Canton High School - Black Bear Yearbook (Canton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1952 volume:

CAMTON HIM 5 UI The Klack hear PUBLISHED ANNUALLY by the SENIORS CANTON HIGH SCHOOL CANTON, NORTH CAROLINA I eague-Hawkins, Photographers Charles Jacobs, Artist Memories of Canton Hi h How they come rushing back at the end of a suc¬ cessful year Registration-• Sc too Variks- THANKSGime-yr emlk- Canfon {oo ball ames- PaperBoH game • • iCHRtSTMA Si • • Examinations • • Washington trip- §@Md§ IL MtLECTBSf” ilvnior Senior Prom - CIcim (PitAV- BACCALAUREATE •• GRADUAT¬ ION IVs the best of these mem¬ ories that we hope to ive you in the 95 BLACK BEAR. 2 IN MEMORY OF JACK HANNAH, Class of ’52 who oave his life in Korea that all free men ever O continue to live their free way of life. W-. cois ; ‘ j i . s 8 . r 9 ADMINISTRATION THE SCHOOL BOARD is a civic-minded group of citizens who devote much time and effort to the betterment of our schools. We salute you! Air. James E. Henderson, Air. A. A. Cody, Air. Willis Kirkpatrick, chairman. Air. J. R. Sechrest, Jr., Air. AI. AI. Crisp. ADMINISTRATION i I Mr. A. J. Hutchins, Superintendent Canton Schools, is an adept angler, a skilled wood-worker, and takes a great interest in his bees. He is devoted to his family, and, above all, his faith in youth is steady and unfaltering. ADMINISTRATION Mr. W. L. Rikard Principal Canton High School, is a talented de¬ signer and loves to spend his spare time with his two children. Mr. Rikard has a “knack” for deal¬ ing with young people and their problems. 12 FACULTY Canton High can truly boast of a versatile faculty! Dyed-in-the-wool fishermen, connois- ►seurs (a big word even for Seniors!) of early American furniture, book worms, skilled wood k-arvers - - - - - __ - - -——-— - _ iMrs. Ruth Tucker English Airs. Ida Jo Cundiff Librarian Boyd Smathers General Science arid Cheniistry ' ' Bob Brock Manual Trainijni 13 FACULTY Herman Bolen and Doe Wilson Machine Sl.iop and Welding Alahala Glance Secretary Airs. Johnnie Kcllctr Latin and English j. C. W ' ard Math atid History machine fixer-uppers, run-away typists, artists with that professional touch, and students of 1 . world affairs-- ' FACULTY teachers of cartography, excellent tasters, sewers of fine seams, chiselers! We contend that here is unchallenged diversity! Charles Fisher History Cordelia Johnson Math Airs. Gladys Coman Home Economics Claude Holcombe General Science and Biology 15 FACULTY • 1 Q : D. Mrs. Hilda Haliburton Ronald Meunch and Carl Jacob Manlee Band Wc can boast of horse racers, newspaper women, horn blowers, piano jazzers, s—a ceramist! Mrs. Dorothy Walker Mrs. Mildred Reeves J Business Education History and English 1 FACULTY Bowling enthusiasts, dictation takers, tillers of the soil, and even strategists!! Mrs. Jincy Owen Messer Mrs. Frankie Johnson English FACULTY Miss Sue Business Educ ation We have tune “hoisters”, dog lovers, wild game hunters, and makers of excuses 18 C-- rf.-agW Custodians and Cooks A clean, attractive building and appetizing, well-balanced meals make our days more pleas¬ ant ones. Our hats are off to you! 19 far as human “For I dipt into the future could see, Saw the vision of the world, and all wonder that would be.” —Tennyson— CLASSES “The more we study, the more we discover our ignorance.” —Shelley— I ' David and A ' liss Gillis. Rena and Jerry. Canton Motor Company Buick Willys Sales Service 101 Park Street Dial 2920 22 SENIORS General Dance Ray Parlce;- Course Clubs Pres. M Footb,|, ° ogram. Club; SasketbaJi- CJass.’ Library Library Track- !� •- V JoJa General Co Gluh, Business Club Ceramics. ° Mills Qub; Lib Club- 4-H Arr; Foji-i 4-H roiKiore Pli.K r . F ' ootbalJ. ’ Club; Club; We are the Seniors of Canton Hi! 23 SENIORS The Uproarious Class of ’52! Bob Ledford j T Council , Chair- College Course, Staden n«n Hall M« ' ' “Lograpl C W ! Srcirborluf Baseball! Tra Rena Brank . . iitVv General Course; ® Qa Best Ml o Treas. Senior Class, S«Sen.oraa..B. ' „j:::H,mo Pres. Business, Lib y jonror Marshall. Wanda Johnson PH A. General Courses rH- Club , Library Club. Bill Nix Shop. 24 SENIORS —Course- Club M y Ciub; 4-H n K Handicraft Qub General Business r Senior Class-Tr. ’ Vi e nuai Staff. ’ asurer Junior Ch7s; The days-how they’ve sped, 25 SENIORS The years have rolled by Billie Pressley College Sp«ch 11. Mdiorette-, easiic David Kirkpatri r urse- Pivs, Jonior, College Course, CounciV, Classes ' , Pr«: Beta, Pres. Dramatics CluD Clubsi B«‘ yr Bastlballl B« ' Marshall-, Baseba , gear. Arouod, Assistant W p„s InnloiClvitanCtab-, College Conts ' l f Clbbs, Sm rAltetnate CePrJril-, Joan WiUiams To Chairman Student rMeee Course-, Co- Chair- Council Social y ' ramatics, Journal- Vid Room. 26 SENIORS Ted Jones tan, Beta cZbs] t’aJi, Basketball Bps h n ' ' °uncil; Foot- ' “al Sen,or 1 “ “ • ' ' I t loteliec B„r. CJass Ed„„, Jean Tranth am TcationaJ Handicraft. Course; Dra p. . Business. Dance, Health Club: ai Group; matics, F.H.A. Folklore s; Bus Ca Annual Staff. Social ptajn; Chor- Erances Gidn ey College Course- Dro Dance, F.H.A., GJee ib-Deb, Club; Marshall; Majorette-’ s ' Council; Annual Student Joe Bill MedJin CTrary Assistant d Foorbali ’andTeS So happy and so carefree-- 27 SENIORS Like a bird in the sky Barbara Branson � Pres Business a� l.. Handier a“� -. Xahallr Best Dressed 4.H, Dance Clubs, nirl Senior Class. Craig Whitmire Reta Folklore, Glee, College Course;, Bet p g. ruSo? Cbitan-, Band-, Pres. auii A-” ' Jack Devlin Betty Branson Sec-Treas. Handicraft =T”Vh.“b- -- ““ ak’s; Marshall. 28 SENIORS f-H, Spore Da“e a s ' Coundl- Bus n ' Choral «“ferball; Soccd, Tr,cr ' “ ' Sue Crawford Genera] Course ' 4 W FolWore, RH.i, Dane Giubs; BasketbaJi. uanci Handicraft, Librar ' ness, Library HH.A, Clubs. CJontz Genera] Club. Course; Mineralogy Club 4-H Now sadly we roam the corridors, 29 SENIORS Our last few days at school, Maxine O ' Diear • Wealth. Bobby Q«“ , Cootse-, S° tK“ ' BUS Dove.., Ssudent permit Silver ■ r Civitan, Dance, )ramatics, ball- Dorothea Cody 4 aiorette ' , Assistant Course, Maioj Ma)or-, ’polhlore Oub- ancs Clubs-, Pre 4ost T.C. Winner - or able Senior Girb 30 SENIORS Smathus Generai Cou Shop; Monogram, 4-H Sn ootbaJJ; Track ’ Cour Ciubs; Treas. J ' osr InteJJectua Clubs; Clar, 3 Cable Vo, tionai P -V Future “ T cf Council Tommy Corzine V ■ocarional Cou FootbaJh rse; V; Sh and Juni or We are reminded of mein’ries left behind, 31 SENIORS All our friends and teachers who, Lila Jo Israel Sfutr; A--’ rittzen 8th Grade. Glenn Cooper Monogram, Health, Li rolleee Course-, Mo og S ? Clubs-, Baseball. Wayne Hawkrns Georgie Morgan 4 H Folklore, Music, Allege Cob- ' l yclubs. Sec. Library SL L.br«y 32 SENIORS General r Dayton CI„b Mo rse; WeJding. Soi ogram and Track- Sports Sh op; General Coun ' p! ' ' edl,n “““• Bna,„e. c ' i LTSf • Genera] Co aj Course; 4-fJ rr ,. ' ore, Business CJubs. ’ ' ' ' ' oraft, Foi oraft CJub. Without even our own eooperation, 33 SENIORS Laboretl for five years to prepare College Library Bus Captain. Course-, Health Clubs-, Gerald Davis General Course-, Monogram ball-. Track. Club-, Foot- BeuUh ]oh«“ e Course _ Monogram craft Cltibs-, g Bet- Pres. Student Council-, Maiorette Corps, Athletic Senior Girl. 34 SENIORS Fo„,b,„; ' ' “ “gf™, Spo, ’ Soccer; iel? Cheer b ary; Su?Dr O cirb U Chorai -H-A., B,b,e F.H.A. 4 ir Tr ryj Chorai Gr ’p D P rst Aid Ro, •oiice ' oni. «• CoJie- Co, Course; “Bear T- . Alonogram, Beta, Jr Poner; ournaJisnt, 4. ntatics, Treas. Sporl aT ’ Pr. Class; St. CoundJ- Rx P ««cep Us for some future oecupatioii. 35 SENIORS With ' saddened hearts we all reeall Mary Lou cational Course, and Busi- ,5 Clubs-, M se� • Handiciuf ' ,.-T,m«hy aubs, .u VoUevban. College Harley . Mineralogy CluD. Course Srs cS:-:sLaeusCo� ucU. General Music, 4 ticrafr. irary F.H-A-, Clubs. 36 SENIORS aiDatics and C Arr ' W™erBi„v™“ A„„„,; ontest at W.C.T.a oJor ' ' eraJ Cou Chris Clark Art CJub; Bu,,- ' ness CJub. Coll Tim CJub Staff. ege Course- n F.H.A P s; CJioraJ Croup, Band, Our childish pranks and then 37 SENIORS We begin to laugh, Sandra Reporter; vocational Clubs- Dramatics, Mease ege Course, Edwards Group; S5„!: 38 SENIORS College Cours e- So - ' b; onograni Dr ’ Wore Queen P. ' jorenip ' Editor E , P Per Bond ; 7 and Best AB A Defe ' - ' ■ C- Bact; B.RC -r ““’� ' All Fr and ;r. Classes. B ' ace-P„s Se„,„ ' ‘ ' ®- � ll; Tnacl-, Afa ' ' sr General CMr ' ®P� a Clubs, Studemc “ ee Beeketball, il,seb,„. Tr °“ “ ' l Feorball,’ General r Liner °«-„es CfioraJ Group. ance Qubs;’ But recollect they are gone 39 SENIORS And our eyes fill to the brim. Eddie Handicraft, Pe Course-, Ylubs- Vice-Pres. Music, Dance ’ h Clab;, Sports Maiorette, ’ upst Figure. B ‘y tCe SpoS ' ctubsi Srudenr cS ' d«. Dance, Council-, Assistant. Konald dd d sr£-« s:srS: i Betty Rathbone Ma)orette. 40 SENIORS CoJJege Course ' CiarJc Editor “Bear nd- Sn -Yor; Alars aV - Reporter Beta r7u G utan Cl,.) eusS e : HaJ] -iub; Annuai enerai c Waters c-ub,, Uub. We’ve grown in grace, 41 SENIORS And maybe, wisdom, too. Martha Vocational Course, Business, Dance, 4-H John Rigdo ’ 5 , . Photographic General Course, Baseball ' , Football. Club ' , V. Rhodarmer 4H Mineralogy, Safe y a General Co� rse, 4-U Photographic Madge Matthews „ „rge- Business, Vocational o ’ 4- Handicraft, F-H- -, Dance, W Clubs. 42 SENIORS General C ' r , Gsnnon brary, Dance ' ' pho” ' ' ' ' ” ’ Driver- 4 -H Cours S ety, CiLbs Wore, ocationaJ graphic, Lib A lane Hyde Course- R rarv r i’, ' ' ' ' ness, CJubs f’horo- rootbaJJ. We find it oh! so hard to say 43 SENIORS Tarewell” to things we’ve loved so, ?hx: hS ' r;mnThV Clubs. Be„y Sue SrtSrb.:cma-T.n«. .y auus. Library Assistant. Betty Brooksht« General Conrse; ®“““ ' icraft. Priscilla- Timothy CluDS, ketball. ■“SfH Sndicrait, 1� “ ' - ’ u riubs; Sec. Mu ' - « ' Cuetba«-. !;r Tracks”-, Bus. Manage 44 SENIORS ' general Coiir ‘‘ diners ' -H Chbs, Art. ’ Mineraio ; fha T 4 CJubs; Sec Bi Basketball. business Qub; Genera] Course; ' ' ' GJubs; Bus Captain. oiJcJore, i-ibrary Sports Clubs; Bancf ' ‘-“iieraiogy, And from our classmates part at the door, 45 SENIORS With many a fond embrace Harold letic Oen.«. course, .onor”«.■. Base- Clubs; Swimming, Kalb. Football. nrQP. Doris , c ,, pnr Council, Lola Ford nal Course; clubs; Bas- mtaft, Museum, Fetball. College Robert Fless Course; Mineralogy Club; Band. 46 SENIORS General ness, Lib Varner onrse; Handicraft 4 R p aui.. A,, 4 -H usiness, er folklore Dan uance, ibrary, Sports Driver, fL,: CoorK”“nL ' ““ri “rient Counei,: „ tor . rima 6 “s’ ' “ri« a;b°pS ' � S� «er, F„„, “• P«F i„, Library pi ' ’ ' ' ‘ ' naft, 4 -H, Ceraniics. ° ' °. naphic Qubs Busi- Art; But let’s plan to meet 47 SENIORS On the road to success jane Best T ;L.Arv Assistant. CouncV, B� a-, re Course ' , Stud Mono- B� d Sr� 6e„t Coun General Course Ban r SO---’ Tlis BUS Driver-, Student lournahsm Clubs, Director Band. College eralogy 48 SENIORS Generai r Business, dZcT Qubs; Band Pbotog General Bedford ands:;t;da1:.T - B Basketb no- aJJ. Course Q Business’, LaS s ' aft. Dance, 4-H C k S taff. ’ Giubs; “B( ,, Wanda LoJJege Course- H. J’� tographic, F,H.A «“! .; Choral Group atnatics, Dance With fond mem’ries ever more. 49 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST DOWN TO EARTH Tommy Clark Clara Cable SNAZZIEST Ray Parker Barbara Branson 50 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES 51 SUPERLATIVES 52 SUPERLATIVES 53 CLASS HISTORY Remember those tedious days as Eighth Grade recruits? Yep, it all started one smoggy September morning in ’47 when about 180 awkward and unsuspectin’ Eighth Graders meandered over to Canton High to see what adventures awaited us. We got lost, confused, befuddled over that floatin’ period that really floats . . . Suddenly, we were surrounded bv enough books to fill the Congressional Library. . . . Completely awed, we found ourselves busilv forgettin’ lectures and home¬ work assignments. We learned no matter how hard we tried not to. . . . Inspired by our presence, the football team coasted through an undefeated season. . . . Our boys were utterly oblivious to girls’ existence, but the “o-o-ohs” and the “a-a-ahs” from our lassies when upperclassmen laddies breezed by! ... With Sam Coman’s guidance as president and Tommy Clark’s common sense as anchorage, our Ereshman year progressed smoothly. A stabilizing year on this rickety ladder of success! As Sophomores, we bedecked the school ground with “scrubbery.” . . . Dayid campaigned himself right in as EEP. . . . Jimmy emerged as the school wit. . . . We all began to absorb much-needed smatterin’s of maturity. . . . Our Junior year was a happy and fruitful one. The Junior-Senior Prom was a dream — the decorations southern enough to make George Washington feel right at home, the music jazzy enough to emphasize our modern southern helles. . . . Craig was fast qualifying himself as a satirist. . . . The Junior boys were becoming aware that there are girls, Eighth Grade girls! The long awaited day — we’re Seniors! The rings created quite a sensation among all the school except the Juniors, Sophomores, Freshmen, and Eighth Graders. ... In April, we toured up North and completely succeeded in unnerv¬ ing the City of Washington. We returned to be royally entertained at a lovely Junior-Senior Prom. The Class Play and Class night climaxed our “visit” at Canton High. . . . All too quickly came the Baccalaureate and Graduation! Looking back, it’s been a long trek, but a worthy and enjoyable one. Canton High will share in whatever success we attain, and it is our sincere desire that Canton High is a better place because of the Class of ’52. 55 JUNIOR OFFICERS Mrs. Matthews, Sarah Frank, Barbara. . Tow Newman Ruby Lee West Peggy Hendrix Charles Adills Martha Jean Davis ■Margaret Morgan JUNIORS Louise Wright Bobby Fletcher Margaret Pressley iMae Holcombe Harry Fincher Carolyn Cabe Shirley Rogers N. Maxine Davis Betty Gallaway Jimmy McElrath Frank iMedford Shirley Cope Don Cabe Bonnie Willis JUNIORS Ray Morgan Barbara Rickman David Brown Elizabeth Medford Robert Green Marilyn Cogburn Nancy Gallienne 58 JUNIORS Betty Sue Pace Charles Sheppard Max Duckett Mary Bentley Betty Jo Brannon Charles Allen Judy Davis Carroll Mills Joan Palen Gene Hudson Roy Stuart Caroline Cody Barbara Setzer 59 Naomi Smathers Betty Messer Carroll Eller Carolyn Roberts Barbara Shaver Bill Morgan JUNIORS Diana Bell Rowena Robinson Kenny Brookshire Emma Jean Holland Rose Alary Rogers Val Gene Banks Gladys Liford 60 Dick Clontz Anna Lou V an Hook Betty Mason JUNIORS Bill Mason Sarah Cannon Shirley Jones Winifred Silver Barbara Van Hook Worth Smathers Jean Cole Dorothy Carver Barbara Moore Joe Morgan Max Smathers Helen Devlin Harley Rhodes Patsy Gaddy Joan King Gene Goodson JUNIORS iMary Lou Gates Connie Parham Sewell Amos Marie Jones Betty Kilpatrick Curtis Jones Barbara Wells Carroll Watson 62 Betty Sheppard Robert Woody Donna Jo Queen JUNIORS Dennis Milner Carolyn Robinson Delmer Kuykendall Bobby Reynolds Ann Worley Max Robinson Judy Devlin Nickie Williamson Judy Phillips James Patrick Martha Fisher Ruby Smathers Mark Willis Anna Jean Lovin Patricia Trull Dick Woody Lillian Hyatt JUNIORS Sarah Lee Clark Simon Downs Sarah Barlow Lorene Holcombe Eugene Conard Doris Ensley Jacque Sue Medford 64 Juanita Alurr W ' allace Parker Gail AVilliams Bruce Miller Gail Hipps Earl Reece Jean King Jimmy Sides Dorothy Rice Bruce Bottoms Patsy iMoore Jerry Trantham Joan Owen Alary Lou Kuykendall Paul Allen Rosa Parton Kerr ’ Duckett AVilene Alatthews SOPHOMORES First Row: Lucretia Rhodarmer, Bruce Corzine, Polly Anna Wallen, Tom Boone, Mary Carol Nanney, Joe Bob Fowler. Second Row: Freida Clark, Jerry Warren, Mary Frances Burrus, Joe Freeman, Margaret Rice, Skeeter Curtis. Third Row: Zelda Cooper, Doris Crawford, Bobby Duckett, Jalane Conner, Bill Cody, Velma Morse. Sandra Lowrance W. C. Crisp Frederice Trull George Abbott Patsy Messer Joe Bob Westmoreland Edith Carolyn Hutchins Wayne Setzer Carolyn York Weaver Hipps Reba Curtis Dicky Schulman Mitzi Smathers Jake Burrell Audrey Stroupe Nancy Calvin Robert Spurling Juanita Clark SOPHOMORES Row One: Cecil Rector, Buddy Glance, Ima Lou Sorrells, Morris Broyles, Oveda Crawford, Charles Carpenter. Row Two: Almeda Murr, John Ray, Barbara Hightower, Jean Trantham, Jimmy Swafford, Shirley Devlin. Row Three: Bruce Smathers, Virginia Parham, Nancy Devlin, Howard Trull, Mary Jo Scott, Bobby Jenkins. Julia Barton Max Sheppard Alieta Hardin Sue Worley Hugh Powell Shirley Chambers Bill Groce Doris Hicks Ralph Miller Greta Kinsland Tommy iMoore Alice Mae Pierce Walter Hannah Roberta Sparks Bobby Looper Delia Reece Billy Pace Wanda Brown SOPHOMORES First Row: Ramona Davis, Kate Worley, Bobby Williamson, Ann Arthur, Barbara Green. Second Row: Robert Medford, Barbara Pressley, Reva Carver, Bruce Waldroup, Jean Wil¬ liams, Rose Marie Miller. Third Row: Jean Young, Patty Taylor, Jack Duckworth, Roberta King, Joan Queen, James Hemphill. FRESHMEN Li Ci)4 VUKCfCfier ciA m oFvK BG(?V ' AeAci UaK ' £?V. K Kvk GAJ ' t KLffhKV 3 ‘£ WxT FRESHMEN I .l l D ClAK Ke C- Aat n PvO CAfloi rH tS’JATMX (?uLii S i llA GigftpA Ti ilJ.CY gwi 72 FRESHMEN CJfhR .€S V J AR0KR - :S e- ' r ' Y To ' v(cfc Jiiaha drt ei me ' ' 3 ' ehA 1 -o arK 1.01 W UiK 3. :r ' ' A £ ' 3 0 3‘£AtfAT AH 73 FRESHMEN Lovr a RAK t V 3 iv TA’ } 6 nN Kic hY i) Erty oRA AWS boAV Makviv GA G AKL tW CA oiyA ' KRy EIGHTH GRADE Front Row: B. Nanney, B. Gaddy, R. Rogers, J. Rhinehart, J. Trantham, J. Coleman, L. Cagle, B. Hudson, P. Allen, M. Gidney, J. Stinnett. Second Row: B. Matthews, A. Worley, B. McKinnish, B. Bryant, S. Warren, F. McCracken, J. Hawkins, G. Freeman, J. Johnson, D. Medford, L. Adoore. Front Row: S. Powell, C. Rector, B. Trantham, S. Devlin, R. Anderson, J. Smathers, G. Mills, J. Scroggs, iM. McElrath, F. Sparks, T. .Mauney. Second Row: J. Jamison, P. Swanger, L. Parker, W. Donaldson, V. Smathers, A. Secltrest, J. Gentry, R. Rogers, H. Ingle. 75 EIGHTH GRADE First Rcw: iM. Norris, R. Deweese, S. Treadway, B. Berrong, P. Clark, B. Hannah, F. Worley. Second Row: P. Hardin, A. Plemmons, M. Moore, J. Rhodarmer, J. Worley, J. Duckett. hirst Row: D. Anderson, F. arner, J. Coleman, L. Cagle, S. Nicholls, J. Stamey, C. Johnson. Second Row: G. Norris, S. Smith, D. iMedford, C. “WArd, D. Shull. First Row: N. Hipps, J. Patton, E. Mann, B. Taylor, N. Daves, J. Wright, D. Burrell, G. Green, L. Robinson. Second Row: N. Davis, B. Culberson, C. Tabor, L. Potter, J. Cairnes, C. Alathis, J. Pressley, B. Parker, A. Fox. 76 EIGHTH GRADE First row. X. Henson, S. Vorley, G. Scotr, B. Sniathers, K. Smith, J. Bonham, J. Eller, R. Reeves, B. Sheppard, Al. Lewis, R. Liford. Second row: P. Inman, L. Scott, S. Fisher, C. Owenby, J. Timmons, J. Twiggs, P. Hamrick, W. Brown, C. Alorgan. First row: N. Fisher, B. Scott, E. Henson, B. Carswell, L. Bennett, P. AIcDowell, J. Sniathers, G. Pressley, J. Burrell, B. Kinsland. S. Hughes. Second row. AI. Aloon, P. Alorgan, B. AIcFl- rath, J. Branson, N. Haney,- S. Burnette, C. AA ' est, R. Stiles, AI. Varner, W. Sniathers, B. Stanley. F. Wn Hook, D. Childers, B. Googe, AI. Robertson, J. Ray. Second row. B. Jolley, T. Cordell. D. Cordell, B. Alann, B. Hall, F. Neal, R. Hicks, L. Hipps, C. Cochran, F. Wilson, T. Sharp. 77 EIGHTH GRADE Front Row: C. Wilson, J. Duckett, S. Forrester, M. Stamey, D. Reece, J. Roper, R. McGee, J. Hutchins, J. Burns, M. Fisher. Second Row: D. Frady, K. Norris, P. Robinson, B. Best, T. Hannah, .M. Israel, L. Robinson, D. Hawkins, J. York, J. Massie. TK 7 k: Mm ' ' ft jHi 1 | T -p i jpSiyi|||||HB Front Row: C. Cole, B. Medlin, K. Glance, E. Whitaker, C. Nelson, Ad. Pv.obinson, H. Payne, D. Cannon, G. Hughes. Second Row: G. Ledford, R. Pace, R. West, C. Ray, D. Wells, D. Cole, J. Co.x, R. Deas. 78 “The brighter you are, learn.” the more you have to —Herold 79 STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION Legislative The student law- enforcing body of Canton High! F. Gidney S. Cannon T. Clark A. Smathers B. Ledford B. Morgan P. Henson B. Queen J. Alexander D. Kirkpatrick Mrs. CundifT Airs. Mattliews David Kirkpatrick President 80 STUDENT COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION LEGISLATURE First row: S. Jones, D. Bell, J. Palen, B. Messer. Second row. D. Smathers, B. Reynolds, R. Brank, B. Aloore, L. Rhodarmer, W. Hawkins, E. Stamey. Third row: l I. Smathers: J. Young R. Hall, r. Jones, J. Aledlin, R. Rowe, F. iMedford. HOME ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Front row: S. illiains, D. Hawkins, J. Queen, A. Arthur, L. Briggs, C. Hudson, AI. Arthur. Second row: J. J. Davis, K. Cody, J. Whiteside, J. Owen, C. Fisher, G. Freeman. Third row: J. Devlin, C. West, B. Stanley, J. Edwards, Fourth row: J. Hardin, R. Morgan, R. Ingle, C. Stamey. 81 BETA CLUB Front row: T. Clark, J, Edwards, R. Jones, iM. Smathers, J. Hardin, J. Bumgardner, D. Kirk¬ patrick, P. Henson, R. Rowe, C. Whitmire. Here’s the scholars of Canton Hi’. These scholars can truly • boast of good common horse sense. OFFICERS Miss Holtzclaw, P. Clark, B. Queen, A. Smathers, J. Young. Front row: B. Set .cr, B. Kilpatrick, C. Cabe, B. Shaver, B. Moore, C. Roberts, S. Cannon, N. Callicnne, R. Smathers, G. Stanley. Second row: S. Downs, C. Cody, D. Ensley, M. Bentley, ' an Hook, B. Morgan, S. Rogers, B. Wells, H. Devlin, S. Barlow, G. Goodson. 82 BUSINESS CLUB Front row: S. Stuart, B. Brookshire, M. Fisher, J. Cole, B. Chapman, B. Gates, B. Greene, F. Clark. Second row: A. Worley, M. Matthews, AI. Messer, V. Mills, iM. Varner, K. Thomason, W. Silver, B. Branson, E. Flolland, V. Ingle. Attention, all business men and executives! Choose your stenographers and secretaries from these industrious young ladies! OFFICERS M. Tatham, J. Williams, P. Clark, Mrs. Walker, C. Cable, R. Brank, B. Branson. Front row: P. Rhyne, J. Phillips, J. Bumgardner, G. Eiford, E. Wood, G. Medlin, B. Keith, P. llendri.x. Second row: M. Davis, E. Trantham, L. Ford, D. Ford, C. King, AI. Young, B. Gallaway, J. Trantham, W. Johnson, AI. Johnson, B. Sheppard. 83 JUNIOR 4-H CLUB Front row: E. Smith, J. Patton, N. Daves, L. Robinson, N. Hipps, L. Robinson, P. McDowell, J. Ray, R. McGee, S. Smith, S. Hughes. Second row: L. Cagle, S. Worley, M. Norris, A. Sechrest, V. Smathers, R. Deweese, N. Davis, B. Hannah, H. Ingle, P. Swanger, J. Coleman. Front row: D. Cannon, R. West, P. Clark, F. Worley, E. Mann, J. Pressley, C. Nelson, G. Eedford. Second row: M. Israel, T. Sharp, C. Rray, J. Hoglen, D. Anderson, B. Best, G. Hughes. Front row: B. Sheppard, S. Hoey, P. Inman, B. Hall, A. Fo.x, B. Berrong, E. Neal, G. Green, N. Henson, E. Robinson, E. Henson. Second row: C. Johnson, J. Stamey, J. York, W. Donald¬ son, P. Robinson, C. Wilson, C. Cole, D. Medford, B. McKinnish, S. Powell. OFFICERS B. Taylor, S. Williams, M. Robertson, R. Rogers, Mr. Allen, C. West. Here’s our stoppers of soil erosion, raisers of blue ribbon calves, and growers of one hundred-fifty bushels corn per acre! 84 SENIOR 4-H CLUB B. Messer, G. Gagle, S. Jones. S. Tabor, J. Queen, A. Pierce, D. Ford, R. Miller, C. Yates, L. Hyatt, S. Devlin, D. Queen, G. Taylor, V. Parham, J. Trantham, G. Surrett. These are the expert farmers and “farmerettes” who’ve been in the 4-H for a long time. Ask their advice on your gardening problems!! M’. ilipps, M. Broyles, P. Reagan, H. Hart, R. l)a is, .M. .McGee, K. .Mease, M. Bentley, L. ■ ' illiams, N. Williams, T. Skaggs, H. Trull, G. Liford. 85 BEAR TRACKS VOL, XI11 CANTON HIGH SCHOOL, CANTON, N. C., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1951 NO. J. Johnson, R. Rowe, R. Hyatt, C. King, Mrs. Buchannan, Mrs. Reeves, C. Cable, L. Rhodarmer, P. Henson. Black 1 Se jr c . r ( of Broadway asked about tl ne.svilie outcome 1 n will win, you ct K()N lionnK ' i.s lha Z iiu’l ' i.. ol tac 1 Hf i. ] r r:, unu blon, soil ' : i;. “Biue ;s ;. ' , ' ‘t(i;;!a!)hy fc i hi.eii schuul. ST.-VIWEY as blond hair. He d weiglis 1T2 i ound; ' eat anything that istening to ‘ ' IMy Trull He says in regu : ' ame, “We might ij lut not out playi .” BEAR ALLMM BOB 1 . n1; n :i:;, i a i Ih -- lilii ' k hair Front row. P. Cooper, D. Lawrence, J. Downs, R, Murr, B. Mills, F. Owen, S. Rowe, B. Kelly. Second row: B. Miller, J. Myers, J. Trull, C. Campbrll, B. .Messer, J. King, J. O’Neil. Third row: Z. Cooper, P. Gaddy, B. Plemmons, B. Reynolds, J. Devlin, D. Bell, S. Jones. tper ' .5! is attendij (iiuiutieul Institute ' Caliioniia. a; 1 to iiiiuiitis. enter tiit J anri br. .wn eyes. school. 70 pCWXs 11 , ,d chicken. tun to call Kilr ’ icause, he’s been i ' .o long. i ...BEAT WAYNESVILLE.. BEAR mTRACKS j VOL. XIIT CANTON HIGH SCHOOL ' ' ANTON N. C.; FPTDAY, NOV, 2. 1951 NO. j I From row: S. Scott, A. Worley, J. Williams, A. Arthur, R. Snyder, N. Brown, M. Gates, L, Hyatt. Second row: O. Crawford, S. Clampitt, A. Cody, C. Fisher, N. Calvin, E. Hutchins, B. Hightower, J. Owen, F. Trull. Third row: P. Devlin, A. Blaylock, S. Lowrance, M, Cogburn, N. Gallienne, S. Clark, B. Smathers, M. Bentley. This group of F. H. A. girls left early Saturday to attend the district meet at Valdese Twenty eight men ten Future Horn ' erica attended th rally at Valdese, er 20th. Canton the trip along wi ' fifty other people gates from Cl.v Bethel, Crabtree C.’hapters of F.H mothers, and F,1 from each schcxj, f)ur Canton C excellent showin; having as many other County in i .■ jirogram prt bei’s (.f v.irious tri( ' i was enjoyed ton Chapter had of Kva Fthinchar ' c Lu’cretia Rhiida ' i closed the morni’ ing ' .V Song t. ' f I ' ca n; t.ei ping V itli th, ; s ■ pro.grurn ‘ ' Fea .-e A Hocc,.. ' Peace .Vbrotid”. I Ui ret :: satvg .an old ballad nt Council New irkpatrick, Jerry Ales Morgan, Frances Gid S, .iVlaiTbow, left Sur r 28, to attend th ' iun of Student Com boro. The ireetini the Youth Center, th and the new Hoix nuilding on the Woir campus. They returr h many new ideas an -i.S. dor Day he obsi-.rve ■I2 :, J 95 , C !)l so Front row: C. Hudson, A. Gates, M. Wykle, A. Ricketson, L. Briggs, T. Moore. Second row: J. Cooper, N. Ensley, ,B. iMcElrath, B. Owen, D. Schulman, R. Greene. Third row: J. Queen, W. Smathers, R. Alorgan, R. Woody, R. Medford. Ma Kc.s hhoii- diiistig Courte.sy costs nothirig, dividends are priceless. yet Jt. ' - man.-, v. ifc a. sh,- siotU button on with wire. BEAT CHRIST SCHOOL r ■ ■ uj § FOLKLORE CLUB Front row: S. Robinson, M. Rice, R. Curtis, N. Calvin, E. Hutchins, J. Devlin, R. Sparks, J. Clark, B. Brank, C. Reeves. Second row: D. Hightower, A. Jones, B. Stamey, L. Rhodarmer, J. King, B. Wells, D. Queen, B. Van Hook, N. Burch, J. Owen, J. Gaddy, E. Patrick. OFFICERS Hutchins, N. Calvin, N. Gallienne, Mrs. Tucker, . Rice, R. Curtis. “Fly in the buttermilk, shoo, fly, shoo! Fly in the buttermilk, shoo, fly, shoo! One old boot an’ a worn out shoe. Skip to my loo, my darlin’!” Front row: T. Higgins, S. Curtis, M. Arthur, S. Hall, K. Worley, K. Cody, J. Medford, B. Reynolds, B. Smathers, C. McCracken, B. Mills. Second row: R. Smathers, G. Stanley, P. Taylor, B. Pressley, T. Moore, B. Pressley, M. Moore, J. Williams, I. Smith, J. Hemphill. 88 FOLKLORE CLUB From row: R. Rogers, B. Alann, P. Earley, B. Banks, J. Neal, J. Trantham, E. Medford, N. l lipps, B. Kelly, F. Owen, B. Brannon. Second row. G. Hudson, N. Smathers, A. Van Hook, B. Rogers, B. aldroup, C. Sheppard, iM. Willis, C. Howard, W. Smathers, G. Morrow, D. Cabe. Front row: R. Smith, A. Morgan, M. Gates, J. Palen, S. Lowrance, Al. Smathers, E. Stamey, S. Devlin, D. Crawford, R. Murr. Second row: I. Sorrels, S. Worley, J. Barton, J. McCracken, R. Cannon, D. Davis, R. King, J. Williams, A. Arthur, B. Miller. M ' 1 r V w. J d ' n m Hi H Front row: M. Cogburn, N. Gallienne, M. Wykle, J. Mills, J. Lyerly, D. Carver, S. Cope, B. Pace, M. West, G. Arp. Second row: V. Morse, P. Moore, J. Murr, P. Wallen, A. Murr, J. Ensley, I. Williamson, C. Gilreath, A. Stroupe, N. Cabe, M. Mull. 89 F. H. A. CLUB Front row: F. Clark, S. Devlin, J. Trantham, J. Devlin, B. Van Hook, N. Burch. Second row: M. Fisher, N. Devlin, J. Barton, M. Tatham, B. Greene. Here’s the future homemakers! They’re well-train¬ ed in the culinary arts and in sewing fine seams! OFFICERS J. Devlin, L. Rhodarmer, Mrs. Coman, S. Jones, E. Medford, N. Burch, D. Bell. Frojit row: M. Matthews, L. Rhodarmer, S. Stuart, M. Burrus, I. Sorrells, D. Crawford, V. Parham. Second row: E. Rhinehart, J. Queen, P. Taylor, M. Johnson, L. Ford. 90 F.H.A. CLUB Kneeling: R. Smith, B. Mills. First row: S. Lowe, B. Aledford, B. Davis, B. Smathers, T. Deaton, L. Fish, J. Stanley, i I. Ledford, S. Clampitt, C. Banks. Second row: S. Scott, G. Arp, B. Greene, H. Hart, P. Reagan, J. O’Neil, B. Miller, R. Smathers, G. Morrow, J. Myers. Krieeling: B. Chapman, M. Robinson, J. Neil, J. Neal, A. O ' Diear, L. Medford. First row: M. Gates, A. Jones, B. Stanley, 1). Hightower, A. Cody, A. Morgan, B. Alills, F. Owen, S. Robin¬ son, N. Cabe. Second row: P. Carver, D. Jones, B. Kelly, S. Rowe, C. Reeves, B. Brank, N. Hipps, R. Aliller, S. Jones, S. Clark, D. Bell. 9 ] FUTURE TEACHERS Front row: D. Rice, B. Kilpatrick, B. Moore, D. Ensley, S. Barlow, H. Devlin, A. Hardin, Z. Cooper. Second row: J. Owen, F. Trull, C. Cabe, B. Shaver, P. Trull, C. Roberts, M. Poindex¬ ter, O. Crawford. Third row: C. Parham, M. Davis, B. Setzer, R. Hass, R. Davis, Miss John¬ son, M. Scott. Going to school in the future will be no drudgery—here’s the future ’fessors! Front row: A. Gates, C. Seaman, J. iMyers, J. Downs, M. Smathers, G. Hipps. Second row: C. Fisher, B. Hightower, R. Smathers, J. Johnson, K. Cody, P. Cooper. 92 JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB Front row: AI. Smathers, J. Edwards, R. Medford, J. Williamson, H. Powell. R. Alorgan, K. Brookshire. Second row: AI. Duckett, J. Westmoreland, J. Alexander, J. Young. These young men xt ' ill one day be our civic leaders. Already they’ve shown decided e.xecutive ability! From row: B. Bottoms, B. Alorgan, R. Rowe, T. Clark. J. Hardin, R. Hall, C. Whitmire, W. Hawkins, D. Kirkpatrick, T. Newman. Second row: Air. Hipps, P. Henson, B. Queen, T. Jones, B. Ledford, K. Silver. 93 DRAMATICS CLUB Front row: B. Morgan, G. Williams, N. Devlin, J. Barton, M. Nanney, P. Messer, J. Trantham, V. Parham, M. Rice, D. Woody. Second row: A. Ricketson, W. Smathers, F. Gidney, J. Williams, O. Crawford, D. Brown, C. Fisher. Depicting tragic, dramatic, or comic roles is an every day affair to the vet¬ erans of the Dramatics Club. Several times yearly they give us excellent performances. OFFICERS B. Queen, S. Cannon, I. Smith, Miss Gillis, D. Kirkpatrick, N. Gallienne. 94 DRAMATICS CLUB Fro7it row: D. Schulman, J. Patrick, B. Johnson, Al. Smith, J. Waters, R. Browning, C. Cody, P. Trull, Air. Cogburn, S. Stuart, J. Warren, K. Brookshire. Secojid row: B. Groce, J. Alex¬ ander, J. Hardin, R. Hall, R. Rowe, C. Alills, B. Alason, S. Downs, J. Goodson, C. A IcCracken, T. Newman. gffl gag a gs ii ' e f Seated: J. Downs, J. Johnson, J. Alyers. [-rout row: D. Cody, A. Cody, L. Briggs, J. Baum¬ gardner, R. Rogers, J. Palen, J. King, B. Rogers, B. Setzer, J. Aledford, D. Lawrence, P. Devlin, A. Blaylock. Second row: AI. Duckett, A. Allen, N. Snv.uhers, R. Alorsc, P. Henson, T. Jones, R. Alorgan, C. King, J. Trull, AI. Poindexter, C. Campbell, J. Trantham. 95 MINERALOGY CLUB Front row. M. Davis, M. Duckett, A. Allen, i I. Fisher, J. Alurr, V. Morse, P. Moore, A. Murr, P. Wallen, O. Crawford, S. Hall. Secotid row: C. Hudson, B. Smathers, N. Ensley, B. Owen, D. Lovelace, B. Bottoms, R. Clontz, B. McElrath, B. Williamson, J.Westmoreland, J. Cooper. These lovers of gems may be sneakin’ around with a mineral detector (is there such an in¬ strument? ). They believe there’s gold in these here hills. OFFICERS B. Glance, B. Pace, R. Pless, R. Medford, Mr. Smath¬ ers, J. Warren. Front row: M. Reid, B. Rliinehart, H. Trull, F, Cagle, J. Sheppard, B. Bumgardner, J. Queen, J. Haynie. Secoiid row: R. W ' orley, M. Duckett, R. Davis, N. Cody, G. Cagle, J. Sides, B. Looper, J. Gillett. 96 MONOGRAM CLUB Wearers of the “C” be¬ cause of participation in a varsity sport or a major school activity! Members are. A. Smathers, B. Ledford, R. Rowe, H. Trull, J. Dayton. B. Johnson, C. Allen, R. Smathers, J. Morgan, S. Barlow, D. Cabe, R Morgan, J. Hardin, S. Cannon, G. Cooper, B. Pace, P. Hipps, I. Smith, P. Henson, G. Davis, D. Kirkpatrick, H. Powell, C. Carpenter, B. Ledford, M. Bentley, Mk Smathers, R. King, B. Smathers, H. Beaver, D. Ford, B Reynolds, R. Hall, M. Smathers, B. Queen, J. Alexander, R. Ingle, T. Clark. R. Brank, B. Moore, R. Greene, B. Pressley, C. Burnette, j. Patrick, W, Crawford, J. Medlin. D. Hipps LIBRARY CLUB Sitting: K. Thomason, M. Varner, V. Mills, B. Mills, T. Moore, K. Worley, G. Liford, S. Worley. Standmg: R. Woody, B. Miller, S. Curtis, T. Newman, AI. Broyles, D. Alilner, W. Smathers, K. Brookshire. Sittmg: 1. Smith, B. Pressley, M. Aloore, J. Williams, R. Snyder, B. Plemmons, M. Cogburn, R. Parton. Standing: G. Alorgan, J. Medford, A. AVorley, W. Young, B. Pressley, A. Stroupe, J. Best, R. Aliller. Sittmg: W. Crawford, AT O’Diear, AT Horton, AT Hyatt, G. Surret, B. Branson, B. Gates. Standing: B. Cody, B. Smathers, J. Devlin, AV. Johnson, B. AValdroup, J. Twiggs. OFFICERS R. Brank, L. Israel, B. Branson, Airs. Cundiff. B. Reynolds, R. Alorgan The Library Club consists of those who are inter¬ ested in Library Science as a career or those who work as library assistants. 98 THE BAND We’re proud of our band! They keep our spirits up when we’re winnin’ and up when we’re losin’—they just keep our spirits up! Under Mr. Mannie’s direction, these tooters, drummers twirlers ably represent Canton High on many public occasions 99 GLEE CLUB Sitting: E. Rhinehart, J. Queen, D. Rice, L. Rhodarmer, R. Sparks, B. Hightower, B. Banks. Second row: S. Lowrance, R. Smathers, P. Taylor, G. Morgan, M. Rice, R. Curtis, J. Clark, V. Morse. Third row: R. Green, C. Whitmire, D. Kirkpatrick, G. Hudson, B. Burrus, R. Stuart, J. McElrath. “Down by the old mill stream, Where I first met you, With your eyes so blue Dressed in gingham too”. . . . 100 LATIN CLUB First row: P. Aloore, J. Alurr, R. Davis, A. Hardin, AI. Third row: V. Alorse, Z. Cooper, F. Trull, R. Rogers, Scott, Al. Smathers. N. Smathers, B. Hightower, J. Owen, D. Webb, Al. Second row: J. King, A. Alurr, D. Schulman, J. Green, Rice, R. Hass, B. Groce. Al. Burnette, J. Owen. These Latin “students” are on speaking terms with Caesar, Cleopatra, Horatius, Cleopatra, Brutus, Cleo¬ patra. . . . 101 CHEERLEADERS 102 BLACK When Canton’s Black Bears came galloping out to the field, the shouts of the crowd said unmistakably “Here’s Our Team ... We’re Proud of Them.” You saw ends and backs, guards and tackles. center, work together so smoothly that you were conscious always of the team. You saw Canton lose only three games this season—those losses were in score only. Here’s to our Black Bears! We love ’em! 104 BEARS CANTON 14 13 19 25 0 29 35 26 31 14 0 Asheville Rutherfordton Sand Hill Waynesville Asheville School Morganton Hendersonville Christ School Marion Brevard Waynesville OPPONENTS 0 6 0 27 19 6 6 6 13 7 26 105 BASKETBALL Our “Bearettes” are dv- namite when they break loose. They’re lovely to look at in those cute uni¬ forms. We’re all for you, “Bearettes”! H. Devlin, J. Surrett, R. Smathers, C. Cabe, S. Cope, W. Crawford. Second row: B. Johnson, J. Palen, B. Messer, R. Parton, A. Hardin, S. Barlow, D. Carver, Manager, M. Bentley. Third row: A. Pierce, S. Rogers, G. Surrett, R. Brank, D. Ford, B. Allen, Coach. 108 BASKETBALL Our Black Bears just can’t be stopped when they gO ollin’, and they rollin’ ’em in! Sitting: C. Mills, B. Williamson, B. Morgan, C. Burnette, R. Greene. Second row: T. Jones, D. Boone, C. Carpenter, B. Ledford, B. Hall, G. Milner. Third row: Coach D. Hipps, J. Alexander, C. Stamey, J. Hardin, D. Kirkpatrick, T. Jones. 109 BASEBALL “TJAy J)uc.Xwoml L chtf Nr ' R wiLLiA oU AlfLE tsf-Hi fATRIC-h r- x, jUmy AB0 r lEjrfRD oudi L€XAm) R Just about all of our Baseball Nine will be back next year to literally “bedevil” our opponents into submission. 110 TRACK Front row: D. Hipps, D. Wells, R. Alorgan, C. Burnette, G. Abbott. Tlnrd row: B. Hall, P. Hipps, J. Rigdon C. Carpenter, H. Powell, B. W ' illiamson. Second row: G. Davis. AI. Edwards, J. Hardin, W. Hipps. Al. Bentley, D. Ford, J. Palen, B. Alesser, B. Johnson, Running the “Loop” is all in the day’s work for these Marathoners! TENNIS TEAM R. King, T. Clark, B. Bottoms, Al .Sniathers. This racket-swinging quartet just loves to play “love” games—in their o n favor, of course! HI WRESTLING TEAM Front row: P. Inman, E. Henson, B. Tranthem, G. Second row: T. Newman, D. Wells, B. Hall, P. Hipps, Hudson. Mr. Ward. These “toughies” will throw you, if you don’t watch out! They’re interested in becoming expert jujitsuers. Front: J. Freeman, J. Johnson. Third row: D. Clontz, D. Davis, J. Twiggs, R. Ingle, Second row: B. Smathers, D. Cabe, R. Morgan, T. Hig- R. Cannon, B. Cody, gins, J. McCracken, J. Warren. “You can tell the ideals of a nation by its advertisements.” —Douglas K Tool OVj)ea.)v- 0 ? ' y Xt ' C ■H ' olh %e T ice o lu toiv. Graduaiion Day...and Day is always PET ICECKEAM DAY! pet ICE CREA yi. Pet Ice Cream i$ rich, creamy and velvety smooth...with flavor that ' s always delightful! And, Pet Ice Cream is made only of daily fresh whole milk, daily fresh sweet cream and the choicest natural flavorings! Have some Pet Ice Cream today...and every day! In any one of the popular standard flavors... or, the feature flavor of the month ...you ' ll always agree. Pet Ice Cream is the finest, most delicious Ice Cream you ' ve ever tasted! a Ata iA’ y R!e PET ICECREAM 115 PUl PWOOP ' ■)N 4:PVATIt N i s • 4 lijUBk v : r ■ f ' ■■ f ' ' L ♦11 ' (yjppi JF%Wf SchRAFifrS ' The Nation ' s Leading Candies” ON SALE AT GOOD STOKES EVERYWHERE $1.00 - $2.00 Lb. Morgan Bros., Inc. iVhoiesate Distributors 67 Broadway, Asheville, N. G. is Delicious Food Ik ENJOY SOME EVERY DAY. Compliments of CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME Crawford Mutual Burial Association Canton, N. C. Waynesville, N. C. PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO., INC. Phone 8581 Asheville, N. C. Compliments of JACK AND HARRY CABE Compliments of DOYCE E. COGBURN Grocery Cotnpliments of MURPHY CHEVROLET COMPANY Chevrolet Sales Service 35 Park St. PJione 2294 Canton, N. C. HAYWOOD DISTRIBUTORS, INC. 23 Main Street Dial 3867 Canton, N. C. Compliments of FULLAM ' S ICE CREAM PARLOR Dial 2722 Canton, N. C. PLEMMONS WARREN Bulldozing Excavating and Dirt Moving Phones 3998, 3414 PRESSLEY BROTHERS Auto Parts Glass Installed 126 Clyde Street Dial 3582 Compliments of NICHOLS AND WOODY Texaco Station Canton, N. C. Phone 2724 Complimetits of STRAND and COLONIAL THEATERS 117 % xs ' J e 21 , ,M,f. is Vld ' S- -Kli.e-ii ' ' O ' Ctli 6VVTle« VcL-fvc a. iSaXdj e. 6 eo ' J ' Z Vo - dl [•� � f Crf kd, VT( 6 r«, id- - 1 iV V ,ii5� 6- . dwuT;e - o ve dJity- - oS 118 A Complete Banking Service With Insured Deposits up to $10,000 HAYWOOD COUNTY BANK CANTON NORTH CAROLINA CLYDE Capital, Surplus, and Undivided Profits $250,000 NANTAHALA HARDWARE Canton, N. C. Compliments of KAY ' S AUTO PARTS Compliments of Compliments of CHAMPION MOTOR COMPANY FORD SALES SERVICE CITY BUS LINE DIAL 2137 Canton, North Carolina Canton, N. C. Owned and Operated by BLANTON S BUSINESS COLLEGE ASHEVILLE, North Carolina Eree transportation is available to all Haywood County Students now attending Blanton’s Business College. Write for information. Compliments of Hinkle Plumbing Go 7 South Main St. Phone 3274 ' eXT i )j3X Koi .on - RO T H $H ' W r! CVP ' Uitve.- ■ jvke ' i -Sdf ;if . 122 Gregory Super Esso Service Compliments of ROAD SERVICE PARRIS KEYLON Dial 2733 Park Street Esso Service Station Compliments of RAIFF ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Dial 3557 95 Main Street DIAL 2564 CANTON, N. C. COMMUNITY GROCERY Compliments of CREST Dial 3235 71 Main Sr GROCERIES-MEATS-MAGAZINES Stone Paint Wallpaper Store Dial 2726 196 North Main Dial 3136-14 Adams Street FREEL FURNITURE COMPANY With the Best Wishes for the Success of the Graduates and Student Body of Canton High School. The Home of Quality Furniture Edwin Haynes Insurance Agency DIAL 3633 “Full Time Insurance Service for All Your Insurance Needs” PATTON ond MORGAN Compliments of McCracken jewelry store INSURANCE AGENCY Canton’s Oldest Jewelry Store 134 MAIN STREET MEDICAL BUILDING Compliments of C W CLEANERS Roy H. Fatten Dial 2632 John E. Morgan Dial 3586 136 Main Street 123 ' ‘t ' fe ' . ' Ji -j l vygi t 6V Mi.nR.S- Sponsored by the Physicians and Dentists of Canton cric T? T ' Pl S lAe ' . ■ k1 126 REECE-IVEY COMPANY, INC. Plumbing—Heating—Electrical Appliances DIAL 3963 Canton Furniture Company Dial 3270 196 Main Street Pressley Paint Body Works OIAL 3137 ASHEVILLE ROAD MEDFORD FARM FLORIST Flowers Wired Everywhere DIAL 2914 140 MAIN STREET Compliment ' s of CHAMPION EMPLOYEES STORE Canton, N. C. STERLING JEWELERS, INC. “For Credit at Cash Prices” KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS Gruen, Bulova, Elgin, Benrus and Longine-Wittnauer Watches 1847 Rogers Silver Dial 3173 Canton, N. C. Park Street 127 IJ ii ■■l i V Hj - m . d rwk ■||j It nbvHi WMm ifj 1 r - i K r: ' m J| C-Kiii-ii _ G ' oclJ B’Jtov.lde- ' V Me, 0v.ttcj i V CK) Ua.iin’ yedx T4U5C RefteS eA- 5kii 6«v;es5 129 I ' e.v e ft vn ' -— ' Ae Z a. TfouAd- Ciitvc ' V j ' if ,v ' i; 9 ' P ' Congratulations to the Senior Class of ' 51 TEAGUE-HAWKINS, PHOT 9 GRAPHERS C? JL JONES WOODWORKING SHOP POWELL LUMBER COMPANY Building Materials, All Kinds of Retail Lumber — Paints — Building Materials Woodwork and Planeing U. S. Gypsum Materials Phone 3751 Canton, N. C. DIAL 3873 Compliments of Compliments of CHARLIE ' S PLACE DRIVE IN CANTON, N. C. WAYNESVILLE, N. C. CHARLES DUCKLLL, Manager Phone 3819 Phone 9184 Phone 2732 Clyde Road Compliments of GOLD DOT FOODS POWELL SUPPLY COMPANY Coal — Fire Wood — Fuel Oil Phone 3226 Clyde Road Mayonnaise — Salad Dressing Preserves — Jellies Phone 3474 Clyde Road arPTll (rizitfced. - 6]cerp sA; yi 11 3 b oajtdi 11 PoaVTrintS oii ikp- ajtjAs- TilS iil il( It iiie iv ' oIaS ' c 132 MOTOR TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT A Great New Field for Ambitious Young Men! Hundreds of Successful Graduates Graduates Are in Demand! Write for New Catalog Owned and Operated by BLANTON ' S BUSINESS COLLEGE ASHEVILLE, North Carolina Compliments of WYKLE ' S Men and Boy’s Clothing Dial 3016 159 Main St. Compliments of HAYWOOD HARDWARE Full Line of Quality Hardware CANTON, N. C. L J. WARD PIANO CO. New and Used Pianos 149 Main St. Dial 2081 Canton, N. C. YOUNG BROOKSHIRE Heating Plumbing Company 157 Main St. Dial 3673 Canton, N. C. Compliments of SUNBURST RANCH “When you say it with flowers, Say it with ours.” COGBURN S FLORISTS Newfound Rd. Dial 2126 Compliments of CANTON FOOD CENTER FREE DELIVERY DIAL 2607 Dr. Robert L. Yost Chiropractic Physician 133 Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1951 CHAMPION PAPER and FIBRE COMPANY Canton, N. C. 134 Mt? iMrios tll jai x.d eJIi (SilKSJV %GRsiniL ' x Ajiy ■- ovt,J{$ tmtiy. CANTON BEAUTY SHOP Dial 3643 MILLS BAKERY The convenience of buying it baked adds hours every week to your leisure time. DIAL 2745 Vaughan Manufacturing Co. Quality Mops, Mop Heads, and Mop Sticks Box 684 - 172 Broadway PHONE 3-5421 ASHEVILLE, N. C. Compliments of HAYWOOD CAFE JOYCE and RAY WARREN Compliments of Walter Price Edgar Hawkins GULF SERVICE Champion Cut Rate Drug Store Canton, N. C. Dial 2892 Compliments of Smathers Radio and Television Service McCracken furniture co. Your Frigidaire Dealers THE HOME OF FINE FURNITURE ROBERT H. OWEN, Owner i(l CANTON, N. C. Compliments of NICHOLLS CLOTHING STORE DIAL 2582 Violet ' s Beauty Shop Individual Hair Styling DIAL 2771 HUDSON ' S DEPARTMENT STORE Home of Better Values STILES Stationery and Office Supply Store DIAL 3327 136 $i £ee7iiti a Uo ' t k X, e. ' KA 137 f taule m sle5 JoiX Hit ttntx . t l? V ve a ' td-wa-? CANTON CASH STORE 79 Main St. “Everything in Fine Foods” “Try Our Western Beef” CHARLES S. JOHNSON, Owner American Cleaners and Shirt Laundry Canton’s Leading Cleaner Pick Up and Delivery Robinson ' s Serve Yourself Grocery PRODUCE GROCERIES MEATS 61 Main St. Canton, N. C. Compliments of Schulman ' s Dept. Store DIAL 2187 75 MAIN ST. Sluder Furniture Company Norge and Westinghouse Electrical Appliances Bendix Home Laundry Appliances “Your Credit is Good with Us” 87 MAIN STREET DIAL 2817 DIAL 25 8 SMATHER ' S MARKET CANTON, N. C. Compliments of Fresh and Cured Meats MYERS GROCERY STORE WHOLESALE and RETAIL Fresh Meat and Groceries Frozen Food Lockers CANTON, N. C. DIAL 3122 PHONES 3543 — 3544 CANTON ENTERPRISE YOUR HOME TOWN PAPER Printers and Publishers Best Wishes and Congratulations CANTON, N. C. DIAL 2382 Compliments of to the Class of 1952 J. M. WELLS FUNERAL HOME HAL S. JUSTICE Expert Radio Service 66 ACADEMY STREET CANTON, N.C. 139 141 AUTOGftAPH AUTOGRAPHS Oy r, . ; J h Jf , Js - - ' C- 7 ' TT— x- - it. f i ' C iAJ JJ JJ fJ(--l ' 7 t ' .y S f . 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