Clyde High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clyde, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1954 volume:

PRESENTED BY David Livingston Judy Pressley. . Jerry Walker . . . Editor-in-Chief Associated Editor Business Manager f E INTI! E YEARBOOK STAF We, the Senior Class of 1954, wish to take this opportunity to express our appreciation to one who, while in our midst, guided our footsteps and inspired our goals and ideals in her own firm, quiet way. With grateful hearts we dedicate this annual to Mrs. Hazel Morgan Clayton. R. Hugh McCracken, Robert Corzine, Grover C. Haynes, Jack Belcher, E. OF ADVISORS OTIR BOARD MRS. MARY LOU SOESBEE Geometry Physics MISS CLAIRE HOWELL Jr., Sr. Typing Bookeeping 10 th Math MR.DONALD McLEOD MR. STANLY LIVINGSTON Football Coach Science Health F rench 11 9th, 10th English 9 th Math Basketball Coach Biology U. S. History World History Geography MR. FULTON F. ROPER Agriculture MRS. MARGARET DAVIDSON Home Economics F. H. A. Study Hall MRS. SARA Q. BROWN World History Jr., Sr. English Study Hall MASCOTS HUGH CONSTANCE, JR. SAMMY KAY HAYNES Secretary DEBORAH FORE JERRY WALKER President GERALINE SUMMEY Vice President MRS. SARA BROWN Sponser SUE STAMEY Treasurer NEAL CALDWELL LOUISE COLLINS CARROLL CRANE HELEN CARVER JANET FRANCIS RALPH GLANCE SAMMY KAY HAYNES JIM LONG WILLIAM MANN JORETTA MEDFORD KENNETH McCLURE LOU ANNE OSBORNE howell McCracken JON MORGAN RICHARD RUSSELL MILNOR WARD JERRY WALKER GERALINE SUMMEY CHARLES SELLARS FRANK THOMPSON RACHEL THOMPSON JUDY PRESSLEY VICE-PRESIDENT RONALD DOTSON CARROLL FISHER JUNIORS EULA JO STAMEY HILDA SUMMEY DORIS SCRUGGS SHIRLEY STAMEY PHYLLIS McCLURE SHIRLEY RATHBONE JAMES SUMMEY JOHN MEDFORD JIMMY ROGERS MARY SUTTON Pauline Woods Luther Hall Franees Hall Virginia Fisher Sidney Haynes Mary Jane Greene Buddy Haney Larry Hardin Kathleen Medford James Brown Nelda Cashion Frank Chambers Alma Jones Jerry Haney Sara Dee Justice Gladys Frady Frances Williams Gary Henline Barbara Owenby Bruce Holder Betty Owenby Rayford Jenkins Frances Rogers Mary Etta Brown Shirley Ducker Phillip Bright Tommy Clark Elaine Curtis Louise Frady Danny Caldwell Robert Conard Hilda Clontz Edna Mae Fugat Ray Carver Vinson Farley Cora Sue Haney Frances Jones George Glance Jerry Hall Barbara Inman Opal Ledford James Green Ralph Hall Barbara Jolley Linda Limbo Jack Hall Richard Haney Alice McCracken Willard Haney Hester Rathbone Emmalene Smith Charles Jaynes Helen Smith Robert Hill Elveta Robinson Ned Lindsey Peggy Stamey Ray Holder Ira Martin Edwina Summey Robert H. David Robinson McCracken Mildred Trantham Robert R. McCracken Joy Young Jackie Reynolds Harold Seay Johnny Rogers John Scruggs Charles Stockton EIGHTH Glenda Beasley Charles Ray Carver Marie Bolden Grover Clevenger Theresa Brown Roger Ensley Sarah Jane Carver Kenneth Glance Marlyn Farley Jimmy Green Kaye Glance William Green Helen Green Dean Haynes Mary Hall Jerry Hoglen Jean Hardin Ray Jackson Judith Harris John Irvin Jaynes Geraldine Hill Donald Jones Rita Hipps Troy Knight Wanda Hughey Mike Leatherwood Betty Sue Jones John Livingston Zela Kaye Ledford Stanley Medford Joyce Ledford George Medford Jessie Matteson Loyd Rose Rosemary Newman James Smith Kathleen Phillips James Bussell Betty Silvers Ronnie Thompson Doris Snyder Donnie Thompson Shelba Sorrells Henry Underwood Betty Thompson Shirley Trantham - -li“CO -n noajo Mrs. Angela Hardin Mrs. Ellen Haynes Mrs. Pauline Goodson Mr. Carroll Morrow Mrs. Alice Haynes Mrs. Carroll Morrow Mrs. Mary Brooks Mrs. Edith Cannon Miss Sarah Long Mrs. Bonnie Shook Mr. Ben Price Mrs. Nell Matthews Miss Hatsie Freeman x v ' • -' r ISTORY AND TEST OPHECY WEETHEAI RLATIVES PICTURES L MEMORIE OR PLAY LOR PLAY ONORS CLASS HISTORY History was really in the making one bright September morning in '42 when a- bout seventy - five of us awkward and unsuspectin' first graders, wandered down to the beautiful white school building at Clyde to see what adventures awaited us. We were lost, confused, and befuddled; but with the help of Miss Freeman and Miss Rickman, we found our places in this institution of learning. The three primary grades we re soon passed and we eagerly entered the grammar grade department. We shall never forget the Hansel and Gretel play that we gave in the third grade and the operetta, Sunny of Sunnyside, which was given when we were in the fourth grade. With the constant help of various teachers, we were soon abletoenter the eighth- grade. Here the class was divided. Mr. Smith had charge of the boys and Mrs. Brooks the girls. They worked faithfully to give us a firm foundation on which we could build our four years in high school. This year Mrs. Shuler, the music teacher, used the girls as a chorus; and we sang on several occasions. Jf- ' In the fall of '50, we found ourselves in high school. The girls were sent to Miss Way, and the boys were sent to Miss Greene. This year we were deeply grieved at the death of Ruby Beasley, whose friendliness and sweet disposition meant so much to us. i m Our freshman and sophomore years slid by quickly. We enjoyed class picnics at Smoke Mont and Pink Beds. . 4 Sftllc' Our junior year was an eventful one filled with much excitement. Our sponsors, Mrs. Soesbee and Mr. Constance, led us in our varied activities. The outstanding ones were our side-splitting play, Aunt Tillie Goes To Town, and the Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, which proved to be successful events. At last the long anticipated day . . . We’re seniors ! The boys and girls (only thirty-one remaining) were together for the first time in high school. jjf -;Jr. I! ‘ ■ • Jr We were sorry to lose our sponsor, Mrs. Clayton, who leftus in October to teach at Sylva. The class gave a party in her honor, and presented her with three pieces of silver in her chosen,pattern. Mrs. Brown, who assumed the responsibility as spon- sor, very ably led us through the remaining seven months. ' if 3 Some of the most interesting events of our senior year were: a visit to the Champion; the arrival of the class rings, which created quite a sensation among the seniors; and the senior play, The Eager Miss Beaver. All our happy activities were halted when death again paid us a visit; this time Troy Jenkins was the one to leave us. •: g MWli In the spring we traveled up North and succeeded in unnerving the citv of Washing- ton. We returned to be entertained at a colorful Junior-Senior Banquet and Prom, given to us by the Juniors, which climaxed our visit at 'Dear Ole' Clyde High. All too quickly came the Baccalaurette and Graduation with all its happiness and sad- ness of leaving Clyde School to take our places in the world of tomorrow. Looking back, we shall always remember the years spent at Clyde School as the best years of our lives. Joretta Medford Historian LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and fifty-four, of Clyde High School, in the County of Haywood, State of North Carolina, United States of America, being of sound mind and of strong bodies (we hope), having attained ample knowledge to graduate and take up the toil and hardships of life, do make known our bequeaths. Article 1 To the faculty and to the principal, Mr. Stanly Livingston, we leave our deepest appreciation for their help and guidance and our many thanks for their leadership and kindness toward us. Article 11 Tothe school board, who have made so many things possible, we leave our best wishes for continued success. Article 111 To those who will fill our places, the individuals in the Senior Class leave the following: JanetFrancis leavesherbig mouth to Barbara Walker and hopes that it doesn’t get her into too much trouble. Joretta Medford’s tricky ways to get by with things goto Jo Anna McCracken. Sammy Kaye Haynes wills her ability to talk her way out of trouble to Nelda Cashion and hopes Nelda talks more than she did. To Charles Jolley, Jon Morgan gives his title as Class Monkey. Neal Caldwell would like for Dan McCracken to replace him as Class Flirt. Richard Russell leaves his Physics problems to anyone who can work them. To Billy Jack, Charles Sellars wills his U. S. History Book. Robert Messer relinquishes his spot at center of the football team to Johnny Rogers, and Frank Thompson would like to see Carroll Fisher re- place him as tail back. To “Mouse,” Milnor bequeaths his p h y s i que. Kenneth McClure’s typewriter goes to anyone who would like to use it. Jim Long would like to see Rayford Jenkins in his football shoes. Louise Collins’ towering height should be a welcome gift to Eula Jo to be used on the basketball court. Norma Snyder wills her bashfulness to Opal Ledford, Grace Jones’ chewing gum is reserved for Iva Ann in typing class. Jack Rogers wills his “O” on the Macbeth” test to any one who can make it. Rachel Thompson’s ability to sing is for Shirley Sanford. Geraline leaves her English books for James Summey. Dot Haney would like to see Judy have her part in the Senior play. Shirley Rhodarmer wants Violet Lindsey to have all her luck so she will become engaged before she finishes school. Helen Carver bequeaths her conductgrades to Joan Banks. Howell McCracken’s title as Most Original Senior for Ronald’s use and his good looks are for John Carter. To H. L. Ducker, David leaves his ability to get along with everyone. Jerry Walker wills his power of de- structive,bad personality to William Orville Caldwell, Jr. The back seat in English Class is left by E. W. for anyone who wants to sit there . William Mann hopes there will be some one next year who can take his place in the characterization of Macbeth. Lou Ann Osborne wishes there will be someone next year lucky enough togohome at 12:30 o’clock every day as she did this year. Sue Stamey leaves her place as editor of the school paper to Sue Lindsey. Ralph Glance warns Johnny Jenkins not to acquire his name as a reckless driver. Carroll Crane buys a pack of cigarettes for all the bums. Barbara Scott just hopes that her mother doesn’t have as hard a time getting Dimples to school on time as she did her. Having transferred the above rights and privileges we hereby appoint Mrs. Soesbee and Mr. McLeod to be executors. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1954, do set seal on this, the twenty- seventh day of May in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Four. Jerry W alker Testator CLASS PROPHECY Here it is the year of 1964, and I am boarding the plane at Paris to return to Clyde for the reunion of the class of 1954. Well, who is coming on the plane now? It is Janet Francis and her champion basketball players. She brought them to Paris to compete in the 1964 Olympics. Janet teaches physical education at the gymnasium which was built when we were Seniors. We will arrive at home just in time for the reunion. It will seem good to have a vacation from my teaching English in the Universite de Paris. While in America I shall stay at Robert Messer’s Mountain View Ranch in Clyde. I am riding on one of the Trans-World planes, owned and operated by Ralph Glance. There comes Sammy Kay Haynes with some magazines. I did not think that I would be fortunate enough to have her as the airline hostess for my trip, but with her looks and personality, it is no wonder she had the qualifications of a hostess. ■ That new Hotel Clyde certainly is an added attraction to the town. Helen tells me that Jon Morgan has just finished paying the David Livingston Construction Company for building it. I thought it was pretty on the outside, but with Joretta Medford’s doing the interior decorating, it could not be anything but elegant. It is time now for the reunion to begin. Oh, there comes Grace Jones ! She owns an Opera House in New York City. She has just invited me to come by before I re- turntoParis. Rachel Thompson will be singing, accompanied at the piano by Geraline Summey. Norma is keeping with the finances. Some of our classmates who are in service had a difficult ti ' a leave for our reunion. Kenneth McClure is an Admiral in the Navy, and Howell McCracken is a four-star General in the Marines, products of Clyde. Uncle Sam must have ith the Mrs. David Jaynes, the former Miss Sue Stamey, is working as a receptionist in San Francisco, California, while awaiting the arrival of David from Japan. Lou Anne Osborne teaches Home Economics there, Shirley Rhodarmer is married to Wayne Stevenson and has twodarling children. Here is another married man, E.W.Free with his two little boys. Jack Rogers and Dorothy Haney could not be with us today for it just happened that their Carribean cruise was planned for this month. I believe that nearly everyone is here now, but wait a minute. There is some- one missing. I know; it’s Milnor Ward. Unfortunately one of our class turned out to be the most wanted man by the F. B. I, Maybe he would have come anyway if Neal Caldwell, the F. B. I. agent from Washington D. C.,had not been here. Jim Long has always been a favorite of the class. He is an it anical engineering at the Lockheed Plane Corporation in Califoi in mech- is still try- ing to invent a mechanical brain in his spare time. Speaking of en gineers , Jerry Walker is teaching chemical engineeringat Georgia Tech. If Sammy were not so content with soaring through space,he might be a mar- ried man now. Iife': Gearldine tells me that Frank Thompson, her husband, won the National stock- car races last week. He now owns the Thompson Used Car Lot which has become one of the largest in Western North Carolina. Charles Sellars and Carroll Crane prefer staying near home. Carroll is sec- retary to Reuben B. Robinson, Jr. and Charles is head of the Public relations dep - artment. Richard Russell is not very far away. He owns the club. Well, it is almost time to go home, but look who is arriving ! Loui se Collins with her little ones--all three of them. She is a “little” late but then we areused to that after the days at Clyde Hi. In this class of 1954 everyone should have beenchosen“Most Likely to Succeed, ’ ’ not excepting Milnor, for he is known the world over. This reunion has been such a pleasure and success, that we hope to repeat it in 1974. Barbara Jean Scott Prophet SENIOR SWEE _ CpO S t pAeSser Robert osbortve l,ou PRETTIEST Sammy Kay Haynes MOST HANDSOME Jack Rogers MOST BASHFUL Richard Russell Norma Jean Snyder MOST DIGNIFIED Robert Messer Rachel Thompson CUTEST Kenneth McClure Barbara Jean Scott BEST PHYSIQUE Milnor Ward MOST POPULAR Shirley Rhodarmer Jim Long BEST PERSONALITY William Mann Dorothy Haney MOST ATHLETIC Louise Collins Frank Thompson NEATEST Geraline Summey Carroll Crane 'AtL-dU £' LJ. £ . -fj S-ert n pA4.ei, i-Cnc- u Tn.rtie.ij Cl tL Q.He- y L@ ( clQtLtjl c.ao. fiadLa.xme.'y Jue SuziotA-ij a.ne,(j vu. KJie. (S 4b(cn.n.e T clW Tpudi e.H Sponsored By Champion Paper and Fibre Company THE EAGER MISS BEAVER” Gazella Upshaw Doreen Harland Tillie Toothacre Canasta Brown Hank Peters Bernice Beaver Beaseley Scudder Miss Verbena Van Wyck Dickey Van Wyck Prentis Prouty The Faceless Fiend Janet Francis Sue Stamey Neal Caldwell Louise Collins Lou Anne Osborne Jon Morgan Sammy Haynes Howell McCracken Dorothy Haney Jerry Walker Robert Messer ?????????? SENIOR CLASS PLAY Mountain Maggie Maw Fry Emmy Fry Izzie Fry Clem Fry Rosie Belle Fry Aunt Harry Hornhonker Becky Mae Hornhonker Willy Hornhonker Pappy Popoff Zeke Popoff The Travelin' Preacher Wedding Guests Judy Pressley Violet Lindsey JoAnna McCracken Carroll Fisher Ronald Dotson Barbara Walker Sammy Jackson Phyllis McClure John Medford Dan McCracken Bill Caldwell Jim Summey Shirley Stamey Eula Jo Stamey Joan Banks Presented by JUNIOR CLASS HALLOWEEN CONTESTANTS FRANCES WILLIAMS-JON MORGAN HIGH SCHOOL FAVORITES F. H. A. KING CARROLL FISHER GLEE CLUB BETA CLUB F. H. A. F. F. A. NEWSPAPER STAFF ACTIVITIES MARSHALS BUS DRIVERS LUNCH ROOM STAFF TRAFFIC OFFICER JANITOR BETA CLUB OFFICERS President.......Barbara Scott Vice-President . . . John Carter Secretary.......Judy Pressley Treasurer. . Jo Anna McCracken Reporter........Violet Lindsey L . ffcRMERS Robert Messer Carroll Fisher . H. L. Ducker James Summey Dutch Rathbone . . .Ted Hoglen VOL. 2 NO. 1 CLYDE HIGH SCHOOL, CLYDE, N. C., MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 19 B M w Members Initiat Class tficers Senior Class to Stage .. Jn November Miss Betty Brown Visiting Teacher k r Class is planning to B ntitled “Don’t Dark- H.. by Anne Coulter B| vember. H he cast are: Don- B b Medford, Paul Bp dine Jones, Mary W ranees Allen, Mary Virginia Fincher, written by the same ,et Me Grow Up”, the ss last year, and is -mus t For the next few we privileged to have ir Miss Betty Brown, s, er from Western Cs' er’s College. Miss ing full time observ mg in English and with Miss Morgan a. bee. She is proving quit both students and tea. she has don - A de toward -3j| letin 1 e gx rear, .” B )onsor. u| SHIRLEY RHODARMER VIRGINIA FISHER Iquare were required to remain on their kr m chairs placed backward'' table. Next they posed id gfl building to have t JB taken by Miss Fv they welcomed th jfl oall team.________. to have back with ady who has re- appendectomy. ts are: President, McL Smith, Cole, Trec. Haynes, Secretary Francis Alien, Kep'' Our main pro; raise money f Raleigh to f Convention raising mo The nev last week yellow cl the teache Installati is planned ir ole; applora ncis BLJt Milner; Bob Medford; Childers; Liter- ■L adgill; Photo Sports Ed- Subscrip- V dvertis- Ra ail Mat- - ma Sue W Mary LOUISE COLLINS JOHN CARTER Tney th Grade ninth grade girls have officers for this 'AMEY President, Judy it or president, Joan 1 Treasurer, Sue Browning, and Report Ann McCracken. We have elected grade mothers who Mrs. Carroll McCracken and IV st GRADE NELDA CASHION BARBARA WALKER n boys and eight room this year. Mrs. Fall is here, and win About ten of tnem joined. They NEWSPAPER STAFF MARSHALS UNSUNG HEROES TRAFFIC OFFICER MR. LANNING LUNCHROOM STAFF OUR JANITOR MR. CALDWELL WALKER, COCKRELL, JARRETT, MEDFORD, SIZEMORE sumi FOOTBALL BASKETBALL CHEERLEADERS mmm • ' ■ .'k - v� V- • V ,--VV j' v-mV -’ rt-SS-SA; C acA 0 rame 'S2 rr)gy Otct 5 Uo£c 7Z4 (AtacAerC Abac-A eirG Barbara Judy Janet Jo Anna Sue Dorothy Sammy Walker Pressley Francis McCracken Lindsey Haney Haynes THEY BOOST OUR SPIRITS CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES To the Class of '54 THE FOOD CENTER Clyde North Carolina FIRST NATIONAL BANK THE FRIENDLY BANK MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION W ayne s ville North Carolina Canton CHAMPION EMPLOYEE'S STORE, INC. Phone 2 313 North Carolina Sandwiches Compliments of THE SILVERMOON CAFE The Best Place To Eat Curb Service Short Orders Clyde N. C. HAYWOOD COUNTY BANK CANTON NORTH CAROLINA CLYDE TWO CONVENIENT OFFICES Deposits Insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Up To $10,000.00 CAPITAL, SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS $300,000.00 KAYS AUTO PARTS GEAR Phone-3215 Canton North Carolina Main Street GREGORY SUPER ESSO SERVICE Road Service Phone 3712 Canton North Carolina Com plim ents of MASSIE'S DEPARTMENT STORE C. J. Reece Waynesville North Carolina Compliments of STEVE'S GARAGE Harding Stephenson Canton North Carolina Congratulations to the Graduating Class of 1954 Your Learning Will Mean Much to You LEARN TO SAVE CLYDE BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION Dial 3381 Clyde North Carolina Where Savings Pay Insured Up to $10,000.00 BEST WISHES TEAGUE-HAWKINS STUDIO Martin Building Canton North Carolina Congratulations Seniors GARRETT FURNITURE CO., INC. SMOKY MT. 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