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

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1945 volume:

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FGREWORD HERE is your 1945 HICKORY Loo. It contains an account of your activities, your teachers and your friends-all the fond memories of your school. Your pleasure in it is the aim of the LOG Staff. 4 E E 5 S 0,-N 9'! CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS ADMINISTRATIQN Page Six ADMINISTR TIO DR. R. W. CARVER ,..,...,., ,.......... S uperintendent Maryville College, University of Chicago. MR. W. D. COTTRELL .,.,................,,. Principal V. P. I.: Peabody College: Ringling School of Art in Florida: U. N. C. .i iii me FACULTY MISS MADGE ALLRAN .... ..COmm9fCl.UI Lenoir Rhyne College. MRS. STELLA J. AMBROSE . . .Dislributiue Education Wesleyan: W. C. U. N. C. Miss OLYN BARRETT ....... . .Spanish Elon College: University of Chicago: New York University. MRS. A. J. BORDERS.. .. .. .Science Georgia State WOman's College: Mercer University: Asheville Teachers College. MRS. CLINTON CILLEY. .HisIOry. Spanish Winthrop: Lenoir Rhyne College. MISS ELISABETH COUNCILL ..... l.i'brari'an Sweet Briar College: U. N, C. 5 Q iii? MR. MISS W. Rhyne MISS MRS. HUMIE CRAFT Diversified Education Lenoir Rhyne College. ROSA LEE DIXON . . . .Mathematics C. U, N. C.: University of Virginia: Lenoir College: U. N. C. JANIE REID FOWLER . Commercial Lenoir Rhyne College. VENA L. GOODE .Glee Club Director Columbia University. MISS LIENA GRFISVIER. . .Mathematics Lenoir Rhyne College. MRS. C. E. GWIN . . . English Lenoir Rhyne College: University of Chicagop U. N. C. Pain' Seven 'Q' '5 FACULTY MIss MII.I.IIa KATE MCCOMB ,... English lflor.I Macdonald College: Columbia UHiX'CY51llS'I l.enoir Rhyne College: Teachers College. lVllSS ANN MINTIQR . . . . .Mazhemazics. Physical Edacalzon Lenoir Rhyne College. MIss CARoI.INI2 MOORE? .. .. . Bible Physical Educalion Wiiillmrimp: Peabody College: Scarrilt College. MRs. CURTIS MoRI2IIEAD . . .English l.enoir Rhyne College. Mlss MARY VIRGINIA PATTI5RsoN Home Economics. Science lllora Macclolmlcl College. MRs. EARI. RIEIQSI5 ,I....., .I.. S cience - ' XV. C, U. N. C.: l.enoir Rhyne College. JMW, WJ , . , xl ' ' a MIss EDITH SETZISR . . . . . . . Lazm IM oir Tyne College: U. N. C4 Duke University. bv ss ADHLAIDIQ SHUIQORIJ .. .Spanz'sh. . HM-f' English, French , xv. C. U. N. C.. U. N. C. cw'-V MRS. LINDSAY SHUFORD .... Iinylish W. C. U. N. C.: U. N. C. MISS BI2sI SILMAN . . . Hiszory, Physical Education Lenoir Rhyne College, MISS ETHIQI- STARNIES ..,,,. Mathematics Elon College: U. N. C.: New York Universily. MR. S. E. STARNIQS.. . .. .Science Duke University. MR. R. W, I-IARVIEL. . . Mathematics. Aero Science. Band N. C. State: High Point College: l.enoir Rlmyne College, MISS PEGGY STEWART WIIITIQNIQR Scif-nw l.enoir Rhyne College. MISS EDITH MATTIIIews .Home Economics, Physical Education Wintldrcupz VJ. C. U. N. C.: Peabody College. ff w 21 f y W AP CLASSES AS A MATTER OF FACT .. As Shakespeare has said, There is a history in all men's lives, so it is, especially in a graduating class of Hickory High. Our first year in high school was spent at Greenpark, where we struggled thru' this year as green freshmen. We had come into a new surrounding and were supposedly ladies and gentlemen. Our minor duty was running errands for P. W. whenever he yelled. You remember he was the big boss. At last ,we came to dear ole Hickory High, one morning in September, 1941. We felt greener than ever this year because of the number of rooms and teachers. Our first week was a turmoil- yes-it took us that long to learn that Senorita Shuford taught Spanish in Room 25 and Mrs. Gwin taught English in Room 6. But, after so long, we were satisfactorily adjusted and were pro- moted to the ninth grade. Junior year seemed to be our busiest year. We took over the stand at the football games and sold magazines to raise money for the Junior-Senior. At last, the night, which all Juniors and Seniors look forward to, came. The gym was not decorated as elaborately as former years, but we had oodles of fun nevertheless. The theme for the Junior-Senior was Swing Fever and it surely hit the nail on the head. - One minor change that occurred at the beginning of our Senior year was a lower percentage of boys. Because of the war, many had joined the armed forces. We were on the verge of becoming men and women of the world, rather than living the irresponsible life of a,student. The moment we had been looking forward to came, as we received our diplomas. The helpful influence which Hickory High has had upon us will long be remembered by us, the Senior Class of Nineteen hun- dred forty-four and forty-five. And to the faculty, we extend our deepest thanks for making our life at Hickory High, a pleasant and profitable one. PAULINE SHIPMAN. Page Ten SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS HARQLD H12wA'1' , Presidem HARQLD BMDQQIQMAN Vmf l'res1'dm1 LINDA MIl.l.I5li . Se'frc'Ia1rL1 'lifk'ClSLlI't'I' pnlnlz' Flu 'HH SENIORS ' BETTY ABBOTT Knoxville High 1. 2: Science Club 2: Home Economics Club 1: Girl Reserves 1: Beta Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Home Economics Club 3: Publications Club 4. M. CECIL ABEE. JR. Football Squad 3, 4: Chemistry Club 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Dramatics Club 4: Latin Club 3: Biology Club 2: Science Club l: Basketball Squad 4: Victory Corps 3: Literature Club l: Band l. MARIE ALEXANDER, Home Economics Club 2: Latin Club 3: Biology Club 4. STANLEY AMMONS FRANK ANNAS Granite Falls High School l, 2, 3: Band l, 2, 33 De- bating Club l: Press Club l, 2: D. O. 4. MARY ARNEY Bible Club Z: Spanish Club 2. JOYCE AILEEN AUSTIN Glee Club 2: Latin Club 3. EDITH BARGER Home Economics Club 2: Latin Club 3. MARY ELIZABETH BARKER Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Chemistry Club 4: Basketball 3, 4: Maiden High School l, 2: Basketball l, 2: Glee Club 1. 2. BOB BEARD Football 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Baseball 3. 4: Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Vice-President of Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 4: Presi- dent of Bible Club 4: Student Council 4: Tennis Club 3: Gym Class 3. MILDRED E. BEDINGTON MICKY Home Economics 2: Glee Club 2: Spanish Club 2: D. E. Club 4, TOMMY SIGMON BLEVINS Basketball l: Spanish Club 2: Football Manager 3, 4: Basketball Manager 3, 4: Baseball Manager 3, 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Bible Club 4. SENIORS HOYT BOLICK D. O. Club 4. MAXINE BOLLINGER Home Economics Club l. JACK BOWMAN Spanish Club l: Victory Corps l: Bible Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Gymnasium 1. KENNETH BOWMAN BETTY L. BOYD Home Room Representative Z. HAROLD BRIDGEMAN SPECK Vice-President Senior Class: Monogram Club 3. 4: Lcttcrmen's Club 3, 4: Football 3. 4: Basketball 3. 4: Baseball 2. 3. 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Bible Club 4: President Monogram Club 4: Secretary of Lettermen's Club 4. JASON BROWN JAKE Band 1: Baseball 2. 4: Spanish Club 2: Basketball 4: Foot- ball 4: Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Recreational Council 4: Dramatics Club 4: Hall Monitor 3. 4: Publications Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Physics Club 4, Secretary-Treasurer: Hi-Y Club 4: Senior Entertain- ment Committee 4: Senior Election Committee 4: LOG Staff 4. Business Manager: Superlative 4. CARL BURNS Football 2, 3: Monogram Club 4: Lettermerfs Club 4: Spanish Club 1: Senior Ball Committee 4, MARIAN BURNS Spanish Club l: Bible Club 3. MARTHA BURNS Latin Club 2: Bible Club 3: Delta Theta Phi 3. DORIS BUSEY Latin Club 3: Chemistry Club 4. RUTH CAMP Home Economics Club Z: Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 3: P. T. A. Representative 4: Basketball 4: Junior- Senior Committee 3. SENIORS ELIZABETH CANNON BETTY Latin Club 3: Basketball 3. 4. JANE CANNON Bible Club 2: Band 2, 3: Spanish Club 2: Biology 2: Cheerleader 3. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Tennis 3: Publica- tions 3: Physics 4: Recreational Council 4: Basketball 4: Lettermen's Club 4. JOHN CANSLER. JR. Twig Stall' 4: Victory Corps Z: Publications Club 4. MOZELLE CARSWELL Bible Club l: Spanish Club l, BETTY JEAN CLEMMER Biology Club 2: Tennis Club 2, 3: Junior Music Club 2, 3: Home Economics Club. Treasurer 2: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Spanish Club 3. 4: Latin Club 3: Cheer- leader 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. MARGUERITE ELIZABETH CLINE Home Economics Club 2: Physics 4. RAY CLINE Spanish Club Z, IRENE CLONTZ O'LEMA CODY Latin Club 3: Dramatics Club. President 4: Chem- istry Club 4: Bible Club 4: Debating Club 4. JAMES RICHARD COLE LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Basketball Z: Honor Club 4: Victory Corps 2, 3. DOROTHY COLLINS Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4: Debating Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 4: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Latin Club 3: Bible I Club 2: Hickory Junior Music Club 2. MIMI JEAN CORRELL Band 2, 3: Glee Club 2: Spanish Club 2: Home Economics 3: Chemistry Club 4. SENIORS JOY CRAPPS Shelby I, Z: Physical Education l. 2: Home Room Reporter: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Spanish II Club 4: Junior-Senior Committee. BETTY Jo CULPEPPER Home Economics Club Z: Latin Club 3: Biology Club 4. FRED DEATON HARRILL DEITZ D. O. Club 3. 4: Spanish Club. WILLIAM RHYNE DEITZ BILL Student Council l, 2: Senior Play Committee 4: Hi- Y Club 4. JANE 'DELLINGER Bible Club l: Spanish I Club I: D. II. Club 4: P. T. A. Representative 4. MARTHA DIGH Glee Club Z. 3: Home Economics Club Z. 4: Spanish I Club 3: Spanish II Club 4. CAROL DRUM Latin II Club 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Home Room Repre- sentative Z: Tri-I-Ii-Y Club 3, 4: Student Council Treas- urer 4: Bible I Club Z.: Chemistry Club 4: Junior Mar- shal 3 tjiasketball Manager 3, 4: Victory Garden Club 2: Glee Club 2: Recreational Council 4. it IRIS CAROLYI3' DRUM Bible Club : Spanish Club I: Glee Club I. 2. 3: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Lettermen's Club 4. 'RUBY DUNCAN Spanish I Club 2: Biology Club 2. BETTY Jo ECKARD Bible Club I: Latin Club 3: Teacher of Colored School: Student Council 4. THELMA E. ECKARD. Home EconoinicsTClub 2: Latin Club 3: Chemistry Club 4. SENIORS WILDA ELLIS Glee Club 3, 4: Spanish I and II Clubs 3. 4: Dra- matics Club, Vice-President 4: Debating Club 4: Chem- istry Club 4. ELDON ESTEP Spanish I Club 2: Spanish II Club. Vice-President 3: Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Junior Marshal 3: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4. JOE EVANS Latin Club 3: Hi-Y Club 4: Home Room Represen- tative 2: Student Council l. CLARENCE FISHER Spanish Club 2: Monogram Club 3, 4: l.ettermen's Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 4: Baseball 3, 4: Home Room Representative 2: Bible Club 4. JOHN ROBERT FLOWERS JOHNNY Spanish I Club 2: Hi-Y Club 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Chemistry Club 4, Vice-President 4: Bible Club Z: Victory Corps 2: Commencement Announcements 4. JOHN HENRY FORD TWIG StaR 5, Business Manager 5: Publications Club 5: Hi-Y Club 3, 4, 5, President 5: French Club 5, President 5: Dramatics Club 5: Debating Club 5: Chemistry Club 5: Chair- man of Recreational Council 5: Physics Club 5: Boys State Representative 4: Latin Club 3: Senior Entertainment Com- mittee 5: Junior-Senior Committee 4: Baltimore City College 3: Band 2: Hall Monitor 2, 5: Tennis Club 4. Y ,, .,,,v-. . 'W EVELYN FOX ,, -- UFOXIEH , Home Economics Club. 1 GUINELL FRE!MAN I, .---- fx Bible Club 1: Spanish Club l, 2: Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Junior-Senior Cqnmittee 3: Basketball Z, 3, 4: Superlative 4. J i. LORRAINE FRETZQ Latin Club 4. lVlARY JANE FRYE Home Economics Club. THESTA MAE FRYE Bible Club 4: Spanish Club 3. BILLIE BEEE FULENWIDER TWIG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Junior Marshal 35 Spanish Club 2, 3: Vice-President of Class 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4: Hickory Junior Music Club 2, 3: Home Economics Club 2: Dramatics Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Basketball 2. SENIORS KATHRYN GABBARD Bible Club 4: Spanish Club 3. AUGUSTA GARTI-I HGUSSIEH LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Physics Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y Club 3. 4: Student Council 3: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Biology Club 2: Spanish I Club Z: Bible Club 2: Senior Ball Committee 4. EARL GOODMAN D. O. Club 4: D. E. Club 5: Biology Club 4. MARTHA GRAY Spanish Club 2. 3: Bible Club 4. Secretary: D. E. Club, President 5: Tennis Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club. Secretary 2. THOMAS C. GREENE HTOMMYH Football l. 2: Basketball 2: Band 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Glee Club Z. 3. 4: P. T. A. Representative 2: Hi-Y 3. 4: Spanish Club 2. 3: Lettermen's Club 4: Physics Club 4: Physical Ed. 2: Stage Manager 3. FRANCES E. HALLMAN Home Economics Club 2: Biology Club 3: Chemistry Club 4. PEGGY HALLMAN Band l, Z: P. T. A. Representative 2: Student Coun- cil 3. 4, Secretary 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4. President 4: Spanish I Club 2: Bible I Club Z: Junior-Senior Com- mittee 3: Chemistry Club 4: Senior Ball Committee 4: Victory Garden Club: Basketball 4. EVELYN HAMILTON Home Economics Club 2: Basketball 2. i MINNA HARRISON Publications Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. RALPH ROLAND HARTLEY . FRANCES HARTZOGE Home Economics Club Z: Bible I Club 2. 3: Latin Club 3: Bible II Club 4: LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 3. 4: Junior- Senior Committee 3: Beta Club 4: Lunch Room l, 2. . 4. BETTY Lou HEENER HLUTOH Home Economics Club 2: Spanish I Club 2: Victory Corps 2: P. T. A. Representative 2: Spanish II Club 3: Bible I Club 4: Cilee Club 4. SENIORS WILLARD HELTON HBILLH Basketball 5: Football 4. 5: Student Council 4: Mono- gram Club 3, 4. 5: Lettermen's Club 3. 4. 5: Hi-Y 4, 5, Secretary 5: Spanish I Club 2: Chemistry Club 5: Super- lative 4. O. GLENN HENKEL. JR. Band l. 2, 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Hi-Y 4: Victory Corps 2: C. A. P. C. 3: Stage Manager 3. WALLACE HERNDON Latin II Club 3: Biology Club 4. HAROLD JAMES HEWAT USHAGU President of Senior Class: Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Lettermen's Club 3. 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Football l. 3. 4: Baseball 4: Basketball 4: Hi-Y 4: Superlative 4: P. T. A. Representative 2. CALVIN HEWITT Victory Corps 2. BETTY HILTON WALTER HIPP. JR. Football l. Manager 2: Baseball Manager 2: Biology Club 2: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Physical Ed. Z: Victory Club 2: C. A. P. C. 3: Hi-Y 3. 4: Chemistry Club 4: Basketball 4: Physics Club 4: Cheerleader 4. J. T. HOLLAND UT.. Hi-Y 4: Superlative 4: Recreational Council 4: Band: Debating Club 4: Spanish I Club: Bible Club 4: Biology Club. AGNES HOLLAR Biology Club 2: Home Economics Club 3: Junior- Senior Committee 3. RALPH I-IOLLAR Football 2. 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball l. 2. 4: Monogram Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Bible Club 4. CHARLOTTE HOLMES HCHARLIEN Glee Club l, 2. 3, 4: Student Council l: Dramatics Club 3: Delta Theta Phi 4: Twig Staff 4: Spanish II Club 4: Publications Club 4. ENOCH HORN SENIORS HAL FRANKLIN HUFFMAN D. O. Club 4: Bible Club 3. THOMAS HUFFMAN TOM ALICE HUNSUCKER HPUNCHIEH Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4: Senior Play Committee 4: Junior Mar- shal: Bible Club 2: Latin Club 3, Treasurer: Hickory Junior Music Club. WILLADEAN HUNT EVA MAE HUNTER Home Economics Club l. 4: Spanish Club l: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Beta Club 4: Recreational Council 4. HELEN ISENHOUR St. Stephens l, Z: Basketball l, 2. 3. 4: Lettermen's Club 3. 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Spanish I and II Clubs: Chemistry Club 4, President: Junior-Senior Com- mittee: Superlative 4. BILL JACKSON HLEFTYH President of Sophomore and Junior Classes: Football l, 2. 3, 4: Basketball l, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 2. 3, 4: Hi- Y 3, 4, Vice-President: Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. Sec- retary and Treasurer 4: Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4: Physics Club 4. Vice-President. BONNIE SUE JARVIS SUSIE LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Glee Club 2. 3, 4: Librarian 4: Beta Club 3. 4: Latin Club 3. Vice-President: Secretary and Treasurer of Junior Class: Junior Marshal: Junior-Senior Committee: De- bating Club 3: P. T. A. Representative 2. ARYBELL JONES P. T. A. Representative 2: Spanish I Club: Delta Theta Phi 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Junior- Senior Committee: Senior Ball Committee. DONALD KAYLOR AK-9., Band 2. 3: Chemistry Club 4: Biology Club Z. Secretary and Treasurer l. ALVIN KEPLEY Latin Club 3. ELSIE MAE KEY Student Council 1: Beta Club 3, 4: Junior Marshal: Home Economics Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Junior- Senior Committee. ---. I' and wiv Aww , 7 . ndaccaaod ffaaaaaemwffffrw ' ubl 2 'e'. Spa , : P. T. . Re resenta f?V1F14Z Quad - .1 T ILLI .. - .peri- ciLLAfmmR4wm4L:bhA4gMbm ' lee lub 2. 3, 4 Secretary 4: Dra ics Club Secrei t y n u cial sur ' J C ' r LLA ,4,y.J .IVY om Ec m' lu 1 s , y lub 4. gb ARY UI I M K It 3 f co ' s lo b , A J 5, ,J A KOER ER 3 , ' r ' Il ' Gln 2, 3, 4: Home Economics Clu 'u 'I ,QLV J 'rw-0 , 3' JAMES LAM 1 9 Z UJIMMY' F Zo! ' 5 Biology Club 2: Spanish . 77 fi X' ' LI1Y JEAN LEONARD I m nm Z e f ouse 4: Spanish b 2 3: Delta Theta Phi 3. 4: Beta lub 44 Loo Staff iicataans b . ,why 6?2Ai43n, LAJ IVIARGUERITE LEONARD Band l: Spanish I Club 2: Spanish II Club 3: French Club 4. DOROTHY GRAY LONG ICKY Twig Stall' 4: Publications Club 4: Basketball 4: Recreational Council 4: Tri-I-li-Y 3, 4. Treasurer 4: Student Council 3: Junior-Senior Committee: Biology Club 2: Bible Club 2: Spanish I Club 2: Cap and Gown Committee 4. LEWIS LYON Glee Club 1: Baseball 2: Biology Club 4: Bible Club 5: Delta Theta Phi 5: Chemistry Club 5: Victory Corps 3. JOYCE PAYE MADARIS Delta Theta Phi 3: Spanish I Club Z: Bible I Club 4. RALPH JAMES IVIANGUM. JR. HJIMMYH Bible I Club 2: Bible II Club 4: Tennis Club 3: Glee Club 2, 3: Delta Theta Phi 4: Band l, 2: Victory Corps 2: Teacher of Colored Bible Class 4: Hall Monitor 2, 3. SENIORS ' NORA MASK Home Economics Club l. 2: Latin Club 3: P. T. A. Representative 4. C. G. MASON. JR. Student Council 1, 2: P. T. A. Representative 3: Band 1. 2, 3. 4. Glee Club 2: Spanish I Club 2: Biology Club 2: Junior- Senior Committee 3: Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Debat- ing Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4: Dramatics Club 4: Superlative 4: Art Club 4: TWIG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Tennis Club 3, 4: Publicity Committee 4: Recreation Council 4: Stage Manager 4: Home-Coming Field Committee 4: Field Commit- tee 3. FRANCES MCGUIRE Home Economics Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Chem- istry Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 4: Basketball 4. MORRIS MCGUIRE J. V. MCKINNEY. JR. Art Club 4: Tennis Club 2, 3: Debating Club 4: Bible Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 4: Victory Corps 2: Hall Monitor 3: Physical Ed. 2. MARY EVELYN MCREE Latin Club 4. DORIS E. MILLER Beta Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Junior Marshal 3. DORIS L. MILLER Home Economics Club 2: Biology Club 3. if-'DOROTHY MILLER Home Economics Club 2: Biology Club 2. HENRY GRADY MILLER. JR. UGOPHERU Band l, 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Basketball 2: Spanish Club 2: Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club: TWIG Stafl' 4: Publications Club 4: I-Ii-Y Club 4: Cap and Gown Committee 4: Junior- Senior Committee 3: Victory Corps 2: C. A. P. C. 3, 4. Sgt. 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Stage Manager 4: Biology Club 2: Field Committee 3: Monogram Club 4: Tennis Team 4: Physical Ed. 2: Recreational Center 3. LINDA MILLER Beta Club 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Secretary-Treasurer of Class 4: Lettermen's Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4: Debating Club 3. 4, Vice-President 4: Latin Club 3: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Home Economics Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3. 4. Treasurer 4: Hickory Junior Music Club 4. CHARLES MITCHELL Student Council l: Spanish Club l, 2: Secretary- Treasurer of Class 2: Baseball 3, 4: Twig Staff 4: Pub- lications Club 4: Home Room Representative 4: Pub- licity Committee 4: Beta Club 4. SENIORS NANCY CHRISTINE Moss Home Economics Club: Latin Club 3: Biology Club. MARY HELEN MOZELEY Home Economics Club: Latin Club 3: Biology Club. BETTY SUE NEWTON St. Stephens School 2. 3: Vice-President of Class 2. 3: Latin Club 4: Bible Club 4. MILDRED CAROLYN NEWTON Beta Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Bible II Club 4: Band l, 2, 3. AUDREY OWENS MARJORIE OWENS D. E. Club 4. PEGGY I... PAIGE Bible I Club: Bible II Club 4: Latin Club 3, CLARA PALMER Basketball Z, 4: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 3: Chem- istry Club 4: Delta Theta Phi Club 3, 4. RUBY PEELER Physical Ed. 4: Gift Committee 4. IVIARGIE KATHERINE PENLAND Home Economics Club: Spanish Club 2: D. O. Class, Vice-President. JAMES E. PHILLIPS JIMMY LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4, Vice-President: Latin Club 3, Secretary: Debating Club 4, President: Bible Club 2: Recreational Council 4: Band l, 2, 3, Drum Major: Hi-Y Club 4: Basketball 4. WADE PHILLIPS Latin Club 3: Victory Corps 3: Bible Club 4. SENIORS JOHN RAY POOVEY Victory Corps 3: D. O. Club 4. MARTHA JEAN POPE Bible Club 2, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: LOG Staff 4: Chemistry Club 4: Latin Club 3, President: Glee Club 3: Forensic 2, 3, 4: Chief Junior Marshal 3: P. T. A. Representative 4: Debating Club 3, 4: American Legion Finalist 2: American Legion 2, 3: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4: Publications Club, Secretary 4: Forensic Finalist 2, 3: Superlative 4: Best Citizen 4: Junior-Senior Committee 3. DORIS JUANITA PROPST 4-H Club 1, 2, 3: Basketball 2. 3: Bible Club 4: Latin Club 4: Delta Theta Phi Club 4. BILLY PUETT LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Hi-Y Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Tennis Club 2, 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4: Basketball 2, 3: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Student Teacher of Colored Bible Class 3. 4: Delta Theta Phi Club 3, 4, Vice-Chairman 3, President 4: Boys' State Representative 3: Beta Club 4: Senior gall Cgmmittee 4: Physical Ed. 2: Superlative 4: Victory orps . MARY LOUISE RABY Bible Club. CARROLL W. RHYNE Tennis Club 1: Band l. 2: Baseball l: Spanish Club 2: Bible Club 2: Biology Club 4: Spanish Club 3: Basketball 4: Debating Club 4: Science Club 1: Litera- ture Club l: Victory Corps 2. MALCOLM 'RINK Spanish Club 2, 3: D. O. Club 4. L. FRED RITTER Lincolnton High School 2: Student Council 2: Physics Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4, Treasurer. HILDA JEAN ROBBINS MARION E. ROBERTS HTOOTHPICKH Latin Club 3: Physics Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Band 3: Student Council 1. ROYCE ROBESON Bible Club 4: Delta Theta Phi Club 4: Biology Club: Latin Club 3: Senior Play Committee 4. HERMAN ROBINSON SENIORS LOUELLA ROBINSON Spanish Club Z, 3: Bible Club 2, 4: Delta Theta Phi Club 3. 4. CHARLES HUBERT ROSEMAN D. E. Club 4, Treasurer: Home Room Representative 3, 4. HELEN DRUCILLA ROSEMAN Latin Club 2: Biology Club 4: D. E. Club Vice Presi- dent 5. ROBERT M. ROSEMAN 'ABOBM OR MFISHEYEH Band 2. MARY GWYNE SAINE Home Economics Club 2: Spanish I Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Junior-Senior Committee: Lettermen's Club 4. f HAZEL R. SEABOCK Glee Club 2: Latin Club 3, . HILDA LILLIAN SEABOCH Home Economics Club 2: Latin Club 3. WEYBURN SEABOCK Spanish II Club 3: Physics Club 4. WILBERT SEABOCK Home Room Representative 2, 4: Spanish Club 2, 3: Beta Club 3, 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Physics Club 4: Junior Marshal. MARGARET SEITZ D, E. Club 4: Home Room Representative 3, 4, MERIAM SELF Spanish I Club 2: Chemistry Club 4: Home Economics Club 2. JOHN LEE SETZER UPATTERFOOT' Football 2, 3, 4, 5: Basketball 3, 5: Monogram Club 4, 5: Lettermen's Club 4, 5: Biology Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Chemistry Club 5: Presi- dent of Physics Club 5: Victory Corps 3, 4. SENICRS RALDO SHARPE Victory Corps 3, BILL Sl-IERRILI. P. T. A. Representative 2: Spanish Club 2: Beta Club 3, 4: Chief Junior Marshal: Twig Staff: Publications Club 4. MARY FRANCES SHELL Home Economics Club 2: Biology Club 2: Secre- tary of D. E. Club 4. PAULINE SHIPMA N X POLLY ' X c 2, 3. 4: Span' h Club ' e 'n Club 4 am lub 4: P. T. . - en 'vc-X. . , s X Cb 0 1 X X XX- - N X X ' HA PT SI-I X' . .A HA lil' B leI d Clu 3. 4: ani Clu LU' taff N 4: blications lub : Delta Th Phi er JI o Bib Sch 4. ' l LIS ov X E. '4 I N . ' G IM , . , T S 4: O. L .xxx HEI EN o ' I b Sp 'h ub 2' Spa 'h 'N elta he Ph . 41 ible C ft: we Ci , ' Q N ' ' N - ' 'MIL ED XX X Q A x L H - ' X ta ' licati .X Xxx. :N e 2 , lub La 3, Vi Pres t: -:' b 3,- Y. .x arsh 5 J mr- im- t-, mitte li, --X Delt 'rh i x : Council 3, : Deb g Club 3, 4 omec mi Wg . 4: T cher Co red 1 le hnol 2, -. x W X . - X .f . X X X X S L ?iQ...' 'i 3: Home con 'cs 'mx , X, X X X ,CL DIE EDXK xk S I D' O' CX R A A A S 'N I. : lic C 4: erla 4, et lu 3, 4: i- 3, Se ry P. A. resentatv 3: Junior-Senior Com ttee , Junior M shal: atin Club 3: Tennis Club 2: Bas etball 2: Home Economics Club 2: Bible Club 2: President Student Council 1: Morse Code Club l, Treas- urer: Hall Monitor l: Typing Efficiency Award 3. ' SENIORS MILLIE JEANNE STARNES Spanish I Club 2: Bible l Club 2. ALVIN STARR D. 0. Club 4. RHEBA DEIETTA STARR Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 3: Chemistry Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4: Victory Garden Club: Letter' men's Club 4. WILLIAM STEPHENS JANE STRATTON LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Homecoming Committee 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Junior Marshal: Latin Club 3: Tennis Club 2: Basketball 2: Home Economics Club 2: Bible Club 2, Secretary: Morse Code Club 1, Secretary: Typing Efficiency Award 3. JACK SUTHER Vice-President Biology Club 4: Lettermen's Club 5: Monogram Club 5: Bible Club 4, 5: Baseball I, 2, 3, 5: Football 4, 5: Victory Corps 3. JOHN TATE Student Council 5, 6. President 6: Monogram Club 4, 5, 6, Secretary 5: Lettermen's Club 4, 5, 6, President 6: Football 4. 5, 6: Basketball 4, 5, 6: Tennis Club 4, 5, 6: Hi-Y 4, 5, 6. DORIS TEAGUE Spanish I Club 2: Home Economics Club 2: D. lf. Club 4. MAYNARD TEAGUE Treasurer of Art Club 4. BRUCE TEMPLETON Hi-Y 47 Twig Staff 4: Latin Club 3: Biology Club 2: Publications Club 4: Basketball 3, 4. GENE THOMASON l.atin Club 3. MARY BESS TILLEY Home Economics Club 1, 4: Band l, 2, 3: Biology Club 2: Latin Club 2: Junior-Senior Committee 3: Bible Club 4: French Club 4: Twig Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Art Club 3, 4, Vice-Chairman 4: P, T. A. Representa- tive 4. VIOLET TROUTMAN TWIG Staff 4: Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Publications Club 4, President: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 4: Recreational Council 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4: Spanish Club 2, 3, Secre- tary-Treasurer 2: Assistant Librarian 3: Basketball 2: P. T. A. Representative 2: Junior Marshal: Junior-Senior Committee. SENIORS MARJORIE TURNER Home Economics Club l: Latin Club 3: Biology Club 4: Art Club 4. RACHEL TUTTLE Student Council 2: Bible Club 2: Spanish Club 2, 3: Biology Club 2: Glee Club 2, 3: Vice-President of Junior Class: Beta Club 3, 4: Publications Club 4: Recreational Council 4: Junior Marshal: Twig, Editor- in-Chief 4. EDNA IVIAE WALKER Spanish I Club 2: Biology Club 3. VIOLA WALLACE Spanish Club l. 2: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4: Beta Club 3, 4: Junior Marshal. MARJoR1E WALLS Spanish I Club l : Spanish II Club Z: Home Economics Club 3. MARGARET ANN WALTON HIVIOLLYH LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Spanish II Club 4: Tri-I-Ii-Y 3. 4, Vice-President 4: Basketball 2. 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Lettermen's Club 3, 4: Recrea- tional Council 4: Home Economics Club 2: Biology Club Z: Spanish I Club 3. BILL WARREN ELENA JEAN WARREN Spanish I Club 2: Home Economics Club 2. 4, Vice- President 2, Second Vice-President 4: Home Room Representative 2, 4: P. T. A. Representative 3: Beta Club 4: LOG Staff 4: Publications Club 4. IVIARGIE ELIZABETH WARREN Home Economics Club l, 4: Spanish Club l: Biology Club 3: Bible Club 3: Delta Theta Phi 3. 4. BILLY LEO WHISNANT Bible I Club 3: French Club 4: Biology Club 4. MARY GAITHER WHITENER GAlTY Spanish Club Zz. Home Economics Club 2: Moderns 3: Spanish Club 3: Constitution Club 3: Student Coun- cil Representative 3. HENRY BRYAN WILEONG, JR. Hi-Y 4: Latin Club 4: Art Club 4: Chemistry Club 4: Football I. 2: Hall Monitor l. W. AVERY WILEONG Band l, 2: Football 1: Spanish I Club 2: Biology glub 2: Manager Football Team 3: I-li-Y 3, 4: Art lub 4. 'Q' ff 1 any an 43 SENIORS GUY WII.soN Football 3, 4: Bible I Club 4: l.ettcrmcn's Club 4: Monogram Club 4: Secretary-Treasurer Bible Club 4, PEGGY WIl.SON Debating Club 3: l.atin Club 3: Junior-Senior Com- mittee. SARAH VIRGINIA VJITHIERSPOON Latin Club 3: Biology Club 4: Twig StafI 4: Tri'Hif Y 4: Publications Club 4: P, T. A, Representative 3. WANDA Woopus Bibic I Club 1, HOWARD XVRIGHT D. O, Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Monogram Club 4: l.cttermen's Club 4. BETTY Jo YODER Spanish I Club Z: D. Ii. Club 4, BETTY MARIE YODER Beta Club 4: Debating Club 4: LOC Staff 4: Publications Club 4: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4: l.ettermen's Club 4: Glee Club 2, 3, 4: Dramatics Club 3, 4: Chemistry Club 4: Senior Play Committee: Spanish Club 2, 3: Home Economics Club 2: Junior-Senior Committee. - ALLIE MAE YOUNG Home Economics Club Z: D. E. Club 5, BARBARA YOUNT UBOBBIEH LOG, Editor-in-Chief' 4: Publications Club 4: Bible I Club 2: Bible II Club 4, President: Junior Marshal: Beta Club 3, 4, President 4: Debating Club 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Delta Theta Phi 3, 4, Chairman of Council 3, 4: Recreational Council 4: Presi- dent Latin Club 3: Junior-Senior Committee: Basketball 2: Chairman of P. T. A. Representatives 41 Teacher at Colored Bible School 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Sponsor 4: Assistant Librarian Il, 4: Superlative 4. EMMA KATE YOUNT Home Economics Club 2: Latin Club 3: Basketball 3, 4: Junior-Senior Committee: Secretary-Treasttrer Chem' istry Club 4. NOLAN YOUNT Glce Club 3: Bible I Club 4, ZELMA YOUNT Home Economics Club Z: Spanish I Club 2. PANSY ZIMMERMAN UZIMH Bible I Club 4: Glee Club 4: Spanish I Club Z: Spanish II Club 3: Home Ilconomics Club Z: Victory Corps 2. BEST CITIZENS JOHN HENRY FORD MARTHA JEAN POPE PgT IT COULD HAPPE TO YOU! LADIES AND GENTLEMENZ Come one! Come all! Step right up and buy your tickets now! As we open this magnificent show we want to thank the owners, Bill Jackson. Jack Suther, Harold Bridgeman and Cecil Abee, for their great work in making such a grand show possible. We have with us today some very famous and distinguished persons. Movie actresses, Dolly Jean Leonard and Viola Wallace, escorted by their leading men. Charles Mitchell and Eldon Estep. Dolly Jean is soon appearing in that smash Broadway Comedy Hit, Love's Afire, produced and directed by Tommy Blevins. Painters of many fine pictures, artists Maynard Teague and Eva Mae Hunter are here. Then. we are glad to have with us Barbara Yount, generally known as Our Bobbie, Senator from North Carolina, who is with Mildred Sigmon, a member of the House. And also those two Modern Airplane Designers, Avery Wilfong and Howard Wright. With them is Bill Deitz. Gem Expert. And now on with the side shows! On my right you see one of the world's most famous line of chorus girls! Jean Koerner and her Dazzling Beauties ! Ten gorgeous gglsl. . .Edith Barger, Rachel Tuttle, Betty Boyd, Wilda Ellis, Hazel Seaboclf Mary Jane Frye. Charlotte Holmes, Dorothy Kilby, Frances McGuire and Clara Palmer. Before you on my left stands Billie Bebe Fulenwider. She has the longest, platinum blond hair of any girl. . .in this show! Billie Bebe has not cut her hair since she was at Hickory High. She and her dancing partner, Alice Hunsucker, will perform the ancient Hula tribal dance. Also you will see inside, the world's heaviest lady, Sarah Virginia Witherspoon. who has gained some weight since her High School days. You will see too, Jimmy Mangum, the lightweight boxing champion. CMy, how he, too, has changed since H. H. S.!D Come right this way and see Tommy Greene, the greatest fire-eater in the world! Eating two flaming torches at a time! At the same time see Gene Thomason, the sword swallower of the universe! He is really terri6c! Buy yo r tickets here fo the Big Top. Our bi t t was designgdgdg built by C. G. Masonsaiid Grady Millggii he attractive programs were printe by John Cansler. T' Now, our Master of Ceremonies, Mr. Jason Brown, will describe some of the acts that are going on in the Big Top. The bands are playing Marches, while the Dare-devils of the Air are performing on the flying trapeze. Those well-known teams: J. V. McKinney and Bonnie Sue Jarvis: Nolan Yount and Joy Crapps: Joe Evans and Dorothy Killian: Jack Bowman and Elizabeth Cannon. They have performed the world over: in Paris they performed for that famous French Lady, Mlle. Marie Besi Tilley, once a French student at H. H. S. She is now the ex-wife of a French Nobleman. In the spotlight now are the man-eating lions and tigers! And their tamers, Hampton Shuford and J. T. Holland, and that famous Lady Tameress, Doris Busby! The ferocious lions were captured in Africa by those two great pals of many happy hunting days together. Bruce Templeton and James Phillips. As we look around the stands we see several secretaries and their bosses: namely, Thomas Huffman, manager of McGoosle's Store, with his two secretaries. . .Doris E. Miller and O'Lema Cody. Earl Goodman of Goodman Tire Company, with his secretary Frankie Killian. Ralph Hartley, Hoyt Bolick and James Landis owners of Everlasting Furniture Company, Inc. Managed by Mary Louise King and Betty Jo Eckard, with Frances Hartzoge. Elsie Mae Key. and Betty Hilton as secretaries. We also see Martha Gray and Mildred Bedington, managers of Spainhour's. It's a holiday for all the local tradespeople. And now the Grand Parade. . . . Cast your eyes this way, Ladies and Gents, for one of the greatest events of the whole circus. The courageous Augusta Garth riding a pink elephant, the only one in captivity, led by Bill Helton, followed by the other performers on their elephants, Carol Drum riding ENY, led by Harold Hewat, Peggy Hallman riding MEENY, led by Walter Hipp, Dorothy Collins riding MINY, led by Richard Cole, and Jane Cannon riding MOE, led by John Robert Flowers. And now we bring you a special announcement, Miss Mildred Newton has just been elected Mayor of Hickory! Congratulations to you, Mildred. Next come the horseback riders on white stallions, led by John Henry Ford and Betty Lou Hefner, followed by Jane Stratton and Don Kaylor, Martha Starnes and Herman Robin- son. Betty Jean Clemmer and Bob Beard. Margaret Ann Walton and Bryan Wilfong. The horses are bred by Fred Deaton. Wade Phillips, Malcolm Rink and Calvin Hewitt. Some of the finest horses in America are bred on their farm. One of the famous racing horses bred by them is Lighting, owned by Harrill Deitz. Page Thirty We see on the sidelines now Marion Roberts, surgeon, and with her are nurses Marie Alexander, Nancy Moss, Evelyn Hamilton, Nora Mask, Hilda Robbins, Minna Harrison, and Doris Teague. And also Margie Penland, Dentist, and her assistant, Margie Warren. Fred Ritter, one of the fifteen men in the world who understands the Einstein Theory, is here too. Now the clowns, here they come prancing in! I'm sure you will know most of these clowns. Carroll Rhyne, Alvin Kepley, Wilbert Seabock, Royce Robeson, Wallace Herndon, and Weyburn Seabock. Behind the clowns come the ' - u , Thelma Eckard, Louella Robin- son, Helen Sigmon. Lillignwjgalggglr, and Evelyn Ro ertson. While they are performing I'll name over some more of the well-known persons here at the ring-side: Linda Miller, Broadway play actress. and Betty Marie Yoder, that well-known Blackface actress: and also present are some of the country's outstanding athletes, Carl Burns and Guy Wilson, nationally known football players: Clarence Fisher and Billy Whisnant, baseball stars: Mary Barker, Helen Isen- hour and Guinell Freeman, basketball stars. Martha Burns, now editor of the Hickory Herald Tribune. The advertising managers of the Circus are Ray Cline, Frank Annas, Stanley Ammons. and Kenneth Bowman. They have done a fine job too. We have with us today three nationally known bands: Enoch Horn's. Glenn Henkel's and Lewis Lyon's. Martha Digh and Violet Troutman are singers for Glen's band. Evelyn Fox and Carolyn Drum are star singers with Enoch Horn's band. Here are a few more members of Enoch's band you should know. Kathryn Gabbard, Maxine Bollinger. and Mozelle Carswell are Drum Majorettes: Ruth Camp and Marion Burns playing the Clarinettes, and Mary Arney and Millie Jean Starnes, Trumpet Players. And as we look on the other side of the tent where Lewis' band is we see Pauline Shipman and Dorothy Miller as his singers: Marguerite Cline and Irene Clontz playing the flutes: Betty Jo Culpepper and Jane Dellinger, trombone players: Ruby Duncan, Lorraine Fretz, and Frances Hallman playing the violins. And now. . .J. L. Setzer, Bob Roseman, Hal Huffman, and Ralph Hollar are going to be shot out of cannons by those lovely ladies, Helen Mozeley. Thesta Mae Frye, Willadean Hunt, and Peggy Wilson. They will sail through the air and into a net one thousand feet away! There they go! With a sigh of relief from everyone after they land safely. Eyes are cast above where the Tight-Rope walkers are giving a grand performance led by John Tate and Icky Long in their world-famous act: other tight-rope walkers are. Agnes Hollar, Jack Shook. Audrey Owens, Raldo Sharpe, Marjorie Owens, Wanda Woodie, Marguerite Leonard and Billy Sigmon. They are giving such a good performance that the patrons are about to take the top of the tent off! But let's see if we can see anyone else of interest: yes, here are Betty Abbott, Joyce Austin. Arybell Jones, Ruby. Peeler. and Mimi Jean Correll, all of the National Art Museum. In the front ring the seals are balancing balls on their noses, which shows spectacular training on the part of their trainers: Morris McGuire, Charles Roseman, John Ray Poovey. Alvin Starr, and Bill Stephens. While in their circus life the seals had the pleasure of being gken care of by Mary Louise Raby, Doris J. Propst, Helen Roseman, Marjorie Walls. and Peggy aige. And now those startling acrobats, Zelma Yount, Pansy Zimmerman, Allie Mae Young. Emma Kate Yount, and Betty Newton. After they have finished their act we will have some real dancing, starring Meriam Self, Margaret Seitz, Mary-Frances Shell, Joyce Madaris, Mary Evelyn McRee, Doris L. Miller, Edna Mae Walker, Marjorie Turner, and Virginia Slayton. Before the next act begins I must tell you that Mary Gwyn Saine, Mary Gaither Whitener and Betty Jo Yoder are three of the world's greatest philosophers. And now last. but not least, we have the Bear Wrestlers. These bears were captured by Bill Warren and Bill Sherrill. Here come the wrestlers, Clyde Smith and Gwyn Sigmon. CThe foregoing circus will be produced and the people mentioned will attend when Rheba Starr discovers whether or not Orbit chewing gum loses its flavor on the bed post over night.J RINGMASTERS: ELENA JEAN WARREN. BILLY PUETT. MARTHA JEAN POPE. Page Thirty-one Ncatvst RRQIIARII Colm ALIQIIISTA GARTII lies! School Spirited BOIIIII' BEARD JANIQ CANNON Page 'fhirly-lwd -- THE MUSTES Most D1'gm'Hed XVz't!I'est C. G. , . GUINIELI. FRIQIQMAN ALICE HUNSUCKER JASGN BROWN Most Dependable Most Intellectual MARTHA STARNIES BILL SIIIQRRILL BILLY PUETT BOBBIE YOUNT DF TI-IE BESTEST MOS! fllhlvlfr' Hes! 1.1501111751 Mos! Popzzlar HAROLD BRIDOLSMAN BLLLILQ BLQDLQ f:UI.IiNWIDIER PLQOOY HALLMAN HIJLVN ISISNHOUR .IAMIES PHLLLLPS HAROLD HLQWAT l 1'l'cr7r1l1'0s! ICRY I,ONf1 J. T. HOLLAND Most Vvrscziilc MARTHA .IVAN Pom JOHN HLQNRY FORD Page Thzrlgl-flyrrc T O THEM . . WHAT,S LEFT BEHI D Tommy Blevins leaves his job as football manager to anyone who thinks he can handle it. To Betty Sue Bumgarner goes Betty Abbot's love for selling war bonds. Naomi Bolick, since she doesn't have any, is going to get Zelma Yount's red hair. Gopher Miller leaves his nickname to his brother, Freddy. Rachel Tuttle leaves her luck in love to Juanita Warren, although she doesn't seem to need it. Richard Cole gives his pipe to just any ol' body. Charles Roseman leaves his pretty light complexion to Claude Bow- man. Willbert and Weyburn Seabock bequeath their similar looks to each other to Reid and Ray Lafone. Hampton Shuford regretfully wills his ability to make love to all the girls to Vance Bright. To Herbert Ketcham goes Guy Wilson's slim physique. Ralph Hartley and Bill Warren leave their great love for airplanes to Hayes Terrel. Frances Hartzoge's dependability is left to Jeanne Hutton. Charlotte Holmes' pretty hair-do goes to Mary Katherine Starnes. Minna Harrison's desire to pop her chewing gum in class goes to any chewing gum lover. Peggy Hallman leaves her popularity with the boys to Billie Jones. Dwight Adkins gets O'Lema Cody's big brown eyes. Jack Sutber leaves his corny laugh to Raymond Lane. Maynard Teague's artistic ability is left to Edith Blackwell. Icky Long leaves a little bit of her shortage to Barbara Crouch. Helen Isenhour leaves her great love for basketball to Esther Zerden. Shag Hewat's nervousness when speaking before a crowd is left to Mildred Shepherd. Evelyn Fox leaves her neatness to Dorothy Hefner. Jane Cannon gives her place as a darn good cheerleader to Doris Haskins. Tommy Green leaves his peroxide to Phil Patton. Glen Henkle leaves his bow ties to Bobby Wood. Bobby Beard's good school spirit goes to Ann Whitener. We've just decided to let Jean Frans and Betty Harley. Shorty to most of us, fight over Guinell Freeman's quiet ways. Harrill Deitz bequeaths his freckles to Benny Fox. Dolly Jean Leonard leaves her ,new wisdom tooth to Ann Brooks. Arybell Jones wants to leave her old age to Roberta Cooke. Bruce Templeton leaves his master mind to William Little- virginia Slayton's ability to laugh at anything goes to Betty Lingle. Willie Ruth Abee can have Dorothy Kilby's place in Shorthand class, but we're warning you, don't let Miss Allran see you combing your hair! John Robert Flowers' halo goes to Joel Hyder. If Pat Sigmon can find it, he may have Jack Kaylor's new parking place, that is, when K-9 isn't on the loose. Speck Bridgman sweetly hands over his innocent look to Mike Foster. Malcolm Rink wills his gracefulness to Robert Mozeley. With Eva Mae Hunter's permission, Nell Cox may have her sewing-box. Augusta Garth is gonna' give Buddy Furlong her sterling silver hair clasp so he can pin back his pretty red curls. Pauline Abernathy is to be honored with the golden voice of Violet Troutman. Martha Digh bequeaths her rosy cheeks to Martha Jane Self. Betty Jean Ramsey is the lucky one to get Billie Bebe Fulenwider's white sweater, red shirt. and white boots. Alvin KepIey's appetite. and it seems to be a big one from the way he bears off to the Lunch Room every day, is left to Cecil Edge. Kenneth Bowman's method of blushing all the time is bestowed upon Ned Reese. Billy Puett leaves his perfect manners to Jimmy Bumgarner. Mary Louise King confers her charming personality to Mary Jo Whisnant. Joyce Austin gives Aeirwantia Propst her. 9193 s'lii93...I f.Eb,lbE....!!V.1iQl10.Bi.J?,i-Blllilei- ' 'M' ' Pauline Shipman's love for the Air Corps is left to Norma Bogle. Since razor blades are kinda' scarce, Charles Mitchell leaves his old ones to Bobby Deal. Elsie Mae Key wills her sweet ways to Audrey Bolch. Betty Jo Eckard leaves her soft. baby voice to Betty Jo Lafevers. Betty Cannon tear- fully gives her little red cap to Bobby Mitchell: Betty Lou Hefner throws her Hannel checked shirt in with it. Jack Bowman leaves his title as Teacher's pet to Johnny Gilbert. Bill Jackson bequeaths his ability to throw passes to Bobby Lail. Betty Hilton wills her shyness and quietness to Ruby Adams. Jimmy Mangum leaves his slick, smooth hair to Paul Bigsby. Martha Burns' long bicycle ride to school is left to Margaret Anderson. To Ruby Lee Bailey is left Betty Jo Cul- pepper's sweet ways. Martha Jean Pope wills her position as Chemistry Shark to Lucille Bentley. The love of Wiladeanl Hunt for the art of public speaking is left to Mildred Berry. Marguerite Leonard wills her ability to stay quiet in study hall to Mary Alice Sigmon. Avery and Bryan Wilfong leave their Model A to anyone who can get it out of the garage. Bill Helton leaves his cheerful smile to Henry Abernathy. J. L. Setzer leaves his bright shirts to Gilbert Mayfield. Marie Alexander wills her bashfulnems to Janie Bolch. Carl Burns leaves his ability to converse freely to Eugene Alexander. Walter Hipp wills his love for Shakespeare to J. C. Hill. Marion Roberts leaves her excess weight to Evelyn Petree. Billy Whisnant bequeaths his loud voice to Floyde Barger. Betty Jean Clemmer leaves her luck in getting by to anyone who can do it! To Carolyn Cline, Margie Penland bequeaths her love for the boys in uniform. Molly Walton leaves her table at the Soda Shoppe at lunch to Betty Jane Rowe. To Thad Johnson, John Tate wills his ability as a dancer. Dorothy Miller wills her art in the use of make-up to Betty Jean Rudisill. Mildred Newton wills her love for making book reports to Judy Stevenson. Joyce Madaris leaves her place in the cafeteria to Peggy Peeler. Mary Arney bequeaths ber locker to Agnes Wells. Irene Clontz leaves her seat in the auditorium to Inez Duncan. Doris Busby wills her blush to Bettie Weaver in hopes that her ears won't turn every color of the rainbow when a boy speaks to her! Bonnie Sue Jarvis wills her ability as a pianist to anyone talented along this line. Billy Deitz leaves his desire to get to school on time to Claude Day. Cecil Abee leaves his girlish manner to C. W. Craig. Martha Gray, wills her attraction to blondes to Carolyn Balch. John Henry Ford leaves his love for the fairer sex to Ben Robinson. Edith Barger leaves her quiet but pleasing manner to Joan Taylor. To Patsy Ford. Carol Drum bestows her ability to get her name in the gossip column of the Twig. Bobbie Yount leaves her knack of making good grades to Peggy Jean White. Mary Bess Tilley bequeaths the ability of having loo of friends ml les, Betty Marie Yoder wills her mathematical mind to Dolan Huffman. The stateliness of Mildred Sigmon is left to Suzanne Kramer. Millie Jean Starnes' vivaciousness is bestowed upon Margaret Jones. The old notebook of Evelyn Robertson is left to Maxine Lockhart. Ruby Peeler's love for Shorthand goes to Betty Sue Lael. Marguerite Cline wills her golden silence to Mary F. Bolick. The Harlequin glasses of Mimi Jean Correll go to Betty R. Gamble. Hilda Robbins will leave her pleasant manner to Peggy Bost. Wanda Woodie leaves her Shorthand book to anyone who wants it! Sara Virginia Witherspoon's timidness goes to the boldest rising Juniorl The dependability of Helen Sigmon goes to Peggy Cook. Rheba Starr's carefree giggle goes to Martha Candler. To Edward Cook. Page Thirty-four Bill Sigmon leaves his love for Algebra. To Dorothy Brittain goes Doris Teague's seniority air. Marjorie Turner's secret method of fixing her hair so well goes to Jones Herman. The friendly ways of Marjorie Walls are bestowed upon Martha J. Brown. Bob Roseman leaves his nickname Fish-Eye to any poor sucker who will have it! Raldo Sharpe wills his long ride to school to Gene Lail. Gwyn Sigmon bestows his love for girls to Buddy Broyles. Bill Sherrill leaves his intelligence to one of the rising Junior Morons. Wade Phillips bequeaths his spelling book to Ruth Fisher. John Ray Poovey leaves his chair in the Library to Robert Cansler. Jack Shook wills his small quiet voice to Joe Cater. Clyde Smith leaves his cheerful nature to Blake I-Ioneycutt. Alvin Starr leaves his wad of chewing gum on the bottom of his D. O. chair to the boy sitting there next year. Bill Stephens bestows to Conway Fulbright his ability to trip the light fantastic. Howard Wright leaves his poker face to Benny Lafone. Nolan Yount wills his love for sleeping in study halls to A. L. Lutz. Carroll Rhyne wants Edwin Kenworthy to have his left-over typing paper. Frank Annas leaves all his failures to Ralph Kirby. Allie Mae Young leaves her popularity with out-of-town boys to Nina Burns. HgQ.Seabock,leavesAher much admired eyes to Bonnie Bynum. Mary E. McRee leaves her curly locks to Pauline Byrd. Doris PFops't wiTT'gTve ll'ai-Jaffe Garvey her secret reducing diet which she has used so frequently. Lillian Seabocknwill leave her charnjlihl VY!1Y..WiilL.,th.Q ,lads 99. MEHIIB Qllbe- Wild! Ellis bestows her knowledge of Hickory on Ruth Connell. Stanley Ammons leaves his admiration for the Democratic Party to J. W. Laney. Agnes Hollar wills her soft voice to Betty Crump. Mildred Bedington leaves her individuality to Edna Deal. Edna Mae Walker leaves her chair in the auditorium to the iirst one who gets there next year. Frances McGuire bequeaths her large eyes to Milli: Dellinger. Pansy Zimmerman wills her golden voice and sweet smile to Christine DeRhodes. Betty Newton wills her graceful figure to Beulah Durham. Helen Mozeley leaves her innocent and intelligent expression to Ruth Fisher. Dorothy Killian leaves her happy-go-lucky ways to Margie Fox. Mary Barker wants Jeanne Hutton to fill her place in the basketball squad. Betty Jo Yoder leaves her fondness for riding to Jeanette Franklin. Doris,YI9MMi1lgr, leaves .he11dpr9bke,m,3Lg,etting.3a.s f9l'..d!iYlhK ll9.-l.QhQol tg,AA,da Jang Ggj-tngr. Clara Palmer wills her talkative nature to Virginia Gabbard. Maxine Bollinger leaves her sweet temper to Ruth Gregory. Nancy Moss leaves her fondness of speaking only when spoken to to Joan Griffin. Meriam Self wills her quiet manner to anyone that will deserve it. Doris E. Miller bestows upon Peggy J. Tallant her honor roll grades. Betty Boyd leaves her devotion for Home Economics to Marie Hefner. Marjorie Owens wills her love for eating in study hall to Olga Henkel. Emma Kate Yount does hereby will and bequeath her love for athletics to Joyce Howard. Audry Owens leaves her giggles to Cora Alice Wilson. Jean Koerner leaves her reserved ways to Betty Jean White. Helen Roseman wills her dry wit to Peggy Rae Wilson. Mary Louise Raby leaves her devotion for science to Sara Lou Killian. Gene Thomason and Joe Evans will their devotion for each other to Fletcher Lail and A. J. Lingle. Carolyn Drum wills her admiration for Morganton boys to Josephine Lail. Nora Mask leaves her friendly manner to Mary Anna Lail. Frankie Killian bestows her neatness upon Kinney Mae Lawrence. Peggy Wilson leaves her cute ways to Ruth Lemmond. James Phillips leaves his John Barry- more proiile to Bill Foster. Louella Robinson leav her witty remarks to Frances Lutz. Ray Cline confers hislove for Typing to Jack Hawn. John Cansler bequeaths his ability to day dream on Class to George Dunivent. Peggy Paige leaves her long hair to Dot Raby. J. T. Holland leaves his nickname Little Red Riding Hood to Doris Lentz. Royce Robeson wills his ability to keep at least one girl on hand to -J. B. Lowman. Alice I-Iunsucker wills her long walk to school to Mardecia Little. Marion Burns leaves her love for school to Dorothy McCray. Frances Hallman leaves her ability to Hirt to Lucille McCulloh. Thelma Eckard leaves her love for horses to Oneda McGuire. Elena Jean Warren leaves her ability to get nice gifts fsuch as Diamond Rings and Watches! from the opposite sex to Ellen McIntyre. Larraine Fretz bestows her knowledge of English upon anyone weak on the subject. Fred Deaton leaves his determination to stick to what he thinks to Herbert Marlow. Enoch Horn bestows his good looks on Richard Marlow. Mary Jane Frye leaves her wisecracks to Peggy Mclver. Thomas Huffman leaves his extremely long eye lashes to Tommy Messick. James Landis wills his blue sweater to anyone who wants it-don't all speak at oncel Linda Miller requests that Frankie McNeilly till her place in the Dramatics Club. Jane Stratton leaves the drudgery of carrying around the Detention List to anyone who has the courage to face all those happy little facesl To Mary F. Melvin goes Ruby Duncan's queenly ways. Dorothy Collins leaves her sweetness and gentle looks to Betty J. Miller. Jane Dellinger will share her politeness with Peggy Miller. Eldon Estep bestows his cute grin on Billy Miller. Joy Crapps leaves her charming manner- isms to Nellie Parsons. Clarence Fisher leaves his seat on the bus to the one who gets there first. Evelyn Hamilton bequeaths her small stature to Marion Ritter. Morris McGuire bequeaths his good look- ing clothes to James Moss. Hal Huffman confers upon Edward Pierce his neat appearance. To S l . Poar Ruth Cam eav mrqiiggn-g.stig1 abilities. Kathryn Gsbbard wills her diligence to ancy Poovey. Hoyt ee leaves his love for airp anes o ames Poovey. Thesta Mae Frye wills her gaiety to Betty Jo Weaver. Earl Goodman bequeaths perseverance to Ernest Lippard. Calvin Hewitt leaves his love for throwing snowballs to William Penley. Martha Starnes leaves her position in the office to anyone with enough patience to compile the Teacher's State Registers accurately. Mozelle Carswell cheerfully gives her sense of humor to Betty J. Revels. Fred Ritter wants Bobby Roper to have his large vocabulary. Wallace Herndon leaves his friendly pat on the back to Milton Snyder. Herman Robin- son's desire to wander around in the hall is left to Bill Phipher. Margaret Seitz's pretty hose are left to Betty Sue Tallant. Mary Frances Shell leaves just a little bit of her love for a certain sailor to Mickey Taylor. Mary Gaither Whitener leaves the two hearts on her friendship ring to Martha Witherspoon. Viola Wallace leaves her love for everybody to Janelle Travis. Mary Gwyn Saine leaves her good disposition to Betty Jo Wyatt. Ralph Hollar leaves his laziness to Joe Thompson. J. V. McKinney leaves love for dating Freshman girls to Claude Bowman. Hoyt Bolick leaves his dimples to Owen Deitz. Margie Warren leaves her collection of ear rings -tpnRevol1dawKiziah,, Lewis Lyon leaves his very newest fair of shoe strings to Bbbby Witherspoon. - ,,v - Jason Brown leaves. .............. .................... l l!l period! MARTHA STARNES. JANE STRATTON, DOLLY JEAN LEONARD. Page Thirty-five I l IUNIOR MARSHALS MAR'I'lIA JEAN POPE BILL SHIERRILI, . I . CAROL DRUM ELDON ESTEIJ BILLIE BEBE FULENWIDER ALICE HUNSUCKIZR BONNIE SUE JARVIS ELSIE MAE KEY DORIS E. MILLER Page 'lxl7iI'1y-six WILBLEIQT SEABOCR MILDREO SICMON MARTHA STARNES JANE STRATTON VIOLET TROUTMAN RACHEL TUTTLE VIOLA WALLACE BOBBIE YOUNT Chief Chief SGPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JAMES BUMGARNIER S,., . A . ,. . A President JOIEI. HYD1211 Vice-Prmdenr MARGIV FOX A , .Sw'1'f'111r'qf'I're'asurer II7 lhllff 1 VU.- OPHGMCDRE CLASS WILLIE RUTH ABEE HENRY ABERNETHY PAULINE ABERNETHY RUBY ADAMS DXWIGHT ADIUNS EUOENE ALEXANDER MAROARET ANDERSON DUANE ANNAS R. A. ANDREW RUBY LEE BAILEY CAROLYN BALCH FLOYD BAROER LUCILLIE BENTLEY MILDRED BERRY PAUL BIOSBY EDITII BLACKWELL NORMA BOCLE AUDREY BOLCH JANIIE BOLCH MARY FRANCES BOLICK NAOMI BOLICK l :qv 'IQIIIIIII Hlnlhl PEOOY CAROL BOST BUDDY BOWMAN CLAUDE BOWMAN VANCE BRIGHT DOROTHY BRITTAIN ANN BROOKS MARTHA JANE BROWN BUDDY BROYLES BETTY SUE BUMOARNER JAMES E. BUMGARNER NINA BURNS BONNIE BYNUM MARTHA CANDLIQR ROBERT CANSLER MILTON CLENSEUR CAROLYN CLINE EDWARD CLINE MARTHA CLINE EDWARD COOK ROBERTA COOKE NELL COX BARBARA CROUCH BETTY CRUMI1 CLAUDE DAY BOBBY DEAL EDNA 'DEAL OWEN DEITZ MILLIE DELLINCER CHRISTINE DERHODIES INEZ DUNCAN BEULAH DURHAM MARGARET EDGE RUTH FISHER PATSY FORD JACK FOSTER BENNY FOX MARGIE FOX JEANETTE FRANKLIN JEAN FRANS CONWAY FUI-BRlGH'lK JAMES FURLONC RIMM, -1, .rl y If . I - L, .4-A 1. f M41-L D ,L ' y I-L11 -2- qt V' if A I - -I I . , ' ' 1 . ' I ' ar' .I ' . I SOPHDMOPU3 CLASS ff f V VERZSINIA QABBAIIVJ KAiFHlQ,Y3l J. ELDYIIKED BOBBY LAII. , ,JDHNNJ4 GILBERT TRUIWAN HUDQQN VIFLIETCHER LAIIY ADA JANE QEITNER by ,DOLAN HUFFMAN X A, A GEN1 LAII. d I' JANMIES GRADY ,LJAMES HUFEMAN JOSEPHINE LAII. ' LEON GRllfl9ifIt,L! ff PRISSTOI5 HUFFMANV 5 MARW' ANNA LAII- BIITLYE HAMBY D' JEHNINIE HUTTDTQ RAYMOND LANE BETTY LOU HARTLK' 52511. HYDER I ' J. W. LANLEY X , DORIS PIASKINS 2 BILLLE JOYNIES KENNIE MAIE LAWIIINFI .MCK HAWN' J MARLGAARET JONESV: RUTH LI'-TICIMOND BOBBY,,lffI?ENER M ' EDWIN KENWQRTHY DORIS LIENTZ n DOROTHY HT,PNyIi X IMHEIIBERT KETCHAM I BETTY LINC-LIS L IEUOENE HEENEII SARAH'KILI.IAN V ERNEST LHJPARD I MARIE HEENER Q K IQALIAH KIRBY MARDECIA LI'I 1'LIE OLGA-PISENKIQL .A REVONDA ICLZIAH WILLIAM LITTLE 'V JONES HERIvIANw BETTY SUE LAEL MAXINE LOCKHART R, A. HIGH BETTYSJCS LAEEVERS, W J. B. LOWMAN, U L J. CLI-IILL f wARj4CY.LAEEON 5' A' A. L. LUTZ VBLAKIS HONIbfctUTT V REID LAFEQLJN FRANTTIZS LUTZ Ay V BI?NN2',1-7XI3ONIi sl A ,F L 5 A L' I N laid., Tuul., mn of 2 uf JJ' SOPHOMORE JIEWIT MADARIS HERBERT MARLOW RICHARD MARLOW DOROTHY MCCRAY l.UC1I.LE MCCULLOH ONEDA MCGUIRE ELLEN MCINTYRE PEGGY MCIVER FRANKIE MCNEILX' FRANCES MELVIN THOMAS MESSICK BETTY JO MILLER FREDDY MILLER PEGGY JEAN MILLER WILLIAM MILLER BOBBIE MITCHELL JAMES MOSS ROBERT MOZELEY Paqe Forty BEVERLY NUNEZ VICKI NUNEZ WADE PARLIER NIELLIE PARSONS PHIL PATTON PEGGY PEELER WIL,I.lAM PENLEY EVELYN PETREE BILL PHIPHER EDWARD PIERCE LOIS PLEMMONS SALLIE PQARQH, JAMES POOVEY NANCY POOVEY GENE PRICE AEIRWANTIA PROPST WALTER PROPST DOT RABY CLASS JAMES RALEY BETTY JEAN 'RAMSEY NED REESE BETTY JEAN REVELS MARION RITTIER BEN ROBINSON BETTY JANE ROWE BLEEKA ROWE LARRY ROWE BETTY RUDISILL PAULINE SAINE WALTER SAMPLES FRED SEAGLE BETTY RUTH SEITZ MARTHA JANE SELI1 PATRICIA SETZER GWENDOLYN SETTL E MYRI LEWIS SliT'l'LEMYRE SOPHOMORE CLASS MILDRED SHEPHERD JACK SHERRILL CLARA SIGMON MARY ALICE SIGMON PATRICK SIGMON JAMES EDWARD SMITH MIL'l'ON SNYDER KENNETH SPENCER HAL STARR MARY C. STARNES HENRY STEELE JUDY STEVENSON DELMA SWEEZY BETTY SUE TALLANT PEGGY JEAN TALLANT JOAN TAYLOR MICKEY TAYLOR BETTY TEAGUE DOROTHY TEAGUE HAYES TERRELI, JOE THOMPSON WILLIE MAI! TOWNSFND JANELLE TRAVIS BOBBY VAUGHN RUBY VICKERS JUANITA ROSE WARREN BETTY JO WEAVER BETTIE WEAVER AGNES WELLS MARY JO WHISNANT BETTY JEAN WHITE JOANNE WHITE PEGGY JEAN WHITE ANN WHITENER HILDA WILLIAMS CORA ALICE WII.SCJN MARY FRANCES WlI.SQ3N PEGGY 'RAE WILSON BOBBY WITHIQRSPOKJN MARTHA VJITHIERSPOON BOBBY WOOD DORIS WOOTEN BETTY JO WYATT MARY LEE YOUNT PEGGY YOUNT SHIRLEY YOUNT ESTHER ZERDEN Page Foriq-one FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY Rum , , lwsidenz NED BOWMAN . . . VlAL'9'lJf8SI,lf0l7I MARTHA BOWMAN , S6'i'!'8IUI'Lf- Treusura r Iuq I Iliff IEW I - 9 W If'i'fJ1I If TM N' I Mb YM 1 We' e JOE CATER SHIRLEY CAUBLE KENNETH CHASTAIN RUTH CLARK DOROTHY CLEMMER JACOUELINE CLINE SARAH CLONINGER JEAN COLEMAN ,MI ' IA 4 II If ,M I A lx 5 VJ! I I I X I WW If by ,Inf ' IW, ,J IQRESHMAN CLASS A A ' I ART ,AMEI2 ETIIY ,IJAUDE BOWMAN J K ANDR S DORIS BOWMAN w , ,LENN AWN T MARTHA WOOD BOWMAN M ,WM VIIIQIUA BA NED BOWMAN V LIUCSNA- B'ARG R MMI S IERLING BOWMAN ggwff l3I.I.E- ARCHER Up NARI. BOYCE ' N BARGER BETTY BLACK BRENDLE W f BETTIE B. BARRINGITR DOROTHY BRIDGEMAN ,I PEGGY BAUCOM WILLIAM BROWN NINA BEACH MARY BENEIELD ALCOLA BERRY GEORGE BLACKWIELDIER MELEORD BOLICK PAULINE BOLICK GERALDINE BOLLINGER JAMES BOSTAIN HARVEY BOST Pdujk' ffuffy IOIIV R. E. BUMGARNIER CHARLES BUSBY BILLY BUTLER PEGGY BYERS DEAN CALDWELL TOMMY CANIPE SARA JO CARPENTER MARTHA RUTH CARVER FRANK COLLINS RAYMOND COLLINS MARGARET COOKE MAXINE COOKE BILLY RAY COOPER DOROTHY COOPER NANCY ROSE COULTER C. W. CRAIG. JR. CARLTON CRAIG VIJRLIQAN CRUMP FRESHMA CLASS HAzIfI, DALE CIIARLES DANNIZR BOBBY DEAL CARI. DISAI, I3vERE'I I'E DEAL IEYERETTE DELLINGER LAMAR DOWDA BARBARA DOWNEY GEORGE 'DUNIVIENT l.I1ROY EARLS HAROLD ECKARD JO CARROLL ENNIS MARTHA ANN ENNIS ROBERT ERWIN DAVID FLOWERS LEONARD FLOWERS I.II,LIAN FLOWERS VERNON FLOWERS BILL FOSTER GEORGE FRANKLIN ROY GRIEGG RUTH GREGORY JOHNNIIE JEAN HAMBY MORRIS HANRS AVIERY HARDIN RAMON HART LUIS MAE HEATII BETTY JO HEFNISR CARL LEE HEFNER MARX' ANN HEFNER ALDIS HENDERSON DAVID HEWITT JANETTIE HINILS JIMMY HINES IEDMAN HOUSER RACHEL HUFFMAN MARGARET HUNT MARIIE HUNTER TOMMY HYDIER BONNIE ISENIIOUR LOUISE ISOM TIIAD JOHNSON BAILY JONES MARGARET JONI:S PAUL JONES ROBERT KAY BILLY KELLER VIRGINIA KIRRPATRICR MARY HELEN KNOTT Page lforlq Hue FRESHMAN CLASS KENNETH LAFON FLETCHER LAIL JANETTE LAIL YVONNE LAIL GLENN LAND TRUDY LAWRENCE DORIS ANN LINK DOROTHY LIPE BETTIE LOCKE FRANCES LOWDIERMILK JEAN LUTZ PEGGY MCGUIRE JOHN MCREE PEGGY MASON CLYDE MARTIN EUGENE MARTIN Page Forty-six JANICE MARTIN THURMAN MARTIN TOMMY MESSICK PEGGY JEAN MIMS CHARLES MOORE LEWIS MOSTELLER NANCY ANN MURPHY MARGOT NEWBERRY ERNEST OWENS KATHERINE PARLIER MILDRED PHILLIPS BILL POOVEY DAVID POOVEY NANCY POOVEY REID POOVEY BILL POPE KENNETH POWELL NILA JO PROPST BILLY PUNCH LAURA SUE RAMSEUR ROBERT RANDALL BOBBY REED MARTHA EVELYN REESE LAMINA REINHARDT BETTY JO RIGNEY ADRIAN RINR MARY ROBINETTE DONALD ROSEMAN ANNIE RUEE KATHERINE SAUNDERS RAYMOND SCARBOROUGH JOAN SEAGLE MELVIN SETZER FRESHMAN CLASS JOIIN SHELBY NANCY SIIELL MADELINE SHERRILL MAX SHERRILL CARL SHOCK ROBERT SHORES ELLEN SHUEORD ALERED SIDES BETTY JEAN SIGMON BILLY JEIVEL SIGMON MARVIN SIGMON FRANK SMITH JOANNE SMITH HAROLD SMYRI2 RAMONA SNIEES HARLAN STARNES PAMELA STARNES FRANK STARR FRANK SULLIVAN ALEAN SUTHER CHARLES SUTTLEMYRE HETTY RUTH TALLANT BETTY JO TAYLOR CLIETEEN TURBYFILL DAVID TUTTLE PEGGY VAUGHN CLARENCE VEACH JOYCE WAGGONER JEAN WALTERS ALEX WARI,ICK. JR. CHARLES WARLICK DARRELL WARREN HARLEY WARREN SARA KATHERINE WATTS J UDSON WATTS BETTY WEAVER BOBBIE JEAN WENTZ BETTY WIIISNANT JOE WHISNANT INEZ WHISNAN'IJ MILDRED WHISNANT 'RALPH WHIsNANT BLAINE WILLIAMS BETTY WILLIAMS MARIA WILLIAMS JAMES WINKLER INIEZ WOODY GLENN RAY YODIZR JOHNNY YODER MARGARET SUE YODER BUDDY YOUNT RICHARD YOUNT ROBERT YOUNT SHIRLEY YOUNT VIRGINIA YOUNT Page Forty-seven ACTIVITIES TI-IE 1945 HICKORY LOG EDITORIAL STAFF BOEEIE YOUNT .O,.. , ,,..,,...,...,... . .Editor-in-Chief MILDRED SIGMON ..., . . Associate Editor ELENA JEAN WARREN . . . . .Associate Editor MARTHA JEAN POPE ..,4 ..4.. S enior Editor DOLLY JEAN LEONARD . I , . .Sophomore Editor BETTY MARIE YODER I . , ...,.. Freshman Editor FRANCES I-IXARTZOGE , . ........... Club Editor RICHARD COLE ..,. ..., S napshot Photographer A. L. LUTZ .,.,, .....,, S napshot Photographer CSophomore Representatiuej MARTHA STARNES , T .....,i..,.,.., Secretary BUSINESS STAFF JASON BROWN i.....i....,.,........ Business Manager, Athletic Editor MARGARET ANN WALTON .,,e ..,,.,....,.,,,. B usiness Manager AUGUSTA GARTH .,..,... ....,..., B usiness Manager BONNIE SUE JARVIS . , , ,...... Business Manager JAMES PHILLIPS T... .... C irculation Manager BILLY PUETT .......,. . . .Circulation Manager JANE STRATTON ......,., .....t..... S ecretary MRS. CURTIS MOREHEAD , . . ..,. Adviser Page lfifly TWIG STAFF RACHEL TUTTLE , , . . .Editor-in-Chief JOHN HENRY FORD ......,,..... ...,,,.. B usiness Manager VIOLET TROUTMAN, FRED RITTER , ..... , . .Cl'fCUIOfl.OU and Exchange ALICE HUNSUCKER, BRUCE T EMPLETON. BILLIE BEBE FULENWIDER ....4.,.,,. ,..... . . .Advertising CHARLES MITCHELL, GRADY MILLER, DOROTHY LONG. . , .,.4 Sports JOHN CANSLER, JR., BETTY ABBOTT, CHARLOTTE HOLMES ..,.....I... W ,.., . . ,-Composing Staff C. G. MASON, ELDON ESTEP, MINNA HARIGSON, ,-: V I GWYN SIGMON ..........4...,...... . , . ,.,. Features ,, f l , L,-,f,,f 'asjfy ff' f N 1 MARY BESS TILLEY ' .. ,E ' '3v,v3-N1 A , , JM, A ' 3,4 I ff f r . '- DOROTHY COLLINS 4 0 uf, T ARYBELL JONES ' 'V 4, ' K' T vb A I BILL SHERRILL ffj7?f7 '71 , 1 if 7. f . 7 HAMPTON SHUFORD ,,,,,,.I 7772, , 2,27 ya ,. . ,, ,, . WILBERT SEABOCK ' ' P ' in I ', v . 1 . 1 l - EVA MAE HUNTER if fb ,, SARAH VIRGINIA WITHERSPOON A ' ' ' . ' ' J 7: ,, -J - , 1,5 -,, .yfjf ',,, 2, iq ' ,rfi MRS. CLINTON CILLEY ...I.o .Ai f. If ...,,I...I.. ......., A cider' X Q ' Lf f of u' ' Qf f7f 'ffkrl -171,7 --I-7 A ma-.1 ff, ,rf LIVV' 27A I bun? 77 ' . J27P2h'7'l-. ' Pd e Fifry-one STUDE T COU CIL JOHN 'I'ATIi .... A ....,,. .......A.,.,. A A A Preszdcnl IAAMAR DOWDA A A A .Vice-Preszdenl PEGGY HALLMAN A A A A A , A .Secretary CAROL DRUM A A A A A A AAAA Treasurer Miss ADRLAIDLQ SHUVORD AAAAA .Adviser Seniors .JOHN 'TATI2 CAROL DRUM BETTY Jo ECKARU PEGGY HALLMAN BOBBY BEARD Sophomores FRIEDDY MILLER AEIRWANTIA PROPST DOIAAN HUFFMAN HENRY ABERNATHY Freshmen BOBBY KAY PAMLQLA STARNES LAMAR DOWDA BOBBIE YOUNT . . . BETA CLUB OFFICERS ELDON ESTEP A......... BILLIE BEEE FULENWIDER . . VIOLET TROUTMAN . , Miss LENA GREEVER . BETTY ABBOTT CAROL DRUM ELDON ESTEP BILLIE B. FULENWIDER ALICE HUNSUCKER EVA MAE HUNTER BONNIE SUE JARVIS ELSIE MAE KEY MEMBERS DOLLY JEAN LEONARD DORIS E. MILLER LINDA MILLER CHARLES MITCHELL MILDRED NEWTON MARTHA JEAN POPE WILEERT SEABOCK BILL SHERRILL MILDRED SIGMON . . , . .President . I ,Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . .Adviser MARTHA STARNES JANE STRATTON VIOLET TROUTMAN RACHEL TUTTLE VIOLA WALLACE ELENA JEAN WARREN BETTY MARIE YODER BOBBIE YOUNT Page Fifty- threw RECREATIONAL COUNCIL OEEICERS JOHN HENRY FORD ..V...,.. ,.,,. . . . . CAROL DRUM ..., ..... . .Secretary and MISS ADELAIDE SHUFORD . . . .4.C. . . . . MRS. CURTIS MOREHEAD . MR. HUME CRAFT . . . MEMBERS U JOHN HENRY FORD JAMES FURLONC- MARGARET ANN WALTON THAD JOHNSON C. C. MASON, JR. VIOLET TROUTMAN J. T. HOLLAND BILLIIE JONES RACHEL TUTTLE JANE CANNON JAMES PHILLIPS EVA MAE HUNTER SUZANNE KRAMER PEGGY MASON CAROLYN BOLCH BOBBIE YOUNT CAROL DRUM JASON BROWN DOROTHY CRAY LONG Chairman Treasurer . .Adviser .Adviser . . Adviser DELTA THETA PHI BILLY PUETT . . . WILLIAM LITTLE . . C. G. MASON, JR. . . , RALPH KIRBY ...... MISS CAROLINE MOORE PAULINE ABERNATIIY MARGARET ANDERSON CAROLYN BALCII EDITH BLACKWELL JOHN CANSLER ROBERT CANSLER ELVIRA CLARK DOROTHY COLLINS INEz DUNCAN WILDA ELLIS BETTY GAMBLE ADA JANE GEITNER BLAKE HONEYCUTT JEANNE HUTTON RALPH KIRBY FRANCES HARTZOGE SUZANNE KRAMER DOLLY JEAN LEONARD EARNEST LIPPARI3 LUCILLE MCCULLOII JOYCE MADARIS RICHARD MARLOW LINDA MILLER MILDRED NEWTON CLARA PALMER JIMMY POOVEY HAMPTON SHUIIORD ROYCE ROBESON JOIIN GILBERT PEGGY ANN BYISRS MARTIIA BURNS OIJIIICIERS MEMBERS CAROLYN CLINE AUDREY BOLCH MARTHA SELI2 PEGGY ANN MASON CHARLOTTE HOLMES BETTY JO XVYATIN RICHARD COLE J C ' DORIS PROPST FRANCIS MCGUIRE PEGGY RAE YOUNT WILLIAM LITTLE ONEDA MCGUIRE BETTY JO LAEEVERS C. G. MASON, JR, JOANNA SMITH MARX' HELEN KNOTT MARTHA JEAN POPE BILLY PUETT MARION ROBERTS LOUELLA ROBINSON PAULINE SAINE HELEN SIGMON MARY C. STARNES RHEBA STARR JUDY STEVENSON VIOLA WALLACE JUANITA WARREN MARGIE WARREN SARAH V. VJITHIZRSPOON BIETTY MARIE YODISR , . . .President . . ,XII-ll'-PFPSl'l1i'77I . . , .Secrelury . , . Treasurer . . .Aduisvr BOBBIE YOUNT BETTY BUMGARNER GEORGE BLACKWIELDIER BOBBY ERWIN MARTHA JANE ABERNATHY MARTHA RUTH CARvIfR BOBBY SHORES JIMMY MANGUM RAYMOND COLLINS LEWIS LYON CORA ALICE WIl.SON NAOMI BOLICK BOBBY SUE MITc:IIELI. HAZEL DALE MARGARET SUE YODIfR IRWIN BARGER EDWIN HOUSER ROBERT YOUNT BILLY BUTLER SHURMAN MARTIN GLEN YODER BARBY JONES FRANK STARR CARL HEFNER HAROLD SMYRIE ALEX WARLICK FRANK SMITH R, W, BUMGARNIIR CARL DEAL BETTY HARTI.IiY MILDRED SIGMON Ijllgl' Fifly HU: BIBLE CLUB I BOB BEARD ...,,,... BETTY LOU HEFNER I . , GUY WILSON .A,,.. CLARENCE FISHER ,4... MISS CAROLINE MOORE R. A. ANDREWS. JR. BOB BEARD TOMIVIY BLEVINS JACK BOWMAN HAROLD BRIDOEMAN MARION BURNS MARTHA BURNS BONNIE BYNUM JOE CATER O'LEMA CODY CLARENCE FISHER THESTA MAE FRYE JOHNNY GILBERT BETTY LOU HEFNER R. A. HIGH, JR. J. T. HOLLAND OFFICERS MEMBERS . . . I I . , . .President . . I , , . ,Vice-Presidenl . Secretary and Treasurer .Reporter , . , Adviser RALPH HOLLAR FRANCES LUTZ LEWIS LYON JOYCE MADARIS MOSS JAMES BETTY NEWTON WADE PHILLIPS DORIS PROPST MARY LOUISE RABY LLOYD SIPE JACK SUTHER CHARLES SUTTLEMYRE MARY BESS TILLEEY DAVID TUTTLE GUY WILSON NOLAN YOUNT PANSY ZIIxIIxIERMAN Page 17I'f1y'sI'x .af BIBLE CLUB 'II OFFICERS Bolsrsu YOUNT .. , , , . l'resz'den1 'VIARIIIA J1sAN Poms A . . Vue-IJ:-emimr HI I 1 N SIGMON . Secrelury and 'lfcusuzu Miss fAROI.IN1i Momma . . AJUIDMI MEMBERS S'1'AN1.12Y AMMONS l.Uc:1LL1i BliN'I'1.lEY JIMMY BUMGARNIER ROBIERTA Cooms FRANCES HARTZQGLQ CLARLQNCIQ HUIIIIMAN JIMMY MANGUM MILDRLQD N1aw'mN Prlcxm' PAIQV MARTHA JIQAN Puma Rovcxs BROBIQSON l.oUlQ1-1.A RoB1NsoN HAMPTON SHUIIORIJ HIQLIQN SIGMON MILDRLQD SIGMQN BHTTY Sure TA1.1.lf,N'1 HAYIQS 'I'1sRR1s1.1. Bomsus YUUNT AJ TRI-HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS PEGGY HALLMAN . . . ..,. ,..,.. . . . . MARGARET ANN WALTON I. MARTHA STARNES , . . DOROTHY GRAY LONG . . I MRS. STELLA AMBROSE . . ,.,.,.... . , . ,President . Vice-President , I . ,Secretary . Treasurer . , Adviser Purpose: To create, maintain, and extend throughout thc home, school, and community high standards and Christian character. Slogan: Pure thoughts, pure words, and pure actions. MEMBERS POLLY ABERNATHY MARGARET W. ANDERSON CARGLYN BALCH JANE CANNON BETTY CLEMMER BARBARA CROUCH CAROL DRUM PATSY FORD BILLIE B. FULENWIDER BETTIE RAINEY GAMBLE AUGUSTA GARTH ADA JANE GEITNER PEGGY HALLMAN MINNA HARRISON DORIS HASKINS Puqv Fl.fll,l't'l'gl'lI ALICE HUNSUCKIER BILLIE JONES SUZANNE KRAMER RUTH LEMMOND DOROTHY GRAY LONG EVELYN PETREE BETTY JEAN RUDISILL JEAN SEAGLE MARTHA STARNES JANE STRATTON VIOLET TROUTMAN MARGARET ANN WALTON MARY JO WHISNANT ANN WHITENER SARAH V. WITHERSPOON HI-Y CLUB OFFICERS JOHN HENRY FORD , . . ,A... , . I . BILL JACKSON ..,.4 BILL HELTON ,...L..,.. JOHN ROBERT FLOWERS . . . MR. S. E. STARNES ,..4 ,V....,J.. MEMBERS BOB BEARD TOMMY BLEVINS HAROLD BRIDGEMAN JASON BROWN BOBBY DEAL BILLY D'EITZ JOE EVANS JOHN ROBERT FLOWERS JOHN HENRY FORD TOMMY GREENE BILL HELTON BRYAN WILFONG . , . . President I . IVz'ce-President . . . . , Secretary I . Treasurer HAROLD HEWAT WALTER HIPIJ BILL JACKSON GILBERT MAYEIELD GRADY MILLER JAMES PHILLIPS JOHN TATE BRUCE TEMPLETON GLEN HENKIEI. BEN ROBINSON AVERY WILIIONCJ Adviser Hcfmn, ,-ating U, Page IRI.,-fLl'l71Al1P . Y OFFICERS GLEE CLUB BIL IE UL WIDER . . . . . ,Vice-President D THY KI AN ......,. Y O IE E R L ..... RVIS .. TH COLLINS ..,A VEN L. GOODI3 , , . .4..,. . . . I MEMBERS S ZANNE KRAMER ' N NCY MURPHY' BA STARR N KOERNER , . . .Historian and CAROLYN BALCH JOAN TAYLOR Secretary Treasurer Librarian Reporter , A duiser KENNIE MAE LAWRENCE VIOLET TROUTMAN I SI Y Ji IR RIA M RY GWYN SAINE NIE SUE JARVIS JO CRAPPS LI A MILLER BE TY JEAN RAMSEY ONDAH KIZIAH . RTHA JANE SELI1 C DLYN DRUM I X? M DRED BERRY IRI TRY DOROTHY COLLINS DOROTHY KILLIAN BETTY LOU HEENER PANZY ZIMMERMAN ROSEMARY HOUCK J WILDA ELLIS BETTY MARIE YODER AUDREY BALCH POLLY ABERNATIIY BETTY RAINEY CIAMBLE GLEE CLUB CIIARLOTTE HOLMES PEGGY MASON MARTHA WITHERSPOON DORIS HASKINS ALEAN SUTHIER MARY JO WHISNANT' BILLIE BEEF FULENWIOER CAROLYN CLINE PEGGY WII,SON MARGOI' NEWBERRY MARTHA JANE ABERNATIJY PEGGY MIIVIMS PAULINE SHIPMAN BOBBIE JEAN WENTZ MARTHA CANDLEER BILLIE JONES DORIS NIILLIER BARBARA CROUOII NINA BI-EACH JOANNE WHI'I'Ii JANIE BOLCH HAZIEL DELL ADA JANE GIQITNER SHIRLEY CAUBLI5 JOHNNY YODER BOBBY WOOD JOE CATER RAYMOND COLLINS I 1 I I Page Sixty-one X AAA AA A I . l'LyAML,1,LXm ..,ly'4Q, Ml., ' N Q bil IVIHII MA at M A , A f ali' , 1 3 K I m,1IWA un viffDRAM.ATICs CL BX ' B i+If'I+ I -I Id AAI Q lyk DV, Kp. I. 9 I dLA,,,1V ' f ,I 1.'.' FICE s T LI' 1 ' 'I QIJEMA C Y A A .A,. ......... A Ax A A X I nr KI XII-WL Ar' ? l,WI A EL AA A A A AA A AAA A A A A A A A A AVicb- esi nt Nil:-'v ORO YKIL AN A AA ,,,A RAAA .,AA A ,.,. et. 4 A D ILLER A A ..... Q .XX ...A...A....,. A A A A .4,..... Treasurer .V ALI DE i. ...... ..,.. ..,. A A AA iser X x - J R MEMBE OROT KIL AN ' X DORIS ENTZ R Y I Y CRA s EETTY ARIE ODERN Qin IIJMAN ' EMA DF X x II X TOMMY CR NE R I IE B. LENWIDER . N BOE WOOD E SHUFORD - I I . s ROWN WI ELLIS E CE L A E RUTH ARK ' A CA MASON s J Y 3 O Yong LIN I ER K 225, I X Cx C Q 'Q mkix X Sm Y S X X THE IUNIOR CHAPTER GE THE A. P. L. A. KIENNIE LAWRENCE . MARY' BEss TILLEY . Miss BESI SILMAN . MAYNARD TEAGUE . . MR. COTTRELL .... . MR. PAUL WHITENER . . MARX' Bliss TILLEY EDITH BLACKWELL MARJORIE TURNER JEAN COLEMAN NANCY ROsE COULTER JOHN C. GILBERT AVERY WILI:ONG OFFICERS MEMBERS . Chairman V Ice-C hairmun . ,Secretary , . Treasurer . Adviser . . Instructor KENNIE MAI? LAWRENCE MAYNARD TEAOUE BRYAN WII-FONG Miss BEsI SILMAN C. G. MASON. JR. RAYMOND HART JANIE BALCH Page Sixty- Ihrcc 7 I 1 A , JAMES PHILLIPS , . . LINDA MILLER CARC!LYNf BALQH . MRSL EAIQL REESE I I Q .1 n ., ' r ' 'JDEBATING CLUB Q S I OEEJCERS 1' - X' ,,.,,, X ,....., ii. , .. , . . . . .Preszdent 1 ,X ..... L I 'O T . Vice-President ' . , , , ,- ,Secretary-Treasurer .P .,,, X ,,I. . ,.,.,.,.. A duzser - . MEMBERS . N - A C. G. MASON T N .y X . CAROLYN BALCH J I . , ' MILDRRD BERRY ' - PEGGY MASON f . , ,ANN BROOKS S L . 'l J. V. MCKINNEY ' . .JOE CATER ' ' ' ' LINDA MILLER , - CARQLYN CLIN:EX A f QYAMES PHILLIPS 4- ' L O'L MA CODY Y - MILDRED PHILLIPS ' ,' ' - DOROTHY COLLXNS , , MARTHA JEAN POPE AL 5 I' NELL OX I GENE PRICE , Q BARBAR CROUQIH I I CQARROLL RHYNE f. if WILDA ELLIS N 1. 'E BETTY JEAN RUDISILL L, '- - Y JOHN HENRY FORD, , ' I MARTHA JANE SELF f ' 'K BFETTIERRAINEYS: GANMBLXE I MILDRED SHEPHERD ' I ADA JANE GEIINERJ S P , J?-T. HOLLAND ELLEN SHUFORD A ' M-AROAREDHUNT 5- m ILDRED SIOMON L - . JFANNE HUTION lx I I RRY CATHERINE WILLIAMS , 'Y SGZANNE KRAMIER N, Q . -MARTHA WITHERSPOON 1 , KENNIE MAE LAWRENCE , BETTY MARIE YODER Q , ' WILLIAM LITTLE ' R ,JOHNNY YODER - 4 - V JBOBDIE YOUNT ' A . 5 ' ,7 N P X 3 4. 7 x ' -. , Page Sixty-four PUBLICATIGNS CLUB OFFICERS VIOLET TROUTMAN . . . ...4,.,,,AA . . President JAMES PHILLIPS .... I , ,Vice-President MARTHA JEAN POPE ........,. ...,... . . .,.. Secretary FRED RITTER ........,,....... .A,A,.... , . Treasurer MIIS. CURTIS MOREHEAD AND MRS. CLINTON CILLIQY WILBERT SEABOCK ICKY LONG BILLIE B. FULENWIDER EVA MAE HUNTER MINNA HARRISON BONNIE SUE JARVIS DOLLY JEAN LEONARD FRANCES HARTZOGE RICHARD COLE JOHN CANSLER CHARLES MITCHELL MARTHA STARNES VIOLET TROUTMAN MEMBERS DOROTHY COLLINS SARA V. WITHERSPOON ELENA JEAN WARREN MARTHA JEAN POPE BRUCE TEMPLETON MARGARET A. WALTON JAMES PHILLIPS JANE STRATTON MILDRED SIGMON 'RACHEL TUTTLE BOBBIE YOUNT BILLY PUETT MARY BESS TILLEY . , A d Uisers CHARLOTTE HOLMES BETTY MARIE YODER ARYBELL JONES HAMPTON SHUEORD GRADY MILLER AUGUSTA GARTII JASON BROWN JOHN HENRY FORD ALICE HUNSUCKER ELDON ESTEP BILL SHERRILL C. G. .MASON FRED RITTER Page Sixty-live LOS AMIGGS BUENOS BEVERLY NUNEZ , . A. L. LUTZ .,..... BETTY BUMGARNER . MRS. CLINTON CILLEY BETTY AIKEN BETTY BUMGARNER JACQUELINE CLINE SARA CLONINGER JEAN COLEMAN LILLIAN FLOWERS JOHNNIE JEAN HAMBY MARY ANN HEENER OLGA I-IENREL JEANETTE HINES LOUISE ISOM MARGARET JONES MARY HELEN KNOTT Page Sixly'six OFFICERS . . . . I .President . . I , . , . , . .Vice-President MEMBERS JANICE MARTIN PEGGY MCGUIRE BEVERLY NUNEZ VICRIE NUNEZ KATHERINE PARLIER DOROTHY RABY LAMINA REINHARDT BETTY JANE ROWE BETTY JEAN SIGMON ALEAN SUTHER AGNES WELLS CATHERINE WILLIAMS INEZ WOODIE NED BOWMAN Secretary and Treasurer .......AduiSer R. E. BUMGARNER BILLY BUTLER TOMMY CANIPE RAYMOND COLLINS BOBBY DEAL DAVID FLOWERS KENNETH LA PON FLETCHER LAIL A. L. LUTZ EUGENE PRICE BILLY PUNCH BOBBY REED CHARLES WARL1CK SPANISH CLUB I JAMES FURLONG NANCY MURPHY , BETTY JO HEFNER OFFICERS MISS ADELAIDE SHUEORD , ERVIN BARGER PAULINE BOLICK MARY' FRANCES BOLICK GERALDINE BOLLINGER DOROTHY BRIDGEMAN DOROTHY BRITTAIN MARTHA JANE BROWN PEGGY BYERS MARTHA RUTH CARVER MARGARET COOKE MAXINE COOKE MEMBERS VERLEAN CRUMP LAMAR DOWDA LEONARD FLOWERS EDMON HOUSER RACHEL HUEEMAN JOEL HYDER THAD JOHNSON YVONNE LAIL DORIS ANN LINK BETTY LOCKE FRANCES LOWDERMILK MARY ELLEN ROBINETTE . President . Secretary . Treasurer , .Adviser CHARLES SETTLEMYRI3 NANCY SHELL BETTY JEWEL SIGMON WILLIE M. TOWNSEND CLIFTEEN TUREYEILL DAVID TUTTLF BOBBY JEAN WENTZ JOE WHISNANT MARY FRANCES WILSON VIRGINIA YOUNT PEGGY RAE YOUNT Page Sixly-svucn SPANISH CLUB H BOBBY WOOD . BENNY FOX .,... NELL COX ........ MARTHA JANE SELE . . OFFICERS MISS OLYN BARRETT .. 4.,T..,.. II WII-LIE RUTH ABEE MARGARET 'ANDERSON JANIE BOLCH BOB BEARD ANN BROOKS BETTY JEAN CLEMMER CAROLYN CLINE NELL COX JOY CRAPPS CHRISTINE DERHODES MARTHA DIGH WILDA ELLIS PATSY RUTH FORD BENNY FOX Page Sixty-eight MEMBERS GUINELL FREEMAN BETTY LOU HARTLEY DORIS HASKINS J. C. HILL ' CHARLOTTE HOLMES HELEN ISENHOUR JEAN KOERNER BETTY JO LAEEVERS KENNIE M. LAWRENQE FREDDY MILLER PEGGY MILLER ONEDA MCGUIRE BOBBIE MITCHELL NANCY POOVEY JAMES RALEY . . I I I .President . . IVice-President . , , . . .Secretary , . .Treasurer I . ,Adviser MARTHA JANE SELF GWENDOLYN SETTLEMYRE LEWIS SETTLEMYRE PATRICK SIGMON MARY C. STARNES JUDY STEVENSON PEGGY JEAN TALLENT JUANITA WARREN MARGARET A. WALTON JOANNE WHITE CORA ALICE WILSON MARTHA WITHERSPOON BOBBY WOOD BETTY JO WYATT LATI CLUB DOLAN HOFFMAN . . AEIRWANTIA PROPST . , CAROLYN BALCH ,.., HERBERT MARLOWE . . ANN WHITENER , , . Mlss EDITH SETZER OFFICERS . . President , , .Vice-President , . .Secretary . , Treasurer ., Reporter . I Acluiser The aims of the Latin Club are to make Latin modern, tO bring Latin in general up to date, to prove that it is not a dead language. but living in nearly every word spoken, and everything done. HENRY ABERNATIIY l7AUI.lNE ABERNETI IY CAROLYN BALciII l.LIr:II.I.E BENTLY MILDRED BERRY EDITII BI.AcfRwI2I.I. AUDREY BOLCII NAOMI BOLICR PEOOY BOST VANQQE BRIIIIIT BUDDY BROYLIis BONNIE BYNUAI MARTIIA CANDLER MILTON CI.IaNsI2uR ROIBI-'R'l'A COOKE BETTY CRUMP CECIL EDGE LORRAIN FRETZ VIRGINIA GABBARD BETTIE RAINEY GAMBLE ADA JANE GEITNER JOIINNY GILBERT JAIwIEs GRADY DOROTHY HEENER JOYCE HOWARD TRUMAN HUDSON DOLAN HDIIEAIAN JEANNE HOTTON I5II.l.IIi .IONES MEMBERS SUZANNE KRAMER BETTY SUE LAEI. J. W. LANEY RUTH LEMMOND BETTY LINGLE WILLIAM LITTLE HERBERT MARLOWE ELLEN MCMYRE BETTY NEWTON EVELYN PETREE I,OIs PLEMMONS AEIRWANTIA PROIJS' DORIS PROPST , WALTER PROPSI I. BETTY JEAN RuDIsII.I HIELIEN SIGMON MARY ALICE SILEINIUN JAMES SMITII MILTON SNYDER JOAN TAYLOR MICKY TAYLOR BETTY JEAN WIIITIQ ANN WI'II'I'IiNI5Ii SONYA WI'I I4IiN BRYAN WILIIONO HILDA WII.I.IAIt1s PEGGY WILSON MARY I,IeI2 YOIINT IIIIIW SIYII1 nm LES AMIS DE FRANCE CFRENCH CLUBD OFFICERS JOHN HENRY FORD . . ...,...,... . . Preszdent MARY BESS TILLEY AA.R. . . . Secretary MISS ADELAIDE SHUIQORD ....,.,,........,,..R . Aduzser MOTTO: Pour Relablir Ie Frungais, MEMBERS EDWARD CLINE NANCY RUTH COULTER RUTH FISHER JOHN HENRY FORD RAYMOND HART RAYMOND HIGLE TOMMY HYDER MAROUERITE LEONARD JEWIT MADARIS I iq S I 'nly FRANKIE MCNEELEY BILL POPE MARION RITTER MAX SHERRILL HAL STARR MARY BESS TILLEY JANELLE TRAVIS PEGGY VAUGHN BILLY WHISNANT HOME ECO OMICS CLUB MARY BESS TILLEY AEIRWANTIA PROPST , JANETTE HINES ., OFFICERS MISS EDITH MATHEWS AND MISS MARY PATTERSON MARX' R. BENFIELD DORIS BOWMAN DOROTHY BRIDGEMAN SARAH JO CARPENTER JEAN COLEMAN MARGARET COOKE MAXINE COOKE ROBERTA COOKE NANCY ROSE COULTER MARTHA DIGH LILLIAN FLOWERS JOHNNIE JEAN HAMEY BETTY JO HEFNER JANETTE HINES AGNES HOLLAR RACHEL HUFFMAN MEMBERS EVA MAE HUNTER MARIE HUNTER MARGARET HUNT LOUISE ISOM MARGARET JONES MARY HELEN KNOTT YVONNE LAIL TRUDY LAWRENCE DORIS ANN LINK NORA MASK PEGGY MASON NANCY ANN MURPHY KATHERINE PARLIER MILDRED PHILLIPS NANCY POOVEY AEIRWANTIA PROPST . , . .President . , . , . .Vice-'President Secretary-Treasurer . ,Advisers LAURA SUI? RAMSEUR MARTHA EVELYN RIEIESI KATHERYN SANDERS NANCY SHELL BETTY JEAN SIGMON BETTY JEWEL SIGMON ALEAN SUTHER BETTY JO TAYLOR MARY BESS TILLEY CLIETEEN TURBYIIILI. MARGIE WALLS JEAN WALTERS ELENA JEAN WARIQIEN MARGIE WARREN BOBBIE JEAN WENTZ NIILDRIED WHITIE l'uIJI- SI-IN-nlmf an T X J PHYSICS CLUB OFFICERS J. L. SETZER A . . .... ..,.. P resident BILL JACKSON . . . 4,.A.,,... Vice-President JASON BROWN ..... ,.,. S ecretary and Treasurer MRS. EARL REESE , , A ....,..,... .,.., ,... A d uiser X. MEMBERS if-1 'Q -X N JA JH1 ,IZA BILL JACKSON 5 JANE CANNON Xij C. G, MASON -T' ' RMARGUERITE A ' X GILBERT MAYEIELD 'X SX JOHN HENRY F0195 li? GRADY MILLER . N O, OOOO X,z,AUt2-ssTA GAR1-1-1 J A rr J' FRED RITTER ,L TX - 15' OMXERIQNIE , MARION ROBERTS ?HAR HEVJKGR, WEYBURN SEABOCR . . WALTER P X Z '-VJILBERT SEABOOR -A3 'X N C1.ART.QH N31 Q L J. L. SETZER 55 51X X V ix X ,,,,... 'Q zz? 2? ,L DR- i . X fb ,J - X ' r 5 fi' 'AD 5 g f Cf .bzfjxlglv Sirk-I Iwo ga 'X Ni 'kj-K sf I ' R 1 'fy rr ' ' 5, TAY- 'E BIOLOGY CLUB OFFICERS AEIRWANTIA PROPST ,. DOLAN HUEEMAN . . . , . . . , . SUZANNE KRAMER . . . . .Secretary MRS. EARL REESE . ...,..A.... ..... . MEMBERS RUBY ADAMS BETTY I IN . ER STANLEY AMMONS R. A. ANDREW CAROLYN BALCH PAUL BIGSBY EDITH BLACKWELL NAOMI BOLIEK PEGGY BOST BUDDY BOWMAN JOE CATER MILTON CLENSEUR MARTHA CLINE EDWARD COOK NELL Cox BARBARA CROUCH BETTY CRUMP BETTY JO CULPEPPER CLAUDE DAY BOBBY DEAL CHRISTINE DERI-IODES RUBY DUNCAN GEORGE DUNIVENT CECIL EDGE VIRGINIA GABBARD JAMES GRADY DORIS HASKINS DOROTHY HEENER WALLACE HERNDON ENOCH HORN JOYCE HOWARD DOLAN HUEEMAN PRESTON HUEEMAN JEANNE HUTTON EDWIN KENWORTHY FRANKIE KILLIAN MARY LOUISE KING RALPH KIRBY SUZANNE KRAMER BETTY SUE LAIL FLETCHER LAIL JOSEPHINE LAIL RAYMOND LANE RUTH LEMMOND WIl.I.IAM I.l'I l'I.l5 DOROTHY MCCRAY ELLEN MCINTYRE PEGGY MCIVER MARY FRANCES MELVIN TOMMY MESSICK NANCY MOSS JAMES MOSS HELEN MOZLEY ROBERT MOZLEY NELLIE PARSONS PHIL PATTON BILL PHIEER A Y POARCH ANCY MILDRED POOVEY JAMES POOVEY REID POOVEY KENNETH POWELL AEIRWANTIA PROPST NED REESE CARROLL RHYNE BEN ROBINSON , . . . .President .Vice-President and Treasurer . . , . . .Adviser BLEEKA ROWIQ LARRY ROWE JACK SHERRILI. HENRY STEELE DELMA SWEEZY JACK SUTHER MICKEY TAYLOR DOROTHY TEAGUE MARJORIE TURNER EDNA MAE WALKER JUANITA WARREN BETTY JO WEAVER BOBBY WHISNANT JOANNE WHITE PEGGY WHITE PEGGY WILHELA1 HILDA WILLIAMS CORA ALICE WILSON SARAH V. WITHERSPOON SONYA WITTEN BOBBY WOOD BOBBY VAUGHN ISSTHER ZERDIEN J luye Seuenly'1hlII TI-IE DISTRIBUTORS CLUB MARTHA GRAY ,,..... HELEN ROSEMAN .A..A MARY FRANCES SHELL CHARLES ROSEMAN .. MRS. STELLA AMBROSE M1LoRED BEOINOTON . JANE DELLINGER . . . EARL GOODMAN . . . MARTHA GRAY . . . MARJORIE OWENS . . CHARLES ROSEMAN . , . HELEN ROSEMAN . . . MARGARET SEITZ ..... Jo ANN SHELL ...,... MARY FRANCES SHELL POLLY SHELL ..,4.... BILL SIGMON . . . DORIS TEAOUE . .. BETTY JO YODER . . . ALLIE MAE YOUNG . . . Page Seventy-four OFFICERS MEMBERS ,....,,,President . , . .Vice-President . . . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer . . .Adviser . . . .Chain Dept. Store . ..... Chain Dept. Store . .Independent Fire Dealer . . . , .Chain Dept. Store .........Variety ...,.,,....Grocery . . .Chain Dept. Store ....,...,......Varz'ety .,.,.,....,..,.Variety Local Telephone Exchange . . . . , , , .Chain Shoe Store . . , . . .Book Store ...........Variety . . . .Chain Dept. Store ....l-losiery DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS FRANK ANNAS . . MARGIE PENLAND GWYN SIGMON . . . MR. HUME CRAFT FRANK ANNAS . . DUANE ANNAS . . . FLOYD BARGER , . . HOYT BOLICK . . . FRED DEATON .... HARRILL DIETZ . . . BILL FOSTER ,,.., STANLEY HOLMES .. HAL HUFFMAN . . . A. J. LINGLE ..... MORRIS MCGUIRE . . MARGIE PENLAND . . , JOHN RAY POOVEY , . . MALCOLM RINK ,.,. FRED SEAGLE , . . GWYN SIGMON . . . CLYDE SMITH . . . ALVIN STARR .... JOE THOMPSON ..., HOWARD WRIGHT . . . JAMES WINKLER .. . OFFICERS . . . . .President . . . ,.... Vice-President . .Secretary and Treasurer ........,....AdUiser MEMBERS . . . , . , , . . . . . , . . .Flour Manufacturing . . . . . . . .Refrigeration .. ...-Stock Clerk . . . .Textiles flioardingj .,..,.......,....EIectrician ....,,.........Seruice Station . . . .Textiles fDyeing and Windt'ngb ,...,...............Printing . . . .Salesman CI-'eed Company, ........,........Laundrg . . . , . .Textiles fBoardingb .,...,..............Dental Assistant . . . . . . , . . . . . . , . . , .Textiles fKnittingb , . . .Machine Operator CBox Manufacturingj ................Upholstery Textiles fDyeing and Wt'ndi'ngj .,......,.........Printing . . , , . .Textiles fQciillingI . . . . . . . .Upholstery . . .Shipping Clerk . Textiles Page Seventy - live ., ...-I.. LETTERMANS CLUB JOHN TATE , . . BILL JACKSON .... HAROLD BRIDGEMAN MR. S. E. STARNES CECIL Alilili MARY BARKER BOB BEARD 'TOMMY BLEVINS HAROLD BRIDGEMAN JASON BROWN CARI, BURNS JANE CANNON DOROTHY COLLINS BUD CRAIG C. W. CRAIG LAMAR DOWDA CAROLYN DRUM CLARENCE FISHER 'agp SI'l'c'lIly Si.-. OFFICERS MEMBERS GUINELL FREEMAN BILLIE B. FULENWIDER JAMES PURLONG TOMMY GREENE BILL HELTON HAROLD HEWAT J. C. HILL RALPH HOLLAR HELEN ISENHOUR BILL JACKSON BONNIE SUE JARVIS DOROTHY KILLIAN JEAN KOERNER FREDDY MILLER GRADY MILLER . ..... Presidem Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer . . , . .Adviser LINDA Nlll.l.liR MARTHA JEAN POPE MARY GWYN SAINE J, L. SETZER LLOYD SIPE RHEBA STARR JACK SUTHER JOHN 'IHATE JOE THOMPSON VIOLET TROUTMAN MARGARET A. WALTON GUY WILSON HOWARD WRIGHT BETTY MARIE YODITR MONOGRAM CLUB HAROLD BRIDGEMAN BOE BEARD ...A... BILL JACKSON ...... MR. W. D. COTTRELL . CECIL ASEE MARX' BARKIER BOB BEARD TOMMY BLEVINS HAROLD BRIDGEMAN JASON BROWN CARL BURNS C. W. CRAIG BUD CRAIG LAMAR DOWDA CLARENCE FISHER GUINIELL FREEMAN JAMES FURLONG BILL HELTON OFFICERS MEMBERS HOWARD WRIGHT I 'rvsidenl . . . Vice- P1'esI'dent Secretary and Treasurer HAROLD HIQWAT J. C. HILL RALPH HOLLAR HELEN ISENHOLIR BILL JACKSON FRIEDDY MILLER GRADY MILLER J. L. SETZIQR LLOYD SIPE JACK SUTHIER JOHN TATE JOE THOMPSON Adviser MARGARET A. WALTON GUY WILSON Pagc Seuvntgf-sr'u0n ATHLETICS KANIIPII ., ABIQE . ., BEARD , BRIDGEMAN BROWN .. BURNS , . B. CRAIG . D, CRAIG . DOWDA . . . Q, tm, W I Y J :X 5: , . K 'NW I . . ,Coach .. Cemvr . . .Guard , . . .Bach l,efI End Guard Right End . Back . Guard FGOTBALL FISIIER .,,.,....,.... , .Back ITURLONII , . , . .Back HELTON . . . ..... Center HEWAT . . ..., . .Bark HILL . . . I , .Righi End HOLLAR . . . ..,. Back JACKSON ., .. ..BUCk F. MILLER . . Tackle TV in G.NULLER SETZER . SIPE ... SUTHER , TATI3 , . TIIOMPSON W ILSON , WRIGIIT . BLEVINS . . . . . . Ccnlcr ,. Tacklc' Tackle, Guard I ,.,. Left End . . . ,Bach .Tackle . . Tackle . . . , .Back .. Manager GAMES SHELBY VS. HICKORY iThere7 Hickory High School's Red Tornadoes, minus their 1943 Coach, Bill Scarborough, and lack of experience, lost to the strong Shelby High Lions, in Shelby at 8 P.M., Friday, September 22. After the Lions had scored in each of the first three quarters, the Tornadoes started a drive toward the Lions' goal. Jackson hurled a 40-yard pass to wingback Bridge- man, who ran 10 yards for the score. The Shelby lads scored in each of the first three quarters. These scores being paced by the running and passing of Reynolds and Alan. Weir and Spangler stood out in the line for Shelby. For Hickory, Setzer. Beard, and Craig stood out in the line with Jackson's passing and Bridgeman's running pacing the way in the backfield. MARION VS. HICKORY 1Therei The Hickory High School Red Tornadoes suffered their second defeat of the season, October 1, at the hands of the Marion Rippers. Neither team made any progress in the first half. But on the opening play of the second half Marion scored on a pass. Later in the same quarter Marion scored again on a pass. Hickory High made their only tally in the fourth quarter when Hewat plunged across from the two-yard line after the team had driven 75 yards. Then Helton con- verted the extra point by dropkicking. Marion then scored again on a pass. Minutes before the game ended Marion blocked a punt and scored again. For Marion Norman, Norton, Goode, Biggerstaff and R. Toney showed up best. For the Tornadoes Tate, Jackson, B. Craig, Bridgeman, and Setzer showed up best although the whole team played well. STATESVILLE VS. HICKORY lllerei The Tornadoes dropped their third successive game on October 6, to the strong Statesville eleven. The strong Statesville squad was able to score only 13 points on the small but scrappy Tornado squad. The Tornadoes were gradually getting experience and they really gave the Greyhounds a fit with their fine and brilliant defensive playing. Fanjoy stood out for the Statesville team in the back- field with Captain Taylor taking the spotlight in the line. For Hickory, the entire team stood out defensively. Jack- son, Craig. and Bridgeman showed up well on offense. LENOIR VS HICKORY Glen-ei The improving Tornadoes bowed to one of their great- est rivals, Lenior, Friday, October 13. This victory gave the Bearcats their first victory over the Tornadoes in seventeen years but the Bearcats had to put on one of their best performances of the year to down the fighting Tornadoes. In the second quarter, Hass, the star quarterback of the Lenoir eleven, broke through the right side of the Tornado line and scored standing up on a 22-yard run. Hass also converted the extra point. The entire Hickory eleven stood out well. Harry Winkler, rugged tackle, and Charles Hass stood out for the Lenior eleven. FOREST CITY VS. HICKORY tTherel On Friday afternoon October 20, the Red Tornadoes finally came into the winning column by beating Forest City 7-0. It was a hard fought game all through the first half. Hickory finally made the only score of the game when Jackson hurled a thirty yard pass to hit Bud Craig, stealer right end who caught it on the ten and ran it across. John Tate made the extra point when he took a pass from Bill Helton on the two and ran it across. Jackson, Bridgeman, Dowda, and Setser were best for the Tornadoes while all the team played a bang up game. NEWTON V . HICKORY flierei The Tornadoes turned in their finest performance of the year on October 27, when they downed the fighting Red Devils of Newton and Conover. In the second quarter Jackson swept the left side of the Newton line for 20 yards -to score standing up. The game was nip and tuck the rest of the way, with both teams continually threatning to score. During the final minutes of the game, the Devils came into the shadow of the Hickory goal post but the impregnable line of the Tornadoes held like a rock wall until the final whistle. Hickory's line put on their best performance of the year. Setzer, Beard, and Burns were con- tinually breaking through the Devils' line and downing the backs in their tracks. Coley and Moseley showed up best for the Devils. HICKORY VS. LINCOLNTON lHerei The Lincolnton-Hickory game proved to be one of the most exciting of the season. The Red Tornadoes' line was impregnable throughout the whole game. Brown, Beard, Miller, Setzer. and Burns paced Hickory's valiant linemen by continually stopping the Wolves for hardly any gain. The excitement ran high when Brown. leftend of the Tornadoes, caught a pass thrown by Jackson and ran it to the ten-yard stripe only to be stopped without further gain. In the opening play of the second half the ball was left on the ground behind the goal line which was covered by Lincolnton for the first touchdown of the game. Late in the fourth quarter, Hudspeth, Lincolnton back, ran 20 yards for another Wolf tally. Hickory's entire line showed up well along with back- fieldmen Jackson, Craig, Bridgeman, and Tate. For the Wolves Elmore, burly center, and Hudspeth, back, were the best. HICKORY VS. CHINA GROVE Glerei The Tornadoes won their last game and their third of the year in a non-conference tilt with China Grove. Hickory started their second and third team. with the first string men entering the game a few minutes later. The first team sparked by Jackson, Tate, and Craig marched to a touchdown without too much difficulty. Coach Kanupp substituted accordingly throughout the entire game. Hickory scored in the second quarter with Tate going over for the touchdown. Helton dropkicked the extra point. Setzer, Beard, and Burns stood out in the line with Jackson and Craig taking the spotlight in the backfleld. II-Ierrin and Corringer were best for the China Grove eeven. MORGANTON VS. HICKORY fThereb The Tornadoes ran into their worst defeat of the season on November 11, when the Morganton Wildcats thundered over them 40-2. The Wildcats were really in high gear that night scoring five touchdowns in the first half and one in the last half. Hickory got their only points of the game when D. Williams. standing in his own end zone, kicked the ball straight up and covered it as it came down giving the Tornadoes a safety. In the second half the Tornadoes settled down and played a bang up ball game yielding but one touchdown. Williams, Lane, and Darby stood out for the Wildcats with Beard, Setzer, Wilson, and Dub Craig pacing the Tornadoes. KINGS MOUNTAIN VS. HICKORY fTherel Hickory made a gallant bid for their last game but fell before the Kings Mountain gridders 7-6. The Tornadoes' running was greatly hindered by the thick mud which covered the field like a blanket of snow. Kings Mountain scored early in the first period on a pass from H. Black to J. Black in the end zone. Cloninger plunged through the line for the extra point. There was much discussion on whether Cloninger really made the extra point or not, but it was finally decided in Cloninger's favor. Late in the fourth period, Jackson plunged over for the Tornadoes from the five-yard stripe. Jackson made a yaliant try for the extra point but was stopped on the six-inch line. The Tornadoes were paced by their outstanding linemen Setzer, Beard, and Burns with Jackson and Craig taking the spot- light in the backfield. Kings Cloninger, Black, and Gunnels. Although the Tornadoes lost season they played some very to the 1944 Red Tornadoes! Mountain was paced by most of their games this good football, so hats off Page Eighty-one A 1944-1945 FOOTBALL TEAM HILL I I SUTHER I I B. CRAIG BROWN I I I BROYLES I I KAY I I I BURNS I I I DOWDA I I THOMPSON BEARD I I I 1.AII. I I I WARLlC1K I I I POOVEY I I I SETZER I MILLER ,... WHISENANT SIPI-ES I WIIISON II SIIORESIII HELTON I zu Eighly Iwo SIGMON I .End I IEnd I ,End I .End I .End I .End Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Guard Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Tackle Center ABEE .... G. MILLER BRIDGEMAN JACKSON II D. CRAIG I FISHER I I I TATE I.., HOLLAR I I FURLONG I I-IEWAT I I KENWORTHY PRICE ..,. WRIGHT II MARTIN I I PROPST I I BLEVINS I I PATTON I I LAFON I I POOVEY I I KANUPP II Asst. Coach I I I ICenter I I I I I ICenter I I I I I Back Back I IBack I I IBack I IBack I I .Back I I ,Back I I .Back I I .Back I I .Back I I .Back I I .Back I I IBack Manager Manager Manager Manager I ICoach CHEERLEADERS HARVEY BOST ,.,,..,.................. ..,.. ..., F r eshman Class , . .Sophomore Class BOBBY DEAL , .,,.. Sophomore Class JANE CANNON .,.. ...,., S enior Class WALTER HIPP l4...,.. .,.,4. S enior Class BETTY JEAN CLEMMER ..,, ..,,.. S enior Class ZU1',76d'2L5Zf,'1fj05 www damn will' 5i4,bw-uL lU'u'wMpwhJij gulf. ' wgiv au,'Jw M' Mkafwd.. UFO-yoj'-'l Qvuia P g Eghly th GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM CAROL DRUM . , . , . . . . . . .Manaqef JEAN FRANS .........,. ,.,, A ssismnr Manaqer MR. CARL V. RULLMAN I , , ......A,.. Coach MISS PEGGY S. WHITENER . , .,,....,..... , . .Coach Page Eighty-four BETTY JANE 'ROWE BETTIE RAINEY GAMBLE CLARA PALMER MARTHA REESE JO CARROLL ENNIS MARTHA JANE ABERNETHY RUTH CAMP CAROLYN BOLGH JOYCE WAGGONER PAMELA STARNES DOTTY CLEMMER ELIZABETH CANNON LAURA SUE RAMSEUR JEAN KOERNER PAULINE ABERNETHY JEANNE HUTTON GUINELL FREEMAN BILLIE JONES SHIRLEY YOUNT MARY BARKER MOLLY WALTON BETTY JEAN CLEMMER DOROTHY GRAY LONG EMMA KATE YOUNT HELEN ISENHOUR PEGGY MIMMS PEGGY WILSON CHRISTINE DERHODES MILDRED BERRY LILLIAN FLOWERS BETTY T EAGUE PAULINE SAINE MARY RUTH BENFIELD MARGARET SUE YODER ,X ,lf Nbdfv-J J! BOYS, BASKETBALL TEAM 4400 5, f ' '. 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' INCQRPORATED f' X. iDlh4IIirknrq ,.. , Mwllufacturers O' . f' '- ' 'W' ' fp ' P SupefiOr'QttaJtity R E X S 'Tubular Laces ' ' ' ,, P' ' ' S I U D I O ' 4 ' ' - . . The Best in Pictures Phone 216-J HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA HICKORY, N, C, if .W I A' R , ' ZW fflff QZWW O 'f4ff5'f'7 f?'Zf4:!f 'A J 4 E 4' fm' . f X L.. f BELK-BRCOME COMPANY va' A ' The Hqme of Better Values J 1 sf -M 4 .' ' '7 C ' ., v .. L ' HICKORY, NORTH CAROIiINA I , I I f 1 L ' -A l 0' 1 , ' fir J I 1, I ' : Pgo HddS I-44 J 4' fax' AsT5 f-1 ---'A -': 7467 bg 2 5' 1561151-1, , 424-311,- nt I -BI AGP we S o . , R , 'fi R,fcHfr1fi'1EfETc:fi, - R. H. TERRY, Manager ff-Qlffffffff SEM GAYNELL'S CON I LADIES' R ,DY-f1'Q-WEAR Z E R D E N v S ,g 6Vqw,, - B U' S oRT E EN ' 'E ' Y,, 1 prev-E695 A A4zZ2i..5m:fyRT ' bf.. . A A .4 L-L1 1 I F , X ' 41 df LZ? QLMLLLJ gig 9 ir, g-5 ,415 I! , I ' l x 'X Telephone 127 .THE c - OF 1945 : gh E . ' P Y 4 Q QR js C0 M AN D.W PfLAy,, ff Q 4 V 8'eY1?f6'e9 571 if f F sf if .-' nj A ff f' ',.4.f,f,fU1!!'n PiwrrafBui4dh1z4T' I ' ' ..,r!'f 'HfC 4 NURT Q605NA'i - 445, I , ' A ! , , , 'C fifxkf 'TQ ,V ' 'Q--P ' BEST WISHES 4 TO THE CLASS OF '45 CLASS OF '45 W WITTEN AND COMPANY W. O. COREY Dealers in Scrap Iron ami Metals P ge One Hundred S xiii? ijcqqf, HZSQQQSWS 'H Ki .3 FLOWERS F LL 1 QQ ' Todd's Fl0FlSt, . t ' , 'X PM 454 ickozihii h Selig Q5-QH Compliments of 1. HOTEL HICKORY HICKORY, N. C. BOX Coin an T. R. WILLIAMS, M g P y 'L ' COLE,S J EWELRY STORE .-,, .Q T - .. . ., 4 , .2 v gy' K -K . sr .. . . D- ,. ' 4 gan ' I. All that is New and Best in WATCHES-DIAMONDS-JEWELRY 3 l Ex' - M NT ' x 7 OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT ' ' 1312 U SQ AEI: CLOTHES ' il- A foff 192 -wg, .Aw ELVA SHUFORD'S S 'R-sr 34331 Rf, SHOP W! 1 fl-1, Y ..- ' , Clothes of , 'Eb 3 if X 5' A Disdf?jx'Q?QOn sz Individuality 1 ' Q s irgupt BQX 13th street ,F - 15' ' I-IIG:,gQRY, N. 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ROOFING 8z BUILDING MATERIALS PgO H ddEI WM WW I My My E T CLEANERS HJ C O R . AND DYERS I G. E. HAYES, Manager , , ATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED ly For Your Dry Cleaning ' D ' P MO T CALL 255 f . . S d S e , ' Rs. BISANAR A 2 TE ENUE Optometrists e 800 DR. GEO. E. BISANAR f ORY' N' C' DR. E. ALAN BISANAR DR. CATHERINE BISANAR V ON LACKEY CARL DANNER HICKORY, N. C. I GOL CO., INC. . 'DZZZF Y, . . 6 gpg, ,,,5'4f,,44! T AND - 145,-pf! M ,JJQIEW K Ds E T M T 5 9 QOFI AND H E E AL ' 2 g PHONE 240 T M RME . . , . Where and Prices Meet tfeetv ' X f X I If' on ra ng - F fanny? Z Zpzffgzfbes I fvzixf' ffl., U1 B- T25 U H 'I 'QUALITY gif? COUNTS J!! X ' 'Q R 5, HICKORY, N. C. 1 G. G. HONEYCUTT Day Phone 271-J Night 7301.1 X. Page One Hundred Twelve ljgihnv fdyffccf-N V ' wr by 7 5464! ,- 1 ,QQ iz A 265 1o1314th r.. Phone 435 , 8 . 1 4 WE1T :z: wif if ff' 1 M m g he e rsgXJi z w i , ' Mui x, 70414-if XQKQJHIC XJ? 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