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

 - Class of 1954

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' , -' 0,5 gi x y p' N-.1 M- 0 , , K, ' if' Jn w qw pf. 4 Sf is-. mary sandra schulken . . .editor ellouise diggle . . . business manager mr. paul neal . . .sponsor mrs. elizabeth smith . . . financial adviser 7 an QL- y'- o x I My f - 5 ul 1 I , ,J f I 1 4 I ef, I 1. S 5 I I ' 5 G4 K nips and cuts central high school charlotte, north carolina nineteen fifty-four Gad, this school is really the most, so l'll have to break it into three groups. Q '- 113: , gifvbifwgi' , W4 fl keepers kats kapers nn-0-sv v.,. li unsmaq., M muh., Q95 sw' WMM Wie dedicate this the l954 SNIPS ANI: Curs to a teacher here at Central who has worked hard for this elass. She very seldom gets in the spotlight because she is so busy working in the baek- ground. Her door is always open for us to eome in and talk over our problems. I lave you notieed what a wonderful senior eiass this has been and what fine assembly programs have been presented? Do you reeaii the huge Red Cross Drive this year? Shes the one behind it ali! Yes, the teaeher who has meant so mueh to this eiass -and to Centralgis the one to whom we wish to dedieate this i954 SNIPS AND Ctrrs. She is Miss Loutsra iiU'I'Cli1SON'. administration 'S ni W V DR. E. ll. CLXRINCLEIR Szipcriizteizdciit of Schools MR. ,IOHN O'1 1'S Principal r A u i. av c R v M E S '1i?'F'2:f:1k , .I Y 1 -. 'fwfr MR. EDWARD SANDERS MISS iViARION FRASER MRS. HELEN LAVVRENCE, Mimeogmplzer Axsistmzt Priizcipul Dean of Girls M1SS BET'rv CUNN1NuHAix1, Secrcmrv iX'iRS. ,I. B. KUYKENDALL, ,IR., Treasiiiei' MRS. VVALTER W. SMITH, Registrar Page Niue faculty MISS NANCY IXIIEII, 13.5. liookkecgiiziig, Typing ll, Uriciiitatimz MIIS. VIRGINIA AGNEW, AB., MA. Engiislz, Orierztatioiz MII. VVILLIAIII S. BALI., HS., MA. Plijfsiczil lfriifcntimz MII. GILBEIIT IHAIIIINCE, AB., M.Ed. lfizglisli, Radio Produclioii, Orieiitatioii A1188 MAIIY BALLE, AB., MS. hnglisli MII. CiLALlDE HELL, BS., M.Ed. Industrial Arts MIIS. LEOLA HOKE BINKQIIAM HS., M.M. Vocal Music I MISS IVIIRIAIXI W. BLAIII, AB., 13.5. Distrilmfive Edifcatimi MISS PIOSANNAII BLAIII AB., HS. lll LS. Ijiimriml A1158 MILDIIED BRADLEY, HS, llliysicnl El11fC!1fi0ll Q53- -f fn., INK in ti 1 N- I D ' - Three years we've had them and three years they've worked with each and everyone of us so that our ultimate Mm. BliT'IYIi l3nHEnl.m'r, ,X.l3. Xln. lnvwc: nl. UIJEIAI,-KN, ,'X.l3., MA. Maw SARMI l os'l+3u, ,'X.l3., MA. Assistant Iilzmrimz XVUVM History y Spfzuislz, Orivumtimi. Spmzislz Cj0IIl'L'l'StlfiUII Miss liIl7AIZETIl Bmcri. ,X.I1. Mn. h'vII.I,lAN E. ELLIS, NH. lfuglislz,OVic111t1tim1 Ilrivmyq MISS JNNNE HVUIII-TON HMI.. A-13. Hiraloglm' N135 c,h'X'l'IIl,iRlNli C1.u.cz, XII., KIA. Hn. MMu'Llw XV. l51,m'n, ,fX.l3., MA. l,r11i11, Spfzllixfz Hmfcrlz Hisfzzrj' MH- lil!-'XNli HINITIUN, U-S. fs-wzior' Sciwzcc, lJl1Y1'siL's, fhfrmmzziics Mu. Rolaum' U. IUUSTISH Mus QTORNFLIA Form, ,'X.l3., MUN. BS. in Ed., MA. !h1IIUl'iL'lH1IliSf!H'.1' MMS l,OllISli llll'1'CrllQ0N, NU. lDil'Cl'SfftL'lI, Ucuzfpfzlimz , Ugc'lm1 0 0 0 at og 02- - 0: . 0: - I2 15 3: C: C: cult NIR. CHARLES KIRBY, Ulu., NB., Mild AIUUIH11, C:CO1llL'H'1', Basic Mathenmtics .5 . Mus. CTARULYN ABLIS LEONARD, HS Cjlflfllilfg, Pre-Nzzrsing, Family I.i1'iHlQ Mass IIELEN IXIACIXLXNLIS, AB. I'ilI4QIiSlI Mu. IIENRY AIADDEN, BA. Social Studies Mus. FANNIE B. NIASTEN, AB., NA 1 t7llIiIj' Living, Cozuzscling Miss BARBARA!! IX1CIjONAI,D, BA. IflIKLlIiSl'I, Oricumtimz, CjOlfIISL'IiH!Q Mn. SAMUEL N. 1X1II.I,ETTE, LLB. CjUIll1llL'VCit7l Lzm' Mlss RUTH FA1N IX1OSER, HS. C:l'1L'1lIiSffj', Biology Mn. PAUL NEAL, AB., MA. Public Sf7L'i1lQiH4Lf, Psyclzology, EIYKQHSII, CjU1f1'7SUIflZ!5j Mn. IDUNALD IWEVVMAN, NH. fxHlL'1'iCUl'l History CIUIIXYHIICV Hntlzcnzzztics : '09 TF:- M goal, Graduation, could be attained-without them, the Central faculty, we would be as nothing-and all we can Miss Com L. ODOM, A.B. Slzortlzzzml, Office Practice Miss LILLIAN PARKS, A.B., M.A. lfiiglislz Mas. RENA COLE PARKS, A.B., M.A. Orieifzmtioii, fllgelzrn, Aloclcriz History Mus. lVlARY -I. PATTEusoN, AB., M.A. ljizglislz, JOIlI'l1llllS1ll MR. ERNEST PmvE'I'TE, HS., M.A. Miss DIANET Roumsow, A.H. 'l'ypuu'ritiizg, Slzortlmml liilalc Mlss lX'lARIAN REED, AB., M.A. Miss l3RANCEs RYAN, HS., M.A. Moilcriz History, fliizericmi History, Foods Social Smilies, Coniiscling Mu. CiEORGE L. SAWYER, -ln. Miss PmLEc'l'A REINHARDT, HS., lXl.A. HS., M.A. Eizglisli, Oriwiiotioii Biology Miss IXLICE l'mEvNoLus, A.l3., M.A. Mu. KARL SAWYER, BS., M.A. Fnfnclz College fllgelmi, Soliil Ccoiuetry, 'l'll'l.QUI I0lIlf!lTj', fllgclmi 9 Q t 0 - C: C: 0- 0: 9. - .1 CE .2 6 0 .Q 0 ...,...J. i ww, say is Thank You! Appreciate what you have, Sophomores and juniors, they're the finest! Mus. C1l,xn1.o'i'113 SCAl'l'LlCCl, IES., MS. Miss Clnxim IIXIMMONS, Mild. Mn. Dlfxczu h'VliRN1i'I l'1f,, HS., M.,X. HiIl1U.Lf'1',CJl'iL'lIftIfiO7I 'fy1vc'11'i'itii1g, Clwzwzil lgnsinvss Dmrinifivs, Pzlllliu Sl7L'tllliIIlLf Mn. liliNNE'l'il SiNc1i,,x1u, ILS., MA. Miss ILAN VON LZANON, fX.l3. Miss S,-xnfxii XVILCUX, fx-I3-, M-ELL lzlflzfsrriul Arts, AllIflICl!lt7fiL'S lfuuligll HHIIIIUY, l'si'cl1olof'i', CJViL'lIitYfiUII, .5 .xv, , 1-1, cTUl!lISL'IiII.Lf Mus. illJlZA1ili'l'll ll. SMITH, l3.fX. Miss IXNN Wfxii, i3.lf.,fX., lXI.l-.,fX. Plum' ciCOIIlL'fl',l', CJVif.'I1flIfiOll fir! Mn. .Inari STHRN, IZA., MA. Miss Vmc:1N1,x XfV,x1m, l3.S. in Il.ii. Rumi, Orclzcslm llama uCUl'1UHliCS Q 9 Q 6 - at o- CE - 0, , 0- 5 C2 ' 93- 0: 0: 0. is I2 I , I Q ' - -H- -I 'V , V, 531131 .I ,, . F A I I T ,.,- ' Z e I . ff ,- H: 1 MN. If - I.. , .,,f' -I If fr K . ,. VV M I Wu K , A WA W , 5 M 12 I2 , ' ifig?fSQ5' ,Im f 'i wi M If ffiifi, QQ! M, .I .. 2 if 53 li 4 ., jg .. 3 + ,,- II g,i:1e W-31? sh g LI A 'III' -,Q ,Q ' H5 +I W 2252 Q I1 ' Wx ., 5 W E ,Y , .i ll. , :K ,R -- I In :ggrig . 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U ,xl 'S X i 3 4-in lbw wr W- P2142 iid s gms ,figiiy N, x1.z api Y ,, A Y Mmm, -:if Qzqwf s e n i o r cl a s s FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS First rmv: ,IOIINNY 'lhcmlfxsow Prasizlwzt MAX llxuws V ICC' Pr'usiLfellI Secuml rmv: .IAKE Ilfmwllfxnnl Sccrvmry SOPIIIE LEvEN'1'1s TP'L'41SlIV6'7' Fyougeve fgatswgve tai! eng? th '- onkuld - Page Eighteen SECON D SEMESTER Ol7I3lCliRS left to right: BARRY CTLARK ljlwsicfulzl 'DIANA CA1wEN'1'1a11 x7iL'L Pl'USil1'L'lll .IANE VIXHORNIIIII Secretary IXIARY ELLEN CLOINES ,l1I'L'lISllTL'l' nineteen fifty-four egin M ARGARET ELLEN IXBERNATI IY BETTE NIAE ADAMS IXIARY IJIXON ALEXANDER IXIIARY ETTA ALEXANDER QTIIARLES VV1LL1AAl ALLEN .IAAIES AIURRIS ALLEN JARIES KENNETH IXLLISON ELDON LEE ANDERSON -IuD1'rH ANN ANDERSON Q '-of r . IXIICIIAEL Lows ANDREWS LETTY SUE ANDREWS SYLVIA MARIE ARNOLD IYANCY ANN FXUGIITRY IDARRELI, LEE AVERY UIOIIN EARL BALLARD Page Nineteen senior class . . . nineteen hundred ALXRY SUE BANKS FRANCES EL1zABE'l'u BARNES len ANN BARNES IACUR cillAllL1iS IBARNIIARDT, .lR. CYAYLE A1AXlNE l3ARR1ER ,I1AlAl1E IDONALD BARRIER IZREIJERICK ERNEST BARYYR: AIARIE ANITA l3EA'VrY SARAH ELLEN BECK IIILDA LOUISE IBECRHAA1 AIAAIES EARL BECRHAAI Pnczuv ,IOYCE BEDSUI, Eterrifbignes - at ral, s wwgmev - Q i LYLE Lliw BEMAN QTAROI. IX1ARll.YN IEENNE1' BOBBY VVALLACE IKENTUN CTIIARLES LEROY BERRY AIARY .lliANE'l I'E BEllllYlll L7lIAHl.0'I I'E IIARDRE BET! l,l. llz.X Gget Qnds 've Page Twenty Mr fifty - four PAUL EVERETTE BILES BETTI' JO BISHOP SARAII LYNN BLACK CIAITIIER CIIBSON BLAcI4wEI,DEII -IMIES l,EIIOv BOONE VIOSEI-II ALBERT HOIIIIITT . 2 will jean s, Q fa ELIZIIBEIII LEE BOYVERS SYBLE GEIIALDINE BOWERS CIIAIILES PHILLIPS BOWLES .IAAIES CIIBSON BOYCE NIIIIY CTAROLYN BIIAIQEFIEIJI VIc:'I'On IXRTIIUII BIIAWLEI' BEN -IOSEIIII BROADWAY BEIITIIII KAROL BROADWELL REBECCA IXIAE BROGDEN 3 Page Twenty-one gn. senior class... nineteen hundred NANCY E,LlZAl3E'l'II HROOKES LLOYD RAEFORD BROWN RONALD LEVVIS BROVVN DONALD RICHARD BRYAN IYIARY CYIIENN BIINN ROBERT rl1llXlOTIIY BIIRRIS IXLAIA LEUNA DURTON FRANK BIISRY, AIR. CBAROLYN VVEBB BYRIIAI NVILLIAAI LEE CAIIOON IDOROTIIY XIELMA CAAIAIER QTMZL -IACKSON cTMXIl'I3lil.I, DIANA KAY CARPENTER BIAXINE IIARRIETTE CARPENTER BILL RAY QTARRIKER SIIIRLEY ANNE QTARSWELL FRED VVEIR CASTLES DALE IIILLIARD QTATO lem, he ' mags to pmfor - lv 2 tha 'fw wz Q X N Page Twenty-Iwo GA , I ,, L ,,Y . A,.v Q i 5 , I fifty - four AGNES ANNE LDALIDELL .ION BARRETT CLARK ROBERT LEE CLARK DANNY CARVER COLE AIAMES .THOMAS CIONDER -IANES KENNETH QTOOK, DIR. that' omi Q so ' ou - Q DONALD BUNDY COOKE ROBERT LEWIS COWARDIN ALTON BROADVVAY CRAVER HAROLD BAKER CTULLINGFORD JOHN EVERETTE CULP CHARLES EAIORY CuNN1NGHAA1 'IOAN BTARLENE DALTON NANCY LOUISE DAVIS CLYDE .IAMES DELLINGER 6 'vr '5' 1 Page Twenty-three senior class . .nineteen hundred l,o1s lL1,lNon IJEMPSEY liI,l,UllISE KE,'xsI,un ljlllill M,xnc:,x1zH'1' ANNE IDISUER lK1m1sEn'l' EnNus'l Donna lhalssctcm ,XNN Dnfxuu S'I'IEl.l..'X Dnoss enkmb at scalr Sxmvlfx VVILLENE IDUNN N,xnc:fxnE'1' EMILY EAYES CLORDUN LUTHER EDNVARIJS EHNEST CQENE llF11m llolsm' LEE Ill.IJIS XVEBB ETIIERIDQLP C1,fw1'oN IXRTIILIR EUBANKS -'LINE QiAROI.YN linux' MM EVANS AIAMES PATRICK l3Aul.l4N1en lIAnm' LEE FERc:usoN Tnolxms l3Enn1m' Sjgnore Fe wjiv ol.,-lit pfirallyqgancl Page ,FIUCVIIY-fO1lI' fifty - four ROBERI' LINSY FARRIS IXIARY .IANE FIDLER ANNE CIORDEN FINGER HELEN -IEAN FLOVVERS LYNN .IANET FOARD CLHARLES -IUIIN ITODEI, ur fi ' h smgfo Lge IXVIILLIE ELOISE FOGLE ,IEAN SHERRILL FORT RONALD EDWARD FOSTER LARRY CARLTON FOWLER ANTOINETTE MARY FRANTZ ,IOIIN FRANKLIN FRAZER, III DIQIIN FIIRR LINDA CZAYLE CQARIXION RICHARD -IEROME GAUDE1' 'W Page Twenty-Hue senior class... nineteen hundred NANCY LEE C1111soN Illclmnn RozzE1,1,E Cl11J1.AN1u VIACK NANCE G11.1,1s AIARY ELLEN CRJINES IXIAVXHE LOUISE c1OODVVlN NAM' IIOSEPIIINE Clmllml abo tf Os NANCY ll1NEs C111ws0N IJENNIS I,EoN Gauze: ROBE111' LOVE C11EcLo1:Y SUE E1.1z1xBE'r11 CI1z1FE1N -'AMES CTUNRAIJ c1RIIXIIiS C11 ENNA .IRAN Clncacpca y gtba I 0 G NANCY LOUISE cfRLIBER CMU. Q1UEST ,IANIE l7RANCEs Cl1l111,Ev AGNES SECIIRIST IIAMER YIANE M1'1'c:11E1111 Il1x1x11x1oN11 IZEVERLY ANN IIARKE1' Wavaof me - iff?-Z., 458,659 ' , wig: - :gg i ' ii sf 1 ' ,EV , . .. 5 Q V S 1' ff Page 'l411'c11ly-six fifty - four PYALPH PIARKEY CLRADY A1ACK IIARMON IDONALD THOMAS IIARR1s IVIARY SUSAN IIARIUSON rl-IIEIJXIA 'IACQUELINE IIART XVAYNE FRANCES HART k ' ou Q tu ou O 2 Q NANCY ANN HARTIS PATSY ANNE IIARTSELL NANCY -IANE LIASKIN RAYMOND FI-IIOMAS IIASTY CTXROLYN AIARIE IIELAIS .IACK PRICE IIELIXIS l,A XXERNE KINL: IIELIXIS ,NNN RUTH IAIENSON NORMAN .IAY IIEXAMER Mw- jg I9 Page Twenty-sc1'c'n senior class . .nineteen hundred VVILLIAAI A1AR'I'lN HILL IXNN EL1ZABETH HORRS CLEORGE BONSON IIOBSON ,IANIE ELIZABETH IJOKE IXIIRIAM PIENRIETTA IIOLDER -IOHN IIONDROS FREDERICK EARL HOWARD BE'r'1'v BLAKE IIOVVIE AAIEOIA FERNE IIUDDLESTON BE'r'1'v -'EAN IIULL XV1LL1A1x1 IVIARION IIUNTLEY VVHOIXIAS clI.ADSTONE IIURT WADE HArxlP'1'ON ISON I IERRER1' -IAcOROw1'1'z P1E1D SELBY JOHNSTON FREDERICK cVJ'NEIl, DIONES RALPH EUGENE -'ONES IIARRY IVIOTTE IIOYNER, ,Ill Qkn - finapae S Qmorlncedk CIR? of 6:TSol:m3ore w Page Twenty-eiglzt flfty-fo ear lin UI' NANCY EIINIQE KAIINES IXPHIIODITE KASTANAS LULA KASTANAS lX1ARY ELIZABETII KEAIINES DIOIIN TIIOAIAS KELLEII KATIIIIEEN VIIIGINIA KEsI.En g Qaerygngort PATSY ANN KETCIIIE CAIIOLYN CILINE KEZIAII EDVVIN XVHITSON KING .IEANNE IIOLLAND KING RICIIARD TIIOAIAS KIIIKLAND YIOEL LEAIIIEL KIRKLEY, ju. IDOROTHY ANNE KIIZKIJATRICTK IXIARY LEE SMITH KISEII SYLVIA RUTH KISEII I I Page Twenty nine senior cIass . .nineteen hundred X'v.'XI.'l'ER STUKES KISIAII NELHI: I,EVEN'I4lS ISARNHY Louis I,lSli, -In. Daman V, IQNELI SUPIIIIE I,EV1iN'l'lS IloN,,u.n IIICIIARID I.l'l l'l,li INA Mnnlli Inbxczkm' llfxmus Lufsm' Clmzx' I.lI'I'lER,Xl, II1i1sEcC,-x CILYNN I.,VxMvl.l.x Dm' KENNE'1'u Lim C.'xn:11.x'N -I,xNu Ixnsnlx' XNHA I,E1mu'l l'1in 'lnmxms IZARNSIIAXV Llwnsm' AIARKJIE Ii1,1,143N M,x1.oN15 ,lsinm X'IlNl'IiN'l' I.Fnw1il.1 SANDIIE NVEBB IJNIIIBERCLEII Ilfwuwla Illglslecxxx M,xn'l'1N 0 0 Q ' ha? ' I1 IQ' I Ig HIOIHB Illst 3 me O P C Bb Y IC Q Q Q Q fggl Page Thirty fifty - four askw VV1L1.1AAl I.1.ovD IXLXSON l.E'l I'112 CZARDER IXIASSEY CWIIARLES HENRY MATEER IEENJAXHN AIARVIN IXIATIIEVVS SHIRLEY 1X1CC7l.ANAIlAN IXIAYNUR SmRl,Ex ANN IXIAYS Snag to y S BARBARA ANN AICLiAI.1,, BARBARA ,lovczu lX1CcTAl.l. CTAROLYN SUE NICCYALI, Dlo.-xN E1,1zARETn 1X1CCTALI. 1NN1 R D TIILIHCIIWELI. cr i:Al.I. XV F E Q M C AI.-XRCIA .lo A1Cci0RD IXNNA SIIIRLENE MQC11,l. BARBARA ANN IXICINTYRE IIERBERT VVA1-soN IXICKINNELI. Page Thirty-one senior class . . . nineteen hundred SARAH LILLIAN McVVum'1'Eu 'IENNIE IXVIAIKZAIKIII' IX1EADUll FRED fXm'11Lln IXlEllliIl.l., hln. VIOIIN Cu'r'l'1No AlERlll'l l 'DONALD CJLIVEH AlIl,l.lil! CHWLE lnLNI1 Allllllll 0 lea ' -the - Q 'ILILIA AlARllARE'l' M11,1,En Iixmulionn DoN1x1.u AIILLS C,xRoLvN ST1Ec:En AIINOCLIE IXIITZI .'ANE IXIINOR AXNN Euz,usu'l'11 M1'1'c1uEl.1. lil.lZAIiE'I'll Norm MoN,umN CLENE NVEBIQ Moonh Blu, Moons Su.w.1,ENE El.lZABE'l'll Monms C,x11ol.x'N M,xxcwNli Mowna Hulsucrun Iinfxwcus Munnn' X'vAl,'l'Iill lilaw,-um AIYERS 1 Q il - ', w re mof n ur Q - Page 'lylzirty two 'ws 'luv Q7 y-four 59732 DONALD CAROL NANCE HARRY LEE NEELY, jR. ESTHER LORRAINE NEWELL MARY RANDOLPH NORTON OSBORNE CAHILL OAKLEY, JR. PATRICK NEWTON PARKER, III thqrk sput PAUL EDWIN PATTON DAVID OWEN PEARCE ERNEST S. PHIPPS IACQUELINE PICKARD FRANCES IRENE PLYLER RICKY JANIES POPE NANCY KATHLEEN POPLIN JAMES ROBERT PORTER FRANCES ELOISE POUNDS Page Thirty-three seniorclass nineteen hundred 'DAVID Xf'V1L1.m1xl Povvum. l3E'l 1'x' lhss PnEss1,v Ufxnufum .IEANNE PRESSUN QTIIARLES IDOLIULAS PRESSON lemxm' RM' Pmc:E Nunn cjODEl.l.ll Pmczu NAM' Psomfxlmlus E1,1z,xBE'1'u ANN Punvxs Bnlzlmlm LEE RAINES URANLA RONNIE RAl,1.1s IIELEN Bm'AN RM' llfxnoln l3os'1'En REMIES Svlevm HEESE 'IUNE U.I.IZABli'l'll Rum Pfxnks LE A10NIJIi RILINIIARIYI Cfxux LEE RENEALI IIELEN ANN Ruin IJ.-XNIEI SNOVVHILI. RICIIARIJS, Ill BLJQE elaQ2of 'Q it e o ghu -cce gthegaif, hw-.gs Huge Vllllifflf four fifty four AIOSEPII EDWARD R1CCs VV1L1,1s QLLENN R11x11xlER, IIR. RIARLENE HITCH PATRICIA IXNN ROBERTS C21-XACE EUGENIE ROBERTSON LEw1s EARL ROBINSON wwg fel ua .mg NANCX' PAMELIA ROBINSON VV11.L1Azx1 CQENE ROBINSON NANCY IDONAVE Ross LARRY FRED RLISSEL1, ZXNNIE .IEAN SAXON R1ARY SANDRA SCIIULKEN NANCY SUE SCOTT BOBBY LLOYD SEAGRAVES ARTHUR fxLVIN SELBY, 'IR. Page Thirty-five seniorclass. nineteen hundred ROSEIXIARY SESSOMS ERNEST LEE S11AvER IDAVID LEE SHERER PEGGY JUNE S1-1EnmLL N1ARlANNE SHUBERT BE'1 l'Y JANE SIIULENBERGER IZLLZABETH BECK SINK l3E'r'rY ANN SLOAN BOBBY RUSSELL SMALL EDGAR XA!lLLIAIXl SMITH IXIARVIN IJELANO Smrrll ANNA LYNN SIXllTl1'PE'I'ERSEN EDNA 1x1AR'l'lIA Srxlom VVILSON IXIAURICE SNELI. CYLIY VASSER SUULE, ,ILL VVILLIAM XVARREN SPARROXV CYEORGE VVILLIAAI Sl'I'I I'l,E, Ill CIROSBY LANE SPRLIILI. QE wwgd thQEuaB!alk Giof hamrevwd at re - 'W' Page Tlzirtvesix fifty - four DAVID STALLS ANDREA STALVEY 'IO ANNE STONE RICHARD TVIEREDITH STOWE TXTARGARET ELLEN STRAWN JOHN ORVILLE SUMBIEY, IR. ine act g - e 'Tier iors, PATSY ANN SUSTAR CHARLES LEROY SWEITZER JANET TVIAY SWEITZER SUSIE 'IUANITA SWINDLER -IOHN l'IENRY TALBUTT CTAROLYN LOUISE TAYLOR CTAROLYN WAYNE TAYLOR BETTY ROSE TEMPLETON 'IOHN A. THOMAS 2 Page Tlrirrv-seven seniorclass. nineteen hundred 'IOIIN LVIILLER THOMASON VV. I. IVIICHEAI. FIWHOIXIPSON IIANE LULITSE TIIORNIIIl,IT BERNARD RUDOLPI1 TREXLER ROBERT LEE TRIBELE VVADE EDWARD TIIRNER, IIR. tyear - befe CO e Q CTENE LEwls VAN CTIIREN IIACQUELINE ELIZABETH VILLAS BEVERLY NEITI, VVALKER 'IERRY VVALKER IIUDITH PRISCILLA VVALKER BRUCE LAVVRENCE xVALI.ACli 1 1 1 SS -gev ad -S IDONNA LEE VVALTZ ROBERT KENEDY VVARDIN IIAAIES VVARD VVELLER SUSAN lX1lRIAIXl VVELLONS BETTY LEE VVELLS BOBBY CLEORGE VVELLS wr-ali Page Thirtyfeight Ti fHty QQ?- four Tolxnxw WEST, JR. THOAIIXS WINSLOW WESTh'lORELAND ALTON GLENN WIDENHOLISE SHIRLEY ANN WILLIARTS CHARLES ARTHUR WILLIS ELIZABETH ANN WILSON 'th .at, Ci!-IRISTINE WOOD CTLALIDIA WOOD JERRY LEE WOOD ROBERT REID YANDLE DIIINE YARBROUGH 2 . ... 4' 1 is 'U A 2? lj- V 525 11 Kg I Q , H A' . ' ?' IIR I I ' Page Thirty-nine junior class FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS First row . BAINE N1AR'I'IN President 'TOMIXIY GRAHAM Vice-President Second row: IXTARY FROEBE Secretary KERM11' BATES Treasurer mar his! Tmgreeigs fan - atg obi. Hsethisjg SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS BILL BELLOWS President JOHNNY LOIXIAX Vice-President NITA FERRELL Secretary DON M ILLEN Treasurer Page lfurtm :go nineteen fifty - four C. B. ADAMS MARGARET ANN ADKINS SARA AGNEW ANNE IXLEXANDER ERIC ALEXANDER BIARGARET ALEXANDER FRED ALLEN SHEILA ANGSTADT LUCILLE IXRRINGTON KAROLYN ATWELL CLARENCE AUSTIN BOB BARNES PATSY BARNES DIOHNSIE BARBER B1ARlI.YN BARROVV DON BARNETTE KERAIIT BATES KEITH BAUCOAI BECKY BEATTY PAT BEATTY -ha I AVIS ECI4 Nl B ' FRANK BELL BILL BELLOVVS CHARLES BERNHARDT IDELORES BERRY SHIRLEY BERRY ROBERT BERRYIIILL BEN BETTS INIARVIN BIGHAAI EVELYN BILOTTA TON BLACK DON BLACKAIAN ROBERT BLACKVVELDER PAT BOLCH DOTTIE BOYD LARRY BREEN ANNE BRIGHT CHARLES BROXVN CIRAIG BROWN IMIARTHA BROWN of junior class... nineteen hundred BILLY BRIITON CHARLES BRYDGES CIONNOR BLILLARD TOMMY BULLOCK THOIXIIXIY BURGESS BOBBY BURROLIIIHS REGGIE BLISBY AIEANNETTE BUTLER TOMMY BYRNES BILL CAMPBELL BOBBY CAHOCJN DIANE CARHIICIIAEII VVAYNE CARPENTER CEXROLYN CAUIJLE PAUL CHAMBERS BARBARA CPIEEK DIOYCE CIHRISTENBERRY .'0HN CiHRlSMAN CTENE CTHURCH AIOY CILARKE RUTH ANN CILIFF 'IIIXIMY CILIPPARD FRANK CTLONTZ EARL CIOAN -r iIH3IaIsJ!p o ves - ok 3m SARAII Lou COBB BEVERLY CRJLLIER PETE CKJLLIER DAVID CTOLLINS fxNNE COOKE DICKIE CTORNWALI BOBBY COLIRTNEY SHIRLEY CRAFT gate 1' In .lv idrf.. mx N Page Forty-two fifty- four SUSAN CTROXFORD clVVEN IJALY BILL IDAVIS CLAYTON IJEAN PATRICIA DEARMON CQLENDA IDEATUN IDONNA DESSAUER IJORIS DEYXVESE PIIILII' DIEPII. YVONNE DOSTER DERK DOWD DIIL IJOWDELL TOMMY IDOVVNER .IOIINNY IDRIUGERS IJAVID DRUBI 1 - 1 -sup lo -on - SUSAN EDVVARDS -FOAIIXIY ENULISII 'IOIIN ELLENBERG MARY ELLIOT JERRY ELLIS ELIZABETII ELLISON ELAINE ESTRIDOE SUE EVANS -IEANNETTE EWART RAY FELMET NITA FERRELL DETTINA FINKENSTADT IYIILTON FLOVVE PAT FREEZE AIARY FROEBE EMILY FUNDERBURKE c1llARI,OTTE FURR CLUILFORD FURR KAYE CQALLIHER EVELYN CLAMBLE IJAVID CQARMON ,IANET GARRISON 'IIMMY clETTYS ATARTI-IA CIIEESLINL: ROGER CEIBSON 1 C 2 iunior class... nineteen hundred TOMMY GODFREY GRAYDON GOULDING DONALD GRAHABI PITOTWINIY GRAHAM GAIL GREENE BILLY GREGORY BILL GUICE MARY GRIER DIGKIE GRIFFIN ROBERT CTRUBBS LEE GULLEDGE FAYE GURLEY PEGGY HAITHCOX DURROW HALL IIINIIWY HAB'IILTON GRACE TTANCOX CLARENCE HARGETT BOBBY HARKEY MARIETTA HARRIS FRANK HARWARD CHARLOTTE HAYES MARILYN HELBIS TVIILTON HELMS LIIGINDA HENDERSON Wwe iam -Cenmher - n't of ROSGOE HERRINGTON JERRY HILDRETH TAYLOR HILL MARY IGTINSON JOE HOLBROOK SYLVIA HOLDEN ANN HOLLAND BETTY HOLSHOUSER Elnat ' ' 'W ?i'ifiLfSfifi'2 R Is is 5' if RE ig! W Page Forty-four Y four NANCY HCJLISE DAVID IIOYLE BILLY IILIDSPETH EDNVARD IIUDSON LMIARY ANNE HUNTER TOMMY IIUTCIIINS NORAIA HLIIl'I' SARAH INGRAAI IIIAIAIY 'IEVVELL VVOODY IIOIINSTON TIIOAIASENE KANIPE BILLIE KEESLER IDANNY KEEVER ZAR.-X KELLY l3RANRI.IN KELLY s acl t IIANE KENDEIXLX' .IIAIAIY KILDAY Q:EORGE KILLOUGII UIOIIN KIBIBIRI, BARI KING -IOAN KING SYLVIA KING VVILSON KINGIIORN NORA1AN KINZIE BILL KRAUSS MARY -IANE LASSITER FRANCES LANVING MORRIS LAWING AIIARLA LAVVS DAVID LAVVSUN DIAGIQ LAZARUS NIORRIS LEAIAIOND LMIARY ELLEN LEU LOUISE LIFSEY ALBERT LINDSEY KAY LINR STEVE LINKER ITIARRIET LIPFORD BOBBY LITAKER IOIINNY LOMAX 191 'T CNW iunior class. .nineteen hundred NANCX' LONG BO 1N1ADDEN PAY MAIIAN IIIXIIHY IVIALONE BAINE IVIARTIN CTI-IARLES MARTIN ANN RAE MATTHEWS NEIL MATPIISKJN IXNN IX1AYER LILLIAN IVIAYSE SYBIL IVICCALL IXIARCARET IVICCTLAIN CAROL MCCLENNY KATHERINE MCCOY JUDY IX4CCLlBB1N PRED MCINTYRE LIBBY 1X1C1N'l'YRli BETTY MCKAY DAVID AXICKINNON PATSY MCLAIICHLIN ANN 1X'1CLENDON FRANCES IVICLESTER jACI4 MEEI4 BILLY IVIILI. DON IVIILLEN CLYDE INIILLER NANCY SHANNON IX VVALTER 5111.15 DAVID IX'l1NCEY CIAROLYN A1l'l'ClllIN CLAY 1X1OBLEY BARBARA IXMJORE 1II.l.S me Basuch mgle Q to M5 pulbE.throM?Thej2uary,g:ph QE IM Page Fortyfsix ET.. Wx Y -four BETSY LMIOURE IJONALD MOORE jI1xlAIY MOSS IJAVID PIORRIS HOIIDIE IXVIOTLEY PAT LXIIULLIGAN IOYCE MLILLIS CATIIERINE MYERS IJONNIE NANCE -IOYOE NEWEI.I, PAT LNLEVVIXIAN UIOIINNY NOLES SUE NORMAN AIARY LOU CJVERSTREET -'EAN PATTERSON acc fat I 5 LD. S CPELIA PARKER VERTIE MAE PARK LINDA PATTON UIUNE PIDITON CLLENN PEARSON .IOE PELLRAAI RIOIIARD PIIILEAION BILLY PIIILLIPS LEONARD PIIILLIPS ,IOE PICKARD HOB PLYLER CTAROLYN PLYLER EDDIE PLYLER PIPIZZIE PULK BILLY POOLE FRANCES POVVELL LARRY POWELL LOLA MAE PHATHER BILLY PRICE MARY QLIAY 'IAKE QUIORLE BOBBY RANDALL SYBIL RANSOAI 'IPOAIAIY REDDECK LARRY REDIXIAN Q.. 'Rb W junior class...nineteen hunclre BARBARA REED ANN RICHARDSON FRANCES RICHARDSON JIIVIINIY RICHARDSON BUDDY RIBINIER PHYLLIS ROBINETTE ANN ROBINSON JIIWIXIY ROBINSON Page Forty-eight SUZANNE ROBINSON FFOIXUVIY RODEY JEAN ROGERS AL ROSS AUDREY ROSS CHRIS ROUPIJULIS GEORGE RUDISILL PAT SARSFIELD FRANK SAVAGE BARBARA SCOGGINS JOIIN SCOTT CJERRY SHAVER PAYE SHORT RqAXlNE SHU ATHLENE SIIXIERSON JACKIE SIIXILVIONS SYLVIA SIIXIPSON SUZANNE SISTARE JUDY SKIDMORE JIIYIISE SKILLIXIAN BEVERLY SMITH BETTY PAYE SIXUTII BETTY SMITH CLAUDE SMITH ou .C -e -ss area gent gbiil in Et lf. four ERVVIN SIXIITH LESLIE SMITH TVTARTIIA SIXIITH RUTH SMITII PAYE SMOTIIERS PETER SNOW QTENE SPARE LTAROLYN SPEARS IXNN SPIVEY .ANN STACK TDICKIE STEELE TVTARY STEELE MIRE STEINACIIER BETTY SUE S'I'IKELEA'I'lIER SYLVIA STROUPE JIMIXIY SUITT ANN SULLIVAN SPIKE SUIXHHERLIN TOMMY SUIXUXIERVILLE CARL SVVEITZER ANN SWISHER PAT SYKES ANN TANKERSLEY SHIRLEY TARLTON NELL TAYLOR SHIRLEY PTRAYLOR PATSY 'TEAGUE NANCY THAMES CATliERINE PTTHEODORE CTYLYNDA THOMAS TXTARGARET 'THOMAS BILL TIIOMPSON VIX71AN VTTIIOIXIPSON JACK THORNTON TXTARGARET PITIIROVVER IIARRY TIBIIXIONS NELSON TRAVIS .IUANITA TQREADAVVAY 1. W. TREXLER IXRTHUR TULIKER iunior class...nineteen hundre IXIARY CA'1'11ER1NE LEx1E I-IWUIKNER 1X11cREx' V1XNN BOB VIRNELSON BILL VVAGONER CTIIARLES VVALLNER Bu.1.v XVALKER IXIYRA XfVA1,1,EN 'linux AIARY VVARD SYDNEY VVARNER C1AllOl, VVATSON IJORIS XVATSON RONNIE VVATTS IJENNY VVEAVER CHARLES YVERB CIA11. Xf'VEI,Ls CTYNTHIA VVEYANT BONNIE W1x11'E IJAVID VVu1TT1NuTON QLERRY WILKERSCJN CAROLE WILLIANIS QTAROLYN VV11,L1A1x1S Ulmmlv VV1I.l,1AA1s RALPH W11,l.11xAls 'ACK WILLS BOB VVILSON DON WILSON SOOTTY WII.SON NIIARLENE VVOOD ANNE LYNN WKBKDFCJRIJ IX'1ARY jo VVOOTEN BILL WC3IDX'I,A IXLKRPESSA YANDLE BARBARA YEIXIIXI DOUG YIKE ANITA YOUNT Ross ZACIIARY Q 95 . - 02 , 02- - 3 ' 2- 3: 0: ' : 3' V k,,: QM, x W d 2 , X r B- 15' f ij' Www f Q -f Q, W 'W ' U I f VY- ' ,A ,f fifw X , A 4 ' hw , 4, I f' ' ana' 'fx S, X ,J ,qsgiiifxu v Q , M' .suig f .,f Qifus -OI9f1'6nj5e . 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' v -. i. x 'M ,. y ' x 5 '- 1 H' . . , ,, A :QE fifty - four PHILIP ABRAMS CHARLAINE ADAMS JAMES ADAMS MARILYN ADAMS MARY IXLICE ALEXANDER TEDDY ALEXANDER DON ALLEN LIBBY ALLEN JANICE ALLISON JERRY AMOS STEVE ANDERSON ELAINE ANDREWS ANN ARMOUR LYNN ARMSTRONG NANCX' ARMSTRONG JUNE ARNETTE BETTY JEAN .AUSTIN CONRAD AUSTIN LOUISE AUSTIN VIRGINIA BAGBY Jhpkae ev ELIZABETH BAKIS JEAN BAILEY BJIKE BAILEY YVONNE BAILEY BETTY BALLARD BETTY BARKLEY CIIARLAINE BARNES JACK BARNETTE JON BASS PAT BEAIXIER ANN BEAIXION NICKY BEARD BILLY BEAVER TED BENNICK BRUCE BERRYHILL CAROL BERRYIIILL DIANE BETTIS SUELLEN BEVERLY BOBBIE BLACKINION MARGARET BLACKWELDER Page Fifty-three sophomore class.. . nineteen hundred BUDDY BLAKENEY TERESA BLANCHETTE XYLDA BLAND IDORA BLANTON NORA BLANTON .IULIA BLITCH ZOE BOGER IIOYCE BOONE NANCY BOONE ,IOHN BOOTH B1ARY ALAN BOOZER CHARLOTTE BOWEN LARRY BOWLES BETTY BRADLEY BEVERLY BRADLEY SYLVIA BRATTON .IOHN BRlTT IX'l1LDRED BROOME CBAROLYN BROWN LEON RBOWN B1c11ARD BRURIFIELD BETH BUFFKIN ROBERT BUNN CAROLYN BQRKTIART IVIYRNA BURLESON PAUL BURLEY LENORA BYNUAI HENRX' BYRD jo ANN BYRUM IIARRY CADDEI.I, LARRY CADDELL B'1AUP-ICE CALLAHAN e -ln ' njg -an 'ki gloxmeon ' Page Fifty-four Hy our BILL CANNON RITA CANSLER ELEANOR CAMPBELL ROBERT CAMPBELL ANNE CARROLL DAVID CARROLL CJAII. CARTER PRUETTE CARTER RACIIEL CAUDILL FRANCES CIIAFEIN ALLEN CHILDERS , . LARRY QRITPTON 5,-A 1 P 0 'S CATHERINE CLINE DONALD COBLE BETTY ANN CJOLBURN -or ' I1 ROBERT COLE PAT COLEMAN BEVERLY COLLIER PAT CONDER PEGGY CONNELI. JVIARJORIE CONRAD JIMMY COOK FIPOIXIMY COOK IDOROTHY COPSES TOMMY CKJRNELILIS JUDY CROCKETTE WILLIAM CJROCKFORD RONNIE CLILP IDANNY DANIEL RHUINIEL DANIEIIS TOM DAUGIITERY ELLA JANE DAVIS JEANNE DAVIS KITTY DAVIS PEGGY DAVIS RICIIARD DAVIS JANET DEESE NANCY DEESE BILL DELLINGER LEE DEI.I.INL1ER Page Fiftyffive sophomore class. .nineteen hundred BESSIE DIRIOS FRANCES DIXON DOTTY DOARES RICHARD DRAKE PEGGY IDUNN JOLYN DLIRIIAAI IX'11DGIE EARNHARDT IOEL EATAION -IOYCE EDEN BILLY EDWARDS QYAROLYN EDWARDS IAAIES EDWARDS NANCY EDWARDS SAIXI ELLIOT jo NELL ELLIS JOAN ENGLISH SHEILA ENGLISH JOAN ESTRIDGE ,IUDY EWINC PATTY FAIRES JANE FARRIS PAT FARSON ROBERT FERRELL PIAYAIOND FISH PAT FISHER HOWARD FOGELSON IVIARY LOU FORD PEGGY FORD KERIS FORT MARY jo FOSTER GEORGE Fox BUDDY FRANCIS H835 fo su gritygp Efejgs vmfardao Sf trg Page Fifty-six fifty four SANDRA FREEL .ALAN FREELAND BERYL FRIDDLE BETTY CJALLOWAY NANNIE GATIIINCS JERRY GARDNER SARA GARDNER BILL CJHEESLING YVONNE GRANT SYLVIA GRAY NANCY GREEN PATTY QJREGG PIJIIOIXIAS GREY BARBARA GRIFFIN SARA ELLEN GRIFFIN if? - talQ3l1m VIJONI GRIFFIN BALPI1 CJRICG JAMES CJRIGSTON PHIL CJROSE JERRY GRIIBER MARGARET LQURLEY LLICIAN GIITHRIE WILI,Is GLIYTON BERTIE PIAGER MARILYN HAAIBY CJAROLYN IIAAIRICK ANN HANCOCK SUE IJANEY ROBERT HANNAII ELIZABETH IJARDIN CIIUCR IJARKEY IJOROTHY IJARKEY ERSKINE HARKEX' JAIXIES PIARRIS JANE FJART BEN IIARTON LESLIE IIARTON DAVID IJARWOOD LEROY PIASKIN CJAROLYN IJAYNES Page Fifty-seven e Q I Sy 'Q 5' - . I . 1 x I s E YI sk' ' id W, .y , X X Q it X I by P ' ' x A 'J Q sr ew .ca :I if .bv S df. yf Q S4f::Qp5JhYOmOre class. .nineteen hundred x ' vi 'A 1 I! nl 1, JO ANN I'IEADEN AUBREY HELBIS IDORIS IIELMS IDOROTHY HELh1S EDWIN IIELMS JOE HELMS IVIILDRED HELMS ELEANOR HENRY FRED HICKS PATTY HILL REID HINSON BETTY HOBSON CAROLE HOLCOME ERNEST HOLDER CAROL HOLMES BARBARA IJOOVER 'TOIXHXIY HOOVER JEANETTE HOPE FROSTY IIORNE JANICE HORNE TIIELMA HORNER PATSY HOWARD JOE HOWIE NELLIE PIOUGH LEE ROY HOUSE SUSAN HOVIS JANICE HUDSON IMIELEN HOWARD CAROLYN HLIGLILEX MARTHA JO HLINNEYLIITT CAROL JACKSON JOE JOHNSON .On Bien - dBi kgg. wB1?tOjr:I1U n't - Page Fifty-eight Hy - four STANFORD JOHNSON WII.LIARI JOHNSON RUTH JOIINSTON SUZANNE JOHNSTON JIMMY JONES SHIRLEY JONES CAROLE JORDAN SAMMY JOIIDON WANDA JORDON JXJIKE JUSTICE PEGGY JUSTICE IRENE KARIIAS JUDY KEEVER SALLY KENDRICK SALLY KESTER ' OI'B.O Qin EDDIE KING LORRAINE KIRBY JOIIN KIITKLEY PEGGY KIRKLEY EDDIE KISEII MARION KISER CJAIL KULP WALLACE KLIRALT JIIXIIXIY LAMB AJURRY LAMB HENRY LANDIS CJREG LANIER PENNIE LANKFORD LINDA LASSITER IJUROTHY LAWING JXJARTHA LAWING KERNEY LEE CECII.I,E LEDYVELL PEGGY LENHARDT BILL LITAKER BILL LITTLE FRANCIS LITTLE TOM LITTLE IJONNIE LIVINGSTON BETTY LONG S Page Fifty-nine sophomore class RICHARD LONI: YVONNE LOVETTE SHIRLEY LYERLY ,IIIXIIXIY MAIIAN LILLYAN IVIALLOCH DAVID BAIANUS -IAOK MARTIN DOUGLAS IVIASSEY BETTY ANN BQCCALL BRADFORD MOCALL MARY BXIARSHA MOCALL BARBARA IVICCLELLAN BOBBY MCCOY ED MCCLILLOIIOII .IOHNNY B1CCLTLLOLlGH PIIOK MCDONOUOH .nineteen hundred QTAROLYN MCILROY -IESSIE IXXICCLAIN IXNN IVICLEESE PHYLLIS MCCLENDON -'AMES MCMANUS JEAN MCNEELEY BETTY IVICQUAY ANN BIICRORIE CHARLES IVIEDLIN DONNA MELDRUIII DORIS MELSON LOUISE MERRILL IDON IVIETLER BARBARA MILLER BETTY JEAN MILLER IOE MILLER 3 wapiroumean ak 5 niifolgrs . Wg' b Page Sixty fty - fo IVIARGARET MILLER RAYMONA MILLER SUE IMIINCY SONDRA MONTEITII DORIS MOORE CLERALDINE IYIOORE JULIA MOORE ROBERT MOORE EDITII IVIORGAN BILLY IVIORRIS CHARLES MORRIS EARI. MORRIS JOSIE 1MIORRlS IXIITZIE MORRIS IIMMY lX1ORROW 'iel gn ' as RAYVONNE MOSLEY RITA MOSS MARTHA MOZO ROBERT MUIII. ,IOE IVIULLANEY JERRIE IVIULLIS PETER MURPIIY NANCY NEWCOMBE ERED NOLES ROBERTA NKJIDES BARRY NOLL BOBBIE EARLINE NORRIS CAROLE O'BRIAN'l' CHARLES OyDANlELL DON OW'ENS EDDIE GWEN PATRICIA OWEN AL PALIXIER STEVE PAPPAMIIIIEL PENNY PAPIIAS JIMMY PARKER ED PARRANORE LYNN PARRISII DOUGLAS PATTON CARLOS PAYNE 1 1 1 Page Sixry-one sophomore class... nineteen hundred LUIS PAYNE BILLY PENIJERGRAIIT IJIXIE PENDERORAFI' R1AR'l'IlA PERRI' LTIIARLES PETTY IJAVID PIIII,I.IvS Iluczu PIIIIIIPS SANDRA PIIIIIIIIS DAVID PLINER SYLVIA POLK LAYVONNE POPLIN R1ARIA POIILAKOS PAT PRESSLEY ERNEST PREVATT CIAYNETTE PRICE VVAYNE PRICE iers. -'ve Hkeiyo IJICKIE PRIDOIE PAT PURSER NEIL QUERY LESEL RAS1' IJORIS REAAIS UIUNE REED IJONALD REITAN VICRIE RICE vgsthe .IAAIES RIRIMER CLLENN ROBERTS PAT ROBINSON NANCY IROBINSON PEGGY ROBINSON BOBBY RODOERS SUSAN BONE CJNEN ROSS gas R ea--. Page Sixtyftwu Hy four CHANCY ROWLAND JUDY ROYCE ESTIIER RUSSELL DIIMIXIY RUSSELL TOMMY RUTLEDGE CAROL SAMS PAUL SCIIACIINER EDWIN SCOTT ALICE SCRANTON PRISS SELBY CAROL SERGEANT BETTY SHERIN ANNE SIIOLAR PIIIL SIIOUSE -IANICE SIIULER 'irwgpu 'er IXILENE SIIXIERSON 35 IVIARY ANN SIIXIMONS IIOWARD SIMPSON BILL SITTEN BARBARA SMITH BILL SMITII BILLY SMITII CAROLE SMITII LEROY SMITH LINDA SMITII B'1ARTIlA SMITH ROBY SMITH TQOIXIIXIY SMITII ALEX SMYTII CIRAHAIXI SNYDER DEANNA SPARE BARBARA SPENCER DODDIE STALVEY KAY STARNES IXNGELO STASSINOS JIIXIIXIY STASSINOS BILL STEELE REBA STEELE TQOIXIIXIY STIKELEATIIER CYLORIA STINSON Page Sixty-three sophomore class... nineteen hundred JANE STRADDER CLAUDE STRINGER LEE SWET1' SANDRA SWEITZER KAY 'TALLEY BARTLEY TARLTON JIIXIIXIY TAYLOR ROSE M ARIE TAYLOR FRANK TTTEMPLETON CARL THOMAS TDARLENE TTTIIOMAS JIMIXIY THOMAS JOYCE TTIIOMPSON STANLEY V-FIIOIXIPSON EDNA TTHROWER ELEANOR TODD TJAVID TRULL FRANCES P1-'RULL VIANICE TURRYFIL1, l31LL TYSON OSCAR TYSON CLAYTON VANDERBURO ROBERT VANN IIOYCE VIEIIIXI AN TJICK VOOEL NTARIE WAREHAM LYTSY WALLACE NOVA WALLACE BOB WARD CTERALD WARD KAREN WARD KAY WARREN HMC -e - in , WE1 . 'Vg-Ed thfgearjg Page Sixty-four fifty four CHARLES WARWICK JOHNNY WAYLAND MARTHA WAYNE JAIYIES WEBB JIIxIIxIY WEBB PEGGY VVEBSTER MAI LIIS WECKRABI BOBBY VVEEKLEY MARIE WEST FRANKIE WHISNANT CAROLYN WHITLEY DICK VVIDENHOUSE NEIL WILKINSON JEAN WILLIAMS ROGER WILLIAMS o Qdun GEORGE WILSON JUDY WILSON LEROY WILSON MARY JANE WINN LINDA WOMBLE ZXNNE WRIGHT BOBBY JEAN WRIGHT EVELYN WRIGHT PAT WYATT PRISCILLA WYNDHAM Page Sixty-fi QW'-'A N 'Q gig, -Q., fu! VE ft. 'rv' QL L N. fin SSFZ5 QQ. I M--.W ,N M -ma. . ..,..,,,, wa... Q.. 558 SH ,. 45 If ,Q r v-.,. V 9'f-fihqk wb.. -., -1... Q. --. Wen. -.. ,4- Hn- la , va.. xy? FUR 5EiY R N G 'fs- Q1 I 4 E I Wm 3 im,.W,,-1 an ,fu 2. -. 3 5 5 ' SE gm W W Q. 2 is '95 I 41, 3 415: lv It ' X fi, S. ' ' ff 0 f A1 3' N 5' 5 ' T fl? 5' ,ff 'Q Q 2 1.5, . 'Q 4-P L L. , Q?-2 Ag 5 iw Y.: Q Q W -Q fx jk if 'Q IVIARY SANDRA SCIIULKEN Editor El.Lou1sE IJIGGLE Business Mm1ngvr W' ? YQ? 5 if P 1,4 1.55 9 l If Well, here I am, at the n ff X ,IIAIAIY VVELLER fxL1'l'Cl'fiSi1'ItQ A 1!1l'Zt74LfC1' IXNNE IQIRKPATRICK C7i7'C1lll7fi01'I Mmzngef EIARGIE NIALONE Senior Editor AIIARY FROEBE junior Editor BETTY QQALLOVVAY Soplzoinore Editor CAROL EIOLIXIES Sopltoinore Editor ALTON VVIDENHOUSE Sports Editor BILL BELLOVVS Asxistmzt Advertising Mgr. IIOHN KINIBIRL Assistant Circulation Mgr. nd cuts NANCY CQRAYSON Clubs nmtOrgm1t:ations Editor BETTE IVIAE IXDAN s TypiSt AIIARCIA iVlCCiORD Feature Editor ANN FRANTZ Faculty Editor DICK CORNVVELI, Assistant Business Mmmger GEORGE RUDISILL Sponsor Editor PHILIP DIEHL Student Photographer .MQLEEL5 v . -5 ..,. QQ-.WE ,- N. min- . - ' pm of - - t ,, -i.',.w it , sk! it-A f E X . . and 1 r still-no theme! MH Q Q, 5' 'WN Q...--'K i-du '15- 3 4 1 V MARY RAN NORTON Editor MAXINE CARPENTER Assistant Editor M? ff if 47 fl ,Q And, I thought, at least, by the time I Y W I . CAROLYN BRAKEFIELD Business Manager SYLVIA DUNN Assistant Business Manager XVADE ISUN CofA1il'crtisi11g AIZHIZYAQCI BARRY CiLARK Co-Aci1'c1'tisi1ig Maringer iX'IARY PSOIXIADAKIS Exclzmige Editor PIOHNNY FIHHOMASON Circizintioii Mazinger to t h e r a m h I e r there would he a Ilttle mklmg CQWEN DALY News Editor BAR1 K1Nu Feature Editor SHIRLEY TARLTKJN Girls' Sports Editor BETSY VVILSON Reporter First row: Ed Nlyers, President, Bobby Gregg, l'iee-Presizlenr, Betty Faye Smith, Secretary, Ann Cook, '1Jrecis14re1', lst quarter. Second row: Suellen Beverly, Mary Ran Norton, June Sherrill, Nancy Polk, Janice Turbyfill, Norma llurt, Treas1u'ev', Zncl quarter, Ann MeRorie, Anne Alexander, Maxine Shu, Gail Car- ter, Judy VValker, Libby Kearnes, Pat Robinson. Third row: Jenny Margaret Nleador, Anna Lynn Smithfpeter- son, lrene Karras, Mary Froebe, Josie Morris, Patty Faires, Su- zanne Robinson, Phyllis Robinctte, Mary Jane VVynn, Barbara Hopkins, VVayne Hart, Gwen Daly. Fourth row: Diana Carpenter, Andrea Stalvey, Mary Psomacla- kis, Margie Malone, Jane Hammond, Jane Thornhill, Carolyn Minogue, Nancy Brooks, Nancy Robinson, Betsy Villas, Sylvia Arnolcl, Betsy Monohan. Fiftli row: Jimmy Cook, Johnny Thomason, Leroy VVilson, Ed Turner, Norman Kinzie, Bob McCoy, Charles Mecllin, Joe John- son, Ernest Prevatte, David Manus, Robert Clark. Jimmy Boone. Sixth row: Bradford Mills, Philip Diehl, Gene Van Curen, Bob VVarcl, Bill Sitton, Rick McDonough, Pat Purser, Jimmy VVeller, Baine Martin, Jake Barnhardt, Joe Riggs, John Kimbirl, Pat Sarsfielcl. FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS lin lxlYERS , . , President BOBBY CiREGG . Viee4l'1'esidei11 BETTY FAYE Sixirrii Y , . , . Secifetmjf ANN CKJOK . , , . . . Treasurer, First Quarter NCJRMA l'lUR'I' Y TVCUS1lYL'7', Second Qimrter First row: Norma Hurt. Ed Mvers. Second row: Bettv Fave Smith, Bobby Gregg. Pave Seventy-four student z, ff E ouncil arf F5 is V First 1'0ll'C nlax Evans, presizlenlg Alton XR,illCl'll1Ul.lSC, vice' presideutg Tommy Graham, xeereizzryg Mary Froelue, 1rc'ns1u'er. l Second row: Carolyn Vllhitley, Nancy Brooks, Nellie Leventis, l 1 1 . 1 y 1 - 1 Silfilll Lynn Black, 'Iunly Vklilson, Sally I4L'lltll'lX, Tilly Polk, Judy , VValker, Ioan Melfall, lletty Barkley, Diana Carventer, Bessie r . . l Dimos. Third row: .leannette Hope, Catherine Cline, Nancy Deese. Barbara McCall, Lincla Patton, Barbara VVl1ite, Docldie Stavely, Ann Richardson, Nancy Grayson, Betsy lxlillkllliill, lfllouise Dig- gle, Mary Sandra SCllLllliCI1, Mary Han Norton. Ifourth row: Bobby Gregg. Anne Alexander, Marilyn Adams, Barbara Smith, l.illyan Malloeli, Mary .lane VVynn, Nancy llolr inson, Carolyn llinogue, ,lane Tliornliill, Margie nlalone, Bette Adams. Fifrlz row: Lliarles Nlateer, john Kimbirl, .lake Barnharclt, Dick VViclenhouse, lid Turner, Harry Neely, -Iimmy Stassinos, David Nlanus, Donakl Cooke, lolmny Lomax. Sixtlz row: Doy Lim, David Trull, .lolin Tallnltt, l.arry Powell, Jimmy VVeller, Jimmy Moss, Harry Timmons, I. Don Know, Bill Steele, Erskine llarkey, Donnie Nance, Bill Bellows. SECOND SElX'lESTliR Ul?l:lCllllS Max EVANS Presidezzt fX1,'roN VVIDENIIOLISE lIlL'L Pl'L'SlClCl7l Tommy ClRAIIAM , SL'C1'Ull7l'.1' ClIIUCK llARKEY Treaszfrer First row: Tommy Graham, Alton XA,iKlCIll1ULlSC. Seeoml row: Max Evans, Chuck llarkey. Page Scvcrzty fiec MA 3,-aural national honor society Page Seventy-six OFFICERS First fmt' .' CONRAD Cniixius . . . .ilvI'C!lS1Il'Cl' IIICNNIH Miafxnon . ...Secretary Secomi row: IJIANA Cixnvtawiizn . . .,.. Presiiieiii 'IANE HAM MUNIJ . . .l'iee-Pmsitieiz! Firxi row: Diana Carpenter, presi- zieiztg .lane Ilammund, i'iee-presidwifg Jennie Dlargaret Meatlrir, secremryg Conrad Grimes, t1'easu1'c'r. Secmzzi row: Marcia McCord, Nancy Grayson, Pat Roberts, june Reid, Peggy Beglsol, Hetty Sluilenberger, Barbara Melfall, Carolyn Taylor, Grace Robert' sun. Nancy llmrrkes, VVayne llart, Lilmlw Kearneu. Tlzirml row: jane llulte. nlary Ran Ntrrtfn, Betsy Villas, Mary Glenn Bunn, Margie Klalone, Sue Seutt. Sylvia Arimlcl, Nancy Robinson, Ann Rich, Sltirlene McGill, Mary Sandra Seliulken. Friurtlr row: Uuy Lim, Gene Moore, blames Boyce, Neil limes, Harry Neely. Linsy Ferris. First row: Bette Mae Adams, ,lane Iloke, Mary Han Norton, Chief Marshalg Betsy Villas, Chief .llm'sl1al. Seeumi row: Ellouise Difrgle, .udy VValker, Anne Kirkpatrick, Mary Sandra Schullten girl - ' 'Ilhirtl row: Marcia McCord Jennie Mcador Nmey Robinson Sylvia Arnold Nancy Cravson , , t C , t . , . 1 1 m a r S h a I S ludy Anderson, Fourih row: Diana Carpenter, Margie hlalone, Mary Glenn Bunn, Carol lien nett, Maxine Carpenter. Fifth rmv: Ann Rich, jane llamlnond. boy marshals First row: Donnie Graham, Jimmy Cook, Frank Bell, john Kiinbril, johnny Lomax, Donnie Nance, Vklilson Snell, Iilnniy Vkleller, Toininy Graham, .Ierry Gaudet, VVillis Riininer, Billy Moore. Frank Busby, john Christrnan. Second row: Bobby Burroughs, Norman Kinzie, Roscoe llerrington, Don Millen, Milton Flowe, joe Broadway, Linsy Farris, Billy Bruton, lake l3arnhardt, Bob Virnelson, Doy Lini, Ray Fehnet, Don Blackman, Tonnny lleddiek. Third row: Charles Cun- ningham, Tommy Downer, lake Quickel, Dick Steele, Richard Phillnon, Peter Snow, Ross Zachary, Charles Vllebb, Robert Blaekwelder, Charles Bernhardt, Baine Martin, Harry Timmons, john Scott, Milton Helms, Bradford Mills. Fourth row: Robert Clark, ,loc Mulany, Alvin Selby, Vllalter Mills, Raeford Brown, Bob Litacre, Reggie Busby, Bobby Cahoon, Arthur Tucker, jimmy Robinson, Billy Thompson, David Mincy, Durrow Hall, Philip Diehl, .linnny Boone, Clay Mobley. Fifth row: Chief Marshals, Guy Soule, 'Ioe Riggs: mlvisers, Gilbert Ballanee, Ed Sanders. Page Seventy-seven OFFICERS First row: Jimmy Cook, 'lirezisurer. Seeoiztl row: Diana Carpenter, Vicea President, Mary Jo Vylooten, Stiwlcizf Cmmeil Bepreseifztafiveg Betsy Villas, Presizicnt. Third row: Joe Biggs, Clioristerg Betty Faye Smith, Cor- responding Secretary, Mary Ban Nor- ton, Beeorziiizg Seeretciry. ...www M, A. .M .fix W ,W-:, ww 3. X ,5,...a.t.... bible club Setiletl: Besty Villas, llrexitlentg Diana Garpenier, l'iee-Presitlentg Mary Ban Norton, Beeoriliiig Seci'etary'g Betty' Faye Smith, Currespmztling Search ltlfyi Jimmy Gooke, 'lwreusiirerg Joe Biggs, Cllorister. First row: Betty Sink, Nellie Leventis, Marie Lackey, Juanita Swindler, Naney Long, Bayvonne Mosley, Maxine Shu, Marianne Shubert, Baehel Cardeal, Rita Moss, Marilyn Adams, .-Xnn Mellorie. Patty' Faires, Jean Bailey, Janiee lludson, Sue llaney, Gail Carter, Johnsie Barber, Betty' Jo Bishop, Karol Broadwell, Sally Kentlriek, Sheila Angstadt, Becky Lainlvley, Glenna Grogg, Beverly Collier. Seermtl raw: Patsy lloyvard, Catherine Cline, Mary Jane Lassiter. Betty Bowers, Pat Sustar, hlaine listridge, Sara Lou Cobb, Betsy Moore, Carolyn Berkhart, Suellen Beverly, Betty Barnes, Nancy Grayson, Mitzi Minor, Betty Puryis, Mary Sehulken, .Xnne Lynn Smith-l'eterson, Beverly llarkey, Judy XX'alker, .Mine Lynn XVatlord, Frances Powell, Mei Leis XVeekrarn, Judy' Mlilson, Nleky Beard, M'illis l:ll11l1lCl'. 'l'l1iril rote: Jenny Margaret Meador, .Xnn VVright, Mary Quay, Kathleen Kesler, Peggy Bedsol, Jane lloke, Jane ilibornhill, Carolyn Minogue, Marcia MeCorrl, Susan Bone, Barbara Baines, Sandra Lineberger, Peggy Strawn, Mary Mexantler, June Yarborough, Carolyn XV. 'I'aylor, Frances Biehardson. Sharlene Morris, Shirley Craft, Mary Sue Banks, Graee llaneox, Mary Ann llunter, Mary lillen Goines, .Mine Cook. liiskine llarkey. Fourth YOIUZ Page Seventy eight Nancy Brookes, YVayne llart, Shirlene McGill, Nancy W1-rtz, Joyee Boone, Mary PSUlllLlilLlklS, Nancy Robinson, Carol Bennett, Sara lillen Grillin, Stella Dross, Margaret Adkins, Agnes Caurlle, Becky Beatty. Carolyn VVilliams, Myra Vylallen, Peggy Dunn, Sylvia Stroupe, Suzanne Sistare, Seotty' N'Vilson. Fifth row: Betsy Monahan, Ann Disher, Graee Robertson, Susanne Bobinson, Irene Karras, Jane llammonrl, Mary Glenn Bunn. Sylvia Arnold, Pat Beatty, Lorraine Kirby, Diane Bettis, Naney Bobinson, Marie Beatty, Judy' Boyce, Pat Derkrmon, Peggy Lynbardt, Prissy Selby, Jeannette llope, .-Xnne Carroll, Carolyn VVhitley, Jeanie Flowers, Bobby Gregg, Bill Robinson, Frank Bell, David Mineey. Sixth row: Ruth John son, Ann Bieh, Lola Mae Prather, Pat VVy'att, Susan Croxford, Mary VVard, .Xnn Alexander, Barbara Smith, Pat Pressley, Patsy McLaughlin, Margie Conrad, Karolyn Atyvell, Peter Snow, Dot llarkey, Martha Gheesling, VVanrla Jordan, Reba Steele, Carolyn Edwards, Frankie Little, Patty Gregg, Beth Bullkin, Gayle Miller, Celia Parker, Charles Petty, Joe Mullaney. Seveiitli row: Bill VVagner, John Ballard, Bob VVilson, Joe Beddiek, Gaither Blaekwelcler, Jimmy VVebb, Bonson llobson, Bradford Mills, Mike .Xnrlreu's, John Kimbril, Durrow Hall, Miss Janet Robinson. ,ltl1'iser. ..............s A... .......-u-an french club First row: David Sherer, Presitlerztg Margie Malone, Grace Robertson, Secretary, Glenna Grogg, Treasurer. Second row: Mary Sandra Schulken, Willis Rimmer, Bobby Yanclle, Ellen Abernethy, Pat Roberts, Steve Linker, Alma Burton. Third roar: Bettina Finkenstaclt, Carole Anne VVilliams, Martha Ann Smith, Becky Murray, Betty Barnes, Libby Kearnes, Carolyn lluguley, Shirley Craft, Mary Sue Banks. Fozirtlz row: VVoocly VVoocls, Ann Mitchell, 'lane Thornhill, Gene Spake, Sylvia Stroupe, .lcanie lilowers, Vvilson Snell. latin club First row: Grace llaneox, First Consul, Marilyn Adams, Second Cmzszilg Patty Faires, Censor, john Ballard, Qzmestor. Second row: Diana Carpenter, Mary Lou Uverk street, Susan Rone, Priss Selby, Ann Rohinson, Frances Powell, 'lenny Margaret Meador, Celia Parker, Margaret Alexander, Nancy Thames, Sheila English, Virginia Bagby, Kay VVarrcn, Joyce Boone, Beverly Bradley, Diane Bettis. Tliirrfl row: Becky Beatty, Marian Kiser, Carol VVLIISUII, Bruce Berryhill, Erskine llarkey, Tommy Downer, George Killough, Davicl Drumrn, Nicky Bcarcl, ,loc llolhrook, Durrow llall, llarriet Liplorcl, Yvonne Lovette, Elizabeth llarclin, Barbara Smith. shorthand club liirst row: Peggy Bedsol, President, ,lohnsie Barber, l7iceflli'esiz,iei11g Sara Lvnn Black, Secretary, Tizzie Polk, Treasurer, june Sherrill, Stncicwt Council Bcpresenmtiiie. Second row: Ann Richardson, Marie Lackey, lean Saxon, loan McCall, Carolyn Candle, Maxine Shu, Marilyn llelms, betty McKay. Third row: Nancy House, june Beid, Cerry Bowers, Pat Sustar, Ann Stack, Doris jane Dewesc, Barbara Cheek, Barbara Scoggins. Fozirtlz row: Miss Odom, Adviser, Sylvia King, Betty lo Bishop, Sylvia Beese, Nancy llaskin, Carolyn Helms, Ruth Brown, Karol Broadwell, Blake Howie. Page Eighty radio workshop First row: Ed lklyers, Presicicutg Barry Clark, Vice' President, A1 Bobbitt, Secretary, Bill lluntley, Trenszirerg Betty Presslcy, Slnclent Conizcil Bepreseiitntire. Secoml row: ,lane Stracler, Keris Fort, Becky Lampley, Nancy Brookes, Marcia McCord, Nancy Cruber, Don Harris, Mr. Ballance. Tlzirti VOIVI -lane Davis, Lola Mae Prather, Frances Bichardson, Betty Rose Templeton, Charlotte Bethea, Nancy Davis, hlike Bailey, Donnie Nance. Fonrtli row: Clay lklobley, llarry Neely, Don Cooke, Bob Burris, Bob Farrell, Charles Fodel, .Iohn Ballard, Don Bryan. G. .O. First row: Parks Reinhardt, Prcsiziwltg Ravinond llarA ris, Assistant PrUsiti'eiztg llilda Beelthain, Vice-Presitientg .Ioan Dalton, Secremrrg Betty Sloan, Trczzsiirerg Doy Liin, Pzilvlie lllllZVlt'lALfL'i'. First row: Donave Ross, Liz Ellison, Martha Brown, Daphne hlartain, .Iuanita Treadway, Bonnie Wfhite, Ronnie Rallis, Louise Lifsey, Lessic Smith, Mary Lee Kiser, Sara Yanelle, Betty Joan Hull. Svcomi row: Dickie Griliin, .lohn llondros, rlioinlny Bul- lock, VVillis Seyton, David McKinnon, Bill Davis, Buddy Trexler, VV. Trexler, Bill Smith. Tlzirti row: Bruee Vlfallaee, liranlxlin Kelly. Joe Pielxard, Ralph jones, Wloody johnson, Chuelt Spruill, Larry Breen, Robert jones. Fozirtlz row: Martin llill, Edwin Keig, 'limmy Kilday, Victor Brawley, Jerry vV2llliCl', Jimmy X'Villia1ns, Donald Moore, Jaclt llelins. lfirst row: Bill McCall, Bill Cahoon, Gene Efird, Vlfoody Johnson, Buddy lVlatthCws, Charlotte Furr, Ronald Little, Dick Gilland. Second row: Sue Grilrlin Bill Krauss. Third row: jimmy Barrier, Harold Culling- ford, Charles Berry, Bob Cowardin, Tommy Godfrey, Ben Betts. Foiirtlz row: Mr. Robert Doster, C0fOrdinatorg Cordon Edwards, Bill Carriker, Bobby Seagraves, Bill VVoidyla, ,Iinuny Lifscy, Billy PriCe. v oratorical debating society First row: Phil Diehl, President, Ann lX'leRorie, Vice- Presiderztg Danny Keever, Secretary, Ernie Prevatte, Treasurer. Second row: janet Deese, Lois Payne, Diana Carpenter, Jennie lVleaclor, Ianiee Turhyfill. Third row: Ed Myers, jean Melxleely, Kay VVarren, Roh licrrell, Mr. Marcus Floyd, Adviser. Page Eighty-two ' x ,.,- .r .,..., ,. future homemakers of america First row: -ludy Miller, Presiclenlg llaelsie Piel4arcl, View Presirientg Sue Seott, Secretary, Mary -lane Lassiter, illreaszirerg Agnes Cauclell, Stmierzt Council Representa- tiveg Susan Eciwarcls, Parliizzentnriau. Seemm' rout: Kath- leen Kesler, Karol Broaclwell, Anne Disher, Peggy Strawn, Ann Mitchell, Linda Patton, Kathryn lXleCoy, Zara Kellv, Patsv llartsell, Nanex' llartis. Tlrinl row: Betty Boxxiers, Beatty .lo Bishop, llalrriet Liptorcl, ,Ieanette llutler, Svlvia Dunn, Carolvn Lverlv, Patsv lXleLaughlin, luclv Sltielmore, luclv lXleCtlhhin, Diot lloyii. liourtlr row: iloeillroaciwav, lxlrsi Leonard, Adviser, Miss Ryan, Ari- ifiserg Donna illessauer, Barhara lXleCall, Naney Aughtry Gayle llarrier, Shirlene lXleCill, Barbara llopliins, Rickey l'JUl7C. v thespians First V0ll'I Derek Knell, ljl'L'SlLlClIl1 Cenc Van Curen, l'icc-Presidwilg -Indy Anderson, SL'Cl'UftI7 1', Nita lzerrell, Treaszirer. Second row: Becky Lainpley, Linda Cannon, Ann Robinson, Nancy Brookes. Tlzinl row: Betty Pressf ley, Marcia McCord, Pat Beatty. lifillflll Vout: Donald Nance, Bill Powell, Margaret Alexander. dramatics club First row: Linda Cannon, President, Charlotte Bethea, Vice- Presialent, Becky Lainpley, Secretary, Barbara McCall, Treasurer, Nancy Brooks, joan McCall, Rambler Representative. Second row: Ann Robinson, Marcia McCord, Betty Pressley, Carolyn Hanlrick, Nita Ferrell, Keris Fort, Jleanctte Hope, Sue Haney, Ann Carroll, Tricsa Blanehet, Nlarie West, Nancy Green, Esther Russel, Patsv Hartsell, Mary Marshall McCall, Nancy Hartis. Third row: Mariorv Conrad, Lola Mae Prather, Margaret Alexan- der, Suzanne Sistare, ludv VVilson, Iudy Royce, Carolyn Edwards, Sue Ellen Beverly, Barbara Griffin, Martha Wayne, Suzanne johnson, jerry Bowers, Nancy Davis, Mary jane Fiddler. Fourth row: Derek Knell, Ernest Prevatte, Pat Beatty, Geraldine Moore, Ella jane Davis, Eleanor Todd, Betty Ballard, Ann Holland, Frances Richardson, Shirley Berry, Phyllis Robinette, Harriet Lipford, judy Anderson. Fifth row: Larry Winthrcre, VVoodv tlohnston, Bill Powell, lohn Merritt, Joe Holbrook, Durrow Hall, Danny Keever, Bobby Liteker, Ioe Malaney, Robert Ferrel, Ros- coe Herrington, Linsv Farris. --1 elections committee First row: Mary Sue Banks, Ann Lynn Vlfatlord, Bette Mae Adams, Diana Carpenter, Clzriiriiimzg lillouise Digg gle, Betsy Monahan, lane llammond. Second row: Suzanne Sistare Nanev Robinson, Ann Riell, Anne Kirk- ' 1 . . . patrick, Betsy Villas, Sylvia Arnold. Third row: Roseoe Herrington, Norman Kinzie, Pat Beatty, Neil Ulones, Jennie Margaret lweador, Jimmy Cook, Bradford lWills. Page Eighty-four visual aicls committee First row: Conrad Grimes, jimmy Boone, Maxeyne Motte, Mr. Privette, fldviser. Second row: -Iames Boyee, Bonson llobson, Tommy Byrnes, Sonny Ferriott. Third row: Ernest Phipps, Don llarris, Al Selby, aloe Mullaney. Fotirtlz row: jimmy Hamilton, Morris Lennnond. Stnml' ing: Bobby Litaker, Robert Dimples Clark, Bartley Tarleton, Edgar Smitb. ring committee First row: Robert Glark, Cliairmmi. Second row: Frances Plyler, Frances Gurley, lane Hammond, Glenna Grogg. Third row: David Sherer, Linsy Farris, james Boyce, Bonson llohson. clance committee First row: Bielxey Pope, jimmy Weller, Tom Hasty Clmiriizang Fred Melntyre, jerry Amos, Bill Steele, Ai Nonnie Mons. Second row: Freddie Castles, Alton Wid- enhouse, jimmy Boone, Dick Cornwell, Joe Broadway, Philip Space, Don Millen, Kermit Bates. Third row: Neil jones, VVilson Snell, Norman Kinzie, George Budi- sill, Glaude Smith, Bill Mason, Tommy Graham, Baine Martin, Bill Bellows. J, MM, , ,K i i K K bookstore Left to right: Gene Van Curen, Norman Kinzic. Page Eighty-six o f f I c e g I r l s First row: Icnnic Mvuclor, lX'ltn'ie Beatty, Anna Lynn Smitlt-Pctcrson, ltlurtlut Smoot, Miriam llolclcr, .lcunnc Kinv. Sccoml row: Put Bolclt, Blalic Howie, Sylvia Kiscr, 3 Ann Robinson, Iunc Sherrill, Dale Cato. Third row: 7 Clcrrv Lowers, lcon liort, Clmrlottc Bctlicu, Ann llcnson, Phyliss Robincttc. senior bi-y First rout: VVarren Sparrow, Prcsidentg ,lolinny Culp Vice-Presicientg Charles Mateer, Secretarjfg Obie Oakley Treasurer. Second row: Jimmy Welle1', Bill Mason, Wil son Snell, Bonson llobson, Bobby Gregg, jerry Gaudet Bobby Ellis. Tlzirci row: john Keller, lake Barnharclt Bill Huntley, .loe Kirkley, Robert Dodge, Pat Faulkner Fourth row: Charles Sweitzer, .loe Riggs, Pat Parker Fifth row: Linsy Farris, ,lohn Talbutt, Mike Andrews. Sixth row: Robert Clark. iunior bi-y First row: Bill Bellows, President, Kermit Bates, Vice- Presivientg johnny Noles, Treasurer. Second row: Dick Cornwell, Mike Steinaeher, Billy Poole, Johnny Driggers. Third row: Frank Bell, Johnny Lomax, David Mineey, joe Pegram. Fourth row: Billy Mills, Walter Mills, Don Millen, Tommy Hutchins. Absent: David McKinnon. Secretary. :Lg X fi-5' 2. , swf'-, . key club OFFICERS Left: Neil Jones, Secretary, Ioe Riggs, President. Bight: Bobby Gregg, Treasurer, jake Barnhardt, Vice-President. Page Eighty-eight MEMBERS First row: john Kimbril, Frank Bell, Ed Myers, War- ren Sparrow, johnny Thomason, Freddie Castles, Alton Widenhrvrlsc, Cuy Soule, Dick Cornwell, Kermit Bates, Bill Mason, Bill Robinson. Second row: Charles Mateer, johnny Lomax, Gene Van Curen, Linsy Farris, Fred Mclntyre, David Mincey, Donald Nance, Harry Tim- mons, Baine Martin, Tommy Craham, Bill Bellows, Don Millen. Third row: Mr. Harton, Adviser, Joe Riggs, President, jake Barnhardt, Vice-President, Neil jones, Secretary, Bobby Gregg, Treasurer, Mr. Floyd. girls' goocl sports club OFFICERS First row, front to back: Ellouise Diggle, President, First seinesterg ,lane Thornhill, Vice-President, First Se- mester, Betsy Villas, Secretary, First Semester, Carolyn Minogue, Student Council Representative, First Seuzester. Second row, front to back: Jane Hoke, President, See- ond Semester, Treasurer, First Semester, Sopbie Leventis, Vice-President, Second Semester, Nancy Robinson, Sec- retary, Second Semester, Margie Malone, Treasurer, Second Semester' Marv Sandra Sebulken Student Coun- 1 , v eil Representative, Second Senzester. MEMBERS First row: Beverly VValker, Marcia McCord, .lucly Anderson, jane Thornhill, Vice-Presidentg lane llolae, Treasurer, Carolyn Minogue, Student Council Repre- sentative, Ellouise Diggle, President, Nancy Robinson, Ceylencla Thomas, joan King. Second row: Ann Frantz, Diana Carpenter, lucly Wzilker, Mary lo VVooten, Mary Ban Norton, Norma llurt, Sliirlene lXlcGill, Peggy Strawn, Bette Mae Adams, Carol Bennett, Becky Lampf ley, Anita Leclbetter. Third row: Andrea Stalvey, Pat De- Armon, Pat Beatty, Mary Psomaclakis, Mary Froebe, Margie Malone, Anne Kirkpatrick, Sylvia Arnold, Betty Barnes, Suzanne Robinson, Betty Puryis, Ann Lynn VVaiJforcl. Fourth row: Marie Beatty, Mary Glenn Bunn, Nancy Grayson, Stella Dross, Mitzi Minor, Maxine Car- penter, Mary Sandra Sebulken, Betty Faye Smith, Peggy Beclsol, Sopliie Leyentis, blrs. Scappucci, Adviser. , ,,'A s ke t ch cl u b library club First row: Beth Buffkin, Josie Morris, Gail Carter. First row: Libby Kcnrncs, Presidentg -ludyc Skidmore 7 P Second row: Carolyn Hugulcy, Alma Burton, Putty Ilill, Luyvonnc Poplin. Tllirci row: Frankie VVl1isnant, Mai Liis Vvcckrinn. Page N i nety lf iCL'AlVCSiLllL'17fg .loan Saxon, Secretm'yfTrens11rer. Second row: Mrs. Breedlove, Adviserg Ellen Abcrnctby Karol llrozlclwcll, Pat Roberts, Pat Newrnzm, Doug Yilic Yvonne Bailey, Shurlcnc blorris. fllzscrii from picture: Betty lXlcKz1y. orchestra First row: Ed Myers, Mary Sue Banks, President, Shirley Craft, Margaret Alex- ander, Sondra Montcith. Second row: Yvonne Grant, Midgic Earnhardt, Edna Thrower, Ann MeRorie, Dorothy Lawing, Carolyn Mcllroy. Third row: Celia Parker, Sccretczryg Lynn Armstrong, Marilyn Adams, Scotty VVilson, jerry Ledwell. Fourth row: Dorothy Copses, Robert Blackweldcr, Zoe Boger, David VVhittington, Doris Xvatson, Gaither lllackwelder, Bobby Tribble, Dickie Steele, Charles Bowles, Gull' Ford liurr, -lohn Ballard. Fifth row: VVoody Kinghorn, Frances Mcl.cstcr, Mr. Stern, Director. 3 rt- if if , . Page lNlilICi1 fIIlF central high school liirsf row: llohhic Motley, VVanda Ridcnhour. Secoml roufz 'Ioan McCall, Shirley hlavs, Svlvia Grav, Lvnn Armstronv Dorothv Covscs. Third VOIUZ eannc Davis, . . . . 31 . l . lletsv hloore, Katherine McCoy, Susan Edwards, Xyldu Bland. lroiirtlz row: Mr. Stern, Director, Ann Sullivan, .Ieancttc Berrvhill, Linda Patton, Anne Richardson, Linda Garmon, Dottie Cammcr, Judy Keever, Boh Trihhlc. Fifth row: Frances Dixon, Margaret Alexander, Celia Parker, Boh VVarden, hlorris Lawing, Becky Drake, Boh llurroughs, llarry Joyner, Dick Kirkland, Bradford lX'lcCall, hlarilvn Adams, Bohhv Vann. Sixth row: Doris Vlfatson, hlary Lou Ford, Anne Alexander, hlildrcd Broome, lanice lludson, Zoe Bower hiarie VVakeham, Bohhv Small, Dickie Steele, Marv . 5 7 , V Goincs, Paul Bilcs, Gail hliller, Don Blackman, Rohert Blackwelder, Tommy Downer, hlarv Fliankerslv, lvlarlha Perrv. SL'lf'UWfl'1 row: oe lflehns Scottv VVilson, Suike . . . , v . l Summerlin, jimmy Cook, hlargarct Fl hrower, Dickie Long, loc -lohnson, Billy Smith, crrv Gruhcr, Georfe Fox ohn llllenherv, Gaither Blackwcldcr, Carol VVatson, , , 5-i v . m innnv llamilton, Williaiin Crocklord, Bill Cam hell Boh Cam dhell. lzifflfztlz row: . f P 7 I Pr ohn Lomax, Fred hlclntvrc, David VVhittinvton, lloward Sim wson, Conrad Austin, . . 2-. l Bruce Berrvhill, VVavne Price, Bill Wa fncr, immv Wchlu, Linsv lrarris, Alan Free' , , in . . , land, Don Reitan, VVallace Kuralt, Ann llohhs, Leonard Phillips, Guillord hurr, john Ballard. Nimlz row: Charles Bridges, David Carmon, Pmayford Brown, lack hlcck, Karolvn Atwell, Anne Snivcv, Tommv lloovcr, Charles Bowles, ack Thorn- . l . . . ton, .lerrv Lcdwcll, Shirley Cralt, hlary Sue Banks, Tom Little. Page Ninety-two ba WX:- choir Iiirst row: -lune Eucly, Betty Rose Templeton, lXlyra Vylallcn, Betty llarnes, Shirlene Nlcfiill, Carolyn X'Villiams, Nancy Cruher, Kay Link, l,ynn lioarcl. Seeoml row: ,lucly Xllalker, liranee5 Richarclson, Sharlene Morris, Bette Adams, Miriam llolcler, Charles Xvillis, Don llarris, -limmy Boone, blames Boyce, Spike SLlIl1IUCI'lil'I, Donald llarnettc, Sophie l.eyentis. Tlziril row: .Iucly Anderson, Martha Ann Smith, Relvecca lX'lurray, Sheila ljnglish, Anna Lynn Smith'Peterson, hlarie Beatty, Dayicl Sherer, Derek Kncll, Donald Nance, Neil Ilones, Darrow llall, llraclliorcl Mills, Sue iXnclrews, Carolyn iliaylor, lleyerly llarkey, Sylvia llolclen. girls' ensemble boys' quartet First row: Marie Beatty, lirances Richardson, Anna Sezzleil: Qi0l1l'11Klcil'il'l1L'S. Sffillliilltfll Spike Sumincrlin ynn Smith-Peterson. Set-mid mw, senfeil: Carolyn Mel llratlfortl Mills, -Iaines lloyee, Donalcl Nance. Clenny, Sylyia lloltlen. Tlziril row: Sophie Leyentis, Carolyn XV. Taylor, ,Iutly Anclerson. Page Ninety-fmzr traffic court First row: Guy Soule, Iiemi 'Imlgeg Nita Ferrell, SL'C'VL'1l1fj TTCUS1lVCV, Dzlvicl Carroll. Seeomi row: .lone llolxe, Diela VViclenl1ouse, lglllI1C Martin, Alton Vviclenltouse, Carolyn NVilliams. fllzscntz Murcia McCord, Carolyn L. rlliylor, and johnny lliomuson. camera club First row: Ernest Phipps, Phil llieltl, 'loyee Boone, Greg Lanier. Second row: lXl1iry 'lane liicller, Clmrles Foclel, lNlariam Kaiser. Bill lyson, Miss Ruth Moser, Adviser. 'lqliird row: VVillium Croeltforcl, Qil1lll'lCS Bernlmrclt. ham radio club First row: Peter Snow, Presidcntg 'liommy Reddeelq, Vice-President, Mieltey Vunn, Secre- tnry-Trensiirerg David Mantis, Stmleizt Coim- Cil Represerltntive. Second row: Ciil12ll'lCS Bryclf ges, jimmy Welulv, Ronnie VV'1itts, Liglttsev W2lllllCC, Dzlvicl Pliillips. Tliirzl row: Pllil IXl3I'LlI'llS, Stun rllliompson, llnrry Cuclclell, Clmrles O'Duniel, Lzirrv Czlcltlell, Bill VVug- ner, Milton llelms. I centrusa First row: Beverly Harkey, Nancy Brooks, Betsy Moo1'e, Becky Lampley, Shelia Angstaclt, Ann Robinson, Beverly Collier, Treasurer, Sara Lynn Black, Studerzt Coim- eil Bepreseritative, joan McCall. Second row: Carolyn W. Taylor, Frances Pound, Bari King, Nancy Davis, Jennie M. Meaclor, Vice-President, Ann Lynn Smith-Peter son. Third row: Nell Taylor, Linda Patton, Becky Beatty, Ann Mitchell, VVyane Hart, Secretary, Mary D. Alexander, Sue Andrews, Mitzi Minor. Fourth row: Frances Plyler, Cayle Miller, Stella Dross, Sandra Linebcrger, Phyllis Bobinette, Ann Holland. Absent: Mary Ellen Coines, President. aclelphians First row: Priss Selby, President, Betty Calloway, Vice-President, Janice Hudson, Seeretaryg Carolyn VVhitley, Treasurer. Second row: Pat Larson, Rita Moss, Jerrie Mullis, Nellie Hough, Liz Bakis, Ieannette Hope, Sue Haney, Anne Carroll, Carolyn Whitleyf, Darlene Thomas, Bessie Dimos. Third row: Xylda Bland, Yvonne Grant, Bayvonne Mosley, Carolyn Burkhart, Patty Faires, Anne Wright, Jean Bailey, Diane Bettis, Gail Carter. Fourth row: Iune Beecl, Peggy Lynhardt, Beryl Friddle, Suellen Beverly, Sandra Freel, Josie Morris, Marilyn Adams, Pat Pressley, Barbara Smith, Sue Mincy. Page Ninety-Eve if is .1 ff? , kg Q wwf' f Qi ' if ygilllav 'NXSZF5 yr .w gzomxwul 'Ei L N-F J 3. 1 14 iw If 50 59 4Q2,9ffff . Q ' 1 A s xl X lvl ,M -un... U-M, ,., Y. 46' 'Q rat T' lg x -.QN- --- ya A , , A, ,xc t 2 yi M u- football squad First row: l lank lXladden, lleud Footlmll Coach. Second row: Bob Virnelson, David blincy, Larry Powell, jack Campbell, joc Broadway, Neil jones, jerry Ellis, Tommy VVest. llzirfl row: Leroy Wilson, Bill Steele, Al Bobbitt, Bobby Burris, Rickey Pope, David Livingston, jimmy Richardson, jimmy Stassinos. Fourth row: Alton Widen- liouse, Co-Ccrptniizg Clarence Austin, l larold Reames, Benny Cofer, Ed lxlyers, Donald Nance, jack Lazerus. Fifth row: jolm Scott, jimmy Weller, Donnie Nance, Bobby VVells, llanltie lXlcCrorie, jerry Amos, Pat Purser, llerbie lX'lcKinnell. Absent: johnny ililiomason, Co-Captain. First row: Bob Burris, johnny Thomason, Alton Widenhouse, jack Campbell. Second row: Ed Myers, Neil jones, Donald Nance, llarold Reames. Third row: joe Broadway, Bob Wells. H Carson McClain, Al Bobbitt. Fourth row: Rickey Pope, Bill Powell, jim Weller, jim Richardson. Nance, llankie McCrorie, jerry Ellis. llfiltleat Co-Captains Fifth row: Leroy Wilson, Donnie 6 s U ,,.. -x 241 fg 17 E . . Q - x 'A ., 1-, .-1 . 5 .,.. L:- ...,.l , f if f ,,:' 'i-W, , 42' .,.- .sail -L, i- - . 11am-.. ,pm Qt 0 s V' u 0 Q nf-mx 0 0 11111.-r. 1 Q U. nu 3 I 11 -4.. Tif' . ' 0 ,mu I . C 0 Q ,.4,,,l V - f, H'ilvvn .v . U N ' 3 the season The 1953-5-l Central lligh School Xllildcats found the going rough through a mediocre foothall season, hut showed hustle and determination in their six wins and four losses. llenry Madden and Bill Ball again coached the speedy splitfT attacla with ahlc assistance from former head coach and defensive wizard, George Sparger. liorgetting preegame predictions, the Xllildeats upset Chester Cyclones from Chester, S. C., and continued hy humping off Tech lligh, also hy a large margin. The 'Cats tasted defeat in their first conference tilt with Greenshoro, hut they rehounded in fine fashion hy dumping Salishury and Gastonia in succession. Asheville also tasted defeat at the hands of the W'ildcat eleven, which performed hefore their homecoming crowd. Defeat again met Nlaclclens helen with a heavy l ligh Point squad turning the tide. The 'Cats then scluealied hy thc Burlington Bulldogs. The next game found XN'inston-Salem Reynolds heating the Wlildcats in the snow at Reynolds. fior the second straight year the Central Xf'Vild- cats fell hefore the hoofs of the llarding Rams for the City Title. Although the VVildeat team did not win honors as a whole, many of the players gained individual praise at the season's end. Johnny Thomason, a pile driving fullhacli, was voted to the All-State, All-Conference, All-Meclilenhurg County teams. His hard running Cwhich ltept the Wlildcat attaelt alive all seasonb was enough to merit him a herth on the Shrine squad, along with quarterhacli Ed Myers. Guard Boh Burris, played with injuries all sea- son, found time to perform well enough to reap honors for his City and Conference play. lie and Thomason were elected to play in the East-Wlest game in Greenshoro also. Center-linehaclier Neil jones, a hustler all year, found a first string herth on the All-hleclclenhurg team, to round out in- dividual honors for the 55-54 Vllildcats. Graduating seniors who perforned outstands ingly all season were co-captains johnny Thomason and Alton VVidenhouse3 Guy Soule, Larry Fowler. Bill Powell, llarold Reames, Neil jones, Carson McClain, laclt Camphell, Ed hlyers, llohhy Burris, hlax Evans, Bohhy Xvells, Tommy Vlfcst, Riclxcy Pope, joe Broadway, Alhert Bohhitt, llerhie hle- Kinnell, jimmy Wfeller, Donald Nance. Cfcntml. . . C 'cn tml C'cntml Cfcntml Clxntml. . . First row: Couch Irv Edlcmun, Ronald Culp, Holm Xfvzlrd, Don Owens, ,lim Russell v lim 'l4llf'l0l'. .luck Burncttc, john Scott, -Iolm Kirltlcy. Svcolul row: Marvin lglgillll, 'loc Klillcr, David llzxrwood, Bonny Cloffcr, .luke Quiclicl, Bill Stcclc, Alinnny Vlfclwlu, Lucian Cluthric, Bobby McCoy, lonnny Black. Tlzirti row: Eddie Scott, john Britt, Angclo Stussinos, .lon Buss, Donnie Clmhznn, TL-ddy 1'XlCXlll1ClL'l', Boln Ferrell, Pruit Cut' tcr, Eddie Pill'I'LlID0l'C, PCC VVCC xMilliLlll1S. . . .47 Cxlucstcr . ...53 Tcclm .. O Clrccnslnoro . . .20 Salislnury . . . .25 Clustoniu . Suomgs oil ...IB .0 ...I8 ...H . O Clfxmus Cxcn I ml C 'Cn tml C 'cn tml C fun tml C wcn tml 26 7 I 4 8 20 Aslmcvillc .. lligll Point . Burlington . U55 llcynolds llllllllllg . ,Z ii ' ED BERRYHILL Co-Captain CARSON BICCLAIN C0-Captain LA 1 .A 'ibfj V' , .XX gf Q BILL TVIASON bask JACK CAIVIPBELI. BRADFORD TXTILLS etball ALTON WIDENHKJLISE . ,Ju ,ggi PAT SAHSNELD FREDDIE CASTLES TOMMY GRAIIAM TOMMY Ilum' QW R 4 5 I Q4 , I ToM HASTY X DON NIILLEN ffl 3 basketball squad First row: C0-Captains-Carson McClain, Ed Bcrryldill. Second row: Tommy Hurt, Don Millcn, Fred Castles, Put Szirsficlcl, Bl'1Kll'0l'Ll Mills Bill Mason, lack Campbell, Tom llasty, Tommy Graham, Alton Wiclciilitntisc. First row: Walter Mills, Larry Powcll, Rick lVlClJ0l1OLl?Ql1, Pat Purscr, llamkic NC- Crorie. Second row: Eric Alexander, Dick Wifleiiliousc, Dick Cornwell, .lolm Kirkley, Bill Steele. Third row: David Trull, Bobby Wcckley, Lowrey Swett. iunior varsity V1 1 baske The Wildcat 1953-54 basketball campaign brought many honors and records to Central with- out winning a championship title. Co-Captains Ed Berryhill and Carson McClain reaped nearly every honor in the state for their Hne court per- formances. Ed took the berth on the All-State squad which Carson held in his junior year, but both boys placed on the All-Conference teams. They were also selected to play in the first annual Kiwanis Classic. Ed co-captained the North Carolina team and also received the Best Sport trophy in the Classic. To add to his collection he was given the Most Valuable Player award by his Central team- mates, he was selected as the best prep cager in the Class AAA State tournament as well as being the tournament's high scorer, and was selected to play in the East-West Classic in Greensboro. tball These two boys were not alone in achieving the Wildcats fine 18-5 record. Centers Bill Mason and Bradford Mills turned in good performances throughout the year as did forwards Freddie Cas- tles, Don Millen, and Pat Sarsfield. Five guards shared the outside spotlight for Coach Irv Edle- man's cagers. They were Tom Hasty, Tommy Hurt, Alton Widenhouse, lack Campbell, and Tommy Graham, a junior. Managers Bob Virnelson and Tommy Hutchin- son are to be congratulated for their fine work and spirit throughout the basketball season also. Coach Edleman, in his first two years as the Wildcat Mentor, has brought many honors and records to the Central halls. His fine work and interest has been very well recognized by the stu- dent body. BASKETBALL SCORES Central .... . Myers Park . Central .... . Tech ...... Central .... . Myers Park . Central .... . Tech .... Central .... . Harding .... Central .... . W-S Reynolds Central .... . Salisbury . . . Central .... . Asheville . . . Central .... . High Point . Central .... . Burlington . . Central .... . Greensboro . Central .... . Page One Hundred Four High Point . Central. Gastonia . . Central . Greensboro Central . Gastonia . . Centra... Asheville . . . Central.. Burlington . . Central.. Salisbury . . . Central . Harding . . . Central. W-S Beynolds xCentral .... . . . Raleigh . . . . . 'iCentral .... . . . Asheville . . xCentral Burlington . . X' Denotes Tournament Games ffzj 5 555,54 3 Aff. , ww 9755 . si' - wif, 5 51. - 221 355 2 , 4 1 Q ,SY Y' '. E xi' if 7? 3 xv ,X, QQ 4? ,-1 Aw, A , 4 -.-. Q ff- ...N ff , .,,., 'K , . in ' ' A.. Q I r KK , I V U L , 4 ' V First row: Bill Ball, Coach, Charles Pettv, Carson McClain, Roscoe Herrington, Ed Berrvhill, -Iimmv Wleller, Bradford Mills, Ronnie Foster, limmv Moss, Barney Lislc, Alex Smyth, Fred liarwig, illmuzger. Second row: David Harwood, Clarence llargett, Bob Ferrell, Tommy llutehins, Cuv Soule, Skippv Pierce, Ralph Willialiis, Steve Pappamihicl, Billy Beaver, llianager. Third row: Ross Zackerv, Donald Nance, Robert Freeman, Albert Freeman, Sammv Jordan. llartlv Tarlton, Litsey Wallace, jon Bass. Fourth row: Bobby Reghcr, lack liarnhardt, Pat Parker, VVilson Snell, Donald Graham, Lharles Medlin, .lack Helms, .Iimmv Vllehh. Fifth row: Ed Scott, -lohn Christman, -Ioe Riggs, David Mincv, Vlimmy Clillorcl, Reid johnson, Charles Fogelson. track team The Central l ligh Tracli team is again expected to he one of the strong est in the state. Coached hy Bill Ball, the team has such line performers as Captain Guy Soulc, jimmy VVeller, Flqommy llutchins, Ed Bcrryhill, Carson McClain, and jimmy Moss. First row: Clay Mobley, Neil Jones, johnny Driggers, Bill Campbell. Second row: Dieter Zsehock, Larry Powell, Tom Westmoreland, Claude Smith, Coach George Sawyer. te nnis rea ITI The Wildcat netters, under Coach George Sawyer, are expected to have a string team again this year. Bill Camphell, a transfer student, is expected to lead the swattcrs with Tom Westmoreland, Claude Smith, Johnny Wriggers, Clay Mohley, Neil jones, Larry Powell, and Dieter ZSClIOCli. VARSITY TENNIS SCHEDULE CENTRAL HIGH 1954 Friday Tuesday Friday Tuesday Thursday Tuesday Wednesday Tuesday Friday Monday Friday Monday Monday Thursday Friday Saturday April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May 2 6 9 I3 15 20 21 27 29 3 7 I0 I7 20 I4 I5 Winthrop Training School, Rock Hill Statesville High Hickory High Winston Reynolds High St. Iohn's High, Darlington, S. C. Winston Reynolds High Statesyille High Newton-Conover High Myers Park High Hickory High Newton-Conover High St. johns High, Darlington, S. C. Winthrop Training School, Rock Hill Myers Park High N. C. State High School Tournament, N. C. State College, Raleigh, N. C. I lere Here There Here There There There There Here I Iere Here Here There There 3: 3 3 00 4fI 30 5-2 30 3: 2: :00 30 3:00 3 30 2:00 3:00 3:00 2. 3 3 3 30 30 :00 :00 Page One Hundred Seven First row: Baine Martin, Ed Scott, jimmy Barker, Tommy Hurt, Larry Codell, lX'lilton Flowe. Harry Codell. Second row: Reggie Busby, Marvin Bingham, Larry Archibald, Keith Baueoin, Tonv Thomas Johnny Noles, Bobby Burris, Manager. Third row: Dick Pridgeon, jimmy Edwards, Robert Dodge, Iimmv Grigstone, jimmy Russell. Don Miller, LeRoy VVilson, Owen Ross. ba seball team The 1953-54 hasehall squad is expected to he inueh improved over last years squad. A line mound quartet will holster the wildeat attaelc with help EIOIH 21 SU'ODg Zilltl Olliiltild. Coach Ed Ellis, in his second year as hasehall eoaeh, has again given the diamond erew a colorful schedule as follows: March 23. A A hlareh 25 March SOA A A April 2 A A A April 6. A A April 9 A A A April 13 A April 15 April 20 A April 22 A A A April 27 AA April 30 May 4 AA hlay 7AA May ll A May I4 Page One Hundreol Eight BASEBALL SCHEDULE I larding A A , East A A A Harding A A A West A A A A Gastonia Open A A A Teeh A East A North A A A Roeli Hill A A A Myers Park A A A A A West A A A A Roelx Hill A A A A Myers Park A, North A A A Teeh A 'll h ere Th ere There Home There l lome Home There There Home There I loine Home l loine There W .,, ,Q Aqwwg .3 Q 12.21 --A Q . 4: ' E Q jg V - Q ' 3 ggi 41 Y, if 1 . 1 ki x . ,f X f , 5 2 ' A f ji-if Ex g 33 151, 3 2 Y xx ff K Af ' X X ZA l A 1, A -1 A ' K ' ' 'L 1 ,V A ' ..:'-5 , I ky.k K g , l AV.7 iz A Vx . F 3 ,'. f I 5 fd ' , Y A X ,R :fl - RRR ILE ' F' Z' N 5' fi ' , . A, ' 1 1 i1 1 fi' A n .132 I f gf f': ',5 Q i if N A kkx X H l A Q , A A . 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L PRL ocx FRL NOV LAT SA ASHEV eaufied Sopmu LEVENTIS ANE THORNHILL NIARY CQOINES BETTY SINK SARAH LYNN BLACK J.-wwf '1 V5 fN 'R' XX, -4' L 2 35 15 12- ta- is 12- if oz- os ani- oe- cs- QE- f WL f -, 'L 'Za uf f mmm - fi , MW Acme IIART ANN SULLIVAN RUTH ANN CiLIFF PAT SYKES TERESA BL,xNc11ETT DOROTHY Copses ...ff -W uO ' fc?- 'EX beauty nominees NELLIE LEVENTIS ALMA BURTON MITZI NIINOR IUDY ANDERSON JOAN N1CQiALL NANCTY IIOUSE NORMA HURT NITA FEREELL LIZ BA141s JEANETTE HOPE 5' ix? Wm , , la we A class clay officers NlARY RAN NORTON . NEIL 'IONES .,A.. IJIANA CARPENTER , . . BARRY CLARK . . Historian Prophet . , . Poet , , . Lawyer the commencing Each one has bold sharp edges on the hasc That he has set to build his living on. And in defiance of conformity, He claims each jutting angle as his own. fle wishes not to differ with his kind, But elders' set traditions ehafe his wingsg He wants to be a part of life that soars- Of life that dreams, and do , ' d es an life that sings. The outline of that base pray Cod to soften, By some part added here, subtracted there, So that the whole he separate and distinct, Yet-part of all thats best and all thats fair: Pray each man be not worn to dreary samencss With every other heing placed on earthg But let his nature, different from all, Woi'lq well with all, that each hest proves his worth. DIANA KAY CARPENTER Page One Hunolred Twenty-one editor's favorites mr. Cfaarga .SQADLKAQPL gfgmiw Jigga ddT business manager's favorites War? ,gjanczlra SZAMZABH WIA. JOAVL ga Ar 2 MISS 1X1.1x1.1x l31111'1'oN Mws NANCY NCINTYRE Mus. ul. A. LEVEN1 IS fur MAX EVANS for VlA1c11 I3.x11N11fx1m11 for 801111115 l,11VliN'TlS Vice-l'1'Uxi1ie11I Swzim' CHIISS, First Senzesicr SL'Cl'CYC1V1' SL'HiOl' Class, Firxl S01110s1c'1' 'l'1'c'11x111'c'1' SL'IIiOl' Class. Firsl SL'lHC'Sfl'l l'1'0xi1lU11t 5111410111 Cf111111c'iI, Sacmnf SC111c's1c'r Nlss ANN SL1111.1v,1xN Xllss N1'1,x IH1111111 Mlsw VMI Ciuvslis for ED AIYILHS for llfxnlzv c1l.ARK for AIUIINNY VIAIIUMAHON P1'vsi1Ic'111 Sl111lC11f Cjllllllfil, Hrs! Sc'111US!c'1' l'1'Uxi1l011I Swziflr C'I11s.s, Secoml Sv111L'Sl01' l'1'c'si1fU111 SClIi0l' Class, lfirxr SL'YllL'5fL'l ga-N, T1 msgs' 'ii' Mn. AND Mus. I IARKEY Mus. F. L. SMITH Nllzs. llum' for C.IIUCK H xnluix' for Bx1TTv Ftwxz Smnu for NKDIRMA Hum' Treasurer Snplmtzzmu Class, First Scmvstcr Secretary Stmlclzt Comzcil, First Semester F1-'l'C'flS1lT8l'SfllLiCl'1fCfI1ll1CiI, SecomlQ1mr1er lwrertsltrw' Student Council, Sccoml Scuwstvr First Sculcstcr I Mus. 'lf P. Cntxtmtxn Nu. AND Mus. NK. O. VX lllswxtxl fm,10,X,m,w Cvmmm Mus. lmtks fm' MARY FNUUH5 X,iCL PI'L'SiL1f.'lI1 Iunior Class, First Sentcfstcr fm' kEmV T BATES Sccrczturx' Itmim' Class, First Sumcstut' Sccrvtzzry Simfvlzt Council. Secoml Scrlzcstcv' 'lqrvusztrcr Iunior Class, First Seuzcstet' Q '-...gf Mu. II. U. ISLAND 1 IS W I' AIA!!! N 1 n I QNARROII for XYLDA BLANIJ op B XIFNL Nlfxm IN A or IJHXVID CARROLL Suwclazry SIIPIIUHIUFKE Clusx su LII! mr 115 IHLSHI X L I les ni SUIIIIOIHUIL C lass Mus. QTLARK for limuxx' CLLAHK c7fI'.ALlI'L'l'fiSil1xQ ,XIIIIHIQUV lqtllllllllfl L 1i1 ,L 5 1'U'f IF? MR. E. II. C'1mYs0N Miss 'Ium' ANDERSON MISS lhn1:,x1m S'lc1c'l4'luN for NANCY Gnmvsox for IJIZHLK KNu1.1. for Img Illness or Clubs mul f,l'kQtllliZt!YilHI5, Prasiclevzt Tlzespiuns Pl'U5fL1L'l1f Ku' Cflnlz Smvs AND Cuus Mus. CiARP1iN'l'Ell ,mv li. CQOINES 8 Cu,uu,Es Ilowlras Mn. ,mn Mus. ,l. C. Kll'iKl'.XIRli'K for NIXXINIQ C.-xnP1gN'1'1-'11 for 'rm-. BAND AND fJIR'lllfS'I'!KA for ANNIL lilnlu-xl mek flssivlmzl Ifdiffll' Rzznzlilur -we 11 ll ,Xluzzugur SNLPS .NND Cum V Mus. ,X. E. Slllilllllll. Mus. VV. D. l3n,x14EF1L51Au Mlss NFILIE LEvr2N'11s fm' FILINL1 Sxl1fnn11.I. for QiARUl,YN UllAKIiFlliI.lJ fur Sliwlcm III-Y 1 Jour SIIUVNIIIIIL! fjlllli, SUCUIIZI .qL'lllL'SlL'l' Hll9illL'SS :xltHILI.LfUV RllllII7lL'V Ulu. IBELLUWS , i for F,l.I.UlllSli lllczczui Mlm .IAN11 llmnmlll 1. Mus -lofw Mc:Q.,u.1. ,,H,SidL,,,,GirlsGU0dSPm.,Sf51Hl, fm' K1 Y Cl un for I3.xsxuflnx,xl,1, Txgxm Hut Semesiw' ,W if NI ms. CrmnLo'l l SC'.fXl'PllCCfI A1188 L1NDA C,xmxlc1N Plums RIilNllfXllD'l' MICIIMYL 5UAPl'llCi'l for Plums REINIIARIYI' for LINDA Gmuxmm for CHRIS Conn Svonw CI un l'rcsiJunI DJT. Cflnlw President Drmmzliux Club Mn. ff. Il. ,Mums Miss NANCY I Iousli for linavru Amms for IUNIUIX H1 Y Typist Swlvs AND QVLITS u 'QW Mus. Pscmlmlx-xlus for Mmm' l'suMA1mKls lfxcllulzge lqilifffl' RKIHII7IUl' ---nv 5 Mn. ANU Mus. A. ,l'lIORNlIll.I. Miss IXLXRY XNA1.'l'En for IAN11 '14Il0llNlIlI.I,. for llonuv Gnuczu SUL'VL'l1ll'3' Sonior Cluxs, Sccomf SL'IHL'SfCl' Vice-President Smdeni Council, First Scnlestc Mn. 'I1. E. Ffxmus for P,x'1'n' Fxlnus lgrcusnrm' SUPIIOHIOVL' Clams, Second Sf' Mus. VVELLER for llmmx' XAIELLI-ZR muster Advertising Manager SNIPS AND CUTS 1,- A1185 BE'l rE Almlxls for MAm1.x'N ADAMS Secremry SUIIIIOHIIITC' Class, Sevmnl Scmcster Nu. RIILLEN for Dowuu AIILLIZN 'l'rur1szn'vr Imzim' Cluss, Sccoml Semester AS Q Q, 2 5 QE W MR. L. CQOINES for IVIARY ELLEN Gomes Treas14re1' Senior Class, Second Semexrer X MRS. BAKIS for LIZ Bfuus J Miss ELLOUISE DIGGLE for BILL BELLOWS Vice-I resident Soplmmore Clam, Presiderzr lzmim' Class, Second Semester Second Semester MR. HENRY LOMAX for JOHNNY LOMAX 'ice-Presidenl Iunim' Class. Sccoml Semester prophecy With a sincere intent for this prophecy to be as feasible as possible, we must confess that we have not met with any concrete ways of catapulting the reader into the twenty-first century. Therefore, after comprising all the information essential for the successful prognosticator we shall predict. We shall predict simply and with our every intent to be centered on accuracy. 1. Herb Iacobwitz will come up with a bomb that will simhlltaneously obliterate Australia, Harding, and the Detention Ha . , 2. Max Evans will reach some sort of fame from the unveiling of a statue of him making a statue of him making a statue. 3. You might look for Diana Carpenter's making a mistake sometime in the next fifty years, but don't count on it. 4. Johnny Thomason and lack Campbell will be rolling in the cash due to their very exclusive restaurant, the El Ramblero, located on the beautiful Elizabeth Boulevard overlooking the ever-nostalgic Sugar Brook. 5. Joe Biggs will catch the chicken-pox. 6. Iudy Anderson will make a smash hit in Peking, China, by singing Water Can't Quench the Fire of Love in seventeen various Chinese dialects. 7. joe Broadway will be rolling in the pecuniary rewarding as a result of his iob of thinking up new sports for Cowboy McLain and his cohort, Ed Berryhill, to be the best in. 8. Alma Burton will still be getting prettier. 9. Bonson Hobson and Robert Dodge will make a safari to Africa and be lost for twenty years. We are not sure about this, but it seems like something that they would do. 10. lane Hoke and Carolyn Minogue will still be beseiging in- nocent prophets trying to get their name in the prophecy. 11. Watch out for Jackie Hart getting married someday to Bill Powell. She'll probably be out at the river Trolling and Bill will walk along. 12. Nellie and Sophie Leventis will meet somebody who won't accuse them of being sisters. 13. Warren Scoop Sparrow will throw over newspapering and go into the comic book business. Probably will come through with a series on Captain Spook, the new hero of all the kids who terrorizes the underworld with a mysterious, wonderful, green Ieep. Bill Mason will modestly sit in the background and make money. 14. Charles Mateer will suddenly grow two more feet CI mean up, not what you're thinkingj, and beat Bradford Shorty Mills out for center on N. C. State's new powerhouse. 15. Margie Malone will write a book on Temperance. Mary Plan Norton will then write a book saying Margie is crazy. lane Hammond will then follow up with a couple of volumes ex- plaining that both of them are nuts. 16. jerry Gaudet will catch the chicken-pox. 17. john Christman will get his Master's Degree in Solid Geometry which will do him good and help him to boot. 18. Linsv Farris's aspirations of playing first bass in the Phila- delphia Philharmonic will be unrealized. but he will play some- where between second or third base, probably shortstop. 19. Unsuccessful Ed Myers will have to throw over radioing, quarter-backing, and violining, and hustle up some cash by sell- ing autographed Ann Sullivan tap shoes. 20. Alton Widenhouse will have to turn out to be a dentist, since he has always insisted that he wanted a career where he would have a lot of pull. 21. As for Diggle 'CEllouiseD, she will be responsible for start- ing another Civil War as a result of one of her fiery orations against Yankee girls who make eyes at boys named Bill. Paie One Hundred Thirty-two 22. Harry Ioyner, the magic man of extremes, will be setting the world afire with his exploits towards going snow skiing in the middle of Iuly. 23. Hard-hearted, sober-minded Dick Kirkland will be the terror of Hollywood in his capacity as a censor. Heading the long list of those who tremble at his pencil marks will be the fabulous Mary Bubbles Psomadakis. Bubbles infamous press agent, Alvin The Snake Selby, will have his hands tied most of the time due to his incorrigible desire to play Indian. 24. Wilson Snell will astound the commercial world with a typewriter that will write in Korean, but this will seem like hardly anything compared to Ed Turner's typewriter eraser that will erase in Korean. 25. Gay, suave. international pianist and lover Tommy Hurt will hit the headlines with his story-book runaway marriage to playgirl Betty Purvis. 26. The earth shaking book written by Andrea Stalvey is out telling of the four years she went to Clemson disguised as a young man, and how she actually played first string end beside that bruising, cunning All-American tackle Paul Patton. 27. Tom CYou'll find out which oneD will be the subiect of a book written by a budding young authoress named Nancy New- combe called, What to do About Hasty. 28. Harry Neely, America's favorite, beloved horticulturist. will follow up his first book entitled, Poison Ivy Itching is all Psychological with a new one tabbed, 4,568 Easy Positions for Using an Egyptian Arm Scratcherf' 29. George Spittle will be a rich mang Gene Van Curren will be a poor many Jimmy Weller a beggar man, and Derek Knell could be nothing but a thief. lames Clyde Dellinger will be a doctor, Frank Fraser-a dandy lawyerg and Larry Fowler shapes up as an ideal Indian Chief. 30. jimmy Boone will catch the mumps. CHe's already had the chicken-pox.D 31. Fred Barwick will change his name to Ed Barwick to Ed Iarwick to Herman Iarwick to Hamlet Oppenheimer to Fundy Finkenstadt to Fred Barwig. 32. Susan Wellons will find the value of pi to two billion decimal places. 33. Oboe Oakley is going to invent something very wonderful, but since it is going to be a secret weapon, we can't tell you or Oboe what it is going to be. 34. We would like to predict a glittering stage career for Bette Mae Adams, but she is actually going to marry some wealthy stock broker and have six kids. 35. Every prophecy of any respect had a person who is headed for the White House. Sometimes it is a girly sometimes a boy. In this one it's Maxine Carpenter, and if she doesn't get it, some- body is going to have to answer to you know who. CC. P.- U.N.C.j 36. Donald Nance will discover that the world is flat. Victor Brawley will crusade for this planet still confering to the spherical standards. But it will be Fred Castles who awakens the world to the bona-fide fact that we are living on a bona-fide octahedron. 37. Dick Gilland and Charles Cunningham will be two of the most respected and well-loved businessmen in Charlotte. 'CWe thought we would say something nice.D 38. Ieanne King will be the Foreign Minister for Redtovia, a country over in Africa set up by the UN especially and exclusively for red-headed girls with the giggles. As you certainly know there is no more accurate way known to man to predict than to use the infallible system of guessing. But now we come to the conclusion of the guessing and fall into that known as hoping. We hope for successg we hope for pros- perityg but most of all we hope for happiness for the class of '54l NEIL JONES, Prophet last will and testament In promulggvting our esoteric cogitations and in articulating our superficiaf sentimentalities, we, the most exuberant and spirit-minded class in the history of Central in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-four, beware of platitudinous ponderosities. That is to say we will, for the benefit of our underclassmen, re- frain from the use of five dollar words and speak as simply as possible in handing down the glorious heritage which at this time is justly theirs. Realizing that they can never quite replace their immediate predecessors, we feel obligated to leave to them some of our individual characteristics, possessions, titles, and abilities in order that they may justly carry the honored distinction of A CENTRAL SENIOR. So, as we men of the law sa , sees uam videri or, translated Y fl into English on with the business at hand : ARTICLE I-To THE FACULTY Item I-To Mr. Otts, our faithful principal, we leave our most sincere feelings of gratitude for his patience and unfailing support, but mostly, his guidance. Item 2-To Miss Fraser, Dean of Girls and a friend to all, we leave the best Sophomore and Junior absentees in the long reign of little white cards. Item 3-To Mr. Sanders, alias Easy Ed, we leave with memories of one of the greatest guys it has been our pleasure to know. Item 4-To Miss Janet Robinson, we leave our love and pro- found gratitude for her spiritual guidance. Item '5-To Miss Nancy Abell we express our grateful thanks for her excellent understanding, help and aclvisership. Item 6-To Mr. Neal, Mr. Chipps, we leave our gratitude for the example he has set for us and his sincere devotion to each of us. Item 7-To Miss Hutchison, we leave our most sincere ap- preciation for the wonderful leadership she has given the Senior class. ARTICLE II-To THE UNDERCLASSMEN Item I-To the Junior class we leave the finest school on the face of the earth. We leave her in strong hands, may they hold her high and respect her ideals. Item 2-To the Sophomores we leave two more of the finest years you are yet to experience. Take advantage of every second. ARTICLE III-To Wi-roM IT MAY CONCERN: Item 1-I, Alton Widenhouse, leave my love for Norma to no one. Which proves- You can take it with you! Item 2-I, Jack V. Campbell, leave all my honorable men- tions to Baine Martin. Item 3-I, Barbara Raines, will my sweet smile and wonder- ful personality to Kay Galliher. Item 4-I, JOHN, leave this passionate cry- MARSHA! Item 5-I, Bradford Mills, leave my 6'4 monster frame to Rick McDonough in hopes he will enjoy playing under the Irv. Item 6-We, Joan McCall, Sophie Leventis, Jane Thornhill and Sarah Lynn Black, will our good looks and all-round person- ality to Ann Sullivan. CAs if she needs itll Item 7-We, Cowboy Carson McLain and Edwin Pard- ner Berryhill, leave our Cecil Street ranch and six-shooters to Tommy Graham and make for the All-American open spaces. Item 8-I, Jimmy Cook, leave Hazel Item 9-I, Judy Anderson, will my beautiful voice to Don Millen so that he'll be able to make all-state in a song. Item 10-I, Carolyn Minogue, leave my singing to Douglas 8x Sing. Item ll-I, Al Bobbitt, being of unmatchable good looks and sensational acting ability, leave even greater fortune to Ernie Prevatte. Item 12-We, Conrad Grimes and Jimmy Boone, bestow our talents in Visual Aids to Joe Mullaney. Item I3-I, Bobby Tribble, will my baton and wavy blond hair to one great guy, Jack Thornton. Item 14-I, Billy Spook Mason, pass on my ways, so wacky, to A'Hutch in hopes he doesn't goof. Item I5-We, Marcia McCord and Susan Wellons, will our good taste in clothes to Ann Robinson. Item 16-I, Neil Jones, being the finest center ever to come out of Central, bequeath my position and gridiron success to handsome Harry Timmons. Item 17-We, the girls of the SRS, leave everyone still wonder- ing what SRS means. Item 18-I, Ed Myers, leave my all-around ability, leader- ship, and UNO. 41 to anyone who can use a Stradivarius, say WGIV, and bark signals all at the same time. Item 19-We, Bill Huntley and Bobby Benton, leave this battle cry echoing through Central's halls . . . Y I ' B L E! Item 20-I, Diana Carpenter, bequeath my multa accomplish- ments and magna fame to Betty Faye Smith. Item 21-I, Tommy Hurt, having nothing else, leave my semes- ters of A's, my Channel No. 5 shoes, and position under the Irv to Walter Mills. Item 22-I, Bill Powell, hoping to someday be the tallest man in the world, will my stocky frame and good looks to John We drummers have to stick together Lomax. Item 23-I, Joe Riggs, leave my sincerity and hard work for the Key Club to Bill Bellows. Item 24-We, the defenders of the golden weed, protectors of the effect of nicotine, leave in a cloud of smoke and a hearty Hiho. Chesterfieldsln Item 25-I, Maxine Carpenter, will my cheerleader sweater, all-around sweetness and friendliness to Ruth Ann Cliff. Item 26-I, Derek Knell, leave four wonderful years of play- making, cheerleading, clowning, and all-around behavior to Emie Prevatte, who has done quite well in having his name recorded twice in this document. ' Item 27-We, Carolyn Brakefield, Jackie Pickard and Millie Fogel, bequeath our knitting needles and yarn to Bari King. May she knit in peace. Item 28-I, Jackie Hart, leave my easy-to-look-at face, yelp- ings for the cause. and wonderful personality to any Junior girl with enough intestinal fortitude to comprehend my example. Item 29-I, Johnny Thomason, having done little or nothing at Central, leave my trophy case, Presidential seats and good looks to Donnie Nance. Item 30-I, Dickie Gilland, leave my vitality and friendliness to Larry Powell. Item 31-I, Bobby Gregg, for the safety of all rising Senior girls, take my cute smile and abundant knowledge and slowly fade away. Item 32-I, Freddie Castles, leave my cashmere sweatshirts and autographed picture of King Farouk to Pat Sarsfield. Item 33-I, Donald Nance, leave my hopes of becoming all- state and abundant size to a fellow who should get Biggest All- around, Jimmy Richardson. Item 34-I, Marie Beatty. leave my sweetness to Sister Pat. Item 35-I, Guy Soule, blow, git, vamoos, absquatulate. In other words, leave. In closing, we would like to leave these final words. Good- bye, Central. So long, friend. Thank you, lady, for taking our hand. Thank you for showing us new friends. Thank you for laughter . . . thank you for thrills . . . thank you for teaching us. And by the way, thank you so much for letting us love . . . letting us love you, O Central. Signed, sealed, and published, as the last will and testament of the Senior Class of Central High School, February 26, 1954. JoN BARRETT CLARK, Class Lawyer Witnesses: SPARRLE PLENTY Orro, THE ORKIN MANY, BETTE MAE ADAMS class Footprints are tattle tales. They tell where you've been and point toward where you're going. When they talk, your secrets are out. They cannot be erased for they are indelible. Only you can follow them. Where have your footprints led since you first entered Central? The page begins where someone stood, his feet together. Let's fill in the rest of the picture. These prints belong to us, as sophomores. We were pretty big stuff at junior high but at that moment stand- ing in front of Central we weren't so sure. We stood looking at Central wondering what part she would play in our futures. And so the footprints move. . . . As sophomores our feet and minds moved slowly, awed by the sudden step-down from ninth-grade glory to sophomore insignifi- cance. We knew little and soon found it out as we submitted our- selves to Central. Instead of the conflict we expected, A. Gfeans and Piedmonters met and walked in step as Centralites toward a common goal. Our first and second semester presidents, Alton Widenhouse and Ed Myers, assisted by Joe Riggs, Anita Ledbetter, Ellouise Diggle, Judy Anderson, Betsy Villas, and jake Barnhardt led us well during our crucial year. We remember the square dance in our socks on the new gym floor, the win over Harding on Thanksgiving Day, the faculty play, The Male Animal, the Honesty campaign. Our memories are hazy about those days for then our minds dwelt on higher thoughts-those of being a junior. Summer flew and in Se tember we found ourselves smilin at H P S those awful young sophomores who waited outside the auditorium as we upperclassn1en walked by, acutely aware of our new status. The willow's arms waved gaily at us for we came, saw, and con- uered the elements and were carefree 'uniors without the self- 'il conscious concerns of sophomores or the responsibilities and decisions of seniors. We were in for the time of our lives! We watched the Wildcats romp to second place in the Western AAA conference sparked by All-city and state scrappers, Dickie Mattison and Bill Bullard. The basketball team placed first in the Western AAA conference while in the spring the track team pulled down third rating in the state giving Central an outstanding year in athletics. Buck Griffin, Claude Plumlee. Vernon Hunter, and Ed Myers led the Student Council first semester. They were followed by second semester officers Vernon Hunter, Dick Buckey, Helen Patterson, and Tom Ray. Under these leaders we adopted a new constitution and instituted the traffic program. Organizations Went on a money making spree. The Rambler sponsored the Sock Hop and the Carnival. The P.T.A.'s Hi-Larities and the Faculty Auction made their goals. The Dramatics depart- ment drew record crowds to Junior Miss, We Shook the Family Tree, Charley's Aunt, Caucasian Chalk Circle, and the operet- ta, Yoemen of the Guard, drew city-wide acclaim. That was election year. Eisenhower accepted Central's hospitality and the student body had a giant pep rally combining the Repub- licans' cause and the Wildcats' encounter that night. We looked on at Honors and Awards Day anticipating another such occasion when members of our class might ride into the Armory on motorcycles. We played the unsung heroes and put on the Junior-Senior with Stardust as our theme waiting for the day when we might be the honorees. Page One Hundred Thirty-four h istory When graduation night came we hardly knew whether to cry for the seniors or to laugh for ourselves. Now we were the seniors! All summer we tried to convince ourselves that we were on top, that we were now the leaders of Central High School. We couldn't realize that those to whom we'd looked for leadership last year were gone. Reality hit us soon enough. All their old jobs fell on us. We tried to fill their shoes, and continue the work they began. Taking the helm of the senior class, Johnny Thomason, Max Evans, lake Barnhardt, and Sophie Leventis steered competently through the first semester as did Student Council officers Ed Myers, Bobby Gregg, Betty Faye Smith, and Ann Cook. Activities filled the calendar. After the Hi-Larities and College Day came the Fall and Christmas dances, the girls, now's-your- chance Sadie Hawkins Dance, the dramatics productions, Arsenic and Old Lace, The Great Big Doorstep, and the combined ef- forts of the music, art, and dramatics departments for the operetta, Trial by Jury. In athletics the football team coached by Hank Madden won fourth place in the Western AAA conference and boasted Johnny Thomason who was named as All-city and state back. Edelman's cagers sparked by veterans, Carson McClain and Edwin Berryhill, led Central on a sensational winning streak. The publications staffs worked round the clock to get the Rambler in our hands on time and the SNIPS AND CUTS out for signing in the spring. Second semester the Big Orange, the Rebelettes, and the No-name parties vied for Student Council offices. The winners were Max Evans, Alton Widenhouse, Tommy Graham, and Chuck Harkey. The class of 1954 had its share of celebrities which include Sophie Leventis, Carrousel Queen, Sara Lynn Black, Homecoming Queen, D. A. R. Citizenship Award winner Diana Carpenter, and Miss High Miss, Mary Ran Norton. Barry Clark walked off with top honors in the school and city-wide I Speak for Democracy contest. Memories which will long linger are thoughts of the annual May migration to the beach, the Key Club busses leaving for out-of-town trips, luggage-laden Bible Clubbers en route to retreats at Kings Mountain, bulging Duke Power busses, results rival school's spirit portrayed with a green paint brush at the school's side entrance, pep rallies and bonfires on the track at night, rhythmic chants of f'Beat Harding resounding throughout the halls. Our class has the honor of such memories of two snows during our residence at Central and the renovation of the Maid. Yes, our footprints have covered much territory since our sopho- more year, more than we'd imagined. They show the joys of high school, the happiest days of our lives. They look back on the friends we've made and hope to keep, the fun we've had and want to continue, the blue Mondays and glorious Fridays, the hard work and excitement of frantic days and nights filled with laughter and good clean fun. This we remember as the height of happiness, our high school days. But feet were made to go forward, so we must look for new horizons, saving a special place in our memories for Central and the class of '54. MARY RAN NORTON, Historian or-ningdcle Maui? .Slim Compliments of BIGGERS BROTHERS, INC. Midwood Shopping Center Phone 6-4105 B E N N I C K ' S DRUGS-SUNDRIES The Service Storef' CANDIES - SODAS - SUNDRIES It Always Pays To Buy The Best WHOLESALE FRUITS-PRODUCE WE DELIVER CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 5-9107 920 Central Avenue CHARLOTTE, N. C. 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