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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1944 volume:

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F Q I Sail H i 5 ii ' ' f I R E S 5 ' , f 'Q L O E S ,N 5 ' 5 Ei ffl I 3 Q 3. is Y: E tliif :J L . E E ii Ty Q fl ' NIM' , ' tiwawnxm' 'tifvmaa . S . 1. Tl'GVlN'fl'fM'fl 1. A D 5, ,v h I 'bp A li' A ,I , ez , S it J if fr Q Q6 all 'A mm vm- 4' h' 5 I' ., THE 1944 HICHUHY LUG l ' Published By The FQ Vigi l SENIOR CLASS OF, ,1 'S 1232 l ' t H121-QUHY HIGH SCHUUL .T Q34 ' O. HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA UEDICATIIQIN To Miss E1-1sAB12TH COUNCILI.. our school librarian, whose time and efforts have been willingly and un- semshly given in service to our school. the Senior Class alealicafes THE 1944 HICKORY Loo, ge Two FUHEWUHU Proudly we present the 1944 LOG. Its true meaning depends upon you. You haue made it. We, the LOG Staff. merely compiled it. THIS EDITORS. CONTENTS FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADVERTISEMENTS llrlqn' Thru DR. R, W. CARVMQ MR. W. D. COTTRELL Supcrintervdent Principal Maryville V. P, I. AUMINISTH TIU I zu Four FACULTY MRS. STELLA J. AMBROSE ..,... Commercial Albany Vocational, Sophie Newcomb, Wesleyan Mlss MADGE ALLRAN ..,.. . . .Commercial Lenoir Rhyne MR. HIRAM BALCH .,.. Mathematics, Latin. Aero Science Maryville Miss OLYN BARRETT . . . . .Spanish Elon MRS. CLINTON CILLEY .... History. Spanish Winthrop Miss ELISABETH COUNCILL ,,.. . .Librarian Sweet Briar. U. N. C. MR. HUME CRAFT . . .Diversified Occupations Lenoir Rhyne MRS. P. W. DEATON ......,...... English Lenoir Rhyne, W. C. U. N. C. MISS FRANCES MURPHY DE VANE .,.. History Flora Macdonald. Women's College-Richmond, Va., Columbia University, Woman's College-Greensboro, N. C. Miss RosA LEE DIXON ....... Mathematics W. C. U. N. C. MRS. VENA L. GOODE .... Glee Club Director Columbia University MISS LENA GREEVER ....,.... Mathematics Lenoir Rhyne , hCQum.f We .AZ-o-Q 0- ,TT2 K.,-L, Ck-1,J ,Ab ,, w ww' has 1- A ww i'Ai'uiff-T3.i FAEULTY MRS. C. E. GWIN .... ......,.... E nglish Lenoir Rhyne, U. N, C. MRS. DONALD MENZIES ,... English. Hisrorg Winthrop MISS MILLIE K. MCCOMB .....,,.. English Flora Macdonald, Teachers College, Columbia University MISS CAROLINE D. MOORE. . . . . .Bible Winthrop MRS. EARL 'REESE .......... . . .Science W. C. U. N. C. MR. B. E. SCARBDROUGH .... . . .Science Wake Forest MISS EDITH SETZER .,.,,,.. Larin, English Lenoir Rhyne MISS ADELAIDE SHUPORD . . English. Spanish W. C. U. N. C. MRS. LINDSAY SHUFORD ........... English W. C. U. N. C., U. N. C. MISS ETHEL STARNES . . . . . .Mathematics Elon MR. S. E. STARNES ..... ...Science Duke MRS. EVE T. THOMPSON. . .Home Economics Salem College .Am ' My .2 . 3 . 'f a Rs, , --, I . , . M A5 THEY UNEE WERE l. Miss Adelaide Shuford . .2. Miss Elisabeth Councill . 3. Mrs. Donald Menzies. . .4. Mr. Stoye Starnes. . 5. Miss Lena Greever. . .6. Mrs. Hazel Earp ..7. Mrs. P. W. Deaton .8. Miss Ethel Starnes. .9. Miss Madge Allran. . . 10. Miss Caroline Moore. . . l l. Miss Edith Setzer . . 12. Mrs. Clyde Gwin. . .l3. Mrs. Earl Reese. . . l4. Miss Millie Kate McComb. . .l5. Miss Rosa Lee Dixon. . .l6. Miss Olyn Barrett. . . 17. Mrs. Eve Thompson. . . 18. Mr. Hiram Balch. ELASS HISTUHY At last, we had finished plugging through seven years of gram- mar school, and now we were looking anxiously to those coveted and somewhat mysterious high school days. But what happened? We might have known it. The gates of a new Junior High School yawned wide to receive us and not those blessed pearly ones of Hickory High-Claremont High to our mammas and papas. At Hrst there was a little disappointment. But not for long did We pine. What, with ruling the roost by ourselves and running errands for dear ol' P. W., we found that this was a marvelous substitute. And, too, we were cute to skip those greeny days. After both an educational and a fun-full sojourn at J. we arrived at this Claremont Central High School fjust in case you don't recognize the name, it's the same as good ol' H. H. SJ. Bewildering, wasn't it? We were indeed amazed when one senior girl told us that she had been trying for three years to get into Coach's crowded study halls. That was the year we were intro- duced to everything from A to izzard, even the feared head, W. D., whom, we found, was an al reet fellow, after all. Next year was really a struggle, wasn't it? What with bewil- dering propositions and queer looking, perfectly enigmatic, Latin verbs, we were kept busy. But not too busy to have a little fun, and we had our share, all rightf We found time for nearly every- thing. Many of our class really shined in extra-curricular activi- ties, such as forensics, athletics, Glee Club, Band. To cap the year, we wound up with an all-out fun packed Junior-Senior. We are the first class from Greenpark to graduate: but although we've been here only three years, the happiness, fellowship and all-round fun of those years can never be exceeded. So, we seniors say with sincerest meaning that because of this school and its faculty, we are better boys and girls. Page Eight S r SENIOR CLASS UFFIEEHS CARROLL MILLER ,..., . . , , . , , . . President DARLFNF BIGSBY Vzce Preszdenl CAROI YOUNT Seclelaru and Treaiurer Paq N DP ABERNETHY AIKITN B. BARGER T. BARc:IsR BIGSBY BLACK li Bo1.c:H C. Bo1.1ctK P. Boucx R. D. Bo1.lr3K Bovswmsrz BOWMAN Page Ten ALEXANDER ANNAS BARKER BEAM BLACKWOOD B1.AN'1'oN I. BOLICK P. BOI.lciK R, Bo HOST BROGLA A. BROWN J 1' .il THE' SEWIUH EL!-XSS CLAUDE ABERNETHY LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Beta Club 4, 3: Hi-Y Club 4: Vice-President of Junior Class: Junior Marshal: Spanish Club 3, 2. FRANCES AIKEN Tennis Club 4: Home Economics Club 4: Chem- istry Club 4: Latin Club 3: Home Room Repre- sentative 3. JACK ALEXANDER EUGENE ANNAS Lettermen's Club 5: Dramatics Club 5: Stage Manager 5: Glee Club 5, 4, 3: Band 5, 4, 3, 2: Chapel Program Committee 5: Biology Club 4: Basketball 4: Spanish Club 4: Victory Corps 4: Camera Club 3: Model Airplane Builders Club 3. FLORENCE BERNELL BARGER D. O. Club 4: Home Economics Club 3: Latin Club 3. 2. TOMMY BARGER Tennis Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 2. JOYCE BARKER Bible Club .4: Chemistry Club 4: Victory Corps 3: Home Economics Club 2: Basketball l. JOSEPI-IINE BEAM Bible Club 4: Latin Clu . ff' DARLENE BIGSBY Vice-President of Senior Class: Home Economics Club 4: Biology Club 4: Band 4, 3, 2: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Latin Club 3: Bible Club 2: Student Teacher of Colored Bible Class. JOI-IN BLACK Student Council 4: Band 3, 2: Latin Club 3. JAMES BLACKWOOD Biology Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 2. MILDRED BLANTON Spanish Club 2. 1. FRANCES BOLCH Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Biology Club 4: Tennis Club 4: Victory Corps 3: Home Eco- nomics Club 2: Spanish Club 3, 2. CURTIS BOLICK Manager of Football 3, 2: Baseball 3. IRENE BOLICK A , Latin Club 3. PEGGY K. BOLICK Victory Corps 3. I PEGGY LOUISE BOLICK Home Economics Club 3: Victory Corps 3: Latin Club 3: Bible Club 2, RAY D. BOLICK LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Tennis Club 4: Beta Club 4: Biology Club 4: Home Room Representative 3: Victory Corps 3: Spanish Club 3, 2. ROBERT BOLICK Lettermen's Club 4: Boys' Monogram Club 4: Football 4, 3, 2, 1: Baseball 3: Spanish Club I 3: Home Room Representative 3, 2: Victory Corps 3. TOMMY BOST DOROTHY BOVENDER LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: D. O. Club 4: Spanish Club 3. DORRIS JANE BOWMAN Beta Club 4: Loc Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Spanish Club 4, 3: Bible Club 2: Band 4, 3, 2, Corporal 2: Librarian 3. ALICE BROCLA ARMADA . BROWN Biology Club 4: Victory Corps 3: Spanish Club 3, 2: Teacher of Colored Bible Class 4. Page Eleven ff. BROWN BUMKZARNIIR BYNUM CAMP CAUBLE CI IR ISTOPI I ISR COOKE B. CORRIQLI. CRANIIQRD CRUMP DEAL D12111 Paqe Twvlue I i BUSBY BU'l'I.IER CAR P15NTIfR CASH CLAY COCHRAN M. CORRIELI. Cox CURTISS DANTZLER DERHQDES DUPILLIE vw THE SE IUH CLASS FRANCES BROWN ORA LEE BUMGARNER Bible Club 4: Latin Club 3: Teacher of Colored Bible Class. BETTY BUSBY Home Economics Club 4: Spanish Club 3. SHERMAN BUTLER MARJORIE BYNUM Home Economics Club 4: Biology Club 4: Latin Club 3: Bible Club 3: Teacher of Colored Bible Class. CLARENCE CAMP Football 4, 3, 2, 1: Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1: Base- ball 4, 3, 2: Lettermen's Club 4, 3, 2: Boys' Mono- gram Club 4, 3, 2: Dramatics Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Band 3: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Home Room Representative 3, 2: Tennis Club 1: Archery Club 2. BOBBIE CARPENTER JOHNNIE CASH LOG Staff 4: President of Publications Club 4: Beta Club 4, 3: Latin Club 3: Home Room Rep- resentative 3, 2. BILL CAUBLE Loc Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Biology Club 4: President of Junior Class: Hi-Y Club 4, 3. President 4: Spanish Club 3: Band 3, 2: Bible Club 2: Student Council.- AUDREY CHRISTOPHER Spanish Club 2: Bible Club 2. DORIS RUTH CLAY Biology Club 4: Basketball 3: President of Home Room 3: Spanish Club 2. FRED COCHRAN Bible Club 4. PAULINE COOK Home Economics Club 4: Bible Club: Tennis Club 4. BETTY LOU CORRELL Band 4, 3, 2: Bible Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1: Teacher Colored Bible Class 4. MARGARET CORRELL Bible Club 4: Biology Club 4: Beta Club 4: Latin Club 3: Teacher of Colored Bible Class. SARAH Cox Girls' Victory Corps 3: Spanish Club 3, 2. EULA CRANFORD Home Economics Club 4. RUTH CRUMP ANNIE CURTISS Secretary of Student Council 4: Glee Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 2: Camera Club 2. BARBARA ANN DANTZLER Biology Club 4: Hall Monitor 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Latin Club 3: Victory Corps 3: Glee Club 4: Band 2: Bible Club 2. DONALD DEAL Entered from Newton 'High School 3: Chemistry Club 4: Basketball 4, 2: Bible Club 3: Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Band 4, 2, 1: Latin Club 2. DoR1s DEITZ. Latin Club 3: Biology Club 2. THOMAS DERHoD:s Basketball 4: Baseball 4: Victory Corps 4. 3: Archery Club 3: Home Room Representative 2. PHYLLIS DUPILLE LOG Staff 4:Publications Club 4: Biology Club 4: Girls' Monogram Club 4, 3: President of Span- ish Club 4, 3: Secretary of Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Basketball 4, 3, 2: Tennis Club 4: Treasurer of Beta Club 4, 3: Debating Club 4, 2: Latin Club 3: Junior Marshal 3: Junior-Senior Committee: Hick- ory Junior Music Club 4, 3, 2, President 4: Bond Queen 3: Secretary of Archery Club 2. Page Thirteen .b Ecixmzo . X.mA ELLIS x FOX IJRELSMAN M. FRYE M. IIRYE gIIl!IIlIIR GENTRY 3 14 GOODMAN ' sg, aff ilk X . . f HART HMS HELTON HENDRIX Page FourteEnb Q fha , W .. i V . ., .. g AH . ., H , , ,J kfig ,di ill F xx Q v if ig K ' 3-2169 1 5 . A 1 p Af Ar H ELROD FISHER VRITZ A. VRYE M, J. ITRYE GAITIIER GRAY, X GRIEER ' it E HAY HAYES ,,...J HERMAN HEWITT Nhyauafvunduv ' -1--f'-' Q 0 Ldlfb kj! - He S I U H C L 5 ' N A A 1 f i 7 yC.,6'Xf4 I f LF My OMLAJ Q70 , A G , , EENJE K RD AL ' Opgrif QiEN'l' ' f'-J Twig , licatlons ub 4: Biology u ' ' ' A . :B lb4,3:L' b3:B'bl lb4: Q I L- ielia Sham, atm il U '- f F Eyl. G D AN fff 2' , D. . ub 4: 'LW-iffgg, V .Cf jizz ' MF ET-I-WQGZ gf ff ' WMA SXALX f If R144 f b 4' VlCf0fY QWPS 4' 35 F994 all 3- Te ' C b .4: Treasurer of Bible Club 4: ' if j- jf A fm . f. spam A 31 23 Bioloky Club 2: cretary of ,DQL as C ,Af Macy, .stony , - ' , ,J Ac, J - ANNIE 'E?t?OD X. X p . I D. O. C iology b 4: Law Club 3: f 1 6, R ff!! I ' lub Q41 ,V ff5f'6efnen's Cl -' nogram Club 5: 'jc - P- . ' Bus Driver 4, 3: Football 5, Q 35 A2 U V . JAMIE FISHER 1 . , SLU A ',fLfy1vLlA 'J A 421441 A-QQf4ff',2f E: .TOI-I 1 I M-M ii J f ' NNY ART I I . - I . l MILD FOX Twig Stall' 4:, Wations Club 4: Eiology,,A I Club 4,:,QjIqnafEco ' cfdfxglub 1Qmig6fEnA.DSPa U fi - my , :' Spanish 3, 2. I f . : N, ,, . Al N HAss p Z J wx- BQ Y fgcg:g : Vic: 5 Homfby 1 . aft' Maris: Ct: li Pam ea: an is , af' f - f 0 N SMISIIY I : as . le b 1. ff t I AML r7'1?'7g,f ' L- Q - Q' A 'Twig StaE 4: Publications b 4: Football 4. l X 'VIRG IA FRITZ ., . V ai 2, 1, Basketball 4, 3, 2, l, Monogfzzr J - ' , A ' , e ermen' 4 ' ' -P 'd ,' 72M CM I agog, C.: , I.: 6135? M 1 . . f , 4: ' l 3: J -S ' C V I f f , f If : ':'Ms..,- , j-fi Nj-,f1fA.piLAN A1161 E., hief ior , r en of opho- 2091.2 J Y . Biology Club 4,1 more Class. If f my . , A l ,,- If Al J K if 4 fl -' Y Lf' V -5 'VV 9V'l4'avc :Dy 7LfvGEoRmA i- 7 Jeff! 'x ,J I ' 'Y . . ' jf' MARILYIEIZIFRYE Twig 'Staff 4: Publicati ns Club 4: P.-T. A. J f' Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Girls' Mon am Club lifpresentatwe 47 TWHT' Club 49 ta C b 4' , A 6. Eiology ?dQt?f ball 4. ,Zfyfl-fiiinffsj Hzmffcrggiry laipiggrzatlve : Jug! Jffflsfga ' , ' if . .fm . ffl' I . A f A' f p , M -HJ f Q I , J, X' Viv, ,Q f' r9W.LI4LA'l1D H1gElT5g7G', ' ' FRYE Hi-Y Club 4: Student C ncil 4: Boys' Mono-. C Trgasurer of Home Eco miipl b 4: Spanish ,gram Slab Skzjittermen' Club 4: Footb l 4: M ,W lub XL' My , , . Panis ,J Mgiifpqfl ..,'k, Ly' ,lj D U f jp., J' 1 - I ff? J I ' l I EWELL NDRIX 1' 'f I . f SEIA J 3195 ,l , f jf, I I 'lf' ' f ' A 7-. 2. ' v' . ,. . Cl ' . I I , ' r o OG 4: Publi ons Cl en- f .6 u J ' ,lm -, Ei 3 S . mingzn' CCI? 4:3Tri '-Y cf 3 fix- . , . : ecretary o t lu 4, : l , 1 yi UTH' ERM ' -, , , -, , ff' , flubresirlsat MIHLZZ' gy Junior si C , ' ' . lj-J-I . 'iN-'ff' 37' b 2. President 3. 2: Western District Forensic Cliiiogg 4' 'O' dub 4' ome Economics , I Meet 3: Victory a en Club 3: udent Colgncil ' ' J! ' . 3: Ju' a l nior-Se mitt : t ,- - ff , K de i ' ' e-Presi oQl X Class: Spanish Club , 3, Vice, resident 3. 1 gEllfZY QNTITI HEVSITF 4 J . - , oogy u : .- . ep: ta ve : , J . ,P , ! g StaE 4, 3 itor 4: atics Ezlzbli: Tri- ' : ' G f L, , Y II45? u , Glee-Club 4, 3, A TTY A T as etball' 4, , Debating Club 4, 3, 2:' Spanish LOG Staff 4: Publications lu 4: Tri-Hi-Y Clu ,4, 3, ident 3: rlggkensic Tournament 3: Club 4, 3: Home Room Repr en tive 3: Spanish A ' e Club: : Junior Ma al: Home Room Rep- Club 3, 2: Archery Club 2. Z,qg Camer C9b,2. if Na--f' I ' V if ' I fi r fy ' ' Q X Page Fifteen' yy! !vljf,,LfZ,'l,,1 ax,--, HIGH HILL HOLBROQK HOUCK G. HUHIMAN R. HUIIIIMAN JACKSON JENKINS KISHR KNOX LAVITI' L INEBERGER Page Sixteen . HILL 5 Q J 5 5' HINSON : if-,..: ,O 45 .Zhi ,vu xxqsfw ff X x I 'sq ..., -. 'lv HOWARD HUDSON HUQLQLINS HUNT A. JONES M. JONIES W. l,AlI. B. l.All. l.ITTLli M. S. I.l'I Il I I THE SE IUR CLASS LOUISE HIGH ELOISE HILL Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Girls' Monogram Club 4. 3, Vice-President 4: Basketball 4, 3. 2: Reporter of Bible Club 4: Camera Club 2: Victory Corps 3: Archery Club 3: Latin Club 3. JUANITA HILL Biology Club 4: President of Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Basketball 4, 3, 2: Girls' Monogram Club 4, 3, 2, President 4: Glee Club 4, 3: Cheerleader 4, 3: Lettermen's Club 4, 3, 2: Junior-Senior Com- mittee: Debating Club 2: Student Council 2: Arch- ery Club 2: Spanish Club 2. JAMES HINSON Biology Club 4: Victory Corps 4, 3: President of Spanish Club 3. NADINE HOLBROOK Glee Club 4: Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1: Spanish Club 3, 2. MARY ANN HOUCK Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Girls' Mono- gram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Glee Club 4, 3: Debating Club 4, 3: Tennis Club 4: Basketball 4, 3, 2, Manager 4, 3: Latin Club 3: Spanish Club 4, 3: Victory Garden Club 3. VIRGINIA HOWARD Dramatics Club 4: Spanish Club 2, l: Biology Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Vic- tory Coros 3: Home Economics Club 2. BETTY HUDSON Chemistry Club 4: Spanish Club 3, 2: Home Room Representative 2. ERNEST GLENN HUFFMAN Entered from Andrew Lewis High School, Salem, Va.. 3: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Foot- ball 4, 3. 2, l: Lettermen's Club 4: Boys' Mono- gram Club 4: President of Bible Club 4: Band 2, 1 : Track 2, l. ROBERT HUFFMAN D. O. Club 4: Biology Club 3. FRANCES HUGGINS Biology Club 4: Home Room Representative 3, 2, Treasurer: Spanish Club 3. 2. MARTHA HUNT Biology Club 4. JIMMIE JACKSON D. O. Club 4. EVELYN JENKINS ANN JONES Tennis Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Band 4, 3, 2: Spanish Club 3, Z. MILDRED JONES JOI-IN KISER Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3, 2: Biology Club 4: Band 4, 3, 2. 1: Latin Club 3. EVELYN KNOX Biology Club 4: Victory Corps 3: Latin Club 3: Bible Club 2. WILLENA LAIL BETH LAIL Home Economics Club 4: Victory Corps 3: Biology Club 3: Spanish Club 3. 2. GLORIA ROSE LAVITT LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3, 2: Student Librarian 4: Junior-Senior Committee: Hickory Junior Music Club 4, 3: Music Contests 3: Victory Corps 3: Latin Club 2. BETTY JANE LINEBERGER Twig Stall' 4: Publications Club 4: Biology Club 4: Spanish Club 3. EVELYN LITTLE Spanish Club 3: Victory Corps 3. MARY SI-IEELY LITTLE Co-Editor of LOG 4: Publications Club 4: Ten- nis Club 4: Secretary and Treasurer of Debating Club 4: Spanish Club 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4: President of Beta Club 4, 3: Vice-President gf Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Best Girl Citizen 4: Basket- ball 3: Victory Garden Club 3: Junior-Senior Com- mittee: President of Latin Club 3: Secretary and Treasurer of Junior and Sophomore Classes: Chief .gnaorz Marshal: Student Executive 2: Archery u . Page Seventeen I.YON IVICNIEIELY IVIl'I'C1IIIiLL IVIURIYIIY NOWFLI. PAIGE I'IEII.Ii PHILLIPS I7. POPIS R. POPE PU Ii'I I' PUTMAN Paqv llzglvlum M11,l.l5R MORRISON NIEWTON NORRIS PARKER PARKS D. POPE M. POP12 D. PROIQI' H, I.. PROPRI Rum RIEINIIARIYI THE SE IUR IILASS LEWIS LYON , Biology Club 4: Baseball 2: Glee Club 2. WILLIAM MCNEELY CARROLL MILLER Football 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Boys' Mono- gram Club 4: President of Senior Class: Home Room Representative 4, 3, 2: Band 3, 2: Spanish Club 3, 2. ROBERT MORRISON LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: P.-T. A. Rep- resentative 4: Dramatics Club 4: Beta Club 4, 3: Debating Club 4, 3, 2, Vice-President 4, 3: Tennis Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3, 2: Inter- scholastic Forensic 4, 3, 2: Junior Marshal 3: Vice-President of Chemistry Club 4: Band 3: Spanish Club 3, 2. JOE MITCHELL Tennis Club 4: Biology Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Bible Club -2. ' JANE MURPHY Bible Club 3: Latin Club 3: Camera Club 2: Home Room Representative 2: Archery Club 2: Band 2: Victory Corps 3: Teacher of Colored Bible Class. RICHARD NEWTON Biology Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Band 4, 3, 2, l: Camera Club 2. RUTH NORRIS D. O. Club 4: Girls' Monogram Club 4: Letter- men's Club 4: French Club 4, 3: Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1. JANE NOWELL LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Glee Club 4: Debating Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Secretary and Tteasurer of Spanish Club 4, 3: Tennis Club 4: P.-T. A. Representative 4: Executive Oflicerz Junior Marshal: Hickory Junior Music Club 4. 3. 2. Secretary 2: Junior-Senior Committee: Basket- hall 3: Archery Club 2: Latin Club 3. PEGGY PAIGE BOYD A. PARKER LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4, 3, Vice-President 4: Lettermen's Club 4. 3, 2: Boys' Monogram Club 4, 3, 2: Football 4, 3, 2, l: Basketball 4, 3, 2, 1: Baseball 4, 3, 2. I: Junior- Senior Committee 3: Spanish Club 3: Student Council 3, 2, Vice-President 3: Biology Club 2. CLIFFORD PARKS Biology Club 4: Latin Club 3: Bible Club 2: Home Room Representative 2. BETTY PEILE Biology Club 4: Victory Corps 3: Spanish Club 3, 2. LORENA PHILLIPS Twig Stall' 4: Publications Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, 1, Treasurer 4: Bible Club 4: Spanish Club 3. f DORIS POPE Home Economics Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Vic- tory Corps 3. MARY I. POPE Home Economics Club 4: Victory Corps 3: Spanish Club 3, 2. PAUL POPE Football 4, 3: Victory Corps 4. 3: Baseball 4, 3. RUSSELL POPE DORIS PROPST Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Bible Club 4: Spanish Club 4, 3: Latin Club 3: Glee Club 3: Basketball 3, 2. H. L. PROPST Biology Club 3: Victory Corps 3. FRANCES PUETT Basketball 4, 3: Spanish Club 3, 2. RUTH' PUTMAN '432 JACQUELINE WOLFE REID Home Economics Club 4. RUTH REINHARDT Page Nineteen - RIIYNI4 If, RINK RQNIMAN M. RL'D1s11. SA MMONS SVBASTIAN J. SIVVZIQR J. I.. SI5'I'ZI'R li. SIIUI-Ulm IE. SHUIAORIV P. Sluluow R. SILENION Page Twm! H VV. I. RINK ROISIISON RLYIJISILI. SAIN B. SUIT! I.. Sl5I'l'Z SluiR1a1l.1. D. SIIUIURID H. SIIUIAORIJ C. SIQQMON SIP!- SPROUSI- THE SE IDR CLASS BOBBIE RHYNE Cheerleader 4: Tennis Club 4, 3: Debating Club 4. 3: Chemistry Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Band 3. 2, 1: Biology Club 2. FRANCIS RINK Spanish Club 3: Debating Club of Forest High School 2, 1. WILLIAM 'RINK Hi-Y Club 4: Spanish Club 4. KATHRYN G. ROBESON Beta Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 3: Victory Corps 3. HELEN ROSEMAN Biology Club 4: Latin Club 3. MARY LOUISE RUDISILL Biology Club 4: Basketball 4, 3: Latin Club 3: Home Economics Club 2. FRANCES RUDISILL HERMAN A. SAIN Victory Corps 4, 3. ELIZABETH SAMMONS P.-T. A. Representative 4: Bible Club 3: Span- ish Club 3, 2: Biology Club 3: Camera Club 2: Victory Corps 3: Teacher of Colored Bible Class. WANDA ZELLE SEBASTIAN Entered from Roaring River High School 2: Lettermen's Club 4: Girls' Monogram Club 4: Bible Club 4: Basketball 4, 3, 2. BETTY SEITZ Twig Stall' 4: Publications Club 4: Biology Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Home Economics Club 2. LUCILLE SEITZ JACK SETZER J. L. SETZER Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Boys' Mono- gram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Biology Club 4: Basketball 4, 3: Football 4, 3, 2. AILEEN SHERRILL Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Biology Club 4: Basketball 4, 3: Spanish Club 3: Home Economics Club 3, 2. DOROTHY SHUEORD Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Beta Club 4, 3: Biology Club 4: Home Room: Representative 4: Junior Marshal: Debating Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3, 2: Latin Club 3: Victory Corps 3: Vice-Presi- dent of Home Economics Club 2. EDWIN SHUFORD Biology Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4, 3, Secretary 4: Spanish Club 3: Band 3: Bible Club Z: Basket- ball 2. ALICE ELIZABETH SHUFORD Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Glee Club 4. 3, 2: Lettermen's Club 4: Biology Club 4: Tri- Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Basketball 4. 3: President of Dramatics Club 4: Tennis Club 3: Home Eco- nomics Club 3: Victory Corps 3. HARRY Sl-IUFORD Tennis Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Debating Club 4: Football Manager 3: Latin Club 3: Home Room Representative 2. CHARLOTTE JO SIGMON Lettermen's Club 4: Glee Club 4, 3, 2, Secretary 4: Latin Club 3. PAUL SIGMON D. O. Club 4. RICHARD SIGMON D. O. Club 4. MARIE SIPE Bible Club 4: Home Economics Club 3: Span- ish Club 3, 2. VIRGINIA MARIE SPROUSE Home Economics Clubi 4: Latin Club 3: Bible Club 2. Page Twenty-one CH. S'I'ARNl4S K. S'I'.fXRNIfS STVVVNSON SU'IsIHiR 'I'IiMI'I.lf'l'ON 'VOWNSVNI7 'ILRFAIJWAY Vli 'KVRS XVlfS'l'MORIil.AND XVIiI'l'lfNI4R XVIILIAMBON XX'lNKI.I5R Ci. YUL'N'I' .I Yonwl e ' , qq: R? R f I ... K. ...fly . -Y .L iwgf ni in x E K0 ,Q 5 gi K- 1 M. A. S'l'ARNI5S S'1-IIIHIIIINS SWITIEZY TAYLOR B. TRAVIS IE. TRAVIS WAKlfI7IliI.IJ Vv7l5I.HOL'RNlf D. Wlllloklm W. Wluroklu YOUNG B. J. YoUN'1 W, .l. YoL'N'1' COLLINS lintcrcd late 1 V THE SE IUH CLASS GLENN STARNES D. O. Club 4, KEITH STARNES Latin Club 3. MARY ANN STARNES BILL STEPHENS FRANCES ISABELLA STEVENSON Glee Club 4: P.-T. A. Representative 4: Span- ish Club 4, 2: Home Room Representative 2: Home Economics Club 2. J ACK SUTHER Bible Club 4: Biology Club 4: Basketball 4: Football 4: Baseball 4, 3, 2. DOROTHY SWEEZY MINNIE TAYLOR Beta Club 4: Biology Club 4: Home Economics Club 4: Latin Club 3: Home Room Representative 3. LUCILLE TEMPLETON Beta Club 4: Bible Club 4: Glee Club 4: Latin Club 3. ROBERT TOWNSEND BLANCHE TRAVIS ERNEST TRAVIS Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Latin Club 3: Home Room Representative 3: Tennis Club 2: Band 3, 2, 1: Football 1. ARNOLD M. TREADWAY Tennis Club 4: Victory Corps 3. DOROTHY VICKERS CARL WAKEFIELD Lettermen's Club 4: Football 4, 3: Boys' Mono- gram Club 4. 3: Baseball 4. - CURTIS WELBOURNE Entered from Wilkesboro High School 3: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Debating Club 2, 1: Dramatics Club 2, 1. BETTY J O WESTMOREL.AND Bible Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4, 3: Girls' Monogram Club 4. 3: Basketball 4, 3, 2: Chemis- try Club 3: Latin Club 3: Victory Corps 3. REBECCA WHITENER Biology Club 4. DONALD WILFONG Bible Club 4: Football 2. WILMA FRANCES WILEONO Glee Club 4, 3, 2: Biology Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Girls' Monogram Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. 3: Basketball 4, 3: P.-T. A. Representative 4: Student Representative 4: Treasurer of Dramatics Club 4: Tennis Club 4: Latin Club 3: Home Economics 3: Victory Club 3. JAN WILLIAMSON Beta Club 4, 3: LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Bible Club 4: Tennis Club 4: Treasurer of Tri- Hi-Y Club 4, 3: Junior Marshal: Basketball 3: Latin Club 3: Archery Club 2: Home Room Rep- resentative 2. THOMAS WINKLER Football 5. 4, 3: Baseball 5, 4: Lettermen's Club 5, 4, 3, Vice-President 5: Boys' Monogram Club 5, 4. 3: Chemistry Club 4: Home Room Representative 5. ALLIE MAE YOUNG BETTY J O YOUNT Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Girls' Mono- gram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Beta Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Glee Club 3: Latin Club 3: Basketball' 4, 3, 2. CAROL YOUNT Secretary of Senior Class 4: Home Room Rep- resentative 3: Victory Corps 3: Spanish Club 3. 2: Biology Club 2: Teacher of Colored Bible Class. JACK YOUNT Biology Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Band 4, 3, 2. V WILLIE JO YOUNT Latin Club 3. , RUTH COLLINS Entered from Black Mountain High School: Chairman of Dramatics Club 3: Junior Marshal: Assistant Librarian 3: Home Room Representative: Chairman of Banquet Committee: Represented Black Mountain High School in meeting at Biltimore College. NO PICTURES PAUL LOWDERMILK TED RHYNE JACK SIGMON Page Twenty-three FIFTH YEAH UFFIFFIIS JOE MURPHY . , President PAUL BUFF . , , .Vice-President BILL BRADY . . . .Secretary FIFTH YE Il SF IUPIS R. A. BOsT Football 6, 5, 4, 3, 2: Baseball 6. 5, 4, 3: Letter- men's Club 6. 5: Student Council 6: Twig Staff 5: Pub- lications Club 5: Chemistry Club 4: Home Room Repre- sentative 3: Hi-Y Club 6. 5. BILL BRADY Football 5, 4, 2: Basketball 5, 4, 3, Z, l: Lettermen's Club 5. 4, 3: Boys' Monogram Club 5, 4, 3: Hi-Y Club 5, 4. 3. 2, Treasurer 4: Chemistry Club 4: Debating Club 4: Archery Club 4: Home Room Representative 4. 3, l: Latin Club 2: Vice-President of Sophomore Class. PAUL BUFF Football 5, 4, 3, 2. l: Baseball 5, 4, 3, 2, l: Hi-Y Club 5, 4. 3, 2: Chemistry Club 5: Monogram Club 5. 4, 3, 2: Lettermen's Club 5, 4, 3, 2: Dramatics Club 5: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Home Room Repre- sentative 4, 3: Latin Club 2, l. PAYE LOU BURNS BERNICE CATER Latin Club 3. NELLIE JEAN HUFFMAN Tri-Hi-Y Club 5, 4: Lettermen's Club 5, 4: Mono- gram Club 5, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 5: Basketball 5, 4, 3, 2. l: P.-T. A. Student Representative 5: Beta Club 5, 4: President of Senior Class 4: Class Homecoming Sponsor 4: Honor Club 3: Home Economics Club 2: Junior Marshal 3: Debating Club 2: Intramural Basket- ball. JACK LAIL D. O. Club 5: Home Room Representative 4: Basket- ball 2. THOMAS LONG Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club 3: Spanish Club 3: Better Speech Club 2: D. O. Club 5. Page Twenttf-four' PEGGY LOFLIN Chemistry Club 5, 4: Glee Club 5, 2: Home Economics Club 5, 2: Basketball 3, 2: Biology Club 2. HOYLE MILLER JOE MURPHY Boys' Monogram Club 5, 4, 3: Lettermen's Club 5. 4, 3, President 5: Football 5, 4. 3: Baseball 5. 4, 3. Z: Home Room Representative 5: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4. FRANCES MCCULLOH Lettermen's Club 5: Chemistry Club 5: Glee Club 5, 4, 3: Latin Club 3: Home Economics Club 2: Biology Club 2: Basketball l. ETHYL POARCH Beta Club 5: Latin Club 2. MID RAMSOUR Chemistry Club 4: Band 4. 3, 2: Archery Club 3: Football l: D. O. Club 5. ROBERT SMITH JOHN TATE Entered from Marion High School fourth year: Basket- ball 5, 4, 3, Z: Tennis 3, 2: Softball 2, l: Student Council 5. GENE WARLICK Basketball 5, 4, 3. 2. 1: Football 2: Chemistry Club 4: Hi-Y Club 5. 4: Lettermen's Club 5: Boys' Monogram Club 5: Cheerleader 5: Archery Club 3: Latin Club 2: Tennis Club 4, 3, 2, l. RALPH WILSON Football 5, 4, 3, 2, 1: Baseball 5, 4, 3. 2: Boys' Monogram Club 5, 4, 3, President 5: Lettermen's Club 5, 4, 3: Chemistry Club 5: Student Council 5: Spanish Club 2. FIFTH YEAH SENIUHS R. A. BOST BILL BRADY PAUL BUFI3 FAYE LOU BURNS BERNICE CATER NELLIE JEAN HUFFMAN JACK LAIL THOMAS LONG PEGGY LOFLIN A. .. HOYLE MILLER JOE MURPHY FRANCES MCCULLOH ETHIIL POARCH MID RAMSOUR ROBERT SMITH JOHN TQATE GENE WARLICIC RALPH WILSQUN Page Twenty-live I .4 EL 55 PHUPHEEY Dear John, Guess who dropped into my ofhce the other day-Bill Cauble and Phyllis Dupille. Yes, it certainly was good to see them again. Surprise number two-Thomas DeRhodes of the R 'ck-Arnold ' ' ' , piloted their helicopter for them. Pilot Robert Townsend was scheduled to bring them, but he was given another assignment at the last minute. Thomas knew all the news of our air-minded classmates. Armada Brown. Betty Jo Yount, Evelyn Little, and Willena Lail are airplane hostesses. Now, this is real news. Betty Freeman, Jan Williamson, and Jane Murphy are pilots. I was told just recently in a letter from Carl Wakefield that Don Wilfong and Glenn Starnes are expert mechanics for the airplane company for which he works. Bill and Edwin Shuford certainly must have a large law firm if one could base it on the size of their staff. Their secretaries are: Helen Roseman, Willie Jo Yount, Doris Pope, Minnie Taylor, Martha E. Frye, Marie Sipes, Elizabeth Shuford, Nadine Holbrook, and Jewel Hendrix. Gloria Lavitt and Mildred Jones are secretaries of the New York office. Frances Stevenson holds down a similar position in the city of Wichita, Kansas. Mary Louise Rudisill and Pauline Cooke are employed especially to fill out complicated questionnaires for the govern- ment. They have my deepest sympathy. John, did you read that statement in the newspaper by Major Gen. H. L. Propst, Jr.? He said that the Air Corps was sending Brig. Gen. Francis Rink and Capt. Louis Lyons to Europe with Col. Johnny Hart and Major Tommy Barger. There they will join Rear Admiral Herman Sain of the Navy Air Corps, Lt. Fred Cochran of the Marines, and Capt. James Black- wood of the Army Engineers, to attend another international conference. Mary Sheely Little, noted author, traveler, and linguist, will serve as interpreter for the conference. Ann Jones, authority on China, may attend, according to Eloise Hill, society editor of a New York paper. Allene Sherrill will record the events in a book. Last week the famous cornetist, Richard CDrip to usb Newton visited the Martha J. Frye Institute of Music. Martha called in all of her teachers to perform. While Richard corneted. Jane Nowell and Lorena Phillips beat out a duet on the piano: Irene Bolick and Josephine 'Beam sang: Martha stood in a corner stroking a violin. John CMoeJ Kiser and Ernest fCooteJ Travis came in time for refreshments to blast and blow on an alto horn and flute. I also learned that Jack Suther is owner of Hickory Chair Company, and Keith Starnes. Dorothy Vickers, Alice Brogla, and Ruth Herman are assistant managers of Woolworth stores. Adrian Frye is still growing the best vegetables in the nation. Earl Goodman has opened another welding school, this time in Charlotte, and William McNeely is the new manager of the Palace Theatre in our home town. John, I hear that Clarence Camp's coaching of that Harvard team will give Boyd Parker's Chicago boys a run for their money in their next game. What has Coach Williard Helton got to say about that pigskin duel? Have you heard that Jack Setzer and Thomas Winkler are now playing pro football? I hear that Jack may be selected as the year's most outstanding player: Winkler has also been at the top. Doctors Virginia Howard, Georgianna Hayes, and Katherine Robeson have certainly nursed Tommy Bost back to health since Betty Gaither's horse stepped on him. With flowers from Betty Jean Lineberger's Flower Shop to cheer him. Tommy will soon be back at work for Claude Abernethy, owner of the nation's largest chain stores. The John Black Markets. how- ever, are giving Claude headaches with its keen competition. Speaking of doctors, Nurses Wanda Sebastian, Peggy Paige, Ora Lee Bumgarner, Ruth Crump, Frances Rudisell, and Annie Elrod, who were recently released by Betty Jo Westmore- land, will enter the employment of Dr. William Rink. Frances Aiken is a surgical nurse at Duke: Evelyn Knox, Betty Hudson, and Bernell Barger are Navy nurses: Doris Bowman is a dietitian, and Juanita CSadieJ Hill is relieving considerable mental distress with her noble psychiatry. Lucille Templeton is the nurse that men get sick for. Charlotte Jo Sigmon is Dr. Rink's secretary. Did you see in this month's issue of Women of the World the article by Joyce Barker on The Private and Professional Life of Power's Prize Model? As you probably already know, Peggy K. Bolick is the pick of the month. Joyce brought out the fact that Peggy's greatest asset is perse and poisinalityf' It's suppose to be a secret, but it is rumored that Curtis Bolick is working on an invention which will make the airplane seem as old fashioned as horse and buggies once seemed to us. Another rumor is that Melvin Ellis and Jack Alexander have developed a chicken which lays bigger and better eggs. They have quite a chicken ranch now, I hear. Robert Huffman and Paul Pope are reported to be considering buying out the two to combine with their Contented Cows' Dairy. Page Twenty-six CLASS PHUPHEEY Virginia Fritz has opened a girls' summer camp in Georgia. Associated with her are Audrey Christopher as camp nurse and Ruth Clay as dancing instructor. Virginia writes me that just across the lake Frances Brown and Jamie Fisher have established a retreat for wearied school teachers in need of a long rest from the mental stress and physical exertion of educating such successful citizens as our class turned out to be. Betty Ann Hewitt's latest novel, C. O. Miller, Super-Detective, will soon hit Broadway in play form. Annie Pearl Curtis. Mildred Fox, Dorothy Shuford, and Aileen Hass will serve as special stage decorators. Dorothy Sweezy will play the part of the housewife who found the body of Eugene Annas. mad television and electronics scientist. Have you been to Joe Mitchell's newest theatre? It was air-conditioned by Sherman Butler. Lighting effects are by Ernest Glenn Huffman. Joe's secretary is Dorothy Bovender. Carol Yount. Ruth Putman, Mary Pope, and Doris Propst turned soft and are now teaching school. R. D. Bolick, Jr., is their brightest pupil. i Wilma Wilfong writes me that she is doing very well: however. she has a problem- whether to marry her boss or his son. Don't you think that picture Frances Balch drew of Mildred Blanton is out to win much recognition? Anyway, Betty Peille, the telegraph operator, heard a famous artist say that the picture was tops in his judgment. When your players get sick, why not have them insured by Martha Gray instead of sending them to Bobby CFlopJ Rhyne and Harry Shuford, the veterinarians? Have you been out to the Park's Riding Academy, lately? Bill Stephens is Clifford's expert horse trainer. I hear they are making a killing off of old dowagers who think they can ride. Did you know that six of our high school beauties are Rockette girls-Barbara Ann Dantzler, Betty Lou Correll, Peggy Louise Bolick, Darlene Bigsby, Rebecca Whitener. and Elizabeth Sammons. I noticed in the paper The Navy News yesterday, which is edited by Curtis Welbourne. that Betty Seitz has become the blushing bride of America's richest playboy. Virginia Sprouse, who hopes to be the main character in a forthcoming event, was the maid of honor. What do you think? Some one from dear ole Hickory High sent me a copy of the Twig. James Hinson is the new principal, Margie Bynum the home economics teacher, Ruth Norris the physical education teacher, Bobbie Carpenter and Allie Mae Young, English teachers, and Ted Rhyne carries on for our beloved Mr. Craft. I darted into the Eat Right Cafeteria the other day and ran right into Jackie Reid who has recently returned from the Philippines. She told me that Paul Lowdermilk and Jack Sigmon are working hard on some of the difficult engineering projects in India. She told me also that Ruth Reinhardt, Mary Ann Starnes, Blanche Travis, Evelyn Jenkins, and Eula Cran- Lord have made most successful ventures in matrimony. That's quite an accomplishment these ays. J. L. Setzer and Richard Greer have been lucky in the management of their Streamlined Bus Lines, in operation on the Alcan Highway between Juno, Alaska, and Buenos Aires. Argentine. Have you heard anything recently about Jack Yount and Richard Sigmon? The last I heard both were on an expedition to the jungles of Brazil in search of a lost archaeologist. Doris Deitz and Martha Hunt have just bought a little shop which they propose to turn into a tea parlor, which will probably be a hang-out for! high school kids. Russell Pope charged them an enormous price for a juke-box. I know you must have changed secretaries again. Betty Busby would never make all the mistakes in that last letter from you. Why don't you fire her and hire Frances Huggins or Johnny Cash? If for any reason you are not so inclined, send her back to school to learn some English from Aileen Eckard, Margaret Correll, or Marilyn Frye. I know Louise High, Lucille Seitz. or Opal Gentry could improve her typing. And if they can't do it, try Mary Ann Houck at Vassar. Yours 'til Donald Deal goes haywire and is sent to the Community Asylum, established by Frances Puett. Ex animo. ROBERT MORRISON. Page Twenty-seven Page Tweniy- qhl BEST EITIZEN5 MARY SHEELY LITTLE JOHN HAY CLAUDE ABERNETHY JOHNNIE CASH PHYLLIS DUPILLE AILEEN ECKARD MARTHA J. FRYI2 JOHN HAY GEORGIANNA HAYES H S H JAN WILLIAMSON L5 BETTY ANN HEWITT MARY SHEELY LITTLE ROBERT MORRISON JANE NOWELL DOROTHY SHUFORD ERNEST TRAVIS ESTHER ULLMAN Page Twenty-nine SU 5 Y THE SENIUH5 BETTY GAITHER. HARRY SI-IUFORD . . . ,...,...,. Wz'!tiest JUANITA HILL, BOBBY RHYNE ..., . . .Y.Y Best School Spirited MARTHA FRYE, CLAUDE ABERNETHY . , ,... Mosr Dependable MARY ANN HOUCK, R. D. BOLICK . . . , . .Most Dignified PHYLLIS DUPILLE, BILL CAUBLE . . . . , .Most Popular Page Thirty SU S Y THE SE IUPIS MARX' SHEELY LITTLE, ROBERT MORRISON . . , ,,.. Most 1r7Iel1?Ctuc1l JAN WILLIAMSON, BILL HELTON .I... ELOISE HILL. BOYD PARKER I . , . FRANCES BOLCH. WILLIAM RINK , , . . VIRGINIA HOWARD. RICHARD NEWTON BETTY ANN HEWITT, JOHN HAY . , . . , Friendlies! Most Aihletic . .I., Nearest IBest Looking Most Versatile Page Thin y-one L ST WILL AND TESTAME T It is a sad but necessary obligation that we. the Senior Class of 1944, seeing our high school life slowly but surely drawing to a close, do hereby declare this to be our LAST WILL Article I: To Dr. Caryer, our esteemed superintendent, we leave our very best wishes. Article II: To Mr. Cottrell, our beloved principal, we leave this, our sincere wish that he . in the future, may have more deserving students than we. Article III: To our capable Faculty, we wish to express our appreciation and gratitude. We are resolved that your untiring efforts shall not be in vain. Article IV: To those who shall succeed us we do humbly will these our talents and idiosyncrasies: To Pauline Shipman goes Dorothy Sweezy's queenly ways. Blanche Travis is anxious for Rheba Starr to have her love for irregular Spanish verbs. Allie Mae Youn leaves her swe ess and gentle looks to Lillian Seabo . Bryan Wilfong, do you suppose you cou use a ittle of rno rea ways seemingy s yness toward the fairer sex? H. L. Propst wills his genuine friendliness toward everyone to Jimmy Mangum. Evelyn Little will share her petiteness with O'Lema Cody. To Thesta Maye Frye, Doris Pope wills her graciousness. Betty Seitz confers on Dorothy Collins her love for every one. Marie Sipe wishes Mildred Sigmon to have her good-naturedness. To Eldon Estep, Jack Sigmon leaves his cute grin. Mary Pope bequeaths her kindness to Jane Stratton. Virginia Sprouse leaves her charming mannerisms to Margie Penland. Russell Pope will give Weyburn Seabock one of his air castles built during one of his English classes. Ruth Putman leaves her seat on the bus to any poor soul who might have to stand up. Claude Abernethy leaves his love for riding his motor bike to Fred Ritter. To Frances Hartzoe, Frances Aiken donates her red hair. Jack Alexander leaves his quite ways in the class rooms to George Murphy. Bernell Barger leaves her love for Miss Setzer's Latin class to Betty Rainey Gamble. Tommy Barger bequeaths his small stature to any very large junior. Josephine Beam wishes her pancake make-up on Gloria Lippard. Darlene Bigsby leaves her apparent deftness in handling men Cone in certainj to Martha Starnes. John Black wills Milton Snyder his job as the Boy Scout who asks, Do you have any waste paper today? James Black wills his love for sleeping in fifth period study hall to John Cansler. Mildred Blanton grants the use of her long black curls to Elizabeth Candler. Frances Balch bequeaths her good looking clothes to the best dressed girl in the class of '46. Irene Bolick leaves her ability of making high grades to Dude Herman. Peggy T. Bolick and Peggy K. Bolick leave their similar names to Carol Drum and Carolyn Drum. R. D. Bolick leaves his charm curl waves to J. C. Johnson. Robert Bolick leaves his luck for getting hurt in football games to the next unlucky fellow on the team. Betty Busby leaves her prompt- ness in Sunday School to Marian Burns. Bill Cauble bestows his good looks to Hampton Shuford. Tommy Bost bestows his love for the sea on Red Dunivent. Wanda Sebastian leaves her place as forward on the basketball team to Martha Digh. We know Eugene Tomason will appreciate Richard Sigmon's wad of chewing gum which he left under the desk in fifth period study hall two years ago. Paul Pope leaves his poker face to Norman Locke. Glenn Starnes bequeaths his Ivory soap complexion to Lamar Poovey. Ruth Reinhardt. Lucille Seitz, and Dorothy Vickers leave their seats on the bus to the gremlins. Thomas DeRhodes wills his expert paint brush to Nolan Yount. With a sigh of relief. Aileen Eckard wills her job of taking up papers in second period Bible class to Eva Mae Hunter. To Sarah Virginia Wither- spoon, Phyllis Dupille leaves her fine sportsmanship. Melvin Ellis leaves his loud snoring in English class to Bob Roseman. To Lucia Ann Cauble. Annie Elrod leaves her domestic abilities. Mildred Jones confers upon Betty Abbott her fickle- ness. To Billy Barger, Glenn Huffman leaves his classification of One A. Richard Greer leaves his bus driving position to Harold Hewat. Beezie Hill leaves her nickname to Helen Isenhour. Virginia Fritz wants Mary Gwin Saine to have her harem-scarem ways. Bobby Carpenter leaves her innocence when it comes to knocking on metal file cases to Doris Miller. Margie Bynum bequeaths her love for Macbeth to Hazel Seabock. The boy who- can fill Rusty's place in the 1943 championship team may have Clarence Camp's nickname. Johnnie Cash wills her diligence to Martha Jean Pope. Upon Agnes Hollar is bestowed Audrey Christopher's timidness. Fred Cochran leaves his love for airplanes to Clarence Fisher. Pauline Cooke wills her gaiety to Joan Shell. To Emma Kate Yount, Betty Lou Correll wills her use-to-be long hair. Margaret Correll leaves her love for propositions to Viola Wallace. Sarah Cox bequeaths her quite manner to Wiladeen Hunt. Donald Dean and Flop Rhyne leave their over-developed vocal cords to 1944's football cheering section. Annie Curtis grants Joyce Moser her exotic look. Eula Cranford leaves her beloved desk in Spanish class to Joyce Madaris. Ruth Crump bestows on Helen Sigmon her big appetite. Barbara Ann Dantzler leaves her ability to attract the opposite sex to Mimi Jean Correll. To Floyd Barger, Curtis Bolick leaves his mania for pester- ing fellow typists. Doris Deitz leaves her beautiful handwriting to any one who still scribbles. To Margie Warren, Jamie Fisher leaves her masculine name. Mildred Fox leaves her amicable manner to Mary Arney. Betty Freeman's freckles are bequeathed to Doris Busby. Adrian Frye leaves to Duanne Annas his love for farming. Marilyn Frye leaves her love for hitting people around her in Algebra class to John Robert Flowers. Guinell Freeman receives Mary Ann Houck's job as basketball manager. John Hay bestows on Gilbert Mayfield his ability to trip the light fantastic. Jewel Hendrix's love for bookkeeping goes to Mildred Newton, with Page Thirty-two pleasure I am sure. To the deserving Juniors, Juanita Hill leaves her sportsmanship. Martha J. Frye unloads on the unsuspecting Rachel Tuttle her nutty ideas, moron jokes, and ability to shoot bull. To Joe Thompson, Johnny Hart wills his small. quiet voice. Ann Jones leaves her upswept hair-do to Mary Bess Tilley. Martha E. Frye leaves her spelling ability to Betty Jo Yoder. Peggy Wilson receives Georgianna Hayes' beautiful blond hair. Betty Gaither leaves her knack for drawing horses to Joy Crapps. To Thelma Eckard, Betty Hudson willfully leaves her perplexity of Algebra problems. Nadine Holbrook's basketball uniform goes to the girl who its it. To Enoch Horn, Earl Goodman leaves his uncomfortable chair in Mr. Craft's D. O. class. The stateliness of Aileen Hass is left to Nora Mask. Martha Gr ' vivaciousness is bestowed upon Dorothy Kilby. O .. ri ' .u --. -- -. o - sion ' left : W In case C. G. Mason comes back next year Williard Helton leaves is rien y pat on t e ac and cordial greetings. James Hinson leaves his bright and cheerful manner to Wade Parlier. Betty Ann Hewitt leaves her love for Northwestern to any one who desires it. Robert Huffman leaves his ability to laugh at things in chapel to James Phillips. The harlequin glasses of Frances Huggins go to Nancy Moss. Martha Hunt gives her slender figure to Dorothy Miller. Evelyn Jenkins leaves her title of the Memphis Belle to the next true southern gentle- woman. Joyce Barker leaves to Marion Roberts her lovely manners. is h la ives her t in k' . Ruth Herman leaves her big hair ribbon to Miriam Self. To argaret ertz. ouise ig bequeaths her dark eyes. C. O. Miller leaves his curly hair to Ulysees Crump who we hope will use it. To Joe Evans, Harry Shuford leaves his dashing ways with the girls. Curtis Welboume wants J. T. Holland to have his large vocabulary. To Walter Hipp goes Robert Morrison's gift of gab. Lorena Phillips bequeaths her alto voice to any one in the glee club who may need it. Frances Puett bestows upon Jean Milliken the responsibility of furnishing chewing gum and candy to the girls. Dorothy Shuford donates her shy but coy manner with the opposite sex to pleasing Dorothy Killian. To Richard Cole goes John Kiser's ability to argue about nothing. May all the girls have Virginia Howard's luck at marriage. Ace Parker gives his athletic ability to Bill Jackson. Jan Williamson's love for horses and cadets goes to Punchy Hunsucker. Cooter Travis wills his mathematical mind to anyone who Miss Dixon thinks might need it. Elizabeth Shuford and Wilma Wilfong leave to Billie Beebe Fulenwider and Punchy Hunsucker their genuine friendship. Edwin Dude Shuford leaves Charles Mitchel his slick black hair. To Arabelle Jones, Betty Jane Linberger leaves her charming gentle nature. Joe Mitchell's tallness and good looks go to James Landis. Gloria Lavitt bequeaths her typing ability to next year's LOG secretary. Since he has a great deal of it, Richard Newton does not mind willing a portion of his knack and talent on the comet to Glenn Henkel. Dumpy Nowell willingly gives her nackname to Bonnie Sue Jarvis. Jane Murphy's beautiful combinations of skirts and sweaters go to Augusta Garth. If Bruce Templeton Wants it he may have Don Kaylor's big brim hat. Mary Sheely Little bequeaths her versatility and love for Spanish to Violet Troutman. Jack Setzer and Carl Wakefield give their ability to be mean in football games to Grady Miller and Harold Bridgeman. Clifford Park's horsey way is willed to Glenn Berry. Kathryn Robeson cheerfully gives her sense of humor to Jean Koerner. Francis Rink gladly hands overrhis luck with trafhc cops to Tommy Greene. Allene Sherrill wills her naturally curly hair to Rose Mary Houck. May Jason Brown have as much luck with the fairer sex as William Rink has enjoyed. Paul Sigmon gives a few inches of his height to John Robert Flowers. Betty Jo Yount's love for basketball goes to Betty Jean Clemmer. Molly Walton may have Betty Jo Westmoreland's gym shoes if she will fork over coupon number 18. Rebecca Whitener wills her golden silence to Dolly Jean Leonard. Herman Sain bequeaths his love for the Navy to Calvin Halyburton. We know Mary Louise King will appreciate Evelyn Knox's generous gift to her-that of her deep love for geometry. Willena Lail wills her golden tresses to Linda Miller. Lewis Lyons wants Avery Wilfong to have his wonderful physique. To Betty Aiken goes Ruth Norris' athletic ability. To Royce Robeson goes Donald Wilfong's expert method of blending soft drinks. Keith Starnes wants Robert Huffman to have his love for photography. Mary Ann Starnes wills her seat in typing to Mrs. Ambrose's pet. To Paul Allred goes Bill Stephens' closely cropped hair. Minnie Taylor leaves her Latin ability to Johnnie Gilbert. With Lucille Templeton's per- mission Suzanne Kramer may have her neat hair-do. Helen Roseman leaves her love of factoring the sum of cubes to Peggy Hallman. To Malcom Rink, Ted Rhvne bequeaths his fascinating mustache. Frances Rudisill leaves her unusual color schemes to Bobby Yount. Mary' Louise Rudisill bestows upon Icky Long her neatness. Carol Drum may have Elizabeth Sammons' big. baby blue eyes. Charlotte Jo Sigmon leaves her position as secretary of the Glee Club to anyone who has the nerve to take it.. To Evelyn Petree goes Carol Yount's charming personality. Fuzzy Jack -Yount's nickname is cast to Tommy Blevins. William McNeely leaves his gracious manners to Fred Clarke. Although he isn't through with the art, Thomas Winklers agrees to let Ray Cline have a bit of his manly appeal with the girls. Peggy Paige leaves her place in the cafeteria to anyone wanting it. Betty Peile's wizz at English is bestowed. on Elsie Mae Key. If we have snow next year Jack Suther leaves his ability to hit people 'to' Alvin Kepley. Bob Townsend leaves his beloved pipe 'to Ralph Hollar. Willie Jo Yonht bequeaths her perseverance to Pansy Zimmerman. Frances Stevenson's faithful dependability is bestowed on Elena Jean Warren. Paul Lowdermilk willingly bestows on J. V. McKinney his love for English composition. To anyone who is able to fill it, Doris Propst leaves her place on the Twig. Jackie Reid's love for riding a bicycle goes to Ja And, now, if any Senior, through the writer's error, has not been heard, you may cast off any of your talents or idiosyncrasies to any poor Junior who for the same reason has not been on the receiving end of this LINE. , Page Thirty-three 7Nn.J.J L I I JU IUH CLASS UPPIEERS BILL JACKSON , President fl F' A RACHEL TUTTL13 ,Viceflfresidenz BQNNHQ SU15 JARVIS , Secretary ff, '- ' , - 1 3 ' 'A ,Ln 4 ' - Ep Z .,..AA,4,lJ ff 61 'X ! I f ,A A A.-.J ' MM,-. -M' ,G iv ,. JJ. 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K J wi-'li I CLYDE SAINE r Gr Q ' MARY GWYN SAINE QDOV ' 5 ' A CARROLL SEABOCR 6' H5214 pf' O , w sv' MI, A HAZEL SEABOCK - N Q ru yr, A Q frgwei 493 fin? R If 'Q 1 'A . . ZN 3 0. L, - , 5 Z -0 . , L 4 19 in I WEYBURN SEAEOCK , f VJ, 'C - M 'WIL...BERT...-...SEABOCK OJ Vifllv Y 1 ' yi f FRED SEAGLE ,,f-wffW ' ' 1 ' 7 QL , C EY f . f 'rw MARGARET SEITZ 3 7 MIRIAM SELI2 RALDO SHARPE I J AN SHELL i , ,I J TB I ,L:Q,4l2,a,,,,, ' f ff vi , yv ff 'TA ' In X Q 3 . , RY FRANCES SHELL Q K. I MA f A 5 A My ,MILDRED SHEII' -L. '. ,- Ln,f,..1O- L 12 ,XQ V7 1 I BILL SHERRILL 514 SAIQ Q4Q,V,v,VMjQ4, U I PAULINE SHIPMAN LI V-JC. IL, ,IQ,,,E,Ii X' Q M s , ,Q,AH1U- F Q ' 1N,,.-:ta '-',,n-X I S 5' ' V M JACK SHOOK 'A fl qui. I I A WADE HAMPTON SHUFORBG 'J' A g f S.. BILLY SIGMON JIWM Ly, ' GWYN SIGMON ' X 'G,+UJf- Raw p Cliffs Q HELEN SIGMON J MILDRED SIGMON I LOYD SIPE N VIRGINIA SLAYTON A k Ag-9 . Q CLYDE SMITH L A gf HOMER SMITH T MARTHA STARNES C i MILLIE JEAN STARNES S ' U ALVIN STARR I Y. I V A RHEBA STARR ' 5 4 5' 5 JANE STRATTON . DORIS TEAGUE .V K ' MAYNARD TEAGUE Q, A : 'J . f BRUCE TEMIJLETON A A I EUGENE THOMASON CQ QQETHOMPSON- H., ' - I' . Q MARY BESS TILLEY ., ' , A 'Q VIOLET TROUTMAN xg f , ,.l ' MARGIE TURNER I -Q LLAL , ' I ,W I RACHEL TUTTLE I '- . 32' an '5 in J I O 'T H A .0 L W 1 at 44 T A NJ N O Picture UNIUPIS EDNA MAE WALKER VIOLA WALLACE MARGIE WALLS MARGARET ANN WALTON BILL WARREN ELENA JEANNE WARREN MARJORIE WARREN WADE WARREN BILLY WHISNANT CLYDE WHITE AVERY WILFONG BRYAN WILEONG GUY WILSON PEGGY WILSON SARAH VIRGINIA WITHERSPOON WANDA WOODIE HOWARD WRIGHT BETTY JO YODER BETTY MARIE YODER BOBBIE YOUNT EMMA KATE YOUNT NOLAN YOUNT ZELMA YOUNT PANSY ZIMMERMAN MARY BARKER-Entered from Maiden High School. Maiden. N. C. MINNA HARRISON--Entered from Huntington High School, West Virginia. Page Forty GEORGE MURPHY. FHESHMA CLASS UFFIEEHS .JAMES GRADY . ,. . Ifresidenz DQLAN HUIIIIMAN . Vz'cefl'residenz AUDRIQY BOLCII , . Secrezary Paqr Forty-on FHESHMAN CLASS Willie Ruth Abeej Henry Abernethy Pauline Abernethy Ruby Adams Dwight Adkins Eugene Alexander Margaret Anderson R. A. Andrews, Jr. Ruby Lee Bailey. Lucille Bentley Mildred Berry Dollie Mae Byers Paul Bigsby Edith Blackwell Norma Ruth Bogle Audrey Bolch Carolyn Balch Janie Bolch Mary Frances Bolick Naomi Bolick Cecil Bost Peggy Bost Claude Bowman Page lforly-Iwo Keith Bowman Dean Boyd Vance Bright Dorothy Brittain Ann Brooks Martha Jane Brown Buddy Broyles Betty Sue Bumgarner Doris Bumgarner Jimmie Bumgarner Q gl Nina, Burns Bonnie Bynum Pauline Byrd Martha Candler Robert Cansler Marjorie Carver Joe Cater Milton Clenseur Martha Cline Ruth Connell Roberta Cooke Edward Cook Peggy Cook Nell Cox C. W. Craig Barbara Crouch Betty Crump Bobby Deal Edna Deal Millie Ann Dellinger Christine DeRhodes Inez Duncan George Dunivent Beulah Durham Cecil Edge Junior Edwards Ruth Fisher Patsy Ruth Ford Bill Foster Mike Foster Bennie Fox Margie Fox Jeanette Franklin Jean Frans Conway Fulbright James Furlong M M' PHESHMAN CLASS Virginia Gabbard Don Gallamore Bettie Rainey Gamble Ada Jane Geitner James Grady Marshleen Gregg Ruth Gregory Joan Griflin Leon Griflin Billye Hamby Howard Hale Betty Lou Hartley Doris Haskins Coy Hawn Jack Hawn Dorothy Hefner Marie Hefner Olga Henkel David Hewitt Joyce Higgins R. A. High J. C. Hill BE-lZeHoneycutt Ray Houston Joyce Howard Truman Hudson Clarence Huffman Dolan Huffman Violet Huffman Martha Hunt Mary Hunt George Hutton Jeanne Hutton Joel Hyder Billie Jones Margaret Jones Iray Kanipe Herbert Ketchan Edwin Kenworthy Sarah Lou Killian Ralph Kirby Suzanne Kramer Betty Jo Lafevers Ray Laffon Reid Laffon Benny Lafone Betty Sue Lael Bobby Lail Eugene Lail Fletcher Lail Fred Lail Josephine Lail Mary Anna Lail Raymond Lane Paul Lane J. W. Laney Kinney Mae Lawrence Doris Lentz Ruth Lemmond A. J. Lingle Betty Lingle Ernest Lippard Mardecia Little Margaret Little William Little Maxine Lockhart J. B. Lowman A. L. Lutz Frances Lutz Page Forty-three :L ,Ajit 1, U 'fflf yu, 'X fl'I4.44....,.lt,1-4.11- L PHESHMAN ELASS Herbert Marlow Richard Marlow Dorothy McCray Lucille McCulloh Oneda McGuire Ellen McIntyre Peggy Joyce Mclver Frankie McNeilly Mary Frances Melvin Tommy Messick Betty Jo Miller Billy Miller Freddy Miller Peggy Miller Bobbie Mitchell James Moss Robert Mozeley Nellie Parsons Phil Patton Page Forty-four Peggy Peeler William Penley Evelyn Petree William Phity Edward Pierce Lois Plemmons Sallie Jane Poarch Jimmy Poovey Kenneth Poovey Nancy Poovey ...- Reid Poovey Mildred Poovey Kenneth Powell Gene Price Aeir Wantia Propst Walter Propst, Jr. James Calvin Raley Betty Jean Ramsey Ned Reese Betty Jean Revels John Rhodes Charles Rhoney Adrian Rink Marion Ritter Ben Robinson Bobby Roper Bleeka 'Rowe Betty Jane Rowe Larry Rowe William Rozzelle Betty Jean Rudisill Marshall Sain Pauline Sain Bmmptes Jean Seagle Betty Ruth Seitz Martha Jane Self Lewis Settlemyre Patsy Setzer 0 , iw l ll J N , 1 X, if FHESHMAN CLASS Jack Sherrill Mildred Shepherd Clara Sigmon Fred Sigmon Linewood Sigmon Marjorie Sigmon Martha Sigmon Mary Alice Sigmon Douglas Smith James Smith Venus Smith Vera Smith Milton Snyder Kenneth Spencer Mary Catherine Starnes Hal Starr Henry Steele Judy Stevenson Gwendolyn Suttlemyre Delma Sweezy Peggy Jean Tallant Betty Sue Tallent Joan Taylor Mickey Taylor Betty Teague Dorothy Teague Hayes Terrell Libby Jean Tolbert Willie Mae Townsend Ruby Vickers Jeanette Walters Juanita Warren Bobby Watts Betty Jo Weaver Agnes Wells Maru Jo Whisnant Betty Jean White Joanne White Peggy Jean White Ann Whitener Peggy Wilhelm Hilda Williams Cara Alice Wilson Mary Frances Wilsor - , l Peggy Rae Wilsonk f Q, James Winkler Martha Witherspoon Sonya Witten Bobby Wood Doris Wooten Betty Jo Wyatt Mary Lee Yount Esther Zerden Shirley Yount Esther Zerden Page Forty-five X ,J 1. .af ' WH TWE UU l. Mental Research .2. Student Bible Teachers 3. Five to Twelve , 4. Balch's Quarters 5. Beat'in lt Out . ,6. Deatons Pets . 7. Paper Patriots 8. Here We Come 9. Behind the Presses . l0. All Work and No Praise 1 . ffiu ' I l. Ofhcers of Honor System IZ. Science Moves On 13. Scrappers 14. Drip Corners lj. Student Assistant 16, More Student Bible Teachers I7, Sister and Brother Scraps 18. VJorking with nuts and bolts IO. XVork-Vsfatch 20. No speed Limit Z I. Ofhce Assistant 22. House- wives in the Making .23 Machine Shop Crew 24. P.-T.A Executive Member 25. A stitch in time saves nine. THE 1944 HICHUHY LUG MARTHA FRYE AND MARY SHEELY LITTLE ..T. R. D. BOLICK . . . JOHNNIE CASH . , . DORIS BOWMAN . . . BOYD PARKER . . . JANE NOWELL . . . ROBERT MORRISON . BETTY GAITI-IER . . . GLORIA LAVITT .... DOROTI-IY BOVENDER JAN WILLIAMSON . . PHYLLIS DUPILLE . . BILL CAUBLE ..... CLAUDE ABERNETHY MRS. P. W. DEATON Page Forty-eight . . . .Co-Editors .Senior Editor .Junior Editor Student Editor Athletic Editor , , .Club Editor . .Club Editor Snapshot Editor . . . . . . .Secretary . , . . . , .Secretary Business Manager Business Manager Business Manager Business Manager . .Faculty Adviser THE HIEHUHY TWIG BETTY ANN HEWITT ERNEST TRAVIS . . . AILEEN ECKARD . . . BETTY JANE LINEBERGER . JOHN HAY .,..... GLENN HUFFMAN . MARY ANN HOUCK ALLENE SHERRILL . BETTY SEITZ ...... JOHN KISER .Y.,., FRANCES BOLCH . . . VIRGINIA HOWARD . DOROTHY SHUIIORD GEORGIANNA HAYES D ....4 CURTIS WELEOURNE JOHNNY HART ,.I,. News from Every Branch ..........Editor . . . .Composing Staff . . .Composing Stal? . . . .Composing Staff .........Sports . . .Sports . . .Sports . . .Features . . .Features . ..Features . . . . .Features . .Photography . . . . . . . . . .Advertising . . . . . . . . . . .Advertising Circulation and Exchange Circulation and Exchange . . .......... News BETTY JO YOUNT . . . . .News LORENA PHILLIPS . . . . . .News ELIZABETH SHUEORD . . .News BARBARA ANN DANTZLER . . . . . .News J. L. SETZER ............. . . .News MRS. CLINTON CILLEY . . . . .Adviser Page Forty-nine 4. STUDE T EUUNEIL Students selected from each class by the students serve on the Student Coun cil, which exists as an agency to deal with matters concerning both students and the administration. It seeks to stimulate a sense of responsibility the cooperative spirit, and a democratic attitude among the students. MEMBERS Miss ADELAIDE SHUEoRD. Adviser Joi-IN BLACK R. A. BOST, Chairman ANNIE P. CURTIS, Secretary AUGUSTA GARTIEI PEGGY HALLMAN WILLIARD HELTON Page Fifty WILLIAM LITTLE DOROTHY LoNG BEN ROBINSON JOHN TATE J UANITA WARREN RALPH WILSON I ! HI The purposg is tiOn all e pr Orion Of c ' cgals Of honesty, n I ship ng h chOOl studen . ' , ,pb X' OF CERS LW' MARX,-gil? L LSIZE , .,... 5, I , . esidenl 'QOHN Y ........,... Q ...,4,..... . . . . . , e-President RYE . ..... ,........... .... f . .Secretary YL UPI .-. I , . , . . . , 1 Treasurer eb If QQ A MEMBERS 0' EJ R BOLICK O'g.A DE ABERN HY Is OWMAN J IE CASH J ARGARET CORRELL CAROL DRUM AILEEN ECKARD ELDON ESTEP BILLIE B. FULENWIDER GEORGIANNA HAYES BETTY ANN HEWITT NELLIE JEAN HUFFMAN ALICE I-IUNSUCRER BONNIE SUE JARVIS ELSIE MAE KEY DORIS MILLER ROBERT MORRISON JANE NOWELL ETHEL PORCHE MARTHA JEAN POPE KATHRYN ROBESON WILBERT SEABOCK WILLIAM SHERRILL DOROTHY SHUFORD QLIQRED SIGMON NES JANE STRATTON MINNIE TAYLOR LUCILLE TEMPLETON ERNEST TRAVIS VIOLET TROUTMAN RACHEL TUTTLE VIOLA WALLACE JAN WILLIAMSON BARBARA YOUNT BETTY JO YOUNT Page Fifty-Om .'-YYX,4.Jx.A.!,LJl- I-'-If BIBLE EL B 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 Sub jects. GLENN HUEEMAN . . CAROL YOUNT . FRED COCHRAN MARTHA GRAY . OFFICERS MISS CAROLYN MOORE . . . ...... . . . . JOYCE BARKER JOSEPHINE BEAM LUCILLE BENTLEY BETTY BUMGARNER JIMMY BUMGARNER ORA LEE BUMGARNER FRED COCHRAN ROBERTA COOKE PAULINE COOKE MARGARET CORRELL BETTY LOU CORRELL RUTH CRUMP AILEEN ECKARD MELVIN ELLIS MILDRED Fox MARTHA GRAY LEON GRIFFTN LOUISE HIGH Page Fifty-two MEMBERS ELOISE HILL GLENN HUEEMAN HAL HUEEMAN CLARENCE HUEEMAN MILDRED JONES 'REVONDA KIZIAH MARY ANN LAIL NORMAN LOCKE HOWARD HALE MAXINE LOCKHART MARJORIE MCCRAY MARY FRANCES MELVIN JANE MURPHY PEGGY PAIGE LORENA PHILLIPS PROPST FRANCES UDISILL , . . . . . .President . . .Vice-President . . . .Secretary . .Treasurer . , .Adviser PAULINE SAIN ELIZABETH SAMMONS WANDA SEBASTIAN JACK SETZER JOAN SHELL MILDRED SHELL MARIE SIPE MARY ANN STARNES JACK SUTHER BETTY SUE TALLANT LUCILLE TEMPLETON HAYES TERRELL DOROTHY VICKERS BETTY WESTMORELAND DONALD WILFONG JAN WILLIAMSON THOMAS WINKLER CAROL YOUNT CAROLYN BALCH MARY SHEELY LITTLE DEB TINE CLUB The Debating Club was organized to teach the basic principles of debating, to encourage Original thinking in and discussion of current problems, and to provide opportunities for various types of public speaking. OFFICERS MARTHA FRYE .r.... .r.....,., .r.r. P r esidenl ROBERT MORRISON ,.r.. ., Vice-President MARY SHEELY LITTLE , , , ..... Secretary BOBBIE YOUNT .,.... MRS. EARL REESE . I ' ....AdU1ser . . .Treasurer MEMBERS JOHNNIE CASH DOROTHY COLLINS EDNA DEAL CHRISTINE DERHODES PHYLLIS DUPILLE MARION FOX MARTHA J. FRYE BETTY ANN HEWITT MARY ANN HOUCK' ROSEMARY HOUCK BONNIE SUE JARVIS J. C. JOHNSON BOBBIE YOUNT WILLIAM LITTLE LINDA MILLER ROBERT MORRISON JANE NOWELL MARTHA JEAN POPE GENE PRICE BOBBIE RHYNE DOROTHY SHUFORD HARRY SHUFORD MILDRED SIGMON ERNEST TRAVIS PEGGY WILSON Page Fifty- Ihrm Y HI-Y ELUB The aim of the Hi-Y Club is to create, to maintain, and to extend through out the school and community high standards of Christian character. OFFICERS BILL CAUBLE . , , . . . .i.., . . .Presidenz BOYD PARKER . .Vice-President EDWIN SHUITORD . . . .Secretary JOHN HAY . . . . ..ii..,.... . .Treasurer MEMBERS CLAUDE ABERNATHY R. A. BOST BILL BRADY HAROLD BRIDOEMAN PAUL BUEE DONALD DEAL JOHN FLOWERS JOHN H. FORD TOMMY GREENE WILLARD HELTON WAI.TEI2 HIPP PIR11' FII,-HIJAIJIIF BILL JACKSON JOE MITCHELL ROBERT MORRISON RICHARD NEWTON BOBBY RHYNE WILLIAM RINK JOHN TATE GENE WARLICK AVERY WILFONG JACK YOUNT MR. S. E. STARNES Adviser Y J I Qzafff-f-f 9 wud' QW D'ff,Mf... 5 T' L4W,.Z,ZL My - Q 6,7101 , ff. J- ,f. . ,iff ,',-,ff L , if ag,-'Lf arf? fl fm MJ 2-dc, 'Lf 2004- 07156 uf 2414 ,fun I-do-J ozfya, '7M TBI-HI-Y CLUB The purpose of the Tri-Hi-Y is to create, maintain. and extend through- out the home, school. and community high standards of Christian character. OFFICERS JUANITA HILL .....r. . , , I . , , . . .Presidenr MARY SHEELY LITTLE , . .Vice-President PHYLLIS DUPILLE , . .r...r Secretary JAN WILLIAMSON , . I ....,,,. I ,Treasurer MEMBERS JANE CANNON ALICE HUNSUCKER CAROL DRUM ICKY LONG MARTHA FRYE JANE NOWELL BILLIE B. FULENWIDER DOROTHY SHUEORD BETTY GAITHER ELIZABETH SHUFORD AUGUSTA CIARTH MARTHA STARNES PEGGY HALLMAN JANE STRATTON GEORGIANNA HAYES MARGARET A. WALTON BETTY ANN HEWITT WILMA WILEONG ELOISE HILL BETTY JO YOUNT MARY ANN HOUGK MRS. STELLA AMBROSE. NIsLI.IE JEAN HUEEMAN Adviser Page FIYII1-Huw 'WW .f 'wnmf ypa-Hr ,Law-. 1-Randi Zi-A fwru . ,ld 'K' 4,2--'wg,4 ,A-0. ICA,-I.. 3,2-1 WW W MHQMQEUEJU git ,ALL fish PEICERS WL, ff RE LCH . . ................ ...,.,,.... Pqesident RGQREkAN93sON .. .. .. . ' f '!Z 70 Y STEVENSON . . f . ......A,., 2 ... . . .Secretary MARTHA E. FRYE ,,..... . A...,...... D .,..,. A........ T reasurer -- NN HITENER . . 'vc 6' 3 S, 1' . . .Reporter MRS. EVE THOMPSON 4.,.. , . . BETTY ABBOTT FRANCES AIKEN MARGARET ANDERSON AUDREY BALCH MILDRED BERRY DARLENE BIGSBY PEGGY L. BOLICK MARY FRANCIS BOLICK NORMA RUTH BOGLE PEGGY CAROL BOST JULIA ANN BROOKS , Page Fifty-six MEMBERS BETTY SUE BUMGARNER BETTY BUSBY MARGIE BYNUM PAULINE BYRD BOBBIE LEE CARPENTER MARJORIE CARVER MARTHA CANDLER PEGGY COOK PAULINE COOK NELL COX EULA CRANEORD . . . .Adviser EDNA DEAL INEZ DUNCAN JAMIE LEE FISHER RUTH FISHER VIRGINIA FRITZ MARTHA E. FRYE MARSHLEEN GREGG BILLIE HAMBY COY HAWN OLGA HENKEL VIOLET HUEEMAN V LN, t., 9',QJ!J-1,1 Qak-AAJJ loan!! I-64' E,14.4,g4y ' 6-GVQJC ? D nd Q2 uw - af4..,w.c.Jfm,, ww 6.4:-Q-a -+24 E-v' ,jpeg -fa!-Q Zig - -NJ Ld-0-'Q mug. : -gig! .... :L AA-Zu M1174 MB S 1 1 XE, ,- 3 M, ' 7MM6AR1 1, M1LLER DELMA S EEZY ARA l,OU,K1I.1.IR 6 L I.IEMMOM 1 566 J IEVONDA KIZIAH OOVEY l PEGGY JEAN T .LE T I 9 X . M Y . ORIS POPE INNIT M dfw- ULJJ Elf J 1 Y 1 .1 TX 1 DOROTH TEAGUIE . W112Z?1A,LTKUF D km .1 WL 1 M, 140 'MJ - I W4QfHY' xvE JEANETTE WALTERS , FLOYI? 11110 ARDT BE ' JEAN R 1sE 4 AGNES WELI.S 6 Z M! , IECI if-ZPAU E AI . N ' ' MARGARET SUI? I-ITTI.I? AGLE ji VJ GYYI'Ia5Ui,J W Pl N if? A THA JANE SELE ,MAR J WHISNANT NIIE M 1 -Aw EN ,xIIAR'qX .UU P NE M N1E. z ARY LI E 1GMoN EGGY 1 A ' ,Qdaqt f 'Ixf FRA CES EL iN NIOINTYRIE - VERAS IT 1 1 ,.Y 'lj gRG1N1A PRO 1 ' ALL1E MAE YOUNG PEGGY MCIVIER DY STEVENSON MARY LEE YOUNT j.RY , 71N JWENZLY? 1 I SHIRIQXQMN 'J 1:TT 1 I . Q- L LI: RI' i.-Q 1 ,511 M T 111, K 2550 -6fWav0A- 9-,fu ff ' Mull x Ji' fwk HIGH SEHUUL VIETUHY EUHP5 Membership in the Victory Corps offers the student an opportunity for immediate, active participation in the war efforts of his community, and, at the same time prepares him for further war service. This progam emphasizes the true meaning of citizenship in America. . HERMAIN SAINE, Captain MR. HIRAM S. BALCH, Executive Officer First Platoon William McNeely, Lt. Norman Locke, Lt. Thos. DeRhodes, Co. Sgt. James Hinson, Sup. Sgt. Paul Pope, Sgt. Arnold Treadway, Sgt. Melvin Ellis, Cpl. Lemuel Owens. Cpl. Jack Alexander Bill Bailey Tommy Barger Robert Huffman William Melton Francis Rink William Rink J. L. Setzer Richard Sigmon Loyd Sipe Page F ifty-ei gh! Second Platoon Richard Cole, Lt. Dean Boyd, Sgt. Kenneth Spencer, Sgt. Kenneth Powell, Cpl. Douglas Smith, Cpl. Eugene Alexander Paul Bigsby Claude Bowman Ralph Kirby Jene Price Ned Reese Lewis Suttlemyre Charles 'Rhoney BIULUBY CLUB AIM: To develop a keener sense of appreciation for things in nature and to develop a consciousness of man's place and purpose on the earth in which we live. ADRIAN FRYE ...,i JACK SUTHER .,.,... FRANCES HUGGINS MR. B. E. SCARBOROUGH PAULINE ABERNETHY PAUL ALLRED DARLENE BIGSBY JAMES BLACKWOOD FRANCES BoLCH JANIE BOLCH R. D. BOLICK ARMADA BRoWN BILL CAUBLE DORIS CLAY MARGARET CORRELL BARBARA A. DANTZLER DoRIS DEITZ PHYLLIS DUPILLE AILEEN ECKARD MARGIE Fox ADRIAN FRYE MARILYN FRYE I.EoN GRIFFIN OFFICERS MEMBERS JOHN HAY BETTY ANN HEWITT J. C. HILL JUANITA HILL JAMES HINSON AGNES HOLLAR VIRGINIA HoWARD FRANCES HUGGINS MARTHA HUNT BILLIE JONES HERBERT KETCHAM JOHN KISER EVELYN KNOX BENNY LAFONG BOBBIE LAIL GENE LAIL BETTY J. LINEBERGER I.oUIS LYON . . . . . . ,Presidenl . . , ,Vice-President Secretary- Treasurer ..., ,..AdUiser JoE MITCHELL RICHARD NEWTON BETTY PEILE EDWIN PIERCE H. L. PROPST HELEN RosEIvIAN MARY L. RUDISILL BETTY SEITZ J. L. SETZER ALLENE SHERRILI. DOROTHY SHUFORD EDWIN SHUFORD ELIZABETH Sl-IUFORD JACK SUTHER MINNIE TAYLOR MARGIE WARREN REBECCA WHITENIEIQ WILMA WILIIONG JACK YOUNT Page Fiflif - nim' N 1 6 P. -T. . HEPHES E TATIVES Student representatives to the P.-T. A. is a new organization. lt is made up of a group of students chosen from the student body for the purpose of presenting to the P.-T. A. student viewpoints and student problems and of cooperating with the local organization in its entire program. MARTHA CANDLER BARBARA CROUCH GEORGIANNA HAYES DORIS HASKINS JEWEL HENDRICKS BETTY ANN HEWITT JEAN HUTTON NELLIE JEAN HUEEMAN C. G, MASON, JR. HERBERT MARLowE ROBERT MORRISON MEMBERS JANE NOWELL EVELYN PETREE ELIZABETH SAMMONS PAULINE SHIPMAN FRANCES STEVENSON MARTHA STARNES HAL STARR ELENA JEAN WARREN SARAH V. WITHERSPOON WILMA WILFONG MARY Jo WHISNANT MRS. P. W. DEATON, Adviser Page Sixty I l l ' ' B - 6-:'xi1?jT'E1 f .i 7711, , J . I 1771 3 f If- , I4 L f , lil-if i 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 ir's killing me. That, 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 MARTHA JEAN POPE .. .......... ,.., . .President BONNIE SUE JARVIS . . . ,Vice-President JAMES PHILLIPS ,,... ...., S ecrerary ALICE HUNSUCKER . , . . .Treasurer MISS SETZER . . . .,..,..... . . .Adviser MEMBERS CECIL ABEE FRANCES HARTZOGE MARTHA JEAN POPE MARIE ALEXANDER WALLACE HERNDON MARION ROBERTS J ROSE MARY HOUCK ROYCE ROBESON EDITH BARGER ALICE HUNSUCKER H EL'SEABOCK MARTHA BURNS BONNIE SUE JARVIS C ,.....L.,a-v:.4x DORIS BUSBY RUTH CAMP ELIZABETH CANNON LUCIA ANN CAUBLE BETTY JEAN CLEMMER O'LEMA CODY DOROTHY COLLINS BETTY JO CULPEPPER CAROL DRUM BETTY JO ECKARD THELMA ECKARD JOE EVANS JOHNNY GILBERT J. C. JOHNSON, JR. ALVIN KEPLEY FRANKIE KILLIAN NORA MASK MARY EVELYN MCCREE LINDA MILLER NANCY MOSS HELEN MOZELEY MILDRED NEWTON CLARA PALMER JAMES PHILLIPS WADE PHILLIPS ILDRED SIGMON VIRGINIA SLAYTON MARTHA STARNES RHEBA STARR JANE STRATTON BRUCE TEMPLETON GENE THOMASON MARJORIE TURNER MARGARET A. WALTON PEGGY WILSON SARAH V. WITHERSPOON BOBBIE YOUNT EMMA KATE YOUNT Page Sixty-one f X X X X Q Q ,X ,.- 1 'X xi N xl' x . uf DEE 5 FIEU mum? IU L I I I I Dhlqsifi I c ati s is a plan Mr xfoiationapyeducwxwn yziich Qutilizebx , X 'at e tr ' ' f ci' s av il le inxtfbe cfbmmppxygy. Qnrol1es2'i?Q is -ogram xp ' J Y X tb choo th Imbr ing and'worl!kon the j6b at Ieasqtvthree ffhou in they-fx ' N 3 af exp on th eb com ting the dqfyssyhedupe. 1 X -X XA I? 4 I ff K X A'ss f ' '- N ' Bell E SHIRX I N yr 'J 3 'X XJ CK LEX NDER .... ,Retail Selling PAUL LPWDESMILK . ..... .yxwhlehwqrg UANI3 AN AS ' 4..... Refriger do WILLIAM M NEELYQ. . .Twr MX,,X,,a15 . Qi Ni LLM . Hd '? Rum NORRIS ..,I ' . . ,. . . ,, RQmiI Selling achine Operazo LEMLLE OXXQNS . . .h .... factaxihg, RN LL B RGER . . xtiles, Board' x xx X 1 XSIYQ g Csfk EIT BARGER . .A plane Mechcih' Y USSELXPOPE' ,.... ' . . . .,... achinist QM osT f , J, . .Meat Cutting . ' RAMsE,URf XX. . ,... X, .'IQATextiIes 'DOR HY OVENDER . . S?lQeaQr Manager ED Rl-ENE :N ,.......,. ' . . .Te,xizgxl2iardIng .. ry eanmg Sx V LI . , fpRag4ISU7fag BOB ROSEMAK I . .KN . . 1 x ' XY Ildsblioardmg R C R E ext: e ea nq JACK SIKSMONXT . . .......,. Tqtiles, Weaving Isl I I I if X5 V f 5 Rf XS E' 'IRI X22 H I KQE S X xx Vgx 3 3 Q6 ..,. '. ' I '..' RX, X E-ND '3Klxg?IHEg fLEifUfA Illuau 43-: afIk?I? CLYDEKSAIN Q .... ..., . .I Q2 I2 if FEW gs Q 581 Mavis I i 'K 2 I IN11iy IR IH E g ' ' . 5 N n I.I, I ,I I Q 19121 u Z ' ' 112,01 ,gn VL W2,?,D4,- - 3' M5122 202 22 ' Q 0922552 222 2 Z Flaw ,ug ,zgigagg Om: D55 EFZQ ZZESE L-. - ,,, ,oycg E Q 77 I-1 Q --sv Z N ij 'frm QQ: . J :gfi1Q1i-Qif 5QQi6fQiii 44 5525, -' RJ -.gf9.-25 25' 2-,vLS! US 'Q 'lf-J U, X, 22' 'EWEB E E2 ,pf A 'I f -:fig Uoonfmw mf '-a- ,,,,5mmOfg9mO,,C E 313: C5703 mv- ,Ev FU fZE,U',4U5f,mmf55 K f-l,O2Cl7'..q:F'CfZ QOCZU rr1'7:'4'Q2 Ang,-F5 15113-2 Kilim-IQZff11Q1 -if-,.2f'154.?'2i'f 1 . ,V Z gli. .I Z, f-ff4':51i,32f qi Qivffgillissi f ff fi 2-21f2s??fs12r' f 35F8Qff:TSfjE5'? Kqpybgiowqogdgkg' 5520592522323 g:,5::'5'5'.:Q51E,2-if 9.3222232822 MAEHI E SHUP The machine shop course is offered to boys of sixteen years of age and older who are interested in gaining experience and trainin on th f ll g e o owing machines: milling machine, drill press, gear cutters, Shaper, planet, and lathe. These boys are also given instruction in blue print reading and shop mathematics. This is the first time this course has been offered i n the high school curriculum. MR. HUME CRAFT, Supervisor MR. HAMPTON BURNS, Instructor C. W. CRAIG JAMES FURLONG THOMAS HUEEMAN JoEL HYDER PAUL LANE PRESTON POOVEY MEMBERS RAY POOVEY PRED SEAGLE ROBERT TOWNSEND CLYDE WHITE GUY WILSON JOE- THOMPSON Page S ixty-three X., NELL BARBARA CHRISTINE MARTHA DIGH INEZ DUNCAN WILDA ELLIS PATSY RUTH FORBES MARJORIE FOX JEAN FRANS GUINELL FREEMAN DON GALLAMORE BETTY LOU HARTLEY DORIS HASKINS Page Sixty-four OFFIC S JOYCE UGGIN V10 E HUP HEL IsE OUR JE NKO R ER o EFEVERS NI AE LAWRENCE NTZ LOCKHART DOR Y MCCRAY ONEIDA MCGUIRE GILBERT MAYFIELD FREDDY MILLER BOBBIE MITCHEL JOYCE MOSER NELLIE PARSONS PEGGY PEELER MILDRED POOVEY NANCY POOVEY UXKTIERTEET BETTY JEAN RAMSEY BETTY JANE ROWE AMIGUSH is to instill into its members a deeper and a more sympathetic understanding of . . .President . . .Secretary . .Treasurer . . .Adviser JEAN SEAGLE MARTHA JANE SELF JOAN SHELL PATRICK SIGMON MARY KATHRYN STARNES JUDY STEVENSON HENRY STEELE GWENDOLYN SUTTLEMYRE PEGGY JEAN TALLANT DOROTHY TEAGUE MARGARET ANN WALTON JUANITA WARREN AGNES WELLS JOAN WHITE PEGGY WHITE CARA ALICE WILSON MARTHA WITHERSPOON BOBBIE WOODS BETTY Jo WYATT SHIRLEY YOUNT ESTHER ZERDEN fpvx-X M ,rf , 7 VC! f ,f f If if , if ' haf: HIRE LU DE ESPANUL ISPANISH CLUB IIJ Thc purpose of Circulo Dc Espanol Club is to bccomc better acquainted with Our neighbors to the South. PHYLLIS DUPILLE . . ELDON ESTEP .,.... MARX' SHEELY LITTLE , MISS GLYN BARRETT DORRIS BOWMAN MARTHA FRYE BILLIE B. FULENWIDER TOMMY GREENE BETTY LOU HEFNER BETTY ANN HEWITT MARY' ANN HOUCR ELSIF MAE KEY DOROTHY KILBY DOROTHY KILLIAN DOLLY JEAN LEONARD MARCUERITE LEONARD OFFICERS CIIORIA LIPPARD FRANCES NICGUIRIE CHARLES MITCHELL JANE NOWELL MARJORIE PENLAND D RIS PROPSTJV , BILLY PUETT CARROLL RHYNE MALCOLM RINK LOUELLA ROBINSON CARROLL SEABOCK MEMBERS ,Li,.. . , I Presidenl , Vice-President .Secrelary and Treasurer . , . . .Adviser WEYBURN SEABOCR WILBFRT -SEQ-EOCIS BILL SHFEIRILI. ' PAULINE SHIPMAN HAMPTON SHUFORD HELEN SIGMON FRANCES STEVENSON VIOLET TROUTMAN RACHEL TUTTLE VIOLA WALLACE BETTY MARIE YODER PANSY ZIMMERMAN Page Sixty-Hue jfi I MARTHA FRYE . I . ELEE CL OFFICERS VIOLET TROUTMAN ..., CHARLOTTE .IO SIGMON LORENA PHILLIPS GLORIA LAVITT . . MRS. VENA LITTLE GOODE . , PAULINE ABERNETHY EUGENE ANNAS JOYCE AUSTIN MILDRED BERRY AUDREY BOLCH JANIE BOLCH MARTHA CANDLER JOE CATER DOROTHY COLLINS BETTY LOU CORRELL JOAN CRAPPS ANNIE PEARL CURTISS BARBARA ANN DANTZLER MARTHA DIGH CAROLYN DRUM WILDA ELLIS MARTHA J. FRYE BILLIE BEBE FULENWIDER JOHNNY GILBERT HELEN GLENN TOMMY GREENE Page Sixty-six MEMBERS J ACK HAWN GLENN HENKLE BETTY ANN HEWITT J UANITA HILL NADINE HOLBROOK MARY ANN HOUCK ROSEMARY HOUCK BONNIE SUE JARVIS BILLIE JONES DOROTHY KILLIAN JEAN KOERNER GLORIA LAVITT KENNIE MAE LAWRENCE BETTY LINGLE MAXINE LOCKHART PEGGY LOFLIN JIMMY MANGUM FRANCES MCCULLOH DORIS MILLER LINDA MILLER JANE NOWELL , . . . . .President . . .Vice-President . . , . , .Secretary . . .Treasurer . . ,Librarian . . . .Adviser LORENA PHILLIPS MARTHA JEAN POPE BETTY JEAN RAMSEY MARY GWYN SAINE JOAN SCHELL MARTHA JANE SELF DOROTHY SHUEORD ELIZABETH SHUEORD CHARLOTTE JO SIGMON MILTON SNYDER RHEDA STARR FRANCES STEVENSON JOAN TAYLOR LUCILLE TEMPLETON VIOLET TROUTMAN RACHEL TUTTLE WILMA WILEONG PEGGY WILSON BOBBY WOOD BETTY MARIE YODER NOLAN YOUNT UHAMATICS EL B ELIZABETH SHUEORD WILMA WILEONG . I . VIRGINIA HOWARD .. EUGENE ANNAS I . . MRS. GOODE .. EUGENE ANNAS TOMMY GREEN VIRGINIA HOWARD LINDA MILLER OFFICERS MEMBERS . , .President , . .Secretary , . .,Treasurer . ,Stage Manager ......IIAdUiser ROBERT MORRISON ELIZABETH SHUFORD WILMA WILEONG BOBBY WOOD Page Sixty-seven ETTEHME 'S CLUB OFFICERS JOE MURPHY ...,...,. . . TOM WINKLER , . . , JACK SETZER ..A. MR. SCAREOROUOH . . MEMBERS BOIAIAY BEARD BILL HELTON DARLENIE BIUSIBY HAROLD HEWAT ' 0 .5 BETTY ANN HEWITT R. A. BOST DORRIS BOWMAN BILL BRADY HAROLD BRIDOEMAN PAUL BUITIT RUS'I'Y CAMP C. W. CRAIG PIIYLLIS DUPILLE CLARENCE ITISIIER BETTY FREEMAN MARILYN FRYE MARTHA J, FRYE RICHARD GREER JOHN HAY ' , Page Sixty-eight IQLOISE HILL JUANITA HILL GLENN HUFIIMAN NELLIE JEAN HUITIIMAN BILL JACKSON JOHN KISER GLORIA LAVITT C. O. MILLER ROBERT MORIQISON JOE MURPHY' RICHARD NEWTON RUTH NORRIS BOYD PARKER LORENA PHILLIPS . . . President . , , . ,Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer . . Adviser MARTHA JEAN POPE WANDA SEBASTIAN JACK SETZER J. L. SETZER DOROTHY SI-IUIIORD ELIZABETH SIIUPORD CIIARLOTTE JO SIGMON JOHN TATE ERNEST TRAVIS CARL WAKEFIELD MARGARET ANN WALTON GENE WARLICK BETTY JO WESTMORELAND WILMA WILI5ONG RALPH WILSON TOM WINKLER BETTY JO YOUNT - - 1 r- I-l'a--'I WARLICK CANNON JOHNSON HILL RHYNE HASKINS Uiifth YcarH Uuniorj Uuniorj fSeniorJ fSeniorD fFreshmanD , X 1' f f f. , I .1 1 ,XV ,Af , J X., ,, L I 1 K, JJ . X. X If I3 ,' 4, ' ' -,-L 1.1, 'J x X I pf G, ' -J' ' J J V f - f 5 . J .gf ' K 1 ,f 'J -K 1 N , O U 1 ' EH-EEH EAU HSV g 1 J , , ' 1 If 1 lf' ,X , I Q ,. f X. I f ,f f 'VJ' X i' I 1 yf' J , X f u-1 1.1 ,J ' X J J jvf , V r X J, , J ! :ff 'xg 'X H X I jx IIN fd . x uf f , ., , , f lf, E I1et'f,afIxjoir?fhcihd.g Ezfzd givrg a ye , ,' f 1 , , rv . f , 1 Il px lf M F 'IIE h jhd ' V Q 1 x1 X xv!! -for uje If g S-,wtf ffrvqrx t J X J , 'Thatds dead 'surex 1116 win J N . f s ' 1 N! 1 r , . , K K , W N .' . 1 U ' . ' 'I U X ' , f' For Old, HzckoryfHzgl7. X 1' if Q ' -uf l K J 1 Q! rj Q , 1 1, 'J Nil 1 1 f ff I 1 ' 1 1 J! ll X f V K x EJ ,f .1 x O 1 X N 'F f V 5 ,J uf X t ' X I., I f N J xx , x X . , H H J K X N V , L x ff X 1. V! f ff S 'I U Vx. J X K n ' ' if J J . Y X XII, .1 X ,f X 1 If - 6 fA I, K 1 1 ' in QV! If f , lj x X-' XIX!! ,f I -f . 1 I .fx jf! fx f c U f XI YJ if I .J , ff' A J xc' 1 wfj Aff' T 5 I , I 'A I r 'tj Y iff Xffff A If 'A' X X Page Sixty-ninv B. E. SCARBOROUGH Coach Coach answered the call to our school in September, 1935 On March I I, 1944 he answered HAye, Aye, Sir to Uncle Sam Page Sew-nlrf I la 19 H . Name Position ABEE ,,...,,, . . . . . . . . . .Center BEARD . . ...,...,,.. . . .Guard ! .,... ,..,,....,., E nd BOST .,.... . . . .... ...... B ack BRADY . . . . . .Back BRIDGEMAN . . .Back BROYLES . . . . . . .End BUFF... ....End BURNS . . I . .Tackle CAMP .. ...Back CRAIG. BUD . .... End CRAIG, C. W. . . .Back DOWDA ...,, .... G uard FISHER . . . . . .Back FURLONG ... .. . .End GREER .... .... . . . . . . .Tackle HAYY, . . . l To . . .Center HELTON . . . . .Back HERMAN . . . .Guard HEWATT . . . . . Back li B LL SQUAD Name HOLLAR .. I-IUEEMAN LAFON .. JACKSON . MAYFIELD MILLER. C. MILLER, F. MILLER, G. MURPHY . PARKER .. PARLIER . SETZER. J. SETZER. J. SUTHER . . TATE .... FHHQMRSQN WAKEFIELD WILSON. R. WILSON. G. WINKLER . . . Position . . .Back . . . .Back . . . .Back . . . , Back . . .End .. End .. Center . . .Guard . . . .Tackle . . .Back . . . Tackle . .Guard . . .Tackle . . . .End . . . .Back . . . Qyard . . IGuard . . . .Center . . . .Tackle . . .Tackle Page Seventy-one -Xl mon li :Ann R. A. Bosr Ro oI.IcK If uaral Buck Em CLARENCE CAMP C. W. CRAIG CLARENCE FISHER Buck Bark Bark BILL BRAIN IIAROLD Bkrnnmtarv P.IIvI. HIIFF Bark Bark lim! RICHARD Gnmzx JOIIN Han lI.IRoI.I1 lluwn Tackle C,'z'n.n-r Bark FUUTB LL SEPTEMBER 17: HICKORY vs. SHELBY fhereH The Hickory High Red Tornadoes opened their 1943 season with a 25-O victory over Shelby. The Tornadoes scored early in the fIrst period on a pass from Parker to Brady who ran the remaining 10 yards. Late in the second quarter, Parker threw a 50-yard pass to Buff. stellar right end, for another score. In the fourth period Parker went around end for 2l yards, and another score. Camp intercepted a pass and ran the ball back for the final touchdown. The entire line, led by Wilson, Setzer, Murphy, and Winkler, showed up well. SEPTEMBER 241 HICKORY vs. HARDING fherel The Tornadoes went out of the Conference to play the strong Harding High team from Charlotte. It was a see-saw battle all through the opening quarter with Buffs toe keeping the home team out of their own territory. In the last seconds of the ball game, Murphy managed to break through the strong line to nail Cook, Harding back, behind his own goal line for two big points. Bost, Brady, and Camp were the mainstays in the backfield while Wilson and Murphy held things down up front. OCTOBER I: HICKORY vs. MARION Ctherel Through gaping holes opened by the line, the Tor- nado backlield aces were able to score two touchdowns in the second quarter to start the ball rolling. Bost darted around right end from the 3 for the fIrst score and after Bolick intercepted a Ripper pass, carried it Page Seventy-Iwo all the way to the 5, Camp bucked the line for the second tally. Bost again scored around right end for his second tally of the night. Late in the game the backs started another drive which went to the 2 yard line where Huffman bucked the line for the last score. With a whole host of reserves in the game, the Rippers passed for their tally, but the last attempts were in vain. Bost, Huffman. Brady, and Camp did a com- mendable bit of running in the backfleld. while Bolick, Buff, Wilson, Murphy, Winkler. Setzer, and Wake- field opened big holes and held the Rippers to only two flrst downs. OCTOBER 8: HICKORY vs. BESSEMER CITY Cherel The much larger Tornado team managed to beat the outclassed Bessemer City Dogs. The visitors gave the Tornadoes stiff competition during the fIrst quarter. but yielded under the powerful line bucks and on- charging line. R. A. Bost ran 55 yards for the second touchdown after Camp had, only a moment before. bucked the line for the opening tally. In the third quarter Brady was called on to throw his special pass and placed it perfectly in Paul Buffs waiting hands. Buff ran the remaining 35 yards for the next score, Brady made the score 25-0 on the familiar Statue of Liberty play, and Buff placed the kick through the up-rights to fInish the scoring 26-0. OCTOBER 15: HICKORY VS. LENOIR ftherej Although twice in the shadows of Lenoir's goal- post, the Tornadoes, led by Camp, Bost, and Brady, -..... . c..... . . L. .'-- -' I 1.1-:NN Tlttt-'Faux Btu. Jltcxsox C. O. Rltt.i.Hk Joie hll'Rl'llY liovtv l'.tkKt-:tt jarx Srzrzt-'tt Burk lftzrk - limi Tttrlclr' litlrk tluarrl l. T.. Srtrztzk ,lonx 'l'A'rtc L.,l0LTll0MPSON tfuu. NYAict:i-'intl Ratt-tt XYtt.sux tim' Wnsox 'l'noM.xs Www tn' ' t I'lt1t'lc T hung? ' tflmrd t'r'rttr'r' Turklr' Turklr' could not squeeze out a touchdown to beat the power- ful Bearcat team. Buffs punting was superb and kept the Hickory team out of danger most of the game. but once the l.enoir team drove deep into Hickory territory. just to he thrown back by the powerful Tornado line. OCTOBER 221 HICKORY vs. FOREST CITY therel Forest City drew first blood by shaking Shuford loose for 60 yards which resulted in the Hrst score. ln the closing minutes of the second quarter. Murphy broke through the line to block a Forest City punt: he immediately fell on the ball to tie the score 6-6. The try for the extra point was blocked. Parker. injured in the Harding game. came into the game to pass to Miller, substitute end, for the second score. Buffs kick was good and the score stood at l'5-6 until Bird-legs Brady got loose for I5 yards. The score was I0-6 after the try for the point was blocked. Bost. Brady, and Camp were stand-outs on the offense while the entire line stood out on the defense. OCTOBER 29: HICKORY VS. NEWTON lthereT The Tornadoes, seeking revenge from their 7-6 defeat the year before, ran over a touchdown in the early minutes of play, Murphy rushed in to block a punt and Buff picked it up and ran 30 yards for the last score: Wilson converted the extra point, Camp and Bost kept the backtield moving while Wakefield, Wilson. Murphy, and Winkler could not be stopped by the Red Devil's line. NOVEMBER 5: HICKORY Vs. LINCOLNTON ltherel Hickory High Red Tornadoes. driving toward the Western Conference Championship. were hard put to beat the Lincolnton Wolves. The Wolves took the lead in the Hrst quarter and took a punt on their 40- yard line and ran all the way for a touchdown. Camp bucked the line for the extra point and as the half ended the score stood 7-7. lt was late in the fourth period when the Tornadoes made another threat to score. After a pass from Parker to Brady. the ball rested on the l-yard line, Camp bucked the line for the touchdown. Big Jug Wilson converted the extra point, and the game ended 14-7 in favor of the Tornadoes, The Whole line played a great defensive game and the backheld held its own. NOVEMBER l2: HICKORY vs, lVlORGANTON fherej Vklith but one game between them and the Con- ference Championship. the Tornadoes went into the game slightly on the jittery side. The first score came easy. in the opening minutes of the game. Parker caught a punt on his own 12-yard line. side stepped a couple would-be tacklers. picked up his interference, and raced 88 yards for the score. l.ater in the same quarter Parker passed 15 yards to Brady for the second score, Wilson made the score l3-6. The line was holding the Mor- ganton 'AAces down for little gains. but couldn't seem to shake their own backs loose. Parker and Brady played a nice offensive game with Murphy. Buff. Wilson. Setzer, and Winkler showing up well on defense. HATS OEF TO THE 1943 CHAMPIONSY! Page Seventy-three GIRLS' B SHETB LL SUUA PAULINE ABERNETHY ANN BROOKS CAROLYN BALCH LUCIA ANN CAUELE BETTY JEAN CLEMMER CAROL DRUM Assistant Manager PHYLLIS DUPILLE BETTY FREEMAN GUINFLL FREEMAN MARILYN FRYE MARTHA E. FRYE ELOISF HILL JUANITA HILL NADINE HOLBROOK MARY ANN HOUCK Manager NELLIE JEAN HUFFMAN JEAN HUTTON Page Seventy-four HELEN ISENHOUR BILLIE JONES SUSANNE KRAMER LINDA MILLER RUTH NORRIS NANCY POOVEY FRANCES PUETT BETTY JANE ROWE WANDA SEBASTIAN ELIZABETH SHUFORD CHARLOTTE JO SIOMON MARGARIST A. WALTON BETTY JO WESTMORELAND WILMA WILEONC BETTY JO YOUNT EMMA KATE YOUNT MR. RULLMAN Coach BUYS' BASKETBALL SUUAB - ., .... .. .. ,,. AI EXANDFR Forward MURPHY . . Center Ig BE ..A... .... G uara' MILLER , . . ,... Center BRIDGEMAN . . . . Forward PARKER . , , . , Guard BLEVINS . . . .... Manager PRICE , . , . . ,Guard CAUBLE . . . .... Center PUETT ...,... .... G uard fx' HAY ..... ,.., F orward SCARBOROUGH . . , . ,Coach HOLLAR . . . ..,. Forward SHUFORD . . , . .Guard JACKSON . 4 . . , Guard TATE ...r, .... 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MCKINNEY JOE MITCHELL ROBERT MORRISON JANE NOWELL BILLY PUETT JOHN RHODES BOBBY RHYNE HERMAN ROBINSON BETTY JANE ROWE FRANCES RUDISILL BETTY JEAN RUDISILL JUDY STEVENS HAYES TERRELL MARY JO WHISNANT JOAN WHITE ANN WHITENER JAN WILLIAMSON MR. CARL RULLMAN, Coach 11. . .A - 111 a rf in I In I fl' f' MU UGH MCL B OFFICERS JUANITA HILL. RALPH WILSON . ELOISE HILL, PAUL BUPE ..4L... . . NELLIE JEAN HUEIIMAN, BILL BRADY . . MR. SCARBOROUGH . ......L,,., . . . BOBBY EARD OBERT BOLICK R. A. BOST BILL BRADY HAROLD BRIDGEMAN PAUL BUEI1 HRUSTYH CAMP C. W. CRAIG PHYLLIS DUPILLE CLARENCE FISHER BETTY FREEMAN MARILYN FRYE RICHARD GREER MEMBERS JOHN HAY BILL HELTON HAROLD HEWAT ELOISE HILL JUANITA HILL GLENN HUFFMAN NELLIE JEAN HUFEMAN BILL JACKSON C. O. MILLER JOE MURPHY RUTH NORRIS BOYD PARKER . . . .Presidents . , . . . , , .Vice-Presidents Secretaries and Treasurers .,...Aduiser WANDA SEBASTIAN JACK SETZER J. L. SETZER JOHN TATE XCARL WAKEFIELD MARGARET A. WALTON GENE WARLICK BETTY JO WESTMORELAND WILMA WILEONC RALPH WILSON TOM WINKLER BETTY JO YOUNT ,J ' '-, . ,. ' 5 v s K I I Page Seventy-nine m l l l. l-ovcrs Z. Yeh, wc know the bell has rung 3. Wartime transporta- tion .4. ls it good? 5. Bulling .,6. Gussie .7. Well-? 8. Who told it? 9. Time to quit .l0. 'iOld Rocking Chains Got Mc ll. lt Pago Eiglvty 1 Q52 1 might not bc true 12. Soaking up vitamingl 13. Happy 14. Could this bc you? , 15. Wc three 16. Flop . 17. The backs have it 18, A Favoritc ,19. Studying? What? 20. Carrying on 21. Passing parade .22. On our way 23. Ducks 24. 'Fcssor 25. W11crcforc art thou? Pugv Eighty ffm ejZc1efl'fwZ,4yee,j!u,f J 47241 Jezwf WM J Z M745 MW 7MJf5'7a Mx !,,,,Kf,Z Qfvbeuw Awwiyffbd fa-. f flew QQAAMAJ F1445 4124 Mm 44 f BF JMJQM he U, ww X xi 1 M PINK SHUFORD ' The stude ry High School deeply regret the Eagsingi of T.wxandeyfnf11gig Shuforgz -' Lu-Lf dfnfxf V who loved and served Hickory High for many year . 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WOMEN AND CHILDREN f pf A A Hi 's Leading One of Carolina's Smartest r ear Department Stores ,For High School Fashions 34,654 4' E'-2 TASTE AND REFINEMENT ALWAYS ' ' DISPLAYED IN GOODS FROM Contractor THE BISANAR CO. 4.430-of ' e buibdsanything large or s a,ll'?A'ml Jewelers L ul i DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEWELRY Highwaylwf ' SILVER, CHINA, mc. l PHONE'-2-2-'ij-Q - R. H. TERRY, Manager Page N inety-six Zf...le4.L.M-f, 0 Lb, ' ffeAA.Q-vig-. x.g...-. ZW-fb LALO' N1-Twgxc-V-Biz-D5---9o.lf..:fff!4,,.wiL Qef A96m9FAofaA' W Q'T6fii:'QfgfE ffl ij 'WF , 421,449 A C' .yrs-..,, GWR: . LZEQX A, 5 52, Lama! 6275 ' and Comm 'Q'2 'e G Q 'A KPHOTOGalPIi' CC Q aQ L'-' 7 Q. pf M122 11th AVENUE - 16407, . .7,,,,.,.,c-I-.-.n-9--4'-' 9474-,-ffffN'f'- '2' Q-Aazf,f.,2.,..., .Q7..-019 QM- ffm- 2--Q...wff,d4h....w 01.,?,...--.',z.:,6Qf-4-,,,,,C,,,,QL,,,,,LQ, ,l-,.- ,A-Uh .c...,,,,.,,,4Q, -a,,'.e,gf ,fc.......-.1--QQ-.,.L.4, 19Q,e4q .fljrl -1 I x I QMRS. VENA LITTLE GOODE ' I I BETTER HOMES K fnstrzlctor in PIANO , DRAMATICS FURNISI-IING CO. r, J -f I Complete Home 1 Furnishers C ' U s E ff ver ng' i ats P Ofm 749 MP1 EE ER I A. L. Bm p HICKORY, N. C. I Hig d Av n t Si tree I ' 46 W XX Q J I ompli PW!! UP K3 vffyff - FO MARKET I ' irst for ,ine Foods We Rebuild re ks Q OLITY W! AUTO PAINTI ,M F NCY VE T LES . . BEAR IHCKORY'S SYSTEM LARGEST PHARMACY SERVICE EXCLUSIVE BODY WORKS The PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORE PHONE 585 01-I HICKORY Page N inety- gh . ,l..,,,. ggiwkf DO Ejgiggl Q? YH 50, I i Hlc Kony , N. C. 1 2 W QF ALL KQND X ON sc JONES M 7 ' Of f boQ'Tff fd WO e an-l' e ' D J wact0fs . fo W - ' 'dv 221 fwkif 5331 W HICKORY PHONE 30 ' 1 CONOVER PHONE 3 8 R l ' HM' Lutz W f P ne 76 l D ' .P O g 1? l age IIN y-ni:1e f '- O IQ A50 ffp Am W ,W H. W MJ - RES UR f A 'I lp, '1.39origUG d Q a I H 6 i fwa SINSJHANUE ' 6' f!jjMM,f AND REALTY M TSN? Wi WMM? 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' in Dm nf , ffm xi I fi Q95 fx I V ,, rj I IN df ff' X J Tr V an 5, , 4 J f 3 I ,V ZX fz9g,QQ'h Htcfzdred Two - - of of 0 ew J 4 Qegke if eff 3 VJ i 9 W if KY VKMEE' 'Q Ei My 5feHiZkfi-iilggw V CONGRATULATIO Ye 060, ag' io the Lower eiyyfw. ...fe 5 ENT SWR' gggffky fb Q The Store of Better Values HICKORY, N. C. 1. 'xflx rf'-5 Compliments of Congratulations tori . H fe . Q, SMITH-COURTNEY thex f fwf 1 V ,f , , J P Y W r f ' 4 CCM AN 1944 141011.-CLASS . , v 17 f 2 f' ' ff! ,J 5 Telephones Telephones X, 'ff' fp ' 115 I A KC 4558-4559 916-962 X .K f , . 6 1 5 GREENSBORO, N. C. Hlcxoxw, N. C. D f ' 1 fff' f ' xx Lf 5 ,' r. AN . jf . f I ' lx' fl' lx Mzll SupplzekhMqchznerf bf U. .QA ,,. fe P. ,, -f ' 1' Contracfprk' Equilmlent QT- U A D' fs , .1 X., HU fr -Q TUB . ,N , If I 1 .fpxkfq pfyrfii' ' .fN A M Telephqnes 3--P9141 ffl , ,I f I 4 J -K 'I . gh 4: f 4 if A f xi I RICHMOND, V411 5 ' .nf ,. if-HQKOBY, N. C, N A '- n .fbi f 'f N f 1 ' rfff :ll ' , I W If: K, . f I ' It K i fx! 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Day 250-147 Ni ht 11 Q ff '!9 ,,,fIV,,x I L , HICKORY, N. of 'NJ 6 0 fa' J, rf, h W , 0 ,7 :A ,Q-nf ,714-dfu ir Z .A-407 ,aa-62 l 1 1 ' I, a I I X 1 1 71 . Q Compliments of 6' 9 I I 1 la 'MM' X :I f Ylll-I X TCLINTON T. ANDREWSl 3 , , ff 1 ,AMM U DISTRICT MANAGER ' 1- - a d E Rx xg PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE , WX. xg INSURANCE Co. 'cafw I 5 . 3524 , ' 1-9 Q lx I, ,, LDZLLQ ,J .... I N I 'I' 5 Afrdfefe Cx X. 4' -- xx A LT 2 35- 'S 6 0 J .. - Nw 4 1013 . h n 4 S BNI St P o e 35 ' J F Wy QL J. L. GOODMA 5?5'1 fI'c L ' I , 4 ,mm ML, Welding Engineers , I X We buy,'ell,31T1ge 'r , wg T S I A I I I M L UMW Eqsfimem Q sv e c' ll S1 9 an IS an Of' mac' 1 f ' L -LXR . X, ' P eOneH'::Q xg, X X ' 'S X K O W flaw ' Wbwypfyff ,mflewg W ffawnn: J' .97 yx Q :shes . Q Sm me- m K 'I f .sf ' . i W v 0 K ongratulati4?s b I 051 u Y' 'NN ,' 5 ddy-Iirlvw-att s t of youl e e Ma . e part o your plan for ' m . o wi d o g Y u 11 fi y u ' , spend less and e J y life 5 ' D . yQaLLff',vZf.',LA! . .V V A ' , 2 ,, ,L 0' . , 44 , f 7' 'Y n F, .f 4',, ' . ff' KX , H, 'I 4 X, Y, K' ', .1 x. 4.4 7- , Y ,L iff' LVL 1 I L l 'Ad 'x ' X K k'L' Z :y Yi, .1 ,Lg Q' k J ,g'iV!rd-,LAY , L LQ QA, , ' f, -. rf-., 1, l' l 4- , Cpmplzments of V5 ,L , f -, Z, ' x f L ,L 4,11 L , V,,L-Q .4 34, W, 'H V947 L4 f , fl L? ,ff L .V xfxfy ,wif V Y' Q f r- 'fL.fyf. 2 'f9f'f -17,kJ? , -faq HAL LAJ' 'ir ,,L-,117 J.. fix' , 1 if i- OVV I , -'6gV0Lf.L,v 11.10, N-jQ,,4,,L,,,L,q, Y YYVY Y Y W PgO H ddSv , I f g, lf! ' HIEKUHY AMUSEMENT EU. HIEKUHY FUNERAL H IlME Ambulance Service PHONE 264 HICKORY N C OPERATING . CAROLINA AND RIVOLI THEATERS ,Z We Show the Best Pictures Produced 'A' YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED were Iectric souwn cl , svsn-an S M ' J lub N Aj VJ Y M 'A I XV Muff V! iffy!! 1' V ' 'M' J f O O My XJEL - J!k M M! tex!! gif u' fy! V Our K K fi 3 besgfuai ef the studgjnlyicdy of X IW!! H1 Y IZIIGH SOIZIQGJI 4 yf' ELLIOTT K IT ING MILLS of pq. PageO H ddEgh YY E ff ef- E- Zi ! JJ ' 7 JWJVJJXJ I gf X xx' T2' 'JJ 0' - ' , X 'E ' X f - Q 1 I if ANA N , .nf y 'xl ML L . I . u 1 v C x ,. My li A - . U , x , A .J f 1 J,-I ELVA SIIIUFQBD SC K . A , Q Mx . C, ENNEY Co. , 4 SHOP 1 xfx JJ' ff W fr, K I 5, ,J Hickory Ffgiyite S ' pigs , I 1' Clothes of N ' My ' yfj in ' P 6 1 il, ,ff I INCTION AND LLNDIVIDQRLITY 7' IQ f'J 0 T0'fgl13thJ1f1e. . I 41 ' Yount Bldg. - 13th Streejx X.. ,ef ,Lf xl! J4' f ,, , , HICKOBY, N. C. - ' . ,fJ,M ,V f J ' 4 J F j I7 A - I NL f . , ,r. X , - -' N' . UELECTRICAL SERVICE Co. HICKORY DRUG COMPANY N . J fd 1210 13th Street Prescription Druggist X ' M ffgJM36m1-acting-Fixmes-Appzmmes F Mill and Power Work THE STORE f , QUALITY THAT COUNTS 1 H j G. G. HONEYCUTT Day Phone 271-J Night 730-J CASH-CUT RATE PHONE 46 HICKORY, N. C. BLUE RIDGE PRODUCTS COMPANY EAT Blue Ridge Ice Cream SOLD AT THE BETTER PLACES We Specialize in SMART CLOTHES MODERATELY PRICED FOR HIGH SCHOOL MEN I WESTf DEAL COMPANY 3 T PHONE 771 T he Q uiz7ity, Shep .K X v ' '- V J , . I , X H I Paie Om HundfPniNine K 5 ! 1 e w,,gyg.WMb,Ql!,H7,. ' WM W' 5 v if S5 65.9 X W cvR Edu 'E lj!! 3 WWW H1 Y'N6g,iiW ff fl fl Mm WU' I!! ' mt wit noir yne o . e o e invites a Wm tion of his cooperation. P ' h d fi MJ! f ickory with efficient sc syste ossesses in a i degree all of t t W ch gy! make fo ture an re e t in ' educatio W x , . PM 9 A College u es you a a ce Of g? cultu a osphere. Aj? i 761 ' W .B ff fses wwlgjjlwlw M lf 15 0 H63 W , if ww MMM WM We Wfff WM ,Q W iwfzww will MM fm . 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