Colfax High School - Echoes Yearbook (Colfax, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1952 volume:

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She has taught us many things which are not lcarned entirely from booksg such as, leading a noble life, being a right kind of citizen, and having the true characteristics of a loyal American. These are not difficult for her to teach, for she is an example of each. She will always have a place in our hearts. Principal Mr. Omohundro, our principal, has shown us the ideals of honesty, fair play! and advancement. We are grateful for having a man of such qualities and distinction as our principal. SECRE TA R Y Miss Alta Raylc, whom-wc are glad to have back from a four-year absence as school secretary and librarian, does a fine job of her work, and we enjoy having her very much. ide Mmm 4746 , H Y K' O iv I A Valcdictorian Mary Ruth Smith, daughter of Mr. and rs. Harry Smith, has the distinction of aving attained the highest scholastic aver- age in the Senior Class of '52. Her average for her high school work is slightly above 95. , flaunt Student The Civitan Award that is presented each year by the Civitan Club of Greensboro to the best citizen of the Senior Class was won this year by Mary Ruth Smith. She is Presi- dent of the Beta Club, Editor of the annual, and Valedictorian of the class of 'S2. alutaforian Mildred Davenport has the honor of being Salutatorian of her graduating class, having the second highest average. She is the daugh- ter of Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Davenport. U--Q YN . Q. . . , 'QF 'f QL 1 - U . 1- . i 'f' . , i 3Q A cj-' 'f ,U '-. 4 ma. -5 1 - I -KU V 1 f! Q H 'S if 1 1 -'xr ,- . . r- 1 l 61455 af I 952 BOBBY ATKINS Route No. 2 Kernersville, N. C. Glee Club JOAN BROWN Colfax, N. C. Annual Staffy Beta Club 35 Treasurer Club ly Col-Facts Staffg Vice-President junior and Senior Classy Glee Clubg Cheerleader ly MILDRED DAVENPORT Route No. 1 Guilford, N. C. Beta Club 35 Col-Facts Staffy Annual Staffy President Sophomore Classy Reporter Junior Class DAVID DEAN Colfax, N. C. Baseball 3: Basketball 3: Annual Staffy Bus Driver 1 ROSA LEE BULL Route No. 1 Guilford College, N. C. C01-Facls Staffy Glee Club JOAN CAMPBELL Route No. 1 Guilford, N. C. Basketball 35 Col-Facts Staffy Assistant Editor Annual Staff: Secretary Senior Classy Treasurer Sophomore Classy Glee Club 611155 of 1952 LOIS IDOL Route No. 1 High Point, N. C. Glee Club GERTRUDE KNIGHT Route No. 1 Guilford, N. C. Annual Staffg Beta Club lg President Senior Class Q: sw ' T Q 1 EK? V W- ii - .ew ii 1 457 ROBERT GORDON Route No. 1 High Point, N. C. Baseball 3g Bus Driver lg Glee Club MARGARET GOSSET-T Route No. 1 High Point, N. C. Beta Club 33 Treasurer Club lg Treasurer of Freshmen, Junior and Senior Classy Annual Staffg Col-Facts Staffg Glee Club LIBBY LAWSON Route No. 1 Guilford, N. C. Beta Club 35 Vice President Club lg Annual Staffg Col-Facts Staff: Glee Clubg President Freshmen and Junior Classy Cheerleader 1 ANNA BELLE SMITH Route No. 2 Kernersville, N. C. Beta Club 3g Glee Club 6111.95 of 1952 BARBARA ANN SMITH Routc No. 2 Kcrncrsville, N. C. Beta Club 3g Cheerleader 35 Annual Staffg C01-Faris Staff: Glee Clubg Secretary Freshmen Class MARY RUTH SMITH Route No. KZ Kernersville, N. C. Beta Club 3g President Club lg Editor Annualg Glee Club x I 1 4 'T V 1 . SM krlgz ' If f 'JY- .ivwiil ,,,A 3 ---V H K . 6 ', , 'f1ilV 54 ,. iii , 11 4-H ' ig ' 'Ac' V ggi. MA SCO TS DONALD FARRINGTON JUDY GOSSETT mm RHETA STEPHENS Route No. 2 Kernersville, N. C. Col-Faris Staffg Annual Staffg Beta Club 35 Secretary Junior Classg Glce Club N-rn-:-4' Superla tives . g0N4fkX,xTQY3Wsux1 .fndn MT A T, U . --x VY'-Vx fhbby P1n-11 ' ' 11 Hr vs Gusseu XUJ Vid IJ -x Q, 55 M Fink 'I i MUST lNTEl.l.lfCTAl, Rln-ra StcphcnS+Cicrlrudc Knight Y ' Supcrla tives i K v 1 I S ? 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For the high school students who have the qualifications for membership, that of scholarship, achievement and character, the National Beta Club inspires and gives opportunities for serving others and forwarding their education through the future years. With dignity and loyalty, the members wear their gold and black Beta pins. The officers are the following: Presirienf, Mary Ruth Smithg Vice-l rr.siflrnI, Libby Lawson: Swrelary, Barbara Marshallg and Treasurer, Margaret Gossett. The club with its twenty-five members is sponsored successfully by Miss Glenda Rae Allen. - Y 1,1 - ocrefineee' Glen' u Klub The Glee Club is malting progress this 'year under the able direction of Miss jean Payne, who ix also the instructor of voice and piano. I yearbook Staff 1952 Standing left Io right: Gertrude Knight, Margaret Gossett, Mildred Davenport, Miss Embler, David Dean, joan Brown, Libby Lawson, Joan Campbell. Scared: Rhcta Stephens, Mary Ruth Smith, Barbara Smith. The annual staff, under the management of Miss Kathleen Emblcr, worked with ability and 2ni0y- ment in publishing the annual, Colfax Echo of '52. The staff consisted of the Edilor-in-Chief, Mary Ruth Smith: Assisianf, joan Campbellg Business Manager, Rhcta Stephensg Assistant, Barbara Smithg Lilsrary Editor, Gertrude Knightg Assistant, Libby Lawson. Sales Manager, Mildred Davenportg Assisiant, Margaret Gosscttg Snapsboi Editor, joan Browng Assistant, David Dean. iff? -1-- 2 M f fgg,Q,5fi'.f uf -. ,iv J WJ. F 7, I ia-i' i f l il .- ' U' H l lflfifvf Business Manager MARY RUTH SMITH RI-IETA STEPHENS w.-.6 ' Us cwspapzr Sfaf f Standing: Rosa Lee Bull, joan Landreth, Barbara Smith, Mildred Davenport, Rebecca Potts, Miss Embler. Rheta Stephens, joan Brown, joan Campbell, Stated: Ann Dean, Libby Lawson, Barbara Marshall, Pauline jackson, Darlene Farrington, Margaret Gossett. This year was the first year of the school's having a newspaper since 1941. The journalism Class compiled and published the paper, Colfax Col-Faris, with ability and enjoyment. Each month thc students looked forward to getting a copy of the paper. The staff is composed of the Editor-in-Cbivf, Barbara Marshall, Assisianl, Pauline jacksong News Editors: High School, Libby Lawsong Grades, joan Browng Extra-Curricular, Barbara Smithg Copy Editors, Mildred Davenport, joan Landrcth and Rebecca Potts: Business Managers, Margaret Gossett and Rheta Stephensg Ari Editor, Darlene Farrington, Assisiani, Joan Campbell: Gossip aml Humor, Ann Deang Poetry and Slories, Irene Slate and Rosa Lee Bull. The advisor was Miss Kathleen Embler. Ez1'if0r-in-ClJic'f Asxislanf BARBARA MARSHALL PAULINE JACKSCN KAROLII 'S CUILFC Bus Drivers Standing: Billy Ray Simmons, Bernard Crutchfield, Robert Gordon and David Dean. Kneeling: Carl Morgan and Jerold Stack. ?.,H.,4. 'Kneelingz Barbara Gray, Clara Farrington, Myra Comer and Peggy Pegram. Standing first row: Peggy Hedgecock, Frances Marshall, Joretta Marsh, Sandra Marshall, Catherine Tucker, Doris Gossett and Mrs. Woods. Standing second row: Elizabeth Alley, Ann Paris, Rebecca Ports, Barbara Marshall, Catherine Gray, Mary Alice Ballard and Lucille Smith. H it .LQ Q! e 27 egm f? an c an Girls ' Hdskflbdll Leff lo rigbf: Westmoreland, Landreth, Farrington, Campbell, Marshall, Potts, Gray, Paris, Gossett, Marsh, S. Marshall, Tucker, Mrs. jean Woods, Coach. Colfax is really proud of its girls' basketball team. Even though it is not too good at winning, it is composed of a group of girls who are good sports. Mrs. jean Woods coached the team again this year. Captain, Joan Campbell, Co-Caplain, Barbara Marshall. Forwards: joan Westmoreland, Rebecca Potts, Katherine Gray, Ann Paris, Darlene Farrington and Joretta Marsh. Guards: Joan Landreth, Joan Campbell, Barbara Marshall, Doris Gossett, Sandra Marshall and Catherine Tucker. X ,r , ! , g f Hays ' Basketball First'Row: Mr. Adcock, Coach. Second Row: james Needham, Stafford Gray. Third Row: Jimmy Frazier, Wayne Ballard, Benny Knight. Fourth Row: Charles Pegg, A. D. Williard. Fifth Row: Bernard Crutchfield. The boys' basketball team, under the experienced coaching of Mr. John Adcock has experienced a good year. Every game that the team took part in, although not always one of victory, was one of fair play and good sportsmanship. Captain, Stafford Gray, Alternate Captain, James Needham. Forwards: Wayne Ballard, Charles Pegg, james Needham and jimmy Frazier. Guards: Bernard Crutchfield and Stafford Gray. Centers: A. D. Willard and Benny Knight. QW Baseball cam 56 aw aeecvl Standing: Mr. Adcock, Donny Wilson, Nelson Thompson, Bernard Crutchfield, Wayne Ballard, jimmy Frazier and Jimmy Lawrence. Kneeling: Bobby Simmons, Reid Westmoreland, james Needham, Benny Knight, A. D. Willard and Stafford Gray. The boys' baseball team is looking forward to defeating its opponents when the baseball season opens in the spring. A good number of boys are planning to try out for the team, which is expecting to enjoy some more upsetting experiences similar to the one with Pleasant Garden in the spring of 'S1. ffm, ., H u w H 4. ,I H, ,, H H H , , w H H if ' 1 wtgw Ds' if 1 my W. V , W SN W 11' AMPK 5 :mc s121 +4- warm Uv . ve . uv - , 1 , ,... .-- -1 P rf ,. .WL , K ,Tv 11. ,Mx ., ,V V H ' ' A w ' ' as 2 M w Ws' , . X- 4 'f : -ff' Llcag ' ' A ' :J-.X 1 ' ' J 4-'Sz 9 df- if 1 ,' , - 'Y- --s'4 hgh, 5 fi 1 f .1i'.31',, 5 1 X nqgjnxn az w I x l ' f 1 L. I, . c... : ivy jf' EJ? ii' 'X 3:-.'3f?7P,l 42.1 V 'f2':,: 1 -,:., -:. - fy -+1.,. 'y ?f'1w.4 VM. ..:-1'k:'i iw,:-' ' - .--:w v-.1 A ...I is - L-.PIUYW-' 7.7: -4-x-, 1 r- ,. ,,,- 'gf .fg ff 1 T35 kJ3 ?'i 'j.iAL-T51 -Ii: 1-'JH ' nf' ,:. af- -,- Lp: 1 ' -V' Q-, ., f' . 5. . ,I ., fy 'L I . --K Hx - Fun Pr- ,. -. .Jax-. .,!1 2'-V-.111 'Q.f '-1'-rff. 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Being very shy Bobb Atk' e ongings to future Seniors. , y ins wills his timidity to Bernard Crutchfield. 2. Having a witty and dry humor, Joan Brown wills it to Evelyn Nuckles. 3. Rosa Lee Bull, with her slim figure, wills it to Elizabeth Alley. 4. Joan Campbell wills her basketball position to Alta Smith. 5. To Richard Davenport, David Dean wills his flirty ways. Please put this talent to good use. 6. Mildred Davenport wills her witticism to Rosie Slate. 7. Robert Gordon wills 'his bus to Denny Lawrence. Denny, return it in one piece! 8. With such a pleasing disposition, Margaret Gossett wills it to Margaret Needham. - 9. Lois Idol wills her front seat on David's bus to Mattie Lee West- moreland. 10. Having a poetic ability, Gertrude Knight wills it to james Tilley. 11. Libby Lawson wills her way with the boys to Margie Farrington. 12. Anna Belle Smith wills her French book to Billy Apple. 13. Barbara Smith wills her place in cheerleading to Wayne Ballard. 14. Mary Ruth Smith wills her knowledge to Lula Belle Pruitt. 15. To the Freshma Cl ff 2, fi s fff ff , , ,ff . ' f q ie ways. Signed C' ERTRUDE KNIGHT Witnesses MARY RUTH SMITH JOAN CAMPBELL n ass, Rheta Stephens wills her u' t . 1 . . , pl 4 J' at y , , fQ 4 f 1 f : if if A W f I fc! K 1 Q Z!! M' 0 if I 'f 57 J Z 7 f Z 611155 Prophecy As we look into the future we see the Seniors. Wliat does the crystal ball foretell? We hope it is for the best. Supporting a family of five, Bobby Atkins is proud of his wife and working fine at his garage. Out west in the wide open spaces, Joan Brown finds that this is for her definitely. Rosa Lee Bull is enjoying her quiet home life. . Children, I want all of you to be good in sports this year at school, Joan Campbell tells her three boys. David Dean, with his collection of girlfriends, wonders. which one he asked to be with him tonight. Perplexed, looking at her twins, Mildred Davenport is asking her- self, Is this one Donnie or Ronnie? Robert Gordon is getting his healthy herd of cows ready for market. ' Coming home from the circus, Margaret Gossett is relieved to find that not one of her six children was lost. Lois Idol suggests to her husband that they visit her mother's for the weekend. Enjoying herself immensely, Gertrude Knight sets her plane down from her twenty-eighth flight. Libby Lawson is studying her lines for her next movie. Anna Belle Smith is sole author of twelve books. Barbara Smith's husband likes her attentiveness while he tells of his war experiences. Mary Ruth Smith promises her children a dime each for the A pluses they get in school. The boss is glad he hired a neat, accurate secretary like Rheta Stephens. Grade Qaculty -' .4-. lg! o xl 42 L H Seafed left to right: Miss Dillon, Mrs. Chamberlain, Mrs. Edwards, 1 and Mrs. Dunlap. Standing left io right: Mrs. Harris, Miss Isley, Mrs. Bowman, Mr Trivctte and Mrs. McCleod. s 5'irst Grade Mrs. Tucker s. Fulp, Miss Second Gm c Chin! Grade 9a11rtl1 Grade ?iftl1 Grade 1 Lila .J Sixth Grads 5 D. Seventh Gmdc Eighth 6 fade W1 Mffzgifffzeiff i WM af 15, W Compliments of PARRISH AND INGRAM, INC. Your MAYTAG and PHILCO Dealer Home Furn h ngs T S to Serve You K ersville, N. C. 'Firestone Compliments of LONE STAR SERVICE STATION K rsville, N. C. Ph ne 95 Compliments C of FARRINGTONHS ESSO SERVICE Complimmfs Colfax, N. C. Phone 93-Jz Of POTTS SERVICE STATION GAS-OIL SNOWS Ice Cream and Sandwich Shop phone 9-3.1 Telephone No. 162 North Main Street Kernersville, N. C. We serve Borden's Ice Cream Gibson's Division Supreme Quality Always A. T. DILLARD J. T. JOYCE DILLARD AND JOYCE Feed and Hardware Phone Kernersville 93R Colfax, N. C. Auto Associate Store WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE W. J. Johnson, Jr.. owner Kernersville, N. C. Compliments Of CLOVER BRAND DAIRIES, Inc High Point, N. C. Greensboro, N. C. Main St. Phone 10W Compliments Of Compliments W. C. STAFFORD STORE CO. To The 1952 Graduates Kernersville, N. C. From J. W. BASS CAFE Groceries, Fresh Meats Phone 184 Kernersville, N. C. KERNERSVILLE LUMBER CO. Phone 134 Church Street Kernersville, N. C. Compliments of Morgan 8: Sons Poultry Co. Wholesale Distributors of Poultry Phone Guilford 3545 Route 2, Kernersville, N. C. 5 We pay top price for Hens O. Compliments Of nd N 5 and 10 cent Cl Dept. Store Kernersville, N. C. nd FARMERS HARDWARE 8: ELECTRIC CO. Full Line Hardware Sherwin Williams Paints Leonard Ranges '25 Refrigerators Phone 135 Kernersville. N. C. THE MEN'S SHOP C i'm tS R Of House of Quality Clothes LINVILLE H T. G. Corder D. C. Brown Kernersville, N. C. FUNERAL HOME Kernersville, N. C. Isaac P. Roberts. owner Since 1.900 Phone 50 FEED SEED FERTILIZER We appreciate the patronage of the Colfax community for the past twenty-seven years. CASH FEED STORE Kernersville, N. C. Phone ZN THE CHECKERBOARD FRONT Your success in the years ahead will be much happier behind the wheel of a Ford V-8 KERNERSVILLE MOTORS, INC. T. P. Warren, Pres. 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