Central High School - Pemican Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1954 volume:

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W M ' X , FFF ECE ,N KT M ,....,..b-Q NEW .1ikKw, iigh school aoint, north carolina 954 jane marlette editor-in-chief kitty marsh assistant editor shirley miller business manager george honeycutt photographer louise tapp adviser we dedicate this l954 pemican to those who have been the key influences in our lives all through - - ars-our teachers. with their help, we hav risen from dou tful, unce i primary student o confident,'i 1 with the - ition to strive f world. th ave outlined for us a s - : I - an promising future. so, to o ve so generously shared their knowle of hard work with us, we humbly - - at annual, for t ey truly hold e key to our future. ,Q ,xx xxx this year the staff of the l954 PEMICAN has chosen as its theme KEYS. we realize that our teachers hold the keys to our future. with these keys we seniors at h.p.h.s. are able to unlock doors to opportunities in every available field of education. we hope this book will hold memories of the treasures that have been unlocked in our days at school, and that it will always be a memento of our carefree days at high point high school. through through through through through the keyhole the keyhole the keyhole the keyhole the keyhole CWM administration classes activities athletics features here at high point high v. ,, Nxt Law! 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WHITLEY Principal of High Point High School Dr. Pruette, now in his second year as Superintendent 'of City Schools, is well known to the students because he was for- merly principal of junior High School. His friendly personality, sincere manner, and his interest in school affairs make him ad- mired and respected by all. Mr. Whitley will always be remembered by the students for his expert management of our school, his concern for the welfare of the students, and his helpfulness in making our high school years the best years of our lives. eepers of the Keys A ,, vw ff 123 Qnuluin. MR, RALPH VANCE Deon of Boys 15 Our capable deans are always ready with advice and guidance for those students who wish to consult with them during the course of the year. Who was absent out of the thirteen hundred enrollment yesterday? They will know, for their duty is checking the attendance every day. The most important thing in a Senior's mind during his last year in high school is his future. Will he go to college? Take up his vocation? The main question is, just where do I go from here?', These questions are answered by our indispensable deans- Miss Anna Mendenhall and Mr. Ralph Vance. MISS ANNA MENDENHALL Deon of Girls Assisted by her girls and by Bruce, Mrs. Iohnsie jackson keeps the office going with her usual skill and efficiency. No matter how busy she is with her numerous tasks, she al- ways has a friendly smile and a cheery hello for everyone. These are the spokes which surround the hub-bub of office business. Standing, left to right Wanna McAnolly, Bruce Clodfelter, Patsy Handy, Marjorie Boyles, Toby Burgess. Kneeling Tiny Neely, Ann Teague. Sitting: Ann Bonner, Patsy Caughman, Lynn Joyce, Carolyn Patton, Mary Webster Smith. 16 F Pl EELS Mrs. Doris Teague keeps our files in order and aids Mrs. jackson in the office. She is especi- ally hclpful in sending to colleges the applica- tions ancl transcripts of seniors. NVhen you consider how much work goes into the keeping of the files and into the sending of transcripts to the colleges, you will realize what a very important part she plays in our lives by keeping the office running smoothly. ll lllllllll ll llll Binding the ties between the school, the community, ond industry is the school board, These High Point citizens ore interested in o better education for young High Pointers. The school board consists of Mr, D. A. Rowley, Mrs. Bloke Thompson, Mr. Williorn A. Tomlinson, Mr. llips R. M. Campbell, and Mr. J. B. Phi pu Miss ELEANOR YOUNG A.B., B.L.I., English, Pointer Editorial Adviser, Department Head Miss LOUISE TAPP A.B., M.A., English, Pemican Adviser Miss LoU1sA HATCH A.B., History, English, Debating Adviser MRS. CLARA P. IIAHRISON A.B., M.A., English Miss GENEVA HIGHFILL A.B., English, Beta Club Sponsor Miss NEARY MCDAvm A.B., M.Ed., English, French MR. ROBERT OUSLEY A.B., History, Swimming Coach Miss NIAY M. NEEADOH B.E., M.A., Social Studies, Department Head 18 THEY HOLD THE KE Mas. Miss M rss Mus. Miss D OUR FUTURE ANNE S. BURTON A.B., M.A., English, Freshman Class Adviser LILLIAN RHODES RUTH GOODMAN A.B., English A.R., English, Speech, Masque and Gavel Sponsor, Chairman of Contests, Senior Play Director ELOISE BEST HAWK A.B., M. Ed., English, Radio Station Adviser lNlAXALYNN MOURANE A.B., M.A., French, Spanish, National Honor Society Sponsor 19 if , Sl Miss LOUISE HUNTER A.B., M.A,, Latin, Mathematics, Student Council Sponsor Nlns. FLORENCE SHAXV B.S., Mathematics, Sophomore Class Adviser Mus. LYDA P. SONVERS A.B., Mathematics, Pointer Business Staff Adviser Miss NIARY IXICINNIS A.B., Science, F.T.A. Sponsor NIR. ROBERT PAYSINGER B.S., Industrial Arts Miss BLANCHE BAZANOS B.S., Science MR. VV. K. XVHITESELL B.S., Industrial Arts MR. KENNETH C. IAIANN B.S., Industrial Arts 20 THEY HOLD THE KE MR. GEORGE CILLIE A.B., M.A., History, Assistant Coach Mus. Dono'r11Y H. W'Hx'rEsELL A.B., M.A., History, Student Store Adviser Miss ELIZABETH LINDSAY A.B., M.A., History, junior Class Adviser Miss IXIADELINE IN1ERRl'I'T BS., Business Education, History Mn. -IAINUSS IIAYWORTH B.A., M. Ed., Science, Physical Education, Assistant Coach O OUR FUTURE 21 MR. BERRYLIAN CUDD A.B., Business Education, Mathematics Mrss RUTH PRICE A.B., Business Education MIss JEAN HEs'rER B.S., Business Education MR. HARRY HENDRICK A.B., M.A., Business Education, Senior Class Adviser, Treasurer PTA MR. A. 1. SIINIEON A.B., Physical Education, Department Head, Head Coach, Monogram Club Adviser MISS VIRGINIA FRANK B.Mus., Orchestra MR. DAVID L. CARTER A.B., Band DR. CHARLES C. TAYLOR A.B., M.A., Ed.D., Vocal Music, Supervisor of Music, Department Head, Allied Youth Sponsor 22 THEY HOLD THE KE O OUR FUTURE Mus. CHRISTINE S. STr:P11mNs B.S., Mathematics Mn. HENRY T. Roum: B.S., M.A., Science, Mathematics M Iss Rosa SXSIITII A.B., Science Mns. Lum: P. Ho1xToN B.S., M.A., Home Economics, Red Cross Adviser M xss M YRLE PEOPLES B.S., Home Economics, F.H.A. Adviser IWIE I 23 MRS. Miss MRS. MRS. MRS. THEY HCJLD THE KEN MARY PALMER B.S., M.A., Physical Education, C.A.A. Sponsor, Cheerleader Adviser NANCY STALEY B.S., Vocal Music, Public School Music BARBARA COBLE B.S., Distributive Education, D.E. Club Adviser MEETA JACKSON Dietitian VERA WALDEN A.B., Latin, I.C.L. Adviser Knot pictured, 24 3 CUR FUTURE MR. A. R. CARR B.S., M.A., Industrial Arts, Mathematics MRS. NANCY K. POSTON A.B., B.S., Librarian, Library Club Sponsor Miss ANNA MEISEL A.B., B.S., Business Education LT. 1. FRANK SHIELDS Driver Training Education Mn. BERNIE S1-1151-'FIELD B.S., Assistant Librarian, Visual Education Director 25 Every student felt that he played an important role in the student government, as these ding- dong dandiesn Dean and David led us valiantly through thick and thinf, This is alliteration but not illiteration, for through their know-how, with the aid of the student adviser, Miss Louise Hunter, they helped polish the keys for a success- ful year. xffef, The Polishers of the Keys Fresh from EI Paso, Texas, Senorita Hunter and Senores Pancoast and Pruette display souvenirs from their trip to the convention of the Southern Association of Student Councils. 26 , f ga.. 'X' A , CWA 'Q- ,Q-X me One of the important keys opening the door to future citizenship is the Upper House. Bottom raw left to right: Glenda Holland, Nancy McNeil, Betsy Burton, Ann Kearns. Top row: Jerry Bullin, Byron Starnes, Eddie Martin, Bill Blair. Another important key opening the door to future citizenship is the Lower House. Bottom row, left to righti Carolyn Guyer, Linda Groorne, Martha Wood, Rosalind Lackey, Evelyn Allred, Betty Lou Hale, Rachel Harmon, Faye Hooker, Pat Upton, Joy Goldsmith, Barbara Burrows Top row, left to right: Pat Russell, Rachel Richardson, Dana Lee Wilkins, Ray Montgomery, Carroll Cooper, Joe Dean, Lee Groome, Albea Chafin, Billy Butler, Chester Haworth, Benny Brown, Lonnie Jackson, Ray Cross. lf. LA., FP! 'Q 'f' 1. ,HP 27 viz: ij w K W. Ni- .W .. -W, ., 9 VA' l' s Mil , A W 4' 1 Wiwfg iii! 3 gi f' E ? f 222 42 M. W 32 V24 Mi.. 14 , w-.5 W4 1 1- 'U!vv-vnu: QS 'Q S ii? 'Mlm ,....aw i M,.fC-5 F1- 9 I P 5 Sf' f 5 f g ix KZAM YS, The Key That Cpens the Door to Opportunity MR. HARRY HENDRICK The Senior Class, with its adviser, Mr. Harry Hendrick, and the Class officers, Baibara Ellington, secretary, Ronnie Brewer, vice-president, Jimmie Casey, president, Nancy Robinette, treasurer, locks behind it the door to its high school career, with the assurance that one brief glimpse through the keyhole will revive such delightful memories as the senior play, Every Family Has One . . . the Junior-Senior Prom, describ- ed with one word, unforgettable, . . . the final social for the seniors, the Banquet, and, last of all, the feeling both of humility and of exultation as the day of graduation arrived to complete its room of memories. 30 Q? 'F 'i7f'i'5:' it 'Q if w-cm ,ge ,r 1 I Ar' 431 i, v-14' Y' IBBY ALBRIGHT W N BOBBIE ALLRED RALPH ALLRED GLORIA ANDREWS 409 Montlucu Avcnuc Route No. I IOI3 Lmdsoy Street ZI4 Idol Stree R S 0 'iw O GAIL ARMSTRONG IRIS AUMAN 906 Johnson Street 210 Word Street NCY AUMAN SAM AUSTIN WILLIAM BAILEY LARRY BAKER 405 Whttcook Strcct Route No. 6 6I8 Gotewood Avenue 504 Clover Druve I- eI ,f,f'4',f ,tr ,qt ' 4 ajft. 2557 I -If t-:W ' ywiil If. I HANNAH BARR BOBBY BAYNE JIMMY BEAN BETTY JEAN BECK 311 Ardmore Circle 111 Parkway 526 FIint Street 1215 Adorns Stre SE ORS DOUGLES BENFIELD DUANE BEST 1420 Tryon Street 612 E, Lexington Avenue JIM BINKLEY DORA BLACK CHARLOTTE BLACKMON DARRELL BLAIR 413 Nathan Hunt Drive 1713 Welborn Street 410 Greer Street Route No ' 2 '1 Us it Q if AUBREY BOLES BYRON BOWMAN SYLVIA JOAN BOYD MARJORIE BOYLES , 601 Ridgecrest Drive 1202 Rotary Drive 1204 Eost Green Street 700 Ferndale Drive fr - ' 1-C, 4 et ' A ' S E A O R S 'a:,f'4 '1'Tf ERLU BRADY RONNIE BREWER 1408 AROL ANN BRIGGS 304 West Slot West Green Street 130 Westchester Drive JACKIE BROWN LAWRENCE BROWN GILBERT BUCK e Street 1208 Centennial Avenue 1011 Sherwood Drive 922 Groce Street ie2fgf,2g,4si . ,lu- QM ARLENE BULLIN JIMMY BURGESS TOBY BURGESS CLARA BURTON 802 South Hamilton Street 210 Landsdown Street 1010 Adams Street 813 English S STEVEN BURTON SONNY BUTLER 1 107 Blain Street 1 11 1 Clyde Street 'IILDA BYERLY WILL BYRD BARBARA BYRUM MYRA CALHOUN 414 Hodgin Street 716 Oak View Road 1604 Ward Street 51 1 Flint 5 1 1 1 1 .WHS ff' A, A . ssmkgrk K 7 -',v - I 1 . A fir .iff , ' I3 -!r,,, i fig fg - .4 iv 1 KKV' ..n AQ: ' :Ji 2IE CAMPBELL JERRY CARMICHEAL JIMMIE CASEY RONDA CATHCART 411 North Hamilton Street 908 Old Wmston Road 905 North Hamilton Sf,-ggf 307 Howell Sn-ee 1 'ix 'R fxxfy ! ,X JOYCE CHAPMAN BILLY CHNIEL 305 Church Street 403 West High Street IE CLODFELTER 704 Montlieu Avenue ,i. 1 CECIL COE FRANK COLLINS 1417 English Street 1023 Sherrod Avenue BARBARA COOK Club Drive Extension , LETCHER COOPER SHIRLEY ANN COPELAND EMORY CRAVEN BARBARA CRAWLEY 2712 English Street 613 Arch Street 204 Corolino Avenue Route No. 05' Q J X, fix xt X s RS 0 A ft? A NANCY CRIDLEBAUGH THOMAS DALE 409 Edgedole Drive 6l0 Borbee Street JEANETTE DARNELL ROGENA DAVIS JOE DEAN PATTY DILLON 909 Charlotte Street Route No. I Route No. I 513 Montlieu Avenue A . H. f 'F DONALD DRAUGHN NANCY DRAUGHN PAT DUKE GEORGE EANES 308 Boulevard l424 North Hamilton Street 205 Guilford Avenue Route No. l, Thomasville X SUSAN ELKINS BARBARA ELLlNGTON 5l3 Sunset Drive SI3 Bridges Street MARTHA ELLINGTON PEGGY ELLINGTON DAVID FAGG DAVID FARLOW 608 Sunset Drive 704 Tate Street 5l4 East Lexington ISZO Long Street f 'N 'P 1 LVIA FEE GLEN FLETCHER JOE FLOYD CHARLES FOWLER I 108 Blain Street 307 Otteroy Drive 520 Flint Route Nc JIMMY FRAZIER BASIL FREEMAN 401 Green Street 321 Louise Avenue :KY GEKAS LUCY GIBSON HAROLD GILL SUSIE GRAY 214 Montlieu Avenue 1717 North Main Street IOO6 Grace Street 313 Barker Stre 'F x N GREEN H. B. HALL SANDRA HAMBY BECKY HAMMER SI I Walnut 50-G Cloro Cox Apt I427 Wiltshire Blvd, C-I6 Gontt P 'HS 'F' I ' ki, if SE f RS 51 fa I 49 ag 0. I 'lik T7 PATSY HANDY BARBARA HARPER I I I Pusher Street 300 Carter Street Y HARRIS WELDON HART PAT HAUSER BILL HAYWARD 308 Hodgm Street 5I3 Newton Street IOO Sunview 500 Sunset Dri 5 Q 3 .yexffS4.iiW- , it RM rf R ea Mi Q X ww PE 5 'i ,. T is PEGGY HAYWORTH TOMMY HAYWORTH MARGARET HEGLAR BILLY HELMS 701 East Commerce Route No. I Route No, 3 Route No, 1 4 MfxlQ, T2 SEN RS W CLAUDIA HERNDON REBECCA HESTER 304 Steele Street 309 Woodrow Avenue R. C. HICKS NANCY HILL ROBERT HILLIARD DOROTHY HINES 640 Wesley Place 1202 Cedrow Avenue 507-A Richardson Street 1500 EOS! Green Sffeei 2 3 a PHILLIP HINSHAW HOWARD HOLBROOK GLENDA HOLLAND GEORGE HONEYCUTT 307 East Lexington Avenue 302 Louise Avenue 216 Druid Drive 607 Woodrow Avenue '4- i ' f f .. ima ' f T 1 -5 1 Xi l NAOMI HOOKER DARLENE HOOVER 511 White Ook Street 507 E. Green Street NANCY HOOVER JOE HORNEY FRANK HOWARD BUDDY HUDSPETH 606 Borbee 220 Rockspring Rood 934 Forrest Avenue 1215 Johnson Street ftliiifav O ' 5 I .. HUCK HUNEYCUTT BENNY HYDER NANCY IDOL lOOl Marion Avenue 408 Cable Street 408 Oak View Road PEGGY INGRAM llO2 Rotary C JERRY JACOBS CHARLES JOHNSON 642 Colonial Drive YLLIS JOHNSON SARAH JOHNSON EMILY JONES 2429 Williams Drive 402 Steele Street 4l4 Ridgecrest Drive 'N 3 l 9 Louise Avenue ROGER JONES 635 W. Lexington Aver SY JORDAN LYNN JOYCE MARY LOU JOYCE THOMAS KANEER l2O Briggs Avenue E-3 Emerywood Court Apts. llll Pork Street 508 Woodrow Avenul Nam...-f - BARBARA KEMP l23 Moyview Avenue IOLYN KENNEDY LOY KENNEDY 702 South Hamilton Street Route No. 6 'lx Lex ANDY KENNEDY Route No. 3, Thomasville MARY KENNEDY O'NEILl. KING Route No. l 632 Pork Strec ii BARBARA LAIN FRANK LAIN JIMMY LAIN LILLY LANIER 402 Shady Lane 413 Hodgin Street 402 Shady Lone IOII Nathan Hunt Dri' 0 Q Q S R S f 5 JOE LEACH MARY ANN LEE 1415 King Street 511 Newton Street SYLVIA LESTER BARBARA LEWIS BETSY LEWIS JACK LEWIS 713 Granby Street 508 Wise Street Rockford Road 607 Hillcrest Drix 3 ist., 7,,i ,I': I VA' - -: . ....Wm..wm,NW,- . tt., .--vw-It-Q- il? I THOMAS LEWIS 'R M,-I 'f ' I DOT LLOYD MARGARET LOCKE FRED LONG 115 Chestnut Street 609 Lindsay Street 911 North Hamilton Street 1125 Montlieu Avenue OIRS CHARLES LUCAS MARGUERITE LYNCH 322 Otteroy Drive 1626 Gilbert Street WANNA MCANALLY 1020 Ferndale it-. gr-1 I DOUG MCCALL PEGGY McDANlEL MARY McDOWELL Drive 639 Colonial Drive 700 Wise Street 616 Park Street ALPH MCNATT JANE MARLETTE KITTY MARSH ANN MARTIN 62I 'Wesley Place 607 Willoubar Terrace IIO Brentley Circle 3l5 Carolina Ave: EDDIE MARTIN VERNON MARTIN Centennial Avenue Extension I426 Johnson Street 'NETTE MILLER SHIRLEY MILLER RAY MONTGOMERY JOE MORAN 804 Arch Street 404 Barker Street 904 Chestnut Street 307 Amherst Stn I I I K I I E IIS MORGAN 310 Ridgecrest Ntwv-W-.1-w - M H13 i,2'1!.?gfff'y5 f ff fextrlgy .Y 3? W 1,. 'ami 'A 'V A,1'u,y,w-in PAUL MOSS FRAN MYERS TINY NEELY Drive Crestwood Pork. Rt. 6 Ook View Road 721 Gotewood Avenun 1 J of j f JEANNINE NEWTON HOMER O'BRIEN JCENT O'CONNOR 120 South Road 106 Oak Street SYLVIA OVERBY RONALD OVERCASH MARTHA PACKER 930 Montlieu Avenue 819 Pine Circle Drive 1900 Franklin Street 12 Delk Stree SU! X P51 DAVID PANCOAST BARBARA PARKER CHARLES PATTERSON CAROLYN PATTON 802 Rotary Drive 2009 Gilbert Street 261 Proctor Street 825 E. Lexington Avem 9 SE I ORS ' W D JIMMY PEGRAM McCOY PORTER 805 West Burton 317 Richardson Street EVELYN PRINCE NORMA PRINCE DEAN MAC PRUETTE JOSIE RAY 99 Westchester Drive 206 V2 Pope Street 320 Montlieu Avenue 338 Connor Stre I '73 'X 4 'X kj DON REID RACHEL RICHARDSON CAROLYN ROBERTS PATRICIA ROBERTSON 801 Ook View Rood 1206 Nathan Hunt Drive 508 Forrest Avenue 789 Taylor Street NANCY ROBINETTE RUTH ROGERS 1217 Cedrow Avenue 1205 English Street SHIRLEY ROOK PAT RUSSELL NANCY SANDERS DAVID SECHREST 1408 Welborn Street 611 Gotewood Avenue 716 S. Hamilton Street 407 North Drtvc ' ini., SUDIE SELLS HARRIET SHELTON DONR1E SHEPARD HAROLD SHIVES Route No. 1 815 E. Forriss Avenue 420 Hodgin Street 230 Mill Stret O RS PEGGY SHOOK JIMMY SINK AURICE SIVES W 1417 1812 Gilbert Street 728 Ferndale Drive BILLY WAYNE SLATE MARGARET SLATE LARRY SLEDGE elbow Slfeef 801 W. Burton Street 100 Brentley Circle 2404 Fala Stret 5 BETTY SLOAN ARLENE SMITH JOAN SMITH MARY WEBSTER SMITH Oak View Road 501 Kearns Street 408 Centennial Avenue 614 Ggfewood Ave,-I C5 s E ,fn R s I EDDIE SMOTHERS DOROTHY SNYDER 704 E. Lexington Avenue 802 N. Main Street JIMMY SNYDER 513 Cable Street SHIRLEY SOUTHERN SI3 Waln JERRY SOWERS PAUL SPENARD ut Street 603 Woodrow Avenue 635 E. Lexington Ave if yin. 30 an ! E 6 Jw s ffl 1 D SPIVEY VESTER STAFFORD WALLACE STAMEY MARLENE STANLEY A-l-B Emerywood Ct. Apts. Club Drive Ext. 403 Lindsay Street Route N1 s E o R s GRANT STOCKWELL NANCY STOCKWELL 522 Clover Drive 522 Clover Drive AT STOUT MARY STRICKLAND CAROLYN SUMNER EDWIN SUTTON 502 Lindsay Street l4l9 Wiltshire Blvd. SI3 Decotur Street lOOl Pork Stu C f 1 HER TAYLOR ANN TEAGUE REX THOMPSON YVONNE THOMPSON 1203 Adams Street 634 W, Green Street 1510 Tryon Street 121 Homestead Avenu KCI' si. GAIL THROWER JEAN TOWERY 232 Woodrow Avenue 1410 Harmon Street CILLE TOWERY GWEN TURNER JOHN TURNER DONALD VonCANNON 529 Coble Street 1401 Forest Avenue 1007 Centennial Avenue 219 Chestnut Stre 1 MARY WALL SARAH JANE WALL VIRGINIA WALSER BRAXTON WARNER 335 W. Russell Street 207 Lindsay Street 924 Club Drive 1208 Woodland Avenu DONALD WATSON 902 Sixth Street VAN WATSON CAROLYN WELCH 1514 English Street 514 P ,, X EUNICE WATSON S15 Amos Street HENRY WELLS DONALD WHITAKER orkwoy 268 Jordon Street 501 Steele Street s 1 E 2 l 1 i 4'-HJ' 6 CLARA WHITE DEAN WHITE PHYLLIS WHITLOW JUNE WHITTINGTON 805 W. Curcle Drive IZIZ Doris Street 432 Tote Street 406 Carter Stree' 'Ri va gfcl' fglafrfgff Shir' DANA LEE WILKINS DONESE WILLETT IZOO E. Green Street 403 Green Street ELIZABETH WILLIAMS ERNEST WILLIAMS MARVIN WILLIAMS BARBARA WILSON ISO4 Johnson Street IZI3 Delk Street 405 Woodrow Avenue 404 North Drive 'XM' .GAS r RRGIE WILSON TED WILSON LAWRENCE WISE PAUL WOOD 1820 Branch Street 415 W. High Street 619 Wesiey Place Route No. S, Logon Str 'HHN PEGGIE WOOD RONALD WORKMAN PEGGY WRIGHT Alomorice Rd., Sedgefield 214 Westchester Drive 2302 DoIIos Street xLLEY WRIGHT SHIRLEY YOKELY H. J, YORK SYLVIA ZIMMERMAN 528 Gotewood Avenue 1202 Filbert Street 4224 S. Main Street 1703 Centennial Averi 44 v 9 3 my -5 Na mx fp' 401 s ' VKX .px My-..- ,, -.J Wm f Nix. .1 i n . g A . ,Q-N, . Q s sl wxi fix MSI jg .- xi In the sophisticated and distinguished atmosphere of Ioe's Bar, HANNAH BARR and VERNON MARTIN dis- play some of their apparel which helped them win the title of Best Dressed. The flowers are put to shame by this Best Looking couple, FRAN MYERS and Rn' HARRIS. x If , 'lm ' , Q ly! T ky 1 You don't need anything elseg you're Best All Around, says Santa Claus in reply to the requests of JANE MAHLETTE and IIINIINHE CASEY. Music to match their per- sonalities, the lilting strains of Spike jones, appeals to RACHEL RICHARDSON and BONNIE Bmawsn, with the Best Personality. The cordial smiles of SARAH JOHNSON and Enom MARUN, Friendliest, make the ordinary drugstore a mann's delight. With all they under-fake, PATFY DILLON and DAVID PANCOAST aim for success as the two who are Most Likely To Succeed. Pulling some of their amus- ing antics, as usual, are SYLVIA LESTER and JOE DEAN, Wittiest. Most Athletic Susu: Gnu and DAVID FAGG, pros in the world of sports, are seen amidst their typical surroundings. It Looks like love at first sight as Joy Martin displays that cute smile for Rickey Coffey. These are the mascots chosen for their talent by the Senior Class. it-.. Leaders. .Present and Future With the advice and aid of the Senior Executive Board, the Seniors were able to discuss and carry out plans for a successful year. These members who represent the Senior homerooms are, front row, left to right: Carol Ann Briggs, Joyce Chapman, Carolyn Sumner, and Margaret Slate. Second row: George Eanes, Roger Jones, Eddie Martin, and Jimmy Lain. All smiles over the honor bestowed upon them are, left to right: Betsy Lewis, Jimmie Casey Wanna McAnolly, Nancy Hill, Carolyn Roberts, David Pancoast, and Dean Pruette newly selected Who's Who members. The other newly selected members for Who's Who, arc, first row, left to right: Barbara Cook, Sarah Johnson, Harriet Shelton. Second row: Jane Mcrlette, Margaret Slate, Nancy Robinette. Third row: Jerry Sowers, David Fogg. These students were selected by the faculty'for Who's Who in recognition of their keeping the high school in top work- ing condition through their efforts in extra-curricular activities. These promi- nent mcmbers will find their names in the High School Register. Who's Who wg, AA Au? 495 Nfl? The Chain That Holds the Keys MISS ELIZABETH LINDSAY Realizing that good leadership is a necessity in carrying out smooth and well-organized class activities, the juniors took great care in choosing the officers pictured above: Richard Mason, treasurer, Betty Adams, secretary, John Hale, presi- dent, Richard Hallman, vice-president. Each junior was an important link in the chain, and, under Miss Elizabeth Lindsay's advice, strove for a shining year . . . The Junior Play, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine . . . the arrival of the class rings . . . the Iunior-Senior prom . . . all are high- lights which they will always remember of their Junior year. With these events behind them, the Iuniors finished the weld- ing of the chain, ready to assume the responsibility of Senior keys. 64 ,Sr JUNIORS BI-:Try ADANIS, T. B. ALEXANDER llAl1VEY ALLEN III-:NRY ALLEN Evr-:LYN AI.I.RED KIHRISTINI-I ANDREWS NATIIAN ANDREWS SHIRLEY ANGEL MARIE ARCHER ANNE ARMI-'IEI.D joy ARNINGTON JIMMY ASHBY LESTER AUMAN JOE BAKER . CARoLrN BARR GARY Br-:AL LANOISE BECK . SANDRA BECK Tony ANN BECK . WALTER BLACKBURN 703 Arlington Avenue . 415 Tate 613 Stone Street 66212 N. Main Street 308 Pine Street . 507 Flint Street 507 Flint Street 911 Granby Street 905 Putnam Avenue ,105 Brc-ntley Circle ,611 Oak View Road 919 Bedding Street , 113 julian Avenue , 404 W. Lexington Avenue 1010 Prospect Street 515 Walnut Street . , 1311 Bagan Street 1618 johnson Street .514 Worth Street , 1102 Adams Street BECKIC BLAc:KwELI, 600 Catewood Avenue JUNIORS JERRY BLACKWELL ,... . . . . , . . . . .210 E. Ray Street BOBBY BLAIR ...... ........,,... 1 024 Ferndale ALBERT BLAKE. . . BEVERLY BLOOM. . JIMMY Boccs . . , JERRY BOLEs ...,. ANN BONNER .... DORIS BOONE .... WAYNE BOST ..... AUBREY BowERs. . DONALD BOWERS. . BUDDY BOYD ..,.. JOHNNY BOYLES ..... MARGARET BRADSHAW .... BILL BRADY, . .,., . . . JERRY BRADY ..... BOBBY BRIGGS .... SYLVIA BRILEY ..... BARBARA BROCK ..., BECKY BROWN .... BENNIE BROWN. . . 516 E. Lexington Avenue . . . . .229 Edgedale Drive . . . .1410 Wise Street . . . .306 Elm Street . . . .408 Edgedale Drive . . . . .602 Hawthorne . . , .317 W. Russell , . . .1113 Tipton Street . . , . .213 Cridar Street . . . .235 Montlieu Avenue .........805 Tate Street . . . .1103 Jefferson Street . . . . ,332 Ennis Street . . . .405 Highland Avenue ... . . . . .412 Hodgin . . . .1436 S. Main Street . . . .917 Putnam Avenue . . . .332 Montlieu Avenue . . . . .407 Carter Street JUNIORS 11ARRlET BRowN .,..,. LARRY BROWN . JERRY BRUTON . . . BI-1TsEY BRYANT SIIIRLEY BuRcEss . . BILL BURTON. . BILLY BUTLER. . , JUDIE CALLAIIAN. . . LARRY CAMPBELL . HELEN CATES. . . . PATSY CAUGHMAN . SHIRLEY CECIL .... NANCY CHAMELIN . MARTHA CIIERNAIJLT WA1'rs CHILDRESS. . MARGARET CHURCH BETTY Io CLARY ,.., ELAINE CLAY ,.., RAYNARD CLAY .,.. DUDLEY CLINARD .. TED CLODFELTER. . . . . . . . . . .809 Circle Drive . . . .1209 Thissell Street . .522 N. Hamilton Street . .. 602 Colonial Drive 308 E. Lexington Avenue . . . . 406 Whittier Street . .907 N. Hamilton Street . , . . . . .1320 Long Street 819 E. Lexington Avenue . . . . .316 Phillips Street . . . . . .1015 Rotary Drive . . .715 Old Winston Road . . . .708 Forrest Avenue . . . .218 Hillcrest Drive . . . . .526 Dayton Drive . . .805 W. Green Street . . , .705 Lindsay Street . . . .2408 Dallas Street . . , . 2408 Dallas Street . . . .608 Oak View Road . . . 507 Oak View Road JUNIORS LARRY CODY ...... RALPH COCGINS. . . PI-IYLLIS CONRAD. . GEORGE COOK ..... RAY COOK .,.,..., CARROLL COOPER. . LOUI Cox ......, VIRGINIA Cox .,.., JIMMY CRANFORD ..... JACKIE CRATEH .... BOBBY CULLER .,., SHERRY CURLEE. . . NANCY DEATON. . . TOMMY DILLON. . . GWEN DODSON ,... WALLACE DORSETT . MARGARET DUKE, . . . ETTA DUNLAP. . . . . RI-IONDA DUSENBURY ...,. ANITA EAGLE .,.... MARIE EATON. . . ..,.........317 Albertson Road . . . . .524 Flint Street . . .1207 johnson Street .809 E. Lexington Avenue . . . . . . .109 Sinclair Street . . . .1208 Shelton Street 501 W. Lexington Avenue ...........608Parkway . . . . .102 Culler Street .......,113 South Road . .217 Centennial Avenue . . .503 Oak View Road .1908 Brentwood Avenue . . . . . . .1018 Grace Street .. .201 W. Russell Sheet . . . .... 32134 Richardson Street . . . .205 Guilford Avenue ........Route No. 1 . . , .304 Carter Street .......RouteNo.1 . . . .1207 Fifth Street JUNIORS Doms EDDINS MARY ANNE ELLER MARl.lN EVANS, . MARGARET EVANS PHYLLIS FAIDLEY, josr-:Rn FALKENEERRY JETER FARLOW PHILLIP FAIXLOW . . JANE FERGUSON , . , PAUL F1NE . A BARBARA FREEMAN DOTYY FREEMAN . . BonBY F RYE PACE CADDY . ., PEGGY GALLOWAY . JOHN CANSMAN KITTY CARNER, . SAM CARRARD MARY CEDDIE .... NANCY GERRINC . , JIMMY FANNING ,,,. 801 Prospect Street . , Route No. 3, Thomasville 207 Onk View Road . . , . ,511 Cross Street ,Presbyterian Home ,523 Flint Street . 411 Carter Street 2208 E. Green Street . , 104 Winslow Street , 508 Parkway . 412 Fourth Street . , 420 Rotary Drive ,1010 Smith Street 1011 Forrest Avenue , . Oak View 1402 Forrest Avenue 1308 W. Green Street , .. . Route No. 6 . 1121 Rotary Drive 310 Player Drive .414 Edgedale Drive J U N I O R S GRETCHEN CILLESPIE .,... ,....... 3 16 Reed Street SALLY CLUYAS .,,., . .,.. 1319 Greenway Drive CAROLYN GORDON. . JAMES GRAY ..,.. FRANKLIN GREEN ,... KENNETH GREEN. , , JEAN CRIMES. . . . LEE GROOME . . . LINDA GROOME .... PEGGY GROSS .,.... SHIRLEY GULLEDGE . SAM GUY ,...... E. H. HAC'KLER ,.., BETTY Lou HALE. . JOHN HALE ..... GAY HALKEB .... DORIS HALL ..... SUE HALL .,.,, RICHARD HALLMAN A. C. HARRIS ..,... DARRELL IIARRIS. . . ..,. 1200 Montlieu Avenue . , , . .601 Hawthorne Street , , . ,616 S. Main Street . . . .306 Ennis Street . . . .110 Mayview Avenue . . . . . .1033 Wellington . . . .1100 Rotary Drive . . . .120 W. State Street . . . , . .224 Foust Street , . . . .1111 Orlando Street . . . .503 E. State Street . . . .1712 Long Street . , . .1011 Ferndale Drive- 1632 N. Hamilton Street ........226 Foust Street - .... 324 Phillips Street 2319 Edgewood Avenue . ..,....... 421 Park Street . . . .1202 Tipton Street JUNIORS EVELYN IIARRIS .,.. JANE HARRIS. . . LARRY HARRIS. . . Roy ILAUSER .,.... CHESTER IFIAWORTH. . Kr-:N ILAZELWOOD ,.., KENNETH IIEDCECOCK ROBERT 11EDGECOCK ..., EDWIN HLDRTCK ,.., BILLY IIPILMSTETLER. LORETTA IIESTER .,,. PAT H ESTER .... ANN Hrcxs . . . BILL Hrcxs ..,. Tony Hicks. . . NORMA DEAN HILL BILLIE HILLIARD . . , RONALD HINES . . . CHESTER IIUDGTN BARBARA ll0LBRO0K. JOAN HOLMES ,.., . . .1507 Highland Road . . 1402 Harmon Street . 1104 Adams Street . . . . 100 Prospect Street . . . . . . . .Asheboro Road 1502 Valley Ridge Drive . . . .,.... Route No. 1 . . . . ,809 Oak View Road . . . .910 johnson Street . . . 306 W. Davis Street . . . .518 Ridgecrest Drive . . 131055 N. Main Street' . . .501 Nathan Hunt Drive 1606 E. Commerce Street ...........Route No. 1 , . . .312 Pickett Street . .1234 Dorris Street . . .415 Worth Avenue . .646 Willowbrook Street . . . . .112 Culler Street . .527 Nathan Hunt Drive J U N I O R S DORIS ANN HONEYCUTT ,...,.,. 500 Chandler Street JOE HUI-'E .......... GERALD HUGHES ..., ............130E.Homestead , , . .115 W. Commerce Street CHARLES HUNSUCKER.. ...... 316 Woodrow Avenue DONNIE HUNT ...,,, LIBBY HURST .... EVELYN HYMAN .... HENRIETTA INGRAM. LEE INGRAM ....... PATSY INMAN ..,. FRANCES IRWIN .... LOIS JACIQSON .... BENNIE JENKINS, . . CLENDA JOHNSON. . . ROBERT JOHNSON .... WESLEY JOHNSON. . . JOE JONES ..,..... MILDRED JONES .... SYLVIA JONES ..... EDWARD JORDAN .... ELMER JOYNER .... ..........233 Idol Street . . . .2211 Edgewood Avenue . . . .226 Edgedale Drive . . . . . .514 Springfield Road 201 Sinclair Street Extension . . . .522 Walnut Street . ....... 513 Cross Street . . . .2414 Van Buren Street . .,... 1519 Byrum Street . . . . .Clara Cox Apartments . . . . .1710 Long Street . . , . . . .224 Chestnut Street . . .813 E. Lexington Avenue . . . . .130 Mayview Avenue . . . . . .1315 Tipton Street . . , .511 Gatewood Avenue . . . . . . .207 Kelly Street JUNIORS JERRY KAY , JANE KEARNS CLYDE KELLY . PEor:Y KEPLEY . MARIE Klub . BILLY KIGEIK Lom-:NE KING , . . GARLAND KINNEY JAMES KIHKMAN, LAIIKIN KIRKMAN CAROLINA KOONTZ ROSALIND LACKEY ABIGAIL LANIER A RUSSEL LARcoM. NANCY LAsslTER Rurus LAws . , DOUGLAS LAX . DEANNA LEWIS GERALD LEWIS ,. JENNY LEWIS. ., CHARLES LOFLIN 303 Park Street . 504 Denny Street 503 White Oak Street , , . 300 Parkway . 610 Wesley Place , . . ,Route No. 1 2728A English Street . .1017 Kearns Street . 312 Druid Drive . , 501 W. High Street 524 Catewood Avenue 804 Willowbrook Street 524 Cabel Street ,. , 1014 Wellington . 309 Sunset Drive , 1040 Barbee Street . 507 W. Creen Street 604 Gatewood Avenue . 403 Burge Street ,740 English Street , , 1109 Forrest Avenue JUNIORS BUDDY LONG . . . . . PEGGY LOVETT . . . HELEN LUCAS . . . SHERMAN LUTHER . . h'1ONA NIANEIIS . . JOE MARION . BOB MAIKSII . . HICIIARD NIASON . . . JERRY NIEEKS NANCY hI1KELS . . , . . . . . . . . . .408 Whittier Street ........,RouteNo.5 . . . , .913 Forrest Avenue . .,... 944 Forest Avenue . . . .1116 E. Russell Street . . . . 111 Foust Street , , . .406 Otteray Drive ...... 1516 Long Street 507 Hawthorne Street . . . . .1013 Montlieu Avenue NO1i1N1A JEAN NIILLER ..., ,.., 2 54 Dorothy Street joE NIISENHEIMER. . . RACHEL NIIXON . ., CHARLES MONEY. . . ERNEST MOOIIE ..,. BILLIE MORGAN .... LINDA MORRISON ,... SUE MORTON . . TRAVIS MORTON . . , NANCY lWOSELY .,..,. SHARON lN'1CDONALD . . . . .2107 E. Green Street . . . . .312 Ring Street .......211 South Road . . , . .1900 E. Green Street . . . . .435 Friddle Street . . . .608 Hawthorne Street 519 Centennial Avenue 411 Ridgeway Avenue . . . . .401 Smith Street . . .286 Young Street JUNIORS MAIKGIE MCDOWRLL . . .601 Ward Street Drcxns McDowr-:LL . . . , 416 Cable Street JOAN MCELFRESH . HAROLD MEKEE . . . Im' MOKINNON. . . . DON MfIMAll0N .. DOBBIN MCNATT. . . NANCY MCNEILL. . .. MYRA NAPIER .,.. FRANK Nzwnv ...,.. STANFORD NEWMAN ...... ANNETTE NEWTON ,... BARBARA NEWTON . . . IAN NIBBELINK ,,,... Lmnv Nrcuor,sON ..... . , DAN ODOM ..,.... NORMA PAIKHAM. . , ,.., . . . BETFY jo PATTERSON .,... JEANNETTE PATTERSON JIMMY Pr-:ACOCK ,...., MARY PEEL. . . , 1131 Montlieu Avenue .1008 Rotary Drive . , . .307 Pine Street .. 625 Cable Street . .621 Wesley Place . 824 Montlieu Avenue . 902 W. Burton Street . . .613 Chandler Street 1129 Saint johns Street . . .... 120 South Road . . 900 Prospect Street . . .1001 Montlieu Avenue 625 Rockspring Road . . . . . .1316 Long Street 415 Nathan Hunt Drive . . . 319 Howell Street . . . . ,717 Wise Street . . . .615 Oak View Road . . . .109 Moffitt Street JUNIORS IRMA PERRY ........ BILLY PETERS ...... BOBBY JEAN PHILLIPS ..,.. R. L. PHILLIPS. . . JAMES PI-IIPPS .... PATSY POOLE, . . MERYLE POPE .,,. PI-IILLIP POWELL ..., RAYE ANNE PRESLAR. BILL PRICE ..... FRANCES PRICE. .... MARILYN PRUETTE. . . DAVID RAWLEY ...., BAsCoM REDDING. . . MARGARET REESE. . . . KIRK RICH .,.,.. WANDA RIDGE ,... . IVEY Rrccs .,.. RUTH Riccs .,..,.. DI-:NNY RINEIIART. . . FRANCES RING ,,.. . .1412 Wiltshire Boulevard . . . . .1102 Bridges Street . .419 Greenwood Avenue .419 Greenwood Avenue Route No. 1, Kernersville . . . , . . .406 Player Drive . . .705 Arlington Avenue . . . .2600 English Street . . .120 East View Street . . . .1105 N. Main Street . . . .1014 Adams Street . .... . 320 Montlieu Avenue . . .1002 johnson Street . . . . .2311 E. Green Street , , . .405 Hillcrest Drive . . .818 Montlieu Avenue ...........RouteNo.6 . .203 Westchester Drive . . . .1120 Adams Street . . . . . .708 Cordon Street .315 Nathan Hunt Drive JUNIORS JUDY Risen . . . j. G. Rrrcu . IOHN ROBERTS . . BECKY ROBERTSON . LINDA RoUsE .. . LINDA CAROL RoUsE BONNIE RUSSELL .. NORMAN SAMET ,... MAIITHA SAMUEL . LEAH SAMUELS . . . ROBERT SAWYEI1 ..., SHIRLEY SCRANER ..., . . .. . . . . . .1041 Wellington 627 W. Lexington Avenue . 810 Woodrow Avenue . . 801 Fifth Street . . 403 Kennedy Street . . 617 Wesley Place . 936 Forrest Avenue . , . . 300 Edgedale Drive .. 1901 N. Main Street . . . .711 E. Commerce Street . 2301 E. Green Street . . 519 E. Farriss Avenue BARBARA SCHOENFELDT ....... 215 Richardson Street GEORGE SETZER ...., BUDDY SHAPARD. . . FRED SHERRER . . , CECILIA SHoAr-'. . . DlJNSlNK...... JERRY SKEEN .,.. TONY SLATE . . . SONYA SLOOP ..... . . . 1116 Tipton Street . . 703 Westwood Drive . . . . . . .431 Friddle Street .Route No. 1, Thomasville 410 Pine Street . . . . 2212 E. Green Street . . , .1403 Bradshaw Street . . . . .601 Colonial Drive JUNIORS DARRELL SMITH. . . DAVID SMITH .... CLOIIIA SNOTIIERLY BARBARA SOOTS ..,.. ANN SOUTIIERLAND .,., Io ANNE SowERs. . JEAN STALEY .... BILLY STAINIEY ..... JEANETTE STAISIEY . BYRON STARNES ...., . . PAT STATON ,... MAX STEED ..... GORDON STEELE . , FRANCES STEELMAN ..... . . . MARY STEVENSON ,,.,. ED STEWART . . , . .,.. 512 Denny Street . .506 W. Green Street .606 Gatewood Avenue . . . . .311 Green Street , . , . . .322 Greer Street 811 Centennial Avenue . .1003 Campbell Street . . .110 Woodlawn Road .......Route No. 1 . .832 Montlieu Avenue . . .808 E. Russell Street . . .2405 Rollins Street 605 Willowbrook Street .1204 W. Green Street ......,.Route No. 1 . . . .906 Bridges Street DoT STOUT ...... ..... 2 322 Edgewood Avenue GENE STRATTON ...,, ...,. 9 01 E. Commerce Street MALCOLLI STRICKLAND ..., ....... 3 03 Best Street THOAIAS SULLIVAN ,.... ,.,. 1 110 Asheboro Street ALLEN SURRATT. . . . . .912 Charlotte Street JUNIORS EARL SUT'roN . MARIE TAYLOR , . JOE TEAGUE . . JIMMY THACKSTON A . BARBARA TO'YTEN , A , SHIRLEY ANN TURNER BARBARA VAUCIIN CHARLES VAUGRN. , . BROWNIE WAGNER . WAYNE WALKER .,., BE1'rY Io WALL . JEAN WALL . NORMAN WAMPLER , CLYDE WARD ..... 11ARVEY WARREN . . . LUCILLE WERE ...... CHARLES WEISNER. . . HOWARD Wx-:rss .,.... ROBERT WELCH . , JULIE WENDLER, . JOHN WHALEY ..... , 1001 Park Street , 1203 Adzuus Street , 306 Plyer Drive 718 Forrest Avenue . , . 409 Wright Road 2131 Edgewood Avenue . 113 W. Willis Street . . 309 Colonial Drive . . , .713 Lindsay Street . 620 Highland Avenue . , 402 E. Green Street , . 114 Virginia Avenue . . . . , .105 Sunset Drive . , 1207 E. Green Street , 314 Woodbrook Court . . . , 321 Pickett Street 2329 Edgewood Avenue . . . , . 318 Louise Avenue . , 810 Mangum Avenue ........6O0 Parkway . 807 E. Green Street .Q- Q!-sf J U N I O R S JACK WHEATLEY ....,......,. 231 Woodrow Avenue GORDON WHITE .... JIMMY VVHITLEY ..... NANCY VVHITSON ..,.. . . RAYMOND WHITT .,.., BOBBY WIENBERRY. . . Jo ANN WILEY .... PHYLLIS WILEY ,,.. BOBBY WILLIAMS ..... DONALD WILLIAMS, . . JIM WILLIAMS ...,. JERRY WILLIS .,.. ARTHUR WILSON .... L. C. WILSON ...,..... COLLIE ANN WISEMAN .... DAVID Woon. . . Douc Woon, , , . . .. MARTHA ANN Woou ..,. PATSY Woon .... VIC WORKMAN .,.,. KATI-IRYN WIIENN. . . . . . , . . .503 Woodberry . . . . .1407 Trinity .1445 N. Hamilton Street . . , .2714 English Street , . .504 Sunset Drive . , . . ,2402 Clifton Street . . . . .1005 Charlotte Street . . . . .615 Wesley Place . . . .110 Oakland Avenue . . . .1806 Johnson Street . , . . .408 Greenwood Avenue . . . ,415 W. High Street . .... 513 Hines Street . . .1203 Blain Street . . .1105 Forest Hill Drive . . . . .1105 Forest Hill Drive . . . . .1213 Ragan Street . , . , , . .416 Whiteoak Street Route No. 1, Kernersville . . ............ Route No. 5 J U N I O R S ANNALEE WRIGHT ................. Highway 10-A DOUGLAS WRIGIIT ,.... . ..,,,.. 1203 Park Street MAIQTIIA YARBOHOUCH 1431 Wiltshire Boulevard MARY YARBOIIOUGH JOYCE YATES ,..,, ALLIA Yu' . A ARLEN YOKELY . POLLY Yow . . , 1431 Wiltshire Boulevard , . . . . .1009 Tate Street . . . , 209 English Street .. 313 Druid Drive . . . .1508 King Street CAMERA SHY WAYNE BRAY DUKE BROWN ALBERT BUCK W. O. BUIE VICTOR CLINARD ARNOLD CROUCH JAMES FANNNINC BARBARA ANN FREEMAN JOHN GAIIRSLIAN BUDDY HILL PENNY HUTCHINSON GARY YOKELY 81 BARBARA KENNEDY CLAYTON NELIKIS BETTY PHILLIPS SHIRLEY POPE CECDIXGE PRICE ALFRED SIMIWONS JOE SINK SAYRE SOUTHERN HEECE TOWNSEND BOB WHITAKER JERRY VVILLIALIS yr t . ,435 The Key to Better Citizenship MRS. FLORENCE SHAW Enthusiasm was the key word in the sophomoreis year. Under the very able counseling of their class adviser, Mrs. Florence Shaw, the sophomores proceeded with their many activities. With their money-making project, the magazine sale, behind them, they looked forward to the Sophomore Prom. The sophomores looked back on their year through rose- colored glasses, for they had experienced a wonderful year under the efficiency of their officers. They are, pictured left to right: Libby Iohnson, secretary, Patsy Garrison, treasurer, Kay Moore, president, Irene Whitley, vice president. 82 SOPHOMORES joYI:E ADAMS SYIJII. AI.IJIIIIx:E IJAN AI.I.I-:N TIIOMAS AI,I.I-:N PEIQIQY AI,I.IIEIm 'l'IIIs1MY AI.l.III-:IJ LAIIIIY ANIIEIISIIN j0YI:I-1 ANIrIIEws l'IIYI.I.Is ANIJIII-:ws VIIJKI AIUNH-'ll-1l.I7 WII.I.IAM AUINIAN BONNIE BAISEY I'II.EANoII BAKI-:II l'II,I:ANoII BALI. l.II.I.IAN BAIIIAJW CIIAIII.Es BEAIIII SIIIIII.EY BPIAIID l I,o BI-:ssAc: JALHCS BI.Ac1IcIsUIIN MAIKY BI.Ac:KMAN CI.AUIxE'rTE lSI.AI:IcwEI.I. FIIANCI-is BLAIII JEAN HI.ANIIENsIIIP llUIII.EY BIIAIIII LIJUIsE BoI.Es BILL BONNI-Jn PATRICIA Bos'I' CARIDLYN Bos'I'IAN JUDY BoYI,I-:N SIDNEY BOYLES JAMES l5IIANsoN l'II,NI'I'A BIIAY KICNNICTII BIIII:I:s Bl-ITTY BIIIM MAIIY ALICE BIIIsTow IJl'Il.OllES BIIOADWELL NANCY LI-:E BROOKS ALFIIED BIIowN P0I.I,Y BIIOWN QUINTIIN BIIIIWN 'I'III-:IMA BIIUNI-:II BII.I. BULLA IEIIIIY BUI.I.IN BI-:TTY BUNIIY Bl:I'I I'Y Bunnow WAYNE CAMI-IaI-:LL SAMMY CAIIIIICK f,l.A N1Al'I CASII rN1AX CIIAIIWICK ALIIEA CIIAFIN MAIRTHA CI,oNINI:I-:II josI-1I'II CuI:I:INs MA!llI.YN CIILEMAN WAIJIEII Com-:MAN Mm Er If' iv 3 F 1 M IIS! 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Cu . pm .N AE S A Q fag - QE CDRA CRYI iii? :Eau Mk l, f Q 2132 Q3 SOPHOMORES SANDRA JAMES PATSY JARRELL LOUISE JARRETT WADE JARVIS JOANNE JENKINS CORNELL JOHNSON LIBBY JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON BARBARA JONES CAROLYN JONES FREDDIE JONES 'MAX JOYCE PATSY JOYCE ANN KEARNS PATRICIA KEEEOVER VIRGINIA KEY MARY HELEN KILLIAN ALFRED KIMBLE BARBARA KIRKMAN BOBBY KIRXMAN CAROLINE KIRKMAN AUDREY KNIGHT PHYLLIS LAMB RUTH LASSITER ARNOLD LAwsON LARRY LEDDETTER SYBIL LEDBETTEH WINDY LEE RICHARD LESTER JEAN LEWALLEN LINDA LEWIS JAMES LLOYD EMMA JEAN LOELIN PAT LONG BOBBY LOVING PEGGY LOWDER IANICE MADE ROGER MARE BARBARA MADISON JAMES MALPAss JIMMY MARSH JIMMY MARTIN PEGGY MARTIN JUDY MASHBURN FRANK MAssEY SANDY MENDENHALL DOUGLAS MISHOE ALLEN MITCHELL SARAH MONTGOMERY MARY MOON BOBBY MOORE KAY MOORE DALE MORETZ JERRY MORGAN SOPHOMORES IJUNALIJ P10IUlISON BARBARA jANr: Mosrzu IJONALD Mosrzn J. L. Mosul! JOHNNY MUCIKENP'USS lh:NA'rx-1 MUE1.u:u Fnrznunz XNAUNDAY rW1l'I'fIlll'1l.I. Munnow G. P. NlYA'l l' l,lll'IS'I'ON Mvrzns Blu, MfIflAlN PA'r MCCAIN DONNA MCCAHN Amar: h1ClJADl'I Bunny 5'1CIDANlEl. 1IuAu1.1-:s MCDONALD -IUHN MKIc:AlIPIY SUSIE NICf:AllEY jlaNN1r: Mc:C1NN NAClN1l fV1CLAMB Br:'r'rY Jo MCNUL CAnm.vN MlISWfKlN Bm'1'Y NASH Mu.mu-Jn Nr:1.soN 'I'noMAs NEWBY Blu. Nncwsuml-: Bunny Nlczlu-:Ns CJICUINLI-I f,AKI.l'1Y TOMMY Osuolm HONDA OSBIDIINE FAYE Ovmmv l'A'1sv KQVVENS N. II. PAIURISH DONNY PATnuM SHELBY PATTERSON BAAIULYN PAYNE ANNE Pl-:ACE BARBARA Prxlauz Aumwzv PENDNY lhpu-:N MAxul-1 Pl-IIIKINSON Bonny Pl-:mw Sm-11,nA Pmmv Cl,AUm: Pm1,1,u's RAIHONA PHILLIPS JACK l'1cKr:T'r SALIBIY POAGE 1,11-ZEN Pow!-Zu. BE'I'I'Y Pluck: PAT IKABHAN Sul-:uw JEAN RACKLEY Omxu, HEAVIS Tom' Rxenmcx CIARY Rum Rom-:NT Husw 5 4 42, v zfj , y 6 3' M iq'-5 Q.. -A 1. 1. 5. wr' P ,vw 10 ' 0- k 5 g, ,F Q 35' . , G, A N. . x - cr 5' his A .. K g '53 ., x vw tv' 87 B? 0 ,Q A , r ' g . 4-' 44' . ' 0 -1 . .I I.. 1 .A 5 , X 'S X N X ffm ggxm 5 Q Y X 5 N X a N X A lx D fav! Qs' . . ix tu. K x A n w I sr X K ' is A X 5 QS X .X -:xl P X 5 Y SOPHOMORES SHIRLEY FAYE RICHARD PATSY RICHARDSON BILLY RIDGE KAY RIGGS BOBBIE RITCHIE BILLY RAY ROBBINS DOROTHY ROBBINS JAMES ROBBINS BETSY ROBERTS TOMMY ROBERTS BADGER ROBERTSON JUDY ROCKETT GRACE ROTHROCK LINDSAY ROYAL 'BOBBIE Russ ANDREA RUTHERFORD BOBBY RUTLEDCE DONALD SAMUELS PAT SAMUELS CAIL SAWYER SANDRA SCARBOROUGH BONNIE SGEARCE DONALD SCOTT PATRICIA SELLERS ELAINE SELLS JOHNNY SEWARD DAVID SHEAN WAYNE SHEFFIELD NANCY SHELTON PATRICIA SHELTON LORETTA SHIVES NAOMI SHIvEs DENNY SIBBETT DAVID SISSOM ARLENE SMrrH CAROLYN SMITH DOROTHY SMITH JANET SMITH PATIIE SPARKS AvA SPRINGER DAVID STANTON BILL STARNES SHIRLEY STATON BETTY STEELMAN VVILLIAIKI STONE DICKIE STRICKLAND BOBBY STROUD JANE STUTTS PEGGY STYLES PAT SULLIVAN DARRELL SUMNER JEAN TARN BOBBY RAY TAYLOR CAROL TAYLOR SOPHOMORES N JIMMY 'I'I:IIm1R CIIRIRIN 'l'I:I-:'ruR ANNI: TIIIIMIISUN HIINALII TIIOMIISIIN KIAIRILYN 'FICE HIINNII-2 rl'llIl,liY 3? VIVIIKHHAS 'l'u'I I'IH:N IJICAN 'l'owI1RY 1lIIARI,I:S TowNSI-:NII CIINNIIZ TRoxI.I:R SYI.vIA TURNAGI-: KI'I rY TII'I I'I.I: my PoI.I.Y TYSINr:I:R PAT TYSIIN PAT UIITUN BIQVI-:RLY IISSI-IRY JIMMY VIr:IcI:RS VIINNII-3 VONCIANNON SIIIeI.IA WAIIIA: gf KIAIKOLYN NVAFI-YIIIII 1 A 3 BARBARA WACUNER ivan 4 ,, X f Q HANSRI. WAI.IcI-:R AfAAb -,358 'V' - x QI IMIRRQNE NVALKER ? X A' 'A 5' WII,I.IAM WAI.KI:R I PATSY WAI.I, CAIIULYN WAI.I.Ac:r1 EI.I,I1N WAI,TlDN EIIITII WARII HRTZY WAIlIDPII.L Dem WARRIQN M Q LIIUISI-t WARRI-:N BETTY WA'I'SoN jAr:IcII-1 WATSIIN 'DONALD WAY BI-ZNIAMIN WRATIII-:RS REIII-:r:c:A Wr:AvI-:R KI-:N WIiI.f:II RICIIAIIII WI:I.r:II SIIIRI.I:Y WPIS1' BARBARA WIIITE BUIIIIY WIII'I'I-: IRI-:NR NVlll'l'l.l'IY JACK WllI1'I,EY DUIRITIIY WIIITT BARIIARA WII,I.I-:'r'r f:LYDl-I WILLIAMS BARIIARA XVILLIAINISUN ' ARTIIUR VVII.SoN f A ik-N' F -E 'Q' QM 2 'lu f IJAllllEl.l. WII.S0N , I: E 'I 2 - 2 X R 4 X X I I R QS N X X TX I Y. XX.- FRRIIIIY WILSON x MAllSllAI.L WILSON X I BII.I.Y WISIION ' MQ 5' A v CURTIS XVIRIII ,,,,, 5' IJOIIIS Worms I A . 5 I ff! 4 I x ' - 'NI X 'S 89 A . CAMERA SHY VIRGIL ASBURY WILLIAM BARNES L0wELL CLINAHD CHARLIE DAILEY BUDDY ELDHIDGE JAMES FARINIER RALPH GIBSON GENEVA GLovER FAYENELL HAZZARD DARRELL JONES PAUL MCKEEI-IAN ANNE MOSER PAT PARIS MAX PARRISH CLAYTON PROCTOR WALTER TAYLOR CLAUDE THOMPSON BOBBY TUTTLE SYLVIA TURNAGE IAINIES WALLER BETTY LoUIsE LOELIN EDNA YARBOROUGH OPAL YARBOROUCH JOYCE YOUNG SUE YOUNG JIM YoUNTs BECKY Yow MAE VAN ZETT HARRIETTE ZIMMERMAN 1 nu.- '11 ' Tu! v N m, .4589 . ,E1 yi- f f T5-, is -I5-if X x H+? n 6, ,R+ ,K -wp. 2. ng- '?4 Q , X rg, H 'ii mf i l i f u-.5 I l ...Q H-1 f Wm. .. 'w 5?WimW www -My j 5 tf - ' My S X F vf , 3 J 3 is xl ! .5 an m W ' P q J 1 ' M Q N ' ' . Q Q-. ' ' .f 'M swf 9 W' J an-' - B 1 Yi ,wan 15 ay--ev J aw-614 '45 f The Lock That Guards Our Future MRS. ANNE S. BURTON The initial year in a new school is always a period of adjust- ment for new students. The Freshman finds a new horizon open to himg a new responsibility faces him, making him realize that he is the lock which guards our future . . . Willing to guide the Freshman into their new horizon were the following leaders: left to right-treasurer, jerry Lovelaceg vice-president, Carolyn Caseyg president, Betsy Davisg secre- tary, Dean Martin . . . After a year of learning the ropes, with the help of their adviser, Mrs. Anne S. Burton, this Freshman Class looks forward to the future as full-fledged members of High Point High School. 94 FRESHMEN SANDRA ADAMS LAURETTA ALBERTsON JEAN ARMFIELIJ BILL IRIKMSTIIONG SHELBA JEAN AUMAN JACK BAKER KINNEY BAI.Es JAMES BARE BARBARA BAIIKEII JI-:RRY BARNES BONNIE BARNEYCASTLE RICHARD BARRI'I'I l' JERRY BEAN FAYMA BECK JIMMY BECK CARY BENNETT BILL BLAIR DORA BLAKE SHELUA BOARD RUBY JEAN BOROUcHs LARRY BOWLIAN MAxINE BRENNEN JOE BREWER IIAROLIJ BROCK VIRCIL BROCK LARRY BROWN DCDNESE BUCHANAN BARBARA BURROUCHS BETSY BURTON ROBERT BURTON BARBARA CACLI-I RONALD CALHOUN BOBBY CARTER ADDIE CASE CAROLYN CASEY BETTY CI-IARD BOBBY CHASTAIN ELDEAN CLARKE WANDA CLEARY BOBBY CLOIJFELTER MAIXCZIE COPPLE LEROY CORNELISON DORCJ1'HY COx JEAN Cox WAYNE COX BRUCE CRABTREE EUGENE CIKANFOIKD JERRY CRA'I'l'IN ALBERT CJRAVEN CHARLES CROMER RAY CROSS REBECCA DAILY JOHNNY DALE BETSY DAVIS as A 1 A T 1- x Afro A .J ' IBI A 0 was CQ: film 'N f X x if K .WSJ is J A X fm ' 'f' I ' De XL F sh W . 5 .. 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WAYNE EARNHARDT LEONA ELDRETH ISAAC ELLEN LARRY EMBLEII RACHEL EIUBLER TED F ARABEE REED FISHER EUGENE FRAZIER BERTHA LEE FREEIWAN CLAUDEAN FULK BOBBY GADDY ROY GARDNER JUDY GARNER DANNY GLENN ANN GOODSON DOROTHY GOODWIN LACY GORDON RONALD GRISSETT MARSHALL GRUBB SYLVIA GRUBB VELINA GURLEY JOHN HALIMES HAIIRY IJARINION RACHEL IJARMON GAYLE IJAYNES GLADYS IVIAWORTH PHYLLIS HEARNE JASPER HEDGECOCK JUDY FAYE HENDRIX HAYWOOD HENRY LARRY HILL NOIIMA HOBBS STAMEY HOFFMAN GRAY HOLLAND RICHARD IJOLLIFIELD BOBBY HOWARD ANNE HUNT LONNIE JACKSON SHARON JACOBS DAVID JARRELL RUTH JARRETT BOBBY JARvIs DARRELL JOHNSON GINGER JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON WAYNE JOHNSON FRESHMEN JERRY JONES COY JOYCE CERALDINE JUSTUS EAHNEST KI-:ARNs JEAN KIRK BILLY JOE KISER JERRY KOONTZ RONALD KOONTZ ALTA MAE LAMB JEAN LAISIBETH EUGENE LAWRENCE SHIRLEY LAWSON ROY LEACH BOBBY LEE CLADYS LKJVELACE JERRY LOVELACE LOUISE LUCX ROBERT MALPASS JERRY MANER RONALD MANION CAILE MAYILEY DEAN MARTIN ROBERT MARTIN FAYE MASH JUDIE MATHEws LOIIETTA MELTON JI-:ANNE MERCER CHARLES MILLIKAN BETH MINOR ALBERT MITCHELL RUTH MITCHELL PETE MCJFFITT BEN MONTGOMERY MICHAEL MONTGOMERY IDA MOORE NANCY MORAN BILLIE MOIIEHEAD CYNTHIA MORGAN JAMES MORGAN MAIKILYN MORGAN JAMES Moss RICHARD MYERS VERNELL MYERS JIINIMY MCCLURE JOAN MCDANIEL MYRTLE MCFARLANB MARGIE MCGHEE WAYNE MCKINNEY MARY MCMAHON MARGAIXET NABORS NANCY SUE NICHOLS LIETTA FAYE O'HAM CAROLYN O'KELLY MITCHELL PARKER A-N ,JY at E 'I ' L is lk :A . ,- - 3' .A A U , ,Q I , ,W , I fl 5 - I Xi Q I F s 1 M if ex -v- WE7 . ,SEER E kk EI--' . 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' : 97 FRESHMEN CHARLENE PARRISH CREOLA PATTON BETTY SUE PERRELL GLADYS PHELPS GERALDINE POPE TILMON POSTON MITCHELL PREVATTE LOUISE PRICE BOBBY PROCTOR EMALEE PROCTER GARY PROCTER LOIS QUICK DARLENE RAY WAVERLY REDDISH BETTY ROBERTS RICHARD ROGERS WAYNE ROUSE TOMMY ROWE CONNIE RUDD ANN RUMLEY EIYIILY SANDERS DONALD SCISM REBECCA SCISM ROBERT SCOTT JUNE SHACKLEI-'ORD GWENDOLYN SHEPARD ROBY SHIvEs LYONELL SINK FRANK SISIITH WAYNE SMITH HARRIETT SMITHDEAL SAM SNIDER BUDDY SNOTHERLY JAMES SNOW CAROLYN SORRELL IARMON SPENARD CORHAM STEPHENSON FRED STYLES SHIRLEY SWING BILLY TARN COLISTA TAYLOR JOHNNY TEAGUE AGNES TEAL DARRAGE TEETOR GLORIA ANN TERRELL WENDELL THOMAS ROY THOMPSON JANICE TOMLIN REBECCA TRUESDALE BOBBY UPCHURCH SARA UPTON TOMMY VENABLE MARGARET VUNCANNON DICKXE WAGNER FRESHMEN DOT XVALLS ERNEsTINE XVALTON A Q F IIEDHIC VVATSON JULIA WATTS IIILDA WEBB L ' MAxIE WEBSTER T XX E H? DIANE VVEST JINIISIY XVHALEY GERALD WHEAT BETTY NVHITESELL JERRY WILKINS BILLY WILSON ELLEN WILSON MARILYN WILSON ARNOLD WOOD RAY WOOD BETTY WRIGHT JULIAN YANDLE NATHAN YARBER WORTH YOUNTS CAMERA SHY EARL BARNHARDT DONNIE BECK l'fOYT CALLICUTT MARIE CARTER GLENN CASPER WINIFRED Cox CAHLOUS DRAUGHN JEANETTE EAST DONNIE IIEMRIC JIISUWY HILL CURTIS IIOLDEN JIMMY HUNTER KATHLEEN KING RAY LACKEY SARAH LAMB BILL LIVENGOOD DONALD MASHBURN BARBARA NELINIS WAYNE PHILLIPS CILRERT POOLE BOBBY REDMON F REDDIE RUTH COLON SAUNDERS EUGENE TRIVE'I'I'E WA!'NE VUNCANNON CHARLES YVILHOIT Q gm., ,wvnwwflwi 5 X A E ' X4 K 1 S ' A X 3--,I gg ,. A, , 5 s 5 sw Q i ' f vi 1 iz X. A Wi, f M , Ki 1 I f is' 2' R I, Q 3 if S S 5 - g 1 f K H if V it A W: FFT? , . f f' 'QQ'Y ' ...Z r. ,,,,v,,.W-.11 'L-ins--JF' N. ,,,,s. K 7 ,..- ...ar , f ---Q- XX--... onsulting the adviser, Miss Louise Tapp, about plans for For Q Change, George Honeycutt, our always busy me '54 PEMICAN are: Shirley Miller, Business Manager, photographer, is found in front of the camera with his itty Marsh, Associate-Editor, and Jane Marlette, Editor- constant companion. I-Chief. Persistent Personalitie Comparing plans for this yeor's PEMICAN with last year's book ore: lseatedl Jimmie Casey, copyistg Pat Russell, typist, Becky Hester, copyist. lStandingl Sandy Mendenhall, darkroom assistant, Patty Dillon, typistg lrene Whitley, cutline writer, and Norman Samet, darkroom assistant. Eddie Smothers and Eddie Martin, business staff members, have quite a load to carry around to sell ads. The other members of the business staff are, left to right: Sarah Jane Wall, Barbara Wilson, Hannah Barr, Arlen Yokley. Second row: Marjorie Boyles, Sarah Johnson, Frances Blair, Pat Tyson, Judy Rockett, Sandra Hamby. repare to Produce the Pemican Six heads are better than one, so Barbara should finish that cutlinc in no time flat, Seated, left to right: Barbara Cook, cutline writer, Martha Packer, girls' sports editor, Nancy Cridlebaugh, senior statistician. Standing, left to right: Jerry Meeks, sports editor, Barbara Byrum, as- sistant senior statistician, and Bobby Kirkman, assistant sports editor. Loui Cox, assistant art editor, seems to think it's funny that Virginia Cox, photography editor, and Carolyr Roberts, art editor, are having difficulty with the lay-out. ,i -1 'QT I Il Very intent on the identification of pictures are, seated: Harriet Shelton, associate editor, and Linda Groome, feature editor. Standing: Wanna McAnally, chief head- liner, and Larkin Kirkman, sports editor, In its spare time the business staff looks over the new edition of the Pointer. Seated, left to right, are: Peggy Kepley, Beverly Bloom, Stanford Newman. Standing, left to right, are: Carolyn Koonce, Denny Rinehart, Marty Chernault, Mary Stevenson, Peggy Wood, Betty Adams, George Eanes, Evelyn Hyman. Typists Virginia Walser, Dot Lloyd, and Sylvia Fee take time off from their heavy job of typing copy to look over an old edition of the Pointer. Cuilines . . . By-Lines . .L Layouts . . . Proc K ii? Jr the Five Star Final, the Pointer Looking pleased over the first edition of our school news- paper, the Pointer, are, seated: Nancy Hill, editor-in- chief, and Miss Eleanor Young, adviser. Standing: Nancy Robinette, business manager, and Mrs. Lyda P. Sowers, business adviser. Shown enjoying the fruits of their labor are: lfirst rowl Chester Hodgin, Elnita Bray, Helen Lucas, and Ellen Foscue, cub reporters, lsecond rowl Albea Chafiri and Mary Geddie, cub reporters, Gail Armstrong, sports writer, Nancy Stockwell, feature writer, and Roger Jones, cartoonist. Discussing the possibilities for a catchy headline for the Pointer are, seated: Helen Cates, reporter, standing, left to right: Jean Blankenship, headlinerg Jerry Willis, sports writer, and Betsy Lewis, reporter. Found chatting after an impres- sive induction ceremony- are these scholars who represent the Beta Club as officers. Left to right: Jimmie Casey, vice-president, Margaret Slate, president, Miss Geneva Highfill, ad- . viserg Wanna McAnally, treasurer, I Marjorie Boyles, secretary, BETA CLUB ATTAINS RECORD-BREAKING MEMBERSHIP The National Beta Club acts as an incentive to lower classmen to maintain a high scholastic average. The organization co-operated with the National Honor Society in presenting College Day, and as their money-raising project the Beta Club sold pennants to members of the student body. ln April the National Beta Club conven- tion met in Asheville. Delegates from all parts of the state met there to talk over problelms and exchange ideas. Through the Beta Club journal, a monthly publlication, members learned of the activities of similar clubs all over the nation. In this school, seniors must have an average of ninety and juniors of ninety-two to be eligible for membership in the National Beta Club. ww New inductees in the Beta Club from the iunior class are, first row: Peggy Kepley, Betty Adams, Martha Wood Lindo Groome, Alma Yip, JoAnn Sowers, Betty Phillips, Etta Dunlap. Second row: Marie Archer, Collie Wiseman Leah Samuels, Patsy Poole, Nancy McNeill, Ann Southerland, Jean Staley, Ann Bonner, Virginia Cox, Meryle Pope Abigail Lanier. Third row: Evelyn Hyman, Dudley Clinard, Jerry Willis, Arlen Yokley, Sammy Guy, Phyllis Conrad, Watts Childress, Anita Eagle, Jeanette Stamey. Fourth row: Elaine Clay, Billy Peters, Larkin Kirkman, Marlin Evans, John Hale, Kenneth Green, Jimmy Gray, Gordon Steele, Stanford Newman, Joe Jones, George Setzer, Don McMahon 1 1 1 Maintaining high scholastic attainment are the old members of the Beta Club. Left to right, first row: Sylvia Fee, Barbara Wilson, Carolyn Roberts, Patty Dillon, Mary Webster Smith, Margaret Locke. Second row: Kitty Marsh, Patsy Jordan, Rachel Richardson, Barbara Kemp, Marjorie Boyles, Sylvia Zimmerman, Carolyn Patton, Dana Wilkins, Lucy Gibson, David Pancoast. Third row: Pat Russell, Harriet Shelton, NrVanna McAnally, Peggy Ingram, Dot Lloyd, Larry Sledge, Jimmie Casey, Becky Hester, Sarah Johnson. Also keeping up a high scholastic record are the new senior members of the Beta Club. Left to right, first row: Nancy Stockwell, Nancy Hill, Jane Marlette, Shirley Miller. Second row: Nancy Cridlebaugh, Ginger Walser, Barbara Ellington, Toby Burgess, Josie Ray Third row: Jerry Carmichael, Jerry Sowers, Dean Pruette, Marvin Williams. YJ 107 Character, Leadership, Scholarship, and Service- these are the four keys to the National Honor Society. After a service marked with beauty and simplicity, twelve seniors were inducted into the Honor Society. The officers are pictured to the left: Carolyn Roberts, treasurer, Tiny Neely, president, .Iimmie Casey, vice-president, Sarah Johnson, secretary. Having one of the highest honors bestowed upon them, the old and new members of the Society were determined to match the achieve- ments of former years. Their first project was the sale of stationery, which added considerable revenue to their treasury. They joined forces with the Beta Club in sponsoring College Day. In the spring, the induction of an additional number of outstanding juniors was carried out with the usual impressive dignity. The presenta- tion of the N.H.S. Service Award brought to a close the 1953-1954 activities of the organization. STUDENTS OF DISTINCTION ACHIEVE HIGHEST HONORS Between change of periods Nancy Cridlebaugh and Kitty Marsh consult Miss Maxalynn Mourane, N.H.S. adviser, con- cerning the sale of stationery. 44 fr A Q ev? I! X ,wx ,.fj.. ,. f nf rg XM., 'xwgq my 1E1 ,, , N .x., .. ,KX .K 93' if .ly K v Wwmw X, ....X 9 ,. J Qgf xx ., 1-' ' 3'3 QYSMSX' X' VL' '- xf. 'W 5 Nf'Yf '3.'fv'E.-f- K' f ',1w:,If A , iggcfaic . . .. . -t 'f ui x 5 xx iex.,u,,.,w Jie vw nn- K -5 3. 5 5, Q Em. 'sw r .Www 7, X H.P.H.S. Chapter of Key Club International members are, first row, left to right: George Cook, Eddie Smothers, Maurice Sives, David Fagg, James Molpass, L. G. Wilson. Second row: Joe Jones, Byron Starnes, Tommy Hayworth, Jerry Bullin, Jimmy Marsh. Third row: John Hale, Edward Hill, Richard Lester, Duane Best, Charles Vaughn, David Pancoast. Standing: Charles Lucas, Tommy Lewis, Woody Weisner, Richard Hallman, The Keys lo Service The key men in the Key Club are these officers pictured left to right Woody Weisner vice-presidentg Eddie Smothers, secretary David Pancoast president Richard Hallman treasurer. To develop iniative and leadership, to pro- vide experience in living and working to- gether, to serve the school and community, and to prepare for useful citizenship-these are the objectives of the Key Club. The weekl Thursday night meetings of the club furnish opportunities for developing leader- ship and a spirit of co-operative work. The yearly project and chief service to the school is the completing, editing, and pub- lishing of the Key Club Director . This year the Key Club also purchasedla flag for the school and continued its moming chore of raising the Colors. At the foot- ball games the Clubbers are seen going through the stands selling programs, thus rendering service to the athletic depart- ment. The members ended a successful year with their annual Mother's Day banquet. iPicture at left! Financial wizard ofthe Key Club, Richard Hallman, along with Eddie Smothers, Woody Weisner, and David Pancoast, finds the financial status more interesting than Chow Mein. AX ,fn C3 . he-.mug Experienced in the field of dramatics are' these members of the Masque and Gavel. Left to rigth, first row: Barbara Cook, Margaret Locke, Jane Marlette, Kitty Marsh. Second row: Lucy Gibson, Sylvia Zimmerman, Gail Armstrong, Nancy Cridlebaugh, Susan Elkins, Jimmie Casey. Third row: George Eanes, David Pancoast, Larry Sledge. Other members of the Masque and Gavel who have gained experience in the work of the organization are, seated, left to right: Barbara Kemp, Betsy Lewis, Dean Pruette, Marvin Williams, Carolyn Roberts, Nancy Robinette, Patty Dillon, Becky Hester, Sarah Johnson, Charles Johnson, Jerry Sowers. 112 PW! . . , . 5 Membership in Masque and Gavel is bestowed upon those students who have the desire to promote better speech activities in Iligh Point High School. Under the ahle guidance of their leader, Miss Ruth Goodman, the Masque and Gavel organization worked eagerly and earnestly. The slogan of Masque and Gavel, Speech Through Use , is prominent in the daily activities of Masque and Gavel members. Among the various contributions of the rnemhers are devotional readings, radio work, and dis- cussions in student council work. True to the theory that no organization is successful without capable leaders, the Masque and Gavel activities have been de endent upon the guidance of this year's officers, pictured at left are: jane Marlette, Treasurer, jerr Sowers, Sergeant-ab Arms, Nancy Gridlebaugh, Presi ent, Cail Armstrong, Vice-President, Kitty Marsh, Secretary. A Key lo Personality Development New inductees to the Masque and Gavel are, first row left to right' Anita Eagle Joy Arrington Ph liss Conrad, f - - 1 1 Y Deanna Lewis, Sally Gluyos, Betty Adams, Peggy Kepley, Rachel Mixson, Phyliss Faidley, Watts Childress. Second row: Rebecca Brown, Ann Southerland, Elaine Clay, Loui Cox, Harriet Shelton, Margaret Slate, Benny Hyder, Patsy Poole, Ann Hicks, Meryle Pope, and Joanne Sowers. Third row: Miss Ruth Goodman Larkin Kirkman Buddy Shepard Sam Guy, Chester Haworth, Lee Groome, Franklin Green, Joe Jones, and John Hdle. Not pictured dre Jim Fanning, 'David Smith, and Bob Williams. 113 29' A33 Y-Teen Club presidents Nancy McNeill, junior, and Linda Lewis, sophomore, were elected as leaders of their respective clubs. f -.A The Y-Teens brough about a feeling of better friendship with their various helpful activities throughout the year. In November they pre- pared Thanksgiving baskets for needy families. During the Christmas season all clubs par- ticipated in a vesper service. During the year, dances and informal get-togethers provided fun and fellowship for all the girls. Miss Nina Claiborne, Y-Teen director, aid- ed the clubs with her helpfulness in attaining goals. Y-Teens Enioy Friendly Fellowship Tenth grade Y-Teens are, left to right, first row: Judy Rockett, Irene Whitley, Pat Tyson, Peggy Allred, Betty Bundy Claire Greer, Betty Nash. Second row: Mrs. Nancy White, Kay Moore, Polly Tysinger, Carolyn Guyer, Nancy Guyer Louise Jarrett, Opal Jean Yarborough, Loretta Shives, Mary Alice Bristow, Linda Lewis. Third row: Libby Johnson Betsy Roberts, Doris Woods, Martha Ann Eargle, Ann Hayward, Audrey Knight, Vicky Armfield. 114s Under the guidance of these officers the Hi-Y enjoyed an active and suc- cessful year. They are, left to right: David Fagg, treosurerg Tommy Haworth, secretory, Gilbert Buck, vice president, Richard Hallman, chapling ond Jerry Meeks, president. The Y's Way io Better Living To create, maintain, and extend throughout the home, school, and community, a high standard of Christian characterf' This, the motto of Hi-Y, constitutes the basis of the organizations varied activities. Mr. George W. Cillie, faculty adviser, and Mr. jim Ensign, of the Y.M.C.A., assist the members in planning business sessions, social functions, and in securing speakers to appear at the meetings. The Hi-Y members acquire new knowledge of clean living, clean speech, clear thinking, and sound scholadship. Until this year the organization has consisted of senior boys only. Now, any junior or senior boy possessing Hi-Y qualifications is eligible for membership. The members of the H.P.H.S. Hi-Y are, left to right: first row: Charlie Lucas, Talley Wright, Eddie Martin, Gilbert Buck, Bobby Boyne, Buddy Boyd, David Fagg, Maurice Sives, Doug Wood, Byron Starnes, George Cook. Second row: Doug McColl, Sonny Butler, Joe Jones, Jerry Willis, Bobby Weinberry, Tommy Haworth, Jerry Jacobs, Albert Blake, Jimmy Burgess, Bobby Culler. Third row: Jerry Meeks, Edward Jordon, Kirk Rich, Jimmy Bean, Buddy Shapord, Bill Haworth, Jock Lewis, Gordon Steele, Harold McKee. Fourth row: Joe Deon, Richard Hallman, Ray Montgomery, Charles Johnson, Jock Wheatley, Bruce Clodfelter, Jimmy Laine, Leroy Cornelison, Bill Helms. 116 Left to right, David Fagg, Secretory and Treasurer, Talley Wright, presi- dent, and Buddy Boyd, vice-president, display their serious, well-rounded, 'Ts and friendly personalities as the Monogram CIub's athletic officers. Mighty Monogram Men Striving to develop their athletic abilities and to maintain a high standard of sportsmanship, the Monogram Club is made up of those H.P.H.S. boys who have earned a letter in one of the varsity sports or have managed a team. Talley Wright was elected President, Buddy Boyd, Vice President, and David Fagg, Secretary and Treasurer. During basketball season the members helped to finance the activities of their club by selling candy at the home games. Under the direction of Coach Simeon, the Monogram Club had a very successful year. - - 1 ...uf . wa.. -B, -L The memebers of the Monogram Club are, first row, left to right: Charlie Lucas, Jimmy Bean, Norman Wampler, Will Byrd, Tommy Hayworth, Byron Starnes, David Smith, Pancho Sives, George Cook. Second row: Albert Gray George Setzer, Harold McKee, Jim Boggs, Doug McCall. Third row: David Wood, Edward Jordan, Eddie Smothers Woody Weisner, Frank Newby, Jerry Sowers, Gerald Lewis, Billy Burton, L. G. Wilson, Buddy Boyd, Sonny Butler Larkin Kirkman, Jimmy Sink, V, L. Hill, Richard Hallman. Fifth row: Jimmy Burgess, Bobby Culler, Ted Clodfelter Butch Larcom, Donnie Hunt, Eddie Martin, Doug Wood, Cornell Johnson, Joe Dean, Sammy Guy, Buddy Shapard Edwin Hedrick, Ray Montgomery. 117 Joe Jones, Talley Wright, Bobby Boyne, Gilbert Buck, David Fagg, Joe Huff, Robert Hilliard, Ray Harris. Fourth row? 1 Ken Welch and Pete Moffitt get a little outside instruc- tion from Mr. Carter on how to toot their French horns. Our band, with its high-stepping majorettes, its fancily-dressed drum major, and its faithful mem- bers keeping steady time, were on the football field for every game of the season. Clad in spanking new uniforms, the band delighted the spectators with a top-rate performance at every half-time. Capably directed by Mr. David Carter, the band organized quickly with Charles Vaughn as president, Basil Freeman, vice president, Meryle Pope, secretary, Frank Collins, treasurer, and Sandy Mendenhall, sergeant-at-arms. After a phenomenal change from marching to a concert hand status, the members buckled down to grueling hours of practice. Man! dig this ballgame! George Honeycutt is about to slam that ball into the broadcasting booth during one of the halftime shows put on at all of the home games. As the band plays in the background, these blackfaced plunger-stick boys, Frank Smith, and Dickie Campbell, help carry out the minstrel theme. THERE'LL BE A HOT TIME IN THE BAND ROOM TODAY I The maiorettes with their spanking new uniforms are about to step lively to the rhythmical music of the band. Left to right: Nancy Jo Hoover, Betsy Burton, Becky Hester, Phyllis Wiley, Jane Kearns iheadl, Shelby Jean Grady, Sarah Johnson, Fran Myers, Carolyn Sumner. Displaying their fancy uniforms is the High Point High School Band, first row, left to right: Sarah Johnson, Carolyn Sumner, Betsy Burton, Phyllis Wiley, Jerry Kay Idrum majorl, Jane Kearns, Nancy Jo Hoover, Fran Myers, Becky Hester. Second row: Lester Auman, Larry Harris, Frank Smith, Worth Younts, Benny Brown, Jeter Forlow, Johnny Teague, Byron Godfrey, Brownie Wagner. Third row: Mae Van Zett, Bennie Jenkins, Chester Hayworth, Bill Bullo, Buddy Snotherly, Ken Welch, Ray Cross, Pete Moffit, Phillip Farlow. Fourth row: Audrey Knight, Basil Freeman, Groome Fulton, Phillip Davis, David Culler, Tommy Allen, Jerry Koonce, Frank Massey, Jimmy Furr, Fifth row: Steve Burton, Joe Horney, Bobby Younts, Gary Beal, Jerry Barnes, Charles Vaughn, Butch Larkin, Dickie Campbell, Betty Jo Whitesell, Sixth row: Ted Ferebee, Larry Anderson, Joe Misenheimer, John Roberts, Tommy Roberts, Bascom Redding, Larry Ledbetter, Betsy Bryant, Bobby Williams. Seventh row: Paul Fine, Gordon Steele, Pat McCain, Barbara Burrows, Clyde Williams, Charles Cromer, Mike Collins, Joyce Young, Jimmy Tedder. Eighth row: Meryle Pope, Barbara Harper, Sandy Mendenhall, James Malpass, Joyce Chapman. 119 Looking on as Sam Garrard and Deanna Lewis, joint concert masters, go over an already familiar sheet of music are the members of the orchestra who had the honor of being High Point's representatives in the All-State Orchestra at Duke University this year. First row, left to right: Rachel Richardson, Mae Van Zett, Nancy Hill, Paul Moss, and Gloria Snotherly. Second row: Penny Hutchinson, Carolyn Kirkman, Jimmy Tedder, Ann Hicks, Betsy Ross Davis, and Barbara Cranford. Third row: Meryle Pope, Peggy Locke, Betsy Bryant, Gordan Steele, L. G. Wilson, Tommy Dale. Fourth row: Becki Blackwell, Rebecca Hammer, Marvin Williams, Betsy Burton, Shelby Jean Grady, Bascom Redding, and Larry Ledbetter. Not pictured are Lawrence Brown, Dean Mac Pruette, ani Marilyn Pruette. Our honor-winning orchestra was so well- liked when it played at High Point College and Appalachian State Teachers College that it has received invitations to play again for these schools this spring. Under the direction of Miss Virginia Frank, the orchestra members have achiev- ed such a high standard of excellence that in the forthcoming state contest at Woman's College this spring, they are privileged to enter the highest class of competition. The orchestra elected the following of- ficers for 1958-1954: Cpictured at leftj Mae Wilson and David Mishoe, stage managers. - , l 120 Van Zett, treasurerg Nancy Hill, secretaryg Rachel Richardson, presidentg fnot pictur- edj Becki Blackwell, librariang and L. G. Like father, like daughter. This altered version of an old saying is true of Mr. T, R. Hicks and his daughter, Ann. Mr. Hicks, a graduate of High Point High, was the first chair viola player back in l933, a position which his daughter now holds in the same orchestra. Tuned for Tip-Top Performances Orchestra members are, first violins: Deanna Lewis, Sam Garrard, Paul Moss, Marilyn Pruette, Gloria Snotherly, Penny Hutchinson, Lawrence Brown, Carolyn Wallace, Frances lrwin, Carolyn Kirkman, Ken Briggs, Rachel Richardson, and Jerry Hill. Second violins: Jimmy Teddar, Annette Newton, June Hall, Betsy Wardale, Sarah Montgomery, Dan Allen, Pat Davis, Donald Jacobs, Libby Nicholson, Ann Peace, Louise Luck, Rebecca Scism, Ronald Calhoun, David Mishoe. Cellos: Nancy Hill, Marvin Williams, Mae Van Zett, Bonnie Tilly, Becki Blackwell, Judie Mathews, Louise Boles, and Rebecca Hammer, Violas: Ann Hicks, Betsy Davis, Gail Sawyer, Barbara Cranford, and Jean Mercer, Bass: Dean Pruettc, Betsy Burton, Shelby Jean Grady, Joyce Adams, Jean Harris, Nancy Moran, Jack Howard, Bassoon: Gordon Steele. Clarinet: Meryle Pope, Margaret Locke, Joyce Chapman, Trombone: Brownie Wagner. French horn: L. G. Wilson, Tommy Dale, Max Chadwick. Flutes: Betsy Bryant, David Pancoast, Mike Collins. Trumpets: Russel Larcom, Buddy Long. Oboe: Steve Burton. Percussion: Bascom Redding, LOrry Ledbetfer, and Jerry Ledbetter, and Jerry Barnes, Saxo- phone: Frank Collins. 121 In Room 214 at third period some strange but promisingly melodic sounds are heard. Under the expert guidance of Dr. Charles C. Taylor, the initial sounds are gradually turned into songs of beauty. , The choir displayed its talents in the Lights of Christmasf assembly programs, performances for civic clubs and churches, as well as Commence- ment. The officers of the A Cappella Choir are, pictured left to right: Barbara Kemp, president, Nancy Robinette, secretary, Patty Dillon, vice-president, Jimmie .Casey, treasurer. A CAPPELLA CHOIR PROVES MUSIC HATH CHARMS These members ofthe A Cappella Choir say it with music. They are, first row, left to right: Carol Ann Briggs, Helen Lucas, Shirley Southern, Peggy Kepley, Martha Ann Wood, Gail Thrower, Abigail Lanier, Linda Groome, Judy Risch, Lucille Towery, Nancy Robinette, Sylvia Boyd. Second row: Jeanette Darnell, Jane Marlette, Patty Dillon, Susie Gray, Sylvia Zimmerman, Carolyn Koonce, Nancy Deaton, Sylvia Jones, Sherry Curlee, Norma Dean Hill, Barbara Ellington, Barbara Kemp, Mary Ann Eller, Alma Yip. Third row: Sarah Johnson, Becky Hester, Betty Adams, Joyce Chapman, Marilyn Pruette, Watts Childress, Darlene Bullin, Polly Yow, Julie Wendler, Judie Callahan, Mary Wall, Shirley Miller, Sally Gluyas, Frances Irwin, Joanne Sowers, Marlene Stanley, and Dr. Taylor. Fourth row: Sam Austin, Kenneth Green, T. R. Alexander, Bobby White, Jimmy Laine, Tommy Lewis, Charles Vaughn, Jan Nibbelink, Ernest Moore, L. G Wilson, Bobby Blair, David Wood, Tommy Dale, Richard Hallman, and Will Byrd. Fifth row: Sam Garrard, Bobby Williams, Arnold Lawson, Jerry Kay, Jimmy Ashby, Don Reid, Charles Huff, Richard Mason, Jimmie Casey, Aubrey Bowers, Jimmy Burgess, Bruce Clodfelter, Duane Best, John Hale, and F'etcher Cooper. 122 are its officers, Frank Lain, president, and Vernon f Martin, vice-president. As one of its activities, the Boys' Chorus played an important part in the pro- gram, The Lights of Christmasf, Under the able ,i direction of Dr. Charles Taylor, these melodious l male voices make the second floor urocki' with their chorus. Standing in and lxehind the Boys' Chorus this year I N.. BARITONES, BASSES, AND BEAUTIFUL MUSIC Q :p,. - 1 hi .. l Members of the Boys' Chorus are, first row: Vernon Martin, Donald Scism, Roy Duncan, Leroy Corneilson, Wayne Sheffield, James Malpass, Edward Hill. Second row: Bobby Lee, Darrell Davis, V. L. Hill, Eddie Stewart, Jimmy Burgess, Jack Wheatley, Chester Hodgin, Richard Hallman, Dr. Taylor. Third row: Bob White, Sam Austin, Kenneth Greene, Jimmy Lain, Ernest Moore, David Wood, Duane Best, Tommy Dale, Charles Dority. Fourth row: Arnold Lawson, Jerry Kay, Jimmy Ashby, Jan Nibbelink, Charles Vaughn, L. G. Wilson, Charles Huff, Bob Blair, Tommy Lewis, Fifth row: T. R. Alexander, Sam Garrard, Bob Williams, Don Reid, Bruce Clodfelter, Aubrey Bowers, Jimmie Casey, Richard Mason, John Hale, Fletcher Cooper. 123 While Margaret plays a song, the officers of the two choruses smile for the photographer. The first period chorus officers are, seated, Margaret Slate, vice-president, standing, left to right: Sylvia Fee, treasurer, Myra Napier, president, and Doris Ann Honeycutt, secretary. The second period chorus officers are: Harriet Zimmerman, treasurer, Claire Greer, vice president, Joyce Young, president, Patsy Garrison, secretary. THESE PRETTY GIRLS SING OUT THE MELODIES Pictured on these two pages are the members of the Girls' Chorus, dressed in their usual attire of dark skirts and white blouses or sweaters. The girls, directed by Miss Nancy Anne Staley, have been very active this year. They have sung at several assembly programs, and, along with the Boys' Chorus and the A Cappella Choir, gave an excellent Christmas program, The Lights of Christmasf' This program included several tableaux depictinchoirs rendered sacred songs appropriate to the scenes. WV I Smiling their prettiest is the first period Girls' Chorus, who work very hard to perfect their music. First row, left to righti Sylvia Boyd, Ruth Rogers, Marie Taylor, Doris Boone, Barbara Vaughn, Leah Samuels, Barbara Totten, Myra Napier, Shirley Schaner, and Miss Nancy Anne Staley. Second row: Rebecca Weaver, Martha Yarborough, Mary Yarborough, Doris Ann Honeycutt, Dotty Freeman, Bobby Jcan Phillips, Anne Armfield, Martha Packer, Mary Ann Lee, Carolyn Gordon, Betty Jo Clary. Third row: Darlene Hoover, Joy McKinnon, Irma Perry, Margaret Slate, Sylvia Fee, Jane Ferguson, Shirley Angel, Ann Martin, Josie Roy, Peggy Haworth, Jcanette Stamey. 124 C I V? J ,i This your the boys' ehorus, girls' choruses, and the A Cappella Choir, with the aid of the orchestra :incl burial, pri-seiiterl ii Cliristmzis program entitled The Lights of Christmas. Tableaux, music, :incl reaicliiigs were eoinhiiiecl to portray the nutivily scenes. 'GSS .. - H - Mokrng harmonious strains are the second period girls' choir members: left to right, first row, Carol Deose, Claire Greer, Judy Mathews, Bonnie Tilley, Peggy Fisher, Phyllis Hearns, Barbara Madison, Colista Taylor, Betsy Davis, Peggy Lowrler, Mariorie Haworth, Nancy Guyer, Carolyn Guyer, Shirley Lawson, Grace Rothrock, Maxine Brenner, Barbara Cagle, Patsy Hogg, Kay Riggs. Second row: Miss Staley, Suzanne Hauser, Jean Harris, Ann Scism, Jinnie McGinn, Rebecca Hiatt, Grace Hudson, Shelby Dyer, Ginger Johnson, Patricia Sellers, Charlene Parrish, Nancy Crater, Jerry Lovelace, Jean Armtield, Doris Woods, Louise Luck, Carolyn Bastian, Louise Boyles, Janet Smith. Thrrrl row: Joyce Andrews, Wendy Lee, Barbara Cranford, Henrietta Ingram, Carolyn McSwoin, Betty Chard, Peggy Allred, Betty Bundy, Patsy Jarrell, Susie McGahey, Ina Springer, Delores Broadwell, Faye Mash, Linetta O'Ham, Linda Rouse, Sandra Hudspeth, Pat Davis, Noel Hollingsworth, Gwendolyn Shepard, Pat Long. Fourth row: Betty Jo Jackson, Barbara Kemo, Phyllis Lanb, Sarah Montgomery, Joy Golasmith, Judy Garner, Peggy Martin, Barbara Barker, Velina Gurley, Andrea Rutherford, Phyllis Andrews, Harriette Zimmerman, Ann Peace, Judy Boylen, Anne Thompson, Carolyn Casey, Fayma Beck, Patsy Garrison, Jackie Hill, Rebecca Yow, Nancy Moran, Sandra James. 125 Pictured to the left are the three leaders of the future teachers. Behind Carolyn Guyer, secretary and treasurer, are Tiny Neely, vice-president, and Dot Lloyd, president. These officers, the club members, and Miss Mary Mclnnis, adviser, worked co-operatively for a successful year. Their plans were designed to carry out the purposes of the Future Teachers of America Club-to learn about opportunities in teaching, to cultivate the qualities essential in a good teacher, to study the lives of great teachers, and to foster the develop- ment of student leadership. Teachers for the Next Generation sw., Future Teachers of America are, left to right, first row: Dot Lloyd, Gail Armstrong, Harriet Shelton, Rachel Mixon, Libby Hurst, Nancy Guyer, Carolyn Guyer, and Bonnie Tilley. Second row: Anita Eagle, Nancy Stockwell, Nancy Hill, Linda Rouse, Carolyn McSwain, Ann Peace, Doris Woods, and Pat Davis. Third row: Miss Mclnnis, Carolyn Jones, Marvin Williams, Lawrence Brown, Jimmy Tedder, Albea Chafin, Deanna Lewis, Jackie Watson. 126 The Homemalcing Way...The F.H.A 'l'l1c 54 girls of tlic Futurc Ilomcmakers of Amcrica, while preparing themselves to operate Ameri- ca's liorncs of tlic futurc, arc rendering conspicuous service to their school. Assisted by their adviser, Miss Myrlc Peoples, and officers pictured above, Doris Boone, treasurerg lean Staley, reporterg joaunc Sowcrs, vicc-presidcntg Peggy Ingram, presidcntg Linda Morrison, historiang Margaret Church, secretary, the F.ll.A. members produce bullctiu boards of value to the entire student body. Tlicy also distribute favors to thc teachers and gifts to the needy during F.H.A. Week, at the con- clusion of which the members attend church as a group. - F.H.A, members are, left to right, first rowi Betty Watson, Betty Nash, Evelyn Hyman, Marty Chernault, Harriet Brown, Libby Nicholson, Sylvia Jones, Linda Morrison. Second row: Thelma Howell, Marilyn Payne, Betty Jo Jackson, Vicky Armtield, Jean Staley, Doris Boone, Gail Thrower, Claudia Herndon, Peggy Kepley, Betty Bundy, Joan Holmes, Joy Arrington. Third row: Penny Hutchinson, Grace Hudson, Harriet Shelton, Linda -Lewis, Janice Tomlin, Tiny Neely, Meryle Pope, Mary Geddie, Joanne Sowers, Margaret Church, Gwen Turner, Jeannine Newton, Miss Myrle Peoples. Fourth row: Phyllis Andrews Barbara Peele, Eleanor Baker, Jane Stutts, Jean Thomas, Pat Shelton, Sarah Montgomery, Carolyn Tice, Shirley Southern, Peggy Haworth, Peggy Ingram, Joyce Chapman, Helen Cates. 127 'iv .X Qt 'wi qt. fv-Q 3 These literary-minded girls who lead the Library Club are: Nancy Stockwell, reporter, Donrie Shepherd, vice-president, Mary Ann Lee, president, Dana Lee Wilkins, treasurer, Peggy Hayworth, secretary. Mrs. Nancy Poston, school librarian, is the adviser of the Library Club. WRlTlN,' READlN,' and RESEARCH ...THE LIBRARY CLUB Ready to begin their weekly meeting are the members of the Library Club, Seated, left to right: Dana Lee Wil- kins, lris Auman, Yvonne Thompson, Marquerite Lynch, Nancy Stockwell, Pat Russell, Carolyn Jones, Margaret Locke. Standing, left to right: Mary Ann Lee, Donrie Shepherd, Ann Teague, Shirley Southern, Lucille Towery, Gail Sawyer, Peggy Hayworth. V J QQ' wr Junior Classical League officers who have led the club through their many activities are, left to right: Harriet Shelton, president, Carolyn Koonce, treasurer, Ellen Foscue, vice president, Jean Blankenship, secretary. LATIN, LEARNIN,' and LEADIN' . . . THE J.C. L. Q This year the junior Classical League had the honor of having one of their members elected president of the state .C.L. organization, and another mem- mer elected secretary of the national j.C.l,. They are, respectively, Barbara Cook and Alma Yip. Through expert guidance given by the J.C.L. adviser, Mrs. Vera Walden, many of the members have become outstanding workers. The honor of receiving keys was given to these persons last year. Left to right: Sam Austin, Bill Bailey, Kitty Marsh, Betsy Lewis, Ginger Walser, Barbara Crawley, and Barbara Byrum. -I bb il We vu-. .. Zin 'tuna i'i Relaxing after a hard day of broadcasting are the members of the WHPS staff. Seated: Barbara Cook. Standing first row left to right Larry Sledge Betsy Lewis Jean Blakenship, Pat Rabhan, Dan Odom, Donald Jacobs, Jimmie Casey and Bill Bailey Second row Albea Chafm Ray Montgomery, David Rawley, and Lee Groom. MANAGERS OF THE MICROPHONE High Point is one of the few high schools in the state that can boast its own radio station. Station WHPS has Mrs. Eloise Hawk as its adviser. The programs are directed and car- ried out by approximately twenty of our stu- dents. Larry Siedge is the stationls chief engineer, while Jimmie Casey is the head announcer. The station is on the air Monday through Friday from nine a.m. until nine p.m., with a three-hour break at three p.m. Other members of the staff, shown in the radio station, are, seated: Paul Fine and Shelby Jean Grady. Standing: H. I. York, Bob Blair, Bob Marsh, Max Parish and Ellen Foscue. 5- 5. 1. nutty-gt For experience in debating, public speak- ix' ing, quick thinking, and impromptu s waking, opportunities are provided by t ie National Forensic League. Members from tlic local chapter attended the dis- trict stndent congress which met in lialeigli. In the limousine to the right are the officers of the Forensic League. Left to right: George Hanes, presidentg NVanna McAnally, treasurerg Betsy Lewis, seeretaryg jimmy Sink, vice-president. THOSE WHO SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES E i .1 'Y' -,gZ f,p qs 'Q-xv Q K . ,I J ,, --QV75--F - . X... ev u x 'ax ,wr- -- ..-' -M -.- ,p---1 A ' . '1.s.:,.'I- '1 ' e. - .w..'vs .1- l.r-13 X 3, 75---YB' Members of the Forensic League who debate for pleasure and for experience in speaking are, left to right: Vicky Arrnfield, Joe Dean, Betsy Lewis, Charles Johnson, Wanna McAnaIly, Jimmy Sink, and George Eanes. 1:31 Sn. 1 5 E J .sa -'44 P3 -rv 'K isff N X .Y i- wa ,. 4 f', ew. w-0. :egg Rx 4 Sex W n . .,-xxx-svrkx' ,A .,'f x. .sos N.-,, . - '- sf J. 1. - N 4'-N, ' 4 through th QM X. Coaches A. J. Simeon and Jim Hayworth cast their victorius smiles Pemican way in honor of a suc- cessful year. After many Iong hours of strenuous drilling, these mentors produced a team of which we can all be proud. WHAT lT WAS-WAS FOOTBALL BISON SCOREBOARD I-l.P.H.S. I2 . . . . ........ . Reidsville 7 tH.P.H.S. 28 . . Gastonia 0 H.P.H.S. 0 . . Durham 27 'iH.P.H.S. 24 . . Burlingfon I5 H.P.H.S. 44 . . Hanes I4 BH.P.H.S. 3l . . Salisbury 0 'l:H.P.H.S. 20 . . Charlotte 7 '2H.P.H.S. 34 . . Asheville I3 'l'H.P.HS. 0 . . . Greensboro 6 mH.P.HS. 0 . . . . R. J. Reynolds 6 'l' Conference games lLeftl These three Bison footballers hustled themselves into honors during the '53 season. Left to right: Sonny Butler and Charlie Lucas, who represented HPHS in the Shrine Bowl, and Talley Wright, who was elected by his Bison teammates as the Most Valuable Player in HPHS. Butler was also named Most Valuable Player in the Western Conference, along with Bunky Shore of Reynolds High. lRightl We hail with pride our co-captains, David Fagg and Ray Harris, and say to them from our hearts, Thanks for a job well done! E ggkxw. ls! 1' . ig, .-.- M g , I Buddy Boyd 1431 Holfbock A om Allred i35l End Jimmy Bean 138i Center Jim Boggs l65l Tackle rey Bowers l64l Tackle . ...nw -K w 3, '-.J ti A -- - ,V w .Y .vw Q Jerry Bullin l66l End Sonny Butler The Bison end, David Fagg, puts an end to the Gastonia's goalward march with this driving tackle. Woody Weisner has just slowed the momentum of the ball carrier. Other Bison in the picture are E. Martin, being blockedg Hallman l27lg Johnson i44lg Lucas 16735 White i47l. i3ll Quarterback Bill Chniel l63l Tockl J if g-A ii xfi urge Cook 1231 Halfback Bobby G0ddY 1521 Guard David Fagg 11241 End Richard Hallman' 1271 Gu Reaching for a Hanes High fumble is Cornell Johnson with an assist from Fagg 1241. In left background of the picture is Hallman 1271. Moving into the play from the right is Weisner 1261 Robert Johnson 1411 Fullback Da,-,ell J0ne51391 Fullback Joe Jones 1211 Ful1bGC Cornell Johnson 1441 Fullback 6 :ay Harris i46l Halfback Edward Hill 432i Halfbac Terry Hart iS5l Halfback Donnie Hunt l62l Tackle l ln this action shot of the High Point- Reidsville game an unidentified Bison is seen making the tackle with Johnson l44l and Whaley l48l coming up to assist. yde Kelly i4Ol Quarterback Richard Lester l36l Quarterback Gerald Lewis 1531 Tackle Charlie Lucas l67l Tac - 1 K 2 3 marles McDonald 15l3 Tackle Eddie Martin 1223 Halfback Jimmy Martin 1253 Center Vernon Martin 1473 End Burlington High's Coy Clayton 1ll3 is about to run into a whole raft of trouble in the person of Lucas 1673p Butler 133 35 and Wright 1303. John Whaley 1483 Guard Bobby White 1333 Halfback Dean White 1433 End :rles Weisner 1263 Guard E s we- fm F'-rs ' Wayne Walker l5Ol Halfback ldie Smothers l6ll Guard Byron Starnes 1563 Halfback Dickie Wagoner l28l Guard Trying to make it to the other end of that cow pasture is one of the Bison backs during the High Point-Asheville game. Clearing the way for him are V. Martin l47Ig E. Martin l22lg Lucas l67lg and Harris l46l. 'mnie Williams l37l Fullback L. G. Wilson 160i Guard Doug Wood l58l End Talley Wright l3Ol Cent X I iw X Z 2 s s 2 1, Chosen for their outstanding qualities displayed in athletics are, lelft to right: Donnie Boone- Sports Service Awardg Froggie Herdon--Douglas Reid-Herbert Hodgin Memorial Award, Inspirational Football Awardg Howard Haworth-Cecil Athletic Awardg Donald Scalf-Lloyd Whitley Memorial Awardg Herman Bunch-Best All-Round Athlete. The 1958 Black Bison football team had three strikes against them from the beginning of the season, as there had been no victories in High Point since 1951. However, Coaches Tony Simeon and ,lim Hayworth had much to be proud of by the end of the season as the Bison chalked up an impressive slate of victories to tie with Greensboro for second place in the Western Conference. There were 12 returning lettermen from the 1952 squad, and, along with the reserves and junior varsity from the previous year, the Bison produced excellent sportsmanship and team- work, surpassing a weak passing attack with a mighty ground force and clever deception. Opening their season in a road game with Beidsville, the Bison overcame their handicap of inexperience as they downed the Golden Lions by a one-touchdown margin. Spectators witness- ed the first home win at Albion Millis Stadium since 1951 as they watched the Bison defeat the Gastonia Green Wave. The Bison received their most severe defeat in a non-conference game at Durham with the Bulldogs, but came back triumphantly the fol- lowing week to defeat the Burlington Bulldogs at home. In Gharlotte's Memorial Stadium, the Bison trampled the Wildcats by a hard-fought thirteen- point margin. Homecoming brought the Maroon Devils from Asheville to High Point, where they bowed to the Bison amid the excitement of the enormous homecoming crowd. Unexpected snow postponed the long-await- ed meeting with our arch-rivals, the Whirlies of Greensboro. This proved to be disastrous, for the following week the Bison unsuccessfully met the defending conference champions from R. I. Reynolds. Although the Bison were defeated by one touchdown, they displayed unequaled spirit and determination. This was at the same time the most exciting and the most disappointing game of the season. The enthusiasm of the team and spectators was far below normal as the Bison finally met and were defeated by Greensboro's Whirlies. The final game was a disappointing conclusion to an otherwise successful season. V, L. Hill and Donald Scott hold an object which is very familiar to them-one of the less battered footballs. As managers of the football team they must take core of all the team's various equipment. Coach Simeon seems to be dwarfed uy our Co-Captains Harold Gill ond Jimmy lStretchl Burgess. Kings of the Court Buddy Boyd HZ! g, Jimmy Burgess H61 c. Charles Dority 1153 g. Harold Gill 173 f Larry Harris 151 f. Donnie Hunt 1181 f. In the Basketball opener with Statesville, the Black Bison Cagers, coached by A. J. Simeon, showed their enthusiasm and scoring power by racing to a 20-point victory, led by co-captains Harold Gill and jimmy Stretchv Burgess. This offensive power was successful in marching over Hanes, Thomasville, and Salisbury, but was stop- ped by Asheboro in the teamis first defeat of the season. The team snapped right back, however, to stop Reynolds in an overtime victory. The lack of defense was shown in the next two games when Charlotte Central and Asheville scored decisive wins over the Bison. After a win over Gastonia, the High Pointers again were the underdogs in the next two games, losing to Bur- lington, and, for the second time, to Charlotte. In the next contest, one of the most exciting games of the season, the Bison won over the Asheville Maroons. David Smith 131 9. Jerry Sowers 161 f. Tommy Lewis 141 g. Richard Mason 181 f Now, with a conference record of 4-4 and with hopes for a chance of qualifying for the AAA tournament, the Bison team put forth an all-out effort to keep in the running, but was unsuccessful for the better part of the remaining season. High Point was again topped by re- taliating Burlington, Reynolds, and Gastonia, and by its most bitter rival, Greensboro which eked out on the Bison home court, a first win, and later, a second victory. A narrow win on the home court over Salisbury was the conclud- ing triumph of the Bison Basketballers for the 1954 season. Harold Gill, with a 15.3 average, and jimmy Burgess, with 14.3, took honors for the team, Harold was All-Conference selection and jimmy was chosen for the Kiwanis North Carolina All- Star team, which played the South Carolina Kiwanis team March 12. Byron Starnes 191 g. Gordon Steele 1141 f 3 5 y Siwffkia , ' QQ- L .M Q x Q 1 ,G E3 f?.7,,. N1 f A Q 5 PW ' 3 fi A 9 ,K Egg! SCOREBOARD High Point 54 . ...... Statesville 34 High Point 45 . . Hanes 25 High Point 60 . . Thomasville 39 High Point 55 . . Salisbury 44:3 High Point 42 . . Asheboro 50 High Point 56 . . Reynolds 505' High Point 70 . . Charlotte 86:3 High Point 49 . . Asheville 69:3 High Point 44 . . Gastonia 37:2 High Point 48 . . Charlotte 57:3 High Point 55 . . Burlington 634: High Point 57 . . Asheville 545 High Point 26 . . Burlington 653: High Point 38 . . Greensboro 4l:i' High Point 47 . . Reynolds 504: High Point 53 . . Gastonia 664 High Point 6l . . Salisbury 5625: High Point 59 . . Greensboro 805' i'Conference Name Number Height Year David Smith 3 5' lO Junior Tommy Lewis 4 5' 9 Senior Larry Harris 5 6' Junior Jerry Sowers 6 6' Senior Harold Gill 7 6' 2 Senior Richard Mason l5 5' l l Junior Byron Starnes 9 5' 7' Junior Douglas Wood lO 6' l' Junior Ray Taylor l l 6' Junior Buddy Boyd 12 5' l l Junior Gordon Steele I4 5' l l Junior Charle Dority 8 6' Sophomore Jimmy Burgess l6 6' 5 Senior Donnie Hunt I8 6' l Junior Ronnie Russell l7 5' lO Junior Shoot! yells the crowd, as the tenseness of the moment is reflected in all their faces. sqm: 1 Baby Bison hoping to become Black Bison are: Tom Allred, Arnold Lawson, Badger Robertson, Bobby Culler, Ronnie Grissett, Don Moser, Ronnie Russell. Second row: Coach Jim Hayworth, Jerry Bullin, Richard Lester, Joe Coggins, E. H. Hackler, Gary Beal, Mitchell Murrow, Wallace Dorsett. 144 ln wrestling, every move is impor- tant. The wrong stroke may, and often does, result in the loss of the match. David Fagg of High Point is shown planning carefully his method of breaking this hold. J. X l' Cutting Canvas Capers The 1954 wrestling team, defending the State High School Championship, opened the 1954 season hy defeating Statesville there. In their second match they defeated Salisbury. The boys who will he leading the way in this year's drive for the championship are jim Boggs, David F agg, Albert Cray, Boh Rayne, L. C. Wilson, Loy Kennedy, and Will Byrd. Here the l954 mat team takes time out to pose for the camera. They are, first row, left to right: Jerry Jones, Larry Brown, Norman Wampler, Joe Misenheimer, Bob Boyne, Will Byrd, and Don Sink. Second row: Butch Hazlewood, Don Heath, Loy Kennedy, Albert Gray, Banks Totten, Bill Butler, and Byron Godfrey. Third raw: Jim Boggs, Gerald Lewis, David Fagg, L, G, Wilson, Sonny Butler, Joe Jones, and Coach George Gillie. 145 The members of our '53 baseball team are, left to right, first row: Kirk Rich, Joe Dean, Joe Jones, Byron Starnes, George Cook, Bobby Culler, Joe Huff, Wallace Dorsett. Second row: Ronnie Russell, Herman Bunch, Ted Clodfelter, Doug McCall, Tommy Hayworth, Gilbert Buck. Third row: Harold Spencer, Tommy Land, Buddy Boyd, Bill Hayworth, David Fagg. Kings of Swat The 1953 Black Bison baseball team, slow in starting their season, progressed rapidly under the coaching of Jim Hayworth ,and by the end of the year were a well- knit unit. As usual, rain caused the postponement of many games and also interfered with the conditioning of the team at one of its most crucial moments, result- ing in two wins and eight losses. Leading hitters were Herman Bunch and Tommy Land, while Harold Blizzard took over the pitcher's mound. Har ld Bull held his own on second base, while sophomore Bluddy Boyd showed promise in the outfield. Theboutlook for the future is promising, and there is hope for a prosperous season next year. One of the leading hitters, Tommy Land, shows how a bunt should be hit. 146 Our '53 cindermen are left to right, first row: Arnold Lawson Loy Kennedy Darrell Davis Edwin Hedrick Joe Davis Donald Moser, Don Scalf, Maurice Sivers, Don Sink, Edwin Hill Second row Homer OBrien Richard Mason Jerry Jacobs, Grover Chatham, Don Morrison, Roger Jones, Howard Haworth Donnie Rickert Lee Andrews Wallace Stamey Vernon Head, Terry Hart, Third row: Reynard Clay, John Hale Sonny Butler Jim Boggs Doug Wood Paul Spenard Roy Montgomery, Donald Elliot, Wallace Mixson, Sammy Guy Cornell Johnson Fleet-Footed Fellows The 1953 track team, handica ped by the lack of experience, still showed well guring the season in the five matches in which they participated. Under the guidance of Coach Ray Correll the squad mem- bers, composed mainly of ninth and tenth graders, made their best showing of the year in defeating Greensboro during the second meet of the season. Co-captain Don Rickert was outstanding during the season in the 100 yard dash, while Co-captain Don Scalf showed excellent skill in the pole vault, thc high jump and the broad jump. Other outstand- ing players were jim Boggs, Sonny Butler, and Cornell johnson. Roy Montgomery and Lee Andrews concencrate on getting over those hurdles. 147 e f lil.-glgl n ff? . Q . 3 Q' :K A . 3 r A f twig .V I , 'mags-X K za wt.. 1 A Y' ' Bill Bullo John Gerring Jimmy Skeen Puttin' Around The 1953 High Point High School golf team, under the leadership of Coach Simeon, battled through a rough season, winning three matches and losing eight. The golfers were victorious over Burlington, Charlotte Central, and Reynolds. The golf team was made up of John Gerring, Coker, McCain, George Setzer, Charles Lucas, Jimmy Skeen, and Bill Bulla. Holding the Number One position on the team was Iohn Cerring, who lost only one match all season. Q Charlie Lucas Coker McCain 1 : 7 l George Setzer 5-ff . '1 i I 3 N 1 t , I rw. ,, Joe Wolser Edward Jordon Craig Kester Knights of the Net Under the leadership of Coach Tony Simeon, the 1953 tennis team showed great skill in achieving a 7-3 won-lost record. They defeated Greensboro, Hanes, and Burlington twice each and Charlotte Central once. The three losses were to Reynolds twice and Charlotte once. The members of the golf team were Craig Kester, joe Walser, jack Kester, jerry Sowers, Tommy McMahon, Ed jordan, and Larry Crissett. Leading the team were jerry Sowers who lost only one match, and joe Walser who lost only two. In 1954 the tennis team will be rebuilding with only two experienced players, Edward jordan and jerry Sowers, back with the team. Tom McMahon Jerry Sowers JGCR Kesfer AQUAMEN SPLASHED TOWARDS GREATER SKILL The 1954 swimming team in this its second season, is hoping to better its last yearis record of three wins and five losses. Under the leadership of captain Larkin Kirkman, the twelve boys who make up the team have battled throughout the season. The bright spot about the swimming team is that there is only one seniorg therefore next year's team will have the benefit of experience. This year's schedule includes eight dual matches and three championship meets. About to make a big splash are the members of the relay team, Larkin Kirkman, Harold McKee, Bill Howard, and Sandy Mendenhall. I f , 4935592 Our Bison aquamen are, left to right, first row: Sandy Mendenhall, Billy Joe Kiser, Jimmy Younts, Waverly Reddish, Bennie Brown, and Jimmy Tedder. Second row: Frank Smith, Chester Haworth, Buddy Shapard, David Wood, Bill Howard, Harold McKee, Larkin Kirkman, and Coach Bob Ousley. 150 The cheerleaders seern to be getting this pep rally off with a bang. Here they are doing a new yell for the students, stepping to the tune of Blc-achcrs' Boogie. There was good response at all the pep rallies, which showed that the students really want- ed the Big Black Bison to bring home the victories. SCHOOL PEPTOMlSTS KEEP OUR SPIRITS HIGH The cheerleaders, headed by Nancy Robinette, have spread their energetic spirit through the crowds, and together with the many fans, have urged the Bison on to numerous victories. Here they are caught discussing their plans for the next pep rally. Left to right, first row: Barbara Ellington, Rachel Richardson, Barbara Kemp, and Nancy Robinette, head cheerleader. Second row: Patsy Garrison, Carol Taylor, Myra Napier, Jackie Hill, and Christine Andrews. These girls have arranged many trips to out-of-town games, and have been responsible for the active support that the Pep Club has given the Black Bison. To Mrs. Mary Alice Palmer, director of girls' Athletics, much praise is due for her wise counsel and direction. if ,ffl Up and coming members of the G.A.A.'s basketball team goin experience through Junior Varsity games. The members of the Junior Varsity team are, left to right, first row: Norma Parham, Marjorie Haworth, Page Gaddy, captain, Renate Muella, Caroline Kirkman. Second row: Carolyn Gordon, Thelma Howell, Harriet Zimmerman, Susie McGahey. OUR ATHLETIC ANNlES, THE G.A.A. Taking time out from an important practice, the members of the Varsity basketball team form a semi-circle around their captain, Susie Gray. They are, left to right, first row: Martha Packer, Pat Hester, Gail Armstrong, Dot Stout, Martha Ellington, Betty Jo Clary. Second row: Ann Kears, Patsy Poole, Peggy Shook, Ann Teague, Andrea Rutherford, Frances Blair, Judy Mashburn. Not pictured is Page Gaddy. 152 lligli Point lligli St-hool's Girls' Athletic As- soeiation has won state-wide acclaim, not only l for producing winning competitive teams, but also for promoting good sportsmanship. The eliniax ot the local elulfs activities came in April ol' 1953, when they won top honors in State Sports Day for the third consecutive year. This feat entitled the local organization to keep the state trophy permanently. The ehiel oliieetives of the C.A.A. are to huild healthy bodies and alert mindsg and, through athleties, to encourage high moral eliaraeter. Many laborious hours are spent in developing skill and in enjoying athletic C0111- petitioii. The eheerful atmosphere has done inueh towards establishing friendships among these sports-minded lasses. Under the Capable guidance ol Nlrs. Nlary Alice Palmer, the girls have found a truer meaning of individual sportsniansliip and sehool spirit. After admiring some of their well-earned trophies, the senior members and otticers of the G.A.A, find time to smile for the camera. Left to right, first row: Gail Armstrong, president, Susie Gray, vice-president, Martha Ellington, treasurer. Second row: Peggy Shook, secretary, Ann Teague, sports manager, Martha Packer, publicity chairman. I , i 1 s ' 5 It ' if N, t - 3' ts i f ji 3 . . . , 1' 5. A g w G x f lv- - - 'kt Pictured above are the members of the North Carolina state championship speedboll team. They are, left to right, first row: Susie Gray, Mariorie Haworth, Norma Parham, Gail Armstrong, Patsy Poole, Ann Kearns, Dot Stout, Martha Ellington, Betty Jo Clay, and Renate Muella. Second row: Frances Blair, Harriet Zimmerman, Martha Packer, Ann Teague, Andrea Rutherford, Peggy Shook, Pat Hester, Page Gaddy, Thelma Howell, Caroline Kirkman, Susie McGahey, Carolyn Gordon. 1553 ,,,.. Nw 5' 5 il 5 ix if we i. ffm, 3 -un.. I fam neg, ' Ready, aim, fire! And Coach Simeon's girls are ready to bombard the boss with about a dozen snow balls. Left to right: Coach Simeon, Marlene Stanley, Pat Russell, Nancy Robinette, Rachel Richardson, Barbara Byrum, Shirley Schaner, Marty Chernault, Ann Kearns, Harriet Brown, and Dot Lloyd. This is No Secret Service Mrs. Palmer's staff relaxes between periods on and around her desk. They ore, left to right, first row: Martha Ellington, Martha Packer, Susie Gray, Betty Jo Clary, Gail Armstrong, Pat Hester. Second row: Peggy Shook, Dot Stout, Patsy Poole, Norma Parham. 156 T Working in the dark are the ten booth boys who operate the movie projector in room 203, First row, left to right: Sam Austin, Tommy Venable. Second row: Darrell Blair, Bill Helms, Joe Hutt, Raynard Clay. Third row: Phillip Hinshaw, Richard Welch, Ray Montgomery, Harvey Warren. A -4 i. V 4a Q' Q-.J .-, lAbovel Those who brave all kinds of weather are the dependable bus drivers, pictured above. Left to right, first row: Douglas Mishoe, Joe Huff, Tommy Hayworth, Donnie Williams, Phillip Powell. Second row: Fletcher Cooper, Roby Shives, Sam Austin, Cleo Denny, Jackie Crater, Joe Moran. lRightl Coaches' helping hands are pictur- cd to the right. First row: Cornell Johnson, David Fagg, Ray Harris. Second row: Jim Boggs, Charlie Weisner, Richard Hallman, Edward Hill, V. L, Hill, Sonny Butler. 2-6 ll I .Z 1 , sly 'UPU me ff Qi Jr Willing Workers By rendering assistance in the office, the members of the deans' staffs ac- quire valuable training, which will benefit them in future years. Serving as good right arms, for Mr. Vance and Miss Mendenhall, the staff mem- bers handle sick slips, check-outs, telephone calls, morning and after- noon bulletins ond numerous other duties connected with the work of the two offices. The staffs are, left to rihgt, first row: Margaret Church, Carolyn Roberts, Pat Stout, Christine Andrews, Ginger Walser, Barbara Wilson. Second row, left to right: Virginia Cox, Betty Jo Patterson, Darlene Bullin, Frances Price, Mary Strickland, Phyllis Conrad, Lynn Joyce, Lucy Gibson, Linda Morrison, Secretarial work for the teachers is the duty of these student secretaries. First row: Donese Willett, Margie Wilson, Clara White. Second row: Ruth Rogers, Ann Martin, Sylvia Fee, Gail Armstrong, Barbara Crawley, Bobbie Allred, Barbara Parker, Barbara Byrum. 158 Quite a large staff is required to manage our library. These research assistants are: Donree Shepard, seated, left to right: Pat Russell, Dot Whitt, Margaret Locke, Dano Lee Wilkins, Mary Ann Bristow, and Carolyn Jones. The literary minded girls of the library staff have done a fine job again this year in assisting students in checking out books, helping with the necessary research work, and sending out the inevitable little over-due notices. Staff members are, left to right: Ann Teague, Mary Strickland, Yvonne Thompson, Iris Auman, Betty Lou Hale, Carolyn Sumner, Pat Hauser, Marguerite Lynch, Carolyn Patton, and Mary Ann Lee. 159 Shown at left are: Lt. Shields, Pat McCain, Louise Jarrett, and Rebecca Dailey as they go through the early phase of driver instruction. If anyone ever deserved a medal for bravery, certainly Lieutenant Frank Shields deserves one. In addition to many other duties on the police force, Lt. Shields faces the elements, and scores of students in regular six-weeks' training periods. The students are enrolled in driver training from study halls. These future drivers are instructed in both classroom and road work. Several new pieces of equipment have recently been added for classroom instruction. Each time a Ford appears on the market, the Rotary Club provides the school with a new model, specially equipped for practice driving. Preparation-Then The License ,,.A, -W , naw az mamma my llifzii POW Lf. J, Frank Shields looks on while Irma Perry displays her skill in parallel parking. 160 Slit-riff Snipes is il fzunilizir sight to any stncli-nt who coins-s to our building at i night. 'l'hr- shi-riff is our dependable i night watt-lnnun, and lwcuiisc of his cor- iliaility und good humor, he has made insiny lrir-ncls annong the students. Performers of Valuable Services N1 The student store, which is under the supervision of Mrs. Whitesell, furnishes the students with their supplies. Service with a smile is the slogan of these solesladies. Left to right, first row: Mary Webster Smith, Harriet Shelton, Mary Stevenson, and Nancy McNeil, Second row: Joanne Wiley, Norma Miller, Goal Armstrong, Jean Staley, Phyluss Faldlcy, Betty Jean Phillips, Etta Dunlop, Joy McKinnon. 161 C . . Q. 1 I is A i N . XX Around noon a young student's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of food. This need is adequately met in our excellent cafeteria. After making a selection of food the students find themselves con- fronted by these gentlemen, operators of the cash register. They are, left to right: Norman Wampler, Bobby Payne, David Fagg, and Dobbin McNatt. Talley Wright, an expert in the art of dishwashing, demonstrates his skill as the other workers of the kitchen look on. Left to right: Bobby Rutledge, Jimmy Marsh, Don Sink, Richard Lester, Darrell Wilson, and Frank Newby. 'xt g . ,. 'will I 1 ,K I Hand Another group of loyal and indispensable helpers in the cafeteria are the girls who dish it up. Empty dishes don't look very appetizing, but after these girls fill the dishes to overflowing it's a different story. Left to right: Martha Cloniger, Barbara Freeman, Peggy Stiles, Betty Beck, and Bobbie Jean Phillips. l l pers HPHS is certainly lucky to be able to boast such a wonderful kitchen staff. Beaming over the freshly prepared salads you see Patsy Ramseur, Annie Baldwin, Isabel White, and James Bostic. It never ceases to be a miracle that Clorine Whitlock, Adolphus Evans, and Millie Leach manage to keep the halls and stairways so clean. i xy af .,,efk1?'61,-' ' get P it X K A .c Ai qi c ' ' 1 LM, N - , E2 ,-, .mv-sm Here are three of the people who perform such a grand job for both students and teachers. To you, Edmonious Torrence, Albert Graves, Essie May LeGrant, and all who labor for the cleanliness of our school, we say thanks for a job well done. Fran Myers High Point High School's 1953 Homecoming Queen. Blessed with fair weather the ingenious creators of the Homecoming Parade were able to produce floats that drew tremendous applause from both participants and spectators. Themes of the floats were varied, with decorations ranging from popular songs such as Dragnet , left, to Operation Victory , right. While a majority of the students decorated floats on the athletic field, the cheerleaders worked diligently at the stadium. The results of their efforts showed up favorably in the decorations on the fences and goal- posts at the game. After spending the day embellishing floats with Beat Asheville, the student body turned out en masse to see Fran Myers lescorted by Norman Zimmermcnl crowned Homecoming Queen by Mayor George Covington, and to see their dream of Beat Asheville come true. 4?-5 , V .:, An. . , K.. ,fkbqn -f , t ff I' in wil l ' The Homecoming Queen's attendants, representing their classes, looked their prettiest os they posed for the photographer, They ore, left to right: Dean Mortin, freshmang Potty Dillon, senior, Betty Adams, junior, Ann Kearns, sophomore. Fair Weather, Beautiful Girls, and Victory . . . A Perfect Homecoming mi 141 ,I 'S The Friday night cast for the Junior Play, The Trail of the Lonesome Pine is, first row, left to right: Joy Arrington, Richard Mason, JoAnn Sowers, Doris Honeycutt, Rachel Mixon. Second row: Loui Cox, Dan Odom, Bob Williams, T. R. Alexander, Jim Fanning, Martha Yorborough, Dianna Lewis, Marilyn Pruette. Absent from the picture is David Smith. ll lt Wasn't The Beatin'est! lLefti l iest can't remember wails Ellie Mae to her dismayed audience of June, Red Fox, Bub, Ole' Hon, Uncle Billy, and Jack in the Friday night performance. lRightl The Saturday night cast of the Junior Play is, seated left to right: Libby Hurst, Sonya Sloop, Ann Hicks, Helen Lucas. Standing: Chester Haworth, Mary Yorborough, Bennie Jenkins, Watts Childress, John Hale, Billie Butler, Billie Peters. Absent are David Smith, Jean Wall, Marty Chernault. 166 f The Senior play for l953, A Full House by Fred Jackson, was presented in March, and, judging from the reaction of the audience, was a huge success. At left, several of the cast members seem alarmed over that tele- phone conversation. They are, left to right: Torn Strother, Nance Owens, Betty Jane Bearnon, Judy Seward, Betty Jo Huneycutt, Buddy Bullock, and Lloyd Preslar. Curtains Rise to a Full House X' 3 All members of the cast seem to be crowded an stage as the curtain is about to fall on the l953 Senior play. They are, left to right: Betty Jo Hunneycutt, Buddy Bullock, Betty Jane Beamon, Judy Seward, Patsy Swaim, Jimmy Hill, Nancy Owens, Torn Strother, Sarah Stewart, Don Elliot, Lloyd Preslar, Nick Fisher, and Stuart Fountan. 167- . ,, , tw, or 4 PARIS BY MOONLIGHT . . .THE JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Carolyn Sumner and Bruce Clodfelter labove, lettl , looking as if they have just stepped out of a Parisien fashion maga- zine, enter the Cafe Paris to enjoy April in Paris with Ronda Idol and Howard Holbrook tleft, rightl, and all those who had come to dance in the romantic atmosphere of the l9S3 Jr.-Sr. Prom. Barbara Ellington, Kitty Marsh, and Hollan Rouse lbelowl diligently prepare the skyline as it might look on an evening in Paris, it w OUR STAGE BECOMES THE GREAT WHITE WAY For many hard working students the Great White Way become a vivid reality It was a revelation to many to find such rich and varied talent as was demonstrated in the Talent Show of l953. The greasepaint was happily ap- plncrl, and under the sponsorship of the Student Council, the cast went on to prove, There's no business like show business lfxhovel The agile beauties reviving the Charleston are, left to right: June Armfield, Potty Summey, Sylvia McGee, Ann Hulin, and Frankie Herman lBeIowl The iolly sono and dance men are left to right: Larry Grisset, Ed Whitson, Buddy Bullock, and Don Scalf. The old minstrel giving out with Toot, Toot, Tootsie is Jimmie Casey. RN? Smiling a little uncertainly at the left, you see Miss Mclnnis's lab assistant Frank Collins. Wrong formula, Frank? Above are pictured members of the football team.intently observing the game while a group of cherleaders behind them take time to talk things over between cheers. C if , ,X Upper left: The D. E. Club is made up of the students who are taking Distributive Education, a new course in our curriculum which teaches the art of salesmonship. Members ore, left to right, first row: O'Neil King, Margie McDowell, Ruth Riggs, Esther Taylor, June Whittington, and the adviser, Mrs. Coble. Second row: Buddy Hill, Cecil Coe, Ralph Coggins, Glenn Fletcher, and Ed Spivey. Lower left: The cheerleaders, majorettes, and the band extend a warm welcome to the members of the football team. Lower right: Carolyn Sumner, a petite bland mojorette, was chosen by the high school students to represent the school in the Piedmont Bowl Contest of l953. 170 I 0 Ruby Hallman, smiling as she receives her diploma, seems to ex- press the feelings of the entire graduatuon class: lt's been won- derful P not all works-not all play. l really hate to leave. Footsteps Lead Away As a reward for the highest scholastic averages in the iunior class, these students were selected as marshals. They are: first row, Van Watson, Marvin Williams, Jerry Sowers, Larry Sledge, Jerry Carmichael, Grant Stockwell, Jimmie Casey, Dean Mac Pruette, and David Pancoast, Second row: Patsy Jordan, Barbara Wilson, Harriet Shelton, Sarah Johnson, Becky Hester, Margaret Slate, Kitty Marsh, Sylvia Zimmerman, Wanna McAnally, and Pat Russell. SENIOR STATISTICS BOBBY YORK ALBRIGHT Junior Classical League 25 Parade Committee 2. BOBBIE RAE ALLRED Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Dance Club 3' Allied Youth 3,45 Parade Committee 45 Junior Play Commiitee 35 Student Secretary 4. RALPH MAYNARD ALLRED Woodlawn High School l,2,35 Baseball 2,35 Junior Play 35 Talent Show l,25 Distributive Education Convention 4. GLORIA ELLEN ANDREWS Y-Teens l,25 G.A.A. l,25 Junior Classical League IZ34' Pep Club 2, Allied Youth 4, Parade Committee 1,25 Jhiii6r' Play Committee 3. GAIL ARMSTRONG Masque and Gavel 3,4, Vice-President 45 G.A.A. 2,3,4, President 3,45 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Dance Club 35 Varsity Basket- ball 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Tennis 2,3,45 Prom Com- mittee 2,35 Parade Committee 3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Pointer Editorial Staff 4. IRIS EUGENIA AUMAN Library Staff 45 Library Club 45 Allied Youth 45 Girls' Chorus 3. NANCY JOANNE AUMAN F.H.A. 25 Doncc Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Girls' Chorus 35 Stu- dent Store 3. SAMUEL FRANKLIN AUSTIN Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Art and Artists 35 Allied Youth 3,45 A.Cappella Choir 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Racketeers 3,45 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Radio Guild 3,45 W'HPS Staff 3,45 Talent Show 35 Speech 35 Bulletin Board Com- mittee 2,35 Progection Booth Staff 45 Bus Driver 4. WILLIAM BRANNAN BAILEY Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Parade Committee 2,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Radio Guild 3,45 Talent Show Committee 35 Projection Booth Staff 2. LARRY PERRY BAKER, Ill Radio Workshop 2. HANNAH MERLE BARR Y-Teens 2,35 Allied Youth 35 Messiah 25 Prom Committee 23' Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Business Staff 45 Senior Superlative-Best Dressed. BOBBY CHARLES BAYNE Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3' Junior Varsity Football 2,35 Wrestling 3,45 Intramural Sports l,2,3,45 Parade Committee I. JIMMY MELVIN BEAN, JR. Monogram Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Future Artisians 35 Allied Youth 45 Varsity Football 3,45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Intramural Sports 2,35 Parade Committee 2. BETTY JEAN BECK Pep Club 25 International Friends 35 Service Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Lower House l,25 Parade Committee l,2,3. DOUGLES DERMONT BENFIELD Dance Club 35 Junior Varsity Football 25 Intramural Sports I. ROBERT DUANE BEST ' Key Club 45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Intramural Sports 3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Messiah 25 Boys' Octet 45 All-State Chorus 25 Boys' Chorus 3,45 Boys' Quartet 3. JAMES GREEN BINKLEY, JR. Boyden High School l5 Monogram Club 25 Allied Youth 45 Golf 25 Parade Committee 2,3. DORA MARGARET BLACK International Friends 35 Allied Youth 3,4. CHARLOTTE ANNE BLACKMAN Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Parade Committee 3. DARRELL GEORGE BLAIR Dance Club 35 Parade Committee 25 Projection Booth Staff 4. AUBREY STEVEN BOLES Junior Varsity Football 2,35 Junior Varsity Basketball 2. WORTH BYRON BOWMAN, JR. Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Dance Club 35 Chess and Checkers 35 Allied Youth 35 Track l,25 Intramural Sports l,25 Swimming 35 Band 25 Radio Guild 35 Fire Drill Committee 3. SYLVIA JOAN BOYD Junior Classical League 2,35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 A Cappella Choir 45 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Parade Committee 4. MARJORIE ANN BOYLES Beta Club 354, Secretary 4, Convention 35 Y-Teens 2,35 G.A.A. 25 Junior Classical League 2,35 Pep Club 25 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Committee 3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Business Staff 45 General Office Staff 3,4. ERLU THOMAS BRADY Parade Committee 45 Junior Play Committee 3. RONALD ELLIS BREWER Allied Youth -1, President 45 Class Vice-President 45 Pram Committee 35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Senior Play Cast 45 Senior Superlative-Best Personality. CAROL ANN BRIGGS Junior Classical League l,25 Pep Club I5 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 A appella Choir 3,45 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus l,25 Parade Committee 2,45 Senior Executive Board 4. JACQUELINE ANN BROWN Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens 25 F.H.A. 25 Junior Classical League 25 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus 3. LAWRENCE EUGENE BROWN F.T.A. 2,3,45 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Orchestra l,2,35 Messiah l,25 All-State Orchestra l,2,35 Lower House 2,35 Parade Committee 2,35 Distrlbutive Education Club 4, President 4. GILBERT REX BUCK Monogram Club 45 Hi-Y 4, Vice-President 4, State Convention 45 Junior Varsity Football 35 Junior Varsity Basketball.3,45 Baseball 2,45 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Homeroom Vice-President 45 Parade Committee 2,3,4. DARLENE BULLIN Y-Teens l,25 Pep Club 25 Dance Club 35 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Girls' Chorus 25 Mr. Vance's Staff 45 Homeroom Secretary 2. JIMMY ELLIS BURGESS Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Allied Youth 45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 A Cappella Choir 45 Boys' Chorus 35 Parade Committee 4. TOBY ANN BURGESS Beta Club 45 Allied Youth 25 General Office Staff 45 Prom Committee 2. SENIOR STATISTICS CLARA MAE BURTON Library Club 35 Dance Club 35 Student Secretary 4. ERNEST STEVEN BURTON Allied Youth 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 4. JAMES WYATT BUTLER Hi-Y 45 Varsity Football 3,45 All-State5 All-Conference5 Shrine 5owI5 Mast Valuable Player in Western Conference 45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Wrestling 45 Track 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,35 Band l,2,35 PEMICAN Busi- ness Staff 45 Coach's Staff 4. HILDA YVONNE BYERLY Dance Club 3. WILLIAM ROYCE BYRD Monogram Club 3,45 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Wrestling 2,3,45 Baseball .45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Octet 45 Boys' Chorus 5 Parade Committee 2,3,4. BARBARA ANN BYRUM Beta Club 45 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Pep Club 25 Student Secretary 45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 Prom Committee 25 Parade Comm ttee 3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 FEMICAN Editorial Staff 45 Coach's Staff 4. MYRA CLAUDETTE CALHOUN F.H.A. 235 Junior Classical League 25 Operetta Club 35 Band 2,35 A Cappella Choir 35 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Parade Committee 25 Junior Play Committee 3. JERRY GAYLON CARMICHAEL Beta Club 45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 35 Intramural Sports l,25 Parade Committee 35 Com- mencement Marshal 3. JAMES BROADUS CASEY National Honor Society 3,4, Vice-President 45 Service Award5 Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President 45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Key Club 45 Junior Classical League l,2,3,4, President l, State President I5 Allied Youth 3,45 A Cappella Choir 4, Treasurer 45 Class Presi- dent 45 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Radio Guild 3, President 35 WHPS Staff 3,45 PEMICAN Staff 45 Talent Show 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Commencement Marshal 35 Junior Rotarian 45 Wha's Who: Senior Superlative- Best All Around RONDA MERLIE CATHCART International Friends 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Homeroom President 35 Parade Committee 2. EVELYN JOYCE CHAPMAN Y-Teens 2,35 F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.T.A. 2,3,45 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Band 2,3,45 Orchestra 45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 2,3,45 Girls' Chorus 25 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Senior Execu- tive Board 45 Band Council 35 Hungry Five 2. WILLIAM MONROE CHNIEL Monogram Club 45 Allied Youth 45 Varsity Football 25354. BRUCE SIMMONS CLODFELTER, JR. Hi-Y 45 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Sportsman's Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 A Cappella Choir 45 Messiah 25 Boys' Octet 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Prom Committee 25 Parade Committee 2,3,45 General Office Staff 3,4. CECIL GROCER COE Hi-Y 45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Intramural Sports 2,35 Parade Committee 2,35 Distributive Education Club 4, Vice-President 4. FRANK WILLIAM COLLINS F.T.A. 3,45 Band 2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Orchestra 2,45 Parade Com- mittee -I5 Talent Show Committee 3. BARBARA FAYE COOK National Honor Society 45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Junior Classi- cal League 2,3,4, State Vice President 3, State President 4, Dele- gate National Convention 45 Dance Club 35 Allied 4Youth 3,45 Lower House 35 Prom Committee 25 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 'WHPS Staff 35 PEMICAN Editorial Staff 45 Talent Show Comm.ttee 35 P.A. System Announcer 45 Devotional Chairman 3,45 Speaker Texas Junior Classical League Conven- tion 35 Who's Who 45 Senior Play Cast 45 DAR Good Citizenship Award 4. FLETCHER ALLEN COOPER Service Club 35 Allied Youth 35 A Cappella Choir 345 Dance Band 35 All-State Chorus 35 Boys' Chorus 35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Bus Driver 2,3,4. SHIRLEY ANN COPELAND Parade Committee 4. EMORY LEROY CRAVEN Jamestown High School 25 Parade Committee 4. BARBARA JEANE CRAWLEY Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Service Club 45 Allied Youth 3,45 Pram Committee 35 Parade Committee 25354. NANCE LOUISE CRIDLEBAUGH National Honor Society 4' Beta Club 45 Masque and Gavel 3,4, President 45 Y-Teens l,2,35 F.H.A. 45 Junior Classical League l,2,3,4, Vice-President 25 Pep Club 2,3' Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Messiah 25 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 45 Jungorzglay Committee 35 PEMICAN Editorial Staff 45 Pointer .JIU 5 . THOMAS NEAL DALE F.T.A. 25 Junjor Classical League 2,35 Operetta Club 35 Chess and Checkers 35 Allied Youth 35 Intramural Sports 25 Band 25 Orchestra 2,3,45 A Cappella Chair 3,45 Messiah 25 Boys' Octet 45 Dance Band 2,3,45 All-State Orchestra 45 Boy's Quartet 45 Parade Committee 3,45 Talent Show 35 Music Office Staff 3. JEANETTE MARTHA DARNELL G.A.A. l,25 Operetta Club 3,45 International Friends 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 35 Tennis 25 A Cappella Choir 3,45 All-State Chorus 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Parade Committee 3,4, ROGENA LEONE DAVIS Pep Club 35 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Messiah 25 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Homecoming Attendant 35 Mr. Vance's Staff 35 Miss Mendenhall's Staff 3. JOSEPH HOWARD DEAN Monogram Club.3,45 Hi-Y 45 Forensic League 45 Allied Youth 3,45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Baseball 2,3,45 Boys' Chorus 2,35 Lower :louse 45 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Senior Superlative- i ies. PATRICIA ANN DILLON National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 3,45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Y-Teens 235 Junior Classical League 2,35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,41 A Cappella Chair 3,4, Vice-President 45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 35 Upper House 35 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 2,3,45'Student Council Treasurer 35 Social Committee Chairman 35 Junior Play Cast 35 PEMICAN Editorial Staff 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Senior Superlative-Most Likely To Succeed. SANDRA KAREN HAMBY SENIOR STATISTICS DONALD RAY DRAUGHN NANCY ARLENE DRAUGHN Allied Youth 3. PATRICIA ANN DUKE Great Falls High School I5 Y-Teens- I,25 G.A.A. I5 Allied Youth 45 Prom Committee I5 Junior Varsity Basketball I, GEORGE THOMAS EANES Masque and Gavel 3, 45 Junior Classical League l,2,3,45 Forensic League 3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Dance Club 35 Intramural Sports 35 Lower House I5 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Radio Guild 3,45 WHPS Staff 35 Pointer Business Staff 45 Senior Execu- tive Board 4. MARGARET SUSAN ELKINS Grainger High School I5 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Y-Teens 25 Art and Artists 35 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Parade Committee 35 Junior Play Committee 3. BARBARA LEE ELLINGTON Beta Club 45 Y-Teens I,2,35 Pep Club 3,45 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 35 Cheerleader 3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Bulletin Board Committee 2,3. MARTHA WILSON ELLINGTON F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. I,2,3,4, Treasurer 45 Pep Club 2,3, President 25 Service Club 3,45 Allied Youth 3,45 Varsity Basketball I,2,3,45 Parade Committee I,4: Girls' Coach's Staff 3,4. PEGGY ANN ELLINGTON Parade Committee 2,35 Library Staff 2. DAVID JERRY FAGG National Honor Society 45 Key Club 3,45 Monogram Club 2,45 Hi-Y 4, Treasurer 45 Future Hortlculturists 35 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Wrestling 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Intramural Sports 3,45 Parade Committee 2' Coach's Staff 4' Cafeteria Staff 3,45 Who's Who5 Senior Superlative-Most Athletic. DAVID WAYNE FARLOW Jamestown High School 2. SYLVIA GAIL FEE Beta Club 3,4, Convention 35 Y-Teens 25 Junior Classical League 2,35 Pep Club 2,3,45 Art and Artists 35 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 3,4, Treasurer 3,45 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Committee 2,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Pointer Editorial Staff 45 Student Secretory 4. GLEN GARY FLETCHER Lowez House 35 Distributive Education Club 4, State Conven- ION . JOSEPH BEACHER FLOYD CHARLES THOMAS FOWLER Allied Youth 45 Parade Committee 2. JIMMY EARL FRAZIER Future Artisiuns 35 Intramural Sports 3. BASIL HENRY FREEMAN, JR. Allied Youth 45 Band 2,3,4, President 45 Talent Show 3. BESSIE GEKAS F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. 2,35 J n' Cl ' l L 35 P Cl b 2- Dance Club 35 Allied Yoluihr 3,4?ss'CG eogue ep U ' LUCY AVALEEN GIBSON Beta Club 3,45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Junior Classical League l,2,3,4, Secretary 25 Service Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Miss MendenhaIl's Staff 3,45.Homeroom Secretary 25 Parade Com- mittee I,2,35 Junior Play Committee 3. HAROLD DEAN GILL Monogram Club 3,45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Varsity Basket- ball 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Lower House 45 Parade Committee 25 Junior Play Committee 3. SUSIE ANN GRAY G.A.A. 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Pep Club 2,35 Operetta CI ub 35 Service Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Varsity Basketball 2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 A Cappella Choir 45 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus'2,35 Lower House 45 Homeroom Secretory 2,35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Softball 2,3,45 Speedball 2,3,45 Girls Coach's Staff 45 Senior Superlative-Most Athletic. DONALD RAY GREEN Future Artisians 35 Sportsman's Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Track 2,35 Parade Committee l,2,3. HENRY BAXTER HALL, JR. Art and Artists 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Intramural Sports 2. Greensboro High School I,25 Y-Teens 35 Allied Youth 35 Prom Committee I,35 Parade Committee 3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Business Staff 45 Girls' Chorus I5 Council Representa- tive I5 Prom Sponsor I5 Girls' Monogram Club I, Vice-President I5 May Day 25 Operetta Club I5 G.W.l. Club 2. REBECCA JANE HAMMER Y-Teens 25 F.H.A. 3,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Orchestra 2,3,45 All-State Orchestra 2,3,45 Homeroom President I5 Parade Committee 2,3. PATSY JANET HANDY F.H.A. I,2,35 Service Club 35 General Office Staff 3,45 Parade Committee l,2,3,45 Homeroom Vice-President I,25 National Honor Society 45 Senior Play Committee 4. BARBARA JEAN HARPER F.H.A. 35 F.T.A. 3,45 International Friends 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Band 2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 3. RAY GORDON HARRIS Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Varsity Football 3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 2,35 Senior Superlative-Best Looking. WELDON EUGENE HART Schoolfield High School 2,35 Monogram Club 35 Hi-Y 35 Junior Varsity Football 25 Varsity Basketball 35 Junior Varsity Basket- ball 25 Baseball 35 Track I. PATRICIA LOUISE HAUSER Y-Teens 3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Allied Youth 45 Messiah 25 Library Staff 3,4. WILLIAM BARR HAYWORD Chautauguo High School I5 Hi-Y I,45 Allied Youth 45 Junior Varsity Football 35 Junior Varsity Basketball I,25 Baseball 2,3,45 Intramural Sports 45 Swimming 45 Parade Committee 2,3,4. PEGGY ANN HAYWORTH Library Club 3,4, Secretary 45 F.H.A. 2,3,45 Dance Club 3' Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 2,3,45 Parade Committee 45 Junior Play Committee 3. 174 SENIOR STATISTICS THOMAS LUTHER HAYWORTH Key Club 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 4, Secretary 4, State Convention 45 Future Horticultrists 35 Sportsman's Clulb 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3545 Baseball 253,45 Intramural Sports 253,45 Parade Committee 253545 Bus Driver 4. MARGARET LORETTA HEGLAR Beta Club 45 F.H.A. I5 G.A.A. I5 Art and Artists 25 Orchestra l,25 Messiah I5 All-State Orchestra 25 Lower .House I5 Class Secretory l5 Prom Committee 25 Parade Committee l52. BILLY JOE HELMS Allen Jay High School I5 Hi-Y 45 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3545 Junior Varsity Football 2,35 Intramural Sports 2,35 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 3,45 Radio Guild 2,35 WHPS Staff 2535 Talent Show Committee 3. CLAUDIA ELEANOR HERNDON Y-Teens 35 F.H.A. 3,45 Allied Youth 3,45 Parade Committee 3. REBECCA ANNE HESTER National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Junior Classical League 253545 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Malar- atte 4' A Cappella Choir 3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 35 Prom Committee 2535 Parade Committee 2,3545 Senior Play Cast 45 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Editorial Staff 45 Com- mencement Marshal 35 Student Store 2. RAYMOND CHARLES HICKS Dance Club 45 Intramural Sports 35 Prom Committee 35 Projec- tion Booth Staff 3. NANCY MARY HILL National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Junior Classi- cal League 2,3545 Forensic League 25 Operetta Club 35 Orchestra 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Messiah 25 All-State Orchestra 253,45 Parade Committee 3 45 Junior Play Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Pointer Editorial Staff 4, Editor 45 North Carolina Press Institute 45 Southern interscholastic Press Convention 253545 Enterprise Columnist 3,45 Who's Who. ROBERT LEE HILLIARD Monogram Club 3,45 Varsity Football 2,35 Intramural Sports 2535 Swimming 35 Homeroom President l52553, Treasurer 45 Parade Committee l,2,3,4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH HINES Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 35 Homeroom Secretary I5 Parade Committee l. PHILLIP JOSEPH HINSHAW Junior Varsity Basketball 2,35 Intramural Sports 35 Parade Com- mittee 2,35 Projection Booth Staff 253,4. HERBERT HOWARD HOLBROOK Beta Club 3545 Dance Club 3,45 Allied Youth 3,4. GLENDA DALEWOOD HOLLAND library Club 2535 F.H.A. 35 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Upper House 45 Lower House 35 Homeroom Secretary 3545 Parade Committee 3,45 Library Staff 253. GEORGE LEONARD HON EYCUTT Allied Youth 45 Intramural Sports 2535 Band 2,3545 Prom Com- mittee 2,35 Parade Committee 253,45 Pointer Photographer 45 PEIl:l1lCA4N Darkroom Staff 2,35 Photographer 45 School Photog- rap er . NAOMI ANN HOOKER Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3545 All-State Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 3. MARGI E DARLENE HOOVER Pep Club 25 Dance Club 35 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus 2,3545 Parade Committee 354. NANCY JO HOOVER F.H.A. 25 G.A.A. l,25 Pep Club 25 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Maiorette 3545 Girls Chorus l,25 Homeroom President l,25 Parade Committee 2,3. JAMES OLIVER HORNEY Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Intramural Sports 25 Band 253,45 All-State Band 3,45 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Parade Committee 2545 Junior Play Committee 3. FRANK NORWOOD HOWARD Library Club 35 Hi-Y 45 Future Artisians 35 Allied Youth 4. WILSON EFIRD HUDSPETH Hi-Y 45 Dance Club 3,45 Allied Youth 45 Homeroom President 35 Parade Committee 2,3,4. CHARLES EUGENE HUNEYCUTT Hi-Y 45 Sportsman's Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Wrestling 25 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Band 2,35 Dance Band 2,35 All-State Band 2,35 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Committee 2,35 Junior Play Committee 35 Talent Show Committee 3. BENNY LOU HYDER F.H.A. 2545 State Convention Delegrate 25 Allied Youth 3545 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus 2,35 Junior Play Committee 3. NANCY JO IDOL F.H.A. 2,35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Girls' Chorus 35 Homeroom President 3. MARGARET HOLLOWELL INGRAM Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 State Conference Delegrate 2,3, State Vice-President 35 F.H.A. 354, President 45 Junior Classical League 2,3545 Pep Club 253,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3545 Messiah 25 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 2,35 Junior Play Committee 3. JERRY JEROME JACOBS 5 Hi-Y 45 Allied Youth 45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Track 35 Parade Committee I. CHARLES ROSS JOHNSON Masque and Gavel 3,45 Monogram Club 253,45 Art and Artists 253,45 Chess and Checkers 3,45 Allied Youth 3,45 Vice-President 35 Lower House 3 45 Parade Committee 2,35 Junior Play Cast 35 Pninm Editorial Staff 3. PHYLLIS MARILYN JOHNSON Junior Classical League 25 Allied Youth 3,45 Girls' Chorus I5 Homeroom President 4. SARAH CLYDE JOHNSON National Honor Society 3,45 Secretory 45 Beta Club 3,45 Masque and Gavel 3,45,Y-Teens 2,35 G.A.A. 25 Junior Classical League 2,3545 Vice-President 35 Forensic League 25 Pep Club 25 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3545 Maiorette 3,45 A Cap- pella Choir 3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 2,35 Girls' Chorus 2, President 25 Girls' Trio 3,45 Lower House 25 Secretary 25 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 2,3545 Junior Play Cast 35 PEMICAN Business Staff 45 Social Standards Convention Delegrate 25 National Forensic League Congress 25 Senior Play Cast 45 Senior Superlative-Friendliest5 Who's Who. EMILY SUE JONES F.H.A. 45 Pep Club 25 Allied Youth 3,45 Homeroom Secretary 25 rP1nnngeCgmmittee 35 Parade Committee 2,3545 Junior Play Com- ROGER JONES Art and Artists 35 Junior Varsity Football 35 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Track 35 Homeroom President 35 Prom Committee 3,45 Pointer Editorial Staff 45 Bulletin Board Committee 2,3545 Senior Executive Board 4. 175 SENIOR STATISTICS PATRICIA LOU JORDAN Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens 25 Pep Club 25 Dance Club 25 Allied Youth 3,45 Prom Committee 25 Parade Committee 3,45 Junior Play Committee 3. MARY LOU JOYCE Y-Teens 25 Library Club 2,3,45 G,A.A. 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Basketball 2,35 Softball 2,35 Messiah 25 Girls' Chorus 25 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Committee 25 Junior Play Committee 35 Library Staff 2,3. MARY LYNN JOYCE F.H.A. l,2,35 Service Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee l,2,3,45 General Office Staff 3,45 Mr. Vance's Staff 4. JAMES THOMAS KANEER Oak Ridge Military Institute l,25 Boys' Chorus 3. BARBARA ALLEN KEMP Beta Club 3,45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Y-Teens 2, Treasurer 25 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Operetta Club 35 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Cheerleader 3,45 ACappello Choir 3,4, President 45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 2,35 Girls' Chorus 2,4, Vice-President 25 Girls' Trio 3,45 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Talent Show 3. CAROLYN JOANNE KENNEDY MARY EUNICE KENNEDY MILFORD LOY KENNEDY Monogram Club 25 Wrestling 25 Track 3,4. WALLACE ANDREW KENNEDY, JR. Allied Youth 3,45 Parade Committee 3,4. CURTIS O'NElL KING Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Intramural Sports I5 Boys' Chorus 2,35 Homeroom Treasurer 25 Parade Committee l,2,35 Radio Guild l,25 Proiection Booth Staff I. BARBARA ANN LAIN G.A.A. 1,25 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Basketball I,25 Home- room Secretory 25 Prom Committee 1,25 Parade Committee l,2,35 Pointer Business Staff 25 Softball l,25 Curtain Callers l,2. CONRAD FRANK LAIN Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Intramural Sports 2,35 Boys' Chorus 2,3,45 President 45 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Parade Committee 2,3,4. JAMES RAY LAIN Hi-Y 45 Operetta Club 3,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,4, Vice-President 45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Boys' Octet 45 Boys' Chorus 2,3, Secretary 25 All-State Chorus 2,3,45 Boy's Quartet 35 Parade Committee l,2,3,45 Senior Executive Board 4. BILLY VANCE LANIER Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3. JOE LEACH MARY ANN LEE Y-Teens 35 Library Club 3,4, President 45 G.A.A. 45 Junior Classical League 3,45 Service Club 3,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Library Staff 3,4, SYLVIA ANN LESTER Y-Teens 2,35 F.H.A. 25 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Senior Superla- tive-Wittiest. BARBARA JEAN LEWIS International Friends 35 Allied Youth 3,4. ELIZABETH HAYES LEWIS National Honor Society 45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Y-Teens 35 Debating Team 3,45 Junior Classical League 2,3,4, State Con- vention Delegrate 35 Forensic League 3,4, Secretary 4, Congress Delegate 45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Service Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Pram Comm ttee 35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Radio Guild 3,45 WHPS Program Director 3,45 Painter Editor- ial Staff 3,45 Talent Show Committee 35 Who's Who. JACK FLEET LEWIS Hi-Y 45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Pointer Business Staff 4. THOMAS CLAXTON LEWIS Key Club 45 Monogram Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Junior Classical League 3,45 Allied Youth 3,45 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Track 25 A Cappella Choir 4, DOROTHY RUTH LLOYD Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 F.T.A. 3,4, President 45 Pep Club 25 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 All-State Chorus 35 Girls' Chorus 35 Prom Committee 2,35 Junior Play Committee 35 Pointer Editorial Staff 45 Coach's Staff 4. MARGARET JEAN LOCKE Beta Club 3,45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Library Staff 45 Debating Team 3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Forensic League 2,3,4, Orchestra 2,3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Orchestra 35 Prom Com- mittee 35 Parade Committee 4, Junior Play Committee 35 Senior Play Cast 4. GEORGE FREDERICK LONG CHARLES DAVIDSON LUCAS Key Club 3,4, Convention 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Spartsman's Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Varsity Football 2,3,4, Shrine Bowl 4, All-State Football 4, All-Confer- ence 45 Wrestling 2,3,45 Track 25 Golf 35 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Band 25 Prom Committee 3. MARGARET JEAN LYNCH Library Club 45 Allied Youth 45 Band 25 Library Staff 4. JANE DAVIS MARLETTE National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 45 Masque and Gavel 3,4, Treasurer 45 Y-Teens l,2,35 G.A.A. I5 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 A Cappella Choir 2,3,45 Messiah I,25 All-State Chorus 2,35 Girls' Chorus I5 Girls' Trio 35 Class President l,2,35 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Committee l,2,3,45 Junior Play Commit- tee 35 PEMICAN Business Staff 3, Editorial Staff 4, Editor 45 Talent Show I5 North Carolina Press Institute 45 Who's Who: Senior Superlative-Best All Around5 Most Typical Girl I,2,3. KATHERINE CARTER MARSH National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Masque and Gavel 3,4, Secretary 45 Y-Teens 2,3,4, State Secretary 4, State Y-Teen Conference 3,45 Junior Classical League 2,3,45 Pep Club 2,35 Art and Artists 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Prom Com- mittee 2,3,45 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Cast 35 PEMICAN Editor al Staff 3,4, Associate Editor 4, Art Editor 35 Bulletin Board Committee 2,3,45 Commencement Marshal 35 North Carolina Press Institute 45 Student Store 2. SENIOR STATISTICS EVERETTE LEWIS MARTIN Monogram Club 3,45 Hi-Y 45 Junior Classical League l,2,3545 Allied Youth 3,45 Vars.ty Football 3545 Junior Varsity Football I5 Track 35 Intramural Sports 2535 Upper House l,2545 Lower House 35 Prom Committee l,2,35 Parade Committee 3,45 PEMI- CAN Business Staff 45 Senior Executive Board 45 Senior Superla- tive-Friendliest5 Most Typical Boy l,2,3. SARAH ANN MARTIN F.H.A. 2 35 Allied Youth 35 Girls' Chorus 2,3545 Lower House 35 Parade Committee 2,35 Library Stott 4. VERNON RAY MARTIN Monogram Club 354' Varsity Football 3545 Junior Varsity Foot- ball 25 Intramural Sports 2535 Band 25 Dance Band 2535 Boys' Chorus 4, Vice-President 45 Homeroom Vice-President 2,45 Senior Superlative-Best Dressed. MARGARET LYNETTE MILLER Homeroom Secretary 35 Parade Committee 35 Junior Play Com- mittee 35 Student Store 2. SHIRLEY ANN MILLER Beta Club 45 Y-Teens l,2,35 Pep Club l525 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 354' A Cappella Choir 253,45 Messiah l,25 Girls' Chorus I5 Girls' Trio 3,45 Lower House I535 Class Treasurer I5 Pram Committee 2,35 Parade Committee l,2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Business Staff 3,4, Manager 45 Social Standard Convention 35 North Carolina Press Institute 4. JOSEPH RAYMOND MONTGOMERY Monogram Club 152,35 Hi-Y 45 Art and Artists 35 Operetta Club 35 Junior Varsity Football 2,35 Track 2,35 Intramural Sports 25 Messiah 35 Bo s' Chorus 35 Lower House 45 Parade Committee 2,3545 Junior Play Committee 35 WHPS Engineer 45 School Guard 3,45 Proiection Booth Staff 2,35 Senior Play Cast 4. JOSEPH CARLTON MORAN Future Artisians 35 Intramural Sports 35 Bus Driver 354. JUANITA DORIS MORGAN Pep Club 25 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 All-State Chorus 25 Ggrl's Chorus 25 Parade Committee 25 Junior Play Commit- tee . PAUL ELLIOTT MOSS, JR. Orchestra 45 All-State Orchestra 45 Senior Play Cast 4. EDNA FRANCI NE MYERS Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Majorette 3,45 Prom Sponsor 25 Parade Committee 2,35 Junior Play Cast 35 Homecoming Queen 45 Senior Superlative-Best Looking. WANNA MARY McANALLY National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Y-Teens 35 Debating Team 35 Junior Classicall League 2535 Forensic League 3,45 Treasurer 35 Pep Club 3,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 25 Girl's Chorus 25 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Palntar Editorial Staff 253545 Commencement Marshal 35 General Office Stott 3,45 Who's Who. DOUGLAS SAMUEL MeCALL Monogram Club 3,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Baseball 2,3545 Intramural Sports 2,3,45 Manlah 25 Boy's Octet 35 All-State Chorus 35 Boy's Chorus 2,35 Parade Committee 25354. PEGGY ANN MCDANIEL Parade Committee 3. MARY JANE McDOWELL RALPH SIDENY MGNATT MARY REGINA NEELY National Honor Society 3,4, President 45 Y-Teens 35 F.H.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 4, Vice-President 45 Junior Classical League 25 Service Club 35 Parade Committee 45 Junior Play Committee 35 General Office Staff 2,3,4. MARJORIE JEANNINE NEWTON Y-Teens 25 F.H.A. 253,45 F.T.A. 25 Pep Club 25 Allied Youth 45 Orchestra 25354. HOMER BRAXTON O'BRlEN Junior Classical League 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3545 Track 2535 Intramural Sports 253,45 Homeroom Secretary 35 Projection Booth Staff 3. MAX VINCENT O'CONNOR Hi-Y 25 Sportsman's Club 35 Dance. Club 35 Allied Youth 35 lnlramural Sports 35 Parade Committee 3. SYLVIA KAY OVERBY F.H.A. 2,35 Parliamentarian 35 Service Club 35 Allied Youth 45 rMefsiaSh girls Chorus 2,35 Parade Committee 35 Miss Menden- a 's ta . RONALD ALEXANDER OVERCASH Intramural Sports 25 Homeroom Vice-President 35 Parade Com- mittee 253,45 Library Staff 4. MARTHA .IANE PACKER F.T.A. 3,45 G.A.A. 2,3545 Pep Club 2,3545 Service Club 45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 354, Secretary 35 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 25 Girl's Chorus 2,3545 Parade Committee 2,45 Prom Committee 35 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Editorial Staff 45 State Latin Convention 25 Girl's Coach's Staff 4. DAVID LEIGH PANCOAST National Honor Society 3545 Beta Club 3545 Orchestra 253,45 Upper House 45 Lower House 25 Class Treasurer 35 Parade Com- mittee 45 Key Club 4, President 45 Southern Association of Stu- dent Council Convention 45 Commencement Marshal 35 Student Body Vice-President 45 Junior Ratarian 45 Wha's Who: Senior Superlalive-Most Likely to Succeed. BARBARA ANN PARKER F.H.A. 2,35 Pep Club 25 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Meulah 25 All-State Chorus 25 Girl's Chorus 25 Prom Committee 25 Parade Committee 2,35 Junior Play Committee 35 Student Secre- ary . CHARLES H. PATTERSON Hi-Y 45 Sportsman's Club 45 Dance Club 35 Intramural Sports 2535 Parade Committee 3,45 Talent Show Committee 3. CAROLYN YOUNG PATTON Beta Club 3,45 Library Club 45 F.H.A. l,2,35 Histrian 35 Service Club'35 Allied Youth 3,45 Parade Committee l,2,3,45 General Office Staff 3,4, Library Staff 4. SENIOR STATISTICS JIMMY A. PEGRAM Cuero High School 3. McCOY PORTER Mountain View High School l52,35 H.H. Club5 Wildlife CIub5 Softball. MARY EVELYN PRINCE International Friends 35 Girl's Chorus 35 Parade Committee 3. NORMA JEAN PRINCE Y-Teens 25 Pep Club 25 Girl's Chorus 2. DEAN MAC PRUETTE National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Junior Classical League 25 Service Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Orchestra l52,354, Vice-President 35 Messiah 2,35 All-State Chorus Orchestra 253545 Upper House 45 Lower House 25 PEM- ICAN Photography Staff 35 Talent Show 35 North Carolina District Student Council Congress 35 Southern Association Student Councils 45 Student Body President 45 North Carolina State Stu- dent Council Congress 45 Junior Rotarian 45 Parade Committee 3545 Who's Who. JOSIE GENEVA RAY Beta Club 45 Junior Classical League 2,45 Operetta Club 35 Danze Club 35 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 25 Girl's Chorus JAMES DONALD REID Allied Youth 3545 Junior Play Committee 35 A Capella Choir 354. RACHEL RUTH RICHARDSON National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens 2,35 Junior Classical League 2,3545 Pep Club 2,3,45 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Cheerleader 3545 Orchestra 2,3,4, President 45 Messiah 25 Homeroom Treasurer 45 Parade Commit- tee 2,3545 Junior Play Committee 35 Senior Play Cast 45 Coach's Staff 45 Senior Superlative-Best Personality. CAROLYN FRANCES ROBERTS National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 45 Beta Club 3545 Masque and Gavel 3545 Y-Teens 25 Pep Club l,25 Art and Artists 3, Vice-President 35 Service Club 3, Secretary 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3545 Prom Committee 2535 Parade Committee 253,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Senior Play Cast 45 PEMICAN Editorial Staff 45 Bulletin Board Committee 2,35 Miss Mendenhall's Staff 3,45 Messiah 25 Who's Who. PATRICIA ANN ROBERTSON Homeroom Secretary 35 Parade Committee 2,3. NANCE SUE ROBINETTE National Honor Society 3,45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,35 G.A.A. I5 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3545 Head Cheerleader 45 A Cappella Choir 253,45 Secretary 45 Messiah l,25 All-State Chorus l,2535 Girl's Chorus I5 Upper House 25 Class Vice-President 35 Class Treasurer 45 Prom Com- mittee 25 Parade Committee I5253,45 Junior Play Committee 3' Pointer Business Staff 4, Business Manager 45 Talent Show I5 Girl's State 45 North Carolina Press 'Institute 45 Social Com- mittee Chairman 25 Coach's Staff 3,45 Who's Who. RUTH MARIE ROGERS Pep Club 25 Dance Club 35 Messiah 25 Girl's Chorus 253545 Student Secretary 4. SHIRLEY ALICE ROOK F.H.A. I5 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Homeroom Secretary 45 Devotion Committee l. PATRICIA ANN RUSSELL Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens l,2,3, Convention Delegate l,2,35 Library Club 2,3545 Convention Delegate 35 Junior Classical League I52,35 Pep Club l,25 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 Lower House 45 Homeroom Secre- tary I5 Parade Committee l,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Editorial Staff 45 Coach's Staff 45 Library Staff 253545 Commencement Marshal 3. NANCY JANE SANDERS Y-Teens 25 F.H.A. 25 Dance Club 35 Parade Committee 253. DAVID LEE SECHREST Allied Youth 45 Parade Committe 25354. SUDIE MAE SELLS Library Staff 35 Library Club 35 Service Club 35 Parade Com- mittee 254. HARRIETT ANNE SHELTON National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens 35 F.H.A. 253,4, Reporter 35 Junior Classical League 4, President 45 Art and Artists 35 Dance Club 35 Prom Committee 35 Parade Com- mittee 253,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Pointer Editorial Staff 2,3545 Southern Inter-scholastic Press Convention 35 North Caro- l.na Press Institute 45 Who's Who. DONRIE DEAN SHEPARD Library Staff 3545 Library Club 354, Vice-President 45 F.H.A. 2,45 Allied Youth 45 Parade Committee 4. HAROLD DEAN SHIVES Varsity Football 35 Intramural Sports 35 Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 35 Parade Committee I54. PEGGY EUGENE SHOOK G.A.A. l,2,354, Vice President 3, Secretary 45 Pep Club 2,35 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Varsity Basketball 15253545 Messiah 25 Parade Committee 2545 State Sports Day 3545 State Play Day 2,3545 Speedball Day 3,45 Girl's Coach's Staff 3,4. JIMMY LEE SINK Monogram Club 3545 Junior Classical League 253545 Forensic League 45 Wrestling 25 Class Secretary-Treasurer 25 Prom Com- mittee 2,35 Pointer Business Staff 4. MAURICE DEAN SIVES Key Club 253,45 Monogram Club 2,3545 Hi-Y 3,4, Chaplain 45 Art and Artists 45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 35 Varsity Football 3,45 Junior Varsity Football 25 Junior Varsity Basketball 2,35 Wrestling 2,3545 Track 45 Intramural Sports 253545 Swimming 45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 35 Boy's Chorus 2,3545 Lower House 2535353 Ptrom Sponsor 35 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Commit- ee 5 , . BILLY WAYNE SLATE MARGARET ELIZABETH SLATE National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 3,4, President 45 Junior Classical League 2,35 Pep Club 25 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Girl's Chorus 3545 Prom Committee 35 Commencement Mor- shal 35 Parade Committee 45 Senior Executive Board 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Who's Who. 178 SENIOR STATISTICS LARRY DALE SLEDGE National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 3545 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Allied Youth 3,45 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 2,45 Radio Guild 2,3545 WHPS Staff 253,4. BETTY LAMBETH SLOAN Y-Teens 45 Pep Club 25 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 3,4. ARLENE MARIE SMITH Library Staff 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Y-Teens 25 F.H.A. 2,35 G.A.A. l,2,35 Pep Club 2,35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Homeroom President 25 Prom Committee 253. JAMES FRANKLIN SMITH MARTHA JOAN SMITH Beta Club 3545 Forensic League l,2. MARY WEBSTER SMITH National Honor Society 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Y-Teens 25 F.T.A. 25 Junior Classical League 2,35 Pep Club 25 Service Club 35 Parade Committee 3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Business Stalff 25 Gengral Office Staff 3,45 Student Store 45 Dance Club 35 Gir 's tate . THOMAS EDWARD SMOTHERS Key Club 3,45 Convention Delegate 4, Secretary 45 Monogram Club 45 Hi-Y 45 Junior Classical League 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Varsity Football 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Baseball 3,45 Band 2,35 PEMICAN Business Staff 4. DOROTHY JEAN SNYDER Aspinwall High School I5 Collin Wood High School 25 Westing- house High School 35 Orchestra 2, 35 Prom Committee 3. JAMES LINDSAY SNYDER Dance Club 35 Intramural Sports 2,35 Boy's Chorus 25 Prom Committee 25 Parade Committee 2,35 Junior Play Committee 3. SHIRLEY ANN SOUTHERN Library Club 2,45 F.H.A. 2,3545 Dance Club 45 Allied Youth 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Girl's Chorus 2,35 Parade Committee 25 Junior Play Committee 3. JERRY WILLIAM SOWERS National Honor Society 3545 Beta Club 45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Junior Varsity Football 35 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 Tennis 2,3,45 Upper House 35 Class Vice-President 25 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Student Council Convention 35 Cafeteria Staff 2,3545 Junior Rotarian 45 Who's Who. PAUL LIONEL SPENARD Track 35 Lower House l. ALVA EDWARD SPIVEY Belmont High School l5 Allied Youth 35 Junior Varsity Football I5 Band l5 Parade Committee 2,35 Distributive Education Club 4. VESTER ARLAN STAFFORD ARTHUR WALLACE STAMEY Key Club 45 Dance Club 35 Track 35 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Parade Committee l,25 Talent Show Committee l. ANNA MARLENE STANLEY Y-Teens 2,35 G.A.A. 25 Pep Club 25 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 A Cappella Choir 45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 2,35 Girl's Chorus 2,35 Junior Play Committee 35 Talent Show 35 Coach's Staff 4. GRANT GARDNER STOCKWELL Cushing Academy l5 Fitchburg High School 25 Hi-Y 45 Allied Youth 45 Junior Varsity Football 25 5 Commencement Marshal 3. NANCY JANE STOCKWELL Cushing Academy I5 Fitchburg High School 25 Beta Club 45 Library Club 3,4, Reporter 45 Art and Artists 35 Intramural Sports 25 Class Treasurer l5 Parade Committee 3,45 Pointer Editorial Staff 45 Choir l52. PATRICIA ANN STOUT Library Club 35 Junior Classical League 3,45 Pep Club 25 Dance Club 35 Messiah 25 Mr. Vance's Staff 45 Parade Committee 3. MARY HARDIN STRICKLAND Stedman High School 25 Beta Club 3,45 Library Staff 3,45 Library Club 3,45 F.H.A. 25 Prom Committee 35 Parade Com- mittee 45 Miss MendenhaIl's Staff 4. CAROLYN GUINN SUMNER Y-Teens l,2,3,45 Library Club 45 G.A.A. l,2,35 Pep Club l,2,3,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Basketball l,25 Tennis 25 Maiorette 3,45 Messiah I5 Girl's Chorus l,25 Senior Executive Board 45 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Committee l,2,3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 Homecoming Attendant l,25 Piedmont Bowl Candidate 45 Music Office 4. ROBERT EDWIN SUTTON Junior Varsity Football l. ESTHER JANE TAYLOR G.A.A. I5 Allied Youth 3,45 Pep Club 253. HENRIANNA TEAGUE National Honor Society 3,45 Library Staff 2,3545 Library Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 25 G.A.A. 2,3545 Pep Club 25 Service Club 35 Varsity Baseball 35 Junior Varsity Basketball 25 gAe??igh425 Girl's Chorus 25 Parade Committee 45 General Office ta , . REX IVEY THOMPSON SYLVIA YVONNE THOMPSON Library Staff 35 Library Club 45 Allied Youth 45 All-State Chorus 35 Girl's Chorus 3. SARAH GAIL THROWER Library Staft 45 Library Club 45 F.H.A. 3,45 G.A,A. 2,35 Pep Club 3545 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Tennis 35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 All-State Chorus 2,35 Girl's Chorus 25 Parade Committee 253,45 Talent Show 3. ELLA JEAN TOWERY Y-Teens 25 Pep Club 25 Girl's Chorus 2. MARY LUCILLE TOWERY Library Staff 4, Library Club 4: Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3.4: A C0DDeIla Choir 23,45 Messiah 1,25 All-SCOIQ Chorus 35 Homeroom Secretary l,2,35 Prom Committee 3. CLATA GWENDOLYN TURNER Jamestown High School l,2,35 F.H.A. l52,3,45 Allied Youth 45 Intramural Sports l52: Band l525 Homeroom Secretary l, Vice- President 25 School Paper Staff 35 Softball 25 Student Store 3. JOHN CALHOUN TURNER, JR. Hi-Y 45 Sportsman's Club 35 Dance Club 3,45 Allied Youth 354' lntramural Sports 2,3545 A Cappella Choir 35 Boy's Chorus 35 Prom Committee 2535 Parade Committee 2,3545 Talent Show Committee 3. 179 SENIOR STATISTICS DONALD LEE VanCANNON Junior Classical League 25 Allied Youth 3,45 Distributive Educa- tion Club 4. BOBBY STEWART WALKER Future Artisians 45 Parade Committee l,2,3,4. MARY MADGALENE WALL Y-Teens 25 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 35 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 2,35 Girl's Chorus 25 Girl's Trio 35 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 25354. SARAH JANE WALL Y-Teens l,25 Pep Club 25 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 Girl's Chorus 35 Prom Committee 35 Parade Comm.ttee 3,45 Junior Play Committee 35 PEMICAN Business Staff 45 Student Secretary 4. MARGARET VIRGIN IA WALSER Beta Club 45 Y-Teens 2,35 Junior Classical League 2,3545 Pep Club 2,3545 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Prom Committee 35 Parade Committee 253545 Junior Play Committee 35 Pointer Typist 45 Mr. Vance's Staff 45 Miss Mendenhall's Staff 4. BRAXTON INGRAM WARNER Library Club I5 F.T.A. 45 Junior Classical League l,Z53,45 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Prom Committee 2535 Parade Committee l,253,45 Junior Play Cast 35 Radio Guild 25 Lost and Found 35 Cafeteria 2,3. EUNICE JEANNE WATSON Junior Classical League 2535 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 45 Parade Committee 35 Library Staff 2. ROBERT DONALD WATSON 'unior Classical League 25 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Track l,25 Intramural Sports l,2. CAROLYN CHRISTINE WELCH Hermitage High School 45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 Y-Teens l,25 Junior Classical League 253,45 Pep Club 25 Operetta Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 35 A Cappella Choir 3545 Messiah 25 Girl's Chorus 45 Prom Committee 2,35 Junior Play Committee 35 Senior Play Committee 45 Dramatic Club 4. HENRY LEE WELLS, JR. Future Artisians 35 Intramural Sports 35 Parade Committee 2,3,4. DONALD RICHARD WHITAKER Junior Classical League 25 Parade Committee 2,3. CLARA WHITAKER WHITE Y-Teens 45 G.A.A. 2,35 Pep Club 35 Service Club 35 Swimming Team 35 Messiah 25 Student'Secretary 45 Cafeteria Stott 253. RONALD DEAN WHITE Monogram Club 3,45 Future Artisians 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Varsity Football 2,3,45 Wrestling 3,45 Track 3545 Intramural Sports 2,3,4. JIMMY WHITLEY PHYLLIS JANE WHITLOW Girl's Chorus l,35 Parade Committee 2,3. NANCY JUNE WHITTINGTON Y-Teens l,25 F.H.A. l,25 Pep Club 35 Messiah 25 Parade Com- mittee 2,35 Distributive Education Club 4. DANA LEE WILKINS Beta Club 3,45 Library Club 3,45 Treasurer 45 F.H.A. 3,45 Service Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Lower House 45 Parade Committee 4. MARGARET DONESE WILLETT Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Parade Committee 3. CHARLES ERNEST WILLIAMS Intramural Sports I5 Homeroom Vice-President 25 Parade Com- mittee 2,3. MARVIN LEE WILLIAMS National Honor Society 45 Beta Club 45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 F.T.A. 2545 Junior Classical League 25 Operetta Club 3,45 Orchestra 253,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 25 All-State Orchestra 2,3545 Boy's Chorus 2,35 Parade Committee 253,45 Talent Show 35 Orchestra 2,3545 Vice-President 45 Commencement Marshal 35 Junior Rotarian 4. BARBARA ELIZABETH WILSON Beta Club 3545 Y-Teens l,2, Secretary 25 Pep Club l,25 Service Club 35 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Messiah 25 Lower House 25 Prom Comm.ttee 35 Parade Committee 35 Mr. Vance's Staff 4. FLOYD THEODORE WILSON Junior Classical League 2,3545 Dance Club 35 Band l,2,35 Parade Committee 2. MARGIE ANNE WILSON Y-Teens l5 Allied Youth 45 Homeroom Secretary I5 Parade Com- mittee l,25 Student Secretary 4. LAWRENCE LEE WISE Sportsman's Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Dance Club 35 Boy's Chorus 25 Homeroom President 25 Junior Play Committee 3. PAUL DAVID WOOD, JR. Dance Club 35 Intramural Sports 25 Prom Committee 3. LGVERNE HUDSON WOOD Pep Club 2535 International Friends 35 Allied Youth 3545IHome- room Secretary 35 Parade Committee 253545 Junior Play Commit- tee 35 Pointer Business Statf 4. RONALD ASHLEY WORKMAN Parade Committee 2,3. HOWARD TALTON WRIGHT, JR. Monogram Club 2,3,4, President 45 Hi-Y 45 Varsity Football 253,45 All-Conference 45 All-State Honorable Mention 45 Most Valuable Player of HPHS 45 Baseball 45 Intramural Sports 2,3545 Sand 25 Homeroom President 45 Cafeteria Staff 4. PEGGY SUE WRIGHT F.T.A. l,2,45 Junior Classical League 253,45 Dance Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 Prom Committee 2. SHIRLEY ANN YOKLEY Y-Teens 25 F.H.A. 45 Allied Youth 45 Messiah 25 Girl's Chorus 2535 Parade Committee 2. HENRY JOHNSON YORK Junior Classical League 25 Orchestra 2,3545 WHPS Staff 3,4. SYLVIA JANE ZIMMERMAN Beta Club 3,45 Masque and Gavel 3,45 F.T.A. 25 Y-Teens 25 Junior Classical League 253,45 Operetta Club 35 Allied Youth 3,45 A Cappella Choir 3,45 Messiah 25 All-State Chorus 25 Girl's Chorus 2, Accompanist 25 Prom Committee 2,35 Parade Com- rARittee'2g Junior Play Committee 35 Chief Commencement orsna . 180 The flmshmg touches are bemg made on our Coal as we affectlonately call our book and to our surpnse we can all look back on the many hours of hard work as pleasant memorles As we remember all who have had a v1tal part IH the formatxon of the PEMICAN most promment m our mmds IS Mlss Loulse Tapp our advlser Wlthout her unceasmg guldance and her devo t1on of tlme and energy we could not have com pleted tlus book Mr Whntley and the faculty memb to us To them we offer our deep Each member of our wonde as been ever ready to do h1s 1ob o Becky Hester j1mm1e Casey Ba and Irene Whltley who produce ages of copy to Patty D1llo ussell our ex ould ays be counted on to tr e form y 1nto neatly type Roberts Art Edxtor d Loul sslst Edltor who besldes rawmg lay ready to do any to jerry rtha Packer and Krrkman for th rltten and accu rate sports co to Na Semor Stat er tant Barbara Byrum m o 1l1ng the aCtlV1t16S v nors and to x who xdentl ss num ers aphs to all o u we say a gh the txreless efforts of our busmess embers who have spent long hours selllng rtlsmg to local merchants our dream of thls nual has become a reallty To them Eddle Martln Sarah johnson Hannah Barr Sarah jane Wall Eddle Smothers Barbara Wllson Marjorle Boyles Sandra Hamby Buddy Boyd Arlen Yokley Frances Bla1r Pat Tyson Judy Rockett and Sonny Butler we glVC our heart felt thanks Special thanks go to our photographer George Honeycutt and hrs assxstants Norman Samet and Sandv Mendenhall whose loyalty to the yob has enabled us to have many wonderful plctures and to Mr Vlfgll Renfro who has made manv trlps to Hlgh Pomt 1n order to gulde us ln the plannmg of thls book Thank xou from the bottom of our hearts' lane Kltty and Shlrley ' 2 ' ' s ' h , ' , , to f - k ' ' . 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ZJl?5lA?la,:L ' .fj, , K !l'S?TFlIg?Tl0N X G Q ' A, X s x E9 1-IE' 2 DUKE, POWER COMPANY 5Wv2ym fw5m 188 COMPLIMENTS OF Murry J. Abeles THE UNIVERSAL CO High Point, North Carolina 189 Picture 1: Concentrating on the future, these serious-minded students ore put in the know on College Day. Picture 2: The Princess, Betty Adams, in her royal carriage follows the queen down Main Street on Homecoming Day. Picture 3: Who needs soft lights and sweet music? These two, Carolyn Sumner and Eddie Smothers, seem to be doing all right without them, Picture 4: Although you may not recognize the boys, you'll have no difficulty identifying Tally's pride and joy, The Eight Ball, 190 K K f' ,,,,,ffSse 'Nils' XX Q XX X 'X' Q 1 4. ' Picture li Youll find anything from books, girls, or weather being studied in the ordinary study hall. Picture 2' Who minds studying when it's done like this? lt could become a habit for June Whittington and Eddie Spivey. Picture 3: Although he may not be a king-sized papa, Noel Hollingsworth's brother, Tommy, is real gone! Picture 4: Golly, is it really true? Everybody looks astounded as they listen to Nancy JO. The setting? The Junior- Senior, of course! Picture 5: These sophomores prepare for a very enchanting evening as they transform the gym into o water wonderland for the prom. 191 SUNSHINE LAUNDRY Phone 3393 'lr 2IO-2l2 Pine Street HIGH POINT, N. C. Compliments of THE LILLY CO. SLOOP AUTO Hudson Sales fr Service 804 W. Broad Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Quality Beauty Shop If your hair is not becoming to you, you should be coming to us Mrs. Sally Tucker, Owner Over Hood Bank--Phone 4653-High Point Compliments of SANITARY CAFE Compliments of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. Compliments of THE SHERATON HOTEL HIGH PoiNT, NORTH cARoi.iNA We Cater to Parties-Social Affairs-Banquets and Orders Prepared to Take Out ASIA RESTAURANT, INC. Our Chinese Family Dinners are the Talk of the Townl' W. D. Tarn, Pres. Phone 9l I5 I34 N. Main St. JARRETT STATIONERY CO. Phone 9345 IO6 NORTH WRENN STREET Our 52nd Year in High Point SNOW LUMBER COMPANY Phones 3396 - 3397 Everything To Build Anything Otis W. Blackwell, Agency State Farm Insurance Companies INSURANCE FOR LESS Phone 7932 High Point l345 N. Main St Compliments of Talley Ho Wright Roni Brewer Compliments of Consolidated Bus Lines, Inc. Compliments of BELL RECORD SHOP Monark Shade G Blind Co. Manufacturers Phone 2504 l406 North Main Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Working with analysis and synthesis to discover the cause of decomposition resulting in double displacement of their minds, relative to photo- synthesis, causing their equilibriums to be un- balanced. Samuel Hyman Jeweler - Gift Shop HIGH POINT, N. C. Compliments of Candlewick Corporation Manufacturers of CANDLEWICK BEDSPREADS Compliments of Coca-Cola Bottling Company of HIGH POINT Compliments of CARSON'S, INC. Compliments of ROBB Plumbing 6' Heating Co. Compliments of CITY SHOE SHOP 117 WEST COMMERCE STREET Griffith Office Equipment Royal and Corona Portable Typewriters 505 North Main Street Phone 4573 Cecil's Office Equipment Co. 304 S. Main Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 9929 MARSH FURNITURE COMPANY ir Manufacturers of Fine Kitchen Furniture Since I906 STANLEY'S JEWELERS S. P. KIMSEY Honest Values - Convenient Term numbing and He'tI 9' Inc' PHONE 2283 I9I5 English Street 125 Soufh Mom gf, t Ph e 3241 High Point, N C Compliments of Yokeley Furniture Company Don't Worry, Call Murray Logan Porter Mirror Company HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA C gf O Inc. Graduate To Greater Savings At Your Friendly COLONIAL STORE MONTLIEU Avewue 194 54 PEMICAN HIGH POINT COLLEGE High Point, North Carolina Now Fully Accredited A College at the Door of Each Graduate of the High Point High School Compimenfs Kester Machinery Company 0 Established 1880 Wilson-Whitener Knob Co. Machinery and Supplies HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA I4II s. Mean si. Phone 6908 - 9987 Compliments of McLEAN COMPANY, INC. Manufacturer MEN'S - BOYS' HOSIERY 9 I v S Pl , , 1 , PRINTING COMPANY , -AM.-rfmff - Iv-like - NORTH CAROLINA 195 Compliments of High Point Coal Company 407 E, Commerce Phones 4624 - 4942 Compliments of GlLL'S LADIES' SHOP The Style Center of High Point 128 South Moin Street C. DeWlTT HOLTON FURNITURE CO. Quality Furniture ond Carpets 817 South Main St. Phone 3891 Compliments FRlEDMAN'S of I-HGH PCQINEILS BESJW LGDIES SHOP English Radio fr Television 122 south Film silt iiighahianf, N. c. :nous GULF sERvicE Compliments OAKWEW Gilbert's Shoe Store Phone 55773 Complgments 0 High Point Lumber Core Co. Compliments of PERLEY A' lNGRAM's PHARMACY THOMAS CAR WORKS, 7 Compliments of Harris-Kelly Music Company At City Limits Highway 29, South HIGH POlNT, N. C. Compliments of RABHAN MFG. COMPANY Hedgecock Lumber Company Benjamin Moore Paint Curtis Woodwork Johns Manville Products l2l3 Ward Street PHONE 4006 Compliments of HIGH POINT FINISHING COMPANY Rose Furniture Company Owned and Operated by Kester Brothers and Sons WHERE QUALITY AND PRICE MEET Bryce Commercial College ARCADE BUILDING Phone 9663 LICENSED and ACCREDITED BICYCLE SALES fr SERVICE 504 North Main Street Compliments of Phone 7933 BOYLES TIRE COMPANY HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments Compliments of of Dr. Max Rones Lex Schwabenton Veneer Burtner Furniture Company Furniture, Stoves and Household Furnishings 900 East Green St. Phone 986I Compliments of Arthur's Pharmacy 1248 South Main Congratulations to the Class of '54 The High Point Enterprise Radio Station WHPE and WHPE-FM J. W. SECH REST fr SON, INC. Since IS97 AMBULANCE SERVICE Dial 3349 Compliments of Carol, Ronnie and Marty Taylor High Point, Thomasville and Denton Railroad CONNECTING THESE COMMUNITIES WITH THE NATION Nothing But Service To SeII Clothes ond Gifts of Distinction Collier Ellis 5 Company 4l4 NORTH WRENN STREET Compliments of KENNEDY OIL COMPANY Compliments Sheppard Motor Cr Supply Co. of Wholesale and Retail - HARDWARE and SPORTING GOODS MARINE SUPPLIES Compliments of Compliments Monarch Furniture Co., Inc. Of Manufacturers of Superior Upholstered . lu 'u'e 119 North Main sneer High Paine, N. C. HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of . CAROLINA CONTAINER Heritage W5 COMPANY Henredon HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA High Point North Carolina Compliments of OSCAR'S GULF Hunter Coal fr Oil Company All Kinds of Furnace Service for Oil or Coal Furnaces PHONE 3366 BABY DIAPER SERVICE Purveyors of Pasteurized Panties Compliments of PHILLIPS' GROCERY You'II Find the K and W Compliments of wnman-seam Restaurant mga ri R I C H A R D S Q N Delaghm.liy Different DePa I'menI' Store IIO East High Pho 3064 Barbecue Our Specialty R 0 S A I N E Exclusive 8IO South M050 But Not Expensive Compliments of GODFREY VENEER VOGUE CLEANERS, INC. 751-53 N. Main Street PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE THE LIZZIE GOOCH SHOP Exclusive Ready-to-Wear and Millinery ARCADE BUILDING Snow Studio Er Camera Shop We Photograph Anything, Anywhere, Anytime 206 NORTH MAIN STREET RING-HARRIS Prescriptions a Specialty I22 N. Main High Point, N. C PHONE 3333 N. H. SILVER INC. Quality Clothes For Men and Boys PHONE 2676 IDOL-GREEN COMPANY R E A L T O R S IIS West Washington Street Beloved by Bride! for Our I00 Year: I EASTHAMPTON Uh-ade Mark Ru. I Exquisite diamond GHQUQGMGNV 'inc' TERMS ARRANGED f T Price includes Fed. ax . . . Rings Enllrgld iv Show Deull LESTER'S J Aufhor'zed NLCBFVEO VVOOIWCREST' Jeweler PHONE 5069 Compliments IT PAYS TO LOOK WELL of When you go for cz haircut, go to Wrights LEONARD'S DRUG STORE WRIGHTS BARBER SHOP 1402 N. Main High Point, N. C Coltrane 8m Graham Construction Company RESIDENTIAL WORK A SPECIALTY 245 South Hamilton Phone 9695 ird ens Brand ' Brand Store Store Officially Proclaimed in I953 First Th Womens Wom of South in Nation By BRAND NAMES FOUNDATION OF AMERICA DlLLON'S SOCK SHOP Hosiery For The Entire Family I58 SOUTH WRENN STREET Compliments of E. C. CRIDLEBAUGH A Administration and Faculty . . . Advertising . . . B Band . . Baseball . . Basketball . Beta Club . Bus Drivers . . C Cafeteria helpers . Cheerleaders . Choirs . . . A Cappella . Boys' Chorus . Glrl's Chorus . . Class of 1954 . . Executive Board . Mascots . . . Officers . . Superlatives . Class of 1955 . Officers . Class of 1956 . Officers . Class of 1957 . . Officers . . . Coach Simeon's Staff Commencement . Marshals . . . Deans' staff . . . Dedication . . . Distributive Education Driver Training . . F.H.A. . . Football . . . Forensic League. . F.T.A.. . . . G.A.A. . . Golf . INDEX 14-25 182-200 1 18-119 146 141-144 106-107 157 162 151 122-125 122 123 124-125 30-57 62 62 30 58-61 64-81 64 82-90 82 94-99 94 156 171 171 158 4 170 160 127 135-140 131 126 152-153 148 201 Hi-Y... . Homecoming . . J Janitors .... Junior Classical Leage Junior Play . . . Junior-Senior Prom . Key Club . . Library Club. . . Library Staff. . . M Maids ..... Masque and Gavel . Monogram Club . . National Honor Society . . . 0 Office staff . . Orchestra . Pemican .... Pointer .... Projection Booth Staff Radio Staff . S Senior Play . . Sheriff Snipes . . Store clerks . . . Student Council . . Student Secretaries . Swimming . . . T Talent Show . . . Tennis Track . . . W Who's Who . . Wrestling. . Y-Teens . . -116 164-165 163 129 166 168 110-111 128 159 163 112-113 117 108-109 16 120-121 102-103 104-105 157 130 167 161 161 26-27 158 150 169 149 147 63 145 Y . . . .114-115 wi? VW My Www W WV W WW AUTOGRAPHS AUTCGRAPHS AUTOGRAPHS A Hu 4 . ,, , I , U., , . 4 , b. , , 4 , , 1, W , , ,L . x - ' , ,. . 'MI w F iw. .' J,- Ud, ,x. V , Liz' w. . , mf 1 ' I 'ff , , -W , , . .' U. ,, .1 ', , ' ' f 1 'I-:pw , ,- 1 4 4 M -lv w ' , , , ' , ' 'W ., 'L 4 41 ' Av, my, Q, ,,