Clyde High School - Cardinal Yearbook (Clyde, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1957 volume:

Linda Limbo--Business Manager Mike Leatherwood--Assistant Editor Elaine Curtis --Editor-in-Chief and presents... The Senior Class ur CLYDE HIGH SCHOOL Clyde, North Carolina FOREWORD The annual staff of the Cardinal sincerely wishes that you will like our book. We have put work into it, but also a lot of fun. The jobs of taking pic- tures, planning the layout, getting our material ready, and working to meet our deadline have been a large part of our school year. We hope with this book, to make this year the most memorable of your school life. For, truly, MEMORIES ARE MADE OF THIS. CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION CLASSES FEATURES AND FUN ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS OUR PATRONS WE HUMBLY DEDICATE For your constant help in time of need, helpful supervision, and in terest in helping us make ourselves better, we humbly make this dedica tion. You came to us two ye your authority. You have carved an unforgettable figure in our memory and one we will always hold in rev erence. We humbly make this dedi cation to you, Perry W. Plemmons i . 4 fc.' V This year, on the scarred battlefield of football, our team, under the leader- ship of Brown H. Griffin, made itself outstanding. They went into every battle with courage and came out of each triumphantly, making us so very proud. We were especially proud when they were runner-up for the Skyline A Conference, with their total of 286 points, to their opponents 1 32 points. The scores for the games were as follows: Clyde 33 Hot Springs 6 Clyde 19 Mars Hill 0 Clyde 20 Bakersville 0 Clyde 40 Spruce Pine 0 Clyde 27 Marshall 6 Clyde 50 Walnut 0 Clyde 24 Old Fort 0 Clyde 40 T ryon 0 Clyde 19 Bethel 0 Clyde 14 Glen Alpine 20 We are very proud of our boys and wish them luck through the coming years. We humbly make this dedication to you, the football squad of 1956-57. MEMORIES ARE iADE BY Stfah? ( titio ? Mr. Perry W. Plemmon B. S. and M. A. W. C. C., U. of Miami Erskine College, Duke, U.N.C. Chemistry Mrs. C. E. Brown, Jr. B. S. W. C. U. N. C. English, General Science Civics HIGH SCH Mrs. J. B. Soesbee B. S. Asheville Teacher's College W. C. C. English and French Mr. H. Brown Griffin B. S. W. C. C. Algebra, Health and Physical Education OOL FACULTY Mrs. Claire McConnell M. E. W. C. C. Bookkeeping, Typing Algebra Miss Lura Mae Greene A. B. and M. E. Elon College and W. C. C. Biology and History Mr. F. F. Roper B. S. Clemson College Agriculture Mrs. Betty F. Morrow B. S. W. C. U. N. C. Home Economics ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. T. M. Bonner Private Piano Lessons Mrs. R. C. Cannon Third Grade Mr. Lawrence Leatherwood Superintendent of Haywood County Schools. School Board: (L. to R.) Jim Winfrey, Mark Cathy, Jack Harris, Carlton Corzine-Chairman of the Board, and Roland Leatherwood-Secretary. i 8jHBg MADE of MEMORIES SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Linda Limbo . . . Edna Mae Fugate Ned Lindsey . . . Barbara Jolley. . Elaine Curtis . . . . Treasurer . . . Reporter . . Secretary Vice -President . . President MARIETTA BROWN Fools rush in where angels fear to tread. FLOYD BROOKS Don't do anything today you can put off until tomorrow. ELAINE CURTIS A good laugh is sunshine in the house. SENIORS DANNY CALDWELL My only objection to school is studying. SHIRLEE DUCKER Peace rules the day, where reason rules the mind. R. J. CONARD Don't put off till tomorrow what you can do today. EDNA MAE FUGATE Have something to say, say it, and then shut up. GEORGE GLANCE Don't Forbid Me, Love Me Tender. BARBARA JOLLEY Que sera sera. SENIORS JACK HALL Eat to live instead of living to eat. FRANCES JONES When you laugh, the world laughs with you; when you cry, you cry alone. JERRY HALL Love gives itself, it is not bought. OPAL LEDFORD Life is a picture, paint it well. RALPH HALL LINDA LIMBO Peace is rarely denied We can do more good by being good, to the peaceful. than in any other way. SENIORS WILLARD HANEY A college education shows a man how little other people know. alice McCracken A rolling stone gathers no moss. GARY HENLINE Love Me Tenderly. ELVETA ROBINSON Do unto others, as you'd have them to do unto you. NED LINDSEY Blessings on him who first invented sleep. HELEN SMITH With God, all things are possible. BOB McCRACKEN Do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of. SENIORS SUE HANEY SMITH If you see a need, find out how to supply it. PEGGY STAMEY Do unto others before they have a chance to do unto you. JACKIE REYNOLDS JOY YOUNG All this toil for one The Golden Age is not in the past, hour of triumph. but in the future. SENIORS DAVID ROBINSON It is much better to have your gold in the hand than in the heart. JOHNNY ROGERS When you introduce a moral lesson, let it be brief. HAROLD SEAY Eat, drink, and be merry, for tomorrow you'll cry. Glenda Beasley JUNIORS Theresa Brown James Bussell Charles Ray Carver Ray Carver Mary Hall Kaye Glance Grover Clevenger Judy Harris Roger Ensley Zela Kay Ledford Jimmy Greene Rosemary Newman Olin Wood MEMORIES ARE MADE OF SOPHOMORES Patricia Bussell Ronald Creasman Frances Clark Kenneth Glance Lillian Clevenger Charles Hall Joyce Dixon Joe Haynes Peggy Free Walter Hill Doris Haney Hoyt Hooper Diana Haynes Wallace Lovelace Reva Jackson David Lowe Catherine Jenkins Michael Rogers Geneva Jenkins Roy Stamey SOPHOMORES Shirley Lankford Ronald Stockton Patricia Lindsey Robert Walker Patsy Mason Jimmy Winfrey Helen McClure Billy Young Regina Rathbone Janice Reynolds Amelia Robinson Barbara Summey Joyce Summey Mary Crane Carol Latimer Gene Bolden Gary Fincher Judy Downs Carol McClure Philip Brooks John Gaddis Sarah Hannah Brenda Medford Pat Brown Kenneth Harris FRESHMEN Gary Jackson Brenda Sanford Zela Kay Trantham Linda Sheffield Ben Price Bobby Jones Vivian Wood Helen Smith Jimmy McCracken Ned Rogers Jeane Woods Betty Henline Jerry Caldwell Janet Medford Jerry Henderson Iris Hipps Linda Owen Harold Collins Phyllis Houston Donald Hughey Trina Rathbone FRESHMEN Patsy Snyder Richard McCracken Betty Ann Taylor Ottis Medford Mary Thomas Gene Sizemore Arvestia Smith Charles Smith Eddie Starr J. B. Taylor Bruce Ducker Doug Hyatt Charles Owen EIGHTH GRADE Jo Ann Brooks Philip Arrant Judy Brown Keith Cathy Rebecca Chapman John Chambers Ruth Conard Fred Grasty Cynthia Creasman Roy Hardin Carolyn Ducker Jerry Haynes Jane Gibson Wayne Henderson Naomi Grant Dean Hoglen Lucille Green Carl Jackson Joann Haney Kenneth Jaynes Barbara Harris Brenda Hawkins Benny Killian Carolyn Haynes Ralph Ledford Pearl Jones Peggy Jones Carroll Lindsey Edna Lee Russell Lowe Judy Lunsford Troy Mason Peggy Mackey Robert McCracke.. Betty Ruth Martin Gary Mooney Ted Reynolds Jane McCracken McLaine Rogers Elaine Pless Larry Rhodes Louetta Sanford Lorraine Shelton James Scruggs Carolyn Shuler Henry Smith Ruth Ellen Taylor Vernon Smith Robert Thompson Clifford Underwood Harold Wright Charles Young MEMORIES ARE MADE OF SEVENTH GRADE Joyce Beck Gary Bolden Carolyn Boone Robert Bryson Barbara Cogburn Patty Haynes Billy Cartwright Herbert Collins Joyce Gale Jones Stuart Curtis Susie Jones Clifford Hannah Barbara Justice Buddy Houston Carolyn Justice William Huffman Clem Jenkins Doris Price Jimmy Jenkins Peggy Propest Billy Jones Evelyn Rathbone Bobby Killian Reba Sanford Donald Lankford Michael Ledford Sharon Shook Freddie Mackey Willa Jean Silvers Jerry McCracken Shirley Smart John McCracken Gerlene Tillson Morris Owenby Kay Winfrey Jimmy Pressley Johnny Schmidt Earl Shelton Kenny Sizemore Sammy Smith Ronald Ward Carl Woods Not Pictured: James Cogburn Patsy Knight Betty Saxton Eugene Silvers Maurice Stanley Bruce Wood SIXTH GRADE Letha Brooks Dwight Banks Brenda Bussell Mike Brown Tena Cathy Billy Cogburn Kathy Collins Hillary Cogburn Grovene Davis James Gibson Hugh Franklin Linda Harris Gladys Jones David Lee Haynes Tilda Jones Ira Gale Jones Beverly Justice Eileen Justice Henry Lee Wanda Ledford Betty Matney Tony Owen Doug Penland Kathryn Rathbone Perry Roberts Glee Ann Scruggs Floyd Rogers Wanda Sheffield Woodrow Sanford Charles Silvers Charles Spence Patsy Thompson Marzell Trantham Charles Trantham Larry Young Not Pictured: Glenda Haney Charles Haney Shirley Killian Billy Lindsey Elizabeth Murphy Diana Snyder Billy Stamey Charles Stevenson Roger Summey Rickev Warren FIFTH GRADE Linda Allen Robert Akin Gwendolyn Boone Mike Bolden Faye Burris Myrl Brown Gerldean Caldwell Jean Chambers Tommy Crawford Van Ford Roberta Ducker Cecil Hannah Patty'Gillis Don Haynes Helen Hannah Doug Haynes Nelda Hardin Dean Henderson Theda Hill J. C. Henry Brenda Hoglen Jerry Leatherwood Sharon Hyatt Virginia Jenkins Donna McCracken Nancy Justice Mike McCracken Helene Killian Mike Miller Elaine Long Richard Ray Moody Judy Ann Murray Edward Shelton Linda Jo Ray Harry Shuler Joyce Robinson Raymond Smith Carolyn Seay Howard Sorrells Karen Snyder Larry Stuart Hilda Sorrells Micky Summey Joretta Underwood Ray Woods Joyce Walker Roger Wood Faye Woods Barbara Yost FOURTH GRADE Sharon Bryson Lois Bueker Jerry Caldwell Carolyn Burnette Christine Caldwell Benny Ford Donna Caldwell Kelly Hall Doris Clark Jerry Haney Louise Crawford Steve Hardin Janet Downs Mary Ann Haynes W. R. Hardin Dianne Frady Benny Heird Jean Gaddis Wayne Henson Sharon Glance Johnny Hooper Patsy Griffin Earl Jackson Carolyn Hawkins Gerld Jackson Eugene Lance Margaret Henry Gary Lindsey Barbara Jones Jerry Lowe Carolyn Lankford Robert Lowe Marolyn Lankford Jimmy Mackey Rebecca Linder Harriet Matthews Charles Matthews Patricia McDaniel Jimmy McCracken Alan McCracken Joyce Pressley Peggy Pace Don Moody Elizabeth Rathbone Tohnny Morrow Rhea Spence Dortha Rhinehart Earl Newman Gayla Stuart Joe Owenby Janice Wooten Gary Pressley Gaye Young Billy Rodgers Tony Rogers Douglas Seay Lyndon Smathers Carroll Smith Dane Smith Virgil Smith Fred Underwood Johnny Underwood Ted Underwood Joe Robert Williams Not Pictured: H. A. Bennett Jimmy Chambers Charles Mathis THIRD GRADE Jean Henry Jerry McDaniel Sandra Hipps Jimmy Passmore Jeneva Inman Ralph Propest Nancy Keever Evelyn Boone Thomas Allen Willie Bramlett John Bramlett Hilda Davis Tommy Bramlett Ruby Franklin Richard Burnette Virginia Gibson David Burris Betty Greene Douglas Corzine Cora Lee Green Charlie Davis Jean Haney Kenneth George Sandra Haney Robert Glance Veda Jo Haney Stephen Leatherwood Gracie Hannah Harry Linder, Jr. Nancy Harris Carroll Lindsey Sylvia Haynes Jimmy Mason Barbara Henderson Tommy Mason Gerald Ray Penny Lovelace Dean Robinson Judy Pressley Steve Rogers Peggy Mason Burrell Rose Kittie McCracken Vernon Russell Coleen Mears Donald Smith Judy Penland Wayne Smith Doris Pressley Jimmy Sorrells Sandra Rhinehart Bobby Thompson Mary Lou Sharp James Trantham Catherine Silvers Johnny Warren Martha Sorrells Joan Thomas Prisella Trantham Judith Wells SECOND GRADE Anita Arrant Kermit Allen Tommy Beck Sharoii De Hart Timmy Bramlett Elaine Fultz Ricky Carter Caron Ferguson David Conard Linda Glance Hugh Constance, Jr. Terry Hannah Dean Cuts haw Carolyn Jenkins Larry Glance Shirley King Sandy Haney Alice Linder Ronnie Jones Linda McCracken Stephen Mears Linda Pressley Dennis McDaniel Rita Seay Clayton Haynes Mary Lowe Bonita Medford Cecil Inman Gail Medford Mike Henson Roger Van Norris Doris Underwood Paul Rathbone Freda Wells Betty Woods Roy Lee Rathbone Robert Smart Eugene Smith Roger Lee Smith Tommy Sorrells Mike Starr Gary Stewart Terry Stewart Johnny Thomason Gerald Trantham Tommy Tweed Jerry Warren Not Pictured: Ronnie Rathbone FIRST GRADE Deborah Brown Randy Carter Martha Caldwell Donald Davis Carolyn Carver Larry Downs Nancy Clark Billy Frady Sharon Green Buford Franklin Peggy Sue Griffin Paul Gillis Teresa Hannah Roger Dale Haney Sandra Henline Danny Hardin Katy Hipps John Henry Bertha Hblt Ronnie Jackson Sheila Ingram Steve Jolley Martha Mason Roger Mason mmrnSM Rita Mooney Alan McCracken Louise Passpnore Bryan Medford Brenda Propest Randy Medford Revonda Murphy Belinda Rogers Jimmy Rathbone Mary Ann Rogers Jimmy Reagan Pamela Rogers Darris Rose Ruth Sanford Ray Sanford Wanda Shelton David Sizemore Joyce Silvers Jimmy Smart Glenda Smith Kenneth Snyder Brenda Stamey William Stuart Phylis Stiles Sidney Willard Elizabeth Taylor David Winfrey Carolyn Trantham Karen West Juanita Wood Not Pictured: Wilda Mathis fh- Junior-Senior Banquet May 18, 1956 Junior Play February 4, 1956 Senior Play Try-outs January 14, 1957 SPEC SENIOR Senior Day at Champion November 7, 1956 IAL MEMORIES Getting Our Rings September 17, 1956 Graduation Day at Last May, 1957 SUPER SENIORS Alice MeCrac na Ge g® Glance M Z.o s ytos't neatest David and Elv.U Rob.naon SUPER SENIORS MOST ATHLETIC Shirley Ducker and Harold Seay SUPER SENIORS Jack ft ail ;-vvf ’ ° s c Co ° °? 4$ SUp£ft best personality Ned Lindsey, Sue Haney Smith, and Jerry Hall Bookreports due first period! ! ! At the lockers again. Home Room --8:30-8:45 Put on the Feed Bag. We go home, at last! 1 ! GET-TOGETHER OF THE CLASS OF ’57 Well, folks , here is the class of '57 at the home of Alice McCracken. Isn't this a nice party? Wasn't it a grand idea when we planned graduation night to have a get-together ten years hence. I, Opal Ledford, will try to bring you up to date on the happenings for all of our class. Ralph Hall, a top executive with the Armour Company, was most generous in donating the food for this party; and where could we have found a lovelier home ? It seems that show business has got- ten several of our friends. Peggy Stamey, we would like for you to sing for us Jackie Reynolds' arrangement of Little Boy's Blues . After this solo maybe Ned Lind- sey will tell us some of the jokes that he has used on his television programs. He is one of the top comedians on the ABC Television Network. Danny Caldwell must have learned many new gags since he started working as stunt man for Warner Brothers Studio; maybe he will tell us about some of them later in the evening. Although Helen Smith is a Home Economist, she has her own television program on the new station of C. P. R. TV (Clyde Pigeon River Television Station)--a new television station designed and built by engineer Johnny Rogers. Some of the girls were excited about medical careers when they were in school. They have been very successful in their choice. Marietta Brcwn is very success- ful as the Superintendent of Nurses at Chapel Hill. Edna Mae Fugate, a medical journalist, got her start as the senior class reporter. Elveta Robinson has just gotten her last degree in nursing and she is now head of the pediatrics ward in the new Haywood County Hospital. Joy Young, who always wanted to be a doctor, finally succeeded. She is the veternarian at the Haywood County Animal Hospital. Married life seems to agree with some of our classmates. Sue Haney, now Mrs. Claude Smith and the mother of two children; and F ranees Jones, now Mrs. Wright and the mother of three children, live inWaynesville. Shirley Ducker, happily mar ried, live s in the state of Ken- tucky, where she and her husband own a large horse ranch. Many of the boys have chosen military life. Floyd Brooks is now a five -star general in Uncle Sam's Army. Willard Haney is the Ambassador to Istanbul. He has kept us out of war with Turkey for the last two years. Harold Seay and Ira Martin are the President's advisors on matters that c o n c e r n the Air Force. Last year Charles Stockton s u c c e e d e d J. Edgar Hoover as head of the F. B. I. Others in this class have taken many other types of work. Barbara Jolley and Linda Limbo are secretaries working in the Capitol at Washington, D. C. David Robinson owns one of the largest orange plantations in the state of Florida. He has a mansion located on Millionaire 's Row. Donald Williams owns one of the largest garages in Waynesville where he employs twenty people. George Glance is the head accountant for the Standard Oil Company. Coming to the party late is R. J. C o n a r d , court recorder, who had to put some f i ni s hi ng touches on some of the court reports; because Judge Gary Henline talked too fast during the trial in which District At t o r ne y Jerry Hall, of New York City, won one of his most important cases. Avery proud man tonight is Bob McCracken, head coach at the new Clyde High School, whose football team won the Skyline A Conference. Jack Hall is a pilot for the International A i r 1 i ne s . Elaine Curtis, after taking nurses training, de- cided to become an airline hostess. So she is now with the Trans-World Airline Company. I think I have told you about all that I can concerning my classmates of '57. May I s i g n off now with this one que stion: What does the future hold for this class in the next ten or twenty years; will it be as successful as the past ten years have been ? Prophet Opal Ledford CLASS HISTORY One bright and sunny morning of 1944, sixty-three frightened chil- dren were trying to find a seat in Mrs. Noland's and Miss Freeman's first grade school rooms. From the help of our very patient teachers we made it through the three primary grades and then eagerly went into the grammar grades. Before we began the exciting years of high school, we had constant help from various teachers and we were able to enter into the eighth grade. There we were separated into two individual classes. Mr. Price had charge of the boys; and Mrs. Brooks, the girls. They gave us a wonderful foundation for our last four years, high school. We won free periods by selling Christmas seals and by supporting our Halloween Queen, Alice McCracken. We were also active in basketball during the eighth grade, Mr. Price being our coach. Then one warm fall morning we went into high school. The girls were sent to Mrs. Davidson, and Mr. Roper took care of the boys. With their help we soon found out what high s c h o o 1 required. After our Freshmen year we entered in the home rooms of Miss Howell and Miss Green. Now came our Junior year; we were again divided into two different classes, with Mrs. Soesbee and Mr. Griffin as our advisors. This was a year filled with hard work and good times. We sold Christmas cards to help give the Junior and Senior Banquet built around a western theme. We shall never forget the Junior Play, Three Fingers in The Door , one of our most interesting happenings during our Junior year. m m. We regret to say we lost some of our boys and girls: Carroll Clark, Barbara Hyde, and Skipper Haynes were transferred to other schools. Wedding bells rang for Louise Frady, Hilda Clontz, Hazel Green, Bonnie Price, Ruth Knight, Barbara Inman, Edwina Summey, and Hester Rathbone. We gained Jackie Reynolds, Elveta and David Robin- son, Bob McCracken, Joy Young, and Floyd Brooks in the ensuing years. Wow! Seniors! We really were proud of ourselves at this point. Thirty-two remained with our class to reap the rewards of a diploma. The boys and girls were together for the first time in Mrs. home room. Brown's Many of our boys made outstanding records in football, playing un- defeated until their last game. Our dramatic experiences culminated with thirteen of our class presenting The Amazing Maudie Starr . This was deemed a major success. Our class was not privileged to take a trip to Washington, but we were graciously entertained by the Juniors at a banquet and prom in May. As you know all tales must have an ending, and so must ours. In Shakespeare's words What is done cannot be undone . Historian Peggy Stamey Elementary Queen: Patty Haynes Elementary King: Stephen Leatherwood THE NOBLE KINGS AND QUEENS OF HALLOWEEN High School Queen: Naomi Grant High School King: Jimmy McCracken Lunchroom Personnel: Pauline Medford, Mary Walker, Fredia Size- more, Nancy Cockrell, Grace McCracken, and Learn Jarrett. THE FAITHFUL ONES Custodians: Mrs. Allen and Mr. Green. Bus Drivers: Floyd Brooks, Grover Clevenger, Ned Lindsey, Donald Williams, Olin Wood, Ray Carver, and Tommy Clark. MEMORIES MADE % W a m IK ; 1 Annual Staff (beginning at left) Mrs. C. E. Brown, Jr.-Sponsor; Floyd Brooks-Circulation Manager; Helen Smith-Circulation Manager, Advertising; Barbara Jolley-Snapshot Editor, Advertising; Edna Mae Fugate-Photo Editor, A d v e r t i s i n g ; Alice McCracken-Advertising; Elaine Curtis -Editor-in- Chief; Opal Ledford-Prophet; Peggy Stamey-His- torian; Mike Leatherwood-Associate Editor; Linda Limbo-Business Manager, Advertising; Marietta Brown-Feature Editor, Advertising; Elveta Rob- inson-Advertising; Sue Haney Smith-Proof Reader; and Joy Young-Art Editor. W The members of the band this year are Keith Cathey, Tena Cathey, Carolyn Haynes, Jerry Haynes, Patty Haynes, Jerry Henderson, Betty Henline, Doug Hyatt, Barbara Justice, Carolyn Justice, Carol Latimer, Carrol Lindsey, Jane McCracken, John McCracken, Betty Martin, Morris Owenby, Elaine Pless, Trina Rathbone, Johnny Schmidt, Robert Scott, Linda Sheffield, Sharon Shook, Shirley Smart, Pat Thompson, Ronnie Ward, Kay Winfrey, and Vivian Wood. Stanley Medford has served as Drum Major. THE BAND Band Officers: Vivian Wood-President, John McCracken-Vice - President, Trina Rathbone-Reporter, Carol Latimer-Secretary, and Jerry Haynes-Treasurer. The Journalism Club is organized for the main purpose of giving to the students the information on what is happening of i m p o r t a n c e in the school. It backs and publishes the school paper, Cardinal Tips. Journalism Club Officers: Rita Hipps-Associate Editor, Marietta Brown-Editor-in-Chief, Edna Mae Fugate-Business Manager, Joy Young-Art Editor, and Kaye Glance-Circulation Manager. JOURNALISM CLUB Sponsor Lura M. Greene The Future Farmers of America consists of 56 members, who represent all classes of high school. The organization is made up of boys who are interested in agriculture and serve as a meeting place for them. Sponsor F. F. Roper F.F.A. QUEEN FUTURE Vivian Wood FARMERS OF AMERICA F.F.A. Officers: George Glance - Reporter, Joe Hayne s-Treasurer, Jackie Reynolds-Sentinel, Mike Rogers-Secretary, Donald William s-Vice President, and Roy Stamey-President. The Future Homemakers of America consists of 51 members, who represent all classes of high school. The organization is made up of girls who take home economics and serves as a meeting place for them. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA F.H.A. KING Jerry Caldwell F.H.A. Officers: Theresa Brown-Parliamentarian, Opal Ledford-Treasurer, Phyllis Houston-Secretary, Alice McCracken-Reporter, Helen Smith-President, Patricia Lindsey-Song Leader, and Edna Mae Fugate- Vice President. The Beta Club is the honor club of high school. Students can only become a member by being in the second year of high school and by obtaining a certain average. It serves as a club of high ideals. Sponsor Perry W. Plemmons BETA CLUB Beta Club Officers: Elaine Curtis-President, Barbara Jolley- Vice-President, Marietta Brown-Secretary, Mike Leather- wood-Reporte r, Rosemary Newman-Treasurer, and Rita Hipps - Program Chairman. MONOGRAM OFFICERS Jimmy Green............President Johnny Rogers . . .Vice-President Edna Mae Fugate........Secretary Barbara Jolley..........Reporter Marietta Brown .... Treasurer JUNIOR 4-H CLUB Officers: Benny Killian-Song Leader, Barbara Justice-Re- porter, John McCracken- President, Barbara Harris- Song Leader, Clifford Under- wood-Secretary, treasurer, Patty Haynes-Vice President. Sponsor Mr. Ben Price Officers: Diana Haynes- President, Shirley Ducker- Vice -President, Patsy Mason- Treasurer, Alice McCracken- Secretary, Rosemary New- man-Song Leader, Jean Hard- in-Song Leader, Patricia Lindsey-Re porter. SENIOR 4-H CLUB - ' «•' ■ H ' —| MEMORIES ARE MADE Ira Martin Left Halfback Johnny Rogers Fullback Co-Captain Jimmy Green Left End ACTION FROM THE Members of the 1956-57 Football Team are: First Row-Ned Rogers-Manager, Mike Rogers, Roy Stamey, David Lowe, Kenneth Harris, Kenneth Glance, James Bussel, Ronald Stockton, Hoyt Mason, Jimmy Winfrey, and Ira Martin. Second Row: Billy Ingram, George Danny Caldwell Right Halfback Co-Captain Bob McCracken Quarterback Captain Medford, Gene Bolden, Bill Young, Jerry Caldwell, Hoyt Hooper, Willard Haney, Harold Seay, Henry Un- derwood, Joe Haynes, and Danny Caldwell. Third Row: James Greene, Charles Carver, Mike Leatherwooc Jimmy McCracken, Jack Hall, Bob McCracken, Johnn Rogers, Jimmy Green, Jerry Hall, David Robinsoi and H. Brown Griffin-Coach. CLYDE BETHEL GAME Jerry Hall Left Tackle Willard Haney Left Guard Jack Hall Center Harold Seay Right End Glenda Beasley F orward Shirley Ducker F orward Captain Alice McCracken F orward Co-Captain Marietta Brown Guard Co-Captain Theresa Brown Guard ye Parton Guard Wanda Hughey Guard Patricia Lindsey F orward Members of the Girls' Basketball Team Are: First Row: Elveta Robinson-Manager, Alice McCracken, Rubye Parton, Wanda Hughey, Geneva Jenkins, and Peggy Free-Manager. Second Row: Barbara Jolley, Shirley Ducker, Glenda Beasley, Betty Ann Taylor, Marietta Brown, Kaye Glance, Mary Crane, and Patricia Lindsey. Back Row: Theresa Brown, Zela Kay Ledford, Phyllis Houston and Reva Jackson. Jimmy Green Guard Co-Captain Jerry Hall Center Danny Caldwell Guard Co-Captain Members of the Boys' Basketball Team Are: First Row: Harold Seay, Jimmy Green, George Glance , Danny Caldwell, Ira Martin, and Mike Rogers. Second Row: Jerry Hall, Jimmy Mc- Cracken, Bob McCracken, Mike Leatherwood, David Robinson, and Jack Hall. BASEBALL Captain Danny Caldwell Members of the Baseball Team are: First Row: Ira Martin, Billy Ingram, Mike Rogers, David Lowe, Olin Wood, Billy Young, and Ronald Stockton. Second Row: Harold Seay, Howard Shook, Rayford Jenkins, Ray Holder, Bob McCracken, Danny Caldwell, Mike Leatherwood, Charles Hall, and H. Brown Griffin - Coach. Coach H. Brown Griffin F ootball Cheerleaders: Jean Hardin, Diana Haynes, Judy Harris, Theresa Brown, Stanley Medford, Amelia Robinson, Rosemary Newman, Rita Hipps, and Patsy Mason, THEY CHEERED US ON Basketball Cheerleaders: Diana Haynes, Jan Sheffield, Linda Limbo, Rose- mary Newman, Rita Hipps, and Jean Hardin. MEMORIES ARE MADE POSSIBLE BY WINNER'S Quality Merchandise At Popular Prices Canton, North Carolina Compliments of ROGER'S TRACTOR CO. Clyde, North Carolina JOHN GRAHAM STORE Canton's Newest Most Modern Department Store Phone 3595 Canton, North Carolina HAYWOOD BUILDERS SUPPLY COMPANY Where there is a Material Difference Glendale 6-6051 Charles St. Waynesville, North Carolina . HAYWOOD COUNTY BANK Clyde North Carolina Canton Two Convenient Offices Deposits Insured By Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Up To $10,000.00 Capital, Surplus, and Undivided Profits $350,000.00 FIRST NATIONAL BANK The Friendly Bank Member Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Wayne sville North Carolina Be st Wishe s Seniors of ’57 PET DAIRY PRODUCTS CO. Wayne sville North Carolina CLYDE BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Insured to $10,000. Current Dividend Rate 3 1 2% Per Annum Clyde, North Carolina CLYDE ESSO SERVICE CENTER Dial 6518 Clyde, North Carolina Congratulations and Best Wishes THE FOOD CENTER Clyde, North Carolina Curb Service - Dining Room Sandwiches Steaks CHARLIE'S A Good Place To Eat Canton, North Carolina Something from the Jeweler's is always something special. Wayne sville North Carolina —COURSES of STUDY— WOMEN: Medical Secretarial; Executive Secre- tarial; Legal Secretarial; Complete Business. MEN: Accounting and Office Machines; Higher Accounting and Business Administration; Motor Traffic Management. fFrite For Our New Catalog 0 AND TRAFFIC Business College management school 126 College Street Asheville, N. C. BELK-HUDSON Home of Better Values Wayne sville, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina BILTMORE DAIRY BAR Pasteurized. Dairy Products Ice Cream Gl. 7-6385 Waynesville, North Carolina MEDFORD FARM SERVICE STATION Quality - Service - Economy Phone 5322 Clyde, North Carolina For Good Listening 1 Day and Night 1 4 4 0 WHCC 0 0 Waynesville, N. C. 0 JUNALUSKA Best Wishes Seniors of '57 SUPPLY COMPANY Groceries - Hardware Lake Junaluska North Carolina TURNER'S STORE EDWIN HAYNES AGENCY W. L. Turner, Owner Insurance for Every Need 1 40 Main St. Main Street Phone 2701 Wayne sville, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina RAY'S SUPER MARKET and DEPARTMENT STORE Wayne sville, North Carolina CRAWFORD FUNERAL HOME GARRETT FUNERAL HOME Phone MI-8-3535 Canton Wayne sville, North Carolina Phone GL-6-3535 Waynesville FIRESTONE Home Auto Supplies Tires, Tubes, and Recapping PEARCE-YOUNG-ANGEL COMPANY Wholesale Foods Waynesville, North Carolina Asheville, North Carolina VI'S BEAUTY SHOP Clyde We'll curl up and dye for you Compliments of CHAMPION CUT RATE DRUG STORE Phone 2861 Canton, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of CLYDE ESSO SERVICE FREEL ROBINSON FURNITURE CO. Clyde, N. C. Canton, North Carolina RATHBONE’S GROCERY Compliments of KAY'S BEAUTY SHOP Clyde, N. C. Canton, North Carolina Good Luck, Seniors Compliments of SUTTLES GENERAL STORE Telephone 6134 Clyde SELLER'S JEWELERS Phone 2091 Canton, North Carolina HAYWOOD CAFE THE CLYDE STORE Canton's Finest Foods 19 Park Street Clyde, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina CANTON MOTOR COMPANY Compliments of MARTIN'S DRUG STORE Buicks - Jeeps Carl W. Greene Phone 2321 Canton, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina WOODY AND NICHOLS Congratulations Seniors Texaco and CITY SERVICE B. F. Goodrich Products Phone 3125 Phone 9710 Canton, N. C. Clyde, North Carolina NICHOLLS CLOTHING STORE Be st Wishes McGregor Sportswear CLYDE CLEANERS Phone 2582 11 1 Main Street Phone 4710 Canton, North Carolina Clyde, North Carolina GREGORY Super Esso Service Congratulations, Seniors Road Service Phone 9803 KAY'S AUTO PARTS Canton, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina GOODSON PONTIAC COMPANY Authorized Sale and Service Congratulations, Seniors 125 Park Street Phone 2146 MURPHY CHEVROLET COMPANY Canton, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina CANTON BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Savings Insured to $10,000. Current Dividend Rate 3 1 2% Per Annum Canton, North Carolina CANTON ICE FUEL CO. Phone 2384 Canton, North Carolina BRANSON MOTOR CO. NANTAHALA HARDWARE CO. Chrysler - Dodge - Plymouth Hardware - Paints - Glass Dodge Trucks Frigidaire Appliances Canton, North Carolina Phone 3617 Canton, N. C. 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