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

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

348 9 w if wg, K 15 my 5, , I fb 1 rd ,J .1 .S. 14 +8 f AT fs KH. SNIP CUTS NINETEEN HUNDRED F IFTY-FIVE ' sf N 4 . 41. W HT 1 x N N V N SOPHOMORES, JUNIORS, AND SENIORS HAD A WONDERFUL NINETEEN FI DURING THE YEARS FTY-FOUR AND FIFTY-FIVE, AS WILL BE EVIDENCED AS YOU TURN THROUGH THE PAGES OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL'S IP CU EDITED BY MARY FROEBE MANAGED BY DICK CORNWELL ADVISED BY MISS MARY HAYES BARBER MISS MARY BALLE G.H.S... WHERE WORK TOGETHER IN UNFULDING A . . . 1. ,.,,,L:..-,R appz.. .M:.:.uuu::g W H ei an Q I S Q VE! Q BW 52 Q5 fe- 4...-vw EQ ..-Q Hill ,mv IV, H- .vain ,.....- ,,..1.--P MH, ,.-:aw-vb ...nv ,mm ,Qw- DFW! .mga-w guna! nu 522, ,awww ' I 1 K 'I 1. J 1 f, I X A K f : 2, Y X I gi? Au Q ,asm 1 I . X School Aclcivili B 49 ND HIGHLIGHTEU OGCASIUNALLY BY A K 1 lk G. dwg OUR FAGULT ,..W '- bmi' ' ' F59 TH.. WJ ffm iy 1 1 DEDICATIUN ln recognition of this teacherls constant guidance from our sophomore year until now, her many hours of hard work behind the scenes and the many hours of pleasure which she has afforded each of us, for her personal interest in the students, and for her patience and untiring spirit as a true friend and teacher, we the senior class wish to dedicate the 1955 SNIPS AND CUTS to Miss CLARA TIMMONS. AD MINISTRATIDN DR. E. ll. GARINCZER S11.pe1'i11temle1it of Schools MR. EDWARD SANDERS M155 lVlARION FRASER Assistant Principal Dean of Girls MR. IOHN OTTS Principal Mlss RETTY CUNNINGHAIVI . . . .... Secretary MRS. B. KUYKFNDALL, JR. .. ...T'I'9HS'lt1'91' MRS. VVALTFR VV. SM1TH . . ..... Regisirm' MRS. HELEN LAWRENCE ....... A Iimeograplzer FACULTY MISS NANCY ARELL, B.S. Bookkeeping, Typing 11 MRS. VIRGINIA AGNEVV, A.B., M.A. English 12 MISS RUBY AKERS, A.B., M.A. English 11, Psychology, Orientation MR. GILBERT BALLANCE, A.B., M.Ed. English 11, Puhlic Speaking, Raalio Production MISS NIARY BALLE, A.B., M.S. English IO, English 12 MISS NIARY HAYES BARBER, B.A., M.A. English 10, Annual Aolviser MR. CLAUDE BELL, BS., M.Ed. Mechanical Drawing, Orientation, Gen- eral Shop, Woodworking MISS NIIRIAIVI VV. BLAIR, A.B., B.S.g Distrihutive Education MISS ROSANNAH BLAIR, A.B., BS., L.S. Lihrarian MISS lX'lILDRED BRADLEY, B.S. Physical Education, Girls MISS ELIZABETH BRICE, A.B. English 10 MRS. DOROTIIY BRIDGEMAN, B.S. Physical Education, Biology MISS CATHERINE CLEGG, A.B., M.A. Spanish I, Latin 1, II MR. E. C. DAVIS Counseling, Modern History MISS CAROLYN DEAN, B.S., M.A. English 11, Algebra, Orientation, Basic Math FACULTY MR. DON DIETER, B.S. Biology, Counseling, Orientation MR. ROBERT O. DOSTER, B.S., M.A. Diversified Occupation MR. IRVING I. EDELMAN, A.B., M.A. llioolern History MR. WILLIAM E. ELLIS, AB. Driver Education MR. MARCUS FLOYD, A.B., M.A. American History, Aloalern History MISS SARA FOSTER, A.B., M.A. Spanish I, II, Spanish Conversation MISS ANNE HALL, A.B. Biology, Orientation MRS. BLANCHE HARDY, A.B., M.A. English 10, journalism MR. FRANK HARTON, B.S. Physics, Counselor, Senior Science MISS BETTY HEATH, A.B., M.A. Hfodern History, American History MRS. DOROTHY HINSON, B.S. Clothing, Home Nursing, Child Care Mn. WALTER R. HINTz, VV.R., B.S. Machine Shop MISS LOUISE I-IUTCHISON, A.B. Orientation, Algelara MR. CHARLES KIRBY, AB., M.Ed. Basic Math, Plane Geometry, Orienta- tion MRS. GRETTA XV. KISTLER, A.B., M.A. English 11, 12, Counseling FACULTY MISS JEANNETTE LAMBERTSON, B.S. M.Ed. Shorthanal I, Typing I MISS HELEN MACMANUS, AB. English 11, Orientation MR. HENRY NIADDEN, B.A. American History MRS. QIEANNE MCKINNON, A.B., M.Ed Plane Geometry, Algebra II, Orienta tion MISS CLYDE MCLEOD, M.A., B.A. English 10, Creative VVriting, Orienta tion MISS JEANNE Moss NIOORE, B.S. Typing Il MRS. MILDRED MORRISON, B.S. Librarian Miss RUTH FAIN NIOSER, BS. Biology, Cl'L61'I'IlSi1'j' MR. DONALD NEWMAN, A.B. American History MRS. LOU SMITH OTTS, AB., MA. Ceramics, Advance Design, Art A ppre ciation, Creative Design MISS LILLIAN PARKS, A.B., M.A. Attendance, English 12 MRS. RENA COLE PARKS, AB., MA. Algebra ll, Orientation, hloclern History MRS. MARY I. PATTERSON, A.B., M.A. English 11, Counseling, Orientation MR. ERNEST PRIVETTE, B.S., M.A. Shorthand II, Typing I, Visual Aid, Orientation MISS NIARIAN REED, A.B., M.A. Aloolern History, Counseling MISS PHILECTA REINHARDT, B.S., M.A. English 11 FACULTY MISS ALICE REYNOLDS, A.B., M.A. French I, ll, Orientation MISS JANET ROBINSON, A.B. Bilale 1, Il MISS FRANCES RYAN, B.S., M.A. Foods, Home Arts for Boys MR. JOHN W. SANDERS, B.A.. M.A. Music Appreciation, Chorus, Girls Glee Cluli, Choir MR. GEORGE SAVVYER, B.S., M.A. Biology, Biology Science Majors MR. KARL SAWYER, B.S., M.A. Algelara II, Solid Geometry, College Algebra MRS. CHARLOTTE SCAPPUCCI, B.S., M.A. Biology, Orientation, Chairman Orien- tation MR. KENNETH SINCLAIR, B.S., M.A. Algelora I, Nlechanical Drawing, Gen. Shop, 'Wbodworleing MRS. ELIZABETH SMITH, B.A. Plane Geometry, Orientation MR. JAMES R. SOMERS, B.S. Physical Education, Biology MR. JACK STERN, B.A., M.A. Orchestra, Theory, Band MISS CLARA TIMMONS, M.Ed. Typing 1, Personal Typing, General Business MR. J. J. TOMANCIIEK, B.A., M.A. Physical Education MISS VIRGINIA WARD, B.S. Economics Counseling, Family Living MR. JACK WIERNETTE, B.S., M.A. German I, Puhlic Speaking, General Dramatics, Play Production MRS. EUNICE K. WOLEE, A.B., M.A. American History, Orientation, Modern Prohlems E S1 3 .2 N 7 EMENT WAS OUR FIRST AND FUREMOST OBJECTIVE SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS JOAN KING ...........,,..,...,. Secretary HARRY VTHVIIXIONS . . , ..... TrezzSm'e1' BILL BELLOWS .... ..,.. P resident EOYCE ANN ODOM. . . .... Vice-President' S E N I 0 R 5 FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS TOMMY C:RAHA1XI . . .,.. President DAVID MINCEX' . . ..,. Treasurer NKDRBIA HURT . ...,.... Secretary REGGIE BIISBY .. ..... Vice-Presidewi GEORGE BRYAN ADAIXIS RECINALD LEE ADAMS MARGARET ANN ADKINS SARA GERTRUDE AGNEW BILLIE ANN ALEXANDER LAWRENCE ERIC ALEXANDER MARGARET DUNCAN ALEXANDER FRED MORRIS ALLEN JERRY LEIXIONT AIVIIXIONS SHIELA RAE ANGSTADT JOHN EDWIN ARANT LUCILLE VIRGINIA ARRINCTON KAROLYN VIRGINIA ATWELL CLARENCE HAMPTON AUSTIN FREIDA KATHRYN AUSTIN JOHNSIE LAND BARBER Page Nineteen Page Twenty BOB FRANK BARNES CHARLENE ANITA BARNES DONALD BRUCE BARNETTE MARILYN LEE BARROW KEITH B. BAUCOM PATRICIA ANN BEATTY REBECCA BEAM BEATTY FRANK MEBANE BELL IR. WILLIAB1 JAMES BELLOWS CHARLES JOHN BERNHARDT DELORES ANN BERRY SHIRLEY DEAN BERRY ROBERT BERRYHILL GOLDIANNE BEssER MARVIN LORANE BIGHAINT EVELYN RITA BILOTTA MARGARET ANN BLACK THOMAS BAXTER BLACK IR. JULIAN DONALD BLACKMON ROBERT TALTON BLACKWELDER HARVEY WALLACE BOGAN MIRIAM RUTH BOGER MARY PATRICIA BOLCH DOROTHY MAE BOYD MARY ANNETTE BRIGHT GERALD1NE BRITTON CRAIG THOMAS BROWN IR. MARTHA BOBERTA BROWN CHARLES BARTRUEL BRYDGES THOMAS HENDERSON BYRNES WILBERT THEOPHILUS BRUTON JR. IANIES CONNOR BULLARD Page Twenty-one -f-me Page Twenty-two JERRY BULLARD THOMAS SPENCE BULLOCK THOIXIIAS NESBITT BURGESS JR. PIEGINALD CONWAY BUSBY JEANETTE LOUISE BUTLER ROBERT MONTGOD'IERY BURROUGHS -JAIXIES MYRES CADIEU ROBERT LEROY CAHOON CAROLYN ANN CALDWELL WILLIAM DONALDSON CAMPBELL JANE ANN CARBIICHAEL JACKIE WAYNE CARPENTER SHIRLEY CARY CAROLYN PAYE CAUDLE ALMA JANE CHAMBERS PAUL CLIFFORD CHABIBERS JR. BARBARA ELIZABETH CHEEK JOYCE ANNETTE CHRISTENRURY JOHN JAY CHRISTIXIAN GENE ALLEN CHURCII JOY ELIZABETH CLARKE RUTH ANN CLIFF JAMES HENRY CLIPPARD JR. EARL COOKE COAN SARAH LOU COBB BEVERLY JEAN COLLIER HPETEU FORREST COLLIER DAVID CURTIS COLLINS PATRICK JOSEPH COLLINS ANNE COOKE RICHARD CUY CORNWELL SUSAN FLORENCE CROXFORD Page Twenty-three Page Twenty-four GWENDOLYN SUE DALY WILLIAM PIKE DAVIS CLAYTON LYERLY DEAN MORTON DEAR CELIA PATRICIA DEARMON DONNA DESSAUER DORIS JANE DEWESE PHILLIP ARTHUR DIEHL BARBARA YVONNE DOSTER WILLIAM EDWIN DOWDELL THOMAS THEODORE DOWNER JOHNNY LAUDER DRIGGERS DAVID LAWRENCE DRUM CHESTER MARTIN EDGE SUSAN MILLER EDWARDS JOHN DOANE ELLENBERG MARY ALEXANDRIA ELLIOTT JERRY THOMAS ELLIS ELIZABETH ANN ELLISON THOMAS VERN ELLISON THOMAS I-IERMAN ENGLISH GLADYS ELAINE ESTRIDGE JEANETTE ELIZABETH EWART JOHN EDMOND FAULK FLOYD RAY FELMET NITA FERRELL BETTINA CLARE FINKENSTADT HENRY GUY FISHER JR. PATTY YVONNE FREEZE MILTON MORRIS FLOWE JACK LEWIS FOWLER ARTHUR VIRGIL FRANCIS Page Twenty-five 50 Mm A gy , ,ff E ,::, L 5-2 W 45? Page Twenty-six MARY LOUISE FROEBE CHARLOTTE VIRGINIA PIIRR GUILFORD EARL FURR KAY PHYLLIS GALLIHER EVELYN ELIZABETH GAMBLE DAVID EDWARD GARMON MILDRED JANET GARRISON MARTHA CORNELIA GHEESLING ROGER CROBIWELL GIBSON WYLIE ANN GIBSON THOMAS HERBERT GODFREY GRAYDON ROGER GOULDING DONALD EARL GRAHAIXI THOMAS PEGRA1Xi GRAHAM WILLIAM WALTER GREGORY MARY ALINE GRIER Y RICHARD SHELDON GRIFFIN ROBERT JAMES GRUBES WILLIAM JOSEPH GUICE FAYE JEANETTE GURLEY HELEN LUCILLE HACLER DURROW CURTIS HALL IR. PEGGY ANN HAITHCOX IAIXIES ROBERT HAMILTON GRACE HANCOX CLARENCE ARTHUR HARCETT ROBERT NORRIS HARKEY EMILY FUNDERBURK HARRIS LUCY MARIETTA HARRIS LEO FRANK HARWARD JACK DONALD HELMS MARILYN RUTH HELh'1S Page Twenty-seven hrs I 8 Trp ., , I-3.4 '. 'UQ 5 Page Twenty-eight RICHARD MILTON HELMS MARGARET LUCINDA HENDERSON ROSCOE BARLOWE P. HERRINGTON ROBERT WALKER HICKS BONNIE WHITE HILL TAYLOR MAC HILL MARY GAYLA HINSON JOSEPH DONALD HOLBROOK SYLVIA CAROLE HOLDEN ETHEL IO ANN HOLDER VIRGINIA ANN HOLLAND BETTY LOU HOLSHOUSER PAUL DAVIS HOOKS BARBARA ANNE HOPKINS NANCY ANN HOUSE VVILIVIA SUE HOWIE DAVID WILLIAM HOYLE EDWARD CARLOS HUDSON WILLIAM KERN HUDSPETH EVELYN LEE HUNTER MARY ANN HUNTER NORMA GAIL HURT THOMAS LASHLEY I-IUTOHINS SARAH LOURENA INGRAINI ROBERT STEVE INORAM JAMES MARTIN JEWELL BOBBIE FAYE JOHNSON WOODROW EARNEST JOHNSON ROBERT FRANK JONES CHARLOTTE HAYES JORDAN PEGGY DAWN JUSTICE THOMASENE KANIPE Page Twenty-nine ,mi NLWQN:-Q., I , ' -22 I f' I ... .XX BILLIE JOYCE KEESLER DANIEL CLINTON KEEVEII BETTY ZARA KELLY FRANKLIN EUGENE KELLY ELIZABETH JANE KENEIILY JAINIES PAUL KILDAY GEORGE GLADSTONE KILLOUGH J JOHN EDWIN KIIXIBIRL BARI LEE KING JOAN DEW KING SYLVIA KING WILSON HAELAN KINGHORN NORh'lAN THOMAS KINZIE HARRIETT JANE KIRKPATRICK WALTER ROBERT KISEP. BILL KRAUSS FRANCES LAWING EUGENE MORRIS LAWING MARLA KAY LAWS DAVID LIGON LAWSON JACK LAZARUS MARY ELLEN LEU EDITH LOUISE LIFSEY MARY JANE LASSITER LIESEY ALBERT WESLEY LINDSAY NANCY KAY LINK STEVE LINKER SHIRLEY JOANNE LIFE HARRIETT YVONNE LIPFORD BOBBY LITAKER JOHN VVILLIAIVI LOMAX NANCY ARLEN LONG Page Thirty-one C. X Page Thirty-two RICHARD ARLEN LYLES DOROTHY PAY MAHAN EWELL CAFE MADDEN IAIWES ISHAB1 MALONE BETTY ANN MARTIN CHARLES FRANKLIN MARTIN WILBUR BAINE MARTIN JR. EVERETTE NEIL MATHESON JULIA ANN MAYER LILLIAN MAYSE SYBIL WAYNE MCCALL CATHERINE ALICE MCCOY LOIS JUANITA MCCRACKEN JUDITH PATRICK MCCUBBIN JEAN PATRICK MCGINN MACY LOUISE MCGINN ELIZABETH ANN MCINTYRE FRED HEADEN MCINTYRE BETTY LEA MCKAY DAVID MICHAEL MCKINNON PATRICIA ANN MCLAUCHLIN ANN LYNETTE MCLENDCN FRANCES MARLENE MCLESTER HENRY FRANKLIN MEDLIN IRWIN JACK MEEK WILLIAM HARROWER MILL DONALD WOFFORD MILLEN CLYDE WILECRD MILLER GRACE DIANA MILLER JOSEPH PATRICK MILLER WALTER DAVID MILLS DAVID LAWRENCE MINCEY Page Thirty-three Page Thirtv-four CAROLYN JEAN MITCHUh'l CLAY NORMAN MOBLEY BARBARA ASTOR MOORE DONALD CHARLES MOORE ELIZABETH GRACE MOORE JANIES EDWARD MORGAN DAVID DWIGHT MORRIS RAY VAUGHN MORRIS PATRICIA MOSER PATSY ELOUISE MOSES DYER SPRING Moss BARBARA LANE MOTLEY VANCE MOTLEY JOSEPH MARTIN MULLANY PAT EDWIN MULLIGAN JOYCE SUE MULLIS CHARLES RONALD MURRAY CATHY MYERS DONALD LEE NANCE JOYCE JEAN NEWELL PATRICIA NEWLIAN JOHN ROBERT NOLES SUE ESTHER NORh'IAN JOYCE ANN ODON! R11-XRY LOUISE OVERSTREET FRANCES CELIA PARKER MINNIE JEAN PATTERSON LINDA PATTON BARBARA JUNE PAXTON CARLOUS RAY PAYNE CAROLE WILLIABIS PAYNE GLENN EVERETT PEARSON Page Thirtv-fwe Page Thirty-six If iv 'hr RI in si H JOSEPH WATERS PECRARI SYLVIA GREY PENNELL HUGO PERALTO DONALD RICHARD PHILEIVION BASCOIYI LEONARD PHILLIPS JR BILLY FRANK PHILLIPS JOSEPH LEE PICKARD PATRICIA ANN PITTIXIAN BOBBY SNEED PLYLER CAROLYN VIRGINIA PLYLER EDWARD SNIOOT PLYLER NANCY PATRICIA POLK BILLY KNIGHT POOLE VVILLIAIXI FRANKLIN PORTER FRANCES ANN POWELL LARRY GORDON POWELL LOLA MAE PRATHER WILLIAM WALTER PRICE MARY BARNES QUAY RUBY MAE QUICK JACOB CRAICE QUICKEL SYBIL JANE RANSON THOMAS JOSEPH REDDECK LARRY RICHARD REDMOND BARBARA JANE REED JENNY BARBARA RHYNE CLARA ANN RICHARDSON FRANCES LEE RICHARDSON JIMMY LAWSON RICHARDSON PHYLLIS DEONNS ROBINETTE HARRIETTE ANN ROBINSON JAMES CHARLES ROBINSON Page Thirty-seven Page Thirty-eight SUSANNE HODGES ROBINSON THOAIAS RODDEY PHYLLIS JEAN ROGERS CHRIS ROPOULOS ALBERT FRANCIS Ross ALIDREY EIXHXIALINE Ross GEORGE ALBERT RUDISILL PATRICK D. SARSFIELD FRANKLIN SAVAGE SUSAN VAN SCIVER BARBARA ANN SCOGGINS JOHN MCCLAYTON SCOTT FRANCES GAIL SHERRILL RXIAXINE SHU PAYE CATHERINE SHORT RflARY ATHLENE SIMERSON SYLVIA SIINIPSON 'IITWISE Y. SKILLIXIAN BETTY FAYE SMITH BETTY JEAN SMITII BEVERLY ANN SMITH ERWIN STOWE SMITH JANET ALICIA SMITH MARTHA ANN SIVIITH OTTO CLAUDE SMITH RUTH ANN SIVIITH PETER DENIVIAN SNOW EUGENE WINDHABT SPAKE SUE CAROLYN SPEARS ANNIE MARGARET SPIVEY BETTY ANN STACK DAVID WENDALL STALLS I 1 Page Thirtvlnine Page Forty MARY WYLTH STEELE RICHARD EARLE STEELE JULIUS MICHAEL STEINACHER BETTY SUE STIKELEATHER ELIZABETH JANE STRADER SYLVIA ANN STROUPE JHXUNIY SUITT ANN WALLACE SULLIVAN VANCE SHERRILL SUNIIVIERLIN THOMAS RUDYARD SUINUXIERVILLE DAVID LARRY SUIXUWERS CARL NORMAN SWEITZER HENRIETTA ANN SWISHER MARY PATRICIA SYKES MARY ANN TANKERSLEY SHIRLEY MARIE TARLTON DORIS JEAN TAYLOR NANCY SUE THAMES KATHERINE THEODORE GELYNDA ELIZABETH THORIAS LINWOOD PROCTOR THOMAS MARGARET ANNE THO1X'IAS ROBERT MELTON THOIXTPSON WILLIAM GAYLE PFHOIVIPSON GLORIA CHARLEEN THORNBURG GEORGE ALLYN THORNTON BRETTA MAE THORPE MARGARET ANN THROWER HARRY MOTTE TIINTBIONS LYNNE TODD NELSON RODNEY TRAVIS JOHN WALTER TREXLER 5 x Page Forty-one Page Forty-two ARTHUR BERNARD TUCKER MARY KATHRYN TURK ALICE MARIE USSERY JOSEPH MOALPINE VANN ROBERT MARSHALL VINESETT ROBERT RAY VIRNELSON ANNE LYNNE WAFFORD CHARLES EDWARD WAGONER WILLIAM DEATON WAGNER MAXIE ,IO WALLACE IVIYRA WALLEN IVIARY DANIEL WARD SIDNEY BRIAN WARNER CAROLE HAZELWOOD WATSON DORIS ELAINE WATSON EDDIE HILL WATTS JESSE LAMARR WATTS RONALD CARL WATTS SHIRLEY ANNE VVAYNE DENNY ALEXANDER WEAVER CHARLES EDWARD WEBB GAIL ETRULIA WELLS BARBARA ANN WENTZ CYNTHIA ANN WEYANT BARBARA ANNE WHITE HARRY DAVID WHITTINGTON NORA GERALDINE WILKERSON AUDREY CAROLYN WILLIAMS IIIIXIBIY LONG VVILLIAINIS RALPH FRANKLIN WILLIAMS JOHN HALL WILLS DON REED WILSON Page Fofty-three .nc-.F - -R: Rafi? 'WS Tu 'fa Page Forty-four EDWARD ECHOLES WILSON ROBERT EDWIN WILSON FILNIORE LEIGH WINSLOW WILLIAM JOSEPH WOIDYLA 1VIARLENE ADELIA WooD MARY Io WOOTEN fXNN CAROLYN WRIGHT BWIARPESSA FONDA YANDLE MAVIS BECK YANDLE BARBARA ANN YEIVIIXI BXIARY ANITA YOUNT CLAUDE Ross ZACHARY IR. JR H9 2:3 rmmwwr lltli - mhhg r-M mmggm ww wwmm SECOND SEMESTER OFFICERS First row: XYLDA BLAND . JIRIAIY IRBY . Second row: ROBBY I'IANES . DICK WIDENHOU SE . . , . . .Secretary . I . . . .Treasurer Vice-President ....,...Presidem J U N I 0 R S FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS BETTY GALLOWAY ..T...,... Vice-President LIZ BAKIS . . ,.... Treasurer PIIIL CLROSE . .I,... Secretary 'TONY PHILAION ,.... President PHILLIP ABRAMS CHARLENE ADAMS JIMMY ADAIVIS MARILYN ADAMS MARY ALICE AL TED ALEXANDER DON ALLAN LIBBY ALLEN EXANDER JERRY AMOS STEVE ANDERSON ELAINE ANDREWS LARRY ARCHIBALD LYNN ARMSTRONG NANCY ARNISTRONG JUNE ARNETTE ANITA ARRINGTON BETTY JEAN AUSTIN BILL AUSTIN CONRAD AUSTIN LOUISE AUSTIN VIRGINIA BAGBY JEAN BAILEY MIKE BAILEY YVONNE BAILEY ELIZABETH BAKIS BETTY BALLARD JACK BARNETTE BARBARA BARRETT BETTY BARKLEY JON BASS DON BAXTER PAT BEAINIER ANN BEAIXION NICKY BEARD LE NAY BEATTY BILL BEAVER TED BENNICK BRUCE BERRYHILL CAROL BERRYHILL ROBERT BERRYHILL Page Forty-seven DIANE BETTIS SUELLEN BEVERLY JEARL BISHOP BOBBIE BLACKIXION XYLDA BLAND TERESA BLANCHETTE DORA BLANTON NORA BLANTON RICHARD BRUIYIFIELD BUDDY BRYANT BETH BUFFKIN ZOE BOGER ROBERT BONTI JOYCE BOONE JOHN BOOTH MARY ALAN BOOZER CHARLOTTE BOWEN LARRY BOWLES L. E. BOWLES BEVERLY BRADLEY DAVID BRADWELL SYLVIA BRATTON JOHN BRITT MILDRED BROOIWE CAROLYN BROWN LEON BROWN PEGGY BROWN JO ANN BYRUNI LENORA BYRUIYI ROBERT BUNN CAROLYN BURKHART PAUL BURLEY MYRNA BURLESON HENRY BYRD if 'A , , 1 ., K V I as A A I A I ,. , W 4 . X ' X, 431 2 A I 3 A-an 1:5 R' , H ..,A ,I I L M ,,+,:.N , ' . UQ ' Yin in W J: I ,f 1 I 2 A 5 M.. I 'A 7 I A ,,, E A S I lv , 'Ik -,i 'B ,J ., 'EQ na I. 5.5 --A? Page Forty-eight Q? 7, :: . 9 K if'l:'f, .A f I 4 I HAH , I, 'Y' Q Kr, I X HARRY CADDELL LARRY CADDELL HOPE CALDWELL BOB CABIPBELL DONNA CABIPBELL ELEANOR CAMPBELL BW, ' I -I 3 R ,r I A L .. fs- 'Q -A X X .1 , ,M 5 . - ' If h fig ' ' 'E ' Y - , - A w ., aa., D, I, Y E ggi! A -f, I --WZ: ' A il I 5 :X -.,. . r W I i 5 I . Q . A D. 1 XM! , ..-- I . I 'J YY LY I I M ., . ,. g f ,Ei f Xgjikh -cally! I X b A Q ' A'AR T 'Q in 2 B a E .L 5 2, xx, .. A 'WF E W R i ' BILL CANNON ANN CARROLL DAVID CARROLL DONALD CARTER GAIL CARTER PRUETTE CARTER RACHEL CAUDILL ALLEN CHILDERS JOHN CLARKSON GARTH CLOUGH FRANK CLONTZ DONALD COBLE NANCY COCHRANE BENNY COFER ROBERT COLE LIZABETH COLE PAT COLEMAN BARBARA COLLIER JIIVI COLLINS PAT CONDER PEGGY CONNELL DUDLEY CHASE MARJORIE CONRAD JIMMY COOKE RAY COOK TOMMY COOK TOMMY CORNELIUS DOUGLAS Cox WILLIAINI CROOKEORD JUDY CROCKETT BETTY ANN COLBURN STAN CUDE RONALD CULP DANNY DANIEL RHUIWEL DANIELS ANN DAVIS JANE DAVIS JEANNE DAVIS KITTY DAVIS MELBURN CONNOR Page Forty-nine 1 ' 'T EIA, .ws- g A -A . K MARJORIE DAVIS PEGGY DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS TOM DAUCHTERY JANET DEESE NANCY DEESE PAT DEES BILLY DELLINGER Page Fifty LEE DELLINGER BESSIE DIINIOS FRANCES DIXON DOTTIE DOARES RALPH DOSTER ROBERT DRAKE WAYNE DUNCAN PEGGY DUNN JOLYN DURHANI MIDGIE EARNHARDT JOEL EATMON HAROLD EDGE BILLY EDWARDS CAROLYN EDWARDS JIMMY EDWARDS NANCY EDWARDS mf-A . -. 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JI f f l ez N ..:x2 I ' Qui Q .,.f I-52:3 -7 MARY FROEBE Eolitoi GEORGE RUDISILL Advertising Manager CAROL HOLMES Circulation Manager DICK CORNWELL Business Manager NORMA HURT SUELLEN BEVERLY LINDA DIGGLE DON MILLEN Senior Editor Iunior Editor Sophomore Editor Sports Editor FRED MCINTYRE DICK WIDENHOUSE Assistant Advertising Manager Assistant Sports Editor BETTY GALLOWAY Feature Editor CHUCK HARKEY Faculty Editor JOHNNY LOMAX Assistant Business Manager CARL THOMAS Sponsor Editor JOAN KING X Clubs and Organizations Editor RUBY QUICK Typist JIMMY CADIEU K Copy Editor E' af -:,,.I iiii A . ,. .... 4, - M, :. ,Q ,...- I. .I . .I fi, ,'ft ii'5'z::' 3 ' ii ifiiif' bfuu 1x1NG C0-Editor ANN ROBINSON Business Manager j11xuxLY Moss Advertising Manager GWEN DALY Co-Editor PHIL GROSE Sports Editor SHIRLEY TARLTON Circulation Manager' MARY STEELE Exchange Editor PAT BEATTY Feature Editor ER CINDY WEYANT News Editor BARBARA YEIXUXI Assistant News Editor Page Seventy-nine FIRST SEMESTER OFFICERS DICK WIDENHOLISE Treasurer GWEN DALY Secretary DONNIE NANCE Vice-President BAINE IVIART1N President STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS JERRY AMMONS President NITA FERRELL Secretary GENE CHURCH Treasurer ITOINIIVIY GRAHABI Vice-President Page Eighty FIRST SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Pat Sykes, Ann Lynn VVafford, Shiela Angstadt, Beverly Collier, Joan King, Martha Dees, Ruby Quick, Liz Bakis, Nancy Polk. Second row: Mary Froebe, Nita Ferrell, Sarah Lou Cobb, Betsy Moore, Carolyn Caudle, Ann Richardson, Marilyn Adams, Zoe Roger, Grace Hancox, Susanne Sistare. Third row: Bari King, Cay Crisswold, Beverly Whiteside, Charlotte Kendrick, Mary Wayne Crymes, Judy Brownstein, Mebane Dowd, Barbara Barger, Ruthie Clayton, Kat McCoy, Judy Keever. Fourth row: Norman Kinzie, Reggie Busby, Baine Mar- tin, Jerry Amos, Dianne Ballard, Frank Bell, Jack Wills, Don Millen, Peggy Talley, Ann Swisher. Fifth row: Don- nie Nance, Dick Widenhouse, Tommy Byrnes, Harry Timmons, Pat Sarsfield, Fred McIntyre, Jack Thornton. SECCND SEMESTER STUDENT COUNCIL First row: Tommy Graham, Nita Ferrell, Charlene Barnes, Cayle Powell, Patsy BICGQC, Jerry Mullis, Penny Pappas, Carolyn Haynes, Darlene Thomas, Bessie Dimos. Second row: Betsy Nloore, Marilyn Adams, Lura Carnes, Jane Chambers, Ann Young, Jeanette Hope, Mary Lee Secgers, Pat Sykes, Tizzie Polk. Third row: Susanne Sis- tare, Beth Buffkin, Judy Brownstein, Edna Barbee, Ash- ley Hogewood, Gayle Hart, Brenda McCauley, Shirley Berry. Fourth row: Ross Zachary, Dickie Cornwell, Sara Lou Cobb, Ceraldine XVi1kerson, Pat Pressley, Ann Spivey. Fifth row: Don Millen, Charles VVebb, Jack Thornton, Harry Timmons, Jimmy Robinson, David McSwain. Page Ifighty-one NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY OFFICERS Margaret Alexander, President, Beverly Collier, Sfudem Council Representative, jimmy Thomasson, Secretary, Barbara Rhyne, Vice-President, Tommy Holmes, Treas- urer. First row: Barbara Bhyne, Vice-President, Margaret Alexander, Presioleizfg Beverly Collier, Student Council Representative, jimmy Thomasson, Secretary, Tommy Holmes, Treasurer. Second row: Peggy Basberry, Bar- bara VVhite, ,lane Chambers, Faye Curley, Ruby Quick, Pat Moser, Norma Hurt, Pat Quick, Frances Powell, Delores Berry. Tlzirtl row: Celia Parker, Evelyn Hunter, Susanne Robinson, Carolyn VVright, Betsy Moore, Nancy Thames, Sylvia Stroupc, Aloyce Ann Odom, Betty Faye Smith. Fourth row: Mary Grier, Ann Alexander, Sara Lou Cobb, Mary Wlard, Susan Croxford, limise Skillman, Peter Snow, Durrow Hall, David Drum, Scotty VVilson. Fifth row: Tommy Byrnes, Pat Bolch, Ann Spivey, Grace Hancox, Becky Beatty, Bari King, Carolyn Williains, Vivian Whitiiiire, Dickie Cornwell. Don Millen. First row: Betty Faye Smith, Clzief Marshal, Xlary 0 Wooten Shiclt Anvstaclt Frances Powell, Beverly Collier, Margaret Alexander Mary Froebe Clue Mmslml Second row: Nita Ferrell, Norma Hurt, Harriett Llpford Bubv Quick Tland ron G I R L M A R S H A L S Mary VVard, Carolyn Willialiis, Bari King, Gwen Daly Fourth 1o1v imise Skillman I Nancy Thames, Sylvia Stroupe, Joyce Ann Odom F1 tl: iow Cclm Parker Bctky Beatty, Susanne Robinson, Ann Spivey. BUY MARSHALS Chief Marshals: Baine Martin and Don Millen. First row: Walter Mills, Bobby Bur- roughs, Norman Kinzie, Clay Mobley, Roscoe Herrington, John Kimbirl, Ross Zachary, Billy Mill, Milton Flowe, Durrow Hall, Greg Lanier, Charles Petty, Charles Webb, Johnny Lomax. Second row: Tommy Reddeck, Peter Snow, Robert Blackwelder, Reggie Adams, Billy Woidyla, Joe Johnson, Tommy Byrnes, George VVilson, Dick VVidenhouse, Ed Mc- Cullough, David lylinccy. Third row: Nlilton Helms, Tommy Little, Lee Dellinger, Larry Bowles, Jimmy VVebb, Larry Witllrouf, Arthur Tucker, Jimmy Robinson, John Bass, Reid llinson, Donnie Graham, Tommy Graham, Jack Lazarus. Fourth row: Mr. Sanders, Chuck Harkey, Ilarry Caddell, Joe Mullaney, Bill Wzulker, Frank Bell, Jimmy Thomas, Jimmy Jones, Owen Ross, Bruce Rcrryhill. First row: Clay Mobley, First Semester Treasurer, Grace Hancox, First Semester Student Council Rep- resentative and Second Semester Secretary, Sylvia Hold- en, Second Semester Student Council Representative: Frances Richardson, First Semester Choirs, Ann Mc- Rorie, Second Semester Corresponding Secretary, Susanne Robinson, First Semester Secretary, Iudy Wil- son, Second Semester Vice-Presidentg Carolyn Vvhitlev, First Semester Secretary, Betty Faye Smith, Second Semester President, Ann Cook, First Semester President: VV alter Mills, Second Semester Treasurer, Taylor Hill, First Semester Vice-President. Second row: Liz Bakis, Bessie Diinos, Darlene Thomas, Sheila Angstadt, Ann Lynn Waffcmrd, Mary Io Wooteii, Beverly Collier, Pat Farson, Nancy VVertz, Marv Steele. Third row: Celia Parker, Ruby Quick, ,loan lienorick, Margaret Ann Adkins, Carolyn I-lamrick, Mary Ward, Peggy Dunn, Mary Sue Mincey, Nlartha Lawing, Carolyn Brown, Iean Bailey. Fourth row: Diane Ballard, Grace Alexander, Gay Grisvvorld, Myra VV allen, Judy Royce, Diane Bettis, Gail Carter, Elaine Estridgc, Pat VVyatt, Cathy Carpenter, Barbara Barger, Brenda VVhitehurst. Fifth row: Betsy Moore, Gylenda Thomas, Frances Powell, Susanne Sistare, Kenneth Johnston, Betty Ball- ard, jerry Mills, Mary Etta Harris, Alatha Russell, Susanne Huie, Sue Haney, Ann Carroll, leanette Hope. Sixth row: Peggy Talley, Ioan Cope, Eleanor Todd, Ella Jane Davis, Sylvia Stroupe, Pat De Armon, Ann Spivey, Barbara Cheek, Marilyn Adams, Carolyn Ed- wards, Barbara Smith, Ianice Hudson, Ann Wriglit, Catherine Steagall, Nancy Greene. Seventh row: Sarah Lou Cobb, Jimise Skillman, Karolyn Atwell, Linda Cook, Susan Croxford, Barbara Collier, Fat Beatty, Barbara Rhyne, Becky Beatty, Dot Helms, Betty Place. Eleanor Frances, Carolyn VVilliams, Lola Mae Prather. Eighth row: Scotty VVilson, Robert Blackwelder, Bob VVilson, john Kimbirl, Roscoe Herrington, Durrow Hall, Charles Petty, john lX'IacConnell, Ken McKen- nell, Robert Kirkpatrick, Peter Snow, Nliss Robinson, Adviser. BIBLE CLUB OFFICER S First row: Sylvia. Holden, Second Semester Student Council R9p1'9S9WfHf'i176j Ianice Hudson, Second Semes- ter Choirs, Susanne Robinson, First Semester Secre- tary. Second row: Betty Faye Smith, Second Semes- ter Presidentg Taylor Hill, First Semester Vice-Presi- dent, Judy Wilsoii, Second Semester Vice-President, Ann McRorie, First Semester Choirs, Grace llancox, First: Semester Student Council Reqaresentdtive and Second Semester Secretary. Third row: Clay Mobley, First Semester Treasurer, VValter Mills, Second Semes- ter 'Frerisurerg Carolyn VVhitley, First Semester Secre- tary. Jn, F R E N G H 0 L U B First row: Peggy Davis, Mary Alice Alex- ander, Margaret Alexander, Scotty Wilson Betsy Moore, Sarah Lou Cobb, lane Carmichael Dot Boyd. Second row: Ann Ptobinson, Ann Sul livan, lane Strader, Gayle Sherrill, Ann Alex ander, Carolyn lluguley, Frances McLester, A 3 T R 0 N 0 Seated: Mary Lee Seegars, Linda Martin Mickie Vann, Sybil Ballentine, Peggy l:Lll'l' janet Purr. First row: hir. Dieter, Lance Bur' 7 1 Carolyn Hamriek, Peggy Dunn, Ann Spivey, Susan lrlovis, Karolyn Atwell. Third row: Mary Ann llunter, Susan Van Sciver, Pat Pressley, Bari King, Phillip Diehl, John Ellenberg, Tom Little, Carole Smith, Janet Garrison, Pat Parson, Nancy Newcombe. MY CLUB nette, limmy Cook, Robert Moore, Tommy Red- deck, David Phillips, Milton Helms, David Manus, Caynelle Price, lVlary Fisher. Page Eighty-five fi HAM RADIO OLUB First row: Tommy Reclcleck, Mickey Vann, Bill Wagner. Second row: Mr. New- man, David Manus, Milton Helms, David Phillips, Bobby Moore. RADIO PRODUCTION OLUB First row: llerry Ammons, Keris Fort, Pat Robinson. Second row: Mr. Ellis, Don Wilson, Bill Gregory, Don Pmeitan, Jerry Amos. Third row: Bill Sitton, Phillip Diehl, Wallace Kuralt, Peggy Brown. Page Eighw-six 9 DE 5 D. E. C First row: Frank Savage, President, Linwood Thomas, Publicity Manager, Kathryn Myers, Treasurer, Key Link, Secretary, Henry Byrd, Associate President. Second row: Vivian Whitmire, Delores Nloore, lVlartha Brown, Charlene Thornburg, Betty NlcKay, Evelyn Billota, Liz Ellison, Mavis Beck, Charlotte Jordan, Tom- my Hoover. Third row: Fred Allen, Rick Philemon, Macy MeCinn, Dickie Griffin, Jimmy Harris, Troy D. 0. G First row: Yvonne Doster, President, Nlae Liis Week- rani, First Vice-President, Charlotte Furr, Secretary, June Paxton, Student Council Represenmfiifeg Tommy Godfrey, Treasurer. Steve Linker, Second Vice-Presb zlezzr. Second row: Robert Drake, Louise Austin, Harold Brown, Martha Wlieclirig, Bob Cahoon, Pat Boleh. L U B Suratt, VV. Trexler, Tommy Bullock, Robert Jones, Fred Noles, Bob Barnes. Fourth row: Leroy Chastain, Bobby Harkey, Glen Pearson, Billy Beaver, Franklin Kelly, Arthur Moss, Joe Pickard, Jimmy Williams, Billy Davis, VVillic Johnson, Stan Johnson, Tommy Rutledge. Absent from picture, Louise Lifsey, Vice- President. L U B Third row: Billy Price, Tommy Burgess, Jimmy Cook, Earl Coan, Robcy Smith, David Nlanus. Fourth row: Mr. Dostcr, Adviser, Bill Woidyla, Albert Lindsey, David Suclclreth, Jerry Gruber, Henry Medlin, Richard David. FUTURE TEACHERS 0F AMERICA First row: Jimmy Edwards, Treasurer, Virginia Bag- by, Historian, Eleanor Todd, Smcienf Council Represen- tative, Betty Ballard, Secretary, Peggy Basberry, Vice- Presidentg Susanne Bohinson, Presiolenf. Seccmcl row: Ann Hancock, Margaret Alexander, Ann A IcBorie, Jeanne Davis, Beverly Collier, Mary Jo VVooten. Thirol row: Roscoe Herrington, Pat DeArmon, Gclynda Thomas, Joyce Boone, Dot Helms, Keris Fort, Ella Jane Davis. Fourflfz row: Lois Payne, Ann Lynn VVaf- ford, Nita Ferrell, Carol Holmes, Scotty VVilson, Ed McCullough, Larry VVithrow, Susan Hovis. FUTURE HUMEMAKERS UF AMERICA First row: Susan Croxforcl, Th0l118SCI1C Kanipc, Nancy Thames, Sara Lou Cohh, Gclynda Thomas, Pat Sykes, Ann Mayer, Betty Lou Holshouser. Second row: Miss Byan, Adviser, Peggy Davis, Gail Wells, Nancy England, Pat Pressley. Third row: Joyce Thompson, Pat Pittman, Edith Linglc, Loretta Smith, Barbara VVhite, Mary VVarcl, Pat DeArmon, Dorothy Boyd, Nancy Long, Mary Marshall McCall. T H E S P I A N S First row: Shirley Berry, Treasiarerg Phyllis Robinette. Seeretaryg Ernest Prevatte, Vice-President, Nita Fer- rell. President, Mr. VVernette, Adviser. Second row: laek Lavarus, Roscoe Herrington, jerry Annnons. Clay- ton Dean, Ann Holland. Tliircl row: joe Mnllany, DRAMATICS C First row: Sylvia Gray, Kay Cole, Beverly Vllhitesicles, Phyllis Robinettc. Nancy YVertz, Judy Vllilson, Carolyn Hamrick. Peggy Ford, Diane Ballard, Lynda Vllilkinson, Jeanne David. Second row: Shirley Berry, jane Strader. Ann Holland, joe Nullaney, jack Lazarus, Ernest Prevatte. Neil Blatheson, Nita Ferrell, Donnie Nance, Spike Sunnnerlin. Third row: Mr. VVernette, Roscoe llerrington, Carole Carson, Margaret Alexancler, jane Joe Holbrook. Durroxv Hall, Bobby Litaker, Bill Cre- gory, Donnie Nance. Fourth row: Danny Keever, Lola Mae Prather, Spike Sumnierlancl, Neil Matheson, Marilyn Hamby, Margaret Alexanrler, Hill Sitten. LUB Chambers, Larry VVrithrow, Carolyn Eclwarcls, Marilyn Hamby, Linda Lassiter. Bill Cregory, Mary Marshall McCall, Bobby Litaker, Clayton Dean. Fourth row: Ierry Ammons, Louise Cook, Carol Holmes. Sybil Balentine, David Sims. Carol Chase, Danny Keever. Lola Mae Prather, Durrow Hall, Marlene Cook, loc Holbrook, Bill Sitton, Bob Vllarcl. Page Eighty-iiiuc E I. E 0 T I 0 N S First row: Carolyn Whitley, Shiela Angstaclt, Sylvia llolclen, Nancy Thames, Phyllis Robin- ctte. Second row: Katherine lVlcGoy, Betsy Moore, Sarah lngrim, Susanne Robinson, Gelvncla Thomas, Pat Dc Armoncl, Ann Lynn VVallforcl, lucly Wilsoiu, Linda Patten, lVlary II I S II II I. First row: Tommy Byrnes, Betty Colburn, Donnie Nance, Mr. Privette. Second row: Billy Phillips, Rick lVlcDonough, johnny VVaylancl, George VVilson, Arthur Tucker, loc Mullaney. Third row: Bill Steele, Douglas Patten, Charles Page Ninety GUMMITTEE VVard, Suzanne Sustar, Miss Nan Abell, Adviser. Third row: Norman Kenzie, lohn Kimbirl, VValter Mills, Clay Mobley, Durrow Hall, Roscoe Herrington, lucly Royce, Becky Beatty, limise Skillman, Grace Hancox. A I D S Norris, Ronnie Watts, Graham Snyder, Charles OlDaniel, Bobby Pittman. Fourth row: Ralph VVillia1ns, Ronald Gulp, Jimmy Jones, Greg Lanier, Frccl Pcnclley. SENIOR RING COMMITTEE First row: lVIrs. Virginia Agnew, Adviser, Norman Kinzie, Chairvvmng Mary Froebe. Second row: Bobby Burroughs, Tommy Byrnes, DANCE G Kneeling: CO'CIl0IT1Il817, jimmy Moss and Donald Millen. First row: Carl Thomas, Tommy Craham, Tommy Hutchins, David Mincey, C. B. Adams, Ceorge Rudisill, Chuck Ilarkey, Bill Steele, Dickie Beard, john Kirkley, Erskine .Iohn Kimbirl, VVayne Carpenter, David Drum, Peter Snow, Crace Ifiancox, Bari King. MMITTEE Har-key, Second row: Norman Kinzie, jimmy VVebb, Charles hfleek, Dickie Cornwell, Frank Bell, Claude Smith, Jack Wills, johnny Lomax, Fred Mclntyre, Rhodes Corbett. 0 K S T 0 R E -linnny VVebb, Norman Kinzie OFFICE ASSISTANTS First row: Susan Rone, Susan Croxford, Bar- bara Rhyne, Harriett Lipford, Bettina Finlcen- stadt, Ann Robinson, Nancy Neweombe. Second row: Carole Holcombe, Peggy Connell, Shirley Cary, Sue Scott, Sarah Lou Cobb, Ann Holland, Pat Pressley. Third row: Barbara Cheek, Midgie Earnhardt, Kay Starnes, Carol Sams, Carolyn lVlitehum, Maxine Shu, June Arnette, Sally Kendrick, LeNey Beaty, Ieannette Butler. nu -MQ.. ml - L - Maman, fw2ema,uammww S E N I 0 R H I - Y Seated: Johnny Driggers, Treasurer, Tommy Ilutchins, Vice-President, Claude Smith, Presi- dent, David lVIinCey, Secretary, Clay Mohley. Standing, first row: Jim Malone, Tommy Boddey, Mike Steinacher, C. B. Adams, lack Wills, Jack Meek, Dick Cornwell. Second row Reggie Busby, David McKinnon, Wzlltei' Mills Billy Poole, Fred Mclntyre, Frank Bell, Bill Mill Bill Bellows, johnny Lomax. TRAFFIC COURT Sitting: David MCS-wain, Charles Nledlin, Anne Richardson, Tommy Graham, Chief jus- Wliitfield. Standing: Mr. Ellis, Adviser, janice Hudson, Iimmy Stassinos, Dick Widenhorlsc tice, Dickie Cornwell, Erskine Harkey, lVIartha Tony Philmon, Nita Ferrell. Page Ninety-tlzree K E Y C I. U B oFF1CEas Left to right: Dick Wiclelilioiise, T1'eas11rer, Bainc Martin, Secretary, Bill Bellows, Vice-Presiclemg Tommy Graham, Presidewi. Seated: jimmy Stassinos, Harry Timmons, Erskine llarkey, Dickie Cornwell, Phil Grose, Robby I lanes, Rick McDonough. First row: Mr. Floyd, johnny Lomax, Tommy Holmes, john Scott, Tommy Graham, Bill Bellows, Baine Martin, Dick Wideiiliouse, Reid Hinson. Second rmv: jimmy Edwards, Tommy Hutchins, David Page N i netv-four Nlincey, Tony Philemon, Claude Smith, Fred McIntyre, Rhodes Corbett, David McSwain. Third row: jerry Ammons, jerry Amos, Chuck Harkey, jimmy Irby, David Mills, Frank Bell, john Kimbirl, Donald Millen, jimmy Thomas- son, Bobby Burroughs. GIRLS' GO0D SPORTS CLUB Kneeling: Nita Ferrell, Student Council Rep- sentative First Seniester, Celynda Thomas, Treas- urer, Pat Beatty, Secretary, Norma Hurt, Vice- President, Betty Faye Smith, President, Mary Jo Wooten, President Second Semester, Joan King, Vice-President, Shiela Angstadt, Secretary, Patricia DeArmon, Treasurer, Ann Lynne Wzifford, Student Council Representative. First row: Darlene Thomas, Midgie Earnhardt, Judy VVilson, Ruth Ann Cliff, Marilyn Adams, Betty OF First Seniester, first row: Nita Ferrell, Celyn- da Thomas, Pat Beatty, Norma Hurt, Betty Faye Smith, Student Council Representative, Treas- urer, Secretary, Vice-President, and President, respectively. Second Semester: Ann Lynne Waf- Calloway, Frances Powell, Beverly Collier, Mary Steele. Second row: Mrs. Scappuci, Barbara Collier, Peggy Raspberry, Janice Hudson, Mary Froebe, Kathy Theodore, Sylvia Holden, Joyce Ann Odom, Nancy House, Carolyn Caudle. Third row: 'limise Skillman, Nancy Armstrong, Susan Edwards, Sara Ingram, Susanne Robinson, Suellen Beverly, Cvven Daly, Bettina Finken- stadt, Barbara Rhyne, Bari King, Carolyn VVill iams. FICERS ford, Student Council Representative, Pat De- Armon, Treasurer, Shiela Angstadt, Secretary, loan King, Vice-President, Mary lo Wooteii, President. S K E T G First row: Sybil Champion, Gwen Waiters, Ella lane Davis, Elanor Todd, Kitty Davis, Lynn Parrish, Qleanne Davis. Second row: Donna De- Sauer, Sue Scott, Martha Mozo, Sandra I-loke, L I B R A R First row: Gail Carter, Rachel Caudel, Nlartha Lawing, Nellie Hough, Barbara Scoggins, Nlargaret Black, Sandra Dellinger. Second row: Marjorie Conrad, Barbara Smith, Patsy lX lc- H C L U B Harriette Lipford, Ruby Quick, Barbara White, Helen Howard, lane Chambers, Nancy VVertz, Mrs. Otts, Adviser. Y G L U B Laughlin, Charlotte Bowin, Nancy Deese, Miss Mildred Morris, Adviser. Third row: Elaine Andrews, Lorraine Kirby, Reba Steel, Mary llinson, Shirley Tarlton, Lola Mae Prather. l l l i GENTRUSACLUB First row: Shiela Angstadt, Student Council Representative, Linda Patton, Treasurer, Becky Beatty, President, Betsy Moore, Secretary, Phyllis Bobinette, Vice-President. Second row: Nancy Newcombe, Nancy House, Ann Robinson, Suzanne Johnston, Carolyn VVhitley, Darlene ADE First row: judy Brownstein, Student Council Representative, Nina Wagner, Liz Lazarades, Virginia VVynn, Prudy Moore, Secretary, Mary Wayne Crymes, President, Estelle Carabatcas, Joan Kendrick, Lundee Williams. Second row: Mary Lynn Caldwell, Crace Alexander, Brenda Eudy, Ioan Cope, Cathy Carpenter, Sybil Ballentine, Peggy Phillips, Nancy Marlowe, Bev- LPHI Thomas, Charlene Barnes, Barbara White, Beverly Collier, Sarah Lou Cobb. Third row: Katherine McCoy, Susan Edwards, Ann Holland, Bari King, Barbara Pshyne, Nancy Thames, Beth Buffkin, Pat Pressly, Mary Lee Seegars. ANCLUB erly Whitesides, Martha Whitfield, Treasurer, Sally Pickard, Kay Cole, Mebane Dowd, Miss Ann Hall, Adviser. Third row: Lura Carnes, Social Leader, Pmuthie Beese, Sandra Pmowe, Peggy Talley, Sue jackie Shaw, Brenda White- hurst, Vice-President, Janet Vanderburg, Char- lotte Kendrick, Theo Couchell, Barbara Barger, Sally Holbrook, jean Blackwelder, Cayle Hart. CENTRAL HIGH SOHO0L BAND First row: Bobbie Motley, Head Majoretteg Jo Ann Cheek, Mascot. Second row: Majorettes: Judy Keever, Carolyn Downer, Kay Cole, Jeanne Davis. Third row: Xylda Bland, Sylvia Gray, Lynn Armstrong, Zoe Boger. Fourth row: Becky Beatty, Kat McCoy, Susan Edwards. Fifth row: Mr. Stern, Yvonne Grant, Janice Hudson, Linda Patton, Sondra Monteith, Ann Richardson, Celia Parker, Marilyn Adams, Tommy Downer, Drain Major. Sixth row: Susan Van Sciver, Jo Ann Sally, Anita Quinn, Erances Gison, Margaret Alexander, Morris Lawing, Henry Snyder, Helen Lowe, Jimmy Webb, Joe Bowles, John Ellen- berg, Ann Tankersly, Martha Perry, William Crockford. Seventh row: Doris Watson, David VVhittington, Anne Alexander, Mildred Broome, Joe Helms, Margaret Thrower, Perry Diama- duras, Jimmy Clark, Prudy Moore, Jimmy Tagfloijqciii Blackweldei, Robert Blackweldef, Robbie Munn, David Green, Marlene Guthrie, Bradford McCall, Bob Boyles, Scotty Wilson. Eighth row: Marlene Adkins, Judy Clippard, Conrad Austin, Darrell Haigler, Howard Simp- son, Ken Johnson, Edwin Mitchell, Don Baxter, Dicky Steele, Marie VVakeham, Sue Jackie Shaw, Carole VVatson, Dicky Long, Joe Johnson, Bob Brubb, Ken Montieth, Don Blaekmon, llerby Fitzgerald, Erank Spencer, Bill Smith, Jay Brown, Charles Ketchum. Ninth row: Judy Van Sciver, Evelyn Hunter, Jimmy Barnette, Brenda VVhitehurst, Manning Watts, Owen Ross, VVayne Price, Alan Ereeland, Don Reitan, Jim- my Entrekin, Vlfally Kuralt, Bill Campbell, Bill Wagner, Ikey Cathcart, Jerry Thomas, George Seegers, Danny Bugh. Standing: Reggie Adams, Don Hollis, Chuck Sternbergh, Wilsoli King- horn, Reid Franks, Charles Bridges, Jack R. Thornton, Leigh Winslow, David Bradwill, Leonard Phillips, Bobby Campbell, Guilford Eurr, Tom Little. Page Ninety-eight First row: Midgie Earnhardt, Sondra Monteith, Dorothy Lavving, Peggy Talley, Hildegard Aus- tin, Ann McCrorie, Margaret Alexander. Second row: Jean Long, Yvonne Grant, Tim- mie Britton, Nancy Lavving, Edna Thrower, Ruth Davis, Clara Thornhill, lane Taylor. Third row: Carolyn Downer, Mary Dale, Paul Kirkley, Errol Mauldin, Lynn Armstrong, David Whittirrgtoii, Zoe Boger, jimmy Taylor, Ianice Hudson. Fourth row: Elaine Yates, james Bennett, Brad- ford McCall, Martha Perry, Danny Norman, .Icrry Gruber, Don Blackmon, Dickie Long, Dickie Steele, George Seegers, and Guilford Eurr. Fifth row: Mr. Stern, Chuck Sternbergh, Tom Little, Virginia VVinn, Ann Stokes, Frances Mc- Lester, Tommy Burgess, Wallace Kuralt, and Ann Scott. Page Ninety mne CHORUS A lfirsl row: Smmling, Mr. Sanders. Sealed: Marv Alice Alex- ander, Keris Fort, Linda Smith, Barbara Bhvne, Marv Sue Min- cev, Patsy Howard, Janice Horne, Doris Tavlor, Betty Barklev, ,lean Vtlarren, Jean Rav, Libha Philmon, Nanev Marlowe, Cindy Henderson, and Carol O'Briant. Second row: VVanda Jordan, Ann Biggers, Cav Griswell, Cwen Vvaters, Syble Balentine, Diane Ballard, Carolvn Burkhart, Audrey Boss. Grace Crowell. Barbara Lewis, Maxie Jo VVallace, Sarah Williams, Barbara lean Helms, Sarah Jane Steinback, Ann McCracken, and Nancv Lipe. Third row: Carole Jordan, Marlene Cooke, Lillian Mallock, Marv lilliott. Susan llovis, Hope Caldwell, Danny Daniels, Bill Little, Steve Anderson, Frostv llornc, Jerrv Thomas, David Stalls, Bill Steele, Bob Barnes, Don Baxter, Thomasine Kanipe, Bobbie Fave Johnson, Phyllis McLendon, and Betty Jean Nliller. Fourth row: Barbara Sims, Martha Smith, Libbv Allen, Svlvia King, Bettv Lou Holhouser, Nancy VVertz, Biehard Barber, Wlavne Carpenter, David Drum, Murrav Lamb, Tommy Holmes, Tony Philmon, Bill Tvson, Spike Sunnnerlin, Nancv Johnson. Esther Bussell, Carolvn Caldwell, and Shirley Nlorgan. CHOIR First row: Barbara Hopkins, Sylvia Pennell, Zoe Boger, Fran- ces Richardson, Midgic Earnhardt, Peggy Brown, Barbara Beed, Peggy Haitheox, Toni Griffin, Donna Dessauer, Jean Bailey, Janice Turbyfill, Geraldine Moore, Elaine Estridge, Marilyn Hamby, Myra VVallen, Mr. Sanders. Second row: Ann Cooke, Lois McCracken, Janice Hudson, Joy Clarke, Martha Ann Smith, Ann Swisher, VValter Mills, Tommy Byrnes, Lesel Rast, Page One Hundred Frank Templeton, Taylor Hill, Mike Justice, Bob Virnelson, David Summers, Carolyn YVilliams, Lola Mae Prather, Janet Smith, Sylvia Holden, Janet Garrison. Third row: Liz Bakis. Beverly Collier, Lillian Mayes, Ann Zaekery, Joyce Boone, Don- ald Barnette, David Carroll, Durrow Hall, David Dennis, Mil- ton Flowe, Jimmy Lamb, Spike Summerlin, Ann Carroll, Bobbie Munn, Charlene Barnes, Bessie Dimos, GIRLS' GLEE CLUB First row: Mr. Sanders, Martha Tucker, Pat Quick, Nita Brown, Janice Shular, Jessie McLean, Carolyn Candle, Betty Long, Patsy Seegers, Jo Lynn Durham, Gretchen Verran, Ann Williamson, Joyce Boone. Second row: Sue Evans, Jeanette Ewart, Peggy Kirkley, Cathy Carpenter, Barbara Barrett, Barbara Bellines, Pennie Lankford, Anita Arrington, Carolyn Chase, Miriam YVard, Ann VVright, Betty Bradley, Marsha Clark, Diane Bettis. Third row: Betty Beamer, Delores Parker, Pat Moser, Carolyn Hamrick, Virginia Bagby, Priscilla Wyndham, Carolyn Haynes, Donna Williams, Dottie Dellinger, Maria Keritsis, Judy VVilson, Alice Scranton. CHORUS B First row: Mr. Sanders, Jo Ann Parker, Sue Howie, Susan Boss, Lois Payne, Lynda VVilkinson, Beverly Whitesides, Sylvia Polk. Carolyn VVright, Mary Marshall McCall, Barbara VVentz. Ann Mayer, Mary Steel. Second row: Frankie Little, Edith Mor- gan, Cecille Ledwell, Chancey Rowland, Karen VVard, Ann Mc- Leandon, Mary Lee Seegers, Ann Stack, Marilyn Barrow, Jean- ette Butler, Pat Sykes, Lizzie Polk, Jo Ann Headon. Third row: Betty Sherin, Shirley Taylor, Jane Ann Carmical, Ruth Smith, Bose Marie Taylor, Jean McNeely, Diana Spake, Ann Han- cock, Jo Honeycutte, Dora Blanton, Linda Womble, Ruth Johns- ton. Fourth row: Eddie Owen, David Sims, Billy Edwards, Cary Craven, Darrell Hagler, Donald Barnette, Jimmy Philmon, Jim- my Irby, Doris Nelson, Jerrie VVilkinson, Peggy Justice. Fifth row: Ed McCullough, Bobby Cole, LeRoy House, Robert Han- nah, Tommy Doughtery, Doug Cox, Eugene Bradwell, Joe Mullis. Page One Hundred One , , . ' wf31 1,e . H Kwai, .W kv, .,X,,4L,A . Y 'mf :ff . 1 WU., 2 f -' 2. - V3 Wh., X4 1,f..:1 Ewsmz' 295231 :lf y - , 14,5 Q:-A-xx -yur fi: T 5 ' if iff Eg' 1 m ' gy 3 ,lf s,g V,!,,, I - 1 M ' f- x ' ' - ' ' : M313 'agp 3 1 ' 5 ' n 4 1 ' :Sew 3 Fw.- E 4-' . , R .M ,E -Q ' '- , E ' 1'T f1iff'- 1 f'M..'.ffSzf ' X..4fQi,,,AIfm ,:,l1..w q .-. , .- .. A,.,,,i..?,!, ' f V ' ,g,::qzQ',1ia, 7 Z K 5 x . . V'f1f'1ia i M -f Lal .. .,!fIA:.igiii- rx V ' wwf-LL':LQ:2: 5 H. ww I .. fr' ' 4 if A T' M f lxgfipsrfiww ' ix E1 y f -rf .fm X 4. ,,. 1 1 s-fffwi Q ,: Q xlib 'Z , , , if-1539211 H .ff 31 , ., I f ',-1 , .-4.. .,. J. ' f Q 1 . '11 , -121 av SH-fwq, , ,Q ' yz. -fflfli, - f' magma 'La M ww.'fv.Qf.QL -ww W ,Q AS C. H. S. ALL THE VARSITY FUDTBALL TEAM First row: Jack Lazarus, David Harwood, Tommy Cornelius, Reggie Busby, Leon Gettis, jim Pbihnon, Harry Tim- mons, Jimmy Russell. Second row: Bill Steele, Pat Purser, Bob Virnelson, Tony Philemon, Baine Martin, Benny Cofer, Don Gwen, jerry Amos, joe Miller. Third row: Carl Thomas, Bill VValder, lohn Kirkley, lack Barnette, Bob Ward, Thomas Hunter, John Scott, David Mineey. Fourth row: Don VVilson, Charles Medlin, Bobby Hicks, jimmy Stassinos, Frank Brown, Robert Freeman, Eddie Black, Qlim Parker, Henry Madden, Head Football Conch. .51 W' ii aa J' if A , Zn fi 4 X . Q Y S .. - K. Q sk., it f A WZ: Q lq!Ik ,df f -it .. . . ,.7l??5'3' , iii? - ' fa I V, ,kL, T, 17 A A ' -Y ffl I . , V . I K ,fs . V my WMA h i , EV K 2 . f!,,,wx.x 5? - x X ts g tr -V3 I t ,f t fi ..,. . A . - 22, A of 1 f- 4' ,Mr .asia afaaat an :n+tsr eww aaa aw aaa +aM+.-a W .., ,rf , M3 . - . , - v ga ,ag - 5 'Q A f i' fl 1 TWWWV aa rafwmmawmrw, twafafsawxiaafwamwaatwaf it ffigrvl' 1 A - ,-ia? A A A -' itz A '26 W M ll 3 wi 5555 X32 as Z 1 3 2 f : H1 wzv ' fp vm' 3 1, -as I' 'il f sf 3 my f is - rf an gk A f , . X -.. .gi . ' nw HARRY Trmmoivs REGGIE Busnv Bonny' Hicks fu W-affair BAINE MARTIN Raeeiis Bussy . . . . . .Most lWl17l'C'V3.l BOBBY Hicks ..,. .... 1 Host Popular HARRY TIMINJONS . . . . . .Most Valtmlale IIMMY STAssrNos .... Best Spot! OOTBALL SU On Sept. 3 in Memorial Stadium, the Central Wildcats opened their 1954 season against mighty Chattanooga, Tennessee, state champions for the past three years. The VVildcats showed a dangerous passing attack but were run over by the big Nooga backfield. ln the fourth quarter Ierry Amos hit Pat Purser for a seven yard touchdown to make the score 28-6. On Sept. 17, Wilmington played the Cats here. Un- heralded Tommy Cornelius ripped Wilmington for 56 yards on three plays and a touchdown to highlight Centra1's 13-6 triumph. VVildcat Tony Philmon scored the other tally on a two yard plunge after a 41 yard drive. On Sept. 24, the Central gridders went to Greensboro and played a whale of a game before falling under the superior drive of the Whirlies. Jerry Amos was again superb in his quarterback slot, completing 13 out of 22 attempted passes. Pat Purser and Baine Martin caught two of them for touchdowns. The score was 26-12. On Oct. 1, the Yellow Jackets of Salisbury fell to the Cats by the score of 21-14. The first touchdown came at the end of the first half when Leroy Wilson caught a 40 yard pass from Amos. Then in the third quarter Wilson gathered in a punt and ran 75 yards for another score. An Amos to Purser pass from the three yard line accounted for the other score. On Oct. 7, the Greenwave of Gastonia gave us an ex- citing game in Memorial Stadium. ln the first half, with big Bobby Hicks in the fullback slot, the Cats moved easily with Hicks scoring once from the four yard line. From then on it was nip and tuck until Gastonia took the lead by 13-7 in the last five minutes. Cool jerry Amos led the at- tack and finally hit john Kirkley from the 25 yard line with the tying score. The game ended in a deadlock. The Central High football team went to the mountains to play Asheville on Oct. 15. ln the second quarter, Tony Philmon scored our only touchdown as we were upset 13-6. ASQQSTQETYT JACK LAvARUs 4' f .1 feb 55 fl GENE CHURCH Coorrsra GETTIS DAVID l.VlINCEY LEROY VVILSON JIM STASSINOS lERRY AMOS DON WILSON Bon VIRNELSON PAT PURSER DONNIE NANCE FUUTBALL RESUME On Oct 22, Central played in High Point, losing 12-27. Bobby Hicks was again the offensive star, scoring on runs of 57 yards and 6 yards. Cene Church played fine defensive football. It was not until Oct. 28 that the team really caught fire. The Burlington Bulldogs were met by the finest defensive playing which the Cat line displayed all year. jimmy Stassi- nos, Harry Timmons, and lack Lazarus were the defensive stars. All our scoring was done in the first half. Midway in the first quarter, Reggie Busby cut off right tackle and scampered 24 yards to a touchdown. In the second quarter, Leroy Wilson, on his Patented Play caught a pass for 52 yards and our final score. Then our big line took over, defending our lead of 12-8 for a victory. On Nov. 5, Central upset Reynolds by the score of 20-13 in Memorial Stadium. Hicks and Busby again powered the attack. Bobby Hicks scored twice and Busby once. The twelfth of November was the big day for the Central grid team. The Cats went into the game as 7 points under- dogs but stunned Harding from the opening kickoff to the final whistle. The big Cat line led by Hankie 1VlcCrorie and ,lack Lazarus pushed the Rams all over the field in the first half. Near the end of the second quarter, Amos hit Busby in the end zone with a touchdown pass from the 10 yard line. lV1cCrorie converted. The second half was played on equal terms, but Harding managed to score in the third quarter on a short pass to Bay Short. The game ended in a 7-7 tie with the Cats moving toward the Ram goal. Bobby Hicks was the leading ground gainer picking up 77 yards in 11 tries. Although the Central gridders didn't win any conference or state laurels, they played clean, hard football all season. We are especially proud of All-City, All Conference, Jerry Amos, Pat Purser, and Jack Lazarus, and All-City, jim Stassinos. Bobby Hicks and Jack Lazarus represented Cen- tral well in the Shrine Bowl. g,, , f:f? f- , i n i ., ij A 5 f a,,,j?Q 'Afa A ii i ii .B if if' A 4353 4 I MISL A , L ' I I f ' . 1 f ' , f . I 5 Q , 11 'fn I I ' I E is riifili. E A I E191 A 3 1, 9 99? r I . 6' ' kf ffiwv ,-f I , 1 - Q Ji: Q W K 4 ' vu , , n I I D ' 4, 1. 5 'L f xv- 5 , . - ,,1vfs'f' ,L ,Az .i ,rw I jimmy RICHARDSON TONY PHILEMON EDDIE WATTS THOMAS HUNTER joH:N Scorr joE MILLER BILL WALKER ED MCCULLOUGH GEORGE WILSON OTIS PHILLIPS Manager Manager ,N I imager JUNIUR VARSITY First row: jimmy Webb, George Seegers, Leon Brown, William Woodcock, Harold Edge, Teddy Alexander, Rhodes Corbett. Second row: Irv Edelman, Coach, Vicky Moser, Bill Thomas, Dan Teeter, David Edwards, David McSvvain, Dale Starnes, jim Sommers, Coach. Third row: Bill Little, Richard Henderson, Marian Baynes, Emmit Myers, Al Freeman, Haskell Ezell, Pee Wee Williams. Fourth row: Perry Diamaduras, jimmy Turner, Bobby Allex, Tubby Austin, Manny Watts. Fifth row: Ed Scott, L. C. Hudson, jim jones, jerry Honey. VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Left to right: Hankie McCr0rie, Tommy Graham, Capming Don Millcn, David Trull, Larry Powell, Jimbo Moyie, Rick McDonough, Pat Sarsfield, Walter Mills, Leon Gettis, Iohn Kirkley, Spike Wiedeman. ,r . il., BASKETBALL RESUME The 1954-55 basketball season was one of building for the Central Wildcats. Flu and other illnesses did much to keep the squad of seven juniors and five seniors from having a better season. Led by Captain Tommy Graham, Jim Moyle, Rick McDonough, Walter Mills, Spike Wiederman, and Pat Sarsfield, the Wildcats managed to Win half of their games, ending with a 10-10 season. Although the Wildcats finshed only sixth in the Western Conference, they played an important role in preventing Greensboro from repeating as Conference titlists and knocking Salisbury from the tournament. The Wildcats once more won the mythical city cham- pionship by beating Myers Park and Harding twice by large margins. :lim Moyle and Rick McDonough both won second string berths on the All-Conference team while Pat Sarsfield and Walter Mills rated honorable mention. Rick McDonough was picked as Most Valuable Player on the team. The Wildcat cause was helped greatly by forwards Larry Powell and Leon Cettis and guard Hankie Nic- Crorie. Don Millen, David Trull, and John Kirkley also turned in fine performances. Rhodes Corbett and Reid 1-linson proved to be ca- pable, hard-working managers and their efforts were greatly appreciated. Although Coach lrv Edelman did not have so polished a squad as he had in the past, he was quite proud of the fine spirit of the team throughout the whole season. The 'lunior Varsity, led by Captain Dick Widenhousc and Bill Sitton had a very fine season. Bill Reitan, Bubba Rion, and Mel Dixon also starred. Vicky Moser, Bob Holland, Cecil King, Paul Kirkley, lackie Parris, Cene Davis, and ,lim Turner helped turn in a finc season. Page One Hundred Nine I Ll gd fl TOMMY GRAHAM COOTEP. GETTIS Captain LARRY POWELL DON NIILLEN .A .W PAT SARSEIELD HANTCIE MCCRQRIE 1 i J it ' ff fjlaa JIBTBO MOY LE lJAVID TBULL WALTER M1I.I.s JOHN KIRKLEY W I Ttllv X, E l J K L ff af is i 5 X W E :il 9 Elini X, 1 1-' pi' V 1:3 W SPIKE VVIEDEN RICK MCDONO' l BASKETBALL RESUMEl SCORES Central .......,., 7 l Central ........,, 6 1 Central .......... 73 Central ......,... 50 Central . ,.,...,.. 47 Central .......... 68 Central ,,.....,.. 66 Central ..4.,,.... 49 Central ..,....,.. 61 Central ,.,,...... 76 Central ........,. 83 Central ,.,,.,.... 51 Central ...,....., 60 Central ...,...... 61 Central .......... 59 Central ,...,,.... 64 Central .....,,,,, 69 Myers Park .. Harding .... Harding .... Raleigh .,.. A . Asheville ,,... U. N. C. Frosh ...,.... High Point . . . Greensboro . Castonia . . Reynolds . . . Myers Park . . . Salisbury 4 . , Burlington ,.., High Point , . . Creensboro . . 4 Castonia ..r... Winston-Salem Central .......... 50 Burlington Central ..,. ..,., 6 2 Salisbury .... . Central ..,.....,. 55 Asheville , , . ...62 ,..i51 ....75 , , , Atxrra, 0 0 A C H E S gloe rllomanchek, Baseball Coach. JUNIOR VARSITY First' row: jackie Parris, Bob Holland, Bubba Bion, Gene Davis. Second row: Dick Wideiiliollse, Captaing Mel Dixon, Vicky Moser, Bill Sitton, Cecil Sky,' King. Tl1irol1'ow:lVla1fzage1', Reid Hinson, Jimmy Turner, Paul Kirkley, lVlanage1'g Rhodes Corbett. Lefi to riglil: llcnry Madden, Football Coacllg Irving Edcllnzln,BasketlmllCoacl1gJim Sommers, Track Coaclzg Serif 4-1 B , ' 4 The 1955 Central High Track Team will be out to equal the fine Performances made hy previous cindermen of Central. The Cats coached by newcomer Jim Sommers expect fine results from such outstanding returning lettermen as our -HO and RSO man Tommy Hutchins, dash man 'lim Moss, miler Don Graham, and dash man Charles Nedlin. Coach Summers has found a great interest in track this year and hopes to turn out a fine team. First row: Ray Felmet, Henry Landis, A1 Freeman, Buddv Francis, David Harwood, jimmy fxloss, Tommy Hutchins, Donnie Graham, Charles Medlin, Bobby Rheger, Ross Zachary, jimmv Russell. Second row: Roscoe Herrington, Vickie Moser, jimmy X'Vebb, Larry VVithrow, Bartley Tarleton, George VVilson, ,lack Helms, john Bass, lames Thomasstzn, Lucian Guthery, Coaclr Sommers. Third row: Graydon Goulding, Steve Pappamahiel, Eldie VVatts, Al Palmer, Sammy jordan, Charles Petty, limmv Clippard, Conrad Austin, Howard Fogelson. Fourth row: Pat Purser, Ernest Austin, Emmit Myers, George Seegars, Jimmy Christ- Turner, Marvin Gregory, Robert Freeman, VValter Elmore, jerry Amos. Fifth row: Richard Henderson, Ed Scott, john man, David Riley, Ed McCullough. ifi, ' ' t . a . W 'N '1uur 4 , A ..f' ' 0. , , - 1' ,mm A V' wp' ,1 w 2 ,N l i -NA. wi gmt! T N I Coach Ceorge Sawyer's 1955 tennis team, led by Captain Mobley and experienced lettermen Bill Campbell, john Driggers, and Claude Smith, is looking forward to a successful season. Its early seasonls wins indicate that this year's team will better last yearls record of twelve wins and two losses. Added strength comes from new- comers Bill Bellows and Frank Bell. Representing the team at the state tournament will be Bill Campbell in the singles division and Clay lVlobley and Dick Widenhorlse in the doubles division. First row: Prank Bell, john Driggers, Bill Campbell, Clay Mobley, Captaing Bill Bellows, Claude Smith. Second row: Dick Widelihouse, Bobby Crubbs, Bruce Berry- hill, Larry Powell, Ceorge Sawyer, Coach. A B L L The Central High Baseball Team is looking forward to its most successful season in years. With top lettermen from Central and Tech, Coach Tomanchek is finding more interest in baseball this year than in previous years. Baine Martin, Keith Baucom, Be ie Busb , and ohn Scott arc the ton uros aects from last fear's Central gg Y l l l 5 team. From Tech come such experienced ballplayers as Jimmy Irby, Spike Wiedeman, Dudley McSwain, Eddie Black, and Cooter Cettis. First row: Leon Cettis, Jimmy Irby, Spike Wiedeman, Bill Thomas, Tony Philmon, Ricky Vinsett. Second row: Coach Tomanchck, jimmy Norman, Dudley McSwain, Eddie Black, Jimmy Edwards, Keith Baucom, Baine Martin. Third row: Marvin Bigham, Frank Brown, Wayne Duncan, Iesse Kennon, Bob Holland, Reggie Busby. Fourth row: jerry Myers, Darrell Lundy, Iohn Scott, Thomas Hunter, Owen Ross, Bobby Hanes. Fifth row: Larry Caddell, Dale Starnes, Harry Caddell, Bill Steele. , als.. - x ., W -immune -ll-rxawsamfi CHEERLEADERS JOYCE ANN ODOM CHARLENE THORNBURG NANCY LONG CHUCK I-IARKEY NORMA HURT Head Cheerleader ERNIE PREVATTE Head Cheerleader ANN SULLIVAN DAVID CARROLL PAT MOSER SENIDR GIRLS' VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Co-Captains Jerry Wilkerson and Peggy Justice. Second row: Barbara Hoover, Rita Moss, Ruby Quick, Marie West, Lenora Bynum, Tiny Agnew. Third row: Frances Dixon, Christine Morgan, Ann Me- Craeken, Lola Prather, Virginia Bagby, Peggie Davis. Alzscm: Cindy Henderson. ,--uf W QMN...-- v fl Q L Q v . if ,in . , 4'0T0Q'fs9 'r x A 5 J 0. v up ' ig' ..V, Y Q . X i I I tkrrr X . ska W 6 GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION l 'i1'st row: Rita Moss, Pulalieity lVlmfzo1ge1', Peggy justice, Secretary, jerry Wilkerson, Presidezfztg Peggy Phillips, Vice-President, Virginia Baglny, T1'eozsu1'e1'g Sara Agnew, Points lVlmmge1'. Second row: Betty Beamer, Io Ann Ifleaden, Estelle Carabateas, Cwen VVright, Marie VVest, Peggy Davis, Mary West, Jeanette Vanclerburg, Mebane Dowel, Lunclee Wlilliams. Third row: Edith Lingle, Pat Pittman, hielbern Conner, Peggy Basberry, Loretta Smith, Evelyn llunter, Frances Dixon, Nancy Robinson, Peggy Eurr, Mary Fisher, Connie Heinke. Fourth Vow: lucly Ayeoek, Doris Lingle, Le Nay Beatty, Pat Jordan, Ruby Quick, Gwen Daly, Suzanne Huie, leri Nlills, lX'lary Ann lorclan. SOPHONIORE BASKETBALL TEAM Left lo right: Peggy Phillips, C0fCaptm1., Gwen VVright, Estelle Carabateas, Mary West, Nlary Ann slorclan, Sue Drake, lxlebane Dowcl. Absent: Betty Io Blount, Pat jordan, Claire Thornhill, C0-Captain. FUR MANY, T HE UF THE 1955 G. H. S. STORY BOUT T0 CLOSE: BUT MEMDRIES WILL LINGER LONG H ' NW-N---H-'-f sm: ..,, If . 4 1.555 - lm me g, Z, ,.,: Z: ia? . - 7- fs ENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dresseel IIMIVIY MOSS ANN ROBINSON Biggest Heertloreoikeif KEITH BAUOOM NANCY HOUSE Unsung Hero enol Heroine NORMAN KINZIE NANCY LONG Most Friendly DON MILLEN BETTY FAYE SMITH Wtttiest TOMMY LTUTCHINS ANN SWISHER Best Looking HARRY TIMMONS RUTH ANN CLIFF Most Tolenteel DURROW HALL ANN SULLIVAN Most Likely To Succeeol BILL BELLOWS SUSANNE ROBINSON Nlost Athletic REGGIE BUSBY GERALDINE WILICERSCDN Most Popular BAINE MARTIN NORMA HUR1' Best All Ronnol TOMMY GRAHAM MARY FROEBE Mi: anal Miss Central REGGIE BUSBY NANCY LONG I .K -ii nuff: I I Film 2 Il '-5 P!! af TTT' F557 VW' YT? FV? I ,453-M-T.-4 new Q-Q.-. -.M-W. I v NORMA HURT Carrousel Queen BETTY PAYE SMITH D. A. R. CCiffZ01fIS11fl7,J fhvard IVIARY FROEBE Miss Hi Miss NORNIA HURT Homecoming Queen DIANE ESTES MIKE ELLISON M ascots SUSANNE ROBINSON SCOTTY VVILSON MARGARET ALEXANDER Best Students QD' Q V, ,Ms Q , if fi? 3-W A mm ..,,,, in M Q- . .fs 2 2 ' 44 N , 9' 4 A x 1 x 1 0- .,. 6, in ,Pegg '4 3 fx 'fm 'Hvsxh -7 .nk 0 X, . 3-Es. ,A ' 4 A Q 1' f ivy . wzj., ng ff . , Mg., f ,vi N, ',sggqx,.f,3w, W if Q., Q ' PAT SYKES RUTH ANN CL1E1f ANN SULLIVAN BEVERLY CRJLLIER NORMA I 1URT Senior Superlcztive Benmty TERESA BLANCHETT MARILYN ADAMS SYBIL BALLENTINE Jo ANN SALLEY BXIAXINE SHU Pmss SELBY ANN ROBINSON GWEN IJALY BEAUTY NDMINEES 'IAN1OE CHESSEH NAITA BROWN NITA FERRELL NANCY I'1OUSE GEISYNIJA THOMAS JEANNETTE HOPE JEANNE DAVIS LIZ BAKIS This peanut butter is sticky. 2. They're all mixed up! Because We're sisters . . . 5. The gangs all here. Aloha! 8. You don't say. Never alone. 11. Speaks foritself. Cold hands, warm hearts! 14. The good ole days. 3. Gossip party. 6. Ed 33329 9. You have stars in your eyes 12. Old grinder. 15. Ke11y's hideaway. Page One Hundred Twenty-seven EDITOR'S FAVURITES M5 ,Min Jofm migAf 23564 COFVLIIIQKK mary jroege 3 Cornweff BUSINESS MANAGEITS FAVURITES SPUNSURS HERAIAN KISSIAH for MARY VVAYNR CRYMES President of Adelphians MRS. FRANK BUSBY for REGGIE Busuy Vice-President of Senior Class-First Semester MRS. E. D. DALY for GWEN DALY Secretary of Student Council-First Semester Co-Editor of Rambler MRS. FRED H. MCINTYRE, IR. for FRED MCINTYRE Assistant Advertising Manager of Snips and Cuts MR. A. C. BAKIS for Liz BAKIS Treasurer of Iunior Class-First Semester MRS. MARY DUNCAN KING for SHIRLEY TARLTUN Circulation Manager of Rambler Mlss BETTY HOLBROOR for SALLY HOLBROOK Secretary of Sophomore Class-First Semester Miss PATSY IVICLAUGIILIN for DONNIIE NANCE Vice-President of Student Czmncil-First. Semester 'R ,Rfk ,f -- ii ,. i SPONSDRS MR. A. D. IXIXIIWONS MISS JOAN KING MR. B. RUDISILL for JERRY AMMONS for SENIOR I-Ir-Y for GEORGE RUDISILL Presidenl' of Student Council-Second Advertising Manager-Snips and Cuts Semester IWIENRY LOMAX LARRY REDBIOND MR. AND MRS. G. G. THOMAS for .IOHNNY Lonmx for CZINDY xN7EYANT for GELYNDA THOMAS I Businesx Mamzlger-Snips and Cuts News Editor of Rmnbler President of Future Homemakers of America Page One Hundred Thirty-one SPUNSURS LE ROY SMITH for BETTY FAYE SMITH President of Girls' Good Sports Club President of Bible Club Chief Marshal MR. W. B. MARTIN for BAINE MARTIN President of Student Council-First Semester Chief Marshal BARRY CLARK for NITA FERRELL Secretary of Student Council-Second Semester President of Thespians MISS NANCY PIEIVIPHILL for DAVID MINCEY Treasurer of Senior Class-First Semester ERSKINE HARKEY for BETTY GALLOWAY Vice-President nf Iunior Class-First Semester MR. V. B. KING for JOAN KING Clubs and Organizations Editor-Snips and Cuts Secreturv of Senior Class-Second Semester MISS NANCY C. GILCHRIST for DON AXIILLEN Sports Editor--Snips and Cuts President of Honor Society-Second Semester Chief Marshal MR. E.. C. HURT for NORMA HURT Senior Editor of Snips and Cuts Secretary of Senior Class-First Semester SPONSURS Mn. T. P. GRAHAA1 MISS ALICE REYNOLDS MISS JOYCE ANN ODOM for TOMMY GRAHAM for LE CERCLE FRANCAIS for THE KEY CLUB 'esiolent of Senior Class-First Semester -President of Studeni Council-Second Semester President of Key Club MR. R. T. BELLOWS MISS ANN ROBINSON MBS. DAVID F. QUICK 3 for BILL BELLOWS for JIIVIMY Moss for RUBY QUICK ioleni of Senior Class-Second Semester Advertising Manager The Rambler Ty1aistSni1as and Cuts Page One Hundred Thirtv-three S resi PDNSDRS MR. AND MRS. G, T. WOOTEN for NIARY jo WOOTEN of Girls' Good Sports Club-Secoml Semesrer dent MISS -IANICE HUDSON for TONY PHILEMON President of lunior Class-First Semester MISS ANN SULLIVAN for THE BASKETBALL TEAM MRS. F. W. CATHCART for IKEY CATHCART Treasurer of Sophomore Class MRS. W. C. STEELE for MARY STEELE Exchange Editor The Rambler MRS. BRAINIA WILKERSON for GERALDINE WIILKERSON President of Girls' Athletic Association M155 MAXIE jo VVALLACE for AIICKEY VANN President of Ham Radio Club A1155 RUTH ANN CLIFF for THE FOOTBALL TEABI SPUNSURS IIINIIXIY Moss BOB WILSON Mxss KAREN WARD for ANN ROBINSON for GRACE ALEXANDER for JIIVIIVIY IRBY Business Manager The Rumlaler P1'6SidE11f0fS0f7I1011'lO1'8 Class-First Se1neste1' Treasurer of Innior Class-Second Semester MRS. CHARLES FULBERTSON MISS FRANCES WILLIAMS MRS. JAIVIES D. BLACKWELDER for HARRY TIMNIONS for LUNDEE VVILLJAMS for JOAN BLACKWELDER Treasurer S911i01'CIH5S-S6C01Zd Semester Vice-President of Sopl101no1'e Class-Second T1'eUS7lI'91' of Soplfzmnore Class-Second Semester Semester Page One Hundred Thirty-five SPONSURS MISS SELINA BALLENTINE for SYBIL BALLENTINE Secremry of Sophomore Class-Second Semesicr MISS PRUDY MOORE for BETSY MOORE President of Cenfrusa-Second Semester MR. CLAY MOBLEX' for JOYCE ANN OnOIvI Vice-President of Senior Class-Second Semester MR. GARY BAROER for BARBARA BARGER President of Sophomore Class-Second Semester MRS. B. BLAND for XYLDA BLAND Secretary of the Iunior Class-Second Semester MRS. P. B. BEATTY for PAT BEATTY Feature Editor The Rambler MR. AND MR. VV. C. COBB for SARAII Lou CORR President of Le Cercle Francais-Second Semester MRS. CHARLOTTE SCAPPUCCI and MICHAEL SCAPPUCCI for GIRLS, GOOD SPORTS CLUB MISS CAROL BENNETT for NORMAN KINZIE-BOOKSTORE BILL BELLOWS, Lawyer lDICK ConNwELL, I'liSf01'lCl'I'7 PFOIXIMY CiRAHAN, Prophet lERRY AMMONS, Poet Absent G LASSPUEIVI The sapling is no morcg Now it is the tree, And only in tomorrow Will we stop to see That there is the beginning. For The seed has burst, The sprout has grown, The limbs have spread, Weak leaves have blown. And we stand ready . . . Unaware that tomorrow this Will have been the beginning. l-low tall, how straight, how strong a tree That we will ever grow to be, And what may be our destiny ls in truth just you and me, And what we were in the beginning. Strong trunks with tender branches! Know how to enjoy it, That tomorrow we will say- This was the beginning By JERRY AMMONS GLASS On a cool September day in 1952, the enormous doors of Central High School were thrown open to the eager, wide-eyed sophomore class. As this class comes now to graduation, one finds that same eagerness that prevailed then and that has carried this Senior Class of 1955 through its three years of golden opportunities at Central. For us, there were the first few hectic days as sophs when Central became a reality. We elected Ann Cook, Betty Faye Smith, Don Millen, and Nancy Long to lead us through our first semester. We got our first glimpse of Student Council elec- tions. They were different from anything we had ever seen. lt was hard to believe that some day soon we would be on the stage leading the cam- paigns. Of course there was that great calamity, our loss to Harding, but who can deny that we had one of the best all-around teams in a long time. Basketball season rolled around and the team under a new coach, Irv Edelman, rolled over all the op- position in moving to Central's First Western Triple A Conference Championship in many a year. Elections came again and we picked Bill Bel- lows, Fred Mclntyre, Joan King, and Jack Thorn- ton to lead us to the end of our sophomore year. Soon the year was over but we knew we had ' ' ' CK 7! gained memories from out first year at C.H.S. that would live with us forever. Slowly we were becoming a part of Central and Central was be- coming a part of us. The summer was over and we came back to Cen- tral and looked down with mock disgust at the 'fmeasly sophsi' who seemed little more than knee- high to a duck. Bight off we elected our new officers- Baine Martin, Tommy Craham, Mary Froebe, and Kermit Bates. Cui' football team went through another fine season but once again we were on the short end of the score in the Harding game. Wait ,til next yearn became our cry. How could anyone forget the Hutch leading the gang of boys in the front hall to the tune of Thomas Mix. Basketball was still on the rise, as we had two of the best ball players in the state in Cow- boy and Ed. We elected our second semester of- ficers, choosing Bill Bellows, John Lomax, Nita Ferrell, Don Millen. You couldnit leave out the big parties thrown by the Key Club and C. C. S. Page One Hundred Thirty-eight ISTURY and of course, the Kapers were bigger and better than ever. We chose Baine Martin to be our Stu- dent Council President for the next year. Swiftly our year was drawing to a close and with it, our first Junior-Senior. Under the able direction of Don Millen and a host of others, we put on the best ever. Before the dance was the big beach trip. For most of us, it was our first and we really made the most of it. Suddenly, our year was over and each of us felt a little uneasy at graduation for we real- ized that we soon would be the Senior Classf' Then came our senior year. Our class was en- larged by those of us who came from Tech. At first, it seemed to both groups of students that it just wasnit rightf, But soon we all realized what a determining factor for Central this new combina- tion would be. Former Tech stars Jumbo and Spike became Central stars, and former Tech star Hicks joined Lazarus in the Shrine Bowl. And we were definitely one class as we looked forward to the Harding game on that memorable night of the Black Moriah. We elected our first semester officers. For the first time in many years the Key Club and C. C. S. met on common ground when they went caroling together. Many doubted if it would work but it was a rousing success. Of course, the Armory had to burn and we had trouble finding a place to hold commencement. Again, as many times in the past, we all rose to fight for what we wanted, and when the smoke cleared, we had gotten our way and were to have an outdoor commencement. VVe elected our Sec- ond Semester Class officers-Bill Bellows, Joyce Odom, Joan King, and Harry Timmons. In the close race for Student Council President Jerry Am- mons got the nod from the student body. We were coming to the close of our year and we were bragging how glad we were, but in each of us was that feeling that we could never leave Cen- tral. We made the most of the last few months- picnics, beach parties, dances. We were trying to crowd everything we could into such a short time. Yes Seniors, it was truly a great life. We are yet to leave footprints on the sands of time, but our footprints are planted, never to be erased, in the halls of Central High. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the celebrated class of 1955 at Central High School, being in full possession of our minds on the eighteenth day of May in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-five do make this our last will and testament. In writing this document we have made it eschew flatulent garrulity and possess coalescent consistency. In other words it does not beat around the bush. In the three years that we have spent at Central we have acquired knowledge and various talents. We shall leave bits of these abilities to the younger generation of Central students. We hope they will use them as wisely as we have. So much for that, now down to business. ARTICLE I-To THE FACULTY Item 1-To Mr. Otts and Mr. Sanders we leave our grat- itude for helping us through three meaningful years of our lives. Item 2-To Miss Fraser we leave a word of deepest thanks for her hard work on Honors and Awards Day. Item 3-To Miss Abell we leave the Student Council to work with as well in the future as she has in the past. Item 4-To Miss Balle we leave the class of 1958 to worry about and teach. Item 5-To the faculty in general we leave the thought that they have helped us along the road to better living. ARTICLE II-To LINDERCLASSINIEN Item I-To the class of 1956 we leave the building on the corner of Elizabeth Avenue and Cecil Street with the assumption that they will keep its spirit and tra- ditions on top. Item 2-To the class of 1957 we leave two years of hap- piness and scholastic achievement. ARTICLE III-To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Item 1-I, Sylvia Holden, will my nimble fingers on the Piano to Joyce Boone. Item 2-I, Ann Lynn Wafford, bequeath my ideas about which I talk to Carolyn Hamrick. Item 3-I, Tommy Downer, bestow my drum-major out- fit to joe Helms who is good at blowing a whistle. Item 4-I, Joyce Ann Odom, leave my pep, which I get from eating Wheaties, to Rita Moss. Item 5-We, Bill Campbell and Johnny Driggers, bestow our tennis balls and rackets to Mr. George Sawyer to use as he thinks best. Item 6-I, Tommy Hutchins, take my intricate devices and insane drawings with me because no one can equal them. Item 7-I, Norma Hurt, bequeath my cheerleading yell to Chuck Harkey who has a good one already. Item 8-We, Mr. Karl Sawyer's math students, leave our deepest sympathies to anyone who is brave enough. Item 9-I, Roscoe Herrington, will my untiring hand- shake to David Carroll who is already fairly good. Item 10-I, Geraldine Wilkerson, leave my athletic prow- ess to Frances Dixon. ' Item 11-I, Tommy Byrnes, leave my visual aids nook to Timmy Jones, who needs a place to stay while he is out of class. Item 12-We, Ierry Ammons and Harvey, leave our easy going manner and acting ability to Barry Noll. Item 13-I, Mary Froebe, will my space in the news- paper to Betty Galloway and hope that her picture is as well known as mine. Item 14-I, Pat Sarsfield, bequeath my basketball touch to Dick Widenhouse. Item 15-We, Betty Faye Smith and Nita Ferrell, be- stow our friendly smile and Hey Yall to Priss Selby and Janice Hudson. Item 16-I, Keith Baucom, leave my good looks to Ernie Prevatte. Item 17-I, Mike Steinacher, leave. Item 18-We, Fred Mclntyre, johnny Lomax, and 'lack Meek, bestow our drums to Chuck Sternburgh who in two years should be real cool. Item 19-I, Pete Collier, will my Pepsi taste to Rick McDonough. Item 20-I, Beverly Collier, bequeath my clear voice to Ann Carroll. Item 21-I, Reggie Busby, leave my quiet yet sincere attitude to Jimmy Edwards. Item 22-I, Don Millen, present my big grin and wise remarks to lim Stassinos. Item 23-We, Gwen Daly and Bari King, will our never ending work on the Rambler to Patsy Edwards and Barbara Collier. Item 24-I, Phil Diehl, bestow my speaking ability to Wallace Kuralt and hope that he goes the last step that I clidn't. Item 25-I, jimmy Moss, bequeath my speed on the track to David Harwood. Item 26-I, Danny Keever, leave my double jointed glasses to Iohnny McCullough. Item 27-I, Susanne Robinson, will my report card of A's to Bob Ward. Item 28-We, Durrow Hall and Tizze Polk, bequeath our Charleston to anyone who can take our place in the Hi-Larities. Item 29-I, Bill Mill, bestow my cherry pie recipe to Roby Sherrill. Item 30-I, Dickie Cornwell, leave the local basketball circles to be controlled by the Caddell brothers, Harry and Larry. Item 31-We, Tommy Graham and Baine Martin, will our industrious attitudes to Jimmy Thomason and Tommy Holmes. Item 32-We, jack Lazarus and Bobby Hicks, leave our positions on the N. C. Shrine Team to Hankie Mc- Crorie and jerry Amos. Item 33-We, Norma Kinzie and Nancy Long, leave our work behind the scenes to Reid Hinson and Darlene Thomas. Item 34-I, Billy Bruton, will my height to Tommy Hoover who someday hopes to be six feet tall. Item 35-In closing we, the senior class, leave Central. If and when we return it will be as alumni. We will never be a part of Central life again, but there are many things we shall never forget-games, dances, noisy halls, substitute teachers, assemblies, and elec- tions. These are just a few of the happy things we shall remember in the years to come. WILLIAM -IAINIES BELLOWS, Lawyer Witnesses: George Iohn Saberzay Mary Io Wooten Page One Hundred Thirty-nine GLASS PRUPHEGY My name is I. Ben Scrachinoff. I am a prog- nosticator to end all prognosticators. Through my home-made crystal ball Cwhich I have nicknamed I'Donovan's Brainnl I can see far into the future. VVhat's that? You'd like to take a look at 1970? O. K., let's go. ln Las Vegas, Nevada, one of the most exclusive night clubs in the country is being opened. Ac- cording to its owners-Keith Baucom, Pete Collier, and Harry Timmons-the Club Notorious will stay open twenty-four hours a day. Those boys never did like to sleep too much. Wandering around the club is former pro football star, lack Lazarus. He was hired by Baucom as a bouncer. It's quite a break for lack. He's been selling ladies, shoes ever since he quit the football wars. I know lack's boss, Donnie Graham, will be sorry to see him leave. jack was becoming quite a salesman. Miss Ann Sullivan, TV and movie star, gets top billing at Club Notorious. The Thomas Downer Dancers, who accompany Miss Sullivan, lost one of their top performers when Ruth Ann Cliff was plucked from their ranks by co-ovvner Timmons. He explained that he didnit want her to catch cold in the scanty costume she was planning to wear. The music is furnished by Mclntyreis Merry Musicmakersf, Leader Fred McIntyre retired to the bandstand recentl and turned his drumming duties over to his undlerstudies, Effie Lomax and lack Meek. There's some speculation as to why Fred gave up the drums. Some say his fifth wife, Nancy House, made him do it. I understand that Norma Hurt, Miss Big Built- u of 1969, will make a guest appearance tonight. Sl5e's accompanied on her travels by the noted fash- ion leader Ann Robinson. Miss Robinson is wife of dentist and sportsman, Dr. james Moss, who runs the mile in his spart time. He may become the first man to run the three minute mile. His strong- est competition comes from cartoonist, Tommy Hutchins, creator of the Knife-anhammer Kids. Hutchins, last try was a 3 min. 4863421975 sec. mile. Movie mogul Tommy Byrnes timed Hut- chins' last race. Word is going around that financial wizard David Mincey has been hired to look after the monetary problems of Club Notorious. Mincey is such a genius that even Mary Froebe, first woman Secretary of the Treasury, consults him when she has a particularly difficult problem. I see that George Bryan Adams, master designer and planner, and his lovely wife, Mary jo Wooten, former bubble dancer, are seated at a corner table. George is reading a newspaper article about an old schoolmate Dr. Bill Bellows, Harvard professor, Page One Hundred Forty who has come up with a new formula. 1t's used for finding the ratio of the velocity of the chain re- action of splitting Wagnerium atoms squared to the diameter of the earth divided by pi to ninety- one decimal places. Incidentally, Wagnerium is the latest of the man-made elements. It was discov- ered by a high school chemistry teacher by the name of Bill Wagner. Wagner discovered the ele- ment while he was splitting some atoms in a cy- clotron made by Peter Snow, who runs a hand- kerchief factory when he's not busy with his hobby -nuclear physics. Another great invention in the field of science was reported today. Mickey Vann has produced a counter geiger counter to show where there isn't any radioactivity. Sounds like a real advance for mankind. Two couples just arrived at Club N otorious. It's that famous international lover Frank Bell and Ann Lynn Wofford, gossip columnist of the Basin Street Blues News. Baine Martin, traveling sales- man for Mom Spray Deodorant, and Beverly Col- lier, Dash Records recording artist, are with them. There's Broadway star jerry Ammons and his charming wife, Pat Beatty. Miss Beatty is the new dancer for Old Gold Super King Size cigarettes. Ammons has a book with him by philosopher-au- thor Don Millen. It's entitled lVIillerz's llfloxims for Nlunkirwl. Playboys Pat Sarsfield and Larry Powell are over at the bar. They were just released from cus- tody the other day when celebrated lawyer Dick Cornwell got them acquitted. They were operating a pool hall without a license. That looks like Joyce Ann Odom, i'Scboolteacb- er of the Year, sitting at the bar. She was jilted a few days ago by the head caddy at the Sham O, Tanter Country Club, lack Wills. George Budisill, owner of the Ipana Toothpaste Company, is dating the girl with the Ipana smile,', Betty Faye Smith. Some people think they're se- cretly married. They could be right. George never did talk too much about his love life. President of the American Federation of Under- paid Carpenters, Claude Smith, just arrived. john Driggers, amateur tennis star, is with him. Driggers has been posing for a I smoke Home Buns be- cause they smell bettern ads. Well I can't overwork the Brain I guess that's enough for you to get an idea of how things will be in 1970. They could be worse-I think? Timidly submitted, TOMMY GRAHAM, Prophet Class of '55 All DUUGILAS 4 955 The lovely little misses that we have pictured here are from the senior class of Central High School, and we feel sure that you will approve the smart appearance that they lend to our love- Iiest selection of fine furs. Hyou know Fury K now our Fuwier Douglas Fun' Excluyiveb Member: Master Furriers Guild of America, Inc. l4l5 Elizabeth Avenue Phone ED 3-5161 One Hundred KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Serving the Carolinas Since l9Ol'l CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA M, O. Kirkpatrick, President Purser's Shell and Fuel Oil Service Complete Automobile Service Metered Fuel Oil Service Compliments of DAVIS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY l335 Greenwood Avenue Phone ED 4-4036 PLANTATION GRILL Dining 6' Curb Service 2426 West Morehead Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Providence Shoe Repair Service Fine Shoe Repairing 6Ol-B Providence Road Phone ED 2-6281 S. B. Wooten KALE-LAWING COMPANY Complete Office Outfitters 227-229 S. Tryon St. Charlotte, N. C. Phone FRanklin 7-26Il Quality Leader of the South We Grow By Helping Uthers Grow Page One Hundred Forty-two ? fc i c S lit. inucniin R G Qi num. To be sure you ore, with o prized diploma to show tor itl Congratulations on all those tests you've successfully passed. Now lite is going to give you the supreme test of thinking for yourself. You'll heor thot the politicol plonners con monoge everything for you, ond give you o secure lite. lt you think thot one through clearly, you will see thot the most secure people you could find ore the ones in joil. You'll probobly heor more about your rights thon you do obout your responsibility. Yet your teochers hove vvorned you thot every right carries with it an obligation equal or greater. Duke Power Company Ervin? fda !2ea!monlf Cgarognad Charlotte Textile Engravers Incorporated 1200 Elizabeth Avenue - CHARLOTTE, N. C. All Types of Cylinder Engravings Phone ED 4-7206 Phone ED 4-7207 Shop in ease and comfort at your neighborhood CREST Sc 10c 25c Stores 2317 Central Ave. 2940 Selwyn Ave. 1620 South Boulevard REX RECREATION CENTER Billiards and Bowling 121K South Tryon Phone ED 2-9245 Phone ED 2-8730 Compliments ot C. D. 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P' PEANUT PRODUCTS Radio Television and Appliance Co. On sale in the Cafeteria and other favorite places Salesiservice where you meet your friends for refreshing treatsl Radios-Teleyisions-Records ' R l300 East Fourth Street Phone ED 2-2435 p. - N90 PRUUUET V putuur rnowq, S moles Ano nomo cm, SWINSUN l-UUD PRODUCTS fwnuffm. f vluAs AMOCO Jaatoflm Qzflmmcz And You'll Agree . . . There's None Better Than 'S 6' P' SERVICE STATION 1000 South Tryon Street Page One Hundred Forty-seven Have Fun Compliments of S N A P P 'S REVOLUTION PARK Hardware and Variety Store Miniature Golf Course 1919 Commonwealth Ave. Phone ED 3-6061 CHARLOTTE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS J. D. Whitesides, Jr., Inc. Wholesale Distributor GRocERlEs-ToBAccos F U R N I -r U pg 5 Phone ED 3-3226 2425 South Boulevard C O M P A N Y 1719 South Boulevard Phone FR 5-5524 I axe 1 UNION NATIUNAI. 30704 I Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Plaza Dilworth 1506 Central Ave 1607 S. 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ERVIN lPhotographerl CITlZEN'S BANK 114 East Fourth Street Phone EDison 3-1181 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty-six CHARLCTTFS CAVALARIS SKATING RINK Friendly FORD Dealer Morehead Bowling Center Y O U G Open Year Around Motor Private Parties 318 W, Sth Street phone FR 5-4795 9l9M E. Morehead St. Phone ED 4 3761 PF Compliments of THOMAS Sc HOWARD COMPANY PF MODERN FURNITURE COMPANY 'l724 Pegram Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone FRanklin 7-5497 SMITH BOOK STORE BOOKS BIBLES PICTURE FRAMES PRINTS 402 West Trade Street Phone EDison 2-0070 Page One Hundred F fty PROFIT SHARING 60 UNITED TRADING STAMP DI-SCUUNT STAMB IIZ East Morehead Street Phone FR 6-2675 B. G. S. is for CENTRAL IoE PECRAM PAT SARSFIELD LARRY POWELL IACK LAZARUS RICK MCDONOUGIH BAINE MARTIN TOMMY GRAHAM IOHNNY NoLEs HARRY TIMMoNs PETE COLLIER CHUCK HARKEY IIMMY Moss TOMMY CoRNELIus BILLY PHILLIPS JOE MILLER DON MILLEN KEITH IsAuCoM STEVE INCRAM Page One Hundred PIHIIUTIIUG CONlPA1UY GENIAL GENE P1-11L DIEH1. IOHN MCKEEL PETE TooMEY CONGRATUUNUONS APJD BEST WISH ES FROM CharIotte's Oldest Westinghouse Dealer W G I V CONTINENTAL ELECTRICAL CORP. omzngszvle Emi? ROYAL com s. cox: COMPANY 3 ! COAL-FUEL OIL a on KEROSENE Midw 0d Shopping Came , Phone ED 2-6109 1219 Central Avenue Phone FR 6-4105 One Hundrecl Sixty Compliments of GARRISON-HOPKINS CO. 1509 Camden Road ERNEST EllISON, INC. Just Insurance Compliments of fhafzloita Jidh, and Uljdfffl. fn. R. E. Ellison L. R. Teol Phone ED 3-II46 Liberty Life Building CHARLOTTE, N. c. Compliments of Thomas Griffith and KINZIE FRUIT COMPANY Company Truckers and Wholesalers Insurance Headquarters . IOI7 North Brevard St. Since I875 226 S. Tryon St. Piedmont Building lStreet Frontl CHARLOTTE, N. C. All Lines of lnsuronce Except Life Insurance Representing I5 Highest Grade Stock Insurance Companies ED 2-4195-PHON ES-ED 2-4196 HANKINS-WHITTINGTON Funeral Directors I7I4 South Boulevard Phone ED 3-6II7 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Sixty-one DEB SHOP 137 South Tryon Phone ED 4-6611 DRESSES-HOSIERY SPORTSWEAR-LINGERIE Complimems of POUND 8. MOORE COMPANY 304 South Tryon Phone FR 5-7751 Compliments of SNOOK BROTHERS, INC I Nw-MM, --1 W ' W W-www Know ' .. MWMMWQBM WWWWWWW mam 7121211 gow me FOREMOST DAIRY CHARLOTTE, N. c. Compliments of E. l. HICKS Page One Hundreol Sixty-two CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM CHARLOTTE, N.c. ndreci Sixt THOMPSON CLEANERS 2009 Commonwealth Ave. Phone FR 5-7791 Best selection of records available at RADIO ElECTRONlC SAlES 'll7 East Park Ave. Meet your friends at the R A M B l E R Consult us when making your investments Southern Investment Company Investment Securities HAll'S, INC. Phone FR 5-4449 1237 The Plaza CHARLOTTE, N. C. Home of Quality Floor Coverings Upholstering, Rebuilding and Custom Furniture Compliments of GEORGE'S GRll.l Johnston Building Charlotte, N. C. Opposite Mercy Hospital Eat With Confidence Page One Hundred Sixty-four ,X My X Er X WX! 4: J , fe- V ' L 'Q 'Mn QW . SOUTHERN iafraxafaram Many of your friends of earlier classes are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future 2 L11 3 'Q ,F I Nl' lzllngn 1 yu BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Page One Hundred S ty I 5 l 923 East 7th St. SHEPHERD BROS. PRINTERS Phone ED 3-3711 ENNIS BROTHERS ESSO 125 N. Independence Blvd. twenty-tour hour service 1313 N. Tryon Phone ED 3-8681 We Give Gold Stamps ..,.-f-:-Ftf:7:?:?::,-Q-': in h :':'gIg2g:-:45'ffQg-.-,va I TRY TRAILWAYS THRU-LINERS vA'VA. 'A' i Same Seat, Same Coach-All the Way r ' ' ....r.,,,r.,r..r.r. ii ...,, .Sl'. '1'5 : ' 7 ' ' i i u ' 4 ffY:iz'f':YEffil-:-:SIEIEIEISIE111 2 : : :-: ,.-. 1 :gg-- H ..,., ' Z : -we . 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Phone FR 6-1575 117 W. Sixth St. CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Richarolson's Beauty College Compliments of The School of Modern Beauty Culture THREE SISTERS 131K W. Trade Street Phone ED 4-9958 2809 South Boulevard Phone FR 7-2767 All classes under the direct supervision of Mrs. Gladys Richardson OBSERVER PRINTING HOUSE, INC. Page One Hundred Sixty-eight af. I 1 I 1 1 X cr :Q .- gmf - ,,,, ,,i.,,, - v f, '-ff'fg?L': 51214, .aff-zfiiifr , f , . f , - gi L' ,. v ,W-,., x , 4.1 ' ..... ' 2Z4..,,. K ., .,,,. . , 7.4751-35 Elf, ,. 1 e J 4 254: ,r5g,:,1p,2 4+ -R J.. ,L 4' 6 .wg f'1.'j k 1 ,Z ji ' ,415 ',. , .- 'ff ' ff Hirff-1 ' ' '- 5 LY-, if kg' -'F ju , ., - - . 1 - f .1 I-' -' f' - cw.:-,' ' 4 ' ,I Fifi '5 '. ' ,V 3 4 . , fr.: f, .giiigz 1: A i.:'e1- if-4-' fa -54-qw' . fe-f '- 1 ,f1,-,,x- 11.4 ' Fitz? , .'Lf??'f,'7mfq2:': - A ':.:,f .- 4 .:,, 152570 I iff . psf? 3 321 P. , I. A fig JC? ' 4 HS-aww' , 'i ri - mugs .nw . .. 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