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

Text from Pages 1 - 188 of the 1948 volume:

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Though at first all is new and strange,i programs add greatly to theg tllinter brings a new semester and manyr beging the annual variety show takes placeg andr group of juniors are taken into the honorr Hs the days grow milder, the senior's thoughts r regret. The Junior-Senior prom and the4 The Snips and Cuts of '48 has attempted to in order to record more realistically the eventsi l IlllllM lll efubfz underclassmen begin their first year at rlootball games, open houses, and assembly 1 basketball is the sport of the season. The first society as well as many other clubs. turn to commencement, perhaps with a small Senior banquet highlight the semester. present these various activities chronologically which make up the school year at Central. r l l Isophomore's experience. exacucua activities. Christmas celebrations Page Six IIEIIIIIATIII We, the senior class, proudly dedicate the SNIPS AND CUTS of 1948 to MISS HELEN lxiACMANUS, who by her effective teaching, invaluable guidance, and many lcindnesses has endeared herself to the students and faculty of Central High School. We shall always remember Miss Mac for her knack of seeing where help would be needed and immediately offering her services Without thought of recognition. VVe hope in this small way to express our deep appreciation to her. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1948 .Min mac manua Q S01 Page Eight DR. ELNIER H. GARINGER Associate Sziperilztezzcfwzt MR. PIARRY P. IIARDINC Superilztelzdezzt MR. C. OTTS Principal MISS IVIARION FRASER Dean of Girls 1-,in MR. R. C. LILLY SCcretm'y to Prizzcipul MRS. KATHERINE PRELER Svcretzzry of Recorffs Page Nine FAIIIIITY ENGLISH I2 MISS IXIARION FRAZ ER, A.B., M.A. MISS IXIIN NIEIJOVVNS, A.B. MISS LILLIAN PARKS, A.B., M.A. MISS JESSIE LIENDERSON, A.B. ENGLISH IO MR. JACK IIORNER, M.Ed., A.B. MISS IXIARY BALLE, M.S., A.B. MISS ELIZABETH BRICE, A.B. MRS. IIANNIE IXIASTEN, A.B., M.A. SPANISH MISS INIARTHA C. IIKERS, A.B. MISS SARAI-I POSTER, A.B., M.A. MISS GATIIERINE CLEGC2, M.A., A.B. Page Ten ENGLISH ll MISS PIIILECTA B , M.Ed ., B.S. EINHARDT, B.S., M.A MISS IIELEN MAOMANIIS, A.B. MISS IVIARGARET NEWLAND, MA., A.B. MR. LESLIE A. OUTTERSON, B.S. LATIN MISS ELLIE P. GRIER, B.L FRENCH MISS ELIZABETH RANEY, A.B. BIBLE MISS JANET ROBINSON, A.B. Rui.. 5-...W FAIIIII AMERICAN HISTORY MISS IESSIE RANKIN, AB., M.A. ' N BS., M.A. MISS JESSIE CIIII , E AB., IYIA. MISS CORNELIA FOR , ORLD HISTORY X. W MISS OMA LAFFERTY, AB., MJ MR. IAMES SIIBEII, AB., M.A. MISS IDOROTHEA SIIIxIIxIERS, A.R MECHANICAL DRAVVINC 1 T MP.. PATRICK INIATTHEWS, A.I3. COMMERICAI. CEOCIRAPI IY Ins. CoRNEI.I.x IIENIJERSUN, A.R., A I.A. ALGEBRA MISS LOUISE. IIUTCIIISON, AB. MII. CIIAIILES KIIIBY, AB. MRS. LIICINDA D. MUSEII, AB. IIIGI IER MAII IEMAIICS MISS ELEANOII MARKIIAAI, AB., M.A. MIIS. LOIS XVHITACIIE I AB. MISS MAIIELINE IJROQIXS. Page Eleven I AIIIIIIY CIIIQMISIIIY Mn. XfV11,1.1Am M. C1m1s'1'ENsEN, IBS. Mlss Mfxm' I2'l'l',x MURGAN, M.IlcI., fX.In. IIOME ECONOMICS A , Ins. IXIAIXLlLlliRI'IE IXIORCAN, IIELI. Mlss Cm '1 ' f LL Su 1 IIERLANIJ, BS. BUSINESS Miss CILAIIA 'I'1m1x1oNs, A.II. Mus. QIAROLYN NELSON, IIS., I Miss Con I ge 'lvwelve A I, Onmxl, ,XII MA. BIOLOGY Miss Ilunmnx' Avczocx, AB., MA. Mn. QIEORGE L. SAWYER, HS. lJIS'I'RII3U'IIIVE EIDUCAIION Mxss AIIRIAIXI I31.A1n, AB., BS. IYPINU Mus. X7lRClIN1A AGNENV, AB.. MA. z VZ .NX I ' I s 'Y Q.- IAIZIIIII HEAD COACI I MR. VVILLIABI D. BRANNIN, BS., MS. IIS' PIIYQIC XL ED INS'l'RUC'I'OII CII E . If . MISS FRANCES VVIIITAIIRE MUSIC MR. ROBERT SMITH MRS. IXIARGARET VIIAYLOR, NB. ICIOR BOYS' PHYSICAL EIU. INSIIIL MR. STANLEY II. QIROPLEY. BS. PUIILIC SPILXIQIXCL MR. IIUBERI II. PHII.PO'l'l. .X.I3. I-XIII' Miss CIAROL IQERCHNER. IIS. LIBRARY Miss IIUSANNATT IITATR, ,X.II., IIS. Page Tlzirfee 5 04543 FHM I X ,,.x. 2 +15 .1 ff . t, ,N v 1 f.. 5 i Q L ' ix ,x 'Z A, . -n we an . M. v . 1 h .qu 4, y i, i , . 1 i n Yu! W NA , 1 1 hi Q u 'X , f i X I 1 Q fa 5, ' 'J 1 t .., A ', , ,V L ' -rw' I xr QW.. ,N x 5 Y 1 1 1 ' ,, my -4, M , W , -- , e , ' ' , J . , , Y , . , ,- H 7 , fwyv' Q-'K -I 797' 'f . .' .ff-. ,i X ',. lc, ,' -v , X x ' JI X M . N. ., z . f V I ,X ,Nb . .. K I Hx. X ,'q K ' , 1 , , .XX Allll lHl llllll llllilllS Football highlights the season . . . stadium rings with Pep meetings ...parades and cheerleaders boost school spirit. f QA, , 1?-an ?f iff. A nw - .gf u,,,.f f. H 'sl a: !5 A. Q. r 1 , . r T' 5 0 Q Q'- Q.. . ,, I I ' x. 1 up -1 'p ll. 1 . 'K W Ea.-M OIF dill' .5-. .4 ql!l'9 anllfi, 'naw' fi' --HQ.,,, 1 3 5. 3449 Q-, 1 1 1 r A Q f x A , M W? STUDE I CHU Cll HAM VVADE . . . .President BE'r'rY BULLARD . . . .l IiCC-P1'f3SiC'l61fIf ,IoAN Primm . . . .Secretary IIARRIETT XAIIIITIXIORE . . . .Treasurer 6 94,5 STUDI T ASSEMBlY First row: Betsy Todd, lean Ann Hannah, Harriett Wlmitniore, Ioan Pharr, Ham Vlladc, Betty Bullard, hlargaret Potts, Ieanne Ilunnicutt, Peggy Fox. Second row: Patricia hloeller, Cracc Moore, Pat Ienliins, Blaudc Stanscll Ellerhe, Polly Costner. Marsha Knott, Valerie Snook, Patsy VVeller, Anne Hall, Carolyn Butcher. Third row: leannc Allen, Eugenia McCrea, Beverly Bryant, Alma Boofer, Betty Ducker, Frankie Palmer, Janie Duncan, lune Paulk. Fourth row: Martha Annc Doar, Helen Page lliglitccn Hammond, Carolyn Iones, Dean Warufick, Richard Price, Alan MacKenzie, Harry Wolfe, Paula Ballew, Miss Fraser. Fifth row: Martha Anne Bittle, Billy VVoods, Bernie Frasier, Iimmv Childers, Uhlman Alexander, Roddev Brown. Sixth row: Hiram Whitacre, Chris Folk, Knox Price, Arthur Niemer, C. P. Deal. Seventh row: Buddy Smith, Gene Troutman, Charles Sappenfield, Boo Boyer. ,, f' H 'K 'i itfffi-. 7, iv -0 nuff, fi ts N.A,h.V,4 In . Q ,, 5: ,vw fi f -,fx ,iff .,A, E f f ' f E . 452 , 4 ,,, 4' ' , s f K MRS. VIRGINIA AGNEW Adviser THE IHIIIKSTIIRE The bookstore, managed by Sapp Sappenfielcl and Kenny Williams, has served the students of Central faithfully during the past year. Since books, pencils, and paper play such an important part in the lives of students, the bookstore is truly one of the most indispensable features of the school. f X Ky! Left to right: CHARLES SAPPENFIELD, MRS. NELSON, KEN WiLLrAMs. Page Nineteen ts 6 tw. . In Cf- ., , -M--M r gf' M . ' 5 P., . X 1 W ,,, ' xx X.. X I S 1 1 I f vm 'I 1 f- N i ' f 1 f ,g5. egffbS, if . , The Hanzlnler observed its twentyffifth anniversary this past school year on November 22, 1947. For the first time in the history of the school, the paper was published every week throughout the 1947-48 school term except when holidays and exams interfered. Page Twenty ' M Ti..T Ag.l:i 4.1, 5AI,,4..,j . -:' ig'-1: 4 . A A .AE C. P. DEAL BOO BOYER IANE SARSFIELD -IIIWIVIY SHERRILL SID BARNES SALLY TUCKER BILL GOLDEN ALMA HCJKE JOYCE BERRYHILL DEEPE STANLEY AUSTIN KELLEY PEGGY IEAN COODE BETTY AHERN IJAVID VVRIGIIT TACK PENTES The HAMMER STAH CHRIS FOLK .. ......................,. ..,.... C o-Editor BILL WHITE .... .................... .......... C o -Editor C. P. DEAL ... ..................... .. .Marzagirzg Editor BUSINESS STAFF HUGH BOYER .... .I ............................. Business Afiatzager -IANE SARSFIELD . .. .........., Advertising Manager JIMMIE SHERRILL . . ....................... Assistant Advertising Manager REPORTORIAL STAFF BILL WHITE ........................... .......... S ports Editor SID BARNES ...... . . .Assistant Sports Editor SALLY TUCKER . . . ..... Girls' Sports Editor BILL GOLDEN . . . ....... Feature Editor ALMA HOKE ....... .... E xcizange Editor IOYCE BERRYHILL . . . .... Exchange Editor BETTY LOWRANCE .... ....... C lfztbs Editor DOLORES STANLEY . . . ......... Staff Typist BILL HOUSTON .... .. .Staff Photographer AUSTIN KELLEY . . . ......... Reporter PEGGY GOODE . . . . . . .Reporter BETTY AHERN ..... . . .Reporter DAVID WRIGHT ....... . . .Reporter MARGARET WATKINS ,... ...... R eporter TACK PENTES ............ ..... S taff Artist MISS JESSIE HENDERSON .... . . .Faculty Adviser Page Twetztyfotze C. P. DEAL . . ...Chairman First Semester JORD JORDAN . . . .Clfznimzan Second Se11ze5te1 C. P. DEAL BERNIE FRAZIER RODNEY MCKNIGHT PETE PARKER Page Twenty-two JORD JORDAN JULIAN TALBERGOTTI DON FAULKNEP. JACK HARLEY TOMMY MOALLISTER WORTH MAXWELL MALCOLM MOLEAN MANLY MCWILLIAMS HERMAN MOORE JOHNNY PATRICK TAP PRICE JIMMY TODD HFFICE STAFF First row: Mary Kathryn llair, Marry llrcnnon llouse, Peggy l lull, Frances l5rizxell Catherine Sweat, Dolores Stanley. Second row: Ruth llenry Patterson, llolmertu jones, llelen Dorsey, Sum lorlcl Puula Vlfrenn, Geneva Correll. F if f , ,f,f 1 ' I , l ' X ! Il :fx CHEMISTRY SSISTANIS Raymond Oglulciun, Claire May Broome, Miss Mary Etta lXlo1'gu11, Anne llull Page Twenty three Visual Aids Committee First row: Ceorge Campbell, Kenneth Williams, Willie Howard, jimmy Sherrill. Second row: Carl Wilson, Bill lones, Charles Armstrong, Cameron Summers Robert Pinner. Third row: lames Thomas, Frank Clarkson, llal lrluclson, Glenn Smith, Dickie Davis, Bill Farmsvvorth. lickets and llperations First row: Willie Howard, Walter Noble, Carl Wilson, A. K. Anderson, Russell Carrison, Ken Williams. Second row: Jimmy Biggers, ltlarolcl Bunn, Dick Davis, Kent Clover, Boyce Miller. Page Twenty-four 7 IIHHRHAIIERS IJARRIETT WHITMORE JORD JORDAN PEGGY Fox JODIE QQARRETT, Captain IVIARY Lou BROCK, Co-Capmin BETTY BULLARD HARRY BOOKER FRANKIE PALMER Page Twenty-Eve W THE CHTS Page Twentyesix GO OH THE GRIDIHGW Hlllllllll liirst row: Donnie llvans, lack llarkey, Tommy Peterson, Don Elmore, Bobby Shuman, Bobby Bell, Duck llolcler, llam Wacle, Cordon lXflallarcl, Jimmy Parker, Bobby VVearn, Keith King. Secomi' row: Reggie Buie, Bill Burch, Gene Davis, Maurice Wilscmn, Jessie Berry, Sonnv Baker, ,limmv llawkins, llerman lkloore, Phil Campbell, Don Faulkner, Ben lllison, 'llommv hlills. A 'flzirri row: Don lX'lyers, ,lim Smyly, llubert liorcl, llank Kistler, Dick Ticlcly, julian Albergotti, Charlie Burnett, Buclclv Smith, 'liommy lXflefXllister, Bill Cornell. rw. . 2393 v .1 l --ua ',,,-45, Fora CEIWTRHL RESUME IH SEASO The 1947 season was one of the most suc- cessful in Wildcat history. The talented hut unproved Cats opened with a bang by trip- ping the defending state champions, Wilsoii. Inspired hy this initial victory, Central sur- prised its followers hy tying Brown High of Atlanta, later to become one of the strongest 'J'-'em ,M ,f JESSE BERRY, Captain 43 BL MR. BILL BRANNIN, Head Coach teams in the South. With these two tough opponents behind them the Big Blue rolled over Greenshorog Louisville, Ky.g Harding: and Asheville in quick succession. After these smashing victories, the Cats were forced to he content with a tie with High Point. The mud in lVlemorial Stadium was partly rc- sponsihle for this below average performance. Central then journeyed to Miami to suffer their first defeat at the hands of powerful Miami Senior High. The Big Blue, however, was not to he denied the conference cham- pionship as they overpowered VVinston-Salem and Gastonia to capture the crown. Central engaged in two post season games, losing the State Championship to Fayetteville and de- feating Bock Hill in the Carolina Bowl. Page Twenty seven 'm F b' Q? . I: 0 0 I- B A I- I- Top row: Don Faulkner, Gmmlg Russell Ticldy, Illmlngerg Bill Todd, lllmmger. Page Twenty-eiglzt Side: Charles Burnett, End, Hubert Ford, Tackle. Bottom row: Harry Holder, Back, Gene Davis, Guard, Don Elmore, Back. CENTRAL 12-WILSON O ln the first game of the season Central romped on the state-champion VVilson eleven by the score of 12 to O. Scatback Don Elmore led the team in yardage gained: but Donnie Evans, the junior scooter, almost stole the show. The big train, who played spectacular taclde last year, had the fans gaping at full back spot. Drawling jesse Berry, the Alabama boy, proved to be the star of the game by starting the first touchdown march when he intercepted Dickie Davis's pass and charged back to the mid-field stripe. After a march from the fifty Tiddy ploughed over. Early in the third quarter Elmore and VVade brought the ball down again, with Elmore sweeping for 20 yards once. Tiddy came in and again charged over from the 3 but was called back. A five yard penalty set the Cats baclc. Elmore's toss to Holder was good for malcing up the loss and two plays later Tiddy bowled over for the second tally. Burnett,s try for point failed both times. Ster- ling line play was turned in by tacliles Ford and Myers. Zraltas, All-State end of Wilsoii, distinguished himself for the visitors. CENTRAL O-ATLANTA BROWN O Going into the record game of the season to avenge the thorough thrashing received at the hands of another Atlanta eleven last year, the Big Blue of Central held Brown High when they threatened to score. Twice the Cats threw away chances to score that would have won the ball game. With the sterling play of end Charlie Burnett and taclcles lVlyers and Ford, the Cats played a good ball game. VVade's forty yard jaunt through the line was the longest run of the game, and Tiddy's sixty-five yard lticlt was the best seen in high school ball at Memorial Stadium this season. CENTRAL 13-GREENSRORO O VVhen Creensboios Purple Hurricane came again out of the Cate City, it was more of a challenge to Coach Bill Brannin than to the team. Brannin had never beaten Greensboro. Don Elmore went across for both tallies-once on a twenty-five yard jaunt in the first quarter and the next time on a short run off tackle. Burnettis toe added the point to malae the final score 13-O. Beautiful play- ing by full bacli Ham Vlfade plus the runs of Elmore put the total to 146 yards in that game. CENTRAL 7-LOUISVILLE MALE 6 The true toe of Charlie Burnett was the deciding factor in this game when the lanky end placed the ball through the uprights to give Central a one point margin. The air- minded Louisville team almost spelled dis- aster for the Cats in the fourth period when twice long heaves were made over the heads of the Central tail baclcs only to be dropped by the receiver. Mad, lXllcLean got the name of HCraZy Legsn when he caught an Elmore pass on the fifteen-yard stripe and twisted. squirmed and wriggled through two would-be taclclers for the lone Central TD. The Male touchdown was made after lohnson recovered a fumble on the Central 16. CENTRAL -ll-HARDING 6 VV ith lack Harliey and Donnie Evans, two of Central's unsung heroes, running wild and scoring a TD apiece, Central beat a weaker and lighter Harding team at will. llam VVade and Don Elmore came off with the scoring honors by scoring two TD's apiece. The Central reserves played the better part of the second half and showed up surprisingly well. As usual great line play was turned in by Captain Jesse Berry and a fine game was played by reserve Herman Moore. This tracli meet caused Central to lose two of its best line men for the next couple of games, since Don Myers and Hubert Ford were iniurcd. CENTRAL 8-ASHEVILLE O Vllhcn lcsse Berrv, rushing in on an Ashe- C ville play, chased the ball out the end Zone in the first quarter for a safety, Central was on the road to another conference victory. Page T1l7E1If1f'lIf7l6 . 'avr-z ' 'Y' 'VFW' W' 'VT ,ain- fan., VU' Wien' i?2fi'?'fi ig 'vw' fi 'Q Y'x,.... 1. ' X Fei if f 'J 'va 'P--wx-3 lf ..,, , I 'X A 4. i ,f , 9 . , A ,., 4, 'fr V . , ,,.. --L., I: 0 0 I B A I' I- Top row: Dick Tidcly, Bnckg Ham VVade, Bnckg Malcolm McLean, End. Side: Bob Burnett, Bnckg Lee Nliddleton, End. Bottom row: Jimmy Parker, Bnckg Herman Moore, Gunrdg Iulian Albergotti, Center Page Thirty A last quarter TD by Don Elmore, after his fifteen yard pass to Burnett, put the game on ice. Hampered by a muddy field and the in- juries sustained in the Harding game, the Cats were unable to roll any farther. Asheville only threatened once late in the third period. Great line play was seen by those who watched Mac McLean in his end position. CENTRAL 6-HIGH PQINT 6 Playing in the same kind of weather they did in High Point last year, the highly-favored Big Blue of Central came out with a tie against High Pointis Bisons. A 55-yard drive in the second quarter gave Central her lone tally of the evening. The mud on Memorial Stadium helped a slower High Point team to hold the Cats, shifty running attack almost to a snail's pace. Ending the drive was Elmore's 28-yard dash to the Bison two, where he went over on the next play. Don Faulkner again turned in a great game, as did Gene Davis. MIAMI 33-CENTRAL O Central's jaunt to sunny Miami proved to be just what the experts predicted. A heavier Miami team, very much air minded, handed Central its first defeat. Without tail backs Evans and Elmore and linemen Ford and Myers the Cats were out classed. Holder and jack Harkey are due the credit coming Central's way. Passes from Tiddy to McLean furnished the lone threat of the game for Central. CENTRAL 19-VVINSTGN-SALEM 6 The following week, playing in Vvinston- Salem, the Cats redeemed themselves by scor- ing a loop win over Vvinston. jack Harkey, playing his new role as a quarter back, went 38-yards for one touchdown, and Don Elmore in for only five plays went 42 yards for an- other one. A pass from Ramblin' llamlin Wade to Crazy Legs McLean added the final touchdown. Sterling line play was turned in by end Mac McLean. CENTRAL 7-GASTONIA 6 Traveling across the beautiful blue Catawba for their final conference game of the season. a powerful Cat team gained for themselves the trophy for the Vvestern Conference crown with a 7 to 6 win over the Green XVavc of Gastonia. Coach Branninls record was al- most broken that night. Hels never lost Il game with Gastonia-but Burnettis extra point saved the night. A long running jump pass from Tiddy to Dashing Don Elmore set up the Cats, touchdown. Elmore caught the pass on the 2-yard line after it had been batted around by two Gastonia backs. Two plays later Vvade went off tackle for thc touchdown. CENTRAL O-FAYETTEVILLE 39 Behind terrific line play, two Eavetteville backs, Nub Smith and Howard Cheshire, accounted for six touchdowns against the Cats. This game was the Cats' first home de- feat in I8 starts. Central gained exactly three yards for the night. Eayettevilleis claim of being the best team in the state, perhaps of being the greatest high school team of all times, went undisputed. CENTRAL 6-ROCK IIILL O A 92-yard gallop by Don Elmore added the finishing touches to a good season for Bill Brannins XfVildcats. Thus the Cats brought two crowns to Central, the Xvestern Confer- ence and the Carolinais Bowl. Not all of the honors went to Elmore though, for Smiling jack Harkey had a ten-yard running average for the night. The news from South Carolina was good for a bed-ridden Coach Brannin. who had sent the team down under the able direction of Line Coach Stan Cropley. Page Tl1iI'fj O1ZC I: 0 Il I R A It I- 'I-op row: Donnie Evans, Bnckg Buddy Smith, Tnckleg Bobby Boll, Back. Side: Hank Kistlcr, Tnckleg Tommy McAllister, Emi. Page Tliirly-two Bottouz row: Tommy Peterson, Bfzckg Bobby Shuman, Bnckg Reggie Buic, Cimrd 1-lf' in 4 ' U K f WA . ' 5.l,z V . . fr rw? 4 :f Ny., lf 4 , 5 ,X I f ' 4? 'A Aff x f Q, A, . l X Y p l ,i ,, 5 - , .. gl Lf' l , ' ' :fy ky, , Ll I U l Z I: 0 0 -I B A I- I- Top row: lXlZlI.Il'lCC VVilson, Czmrflg Bill NCCOV, Emlg Tommv Mills, End. Side: jack llarlaey, Bnckg Gordon lXlallan'd, Back. Bottom row: .lim Smyly, Emlg Connie Briclges, Czmrdg Stan Cropley, Conch. Page Thirty-tlzree First row: Ted Caldwell, Allred Hough, -lerry Cooper, Crayton Rowe, john Gaylord, John Brock, johnny Hurt. Seconol row: Haywood Beaumont, Frank Graham, Donald Tarver, Benjie Townsend, jackie Cooper, Bohhy Amos, Bobby W1'ight, Buddy Hazelton. ,Tl'lilTl1'0Il7Z Neal Forney, coach, Dick VVestmoreland, Kenneth Orr, Kent Clover, Ralph Yandlc, Buddy Carrier, Waltc1' Propst, Hugh Scott, Gilbert Ford, Conrad Phillips, coach. T11 irty-four BOBBY AMOS JOHN GAYLORD BENJIE KENT TOVXYN GLOVER SEND Page Tlzirt v'191'e GOSSETT PATRICIA MOELLEP. DAVID GOSSETT . JOAN WIATSON . . ANN HOBBS .. WATSON NIOELLER HOBBS First Semester Ofyqcers . . .President Vice-President . . .Secretary . .Treasurer .Svplw kim , ,zu 1. ,. ' W fu' fav! MOELLER PATRICIA MOELLER EDDIE IIANES . .. JOAN WATSON . . ANN PIOBBS .. HOBBS HANES Second Semester Officers VVATSON . . . .President Vice-President . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer Page Tlzirty-eiglzt ITIISS HI-1ER'S HOITIE ROOm OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester Jo CLAIRE CRUIVIBLEY ................ President IXIARY VVATERS ...................... President BILLY RUSH ........ ..... I lice-President BOBBY WRIGHT ........ .... I 7ice'President MARGARET KENNEDY ............, Secretary IMIARGARET KENNEDY .. ..... ...... S ecretrzry GEORGE HEATON .... .............. T reusurer KENNETII CJRR ..... ............... F Treasurer JEANNE ALLEN .......... Student Assembly Rep. JEANNE ALLEN .......... Student Assembly Rep. First row: Betty Ann Scruggs, Peggy Woods, Rita Rowell, Barbara Austin, Phoebe Phillips, Margaret Kennedy, Trudie Willis, France Meiselman, Lois Snyder, Betty Templeton, Ashlyn Spencer. Second row: Bobby Hunter, George Heaton, Kenneth Orr, Pete Alexicff, Ed McGinn, Jane Crook, Mary Waters, Fay Mitchell, Jo Claire Crumbley, Marie Hopkins, Margaret Watkins, Sarah Henkel. Third row: Jack Blair, Bill Craig, Michael Meiselman, Hal Furr, Edwin Johnson, Marion Morgan, Billy Butler, Bobby Wright, Gus Heffner, Steve Haas, Billy Rush, Ed Crump, Carl Ritchie, Van Hatley. mR. CHRISTEHSEITS HOmE ROOITI OFFICERS First SGHIBSIQV Second Semester NELL JONES ........... .........,. I Jresident ANN WYNN ..... ..... .......... I J resident ANN WYNN ..... ..... V ice-President EDDY IIANES ...... .... I fice-President ANN RITCH ...... ............. S ecretary BENJIE VIJOWNSEND .... ...... ...... S e cretury TOMMY TRIMBLE ................... Treasurer ANN RITCII ........................ Treasurer RODDEY BROWN .......... Student Assembly Rep. QILARENCE GILBERT ...... Student Assembly Rep. First row: Joan Spake, Mary Bart Key, Delores Foster, Janet Stiles, Jane Gibbs, Laura Mitchell, Barbara Werner, Helen Lee Watts. Second row: Steve Mahaley, Mary Ruth Scott, Nancy Northington, Mary Nisbet, Ann Ritch, Nell Jones, Gene Dudley, Ann Wynn, Tommy Patton. Tlfzird row: Mr. Christensen, Doris McKnight, Peggy Chesnut, Virginia Kiinbirl, Clarence Gilbert, Benjie Townsend, Eddy Hanes, Dan Friedman, Nick Washam, Billy Shuford. mlSS FOSTER'S HOmE ROOIU OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester BILL BRYANT .....,................. President BILL BRYANT ....................... President JEANNIE FELLOS .... ....... V ice-President BOBBY ALLISON .. ............. Vice-President NANCY PAYNE .... ............. S ecretary BOB NOTT .... .............. S ecretriry JAN CRANE ....... .............. T reasurer JAN CRANE ..... ............... T reasurer ALAN MAGKENZIE ....,... Student Assembly Rep. BETTY IMIACKEY .......... Student Assembly Rep. First row: Gene Williams, Hilda Crim, Jan Crane, Betty Mackey, Joann lXIcNeely, Velma McKnight, Elizabeth Le Gette, Mary Layton, Patsy Black, Raeford Johnston. Second row: Wallace Besser, Jewel Deese, Nancy Payne, Barbara Mumaw, Peggy Waller, Miss Foster, Eleanor Helms, Renie Colyer, Jeannie Fellos, James Costner, Alan Mackenzie, Bill Bryant. Third row: Churchill Boger, James Thomas, Stuart Preston, Jack Miller, Bob Nott, Larry Stewart, George Core, Bobby Culbertson, Bobby Allison, Joe Woodruff, Barry Ausband, P. B. Faust, Benton Moffett. Page Tlzirtyfnine 'I NRE Page I-'orty 0,-. 4 V' if dh A . A38 f NUI mm -an 1-sq bf 1. in , t uni I Y mISS KERCHDEITS HOmE ROOTTI OFFICERS Fifff 561116519 Second Semewer MAX CANNON ...................... President KLQ Cixxox ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Pregidenf BETTY DAv1s ................... Vice-President CHARLES COOLEY ,,,,,,,,,.,,,,, Vice-President BETTY GBUBBS .... ............. S ecremry REID HUNTER ...... ...... ..... S e eremrp PAUL PATTERSON ................... Treasurer DONALD GUXXELLS ..,..,,,.,,.,,.... Treasurer MAX CANNON ........... Student Assembly Rep. MAX CANNON ........... Student Assembly Rep. First row: Shirley Abemathy. Louise Young Catherine Lavying, Ienlas Robertson. Don Gunnells. Poston, Bill Grier, Louise Carter. Second row: Reid Hunter. Virginia Long. Shirley Todd. Carol Glaser. Mary :Xnn Mclieel. Mary Xell Gleason, ,lean Maner. Betty Grubbs. Evelyn Helms. Betty Davis. Betty Sims. Sally Hiilliarns. Third row: Bobby Patton. Bobby Brown. Charles Cooley. Gerry Barnes. -lirnrnv Wilson, Albert Parker, Allan Hoppe, Paul Patterson. Philip Snyder, Max Cannon. Ralph Scott. 1 ITIR. l4IRBY'S HOFHE ROOIU OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester ANNE GRAHABI ...................... President SAM xlCXINCH ..................... President BEN SLOAN ..................... Vice-President DEXLEIRIOS XLKON ...,... ...... l 'ice-President Dolus JEAN LATANE .... ............. S ecretary Many .-LYN Sursross ........ ..... S eeremry PAUL ANDERSON .... .............. T reasurer GEORGE FESPERBIAN ................ Treasurer SAM MCNINCH ......... Student Assembly Rep. .IERRY COOPER .......... Student --ksemlrly Rep. First row: Ross Fizer. Demetrios Nixon. David Hicks. Pam Hollingsworth. Betty Ball. Marion -lackson. jean Hohenstein, Doris jean Latane. Mary Ann Simmons. Dorothy Cole. Sara Daly. Second row: George Fespennan. Barbara McMillin. lane Kerr. Anne Graham. :Xlice Kneedler. :Xnn XlNil,cAlister, Martha lsenhour. Betty Hartis. Ann Child ress. Sue Bumgarner. Peggy Hill. Maxine Barton. Gene Valli. Third row: Mr. Kirby. Diclay Orr. Ben Sloan. Howard Baker. Paul Anderson. -lohn Bullard. Cooper. Holly Beatty. Bill Dennis. ,lim Nance. Robert Brock. Ralph McLaughlin. Sam McXinch. john Hanes. IUISS IUORGHITS HOIUE ROOITT OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester BILL lNIumuv ...................... President Gmcxe xlO0RE ...................... President NIARQUITA HAITHOOX ..... lice-President .IERRY XYRAPE .. .... lice-President TOMMY FRAZIER ...... ............. S ecremry BARBARA May ...... ...... S ecretnry GRACE Moons ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,, Treasurer Toxuiv FRAZIER .................... Treasurer GRACE ihl00RE .......... Student Assembly Rep. ROSA XY:-:ITE ............ Student Assembly Rep. First row: Marquita Haithcox. Helen Beatson. Betty Helms. Sue Gosnell. Rosa XYhire. Dorothy Raiford. joan Ward, Grace Moore. Second row: jerry XVra . XVaco Digh. Billy joe Bivens. Bob Brannan. Tommy Frazier. Ann Madden. Barbara Max. Helen Sanriieers. Faye Bryant. Third row: Eddie Henry. Dan Looper. Bobby Hurt. Buddy Biggers. Bill Murray. lack Cooker. Bruce Crater, Bill XVestmOreland. XVarren Blair. Page Fortyone Page Forty two mRS. mOSER'S HOIUE ROOHI OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester JACK BAUGH ........................ President DAVID COSSETT ..................... President MARY ELIZABETH LEMMONS ...... Vice-President MASON FIELD . .. .... Vice-President JACK CLAIBORNE .................... Secretary PAT WREDE . .. ...... ....... S ecretary JIMMY MOORE ...................... Treasurer JIMMY MOORE . . . .............,... Treasurer PATRICIA MOELLER ...... Student Assemltly Rep. JACK BAUCH ............ Student Assembly Rep. First row: Mary Elizabeth Lemmons, Shirley Tapp, Patricia Moeller, Ann Nuckolls, Helen Shewmake, Nan McCuen, Jonnie Reece, Billie Sharp, Doris McGary, Mary Daly. Second row: Virginia Sergeant, Grace Hager, Mason Field, Jack Baugh, Jack Claiborne, Doris Ilinson, Sarah Abernethy, Joan Desmond, Pat Wrede, Bobby Leonard, Johnny Long. Third row: Marcelle Horne, Marcus Haney, David Gossett, Bill Byrum, Hall Hudson, Ted Caldwell, Richard O'Neal, Gene Estridge, Bobby Brown, Jim Ray, Jimmy Moore. mISS DElULHlID'S HOIUE ROOIJJ OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester BUDDY KING ........................ President HENRY KISTLER ......... ...,...... l Jresident LOUISE MCCANN .... ..... V ice-President ANITA PETERSON . . .... VicefPresidem ANN HOBBS .... ............. S ecretary lVTAUD ELLERBE .... ............ S ecretary GENE RITCH .................. Treasurer VVILLIAM EDWARDS ................. Treasurer MAUD ELLERBE ......... Student Assembly Rep. JACK PROCTOR ........... Student Assembly Rep. First row: Pat Smith, Hazel Overcarch, Billy Ann Knowles, Louise McCann, Anita Peterson, Gail Reilly, Helen Tucker, Sally Rhodes, Phyllis Wright, Carolyn Winterling, Betty Collins, Ann Hobbs. Second row: Mary Grace Godard, Helen Chapman, Jane Anderson, Maude Ellerbe, Carolyn Howe, David Sims, John Wilson, Douglas Davis, Don Carriker, Bill Clark, Jack Proctor. Tlftird row: William Edwards, Carl Goldfarb, John Goines, Van Kelly, Jimmy Propst, Jack Anderson, Henry Kistler, Charles Massey, Cene Ritch, Buddy King, Bill Darracott, Henry Kratt, Bill Brown. IHISS ODOlTI'S HOHJE ROOIU OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester JOAN WATSON .,.................... President FRANCES FLINTOIXI ....,.............. President JIMMY BABB ..... ..... V ice-President LARRY LIOLLAND ..... .... I fice-President NORMAN LYNCH . .. ............. Secretary JOAN WATSON .........,............ Secretary JOHN CARTER .... .............. T reasurer LIEYWOOD BEAUIXIONT ......,........ Treasurer FRANCES FLINTOIVI ....... Student Assemloly Rep. RICHARD BEHLINC J ....... Student Assembly Rep. First row: Nancy Anne Neill, Frances Flintom, Joan Watson, Jo Ann Flake, Peggy Ladley, Peggy Otterf burg, Mary Austin, Mary Rogers, Martha Frances Washam, Betty Quinn, Shirley McBroOm. Second row: Moffatt Quinn, Anne lVloOre, Virginia Alexander, Marie Stacks, Nancy Krimminger, Betty Hanna, Nick Chamis, John Carter, Bruce Green, Larry Holland, George Copeland. Tlftird row: Jimmy Whitner, Charles Armstrong, Louis Ledwell, Ned Wallace, Donald Halsebeck, Nora 1133121 Lynch, Heywood Beaumont, Ralph Wilson, Richard Behling, Jimmy Babb, George Peenstra, Roderick C1 . Page Fortytlzree ITIISS REIFIHHRDTS HOmE ROOITI OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester JACK QiUION ........................ President. DAN JOIINSON ..,................... President LAURA DUNLOP . . .... Vice-President CLARA lX'lORRIS . . . .... Vice-President JOYCE BALLENGER , . ....... Secretary JACKLYN IIARCE'I 1' . . ..... Secretary CONNIE ROGERS .. ...,.......... Treasurer Louis PEASE .... ............. ' Treasurer ALICE LEGGETT ......... Student Asseiniiiy Rep. WALTER PROI-ST ......... Student Asseniitly Rep. First row: Mary Ann Iaiovis, Mary Ann Keeyer, Joan Aspelmeier, Foye Deese, Catherine Ilouston, Ann Kissiah, Carolyn Dunn, Patricia Irlartl, Dorothy Snyder, Shirley Likens, Connie Rogers, Sara Mclyer. Second row: Betty Abel, Pat Ayers, Charlotte Irion, Clara Morris, Laura Dunlop, Joyce Ballenger, Jaeklyn Hargett, Anne Caribaldi, Alice Leggett, Tommy Daggett, Louis Pease, Jack Cuion. Third row: DeLeon Stokes, Billy Porter, Dane Knell, Ilorace Bean, Johnny VVatts, John Brock, Larry Cilland, Wzilter Propst, Davis Poole, Ben Treece, Dan Johnson. I IRR. SRLUYER'S HOHWE ROOH1 OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester CHARLES ITASSELL ................... President CHARLES IIASSELL ...........,....... President SUE LECLERC .... .... I 7ice-President RICHARD PRICE . , . .... Vice-President BETTY IJERRING . . ...... ...... S ecretary MARX' JONES .... ...... ..... S e cretary BOBBY AMOS .. ............... Treasurer BETTY IIERRING .. ............... Treasurer RICHARD PRICE .......... Student Assembly Rep. BETH IIOBBS ........... Student Assenziiiy Rep. First row: Joyce Elmore, Sally Horton, Beth Hobbs, Mary Louise Ilill, Sylvia Ledbetter, Sue LeClerc, Sara Baker, Charlcie Osborne. Second row: Frances House, Amanda Adams, lWary Ann Russell, Cloria Faulkner, VVanda Peek, Betty Ioierring, Ellen Faulkner, Shirley Dobbins, Doris Jean Culp, Frances Masterman. Third row: Jimmy Elder, Ceorge Freeze, Jimmy VVeber, Bill Stallings, Joe David McCall, VVorth Spear- man, Bobby Elmore, Bobby Amos, Charles Irlassell, John Kidd, Billy Cray, Edmund Doar. ITIR. SUBER'S HOITTE ROOHJ OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester EVERETT IIAZELTON ................. President BOB CiRIFFIN ....................... President BETTY LENHARDT .. .... Vice-President JACK LITTLE ........ .... I Tice-President BARBARA HARRIS . . . ............. Secretary VINCENT ANDERSON . . . ....... Secretary BARBARA I'IARRIS .............. Treasurer VINCENT ANDERSON .. ............. Treasurer PAT JENKINS ............ Student Assenziviy Rep. BPRBARA IIARRIS ........ Student Asseniiiiy Rep. First row: Patsy Puckett, Betty Jean Beard, Nancy Richards, Carolyn McLauchlin, Zora Lindsay, Pevvy Sue Caldwell, Frances Mangum, Pat Cray, Barbara lWcLellan, Bernice lklull. hh. Second row: John Crogg, Bill Iriuss, Joyce Flinchum, Charleen Swanzey, Freida Stiles, Frances Chris- tenbury, Ann Ryall, Barbara I'Iarris, Betty Lenhardt, Mary Lou Huffman, Pat Jenkins, Iienry Yancey. Third row: Bob Criffin, Norman Craddock, Carl Sims, David Iiargett, Fred Stroupe, Buddy Iriazelton, Ray Patterson, Bernard Theiling, Ceorge Copses, Jack Little, Bill Blackard, Vincent Anderson, Bert VVayne, Robert Freeland, Ceorge Cibson. mlSS SUmmERS'S HOITIE ROOITI OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester JERRY LONC . . . ............. ...... P resident KAT CAUDLE ............,........... President KAT CAUDLE ...... . . .Vice-President VFOINIMY DULIN . . . .... Vice-President BILLY THOMASON .. ...... Secretary IDAVID KENDALL ....... Secretary EVELYN THOMAS .. .............. Treasurer CORBET BOWERS .. ............. Treasurer lVIARTHA BITTLE ......... Student Assembly Rep. JERRY LONC ............ Student Assembly Rep. First row: Beverly Cralle, Jan Bagby, Betty lVIays, Martha Bittle, Jane Criffith, Kathryn Caudle. Billy Thomason, Peggy Alexander, David Nixon, Erwin Potts. Y Second row: Evelyn Thomas, Iiarriet McSheehan, Frances Carroll, Nellie Byrd, Betty Mae Criffin, Sara Cruse, Billie Ann Baker, Nancy Bolton, Catherine Rhodes, Jerry Long, Bea Therral. Third row: Joe King, Bill Steadham, Douglas Dalton, Blake LaMar, Charles Boyd, Tommy Dulin, Carl McCraw, David Kendall, Corbet Bowers, Murray Whisnant, Bobby Starnes, Billy Woods. JJ.. W, X MEET ikwlwwv wc L - ,g 4155 H, V x 45 S K M N? ,Y 'SNQ V K'1'Nf50'5Q fswi'fvN Q nf r 1: -ox 5: 4 A I I 4 Mi. g. ,mil ,wr ws 9 , B9 'fb -lu sw M ,i W1 K' W , M, V , , H 1 4, , , ., ,I I I U i l l: iv- I I n VA avi K V Sw W H A . , X. Y N k , , Q. is 3' ,V Page Forty-seven ...lHl llllll lIllllllNlllS The Christmas spirit prevails at Central ..... basketball replaces football . . . first semester Tests ! Wg af- . .,, W' ,, 1321 'lm W 'ma Ti li 'i Q - . 7 6 ' .v-5 'we-..,,,,,, 1 ?5 -l Q I 1 i f -,M f if rf 0,2 ff ? , - ff ' ' 'lf ' ' fy? . fr -if Z T33 M N ' . KW'.'4'I ..-fu, XMB! ww P- ,' . ,g3.eQiR,.m ' ' fr. ts I ,, v 'i' J ,.x , NM i Q, , Q, f A vt X125 ISIIHS' lillllll SPIHHS Clllli uv anatomic? l , ,,: B march ygiaimz cuss S2 Ill OFFICERS First Semester First row: Ann Lawless, vice-president, Betty Nlauldin, president, Betty Lowrance, secretaryg jodie Carrett, treasurer. Second Semester Second row: Libba Lewis, treasurer, Emma Lawless, president, Mary Cobb, secretaryg -Ianet Simpkins, vice-president. First row: Betsy Todd, Alma lloke, Jodie Carrett, Bettye Creech, Betty Lowrance, Betty lwauldin, Ann Lawless. Second row: Janet Simpkins, Barbara VVhitsett, Shirley White, Libba Lewis, Bobbie Boss, Emma La wlcss, Mary Cobb. Third row: Miss Crace Sutherland, Cinny Ann Landis, Cenie Nisbet, Ruth Patterson, Beth Cer- man, Martha Thies, Sally Tucker, Sara llunter. Page Fifty S. ll. l. Blllll lllllll OFFICERS First row: Ioan Cook, vice-president second semester, Eleanor Orr, treasurer first semesterg ,- Jo Sloan, secretary first semester. Second row: Sara McNair, treasurer second semester, Eddie llilliard, yicefpresident first semester, Gene Little, president second semese ter, Florence Ashcraft, president first semester. First rout: Ioan Aspelmeier, Kathleen Vlfeinhold, lrlelen Shewmake, Martha Anne Doar, Frankie Palmer, Margaret Potts, Paula Ballew, Frances Blalceney, Alice Baucom, Eleanor Orr. Second row: Mary Deal McClure, Valerie Snook, Cloria Smith, Nan McEwen, ,lane Criffith, Pat Ayers, Mary Ellen McRorie, Emily Northington, Cerry Wolfe, Joanne Phillips. Third row: Florence Ashcraft, Carolyn Allen, Nancy Crump, Peggy Alexander, Doris lNflcCary, Peggy Chesnut, Billie Bryan, Martha Lamb, lune Faulk, lane Crook, Dorothy llurt. Foiirtlz row: Nancy lo Elliott, Beverly Ann Teat, Mickey Palmer, Barbara Austin, Mary Elizabeth Lemmons, Deane Richardson, Peggy Caldwell, Sara MacNair, Corene Smith. Fiftli row: Barbara Padgett, Frances Frizzell, Anne Maness, Doris Phillips, Anna Dewese, Jeanne Davis, -lane Lee Counsel, Peggy lrlorne, Dorothy Tribble, Peggy llelms. Claire May Broome. Sixth row: Charles Creene, lo Sloan, Betty Ann Bost, Etta Pittman, Cecile Killian, ,lean Sandifcr, Ann Parker, Pat Vlfredc, Cene Little, Ralph lrlowey. Seveiztlz row: Miss Robinson, Cene Rucker, limmy Todd, Allen Vlfearn, Jimmy Smith, Qloe lelouston, Tommy Stoker, Eddie llilliard. iw ' . ,. . , .4 . ,,,, f za: Page Fiftyfoize KH lllllll OFFICERS JULIAN ALBERGOTTI President C. P. DEAL Vice-President ARTHUR NIEh4ER Secretary BUDDY MCCALL Trerzsurer INICCALL DEAL ALBERGOTTI NIEMER First row: C. P. Deal, Arthur Niemer, Bob Burnette, Bobby Shuman, Bernie Frazier, Herbert Spaugh. ' Second row: Kent Glover, Iulian Albergotti, Harry Hobbs, iWanly McVVil1iams, Buddy McCall, johnny Patrick, john Gaylord, Dewey Keesler. Page Fifty-two OFFICERS HAM VVADE Presiclezzt BUDDY SMITH Vice-Presirleizt IJONNIE EVANS Secretary DON FAULKNER Treasurer Blllllll lllllll Sixuru FALILKNEH VVADE EVANS First row: Don l7aulknei', Buddy Smith, llum Whale, Donnie Evans, jesse Berry, Reggie Buie. Second row: Tommy lXleAllister, Fruiili Redd, Pete Cuddell, Malcolm McLean, Julian Albergotti, Rodnev lxlelfnigllt. Third row: Duck llolder, llubert Ford, Dick Tiddv, Don lXlvers, Al liitzgerzild, Maurice Wfilson, Don Elmore. Page Fifty-three 0HAl0RIEAl AND DEBAIING SUEIETY First row: Mr. Leslie Outterson, adviser, Margaret Potts, Nancy lo Elliott. Second row: lXlarie Hopkins, Hazel Duval, Betsy Iones. Third row: Tommy Dulin, lohn Kidd, Francis Green, Charles Greene Alzserzt: Leila Shore, Fred Alexander. FRENCH ClUB First row: Uhlman Alexander, Carolyn Butcher, Anne Hall, Peggy Fox, Eleanor Qrr, Chris Folk. Second row: Barbara Padgett, Barbara Wells, Helen Hammond, Ann Hammond, Nancy Sain, Lucia Gamble, Novella Whitlejf. Third row: Cynthia Cook, Mary Martin, Ann Brockman, Judith Hull, lo Sloan, Lillian Garrison, Alice Baucom. Page Fifty-four HISTHIBUTIVE EDUEATIO ClUB First row: Clyde Otts, Bill Jones, C. C. Lawing, Dorothy Mills, Lou Ellen llarper, Shirley Polk, Ellen Foster, Charlotte Pratt. Second row: Billy Patterson, Jo Sullivan, Kathryn Todd, Mary Alice Bandall, Charles Lookabill, Harold Carmon, Bert Kirby, Jerry Owens. Third row: Bobert Davis, William Patton, Nathan Tucker, William Carter, Jerry Pehr, Buddy Baker, Donald llunter, W. Graham, Jr,, Benny Capps. SHURTHAND ClUB First row: Peggy Hall, Patty Lou Mungo, Buth Swaringen, Margaret Furr, Carolyn Hayner, Doris Phillips, Betty Jones, Betty Lon Williams, Rosa McClain, Betty Murray, Joyce Carroll, Allie Mae Ward, Jodie Garrett. Second row: Betty McSwain, Betty Spalce, Patsy Whisnant, Jane Downey, Caryl McBride, Winnie Clardy, Jill Hutto, Barbara Oxentine, Boberta Baucom, Mary Ann McCall, Crace Kinney, Betty Little, Jean Beatty. Third row: Frances Matthews, Betty Mullis, Charlcie Osborne, June Hunnicutt, Joyce Brooks, Hazel Beck, Cvrace Baldwin, Buth Zentz, Nora Turner, Jo Ann DeBerry, Bernice Reid, Pat Pruitt, Jean Creighton, Joan MacBorie. Page Fifty-Eve Y-lil ClUB First row: Patsy Blalock, Ann Parker, Joyce Deese, Mary Ann Pmobinson, Oleen Wingate, Nancy Sain, Dorothy Snyder, Mary Bart Key. Second row: Doris Shirly, Valerie Snook, Dean Richardson, Claire May Broome, Mary Ellen McCrary, Peggy Horne, Dorothy Tribble, Joanne Phillips. Third low: llazel Beck, Peggy Chears, Betty Ann Pope, lean Sanclifer, Bobbie Lou Pasour, Gloria Smith. jill Hutto, Doris Hughes, Pay Deese, Betty Abel. 27?'.?i',i,w' . fs - A ' ' -JD, ,gh 1 2 5 L: 3, SKETCH ClUB First row: Wirinie Clardy, Helen Sullivan, Charlotte Hon, loan Bambower, Doris McGary, Bunny Cole, Marianne Martin, Edna Green, Laura Dunlop, Laura Mitchell, lean Thomas. Second row: Bette Croekford, lane Covington, Peggy Browning, Betty tlones, Helen Marie Plowe, Francis Simmons, Ann Parker, Martha King, Ann Bitch, Anne Garibaldi, Peggy VVoods, Mary Brennon House. Third row: Patty Lou Mungo, Pmuth Svvaringen, Barbara Beid, Magdalene Braswell, lane Downey, lack Pentes, David Moltcr, C. P. Deal, Charles Sappenfield, Glenn Baughman, Patsy Black, Harriet Stevvman, lo Anne llaidegree, Billie Sharp. Page Fiftyfsix TEASHIS ANII HIRME TIIIIS The Teasers and Tormentors, the newly-formed dramatics club, engaged in numerous activities during the 1947-48 school term Linder the direction of Hubert bl. Philpott. The highlight of the season was the presentation of the three act play, Little Woiizeiz, by the members of the dramatics club. Production costs were met bv the two performances given March 4th and Sth. The club presented the one-act play, Echo , in the Carolina Dramatics Festival on April 17. Central's dramatics club accomplished a two-fold task, it provided excellent entertainment for the student body, and it gave its members invaluable experience and instruction in the held of dramatics. First row: Helen Bradley, June Cottlieb, Peggy Toney, Io Nlarshall, Catherine Sweat, Annette Edwards, Edna Creen, Certrude Willis, Peggy Waller. Second row: lVlary B. Key, lean Quickel, Carolyn jones, leanne Straiton, Ann Hammond, Helen Sullivan, Alice Leggett, Dorothy Johnston, Sara Wilkinson, Cynthia Cook. Third row: Lois Cash, Susie Bigham, Ann Lawless, Clen Baugh' man, Spencer Cranford, Mr. Philpott, Francis Beatty, Harry Booker, lean Webet', Douglas Estes, Mary Ann McKeel. Page Fifty-seven Central ..... ...... Central ..... .... Central ..... .... Central ..... .... Central .... .... Central ..... .... Central ..... .... Central .... .... Central ..... . . . . Central ..... .... Central ...., .... Central ..., .... Central ..... .... Central .... ..., Central .... .... Central .... .... Central .... .... Central ..... .... Central .... .... Central ..... .... Central ..... .... Central ..... .... Page Fifty-eight Coach Gropley, Bill Braswell, Gene Riteh, Malcolm McLean, Donnie Thomas, A1 Fitzgerald, lippv Garter, Don VVoodward, Bill McCov, Buddv Smith, Bodnev McKnight, Paul Brantlv, Steve Eeonomos. Center: jack Rowland, Bill Edwards. Basket Hitters . . . worke ar GAME RESULTS VVilson . Vtlilson . . Greenville . . Greenville . . Asheville . . Harding . Gastonia . . . Iligh Point . Tech ....... VVinston-Salem Asheville . . . Tech . . . Gastonia . Burlington . Greensboro . . Harding . . . High Point .. Salisburv .... Burlington .. VVinston-Salem Greensboro .. Salisbury . . . Mn. S. B. CROPLEY, Coach -. 3 ' :IK ww.. - Y X Q W. I l . L no W f f? V- K , X NIALCOLIXI IXICTLEAN, Captain IACK RQWLAND, Mzuznger MALCOLM MCLEAN AL FITZGERALD RODNEY IXICKNIGIIT BUDDY SNIITII Page Fifty-nine BASKHBAH The 1948 edition of the 'Cat cagers under the expert guidance of Coach Stan Cropley and brilliant field generalship of Captain Mac McLean, three letter guard, had a fairly successful season. The Blue and Gray cinched the city cham- pionship for the fourth straight year by twice decisioning Tech and Harding. After a slow start they completed the season by winning fourteen of their twenty-two games. Included in this win column were seven conference victories. Central lost two games to VVilson and one to parker of Greenville before crashing the win column by edging Parker 27-26 in a return engagement. ln their first conference game, a last half spurt failed to close completely the gap as LUN WOODWARD BILL MCCOY the 'Cats bowed to Lee Edward High of Asheville by the score of 46 to 40. Jippy Carter led the ,Catsi scorers-buclceting thir- teen points. The courtmen then proceeded to bowl over Harding and Gastonia before being tripped by the conference-leading Bisons of High Point. Carter again paced the ,Cats in the Harding and High Point games by pouring in 10 and 8 points, while A1 Fizgerald ran up a total of 15 for high man in the Gastonia game. The cagers then returned home to wallop Tech 44-22, Reynolds of Winston-Salem 40- 20, and Asheville 45-41. Fitzgerald again paced the Centralites in the Tech and Ashe- DONNIE THOMAS IIPPY CARTER Page Sixty BASKHBAll ville tilts, scoring 10 and 17 points. Rod McKnight, with 10, paced the courtmen in the Reynolds game. In a return engagement, the 'Cats edged out Tech by 19 to 17 in a closely contested game at Tech. Donnie Thomas racked up 8 points to lead the VVildcats. Central then journeyed across the Catawba to defeat Gas- tonia 36-26, and continued their winning streak by journeying to Burlington to defeat the Bulldogs 38 to 30. The Cagers were, however, not fortunate enough to return home all victorious as they were whipped in Greensboro by a 37-29 seore. On their return home, they einched the city championship by defeating the Rams from Harding to the tune of 43-29. The new- ly crowned city champs then traveled to High Point to suffer their worst licking of the season at the hands of the Bisons 63-36. Carter paced the ,Cats with a total of ten points in this game. Not letting this defeat demoralize them, however, the VVildcats proceeded to wallop Salisbury and Burlington by 42-34, and 26-24 respectively. Again it was .Iippy Carter who was high scorer with 19 and 9 points for the two games. The overeonfident 'Cats then paid a visit to VVinston and were shocked to the tune of 22-16. Mac McLean was high scorer with 5 points. Malcolm McLean was selected for All-City and All-Conference teams. Al Fitzgerald and jippy Carter were on the city first string. NICK ECONOMOS PAUL BRANTLY GENE RITCH BILL Enwmms 2'9 Page Sixty-one l I I I 23. 3 , Y Q' 'QQQQ ff ,fm v, if 2:57.23 V A, .I ,gs M X, f E2 V PV! , X M A' 'mf rc ' , E xv , V f f , I wc, 6 v :J 1 , ,1,, 'E' 'W f .fm 15 EVANS HUNTER NIIDDLETON SMITH First SCIIIESTCI' Qfficers BUDDY SINIITH . .. .President LEE NqIDDLETON . . . . .Vice-President SARA HUNTER . . . .Secretary IDONNIE EVANS . . . . .Treasurer Page Sixty-two EVANS WARREN MIDDLETON WHITMORE Second Semester Officers DONNIE EVANS .. ...,. President LEE MIDDLETON . . . .Vice-President IIARRIETT WHITMORE . . . .Secretary GENE WARREN . . . .Treasurer Page Sixty-three gc Si.x1y.fnu IHISS FIYCOCIVS HOITIE RO0m OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester LEE RIIDDLETON ..................... President BETTY ANNE CILONTZ ................ President BEN TISON ..................... Vice-President BEN I-ITISON ............ ..... I fice-President BETTY ANNE CLONTZ ................. Secretary LEE MIDDLETON .... ............. S ecretary SARA HUNTER ...................... Treasurer PAT KNOXNLES .... .......,......, ' Freasurer HERBERT GARRISON ...... Student Asseuzlaly Rep. BETSY LEWIS .,......... Student Assenzlily Rep. First row: Mary Cobb, Elizabeth Rozzelle, Pat Knowles, Shirley Eaddy, Bobbie Ross, Nancy Osborne, Sara Hunter, Betty Anne Clontz. Second row: King Maxwell, Charles Lookabill, Betty Wright, Carolyn Hawlfield, Ellen Foster, Joyce Brooks, Sara Lynn Bailey, Betsy Lewis, Mary Smith, Crace Scruggs, Betty Little. Third row: Lee Middleton, James Huffstetler, Harry Wolfe, Philip Campbell, Emory Hinkle, Jim Lay- ton, John Hamor, Ed Austin, Don Arthur, Tommy Moore, Billy Bradford, Jay Strickhouser. IRISS GRIER'S HOIUE ROOIU OFFICERS First Senzester Second Semester OLIVER LOVE ....................... President BOB VVARD ............. .......... I 'resident ANN DARSEY ......... ..... V ice-President JANET CIILBERT .... Vice-President DOUGLAS ESTES ..................... Secretary JIMIVIIE TICE .... . . . ...... Secretary PEGGY HOLLINGSWORTH .............. Treasurer OLIVER LOVE ..... ................ T reasurer MARSHA KNOTT .......,. Student Assenzlily Rep. DOUGLAS ESTES ........ Student Assenzlily Rep. First row: Nancy Dees, Betty Leah Funderburke, Joan Phyllis Rosen, Anne Crimes, Doris Hughes, Pat Killian, Marsha Knott, Hazel Duval, Peggy Holder, Mary Frances Coker. Second row: Mary Frances Brown, Pat Blalock, Carmen Carter, Joy Durham, Harriet Stewman, Janet Gilbert, Peggy Hollingsworth, Ann Darsey, Janne Dawson, Betty Fowler, Anne Baker, Jack E. Spong. Oliver S. Love. Third row: Judy Moore, Emmett Allen, Alex Anderson, Jimmie Tice, Jack Allen, John Ayers, Doug Estes, Bernard Abrams, Roger Shelor, Russell Holder, Jerry Haughton, Don Taryer. ITIISS GUIIVS HOITIE ROOIU , OFFICERS First Senzester Second Semester J. VAUGHN KLUTTS .........,........ President BOBBY BELL ........................ President PEGGY H. HELMS ..... Vice-President BILL CORNELL . . .... Vice-President DUKES WILLIAMSON . . . .........,... Secretary BECKIE IIELMS . . . ..... ...... S ecretary NANCY BARRON ..... .............. T reasurer VALERIE SNOOK . . . ............... Treasurer POLLY COSTNER ......... Student Assenzlvly Rep. OLEEN WINGATE ........ Student Assendily Rep. First row: Barbara Harper, Billie Mancin, Pat Pruett, Janet Lawrence, Allie Mae Ward, Nancy Barron, Polly Costner, Peggy Helms, Betty Spake, Betty Mullis, Oleen Wingate, Peggy Whiteside. Second row: Bill Farnsworth, Lillian Garrison, Carole Hinson, Susan Northrop, Camille Walker, Mary Martin, Ronald Small, Bill Cornell, Vaughn Klutrs, Bobby Bell, VVarren Walker, Beckic llclms, Valerie Snoo . Third row: Jack Carter, Bill Dellinger, Joe Royal, Don Crane, Buck Mallonee, llarold Carter, Bill Wright, Bill Hart, Benny Capps, Dukes Williamson, Jim Carter, Homer Kirkman, Tommy Matthews. Page Sixty-five Page Sixty-six mlSS JESSIE HERDERSOITS HOIRE ROOITI OFFICERS First Seniester Second Semester ARTHUR KELLY ............ .... P resident LUTHER SAPPENFIELD .... .......... I ,resident MARTHA ANN BATTLE ................ Secretary JAMES IIAWKINS ..... .... I f7iCC'Pt'CSiti6HI RUSSELL 'TIDDY ...................., Treasurer SERELL INIAPLES .... ......,...... S ecretary EUGENIA IVICCRAY ....... Student Assenzlily Rep. BILL NOLEN ..... ...,............ T reasurer SUZANNE IIICKS ........ Student Assenzlily Rep. First row: Peggy Jean Goode, Cappy Craig, June Ilunnicutt, Dorothy Berg, Sally Ann Brown, Marilyn Knight, 'Ann Harris, Lucy Sing, Bill Nolen, Gordon Griswold, Jimmy Sherrill. Second row: Suzanne Hicks, Martha Ann Battle, Eugenia McCray, Barbara Fisher, Eleanor Lake, Frances Blakeney, Betty Ann Bost, Brabston Brown, Neil Griffin, Arthur Kelly, Ralph Yandle, Bobby Bragg, Eddie Ray, Jr. Third row: Paul Grier, Jimmy Biggers, Russell Garrison, Sidney Roddey, Luther Sappenlield, Hall McCall, Jimmy Hawkins, Russell Tiddy, Gene Davis, Joe Nunn, Basil Michaels, Joe Sewell, Bill Grithn. IRR. HORHEITS HOITIE ROOIU OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester JIMMY PARKER ..................... President JAMES RITCH ....................... President SARA GRAVES ..... ..... V ice-President GEORGE THOMAS . . . .... Vice-President BOBBY WEARN ...... ............. S ecretary BILL MGCOY ....... ..... ...... S e cretary PEGGY HENDERSON .................. Treasurer PEGGY IIENDERSON .................. Treasurer BEVERLY BRYANT ........ Student Assembly Rep. BEVERLY BRYANT ........ Student Assenzlily Rep. First row: Billie Mizelle, Peggy Henderson, Edna Otterbourg, Betty Ann Weekley, Sara Graves, Joan Bambauer, Jean Bradley, Tish Byrd, Jo Ann Painter, Peggy Altman. Second row: Billy Hager, Bobby Wearn, Jerry Eckard, Jimmy Parker, Beverly Bryant, Mary Elizabeth Rogers, Peggy Chears, Calvin Baird, Alice Alexander, Jo Ann DeBerry, Geneva Brewer, Nancy Jo Elliott, Preston Cotten. Third row: John Jamison, Jimmy Ritch, Raymond Smith, George Thomas, Jake Bird, Donald Thomas, Francis Green, Buddy Ledwell, Brooks hiayfield, Gilbert Ford, Jimmy Carmicheal, Jimmy Rogers, Henry Massey, Walter Ballew, Bobby Warren. mISS LR,FFERTY'S HOITIE ROOIU OFFICERS First Semester Second Senzester MARTHA ANN DOAR .......,.,........ President JERRY FEHR ........................ President JOAN SHULER ...... ..... I fice-President PATSY HINSON ......... ...... l fice-President DAVID WRIGHT .... ............. S ecretary VFOIVIIXIY DICALLISTER ........ ....... S ecretary STAN LIGON ........ .............. T reasurer HAYES IIOFFIXIAN ................... Treasurer PATSY HINSON .......... Student Assembly Rep. JOAN SHULER ........... Student Assenzlily Rep. First row: Ellen Conner, Christine Reichard, Peggy Horne, Dot Tribble, Patsy Brown, Dorothy Brown, Martha King, Peggy Barber, Pat Harrelson, Jane Kimball. Second row: Hayes Hoffman, Willie Howard, Bill Cromer, Jerry Fehr, Peggie Starnes, Patsy Hinson, Carolyn Monroe, Joan Shuler, Martha Ann Doar, Lee Burke, David Wright, Jimmie James. Third row: Harry Curtis, David Holden, Stan Ligon, Steve Sutker, Bradley Bartholomew, W. M. Osborne, B. Ashe, Reginald Cook, Fleet Kirkpatrick, Edwin Goodman, Kenneth VVilliams, Jack Hobson, Bill Crymes. Page Sixty-se e ,x nt. ac. 1.-J Page Sixty-eight ,us-. -1 .l -PQ mISS E. FHHRI-4HHm'S HOmE ROOHI OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester HUGH SCOTT ....................... President IJONALD DAY ....................... President PISERRY WHITEHURST . . .... Vice-President BUDDY IXICCALL . . . . .Vice-President BARBARA WELLS .. ..... Secretary HUGH SCOTT ....... ..... S ecretary JULIA BRYANT ..... ............. T reasurer PIIERRY WHITEHLIRST' ................ Treasurer HELEN I'IA1X'I1VIOND ....... Student Asseinlily Rep. ANN BAXTER ............ Student flsseinlily Rep. First row: Peggy Buckley, Anna Dewese, Raynette Moore, Peggy Deese, Cwen Weeks, Barbara VVells, Lucia Camble, Mary Alva White, Billie Wageley. Second row: Knox Wilkinson, Bobby Ramsey, Bobby Fadel, Betty Lou Farabow, Ruth Zentz, Barbara Oxentine, Helen Hammond, Jill Hutto, Ernestine lNIaloney, Miriam Winterling, Ann Baxter, Julia Bryant. Third row: Jim Hamilton, Donald Day, Jimmy Walters, Buddy Smith, Ed Winn, IIugh Scott, Frank Copeland, John Aderholdt, Terry VVhitehurst, Richard Meek, Ace Douglas, Buddy McCall. Richard Mendler. HJR. mHTTHElll'S HOITIE ROOITI OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester LEAH PETREE ...................... President IXXIARY ANN PRICE ................... President MARTHA LAMB . . . .... Vice-President LEAII PETREE . . . . .VicefPresident BILLY BRASWELL . . . . . . ..... Secretary CARL PARKER . . . ..... ...... S ecretary MICKEY PALIVIER . . . ................ Treasurer CARL PARKER . . . ............... Treasurer JOYCE MILLER .......... Student Asseinbly Rep. JOYCE IVIILLER .......... Student Asseudily Rep. First row: Joyce Carroll, Joyce Miller, Leah Petree, Ann McCall, Adele Buening, Harriett Whitsett, Mickey Palmer, Frances Simmons, Jean Creighton, lXIary Ann Price. Second row: Betty Sue Murray, Frankie Spainhour, Christine Simpson, Robert Diggs, Walter Noble, Aubrey Waddell, Dickie Overton, Martha Lamb. Adelaide Ryall, Margaret Hartt. Third row: Cordon Hayes, Carl Cregg, Don Page, James Dew, Ceorge Pressly, Leon Pittman, Ronald Plummer, Johnny White, Carl Wilson, Bill Reid, Carl Parker, Jimmy Smith, I IDRS. FHORGHITS HOHIE ROOFU I OFFICERS First Seutester Second Semester DORIS PHILLIPS ,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,,, P yggidgnf LINDA SIVIITH ....................... Presidellt CAROLYN IIAVNER . . . .... Vice-President PATSY RUDGERS . . . . .ViC6-Prwidettt PEGGIE HELMS , , , , , ,,,,, Secretary IVIARIE VVERNER . . . . . ..... S6CTL'fl7Ty PEGCIE HELMS ............. Treasurer PEGGY BROWNING .. ................ Treasurer JEANNE WILLIAMS ....... Student Assembly Rep. DORIS PHILLIPS ......... Student Asseuzlzly Rep. First row: Carolyn Havner, Doris Shirley, Anna Hoyle, Dolores Bell, Pat Rodgers, Marilyn Caither, Charlotte Pratt, Mary Lou Burke, Jeanne Williams, Bettie Richardson. Second row: Jo Ann Stewart, Marie VVerner, Dorothy Norris, Peggie Helms, Mary Ann McCall, Rosella Elam, Dorothy Rogers, Lou Ellen Harper, Harriett Whitmore, Peggy Browning, Margaret Furr. Third row: Isabel Hatton, Mary Lou Jackman, Dorothy Daggett, Ann Saine, Doris Phillips, Beverly Ann Teat, Dorothy Chambers, Bernice Klein, Carolyn Bigham, Linda Smith, Betty Ahern. Page Sixty nina Q 1 ITIISS RFll'lEY'S HOIUE ROOHJ OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester GLORIA SMITH ....................... President BUR SUTTLE ........................ President IHIARRIETT ROBINSON . . . ....... Vice-President IJAN ALEXANDER . . ...... ...... V icefPresident SARA INTCNAIR ....... ............. S eeretary FRANK CIRAIIAIVI .. ..... ...... S ecretary SARA MCNAIR ...... .............. T reasurer FRANK CTRAIIAINI . , . ............... Treasurer BUB SUTTLE ............ Student Assembly Rep. JOHNNY LIURT .......... Student Assemlily Rep. First row: Jean Medlin, Dorothy Baillie, Sally Tucker, Jean Hudson, Edna Hudson, Martha Williams, Judy Hull, Gerry Wolfe, Betty Ann Pope, Bernie Reid. Second row: Bub Suttle, Barbara Payne, Elizabeth Murray, Harriett Robinson, Gloria Smith, Sara McNair, Ruth Craven, Jane Tipton, Janet lXIacPhail, hiary Anne Beatson, Robert Kirkpatrick. Third row: Norman Jones, Norris Little, Tommy Torrence, Ted Bumgardner, Don Alexander, Gene Rucker, Johnny Hurt, Bill Todd, Paul Brantley, George Blackmon, Frank Graham. ITIISS ROBIHSOITS HOFDE ROOIJJ OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester BILL MORGAN ...................... President BILL IMIORCAN ...................... President PHYLLIS HARPER ........ ....... I fice-President H. C. IMIITCHUINI ......... ..... I fice-President JANE LEE COUNCIL .... ............. S ecretary JANE LEE COUNCIL ............. Secretary BILL PARKER ....... .............. T reasurer PHYLLIS HARPER .... ............... T reasurer H. C. IXKTITCHUIXI ........ Student Assemlily Rep. CAROLYN KEITH .....,... Student Assembly Rep. First row: Mary Pender, Carol Creighton, Charlotte Carson, Martha Sisk, Irene O'Brien, Phyllis Harper, Freda Ford, Jane Lee Council. Second row: Albert Stone, W. Graham, Jack Pentes, George Campbell, Bill Parker, Wanda Dancy, Carolyn Keith, Frances Todd, Ann McGrady, Miss Robinson, Jack Gregg. Third row: Forrest Nelson, Frank Grant, H. C. Mitchum, Dave Ballard, James Doughton, Don Brown, Frank Hince, Fred Young, Steve Nixon, Bill Morgan, Bill Roumillat, Gordon Rickerd. mlSS SUTHERLHIJD'S HOIUEROOIT1 OFFICERS First Senzester Second Semester BILL YARBROUGH .................... President GWEN SNELL ....................... President JOANNE MASON ................. Vice-President JOANNE IMIASON ............. Vice-President L. A. SPAKE ....... .............. S ecretary DORIS NOLES . . . .....,......... Secretary DORIS NOLES ...................... Treasurer JUNE FAULI4 ..............,........ Treasurer BILL YARBROUGH ........ Student Assembly Rep. GwEN SNELL ........... Student Assembly Rep. Firstrow: Peggy Tagert, JO Ann Sullivan, Ann Northrop, Carolyn Mills, Betty McCoy, hlary Ann Beard, Carolyn Gallant, Gwen Snell, Betsy Ward. Second row: Bill Yarbrough, L. A. Spake, Joanne Mason, Betty Jean Mullis, Margaret Johnston, Doris Noles, Beverly Causey, June Faulk, Norma Robinson, Buddy Carrier, Richard Quickel. Third row: Jimmy Todd, Jack Nisbet, Tommy lVliller, Ronald Epting, Kent Glover, Jesse Davis, Frank Redd, Jack Stickley, Jack Weld, John Gaylord, Bill Burch. IDRS. lUHlTHCRE'S HOITIE ROOH1 OFFICERS First Semester Second Semester EUGENE WARREN ................... President JACK WELCH ....................... President DON EVANS .................... Vice-President HAROLD BUNN .......... ...... V ice-President VIC WESTMORELAND ................. Secretary DON EVANS .......... .............. S ecretary J. D. SMITH ........................ Treasurer VIC VVESTINIIORELAND ,........,...... Treasurer CYNTHIA COOK .......... Student Assembly Rep. CONNIE KNOX .......... Student Asseinlzly Rep. First row: Cynthia Cook, Elma Rollins, Mary Alice Batty, Marion Kimmelstiel, Ann Parker, Ann Nicoll, Jean Sandifer, Patsy Whisnant, Shirley Polk, Barbara Polk, Lou Outen, hlary Jane Jarrell, Carolvn Houston, Patsy Haywood. ' Second row: Cecile Killian, Alec Allen, Harold Falls, Dave Adams, Harold Bunn, Gene Trimmier, Richard Davis, Fred Alexander, Donnie Evans, Eugene Warren. Third row: Robert Dobbs, Jack Welch, David Smith, Robert Sullivan, Don Allen. VVilliam Carter, Robert Helsabeck, Larry Smith, Harold Garmon, George Knight, Jerry Elliott, Victor VVeStmoreland. Lu rm U fl Page Seventy-three ..lHt SPRI G The long-anticipated Snips and Cuts is out . . . spring fever infects many a Centralite's heart... baseball is the sport ofthe season. af, 'x .N .. I! L A .- Iv: fi is 41 .mix ' , 3 Iv ,z ' nl, 'WE A. ', gr, Lf M 3 All Vx A Y Y with 7 XX, N, xxx X 5 Q I 6 9 if it Qtr: ...JI Q fm :V a ft 1 wife, 1 'f Q '. 0 , . f',,f K., ,J-' A J yi. ,fa15g4,,,. f, .ff ,img 2 ' f ian? Q' '1 13 'Q . x ' f Q EMA-4 'mf 3 Mu , f . ' v ll I. , ,tl ggi 1 AW ' , v ' 4 jfs' v , x . 5. , ,Q n---' .1 'ir' 7 , 3 by 5Av,A'i Jx iaiiyr, - I 4. I ,.t0' 1 1 . l I 1 i ,I if -I7 IPS lllll s if l 31 1 IXRTHUR NIEIXIER MISS NIAHY BQLLE GENE IITTLE Editor Ff'C1'l'l' Adwsel' Business lllfznaver First row: Margaret Kenneclv, Helen Kellv, Peggv Fox, Lihba Lewis Marvaret Potts Anne Hall, C. P. Deal. Second row: Bettv Bullard, Arthur Niemer, Valerie Snoolx o Sloan Carolvn Butcher, Frances Barksdale, ,lack Sprung, jc-anne Hunnicutt, Ann Lawless Beth Bracken hir s T balle, Sara Hunter. SlflI'Zdf7ZvQI Gene Little, Marsha Knott, Patsv Hinson. ff: 41, V 2' S IPS JACK SPONG . . . ANN LAWLESS .. SARA HUNTER ...... C. P. DEAL .. ANI! CUTS , . .Assistant Business Manager . . . . . . . .Circulation Maiiagei' Assistant Circulation Manager . . . . . . . . .Advertising Manager PATSY HINSON. .,.. Assistant Advertising Nlanager BETTY BULLARD . .Clubs and Organizations Editor VALERIE SNOOK . . MARGARET POTTS . . LIBBA LEWIS . .. lVlARSHA KNOTT . . . lVlARGARET KENNEDY ANNE HALL ....... PEGGY Fox .. HELEN KELLY .... CAROLYN BUTCHER BETH BRACKEN .. jo SLOAN ......... JEANNE HUNNICUTT FRANCES BARKSDALE DAN PARKS . .. Not Shown: BOBBY WARREN .. RICHARD BROWNLEE BUDDY MCCALL . . . . . .Assistant Clislis and Organizations Editor . . .Faculty Photo Editor . . .Senior Photo Editor . . . . .junior Photo Editor . . . .Sophomore Photo Editor . . . . . , . . . . .Copy Editor . . . .Sponsor Editor . . . . . .Beauty Editor . . . .... Superlative Editor . . . . .Music Editor . . . .Girls Sports Editor . . . . .Snapshot Editoi . . . .Typist . . .Artist . . .Photographer . . ...... Photographer . . .Boys' Sports Editor 'QWSQ if f ' nl? ' X t .hll W, V A ' , , :ge '- .. Zri ,A , ,cw , W f sw, ,V f J rm Page Seventy-seven . '45, QQ 19-9 rg 'Nf- '5 sg . 62.5 X, iv ' wer 5 1- 2 , 3 W is 27 DEAL ALBERGOTTI VVELLER WHITMORE First row: -lean Allen, .lerry Long, loan Cook, Eleanor Orr, Patsy Welle1', -lulian Albergotti, llarriett Whitmore, C. P. Deal, jeanne llunnieutt, Peggy Fox, Virginia Lanclis, Betsy Toclcl, Betty Mackey. Second row: Anne Ilall, .Ioyee Miller, Carolyn Keith, Phyllis Calphin, loan Pharr, Carolyn Butcher, Emma Lawless, Barbara White sett. Betty Biter, Ann Lawless, Betsy Lewis, Rosa White, Tliirtl row: Suzanne llielts, Beverly Bryant, Billie s iii, Sllllll T lillll Cll 7, f Q 'hz , OFFICERS JULIAN ALBERGOTTI .. ..... President C. P. DEAL . . . . . .Vice-Presirlent PATSY WELLER . , .... Secretary llARRlETT WHITBIORE . . . . .Treasurer Manein, Paula W1'enn, lean Sanelifer, Barbara Harris, Patricia Moeller, loan Shuler, Patsy llinson, Ann Baxter, Doris Phillips, Betty Lowrance. Fotfrtlz row: Uhlman Alexander, lack Proctor, Sonny Propst, Norman Moore, Doug Estes, Raymond Oglulaian, johnny Hurt, Robert Kirkpatrick, Arthur Niemer, Chris Folk. Fifth row: Alex Anderson, llam VVacle, Bob Burnette, Donnie Evans. my 5 S if Z, Q, 2 l'tige Severity-eiglzt H0 Ill! SIIIIIHY 9 9K lx myf- Cf.-.. OFFICERS PATSY WELLER . ...President ARTHUR NIEMEP. . . . . .Vice-Presialerzt PHYLLIS CQALPIIIN . . . .Secretary jo SLOAN . .... Treasurer First row: Mary Etta Richards, Betty Wilscmn, Anne llall, lean English, Millie Newitt, Peggy Fox, Edna Friedman, Alice Baucom. Second row: Betty Biter, Rosa McClain, Alma Boozer, Beth Bracken, Lelia Shore, Peggy Dixon, Paula Ballew. Third row: Florence Ashcraft, 'Io Sloan, Jeanne Straiton, lXlargaret lnman, Phyllis Gilliam. rivmunwil gas 'sur A LHR SLOAN VVELLER NIEMEP, GALPI1IN Grace Baldwin, .Iulia Pressman. Fourth row: Chris Folk. Jeanne llunnicutt, Frances Frizzell, Deane Richardson. Patsy VVellcr, Phyllis Galphin. Fifth row: Dan Aycock, Charles Sappenfield, Gene Little, Arthur Niemer, -lulian Alhergotti, Uhlman Alexander. r 5 Y ggi: Ah Page Sererztyfrziize MARSHAlS First row: Knox Price, Johnny Howie, Gene Warren, johnny Patrick, Manly McWilliams, Jack Spong, Raymond Oglukian, Edwin Ledwell, jimmy Sherrill, Bud Moon, Buddy Carrier. Second row: Dean VVarrick, Gene Little, Tommy Stoker, Lee Middleton, Buddy McCall, Victor VVestmoreland, Donnie Evans, Boyce Miller, Uhlman Alexander, Bill Bradford, Luther Sappen- Held, John Jamison. Third row: lack McNeil, Iames Poteat, Boyce Lindsay, Seth Bostick, Iohn Aderholdt, Don Arthur, Bill Milner, Glenn Smith, Dick Tiddy, Iulian Albergotti, G. P. Deal, Richard Meek. lAlI ClUB First row: Ann Hobbs, Pat Gray, Vincent Anderson, Ashlyn Spencer, Miss Clegg. Second row: David Kendall, Nan McCuen, Patsy Black, Barbara McClellen, Iane Crook, Knox VVilkinson. Third row: Mary Lou Huffman, lenks Robertson, Billy Porter, Iohn Bullard, Nancy Northington. Absent from picture: Betty Stegall. Page Eighty DOROTHY ATWELL SONNY BAKER MARY ANN BEARD HELEN BEATSON MARY ANN BEATSON JIMMY BENNETT WARREN BLAIR BETH BRACKEN BOBBY BROWN SALLY ANN BROWN GRACE COUTRAS PERRY DANIELS LOUIS ELAM IIHIZIIESTRA SHEILA GOTTLIEB DELORES GREEN PAUL GRIER MARY LOU HANSON ELEANOR HELMS lVlARGY HOLLOWS CHARLOTTE HON l'lOMER KIRKNIAN DANE KNELL LOUIS LEDWELL ALLAN MACKENZIE BETTY lVlACKEY JANET MACPHAIL .JOANNE MASON JOYCE lVlILLER GRACE lVlOORE KENNETH ORR lVlICKEY PALMER BILLY PORTER NANCY IDELL ROGERS BILL ROUMILLAT DEWEY SHERON LELIA SHORE SHIRLEY TAPP GENE IJROUTMAN First row: Hanson, Beatson, MacPhail, Moore, Beard, Hon, Orr, Helms, Palmer, Ledbettcr, Shore. Second row: Blair, Grier, Goutras, Rogers, Brown, Roumillat, Beatson, Mason, Green, Mac- Kenzie, Gottlieb. Third row: Kirkman, Baker, Elam, Knell, Daniels, Hollows, Sheron, Bennett. Fourth row: Miller, Atwell, Mackev, Troutman, Bracken, Porter. Page Eiglzty-one H JRAl'S BERNARD ARRAMS JOHN fXDERIIOLDT JJOROTIIY ATWELL 'DALE ARTHUR RJARY ANN BEATSON RICHARD BEHLING JHXHXIIY BENNET JDOROTHY BERG JVIARTHA BITTLE JEAN BRADLEY JOHN BROCK BILL BROWN CJHURCHILL BOGER BILL CLARK CHARLES COOLEY GEORGE COPSES POLLY COSTNER GRACE COUTRAS NED CULP BRUCE CRATER PERRY JDANIELS DOUGISAS DAVIS BILL JDENNIS Page Eighty-two ANNA DEWESE ROBERT DOBBS LAURA DUNLOP BOB DURALL LOUIS ELAM CAMILLA ECKARD JUNE FAULK MARY ANN FAGGART GEORGE FESPERIVIAN MASON FIELD HERB GARRISON LARRY GILLAND SHEILA GOTTLIEB DELORES GREEN NEIL GRIFFIN GRAHAM HALL MARY LOU HANSON GORDON HAYES JOHN HAMOR DONNA HENDRICKSON PEGGY HOLLINCSWORTH MARGY HOLLOWS MARCELLE HORNE BILL HOVIS BOBBY HUNTER CLYDE JEFFERSON NORMAN JONES CATHERINE LAWING NORRIS LITTLE LOLA LOVE SUE LECLERC JOANNE MASON BETTY MAYS BRICE MCLAUGHLIN RAYNETTE MOORE DOUGLAS NASH MABLE RUTH NEASE THALIA PAPPAS JOHN PATRICK LEAH PETREE GEORGE PRESSLY KNOX PRICE RICHARD PRICE JNJOFFATT QUINN BETTY RICHARDSON GORDON RICKARD THOMAS ROLLINS EDDIE RAY NANCY DELL ROGERS BETTY ANN SCRUGGS JOHN SHANNON ROGER SHELOR DEWEY SHERON RONALD SMALL GWEN SNELL JOSEPHINE SNYDER JIMMY STIKELEATHER JACK STOGNER RICHARD THORNTON DOT TRIBBLE JOHN WATTS MARTHA WASHAM MARY ALMA WHITE PEGGY WHITESIDE GENE WILLIAMS CARL WILSON HARRY WOLFE PEGGY WOODS BOBBY WRIGHT . 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A-A ,,,I.Mfw .Af 2 Dr was 'Q ' IJAVE ADAMS CAROLYN ALLEN EMMETT ALLEN JOAN ASPELMEIER BETTY BALL ALICE BAUCOM JEAN BEATTY HOLLY BEATTY BETTY BELL JINIMIE BIGGERS JOYCE BERRYHILL JACQUELYN BISHOP NANCY BOLTON JVIAGDALINE BRASWELL BETTY BRITT MARY LOU BROCK CLAIRE MAY BROOME DON BROWN ADELE BUENING LJAROLD BUNN CJAROLYN BUTCHER JIM CARTER PETE CADDELL PEGGY CALDWELL JOYCE CARROLL NANCY CARROLL PEGGY CZHESNUT DON CLARK BETTY ANN CJLONTY BETTY CJREECH CAROL CJREKZIITON JEAN CIRUSIZ BILL CJRYNIES Pago EivQ1'lfV'fU1l1' IJOROTHY IDAGGETT JOYCE DEESE SARA DEFRAVIO ROSELLA ELAM JUNE FAULK ELLEN FAULKNER GLORIA FAULKNER PATSY FESPERMAN FREDA FORD MARILYN SUE GAITHER JIM GARDNER HAROLD GARMON CAROLYN GARNER BETTY GETTYS CIIARLES GREENE CARL GREGG BETTY GRIFFIN ANNE CRIMES JOHN HAMOR SHIRLEY HAMILTON BEVERLY HANNON BILL HART PAT HASSENPLUG RAMONA HATFIELD GUS HEEENER ROBERT HELSABECK JEAN PIOHENSTEIN JOE HOUSTON BILL HOVIS JEANNE LIUNNICUTT BUENA LEE HUNTER IJOROTIIY CAROLYN ITIURT LAURICE JACKSON DCJROTHY ANN JOHNSTON ARTHUR KELLY HENRY KRATT FLEET KIRKPATRICK LOLA LOVE OLIVER LOVE NIARIANNE MARTIN HENRY MASSEY CARRIE MEDBERY JUDY MOORE SHIRLEY MOTT BETTY JEAN MULLIS HALL MCCALL MARY ANN NICCALL CARYL LVICBRIDE ANN MCGRADY JOANN RJCNEELY JACK MCNEIL MARY ELLEN MCRORIE JIM NANCE NIABEL RUTH NEASE BARBARA NEELEY XMALTER NOBLE ANN NUCHOLLS BARBARA PADGETT ROBBIE LOU PASOUR PAUL PATTERSON INA JEAN PHILLIPS JOANNE PHILLIPS BOB PINNER JIM POTEAT PATSY PRUETT PATSY PUCKETT JOYCE PUTMAN JACKIE QUATTLEBAUM ' BILL REID BERNIE REID CHRISTINE REICHARD ARTHUR ROBERTS NORMA ROBINSON MARY ANN ROBINSON JESSE RUSH JANE SHAW MARSHALL SHEPHERD JIMMY SMITH LARRY SMITH MARY VIRGINIA SOMMERS BILL STALLINGS JIMMY STIKELEATHER CHARLEEN SWANZEY SHIRLEY TAPP DORIS JEAN THOMAS JUNE TIPTON KATHRYN TODD DON TRAPP GENE TROUTMAN NATHAN TUCKER PEGGY WHITEHEAD NOVELLA WHITLEY CARL WILSON BKJALIRICE WILSON OLEEN WINGATE VICTOR WESTMORELAND ANN WYNN Double lluartet Left to right: Arthur Kelly, Jesse Rush, Don Trapp, Bill Reid, Nathan Tucker, Pete Caddell, Emmett Allen, Marshall Shepherd, Gene Troutman. Charles Greene not present when picture was made. Girls' Ensemble Left to right: Barbara Padgett, lna Jean Phillips, Alice Baucom, Jane Tipton, Ramona Hatfield, Dot Johnston, Peggy Whitehead, Carolyn Garner, Jean Cruse, Oleen Wingate, Charleen Syvanzey, Dot Hurt, Dot Daggett, Betty Griffin, Joanne Phillips, Ann Wynn, Joyce Deese, June Faulk. Absent: Marianne Martin, Betty Ball, Mary Ellen McRorie. lilee liluh Dave Adams, Emmett Allen, Jimmie Biggers, Holly Beatty, Don Brown, Harold Bunn, Jim Carter, Pete Caddell, Don Clark, Bill Crymes, Jim Gardner, Harold Garmon, Carl Gregg, Charles Greene, John Hamor, Bill Hart, Robert Helsabeck, Gus Heffner, Joe Houston, Bill Hovis, Arthur Kelly, Henry Kraft, Fleet Kirk- patrick, Oliver Love, Henry Mas- sey, Hall McCall, Jack McNeil, Jim Nance, Walter Noble, Paul Patterson, Bob Pinner, Jim Poteat, Bill Reid, Arthur Roberts, Jesse Rush, Marshall Shepherd, Bill Stallings, Jimmy Smith, Larry Smith, Jimmy Stikeleather, Don Trapp, Gene Troutman, Nathan Tucker, Carl VVilson, Maurice Wilson, Victor Westmoreland, Mrs. Taylor and June Eaulk. Page Eiglztyfyqve l. V. W . ln , orrioiaas First row: Jodie Garrett, Vice-President, Martha Robertson, Treasurer. Second row: Betty Bullard, President, Geneva Brewer Secretar - Billie Mancin, Student As- : yz senzlily Representative. i l HEADS OF SPORTS First row: Peanut Thomas, Softball, Betty Ann Glontz, Volleyball. Second row: Virginia Alexander, Recreation- al Sports, Claire May Broome, Soccer, Ann Maness, Basketball. GIIHS' ATHHETIIZ ASSIICIATIII First row: Kathleen Weinhold, Sue LeGlerc, Evelyn Helms, Mary Ann Robinson, Dolores Bell, Billie Mancin, lerry Long, Betty I-lartis, Peggy Hill, Kathryn Gaudle, Betty Ann Glontz, June Gottlieb. Second row: Martha lsenhour, Robbie Lou Pasour, Paula Ballew, Gorene Smith, Nancy Bolton, Betty Grubbs, Mary Ann Dodgen, Marian Kimmelstiel, Martha King, Martha Robertson, Geneva Brewer, Nancy I0 Elliott, lo Ann McNeely, Peggy Dixon, Jodie Garrett, Leah Petree. Third row: leanne Fellows, Gloria Smith, Lib Murray, Virginia Alexander, Pat Wrede, Nancy Richards, Mary Etta Richards, Rose Marie Ganeclides, Kat Rhodes, Peggy Horne, Carolyn Hawfield, Claire May Broome, Ann Maness, Pat jenkins, Peanut Thomas. 1 ', , C ' , ,gg X f Page Eighty-seven .Ms IW lots FTTAYLOR BUDDY KING CARL llrLL BUDDY SMITH HUBERT FORD FRANK REDD PETE CADDELL Slllflll Lloyd Thomas was obtained as coach and was greeted by a host of baseball candi- dates. The tentative starting team was as follows: Pete Caddell, third basemang Frank Redd or jimmy Deal, short stop, Ham Wade, second baseman, and Karl Hill, first baseman, with Buddy Smith and Douglas Estes sharing the catching dutiesg in the outfield llubert Ford was at left, while the other two spots were Filled by two of these candidates-llugh Scott, Steve Economus, or Donnie Alexander, the pitching staff was strong, headed by sophomore star Buddy King, with returning letterman Joe Taylor, and hrst year men lim Carter, Herbert Eatings and Joe Pritchard. SCHEDULES Asheville . . ............... . . .April 13 Gastonia .April 23 Castonia . .April 27 Salisbury . . . . .April 30 Asheville . . . . .May 4 Salisbury . . . . .May 6 lrlarding . . .. ........ .... lk Tay ll Tech ......... ............ . .lVlay 13 VVestern Conference Play Oil .... May 14-15 llarding ....... ........... Tech .... . .... . Page Eighty-eight . .May 19 ..May 22 . , 4-v ' ..- ' ,phi ..-A LARRY HOLLAND DICK TIDDY lVlALCOL1XI lVlCLEAN RODNEY lXlCKNICHT BOBBY BRANNAN SCHEDULES Winston-Salem . . . . . . . . . . . . .April 20 Gastonia ...... , . .April 23 Gastonia .... . . .April 27 Chattanooga .... April 2930 High Point . .. ..April 30 Winston-Saleni . . . .... May -l High Point ....... State Invitational Greenville .... ....lX'lay 7 .Nay l7'lS ....lXlay 8 Page Eiglzty-nine TOMMY PETERSON GORDON MALLARD le IUBERT FORD l'lARRY Phifer junior College Durham ......... Winston-Salem . . . Queen City Relays . Westei'n Conference State High School Page Ninety DON ELINIORE DONNIE EVANS HOLDER BILL WHITE SCHEDULES . . ............... .... A pril April April ....April ....lVlay ..lVlay I Qu, in f ' ' ' 'ivJ'. ' . . , ,, 4, , 1.3. I , si' W . if V l A 'fbiw' ' ' , Az 9 E 'Sh Www . eff 'Mi ' vu- v. .-ss fn.. ,SVA R ., , AM 0 H7 4 Winston-Salem Greensboro .. Gastonia .. Salisbury .. High Point . . Asheville . . . Gastonia ....... Winston-Salem Greensboro . . . High Point . . TENNIS SCHEDULES April 20 April 23 April 27 April 30 . .lxflay l . .lNlay -l . . .lxlay 6 .May 7 .lYlay ll .May 14 Page Niuery-one Page Ninety-two TENNIS First row: Dewey Keeslcr, Lacey Kecsler, Skippy Roddey. Second row: Mr. George Sawyer, coach, Bob Nott, Hal Furr, Ham VVade. DEWEY KEESLER HAM WADE SWIMMI LEE MIDDLETON IAIARRY BOOKER OHN KORTHEUER BUB SUTTLE TERRY JONES TOMMY PETERSON DONNIE EVANS, Captain Page Ninety-three BUIE BERRY SHEPHERD TIDDY FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS MARSHALL SHEPHERD .... ....... P resident REGGIE BUIE ....... ..... V ice-President DICK TIDDY . . . ..... Secretary IESSE BERRY . ..... Treaszwer ?W'!, fm MOORE WHITE PRICE LITTLE SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS GENE LITTLE ...... President KNOX PRICE .. . .... Vice-President HERMAN MOORE . . . ..... Secretary BILL WHITE .... .... T reasurer First row: BENNIE VERNELL IXBERNETHY JULIAN SHEPPARD ALBERGOTTI LIHLIXIAN S. ALEXANDER, IR. ELIZABETH IX1ARCEIL ALLEN ,IANE CIAROLYN ALLEN MARGARET ANN ALLEN Page Ninetyfsix Second row: RONALD FRANCIS ALLEN WILLARD IIILL ALLRED SONIA ANGSTADT CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA ARANT GARNET IACKSON ARNOLD L. DALE ARTHUR Third row: FLORENCE MAE ASHCRAFT RUSSELL GORDON ATKINSON DOROTHY ESTELLE ATWELL DANIEL OLIVER AYOOOK VVILLIAM IUSTUS BAILEY VVILLIAINI LUBIN BAKER, JR. Senior Class of Central Hi h , First row: GRACE GERTRLIDE BALDWIN BILLY LOUISE BALLARD PAULA GIBSON BALLEW HELEN FRANCES BARKSDALE SIDNEY PHILLIP BARNES ALICE HARPER BARNHARDT nal ineteen Fort -ei Second row: ALICE GERTRUDE BAUCOIVI BORERTA CHRISTINE BAUCOM SHIRLEY RAY BAUCOIX4 GLENN HEINS BAUCHMAN FRANCIS JOSEPH BEATTY, JR. PEGGY JEAN BEATTY ght Tllircl row: PIAZEL JVIAE BECK BTARY ELIZABETH BELL VISHOIXIAS JAINIES BENNETT ANITA JOYCE BERRYHILL WILLIAB1 OLEN BERRYHILL SUSIE ECHOLS BICHALI Pave N me tm 901071 First row: JOHN CHRISTIAN BIRD BETTE BITER IIARRY CARTER BOOKER ALNIA I-IERNANDEZ BOOZER 7 RICHARD SETH LOSTICK, IR. IIUCH MORRISON BOYER Page Ninety-eight Second row: Third row: ELIZABETH RANEY BRACKEN MARY LOU BROCK IIELEN KATHERINE BRADLEY LAURIE ANNE BROCKMAN RALPH EDWARD BRAFFORD WILLIAM ADAIXIS BROCKMAN GENIE 'R'1AGDALENE BRASWELL CLAIRE MAY BROOME BETTY JEAN BRITT BETTY ANN BROWN CHARLES LESLIE BRITT RICHARD EARL BROWNLEE Senior Class of Central Hi , . w 1'-rs J First row: MARGARET EMILY BRYAN RECINALD BUIE ELIZABETH MOORE BULLARD BOBBY R. BUMGARNER JOE DALTON BUNN CHARLES ARMOUR BURNETT aol ineteen Fort -ei Second row: ROBERT GRAY BURNETT BILLY RICHARD BURNETTE CAROLYN MURRH' BUTCHER WILLIAM MACNESS BYERS, JR. JOHN MARCUS CADDELL PEGGY JEANNE CALDWELL ght If ' 31 ' Q - Third row: JACQUELINE ANN CAMP ROSE MARIE CANECLIDES DARLEINA CARPENTER NANCY SUE CARROLI. LOIS MAE CASH JININIY B. CIIILDERS if- . Page Ninety-nine First row: VVINNIE WARD CLARDY IDONALD FRANCIS CLARK FRANCIS OSBORNE CLARKSON, JR. NIARY HOLLIS COBB VIRCIINIA FFRENIVIORE CONNER NTARTHA JOAN COOK Page One I'f7l1'lLi1'8f1 Second row: JAKE CONRAD CORNELIUS JULIA GENEVA CORRELL CONSTANCE GRACE COUTRAS BETTY JANE COVINGTON CECILIA LOUISE COVINGTON SPENCER ROUSE CRANFORD Third row: BETTYE MAE CREECH SARA CLAIRE CREICHTON ELIZABETH W. CROCKFORD WILLIAM CHARLES CROW ROBERT ALAN CROXSON NANCY CAROLYN CRUMP Senior Class of Central Hi h qw vi 'Vu' 4505 First row: MARGARET JEAN CRUSE NED OREN CULP DAVID MARTIN CURLEE PERRY CLIFFE DANIELS WILLIAIVI S. DAVENPORT Second row: ROBERT SCOTT DAVIS C. PINCKNEY DEAL JOYCE DOCELLIIX DEESE RICHARD LEE DEESE SARA LOUISE DEFRAVIO KATHRYN JEANNE DAVIS JOSEPH HENRY DILLON, JR. aol ineteen Fort -ei ght Third row: PEGGY LEE DIXON JNIARY ANN IJODCEN IIELEN ELIZABETH DORSEY JOHN ANDREW DCJRSEX' JANE JACQUILINE IDOVVNEY BESSIE KOULA DROSS Page One H1Imf1e.l Orc First row: BETTY LEE DUCKER JANIE WINIFRED DUNCAN ANNETTE EDWARDS LOUIS BURKE ELAM DONALD EARL ELMORE JAMES COLEMAN ENGLE Page One Hundred Two Second row: JEAN MARY ENGLISH MARY ANN FAGGART ALONZO DONALD FAULKNER R. FURMAN FERGUSON PATRICIA ANN FESPERMAN SARA LYNN FITE Third row: ALFRED BELL FITZGERALD, HELEN MARIE FLOW PEGGY HEINKE FOARD CHRIS EVANS FOLK HUBERT EUGENE FORD JAMES BRUCE FOSTER Senior Class of Central High First row: MARGARET LAVINIA FOX SHIRLEY ANNE FOY BERNIE LORENZO FRAZIER, EDNA RIVY FRIEDMAN OLIVE FRANCES FRIZZELL PHYLLIS LUCILE GALPHIN IR. Second row: JOHN FRANKLIN GANIBLE JAINIES NESBIT GARDNER GAROLYN IVIARIE CEARNER EDWIN MAURICE GARNER LILLIE ICANN GARRETT IIORTENSE BEE GATLINL: ool ineteen Fort -ei ght Third row: FIDOREEN ELIZABETH GERBIAN DONALD VV. GE'r'I'LE SARAH ELIZABETH CQETTYS PHYLLIS CARY CZILLIAIXI VVILLIARI 'THOBIAS GOLDEN ROBERT EVANS GOODWIN Page One Hundred Three First row: SHELTON GORELICK JUNE PIANNON GOTTLIEB SHEILA LUIS GOTTLIEB DOROTHY LOUISE GRANT CAROLYN FIUNTINGTON GREEN DELKJRES GREEN :gc CJIZC Hzrmlrenl FOIH' Second row: EDNA EARL GREEN CHARLES ROBERT GREENE MYRA ELISE GRIFFITH JAMES KEITH GUNNELLS MARY KATHRYN HAIR ANNE PIAIVIILTON HALL Third row: GRAHAM DWIGHT HALL PEGGY JEAN HALL ANN PHIEER IJAINUVIOND JEAN ANN HANNA BEVERLY JEANNE HANNON MARY LOU PIANSON Senior Class of Central Hi h First row: Second row: JACK WILSON HARKEY TOMMIE LEE HAYWOOD WILLIAM MILLER LIARRIS EMILY MOORE HELMS BEVERLEY RANDOLPH HARRISON JOE LANE HELMS STEPHEN ALLEN HASTX' LAWRENCE BIGGETT HELMS RAIWONA DEL HATFIELD MARION DIXON HELBIS WILLIAM MONROE HATLEY ANN ELIZABETH LIEMBY nal ineteen Fort -eight Third row: DONNA JOAN HENDRICKSCJN CHARLES RAY LIICKS KARL NEIMANN IAIILL IMIARRY EDWARD LIILLIARD HARRY LVIARCELLUS HOBBS, JR. ALMA HAZELINE HOKE Page One Humlred Fin I YU uln...g, G-VN alr- 96K Phe I 'W' First row: NXIARJORIE LOUISE IIOLLOWS IIARRIETTE VIRGINIA HOLMES MARY BRENNON HOUSE JOE SPENCER HOUSTON WILLIAM LEALAND IIOVIS RALPH FRANKLIN LIOWEY Page One Hundred Six Second row: JOHN HARVEY HOWIE, JR. MARY JEANNE HUNNICUTT BUENA LEE HUNTER DONALD ROBINSON HUNTER GERTRUDE ANN HUNTER IVIARCARET GARWOOD INMAN W 'Q41545' Q E Third row: LAURICE ADRIAN JACKSON DOROTHY ANN JOHNSTON BETTY JEAN JONES CAROLYN IVIILLETT JONES ROBERTA MELVILLE JONES FIJORRENCE MILTON JONES Senior Class of Central Hi h First row: WILLIANI EVERTON JONES JORD PIAIVIPTON JORDAN, -JR. BETTY KARRAS ALICE LIANNE KAUFFINIAN SINGLETON DEWEY KEESLER AUSTIN PATTERSON KELLEY Second row: Third row: HELEN BRADFORD KELLY JOIIN DAYRELL KORTHEUER ANNE DORIS KEIVIP ROBERT LAWRENCE KIIRTZ WILLIALI STERLING KENYON JOAN LAMPROS JAINIES BETHEA KILGO KEITH WHITE KING PATSY ANN KISER aol ineteen Fort -eight VIRGINIA ANNE LANDIS JOEL WESLEH' LANGFORD C. C. LAWING Page One Hundred Seven First row: Second row: Third row: ENINIA ILENE LAWLESS ALICE LONDON GORDON WESLEY MALLARD, IR. IIIARRIET ANN LAWLESS ROBERT GARDNER LONG THOINIAS JOHN MANN ANN ELIZABETH LE STOURGEON LOLA ANNE LOVE ERNEST YOUNG NIARSH, JR. ELIZABETH MARIE LEWIS EUGENE WESLEY LOWERY JO ANN MARSHALL JAMES BOYCE LINDSAY, IR. ELIZABETH ANNE MANESS FRANKLIN KING LVIARSHBURN GENE HOUSTON LITTLE BETTY JEAN LOWRANCE HILDA HANCOCK MARSTON Page Une Hundred Eight ior Class of Central Hi 5-T ,pu-vs Q!! First row: Second row: Third row: ELIZABETH DELL MARTIN FIJHCHXIAS CALVIN MOADEN DONALENE JXXICMAHON MARIANNE B. MARTIN CARYL JVICBRIDE JACK JONES MONEIL JO ANN JVIATSON ROSA LEE JXJCCLAIN JOAN MORORIE FRANCES LOUISE MATTHEWS RODNEY LEONARD JXJCKNICHT BETTY JEAN MCSWAIN ELIZABETH MAY MALILDIN BRICE COCHRAN JXJCLAUCHLIN F. JVIANLY JVLCVVILLIABIS, JR. SABIUEL WORTH IVIAXWELL, JR. NIALCOLIXI JXICLEAN CARRIE EASTIXIAN IVIEDBERY ool ineteen Fort -eight Page One Hzuzdred Niue First row: EVELYN PIAIXISEUR MICHAEL DOYCE EDWARD BQILLER, JR. PETE THOMAS MILLIAN DOROTHY ELIZABETH MILLS VIDIIONIAS EDWARD MILLS Second Tow: .IANE BARRY BIOBLEY DAVID KEPHART MOLTER LLOYD BINFORD MOON BETTY LEE LVIOORE LIERNIAN ALIBREY MOORE VVILLIAIXI HABIILTON IX'1ILNER NORIXIAN LEE MOORE Page One Hmzrlred Ten Third row: IIAIXIES HARRY MORGAN REECE H. MORGAN, JR NANCY BOGER MOSER PATTY LOU MUNGO DOUGLAS NASH BARBARA ANN NEELY Senior Class of Central Hi h First row: IVIILDRED ELIZABETH NEWITT IAINIES EBIERSON NEWTON, IR. ARTHUR WILLIAM NIEMER, IR. EUCENIA IWIEATH NISBET EIVIILY JEANNETTE NORTHINOTON CLYDE DAVID OATES haul ineteen Fort -ei Second row: RAYMOND LEVON QGLUKIAN ELEANUR FRAZIER ORR IEROLD P. OWENS BARBARA JEAN PADGETT FRANCES RHODA PALIXIER PATRICIA ANNE PALMER ght Third row: 'VHALIA ANDREW PAIIPAS CHARLES HAROLD PARKER IIUGII LOVVDER PARKER IJANIEL CZUOGANS PARKS ROBBIE LOU PASOUR -IOIIN EARLE PATRICK Page One Illlilflled Flewuz First row: RUTH PTENRY PATTERSON WILLIAM OSCAR PATTERSON WILLIAB1 RHODES PATTON ARTHUR PERRY PAUL PERRY PPHOIWAS CLENDENIN PETERSON Page Une I'I1l1ZCl1'9d Twelve Second row: JOAN PATTON PHARR BETTY MAE PHILEMON INA JEAN PHILLIPS LONIA JOANNE PHILLIPS DORIS JEAN POLK DOROTHY JEAN POPE Third row: JAMES POTEAT MARGARET ALICE POTTS CHARLES EDWARD PRESSON JULIA AINIARYLLIS PRESSON KNOX WILLIAM PRICE, JR. THOMAS ARTHUR PRICE Senior Class of Central HI h First row: Second row: JULIA ANNE PROCTOR DOROTHY JEAN QUICKEL BARBARA REID JANE RAMSAY IIMMY RAMSEY RIARY EFTA RICHARDS MARY ALICE RANDALL DEANE RICHARDSON JUDITH ELIZABETH RAYBURN WILLIABI RICKENDREE CQVVENDOLYN EDVVARDS RAYFIELD EDWARD CSLENN RENFROW RCDBBINS nal ineteen Fort -eigh Third row: NXIAIZTIJA -IEAN ROBERTSON RIIXRY ANN ROBINSON SARA ROBINSON CREORGE BARNETT ROCERS IYANCY IJELL ROGERS FIRHOIXIAS FRANKLIN ROLLINS Page Um' 111111111101 lfmlcuz 7855+ rwyyiv 'GTY7' i . First row: JESSE EDWARD RUSH ROBERT JVICKEE RUSSELL JWANCY KIARILYN SAIN CHARLES M. SAPPENFIELD, JANE RUTH SARSFIELD JULIA IVIARIE SCOTT Page One Hundred Fourteen Second row: VVILLIAM ERSKINE SELVEY DELMAR GRIER SHAVER JANE OPHELIA SHAW A411 MARSHALL IVIONROE SHEPHERD ITIERMAN DEWEY SHERON, JR. JENNIE ANNE SHERRILL Third row: DOROTHY JEAN SHINN DOROTHY EIVHXIIE SHIVER LELIA LAURA SHORE ROBERT MCPHAIL SHUIWAN SARA JANET SIIXIPKINS ALBERTA JO SLOAN Senior Class of Central High First row: CORENE MAE SINIITH EVERETT GLENN SMITH JAMES SAXON SMITH, JR. WILLIAM THOMAS SMITH JAIVIES POAG SMYLY ROBERT TILGHMAN SNEAD Second row: TXIARY JOSEPIIINE SNYDER MARY VIRGINIA SOMMERS TIERBERT SPAUGII, KATHRYN ANN SPEIGHT VVILLIAIVI LEE STAGG DOLORES ADELE STANLEY ual ineteen Fort -eig Third row: BE'l l'IE SUE STEIQALL .JAMES STIRELEATIIER JACK GAY STOGNER FITHOIXIAS TXIARSHALL STOKER JACK WESLEY STUNE, JR. JEANNE TERRY STRAITON Page One Hundred Fifteen First row: SARA IIELEN SULLIVAN TDANIEL CAMERON SUIXIIXIERS, IR. RIITH TXEAL SWARINGEN CTATIIERINE TDABNEY SVVEAT 'TOE VVILSON 'TAYLOR DYIINNIE LEE FITAYLOR Page One Hundred Sixteen Second row: WILLIABI C. TAYLOR, IR. -IOHN HENRY THEILING TVIARTHA LEE THIES BETTY IIXNNE THORIASSON .TACK VVARREN FISHOIXIPSON RICHARD -I. THORNTON Third row: ELIZABETH JANE TODD KATHRYN CLARKE TODD SARA ELLEN TODD TDONALD MARION TRAPP BOYCE GENE TROUTBIAN .IOHN NATHAN PI-'UCKER Senior Class of Central HI II First row: Second row: Third row: JA1X4ES NTCCALL TUTTLE IIAROLD LEE VVEINSTEIN NIAROARET LUCY WHITEHEAD HAMLIN WADE LAURA PATRICIA WELLER ESTI-IER IXTOVELLA WHITLEY I. ALLEN WEARN RICHARD LEE VVESTIVIORELAND BARBARA ANNE VVHITSETT JEAN LOUISE WEBER LIIRALI PUROELL WHITACRE, JR. ANNE PENDLETON WHITTINGTON LESLIE D. WEEKS SHIRLEY BENNETT WHITE SARA ANNE VVILKINSON KATHLEEN BYRD WEINHOLD WILLIABI ANTHONY WHITE BETTY LON WILLIAMS aol ineteen Fort -eight Page One Hundred Seventeen JAIVIES EVERETTE WILLIABIS MARY ELIZABETH VVILLIAINISON RICHARD PIOWIE WILLIABTSON IIARRY WILLIS, JR. BETTY RAE WILSON Page One Hundred Eighteen MARY GRILIES WILSON JVIAURICE HENRY WILSON DAVID HOLLAND WOODSON JOSEPH DONALD WOODWARD PAIILA JEAN WRENN n emoriam LAWRENCE VANCE CLOANINGER April 9, 1928-November 16, 1947 First row: Paula VVrenn, Paula Ballew, Margaret Inman, Miss Fore. Second row: Arthur Niemer, VVorth Maxwell, Chris Folk, Ulilman Alexander. Si Illll RI IS CIIMMIHH This year's Senior Ring Committee unclcr the leatlership oi' Chris Folk anal the faculty atlviscr, lX'liss Cornelia Fore, completed its worlq in rccortl time. The payments on the rings were collected in two installments-one last spring ancl the other just before the rings arrived. In November a second ring order of fifty rings was talien. These rings came cluring the spring. The '48 senior rings have a blaclc onyx stone bounclecl by the worris- Central High School, Charlotte, N. C. On either sicle of the stone is a picture of Central ancl a Wildcat. The seniors initials are engraved insiclc the ring. The members of this year's Senior Ring Committee are Chris Follt, chairmang Uhlman Alexantierg Paula Ballewg Maurice Garnerg iX'iargarct Inmang Wortli Maxwellg Arthur Niemerg and Paula Vlfrenn. Page One Iluurireti Nirzetewz QM- wfmmw ...lllllHllllJlll Seniors take the limelight. . . . . honors are conferred . . . . finally the climax - - commencement QQ L 'ln Yi? MASS DAY IIHICHIS ARTHUR NIEMER . . .... Lawyer jo SLOAN .... Historian BILL WHITE .. .,.. Prophet DAN PARKS ...... .... A rtist JEANNE HLINNICLITT . . . ........ Poet UHLINIAN ALEXANDER . . . .... Song Writer Top row: Dan Parks, Ieanne Hunnicutt, Uhlman Alexander. Bottom row: Arthur Niemer, Io Sloan, Bill White. 'V 7 'Hr Page One Hundred Twentyfozar IASI Wlll ANI! IISIAMI I We, the graduating class of 1948, being in full knowl- edge of the fact that future Seniors will never be quite able to equal our glorious record and our outstanding accomplishments as Seniors, do in due charity bequeath the following items to them in order that they might carry on in the cherished traditions of a Central Senior. On the sixth day of January in the year of our Lord nineteen hundred and forty-eight, we do hereby ordain and establish this document as our Last Will and Testament. , ARTICLE I: To tlie Faculty Item 1-To Mr. Otts, we leave our deepest and most sincere appreciation for the help, guidance, and friendship that he has extended to us. May he always have as capable staff to help him. Item 2-To Miss Fraser, we leave our deepest gratitude for the understanding advice and support as adviser to the Student Assembly. Item 3-To Coach Wild Bill Brannin, we leave the hope that the future will produce many State Champs. Item 4-To Mrs. Cornelia Henderson, we leave our gratitude for her help and guidance during our years at Central. Item 5-To Mr. Lilly and Mrs. Peeler, we leave our astonishment that they could run the office in so orderly a manner in spite of the fact that we were always running in and out. Item 6-To Miss Parks, we leave the memory of our bovine countenances. May future Seniors chew less gum. Item 7-To Miss Crace Sutherland, we leave the hope that the SNIPS AND CUTS staff, the Dance Committee, and the Recreation Committee will have rooms of their own next year. ARTICLE II: To the Rising Seniors Item I-To you, we leave the football games, dances, open houses and all the other school events. May you enjoy them as much as we did. Item 2-We also bequeath to you a fine principal and a wonderful staff of teachers. Take better advantage of their knowledge than we did. Item 3-To you we leave the honored title of Seniors and the superiority and privileges that go with it. Item 4-Last, we bequeath to you our most cherished possession, a wonderful school with a great spirit and a highly respected reputation. To this we attach one condi- tion. You must do your best to keep it so. ARTICLE III. To deserving individuals Item 1-I, C. P. Deal, do hereby bequeath my ability to have a hand in everything to anyone who thinks he can handle it. Item 2-I, Don Elmore, leave mv football talent to Duck Holder, who has plenty already. Item 3-I, Tap Price, leave my great stature to lippy Carter, who is in great need of it. Item 4-I, Betty Bullard, leave my leadership and sparkling personality to Harriett Whitmore, but am taking my T-shirts and V neck sweaters with me. Item 5-I, Ann Lawless, leave my ability to play Home, Sweet Home to anyone who has enough nerve to use it. Item 6-I, Ilerman Moore, leave my good-looking clothes to Tommy McAllister who has quite a wardrobe already. Item 7-I, lo Sloan, leave my record of As to Eleanor Lake. Item 8-I, Cecilia Covington, leave my pinfup figure to Linda Smith. Item 9-I, Alma Hoke, leave my wit to Sally Tucker. Item IO-I, Carolyn Jones, leave my acting ability to Cynthia Cook, who already has a great deal of talent and lots of cay-ush, cay-usb. Item Ilfl, Betty Mauldin, leave my confused man- ner and ability to be late to Betty Ann Clontz. Item IZMI, Shirley White, leave my prettiness and appeal to Sara Hunter. May she be as big a snow-queen as I. Item 13-I, Dot Johnson, leave my voice to Dorothy Daggett. Item 14-I, Don Myers, bequeath my muscles to any- one who gets up early enough every morning to strap them on. Item ISHI, Pete Caddell, leave my baseball and bat to Prank Bedd. lXIay they bring him many homers Item 16-I, Dick Tiddy, leave my super-accurate golf clubs to Pete Parker, who already swings a wicked iron. Item I7-I, Bill White, bequeath my sunny disposition to Donnie Evans. Item 18-I, Cene Little, leave the bill for that broken marble bench to lack Spong, who helped break it. Item 19-I, Ham Wade, leave my executive ability to Buddy Smith. May he follow in my footsteps. Item 20-I, Helen Kelly, leave mv fur-collared coat to Charlotte Carson-in case she needs to patch hers. Item 21-I, Bed Bridges, leave my ability to fly a car to Phyllis Harper. My parachute is for sale cheap too. Item 22-I, limmy Childers, leave my Hhardu haircut QFD to Doug Eates. Item 23-I, John Kortheuer, leave my postewar car CCivil War, that isl to Bobby Bell. Item 24-In conclusion, we, the class of '48, leave our voices echoing through the halls in a fond farewell to a life we will never forget. CLASS OF '48 ARTHUR NIEMEP. Signed, sealed, and published in the presence of: CAROLYN BUTCHEP. IEANNE HUNNICUTT Page One Hundred Twenty-five Histor of the Senior Class I The lastest report on activities of the North Carolina Educational Association reveals a much needed change in history textbooks. The new book is entitled Uiiril 'l-odrry and was written by the 419 seniors of Central lligh School. A brief outline of its contents follows. Until Today PART l ANCIENT HISTORY ln the damp, dreary days of the fall of l945, several hundred young sophomores began their upward struggle for enlightenment. Por their first leaders they chose Tommy Edmonds, president, Betty Bullard, vice-presi- dent, Bill White, secretary: and Carolyn Butcher, treas- urer. Later Ham Wade, Tommy Edmonds, Betty Bullard. and planet Linker held the respective offices. The sophs had an unusual but welcome member in their first year class, Mr. john C. Otts, our hardworking and understanding principal. On the football team, which won 8 and tied one out of 12 games, Tommy Edmonds and Ham Wade were the pride of the class: The beginners were well represented in a top-honor music department, too, by Charles Creene and Katherine Lurton. PART II THE MIDDLE ACES To take the helm of the returning juniors of '46-'47 were, president, Ham Wade, vice-president, jodie Carrett, secretary, Bill White, and treasurer, hlalcolm McLean. These were followed in second semester by Malcolm McLean, Rodney McKnight, Virginia Ann Landis, and lo Sloan. The halls of Central missed tremendously the much feared, but much loved Miss Bertha Donnelly and other ne'er-trrbefforgotten leaders. After a slow start in football, the season ended with seven wins and no ties out of eleven games. juniors on the team began developing plans and muscles for their all-important senior year. ln the field of music, the orchestra, the brass quartet, and the choir took number one ratings for excellence. The year was further brightened by good programs: such as Professor Quiz, a plav, the Mei-clmizr of Venice, the studentefaculty basketball game, the honors and awards program, where Eleanor Robinson received a PepsieCola scholarship, and the lunior-Senior Prom, which owed much of its success to C. P. Deal. PART IH A NEW DAY The school year began again, as it always will, and wondering survivors found themselves in the much de- sired and respected CFD position of seniors. School spirit seemed spread all over, as little trips with the paint bucket evidenced. Coach Bill Brannins pep talk on the first day of school was responsible for the enthusiastic start, but nothing could compare with the boost to school pride that our incomparable football team gave us. lt forged through twelve games with 8 wins and 2 ties to capture the western conference cham- pionship title. As another outcome, lesse Berry and Don Myers were chosen to be a major part of the backbone oflthe North Carolina Shrine team. 9 43 The Student Council officers for first and second semester were Ham Wade and julian Albergotti, presi- dents, Betty Bullard and C. P. Deal, vice-presidents, loan Pharr and Patsy Welle1', secretaries, and Harriet Whit- more, treasurer for both semesters. The Rmrzlaler launched its campaign with the election of lovely Peggy Fox and popular Ham Wade as UML and Miss Centralf' One of the most liked and most refreshing personalities around Central was undoubtedly Betty Bullard. As a special recognition, she was chosen by her classmates to receive the D. A. R. award. Miss Bonnie Cone left the faculty, but not the halls of Central, to become director of C. C. U. N. C. This prof motion was without question the result of her experience with the juniors in geometry. Mrs. Margaret Taylor was welcomed as a new and very important addition to the music department. The recreational committee headed bv Frankie Palmer deserved an extra pat on the back for its fine work that year with the open houses after the games and the Christmas Dance. 'iAll Carrs to the Rescue given bv the dramatics class under Hubert Philpott and the presentation of new flags by the Cirls' Cood Sports Club were among the out- standing assembly programs. The officers crowning this senior year were Marshall Shepherd, president, Reggie Buie, vice-president, Dick Tiddy, secretary, and lesse Berry, treasurer. And to lead them across the finishing line were Cene Little, president, Knox Price, vice-president, Herman hloore, secretary, and Bill Vllhite, treasurer. No one will deny that Mrs. Cornelia Henderson, our adviser for all three vears, was one of our truest friends, we couldnt have made the grade without her. PART IV EXAMINATION Do you remember: The first one to marry-Peggy Heinke Poard, The dancing at lunch, The art in the halls, and on the blackboards: The rain, rain, rain, all fall and especially on Fridays, The cute new teachers admiring the handsome new teachers, Cand they werent the only onesD The lunch movies, The building of the new athletic hut, The sore throats on Saturday morning, The little mascots running around, The corny election campaigns, The angora knitting that got in students noses and on teachers nerves, The music and bubbles floating through the halls, The strolls around the track, The relief and heartache of graduating? lo SLOAN, Historian. MASS PIIEM Our memories of Central Will linger with us long, And many thoughts of yesterday Will haunt us like a song. Seven A. M. on lVlonclays, Those horrible old tests, Sitting through a clreary Class Wfhen what we eravecl was rest. W'e've had our little squabbles And the things we can erase, But in our hearts there will remain The things we shall embrace: All those good olcl football games, Fun with our old pals, Anti when the weeli-encl rollecl around, Dates with our best gals. Yes, many are the memories That we will cherish eer- The joy of our youthful years, Companionship sincere. JEANNE l'luNN1cU'rT, Class Poet Page One Hundred Tweizty-seieiz 'Nd' X Y' Y fa 'K- SE IUH Best All-around Wi A W SUPERlA TIVES Most Likely to Succeed HAM VVADE BILL WHITE BETTY BULLARD CARCJLYN BUTCHER Alost Popular PEGGY Fox JESSE BERRY Best Students Biggest Bull Shooter CZHRIS FOLK JORD -IORDAN .IO 5L0AN Biggest Heart Breaker BETTY LOVVRANCE P , . ' nge One Hzmdred Twerztyeezgizt 'Y' A 1 X R fi i PR, f X J' 1 Q. ...- f-'aw-w..,,,,,.,,w. SE lllll SllPElIlATIVlS Most Energetic ANNE KEMP alcmlli Cfxluzlflfl' HERMAN IWUURE A lost A1l1Ic'tic IJON EI.Mcm15 Unsung Hero and Heroine ANN LAWLESS JACK PIARKEY Best Looking Ufiffiggf IXTALCOLIXI IXXICLEAN JANET SIMPKINS ALMA IIOKE RECICIIE BLUE Page One H1 HZLZI' ,FIVCIIII 11iz1L 4 x N Mm-W BEAIITIES fzggy jox Janef Smplina Qaida Gauingfon wan Gwwe 1 f1111f111y IHAIITIES .fgarrieff mifmore Carof Cideighlon YWMAQ JCM Cjfegn .A1Qfm5 ,Ann Mun Page One 1411111181 flmtm one PRIIPHHZY Scene: Studio B of Station C. ll. S., VVashington, D, C.4C. ll. S., thats short for Convert our Heathen Senators. Time: Anytime a good fifteen years from now. And also time to go on the air. Characters: One broken down newscaster, casting hot watts that make wire liver through radio, television, and crystal sets. First, Last, and Only Act. The following program was electrically transcribed Station C. H. S., Washiiigton, D. C. Eastern Standard Time, 7:30. Cood-evening, everyone. This is your Chuggo reporter, brought to you by Chuggo, oddly enough, with five minutes of the latest news as gathered from the wires of the Amalgamated Press. Hang the commercial, on with the news. LITTLE RIVER-BY THE BIG TREE-BY THE SWIRLING STREAM-BY THE LITTLE ROCK, ALASKA-Lumberjack Don Myers confessed today to the killing of Alma Holce, noted author, who was working as Myers' cook to gain material for her forth-coming book. The Yegg and I. YELLOW STONE NATIONAL PARK-Park Director Bud lldoon today announced the employment of Beggie Baie as a playmate for the last panda in captivity. Moon said that after extensive study and con- sultation with his aide, Big 'lim Layton, he had decided that Buie's antics were almost identical with that of the panda. IXIIAIXII, ELA.-hlagnesium Millionaire llflalcolwz McLean, resting here this week-end, is said to have his eyes on a local high school girl. Accompanied by his boysl' Al Fitzgerald and Don Tlzomas, McLean told a local newsman, I always did like them younger. SAN FRANCISCO-The WOmCI1yS Temperance Un- ion, headed by spinsters Betty Bztllarfl and Betty lI'll'l'ltlCli1'l, announced today that they had asked scoutmaster Moxie Vlfillis to use his troop in tracking down a pair of moon- shiners who are holed up in Death Valley. Sheriff jesse Berry identifying the two as the Bail Boys Burnett of Bloodv Bank County, commented that they are the most ihornery critters we've seen in these parts since Wild Bill Brannin and his partner TwoeCun Cropley headed East years ago. Page One Hurzdrefl Tlzirtyetwo EAST MABYVILLE, W. VA.-C. P. Deal, chairman of the C. I. O., tonight issued an ultimatum from his private home to President Honest joe Dillon concerning the four-day coal strike. Dillon, called Abe Lincoln with the New Look, said that the government had five more days in which to settle or he, Dillon, would have to go back to splitting rails. Said Dillon, I think we got a raw Dealf' RENO, NEV.+lVliss jean Cruse soon to be seen in Five Days on a Whziliiig Boat with that famous blubber lover Dorz Faalluier, today filed suit for divorce from Gus Helms, chain grocery store magnate. Miss Cruse submitted as grounds for the separation a note which started off, Dearest CarrotfTop. Squawked Cruse: Dont tell me that was addressed to any vegetable. NEVV YOBKHDress designer julia A1111 Proctor was ordered to jail yesterday afternoon by police chief l-lerazan Qlsittle FlowerD llloore. Wliile being interviewed on fashions for the coming season by the Times! society editor lllary Colala, Miss Proctor was asked the question: i'What ideas have you for what the well dressed American Woman will wear at the seashore this Summer? She replied: Not a thingf' MUD-RUN, KY.-Emma Lawless, famed female horse owner, today declared that she had accepted the challenge from girl gambler, Genie Nislvet, for a private race at Derby Downs tomorrow afternoon. Mounted on Lawless' two-year old Ann Il will be jockey Bolrlay Sltztmarz, while Nisbet has named leading money-winner Tap Price to sit astride her Fleas Heaven. VVILMINCTON, N. C.-Ham Vlfarle, drawling beach- comber who owns Bamlin' Hamlins llotel, was wearing today his I am an American button a bit more proudly. When Dr. Bod Mclsfrziglzt appeared on the beach weara ing a flaming red shirt, red trunks and sandals, and was burned to a bright red, Yfvade pulled his shot gun from the wall and chased McKnight off the beach. His rea- son! I know about them communists, and well not have any Beds around here. That goes for lllr. Bed Bridges, too. Mr. Bridges is the owner of a furniture factory in High Point, and as he and wife, janet, were out of town, he could not be reached for comment. DURHAM, N. C.-Psychologist IfVillia11z Golden of Duke Hospital announced today after a lengthy examina- tion that he had exploded the long-held theory that jack H arlzey was truly the wise old owlf, Informed of Colden's findings, Harkey, who runs a small 'pipe and tobacco shop in St. Louis, Missouri, commented, I don't give a hootf, PRIIPHHIY BALTIMORE, MD.-Nurses Betty Lowrance and Bee Catling of Johns llopkins were separated by two ward boys today in a fight in the operating room here over Dr. Furman Ferguson. As a matter of fact, they were actually fighting over patient jim P. Snzyly, who lay below on the operating table. Results of the fight-both nurses received scratches, Ferguson was caught trying to split his heart, and Mr. Smyly was sinking fasi. OMAHA, NEB.-jinznzy Clzililers, President of the Nebraska Farmers Association, said today that he would seek to get a law past the state legislature to see that all available land in Nebraska be farmed in wheat. Glenn Renfronfs Association in Kansas produced twice as much wheat as we did last year, and that ain't hay, hey, he said. NEW YORK-Stillman's gym today was the scene of busy preparation as Norman QClzoo-Clzool Moore and and lord CSticlaD jordan wound up final work for their heavyweight bout here next week. Jordan advanced to the bigtime bout with Moore by virtue of his knock-out win over Hubert Ford last August. Barked cigar-chewing manager, Rusty Atkinson, Jordans legs will carry him to the title. . . . Again NEW YORK-Catlierine Sweat and Carolyn jones were named today for leading roles in the Broadway production of The Iceman Always Cometh Twice by producer Bill Stagg. Stagg, who even as a youngster was fascinated by stage shows, plans to revise the old play, Lost Weekend, in the near future and take the lead role himself. . . A late bulletin from NEW YORK-Pete Caflclell, first player-manager ever to skipper the New York Yankees, today announced the outright release of pitcher joe Taylor and first baseman Karl Hill. Said Caddell: Those boys just didn't seem to know when it was diamond weather. BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. lil.-Big Dick Tiiliiy said today that he would quit the golfing circuit and devote the rest of his life to being a sweet, kind-loving black' smith here at Black Mountain. I feel that I owe it to my idol, Humphrey, Tiddy said POKER FLAT, OKLA.-Jodie Garrett, rough and tough little proprietress of Carrett's Cuzzle Gallery, fired her chief cook and bottle washer VVillie Davenport for being unsanitary. l saw him washing that cow-hand, Half-Ton Ballers red head in my soup. ATLANTA, CA.-Weightlifters, Delmar Sliaver and Tommy Peterson, erstwhile stars with Speedy Cranfords traveling Our Cang Circus, announced here today that they would give up weightlifting for a year or so and simply relax. Shaver gave as their reason: Business was too pressing. NEW ORLEANS, LA.!l'he worldffamous boy-girl dance team, lien Rolnliins and Mary Lou Broclz, the pair that gave the world the Central-Shag, were signed by club owner, llarry llolvlis, for a six-weeks run at llobbs' local nightclub, The Rats' Nest. LOS ANGELES, CALlPORNlA-Pretty Peggy Fox will do another poster for the Don VVooiluiarrl Outdoor Advertising Agency. Vkloodward, whose slogan is appro priately enough, We reach to the sky, was pleased with the signing of the contract, and told a reporter: Boy, has she got a personality! SALT LAKE CITY, UTAlleBettye Creeclz, the worlds racing bombshell, today set a new worlds record for land-driven machines when she breezed across the flats here on her fathers motorcycle at 516 m. p. h. ln face of the lavish publicity being given her here at Salt Lake, Miss Creech yawned and philosophized. l just take it all with a grain of salt. CHICACO-Husband-agent linznzy Snzitlz announced today that bankers Clzris Folk and Dan Aycoclz had agreed to back the insurance of the voice of blues singer Carrie Mecllierry, currently starring at Don El1ll0l'6'S Club 55. Shes featured doing Stormy VVeather. ALBANY, N. Y.-Scientist Raymond Oglulzian was under special investigation by the State Department here today on suspicion of selling the DDT secret to Lower Liberia. It is believed that pressure was brought to bear by Cltarles Loolzalaill, who heads the Lookabill De-Pleaer. De-Licer, and De-leer, lnc. of America. Quarreled Luke: lt's ruining me foreign trade. Yeah, trade. HOUSTON, TEXAS-Bill Byers band, stopping here on its nation-wide tour, today took on two more troupers, bubble dancers Shirley Foy and Annette Erluiarils. Said Byers: l thought maybe we could start things poppin. WASHINCTON-Fashion Plate lXlagazine's Miss Sophistications of 1963, Lililia Lewis and Pat Palmer called on Speaker of the llouse Artlzur Perry, today, only to be turned away at the door. Perry explained as his reason for turning the pair of lovelies away, I didn't never care nothin' for women nowayf' AND OUT lN IIOLLYVVOOD, CALIEW Bolalrt' Buuzgardner and his wife, Betlz, were happily settled here today, after Bobby signed a contract with MCM to succeed the late Peter Lorre. That's all the news for now, but be sure to listen for your Chuggo reporter toinorrowfsanie time, same station, same news! Page One llunilreil Tliirtyftlzree SPO SIIRS md. Werner Editofs Zwotlzer Page One Humlrecl Tlzirtyrfour md lucy fum onion Eolitofs Favorite SPO SIIRS iM izanor rr Business Managefs Favorite Wm. C J! Olfffi Business Mnnngefs Afoflzer Page One Hundred Tlzirlyffive .nf 'Sf .W , fi f Q 52 'Q wwe- Sire SPO SIIHS Vmc:1Nt,x JXNNE LANDIS . .............,........... HAM VVADE President of Student Council, First Semester Iiuuums BAIN . ......................... BETTY BULLARD Vice-President of Student Council, First Semester Mus. 1. AI,BERGO'I'TI .. .. .....,................ JULIAN ALBERGOTTI President of Student Council, Second Semester liuwfxun BEAUINIONT IDUDLEYU, HI ..............,................... C. P. DEAL Vice-President of Student Council, Second Semester Hou QTANNON ...... ............................. I OAN PHARR Secretary of Student Council, First Seinester Ilmrxlv Mc:fX1.1,1s'rEn . .............,............. IIARRIETT WHITMORE Ptzge One Hundred Tliirtyfiix 'l rei'1surer of Student Council, First and Second Sentesters -nv. Y-'ZX '51 r f JINIMY W13LIsER . Secret N1XNC1Y SHEPHERD MRS. Ps. C. WILES MARY STREET .. CiAROLYN IJAVNER .IRAN SUTHERLAND SPO ary of Stmlezzl Council, S SIIRS .......................PA'rsY XVELLER ecorztl Semester mul President of Honor Society lVlARSIIALL SHEPHERD President of Senior Class, First Semester ..........REGGIE BUIE Senior Class, First Semester Vice-President of ...........DICK TIDDY Senior Class, First Semester Secretary of Treasurer of ... ...jEssE BERRY Senior Class, First Semester PRICE Vice-President of Senior Class, Second Semester Page One Humlretl Tlzirty-seven 'nge One Ilnml VC Pmzczx' Fox . Nlfxnslm KNOTT Bli'l l'Y AIAULDIN FRANCIS BE,x'rTY llrxmm Ltxwuiss tl Tlliri y-eight SPO SIIRS Fskigd -..,.1 ...............IIERMAN Moomf Secretary of Senior Class, Second Semester Treasurer of Senior Class, Second Semester, und Co-editor of The Ranzlilu .......................DoNN112EVANS President of Innior Class, Second Semester ...........................PATRICIA MOELLER President of Soplzonzore Class, First and Second Senzesters LAWLESS Circulntion Mum zger of SN1Ps AND CUTS if 11 ,INN Ai X 22 gy 175' My L ,. . W, wx QW 543 xv, PAULA BALLEVV . . .......... Cums FOLK Cfo-eifilnr nf 'lille Iimulrlvr CENIE NISBET . .................... Boo Bowan Busizzws .XIIIIIUXLQCIA of The Hfznzlzlcr JEANNE PIUNNICUTT .. . ..rI1HE FOOTBALL 'TEAIXI IIARRIETT VVHITNIORE . . . .'I'1 1E BfxsKETB,xLL FFEAIXI PETE CADDELL . . . . .IODIE Cl,x1mE'1 1 llcml Clzeerlemler Page One IluudreJ Tl lil'fj lIil1 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '48 ++ Pioneer Radio Station of the South Ccmzplozfmonfs of KERR 8k A COMPANY REAL ESTATE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INSURANCE THOMAS J. HAWIHIIRNE lANl SIIIIA SHUI' On your way home from school, stop IH for a coke and sandwich. Piompt and comfeous service Congratulfltlons to the Class of 48 X Y ZF 7:,f-2:5817 . 1 -.V-f ' , 4 1. :Eg 1 '. 2: '11-'I' ' 1- f l 3: A: - 41.7,s5l..A K, ,. 5 . ,q, .,a2,, 4.1 Q 4.4',' 2- ot! .5 j : :-1151... T f:-:-:- '35 . -25::1:l:5:1:l:Q:Q:1:Q:f:Q:f 112, Lg. 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DAYTON TIRES-PREST-O-LITE BATTERIES VEEDOL MOTOR OILS-SPRADLING SEAT COVERS-AUTO-LITE SPARK PLUGS DULIN HARDWARE COMPANY VALSPAR PAINT AND VARNISH BRIDLES, SADDLES AND RIDING EQUIPMENT I Pontiac Cars 7 neo A Conzpczrismz is All We Ask Sales - Service 522 South Tryon St. Tel. 3-0118 Night 2-1814 115 S. College St. Phone 3-6145 CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. 9 COH?j7l1'l7IClIfS of V: 'ii 109 South Tryon 128 North Tryon Creators of Reasonable Drag Prices lJllIiIiE'I'I' LUMBEH EUMPANY 101 EAST PARK AVENUE For thirty years a dependable place to trade Phone 8179 Crmzplinzenfs of J. V. ANDREWS Plumbing and Heating Company 309 East Seventh St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One H1lllL'Il'Ct1 FOVYQPOIIC Q73 Wi-llTEi-IEAD AIR SERVICE Distributors of NAVION FOUR PLACE PERSONAL PLANE CHARLOTTE, N. C. ?YD nl dF -5- PIEDIUOUT EQUIPIUEHT CGFHPHFIY LINDSAY TRUCK BODIES and All types of body hardware and accessorles B -r POHIHHI H. B. OWLEY 8: SON CONSTRUCTION EQUIPMENT Compliments of JAMES A. MILLS Class Of '47 Compliments of JOHN CROSLAND DEA N'S Wall Papers of Distinction Fine Fabrics and Carpets 104 E. Fou th Street Phone 3-9047 WELDING REPAIR at CONSTRUCTION MACHINE SHOP QT. V510 I Complinzents of WHITNEY 8 KIMMIHIH, INII. H R H WIUIUNI WIIIIINB COAL COKE TsI Assncmns Wholesale 0 'EX 'X CHARLOTTE, N. C. CAMDEN ROAD NIVEN DRUG CC. HUIITLEY HOSIERY 131 P k A e. Phone 811ifHARLOTTE, N. C. Rt. 3 CHARLOTTE, N C Manufacturers of Woinen's Full-Fashioned Hosiery I. PHILLUP SPACE I O H clred Forty-four Compliments of THOMAS 8 HCDWARD COMPANY School Credits Begin if at 1. LUCIELLHS Junior Deb Shop i iiie . . 171 M -. li .1'I 5 5 X 'i ' PYKIYIZIUUIIN for Whoo! and Collw f' ANC ,', . an 1 ' ' - ' ' ' -7 A 12 STcu f - A owifiig N7-Z-Eff 'i.. A .QA 11' lzi .1, i-ii iooieii i oiii .,on iiii , , X xvq, byjQ .. 4'r . ,. , ,..i. ...xi .-..... ' A i 1 - - v '- if 'i'. ir ww w Page Ona l'1llIZtlI'CLI FO1'f1 fil'E s MILLER MCDTCDR EXPRESS CHARLOTTE, N. C. 2209 Down ROAD Serving the Eastern Seaboard from ATLANTA TO NEW YORK SHIP WITHVSONFIDENCE S9ECiALlZ50 SE R v m CE Phone 2-5175 s?2 d dF OFFICE FURNITURE, SUPPLIES PRINTING, ENGRAVING RUBBER STAMPS PHONE 6185 KALE-LAWING COMPANY Everything for the Office 227-229 South Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. PAYNE FURNITURE CO. Your Home Furnitzwe Store FINE UPHOLSTERING 116 South College St. Phone 8483 Compliments of AMERICAN BLOWER CORPORATION DETROIT, MICH. HEATING, VENTILATING AIR CONDITIONING HOME COMFORT ATTIC VENTILATION 1211 Commercial Bank Bldg. PHONE 3-8444 Compliments of WAIKI S lllAlll CII. It'.s Easy to Pay The Neiman Way lIMAN'S, I II., JIZWHIRS 115 S. Tryon Street ESTABLISHED 1912 Your Lani Sterling Store Compliments of BIGGERS BRQTHERS, INC. WHOLESALE FRUITS-PRODUCE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Forty-se ez UNITED-LITES U A Name Symbolic for Better Lighting COMPLETE SHOWROOM DISPLAY TYPEWRITERS SUNDSTRAND ADDING MACHINES COMPANY Sales-Service Phone 4-6282 CHARLOTTE 6, N. C 907 South McDowell Street 426 W. Foul-th st. Phone 3-6156 Catalogs Upon Request United Lites Brighten the Nites The earlier you buy your Life Insurance, the cheaper it is Ifnsure No ll' In Inf Munml mlm! un QUALITY BAKERY 210 E. TRADE STREET 416 Johnston Building Phone 3-77053 phone 4-909Q CHARLES E. BREVVER, JR., C. L. U. Gcizcrul Agent W. H. GAITHER AND J. S. REILLY Associates We are proud of Central High School and the products of its educational facilities. Our sincere good wishes follow each graduate to his next station in the life of our community. We are also proud of V l OUR BECAUSE PRODUCT IT Gives A Biscuit A College Education Dixie Dew Syrup Company, Inc. 504 S. Graham St. P. O. Box 1697 Charlotte, N. C. Pll.,S:Cf,llQ Humlrcll I'0l'l5 l?lQlll Wanco Hosiery Mill, Inc. 604 W. MOREHEAD STREET CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Avrett 81 Ledholter Roofing 81Healioo Company Office and Factory 419 EAST SEVENTH STREET CHARLo'r1'ls, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Y h e just completed th t lfth tpt eflfteLt hlp yo omplete th o to a t 1 businehe career. Evans College of Commerce Sfandard Bz1.e2'11ess COIIVSPS' 330143 N. Tryo St Ph 3 22 good quality CCDSTS LESS at Sears 4 304 SOUTH TRYON ST. CHARLOTTE N C IO HIIF N E L S C N P A G E Phone 4-4595 Night 3-0423 'NCORPOWED CHARLCTTE AUCTION Jewelers and Silversmiths 235 N, Tryon St, Plumbing, Building Supplies CHARLOTTE, N. C. All Prescriptions Compounded S By Registered Druggist Complete Line of Drugs, Sundries, and Soda Fountain Service Thrifty Buyers Shop at Meyers H B D R U 204 E. Trade Phone 2-5673 Phone 3-5149 We Deliver fhafzlottc, 1211, Uudicfz, 0. Free Parking While Trading 300-304 EAST TRADE STREET Page One Hundred Fifty Compliments of :IKPPELVB Antique Shun CHARLOTTE, N. C. The House ofa Thoz s nd Tfreas s YUMT will be inspired , by the new ' IJ ' Ba wm I Masterpiece Grand 1 , The ONLY piano ' of scientifically 4 ' tl perfect tone I' if, fir flljf, :cc hz lb l 2016 W. Morehead Street ll ,,,0,, Wrfef, Pima, Jofe lmrbi 4 CHARLOTTE, N. O. CASE BROS. PIANO CO 117 W. 6th St. ATKINSON-NQRFLEET, Inc. DODGE-PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES DODGE JOB-RATED TRUCKS AND COMMERCITAI, CARS Sales and Service ATKINSON-NORFLEET, Inc. Corner 5th and Poplar Phone 7157 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA P Q O Hundred Fifty VILLAS BROTHERS SERVICE STATION 1000 South Tryon Street Amoco Products SHIP Ai-IOY Charlotte's Leading Restaurant Visit the Upper Deck DINING AND DANCING Bendix O Automatic Washers Zonefs SOUTHERN WS MUSIC Co. WHISNANI FURNITURE CUMPANY SHADY OAKS NURSERY HUYAL IIHY CLEANING STARNES SIGN CO. Neon Signs CHARIOTTE, N c For I-Yetter Radio and Appliarnce Service pacfio jduiaion unc! .XQQPAZVLCE CO. 1300 E. Fourth St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ReLordsARadios-Small Appliances- Electromc Devices-Record Players Phone 2-2435 AVE Y C RIMBIRL I g O H I'1LITUlll iflY'Ill'U Garibaldi Xllruns 104 SOUTH TRYON STREET ' guuefrvw- Shea 1896 HEATH MOTOR CO. Your Ford Dealer 318 West Fifth Street Azcflwrized FORD Stiles-Sw'zr1'c'f Complfimenfs of First Federal Savings an Loan Association OF CHARLOTTE 122 West Fourth Street Phone 3-8401 MOSKINS Clothing for the Entire Family on Credit 'I' 'I' 135 SOUTH TRYON STREET Compliments of S. H. KRESS 81 CO. HIIME lllllllll S VI GS Zllllll ASSIIIIIATIII 116 East Fourth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone 2-4117 O Savings Insured Up to 55,000 Page One llumlrerl F ANDERSON BROTHERS' MERCURY SANDWICH SODA SHOP FINE SANDWICHES STEAKS AND CHOPS FROSTED MALTED SHAKES 1619 ELIZABETH AVENUE SMITH BOOK STORE MACK TRUCKS AND BUSES Largest Stock of Books, Pz'efures cmd Frames in the South 1400 South Mint Street O Phone 3-7181 402 W. Trade St. P. O. Box 1314 lling's Business College ln Charlotte SECRETARIAL, ACCOUNTING AND GENERAL BUSINESS COURSES FOR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE GRADUATES ESTABLISHED King's Business College was founded in 1901 and has IN 1901 grown to be one of the largest and most popular schools in the Carolinas. A large school can afford better equipment, a larger, better-qualified corps of teachers, and is able to provide a better employment service. NATIONALLY King's Business College of Charlotte is fully accred- ACCREDITED ited by the National Association of Accredited Com- APPROVED mercial Schools, a member of the National Council SCHOOL of Business Schools and the North Carolina Associa- tion of Commercial Schools. ATTENDA Preparation for your business career is so vital a GOOD SCHOOL matter that the selection of the school should be made only after a most thorough investigation. KING'S maintains high standards, and invites your consideration on the basis of the kind of training which will qualify you for a superior position. If'urther fislzlformatioen regardzfng courses, tzlitszfofn, time required, and Place- mewf S'err+2'ee will be furfnislzed by mail or telephone on request. Page Une Humlretl Fifty--four Compliments of lIlllllNIIllA BAK! ll CIIMPA Y It Is A Pleasure to Provide You With Economical Heat + H. V. JOHNSON 8: SON Coal - Fuel Oil - Coke + North Yard-1115 N. Church St. South Yard-725 South College St. Congratulations and Best Wishes FROM ONE OF THE SOUTH'S GREAT STORES Veg? CHARLOTTE , . Page One Hundred Fifty-fl e ver peec To you, who each day Take on anew your tasks Along the lines that speech will go Through city streets or far out Upon some mountainside Whe1'e you have blazed a trail And kept it clearg To you there comes from all Wlio use the wires A tribute for a job Well done. For these are not just still And idle strands That stretch across a country Vast and wide But bearers Of lifels :friendly Words And messages of high import To people everywhere. Not spectacular, your usual day, Nor in the headlines Except they be of fire, or storm. or flood. Then a grateful nation Knows the full measure Of your skill and worth And the fine spirit of service Whicli puts truth and purpose ln this honored creed- Wllhe message must go through. . , 1 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPA NCORPORAT Page One Ilundretl Fiftyfsix ARMSTRONG ANIMAL CLINIC 121 N. Cecil St. Treatment of All Animals Phones: Office 4-1996 Home 3-5503 HARDWARE NIIIIU I IIIII Insurance lin. ol North Carolina SAFETY-SERVICE-SAVINGS 118 East Fourth Street Phone 2-2119 A Home Comprrrry Conzpliments of KHVIBRELIJS, Inc. Dependable Furniture CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 7 187 MYERS PIIIIII PHARMACY Prescription Specialists Reasonable Rates-Courteous Service Prompt Delivery 1400 E. Morehead St. CHARLOTTE, N. C QUEENS COLLEGE CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA A fully accredited four-year college offering efficient, wholesome train- ing in the liberal arts and vocational subjects. A young woman today who wishes to be successful and useful tomorrow should equip herself with an appre- cration and an understanding of lasting values by a liberal education. HUNTER BLAKELY President Complinzerrts of IIHIIIIIIIITI SPIIIIIINIS ISIIIIIIS IZII. Around the corner from the square ANDY KOWALSKI-BOB SU'rToN-PHIL Howsr-Jn Telephone 3-0600 112-114 S. Church St CHARLOTTE, N. C. Tailoring and Sportswear ALTERATIONS-SPECIALTY B. TUBEL 1412 East Morehead Page One Hurzdrerl Fifty-serez PIEDMONT DISTRIBUTORS OF THE CAROLINAS Smith Q I an qesf F1l'l'IIl'fIl.?'6' Dist: zbutor 5 F xii? T xl I FI' P A3 I, 64, 9 DEPARTMENT STORE 4-X 1 ' 1401 South Mint my CHARL01-1-E, N, C, LITTLE'S HARDWARE COMPANY MCKEE REALTY CO. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT INSURANCE SALES 123 W. Fourth Street Phone 3-1134 Realtors MYERS PARK HARDWARE Courtesy of PAGE AIR IIIINIIIIIUNINIS CII., INC. 439 S. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. J. A. VEHUE MURRIS 8 BARNES, Inc. Market of Quality FRESH MEATS-SEA FOOD FANCY GROCERIES Dlal 1116 227 W. Trade Street HARRY PARKER, INC. MARKET AND RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT 320-322 South College St. CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Phone 3-5609 P ,Q O Hundred Fifty-eight VISIT YUUH NEIGHBURHUUU D0- UT DI ETTE No. 1 No. 3 No. 5 No. 7 1623 Central Ave. 1707 W. Trade St. 1431 S. Mint St. 1421 Elizabeth Ave. No. 2 No. 4 No 6 No 101 420 N. Graham St. 503 Providence Rd. 1722 South Boulevard Belmont-Mt. Holly Cross Roads on Wilkinson Boulevard Al ' lflf l F. H. TRETHEWEY COMPANY MATERIAL HANDLING Complinzenfs of ENGINEERS S C 'U T H E R N Lewis-Shepard Products F R U' I T P. 0. Box 1193 Phone 4-4774 C C M P A N Y 501 Dowd Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. INCORPORATED P O e H :mired Fifty-nine me K ifxf f x S ' ' ' h..J Phone 3-7728 CHARLOTTE, N f Il is 1 I 1 5 ff, f..'1 ':l,l,fNE fT,?fj- T '1 'll' Ol' ilflasifvlaii-.5l'gflge'55Q ja If- Q I .- ,f Q F. D. TILLOTSON, Prcszdevzt and Maimgcr WITH THE COMPLIMENTS OF YOUR STORE IN CHARLOTTE We are proud of Central High. Ware' been your friends for years. Make our store your headqu.a1'ters zvhcnerer you're down- town. We appreciate your riszfts. Accredited by National Association of Accredited Commercial Schools A , .....- if . ,, .-.--,.. , t ' f f2?59ARrA!t-N7-:57-DRE Youf'II find more of your friends at CHARLOTTE, N. C. A Friendly Store in a Friendly City CCL7'0l't7ZCL,' Member of Fc'dc'ral IJc'posz'f IH-Slll'f!NC'C Corp. ir SAVINGSQCHECKING ACCOUNTSQLOANS ir 120 EAST THIRD STREET CHARLOTTE, NORTH CARoL1NA Phone 6121 :Qc One llzuzdrefl Sixty PYRAMID LIFE INSURANCE CO. GIEFIERFIL TRUCK CO., IUC. 426 W. Morehead St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. GMC Truck Parts SL Service Sales I C mplzmenfs of Iones Dry Cleaning ALWAYS ABETTER DEAL Cgmpany AT PETTIT MOTOR Co. , Authorized Ford Dealer 515 East 4th St. 1 01 In 1+ LHARLOTTB N L 6 dst oulth btxeet Phone 8157 PHONL 4 1476 PQO HddS When She Says Yes! VISIT M. B. SMITH Jewelers Roseland Floral Ee. 300 North Tryon Street PHONE 8191 NIGHT 7970 In Any Event-Send Flowers nj, WHEEL CHAIRS P . t. S . HOSPITAL BEDS i' il ll SR 703 Providence Road Dial 3-1114 CHARLOTTE, N. C. !Q'Q'XFt?2f l? ' so mms or sszewce W IN C H E S T E, R A AN ' Surgical Supply Co. H - fff,ob'9V IEW'-'HPV IEW, INVALID Cowueoers SICK ROOM NECESSWIES Q 106 E. Seventh St. Phone 2-4109 AI1mys On the Sq-mare CHARLOTTE, N- C- 111 South Tryon Street WALKER'S DRUG STORE SEVENTH AND TRYON STREETS Complimieufs of McDevitt St Street Company lk GENERAL CONTRACTORS Dial 3-4166 505 Builders Building CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Sixtyftwo Prompt, Coarteoas, Confidential Service Autos, Trucks, Farm Tractors, Financing from Individual to Individual CAII Title Matters Handled Free of Chargeb LoANs S502 - 52,5009 E. B. STONE FINANCE CO. THE ONE STOP FINANCE MAN 920 S. Tryon Cor. Church Sz Corban Sts. 150 E. Main St. 202 E. Franklin St Ch Iotte, N. C. Concord, N. C. Albemarle, N. C. R ki gh m, N. C. Complfimeizfts of WISIIIIIIIIIK I SIIIIA III AISI III, Inc. GENERAL INSURANCE 109 West Third Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. F IRE-CASUALTY-AUTOMOBILIE Whatever the Reason. . . Whatever the Season ..... TRAVEL BY TRAILWAYS , A Wx - .QUE ., if L y: --.,.., V If. ' 'r gf4-X 1221? QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS CHARLOTTE, N. C. 417 W. FIFTH STREET Page One Hundred Sixtv-tlzre mcgwen unera .Service 727 EAST MOREHEAD ST. PHONE 4-6421 CHARI,0TTE 3, NORTH CIAROLINA 24 hour ambulance service Compliments of C C MARION DAVIS COMPANY i' Clzorlolfes Style Store For MEN AND YOUNG MEN How Does Your Home Look To 703 PROVIDENCE ROAD The Passerbyp C H A R L O T T E' N' C' Plan now to make improvements when materials are available. It's PHONE 4'959l fun tO make additions tO your home with our modern products. A -'H Q'-, lc'-S3 2 -, E: X,l2g7F7A 3. , 41 X oi:ffl,?'71Bl1l'I'5qy3 1 Mc'AL1sTE1z CAI:sON HAI, DEARMON A A:'L'ZSQ'-33:6 M ' 4 It will pay to pay us lo pay your losses A - MCAUSTEIY CARSON LUMBEPO QOMPANYS1 INSURANCE AGENCY 601 Winona Phone 2-5191 Independence Bldg. Phone 8141 Page One Hurzolred Sixtv-four ff0l7I1lI1fHll'IlfS of PELL COTTON COMPANY COTTON MERCHANTS .7Ul'Hlbl'1' New York Cotton Exclzcnige Iqlflllbfl' IYUVHZIIIITS Coffolz E.a'c'l1fLnge 13115 West Fourth Street Raylass Department Stores, Inc. Evcfrything to Wear for The El1fl'I'6 I+'amz'Iy 121 West Trade St. CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA CHARLOTTE, N. C. Remember! 9- 1 for cooking WATER HEATING REFRIGERATORS HEATING THRIFT ROAD I PYIOUQ CHARLOTTE, N. O. I t2GASI'5EP-VUCE 3-3447 KELLEY IRO WORKS 801-811 WEST FIRST STREET xi ri Home of HART-SOHAFFNER AND MARX CLOTHES 208 S. TRYON STREET Pug e One Hundred S 1621 Elizabeth Avenue If R Southern 5 85 IOC Stores ' WM A A . 1- a 129 East Park Avenue 1519 Central Avenue 822 West Trade Street 3205 N. Caldwell Street Pineville, N. C. Davidson C. ,N. RADIO and'T,E,LEVlSlON CO 54 Sauna: io Wlalch the FINEST ffadb' Operated By: ROBERT G. LAMB 127 East Fourth Street CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Phone 3-1174 C amplinz ents of CHARLOTTE FLORAL SUPPLY CO. 529 West 4th Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. fi- Wholesale Only THOMAS C. HAYES T. G. GRIFFITH THOMAS GHIFFITH AND EUMPANY Insurance Headquarters SINCE 1875 226 S. Tryon St. Piedmont Building fStreet Frontj CHARLOTTE, N. C. All Lines of Insurance Except Life Ifrzsarance Representing 15 Highest Grade Stock Insurance Companies 2-4195-PHONE-2-4195 BEST WISHES The Makers of C-B PURE ASPIRIN C-B DRUG CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. C0m.plinzen.ts of WILLARD HOTEL Page One Hundred Sixty-six LISTEN TO THE MUSIC AMERICA LOVES BEST ONAGENUINE RCAVICTOR RADIO-PHONOGRAPH WITH THE FAMOUS 0' gnkwnafn Finest tone system in RCA Victor history SIIIIIHIIIIII IIAIIIII IZIIRPIIIIAIIIIN The Carolfina Home of the Victor Dog DISTRIBUTOR FOR RCA VICTOR PRODUCTS CHARLOTTE, N. C. Power to You, Clan of '48 1. W e QW? w ' ,Qi ., K as I Wt 'W n l E 'I E525 I, :xl-igfagi : gs1.:,Q ,?,z, w,f'- ,t :rw -1' 3 RRCI We're proud of you . . . Proud, too, of the chance to serve a new gener t of young Pied nt citizens. Our best to you as you move forward to make your own place in our free economy . . . where your own will and effort are the measures of achievement. IIIIKE PUWEH CUIVIPIINY jim? flw !2eJm0nf CZMEM if aa QF A l '-1 A- 'r r w-'v'v'? '7 'f ' i,Z ' . FY EW lifter 1425 E. Morehead St. 'A' P20 11 idsfy T C o nz plznm ents of Jmcmoat Qabulea, 9 CHARI OTTF N C Compliments of Uriental Restaurant 126 W. Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Ma1one's Shell Service 1630 South Boulevard CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 4-5479 ALL AUTO ACCESSORIES THE PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK IN THIS ANNUAL WAS MADE BY DUNBAR- STANLEY STUDIO Special rrzies for graclzmfimz pic-fu: e sf PROVIDENCE CENTER HARDWARE, INC. 603 Providence Road Phone 4 0137 CHARIOTTE N C' CONGRATULATIONS CENTRAL HIGH SENIORS IHI IIHAIIIIIIII WAIIII SHIII' Your Headquarters for Good Food 521 West Trade Street IgOHdc1StygIt Compliments of he miriam Grills ZWW '...- Wa'l FAMOUS DRIVE-IN RESTAURANTS 'h5'u'qh'i'i'n'u'h'L'u'i'u'uHn'i':'a'u'n'p nPq Salted Peanuts Remember This Seal Candies Potato Chips JQQUD PRUUUC7-L ' rP'nf ':'Fnmn Q2 lt's Your Assurance Of The Best! Charlotte, N. C. an .H Peanut Butter Sandwiches T rr.-if I my l?Lx.mn,,7j . Q A REX llllllllllllll lllllllllll WILMORE FOOD STORE 125-127 SOUTH TRYON STREET The South's Largest and Finest Big Town Qualify Fggdg BOWLING CENTER 401 Dowd Road 14 Brunswick Bowling Alleys CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 9844 THOMAS CAVALARIS D Compliments of UHKIN EXTEHIVIINATINE IIUMPANY 827 E. Fourth Street Phone 6633 Page One Hmulrecl Sixty Carolina Restaurant Supply Co. Restaurant, Cafeteria, and Institutional Equipment t'Complete Outfitters' 206 S. College St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. AL BROWNE'S Service Stations 545 Providence Rd. 427 Providence Rd. 433 East Trade St. 316 West Trade St. BHHER - IUITCHELL COISHPHIIY WHOLESALE Plumbing, Heating, and Industrial Supplies Complete Oil Burner Supplies and Repair Parts 308 N. McDowell St. CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. 308 S. Tryon Street You Com Always Do Better At Bridges Telephone 2-1334 lHl lZllltNlllllS IIIIMPANY, lllll. WHOLESALE HOSIERY AND NOTIONS 324-326 South College Street CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. A M M O N S Atlantic Service Call Joe 8654 for Complete Service and General Bull Sessions Mothers, call for info concerning your kids! 729 PROVIDENCE ROAD Co mplim en ts of D64 Martins. INC., mmf 500 W. TRADE ST Compliments of GAFFN EY MUSIC CO. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF ALL KINDS 1 o ll lets W Compliments of QUEEN CITY ATHLETIC CLUB Owner of Sponsors of CHARLOTTE CLIPPERS OTHER SPORTS ACTIVITIES CONGRATULATIONS! Charlotte Trading IHHIIUPI' IWUTIUB 0111 CO 210 E. Fifth Street P y COMMERCIAL PRINTING GOVERNMENT SURPLUS Phone 3-4446 P. O. Box 144 1316 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE 2' N' C' CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA SNOCDK BROTHERS, INC. Fine Electrical Appliances and Radios 1020 CENTRAL AVENUE PUEHETTE FUUD STUPIE Phone 2-2959 STAPLE GROCERIES WESTERN MEATS FROZEN FOODS VEGETABLES Delivery Service P OHf1f1s ty A NN LEW .4 I ' I ' X STWJIIEPQTTH . I ff S Q, In high school and later, I it's smart to make f A'-' s:25aa2a:E?iEz i? f X your favorite Store Co'mpl1Tments of 11.3 N. Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. IS IIARULINA BEDDING 81 CHAIR CU. 1221 CENTRAL AVENUE Builders of the Best 1859 ,,..- ISIIILISIIED IM 1948 JOHN BAYNE 8: COMPANY INCORPORATED COMMISSION MERCHANTS COTTON WASTE Phone 3-5107 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Brlbnmv, Quay, Emma FINEST QUALITY DAIRY PRODUCTS 2000 W. Morehead Street I O H115 mr LARKWOOD HVAMP TOE HOSIERY Manufactured by CHAIIBUUR HUSIIRY MIllS, Inc. CHARI,OTTE, N. C. Harrifon - Wri bt Comlbvm , I na MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS HYDRO-ELECTRIC WORK MILL CONSTRUCTION CONTRACTORS INDUSTRIAL ELECTRIFICATION SPECIAL CONSTRUCTION TRANSMISSION LINES ACME PLUMBING CO. INCORPORATED 127 East 5th st. Dial 6123 CONTRACTING FDQTURES SUPPLIES Thomas Cadillac-llldsmnhile, Inc. 214 North Church Street Telephone 7159 'i' . S ales-S erwce DIAL 2-2139 CADILLAC OLDSMOBILE Page One Hundred Seventy-three WHEN YOU CHOOSE YOUR IRONER- CET THE BEST! l Ol'll'HC Automatic lroner Out Performs All the Rest! VW V.,Q, 4,.,, M ,.,,, M ,,...., A ..... W A.... .0 ,f., .-E, . . 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C. fMEEHLENBUHE1MUTUHS,INE LINCOLN-MERCURY Sales and Service O1 18 Hour A D y to Se e You 8 A. M. to 2 A. M. Except Sunday fMEEHLENBUHG MUTUHS,INE Corner Third and Poplar Streets Phone 4-3073 ,il ,ff 48 IOHIIQ1' Flowers by Huddleston i-lUDDLES'l'ON'S, INC. Phone Day 4-9570 Night 2-0458 605 Providence Rd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. HAHN'S BAKERY 1521 Central Ave. Phone 3-6026 We specialize in weolding, birthday, and party cakes. No orders too big or too small. Everything for the Home FARRIS RRUlRlRS FURNITURE UU. Telephone 8395 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 117 S. College St. Truly A Home Company for Home . Folks .,. UHRRLUTTE LRUNURY, IHC. - Launclerers-Dry Cleaners I I R R HOME COMPANY FOR HOME FOLK5 em s TRYON DIAL 1 sm 621 S. Tryon St. Telephone 3-5704 Q. AUTO LOANS FINANCI NC RE-FI NANCINC ESTABLISHED 1890 Sanitone-the beauty treatment for clothes 116 E. 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