Charles D Owen High School - Black Swan / Skirmisher Yearbook (Black Mountain, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 156 of the 1950 volume:

y , yy j yr ft ft THE SKIRMISHER 1150 BLACK MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL BLACK MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA FOREWORD The staff of the Skirmisher” wishes to express its appreciation to the faculty and the students of Black Mountain High School for their support and their kind cooperation in making this added edition of the Skirmisher possible. Co-Editors-in-Chief Assistant Editor- Business Manager— Assistant Manager-- Advertising Manager Literary Editor- Sport Editor- Art Editor- Snapshot Editor- Advertising Staff- Doris Sarti and Petra Brown -Helen Candler - Joan Drake -Harold Brown -Betty Norton -Marilyn Cook -Dorothy Slagle Paul Garrison -Donnie Woods Betty Allison -Frank Melton Judy Matthews -Harold Stepp Katherine Atkins Joyce Silvers Dana Gilliam Barbara Dinwiddie Edwin Smith Thelma Brooks -Mrs. McCoy Faculty Sponsor DEDICATION Norman Clifford Shuford, the admired principal and beloved friend of all, whose interest has been un¬ tiringly and unreservedly devoted to our development, this issue of the SKIRMISHER is affectionately dedi¬ cated. IN MEMORIAM In memory of Norman Clifford Shuford, Jr. who was born May 10, 1927 and died July 30, 1949. He attended Black Mountain School from 1933 to 1942 and was a member of the class of 1944. He enlisted in the United States Army and was commissioned Second Lieutenant after attending the Fort Benning Officers Training School. He served in Germany for two years and then was discharged in May, 1948 with the rank of First Lieutenant. He entered the University of Tennessee in September, 1948. fldministi J. G. Northcott Chairman Mrs. E. V. Gouge BOARD OF EDUCATION illllllllilillllllllllUlullM iiiliiiMklilili., FACULTY N. C. Shuford Principal Mrs. Martha Perley English Mrs. Mary Woody Commercial T. W, Nesbitt Physical Science Mrs. Mary Walker Home Economics Mrs. Josephine McCoy Mathematics Robert Tate Physical Ed. Eugene Byrd History and Physical Ed. Mrs. Katherine Trueblood English-Speech G. C. Carson Agriculture R. W. Seawright Natural Science Mrs. Alberta McMurray English-Latin 2 W y LTD Esther Cordell Tinka Crawford Geneva Davis Barbara Dinwiddie Margaret Dotson Kenneth Fortune Sara Foster Lucille Fox Gladys Garrison Kenneth Glenn Donald Jackson Joe Gregg Marjorie Harper Willie Kerlee Judy Mathews Lois R. Milton Max Morris Reeda Nanney Betty Norton Burton Osteen Jo Packett Sue Perry Ed Poison Harriette Roberts Arlene Runion Doris J. Sarti Dorothy Slagle Pauline Sparks Tommy Spence Harold Stepp Marion Taylor Hazel Vess Lee Whitaker Cecil Wilson Donnie Woods Lucille Worley Eugene Hudson Post-Graduate SARA JUDY CECIL WILLIE PIARJORIE TINKA JinnY BARBARA REEDA KENNETH EDWIN DONNIE DORIS HAROLD FRANK PETRA DANA CLING-HAN DIAPERS TO DIPimAS SENIOR BEST ALL-ROUND Joan Drake Edwin Smith Barbara Dinwiddie Jimmy Milbee SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Geneva Davis Tommy Spence MOST ATHLETIC Dana Gilliam Clingman Capps BEST LOOKING Dorothy Slagle Harold Stepp CLASS HISTORY On a bright, sunny day in early September, 1938, one hundred nineteen frighten¬ ed first graders gathered in their classrooms at Black Mountain Elementary School. Among the forty-eight Seniors who are standing on the threshold of adulthood, twenty- five of us were members of that little first grade class. We have watched the growth of the school, and we have grown with it. Together we discovered the alphabet which opened new worlds of adventure and knowledge through reading and writing. The numerals became our tools for solving arithmetic problems and later, we found the multiplication tables. Through the years of childhood, we studied diligently and learned geography and history; literature and grammar. We explored the mysteries of science; became familiar with home economics and agriculture; and became acquainted with mathe¬ matics and English, the foundation of our present civilization. The principal, teachers, and sponsors have aided us in guiding our various activities. As Freshmen, Miss Doris Whitesides and Mr. C. J. Rich were the class counselors. Mrs. Fredrick Witton and Mr. Richard Seawright guided us during the Sophomore year. Our faculty advisors, Mrs. A. M. McCoy and Mr. Eugene Byrd, assisted us with our first big event-the Junior-Senior Banquet. Mrs. Paul R. True- blood was our Senior sponsor. Our class treasures-the diamond of character, the rubies of tolerance and the pearls of honesty we have been acquired within the schoolroom. These are our great¬ est and most precious jewels. They will endure as long as they are safeguarded and protected; honored and cherished. Each shall go his separate way, but he will possess fond memories of days at Black Mountain High School. Let us hope that our twelve years have not been spent in vain; that we shall continue to seek the treasures of life. Joan Drake Class Historian Paul Garrison President Harold Brown Vice-President Betty Allison Secretary and Treasurer Elizabeth Allison David Atkins Katherine Atkins Vivian B. Atkins Ruth Bartlett Hazel Bartlett Lawrence Bartlett Joyce Belcher Thelma Brooks j. W. Blankenship Helen Candler Leo Elkins Vera English Mildred Gardner Hattie L. Garrison Martha Garrison ■ 4 Dillon Gaskins Robert Glenn Robert Goodson Bernice Gosnell Reba Gouge Peggy Hall Jeanette Harrison Roy Hendron Mary Hensley Pearl High Vera Hodges Jean Holt Lavina Hollifield Margaret Hollifield Jack Hudson Fred Hunt Wilma Justus Carol Ledbetter Barbara Morgan Sherwood Mull Cecil Nanney J. C. Odom Katherine Padgett Betty Penland Wade Rice Merle O. 1 Bobby Ritchie Joyce Silvers Sue Reed Clyde Reece Edward Reese Sara Rice Carol Simmons Iva Tweed Barbara Wade Ruth Watkins Boyce Whitaker Freida White Robert White Delmar Williams □mores Harold McIntosh President Elaine Allison Barbara Allred Mary A. Anderson Harold Bailey Gary Biddix Stanley Burgin Ann Burnette Stuart Byron Eddie Calloway Margaret Cavin Doris Cody Billy Cooper Phyllis Cordell Charles Davis Bobby Dickens Connie Dougherty Jewel English Wayne Fox Evelyn Franks Rita Gasperson Peggy Gibbs Margaret Harrison (X v ' -jrc? v; iLvivOvvA. J JCJS_ i .. ro 4ts lY (X- W( H? O’ ' y , j2 . -— 3 4 =f j ={A Glen Hentschel Doris Higgenbotham Mac Hill Stella Hill Grady Holt Joe Holt Joe Ingle Robah Johnson Jackie Joyner Sybil Joyner Barbara Justus Norma Justus Phillip Me Mahan Ruby Marlow Wiiliard Melton Sam Morris Ronnie Murphy Dean Nichols Joretta Nichols Eloise Norton Jo Ann Norton Anna Rue Osteen Nancy Padgett Carolyn Plemmons Lee Poison Timmy Poteat Jerry Prescott Richard Ramsey Troy Reed David Roberts Georgia Robinson Joe Robinson Russell Rowland Arnold Runion Lucy Runion Bill Simmons Marian Simmons Junior Sparks R ' oy Stafford Benny Turbyfill Donald Turner Faye Whitaker Joyce Wells Bobby Wheelon Roger White Fred Williams Lillian Williams Maude Williams Evelyn Cooper President Lawrence Allen Lucille Allison Jack Atkins Betty Austin Martha Black Rose Candler Andy Cook Betty. Cordell Donald Cordell David Corkran Katie Dalton Charles Davis, Jr. Nancy Dougherty Naomi Elliott Betty J. Freeman Donald Fortune Luny Gilliam Opal Gilliam Jiifrmy Glenn Betty Lou Guffey Bobby Hall Annola Hamby Emilye Hawkins Geraldine High Steve Hunt Arnold Jones Eugene Jones Earl Jordan Ruth Jordan Andy Jumper Steve Kaplan Betty Ann Kelley Jack Kirstein Sara Martin Irene Mathis Mittie Melton Viola Melton Katherine Metcalf Shirley Mull David Mundy Stuart Nanney Yvonne Nanney Braska Odom Nellie Parton Thelma Payne Jimmy Penland Clara Propst Winston Riddle Lois Robinson Ann Sawyer Clifford Smathers Edna Smith Eva Smith Monie Sneed Maria Spence Shirley Stone Charles Swayngim Joy Swayngim Peggy Williams Marie Whitaker Madge Wilhide Laura Williams Mary Jo York Mrs. Carland ' s Home Room First Row-Betty Lytle, Betty Hutchins, Doris ftflcMahan, Anita Bowling, Lillie Davis, Nancy Jo Harwood, Sally Miller, Virginia Reid, Carolyn Prescott. Second Row-Charles Belcher, Don Brown, Charles Hensley, Eugene Knoefel, Arlene Swann, Mary Lee Wilson, Nancy Burnette, Shirley Gahagan, Peggy Packett. Third Row-Mrs. Carland, Ralph Parsons, Terry Guthrie, John Buckner, Correne Nelson, Betty McFee, Mary Ellen Dellenger, Jo Lena Allen, Hazel Bartlett. Fourth Row-.-John Corkran, Paul Wright, Wayne Ledbetter, Don McDougle, Stanley Davis, Mary Ruth Roland, Carrie Jo Wilson, Lois Nix, Sara Harris, Eleanor Justus, Billy Jo Goforth, Barbara Nesbitt. Fifth Row-William Price, Betty Turner, Margaret Denny, Barbara Ledbetter. Not Present For Picture---Bobby Allison, Jack Farr. Mrs. Cunningham ' s Eighth Grade First Row-- Second Row- Third Row - Fourth Row Fifth Row-- [rs. Cunningham, La Vonne Wilson, Shirley Vess, Shii ley rigman, Dale Wrenn, Ruby Jean Whitaker, Faye Williams, [innie Guffey, Genevieve Rollins, Ellen Bartlett, lizabeth Fields, Virginia Bartlett, Joyce Reese, alias Calloway, Thomas Solesby, Clarence Tolley, immy Clevenger, Dewey Thompson. immy Raines, Calvin Runion, Bobby Whitaker, Jim Reid, fetzell Nanney. lean Summey, Charles Norton, Theodore Nelon, Wayne isteen. GRADE w 1 M f h fc r - yj l Ljj| v _ 1 f • Miss Gilbert ' s Home Room First Row-Virginia Dotson, Beatrice Slagle, Cleta Carter, Betty Pressley, Betty Stephenson, Julia Capps, Jean Rogers, Dorothea Riddle. Second Row-Joann Lunsford, Alma Ballew, Viola Melton, Betty Harris, Willene Ramsey, La Verne Jones, Ruby Mattox. Third Row_Miss Gilbert, Hazel Reese, Evelyn Morris, Texie Mundy, Hazel Wheelon, Betty Jo Stroud, Helen Taylor. Fourth Row-Billy Henderson, Fleming Haney, David Parris, Sidney Macaulay, Howard Casey, Fred Plemmons, Gerald Bartlett, Charles Ramsey, Jadie Aycock, Glenn Melton, J. L. Hollifield. Fifth Row-Paul Fields, Stanley Isley, Charles Stafford, Bill Biddix, Sandy Sarti, Gerald Burgess, E. V. Gouge, V. G. Davis, James Jones. Not Present For Picture-Lois Rice, Charles Messer, William Perry. HISS GILBERT, SPONSOR CHEERLEADERS Co-Captains- Left to Right- Petra Brown and Barbara Dinwiddie. Maria Spence, Kerlee, Doris Petra Brown. Barbara Dinwiddie, Barbara Wade, Willie Higgenbotham, Norma Justus, Joyce Silvers, COUNTY CHAMPIONS First Row Second Row- Third Row Biltmore- Weaverville Oakley- Ben Lippen- Sand Hill — Candler- Walnut- Swannanoa - Sand Hill -Wade Rice, Troy Reed, Jimmy Milbee, Roger White, Clifford Smathers, Harold McIntosh, Max Morris, Burton Osteen, Clyde Reese. Phillip McMahan, Robert White, Paul Garrison, Clingman Capps, Donald Jackson, Harold Stepp, Joe Ingle, Wayne Fox, Edwin Smith, Donnie Woods. Arnold Jones, Joe Holt, David Corkran, Benny Turbyfill, Bobby Ritchie, Cecil Wilson, Bobby Wheelon. US SCORES OPPOSITION • 7 34 - 0 24 13 -- Canceled 40 26 0 20 13 6 0 Canceled 14 6 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME Black Mountain-6 SMOKY MOUNTAIN BOWL GAME Bryson City 0 Black Mountain-0 Roger White Clingman Capps Max Morris FOOTBALL 1141 Clifford Smathers Clyde Reece Jimmy Milbee Burton Osteen GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Co-Captains-Wilma Justus, Lorraine Stafford First Row--Dorothy Slagle, Ruth Watkins, Wilma Justus, Lorraine Stafford, Dana Gilliam, Reba Gouge. Second Row-Esther Cordell, Faye Whitaker, Joann Norton, Doris Cody, Elaine Allison, Eloise Norton. Third Row-Jewel English, Anna Rue Osteen, Wilma Slagle, Madge Wilhide, Barbara Justus, Peggy Gibbs, Phyllis Cordell. BASKETBALL SCORES FOR 1949-50 Sand Hill-20 Oakley-41 Fairview-22 Biltmore-45 W : oodfin-10 W ' oodfin-25 Sand Hill-30 Fairview-14 Swannanoa-20 Candler-24 Black Mountain-27 Black Mountain-33 Black Mountain-32 Black Mountain-48 Black Mountain-33 Black Mountain-44 Black Mountain-30 Black Mountain-29 Black Mountain-37 Black Mountain-36 BASKETBALL 19 49-5 0 Lorraine Stafford Dana Gilliam Reba Gouge Dorothy Slagle Wilma Justus Elaine Allison Ruth Watkins BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAfl Co-Captains First Row-- Second Row- Third Row-- Sand Hill - Oakley- Fairview-- Biltmore -• Woodfin— Woodfin— Sand Hill - - Fairview-- Swannanoa Candler— Edward Reece, Bobby Ritchie. Clingman Capps, Harold Brown, Bobby Ritchie, Edward Reece. Stuart Byron, Leo Elkins, Kenneth Fortune, Jimmy Poteat, Mac Hill, Harold Bailey. Frank Melton, Wade Rice, Charles Swayngim, Edward Poison, Coach Bob Tate. BASKETBALL SCORES FOR 1949-50 22 28 23 26 32 27 31 38 40 49 Black Mountain-15 Black Mountain-36 Black Mountain-29 Black Mountain-27 Black Mountain-54 Black Mountain-29 Black Mountain-51 Black Mountain-41 Black Mountain-63 Black Mountain-53 BASKETBALL m m m VrW Robby Ritchie Captain it q--5o Edward Reese Captain Ed Poison Guard Frank Melton Forward Clingman Capps Marion Taylor Forward Harold Brown Guard Harold McIntosh, Evelyn Cooper, Clyde Reese, Glen Melton, Phillip McMahan, Petra Brown. Paul Garrison, Billy Cooper, Tommy Spence, Harold Brown, Scirci Foster. Judy Capps, Mrs. Carland, Sponsor, Roger White, Tabor Myers, Nancy Dougherty, Valeen Cooper, Thelma Payne Madge Wilhide, Eugene Hudson, Barbara Wade, Marylin Cook, Betty Allison, Elaine Allison, Sybil Joyner, Barbara Nesbitt, Wilma Justus, Bobby Dickens, Donnie Woods. First Row- Second Row Third Row - STUDENT COUNCIL Officers: President-Tommy Spence Vice-President-Harold Brown Secretary-Sara Foster Treasurer-Billy Cooper BETA CLUB Officers: President-Wilma Justus Vice-President-Jo Packett Secretary and Treasurer— Joan Drake First Row-- Second Row Third Row •Joan Drake, Wilma Justus, Jo Packett, Joe Foster. Barbara Justus, Peggy Gibbs, Tinka Crawford, Vera English, Elaine Allison, Marilyn Cook, Petra Brown, Norma Justus, Thelma Brooks, Reba Gouge, Sybil Joyner, Carol Ledbetter, Sue Perry, Sara Foster, Harold Brown, Fred Hunt, Cecil Wilson, Donnie Woods. Tommy Spence, Robert Goodson, Edwin Smith, Cecil Nanney, Harold Stepp, Russell Rowland, Mrs. Perley. JOURNALISM CLUB President- Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer- Reporter- Eugene Hudson Joe Foster Barbara Wade Thelma Brooks Joyce Silvers First Row-Barbara Justus, Carol Ledbetter, Sara Rice, Barbara Wade. Second Row-Ethel Clubb, Betty Norton, Joe Foster, Eugene Hudson, Rita Gasper son, Betty Allison, Sue Perry. Third Row-Mrs. Mary Woody, Sponsor, Freddie Calloway, Tinka Crawford, David Atkins, Stuart Byron, Elaine Allison, Tommy Spence, Sybil Joyner, Donnie Woods, Joyce Silvers, Norma Justus, Benny Turbyfill, Thelma Brooks, Sue Reed, Willie Kerlee, Katherine Atkins, Mr. Eugene Byrd, Sponsor. FUTURE HOHEHAKERS OF AMERICA Officers-President, Betty Allison, Vice-President, Martha Garrison, Secretary, Eloise Norton, Treasurer, Thelma Payne, Reporter, Elaine Allison, Historian, Jo Ann Norton, Parliamentarian, Carolyn Plemmons, Lucille Fox, Lucille Worley, Pauline Sparks, Song Leaders. First Rov-Thelma Payne, Elaine Allison, Jo Ann Norton, Betty Allison, Eloise Norton, Carolyn Plemmons, Martha Garrison. Second Row-Mrs. Walker, Sybil Joyner, Freida White, Iva Tweed, Margaret Hollifield, Ann Sawyer, Connie Dougherty, Nancy Padgett, Kathrine Padgett. Third Row-Norma Justus, Anna Rue Osteen, Barbara Allred, Jewel English, Valeen Cooper,. Vivian Bowling, Joretta Nichols, Peggy Hall, Evelyn Cooper, Bernice Gosnell, Madge Wilhide, Hazel Bartlett, Margaret Harrison, Merle Ricketts, Barbara Morgan. Fourth Row-Wilma Slagle, Eva Smith, Barbara Justus, Betty June Roberts, Yvonne Nanney, Evelyn Franks, Gary Lee Biddix, Irene Mathis, Gladys Garrison, Betty Austin, Maude Williams, Kathleen Bartlett, Jeanette Harrison, Laura Williams, Phylis Cordell. Fifth Row-Lucille Worley, Lucille Fox, Pauline Sparks, Hattie Lou Garrison, Shirley Mull, Nancy Dougherty, Maria Spence, Ann Sawyer, Peggy Williams, Margaret Cavin, Lucille Allison, Georgia Robinson, Lavina Hollifield. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Officers, First Row-- Second Row- Third Row- Fourth Row- Fifth Row- Sixth Row- Joe Gregg, Secretary, Roger White, President, Paul Garrison, Vice-President, Cecil Nanney, Reporter, Harold McIntosh, Treasurer, Mr. Carson, Advisor. Wayne Fox, Sam Morris, Kenneth Davidson, Tabor Myers, Fred Calloway, Dean Nichols, Don Turner, Tolbert Anderson, Joe Robinson, B. H. Chandler, Lawrence Allen, Leo Elkins, Phillip McMahan, Jimmy Poteat, Jackie Joyner. Robah Johnson, Kenneth Glenn, Joe Ingle, Billy Cooper, Grady Holt, Jack Kirstein, Eddie Calloway, Charles Davis, Wilfred Johnson, Fred Williams. Pat Willet, Bart Burnett, Arthur Davis, Donald Fortune, ■Bill Simmons, Jimmy Glenn, Arnold Runion, Jerry Prescott, Clifford Smathers, Joe Holt, Junior Sparks, Winston Riddle, Larry McCall, Roy Stafford, Luny Gilliam, Eugene Jones, Stuart Nanney, Charles Davis, Lewis Bartlett, Joe Gilliam, Delmar Williams, Charles Curtis, Hilliard Massey, Arnold Jones. Officers: President-Dorothy Slagle Vice President-Jimmy Milbee Secretary and Treasurer—Reba Gouge First Row-Reba Gouge, Dana Gilliam, Lorraine Stafford, Dorothy Slagle, Wilma Justus, Elaine Allison. Second Row-Max Morris, Vivian Atkins, Judy Matthews, Merle Ricketts, Bobby Ritchie, Harold Brown. Third Row-Wade Rice, Jimmy Milbee, Bobby Wheelon, Marion Taylor, Clingman Capps. Fourth Row-Burton Osteen, Harold Stepp, Bob Tate, Sponsor. GLEE CLUB Officers: President-Marilyn Cook Vice-President-Thelma Brooks Secretary and Treasurer—Tinka Crawford Director-Mrs. Alvin McDougle Marilyn Cook, Ann Sawyer. Betty Austin, Elaine Allison, Barbara Wade, Thelma Brooks, Carol Simmons, Sue Reed. Sybil Joyner, Ann Proulx, Doris Higgenbotham, Geraldine High. First Row - Second Row Third Row - LATIN CLUB k me «• 1 k art? Rr 1 ifif j Mum fSm = President-Carol Ledbetter, Vice-President, Marilyn Cook, Secretary, Jo Packett. First Row_Carol Ledbetter, Reba Gouge, Barbara Dinwiddie, Tinka Crawford, Marilyn Cook. Second Row-Jo Packett, Sara Foster. Third Row-Mrs. McMurray, Sponsor, Geneva Davis Fourth Row-Cecil Nanney, Edwin Smith. Fifth Row-Harold Brown, Russell Rowland. 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