Central High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)
- Class of 1943
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1' Goocf-m 130 'i 3' --Q Q2 . , X I , fl' ,z.i - PN gjf 1 5 S IQSX If 3 lv, ,4 fr-'Zh ,.x S iglwzz-,. V ' 5 :X if ' . 1133. 111 I. ,' fix , 4' if fb J V ' 1 Q 2' 4 'funn V Fx ul' ' L , xi Z, r' f fi .5 5-, ' 213. 'f e 'sw 4' N. ,ei Aw IME IS Published By THE SENIOR CLASS CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL CHARLOTTE, N. C. THIIITY-FIIUHTH IJ I T I U BILL SCRUGCS Editor HENRY ALEXANDER Business Manager New 'ew I ' Wifi . ,,,ag,t5ffLg 23 Vfiziia ' Tj if A ' A ff' e I , fi Jgprfg' ' I L , , Wx, :LW Ifigfl ' Funttuunn THE class of 1943 has been graduated. The graduates are going forth into a world which is new and strange to most of them. A world that neither giues quarter nor asks quarter will be a far different place from the Central which you haue known and loved these years. All of us, both those remaining at Central and the graduates, are facing World War II, the most destruc- tive and most disastrous war in our history. Let us fthe students of today! with our knowledge of fair- ness and of democracy learned at Central, help make a lasting peace. In the future we hope that you can look back at this book and remember the happy days of your youth. EUICHTIU TO those boys in the service who have at one time been students at Central High School, this book is humbly dedicated. For a service such as they are rendering we can never express enough gratitude. but we can through the following pages present to them a few beloved memories of the school dear to all their hearts. We hope that they will all come home soon, but until they do and after they are here, they can consider this book all theirs. In Hkmunlnm .ff . John d Abartmgue ' ' G5 M Emory Morris ay p f EN 5 elixrgug 45' I 145 UNTENTS ADMINISTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADS AND SNAPS Page Eight MR. H. P. HARDING DR. E. H. GARINGER Superintendent of City Schools Principal AIIMI ISTIIATIII Miss MARION FRASER Miss MILDRED SMITH Dean of Girls Secretary MRS. VIRGINIA AGNEW, A.B., MA. English MISS MARTHA AKERS. A.B. Spanish MISS MARX' VIRGINIA ALLEN, A.B.. M.A. French MRS. MYRTLE ASBURY. AB. Commercial MISS MARY BALLE. A.B., M.S. Distributiue Education MISS ROSANNAH BLAIR, A.B., B.S. Librarian MR. VINCENT BRADFORD, BS. Physical Education MISS MARGARET BRANSEORD. A.B., M.A. French MISS ELIZABETH BUNCH, A.B,, M.S. English-French MISS CATHERINE CLISGG, Latin-Spanish MISS BONNIE CONE, B.S., M.A. Mathematics MISS ANNE CORRY, AB., M.A. Mathematics MRS. F. K. DASHIELL, A.B, Spanish MISS MAIIGARET DE VINNY, B.S., M,S. Commercial MISS BERTHA DONNELLY, B.A. Mathematics MISS MINNIE DOWNS, A.B. English MISS LOUISA DULS. A.B. English MISS MAE ELLIS English Pagc Ni ne Page Ten MISS CORNELIA FORE, AB., M.A. History MISS MARION FRASER, A.B., M.A. English MRS. ELMER GARINOER. A.B.. B.S. English MR. J. D. GAULT, A.B., M.A. History MISS MARY LOUISE GREENE, A.B., M.A Public Speaking-Drarnatics MISS ELLIE GRIER. B.L., B,S, Latin MISS JESSIE GUIN, B.S.. M,A, History MISS EMILY HARRIS, A.B. Spanish MRS. CORNELIA HENDERSON, A.B.. M.A Commercial Geography MISS JESSIE HENDERSON, A.B. English MR. GUY HUTCHINS. B.S. Music MISS LOUISE HUTCHISON. A.B. Mathematics MISS SARA KELLY, A.B. Mathematics MISS OMA LAEEERTY, A.B., M.A. History MISS CATHERINE LANOEORO B.A,. Ph.M. History MISS HELEN MACMANUS, A.B, English MISS ELEANOR MARKHAM, AB., M.A. Mathematics MISS REBECCA MARKHAM Domestic Science MISS MAVIS MITCHELL, B,S. Physical Education MRS, MARGUERITE MORGAN, B.E. Home Economics MISS MARY ARMOND NASH, BJ-X. Illustrative Art MISS MARGARET NEWLAND, A.B., M.A. English MR, JOHN NORMAN, A.B. Chemistry MISS CORA ODOM, A.B. Commercial MR, HOWARD C. OLSON, AB., B.S. Diuersilied Occupations MISS LILLIAN PARKS, A.B. English MISS JESSIE RANKIN, AB., M.A. History MISS JANET ROBINSON, A.B. Bible MR. ROBERT SMITH Music MISS DOROTHEA SUMMERS, A.B. History MR. MARK TINKHAM, A.B. Physics MISS LOUISE TUCKER Bible MRS. H. P. WHITAORE Mathematics MISS LOUISE WHITLOCK. B.S., M,S. Commercial Page Eleven LHSSES SECOND SEMESTER NANCY JANE ANSLEY . . . .President TOMMY STROUPE , ,Vice-Presidenz MARY IRVIN , . . . ,Secretary JEANNE SIMPSON . Treasurer Page Fuurnen Sl IIIR MASS IIHIEERS FIRST SEMESTER JOHN BYRD , , . .. . ,, ..President JANE IRVIN . Vice-President TOM MCNEII. ...,. . . .Secretary MITCHELL HARGETT . , Treasurer MASS IIAY IIHICERS KINLOCH RIVERS , I I HENRY ALEXANDER . . VIRGINIA SCOTT . . TGMMY CARR I , I HAYWOOD BOBBITT GAII. EINHART . BILL CLAYTON . JACK CONKWRIGI-IT . . . SE IIIRS . .Historian , , Prophet . . Poe! Sony Writer . .Lawyer ,. Mascot .Mascot . . ,Artist Page Fifteen .gf-1. .gg Pgzfvufe' .1 2.2-egg. 2 1 fr b ', it 4 . A f' A ., V b ' A55 A-my Ax gtrf :Ab f.5y:i4b rlrlx .5 . f If'...?E'5F'f . 6: I if A 16' . O 5 , ,V x rf' 2. ' . L. if 5. 2 m f I Z ' 1 ilfxf ' Q. ' s 1 -11 Stink? I ...st ' 2 F539 if I R. 1 v 5, . 4 1 1 ,. x tl 'Q S v 4 .Fa F532 In W 3' r s Q EDITH STARK ABBOTT lJ1.H11l IVIARY ELLEN ABERNETHY GRACE LEVETTE ABRAMS lJl11.ir. l. 2. .iz l.c Cm-cle F1-zu1qz1is. l: 1.11 Yniv .lc l-'x-mire. 2. Sc-creiary 1111.1 Trenaurer uf Hume Ronin, 35 Iluuaf and 12101111.15 Cumniittec, 3. JANIETTE ABRAIVIS Ilmlw :mil llrmlurls lL'nvv1n1ittL-Q, l: Srmnrl :mil Fury. 2: Urcllmtra. l. 2. 33 Baml. 2: Ssxxmming, .lg Liirl Reserves. 55 lilnlf Calrolinu, .25 N.1mi1mmr1al College, I. DOLLY PRESTON ADAMS 'l'rca51irc1- ni H11m1- R11.:n1. l: Ollice Assistant. J: t'lu:1i1m:1n LT.11nn1:11ce-nufm Sprzik.-r-. 3, Slmlem Awemluly Rci11-esumatirc, 3. Service 131111-:iii f.11v1n1muc, .ig ll.111..r Sucimy. 5. MARY ELLEN AGNIEW 55111-5 vvu f'L 1:4 Stull, 2. 5: I'reSi1lc11t rn' Home Rrmnu, lg I'1i--i- .I1-nt .16 I.1- Vercle lfmiuqziif. Z3 Ju111.1r Mai-slml. 25 Girls' 12.1.1.1 511.11-tg Club 3: ll.1m1r Society, 3: Orcln-srrzu. 1. 2: Riding Vlnlw, 1: XVayf and Menus Vounuiuec, 23 P1-.1141-:ini l'.1n1n1i1lec, 3. lilmimmaix Sucml Commillcc, .lg fflmirmaii Senior Bzmqnct tT.1n1n11nci-, 3. HENRY CLIFFORD ALEXANDER '-S...-11.1 1s1111.1, 1, 1. 1'1-Q-11.11111 .1f 11.11116 1e...1.11, 2. 11.11i.11- M...-S11..1. 3. S.-111.11 1411... c7.1111111i11ee. s. N.1111111111.111..1 L'.111f,.f. 2. 81.1.15-11. Assem- my. 5. 111.111.1151 M.111.1.1.-1- sy... IN.. V...-5. 1. 1x.1y.' 11.1.1.1 51101.15 011111, 1. T.-me c'.1111n1111Qe. 2. 4101111111 1111111 was-P1-e.i.1e111, 1. 11..11.11- s.1..m,., 1. 1111311-111.111 .11 Tickus 111.1 0111.-1.1.1115 L7.1111111111fQ. 1. wa. 11011.15 ..11.1 s1a11111S c'.1111111a.1e.-. s. c'a.11av..1 f:..1111..i...-Q. lg B1.11.1. 1. 1. ROBERT ERNEST ALLEN U. IJ. S.. .lx 'I're-asurer nf II.1r11el5 Nest lIi:mry Clulrg 'liezmirer .nf tiermzni Club, Urchrhlrzi. 1, 2, IJel1a1111g Suciely, 35 Rell Cross Cununiitter-. SARAH IVIARGARET ALTEE Mums Suimn1i111.g l'lul:, 1, 'I'rc:1s11v-or of Home R.1.1n1, Z5 flulm l'11r.1lin:1, 2, llranmlicx Lfluln. Z3 S. U. I.. Iiil1le Clulr. l. 3, N.m1i11awrwI Lkullcgu. I. NORMA LOVE ANDERSON 111.111-. 1. 2. 111.1111g 111.111, 1. 11111 Iam.-1-fs. NANCY JANE ANSLEY .111-15' .1...1.1 511.1118 f'1.11.. 1, 2, 1. 1'..1111C11,- 1:11.1111111.111, 1. V1.1-. 1'1.e.1.1e111 .11 111111.11 uni.. 2. x'1QC.P1-651.11111 .11 411.14 .x1111e.1c A...1Q1..11.111. c111Qe.-151.101-, 1. 1111111111111 11f 1ze.1 01-.115 c1.1111111111.11, 3. 1v.1111111111.11111 c'.111w-. 2. P1-..1.1111. .11 11.111111 1e.1.1111. 1. 2. s1111111S11 171.111, .1. 1s.1.111111.111 'mm 1. 2. 5. c'...1..1111, 1, 1. Sec1Q111.y .11 110111. 1e.1.1111. s. 11165111.1111 .1f s.-11111. nt1.1.., 1. AUBREY YOUNGUE ARANT. JR. 1.1-1.1.1.-11. .1f 11.11111 R.1.1111. 1. 0.1.1111 r1.11.1.. 2, 1. 111111.11 51.11113 .1. CARROLL B. ATKINS HENRIETTA MCWILLI15 AUGHTRY R1f'r'r.x Suirlcnt Asaemlmly. I3 Yicc.l'rui.lcnt of Student Founcil. 3, I'resi1le11t. 3. LTh1u1m:n1 uf I'1'ug1-:lin l'.1n11n1ttne, 5: TraFEc Com- mmee. 3, XYays and Menus C'.m1minee, 3: D..1l.1nm Commitccu. 3: T1'4-usixrer of Junior Claes, 2: lfumblvr' Reprcaentznive. 2: Junior Marshal. 2: Law and Pin lrmz li.-111-ssc-ixtativc, l, 2g Girls' Gonrl Sports K'l11l1. 2, 3. Se-cretzvy. 3: lbrzmmtica Club. I: Choir, 2, Little Choir, 2, 13 Swimming Club, 1. IVIILDRED MALCOLM BAGGETT Page Szxtucn Q. . .. ilnle Clulu. lg Clwir. 3. ,yy T ' , veg? 4 2 sim' ' gl if . I ' ' , , N , ' , Al' -L 'ie .iff l I ' il 'Y' , ?'A L . , .Nw - .dd I A if? A , WILLIAM SINCLAIR BAILLIE JAMES EDWARD BAYNARD JIM MARGARET ELEANOR BAKER BETTY JANE BEATTY HIIETR l S. 0. I.. Bilrlc Clnlv, 3. SARAH ELIZABETH BANGLE , ROBERT ERSKINE BEATTY Bon l l , HEBLIELIEARR ROBERT BEAVER, JR. l l l MARJORIE GERTRUDIE BELCH X BE-I--I-Y ANN BATTLE Hmucts Nest History lflnlu, .lg Le Cercle Frzuxqnia, 3. l l JACQUELINE LEE BELK K JACKIE CHARLE? WESLIZFK BAUCON1 l'l'csIrlent of Home Roorn, 1, Treasurer, 35 Girls' Good Sports btudent Council, 3, lflnlr, .lg Drzxnlatics Clnlv, 1. I Page Seven teen ' 1 9' i V K Page Ezghteen DOROTHY NELL BELL DORIS LUCILLE BENNETT Do1 ' Secretary and Treasurer of Home Room, 1: Club Camlinzi. 7 EUNICE MAE BERG Vice-President of Home Room, lg History Club, 2, Riding Club, 1, Bible Club. 2: Girls' Good Sports Club, 3. PAUL A. BERG President of Home Room. 2: Foutlmll, 1, 2, J, Captain, .i Bziscbzill, 3. JOHN DANIEL BERRY Football: Truck, Block C Club, Baseball, Larr um! Pin Iron Representative: Student Assembly, Rmiihlui- Representative, Sxn-s wb CUTS Rt-presentutive: Choir Secretary. SARAH LOURINE BERRY Swiinniing Club. 1. 2. Biiskqtlmll, 1, 2, soccer. 1, 2, lmsncing 111111. lg st-itlem Assemhl,-, 2. EDWARD HILTNER BERTRAM, JR. SARAH JANE BIBERSTEIN THOMAS SCHRODER BIGHAM 'l'0MMx ' Buys' Good Sports Club. 25 Cadet Corps. 2: Bible Club, Z. 3, Nominzitorial College, 3, Treasurer of Home Room, 2, Secretary, 3, History Club, 1, THOMAS LEE BIRD, JR. HB1-pm-'A Rm-ib11'if staff, ciifctei-is, 1. 2, 1, VIRGINIA FLORENCE BIRD Swimming cum, 2, iiasmfy Club, 3. NANCY .IEROLDINE BISHOP junior Marshal, 2, Otiice Assistant. 2, Vice-President of Home Room, 1: Lan' and Pig Iran Representative, Z, Variety Show. 1: Swimming Club. 53 Orcliestrzi, l, 3, Interclub Council Representa- tive Girl Reserves. 3. PHYLLIS PEARL BISHOP t'Pu1i. CHARLES ROBERT BITTLE Ii:-xml, 1, 2. 3, Vice-l-'resident of Home Room, l, Treasurer, 2, lldnor Society. 3, Civil Air Patrol, 3, BARBARA JAYNE BLACK BomuE T1-ezisurer ot Club Liarolinzi. l, Vice-Presirlent. 2, Secretary ot 7 S ' in' Club, 2. 5, History Club. 1, S. 0. L. Bible Club, -5 , winim 5, 'l : JOANNA BLACK MJD., omce Assistant. PHILIP WAYNE BLACK Fmt:-r Student Assembly, lg Vice-President of Home Room, 1. MARGARET LEE BLACKARD Hornets Nest History Lflnb, 55 S. 0. I.. Bible Club. 23 Ilonrn Societg, 2, 3: Service Bureau, 23 l,e Cercle Francais. 3, Spots and Foots. 3, Bonds and Stamps Committee, 33 Girls' Good Sports Club, 3, Service Mevfs Plaque, 3. ELLA MARGARET BLACKMON S, O, I., Bible Club, Yice-President of Home Roomg Conch llrzidford's Omce, 31 Honor Society, J. JAMES THOMAS BLACKMON, JR. NANCY KATHERYN BLAKELY President of Home Room, Vice-President, Sxies ANT: Curs, 2. 3. Senior Photo Editor, 35 House and Grounds Committee. 2: Ramblfr 2, 35 Riding Club, Representative, 1, Bible Club, lg Spanish Club. 13 Junior Marshal, 23 Nomimitorinl College. 39 Hockey, 2, Swim- 5: Honor Society. ming Club, 2, Kg Captain nf Swimming: Team, 2, 3, '1'rczisnrcr, 35 Girls' Athletic Association. 1, 2, 33 I.al'r and Pig Iv-on Representative, 2, History Club, 1. Sl IIIHS STEWART BENNETT BLANTON I3i'nm ' ttpcrzitions Committee, 1, 2, Cadet furps, 2. 3: Boys' Good Sports Club, 3. WILLIAM HAYWOOD BOBBITT, .IR. L'1ivNi-Q Student Assembly. lg TrcaSux'cr ot' Home Room. lg Sxxvs Mp Cris, 2, Junior Xlzirshztl. 2, Lost and Found Comrmttee, 3: War. Iiumls and Stamps Committee, 3. RICHARD STEWART BOWARD IlitrC' Band. l, 2, 3. BETTY JEAN BOYD sommii, 1, 2, Basketball, 2. DONALD GENE BRIDGER 'l'i-casnrer oi Home Iinunl, 1. Secretary, lg 'l'rziRic lg Roiuhlrr Representzitwe, l. RICHARD HARVEY BRITTON Hiimc' Y Committee, Page Nineteen -1 X iid? Page Twenty MARVIN COMER BROCKMANN Bulova Secretary of Home Room, 55 Tratiic Force, 3, Cadet Corps, 3. PAUL WILSON BROOKS Baseball, 1, 2, 3: Football, 2, 33 Block C Clubg President ot Home Room. 2, 3: Boxing, 3. BETTY LILLIAN BROWN Home Room Secretary and Treasurer, 23 Student Assembly. 2: Girl Reserves: Ramblrr Representative, 25 Bible Club, Honor Society, 39 Hockey, .ig Basketball, 3, Soccer, 3, Softball, 3, GIRSON BRYANT CARRIE IRENE BRYANT MANNON DEL RENA BRYANT EVA MARTIN BULLOCK Urcliescra. I, 2, Rnmblcr Representative, 25 S. O. I.. Bible Club, Z, Dx-amatics Club, 23 Spzuiisli Club, 3, Basketball, J. LILLIAN IRENE BURRHALTER Secretary of Home Room, Student Assembly, 2, Choir, .Zg Girl Reserves, Ilramatics Club. CADWALLADER COLES BRUNS W.xLi..xn.x Student Assembly. .ig Boys' Good Sports Club, 3, Operations Committee. .lg President of Home Room. 3: Track. 5. PAULINE PEARL BYERS l'oi.i.v Dramzitics Club. 1. 2: Soccer, 1. JOHN B. BYRD, JR. President of Ilnrne Ronm, l. Vice-President. 3, Draunzitics Lflub. Z. 33 The Man Who Came to Dinner, 33 President of Senior Vlass. 3, CHARLES L. BYRUM JACK IVIEHAFFY CALLAI-IAM '4jArRsoN VIRGINIA HELEN CAMERON Rmbm- staff: sr-msn Club. TERESA REGINA CAPPER W g . Vicr- Prewille-nt S E x is F V Q l if ' x ,Q ,:' ' f K r . PM ug Q X .I Ayrr ...il , . ' ,J , I I- I A ' R, 1 . V V f i, M sl Wifi Q V L 5 ' .fe ' , Es' W xr, KVM,-x I fi ff' ' ., 1 ,3 ig ,ff .' EJT2- -9 1 A '5 f,.Qf .'- J? ' ' C ' ' ?3'fQ-rw: . ' , JEAN MARIE CARLETON BENJAMIN RALPH CATO, JR. Basketball, 25 Ramlvlvr Rep:-esemativc, 35 Home Ronm I7 Hicer, 2. Cz: -. Cl I 1 2 Air Patrol. 35 Sxws Mm Curs Phmograplier, 3. GLORIA THERESA CAUTILLI CATHERINE MILDRED CARPENTER Choir, 1, 2. MARY ELIZABETH CHAPMAN HIM, mem ni. , , 35 Vice-President nf Home Rumn, 25 Civil Fhuir, 1, 3, x'ICewI'i-esiflem, 3, Secrelarv -if Iifmw Room 2- HELEN SHELBY CARRIER same smilfm mmiicil from-ess, 2, S, 0. I.. Bane c'1-mf YQ Ip,-amancs cum. 2, 3, onine Assimm, 5, 1:Ima.-man sms-if lnvim nuns Cmnmittge, :55 House :xml iimunrls Funiniiuee, 35 Stage Illini, 25 Snimnimg Club, 1. TOMMY CARR Izumi, I. 2, vas-ml Airls, 1. 2, 'ri-:imc Force. I, - C1-ni, 2. DONALD STEVENS CHARLES, JR. . Unicom.-1 2' 3' H'5t ' Choi.-, 2, Fnutluall, 1. MARY ELIZABETH CHRISTIANSON EDD MCLENDON CARTER 'tmm Fmlct Corps Cm-pm-al. Prcsirlent uf Home Room, 1, 2, 35 Nominamrial College, 1. 2, 35 Lnrr and Pig Iwi: Representative, 1. 2: lloriiecs Next lliilmw Llulm. l. 35 Spanish Clnli, 25 junior Mzirshal, 25 Ilmmr Suciemy, 2, 35 Chairman of Smclems Service Burrzin, 35 ifhnirniaii of Rail Cross Cmmcil, 35 IJ, A. R, Award Winner, 35 lliilice Assistant, Co-Ailverlising Manager nf Ramblfr, 35 Vice-Presinlem of Stmlenl Clnmcil. 3: Chairman of Program Committee. 3, JAMES CATES Hjimxivn of IImne RIM., 2, In-emleiif, xg Iimw Cummimf, 3. BILL CLANTON IIIRS Page Twenzyrone ffl: , ffl All Page T in-nl if - I wo VIRGINIA LOUISE CLARK -Acziwv' Flmir. 2, .xg Immalics Kilim, 2, 1. DOROTHY JEAN CLAYTON I.:i Yuiv rle Fi-:incl-. 2. CLAUDIA FAITH COCI-IRANE name rl-nl, 25 cvrcliesmi, 1, sq 'ri-flwiim .lf mme Icom... CHARLES COLLIH JACK Russ CONKWRIGHT lfmnI1lm- Staff, 3: Art Club. 3. ROBERT HENDRIX COOK 'mmf mtilinminef. .rg si-aussi. Clulm, 3. DONALD Amos COOK .IERE COOK ROBERT .IERRELL CORRIHER Bon Fumlmll, 1, 2, 1. FRANCES KATHERINE COVINGTON Pi-esirlem of Home Ruom. 1. 35 Student Assembly Rcpresemzi tive, Ig Fu-nch Kflnlv, l. MARY GRACE COVINGTON LILLIAN MARIAN COVINGTON sw-mi-y .lf fiom Room, 2, '1'.-will-er, sg Junior Marshal, 2 'l'reasurrr uf lfllenrf- Frzmczus, lg Secretary of l.c Cercle Frzmi qziis, 3. RALPH EUGENE Cox WILLIAM THOMAS CRADDOCK ' 'Bxufl Dance Comm ittre, 3 . ANN APRIL CRAVER Honor Society, Z. 35 President of I.e ffercle Francais. 3: History l'lnlu, lg Dramalics Clnlu, .lg S. 0. l,. Bilxlc Clulu. .lg Tennis. 2: Iii:-le' Athletic Asmcizilion. 1. 2. 3: Assistzmt Erlimr of L'l5tmIv, 3. FRANCIS EARLE CRAWFORD, II B1vImm1- Treasurer of Hnmtl Rnnm, 1, Czulet Corps, 2, Ritie l'lul1, 2. HELEN MARIE CRISCO Clmir, 1, 2. J. ESTHER HYNDMAN CROCKFORD I-Is Vice-P1-esI11e11t of S11111mr11111-e 011155, 1, P1-e5111e111 of 111111115 R1111111. 1, seeremy, 3, Student A55e11111ly, 1, 2, 3, N11111I1111t111111l College. 1, 3, House 111111 611111111115 cI11m111i11ee, 1, II11111Q1s Nest 111510111 C11111, 2, Ciceronzirlzie et AQ11-111111111 1.111111 c11111. secretary, 2, Parlia- 111e11mf1a11 of 1.111111 011111, 2, R1u11bI1w 12q11c5e111n11ve, 1, Pr11g1a111 ci0mm111e1-, x, 0111111111311 of Pyr, A, Committee, 3, 111111111 Sueiety. 2, 3, P1-1-sI1IQ111, 3, J11111111- A1211-51131, 2, B11sl1e1l111ll. 1, Soccer. lg S11-111111111111 C11111, 1, Girls' Athletic ASSDCIAII1111, 1, 2, cams' 11111111 51111111 011111, 3, 1.1151 111111 F11111111 cT11111f11111ee, 3, t'l1,11rm11 of S11-vice A11-11's x11-111111-1111 c'1111111111tee. 1. NANCY CROMER Treasurer ot' Home Room, 1, Secretary, 2, La Voix de France. 23 I,e Cercle Franqais, 35 Girls' 19111111 Sports Clulu, 2, 3, Presirlcnt. 35 Honor Society, 3. SIDNEY LEE CRUSE JEAN SCOTT CROXSON Student Assernlnly, 2, II111-nets Nest Ilistury Club, 2. J, I'Iunm Society, 2, J, Chairman of House and lirountls Committee: Choir 1. 2: l're:i'leuI of Home Room, J, Ruling Clulu, 1. SI URS ',..., . 11-' up 4 , A Xb . ' ' . NX, , ' ' 1' 5- Q T, 5 , I .y 5. Q .2 :X ' K4 .: K JOHN EDWARD CULBERTSON I-1411 I is , Q : Stuill-ut Assembly, Czulct Vurps, Visual Aids Funlniiltec, 2, J. ARTHUR WINFIELD DANIELS, JR. BEATRICE BERNICE DAY Prim llistury Club, 1, Bmuls and St:1mpe fbniniirtee. GLORIA CHRISTINE DEAL Girls' Gulul Sports Clull, 2, 33 Treasurer of II11me R IJ1-nnmtics Lilulu, 2, .13 Le Gel-cle Frnncziis. 2. FRANCES POWELL DELAMAR PAxII Onm, .Z Q Choir, 1, 2, Treasurer of Home Rwni. 2. 3. Vice-I'resiclent. 3, Iiziske-tlmll, 3, Rlmihlf-1' Rep1'ese11tatii'c, 1, Spanish Clulm, 3. DAVID JAMES DELANEY JI AI Yieuzll Aiil- lknumittev. 2. 3: Trat'Rc l'muvuit1e1-, 3, Page Twenly- Ihrez' age T1.1.'enlg-fotzr DOROTHY LOUISE DENTON 5111111111 111121111111-. 1, 21 x1111111111t1111a1 College, 11 v1ce.PfeS111e111 111 11111111 R1111111, 1, 2, 5111-111111, 11 121111111111 1zq11fe5e111111111e. 1, S. fm. I.. 1211111 011111, lg 1.11111 ct11111. lg P1-151112111 of 1711111 0311111111 2. TrQ:1su1'el'. Z. FRANCES LILLIAN DIGGS S, Il. l.. Bible Club, l, 33 Dramatic: Club: Nuniiiuitorizil Collegt-3 P1-esiflent of Home Room, 2g St-e1-etziry of Club Cnroliim, Vxce- Prewitlcutz Swimmiuxz Club. WILLIAM EUGENE DOAR KEMP RUSH DUNAWAY Cafeteria: Orchestra, l, 2. Student Comluctur. 33 Dance Cnm- mittee, 3: Vice-P1-esirlent of Hnme Room. lg Little Synuvlmuy. l. Z3 Smvs Axim Cut-s Staff, 25 Tenuisg Spanish Club, 3. PATRICIA JANE DUNCAN R111111111111 111111-111-11111111111, 1, 2, 3, 111311111115 r11111, 1, 3, 1111511111 111111, .11 s.1I111a11, 2, .1. CHARLIE BURRELL DURHAIXI PENELOEE ANN DURHAM S111-11111-1 111 11111111 ROU111, 1. 21 1111-15' 11.11111 Sports C11111, 2, .L I11-eg111e11I. sg E1-H1011 c'11111. lg ways A1111 M-311111 I'0111111mee. 1: 1.11.-11 111111 P111 11011 Ize111ese11m111-e. 1. EUNICE BLANCHE EDDENS Stuzlcut Asst-mbly, 33 S11-iniming Flnb: Lost mul Frnxml Com- Iuittcr: The M1111 Who Curuc to Iliimerf' RALPH PEARSON EDWARDS Sem-c1111-3 nf llnms R1111111. lg Chuir, I, 2: Opei-:itium Committee 11 111111111 Sucicty, 1, x11111111f11111-1111 C1111egf, 5. EVELYN JUNE ELAM LOUISE FAYSSOUX ELLERBE l,11tiu Club, 2, Secretary, 33 Homu- Society. ISAAC LEMUEL FALRNER '4I.I-M 2uIl Lt. Cadet Corps. IVIARJORIE JEAN PANT JIaANNIIa I'1-Qg111e111 of 11111111 R1111111. 2. 1, S1-M1111-y, I, T1--215111-Q1-, 11 N11111a1m111'1111 r31111ege. 2. .15 411-0111511-11, 1. 2, 81111111511 C11111, 3. GEORGE WILLIAM FARRIS 01-11111511-11. 11 011.111, 2. CARL WESLEY FARRISS l'N11Ro s111m111 111 c'1111111 C111-11,1 11111111-111111 111 111111111111 f'11111111111QQ: Iluzmx- Suciety. as 1. STEVE FELLOS Visual Aids. Z, 35 Journalism, 35 Band, 1: Manuxzer of Truck Team, 1. 2, 35 Basketball. 2, 33 Vice-I-'rcsirlcm of Centralixes Ilistciry flubg Hornets Nest History Club: Vice-President of Junior Class. 2: Treasurer of Ilnme Rnuni, I, Z, 31 Rnmblrr Staff. BETTY JUNE FERGUSON name 011111, 2. 1. CLYDE COVINGTON FESPERMAN, JR. HC. C. Iinnil. 2, Opersitimis Comniittee, lg Treasurer of Home Room, 3. WILLIAM BOYD FINLAYSON l.:1n1b1lz1 Chi Bible Club, 1, 2, 3, President, 35 Drzimatics Club, lg Vhnir, 1, 2. 15 Cadet Corps. 3. GLORIA FRANCES FINE Visual Aids-Secretary, Social Committee: Secretary of Iilfmie Rummy Dr. Gzirxngerls Ofiice, MARY LUELLA FISHER Secretary nf Ixlome Room, 3: Basketball, lg Soccer, lg Softball. lg Hockey, 2g Llub Carolina, 2, Member of Athletic Association. l. 23 Hzinwlc Choir Z. Si IIIRS HELEN RAY FLEENOR Swimming Club. 1, Z3 Riding i'lub, lg Spzinisli fllub, 3, French Club. lg Orchestra, 25 Iizisketbzill. 3. EDWIN DAVIS FLEISCHMAN Bzuul. l, 2. MARIA THERESE FLYNT 1'1f1nf Vice-1'1-esnleni of Iiomt- lawn., 2, Cm.-, 1. 2. J. Sem-tf.ry, 3, Spanish 611111. 2. .1. WILLIAM VANCE FOGLEMAN Bun Viceelwesiileiit of 11.1me 1e1,0m, 2, 1'rensure1'v, li 11.-use :mtl rzf-11111.15 commiiief, 2. 13311111-R1 cw,m.111t1f1-. lg mm Lows, 2, 1. BETTY FORD swimming 011111. 1, 2. 1ea.1111g C11111, 1. si-3115511 C11111. 3, 1x1.4ke11m11, 3. THOMAS HUGH FORSYTHE f-'1'm1 Boys' 1:11.11 swis 111111. 1, '1'1-mir.-M 111 11.1m1i 1:.1.1m, 0 'reiinas 2, 1. 111.Y 111111. 1. Page Twenryeriue Qi.. ' Ae. .. H., , ,v ,az-1, , ., ,. ,, ,... V .1 ' ,ff ' 1 'gk ,ztfa-f - .-iw 5,0429 , , 4 , Y' x i , 1 gf' i' , a gas 9 KJ. A ' Aft . i N '1 3:?'. '.fgQi9'i wi.: Visa i?1'5'Li21'A3iS. f if 24.7, .il ' 2' KE M, - M 1 , fu Page Twen ty- sfx fgfail- 9. 1 1- ,isa if ROBERT BRUCE FOWLKES, JR, EARLE LINDER FREEMAN Yicc'l'i-esiilent of llinne Room. JAMES FREEMAN MARTHA BLAKE FRICK S4-cmiii-y of iiimie Room, 1, 1'i-iiiwiiii cuiiiimineeg Rmiiiili-f Reiiicseiiiiiiive, sg siiriiniiiiiii riiiii, 3. siiiiiiiiiiiiig viiiii. ig Office Assisrain. LEONORA BRUNSON PULP l.iai1 Vice-l'i-4-sinh-m of Home Room. 2. Som-etzny, 3: S, 0, l.. Bilile l'lnIi. .lg Spanish l'1uiL K: Tennis. 2. ROBERT BIVENS FURR LUCIUS GASTON GAGE, JR. ALBERTA JEANETTE GALLOWAY 'KBou'rs'l Flmirxnzm Devotional. 1. 2: llrznnntics Clnlx. 2, Eg Award lor Rest Crew Blemliersg Stage Manager of 'AKinzl lady. JAMES HERBERT GARRISON 'gjlxirnf' LOTTH2 GIBSON Wampum Business Clnlig Girl Reserves JOHN KINDALL GILBERT, JR. Vice-President of Home Room. l, Secretary, 23 Track, 15 Junior Marshal. 25 Footlvzill. 1, 2. 33 Chairman of Victory Cnrpsg Secretary :mil Treasurer of Block C Cluli. JOSIE ELIZABETH GOINES Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, 3. THOMAS MOORE GOOD ATU M., Band, 1. 25 llistory Clnhg Littlc Symphony. 2, 33 Cafe. Z, 35 Vice-Presiilem of Home Room. Z: Trahic Committee, 2, 33 Dance Committee. 3: Carnival Fnmmiltee, 23 Baseball, 35 Spanish, 2, JACK BYRON GOODE Band. NANCY ROBERTA GOODE Swimwiinp: riiiii. 1, 2. Speech Ciiiii, 2: Los lhiiqiiistzirlores. sg mime ciiiii, 3. :fx ML 1 12 I , 3 1 A 'st 3' A 'Q A ef? I 3 BENJAMIN LEOPOLD I-IAAs '-lim' ELIZABETH HOFELLER GOODMAN l.111 Speech flulv. 1: Swimming Club, Ig Bliss l.aFfe1-ty's Hiemry Club, 1: l.11 Yoix ali- l-'r:111cc. I. 2: I.c Cerclc Frniugnis, 3: Lost mul Fuunnl Cmun1itrcu, 35 Mm-ie Erlitm- of I.'lTmflr, 3. ANNIE JANE HACKNEY 1211110 011111. 13 suffer Club, 1. MONZELL GREY Girls' Good Sports Club. 2. 3: Larr and Pig Iran Represe11tmive, 1. Z3 Sturleut Assembly. 11 Chuir, 2. 3: Ramhlrv Staff. RUTH INEZ HACKNEY T1-emi.-A of 11.11112 Icom., 2. KEELY ALBERT GRICE, JR. cffimelia, lg Golf Team. 1, Captain. 2. sg Secfemfy of Ilmue N Rucmx, 1. 3. Treasurer, 3. HILDA JANE HAIT lelmmzff, 1, 2, shorihami 011111. sg Girl 1am-1-i-eg, 2. JACK GRIFFIN JUNE GUEST DEAN MALCOLM HANCHETT 'l'1-easurer of llomc Ronin l Secretary 2: Bimcl, 25 House and F e Ch Club' 1' 2' czmumlg fmmmaliee, lg Tai: llccl 1115101-5 Club, 2: Nnnuinatorial College. 1. RUE WILSON GUTHRIE 'AR '1 f JOHN HOBART HANNON 1111111515 X1-sn 1115101-y C1-111. sg D.-Ammfs C11111, 1. Nomiimm-131 culllw, .1. B1..1.1, 1. 2. Sl IUIIS Page Twenty-seven pr Page Twentgfeighi BARBARA ANN HANSON -Treasurer uf Home Room, 1, 2, Art Club, 3: French Club. 1, 2, Girls, flood Sports Club, 3g Ilramatics Club, I. DEWARD MITCHELL HARGETT Treasurer of Senior Class. 3, Ifoutlrztll, 33 'l'rt-asuxer nf Home Rnnm. l, 24: Chairman of Ways and Means Ccxmniittt-1-. Senior Class. 3: Rina: Committee, 2. 1. RUTH LINK HARDING AUNKY, Girls' Good Sports Club. 2. 3: Social Committee. 2. DORIS HARKEY Lan' and Pig Iron Ruprosentzitive, I: l.atin Club, Zg Student Assembly Representative. 2, S. O. I.. Bible Club. 3, Miss Fraser's Otiice, .ig President ot' Home Room, 3, Numitmtnrizil College. 2g Tennis Club, 1: Ilonor Society, 3. WILLIAM WADE HARLAN MBNA. CLARENCE HARRISON 5111.11-, 1, 2, 3. CHARLES HADDON HAVNAER ..JM.K-1 llaucl, 1, 2: Boys' Good Sports Club. 3. LESLIE HEATH Vice-Presitlent of Sophomore Class, Treasurerg Treasurer of Student Council: President of junior Class. Vice-President of 0. IJ. S.. Parlian1entari:u1. ELIZABETH SERENA HELMS nllml. Vice-Presitlent of Home Room. lg Yicesl-'resi1lc11t nf I.a Yoix cle France, 1, 23 Orchestra, I. 2. 3: Secretary of Junior Class, 25 House and G1-ountls Committee, 23 Student Assembly Representa- tive, Z3 Novninatorial College, I, 2. 3, Basketball, 33 Choir, 35 Rumhlvr Representative. 3: f'on1mencement Speaker t'ommittee. COLINE HELVENSTON 'tFUzzr I.a Yoix :le France, I, Z5 Dramatics Club, I. .IAMES RUTLEDGE HENDERSON ,I!M:11v .IOHN WESLEY HENDERSON REvERENl1 Choir, 1, DOROTHY VIRGINIA HEWITT Latin Club. 2. 3, Vice-Presirlent. 3: S. O. I., Bible Club, 3. Secretary, 35 Secretary of Home Room, 35 Hnnor Society, 2, 35 Swimming Club, 3. MARY ALICE HEYWOOD Presitlent of Home Room. l, Secretary, 33 Student Assembly Representative, 21 S. 17. I.. Bible Club. 2. WILLIAM WOOD HICKEY f-1111.1. Jttnam- mr-Shan, 2, 3: mciresm., 1. 2. 3, xxlamgef, 1, 2, 3. xranaw of 1.at11e symprmy. 2, 3, trhftar-mari .lf 1.051 and mtmi, 1, Student t3m..1e11. 3, smaerit Assemxny, 3. Smclent Ass tary, 3: SN11-s .uw K1 c'1wc.-1w1ef, 2, Assncialiml, 1. 1, 2, 3, Swim 3: Ways 2. 3, Tre JAMES JOSCELYN HILL ming Club, WILLIAM GORDON HOLLER IVIARILEE CLARKE HICKS fm111y, 1. 2, 1s1f15' 111,011 5,111.15 611111. 1. 2. 1, sw-A rs Stall. 2, A. A1111-r1mng Blana1.e1. .5 111111 Means Committee. 3: Girl! Athlenic nsurer. 2, 5, Spanish l'111b. 35 Hnskclball. 2, 3, Lost and Fnuml Cumnuim-e, 2. HAROLD HOLLIFIELD HAMMOND HILLIS PATRICIA JANE HOLLINGSWORTI-I HN .Y U.cl1cN1rz1, I, 2, IJr:1n1:11ics Club. 13 S, 0, I,. Bible Club . nm- s.11111.1 11,111 1f111-y, Immgllics C1111-. lp '1'Cm11f, 2, 11111111111 1111.111- 11001-11 c'0mm1111-e, 1, 2, S. O. 1., 1311116 C11111, .1, 5113111511 011111, .1, flame,-11. umlmaflee, s. RICHARD LEGRAND HOLTZCLAW RAMSAY HINES S-rOxmv,11.1. FO:11b11ll. 2: Trzlck, 2' Presimlem, of Ilomc Rmzm, 1, Vice-Presb dent, 1. RICHARD HARVEY HOOXIER -11111110 1'1,-11.11 1- 11N11'.11 1 1- 11.11.-A1 111712 2, 111-N111-111 . JULIUS CHARLES H0553 11Ull.l.k 1, 4S1Q,111f1L CMQAEI1 '151,41-Q51-1.121111-Q, 2, 131.101, ORIN VANCE HOKE, JR. HO, Y. , . sw---11.1-y of 111mm lzonm, 1, 2, 3, 13,1111 1, 2, MARX IRWIN HORNI1 SI IDRS Y v U24 , .1. .1 11411114- 611111, 5. Page Twenty-nine at I .- fs-- A 'Q' 7 I r'-Yi' I ,lg 4 ' gb j 92, V55 Agffj ' X I Page Thirty 4.1. Q'-' ., fy .M fai' 1 i. :iv . we .5 ,, WILLIAM WELDON HORNSBY JAMES T. HOUGH, JR. HELEN ANN HOVIS Secretary of Home Room. I. Presatient, 2, x'ICe.IJrQsa.It.II. 3, Service committee: Trallic cnmrnam-9, S,mIsI. CIIIII, I, PI-I,gn.m tnrmmmeeg Honor society, 15 Junior- Marshal, 2. 1. LLOYD THOMAS HOVIS Footlxzxll. l. 2. 33 Manager uf Track Team, lg Truck Squzul, l: Block C Cluhg Baskethall Squad, l. WILLIAM HUFF BILL Band. 1. 2. 33 Orchestra, 2. 35 Trezisu er of llnme Rmnn. l. 2, Vic:-President, Z5 Carnival Committee. -STEVEN ALLEN HUNTER, III STEVE, Orchestra, lg Tralhc. 3. ROSE MARIE HURT iecretztry ol' Home Room, l. Yicc-President. 3, Choir 2, Spanish Clum, 3. MALCOLM LUTHER HUSS JANE CARGILE IRVIN Rlmibm- Izqrrcsoitrttive. Ig TI-qrrsnrer of Home lawn., I. Secre- tary. 5: Junior Iwarslral, 2: Spanish Club. 3, vice-PI-esiflent of Senior Class. 3: Stnrlent Assemhly, 3, Ilouor Society, 3. President. .Ig Cafeteria Committee, 3, Iiirls' GQOII Sports UIIIII, 3. MARY GASTON IRVIN President nf Ilome Room. 1: Nnminatorinl College, lg Itunoi Marshal, 2: Spanish Club. 33 Secretary of Senior Class, 3: Chair- man of Cafeteria Committocg Girls' Good Sports Club, 5, Secretary of Honor Society, 1. BENJAMIN M. IVEY Football. l. 2, 33 Track, 1, 2. 33 Dance Committee, 25 Student Assembly. l. 23 Chairman of Carnival Committee, 2: Treasurer nl' Student Council, 2: Cafeteria. l. 2, Committee. lg Vice-President nf' Home Room, 1: Junior Marshal, 2, 33 SNIPS ANI: Crrs Stuff 3, Sports Editor, 35 Block C Club. 3, Vice-President, 3. MARGARET JACKSON Girl Reserves, 3. BETTY JANE JENKINS Band, l, Zg Spanish Cluh. 35 Girl Reserves Clnh. MARY ELIZABETH JENKINS BETTx ' Vice-President of Home Room, 1, 3, Presitlentg Romblur Repre- sentative: Choir. MARY FRANCES JOHNSON Xxx R '. X. -. GERALD RAY JORDAN, JR. 1191121111114 Team. 2, 3, Trezisnrer and Pai-Iafiniemi-111.1 .lf O. ID s., 2. President, 1, slnflem Assembly, 2, 3, Hnnm- suciefy, 2, .1 In-Iegziie to Smle-wifif Imung, 2, I.a1in lflnlm, 3, T.-easiim-. A- Senior Ring filminiinee, 3, VIRGINIA RANSON KALE KIcR1a1'4' Di-nniatics l'lnIu, 15 Ti-ezisurer nf Home Rmmm, lg I'1'es1clent, 2 Vice-Preficlein, .ig Numinnturial College. 2. GUS IVIATTI-IEW KARRES Prusislcnt of junim- Class, 2: Band. l, 2: Orcliuaxrzi, J: lmncu Committev, 2, Chziirnian, 3: Baskclhall, 1. JEAN TAYLOR KEIGER Vicl--Prrairleiit nf Home Rnum, lg Ramblrv- Stan? 2. Reprcsemzi- tive. I: Student Assembly, 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, Oi-chcstrzi 1, Z, 3, Spanish Cluh, 35 Program Cumminee, 33 Good Spring Club, J. llmne Run EDWARD YATES KEESLER, JR. m, 1, 2, 3, Im-ins, 1, 2, 3, LZIVIAIH, 2, 3, Iizinil. I, 2, .1 GERARD WATTS KING. JR, Viaiml Aids Coniniittec. Sl IIIRS DORIS KINMON Pi-esizlenc of Ilunic Ronin. DONALD LEE KINSEY 11.11.112 Iam. icecream.. ctummiiu-Q, 2. 5, 'ri-Qasim-.V .IIQIIAUHW Iam.. lg Iflmlimii, 2. 3, Boxing, 1, 2, 411.1-12.111, x, Block 111 uuil, 2. Presixlent. 3. ROBIN SMITH KIRBY, JR. iwvsalinil of sopiwnmfl- rim. 1. sec.-emi-y. 1, O. D. S., 1, 2. lg mince c1f,n..1.aI1IIf, 11 2, 1, P.-Og.-am culmmafm. 2, Jiinam, Ria.-511111, 2. 1, lulchl-ma, I. 2. 2, 51.1.1011 Ammi.1y, lg snifiem c1.mr.C.1, 1, I-1-esifiem, x, Buskellmll. 2, 1, 1..11-H1111 mf, Iron 116,11-m.i1,.1av.f, lg 110,14 1:0011 sw,-is 111111. .1, smflm- of Jimam- Class, 2, RCI-all uimmaiiee. .1, carnival Itummmml, 2, s. PATRICIA LOUISE KIRSTNER 'nn' IIWI History 611111, 1:11.-011111. Ilasmfy sinh, Ieumfpllii, sniff. EVELYN VICTORIA KNIGHT 1Im,,.,,' film, Rims 011111, Isa.-15' Athletic Assucama-m. FRIEDA BERT!-IA KUI-IN Llxoir. 1, 2, J, Page Thirty-one J . V? 3 ' t 'N 5 1 Page Thirty- two 'X -wtf: 'tai r I YN S.. L., JUNIUS BEVERLY LAMB BILL COLEMAN LAMB JEANNE ELIZABETH LANGFORD Law and Pig 11-011 ttqwwittntiw, 1, DORIS ELLIOTT LAYTON History Club. 1, 23 Le Cercle Francais, 3, S. 0. I.. Bible Club, 33 Swimming Club, 3, Rambler Representative, lg French Club, 1, Hume Room Recreation Committee, l. TAYLOR LEONARD DOC Dance Committee, .ig Secretary of Freshman tflttss. lg Uperatinn, lftlmmittec, 2. 5. Chairman. 3: Junior Marshal, 2. 33 Sm:-s .txn litrrs Staff, 33 Lust and Found, J, Bt:yS' tinutl Sports Club. Kg Carnival Committee, 25 Student Agsembly, 3. BARBARA LIBBY French cum, 1, 21 tm.-ftmtrt., 1, DOROTHY ELAINE LIGON lJn1uz1t-1 S, O, I., Hiblt- Clubg Prcsitlent of Home Rnom, 3. LEWIS BROOKS LINDSAY, JR, MARY ELIZABETH LISK I,1sKx Choir, I. Z3 Variety Show, 2, 31 liirls' Kltmtl Sports Club, 2. X. Yice-President, 3, Mr, l'3ys:trt's History Club, Presirlcnt, Z: Liltztir- man of Initiation Committee. STANLEY LISS WRIS'FON HALE LOCKLAIR '4WtN14s Choir, 2. .Ig Ranrlvltv' Staff, 33 Dramzttics Klub .5, CHARLIE BELK LONG E.,.,t1m11. WILLIAM GEORGE LONG Choir. IVIARIAN FRANKLYN LOVE 'Alvita' ti.-Ctmtm, 1. 2, Rmbmf ttew-esentatit-Q. 15 Nontamtt-H1111 O.11t,,t-, 2. MARY JANE LOVE Secretary of Sound and Fury Speech fluln. lg Presitlent tif Home Room. l, 1: Honor Society. 2, Vice-Presiclent nf S. O. I.. Bible Club, 2. Presitlent. 5: Junior Marshal: Hornets Nest Iiistttry Club, 2, Vice-President. 33 Spanish Club, Dipltirna Committee-5 Social Committeeg Cafeteria Kfumntittee. .. is , . 'L , 3, r ' i 5, A :kiwi I I S. 2.2192 Q A ' V I - ev- w s':f851yg',L, sd? ' JET' 4 Q 6 ,..,-W, JULIAN NIANIES LYNCH H1-Y Cum, 2, 3. MARY JANE MALLETT MICKEY m S. U. I.. Bilxle Club, 3: Vice-President of Ho e Room, 3. L1LL1E MAMALIS JAMES NICK MA1v1AL1s 'h i1 1 Z I Vim I'1esifl-ent of Home Room C, U A, , , .: -- -. , 1, Sec1'em1-y, .ig su.f1e111 Assembly, 2, Track Team 51,1ne1ge1-, 1, 2. 3, vis-131 Aids. Z, 33 French Club, 1, 2, Ilistory Club, 2, ROBERT E. MANN1NG UB01-i yaee-12.-esi11e-m of Home Room, 1, I-lieY 011211, 2, visual Aids, 2, 1-..e11,,.11 xlemigei-, 3, '1m.e1e iuafiegei-, 3, Student Assem1,1y, 1, 2, Rambler' Rep,-esemanve, 1. BETTY IOLA MANSON SI IIIIIS BILLY MARTIN JOEL ESTES MARTIN f-Joi. unior Marshal, 2, 3, House and Grounds Cnmnuittec, I . Presiilcnt of Home Room, 3: Scraps Cl1z1irnm11. .Ig T1ckets Operations Committee, 3. BENJAMIN MASSEY Bl-:su SARAH KEERANS MATHESON 1 5 and Clmir. I: Sminlls :md Fury, 1, Rnmblrr Reprcsn-ntzitivv, Ig S. O. L. Bible Club, 23 0FF1ce Assistant, 3. SARAH IVICCALL liirl Resei-ve.. 1, 2, Bsske11m11, 1, Soccer, 1, Beiml, 1, 2. JOHN FREDRICK MCCAULEY K'F1cE11 Boys' 1:11011 Spnrts c1..11, 2, sneaal cummsm-e, 2, seiemme Research 131.111, 2, o,1efsea1ms Committee. 2, Tennis sqneifu, 2, u.1.,,11,m1 cselef cerys, 2, sergeant, 3, Civil Air Patrol csdels, 5, Page Thirty- lhree 2 ' 453. Page Thirty-four al, JENNIE MAE MCGINNIS JENNY Secretary of Home Room, 1. 2, Treasurer. 2, Miss l.at'Terty's History Club, lg Dramatics Club, 1. 23 Carnival Committee, l, 2. 3: Swimming Club, 2, 3, Basketball. Z5 Vl'ays and Means Com- mittee, 29 Rambler Representative, 1. HELEN MCLAUCHLIN Choir, 3, ROSE MCLEAN Girls' Good Sports Club, 3, Treasurer uf Home Room, 3, Nominaturial College, 3, History Club, 1. JOSEPH BROWN MCLEOD President of Home Room, 1, Diploma Committee, 3: Ways and Means Committee, 3: Swimming Team. 2, 3. JOSEPHINE BIGLOW MCMILLAN IIJ0.. THOMAS CLAYTON MCNEIL Ton Secretary of Senior Class, 3, Football. 3: President of Home Room, 1, Vice-President, 2. CLIFFORD FULTON MCRORIE BETTY LEAR MCSWAIN Ibramatics Club, lg Girl Reserves. l, 3. JOSEPHINE MEDLOCK Junior- Marshal, 2, Lars' .md Po, Im, Representative. 2, secre- tary of History Club, 2, Treasurer of Spanish cunt, 3, Home Room Representative of smitten, Assembly, 3, Prcsirlcnt of Home Room, 3, Treasurer, lg Honor Society, 3, Nomanatofiai College Representative, 2. KATHERINE MEDLOCK Jtmmf Timm. 2, Treasurer of Home Room. I, x'aCe.Pre5IrIem. 1, Lure and Pig, Ivan Repffsentatar-Q. 2, secretary of Haan.-y mb, 2, spanish Club, 5, strut-nf Assembly Representative, 1, Honor Society, 5, Nomanmufaai College Itepfescntatave. 2. CLARENCE B. MENDENHALL BUnIn ' Band, 1. 2, FRANCES MAE MERRITT FRANRv Girl Reserxes, S, 0. L. Bible Club. 5. EUGENE GUY MESSNER Vice-President of Boyslfioocl Sports Club, 3, Vice-President ot' Home Room, 3, Visual . ids, 3. X A S I lv. ' 'me eQ it rl FRANK LANE MILLER, JR, S'I'INKv Dramatics Club. 1, Boys' Good Sports Club, 1, Assistant Blan- ager of Baseball, 2, Dance Committee, 3, Operations Committee, 3. IRENE FERNE MILLER Ri-:r:Nn: Girl Reserves, 1, 3, Devotional Club, Dramatics Club. lg S. O. L. Bible Club, 35 Secretary of Home Room, 3. HELEN JOAN MILLER Social Cfmimictee, lg Yiee-President Home Ruum, 1. l-'resicle-nt. 2, Ilrzimzmes Kflulu, l, 2g Hornets Nest Histury Club. 2, 35 Girls' Gnufl Sports Club 2 3- los Conquisutlores 3 Ch ' 1 7 - V ,-i 1- A - 2,-5 mr. ,..gTrezis urer, 3. MARY KATHERINE MILLER OSCAR LEE MILLER --B0Nmwsni'u Izumi. lg czlii-naval eomniinef. 2, Treasurer of Jtmaoi- Class, 2, rum-shai. 2. 3, wick, 2. sg FQUIIIHII, 2. sg cameras, I, 2, Traflie l'urec, lg Ilome Room Omer, I. FRED NEAL MITCHELL Slwlfql A5Semlvly. 1: Operations Committee, lg Wiiys and Means Lommittee, 2. GLENN D. MOAK, JR. Ustuilcnt Council Representative, lg Orchestra, lg Band, 2, 3g X Isual Aids, 2. 3. BENTON DOUGLAS MOORE ,SE IIIRS HAZEL HUGHES MOORE Jimaei- 511.1-shui. 2, secretary nf Home Izumi. 2, 'rfeasiifmg .i liaml. 1, 2, A, spamsh elim, 3, Visual Aiils Committee, 2, 3. RICHARD TALMAGE MOORE Bzmcl, I, 2, I, Pfesaflent, 1, cufchfstrs, I, 2, I, IJ.--mi Mail,-. 2, 5, President uf Ilufne Room, 3. THOMAS WILLIAM MOORE Hslmf Puma' Ramhm- Iafpresemative, 1, 2, Assistant Ixuseness ximiagei-. 1, Alive-fusing Alanager, 2, cadet cqrps, 2, Los tionqnisiaflnfes, 2, Boys Gnml Sports Club, 25 Choir. 35 Tennis, 35 Nnminnmrinl College, 3. WILLIAM HENRY MOORE Baseball. 3. ANNER IRENE MORGAN Student Assembly, 25 S. O. I.. Bible Club, 1, 2, .ig Mr. lJysart's llistnry lfluh, 25 Choir, 1. Z, 3. IVIARJORIE ELIZABETH MORGAN 'KIXIARGIEH Ar Reserves, Basketball. t Club: Bihle Cluh, Student Cnuneil Representative, Girl Page Thirty-Hue - - 6- zz- f' M 'Y-N, s If if Q, A: Q , A 1 6' f tw f X I E A ,Q T, I , A A I 8 if fl , 2 ' .. 7' X 'x ' 1 my . L?W:f,.7, 'Q' , ,X If-E. , v 1 55, l 'ff 'Q k if ll , A Sybil Page Thirly-six RALPH WALDO MORTON, JR. .,,UNE,, Cadet Corps, Vice-Prcsirleut of Hume Room. LOLA MARIE MOSELEY IIRELI, Bauil, 1, Z5 Girl Reserves, 15 Drzimatics Club, 13 Basketball 1. 35 Student Assembly Representative, 1. OLIVER WARREN MOWRY NIARGARET LOUISE MULLIGAN MARGARET EVELYN MURPHY PEGGY JERRY DWIGHT MURRAY CHARLOTTE MAE MUSE President of Tar Heel History Club, 1, Choir, 25 Basketball, 35 Swimming Club, 33 Treasurer of Home Room, 3. FLORENCE ELIZABETH NEELY Anna Numiuatorial College, 1, Student Assembly Representative. Z: Treasurer of Home Ruom, 1. Presiilcnt, 2, 3: Hornets Nest History Club, 2, Dr, Gariugefs Office, 3, Swimming Club, 1. KATHRYN JANE NICOL Secretary of Hm-ue Room, 1. Treasurer, 23 RI-miblcr Representa- tive, 13 Honor Society, 2, 33 Secretary Visual Aiils Committee, 2, Shorthand Club, 3, Numinatorial College Representative, 1. SCOTT ALEXANDER NIVENS FELIX DEAN NORMAN Choir, 1. BETTY JEAN NORSWOli'THY N0sEYl' Hnusc autl Grounds Representative, 1, Slim-thaml Club, 15 Girls' Athletic Association, 1, 2, Treasurer uf Home Room, Z, Vice-President, 2, 4, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 33 Clicerlt-zuler, 3, 4, Choir, 4, Treasurer, 4. RYLAND W. OLIVE, JR, Track. 1, 2, XVrcstliug, 25 Bantl, 1, 2 LAURA CAROLYN ORDERS K'I'Ia'rif' French Club, 2, 3, Choir, 2, 3, History Club. MILDRED BARBOUR ORR Mun Vice-Presiclent of Home Room, 1: Xuminatorizil College, 1, 2: Marshal, 2, 3, Huuur Society. 2, 3, Vice-Presimlcnt, 35 Secretary of Rerl Cross Council. 25 French Club, 3. Viet--Presirlent, 3, Student Council, 3. Scrap Book Committee, Z, Chairman of Cafe- teria Linmmittee, 3, Student Assembly Representative, 5, Tennis, 2, S. O. l.. Bible Club, 3, Chairman of Diploma Committee, 31 Girls' Good Sports Club, 3, 5, . WILLIAM WALLACE ORR, III Captain Cnrlet Cnrps. JGHN ROBERT OSEOURNE JAMES ARTHUR OUGHTON J,tsrIaI1 Boys' Good Sports Club, 3: Vice-Presitlent of Home Room, 1. Secretary, Z, President, 3, French Club, 1, Dramatics Club, lg Dance Cnmmittee, 33 Ring Cmnmittve, 3. BETTY CARIS PAINTER Choir. RUTH GLOVER PAINTER JOSEPH PETER PARENTI, JR. 'IJOIQ-f Sl I'llIlS FRANCES LOUISE PARKER mmiam Imtnry Club, 2, snifleut Assembly Representative, 2. MADELEINE WHITE PARKER Ilraniatics Club, 1, 2, 35 Assistant Director of Stage Doorf' 23 Ilurnets Nest History Club, Z, 3, President rn' History Club, 3. JAMES WILLIAM PARNELL, JR. BILL Operations Committee, l. 2, 3, Orchestra, 1, 2, Basketball, 2, Farlet Corps, 25 Tennis. 2. LOUISE WADSWORTH PATTON PA-I-rox Girls' Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, Vice-President, Z, President, 3, S. O. l.. Bible Class, 1, 2, 3, Treasurer, 2, Vice-President, 3: Sputs and Foots, Z. 3, Secretary, 2, Business Manager, 35 Junior Marshal. Z, 3, Chairman of Social Committee, 35 Treasurer of Home Room, Z, Secretary, 35 Hornets Nest History Club, 2, 3, Vice-President, 35 Choir, 33 President of Ritliug Club, lg Miss Mitchellls Assistant, 25 Archery Club, 1, Student Assembly, 2, 35 ffhuirniau Service Bureau, 3. ROBERT TARRANT PAYNE 'lsorw' Track, 2, 3, Oper-mums Committee, 3. DORIS ELZADA PAYNE Page Thirty-seuen 55: A W - K AQJL: 5 sv W 'N V , I .ft ' 1 X , 5 ,I ZF If , et , . P 'lr rw A ing. i , ?3'!f1'Q'I' fi ..,.. 3- : ' K' Q r . Pug? Thirlu-eight ..,,I, if Ei.: 'F . :if-F E4?'f37fE' ff ' .. mg W - . 124 A A i '5 ' W, Q 5 335, E MARY SUSANNE PEARCE Junior Mmhni, 2, 3, sfminfy of Hnnie Room, 1, 2, 3, Presi- rlent, 1, Vice-President, 2g Nominatoriztl College Representative, lg orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Spanish Clnh. 2, 5, Student Assembly Repre- sentative, 2, 1, Lim nm: Pig: nan Ite,-reseniniave, 2, History fu 1, 2. PATSY MATTIGE PERRY orchestra, 1, 2, Ran-I, 1, 2, 3, secretary, 1, Concertmztster, 3, Little Symphony cmnesnn, 1, 2, A11.snn11n-nn ofcnennn, 1. EULAH LEE PETTY DORIS Girl Reserves, 1, 2, 3, Soccer, lg Bzisketbzill, l, 2, 3, Softball, l, 2, Girls' Athletic Association, l. 2, CARL RICHARD PFAEHLER Enntvinll, 3, Scryzeztut vntlet Cin-ns, 2, IDA JONES PHELPS Honor society, 2, 3, Carnival Itqiresnnniiave. 1, 2, President of French Club, lg Rnung c1n1,, lg nfnmnncs Club, 1, 2, Nomi- nninnni cniiegn Rqmenintii-6, Girls' Athletic Associzttirmg sem. ini, uf Home Ronm, swinnnnn, 011111, snmh Club. NANCY JEANNE PHIFER Dramatics Club, 1, 2, speech ctinh, 1, P.-nsnient of Iinnif Room, 1, ViCe.Pre,11Icn1. 5, sw-enny uf French clnvi. 1, 2, Nnntinrttorial cnlifge. 3g Swimming Ginn. lg Student Assenizny, 3, unsanm cIn1,, 2, Honor snotty, 3. BETTY JANE PHILLIPS DOROTHY PHILLIPS Band, MARGUERITE PHILLIPS nfnninncs clnb, lg Irnmblrr Rqn-Nniniarn, lg secretary of Irnine Ronin, 1. 'Iwensiii-ei-, s. WALTER EUGENE PINSON MARGARET VIRGINIA PITTS PI-tcm Lulsz- and Pig, Inm. Representative, lg Student Assembly Rep- resentative. lg Secretary of Student Council, 3: Girls' Cond Sports Club, 2, 3: Junior Marshal, 2g Honnr Society, 2, 35 President of llmne Room. 25 Ramblm' Representative, 2, Dr, Gziringefs Otice, 3: Choir, 3, Dramzitics Club, l: SNIPS Asn Curs Staff, 3: Nomi- uatoriztl College, 3. REBECCA ANNE PLUMMER BIacIcv Treasurer ot' Home Room, lg Student Council Representative. EUGENE CHARLES POMMER, JR. ai M X' ter- , 'C' Ari 01.111, 1, 2, 3. .,, G- X A 3 EARLE W. PORTER RICHARD CONVERSE PORTER UNK Lambda Chi Bible Club, lg Latin Club, 3, Hornets Nest History Club, Kg Spanish Club, 3. THOMAS WADE POSTELLE ROBERT WILLIAM PRESSLY BILL 'rl-Aek, I, 2, 3, cuecapfain, 3. DOROTHY PRESLEY Choir, cam Reserves. DORIS MARJORIE PRESSER 131-:iff-aries Club. 1: Le cefele Fmneeas, 3, Eeiafmmchaef Jxmmlf, German aims, Treasurer of Home Room, 1. ROY CLAUDE PRINCE GENIE PROCTOR JACKIE S. 0. l.. Iiillle Club, 35 Basketball, 2, Hockey, Z9 Girl Reserve, 3. Sl IIIRS DOROTHY MAE PROPST Secretary of Home Room, 2, Dx-amatics Fluli. RICHARD FRANKLIN PROPST DOROTHY PUCKETT Aihletic Assmmmm, I, 2, 3, Izaswfy cum, 1, Miss xIamIm11's Umce, 2g Student Council, 2, semmll. I, 2, 3, uasken-sin, 1. 2, 3g Hockey. 2, 3, soccer, 1, Cm-mvei commmee, 1, 2, 1, NVays ,mu Means Committee. I, 2, JENNIE HANNIS QUATTLEBAUM Swimming fllulv, 2, 3, Carnival Committee, 1. 23 Social Com- mittee. 1, 2, LOUIS GARTHRIGHT RATCLIEEE, JR. Junior Marshal, ofehesem, 1, 2, Boys' cased spans Club, Bas- ketball, 2, 3, Lam and Pig nw Remesemauve, Pmgmm Fum- mittee, 1, Opemmms Committee, 3, Student Assembly, 3. ELIZABETH OWEN REESE f'I.Ie choir, I, 2, 3, mme Club, 1, 2, 1, Dramatics Cluli, lg smaem Assembly Repmesemanve, I, 2, Rnmblmf Representative, 2, 3, x'aee-President of Home Room, 3, Numinaturial College, 2, 3, KTarolina Clnh, 2. Pagz' Thirly-nine -P5 N222 stiff' ii 01 it ii I Q Jeff f , I ,, N ' ' i ' A ip . it Q . ,,, . gf . .IX , S , 1 i f J A tk 5 , . Q is ,, ,' ' 'E . -5, i, ' , W . Page Forty DAVIS ELAKE REID, JR. unlwgy, Secretary of Home Room, 1, President. Z, Vice-President, 35 Operations Committee, 33 Honor Society, 3. CHARLES NORWOOD REILLY I,'Heure Francaise, lg Aneidzie Ciceronidaeqne, 23 S. A. C, Q.. 3, Honor Society, Marshal, Ring Cnmmittecg Captain Scrap Committee, 3. JOAN LOUISE REILLY Swimming Club, 1, 3, Girl Rescrvcs, 3, Rambler Representative, 2, Circulation Manager, 33 Nominatorial College, Ig Spanish Club, 2, 34 Ilramatics Club, lg Klr, Sides' Otice. 1, House and Grounds Committee, 35 War Bonds and Stamps Committee, 3, BETTY JANE RIDOUT Vice-President of Home Room, 13 Feature Editor uf Rtnrxblvr. Representative: Yon Can't Take It VI'ith You , Marco Polo, t'Stage Door , Basketball, Softball, Drzimatics Clnbg Student Assembly Representative. ANN RIGLER La voix tie France Club, 1, 2, S. O. L. Bible Club, 3. ALICE BURWELL RISER Annie Girls' Athletic Association, 25 Swimming Club, 3, HARRIETTE ERWIN RITCH Riding Club, lg Student Assembly, 1, Lum' and Pig Iran Repre- sentative, 15 Secretary of Home Ruom, Z, President. 3, Program Committee, 35 Red Cross Committee, 35 Rmnhlvv Staff 33 Student Service Bureau, 3. EDMUND RITCHIE lin President of Home Room, 25 Choir, 1, 2. JOHN KINLOCH RIVERS Stntlcnt Assembly, 1, 2, Student Junior Marshal U 3- Honor society, 2, 5, Assistant c:1mai-man Ring Committcci iinnke cum.. mmee. 3, Traffic Chief, 3, MARY ELIZABETH ROBERTS ..J,,,x,, Band, 1, 2, 3, Riding Club, 1, spots and Fonts, 3, LW and Pig Ivan. Representative, 1, 2g Spanish Club, 35 Secretary of Home Room, 1. ANNE ELIZABETH ROBINSON NANCY PENICK ROBINSON Choir, 1, French Club, 1: Speech Club, lg History Club, 1: llramatics Club, lg Riding Club, lg National Musical Contest. 1: Home Room Recreation Committee, 1, 2, Ramblu' Representative. 33 Girls' Good Sports Club, 34 Carnival Committee, 35 Basketball, 3, French Club, 3, Red Cross Committee, 3. SIDNEY WOOD RODDEY Cadet Corps, 2, Buys' Good Sports Club, 3. CATHERINE COUNCIL ROGERS History Club, 2, 3, Orchestra, 1, 2g Secretary oi Home Room, 1. LORENNA JANE Ross Riding Club, 1, Nominatorial College, 1 2 K- Secretary Home Room, 2, Honor Society, 2, 3, seefeni.-y,'34,'Biv-le citn. Spanish Club, 1, Orme Assistant, 1, nf , 3: CLAUDE RUITER. JR. llruul, l, 2: Vice-Pi-esiilent of Spanish Club, 35 Visual Aids, 2, 3. MARY LOUISE RUSSELL HPI NKHEH l.'IIeurc Francaise, lg Le Cercle Franqaise, 3. REGINALD BRYANT SANDERS Pi-esiilcnt nf Home Room. RICHARD JOHN SCHAEFFER .KDICKU Band, 1, 2. GEORGE STEPHENS SCHOLL Clmirman of Senior Ring Committee, Honor Society, 2, 3, Omtonczil zuul Debating Society, Z, 3, Pnrliamentarian, 3, Swim- ming Tt-am, 2, Boys' Good Sports Club, 1, 23 Scientific Research Club, 1, 2. Vice-President, 2, Treasurer, 2, Hornets Nest History Club, 3, Secretary, 33 Visual Aids Committee, 23 Junior Marshal, Z, FRANCES HELEN SCHOLTZ Choir, 1, 25 Girls' Gund Sports Club, Sl IIIIIS 5. VIRGINIA SCOTT Secretary of Home Room Vice President- Student A ll , - . , . sseni 1 yg Lost and Found Committee: 'l'rr:isnrer of l.t- Ucrclt- Frziuqais Club, Business Mzmaizvr of I.'IIra1'ltx ELIZABETH ROMEZE SCRUGGS MLW.. SHIRLEY ELISE SCRUGGS WILLIAM MARVIN SCRUGGS. JR. BILL President of Home Room, 1, Treasurer ot' Sophomore Class: Band, 1, Orchestra, 2, Chief Marshal, 2, Dance Committee, 2, l-'resident of Junior Class, Carnival Cumniittce. 2, Student Asscm ll- 2 4 1 ' ly, , 3, Bonds and Stamps Committee, 2, Honor society, 2, si Editor of Sxws mi cms, 3, Little symphmiy, 2: President nf German cinii, 5, iueiegme to N, C. s. s. c. ti, s. MARGIE ODELL SEGRAVES Girl Rt-serves. l, 33 Dx-:inmtics Flnb, lg Choir, 2, lit-votimml Club. EDWARD GRAHAM SELLERS firm,-ami and nt-I-ming Sncicty. Page Forty one avg.: J 5 ,KV X, T,f, 'ray -W, -' fix' ff f. Page Forty-Iwo THEODORE EDWARDS SELLERS .ITEM In-estrletit .if Home Room: trailer tfofps, Civil Air Patrol. BETTY GARDNER SEWELL Bliss Fraser's Otiice Assistant: Honor Society. 2, 35 Spanish Club, 2. Secretary, 3: Service Bureau, 3. REUBEN CLIFTON SHELTON, JR. BETTY JEAN SHERRILL Rumblvr Representative. 2g Band, 1: Treasurer uf Home Room. 33 Choir, lg llramntics Club, lg Swimming Club, l. GEORGE PRITCHARD SHERRILL -'Jun-tv'- choir, 2, 3, Secretary of time Room. lg Ixtaek flint, 2, 1, Basketball. I, 2, 5. ROBERT L. SHERRILL l'B0tanv Vice-President of Home Room, 2, Treasurer, Z, Nominatnrial College, 29 Football. 1, 2, 3g Student Assembly, lg Basketball. 2, 3, ELIZABETH GILLON SI-IOAF s. O. L. name tttttlt, 2, 3, 'rt-eastn-er, A, IIWIIV society. 3. EVELYN RUTH SIMPKINS JEANNE WHEELER SIMPSON Nominatorial College, lg Lum and Pig lroui Representative. 1, 23 Rambler Representative, 1: Girls' Athletic Association, lg Honor Society, 2. 33 Junior Marshal, 21 Dramatics Club, lg S. O. li, Bible Club, 35 Girl Reserves, lg Treasttrer of Home Room. 3: House and Grounds Committee, 35 Red Cross Committee. 3: Stu- dent Assembly, 25 Treasurer of Seninr Class. 3. NANCY JANE SIMPSON Nan Choir, 1. 2, 35 Band, l. 2, 3: Dramzttics Club, 3, Civil Air Patrol, 3. ZACHARY ARNOLD SIMPSON UZACKH Honor Society, 2, 3, Delegate to State Convention, Z, Cafeteria, 2: Secretary of llome Room, 1, 2, Treasurer, 1, 2: Student Assembly. 1. 2, 33 Chairman of Trntiie Committee, 33 Student Council, 3: Junior Marshal, 2, Ring Committee. 2, 33 German Club, 3: lnvitation Committee, 33 Chairman of Conmtunity Chest, 33 Chairman uf Red Cross. .Kg Winner of Harvard Award, 2. KATHERINE AVANT SING KATU Secretary of French Club, 1: House and Grounds Committee, lg Secretary of llnme Room, 1, Z, 35 Riding Club, 1: History fflttlv, 25 Student Assembly, 2. HERBERT WESLEY SMALL Swuutx Orchestra, lg German Club, 3, Cadet forps, 3. ANDREW WILSON SMITH, JR, Operations Committee, 2, Traflic Committee. 23 Cadet Corps. 2 DAN CHEWNING SMITH Vice-President of Home Room: Junior Alarshal, Z. S 'W ,f 1 x . pei? I U -S . ' A Q, ' . , . xg. -Q . X1 A EDDIE JEAN SMITH Sr.irr'rv 'l're:isiix-ei- nf Home Runm, Kg S, U. I,. Iiilmle Clnli, 3 GEORGE IVICKEY SMITH 'lsnn-ii Choir, Ig Rambler Representative, 2, 3, Dram:-ities Cum, GERTRUDE PRATHER SMITH Honor Society, 3. GLENN SMITH RICHARD GIBSON SMITH ZOE HDLLINGSWORTH SMITH nnnr Snciety, 2, S, Orchestra. lg Riding Clnlu, I, Tennis, 1. 2. 2, 3. -5 DORA JEAN SNYDER S. cs. I., name Club. 1, 2, 3, Carolina Flnlx, 2, Assistant see- I-mfy. I. GLADYS MAE SPURRIER CAROLINE JANE SQUIRES Ifamblvr Representative, I. 2, Vice-President of Home Room, 1, Secretary, l. President, Student Council Scrap Bunk: Junior Marshal, 23 Sound and Fury Speech Club, lg Spanish Clnlrq Riding Vlulw, I, Rumblfr Staff, l, 2, Social Committee, DORIS ELIZABETH STANLEY Cheerleader, l, Chief Cheerleader, 2, 35 Girls' Grind Sports Flnli. 3: Ramblm' Representative, 3, Ofiice Assistant, 3, Ilistury Club, 2, Shurlhzixul Clnlx, 2, Vice-President of Home Room, 3. HELEN GLADYS STEWART NANCY PALMER STITT Treasurer of Home Room, 1, Secretary, 3, Girls' Good Sports Club, l, Z. 3, Treasurer, 3, Hornets Nest Ilismry Club, 2, Choir, l. 2, Parent-Teachers Association Committee, 3: SNII-s Axu Fi-'Is Staff, 2. 3. Circulation Manager, 3: Noniinzitorinl Uollege, 2, Page Forty-lhrec .2 - fwfr' 'ze f v 5 'x2 v , 2 fi' fa .Q A , 3 Page Fnrtgefour Qs., , r gee 1 I 5 at 'Sag A 5 Viv! r :I ig--Qt. . V. . 1, 151, M: N 'greg I . V 3 I ' i f . v ' I xl 'H -R x., -, Q, 52 gg VIRGINIA IEEE STOKELY Hczrwemr' choir, 1. 2, 3, secretary nf cl-Ib Carolina, I. HELEN ELIZABETH STOKES Stmlent Assembly, 2, Umar, 1, 2, HUGH BERTRAND STOKES BILL EDWARD STOUT RAYMOND LEROY STROWD THOMAS CLINTON STROUP 'I'OMMv President of Hume Room, l, Z9 Chairman of Dance Committee, 3: Ramhlrr, 2, 3: Program Committee, 3, Vi'ays :Ind Means Committee, 3, Vice-President of Senior Class, 3. WILLIS PAUL STURDIVENT, JR. MARGARET LOUISA TAYLOR 'Kl.UI,lZ Student Assembly Repmsmrmtave, 1, Vice-President of Home Room, 1, Orchestra, 1, 2, 3, Little symrmtmy, 2, name club, 1, smmash Club, 3, Social Commmee. 3, WILLIAM MCDONALD TAYLOR BILL Ist.fe1mII, 1, 2, 3, Captain, 1, stmlent Assembly Rep'-esenmtave, 3. JOHN HAL TEETER GEORGE T HIEs I.I'rTI.Ia MAN GLORIA THOMAS nmkenm1I, 1, 2, Softball, 1, 2, soccer, 1, Spanish Club, 3. MYRTLE MARIE THOMAS Choir, 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves, lg Dx-amatics Clnh, I. EDWARD MONTGOMERY THOMPSON HBUCKU President ot' Home Room, 1, Vice-President, 29 Spots and Footsg Dramatics Club, 1, President, 3, Sound and Fury Speech Clnlm, 1, Boys' Good Sports Club, 3, Ways and Means Committee, 35 Rambler Staff. 1, Secretary and Treasurer of French Club, 13 Choir, 2: Trafhc Force, 3: Nominzitorizd College, lg Yon C:m't Take It VVith You , Marco Polo , Snow VVhite, CHARLOTTE EVELYN THOMPSON Spanish Club, 35 Basketball, 1, 2, 3, Honor Society, 2, 3, Aenearlae et Ciceronadae, Z, Athletic Association, 1, 2, 3, Soccer, 1, Hockey, Z, 3, Softlwall, 2, 3, Swimming, 3, Riding fflulw. 1. MARY BLANCHE THOMPSON orehesn-11, 2, LLOYD H. TODD. JR. LOIS ANN TODD Swimming Club, 23 Rambler Representative, 3, S, O. I1. Bible Club, 33 History Club, lg Luft: :md Pig Iran Representative, Z. DAVE TRANSOU BELLE PEGRAM TUCKER Brew Student Assembly, 15 Riding Club, lg Ramblrr, I, 2: Treasurer uf llome Room, 2, President, 3, Lost and Found Committee, 3, Bible Club, 39 Progruni Committee, 3. IVIARIAN LAURENCE TUTEN Hnuimi- choir, 1. SE IIIHS LEONTINE FRANCES VITA CARRIE MAIE WADE lXIA1E Girls' Good Sports Club, 3, Secretary of Home Room, 2, Student Assembly, lg Service Menls Memorial Committee, 3, House and Grounds Committee, 3g Lost and Found Committee, 3. BETTY JOHN WAGNER 111510.-y cum, lg name Club, 1, can 111-sci-vc., 1. IRIS LOUISE WARD Drainatics 011111, 1, 11111 Ieeservcs, 1, 138.111, 1, 2. ANDERSON HICKMAN WATTS Junioi- Mzlrslmlg Student sei-me lst..-emi. GLORIA LUCIELLE WEBB Cheerleader, 33 President of Home Room, lg French Club, lg Choir, l, Z5 National Music Contest, 1: Girls' Good Sports Club, 5: Riding Club, lg S. 0. I.. Bible Club, Z3 History Club, 2, Nominatorial College, 3. Page Forty-five any I . W . ,N r. I ff I' , .5 1- - . N. 3,51 fs: 5 1- ' , 1'?2..' I GV 432,53 K A 16,1 I -' . x M52 . I -1 -, Q ir, I I si ,Lx 5? Is 'I Page Forly-six LIZZIE LOUISE WEBB HLIZH sl-Creiary of Iuime Ronni, 2, Soflball. 2. IVIILDRED LETI-IA WEEKS Swimming 111.111, 2, 1.6 Cn-CIC In-ririqriis, 3, 12.1111 Clin.. 2, Sfiiileiir Assembly, 2. NANCY ELIZABETH WESTBROOK President of Home Room. 1. Vice-Pr:-siclent, 3: Tennis 7 Honor Society, 2, 1, Spanish Club, 3. EARL WHITE BI'Trn Hand, I, 25 Track, 2, Football, 3. ELIZABETH SHIRLEY WHITE IVIARY DELL WHITEHEAD 11-mee 111111 cz,-mimls Uommittee. 1, Riding 611111. 1, Ieeiii-esennr tive 10 Stnrlent C-Iimeil C-ingress, 2, Jnnam 11...-51131. 2, 3, omn- Assismni. 3, s1iti1-11131111 mini, 1. ALBERTA MARIE WICKER Rumblrr Representative, lg Drarnatics Clnb, l, 2: Choir. 2. 3: Stage Door, 23 Treasurer of llisrribntive Education Class, .lg Secretary anvl Treasurer of Home Room, 3, Spanish Flnb, 3, Basketball, 3. STEPHEN CHARLES WILBER, JR. President nf Home Room, junior Iilarslial. 2, Senior Ring fummittceg llfmor Society. THOMAS HARVEY WILKINSON. JR. Alrxigirrw' rims.-. 2. 5, History Club. 2, Cmm cwiriis. 2, Civil Ali- Palrnl. s. SANDFORD CLAYTON WILLIAMS. JR. LAME HRANH' JACK NEWTON WILLIAMS J.xcKIr: Cafeteria. Z, .lg Choir, 1, 2, Cfariiival lfoxnniittec. I, Ilic Deutsches Gesellschaft. 3, Spots :mil Fonts. 2, 3, Seventeen, 2: The Man Vlfho Came To Dinner, .Ig Civil Air Patrol, 3, MARY E. WILLIAMS MARJORIE FRANCES WILLIAMS --1-marry cmichfsirri, 1, 2, Swirl and Fury, lg swimming 011111, I, Ieifling 011111. lg IJ1-amaiies C1111-. 1. 3, Rumhlrr staff. 2. 5, Circnlatiim Manager, Kg flrhe Man who fame To 111-1-it-1-, 3. RALPH BARD WILLIAMS Ifmiiiirili, 2, 3. GEORGE WILLIAMSON .3531 ,W . fi' ll , NX: IVIARY EVELYN WILLIAMSON FLORENCE KATHERINE WILLIS HELEN VIRGINIA WOODSIDE 1'aCe.1-fesaflem .11 Home Room, 1, President. 2, can-15' 1100.1 Sports 611111, 2, 3, Nominntorial college, 3, 1:11011-, 1, 2, smn 11mf1.s,2, smivm Assembly, 1. CECIL ALEXANDER WORKMAN NANCY RUTH WORSLEY Urchcstril, 1, 2, 33 French Club, I. MIRIAM ELIZABETH WRENN K'R1e Girl Reserves. 33 Dramatic Club, 1, 3, T1-ezmsuxer of Home Room, 3. Sl lllIlS 'C' CHARLES SUMPTER WYLIE TRAVIS DOLORES WYLIE Choir, 1, Z, 3: ViceePresi1len1 of Girl Reserves: Bond and Stamps Fnnirviittccg Stuclenl Assemblyg Secretary of Choir: President of Home Room. Secretary. Treasurer: Miss Mitchell's Otbce Assist- ant, Basketball, 1, 2, Soccer, 1, 23 Hockey. 1, 2, IVIARY COURTNEY YANDLE MYARYV1 X1m1inato1-ial College. lg Vine-Presirlem of Home Room, 2, Presirlent, 35 Honor Society, 2, 3, Vice-P1-esi1lent, 3. IVIAXINE LOUISE YATES P1-csimlent of Ilome Room, lg Stuclcni Assembly. 1, 2: Lau' and P121 Iron Representative. 23 Latin Club, 2, 3. President, 3: S. 0, I., llible Club, 3, Rmnblrr Represemzitivc, 35 Swimming Club, 3. LYDA EMMA YOOS IIistm'y Club, lg Treasurer of Home Room, 2, Secretary. 2: Oliice Assistant, .lg Carnival Committee, 1, 25 Swimming Club. 2. 3. BEVERLY C. YOUNG 'l'raFlic K'un1mittee, 2: Visual Aids Committee. lg Uhoix. 25 41,11-1-311.1115 c'11mmif1ee, 1. JACOB HOSEA YOUNG, JR. Boys' Hood Sports Club, I, 2: Secretary ol Home Roon1. 13 Ramlvlur Sratif, ,ig Hi-Y Club, 3. Faye Forty- seven SllI'ERlATIVlS Most Likely To Succeed BILL SCRUGGS MARY CHRISTIANSON Wizriesr VJALTER PINSON GLORIA WEBB Best Dancers , BUCK THOMPSON JACKIE BELK Best AllfRound TAYLOR LEONARD RETTA AUOHTRY Biggest Bull Shooter STEVE FELLOS Biggest Heart Breaker MONZELL GREY Best Looking REG SAUNDERS ROSE MCLEAN Best Dressed CAD BRUNS CARRIE MAE WADE Most Athletic PAUL BERG LOUISE PATTON Page Forty-eight VXA X X X X 'is Page Ferry-nine HISTIIRY Ill IHE Sl lllll MASS In the fall of 1940 we made our way through the throng of seniors and juniors that lined the front steps and entered Central. In a few days we had fallen into the routine of the school: we subscribed to the Rambler, went to the noon movies, and helped cheer the football team to victory, Before long we were well represented on the athletic teams, in the school clubs, and in the band, orchestra and chorus. During that first year we elected the following to lead us: First semester, Bob Kirby, president: Esther Crockford, vice-president: Taylor Leonard, secretary: and Leslie Heath, treasurer, Second semester, Vance Derby was president: Leslie Heath, vice-presi- dent: Bob Kirby, secretary: Bill Scruggs, treasurer: and Miss Eleanor Markham, our adviser. Central's athletic teams piled up record after record, while the Music Department made a pilgrimage to Richmond where they spread the fame of Central. The trip was a success, and everyone had a big time. A flu epidemic in January gave us extra holidays, but kept us working way into the burning days of June before we ended our Sophomore year. We started our junior year by choosing Gus Karres as our class president with Steve Fellos as vice-president, Lib Helms, secretary, and Retta Augh- try, treasurer. In early fall we helped play host to the North Carolina State Student Council Congress, and at that time Leslie Heath was elected president of the Congress. Then one Sunday morning Jap bombs dropped on Pearl Harbor and started things moving in Central, A Cadet Corps, captained by Wallace Orr, was organ- ized to help prepare us for military service. Red Cross committees went to work. Waste paper was collected, and war bonds and stamps were sold. Central began to be a war-time school. The second semester found Bill Scruggs our leader, Nancy Jane Ansley, vice-president: Oscar Miller, secretary: and Bob Kirby, treasurer. Early in spring castanets began to click, the music of the rumba and tango Hoated through the air and Central's Hrst Spanish Fiesta swang into action. The Fiesta was a grade A successor to the Saint Patrick's Day Carnival which had been held prior to this. Ben Ivey, Student Council Treasurer, with the help of a good part of the student body put in a great deal of hard work to make it the success it was. The dramatics department entertained us with two plays, Stage Door and A'Seventeen, and the Dance Committee gave us some swell dances. Bill Scruggs became Chief Marshal bringing to an end the events of our junior year, and we were ready to step into the role of seniors. Page Fifty Our senior year opened with a schedule of six periods, each an hour long, and a course in aero- nautics added. Because of the reduction in the num- ber of periods, several of our activities were hurt. Lace and Pig Iron ceased to be, and the band was half the size it had been in previous years. The first semester officers were John Byrd, presi- dent: Jane Irvin, vice-president: Tom McNeil, secre- tary: Mitchell Hargett, treasurer. Bill Scruggs was made editor of SNIPS AND CUTS, with Henry Alexander its business manager. Bob Kirby was president of the Student Council, and Paul Berg led the football team through many a tough fight. During the year we were honored by the appearance of two nationally prominent speakers, Walter E, Myer, editor of the American Observer, and Joseph C. Cirew, former ambassador to Japan. After the first semester boys started leaving right and left for the army, navy, and marines: while many went to college to get some college training before entering the service. With a much reduced population Central carried on with Nancy Jane Ansley as president of the senior class: Tommy Stroupe, vice-president: Mary Irvin, secretary: and Jeanne Simpson, treasurer. Retta Aughtry stepped into the office of president of the Student Council and the different committees started right to work. Because of the ban on pleasure driving, we had our Hrst informal dances, from 7 until ll o'clock, which were a success due to the hard work of Tommy Stroupe and the Dance Com- mittee. Pat Stevens and her Bond and Stamp Com- mittee put high pressure on the stamping out the Axis campaign, selling enough stamps to buy a jeep for the army and starting right in on a torpedo for the navy. The Student Assembly was active, dis- cussing beginning an honor system at Central and seeking ways to improve school spirit. After the splendid hit, A'The Man who Came to Dinner, the dramatics club produced the classic of American hits, 'AYou Can't Take It With You. Mary Christianson's name was added to the list of Central's Great when she won the coveted D. A. R. Award. Three art students, Marjorie Morgan Bart- lett, Lucy Hill Baxter, and Ida Jones Phelps, won prizes in a poster contest sponsored by the W. A. A. C.'s. Now with the hustle and bustle of our last days at Central before we start out on different roads, it's hard to realize three years have slipped by and we are about to find our high school days ended. So with reluctance, we bid farewell to Central. KINLOCH RIVERS, Historian. PRIIPHEIIY CHARLOTTE OBSERVER June 2, 1951 CHARLOTTE PEOPLE IN THE NEWS SPORTS . . . Mr. Jack Berry, following his many successes in the Rose Bowl, has been awarded the trophy for being the most valuable player of the last decade. Mr. Paul Berg has done a splendid job as coach at Central High School this year, Mr, Berg just com- pleted his fourth successful year as a coach here. Mr. Ralph Coit was recently named coach of the United States swimming team that will enter the 1952 Olympic Games to be held in Australia next year. Miss Rita Smith will receive a commission in the W. A. A. C. which has recently been made a stand- ard branch of the peace-time Army. Miss Smith will be intcharge of the physical fitness program of the organization. HOLLYWOOD . . . V That idol of the screen, Bill Craddock, will be given the lead in A'Two Loves. Monzell Grey and Rciwse McLean have already been named to the feminine ro es. That famous laugh team, Buck Thompson and gueYGuthr1e, have just finished a new film, By the ea. j The newest child star in the show business is little Baby Mundy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mundy. Nancy .Jane Ansley, a newcomer to the City of Stars, will make a series of Tarzan pictures with John Byrd now billed as Tarzan. HERE AND THERE . . . Major General Wallace Orr has been placed in charge of the Army of Occupation which is stationed in Germany. Major General Orr is the youngest man in the history of the Army to be made a Major General. Dr. W. M. Scruggs, Jr., who has recently returned to this country from Vienna where he has been studying medicine, has been olfered an appointment as a member of the staff at Bellevue Hospital in New York. Mr. Cad Bruns, fashion editor of Esquire, started a riot in New York's Twenty-Five Club the other day when he appeared wearing a lavender Uzoot suit. Mr. James M. Cates of the Observer Printing House, after negotiating for several months, has been awarded a contract by The United States Military Academy at West Point, New York, to print their 1952 annual. Gloria Deal, a Powers model, was judged the Most Popular Model of 1952. This is the third consecu- tive year that Miss Deal has been given this award. Miss Retta Aughtry was last seen in Paris buying for her smart shop in New York. Miss Aughtry has opened several new branches in this country and abroad. Mr. James Oughton, head of Oughton, lnc., of Gastonia, has returned from an expedition to Brazil, where he found many new varieties of orchids. Mr. Jack Conkwright has been requested by the Congress of the United States to paint a mural on the wall of the foyer of the new Congressional Oflice Building in Washington. Miss Ann Craver, noted sports-woman, recently moved her string of famous race horses to Miami where the horses will race this winter. Miss Jackie Belk, dancing star of Broadway, will appear in the new musical that will be produced by Mr. Thomas Carr, leading producer in New York. AROUND CHARLOTTE . . . The law firm of Leonard and Bobbitt was handed a verdict in favor of their client, Mr. Thomas Forsyth, who was struck by a falling piece of plaster in J. C.'s Bargain Store. The defendant, Mr. J. C. Hobbs, will pay the plaintiff 32000. lt was announced by Mr. Steve Fellos, President of United Construction Co., that his company, noted for road construction, has been selected by the City Council of Charlotte to lay new pavement in the residential sections of Charlotte. Orin Hoke's new night club here has an S, R, O. sign out front. The marriage of Mary Ellen Agnew and David Reid came as a surprise to their friends. The wedding had been set for sometime in August. Professor Thomas Stroupe, head of the chemistry department at Duke University, came out with a startling statement last week. Professor Stroupe said, After long research I have come to the conclusion that oxygen is necessary to the life of all living matter. The weekly meeting of the Charlotte Uplift Society was attended by Misses Joscelyn Hill, Sarah Matheson, Caroline Squires, Doris Harkey, and Sarah Bangle. The speaker, Miss Mary Christianson, is the authoress of Gone with the Breeze. Jim Baynard and Marilee Baynard pushing little Jimmie down Queens Road. We hear that Joan Miller may get a new husband soon. Steve l-lunter's wrecker must be bringing him a lot of money these days with all of the wrecks we are having now. Don't you think? lt sure is swell having all of the boys who were in the army back in town. This town of Charlotte looked bare with all of them away. See you all tomorrow with the latest. HENRY ALEXANDER, Page Ffflu-one l SI Wlll A In promulgating our esoteric cogitations and in articulating our superficial sentimentalities, we, the most supreme class of nineteen hundred and forty- threef' beware of platitudinous ponderosities. This is to say that for the benefit of our underclass proteges, we will speak simply and will not use big words in the process of handing down the heritage which at this time is justly theirs. In the following clauses of this Last Will and Testament, we do hereby relin- guish and make the following dispensation of our possessions as High School Seniors. ARTICLE IfTo THE FACULTY Items- l. To our most honorable principal, Dr. Garinger, we leave our most sincere feelings of gratitude for his patience with and interest in us during our stay at Central. 2. To Miss Fraser, Dean of Girls and friend, we leave the hope of fewer absences and less fre- quent writer's cramp. 3. To Miss Eleanor Markham, our Teacher and friend, we leave the job to teach nice, quiet boys again. 4. To Mr. Tinkham, we are compelled to leave Another class o'er which to peeve May your days be merry: and, Alas! May more of your Physics students pass. 5. To our friend, Coach Bradford, We express our truest thanks With hopes that next year's squad Will plow through them as tanks. 6. To Miss Smith, a friend that's true, We leave our wish to keep our grades out of view. 7. To Nellie, a woodsman who is as light as a lark, We hope you may soon have an addition to Freeman Park. 8. To Miss Bertha whom we love, And who loves us, We leave a class that, neither smokes, chews, nor cuss! ARTICLE II-To THE UNDERCLASSMEN Items- I. We, the class of '43, Were the greatest, you'll have to agree: But now we are gone. we leave to you The job to proceed with what we didn't get through. 2. We, the greatest of them all, Are sorry to say we can recall, A thing which to the Juniors we can't give, The Traffic Force is already theirs. 3. To the Junior Class we leave our books And then the school will peaceful be. The reason why is plain to see Knowledge is the bane of crooks. 4. To those of our colossal class who fall, The thought will cause us to weep and wail, The reason is simple for-after all- Puge Iiifly-1 wo How would you like to spend another year in jail? 5. The number of games next year will probably be small But keep the school spirit up: it's a necessary thing. Go out to the games and watch that ball, Because it's this kind of spirit that makes Central King ARTICLE III-To VARIOUS IND1v1DUALs Items- l. I, Captain Orr, leave with regrets To Brandon Davis my organization of cadets. Z. I, 'AChicken Webb, leave my incomparable pep To some Little Junior who is really hep. 3. I, Johnny Osborne, leave my beautiful hair To any boy who would like to look like a bear. 4. I, Tom McNeil, who played for Shrine Leave my talents to Betenbaugh so he can shine. 5. I, Reginal Sanders, leave my weights To Philip Cofer, another one of them apes. 6. I, Mozelle Grey, leave my height and my hair To Mildred Graham, at whom boys already stare. 7. I, Buck Thompson, whether in America or France, No one will ever, Like me learn to dance. 8, I, Cad Bruns, leave my choice of Hne clothes To some smart youth who thinks he knows. 9. I, Bill Scruggs, leave, and take my great volume with me. 10. I, Ben Ivey, my hair was so wavy, Left Central High to join the Navy. ll. I, Marilee Hicks, leave a smile for the Juniors For my cheeks to them look like pink petunias. I2 I, Henry Alexander, leave my businessman's genius To Wylie Orr, who will soon be a Senior. .l3. I, J. C. CJeITJ Hobbs, though I cannot quit, Leave to Tom Mann part of my gift of wit. 14 I, Keely CDaddyj Grice, return this nickname to its original owner. I5. As the years go by, and the birds they wing-it, I, Barbara Hansen, leave to Carolyn Norman my ability to 'Aswing it. 16. I, Lem Faulkner, leave my greatness and height To Paul Long, a Junior, a teeny little mite. l7. I, Retta Aughtry, leave my ability To Jane Stewart a girl with agility. 18. I, Bill Craddock, leave. I9. To Jack Sideman, We, the class of '43, Have a task to place upon thee: 'To keep them laughing, happy, and not too moodyf This is your new appointed duty. 20, In conclusion, we, the class of I943 leave and render unto Miss Bertha the things that are Miss Bertha's-our love, our devotion, and our school. CSignedJ 'AThe Class of 1943 HAYWOOD BOBBITT, Class Lawyer. fTune of On the Bankswj To Central High We say goodbye and hope that when we leave, our friends we've known will think of us and all our memories. We've tried to answer every call and wish the best to all. Throughout the years midst smiles and tears we'll miss them one and all, TOMMY CARR AMIIIIIIA IIIIIIH-I943 KSem'or Class Poem I The Nazis laughed with scorn as they said, Republics are built to crumble and fall: Their battles are games on the green school field: They squander their time with a trivial ball. They dance and play while our boys drill: They are taught to love, and We to kill. We have nothing to fear from 'men of good will'. H It is true we have cheered our juvenile sports: We have danced, We have played while the Nazis drill. But we will not falter: We have not forgotten The words of Lincoln: they are with us still, We have forged at school the weapons of thought With which all tyrannies are fought: Our vision will shatter their world to nought. We will fight for the freedom of all the earth: We will march with the flag of truth held high. Armed with the guns of a nation's ideals, We will shape their defeat with triumphant cry. --VIRGINIA SCOTT Page Filly-Ih .Ill lllll MARSHMS First row: Lucy Hill Baxter, Jean Thompson, Jean Quinn, Bill Christiansen, chief mar- shal, Mildred Graham, Wiley Orr, assistant chief, Mary Jane McGee, Dorothy Deal, Arlene Palmer, Patricia Cansler, Mary Stuart Hatch. Second row: Marguerite Johnson, Jane Stewart, Patty Green, Betty Stine, Phyllis Isenhour, Beatrice Whitney, Ruth Boone, Jewel Ross, Lamar McKee, Mary Goeller, Minnie Roundtree. Third row: Ed Sellers, Bill Miller. Dickie Wallace, Sam Hayes, Norman Griffith, Stewart Yandle, Frank Chapman, Tom Mann, Clifford Cofer, Bill Stapleton. Fourth row: John Spillman, Richard Fowler, Marino Nataloni, Earle Spaugh, Bill Stokes, Harold Bursley. Marvin Humphries, Eugene Hunter, Calvin Overcash, John Hazelton. Page Fifly-four Jll IIIR MASS IH HIZHIS BILL STOKES , . MAROUERITE JOHNSON JANE MCCORD , ,. KENNETH YOUNG . BILL CHRISTIANSEN , WYLIE ORR . . , RALPH BOSTIAN . , LUCY HILL BAXTER First Semester Second Semester 5x,,,, s , . President Vice-President . . Secretary . Treasurer , . . .President Vice-President , . .Secretary Treasurer Page Fifty-Eve .Ill IIIRS Miss AKERS' HOME ROOM First row: Christine Schenck, Pat Darsey, Hilda Howard, Marjorie Deaton, Peggy Tant, Iris Gibson, Ruth Heath, Shirley Gibson, Marian Houser. Doris Eddens, Second row: Miss Akers. Ken Browder, Jack O'Connor. Walter Betenbaugh, Allene Smith, Emma Saunders, Phyliss lsenhour, Jack Craddock, Buddy Black, Hall Hand. Third row: Bill Ross, Bobby Beaumont, Joe Neilson, Bill Rutledge, Barney Parker. John Bachman, Harold Bursley. Bobby Smith. MISS ALLEN'S HOME ROOM First row: Arlene Palmer, Paula Bird, Helen Chapman, Sarah Graham, Margaret Brown, Betty Nicoll, Gene Heafnet, Margaret Newell, Patricia Cansler. Second row: Miss Allen, Dell Boyce, Mar- garet Wood, Jane Vaughan, Katherine Peas- ley, Carolyn Gaither, Eleanor Johnson, Sara Holley, Frances Reid. Third row: Ruth Kimmelstiel, Jean Turpie, Jane Brady Daniel, Alice Barbee, Kathleen Hewson, Mary Stuart Hatch. Louise Ander- son, Mildred Craig, Rose Marie Wright. MRS. GARINGER'S HOME ROOM First row: Elizabeth Griflith, Katherine Melton, Mary Templeton, Claire Porter, Constance Kales, Lillian McKenzie, Charlotte Carter, Frances Kenny, Mary Margaret Casper. Jacqueline Neely, Second row: Allie Ridout, Joyce Pruit, Jean Smithers, Bettie Chaplin, Anne Taylor Emerson, Anne Perry, Alice Davidson, Mari- lyn Watson, Carolyn Carpenter. Third row: Betty Miller, Betty Wolfe. Carolyn Hancock, Carolyn Norman. Jean Stahlhut, Dorothy Deal, Jeanne Eorney. Page Fifty-six .Ill IIIRS Miss GRIER's HOME ROOM First row: Betty Rae Caudle, Helen Da- Vault, Marcia Ann Bierman. Pat Powers, Mary Goeller, Rachel Pegram, Clare French, Joan Baker, Jean Cushman, June Puckett, Marguerite Johnson. Second row: Jean Kendall, Jessie Mae Ashe, Betty June Mills, Flora Bobbitt, Lola McLean, Jean Keller, Poppy Cockinos. Patsy Desmond, Jean Anderson, Dorothy McCaslin, Doris MacDougall. Third row: Virginia Robinson, Happy Cockinos, Margaret Brown, Doris Caroll, Anne Anderson, Elizabeth Roberts. MRS. DAsH1ELL's HOME ROOM First row: Mrs, Dashiell, Russell Case, Jimmy Cail, Ervin Hinkle, Robert Hunter. Frank Chapman, David Moyer. Willis Boyd, Prince Cameron, Marvin Humpheries, Second row: Bobby Spurrier, Earl Porter, Brandon Davis. Clifford Brown, Charles Walker, Kenneth Green, Marcus Mulkey, Edwin Rogers, Jimmy Hobbs. Third row: Elmer Walton, Lewis Mendler, Bill Blanton, Parks Berryhill, Richard Twin- ing, Guy Wallace, John Rodgers. Dan Marshall. Fourth row: Marvin Harkey, Ben Massey. Gray Lowe, Richard Elam, Carl Washam, Donald Wode, Bill Haley, Miss HUTCHISON'S HOME ROOM Firsl row: Mae Beth Owens. Nancy Hope, Helen Douglas, Anne Franklin, Margaret McCuen, Mary Bolen, Dorothy Jarrell, Louise Lawing, Eleanor Bates. Serond row: Grace Glaser, Beatrice Whit- ney, Mary Simpson, Betty Starnes, Eva McBride, Jeanne Brown, Betty Curtis, Cath- erine Kirkman, Coleen Cole. Third row: Pat Miller, Ruth Neal, Mary Jane McGee, Minnie Rountree, Betsy Mathews. Myrtle Duncan. Barbara Carter, Marion Hunter, Miss Hutchison. Page Fifty-seven Jll IIIHS Miss KELLY'S HOME ROOM First row: Ruth Anderson, Mildred Kirk- land, Martha Harrison, Jo Snell, Jewel Ross, Mary Eva Flake, Ruth Boone, Betty Austin, Doris Propst, Margie Bryant. Second row: G, A. Stephens, Bobby Cloyd, Patsy Fortinberry, Susan Norris, Martha Amon, Sarah Muse, Nancy Fitzgerald. Tom- my Hunt, Bill Miller, Dickie Wallace, Third row: Buck McGraw, Jimmy Furr, Archer Futch, H, C. Biggers, Vic Brock- mann, Richard Vincent, Robert Williamson, Benny Long. Robert Sing, John Carlton. Miss LAFFERTY'S HOME ROOM First row: Jean Thompson, Edith Boggs, Lamar McKey, Mildred Graham, Lois Steger, Lucy Hill Baxter, Party Green, Jane Stewart, Pat Stephens. Second row: Billie Williams, Helen Pleas- ants, Betty Stine, Nancy Dobbins, Barbara DeMarr, Alice Ross, Betty Gallant, Betty Griffith, Carol Coffin, Shirley Hunnings. Third row: Rheba Saxon, Bonnie Coulter, Peggy Youngblood, Peggy Alexander, Mae Noble, Beatrice Whitney. Winnie Goff. Martha Smith, Ann Faucett, Mary Helen Orr. Fourth row: Peggy O'Daniel, Barbara Mc- Lain. Jane Small, Annis Black, Ruth Golding, MISS NASH'S HOME ROOM First row: Charlotte Maffitt, Betty Cro- well, Dorothy Prather, Ruth Armstrong, Nancy Galloway, Ellen Nicholson, Jane Mc- Cord, Virginia Murray, Katherine LeGrande, Coleene Lowder. Second row: John Tiddy, Henry McCon- nell, Frank McKinnon, Anne Beatty, Anne Nash, David Foreman. Sammie Campbell, Arlie Strate, Hall Stax-nes. Third row: Roy Bookout, Bobby McClure, Robert Douglas, W. B, Hooper, Jr., Monroe Diggs, Robert Lyles, John McCulloch, Wiley Orr. Page Fiflywight Qtuauunmunn L f , 5931 , nv 0 TW .Ill IIIRS fe, JEL. O V 311. qv wx, Q Q., 'fexx-:eu self -a.-H.-aw- 4. t..,..-.-..,.a.-aw 1.5255 . . , 5 MR. NORMAN'S HOME ROOM First row: Bill Christiansen, Fred Boger, John Hazelton, Ned Carriker, Guy Chesick, Ralph Bostian. Jack Sideman. Bill Waldron, l.eo Renz, Latta Johnston. Second row: Johnny Walker, Dick Muel- ler, Ed Mullen, Stanley Nabow, Marino Nataloni, John Daniels, Frank Barr, Charles Foley, Bobby Barnes, Third row: Mr. Norman, Norman Grif- tith, Jimmy McLain, Bob Hollingsworth, Roy Perry, Bill Stokes, Sam Hayes, James Kallam, Paul Long, Clifford Wilson. Miss ODOM,S HOME ROOM First row: Marion Fant, Elmore Daven- port, Anne Craig, Patsy Anne King, Betty Sehorn, Frances Ford, Virginia Shelton. Second row: Nannie Phillips, Margaret Charles, Lillie Ruth Stroud, Katherine Brock, Martha Bunn, Virginia Hannon. Third row: Tommy Harris, Ray Faulk- ner, Bill Srapleton, Roy Mclntyre. MISS SUMMERS' HOME ROOM First row: Dot Fowler, Mary Frances Crowell, Jean Quinn, Ada Mae Cook, Sylvia Falk, Juanita Treadwell, Jean Fridy, Cheryle Munday. Jeroline Rudisill, Anne Seanor, Second row: Richard Fowler. Charles Burns, Fritz Blum, Billie Duncan, Virginia David, Doris Rucker, Jean Griffin, Martha Taylor. Calvin Kellabough. Third row: Joe Wood, Erskine Thomas, John Spillman, Warren Robinson, Jack Hil- ton, Jack Walker, Albert Lawing, Murray Beasley. Fourlh row: Harry Lemmons, Bill Strange. Bob Warmbold. Page Fifty-nine Mm.. .v .. M, gi-94... of, - .Ill IIIRS MR. TINKHAMYS HOME Room Ftrs! row: Mr. Tinkham, Burton Epstein, Bill Gordon, Robert Goodman, Lester Foster, Alfred Pitts, George Klumph, Calvin Ham- ilton. Second row: Fritz Gibson, Pete English, Robert Miller, Calvin Overcash, Warren Bethel. Earle Spaugh, Bill Mitchell, Bobby Ashmore. MRS. WHITACRE'S HOME ROOM Fzrxt row: Robert Honeycutt, Barbara Stitt, Frances Clardy, Katherine Dixon. Kath- erine Browder, Jackie Davis. Loomis Fox. Second row: Nick Floros, Herbert Green. Ruth Ann Browder, Marjorie Ariail, Peggy Alexander. Dorothy Hurt, Catherine Boyer. Third row: Edward Sellers, John Civil, Jimmy Price. Bill Clanton. Eugene Hunter, Harry Northrop, Clyde Allen. Labon Kelly, Page Sixty SIIPHIIMIIRI MASS IIHIIIERS TOMMY HARRIS . GENE GRAHAM . VIVIAN BAYNE I , , BILL DYER JACK DEWENTER VIRGINIA GRAVATT JANE LAWING I . JIMMIE SPEARMAN First Semester Second Semester , President Vice-President . Secretary . . Treasurer , President Vice-President , Secretary . Treasurer Page Sixty-one SIIPHIIMIIRES MRS. AGNEW'S HOME ROOM First row: Joyce Savage, Betty Maness, Marie McGuinn, Betty Barnhardt. Buford Bobbitt, Carolyn Byrd, Mary Adams, Mary Ruth Lake, Embree Blackard, Burke Fox. Second row: David Farr, Sam Robinson, Betsy Ray, Frances Miller. Edith Stowe. Ruth Street, Karina Michaels, Joanne Watson, Jack King. Third row: Floyd Sease, Sol Jaffa, Robert Dease, George Rodgers. Ben Jaffa, Ben Cathey, Karl Reid. Brock Barkley. Fourth row: Lawton Patterson, Herman Wyrick. Francis Church, Lemuel Whitsett, Stephen Conger, Bill Dyer, Hoke Bullard, Sandy Grady, Jack Freeze, Jack Gillett. MRS. ASBURYJS HOME ROOM Firs! row: Alice Gottlieb, Ada Bess Rup- pelt. Shirley Lison, Joan Gaffney, Helen Biggers, Mildred Dozier, Betty Jean Casey. Mary Kinney. Second row: Juanita Scott, Zacquelin Brinkley, Evelyn Cofer, Doris Carnes, Martha Cail, Eleanor Keeter, Jean Willis, Peggy Stokes. Third row: Willie Ledbetter, Zella Wise, Nancy Tidwell, Miriam Durham, Jane How- ser, Jackie Hanes, Jenny Wray Whisnant. Fourth row: Howard Whitehead. Clifton Thomas, Martha Hunter, Betty Jane Green, Virginia Hadermann, Ann Watson, Jack Sharp. Miss BRANSFORD'S HOME ROOM First row: Kathryn Pinson, Betty Hough. Edna Earl Whitley, Mary Motter, Jeannette Kelly, Colleen Chapman, Betsy Brown, June Joy, Louise Hartsell. Betty Hargett. Second row: Jane Mayfield, Nancy Moss, Shirley Field, Armon. Mary Nancy Reid, Snelling. Rae Anna Downey. Marilyn Sailers. Lillian de- Louise Barron, Virginia Allen. Marie Third row: Gerald McRee, Bill Greene. Gene Graham, Rodney Moak. Betty Cansler. Ida Constable, Hilda Shouse. Ruby Drake. Betty Wolfe, Leighton Choate, Lenoir Keesler. Fourth row: Guy Kirkman, Miss Brans- ford, Herman Clontz. No! in picture: Jean Battle. Bill Sadler, Harry Dalton, Bob Mills. George Brice, Cathryn Fisher, Patty Teagle, Harriet Thig- pen. Page Sixtyflwo SIIPHIIMIIRES Miss BUNCH'S HOME ROOM First row: Addie Carter Taylor. Jean Bookout, Sadie McCall, Sarah DeLane, Edna Dunlap, Blanche Treadwell, Martha Ann Hull, Jane Lawing, Helen Owens, Jean Blakeney, Jean Holiday. Adra Long. Second row: Betty Ann Mason, Grace Jane Harrison, Beth Millwee, Anne Wilkes, Betty Carpenter, Frances Hunter, Nancy Boward. Mary Mac Hood, Carolyn Short. Peggy Miller, Third row: Harry Brown, Douglas Boston. Tommy Blair, Edward Laity. Richard Par- ris, Bill Jenkins, John Bindeman, James Sweet, Frank Carter. Fourlh row: Miss Bunch, Tommy Harris, Jimmie Spearman. Jack DeWenter, Gene Ross, Stan Croner, Jack Hood, Maurice Seaver. Neal Forney. Miss CLEGGiS HOME ROOM First row: June Ford, Suzanne Small, Averill Lawson, Charlotte Hawkins, Mary Lawless. Helen Civil, Anne Bumgardner. Jessica Jackson, Jean Robinson, Mary Jane Nesbit, Felicia Barbre. Second row: Virginia Harrington, Frances Leeper. Carolyn Yarbrough, Nancy Hub- bard. Harriett Shields, Carolyn Hinson, Gladys Gunter, Ruby Couser, Anna Vee Bolton, Evelyn Stapleton. Third row: Charles Wylie, Bud Faggart. L. D. Chisholm, David Griffeth, Marvin Saline, Tom McCoy. Ted Thompson, Arnold Bivens, Tommy Lawing, Kenneth Clontz. MISS CORRYJS HOME ROOM First row: Dot Vogler, Frances Hardmen, Gloria Gilreath, Agnes Elliott, Ann More- house, Barbara Lineberger, Carolina Nos- worthy, Betty Mae Morgan, Evelyn Duncan, Sara Boggs, Betty Jo Hartis. Jean Price, Second row: Bobby Delamater, Bill Nisbet, Jimmy Estridge, Mildred Parker, Juanita Philipps, Jo Ann Ballenger, Vern Mullis, Jewell Spain, Rosalie Manly, Frances Tucker. Third row: Bill Roberson, Bartow Gar- rett, Gregg Caldwell, Alec Horton, Herman King. Bill Boyer, Evans Huss. Jack Broad- well, Jack Gray. Page Sixty-three SIIPHIIMIIRES Miss DULS' HOME ROOM First row: Miriam Reilley. Helen Boyle, Betty Cobb, Louise Davis, Barbara Basinger, Betty Austin. Me-me Burnside, Barbara De- Witt, Helen Hunter, Ricky Hassell, Patricia Baker. Second row: Mary Sommers Booth, Ruth Sellers, Nancy Shepherd, Peggy Hartsell, Elizabeth Thompson, Kathryn Eleischman, June Gilbert, Jane Clay, Sara Clark, Patricia Herndon, Third row: Bob Campbell, Delmas Brown, Frank Quinn, Chappie Goldsborough. Jeanne Richard, Joyce Edwards, Patricia Watson, Alice Womack, Miss Duls. Fourrh row: Kenneth Williams. Bob Car- son, James Evans, Bryan Rudisell, Jerry Rut- ledge, Marian Phillips, Billy Link. Edna Padgett, Catherine McLeod, Marion Hand, Morris Gamble. MISS FORE'S HOME ROOM First row: Sally Irvin, Helen Tallent. Jacqueline Jordan, Joan Abee, Dolores Mor- ris, Betty Pitts. Joanne Ledbetter, Berry Henderson, Bobbie Buckley, Emma Bouton. Second row: Marion McLaughlin, Jean Honeycutt, Catherine Harrill, Nancy Douglas, Elizabeth Beall, Helen Switger, Ann Reilley, Charlotte Small, Third row: Ann Grice, Mary Dan Smith, Mary Alice Leonard, Linda Coulter, John Caldwell. Jimmy Ammons, John Laurie Carr, Richard Jones. Fourih row: Bill Baucom, Ed Stevenson, Bob Procton. Basil Boyd. Guy McFarland, Richard Smith, Jimmy Shoemaker, Albert Price. MRS. C. HENDERsON's HOME ROOM First row: Mildred Windrow, Juanita Broome, Imogene Smith, Peggy Hemby, Ruth Maloney, Della Mae Caviness, Jean Hudson, Betty Joe Byrd, Doris Griffin, Juanita Hagler, Jean Little, Second row: Barbara Wise, Jo Ann Palmer, Miriam Cruse, Miriam Todd, Marguerite Muse. June Mitchell, Betty Lee Reid, John Tallent, Bill Brissie. Third row: Arthur Rape, Bennie Hovis, Henry Sutton, Jimmie Surratt. Jack Love, Amador Flynt, H. W. Noles, Richard John- ston. Fourth row: Dan Horning, Nat Savage, Sidney Frank, Fred Brock, Winford Holtz- claw, Harry Benton, Page Sixty-four s......s.. - . SIIPHIIMURES MR. HUTCHINS' HOME Room First row: Barbara Fisher, Anita Dalton, Elizabeth Brown, Marion Carter, Helen Dean, Mr. Hutchins, Hortense Marshall, Bill Austin, John King. John Gerke, Second row: Bobbie McRoric, Ann Man' ning. Estelle Thomas. Helen Wills. Kathleen Neilson, Jean Williams, Margie McGraw, Marion Sullivan, Charles Baker. Third row: Ed Charles, Erving Rudick, Frank Mantt. Buddy Ronan, Robert Parati, Horace Harkey, Robert Harris. MISS MACMANUS' HOME Room Ftrs! row: Kathryn Ebert, Elinor Byers, Erna Seifart, Dorothy Brooks, Barbara Mc- Bride, Kathryn Green, Caroline Sides. Sue Keenan. Betty Brooks, Frances Marsh, Second row: Alice Jones, Betty Funder- burk, Mary Louise Bowtin. Hugh Sample, Richard Gordon, Bobby Hcafner, Albert Clark, Dick Senn, Harry Maer. Third row: Wharton Gaul, Calvin Brice, Robert Wilbur, Robert Hood, Bobby Steven- son, Wallace Eatman. Arthur Capper, Tommy Thaxton. Frank Downs. Fourlh row: Denny Strong, Owen Suttcn, Arthur Toomer. Jimmy Andrews. Roy Mc- Knight, Jimmy Black, Jerry Frankel, Jack Edgerton. MISS lVlITCHELL,S HOME Room First row: Dorothy Harris, Catherine Grimth, Mary Ethel Hurt. Jean Simpkins, Helen Boggs, Betty Sapp, Lucille Kitchens, Lois James, Betty Bullock. Frcnita Black. Second row: Ted Grice, Gaither Deitz, Joyce Henkel, Doris Levin, Mary Cousart, Barbara King. Muriel Coward, Bobby Bal- lenger, Peter Cautilli. Third row: Bill Weill, Dick Holladay, Henry Ashmore, Henry Durham, Ken Ward, Randolph Ensign, Joe Bogle, Billy Moyle, Andrew King. Fourth row: Charles Leslie, David Barnett. Jack Blalock, Bill Johnson. Ed Nickel, Bobby McMillan, Dick Arthur, A. D, Simpson. Page Sixty-five SIIPHIIMIIRE Miss PARKs' HOME ROOM First row: June Hill, Mary Burke, Char Besser, Martha Ingram, Jean Isom. The Trimmier, Martha McGirt, Vivie Bayne, J Moss, Esrelle Baker. Second row: Gene Moore. David Eva Bobby Conder, Joe Parks. Ruth Tur Sybil Rice, Margery Garrnon, Betty Bri Anne Rouse. Third row: David Klements, Robert Pr' Hugh Thomas, Jack Stewart, Bobby Cr Bruce Love. Julian Kennedy, Fred Ha Bill Moses. Fourth row: Bob Sweet. Lenord Cas Walter Hollingsworth. Ronald Dillon, Ha Shannonhouse, Ted Daly, Emory Dicks Bill Williams. Miss RANKIN'S HOME ROOM First row: Mary Stewart Barnhardt, C nelia Ditto. Evelyn Smith. Mildred Sc Marion Nabow. Nancy Blanton, Cleo Pr ley, Troyanne Freeland, Martha Sue You Anne Cato. Second row: Mary Montague, Marie Cu bertson, Kathleen Carroll, Jane Davis, B' Biggers. Miriam Isenhour, Betsy Thoms Betty Clendenning, Betty Jo Rogers, Har Ashcraft. Third row: Luther Carter, James Pe Stiles Markey, John Kiser. Norman Sm Calvin Walker, Frank Newton. Riley B gess, Mason Dunlap, Fourth row: John Plumides, Harvey ton, Bill Neal, Charles Gallant, Ken Wils Joe McLaney, Bill Fetner. Page Sixty-six P NTEHIESTS STAFF NANCY STITT MARY ELLEN AGNEW MARILEE HICKS NANCY BLAKELY TAYLOR LEONARD PEGGY PITTS RICHARD HOLTZCLAW BEN IVEY BEN CATO JANE STEWART PAT STEPHENS SAM HAYES HAROLD BURSLEY MARGERITE JOHNSON LUCY HILL BAXTER GEORGE KLUMPH Page Sixty-eight ' 4955, fi? 1 'Ei ff , S IPS 8 IIIHS SMH BILL SGRUGGS . . I , . . . ,Editor-in-Chief HENRY ALEXANDER . . . , . Business Manager Advisers MISS MARTI-IA AKERS J. S. GAULT i 'i BETTY RIDOUT Feature Editor DICK IVIUELLER Sports Editor MARY CHRISTIANSON Advertising Manager HARRIETTE RITCH Advertising Assistant JOAN REILLY Circulation Manager MARY EVA FLAKE Circulation Assistant IVIARGERY GARMAN Exchange Editor BROOKS LINDSAY Feature Writer JACK YOUNG Sports Wrt'ter Reporters BILL CLANTON MARTHA AMON WRISTON LOCKLAIR FRANCES FORD JACK CONKWRIGHT IVIONZELL GREY ADDIE CARTER TAYLOR PATRICIA KIRSTNER GUY WALLACE PEGGY WILLIAMS ELIZABETH ROBERTS MISS .IESSIE HENDERSON Adviser ntmtmn smt EDDIE ALLEN , ,Editor-in-Chief TDM IVIANN . Business Manager SANDY GRADY , ,News Editor Page Sixty-nim- , i' Page Sevenlu ff Slllllf I llllll OFFICERS First Semester BOBBY KIRBY ,..... , . RETTA AUGHTRY . . . .Vice MILDRED GRAHAM A . BILL CHRISTENSEN , . . . OFFICERS Second Semester Illl President -President . Secretary Treasurer RETTA AUGHTRY . ,..., , . ,President MARY CHRISTENSON , ,Vice-Presidenr PEGGY PITTS , . , , .Secretary TAYLOR LEONARD . , , . .Treasurer FIRST SEMESTER ASSEMBLY First row: Helen Dean, Martha Ingram, Alice Jones, Retta Aughtry, Patricia Cansler, Louise Pat- ton, Mary Christianson, Jean Thompson, Josephine Medlock, Doris Griflin, Frenita Black. Second row: Nancy Jane Ansley, Marian Fant, Joan Baker, Barbara Buckley, Virginia Gravitt, Dorothy Deal, Virginia Scott, Jean Keiger, Blanche Treadwell, Eunice Eddens, Marie Mosely, Pat Stephens. Third row: Ben Haas, Wylie Orr, Allene Smith, Jane Irvin, Mimi Orr, Mary Jane McGee, Jean Croxson, John Hazelton, Arthur Capper, Calvin Overcash, Nick Floros, Fourth row: Ed Sellers, Charlie Walker, Henry Alexander, Taylor Leonard, Bill Christianson, Eddie Allen, Tommy Harris, Gene Graham, Cad Bruns, Bobby Carson. SECOND SEMESTER ASSEMBLY First row: Martha Cail, Jean Simpkins, Susanne Pearce, Betty Ridout, Mary Goeller. Marie Mosely, Mary Christianson, Louise Patton, Patricia Cansler, Anne Craig, Louise Lawing. Second row: Mary Neal Ranson, Dolly Adams, Dorothy Deal, Marilee Hicks, Marguerite Johnson, Pat Stephens, Mary Ellen Agnew, Mimi Orr, Jane Irvin, Joyce Reid, Virginia Gravitt, Katherine Medlock. Third row: Mary Irvin, Jean Bookout, Shirley Field, Esther Crockford, Mildred Graham, Vivie Bayne, Jean Keiger, Carolyn Gaither, Jane Stewart, Ann Seanor, Patsy Fortinberry. Fourth row: Eddie Allen, Ed Sellers, Bill Chris- tianson, Taylor Leonard, Leo Renz, Jimmy Oughton, Kinloch Rivers, Brock Barker, Nick Flores, Dan Marshall, Frank Newton, Evans Huss. Fifth row: Charles Baucom, John McCullah, Henry Alexander, Frank McKinnon, John Hazelton, Jack DeWenter, Harry Benton, Calvin Overcash, Dick Porter. Page Seventy-one Allll Al H0 Ill! SIICIHY First row: Ray Jordan, Betty Sewell, Nancy Jean Phifer, Betty Brown, Mary Christian- son, Virginia Scott, Gertrude Smith, Jocelyn Hill, Nancy Westbrook, Nancy Cromer, Esther Crockford, Mimi Orr, Lorenna Ross, Kinloch Rivers. Second row: Lucius Ciage, Charlotte Thompson, Margaret Pitts. Nancy Blakely, Helen Ann Hovis, Dolly Adams, Jane Irvin, Jean Keiger, Mary Jane Love, Mary Ellen Agnew, Katherine Medlock, Josephine Medlock, Ida Jones Phelps, Jeanne Simpson. Third row: Zach Simpson, Bobby Bittle, George Scholl, Margaret Blackmon, Margaret Blackard, Zoe Smith, Virginia Hewitt, Elizabeth Shoaf, Kathryn Nicol, Doris Harkey, Ann Craver, Mary Yandle, Mary lrvin, Jean Croxson, Louise Ellerbe. Fourth row: Eugene Doar, David Reid, Stephen Wilbur, Aubrey Arant, Winfield Daniels, Bill Scruggs, Ralph Edwards, Joel Martin, Henry Alexander, Carl Farriss, Charles Reilly. 5,1 Page Seventy-two I lIIlATllIlIlIAl A Il IIEIBATI I3 SIIIIIHY First Semester Second Semester GERALD RAY JORDAN , , . , . . . ..., ,Presidenz LESLIE HEATH . . . . , . . . . . FRANK WYLIE ORR, JR. . , , .Vice-Presidenr FRANK WYLIE ORR, JR. . BOBBY KIRBY .... . , . . . . .Secretary ED SELLERS , . . . , . . ERNEST ALLEN . , . ,...,. Treasurer CHARLES FOLEY . GEORGE SCHOLL . . , . Sergeant-at-Arms BURKE FOX ,,... . . . JIMMY LEE FIELD , , . , . , BOBBY CLOYD JAMES DICKSON GAULT JOHN SPILLMAN Club Adviser TOM MANN DR. GARINGER JACK GILLETTE Adviser , . , ,President , ,Vice-President . . T, , .Secretary . . , . . .Treasurer ,Parliamentarian Sergeanteat-Arms Page Sevemy- three l r.,.. , EXE EE 'TOMMY STROUPF NANCY JANE ANSLEY Chairman DA Ill IIIIMMIHH First row: Taylor Leonard, Bill Stokes, Gus Karres, Tommy Stroupe Chairman: Jimmy Oughton, Kinloch Rivers, Second row: Bill Christianson, Orin Hoke. Jack Havnacr, Tommy Harris Jimmy Cates, Bill Waldron. Page Seve-my-four SEIUH GEORGE SCHOLL .,.. MISS CORNELIA FORE I GEORGE SCHOLL KINLOCH RIVERS STEPHEN WILBUR JAMES OUGHTON CHARLES REILLEY HI B CUMMIITEE MEMBERS , . Chairman Adviser HENRY ALEXANDER MITCHELL HARGETT RAY JORDAN ZACK SIMPSON MISS CORNELIA FORE Page Seuenlu-Six UPERAIIU S COMMIllll First row: Ernest Allen, Fred Mitchell, George Scholl, Ralph Edwards, Ervin Hinkle, Jimmy Cnil, Ben Massey, Stuart Blanton, Second row: Joel Martin, Herbert Small, Calvin Overcash, Sidney Roddey, Scott Nivens, Buck Thompson. David Foreman, Third row: David Reid, Bill Little, Bill Baillie, Harold Bursley. Bill Parnell. Louis Ratcliffe. Fourth row: Bill Clanton, Tom Good, Bill Mitchell, Frank Miller. Cad Bruns, Bill Stokes, Taylor Leonard. lAlI ElUB First row: Louise Ellerbee, Maxine Yates, Ruth Kimmelstiel, Patricia Cansler, Ann Emerson, Margaret Brown, Charles Reilly, Second row: Virginia Hewitt, Dorothy Jarrell, Helen DaVault, Marilyn Watson. Alice Davidson, Elsa Culvern. Dick Porter. Third row: Nancy Moss. Joan Watson, Flora Lee Bobbin, Jane Davis, Edith Stowe, Ruth Street, Ray Jordan. Fourth row: Rae Anna Downey, Marie Snelling, Teena Michael, Brock Barkley, Mary Stewart Barnhardt, Bob Campbell. Page Seventy-seven ll BIRCH FRA IIAIS First row: Ann Craver, Roy Mclntyre. Raymond Serond row: Mimi Orr. Nancy Cromer, Margnrei Miller. Doris Layton Blackard, Mildred Weeks Third row: Virginia Scott. Mary Russell, Mannon Bryant, Elizabeth Goodman Marjorie Balch Fourlh row: Miss Allen. lA VIIIXII First row: Sylvia Ifalk, Peggy Youngblood. Second row: Helen Pleasants, Betty Jewel Grilfth. Third row: Carol Collin, Betty Anne Gallant, E Fourth row: Miss Bransford. Ruth Golding. Page Si-Ucnly-nigh! EFRA IIE dith Boggs HIS llll lllllSlAIlllIllS First row: Tere Flynt, Betty Sewell, Josephine Medlock, Louise Taylor, Nancy Blakely, Jocelyn Hill, Mary Irvin. Lorenna Ross, Charlotte Thompson. Second fowl Leonora Eulp, Helen Eleenor, Betty Lee Ford, Charlotte Maffitt, Jean Keiger, Jane Irvin, Susanne Pearce. Katherine Medlock. Helen Ann Hovis, Claude Ruiter. Third row: Betty Jenkins, Gloria Cautilli, Jean Fant, Nancy Westbrook. Caroline Squires, Nancy Goode, Mary Jane Love, Catherine Rogers, Beatrice Whitney, Winfield Daniels. Fred Ramay. Fourth row: Joan Miller, Marilee Hicks, Marguerite Johnson. Lois Stegar. Lucy Hill Baxter, Joan Reilly, Alberta Wicker, Hazel Moore, Dick Porter, Eugene Doar. Edwin Rogers, is Y - .. W ng.. l lAS AMIISAS fits! row: Helen Civil. Agnes Elliot, Joanne Baker, Pat Stephens. Rachel Pegram, President: Emily Harris, Adviser: Eleanor Bates, Treasurer: Minnie Roundtree, Secretary. Second row: Ruth Ann Barber, Marjorie Ariail, Ruth Anderson. Helen Douglas. Marilyn Watson, Mary Margaret Casper, Jackie Neeley, Jane Scarborough. Third row: Jo Snell, Martha Harrison, Patty Greene, Catherine Kirkman. Jane McCord, Marie Harrison, Margaret Brown, Jean Anderson. V Fgurth row: Helen DaVault, Nancy Shepherd, Joan Watson, Margaret Brown, Grace Glazier, Ruth Neal, Jane aug n, Page Seventy-nine IIHITEHES IIESIIHHSIIHAH First row: Ernest Allen, Treasurer: Gerald Mundy, Secretary: Bill Scruggs, President. Second row: Herbert Small, Doris Presser, Zack Simpson, Henry Alexander, Vice-President. Third row: Jackie Williams, George Farris, George Scholl, Adviser: Miss Langford. HISHIIIY lllllll Firsl row: Mary Christianson, Louise Patton, Patricia Cansler, Nancy Hope, Joan Miller, Ruth Kimmelsteil, Catherine Rogers, Second row: Madeline Parker, Mary Jane Love, Jean Croxson, Alice Davidson, Mary Margaret Casper, Dorothy Jarrell, George Scholl. Third row: Miss Fore, Margaret Blackard, Kathleen Hewson, Marjorie Belch, Helen Douglas, Bill Stokes. Fourth row: Edwin Rogers, Wylie Orr, Ernest Allen, Edward Sellers, Earle Spaugh, Dick Porter. Page Eighly lillll RESERVES First row: Clare Rose Eisman, Peggy Miller, Buford Bobbit, Helen Swinson. Barbara Lineberger. Rae Anna Downey, Travis Wiley. Nancy Hope, Josie Goins, Clare French, Katherine Fisher. Serond row: Estelle Grice. Miss Henderson, Imogene Smith, Barbara Rushing. Charlotte Hawkins, Rachel Peg- ram, Agnes Elliott, Eleanor Bates, Joanne Baker, Lillian Burkhaulter, Louise Davis. Miriam Wrenn. Third row: Colleen Helveston, Sadie McCall, Myrtle Duncan, Lola McClain, Irene Miller, Betty McSwain, Margie Seagraves. Eleanor Smith, Shirley Tison, Nancy Reed. Fourth row: Joan Riley, Carolyn Hinson, Betty Jean Brantley, Harriett Shields, Betty Starnes. Dell Boyce, Par Watson. Attie Carter Taylor, Doris Levine. Grace Glaser, 1 E no no A Il Il: 0 C I- A S S First row: Rose Crowe, Elizabeth Scruggs, Gloria Heinke, Jane Hackney. Shirley Scruggs, Gladys Bartlett, Leontine Vita, Harold Holliheld, Carol Adkins, Earl Porter. Second row: Miss Balle, Bob Eiurr, Dickey McCauley, Winifred Baucom. Lloyd Todd, Charles Beagle, Robert Beaver, Bill Martin, Mr. Olson. Third row: Ed Culbertson, Jack Callaham. Hal Teeter, R. B. Eowlkes, Hickman Watts, Louis Shannon, Sidney Cruse, Phillip Black. Page Eighty-one S. ll. l. Illllll Elllll First row: Helen DaVault, Miriam Reilly, Betty Brown, Mary Mallett, Eddie Jean Smith, Elizabeth Reese, Betty Morgan, Leonora Fulp, Lorenna Ross, Jocelyn Hill, Nancy Goode, Agnes Elliott, Eleanor Bates, Mary Jane Love, Louise Patton. Second row: Patricia Cansler, Betty Mary Couch, Marjorie Bartlett, Mary Katherine Miller, Dorothy Bell, Virginia Hewitt, Elizabeth Shoaf, Doris Harkey, Mimi Orr, Bippy Tucker, Jeanne Simpson, Irene Miller. Third row: Alice Davidson, Maxine Yates, Doris Layton, Marie Snelling, Dorothy Ligon, Irene Morgan, Frances Reid, Dorothy Denton, Frances Diggs, Margaret Altee, Charlotte Muse, Lola McClain. Fourth row: Ruth Kimmelsteil, Virginia Robinson, Betty Cobb, Mary Ruth Lake, Betty Starnes, Dell Boyce, Constance Kales, Carolyn Hinson, Jean Keller, Peggy Tant, Carolyn Norman, Louise Lawing, Page Eighty-Iwo VISIIM AIDS JIMMY MCLEAN GLORIA FINE LEO RENTZ Miss HELEN MCMANUS KATHRYN NICOL Adviser First row: Gloria Fine, Secretary: Kathryn Nicol, Secretary: Harry Jarritt, Jack Grifhth, Harry Maer, Sonny Goodman, Jack Sideman, Rodney Moak. Second row: Stanhope Lineberry, Wallace Eatman, James DeLaney, Bob Manning, Steve Fellos, Leo Renz, Co-Chairman: Frank Downs, Barney Parker. Third row: Claude Ruiter, Kenneth Young, Gaither Dcitz, Arnold Bivens, Ted Thompson, Whitey Hood, Dickie Wallace, David Walker, Hazel Moore. Page Eighty-three I ' W' 'ffw-251W 1 fp .ff 5' 1' 3, 1 . vcr- ' .:z,,,.,h ,L vt, pgs Q- f 7 25, -v , L Afsifff .L .. A' ' i.- ff: , ' A D ,it-A - . '-JL-'-3 ',w.!T!' Y , 5 ' .- , Agni, W If w,',:g,, : 55,15 .A , , s. ' 'fry' J nh' !Sf7',IQ,'? .-f.55z3- , . , .. , may ygia e . N av 5:4 ' A le- ! , K' -Q A r W.-. 4- .l'Lf3-Qffffa 'lffifgfr , , . ,,,.,:6 V . D A A ff . S, ' Y , , , aim' K itgxi v A ' ws! 'Y' 'f ,Ms - A 'AQ 4,'3 pg, , ' 1. uv if-32155321 Q ' 'J Hfg w -sf :QA . was Q 7 A wg ' Page Eighty-four H 99 JACK GILBERT, TOM MCNEIL. BUCK NICGRAW. DAVE I'7ORI4NlAN, JACK BERRY, JOHN TIDDY, BEN IVEY, HARRY LEMMONS. PAUL BERG, BILL RUTLEDGE, BILL STRANGE, NED CARRIKYR. PAUL BROOK. DON KINSEY, DICK HOOVER, RALPH WlLL1AMs, LLOYD HOVIS, GEORQE SHERRILL, YVALTER BFTFNBAUGH, TED DECKER, MR. VINLQENT BRADFORD, Adviser. IIIIK II lllllli BIIIIK SHIRE GUY W. MCFARLAND GUY WALLACE Pugv Eighryfiue SPIITS A ll HIIHS First row: Helen Pleasants, Elizabeth Chapman, Nancy Simpson, Lois Steger, Jane Stewart, Mildred Graham, Lamar McKey. Patty Teagle, Dolores Morris, Arlene Palmer, Alice Jones, Patty Green, Buck Thompson, Louise Patton, Second row: Carolyn Norman, Patricia Duncan, Hilda Howard, Shirley Tison, Katherine Pleischman, Betty Cansler, Helen Hunter, Alice Hassell, Thelma Thomason, Helen Douglas, Marilyn Watson, Rachel Pegrarn, Agnes Elliott, Helen Boyle, Miss Green. Third row: Stanley Liss, Troyanne Freeland, Charlotte Hawkins, Claire Eisman, Sara Clark, Betty Lee Reid, Dorothy Propst, Pauline Byers, Virginia Clark, Peggy Williams, Margaret Boger, Lois Ward, Eleanor Bates, Joanne Baker. Fourth row: George Smith, John Spillman, Marino Nataloni, Jerry Frankel. Jack Sideman, Ronald Dillon, Ted Daly, Margaret Blackard, Doris Levin, Barbara Lineberger, Me-me Burnside. Puac Fighiu-six ISIIHS' lillllll SPIIIHS lilllll First row: Nancy Cromer, Mary Lisk, Retta Aughtry, Nancy Stitt, Penelope Durham, Marilee Hicks, Joan Miller. Second row: Mary Ellen Agnew, Helen Woodside, Monzell Grey, Patty Green, Pat Stephens, Barbara Hanson, Doris Stanley, Esther Crockford, Peggy Pitts, Gloria Deal, Nancy Jane Ansley, Jane Irvin, Third row: Eunice Berg, Gloria Webb, Jane McCord, Mildred Graham. Jean Anderson, Catherine Kirkman, June Puckett. Lucy Hill Baxter, Ruth Harding, Rose McLean, Carrie Maie Wade, Nancy Robinson, Fourth row: Helen Scholtz, Mary Irvin, Mimi Orr, Carolyn Squires, Mar- garet Blackard, Doris MacDougal. Vivie Bayne, Lois Steger, Jackie Belk, Miriam lsenhour, Barbara DeWitt, Jane Stewart, Ann Seanor. Page Eighly-seven SHIIIHHA Il Blllll First row: Carolyn Hancock, Ada Mae Cook, Mae Beth Owens, Dorothy Prather, Martha Bunn, Coleen Lowder, Hilda Howard, Jean Kendall, Mary Dell Whitehead. Second row: Elizabeth Griffin, Lillian McKenzie, Margaret Newell, Catherine l.eC1rand, Doris Propst, Frances Clardy, Louise Lawing, Lola McClain. Third row: Jessie Mae Ashe, Betty June Mills, Caroline Squires, Kathleene Carroll, Myrtle Duncan, Betty Caudle, Margaret Charles, Jean Cushman, Rose Marie Wright, Fourth row: Jimmy Hobbs, Bill Stapleton, Bobby Smith, Tommy Hunt. Page Eighty-eiglzl l Q 4 y r . HLY ClUB if Q Z as 1. 'af , X . ,X .U fx ,Xe it V l 'O 1 E. 5 5,5 21Kc -'YQ :ig fi wigs K ' if 15 i 9' he O' rs.,-.1s,u:??4l , KEN BROWDER , , , , . . . .President BEN MASSEY ,.., . , Vice-President JACK O'CONNOR . . . . , . , Secretary BILL MILLER .....,,.. .... .... .,.. . . T reasurer H. C. RAFORD, Adviser JOHN SPILLMAN BOBBY BEAUMONT LLOYD OVERCASH GEORGE RODGERS TOM FORSYTHE ROBERT LYLES JACK YOUNG EADET CURPS First row: Cadet P.F.C. Ronald Dillon, Cadet Staff Sgt. Tom Tassos, Cadet P.F,C. Bob Sweet, Cadet David Klemments, Ex. Sgt. William G. Nelson, Cadet Capt. Wallace Orr, Cadet lst Lt. Lem Falkner, Cadet 2nd Lt. Brandon Davis. Second row: Cadet Sgt. Henry McConnell, Cadet Buddy Crawford, Cadet Richard Elam, Cadet Bruice Love, Cadet Harry Shannonhouse, Cadet Amdor Flynt, Cadet John Kiser, Cadet Bob Wambold, Cadet Cpl. Ray Foster, Cadet Cpl. Ed Carter, Cadet lst Sgt. Bill Fogleman. Third row: Cadet Sgt. Charles Baucom, Cadet Parks Berryhill, Cadet Stephen Wilber, Cadet Boyd Finlayson, Cadet Stanley Nabow, Cadet Tom Joyner, Cadet Horace Harkey, Cadet P.F.C, Marvin Saline, Cadet P.F,C. Maurice Seaver, Cadet Cpl. Tom Lawing. Fourth row: Cadet Sgt. Tom Mann, Cadet Bob Cruse, Cadet Robert Hunter, Cadet Jerry Frankle, Cadet Grady Cole, Cadet Bill Brissie, Cadet David Moyer, Cadet Eugene Furr, Cadet Calvin Walker, Cadet Richard Smith, Cadet Bill Moses. Page Eighty-nine - E First row MARIAN HOWSER NANCY SIMPSON HELEN PLEASANTS JUANITA PHILLIPS HELEN DEAN PEGGY PIERCE TROYANNE FREELAND MARY LAWLESS EVELYN STAPLETON MR. HUTCHINS CLAIRE ROSE EISMON JOYCE REID AVERILL LAWSON BETTY MARY COUCII NANCY DOUGLAS ELIZABETH REESE LAURA ORDERS JACKIE HANES CHRISTINE SCHENCK JEAN LITTLE ELEANOR BATES Second row BARBARA WISE HELEN MCLAUGHLEN MARIE THOMAS LOUISE PATTON JOYCE PRUETT MILDRED BAGGETT GRACE ABRAMS SAWYER HELEN CHAPMAN CATHERINE LEGRAND IIHIIIR BILLIE WILLIAMS ELEANOR JOHNSON MIRIAM CRUSE KATHLEEN CAROL FRANCES TUCKER GRACE JANE HARRISON ANN BALLENGER MARY GOELLER BETTY PAINTER MONZELL GREY RUTH HEATH TERE FLYNT Third row MIRIAM MCLAUGHLEN BARBARA FISHER DOROTHY HURT VIRGINIA CLARK MIRIAM TODD ROSALIE MANLEY IRENE MORGAN MARJORIE ARIAL RUTH ANN BARBER FRIEDA KUHN DOT EDDIQNS BARBARA MCBRIDIE CAROLINA NORSEWORTHY HELEN STEWART WILLIE LEDBETTISR ALBERTA WICKEIZ DORIS RUCKER LOLA MCLEAN Fourth row BILL HALEY CHARLES WYLIE HUDSON FAVEL ROY BOOKOUT JACK BERRY DONALD CHARLES TOM MOORE BILL WILLIAMSON HARRY SHANNON HOUSE JACK SHARIJE TOMMY LAWING WRISTON LOCKLAIR JIMMY HOBBS BROOKS LINDSEY TOMMY HUNT BOBBY SMITH Fiflhrow AMADOR FLYNT ED MULLEN BILL AUSTIN BOBBY BEAUMONT HARVEY WILKINSON ROBERT HOOD PAUL LONG RED O'CONNER FRIED BOGER DONALD COOKE BENNY LONG PARKS BERRYHILL JIMMY BLACK JIM MAMOLIS BILL STAPLETON Pano Nmvlu nm BAIJ First row: Betty Ray Caudle, Patsy Perry, Nancy Simpson, Ann Reilly, Betty Barnhardt, Catherine Harrill, Jane Pant, Jean Honeycutt, Lenoir Keesler, Hazel Moore, Albert Price, Bill Blanton, George Miller, Jane Mayfield, Bobby Cook, Sol Jaffa, Shirley Gibson, Richard Moore. Second row: Anna Hannon, Peggy Stokes, John Caldwell, Herbert Green, Stiles Markey, David Farr, Howard Whitehead, Robert DeLamater, Erwin Hinkle, Bobby Bittle, Lane Proctor, Mary Cousart, Ben Jaifa, Betty Stine. Third row: Billy Duncan, Joe Cherry, James Perry, Dorothy Phillips, Henry Eddy, Clifford Brown, Robert Campbell, Bill Mitchell, Latta Johnson, George Brice. Riley Burgess, Calvin Walker, John Gerke, Johnny Walker, Prank Quinn, Jean Richards, Fourth row: David Clemmons, Erwin Rudick, Teddy Keesler, Stuart Elliott, Coyte Abernathy, Kenneth Clontz, Harry Brown, Jimmy Price, Benny Hovis, Bill Brissie, Winifred Holtzclaw, Jack Hilton, John Edgerton, Dick Glascow. Fifth row: Stanhope Lineberry, Gene Ross, Richard Holtzclaw, Bobby Sweet, Marion Bullwan, Dicky Boward, Puqi Ninety-tiun CE IRM HIGH SIIHUIH IIIHIHESIHA First row: Nancy Worsley, Roy Perry, Louisa Taylor, Burton Epstein. Susanne Pearce, Elizabeth Griffith, Mary Bolen, Faith Cochrane. Second row: Martha Cail, Robert Cruse, Betty Ann Mason, Mary Ruth Lake, Robert Funderburk, Jean Robinson, Estelle Grice, Embree Blackard. Third row: Wylie Orr, Charlotte Carter, Nancy Bishop, Francis Church. William Neal, John Daniels, George Klumph, Doris Carroll, Gus Karres. Fourth row: Denny Strong, Harry Northrop. Frank Barr, Charlotte Maifltt, Herbert Green, Earle Spaugh, Richard Moore. Fifth row: Dorothy Phillips, Nancy Blanton, Elizabeth Helms, Monroe Diggs, Jean Keigcr, Catherine Boyer, Virginia Harrington. Page Ninelyffour SPO MR. PAUL AUGHTRY for RETTA AUGHTRY MRS. H. H. BAXTER for LUCY HILL BAXTIER NIRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MRS. MISS MISS MRS. MISS MRS. MRS. NIRS. MISS MRS, MRS. MISS MISS MRS. MISS MRS. EDYTHIE BAYNE for VIVIE BAYNI2 C. D. BERG for PAUL BERO, ., . SURS President Studenl Council Treasurer Junior Class . .Svcrelarg Sophomore Class Caplain Fooiball Team HELEN BLAKELY for NANCY BLARELY. Senior Pham Ediior SNIPS AND CUTS J. B. BYRD for JOHN BYRD . . President Senior Class MABLE CHRISTIANSEN for BILL CHRISTIANSIIN President Junior Class W. T, FOREMAN for DAVE FOREMAN ,Captain Baskelball Team JEAN PRIDY for BILL CLANTON PATTY GREEN for BILL STRANGE . C. M. HAROETT for MITCHELL HARGETT SHIRLEY HUNNINCS for KENNETH YOUNG CTIS M, JOHNSON for MAROUERITI? JOHNSON R. S. KIRBY for BOBBY KIRBY A. S. MCCORD for JANE MCCORD MARY JANE MCGEE for RALPH BOSTIAN T. C. MCNEIL for TOM MCNEII. ERNEST N, ORR for WALLACLE ORR HOPE PITTS for PEOOY PITTS LORENNA ROSS for JACK GILBERT J. B. SIMPSON for ZACR SIMPSON JANE STEWART for BILL SCRUCCS D, E, TAYLOR for BILL TAYLOR Beauties chosen by Jack Jenny. now leading Bobby Byrnes Band, and meme ber of all-American dance band in movie SyncOpatiOn. i Acluerfising Manager Rambler Manager Foolball Team Treasurer Senior Class Treasurer Junior Class Vice-President Junior Class President Student Council Secretary Junior Class , Secretary Junior Class .Secretary Senior Class Captain Cade! Corps Secreiary Sludent Council ,Chairman Viclory Corps Chairman Traffic Commitlee , Editor SNIRS AND CUTS Caplain Basketball Team Page Ninrly-five T314 W JM fclfzzggf For BILL SCRUGGS Edllor of SNIPS AND CUTS Jlfm W JM fcruggf FOI' BILL SCRUGGS Edizo of SN1Ps AND CUTS UMM H C Qfifexanafef FOI' HENRY ALEXANDER Busrness Manager of SNIPS AND CUTS QYMQU 7901! flqvbem The Business Managefs Favorite 3414 Miflyfw ' . UMW' 1 PM Qygafcg GM WJVQE A 7 Lzddcgf 7344 63, civwyown C954 vfgM15.7fg cam cf-Qczllfy Sheen Wu ffgwgzma 2-gm Yfzdffwyw JSQZQME www 5,efff,f,fz4fiffi... Wfffzffffffv f., ffjwww fm M WM ww M420 ,014 Wiwymxfw CHllRlEADlRS CUAEHI VINCE BRADFORD O. C. BRITTON First row: Doris Stanley, Nancy Jane Ansley, Me-Me Burnside. Second row: Betty Jean Norsworthy, Dot Denton, Gloria Webb, Marilee Hicks. S Puyv One Ilumlrcd Four e 4 175 ' ' le k , lk 'L ',.: k , ',, . un ,Qumran l ,O , fa' . g- L l iff 1 I 'ra- ' , , ,,., , f W f , .f gg ews fg xz X 3 'gigs fir. J r J .2 Q A a Q v ,K 4 Wt 5 if l00lBAll MA AGEHS DAVE FOREMAN BILL STRANGE BOBBY CARSON ROY MCKNIGHT SAMMY CAMPBELL l00lBAll ll M Ifirsl row: Dick Hoover. Guy Chesick, Walter Betenbaugh, Ramsey Hines, Jimmy Shoemaker, Don Kinsey, Ed Charles, l.loyd Hovis. Charles Wylie. Semml mtv: Buck McGraw, Jimmy Hough. Tom McNeil. Tommy Harris, John Hazelton, Luther Poole, Mitchell Hargelt, Paul Berg. Jack Berry. Third row: Fred Boger. Oscar Miller, Jack Gilbert, Ralph XVillinms, Bill Hinson, Ben Ivey. Paul Brooks. Robert Corriher. Fourlh row: Harry Benton, Sammy Campbell, Dave Foreman, Earl Miller, Charlie l,Ong, Ted Decker, Bill Rutledge, Harry Lemmons. Frlrh row: Bob Manning. Bill Strange, Roy McKnight. Bobby Carson. Page One Humlruzl Five -f-mv. 'Q-. HlllTBAll BILL RUTLEDGE ROBERT CORRIHER NED CARRIKER LLOYD HOVIS BOB SHERRILL HARRY LEMMONS BEN IVEY JIM HOUGH FRED BOGER TED DECKER RALPH WILLIAMS BILLY HINSON DICK HOOVER MITCHELL HARGETT ED CHARLES CHARLIE LONG GUY CHESICK HlIHBAll JACK BERRY TOMMY HARRIS OSCAR MILLER CHARLES WYLII2 JIMMY SHOEMAKER RAMSEY HINES JOHN HAZELTON PAIIL BERO, Captain TOM MCNEIL DONALD KINSEY LUTHER POOLE BUCK MCGRAW EARL MILLER HENRY BARR JACKIE GILBERT WALTER BETENBAUGH PAUL BROOKS .1-fbpg ig A W 1 an Flllllllllll CENTRAL 6-MORGANTON 7 Central's Wildcats dropped the lirst game of the season to a well conditioned Morgan- ton team 6 to 7. What seemed to be one of the best teams in Central's history showed power and hard running, only to be beaten by a smooth running attack that kept the Wild- cats in their own territory most of the game. The team showed fine prospects in reserves, but were completely outclassed in field gen- eralship. CENTRAL 20--BARIUM SPRINGS O Our Wildcats found themselves in the sec- ond game and rolled over Barium Springs 20 to O for the Hrst one-sided defeat in years. Decker lead the Cats in their powerful offen- sive with long runs throughout the game. Charlie Long plunged over for two scores from his fullback position. CENTRAL 6-GREENsBoRo 20 Central started off with a bang in this Hrst conference game of the season, scoring two touchdowns in the iirst three minutes of the game: one being called back for offsides. But Greensboro came back with a smashing attack and a combination of plays which baffled the Wildcats. Decker passed brilliantly to Miller, Berry and MacGraw and Kinsey played well in the line. Captain Berg played an outstand- ing game but was injured at the end of the ha-lf. CENTRAL 26-WINSTON-SAl.EM O The Wildcats rolled once again as they cleanly beat a lighter Winston team 26-0. The win placed the Centrals in good posi- tion in the Western Conference. Ted Decker and Earl Miller starred with brilliant runs throughout the game. Berg and Williams played well in the line. CENTRAL 6-RALEIGH 12 One of the States most powerful elevens invaded the Wildcats' stomping grounds and handed the Centrals their third defeat of the season. Central looked well the first half and Puqe One lltznzlrfrl Fiqh! lead 6 to 0, only to be tied in the third quarter. Raleigh came through in the closing minutes of the game to run off tackle for the winning score. Berg, Decker and Long played well for the Wildcats. CENTRAL OfvASHEVlLLli 35 Central was again defeated by the State's most powerful team, the Asheville Moun- taineers. Completely outclassed, the Wildcats never went on the offensive. In the losing cause Miller punted sensationally and Decker turned in another good performance. CENTRAL O-HIGH POINT 19 The Black Bisons of High Point, State Champions, added one more black mark on the Wildcats record to defeat our Centrals 19 to 0. Central remained unimpressive in its fifth loss of the season. The Wildcats were hampered by injuries and were unable to use several lirst stringers. CENTRAL 12-COLUMBTA 0 Central showed its old fire once again in completely outclassing a powerful eleven from South Carolina. Charlie Long, Dick Hoover and Earl Miller were the local standouts in the backfleld, Harris, starting center, turned in a creditable performance. CENTRAL 6--GAsToN1A 3 5 A fast tricky Greenwave from Gastonia completely baffled our Wildcats in our last home game to score three touchdowns in the first quarter and keep a substantial lead throughout the game. Trick plays, even the age-old Statue of Liberty, featured the fast moving action furnished by a well coached team from across the river. The defeat placed Central out of the Conference running. CENTRAL 0'-SALISBURY 13 Central's last game of the season was marred by a faster Boyden High eleven which scored in the opening minutes and held the lead throughout the game. The Wildcats opened up with a passing attack featuring Decker to Earl Miller and Oscar Miller. Kin- sey played a good game for his last per- formance. Puge One Hundred Nznv IlASKllIlAll df' BASKFTBALL MANAGERS Harry Benton, Arthur Capper, lrred Boger. Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central SEASONS RECORD Z6 .,... . . . Tech Z2 Qhomej 18 . . . . .Harding 43 Ctherej 27 , , . .Gastonia 38 Qtherej 24 . . . . .Harding 29 Chomej . . , ,Tech I7 Ctherej 20 . . . ,Gastonia 35 Qhomej 27. ,,.. Morris Field 41 qhomep . ,Greensboro 35 QHih Pointj 62 . . ..,... Derita 16 fhomej . . Davidson 24 Qhomej BASKETBALL TEAM Ftrs! row: Steve Fellos, Dave Foreman, Sammy Campbell, Bobby Carson. Second row: Jim Baynard, Tommy Harris, Paul Long. Lou Mendler. Ralph Williams. Page One Hundred Tm BASKETBAH Central High's 1943 Silver Streak cage quin- tet, starting the season late with not one let- terman returning, had Lady Luck's ill will throughout. What the Streaks lacked in skill and experience they made up in spirit and light, but this was not quite enough to surmount the advantage held by most of their foes. In the absence of a regular mentor, the quint was coached by Jack Nantz of the Charlotte Y. M. C. A. Guard Dave Foreman was team captain, and was re-elected for the 1944 season. The Streaks celebrated their belated opener on February 2 by downing Tech, 26-22. From there on out in the regular season, however, they were not to know victory. The Centrals lost six straight to fives from Harding, Gastonia, Morris Field Airbase, and to Tech in a return encounter. After the close of the oliicial campaign. the Central cagers were eliminated by Greensboro in the first round of the Western conference tourney in High Point and by Davidson High in the semi-Hnals of the City-County meet here. Forward Lew Mendler was chosen on the first all-tournament team in the latter meet, as well as leading all scorers with 30 points, Captain Foreman and Guard Steve Fellos were hon- ored on the second team. For the first time in history a Central ath- letic team dropped the city championship, Hard- ing taking two straight from the Streaks and three out of four from Tech to capture the diadem. In l944 things look brighter for the Cen- tral basketball hopes, as almost the entire var- sity will return. Receiving letters this year were Dave Fore- man, Lew Mendler, Steve Fellos, Paul Long, Tommy Harris, Bobby Carson, Sammy Camp- bell, Jim Baynard, Ralph Williams, Robert Beaver, and Manager Harry Benton. es I . ' Q V L ,, , an , ' Q ' .V 'wl d X . fx. - A-if F 'S ' 3 1-4, it 1 .5 -it-gr: . 1 X we .ars- C, ' Q i- ' 1 . ti . 1 2 Y r . - -gf Q 1 ff-sg . ' 2 , y , ' K rf. : K if-Q I f I ' it T , ff' i 'lg fi 'Xxx '. I' - 'a 'I J ' A ' ' Wu. f :V ' .4 4 i J .1 y 1 M. . . g , , 3 . f e M. f A-H , . .NXWA -J , fx G I ' Q - Q3 - - :Q . cf y t , y -Y: 4 ag. ngnb, VV A I ,X Cf f. 4 - , ' . X - K P' . V- of . . A ' It ' y , me - . 5 :S Top row: liellos. Williams, Long, Baynard. Mendler. Bottom row: Carson, Foreman, Campbell, Harris. Page Om' Hundred Eleven llASlBAll HAM First row: James Fowler, Jimmy Eskridge, Ben Cathey, Donald Charles, Buddy Byrum, Bruce Moody, John Tiddy. Second row: Donald Bridger, Dick Hoover, Harry Lemmons, Paul Brooks, Bill Taylor, Paul Berg. Third row: Jackie Gilbert, Basil Shoemaker, Zack Hull, Conch Vince Bradford. lt -li'-fl - . .,..:, A X Ig ,A ! Y. T px I . 4 ' A i. 4 .nn... . BILL TAYLOR JOHN TIDDI' JIMMY ESKRIDQE PAUL BERG JAMES FOWLLIQ PAUL Bnoozcs DICK I-IoovER BRUCE Moom Page One Hundred Twulvu . x : K V, . ii 4 , . I EIMS' AIHHTIC ASSIIIIIAIIU ' 0. LOUISE PATTON . . , . NANCY JANE ANSLEY ARLENE PALMER . . . WIARILEE HICKS .. LOUISE LAWING , . . RITA SMITH . DOT FOWLER .... NANCY BLAKELY ..., RUTH KINNEY . , MARY TEMPLETON . . RUTH MALONEY Y . , MAIQJORIE DEATON . , VME BAYNE ,Y..... Miss NIAVIS MITCHELI . President . Vice-President . Secretary . , . Treasurer , . Poinls Chairman . . .Baskefball , , . , Hockey . Swimmirzg Leader . . .Soffball . .Basketball .Basketball . Swimmlnu . .Sportsmanship ... .,,AdUz'ser Page One Hundred Thirteen IIUTSTANIIINIS TEAMS M 'V f 'K ? 'fA S ? ' A , , t I if -A f ,., QT V ,1 ' ,' . Y- ie.: f,5,fQ:f,-ff ' ,fr QQ, W, .. . I Page On ,WM J . 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CASH AND CARRY Let us serve your FORD, MERCURY and LINCOLN CAR HEATH MOTOR CO. 318 W. I'lIf'IIl SIRIEIEI' Authorized Ford Sale and Service ROSELAND FLORAL COMPANY Flowers For Every Occasion 300 N. Tryon Sl. ClIARIOl IIi, N, C. Phone 8191 Nighn 7970 DOMESTIC LAUNDRY, INC. Home of ZORIC CLEANING Phone 3-71 13 SUN CREST ORANGE and GRAPE Sun Crest Bottling Co. 1207 W, Morehead CHr'KRLOT'l'Ii. N. C. For Bus Transportation at Its Best- Always GO TRAILWAYS , I , at f. ..gm,mw,M . -X . -. K '- --ff . r ? 2' f ' ' 'F'-5' ECONOMICAL - SAFE - CONVENIENT SCHEDULES UUEEN CITY THAILWAYS 417 West Fifth St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. 5 EOR EVERYTHING NEW UNDER THE EASHION SUN. . .EOR DRESSES AND EORMALS AND COATS AND THlNOS...l.OOK TO I.UCIEI.LE'S WHO LOOKS TO YOUR FASHION LAURELS. Compliments of The Wm. H. Barringer HUTEL 'A' THE GOLD ROOM Fm Banquets and THE BAMBOO After the Theatre and the Dance FINE GIFTS page? .0112-. Jewelers and Siloersmiths 235 North Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Gao. AVRETT. I.. H. LEDBETTER President Secy.-Treus, AVRETT 8z LEDBETTER RooF1NG 8: HEATING Com PANY OFFICE AND FACTORY 419 East Seventh Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Your Guarantee of Goodness PEANUT BUTTER 5 X, P l SANDWICHES mnuiggg-QUCTS .H-v m. KMAILUTVLNI SWINSO FOOD PRODUCTS POTATOES CHIPS SALTED .. .,, Compliments of SCOTT DRUG CO. 112 South College Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. TUCKER-KIR BY CO. BUILDING MATERIALS COAL Phone 3-2116 -:- 520 West Palmer St The home of T-K service since 1.920 Compliments of CHARLOTTE LAUNDRY, INC. CHARLOTTE, N. C. l'lS'I'ABl,lSHED 1890 Compliments of THOMAS 85 HOWARD CO 411 S. College St. Phone 3-0112 'A' CHARLOTTE, N. C. CAROLINA BUSINESS SCHOOL INCORPCRATED The School Thafs Different F. D, TILLOTSON, President und Manager Phone 3-7738 Liberty Life Bldg. Charlotte, N. C. Accredited by National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools Compliments of BIGGERS BROTHERS INCORPORATED WHOLESALE FRUITS, PRODUCE CHARLOTTE, N. C. ., I ll 'NSURED F E D E R A L 'Z sAvl GS 8. LoAN AS 'N CHARLOTTE, N. C. MCALISTER CARSON HAL DEARMON It will pay you to pay us to pay your losses MCALISTER CARSON INSURANCE AGENCY Independence Bldg. Phone 8141 BOBBY CARSON VICTOR SHAW COMPANY Cm. College and Sixth sis. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 71 ll Finest and Most Modern Retreading and Recapping Facilities in the South Home of t'Top Flight Treads Compliments of LOUIS M. HOLMES PARK PLACE PHARMACY 703 Providence Road ak QUICK SERVICE SUUTHEHN FRUIT llll., llic. Jobbers of All Kinds of Fruits and Vegetables 4T9-427 West Second Street PHONE 3-6181 Enjoy FOREMOST MILK AND ICE CREAM PASTEURIZED It's H ealthfuf' Compliments of Education Absolutely Necessary For Progress CAROLINA IMPERIAL DOC-GET LUMBER Co. BROADWAY For Thirty Years A Dependable Place to Trade PHONE 8179 B. H. HEFNER PLUMBING-HEATING-PUMPS REPAIR SERVICE 315 west Fifth sum CHARLOTTE, N. C. Pno E 2-4752 Compliments of THE KAY JEWELRY CO. 111 S. Tryon Street Charlotte's Most Beautiful Jewelry Store Always on the Sq THOMAS GRIFFITH, President THOMAS C. HAYES, Vice-President THOMAS G, GRIFFITH, T ms rer Insurance Headquarters THOMAS GRIFFITH Sc CO. 508-515 Commercial Bldg.-Charlotte, N, C, t TELEPHONES ZJH95 and Z-4196 Insure with 'tlnsurance Headquarters -Anything Anywhere Except Your Life OFFICE FURNITURE, SUPPLIES PRINTING, ENGRAVING RUBBER STAMPS NOTARY SEALS PHONE 6185 KALE-LAWING COMPANY Everything for the Office 227-229 So. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N, C. S New York Colton Exchange MEMBERS I Memphis Cotlon Exchange MCIVER 8: PELL Cotton Merchants ISIIQ West Fourth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. GILMER-MOORE CO. 121 S. Tryon St. 'A' The Home of Fine Shoes SPORTS TIME WAR TIME SCHOOL TIME ALI. THE TIME Y0u'll Find the Newest Styles in 5lQ'zAzTq'Trrum C L U 'I' H Y S Young Mens Dept.-'ard Floor TATE- BROWN co Compliments of AGNEW 81 BROWN Experienced Property Manageru 113 Latta Arcade Phone 7735 There's Beauty in Clean Clothes 'A' MODEL LAUNDRY COMPANY, INC. 'A' Model-7'one Dry Cleaning Telephone 3-9011 'Ir Compliments of CHARLOTTE LAWYERS 'Ir Courtesy of O. A. BASS Representative of the I-IERFF-JONES COMPANY Manufacturers of CLASS RINGS AND DIPLOMAS FOR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL MYERS PARK PHARMACY 1400 W. Morehead Phone 7187 Specializing in PRESCRIPTIONS, DRUGS AND SICK ROOM SUPPLIES Prescriptions, drugs, and Sick room supplies delivered only Congratulations SPENCERIAN SCHOOL lixrlusivelif for uoung women SEC: ETAE IAL REVIEW SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHY FOUNDED IN I 929 KING AND SELMER BAND INSTRUMENTS EVERY KIND OF MUSIC BHUIJT MUSIC CUMPANY 108 W. 5th Street Phone 3-3603 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of S H I P A H O Y Charlotte's Leading Restaurant Bowl For Fan and Health The Perfect Exercise EHAHLUTTE BIIWLINE CENTER 112 W. 1st Street 24 REGULATION ALLEYS For VICTGRY Complimentr of the Ci'lARl.O'l l'E DOCTORS IN D I V I D U A L PHOTOGRAPHS for SNIPS AND CUTS made by DUNBAR STUDIOS CHARLOTTE, N. C. 4 The studio type negatives are Well pre- served in our tiles, from which Beauti- fully Processed Photographs may be had. Proofs Mailed Upon Request ' Wil DUNBAR STUDIOS Portraits College Annuals CHARLOTTE, N. C. - t K 1 8 ,. E Q I ,A I 'Qc ww 1 K 2 X ,H x , ,gk W F. 2 a R Q' ,1 XJ I il x X i 1 X, b Q, , or no 'Vx 1 2 .W X. 5 M av ,X 'E .. N ' -, is ,x Aw . , M x X Si, Z x 1 X 'x X . . 1 f tx E DMM? Q '! 1 X x K my MILK fmiiiw Q-.VIN I .- -may-' M '-,M : HEL 11, 'N . , . 742 ' ' ,N f. - RH L Wx- .., an 'S if f -2 :A E4 . 'Q t Lf- . Ji A sr Ag Y ' - - 'x :VL 5' 7 .lx uf ,N f 41 if K ' 'r A-v 'SX- . 3 r X A , '. .un ' ig ,W-M ,, A, 3- ff nw, 54: , -. .4 f 4, ..,, M' ff.Eff W? 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