Claremont High School - Hickory Log Yearbook (Hickory, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1941 volume:

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THE growth of our city schools during the past twenty-Hue years is in a large measure due to the foresight and the untiring efforts of our superintendent. In recognition of his years of faithful and helpful service to the youth of Hickory, the Senior Class, with deep esteem and gratitude, dedicates this annual to DR. R. W. CARVER. 'SU-1, flfo-MN-2fA,,0fMMAf4Af'4 I Kwztcnta, FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS MR. W. D. COTTRELL DR. R. W. CARVER Principal Superintendent V. P. I. Maryville MR. HIRAM BALCH ...,...., Nlathematics, Latin Maryville MR. R. W. CARTIER ,.A.,... . . .Band Director U. N. C. LMRS. CLINTON CILLEY ,,A..,... History, Spanish XVinthrop MRS. MARX' VIRGINIA CILLEY . , . . ,. ocial Science A-+47 4'Le oir yne N 1 ' . Jbvw-WJ I Z , Mr' . MISS LISAB TH COUNCILL ...I... .Libzrian Sweet Briar, U. N. C. MR. HUME CRAFT .,....,, Diversified Occupations Lenoir Rhyne MRS, P. W. DEATON ..,,.... . . .English Lenoir Rhyne MISS ROSA LEE DIXON ............ Mathematics iggiyih W. C. U. N. C. MISS EMMA PRITZ .......... . , .English Lenoir Rhyne MRS. VENA LITTLE GOODE . . . .Glee Club Director Columbia University . 4 .' f . II ge -r gig! ,, I I, 7 1 VLA.. +4f-44' Tfaqfi-A wdu MIS, LENA REEX ER . . . L .... .... M athem rics , lf.,-v 'glam' lfeiioir mg , MAAN' , .,.,.. ...L --eff --We-- 7 'L 5 MR. G. R. HERNANDEZ ........,..,... Spanish ,Lf . YZ..-i,f1.-4,1 Vidal-yville ,-n.l,i, V 'mfr-1 ' .f f 5' ZH J 211 .f 'Len-As -'l,fY44.., 4 Jawa ndjw MP- f' Jdfmwfn- A A .X Q vb W yfga-fs J v 1 3 I t f' J fn-u-7 X Miss HELEN HUNSUCRER .AA,. ' Commercial MRS. EUDORA MARKHAM , . . . .Coininerciiil Lenoir Rhync Winthrop MRS. KATHRYN JOHNSON . . .I-Iistory, English MR. ELWOOD PERRY ..,, Science. Mathematics Lenoir Rhyme Lenoir Rliyne Miss MILLIE KATE MCCOME . . . . .English Miss DORIS POPE ...rr.. History, English Flora Macdonald. Teachers College. Columbia University Lenoir Rhyne 199 MR. B. E. SCARBOROUGH i.,. ,...i, S cience MRS. HELEN P. SHUFORD . .Home Economics Wake Forest- VV, C. U. N. C. BL? vW ' QA1, I E tj at ' 3 'La.,-buff' Miss EDITH SETZER ...,.. . . at'n, Eng ish Miss ETHEL STARNES . , Mathematics 'Aa-Cl 414' PeL yn Ll ! Z l 1 Elon - A -514.4 44-ff fl-I 0414 Z mf W ' ,J.QM l!. Miss ADELAIDE SHUFORD . . .French, English MR. S. E. STARNES , . , . . , Science W. CQU. N. C. Duke iifii 'Q 5' Kwm iwubmgnamhoii :fi ' Klan, Ulfzkzefm, JOHN GREGORY , . .... President BILLY PATTERSON . . . . .Vice-President MARY FRANCES WITHERSPOON A . , . . Secrerarg flaw, Our freshman class experienced no unusual difficulty and progressed slowly in an inconspicious role. As sophomores the work was much harder. and we learned to use study halls to a better advantage. Already our outstanding qualities and talents were being recognized and utilized. The junior year was a very important part of this his- tory. A larger class had some real battles with public speak- ing and geometry. It was our duty to help run the school newspaper, and some of our members played on the various athletic teams. The crowning social function was our circus- styled Junior-Senior Dance. In the final school year of the class of 1941, there was much accomplished. The athletic teams came through with flying colors. The band did fine work and made great prog- ress. Seniors led clubs and organizations to successful goals. The Twig was as good as usual, and the LOG contains new features. An outstanding class has run its course at Hickory High School. The thrill of graduation, the opportunities of col- lege, the fortunes of life-none of these will ever dim our devotion or lessen our indebtedness to Hickory High School and to its faculty. EVELYN ABEE HELEN ALEXANDER Home Economics Club 45 Lincoln Literary Society 3. I zvonlzl liflfv otlzwzt out af a fFII0'IR'4fL'CIl'IIgl.U 'AlirI I oft Ilan' Ilrard dvfu1ztI't'rI- Little said is soonest mcm1'vrl. MARGARET LOUISE ADAMS Home Economics Club 1. Thy morltsty is u candle Ia tlzy mt'r'z'f. THOMAS TERRY ADKINS S. VERNON ALLEY Chemistry Club 45 Bzinrl 4. 'Tf.v yfnml-will umlsfs 1'r1ft'lIIilN1t'f'. ALBERT M. ALLRAN LOG Staff 4: Hi-Y Club 4: French Club 45 Debating Club 4, 3, President 45 Presiflcnt Junior Clziss 35 Ilttter Schunl Spirit Club 35 DI'Il!11Z1i1C Club 35 Fifth Purim-fl Literary Society 35 Glee Club '7 7 Hi-Y Clllll 53 FOOIIJHII MZIHHIJCI' 52 Ttnnis 5, 31 Basketball 5. 4, 3, -5 Latin Club -5 l'IOTI19l'UU!'ll Reiweseiitaitivc Z5 Fritz Dra- 35 Chemistry Club 45 Forensic Society 3. 'Tix 'zvrll to bv mrrry and fvisv, 'Tis zvrll to bt' llourxt and true. rnateers 1. IIaui'.vty, will-f1o1t't'1', and I'Ilt1l'LlL'fl'l' art' flu' q1ral1'!1'Ux of rr burn IL'4lzIL'l'. HENRIANNA PAYE ANDERSON Lincoln Literary Society 3. I lmzm' Icarlxml in 'zcvI1a,ls0f'z'z'r state I am tl1i'1'c'7vitl1 to bt' C0lIfL'lZ.f.u TYRE T. ANNAS After I liars named the man, I Hurd my no more. LEONARD CALVIN ARNDT WAITZELL H. AUSTIN Fifth Period Literary Society 35 Right Angle Club S5 xXvC5i!'l'lU11i Librarian 25 Civics Club 1. 1-Is merry ax thc day is larry. DORIS BAKER Latin Club 45 Home Econmnics Club 35 Friday Morning Lit- erary Society 35 Basketball 3. .Yt'2'fr wax mu' .ru sillt't'r'I'. ALICE BARGER Latin Club 43 Home Economics Club 45 Glee Club 4. 35 Basket- Monogram Club S5 Basketball 5, 4, 35 Baseball 5, 4, 35 Foot- ball 4, 35 Homeroom Representative 35 Right Angle Club 35 ball 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. As a wit, if not firxt, in thc 'wry jirst line. Second Period Literary Society 3. .-In Uzcricu of mirth is zvurflz a ffazmd of .varr01x'. a EVERETTE CHARLES BARGER But silvuu' is flu' lalrgllragn' Uf tllc Illixilriizg-iliosr 1l'll0 count :t'ln'n an tlir jab. PAYE YVILLINE BARC-ER Chemistry Club President 43 Secretary and Treasurer Latin Club 4: Vice-President Monogram Club -4: Homeroom Represen- tative 4. 1: Basketball 4. 3, 2. 1: Hayliseal Literary Society 3. HN Taira was rrrr sufl, yrutlr and lata'-an L'.r::c'llcnt iliing ui u :r'Umun. SARAH HILDA BARGER Hayliseal Literary Society 35 Yariety Club 3. A fnulrr lzrarf: a will iuflr.riblr. GLENN ROBERT BARTON 'Z-I ynurdiml nnyvl a'rr his lift' presiding. Duulvliuy liis joys. and his rnrvs dlI'ldlllg. ECNICE BEACH Senior Business Club 4: Ulee Club 4, 3: Right Angle Club 3, Fifth Period Literary Society 3. l'nlitt'm'ss is tnxrlu and say Tlu' lcim1'rst flllllfl in flu' kilulvst way. GEORGE EARSEL BEAMAN Football 4: Basketball 45 Baseball 43 Monogram Club 43 Chem- istry Club 4: Variety Club 3: Fifth Period Literary Society 3, Latin Club 2. Hr :elm plays it fairrst plays if best. HAROLD D. BISHOP Second Period Literary Society 3: Fritz Dramateers 1. 'lllrllv af fmt' :rurds art flu' lies! l7lL'll.n BERNERD BOCK Biology Club 3: Latin Club 2: Humeroom Representative 1. Tritt friends nrt' greatest rivlifsf' ERLENE NIAE BOCK Hunie Economics Club 4: Biology Club 35 Latin Club 2. Il'Iu1!i':'rr is it-nrtli doing at all is rvurtll rluing ::'rll. ALVIN BOLCH Suninr Business Club 4: Right Angle Club 5. l'4l railirr laugh iz brx'i1l1t-linircd' buy Tlum l'L'lijIll iz ilI'l'lj lllJlV'L'4l king. CYRIL C. BOLCH. JR. Gr1zii1ll'l.x' und frirlrfllilivss ur: krys opvliing flu' door of yrmlm'ss. DORIS EVELYN BOLICK Thu rlivcrfill grin will lr! yuu in ll'lu'rr tlru kn0f:ki:r is ncrfr lHI01L'll.D WORTH BOLICK BERNETTE BOWMAN I am sun' rnrr'.v nu L'Ht'llIj' tn lift. Band 43 Tennis -tg lckiclervcr Club 1. lf .vilrnrr br yulilru, im' rw!! hrmzv mm' :why im' lnim' lr.v.v galil than Plum. DOROTHY BOLIEK Senior Business Club 4. BILL BOWMAN, JR. A rarrxtalll frivlid is 11 tiling raft' and lmrrl to find, RHI. ,midi murhv. Ill' ly tl glrruf 0l7.9l'l'1 l'I ALFRED BOWMAN GEORGE HUBIERT BOWMAN Chemistry Club 43 Ilmncrouni Remcsciltzttiri' 4, 31 Variety Club 33 Latin Club 2, l. tflieniistrv Club 4: Right Anglo Club 3g Lzitiu Club 2 nl man of rl lnunlwtl fr'fr1nl.r is zvrnltlzy irldm'i1. .-I 1'r1'i'lnl, l7,1'L'4lj'.Y iuutmzf, i.v iwlrnrm' nf any flmfr. ...M Qs, 'SW' if . 5 X Q l .x if , i VJILMA BRAKEFIELD JULIA BROOKSHIRE Lincoln Literary Society 3. Tfllligl-Slillif 4: French Club 43 Glee Clull 4: 33 Debating Club .'X'utliill1I is iirliimwf brfurv il is f1l0l'UllflllIJ' a1fc'ml'h'rl. ?licI,:c2Z:S?iivgllgj fi: lim-115631 Illtemly bumdy J' Homemnm Tim .vluirlfrlgr vyrx, 11 frimnlly suzflv, 1f'lll all um' rarrx Iu'!l11llr. JOHN ALBERT BRIGHT French Club 4: Home 1'i1 om Representative 2: Latin Club 2. DOROTHY BROWN HXUH' 1 ' Il Iii IIIHPU-VXl'f'l4' lv 11 1l'1iHl '!l it '11' H41-U Cleo Club 43 Hume EC Luiicuii mics Club -tg Basketball 2. nl :nifty iuouunz ix H h'i'as11J'4'. PAUL BROCK. JR. JAMES C. BROWN. JR. Glee Club 4: Home i'fwcJi11 Ik-mesexitzitive 4: Biology Club 33 Latin Club 4: Friclziy Morning Literary Sriciety 35 Variety Fritz Dramateers 1. Club 3. 1'Ivrr zlivrllx no frmvu nor augur. A man of hafn' and f0l li'l1l'tI' luokfllu llllillLI.u O RAYMOND CAMP Assistant Physical Education Instructor 55 Biology Club 55 Chemistry Club 55 French Club 5, 45 Monogram Club 5, 45 Foot- ball 5, 45 Basketball 5, 45 Baseball 5, 4. The grcatvst happiness fomcs from the greatest activity. JAMES CAMPBELL Choral Speaking 33 Fifth Period Literary Society 35 Right Angle Club 35 Xvestmont Librarian 25 Civics Club 1. Carefree are those who get the most L'Ilf0yI716'l1! out af life. MARGARET CATHLEEN CAMPBELL Band 4. Sha is pretty to 'walk will! Anal zvitly to talk 'li'l.ll1, .-lad pleasant, too, to thinlc on DORIS RUTH CANSLER Clee Club 43 Homeroom Representative 45 Debating Club 45 Junior Marshal 33 Home Economics Club 3. So scholarly, so orlglllal, so small . . . KYLE CARPENTER Chemistry Club 45 Right Angle Club 3. .-tyr, such a frirud as hr is hard to had No maltvr ivlzcrc ye roam. PEGGY JEAN CAUBLE Home Economics Club 4, 3, 2, President 43 Asheville High School: Student Council 2, 1: Girl Reserves 2, 1, Latin Club 2, lg Girls' Athletic Association l. A fr1'm1dly smila, a uirrry laugh, illomcnts with hcr all qilitkly pass. ROSELYN CLINE Secretary Senior Business Club 4, Glee Club 4, 35 Homeroom Representative 4, 33 Right Angle Club 3: Junior Marshal 33 llayliseal Literary Society 3g Basketball 3, 25 Latin Club 23 Fritz llramare 1. Hcrv's rg If ianylfzlf a friend, f czjegflay an ' 1 c. f 1. K. A C g L Glee Club . 33 e Ec nomics 3: Variety Club 3. Sha delights to svr:'c those about hm' .-Iud ta make them happy and content. NANCY LOUISE COLE Homeroom Representative 4: French Club 43 Chemistry Club 43 Band 4: Variety Club 33 Hayliseal Literary Society 33 Latin Club Z, President Do As You Please Club 2, She has music, not only in her soul, But 111 lwr finger trfvs as well. GENEVA CROWDER Second Period Literary Society 35 Latin Club 1. H'isa'om alone is true flI1ll7l'fl.0lb,S aim: ll'1sdam thc source of :virtue and of fauna. PAUL CRUMP Senior Business Club 45 Better School Spirit Club 3. Q1z1'i't in his way, but always Cll6'C'1'f1ll.H ETHEL DAY Senior Business Club 41 Second Period Literary Society 33 Latin Club 2. HN hrart is lllci' a glardfn fair ll'lwrc only the szvrvtrsi blossoms grate. C, ORVILLE DEAL Of him om' tlzing may ba ulirlrrsfaafl He triad tht' l1t.r1rry of dainty good. CECILE PAULINE DEAL Senior Business Club -lg Right Angle Club 35 Do As You Please Club lg Home Economics Club 1, Power to saallir, to Sj'lllf7l'lflI1'Jl', to rouusul and to t'11rlm'r. FRANCES DEAL Latin Club 4. That zvlxiclz bcfits :wisdom is rlwcrfulncss and L'Ulll'L'lfl!'.l' L. JOE DEAL Loo Stat? 4: Hi-Y Club 4, Stage Manager 4, 35 Hayliseal Lit- erary Society 3: Glee Club 3, Basketball 2, 1, Latin Club 2, 1. Hr prvfrrrml to bc good rather than to sfcm so. NELLIE IRENE DEAL Better School Spirit Club 3. Of all the girls fha! c'cr 'zvurc scan, thrrc's 11011: so fm' as Ncllirf' STEWART DEITZ Senior Business Club 43 Second Period Literary Society 35 Right Angle Club 3. He who is capable and talented may be found also diligrnt. HV Hrv- Af- '.,.. .i , Q5-ff' KATHERINE DENTON Latin Club 4, Could I lint lizmzbrr hm' 1'irt1ws. MARGARET LOUISE DERHODES Senior Business Club 45 Lincoln Literary Society 3. Good uaturc is the beauty of thc mind, and is batter than. wit. HARRY DOWDA TZUIVII Stat? 5: Chemistry Club 55 Atlanta, Ga.: Treasurer Home- room 4, President Z, Co-Captain Football 4: Lettern1an's Club 4, 35 Hi-Y Club 4. 3, Basketball 4, 3g Baseball 4, 3, Red Cross Representative 3. Always EllL'l'l'f1tIf1lE Z'l?P' dullg it's an honor to be his friend. WANDA HOUCK DRUMM Band Majurette 43 Glee Club 3, Lincoln Literary Society 3, Home Economies Club 2, Basketball 3, 2, 13 Ickiclerver Club 1. The surest way ta heap happy is to keep busy. MYRTLE LEA DUNCAN Lincoln Literary Society 3. Ready in heart, and randy in. hand. CHARLES HAZE EARP, ..lR. Tennis, 4, 3, 2, 1, Co-Captain 45 Student Council 4, 2, Vice- President 45 Stage Manager 4, 3g Monogram Club 4, 3, 25 Hi-Y Club 4, 3, 2, Vice-President 4, Band 4, 1, President and Captain 4: Basketball 4. 3, 2, 15 Better School Spirit Club 3: Glee Club 3: Homeroom Representative 3, 1, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Twig Staff 25 Vice-President Sophomore Class Zg Latin Club 2, 1, Vice-President 2: Football 2, l. ,lIisrl1iv1'0us, daring, merry as can br, Thcrv is 110 lzappicr boy than he. lewis-10'-Q QQ! 'Q9 0 EARL EDWARDS Football 4: seball 4: Basketball 4: Chemistry Club 4: Secre- tary Biology lib 3: Hi-Y Club 3, Z: Homeroom Representative 2. X? Pu1v11larity ls firm! rwultlz f11dDCi'l. 1 HENRY KERLE ' LLIOTT LOG ll 4: French Club 4: F tball 4, 3: Right Angle Club 32 Hay' eal Literary Society 3: in Club 2. Yaull1 :umm but :rr in a lift'timr. LLOX ISHER Senior Business Club : Lincoln Literary Society 3. Small inf .rtillirrr but flltlllf in tl1U1rgll1t. Tr ur F Che sbry C Glee Club 4, 3: Intramural Basket- all . As X u Pl Club Z. , nr' :vit llflll : to L1llZ'lll1lU!lL' rllmrsml ' lm! of :tins tl rylzt but nr'cr so :vrll v.r'fv'c.r.trd. JOSEP ERIC FLEMINC1 gg ATHRYN FLOWERS H ne Economics Club 4, 3: Better School Spirit Club 3. 1 Qazrrflztri of tlzv gmdx, rliziiurly tall, and must diz'inf'ly fair. BETTY FOSTER Lou Stat? 4: Honieroom Representative 4: President French lub 4: President Girls' Monogram Club 4, Vice-President 3: asketball 4, 3. 2, 1: Right Angle Club 3: Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Glee Club 3: Student Council 3: Junior blarshal 33 Latin Club 2: Fritz Drarnateers 1. I brgiu- truly to .vurpvrt tha yazrug lady of a rvortlzy gift- 1'0vlry, HOWELL FOX Senior Business Club 5: Baseball 4: Friilay Morning Literary Society 3. lV0l'k pill of until tunmr1'ori' g1l1'z'.r Hart' lift' mul ll-lllt' I0 play. BERNICE FREEMAN Band 4: Home Economics Club 4: Basketball V4, 3: Girls' Mono- gram Club 4, 3: Glee Club 3: Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Latin Club 2. n.N'0ll!1'l!!l was erm' af'l1lri'rd 'zcitlloltl t'lllllIlXI'Kl.VIll.n ELINORE ELIZABETH FRESH French Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Variety Club 3: Latin Club 2. Build on, and mul-'i' lliy rastlfxr lrigrli mul fair, Rlilllil mid Vcrzfliivlgl l1fV15'lll'!l Io ilu' .rlcn',r. EDWARD FRYE Senior Business Club 4: Latin Club 2. .-ind lu' .vzliilzxr :lx llr fvu.r.ri'x 011 l1i.r way. EVELYN FRYE lilee Club -4: Home Economics Club 4: Latin Club A4: Lincoln Literary Society 3: Choral Speaking 3: XX estmont Librarian 2. Far lrmirty lli'c'.t :t'1'tli lclmlm'.vx. MARX' KATHRYN FRYE Editor Lon -l: Secretary French Club 4: Biology Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Girls' Monogram Club 4. 3: Basketball 4. 3. Z, 1: Right Angle Club 3: Secretary Junior Class 3: Chief Marshal 32 Critic Hayliseal Literary Society 31 Twig! Staff 3, 2: Latin Club 2: Homcroom Representative 2: Ickirlerver Club 1. Thr lwnrr to L'0llCL'li'1'L', thc iz11rlcrstam1'z'ng fa iliru't, tlw lmnd to C.I'l'l'lKlL'.U Q IRIS FULLBRIGIIT BILLY D. GANTT Chemistry Club -lg Civics Club 1. Softball 45 Football 4, 35 Baseball 4, 3, 2, 1. .-I man ht- is of liallrsfy nnrl tr11.tt. Tn mc the lmnrs 01' ynullz tim' flair. ALLEN FULLER RAYMOND GANTT Senior Business Club 4: Bancl 4: Hi-Y Club 4: I'IHl'llCl'UOll'l Magnolia' Arkansas' High SCIIOOI 3' 2' It BWI 'I' 3' Ii F' F' A' 'I Representative 41 Clee Club 43 Dramatic Club 43 I.:ttin Club Z. nl boy to mt't't rcitll ui1t.vtrt'lt'l1t'tl hand, .Al f!L'lIfIC'lHtIll through and flH'0ltflI1.l' J. T. FUNDERBURK Thr TI-t'f0l'j' of s1tct't',vx fx half dum' rwlicn unc gain.: Ihr habit uf :t'w'k. IVIARY ELIZABETH GARRISON I'Iumeroun1 Representative 43 Home Econrmiics Club 43 Trcasurct tile-e Club 4: Vice-President Right Angle Club 35 Sclf-In1prm'u- Baseball 43 Bus Driver 4. 3, Z. mc-nt Club l. 'Xlly fUlI!II1l' ftiilhin my liffx I rriym, Sh lim' ht' :chu lulkx inns! tulhx in I'tll'll.'I 'I' 4' lhuf 'It'tl.v t'1't'A' fnlir nlzd Ht'z't'r fwnlrtl, Hut! fdllflllt' tl! fc-Ill, yu! rms 1lt'1't'r loud. ' i ' I i LENA ROSE GILES Banrl 4: Hume Econtmiics Club 4: Basketball 4. .lg Girls' Muno- gram Club 4. .lg Haylisezil Literztry Society 35 Glas Clnb 3. 1lt1ppy I nm, from ftlrc I'm frm, II hy calf! tlluy all hc C0l1fL'IlfCtI lilct' mt'. ' MARVINE GOOD Home Economics Club 4. .-I frm' fricml is furz'z'L'1' a frirndf' CHARLOTTE IVI, GRACO Lincoln Literary Society 3. Tha :t':rt:t of szzfcrss is lfdlljfflllfj' through fztrfwtkvt-, 'QU ,ff 11 JOHN GREGORY Assistant Physical Etlucztlion Instructor 5: Chemistry Club 5, 41 Football 5, 4, 37 Baseball 5, 4, 3, 2: Basketball S, 4, 33 Mono- gram Club 5, 4, .lg Presiflent Honicrtwont Representatives 33 Latin Club 2. ,-Intl t'1't'rytIii11t1 about h1'nz's lnlittlsunzvf' LEON I-IAHN II'1'!ty, friezidly and t11r'.vt'h1'f'1'011.v, but L'lI'ii'!1j'S rvtltiy to fcntl tl lzclpuiy hand. CECIL I-IALLMAN Glee Club -4g Baseball 3, Zg Biology Club 35 Latin Club 2, 1. HSIIIIIIFS are thc .rfvfnr to thc da0r1A't1y pf s1rCrt'ss. rl I 1 ig! N il Wt 9 Qt Q. Q13 CJ B 5 . Q K 5 3 N. ALBERT WALKINS HAMBY Diversified Occupations Club 4: Second Period Literary S0- Ciety 3-3 Band 2. 1. .-111, iulzy 511011111 lifu all labour bt? BETTY HART Glee Club 4: Home Economics Club 4: Homeroom Representa- tive 4, 3. Har .vnzilc is thc .szvcctcst that crcr was seen. MARTHA KATE HARTZOGE Chemistry Club 43 Home Economics Club 4, 35 Variety Club 3: Latin Club 2. L Patience is the best Tflllfdj' for every trouble. SAMUEL HAY Y llonogram Club 4, 3. 2, President 4, Treasurer 35 LOG Staff 4: Football 4. 3, 2. 1: Basketball 4, 3, 2. lg Junior Marshal 33 President Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Student Council 33 Right Angle Club 3: President Class Z, lg Latin Club 2, 1. Hlllllflla thc one Grfat Scorer 6011165 fa write 01701-7151 your name, HL' 1c'1'1ic: not that you 'won or 1051, but 11010 you playcd the game. EVERETTE RAY HEDRICK Right Angle Club 3, 'AIlYl1UlJUE Z'L'1' 11131 lzand Jindvtlz to do, do it rritli thy might. l:OY CALVIN HEENER Happy is Img fro: from carat VIRGINIA AILEEN HEFNER Sim doc.: little 1-'i11d11c.tsz's 11'11ic11 most lvarc 1rndonc'. ELIZABETH HELTON Senior Business Club 4. She is alzvays happy. rcign niliatcvcr may, U And laughs P110 stnsf of 7IIlSC7'j' far array. MYRTICE LOUISE HENKEL Chemistry Club 4: Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Home Eco- nomics Club 3. .-1 111i5c11ir'z'a1r5 mind, a nicrry smilv, Harpy is 5115 all H10 :t'11i1C.', MACON SHUEORD HENRY Band 41 Homeroom Representative 3: Fifth Period Literary Society 35 Football 2. Josh and j'0l1lllf7ll ,iu11ity. BETTY JEAN HERMAN Biology Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Right Angle Club 3: Home Economics Club 3: Self-lniprovement Club 1. In u1'g111i11y still this lady Uffllltl har skill. A Q Fm- N011 tlmngli 7't111g11l',v11m1 5111 5011111 amin' .vt111.' EVELYN JOSEPHINE HERMAN The only way to lm:-0 a fricnd is to br one. IVIOZELLE HICKS Lincoln Literary Society 3. The rifle of my lift' is fa mnlrv bzrx1'l1vx.r tr flunsizrv, 111 my bn.v1uc.v.v. 'S' KATHERINE HIGH Lincoln Literary Society 3. Pntivncr is a rlvrcamry lil!g!l'z'tlI!'lIf of flflll-HS BRUCE ALLEN HUDSON, JR. Baseball 4: Latin Club 2, l. Whiz lrzlv nyc: in flood 'ltllifll ftlltyI1ft'l'. L. G. JENKINS, JR. .-I :wil-k11aft'ri frimifl is Il fJ'L't7S1H't'.n OPAL MARIE JONES rd 1YIt C15Itl'B 11 1 L. C. HUITIZMAN Latin Club 4: Lincoln Literary Society 31 St. Stephens School: Freshman President lg Baseball l: Iiasketball lg Athletic Club l. Thr :um-III is l1Iz'.vxml most Ivy mrn. fchn du tlxiuys ':ot'll. RUEL E. HUNT Right Angle Clulw 3. LUllflIII'llfl, jolly, .rarvfrvr-flir iilval way to bc. DORA JEAN HUTTO Senior Business Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Right Angle Club 4: Do As You Please Club 2. Lt11l1f11fny l'IICL'l'fI11HL'XX tllrofmv s1mbL'111r1.r on all the paths of l1'ft'. Basketball 4: Home Economics Club 4: Right Angle Club 3: Fifth Period Literary Society 3: Clerk Senate Civics Club, West- mont 1. Of hvart s1'1:ct'rL', In- action faithful and in Inman' draw. LESTER L. KEY Hi-Y Club 4: Band 4. 'T1': the mind that mulctxr tllv body rz'cl1. DOROTHY KNOTT French Club -l: Glee Club 3: Hayliseal Literary Society 3: President Better School Spirit Club 3: Latin Club 2: Basketball l: Ickiclerver Club 1. .-1 Lifr, n. pr'r.Wl1rc like tim air, Sca!tt'v'1'll4r thy yladucxvs rvitliont care. EVA LACKEY Chemistry Club 4: Home Economics Club 4: Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Biology Club 2: Current Event Club 2. 0 Blat with that rlzarm, That crrtainty to fflra.vi', SHANNON LAFONE Lincoln Literary Society 3. fl lznudfzlf of rommmii .rmlxv is ftiortli a bIl5ll!'l of lt'aruI11y. .-fs 'W' Q FOY LAIL ' Homeroom Representative 5: Chemistry Club 5, 4: Football 5. 4. 3: Monogram Club 5. 4. 3. Z: Baseball 5. 4, 3. 2, 1: Basketball 5. 4, 3, 2: Biology Club 4: Friday Morning Literary Society 3: Latin Club 2. By sports like these are all thrir tures l1f'glnil'd. HENRY Ci. LAWRENCE President Chemistry Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Band 4: Homeroom Representative 3. 1: Self-Improvement Club 1. One good head is Zwttrr than n thousand strong ha.nds. SHIRLEY LEMMOND French Club 4: Glee Club 3: Secretary and Treasurer Right Angle Club 3: Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Latin Club Z: Basket- ,ball 1: Ickiderver Club 1. ll'v flllllk' a happy lift' mnsists in tranquility of mind. MARX' Jo LEONARD Vice-President Latin Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Lincoln Literary Society 3: junior Marshal 3. Knmvledge is nmrt: than c'qui:'aIent to farm. DOROTHY L EWIS Glee Club 4. 3: Dramatic Club 4, 3, President 4. Secretary 3: Better School Spirit Club 5: Vice-President Fifth Period Literary Society 3: Home Economics Club 3: President Latin Club 2: Fritz Dramateers 1. So :cell shv acted Each and crcry part. LENA LOELIN High Point Senior High School: Softball 2: Soccer 2: Basket- ball Z. I ham' a heart it-ith room for z':'vry joy. SYBIL LONG Band Majorette 4: Homeroom Representative 4: Latin Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Secretary Lincoln Literary Society 3. Beautiful in form and fmtzzrs, Lovely as the day. NEAL MCGINNIS Loc Stat? 4: Hi-Y Club 49 Glee Club 4: Twig Staff 4, 3. 2: Debating Club 4, 3. 2: Junior Marshal 3: Hayliseal Literary Society 33 Student Council 3, Z. 1: Latin Club Z, 1, Vice-Presi- tlent 2: Self-Improvement Club 1. On-e who is diligrnt and fT1lSl'2U0l'fllj' can climb thc highest ladder of success. XVILMA ROSE MCNEEL1' Secretary Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 4: Lincoln Literary Society 3: Basketball 4: Secretary Freshman Class at Blair Junior High School. .-I fllc'f'r'ful lift' is what the illnsrs lore, .-I soaring spirit is their prime' delight. NIAYNARD NIANGUM Band Major 4: Dramatic Club 4, 3: Piadra Music Club 4. 3: Clee Club 4. 5. 2. 1: Latin Club 3: Asheville High School Band 1: Better Speech Club 1. ll'hu thin-les must, arts noblest, and :works best. FRANCES MARLOW Chemistry Club 4: Home Economics Club 4: Hayliseal Literary Society 33 Biology Club Z: Current Event Club 2. LN nn' lin' in- my house Ivy the side of the road .-tml In' a friend of man, D ESLIE NllLLER, JR. Baseball 4: Monogram Club 4. 3. 2. Sergeant-at-Arms 4: Foot- ball 4. 3. 2. 1: Basketball 4. 2: Hi-Y Club 3, 2, 1, Secretary 2: Tennis 3: Speech Club 3: Latin Club 2. It is rtu'r'yyftl1t' t't'ntral cltnirnt af 'ii'lll'L'll is :cill-that canst: all grrar action. EUGENE IVIILLER Basketball 5, -l, R, lg Football 5, lg Baseball 5, 4, 3: Hono- gram Club 5, -lg Vice-President Better School Spirit Club .lg Ickidcrvcr Club 2g Entre Nous Club 1. ' fl lfttlv um1,u'11.rt' nun' null flllfll lx rvl1.vln'tl Ivy ilu' :t'1sl'.rt llIl.'Il.H FRANCES MILLER Latin Club -l: Glce Club -lg Lincoln Literary Society 5. SIM is n jm'inl ruuirtnlr. bln' lungllx ?Ullt'l'C'A'l' sln' glam. PAULINE NIILLER Chemistry Club 43 Homcroom Representative -lg Home Eco- nomics Club -lg Lincoln Literary Society 3: Current Event Club 23 Biology Club 2. IV: fiinl lu lifu lxrtirtlv fulzul 1 ' nt VIOLET MILLER Home Economics Club 4, 3, It'.r tln' .wily you xllly, und flu' smile you 1war, Tln1f'.r u'unllcluy Sllllillllll' l Z'!'l'j lUlll'l'l'.H WILLIANI GARLAND MILLER Band -lg Hi-Y Club -lg Right Angle Club 3. Frame your miurl fo mfrlli and PllL'P'P'!'IIll'lll llllllfll hurx u lll01til1Hfl lmrmx, mul lwigtluiux life. JOE IVIISE Latin Club 4. 3g Diversified Occupations Club 4, C ,viilnil grfuzwvi flu' max! ninlcv the leur! lwixr. JOYCE PAIGE NIOFFITT French Club -lg Band -l, Officer -lg Cilee Club 4. 3: Homeroom Representative 3: Fifth Period Literary Society 33 Choral Speak- mg 3: Basketball 1: Ickiderver Club 1. Tn ln' a 'zvvll-fn1'o1'r4l :woman ix n gift of furiu11f. DORIS MOSER Basketball -ll Chemistry Club -li Latin Club -lg Home Economics glub 4:2 Better School Spirit Club S: Second Period Literary COCIEIY .. .-lud from lim' p1't'.u'1:tr lift' :mix ruilintl-fl. JOE NIURPHY Chemistry Club -lg Debating Club 3: Biology Club 3g Dramatic Club 3g Glee Club 3, 2g Latin Club 2. 1g VVasbington, D. C.: Capital Page School -l, 3g President Crouch Club -l. 3g Y. III, C. A. Health Club -l, 35 Intramural Baseball 4. 3, 'lfuzzr flu' full !in'c of clvt11w11ff' along bv1't'nf'ly puff, nud yr! llzvilisly .v!rau.g. EDITH NORRIS Fifth Period Literary Society -lg Biology Club -lg Homeroom Representative .lg Softball Team lg Home Economics Club 1. .-Ir tlir lzxrman EUltllfE'llL'1llL'l.' smllcxr on tliosf' tba! smile, so rluvx it .rympr1Yl11:t' with tlzuxr ibm' zwfpf' JUNIUS PARKS Monogram Club S. -lg Football 5. 4, 3: Chemistry Club -l. .-lx a run' 570011 sport he lin: thc name Dum fairly mul ,vqzrarvly pluy flu: name. q,J.,f,e,, ,', - QOROTHY PARLEIR 3.5221115322-4 IW'-3-2-- ' SvCi22wf.QW pf ' . . , - ' .1 . E A 'Wrzi4u'y uf-fmrm. I lrh -i'Lfl k41rg, pu-rm ' -Ind fast' of lzcnrt li czffry look cmz1'q d. ' I -106:11 ' h-754'-r,,,,a, .yr,,. A.. ,sf-, ,yu 5-tw .F - VL!-'P-5 SQL' r-'Sw fl' 'fd . . - ffulfvj' ll 1- wflijl . of with Ms' 1 BILLY PATTERSON Hi-Y Club 4, 3, President 45 Chemistry Club 4: Publicity Man- ager 45 Vice-President Class 4, 35 Iilonogram Club 4, 35 Foot- ball Manager 4, 3. 2. 15 Basketball 4, 3. 2, 15 Debating Club 4, 3, 2, 15 Hayliseal Literary Society 35 Twig Staff 4, 39 Home- room Representative 35 Latin Club 2, 1, President 25 Ickiderver Club 1. And still they gascd, and still the wonder grew, That one small head vould carry all he knew. CALLIE VIRGINIA PEILE Steadfast of tliozrglit, IVCII made, well wrozzgliff' PAUL VAUGHAN PHILLIPS Bus Driver 4: Right Angle Club 35 XVestmont Librarian 25 Better English Club 25 President Senate Civics Club 1. Honest, kind, fl'l.Cll!1lj'fllfl'L' is the man. EVELYN PIERCE Latin Club 45 Home Economics Club 2g Citizenship Club 1. Haw .rwvft and fair slit' sernis to bc! MARIE PIERCE Glee Club 4, 35 Second Period Literary Society 35 Home Eco- nomics Club 35 Latin Club 2. .S'hc's a. zuinsauzs :occ tlzingg Shc's a pretty fun' rliing, .S'hc's a balmy uma thing. MARY KATHRYN PITTS Tha best thing is lo do fvftlz nzfghl and nniin 'what you can do. EDWARD POPE iLTllCl'C'J nifrlh, nnanhuod, and good fvllawsllip in fluff. SAM POPE Glee Club 45 Baseball 45 Second Period Literary Society 3. The :urn who sucrfrd bvsl in life ara' always slicerfnl and liapvfnlf' CHARLES PRESLAR Ttvfg Staff 4: Hayliseal Literary Society 35 Latin Club 2, 1. lVl't and humor go hand 1'n.hand. JACK PRESLAR Glee Club 45 Hi-Y Club 45 Better School Spirit Club 35 Fifth Period Literary Society 35 Latin Club 2, 15 Homeroom Repre- sentative 1. lllaj1l1fr1's, lhc' final and fvrfcct symbol of noble Cll!1l'l1EfL'1'.u DOCK PRICE Chemistry 45 Variety Club 3. Clxafructrr sunrs lxiylivr than fntvllvrt, far fliarizrtur is 1llLTIl .Y soul. PEARY LEA PROPST LOG Staff 41 Secretary and Treasurer Chemistry Club 4: Home- rooni Representative 4, 3: Junior 1IZil'SIlZ1l 35 Lincoln Literary Society, Critic 3: Home Economics Club 2: Current Event Club 2, She luolcs up and not dmtfn, I or7r'urd and not luu'k1t'ui'd, Out and not in, And lends a hand. FREDERICK PUTMAN SARAH REEDY BUS D1'iv21'4- Home Economics Club 4. HU :vim lm.: dutvrnlilrml has lmlj' llI.X work dont. --Tjmxc. ahah, hw. From lim' .vlmll rvall lllv pDrfm't :way uf lru1wnr. MARY Lou RANDLE THOMAS WILLIAM REESE Thu uzildust lrzflllruwx will: tlzc lv'nr'f.vt mind. Till!! Still? 4. TOSSEY REED L' lL't'n' Q 't 3 Au H10-111110 and EOHl'fL'0l!S flL'lIflA'IlZUll.H ETHEL PAYE REINHARDT Senior Business Club 43 Second Period Literary Society 3. moo u ievu Locle . . . . , . y y Il is thc yL'llL'l'U1l.T .vplrlf TUIIOSL' lngrlz r11l1uu1'a1'.v am' an zmvarfl Tha llL'.l'l' thing to bviug grnfzm itstlf IJ bvfng witty. ll-!l,lf.n We RALPH J. REINHARDT WILMA RINK Latin Club 2, lg Baseball 2, 1. Right Angle Club 35 Better Speech Club 2. Br not flu' jim! Ivy avlium tlzs Jimi' url' frfvd Thu mos! rmillffrxt .sign of :wisdom is fallfimral clu'm'f1llJ1c'5x. .Yur yr! tlzr lust tu lay tlm old axillrf' BILLY REITZEL RALPH L. ROBINSON Biology Club 3, Senioz' Business Club 43 Latin Club 4, 33 Secmul Period Litcrzwy Society 3. HU lakvx lifv ax il mules. Trim ffl-L'llll.Y1!lAf', lilac sound lzmltlz, is 1'alnf'd lzigllrr than u klillllif Va1l.vum. . l lv EUGENE RHYNE fwfr a carp. :ill fun, frullc, m1'srlziL'f, MAMIE LEE ROPER Homcroom Representative 2, 1. It pays fo 'zvCar a .smiling face' And look our f1'o1rblr.v down. mv? I ERNEST HOLLAR ROSEMAN Tennis '43 Band 45 Fifth Period Literary Society 3: Better School Spirit Club 3: Latin Club 2, 1. ll 1'fl1 a rlmrrfnl heart and a rvady will. MARTHA RAE ROSEMAN Secretary and Treasurer Latin Club 4: Lincoln Literary Society 3. Strong, true, and friendly, Earlrcst and .vi11fe1'e. MARGIE LEA ROWE . 7jl1-uri' is 11oIl1f11g 'ZL'1ll'L'll fn'1'sr:'1'1'1'11g rfurt 111111 1lllL'L'UJlill1fl and 1lIlIg7L'lIf rare mnnot o1'r1't'o1111 MAE SAINE Latin Club 4. Sl11' 1l1'1l rL'z'tl1 rl1t't'rf11l will ll'l1ul utlufrs tnllcnl of 'fl'IlllL' fllf'l.I' lltllllli 111911' still. MARGARET E. SALVO Band Klzijorftte 4: Secretary and Treasurer Diversified Occu- pations Class 4: Glee Club 3, 2: Basketball 3, 2, 1: Spanish Club 1. Full :vcll they lllltlllllll tv1'tl1 :e'l1ult'5U111c glee at all l1fr jokfs, For 111111131 a jakr had rim. L. A, SEAGLE True l111M11'111's.r CUIIXIAXYX of t'0llfE'llf1llL'llf and kl111lli11r.r5. MARTHA JANE SEAGLE Lincoln Literary Society 3. If I 1111 fum' fl'lClltl.Slll-P, I'll prrforzn it tu ll1f' last 111'l1'1:l1.'. GLENN SEITZ Tl11'1'r is no l1't'a,r1111' it-l11'1'l1 111113' bc L'm11p111'c'rI 1111112 17 loyal fr1'1'111l. EARL SETTLEMYRE Football 4, 3, 2, 1: Softball 2: Baseball 1. U-Sllfll Il friclui Illllllli lic: joys and tli1'1'd1's g1'1'1'f.v, IRIS VIRGINIA SETZER UIVIAIE' to r1'xul:'r and paticvzt to f7L'l'fl7l'll1.u NIARILYN SETZER French Club 4: Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Variety Club 3: Junior Marshal 3: Choral Speaking 3: Do As You Please Club 2: Self-Improvement Club 1. Tl'ItL' to llC'I'5L'lf, Trnv io her frirlzds, Trim' to liar duty, 11lz1'11yx. MARTHA SETZER Glee Club 3: Home Economics Club 3: Lincoln Literary So- ciety 3: Basketball 2: Tennis 2: I'IOl'IlEl'O0l1'l Representative 2, 1. .lI11t'l1 m1'1'tl1 and 110 111ad11v.r:. All youd and no btldllfiill 1' 1 11 l BETTY LEE SHERRILI.. .-1 rl1t't'rf11l h:111p1'1', joiztrd 'ixllifll 1'1111ot'1'11rt' will miilct' l7t'lllllj' 11tt1'111'f1:'v, k11o1vl1'1Ig1' 1l1'I1'17l1tf11l, 111111 :vit 110011-r111l11rv11. DOROTHY SHERRILL Linculn Literary Society 3. Hur 11f?1'rt1'o11x are lll-till, lllltl p111'1', 111111 gu11t'1'u11s. MARTHA LEE SI-IERRILL LOG Staff -lg President Glee Cl11b -l: Presi1ler1t Latin Club -lg Twig Stuff 4, .lg llomeroom Representative 4, K: Vice-President Lincoln Literary Society 35 Choral Speaking 3. Born for .rztcrzxfx :lm svriiivii, II'1'tl1 fll't1L'l' to r1111, with l11'111't to hold, II'1tl1 .vl11'111'11g1 gfifls tl111t tuulc ull 1',rt's. -s-. -4 if t Hx lt. ALICE SIGIXION Homeroom Representative -lg Home Ecunomics Club 4, 3, Vice- Presitlent -lg French Club 3, 2. .-1 roizzrtzrlv blitlir 111111' full of gll1'r. OWEN SIGMON Baseball 5, 4. 3. 23 Basketball S, -l, .11 Klonograni Club 5. -l, ig Bus Driver 5. 41 SQIHOI' Busines9 Club -lg Football Manager 4. 1: Civics Club 1. Dvpc11dabi111y, lmitusty, 7t-ixtlmrziizll are fart of lrini 111110 it x111'rtxrsf11l. ROWELL L. SIGMON Chemistry Club 43 Banrl -lg Second Period Literary Society 31 Latin Club Z, I. .-Intl fills l11'111.r1'lf upon l11'x 1101111 bL'lIll'i'l0l'. PAUL CALVIN SIYIIPMAN Baseball -lg Ftmtball 4: Kltftntgraiii Club -l, 33 I11tra1nuruI Bas- ketball 3: I71fth I-'eriml I.itur:1ry Suciety 3: Fntltlmall Maiiager 3. .ZZ Baseball Alauagt-r 3, 2, I. l'u1 lm! 11 f'nl1't1'rf11l1, 11111l my 11ll11'1' llubilx nrt' 1l1m1l. ELVA SHUFORD French Club 45 l'Iu111e1'n1:1111 Representative -lg Girls' Klimugruin Club -l. 33 Cheerleatler 4, .lg Twig Staff -l, 3, 25 Basketball -l, 3, 2, I: Secretary and 'l'1'easurc1' Better School Spirit Club 35 Glee- Club 33 Fritz Drmnateurs 1. Sl11' 'IA't1.Y tl1'I1'i'1', .vI1't'1'1'111f, all jim?- Cnzrlil nut W1-1, 1-1111111 nu! t1'1'1', .IOSEPHINE SHUFORD p IIt1n1e1'f1t1n1 Rrfprescittative 4: filet Club 4, 35 Hume Economics Club 3: Better Speech Club 33 Better School Spirit Club Ag Latin Club lg Fritz Ijranlatcers 1. t'S1'111'm'1'ty 111111 trnfll ftvrm ilu' l1t1.r1'.v nf 1'2'1'ry :'lr!111'. ' ' 'QW 'f'l.77f???3'r:4 M . ,J 1 ' '- - I -52 , - ,ts , 35 6' X V ,.. 4 1... lf ' ...... Q I VIRGINIA SIMPSON Senior Business Club 4: Lincoln Literary Society .lg Home Economics Club 3. lg Latin Club J. lt is 11111111 ttf lt'11t1tl11'11 fo flu' lt1.rt 11 Xllllllj' 111at11l. BETTY Jo SIMS I'I111ne1'oon1 Representative 3. t'Co11r11yf1' 111111 fw1'x1':'1'1-1111r1' l1t17'1' a 111115111111 fal1s1111111, hvforv fvlrrrll 1llff1111lf11',r 1l1.iuf1f11't1r Lllltl tIl7SftIt'lt'X 717111511 llttu r11i1'. FLORENCE SMITH Ho1n:1'u1,11n Representative 3: Right Anglo Club .lg Butter Speech Club 3. Il'l111t1'z'1'1' slit' quills to du ur my .5t'1'111x 1u1.x'1'x!, 1'l1'I1101tS1',rt, 1li.v1'1'1'1'!D.Yf, buf. , -1, .55 -V.-...Q-:L-ti-'V' t'- Fit-:S525:lS'-1:-I:-245: 11:1 'VN :g.,1,,:,g,:5,55 x 0 X A te Ax I 61- Y if . Q . ,- ' 1 K Q be W - gl 5 Q X ,E-:Aga -'N-3 E 5 X , ,Q . Kiri. - ,Iv 1 :zz :L,. . 5,5ff1 .il ,A A 'CVR l 0 THELMA SPARKS Senior Business Club 43 Right Angle Club 33 Latin Club 2. K'I.i'fr is nu! .ru ,vlzort but flzcrc is always time czzongli for f011rft'.vy. DON STAFFORD Baseball 4. 3:A Basketball 4, 33 Football 4, 3g Monogram Club 4. 33 Lincoln Literary Society 35 Entered from Taylorsville 3. l'1'1alily pap, mm' artizity are flu: levy-tu01'r1.v to thy good C11 L1 ru dvr. ' ' LUCY STARNES Lincoln Literary Society 3. HT scltlanz regret talking foo I1'ttIF. RALPH STARNES Football 4, 35 Baseball 45 Chemistry Club 45 Hayliseal Lit- erary Society 35 Right Angle Club 3. Hflzoosr fun your friend him flint is ':L'1'sc' and good, and srcrct ami just, IlIflL'llI01!X and holiest. JAMES STEELE Senior Business Club 45 Latin Club 4, 3. UT Could not lim' zvitlzoitf sitcli a friend. MARY ELOISE STEPHENS Home Economics Club 4, Glee Club 4, 3: Right Angle Club 3g Hoineroom Representative 23 Self-Im1n'ox'ernent Club 1. Fortuna frilly lwlps tliosc' who art' of good jitdy11it'l1I. BESSIE SUTHER Home Economics Club 3: Better School Spirit Club 33 Friday Morning Literary Society 3. Ht'urt and hand tl1at41u02't' fogvtlirr, Frrt that run 011. :t'i'll11i.g vr'ral1ds. CHARLES VJILLIAM TEAGUE Twig: Staff 4, Latin Club 2. ll'11tvx0m'va' ir fuwntosf today is ffm Ivndrl' of 1'om01'r0ic'. MARGARET THARPE Home Economics Club 43 Better Speech Club 3. .-1 gmitlv ftworifc and u gcutlf: f!'IiL'lld.H CORNELIA Tl-IOMASON Band 4: Band Otticer 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Choral Speaking 33 Fifth Period Literary Society 33 Latin Club 33 Basketball 15 Civics Club 1: Self-Improvement Club 1. A gfir-I of .vc'u.vr mm' uian1m'.v is tin: fin.c.vt par! of Goz1 .r frt'uti'o11. SHELTON THOMASON Monogrrnn Club 4, 3. Secretary and 'l'rensurer 4: LOG Staff 43 Football 4. 3, 2: Basketball 4, 3, 21 Baseball 4, 3, 2, l: Twig Statt 33 Lincoln Literary Society 3. TI1a' iiitvtfrst, on his uiicmlva1'ru.t.vt'd limit' .Yufxzrc 114141 fvriticu-'Guutluman'. L UCILLE TUTTLE Band llajorette 4: Senior Business Club 4: French Club 43 Clee Club 4. 33 Hayliseal Literary Society 35 Junior Marshal 33 , , . Q , . Right Angle Club .lg Latin Club Z5 Basketball .., 13 Fritz Dra- matccrs 1. Thr hand that made you fair has madc you Quilts. Roi' WAKEFIELD Senior Business Club 45 Lincoln Literary Society 3. H.Fl'l.t'J1l1llilIf'S.f ix tlir Hurst lmbif rit'1'c'lofI'd by l7IUllL'I'llti.,i CHRISTINE WALKER Senior Business Club 45 Latin Club 45 Right Angle Club 5: Second Period Literary Society 3. Zt'ala1rs, yvt ll10fIL'.ff.H EDWARD WALKER LOG Stat? 41 Monogram Club 4, 3, Yice-President 45 Stage Manager 4, 35 Glcc Club 4, 35 Basketball 4, 3, 25 Football 4, 3, 2, 15 Baseball 4, 3, 2, 15 President Lincoln Literary Society 35 Homeroom Representative 3, 25 Latin Club 25 Fritz Dramateers 1. H.-1 good sport is smrlclirlizxr ztiortli marc than vzwz HIC glfllllt' IIC' plays. ?' EVELYN WEBB I French Club 45 Fifth Period Literary Society 3: Choral Speak- ing 3. Ta 500 IIN' is to HUVIYIIIVZ' lIcr,' To knots' IIN' I.: to lou' IIN. JACKSON CAMERON WHISNANT Basketball 45 Glcc Club 4. 35 Football 4, 35 Monogram Club 4, 3: Baseball 4, 3, 2, 15 Second Period Literary Society 3: Golf 4, 3, 2. .-1 day for fail, aut. hour for spurt. But for a frivud 15 life ton slzov-t. BILL WHITENER Football 45 Latin Club 3, 2. Br if fmvcl or my Not thc pricr QIIIWCS the joy But tim SfI'i'l'I-ll-U to win, the prize, O ELWOOD WALTON, JR. Student Council 4, 3, President 45 Tennis Team 4, 3, 2. Captain 45 Hi4Y Club 4, 3, Treasurer 45 Chemistry Club 45 Monogram Club 4, 35 Vice-President Hayliscal Literary Society 35 Latin Club 2, 1, President 2. fl num that 1:11111 frI'c.IId.v 11111.87 show Ilizlixulf fI'I'L'IIu'ly, EDWARD TAYLOR WARD French Club 45 Band 45 Piadra. Music Club 35 Glee Club 35 Lincoln Literary Society 35 Senate Civics Club 1. IlIIIxiraI ax .-ifvallolv lute. MARY LILLIAN WARLICK Lou Staff 4: Glee Club 4, 35 Hozneroom Representative 4, 25 Junior Marshal 3: Twig! Staff 25 Ickiderver Club 1. Thr reason firm, flu' fI'II1fvcI'nft' will, E1Id1IraIIrf', f0l'L'.YI.!l1lf, .Yfl'I'I!flffI, and skill. aw-. DOROTHY MARIE WHITENER i'Fl'l'FI1Il51ll'f is HIC III-fl1lL'.Yf drgrvc of f7Cl'fL'Cf1.0I1 in satisfy. NED OLEN WHITENER UYUII. silence and atfI't'i1y url' 41 raft' and flood t'onIbI'IIatz'0II. NORMA PAY WHITENER Right Angle Club 3. N0flIz'IIg is su popular at I.'ind1Ic.vs. o GRACE YVILLIAMS French Club 4: Girls, hlonogram Club 4, 3, Secretary 4. Presi- dent 3: Basketball Manager 4. 3: Twig Staff 4. 3. 2. 1. Editor 42 Cheerleader 4. 3. 2. 1: Better School Spirit Club 3: Junior Marshal 32 Cvlee Club 3, 2: Student Council 2: Secretary and Treasurer Sophomore Class Z: Basketball 2, 1: Ickiderrer Club 1. Gram it-as in- all lrrr steps, lma: n in licr rye, In faery gfsfurr dignity and loz'c. ' VENITA WILLIS Loo Stat? 4: Glee Club 4. 3: Secretary Student Council 43 Treasurer French Club 4: Junior Marshal 3: Debating Club 3: Homeroom Representative 3: Secretary Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Variety Club 3: Choral Speaking 3: Secretary Do As You Please Club 2: Fritz Dramateers 1. Snell l1t'nz nly wlignrrs from licr pcnfil fl0':t' 50 za-arm with light lzrr blended colors glortf' HAZEL VJINKLER Home Economics Club 4: Basketball 4. 3. 2: Right Angle Club a: Hayliseal Literary Society 3: Better English Club 2. Curr to our ijoffin adds a nnilf na doubt: And F'1'L'I'j' grin, .ru merry, draws one ont. X NHLDRED XVINKLER Lincoln Literary Society 3. Ulu lirr all gcnvruns :'irtnt'x blend. IWARY FRANCES XVITHERSPOON French Club 4: Secretary and Treasurer Senior Class 4: Twig ftatf 4. Z: Junior Marshal 3: Better School Spirit Club 3: Hayli- seal Literary Society 3: Glee Club 33 Honieroom Representative 3: Latin Club 2: Student Council 1: Secretary and Treasurer reshman Class 1: Fritz Dramateers 1. .-I marry heart dartll good like u l7IL t'liL'Iillf'.U HAZEL ARLINE YOUNCE Q Glee Club 4. 3: Hayliseal Literary Society S. To bt' lrnrfvd i.r n yrtafrr toniplinzrzit than to bc' l0:'Cd. EILEENE YOUNG Latin Club 4: Lincoln Literary Society 33 Home Economics Club : Citizenship Club 1. Good nnlnrr and good SFIISL' do ferr join. HARVEY YOUNT C ll, ry Club 4: Second Period Literary Society 3: Biology 'lub 3. U7-llL'l'L' is no fricnd so flll-illflll as lui. MARGARET YOUNT r nch Club 4: Hayliseal Literary Society 32 Glee Club 3: Better School Spirit Club 3: Home Economics Club 2: Self- Improrement Club 1. Ht1pffiurs.r .rcvnis znudc to bv xlzarrdf' NANCY ELIZABETH YOUNT French Club 4: Choral Speaking 3: Better School Spirit Club 3: President Fifth Period Literary Society 3: Junior Marshal 3: Home-room Representative 3. 2: Latin Club Z, 1, Secretary 2: Fritz Draniatecrs 1: Basketball 1. ,-Im' will not rrilllvr. nor FHXYUIH sinh' lim' infinilt' I'l'Il'l-L'fj'.n NELL YOUNT tilee Club 43 Latin Club 4: Lincoln Literary Society S. Few flung: are inrpnsriblr to diligcnzv and skill. Seniors with No Pictures XVILLIAM BUSBY .IOI-IN HAMBY ELIZABETH HOLLAND DOROTHY SMITH LOUISE STARNES LCCILLE STARNES ' pfwph-'eclle TELEVISION, IN THE FUTURE VVILL BE AS POPULAR AND AS VVIDELY USED AS THE RADIO IS TODAY. SO READ THE LAST SENTENCE OF THE FUTURE OF TELEVISION. VVHICH I HAD BEEN READING. THE CLOCK ON THE XVALL TOLD ME THAT I HAD TEN MINUTES OF' LEISURE TIME SO, HAVING COMPLETED ALL STUDY, I RESTED MY HEAD ON THE DESK. Vile had just bought a 1965 model television set and I could hardly wait to try out this latest model. Being alone, I turned off the lights and turned the switch. Vtiithin those few seconds while it was warming up I had a feeling of adventure. Ladies and Gentlemen, we have the pleasure this evening of presenting the first 'Television Travelogue' evei' shown on a national hookup. The program is brought to you through the efforts of Scientist Henry Elliott, who has been collaborating with Samuel Hay for many years for the advancement of television. The first commentator who will identify the notables in the news will be L. C. Huffman. VVc now take you to our Television studios in Radio City. Take it away, L. C. Huffman! Thank you, Bruce Hudson at N.B.C. Our first scene is laid here in New York City, where ceremonies for the dedication of the new Scientific Research Building are about to begin. Henry Lawrence and Patil Crump, oil magnates, made the building possible through their-'donations Besides Mr. Lawrence and Mr. Crump on the speakers' platform is Dr. VVilliam Teague. head of the National Research Board, who will deliver the main address. This structure was designed by Neal McGinnis, and the Roy Vilakefield Construc- tion Company was in charge of the building. VVe regret that we must take leave of this celebration as it gets underway, but ,loyce Mofhtt is waiting in Florida to tell you about the Mid-winter fashion show. Herc we come, Floridall' Here on the balmy shores of the Atlantic Ocean have gathered a group of the most famous fashion designers and the most outstanding fashion models to display the forthcoming spring fashions. Among the most prominent designers present are, seated left to right, Yenita VVillis of 'Clothes by Yenita' fame, Mary Frances Xifitherspoon, Martha Setzer, and Martha Lee Sherrill. The fashion show has started, and the first model to appear is Margaret Yount, dressed in a red satin evening gown designed by Frances Miller, who is at present in her Paris studios. Miss Yount is followed closely by Dot Smith modeling a chiffon evening dress. Misses Faye Barger and Betty Hart from the Powers Studio in New York are modeling clothes for the tall and short girls respectively. Buyers from the leading department stores present include Margaret DeRhodes from 'Joe Fleming, Inc.,' Baltimore: Elinore Fresh of 'Lloyd Fisher X Co.,' Boston: Mozelle Hicks of the 'William Gantt Co.,' Chicagog and Doris Moser from 'Alvin and Cyril Bolch Co,,' Pittsburgh. This is Joyce hIofFitt in Florida speaking from the Annual Mid-winter Fashion Preview turning you to Orville Deal in Hollywood. California, here we come! This is Orville Deal in Hollywood, speaking to you from the set of 'Sky Boundf a best-seller written by Edward Frye, now being filmed by R.K.O., with Stewart Deitz in charge of production. As we look around, we see Allen Fuller directing Earl Edwards, box odice attraction, and Elizabeth Garrison, top-ranking star, in the opening scene of the picture. In the supporting cast are Cecile Deal, Dorothy Vilhitener, Virginia Hefner, Pauline Miller, Faye Reinhardt. Bill Yvhitener, Eugene Rhyne, and L. G. Jenkins. Behind the camera whom should we see but Albert Hamby, assisted by Albert Bright. Also appearing in the picture is Raymond Camp. former middle-weight champion. The music that you hear in the background is furnished by the Macon Henry Orchestra playing their theme song, written hy Lester Key. Ladies and Gentlemen, we would like to tell you more about Hollyumod, but as our time is growing short we must go on to ,Toe Deal at Randolph Field, Texas. Hello. America, the towering building you see in the backgorund is the Administration Building of Randolph Field, better known as 'The VVest Point of the Air.' Vile are stationed beside Hangar C and watching the preparation for the test Hight of a new D-61 bomber built by the Vaughan Phillips Aeronautics Co. Lieutenant Eslie Miller, famed army test pilot, is scheduled to put the new plane through the paces. Among the army officers present are Captain Earl Settlemyre, Major Ralph Starnes, Lieutenant Tbssey Reed. and Sergeant Ernest Roseman. As Lieutenant Miller lifts the mighty bomber into the air, we are forced to take leave of the exciting experiment for in a few minutes fourteen planes will take oPf from Cincinnati airport for a cross-country race. Sam Pope is located there now to tell you about it. You're just in time, Ladies and Gentlemen, to see- the planes lined up for the takeoff. I have just been handed a program so I shall tell you some of the Flyers in this the sixth race for the Austin Trophy, given by the Vifaitzell Austin Aircraft Corporation. Entering the race are: Glenn Barton, Iris Fullbright, Bill Busby, Leon Hahn, Alfred Bowman-who had the second best timing last yearfRuel Hunt, L. A. Seagle, and Iames Steele. Against this group of air men only three women are competing-eElva Sbuford, winner in the 1962 women's division race, Florence Smith, and Eva Lackey. As the Hyers take off, one blue Taylor craft seems to have some motor trouble: Cecil Hallman. chief mechanic, is hurrying out towards it. Upon close inspection we see that the plane is piloted by Jackson Vtlhisnant, late entrant in the race. Except for the one delay, the planes, as you can see, are all off the ground. Now that they are gone. the main attrac- tion is the number of well-known spectators. To the right we see Nancy Cole, leader of the popular all-girl orchestra. with her vocalist. Margaret Salvo. Also with her are some of her musicians-Cathleen Campbell, Dorothy Lewis, Lucy Starnes, Eunice Beach, and Mary Lou Randle. This is Sam Pope at the Cincinnati Iilunicipal Airport, saying 'Farewell' and taking you now to Salt Lake City where the National Association of Newspaper and Magazine Publishers Convention is beijg held. George Beaman is waiting there to tell you about it. O. K.. George Beaman! Ladies and Gentlemen. I am speaking to you from the new Armory here in Salt Lake City where at this very moment Albert Allran, president of the NANMP, is presiding over the first business meeting of the convention. The other oFFicers present at the convention are Evelyn Herman, editor of 2lIrCalI's. vice- presidentg Kyle Carpenter of the Illfami Daily Star, secretaryg and Mary Kathryn Frye. editor of The f'VOH1l1lI, treasurer. Glancing through the crowd attending, we see Doris Bolick, Evelyn Abee, Ethel Day, and Julia Brookshire, all from the staff of the H701I7l1ll,.Y Home C'ompom'on: Dora jean Hutto, Opal Jones. Charlotte Gragg, and Evelyn Frye, representing the Larlfcr' Home foirrual. From the Rt'rldcr'.v Diiflztrt staff, we see Raymond Gantt, Paul Brock, Vernon Alley, Mary Pitts, and Edith Norris. Representing Lffc dlaglaf :inc are Virginia Simpson, Louise and Lucille Starnes, and Bill Bowman. Xve would like to go on naming everyone here, but we are just in time for the presentation of the year's various awards. The president of the association has given the floor to the chairman of the award committee, Billy Reitzel, and now to the speaker's platform where lXIr. Reitzel will take the microphone. The first award today is for the best news photography, which goes to Bernette Bowman of the C'l11't'utfl0 Daily Tribune. The prize for the most efficient sports writer goes to Harry Dowda. Martha Rae Rosenian was voted the best columnist of women's news. Betty Foster and Mary Lillian Vtlarlick have been named as the best society editors, both of them being from the Charlotte Ob.rrrz'cr. Honorable mention in photography goes to Harvey Yount, Dock Price. and Elizabeth Helton. In sports writing the honor goes to Owen Sigmon and Edward Pope. Honorable mention for writers of women's news goes to Helen Alexander and Alice Page Thirty-one ' Jffwphwf Barger. Society editors receiving honorable mention are Hilda Barger, Doris Baker, Elizabeth Holland, Myrtice Henkel. This is George Beaman in Salt Lake City returning you to the N.B.C. studios in New York and Bruce Hudsonf, Back again in New York we have come to the grand finale of the Travelogue-a visit to an average small American city where the average American lives a well-rounded, abundant life. This city is located in the heart of the Piedmont section of North Carolina and has been known for the past 25 years as the 'best balanced town in the United States.' And so now to VVHKY in Hickory, where Rowell Sigmon of the announcing staff is waiting to tell you about his home town. Greetings, Americans, this is Rowell Sigmon in Hickory. the best balanced town in the United States. First, however, I'd like to tell you a little about VVHKY. The manager of our station is Elwood XValton. As program manager we have Dorothy Brown, who is assisted by Peggy Cauble. Among our engineers are Paul Shipman and Shannon Lafone. WHKY is owned and operated by the Catawba Valley Broad- casting corporation. Onicers of the corporation are VV. R. CPatJ Patterson, president, Garland Miller vice-president, Thomas Reese, secretaryg and Evelyn Pierce, treasurer. First, Ladies and Gentlemen, we are going to take you to the city hall where we shall show you our city government at work. Passing through the corridor we see Mayor Maynard Mangurn and City Manager Hubert Bowman working together in the city manager's office. Now we go to the ofhce of our Law Enforce- ment Division, but we End the desk of chief-of-police Gene Miller vacant. NVe are told that he is still a football enthusiast and is attending a Southern Conference meeting to present to the coaches his latest theory on how to coach football, basketball, and baseball, XYe were given the information by hisfsecretary, Miss Mae Saine. Now we turn our attention to the industries of Hickory. The large building in the foreground is the Preslar Mill, largest hosiery mill in this section, which is owned by Jack and Charles Preslar. Hickory, in the past few years, has become a great furniture center. As president of the Hickory Chair Co., Frederick Putnam says 'Hickory has become a desirable location for the Southern Furniture Market., Joe Misc, manager of the Better Homes Furnishing Company shares this opinion. The local newspaper, The Hirkary Daily Renard, plays an important role in making this the best balanced town in the United States. The Record has been Hickory's leading newspaper for the past fifty years. VVe take you now to their office where we will introduce the personnel to you. In the editor's office, you see Mr. John Gregory and his secretary, Miss Grace XVilliams, who are reading this afternoon's first edition off the press. Assistant-editor Nancy Yount is attending the NANMP convention in Salt Lake City with Lucille Tuttle of the reporting staff. Miss Alice Sigmon is society editor, with Mary Stephens, Eileene Young and Nell Yount as reporters in the social field. Sports editor Ed NValker is busy writing up the Western Piedmont Conference news. His assistants, Glenn Seitz, John Hamby, and Ralph Robinson, are covering the Valdese Invitational Basketball Tournament now in progress. The attractive receptionist who has been so cordially showing us around the ofhce is Miss Dorothy Knott. According to her, other general news reporters not present are Shirley Lemmond, Peary Lea Propst, Sybil Long, and Ned XVhitener. Next we take you to the formal opening of Hickory's greatest department store, the Charles Haze Earp Company, which is said to be one of the most modern and complete department stores in North Caro- lina. On the first Hoor the clerks are Betty Jean Herman, Bernice Freeman, Lena Rose Giles, Hazel Vkfinkler, Mamie Lee Roper, Mary Jo Leonard, and Kathryn Flowers. In the sportswear department on the second floor are Katherine High. XVanda Drumm. Katherine Denton, and Marvine Good. In the children's depart- ment are Lena Lofiin. VVilma Rose McNeely. and Virginia Peile. The store's buyers who are now in Florida and New York are Violet Miller, Marie Pierce. Sarah Reedy, and Frances Marlow. As it reaches closing time here we wish to take this opportunity to visit the recently completed Morningside Memorial Hospital. Dr. Joseph Murphy, chief surgeon, says, 'This institution is the best equipped hospital of its size in the Southf However, we are told that the great efficiency of this hospital is due largely to its competent staff of doctors and nurses, which include Cornelia Thomason, head nurse. Bessie Suther, laboratory tech' nician, Margaret Tharpe and Roselyn Cline. dietitians: Dena Cohen, Geneva Crowder. Dorothy Parleir, XVilma Rink, nursesg and Drs. Ralph Reinhardt, James Campbell, Thomas Adkins, and Howell Fox. The attractive reception rooms which you have seen were done by interior decorators, Josephine Shuford and Betty Jo Sims. Another asset in the growth of Hickory as the best balanced town is Lenoir Rhyne College, whose campus you are now viewing. Mr. James Brown, president, says the enrollment has doubled within the past five years. Included on the faculty are Tyre Annas, Dean of Meng Thelma Sparks. Dean of VVomeng Professor of Music, Edward Taylor Ward: Professor of English, VVorth Boliek, Professor of Chemistry, J. T. Funderburkg Director of Physical Education for Girls, Betty Sherrillg Athletic Director, Leonard Arndtg and Don Stafford and Foy Lail, football coaches. Mildred VVinkler, Frances Deal, and Myrtle Duncan are office assistants. VVe now take you to Hickory's greatest pride, the recently constructed Community Center, located on Thirteenth Avenue, adjoining the high school grounds. This building was made possible entirely through contributions of civic clubs, business organizations, and individuals. The receptionist, Miss Margaret Adams. tells us that we are free to show you the entire building. First we will go to the Game Room. Amid this array of bowling alleys. ping pong tables. shuttle hoard courts. pool tables and archery equipment, we sce members of the Hickory Bowling Team: Dorothy Sherrill, Iris Setzer, Everette Barger, Bernerd Bock, and Everette Hedrick. This team has been leading the league all season. Shelton Thomason, director of all the activities, has just come in and seems to be in a hurry to show us the swimming pool. Here we are at the swimming pool, which is the largest indoor pool in the state. Henrianna Anderson and Dorothy Boliek are at work perfecting high dives on the opposite end. Mr. Thomason has just told me that there is to be a water meet here in two weeks. VVe would like to stay here and watch these two perform. but as time grows shorter we must go on to the next stop. As you can see, we are now passing through the gymnasium, recognized as one of the best equipped of Vllestern North Carolina. Our last visit is to Hickory High School, where tomorrow's leaders learn math and language. XVell- known teachers and their subjects are: Foy Hefner, German: lVilma Brakefield, English: Erlene Bock, Spanish, Doris Cansler, Biology, Martha Kate Hartzoge. Algebra: Margie Rowe, Typing, Nellie Deal, Civics: Evelyn VVebb. Algebrag Martha Seagle, History: Christine XValker. Geometry: Marilyn Setzer, Economics: Norma Whitener, Latin, Hazel Younce, Bookkeeping, and Harold Bishop, French. Junius Parks is the athletic coach here in the high school. Thus we come to an end, hoping that-- RING...NG..NG..G..G...GG- OH! THE BELL. XVHAT HAPPENED? GEE, I MUST HAVE BEEN ASLEEP. TELEVISION! 'TELEVISION IN THE FUTURE VVILL BE AS POPULAR AND AS XVIDELY USED AS THE RADIO IS TODAY! I XVONDERV' Page Thirty-two Most Popular GRACE WILLIANIS JOHN GREGORY Most Dependable VENITA WILLIS ALBERT ALLRAN Most Athletic BETTY FOSTER DON STAFFORD F riendliest PAYE BARGER ELWOOD WALTON Most Digniied MARY P. WITHERSPOON EDWARD WALKER Cdholx, ldlw Most Intellectual and Most Versatile MARY KATHRYN FRYE SAMUEL HAY YVI'ttI'est DOROTHY KNOTT EUGENE MILLER Neatest MARTHA LEE SHERRILL ELWOOD WALTON Preztiest and Handsomest PAYE BARGER JOHN GREGORY Best School-Spirited GRACE WILLIANIS BILLY PATTERSON CULZL ARTICLE I Vie, the Senior Class of -Hickory High School, Hickory, North Carolina, being of sound mind and memories in this year one thousand nine hundred and forty-one do hereby make this our last will and testament. ARTICLE II To the faculty, we leave our sincere appreciation for their kind interest and help. ARTICLE III Ifpon the Juniors we reluctantly bestow our Senior rights and privileges, hoping that they will be able to use them half as well as we did. ARTICLE IV 2 The individual Seniors now sorrowfully dispose of their cherished personal possessions: Vaughan Phillips wills to Jack C. Setzer his pleasant voice. Lena Loflin wills her winning smile to Jenoise Ellis, Bill Gantt leaves his wisccracks to J. D. Bowman. Hazel VVinkler wills her piercing black eyes to Bernice Kiziah. Mary Pitts leaves her quiet and pleasing manner to Ruth Norris. Jack Preslar and L. C. Huffman will to Grover Fowler and Alan Thompson their good friendship. Elizabeth Holland wills her daily change of seats in tirst period study hall to Clara Phillips. To C. M. Starr. Thomas Reese wills his modesty. To Mildred Vestal, Doris Bolick leaves her willingness to try anything once. Ralph Reinhardt leaves to Jimmy Fresh a few of his freckles. To Alfred Hill, Eslie Miller leaves his tackle position on the football team. Martha Kate Hartzoge wills her seat in fourth period English class to anyone who can stand the monkeyshines of six football players and Macon Henry. Geneva Crowder leaves her energetic impulses to Pinkie XVyant. Ralph Robinson leaves hisl neat appearance to Ralph XVilson. Thomas Adkins wills his love for basketball to Ray Bolick. Hubert Bowman leaves to Tommy Long his hobby of bothering people. Martha Rae Roseman bequeaths to Hobson Allen her variety of interests. To Elizabeth Clay. Nell Yount wills her slenderness. Xvanda Drumm wills to Helen Troutman her baton. Shelton Thomason leaves his sincerity to John Vance Carver. Maynard Mangum leaves his school spirit to Jimmie Lee Rhyne. Eugene Miller bequeaths to Paul Buff his ability to tell jokes successfully. To Henry Klassett, Stewart Deitz wills his dignity. Roselyn Cline leaves to Gladys Kingsolver all her nicknames. Violet Miller wills her come hither smile to Edith McCoy. To Kathleen lValker, Sarah Reedy leaves her broadmindedness. Shannon Lafone leaves his dry laugh to John Moss. Albert Hamby wills his superfluous remarks to Bill Burcham. Henry Lawrance wills his love for physics to Darrell Yount. To Thelma Hudson, Josephine Shuford leaves her dignity and pleasing appearance. Mzg?ai'et Tharpe leaves her dislike for softball to Dorothy e . Alice Barger and Opal Jones leave their love for each other and the opposite sex to Betty Hanna and Jane Fuller. Neal McGinnis wills to Sue Vililliams his dependability. Foy Lail bequeaths to whoever wants it his athletic ambition. To Homer McNeely, Ruel Hunt wills his interest in book- keeping, J. T. Funderburk wills his unassuming manner to l'Pune Hunsucker. Bernice Freeman leaves to Anna Sue Hammond her loyalty for Hickory High. Hazel Younce leaves her scar received from a baseball bat to anyone else who forgets to duck. Albert Allran relinquishes his tendency to argue almost any point mentioned to A. F. Sigmon. Betty Foster bequeaths her basketball ability to Sarah Moss. Harvey Yount leaves his pleasing manner to Charles Jones. Foy Hefner leaves to John McCall his constant position behind the steering wheel. To Bob Robinson, Joe Mise leaves his dark eyebrows. L. A. Seagle wills his quietness to Jack Lail. Wlilma Rose McNeely leaves her serenity to John Stroupe. Page Thirty-four J Florence ,Smith wills to Elaine Dunivent her fun-loving personality. Dora Jean Hutto leaves to Paul Smith her amusing laugh. Glenn Barton wills his conversations in the hall to Joe Nance. Bernerd Bock wills to Dewey Owens his taciturnity. Dorothy Parleir leaves to Pearl Hartzoge her studious attitude. Faye Barger bequeaths to Carleen Summey her title as official songstress of the girls' basketball team. Howell Fox wills to Doris Barger his love for driving a car. Paul Shipman wills to someone with a first period study hall his job of collecting the group sheets. Martha Setzer bequeaths to Margaret Anne Frans her viva- ciousness. To Doris Hoke, Lucy Starnes leaves her fair hair and win- some expression. Evelyn lVebb leaves to Robert Cline her seat by the radiator in French class. Paul Brock wills his popularity with the girls to Floyd Huffman. Dorothy Brown wills to Frances Veach her ability to make and keep friends. ' Frances Deal and Katherine Denton will their interest in the opposite sex to James Bisanar. - To Charlie Johnson, Leonard Arndt wills his gift for gab. Charles Preslar leaves to Fate Shell his dutiful typewriter. Dorothy Smith leaves her instantaneous popularity to Louise Fox. Evelyn Herman wills to Peggy Brooks her sportsmanship. Elizabeth Garrison leaves to Elizabeth Sigmon her large and expressive eyes. James Steele leaves his paper route to Elmer Huffman. XYilma Rink leaves to Letitia Hutton her frank attitude. Dorothy Lewis wills her dramatic ability to Bea Goodson. Billy Patterson leaves his job of handy man of athletics to anybody with some knowledge of sports and a will for hard work. Raymond Camp wills his athletic ability to Joe VVhitener. To Harold Rollins, Bruce Hudson wills his ability to get out of studying. Elizabeth Helton leaves to Nyinnie Sue Black her optimistic outlook on things in general. Grace Vifilliams leaves her title as best all-around girl to Margaret Fearrington. Mozelle Hicks wills her flashing smile to Virginia VVhitener. Eve Lackey leaves to Virginia Viihite her curly tresses. Don Stafford wills his place as an outstanding basketball player to Bud Lail. Martha Lee Sherrill bequeaths to Dot Kennedy her grace- fulness and attractiveness. To Mildred Cannon, Christine XValker leaves her petite figure. Everette Hedrick leaves to Tommy Ennis his love for sleep during first period. Joe Deal leaves his friendly manner to Oma Hester. Virginia Simpson wills to Lillian VVolfram her neatness. Charlotte Gragg leaves to Frances Lee Gordon her determined s lrit. Maiigaret Yount and Charles Earp leave their incessant quarrels to Mary Yount and Bill Shumate. Rowell Sigmon wills his bicycle ride at dinner time to Mid Ramseur. To Glenn Preslar. Bill NYhitener wills his slow ways. Henry Elliott wills his love for cameras to Jack Inman. Cyril Bolch wills to Gene Vilarlick his tall stature. Hilda Barger feels that Donald Greene needs her quiet ways. Ed Vilalker leaves his job as stage manager to some hard- working young man. Orville Deal bequeaths to Emery Miller his musical ability. Pauline Miller wills to Ruby Brown her calm nature. Glenn Seitz leaves his dislike for school to Charles Penland. Doris Moser wills her cuteness to June Hollar. Vernon Alley leaves his inconspicuousness to Richard Hoke. To Jack VV. Setzer. George Beaman leaves his pleasing smile. Mary Lou Randle bequeaths her strict accnrateness to Ialeen Johnson. Mae Saine leaves to Hazel Mims her direct manner. Harold Bishop wills his classroom day dreaming to Billy Coffey. Mary Jo Leonard wills her quietness to Royale Prevette. To Johnny Miller, VVilliam Teague wills his studiousness. Marie Pierce would like for Mary Ann Lyerly to have her red hair. Ned Vilhitener wills his shy grin to Allen Bolick. To Marjorie Tallant, Marjorie Rowe gives her kind and friendly nature. Dock Price wills to Donald Bradham his rolling stride. will Joe Fleming leaves his pipe to Charles Sigmou. Virginia Peile wills her alertness to Betty Jean Yeager. Roy YVakefield wills his helping hand to Garland Eaker. Srbil Long gives her popularity to Jean Jones. To Harold Cooke, Frederick Putnam leaves his position bus driver. Bessie Suther wills her helpfulness to Betty Baker. Erlene Bock leaves her amiable disposition to Frances Ford. To Bobby Troutman, Iris Fullbright leaves his blue eyes. Owen Sigmon leaves his contentedness to Bill XVhitener. Mary Stephens wills her success as a cook to Betty Jane Balch. Harry Dowda leaves his love for flirting to Billy Paul Brady. Louise and Lucille Starnes will their car to Jennie Bea and Peggy Rea Parlier. Tossey Reed wills his optimistic attitude to Boyde Sweezy. I, Nvaitzell Austin, will my grocery truck to the most promise ing applicant. To Mae Nell Cline. Norma YYhitener wills her thoughtfulness. Margaret Salvo wills her system of Hirting to Clara Mae Lowman. 2153 Jackson VN'hisnant leaves his loud voice to Harold Terry. Lucille Tuttle leaves her many boy friends to Geneva Reinhardt. Dorothy Boliek wills her excellent algebra grades to Dorothea Fulenwider. Edward Frye leaves to Jimmy Jackson his readiness to laugh at any joke. Dena Cohen gives her friendliness and cheerfulness to Mary Bright. To Paul Miller, Sam Pope leaves his neatness. Thelma Sparks leaves her even temperament to Kathryn Correll. Samuel Hay leaves his seat on the activities bus to anybody who needs it. To Greta Garth, Elva Shuford gives her bountiful school spirit. Earl Edwards wills his winning personality to XVilliam Smith. Myrtice Henkel leaves her diminutive stature to A. P. XVhitener. Leon Hawn bequeaths to Robert King his love for play. L. G. Jenkins leaves his seat in French class to Thomas NVinkler. To DeLacy Phifer, Cornelia Thomason wills her great desire to be a nurse. ' Iiygekn Pierce gix' Bx',to Lillian ,S,unlmeQ- JNL, Raymond Gantt wills his curly hair to James Barrs. Mary Frances NVitherspoon's nickname. Fanny, is left to Frances Preslar. To Charles Ray Bolch, James Brown leaves his serious expression. Macon Henry leaves his unending stream of foolish questions to Gene Saine. Betty Jo Sims leaves her pertness to Frances Pope. Evelyn Abee wills her ladylike manner to Martha Cansler. Garlaaid Miller wills to Fred Huggins his habit of always being tar y. Peggy Cauble gives her dark eyes to Louise Rush. To Ruth Lay, Martha Seagle leaves her agreeable nature. Tyre Annas bequeaths to Curtis Bolick his jolly expression. Everette Barger leaves his mechanical ability to Billy Rowe. Hilen Alexander wills her loyalty for her friends to Margaret ox. To Richard Shuford, Elwood XValton leaves his way with the girls. Alice Sigmon wants Elizabeth Cutting to have some of her exuberant spirits. Dorothy W'hitener wills her seat in the auditorium line Bolch. I, Alvin Bolch, bequeath to Bob Hewat my English. Paul Crump wills to Jacob Golden his red hair. Venita XVillis leaves her artistic ability to Robert Nancy Yount bestows upon Doris Zerden her usual last on the roll call. Kyle Carpenter wills his blond hair to Richard Ballenger. Edith Norris leaves her nickname Flossie to Shirley Fisher. Eileene Xfoung wants Eleanor XYhitener to inherit her babyish expression. To Franklin Murphy, Ernest Roseman wills his smug manner. To Charlotte NVhisnant, Mamie Lee Roper bequeaths her easily managed blond hair. Margaret Adams wills her refined tastes to Ralph Jenkins. James Campbell leaves his happy-goducky attitude to Jack Isenhour. to Jacque- love for Smith. position as wzij la! Frances Marlow wills her loquaciousness to Helen XVoods. NYurtli Bolick leaves to R. A. Bost his love for softball. Marilyn Setzer wants Jimmie Deaton to have her good grades. To Nancy Shuford, Joyce Moflitt leaves her energy and friendliness. Cecil Hallman wills his michievous look to Glenn Craig. Mildred XYinkler leaves to Doris Dellinger her very attractive smile and sparkling eyes. John Hamby wills to Emmett XValls his philosophy of life. Peary Lea Propst leaves her dependability and thoroughness to Louise Miller. To Coyt Truesclale. Frances Miller leaves her swanky blue and gray Buick. Eugene Rhyne wills his study hall grades to Hoyle Miller. Elinore Fresh leaves her great interest in reading to Ruby Cochrane. To aqaone who can stand the strain, Dorothy Knott wills her crazy and irrelevant remarks. Margaret DeRhodes' place on the sixth period softball team is left to Inez Burns. Ralph Starnes leaves to Bobby Cagle his good French grades. lfpon Catherine Crowell, XVilma Brakefield bestows her gaiety. Mary Kathryn Frye leaves her unfulfilled desire to be a good basketball player to Lorena Christian. John Gregory leaves his all-around ability to Bobby Bumbarger. Doris Baker wills Miriam Crump her powers of persuasion. To Mary Helen Sigmon is willed Cecile Deal's well-groomed ElItlb8Ztl'3l'lCE. Shirley Lemmond wills her love of cars and Carolina to Betty Harris. Faye Reinhardt leaves her tact to Joyce Yount. Allen Fuller leaves his place as captain of the concert band to anyone who can get it. Betty Sherrill leaves her love for athletics to Margie Fincannon. Virginia Hefner leaves her cheerful nature to Juanita Price. To Barbara Flowers is willed Myrtle Dut1can's industriousness. Edward XYard wills to David Cohen his nickname, Blimp. Junius Parks leaves to Jack Stepp his interest in football. Katherine High bequeaths her friendly manner to Mildred Teague. Iris Setzer leaves to Peggy Hunt her love for the stronger sex. Lester Key leaves to Ernest Pope his ability to get up assign- ments on time. To Betty Hand, Henrianna Anderson leaves her ability to enjoy herself during the Physical Education period. Eunice Beach bequeaths her excellent Spanish accent to Helen Bollinger. Dorothy Sherrill leaves her spirit of cooperation to Rebecca Chapman. To Margie VVhite, Lloyd Fisher wills his fondness for radio. Billy Bowman wills his love of reading books to Carl Vtfakefield. To Margaret Bowman. Mary Lillian XVarlick wills her ability to answer any and every question for students who can't do the assignment. Betty Jean Herman wills her witty and happy-goalucky nature to Sophie Shell. Edward Pope wills his love for activity in school other than studying to Nell Propst. Doris Cansler wants Marie VVhisnant to inherit her prompt- ness and dependability. Betty Rose Yount falls heir to Nellie Deal's timidity. Earl Settlemyre wills his good use of study halls to Paul Griffin. To Glenn Miller, Nancy Cole wills her musical ability. Betty Hart wills her natural beauty to Betty Ann Hickman. Evelyn Frye's place in the double sextet is left to Helen Crosby. Bernette Bowman leaves to Thomas Hallman his pink com- plexion. Lena Rose Giles leaves her versatile basketball ability to Nancy Raby. To Zelma Sherrill, Ethel Day bequeaths her sincerity and generosity. Billy Reitzel leaves his dark complexion to Jerry Puett. Cathleen Campbell leaves her drum to Doris Salvo. Marvine Good cautions NVilma Good to uphold their good name. Bill Busby leaves his woodworking ability to J. XV. Freed. To Bobbie Munday, Kathryn Flowers leaves her vgraciousness. Albert Bright wills his wavy hair to John Stratton. Julia 1Brookshire wills her love for costume jewelry to Nancy Mil er. Alfred Bowman wills his bicycle to J. C. Land. Joseph Murphy leaves his distinguished appearance to Duray Lutz. Page Thirty-five gWuM M N WWW M f1ffpffSAffff,M W iw Wfip Ma fi? 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STARR CHARLES STEELE JOHN STROUPE EMERSON SULLIVAN CARLEEN SUMMEY ELSIE SWANSON BILLIE TEAGUE MILDRED TEAGUE HAROLD TERRY ALAN THOMPSON MARY TOWNSEND HELEN TROUTMAN COYT TRUESDALE FRANCES VEACH MILDRED VESTAL MARGARET WEAVER ILTON WESTMORELAND MARIE WHISNANT MARCIE WHITE Hi, 4' cmd, yHITE A. P. WHITENER ELEANOR WHITENER JOE WHITENER . IRCINIA WHITENER LILLIAN WOLFRANI 'HELEN YVOODS PINKIE WYANT ADOLPHUS YOUNT BETTY ROSE YOUNT DARRELL YOUNT MARY YOUNT EDWARD ZIMMERMAN Juniors Wirh NO Pictures: J. D. BOWMAN DONALD BRADHAM MAENELL CLINE BOB HEWAT RICHARD HOKE RICHARD HOLLAND CLARA MAE LOWMAN CHARLES LOFLIN MARY ANN LYERLY JOE NANCE BILLY ROWE MARX' HELEN SIGMON DOROTHY SMITH EULON WARREN Jug- ' ,Lang gm, Myufp .1f.v,m.JL-Lx. J4.4,,,,,4,L,, .1 Qfofq QM Y I I f fffwffwfww-QMMM1' MW 'V'W?fffw'PWWMirWJ'W92fW'Mb9f typx-If-4157 'yn Jr' WJVWWDLP' U ,'M'Qfff 9WWWM37MV,jfyflfVQ fTwwMH'j ,'f M wjbi? W M M LW ' if ' I9 . W , 1 Q W j , A ,M if W QWJM OMM6 yr Eff .Snphnmofm Klan. 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SDPIU' CURTIS BOLICR HAL BOLICR NICKIE BOLICK RAY BOLICR RUTH BOLICR MARGARET BOLIEK X PHYLIS BOLIEK I HELEN BOLLINGER VIRGINIA BOST HELEN BOYD GEORGE BRADLEY BILLY PAUL BRADY HUGH BRITTAIN BETTY BROWN IRENE BROWN STERLING BROWN BOBBY BUMBARGER BETTY BUAIGARNER DAVID BUAIGARNER PAYE LOU BURNS ILLENA BURNS SI-IERAIAN BUTLER LUCY BYERS RUBY CAMPBELL MARTHA CANSLER ALBERT CARSWELL BOBBY CARSWELL JOHN VANCE CARVER BERNICE CATER PAULINE CHAPMAN LORENA CHRISTIAN AUDREY CHRISTOPHER MABEL CLAY FRANCES CLEGG CHARLES CLINE MILDRED CLINE SARA CLINE JUANITA CLOER DAVID COHEN JULIUS COOK MILDRED COOK SUE CORDELL CATHERINE CROWELL K ,tj 1 . . J I ' c' I f A' ' f v, ' 1 If W' f .1 wvfflf' I 'W , .1 A, wwf - A T Q 1 ,DI A, Y. JQMA.-L,,.Y, f r , I, .,6 .Lf Y I., JL- A -f 1 , .L A y L vf DV- E'3'fj 1 ,J 1 - V- -1 . '!v.fVuf f fl, If-.,' if-Aizgf ,AM J 1,1-1 'Af-' wg-ag, . r ,- ' ., A v ,V I- W I V J I X AI f ,X 571 , A 'U W A' 0- Njophn IAN I jf A 'I JN I ' ,. I-I Tl 'Y' LEE D NER ff THOMAS HALLMAN JJ IRGINIA DA 5 .IOE HAM ,IIMIVIIE DEATON BETTY HANNA DWARD,-LQEITZ PEARL HARTZOCIE f! .I RO DRUM HELEN HARWELL X, 'EDNA ELLER JOE HAWN .IOHN EVERS KENNETH FLOWERS MARGARET ANNE FRANS .I. W. FREED JIMMY FRESH DOROTHEA FULENWIDER THOMAS FULLBRIGHT .IANE FULLER NORMAN GADEIELD DORIS GALLAMORE CARL GENTRY WILMA GOOD EARL GOODMAN THOMAS HALE CALVIN HALL MARY HALLMAN ITRED HEAVNER CHRISTINE HEENER JEWEL HENDRIX CAROLYN HENKEL THOMAS HENRY MILDRED HEWAT ED HICKS FRED HICKS WILLIAINI C. HIX JUNE HOLLAR J, M. HUDSON PERCY HUDSON BILLY HUFFMAN NELLIE JEAN HUEEMAN BETTY NELL HUITT CHARLES HUNSUCRER LETITIA HUTTON NOVELLA ISENHOUR JIMMY JACKSON RALPH JENKINS IALEEN JOHNSON NADINE JOHNSON LENA ROSE KANIPE HUITT KEENER VERNELL KELLER BOBBIE LEE KENDALL JUANITA KENNEDY COLEEN KEY BOBBY KILBY DONALD KILBY ERMA LEE KILLIAN ROBERT KING SAMUEL KIRBY HENRY KLASSETT DORIS LACKEY PAUL LACKEY JACK LAIL Page Forty-scum ,J 4.9. J. 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A, BOST VIRGINIA BOST ALFRED BOWMAN MARGARET BOWMAN PAUL BROCK RUBY BROWN DORIS CANSLER MARTHA CANSLER JOHN VANCE CARVER ROSELYN CLINE BILLY COEFEY NANCY COLE GENEVA CROWDER DORIS DELLINGER BETTY FOSTER 'sax 0171, ALLEN FULLER JANE FULLER ELIZABETH GARRISON BEATRICE GOODSON BETTY HANNA BETTY HART OMA HESTER ALFRED HILL ELMER HUEFIXIAN FLOYD HUITITINIAN CHARLES HUNSUCKER LETITIA HUTTON JEAN JONES FOY LAIL SYBIL LONG EDITH NICCOY EUGENE MILLER PAUL NIILLER PAULINE MILLER A R mums .QL VIRGINIA MORGAN FRANCES PRESLAR GLENN PRESLAR PEARY LEA PROPST MARTHA LEE SHERRILL ELVA SHUEORD JOSEPHINE SHUFORD RICHARD SHUEORD ALICE SIGMON ROBERT SMITH WILLIAIN'I SMITH C. M. STARR JOHN STRATTON EDWARD TEAGUE MILDRED VESTAL EMMETT NVALLS MARY' LILLIAN WAIQLICK JOE XVHITENER ADOLPIIUS YOUNT Page Fiflg-Hua' A .. 1.4 4,9 .4j??, MQ, iewffffm M I' Wfii:3L1Tzi3ii2iI PAUL BROCK . , , MRS. VENA LITTLE GOODE . . 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President . .Secretary I . .Treasurer , . .Director BOBBIE MUNDAY DEWEY OWENS MARIE PIERCE FRANCES POPE SAM POPE FRANCES PRESLAR JACK PRESLAR NANCY RABY DORIS SALVO MARTHA LEE SHERRILL JOSEPHINE SHUEORD NANCY SHUEORD MARY ELOISE STEPHENS CARLEEN SUMMEY CORNELIA THOMASON HELEN TROUTMAN EUGENIA TUTTLE LUCILLE TUTTLE MARY LILLIAN WARLICK JACKSON WHISNANT MARIE WHISNANT VENITA WILLIS HAZEL YOUNCE NELL YOUNT Page Fifty-seven Qu: MR. HUAIE CRAFT, Coordinator TYRE ANNAS ..,.. . EVERETTE BARGER . . GLENN BARTON . . . . BILL BUSBY ...A.... REGINALD CULPEPPER ORVILLE DEAL ,..... BILLY GANTT ....,.. FRANCES LEE GORDON ALBERT HAMBY . . . . JACK ISENHOUR . . JOEMISE. JOHN Moss . . . EDWARD POPE MARY LOU RAN . TOSSEY REED ,... RALPH ROBINSON . . JAMES ROZZELLE . . MARGARET SALVO . . L. A. SEAGLE ...., FRED SMITH . . . . . . COYT TRUESDALE . . A. P. WHITENER . . . NED WHITENER . . EUGENE YOLINT . . Page Fifty-eight . ........,......,., I,.. . . .Air Conditioning .Filling Station Operator . . . . .....,, Meat Cutting . . . . . . WVood Ufork and Building . . . . .Body and Fender . . ...I.......... Florist ...Theatre . ,... . . .Secretarial Commercial Photography Theatre ........AutO Mechanics . . . .Cabinet Maker .Food Store Management . ......., . Secretarial . , . .,... Auto Mechanics .Newspar F H . -Q .OMC ..... ana Receptionist . . .... Shoe Repair . . Body ana' Fender . . .Retail Selling . . Body and Fender .. ... .. Bottling Linotype Operator ' Klub OEEICERS MARTHA LEE SHERRILL . . . . , . EVELYN IIRYE ..,, PAYE BARGER . . MISS SETZER . , HELEN ALDIYION DORIS BAKER ALICE BARGER PAYE BARGER MARGARET BARGER CHARLES R. BOLCH ALLEN BOLICK RAY BOLICR VIRGINIA BOST EUBERT BOWMAN DONALD BRADHAWI BILLY PAUL BRADY BETTY BROWN JAMES BROWN BOBBY BUMBARGER BILL BURCHAAI INEZ BURNS MARTHA CANSLER JOHN V. CARVER FRANCES CLEGG MILDRED CLINE MEMBERS FRANCES DEAL KATHERINE DENTON GARLAND EAKER MARGARET A. FRANS J. W. FREED JIMMY FRESH EVELYN IIRYE JANE FULLER DORIS GALLAMORE DONALD GRE ' ELSIE RUTH CECIL I-IALI MARY HALL BETTY I-IANNA PEARL I-IARTZOGE CAROLYN I-IENKEL MARGARET ITIERMAN I.. C. HUFFMAN NELLIE J. HUFFMAN CHARLES HUNSUCKER LETITIA HUTTON IALEEN JOHNSON ERMA LEE KILLIAN MARY JO LEONARD SYBIL LONC, EDITH MCCOY WILINIA R. MCNEEL SHIRLEY MICHAEL FRANCES MILLER MARY SUE MILLER VIRGINIA MORGAN DORIS MOSER EVELYN MOSER BETTY JO NEWTON SARA EARLIER EVELYN PIERCE GLENN PRESLAR ROYALE PREVETTE MARJORIE RAGAN BILLY REITZEL ERNEST ROSEMAN MARTHA R. ROSEMAN FS AFR . ..,.. President . . . . . .Vice-President .. Secretary-Treasurer Adviser LOUISE ROTHROCK MAE SAINE BERNICE SAMPLES MADELINE SCOTT FATE SHELL 'ARTHA L. SHERRILL 'BETH SIGMON ' IARLES STEELE JAMES STEELE JOHN STRATTON AILEEN TAYLOR WILLIANI TEAGUE EUGENIA TUTTLE CHRISTINE WALKER GENE WARLICK ESTELLE WITT'EN HELEN WOODS BETTY JEAN YEAGER EILEENE YOUNG MARION YOUNT NELL YOUNT Page Fiflu-nine L JAMA gm OFFICERS BETTY FOSTER .4.., , . , ...,..A. . . MARY KATHRYN PRYE . . . VENITA WILLIS ,,..... MISS SHUPORD I . . MEMBERS Page ALBERT ALLRAN ALBERT BRIGHT JULIA BROOKSHIRE RAYMOND CAMP NANCY COLE HENRY ELLIOTT BETTY FOSTER ELINORE FRESH MARY KATHRYN FRYE DOROTHY KNOTT SHIRLEY LEMMOND NANCY YOUNT Sixty President . . . .Secretary JOYCE MOFFITT DOROTHY PARLEIR MARILYN SETZER ELVA SHUFORD LUCILLE TUTTLE EDWARD WARD EVELYN WEBB GRACE WILLIANIS VENITA WILLIS Treasurer , , ,Adviser MARY FRANCES WITHERSPOON MARGARET YOUNT If R I -f 53 A R A EERE 'Q iv! BMW IIJWLB, LM , I ggi T-. . 5: If , X t 5 'X .5 48 'X I3 Ss! A-1.53 Q! . A ...Q f -QLSLCXCJAI-,G-J OEEICERS A . f HELEN TROUTMAN , ,....,,..,A .... I gi'Zfn'?jf7,Zav2, . STERLING BROWN . , . .,..,4. . . .?Ek2,YMgbPgside K, WELDA BOWMAN ............ Secretgry-Treasurer K -. MRS. CILLEY, MR. HERNANDEZ ..,.,..,, . I . . , , 'ery '59 ,I I ' MEMBERS , U ' 4 -I LEONARD ARNDT LOUISE IIOX I S X ll WINNIE SUE BLACK ROBERT FRYE ERNEST POPE MARGARET BOLIEK JOE HAWN ' 1 '76 Tm 5 P ig QL- MARGARET BOWMAN WELDA BOWMAN HELEN BOYD IRENE BROWN RUBY BROWN STERLING BROWN WANDA CARSWELL LORENA 25315113 RATHRIN CORRELL MARGARET COX HELEN CROSBY CATHERINE CROWELL DORIS DELLINGER KATHLEEN DELLINGER MARGARET DERHODES WANDA DRUMM CHRISTINE HEENER THELMA HUDSON NOVELLA ISENHOUR NADINE JOHNSON CHARLES JONES .IEAN JONES OPAL .IONES RUTH JONES BERNICE KIZIAH NCE POPE RRY? R G EVA REINI ARDT afyl R INSCQNI ms IgzZ'E'rffEf44-3- ZELMA S ERRILL OWEN SIGNION denim-DfRTufI 4 ' JONES SMITH Way, ILLIAJIY MPL. FOY LAIL BOYDIEJ WEEZY f NORMA MCDADE HOYLE MILLER PAUL MILLER .IOE MURPHI' LAWRENCE NANNEY HELEN TROUT FRA IFES VE:-NCI I DOROTHY WHISENANT6 X , NORMA WHITENER RALPH WILSON DORIS ZERDEN Page Sixty-one 9 ,7L'7R-Z1 ff - 2:1 wwf Jlnnm, mnonulca, Klub PEGGY CAUBLE . I . ALICE SIGMON . . SARAH REEDY .,.. MARIE WHISNANT , MRS. SHUEORD . . EVELYN ABEE ALICE BARGER ERLENE BOCK WELDA BOWMAN MARY BRIGHT LORRAINE BRITTAIN PEGGY BROOKS DOROTHY BROWN IRENE BROWN RUBY BROWN INEZ CANIIDE SARA CLINE PEGGY CAUBLE MARY EDNA ELLER JENOISE ELLIS SHIRLEY FISHER BARBARA FLOWERS KATHRYN FLOWERS BERNICE FREEMAN OFFICERS MEMBERS EVELYN FRYE FRANCES FORD ELIZABETH GARRISON LENA ROSE GILES MARVINE GOOD BETTY HAND BETTY HART MARTHA KATE HARTZOGE DORIS HOKE PEGGY HUNT OPAL JONES RUTH JONES BERNICE KIZIAH EVA LACKEY RUTH LAY ROSE ELLEN LEONARD NORMA MCDADE FRANCES MARLOW . . , . .President . CVice-President , I , Secretary . I Treasurer . . .Adviser SHIRLEY MICHAEL GOLDENE MILLER PAULINE MILLER VIOLET MILLER DORIS MOSER FRANCES PRESLAR FRANCES PRICE SARAH REEDY JEAN ROBINSON DORIS SALVO ALICE SIGMON FAYE SHERRILL GERALDINE SMYRE MARY ELOISE STEPHENS HAZEL WINRLER MARGIE WHITE MARIE WHISNANT PINKIE WYANT JOYCE YOUNT Page SI'xlyAIhrve fsiozvql, gm OFFICERS MARY KATHRYN FRYE , . I ....,4 . . . TOMMY ENNIS ..... DORIS CANSLER .... MR. SCARBOROUOI-I . BRICE AUSTIN WORTH BOLICK DORIS CANSLER ELIZABETH CLAY MAENELL CLINE JULIUS COOKE TROY LEE DANNER JIMMIE DEATON TOMMY ENNIS MARY KATHRYN FRYE THOMAS FULLBRIGHT Page Sixtyffour MEMBERS CARL GENTRY BETTY JEAN HERMAN MARGARET HERMAN J. M, HUDSON ELMER HUEEMAN FRED HUOOINS RALPH JENKINS SHANNON LAEONE CLARA MAE LOWMAN E. O. MILLER DELACY PHIEER , . . . . . . .President . . I , I . .Vice-President . . .Secretary-Treasurer .........AdzJiSer FRANCES PRUITT u SUE REESE - M COLLEEN RENS W CONNELLY ROBINSON CHARLES SIOMON M MARY HELEN SIOMON WMV . ROBERT SMITH JW Oi,-04,5 HOWARD TALLENT ' Ap MARX' ALICE TOWNSEND W W SUE WILLIAMS M W A. J. WYATT WV O' OVMWW MJ Mpvkgb J JWLUL XDQ,-fw.,zf,Mf0w2fD Qffvb I,-fu .Af -fxflfk ' BOB LAEEON I . , ROBERT FRYE . , . DOROTHY KENNEDY . MISS GREEVER 4.,. JAMES BISANAR ANNERL BIVENS JACQUELINE BOLCH MARGARET BOWMAN PEGGY BROOKS BILL BURGHAM BOBBY CAGLE GLENN CRAIG REGINALD CULPEIDPER ELAINE DUNIVENT ROBERT PRYE HAYDEN FULLBRIGHT QW! . A-2 M 5 M Klub de A fe erm 5 95541 I , OEEIGERS ga.,..JL QQ .,..,Presz'dent I . .Vice-President I , I . . ,Secretary ...Aa'uz'ser MEMBERS SHIRLEY HALLMAN ANNA SUE HAMMOND BETTY HAND FLOYD HUEEMAN DOROTHY KENNEDY BARSH KIRBY FLOYD KIRBY BOB LAEEON GLENN LAIL PAUL MARTIN ELBERT MCCRAY HOMER MCNEELY DEWEY QWENS JEAN ROBINSON JAMES ROZZELLE DORIS SIGMON DOROTHY SMITH FRED SMITH EMERSON SULLIVAN EULON WARREN MARGIE WHITE JOE WHITENER LILLIAN WOLERAM EDWARD ZIMMERMAN Page Sixty-Hue 1 -X homiwuf, Klub OFFICERS PAYE BARGER, HENRY LAWRENCE . . . GEORGE BEAMAN. JOHN HAMBY ....... WILMA ROSE MCNEELY, PEARY LEA PROPST, MR. STARNES .. VERNON ALLEY PAYE BARGER GEORGE BEAMAN ALFRED BOWMAN HUBERT BOWMAN RAYMOND CAMP KYLE CARPENTER NANCY COLE HARRY DOWDA EARL EDWARDS JOSEPH FLEMING Page Sixty-six MEMBERS ELINORE FRESH IRIS FULLBRIGHT JOHN GREGORY Presidents . . . , . . , . .Vice-Presidents JOSEPH FLEMING Secretaries and Treasurers , . . . .AdL7l'S6f DORIS MOSER BILLY PATTERSON DOCK PRICE JOHN HAMBY MARTHA K. HARTZOGE JACK INMAN EVA LACREY POY LAIL HENRY LAWRENCE WILMA ROSE MCNEELY FRANCES MARLOW PAULINE MILLER PEARY LEA PROPST LOUISE RUSH PAUL SHIPMAN HENRY SHOOK ROWELL SIGMON RALPH STARNES ELWOOD WALTON HARVEY YOUNT .KM OFFICERS DOROTHY LEWIS L .,,..,,4 . . ,President ALLEN FULLER , . ,.,,, Vice-President MAYNARD MANGUM . , . . .Secretary-Treasurer MRS. GOODE ...... , . . , ,... Adviser MEMBERS HELEN CROSBY IALEEN JOHNSON J. W. PREED DOROTHY LEWIS DOROTHEA FULENWIDER SYBIL LONG ALLEN FULLER MAYNARD MANGUM JUNE HOLLAR C. M, STARR Page Sixty-seven m'g1uI ALBERT ALLRAN . . FATE SHELL L... BETTY HARRIS . , MISS FRITZ . . ALBERT ALLRAN BETTY JANE BALCH JAMES BISANAR DORIS CANSLER ROBERT CLINE HELEN CROSBY MARGARET ANNE ERANS DOROTHEA FULENWIDER ALLEN FULLER Page Sixty-eI'gh t OFFICERS MEMBERS JANE FULLER JACOB GOLDEN BETTY HANNA BETTY HARRIS OMA HESTER ALFRED HILL NEAL MCGINNIS SARAH MOSS , . . . .President . . I , .Vice-President S . , Secretary- Treasurer .O.O,....Aduiser BILLY PATTERSON NANCY RABY JIMLIIE LEE RHYNE FATE SHELL NANCY SHUEORD RICHARD SHUPORD DORIS SIOLION ESTELLE WITTEN MARY YOUNT GRACE WILLIANIS NANCY YOUNT , DOROTHY LEWIS . NEAL MCGINNIS DORIS CANSLER THOMAS ADKINS THOMAS REESE ELVA SHUEORD JOHN HAMBY . . HARRY DOWDA . . EYELYN WEBB . ' 111+ 3101?- . Editor-in-Chief Assistant Editor .Assistant Editor . Composing Composing .Composing Composing . Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Asst. Sports Editor Feature Editor LUCILLE TUTTLE . . Feature Editor BETTY JEAN HERMAN . Feature Editor JOHN GREGORY . . Advertising Manager L, C. HUEEMAN , , JACK PRESLAR . , NANCY SHUEORD . . ELIZABETH GARRISON BILLY PATTERSON CHARLES PRESLAR . . . MARY F, WITHERSPOON MARTHA LEE SHERRILL MARY JO LEONARD WILLIALI TEAGUE JULIA BROOKSHIRE BILL WHITENER MRS. CLINTON CILLEY . . .Adviser . . . Assistant . I Assistant . .Assistant . .Assistant Subscription Subscription . .Reporter .Reporter .. Reporter , . .Reporter . . .Reporter . . .Reporter Page Sixty-nine BILLY PATTERSON CHARLES EARP , C I OMA HESTER . I ELWOOD WALTON MR. CRAFT ,L.. THOMAS ADKINS ALBERT ALLRAN ALLEN BOLICK BILLY PAUL BRADY PAUL BUEE BOBBY BUMBARGER ROBERT CLINE JOE DEAL Page Seuenly '-'14 Klub OFFICERS MEMBERS CHARLES EARP ALLEN FULLER JACOB GOLDEN DONALD GREENE OISIA HESTER CHARLES HUNSUCKER LESTER KEY HENRY LAWRENCE I , , . . . , .President , . .Vice-President . . . I ,Secretary ,. Treasurer . I Adviser NEAL MCGINNIS GARLAND MILLER BILLY PATTERSON GLENN PRESLAR J ACK PRESLAR JIAISIIE LEE RHYNE ALAN THOMPSON ELWOOD WALTON STEWART DEITZ . . . LLOYD FISHER . I ROSELYN CLINE ,... MISS HUNSUCKER I . . EUNICE BEACH ALVIN BOLCH DOROTHY BOLIEK ROSELYN CLINE GENEVA CROWDER PAUL CRUMP ETHEL DAY CECILE DEAL . 6, . OEEICERS MEMBERS STEWART DEITZ MARGARET DERHODES LLOYD FISHER HOWELL FOX EDWARD FRYE ALLEN FULLER ELIZABETH HELTON DORA JEAN HUTTO .QW Klub . . . ,President . . , . .Vzce-President I .Secretc1ryfTreasurer .,.....,..,AdUiser FAYE REINHARDT BILLY REITZEL VIRGINIA SIMPSON THELMA SPARKS JAMES STEELE ROY WAKEFIELD CHRISTINE WALKER LUCILLE TUTTLE Page Seventy-one ALLEN FULLER . CHARLES EARP JAMES BISANAR J. W. FREED .H JOHN VANCE CARVER HENR AWRENCE NCY i D TERRY OSESIAN 1 . ix 'QBIL LONG X x 1 Vl INI AGE X Xjfi ge Sgvenry 55519325 Jim, Band OFFICERS . . .Captain of Concert Band I . .Captain of Marching Band , . . . , , . . . First Lieutenant I . , , , ,'First Lieutenant Sergeants ROBERT CLINE FATE SHELL JACOB GOLDEN Corporals C, M. STARR HENRY SHOOR DARLINE BIOSBY Color Guards Drum Major MAYNARD MANGUM Majorertes EUGENIA 'IIUTTLE JOYCE PAIGE MOFFITT JOHN STROUPE CATHLEEN CAMPBELL BERNETTE BOWMAN 0 LUCILLE TUTTLE IVIARGARET SALVO MARIE XVHISNANT JJ . I A' MW' 1 fl JJ Ip' f JA!! JK! 'W4 L TS! I, MI II IIQIM I Clarinet MARTHA JANE ABERNATHY VERNON ALLEY DARLINE BIGSEY DORIS BOWMAN ROBERT CLINE NANCY COLE ELAINE DUNIVENT . ' UISE ELLIOTT ' RANS I I LEM FULLER TITIA HUTTON ' RY ROSE HOUCR NRY LAWRENCE EDDY MILL R IE MI ER ' JOYCE FFIT BARBA SUE LLICAN IW VELY OSE - LDR NEWTON N LY POOVEY ' TTY LANE R WE I YT LIES E STHE ZERD O S one a. I7 OBSO ALL HAR ARC J MES IS A I HN ANC- R NL BBY'R1-uma X N. J M I LEE RHYNE ' SX ORO 'SHE L ROL HER LL M. S ARP? 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A A far fijzwfffjii I ,Q .JZ-I ZZ football LEONARD ARNDT GEORGE BEAIXIAN PAUL BUEE RAYMOND CAMP EARL EDWARDS JOHN GREGORY JOHN HAMBY SAMUEL HAY ALFRED HILL BUD LAIL First Downs .... Passes Attempted . . Passes Completed Yards Gained Passes . . Passes Intercepted by ..,.,. Opponents Fumbles Recovered Average Yards Punts , I . , Yards Lost Penalties ..,, Total Net Yards Rushing , . Total Points Scored Season . Page Eighty EOY LAIL ESLIE MILLER EUGENE MILLER .IUNIUS PARKS GLENN PRESLAR PAUL SHIPMAN DICK SI-IUFORD A. F. SIGMON DON STAFFORD 1940 FOOTBALL RECORD RALPH STARNES JACK STEPP SHELTON THOMASON ALAN THOMPSON EDWARD WALKER JACKSON WHISNANT BILL YVHITENER THOMAS ADKINS, M gr RAY BOLICK, Mgr. BILLY PATTERSON, IWW' Hickory Opponents 62 89 96 64 41 25 556 259 11 8 10 11 34.-13 31.06 365 175 1151 148+ 77 108 s rkplug wit showing upjin u'fe .1 . A 5.24 Lf! . ff! I-di' ' f L f sly fyf ly M, My V, ,LV y l , I f ' JXJJ , S, V ' jf, J f yy I V fi Q! be JM X, ,. ff Q S I ff . Af 01 Q Fig q gamelY3i1F,95PiIe the of?lof eight regulars, th ornadoes dropped th ry' ,I ' Lf 'X , aj SEP R 20. I-iycIco1fi7U3.SHELBiglqThere V' XT penin ame to the ' elby Lionsfy- n the first period . Ca I rried a blocked punt, over jdr H?kory's lone tot hdown a df'Pa-r s plunged for th le t point. Eslie Miller wa Qhe team's Op ' , amp, Wal rfafnd Hay playing well x e line and Bud Lai a Omason the bac eld. Shelby 18, Hickory 17. . 1 ' 4 L EI? EIVIB-Eiz 27. HICK Y us. MORCANTON QT Mardi hdln-rgi 33 12 ' Althou id fldefensive ,222 'cs, ,- J tyvo Mpr ton one oglidown, J alfid 'ay shone In th ' . QThe entire team s rr e first half, giving Morganto 'margin ey scp ed first on red fumble and dispd ed brilliant offensive and the Tornadoes bog e d wn nder the passing, unning, and blocking attaq O backs, Brandon eonardl to be ovejzi - . Bud Lail,l sc ryn .and Para the other were utsta ' the backfieldt while Cam 'fler W ll If W ef' .J I V of-f nly one point, 13 . I , GCT BER 1 1 KORY Us. CHERRYVILLE rel' Enti y On the defens' f ragged at first, a ut e THickory eleven pullM startling pset and d feawierryville 13-7. Late i gt urth quarter Flash r ,, substitute end, cau B ail's beautiful zp yard ss O score. Lail then plunged thle ' 'ng point. Gene i er inter epted an enemyl Ip s on the 14: Parks picked up rst down, ,by and Bud Lail rippe the li for a second t uc down and victory mp, G. Miller Wa s ler B d 11 rndt starred 1' , E. 1' , u L,1i' i O ' , HICKORY us. KANNAPO QTherej N Outplayed a d o ne vered, they Tornad e whitewashing at the ha dsl of the Little Wonde s of napolis, 18-0.1, T e Vw combination of B. La-i-l' and Wal er, the j, , I . y W7 defensive wor Hamby, the tac ling ' 'e M' ler, and the spe acula y Jake Parks fea, ured Ht O s ttack r My fi O TOBIJZ5. HICKORY us. L o R Wh ba!! Passing, bl ck' ning. Bud Lail, stellar . ed an inspired Hickory t?arn tffits l ythird successive! ic y over Lenoir. He passed t alker for the ffrst touchdowrrylnd extra ' X13 int, then i tezfapted a pass on his own and raced 70 yardsldown rye .left side, behind ' a ul blocking, .to score the se n standing up, E. L il converted! Playing of the ire team thrilled a large ho c g crowd. but especial git tanding were B. Lail. Pj s, ' Don Stafford, Eslie Mi ler. Vo Gregory, in the line! orfffie first time after a pre-s s ! inju . Score: Hi y 1 Len ir ' I, K NOVEMB NEWIIL N QH e-5 i f Tornadoes nosed Ouj r e twhile foes Newton when Bud Lail blocked 1 f? f li Mf' Q4 1' 1 , l. I W' ' ' I. V H ' X eep in New on ritory Eslie Miller and D n S ogcaught the ball in the air, I7 WT nip and tuck , ecause of hi amazing p t r Hickory Bud d Poi Lail Staff rd slie Miller. an Gregory were O , I NOVEMBER f ORY us. STATEsvILLE Q e, Close, fiercely conte e ry inch of the way. the ga e wifi tatesville proved the best ...V of the season, with the e eated Greyhounds wi i 13- Aerial attacks staged by Greg r and B. Lail to E. ailf nd Stafford netted Hicko s twelv Oijfs. Penalties at,c ucial of s marred play of I t teams. Starring for the Tor adoes we?e' Stafford, W . a', and WD J' c rrying it ove 'th ine toget er. Martin, t e e uarterback, was sensat'onal in thy l - - ' . ' . H H ' ,fbon Parks fc! NOVEMBER 1 . CKORY us. LINCOLN K , I fhfojylivenly matched, t e yr oes and Wolves st ed I -field classi, -1 herjlfk j getting cl ser than the ard mar er. Gregory n'fa was good, and me-play of Stafford, al r, . - er, and Es' M'ller was ommendable. Thi g ig- up t irIcO1nt0n's ances f s r' g he conference Q Hickory O, Lincolnton ,OSX y l. No ER . HICKORY Us N. . .W . fHere3 The Tornadoes close home season wit an 1 -6' ,ictory over a spirited N. C. S. . ,j' eam. Bud Lail cored b th to chdowns, g for o e'and taking a short lateral f m f Stafford after ory ha passe f r . Parks score the extra point. Gregory' p to Walke ' -lighted the ra r nt st. In addition. B. Lail. an' Par ' 1 the b e 3 Eslie Miller an S Ord, in lirie. Substitut -were u ed e . L O es in e ,I , ff . 'X NOVEMBER 26. HICKORH' US. FOREST CITY he U I Q The battl c d Tornadoes bowed to a speedy Forest it squ dfin the final ga f' Y . 1940 to the tu e of 13-0. Parks and Gregory starred for Hi ory in the backfield. wgaile Eiamp - displayed ne blocking and tackling in the line. XM i ,I W, ff ,.1 J , .. T I f My X 0 IL' I VV fog, Page .AZ X J. J f ,M I-1' V .1 C1 I - J' :R fi'-A c,'14,,4..,' 4 -L , Q, 9 f 4 w- -fd?--Z-if K -'91-v5 Q -4-4-I ig A -J'-U L KS-ra-v'-4-v flffyg 'Q,L...:.-L. f,f,1:,,,, L-'JULJ-1 ,U g, .As 5'v!J-1 Laxg-1 A a,.4fw-Qr:4, 'dapwg ,A ,ni ,g,,,,,, !9,4.y,.9-f ' J M ,ef-LJ i BETTY FOSTER A . .. A A A President ARGER A A A A Vice-President GRACE XVILLIAMS A A A A Secretary-Treasurer l NIR. SCARBOROUGH A A ,X A A A A A A A A Adviser MEMBERS PAYE BARGER NIARGARET FEA-XRRINGTON BETTY FOSTER BERNICE FREEMAN KIARY KATHRYN FRYE LENA ROSE GILES XIARY ANN LYERLY SARAH Moss ELYA SHUEORD CARLEEN SUMKIEY GRACE WTLLTAATS A -A A A - V f j f Paw EfglA1y mo My f fx., A W A WW? BaAlmt6alL 7 947 14:45:17 f 1 W- I N X f V fm' awww F. BARGER Guard MOSS Forward FREEMAN Forward JOHNSON Guard SHUFORD Guard FRYE Forward RABY Forward SUMMEY Guard FEARRINGTON Guard FOSTER Forward XVHITENER Forward GILES Forward JONES Forward XVINKLER Guard A. BARGER Forward XVILLIAMS Manager XVALKER Guard HAY Forward BUD LAIL Center HAMBY Forward GREGORY Forward WHITAENER Center SIGMON Cenler P. R. LAIL Guard PATTERSON Guard ARNDT Guard EARP Guard THOMASON Forward CAMP Guard ADKINS Forward STAFFORD Forward M I LLER Guard foam' Bmmtbilnyk awk? C ,fl Z ok,! lf, L g Baakftbad December 12-The Red Tornadoes opened their season. suffering a defeat at the hands of the Lenoir Rhyne freshmen, 21-17. December 13-Salisbury romped on Hickory for the Tornadoes' second straight defeat. Stafford scored 14 of Hickory's points, Score 52-24. , January 7-Hickory divided with the Red Devils from Newton: boys winning 24-21: girls losing 39-5. Stafford led the boys with 12. January 10-Stafford made 11 points in defeating Morganton 3+-22. Although Betty Foster hit 21. the Tornadettes lost 57-31. January 14--Both teams defeated Lenoir. Tornadettes, led by Foster's 15 points, won 32-16. Six-foot seven center, Whitener. got 15 in piling up a 38-4 win. January 17-Tornadettes were defeated 29-16 by Lincolnton, but boys won 35-10. January 23-At Cliffside both boys and girls won. Boys' score 25-15: girls' 33-21. January 28-Another double victory was scored over N. C. S. D. Boys won 31-24. Girls. led by Giles with 17 and Frye with 8. won 31-20. January 31-The Tornadettes lost, -ll-22. at the hands of Shelby: while the boys. led by Stafforcfs 21 points. won over the previously undefeated Shelby quintet. 41-29. February 4-Giles and Freeman led the Hickory sextet to a 22-19 triumph over Lenoir. The Tornadoes. with 18 different men playing, won easily, 38-27. February 7-Hickory took two more from N. C. S. D.. girls winning 29-19 behind Freeman and Foster: and the boys downing a scrappy team, 38-27. February 11-The girls dropped behind 34-20. while the Tornadoes handed Bessemer City their first defeat. 35-20. Stafford made 1-I-. February 12-The Faculty game was a riot. Foster scored 15 for the girls in setting back the teachers, who were led by Fritz with 10: score 27-18. Scarborough and Hernandez with 14 and 12 respectively, led the men to a close win over the Tornado B squad, 44-42. Sigmon had 14 for B team. February 1-I--In games with Morganton. Tornadoes took another easily. 33-14. Tornadettes were defeated decisively, 42-19. February 17-The Tornadoes defeated the Conference defending champions, Marion, 44-36. Stafford had 19, Whitener 14. Girls also won. 29-18. February 18-Girls bowed to Lincolnton, 51-18. Boys won, 38-28. to extend their conference rating to 13 wins against no losses. February 20-Bessemer City was defeated in an exciting double-header. Tornadoes 34- Bessemei' City 25: Tornadettes 35-Bessemer City 29. February 21-Hickory divided games with Newton. Tornadoes 33-Newtori 22: Newton 41- Tornadettes 17. February 28-First conference loss for boys in 16 starts. Marion 40-Tornadoes 38: Tornadettes 28-Marion 15. March 4-Tornadoes won over Cliffside. 39-26: Girls lost 22-20. March 7-Two fighting Hickory teams closed their conference season with two disheartening defeats at the hands of Shelby. Shelby 36-Tornadoes 32: Shelby 34-Tornadettes 25. The Red Tornadoes, with a total of 16 wins against 2 losses. claimed the Western Con- ference championship. In the Valdese Gold Medal Basketball Tournament, the Hickory boys Won out by defeating Old Fort, Piedmont. Fallston, and Hollis. Everyone on the team played well. and Hay. Whitener, and Walker were selected for the All-Tournament team. z3aa,e6alL 797 Hickory. . . . . .Rutherfordton . Hickory Morganton . . Hickory. , . . . Cherryville . Hickory Forest City . . Hickory. . . . . ,Shelby . . , Hickory .... . , .Newton . . . . . Hickory. . . . . Lenoir . . . Hickory ..., . . .Lenoir , , , . . Hickory, . . . ,Newton . . . . Hickory, . . , . .Kings Mountain Hickory, . . . . .Lincolnton . . . Hickory Shelby . . . . . . Hickory . . . ,Kings Mountain , , Hickory ...... . . . . . Hickory . Rutherfordton Hickory Morganton . , Hickory , .Cherryville . . . Hickory .... . . . . Hickory . . . .Forest City . . . Hickory , Hickory. . . . . .Lincolnton . . 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