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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1942 volume:

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Q Jxwga 'MW Ldfwmfwv . 5171 -zff,,7,M,04,,g,24ecpf.,,z',.,,L,wJpL,,a.4,.4.fZ,,,MQ4d ,- l,..,,,,,.g.Z., Juni- Nb' .3 -I ,,g,,4,!!g4v.A,fJ ' --Ov-suv'-bL,. ,ZMffW,,,nM7f4-1,w7Qbvf W0 NINETEEN PUHTY-TWU HIEEUHY LUG pm,,,wR,, DUBUC i-,epgq-if SENIOR CLASS OF X 575 SFDSTQEEQEE HIEHUHY HIGH SEHUUL HECKORY' NU 2 I HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA To Miss EMMA FRITZ, whose loyalty to Hickory High School is unquestioned, whose friendly and helpful interest in its students has manifested itself in all phases of our school life, and whose untiring aid has helped bring honors to our school, we dedicate with deep esteem and sincere appreciation, the 1942 HICKORY Loo. Page Two UEUIIIATIUN emit! Elmma Fritz FUHEWUHD THE Senior Class of 1942 brings you a new HICKORY Loo. We haue tried in this yearbook to giue a well-rounded picture of our high school life. In days an-d years to come, as its pages reuiue fond memories of your years at Hickory High, we of the staff sincerely hope that you will treasure this LOG-not presented as a great literary product, but simply as a picture and a record of your beautiful and happy years at Hickory High. -EDITOR. E U N T E N T 5 FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS Page Three SHS .QL AD wfwokrjfoxl , QC 9 Wvify!jf'gw + . gg MCP ff R . MINISTHAT M' . My mygqfjfyiwbwf MR' Wpfigc M wr 9 BMW wif! N f mage Four . 5 O xv, .- Q I 4,., S ggi? a 'ing .. .1 ...ff Q . . . Y FAEU MR. HIRAM BALCH ...,. Mathematics. Latin Maryville Miss OLYN BARRETT , .. , , ,Spanish Elon MR. R. W. CARTIER ..... . .Band Director U. N. C. MRS. CLINTON CILLEY ...., History. Spanish Winthrop MRS. DONALD CILLEY .,..,... Social Science Lenoir Rhyne Miss ELISABETH COUNCILL . . . . .Librarian Sweet Briar, U. N. C. MR. l-IUME CRAFT . . .'Diuersified Occupations Lenoir Rhyne JY 7 ,ff E. Q -l Q ,v ET h .3 gh gui' 'ggi LTY MRS. Miss Miss Miss MRS. MISS MRS. P. W. DEATON ..... . , . English Lenoir Rhyne Rose. LEE D1xoN ...,. f . .Mathematics W. C. U. N. C. EMMA FRITZ .,... . . . .English Lenoir Rhyne PAULINE GOFORTI-I . . .Home Economics Flora Macdonald VENA LITTLE GOODE . Glee Club Director Columbia University LENA GREEVER ,.,....,, Mathematics Lenoir Rhyne C. E. GWIN ...... ,.... . . .English Lenoir Rhyne. U. N. C. Page Fiue kgs? FAC MISS MOLLY' HARDINO ' Dzstributiue Education and Retailing Stoneleigh College, William and Mary HELEN HUNSUCKER ....,. Commercial Lenoir Rhyne MRS. KATHRYN JOHNSON . . History, English Lenoir Rhyne MISS MILLIE KATE MCCOMB ,..... English Flora Macdonald, Teachers College, Columbia University MISS CAROLINE DUDLEY MOORE ,,S,. Bible Winthrop MR. G. WILLIAM MORGAN Science. Mathematics Appalachian, George Peabody College MR. WILLIAM G. NORRIS . Physical Education Appalachian MISS Page Six bdi,ULp..,.,QL I ' I ' A' V 'Ax r1f-Q?Q- ,,,' I fCi,Tfii2,fl1f '.,, Tv? 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We began to realize a little more our place in the life of our High School and to use better our study halls and classroom instruc- tion in our sophomore year. Z Wider horizons opened for us as juniors. For the first time, We became part of the intellectual and cultural realms of our school. Members of our class led in athletics, in public speaking, in various clubs. Harder lessons were taken in stride. An outstanding class was preparing to assume its responsibility of leadership the next year. The climax of our junior year Was, of course, our nautically- styled Junior-Senior Dance. This year, as seniors, we have carried on our tradition of leader- ship. Climaxing their high school careers, seniors have led in athletics, in dramatics, in public speaking, in music CBand and Glee Clubl, and in every club and organization of our school. The Twig was far above its usual high standard and the LOG is the best ever, containing many new features. The Senior Class this year also instituted a new school event-the annual Home- coming parade and selection of Sponsors. A distinguished class has completed its high school career, leav- ing its imprint on the traditions of Hickory High. Four happy years have sunk into Time's infinite sea. But We, the Senior Class of 1942, leave behind us this pledge: Whate'er may come in future years, nothing will ever lessen our devotion to Hickory High School or to its faculty. Page, Ten SENIUH CLASS UFFICEHS . N K xx, JEAN JONES ...... .,..... P resident . V HELEN T ROUTMAN . . . . . ...,.A.4.., Vice-President R J ' :J BEAT ICE GOODSON ,..,.,,.....,,. Secretary and Treasurer x X X ' ' l , . I If I Q x J I XJ ' f r r - J Q 9 r . ff - A ' x , N XX - wr x J r f 1 ,e , 3 X J ' we I 9 1' X Q N. ' ' N xx 5 X3 x 1 X.: 'xx .Q ff V . I a . we 'fbi X - Y' ,Q X xg I 4 ' t X' A., X I ' R N- '.! 1 v' J J xx XJ J X7x lJX'Aji.134 X Y . . X J I 41 Xl ' ' ' .2 NJ Y J, ' ' Q ' X H v X J L r A X W 'Q ' 4 .3 5 -I 41 , I R 3 K W mx J lg JN 'ki -. 3 J i 5 X V X X? ' ,Q x I 5 I l , XM 3 ,f Q J P 'E '-w 'ff 5, X Q J X w I 4 Page El U . ' W-J . 4 4 5 W i I X ,K 3,1 . Q 1 1 1+ f J , x H il N ' 3 l xj ' ' Tx if m ' ' N A' X X K 14 e if r- r 5 f , 4 ' K:V,:-I 3, I ,Lf-sfif .fww ' 5? wp W My j BAKER KI. BALCH BARGER BBANAR BIVENS .1 X X BLACK .Q,,f BOLCH BOST BOWMAN,E. BOWMAN,NL BOWMAN,VF BRADHAM BRANNOCK BNDGEMAN BRMHT BRWTMN BROOKS .N . , x X . -X as i n tg x BROWN,L BRowN.R. BROWN.T. BURCHAM ' 'N T H E KEITH ABEE 'ITLY H691 l4l5+oYy Qfwbi- GEORGE ARNDT Golf 4, 3. GLENN ARNEY BETTY LOUISE BAKER Spanish Club 4: Home Room Representative 3. BETTY JANE BALGH Winner of D. A. R. Citizenship Pilgrimage Award 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Biology Club 4: Archery Club 4: Cilee Club 4, 3. Secretary 4: Debating Club 4, 3: Junior Marshal 3: Fritz Literary Society 3: Basketball 3, 2, l: Latin Club 2: Home Room Representative l. DORIS VIRGINIA BARGER Retail Club 4: Home Economics Club 4. JAMES M. BISANAR Hi-Y Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Band 4, 3, First Lieutenant 3: Junior Marshal 3: Right Angle Club 3: Debating Club 3: Latin Club 2. ANNERL BIVINS French Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Bible Club 4: Right Angle Club 3. WINNIE SUE BLACK Lettermen's Club 4: Latin Club Reporter 4: Glee Club 4, 3, Treasurer 4: Spanish Club 4, 3: Home Room Representative 3. JACQUELINE SELF BOLCH Glee Club 4: French Club 4: Basketball 4. 3, Highland 2, 1: Right Angle Club 3: Softball, High- land 2, 1. ROBERT A. BOsT Lettermen's Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Chem- istry Club 4: Baseball 4, 3: Football 4, 3. 2: Home Room Representative 3. EUBERT DARR BOWMAN Archery Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 3: Tar Heel History Club 3. .fag f . , as ,.g,,f-7 :ff 4 .I Z aw-12 SE IUPI EL SS MARGARET BOWMAN LOG Staff 4: Secretary Publications Club 4: Sec- retary French Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: D. A. R. Citizenship Pilgrimage 4: Right Angle Club 3: Junior Marshal 3: Glee Club 3: Home Room Representative 3, l: Vice-President Sopho- more Class 2: Latin Club 2. WELDA BOWMAN Publications Club 4: Home Room Representa- tive 4: Assistant Editor Twig 4: Secretary Senior Business Club 4: Junior Marshal 3: Home Eco- nomics Club 3: Secretary-Treasurer Spanish Club 3. DONALD BRADHAM Diversified Occupations 4: Latin Club 3. JAMES A. BRANNOCK Chemistry Club 4. ROBERT BRIDGEMAN MARY LOUVENA BRIGHT Twig Staff 4: Secretary-Treasurer Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 3: Home Economics Club 3, 1. LORRAINE EBRITTAIN French Club 4: Senior Business Club 4: Home Economics Club 3. 4 Hx' f eyfkio 'J Af Q-f .3-My-vi fy f K EGGY MX I3 BROOKS 7 I-Lette efnisClflf'f4Y'd6l'CluLb4:4: lRTght rflgie Clb3:H6n'fE 'Clb3. 'C fa., Jigofff C2225 ll.-eoavr-ff o - li if 7 'IRiEgQfEL'K7AT'PILEB'N'BR'OXd 7 L Spanish Club 3: Home Economig-Clubbjggl, f I , I, RUBY BROWN ff .fvfffx f Home Room Representative 3: Home Econoriarics X Club 3: Spanish Club 3. THOMAS E. BROWN Retail Club 4. BILLY DAVID BURQHAM Latin Club 3: Right Angle Club 3: Biology Club, Elkin 2. R BURGIN BURNS CAGLE CALLANAN CANIPE CANNON CARSWELL CHAPMAN CLAY CLINE, M. CLINE, R. CODY COFFEY CORRELL Cox CROSBY CRUMP CUTTING DANNER DELLINGER, B. DELLINGER, D. DELLINGER. K. DUNCAN DUNIVENT AQ, ' f -Pi -r N I .. .ixh,, ' MX X '53- 4 I Ui' C314 IX THE GLADYS ESTELLE BUROIN CLARICE INEZ BURNS Retail Club 4: Latin Club 3: Home Economics Club 1. BOBBY CAOLE Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Chem- istry Club 4: Football 4, 3: Right Angle Club 3. TOM CALLANAN Entered from Belmont Abbey 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Home Room Representative 4: Football 4, 2, 1. INEZ MAE CANIPE Retail Club 4: Home Economics Club 3. 2. MILDRED CANNON LOG Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Publi- cations Club 4: Biology Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Home Room Representative 4, l: Basketball 4, 2, 1: Latin Club 2. WANDA CARSWELL Spanish Club 3: Westmont Librarian 2, I. REBECCA CHAPMAN MARY ELIZABETH CLAY Latin Club 4: Biology Club 3. MAENELL CLINE Retail Club 4: Biology Club 3. ROBERT E. CLINE French Club 4: Archery Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Cheerleader 4, 3: Hi-Y Club 4, 3, Secretary 4: Band 4. 3, Sergeant 3. Captain 4: Debating Club 4, 3, 2: Glee Club 4, 3, 2: Tar Heel History Club 3. MARGARET CODY . EC? aft! fa SE IUH EL SE WILLIAM F. COEEEY Chemistry Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Archery Club 4: Home Room Representative 4. 3, 2: Tar Heel History Club 3. ADA KATHRYN CORRELL Spanish Club 4. 3. MARGARET Cox Spanish Club 4. 3: Entered from Greenville Senior High 3: Home Room Representative 2: Architecture Club 2, 1: Cvlee Club 2, l: Home Economics Club I. HELEN CROSBY Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Bible Club 4: Archery Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Spanish Club 4, 3: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Dramatics 3. 2: Entered from Mooresville High School Z: Central Times Staff Z. l: Glee Club 1: Etiquette Club 1. MIRIAM LOUISE CRUMP Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 4: Westmont Librarian 2: Current Events Club 2: Civics Club 1. ELIZABETH CUTTING VIRGINIA MAE DANNER Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 4. BILLY DELLINGER Retail Club 4. DORIS DELLINOER Lettermen's Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Spanish Club 4. 3: Home Room Representative 3: Westmont Librarian 2. I. KATHLEEN MAY DELLINGER Spanish Club 3: Westmont Librarian 2. EARL WINFRED DUNCAN Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4. ELAINE DUNIVENT Chemistry Club 4: Home Room Representative 4: Camera Club 4: Senior Business Club 4: Band 4. 3, Corporal 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Right Angle Club 3. EAKER ECKARD ELLER ELLIS FEARRJNGTON FEE FLOWERS FOWLER Fox FRYE FULLBRIGHT GARTH GOLDEN GOODSON GREENE GRHWHN HALL HALLMAN HAMMOND HAND HARRIS HAVNAER HERMAN HEWAT gl' 13? .A- ,. fi? N-'AN .MQ .THE GARLAND EAKER Baseball 4: Basketball 4: Latin Club 3: Entered from Marion High School 2: Baseball 1, S. T. ECKARD. JR. JAMES SHUEORD ELLER Diversilied Occupations 4. JENOISE ELLIS Home Economics Club 3. MARGARET FEARRINGTON Editor-in-Chief Twig 4: Debating Club 4: Publications Club 4: French Club 4: Archery Club 4: Biology Club 4: Chairman Homecoming Com- mittee 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Monogram Club 4, 3, 2, President 4: Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1: Fritz Literary Society 3: Glee Club 3: Secretary and Treasurer Junior Class 3: Latin Club 2: Twig Staff 2, 1. MARJORIE FEE Bible Club 4: Chemistry Club 4. ,J BARBARA FLOWERS? I, 4 Lettermen's Club 4: Dramatic Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3. President 4: Tar Heel History Club 3: Home QgEconomics Club A GROVER P, FOWLER, JR. Hi-Y Club 4: Glee Club 4: Camera Club 4: Archery Club 4: Home Room Representative 4. LOUISE FOX Camera Club 4: Senior Business Club 4: Glee Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Home Economics Club 1. ROBERT FRYE Student Council 4: Monogram Club 4: Football 4: Basketball 4, 3: Baseball 4, 3: Spanish Club 3: Vice-President Right Angle Club 3. HAYDEN WHITENER FULLBRIGHT Diversified Occupations 4: Right Angle Club 3. GRETA GARTH Home Room Representative 4: Lettermen's Club 4: French Club 4: Archery Club 4: Bible Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Cheerleader 4, 3: Glee Club 3: Fritz Literary Society 3: Latin Club 2: Basketball 1. 49' P .ai-,QR , Qu'--f Z., if J. 4 9- fi, -1 I-: ' J A 'I EE: Y' . 1 ' 3 . I : ,. 5' Q eg-aioff' 5121011 CL S5 JACOB BOWLES GOLDEN LOG Staff 4: Camera Club 4: Archery Club 4: Glee Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Hi-Y Club 4, 3, Treasurer 4: Band 4, 3, Captain March- ing Band 4, Sergeant 3: Vice-President Chemistry Club 4: Debating Club 4, 3, Vice-President 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Lettermen's Council 4: Vice- President Publications Club 4: Junior Marshal 3: Home Room Representative 2, l: Student Council 2, 1: President Freshman Class 1. BEATRICE GOODSON Secretary Senior Class 4: Chairman Executive Committee 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Fritz Literary Society 3: Home Room Rep- resentative 3: Basketball 3, 2, 1. DONALD E. GREENE Lettermen's Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Camera Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Culee Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Home Room Representative 4, 1: Football 4, 3. 2, 1: Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1: Latin Club 3: Baseball 1. PAUL W. GRIFFIN French Club 4. ELSIE RUTH HALL Bible Club 4: Band 4, 3: Tar Heel History Club 3: Latin Club 3, 2: Home Economics Club 1. SHIRLEY HALLMAN Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: French Club 4: Right Angle Club 3. ANNA SUE HAMMOND Home Room Representative 4: Bible Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Band 4, 3: Right Angle Club 3: Basketball 2. BETTY HAND Camera Club 4: Senior Business Club 4: Home Economics Club 4, 3: Right Angle Club 3. BETTY HARRIS Publications Club 4: Band Sponsor 4: Home- coming Committee 4: Biology Club 4: French Club 4: Archery Club 4: Bible Club 4: Debating Club 4, 3, Secretary 3: Fritz Literary Society 3: Glee Club 3: Latin Club 2: Home Room Representative 1. HELEN HAVNAER Entered from Spartanburg High School 4: Home Room Representative 4: Commercial Club 3: Vice- President Home Room 3: Editor Class Paper 3: Girls' Athletic Association 3: Home Economics Club 2. MARGARET FRANCES HERMAN Retail Club 4: Latin Club 3: Biology Club 3. BOB HEWAT Entered from Reynolds High School, Winston- Salem 3: Monogram Club 4: Football 4, 3: Base- ball 4, 3, 2. , ,. 4. I , m X , ,I L r U A V ' HICKMAN + J I X ' li HILL , fp' x'. , HILTON 1 F , Q ' -:J Y , K . HOKE, D. Y l 0 J I 1 ' rf K HOKE,L. ' X. . x HOKE, R. ,Q -4 I' ' X 3 HOLLAND xx f, 3 . ,L HONEYCUTT , SX T . x H , E HORN 'H . V HUDSON s . Q Y , 'Ny Q' I-IUEEMAN.E, X x, L A N i HUEEMAN, F. X '- 1 L A V xi QA rf ,A x 3 N It tx-E Ag W HUGGINS 5 J? ix H ' N K HUNT V .0 . .4 ' J 4 Yv K, , INMAN U, f 5 , JOHNSON vb . x xf N I . . I Q - .L - Q JONES, C. , gl . K , '51 . JONES, . N X-qi N J- JONES,R. 9 , ' KANIPE 3,1 1 o Q . xl n V N Vx qi , f ,KENNEDY QI Q s N A 1 KINGSOLVER . J E - . KIRBY ' S 5 . 1 f ,Y x KIZIAH 4 I W 'xr YN. .. I . N 'R W 1 - K -- U . N ' I V X. Q J. X U1 Kf A THE BETTY ANNE HICKMAN Home Economics Club 4, 2: Cilee Club 3: Latin Club 3. ALFRED HILL LOG Staff 4: Baseball 4: Football 4, 3, 2: Golf 4, 3, 2, l: Publications Club 4: Debating Club 4, 3: Chemistry Club 4: Camera Club 4: Bible Club 4: Archery Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Monogram Club 4, 3, 2: Tennis 3, 2: Home Room Representative 3: Glee Club 2, l. LEROY HILTON Charter Club 5: Retail Club 5: Lincoln Literary Society 3. DORIS HOKE Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Basketball 4, 3, 2, l: Glee Club 3: Home Economics Club 3: Latin Club 2. MARY LOUISE HOKE Spanish Club 4. RICHARD HOKE RICHARD HOLLAND Diversified Occupations 4. KEMP C. HONEYCUTT, JR. Entered from Newton High School 4: Archery Club 4: Basketball 4, 3, 2, l: Spanish Club 3: Safety Patrol 3, 2: Culee Club 3, 2: Monogram Club 3: Hi-Y Club 3, 2: Latin Club 2, l: Foot- ball 2, l: Baseball 2, 1. KATHERINE ELIZABETH HORN Tar Heel History Club 3. THELMA JEAN HUDSON Spanish Club 3: Tar Heel History Club 3: Basketball, Valley Springs l. ELMER L. HUFFMAN Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Archery Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Bible Club 4: Biology Club 3: Home Room Representative 3. FLOYD HUEFMAN, JR. Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Band 4, 3, Cor- poral 3, Top Sergeant 4: Home Room Representa- tive 3: Right Angle Club 3: Latin Club 2. -ar-' 5' ff-iw ' 'V vgngf -'If . ,:: ' gsgesxqfa' SE IUPI EL SS FRED HUGOINS Charter Club 5: Retail Club 5: Student Council 5, 3: Band 5, 4: Biology Club 4. PEGGY LOUISE HUNT Home Economics Club 4, 3: Glee Club 3: Spanish Club 2. JACK INMAN Charter Club 5: Chemistry Club 4: Band l: Self-Improvement Club 1. CHARLES H. JOHNSON Archery Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Basketball 4: Tar Heel History Club 3: Baseball 4, 3, 2, l. CHARLES MARION JONES Retail Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Civics Club l. JEAN JONES President Senior Class 4: Executive Committee 4: Honorable Mention D. A. R. Pilgrimage Award 4: Camera Club 4: President French Club 4: Letter- men's Club 4, 3: Forensic Team 4, 3: Spanish Club 4, 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, l: Home Room Representative 3, 2: Latin Club Z. RUTH JONES Spanish Club 3: Home Economics Club 3. DRUCILLA KANIPE Retail Club 4. DOROTHY KENNEDY Glee Club 4, 3: Secretary-Treasurer Right Angle Club 3. CILADYS KINGSOLVER Cilee Club 4: Bible Club 4, BARSH G. KIRBY Diversified Occupations 4: Right Angle Club 3. BERNICE KIZIAH Glee Club 4, 3: Home Economics Club 4, 3: Spanish Club 4, 3, LAFFON LAIL LAY LEDFORD LOCKHART LOFLIN LOWMAN LYERLY MCCRAI' MCDADE NICNEELY, H. NICNEELY, MILLER, E. MILLER, G. MILLER, G. MILLER, L. MOSS. J. MOSS, S. MURPHX' NANCE OSWALT OWENS PARSONS PENLAND M. '? 4' THE ROBERT LAEEON Hi-Y Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Senior Business Club 4: Right Angle Club 3: Home Room Representative 2. JAMES LAIL Football 4, 3, 2, l, Game Captain Football Team 4: Baseball 4, 3, 2, l: Basketball 4, 3, 2, l: Mono- gram Club 4. 3, 2, Vice-President 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Home Room Representative 4: Spanish Club 2. HELEN 'RUTH LAY Home Economics Club 4, 3. MARY RUTH LEDFOIRD LOG Staff 4: Latin Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Westmont Librarian 3. LUCILLE LOCKHART CHARLES LOFLIN Entered from High Point High School 4: Charter Club 5: Football 3: Basketball 5, 3: Track 3, 2. CLARA MAE LOWMAN Biology Club 3. MARY ANN LYERLY Spanish Club 4: Basketball 4, 3, Z. 1: Monogram Club 3: Biology Club 2: Home Economics l: Glee Club l. ELBERT GLENN MCCRAY Right Angle Club 3: Civics Club, Westmont l. NORMA WINIERED MCDADE Retail Club 4: Home Economics Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Civics Club l. HOMER MCNEELY Chemistry Club 4: Right Angle Club 3. MODEAN MCNEELY .uf ' Jffxfz 417 ' 4-1 ' ff!-fwfr .fy ' 1 3' ,jf lr.: . 4 , 5 gxEg'f3Ar: SE IUPI EL S5 fy 1 Z I ' , . , -JAP!! All gl- EMERY C. MILLER. JR. .Eacrof-inichgf, Loo 4, ,euiyiiemoas Club 4, Gm Club 4: Pfenaent Latin Club 4. President Chemistry Club 4: Debating Club 4: Archery Club 4: Cf.1mera Glu!-f4: 'Feniis 4: Basketball 4: Junior' Marshal 3: Tar Heel History Club 3. ' ,Ll far' LA' :f 'fy' ' MILLER - . 11. , ,.,f .4 . 6.1 ' ' ' Tennis 4: French Club 4: Debating Club 4: Home Room Representative 4: Bbketball,4, 3: jBaseball A, 3: Glee Club 4, 3: President Boys' Chorus 4. .. . ' 1 af,,V,AW. l 'f' 5 ff J J ,GOL-DEINEAMILLER , , Ho eq Economics Club 3: Biology Club 2: Cur- ren V vents Club 2: Ciiics Clulxlf 'f - .fem - ',., f F' 4 -1 -. '1. -.f-py.,1-Al, . ' - EOUTSE MILLER V I Bible Club 4: Band 4. .3fJSergeant 4, Cor 3: Librarian Glee Club 4, 3-: 'Letterrf1en's CTBBI? 4, I 3: Music Contests 3, 2. X V 1 '4,lA A- ' A. g.-. , JOHN MOSS Diversified Occupations 4, 3. SARAH MOSS Honorable Mention D. A. R. Pilgrimage 4: LOG Stalf 4: Publications Club 4: Biology Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Archery Club 4: Treas- urer French Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3, Secre- tary and Treasurer 4: Cilee Club 4, 3: Basketball 4. 3, 2. l: Debating Club 4, 3, 2, Secretary and Treasurer 4: Monogram Club 4. 3, 2, Vice-Presi- dent 4: Vice-President Junior Class 3: Fritz Liter- ary Society 3: Latin Club 2: Home Room Rep- resentative Z, l. FRANKLIN MURPHY Home Room Representative 4: Retail Club 4. JOE NANCE GEORGIA OSWALT Twig Staff 4: Home Room Representative 41 Vice-President Senior Business Club 4: Publications Club 4: Band Majorette 4, 3: Basketball 4, 2: Home Economics Club 2. DEWEY OWENS Lettermen's Club 4: Bible Club 4: French Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Vice-President Boys' Chorus 4: Right Angle Club 3. OMA ELIZABETH PARSONS Latin Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Home Room Representative 4: Westmont Librarian Z. CHARLES PENLAND 'I I 1 . 2' -597 in Q3 . , , , ,,.,,- , PERKINS PI-IIFER PHILLIPS POOVEY POPE, F. POPE, M. PRESLAR PRICE, F. PRICE, J. RABI' REESE REINHARDT f RHYNE RINK ROBINSON, B. ROBINSON, J. 4 ROLLINS SEABOCH I SHELL D -an SCOTT 'A 'C+ ' J, .wi K 1 w' ' 'Q 4s I ' 1 ' 5 X SHELL, F. SI-IERRILL SHOOK SHUFORD, N. .I . I 'Q 40 s as I -T 5,5 IU R I2 L 55 ANNIE REBECCA PERKINS Latin Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Current Events Club 3: Civics Club l. DELACY PHIFER BI010gy'C1YI3 3. ' CLARA PHILLIPS Civics Club l. JUNIUS POOVEY Lettermen's Club 4: Baseball Manager 4, 3: Assistant Baseball Manager 2, l. FRANCES REBECCA POPE Student Council 4: Spanish Club 3: Cilee Club 3. MILDRED POPE Diversilied Occupations 4: Bible Club 4: Home Room Representative 4: Latin Club 2. FRANCES PRESLAR LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Camera Club 4: President Bible Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3, 2: Home Economics Club 4, 3, President 4: Home Room Representative 4, 3, l. FRANCES PRICE Chemistry Club 4: Home Economics Club 3. J UANITA PRICE Latin Club 4: Westmont Librarian 2: Current Event Club 2: Biology Club 2: Civics Club 1. NANCY RABY Assistant Editor LOG 4: Honorable Mention D. A. R. Pilgrimage Award 4: Monogram Club 4, 3: Secretary-Treasurer 4: Archery Club, Captain 4: Biology Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Pub- lications Club 4: French Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Debating Club 4, 3, 2: Basketball 4, 3, 2, l: President Junior Class 3: Junior Marshal 3: Fritz Literary Society 3: Latin Club 2: Twig Staff 2, l: Student Council 2, l: Secretary-Treasurer Freshman Class l. SUE MARGARET REESE Home Economics Club 4: Biology Club 3. GENEVA REINHARDT Diversified Occupations 4: Spanish Club 1: Basketball l. JU W' Aiggi 1-1--1 n .' Fil 4' 'ff 'Iii , an gg 1 1- ' -is JIMMIE LEE RI-IYNE LOG Staff 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Presi- dent Publications Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Arch- ery Club 4: Tennis 4, 3: Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Debating Club 4, 3: Band 4, 3, Sergeant 4: Junior Marshal 3: President Sophomore Class 2: Vice-President Freshman Class l: Student Council l. D. L. RINK. JR. Entered from Forest City High School 4: Diver- sified Occupations 4. BOB ROBINSON Retail Club 4. JEAN ROBINSON Bible Club 4: Home Economics Club 3: Right Angle Club 3: Spanish Club 3. HAROLD 'ROLLINS Retail Club 5: Charter Club 5: Special Activities Bus Driver 5. MADELINE SCOTT Twig Staff 4: Spanish Club 4: Latin Club 2. COLLEEN SEABOCI-I Home Room Representative 4: Home Economics Club 4. DOROTHY GRACE SHELL Secretary Home Economics Club 4: Bible Club 4: Band 4, 3, First Lieutenant 4. FATE SHELL LOG Stall' 4: Publications Club 4: Glee Club 4: Archery Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Homecoming Com- mittee 4: Debating Club 4, 3, 2, Vice-President 3, President 4: Band 4, 3, Sergeant 3, Drum Major 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Lettermen's Council 4: Latin Club 3: Tar Heel History Club 3: Forensic Contest 3: Home Room Representative l. ZELMA SHERRILL LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Senior Business Club 4: Spanish Club 2. HENRY P. SHOOK Football 5: Charter Club 5: Camera Club 5: Chemistry Club 5, 4: Band 5, 4, Corporal 4, Ser- geant 5: Baseball 4: Better School Spirit Club 3: Second Period Literary Club 3. NANCY SHUFORD LOG Staff 4: French Club 4: Publications Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Biology Club 4: Honorable Mention D. A. R. Pilgrimage 4: Archery Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Debating Club 4, 3, 2: Junior Marshal 3: Student Council 3: Fritz Literary So- ciety 3: Twig Staff 3, 2, l: Secretary Sophomore Class 2: Latin Club 2: Basketball 2, l, Manager 4, 3: Home Room Representative l: P. T. A. Representative 1. SHUEoRD,R. SHUMATE HGMON,A.F. SIGMON, C. SIGMON, D. SIGMON, E. SIGMON, M. SMITH, M. SMITH, R. SMITH, V. STANLEY STARR STEELE STROUPE SULLIVAN SUMMEY TEAGUE TERRY THOMPSON TROUTMAN TRUESDALE VEACH VESTAL WARREN -1- :::f'fv4 , L 4'5+S?ig'1 fqigigtg . 1 -11 4-5 fd' 99? ,PNN THE RICHARD HARVEY SHUEORD Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Archery Club 4: Camera Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Debating Club 4. 3. 2: Tar Heel History Club 3: Home Room Representative 3, 1. NOBLE EGGLESTON SHUMATE Charter Club 5: Diversified Occupations 5: Home Room Representative 2. A. F. SIGMON, JR. Hi-Y Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Football Manager 4: Basketball Manager 4: Student Council 3: Tar Heel History Club 3: Tennis 4, 2, l: Football 3, 2, l: Baseball 2, 1. CHARLES WILLARD SIOMON Retail Club 5: Charter Club 5: Substitute Bus Driver 5: Band 5, 4: Biology 4: Second Period Literary Society 3: Spanish Club 1. DORIS SIOMON Chemistry Club 4: Senior Business Club 4: Right Angle Club 3: Debating Club 3. ELIZABETH SIGMON Bible Club 4: Camera Club 4: Basketball 4, 3: Latin Club 3: Home Economics Club 2. MARY HELEN SIGMON Charter Club 5: Retail Club 5: Home Economics Club 5: Biology Club 4. MARGUERITE SMITH Entered from Lenoir High School 4: Senior Business Club 4: Latin Club 4, 3: Choral Reading Club 3: Lenoir Band 2, 1. ROBERT L. SMITH Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Debating Club 4: Camera Club 4: Vice-President Bible Club 4: President Archery Club 4: Staff Artist 4: Ofice Staff 4, 3: Stage Manager 4, 3: Biology Club 3: Home Room Representative 3: Cilee Club 2, l. VIRGINIA SMITH Home Economics Club 4: Home Room Repre- sentative 4. COLE B. STANLEY Camera Club 4: Archery Club 4: Spanish Club 4: Home Room Representative l. CHARLES MARION STARR Glee Club 4: Vice-President Latin Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Dramatic Club 4, 3: Band 4, 3, Corporal 3. Second Lieutenant 4: Let- termen's Club 4, 3: Tar Heel History Club 3: Home Room Representative 3. 4' 5 I 4 -ij-'-5 '31 n' J ,ah Citi 'I . - 'Lf 5 5 1, ' 9 T' , . , il: J ' gif. ff- 1?5-aio fy:- SE IUH EL SS CHARLES EDWIN STEELE Latin Club 3. JOHN STROUPE, JR. Hi-Y Club 4: Camera Club 4: Archery Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Band 4, 3. Corporal 3: Letter- men's Club 4, 3. EMERSON SULLIVAN Student Council 4: Latin Club 4: Right Angle Club 3. CAIQEEN SUMMEY Latin Cluqb 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Monogram Club 4, 3: Basketball 4, 3, 2: Cilee Club 3. MILDRED TEAGUE HAROLD TERRY Twig Staff 4: Glee Club 4: Publications Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Band 4, 3: Junior Marshal 3: Home Room Representative 2. ALAN THOMPSON Lettermen's Club 4: Glee Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4, 3, President 4: Football 4, 3, 2, l. HELEN TROUTMAN Vice-President Senior Class 4: Dramatic Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Spanish Club 4, 3, President 4, 3: Glee Club 4, 3, 2: Junior Marshal 3: Student Council 3: Debating Club 2: Home Room Repre- sentative 2: Music Contests 2. COYT C. TRUESDALE, JR. Retail Club 4: Diversilied Occupations 3: Band 4, 3. MARY FRANCES VEACH Bible Club 4: Spanish Club 3. MILDRED VESTAL Spanish Club 4: Home Room Representative 3. EULAN WARREN Chemistry Club 4: Right Angle Club 3. WEAVER WESTMORELAND WHISNANT WHITE, M. WHITE, V. WHITENER, E. WHITENER, J. WHITENER, V WILLIAMSON WOODS WYANT YOUNT, A. YOUNT, B. YOUNT, D. YOUNT, M. ZIMMERMAN THE MARGARET WEAVER Latin Club 4. MILTON JAMES WESTMORELAND Hi-Y Club 4: Archery Club 4: Football Manager 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 4, 3, 2. l: Latin Club 2, MARIE WHISNANT Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Bible Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Camera Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3. 2: Band. Majorette 3: Home Economics Club 3. MAROIE WHITE Treasurer Senior Business Club 4: Camera Club 4: Right Angle Club 3: Home Economics Club 3. VIRGINIA WHITE ELEANOR WHITENER Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: French Club 4: Bible Club 4: Tar Heel History Club 3: Basket- ball 1. JOE WHITENER Twig Staff 4: Stage Manager 4: French Club 4, 3: Junior Marshal 3: Glee Club 3: Home Room Representative 3: Westmont Librarian 2. VIRGINIA WHITENER Basketball 4, 3, Highland 2, 1: Monogram Club 4, 3: Softball 2, l. M, 41 I na 2 JN - 151.5 ,:, 1. ,N ,... , fl i?k -3 ii, rf J ' X? lfv'y 3,1 re fr L-yf,3f'1f,: ,af--4-fi - , ,C L, n SE IDR EL SS VIRGINIA WILLIAMSON Home Room Representative 4: Gastonia, Girls' Athletic Association: San Antonio, Music Club: Greenville, Miss., Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Home Economics Club. HELEN CAROLYN WOODS Chemistry Club 4: Bible Club 4: Latin Club 2. , PINKIE WYANT Bible Club 4: Band 4, 3: Home Economics Club 3: Tar Heel History Club 3: Home Room Rep- resentative 2: Student Council l. ADOLPHUS YOUNT Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 4: Home Room Representative 3: Civics Club 1. BETTY ROSE YOUNT Senior Business Club 4. DARRELL R. YOUNT French Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Entered from Elizabeth City High School 2: President Freshman Class l: Yellow Jacket Staff 1: Home Room Representative l. MARY YGUNT Bible Club 4: Biology Club 4: Debating Club 4. 3: President Tar Heel History Club 3: Home Room Representative 2: Civics Club 1. EDWARD ZIMMERMAN Right Angle Club 3. AUSTIN BOLICK BOLLINGER BROCK CAMPBELL ECKERD HALLMAN KEY LAWRENCE MILLER, E. ' MILLER, G. STEPHENS THOMASON WARD WHISNANT WHITENER EH HTEB CLUB SE IUPIS ESLIE MILLER . . PAUL BROCK . . GARLAND MILLER . . WAITZELL H. AUSTIN President Retail Club S5 Glee Club 55 Band 5: Right Angle Club 35 Fifth Period Literary Society 35 Westmont Librarian .25 Civics Club 1. WORTH W. BOLICK Retail Club 55 Baseball 5, 4, 35 Biology 45 Spanish Club 1. DARIUS RUSSELL BOLLINGER Entered from Startown High School 55 Retail Club 5. PAUL BROCK, JR. Vice-President Charter Club 55 Diversified Oc- cupations 55 Home Room Representative 4, 2: Treasurer Glee Club 45 Biology Club 35 Spanish Club 25 Fritz Dramateers 1. MARGARET CATI-ILEEN CAMPBELL Secretary Student Council 55 Band 5, 4, Ser- geant 55 Student Council 45 Senior Business Club 45 Dramatic Club 3, 2, l5 Glee Club 3, 2, 15 Debating Club 3, 2, 15 Basketball 2, 1. GEORGE WALLACE ECKERD President Student Council S5 Senior Business Club 55 Dramatic Club 45 Glee Club 4, 35 Better English Club 35 Latin Club 25 Fritz Library Society l5 Orchestra 1. CECIL HALLMAN Camera Club 55 Archery Club 55 Baseball 5, 4, 3, 25 Glee Club 45 Biology Club 35 Latin Club 2, 1. LESTER KEY Camera Club 55 Chemistry Club 55 Band 45 Hi-Y Club 4. HENRY G. LAWRENCE Football S5 Monogram Club 55 Lettermen's Club 55 Clee Club 55 President Chemistry Club 43 Band Officer 45 Hi-Y Club 45 Home Room Rep- resentative 2, 15 Selfvlmprovement Club 1. ,V .r ,.'f.f'KT'f' i E . eff-1 'Q ,fi '-9 I E. We a 5 5, was v if cj -5 arf' 'E , , . ,President . .Vice-President . . .Secretary and Treasurer ESLIE MILLER, JR. President Charter Club 55 Chemistry Club 55 Football 5, 4, 3, 2, 15 Baseball 5, 45 lllonogram Club 5, 4, 3, Z, Sergeant-at-Arms 4, President 51 Hi-Y Club 3, 2, 1, Secretary 25 Tennis 35 Speech Club 35 Latin Club Z. WILLIAM GARLAND MILLER Secretary Charter Club 55 Chemistry Club 55 Camera Club 55 Hi'Y Club 45 Band 45 Right Angle Club 3. MARY STEPHENS Camera Club 55 Glee Club S, 4, 3, Vice- President 55 Home Economics Club 45 Right Angle Club 35 Home Room Representative 25 Self- Improvement Club 1. SHELTON Tl-IOMASON EDWARD TAYLOR WARD Bible Club 55 Chemistry Club 55 Band 5, 4, Corporal 55 Lettermerfs Club 5, 45 Glee Club 5, 3, Treasurer Boys' Chorus 55 French Club 45 Lincoln Literary Society 35 Senate Civics Club 1. JACKSON CAMERON WHISNANT Baseball 5, 4, 3, 2, 15 Football 5, 4, 35 Golf 5, 4, 3, 25 Monogram Club 5, 4, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 5 5 Lettermen's Club 5 5 Spanish Club 55 Diversified Occupations 55 Glee Club 4, 35 Second Period Literary Society 3. WILLIAM FRANKLIN WHITENER Diversified Occupations 55 Home Room Repre- sentative 55 Football 5, 45 Tennis 5, 45 Mono- gram Club 5, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 55 Twig Staff 45 Right Angle Club 3. CLIVE BIGSBY Basketball 55 Football 25 Commercial Club 35 Pep Club 3. . gs SE IUH PHUPHEEY Opening night! An expectant hush settles over the audience. Master of Ceremonies Cole Stanley steps forward with a genial smile and beamingly addresses the assemblage: Good evening, Ladies and Gentlemen! As you all know, we are about to witness the dedi- cation of this magnilicant building-the Hickory Civic Center. As a part of thevprogranrfor tonight, an opera which I am sure will live forever-'lieginaj written by the world famous composer and violinist, Dewey Qlgns-will be presented. Already the orchestra have taken their places. although they have not yet begun the overture. Tonight the orchestra will be conducted by Robert E. Cline in the absence of the usual maestro, Mr. Floyd Huffman of the Metropolitan Symphony Orchestra. Mr. Cline, who will also serve as piano soloist, is generally accorded first place among American pianists. Miss Modean McNeely will replace him for the Iorchestral number. In the title role of the opera will be Miss Jean Jones. the Metropolitan prima donna: opposite her, Glenn Miller, promising young tenor. In the Cast, featured soloists are Helen Crosby, Flagnces Preslar, Bill-bgra Flowers, and Helen Troutman. Members of the opera's novel all-girl chorus are: JacquelirieSBfol?lfE'y Bright, Doris Dellinger. Betty Anne Hickman, Doris Hoke, Bernice Kiziah. Juanita Price, Mary Elizabeth Clay, Maenell Cline, Kathleen Dellinger. and Betty Hand. The costumes worn by the cast were designed by Helen Havnaer: the scenery was designed by Louise Hoke and Lucille Lockhart. Stage managers are Billy Dellinger and Elbert McCray. The cast was directed by Mildred Vestal and Margaret Weaver. The tuning up of the orchestra heralds the overture. Among the members of the famous orchestra-the Hickory Philharmonic-we salute the following: Elaine Dunivent, clarinet: Elsie Ruth Hall, baritone: Anna Sue Hammond, flute: Louise Miller. glockenspiel: Dorothy Shell, saxophone: Charles Sigmon, drums: Pinkie Wyant, oboe: Henry Shook. bass: Cathleen Campbell, drums: and Edward T. Ward, drums. During the minutes remaining before curtain time. Ladies and Gentlemen, may I give you some interesting information about our Civic Center. It was constructed by the Kemp Honeycutt Company. Keith Abee. George Arndt, and James Brannock being the construction engineers, on a lovely tract of land purchased from Charles Penland and Robert Bridgeman, Realtors. The plans were drawn by the Earl Duncan Archi- tectural Company and made into workable blueprints by a board of that company's architects. including Eubert Bowman, Fred Huggins, and Tom Callanan. The entire interior decoration was designed and executed by Miss Margaret Bowman, noted interior decorator. Robert Smith painted the murals which depict the growth of Hickory and which are based on material and suggestions of Miss Annerl Bivens, the poetess, and Miss Mary Ledford. the authoress. Com- panies instrumental in its construction include: the Glenn Arney Stone Company, which furnished the granite for the facade: the Robert Frye Glass Company. the R. A. Bost Lumber Company, and the Alan Thompson Company, electrical Engineers. And now I'd like to recognize some of the civic and business leaders of Hickory who are present. Of course, the municipal government is well represented. I see Mayor John Stroupe, Jr.. Fire Chief Milton Westmoreland, Police Chief A. F. Sigmon, Jr., and Editor William F. Coffey of the Hickory Daily Record, accompanied by most of his staff: Marjorie Fee. Society Editor: Donald Bradham, Sports Editor: and Jenoise Ellis. Shirley Hallman, Elmer Huffman, and Frances Pope, reporters. Among Hickory's business leaders present are: Grover Fowler, who headed the drive to secure funds for this Civic Center: Jack Inman, owner of Inman's Department Store, accom- panied by Dorothy Kennedy, noted commercial artist. and Misses Betty Baker, Doris Barger, and Lorraine Brittain of the first floor Women's wear department: Irene Brown and Ruby Brown. millinery specialists: Inez Burns, Inez Canipe, and Kathryn Correll. costume jewelry and novel- ties: and Katherine Horn and Thelma Hudson, the buyers for the firm: Drucilla Kanipe, Norma McDade, Clara Mae Lowman, and Mary Ann Lyerly of the Goldene Miller Store for Women's Wear: Oma Parsons, Annie Perkins. and Mildred Pope, switchboard operators of the Frances Price and Sue Reese Telephone Company: Jean Robinson and Worth Bolick, insurance agents: Doris Sigmon. Marguerite Smith, and Frances Veach, hostesses on P. C. A. airlines. with Pilots Darius Bollinger, Paul Brock, and Cecil Hallman: and Waitzell Austin and Garland Miller. investment counsellors and stock brokers. And what a coincidence. Another store has its staff attending en masse-the Hickory Super Market, owned by Garland Eaker, and S. T. Eckard. with James Eller, manager, and Tommy Brown, head of the meat department. Salesmen are: Leroy Hilton, Homer McNeely, John Moss, Page Thirty Bob Robinson, Coyt Truesdale, Edward Zimmerman, D. L. Rink. Richard Hoke, Barsh Kirby. Eulan Warren. and Richard Holland. There is Miss Ruth Lay, the woman chemist and inventor of a new synthetic silk. With her are the heads of her special staff of assistants: Gladys Burgin, Rebecca Chapman, and Wanda Carswell. I notice also beauticians Margaret Cody, Miriam Crump. Elizabeth Cutting, and Virginia Mae Danner of the Margaret Herman Beauty Shop, and several nurses from the Madeline Scott Woman's Hospital: Margie White. head dietitian. and Virginia White, Mary Helen Sigmon. and Helen Woods. Present also are some of the agents and specialists of the Betty Rose Yount Antique Shop: Virginia Smith, Elizabeth Sigmon, and Clara Phillips and Miss Mildred Teague, who conducts the well-known radio program of such value to culinary experts. 'The Mildred Teague Recipe Hour.' Other business leaders present are C. M. Starr, of Hudson and Starr, wh Winnie Sue Black: Charles Steele, Steele Furniture Company: Louise Fox, Madam's Dress Shoppe. and Charles Jones, of Jones Construction Company, Incorporated. Many of the Hickory High School Teachers are here. I'd like to recognize-Miss Betty Jane Balch. Latin: Peggy Brooks, home economics: Mildred Cannon, English: Margaret Cox, algebra: Ruth Jones. history: DeLacy Phifer. bookkeeping: Geneva Reinhardt, diversified occupations: Eleanor Whitener, French, and Zelma Sherrill. typing. and Mary Stephens, Glee Club. I especially ' ' C. ' ., recently appointed President of Lenoir Rhyne College. With him are Roger Harold Terry, professor of mathematics. James M. Bisanar, professor of economics, Adolphus Yount, professor of history. and Nancy Shuford, professor of English. The professional world is well represented. Among others, I note: Lawyers Paul Griffin, Bob Laffon. and Emerson Sullivan: Dr. Richard H. Shuford, Jr., the world famous surgeon: and Dr. Jimmie Lee Rhyne, Lester Key, world-famous magician: Wallace Eckerd, scenic photog- rapher: Miss Sarah Moss, editor of the Ladies' Home Journal: Miss Welda Bowman, woman columnist: Senator Nancy Raby fDemocrat, North Carolinal and Representative Alfred Hill: from Hollywood, Producer Jacob Golden, Director Bill Shumate. and Actresses Greta Garth and Betty Harry: from New York and Hollywood, the famous woman clothing designer and photographer, Qcognized as leader in the Wofld of fashion. Miss Margaret Fearrington, with her most beautiful models. Mary Yount. Beatrice Goodson and Georgia Oswalt: and from our national capital, Fate Shell. the noted lecturer, commentator, and drama critic. This is truly a great and noble assemblage, my friends. And every one claims Hickory as his home. No wonder Hickory is winning national acclaim. No wonder it has become North Carolina's largest and richest city. Briefly let me name some of the other prominent persons present: Miss Gladys Kingsolver. secretary, and Miss Peggy Hunt, radio actress. Corporal Bill Burcham. 5' Fullbright, and I might add. 'Colonel' Darrell Yount, lend a military note to the proceedings. However, 'Colonel' Yount is one of the famous Kentucky colonels. owner of a racing stable, and in no wise connected with the army. And now it's nearly curtain time. But permit me to call to your attention the program to be held in the gymnasium of the Civic Center next week, under the leadership of athletic director Junius Poovey. A program featuring a group of famous stars from the world of sports has been arranged. I understand that it will include such noted stars as: James 'Bud' Lail, Bobby Cagle, and Donald Greene. All-American football players: Bob Hewat. heavyweight boxing title holder, and his manager. Franklin Murphy: Charles Johnson, swimming champion: and Charles Loflin, Joe Nance, Joe Whitener, and Clive Bigsby, basketball stars. Also featured will be Colleen Seaboch, champion woman golfer: Crarleen Summey, Virginia Whitener, and Virginia Williamson, basketball stars: Miss Marie WhiS1EfTTf'hgei-Tri-ofed equestrienne: Pild YRollirg,. famous aircraft test and racing pilot: Jackson Whisnant, Eslie Miller, Hznry Lawrence, Bill Whitener, an e ton ' icis Rose Bowl football team of l945. Mr. Cline. stepping forward, takes his place on the conductor's platform, pauses for a moment, slowly raises his baton-the orchestra breaks forth into a tumult of weird but lovely music, rising, rising, blending into a mighty crescendo. Faint and far away, as if in a dream, we hear the voice of the Master of Ceremonies- this the eighteenth day of May 1960, A, D. Oh! Oh, pardon me, Dad. I must have been dreaming. And such a strange dream.-That's an interesting article in this evening's Record- What will Hickory be like twenty years from now? Maybe that's what inspired my dream: that, and listening to the Philharmonic on the radio. But that dream! I wonder--what if it should come true? Page Thirty-one .JJ P' 'A - .gf FTT7' 5. S -vi LFE 'rf ' .- .. 1,1-, ,. 6 .hwtfr UUH BEST' 1. FATE SHELL Most Dependable N eatest 2. HELEN TROUTMAN Most Dependable 3. NANCY RABY Most Versatile 4. MARGARET FEARRINGTON Most Versatile 5. SARAH Moss Most Athletic 6. JAMES BISANAR Most Digniffed 1 f, FRANCES PRESLAR Wittz'est V 8. JEAN JONES Most- Popular Prettiest 9. MARGARET BOWMAN Most Intellectual Most Dignifled ROBERT CLINE Most Popular Best School-Spirited HBUDU LAIL Most Athletic 12. EMERY MILLER Most Intellectual Most Versatile 13. BETTY HARRIS Friendliest Nearest 14. JOHN STROUPE Wl'fll'ESf 15. GRETA GARTH Best School-Spirited DICK SHUECRD JIMMIE LEE RHYNE Friendliest 17. KEMP HONEYCUTT Handsomest Page Thirty-two LT in XA Elie Ryde? ,Ai 1 ' Y 1 14' Page Thirty-three L ST WILL ANU TESTAM N Since it is customary for those who pass through this Heeting and uncertain life to leave behind them some token of remembrance and some document to insure them that their desires will be carried out after their departure. we, the Senior Class of 1942, realizing the nearing end of our bounteous years at Hickory High School, do hereby decree this to be our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I YVe solemn-ly bestow upon Headmaster Cottrell a student body of the future that is long-suffering, all- enduring, and coiiperative for disciplinary and educa- tional concentration. ARTICLE II To the faculty we leave our appreciation of their un- tiring efforts, and the interests they have taken in us during our high school career. ARTICLE III 3 To the rest of the school we are willing to leave our beautiful building and individual talents and possessions, which are reserved in fond and cherished memories: Mary Stephens wills her even temper to Sue Cordell. D. L, Rink wills his distinctive appearance to Harold Sherrill. Uponi Paul Lackey, Charles Penland confers his complete understanding of others. Cathleen Campbell wishes Lorena Christian to have her dainty figure. Betty Jane Balch donates her ability to make good grades to Edith McCoy. To Harold Younce, Harold Terry wills his ability to Cut a rug. To Sara Parlier, DeLacy Phifer leaves her pretty blonde hair, Jacqueline Bolch bequeaths her school-girl complexion to Rose Elleni Leonard. Clive Bigsby wills his all-round ability as a ladies' man and a basket- ball player to Ace Parker. Robert Smith leaves his title as school artist to anyone who can fill the require- ments. Helen Crosby hereby bestows her dramatic ability upon June Hollar. XVelda Bowman leaves her domestic talent for Martha Cansler. Donald Bradham bequeaths his ability to build air castles to J. M. Hudson. Robert Bcidgeman leaves his sincerity to Julius Cook. Annerl Bivens bequeaths her day dreams to Evelyn Moser. Dorothy Kennedy wills her place as sole female occupant of a certain gentleman's car to Jenny Parlier. Charles Sigmon leaves his drums to anyone who has enough rhythm to beat them. To Harold Younce, James Eller wills hislserene air and silence. Mary Yount -zn- trusts to Betty Jeani Yeager her golden locks. To Doris Gallamore. Mary Helen Sigmon leaves her love of Hickory High School. Tommy Brown donates his quiet ways to J. C. Spencer. James Brannock leaves to Verne Hi 1'0Pe wills her pair of dollar dimples to Hazel Mims. Maenell Cline bequeaths her friendly disposition to Bobbie Munday. XVanda Carswell leaves her studious temperament to Virginia Morgan. To Bet ' I ' 'in olver leave ' '. Eubert Bowman leaves his friendly nature to Billy Rowe. Bill Burcham wills his executive ability to Emmett XValls. Garland Eaker bequeaths his attraction' to girls to Robert King. Shirley Hallman leaves her artistic ability to Betty Brown. To Doris McCall, Mary Bright leaves her charming and frequent smile. Ruby Brown confers her love for typing upon Frances Clegg. , Marjorie Fee wills her neatness. l argue equeaths her colonial curls to Colleen Robbins. Joe VVhitener leaves his long and lanky figure to Adrian Duncan. fHopc if jitxj. Doris Barger bestows Page Thirty-four upon Sophie Shell her talent, as a salesman. To Allen Bolick. Fate Shell bequeaths his oratorical skill and strutting ability. To Margaret Miller, Lorraine Brittain leaves her ability to get up assignments in French on time. VVallace Eckerd confers upon Ralph Bolick his gift of gab. Beatrice Goodson wills her charming personality to June Hollar. George Arndt bequeaths to Jimmie Dea- ton his eternal quietness. Betty Hand leaves her serenity to Betty Bumgarner. Henry Lawrence wills his artistic ability to Richard Greer. Helen Havnaer leaves her graciousness to Bobbie Lee Kendall. Emery Miller leaves his title of class genius to Bobby Bumbarger. Drucilla Kanipe bestows her gaiety upon Charlotte VVhisnant. Alfred Hill donates his all-round ability as a ladies' man and his athletic prowess to Ray Bolick. To anyone who can use it. Margaret XVeaver gives her ability to translate Latin. Tom Callanan bestows upon Tommy Ennis his ability to consume tempting morsels in the lunch room. To Charlotte XYhisnant, Virginia VVhite bequeaths her smiling eyes. Richard Shuford leaves his hypnotic powers over the gentler ones to Fred Hicks. Frances Veach wishes Mary Smith to have her exotic looks. Shelton T ves his power4tQ-gain admjgtion frcim everyone, to anyoETBTEH do so. Jean Robimn Teaves lTE'fweetness and gentleness tofilarjorie Ragan. James Bisanar wills his knowledge of cars to Kenneth Flowers. Mildred Vestal leaves her lustrous hair to Estelle XVitten. To Colleen Key. Norma McDade leaves her excellent interpretation of drama. R. A. Bost bequeaths his warm smile to Joe Hawn. Edward VVard leaves his musical ability to Jack Isenhour. Ruth Lay bestows her modest manners upon Ethyl Poarche. Inez Burns wills her dignity to Juanita Cloer. To Jack Stepp, Garland Miller leaves his friendliness to everyone. Charles Loflin wills his many curls to Thomas Long. Elsie Ruth Hall bequeaths her baritone horn to anyone who can play it. To Virginia Adams, Barbara Flowers leaves her place in Glee Clglm LECR'liyB? Hmfers upon Ace', Parker i ' hKFhe ot o'h'e-gi'l'i 'for over a X3 mr- gaitxfdffy ivi'Ef her unagiming rriiiner to Doris Zerden. Margaret Cox leaves her ability to talk at any time to Lucy Byers. Henry Shook leaves his stolid ways to Hugh Brittain. Milton XVestmoreland bequeathx his helpfulness to everyone to Paul Miller, WW? Austin wishes VVade Reese to have his ability to g good date at any time. Ruth Jones wills her Pollyanna outlook to Mildred Cooke. To Lucille Sherrill, Louise Hoke leaves her outstanding black hair. Paul Brock wills his bachelor eligibility to Mid Ramsour. Margaret Herman wills her flute-like voice to Virginia Davis. To Troy Danner, Cecil Hallman leaves his agility in handling a car, Elaine Dunivent bestows her beautifully managed hair upon Louise Rothrock. Kathleen Dellinger's seriousness in the classroom is given to Carolyn Henkel. To Ruby Camp- bell, Miriam Crump wills her interest in current events. Fred Huggins bequeaths his suaveness to Sherman Butler. Charles Steele wills his quiet and unassuming ways to Hal Boliek. S. T. Eckard leaves his literary knowledge to Hobson Allen. To Eugene Annas, Robert Cagle leaves his dark, expressive eyes. Glenn Arney wills his Senior dignity to Jack Isenhour. Billy Dellinger confers his concentrative power to A. B. Tolbert, Kathryn Correll donates her quiet voice to Helen Miller. Louise Miller leaves her executive ability to Erma Lee New on, nez anipe Wllswher' different personalities. ldfffl Louise Fox bequeaths her ability to keep quiet at the right time to Pearl Hartzoge. Betty Anne Hickman wills her popularity with college boys to lean Drumm. To Frances Little, Lucille Lock- hart gives her affection for bright colors. Hayden Full- bright leaves his serious nature to Jack C. Setzer. Juanita Price wishes Mary Ann Houck to have her gift of graciousness. Jenoise Ellis leaves her exquisite ap- pearance to Betty Huitt. To Jane Nowell, Thelma Hurl- son wills her tactfulness. To Royale Prevette, Irene Brown gladly gives all surplus boy friends, To Letitia Hutton, Rebecca Chapman leaves her broadmindedness. Elizabeth Clay leaves her jolly giggle with Doris Lackey. John Moss donates his contentment to Thomas Hoke. To Earl Goodman, Franklin Murphy entrusts his power to be teacher's pet. Peggy Brooks wills her bashfulness to Ruby Conner. To Ruth Bolick, NQQ Q15-Blgk wills her business-like ways. Leroy Hilton bequeaths all Es old combs and hairitonic to David Cohen. A. F. Sigmon wills his position as general manager of all athletics to Curtis Bolick. To Eileen Sellner, Carleen Summey leaves her basket- bal P doiimw her ability :O - -test grades to Nellie Jean Huffman. To Arthur XYhitener, XVorth Bolick wills his carefree manner. Kemp Honeycutt leaves his good looks and popularity in Hickory and Newton to P. G. Havnaer. Modean McNeely leaves her calm reserve to Mildred Cline. Dorothy Shell bestows upon Nell Propst her attraction for the males. C. M. Starr leaves to Gene W'arlick his hypnotic powers over the gentler sex. Robert Cline bequeaths his charming ways with ladies to Lawrence Nanney. Mildred Cannon wills her vampish ways to Eugenia Tuttle. Doris Sigmon leaves her ability as a debater to Audrey VVarren. To Jack Stepp, Jake Golden wills his natural love for ladies and dances. To Lester Flowers, Charles Jones wills his friendly, warming smile. Madeline Scott leaves her hair curlers to Joyce Yount. Geneva Rein- hardt donates her powder puff to Edith NVhitener. Elmer HuFfman donates his natural wit and popularity gained thereby to VVilliam Price. Joe Nance leaves his tall, stately figure to Tom VVinkler. Frances Price passes down her ability to bluff the faculty to Mary Hallman. Annie Perkins bestows her love of good food to Mabel Clay. Bob Laffon donates his blondness and love for the fair ones to A. J, NYyatt. Barsh Kirby leaves his ability to help anyone in distress to T. A. VVilson. Mary Ledford wills her superb ability to quote the author to Marjorie Miller. Eleanor W'hitener bequeaths her infinite amount of knowledge to Jane Fuller. Floyd Huffman bequeaths his high average on all subjects to Huitt Keener. Bob Hewat leaves his ability to crack jokes to Johnnie Evers. To Helen VVhisnant, Peggy Hunt leaves all her Cleopatric wiles. Bernice Kiziah leaves her collection of popular songs to Aileen Taylor. Donald Greene leaves his unquesti nable popularity to Charles Cline. Charles Johnson wi is charming disposition to Rusty Camp. Ma r Fearrington unhesitatingly Eleaves her leadership t sie Fuller. Sue Reese leaves her trusty compact to, Iar Alice Townsend. Richard Holland wills his happy-qv cky nature to Joe Starnes. To whoever needs it, bert McCray bequeaths his good, studious ha ' . Fr e leaves her conspicuous cuteness n Aldmon. Mary Ann Lyerly wills her abilit Hoyle Mi er, Darius Bollinger wills his unobtrusive- ness. Jean Jones transfers her magnetic personality to Doddy Bowman. Cole Stanley wishes William Hix to have his aptitude for dramatics. Anna Sue Hammond relinquishes her timid ways to Christine Hefner. To Ralph NVilson, Jackson VVhisnant wills his easy grace. obtain excuses to Sara K. Cline. To -lJff',f: --TQ' A 5' gs? 'j ' ,'nL1 . -3 Q3 gg Mildred Teague and Katherine Horn will their love for each other to Frances Puette and Virginia Fritz. Harold Rollins wishes John Stratton to have his drawl. Adolphus Yount wills his ability to use long, mean- ingful words to Edward Deitz. Virginia VVilliamson leaves her inquisitiveness to Doris Salvo. Bob Robinson leaves his sunny disposition to Drip Newton. Goldene Miller gives Faye Lou Burns her punctuality. Eslie Miller leaves his almost indispensable place on the football team to Joe Murphy, Doris Dellinger leaves her flirting ways to Vivian Abernethy. Emerson Sullivan wills his dependability to Bobby Troutman. Helen Troutman wills her golden voice to Nancy Miller. Margaret Bowman wishes that Catherine Crowell have a portion of her musical talent. Paul Griffin wills his silence in French to anyone who can be still. To J. XV. Freed and Lillian Summers, Marie Whisnant and Lester Key will their constant friendship. Helen Viioods wills her bashfulness around boys to Pearl Hartzoge. Sarah Moss wills her versatility to Virginia Howard. Bill Shumate leaves his debonair manner to Bob Carswell. Georgia Oswalt wills her gracefulness to Marion Yount. Robert Frye wills his quietness to Glenn Preslar. Darrell Yount wills his irrelevant remarks to James Rozzelle. Mildred Pope leaves her warm smile to Frances Mc- Culloh. Homer McNeely wishes Claude Shook to 'have his ability to keep up with assignments. Colleen Seabock and Virginia Smith leave to two fortunate Juniors their dignity and quiet manners. Nancy Shuford bequeaths her position in school to Ialeen Johnson. Upon Charles Hunsucker, Jack Inman confers his title of reckless driver. - Bill Coffey leaves to Paul Buff his mgg,-so-Fiona naiire, realizing that even that will not be very serious. Betty Rose Yount gives her cheerful grin to Bernice Cater. Dewey Owens wills Hoyle Baird his golden voice. Pinkie Wyant donates her wonderful Sportsman- ship to Helen Boyd. To Billy Paul Brady, John Stroupc affectionately gives his wit and humor, warning him not to use too much of it on bliss Dixon. The generosity and sweetness of Zclma Sherrill are left to Peggy Lotlin. Keith Abee gladly gives his bashfulness to Colen Bedington. Bill VVhitener wills his glib answers to Vllilliam Smith. Elizabeth Sigmon leaves her quiet, helpful ways io Virginia Bost. Bud Lail bequeaths his manly figure and love for athletics to Jimmie Jackson. To Juanita Kennedy, Marguerite Smith leaves her love for Lenoir. Glenn Miller relinquishes his ability to detract attention from lessons to Junior Putman. Virginia Whitener leaves her blonde hair and fair complexion to Annie Berry. Junius Poovey and Richard Hoke will their fast friendship to Jerry Puett and Charles Ray Wilson. Doris Hoke donates her oratorical ability to Vivian Leonard. Elizabeth Cutting wills her love for the stronger sex to Lois Barger. Earl Duncan leaves his quiet brilliantngss to John Vance Carver. To Sterling Brown, Grover Fowler entrusts his ability to make love. To Violet Phillips, Virginia Danner be- queaths her successful experiments in chemistry. Betty Baker confers upon Ruth Smith her ability to aid other Spanish pupils. Edward Zimmerman leaves his expensive hair tonic to Clyde Pope. d Betty Harris will their popularity and faithful companionship to uanita - ill and PE llis ilTe. To Margaret Frans, Nancy Raby wi s er love of li e and people. To Ernest Pope. Eulan Warren bequeaths his silence in class. Coyt Truesdale donates his ability to drive a car to Harold Cooke. Alan Thompson wishes Joe Roseman to have his ability to make flying tackles-provided Joe can get away with them. Gladys Burgin leaves to Dorothea Fulenwider her absent-mindedness. Upon Irene Brown and Lucy Byers. Clara Mae Lowman and Clara Phillips bestow every Shakesperean quotation that they learned this year. 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IO , 9 I., -'Nm ,,. . , A ff 65 1.1 51. ' Spf,-rf ., I ' ' f wwf af. wg, 0 , IV fliifwx I ff? X ff' . Qdvfhj Q r' If IA I 1 X' f ' 1 .- . , , ff' , ,rf 1145? 6 A 1. ' J, it 'S Q 1 U l Biff, XR x , -'-. I x 1, Xu- ' wr AW f V- Qvbk I ti 'IQ X X . - V 1'- .1 ' f x '. ., . -' 1 if X + X-,J 'E Q 4 A Y - ' A ' Lf I f Qs? - -'ff H ,gh r , A '- r.,'l9' - Q . sw-'R ' . SSS 1 a ,' wi: I ' ' - CA , I ,J First Row: JOHN VANCE CARVER BERNICE CATER PAULINE CHAPMAN LORENA CHRISTIAN MABEL CLAY FRANCES CLEGG CHARLES CLINE MILDRED CLINE ,uf ' .,,, Wg., 'Zh' .I 'g if Ie. 1 14 L. 'I '14 J ! EF: 154 ,I ' g I fag-SKA 5' Second Row: SARA KATE CLINE JUANITA CLOER DAVID COHEN RUBY CONNER JULIUS COOK. JR. HAROLD COOKE MILDRED COOKE SUE CORDELL Third Row: CATHERINE CROWELL TROY LEE DANNER VIRGINIA DAVIS EDWARD DEITZ JEAN DRUMM ADRIAN DUNCAN JOHN EVERS KENNETH FLOWERS Fourth Row: MARGARET ANNE FRANS J. W. FREED JIMMIE FRESH THOMAS FULBRIGHT DOROTHEA FULENWIDER JANE FULLER DORIS GALLAMORE EARL GOODMAN Fifth Row: MARY HALLMAN BETTY HANNA PEARL HARTZOGE P. G. HAVNAER FRED HEAVNER CHRISTINE HEFNER CAROLYN HENKEL THOMAS HENRY JU IUPIS is A E ff l, I J 3, .gr Q ' ' -. 'R .- 'P L t ' T I. v N -3 'T' SI J ' N I? fl PM B . ' SWB Fzrst Row:,Xp A,-NN'-V Second Row: Third Row: MILDRED HEWAT BILL 'JQQEZISSIAN NADINE JOHNSON 0' EDWARD HICRS WM LIE JE N LEI OSE K NIPE PRED HIC 'S 'QV BETTY NELL HUI T KE R VERNE 0, CHAHGS HUN R BOB LEE KENDALL T WILLIAM HIX ETITIA HUT ON - J I ITA KENNEDY IRENE HO NO E ISENLIOUR jfk COLLEEN KEY gf JUN AR IIIE JA ERMA LEE KILLIAN J M HUDSOE6 M ALEERLQQ SON ROBERT TI-IOIwIAskrNO 5 My F th Row: 'Uk ifth Row: ' 0 'DORIS L KE ' ' DU RAY LUTZ 'I 1 J ACK UE. DORIVS M L , MJ ELLEN LEONARD EDI f COY f ', ff IVIAN LE FRANCES MCCULLOIEI FRANCE TLE f E. O. MILLER K' E OI' LOELI ' HELEN MILLER 6 I-IOMAS L HOYLE MILLER MA ' CE LOWDE A LK MARGARET MILLER K If ff My K I J J fv Lu U UNIUHS .I 2 3' V X I J ' iff A fi' 1 L HQ, Ah 1 A A ,S 'R f7',l,T, ,. ' K I 4 :,, 5 ., A A I. fl ...,Q A 1 45: 1,'f Y X -4 X-:1 ' A .Q ,I I Nb W j' ' A A 3 . Q. G35 Y J x . i I NR' ,K Ev X 3 .3 Y, r :X ' r z., F Q ,- , Yu , 9 A Q . an 'F - .Q , N - ' ' S - 'V ' 133 A ,I- F irsr Row: MARJORIE MILLER MARY SUE MILLER NANCY MILLER PAUL MILLER HAZEL MIMS VIRGINIA MORGAN EVELYN MOSER BOBBIE MUNDAY Second Row: JOE MURPHH' BETTY JO NEWTON JENNIE PARLIER PEGGY PARLIER SARA PARLIER VIOLET PHILLIPS ETHYL POARCHE CLYDE POPE 'vt' J,-. A, ,. -L gg.-'..-I ,I H . 1 - ' I V I A . A, 'Q J' 1 3 L Ig, fi? ,..' x I' E- 22' ,fx3f.?T:' I-1 ff: av- - .-Env Fourth Row: RUBY RALEY J. MID RAMSOUR WADE REESE HUGH REITZEL COLLEEN ROBBINS CONELLY ROBINSON JOE ROSEMAN LOUISE ROTHROCK Fifzh Row: JAMES ROZZELLE GENE A. SAINE DORIS SALVO BERNICE SAMPLES EILEEN SELLNER JACK W. SETZER SOPHIE SHELL HAROLD SI-IERRILL Third Row: ERNEST POPE GLENN PRESLAR ROYALE PREVETTE WILLIAM PRICE NELL PROPST FRANCES PRUITT JERRY PUETT MARJORIE RAGAN Page Forry one 'qv Y UNIUHS 1 - ... .I .. ,. A K, -wi , an . W ag If Q 1 f E if A... . - A 91- N. , -- . ' 1' . .A Y rg. 7 'Q' I 7 'I I .' . ' ' I I 'ez fr TSIQXS? t , n g V' . X :az nv. I V Y if if . , -,.. ,IQ i.:1.,E.: K -giggwff Y' - J K Q .. me VL: ::.- -- -,:..,-. as 1 Q, A B ' A if W! . -I Q1 I , Wk L! X 735 1.-. I. I .S A 4 A Q is I I 6 A S A I Ah .,v,- -1 R x V Av . . vwgrfss -Q 1 . ' ,, ,,7,7 f ' :'- , I IIS A 'fg First Row: Second Row: Third Row: LUCILLE SHERRILL JACK STEPP MARTHA SIGMON MILDRED SIGMON JANE WACO SMITH MARY JONES SMITH RUTH SMITH WILLIAM SMITH JOE STARNES LILLIAN SUMMERS AILEEN TAYLOR EDWARD TEAGUE A. B. TOLBERT Fourth Row: CHARLOTTE WHISNANT DOROTHY WHISNANT HELEN WHISNANT ARTHUR WHITENER EDITH WHITENER RALPH WILSON T. A. WILSON THOMAS WINKLER Page Forty-two JOHN A. STRATTON BARBARA TALLANT MARJORIE TALLANT Fifth Row: ESTELLE WITTEN A. J. WX'ATT IVIARY ALICE TOWNSEND THOMAS TRIPLETT BOBBY TROUTMAN EUGENIA TUTTLE CARL WAKEFIELD EMMETT WALLS GENE WARLICK AUDREY WARREN BETTY JEAN YEAGER ALLAN YOUNCE .IACKSIE YOUNT JOYCE YOUNT MARION YOUNT DORIS ZERDEN SUPHUMUHE CLASS U 'FHIEHS 4: V' If ,.,, r, I Ffwf I if SQ Ari' . -'5' JOHN HAY . , , ,,... President MARTHA FRYE ...... ......4. V ice-Presidenr MARY SHEELY LITTLE . . . .,,. Secretary and Treasurer Page Fong-three SUPHUMUHE - ,fl ,.2' fri, ,V- 0 . 1 -0 , J ASS H Claude Abernethy, Jr. Frances Aiken Renn Alexander Paul Allred, Jr. Feyrl Ammons H. L. Anderson Billy Bailey Bernell Barger Keith Barger Tommy Barger Donald Barkley Josephine Beam Darlene Bigsby John Black James Blackwood Mildred Blanton Frances Bolch lrene Bolick Peggy Bolick Peggy Louise Bolick R. D. Bolick Robert Bolick Thomas Bost Dorothy Bovender Dorris Bowman Ralph Boyd : Alice Brogla Armada Brown Frances Brown J. E. Bumgardner Ora Lee Bumgarner Barbara Burcham Edgar L. Burns, Jr, Frances Burns Betty Busby Margie Bynum Clarence Camp Bobbie Carpenter Bernice Case .sf 1 -fcf' ' ., A... mfr: 7,, If f 5, , ,M J. ' if If T, .A l 'ANT' 1 K J l 1 .N J . ., L' . L ' I l L0 'X ' 1 'X 1 V!! 1, 1 , J , M ff ML L i 0' 'A My ' W J 1 ' ii M I Elm j F' ' me as ,U 3 a m gene rYO! f ,ff il1Cauble 0 ,af aJj?iMM Auilrey Christop K Betiyfflaither f WWW Jewell Cliri o er , Q!6pal'Gentry i Doris C ay xkffv Fred Cochrane Pauline Cook Joe Anderson Cooke Betty Correll Margaret Correll Sara Cox Eula Cranford Ruth Crump Annie Pearl Curtis Donald Danner Barbara Anne Dantzler Norman Lester Deal Doris Deitz Harrill Deitz Zelpha Deitz Thomas De Rhodes Bill Dickinson Melba Drum Phyllis Dupille Aileen Eckard Virginia Eggers Cwreer Elliott J. L. Ellis Melvin Ellis Annie Elrod Bobby Evans Jamie Lee Fisher John Henry Ford Conley Cleveland Fox Mildred Fox Boyd Franklin Betty Freeman Virginia Fritz Adrian Frye Marilyn Frye Billie Dare Giles Helen Glenn Charles Lynn Gragg Martha Gray Thomas Hallman Johnny Hart Paul Watzel Harwell Aileen Hass John Hay Georgianna Hayes Mary Ruth Heath Willard Helton Jewel Hendrix Joe Henry Jones Herman ' Ruth Herman g Betty Ann HewitylS f ll 1 Louise High Juanita Hil lrene Hines E10iSeHi11 X 1 V l James Hinson Nadine Holbrook Rosa Lee Honeycutt Mary Ann Houck Virginia Howard Robert Lee Huffman Frances Huggins Martha Hunt Harvey lsenhour James R. Jackson Ann Jones Doris Jones Betty Hudson Mildred Jones Page Forty-five SUPHUMUHE FUD 04 rf-f 224-WL. JM! Q wi W MHQFCCS' 944+ Q if gm? M ,MJ U, 'Vw-Q7 ffl. -. VJ JU , 695,911 f .VV y 2 ff CLASS HULL Donald James Kaylor Jim Keller Ronald Kerr John Kiser Evelyn Knox H. D. Lail Harold Lail Helen Lail Willena Lail J. C. Land Gloria Lavitt Virginia Ledford Betty Lineberger Evelyn Little Jerry Little Mary Sheely Little Norman Locke Neil D. Long Paul Lowdermilk Lewis Lyon William McNeely James Martin J. W. Melto Charles Fgegian Melvin Carroll Miller, Jr. John Miller Clyde Mise Joe Mitchell Robert Morrison Joyce Moser Edna Kathleen Moses Mary Mull Jane Murphy Mary Frances Newton Richard Newton Ruth Norris Jane Nowell Lemuel Owens Peggy Lavone Paige Boyd A. Parker Clifford Parks Pat Parrish Betty Peile Lorena Phillips Wade Harold Phillips Doris Pope .41 f , '51 ri f :I -: g I I? lg-5Q'f'93'?: Mary Pope Paul Pope Russell Pope Mildred Price Doris Propst H. L. Propst. Jr. Frances Puette Junior Putman Ruth Putman Jacqueline Reed Norman Reinhardt Ruth Reinhardt Hugh Reinheart Dorothy Revels Bobby Rhyne Ted Rhyne Francis Rink William Rink Ralph Robbins Kathryn Robeson Herman Robinson James Roland Bobby Roseman Helen Roseman Billy Rowe Howard Rowe Mary Louise Rudisill Frances Marie Rudisill I. Frances Rudisill Claud Sain Clyde Saine Elizabeth Sammons Dick Scott Betty Seitz Earl Seitz Lucille Seitz Jack C. Setzer John Lee Setzer Allene Sherrill 'I Dorothy Shufqrd Edwin Shuford Elizabeth Shuford Harry Shuford Charlotte Jo Sigmon Jack Sigmon Paul Sigmon Richard Sigmon Donald Sinclair Marie Sipe Wilma Smith Geraldine Smyre Virginia Sprouse Glenn Starnes Keith Dewey Starnes Mary Ann Starnes Donald Stephens William Stephens Frances Stevenson Jack Suther Dorothy Sweezy Minnie Taylor Josephine Teague Robert Teague Lucille Templeton Robert Townsend Blanche Travis Ernest Travis Arnold Treadway Esther Ullman Dorothy Vickers Mary Lou Walker Mildred Jane Walker Nettie Warren Betty Westmoreland Charles White Bill Lonnie Whitener Rebecca Whitener Donald Wilfong Wilma Wilfong Jan Williamson Billy Wilson Charles Ray Wilson Dorothy Winebarger Harold Wooten Pansy Macile Yoder Robert Younce Allie Mae Young Betty Jo Yount Carol Yount Jack Yount Kenneth Yount Nolan Yount Willie Joe Yount Page Forty-seven AETIV 1 jk TW Offj UDV? M gf P3i2Q,J My ff Qfj J 64? ff Ma I T I E 5 MQW Xw ,K ' 3 b 0 fy 1 7 . W Q' V7 Va W , 5 M if -1 4-U fl 'P fl fo' mf THE H143 HICHUHY LUG The members of the LOG Staff, selected from the Senior Class, are chosen on the basis of scholarship. school spirit, and the ability to carry a task through to successful completion. Their aim is to edit a yearbook that will bring pleasure to the students today and happy recollections in the future. EMERY MILLER . . . NANCY RABY . . . FATE SHELL ..,.,r MILDRED CANNON . MARY LEDFORD , . . MARGARET BOWMAN SARAI-I Moss ,..... ZELMA SHERRILL , . LEIQES PRESLAR . -ALFRED HILL ,..r NANCH' SHUPORD . . JACOB GOLDEN , . . GLENN MILLER . . . JIMMIE LEE RHYNE Page Fifty . ,Editor-in-Chief .Assistant Editor . .Senior Director . .... Senior Editor . .Student Editor . . . ..... Club Editor . .Athletic Editor . . . . . . .Secretary . . . . .Snapshot Editor . . .Snapshot Editor Business Nlanager Business Manager Business Manager Business Nlanager v -1 . ST DE T EDU EIL The Student Council members are elected by the classes to Work with the class officers in maintaining discipline and cooperation among the students Their efforts are directed toward promoting the student morale and the general Welfare of the school. -if -V, ,' x I 'I if Q . gi! WALLACE ECKERD, Chairman CATHLEEN CAMPBELL PRED HUGGINS FRANCES POPE ROBERT FRYE EMERSON SULLIVAN 'av .4 ,Fl J I Q52 ,yt .,. 14 - sr EUGENIA TUTTLE JOHN STRATTON BOBBY BUMBARGER J UANITA HILL BILL CAUBLE BoYD PARKER Page Fifty-one 5 -: 1- Ta' I l xgfi afar My I M I , X R I r 1 I I , n 4 IMO ' I H fl' ' ' ' I I My 'V I 7 '- . AIJ W ' ' . A Iffw Three representatives are elected from each home room to concern themselves with problems of their group and to act as a link between their group and the student body as a whole in considering school betterment. VIVIAN ABERNETHY WAITZELL AUSTIN DORIS BARGER CHARLES BOLCH ROBERT BOLICR RUTH BOLICR THOMAS BOST VIRGINIA BOST WELDA BOWMAN BILL BRADY STERLING BROWN PAUL BUEF BOBBY BUMBARGER CLARENCE CAMP MILDRED CANNON JOHNNIE CASH MABEL CLAY WILLIAM COEEEY MILDRED COOKE ELAINE DUNIVENT GARLAND EAKER Page Fifty-two MEMBERS GROVER FOWLER GRETA GARTH DONALD GREENE MARY HALLMAN ANNA SUE HAMMOND HELEN HAVNAER BETTY ANN HEWITT KEMP HONEYCUTT BETTY HUDSON FRANCES HUGGINS JACK ISENHOUR NOVELLA ISENHOUR DRUCILLA KANIPE GLADYS KINGSOLVER BUD LAIL HENRY LAWRENCE WILLIAM MCNEELY CARROLL MILLER GLENN MILLER JOHN MILLER PAUL MILLER VIRGINIA MORGAN JOYCE MOSER BOBBIE MUNDAX' JANE MURPHY GEORGIA OSWALT CLIFFORD PARKS OMA PARSONS MILDRED POPE ERANCESLRESLAR IIERRY PUETT COLLEEN SEABOCR DOROTHY SHUFORD HARRY SHUEORD VIRGINIA SMITH COLE B. STANLEY FRANCES STEVENSON EDWARD TEAGUE HAROLD TERRY ERNEST TRAVIS JAN WILLIAMSON VIRGINIA WILLIAMSON JACKSIE YOUNT qu ,V LETTEHIVIE 'S EL The Lettermen's Club is composed of the students who have been awarded a monogram for their participation in school activities. Its main objective is to bring about a closer coopera- tion among the different letter groups. ESLIE MILLER . . FATE SHELL ...,..,.. , . . JAKE GOLDEN ,....,, . . . MARGARET FEARRINGTON . . JAMES BISANAR ,,,, ,,.,.,.r,..,r,, . L .r,,.. L L CLAUDE BOLICK ,,,, R. A. BUST ,,,,, ,,,, BILL BRADY ..... PAUL BUEF ..... BOBBY CAGLE ..,,,,... TOM CALLANAN ,,,,...,.,.. CLARENCE CAMP ,,,,,,...,,,. OFFICERS ROBERT FRYE . . . . .Vice-President LETTERMENS COUNCIL . . .Forensic SARAH Moss , FRANCES PRESLLR-. . . , Band T17-YCKSON WHISNANT LLLL...L... Band Football . .,,,t Football Tamil.: Football Football Football LLLLLLLLLLL .. Football ROBERT CLINE LLLLLL ,,,,,r,,,,,,,, Bond and Clzewloadm' HELEN CROSBY ....t,,........ ,,,t...t,,,,r.,,,,,t,,,,. G loc Club ELAINE DL'NIX'ENT ,...,,.,r. r.,,., . LL ,t,,t.,,...,.....,t, Baud BIARGARET FEARRINGTON ...., .LBaslcotball ROBERT FRYE .LL t..,.,.,........ V.v... ....v . L .Football GRETA f:ARTH ,,,,,,..,,,..,,, .,,.......,,. ,,,...t C I Iecrlvadfr JACQR GOLDEN ,,,,,, L ....,Y,,,,,,,,,...,...,,,,, Baud DONAI.D GREENE .,.....,t ,....,,, L ,... L Football THOMAS HALLAIAN .LL ..,,,.,tt L ......,,,,,..t,,,, L...FootbalI .ANNA SUE HAMMOND ,,,,r.., ..,..,,,.r,,t,v...,t........... B and BOE PIENVAT ....,,..tt,,t.t,.., L ...,,,,....,t L , . v...V Football ALFRED HILL .....,... L ,...... ,,,, L Football and Tcuuix JUNE HOLLAR ...L .... L ...., tt........t,,,,,,,,,,,.t. F orcrrsir FLOYD IIUFFMAN ...L ,...,.., .....,,,,,.,.,...,,,,...,,,. B and JIAIMIE JACKSON .,.., ,,.r.,....,,,,....,tt.... L Football IALEEN JQIINSON V,,,.aI. .....Y Y,...,VV L I Y....Y... B uskvrbllll JEAN JONES ...L .,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,, Gln' Club and Forvuslr JoI-IN KISER ...L..LLL... f.f.. VYYY....V,Y ------------Blllld BUD LAIL ,LL,,,L ,,,, Football, Baxlrctball, Baxcball HENRX' LAWRENCE ........, L ,,,, L t....................t,..... Football ROSE ELLEN LEONARD ...........v.............v....... ........... B and ' 1' ,-Cffff. 'Fl' 52,1 -'If ,:s ,' 4 at 2 I 2' EET:-4 ff '-Mfh-1 f- fg':S'3 ' . , President , Secretary-Treasurer . . ... . Glee Club , . . .Boys Monogram . Girls' Monogram ESLIE AIILLER ,,,, L .t,.,,,,,..,.,,, L ,,..... L VVVL,,,V Football LOUISE INIILLER ,,,,,, SARAH Moss ,..,,,,, Band and Gln' Club A ,,YA,,,,,,,,,. ,,,, L L Baskotbilll JOE MURPHY ,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,,r,,,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , . Football RICHARD NEWTQN ,,,C ,,,, ..,, B I I.l1d DEWEY OWENS ,,,,,,,,rr,,,,,,,,,, ,.,,. C loc Club BOYD PARKER ,,,,,,,,, L L,,,,,,L,..,L, L,LL L Football CELYDE P13515 L,,L,,,,,,,,,, L LLLL, YLLALL LL Footlpaal RANCESL RESIA8 ...., ,LL,, G lcv C It IILENN PRI-ISLAR .,,.,. Football JUNIOR PUTNIAN ,,,,,, LLLLLLLL F ootball NANCY RARY .,,,..,,LL ,,,L,..,,L,,L,,L., B askotball JAMES ROZZELLE ,,,,LL ,..,. .,.,,,,..,,LL F a otball FATE SHELL ,,,,r,,,,,,, L ,,r, Bam! and FoI'mIxI'i' A. F. SIGRION ,,LL,,,L,.,, ,,,,LL..,...,L,,,,,,L... I lltlllllllfl' C. BIARION STARR ,LL L... L ,,..LLL, Baud JACK STI-LPP .,,, ,.,L,L,,.,,,,L,,,,..LLL,...,....,,,,LLLL,,,.LLLL..,. F Dotball JOHN STROUPE .,,,,L, L .L..,..,,,,,,,,LL......,.,,,L ,,,,,,,,,L...LL, B and CARLEEN SUMAIEY LL... ,,,....,,. ,L.,LLLL.. . , LL ,..L Baslrotball SI-IELTON TI-I0xIAs0NLFoo1bull, Basketball, Baxvball ALAN TI-IUMPSON ,Lr,,,, L ,,,r,,,,LL L ,,r,,LL,.,,,, LLLL, , L Football HELEN TROUTMAN LLLL.,, L ..,....,.. L .......,.,.L...,LL, Glcc Club EDWARD XV.-XRD L,,,,,,,LL,. L ,.,,,L, L.,., L ..,,L.,,,LL,.,...... B and JACKSON xv!-IISNANT ..... BILL F. XVI-IITENER .L.L.,. XYIRGINIA NVHITENER ..,.. RALPli XYILSON ,,,,,, L.. THOMAS XVINKLER ,...,. ,LLLLL Football L ...... Football and Tcmxix L ,.LL...... L ...,,LLL,.. Baskotball Football LLL Football Page Fifty-three 1 . Ry A-'51-z - Y--' I f',l. lI: i 'JU Ngf, ffff N Z f N 3 41 X Q avi KJ 2 Q TL ' arg . 'ju 8 . I ' ' . ' J q jf ff ff' 1, si 2 li W 1 X Q x x 'L I l I E 59 , ff' 1 + 5- 1 . -Q .7 . ,Q 'N mg ,.. ' If km Q Z- X' NJ' 0 AR b ' ' I , X Y A X x ff' f an .4 q- V I Q 9.59 13 F +-S -xg ,.- Q if Vf' sy WN a ' I 9 I f I N Y I I x 1 l 4 4 I I I P A 1 ,I f , , 1 , f 1 W . 'LEE EL y! J ,f K I N J!! f I I lr rf X A AI I N I K, N 5 I I 3 ' A vi X I f X I ' I .1 f . . , 1 , OFFICERS ,I ,. I I BARBARA' FLOWERS .,f,f. . I . . .Presidenr . . I ,f I J f I z , ' MARRY 'ELOISE SJTEPI-IENS ...,. VIUCG-PF9Sl.d8Uf .. ,f f ' I J' iff ax EE'IJ:1'Y JANJIQBALCH. . . . . .Secretary , . 1,1 X I, ' . X, , ! WINNIE SUE BLACK . , , . .Treasurer . ' I I MRS. VENA LITTLE GOODE, 1 V f' Y M , 1 I 4' X J MEMBERS J HOBSON ALLEN EUGENE ANNAS WAITZELL AUSTIN HOYLE BAIRD BETTY JANE BALCH WINNIE SUE BLACK J ACQUELINE BQLCH DONALD GREENE THOMAS HALLMAN BETTY HANNA JUNE HOLLAR NELLIE JEAN HUEEMAN NOVELLA ISENHOUR IALEEN JOHNSON N ALLEN BOLICK JEAN JONES PEGGY BROOKS DOROTHY KENNEDY MILDRED CANNON ERMA LEE KILLIAN FRANCES CLEGG GLADYS KINGSOLVER ROBERT CLINE BERNICE KIZIAH BETTY JEAN CORRELL GLORIA LAVITT . , i 'xL'a'w'- :maf- HELEN CROSBY HENRY LAWRENCE I , CATHERINE CROWELL PEGGY LOELIN 0 DORIS DELLINGER EDITH MCCOY CV' 55R,gAIyIdIjL,Q,vgRS FRANCES MQCULLOH I V GROVER FOWLER EMERY MILLER f MARGARET ANNE FRANS GLENN MILLER 2 3,2 J. W. FREED HELEN MILLER ? M MARTHA FRYE LOUISE MILLER Q DOROTHEA FULENWIDER NANCY MILLER Q JACOB GOLDEN SARAH MOSS I BEATRICE GOODSON BOBBIE MUNDAY I I .ef : . ' -,I J I' gwfgjf I . .GLENN MILLER . , .DEWEY OWENS . . ,GROVER FOWLER . . .EDWARD WARD Director BETTY JO NEWTON DEWEY OWENS JENNIE PARLIER PEGGY PARLIER SARA PARLIER EASQES PRESDAR ROYALE PREVETTE NANCY RABY FATE SHELL DOROTHY SHUFORIQ NANCY SHUEORD CHARLOTTE JO SIGMON C. MARION STARR -147 f MARY ELOISE STEPHENS HAROLD TERRY ALAN TROUTMAN HELEN TROUTMAN EDWARD T. WARD CHARLOTTE WHISNANT MARIE WHISNANT EDITH WHITENER WILMA WILEONG BETTY JEAN YEAGER MARION YOUNT Page Fifty-five EMERY MILLER ,... VIVIAN ABERNETHY That, LATI EL A Iff?C AIM: TO help members to discover that contrary to the old saying. Latin is a dead language. as dead as it can be! It killed the ancient Romans. and now it's killing me. The Latin language isn't dead, as you can plainly see. It's living now in English: it's going to live for me. OFFICERS EDWARD TEAGUE , . . MISS SETZER VIVIAN ABERNETHY HARRY BARCER WINNIE SUE BLACK PAYE LOU BURNS RUBY CAMPBELL ROBERT CARSWELL BERNICE CATER PAULINE CHAPMAN ELIZABETH CLAY MILDRED COOKE SUE CORDELL MIRIAM CRUMP Page Fifty-six MEMBERS VIRGINIA DANNER VIRGINIA DAVIS BILLIE DARE GILES MILDRED HEWAT BETTY ANN HEWITT ELOISE HILL JUNE HOLLAR BOBBIE LEE KENDALL JUANITA KENNEDY DORIS LACKEY GLORIA LAVITT MARY LEDFORD VIVIAN LEONARD FRANCES MCCULLOH EMERY MILLER HELEN MILLER MARJORIE MILLER NANCY MILLER BOBBIE MUNDAY OMA PARSONS ANNIE PERKINS VIOLET PHILLIPS ETHYL POARCHE JUANITA PRICE . , . . ,President , .... Vice-President . . Secretary- Treasurer ....,....AdUiser NELL PROPST MILDRED SICMON MARCUERITE SMITH C. MARION STARR EMERSON SULLIVAN LILLIAN SUMMERS CARLEEN SLIMM Y MARJO'RIE TALLEKNT EDWARD TEAGUE BOBBY TROUTMAN MARGARET WEAVER CHARLES R. WILSON ADOLPHUS YOUNT 1 fl I I I I I 4 III I I MQ-V fe W -if' 31: 9, ew: 9 F H E II H lf L The aim of the French Club, composed of second year French students, is to learn more of France, the French people, have a social as well as an educational side. JEAN JONES .,..... MARGARET BOWMAN . . SARAH Moss ...,.. MISS SHUFORD . . BETTY JANE BALCH ANNERL BIVENS JACQUELINE BOLCH MARGARET BOWMAN LORRAINE BRITTAIN ROBERT CLINE MARGARETFEARRINGTON -Cl 1' 4 -, 3 A- 'QPQEM'--If B. JI, , .5 Q, II: yi J 'Iv .I r 7? 'fo 1. Iq, J-- , .. .. , , 4: 5-2412? c ' I Y,-1'--x ge-E. A f OFFICERS MEMBERS GRETA GARTH PAUL GRIFFIN SHIRLEY HALLMAN BETTY HARRIS JEAN JONES GLENN MILLER and their customs. The meetings . I ,President , I .Secretary , , Treasurer . . .Adviser SARAH Moss DEWEY OWENS NANCY RABY NANCY SHUEORD ELEANOR WHITENER JOE WHITENER DARRELL YOUNT Page Fifty-seven rv---mg SPA ISH IILUB With the present World situation as it is, the Spanish Club stresses the good neighbor policy and the study of Pan-American countries. It also tends to instill in the members a deeper love for this romance language, OFFICERS HELEN TROUTMAN . . ....., Presidem STERLING BROWN , ,i....... Vice-President JEAN JONES .... ........ . . Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS BETTY BAKER TOMMY BAROER COLEN BEDINGTON WINNIE SUE BLACK MILDRED BLANTON FRANCES BOLCH R. D. BOLICK ALICE BROOLA ARMADA BROWN STERLING BROWN DORIS CLAY MABEL CLAY KATHRYN CORRELL HELEN CROSBY Page Fifty-eight ANNIE PEARL CURTIS DORIS DELLINOER MARTHA E. FRYE DOROTHEA PULENWIDER BETTY GAITI-IER JOHNNY HART AILEEN HASS MARY RUTH HEATH WILLARD HELTON JUANITA HILL JAMES HINSON LOUISE HOKE NADINE HOLBROOK VIRGINIA HOWARD BETTY HUDSON FRANCES HUOOINS NOVELLA IsENHOUR ANN JONES JEAN JONES MILDRED JONES BERNICE KIZIAH WILLENA LAIL CARROLL MILLER PAUL MILLER ROBERT MORRISON LAWRENCE NANNEY BETTY PEILE MARY POPE RUBY RALEY ELIZABETH SAMMONS MADELINE SCOTT BETTY SEITZ MARTHA SIOMON MARIE SIPE MARY JONES SMITH COLE B. STANLEY FRANCEs STEVENSON HELEN TROUTMAN EUOENIA TUTTLE MILDRED VEsTAL DORIS ZERDEN :wil fs' of WJ. BIBLE CLUB The chief purpose of the Bible Club is to give its members more extensive information on topics discussed in class and to afford opportunity for speaking to a group on religious subjects. OFFICERS FRANCES PRESLAR . . ...,.,.... ...... P resident A2 PAUL MILLER . MISS MooRE . LoIS BARGER DARLENE BIGSBY ANNERL BIVENS PEGGY BOLICK DoRRIS BOWMAN BETTY BRoWN IRENE BROWN STERLING BRoWN CATHLEEN CAMPBELL BILL CAUBLE MARGARET Cox HELEN CROSBY BARBARA ANN DANTZLER BILL DICKINSON z' f fffix' PM ',:: , 1 If: +. , 4, , 1 . az L '-'f ' 4 ff ' g1,,:'Ifg. fr 44 fi if slr gxigg' A ' H-- s ROBERT L. SMITH 4 . ,,....,,, Vice-President , .Secretary and Treasurer . . I ,,...I,.I.... Adviser MEMBERS WALLACE ECKERD ELMER HUFFMAN ANNIE ELROD GLADYS KINGSOLVER BOBBY EVANS HAROLD LAIL JOHN EVERS VIRGINIA LEDFoRD MARJoRIE FEE DU RAY LUTZ GRETA GARTH LoUISE MILLER ELSIE RUTH HALL PAUL MILLER CECIL HALLMAN JOE MITCHELL ANNA SUE HAMMOND DEWEY OWENS BETTY HARRIS CLIFFORD PARKS BETTY ANN HEWITT MILDRED POPE ALFRED HILL ,LEAM WILLIAM HIX KEMP HONEYCUTT JEAN ROBINSON Y FRANCES RUDISILL JACK W. SETZER DOROTHY SHELL EDWIN SHUFORD ELIZABETH SIGMON ROBERT SMITH VIRGINIA SFROUSE FRANCES VEACH EDWARD T. WARD MARIE WHISNANT ELEANoR WHITENER HELEN WooDS PINKIE WYANT ALLAN YOUNCE Page Fifty-nine We-' f - S.. F l M RE SQ Y Q 9 HOME E OFFICERS FRANCES PRESLAR , . , ........., .A.,. . President Y SI-YU'FORD'. , , I I Vice-President DOROTHY SHELL , . , ..,,.. ,,,.A. S ecretary RUTH LAY '.,. ..,..,,A..,,,.. . , .Treasurer MRS. SHUEORD, MISS GOEORTH ...S....., . , ,Advisers MEMBERS RENN ALEXANDER DOROTHY BOVENDER DOROTHEA FULENWIDER DORIS BAROER BETTY BROWN JANE FULLER ANNIE BERRY BERNICE CASE BETTY HAND FRANCES BOLCH J EWELL CHRISTOPHER PEARL HARTZOGE Page Sixty nw: X.'n fy RS X A L 4 nh U N I ' x 5' R - - I 'S . . ' ' At M: H Q. X I ' N I Nm N - 1 2 f N , , ' 3 I . X X Q x I N, N ' '- ' R X ,J 9 x Q -G ' f Sf ' I ' ' ' ' . ri STSX0- Q, N .. N ' , X V .....,x , QMI I 'I i 1 I i I I I I lx X X Y- A A4225 X X - .' X, E5 EL AILEEN HASS CHRISTINE HEENER RUTH HERMAN BETTY ANNE HICKMAN VIRGINIA HOWARD PEGGY HUNT NOVELLA ISENHOUR LENA ROSE KANIPE BERNICE KIZIAH HELEN LAIL RUTH LAY .-uf f .4f7Q:fi ,aff 5 '-1 I , g '.- , A 3' S 5' 1,wS'3AT'4 , .. ffm!! MARY FRANCES NEWTON J ENNIE PARLIER PEGGY PARLIER SARA PARLIER FRANCES PRESLAR SRREIm'-'- MARY LOUISE RUDISILL COLLEEN SEABOCK BETTY SEITZ DOROTHY SHELL ALLENE SHERRILL DOROTHY SHUFORD ELIZABETH SHUEORD MARY HELEN SIGMON VIRGINIA SMITH GERALDINE SMYRE FRANCES STEVENSON AILEEN TAYLOR MINNIE TAYLOR CHARLOTTE WHISNANT EDITH WHITENER WILMA WILEONG ESTELLE WITTEN Page Sixty-one 'S' -R UIVEHSIFIED UEEUPATIU S the relation Of boys and girls in School to the World at Work. PAUL BROCK ..,., BILL L. WHITENER GENEVA REINHARDT MR. CRAFT ...... CHARLES BARGER KENNETH BARGER DONALD BRADHAM PAUL BROCK HAROLD COOKE JAMES ELLER HAYDEN PULLBRIGHT Page Sixty-two OFFICERS MEMBERS RICHARD HOLLAND BARSH KIRBY JACK LAEL JOHN MOSS MILDRED POPE GENEVA REINHARDT . . . . .President . . , . .Vice-President r .Secretary and Treasurer .....,..,,,,,.AdUiser D. L. RINK CONELLY ROBINSON DORIS SALVO BILL SHUMATE JACKSON WHISNANT BILL P. WHITENER BILL L. WHITENER I4 I 1. T 'U ar Q3 V -A Z 4 . .K 71? qi E I 4 . A r::: :I .Q RETAIL ELUB The Retail Club serves both a social and an educational function. It gives students an opportunity to acquaint themselves with people and subjects important in the retailing Held. Planned trips to actual nelds of distribution are made, so that the members can actually see other phases of distribution. Its aim is to draw our members in closer contact with retailing people and jobs in our community. WAITZELL AUSTIN CHARLES JONES . TOMMY BROWN . , FRED HUGGINS . . . NORMA MCDADE . MISS HARDING ,. WAITZELL AUSTIN DORIS BARGER WORTH BOLICK DARIUS BOLLINGER TOMMY BROWN INEZ BURNS INEZ CANIPE 41' g W?4C ,qw I giflf al .I 4 ,.. , rig, 'H ' tal I, Dfw?-2 .1 I 'Mai' OFFICERS MEMBERS MAENELL CLINE BILLY DELLINGER MARGARET HERMAN LEROY HILTON FRED HUGGINS CHARLES JONES DRUCILLA KANIPE . . . .President . . .Vice-President , . . , .Secretary . . .Treasurer . , . .Publicity . . . ,Adviser NORMA MCDADE FRANKLIN MURPHY BOB ROBINSON HAROLD ROLLINS CHARLES SIGMON IVIARY HELEN SIGMON COYT TRUESDALE Page Sixty-three M4 jwffd, IOV RIP M T771 fu' Il AV X 5: 'NL' W fp LJ WWW ' I I ' i of ' A ,I j ' I ' ' . Us N I fhfym UEBATI E GLUE: ' 'Lf' W' x I J , , , h ' ftf 1 - 7 I , , JJ' he Debating Club was organized to teach the basic! principles of'debatIng, to encourage if All ' 'ginal fhingfihg and discussion in current ,'probIems, and to provide opportunities for various J I LV ' types of pkiblic speaking. . W H fi I' X I1 -I i ' 5 L X Y Af ,OEFICERS I f 1 ' FATE SHELL . . . .... - .... , ,jf ..,r -fi . . .L .i...,.. President . 1 JACOB GOLDEN . , .... ,. ..,. - .l. , ,,.. ,,4. 7 ..., V ice-President SARAH Moss . . ..,.... i . . .K ,ft . . i A F .Secretary-Treasurer - MISS FRITZ . , . . , . ...,. R ..,... ' ..,,... . .I ....,... ' .... Adviser I ,i X I js! ' MEMBERS , X BETTY JANE BALCI-I Xxji BILL BRADY X NJ BOBBY BUMBARGER JOHN VANCE CARVER ROBERT CLINE HELEN CROSBY PHYLLIS DUPILLE MARGARET FEARRINGTON MARGARET FRANS MARTHA FRYE DOROTHEA FULENWIDER JANE FULLER MB GOLDEN Page Sixty-four I r , BETTY I-IANIsiA 'J BETTY! H RRIS BETTY A N HEWITT' p ALEREIII HILL I J UANIITA HILUi NELILIE JEAN HUFEMAN CHARLES HUNSUCKER IALEEN JOHNSON JEAN JONES ERMA LEE KILLIAN EMERY MILLER GLENN MILLER HELEN MILLER ,217 ' 'Z' 'Q MARY SUE MILLER ROBERT MORRISON SARAH Moss BETTY Jo NEWTON NANCY RABY JIMMIE LEE RI-IYNE FATE SHELL NANCY SHUFORD RICHARD SHUFORD ROBERT SMITH HAROLD TERRY ESTELLE WITTEN DORIS ZERDEN Q HIEHUHY TWIE STAFF 3 YJ 1 . fs' ! X xx -1 , ' Q Q 'N j f , X 'fa ff X 'fx A .- , 44 K aw! .--: ,P . ,rf ' , In ' 1 , I L A ,N My -.: ' 'gn -A ' , 4 I ' Q- I ! We NI! x x 1 Y . 4.V jig., Q ,. , .. 'Ca 3 J . S5 Y Q WW' 1 Q X 0 X ,F ,W , 9 f ,wg J 7 fglf' Aa. 0 I fv I , V ,fb A U V , : : : X ,.,. r' JI!! X 9 , , Ie Idcaw XX 'Q 1 V , K Q , iii fy 3, f ll,-X ' , W ---- . - --f1 'J' xii? In f f . K ff7:'5 if i f' , . Q. XX N ' '12 1 f 0 f 4 '-,- VA r: Y,' 1 M , gy ffff X . ' I ,f ,. 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M ' ' Z ,V Q I A Q A X F V , 'LA'-V35 V ,I N .-?- Si 1 Nga ,. '- sf ' - ' ' ' ' : ' A I.Mar nrei fearrinqhm - Editor ' ' J A I1 l4,Mqrie Whisnqnf Lwllll Bwmnn , f 1 W- l5.Joe Whienar lfarl Uuncun i. ,'3' lim I6.FloL5d Huffman gm Lu' PM ' H l7.34as'quBqiql1f . urns ' r if' 8. ni e.s.u,., La...-1 n.s+.afn,.. H.m..... f 19, if-llia sm. Tsnrcafmg nz.na.h.fa sn...f.r.4 ,A f 1! '!sfgf?., za Harold Tm., 8.Dpris Holm l5.HoIen Cronin, 1 5 'V g X 2l,EImer Huffman 9.Geor9ia Oswolt Q ' 5. 22.MnJeline Seek .l0.Hm-mn Sinrr b ' ,F M aim, Ziflennor Whitener , ,U J- P avfk?-'x q --r if Q. rf EDU 'V 1 ' -:' ngsgflf. Page Sixty-Hue C G ? li? .Q ' ' , gi ' , U Q i. T: I ,C 6' , .lv M.: 2,3 , gy . f I K f.: 3 2? 3 V i ' X Nw ' A' E . 'E H if 2' A - HI-Y EL B The Hi-Y Club was Organized to create, maintain, and extend throughout the school and community high standards Of Christian character, and to promote clean living, clean speech, clean athletics, and clean scholarship. OFPI CERS ' ALAN THOMPSON , 4 ............. ..,... P resident PAUL BUEE ...., . , .Vice-President ROBERT CLINE 4 4 . 4 ,.,.. Secretary JACOB GOLDEN . . . . .Treasurer MR. CRAFT 4 . ...... ,. . . . . .Adviser MEMBERS JAMES BISANAR GROVER FOWLER FATE SHELL ALLEN BOLICK JIMMIE FRESH HAROLD SHERRILL BILL BRADY JACOB GOLDEN A. E. SIGMON PAUL BUEE DONALD GREENE ROBERT SMITH BOBBY BUMBARGER ELMER HUEEMAN WILLIAM SMITH TOM CALLANAN CHARLES HUNSUCRER JOHN STROUPE ROBERT CLINE ROBERT LAEEON ALAN THOMPSON WILLIANI COEEEY GLENN PRESLAR MILTON WESTNIORELAND J IMMIE LEE RHYNE Page Sixty-six Sf., SE IUH B SI ESS EL B The aim of the Senior Business Club is to create, to encourage, to promote, and to extend interest in commercial education. ROBERT LAFFON GEORGIA OSWALT . . . WELDA BOWMAN MAROIE WHITE I MISS WHARTON WELDA BOWMAN LORRAINE BRITTAIN CATHLEEN CAMPBELL ELAINE DUNIVENT WALLACE ECKERD LOUISE FOX BETTY HAND .1141 f .57'gfl'x , ffnf , A ALJ. 1, ' . ,nl 'r x Y ,I EE ia I Jar- Kari' X.-ic' Ixfx OFFICERS MEMBERS President . . . .Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . .Treasurer I . . .Adviser ROBERT LAEEON GEORGIA OSWALT ZELMA SHERRILL DORIS SIOMON MARGUERITE SMITH MAROIE WHITE BETTY ROSE YOUNT Page Sixty-seven l' If IH f .W X f rj' J . X XML JA M I ' .- If , af' if J I l I ,af 7 ,Ie f iff frf I Qfwffffh v f W I I I M . ff' .MK jj M7 L IX' I fry fl ll' lfx I I .fl I. -I Q. his x af ,L WJ , KI ff! K I f V V fy! A li! l I ljl I J r I ADJ 'X WT ix s ' Vi K .VV ,X fat X SW I I1 W ri II I. U l II f ff' fi 'fig R3 Ig MY Evivse ,qmws A g , 1 1 4 -p3,,,.,,e:,f OFFICERS ROBERT CLINE .,...,, Captain of Concert Band JACOB GOLDEN . . . . Captain of Marching Band J. W. FREED . ......,... First Lieutenant DOROTHY SHELL , . . , .First Lieutenant HAROLD TERRY .... . . .Second Lieutenant C. MARION STARR . . . .,.., Top Sergeant FLOYD HUEEMAN .,.. .,,... S ergeant HENRY SHOOK .,..... . , CATHLEEN CAMPBELL . . . . . Sergeant . Sergeant JIMMIE LEE RHYNE CHARLES BOLCH . . DARLENE BIGSBY DoRR1s BOWMAN . ELAINE DUNIVENT ESTHER ULLMAN . HAROLD SHERRILL LETITIA HUTTON . EDWARD T. WARD LOUISE MILLER ...,.., ..,..,.,,... S ergeant HOBSON ALLEN . . COYT TRUESDALE . . . . . . . . . .Sergeant FRED HUGGINS . . . JOE HENRY . . . ...,.,...,.,,.,... Corporal DRUM MAJORS ALLEN BOLICK FATE SHELL MAJORETTES BETTY JEAN YEACIER MARTHA RUTH CARVER GEORGIA OSWALT EUGENIA TUTTLE Page Si.xIg-eight THE . . . .Sergeant Sergeant Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Corporal Martha Jane Abernethy Clarinets Darlene Bigsby Dorris Bowman Martha Bowman Jane Cannon Robert Cline Mimi Jane Correll Elaine Dunivent Louise Elliott K Jean Frans f n 0 ,ll Pe Hallman ggi' Rose Mary Houck Leritia Hutton Tommy Messick Freddy Miller Marjorie Miller Evelyn Moser Jane Murphy Mildred Newton Billy Poovey Jimmie Lee Rhyne Betty Jane Rowe Lindsey Teague Coyt Truesdale Esther Zerden Saxophones Hobson Allen Harry Barger Charles Bolch John Vance Carver Barbara Anne D Bobb h ne oe oseman Dorothy Shell Harold Sherrill Donald Sinclair C. Marion Starr T. A. Wilson Drums Cathleen Campbell Bill Cauble Glenn Henkel N f '71 Maxx, f 2 MEMBERS Charles Sigmon Ernest Travis Bobby Troutman Edward T, Ward Comets Paul Bigsby Carolyn Balch Allen Bolick Harvey Bolick Hicks Elmore Floyd Huffman Ered Huggins Betty Nell Huitt Rose Ellen Leonard William Little C. G. Mason Grady Miller Richard Newton Mid Ramsour Gene Saine Henry Steele Adrian Witherspoon yyvxxk- x 1 French Horns Betty Jean Crosby Ma ry Adelaide Henry Margaret Leonard Mary Mull Steve Nowell Edwin Shuford Flutes Anna Sue Hammond John Kiser Milton Snyder Esther Ullman Oboes J. W. Ereed Pinkie Wyant Burilones John Ford Jacob Golden Elsie Ruth Hall Thomas Hallman x g ffvflff 1 JQ Carroll Millet' Fate Shell Trombones Claude Abernethy Eu ene Annaqs - obby Evans Thomas Henry J. T. Holland Charles Hunsucker John Pettit Maynard George Murphy Harold Terry Billy Wilson Basses John Black Joe Henry Henry Shook Jack Yount Glockenspiel Louise Miller Page Sixty-nine ATHL13 TIES I EUAEHES MR. B. E. SCARBOROUGH MR. WILLIAM G. NORRIS MR. G. WM. MORGAN MANAGERS and EHEEREEADERS BAIRD JOHNSON CLINE GARTH BUMBARGER SIGMON CHRISTIAN WESTNIORELAND BOLICK SHUPORD R BOLICK POOVEY Page Seventy Iwo BUYS' MU UGH M EL B The Monogram Club, as a separate organization from the Letter1nen's Club, has as its membership those students who have been awarded school letters in some branch of sports. OFFICERS ESLIE MILLER ..... .......... . . . i ...... President BUD LAIL ..,..... .......... V ice-President JACKSON WHISNANT . . , . . .Secretary and Treasurer MEMBERS CLAUDE BOLICK BUD LAIL JACKSON WHISNANT R. A. BOST HENRY LAWRENCE BILL F. WHITENER BILL BRADY ESLIE MILLER RALPH WILSON PAUL BUFF JOE MURPHY THOMAS WINKLER BOBBY CAGLE BOYD PARKER CLIVE BIGSBY TOM CALLANAN CLYDE POPE RAY BOLICK CLARENCE CAMP GLENN PRESLAR P. G. HAVNAER ROBERT FRYE JUNIOR PUTMAN KEMP HONEYCUTT DONALD GREENE JAMES ROZZELLE CHARLES LOFLIN THOMAS HALLMAN A. F. SIGMON GLENN MILLER BOB HEWAT JACK STEPP BOYD PARKER ALFRED HILL ALAN THOMPSON JUNIUS POOVEY JIMMIE JACKSON I SHELTON THOMASON JOE WHITENER Page Seventy-three 1. P v R N-I':1 Wa 19 PU al J U TB LL g g ,41- L --ra :Iii- 1 2+ Q - J J ' bfi E H LAIL ..,.,.. XVI-HSNANT A , ESLIE MILLER HALLMAN A , . GREENE ,... LAWRENCE . . MURPHY , A . PARKER .. WINKLER .. THOMPSON A , THOMASON . A HEWAT ,,.. CAGLE A.,. C. BOLICK . . Page Seventy-four Bach Tackle , End Back , Bach Center Tackle Bark Guard . Bach . Bafk . Back Guard Tackle ' w 4 ,N LETTEHME L., x X I , I 4 F We H H l ' .J 5 ,H 1' o ,. I .1 'fo Q? 3 , f'f'.'l Q41 ,:., QMS: 3 :Ee ff A A JJ Z- f?I':N1l' ' ' yg... S 5 JACKSON CALLANAN FRYE .. CAMP Mr POPE . , PUTMAN STEPP , ROZZELLE BOST A .. HILL .... PRESLAR WHITENER WILSON , SIGMON .. Page .. Bark . .Guard . . .Tackle . Guard . . .Bach . Back , . ,Back .. End . . .End A Tackle . .Guard . .Guard Center Seve Manager my-five I V - . ., f Q, ,,, L ' If . .14 ' ' f A V. . s ' Y' ' ' rx I 4 X x if an . AA, A - ' ' A U I ff PUUTB LL SQUAD W'fQ,fFt,lJ 'sw C. BOLICK I-IEWAT PRESLAR WINKLER BOST HILL PUTMAN HEAVNER BUEE JACKSON ROZZELLE SHOOK K 'f- J CAGLE LAIL STEPP HAY CALLANAN LAWRENCE THOMPSON K.BOLICK X ' 'X 1 , CAMP IVIILLER THOMASON LITTLE f PRYE MURPHY WHISNANT J. L. SETZER GREENE PARKER WHITENER DICKINSON I HALLMAN POPE WILSON ff 4975 X I FUUTBALL RESUME LNYJ fs SEPTEMBER 19: HICKORY us. SHELBY qrherej. x l' rj' The Hickory Red Tornadoes. in their season opener, determinedly battled a veteran-studded ix li , , Shelby team before bowing finally, 12-0. Miller, Buff, Lawrence, and Hill led the attack in the Li, line: Lail and Thomason in the backiield. The entire team showed unusual defensive skill. I 4' I ' SEPTEMBER 261 HICKORY US. KINGS MOUNTAIN Qtherel. L Playing brilliantly, Hickory's eleven scored twice-once in the third quarter when Eslie N' Miller recovered a fumble back of the goal line, and again in the fourth when high-reaching ' ' I Paul Buff snagged Bud Lail's fifteen yard pass and tallied standing up. The extra point came If from Parker's line buck. Hickory 14, Kings Mountain O. 'f Page Seventy-six FIJUTBI-ILL RESUME-Continued OCTOBER 3: HICKORY us. BEssEIvIER CITY Qhereb. Although Bessemer City fought gamely to stem the Tornado assault, a one-sided score of 28-0 was piled up. Lail, power-driver, scored on a line buck and converted in the same manner. Eslie Miller raced forty yards across the goal line after receiving a pass from Thomason, who picked up BuH's blocked dropkick to gain the fourteenth point, Thomason heaved a long pass across the goal line to Buff for the third score, and Buff's educated toe dropkicked for Zl. In the fourth period, Lail passed 20 yards to Buff for another six points and then converted. Substitutes were used freely and the entire squad played well. Hickory 28, Bessemer City 0. OCTOBER 10: HICKORY us. LINCOLNTON ltherel. Packed with thrills and chills. fiercely contested, featured by dazzling passing attacks, the game ended in a 14-14 deadlock. Hickory completed IZ out of 23 aerials for 189 yards: and Lincolnton, six out of 15 for 119 yards. Tony Thomason, cool Tornado backfield ace, scored early in the lirst quarter on a I5 yard run, Lail adding the extra point. Lincolnton tied in the second, then forged ahead in the third. Midway in the fourth period Hickory marched 60 yards for the tying marker. The game ended, Hickory's ball on the two foot line. Lail, Thomason, Miller, Murphy. and Whitener were outstanding defensively. OCTOBER 17: HICKORY Us. LENOIR Ctherel. In a nip and tuck affair featured by circus passes and catches. thrilling broken field running, unorthodox plays and pure unadulterated lighting spirit on the part of both teams, Hickory lost to Lenoir 37-19 in an exhibition which belied the one-sided score. The lead alternated until the fourth quarter when injuries took their toll and the Tornadoes weakened. Lail, Miller, Thompson, and Buff sparked Hickory's attack. OCTOBER 242 HICKORY Us. Cl-IERRYVILLE ltherel. A bewildered Hickory team bowed before an inspired Cherryville eleven 21-7. Lail scored following a blocked punt by Ralph Wilson, center. and Paul Buff split the bars for the extra point. Feature of the contest was an enemy run of 79 yards. OCTOBER 31 1 HICKORY US. NEWTON Itherel. Bounding back from defeat by Lenoir and Cherryville. the Red Tornadoes, spectacularly led by big-driving Bud Lail, crushed their age-old rivals Newton, 31-0. in a contest really a push-over after the lirst quarter. Lail bucked the line for Hickory's lone extra point. passed to Thompson and Eslie Miller for two touchdowns. and scored two more himself. Boyd Parker accounted for the other tally, The Tornadoes' hard-charging line held Newton to only two first downs. MilIer's tackling. running. and catching ability matched Lail's fine backfield work. as the line opened hole after hole. NOVEMBER 7: HICKORY Us. BARIUM SPRINGS ftherel. Barium's undefeated team. plus Fletcher, all-Southern back. proved too much for Hickory. However, Lail's pass to Buff netted a touchdown-one of the two scores Barium permitted during the season. Thomason and Lail were outstanding in the backfield: Lawrence, at center. Hickory 6, Barium Springs. 38. NOVEMBER 14: HICKORY US. IVIORGANTON fherej. Homecoming Day, colorful with bands, sponsors, and a parade, brought no joy to the Red Tornadoes as the conference champions, Morganton, humiliated them with a white-washing, 46-0. Leonard and Brandon, ace enemy backs. Provided the fireworks, ably assisted by Poteat. Penalties and the loss of Eslie Miller, blonde-bomber, in the second quarter, hastened the local's downfall. Lail's 20 yard run proved their most impressive play. NOVEMBER 213 HICKORY US, N. C. D. fherel. Scoring in the Hrst, second and third quarters. the Red Tornadoes. superior in every depart- ment. defeated a game N. C. S. D. team. 19-7. Lail's passing and power drives featured the game, while Eslie Miller and Paul Buff, stellar ends, shone offensively and defensively. Thomason displayed smooth, clever tactics, and the entire line and substitutes were praiseworthy. NOVEMBER 28: HICKORY vs. FOREST CITY Chereb. ' Playing one of the smoothest games of the season, the Tornadoes spectacularly defeated Forest City, 32-7. Thompson tallied two on an end run and again on a line buck: Lail, after Thomason's recovery of a fumble. plunged the line for six points: Buff received Lail's 35 yard pass for another: Putman, substitute, went over for the final marker after Lail's 45 yard pass put Hickory in position to score. Heavy substitutions brought action to the entire squad. Page Seven ty-seven .41-' I ,Qf ci r, f'f .-r tw 'Q ef ,fi -,,ca - N ' 1 ,NEI SAMU U A 13 WB N9 Q1 JfM,ff if AW! OPP! CERSM A pr MRA ARET FH RRINGTQN ..., r ,A.A. Rr ....4.... A .A,.A,..,. President 5 SA! H Mf9SS , . .g,.K,1,.' ..,A.. ..... . , , ....,.,,, Vice-Presideriy , J! K , W N CY KABY , . ...,,.., V7 .4...,... ..,... . .Secretary and Treasurer CA EEN SU MEY . . .ff ..,..,,,.... E .... rj .,...,.... Sergeant-ax-fflrms U 4, px' jj . fl ' X V W I MEME?RSL f M ,' W w f -, . JA NIE BOLCH I J GEORGVD WALT ZMEEN JOHNSQISY MXRGARET ' N FRANS I W EILEE1 SELLNER f ,Y RAH Moss CAROLYN HEN EL NAN ' SHUFORD If NANCY RAEY JUANI'fU5lfHILL IAN 5Uj?'ERs p j' CARLf5E'N SUMMEY fplv DOR AHOKE kj XCHARLOTV? HISNANT? 1 VIRGINIA WHITEN ,If wf ' MARGA43 FEARRINGT' N , C If f V f 1.1 Ba kffgall is tlbvally sporwt in w ich s 'X lettersp have been awarded to girls! 'glae Girls'1Mpnograi11!d'f'ub picture in udes Qnlyffthose players who were awarddri letters prior to the 1942 season. I ,lj I 1 v f' XJ O' , 1' Page Seventy-eight X BIBL9 BASBETBALLWWW BUYS' BASKETBALL SJW BASHETBA E MEN R2 S, .I JACKIE BOLCH ......,........ Guard MARGARET FEARRINGTON ...... Glldrd CAROLYN HENKEL ...,....., Forward JUANITA HILL .v......,...... Guard MARGARET ANNE FRANS ,.... Forward SARAH MOSS ............... FOt'LUC1l'd NANCY RABY .4...,.....,.. Forward NANCY SHUFORD Page Eighty GEORGIA OSWALT . . . . . DORIS HOKE ,..,.. LILLIAN SUMMERS . . , CARLEEN SUMMEX .,.. EILEEN SELLNER ....... IALEEN JOHNSON .... CHARLOTTE WHISNANT .... ,.,,4...Manager Forward . .Guard Forward . .Guard . ,Guard . .Guard . ,Guard ta.. -9 Y .-1 Ali R .,,- J, - lil lx. X , O U xv X x . ,, If 'X ' ,I +L 4f--- 1 x A J ,gl r p Q v, xx s 4' ., X ,g V E?',,, --E3T---i.RT?b x,sf,g B 11 . FFL 'Q ' , . - QL . X V QM Q f, ,Y ,,, I a QNX! f aq L , WU J , N L I L A L Wow C f or , if L L A Q Ea' ' L 3, L 3 y ' R , 1' '1 , ' f rx ff I n 249 pm Q I 3 x , E ,gi V wi J - Q, 5' , pfgfgxiii A V 1.V. , 5 P R ,-E'. f U -N - 55' 49 s di A R h X I . , 1 , .J R S5 Q, BASKETBALL LETTEHMEN CLIVE BIGSBY ........,..... RAY BOLICK ..,, BILL BRADY ,.., CLARENCE CAMP .... . . , ROBERT FRYE . , A P. G. HAVNAER . KEMP HONEYCUTT 41 f .if E ,.-,. A W J, 'I .Q Li, 3, Z, ' 'f ir Y' J fp- ::.f, , , AFI gi, , , Guard Forward Forward . . Guard Forward . A Guard Forward VERNE HILL 4.....,,...,..,r Guard BUD LAIL . , . .... Center CHARLES LOFLIN .,.R Guard GLENN MILLER . . L Center BOYD PARKER ,... ,r,. F orward JOE WHITENER ,r.. Forward A. F. SIGMON . . . ...,... Manager Page Eigh ty-one .-2, 2,- -JW f B 511113 LLJESUM K' ZLU '- ,L21J.,.,-.fzz and-if SIIELBY-JANUARY 9 5 , or igh b t o n th ' f ence s twin e y, s being de ea e - , espit oss's splendid scoring of 10 points: t boys, f 2l-3l with Bigsby and Lail starring. ' , I O -JANUARY In a thrillingly clo e test with the Red-Devilettes of Newton, the Hit ry girls' team. F Y led by Ra y a d w e are o out 0-32. ail e rn ' victo 1 W I LINQQLNTO -JANUA 16 - The Red Tornadoes brillia tly shaded Lincolnt -23. T To ad tes lost 12-30. - ae , Bigs i w ' for t ' hygirls. 1 -' LENOI ANUARY v Both teams' collected victories in Len r. Tornadettes, led by Raby, with' 19 tallies, won K 32-26. Lail. Bigsby, and Havnaer we e e big-guns in the boys' 42-21 win. 3 Q . f Lan AQ Mo R 3 Hickory split a double-header ' strong Morganton- oes. Outclassed, the sextet os? 50- . I.ail's 14 point hel d H35 Tornadoe i - 1. i showed ' ' JS? - CUL - ANUARY 4 4 ' The annual gudent-Faculty games proved close and exciting throughout with student , ' teams nosi ou t n 48 I e women 31 28 For the girls Moss looked best ' 1 t 4- --- - I .-- - . ' . ' : .-ff .., .f or th 4- e -.1-ws I Q- re. Rullman and Scarborough led the men's team 19 'LV L ' s . an Parker shone for the b LINC I0 JANUARY 30 Fighting gamely but completely outclassed, the Hickory girls ost 15-45, Rab scoring 7 points. Ihe bo s' team. led by Lail, eked out 25- otly-co e v' o J , MARION- EBRUARY If In games 'lclarion both Hickory teams slowed d n to suffer' efeats. The boys to we tune of 16- 7: the i -20. D - -in , 1 1-114: BEssEM ITY-FEBRUARY 6 1 ' Hickory basketeers split an exc'ting doubleheader. Thrilling throughout, the boys' ame Q ' ded 6-34 with the Tor oes Wthe ad. A late Tornadette l opped rt of c r p bqfhnwg ' ?Bi rady starr ' , s . I -FEB UARY 1 Q' 71 of, My kor s coppe do le ader f ' e gir oys, 38QQ m seven poin s high scorer for the Tornadettes. Lail collected Hfteen A A to l d the le quintet. , ' 4,0 G T -FEBRUARY 13 v H with thirteen poi b ed t ' to v' Torna Q, ,. tron - 3. Morganto e e local s tet 28-9. , ' ' fgaafsfnv 1 J U U ily 'tr e tes o t e ght with a victory o r Marion 0-18, while th male c tingent was downed in an pset 30-35. Feminine stars were F arrington. Summey, Jo nson, I Z.. f-, Frans Raby, d Moss. 1, ' J SHELBY- EBRUARY 20 i Winni b in ime eriod 24-23, th Tornadoe we e res ons' le r - :J A o r split r ing , ' I c arijd 0 goo for the boys. Moss, with 13 points. and Raby, with 9. starred for the girls' game. ' Q EW P e boys' game was nip and c with the Tornadoes defeating the ' e Devils 21-17, ' while the girls lost to a superior oe 25 8x jf? ' ,gal BESSE-ME C -MARC 4-1 Q Despite a rally the last-efuarter. t e Red ornadettes bowed to the Bessemer City girls 6- . 20 30. Led by Lail, Bigsby, an Honeycutt the boys jump to an ea ly lead to coast a'lbng W icto - 7 A B girls' and boys'xtea entered t e Wa e Gold Medal Basketball o nament. The - L 1 Xf 4 irls were eaginate ' he tou e ,ss the b ' in o ,gyc semi-finals, winning ird place in e o rnament. with oal of eleven es on. t ree Lu lost. Lail won the All Tournament Medal and was al selected as one of the three oy- - 1 ,-' standf players in the tournament. . f7 , f - -ff - .. -of if X - . ! N Rf. ELe.'hfy.pwO,.1,:C--u.:e-- cc ' i , 1- . - 87 1 , 6 gi - 'T 5' ' ill A A144-c Man , , if IAQ, 0 A f , IF we Hz- --fwfr NNE - ' BASEBALL 3523? hm QFJQYTQSON ILLER R 1 Q 4 1 GREGORY SIGMON WHISNANT HAMBY STAFFORD POOVEY LAIL SHIPMAN T E N N I S SSS? EEIILJSUCKER L?'ifl1iiER 19 4 E EEEIZARGER E' Page E ghty three im f E ULF, 1942 5l5EEZ.CK ESZJSSSGER S?S5.?lifER S. BROWN HILL WHISNANT x 1, I Vrsf A rl il - ly' Ku I ' . - xl' .xi iz . .. . . AHEHEHY, lf-143 Allen. Balch. H. Barger, A. Bolick, E. Bowman, Brady. Buff. Bum- barger, R. Cline. Coffey, Crosby, Davis. De Rhodes. Dupille. Fearring- ton, Fowler. Frye. Fulenwider. Gaither, Garth, Golden, Harris, T. Henry, Hewitt, A. Hill, E. Hill, J. Hill. I-Ioneycutt, Houck. E. Huff- man, Hunsucker. C. Johnson. Kendall, M. S. Little, E. Miller, M. Miller, S. Moss, Nowell, Prevette. Raby, Ramsour, Rhyne, Rozzelle, F. Shell, D. Shuford, N. Shuford. R. Smith. W. Smith, Stanley. Stratton. Stroupe, Troutman. Ullman, Wakefield, Warlick, West- moreland, J. Williamson. I-XTHLETIE SNAPE 1 , i 1 4 4 i I I f 3 X s 1 N 1 ,, , w ,, , I 1 I Page Eighty-five 5 7 ,,A- jf!! 1 55 1 A .i EALENDA11 U17 EVENTS, 1941 1942 September 2. October l7.. October 20. . November 12 .... November 14 .... November 1 9 ge E gl ty-six . . . . .Registration for Classes . . . . .Student-P.T.A. Panel Discussion . . . . .Election of Senior Class Oilicers .Book Week Play, Wings for Words .Homecoming Day Celebration -24. .Thanksgiving Holiday x W V C, I 'AJ . I ' ', X X ,if V! - ' ' ' ' 5 f'u,4,.liSf2,,,,4,f if ,ff'- f'i!1iA' N 1 1' . ' ' J ! ' 1 Z, 'y w If ' , 4 ,z 'VJ , . ' ,Luv is jf ,XJ Q pk J JJ ly' ff-,nu 4 'W I MM or x X t ill , ,,,,' it EALENDAH UE EVENTS, 1941-1942 December 8 ...... Band Participates in Shriners' All-Star Football December 13 December 18 December l 9 .... January 5 .. February 15. Game Celebration, Charlotte Forensic Contests, Winston-Salem C1l.enLClJ.1b.ChQQas-Pageant, , .Christmas Holidays Begin School Resumes Band Presents Patriotic Concert Qfrs'-4-,..39af-aw fvkla l A , Page Eighty-seue EALENDAH UP EVENTS, 1941-1942 February l9. February 26. March 3-9.. March 10. . . March 27-28 ..... April 3-7... April lO Page Eighty-eighr Qleg Club Qperetta, AnQld Kentucky Garden' Band Presents Civic Concert, Statesville Snow Vacation 1 American Legion Oratorical Contest I o 1' Easter Holiday Conference Forensic Contests, Kings Mountain 1 , 1. , 1' Qfgg-374' ,egg 5 ' 7, 1 rv -Q .1 535' gg EZ-XLENUAH UE EVENTS, 1941-1943 1, April 13-17 ...... State Music flfontesg, Greensboro Wi April 24 ........ April 28 May l . . May 8.. May 31. June2.. June4.. .IJAW 'sign'--f qi QL L' 5? 5 'ff 11, 1 ' Z5 tif.: .Junior-Senior Ball .........Sel1iorQlay .... May Day Distribution of Logs . . . .... Baccalaureate Sermon . . . .... Senior Ball , ,..- V 4 . . . ..... Graduation Exercises M. P M, ,f ,J .1 ,,f V.f La., 1 age Eighty v I R Off'-ff ,yi , f,4un.dn! LM 55, :EER Q 6,V,J - U A-W, J-C M7 A!-Q l6?1'm9izg'fl'eLns?y6 4v' 61 'Wagyu I - fbmfvv..4.,Q,,.J 151.gif a.....i,W S,4.,,, 401. .4 g, 2 new 4,,,,04,,,t,G,g,,p,c..fv7f,6'4L....z:: ,Q-rw-7 -bv'-'-7 P-'V'-'VA '- ME-f-1 5-Jyt,4..4vf'a,,..,,4,,,, 404-of-4. : iff'-abff-CQ'-I 'fitfinmpziwlnts HQ Z, : V R MA ETS 44 5!aZ! . ' - Serve Yourgeffx 6Q4Qg,f?-974-jfvlcha 121 u '1'ti1'AQi6T1i16-' YR ' Jalnwbd Lal Nay, U Government A wffk feed pm , 6546 'QM' f'.,c2fff'4f ' HICKORY, N. C. FREE PARKING 7 5 v L +-ig Says 1 A'l,'f'f X if J' ,ftw Y' fy Q P ' V - Y 4495 , l , , A . Congmtulatzons V 'X' .Q ' , If , T , ' and f ' A E ff 3 Best Wzshes fs ' , Q K ,A to the f A f f I , V. , 4 ' Class of 1942 I xx it- l V ' I f ' -'Rudi fK'1 ttf -th -, .A 5 A! ' , . gf 8 1 bfi og yggxwgfelecgic germ. -f C ' .Al XG X ' ff ' I ',, I Niake hjm a pgvrt of uygxa ' . , ,f ' 1' ih . Q11 if F 1 V, L' Q ' if ggnigigg lgss airy enjoy 'ff -ff' , ' Af , 3 , life more. T n 'DUKE PCVVER Co. A U , 5 f A f ' ,T , A, 1 ,S . I ,A 1 1 ff' -f -'P ,, -r 1 Ag WE FEATURE CORRECT STYLES IN Y A AND MANUFACTURING EU. PIEUMUNT 'WAGUN T A lx A Wearing Apparel F or PIEDMONT AND HICKORY FARM WAGONS AND DRAYS Ywmg M612 ,4 f-4'-f' Y I f f A f,,,s,f,,,YOUNG MEN'S ,J 251.4 .' ',-if' 'JY-4-2 747, ,!,.Jl. .xljfff ' 4 A SHOP 5191, ' X' LAL-?'y,KA 4,:,,g.,yg.f'ii?-jf, I 1 '- , , ' , ' V V A X ,, ,f t 3 f'fTff-Ki lrrf fflf ' .-zf,4,fc,'f.C'A ' V- f . A ' A J- V' 41' f , ' 4 Ev, A f A .1 T4 ,f,1fH1CKoRY,,NT.zc5fff'f I ff ' V UNION SQUARE :A ,A Q A gf-,fp ?Qfi1:, T-4 ' My ,f:'9Qf1Qfs7 44V 75 ff A ' P geNme'y one .fi fi ' I IJ 1' ' . f W 'fv H? 'ff f f 1 4 : 15:1 f ' ,f -1 , J I ' Q Ziyi N' F: Q71 J:-M915 I Zliiifjww N UMVWUL- .Mm MW nu ,M MLMJUAM ' Wg5f3BEfT5,?55w Q? SZLMJQAAN fm ?3,,,3d W., ww M W W Yfifww ' W12'M fvW?M ,Lg QWJQZL WV fiwiyig, Q wjnfipawovpm WDW? 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QQ QQ - '-'-, .--t'-'3.g.A.' 1 . : Doo QQQOQQSS .,... if I..-QOQQOQ QOQ QQ ,I .V ,::1, ',:., Practice at home on the World Champion IHIYAL PIIRTABLE I WorId's Porlable Typing Champ- I bl ions lip won on Royal Porta e 5 june 19, 1941 ' Deal Typewriter Exchfingg DIXIE DAIRIES OF HICKORY, INC. 5 x Ola Q X x f 5, R ' F or Botfor Health - , DRINK OUR . 'I PASTEURIZE KMILK X X h n Phone 803 i422 10th xAveniIe , M I ' ' x 1 V' X I R 1 ' Drinkv R' W ROYAL CROWN COLA' I I 4. . Q' Tops In Takte . xl . ' X- ' , I . WINNING IN TASTE TEsTsl' FROM CGA-ST TO COAST I' Nehi naming cof HICKORY, N. C. ' l X 1 WMQ Complimenis of Your Qlfkal Gas Company :BQ x W H- G? ox 0 X XR P11313 ONT -Txcwl Qi xi NSN it . RX ---r-:L ' gkfjg K COxIvIPANY by , -ix xl QQ. XX. K g E. 45 9 Y x1'ZL X T, X, QHOIEQQ IEEIOKORYERUILDING ' wi '39 N-HTICUIRQOQY, NEC. IAQ, N N ,K B 51 U1 Q. , QQ Z A D , KN C3 iq ' age my-foul? X . -R0 -I 'KD X - 'X K X 'Ta A59 QR N0 SSX fx . X 1 O ,4 5, .21 Q V A N 2 f L A X I X , . Z, , ' - LF? , ' Y.f, 1. Y V L ' CONGRATULATIGNSK' I Y Y 1, ,V X' iT'SMl:':E': Jou to the 51 O 1 ee A CLASS OF 1942 ' at 'l 'AA L - , L U - ' Lf: C' A Brookforbd AM1flsS L ? Y :': ' V 'U ' ' 2 1? V V 1L if f L Store, ,O ? . . f l gf :.,. . 'If -,,. A ' Qu ' - , . Q--X if ' ' ' V I 3 'v ' Q, - I -1 A K . - N 'K f 4 4 1- rin: . ' O - . QARNATI N Ft L L E 'gran , . and F f A j ff, 3'-'-2' ' L EVER-READY PLO R' L, 5 1 :u.ns!S5h A - Q-N I ' if 2112219 515 the BestLyBy Every Ti-12 V 'f- .GL-' -4: 1 S' A 'x x y ' 1 NOW fx BE SURE AND CALL FOR IT L A K i gi: in new L . .L j xf LHS! A Hickory Product C 'fy' E! FK' C' Q F ' O +L ff' L X M250 It L w HICKUHY FLUUB MILL 5 4 HICKORY, 1yI. C. ' ' 1 A ' w n , N'r i , Page me y-five 4 iv : - L f , L V. I: if -' F, ifg ' ' rufm 1 if 'K M, arm W 'WF L P1 f'B'1fL4fYVff3f 0'T fy! ' . 5 S , f cf. Q 4 , 7 X 4' .Lx '- ' -I -,lA,lI..v,,,.XJ A- -J 'Ln. 'K -+R 'V .. ff' - , 5' W llO0L:..r' tg gx.n 'ical i A-Wx-:lv rdf' GLA: C. E. GWIN Complzments of K. I C C 'ffl C 155 ,I THOMAS-HOWAIIPJ' 'I QC. . f f COMPANY ' Ig ., PQI ,f HICKORY,N.C., ff 1 I, . , ,, r f XL fi K ' , f , ff. f -JPLINSURANCE -Life, Fire, Casualty Gram Buildingyi C Phone 459-L -' HICIZGRYCN C f gf 5,7 ,. , .?.1Iq.J.,- f - 'I'-V 1 .,, I ' lv- . ,A l I ,, 4 ,P Cf, ff M. G. CROUCH V. - , F f If lf-V Ag DR.s.B1sANAR Contractor P -if - , , -A Optometrzst I qlillfe 'aild Anything ' ' ' ' - Ivy' . f Laigyr Small Lf X GE04 !'B,IS AR ii , ,I :J fl R. E. ALAN BISA AR H 70fy K of Hickory I C. J:fPi1iIJO E -J x ff fl- fgf J 'Y Qffiyff f KU C.-'I jfyif! QM 5, Y 7' V F X Elk' f ' .' I ' P! ' X ff ,Q - N, X, Y, r I . Qornplzments of pf! I a H Kf.7f,.2xJf , f f if jfMACHI S S QJE GIN EIRQJ 0 TQTORS YOUNT, CAMPBELL -1 X- I , .vis A -f Digi?-IGINJYS fi,-A yr! dx-Qhafggmig to tpeqrfffiy Tjada U ffPcb915ffc:yFI92'J?63c x HIGH Po N'g',f':1iI9l?'ILg'aAmNA X 5. f AND FRITZ CQ I X DENTISTS Ofiices in Menzies Building l U A I ia . I-SHERRILL ICE AND U , ' V 4 Compliments of .:Pure,Deep-W? wafer me HICKORY PACKING Lfhigi ':,LHigh cm3gix0a1I COMPANY . ,- - ,JV l -1 ' . , , ,. 1 . 1 .. , - , I SAI1--rqgnilztzonm' Refrigerators l J' ' I ' ' , la ' HICKORY, N. C. . f - - - - - ' I, ,I fx V - A-,THONE 721- Nfl- I Q. 'xzkf I A-A -I 1. . I ', ,I -ff-Ts .-ziX'.- Ain, Y' hi-.Y--' 1 -. , .WL , . A ,C Y ' . 5 - 1 o ' ,V PaggNinety1sa'x 'I-,UAL X . . , 'Q I '-' 4, I X , 'i,, ' N, , f x . Tn, , J' .. 1 J N Y, f' E ' 4,7 47, -- -f , an -b X xv '. - JA' - , , 4- A X, , '.:. 12, I 6 . -- -1. QF. -' 5 4, v, -,- It .V ln- - , rn . ' , - ' , i . - . N I v 4, -Y, . W ..,L',V.. 2 s 1' A f -. . - .4 ,V . .. -- 4 i . X. I A , ' ,sg v-sa -f -, if My , ul , ,fMI.-, hp. ,N . , - fffl7 X'f P '71 -xl, - ' 'f If NN N B WW Njffimlifg gi 2531 if I Kg. x , S I M90 Qs HOTEL SODA SH bf I Y M - 76, M DRINKS - CANDY . XR ,I t c 1' 9 W f W KX ICE CREAM - MAGAZINES E A P if DRA ATI S Hotel Hickory Building S: M ' W I . W A x X3 'A jr! . Q Congratulations and O sy , I gn 3' I TO THE CLAS 1 4 Q I mplfm S Ox W t h X J Qu - x Ok XC Y aiifiiig if ous: I i n X if D NACE ness, enjoy t a ple sur . ' I A Y I I NE X i ' X X I ' I TQ EA wax D W - Q 1 Xb PAR A 21' L W . 7 A W .h A xx I X T1 1 -5 L I X .I N xx Il 'N THE WI FO G '..o . A I 4 K, ACE,S BEAUTY SHOPPE 1 Flowers For Every Occa ' n XR Y , , 4 X Speczalzsts In TELEPHONES X I PERMANENT WAVING , DAY 220-J NIGHT 220-L I PHONE 12 ROLLINS BUILDING I HICKORY N. C. ' I B,Za,0.-,LJ A J...f-5-f- Q-ij ! ? ,0'9 'Qi Q! 7 I gff J 2 4: A NLYD OCJMQQQJ ' I - , I4 , J- 5011212 1 I . I ! .. . HUTTCN 8L B0 J s J . I, FIT. ! f! --MDI f ' 4' C gk-2,1 I! 'A A --,!fh,A L19 'Ln LB!! M OMPA 5 M r u ?6..eW gg r'-a.i -' 0- ' L Rough and Dressqggfhz , I , U i ' . ,V - and North Caroli I I ,' ' an ,f '4' Get I 73 BUILDING MAT I' - iL X lg , If B. TAYLOQJ 'si 'I OAK, POPLAR, CHESTNUT I 1 ryijk-LML'JeIzvele'r' A , Bow Shooks A Specialty ' , 51591203 , N, gg I Z 4, J, Page Ninety-sev ,,-'1. ' .rf V N- -Z QQ iQ, '3 ff FQ jr f. . Q . f M W 1'f LW'51VJ Qgwiii w W Q9-Z fglfbfisl lpyfbpm ' WJ P' if ffffgffmgj Ejifijfpf Pjijj f1ffd,,7Jdpl.U.ICg,yJfU9dD .1 .Pm ,M X. ,W . b'iZ47 f',, Zi Mfbdwip .- pf NZM YBOQYWO W ,wb fqmyww Wzifo -fa 9 W ff M Q , vw My ,syiybfh aw Q WW i A WW '42 1, VA INQHY RA SFERVNJB A, C6310 ATULATIO s ,O 5 sl sm ECM Wy CLASWQ942 M MOMZlC?5TYMW WM I GJ fljwf WCKORY . . 6 WEST ff' W7 M WJ ' Hi orzte Shopping Plac.e M ,M J W C3116-18 13th SUKZJU . MH NALI'1?Id'1?T1.fEg. QANK l ' . ' ' . Xdffwij P951-Ei 529, ' ,' LJ fx if ZWM My WMA .WWC To the Graduating Class Of Hickory High or fBL mu I O fy A fOWWlwl?O MVK! EAT O NJ Of Nl ' JU Y CONGRATULATIONS l To the Lower Classes ' Good ufgyies DIV lue Ridge Ice Cream ' 'X ' . Q MJD' ikj' fl! O if . , V lr? ' Y - 'ln 'P ,- -MW ' VW K' W D My r d .K SOLD AT THE BEST PLA ff ' QP t StOI'6 .MF WJ! 'bl t PHONE 771 W1 ' WJ., Aymfnwyf Bzgltgf Valuesu . , . , A , M .syqpxw x ' . ,Di yy Sf.WHICK0lpgfHUSl XTNQJJISQ6 J fwlffjgll-f9fRToclzl's Flowers JL WOR Of. C. I Brighten the Hours' 1 52 Av ' 1 I gI4A E Q 2 1: A BROOKS M. TODD, Florist M 1H Call 9,54 M go PHONE 454 A Firm H ARDIN'S STUDIQ MILLER-BROGIQS ROOFING A Ph t h COMPANYf f A o ograp ers A '- -if' ,, Heating ' Qlir-Conditioning Q PORTRAIT AND KODAK - ,O ' FINISHING ROOFING AND SHEET METAL WORK ' qi! .X 5 - fr' f A X- X1 T2 PHONE 140-J Hicfkory, N. O. 4 Phone 195 ', l J ' g ff lgi K MMA 'KGZ Xt . 92 5 I ! JMR' KK Vinum l . 9 -' ' as 'R X' V 7, - I fi , r' si K J' Rx ,X K 1 KL L Lk - CLK -L1 . N 'Q Km - ix Xxx :ki vxgi 'K MAIN CUT RATE , 5 II , 1 5- I' -EEN Q Q L x 1 - . DRUG STOREY PARAKMQUNTR - If-fKj'1, f , . A 1 L Ori XX ,-1. j Y H, I 1338 Union squarfa R V Y Q RHQONE oo .L I I ' -A ' ' ' lk -A , . - X ' 1' if U , ., '-5 H1'0kQI'ji'SI7O?I.76.SifIk?7 Ll,g- Prices L xi- 'QQ' 'I .R 'ki' tl? CQ! . '- x K s -L X A -' 1 . Ll 9,5 - -x K 5 K? 5 W nj-X 1 - XL ' xrr- xxx X X.,KV g ' L OL ILS M Q Bal EE 'fl n' r-' ',' , H - X 'tx Ik xg I A 1 . C07lZQJI1:77Z6'7ZfS'A-fltf' '- ' X , it Q 'X 1: L, A Lg II, Q u 'sink lx A-A 1, HQ, MAPLE SPRINGS LAUNDRY P, F ' All-Q. R, f . fx' X4 Ke, Rl, 1 QI I AND Pg-1pNEsgs75 'Q 11 ' I Sr M .X RY CLEANERS I fw 1 IL, X is --ff HICKORIQCNL Cx mg , ICKORY, N. C. C A ,L xg 1.1, , . U f, 7, 4 . X fi R N X TY ' I xx xiii X 3 Q 'f D A IZIKQV -A NNE K gag Q, ,KA -xx. Compliments of Yilkvf AU is PURNISHINC HOTEL HICKORY F X E K CQMPANY HICKOIQ3'-, NI. C. Hi, Xa g LLIAMS, lvlgrfn ks I A Complete Home Furnishers PHONE 749 HICKORY, N. C. LEARN T O FLY Bannon Aviation Corporation MUNICIPAL AIRPORT DLs'tributors For WACO -- CULVER AERONCA Gmvernnoent Approved Advanced Flying School Q2 PgOHdd ,fl f,,57f-wgfw-qfi, fp My Vfiify M f,fV,Qy'M,.fa'!Q',y 7 . fy ffp L f pwwf' ff iff? 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