U- Inn XXIII! x I Hurd. .'III1'm'r: Cxlmlx-:I Iiulcs, Slmlrlvx' II 1IIu-Im. Dun Cnxtnlg mm- Shinn, Ilurin Sluup. Xurnm II:mIx, Yivinn Ixmnln-r. II:l1cI ,IUWC IJIJIWSII. Put SnIr1vl, Ilnrlcm- Ll'cnsI1xm.. IICIUH IIKIHIWIHSI, , , , . . Nunn I,lsIx, Xulnm Uumlgnlnl. IIz1lcI Mnllns, Row Alum-sm Ilnluw. Inurllz rmr: Iklllfllhl l.u'Im'l. I'nInu Slunull, Xlclxunn pcgw cfIl,mL,m lim, mum RMU 0u,u,,M! ghirlm l,U,kim IlumIx, Shillcx I,ruIn, I'x'vIxn 'I'1nIul', jauukin' C':ul1IIv. Iris Dun VLIIHCII, gI'lII'IL'Y Su'L'LnlIc. KII:ILlcIL't1L' VIIAIHI, Xlnlliu Inu . . . , Slzlllci. CHX' U'umIul'rI. C4In'u I3l'ucIwlIv.', C4I1risIIm' IJul1qlI1llL', II.ullx, Xlulllm ,NI.xttI1cu5, .Immun Untsulx, Ilurls. Sluv.n,C.1luINlx Betty Ruth Hclmsv umm MH' phillilw' Sixth ww: Gun Xlurris, Nmlim- Klum-nl, Vifzll I-mpg jim Curll-rg M355 Xhml, Iloldcr, Clurx' I7uuI. Rulplx Cnulmlv, I'rnnk Clxixlmlm, IIunuIaI - - , r - I3I'lcIQI1urn XIIUIA fI'llIlIIU Clillun Stick 94'l'm1!I1 mu Dun IIIIIMF' IJMIII QMIIII' I'II HIIIIIII' Idmu IIIII' IIUIII III Ilvnhclil, Ixln I'z1Ilcrsul1, Xlurru Ilulms, IIvrm.m L Inn-. bmw xxunIs, flxuuw Xlnmc. IH-ggx Ik-vw, Iluplmc Ilnmn-I. N':xIIwr, Snnm Cnlxlm, IIuIwIn Iinmke, lnwl mn: mx. fwmlmlli Klux.-. Hvtln' Swrnrlil mir: l.n.nn4n. Ih- Irnz- lIvi1n.nn Xllcn. lunlv Nzllirxu Xl.lII ivntf. liuul ni-Ill I IHILI1. l'lnl l!.nnm. nvllv. llnnti XI.nix Xnn Xh'Sn:nn, Ynnm Nlurrix, Ulvgln lnni 11- l.nKlnn, Xlnwn Pznlxs, Plixllls lnnnp, Dfvllx 'Inna' Cnunpnm, Xlnmln Qnslnr, L nlcvn lnggcil. lhllgiv lwgnn. ls'lLw.1 Duxvl, fllxnlxx Iluxis. i'inilx In llvilns. inn' Clmmcllinlii. Pvggx llannwx, Dan Cxnnl Phllllpx, Xnnv K.nlm'1'. Illini mit: Hlldrcll P4-pc. liln-I Vgutlun, Xl.il'gnl'L'l llix, Hull: ,Xmlaliiim In-xxx. Xnniv Xllnxtrnng, Xlillic Hosoi1lw1'g. Nunn XYiLc, Xliw I I.11'l1-ll. hlriwr. l'n1n'Al1 mir: kvn bmw Hinlallr, llillnn Sliltlx, i'lmrl1's livnlwlnl XI.nx in I an hir. I IIQVIN' llvlilivlxl, XYUQIM llzn' r lI.n. ART CLUB CAMERA CLUB llrxt rnn': Sliulln Dilplvv. l'uIriL'i:u llclnis, Nunn.: lhnln lwlfw, ,lmlnn Smith, llzlulwl 5t.nm's, lxznlulvvn ll.u'nlin. li.nn'rx Cfrcgnrx, Pvggx' Ili-vw. Ylaukim' Clnlmrin-I. Shirlvx XYiIhvlln, jum- Xiucllin, ll.ncm'llv Nlilulwll, j.nu- l'4-Ulm. -lu.nnil.i Nimpwn. Qvurunl mn': Sunni Nzippunlivlml, Kvilli I vlnlx. inn-nilulxn lirvlc, lnllisv Pnpu, llnw Xlniicas. M.n'g.1rvl lqpxxli. Ihixx lJn'wn'sv. Phxllis llgnvs. .XlICiI'i'N Uluuxn, l3:ul'lm:n'4i l'nnIn'. ln.1nnf- Curllnn. Slwrlcvn flinv, Mlx-in fanulp, lliinl run': llmllw Xlurplx. I,lmsl XYikc, Nznicx l'unL-ll, Cnlulxn lluHln.1n. Sn lxlnnc Hinwn. llillic Nlnx llinlnzlsnn. llilxln Xlnxllmivn, Nl.n inriu i51irlm'i', Xlplwus ,Xi.1ni. Clcnn' Ricicllv. l.nw1'n Xinwn. lwclxn Silnpsnn, llnzlnilzl l:n'nli:n'4lI. luirrtil run': lxvnnvlli llnrrlnglnn. V11-il Hilti. Mack l'i'm-L-lv, Snmnm- llnxkm. I'hx Ilix Smith. l31n'lw11l':l llnll, Phvllis ling-1. lnlul llnupx. X nmn Pwnc. Diwic llrzulfnnl. Pm Pliillipx. Ln U ilglil. Run:-n.: C'h.lslnin, l'.n'nl llnllnnnl. liltll run: Kvnnuih Dvllingul. In-innnv 9l.n'm'x. Gunn' Hcnln. Pvggx l'lclm'nl. llnlvl Xlqlliix. l'.n-.x Phillips. lxxn 'IIwm.1wn, Hung lhuwll. Xl,ngnl.ulnn' I ,nnIv. l.illiv lnunv, llnllmlni flinv. ,luun lilalulxlwiliix. Sixlli inn: laxnlich-1' Xnlumrk. .lulinnx I ingvr, luinnn I .nlL'x. lu' llnri mn, Dmnni Uiclcllvlmi, Ilillx llmlxun. Q.n'l -lnlinx, llniwx Ill-I Imvit. Rnlwrl llinwn, -l.nm's XVliilv. f'l1.nlnw king. ,l.nn1-N Ox cruusli. Swrmitli mir: Rninwiv Ilulwrlx, Kvnlx Xnxlln. Nu-xv Rnllinx. llill Unnn, lllwll Ciinc. XIV. Illis, iiiriwl, BAND limi raw: .Nlartlu-lainc XVilliains, Plivllis Lmnax, Rav 'l'lmin Ilalvcr, Carulxn VViliuuvll', Shirlcx Ualvlvv. Vunrlli mtv: llill llcn asnn, Pat Ctvllbv, llilmla Maulclcn, llilliu Max Tliuliiasmni, joan tlcrson, 'loc Tlminas, Dickie XYatLins, lluxvarcl juncs, l'lil'tnn Xlanvss. Sccuml 7'lPIl'Z l'ranlviL' Black, Reid Fincher, Billv Kisrr, Lovin, Conv llidzllu, llnvcc llumls. Don Plvss, john Sprinlvlv. Clavlu Clmulnian, jcrrv Mu-rs, Cllcnn Litakcr, Mack lircczv, johnnv Bmvcrs, Phil 'I'vsh, Charles Murph, lirctl llnv, Dun Ulm' llcnvlcss, Margaret Dial, juan Kav Davvault, Carol llipps, Black, -lerrv Cliishulm, llunaltl .'Xmlcrson, Carolvn Krvpp, liar' Dannv Argo, Phxllis l'ingu1', Barbara Kccver, Curtis Nlullis, hara lNlcCmnlms, Patricia llclins, Dianne Corin-lius, lzvclvn Ilarn Inc Glass, Sclxvvn lN'hitc, joan l'un'ull, joan Pmvcll, Bill hardt, Rnhcrt llinsun, KL'l1l1l'IlllJlLll.l .lf-ill row: ciL'llL 1il1Ull1I1- Clrillin, Clam- l'nil. 'Hiirll row: Pcggv NlcDmvull, livclvn sun, Kevin johnson. jinimv lcharcl. jilnnw Crillith, ill-iw Sinipsnn, llillic Mcfmnlis, Joann PL-thcl, llachcl 'I'limnas, Ivan HL-avvr, 'lltlITlI11V lfralcx, llnrrx Gilliam, lllmu llullinan, Sunni' llarlcnv, .Xnn Iiunnlurlmurlv, Patsv Gnhlc. Kathcrinc XVatkins, Shclf, Ben Dunalilsnn, llillv Dunn, Pctl' Atlianaclus, l.arrN -lrwann Ulintvrs, Sarah Xnn l'l'iuL', Phvllis l,ai'cvL'rs, Vivian Slunp, lu. ll. Morgan. KL-ith llclms, Davinl lhilluclv, llnhlu' Mm'ris-, Carv Gilliam, llunicv Pharr, Clvlunc Hutchins, Ann Quav, Phil SL-ltlviiu-vcr, Dunaltl .Xshlvv, llngh lYI't'l'lk', Klux llarlmv, iixpsx Kcnnvrlx, Sliirlcv llclnix, Sandra Julius, Carnlvn llcavur. ORCHESTRA lfirxl run': jurrx Xlxcrs, Dorsui llavtcr, Shirlev linicrsun, Shuaf, Patsv Phillips, Ilnnicc llharr, Vivian Nlurris, Svlivvn ll'antla llcarno, Ilcttv .Xnn Phillips, juan lliuinas, livclvn XVliitc, Marv Alia- Sxviggot. lwclvn Simpson, .Xnn liuntlvr liarnliarclt, Dun l'lL-ss. Sccuull rmr: lfvclxn llunc-vcutt, Gil' hurk, Max lh-avcr, liranlvic lllnclv. lfnnrtli row: Paul Starnus, hcrtinc Nlnulzlcn, Nnrma llaincv, David llullnck, farulvn llat- l,lovLl Muon, jnvcc llom-wlitt, Fwd Stiwalt, jnann llailvi, lcv, llachcl 'llinn1as, jc-an llarlmv, Phvllis Edwards, Carulvn Iohnnv llunm-rs, Phil Tcsli, lleinl Finclicr, llugh l7i'v.-cle, Rohr-rt Krcpp, Kutiu Ilurham, Nanuv Savage, Shirlcv 'Iilimnpsoii. llinson, Donald Aslihv. l7iy'll1 run' Qsrmuliugl: ,lean Kav Um' 'l'liirl1 run-: Nanci' llargcr, Rav Savage. Margaret llarnlmrdt, vault, ,Inc Dmvlcss, Clavlc Gnmlinan. Patsv Caunllc, Sunni Cllnria Grin-n, Sarah .Xnnu Price, Carulxn Phillips, Svlvia Shelf, llarhara llanclinu. SWINGSTERS Iiml muh ,Inc Glam, Iflmu IIHIIIIIIRIII. I'l'lIl1IxIL' I3I.1cIa. SI-lwvn XI'I1ilv, Manx IIv.lu'r. nlcrrx' Nlxurw, IILIISV CWLILILIIC. Su-nml Vmr: DIUIIIIIIV IIowL'l's. Ix'I1iI 'I'csI1, Alun hI'Iwm.15, ITIALTI II11x', I3una1ImI IIIIISHII. Iluglm I-I'L'L'lC, IIuIuu1't Ilinsrm, IDm1uIQI ISIRICIQ. IJUIILIIKI 1XmIcl'w11, IIIIHI rrmw Scmnnv Slu-If. 'Im' I3uwIcss. MIXED CHORUS Ifiral row: SI1i1'Icx' IIIIICINIIII, Suu I4zlfL'uIux', Puggx I7rvwc. Slmirlcv IV11tts. Putsv Ihlsscll, Bom- Ilan' IIf,Is Imuscr, .Izmicc IgI'IIlIiIL'Y, I3zn'Im1'u Ilzunclinc, CICUFQZIIIII ,VXIL-x.1mII-1-, Ibgn-Icnu IIL-rmaln. SVIVIQI SIIULIII, CILIFUIYII l'rvpps, Iicltc -Iunv CIUIIIITIUII, SI1irIcv fXr111strm111g. Svlviu IIILICIQIIIIIII. SL'L'UlIlI rrm': IIIILIQI AILILIICICII, Cl1ruIx'11 Ilfmst. ISIN-Im-.1 lim-wr, I3nrImm Ihwlc. -Iuvcc SIzlwswn, I7I1vIIia Iizirringcr. Pnl Sufrit, IIQIFIHIHI C'Iinc. Paltsv IIwImIma. cIIllI'IlI CiIIinm. XInr'jru'iu ITlII4II'Il'I', -Izmvt I2cIwz11'cIs. Iitlil Suv Iluggs, IIVIIUIIIILI Sluup, Aluniu' I:2II'IL' IDL-unix. 'l'l1inI rmr: Umm LIIPIIIPIHII, fI1:lrIcs King, Ilun P14-ss, IIUHLIILI Nlnwn. llumlll Munn. IIuImIw IIux'l1uIcIs, -Iimmx' IImm'cII I5ramIxIin Slwp. I7cmnInI IXIILILWSIIII. I5r111VII1 muw IngIL C uulx. 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L K Dlulmm' Swccncy. 4414.411 MONOGRAM CLUB l'irsl I'lIll'Z -lcrrx' fXrz11str1mg, Clark lJI'1lliL', Dun RUl7L'l'S4Jl1, Alcrrx llussull, llulwlmx' Quzw, liL'IlI1Clll Argu, Linm' Banker, llulus Cfuulnlc. Dam llitclmic, Hurlcn Phillips. Scwml rmr: Gum' Slwrrill. llunx' Y:lrlim'cmL1gl1, llnmlal lluclspctll, Cflmrlcs Elircl. Truv Ihlw, cqillllllll lgllliL'l'. llill llcnnvtt. Curl Mlwtulm, ,lulmnv Bmvcrs. Tlzinl rout Alton VVcllmun, llcnm' Vl'l'i2l1t, lcrrx' Dzwc, ll. ll. l:kII'I1llkIlAf,lI. lgllfl l.u-mf. ,Inc Lumlbcrt, -Iimmv lgclla, ELIQUIIL' llcntrm, ll1lXYklI'Ll llrmllmmuv, llill lluluinvttv. l7uuVtl1 r0u': Nlr. Clmlgur, xlzl1'isc1': Bill l:Ul1ClCflTLll'li. Mr. l ,cl111ixm11, xlLl1'ixw'. l'ugr' lfifll' Az U' l I A fp A 1 fft' ff,-4: 'I f' .' jflllifilolh . fl. H Lf' A' I - .1 0 , H74 JV I , I. .,f- ' GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEA M l irsi mw: llvclyn Silnpson, Plmylln CllllllL'LlII, .Iunc llclms, Pnllx Cmnlms, Marx Russ. Clcrulclinc Comlus, Dot Simmons. LilLll'Ll llcmn, Ann llurlmv. Sucmnl row: Cuzxclm Plulllps, Uorls Sloup, BLll'l7lll'll Plmlc, NUVIHLI llnrcly, Danny Argo. ,lncluc cr2ll5l'lL'l. AlilXlIlC Pctrcu. Clcrulclinc llolsl1uLlscl', HIlIlItIkQL'7'Q XlkllUl'L'C Slminn, 1llt1lILlAL:l'I'. BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM lux! Vout .'ll11INY llL1lnlxn'Ll, ,loc Lumlucrt. lgurl Lcnlv, Lmny llulxcr, l'l4llI1lxIL' Hlalclx, xl2ll'X'll1 ,lAllXlHI'. SUCUIIL1 rout Bill Roluilwttc, Ylolm -l.l'OLlll11LlI1, Clcnc llcntun, .Iulmm llcm'cl's. .Iimmx llcllx, RUl12llCl l3l2lL'lil5Lll'l1. Cozlclw clLlllAQCI'. Puvgv lfillm U , . . I I 0 - ' 0 I , y, . .-., , 1 fu 1 . .0 0 ' '. ' f .,'. v ...- .1 4 vu., . , a I ' ..'.a-f- ..-. .... FOOTBALL TEAM First row: Charles Elircl, Harold Iluclspeth. Clark Drake, Trov Dohv, Buzzv Yarborough, Garv Sherrill. Grimslev Seamon. Second row: -Ioe Hill, Max Chandf Ier, rlimmv fainphell. Billv Strawn, lerrv Dave, Bill Funclerhurlc, VVavne Biles. Third row: Ilonalcl Perrv. Elmo Hoffman, Alton wlL'llll1HI1, Bill Bennett, llennv Vllright, Kenneth Argo, Billv iXIeVVhorter. Fourtli mir: 'Ierrv Ilussell, Bohhv Keller, .Ierrv Armstrong, Donalcl Ritchie, Paul Fisher. Fifth row: Donald Argo, Bobhv Quav, Donald Roberson, Caleb Glass, lngle Cook. Page Fifti'-f11'0 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION First row: Evelvn Simpson, -Iaekie Gabriel, Dot Simmons, Phyllis Callieut, Barhara Poole, Doris Sloop, Norma Harclv, Laura Beam. Ann Fesperman, Seeoml row: Mrs. Phillips, Adviser, Frances Gregorv, Svlvia Hlacltmon, Anne Funclerhurk, Rachel Thomas, Anne Barlow, Billie Max Thomason, Ilarbara Brooks, Geraldine Combs, Janice larrett. S B A S E B A L L First row: Steve Falls, Sonny Snppenfield, Frznmk Allman, john Rufty, l lurolml Eagle, Ronald Blackburn, jerry Arinstrong, Frenchie Davis, Eugene Benhelcl. Secoml row: Kenneth Argo, Charles Lemly, Clfilfly Smith, jerry Shinn, Robinson, Bohhy Quay, Arlie Dellinger, Don Ritchie, Couch Wezlllt. Not pictured: Frankie Black, Earl Lentz. VVuyne Q Page Fifty- three LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ARTICLE I We, the Seniors of Brown High School, in perfect health and memory Cpraise bel, do make and ordain this our last will and testament. ARTICLE II We commend our ambitious selves into the hands of life, our ultimate destiny, knowing that the knowl- edge and education received by us will bring us hap- piness and fame everlasting in the outer world into which we are about to embark. ARTICLE III We bequeath to our principal, Mr. Fred O. Drum' mond, all the love, respect, admiration, awe, and deference, in which we hold him that he may dis! tribute said love, respect, admiration, awe, and deference impartially among the underclassmen in order that they may conduct themselves in a respectful manner as we have always endeavored to conduct ourselves. ARTICLE IV To the teachers we leave our deepest appreciation for their untiring efforts in an attempt to educate us, and solve our problems, in which respect they have done a very commendable job. Thanks! A ARTICLE V To the rising Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and especially Seniors, we leave with you, our last request: keep the school going and maintain the spirit on which our school has thrived for such a long time. ARTICLE VI I, Ruth Adams, being of sound body and empty head, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to draw to Phillip Dellinger. To Martha Pittman, I will Iny ability to get up front in the cafeteria line. I, Mildred Allen, do hereby will and bequeath my thanks and appreciation to Miss Harris for her patience, and my typewriter to Faye Goodman, hoping that she will be able to type on it without it being fixed. I, Virginia Allen, do hereby will and bequeath to Franklin Rary, a rising sophomore, Iny ability to get through high school in four years and to Harold Allen, I leave my ability to get along with girls, knowing he loves them. Page Fifty-four I, Alice Allman, will and bequeath my job as as- sistant to Mr. Coffey to anyone who is lucky enough to get it and all Iny good times to Irene Ruff and Wallace Ritchie. I, Donald Anderson, being of sane Illllldffy and shiftless legs do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get out of school in four years to Iny brother, Richard, who is a rising junior. I, Kenneth Argo, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the football team to my cousin Don, and my ability to punt to Clark Drake. My cherished seat in English IV, I leave to my unfortunate sister, Danny. I, Annie Armstrong, being of soundC?j mind, do hereby will and bequeath to Miss Harrell quiet art classes third and fifth periods. I, jerry Armstrong, do hereby will and bequeath my stool in Mr. Van Poole's physics class to any red-blooded American boy who has the courage to sit on it. I, Peggy Austin, do hereby will and bequeath Iny good times at K.H.S. to 'iDougie Logan and Georgann Alexander, and to Janice Brinkley, I leave Iny won- der-ful times at Student Government dances the past two years. I, Sherrill Austin, do hereby will and bequeath Iny place in the Senior Class to any junior that will accept it and uphold its tradition. I, Kathryn Bailes, do hereby will and bequeath Iny two years of romping as an ofiice page to my sister, Grace, a rising sophomore, hoping that she has rubber feet for the job. B. 81 W. SUPPLY COMPANY Building Supplies Feeds - Seeds - Fertilizer - Poultry Supplies - Hardware Dutch Boy Paints - Lawn Mowers - Finish Lumber - Mouldings Midway KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Phone 586 TED SOLO1VION'S CLEANERS Just Good Cleaning North Main Street Phone 898 LHDY'S FUHERHL HOmE o E ' if if M 4 xygen qulppe 24 HOUR SERVICE 0 ern A nibulances li- Chapel 101 South Ridge Phones 91-700 Congratulations Clggg Of 'S H9 West First Sfreel' Phone 675 CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES? ROSE'S 5-10-251: STURES, Inc. 133 Stores Serving 5 Southern States Page Fiffi f SA ITAHY CAFE MEALS-SANDWICHES Complete Fountain Service U West Avenue Phone 255 CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF '52 from MYER'S BOCTERY IN STEP WITI-I STYLE Headquarters for Cobbler Shoes and MISS DEB'S Eoshions Designed With You in Mind JUNIORS AND IVIISSES LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Linny Baker, do hereby will and bequeath my oflice as President of the Student Body to Walker -lung, and my position Cif I have onel on the basketball team to Howard Hall. I, Paul Barbee, do hereby will and bequeath to anyone that wants them, my seats in my classes and detention hall. I, Leah Rae Barker, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get through high school to Sylvia Riddle, a rising freshman, and I leave all my good times at Cannon High to my cousin, Norma Rainey, a rising senior. To the rest I just leave. I, C. W. Barnhardt, do hereby will and bequeath the joy of coming to school to my two cousins, Margaret and Louise, and the ability to finish high school to Cail Curley and Ray Harkey. I, R. B. Barnhardt, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times to my two sisters, Margaret and Louise, and to everyone else I just leave. I, Phyllis Barringer, do hereby will and bequeath my wonderful times in high school and the privilege of being in Mr. Boone's home room three years to my little sister, Hilda, who will graduate in 1965. Page Fifty-six I, Peggy Beaver, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to bum chewing gum to Faye Carver, Pat McManus, Shirley McNeil, Leon Dalton and Arthur Bell. I, jimmy Belk, of a strong body and sound mind, I hope, do hereby will and bequeath my warm seat on the basketball bench to anyone who likes splinters. I, Eugene Benfield, do hereby will and bequeath my intuitive ability to predict the outcome of athletic contests and my ability as a dynamic sports commenta- tor to that up-and-coming Harold E. Eagle. I, Bill Bennett, being of sound body, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the football team to Don Argo. To Joann Maness, I leave my curly hair. I, Eugene Benton, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at K.H.S. to Don Ritchie and Clark Drake, and my position on the basketball team to Bill Doby. I, Wayne Biles, will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my brother. He will finish in the year of 1957. I, Betty Black, being of sound body and empty head, do hereby will and bequeath my senior privi- legesC?j to Louise Pope and june Curley. Congratulations to the Seniors of the CLASS OF '52 BELHS DEPT STUHE A U BELHS B HBAIN LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Donald Black, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to do geometry to Fred Hay. I hope he gets Mrs. Alexander. I will my seat in the Swingsters to Keith Helms. I, Reese Bradly, do hereby will and bequeath my most needed teacher, Miss Cray, to Bill Lisk for his Senior year. I, Howard Boger, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with the teachers to Allen Cox and my fifth period seat in typing to anyone, hoping they will learn more than I did. I, Etta Sue Boggs, do hereby will and bequeath to Mavis Ann McSwain my ability to get in Mr. Boone's home room two years straight and to Stevie Boggs all my good times, hoping he will get to be a Senior someday. I, Carolyn Boles, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Miss Gray's English class to Patsy Watson hop- ing she will enjoy having Miss Gray for a teacher as much as I have. I, Melvena Bonds, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my cousin, Doris Lunsfird. I leave all my good times at K.H.S. to Velma Woodard. I. Carolyn Bost, will and bequeath my most loyal monitor post to my sister, Sarah, hoping that she won't be unlucky enough to get in front of the oflice. To my sister, Hilda, who will be a freshman next year, I leave my ability to go through school. I, Gail Bost, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath my sneezing ability to all the cats remaining at Cannon High. I, janet Buckwell, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times to Reginald Buckwell. I, Phyllis Callicutt, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to Pattie Sue Petrea, knowing that she likes to tell people to get in single file. My position on the basketball team I will to anyone who likes to sit. I, Emily Caraway, leave my store bought wig to Carol Phillips and my nothings to my brother, John. I, Betty Carpenter, do hereby wil? and bequeath to my sister, Charleen, who will graduate with the class of '61, To anybody else who wants anything I leave anything. ' Page Fiftyeseven GLHSS RGLLER RIHK Skate For Your Health South Main Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Visit Your Neighborhood Independent Grocer I PEN 3 We D549 ' 0 0 0, 2,9 if 4nvE 9-'S QUALITY MERCHANDISE Telephone orders Welcome Coorteous Serwce Free Delfvery INIJEPENIIENT IIUUPEHIITIVE STIIIIES Nothing is Permanent in Fashion but Good Taste Fashions of Distinction Towel City Towel Company, Inc. Dnstnbutors of CANNON MILLS PRODUCTS TOWELS-SHEETS-HOSIERY Store No. I Store No 2 South Main St. Cannon Blvd Phone 270 Phone 996 Page Iliftyfeiglzl LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Katrina Gartner, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to drive the car to school every day to my brother, Bobby. To Wayne Steele and Sarah King, I will the new high school. I, J. D. Cauble, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High and my ability to graduate in four years to Dicky Bollick and anyone else who is fortunate enough to need them. I, Ralph Csylvesterl Cauble, do hereby will and be- queath my hair to those who need it. May it wave forever. I, Jackie Caudle, being in sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my love for short hair and stand up collars to my sister, Pat, a rising junior. My stool in Mr. Ellis' chemistry class I leaveC?D to Phyl Lomax knowing she eamestly desires it. I, Mickey Caudle, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in business correspondence to Ronald B Black- burn. To my sister, Sally, the ability to pass in four years. I, Norma Chambers, will and bequeath to my brother, jimmy, and Ingle Cook my love for football and my seat in study hall at seventh period knowing they would love to be close to the door. I, Doris Chandler, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in high school to my brother, Max, a rising senior. To my sister, Shirley, a rising freshman, I leave my ability to pass all my grades, knowing she will need it. I, Dot Childers, being of sound mind and dis- posing memory, do hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Billie, a rising freshman, my so-called dignity, knowing quite well that she has none of her own. The remainder of my possessions I leave to Sandra Gordon. I, Ken Childers, being of soundC?D mind and bodily health, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at dear old Cannon High, and my will to gradu- ate in four years to a rising sophomore, jimmy La Fevers. I, Sara Childers, being without a mind CMiss Gray wore it outj, do hereby will my big feet to my sister, Ann, hoping she can get them through the crowded hall. I, Frank Chishom, do hereby will and bequeath my Seat in third period English under Miss Gray, to any- one who is smart enough to take it. I, Bobbie jean Clayton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from high school in four years to my brother, Billy. To my sister, Opal, I leave all my classes under my favorite teacher, Miss Harris, hoping she will enjoy them as much as I did. I, Mazie Cleary, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Cannon High to Margaret Hix and Laura Beam, and to my sister, Ida, the ability to graduate in four years. I, Nadine Clement, do hereby will and bequeath to the entire gang my machine-gun laugh and my ability to play cupid for them. I, Beverly Cobb, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to have Miss Perryman four years to my two younger brothers, George and Phillip. I, Franklin Combs, do hereby will and bequeath my Liar's License to Keith Lemly, knowing he has the ability to lie at any time. I, Geraldine Uerryb Combs, in sound body and soul do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to my sister, Patty, a rising senior. To all the underclassmen, I leave the courage to finish school, knowing they'll need it badly. I, Bette June Compton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish school in four years to the Gang, and to Mildred and Patty Barlow, I leave all my good times at Cannon High, hoping they have as much fun as I did. To Bette Rae, I just leave. I, Buck Cooke, do hereby will and bequeath to Donald Ritchie my seat in English IV CI hope he can make itj, and to the rising seniors, a happy year in A.I... Brown High. I, Sylvia Dabbs, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to Max Chandler. To Jimmie Henderson and Gloria Gilliam, I leave all my good times in Mr. Ellis' chemistry class. I, Hazel Dancy, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in seventh period study hall to Bill Henderson, and to Mattie jean Phillips and Gary Brotherton, all my good times. I, Daphne Daniels, do hereby will and bequeath my nickname Dopy to Peggy Deese and Peggy Clement, knowing that they can fulfill it much better than I. To my sister, Barbara, and all the gang, I leave my love for football fplayersl and my good time at K.H.S. Page Fifty-nine Congratulations, Class of 'SZI BILL DOVE Motor Company DODGE-PLYMOUTH DODGE IOB-RATED TRUCKS Corner of Chestnut and West C Sts. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. TOIUEL CITY THEHTRES, Inc. Operators of GEM-SWANEE DIXIE-PALACE KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS, CLASS OF 'SZI mu: soumem Hosrluurv s as oun RULE FOR counrssv . AGIEI IIIIIIEIII Wir, jlfnl bi 1 L'1iiv-n- I i I ,- jlfsmflgu uv' I KAN NAPOLIS, N. C. Maytag - Hotpoint - Leonard Duo-Therm - Bendix - Kresky Quaker - C-.E. - Gold Seal BILL MlILL'S REGDRD SIl0P KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA 204 Oak St Phone 270 ILSIV p LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Gladys Davis, do hereby will and bequeath my desk and paints in the art lab to Nancy Powell, hoping she will use them more than I did. I, Jean Kay Dayvault, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to anyone who is physically fit to fill the job. To Phil Tesh, I will my ability to stay out of trouble on band trips, knowing he has not yet acquired this skill. I, Gary Deal, being sound of mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Howard Jones my ability to finish high school in four years, knowing he will probably need twice as many. I, Thelma Deal, do hereby will and bequeath my good times and my ability not to have detention hall to my cousin, Joan Sloop, a rising junior. I, Joyce Dendy, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass shorthand to Helen Little, and to Vonne Gwaltney and Mary Lee Russell, I will my good times at Cannon High. I, Ina Ruth Dennis, do hereby will and bequeath all my kleenex to Lucille Munday, so that she may use them in art, and to Margaret Hix, I just leave. I, Janice Earle Dennis, do hereby will and bequeath to Shirley Watts my monitor post, knowing how much she wants it, and to Hugh Freeze, I leave my ability to study, knowing how much he likes it! I, Troy Doby, being of sound mindC?D and body, do hereby will and bequeath my center position to Bill, The Whooper, Strawn, and to my sister, Pat, my good times at K.H.S. I, Iris Jean Dudley, do hereby will and bequeath my desire for my senior year to have been in A. L. Brown High School to my sister, a rising junior, knowing that she had better get there, and my geometry book-I just leave! I, Theresa Dwyer, do hereby will and bequeath my love for turned-upcollars, white shoes and Arizona blue jeans, to Billie Childers, a rising freshman. To Carol Ferguson and Sandra Gordon, I leave the new high school. I, Ruth Eanes, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my love for French and Mrs. Roberts to anyone fortunate enough to have it. I, Janet Edwards, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to drive a car to school everyday to my sister, Phyllis, hoping she won't have to drive it off the side- walk everyday before she can go home. I, Ruby Edwards, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath all my good ole days at Cannon High to the little Edwards, Clara and Bar- bara, attending Aycock Elementary School. I, Charles Efird, do hereby will and bequeath my beloved nickname to anyone as unfortunate as I was to get it. I also leave number 77 to any lucky person and my many good times at Cannon High to Mikie Koonts and Sidney Solomon. I, Theresa Ensley, do hereby will my love for Mrs. Martin to Phil Riggs Upright. To Dot Wiles, I will my love to skate in Charlotte, knowing she has an interest there also. I, Shirley Ervin, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate in four years to my brother, Ronald, who is a rising freshman, and I hope he loves school as much as I did. I, Creston CBrainD Erwin, do hereby will and be- queath to Donald Mason, my ability to make A's without working too hard, and to Carol CChubbyl Fer- guson, I take back the Chubby and just leave. I, Joyce Falls, being of sound mindC?j do hereby will and bequeath my chair at Lewis' to Norma Rainy and all my fun and good times at K.H.S. to the Little 4tDss.n I, Betty Fleming, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times through high school and my ability to stay out of detention hall to my brother, Darrell, a rising freshman. He certainly will need it. I, Eleanor Foil, do hereby will and bequeath my position as library assistant to my sisters, Gerry, a rising senior, and Patsy, a rising sophomore. To Gene, I leave my fourth period lunch, which I had for three years straight. I, Peggy Freeze, do hereby will and bequeath my nickname Fat to anyone who has earned it, besides Linny Baker, and my love for good' times to Shirley Watts and Joyce Nunn. I, Floyd Fritz, of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in English IV and my ability to pass to Billy Lisk, a rising senior. ' Page Sixty-one QUERY-GOODMAN TCOMPANY We Fit The Hard To Fit Feet SHOES AND HOSIERY FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY Phone I08 S. Main St., Kannapolis HOLBROOICS RADIO SERVICE Sales and Repair For Those Who Care PHILCO - MOTOROLA RADIO AND TELEVISION Service ls Our Watchvvorau IIIS North Main St. Phone I I27 Joe's Sandwich Shop A Tasty Treat When You Eat at Joe's We Specialize In HOT DOGS Er HAMBURGERS I08 Brantley Road Phone 484-L J. V. Dwiggins, Jewelers We Specialize In FINE WATCH REPAIRING We Appreciate Your Patroriage Phone 979-J 106 Brantley Road Fine Mirrors A Specialty THE GLASS SHOP NEW AND ANTIQUE GIFTS Jackson Park Kannapolis, N. C. Phone 427-R Jackson Park Barber Shop It pays to look well f ... , X JEIUELERS lI3 S. Main St. Convenient Terms Phone 'SI4 Page Sixty-two Q LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Doris Gibson, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in the eleventh grade with Dot, Betty, Joyce, Margaret, and Clatie at activity period to any gang that loves to have good times. I, Caleb D. Glass, hereby will and bequeath my monitor post in front of 205 to Barbara Keever, my position on the football team to Jerry Daye, my good times to Pat Russell. I, Doris Goble, do hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Patsy, my brains in hopes that she will make better use of them than I did. I, Eleanor Gulledge, being of supposedly sound mind and body, hereby bequeath all my good times here at Cannon High and my seat in detention hall for being tardy to June Medlin, hoping she will enjoy school as much as I did. I, John Hardister, being about as sound in mind as in body, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in high school and my ability to graduate in four years to my brother, James, who will finish in 1969. I, Norma Hardy, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the basketball team to Bets Overcash. I, Maxine Hartsell, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times to Margaret Hix, a rising senior. I, Hunter Hay, leave my red pants, small mouthC?D, and green polkadotted shirt to Jerry Myers. I, Betty A. Helms, do hereby will and bequeath to Ray Richardson, one bottle of chocolate milk from the Chicken Box, hoping that he catches it, and to Jim Carter, my ability to skate on two's, knowing he can use it. I, Lorene Helms, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my brother, Keith Helms. To Norma Brumbeloe and Joan Smith, I leave all the good times at high school. Best of luck to the under- classmenl I, Morris Helms, being of sound body and weak mind, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Mrs. Alexan- der's home room to Steve Falls, hoping he enjoys it as much as I did. I, Don Hogue, being of sound mindC?D and body, do hereby will and bequeath to Howard Crainshaw Adm my ability to acquire cramps watching Mr. McCarn write out detention slips. I, Blondie Holbrook, being of soundC?D mind, do will and bequeath my love for dear old Cannon High and my ability to get to be a senior to my girl friends, Gail Gilliam and Patricia Ann Whitley. I, Geraldine Holshouser, do hereby will and bequeath my position as Assistant Manager, to anyone who has nerves of steel, can answer fifty questions, be cross- eyed during basketball games, and write, all at one time, and still maintain their sanity. I, Betty Honeycutt, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Cannon High to Shirley Johnson, and Myrtle Gulledge and my Romantic Dreams to Shirley Wright. I, Evelyn Honeycutt, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in high school to Mildred and Patty Barlow and the Lucky Seven. To Frankie Black, I leave one good, but slightly used, Fiddle and bow. I, Janice Sue Honeycutt, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish school to my nephews, Johnny Greene Riggs, III, who will graduate with the class of '66, and Ronnie Wayne Riggs, who will graduate with the class of '68. I, Vivian Honeycutt, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to have a class with eighteen senior boys, three girls and Mr. Van Poole to my sister, Joyce. To Phyllis Edwards, I leave my ability to have pajama parties at my house. I, Kyle Hooks, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years to Ralph Harper, a rising freshman. I willQniy love for typing to any student who likes it as much as I do. I, Gloria Jane Howard, leave to Barbara Brooks, my seat in Miss Gray's English class, and to Tommy Seabolt, all my cute girl friends. I, Jimmy F. Howell, being in-just being, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to my sister, Betty Rose, and to Camilla Waller, I leave all my love. I, Peggy Hudson, do hereby will and bequeath to Janice Jarrett, the hope of having more luck with boys next year than this year. I also will my good times in Cannon High to Joyce Wyatt, a rising sophomore. I, Harold Hudspeth, do hereby will and bequeath Page Sixtywthree Congratulations To the Closs of '52 Congratulations Kannapolis Well Drilling Class of '52 Contractors X Well Pumps and Supplies C , Wells Drilled zu to 24 Ditching I2 to rs Width to 42 pzPAf'f 'EN1smR Depth KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Royal Oaks Phone 130-L CONGRATULATIONS To The Graduates of '52 , 94 Jrwrsvr, SHQPPEZ. , 100 SOUTH MAIN STREET KANNAPOLIS. NORTH CAROLINA KAN NAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA Your Headquarters for Finer Gifts P ge Sixty-four LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT my faithfulness to the team to my brother, Gerald, win or lose. I, Kenneth Huffman, do hereby will and bequeath to Joe Leonard, my ability to get along with all my teachers. To my sister, Genelia Huffman, I leave all my good times in high school. I, June Jarrett, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to my sister, Janice, a rising junior Cif she lives through Latinl, and my position on the Editorial Staff of the CANNON REPORT. I, Charles Ketner, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my brother, Dewey, and sister, Eloise, my monitor post to Jimmy Dishman, and my good times in old Cannon High to Artie Klutz. I, Swann King, being of sound mindC?D Cit's a known fact that I have the bodyj, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years to Reginald Ballard, knowing he will need it. To Coach Gudger, I leave Oscar, the school skeleton. I, Joe Lambert, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the basketball team to some lucky person, and all my good times to Marvin Taylor. I, Gene Lankford, having pity for the teachers, just leave! I, Valerie Lawing, do hereby will, and bequeath all my good times at K.H.S. to my sister, Delsie Mae, and hope she will be lucky enough to have Mrs. Martin two years as I have had. I, Earl CBaxterD Lentz, do hereby will and bequeath, with benevolence in my heart, all my good times in school, on the basketball team, on the baseball team, and in mixed chorus to Ronald Blackbum. I, Nancy Lentz, leave to Phyllis Canup and Anne Carter a ride to town at lunch time to anyone who is brave enough to take them. To my brother, George Ray, I leave my ability to graduate in four years with the class of '62. I, Allen Lewis Leonard, being of no mind and part of a body, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times and the ability to flirt with the girls at K.H.S. to Jackie Spry, who can uphold these better than anyone I know. I, Marvin Leonard, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate in four years to my brother Eddie and all my good times, to Don Argo. I, Ralph Lewis, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass all subjects and to graduate in four years to Earl Dean Lewis and Charles Ray Smith. I, Vivian Lowder, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to my brother, Robert, a rising sophomore, and to Mattie Jean Phillips, I leave all my good times at K.H.S. To Anna Pennell, I leave my seat in seventh period study hall. I, Shirley Maness, do hereby will and bequeath all my happy days in high school to my sister, Jo Ann. For my teachers, I leave! I, Loretta Marshall, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in English IV to Janice Brinkley, who is so eagerly awaiting it, and to Barbara Keever and Georgann Alexander, I will all my good times at Cannon High. I, Barbara Martin, do hereby will and bequeath my love for my teachers, who have been very nice to me, to my sister, Mary, a rising freshman. To all the under- classmen, I leave my respects to the best of schools, Cannon High. I, Martha Matthews, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate at l6 to Phyllis Bentley and my longing to grow to June Gurley. My monitor post I will to Faye Lipe, hoping she's good at knocking people off fire escapes. I, Nancye Matthews, leave to Phyllis Finger a horse named Silver since she will be the Lone Ranger of the Six of Glubs. I, Hilda Mauldin, will my position as majorette, for four freezing years, to anyone with Eskimo blood, my burps and hilts, I leave to the band sponsors and majorettes and my ability to make the junior class play to Sidney and Janice Solomon. I, Peggy McDowell, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to carry my big feet from room 309 to the D.O. building in four minutes to any poor soul who was born with big feet, and my big mouth to my bashful brother, Henry, a rising senior. I, Clatie McLean, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from high school without having detention hall to my brother, a rising freshman. Page Sixty-five Surratt and Gillespie ESSO SERVICENTER Hardiman's, Inc FINE FURNITURE N. Cannon Blvd. Cr Ridge Ave FRIGIDAIREUMAYTAG APPLIANCES Phone I337-L Phone 906 HANEY 8 HULBHUUH RAY R. ROBERTS GENERAL INSURANCE Things To Weor For Men S. Main St. Who Coreo It will poy you-To poy me- To pay your losses K 'IS' N' C' 102 Professional Bldg. Phone ECONOMY FINANCE COMPANY, INC. Cannon Boulevard P. O. Box 826 KAN NAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA 1908 1952 F. L. SMITH DRUG COMPANY The Rexall Store WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE Phones 9-39-49 One of North CoroIina's Best Drug Stores Page Sixty-six LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Charles McWhorter, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Bible II to Steve Falls-I hope he enjoys it. I, Phyllis Metcalf, do hereby will and bequeath my good times in school to Terry, my brother, and my crazy laugh and sense of humor, I just leave. I, Doris Middleton, do hereby will and bequeath anything that I don't take with me to Patsy Powell, a rising senior. I, Lewis Morrow, being of soundC?D body and weak mind, do hereby will my seat in Governor Boone's Senate to any lucky elected Senator. I, Arnold CSonnyD Moss, being of sane mindC?D and sound body, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at K.H.S. to Steve Mitchell and Jerry Cavin, and my ability to finish high school in four years to my cousin, Jerry Connelly. I, Phyllis Moss, being of feeble mind and a weak body, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get through four years of English with the hardest teachers to Shirley Chandler. I hope you make it, Shirley. I, Bobby Mullis, do hereby will and bequeath my golden luck of not having detention hall for my very happily spent four years inside these walls, to my cousin, Parks Mullis. To all the students I will my ability to have Mrs. Martin as my teacher for at least one year. I, Marie Mullis, 'being of sound mind and shiftless body, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to Shirley Walker, as well as my ability to finish high school in three years. I, Janice Munday, do hereby will and bequeath my seat down front in chapel to Clifford Lovin, sore neck included. To Joyce Crider, I leave my non-paying job of giving out the library cards in study hall. My shorthand book I gladly leave to anyone who thinks that he can make words out of little crooked marks. I, Mary Lou Owings, do hereby will and bequeath all of my good times at K.H.S. to the rest of the gang that are still in school, and to June Miller, I will my ability to finish school in three years. I, Hazel O'Kelley, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate from high school in three years to Jackie Wyke, a rising freshman, and my good times at Cannon High to Helen Little and Mary Lee Russell. I, Mason Parks, will and bequeath to my brother, Mick, all my good times in Cannon High. I, Ethel Patton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish school to my little girl, Joan Marie, who should finish in 1966. I, Troy Payne, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to pass on C's and D's to Richard Christy. I, Clain Pennell, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my parking place under the tree to Joe Crowell and Nelson Hollar. I, Joyce Peterson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate in four years to my cousins, and my chewing gum to Earl Steelman. I, Margaret Peterson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish school to Douglas Pittman, who should graduate in 1968. To Phyllis Upright, I leave my seat in Mr. Boone's first period government class. I, Ray Petrea, being of sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at Cannon High to Vivian Pope, Claudette Ward, and Gladys Goforth. I also will my ability to get along with Mrs. Alexander to all those taking plane geometry next year. I, Betty Ann Phillips, do hereby will and bequeath to my sister Patsy, my seat in assembly, and to Shelby Dupree, my good times in Cannon High. I, Harlen Phillips, do hereby will and bequeath to the rising senior class, my good times and my happily spent five years inside these walls. I, Shirley Phillips, do hereby will and bequeath to my sister, Dolores, a rising freshman, all my good times, and to my dear cousin, Carol, I leave my ability to drive a car to school, knowing she'll never get her Dad's out of the garage. I, Betty Sue Presson, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to read shorthand to Carolyn and Evelyn, knowing how hard they try. The rest, I just leave. I, Julia Ann Price, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get through high school without detention hall to my brother, Luther, and my good times to Donice, Lutecia, and Shirley. I, Ollena Price, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times and teachers of K.H.S. to Haward Plyer, a rising junior. To Barbara Weaver, Norman Brumbeloe, and Shirley Perkings, I leave my ability to get along with the cop in front of school. Page Sixty-seven MILL'S FLORIST North Main St. FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Phone 229-H99 Kannapolis Furniture Co. 824 North Main St. Money Talks When You Come To Our Store The Flower Shop Mrs Marvin Avant and Mrs, Edith Galloway Co-Proprietors Flowers For Every Occasion Flowers by Wire-Member of T D, S Day Phone 740 Night Phones 792-Y 5 l23-X xxAgxuul:l1n1,,,0 3 Q -- 1. - 5m in 9 LLE IFQRD S pyro jackson Park Rd. Kannapolis, N. C. 123 Sollfh Main Sf. HOFFMANS TAYLOR,S HATCHERY FEED-SEED-FERTILIZER N. Main Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Poultry Supplies-Baby Chicks l0l8 S. Main St. Phone 23-L KANNAPOLIS, N. C. C. 8: M. GROCERY Member of Independent Co-operative Stores Phone 810 Jackson Park Rd. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. KANNAPOLIS BAKERY Bakers of Golden Crust Bread and Tasty Cakes Phone 805-1024 Cannon Blvd. Kannapolis, N. C. Hudson's Super Market Self-Service Phone 912-L N. Ridge Ave. Where You Get The Best For Less MEATS-PRODUCE-GROCERIES SERVICE OIL CO. Wholesale fr Retail GAS, KEROSENE AND OILS 515 N. Cannon Blvd. Phone 452 KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Page Sixty-eight LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Don Puntch, being of sound mind Csometimesb, will and bequeath my position as cheerleader to Keith Lemly and jerry Ridenhour, my good times at Cannon High to everyone, and my ability to burst tires to jimmy Reavis. I, Bobby Quay, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate in four years, to Pete Athanaelos and my good times to my cousin, Elmo Hoffman. I, Bobby Rogers, being of sound mind and body do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in Cannon High to Wayne Steele. My ability to get along with the teachers, I leave to Gene Thompson. I, Charles jerry Russell, do hereby will and bequeath my position, third from the end, on the football players bench to any poor sucker who will take it. I, Violet Jean Raye, being of sound mindC?D do hereby will and bequeath the dignity I lost in Mr. Van Poole's algebra class to my two sisters, hoping they regain it. To anyone entering K.H.S., I leave my good times. I, Phyllis Smith Rhyne, will my monitor post to Bruce Nussman with the hopes he doesn't bruise as easily as I. I, Mildred Rollings, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to work in the evenings to my sister, Dot, and to Barbara Smith, I will my ability to stay single until I finish because she will need it. I, Millie Rosenberg, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to blow bubbles in Miss Gray's class and live to tell it to S. M. Finger, and to Kohler Dowless, the definition he has long searched for. I, Irene Roberts, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to tell little white lies and be true to all my cousins, and still flirt with every service man I see, to anybody who is crazy enough to try either. I, John Rufty, being in my right mind, do hereby will and bequeath my monitor post to Katie Ruth Durham, my good times to jerry Daye, and my ability to get along with other people to my sister. I, Richard Reynolds, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in Governor Boone's Senate to any duly elected Senator. To Kevin johnson, I will all my good times in Cannon High. I, Margaret Randolph, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to all of the freshmen to sit over as much chewing gum as I have without being stuck. I. Carleen Rogers, do hereby will and bequeath my love for hamburgers to Louie Richardson, Sherrill Thomas, and Marge Torrence. To Doie Eames I leave my good times, and to Rat Seamon, my ability to graduate. I, Hilda Ruff, being of sound body and sane mind CU do hereby will and bequeath my stupidity to my sister, Irene. To all underclassmen, my love for dear Ole Cannon High. I, Ruth Roseman, do hereby will and bequeath all of my ex-boy friends to my sister, joan, since she seems to be having trouble getting one, to Iris Ward Harris, Pearl Earnhardt, and Myrtle Gulledge, I will anything from Cannon High that they might be crazy enough to want. I, Helen Rushing, being of sound body and I hope sound mind, do hereby will and bequeath my southern accent and love for the South to Martha Poston. To Sandra jones and Sylvia Cheek, I will the good times I had my last two and only years at Cannon High. I, Elecia Roberts, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in business correspondence to Norma Uuniej Yates, knowing she will welcome the very thought of getting out of English. I, Pat Safrit, being of whole body and remainders of a mind, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to win friends and influence morons to Patsy Caudle. I, Kay Savage, do hereby will and bequeath my hilarious times at Cannon High to my sister, Nancy, a rising sophomore. I, Jane Shelton, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make up new meanings to old words Csuch as Kooter j to Sidney Solomon, and to Phyllis Finger, I give the responsibility of keeping the plus one of the Six of Clubs alive in Brown High. I, Bonnie Shepherd, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times with Tennie, Louise, and the gang to joan Whittington Hudson and Kay Turner. I, Marianne Sherrill, do hereby will and bequeath my position in Quill and Scroll to Jimmy Reavis. To Charles Sonny Holman, I leave my good times at Cannon High, and to Frankie Black I leave the ability to struggle through two more years of school. Page Sixty-nine MOONEY'S Poor LONG HoT DOGS Sandwiches of All Kinds MILK SHAKES Open 8 A.M. to I2 P.M. Near Catawba College Near Boyden High SALISBURY, N. C. I I C . Beautiful Shan 105 West First Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. McNEELY'S GARAGE AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR MOTOR TUNING 504 Bethpage Rd. Phone 741-W Table Supply Store A Complete Food Market PAY CASH AND SAVE Near Ball Park MAIN THEATRE The House of Comfort Plenty of Parking Space Harry's Esso Service III9 S. Main Street Phone 86-J Cannon Blvd. Phone I045 P Jackson ark Grocery HAYwooD - RICHMOND GROCERIES-MEATS-PRODUCE Hardware Serve Yourself or Be Served Louise Ave. Jackson Park KANNAPOLIS i10NC3l': Phone 545 Phone 42 P one CABARRUS MOTOR Towel City Furniture SUPPLY HOME OF Automotive Parts QUALITY FURNITURE 204 Oak Street Kannapolis Jackson Park Phone 540 Page Seventy LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Buddie Shinn, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate in four years to Ralph Faulkenbury and to Richard Griffin, I leave my love for K.H.S. I, Valoree Shinn, being sounder in spirit than in mind, do hereby will and bequeath my position as manager of the girls' basketball team to any girl who can listen, write, talk, laugh, and chew gum at the same time. I, Juanita Simpson, do hereby will and bequeath my seat in chapel to Joyce Ingle, my good times at K.H.S. to Jerry White and Joan Campbell. To my sister, Evelyn, I will my ability to graduate. I, Doris Sloop, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the basketball team to Bets Overcash. To Nancy Payne and Dale Aderhold, I leave my ability to get through high school without going to the detention hall. I, Everette Sloop, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in school and my home room, Mrs. Alexander's, to my brother, Don, and to Fred Hay, I hope they can make it through school as I did. I, Franklin Sloop, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to go four years in high school without the detention hall to my brothers, Guy and Tommy, and I leave my senior seat to Bobby Coe. I, Thelma Sloop, do hereby will and bequeath my problems in English and chemistry to my brothers, hop- ing they can solve them better than I. I, Comas Smith, being with no mind and a broken down body, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times in Cannon High and my love to Shelvia Jean Hubbard. I, Phyllis Smith Cbeing out of my mindj, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to learn to drive to Lily Pat McManus, knowing she is going to be a Hot Rod. To Sue Huskey, I will my seat in the cafeteria, and to Jo Ann Black, I leave my good times. I, Edna Stancil, do hereby will and bequeath my dear ole Latin seat and my ability to pass the subject to any student who takes Latin. I, Mattie Lou Stancil, do hereby will and bequeath my dislike for chemistry to Mr. Ellis and my love for Mrs. Alexander to Evelyn Earnhardt. I, Buise Steen, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath my blond hair to anyone crazy enough to have it. I leave all my good times with the girls to anyone lucky enough to get them. I, Kenneth Stokes, being of sound body and weak mind, leave all my good times at K.H.S. and my ability to graduate to Mac Dula, a rising junior. I, Lorraine Strawn, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to Evelyn Simpson and Joyce Ingle, knowing that they will need it. To my cousin, Bill, I leave my good times at Cannon High. I, Ralph Strube, do hereby will my ability to finish high school to anybody. I, Carol Jean Suther, do hereby will and bequeath to Shelia Sasser the joy of being a senior, and I benev- olently leave her all the bills, hoping she has a bigger bank account than I. I, Willie Faye Sutton, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at Cannon High School to Dot Steen, knowing that if possible she will have them. I, Betty Talbert, hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High School to Barbara Cook and to all the underclassmen I just leave. I, Geraldine Tarlton, do hereby will and bequeath my favorite teacher, Miss Harrell, to my sister, Joyce, and all good times at K.H.S. to Jacqueline Davis, Linda Davis, and Doris Jean Rogers. I, Evelyn Taylor, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times to my little brother, Alton, who is a rising junior. I, Robert Taylor, do hereby will and bequeath my ability not to study and still pass, although it took fourteen years to graduate to anyone crazy enough to try it. I, Carolyn Teal, do hereby will and bequeath my luck to graduate to my brother, Bobby, to Barbara Cook, I leave the ABC chewing gum in study hall and to Kenneth Price I just leave-hoping he doesn't have as tough a time. I, Joan Thomas, do hereby will and bequeath to Evelyn Earnhart my ability of going through high school without getting detention hall, and to Lillie Coone, the first seat in Mrs. Alexander's home room. I, Joe Thomas, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to graduate to Charles Steen, and to Phil Tesh, I leave my good times on band trips, and for the faculty, I'11 just leave. Page Seventy-one J ACKSON 'S WESTERN BEEF-QUALITY GROCERIES 511 N. Cannon Blvd. Phone 1026 Congratulations, Class of '52 Phone 755-R Tar Heel Oil Company Your Friendly Independent Dealer Cannon Blvd. BOULEVARD ESSO SERVICE STATION Cannon Blvd. Phone 0554 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSF Dellinger Auto Sales AUTO REPAIRS-AUTO PARTS Phone 955-W Cannon Blvd THE 44 SHOP FINE MEN'S FURNISHINGS Jackson Pork Kannapolis BROWN -DEXTER CO. Dexter Washers-Pipe-Well Supplies Berkeley Jet Well Pumps-Fittings Sampson Paints-Frogil Oil Heaters lackson Park Phone 543 GRANT MOTOR CO. Buick Sales and Service 1012 South Main Street P. O. Box 8 Phone 1206 The SMART SHOP Exclusive But Not Expensive Concord Konnopolis Phone 4270 Phone 281 Midway Shoe Hospital Patronizing us is like making love to a widow U Can't Overdo it DIXIE CLEANERS Phone 495 Jackson Pork Page Seventy-two LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Harold Thompson, do hereby will and bequeath my position in the horse-shoe to Jerry Daye and all my detention time to Don Argo. I, Phyllis Thompson, do hereby will and bequeath to joe Glass and Sonny Shelf my place in Quill and Scroll. To Joyce Nunn, I leave my love of drums, hoping that she can get out of third period to listen to them as much as I did. I, Jerry Tilley, do hereby will and bequeath my good ole back seat in Miss Gray's English class to Fred Har- rington and Harold Plyler. To Ann Fesperman, I leave the good times that we had in seventh period study hall. I, john Troutman, do hereby will and bequeath my good times at Cannon High to Martha Troutman and my position as football manager to Jerry Daye. I, Paul Tuggle, being as sound in mind as in body, do hereby will and bequeath my luck to graduate to james Hill knowing that he needs it. To Gordon Campbell, who is a rising freshman, I leave all my senior privilegesC?D. I, Donald Upright, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years to anyone who wishes to try it and my desire to finish school, to my sister, a rising sophomore. I, Lewis Vernon, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to drive to Jimmy Strickland. I, Nancy Viola, do hereby will and bequeath to my brother, George, a rising junior, my childish ideas, hoping to take my dignity with me. I leave my love to Miss Ward and Mrs. Martin. I, Virginia Waggoner, do hereby will and bequeath all my good times at Cannon High to Dot Rollins and Dale Aderholdt. To Nancy Payne, I leave my ability to finish school before getting married. I, Bobby Walker, having no mind and very little body, do hereby will and bequeath my everything, which is nothing, to anyone, who is a nobody, to do with as they think proper since there is really nothing there to do with. I, Wallace Charles Watkins, do hereby will and bequeath all my fun on the band trips to my brother, Dickie Watkins, and my ability to make the junior class play to my friend, Joe Dowless. I, Jo Ann Watson, do hereby will and bequeath my love for Cannon High to Doris Steen, and to my brother, Bobby, who will graduate with the class of '58, I leave my ability to graduate in four years, knowing that he will need it. I, Jeroline Watts, do hereby will and bequeath to Phyllis Finger my moody moods and all of my good times at Cannon High. I, Brice Alton Wellman, do hereby leave my ability to finish school and not quit to Gail Hines. I also leave my ability to Don Argo to make good in football, and to Paul Fisher, my ability to have as much fun with the girls as I have. I, Martha White, do will and bequeath my ability to graduate in four years to my brother, Harry, who will graduate in the year of 1961 and all of my good times to Carol Price, a rising junior. I, Pasty White, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to finish high school in four years without missing a day to Glenda Stack, a rising sophomore. To Shirley Miller, also a rising sophomore, I leave my freckles. I, Phyllis Ray Whitley, do hereby will and bequeath to Farmer Gail Gilliam my ability to leave the boys alone who go Steady. To Patsy Whitley I leave my love for Concord and boys named Ted, hoping that she will have as much fun as I had. I, Eva Mae Williams, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get to school in five minutes to Phyllis Hayes and june Medlin, seeing they are late often. I, Benjamin Franklin Wright, do hereby leave my best wishes to the Senior Class of 1953, hoping they will prosper in the future. I, Marthelaine Williams, being of sound mind and sounder body, do hereby will my nicknames, Priss, Wad, and Chunkey, to everyone who has labeled me thusly, knowing how they will suffer, and my majorette position to Pat Coffey, class of '61, hoping she can survive the chill bumps and hilarious band trips. I, Geraldine Woodell, do hereby will and bequeath to my cousin, Io Ann Daniels, a rising freshman, my good times, and to Phyl Canup my imaginary car, knowing how well she hates to walk. 1, Buzzy Yarborough, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the football squad to Jerry Day, and to Bill Chimp Strawn and joe Huff Hill, those unholy haircuts. Page Seventy-three WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS RUYAL UAKS MDTURS Phone 597-J Cannon Blvd.-Next To Economy Finance H!-INNAPULIS DRUG EU. Original Cut-Rate Drug Store NEVER UNDERSOLD Phones 97-98 Cabarrus Ice 81 Fuel Co. Day Phone 0765 Night Phone 955-X C. L. MOTCR COMPANY 1203 S. Main Midway Cardell L. Carter A COMPLETE FUEL SERVICE NEW AND USED CARS Phones 158-189 Kannapolis Royal Oaks Kannapolis' N- C. C. M. CASTOR AvoLlTE PAINTS, VARNISH L. G. Balfour Company Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers and HARDWARE Known Wherever There Are Schools and Colleges Represented By: W. Albert Bealle Pl10ne 52-L Royal OCIIKS P. 0. Box 97 lohnson City, Tenn Directl From Factory RED PIG BAR-B-Q T0 YOU 24 HOUR SERVICE F A C T O R Y 1029 s. Main Midway OUTLET STORE P110l1e Sgye T0 On Your Furniture 5 O 70 HENRY HUGHES, INC. KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Your New DE SOTO-PLYMOUTH DEALER 917 South Main St. Formerly Keller Motor Co SO, MUCH Mon: . ,, ron so Muci-i Less Page Seventy-four GFlBLE'S, Inc. WHERE YOU ALWAYS GET THE BEST West First St. Phone 616 Mullinax Insurance Agency, Inc. PROPERTY INSURANCE WITH DIVIDENDS 103 West Ave. Phones 755-1015 KANNAPOLIS, N. C. Waah, Sales and Service C. C. Wagner Motor Co. Cannon Blvd. Phone 195 CHILDRESS BROS. HOME FURNISHING COMPANY Furniture-Electrical Appliances Floor Covering Telephone 702 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI SECHLER'S GULF SERVICE Centerview Phone 833 THE LINOLEUM SHOP Look ot Your Floorse-Others Do Phone 1076 Jackson Park Phone 356-R CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI Lee Kluttz Piano Co. Most Standard Makes, Styles and Finishes New and Rebuilt PIANOS WHOLESALE-RETAIL Independent Goal Company COA L-WOOD-K EROSEN E AND FUEL OIL A 1504 S. Main St. Phone 599 W. H. Triece, Owner C. Lee Kluttz Centerview KANNAPOUS N. Gen. Mgr. Kannapolis, N. C. I Chish0lm's Grocery Co. SUNSHINE Staple and Fancy Groceries Fresh Meats 6' Vegetables Centerview 708 East D Street Centerview Phone 701 Kannapolis, N. C. Page Seventyehvc CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1952 It Has Been A Pleasure To Do The Photography F01 Your 1952 Senior Edition of The CANNON REPORT mf eww eww 94 Phone 902 'l'l9 Main Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. 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