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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1958 volume:

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I E X T A xi T1 PubHshjjXAnnuoHy BY THE ANNUAL STAFF ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CANTON HIGH scHooL OTOGRAPHERS Canton, Norih Carohna MTZM Hmmm CYNTHIA CLARK, Editor CHARLES OWEN, Business Manager Qgr ,, Aw s 7 - f 6'6'J l A, I. t ,V V TM ,,,.4- - ,. I , --X fa 2 ZXQX - 4 l ff WU ff 2 M ygfgg . . M , fw e X I Jam! auf MXlrx15'!,xWfX kl w 46f-yLNj' JL , ,r f A ' '-:Q fmd fnz . 4 A . J. xlvfl V, Q' 4? 4,4 ,i A Af' f 1Q A gm' 4 ,1 . - ' A4 4, xN 1 f f wW'1 f W Xl ll AMW! , ll ff 'ffwf' QV , r t- -- . 1: 91 . f ff K , ,,,5,4 J, 'W Mf if 7 ' W Q P ff QW? K ,fff fi? pid f 1- ff? X, ff 0 ada fM! , fM ' ' Vi' ,dyno f Hmmm M . ' A,ff f ,J 3 mf? ,5,f-:4f,,V45- M5 ,.,, ,k,., E ,raw .. 4-......u... It's a grand old school, And we'll follow it through. We will fight for the red and black! We're from Canton High- See our colors fly! Canton is here to be seen. So we'll give three cheers- Rah! rah! rah! For our four lucky years, And the ones who have stood the test. Should old acquaintance be forgot? Keep your eye on the C. H. S.! CANTON HIGH, where we've whiled mcmy hoppyhours f gg ZZ u . ..,' f A 43 ' 41, 1 Q R, Xxx if ig it ,x 3 studying, playing, laughing, pursuing 5 J an ,KW5 .,,.,,.-sa-0-.-M. 1 I ' - V ' I . N , I ,L ykvym ' because she'g3 M W e EWWEH thorough joys b e 6 Ffi'gAQ conventions, wears s u c tiigecvroli-:tg and keeps Mr. Rikard primed on' his bell W z wg, A. , v A M 'fb 52.5, w Wi . sf 'f ,ki W Q VSAM' www sf, at LJ, 5 4 ' .Z K Z4 .. 'Q , w N x 'iii K gg, 5 A 3, i , 1. W 2 ' , ' W ' iff, . ,, viva ill b pa wif , A . Z-Q if N, . if K ji' 1 Ifixig. - Q .. 1 Q 5 ,, q 5 ff , , 5 W' 't M3 1 af, M, fi 394 iii X K 3 , A 2+ !W y F S 'mm Q 5? 2 Ni X .-fve1w3V- - 54 i - 2 AX:-, pg Qxfcgviise k-.. Esif .3 N, 53921. fmtfww rg. 4 'f5,.x , L?f5wQ,'i1?v4, 1-. ',?i'L5'l:'?ws1-31 tier 3 if ,E . J ,V ff,, f ii who, morning and evening, braves all kinds of weather to alleviate the traffic congestion in front of Canton High School. l 8 Bouquets To Mrs. Moe King, Y 3 5 ima 1 M l VL N I' W K' om, -i' x Q- 0 si i 012 - S ' 1 -'D Q' ' LU ow - F2 o ' ... T - ' 17 I 1A...J4, WW WL -0' x,xx -X -Ng WW! Wi ' 'ls iw . . Let me walk with the men in the road Let me seek out the b urdens that crueh, Let me speak a kind word of good cheer Who are falling behind ' m the rush . . . . to the weak ,.. .41 4,475 -Q I XA f +I: SJW. , ffffn Pl EE U ' 'L' 'QXZXVJQ' MM Q 7 , ,- f D is X XJ in 2 f JQ Q, ' -. . irfjiljr Z at Q '35 ax. gm J HH . N ' Je hr. tx Q Q. ' , x 3 ff! At . 2 N .1 , 5 : .7 l' f f X 167 7,5 f' 4. , aa: 2 X , f he W ' if I E . L sz I , I, ' A 3 . y .54-'h AL y y Q ' , e f' x nf ' ,af i , 5 . I f x-X can + Q Q L 'a I , I v , ,4 ' I -VIL . I , QL, L 'ali .1 Q . . eff ! - , HL Q N M ' V Kxxk X L ,lr f i A if 193. 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'21,2 If V X Z -L K nf, f -41, . , ,V 1. ..,. f ,. -Q '- fy, 1' 4 1- I 115-51 Q Q- ii Mr. Morris Mitchell Mr. Willis Kirkpatrick, Dr. Hugh Matthews Chairman SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Malcolm Crisp Mr. Carl Welte Elected by popular vote and servingfor afour year term,the Canton School Board is to be comme nd ed for its endeavors in the educational field. Much planning, time, and effort fall free gratisl go into making the Canton Schools one of Caro1ina's best systems. ' 10 Rowe Henry , 21 nk i ? F , l n 1? 1 'lm I 1 IQ!- W . 11 1 .K V li ',k, 7 fx 55 1. 'k gk I . ,lx ' V-P ig , 2 21, F ,,..Q-,' wk ' v-1. 1- V ..Qgi,fg,, 4,4 i 3 Y? ggi? b f-Y - . gi2,Zff?'.- M . ?m,' L -0' ff ifwam - ff'v2,4f::ff- ,nm . rewgc ,ff ' H517 'MZ 1 'm-,' WQmkg5,wva -. '---L Xiffzafkmfz -1 . ff , -. , -Qmifpx? ,... n .ig 9-- Vg- .1 - ' 3 Illlh' my .Mx 1 .m.,,,,.Q nm ,..V WMM., m.,A.W A .- ,,., 1: W :LV L 5-rug., . J, . V , V V. V V, A-. 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Ward Mrs. Ruth Tucker Shorthand English Bookkeeping an-' 3 'UK Miss Opal Snyder Mrs. Dorothy Walker Mr. Doc Wilson Librarian Typing Shop wt ui j OUR COOKS We say: Kissing don't last, cooking do! We associate our cooks with our stomachs, andour stornachswith soup, and soup with beans, onions, peas, beans, carrots, a soup bone, beans, tomatoes, beans, celery, beans, beans . . . . . . . OUR CUSTODIANS Mr. and Mrs. Anders remind us of dust ' d wide push brooms, cloths, early rising, long an ' dresses and cleanliness .... a bib cap, crisp , Confusius say: I believe in getting into hot clean. water, it keeps you 4 L . ,,K?1 'I know there are brook-gladdened meadows ahea , That the road passes on through the long afternoon To merge with the night then light. Q J , f X 3 Y ff, N? Y 'f W no C X E K2 X . , , KX r . A d jf , f , . . V .V 1 Y 2 1-X ,.: . 5, I -. A s c T 1- ff f X X ,. , 1 -X nf 1 , wang V W CNNTOA HGH SGWL ' fz5s. . 5- .V fs 2 nl , 3 2 N., X ,me x - M ., ,K Q 'x iw. 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N ev , Q N , I I ' V if ml 'A 3 va V.: Q fw- 'ffi Ai . . , . 1 ... - my ' n '+ , ff ff! f ,V 'Xa Q' A he elm., A 'vp fi x X P ii at H' 1 kit -ff' ff ' - CLASS HISTORY When I'm old and gray and rockin' all alone in my old rockin' chair, I'1l remember,l'l1 remember .... the wabbley, quaking, blunderbussing Eighth Graders who climbed in and out the wrong windows, sang off key, bought lunch room tickets from upper classmen .... the field trips and the gathering of grasshoppers. . . Don and Tom switching classes and Mrs. Rhinehart getting all discomboomerated .... Mr. Allen keeping in the girls to catch fly balls. . . the girls dating Senior boys. . . . I'll remember our Freshmen year when we had Latin night inthe day- time. . . Bootsie emerged the cham pion biscuit maker. . . Ashley lost another rib and still eleven remained .... Mrs. Kellet's loosed pearls and the aroma of scorched cheese .... Mr. Baz-kby's Travel Club ske- daddled off to Atlanta while the Basketball Team took off to Sanford . . . Torn and Judy liked each other. . . Dangling infinitives, split gerunds, appositives, utter confusion .... Sophomores! Mrs. Cathey e m barke d to Chapel Hill with the Latin Club and lo! Charles' risque pajamas. . . our c om pas sion for Silas Mariner . . . Mr. Smathers and his sagacious monitions. . . Tom and his southern drawl elected to pilot us. . Sam perceived there are girls. . Bermuda britches day for boys only - the brawny, knotty, bulgy un- derpinnings, I'll remember .... During our Junior year, Mrs. Haliburton's all-boy physics class, and our romance language. . . The Black Bears toted off the State AA Foot- ball Championship and our spirits soared. . . Charles di s c o v e r e d his golden toe . . , The Out of This World Prom. . . l'll remember Ern's sawed-off britches leg flapping in the Cullowhee breeze. . . Hypnotism ran rampant. . . We sang Dixie in history and Beaufort succumbed. . . In the fall of '57, we moved to the front pews in chapel and fleetingly wore our class rings. . . Anna took us in tow with her Danish charm. . . The Black Bears buzzed off to Charlotte in the Green Hornet . . . Bony and Gail acquired each other. . . Dale, Leo, Tom, Jeanne, Jane, Marie, Butch grew lonely and took themselves helpmates. . . Anita, Bootsie and Becky experimented with finger bowls. . . The im p r e s s i v e White Christmas . . . It blew, it snew, it thew, and then it friz again. . . . We cringed as Lady Macbeth wrung her gory hands. . . The Beta Club's Valentine program. . . When the rebels took Washington and the dramatic Senior play. . . the memorable Prom, and then the long awaited parch- ments and parting with its smiles and tears .... XXX xx l'll remember . . . a g ,M ' l ff affir- 4 Q f ,f 'lf -'G' D o y 'J' LCC! 0 V . - Qffiilfi 18 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Bernard Boone, presidentg Carol Webb, vice-presidentg Jackie Sue Williams, secretary-treasurerg Miss Gillis, sponsor. - 19 Sara Jane Allen Betty Barton SARA JANE ALLEN I Amiable College Course, Latin, F.T.A,, Journalism, Beta, M o no g r am Clubs, C.Y.O,, Choral, Co-editor Bear Tracks , Asst. Ed itor WCC Roundtable '57, Band Social Committee, Workshop, All State Bands, Senior Class Old Maid. BETTY BARTON Tanned Vocational Course, Sec. Dramatics Club, Latin Club, Student Council Social Committee, C.Y.O, TOM BEST Southern Accent C O ll e g e Course, Pres. Student Council, Pres. Dr arnatic s Club, Folklore, Latin, Key, Jr. Civitan, Mineralogy Clubs 5 Chorus, Band, B a. s k e t b all , Co-captain Football Team, Best Citizen Sophomore, Junior Classes, Senior Class School Spirit. JUDY BONHAM Devout General Course, Library, Travel Clubs, C.Y.O.5 Choral, Chair Monitor, SUE BOYD Cutie Pie Vocational C our s e , Black Bear Staff, Library Club, Pres. Business Club, Sec. Beta Club, C.Y. O., J.V. Cheerleader, Home Room Repres.3 Most Likely to Succeed Senior Girl. FRANK BOYDSTON Adventurous College Course, Mineralogy Club, C. Y. O, PATRICIA BUCHANNAN Modest Vocational Course, Business Club, Choral. X! if Tom Best Bernard Boone BERNARD BOONE Bashful College Course, Travel, Key, Monogram Clubs, C,Y.O., Marshal, Basketball, Pres.Senior Class. INTELLIGENT S E N I O R S Judy Bonham BRUCE BRIGGS Versatile C olle ge C our s e , Beta, F.T.A., Mineralogy, Travel Clubs, C.Y.O., Bear Tracks Business Staff, Pres. Jr. Civitan Club, Home Room Repres., Social Committee, WCC Sc ienc e Fair, Jr.-Sr. Prom Social Committee, Most Dependable Senior Boy. Sue Boyd Frank Boydston Bruce Briggs Patricia Buchannan 'fi RWE 'lima' l Roy Cable Gloria Cagle 1 ROY CABLE l Happy-Go-Lucky Se n e r al Courseg Whittler 's, Folklore, Library Clubs, C.Y.O.: Choral. GLORIA CAGLE Frisky Vocational Coursey Nurse's, Folklore, Business lubsg C.Y.O.5 Chair Monitor. INFORMED S E N I O R F F F S W? Ann C athey CYNTHIA CLARK Queenie Vocational Courseg Editor Black Bearg F.H.A., F.T.A., Travel, 4-H Clubsg Square Dance Teamg C.Y.O.3 Choral: Hom e Room Representativeg Sec.-treas.Home Room, Pres.Red Crossg Social Committee Chairmang S, .S.C. Delegate. Larry Case O Rebecca Chappell Ev intra' We ,t 1 1' I : f F F - -f T A ,.,. , F f p F WF , .,,, F Naomi Carr Bruce Carson NAOMI CARR Whiz College Courseg Latin, F.B.L,A, Clubsg C.Y.O.g Chair Monitor. BRUCE CARSON Comical College Coursey Mineralogy Clubg C.Y.O. ANN CATHEY Melodious College Course, Beta, F.T.A., Glee Clubs, Pres. Dramatics Club: C.Y.O.: Octetg Sec., Reporter 4-H Clubg Vice-pres. Latin Club, Home Room Song Leaderg Social Committeeg Chair Monitorg National Merit S c hol ar s hip Finalist: Jr.-Sr. Prom Invitation Committee. LARRY CASE Pesky General Courseg Travel, Business, 4-H, Science Clubsg Program Chairman Mineralogy Clubg C. Y.O. REBECCA CHAPPELL Gracious College Courseg Black Bear Staffg Bear Tracks Staffg Mineralogy, Latin, Beta, Jr. Civitan Clubsg C.Y.O.: Choralg Parliamentarian, Song Leader F.T.A.3 Vice-pres., Social Chairman Bandg Ex- ecutive Counc ilg Red Cross Representativeg Home Room Representativeg S.A.S.C. Delegateg WCC Roundtableg MHC Choral Clinicg Most Original Senior Girl. PAT CHILDERS Friendly College Courseg Jr. Civitan, Travel, Dramatics, Clubs, C.Y.O.:Sec. F.T,A.,French Clubsg Bear Tracks Staffg Jr.-Sr. Prom Social Committee, Social Committeeg School Store Committee. Pat Childers Cynthia Clark Gail Cogburn Bobby Cole BOBBY COLE Wed Vocational Course . DAVID COMAN Miniature College Course, Travel, Wood Carving, Minera-' logy, 4-I-I, Explore r 's Clubsg C.Y.O.: Choral: Flag Bearer. GAIL COOK Reserved College Courseg French Clubg C.Y.O. .IEANNE CRISP Comely College Coursey French, Monogram Clubsg Work- shop Bandg C.Y.O. ROCHELLE CURTIS Vervy General Course: F.H.A., Folklore Clubsg C .Y.O.3 Chair Monitor. TOM DAVIS Different General Course: Travel Clubg C.Y.O.: Soccer. CAROLYN DAYTON Willowy College Courseg Beta, F.T.A., Latin, Jr. Civitan Clubs, C.Y.O., Homeroom Officerg Homeroom Representativeg Chairman School Storeg Dele- gate NCSCC. Rochelle Curtis Tom Davis David Coman Gail Cook GAIL COGBURN Insouciant College C our s e g F.T.A., Latin Clubs: C.Y.O.: Vice pres. 4-H3 Social C hairm an Dramatics Clubg Red Cross Council, Chair Monitorg State 4-H Square D anc e T e amy Social Committeeg Pres. Home Room. ARTFUL S E N I O R S Jeanne Crisp BETTY DEVLIN Betrothed College Coursey Latin, F.T.A., F.B.L.A., Beta., Glee Clubsg C.Y.O.g Jr. Varsity Cheer Leader, Office Asst.g Bear Tracks Typistg '57 Gradu- ation Pianist. Carolyn Dayton Betty Devlin lf.mM,fmn-mess-www-W ,,-f. Mean - -I-HM-lm-1:-1:-f.-: ,,-- Www. s - f w .--f Q- --,- : ,,-, I--sa mwr1-:Agri-H-zwnm..,V.,-Hmmf .mfg r...,. ..,,ns--iwwm.We-f,wes2n Shirley Dixon Sam Duckett SHIRLEY DIXON Courteous College Courseg C.Y.O.: F. B. L. A. DISTINGUISHED S wf ga- x E O R Gerald Elliott S WM,- BETTY SUE FOX N Pending General Coursey F.H,A., F.B.L.A., Folklore, 4- , H, Nurse's, Art Clubsg C.Y.O. Barbara Farmer Jay Ferguson M Charles Duke Wanda Eckenrod SAM DUCKETT Curious College Courseg Beta, Folklore, Latin Clubs: C. Y.O.: Soccer Teamg Band. CHARLES DUKE Golden Toe College Course: Pres. Beta Clubg Pres. C.Y.O.: Sec. Key C lubg Reporter Music Appreciation Clubg F.T.A. Parliamentariang Choralg Jr. Mar- shalg Black Bear Staff: Band S e c tion Leader: All State Bandg Mineralogy, Latin Clubsg Winner WCC Field Day-Pl. Geometry, Latin Entry WCC Science Fairg Student Councilg Executive Councilg Chairman Hall M onitor sg Home Room Repre- sentativeg Jr.-Sr. Prom Pla n n i n g Committeeg Footballg Basketballg Senior Boy Most Likely to Succeed. WANDA ECKENROD Earnest Vocational Coursey Folklore Club. GERALD ELLIOTT Hypnotist General Courseg Travel, 4-H, Mineralogy, F.B. L.A. C1ubs3C.Y.O.3 Choral. BARBARA FARMER Fiery College Coursey Latin, Folklore, Beta Clubsg C. Y.O. JAY FERGUSON Uproarious College Courseg Wood Carving, Jr. Civitan, 4-H, Monogram Clubsg C.Y.O.g Choralp Football. KAY FISHER Red Locks Vocational Coursey Whittlei-'s, F.B.L.A. Clubsg C .Y .O.: Choral. Kay Fisher Betty Sue Fox .'r.-iw N C1vv- 'HW-gr if , K Q, . 5, , , A ,'K' V.,L , FL. -l M.. K R111 ,.,k I .A 5 - - ' if ' lg ,-Q i J fi , V .ff Earl Franklin James Gaddy JAMES GADDY Sharing General Courseg C.Y.O.9 Bus Driver. DARRIS GREENE Artistic Ge n e r al C our s eg Art Club: Social Chairman F renc h Club: C.Y.O.3 Prom Decorating Com- mitteeg Bandg Most Talented Senior Girl. GERALD GREENE Wooer General Coursey Dramatics, Folklore, Mineral- ogy, F.B.L.A. C lub s 5 C.Y.O.: Student Councilg Hall Monitor. ERNEST HALL Studious Ge n e r al C our s eg Science, F.B.L.A., Travel Clubs: Program Chairman Library Club' Sec.- Treas. Mineralogy Clubg C.Y.O. MARTHA HALL Calm College Courseg F. B. L. A. Club. JOE HARGROVE Unharnessed College Coursey Whittler's Club: Most Original Senior Boy. JAMES HENDERSON Jazzy College Courseg Mineralogy, F olkl o r e Clubsg Bandg All State Bandg Most Intellectual Senior Boy. Martha Hall Joe Hargrove --Q-M... he--Q. Darris Greene Gerald Greene EARL FRANKLIN Blondie General Courseg Whittler's, Dramatics C lub s 3 C.Y.O.: Choral. COMPETENT 'itz R Erne st Hall S ANITA HERNDON Deft College Course: F.T.A., Dramatics, Jr. Civitan C1ubsgC.Y.O.3Sec.StudentCouncilgCheerleader: Homecoming Attendantg Home Room Representa- tiveg Black Bear Staffg Best School Spirit. James Henderson Anita Herndon I 'Bt in,- Charlie Hicks Paula Hicks CHARLIE HICKS Ham College Course, 4-H, Dramatics Clubs: C.Y. I J DILIGI-:NT W XX.. E ' li an it Q O Kermit Hyatt R JIMMY JOHNSON Gladsome Ge ne ral C our se 5 Pres. Whittler's3 C.Y.O Choralg Bus Driver. Frank Jackson Marie Jenkins Tu , 9 O. vita ! my ,Q Ceila Hooper Wanda Huffman PAULA HICKS Amorous General Courseg 4-H, Latin, Folklore Clubsg C. Y.O.: Choral, Band. CEILA I-IOOPER Singular College Coursey Nu r s e' s , Music Appreciation Clubs, C.Y.O.5 Vice-pres. Library Clubg French Club Reporter. WANDA HUFFMAN Fair College Coursey Beta , F.B.L.A. Clubs, C.Y.O. KERMIT HYATT Savant College Coursey Pres., Section Leader, Student C ond uc tor of Band, Editor Bear Tracks 3 C ho r al 3 Treas. Beta Club, F,T.A. Parliamen- tarian. FRANK JACKSON Substantial College Courseg French Clubg C.Y.O.: Footballg Baseball. MARIE JENKINS Trim College Courseg 4-H, F.B.L.A., Folklore, Nurse's Clubs, C.Y.O. HELEN JOHNSON Lady College Coursey Folklore, Music Appreciation, Nurse's, Library, French Clubs, C.Y.O.: Dele- gate WDLA in Asheville. Helen Johnson Jimmy Johnson ww-vw Wu..-f , Y ' L, in Il i . L ,rkf .f, , K l 1 Betty Sue Jones Anna Jorgensen Morton Kaplan Ann Kinken BETTY SUE JONES Unpredigtable S'-1PP01'te1' College Courseg Dramatics, Folklore, F.B.L.A., College Coursey Latin, Beta, Key Clubsg Bandg Choralg Prom Dec orating Committeeg Bear Tracks Staffg WCC Science Fair, ANN KINKEN Vivacious College C our seg Beta, Jr. Civitan Clubsg Sec. Latin Clubg Sec. Mineralogy Clubg Pres.,Sec. F.T.A.3 C.Y.O.5 Choralg Home Room Represen- tativeg School Store Committeeg Chairman Social Committeeg Chairman Chair Monitorsp Executive Councilg Vice-pres. Jr. Classg Jr. Best Citizeng Marshalg Treas. Bandg Girls' Stateg WCC Field Day-TypinggNCSCC Delegateg Prom Food Com- mittee: Most Popular Senior Girl. JEAN KINSLAND Frank College Coursey Beta, F.T.A., F.H.A. ,Dramatics Clubsg C.Y.O.3 Band: Stude nt Councilg Social C om mittee 3 School Store Committeeg Prom Social C om m itte e g Homeroom Pres.: Bear Tracks Staffg Basketball. GENE KIRKLAND Naive College Courseg Folklore, Miner alogy, 4-H, Travel, Audio Visual Clubsg C.Y.O.: Choralg Bandg Soccerg Basketball. JUDY KIRKLAND Aesthetic College Courseg Nurse's, Folklore Clubsg C .Y.O. DALE KIRKPATRICK Enslaved College Courseg Nurse's, Folklore, 4-H, Latin, F.B.L.A. Clubsg C.Y.O.3 Basketball. Gene Kirkland Judy Kirkland F.H,A. Clubsg C.Y.O.g Student Council. ANNA JORGENSEN Sparkling College Courseg Foreign Exchange Studentg F.T. A., Jr. Civitan Clubs: C.Y.O.g Student Councilg Social Committeeg Bandg Delegate NCSSCQ Most Friendly Senior Girl. PERSIST ENT S E N I O R Jean Kinsland S LEO KUYKENDALL ' Ethical General Courseg Beta Clubg C.Y.O.g Bus Driver. Dale Kirkpatrick Leo Kuykendall J Vil- lug, RW-av? 'Nv1 Bill Ledford -hpiimv-X Patsy Liner BILL LEDFORD Festive General Coursey Folklore, Travel Clubsg C .Y.O., Social Committee. ESTEEMED Sheila Mason S BUFORD MEASE Affixed Vocational Courseg 4-H Clubg Basketballg Bas- ketball Manager. Harold Matthews Norma MCElrath hemp. was Lee Lowery Jean Mason PATSY LINER Quiet Vocational C our s e 5 F.B.L.A., Folklore Clubsg C.Y.O. LEE LOWERY Bodacious Vocational Course . JEAN MASON Bonny General Courseg Nurse's, 4-H Clubsg Vice-pres. Folklore Club: Social Chairman F.B.L.A.: C.Y. O.: Home Room Representativeg Chair Monitor. SHEILA MASON Domestic General C our s eg Nurse's, Folklore, F.B.L.A., Travel, 4-H Clubsg C.Y.O.3 Choralg Sec. Home- roomg Chair Monitor. HAROLD MATTHEWS Outdoorsy C olle ge Course: Mineralogy, Whittler's, Key' Clubs: Pres. 4-H: Senior Old Bachelor. NORMA MCELRATH Minute Vocational Courseg 4-H Club. PAT RIC IA Mc E LRATH Staunch College Courseg French, Monogram Clubs: C.Y. O.g Bandg Workshop Band. ' Patricia McElrath Buford Mease Qqqiqm ,IW N .M ,!n.r..N,i Q x4 A fe:-l ibm. , ,M . T55 , W. In we 3, L.,L, V Aileen Medford Erwin Medford Lowell Medford Pauline Medford ERWIN MEDFORD Laddie General Course, Mineralogy, Folklore, Model, Whittler's, Travel Clubsg C.Y.O. LOWELL MEDFORD Towering General Coursey Mineralogy Clubg C.Y.O, PAULINE MEDFORD Intellectual Vocational Coursey Nurse's, F olklore , Music App r e C i atio n, Beta, F.B.L.A. Clubsg C.Y.O.3 Most Intellectual Senior Girl. RAYMOND MEHAFFEY Gay General Coursey 4-H, Explorer's Clubsg Track. .TO ANN MILLER Rare Vocational Courseg F. B. L. A.3 C, Y. O. MARY LOU MOFFITT True College Coursey Beta, Latin Clubsg Vice-pres. F.T.A.3 C.Y.O.5 School Store Committeeg Horne- AILEEN MEDFORD Deliberate Vocational Coursey Nurse's, Folklore, Beta, F. B.L.A. Clubsg Home Room Representativeg C.Y. Og Most Dependable Senior Girl. JUDIC IO US 9-Q v X qw., U., room Officerg Bear Tracks Typist. S Raymond Mehaffey JEANETTE MOORE Subjugated College Courseg 4-H, F.B.L.A,, F.T.A. Clubs, C.Y.O.3 Choralg Bandg M aj o r e tt eg Basketballg JERRY MOORE Prom DecoratingCommitteeg Social Committee. Stiued General Course, C.Y.O.5 Football, Jo Ann Miller Mary Lou Moffitt Jeanette Moore Jerry Moore ,QVC Na , W gm, Q- 35425155 11 E55 i K' F, N-W W, w CM' 1 f an X iff, ' K if B ,E X 'lx Y t , WW. Q ,-f m 'QW Jerry Morgan Judy Morgan JERRY MORGAN Hushed General Course, Science, Travel, Folklore, Dra- matics, Mineralogy, Whittler's, 4-H Clubs, C.Y. O., Choral. JUDY MORGAN Venturous General Course, Folklore, F.B.L.A., Music Ap- preciation, 4-H Clubs, C.Y.O.9 Cl1OI'alS Chair Monitor. EFFIC IENT S gr-Sy af E N '-sf I O R Ashley Neal S BOBBY PACE Bony College Course, 4-H, Travel, Whittler's, Folk- lore, Jr. Civitan Clubs,Sec. Dramatics Club, C. Y.O., Choral, Football Captain, All Blue Ridge Conference, East-West Greensboro Game, Bas- ketball, Track, Baseball, Most Athletic Senior Boy. Sue Nicholls Charles Owen if S- Qil- .,,, :S ail 'I J X,,-, ,K , i i.: 's ' i I wr, Egg.,- nsm, Q . 4 Troy Moore Daniel Murr TROY MOORE Migratory General Course, Whittler's, Library, Folklore, C r aft' s C lub s, Treas. Travel Club, C.Y.O., Baseball. DANIEL MURR Loquacious College Course, 4-H, Mineralogy, Dramatics, Folklore, Explo r e r' s Clubs, C .Y.O., Choral, Bear Tracks Staff. ASHLEY NEAL Zealous College Course, Folklore, Key, Latin, Model, Dramatics Clubs, Librarian, Decorating Chair- man F.T.A.,Home1-oom Parliamentarian, Social C om m itte e , C.Y.O., Treas. Western District Beta, Pres. Music Appreciation Club, Octet, Sec- tion Leader, Asst. Student Conductor-Band, All State Band, Winner '55 Civitan Speaker's Award, Host High School Highlights-WWITQ Track, Base- ball. SUE NICHOLLS Candid C olle ge C our s e, Latin, Beta Clubs, C.Y.O., Choral, F.T.A. Historian, Vice-pres. Jr. Civi- tan, Chairman School Store Committee, Home- roonn Officer, Prom Food C ommittee, Band, Who's Who Bear Tracks Editor. CHARLES OWEN Superfine College Course, Folklore, Latin, Travel Clubs, C.Y.O., Pres. Key Club, Vice-pres. Beta Club, Choral, Student Council, Pres.Homeroom, Prom Decorating Committee, Band, WCC Science Field Day, Football, Basketball, Business Mgr. Black Bear, Most Friendly Senior Boy. REED OWEN Placid Vocational Course, C. Y. O. Reed Owen Bobby Pace 'mmf Glenn Pace Gary Parker Barbara Patton Mac Patton BARBARA PATTON GLENN PACE Diligent Ardent College Coursey Beta Cluby C.Y.Q.: F-T-A- Song General CourseyArt Cluby F.B.L.A.Social Com- Leadery Program Chairman Latin Cluby Treas. mittee, Sec.-treas 4-H Club. Safe Driver Club, Jr. Civitany Program Chairman, Song Leader Bus Dlfiver, C Y O' ' ' Home RoomySocial,Devotional Committeesy Co- ' ' ' ' chairman Prom Social Committeey Girls' State Dele gatey Choraly Octety Reporter, Feature GARY PARKER Editor Bear Tracks Staffy Writer Reflections Impish from C. H, S, Vocational Course. MAC PATTON Gracious College Coursey Beta, Jr. Civitan, Latin Clubsy Student C ounc ily Pres. Freshman Classy Best ILLUSTRIOUS Citizen Freshman Classy Baseball. MILDRED PATTON S Lovable College Coursey Betag F.T.A., G1eeClubsyC.Y.O.y School Store Committeey Student Councily SociaQ E jg Committeey Prom Social Committeey Sec.-treas. ' Homeroom. N GERALD PAXTON I Faithful Voc ational C our se y Travel, Audio Visual, Science, 4-H, Folklore Clubsy Soccery Basketball. 0 CARMI-:N PHIPPS R Pledged College Coursey Nurse's, Folklore, Latin, Glee S Clubsy Sec. F. B. L. A.: C. Y. O. Mildred Patton WANDA PHILLIPS Energetic College Coursey F.T.A., Jr. Civitan Clubsy C.Y. MICHAEL PICK-ENS O,y Pres. F re nc h C luby Choraly Prom Social Agree?-ble Committeey School Store C o m mitte ey Student V0C3ti0Tl3-lC0U1'5ei Latin, F0lk101'e, Glee, DTE-- Councily Majorettey Bear Tracks Staffy Bas- matics C111bS? C-Y-O- ketbally Most Athletic Senior Girl Gerald Paxton Carmen Phipps Wanda Phillips Michael Pickens - 2 M5l?3W y ' 'flu ., - 1 Frank Pope Nancy Pressley FRANK POPE Modest General Courseg Mineralogy Club. CONFIDENT S E N I O R Jerry Queen S DALE ROBINSON Staid General Course, Model, Mineralogy, Explorer's Clubsg C.Y.O.5 Choralg Bus Driver. Don Price Tom Price NANCY PRESSLEY -- Picturesque General Courseg Lib r ary Assistantg Folklore Club? C.Y.O. DON PRICE Plaguer College Coursey Folklore , Jr. Civitan, Whit- tler's, Dramatics,Mineralogy, Travel Clubsg C. Y.O.g Choralg Pres. 4-H5 Footballg Basketballg Baseball, Track, Most Popular Senior Boy. TOM PRICE Mischievous College Courseg Travel, Whittler's, 4-H, Dra- matics, Jr. Civitan, Folklore, Monogram, Audio Visual Clubs, C.Y.O.g Choralg Social Committeeg Football, Baseball: Soccerg Basketballg Trackp Wittiest Senior Boy. JERRY QUEEN Jester College Course: Jr. Civitan, Mineralogy, Folk- lore Clubsg Basketball. REBECCA RAY Frisky College CoursegFolk1ore Club, Program Chair- man Dramatics Club, Prom Social Committee, Band Social C om mitte e 3 Program Chairman Ho rn e R o om 3 Vice-pres., Social Committee French Clubg C.Y.O. RUSSELL RHINEHART Steady General Courseg Bus Driverg C.Y.O. BETTY JO RHODES Daring General Courseg 4-H, Latin, F olklore Clubs: Choralg Bandp C.Y.O.: Basketball. Rebecca Ray Russell Rhinehart Betty .To Rhodes Dale Robinson em fi 55133 Wi ,sr div or -2 1 I , K i V if X , ,!. . 4 ' - eff il! I - e 1 1 .- ,N - 4 H. ' A My -' 'F gifs iii :iw Q ' nr ...TPA Emma , Ll im faq, If :gg ig? 3 jr , I li: S '- wwwgavg , , ef ffii - -, X if , ,,+ S T if f' if? ay Q K 4 HQ 1 rf Q 4257, B x M if S , wal., l V '- , v e r ifie s., V ' . : Q17 ..- 21 -isr- - ' sg6iQt ft ig45:-f i f mr, 7fi:?',,1Sfn'l'f . ., IA i 12'-. ' . Eiiflszim'lsiiiggsiiif K . , ,.,,,i:,,g, I Linda Robinson Edward Scott EDWARD SCOTT Composed General Courseg Library Club, C.Y.O.5 Vice- pres. Mineralogy Club: Sec.-treas. Explorer's Club. SHIRLEY SCOTT Harmonious General Coursey F.H.A., Library, Travel Clubs, C.Y.O.5 Choral. DONALD SCRUGGS Tolerant General Course3F.B.L.A., 4-H, Glee Clubs, Stu- dent Councilg Football, Soccer. FRANK SHEPPARD Industrious General Course. PEGGY SKIDMORE HQPPY Vocational Courseg F o lklo r e, Music Appreci- ation, F.B.L.A,, Science Clubsg C.Y.O. BOBBY SMATHERS Voracious College Courseg 4-H, Folklore, Min e r alo gy, Travel, Dramatics, Whittler's, Science, Audio Visual Clubsg C.Y.O.g Choralg Football. DEAN SMAT HERS K.. Shirley Scott Donald Scruggs LINDA ROBINSON lnsomnious General Courseg Latin, F.B.L.A., 4-H, Library Clubs, C.Y.O.3 Basketball, Band. PROFOUND S E N I O R S Frank Sheppard Pe sky LARRY SMATHERS Vocational Course. Kind General Course. Peggy Skidmore Bobby Smathers Dean Smathers Larry SmatherS 'K 'vfmw-1f1g-wager:,sh f we .:::,ff,,-Q.: iK ff-fl -wr-f ff i .-l 1 wffmar i 1e Bobby Smith Mary Jane Smith Robert Sorrells Dariel Sprinkle BOBBY SMITH MARY JANE SMITH Quiescent Promised General Courseg 4-H, Music Appreciation, Min- 1 l Cl b 9 C.Y.O.g St d tC 'lg S cial Era ogytt S u en mmm O ROBERT SORRELLS ommi ee pledged S E N Ernest Stepp S KENNETH STROUPE Placid JOE SWAFFORD Potential College Courseg Latin, Whittler's, Science, Jr Civitan, Travel Clubs: C.Y.O.g SocialCommittee Prom Social C om mitte e g WCC Science Fair Bear Tracks Business Staffg Baseballg Track Baseball Manager. Dickie Stiflnett Kenneth Stroupe Gary Swanger Joe Swafford Basketball B3.Seb3.l.l. filly Donald Thompson Ronald Thompson OWEN TRANTHAM Reassuring General Course . SUE TRANTHAM Winsome Vocational Coursey F.B.L.A., Folklore, Music Appreciation, Art Clubsg C.Y.O.: Choralg Home Room Representativeg Head Majorette. ROBERT WARREN Benign General Course. CARROLL WEBB Romeo General Course, Dramatics, Folklore, F .B.L.A., Whittler's, Audio Visual Clubsg Choralp C.Y.O.: Vice-pres. Senior Class, Pres. Homeroomg Stu- dent Councilg Bus Driverg Most Handsome Senior Boy. STEVE WESTMORELAND Basso College C our s e 5 Latin Club, Vice-pres. Dra- matics Clubg Pres. Folkloreg C.Y.O.3 Choral, Bandg S oc ial Committeeg Student Council, Bus Driverg Pres. Junior Classg Most Talented Senior Boy. DAN WIGGINS Prancer General Courseg F olklo r e , Dramatics, Wood Carver's, Mineralogy, 4-H Clubsg Choralg fC.Y. O.3 Football, Baseball, Basketball. Carroll Webb , p., .,, , Gulf Ste ve We stmoreland .wg W ...Y 1 Owen Trantham Sue Trantham DONALD THOMPSON Coupled General Course, F,B,L,A, Club. RONALD THOMPSON Ditto Vocational Coursey Jr. Varsity Baseball, Basket- ballg Football Manager. ASTUTE S E N I O R S Robert Warren JANICE WILDE Petite College Coursey Nurse's, Folklore, 4-H Clubsg Treas. F.B.L.A. Clubg C.Y.O.g C horalg Prom Committee. Dan, Wiggins Janice Wilde K f NW 4: 1. 'ff' '31 f cf 'E' l 'afl- I .- I. , S, Slat, . . . 1 TQZQQK Jim Wilkinson Jackie Sue Williams JIM WILKINSON Brainy College Course, Mineralogy, Science, Music Ap- preciation, F.T.A., Latin, Beta, Key Clubs, C. Y.O., Choral, Building and Grounds,Social Com- mittees, Bear Tracks News Editor, WCC Phy- sics Field Day, Semi-finalist Merit Scholarship. RATIONAL I S E N I C R Richard Williamson S BOBBY WORLEY Resolute General Course, Whittler's, Mineralogy Clubs, Football. LAMAR WORLEY Elfin College Course, Mineralogy, Camera Clubs, C. Y.O., Drum Major, Soccer. Earl Wilson Pete Wilson Judy Williams Wilma Sue Williams JACKIE SUE WILLIAMS Captivating C ollege Course, Beta, Latin, Jr. Civitan, 4-H Clubs: Choral, F.T.A. Hi s to rian, Chairman School Spirit Committee, Marshal, Cheerleader, Sec.-treas. Junior, Senior Classes, Homecoming Court, Valentine Queen's Court, NCSCC Dele- gate, Best Loolfing Senior Girl. JUDY WILLIAMS Appetizing College Course, Beta, Latin, F.T.A., Jr. Civitan Clubs, C.Y.O., C horal, Sec. Mineralogy Club, Sec. 4-H Club, Student Council, Red CrossCoun- cil, Marshal, Cheerleader, Best Junior Citizen, Valentine, Homecoming Queen's Court, Home- coming Maid of Honor, Mi s s Sc hool Spirit's Court, Wittiest Senior Girl, EARL WILSON Engaging College Course, Whittler's, Mine r alo gy, 4-H Clubs, Choral, C.Y.O., Hall Monitor, Bus Driver, Student Council. PETE WILSON Latent College Course, Travel, Wood Carving, Jr. Civi- tan, Monogram Clubs, C.Y.O., Choral, Football, Track. WILMA SUE WILLIAMS Secure College Course, Folklore, Library Clubs, Social Committee French Club, Sec . Homeroom, C .Y.O. RICHARD WILLIAMSON Astute College Course, F.T.A.,Mineralogy, 4-H, Whit- tler's, Journalism Clubs, C.Y.O., Reporter Beta, Key Clubs, Student Council, Hall Monitor, Social Committee, WCC Field Day-Algebra, French, Baseball, Basketball, Track, All Tournament, Blue Ridge Conference J.V., Var sity Tourna- ments. Bobby Worley Lamar Worley Wlwmv- 41 WIT TIEST Tom Price Judy Williams Wit will shine through the harsh Cadence of a rugged line. -- Dryden He who mistrusts most should be trusted least. - Theognis MOS T DE PE NDAB LE Bruce Briggs Aileen Medford w--....,,,s- MOST INTELLEC TUAL Pauline Medford Jimmy Henderson I can look sharp as well as another, and let me alone to keep the cobwebs out of my eyes. - Cervantes Beautiful faces are those that wear Whole-souled honesty printed there. -.- Allerton BEST LOOKING Jackie Sue Williams Carol Webb MOST FRIEND LY Anna Jorgensen Charles Owen Here's to the friends we can trust When storms of adversity b1aw. - Dunlop Space is ample, east and west, But two cannot go abreast. - Emerson OLD BACHELOR AND OLD MAID Harold Matthews Sara Allen ,,,,,.-M 'YZF' ,...- MOST ORIGINAL Becky Chappell Joe Hargrove What a, good thing Adam had-when he said a good thing, he knew nobody had s aid it before . -- Selected All tongues speak of them, and the bleared sights are spectacled to see them. - Shakespeare Don P1-ic e Ann Kinken MOST POPULAR Bobby Pace Wanda Phillips Each man has his own vocation. The talent is the call. - Emerson M O S T T A L E N T E D SUPERLATIVES M O S T A T H L E T I C lt's better to wear out than rust out. - Selected Steve Westmoreland Darris Creene 40 B E S T S C I-I O -if ff. O L Ylf? S P I R I T Anita Herndon Tom Best He started to singas he tackled the thing that couIdn't be done, and he did it. - Guest 41 IIE fn- very production of genius must be the production of en- thusiasmf' Charle s - D'IsraeIi Duke Sue Boyd M O S T L I K E L Y T O S U C C E E D OFFICERS Pat Powell, presidentg John Burch, vice-presidentg Clara Coleman, secretary-treasurerg Mrs. Johnson, sponsor. JUNIORS Jack Allison Julienne Anderson Roger Anderson Jimmy Baity Audrey Banks 42 lmpending J U N I O R S 32 L ZH Q' f My X 1 Barbara Banks Nancy Barnes Barbara Barton John Berrong John Bottoms Jane Bowman Dale Brown gl, 'STKE dw 1 gl, K +255 ., ' 1nnr Y J on o 1 , L -k. , I. ,ulmvr aw or . in n nlry g Jo b l,, zll 4.:A , in W 'QW .irrra ,C rrrn J fl 5-vyf-N Q wk vi ,' J rf 1 Q Y ' -1-u.r.... E Q .W i if X A , ig, S 1 7 1 ,wvm ...effs 43 AFM? PM l . a-'Wag -on gf.- 1741. QQ ,-' fel nw- u...-N- iyr J :ui A S gg 1 . IL. F B his-.fa ,lk F fs. W J uv X' x Yr- rf' William Bum gard ner John Burch Butch Burns Judy Burress Ginger Cannon Joe Clark Allan Clark Martha Clark Mike Clark I J xl.. Q C .CC 'Y , A i ii ' C Q ,.,A C 'W 4 3 f 1 1 i CiiC w e me f gf QQ Ewa i ggi, I m:g,4' if ,C Q, JAC Cr -C C I k e -YYY? ,,, is .7 ig lp ,ge A :C 'gl Johnny Cox X C A 'I'.:i: f - ,S ' ' ' H i C i : - 1 'L ,C C C Q , ,gn 4 44, R PW C .- C A ' fi Wanda Davis Geneva Devlin Jack Deweese Dave Driver Charles Duckett Mitzi Edwards J. L. Elliott Steve Evans A572 12 Rift Wh -.K-'ff ' QP? I, C Otis Clark Pat Clark David Cochran Kenneth Cole Clara Coleman Geoffry Cooper Steve Cox C,g3'Wg'3 Tenacious ,,,-,4sQ,.l Y, k ,Q f ' if f ' s ' i C CC i f - p ivsi 65 9 i v ,f im VV W. i ' C - 1 -,zs2eeCf::' ft 1 Bt. 'rv-it - ,, - , ,, 3 C' SV iw X ffl V H . ff if I N C. gzz ggx-f LAR , H H -vig Q C I I. .f 59 C C 5 ff 5 A s i ,ACC f . in Aspiring J U N I O R S E 5' . Ll p , 5 Z A 1 kh , W 5 33? .l Dfw ifi M , i My x F1',L Joyce Farmer Marie Farmer Pat Fish Donald Fisher Ava Jay Freeman Barbara Gosnell Judy Grahl Alfred Graves Virginia Greene Wm-Pr T' -an ,1 as , lrrere 'e if 4. K -Q-W A -vis, X y F 1 ,fag Y a .n-1. fn ..,- V, .--wg, vw , R . , 5, 2 fum, ' 5 s f Kish Y.,- , ,Q ereee 1 .4 .' N5.5m.a:: Mir Lglfmisf.-f . 'S' ,,',.-x .f-.XQSQQ ...Z .Y f.. .f-Q IWNVS JPQNI 'swf 1-'S-'ir Qdhfw F r.Q -My me E.. f Jerry Gregg Rose Guy Charles Hall Ronnie Hall Thelma Hannah Roberta Harkins Joe Bob Harris Shirley Haynes -rw ,JIT M- Wig! J 13:3 f 1 I if 211 K , i 1 , I 'L if g .4 t , V xx b. Ligy ' , X, M W i 'y 5 .W , . A g . Si T ,.. w w f 6 nj '4 Y Glenn Kent Tommy King Patricia Kinsland f :lm Linda Lewis ff f S 1 xv 5 I Peggy McCracken Barbara McCrary Jimmy Medford Lucille Medford I me K I ,if1,.y, , if . f K QE' R L2 E.. Q 'ac 1. ' ? . 'Q We as M ,L u a 1 .,,. 2,31 15 git. Y array, ,.,n NVQ, Y i wf M KM . .4 .gym 'firgu M F' I ii rf fi. 9 Mary Jane Hefner Clifton Henderson Dennis Henderson Marcia Herndon Will Hipps Linda Hooper Dale Ingle Tommy Israel Judy .Tones Hopeful J U N O R 5 Mini 0--I4 ,aw-was 1--. ,W ,. ' . W W --p ' w. 4, ir' kim 5 'RISK f xl? Q fig Wm.. f ,Q-.al-'Q V4 Q ,- tw, l in.. Yr 4.-..... 46 can Pursuing J Barbara Medlin Freida Miller U Jackie Miller N I O M M Q'L iiffgf 1 R ef S Bill Moore we ,RQ ki n Linda Moore 1 4, M. 4, A Sandra Moore I, Larue Morgan A :: xv charms M1111 1 gy James Nelson - w f T GV 'fuk -Q-M' , , N , ,,, 'wln,. 1954, X -, , , :M rrr- 1 Q f E 1 U' 1 , a TP 'Y F 3 , EA- ,' 1 : 2921 1 Q 'ire ' f ,Q f, , , L , I' ' 3 K ,r., rr.r A A 5 ii Darriel Norris Donna Owen lf- Lois Owenby Cecil Pace .,,,,. I' 4 1 . wi .3 41 W ,f 'f I' Llxx x ,4 . , 1 Q.. y ,ga if f Q 'N N 1' 'V David Pace 4 I ms Jerry Pace ,,... -Q... Robert Palen s.,,,, Blanche Payne fi . , w.-N K .ei ' ' :. i ' 2- A W fam i ,, - ' 911 K A W 1 i c f i A. ,L Q , ., vm , .. fu M 1' A i ,, .. use -S ' Y m, ' - , - . 1 ff '- 1' as ,ia xfieim - 1 'f -. V 1. ef-f ' V wgfgigfw f. . . - la -V , ' '- f i ww W S55 K .V ' I' .. i . W 3 ffwwmg L?'??K'fQW Q N MN . ., s ' .,,,L,: I ,MAX 'H . Vrr ,re 'ZF fi X -rf H it P Q R R 4 is if if 55. i r, X i , X f 1 I Kenneth Robinson Barbara Rogers Bill Scott Wendell Scott Leon Setzer Anna Jean Sharp Denver Sharp Glenn Sheppard X -. va G lle fm is ' if ,ng S Mimi A 4' Q kbs Wi, 1 2? L? ' :V 'k k ,Qi ... A :W H I ,A X, r , , sus..-1 'si .aww ii! R , , Q'f, 'fs -- i 221, 2 4, AHA -at ,A vw LM. 'nv-ef 48 1 . Pat Powell Shirley Pressley' Carroll Price Doug Price Ray Queen Jimmy Rathbone Charles Rice Doug Roberts Dean Robinson rg, gi f'vt I? 'T 'fjfffili f MW xx A .V , i hi , L Persistent U N I O R S P F3 5 fs., f E ,f Xkil me 'if N 'E-'ff' V L Q, I 1 E fy Anticlpatlng Maxine Sheppard Johnnie Sue Smathers Ilancy Smathers Charles Smith Linda Smith Martha Sorrells Mickey Stepp Alma Stuart Linda Surrett ki ll. A we lx li J My , 1- .57 Y fl -Y . Q, S .W,.' .-fx M 5? , ,. . lied' vom-. 'ryyfii' 'QT it Joe Swanger Carroll Teague Jo Nell Thompson Linda Thompson Sherrill Thompson Margaret Timmons Carolyn Trantham Elizabeth Trantham sw--. y , ,, 'X - i Ls ' il' Sm, 5, 'Nw'-W-f .3 . J, , S - 5 , we ,. Catherine Treadway ' K A James Trull W Jerry Trull isili , 252 7 7, Y x -I- 2 , ,Q 1.1 N, 43r S 9 Q A is-sf.. ,pig lffwif 'lst if' 3 2 4 x H. E Y ' 1 as 5. if: Fi lee iii?- Q LLV' ggi, W, Jimmy West A, - E W A Ray Wheeler eee e ii, ee e W Billy Whitaker 2 X! f ez, he A fee. ff fi i 1 is 4 ii - fs , '. ,A f 6, uw gvx 'N R. C ' Wi ins QI W ,M W gg i, C arl ,Wiggins ,w cle, M Wanda Wiggins M, Tommy Williams Peggy Willis Gordon Worley Jerry Worley Wanda Worley Frances Wright Tommy Wright Shirley Young y 1 if 1 x -W Zs?i4zffifs!rm 13-121 . i kykkr . me .X , ivf Q R, i V i i -' ' ' :E 3f.WY'i, 1 , -wise., 5: Y-Q12 -fffigxlx 1' As 5,a-1' 'K , 5, . we 'Y 4' ,va-Q -yy i2' f21'ff::fL 2 ,Ri will-'ff 'if s ' Ni yi-'Marv R513 2 i f X WF waz' Mfbifii . i-s e? QM? :1'?2'v1n N3x.5ilfwcw':i , . HW, U A 1 Y 1 ev , .f V 'F Y K Ar dent .NH i-.J f i ,P W' A Q f f 'S , E M' -. a- 'ff Q, s 91 A Nik gi K-la Q at Fw' -wqgwg ,Q -s. is If X ,fx - K-.3 VG 3 .www :swarm ,jew ,MJ WW S Wil-EYE? L. :Sm sv- 'WWW :M 35 Mike Clark, Nancy Barnes, John Bottoms, Ca MARSHALS 52 Qi +' rolyn T rantham. Nominated by the faculty on the and personality, the Marshals are hand to make the patrons of our formances. vw., ge 5 ff Ray Wheeler, Mitzi Edwards, Jerry Pace, Linda Smith basis of citizenship, scholarship, elected by popular vote. They're on school feel welcome at public per- 53 ...ww -www, 19, BM' ss- 1 hi ls.. i 'iii -Hg , g.fv1ii1,.f sm , , Y Unique 4-TK 6 L ' kg O Douglas Bonham qi X ' K David Boone A f P Bill Boydston ' H 5' O M Betty June Abbott Jerry Allen Oveida Banks Darleen Barnett Jerry Best Bobby Blankenship Peggy Blankenship James Bolden f ' 3, youd. 10 or I f 'Q .-5-Kg X O dd H, , ' yama- R Douglas Bradburn K 'ff 'QT 5 V' A A Rickey Briggs my X Q LA. .,,,l fm. E Rofmie BI'0Ck we ff 2 . S W, V7 gm i W 'N--W '- K -1 W ff silr3,1 . .9 f . fx 'WM Sk , 'fn My gg we V, '. it Q ,-'k . 5 x,, Ltvxgo- l i ,gl A Q7 1 V,' ww. , V QQ , .tw My f l S , 1 s ,DA . X Dorothy Brookshire Phillip Broyles Ronnie Buchannan Marilyn Bull Gail Bumgardner Joan Burnett Shirley Burrell Fred Cable Linda Carver Joyce Case Phyllis Cathey Fredia. Clark Larry Clark Linda Clark Edna Clontz Donna Cochran if 11,-me .. E ., ff: .L K Ai 5 'eff 13. K fly Y so I I 3 A A ,t V. an -yi Ag:,,yf,f Madeline Dayton Bill Devlin Charles Devlin Ernest Devlin Ree Devlin Richard Dewee se .Toe Dixon Gail Downs r is Y' yr me-, QW iii ggi, WTj ' 'ii M ' E gif. iw, Vi ,S l A? ive, ,f ..., - la fr K on ,V,,, li .ki 1 X 2 M. F R gm 'f 5 as figs, QW Q H' 15 K 2 'Ju x - 1 my-f U .4 .f f ' .:g .3 - fm vi X . W , if ' z A sw' K xg -WW C' W 1iff1'T'f Q Dennis Cole .Toe Bob Collett Calvin Cooke Llewellyn Cooper Nancy Cordell Kenneth Davis ,LQ , HH Q X? 1 -K N Q w 5 'X Q, ' X, if ...LM G N, e QW B 3LQ33l-- ,,l, ,J Mvg' uma., 'Y' S 0 P H Impe tuous O M O R E S X54 Q QS J-4 8' rs...- V ,X Ly 1:77 ff f -A1 ,Q ,J ,544 'rw ,. . ., Qlgf uh . ,N X E i , I 'U is X asa? . ,Z an X E fl-gg N, X , srre L w g ,ro,s ,C . i f 2 : --,5wfu: 1321 f:.: 1'-:M 5 fingsqffk 3. fwgi. , 1 ' ' ai Q ': ,.'k X ' fl ff ' 4'-.. f Wfrr fs. 5, an ' kms, we 'K' 1. wx iw 52 'ian Y M' V age A 5. 5, , X it rg, I- TWH 'W 35? 1 V Q.. . . .aw i 4 1 if Q -f :Q , , if? 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'S is Suzzie 'Hicks 'in he June Hightower 3 Roy Hightower an 'Ki' 'KA as 4, R Lois Hyams Dickie Hyatt Allison lngle Mary Frances James Shirley Hill Linda Hipps William Hipps Patsy Holcombe Carolyn Holland Mickey Hudson K 91? ,,,,, -A l X i ,W my r i Sara Jameson ' A ' 'V Elizabeth Jenkins Q, C., -f ws if James Jenkins 53 ww fi - N C harle s Jimison 1, , wig N vs M it 7 . v. ,QQ A V - , 41 R Quai -:A 'ETQYLCQS if. f 1 ', ,- ,i,,l.. ..,. , . ,W X X , .. f 1 Q .wig-,..1: ri , WY N fy a A We W , Q I N R , xi 4 Yi 4- Wi? Q Q ,Y , L Q , at Y 1 2 f- 1 ' L M M Q Q 4 ef Nd 8 W , -1 8 V Q 3 Q Q Q af Q Q JS? Y , Q av S' 5 Q f S M , Q tg. -K , ,,, i 2f,P i ' WY , N if at i ge! W' Q55 L i Henrietta King James King Gail Kyle Rachel Lemmons Betty Lou Lime Kenneth Lowe . K I Q .ti , Q, A' A '- vii hw?-,.2 -, -. . My sy. NX . ff ' 4 V f. 5, .- a F222 M f L K L.. 2, 5 S' ':'4 . E Burt Johnson Ray Johnson Locke Jones Shirley Jones .Toe Kaplan Marcia Keener James Kilpatrick Doyle King ima zfwafw ffsgsmxa 52: T Q Y P ' N0 in 2 'K Jl?fJi9f?'i5z'S?lfE?'5' -1' a ,, it ?'?' K , i i ,, 3 , 5 K , Q Y J Dickie Mathis Robert Mauney Mary McCracken Phyllis McElrath Adeline Mease Walter Medford Terry Metcalf Maxine Meuse f , 2 . 3 H Z ! 3 if S, L x 4 .1 Penny Miller Rebecca Morgan Dorothy Mull Lloyd Murray Gail Parham Juanita Patton Janie Paxton Larry Paxton ' e r K. ey' --.M ,...-. 1 J-mx QQ Rn sa 29953 P Q64 1 ' rrrtlr P Q ,yot R P .,,L 1-2 ,W K V Tim Pressley Wayne Pressley Judy Pruett J. B. Raxter Jerry Ray Rudy Reeves Nancy Revis Janie Rhinehart Fvx Syn.. fs g Y., . 1 wa Ji ' 9, , . or Mm ,,,,, ,- 4 UP 'Ml r , tt.. ,, X W ...M ...f ,M I' rt fl f A Q -'O UN 5' PQ .eww- Rex Penland Dawn Pless Jo Ann Powell Linda Pressley Tex Pressley Theda Pressley ' .,.: : .JL W 3555 . . , t m, G ' .-'f. 1 W Q Q r f' Radical + gl YY' 5.9131 -at 7 :gg1gg,x'.v1 - rig , 2 ..gm11-,1f - Qqqjfgiy- 5 3 . L I . 1' ,mi 6:-nk ,.,-My .. .1 in - ' -l 'CL- ,QTL , M, eh L, fgmf . K . . 2. PH V WZ, W I-si -gr. lee ky ir, -al, . Nha... x Q.. A '3'Se -,Q f Q QQ Ck S O P H O M O R E S I l ,M f. - f f K rw 121 , 55? W- W s 5 i QU Air gg ncycceefee R fag I , Ska x X23 .1 gf y P. fx Q -1 M rg? 2? .EW 5Y':rr'f V- N M. , 51 , J -. 7, xr x 'Z' X i33'131 --. M., . t , . ,hu +..t..,,., an U. st Q, 1 avg, www' Impulsive S O P H O M O R E S tim, I . Michael Rhodarmer Geraldine Roberts Sandra Robertson '55 4. 'I N L ' in f Bill Rhodes 'fm rw ' 1 i f 1 Harry Robinson , fm. SD Mary Frances Robinson pi ' Sara Robinson WWW A . Buddy Rodgers r 4 i ' .9-1 '. ' ' tkiaf ,A ,' If if W 'L ffm. .W 'M - 2: Jo Ann Rose My 1 vs? ' Mike Rudisill 3d , Z Frances Saunders f fi M an Ruth Ann Scarbor Barbara Scott Martha Scott Kg Ayre Q q 1 ,ul - ' 0 :sr g Q... 951-nf? 7 44 W A San-ww GV J rg., . wi- '-4.5 . , ..- 5, L' Terry Scroggs James Sechrest Harold Sheppard Steve Sheppard Sandra Shuler Doris Silver Barney Sledge Linda Smathers new Xrvi sf, S S it V I, f ' 'W S , K S . 2, 1.551 'M ,.., k 'k i 1- S' CeCi1Smifh - S. 'X' f S pf 'mn Charles Smith X Q f W Wm Charles Ray Smith Qu X M w , S Gt- S X Kitty Smith X 55 -.fs 'A wif w t .,,V N 'W W A' M Q ,-' l lu: Melvin Smith I ,W i ,NM W Shirley Smith ' ' gg' ', 'wx Gail Soesbee ii , Jo Ann Stamey Q R- K1,,,4,. i.l'hA K I J I - ,Q 1' A P., iff S '.-- Ted Starney A My 36' ' Jean Stevenson O -H, 'ig in Bill Stone P 'M ' A L , , i i wb H js .Taunty Patsy Stroupe R 'X Lois Sutton Alfreda Swanger E wi 3 sax!! S V V. 'F' . - . if 2 Margaret Teague A i U' ' V fi E at Jenny Thomason 2, I ,fly Jo Ann Thompson in igwfi' .Q Tommy' 'frantham V IZ, f L N , i fe it R Virginia. Trotter Q '. ' F i-ii -i'i Q, 'L M V M i. .rj A, QQ Lynn Vance '- i f 'x:...i ' l ' W 3 I Charles Van Hook ' X 1 fi in-f - W Y Don Warner Q f 1 - 'N'-Z.'l'i' , V , KWH zrr 5 1,1 ,t W get-1 4 X X 3. ,I Q-ia, SHN-f A ll X iff W ' , my Jysat is lie Dk -iw Marx 1 1' xi Q J S 0 P H O M O Peerless 'H ' '. 4 . fi EW, I3 Mark Wilson Mary Sue Wines Ray Wines Joe Worley Judy Worley Melinda Worley iq, X ,Tm is , Eu E l 1 S fi 1 1 y r 5 as ax X' sa.. fi rr' W J W ,eq J ,Q gigs, . ,J-ng. 'J , ywmi 'W' , nk my f . ,, 1 gflfffa' All in 112 Wf- ,L eff 4 V .A 5 a, lip j 1 --z .,,' Q V 'ITF' J N W in . ,,'- g s Gerald Warren Margaret Welte Joanna West Eugene Whitted John Wilkinson Charles Williams Lynn Williamson Julia Anne Wilson fi!! 9- F ' 1 g if. ,, , - Q, , ua... I xnf gi K. 5. , Tommy Worley Bobby Wright Betty Ann Yates Horace Yates Le anna Zac he ry Mere vc, -L ,, fifylkl - K 3 any 2 XXX x l ,il will M 5 Ns. A rx, i Rufus Allison Louise Banks Anna. Katherine Beal Davis Boyd Jerry Boyd Freddie Brock Don Brown Erlene Brown Violet Brown Marilyn Burgi Mary Ann Burnette Lewin Burrell .Terry Burrus 'KA l ' -- H x 9-. ag., . ,, SW! ff' T . . af Q Q I .-5, ,,,,.'L fin- W V 31-' fini mf B ff y : 'F ' 3 , f-.k 'V lgly 11- Q K, . W ff! 4 . B N lg 'y i - Q ' B3 1 i ' - , bin Q ' . , CW' iiii ff A am I ,,,, 5 g . , wa kwa?- A L 1 W XJ A ,JI ..,. 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's an up-V Manus Cable Carolyn Calloway Shirley Chambers Ke ith C lark Robe rt C lark Robert Clontz Mary Frances Cogburn Wallace C ole Bruce C onnard Ruth Connard Diana Cook Benny Davis Ann Deweese Lx +L ilu 1 5 ' '-,.. f ' -,vz , E R' . 600' ' fgwlQW'm, . B fn- F' Q S if in r! 7' I -w 5 X wp r .1 1 1 s gl 2 l rf , I .,.. . . I . , Ig ,.:, . 1 53. 7 s ,, cg s .. 5. , 5 , , , . V, 5 AP -'V' ca, 'CJ' 5 'QQPY' ibn' if if yvyxkk Q l r 'QP' Donna Grahl Judy Hall Terry Hall Lynn Ann Hampton Sydney Harnrick Jean Haney Barbara Hardin Phillip Harkins Patricia Harrell Charles Harris Judy Henderson Verlin Henson Jerry Hill flow Mack Deweese Rita Dewee se Wanda Donaldson Michael Drake Linda Duckett Joe Evans Jean Fish Mary Jo Fish I .vi g ,ik vu 1 Nancy Ford Tommy Franklin Mary Frances Freeman Jackie Gosnell Edward Hall Vociferous F R E S H M E N AL . 171 U' in ,,.. 55.1 M 3 'QA ig 1 X W- 'Wh Q. is N-f, f , VK X J S55 1, xv5f5 ?i' '3 , M l - We x ...rf kwa Varie gated F R E S H M E N .V L., iv X Sw -'Gif W 'iw Tommy Holland Jim Hurley Jo Ann Hyde Richard Hyde David Inman Linda Israel Alice lvester Michael James Jean Johnson Dolphus Jones Carolyn Jordan Jean Justice Billy Kearse f iw' A , , tw - 4 sm - 5 tvw .aj K ' P 32 is if 3 ian?-12: f K ' 5 'If B , E xr' .iz'5ff-,..,v1. 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Q Wqgfgsfv ,wh 1961 ' Q ,GQ X sl is N i me Jn Ryfiimf 'M h ,QA v ' ig, , 2 fl' ,M P fy, no XR 'rx I , , I J , F' .. a in is - , My 1,Y C' 'P fx , 2 or ,.,,,, ,, A . -M ii, at M r ,fgi ' A Pixy, , Vi4., M. NM I S- 5 V K ' 3 ' S 2 P xi L ' W .jH.,4'fS.x i Carol Newman 3 cg, Alice Overman David Overman .Taynie Pace Peggy Parker Douglas Patton Roy Patton Brenda Paxton Phillip Paxton Vivian Penland Richard Phillips Ellen Pilkington James Plemmons ? 'P' Jimmy Mason Karen McCracken Jay McClure Kenny McClure Alvin Messer Michael Mills Charles Milner Charles Moffitt Everett Moore Bobby Nanney Gary Neal Charles Nelson Tim Nicholls Miscellaneous F R E S H . M A N x Q-'-' f, , ., M ., ,, ,., ,J fs -sf H, ' '-H 1 a ll . me .as m :LJ y is Lk, , - Y. S' -v v ' f 1, .,,, ' 3' 2. - ik - M 'N , . ZW 'LEW' f V fam-6141123 2 - ' Q ' E rj i Vi ' 1 ,.,fp X , E . ' - ' ' : 'f-,:.f1.s.'Er . '. , :H '1 i 4 Q ' ww- 'IW ffl . Q , 3 M c if--at X :x..,1 e '. fn. 32220 I '- f N N X, 'M B 1490 Wig. Sporadic F R E S H M A N Myra Pressley Zeata Pressley Charles Putman Blaine Ramsey Phyllis Rathbone James Ray Martha Rector Stanley Reece Ronnie Reed Jimmy Rhea Billy Rhinehart Sharon Rhymer f ' .KL Q ' , i ' ,,,,.f,. ,TE-' ,. 1 ,..,,Q..g.,, ! li -.L .. 5 M 4 4.. ....... :gf ' :Mesh Qi' 12 . X ?l ??5,f?K?' . Nu-.4 1' fr Aw W A WT:r55'f , J I I kr i .538 3 S eet gzjigltsfi --.., , nw ,R Clara Annette Rikard 3 53 hh gif 'vx Uv 'Q ilstf. ., mx ' W an . . JH a 5 1- 1 Q ' il, 1 F24 - V 3 Q , 731 ' 3 M kill? it P -1 .f ,V My 1-- 5 I. 1 , 2. A llis ' All lilxli 'w 'veil nfflv E vw! 9 I su i. 3, '51 5 V f Y' if ,, F 2 +R. M ln ,vvgvw s, L wwf K ,f-any an Bill Robinson Eunice Robinson Howard Robinson Sid Rudisill Gail Sheppard George Smathers Melvin Smathers Phillip Smathers Dorothy Smiley Gail Robe Jgtson Robert Snake nburg Jerry Stamey Tommy Stamey in: ,,,.,.: A Wi N ,, 4 I , 'ff 1 faq. 1 Q 1 , ..,, , 4 in 5 - X I ' 1. 3 9,631 35's- x Ku My K 'VAX l i ., WAI Y iv in J rl kg If k 4 in-.1 ! 5, w . 4- K kffg ,, Jimmy Trantham wi J ,W Near if qv, Pete Ward Vivian Warren Welch Warren Douglas Watkins x Linda Whitted Gail Williams Janice Williams Phil Williams James Willis Douglas Worley Charles Wykle fn -.W Q. 'Hrv- -rw ,Z-'if-'S' , w.1.,a a ffl' M15iQa,1 ,:-' g 4 iw- J hlh. , N if Q A i t , N Q , . 45 .5-Eiiiml . 3, 5,3 2:2 :rpg b- -3 Q Us E Jerry Stevenson Bobby Stuart R. W. Stuart Barbara Stamey Terry Swaim Keith Swanger Dale Taylor Joyce Taylor Nancy Taylor Wanda Thomason Brenda Towe Betty Jean Trantham Glenna Varner any a.,,,- Animate d ff ,, K f 25- 'gi J' T wx . N. ragga - ., fav 5 'ig W.,R 't ,.,- ,Q -, , N . i gl J ' , 'HX ' ' M This one thing I would covet, i As I travel with the men all along, The laughing, the loving, the living- With them l'd chime in on their song. AL, ,A Amon if 'Gil SCHOGL 13,0 -P M 3 ' 'W Z' ' I 'Y -'LJ if 'Q gg J A,,f ' fi -ni fty ia fl! I f-4 Lg! , X l X .2 ff f ' fe ,- f XX' fl K,-ff' ' I 1' , f N, , 5 1 JM f-f ff ,f I 1 K VM ff P if rl' ' ' ' ' i ' g ,I - Li . fl Mi A 1 AN 4 J 33,1 A ' w i ,Al 'la 1 ijfzzk I 'xx x ff ' If I. if iullili pl 1 Y is l iii 7 I it ,I - W sk'-K' W V , 4 Q! ' l l as-f i 5 , at sl? 3, I 54 t5 A G! 'ti s if :Qs f' T U i , A , Hx: H B ' 4 ft 1 fi ix xl ii' , L., , --f. 13 1' 1 xl t Nt? ff, ' - w i X ' 'N ' 1 ,f QQ i , mf' - - ,,, 5 ,. ff, , gm' f t tt i 6 l ' +1 if 'K .ff X WK J -A f ' VZ- , N N frfrifg izW 'Q - -Z . Q ':-QQ M L ,qw R-lar-l-'4 VW , in A in file ' 2 213' L H P T ' ' t 'if 1 q u l ff - E! iz 'ffiv fel 2 -74-Q xl h it l e . 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President d S t Anita Hern on ..... . . . . . . . . . ..... . . ......... ecre ary Mrs. Churm, Mrs. Matthews, Mrs. Walker . . . . . . . . . . . Sponsors R Chappell, C. Clark, J. Bottoms C Duke A Klnken C Dayton J W1ll1ams THE STUDENT COUNCIL, Canton High's governmg body 15 made up of several branches The EXECUTIVE COUNCIL is composed of the elected off1cers and the cornrruttee cha1rmen who head the d1fferent working COMMITTEES The executlve councll formulates the general school pol1c1es wh1ch are relayed by the W Ph1ll1ps J Kinsland, P. Childers, M Patton, M Moff1tt B Patton A Cathey .T Wllllams James, G. Neal, A. Neal, F. Miller, C. Gates, J. Kirkland, H. King, J. Burnette, M. Hefner, J. Smathers, M. Clark, N. Srnathers. B. Whitaker, C. Henderson, G. Kent, J. Burch. HOMEROOM REPRESENTATIVES to the various home rooms. The Councilkeeps up with the newest policies and trends. Cynthia Clark, Rebecca Chappell, Anita Herndon, and Mrs. Walker attended the Southern Association of Student Councils at Arli- ngton, Virginia . . . Jackie Sue Williams, Carolyn Dayton, Torn Best, Ann Kinken, and Mrs. Matthews ably represented Canton High at the state convention in Hickory. J. Patton, L. Vance, B. Barton, A. Jorgensen, B. Smith, B. Briggs, R. Snakenburg, B. Hardin, J Williams. B. Rhinehart, S. Boyd, M. Rector, J. Johnson. E E A R R A C K S ig, ,112 -6 .t Q -of ie-if - Kneeling: M. James, L. Whitted, go s sip, Sitting: S. Allen, co-editor, M. Herndon, circulation, S. Nicholls, Who's Who editor, B. Chappell, gossip, Mrs. Walker, sponsor, standing: E. Steppe, sports editor, K. Hyatt, co-editor, M. Stepp, artist, Ronnie Hall, business managerg B. Patton, feature editor. The Bear Tracks Staff never rests. They scoop news without downright snooping, raise money without bordering on stealing, and for the forlorn offer advice that puts Dorothy Dix in the shade . . . Seriously, Bear Tracks does a thorough coverage of Canton High's news and aids in the promotion of a genuine school spirit. 73 ' fn I a F F I C E R S L. Whitted, reporterg J. Gosnell, vice-presidentg C. Rikard, dance leaderg L. Duckett, secretary-treasurerg F. Cable, song leaderg Mrs. Tucker, sponsorg P. Broyles, president. THE FOLKLORE CLUB Kneeling: C. Mann, N. Taylor, D. Grahl, G. Varner, B. Towe, J. Fish. Standing: N. Taylor Gosnell, E. Brown, G. Robertson, J. West, B. Ensley, K. McCracken, P. Parker. .xw IWB!5QflLihm..4.. . W .. -f....,a Y, f.,..f...,f.tf... 5,.wnztrv1:f,fzl Kneeling: L. Duckett, J. Hill, C. Rikard, S. Rudisill, D. Patton, G. Sheppard, J. Kirkpatrick J Williams, F. Cable, C. Newman. Standing: J. Johnson, W. Warren, L. Whitted, C Devlin G Williams, C. Williams, L. Hampton, P. Broyles. The FOLKLORE CLUB is interested in the ballads, lore, folk s ong s , and folk dance s of America . . . Sometimes, just to limber up, they tee off with a square dance that makes one sit up and gape. 75 .. X' 'x , 'Fly '35 ti wi E ' . in . , I x ,, .f-if N-9'-Q ' lima-varW'. N 1- K 5 ' ind? 5 . Ee I .M ff H' 5 f Q P. McElrath, W. Williams, D. Greene. R. Ray, P. Childers, W. Phillips, F. Jackson. Phillips Ray . . . Childers Hooper . Greene . OFFICERS . . . . . . . . President . .... Vice-President . Secretary-Treasurer . . ..... . . Reporter . . . . Social Chairman THE FRENCH CLUB 1S composed of those who study French and who wish to become familiar with the customs, traditions, and his t o r y of France. The group is small and congenial, and a spirit of fun and fellowship prevails. J. Crisp, S. Trantharn, A. Herndon. G. Cook, C. Hooper, H. Johnson, Mrs. Penland. fl fL'. is A l I 1 3 E .Q r to s ' ........., ., .W sg . r . A 11- ' K K , -WZ , A K, -4' M.. ,...,, ,.,i .-,,A, 'M.,u, A - , , N.. ..sm....-.........-............. J L f..-wwf.. f l W. F su-af D f we H The Mineralogy Club members are really prospectors at heart. They're hopeful of enearthing ' the r epute d g old in western North Carolina's mountains. Field trips, collecting rocks, and , seeking to identify these rocks are part of their program. Members are: J. T1-antham, T. Swaim, L. Clark, R. Lawrence, D. Hall, J. Powell, M. McCracken, E. Kirkland. J. Queen, W. Warren, J. Case, J.Rhinehart, E.Scott. L. Case, J. Best, D. Barnette, B. Carson. P. Harkins, M. Clark, f ' M. Rudisill, T. Stamey. J. Trull, J. Hurley, C. Smith, C. Wiggins, E. Hall, J. Hill. S. Cox, Mr. , Srnathers, E. Medford, W. Hipps. A CLUB is ,L Q BETA CLUB'S NEW MEMBERS A. Sharp, N. Barnes, L. Smith, M. Edwards, J. Jones, W. Worley. B. Patton, L. Moore, N Srnathers, J. Taylor, E. Trantham, D. Owen, J. Burress. L. Morgan, C. Duckett, C. Coleman M. Stepp, M. Herndon, J. Bottoms, D. Cochran. lm IHD Q-xvllkl Let Us Lead by Serving Others 79 Character, responsibility, leadership, scholarship, are prerequisite s for membership in the Beta Club. Scholasti- cally, an average of 90 must be maintained to r emain in the club. Members have sponsored bake s al e s and candy sales to raise money to attend the Beta Convention in R ale ig h . Canton High's Beta Club is affiliated with the National Beta Associ- ation. OFFICERS C. Duke. . . ........... President C. Owen . . . . . Vice President S. Boyd . . . ..... Secretary M. Moffitt . . . . . Treasurer THE BLACK BEAR STAFF 5 l 4 Kb-9, fm- Q, 'lb D Well, we've hit another snag! Sometimes, all we hit is snags. Your Black Bear represents many hours of tedious work and planning. It's our sincere wish that you'll enjoy it as much as Anita Herndon, Charles Duke, Cynthia Clark, Charles Owen, Sue Boyd, Mrs. Messer, Anna Jean Sharp, Lynn Vance, and Rebecca Chappell did giving it to you. Webb, R. Wheeler, P. Powell, D. Price, E. Franklin, D W1ggins. K. Cole, J. Morgan, B Pace. D. Sharp, B. Smath- ers R. Cable. The WHITTLER'S CLUB meets and just whittl e s and whittles and whittles. Some of their carved mules are so life like you expect them to winney . . . Whitt1ing's an excellent pastime and nerve settler . . . Join up! R I S T A N F 3 ,K ,, 1 ., in , 'S 1, NH .-'. 4,5 . gf?.g,zf., I ,V .. I 3 I F Y I O C U E Mrs. Morris, Mrs. Mitchell, sponsors, J. Bottoms, program chairmang C. T R Duke, president, S. Hill, secretaryg S. Robertson, reporter. H S I -- Though we may waver, He remaineth steadfast, And all his words are sure: From everlasting unto everlasting His promises endure. --- Selected C. Taylor, C. Jordon, P. Willis, J. Anderson, M. Freeman, S. Burrell, M. Keener. C. Phipps, D. Kirkpatrick, S. Whiteside, W. Huffman, M. Edwards, P. Rathbone, J. Hyde, L. Pressley. P. Stroupe, M. Robinson, M. Pressley, B. Towe, J. Fish, J. Pace, J. Williams, M. Hudson. R. Wheeler, K. Cole, W. Hipps, M. Stepp, C. Hall, G. Kirkland, P. Johnson. C. Coleman, J. Haney, M. Burch, C. Calloway, C. Newman, J. Hall, L. Banks, E. Kyle, B. Fish. M. Moffitt, C. Dayton, J. Wilson, A. Deweese, M. Rector, N. Carr, S. Scott, P. Blankenship. P. Harrell, M. Cogburn, J. Crisp, P. McE1rath, S. Allen, B. Summey, A. Ledford, S. Robertson. THE CHRISTIAN YOUTH ORGANIZATION is Canton High's largest organization. Its aim is to show how Christian ideals and principles enable students to cope satisfactorily with every day problems. Programs this year have consisted of speakers who have shown how Christian attitudes can be embodied in the different professions and walks of life. , K. Stroupe, B. Ledford, D. Murr, E. Wilson, E. Scott, W. Hipps, B. Smather s. D. Cornan, W. Bumgardner,R.Rhinehart,G.Swanger, D. Price, M. Clark, J. Swanger, D. Robinson, L. Kuyken- dall. R. Guy, T. Scroggs, E. Franklin, T. Moore, C. Webb, T. Price, P. Powell, B. Pace. J. Pace, A. Sharp, L. Zachery, L. Smathers. M. Teague, F. Hendrix, S. Hill, R. Cable, T. Hardin. 83 rr -.. -. .-., w T at I I x h, L. Balm N. Taylor, M. Sorrells, B. Gosnell, J. Gosnell, D. Grahl, A. Medford, B. Hardin, A. Ivester. G. Varner, D. Robinson, M. Scott, J. Burrus, J. Rose, M. Clark, F. Miller, J. Patton. P. Fish, D. Silver, P. McE1rath, G. Bumgardner, N. Revis, J. Morgan, J. Jones, R. Connard. CHRISTIAN YOUTH ORGANIZATION fa- ef V- B. Barton, J. Hill, E. Jenkins, G. Cogburn, M. Bull. S. Trantham, J. Thomason, L. Vance, L. Smith, N. Barnes, S. Young, A. Banks, C. Treadway. L. Duckett, J. Clark, C.Rikard, W. Davis, G. Pace, S. Mason, P. Miller, G. Cagle. J. Burnette, H. King, A. Hawkins, L. Carver, J. Paxton, J. West, F. Saunders, R. Scarboro, V. Trotter. R. Owen, C. Henderson, M. Herndon, A. Herndon, S. Boyd, P. Parker 'K. McCracken, J. Elliott S. Moore, S. Jones, J. Taylor, S. Rhyrner, W. Williams, D. Greene, Berrong, C. Wiggins. A Freeman, J. Wilkinson, J. Sechrest, S. Harnrick, P. Clark, W. Wor , J. Srnathers, J. Miller J. Farmer, E. Trantharn, B. Blankenship, B. Carson, C. T Case, J. Gaddy, E. - 4 ,-Q 1 IQ... -., . be 11, ,X i ' ,ge r 5.3. aa .K 1 15 Q -2 . ,pi 5, X lf Q. i W ,V . .A-Q L. Clark, L. Clark, V. Wgren, J. Thompson, B. Stephenson, D. Price, J. Williams. L. Paxton I D. Barnette, M. Kirkland, R. Brock, D. Sprinkle, D. Boone, T. Metcalf, C. Williams. J. Johnson, L. Jones, J. McCracken, R. Deweese, L. Hampton, N. Ford, G. Sheppard, D. Cochran, M. Meuse, L. Hipps. I NOP ' .CARAT 'IIA L. Whitted, J. Johnson, Z. Pressley, G. Williams, C. Mann, G. Soesbee, G. Downs, R. Morgan Morgan, G. Robertson, E. Brown, B. Yates, C. Gates, M. Worley. J. Powell, M. f 'QI' C.Hicks, S. Sheppard, K. Fisher, R.Ray, M. Welte, J. Trantharn, T. Swaim, B. Stewart. J. Grahl, B. Sledge, F. Jackson, K. Lowe, P. Wilson, C. Owen, E. StePP, R. Stewart. D. Cook, B. Paxton, L. Owenby, G. Devlin, J. Case, J. Rhinehart, P. Liner, D. Brookshire, E. Pilkington. CHRISTIAN YOUTH ORGANIZATION C. Devlin, R. Anderson, J. Bottoms, A. Swanger, M. Burnette, S. Chambers, C. Kindchi. S Shuler, R. Lernmons, W. Thompson, J. West, L. I-Iyarns, D. Pless, M. Dayton, B. Payne. B. Fox, S. Pressley, S. Haynes, C. Holland, L. Greene, N. Pressley, N. Cordell, A. Ivester. V. Brown, G. Parham, G. Kyle, J. Bonham, L. Israel, S. Smith, P. Holcombe, B. Trantham. YT ,f f. f T. Haynes, J. Allen, H. Matthews, C. Duckett, J. Bottoms, C. Duke. R. Hall, M. Kaplan, C. Owen, E. Stepp. A. Neal, R. Williamson, J. Wilkinson. M. Stepp, J. Kaplan, B. Hardin, T. Scroggs, D. Cochran, C. Williams, B. Boone. MIK., . AMW OFFICERS C. Duke . . Secretary-Treasurer J. Bottoms. . . . Vice-President C. Owen. . . . . . . . . . President A group of the Key Club members c aught in a lighter moment--- , wi Q Qgglgsgijy. ,fm 3 -P' o The OCTET snapped hoisting a tune. A. Neal, J. Wilkinson, E. StePP, C. Owen, C. Duke, D. Cochran, M. Stepp, J. Bottoms. .ef ff , THE KEY CLUB Canton I-Iigh's KE Y C LUB is made up of boys who have demonstrated qualities of leadership, physical fitness, scholarship, and personal in- tegrity. Members strive to render service to their school, their com- munity, and to their sponsor, the Kiwanis Club. Key Club members are trained to take their place as leaders in the world of tomorrow. 87 We may live without friendsg We may live without booksg But civilized man cannot live without cooks .... He may live without love, - What is passion but pining? But where is the man That can live without dining? OFFICERS Miss Bailey ........... Sponsor M. Dayton . . . ..... Reporter R. Morgan . . ..... Treasurer M. Cogburn . . . .Parliamentarian G. Kyle . . . . . .Vice-President X, l b , i '7 V. Brown, B. Ensley, J. Taylor, G. Bumgardner. llfli S Yew f , Q A5 fr A v- -Q IW. The F.H,A. Club chose as its project this year the raising of enough money to visit Williams- burg, Virginia, in June. Some of the membe r s did special projects. Those who finished their s ewing proj e ct s, skirts and blouses, made the scraps into doll clothes which were sold at Christmas. One girl's mother had bought a new cashmere coat which was too long and had to be cut off. From the scraps, a beautiful fitted doll coat was made. Stuffed animals were also made and sold at Christmas. 88 4 xi' E Moore, D. Taylor, F. Boydston, D. Price, T. Wright, G. Pace, M. Keener, Miss Hinton, sponsor. J Henderson, Mr. Nave, sponsor, B. Smith, D. Price, H. Matthews, S. Burrell, N. Burch. OFFICERS H. Matthews . . ...... President J. Henderson .... . . . .Vice-President G. Pace .... . . . . . . . . . . . Secretary M. Keener, D. Price ..... Song Leaders The 4-H CLUB 'S program of training farm youth in the Art of Living is one of train- ing in e c ono mic , social, physical, and spiritualgrowth. This club affords oppor- tunities which enable boys and girls to grow into inforrned and useful citizens equipped to aptly assume places of responsibility in the community and state. im.W-Mm: ff ' ..-xv OFFICERS are: S. Boyd, president, B. Devlin V1C6 presid t Walker M - en 3 J. Mason, social chairman, Mrs. , r. Ward, advisorsg C. Phipps, secretary, A. Medford, program chairmang J. Wilde, treasurer. THIS YEAR THE FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA S. Dixon, N. Carr M Sh , . eppard, C. Gates, P. Medford, M. Jenkins, B. Yates, J. Miller, M. Hall. YZ? Q Sing l A Banks D Kirkpatrick, J. Morgan, P J Miller, S. Mason, C. Treadway, G. Cag e. . , . P e, C. Henderson, P. Clark, G. Cannon. B'uchannan, W. Davis. G. ac 'Y N X 1 H, v, X, 4 af XY XWWX .V ii, Nil. ' ,Q gi 'Y ., ,f gg ffflff t fe' mr s WH 'iw MN W ,J 6550 -, 'Z '--fx-5 ' Z K? is S at e d with the is for the first time affili national organization. P r o g r a m s have consisted of prominent Canton business men being the speaker s . . . Everybody dressed up for the initiation ceremony and party . . . The dinner at the S and W Cafe- teria was a s u c c e s s . . .'And the spring picnic! . . . In March, representatives attended the state convention in Asheville for the year's activities was . . . Money obtained through the sale of Black Bear tag s and C hristrnas corsages. .saw L. Hipps M Welte N T l , . , . ro ley, R. Morgan, B. Lime. M. Teague, L. Zachery, J. Patton, L. Smathers, G. Downs, S. Hill. A. Clark, L. Vance, B. Sledge, D. Cochran, H. King, A. Hawkins, M. Hefner. A. Kinken, B. Sledge, J. Williams, J. Bottoms, B. Moore, R. Williamson, N. Barnes, C. Trantham A. Sharp, S. Young, M. Edwards, G. Cooper, S. Nicholls J ' , . Taylor, R. Harkins, B. Medlin. S? Ei i Our photographer caught the R. J. Reverly FUTURE TEACI-IER'S CLUB celebrating with a picnic. The purpose of this club, which is one of the school's most active groups, is to encourage exceptional students to enter the te a ching profession. Two of its outstanding enterprises were the National EducationWeek chapel and radio program and the chapel program in honor of Horace Mann. The faculty tea and open house bespeak of the members' sociability. Deleg at e s always attend the state convention. Officers are: A. Kinken, pre sidentg M. Moffitt, vice-president, P. Childers, secretaryg Childers, secretary, C. Coleman, treasurer f M, - V gf . Q '12 L,,:,192ib9Q.. ,. MWA Mm ' NW z lt Y ' '- K X x nr if 'I I i X2 X! ,Si It 's AME Nxt N f r S. Nicholls, J. Jones, J. Taylor, R. Harkins, B. Medlin, J. Williams, Miss Johnson, M. Edwards, N. Barnes, M. Herndon, A. Kinken, J. Allison, M. Stepp, B. Briggs, F. Miller, S. Allen, R. Willi- amson, B. Patton, S. Young, C. Coleman, M. Patton, J. Kinsland, P. Childers, C. Duckett. f ' J HW 55- if-Ll '...uflEliK41'12G3,i,i.1 .1H'Uw , . Metcalf, J. Pruett, S. Westmoreland, B. Paxton, J. Wil- liams, L. Jones, L. Paxton, R. Briggs, M. Welte, B. Rodgers. M. Fish, A. Deweese, J. Gosnell, S. Rh , . ar- rell, P. Parker, K. McCracken, J. Kirkland. Iiwiifxvimmv f.. . J. Wilkinson T ymer, B. Towe, L. Banks P H G. D J. 3011115031 d L Whltted, 9 C Mann . N. For da ' , 1 E' Brown, 1. G 'bS1X:cFnPgfNeWYT1an' V. wzarllg?-ess1eYv A' Beal R0 6 ' ' G. e se, Williams' R- Dewe W a dead language? The LATIN CLUB keeps on the move . . . First, the film strip on Mr. Pressley's European stay . . . Then, the a s s embly program and initiation . . . the Christmas pro- gram on Roman Christmas customs ho contends Latin is ' . . . the purchasing of film strips on myths . . . the program on Roman foods . . . the delegates journeyed to the convention at Raleigh . . . the Latin Club Week climaxed by the Who contends Roman banquet . . . Latin is a dead language? M -2 ., 72 if- 2 . -.1 ' A it s Q Q Q bi 'L lie T 2 1 LQ ff L-1' .W ax Ni s 4, gf! 2- J: 2 J, 'wfff J. Patton, R. Brock, M. Hefner, M. Bull, T. Moore, A. Allison, J. Kaplan, G. Cooper, R. Hall, E. Jenkins, M. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS J. Thomason Program Chairman S. Robertson I A Secretary B. Lime Parliamentarian y B. Sledge, A. Clark Sergeant-At-Arms Mrs. Cathey Sponsor J. Kilpatrick Vice- Pr e sident J. Allen Pre sident The Turkish Dance from Latin Day of 3 , ,, nf 3' my , 'Uv' A W HGH WSW? Members are: W. Hipps, J. Kaplan, C. Hall, D. M urr. A. Herndon, J. Harris, E. Stepp, G. Green, D. Price. B. Jones, G. Cogburn, E. Franklin, J. Morgan, C. Webb. C. Clark, A. Neal, J. Pace, G. Swanger. OFFICERS: T. Best, president, T. Price, treasurer, Miss Gillis, sponsor, B. Pace, secretary-condoned A. Cathey's making up of J. Thomason as R. Ray, program chairman, gave implicit directions. The purpose of the DRAMATICS CLUB is to study the history of the drama and the selection, casting, staging, producing, cos- tuming, and make-up necessary for a play. Thepre sentations this year Why Be Late? , Fair Exchange , and The Other Shepherd were unusually well received. Scene from the The Other Shepherd ' W mg - . - . , .. , ,mf ,lin -,Q-.. L I B R A R Y C L U B 5 ,I Q 'ii 3 ff zvlfm' V I' WE llylylx W N l I 9 Members are: E. Hall, E. Scott, N. Pressley, S. Burrell, A. Swanger, M. Timmons, M. Keener, J. Burrus. W. Williams, E. Trantham, D. Owen. The Library Club attended the western district meetings of the NCHSLA and the state convention in Raleigh. At the regular club meetings, pro- grams consisted of discussions of new books, ofa state library club news- paper, of North Carolina authors, and of planned visits to nearby public libraries. Other subjects discussed during the year were duties of library assistants and of opportunities in the library profession. OFFICERS are: J. Case, treasurerg H. Johnson, reporter, M. Dayton, president, C. Hooper, vice-presidentg P. Carson, secretary, sponsor, Miss Snyder. C Gonna give you barley, Carrots and pertatters, Pasture fer the cattle, - - - - '- fll A ' wawmwwamwmmwu . , .. ' , M Wtw-mammtaav' L, Spinach and terrnaters -1' ,'-' 7 r I 1 '- .Mggymww.ww,sT...w.mw,.a.,M.,:.t.J ,, -' S f-Ti' The OCTET spends many hours perfectlng harmony 1n thelr numbers before they appear 1n assembly or before c1v1c clubs Members are S Westmoreland A Cathey J Thomason J Patton P1an1st M Edwards A Neal G Cooper K Hyatt, B Patton Mr Pressley Mr Ell1S dlrectors . , 3 Q fu-K N7 .--1 Yi' 'sara 'NL' in QA 'fs .f f- Q. fig ,f-at iQV'iiq j s 1---S' Q N These mirthful BUS DRIVERS look as if through wind and cold and sleet they'd just delivered, without mishap and on schedule, their last load of education seekers. These drivers are to be commended for their excellent record in safety. E. Wilson, B. Scott, K. Stroupe. J. Johnson, D. Robinson. L. Kuykendall, W. Scott. F. Sheppard, J. Gaddy. B. Patton, P. Wilson, J. Ferguson, B. Moore, R. Wheeler, T. Best, A. Herndon. P. Childers, J Queen, B. Briggs, J. Allison, M. Clark, J. Swofford, R., Chappell. J. Clark, A. Sharp, F. Miller J. Jones, C. Dayton, W. Phillips, D. Price. N. Barnes, J. Williams, A. Kinken, S. Nicholls, C Coleman, S. Young, B. Pace. 1 ' M O O ,f B S. P B T :ll ! ,V 4 I 7' 'W . ff f ' f fl, If ff, , J , 1' 4' 2 fa. N-.Xt w , I R l I fl 1 ff 1 C if ,f.,, ff ,N ,W 'fl flu We ,f KEN' ,iff N ..,, ,H , ffl it X X K wx L f , x H- M, , 'fyf M U!! w I f x Q X I Y f Briggs . Nicholls OFFICERS President . . . . . Vice-President Childers. . . . .... Secretary Patton . . . . . . . . .Treasurer Best. . . . . Social Chairman M The JUNIOR CIVITAN is a citizenship club, de s ig n e d to ferret out those with leadership qualities and to give them train- ing in positions of leadership. Mr. Allen is the faculty sponsor. 101 BETA CLUB'S QUEEN OF HEARTS Barnes Y WK H333 Gail Cogburn Judy Henderson Helen Johnson Sandra Robertson Bobby Pace Jim Brown Robert Clark Bobby Nanney QUEEN OF HEARTS, ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS Madeline Dayton Judy Williams Clara Rikard Henrietta King Janice Williams Calvin Cook Tom Price Joe Clark Robert Palen Charles Williams vcr! Annex 'i an . . gi' . X R, .U f -J A' ff , x W., FQ f -5 A f A A R A 'fx iss . K Q I X V' A X 'QU ji! f' a ,V A , 'wx f 'W' LW ' 'A' v ' 5 A , j Qty . ,k V. ., . M F ' ' V' -. ,,, . 2 n in 1 -f K ar' Q , Q In fe. I L h T. Y gn. , ,. ' ., 21. ' V5 A ' -A Q 53? ,FA . 4 .,, ef mf Q , hung is A ,xx . W ,J 541, .WA V1 R We ' -or psi 5, X . .X fx X , 'Eff' G W4 in ' Y rw .,r, 7, w?' K , ?' 1 K km we 51 A 4 4 s, A I My fi- ,A W , ig ,as 4'- WM 'qffjf V' ' - Aff' 5 3 if in mn f vw gs 'Y' V XP My N W , ., ' s,,T., ww' -- Yr, A'-5523 ' 'UN 59. fts- 5 W, Am .n9 X f H X vm , A , X., , ,, W' Qu- ,sm 3 as , vt xx 5 N. J R 'EX K X - 'X X: V x L- X my N Y.. f 4 9' -6 Rf ,, ,, Q K , V ' '1 .Vi f i n 'HA g x W fd ,QA -if f ?2 1 . VJ ' - ' ' 'J s V Lv A 'Q 3 ,' K at 1 ,I M ,, w v , Q M .Q A A' Q ,f f QW , Ay 'Q R N .' ' ' 3 X There are wounds to be healed, there are breaks we must mend, . . . There's the game of life to be played. And the man in the road by the side of his friend C 4, ANNR3 1 Is the one who has a story to be relayed. MGH N -X , dig g Fi Q 1 ff' 2 x, Z lr , fx ff- ! fl .wiv . Y-JJ. A ,,!' 4 4 4555 , ' '4 I VN -A 1, ,aw . X 1 , f 1 e f y 58, 7 X K ff ' Xin' 11 X - 6 N W Q , A R X 'E N N X f 'N-wh ee E3 7 K E x x' X In L ' a Fx R, X- x,v. ' gig' e .y,e j T if f lj ' ffl!! y , :Q f J! 1,4-v YL .gf VX: Q 3' l N, . . y y' e Q . ,V y ng f e ,,yy P ky U, W Xfa ' 4:0 1- L-rf , 4 aj'- ,h I Wif e Mx f W7 , In ,,,, J N XX 'ff' gl EU jf 5 12 15' ' H 45,1 If 44 f'- ' ,V . 4 Q Viv ,Ji . x 4 72,0 b V fw Q ' QNX X Q 7 f T , X 1' we N!! ,Aff N ii fx ,,1. y e' ' FY ef yi ik wwlqm, yf. 'x. T .N Nx XMI, X 1 Qi X 'ffl 'X Xxx, K x 'S , 1 mf' F if A-if fx' C ' 1' iff ' 4,-- f f y 1, f' 22' eg f f X 'Q Sax X ' x XX 71 i . ? 1 XXX K. I A x X X e .Q f K Ah fx O 4 5 ' 5' x Nw-eff! 'Q . 4 ,Arpt A 1 . x - l '-- , if A A 12-N- A-52356. ,ffl 3 A? xvjfv' .2 Eff-, 'W fefl 5 5 ?i?52:Zj T N - X - -SYM V I ., QQ X 1 K QNX QA x - U , xx- X F ff X x X X! ,Q rilxxy V, I ff' fzfifi f N 5... 'mf' ' wllrzqt .Z 'Y Z' Members are: L. Worley, M. Hefner, J. Jones, S. Shuler, S. Trantham, M. Edwards, J. Stephenson, W.Phillips, F. Miller. R. Briggs, D. Watkins, T. Israel, J. Nelson, D. Cochran, M. Herndon, D. Patton, Mr. Pressley. D. Cochran, B. Kearse, R. Ray, J. Grahl, G. Bumgardner, S. Smith, L. Greene, J. Wilson. D. Greene, P. McElrath, P. Fish, A. Jorgensen, R. Hall, R. Connard, J. Crisp L. Cooper, J. Patton. J. Baity, R. Patton, J. Trull. L. Morgan, B. Lime, K. Hyatt, J. Henderson, B.Sledge, L. Jones, J. Allison, L. Clark. G. Cooper, S. Westmoreland, P. Williams, L. Paxton J.Hill, T. Hampton, S. Robertson, J. Thomason, C. Duckett. W. Hipps, J. Hurley, T. Stanley, A: Neal. The BAND, unde r the direction of Mr. Wayne Pressley, performed ably at football half- times. They entertained the various grammar schools during the school year, paraded on special occasions, appeared in assembly, and peaked the year by a splendid rendition in the spring concert. 106 The MAJORETTES spent hours pe rfe cting their routines Ihey strutted twirled bowed pranced, stepped, flipped, and danced These comely lassies added eolor and charm to the band's performances and were entirely capable of commanding attention on their own Jean, Judy, Mitzi, fu! 'N gs, QA g.i. , , . ly az- LL V Q W Q - . ,J .V W, 1 5-an ky- 1,13 L 1 .W .L,k, I 1 , F' - W ' f 5 , . F 3 5 ' , ,ff ll 'ffrffl' Wm., . H A , 1 ,,,' WM f r, 5. iw? -, . .f ffrf-u'.f.f,.'2f3F . S -L, ' , L N - f' Y - :wp , ' N, , ' 1 an . 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',lf',g-fflg -W f 7, .,.,.g,,f'ff'r3 5 Q, A My wig' ' P ENDS AND Boyd Allen, Cliff Brookshire, Don Garrison R. Wheeler, P. Wilson, J. Pace, D' Brown, BACKS '58 BLUE RIDGE CO M. Paxton, D. Price, T. Williams, B. Pace, C. Duke, F. Cable, J. Rhea, D. Price, T. Price, M. Clark, W. McClure, D. Wiggins. Mfg ini-1 .4 .,.f. m FYM. f.. . wi- ff. , WF km. 7 W., L, oriwgglwg 1 Li 1 fQy5f'3f ,MVLQZ .Q ' . 1'fi?f:ii. T ,Z . x . ' ,: A 1-els ,-,,,,. . 'hh , ,, , . Le.-gk 9 an F 4 - 7 ug: A 1' I -slit 1 5 , ii i ' CENTERS L Paxton, R. Brock, D Sprmkle B Lowe ERENCE CHAMPIONS K. Lowe, B Smathers, T Best, J HaTT1S, J Ferguson, D Math1s, M Patton, P Powell J Bolden, F. Jackson, T Holland km X' 5 6, Canton High's Black Bears pulleda big surprise in football this year. Early in the season,views were pessimistic about our chances this year. Suddenly, Canton walked away with the first two games, outwitting Bethel 21-7 and Enka 14-O. Spirits soared. But now the Bears were face to face with Brevard. A jammed andpacked stadium of expectant spectators remembers this hard fought game as the most exciting one of the season. Fans won't soon forget the field goal gamble and the last half touchdown which eked out Canton's 9-7 victory. The Bears g alloped on to beat Waynesville Z1-6. In the next two w e ek s the Bears defeated Asheville School and Blue Ridge by the same s co r e s of 27-O. Canton's winning streak was dampened when Hendersonville held us to a 13-13 tie game. The next w e e k in non- conference play Waynesville embarassed Canton witha score of 7-O, and two weeks later Lee Edwards subdued the Bears 13-O. On November ll, the coaches of the Blue Ridge Conference met to pick the representative in the District Eight playoffs. Canton was it! B efo r e hundreds of cheering fans, the Bears trampled Murphy 34-14. Midst cheers and shouts and rahs and much fanfare, the hopeful Bears took off all braced to me e t Mye r s Pa r k. But alas! When the final whistle sounded, Canton's gallant Bears, out-weighed and rain-soaked, were out-classed 14-6. Thus ended this fo otball season-with a record of eight victories, one tie, three defeats, and the distinction of being Blue Ridge Conference Champions. Ernest Stepp f A E. , . 'N 74 'G,+.l 343ti-Q51 lg ,,-ti, l,'VN ii! L fa ,Lal ,riff-2555 N , .'f7wx as V-,f2:'xgt 2 9:2 fl: fl if ' .-, aj- 'R 'Q , e gg - 12. ,,m'.K,,,-U, spit' 110 Canton Blue Ri dge 0 Canton 1 Enka ff D5 Canton Waynes ville 6 S Van Q Wfeigs nh QW. I ' Canton 6 Myer s Park 14 -'X' 111 Canton Hender sonville 13 GIRLS BASKETBALL TEA - BLACK BEAR E 'Y if A Z Q1 -. fe L A LBL.L L A ZL L zgfbz 5 ,W on LL L, Q,JkL,n W V,, at M1 L,-' 112 Julianne Wilson, Linda Duckett, Linda lark, Shirley Young, C t y Hender son, Pa d Ju ng: eeli Kn se, June ee CW aD ertson, Rit ob Sandra R ch' Don Garrison, 03, g:C . Standin tt rrett, Barbara Sco Su ps. Phip son, Carmen 611 ard, Jean Steph lara Rik illips, C Ph da Taylor, Wan BLACK BEAR'S VARSITY AND JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM ggsr aplan, T. Scro ling: B. Sledge, B. Pace, B. Boone, R. Reeves, J. K ee , M. Wilson. Kn Roberts anager, J. IH 6 hir .-. Coach Brooks Standing : en, D. Price, R. Williams. Ow J. Collett, T. Best, C. m Cantonl-Iigh's Black Bears had a stran e b k g as etball season. They opened the season by de- feating .Biltmore 48-42 and lost the second game to Enka. An exciting tie game with two over- time periods, Enka triumphed 48-42. In Canton's s e c ond game with Enka, the Black Bears in the last seconds rallied to win by a score of 46-43. Canton was defeated twice in re 1 gu ar season by Hendersonville and Waynesville. The Bears defeated Clyde and Biltmore twice. One of the most 1 h . p easant upsets came when the Bears, after aving been beaten by a fantastic score in their first encounter, defeated Reynolds 54-45. This was the first year that the Black Bears coped with Western Carolina College's freshmen. The Bears led until the last few minutes when they succumbed. In the first round of District Eight play, C anton was defeated by Swain 53-52. They were trailing 27 points at the end of the third periodbut rocketed to lose by only one point. In Blue Ridge Conference play, Canton defeated Brevard 56-51. This was a ridiculous upset, for two brave lads, Wilson and Roberts, who had not played all season, trailed out the game. The score keeper also reported in and contributed to the win. The next night the Bear quints ended their season when they bowed to Hendersonville 50-79. From the standpoint of experience, the Black Bear lassies had a profitable season. Their wins actually outshone any team of recent years. No one on the starting team was a senior, thus, this year was a training period for things yet to come. The J'.V,'s had an enviable record for the season. They received only two defeats, both from Hendersonville. The J.V,'s entered the Blue Ridge Conference and met the Bear-kittens in their first game. They won 44-40. They went on to defeat Bethel 51-46 to win the Blue Rid e Conference championship. S Five Canton players made All Blue Ridge Conference: Richard Williamson, Shirley Young, Sandra Robertson, Rudy Reeves, and Ross Kilpatrick. Ernest Stepp iff 7 ff sm! W' X! i ' x ., ,X x Y ,X 855, x Q,-,A sw Q ,Vw ,L . V V Ayr S, E ,K E ,, :Yi is I si 'Q if wi: sw. 25 5 Q, wi. fi The romba, the comha, the jitter-bug, too- Conie on team-we're yelling for you! Ah' one! Ah' two! Ah' three! And Ah' four! Come on team- let'S try it once more. The romba, the comba, the jitter bug, too Come on team-We're yelling for you! gywzffvw,-wav S , . .. V, ,, , 1 f 1. x , ' 4 - n sf f , - gi? x 'faixxg 1 R X, hx gi ax' 2. ' a . 1, x Z! , , x , , J, X ry .- E 'xxx 1 ,XL ,A 'X XA RK x X .N X 'V lx . f XR Q. 74 -XR N, LX N 'SA K ,K l N x , tl ! . V A V xxx X. V - x Xxx 1, A ,KV -al. if . .f -Q fr. .N sg ft k. ,I 9 ,iw , X x'i 4g5K fL.fu'gz.!'w.:St,Bf , Q CHEERLEADERS Anna Jean, Jackie, Nancy, Linda, Anita, Mickey, Judy, Barney, Charles and Joe perk up our spirits when we're losing and fill us with pride when we' winning. They play the game just as hard as the scrapping teams on the fields and courts. 115 .3 ii sf? A , ,1 .w 1. ,,., -f-- W .- ,. V ,, ,, , . . .. . , , , , x ' 1 .K x A . SEV 5 ? f-2'-? i qi' av e syss ff' of , '1-,4 1-fi-1' l ggi' tv as , mg, 5 2 37 . .K iw.-Qngfnfv A 3 f 465' Q 91 we 1 S11 f 'dr my 9.0 Q K K - 19 -vin Kms? 5 V wav, . ,xv ' 1 ,.v.'n',49 m ff, . . ,Q 5 O 52, Q: a l 'nil is making akeen showing among themselves. Schools roundabout are noting the Bear's adeptness and we're wagering a successful season for them, Members are: Charles Owen, Jim Wilkinson, Charles Duke. 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Rathbone, Owner Congratulations to The Senior Class of 1958 WELLS FUNERAL HOME BLANTONS 7-'W 'fA N X TRAINING -Ma, COURSES of STUDY f- U Q5 i . 2 rigging WOMEN: Medical Secretarial: lfvecu- K Qi' K -fi coils? rixe Secretarial: Legal Secretarial: ki' C 11:x iplere Buniness. -5-lil: AfC1lUDIiHj1, Zi .ind Office Machines: Higher Account- ing and Business Administration: Umor U 'lirzuffic Management - riff For Our New Cllluluq BUSINESS COLLEGE T' AND TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT SCHOOL us COLLEGE sr. mm. me As:-u-:vu.u:. r4.9 NANTAHALA HARDWARE Your Frigidaire Dealer Canton, North Carolina H i 1 PATTON AND MORGAN INSURANCE CO. 1 M1-8-2632 CANTON ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE Compliments of i COMPANY , ' CENTRAL BARBER SHOP We Sell the Best and Service the Rest 1 3 Carrol Warren, Owner 109 Main St. MI-8-3597 1 i NICHOLLS CLOTHING STORE i JOHN GRAHAM STORE 1 111 Main Street MI-8-2582 I Wearing Apparel For the Family MEDFORD FARM FLORIST 1 Special Service For Students 113 Main Street F We Teach your do11ars more Sense l ,,..-0- ' in .fl ,bf u -Q :M R gz' 5 if ' -vf':-: W .FF 4 3 -' :Fifa S5 is W Ed I , 2 ff , gakfkzmi ig az f, -sg H 514 53 fbi' -if 46' Y S :L F ,vin 5' 3 gh M K .fl M, 'wx f . 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Yi: .1 M 325 , 41 Q, Congratulations to Our Favorite Seniors SMATHERS FUEL Oll CO. M1 8-3981 Clyde Street Canton North Carolina Compliments of HUDSON'S WINNER'S MI 8-3634 141 Main Street Compliments of WU MLM r N CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME BROOKS AND CHARM 3 4 FURNITURE CO. Canton Waynesvi 1 MI 8-3535 GL 6- 5 I I f STILES , Compliments of Stationary and Office JOYCE WARREN Supply Store MI 8-3998 MI 8-3327 Canton, North Carolina w PIDGEON VALLEY FLORIST Ml 8-6637 Canton, North Carolina IDEAL BILLIARD PARLOR Canton, North Carolina CAROLINA CLEANERS Pick Up and Delivery Service 70 Main Street Best Wishes HAYWOOD REALTY AND INSURANCE CO. L v J QQ z'1Q fw -f 'Gi ai ,A J' E N' Ei K K :af J ?f 'w Pl: VY ai 1 ., .. 3-Q Q 3 N , s xj fi? . JM , - I 3 , 1 5 , 1 , 1 Q 4 ? E' Q 5 N f X . . ' 551 1 -mm -' A .. X at Y 'A I N559 L 'nv ,S f 1 -Q ,Q X, m A f f , -f uv.. 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SQ. ifx Y Compliments of WE LL'S ESSO Compliments of MI 8-9830 Clydemd COMMUNITY GROCERY Compliments of Open Day and Night CHAMPION CUT RATE DRUG STORE MI 8-6754 Prescription Specialists MI 3-2892 Corner of Main and North Main 147 Main Street Best Wishes to the Class of 1958 AMERICAN ENKA CORPORATION Producers of Jetspun Filament and Staple Rayon w-3 - E N . v' X, SWS, .,.. ,. ,K A- -- rn, -: . f w - Q V A SK. Q L 'nk' , . W' Jw wk, gi X I 7 :jf K K, ' M- Q' of Q5 Q ,E-S Jig. , if f , fi .1 0 1 5 K - is vi ww A ., Q, i-.. ,Luk uf, .KE 5 , QM K W fl -A li, ' A rw! fx I b y . r 'f7laM1A1fj,A,,'Wf.,-- 1 , .,.....,:,-,,, 9 ' A Q, V K 5 Y - , M 3 3 'F A G 2 ' ,Al f flfffzi. , ,, b W X f?,g'.m?,::Q..a wi nl ' 5 .aim f. if fi, all . 4 r I .-.4 Ji' 2 as in 'A 'Ev ,,-Z w f' f f J' 'gl ,kg-,. F' il X Z I gk! v 'Z K ,.,j.. ,k., K ' Lf x , 1 ' ,A ,., A S ,,,, , . V 5. 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Gypsum Products MI-8-3873 30 Clyde Street Canton, North Carolina X THE OWL DRIVE-IN Short Orders and French Fries Open 8A, M. - 12 P. M. COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Asheville, North Carolina. BRANSON MOTOR COMPANY Imperial, Chrysler, Dodge, and Plymouth MI 8-2325 41 Main Street GR EGOR Y 'S SUPER ESSO SERVICE Road Service - Park Service 127 Park Street CAROLINA SURPLUS STORE Ca.nton's Army Store 129 Main Street MURPHY CHEVROLET CO. Clyde Street Canton, North Carolina Compliments of MYERS CASH GROCERY Complete Food Center MI-8-3543 180 Academy Street Canton, North Carolina CANTON DRUG STORE Ml 8-2388 137 Main Street Canton, North Carolina AUTO PARTS 8: GEAR COMPANY MI 8-3537 Canton, North Carolina CANTON MO TOR CO. Buick Sales and Service MI 8-3561 101 Park Street Compliments of WARREN AND OWEN ESSO Fibreville Road Compliments of SMOKY MOUNTAIN CANDY and VENDING COMPANY 30 Church Street I Canton, North Carolina M4 ,fe Q, Mainz 11,1 M, ,L f 7 , it fi. WA WI 'jf' f B S W1 h e I at 41,01 , j?,!'. ating Seniors jdgfxyl 37 ,ia Class of 19 4 WMQM N gf! W I ' QXXNXXYXO 3. PAY S m W + Q1 a i x 2 6 Sze, The Champion Paper and Fibre Company C Y I Nde- w x , ' ' ,.-.132 -. M. 'W Mm 'Num Aw. sf 'Q '19- i N41 . A lii w L Md . li xx x ' 1' ? W we ,V minus. .f 3 A me -- 4 K 1 5 K r mi S 2 b ffl Wg' irw. fu? ,Ts W gm 1 A f 'H . QE J ji 5 l as 5' 2 Q Q 4 3 ,As M vu V: mfg N-Q-.M Vnkr , fx is W mg? , is ' X ri 4? ' KE ,Q , -Q.. nk 4 ww ix ,km ffsfi QW .A K X ns., ,ki 1 ,f-. f-- K3 . 4 ff-P-grub. i,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,- V Am. A-34 1M'N lPf High among Carolina's mountains 'Neath a sky of blue, Nobly stands old Canton High School, Loyal strong and true. Alma Mater, hail to thee! Now thy name we bless. Hail to thee, Old Canton High School! Hail to C.I-I.S.! Q if , lil a :-. . ., he H :' 4 M 'Bl ':- ,.. ,. '-S' f 4 : K 2? 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