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Central High School - Snips and Cuts Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

- Class of 1944

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HAROLD BURSLEY, Editor BILL LITTLE, Business Manager f ,ff,,:5zf' 4 V ,f ffiA' ,, ' 7' Lf' L ,,,, , ,W , s' , The cup pictured here is the one awarded Central as 1944 State Football Champions. The final game of the cham- pionship Was played in Charlotte No- vember 19 between the Central Wild- cats and the Raleigh Maroons. Cen- tral triumphed 7 to O. Preceding this game Central had Won the Western Con- ference championship. Central students this year have excelled in bond buying. They bought enough Bonds and Stamps to buy a Life Float for 6l persons, one Junior Triple Threat, a Jeep and a 7-person Life Float. -.-.M , W D , M At the time the Annual Went to press, students Were buying a P-51 Mustang. The Minute Man Flag Was flying over the school. Chairmen of the Stamp Com- mittee Were Jane Scarborough, first semes- ter, and Anne Seanor, second semester, with Miss DeVinny as adviser. Alto- gether 3l25,000 Worth of Bonds and Stamps Were bought through the school during the year. For bringing in scrap during the scrap drive, Central students were given a ride in a jeep provided by Morris Field. The three paper drives were success- ful. There were approximately l2,000 pounds of paper collected with almost 33100 made for the Student Council. The first semester chairman and a member of the committee, Marcia Bierman and Bill Little, respectively, are shown in the pic- ture. The second semester chairman was Mildred Graham. Miss Eleanor Markham served as adviser. Roy McKnight Won the title of Best Fighter in the City Intramural Boxing Tournament. The dates of the fights, which were held in the Armory Audi- torium, Were January 31 and February l and 2. Roy was in the 135-pound class and showed aggressiveness during all of his fights. t ii c f E iT.. - X un-M ' ,X -.ict -K '7.zfq.' ll Wz'th appreciation and gratitude deep in the heart of each of us, we humbly pay tribute to the former students of Central High School who are now seru- ing in our armed forces. When the fight for freedom is finished, may they once again pass through our school with the proud memory that they haue preserved it for the classes of future years, si i , 1 3 f qs. I-awwc Kfdihhitiiulis . 5 Wwe , A IN GRATEPUL appreciation for her guidance as adviser to the Student Government Organization, and for instilling in us the desire to go ever forward to meet the demands of life, and for the time and understanding she has given us with our individual problems, but more than these for just being at Central that we might know, respect, and love her, we the students of Central High School dedicate this annual to MRS. VIRGINIA AGNEW. OFFICERS First Semester PAT STEPHENS . , ,..4. President MILDRED GRAHAM ...,.. Vice-President MARTHA ANN HULL . . .Secretary BOBBY CARSON , . . . , .Treasurer STUDENT ASSEMBLY First row: Barbara Fisher, Jo Snell, Jean Thompson, Lamar McKey, Sue Young, Pat Stephens, Martha Ann Hull, Mildred Graham, Joanne Ledbetter, Carolyn Byrd, Martha Har- rison, Jane McCord, Edna Dunlap, Lib Usher. , Second row: Marcia Bierman, Shirley Gibson, Ruth Neal, Jewel Ross, Ruth Sellers, Mary Neal Ranson, Cornelia Ditto, Jane Fogus, Vivie Bayne, Jane Vaughn, Jean Anderson, Ann Seanor, Woolie Boyle. Third row: Shirley Fields, Ruth Kimmelstiel, Alice Barbee, Ann Bumgardner, Colleen Lowder, Lucie Hill Baxter, Lois Steger, Patty Green, Jane Stewart. Arlene Palmer, Mrs. Agnew, Adviser. Fourth row: Robert Hood, Jackie Neely, Patricia Cansler, Jean Sloan, Mary Stuart Hatch, Penney Masterman, Becky Jo Blankenship, Patsy Fortinberry, Betty Crowell, Jane Scar- borough, Jean Kendall. ' Fifth row: Frank Horne, David Ivey, Guy Chesick, Jimmie McClain, Harold Bursley, Martin Harkey, John Spillman, Ed Nickols, Bob Chapman, Jimmy Barnett, Donald Cobb, Bubber Talent. Sixth row: Brandon Davis, Bill Miller, Jake Wade, Benner Crigler, Bobby Hefner, Robert Sing, Bill Little, Bill Christianson, Boody Overcarsh. ,ff KX M M A C nunal gy OFFICERS Second Semester PAT STEPHENS ,....,.,,.,A President HAROLD BURsLEY ...4.. Vice-President TOMMY HARRIS . . . . . .Secretary CALVIN OVERCARSH , . .Treasurer STUDENT ASSEMBLY First row: Jean Thompson, Lamar McKey, Patsy Desmond, Joanne Ledbetter, Martha Harrison, Mildred Graham, Harold Bursley, Boody Overcarsh, Tommy Harris, Jean Quinn, Ada Mae Cook, Plat Patterson, Janet Cushman, Carolyn Hancock. Second row: Louise Hartsell, Ruth Sellers, Alice Barbee, Colleen Lowder, Marguerite John- son, Lucie Hill Baxter, Lois Steger, Arlene Palmer, Peggy Youngblood, Doris Tant, Plora Lee Bobbitt, Dell Boyce, Lillian McKennsey, Paye Shaw, Martha Bunn. Third row: -Bo Roddy, Jake Wade, Brandon Davis, Patricia Cansler, Betsy Matthews, Miriam lsenhour, Vivie Bayne, Betty Crowell. Patsy Portinberry, Ann Seanor, Boots Scott, Mrs. Agnew, Adviser, Bubber Tallent, Ken Clontz. Fourth row: James Perry, Bill Dyer, Crockette Chears, Bill Miller, Bill Christianson, Ciuy Chesick, Martin Harkey, Leighton Choate, Jimmie Barnett, Bill Little, Charlie Blake. 7? Y 'TBI , :nl , , ,,,, H- . H. , ,, , M- A, . .,. -,,.... . A Y f w w f i w , WAHM f K MR HARRY P I-IARDING DR ELMERH GARINGER Supermtendent of Cztq Schoole Prznczpal IVIISS IVIARION FRASISR IVIISS IVIILDRED SMITH Dean of Girls Secretary Page Ten ...XS-Q.. .fl .6315 AM M . MQW A a 6' MRS. VIRGINIA AGNEW, A.B., M.A. MISS CATHERINE CLEGG MISS LOUISA DULS. A.B., M.A. English AB., M.A, English Latin, Spanish MISS MARTHA AKERSI AB. MR. PRANKPZWNELLER. AB. Spanish MR. SELBY E. COEPMAN, JR., B.S. WSWS M V M A Chemwffy MISS MAE ELLIS A , AB., . . ' ISS IRGINIAF,eEgEN MISS ANNE CORRY,-A.B., M.A. English Mathematics MISS CORNELIAIPORE, A.B., M.A. MRS. MYRTLE ASBURY, A.B. MR OTTO DAHLEM B S Hfsfoflf Commercial Hisfaryy physical EdL1Caf','O'n MISS iSAIEAHIXIi.AFOSTER MISS MARYEQQEEQ' AB MS' MRS. S. E. DENTON, B.S., M.S. 5Pf1m'Sh Chenlmry MISS MARION FRASER. A.B., M.A. MISS ROSANNAIA BLAIR. A.B., BS. MISS MARGARET DEVINNY 511911577 L'b a 'm BCS' MSS I MRS. ELMER GARINGER, AB., B.S. OIT? QFCICI ' MR. VINCENT BRADEQRD. B.S, m Enghsh 1177981601 EdUCUfl0'7 MISS BERTHA DONNEILLY, A.B. MISS ELLIE GRIER, B.L., BS. Mathematics Latin MISS MARGARET BRANSFORD . A.B., M.A. MISS MINNIE DOWNS, AB. .MISS JESSIE GUIN. BS., M.A. French English History .QR 3 MRS. CORNELIA HENDERSON A.B.,M.A. Commercial Geography Miss Jiassii H12NoiQRsoN. AB. English MR. GUY HUTCH1Ns. BS. Music Miss Loulsii HUTCHISON. AB. Mathematics Miss SARA KLQLLY, AB. Mathematics Miss GMA I,AI3I3IiR'I'Y, AB., M.A. History Miss HIiI.I2N MACMANUS. AB. English Miss ELEANOR MARKIIAM AB.. M.A. Mathematics uw. 'is J MISS REBECCA MARKHANI Domestic Science MRS. MARGUERITE MORGIAN, BE Home Economics MISS MARGARET NEWLAND A.B., M.A. English MISS CORA GDONI. Commercial MR. HOWARD C, OLSON, AB., BS. Diversified Occupations MISS LILLIAN PARKs. English Miss JFSSIIE RANKIN. AB., M.A. History Miss JANET RoB1NsoN, A.B. Bible MR. WILLIAM G. SLATTERY, BS. Distrihatiue Education MISS NIABEL SMITH, Physical Education MR. RCBERT SMITH Music Miss DoRoTHEA SUMMERS, A.B History MR. MARK TINKHAM, AB. Physics Miss LoU1sE TUCKER Bible MRs. H. P, WHITACRE Mathematics MRs. FRANCES M. WHITAKER A.B., M.A. History MISS JANICE WOODS. Art. Interior Decoration gh, kk if 5 L ' f'2 - s, fr , A gui gfzx yf if F ', 5 7- ,f ' f f gffv Q , ' V af f f 1f'l,-- ' X Xa- U A Q- Q f -' V QW 'ff 151 , If, SW- ' 3 , fQ 'E w.,,, gw , zu Q' :Q I H , f 9544 W9 W WJ, A if , 3541, , X, , f L if K Y 1 , 4 f fa, PAT WILLIAMS PERRY ALLEN W .. W 51044 U!! EIRST SEMESTER . , , .,...,,....,..... . . . .Preszdent FRANK HORNE . A HAROLD BURSLEY , , . . , ,Vice-President ARLENE PALMER . A . . Secretary JEWEL Ross , , . , , .Treasurer rf' 'T 5 ,, if lil? Z 43' META 5' ,garfh Qu Eu A- 'f Wi.-A-A o 0 P EK' ff , fwwypv 3 ,,, f I 1 s 5 T, fm! HL' wdM,,,ffff 'L' 1 i Q iywfwy . f zu ,W ia 1 EHR R ETL? J 'Q Z , ,V , -Q V . 0 if f 4 R uf , Q I 2 ' s 1 T I if My fr I , mfs 2 I f f . xl , I! f A V J -9- 't7'.?fff' 'Z sflifi' WWW 'IZA-Jgfa ' I , ,f i SECOND SEMESTER STEWART YANDLE . . , T.,....,.,...,.T,,., .,T,. P resident EUGENE HUNTER . . . . , Vice-President MARY JANE MCGEE A . ,,.4 Secretary JEAN THOMPSON . . ..,. Treasurer Page Fourteen A f 9 W, k ' 5,4 A. if T 42: Klan may UM' ANNIS BLACK . A . A A ,Poet JOHN CIVIL . . . . .Prophet LUCIE BAXTER . , . , .Az-list WYLIE ORR . . A .Lawyer NORMAN GRIFFITH . . , .Historian ERVIN HINKLE . . . , .Song Wrz'ter W Q nw Page Fifteen lVlII-DRED ADAMS VIRGINIA ADKINS MARY JESSIE ALEXANDER AHflllflS and Stamps Representative 33 Girls' Athletic Association 33 Girl Reserve Club 33 Swimming Club 1, 2g Choir 1. PEGGY ANN ALEXANDER ' Choir l, 23 Student Assembly 13 Secretary Home Room l. PEGGY MAE ALEXANDER Girl- Reserve Cluh .l3 Nnminatorizil College 33 Ramlrlrr Repre- sentative 23 Sturlent Assembly Representative L25 Treasurer Home Room 1. I ERONTIS CLYDE ALLEN Treasurer Home Room J, Secretary lg Tennis 13 Traffic Com- mittee 1. - EDISON BRENT ALLEN Emu E Editor Rambler 1, 2, 33 Chairman Publicity Committee 2, 33 Nominatorial College 1, 23 Oratorieal anrl Debating Society 23 Secretary Home Room 3. JAMES AMMONS HJIIKIMYU Secretary and Treasurer Home Room: VVar Bonds and Stamps Iz6'1ll'CS6I1t3.tlV9Q Rambler Representativeg Student Assembly. MARTHA ELLEN AMON Rambler Staff 1, 2, 3. Reporter 1. Feature Editor 2, Circulation 'Manager 33 Publicity Committee 23 History Club 13 Red Cross 1, 25 S. O. L. Bible Club 1. I JEAN MCREE ANDERSON UCONVBOYU Girls' Good Sports Club 1. 2, 3. President 3: Secretary Home Room 33 Chairman Teen Age Committee 33 Cheerleader 33 War Bonds and Stamps Committee 23 Las Amigas 2. RUTH ANDERSON Spanish Club 2, 33 Office Assistant 33 Clubs and Organizations Committee 3. IRENE MARIA ARIAS Shorthand Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 23 Latin Cluh .23 Glee Club 23 Program Committee lg Bible Club l. RUTH ELIZABETH ARMSTRONG Office Assistant 33 Shorthand Club 2, 3: Invitational Com- mittee 3. JESSIE MAE ASHE UJ1'ICIl'1 Shorthzlntl Cluh 2, 3: Basketball 23 Service Committee 3. JOHN ANDREW BACHMAN, JR. Nominatorial College 33 .Salvage Committee 33 Traffic Commit- tee 23 Rambler Representative 2. JOANNE BAKER IO and UBAKI-IR Girls Reserve Club 1, 23 Spots and Fonts 23 Student Assembly 2: Spanish Club 2g Girls' Athletic Association 1. ALICE LOUISE BARBEE Student Assembly 33 Girl Reserve Club 33 Nominzttorial College 2, 3. BOBBY BLAKE BARNES Lambda Chi Bible Club 1, 2, 3, President 33 Honor Society 33 Vice-President Home Room 2, 'Secretary 35 Bonds and Stamps Committee3 Rambler Representative. O FRANK BARR Band 13 Orchestra 1, Z3 Spanish Club 23 Operations Committee 33 Dance Committee J: Cadet Corps lg Treasurer llome Room 1. ELEANOR CAMILLE BATES JACKIE President Home Room J: Las Aniigas Club Z. Secretary: tlirl Reserve Club 23 Bible Club 1, 2, Secretary lg Nominatorial Col- lege Z: VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 23 Spots and Foots 21 Choir 1, 23 Little Choir 1. WINFRED JOSIAH BAUCOM VlvHlZNl1 l Yice'Presiclent Home Room 1, Treasurer 5. LUCIE HILL BAXTER SNIIIS ANI: CUTS Staff Z, 3, Art Editor 3. Senior Photo Editor .lg Men in Service Committee 2, 3, Chairman 33 Bonds and Stamps Representative 33 Girls' Good Sports Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary .lg Sketch Club 33 Registration Committee J: Las Conquistadores 2, .lg Treasurer Junior Classg Junior Marshal: President Home Room J, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 13 Student Assembly 1: History Club 1. JOHN CHARLES BEACLE, JR. CHARLIE Orchestra lg Diversified Occupations 2. 3. CECIL MARRAY BEASLEY UGREEIC' Operations Committee 35 President Home Room .ig Basketball 1. DOROTHY QNEITA BEATY Rtznzlvlfr Representative 2. ROBERT MONROE BEAUMONT i'BOIlI!X',l Vice'Presiflent Home Room 3, Treasurer 2: Track 33 Yiee- President Hi-Y Club 2. 35 Choir 2, 33 Student Representative 23 Cadet Corps 15 Cafeteria 1. PARKS BERRYHILL, JR. Chorus Z, 33 Cadet Corps Z: Central Hi-Y Club 3. WALTER RUSSELL BETENEAUCH, JR. Bliss Football 1, 2, 3, Captain 3: Treasurer Home Room 1, President 23 Manager Boxing 15 Block Club 2. 3, Vice-President 33 Student Assembly 35 Track 3. WARREN BETHEL ul'ti1.Yu Band 13 Track 2, .lg Baseball 3g Vice-Presideiit Home Room 2, Treasurer 3. MARCIA BIERMAN Oflice Assistant 25 Lace and Pig Iron Representative 13 Service Bureau 2: Carnival Committee 13 S. O. l.. Bible Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Chairman Salvage Committee 3g Recreation Committee 3: Ee-rl Cross Committee 2: Student Assembly 3g Girls' Good Sports luv 3. BILLIE BIGGERS H. C. BIGOERS, JR. Secretary Home Room 3, Vice-President Z. PAULA BIRD Swimming Club 1, 3: Treasurer Sketch Club 3: l.e Cerele Francais 33 Treasurer Home Room 5: S. U. l,. Bible Club 33 Lost and Found Committee 3: Bonds and Stamps Committee J: Girl Reserves 3. ANNIS FIELD BLACK Girls' Good Sports Club 33 Rainblw' Representative .ig l.os Conquistadores 3: S. O. L. Bible Club 3: Secretary Las Amieas Club Z3 HOrnet's Nest History Club .lg La Yoix de France lg Treasurer Home Room 1. NORMAN MCKINLEY BLACK. JR. HBUIJIHYH Manager Football 3g Dance Committee 35 Operations Committec' 35 Student Assembly 1. WILLIAM NEAL BLANTON. JR. HBILLH Spanish Club J: National Honor Society 2. JL l.2ll'lllJtlll Cbi Bibli- Club 3, Vice-President and President 3, Treasurer 24 Band 1, 3. 35 Latin Club 1. 47 7V CN' lr., K 0-V, 1 X. if I my-A J aw a FRITZ BLUIVI President Home Room 23 Secretary French Club 3. BUEORD BOBBITT Ilornet's Nest History Club Z3 Girls' Athletic Association 23 Tennis 2. Chairman 2: Swimming Z: Basketball lg Girl Reserve Club 1: Program Committee 23 Nominatorial College 1, 2. FLORA LEE BOBBITT DEC S. U. L. Bible Club 3: Honor Society Z, 33 Latin Club 1, 2. 33 Choir 1. FRED A. BOGER, JR. Football 1, Z, 33 Block C Club 1, 2, 35 Intramural Boxing 25 Basketball 1, Manager 2, MARGARET JEFFERSON BOGER Spots and Foots 2, Man Who Came to Dinner Z3 Stage Door 1. EDITH LUCILLE BOOOS Eine Bonds and Stamps Committee 33 Nominatorial College 35 Girl Reserve Club Z3 French Club 1, 2. MARY BO-LEN Orchestra 1, 25 Chorus 3. ROY BOOKOUT RUTH JANE BOONE Bible Club lg Girl Reserve Club 1: Junior Marshal 23 Vice- President Home Room lg Spots and Foots 2: Student Council Representative 3. RALPH BOSTIAN UMCGI-LE Secretary Home Room 1, 2, President 1, 3, Hi-Y Club lg Nominatorial College 1, 25 Student Assembly 1, 3: Secretary Junior Classg Ofhce Assistant 33 Camera Club 13 SNIPS AND CUTS Staff 3: Operations Committee 3: War Bonds and Stamps Committee 3: House and Grounds Committee 1. DELL DOUGLAS BOYCE Choir 1, 33 S. 0. L. Bible Club 1, Z, 33 Chairman Janitors and Maidsg Girl Reserve Club 1. 2: Chairman House and Grounds Committee ali Tennis lg Hockey 1. WILLIS R. BOYD, JR. 'tBUDDv Ruuzlwlm' Representative 334 Vice-President Home Room 1, 2g Cadet Corps 1g Traffic Committee 3. BETTY BOYLAN CHARLES DOUGLAS BRASWELL Bans KATHERINE LOUISE BROCK UCHICKENU Girls' Athletic Association 35 Girl Reserve Club 32 Ramlflrr' Staff 3g Swimming Club 39 Tennis Club 35 Shorthand Club 2. VICTOR BROCKMANN HXTICU KAT1-IRYN ANN BROWDER Choir 3. KENNETH BROWDER I I l l l i l I l I I I I I Il I l 'I l I CLIFFORD W. BROWN CI.II-'F Band 1, 2, 33 Cadet Corps 33 Hi-Y Club 3. MARGARET CATHERINE BROWN Secretary Home Room 1, 3: Honor Society 3, Secretary 33 Chairman Diploma Committee 3: Cafeteria Committee 35 Latin Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 Los Conquistadores 3g Red Cross Corn- mittee 33 Las Amigas 23 Nominatorial College 1. MARGARET LOUISE BROWN NAIAGGI E Program Committee 33 5NIPS AND CI'Ts Staff 33 Vtfar Bonds and Stamps Committe 33 Hall of Fame Committee 23 Girls' flood Sports Club 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Secretary Home Room 2, MAROIE MARCELLE BRYANT Home Room Representative 2. MARTHA EUGENIA BUNN uAlAR'1'YU Student Assembly 3g Rambler Staff 3: Shorthand Club 2, 3g Girl Reserve Club 33 Cafeteria Committee 33 Swimming and Tennis Clubs 33 Girls' Athletic Association 33 Choir 1. CHARLES SLOAN BURNS HCHARLIEH Vice-President Home Room 1, 3. HAROLD BURSLEY llBl'Rl' Vice-President Senior Classg Vice-President Student Council 3: Editor SNIPS AND CUTS 3, Junior Editor 12: Teen Age Committee 33 Boxing 33 Camera Club 33 Bonds and Stamps Representative 23 Junior Marshal 23 Preiident Home Room 1. HELENE CAHN Chorus 3. JAMES NILSON CAIL JI M Milf Vice-President Home Room 2, 33 Salvage Committee 3: Office 3 Operations Committee 23 Cadet Corps 13 Traffic Committee l. ALBERT PRINCE CAMERON Air Corps. CAROLYN PATRICIA CANSLER Chairman Red Cross Committee 2, 3: Student Assembly Rep- resentative 23 Vice-President Hornet's Nest History Club 3. President 23 Co-Chairman Senior Ring Committee 33 Vice-Presb dent Honor Society 33 Latin Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3: S. Q. IL. Bible Club 1, 2, 33 Junior Marshal 23 Girls' Good Sports 'lux 3. NED CARRIKER HCRIPR Baseball 1, 2, 3g Football 1. 2, 3: Block HC Club 2. 33 Secre- tary Home Room 33 Social Committee 33 Senior Banquet Coni- mittee 3. DORIS QLIVIA CARROLL HSQUEEKYH Vice-President Home Room 3, Treasurer 2, President 1: VYar Bonds and Stamps Representative 3g Orchestra 1. Z. 3' Student Assembly 1: S. O. L. Bible Club lg Le Petit Circle 3: Red Cross Committee 3. BARBARA CARTER President Diversified Education Club. CHARLOTTE ANN CARTER Vice-President Home Room 1, Secretary 2: Tennis lg Swim- ming Zg Softball 1. RUSSELL STEPHEN CASE, JR. BUDDY Vice-President Home Room 1. Secretary Z. 3: Cadet Corps lg Intramural Boxing Z3 War Stamps and Bonds Representative lg Spanish Club 33 Operations Committee 23 Variety Sliow 2. MARY MARGARET CASPER Treasurer Home Room 3, President 25 Service Bureau 33 Office 33 Spanish Club 33 HOl'l1CI,S Nest History Club Z. 3: VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 23 Las Amigas 2: Nominatorial College 2: Girls' Athletic Association lg S. 0. L. Bible Club 13 History Club 1. BETTY RAE CAUDLE HSQUIRTH Treasurer Home Room 33 Band 1, 2, 33 S. O. L. Bible Club Sp Shorthand Club 2. :ev mga Ii f33ff'Q5.,. R41 Z K 1 f 1-. Q yr B. 'Sli -sf 3 xl, . f 1 I K X. , , X V i ' - JVM' f ,,, ...,., . , QW-f Q I WW -fab 501- sp' Xl! , L41 4,7 K.. 15 ffm wmgjf BETTIE CHAPLIN 11s xwn C115 9t1ff 2 Men In Servme Comrmttee 1 C1 food 91101 ts Club 1 'Sec1eta1y Home Room W P1es11le11t 1 Cafe tum Comnuttce 3 HELEN THRASH CHAPMAN I'11RAsH 1eaQ111L1 f1rls A 1let1c ASQOCI 1t1o11 9 J I Blble un erxe Club 7 C 7 3 Refi CIOSQ French C11 VK1T'I1l'I1l1'l 1 JOHN FRANK CHAPMAN FINA 111111111111 H111 of Lame Commlttee 3 Iro5,1am Commlttee 3 lllY'll01 N131 21111 7 IYEIQUICI' Home Room 7 P1eQ1fle11t 1 QGCIC y 1 BOYIITL, MARGARET CLARA CHARLES LIIARIII N cutux H 11110 Rofm 3 'Nommntoual College Z Sl'lO11l1lllC llub 7 3 OHICL Asslstmt 3 lllXI1'3t10US Lomnuttee 1 WILLIAM CROCKETT CHEARS JR ll6Sl1l6llf 1101118 Room 3 Tmffic Comm1ttc-e 7 PIOLIEIIH Com m1ttLe 1 III X Club 3 Stufle It Assembly Rc-preoeutatlxe 5 GUY S CHESICK JR Otlnll 1 Student AQsembly I Dance COTIIITIIIISC 1 ,am ack C L uJ 7 3 qccretny Home Room 7 Il'l1lZll'Tllll Il Boxmg, Qke-tb'Ill 1 7 B Cl ll BILL CI-IRISTIANSEN CIIRIST1 Ootbwll I Bmketbqll 3 T 111115 1 3 Dance C0l'I'II'l'Iltt8C W Cl1111m 1 Premflent lumm Cll9Q P1eQ1flent Sophomore Class Presulcnt Home Room 1 7 BO'c111I.z 1 7 TYCdSl1YCT Stuflent UL1llCll JOHN CIVIL IxF1I-IOIE Ixeolfleut Home Room 1 7 Boxmg FRANCES CLARDY ,ga Sl1o1tha11fl Club 7 3 Orchestm 7 KF' ROBERT LEE CILOYD BOIIII1 Cafetum Comm1ttee 1 Rambler Qtaff 'G 171817-FIC Commlttee Z 1,1ltO'l1CZil Debitmg, Qnmety 7 ? 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F fs 'z I -,,g,,'E 'll-1 3 ' ', tl . I Y ,f 14' l ' ll I '67 L I ' ,7 'I'1'.'.:. .z'zgQ zfC ' -. l I 'N I Cl .g , ,2,3. , 4 I I I r Ch, 1, .5 Q ing lub 1g Bibl . N iii A tant 3' .771-l1'71'l ' JL, .1 fl ' L' ' 7 o 2, .. 111' - - K K-, A ' M: ,' ' 2' C 1. O JOHN GOODWIN CRADDOCK, JR. I.JAu,K,- President Home Room 23 'l'r:IHic Committee 31 lIornet's Nest History Club 2. EVELYN ANNE CRAIG VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 33 Girl Reserve Club 33 Swimming Club 1, 33 Stuclent Assembly .23 Rrzmblvr Staff l, J: Nominatorial College l, Z3 Yice'Presirlent Home Room lg 1.11 -I' und Pig Iron Staff 1: Tennis Club 1. MILDRED LEE CRAIG Shorthancl Club 2. 3: Vice-President Home Room l. MIRIAM ROSE CROWE ROsII-3 Secretary Home Room 2, Vice-Presirlent lg lianml I. Z3 lI'IImlvlI'r Stat? l. BETTY JO CROWELL President Home Room 1, Vice-President 2, 35 bX'lll' Bonils Iunl Stamps Committee 33 Lost Zllltl Founcl Committee 3: Nominatorial College 33 Spanish Club 33 Student Assembly 3: Girls' Goorl Sports Club 3. MARY FRANCES CROWELL llonor Society 35 Shorthand Club 2, 3. Secretary 2: l?Iunbl1r Representative 35 Swimming 2. ELSA CULVERN l.:Itin Club 21 llonor Society 2. BETTY JO CURTIS Vice-President Home Room 33 Secretary Spanish Club 33 xvill' Bonds and Stamps Committee 2, 33 Basketball 33 Girls' Goofl Sports Club 33 Lost anfl Founrl Committee 2. JEAN CUSHMAN Cafeteria Committee 35 Nominatoriztl College 33 Sliorthanil Club 2. 3, Secretary 3, President 2, Vice-President 31 Ring Committee 33 Choir l, 23 Secretary Home Room lg Sturlent Assembly lg Girls' Gootl Sports Club 3. JANE BRADY DANIEL S. O. l.. Bible Club 3, Basketball, Co-Captain 2, 33 Softball 33 Treasurer Home Room 1, 2, Hockey 1. MARION PATRICIA DARSEY HPATSYH House zinfl Grounrls Committee. HELEN DAVAULT Honor Society 2, 3. Secretary 33 Recl Cross Committee 33 Los Conquistzulores 33 S. O. l.. Bible Club 2. 3: Mascot Committee 33 Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 23 Las Amigos 25 Secretary Home Room lg Assistant to Miss Fraser 3. ELMORE DAVENPORT Secretory Home Room 35 House- and Grounzls Committee 3 Nominatorial College lg Lara and Pm Iran Stuff 1. ALICE CALDWELL DAVIDSON Hornet's Nest History Club 2, 3, Treasurer 23 l.m'I' and Pio Iron Staff 15 Honor Society 33 S. U. I.. Bible Club 2, 35 Latin Club Z. 3, Treasurer 3, Vice-President 33 Civic Committee 3: Presimlent Home Room 1, Vice-President 33 Chairman P.-T. A. Committee 3. BRANDON DAVIS Caclet Corpsg Sketch Clubg Rrmzblvr Staff. MARJORIE LOUISE DEATON lDlZA'l'ON Swimming 2, 33 Nominatorial College 3: xyill' Bonds :intl Stzunps 33 Traffic Force 34 Choir 13 Secretary Home Room l. BARBARA ANN DEMAR BARS Girls' Goocl Sports Club 33 Office Assistant 33 Refl Cross Rep- resentative 3g Service Bureau 35 Rzzniblw' Staff 35 Nominatorizll College Z, 31 Men in Service 35 History Club lg Cafeteria Com- mittee. DERYL DENT Secretary Home Room 3' Choir 3. aff' W-QQ Qin- ff' 51. N0 5- 7 I KATHRYN DESMOND PAT sY Girls' Good Sports Club 33 President Home Room Q, Vice- Presiclent 2, Secretary 23 Sturlent Assembly 33 Nominatorial College 2. MONROE DIGGS Orchestra 1, 2, 3. KATHERINE DIXON Bible Club 33 Le Cercle Francais, Treasurer 3. HELEN DOUGLAS Spots and Foots 1, 2g Nominatorial College 1, 23 History Club 2, 33 S. O. L, Bible Club 33 Spanish Club 2, 33 Red Cross Com- mittee 33 Student Council Congress 13 Swimming 23 Basketball 1, 23 Tennis 1. MYRTLE P. DUNCAN Girl Reserve Club 1, 2: Shorthand Club 2, 33 Hockey 13 Otiice Assistant 33 Invitations Committee 3. DORIS COLLEEN EDDENS Do1'TIE S. O. L. Bible Club 33 Choir 1, 2, 33 Treasurer Home Room 2. RICHARD WARREN ELAM Diversified Occupations 33 Caclet Corps 2. ANN TAYLOR EMERSON Honor Society .ig Sketch Club 33 Latin Club 2, 33 Salvage Committee Z3 Rambler Representative 13 Secretary Home Room 13 Carnival Committee 1. PETER G. ENGLISH ' PETE Football 2, 33 Block C Club 33 Student Assembly 33 Dance Committee 3: Tickets and Operations Committee 33 Secretary Home Room 1, Treasurer 1. DAVID EVANS Dramatics Club3 Play You VCan't Take It VVith Young VVar Bonals anrl Stamps CUl'l1I'Il1ttCEQ Camera Club. FRANCES MARION EANT Presiflent Home Room 3, Vice-President 3, Secretary 1: Student Assembly 23 Band l. 2: VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 23 Nominatorizil College 1. ANN EVERETT FAUCETT French Club 1. EDWARD RAY FAULKNER C. HUDSON FAVELL Choir 2. 3. MARY EVA FLAKE .Secretary Home Room 33 Traffic Committee 33- Cafeteria Com- mittee 33 VVar Boncls anfl Stamps Representative 2, 33 Nom- inatorial College 23 Assistant Circulation Manager Rambler 2. t NICK FLOROS Football 31 Track 33 Basketball 3: President Home Room 33 Student Assembly 23 Orchestra 1. ERNEST CLIFFORD POARD, JR. UCLIFFU CHARLES T. POLEY Honor Society 2, 33 Treasurer Home Room 33 Oratorical and Debating Society, Treasurer 2, Secretary 3, Sergeant-at-Arms 33 Commencement Committee. O FRANCES FORD Student Assembly 1, 33 VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 33 President Home Room 2, Vice-President 1, Rumlllrr Stat? 1, Feature Editor 2, Student Assembly 13 Swimming' Club lg Luft' and Pig Iron Staff 1. JEANNE PORNEY Lost and Found Committee 33 Bible .Club 33 Salvage Cmnnuttee 23 Treasurer Home Room 1, Vice-President 1, Secretary 15 Girls' Good Sports Club 3. DAVID M. FOREMAN SMILIaY Vice-President Home Room 13 Block UC Club 2, 3, Treasurei 3, Football 3, Manager 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 2, 3. PATSY ANN PORTINBERRY Red Cross Committee 2, Secretary Home Room Z, Treasurer lg Chairman Hall of Fame Committee 3: Social Committee 23 Hornefs Nest History Club 2, Vice-President: Miss Frasier's Office: Girls' Good Sports Club 3. DOROTHY HILDA FOWLER Soccer 3, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Manager 3: Basketball l, 2, Manager 33 Softball 1, 2, 33 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, Track 3. RICHARD FOWLER Junior Marshal, Vice-President Home Room 2, Treasurer 1. LOOMIS FOX JEAN ELIZABETH FRIDY HITRIDYY, VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 3, Lost and Found Com- mittee 35 Nominatorial College 3g Girls' Good Sports Club 3. ROBERT CLIFTON FUNDERBURK U,rI'IUNDERl!0L'l'H Navy, Diversified Occupations 2, 3, EUGENE FURR JAMES FURR JIMMIE Block C Club. ARCHER FUTCH, JR. Traffic Force 35 Cadet Corps lg Cafeteria lg History Club l. KATHRINE PLEISHMAN NANCY ISABELLE GALLOWAY Bible Club 3: Shorthand Club 23 VVar Bonds and Stamps Rep- resentative 2. JOHN 'ROYAL GERKE jERR SNIPS ANP CUTS Stat? 3, Vice-President French Club 33 Rambler Representative 35 Secretary-Treasurer Home Room 23 Baud 23 Spots and Fonts 2. FRITZ D. GIBSON, JR. UGIBH Choir, Theory and Harmony 35 Treasurer Home Room 7 Cadet Corps 1: Cafeteria 1. SHIRLEY GRAY GIBSON AJIB.. Band 1, 2, 33 Treasurer Home Room 39 Student Assembly 2, 3. MARY ELEANOR GOELLER USCARLETTU Honor Society 3, President Home Room 1, 3, Vice-President 33 Senior Mascot Committee 33 Choir 1, 2, 35 Junior Marshal, Nominatorial College 25 Student Assembly Representative .21 Social Committee 3. QTL R55 ah- 89 in l1'gri -, I--f TfT K' it 4-in -fl 114C A 1 - 1 X' I WINIERED COUCH GOEE 'WVINNII3' Swimming 2: Scrap Drive Representative 23 VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 23 Nominatorial College 33 Art Club 2: Trafiic Committee 2, Red Cross 3: President Home Room 33 Los Cori' quistadores 33 Treasurer Sketch Club 35 Men in Service Com- mittee 35 Basketball 3. WILLIAM JACKSON GOEORTI-I Too'rsIE Secretary Home Room 1, Vice-President 33 Salvage Committee 3. RUTH L. GOLDING Honor Society 2. 33 Choir 3: French Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3. JOSEPH ROBERT GOODMAN Bon Cadet Corps 15 Ili-Y Club 1. MILDRED REBECCA GRAHAM NAIILU Swimming 1, 23 Choir 23 Secretary Student Council 2. Vice- President 35 Treasurer Home Room 2. 33 Basketball Tournament 2, 3: Junior Marshal: Spots and Foots 2: Girls' Good Sports Club 2, 133 Shorthand Club 33 Chairman Salvage Committee 33 Cheer- Ieam er 3. SARAH FRANCES GRAHAM Noosa IIornet's Nest History Club 1: Vice-President Home Room 25 Ilible Club 33 Choir 3. HERBERT GREEN Hman Band 1. 2, 3, Orchestra 2. PATRICIA ANN GREEN PAT'rv Chairman Social Committee 33 Cheerleader 35 Girls' Good Sports Club 2. 3, Vice-President 35 Sponsor -Editor SNIPS AND CUTS 33 Honor Society 33 Junior Marshal: Dramatics Club 1. 2, Yicea President 1, gl NVIIIYS and Means Committee 23 VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 2, Spanish Club 2: Vice-President Home Room 2, Nominatorial College 2, 33 House and Grounds Committee 1: Bible Club 13 IAM and Pig Iran Staff 13 Swimming 1, 23 Rambler Representative 1. KENNETH GREENE UREDU XVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 3, Band 1, 2, 35 Secre- tary and Treasurer Home Room 3, Secretary 2, Vice-President 1: Camera Club 3. VIRGINIA GREENE HJENNYU Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 3. DORA ELIZABETH GRIEEIN UI.IBU Shorthand Club 2. 35 Secretary Home Room 35 VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 3g Typist SNIPS AND CUTS 2. JEAN MARIE GRIFFIN YicesPresident Home Room 1, Secretary 3, Treasurer 1: Rambler Representative 2. BETTY JEWEL CJRIEEITI-I I.a Yoix de France 2, 3, President 3, Treasurer 23 Bible Club 3. NORMAN E. GRIEEITH, JR. Vice-President Home Room 13 Science Club 1: Junior Marshal 2: Dance Committee 23 Honor Society 33 Navy V-12. WILLIAM JOHNSON HALEY BILL Vice-President Home Room 33 Choir 2, 33 Football 2, Hi-Y Club 3. CALVIN HAMILTON Cadet Corps 1. FLORENCE HAMILTON Vice-President Home Room 35 Bible Club 2, 3: Rec1'Cross Committee 33 Girl Reserve Club 33 Girls' Athletic Association 35 Svrinmiing Club 3. DOROTHY LILLIAN HAMM Diversitied Education 33 Dramatics Club 1, 2. O CAROLYN TERRY HANCOCK President Home Room 3: Student Assembly 35 Softball 2, 35 Basketball 25 Swimming 35 Shorthand Club Z, 35 Bible Club 1. MARTIN LUTHER HARKEY, JR. Student Assembly 35 Spanish Club 35 Traffic Committee 2: Treasurer Home Room 15 RiHe Club 15 Cadet Corps 15 Rambler Representative 1. MARTHA HARRISON A'QLlPlENIPZ.' Salvage Committee 35 Girls' Good Sports Club 35 Student As, sembly 35 SNIPS ANI1 CUTS Staff 35 Los Conquistadores 35 YVar Bondsand Stamps Committee 3g Social Committee 35 Publicity Committee.A35 House and Grounds Committee 25 Las Amigas 2: Nominatorial College 25 Rambler Representative l. 2: Secretary Home Room 15 History Club 15 Liza' and Pig Iran Representative 13 Swimming 1. THOMAS PERRY HARTIS, JR. TOlNIh1X',' Secretary Home Room 1, Treasurer 35 Nominatorial College 2. MARY STUART HATCH D. A. R. Citizenship Awardg President Home Room 3, Vice- President 25 President Hoi'net's Nest History Club 3, Secretary lg Bible Club, President 3, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 2, Secretary 13 Chairman Civic Committee 35 Chairman Commencement Com- mittee 35 Junior Marshal: Honor Society 2. 35 Social Committee 25 Cafeteria Committee 1. RUTH SHELTON HEATH Choir. KATHLEEN HEWSON UVTSINAH Orchestra 15 Hornet's Nest History Club 2, 3, Secretary 3: Nominatorial College 25 Basketball 25 Bible Club 35 Spanish Club 35 Honor Society 35 VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 33 Chairman Service Bureau 3. GLORIA HEINKE HGOOII-3 Secretary Shorthand Club 25 Nominatorial College 1. ERVIN GEORGE HINKLE Band 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Secretary Home Room 3, Presi- rlent 1, 25 Operations Committee 2. ROBERT LEE HONEYCUTT. JR. Band 15 President Home Room 1, Vice-President 2, Treasurer 3. WORTH B. HOOPER. JR. DUB Diversified Occupation. NANCY HOPE House and Grounds Committee 15 Girls' Bible Club 15 Hornet's Nest History Club 2: Girl Reserve Club 1, 2, 3, President 2, 35 Inter-Club Council Representative 1. 2, 35 Secretary llome Room 1, Vice-President 3. FRANK LEIGH HORNE HFRANKIEU President Senior Class: Treasurer Home Room 35 Chairman Salvage Committee 35 Senior Ring Committee. MARION GRACE HOUSER '-'row VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 35 Choir 1, 2. HILDA JAMES HOWARD HBOODLERH Shorthand Club 25 Spots and Foots 25 Basketball 1, 25 Softball 1, 25 Nominatorial College 15 Rambler Representative 1. MARTHA ANN HULL UMA., Secretary Student Council 25 Cheerleader 25 Girls' Good Sports Club 25 Basketball 1. MARVIN HUMPHREYS THOMAS LANE HUNT TOMMY Rambler Representative 15 Choir 25 Honor Society 2. 35 Short- hand Club 2, 35 Invitations Committee 3. rw X ,f ,M- apps 'r 47' M x 1. are TRI 1331 I Y O EUGENE HUNTER President Home Room 1, Treasurer 1, 2. 33 House and Grounds Committee 13 Camera Club 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 13 Junior Marshal3 Operations Committee 33 Student Assembly 13 Nominatorial Col- lege 1, 23 Rtzmblvr Representative 1, 2, 33 Senior Banquet Com- n1ittee3 Vice-President Senior Class. HELEN HUNTER SNIPS ANI: CUTS Staffg Spots and Foots 1,3 Nominatorial College 13 Rt11I7I71t'V Representative 23 Social Committee 2. ROBERT EUGENE HUNTER. JR. Cadet Corps 2: Rifle Club 2. DOROTHY CAROLYN HURT Choir 1, 2, 33 S. O. L. Bible Club 33 Secretary Home Room 33 XY:tr Bonds and Stamps Committee 3. PHYLLIS JOYCE ISENHOUR Choir 13 Secretary Home Room 2, President 33 Ring Committee 33 Traffic Force 33 Swimming Z, 3. DOROTHY JARRE LL IIornet's Nest History Club 2, 33 Latin Club 23 Honor Society 2. 33 S. U. l.. Bible Club 33 French Club 13 Vice-President Home Room 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 23 Cafeteria Committee 3. ELEANOR JOHNSON Choir 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 33 Program Committee 33 S. O, L, Bible Club 1, 2, 33 Little Choir 1. MARGUERITE JOHNSON Sxtifs AND CL'Ts Staff 2, 3. Circulation Manager 33 Chairman Social Committee 33 Girls' Good Sports Club 2, 33 Vice-President Junior Classg Junior iblZl1'Sl'l2llQ President Home Room 23 Spanish Club 23 VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 23 NYays and Means Committee 23 Student Assembly 13 Swimming Club 1. LATTA CRAWFORD JOHNSTON Band 1, 2, 3. Treasurer 33 Librarian 23 Orchestra 3. SARAH CONSTANCE KALES UCONNIEP S. U. L. Bible Club 2, 33 Girl Reserve Club 2, 33 Shorthand Club. Finance Committee Z3 Rambler Representative 13 Treasurer Ilome Room 13 Red Cross Committee 2. JAMES GRAY KALLAM Football 1, 2, 33 Block HC Club 33 Boxing Manager 13 Intra- mural Boxing Manager 2, 3. CALVIN KELBAUGH DONA JEAN KELLER S, O. L. Bible Club Z, 3. LABAN R. KELLY, JR. Diversified Occupations Club 3. JEAN KENDALL Student Assembly 33 Treasurer Shorthand Club 2, 33 Mascot Committee 3: Le Petit Circle 33 Rambler Representative 23 Nominatorial College 1. RUTH KIMMELSTIEL Chairman Service Bureau 33 Honor Society 2. 33 Hornet's Nest History Club 2, 33 S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 33 Le Cercle Francais 33 Latin Club 1, Z. Vice-President 23 Senior Ring Committee 2, 3, Co-Chairman 33 Vice-President Home Room 1. PATSY ANNE KING P.A. VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 33 Cap and Gown Committee 33 Treasurer Home Room 2, Secretary 23 Rambler Representative 2. FRANCES IRENE KINNEY KLFRANKIEY' Girl Reserve Club 33 Girls' Athletic Association 33 2nd Year Shorthand Club 33 Basketball 3. O MILDRED KIRKLAND MMU... French Club 23 History Club 2. WILMA CATHERINE KIRKMAN CAR Girls' Good Sports Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 33 Spanish Club 13 Choir 23 Student Assembly 13 Teen Age Committee 33 Vt'ar Bonds and Stamps Committee 2. LOUISE ALEXANDER LAWING Student Assembly 23 Othce Assistant 33 S. 0. l.. Bible Club 1, 2, 33 Girl Reserve Club 13 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 33 Home Room Representative 13 Points Chairman 23 Publicity Chair- man 33 Hockey 13 Basketball 1, 2, 33 Softball I, 33 Secretary Typing Class 13 President Shorthand Class 23 Shorthand Club 2, 3, President 33 Honor Society 3. CATHERINE LEGRAND C Choir 1, 23 Shorthand Club 23 Student Assembly lg History flub l. WILLIAM A. LITTLE UBILLI, President Home Room 33 Business Manager SNIPS AND Cuts 33 Salvage Committee 33 Student Assembly 33 Nominatoriztl College 3. JULIA ALICE LINES lijunyu Vice-President Home Room 33 Czip and Gown Committee .li VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 3. PAUL I-I. LONG ul.I'I'TI.E NIANH and 'KLONG JOHN Vice-President Home Room 3, Treasurer 33 Hi-Y Club 33 Block C Club 33 Choir 23 Traffic Force 1, 23 Basketball 1, 2, 3. COLLEEN LOWDER VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 33 Shorthand Club 2, Student Assembly 33 History Club 13 Secretary Home Room 7 ROBERT NELSON LYLES Bon Secretary Home Room 3, Treasurer 23 Trzilahc Committee 3 Secretary Hi-Y Club 33 Rambler Representative 1. DORIS PARK MACDOUGALL MDOOGIEH and RED Girls' Good Sports Club 2 3, Treasurer 33 Spanish Club 3, Treasurer3 Choir 1, 23 Tieasurer Home Room 1, Secretary Z. 33 History Club 13 Swimming Club l, 2. CHARLOTTE MAFFITT nl.OTTIl-In Senior Ring Committee 33 Orchestra 1, 2, 33 Bzinrl 33 llonoi Society 2, 33 Spanish Club 2, 3, President 3. ANN MANNING Girl Reserve Club 23 Rambler Representative 2. BETSY MATTHEWS President Home Room 13 Rambler Representative 33 S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 33 Spanish Club 33 Student Assembly 33 Service Bureau 33 Social Committee 33 Red Cross Committee 3: Senior Commencement Committee 33 Office Assistant 3: Giris' State Representative 2. FRED R. MCALISTER. JR. EVA MCBRIDE French Club 13 VVzir Bonds and Stamps Representative 23 Swim- ming 23 Sketch Club 33 Girls' Athletic Association 33 Hockey 3. WILLIAM D. MCAULEY DICKEY ' Choir 33 Distributive Education 33 Diversified Occupations 3. LOLA DAVIS MCCLAIN Distributive Education 33 Spots and Foots 23 Girl Reserve Club 23 S. O. l.. Bible Club 1, 23 Choir 1, 2, 33 Shorthand Club 2. JOHN ROBERT MCCLURE Bonn Football 23 Rambler Representative. Y' Q ,qw 1- ,fa .nr 3' 'Vw' i I Y I . at ig L. -one F ,rv gr 4' AC! in flu, O MARGARET JANE MCCORD Chairman Lost and Found Committee 3: Senior Banquet Com- mittee 3: VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 3: Los Conquistadores 3: Girls' Good Sports Club 2, 3: Secretary Junior Class: Hall of Fame Committee 2: Las Amigas 2: Secretary Sophomore Class: Secretary Home Room 1: Lnrr' and Pig Iran Representative 1: History Club 1. MARGARET MCCUEN MAC Secretary llistributive Education 3. JOHN TALBOT MCCULLOCH MAC Student Assembly 1, 2: NYaste Paper Chairman 2: VVar Bonds and Stamp Representative 2: Vice-President Home Room 1. LEWELL MCCULLOUGH MARY JANE MCGEE Secretary Senior Class: Girls' Good Sports Club 3: Nominatorial College 3: Junior Marshal: Student Assembly 2: President Home Room 2. Secretary 1. GEORGE F. MCGRAW BUCK 'Football 1, 2, 3. Alternate Captain 3: Block C Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 2, President 3: President Home Room 3: Manager Baseball 1, 2. ROY MCINTYRE LILLIAN LOUISE MCKENZIE Student Assembly 3: Rauzblvr Representative 2, 3: Shorthand Club 2. 32 Softball 2, 3: Swimming 2, 3: Vice-President Home Room 1. LAMAR MCKEY Chairman Election Committee 3: Secretary Home Room 2, 3: Co-Chairman Red Cross Committee 3: Junior Marshal: VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 2: Spots and Foots 1, 2: Swimming 2: lain' Ima' Pig Iron Representative 1. BARBARA CLAIRE MCLAIN BARS Girl Reserve Club 3: Bible Club 3: Choir 2: Program Committee 2. JAMES HOWARD MCLAIN. JR. UPOKER-FAKE Chairman Visual Aids Committee 3. BARBARA JEAN MCLANE President Home Room 2. lVlARIAN MCLAUCHLIN Choir 2. KATHERINE ROSE MELTON Rambler Representative 3: VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 3: Paper Committee 3: Chemistry Research Club 1: l.atIn Club 1. JOHN LEWIS MENDLER. JR. LEW President Home Room 3, Treasurer 3, Secretary and Treasurer l: Basketball 1, 2, 3: Block C Club 2, 3: Spanish Club 1. BETTY JEAN MILLER Rambler Representative 1: Nominatorial College 1. GEORGE J. MILLER Treasurer Home Room 1, 2, 3: Football 3: Track 3: Operations Committee 3: Band 1. 2: VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 3. PATSY MILLER PAT Red Cross Committee 3: Girls' Good Sports Club 3: Senior Ring Committee 3: Nominatorial College 3: President Home Room 3: VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 3: Las Amigas 2: Los Conquistadores 3: Program Committee 1: Choir 1: Rnmblvr Rep- resentative 1. O WILLIAM CLYDE MILLER. JR. HBILLH Junior Marshal: HonoI' Society 2, 33 Basketball. Manager 3: Sports Editor Rambler 35 Chairman Traffic Committee 33 lli-Y Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2: President Home Room 1, Treasurer 2, 3: Vice-President Sophomore Class 2. BETTY JUNE MILLS RUSH Girl Reserve Club 33 Swimming Club 33 Shorthand Club 2. 3. Vice-President 3, President 2, Treasurer 23 Ranzlvlvr Stat? .lg Men in Service Committee 33 Art Club 1. 23 Basketball 2: Carni- val Committee lg Treasurer Home Room 1. RODNEY MCBEATH MOAK HRHODNEYU Hornet's Nest History Club 3: VVar Bonds and Stamps Com- mittee 3: President Home Room 3g Visual Aids Committee 1. RICHARD MUELLER HTJICKH Los Conquistadores 35 Rambler Staff 2, 35 Swimming Team 1, 2g Band 1. MARCUS MULKEY Nominatorial College 1, 33 Trafbc Committee 2: xxvill' Bonds and Stamps Representative 25 Rambler Representative 13 Paper Cmn- mittee 1. EDWARD GRIMES MULLEN MOON Treasurer Home Room 3, President 15 Chorus 1. 2, 33 Nlanagci Football 2. CHERYLE LUCILLE MUNDAY CHERRY War Bonds and Stamps Committee 33 Hornet's Nest llistory Club 33 Treasurer Home Room 2, Secretary lg Secretary German Club 2g Spots and Foots 1. VIRGINIA KINC, MURRAY ..JEN,, Girl Reserve Club 3, Treasurerg Treasurer Home Room 33 S. O. L. Bible Club 1. SARAH LOUISE MUSE Shorthand Club 2, 33 Girl Reserve Club 1. 3. ANNE STRUDWICK NASH Larc' and Pig Iron Representative 1: Secretary Home Room 1: Choir 1, 35 Ramblvi' Reporter 35 Cafeteria 35 History Club 1. RUTH NEAL Girls' Good Sports Club 3: Spanish Club 23 President History Club 2: President Home Room 23 Student Assembly 3: c'2lfCfCI'l1l Committee 3: Nominatorial College 33 Swimming 3. JACQUELINE NEELY HJACKIEH President Home Room 3, Treasurer 2: Student Assembly 33 Red Cross Committee 3: HOrnet's Nest History Club 33 Assembly Committee 33 Spanish Club 2, 35 S. O, L. Bible Club 1. JOSEPH ALOYSIUS NEILSON JO JO Cafeteria lg Football 2, 3: Block C Club .lg Baseball 1, 2. MARGARET SCOTT NEWELL Shorthand Club 2, 3, President 3. JAMES NIELL Football 3. ELLEN REBECCA NICHOLSON Einar House and Grounds Committee 35 Honor Society 2. 3. CAROLYN NORMAN Secretary Home Room 1, 25 S. U. L, Bible Club Zg Spots and Foots 2. MARY SUSAN NORRIS Girl Reserve Club 2, 33 Honor Society Z, 3: Chairman of Pro' grams for Graduation 33 Student Assembly 3, Vice-President Home Room 3: Office Assistant 35 Spanish Club 25 VVar Bonrls and Stamps Committee 2. 3 Obs tl 'L SUN 'I 3 JUN- lbs O JOHN MAYNARD O'CONNOR. JR. HREDH TYZICLI 1. 2, 345 Hi-Y Club 1, Z, 3, Secretary 2. President 35 Football 25 Boxing 25 Manager Baseball 2, 35 Block C Club 2, 35 Cafeteria 1, 2. MARY HELEN ORR Hmm Rnmlalrr' Representative 35 Choir Z5 Spots and Foots 2. FRANK WYLIE QRR. JR. VVILLIE Honor Society 2, 3, President 35 Oratorical and Debating Society l, 2. 3, President 3. Vice-President 25 Program Committee 35 President Home Room 1, 2, 35 Assistant Chief Marshal5 Student Assembly 25 Vice-President Junior Class5 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 Hornet's Nest History Club 2, 3. CALVIN SCOTT OVERCARSH Boom ' Treasurer Student Council 35 Tickets and Operations Committee 1, 2, 3, Chairman 35 President Home Room 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Secretary 15 Nominatorial College 1, Z, 35 Student Assembly 2: Program Committee 35 Dance Committee 35 SNIPS AND CUTS Staff 35 Honor Society 35 Junior Marshal. Y LLOYD WILLIAM QVERCASH CASH Central Hi-Y Club 2, 35 Choir Z, 3, Treasurer 35 Secretary Home Room 35 Chairman Swing Lobby Committee 35 Baseball 3. MAE BETH CWENS Cboir 15 Girls' Good Sports Club 35 Secretary-Treasurer Home Room 35 Shorthand Club 15 Secretary Shorthand Class 2. RUTH ARLENE PALMER Secretary Senior Class5 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 35 Captain Swimming Team 35 Nominatorial College 35 Student As- sembly 35 Captain Basketball 35 SNIPS AND CUTs Stat? 35 Red Cross Committee 35 Hockey 35 Softball '35 Tennis 35 Vice-Presi- dent Sketch Club 35 Junior Marshal: Dramatics Club 1, 2: Presi- dent Home Room 2. Secretary 1. BARNEY LEE PARKER Visual Aids 2, 3. JOSEPH C. PEASE HJOE.. KATHARINE STEWART PEASELEY 'iKAPPY'li Girls' Good Sports Club 3. RACHEL PEGRAM RAYE President Las Amigas 25 Glfl'RCS6l'VE Club 1, Z5 Spots and Foots 25 Girls' Athletic Association 15 VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 25 Omce Assistant 3. ' ROY PERRY, JR. Student Assembly 15 Carnival Committee 15 Nominatorial Col- lege 25 Orchestra 1, 2, 3. ALFRED PITTS Treasurer Honor Society 3. WALTER VANN POLK Band 35 Orchestra 3. CLARA PORTER Distributive Education Club 3. EARL NATHAN PORTER Honor Society 3. DOROTHY LOUISE PRATHER DonRY Business Department Office Assistant 35 Shorthand Club 2, 35 S. O. I.. Bible Club 1. JAMES SYLVESTER PRICE HJIMMY., Band 1, 2, 39 Nominatorial College 35 Baseball 3. as DORIS PROPST President Shorthand Clubg Honor Societyg Girl Reserve Cfubg Chairman Invitations Con-mittec: llomc Room Salvage Represen- IHUVC. MARY JOYCE PARUETTE Choir 2. .. JUNE DELORES PUCKETT 'APUCKETTU Girls' Good Sports Club 2, 53 Senior Banquet Committee: Choir 1, 2g Ranzblcf Representative lg Vice-President Home Room l, 2. JEAN ISABEL QUINN Student Assembly: President Home Room Z, 3, Vice-President 1: P.-T. A. Committee 3: Social Committee: S. O. I,..Biblc Club 3: junior Marshal: VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 2. MARY NEAL RAMSON Secretary-Treasurer Home Room 33 Chairman P.-T. A, Com, mittee 35 Student Council lg Student Assembly 2, .lg Girl Reserve Club 3. FRANCES I-IOWLAND REID S. O. I.. Bible Club 2. ALLIE BRIDCERS RIDOUT Vice-President Home Room 23 Basketball 1, 23 Ramlnlrr Repre- sentative lg Glee Club 1. VIRGINIA ROBINSON Nominatorial College 35 Chairman Senior Mascot Committee .ll Registration Committee .33 Treasurer Home Room 23 Bible Club 2 3 , . WARREN ROBINSON ALICE ROSS Dramatics Club 1, 25 French Club 1. 2. JEWELL M. ROSS UGYPSIEH Treasurer Senior Class 33 Chairman Cafeteria Committee 33 Traffic Committee 55 Secretary Home Room 3. President 23 Junior Marshal 25 Nominatorial College 2: Basketball 13 Las Amigas Z: Girls' Good Sports Club 3. WILLIAM PUTNAM Ross BILLYU Band 1. MINNIE ROUNTREE President Home Room 13 Spanish Club 2, 3, Treasurer 2 Secretary Z: Nominatorial College 23 Spanish Club 3: Honor So- ciety 2, 3g Chairman Coaching Bureau 33 junior Marshal. DORIS JEAN RUCKER Choir 1. 2, 33 Secretary Home Room 2, Vice-President 33 Girl Reserve Club 1. JEROLINE RUDISELL HJERRYH Treasurer Shorthand Club 25 Choir 35 Girls' Good Sports Club 3. MARILYN SUE SAILERS Rambler' Stal? 3, Representative 2, 39 Lost and Found Committee 33 Nominatorial College 25 Tennis 33 Swimming 33 Diploma Com- mittee 3g Hornet's Nest History Club 33 S. 0. I.. Bible Club 33 Girl Reserve Club 35 Girls' Athletic Association 3. MARVIN HAROLD SALINE Nominatorial College 35 Program Committee 33 Rambler Rep- resentative 3. EMMA ROWLAND SAUNDERS Shorthand Club 25 Swimming Club 23 S. O. L. Bible Club 3. z 1 1-1 V kv 'X- 'UN X. :flip 'iv ji v- Y. 4'9 L. , frft We f 1. i gf A .mf ,wing X 1 i .AH 2 LUCY VANCE SAUNDERS FOREST SCALES JANE COLLIER SCARBOROUGH LAGARl!0li President Sophomore Classg Vice-President Home Room 1. Pres- ident Z3 Student Assembly 1, 23 Swimming Club 1: Latin Club 1: Spanish Club 2: Chairman VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 31 Girls' Good Sports Club 2. 3, Treasurer 3. MARY ANNE SEANOR HSEANORH Girls' Good Sports Club 2, 3, Secretary 33 Nominatorial College 33 Student Assembly Z, J: Chairman Senior Banquet Committeeg Program Committee 3: Social Committee 33 Spanish Club 35 Chairman VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 3. BETTY ELENA SEHORN Vice-President Home Room 1, Secretary Z. BARBARA SEIGLE LEWIS EDWARD SHANNON ED Diversified Occupations 2. 3. JEANNE SHELTON Ra:nblt'r Representative 3. BASIL SHOEMARER UI'IAMMER HEAD Boxing 1, 2. 33 Baseball 2, 3. JACK SIDEMAN ONETIME Lure and Pig Iron! Representative 13 Nominatorial College 1, 23 Secretary Home Room 23 Dramatics Club Z: VVays and Means Committee 25 Cheerleader 33 War Bonds and Stamps Committee .23 Chairman Dance Committee 3: Diversified Occupation Class 3. ROBERT FLOYD SING. JR. Student Assembly 35 Hi-Y Club 35 Traffic Committee J. JANE HAMPDEN SMALL Secretary Home Room 3. JEAN SMATHERS ALLENE LORAINE SMITH S. O. I.. Bible Club 33 Student Assembly 23 House and Grounds Committee 2. ELEANOR DEETTE SMITH DACKY Girls' Athletic Association 1: French Club 1: Band 1, 2, 35 Treasurer History Club 25 Spots and Foots 2g Girl Reserve Club 2, 33 Bible Club 33 Secretary and Treasurer Home Room 31 Nominatorial College 3. RICHARD SMITH Track 13 Distributive Education 3. ROBERT MOORE SMITH HPEACIIESH Choir 1. 24 Shorthand Club 2, 35 Social Committee 3. PEARL LANE SNELL AIO., Basketball lg Rambler Representative lg Secretary and Treasurei Home Room 1, Treasurer 35 Las Amigas 23 Swimming 23 Teen Age Committee 35 Student Assembly Representative J: Honor Society 33 Girls' Good Sports Club 3. EARLE FREDERICK SPAUGH Boys' Good Sports Club 2, 3, President 35 Junior Marshal: Stu- dcnt Assembly 25 Nominatorial College 25 Vice-President Home Room 1, Secretary 2, Treasurer 25 Band lg Orchestra l. 23 Operations Committee Zgllistory Club 25 Visual Aids 33 Hi-Y Club 25 Track 1. JOHN PERRY SPILLMAN. JR. Honor Society 2, 35 Diploma Committee 35 Uratorical and Debat- ing Society 2, 3, Vice-President 35 Latin Club 2, 3, Parliamentarian 35 Student Assembly 35 Hi-Y Club Z, 35 Trafiic Committee 35 Junior Marshalg Treasurer Home Room 2, Secretary 15 Spots and Foots 25 Nominatorial College 1. 2. ROBERT EDWARD SPURRIER BOIsIIx ' ELIZABETH LLOYD STARNES HBE'l I'YU Bible Club 1, 2, 3g Girl Reserve Club 25 House and Grounds Committee-5 Tennis 15 Hockcy 1. HALL STARNES BILL STAPLETON MSTAPEM President Home Room 3, Treasurer 2, Secretary 15 Choir 1, 2, 3, President 3, Treasurer Z5 Block UC Club 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 35 Treasurer Shorthand Club 22 ,Iunior Marshal. LOIS MASSEY STEOER LOUIS Student Assembly 35 Miss Fraser's Uflice 35 Rambler Represen- tative 35 French Club 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Social Committee 33 Los Conquistadores 2, 33 Student Service Bureau 2, 35 Girls' Good Sports Club 2. 35 xxvill' Bonds and Stamps Com- mittee 2: Spots and Foots 25 Nominatorial College 25 Secretary Home Room 2, Treasurer 15 Program Committee 25 History Club 15 Choir 15 House and Grounds Committee I. GEORGE A. STEPHENS Air Corps. PATRICIA ADA LANCASTER STEPHENS UPA'l ' President Student Council 35 Girls' Good Sports Club 1, 2, 35 President Home Room 1, Z5 Chairman VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 25 Program Committee 2g NVays and Means Committee Z5 Girls' Athletic Association 15 Nominatorial College l: Red Cross Committee 25 SNIPS AND CUTS Staff 2, 3, Advertising Manager 35 Spanish Club Z5 Choir .25 Cheerleader 3. JANE ELLERBE STEWART S'I'I'IVV'l Senior Ring Committee 35 Le Cercle Francais 3, President 32 War Bonds and Stamps Committee 35 Girls' Athletic Association 31 Co-Captain Basketball 35 Men in Service Committee 35 Girls' Good Sports Club 2, 3: SNIPS AND CUTS Staff 2, 3, Clubs and Organiza- tions Manager 35 Honor Society 2, 35 Student Assembly 2. 3, Junior Marshal5 Nominatorial College .25 House and Grounds Coin- niittec I, Chairman 25 Latin Club lg Spots and Foots 2, 3. THOMAS MARSHALL STEWART TOM Football 2, 35 Block CU Club 35 Track 35 President Home Room 3, Treasurer 25 lllanager Baseball 25 Intramural Boxing 3. FREDERICK E. STILLWELL TIFREDI1 Football 35 Intramural Boxing 33 Home Room Bonds and Stamps Chairman 35 Operations Committee 35 VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee 35 Track 35 Vice-President Home Room 3, Treasurer 33 Chairman Election Committee 3. BETTY STINE Band 1, 2, 3, Secretary 35 Girls' Good Sports Club 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Hornet's Nest History Club 35 Treasurer Home Room 1, 2, 35 Chairman Civic Committee 3. BARBARA LEE STITT HBOIEBII-l'l Band 1, 2, 35 Secretary Home Room 2, 3, Treasurer 15 Short- hand Club 2, 3, Student Assembly 25 Rambler Representative 1, 2, WILLIAM ROBERT STRANGE NBILLH Block C Club 2, 35 Social Chairman 3: Manager Football 1, 2. 35 Manager Baseball 1, Z. 35 Manager Basketball 15 Traffic Committee 1, 2, 35 Carnival Committee 1, 25 Vice-President llonic Room Z, Secretary 35 Cafeteria 15 Nominatorial College 15 Choir 2. ARLIE STRATE LILLIE RUTH STROUD Swimming 3 Basketball 5 Softball. HELEN SWITZER Girls' Athletic Association 2g Girl Reserve Club 15 Basketball 1, Z5 Tennis 25 Hornet's Nest History Club 25 Program Coms mittee 25 War Bonds and Stamps Representative 15 Swimming' 1, 25 Recreation Committee Representative 1. 1' IGP'- 4175, ,4- img lbs. ,. 3 I it ff is AU Vim '-is 'W' Us 'Ng PEGGY JEAN TANT S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 35 House and Grounds Committee 3. TOMMY TASSOS Cadet Corps 2. MARY TEMPLETON URIURRAYH Girls' Athletic Association 2, 33 Basketball 2, 35 Soccer 2. 35 Hockey 2, 33 Captain Stingarees Basketball Team. JEAN THOMPSON Treasurer Senior Class: Vice-President Home Room 3, Secretary 1. 23 Chairman Clubs and Organizations Committee 33 Chairman Cap and Gown Committee 33 Girls' Good Sports Club 33 History Club 35 Junior Marshal: Student Assembly 23 VVar Bonds and Stamps Representative 21 Choir 1: C0-Chairman Men in Service Committee 3. THACKER THROWER Air Corps. JUANITA ANNETTE TREADWELL NMA Treasurer Home Room 3, Secretary 2. Vice-President 1.-Presi- dent 3: Girl Reserve Club 3, Secretary. 3: Student Council Rep- resentative .2g Chairman Program Committee 1. DOROTHY JEAN TURPIE Girls' Good Sports Club 33 Vice-President Home Room 33 Chair- man Finance Committee 3g Lost and Found Committee 33 Pro- gram Committee 33 Bible Club 3g Spots and Foots 23 Student Assembly lg Carnival Committee 1. RICHARD TWINING JANE VAUGHAN Student Assembly 35 VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee V33 Lost and Found Committee 35 Girls' Good Sports Club 33 Spanish Club 23 Choir 1. DONALD WADE CHARLES THOMAS WALKER, JR. HCHARLIEH Student Assembly Representative 23 Program Committeeklg Red Cross Committee 2: Diploma Committee 31 Trafhc Committee 2: Registration Committee 3. DAVID WALKER JACK WALKER JOHN ARTHUR WALKER H-lOHNNIlil' Band 1, 2, 3, President 3g Student Assembly 3. GUY WALLACE Treasurer Choir 3: Bookstore 25 Rambler Stal? 2, 3. MARNIE LEE WALLIN ELMER ARTHUR WALTON, JR. SoNNv Honor Society 35 Shorthand Club 2, 35 Office 35 Diploma Com- mittee 35 Cadet Corps 3. ROBERT WILLIAM WARMBOLD BOB Hi-Y Club 15 Vice-President Home Room 1, 3, President 33 Camera Club 15 Cadet Corps 25 Operations Committee 3: Nomi- natorial Colle e 3' War Bonds and Stamws Committee 35 Rambler 5 g K. I Representative 3. MARY VIRGINIA WARREN A Cappella Choir 35 President Home Room 3. CARL B. WASHAM, JR. CHARLES WESLEY WEST uCHARLIIil' FRANCES WILLIAMS S. O. L. Bible Club 15 French Club 1. ROBERT WILLIAMSON HCOTTONH Rambler Staff 3. ELIZABETH MAUNEY WOLF UBETTYH Spanish Club 35 Rambler Representative 35 Men in Service Com- mittee 35 Treasurer Home Room 35 Basketball 25. Nominatorizil College 25 Swimming Club 25 Honor Society 35 Choir 1. BONNIE MYRTLE WILSON HRlLT'1'TH ROSE MARIE WRIGHT Sliortliancl Club 2. MARGARET VIRGINIA WOOD Vice-Presirlent French Club 35 Editorial Stat? French Newspaper 35 Cafeteria Committee 35 Nominatorial College 35 Girl Reserve Club 35 War Bonds and Stamps Representative Z, STEWART WATSON YANDLE Presiflent Senior Class: Chairman Senior Gift Conimittee 35 Chairman Trafhc Committee 33 Senior Ring Committee 35 Honor Society 2, 3, Vice-President 3, Treasurer 35 Junior 3l3l'Sl'l2llQ VVays and Means Committee 25 Latin Club 1. PEGGY JANE YOUNGBLOOD S. O. L. Bible Club 35 VVar Bonfls and Stamps Representative 35 Student Assembly 35 La Voix fle France 1, 2. 35 Cap and Gown Committee 35 Civic Committee 3. W' inv- 4hnm...A an N 5 Q -if P wx E A 3 gt I S? ,bs 4 mf my fer, XV! 1. XF, R . gk ' L' fr ff!! 1' z f A If If 1 T Y! BOODY QVERCARSH AND PAT STEPHENS , A Best All-Round JACK SIDEMAN AND PAT MILLER , ,,.,. Wz'rtz'est JIMMY FURR AND PATTY GREEN , . ,Friendliest RED GREENE AND ANNE SEANOR A . , , A , . . ,Besz Dancer JOHN SPILLMAN AND MARY STUART HATCH . . .Best Scholar 40' L ' if f7N S 5 xx Y 1 , jjj , f Q 'f f ! X X T7 ' ' X ,f gl ffflf A l , L25 Y ff f - ,. , ' U K1 2: H A 'X xx 1:1 - xi X A fo Q5 ,L 1 1 ,f l K ,jf-25: .T -' Egg ' : fm VT, E1 2 s R K ,AND HELEN CHAPMAN ......,,,.. , L Jo Jo NEILSON ...,..,,, ..,.,.,.. . LUCIE BAXTER AND 'WYLIE ORR L . . . , A . . MILDRED GRAHAM AND 'RALPH BOSTIAN . MARGARET BOGER ................,EA.,.A H. C. BIGGERS ....4,E,..E.., . ARLENE PALMER AND WALTER BETENEAUCH 1 . . , Biggest Heart-breaker A iBiggesr Bull Shooter ,Most Likely to Succeed ,.,.iiiMost Popular . . T . . ,Prettiest Girl . , Best Looking Boy . . L . .Most Athletic .HMA . . ln September of l94l, our nation was still at peace with the world. The attack on Pearl Harbor was then merely a Hendish plan in the minds of the Japanese war lords. Our class entered Central with enthusiastic anticipation of the coming events of our high school life. Little did we dream that in two years many of our members would be serving in the armed forces of our nation. Despite Pearl Harbor and the declaration of war which followed, it was a great year for our class, full of new experiences, new friendships, and social activities. However, many interests developed aside from normal peacetime activities. Our class entered wholeheartedly into the various programs relative to the war effort: the Cen- tral High School Cadet Corps, Red Cross. Pirst Aid Classes, salvage campaigns, and the sale of war bonds and stamps. As leaders for our sophomore year, we chose first semester: Jane Scarborough, president: Bill Wil- cox, vice-president: Bill Stokes, treasurer: Laurie Clark, secretary: second semester: Bill Christiansen. president: Bill Miller, vice-president: Kenneth Young. treasurer: Jane McCord, secretary. Miss Louise Hutch- ison was our class adviser. In sports the boxing team contributed heavily to what might have been a dull year for our athletic teams. Under the guidance of Miss Mary Louise Cireen, the dramatic department presented two hits, Stage Door and Seventeen. The band was rewarded for its splendid work with an invitation to the Music Educators' Convention in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. In the spring of 1942. the Spanish Fiesta furnished Central with the entertainment highlight of the year. We opened our junior year on a new schedule. As a result of lengthened periods. of which there were to be only six a day, several of our normal activities were curtailed. Noon movies ceased to exist, chem- istry became a one period affair, and the Lace ana' Pia Iron, one of the three large Central publications, was only a memory. Dur band lost its able and popu- lar leader, Lonnie Sides, and was reduced to half the size of previous years. Our class officers for the first semester were Bill Stokes, president: Marguerite Johnson, vice-president: Jane McCord, secretary: Kenneth Young, treasurer: second semester, Bill Christiansen, president: Wylie Orr, vice-president: Ralph Bostian. secretary: Lucy Hill Baxter, treasurer. John H. Norman was our class adviser. Bill Christiansen and Mildred Graham were elected from our class to the ofiices of treasurer and secretary respectively of the Student Council for the first semester. In the second semester we chose our Junior Marshals with Bill Christiansen as the Uchief. Page Thirty-ezghl During our junior year Central really began to feel the effects of the war. Even then our boys were beginning to join the armed forces. Despite the diffi- culties our dance committee gave us several successful dances during the year. The dramatics department presented two great hits, The Man Who Came to Dinner and You Can'r Take It Wz'th You. In the spring Central presented one of the finest variety shows in its history. Despite the break in our ranks as a result of sum- mer graduating classes, and the large number of boys going into the armed services. our senior year was an outstanding one in the history of our school. Under the guidance of Pat Stephens, our Student Council president, a peak in school spirit and co- operation between students and faculty was reached. With the enthusiastic support of our entire student body, our football team through the fine coaching of Vince Bradford and his able assistants won the West- ern Conference title, and defeating Raleigh, Eastern Conference winner, for the state championship, accepted an invitation to play Miami High School in the Orange Bowl stadium. Assistant Pat Stephens at the helm of the Student Council for the first semester were Mildred Graham. vice-president: Martha Ann Hull, secretary: Bobby Carson. treasurer. Gur popular and capable Pat Ste- phens was re-elected as president for the second semes- ter. The other officers were Harold Bursley, vice-presi- dent, Arleen Palmer. secretary: Calvin Overcarsh, treasurer. We elected as our senior class officers first semester: Erank Horne, president: Harold Bursley, vice-presi- dent: Arlene Palmer, secretary: Jewel Ross, treasurer. Second semester officers were Stewart Yandle, presi- dent: Eugene Hunter, vice-president: Mary Jane Mc- Gee, secretary: Jean Thompson, treasurer. The Daughters of the American Revolution added another name to the long list of outstanding girls of Central High School when it presented to Mary Stuart Hatch its coveted yearly award. The Student Council presented a very successful operetta, Hats Ohf, March 22 to 23. Jean Cushman and Bill Stapleton starred in the singing leads. Unlike other years, the demands of global war altered the outlook and future plans for many. Some of our classmates left school to go forth to the far flung ields of service for our nation. Many more were soon to follow. The pleasant memories of three years at Central High School went with all to the difficult years ahead. NORMAN E. GRIPFIT1-1. JR., Historian. Plzophecy, 79 4 This is your daily reporter coming to you from the heart of New York, U. S. A. I bring you first world news and events: Pat Stephens, strict advocate of The Rights of American Women, is succeeding, it seems, to have the Constitution amended so that it will be possible for a woman to be President of The United States. Probably the most startling news of the day is that Bob Warmbold. America's No. l playboy, has informed this reporter that he has a job, Don't believe it until you see it. Patricia Cansler, famed cross-country walker, has just broken her 1953 record walk from Washington to New York. John Bachman, owner of Bachman Motor Cor- poration, has perfected a new amphibious flying auto. John says he will retire soon. Loomis Eox, former U. S. Army Air Corps Cap- tain, is now chief test pilot for Caneron Aircraft. It is rumored that Senator Eugene Hunter, former Infantry sergeant, will run for Governor of North Carolina in the coming election, Professor Tom Stewart, head of the physics de- partment at the University of Chicago, was recently awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for his discovery of peroxene, a bleaching agent far more effective than peroxide. Murray CGreekj Beasley, who is dissatisned with the new reconstruction program of Greece, is plan- ning to overthrow the present government and estab- lish himself as head of the New Regime. Harold Bursley, president of American Distilleries. Inc., a strict antiprohibitionist, appeared before a Senate investigating committee today. Bursley stated that prohibition not only would break the morale of millions of Americans, but would mean financial ruin for himself. ON BROADWAY After years of unsuccessful attempts to become a famous bandleader, Ervin Hinkle and his worn-out followers are still living on the eighty dollars they made from the B, G. S. Club dance ten years ago. Let's Em Has It One Time, is playing its four- teenth consecutive week on Broadway. This terrific comedy is starring Jack Sideman and Ann Seanor. Take it from this reporter and see the three Broadf way Wilds, i'Blondie Green, Mil Graham. and Elashy MacDougall, at the gala opening of the Roxy Theater this week. Also featured with Red Greene, the crooner, tonite on station AKAY. HOLLYWOOD Screen actress Jean Anderson has broken her con- tract with MGM studios, Reports say that she will act in nothing but cowboy roles. Producer Norman Black is said to be having con- siderable trouble with some Hollywood actresses. Black's ex-wives in the cast are probably the trouble. SPORT NEWS Head football coach of Notre Dame, Bags Beten- baugh. has completed his fifth consecutive year there, We have been informed that heavyweight boxing champion of the world, Jimmy Eurr, will take his leave from the ring soon. His title will be given back to ex-champ, Joe Louis. The champ's manager, Bill Strange, said that they would both retire to their pastime as pool sharks. Bill Christiansen is defending his title as tennis champion of the world this week in England. SOCIAL ACTIVITIES After ten years of making up and breaking up, Mary Jane McGee and General Ralph Bostian of the American Air Eorces are expected to wed soon. Mrs. Jane McCord Rike is giving a charity ball this week-end at her home on Riverside Drive. With the completion of the 3500.000 Barons Country Club overlooking Lake Champlain, a formal dance will be given by the club members. Attending will be the strict society of New York. The former Miss Martha Ann Hull was seen shop- ping in Paris' bargain basement recently. Her fifth husband is in town on a billiard exhibition. That's all the news for now, Americans, so stand by until tomorrow when I will bring you more highlights and happenings of the day. Until then, good luck to you. and I do mean you. JOHN CIVIL. Page Thirlq-nim klillanij We, the Seniors of I944, being fully conscious of the approaching end of our happy and profitable sojourn at Central Senior High. and desiring to bestow upon others justly entitled thereto per stirpes, and also per capita, all of our endowments, entitlements, hereditaments, and idiosyncracies. do solemnly make, publish and declare this our Last Will and Testament: ARTICLE I-To THE FACULTY Items- l. To Dr. Garinger, our faithful and beloved principal, we bequeath our gratitude for his painstaking and sympathetic help at all times. 2. To Miss Eraser, we express our heartiest desire that the at- tendance of next year's Senior Class will be of such unfail- ing perfection that the little red card will become a memento of the past. 3. To Miss Eleanor Markham, we leave three red leather desk copies of Trig, Solid, and College appropriately marked with the correct answers: and also a season's pass to all those Blue Devil football massacres, 4. To Mr. Coffman. we leave a copy of a thesis which explains in detail and in chronological order that strangest of all chemical phenomena-Santa Claus. 5. To Nellie Freeman. we leave a super deluxe rocking chair. in which we want him to recuperate this summer after we've departed, 6. To our coaches, we shower our appreciation for this year's State Champs and hope that they will have unmeasured success next fall. 7. To Miss Smith, we joyfully leave our grades and trust they will be kept in a labyrinth as secretive as the tomb of the mighty King Tut. 8. To Miss Akers and to Miss Balle, the advisers respectively of the Senior Class and of the SNIPS AND CUTS, we bestow our warmest appreciation for the magnificent help they have rendered during this-our Senior year. ARTICLE II-TO THE JUNIOR CLASS Items-- l. We, the most supreme class of the year of Our Lord nine- teen hundred and forty-four, do entrust to you, the rising Seniors, our esteem and love of Central High School: and we desire that you labor earnestly to further honor our school. Z. We further devise our many volumes of knowledge into your safekeeping and hope that you will make better use of their valuable contents than have we. 3, To you we reluctantly relinquish our most honorable title of Seniors 4. We now entrust to you one of the most precious gems of any organization-spirit. In our case it is school spirit, and we sincerely hope that you will make it an ever increas- ing asset for our school. 5, We leave behind from our ranks those individuals who couldn't avail themselves sufEciently to be considered mem- bers of our great class, Items- ARTICLE III-To VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS l. I, Arlene Palmer, pass on my beauty to some junior who can get her picture in the Saturday Evening Post. 2. We. Patricia Cansler and Ruth Kimmelstiel, leave old faithful -the track: and in doing so we relinquish our titles of Whirlaway and Seabiscuit 3. I, Mil Graham. will my figure- the shape of things to come -to Joyce Reid. 4. We, Cal Overcarsh. Bill Christiansen. and Frank Chapman, leave Central but Boody, 'iChristy, and Tank go with us. 5, I. Latta Harry James Johnston, bequeath my copy of Red River Valley for Cal Walker to practice on, Page Forltf I, John Gerke, leave with the sneeze that can't be copied, I, Roy Perry, depart from first period English, but I take my newspaper with me. I, Mary Love McGee, take Ralph with me. I, Walter Betenbaugh, will my rugged individualism to Charles Wylie, and my leadership of the State Champs to Tommy Harris. I, Eddie Observer Allen, leave my f'office. editorship, and pet, The Rambler, to Sandy News Grady. I. Eugene Hunter, will my way with women, etc., to Dwight Barker. I, Ervin Hinkle, depart with my clarinet and band: but I leave behind my Watchtower post to anyone who can hold it down: namely. Basil Boyd. I, Kenneth Red Greene, will my curly, red locks to Alice Ricky Hassell. I, Ralph Bostian, leave my full-time job in the Student Assembly as recess committee chairman to Ken Clontz, I, Russell Case, pass on my boogie-Woogie technique on the ivory keys to Wint Holtzclaw. I, Fred Stillwell, leave-much to the delight of my teachers. I. Bill Little, will my businessman's genius to Jimmie Spear- man. We, Margaret Brown and Jane Scarborough, leave our special reducing diets to Miriam Isenhour. I. Lucie Baxter. bequeath my originality of speech to Helen Boyle, alias Woolie. I, Martha Harrison, leave the rainbow colors of my finger- nails to Vivie Bayne. I, Ruth Anderson, will my gift of gab to Me Me Burn- sides. , I. Norman Griffith, leave my scientific approach to anyone who can master it. I, Harold Bursley, depart with a copy of my SNIPS AND CUTS. I, Jane Stewart. the girl with agility, leave my ability to Adra Long. ' I, Barbara DeMar, will my slightly lengthy gams to Helen Civil, as though she needs them. I, Helen Chapman, leave my favorite bottle of peroxide to Anna V. Bolton. I, Pat Miller. depart with my pipe. We, the Cofer twins, take off for the Army Air Corps. I, Martin Harkey, leave in search of those Navy Wings of Gold. I, Jack Sideman. leave my popularity to Gene Graham. I, Patty Green, depart with Bills. I, Paul Long, leave my ability to clear any street of Char- lotte to some junior who also owns a Model-A. I. Ann Seanor. will those red rimmed specks o' mine to Betty Pitts. I, Charlotte Maflett, leave the Music Building, I, John Bachman, bequeath my airplane drawing to Sam Robinson. I, Pat Stephens, leave the program of school spirit to my successor. I, Frank Barr, take my good nature with me. In conclusion, we the class of 1944, depart, and bequeath our love to Miss Bertha with a wish for many more happy years at Central. Signed, THE CLASS OF 1944 WYLIE ORR, Class of '44 Lawyer Witnesses: FRED STILLWELL MARGARET BROWN Klan, c'Tune of: ON THE BANKSHJ Our years with you, just like the breeze, Will soon be gone, but all of these- Our friends, our times, our dreams- We'll have among our memories. And so farewell to thee for now, And thanks. You taught us how To be sincere and true and kind. Without these things we'd all fly blind. lTune of: AWFAPSHJ Say so long-with a song- Dear Old Central, we'll all soon be gone. We'll remember our friends: Remember when. Remember when. -ERVIN HINKLE. ' flaaa, Pam 1941-1944 Pearl Harbor-a name on all our lips As we planned our course in Central that year. Bataan, Manila: tanks and ships- The loss of much that we held dear. Burma, Hong Kong, Guam. and Wake- The horror of war and its tragedy. America, roused to learn her mistake, Came face to face with catastrophe. Bitter names, with anguish filled- Who knows what bitterer days ahead? Qur dancing feet are suddenly stilled And trained to heavy martial tread. We've bartered the broken dreams of youth For fear and grief, for death and pain. But after this dirge of sorrow, truth And faith and joy-and life again. ANNIS BLACK. Page F g ' Klan, Klum, Uliicm BEN MASSEY . . . . . . .President HALL HAND . . . . .Secretary-Treasurer GIRL MARJORIE ELIZABETH ARIAIL ANN DALTON ASHBY RUTH ANN BARBER INDIA PITTS BOOZER CATHERINE CARSON BOYER MEREDITH LILLIER BRIDGES DOROTHY DALTON DEAL NANCY CAROLYN DOBBINS SYLVIA FALK ANNE LIDDELL FRANKLIN GRADUATES BETTY ANNE GALLANT GRACE VIRGINIA GLASER GENE GAITHER HEAFNER SHIRLEY MASON HUNNINGS MARION MALONE HUNTER MAE NOBLE BETTY JEAN RAMSEY DORIS KATHERINE SI-IEPARD MARTHAGREENE SMITH BEATRICE ARNOLD WHITNEY BOY GRADUATES ROBERT JULIAN ASHMORE FRANCIS EARLE CRAWEORD. JR. JOHN PORLAW DANIELS ROBERT SAMUEL DOUGLAS. JR. JAMES LEE FIELD EDGAR HALL HAND, JR. BISHOP MARVIN HUMPHRIES. JR. ROBERT MORRIS HOLLINGSWORTH JAMES ELDRIDGE KING ROBERT E. LEE CLINGMAN B. LONG, JR. DANIEL SUMMEY MARSHALL THOMAS BENJAMIN MASSEY WILLIAM BUCKNER MITCHELL. JR. STANLEY ELLMAN NABOW WILLIAM CHARLES RANKIN HARRY PAUL RAYMOND, JR. LEO ANDREW RENZ. JR. EDWIN LEE ROGERS EDWARD GRAHAM SELLERS WILLIAM CASHWELL STOKES JOHN DIXON WALLACE. JR. KARL MARTIN WATERS, JR. WILLIAM J. WILLIAMSON, JR. JOE HARRY WOOD ROBERT S. WRENN HARRY NORTHRGP Page Forry-two 7 943 Plwqfzam, BEN MASSEY. President of Senior Class. Presiding Processional-Pomp and Circumstance .. ...........Elgar Invocation e..e...... . .'REv. HERBERT SPAUGH Recognition of Guests- Presentation of Speaker . . . . SUPT. HARRY P. HARDING AClClI'QSS .......... . . .DR. JULIAN MILLER Organ Solo-Largo . .. .s..,.. r.,r.... H andel Presentation of Diplomas . . . . . .DR. ELMER H. GARINGER Benediction ......,,... . .REV. HERBERT SPAUGH Postlude-Grand Choeur . . . .... ...,. . . .Dubois MISS CHATEAU BLACK, Orgcmist The demands of the armed forces have made it necessary for the colleges to adopt accelerated programs. Central High School has yielded to the same forces that ask for a shorter period of training so that young men and young women will have completed their high school work and some of their college work before they are accepted in the armed forces. The present class is the first one under the new program and represents a genuine change. All of the gradu- ates have taken one course and many of them two courses in summer school, They will go to college, into the armed forces, or into business less mature and less extensively educated than if they had spent three years in senior high school: nevertheless. they have been considered' individually and have met the require- ment of sixteen units of credit: furthermore, they will have their diplomas, a requisite for employment and for promotion in most any business or branch of service. The Board of Education is glad that it has been possible to make the arrangements for them to complete their work during the summer. Page Forty-three ' Ham 0 ' FIRST SEMESTER CAROLYN BYRD ..., ..,... P resident WINT HOLTZCLAW , . A . .Vice-President NANCY REID ...,,... A A , .Secretary JOANNE LEDBETTER . T . . ,Treasurer Q is N W' SECOND SEMESTER WINT HOLTZCLAW . A ,.S... President JIMMY ESKRIDGE . , , . ,Vice-President NELL CHERRY ,,.., .,... S ecretary LEIGHTON CHOATE . . . . . ,TFEGSUFEF Page Forly-four i 'ma First row: Betty Barnhardt, Peggy l-lartsell, Shirley Tison, Martha McGirt, Helen Boyle, Jim Spearman, Joe Cherry, Me Me Burnsides, Barbara Line- berger, Betty Pitts, Cornelia Ditto, Sue Young. Second row: Nancy Shepherd, Harriet Thigpen, Jane Davis, Pat Watson, Betty Austin, Jane Lawing, Mary Stuart Barnhardt, Ruth Sellers. Marie Cuth- berson, Barbara McBride. Third row: Kenneth Wilson, Evans Huss. David Lucas. Frank Quinn, Brock Barkley, George Rogers, Carl Reid, Frank Newton, Fourth row: Burke Fox, William Howard, Guy Kirkman, Colbert Smith, Jimmy Black, Sam Robinson, Martin Robinson, Jack Freeze, Ken Clontz, Page Fortg-Hue MRS. AGNIEWS Home ROOM lfzrsl row: Lawton Patterson, Mary Ruth l,ake. Bill Dyer. Carolyn Byrd. Ben Cathey. Betty Barnhardt. David Littlejohn. Mary Adams. Hoke Bullard. Lem Whitsett. - Second row: Brock Berkley, Frank Moffett. Edith Stowe. Betty Maness. Marie McGuinn. Frances Miller. Karina Michaels. Betty Ray. Marion Partipilo. George Rodgers, Jack Gillett. Mrs. Virginia Agnew. Third row: Jim Gilmore. Embree Blackard. Jack Freeze. Karl Reid. Ben Jaffa. Sol Jaffa. David Farr. Sam Robinson. Bob Rierson, Burke Fox. Floyd Sease. Robert Deese. Sandy Grady. Jack King. MRs. AsBURY's HOME ROOM First row: Juanita Scott. Shirley Tison. Jeanne Williams. Betty Lineberger, Ada Bess Ruppelt. Second row: Nancy Tidwell. Eleanor Keeter. Ann Manning. Zackie Brinkley. Martha Cail. Carolyn Futch. Helen Biggers. Evelyn Cofer. Third row: Howard Whitehead. Peggy Stokes. Barbara Fisher. Jane Houser. Anita Dalton. Jen- nie Wray Whisnant. Betty Jane Green. Betty Jean Casey. Jack Sharpe. MISS BALLES HOME ROOM First row: Kathryn Pinson. Blanche Tread- well, Jane Lawing. Mary Kinney. Peggie Miller. Edna Dunlap, Isabel Halliburton. Lou Nail. Second row: Anne Wilkes. Mary Mac Hood. Betty Carpenter. Adra Long. Carolyn Short. Miriam Isenhour. Vivie Bayne. Nancy Stringer. Helen Owens. Addie Carter Taylor, Beth Mill- wee. Miss Balle. Third row: Sarah Delaane. Grace Jane Harri- son. Sadie McCall, Frances Hunter. Fourlh row: Ed l-aity, Jimmy Reaves, John Binderman. Richard Parris. Jimmy Spearman. Tommy Harris. Harry Brown, Neal Forney. Douglas Poston. Tommy Blair. Not in picture: Jean Bookout. Bill Jenkins. Jack Hood. Maurice Seaver. Page Forty-six Q F--W O Q, aff ia: Miss BRANs11oRo's HOMI5 RooM Firsl row: Charlotte Hawkins, Betty Wolfe, Betsy Brown. Hilda Shouse, Sara Boggs. June Joy, Colleen Chapman, Caroline Hinson, Marie Snelling. Second row: Harriet Thigpen. Jean Isom. Nancy Moss, Louise Hartsell. Betty Mary Couch. Jeanette Kelly, Joyce Edwards, Shirley Field. Jane Mayfield. Third row: Nancy Reid, Rae Anna Downey. Lillian De Amon, lda Constable, Alice Hassell. Mary Louise Barron. Betty Cansler, Jean Battle, Betty Funderburk, Miss Bransford. Fourth row: Gerald McRee. Lenoir Keesler. Guy Kirkman, Harry Maer, George Brice, Gene Graham. Joe McLamey, Carl Warren. MISS CLEGGS HOME Room First' row: Catherine Harrill. Virginia Gravatt. Jess Jackson. Mary Jane Nisbet. Nancy Hubbard, Emma Bruton. Jean Robinson, Dorothy Over- man. Felicia Barbre. Second row: Miss Clegg. Anne Bumgardner. Thelma Thomason, Mary Lawless, Averill Law- son, Suzanne Small. Frances Leeper, Deane Lomax, Frances Lazenby, Anna Vee Bolton. Harriet Shields, Evelyn Stapleton. Third row: Arnold Bivens. Tommy Lawing. Charles Wylie, Bud Faggart, Joe Cherry, Ted Thompson, Ken Clontz. Not in picture: L. D. Chisholm, Herman Clontz. June Ford, Gladys Gunter. Tom McCoy, Harold Morrow, Carolyn Yarbrough. MISS CORRYS HOME Room First row: Grace Ellison. Barbara Lineberger, Nell Cherry, Jean Price, Jean Blakeney. Agnes Elliott. Ann Ballenger. Dorothy Roder. Second row: Betty Morgan, Ann Morehouse, Caroline Norsworthy. Dot Vogler, Helen Civil. Venita Bell, Gloria Gilreath, Jewell Spain, Mil- dred Parker. Third row: Herman King. Jack Gray. Evans Huss, C. D. Thomas. Bill Jarrell, Charlie Baker, Alex Haughton, Bill Roberson. Bruce Moody. Jimmy Eskridge, Jack Broadwell. Page Forty-seven Miss DU1-s's HOME ROOM First row: Miriam Reilley, Alice Womack. Patricia Baker. Chappie Goldsborough, Me Me Burnsides. Helen Hunter, Joyce Reid, Barbara dc Xklitt, Peggy Hartsell. Second rOu.': Ruth Sellers, Edna Padgett, Pa- tricia Herndon. Betty Austin, Elizabeth Thomp- son, Kathryn Eleishman, Marian Hand. Marian Phillips, Catherine McLeod. Third row: Miss Duls. Nancy Shepherd, Sarah Clark, Helen Boyle, Mary Sommers Booth, Bar- bara Basinger, Louise Davis, Pat Watson, June Gilbert. Betty Cobb, Doris Levin. Fourth row: Frank Quinn, Bob Proctor, Ken- neth Williams. Bryan Rudisell, Delmas Brown, Bob Campbell. William Howard, Morris Gamble. MISS l:ORE'S HOME ROOM First row: Betty Henderson. Joanne Abee, Grace Weigold, Charlotte Small. Anne Reilly. Jacqueline Jordon, Evelyn Duncan. Second row: Serrill Stuart. Marian McLaugh- lin, Jeanne Honeycutt, Elizabeth Beall, Betty Pitts, Claire Eisman, Anne Ritter, Nancy Doug- las. Third row: Helen Tallent. Linda Coulter, Anne Grice, Mary Dan Smith, Sally Irvin, Joanne Ledbetter, Miss Fore. Fourth row: Sam Gardner, Edwin Stephenson. Albert Price. Bill Baucom, Guy McFarland, Bill Shumaker, John Carr. Jim Shoemaker. Bobby Carson, John Caldwell. MRS. CORNELIA HENDERSONS HOME ROOM First row: Marion Carter, Imogene Smith, Barbara Wise. Doris Gregson, Josephine Teague, Betty Jo Byrd, Doris Grifhn. Patty Teagle. Second row: Jo Ann Palmer, Elizabeth Brown. Della Mae Caviness, Betty Lee Reid, Betty Davis, Betty Jean Kendall, Helen Dean. Marguerite Muse, Dolores Morris. Third row: Arthur Rape, Coyte Abernathy. Harry Benton, Wint Holtzclaw, Jimmy Sur- ratt, Marcus Hovis. Martin Robinson, Nat Sav- age, Clifton Thomas, Robert Covington, Tommy Disher, John Tallent. Page Forty-eight MISS IVIACMANUSS HOME Room First row: Frances Marsh, Martha McGirl, Elinor Byers, Barbara McBride, Dorothy Brooks, Erna Seifart, Katherine Ebert, Sue Keenan, Kath- ryn Greene, Carolyn Sides. Second row: Arthur Capper, Hugh Sample, Robert Wilber, Bobby Stevenson, Clarence Cou- villon, Calvin Brice, Bobby Heffner, Jerry Eran- kel, Tommy Thaxton, Robert Barbre. Third row: Jack Edgerton, Colbert Smith, Wallace Eatman, Richard Gordon, Will Hon. Albert Clark, Jimmy Black, Roy McKnight, Robert Hood, Owen Sutton, Ed Charles, Arthur Toomer. MISS PARKSS HOME ROOM First row: Thelda Trimmier, Jane Moss, Mary Burke, Jean Hudson, Barbara Adams, Estelle Baker, Jean Willis, Anne Rouse, Sybil Rice, Jackie Hanes. Second row: Bruce Love. Joe Parks. Gertrude Bultman, Margery Garmon, Charlcie Besser, Joan Gaffney, Nancy Boward, Mariflo Hilliard, Zella Wise, David Clements, Ered Hahn. Third row: Ted Daly, Joe Williams. Hugh Thomas, Zack Hull, Gene Moore. Emory Dick- son. Ronald Dillon, Walter Hollingsworth, John Jenkins, Lenord Casner, Sidney Frank. MISS RANKINS HOME Room First' row: Cornelia Ditto, Troyanne Ereelan, Evelyn Smith, Cleo Presley. Nancy Blanton, Betty Brooks, Sue Young. Anne Cato. Second row: James Daviels, Harvey Layton, Jacqueline Mackorie, Marie Cuthbertson. Mildred Scott, Mary Montague, Marian Nabow, Jane Davis, Mary Stewart Barnhardt, Harriet Ash- craft, Betty Ann Clendenning, Bill Neal, James Perry. Third row: Ken Wilson, Horace Harkey. Erank Newton. Mason Dunlap, Charles Gallant, Calvin Walker. Norman Smith, Stiles Markey. Bob Cruse, Riley Burgess. MISS SMITHS HOME Room First row: Lois James, Lucille Kitchens. Cath- erine Grifbth, Joyce Hinkel, Mary Cousart. Bar- bara King, Jean Simpkins, Erenita Black, Betty Ann Bullock. Second row: Richard Holladay, Henry Ash- more. Ted Grice. David Barnett, Bill Johnson, Ed Nickel, Billy Moyle, Richard Arthur. Robert Parati, Robert Ballenger, Clegg Bost. Page Forty-nine LC AM f I. H , 5 , 9341-I -4-ff S x71.I,4A-I. .A if gf if I' 'Ll rf, r 'Lf ' ' .Soplwmom Klan U ' JAKE WADE .A.. DAVID IVEY .... ELIZABETH USHER BOB CHAPMAN . . , FIRST SEMESTER . . . .President Vice-President . . , .Secretary . . ,Treasurer IVV SECOND SEMESTER BUNNIE BAKER . . . ....,. President BOB CHAPMAN . . . ..4. Vice-President OLIVER RODDEY I . ,.... Secretary RUTH MCNEIL I . . ..,. Treasurer Fage Fifty A I 'S J. 23? Wi Ax I, s Tk ' .'1. Y. K NN' gf? wx Se-'O 'li ,park ,Svplw MR. DAHLEM'S HOME Room First row: Lillie Young, Dorothy Brotherton, Martha Todd. Barbara Shaw, Louise Fadel, Julia McHenry, Shottie Bayne. Second row: Jeanne Propst, Martha Nales, Maria Boggers, Joanne Foard. Carolyn Smith, Margaret Caldwell, Maxine Bryant, Betty Steph- enson, Alice Pappas, Ella Fair Caldwell. Third row: Mr. Dahlem, Paul Snell. Bill Ben- son. Philip Davis. Richard Foard, Bevin Alex- ander, Marshall Brock. Callier Cale, Bill Harding, Bobby Jones, John Waugh. Not in picture: Mary Katherine Roberts. Doris Honeycutt, Carolyn Muse, Pat Straiton, Jimmy Hunter, William Sims. MISS DEVINNYS HOME Room First row: Rosalie Westmoreland, Betty Freeze, Threasea Wade, Ruth Reames, Betty Lou Biddle, Sara Virginia Blythe. Pat Sproles, Molly Frances, Orelyn Armstrong. Second row: Helen Ramsey, Marilyn Sinkoe, Eudora Munder. Bonnie Jean Casner, Marjorie Barefoot, Gloria Bost. Joan Sehlonger, Betty Jean Sanders, Mary Ruth Hord, Zella Schulztcr. Third row: Leon Thomas, Larry Jackson, Jack Lindsy, Robert Culp, Miss DeVinny, Bill Athey, Gene Austin, Benner Crigler. John Irvin, Allen Henly, Tom Hollingsworth, Grady Hunter. MISS DONNELLYS HOME RooM First row: Barbara Fehr, Barbara Brown, Betsy Roberts, Anna Wolf, Bettye Hinson, Nell Neigh- bours, Sue McSpadden. Mary Norton King. Second row: Bobby Bultman, Herbert Schwartz, Jean Sloan, Jane Horne, Mary Min- cey Harkey, Sarah Pharr, Doris Bouterse, Betty Crawford, Jenny Sommers, Edward Coflin, Holt Pease. Third row: Bill Robbins. Calvin Olive, Bill Boyce, George Fields, Jimmy Stroupe, Jim Owens, Jimmie Simpson, William Yoder, John Miller. Fourth row: Ed Moon, Bob Chapman. Bill Massey, Ducan St. Clair, Raymond Damron. Jack Davis, David Ivey, Floyd Harper. Not in picture: Mary Claire Ivey, Betty Terry, Bo Roddey, Richard Stilwell. Page Fifty-one O .Svplw MISS DOWNS'S HOME Room First row: Dorothy Dee, Cama Clarkson. Janet Cushman, Mary Lou Bostian. Marian Wise, Nancy Greenlee, Nancy Jane Blanton. Second row: Jean Weinstein, Elizabeth Blair, Marie Harkey, Rita Adams, Jeannette Ruiter. Dorothy Graeber, Margaret Bailey, Margaret Hood. Lois Frazier, Erleen Bedsol. Third row: Rebecca Wearn, Pat Gary, Grace Childs, Becky Blankenship, Margaret Hinson. Fourth row: Don Ahern, Donald Haas, Rich- ard Brooks, Jack Killheffer, Max Rittenbury, Orion Hutchinson, Bobby Hanes, Joe Frazer. Harold Jackson, Don Glotzer, Richard Gibbs. MISS ELLlS'S HOME Room First row: Lib Sellers, Peggy Jane Deaton. Ethel Harton. Evelyn Stone, Jeannette Vogler, Barbara Hamby, Frances McCorkle, Betty Sher- rill. Second row: Wylie Smith, Jack Gunn, Albert Koth, Peggy Jean Stowe, Wyndall Mason. Sarah Pritchett, Eleanor Copley, Gerry Bell, Barbara McConnell, Baxter Wilson, Jimmy White. Third row: Frank Starnes, Bobby Arant, Parks McClure, Waverly Browder, De Witt Thompson, Marshall Herrin, George Tidwell, Douglas Hoguewood, Skrunky Cook, Jake Wade. Not in picture: Dwight Barker, Cissie Eisman, Dorothy Kimble, Emma Presley, Mike Plumides, Louis Rogers, Ann Sisson, Mary Sistrunk, Dot Stiles, Donald Stennett, David Yandle, Harvey Kidd. VVV i ,. tlzitiff A MISS GUlN'S HOME RooM First row: Ann Larrimore, June Fleenor, Jew- ell Buie, Elizabeth Sides, Claire Craig. Shirley Postelle, Second row: Miss Guin, Martha Henderson, Laura Culp, Mickey Bradley, Mary Ann Ashe, Jacque Roscoe, Doris Crane, Pete Thomas, Bette Walton. Third row: Dick Dooley, James Barnett, Joe Tyson. Andy Neil. Bobby Fink, Bill Durham, Frank McLease, Cameron Faison. Fourth row: Jac Rosenburg. Steve Croft, L. H. Morton, Ned Burgess, Eugene Hill, Marshall Whisnant, Russel Forrester. Page Fifty-two ff ff f fW X my ff if 5V,1r' If qy..-7 4- Q X 0451, , Svplw MISS JESSIE I'IENDERSON'S HOMIE Room First row: Alice Stirewalt, Betty Moore, Betty Miller, Anne Dickson, Charlotte Van Buren, Carolyn Griflin, Sally Di Gregario, Doris Brown, Clara Barnes, Eva Miller, Lula Castanas. Second row: Mazie Sergeant, Toby Lott, Alice Adams, Jackie Kittrell, Elinor Marshall, Pauline Bridger, Dot Presser, Betty Jane Greene, Jeanne Robbins, Letty Bond Slaughter, Helen Mallonee. Bobbie Ross, Penney Masterman, Jane Anderson, Third row: Victor Riggsbee, Bobby Morrow, Billy Hendry, Robert Foster, Jack Liles, Bill Hodges, Jack Burney, Johnny Withers, Robert McEwen, Julia Barber, Bill Euller, Frank Mil- lians, Daniel Randall, George Morgan. O MISS E. MARKHAM'S HOME Room First row: Sue Sellers, Catherine Stewart, Joanne Shoemaker, Jean Braswell, Kathryn Hav- naer, Jerry Polk, Helen Branner, Anne Sarratt, Helen Norris. Second row: Sue Gregory, Jean Wingate, Pat Burton, Joan Simpson. Betsy Knott, Peggy Smith, Bobby Mills, Mollie Gravitt, Jane Smith, Mildred Smith. Miss Markham. Third row: Martin Leimkuhler, Eddie Hamp- ton, Bill Boyer. Rex Green, Leon Stacks, Irving Bubeck, William Patterson, Sammy Hoover, Johnnie Teague, Bobby Mover, Jimmy Purser, Jerry Green. Charles Pittman, Miss R. MARKHAMS HOME RooM First row: Mary Ann Morris, Mary Bates, Doris Tant, Jane Eogus, Mary Davis, Mary McRee, Sara Reed, Vivian Hovis, Carolyn Sav- age, Joyce Cannon, Ruth McNeil. Second row: Milvin Podel, Walter Johnson, Ralph Jackson, George Murr, Kennett Smith, Arthur Thompson, Mac. Lupo, Dick Crane. Henry Poole, James Shanklin, Bobby Tarrant, Frank Gossett. Page Fifty-three .ivplw MRS. MORGAN'S HOME Room First row: Gloria Alderman, Ann Davis. Francis Johnson, Mary Clinton, Mary Eunice Muse. Sarah Conder. Gloria McWhirter, Dorothy Dowling. Shirley Baker, Sara Kathryn Adams, Mamie Neal Kirkpatrick, Second row: Johnsie Lee Payne, Ruby Digh, Gloria De Berry. Convere Jones, Miriam Potter. Lib Hutchinson, Agnes Austin, Peggy Grif- fith, Jeweldine Brown, Barbara Lindsay, Faye Shaw, Mary Katherine Morris, Priscilla Coward. Bennie Jo Davis. Third row: Murray Long, Lewis Otterberg, Ralph Martin, Harry Lowder, B. Deese, J. B. Bradford, Herbert Eddens, Archie McCall, Harry McAfee, Teddy Newton. Frank Caulvillon. MISS NEWI.AND'S HOME ROOM First row: Joyce Fite, Betty Jean Pruett, Gloria Hurt. Peggy Ann Ross, Ellen Glasgow, Betsy Cromer, Marilyn Gillis, Mary Jane Fetner. Second row: Eugene Lee, Boyce Ransom, Wil- bur Blanton, Doris Wayland, Carolyn Kimball, Barbara Hopkins, Carolyn Hayden, Ray Bryant, Adelaide Foil. Hugh Johnson, Dan McCulloch. Edwin Chapman. Third row: Grady McAuley, Bill Nixon. Sam- my Craver, Alva Parris, Lucian Kasselik, Robert Brown, Bill Farrington, Marvin Cooper. Sammy Hemby. Harry Haar, Jerry Holiday, Paul Cato, Bill Abbott, Fred Motley. Not in picture: Charles Kirby, Bobby Nabers. Tom Lockhart. , . Q ,,- J MRS. WHll'AKEl2'S HOME Room First row: Margery Delk, Dorothy Dodge, Beverly Cole, Barbara Schwartz. Marilyn Big- gers, Susan Johnson, Betty Jo Byrum. Doris Lawing, Louise Bigham, Beatrice Washam, Second row: Mary Jo Archer, Harriet Bangle, Mary Jane Hurt, Lucy Barrett, Bunnie Baker. Margy Fowlkes, Peggy Barrentine. Jo Ann Ellis, Jeanne Alexander. Louise Conrad, Betty Higdon. Third row: Horace Davis, Sid McAden, Oliver Beard, Carl Christianson, Al Guin, Lane Cloan- inger, Tommy Waggoner, Bob Moseley, Mike O'Neill, Mack White, Don Cobb, Carl William- son, Grover Marshall. Hugh Puckett. Page Fifty-four ag, 4a.A0 Y.- J ., 7. .4-.Q 'UW .i- fo Tl-fE'1?i 2 SN PS ll 'SI S 489 BURSLEY HAROLD BURSLEY . MISS MARY BALLE I LUCIE HILL BAXTER MARGARET BROWN , BETTIE CHAPLIN . , PATTY GREEN ,..., MARTHA HARRISON HELEN HUNTER . . . JIMMIE SIMPSON . . JANE STEWART . . . JOHN GERKE ,..... RALPH BOSTIAN, RED GREENE Photographers 4' hw iii A BILL LITTLE . . HELEN BOYLE . . . BETTY CANSLER . . BARBARA DEWITT . . MARGUERITE JoHNsoN JOANNE LEDBETTER . SUE MCSPADDEN .. BooDY GVERCARSH . . ARLENE PALMER . . . BUSINESS STAFF . . , . . , . . . . .Business Manager Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Circulation Manager . , . ......4 Junior Assistant . .Circulation Manager . .Junior Assistant I,......Typist . .Sports Editor . . .Senior Assistant PAT STEPHENS ............, Aa'uerlising Manager Not in picture: WYLIE SMITH. STEPHENS LITTLE Kuta, Page Fifty-seven jim, tfianzblcn, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT EDDIE ALLEN . I , I Executive Editor BILL MILLER I..,. . .Sports Editor COLBERT SMITH . i .Business Manager BETTY I-IENDERsoN , ,.., Staff Secretary PHIL LAWSON I I T...., News Editor ADA MAY COOK I , . . I ,Exchange Editor 'RTTA ADAMs .,.,,. I.II, F eature Ediror EDITORIAL STAEE Reporters Dick Mueller, Guy Wallace, Marilyn Sail- Poppy Cocbinos, Robert Williamson, Dick ers, Bob Cloyd. Betty June Mills, Anne Nash, Vaughan, Bevin Alexander, Julian Barber, Beverly Cole. BUSINESS STAEE ' MAROERY GARMON .Advertising Manager MARTHA AMoN ..., Circulation Manager Miss JESSIE HENDERSON, .Faculty Adviser We 5221 It l-1 fi. f xx l x ar ' I' gif I X, l..xwsnx iXlIl.I. Illawnrxsow Vumi Amms IXlUIiI.I.IiR NVix1,1,rxc S.XlI,I llS Kamp AIIIIS NASH Cm-Krwos XNWLLIAMSON XIAUHIIAN Al FXAVDIZR IIARIUITR Fm I-, f AR ww Amon: Miss IIFNDRRSON Page Fifty-eight Sariefq, KJRR CANSLER IJAVAVIQI' XYANDLE BROWN .PITTS OFFICERS - Firsl Semester Second Semester WYLIE QRR , ...,A..e.,,.e,. President WYLIE QRR ..,.A,e,..,e,.,, President PATRICIA CANSLER ss.s... Vice-Presidenr STEWART YANDLE , , . . , ,Vice-President HELEN DAVAULT i , . ,....T Secrerary MARGARET BROWN , , ,,..T Secretary STEWART YANDLE .....,,..,. Treasurer ALFRED PITTS ...,.,.T ...... T reasurer First row: Alfred Pitts, Stewart Yandle, Wylie Orr, Patricia Cansler, Margaret C. Brown, Helen DaVault, Second row: Ellen Nicholson, Elsa Culvern, Betty Wolfe, Alice Caldwell Davidson, Ruth Kimmelstiel. Ann Taylor Emerson, Flora Lee Bobbitt, Dorothy Jarrell, Susan Norris, Mary Francis Crowell, Jo Snell, Louise Lawing, Doris Propst. Third row: Mary Stewart Hatch, Kathleen Hewson. Ruth Ciolcling, Lottie Maflit, Mary Goeller, Jane Stewart, Patty Green. Fourth row: Bill Blanton, Norman Ciriflith, John Spillman, Bobby Barnes, Earl Porter, Elmer Walton, Tommy Hunt, Bill Miller, Calvin Overcarsh. I I 4 xx . xx t N. Page Fifty-nine CHAIRMEN BILL CI-IRISTIANSEN JACK SIDEMAN First Semester Second Semester Q ' First row: Pete English, Bartow Garrett, Jack Sideman, Bobby Carson Harold Bursley, ' Second row: David Ivey, Buddy Black, Wint Holtzclaw, Bob Chapman Walter Betenbaugh, Boody Uvercarsh. Not in picture: Tommy Harris, Norman Grifiith, Guy Chesick, Frank Barr Page Sixty Page Sixty-one XVYIJIQ KJRR JOHN S1j11.1,x1AN t rmR1.Es Fm.I5Y BURKE Fnx JA1 K 4,11.1.E'1 1' Bunny L Lowa SAM Runmbom I1:u1.RI4.E BLM KARIJ IL GRIiliNI'. XYARRLN Romxsux B013 RIILRSUN UIiURGERG1ltL1:.R5 DR. GARIN1 LR ' uL Q ' defy, EIRST SEMESTER WYI,IE QRR . J A .......,.4,.,.,,,. , , , . ,President JOHN SEILLMAN A . , , rVz'ce-President CHARLES T. FOLEY S.4., Secretary BURKE EOX, JR. . J A.,. .Treasurer JACK GILLETT 4 . Sergeant-at-Arms BOB CLOYD . ,4,.....,...S..,.... . .Parliamentarian SECOND SEMESTER BURKE Fox, JR. , A ....... . . A , A , ,President JACK GILLETT , A . ,Vice-President SAM ROBINSON . . , ...... Secretary EMBREE BLACKARD ,4,... Treasurer CHARLES T. EOLEY Sergeant-at-Arms BILL GREENE ..... .parliamentarian WARRIiN ROBINSON Page Surg-two GEORGE RODGERS BOB RIERSON ..6,D. First row: Prank Horne, Patricia Cansler, Ruth Kimmelstiel. Jane Stewart, Second row: Stewart Yandle, Lottie Mallitt. Third row: Pat Miller, Phyllis lscnhour. Fourth row: Miss Cornelia Fore. 'Id ,ish ' umm' First row: Eugene Hunter, Boody Cvercarsh, Bill Nesbit, Second row: George Miller, Buddy Black, Murray Beasley, Bob Warmbold, Harold Bursley. Page Sixty-three .!. . ,yr ig, L i OFFICERS FRANCES MARSH A A A ...,,.,....., ..A,..,,.. S ecretary KEN CLONTZ A , A .,,, Assistant Chairman JIMMY MCLAIN , A AAAAAAAAA Chairman TED THOMPSON AAAAAAAAAAA AAA, A ssistant Chairman Miss MARGARET BRANSFORD A A A AAAAAAAAA Adviser First row: Ted Thompson, assistant chairman, Ken Clontz, assistant chairman. i Second row: Ralph Jackson, 'Robert Hood, Ed Laity, Dan lVlcCullock, Herman Clontz, Allen Henly. Third row: Grady Cole, Ken Wilson, Arnold Bivens, Boyce Ramson, Charles Baker, Miss Bransford, adviser. Page Sixty-four .aszieizitgiui First row: Betty Starnes, Betty Brooks, Marie Snelling, Cornelia Ditto, Adra Long, Louise Lawing, Eleanor Johnson. Ruth Sellers, Mary Stuart Hatch, Betsy Mathews, Marion Philips, Peggy Hartsell, Colleen Chapman, Marcia Bierman, Betty Lineberger, Betty Rae Caudle, Helen Chapman, Helen DaVault. Second row: Barbara Basinger, Emma Sanders, Paula Bird, Edna Padgett, Betty Morgan, Betty Griffith, Nancy Shepherd, Patricia Cansler, Pat Herndon, Ann Sarratt, Pair Caldwell, Jean Quinn, Annis Black, Doris Lawing, Helen Tallent, Jeanette Kelly, Ann Bumgardner, Margaret Hood, LaVerne Austin. Third row: Marilyn Sailers, Edith Stowe, Allene Smith, Virginia Robinson, Jessica Jackson, Elorence Hamilton, Katherine Dixon, Ruth Kimmelstiel, Helen Douglas, Mary Ruth Lake, Betty Mary Couch, Peggy Youngblood, Constance Kales, Catherine Eleishman, June Gilbert, Eleanor Smith, Lillian Neal, Betty Cobb. Marie Cuthbertson. Fourth row: Carolyn Hinson, Peggy Tant, Dell Boyce. Dot Jarrell, Elora Lee Bobbitt. Alice Davidson, Nancy Galloway, Juanita Hubbard, Jean Eorney, Jane Brady Daniel, Doris Tant, Jane Davis, Mary Montague, Jeanne Alexander, Mary Stuart Barnhardt, Doris Eddens, Joyce Cannon, Dorothy Kimble, Miss Janet Robinson. , u i JWQXN X ,XX A Page Sixty-live 'NSG riff!! Page Sixty-Six Blarlg 5 gm TOMMY HARRIS . NED CARRIKER .. HARRY BENTON . . FRED BOGER BOBBY CARSON PETE ENGLISH DAVE FOREMAN JIMMY FURR GENE GRAHAM JAMES KALLUM PAUL LONG OEEICERS ,.....PreSz'dent , . I .Vice-President . .... . . Secretary-Treasurer MEMBERS LEW MENDLER A JOE NEILSON JOHN TIDDY ARTHUR TOOMER BILL STAPLETON BILL STRANGE TOM STEWART WALTER BETENEAUGH ,rx if I ii XY. 'Q' I ! Dila, ' fund, Spmfa, Klub First row: Betty Cansler, Vivie Bayne, Jane Scarborough, Treasurer: Lucie Baxter, Secretary: Patty Green, Vice-President: Doris MacDougall, Treasurer: Catherine Kirkman, Vice-President: Anne Seanor, Secretary: Jan Anderson, President: Bettie Chaplin, Helen Boyle. Second row: Jerry Rudisill, Patricia Cansler, Joanne Ledbetter, Marguerite Johnson, Mildred Ciraham, Mae Beth Owens, June Puckett, Lois Steger, Jane McCord, Pat Stephens, Patsy Fortinberry, Mary Kinney, Betty Crowell. Third row: Mary Anne Ashe, 'Ruth Neal, Mary Jane McGee, Mary Louise Barron, Jean Pridy, Jane Vaughan, Jane Stewart, Barbara DeMar, Mary Law- less, Libby Beall, Barbara DeWitt, Martha Harrison, Shottie Bayne. Fourth row: Miss Hutchinson, Adviser: Mary Sommers Booth, Virginia Allen, Marcia Ann Bierman, Martha Ann Hull, Margaret Brown, Kappy Peaseley, Sally Irwin, Patsy Desmond, Jane Moss, Lib Usher, Miriam lsen- hour, Nell Cherry, Jewel Ross, Jean Thompson, Betty Stine, Page Sixty-seven ' u iss GLW' NICFARLAND NIISS NIARGARET DEVINNH' Nlanager Adviser A30 lf, i -. , --A ' ' ' ' V 5. E iz, eggs W i Page Sixfy-ezght S -I A I -I ' hong, U First row: Roy Perry, Jr., Mary Ruth Lake, Bob Cruse, Martha Cail, Eliza- beth Griflin, Jean Robinson, Mary Anne Ashe, Lamar McKey, Elinor Marshall. Second t'OLU.' Ed Colin, Pat Gary, Snazzy Halliburton, Doris Carroll, Lottie Maflit, Alice Pappas, Sarah Pharr, Betty Hinson, Charlotte Carter, Wylie Orr. Third row: Bill Neal, David Farr, Herbert Green, Bob Campbell, Latta John- ston, Bill Harding, Don Cilotzer. Fourth row: Mr. Robert C. Smith, Director, Nancy Blanton, Wint Holtz- claw, Jean Sloan, Joe Anne Ellis, Monroe Diggs. Nor in picture: Nancy Greenlee, Carolyn Smith, Vann Polk, and Benny Hovis. i Page Six! Ll glam 'UO' MR. ROBERT SMITH . . . ,.,. Music Director MR. GUY HUTCHINS . , . ,Director of Choir MR. A. C. LOVELACE , . , A,... A , .Director of Choir .X W yu' XX x 5 r R f-J X x ' Qgkxua x E? N .. 5 V. , ' , x, . ' ,' x -X X ' . '- K I . Y ,s X ' g. x x XS Vx 'J g K E.. Q3 9 Y' Y X 'W Na w r- N x Q Q xx T' WX E X XX 1. , ' H ., w lat T' wannmwml I Page Seventy P' 'Y' Cb 5:5 ,Qs it 6121, First row: Deryl Dent, Doris Honeycutt, Doris Rucker, Eleanor Johnson, Delores Morris, Helen Chapman, Beverly Cole, Jackie Hanes, Mary Bates, Gloria Alderman, Joyce Reid, Jean Little, Eleanor Bates, Anna Wolf, Ann Ritter, Eaye Shaw, Anne Nash. Second row: Marian McLaughlin, Jerry Rudisill, Shirley Postelle, Mary Helen Orr, Agnes Elliott, Betty Stephenson, Betty Couch, Joyce Eite. Joanne Eoard, Anne Sarrett, Ruth Heath, June Puckett, Miriam Cruse, Jenny Som- mers, Betty Crawford, Mary Bolden, Doris Eddens, Serrill Stuart. Erances Hunter, Barbara Lineberger, Jean Bookout, Third row: Thelda Trimmier, Marguerite Muse, Barbara Mackerell, Marilyn Sinkoe, Louise Conrad, Willie Ledbetter, Mary Goeller, Pat Burton, Ann Browder, Carol Coffin, Jewel Spain, Dell Boyce, Alice Hassell, Barbara McBride, Caroline Norsworthy, Ann Thomas, Lou Nail, Agnes Austin, Ruth Golding, Pat Warren, Dot Hurt, Bobby Jones, William Yoder. Fourth row: Eritz Gibson, Red O'Connor, Charles Wylie, Bill Haley, Dick Crane, Clifford Ford, Tommy Lawing, Jack Burney, Roy Bookout, Bill Austin, Owen Sutton, Jack Sharpe, Hudson Eavell, Donald Barton, Ed Charles, Bruce Love, Gene Austin, Grady Cole, Guy Wallace, Bill Shoe- maker, Bobby Beaumont, Bill Abbott. Fifth row: Carl Washam, Joe McLaney, Bill Stapleton, Jimmy Black, Ed Mullen, Lloyd Overcash, Ronald Dillon, Dick Dooley, Parks Berryhill, Embree Dickson, John Thrower, Jimmy Eurr, Bobby Cruse. Page Seventy-one Page Seve First row: Betty Rae Caudle, Catherine Harrill, Betty Barnhardt, Doris Wayland, Jeane Honeycutt, Toby Lott, Jeanne Alexander. Jane Mayfield. Ethel Harton, Eleanor Smith, Shirley Gibson, Betty Lou Bittle. Ann Reilly, Eva Miller, Ken Clontz, Second row: Peggy Stokes, Bobby Ross, Carl Christiansen, Ervin Hinkle, Jack Davis, Bill Blanton, Sam Gardner, Albert Price, Ben Jaffa, Joe Tyson, Clifton Thomas, Chuck Kirby, Charlotte Mafhtt. Erank McLeese, Marjorie Delk. Third row: Jimmy Reaves, Herbert Greene, Richard Brooks, Winfred Holtz- claw, Arthur Thompson, Bob Campbell, Marvin Cooper, Sol Jaffa, Bob Proctor, Douglas Hodgewood, Barbara King, Jerry Green, Lane Cloaninger, Betty Stine. Fourth row: Bill Robbins, William Patterson, Jack Edgerton, Calvin Walker, George Murr, Marcus Hovis, James S. Price, Latta Johnston, George Fields, Johnny Walker, Joe Frazier, David Klements, Bill Hodges, Robert McEwen, Tom Hollingsworth, Bill Fuller, Fifth row: Red Greene, Carl Warren, Steve Croft, Stiles Markey. Those absent: Coyte Abernathy, Harold Albright, Jane Anderson, Sammie Hemby, Van Polk, Jeanne Richard, Barbara Stitt, Howard Whitehead. ntyalwo W,--,, ,4q f J r JI, , Q J ,K V 4, ' ' umm f if f? f - y .-.-.. , 3 P , f ,F-if ,, ,Jr 1 ,,,,. ,, ,,,,,, , , ,le ,A ff . ffm-V. I ,fgfj Y'W4,,f,v SX ,. Mwyg f . f Q ,1, 5, . ., V gp-fr-H y .an A. I, , , ,,,. ., . ,V , 1. , : A. 1 ,F , Q- ? K ,Q sg! 2351, , fr k - ' . h I y 5' ,V?, 5 ' H, f 1 if A , V H lv f U Ayn,-df, P f , 1 5 1, x- 2-1 x ' 49 W J, ' ,, 613.1 I 'Q 1 f , , J I 4 4 4 , f 4' if , y g f! 31 A ' Y' H 1 , SX 5 1 I '15, y A 1 . , V 24 f A Cm G V 5 ' 4 A 0 f X K +7 3 ff , X PAN Q Q 1 Z: , X 4- f , v x I Q X 4 Q Vi n 4 ' as f - 4 ,v.5mm,4xe, f .12 flw 9 ' we ig. . Q7 y Page Seuemyw three A, i First row: Eleanor Keeter, Betty Wolfe, Peggy Hartsell. Doris MacDougall, Betty Curtis, Chappie Goldsborough, Charlotte Maflitt, Martha Harrison. Marcia Bierman, Helen DaVault. Second row: Jacqueline Neely, Nancy Douglas, Nancy Shepard, Jane Maylield, Lois Steger, Annis Black, Lucie Baxter, Barbara DeWitt, Betsy Mathews. Third row: Katherine Ebert, Mary Margaret Casper, Katherine Penson. Mary Burke, Frances Lazenby, Cornelia Ditto, Adra Long, Winnie Goff, Anne Bumgardner, Libby Beall, Anita Dalton. Fourth row: Edith Stowe, Ruth Anderson, Kathleen Hewson, Pat Miller, Betty Crowell, Mary Kinney, Jane Lawing, Helen Douglas, Margaret Brown, Mildred Scott. Fifth row: James Perry, Dick Mueller, Floyd Sease. Bill Blanton, Martin Harkey, Charles Baker. If It . ' , mmyazyawa-sf -mnmmk V 'f ' '14 gs Jed. , 4 - 'a .Q 3 4 gg , r 5 . awrgwemgsmf' 1 x 'r . 2 'XXL A, fn A, Buenoa, First row: Jean Robinson, Colleen Chapman, Sue Young, Jean Williams, Margaret Hood, Barbara Eehr, Joanne Shoemaker, Peggy Barrentine. Nancy Moss, Evelyn Smith. Virginia Gravatt, Betty Wolfe, Anne Cato. Second row: Kathryn Havnaer, Jeannette Ruiter, Dorothy Dee, Betty Brooks, Betsy Brown, Evalyne Stone, Katina Michaels. Barbara Adams, Carolyn Futch, Ruth Sellers, Pat Watson, Ann Morehouse, Ada Bess Ruppelt, Ethel Harton, Rae Anna Downey, Shirley Tison. Third row: Claire Eisman, Betty Austin, Harriet Thigpen, Sally Irwin, Carolyn Hayden, Grace Weigold, Marie Harkey, Elinor Marshall, Marie Cuthbertson. Lillian DeArmon, Ida Constable, Sara Clark, Mary Sommers Booth, Helen Boyle, Jane Davis, Harriett Ashcraft, Mary Stuart Barnhardt. Fourth row: Harold Jackson, Brock Barkley, David Ivey, Colbert Smith, Bobby Hanes, Norman Smith, Sam Robinson, Grady McAuley, Lem Whitsett, George Brice, Sam Gardner, Will Hahn, Raymond Dawson, Lane Clon- inger, Hugh Sample, Frank Newton, John Irwin, Tom Lockhart, Bill Robbins. oragmzey ' First row: Jane Stewart, Margaret Wood, Fritz Blum. Second row: Ruth Kimmelstiel, Paula Bird, Miss Virginia Allen. Third row: Roy McIntyre, Jack Gillett, Mary Neal Ranson, Katherine Dixon. ofa, U ' dc, Z First row: John Gerke, Betty Griffith, Joan Gaffney, Ruth Golding. Second row: Joanne Ledbetter, Carol Cofhn, Carolyn Hinson, Betty Mary Couch, Alice Hassel, Joyce Edwards. Peggy Youngblood, Betty Hough, Sara Boggs. Third row: Harry Maer, Betty Funderburk, Nancy Boward, Charlotte Hawkins, Joe McLaney. Page Seventy-five are pda glade This club, composed of French I students, was organized in February for the study of France and her culture. The club meets the first and third Thursdays of each month. First row: Sarah Conder. Mary Eunice Muse, Bobbie MacManus, Chuck Kirby, Marie Snelling, Jimmie Black, Don Cilotzer, Benny Jo Davis, Mary Lockey, Doris Carroll, Miss Bransford. Second row: Mary Katherine Roberts. Nancy Shepherd, Lois Steger. Juanita Hubbard, Jane I-Iowser, Sarah de Lane, Jean Kendall, Shirley Field, Jean lsom, Barbara McBride, Anne Wilkes, Mary Ruth Lake. Third row: Me Me Burnside. Doris Gregson. Bob Campbell, Roy McKnight, George Tidwell, Mary Catherine Morris. Frances Marsh. Jim gm Reading from left to right: Lois James, Jane Davis, Lucie Baxter, Paula Bird, Helen Biggers, Winifred Goff, Arlene Palmer, Marie McGuin, Cleo Presley, June Gilbert, Eva McBride, Ann Emerson, Brandon Davis, Miss Janice Woods. g First row: Margaret C. Brown, Alice Womack, Alice Davidson, Edith Stowe, Marie Cuthbertson, Patricia Cansler, John Spillman. Second row: Betty Barnhardt. Flora Lee Bobbitt. Anne Emerson, Charlotte Van Buren, Dorothy Davenport Mary Anne Ashe, Doris Crane. Margaret Bailey, Sue McSpadden. Third row: Barbara Hopkins. Rita Adams. Mary Sommers Booth, Lib Usher, Cama Clarkson. Margaret Hinson. Fourth row: Herbert Schwartz, Bill Boyce. Bob Rierson, Max Rittenbury, Frank Quinn, E 3 l ' Jhhtmq, Klub First row: Brian Rudisell, Patricia Cansler, Mary Stewart Hatch. Dorothy Jarrell, Kathleen Hewsori. Second row: Jessica Jackson, Ruth Kimmelstiel, Alice Davidson, Betty Stine, Jean Thompson, Coleen Cole, Nancy Moss, Third row: Peggy Hartsell, Nancy Shepherd, Ruth Sellers. Cheryl Mundy, Helen Douglas. Chappie Golds- borough, Alice Hassell. Fourth row: Betty Carpenter. Louise Davis. Marilyn Sailers, Juanita Scott, Helen Biggers, June Gilbert. Mar- garet Casper, Jackie Neely, Helen Switzer, Pat Watson, Catherine Penson. Fifth row: Catherine McLeod, MariHo Hilliard, Wylie Orr. Jimmy Black, Rodney Moat, Miss Fore. Marie Snelling, Betty Cobb, Edith Stowe. .s gala First row: Irene Arias. Louise Lawing, Patricia Baker, Margaret Newell, Ada Mae Cook, Jean Cushman, Jean Kendall. Second row: Francis Kenney. Coleene Lowder, Elizabeth Thompson. Edna Padgett, Mary Adams, Frances Clardy, Martha Bunn. Kathleene Carroll. Third row: Sarah Muse, Barbara Stitt, Jessie Mae Ashe, Mary Frances Crowell, Ruth Armstrong. Fourth row: Doris Propst, Mildred Craig. Lillian McKenzie, Dorothy Prather. Margaret Charles. Fifth row: Myrtle Duncan, Elmer Walton. Bobby Smith. Carolyn Hancock, Tommy Hunt. Absent from picture: Mildred Adams, Elizabeth Griffin. Betty Jane Mills. Anna Vee Bolton. Gladys Gunter. 1 ,,,. .., ' V ' ' 5. 5. .S.- ' First row: Evelyn Cofer. Zackie Brinkley, Mildred Graham. President, Carolyn Byrd, Secretary and Treasurer, Edna Dunlap, Vice-President, Elinor Byers, Patty Seagle, Miss DeVinny, Adviser. Second row: Mary Dan Smith, Evelyn Stapleton, Mary Lawless, Jeanne Richards, Martha McGirt, Mary Ethel Hurt, Mildred Parker. Third row: Boots Scott. Dot Brooks. Louise Hartsell, Joyce Edwards, Betty Maness, Helen Biggers, Doris Carnes, Mildred Dozier. Fourth row: Barbara Fisher, June Ford, Douglas Poston, Betty Jane Green, Sybil Rice, Sadie McCall. , .E.5.L .ummm .. o First row: Betsy Briggs. Martha Hunter, Barbara Freeman. Clara Porter, Barbara Carter, Richard Smith, Mar- garet McCuen, Hilda Howard, Betty Miller, Allie Ridout, Gloria Heine. Second row: Richard Fowler, Joe Bogle, W. D, Chrisholm, Dickey McAuley. Mildred Kirkland, Margaret Boger, Margaret Hamn, Robert Funderburk, W, B. Hooper, Erskine Thomas. Charles West. Third row: Dickey Elam, Jack Sideman, Edward Shannon. John Tiddy, Thomas Smith. Labon Kelly, David Elliot. Mr. Slattery. Coordinator of D. E. Class. f Q 1 , xx A 1721, eflub First row: Patty Teagle, Frances Kinney, Alice Barbee. Virginia Marray. Juanita Trcadwell, Nancy Hope, Martha Cail. Doris Lawing. Betty Lineberger. Helen Chapman. Second row: Barbara Fisher, Florence Hamilton, Margaret Woods, Paula Bird. Mary Neal Ranson, Martha Bunn, Catherine Brock, Pat Herndon, Anne Surratt, Blanche Treadwell, Betty Sherrill, Lois James. Third row: Doris Propst, Lillian McKensie. Carolyn Hancock. Barbara Bassinger, Marilyn Sailers, June Cvilbert. Anne Manning, Katherine Fleishman. Jean Little Eleanor Smith, Rachel Pegram. Fourth row: Marie McGuinn, Sue Keenan, Erna Siefart. Susan Norris, Boots Scott, Mrs. Cornelia Henderson. Betty Lee Reid, Joanne Baker, Constance Kales. Jo Ann Palmer, Delores Morris. ' 'iz 5 5 ,Pax ' 3 if 5 ww -5' ' ' 5' 5 - . J .f . A. ' 1735? 2' Y ix E1 kia! kg,-:z '!, ' A 1 L - :V Jig, 1 W 15 'W' Q WYNDALL MASON A MARGARET BOC-5Ef2 MARCEUERWE JOHNSON C4-XROLYN BYR D JERRY RUDISELL MIRIAM ISENHOUR I 'R MILDIQED GRAHAM BETSY ROBERTS AQLENE PALMER MARTHA MCCSIQT SP C2171 H B BMVJZQY C2035 Qmdflkd Hazwzkon Editorls Favorite QZYDC F R. Lwzflfe JMU F R. Lwzllfe , E f ,, 3 L.. JAG? . 4 53, ,gf .rf gf Q . ,E ' Q A 3 A , R1 Arr L, -' X I E f ' N ' , - -' -'.i' LL 3, X' fl! 5 4 ., E . fmt '11, ' if 231 . - .f 'EW L ,ffl E , , ff in W ef E 5? I, ,jf 1 ug HERBERT H. BAXTER 2 L Q W! THE DEMOISELLE CLUB MRS. HAROLD K. GREEN 'WR W' MISS HELEN HUNTER lW?5.W.S.STEWART MISS SALLY CARSON l MRS. P. I-I. STEPHENS MRS. J M. Y-ANDLE ' MQS. QOS5 MRS. PAUL THOMPSON ff Mf2S.6.S.l-IOIZNE f fx f X MRJQOY A, DALMEQ . A' x R N MRS. CLARENCE MCGEE 1 MRS. J R. CHERRY MISS LIE USHER K I ,rhub- MRG. H. LEDBETTER ff F-J M11 ,yfivf I , 5 Msss SAQA Boecas JOHN B. BYRD, JR. xx f mass NELL CHI-gmzv 'fn U vfVjJQpff 3- 1' f' ' 57 R. W 4 WWZWQ' I' iv--f CHARLIE REID 5 f ij 3 A ff - , ,:, 11 fig, s ' A3 W ww,ai, I 7 E 3 ? -5 5 is 'N' v J F2 2 5 af 2 is X g Lg, VZ' if T A if g 4- ' 13 'fy X g, 1 32-75,68 5 ,pw ' Q 'W s i 1, .1 Nw if SU A 'I V f--ruse'-W-f ' MISS MARY JANE HURT w...',f-- 9m.49- 1- gm- DM W QM? YJ ,AA-f-2. .4-v,?1Yf fe4n,.e1.v-, . i'fMmLdwf3 gi. f w'm'ji'gk '25, ,'W' Z-. 71 A-.. -:,,+.,.ai--., JL an 'bw JVM' MRS 5 J. US!-IER BEN IVEY W 57 X32 4-9. ,V , .V ' - f 15 rf g I7 w b E2 -' li i I V ,.: , 11 , W 71' V4 .y,. . ' A f ,, MRS. IQOBERT BAKER' ' Mfes. e.F.MCereAw LT xxx F. Mcc:ANLEss,JQ. MRS. XXX. E. -ANDERSON MRS. WI2. BETENB-AUGH 1-UUE QAXTEQ f 'X:XX!.T FOREMANJQ. JOAN C-ANSLER 1 'xi' 'ff Y if , V 'g A ' ' Mun A , ,R YV, ,fpimx 1 4, ff 5 ,A Q5 ' ' ' QW E LM H MRS.W.B.-ALLEN ' MRS. REBECCA C. MILLER MISS JE-AN -ANDERSON '19 BETTE C-ANSLER MRS. W.-F-X.N1cFARL-AND THE DEMOISELLE CLUB for MAROUERITE JOHNSON Circulation Manager. SNIPS AND CUTS HERBERT H. BAXTER for LUCIE BAXTER Sr. Photo Editor. SNIPS AND CUTS MRS. HAROLD K. GREEN for PATTY GREEN Sponsor Editor, SNIPS AND CUTS MISS LUCIE BAXTER for FRED STILLWELL . .Clubs and Organizations Manager. SNIPS AND CUTS MRS. W. S. STEWART for JANE STEWART .,,.. MISS SALLY CARSON for BOBBY CARSON . . . . MISS HELEN HUNTER for BOODY OVERCARSH . . MRS. P. H. STEPHENS for PAT STEPHENS ..,. Treasurer, Student Council Treasurer, Student Council .President, Student Council MRS. Cm. S. HORNE for FRANK HORNE ,..,,.,, . . President, Senior Class MRS. PAUL THOMPSON for JEAN THOMPSON . . .Treasurer. Senior Class MR. ROY A. PALMER for ARLENE PALMER . . . . Secretary, Senior Class MRS. Ci. L. ROSS for JEWEL ROSS ............. . . . Treasurer, Senior Class MRS. CLARENCE MCGEE for MARY JANE MCGEE . . Secretary, Senior Class MRS. J. M. YANDLE for STEWART YANDLE . . . ,.... President, Senior Class MISS SARA BOOOS for JIMMY ESKRIDGE ....... Vice-President, Junior Class MR. G. H. LEDBETTER for JOANNE LEDBETTER . . .Treasurer. Junior Class MISS LIB USHER for LEIOHTON CHOATE . . ,.... Treasurer. Junior Class MRS. J. R. CHERRY for NELL CHERRY ...... . . Secretary, Junior Class MISS NELL CHERRY for WINT HOLTZOLAW . . . .President, Junior Class JOHN B. BYRD, JR., for CAROLYN BYRD . . . .President, Junior Class CHARLIE REID for NANCY REID ........ ,.,..... S ecretary Junior Class THE BARON'S CLUB for EUGENE HUNTER . . .Vice-President of Senior Class MISS MARY JANE HURT for JAKE WADE ..... President Sophomore Class MRS. S. J. USHER for LIB USHER ...... .... S ecretary of Sophomore Class BEN IVEY for DAVID IVEY .............,. Vice-President Sophomore Class MRS. ROBERT BAKER for BUNNY BAKER ....... President Sophomore Class . . . .Chairman Elections Committee LT. W. F. MCCANLESS, JR.. for VIVIE BAYNE, .Chairman House and Grounds Committee MRS. W. E. ANDERSON for JEAN ANDERSON . . ,Chm. of Teen Age Committee MISS JOAN CANSLER for PATRICIA CANSLER Chm. of Red Cross Committee MRS. G. F. MCGRAW for BUCK MCGRAW ...... Co-Captain Football Team MRS. W. R. BETENBAUOH for WALTER BETENBAUOH .Capt. Football Team W. T. FOREMAN, JR., for DAVE FOREMAN . .Captain Basketball Team MRS, REBECCA C. MILLER for BILL MILLER ..... Manager Basketball Team MISS JEAN ANDERSON for JOHN TIDDY ......... Captain Baseball Team MRS. W. A. MCPARLAND for GUY W. MCFARLAND . . .Manager Book Store MRS. W. B. ALLEN for EDDIE ALLEN . ............ Editor of Rambler MISS BETTE CANSLER for BILL CHRISTIANSEN ,Chairman Dance Committee by-f I F Ml Q A.. ...fi '53-X 93' Three of a kindff .Look at the birdie, boysfff T .Their best girlf, , .How 'bout a ride? The student and the clownfe .Don't be scared, Boodyf. . .The little devils? . .We smell smokef .The Central Rogues Gallery-. . .Gotchal . ,The grandstandl. . .Smile sweetly! x .You look fine, boys. REQ XX ,W 3 'gv' M H1 gf ,,.f 6 PAT STEPHENS PATTY GREEN JEAN ANDERSON MILDRED GRAHAM ME ME BURNSIDE MARTHA ANN HULL MIRIAM ISENHOUR VIVIE BAYNE JACK SIDEMAN xl CQ A .N 4 R, A.--QV, pw! Jnntball fn VINCE BRADFORD 4,,. O. C. BR1TToN ..... PAsCo GETTLE . . . DICK DASHIELL , . 4 OTTo DAHLEM . . . h...Head Coach C . A ,Line Coach A ,Line Coach BB Team Coach B Team Coach LA4..- , ,L iw., -.mx it-v-mt f First row: Bobby Carson. Buddy Black. Second row: John Caldwell, Leighton Choate, Paul Cato. BOBBY CARSON, Head Manager ROY IVICKNICHT Page Ninety-four l:2?-'4.fN -V-AM 6 Q-G.. Chix Q LQ Q YXNTCLYBT tv fl X Ln,gQ,,X sg ' v Q vt , ' il, :nw V Aflfdgi, Ni 4 idx :QQ Jnnfball J First row: Buck McGraw, Walter Betenbaugh, Charles Wylie, Bobby Con- der, Tommy Harris, Tom Stewart, Gene Graham. Second row: Frog Mills, Fred Boger, Jimmy Shoemaker, Ed Charles. CO-CAPTAIN BUCK MCGRAW CAPTAIN WAL l'ER BETENBAULSH W S147 , its Page Ninety-five Jntballg 'id I 5' ,, ff. . f S 2 ? I K lp., 1 ' fl 'S' ' , LA ,-'rw K !,',.? i, ,A 'ff . ., -441' -M lf wwf. f , f 'L ' 'if A .I I ff 4 ,L Q ,A A ,. 4.A, ,. It K , E 5 I lun- Y V ,M , - , , . Qif? ' IS, 'ff , . If ' 'Ll' I A S AA .: T. 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L N , .,.,., , ., I BUCK MCGRAW GENE GRAHAM RICHARD GORDON JIMMY SPEARMAN CHARLES WYLIE BARTOW GARRETT 'RICHARD FOARD HARRY BENTON FRED BOGER IRVING BUBECK NICK FLORAS NED CARRIKER JAKE WADE HFROGU MILLS JIMMY SHOEMAKER JOE NEILSON Page Ninety-seven Jnntbnllg CENTRAL 25: MORGANTON 6 The Wildcats opened the season with a compara- tive green but nevertheless a fast-stepping ball club, as Jimmy Shoemaker and Ed Charles paced the team to a victory over Morganton in Memorial Stadium. The Centrals functioned smoothly throughout with the entire team playing standout ball. CENTRAL 27: SPARTANBURG O Spartanburg's green eleven was no match for the powerful Blue and Gray here. and the second team saw service for the Wildcats most of the way. High- stepping tailback, Ed Charles, scoring twice, was the Cat star. All-state Buck McGraw and Walter Betenbaugh led the fast charging Charlotte line. CENTRAL 6: GREENSBORO 0 KB Cats third straight victim in the first Western X-Conference game of the season before 7 O00 at the stadium. Hard driving Jimmy .Shoemaker copped a Defending state champ, Creensboro, became the 1 X '70-yard drive in the third period to score from the - ne-yard line for the only points. The game was one f the hardest won of the entire season. CENTRAL 123 WINSTON-SALEM O The Central High grid aggregation took its first out-of-town trip and upset Reynolds High of Win- ston-Salem, its greatest obstacles to the Western Conference crown, 12-0. Little Nick Floros set up both Central scores by two beautiful runs, and on both occasions Shoemaker blasted it over. CENTRAL 0: RALEIGH 28 Raleigh's mighty Caps snapped the Cats' win- ning streak at four straight, completely humbling the Wildcats at the State Capital. The Centrals never got past their own 43-yard line. A 70-yard jaunt by Raleigh's smooth running Jordon on the first play from scrimmage put the Wildcats in a hole from which they never quite recovered. CENTRAL O: AsHEv1LLE 33 Two amazingly fast Scar-backs, Neil Justice and Billy Britt, combined to hand Central its second straight crushing defeat here in Memorial Stadium. Although the Cats played good football, they couldn't stop Justice and Britt. All of Asheville's points came on broken field runs and long passes. Jnnfball, CENTRAL 27: HIGH POINT 7 Central happily snapped its two-game losing streak here by defeating the Bisons from High Point 27 to 7. Well led by Jimmy Eskridge and Jim Shoemaker. the Cats showed aggressive power which the Pointers cou.ldn't match. The winning of this game put the Wildcats into uncontested lead for the conference title. CENTRAL 20: CoLUIvIEIA 6 Shoemaker was the outstanding ace as Central invaded South Carolina to hand the Sandlappers a licking. Jim scored twice, once on a 50-yard run. Buck McGraw scored another tally after intercept- ing a pass and running 37 yards. Fred Boger blocked a punt for an automatic safety. CENTRAL 14: GASTONIA 6 The title-bound 'lCats got their biggest scare of the year in Gastonia but managed to pull through after the Green Wave had scored first. Although fast and tricky, they were no match for Central's power and drive. Shoemaker blasted over for the first tally, and Boger converted for the extra point, making it 7-6. Jim hurled to Gene Graham for the second score and Boger again converted. CENTRAL 20: SALISBURY 6 The Western Conference Championship title was once more clinched by the Wildcats as they rolled over the visitors from Salisbury. The starters played less than half of the game, and the reserves more than held their own against the underdogs from Boyden High. CENTRAL 7. RALEIGH O The biggest night in Central's l943 football sea- son was the night the Wildcats played Raleigh for the State Class A Championship. Although beaten by Raleigh earlier in the year 28-O, and heavy under- dogs in pre-game predictions, the Cats showed superior power all through the game. which payed oil' in a 7-O margin. The score was made by Tail- back Ed Charles on a beautiful 70-yard run. CENTRAL O: MIAMI, FLA. 45 It was indeed a great honor to receive an invita- tion for a post-season game December lOth in Miami, Florida, and it was no dishonor that the Centrals, playing under different weather conditions. and play- ing the best high school team in the South, were defeated. The Miami team scored by sensational methods seven times. Central, with Ed Charles, Jim Shoemaker, and Buck McGraw starring, were stopped just short of scores five times. This closed one of the 'AWildcats' greatest and most colorful seasons. I , ' J I :J I A -, , I , I . yi .6 --J xl I v JA 1 1' U ' at -is figfgif fiilfaia 233553. 29 feta 25 .gl in S' ' ili L1 lfirxf V0-ze, left fu VI-jlllfi Burlfly Thomlrson, Guy MeFai'1anm1, Ben Czttliey, Bob Mos-ely, Bobby Czu-Son. Dave Foreniztn. .S'rm1zd mtv, left in VI-flflff Bill Miller, llanztger, Jim Spearinaii, Benner Crigler. Lenoir Keesler. Arthur Caliper, Bob Cliapmztn, Cuaeli Dztlilem. 6'aalmt6.alL Although the 1944 Silver Streaks had four letter- men returning from the last year's team and possessed a very capable coach in Otto Dahlem. they were destined to repeat the previous year's record by winning only one game, against Salisbury 43-29. The Streaks didn't quite get started: even though they came close to win- ning most of their games. they just couldn't find the power and push to come out on top. It can be honestly said. however. that the boys played good, hard basket- ball at all times. and had it not been for a lag in spirit at critical points, the record would have been much better. Playing in the post-season Western Conference tour- 41 I V ney in High Point, the Centrals were eliminated in the first round by a powerful team from Greensboro, 39-27. Repeating last year's performance and for the second time in Central's history. the Streaks lost the city-Wide tournament by dropping two games to Harding and two to Tech. The 1945 outlook is very bright for Central, as most of the varsity is returning. Receiving letters this year were Bobby Carson. Jimmy Spearman. Captain Dave Foreman, Bobby Mosely, Herman King, Bob Chapman, Ben Cathey, and Guy McFarland. High scorer of the season was Lew Mendler, who racked up a total of 103 points in eight games. I ,ff l ,v-W . , - l l - Page One Hundred 4.1 f w ll Jie ff ef? +'w f :fix 9 ,s l J' f' 1 512 Nl' Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central a 43, A , z8aAlmt6a!L Greensboro . , Winston-Salem Spartanburg Gastonia . , , High Point Spartanburg , Salisbury . T . Gastonia . High Point T Salisbury . T T Winston-Salem Harding High Tech High , Greensboro . Harding High Tech High A Western Conference Tournament Greensboro .i.,36 ..e.29 ...,5l MH43 ..,3O ,...38 ....29 ..i.37 ,..,47 NH38 .,..34 .M35 ...27 42 ..i,29 .,,.28 i . T , , .39 Page One Hundred One J J A' 4 J' 5 ,il rf ,P , fi 4... if MA of A! , , A , 'li f f 4 Q gm ' , 1 wife Lai I-A ,Q ' gt., 4 A 1 F Q I N lv , vie 5' 4, UAA 44, I cfs. if X J . 5 s, V V I N I e J 1 'B if i Agamzball jeam, First row. left Iso right: Bruce Moody, Jimmy Eskeridge, Bill Fowler, Jimmy Hunter, Jack King. Second row, left lo right: Wint l-loltzclaw, Zack Hull, John Tiddy, Ned Garriker. Ben Cathey. Third row. left to right: Harry Maer, l-loyd Overcash, Basil Shoemaker, Bob Chapman, Roy McKnight, Richard Foard, George Miller, Nick Floras, Evans Huss. Foe Parks, James Kallam, Jimmy Spearman, I-loke Bullard, Fred Stillwell. Warren Bethel, Joe Neilson, Phil Gofer, Mac Luper, Mack White, George Griffin, G D. Thomas, Bubber Tallent. Jimmy G White, Tommy Disher, Bill Durham, Dave Forman, Walter Betenbaugh, Fred Boger, Bobby Morrow, Harold Morrow, Irving Bubeck, Don Ahern, Joe Cherry. Page One Hundred Two 513214, ' ' Liaaouhitbns I if f Q First row: Mary Jane Nisbet, Carolyn Sides, Eva McBride, Jessica Jackson, Helen Chapman, Mary Montague, Helen Dwens, Louise Lawing, Helen Tallent, Ann Davis, Lois James, Dolly Blake, Miss Smith. Second row: Averill Lawson, Ann Morehouse, Betty Maness, Louise Hartsell Florence Hamilton, Dot Fowler, Jane Stewart, Arlene Palmer, Catherine Mc- Leod, Betty Carpenter, Prissy Dean, Nell Cherry, Ruth Sellers, Mickey Bradley Mary Templeton. Q 1 Third row: Sara Boggs, Joan Abee, Alice Pappas, Serrill Stuart, Grace Wei- gold, Doris Bouterse, Agnes Austin, Carolina Norsworthy, Jerry Polk, Mazie Sergant, Betsy Roberts, Martha Henderson, Julia McHenry, Marquerite Muse, Betty Ann Bullock. Fourth row: Nancy Boward, Barbara McBride, Edna Padgett, Helen Switzer, Ella Fair Caldwell, Jean Hudson, Frances Miller, Lillian Neal, Nancy Shepherd, June Davis, Martha Bunn, Catherine Brock, France.: Kinney, Dot Presser. Marilyn Sailers, Zackie Brinkley. MARY MONTAGUE HELEN OWENS , , HELEN TALLENT HELEN CHAPMAN LOUISE LAWINC1 . , . MICKEY BRADLEY . DOROTHY PREssER BETTY CARPENTER DOROTHY FOWLER BUEORD BOBBITT ARLENE PALMER , CATHERINE MCLEO MARY TEMPLETON D GFFICERS , . . . . .President , ,Vzce-Preszalent Secretary ..,,,..,...Treasurer Publicity Manager ,....... ,c,, Points Manager SPORTS MANAGERS T, Soccer . , , ,Hockey A Basketball E , , . .Tennis , , . ,SLLllII77I7?l-DQ .c,.,,,Softball . . Track and Field Page One Hundred Three Al--I 'Flaw RY S f' ,W 'f 4 . i, 2 . 1. 1 J 13 I f f , N iw f ff H f W I 4 v Q ,,A, ..- v Page One Hundred Four 54,2 ' 'QM 1 V Q- JW , 1, V wr . ,Q-fl '4':AQI 'Q-1.. ,,,..1:k.J'.4 S ,,.r Yi-1 ll S! 0 e y5w w: ' X' -, '-X' ,Ya -it if ' e Q 'H ' W 4' 'K to 1 oe f ., - . X 'Q I K K 'wg w . A. Ay 0-vw V tv ' Q , fe ' l x' 2419 vw! I W,,M, .ft 'W of , ,Q f 'wx f i ew? M' Q, , ,V A ! -- - Vw . fs 1' .M ' Va' C f 'N t 1 Q P ,' ., , . ffizif ' Y LW' -,'-e 2 !!. . .Track beauty -shoppel. . . 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