Clarkton High School - Warrior Yearbook (Clarkton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1953 volume:

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LOVE MR. FRANCIS FREDERE MR. A. W. MCEWEN TO THE BOARD OF EDUCATION: As the time is drawing nearer, we have come to realize how much you have done to aid the advancement of our school. We wish to express our deepest appre- ciation for your help and guidance throughout our school years. TO MR. LATHAN: A I We wish to express our sincere appreciation to you for your eagerness to help with student problems and for your patience and understanding throughout our entire school years. When we are far away, you will always have a place in our hearts as the one to whom we looked for advice for many years. ,118 dr, Ms. J Business Education is her chosen occupation MRS. LUTHER C. CLARK Business Education She's sweet and kind with a willing mind Her college education serves the present generation MRS. A. N. PUTNAM Mathematics, Science MISS ANNE MCGOOGAN Home Economics His sincere ways deserve much praise r'ff...f' MR. W. R. LATHAN Principal I , ' He's always gay with his pleasing way Her friendly smiles are known for mi1es MR. W. D. HERRING Physical Education, Social Science English and French MISS FRANCES CARTER make her a cinchu Bible The boss of the shop their work never stops MR. W. H. MCCLURE Agriculture MISS BETTY JANE GIBBS English and French ' ,. . 5572555 .,., 'QSM ' A ' :-gg: w i - N I Once' llpvn Zim' i .Vi ,iw , - .. :'1 3 v Erq L , X we 1 is A A 4 , gem Q V Q, ' ' aim A + Q M1 i ii, N.- . L 4 2 ,111 K5 ,K v f E ' xx - 2, gtg' . A -I9 fy M V 4 X Q5 xx in 'Ve r 'T xi 'wp , E M M Q 5' 'fe . 5 - ' fi- - ,M- 4 1- ' gn X nz. as Q Q Q ' A 5,8 ,S , Y QQ . 5 Y ff ' X' .1.x::1!bs1Y. 1 , V - fvf- f jf. g gg W f Nt Q4 1 I ?' ,,x '33 ' '92 x . Z' L 1 M J . , ,, 939' Q A kkrkr , 5 1 ' w,,,V t, , ,vga fifzfllllm Nl I I 'ileiffp fl . an W Ti ,- 15, N 'EW ' ?f15fff- Q . 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A, 1, 2, Historian 1, Sec- retary 25 Glee Club 1,25 Marshal 35 Superlative 45 Annual Production Manager 4. MARJORIE IRINE CLARK ...patience is the remedy for every wrong. . . F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Bible Club 25 Class Treasurer 35 Beta Club 45 Superlative 45 Bus Driver 45 An- l. 47 nual Staff 45 Testator. 'X' , N its use-.3 RUSSELL GILLIAM CLARK ...English rules his brain, and love, his heart.. . F.F.A.1,2, 35 Bible 1. JOE LEE DENNIS Q . . .just like a child, a woman leads him. . . F.F.A. 1,2,35F.H.A. 35 Football 3,45 Base- ball 1, 3, 45 Superlative 4. JAMES WOODIE ELKINS ...cursed be he who moves my bones. .. Superlative 45 Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4 F.F. A. 1,2, Secretary 2.5 C Club Z, 3, 4. BONNIE NADINE GOODEN . . . give me basketball or give me death. . . Student Council Representative 1, 35 F. H. A. l, 2, 33 Cheerleader 25 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pre sident 3, President 45 C Club Z, 3,45 Basket- ball l, Z, 3, 4, Co-Captain 35 Softball 25 Superla- tive 45 Marshal 35 Class Reporter 4. -shi? Q ROBERT THEODORE JOHNSON Cookie . . . the way to a man's heart is through his stomach. . . Beta Club 43 Bible Club 1, Z3 Football l , 2. 3, 4 Basketball 33 Baseball 3, 4g C Club 1,2, 3,4 Science Club Z, 3, 43 4-H Club lg Band 3, 45 Su- pe rlative 4. WILLIAM D. JOHNSON . . .I'm not lazy, just haven't found a suitable occupation. . . F-F.A. 1.2.3,-13 F.H.A. 33 Band 3, C Club 1.2. 3.4: Baseball 1,z, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3,43 Football 2, 3, 43 Superlative 4. JESSIE VIOLET MCDONALD . . . she never lets studying interfere with her education. . . Beta Club Z, 3, 43 F. H. A. 1, Z, 33 Basketball Annual Staff 4g Class Historian 4. OPAL GRAY MEGGS . . .look for the worst, hope for the best, and take what comes. . . GleevClub 1,23 F.H. A. 1,22 Beta Club 2, 3, Secretary 4g Class Secretary 43 Bible Club 1, 4, Reporter 43 Co-Editor Annual 4. Seniors DAVID SANDSTRUM GREENE . . .nice and sweet. . . girls, what a treat. . . Class Vice President 2, 3, President 43 Trea- surer Student Council 23 F. F. A. 1, 23 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 C Club l, 2, 3, 43 Bus Driver 3, 4. ESTHER INEZ GRIFFIN . . . she does what she sets out to do. . . Bible Club 1, 23 F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, Vice -President 33 Basketball 13 Superlative 43 Class Treasurer 1, 3, Reporter 43 Beta Club 43 Annual Sales Ma- nager 4g Bus Driver 3, 4. ROY DONALD HARRELSON . . .loves airplanes, and is lots of fun. . . we voted him our best looking one. . . F.F. A. 1, 2, 43 Class President 2, Treasurer 43 Science Club 3, 4, President 43 Beta Club 43 Baseball 43 Bus Driver 43 F.F.A. Vice Presi- dent 43 Annual Staff 4. BERTHA MAE HEUSTESS . . . she's thinking of far away places with familiar faces. . . Bible Club l,ZQ F.H.A. l,Z, 3, Song Leader 33 Superlative 43 Annual Staff, Testator. '5 - anime 0-. AUS E' cniors ETHEL MINCEY . . .transferred. .. MARY ELLEN NELSON . . . some study, and some play, makes her the girl of today. . . Basketball l,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, Cheerleader Z3 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Reporter 45 F, H. A. 1, 2, 3, Class President 35 Marshal 3, C Club l,Z, 3, 4, President 4,Superlative 4pStudent Body Pre- sident 4g Softball 1, 3, Annual Staff 4. NORMAN LINDLEY PARKER . . .men of few words are often the best. F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. 3, Superlative KENNETH KIRBY POPE . . . heart throb, he's the one, second shift is better than none.. . Vice President lg F,F,A, l,Z, 3g C Club Z, 3 4, Basketball l,Z, 3,4. is of W- DORIS GRAY PHILLIPS . . . full of laughter, full of pep, never serious, that's her rep. . . Glee Club 1,25 Bible Club 1,2, 3, 4-I-I Club 1,25 Science Club 45 F.H. A, 1, Z, 3, 45 Softball 1, Z5 Basketball 1, 2g Superlative 4. BETTY GRAY PRIEST .. . she's lovely, she's engaged, she uses Avon. . . Glee Club 1, Z3 F. H. A. 1, 2, 35 Basketball l, Z, 33 C Club 3, 4, Superlative 43 Bible Club 4. JEAN SAVAGE ...never serious. . .forever gay. . . a good sport in every way. . . Class Secretary l, Reporter Z, 35 F.H.A. 1,2., 3, Reporter 35 Student Council Representative 2, 4: Glee Club 1: Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Cheerleader 42 4-H Club 13 Co-Editor Annual 43 Superlative 4. JOSEPHINE SHAW . . .why rush. . . Rome wasn't built in a day. . . Bible Club 1, F.H.A. l, 2, 45 Glee Club 1, 23 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Superlative 4. ,Mascots JANICE GARDNER JOHNNY HARRELSON M Seniors HOWARD FRANKLIN WATTS . . . Howard, Howard, cute as pie. . . kissed the girls and made them cry... F. F. A. 1, Z, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Science Club 3 4, Vice President 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurei 3, 45 Marshal 35 Superlative 4. ORAN WADE YOUNG . . . curly, our own little professor. . . Beta Club 45 Science Club 45 F. F,A, 1, 2, 4g Su- perlative 49 Bus Driver 3, 4. '?7 m R Cflass History The greatest day of our lives was in September of 1949 - the day we entered Clarkton High School. Although we were all a little timid and shy, we felt our importance at being in high school. Our greatest fun was chan- ging classes and having a different teacher for each subject. Never will we forget those dear-old-days in health class with Mr. Meares as teacher. Let's not forget Bertha, our chief entertainer, with the aid of her assis- tant, Marie. What fun we had cooking in Home Economics! Remember those egg custards and baked bananas, girls? The highlights of our Sophomore year centered around the Library. Remember dodging those books and erasers in English class, boys? Much to our surprise we girls were chosen to serve at the Junior-Senior Banquet, and what atime we had trying to be quiet so we would not disturb those dig- nified Juniors and Seniors. What fun we had eating on the porch! We were very proud for a number of our class to be tapped into the Beta Club: re- member the initiation? Onion corsages! What a surprise we had at the beginning of our Junior year! We thought we had joined the army for sure when Coach McKissick greeted us with his, Be at ease. What a thrill we had choosing our class rings and selling magazines to make money to finance our Junior-Senior Banquet. Our Junior-Senior Banquet was really out of this world , with Harry's Ancho- rage transformed into a ballroom with circus decorations. How proud we were to have five of our classmates chosen for marshals: Chief Ethel Min- cey, Elizabeth Campbell, Nadine Gooden, Howard Watts, and Mary Ellen Nelson. Seniors at last and what a thrill! At last we are having that long- looked-for senior privilege, going to lunch early. What fun it was ordering our calling cards and invitations, and, most of all, choosing our superla- tives. We are planning many ways to raise money for our trip to Washing- ton, D.C., which we could not afford to miss. We elected the following class officers at the first of the year: President, David Greene, Vice-Pre- sident, Elizabeth Campbellg Secretary, Opal Gray Meggsg Treasurer, Do- nald Harrelsong Reporters, Esther Griffin and Nadine Gooden. With the thoughts of class night, senior play and, at last, graduation, we as the Seniors of Clarkton High School sincerely hope that this school will prosper much more in our absence than in our presence. Violet McDonald Historian , R nv' 'I ' e i' 'N . - n.. W 1- K In-. , Q nn-:I-A .uma V .. ,NM 'Ill'-FUN,-I... A . w.s :Q T vs..,g-an , .sg ' Ms l fast Will and Zicstament We, the Seniors of the Class of '53, serious minded, ambitious, prepared to go forward and do our part in making this a better nation, hereby make our Last Will and Testament in the following manner: ARTICLE I Section 1. To Mr. Lathan we leave our deepest gratitude for his guidance in helping us to become equipped to be independent as we enter into the world on our own. Section 2. To the faculty we leave our deepest appreciation for their patience, interest, and guidance, and for the time they have de- voted to our interests. ARTICLE II Section l. To the school we leave our most perfect records and our unabused furniture, hoping that it will remain so for many years. Section Z. To the Junior Class we leave our love for English. We also leave with them the honor of being Seniors of '53-'54. Section 3. To the Sophomores we leave two of our better years of high school. Section 4. To the Freshman Class we leave the privilege we have had of obtaining more knowledge, and we hope that they will work even harder to reach their goal. ARTICLE III The Seniors leave the following items to the Juniors as herein lis ted: Richard Bridgers leaves his good looks to V. lliam Ray Melvin, Ma- rie Baldwin, her beautiful voice to Dolly Atkinson, Russell Clark, his perfect attendance in English Class to Yates Burney, Elizabeth Camp- bell, her tiny figure and baby face to Betty Jean Parker, Joe Lee Dennis, his ability to find his girl and be true to her to Eddie Ray Nelson, Jose- phine Shaw, her quiet ways to Betsy Singletary, J. W. Elkins, his way with the teachers to Bobby Gene Pait, Nadine Gooden, her position as President of the Beta Club to Sidney Warner, Howard Watts, his honor grades to Charles Lee Campbell, David Greene, his way with the girls to David Ray McNeill, Esther Griffin, her long school bus route to Lou Ellen Prevatte, Donald Harrelson, his joking way to Betty Wallace, Bob- by Johnson, his weight to be divided between Cornelia Mae Packer and Annie Singletary, Opal Meggs, her pleasing personality to Etta Gray Campbell, Norman Parker, his many queer ways to John Porter, Mary Ellen Nelson, her position on the basketball team to Joyce Priest, Billy Johnson, his English grades to Harold High, Betty Gray Priest, her abi- lity to keep house and come to school to Virginia McKee, Doris Gray Phillips, her ability to play a piano to Evelyn Clark, Kenneth Pope, his bookkeeping ability to Carolyn Davis, Violet McDonald, her pleasing dis- position to Emma Jean Collumg Oran Young, his curly hair to Virginia McCall, Bertha Heustess and Marjorie Clark, their ability to go steady to Kewpie Haire and Pauline Helms. Bertha Heuste ss Marjorie Clark Te stators Prophecy Today I have finished my long awaited tour of the country. I have either heard from or visited every person from the Dear Class of '53. As I visited Violet McDonald in Albany, N. Y., she told me about keeping books for a Mr. Sway and she says, He does make her sway. She said she knew Joe Lee Dennis in nearby Brooklyn. I learned that he is the owner of the Dodgers. He has plenty of help in managing them, since he is assisted by his glamorous wife, Marjorie Clark. Joe has done all he can to own a famous ball player, a classmate of ours who is a second baseman. He is none other than Billy Johnson, the most athletic of the Class of '53. On New York's largest night club neon sign showed the discovery of a pair of the most famous entertainers of the day. They were familiar names, Bobby Johnson and Marie Baldwin, who are gaining fame with the piano and Marie's lovely voice, as well as their humorous jokes. Their popularity goes partly to their faithful ma- nager, Russell Clark. I decided to visit Washington, D. C. , even though I knew none of our class would be there. I entered the Capitol Building, and the first thing I heard was of the new twin job of confidential secretaries to the President. I was allowed to meet them and, lo and behold, they were Opal Meggs and Elizabeth Campbell, who always worked together in school. In my dim memory I could hardly recognize the name of the pilot who recently won fame by saving a. passenger plane from a crash. Yes! It was Donald Harrel- son, who studied air planes most of his spare time. More news came of the new discovery, a cure for cancer. Yes, I know that scientist, Howard Watts, who would try when no one else had the courage. As I entered Hollywood, I saw an advertisement of the famous hairdressers, Richard and Bertha., very exclusive hair stylists who cater only to the most fa- mous of the movie stars! On down the street, I spied a little shoe shine boy who was none other than our own little Oran Young. He just shines shoes to keep his labora- tory going at night. We expect a new discovery from him soon. Passing through Texas, I made another discovery. By the road was the sign, Elkins' Construction Company, a name with a familiar ring! Oh yes, J. W. , and he gets every project in Texas since he is so famous there. I was returning home by way of Fayetteville, and I decided to visit the Veterans Hospital. There I found two lovable Army Nurses, Josephine Shaw and Doris Phil- lips, who both are engaged to Army Generals. Jean was right down town there as Manager of Jean's Dress Shop. She often helps model, since she is good at that, too. In Whiteville, I discovered that David Greene had completely run Troy out of business with his few songs and many jokes. Mary Lennon lives near the radio sta- tion, where she keeps the happy home of her family. Clarkton brings many happy memories. Side by side live Esther and Betty Gray, who joined the Matrimony Club and love it. Down the road about a mile is the Parker-Pope Farm. Kenneth makes the plans while Norman is foreman, and a more successful one you will never find. Nadine and I live on the other side of town. Though we were not as lucky as some, we live together. We run the Gooden-Nelson Old Maid Home. We enjoy just looking for strangers and listening for new gossip, as all old maids do. Mary Ellen Nelson Prophet Q he Supcrla tives Env-abc MOST 91005 LIKE OST gampbeu LY TO CLASS BABY Marie Baldwin J, S W' EIIQHSUCCEED ABN Y 'YO M MOST Luflix Griiflfx Ric Lee Defmls MOST OPTIMISTIC Bertha Heuste ss JK JeCUTEST Ho an Savage Ward Watt S ui 'Y BKSA ST V 509 OB obby job!! C 1 uhm Mosgafffooodig 5 Ngauv 3 ow Supcrla tirfcs 31 ne 2 faq, 1 ' , Q 2 55 ., . , -' k,,,., ,ig-a1g,,',L x. '14 . 53' u . 'SJ 5, ,,,f',.,,w3vf--2 uf psf. .4 .5 , -, . ,',g,: ac, . .fa , . V lg' sf, fig K. X .,, Y D , ' ' ,Q , 2111: 1' -A fkfvf 4 . 'Q .'z' ,fax -gf'-H3 wigs? 5 N- - V'v- I Q - , A, , 3. 3 gi? f WIT TIEST BEST PERSONALITY David Greene 1 BEST -ALL -AROUND Howard Watts N DavidpOPULAR -Mary E1 Greene I E11 Nelson L U Bill ycffisr D . orxs Phu 13:2 Supcrla lives ww we -. Ab GKN MOST OE?0u.t1S own MOST HAPPY -GO -LUCKY Marie Baldwin Norman Parker Betty G RIENDLY ray Prie .O .K-,Q-fffL,, .V E MOST FRIENDLY BEST Lo ST SINCER . OKING bgigsephine Shaw Joe Lee Dennxs Esther Griffin Donald Harrelson St WWW 'SW NM BEST SPORTS Nadine Gooden Richard Bridgers NEATEST Marjorie Clark Donald Harrelson Cv 'N . . . happy seniors . . . swinging my way . . . be prepared . . . don't let the stars get in your eyes . .. what a view .. . camera shy . . . near the city . .. years ago . . . cute, isn't she. .. penny for your thoughts... initiation . . . um-southern fried chi- cken . . . bringing back old memories .. . come on, how about a smile . . . our little warriors . . . ,funior 611155 Officers 'Q-.wx 7 ,413 W. g '1'-37 full -.....,,,- H IQ li, ,S www , , I Joyce Priest, Secretary and Treasurerg Etta Gray Campbell, Vice Pre- sidentg Sidney Warner, Presidentg Eddie Ray Nelson, Reporter. . . . RACKING OUR BRAINS FOR THEMES FOR ENGLISH . . . SELL- ING MAGAZINES FOR THE BANQUET . . .'OH, OUR RINGS HAVE COME . . . IT WON'T BE LONG NOW . . Dollie Atkinson Jean Brooks William Yates Burney Charles Lee Campbell Etta Gray Campbell Evelyn Merle Clark Emma Jean Collum Carolyn Rose Davis Carolyn Elaine Haire Kathryn Harrelson David Ray McNeill Pauline Helms Virginia McCall Lislie Mabel McKee Virginia McKee William Ray Melvin Faye Mincey Eddie Ray Nelson Cornelia Mae Packer Bobby Gene Pait Betty Jean Parker Lou Ellen Prevatte Joyce Evelyn Priest John Horace Porter Betsy Stevens Singletar y Betty Wallace Sidney Rogers Warner Not Pictured: Worth Harold High Annie Singletary ,funiars 'ff H-. 52 f-1 7? I X Q K 5 if r r, . , .s Q M C . X ,R S 1 Wo. aphamorc Hass Officers Goldie Ellis, Vice-Presidentg Ruby Neal Elkins, Presidentg Bobby Den nis, Treasurerg Joyce White, Secretaryg Shirley Meshaw, Reporter. . . . WONDERING IF WE WOULD GET HERE . . . BIOLOGY TRIPS . . GETTING ON THE VARSITY TEAM . . . LEARNING TO TAKE OR DERS AND CARRY THEM OUT . . Juanita Clark Atkinson Martha Bridgers Charles Fletcher Burney Ralph Engle Burney Lislie Evelyn Callihan Avery Madison Currie Ruth Neal Caulk Bobby Edward Dennis Janice Katherine Elkins Ruby Neal Elkins David Byran Hester John Devon Heustess Dorothy Rose Hyatt Grace Neal Lanier James Carrie Lanier David Horace Little Linda Leigh Love Irma Deedie Marlowe Peggy Joan McCall Shelby Jean McDonald Fred Franklin McKee Shirley Louise McKeithan Girthia Lee McLamb , Norwood Lesane Meggs Henry Ballatine Memory Shirley Merle Meshaw Irine Mincey Judy A.nn Pait Kirby Lee Pait Alice Gray Powers Jack Lee Prevatte Sadie Lee Priest Elda Roberta Shepherd Billy Smith Bobby Woodrow Stubbs Joel Styron Peggy Lee Watts Julia Waye White Mary Joyce White Not Pictured: Mary Jane Autry Goldie Loretta Ellis Richard Priston Walters. Wilton McBride Warner, Jr Sophamares is S f Q X Q' 1 trwr 37-Q ' , S sg Wrggtvigvriafwa, - I 1 . is , l ' XsQ.iiA:1 , 5 . .X ,N - I I U L, AX, - 'Qi 1 x 1, -fi '. .X X 9 W L1 Lge K me iris is x ix A f-43 rf' I - , - . i W '2 ' xgt, X. L in . - resists. . , 7 N Fi ft 'M 'L ' 1 xtkc A1 L 6 - xxx F 'ts X fi. , G2 K , 'S . As! Q.. . Q 7 I T fx,f M I I. l X x . Ku ' +. l f , . X li Qrcshmcn 611155 Officers Betty Jean Davis, Vice President, Nancy Jo Miller, Secretary, Connie Priest, President, Patricia Harrelson, Treasurer, Cornelia Elkins, Re- porter, Edwin Elkins, Vice President, Johnny Gooden, Secretary and Treasurerg Hybert Williamson, Reporter, Wayne Priest, President. . . . HERE AT LAST . . . WHAT A SURPRISE QTHAT COACHQ . . EXEMPTING EXAMS . . . GETTING ADJUSTED . . . JUST WAIT UN- TIL THREE MORE YEARS . . . THOSE LUCKY SENIORS . . . Mollie Baldwin Edith Bridgers Margaret Britt Lawrence Brooks Alice Burney Felton Campbell Richard Clark Riley Clark Sarah Clark Edith Collum Johnsie Cooke Betty Davis Cornelia Elkins Edwin Elkins Philip Ellis Johnny Ferguson Johnny Gooden Claude Harrelson Patricia Harrelson Eddie Hardy Harold Helms Betty .Io Hood Darrel Gray Hood Betty Hyatt Evelyn Johnson Grace Lashley Roy Little Gerald Meggs Ernest Melvin Emmie Lou McCall Merrold McCall Nancy Jo Miller Vernon McKee Pauline McKeithan Robert McKeithan George Pait Carolyn Parker Vaughn Phillips Zelda Phillips Furman Prevatte Connie Priest Dougald Priest Wayne Priest Anna Marie Rogers Christine Thompson Billy Wallace Laura Walters Wilbur Ward Hybert Williamson Paul Woods Marjorie Yarbrough Not Pictured: Sarah Autry Dock Edwards Wesley Jackson Etta Jane McDonald William McLamb Qrcshmcn wr 2 , 1 A . 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' J 'R ., 4:1 .4 Egan 15 Jessie Atkinson Fred Foster Baldwin Libby Grey Blackbourn Richard Britt Roy Mac Butler Mabel Callahan Layton Campbell Charles Stuart Clark James Collum Rodney Collum Eunice Ann Daniels Betty Lou Davis Lennon Edwards Ada Celeste Evans Robert Fredere Knox Freemall Dalton Griffin Kitty Rose Harrelson Charles Helms Norwood Hester Joan Hodge Buddy Hyatt Jessie Mae Hyatt Anna Jane Knight Shirley Lanier Gloria Little Troy Little Gladine Long Franklin McCall Naamah McCall Victoria McEwen Muriel Jane Meggs Maurice Meggs PCSSY M9885 Janie McFatter Linda McKee Emily McKee Rachel McLean Mary Catherine Mincey Betty Ann Munroe Thomas Nelson Eloise Packer Doris Pait Thelma Jane Parker Debbie Phillips Gary Pope Phyllis Priest Adron Savage Gertrude Shaw Rachel Shaw John Stowe Alice Thompson Carline Thompson Herman Ward Frances White McCrae Yarbrough flviissj Betty Ann McNee1ey fMissj Sylvia Mary Thomas 1 W+f.vM1'L' 5- M. 4.4-. . ' 'N' ' ''h -'1gx4wLp,71'3v.am,t: ' '., xL,,-,, f ' 'fi g,f5,11--,,. '1! 'k.' . 1 -X ,Au H A - X Q wmv-ani.,-z., f tE'5iQ W: Y 1 , ' , g '93 f was QQ? cfwwwm fx. ,tip V Enix, , ' .,xLp!'!x. r -' 114 v -fum 1 v 'Y' -qi Student Kauucil Seated: Connie Priest, Charles Lee Campbell, Mary Ellen Nelson, Etta Gray Camp- bell, Linda Love. Standing: Lawrence Brooks, Jean Savage, Ruby Neal Elkins, Hybert Williamson, Kathryn Harrelson, Pauline McKeithan, David Greene. 167616 Klub First Row: Patricia Harrelson, Opal Gray Meggs, Lou Ellen Prevatte, Mollie Bald- win, Connie Priest, Etta Gray Campbell, Elizabeth Campbell, Linda Love, Shirley Meshaw, Johnsie Faye Cooke, Grace Lashley, Pauline McKeithan. Second Row: Juanita Atkinson, Deedie Marlowe, Julia Waye White, Goldie Ellis, Janice Elkins, Betsy Singletary, Ruby Neal Elkins, Joyce White, Shirley McKeithan, Alice Burney, Anna Marie Rogers, Betty Wallace. Third Row: Frankie McKee, Emma Jean Col- lum, Cornelia Elkins, Marie Baldwin, Kewpie Haire, Elda Shepherd, Peggy McCall. Standing: Miss Carter. l gmgirr' L: ,Qi ' af , f-ff-:Sl ? 3' Ear.:-'f..,S fl , .L-S? Gln., -W we-sw----q.,.-W.-M.-W..-N..-f. s,i...f x.,w XfMXX ...-. . ,.Q- ,.....,. ,-.., , ,nm ,, f-fsH+w-- or - -- l Q -i, V -3,,.,..am 1 i!-was - .L4,... , x , 'L-x. gp Hein 61116 Left to Right: Jean Savage, Shirley Meshaw, Shirley McKeithan, Carolyn Davis, Joyce White, Nadine Gooden, Marjorie Clark, Donald Harrelson, Mary Ellen Nel- son, Sidney Warner, Bobby Johnson, Peggy McCall, Howard Watts, Oran Young, Esther Griffin, Violet McDonald, Ruby Elkins, Goldie Ellis, Opal Meggs, Linda Love, Elizabeth Campbell. l5'us Drivers Standing: Richard Bridgers, Donald Harrelson, Charles Lee Campbell, Vaughn Phil- lips. Seated: Oran Young, Esther Griffin, Marjorie Clark, David Greene. '3uf.Q I J Wuutucesag' Sf. I-!.,4. First Row: Harold High, Ernest Melvin, Phillip Ellis, David Hester, Bobby Dennis, Harold Helms, Billy Wallace, Roy Little, William McLamb, Oran Young, Wayne Priest, Richard Clark. Second Row: Mr. W. H. McClure, David McNeil, Johnny ,... ,il.h 'e-N-- NN - W- si, ,M - i i i .iwumw First Row: Miss McGoogan, Virginia McCall, Mary Jane Autry, Evelyn Callihal Julia White, Sadie Priest, Shirley Meshaw, Shelby Jean McDonald, Sarah Autr Goldie Ellis, Grace Lashley, Etta Jane McDonald. Second Row: Elda Shepherf Grace Lanier, Ruth Neal Caulk, Connie Priest, Anna Marie Rogers, Betsy Single tary, Janice Elkins, Betty Wallace, Deedie Marlowe, Linda Love, Pauline McKe than, Sarah Clark, Emmie Lou McCall, Edith Bridgers. Third Row: Patricia Hai relson, Martha Bridgers, Cornelia Elkins, Joyce Priest, Zelda Phillips, Edith Co lum, Marjorie Yarbrough, Peggy McCall, Betty Jean Davis, Nancy Jo Miller, Ali4 Gray Powers, Johnsie Faye Cooke, Alice Burney, Christine Thompson, CarolynPa1 ker, Laura Walters, Evelyn Johnson, Grace Thompson, Peggy Watts, Dorothy Hyai Judy Pait, Girthie McLamb. 3. E?.,4. Gooden, Merrold McCall, Bobby Stubbs, Dougald Priest, Bud Warner, Kirby Pait, Donald Harrelson, Buzz Melvin, Howard Watts, Norman Parker. Third Row: Eddie Ray Nelson, Johnny Ferguson, Avery Currie, Dock Edwards, Wilbur Ward, Robert McKeithan, Charles Lee Campbell, Sidney Warner, Eddie Hardy. Fourth Row: Bob- by Gene Pait, Yates Burney, Ralph Burney, Billy Johnson, Charles Burney, Horace Little, Norwood Meggs, Hybert Williamson, Vaughn Phillips, Frankie McKee, Fur- man Prevatte, Dick Walters, J. C. Lanier, Jack Prevatte, Claude Harrelson, Ge- rald Meggs, Lawrence Brooks, Edwin Elkins, Felton Campbell, Vernon McKee, Riley Clark, John Heustess. Qs: 1 -4 f 1 E - Jil sf 'lr w 4 1 to Right: Mr. W. D. Herring, Charles Campbell, Horace Little, Riley Clark, la Phillips, Emma Jean Collum, Dolly Atkinson, Sarah Clark, Billy Wallace, h Collum, Emmie Lou McCall, Evelyn Clark, Roy Little, William McLamb, Bet- allace, Nancy Miller, Betty Jean Davis, Carolyn Parker, Laura Walters. Science 61116 Standing: Mrs. Putnam, Pauline Helms, Betsy Singletary, Goldie Ellis, Frankie McKee, Linda Love, Bobby Dennis, Janice Elkins, Bobby Johnson, Charles Lee Campbell, Sidney Warner, Howard Watts. Seated: Billy Wallace, Johnny Ferguson, Donald Harrelson, Cornelia Elkins, Deedie Marlowe, Betty Wallace, Julia White, Oran Young, Doris Phillips. Ehccrleadcrs Shelby Jean McDonald, Connie Priest, Jean Savage, Joyce Priest, Betty Wallace, Cornelia Elkins, Betty Jean Davis, Nancy Jo Miller, Kathryn Harrelson. If II First Row: Carolyn Davis, Mary Ellen Nelson, Nadine Gooden, Kathryn Harrelson, Lislie McKee, Ruth Neal Caulk, Betty Wallace, Joyce Priest, Peggy McCall. Second Row: Billy Wallace, Kenneth Pope, Richard Bridgers, Johnny Ferguson, Buzz Mel- vin, Bobby Gene Pait, Bobby Johnson. Third Row: Harold High, Sidney Warner, Norwood Meggs, Billy Johnson, Bud Warner, Eddie Nelson, J. W. Elkins, David Greene, John Porter. xi Q55 K nl! 2: 1: ,P . ,- A4 x , w ,gf 9 i il, Q . X If fe , ' x ,Ahk N VK k hifi X . V, V5 stag W xl! X Q ' f 'EF 'Fir' i W -5 y.. I 2 ij, V QQ' - v- me ,S K, X M 5 i 5 2 gm Q U , x n 1 kWyf-7, V 2 .P K immrk ' V , New A X , IILigfw-5511W?g,gj,5f'If5:,f A ' J ' ' A h - H ' , U.:-+., K S ,E . BW M 'if' 5.::,,W'IL, ififx f..k f W-M, , W . X I 'X M First Row: Norgie Hester, Joyce Priest, Kathryn Harrelson, Lislie . McKee, Carolyn Davis, Mary Ellen Nelson, Nadine Gooden, Roy Mac Butler. Second Row: Goldie Ellis, Janice Elkins. Shirley Meshaw, Lin- da Love, Connie Priest, Patricia Harrelson. Third Row: Zelda Phil- lips, Coach Herring, Miss McGoogan, Peggy McCall. junior Varsity First Row: Laura Walters, Sarah Autry, Emrnie Lou McCall, Anna Marie Rogers, Edith Collum, Sarah Clark. Second Row: Cornelia El- kins, Coach Herring, Betty Davis. To x Standing: Eddie Ray Nelson, Horace Little, Johnny Ferguson, Bud War- ner, Coach Herring, Jack Prevatte, Richard Bridgers, Norwood Meggs, . Kenneth Pope. Seated: Bobby Stubbs, J. W. Elkins, Billy Johnson, Ha- rold High, Billy Wallace, Kirby Pait. junior Varsity Standing: Edwin Elkins, Coach Herring, Hybert Williamson. Seated: Furman Prevatte, Roy Little, Phillip Ellis, Wayne Priest, Robert Mc- Keithan. wx, '42 ,eg Q., 5'aaf!1aIl Ceala First Row: Roy Mac Butler, Bud Warner, Lawrence Brooks, Avery Currie, Bobby Stubbs, Billy Johnson, Wayne Priest, H B. Memory, Billy Wallace, Norgie Hes- ter. Second Row: Coach Herring, Robert McKeithan, Buzz Melvin, Eddie Ray Nel- son, Johnny Ferguson, Richard Bridgers, John Porter, Joe Lee Dennis, Harold High, Bobby Johnson. Baseball First Row: Harold High, Buzz Melvin, David Greene, John Porter, Bobby Johnson, Dick Walters. Second Row: Coach McKissick, Bobby Pait, Billy Johnson, Sidney Warner, Eddie Ray Nelson, William Elkins, Layton Priest. I I I 3 ! ,sl ' 1 . l if I .. - eggs osx., . lunchraam Hlllitf First Row: Phillip Ellis, Roy Mac Butler, Billy Wallace, Johnny Ferguson, Charles Clark, Terry McEwen, Charles Evans, Maurice Meggs, Sarah Love, Betty Ann Johnson. Second Row: Norgie Hester, Ada Evans, Betty Munroe, Tommy Nelson, Riley Clark, Bobby Johnson, Maurice Rivenbark, Charles Lee Campbell, Bobby Fredere, George Elkins, Eddie Dennis, Eddie Elkins, Bobby Gooden, Freddie Bald- win, Mr. Destazio. QS 0 in 'CF 4 X, ' 1 Q fag! X ff 21,6 Q ' V f 4 Vega A WWW? Q5 ifxgsj . 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