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

 - Class of 1952

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Lf it 4 0' Sf . J Tuff 1 ik. Arr Z . Jvc? . , , if-.J 1 fl! r s A , it ' b f 'lk I ., A l if if al ' ex 3 A iv ,- Y ,L fi' . . P f, J l ff ll W . A l Nag ' X l A vi X' Q n l ty fig Y, ' Y. L i 'Y V For the past three yeargwweg, the Qlassliof '52,i have bjen workings, , ,A . 'X , at Central High in preparation for our iminecliatel aclult life. For some it is a joh, for otlallers College, anal-fer many nrarlriage. Witli this 1952 SNIPS Sc CUTS, we shallybe aljle to recall, cluring ' ,LA ' S, 0 n Q D rf rl 6 X I 5 . X0 ,. 7 ,lx Page Four Y' Q , X y the bubbub of iater life, the fun and bard work that went into three of our most enjoyable and busiest years. It is with the aim of bringing back to each student the action-packed life of CHS. that this volume of SNIPS 81 CUTS is published. fi X 'Nfl , f' 'pf' 'itfu f r g Q all , 0 'Q Q 4 I ' Q ' -Q x H , 'wvf.i Q X 1 fi IJ r K I U bfi 7.171 4 5 1-ll , vm . tu, L' IJJL' 1' I '. 1 4 '4 fi l Y . .- 1 ' 1 Y ' K I V V I ' ' 1 1 4, 1 , s V , 'L-L, , ' K ,' 'f1. vfujwg gf A n -.J 1 ' , A I 4' V 2 , L Q Page Fire W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W W , ,.WW..,, S , W W WWWW . , of W W W - i a f U W, We, the senior class, dedicate this, the 1952 SNIPS Sz CUTS, to a teacher who, throughout her long Central High career, has given up many things for the good of her students. Even though she is kept busy hy her schoolwork and other Christian activities, she is always willing to add one more pupil to her already crowded classes. She is glad to listen to a students problem and to try to counsel him wisely. Her teachings leave an everlasting impression on her students, many of whom seek and accept her advice. She is an inspiration to all who come into contact with her. When we think of a kind, hard-working, and unsung heroine who never seeks publicity for her good deeds, she stands at the head of our list. To lVliss lanct Robinson, who, hy her daily actions, is an excellent example for the suhject she teaches, we dedicate this volume of SNIPS 8a CUTS. Page S ix ADMINISTRATICDN M,....af' MR. JOHN OTTS, Principal DR. E. H. GARINGER, Superintendent of Schools MISS MARION FRASER, Dean of Girls MR. VVILLIAIXI ANDERSON, Assistant Principal MRS. WALTER W. SNIITH, Registrar MISS BETTY GRUBBS, Secretary MRS. B. KUYKENDALL, IR., Treasurer ,qw-4 W IL, -as f QQ? f L I MISS NANCY ABELL, B.S., Typing, Bookkeeping MRS. VIRGINIA AGNEW, B.A., M.A., English MISS MARTHA AILERS, B.A., Spanish MR. VVILLIARI BALL, B.S., M.S., World History, Assistant Coach MR. GILBERT BALLANCE, B.A., English MISS MARY BALLE, B.A., M.S., English MR. CLAUDE BELL, B.S., M.Ed., Industrial Arts MISS BAIIRIABI BLAIR, B.A., MS., Distrihutive Ealucation MISS BOSANNAH BLAIR, B.A., B.S. in LS., Lilarary MISS MILDRED BRADLEY, B.S., Physical Eolncation lXflISS ELIZABETH BRIOE, B.A., English MISS CATHERINE CLEGG, BA., M.A., Latin MISS IANE COGGIN, A.B., Cheniistry, Biology MR. STANLEY CROPLEY, B.S., Physical Education MR. ROBERT CIUNNINGHAIVI, BS., M.A., English, joiirnalisni MR. W. E. ELLIS, B.A., Driving MISS CORNELIA FORE, B.A., M.A., American History MISS SARAH FOSTER, BA., M.A., Spanish MRS. DOROTHY GREGORY, B.S. in I-I.E., Clothing MR. BRISTOW HARDIN, A.B., M.E.A., Pnhlic Speaking, Draniatics ff? 1 1 1 5, T 4 ,, WL .,,,X,,,x,M I 14 fill? 9 I ,IN if YQ f f 9' ' S Q . f by ff fe 1 1 ff Q ' Mggf x 5 ww , fm GQ X7, ? ' 32 , Q W N 2 N X W ? 5, Wxs-sw QW awmwewv MR. FRANK HARTON, BS., Senior Science, Physics MA MISS LOUISE IJUTCHISON, BA., Algehra MR. PAUL KEZIAH, BS., Biology MR. CHARLES KIRBY, BA., Algelira, Plane Geometry MRS. lDOROTHY AYCOCK KIRBY, BA., MA., Biology MISS HELEN MACMANUS, BA., English MRS. HELEN BXIACON, BA., MA., American History MRS. FANNIE lVIASTEN, BA., MA., Faniily Living MISS BARBARAH lXqCDONALD, BA., English MISS CLYDE MCLEOD, BA., MA., English MRS. LUCINDA lMlOSER, BA., Algelara, Plane Geometry MR. DONALD NEWBIIAN, A.B., Distrihiitive Qcciipations MISS CORA GDOM, BA., Shorthand, General OHice Practice MR. LESLIE OUTTERSON, BS., lVI.Ecl., World History MRS. ROSEMARY GVERTON, B.M., Mixed Chorus MISS LILLIAN PARKS, BA., MA., English MRS. RENA COLE PARKS, BA., MA., VVorlal History MR. ERNEST PRIVETTE, BS., Typing, Personal Shorthanal MISS ELIZABETH RANEY, BA., French MISS MARIAN REED, BA., MA., Anierican History, Psychology We 4? as gf fi ix' Z W1 X , Q ,NMYMMMQ Z, z f .. ffm...wWm W O f Z, 0 , 6 W 5 .1 X475 s,,,4 7 X ,vw Lf I ,fr- f z'f0fWS, WA ff' 1 , . 4 P11510 T11'e'l1'U Wifi xv 441' '--.R V XWTQ 5 Q, aw 7 W ' 1 XE Q ,K A .Ira x Mm' ,,,, , um- ., fi P W f WW I Miss PHILECTA REINHARDT, B.S., MA., Englislt MISS JANET ROBINSON, BA., Bilzle MISS FRANCES RYAN, B.S., MA., Foods, Pre-nursing MR. EDWARD SANDERS, lWA., American History, Coordinator of Atltletics MR. GEORGE SAWYER, BS., MA., Biology MR. KARL SAWYER BS., MA., College Algelora, Solid Geometry MR. KENNETH SINCLAIR, B.S., Industrial Arts MR. ROBERT SMITH, Band, Orchestra MR. GEORGE SPARGER, B. A., Physical Education, Head Coach MISS CLARA TIlX'lMONS, BA., M.Ed., Typing MISS ANNE WALL, BFA., MFA., Art MRS. HELEN WARDLAW, BS., MS., Shorthand, General Office Practice MRS. LOIS WHITAORE, Plane Geometry MISS SARA WILCOX, BA., M.Ecl., Biology , L , xy 5 y, .fm , ' 'f' ' . , 1, ' - lg. In 2' I n ' 'Z It G tj I I X -f 569 .911 7,44 1, ' ' 41 . My 1 1 . A 1 ' J 1 X 9, Zu 'V bf'f LJ 'L i'J'4'4ftA n t'Zfpj,,C . L W I N4 Q 5,424.11-4 rfsfl-lvl' D I, y ' if . If X I , ' g 1 J I I L V Lila .. f' wfrwfffff-9 ,fu .4411 WL +-A' .f ' ' ,f.fr.1u 1,-4 , L 1 - H- f 4 V fl ' ' a' X I, A D A ff., J . A ,A tl lflw, f'.f',5l 1 4 if ' . f L A 1 ' ' f v ' ' I ff Page Tlzirtceiz Z 4 Y . at: Iggy. wAdA ,,,f'g4,4.g, ff A T. 'fgM,0af. ' -A vs ? Il! ,T , I E -'F 7 rj' I ' -3 ': , K H I i. E' AA: 4 at A 1 I V kv 4, ,Q Q30 35,13 T 'Y K ffigillz Nj LJ M life! , W '71 ' 0 ,J A 451 ,vi H V A. M 3 Q .A f bay? I , Q SE iz W 5 ua V v H ,W SLA x . 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PEGGY ANN BALLARD RXIARY ANNE BARKER PEGGY ANN BARNES RICHARD HUNTER EARNHARDT BETTY BARRETT JOANN BEATTY VIRGINIA ALMA BEATY DOROTHY LOUISE BELL GRETA LEE BELLAMY SANDRA JANE BENNICK EDWARD GORDON BERNSTEIN BARBARA LEE BERRY CHARLOTTE HARDEE BETHEA BARBARA BUNN BLACKWELDER DOROTHY IANICE BLAISDELL ROBERT GRADY BLAKE PHYLLIS SHELLEIVI BOLICK BEDFORD WILLIAMS BOYGE HENRY ALLEN BOYD LVIARIANNE FLORENCE NOEL BOYD WILLIAL'I THO1X'1AS BRADFORD, JR. PNG SONYA GAYLE BRADY ROBERT JOHN BRIDGES MARY LOUISE BROCK SHIRLEY FLORENCE BROORSHIRE MILDRED GAROLYN BLANKENSHIP NANCY LOU BROOME GEORGE DANIEL ROGER I ., 3 -W! f ' ,-I If 'AAA Q y , ff, , L ,W I Z N W IS? fx AN' SSH' .4 1' - -' Sgr -I A ' QQZAG'-a g ,g , AI If 'f x si QS S5 A 3-L W eo M, Q V X ,,.. , b f M f, ' ' ,aff , I 2' I ff Q M ,,, Page Nineteen f 413 X f ff f' Z , W 3 ,H X X 3 f . 4 . :Q fm F J , v.-:max X , 'Unix Wa fxyf X f V gf Rv ., Q ,Z , LW , 1 f ' A f via f , ff f f ' 1 3 25.1 .X yy X3 - X i ff dd ffffffgjw, V ,W - , MW ' V QW my Z1 ,f ' 1 W Msn 744' E ,yum gk.. Zi wmv 4 f f M.-SQ 4' W A f gif ,' ,, 4, fv'Qjfy'f7 J , , ,ff SAMUEL NEAL BROOBIE CLYDE WILLIER BROWN, JR. LAWRENCE VVILDER BROWN, JR. MARGARET IVIS BRONVN WILLIABI HARRY BROWNLEE BARBARA JEAN BRUCE PAULA BRUCE JANE ELIZABETH BRYANT PAUL GILBERT BUCKLEY WILLIAM ROBERT BULLOCK PATSY ANN BUNICARNER JEAN MARIE BURGIN JOYCE LEE BURRIER FRANKLIN DANFORD BURROUGHS, JR. THOMAS GLEN BURTON MARGARET STOWE BURWELL CAROLYN LAVON BYNUIXI WILLIAM PURDY CALVERT ' RICHARD LEE CALVIN DORIS JEAN CANUPP NANCY ELIZABETH CARPENTER PEGGY JEAN CARRIKER WALTER LEE CARTEE MARVIN PENDLETON CARTER DORIS VIOLA CASNER PHILLIP CARLYLE CATO FRANCES LORETTA CHANEY NELSON CHARLES JOAN CAROLYN CHILTON FREDERICK HERMAN CLINE, JR. PATRICIA CLOANINGER ANN MORRIS CLODFELTER HOLLIS FRANK COBB, JR. DANIEL JONES COGHRAN CARLENE LENORA COCKRELL DONALD JENNINGS CONNELL - SARAH LEE CONNER WILLIAM FRANKLIN CONNER NANCY JOYCE CONNOR XR JAMES CARTER COOK x W W, E E I f f M, :I , 7 7 W Q X My 7 , ,B gif, 5 MA f ,, , QN Xu f X M ff-N Q A A X. , f R V ,K ig A S., A wk Q1 .gy m 76 Q ff f f Y Wyjf BX 'VA' I - ' Q T f ,V .SSN NKX MN Z , 1,1 s I ' ,ww A , Page Twenty-one X Q . A , lx x i., S x 1: Q f X N 5 ,f afx It i A Vg 2, if vw, X wax, fx 58 , X ,f NN, 4 ' Q , , M ,. - ,x f V i M1 1 mx! , fi X 1 f f ,Q au: X 1 Si ., .,,2,, , f Page 'Fll'L'l711 1l!'U A ff X ,- Mud' xx X f,,,w,. ff , i M X A . WNW N f -S Y X W x f, Ns Nww ' , x k 1. a R . ,, .I A 3 A X Q 9 2 X 3 . ' FRANK JOHN COOKE CB.-XROLYN RIEDCALF COOLEY EDWIN BRUCE COOPER PETE CBOUCHELL, JEANETTE HARRIETT CBOURTNEY JOHN JABIES CRYBIES XXJALTER RAY CULP BETTY GERTRUDE CUNNINGHABI ARTHUR XXJILLIABI CUNNINGHABI CONSTANTINE HARRH' DALLAS JOHN FRANKLIN DARRACOTT J. B. DAVENPORT FRANK NESBIITH DAVIS, JR. JIBIBIY LEE DAVIS NPEGGY JANICE DAVIS SYLVIA ANNETTE DAVIS JOHN GORDON DAWSON, JR. SUE PERRY DEATON VVILLIE BELL DIGCS ROBERT VVALDEN DILLARD BILLIE BRUCE DOBBS ERASTUS B. DOUGHTON CAROLYN JEAN DOUGLAS HELEN JOANNE DUCKWORTH VVILLIAAI VVESLEY DUNKIN, IH FRANCIS ROBERT DUNN DAN DUVAL ELIZABETH ECONOBIIDES DOLLY JEANNETTE EDCAR BXIIICHAEL GATES EDWARDS JOHN DORSETT ELLINGTON FLOYD VVILKINS ELLIOTT VIVIAN RJAXINE ELLIS JANE KATHERINE EBIERY DONALD STEWART ENGLE RJONA ERVIN CAROL LINDA EVERETT JOE FADEL CAROL LEE FEHR ROBERT BRUCE FERGUSON fn , ,gwpf 1, f I ,M A , ff, M f Y I , A ,f A A ...,,,f , , f ' S,S. ,Af - I J, ,,,, M J! rig? I ,f Page Twenty-three 1 QW? .X ,Q ,yff , - ,W xg fy, Q ,kg igfxlyf ,,,,h , 1 AX f A , ,yn 5 Q! wwf lf '- ,zzf ,ff 1 1? ', A :,. V QM X f 0 W N f X Q! 1' f N 2 X, 1 f, ff f f xr-5 , f X W f7 Q , fff xff K Q x , X . . 1 Z If , X ,M X Q. if f , jg ' f W ' A j, f 71 l 1 J ' I lg A- 5 ,,v, 5-g 4:g ,, X 7 , kvyv X X I , V, we f f ,,,, , f ,W N IL, X , Page Tweurq-four f, 'X ff! ROBERT VVAYNE FERRELL LILLIAN CKHOPER FESPERIXIAN INA JEAN FIDLER LARRY ALONZO FISHER RJARY ANGELA FISHER RXIARY CLAIRE FLINTOBI JOHN ERNEST FOOTE, JR. 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BOBBY BENTON CHARLES BERRY EDWIN BERRYHILL JEANETTE BERRYHILL SARAH LYNN BLACK GAITHER BLACKWELDER JANET BLADE Sixth row: ALBERT BOBBITT JHVIBIIE BOONE BETTY BOWERS CHARLES BOWLES JAIXIES BOYCE BEVERLY BOYD CJAROLYN BRAKEFIELD 1 .iq -K: K . , .1 C591 1- ' A e .E 'R- N if Q' Q A Qt H' 1 ' , ' ,511 I 59 A Q , v-as. can 5 L1 - ey ,, ii 1: . S ' f 'nn v' 9 H, 42,1 L I - 'I---f 5 . .V-, .1 J z -ai, 'I A First row: X7ICTOR BRAWLEY JOE BROADWAY KAROL BROADWELL NANCY BROOKES CHARLES BROWN JIBIBIY BROWN LINDA BROWN Second row: RAEEORD BROWN RONALD BROWN RUTH BROWN AL-XRY ANN BRYANT AIARY CLENN BUNN BOBBY BURRIS LEONA ALBIA BURTON ,Q ga' I ' A 4 Q, , ' 'A' we f B42 A A A We - 3 . , tv., ,VV 7 ' . 'Y fi.- ?-' i 'f -1 f M - ji 7 .xx , YN, ' qi vo.. ,X L + I ii , 'Q Q , , YL. . 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First row: CHARLES CLINNINGHAM MARTHA DALLAS JOAN DALTON NANCY DAVIS VICTOR DERMID ELLOUISE DIGCZLE ANNE DISIIER Second row: ROBERT IDODCE BECKY DRAKE STELLA JJROSS SYLVIA DUNN JVIARCARET EAVES CiORDON EDWARDS QJENE EFIRD f Q WM Z A If f X 1 1 X I ,X I M 7 ,I W, Q 4 f f J 53 , , I W ,, f '-:WW . if If 3725 if , 2 ,i,. f E,D A Third row: JUNE EUDY LINSY FARRIS PAT FAULKNER ALFRED FERGUSON HARRY FERGUSON VIJHOIXIAS FERRIOTT iNqARY FIDLER Fourth row: ANN FINGER EUGENIA FLOWERS LYNN FOARD CHARLES FODEL JNJILLIE FOGGLE JIIXIIXIY FORREST JEAN FORT 'ESA ,VW A , vc 'Stag in 7 I-ww sg.-f Y 5, ., -: I, ' , N I A - A S W .. X U w - Z . ZZ M A , ff , Q I ADM gi f 4 V at T!! A f Z W f ff 1 1' 1, 1 ffffvw f J k ia ,J A ml I A sf., :fi-I . ,f , H A i f 2 ,X f A 4, 1 ' , S , f f I AJ fiimfifi , ff 2 4 f il ff ,, I A 4. f If :QQ fi' . ' f ,f G A , J 2? if f 54 , ,I ,Q 5 9 y, W , T V19 2 ,, Zyl, . 'I '54 1 X f Q X W if I X 'v 7 Y , O A Fifth row: LARRY FOWLER ANN FRANTZ FRANK FRAZER BOB FRERKING TONY FULIWER SYLVIA GALLOWAY LINDA CEARIXION Sixth row: VALTON GARRIS BARBARA GEER DONALD GEER BARBARA GIBSON NANCY GIBSON RICHARD GILLAND JACK GILLIS V , -A fc f Wi Q, W lf, 54 f 4 I 5,1 In 4 A-4 f A f 'W 4 f i f I 4 ' A744 I ' XX ju Y my-.QB A X, EQ I A Ag 1 N ea, Q4 ,,,: A ff Ax 4' B5 if N1 J W N V 3. 145. ' NN W QT , -, f First row: MARY ELLEN GOINES MARY JO GRAHABI NANCY GRAYSON BOBBY GRECG ROBERT GREGORY SUE GRIFFIN JACK GRICGS Second row: CONRAD GRIMES GLENNA GROGG NANCY C-RUBER JANE PIAIVIMOND BEVERLY IJARKEY RALPH PIARKEY GRADY HARMON f Y, ' R ff, , 7 Q ,V I :fy 3 ' 'L W1 X if f X , 4 Ji,fk54,U g+,,e P M? X K f Sm 3 , Y f Y x X S5 fl X0 we 2 Ai , ZX ', '.-- , f 2 Sf B' 'Z 4 A:-4, ,f 1 . 3 4-:W V -f fi' af fa il B ' fri if 591 ff! 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SQ 1 ? 1 A X f 2 1 Third row: NEIL JONES I TARRY JOYNER NANCY KARNES ELIZABETH KEARNES JOHN KELLER KATHLEEN KESLER PATSY KETCHIE Fourth rnw: CAROLYN KEZIAH JOHN KILGO EDWIN KING JEANNE KING DICK KIRKLAND JOE KIRKLEY ANNE KIRKPATRICK N QRS KW , i M N X 1 f 1f 1 Z, f 1 ff 41: .ZX , S1 1: ,g i f A J . 1,1 ,1 ' K W!! 2.0, Z f ., .L- M fr , X X 1f ff 1A Z I X V, 55' 1 4 1x?fWJ 1, 0 1 Z1 11 1 , 411 I filyju 1 1 A R1 5 C 4 ' I 12 .1 iw, 4' XL ' Z9 3313 'W ,X Si, W1 ,X J,J1 ff, R1 .- Fifth row: SYLVIA KISER STOKES KISIAH PAUL KORECKIS TVTARIE LACKEY REBECCA LAIXIPLEY CAROL LASSITER ANITA LEDBETTER Sixth row: JERRY LEDWELL LEON LEE NELLIE LEVENTIS SOPIIIE LEVENTIS JAMES LIFSEY DOY LIIXI TLHOIXIAS LINDSAY 14,1 J 1, Z , we f , 1 X 1 , I 1 ,11.,,1 V, N 2 A an 3 ff, ' if M45 f ' A ' ' fb 4 w W: ' f 44? ' Nr- ,RW , V ,, ,, L 'ffsf , Q yy 4' A- .1 'b .Q 1 ni fa First row: SANDRA LINEBERGER BARNEY LISK RONALD LITTLE JOE LUTZ EVVELL AJADDEN KARLOS PYIAIGATTER NAIARGIE BIALONE Second row: BILLY MASON CHARLES BIATEER BUDDY JXIATTHEVVS SHIRLEY JXJAYS BARBARA ANN BJCCALL BARBARA JOYCE BVICCALL CAROLYN BICCALL fmwk ' in Third row: JOAN BICCALL CARSON BICCLAIN SHIRLEY BICCLANAHAN BIIARCIA BJCCORD SHIRLENE BICGILE JOY BJCKINNON BARBARA MCINTYRE Fourth row: SARAH MCVVHIRTER JENNIE BIARGARET BIEADOR PATSY BIIEDLIN BILL BIIDDLETON GAYLE BIILLER JUDY BIILLER BRADFORD BIILLS J?P 'm I 'mf' , if f -5 mv 4 f 1 aff Z Fifth row: BUEUS BIILLS CAROLYN BJINCCUE NIITZE BIINOR ANN BIITCHELL BETSY BIONAHAN BILLY BIOORE GENE JXIOORE Sixth row: SHIRLENE BIORRIS BVIAXINE MOTTE REBECCA FRANCES THOBIAS BJURRAY ED MYERS DONALD NANCE HARRX' NEELY BJURRAY First row: SARA FRANCES NIPPER FIJHOIXIAS NIVENS SYLVIA NOBLE MARY RAN NORTON OBIE OAKLEY NANCY OVERTON PAT PARKER Second row: PAUL PATTON LOIS PAYNE IRWIN PEPPER V1-ONIIXIY PERRY JVIARY ANN PHILLIPS EARNEST PUIPPS JACKIE PICKARD H K X A v f N A I , A A 7 Q W A' X f I YW 2 ' W Y 4 ? X 1 Z , lj A, X, , f Nui, 'R X X! 'A ,X , x! Q f, S f fw ff CX I 'EM' ff W N A , f N Al! Mvmh N J . f ,Q SJ ,f A V. . I, ,S . NWN V f X X , , YY xx 3, WV 7 1 M f Z A , ,, .E , M -2, 47 f 4 C A Tlzirzl row: JOANNE PLUNKETT FRANCES PLYLER EDWARD POIILAND RICKEY POPE NANCY POPLIN FRANCES POUNDS BETTY PRESSLEY Fourth row: LARRY PRICE JVIARY PSOIXIADAKIS BETTY PURVIS BARBARA RAINES BONNIE RALLIS IJELEN RAY HAROLD REAINIES 5 W f f Z W Z A iw f Q J f ' f . 1 W 4 ,, N4 if A ,Z , f ff f 7 iw! 7 N N I I NW V 7 J 0 M VK f f ff, I 3 .7 N f N N M 17 5 Fifth row: SYLVIA REESE DON REID JUNE REID ANN RICH IRAN RICHARDS JOE RICGS VVILLIS RIIXIIXIER Sixth row: JMIARLENE RITCII PAT ROBERTS GRACE ROBERTSON LEWIS ROBINSON NANCY ROBINSON LILLIAN RODDEY JMIELVIN ROLLINS XSS: S- X K wg, Xlfssff 2 ,vm . 'f ,S 5Nw '2ir+S +7 NX., , 4,1 3 , X , X 1 R 'I ,M Z ff f fill. - First row: DONAVE ROSS JANE RUNNELLS JOHNNY RUSSELL LARRY RUSSELL JEAN SAXON RJARY SANDRA SCHULKEN SUE SCOTT Second row: 4' w ,Q-,A ff ff YW! A Y X , ,sg f ff :I 5 , V, ' W0 I VV ' , ,R 2 X X '7 Aj V :V W A Z, V A f f '-.- . - - ., A I X f , L , 4, , , f, , AAI I I M, 7, X A ' ' 5 J 4 ff , f .I Sai f f 1 . ff ,K f SRAM' , W Y 'Zfgx . 11 , , f 'Q f Af gf , 'W- 4 X , 1 X , SZ! . t Sw ,If ' X ,wr V, ri 'I JNL Sf I dbg Sli? .B 3 ' f 1 I, I Z-jg. I , if , A -I J ,J 7 ki, h w W, A, X 2, W Z VV ' fgkmgf, I -' V 'V 4 ,C uyifg ,A '- f , , , ' B f Z, ff' 'X j My Y SS f If ' ww, if W S f f V W ' 3 , f A ,fgfn X: X fn 6 I 7 W , f S Sw A , f W f f Af , fyx. V, v , Wfi 1 l 5 f X 2 ffqy lr, DOROTHY ELIZABETH SCRUGGS BOBBY SEAGRAVES ALVIN SELBY ROSEMARY SESSOMS EARNEST SI-IAYER DAVID SIIERER JUNE SHERRILL ,A f L. '59, JJ,,' , , ff 'J , V . S ,f ,f A ,,, 1 X ,Tw I A f ffm ' ' A 'Y-Y f , Ia ' ,WV 24, 0, K , A , ' f I ,X X f s-'f f 1 f ,Rf 7 S, : f A Q! , ZWJ I, A , , f A ,, , , B f ,, I J , ,f Q X V H ,,,, ' ff I , J X I I A 34 ' I 'C l If 'jf' 7 'l ' 7 f X ,V f I , I A I Third row: MARIANNE SHUBERT BETTY SHULENBERGER BETTY SINK BETTY SLOAN BOBBY SMALL BEVERLY SIXIITH DELANO SIXIITH Fourth row: DUSTY SMITH EDGAR SBIITH MARY LEE SMITH ANNA LYNN SMITH-P WILSON SNELL CTUY SOULE WARREN SPARROVV ETERSON Fifth row: CROSBX' SPRUILL LORRAINE STAGGS ANDREA STALVEY JO ANN STONE RICHARD STOWE PEGGY STRAWN J. O. SUIXHVIEY Sixth row: PAT SUSTAR JOE SWARINCER CHARLES SWEITZER JANET SWEITZER JUANITA SWINDLER JOHN TALBUTT CAROLYN TAYLOR f X, N , W 4 f ,mf , f , If A 7 Z Y if M' ' f m W I M f I . Q42 f W Bmw 4 VZ f ff Wm' Wh f 2 4-Y If X ,f f l ! ff ' an Ay f, SW , 1 ' , fm f f '-' , N ,, , M Ir, H- ,, N A , M-,A A 4 ' O W , - W 7 5 fly! ,I ' ' , T ,, 4 X, ,, , I X- 4 W X A ,f , 1 gr A .4 Y, ,, I W If . X . 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X .I , wif , xv' f' f f ' 'Y f H. , 'Z ' f QV-f ', If I' ' W M , Q - ff f wi .rj , I, V, f -1 , f , 'V 'E S' 4' iffy , , X Third row: Fifth row: ERLY WALKER BOBBY WELLS YVONNE WENTZ IDENHOU SE First row: CTAROLYN WAYNE TAYLOR IDORIS JEAN TAYLOR BETTY ROSE STEIYIPLETON HOlX1AS TONY T -IOHN THOBIASCJN JANE THORNHILL CHARLES 'THREATT 01172 TREXLER ITRIBBLE 'TURNER E USERX' Second r BUDDY PI BOBBY ' VVADE QTEORG I CJENE VAN CIIREN AS BETSY VILL ,IEAN VVADE BEV I TERRY NEAL VVALKER LKER ALLAOE WALSH WALTER Y VVALTER JUDY WA BRUCE W TILDEN TVTARY VICK Fourtlfz row: IALTZ WARDEN WARREN TOY VVARREN SARAH WAEDDLE 'TININIIE VVELLER BETTY LEE NVELLS DONNA VK ROBERT FRANCIS ALTON SHIRLEY WILLIAMS ' WILLIAMSON WILLIS WILSON HARRIE1 T CHARLES BETSY Sixth row: CHRISTINE WOOD W OD CLAUDIA O WOOD'S WVRIGHT YANDLE WOODY SHIRLEY BOBBY Page Sixty-tlzrce nw 4 'W ,f 'Z Sx NVQ X fp, WML: W ' QT , 1 f ' E, -u af' L5 g5,MM W . in gl u f. ,4Q.,CZf'77'ZfC. ,.-- 7?jfZ7-gh--,ffC,1KfLJLJ ,,,, . 1 I7 me 6 K X fy 5 Q W L f, V,9,,,Z fj! !L 1 X ,qkyi-1- 'f -,,- b .!Zff,CJ+fiL V7 P 1 1 jz7:LLA gf'L, Q -V -K-mm.-- fOfyfQ4,.. f'ZNi445 ,6fcL6'7fLfL - fl if 1 X, fwffhfwf ,XXX ' ' j y 4f,fLAAAAfLfcf4 - vvb- MN-.. h f .. f f Ziyi!! fc5'fZ !fL6f t 12 X h74f'XfJXQfLy ,f'5i'-fkii jiffzg 441 ,QMMJ WW-Q fig rflZ,5,,0QyVcL4f1L ,, Cf ff f' i My W M MA gg 5 W fp fy KVM k Q if 4-Q1 A 1 M 17 ' X ' I J 4,1 4 A 7 gffwd 'QQ ' V Q X 2 fi5ffww.Q LMC- Q ff M, gn ,W ff g?f'M fQf1WV Y'f ?JfWf Zmfj 'WL ,QQVZZZCZV N722 R 4 i M423 X, ?. XQN ffif kg-MMC- ' XQMQM ,fflfffffqnfy Q f ' ' 'A ' ' ' ' 'A' f swf Q 57? J 75W ,Avia B o o K rw o Q A -- - W' - .. ,. W , J !'?.1. -4 ' 54- -. , , .. L r ,fl , - w ,r . V N. - .J 9 ... 1 Al: , Y fi? I su .1 , we- L ' wa WLM' Liv ' 1 ..,.g.ai SNIPS AND CUT AL lMIOREAU Editor JOAN PURSER Business Manager SYLVIA DAVIS Advertising Manager MISS lX4ARY BALLE Faculty Adviser NANCY HENNINGER ...Circulation Manager GLORIA MILLER ..., ...... S enior Editor FRANCES BARKER . . . . . .... Junior Editor BECKY DEAL .... .... S opltoinore Editor lMIARGARET BURWELL . . . . .Faculty Editor JANE EMERY ...... .......... C lulas and Organizations Editor TEDDY KEBIP ....... Sports Editor CLAIRE FLINTOIVI . . . . . .Feature Editor JANE HOWIE ...... . . ,Snapshot Editor MARY ANNE BARKER . . . . .Copy Editor BUDDY LAWING ......,............. Artist PENNY SIWITH ...... Assistant Business Mgr. HENRY LOMAX . . .Assistant Advertising Mgr. NANCY GILCHRIST, Assistant Circulation Mgr. VIRGINIA JOHNSTON . .Assistant Senior Editor JIMMY MARTIN ..... Assistant Junior Editor BARBARA DELLINGER .... Assistant Clubs and Organizations Editor lVlIKE SOPER . . . . . .Assistant Sports Editor SUE DEATON ..................... Typist MARY S. SCHULKEN .... Assistant Soplftoinore Editor f 0 AW 1 WK 1-WW4-W., , if ff f X ZW., Page Sixty-seven MI mv 'i ,I THE RAMBLER , if I 1 M if l I U tl .a' -. ' It 1' V P Q 5 14 U A, F' XV, 'Q ' I 1 1 'D' .X FRED CEL E .......... Czrcculation Manager J f 4 . ' . ' 3 7 ,MARY LOQISE BROGKI' ........ Feature :Editor I , , ' , ' ,Y . ' 1 .' XLILAN VVASHYBUIEN 1 G Y ' - ' KEN RUSH-IN .I ...... ' ....... ffgports Editor mr Editor Q ' ' , 9. - ' , I ' ' xi Q D - Ax ! O A . ,,, K . - , 1' W Q A, . . Y I 3 l 5 i W lg it I Q ' Q if in .. , MARWRAN NQRTtN .... A Hguie iliooin Editor' . ,1 . ,A .JEAN ITITTLEJOHN . . ., ..... Exchange,E'ditor 4 YWADE ISONV ...... .... S ports VVriter .- , , . ' 1 , , , '- I f 'J 4. L. Y LOUISE WARD Y ' E 1, ,' A 1 .1 ' ,' . Business Manager - FU ' 5 ,. ANGELA FISHER ................... Typist NANCY BROOIXIE . .Assistant Advertising M gr. A Q EARBARA VICK ...... Assistant Feature Editqj , K H NANCY CARRENTERMBUUQ' A j'L Q53 FA-'Nl' Ae W2 ' Advertising Manager0'W'V c l' ' 059.1 . O-8. ' Q-QL new A vp-A , K.-Q41 S . B. DAVENPORT ............ hotographer B JOAN PALMER ...........,....... Reporter M f - ' MR. OBERT hN1QGH V t' Jf+ ' Lk- -'Q 'n ' K-4 V479 Faculty Adviser 2 3 A Ut AAA Q-ii YM eww rw wire we S fr . - , A H -. I 1 .u S ,,, I , Q A u ' I -v M.. i u P- ..' Q , 4. .t , 1 a' Q Q60 Jr... ff-' v 'f 345-f U. 44..f A- .S 'A .WQJM4 W Alf. ,Any Zfwwflf 'W' 3 O '7!' ' .f4...f SKETCH CLUB First row: Phyllis Criliin, Betty Ziegler, secretary, jean Burgin, Nancy Mitchell, Phyllis Bolick, president. Second row: Danny Cole, lane llammond, lean Hicks, Sylvia Armstrong, Sue llaas, Felix Simp- son, Carolyn Cooley. Xlliseiat from picture: Bobby Perf rell, Terry Rowe, llarry Neely. -,wwf wma.--,ffewff - fl Page Severity-two .O. L. BIBLE CLUB First row: Charlie Robinson, Lettie Carder, Ioan Ashcraft, Carolyn Taylor, Pat VVayne, Sylvia Fox, Neddy Mason, Sarah Leak, janet Snyder, Carolyn McCall, Sally Mitchell, Mary Alexander, Carolyn Griilfith, Sandra Lineberger, Gayle Miller, Marie Bair, Peggy Stevens, Nancy Mitchell, Shirley McClana- han, Dottie Camrner, Carolyn Brakefield, Becky McCord. Second row: Glynn Bolch, Sarah Ninner, Carol Pittard, Molly Primm, Rebecca Murry, Helen Stevens, Carol Over- by, Sarah Childers, Carolyn Keziah, jean Fort, Mary Ann Phillips, Betty Shulenberf ger, Mary Schulken, Nancy Grayson, Marie Beatty, Barbara Bradley, Louella Robinson, Nancy Kiser, Maior Harding, Bobby Frerk- ing. Third row: Miss Janet Robinson, Ad- viser, Lillian Lamb, Donaye Ross, Anne Barnes, Betty Bowers, Carolyn Taylor, Eliza- beth Martin, Io Ann Chavis, Pat W7ilson, Betty lane Johnson, Donna Lee Snyder, Barbara McCall, Yvonne Xventz, Pat Mc- Donald, Mary Glenn Bunn, Carolyn Nlirr ogue, Micky Kimbrell, Sylvia Davis, Ioan Palmer, Shirley Spoon, Dottie Garrett, Shir' ley Brookshire, Anne Mitchell. Ftmrth row: Lettv Hill, Presidentg Dot Bell, Vice-Presb dent, Ioe Sandifer, Secretaryg Nancy Robin- son, Treasurerg Vernon Hunter, Student Council Representative: Peggy Ballard, Choristerg Sarali Lynn Black, Ramlvler Rep- resentative. Absent from picture: Mary Etta Alexander, Betty Boyst, Karol Broadwcll, Nancy Cheek, jimmy Cook, Evelyn Dunn, Phyllis George, Io Aim Griffith, Wayne Hart, lane Howie, Shirley Huddleston, Bobbie Minogue, Jean Miller, Barbara Moore, Gwynn Moose, Sharlene Morris, Frankie Overman, Carolyn Phelps, Sue Rus- sell, Penny Smith, Lorraine Staggs, Yulan VVashburn, Alice VVestbrook, Margaret Vllestmoreland, Patsy VVhitlow, Sylvia Arm- strong, Catherine May, Shirley Shuler, Caro- lyn Ballard, Miriam Holder, Sylvia Arnold, Sylvia Kiser, Ferne Huddleston, Pat Riley, Mary Lou Mauney, Miriam Kimble, Sylvia Noble, Charles Furman, Nancy Brooks, Su- san Noreen, Betty Pearson, Barbara Davis, Tom Hendrix, Bill Gallier, Marianne Boyd. HISTORY CLUB First row: Conrad Crimes Charles Bowles, Delores Dollar lane Spargo, Harriett Cockrill Dick Kirkland. Second row: Elea nor CriHin, Nancy Crayson, Be becca Murray, Mary Ellen Coines Mary lane Fidler. Tlftird row: Mr Outterson, adviserg Toe Sandifer president, Andy Pappamihiel, vice- presidentg Io Anne Chavis, corres- ponding secretary, Lorraine Staggs, recording secretary, Pat VVilson treasurer. ELECTIONS COMMITTEE First rout: Frances Barker, Bar- bara Dellinger, Becky Deal, -Ioan Palmer, lane Hammond, Dick Adams. Second rout: Catharine May, Adele Hagood, lane Emery, Betty Lee Rogers, Mary Anne Bar- ker, 'Ioan Purser, Vee Copses, Kurt Conner. Third row: lX'lillie Morris, Lillian Lamb, Ann Kirkpatrick, Penny Smith, Betsy Villas, Ima M. Poster, Ann Knight, Bobby Shaw. Fourth row: lXlargaret Young, clwzirnzcrn, Carter Terrell. Absent: Sylvia Davis, Neil Jones, Helen Patterson, Buddy Lawing, jill Meske, Judy Hobbs, lack Hall. Bob Dillard, Jimmy Ward, Bob Frerking, Pat Riley, Diana Car- penter. Page Seventyetlrree NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Left to right: LETTY, RICHARD, Becky, CARTER. Page Seventy-foirr First row: Frankie Overman, Sylvia Davis, Phyllis Harris, Anne Lowrie Alexander, Joan Chilton, Bar- bara Berry, Joyce Burrier, Caroline Neill, Sue Deaton. Second row: Ioanne Duckworth, jean Mil- ler, Carolyn Phelps, Carol Pittard, Betty Cunning- ham, Carol Everett, jean Burgin. Third row: Melissa Hood, Shirley Brookshire, lane Emery, Micky Kim- brell, Barbara Whitehurst, Bill Smith, Bill Kuyken' dall. Fourth row: Bill Dunkin, Fred Cline, Harry Brownlee, Dick Barnhardt, Lewis Nathanson, Eric Ionas. Fifth row: Carter Terrell, treasurer, Becky Shiver, vice-president, Letty Hill, secretary, Richard Haywood, president, Dan Burroughs. Absent from picture: David Armstrong, Phillip Cato, Sally Con- nor, Jack Crymes, Io Ann C-riH'ith, Gwynn Moose Mrs. Agnew, Miss Parks, Mary Anne Barker, Mar- garet Burwell, Carolyn Cooley, Bill Cunningham, I. B. Davenport, Billie Dobbs, Mary Ann Hawkins, Lucy Graves, Husvh Henderson, Nancy Henninger, lane Howie, Ann Iohnston, Virginia Iohnston, Helen Karras, Lillian Lamb, Hugh Malone, Al Moreau, Larry Peck, Ioan Purser, Patsy Rudisill, Rachel Shannon. Winifred Smith, Shirley Spoon, Probert Taylor, Joyce Young. OFFICERS RICHARD ldlAYWOOD ............. President BECKY SHIVER .... .... V ice-President LETTY HILL .... . . .Secretary CzXRTER 'TERRELL . . .... Treasurer yi ,,5, ,x it . ,fyf o KEY CLUB First row: Joe Ratcliffe, Charles Reid, Carter Ter- rell, Bobby Shaw, Tommy Burton, Claude Plumlee. Second row: Philip Space, Buddy Lavving, Ken Busbin, Sammy Williams, Bob van Witzenburg, jimmy Beatty, Tom Ray, Kurt Conner, Dickey Buckey. Third row: Hobby Cobb, vice-19-resident, Dick Barnhardt, president, Bill Calvert, treasurer, Tony Frantz, Bruce Martin, Dick Adams, Eddie Bernstein, Bobby Redd, Eric Jonas, Billy Knauff. Henry Lomax, David Shaw. Absent: Lee Kerlin, secretary. OFFICERS DICK EARNHARDT . . . ..... President HOBBY COBB . . .... Vice-Presialent LEE KERLIN . . ..... Secretary BILL CALVEBT . . . . .Treozsiirer Q 1 'W . ia . 1 f F a .Y 9 i 'W B S, l ,L , , , ,,Q , + I 'E .y Q. B 4' ' 0 Left to right: BILL, LEE, HOBBY, IJICK Page S91.'611f1 5'l'9 Kneeling: Beth Nuckolls, viceqaresi- dent, Anne Frerking, presidentg Betty Barrett, treasurerg joan Purser, sec- retary. First row: Lucy Graves, Betty Lee Rogers, Claire Fllntom, jane Emery, Ann Iohnston, Bobbie lVlino- gue, lane Hovvie, Margaret Burvvell. Frankie Overman, Dottie Garrett, Shirley Brookshire. Second row: Mary jo Patton, Ann Knight, Joyce Noles, Nancy Gilchrist, Barbara Dellinger, Neddy Mason, Mary Anne Barker, Miriam Nickols, Marian McKay, Sylvia Davis, Virginia Iohnston, Mary Lou Mauney. Third row: Nancy Carpenter, Ceorgiana Stickley, Nona Stokes, Micky Kimbrell, Carol Blankenship, Becky Shiver, Melissa Hood, Sally Connor, Miss McLeod, adviser. Fourtlz row: Lillian Fesperman, Libby Buen- ing, Elizabeth Martin, Becky Deal, Penny Smith, Peggy Daniel, Frances Barker, Louise Pharr, Millie Morris, Adele Hagood. Absent: Pat Riley, Mary Archibald, PGSZSZV Ballard, jan Blaisdell, Phyllis Boliek, Sonya Bradv, Nancy Broome, lean Douglas, Doris Cribble, Phyllis Harris, Evelyn Hen- derson, Susan Noreen, Mildred Plonk, Betty Sue Reinhardt, Shirley Spoon, Patsy Williams. GIRLS' GOOD SPORTS CLUB 5 ,wanna , 2 .,,. 4,52 via ,,,, si ,. NJQN N,fy4sMa f 5,2 Left row, loottorn to top: Frankie, Bobbie, Betty Lee, Claire, Marv Anne. Right row: Anne, Beth, joan, Betty, Pat. Page Seventy-six OFFICERS First Semester ANNE FRERKING ........... ..... P resident BETH NUCKOLLS .. .... Vice-President JOAN PURSER ..... Secretary BETTY BARRETT .................... Treasurer PAT RILEY ....... Student Council Representative Second Semester FRANKIE OVERMAN ...... President BOBBIE MINOGUE . . . .... Vice-President BETTY LEE ROGERS .. ..... Secretary CLAIRE FLINTOM . . . . .Treasurer lVlARY ANNE BARKER Student Council Representative DRAMATICS CLUB First Semester CARL w7ILL1AMS .. .... President FFOINIINIY GRIEFIS . . . . . .VieeaPresident CHARLOTTE l'lA1'1DIFE ., .... Secretary JEANETTE COURFNEY . ............,.., Treasurer CLARISSE SMITH ..Stzident Council Representative Second Semester BILLY KNAUFF . . .... President ANDY HARPER . . . . .Vice-President ANNETTE NIVEN . .,.. Secretary DEREK KNELVL V, . .TL ff. V. f. . .ly . . L .glfgifsfltvf KEN RUSHIN ..... Student Council Representative J fn . 1, e , , First row: Bill Berrvhill, Delores Dollar, Monica Justice, Shirlev May, Margaret Kirkman, Donna Snyder, Nancy Corzine, Norma Maclalia, Frances Barker, Mary Lou Davis, Annette Niven, Diana Davie, Becky Deal, Judy Roberts, Marilyn Moncly, Jeannette Berryhill, Margie hlalone, Carol Bennett, Nancy Brookes, Prank Plott. Second row: Laura Ann Travis, Martin Hill, Becky Lamply, Billie Dobbs, Leah Morton, Carolyn Hellner, Betty Kinarcl, Mae Robinson, Pat Rut- ledge, Carolyn Wilkinscin, Sylvia Kiser, Carolyn Taylor, Betty Bowers, Ann Barnes, Ellouise Diggle, Betty Sink, Jackie Gilbert, Sylvia Reese, Joanne Plunkett. Tliird row: Tommy Burton, Tommy Crowell, Ancly Pappamihiel. Irwin Pepper, Larry Mayfield, Bill Hayes, Nlarshall Parrott, Nlike VVilson. Vann Trapp, Andy Harper, Derek Knell, Gus Dallas, Glenn Nannev, Archie Joyner, Linsy Farris, Rosemary Sessoms, Betsy Villas, Jane Hammond, Gene Van Guren, Nlareia BIcGord. Fourtlft row: Mr. Hardin, adviser, Garl Williams, president, Tommy Grifhs, vice-president, Charlotte Hardee, sec- retary, Jeanette Courtney, treasurer. Absent: Glarisse Smith. Left row, lvottoin to top: Clarisse, Bill, Andy. Riglit row: Derek, Annette Tommy. Ken. Absent: Jeanette and Carl. S 1 49 19- ,v V, fs. J Q 1 an f nr Q 1 5 1 r 5 .X 'J 3 Q ,. ya 1 ,Page Srveritv-seveii , .4 'ts Q if A I T Y 7 D Q .- sf J rt nag J Q: g A Q . X J , GIRL MARSHALS First row: Ann Johnston, Anne Frerking, Betty Barrett. Second row: Jo Ann Griffith, Pat Rudisill, Nancy Henninger, Virginia Johnston, Sylvia Davis, Claire Flintom, Lucy Graves. Third row: lean Burgin, Carolyn Phelps, Nancy Broome, Anne Lowrie Alexander, Micky Kimbrell, Margaret Burwell, Mary Anne Barker. Standing: Letty Hill and Frankie Overman, chief inarshals. Absent from picture: jan Blaisdell, Mr. Ballance, adviser. BOY MARSHALS First row: Joe Sandilfer, Jack Burley, Brunson Salley, jim Yandle, Mike Wilson, Dan Bur- roughs, Larry Austin, Ray Young, Rudy Biddle, Hugh Henderson, Tommy Grifhs, John Roberts, Sammy VVilliams, Norman Purdue, Harry Curlee. Second row: Bill Hanks, Iimmy VVertz, Dennis Lawing, Bobby Shaw, Claude Plumlee, Kurt Conner, Tom Ray, Berry O'Shields, Michael Gheesling, Larry Thames, William Alexander, Mike Soper, Kenny Rushin. Third row: Tommy Crowell, Lamar Hardegree, Charles Digh, Bobby Howard, Richard Angstadt, Ray Alford, Willie Spong, Duck Broome, Jim Alford, Joe Townsend, Iimmy Martin, Richard Hinson, James Porter, Russell Rogers, Marvin Carter, Morgan Massey. Fourth row: Mr. Ballance, adviserg Carter Terrell and Hobby Cobb, chief marshals. Ahsent: Tommy Anderson, Paul Craft, Bill Wcartman, Bill Huntley, Oliver Garner. Hill: t fr fm' fwf .Q awww -f1f:,,nfmf fw r r ,mwfwswmsf ORATORICAL DEBATING SCJCIETY First row: Yulan Washburn, Irwin Pe er. Second row: Mike So er fresident' , PP P 1 P 1 Lucille Herrin, second vice-president, Marian Melvin, Larry Austin, treasurer, Jane Spargo, secretary, Mr. Outterson, adviser. Absent: Carl Williams, nrst vice-president. DANCE CCMMITTEE First row: Tom Bay, David Shaw, Bob Frerking, Eric Jonas, Neil lones. Second row: Buddy Lawing, Neal Markey, James lVlcLauchlin, Eddie Bernstein, joe Coch- ran, Kurt Conner. Third row: Bobby Shaw, Joe Townsend, Flynn Harris, cliairniozn, Bill Calvert. Absent from picture: Tom Hayes. f - my ,,zAwwmx1 ,,,, nwnwfia'-N . , DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS First row: Harry Rembert, Jimmy Cibbs, Bob van Witzenberg, Deany Karr, Kathryn King, Bob Bridges, Von Stokes, Thomas Kendrick. Second row: lack Miller, Willces Hall, Charles Stancil, Sidney Smith, Frank Davis, Marshall Britt, Eddie Matthews, Tommy Carrick. Stamling: Bill Clayton, vice-presiolentg Doris Casner, secretciryg Tom VVamsley, presirieifzt. Absent from picture: Howard Payne, Dan Walke1', Donald l. Newman, co-orolinator. FRENCH CLUB First row: Alice Westbrcmok, Nancy Connor, Ruth Reynolds, lkrlarianne Boyd, Ann lohnston, lklary Anne Barker. Seconol row: hlarilyn Wall, Helen Hendrix, Sylvia Fox, Judy Roberts, Etta Evans, Barbara Bradley, Ioan Purser, Claire Flintom, Nona Stokes. Third row: Bill Kuykendall, Dick Nixon, Billy Knauii, Eugene Holston, Don Landreth, Betty Lee Rogers. Standing: lack Crymes, presioientg Becky Shiver, vice-president, C-rady Wells, secretaryg Bill Dunkin, treasurer. Absent from picture: Miss Elizabeth Raney, adviser. 5 s , iii i DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION First row: Frank Grifiin, Robert Mincey, Stanley Hoke, Don Lyerly, Connie VVillis, Johnny Allen, Robert Smith, Paul Smith, Charles Williams. Second row: Billy Saine, Betty Jo Allen, Kermit McClure, Peggy Barnes, Bill Conner, Helen Long, Frank Setzer, Kathryn Kirkland, VValt Carter. Third row: Sammy Kunkle, Addison Martin, Jimmie Greene, Shirley Jackson, Gene Pitman Geraldine Greene. Jimmy Yandle, Joyce Mills, Billy Lineberger, Larry Peck, Standing: Bill Johnson, tlzird alternate to the national conventiong Barbara Blackwelder. program vice-president, Lewis Ledwell, treasurer, Aubrey Wallace, presidentg Peggy Nloore, secretaryg Larry Mayfield, advertising inanagerg Horace Smith, social vice-president. Alosent. Bill Thomason. C0-OPERATIVE CFFICE PRACTICE First row: Nancy Allen, Beth Lyles, Nancy Bevels, Jane Bryant. Barbara Price, Peggy Brown, Jackie Pope, Pete lN'loss. Second row: Anne King, Helen Wilson, Barbara Thomas, Joyce Nlotte, Georgie Lee Peters, Dianna McKinnon, Daisy Anne King, Nancy Mangum, Barbara Greene. Third row: Craig Jones, Pat Smith, Billy Rinpy, Diane Karnes, Hazel Gregg, Joanne Newman. Standing: Helen C. Wardlauf, instructor, Pat Budisill, presidentg Bill Bullock. vice-president, Henrietta lVlcCall, secretaryg Paul Wentz, treasurer. Absent from picture: Bob Smith, Carol Smith, Lucille Hagler, Chris Wilson. , A ,n1,, wn Wzfi.v:mnm SHORTHAND CLUB First row: Frances Chaney, Carol Hope, Joyce Funderburke, Jane Sullivan. Second row: Sylvia Washam, Shirley Brookshire, Carolyn Kyker. Third row: Jeannine Kingry, Irene Long, Shirley Wright, Shirley Ferrell. Fourth row: Mary Lou Davis, Doris Canupp, Betty Cunningham, Carlene Cockrell, June Ceaslen, Jeannette Mann. Fifth row: Charlotte Wakeham, secretary, Angela Fisher, president, Cora L. Odom, adviser, Billie Oakley, vice-president, Sallie Mitchell, treasurer. Absent: Betty Jane Johnson, Ruth Kinard, Betty Jane Lord, Shirley Snell, Colleen Vann. OFFICE STAFFS First row: Mary Lou Mauney, Caroline Neill, Joyce Burrier, Micky Kimbrell, Paula Bruce, Doris Canupp. Second row: Carol Pittard, Lynn Pegram, Shirley Hunter, Carol Everett, Lillian Lamb. Third row: Margaret Westmoreland, Pat Jarrell, Marg Archibald, Patsy Williams, Jan Blaisdell. Ahsent: Joanne Duckworth, Nancy Keller, Kitty Rogers, Cloria Hayes. W2 es' Q ' i f 'V 0- 1 Y-TEENS First row: Sue Harmon, Barbara Whitleyf, Ferne Huddleston, Miriam Holder, Billie Oakley, Leah Morton, Martha Smith, Barbara Baines, Betty Howell. Second row: June Reed, Barbara Geer, Jeanette Mann, Sara Fulbright, Carolyn Thomas, Mary Alice King, Nancy Haskins, Betsy Monahan. Third row: Barbara Harrill, Sue Griflin, Jeanne Crawford, Jean Saxon, Betty Holbrooke, Nancy Overton, Judy Pack, Pat Freel. Standing: Mrs. Gregory, adviser, Frankie Beames, presidentg June Geaslen, vice-president, Carolyn Williams, secretary. DRIVING CLASS Second Seinester First row: Jo Ann Grilhth, Patsy McKean, Pat Sustar, Lillian Hudson, Paula Haney, Jean Fidler, Jeannette Edgar, Joanne Justice. Second row: Ellen Harwood, Carolyn Heffner, Jean Carter, Janet Snyder. Third row: Letty Hilkivlanet Rhodes, Nancy Ke ler, Julia Harrison, Caroline Hazelton. Fourth row: Barbara hitehurst, Millie Morris, Shirley Windell. Fifth row: Bill Galier, Bobby Small, Floyd Elliot, Bill McCall, Tom Hendrick. Sixth row: Edwin King, Rufus Mills, Bobby Rape, Mr. Ellis, adviser. Absent from picture: Dick Gilland, Sladegoyner, Shirley McClanahan, Norma Jean Ford, Gwen Neill, Eddie Pierczynski, Nancy Svobo a, Pete Couchell, Donald Geer. f ' N ' '-Y V X ' ' CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL BAND OFFICERS JOE COCIIRAN .. .......... .,,, P resident ROBERT TAYLOR . . . .Vice-P1-esidem BILL NEWELL .... ,,,, S gc-rem,-JI DAVID ARIVISTRONG , . . , .Treasurer COUNCIL BERRY OISHIELDS CAROL IXTOORE FRANK PLOTT ROGER BIARSHALL MAJORETTES LOU HOLBIES CLARA VVOODS PAT BUIWGARNER CARCJL FRANK IXIARILYN KESTER SUE IJEATON LETTER GIRLS SARA IXIULLICAN JOYCE KILLOUGH SALLY SUINIIVIERLIN JEANETTE BTANN RIARY ALICE KING BABS DALIGIITRIDGE SHIRLEY HENDERSON BAND ELDON ANDERSON TCJINIDIX' ANDERSON Page Eiglzty-fozzr DAVID ARMSTRONG JOAN ARRINGTON LARRY AUSTIN JOHN BALLARD BIARY SUE BANKS SANDRA BENNICK RACHEL BRINKHOFF NEAL BROONIE VICTOR BRAWLY BARBARA BRADLEY C. VV. BROWN CHARLES BOVVLES IXIERCER BLANKENSIIIP DAVID BEAVER RAEFORD BROWN EARL BECKIIAIXI JOE CSOCHRAN JOIIN DAWSON BECKY DRAICE DON DRAKE LINSY FARRIS X7ANN FAULK RALPH FERGUSON JOE FRYE JERRY CJAHMON VTOIVIIVIY GRIFFIS JACKIE GILBERT BETH GRIFFIN BUCK GRIFFIN IXJARY GOINES BARBARA HARRILL ANDY HARPER CURTIS HART ANN HOBBS TOMIN1Y HKJLDER LOU HOLMES JEAN I'IUIVIPHREYS HARRY JOYNER JERRY LEDWELL ROGER MARSHALL BURTON IXIACKEY CAROL IXIOORE JOAN IYICCALL EIVIERY MCDONOUGII GAILE IXIILLER BOB BICCLAIN SARAH NIPPER DICK NIXON BILL NEWELL OBIE OAKLEY HARRY ORR BERRY O'SHIELDS NORMAN PURDUE BILL PENNY BOBBY PENNY FRANK PLOTT EDWARD POHLAND BOBBY QUINN JOHN ROBERTS TED ROBERTS BILL ROLLINS LARRY RUSSELL RACHEL SHANNON BARBARA RICHARDSON JUDI PACK JOANN STONE BOBBY SIVIALL BOB TAYLOR BOBBY TRIBBLE TONY THOMAS COLLEEN VANN F. P. VVRIGHT NITA VVOLF BOB VVARDEN BILL VVORTIVIAN MIXED CHORUS First row: lane Parnell, -ludv Hobbs, Dolores Dollar, Martha Hobbs, Pat Biley, Ferne Huddleston, Miriam Holder. Second row: Barbara Stockton, Mary Archibald, Susan Noreen, Nancy Broome, Shirley Long, lX'liriam Kimble, Sophie Leventis, Anna Lynn Smith-Peterson, Carolyn TN. Hicks, Betty Lee Wells. Tlzircl row: Pat Withroyyf, Lillian Davenport, Betty lane Lord, Joyce Burrier, Carol Everett, Betty Cunningham, Sylvia Beese, Frances Pounds, Carolyn Taylor, Betty Bowers, Betsy Haskins, Judy Anderson, Barbara Tucker. Foiirtlt row: june Ceaslen, blary Lee Burdell, Nancy Kiser, Nancy Nlorgan, La Verne Helms, Evelyn Teeter, Shirley Dorsey, Karolen Byrum, Peggy Strawn, Donna VValtz, Marie Beatty, Dale Cato, Barbara Loughlin, Gwynn Moose, Nancy Carpenter. Fifth row: Peggy Daniel, Nancy Cruber, Shirley Skidmore, Eva Price, Shirley Hunter, Libby Buening, Becky Shiver, Sue Deaton, Patsy Hoover, Shirley Hender- son, Sylvia Fox, Lillian Pesperman, Sonya Brady, Evelyn Henderson, Judy VValker. Sixth row: Fred Cline, Donald Nance, Blake Hun er, ,lack Crymes, Jimmy Davis, Vann Trapp, Johnny Moser, Andy Harper, Marvin Burke, Mrs. B. Cverton, Teacher. Seventh row: Bob Ererking, Clenn Nanney, Billy Alexander, Bill Vvortman, Prichard Hinson, Prank Turner, Bay Culp, Don Harris, Tom Cassady, Mike VVilson, Cus Dallas, Absent from picture: Peggy Ballard, Clynn Bolch, Jack Ellington, Herbert Cill, Perry Hilewitz, Betty lo larrell, Prichard Massey, Henrietta McCall, Marilyn Mondv, .lane Morrison, Martha Satterheld, Mary Lou VVard, james Boyce, Pat Cloningeir, Probert L. Crandall, Bill Hayes, Weiiclell lanes, Derek Knell, Prichard Derek, Marshall Parrott, Vvilliam Spong, Balph Tucker, Marv Louise Brock, Prank Cooke, Harrv Curlee, lim Forrest, Phyllis George, jack Hall, Beverly Harkey, Nancy Henninger, Boy Hunter, To Ann Hurt, Earl Lawing, Ceddie Loilin, Catherine Max, .lean Miller, Shirley Shuler, Alice Vvcstbrook, Helen XVilson, Barbara Bichardson. Page Eighty CLEF CLUB First row: Helen Hendrix, Ruth Reynolds, Jane Parnell, Dolores Dollar, Marilyn Mondy, Judy Hobbs, Judy Walker. Second row: Beverly Harkey, Alice Westbrook, president, Marianne Boyd, Tina Quinn, student council representative, Helen Patterson, vice-president, Mae Robinson, treasurer, Becky Doll McCord. Third row: Sylvia Fox, secretary, Ann McClain, Carol Everett, Betsy Monahan, Donna Lee Snyder, Patsy Hammond. Absent: Ralph Ferguson, Wendell Janes, Robert Warden, Bill Wortman, Charlie Howell, Andy Harper. ORCHESTRA First row: Rachel Shannon, Ed Myers, Bobby Penny, Martha Dallas, Letty Carder. Second row: Colleen Vann, Sandra Bennick, Harry Orr, Robert Taylor, Judi Pack. Third row: Lou Holmes, John Ballard, Vann Faulk, Charles Bowles, Tommy Ander- son, Charles Howell, Dick Kirkland, Vee Copses. f 5 we 5 i for f J : 1 Q , , W 4 f ,f ! I DRIVING CLASS First row: Shirley Vvenclall, Frances York, Frances Chaney, Barbara Moore, Jeanette Courtney, Frank Schrirnsher, Letty Carder. Second row: Pat Iarrell, Sylvia Fox, Pat VVhitlow, Leonard Ailiflf, Ann Cloclfelter, Charles Threace, Shirley May, lean Knight, Evelyn Henderson. Third row: Joyce Killough, Carol Schaffer, Doris Stinette, Jean Carter, Kenneth Iohnson, jackie Gilbert, Blary Ann Phillips, Catherine May, Millie blorris. Fourth row: Paul Buckley, Tommy GriHis, Absent: Patsy Hoover, Ioan Ashcraft, Barbara Berry, Charles Hovis, Barbara Owen, Nancy Kiser, Sylvia VVasham, Norman Stack, Mr. Ellis, adviser. LEGIO First row: Mary Ran Norton, Betty Shulenberger, Ann Rich, Betty Sink, Bill Kuykendall, Charles Robinson. Second row: Iarnes Boyce, Grace Robertson, Carolyn Taylor, Diana Carpenter, Iennie Margaret Meador, Sylvia Arnold, Martha VVatts. Third row: Doris Stockton, Billie Dobbs, Ioan Chilton, Nancy Morrison, Conrad Grimes, Hugh Malone. Fourth row: Barbara Dellinger, president, Nancy Robinson, treasurer, Miss Clegg, adviser, Tina Quinn, secretaryg Frank Schrimsher, vice-president. l sxsvf --s+'fr,' A S fr' S mia' ,rfzeazni DECIMA 'Z I E BCOK STCJRE Left to right: James Harrill, Mr. Kirby, adviser, Bill Wortman. VISUAL AIDS First row: Bill Dunkin, Major Harding, Warner Hall, Don W'imbish. Second row- Morgan Massey, Eddie Pierczynski, Marvin Burke, Bill Berryhill. Third row: limmir Boone, ,lim Pendleton, Frances Hoover, secretaryg Bill Kuykendall, chairman, E. D Privette, adviser. Absent: Lamar Hardegree, Robert Litaker, Brown Matthews, Carter Cook. WW inf 1 First row: Dan and Richard. Second row: Becky, Bill, lane, lack, Micky, David. SENICJR RING COMMITTEE The l952 Senior Ring Committee, under the leadership of Bill Dunkin and the faculty adviser, Miss Cornelia Fore, completed a successful year hy selling and delivering over three hundred rings. Two separate orders were made for the ,52 rings. The hrst order was received in the fall, the second, in the spring. The l952 ring is made of ten-carat gold and has a blue stone. Circum- scrihed around the stone are the words-Central High School, Charlotte, N. C. Dn one side of the stone is a picture of Central, and on the other, a Wildcat. The Seniorls initials are engraved inside the ring. The memhers of this yearis Senior Ring Committee were David Arm- strong, Dan Burroughs, 'lack Crymes, lane Emery, Richard Haywood, Micky Kimhrell, Becky Shiver, and Bill Dunkin, cltczirmon. Page Eighty , ww f -'32 'Va Q In F n' 1 'Y . 4' 1. , QQ? . 'Y 3 if I 1 1, ,La 'I I f V 'Q . 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K . -M J I 5 I X Q J I fi N 5 I 1 4 4 Q 9 at x W ,- I , I 5 1 lv , .e v 1 I ' 'an I I 4 Q .,, I A 3 - 5 m B I s 1 0 0 K H R E E I 1 A S' K COACHES Left to right: STAN CROPLEY, Basketball BILL BALL, Assistant Football and Truck ' GEORGE SPARGER, Football, Baseball, Golf N M LESLIE OIITTERSON, Trncla , I , l GEORGE SAVVYER, Tennis N T It I A pt, CHEERLEADERS WILLIE SPONG JAN BLAISDELL PEGGY DAVIS PAT RILEY BETH NUCKOLLS HELEN PATTERSON CAROLINE HAWKINS Gus DALLAS Mt, fy,-wg,,pg btw, y ., I rw 'WI ,141 , , f I f f 1...I- W w..,f,,,f ,, .sw s f - vw,nw'evnn mwMsmuuma.wfnw AowM-,wbbT.wf ' '1 OUTSTANDING ATHLETES Cloclzwise DON CiONNELL . . PETE BUBBIS .. BOBBY S1514 .. HOBBY COBB .... . . .B DESMOND IVIARSH .. TOMMY HOLDER . . . Courtesy of ELECTRIC ICE AND FUEL 1 M A , ,, F001111111 B11Se111111 , . .Golf 1151151111111 . .T1-1014 .Twig WV1 4 My Duck BROOME, I-lalflmck JIMMY TURNER, Center DICKY MATTISON, Fulllmck AMEs lX'lCLALICI-ILIN, End IMMY DAVIS, Guard HENRX' Bovn, I-Ialflmck JAC REvxLLE, Tackle CENTRAL 6-TECH O After losing practically all of their 1950 powerhouse team, Central was expected by everyone to be very green and in this their opening game, they were found lacking in many depart- ments. An early fumble in the first quarter set Central in a big hole and left Tech knocking on their five yard line, but a spirited defensive stand kept Tech from scoring on fourth down. The rest of the first half was slow with both teams trying to find themselves. ln the fading minutes of the third quarter, the Wildcats started a drive on the Tech 46-yard line, which later developed into the lone and winning touchdown of the game. Tony Frantz, Dickie Mattison, and Richard Hinson sparked the drive with I-linson hulling his way over from the four for the tally. CENTRAL O-DURHAM 30 With the aid of four unearned touchdowns, due to Central fumbles, the Durham Bulldogs had an easy night disposing of the uncertain Central Wildcats. Central's only threat came late in the game when a penalty against Durham set the ball back on the Bulldog three yard line and gave Central a golden scoring opportunity, but a bad pass from center and a fumble at this point ended the threat. Although Central netted only 46 yards rushing, there were still several standouts in the line including Oliver Garner and Bobby Redd who both played excellent games. Tom Hayes and Bobby Gunn also played good games in the backfield. DONALD NANCE, Tackle ttggmx W 9 , I I TOM HAYES, Quarterback Ross JOHNSON, Emi 4 J Mi' , ., If X K5 , Wm ' 55 . 1 f X vt If , ' ' Xt' X i, . CENTRAL O-ROCKY MOUNT 42 At the hands of a speedy, deceptive Rocky Mount eleven, the still green YNildcats suffered their worst defeat since 1943. In the early minutes of play the visitors capitalized on a blocked Central punt for their first touchdown. Later in the game Central tried desperately to pull themselves together behind the passing of quarterback Tom Hayes and the running of Bobby Gunn and Richard 1-linson, but they could make no headway against Rocky MOunt's alert defensive unit. Statistics later showed Rocky Mount the superior team in every department as they rolled up a final score of 42-O. CENTRAL 0-BALTIMORE 13 ln a driving rain a powerful Baltimore eleven ran their first scrimmage play 63 yards to score against the scrappy Wildcats. From that point until midway of the last quarter, it was give and take, with both teams having Ogensive difficulties due to the mud. Then Baltimore took a bad punt on the Central 21- yard line and drove to the tally. In the final minutes of the game, the Cats blocked a scoring threat which ended on their 3-yard line, holding the Maryland State Champs to a 13-0 win. Centra1's hitherto shaky defense was much more eff cds, ,,QWj 'L, iQ V o ,Mo and Dicky Mattison sparked the offense, leading sei g k N9 Sari kirby' ,effigy x 1 1 threats. Coach Sparger's sensational new punting di ry, Q V 'gtk J-,ew ,, 4. f , y x W, ,qu ypf r If F. P, VVRIFHT. End J f 1- l.Utf4o'n tx ' BILL FLIAKE, Guard 2 . 2' 1 1 at .-5 . W 'Wt fi f V k MVK Vsutjvu ulS'sW,ve:6fg1c.,1 M 5 4' 0 . :LJeftifL?514eetPi,QHf'Pf?3i'f'e'i' ifgartceieely Kerlin, also performed well, kicking effectively some 'jeg' Riidiesi My 5 ' G if ' ,lf f ' , xg 4- M, 0 U, 5 1 ,. 'i 4 7 itpfipwfyaff ,ilu :Hg ii' L55 ,T .1 1, wwf vi, X, A if .tt-1 1 is 1 fp 1 w xii, 5 1 B IIA 7 5.245 YM d A 0 ye ,Jul 5 TONY PRANTZ, Halflzack . fr ,, 1 NEAL BROOME, End 4 JIM ALFORD, Gunrcl 4 kgifjl. fb 0 ldgldscn l0E TOWNSEND, End DICK PRATHER, Guard CENTRAL 14-GREENSBORO 7 Paying no attention to an early seven-point lead taken by Greensboro, Central proved they were out to win this one. Taking nothing and giving all they had, the 'Cats showed a spirit hereto unequalled. With Bobby Gunn's brilliant running and pass receiving and Dickie Mattison tearing up the Greensboro defensive line, the teams retired at half time in a 7-7 deadlock. lt was Gunn again in the second half, who sparked the team and personally scored the winning touchdown. This game finally put Central back in the win column after losing three previous games. CENTRAL 7 SALISBURY 14 1 if circus catch in the last twenty seconds of play in e ' .t alt gave Boyden High a 14 point lead which Central n r m' aged to equal. ln' t ird quarter the combination of Hayes, Mattison, and F a l a Central drive to its lone score of the ball game. tz sc ed th ouch rwn on an off-tackle play and the score st cl a 4-7. 0 . 5 pla ' g ei e o' t, t VVildcats drove the ball down to e en 15- ard l e last Five minutes of the game. . t ' oint nt 'ca le our straight p ssing plays, all of V oy whi fail o on ct and that was all o Central, as time X again ran o . MW 'ifllf Dkoyw. HJ Pi, DONALDCO NNELL ,Mae cx iw' it -X 2, 1 BOBBY REDD, Tackle CHARLES Sxinxioma Tackle el , CENTRALQ7-GASTONIA 13 Gastonia scored twice in the opening minutes of plav and put Central in a hole out of which they never climbed. Except for two touchdowns scored by the Gastonians, the first half was mostly a defensive struggle. Central never got the ball past the Gastonia 3Oavard line. ' , In the second half the Hred-up Vllildcats managed to get the ball inside the Gastonia ten-yard line several times, but never had the punch to penetrate the strong Gastonia forward wall any farther. The only Central score came late in the third period when Dickie Mattison led them to the' tallv with his hne run- ning plays. Again in the fading minutes of the game, Frantz and Mattison led the team to a near-touchdown, but this time the clock ran out and Gastonia took the game, 13-7. CENTRAL 19-ASHEVILLE 14 After being behind for most of the first half, Central came back to tie a hard fighting Asheville eleven and the score was 7-7, at intermission. Dickie Mattison scored the touchdown for Central as he drove off tackle and went over standing up, Central finally took the lead in the third quarter when big Bobby Redd broke through and blocked an Asheville punt. A few plays later it was Mattison again who went off tackle for the score. Asheville, still trying desperately, managed to tie it up once more in the last quarter, but Central was not to be denied a victory. After Bill Flake recovered an Asheville fumble, Mattison wrapped up the night's scoring honors when he tallied for the third time. giving Central the game. Tony Frantz and Bobby Gunn also contributed greatly to the victorv. JIIVIMY AIARTIN, End Ricn sim HIINSON Fulllmcla M7 A HB T EAM First row: Jimmy Beatty, Albert Bobbitt, Jackie Campbell, Henry Lomax, Crady johnson, Bobby Burns, Neil jones, joe Broadway, Charles Fadel, Steve Ingram. Second row: Ed Turner, Frank Bernhardt, Ed Myers, Iohnn Thomason, Ira Sigmon, Ray Alford, Bill Householder, Warner Hall. Third row: Larry Fowller, Beverly Boyd, Norman Purdue, Billy Alexander, Clyde Kiker, Jerry Martin, Ronnie Havner, Sammy Davis. Fourth row: Oliver Garner, managerg jimmy Turner, mamigerg Bobby Wells, joe Kerns, Alton Widenhouse. CENTRAL 18-I-HGH POINT 13 The spectators at this game had little hope for Central after the Hrst ten minutes of play. With High Point scoring on two spectacular plays covering 89 and 78 yards respectively and setting Central back by two touchdowns, the outlook seemed dark. ln one of the wildest second quarters ever played in Memorial Stadium, however, the spirited Wildcat eleven ran over three successive touchdowns to take the lead. Content to leave things as they stood, Central decided to play a defensive game the second half as they stopped the High Pointer from scoring again. The rest of the game went scoreless. The backtield standouts in Central's great comeback included Dickie Mattison, who scored twice, and Tony Frantz, who scored the vital winning touchdown. CENTRAL 04BURLINGTON 7 VVith nine minutes left to play in the game, a freak pass play which covered more than fifty yards gave Burlington a shaky 7-O win over Central. The VVildcats made their most serious threat in the opening minutes of the game when they drove to the Burlington eight-yard line, but hindered by a wet slippery field and a spirited goal line stand by Burlington, they were unable to go any farther. It was again the combination of Frantz, Hayes. and Mattison that sparked Central! offensive play. lX'luch credit is also due the VVildcat forward wall. which prevented Burlington from scoring on the ground. Standouts here included Bobby Redd and Bill Flake, who made many tackles throughout the evening. CENTRAL 7-WINSTON-SALEM 0 Using a three man line and playing inspired football, the Central Wildcats pulled one of the biggest upsets in conference history, as they beat highly favored Reynolds High of VVinston- Salem. Completely bafHing their opponents with a special defense set up by Coach George Sparger, the Central line played brilliantly as it held the powerful Reynolds offense scoreless for the entire game. The big chance came for Central in the last period. and they didn't fail to make good on it. A pass taken by Bill Calvert on the Reynolds 27-yard line was followed by two running plays, which carried the ball down to the 15-yard line and put Central in a scoring position. From here Dickie Mattison Ekirted end for the remaining yardage and the winning touch- own. CENTRAL BWI-IARDING O A warm Thanksgiving afternoon and a large cheering crowd saw Central win its sweetest victory of the year, as their cross- town rival, Harding High, went down in defeat, 13-O. Both teams, playing brilliant defensive football in the first half, failed to score. About midway of the third reriod, Harding almost took the lead, but a fumble, deep in Central territory, cost them dearly. Central finally took the lead toward the end of the period when Tom Hayes passed to Toe Townsend in the end zone for the touchdown. The Wildcats then added another in the last period, while all the Harding efforts proved fruitless, and ended the season with a well-earned victory. 1952 BASKETBALL RESULTS Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central Central ? lLCentral ..,.......... .... Vfournament Cames Myers Park .. Tech ....... Harding ..... hflyers Park .. Castonia .... High Point .. Asheville .... Burlington . . . Greensboro . . . Wfinston-Salem Salisbury .... Asheville .... Harding .... Castonia .... Burlington . . . Salisbury . . . High Point .. Creensboro . Tech ..... Durham .... Raleigh .. First row: Bobby Shaw, Bruce Martin, Sammv VVilliams, Claude Plumlce Garland Thomas Second row: Dick Barnhardt, Dick Adams, Hobby Cobb, Bill Hanks Eddie Bernstein Carson McClain, Eric Jonas. M8 A if W ,, wwf f ,IV Q H X fjnif A W' ' , , li , ff' 2 1 ' N ff X4 f if M fm 5 W 1.2 f X k x, ex, X , , 1 :ff I SJ. f 1 ,,,V,,, I 5 ,, 1 HW I x Mx' f 2 ,W We sf: Vis wy ,, ,nf f M52 Rv , 8, u'x vi, ,- Xsfif ,jk We X SQ Y , ,MQW M .. Q , ,f ,W 5, 7 r f 0 W f 1 X ,, , if .W Q if-3 V, . .w,l'l ' ? ,ci , k f Q ,V Z ,Mn ' , Lf. ,,'f, W' . 4 . A, , 2 .NW 2 2, R, , x ' 5 f, 0 .U 1 . , xy ,www A ,f . , ' f. 'vi'-X u. . f -?!' xg ww, - W wiivhm 4 LA W Q Z ' W 1 x W W CLAUDE PLUMLEE Cnmd Boaai SHAVV Cizmd CARSON AICCJLAIN F0111 mal IN REVIEW iltcd Duih im Bulldofl quintet 48 40 ln the semi hnil tilt with Rileioh Central was ahead most of the wax but i list minute spurt by Raleioh shaded the Wlldcits 56 50 thus endinv an outstandinv season of basketball for Central. Leading the VVildcats in scorino this season was center Hobby Cobb with a 15 point averape per pame and 271 total points for the season, and closely followed by center Bill llanlis with a ll point ayeragve per pame. Other players carryinv outstandinv loads were Dick Adams Eric onas Eddie Bernstein and Garland Thomas. The attendance at home Games also increased duringw the past season. The Gymnasium was Completely reno- vated and an entirely new seatino arranoement was set up with the seats individually numbered. Also temporary bleachers were added on the far side of the gym to accom- modate the laroe crowds. For the oflicial openino the students held a hugfe pep rally which was followed by several more durino the season. The estimated attendance for home Games was between four and Five hundred, and the over-all student support reached a new all-time high. biLL HANKS Centu Football and Basketball Vlanagers: Clockwise: lVlIKE EDWARDS GUY SOULE, JAMES PORTER DICKY BUCKY. , ,,... . a , , P' ,,,,, , . , ,,,, AN, Z V . in Q K 1 1 53 Z 'fi x, r, I .fl MQ? f X C57 gg s -M 4, ,, s Nu , f f Q xYil,L ' ri 1 if K 4. 'Q -S 7 , X , go Z W 4 4 1 I f ' W ww ' ' XZ' Za 5 Z f :A 1 W W W, f X W MW ,WWVX 'ff QM I if 8, 1 , 'Q swf N has J, Tl Q f 3 if KZ 'X 445 f f A f ff 'X rw Q. is X lv 44 M .. X fy! Q X, , -ww ' ,X MTW HOBBY COBB Boa lJILLARD GULF TEAM With a tough schedule and competition getting tougher every year, Central's 1952 golf team will have a big job on their hands. Tentative matches so far include Greensboro, Salisbury, Spartan- burg, and Greenville, all of which are loaded with prep talent. Heading Central's team this year will be Bobby Sisk who has been considered the state's outstanding high school Star for the past several years. Bobby has held many titles including the North and South Carolina State High School Championship, which is Played annually at Greenville, S. C. Also there's long-hitting Eric Jonas, who thinks nothing of breaking par and Carter Terrell, who was runner-up last summer for the North Carolina boy's championship. Rounding out the first four will Probably be Hobby Cobb, a newcomer to the team, who has a fine state and local record. The second team will include Bob Dillard, Cal Mitchell, Larry Parrott, and Charles Furman. Each of these also have good records and can be counted on to shoot good golf. The entire team is expected to open the season at Greenville in early April where they will compete for North and South Carolina state team honors. Central has Finished hrst in this event in previous years and will probably be a hard team to beat again. ! 1 CARTER TERRELL BOBBY S1514 CIIARLES FURMAN Emo JONAS CAL NIITCHELL LARRY PARROTT S61 ,vt ,cf ...Lx X N U 4 ,pp E rr-Q IM Front row: Thornv Guthrie, Glenn Nannev, Dick Prather, Andrew Pappamihiel, Archie jovner, jimmv Cook, Cuv Soule. Second row: Frank Prettlow, Larry Thames, H. F. Carriker, Peyton VVor1ev, Linsey Farris. Third row: Gaither Blackvvelder, Dan Burroughs, john Dawson, . ,gf ,iff Floyd Elliot, Valdis Usis. Fourth row: Ed Fuller, David Outterson, hlorgan Massey, Larrv Brown, , f ,gr V Richard Massey, VVhit Spearman, Coach Leslie Outterson. Fifth row: Charles Hovis, Bill Flake, V Q ,ff If , I Donald Connell, Billy Brandon, Mike Edwards, mmmger. , 151' IN!! I Q I' ,lytj 0 frijiilgzfiiifz . 1 f ' i ' 1 ' , ' , h if T RA C K T E AMW' li ff ' . I V lf' w Centrals track team opened the 1952 season by showing well in the indoor meet at Chapel Hill, March lst. Prospects were promising, particularly on the track side, for the thirty-man squad ably led by Coaches Leslie Outterson, and Bill Ball and managed by Mike Edwards. Fourteen members of last years championship squad re- turned, but the outstanding performances of the three Hs-Hudson, Huffaker, and Hovis-will be greatly missed. Returning were Co-Captains Desmond Marsh, out- standing sprinter, and Bill Logan, expected to retain his state pole vault title. Much was expected also from Archie Joyner, Richard Massey, Ed Fuller, Dick Prather, Bill Calvert, and many others. The team had an admirable record to live up to, having sustained no defeats on the home track since 1948, and having placed second in the state meets in 1947 and 1951. They were also last year's Weste1'n Conference champs, and ran up a record of 565 1f12 points. Meets with Anderson, S. C., Spartanburg, S. C., and Rock Hill, S. C., were on the regular schedule, but the meet with Durham here on April 23 Cour hrst since 19485 was expected to be the high point of the season. Page One Hundred Four 41. 'f ,I A' B I Y 4 TENNI Wlith one returning letter man, Coach George Sawyer will have to mold his team from a flock of newcomers. Tommy Holder will play the number one position, and will carry most of Central's hopes for yictory. Qther good prospects include Carter Cook, Mercer Blankenship, and Richard Angstadt. Some of the most diflicult matches will include games S TEAM with Creenshoro, VVinstoneSalem, and North lligh. Christ School and Burlington are also tentatiyely sched- uled. Coach Sawyer hopes with enough practice and hard work to regain the State Singles and Douhles iliitlcs which we lost last year to Coldshoro. The VVildeats have held a State rliitle for three out ol' the four years. First row: Vllilliam Alexander, Buddy Martin, Tom Ray, Billy Knaull, lerrv Martin, lack Ellington. H ll R id johnson, Mercer Blankenship, Mr. Sawyer, coach Second row: Richard Angstadt, Shuford Peeler, Carter Cook, Tommy ocer, e First row: Donald Knell, lim Helms, Jimmy Beatty, Ricky Pope. Second row: Steve Ingram, Tom Hayes, Bill Flake, Bill Bullard, Rohhy Coolt, Charles Threatt. INTRAMURAL BOXING CHAMPS Front row: Eldon Anderson, Franlc Rhodes, Bo Madden, Gus Dallas, Steve Ingram, Freddie Castles, Donald Cook. Second row: Bobby Burris, Bill Alexander, jim Davis, Sandy Archer, Pete Burris, Francis Dunn, Russell Rogers. Third row: Frank Burnett, Emery McDonough, Slade Ioyner, jimmy Regehr, Bobby Foster, Larry Fowler. Fourth row: Bobby Bambauer, Jimmy Beatty, lack McGinn, Neil jones. Last row: Archie Tsangarides. 1952 BASEBALL SCHEDULE March 28... . March April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May Mu y 1 4 8 11 15 17 22 25 30 2 5 9 13 15 16 20 25... Page One Hmzdrcfrl Six Team Belmont Abbey ,.....Harding . . . .Rock Hill . . . . .West . ...Tech .....Nortli ....Tecli ..........East Belmont Abbey .......,.West . . . .. .North . . . .Bock Hill . . . .Albemarle , , , .... O,DODOghLlG . . . .Harding . . . .Albemarle .........East . , . .Olllonogliue x I , , i ' ,a I ' -f - 1 , ,J 'ff' -1 J 7 I J f 'I ff ' 1 'I f I V I f ' 5 1 - 1 I GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATICN S Q . l 5 Q ' fn , X7 , f' 1 1. If rv, KJ f ,K ,fi ,I f .1 I r, First Hicks! MollyPrimm,iPegQ Herrili' I,ea13,ette9Ber1'y,IZ1iI,l,, Lackie Hart, Shirley Mays, Sara 'Lynn Black, Mfary Alexander, Helen Long, Iackie Furr, Ioanne Cooke. Second row: Ann Barker, Becky Murray, Betsy Villas, Shirley Williams, Ronnie Rallis, Pat Sustar, Margie Malone, Jennie Margaret Meador, Nancy Davis, Shirley McClanahan, Mary Psomadakis, lean Brooks, Ioan Dobbins, Elma Cole, Nancy Hinson. Third row: Claudia VVood, Dorothy Scruggs, Margaret Feeney, Iuanita Swindler, Karol Broadwell, Nancy Robinson, Sylvia Arnold, lean Humphreys, Mary Io Graham, Iune Eudy, Ioan Dalton, Shirley Huddleston, Patsy Medlin, Betty lane Iohnson, Lois Hudspeth. Fourth row: Donna Snyder, Christine Wood, Zoa Weiller, Pat Austin, Anne Lovvrie Alexander, Frances York, Betty Sue Reinhardt, Patsy Hammond, Martha Watts, Iune Ceaslen, Marilyn Mondy, Betsy Monahan, Marlene Ritch, Mary Clenn Bunn. Fifth row: Lucille Herrin, president, Io Anne justice, vice-president, Colleen Lott, secretary, Iulia Harrison, treasurer, Jeanette Mann, points iriariczgerg Evelyn Dunn, publicity manager. Ahserit from picture: Bonnie Cline, Pat Iarrell, lean King, Wilma Thomas, Martha Smith, Zoe Psomadakis, Melissa Hood, Shirlene McCill, Miss Bradley, adviser. f F A 4 1 1 K 1 I I W W W wswsrfwfvw WWNW M V- f X f QWWWMWMW W,a,7,Ws,, V f , , , fy!! -' ff 7,7 X-uf!!! ff QVQYJLYY 975-' lf J V, , PHYLLIS HARRIS BETTY BARRETT, Senior S11pc1'IaIi1'e Beauty .fix y LUCY CQRAVES BOBBIE A1INOGUE PAT RILEY 7 MARY MAY AIITCHELL -IAYNE CREECH GECJRGIANA STICKLEY fvryfgf xml? -W JACKIE I IAR1 f f Off M J , ,, nf JACKIE FURR 1X'1ITZI MINOR eaufg omineezi LILLIAN FESPERAIAN ANNE PREnK1Nc: LYNN PEAGRABI SOPIIIE LEVENTIS ANNE KING LORRAINE STAGGS LILLIAN IJAVENPORT CTATHARINE IXIAY BARBARA DAVIS Page One Humlred Fourteen SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Egl?mff 11nn - f ouB7.1reH'Qf B BB ef' B B P is A-.3 4- R Aa 0 1 B f B4 gi: My M'I,'2,ef,Q'Q,B0WffB iwaowimw 'f :X ,f 1' ff f ,ff ff ,W JC' M - Best All-Round Most Popular Best Studezits Unsung Hero and H ANNE FRERKINC SYLVIA DAVIS BARBARA XA7I11TEHURb'I IOAN PUBSEP. HOBBY COBB DICK BARNHABDT RICLMBD IIAYVVOOD YULAN XVASHBURN eroim If If HEQPESQBEESE glsilziendsh' H701 if ,- MMA MW N 7404 n 246 7 fd- f 7'9 t.,l,v-Qifydf fm' AAA, f4f,,,,'?-'Y ,ff CFS J'-H242 ,fm 7'Q.Cd.. A . - H En ' L u E f v M ' II M, QE , E eg ,E X 64,1 .-.,..,....,,..... ..,,, , f A fb 2 W J 5 Q 1 mn. q WEE' A Vx I k Wd if . .V M, , ff ' Sf' 4 14 rf A 4 lblf X WHY! J , 5751! F' Biggest f16'!17'fI71't't7liCl'S I'-1'ie1zfYIiUst VVittie5t Best Looking PEGGY IDAVIS C,x1mL1NE lllxwxms ANNE SARSFIELD BETTY BARRETT f Tom IIAYES -Immu' Bfxlcls BILL PIANKS VANN SISTARE E, , Q . .- f -LX 1 4 ,M N 42:1 J I W 'zu M' 4. , . J 11, , J 1, 45, , X I . .f 4 CI, I rf Q-1 z, .Q . , it - ' Y ' f ' 1 ff ' - n . EU X V -Q ,X,, . ' ' ' '-4 ? E ' If-'gi Q X ' V . ' C Q. lil M.. ,, Q N .iff NK, ' 21 E U ff-M Q W Q. K W N x 'V 0' Q 1 . f in ' I' ' af A w ' W f W' ,CQL-v '1c.V,, f f ' 4 - ,,, . 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' , 4 1' - ' A L. f I . ' L I - Q' f A, , , 1 gf, Q1 P0Em,f,,,nf,.,g1? JQ4,f-, 'Z' uL,s.f-,g glut ik!! . j,.., ' . J ' , I ,F 1 4. Z- -. Leia' .VI gcc gf, 'Q ' . GOALS ' 7 JU? r , My ' 'F' ' Some say that schools have but one goal, I . CZ, ' A purpose all can seeg M40 ilaffflf' - That to the Portals of success 7 . f Knowledge is the key. xdnod if - 0 But if yOu make a stranger feelv-ie!! bl! 6 I That he has founcl a friencl, ' .f I Convince him of your loyalty 7 . , I On which he can depend- 5-CQ-CMAJ A In sd I 2 You'Ve found another purpose Maia' N A goal to reach at school. ai MQ, ' The art of making worthy friends Cannot be learned by rule. J i i , just to wear a big, bright smile t Doesn't take all Als. Zyakl! W You,Cl be surprised how much theyq Those warm I-lellolsn ancl 'lHey's.,' J' Z So be as cheerful as you cang 2 1 I 6, Smile your biggest smile. . Learn to work with others-anal! W 1404440 If Walk that extra mile. 4 J N Do your very best each clay : 5 I : , To acquire knowledge, W For what you learn will someday serv - T- ' .Llxf , Goals of schools are numerous' In business or in college. The principles, well-founclecl. Chuan T T . If you attain but few of them ' 7 , S I ,I , - Your character's well-rounclecl. J ,J IU SUE DEATON, Class Poet tj!!! Q 'D 0 IM 1. C p W Page One Hundred Nineteen HONORS Mascots 12 Years Pe EILEEN DUNN NELSON PFHOIXIAS WJ rfect Attendamc XVINONA FIWORRENCE C Mr. and Miss Central PEGGY DAXVIS D1 P CK RATHER f f X f X A 3fLk'? f 'W '52 7 'W S 'f'f Q W',Wi7W 7 f ff J- G4 .lc I fi? ZW? M4 N M ,,.Mf MZ if I U N JT mfyyww f W a' W WM ZW fff xxx Nwwbw 1-R-E-ff QQT W W hir! if Y ,y 1 Z Rf?QZ qfwf?V LETTY PIILL DAR. Almrcl SYLVIA IDI-XYIS, Carroiisel C zfeeiz I BETTY BARRETT, Homecmzziizg Queen CLAIRE FLINTOAI. 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FIENRY LOIVIAX for SYLVIA IJAVIS for NANCY CARPENTER for HENRY LOMAX Afll'l3l'llSl11VQ Mmnzger SNIPS AND CFIVIH All1'Ul'llSl7IQAlf111UrQ6'T Rnmloler Treasurer junior Class, First Semester PCDNSORS MRS. C. BARNHARDT BOB TATIIAI MRS. LESLIE FRERHINI: for JAKE BARNIIARDT for GLORIA AIILLER for AxNE FRERKINQQ Treasurer Sopliomore Class, Second Semester Senior Editor SNIPS AND CLIIS lice-President Senior Class, Second Semester PEGGY DAVIS MRS. J. XV. KNALIEE, ln. MRS. XVALTER NIYERS for BOBBY REDD for BILLY KNAUFF for ED AlYI-QRS Vice-President Student Council, First Semester Secretary lliinior Class, Second Semester Presiileizt Sophomore Class, Second Semester MRS. A. l. ADAMS MRS. B. E. AICTDCJNCJLICSH for IDICK ADAMS for EAIERY AICDONIJUGII Treasurer Senior Class, Second Semester President junior Class, Second Seinester 4' fi 1 gm. f :rw if i af ,f l.rv xi-J PROPHECY You know, the other day I chanced to be talking with a chemist friend of mine, and having mentioned to him my desire to venture into the future, he told me of a fellow known as Old Man Nose, who had discovered a type of incense, which, when burned, would produce the desired experience. I proceeded immediately to Old Man Nose's secret laboratory, and after followinig certain instructions I was put to sleep, and my brain sent ree ing twenty years into the future. My first vision was of three figures whom I soon reco nized as Al Ansley, Dick Nixon, and Lloyd Walter. The fiellows looked swell, even if they were barefooted. They always were terrific shoe salesmen. Next a race track came into view. The list of riders revealed some familiar names. It seems that Betty Lee Rogers, Ioan Palmer, and Pat Riley have broken into the pro ranks and won the first three races. Beth Nuckolls is giving the girls a hard fight for top money winnings of the year. Donald Knell out-rode Erastus Doughton to win the fifth race. Erastus was picked to win, but he was small that his horse, thinking that he had lost his rider, stopped half way around and went up in the stands to watch the rest of the race. Leaving the track, I picked up a newspaper at a newsstand run by Bob Dillard and Ted Kemp. They boasted the most complete collection of comic books in the world. The first article to catch my eye was one concerning a wild iungle-bunny hunt to South Africa, being conducted by Charles Furman, Dick Adams, Willie Alexander, and Thorny Gutherzl. The boys were e uipped with fine sling-shots and butter ly nets. and expected profitable results. Turning the page, I noticed a theater billing featuring the comedy team of Minogue and Overman, the nineteen seventy- two versions of Martin and Lewis. They were making quite a hit. Eddie Bernstein and Dick Barnhardt were also on the bill as a black face vaudeville team. According to the reviews, their act had gone from bad to worse, and the boys weren't eating too well. They were getting awfully thin, and the act was about to fold. One night during a tap dance number, Eddie's pants fell down, displaying his long red flannels. The crowd went wild and so did Eddie. Glancing over the rest of the paper, I noticed many interest- ing items and advertisements . . . one ad in particular for an organization known as the C.H.j.C.E.D.F.B.P.A.I. Reading on, I discovered that it was the Cobb, Hanks, and Jonas Clinic for the Encouragement and Development of Future Basketball Players of America Incorporated. Those boys iust can't stand to give up the game. Another ad dealt with the Whatcha Hurry Dance Studio, with Harry Brownlee and Gloria Miller billed as the instructors. The names of quite a few old friends turned up in other articles such as the admittance of Gene Holston and Bobby Foote to the nationally famous Fat Boys Club, and the retirement of Bob Gunn, Richard Hinson and Henry Boyd from five successful years of pro football. I cast my paper aside as a large building, an arena, came into view. It was Monday night, and the wrestling matches were about to begin. The guest of the evening, a famous opera star whom I recognized as Gwynn Moose, had just sung the National Anthem, and the main event was about to begin. It featured a tag-team match with Earth Quake Harris and Don Killer Connell against Bill Curly Calvert and Man-Mountain Kennerly. I got near the ring and asked one of the seconds why there was no canvas on the ring. He replied that the last time these fellows fought it was so rough and so long, they got hungry and ate it. I handed him my roll of tums and left. At this moment, however. my time was up, and after awaken- ing and paying my respects to the old man, I started out the door. Half way out, I bumped into my friend, Yulan Washburn, who had just gotten wind of the secret laboratory Crt was located in a horse bamD and followed his nose to the spot. After a word or two, I headed for home, wondering what strange sights he would see. Yulan Washburn. the noted, outstanding, .superlative i0Ll1'11HI list, immediately entered the barn to confer with Ol Man Nose. He was disappointed, for Lawing had smelled up everything in Page One Hundred Thirty the place, and the only scent left wasn't fit to use? As Washburng turned to leave the place, his attention was arrested by a paper. It was something Lawing had pilfered while in the future. It was an article from the january issue of Life Magazine, then owned and published by A1 Moreau, and written by the great columnist, Bill Wortman. It summed up the happenings of the past year, 1981. It read: Senator Ioanne Duckworth's Investigation Committee made headlines in its efforts to delve into corruption and crime in America. It brought up for questioning such arch-criminals as Sue Deaton, nationally known bookie, Robert Litaker, alleged fix-man of basketball games, and Jerry Morris, suspected head of an international crime machine known as the Syndicate Also brought up were several athletes, Des Marsh, Don Lyerly, and Louis Nathanson, convicted of slicing points in tiddly-winks matches. Then the public got a glimpse of mystery man Larry Mayfield, whose gun-moll wife, Mona Irvin, has six mink coatsf In the sporting world, the University of North Carolinaf under Coach F. P. Wright, was named top football team in the nation, while Coach Dick Prather was tagged as coach of the year. The sports world saw its sensations too, when the Bradley team, led by Captain Willie Spong, who seems somehow to have escaped the four-year ruling. came onto the court with a kangaroo as center. Commissioner of Athletics Archie Tsangarides7 main- tained it was legalf' since the kangaroo was taking a course in agriculture. A sensational murder casem gained headlines for detectives Mike Soper and Carl Williams. They arrived at a rooming house in the slums to find a man who had been poisoned, stabbed, shot, and strangled? With the help of F.B.I. Chief John Seiden- stricker, the murder was solved.l2 A list of the top income tax payers in the year revealed that Carol Smithw was the top earner, netting for himself over twelve million dollars CflS54O.22 after taxesl'D. Van Trapp also made a pilelf' for himself by going West, becoming the foreman on C. W. Brown's schmoo ranch, and throwing a long rope to rustle himself a herd of schmoos. Sheriffess Nancy Broome tried to nab him, but when she couldn't, she married himfm' From across the water, news was received from the country of Xz grophytezll that Doris Gribble and Nancy Carpenter had been exilled for trying to institute a branch service of Alcoholics Anonymousfg Micky Kimbrell's recipe for roast chinchillam won first place in Arthur Godfrey's cooking contest. Betty Zeigler bedecked in a bathing suit with a French accent, walked away with high honors? before some fifty judges. Broadway saw the opening of several bright new hits, but the biggest crowd-pleaser was a play written by the team of Dickie Calvin and Dickie Jordan. It was entitled Hamlet. It starred jimmy Turner in the title role, Phyllis Bolick in the female lead, and members of the all-star cast included Dolly Brock. as Poloniusfl Peggy Ballard, as the Queen, and Carter Cook as the man who pulled down the curtain. Also in the news were Gopher and Mouse Parrottfn We won't say for what. Suddenly things grew light again, and I stood in reality with Ol' Man Nose. Oh, nuts, I'm tired of prophesying, and I can't think of a witty way to end this thing, so I'll iust quit.23 FOOTNOTES 1The Noses trace their ancestry back to the 13th Century to Sir Bump- on-the-face. 2Guess who wrote this half of the prophecy. 3Noted, outstanding, superlative ioumalist. Mink coats are made from fur. F'Rah, rah, rah, rah, rah . . . breathe . . . rah, rah, rah, rah, . . .breathe. 'lBecause they played all their games on top of the Empire State Building. 7Pronounced Smith. ':But Spong still held that it was a kangaroo. f'To play basketball, all kangaroos must take a course in agriculture. 1 No. 4657693847 AA. HBV a process of brilliant scientific reasoning, they deduced foul play. 12One aspect of this now famous case has never been cleared up: Wag the man dead? 13Pronounced Tsangarides. HHe recently commented on the tax situation, 'f:?jI 8:?!'::. 15Of money. 1l'That's what is known as capital punishment. 17Pronounced Ziggyzolpmtf or Xzyumtrzzy and even Boboskewhatnotinshu. Wfhere isn't any water in Xzygrophytez Cpronouncecl Feedlefobiacl. 19150 hairs grow from one pore on a Chinchilla, where we grow only one a pore. 2 She was apprehended later and forced to return them. 5'1Don't ask us how they worked that. 22Their names are really Marshall and Marion, so naturally everybody C3115 them Gopher and Mouse ?3This is the end. HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1952 So you went to Central High Schoolln my travelling companion ex- claimed, noticing the senior ring on my finger. I lived in North Carolina, and back in those days we usecl to hear a lot about Central. It must have been a wonderful school. You're asking for it, stranger, I replied. You had better settle back in that deck chair and relax, because I can talk about Central from now until we reach our destination. Removing my ring and handing it to him to examine, I said, That engraving of the front of the building really brings back memories. And those traditional weeping willow trees characterized Central in my mind even before I went there. That hal- lowed institution always overstuffed with laughing, chattering students has a place of its own in the hearts of all its graduates. Then, forgetting my listener and losing myself in reverie, I continued. In September 1949 about four hundred of us trembling, frightened creatures, the upperclassmen scomfully labeled Sophs, hit Central. The characters standing around in front of the Maid across the street nearly scared some of us back to Piedmont and A.G. But what would we have done that first day without those older Centralites who helped us find our way when we got lost going from locker room to home room? Realizing that we were here to stay, they finally accepted our presenceg we stuck it out and before long began to like it. VVe elected Mark Johnson, Tony Frantz, David Shaw and Joe Townsend to be our first semester sophomore class oHicers. The second half of the year Dick Barnhardt, Bill Calvert, Claire Plintom, and Nancy Carpenter were chosen to be our leaders. In the middle of the year Student Council elections came up and Walter Propst, Patricia Moeller, George Robinson, and Sylvia Davis replaced Tommy Dulin, Ann Ritch, Danny Michaels, and Slug Claiborne in office. That was the year of the first international football game when we entertained our Latin American friends from down Mexico way. The Spanish students made practical use of their knowledge, while the ad- vantages and disadvantages of football and bulliighting were discussed. Then came the Vilomanless Wedding in which Hank Kistler said I do to Erastus Doughton, and a score or more boys nobly sacrificed their masculine pride to become I-Iank's bridesmaids. In the Variety Show much hidden Central talent was unearthed, and much money was made for the Student Council. Our sides still ache from the laughter and hilarity which prevailed at the student-faculty basketball game. None of us will ever forget Miss Markham in her long bloomer shorts and middy blouse, ball under arm, dashing down the basketball court and accidentally scoring for the faculty team! Then we were juniors! How proud we all felt as we looked at a new batch of eager sophomores and thought of our advanced age and ex- perience. Miss MacManus elevated our egos considerably by inserting into her many lectures the pleasant phrase, Now Juniors! We elected as president, Eric Ionas, then Hobby Cobb to guide us through two semesters. Other junior class officers were Nancy Carpenter, Sylvia Davis, Bobby Redd, Claire Flintom, and Ioan Purser. That year the Student Council found a new way to increase its funds. The gym and basement rooms were converted into hundreds of exciting booths, and all Central Went to the carnival. There were shooting gal- leries, fortune tellers, hot dog stands, and laughs for all. The Dramatics Club, with apologies to Mr. Shakespeare, presented a modem version of Julius Caesar. Instead of stabbing the mighty Emperor, Brutus pulled out his pistol and filled him full of lead! Et tu, Brute? Mary Bradly was chairman of a committee organized to fight dishonesty at Central. There were discussions, special assemblies, and home room devotionals which combined in the effort to promote honesty on the part of the students. We faced the realization that we were obligated to our- selves, our fellow students, and to God to be honest. That year the Christmas assembly presented by the advanced Bible class was one of Central's best. It made us want to celebrate Christmas in the right way. This group also presented outstanding assemblies of a spiritual nature at Thanksgiving and Easter. Danny Michaels, Tom Shaw, Flowe Rodgers, and Dick Barnhardt were first semester Student Council of!-icersg and, after mid-year elections, Slug Claiborne, Pat Alford, Sylvia Davis, and Lacy Keesler took their places. The years were passing faster and faster. We suddenly found ourselves with rings on our fingers and college plans in our heads-Seniors! Modern fluorescent lighting was installed, and the gymnasium underwent a com- plete rehabilitation. Some members of our class had left Central for Myers Park, the new high school. Mr. Anderson replaced Mr. Horner as assistant principal. Yulan Washburn and staff worked frantically all year to get the Rambler into our hands on time. Likewise the SNIPS AND CUTS staff with Al Moreau as editor labored diligently to give us a good senior annual. No one seemed at all surprised that Mike Soper won the I Speak for Democracy contest, or that Betty Barrett was elected homecoming queen. Claire Flintom was chosen Miss Hi Miss, and Sylvia Davis represented Central in the Christmas parade. Then Dick Prather and Peggy Davis were chosen Mr. and Miss Central. We chose Nelson Thomas and Eileen Dunn to be senior class mascots. The Dramatics Club presented Night Must Fall, and that unique production, '4The Male Animal, starring our principal, Mr. john Otts, and several other Central professors. The actors were coached by Mr. Hardin, who took Mr. Golby's place. The piano used at the Snow Ball was financed by money obtained from an allschool coat hanger sale. Again the Honesty Committee, this time with Sylvia Davis as chairman, waged a battle against dishonesty. The plan of attack was much the same as that of the previous year. A very fine Thanksgiving assembly was pre- sented by the Bible Club and Bible classes with the purpose of lifting the students' hearts to God at that season. At Christmastime a beau- tiful concert and a community sing were sponsored by the mixed chorus under the direction of Mrs. Overton. We really began to feel like seniors on College Day when representa- tives from some fifty colleges came and set up information centers in the library. Members of the Honor Society ushered us through that hectic day. A senior counselling plan was organized to help us meet the multi- tude of problems which naturally accompany the rank of senior. Senior class oflicers were Carter Terrell, Bobbie Minogue, Peggy Ballard, and Melissa Hood. The Student Council flourished first semester under the leadership of Dick Barnhardt, Bobby Redd, Lee Kerlin, and Sammy Wil- liams. After a tussle among the Dixiecats, Dogpatchers, and ''Nondiscombobulationists, second semester officers were Hobby Cobb, Letty Hill, Buck GriHin, and Penny Smith. That Wildcat on the other side of the ring brings to mind Central's keen athletic consciousness and her school spirit. Football was our major con- cern, and we felt we had done our best as long as we beat Harding, our cross-town rival, and Reynolds in Winston-Salem. The ratio of wins to losses in 1949 was nine to two with two tiesg in 1950 it was ten to one with one tie. Those were the years the Wildcat team led by All-Star Larry Parker, was mightiest. In our senior year the ball team started out on the down beat. VVe just couldn't score. But with a great increase in school spirit and some superior coaching by Mr. George Sparger and Mr. Bill Ball, we pulled through with six wins and six losses. The Wildcats offer three arguments to anyone who challenges that they had a good football year: Clj Their quick recovery from defeats and terrific improvement in the last part of the season, C21 Their victory over our rival Reynolds and the unbeaten High Point team, and C31 The splendid performance on Thanksgiving Day when they surprised the Harding Rams with a score of 13-0, Central's favor. In 1949 Paul Brantley was star of the basketball team, which suffered eleven losses to nine wins. Mr. George Sparger coached the team in 1951, and with Buddy Brown scoring for the Cats, the record read thirteen wins, ten losses. There was a member of our class on the team that year who played superior ball. In our senior year Hobby Cobb, along with other speed demons such as: Bill Hanks, Bruce Martin, Eddie Bernstein, and Sammy Williams constituted a real threat to every opposing team. Mr. Stan Cropley was back at the coaching position. Typi- cal scores read: Central 84, Myers Park 265 Central 80, Harding 50. We had a team nobody could beat! The golf team, the tennis team under Coach George Sawyer, and the track team under Coach Leslie Outterson all exhibited outstanding sportsmanship. Then those words engraved around the blue stone in the ring- Central High School, Charlotte, N. C. -will always stir something inside of me, because Central has a way of getting into one's blood. It makes you re- member so many little things, such as-the chattering crowd under the clock in the front hall before school and the chant of Beat Greensboro that echoed through the building. There were times when we felt like sardines in the locker rooms, and the fire drills always came in the coldest weather. You should have been there at election times to hear the noisy campaigns and see the crazy posters. There were always ticket salesg tickets for plays, variety shows, athletic events. No one will ever forget the mad rush for the cafeteria at lunchtime, the friendly greetings of friends passed in the halls, the teachers who pleaded for quiet in study halls, or the truckload of singing Bible Clubbers leaving for a week-end retreat. The 209 detention hall for people who slept through the alarm clock, the wel- coming sound of the 3:05 bell, and the very atmosphere and spirit of the school we love has been impressed indelibly upon our hearts. Those were good years of our lives-years of hard work and much play, years alive with precious friendships and many memories. Yes, those three golden years are history now, but they are a living history we shall never, never forget. LETTY HILL, Historian Page One Hundred Thirty-one LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE SENIOR CLASS VVe, the greatest senior class in the history of our beloved Alma Mater, having successfully survived twelve long, strenuous years of books, lectures, and speeches and still claiming that we are of sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath some of our great talents, brains. personalities, and other things that made our class a memorable one, to all our predecessors and underclassmen. For the above reason, on this day of january the first in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two, we do solemnlv publish and declare this docue ment as our last will and testament. ARTICLE ONE-FACULTY To Mr. john Otts, our efficient principal, we are greatly indebted for his kind guidance, school spirit, and for proving the fact that principals like to have fun also. We shall never forget him. To lXTr. Bill Anderson, our understanding assistant principal, and Miss Marion Fraser, our beloved dean of girls, we leave our hearty thanks for putting up with us even at risk of growing new grey hairs. To Miss Marian Reed, our adviser, we wish to express our appreciation for helping us over the last hump in school life. To Miss Nancy Abell we are grateful for her valuable time and efforts in guiding our Student Council through its final year at Central. To the rest of our cherished faculty we leave our ap- preciation for always forgetting the many things we have done to cause their tempers and emotions to flare. Trulv we shall miss them and feel certain that they will never forget us. ARTICLE TXRVO-UNDERCLASSBIEN To the junior class we leave Central, the greatest high school on the face of the earth. May you always protect and defend her. To the sophomores we hasten to warn you not to be too eager to Hnish because Uncle Sam is gonna, be watching you. ARTICLE THREE-INDIVIDUALS We, the Central Bible Club, leave our thanks to our beloved Miss janet Robinson for showing us that our Supreme Counselor is the one who is above. We, the football team and student bodv. leave our thanks to Coaches George Sparger and Bill Ball, for giving us that never-say-die spirit. l, Lettv Hill, leave my wonderfully sweet personality to Neddv Mason. l, David Shaw, leave the last chapter of 'fShaw Rackets to brother Bobby in hopes that he will be mayor some day. l, Big Bill Hanks, leave my ability to get mv head stuck in the basketball net to Sam Williams with the anticipation that he will eat enough goobers to perform such a feat. l, Carland Thomas, leave mv alluring legs to anvonc who has the necessary funds to contact Charles Atlas for Dynamic Tension. Page One Hundred Thirty-tivo l, Cus Dallas, leave and go home to my mama. I, Tom Hayes, leave my football signals, Fallen Night, and Valentino haircut to be recorded in Miss iFraser's files. We, Joe Townsend, Bill Calvert, and Bob Gunn, leave to future hall hawks all the girls we have snowed at Central. We, Virginia and Ann johnston, leave our famed double indemnity to Nancy and Mary Lou Davis. l, Sylvia Davis, leave my magic disposition to be en- cased and set up as an example for future students at C. H. S. We, Captains Cobb, Redd, Frantz, and Marsh leave our great athletic spirit in basketball, football, and track to the future teams at Central. We, A1 Moreau and Yulan Washburn, leave our aches and pains from editing two such major productions as the SNIPS AND CUTS and the Rambler to the future editors. May they rest in peace! I, Laurie Clanton, leave my unusual ability for con- fusing teachers and causing general pandemonium in class to Henry Lomax. l, Pat Riley, leave my all-round sweetness and friendli- ness to Peggy Daniel. l, Donald Engle, leave my love for Fords and Jane Russell to any lover of the finer arts of life. l, Dick Barnhardt, leave the esteemed title of being uso cutel' to jimmy Beatty. l, Vann Trapp, leave my basso profundo voice, jokes, and junior girls to Andy Harper. l, Cwynn Moose, leave my operatic voice and choral success to Delores Dollar. l, jimmy Bakis, bestow my friendly smile and 6'5 stature to Tommy Ray. We, the BBFC CBilly Ball Fan Clubl, leave with regret our idol to be sighed over by our future members. I, Dicky jordan, leave my well-shined seat in detention hall to any great lover of C. H. S. willing to spend an extra hour daily in her hallowed halls. We, Charlie Nance, Bill Forehand, and Louis Nathan- son, leave a tear gas gun to Coach Cropley with which to run people off the gym floor. In closing, we would like to make one final wish. Abraham Lincoln once said that this nation under Cod shall have a new birth of freedom, and that government of the people, by the people, and for the people shall not perish from the face of the earthf, In the shadow of these great words, we leave our final hope, that the future students of Central High School may not have the fear of war hovering over them. We prav that some dav perhaps all men shall be freel 4 Signed, sealed, and published, as the last will and testament of the senior class of Central High School, january lst, 1952. WILLIE SPONG President of the Bar VVitnesses: PAT RILEY CAROLINE LTAWKINS Q! 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C 3 reafa you .xdfwaya ning! ,QP ej 'ee ..-.W eee. -M Zh Salted .vas Seo Peanut Butter Peanuts mewembet Sandwiches o o Potato 949901: S Candies . 99a-,'53 ' Chips G If WDQNWQL WM' eb S ff' , QVU VV- 9:09 1 - . 6 F55 i EQQDQZRQBQQLS. .,'40'f2yte we i R 'f'! g7'5.55.a 1 Charlotte, N. C. 0 Q ' -- i 'A I Ask for 'S Cr P' the next time you stop in your favorite refreshment 'Spot,' and enjoy these 'Taste-Treats' with your friends. Page One Hundred Forty-two If :ff I WWZME me 7 H O III E F E DE H LW 5 E 5 ' el L Q ' T avmgs an oan ssocua Ion? H6 East Fourth Street Q CHARLOTTE, N. c. M66 ,MWWW Telephone 2-4II7 jf 6d Savings Insured up to 510,000 Complimenfs OI INTERSTATE SECURITIES ICORPORATION INVESTMENT SECURITIES Compliments D. J. RUSSELL DOUGLAS VILLAGE Painting and Decorating FURS-FUR STORAGE INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DRY CLEANING I4I5 Elizabeth Ave. ISI3 Lyon Court Phone 4-2084 PgOHddF Ia We feature only professional and nationally adver- tised supplies, such as FASHION WAVE by Helene I cums, Roux, BRECK, cLAiRoL, REvLoN, V'f8llCeI'S Drug Sl'OI'6 FLEXA-WAVE and LA MARICK FRIGID coi.D WAVE. Seventh and Tryon Streets Ez LQ Eaufy Sain -A, Third Floor Phone 6-4833 or 6-4834 or 2-3121 Dial 3-4166 A LA MARICK SALON COM L MEN S TQLHET CASE BROTHERS QRADUATING CLASS HHOMW of Baldwinn 1952 lIHlHl.ll'l'l'E TANK CUMPANY Phone 64575 clvu Pu-izn DRUG Cm me'm amen HEATING comrmiv 122 North Davidson 1432 Central Ave. Phone 3-4171 Phone 5-2176 Eharlnlte Sporting Goods En. THE CHICKEN BCX Incorporated 706 Seigle Ave. 314 South Tryon Street 'l' CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone 2-0683 Telephone 3-0600 HWE DELIVER, l ,ge One Hmmlrcd Furry-four ff l i426 E. Morehead Phone 3-5377 e I 4 Fl' 4 c, --so ci - gg, QM E D U C A ahgnnqsh na j To be sure you are, with a prized diploma to show tor it! Congratulations on all those tests you've success- fully passed Now lite is going to give you the supreme test of think- ing for yourself. You'll hear that the political planners can manage everything tor you, and give you a secure lite If you think that one through clearly, you will see that the most secure people you could find are the ones in iail You'll probably hear more about your rights than you do about your responsibility Yet your teachers have warned you that every right carries with it an obligation eoual or greater. DUKE PUWEH CUMPANY Southern Fried Chicken Choice Steaks and Chops Seafood and Sandwiches Open 7 days a week fm Bti 42mm fi J . ml Xiao: ,Akin if 4, gay! 17206 albeit' 0-eu if , Gale, 0304 . ye do 97uyBb gf' afaiiglwwc . 4 f' f 1' ,Lad 571 ' '45 3 af gave' sv!! ff COMPLIMEES or fi ' 2 .41 I 0 Coble Dairy Products, Inc. Page One Hundred Forty-five HaII's, Incorporated M I I JLMJJHJZ3' ualityFo,0rC Ovef mgf M EQMQMM 2 , P3156 SWL? W' 1f Pw',ff We ' W WOOL CARPETS sl CARPETING 'B 4 o RUBBER TILE ,Www , o INLAID LINOLEUM ,E W e ASPHALT TILE o VENETIAN ELINDS o PLASTIC TILE o METAL TILE o FORMICA Pho e 5 4449 CHARLOTTE N C ICHdr1F RENT Phone 5-7730 FORMAL WEAR The Browse Around Bill Shop From UNUSUAL B E N T U B E L Brass and Copper Items, Knotty Pine Spoon Holders, Spice Chest, Cobbler's Bench, Foot Stools, Ladies' and Men's Tailoring Tables' and Ofhef 'fem Also Pictures, Jewelry, China, Etc. l42l E. Morehead St. Phone 2-0032 I34 W. Sth St. Charlotte, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS From Charlotte's Musical Voice White Auto Body Works Bear Frame and Axle Alignment Painting and Trimming Compliments of C. lil. Upchurch 84 Co. Radiator Repair Packard Motor Cars Dial 3-4309 1521 W. Trade St. Corner West Sth 6' Pine CHARLOTTE, N. C. WELCH'S GULF H- B- WA'-TER S E RV l C E South Tryon and Morehead REALTOR ll9 Brevard Court Phone 4-l249 Nights and Holidays 3-2593 Page One Hundred Forty-seven CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES From One of The South's Great Stores ff 5, V, YJKV., 0 Une un 1 Atkinson Motors, loo. HUWERICHU VISCOSE DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALERS Sales and Service be be RAYON YARN r Sth and Poplar and 5 44 STAPLE BRYAN WENTZ E U. Compmm of 'Tflothing For The Man 205 south Tryon sneer C 0 M P A N Y Ballonger Brothers Goal tt llil tio. Stokers-Furnaees A.,o,'IlTt1CiNflZi LTfs srznvros srnrrorr Finest Chinese and American Cuisine THE Brooch Motorcycle Company D. M. Creech C Harley-Davidson Motorcycles R E S T A U R A N T johnson Motors Philip Der Yuen Telephone 2-7675 20l W. Morehead St 520 Providence Road CHARLQTTE, N. C. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Telephone 4-3028 Ride Trailways Always THROUGH ROUTES FROM C CHARLOTTE TO ATLANTA A 2 CHARLOTTE TO KNOXVILLE S R CHARLOTTE TO NASHVILLE p I CHARLOTTE TO MEMPHIS E R CHARLOTTE TO SAN ANTONIO E: T CHARLOTTE TO TAMPA A R CHARLOTTE TO JACKSONVILLE L Il CHARLOTTE TO WILMINGTON T S Y Only one cnonge To DALLAS-AMARI LLO-CH ICAGO TAMPA and MIAMI QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Hunter Paint Company, Inc. Disoribuiors for PRATT fr LAMBERT PAINTS-VARNISHES-ENAMELS-PAINTERS' SUPPLIES Let Us Recommend A Good Pointer Dial 3-8542 Delivery Service 212 N. Church St. P ge One Hundred Fifty Z 1951 SAT . SEDZ' I TECH4 ga4fsE?TZLg:0RI1AM . . oc S4 73 SEI-17: PRL My KY Mcgraw T 22 8,4177 SEP 2 PRI O Pl? ll IIORF 7ld.Zf11?Zl1 . 8 GREENSBORO M . C7?Z I9l?4SHVlLLET I. OC . 26 IGH POIN RS. NOV 22 S H A R P E ' S PAINT 8. SUPPLY co. 1113 E. 10th St. Wholesale 3 Retail Phone 5-8335 CHARLOTTE, N. C. PAlNTSe FLOOR COVERINGS VENETIAN BUNDS Weil :rs FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 1719 South Boulevard Phone 5-5524 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Kale-Lawing Company Complete Office Outfitters Compliments of CENTRAL DRIVE-IN Phone 2-6185 Phone 6176 227-229 s. Tryon sf. 27 s. union sf. AUOSS From Cefiffel Hieh SCWO' CHARLOTTE, N. C. CONCORD, N. C. Famous For Good Food PARK PLACE PHARMACY Prescription Service 613 Providence Road Dial 3-1114 CHARLOTTE, N. C. I FURN,-rung co. 309 S. Tryon Street You Cam Always Do Better At Bridges Thompson Cleaners + 2009 Commonwealth Ave. Phone 5-7791 Compliments of ilivrrrfn Antique Svlpnp CHARLOTTE, N. C. 120 West Fifth Street 108 East Morehead Street The House of a Thousand Treasures Page One Hundred Fifty-two Midwoocl Barber Shop SERVICE Simson Central fr Louise HA GOOD CLEAN CU-V, CHARLOTTE, N. C. F L S. P CONGRATULATIONS! I May your life be a succession of worthwhile achievements We suggest Specialized Business Training for the future EIIIINS-IIIIHULINI-I BUSINESS IIIJLLEGE 308 South Tryon Street I6 yeors serving the Corolinos E. J. Smith and Sons En. 1100-08 Elizabeth Ave. Complimemg of Powen LAWN Mowsns , , SALES AND sskvlcra JDMWMAL Qtllfllfd., GRASS SEED 6' FERTILIZER CLOTHES FOR CHARACTER 415 Hawthorne Lane Complete Lines of Young Men's Furnishings Phone 3-5149 H E N N IN B T U N 'l' H!-XHEHUASHEHY WE DELIVER Phone 6-2907 326 N. Tryon P g O Hurwlred Fiftyftlire , 8 WEDDING INVITATIONS . ARDS For The Ernest In Mens Ciothing SCJAEIITNGVSATIONS mark muah mth. W. A. Buenlng 8m Company Engravers 233 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. CHARLOTTE Mrs. W. A. Buening, Owner Phone 3-2851 127 S. Church Street N. G. SPEIR, Inc. Home Loans SHEPHERD anus., Inc. Rea, Estate Sm Printers 121 South Church Street 130 East Fourth Street Phone 4-5386 OPEN ALL DAY WEDNESDAY helens of charlotte WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S APPAREL 1508 CENTRAL AVE. One Hundred Fifty-four 31,3-45 ,. - 'yi .N gi w- C2af.f.., . . 0 9 ,N . xA6:-1-f- J,,.U..,n-vg 0'-' fsQ0-v-5- JSJQQAKJN dk M b ' QL H'1'-- .L 1. . Q., --, 2 ' '- '- ' LM N .' 4- . T -.WCLQK ' -lv' A' J' I . Jbbgvg-bak L :Q I - jzkvksvvx-'V-wk,.,8M,.,.k-xg, ..,, -usa LJJQNQ- -' ' 'fig bf'-'S tg: ,1,v.J'l, ' 'N' 3 '. ,QAA3 Jd-nd-Iwloii-,gn aTtikS J-Pre' ments of E. . I UJQAL :sl-4.il-G-2.00 ' gk 'Q-KPSA-Q ' .ML M,Nds4,,A,,pa4'-agen. Cl'Nl..- S SJR. :eCo pLg9,fLA?.ff 'M' WHT. 2 Q,....Q.17o.rv5-o..9..D.qo5sh.nJ-- -..-Fedvi-fxa '9' , ' S-3.5-AA, gg4CeltraIAve:C,J...a, R eb--s..a.A. 2' CHARLOTTE, N. cu, V5-L A I MN., ,J.,jdN-.iz ta.:-J-w.J..a4x. r,8,44.. yan q,..:Qw--.. :px-.gx..46y,,,,.J-Q, 91-oJUi-x j2u-.4x.J-0-a- 9j.jd:9-L ' , Punk,-,Jw 5 Gxwwlwwmw' ,.-trim, fM.QL',1ww-'N J'4'f-f- 9'A' , J-- ,,,,...ve..9,,-0..a..,o'0.,g0..a.....u.'M,aL,,3 Gu-an .Q-feefxfg. 1 o.s.sx..,,g,v-n.ci,g-,a.wpu'--AL J-A6-'U-N-J-Q jgp-Ov-3J..vJ'LL.a-J'k-9-9--h 4-I-Ji T995 6 IQIOS O GA ' W SE I R PH TO RPHED .Jg,,.,q.fp.4.CL,9.a..v-0- 9.n-e-AA.au--J- c2A9.fN94-9.0-2 arNJ- Oxxgg-J5 Q.,wU,,Q2zhgpQ:,s,grU.q,.D1Q,.,.C,2,,Q. QQ ,,1'3,'f.'1'r..OS . beg erson tgjcs i I t Jt23,Q,a ' J re--r Q.-su.. of-Nd-S JJ-fu-n.n.JL Q 721-sMAgA,Q,,,, 3 ouIevsra Os- j 4 - Chgrlcztte, N. C. 'SEN Qs I 5 t. P O Hundred Fifty-five 4 1 1 4 N x , 1 Compliments oi Midwood Cut-Rate 2408 Central Ave. Phone 9352 ComplimeritS of LlSK'S No. 2 UTHE UNE STUD STQREH 2908 Selwyn Ave. CHARLOTTE, N. C. DOMESTIC LAUNDRY ING. O Home of ZGRIC CLEANING O Phone 3-7113 JOHN M. LITTLE Providence Road Service Station DMMONDS-IEWE'-RY SINCLAIR PRODUCTS WATCHES-SILVERWARE WASHING 221 North Tryon Street LUBRICATIQN CHARLOTTE, N. C. 815 Providence Road Phone 2-0980 Lomax Jewelers 135-A South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. ir ffiiivle iS owe RUSINESSH Providence Shoe Hepair Service Fine Shoe Repairing 601-B Providence Road Phone 2-6281 S. B. Wooten 1 Une II1llltIl't'Li Fifty-Six YGU ALWAYS MEET YCDUE FRIENDS WHEN YCDU SI-IOP AT 9 . N 9 ORE 5 S C' nv PEXIIARI-OU I ff'f 'X C .ATM Fm'-III' bm TI-IE FRIENDLY STORE IN A FRIENDLY CITY IOHIIFI CFIRGLIITFI TRHHSIT CHFIRTER SERVICE I-I. W. Hunter, Owner 740 West Trade St. Phone 4-0218 Comp! ments of FRIENDLY ATLANTIC SERVICE + I WE SPECIALIZE IN CHARTER BUS SERVICE 1401 Ehmbeth Avenue ANYWHERE-ANYTIME Phone 4 0I54 CALL US Hardee's Pharmacy 2907 Selwyn Avenue Phone 3 7729 Heath Motor Company Your Dealer 318 West Fifth Street Telephone 5 8441 CHARLOTTE N C Faul and Crymes, Inc. Sporting Goods 415-4I7 soufh Tryon sffeef YOUR SPECIALIST IN SPORTSH IAIRIRIEILIUS FranIcIin Studios Photographers Graduation Pictures-Home Portraits Wedding-Candid Photos-Creators of Portraiture 328 N. Tryon Street Phone 3-8568 P g O H mired Fifty-eight S T A N L E Y ' S Drug Stores, lnc. Corner 7th St. F: Pecan Ave. Phone 3-5103-04 CHARLOTTE, N. C. PRESCRIPTIONS CALLED EOR AND DELIVERED EEST WISI-lES FND GDC? LLCK TD CENTPF- Ross 84 Lllitmer, Inc. Carrier Air Conditioning Contractors 1641 West Morehead Southern Flooring 8 Acoustical Bo. 931 E. Morehead St. Contractors of Floor Coverings and Acoustical Ceilings HSUPERIQR INSTALLATIDNSH Phones 6-3045 and 5-7568 Charlotte's Only Whole Pig Pit Cooked Barbecue ROGER'S BARBE CUE Phone 3-8639 115 South Mint Street HAYMUNU STUDIUS Portrait Photographers 135 West Trade Street Selwyn Esso Servicenter S. 1, Saldatl, Mgr. 2901 Selwyn Avenue CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 5-9463 COMPLETE A UTD SERVICE lladio,1elevision 81 llpplionee Co. Radios-Television-Records Phone 2-2435 1300 East Fourth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Rex Recreation Center BILLIARDS AND BOWLING 125 South Tryon Page One Hundred Fifty-nii Z K I 'I A 1 'nf an I .1 'if I li yr! if I 5 ' ' ' 'A . U A , K V I I Av I I I I , A .1 1 ' A v' 'l i 4 I 1 f ' T A r L f ful!! 'if qv, ll 45 'flu . I iii uilf' IK..-L I V ,Ur ,L - I' ' of 1 -4' ' A coMiPl-1,vtEnTs oF 1 ' ,, My -, e plylpjz I f 1 Belvedere Hosiery Company 1 ' N f 'P C 1 'lFrom Foctory To You . Clllllll.llTTE THUUSEH i ts MllNllFlllI'l'lllllNli CUMPANY Q,-L f'w,, ,ef-'f vf.,o H 1 Men's and studen't's trousers made i :z 5 ,. of fine quality materials 'lo 'G 'W oQ G ' jf Tailored to your Individual Style 324 S. Church St. Phone 5-5379 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Carolina Cycle Co. We know we KNOW bicycles We carry the famous Schwinn and Whizzer Motor Bikes 328 S. Church St. Compliments ot THE TGWNHCDUSE Drive-In Restaurant Providence at Queens Road Compliments ot Smith's Atlantic Service 1257 E. Blvd. Phone 5-9562 Compliments ot Weldone Welding Association 4302 Pineville Road CHARLOTTE Phone 5-3140 Page One Hundred Sixty 1 J ,1 ai' , Il, . ' I ' 8 u ffl' 1 xy xicyyffr 15' Iv LC., i I lf I i lffgv v if' in ,eff at fu 'im L' ll l' lKl.e'5f.Q l . 'fill in 'il .'i'1'1 :lj flrdiflfrlp Mig 1 wil, Llllc 'ffl Q f in fy ENJOY DDU B, it for 'X Cf W W ,Je I 3' ' Q 91 yr' ly' KU' f',.fyJ, Pound 81 Moore Co. li Sl? l 304 S. Tryon Street FRESH Phone 5-7751 SALTED PEANUTS lamflotte M9 mm' yfter Comlbvm M AI t Carson H I D A M Al t Carson, Ir. H B H C. S. Wilson ,WS o 4, 'lf By the Clock On the Square ' 'Q 13.0 C, Carson Insurance Flgency ZOO Independence Bldg. Phone 6-1511 he . Minute Grills , We WW The W01'ld's Greatest Artists are on RCA VTCTOR Records Visit your RCA Victor Record Dealer and Listen to the Latest RCA Victor Recordings 'k Southern Radio Corp. Cm'0Ziina Home of the Victor Dog RCA Victor Distributor CHARLOTTE, N. C. lllll-u1 POHddS 'Rescued IL-.fb P rx- -U1 I5- l 9 as g' I Cin Y v. . '71 I n .la 'A iwiw- UJQH- -D0'L.9- i -gL.cR:.Q.,:.ffx, , A MV w'bf w- 4 1 'Neg . ,E . I f, f fx A a' N J .1 I gk LL. , - XXQ1-.,..,. .. L' y L41,fm,.54,,.,,..iQ ,.L...ff5lN' 5 1 UK Kx, Lg- PQ J - O cd' ,figfi 1 4 U 1 - IA, ,-V3 4 C-A-'K pmyx, fk--Q'-HA.. Ofvmf:L XX? Q, QJUN 4 Wi-A XNQUDCX5. no mmml J. wrovfmli and ,P,, ,Q JEL. 15-'fo M2-CJ1-xp' v-lmao. ,,,L., 'LO '4Ji L-4..5 C9--Q. OL, 6,J..LYX.L., Q -ali QAQ S 'A ,fn-,,,.k:9 I. J imma MQ ,mgfjnlialiments of ' 47044. 1,612-AQQQRQAMMMWIA ww, bali. Cwlmfvacs QQOQIVQ XJWQC ' J L1 IXG-1-s. Cro-43v-qui' NGA , 'QI' Vxmfib vfvlc-Abba: Vxwwq 4,1-0ryU,,0-,QL 6- Zfwqqbbxta A all age fQJXa,0-2.1, ,WL 1,-mlm 11 Q SmIE8I Llfagxboratorles bv U'.'MM fqa-Cfrwcl Mwgklj pgA1,4.:a..qJj a..6,5A,, also-1-AJ.. .,1,.p,YL.f, Sr Vxwwxm- 0-,LL .7CwrxQ4,- ' QJaM.Q.0,..?,4.6n,.,.,M g,w,w144Lfg .A Www, ,fe-e,Q6fLO.Qx -ts'bTwQN-L 'KG14 Wwlvq, mv-04,r2.CQ.,Li bulqffv-xx. vw-.fi NwQ,vQ..Mff1-JL GN w-eff1f,Q,w5,-ul-f ti1fN, wljx flop-LLL 6 Q-JM'-Q, oem-f W- Q-45613 qw-L2 'rxds-JJ-1 QJJZQ.-af:-1b,,, Q,w.,.-FL, ddS L N Page Owe Hz1mlv'e Compliments of IIIIILIISS II1PIIII1IIIHI1 S1IIIIIS, Inn. Entire Family 121 West Trade St. CHARLOTTE,-f N. C LYI1DY'S GRILL Dowd Rood at Wilkinson Blvd. Specializes in MILK SHAKES, SANDWICHES, FRIED CHICKEN, . STEAKS, AND DINNERS 4. x in if I vi my ir A ' K N II , ,' is V I f .1 I fi, If N' P I' vi ie , N2 ff V .Lk in 3 .1 an hy, Mfr' 'E-rl' If V Q: 'lin ,bl .lay A ie' J .XJ if , 4 K Uv , I I , 1 . I' L 'Ji ,U LII! -I' I ,Compliments of H' me Q . 1 If I ' ,, i if, 6 I is in I Jfgi l If IU 'CLI I' II ilu' i If H 1 J' P,-' . -J LU M - I r in ,IVBERNICE S HAT SHOP 'J x 'I V UI. el' Y 3-f ' I'-' nf' P if : W Ly If 3 H K In .1 .31 ul' nv ,ef I. ,P , J- ,I ' H0 E. 6th Street If i af' , Ui I If Xb . b y LI, P I ' I 1 I ' L , .' Lv ,lt 'Of' X' , I. bl ii' Jen' by 1' nb -'III , lx' 'IP DLT ug fi CM u 'ii I .1-if' if I ,JJ fi I 7 , 1 ' X V Ik .L IJ : I: s-JA iiflitli III fl -' J I I f ' ,J ,'iPNY1j1E FURNITURE CQ. tj hgh V in lv + If U u In , - - I , '. nom: Home Fwfmfwe Store The Mutual Benelli L1Ie Insurance Com an A-7 ' WA IJ ll .il 4 FINE UPHOLSTERING of Newark' New Jersey 'S I ,LP up I ,V ,J Vu 416 Johnston Building Phone 3-7703 in J on L ye' 116 south College sr. chaggeegyexgzii, if. '1 7 'I Phone 8483 Phone 4-7820 . I 3 ,K W. H. Gaither A I. S. Reilly ssociafes if fl 3, - vi I, 1 I XLWW 5erE.!1el.eli..?e.IQfHnl3i'Iffe,??ifl'I Wen... une. .fi Page One Hzimlreiil Sixfu'-four gy by WWE' ibytsa M iVILLAS BROTHERS , , OL! My I SEIEVICE STATIQN -i-i'IOm8S Gflfflth and MVP 1000 South Tryon Street Q Amoco Products Insurancesiniliidquarters 226 S. Tryon St. Piedmont Building 1Street Fronti CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CHARLOTTE' N' C' SENIOR CLASS OF '52 All Lines of insurance Except Life Insurance Trorn Re resentin I5 Hi hest Jim, Grade Siiock Inssrance gompanies 'mahkgt 2-4195-PHONES-2-4196 202 East Trade Street 42g 44, C3'lM,Z- ' fe ,ee f.Qia,,a,6.w.,.7+70-of. ,527 AQ, elif X524 AMMO 0 eo yi? im M if-Zetw Wffwwf XZ' Qfggtf 56061515 ' 9514442- 5 6-if Jfffefnefeenni vi M ef feffffgfjyjef 4 6-77 Mveafwn? f7',Q,M,- -94Q,44j acjzfvgjk www X EAVINGS-CHECKIN!CBQA'CCOUNTS-LOANS LQ? CJLZZ L 1 ' 2, - 3442 QL , 00 fm Cuff-lcd G2 few? f 9' A O J ML 7,421 Q24 , wfelzo -.efeeefvwowu M View J M ,M 120 EAST THIRD STREET J Ciezfvfff CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA A f A ' 42 Qfgitzzff ffl-641 Phone 5-4441 CJ,6'lQe?! f'C,Q,Zl-C42 ftffg, P g O e Hundred Sixty-Eve I - iff, v- i'C Jwfggfrff Afvvv -Zidfvx!-ff' I 1 V , J Q., :fifty -9f4 !s '16 .'f'f Q- .!f','K'. ',f Q I' X. I 4 'X nfl 1 nv 11 '1Jff'f -7 fff fu 1 !A4f.Z'Q W- yy f - v f - - if . 'y, u 1. . .J '1fl7ltf!.fCf','f-r' 1, ,,,f,4, .- iff., ff::'U j1'l'5x . f f ..,., 4 I .A A .X X 1 f '-'!.Jrfvf vu,l-1.'.6.y'f,,f '. ,' ' ,f - f' 'Aff-'-' ' ff' rrrfff. Z,-.ff . ' - A10 a'crsxffKf'L I 4' L Y- Y if -'7'f 'Q.. O -iff-1,1 flf, -y? fffr: , -J, p I .. A I I , zap.. gat, ijzxyfrly I . L ian Sydfia cwizi Olfll' arroude rinceiod AS PHQTQQRAPH B O B EDBY STUDIO Page Ona Hznzulred Sixtvsix Compliments of C. D. Spangler Construction Company Compliments ot CHARLES MUDDY CUMPANY 2101 Thrift Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments ot BIGGERS BROTHERS, IDC. It Always Pays To Buy The Best WHOLESALE FRUITS-PRODUCE CHARLOTTE, N. C. E. P. NISBET COMPANY 1818 Baxter Street Dial 2-7755 ir FUEL OIL OIL BURNERS Our 25th Year t X c' IN ' N ev .4 A ,K -fi ' fs - ,, -o 'x', , .EXW M . ,, , . be in a N L - N a- . af1859 - - ' 1 r N ' 1. , X . 1 A, - - Y ' JI 5:-yn -HT' 5 ik, -V' ' . na V N . t . 1, Q 1 5 1' ,. . fa , ' '- 4 ' 1 C ,-- . -M I A. 1 ., Jrhkpt Q: ' E u u ' A ll!! T. V. ' soon stones .. ,y - N . Q P1952 P N ,, - x 'Xx It xx fy The Independence Mutual Lite Insurance Company 507 East Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS! llq-11- Pao HddSti i L'L'2-CJu.b Bam' 3 MD U Row Wh -Q - L -L ' L1 -M Q QANN ' va9a Q' v'wo'u J --Q-G49 -9-10-Q.. JL-'I--no-'gb NNHAQ Fug' Q -LQ... exe-Q61 'cw-Qna, -XJ.:-n.A.,1-4-.-m.s.Qv...... .g,..,.,, ,QQ-UL' QL,-WNQAXSR . -...rr 34.3 v-Jxeou ako- GAS -Qwvj My OAK 7- 1-QR-.X -ffv-w...,..5Z 'Lb .2-.. 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