Concord High School - Spider Web Yearbook (Concord, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1950 volume:

E i 2 a 1 5 2 5 E 5 1 UMA 54,442 W z j?g'Ja7w do HZEWX Wfbw QM' M222 f'4 '-2--N 4 1 1 V JMQJQX 1950 E rff' K Jig ESE-the scenes we remnmhe HEWUHD Together we, the Class of '50, have worked our way up the steep and narrow path which leads to graduation. The time at last has come. Before we happily, yet regret- fully, receive our diplomas and go our separate ways, we publish this book as an enduring reminder of our joyful experiences in our senior year at Concord High School. E U N E N 'I' S , UNDERCI.ASSlNiEN .. . 1 MUSIC , l'AClll,'l'Y .. .. Page 6 SICNIOIKS ,. .. Page 9 SPORTS ' ' ' ,IUNMHS E E page 35 Ex'ruA-CuiuucuLAR Scwncmolucs . Page 41 AIJVEli'l'lSlCNII'IN'l'S Page Page Page Page Page IJEDIEATIIIN In genuine appreciation and in humble thankfulness for your in- valuable aid in editing this book, for your unselfish assistance in our many personal problems, and especially for being our friend, we dedicate to you this record of our achievements- TI-IEX-1950 SPIDER VVEB. 'JK n V U ' I .f .4 Qfvjmgblg X Q. , , 4. ,r A., .u n rancefi fan 5 lfimxcirzs IlicNnr:11soN A1.sToN Matlzmnalies A,B., NVinthrop College M.-un' Coc:miAN1': AUs1'1N Art A.l3.. VVomunis College of thc University of North Carolina lflt.-XNK LoNc: AUs'r1N I'l1gfsi1'111 Iirlaeation A.B., Erskine College RAY E1.soN BLACK Manual Training l3.S., Clemson Agricultural College lll'INllY EHSKINIC BONNEII Matlzcmalics A.l3., Erskine College Mfxmzmir-:'r Bov1,AN Bos'r Librarian AB.. XVOIIHIHS College of the University ot North Carolina PAUI. l'r:1'r:n BOULUS Scic'm'e BS.. University of Notre Dame ANNu4: Lois BULLA llome E1'm1mni1's A.l3., Greensboro College NANCY LEE C.xl.1.owAv Srienee A.l3.. Mereclith College Mfmv Hicks Comm: IIi.s'fory AB.. Cutuxvlm College llll.-XNl'I'A Bol.,xNn Clwsr: Seimuv: A.B.. Lenoir llhyne College YYIRIJINIA IJUNCAN Iifrzlrlirzg A.l3.. Duke University lturu J. Fl4:m:UsoN Social Seience A.B.. Atlnntie Christian College lN'lAllY -IAN15 FISHER Science B.S., Mary NVilSlllflgt0I'l College UPFIIIE RALPH ANDERSON GI,ENN Principal B.S., Davidson College M.A., University ot North Curolini MARY Ims GOCJDRIAN Secretary CiltilNVl7kl College II LTY AT IIIJ EUHD HIGH llll,DllE'I'li XIIOLET CIABRIEI. French and Englislz A.B., High Point College Bulfonn YOUNG CZOODMAN Music B.S.. Davidson College KATIIEIKINE F. IIO1,suOus14u Mutlicnzativs A.B., Catawba College Luf:u.l.1': C. llowmum English B.S.. XV:-stern Carolina Teachers College Dwiczin' llUMus'roN Ivlcs Diversified c7l'ClljJ!lfi0llS A.B., NVake Forest College Th. M. Southern Baptist Theological Seminary j,xNu4: RUTH KLU'l I'Z Hearling A A.B.. XVoman,s College ot the University of North Carolina VV11.1.mM Fu,xNCls LoNc: Muflzemuties A.B., Cettyshurg College LAURA JEAN Nrzwmm, Mrltlicnzaties A.B., NVinthrop College Crzouczis A1,1uiON l'111c:K Music B.S., Catawha College Mumu-:n Nrzwum. Pl4:m':N Heading N A.B.. XVOIHQIIIYS College oi the University ot North Carolina VERNE VVOOD Qufw English A.B., Marshall College EnN,x EAHLI4: B.xNno1.vu Bible A.B.. Blue hlountain College M.B.E., Southern Baptist Theological Seminary JACK l'n11.1.1vs Svmuis Ilenitlz A.B., Georgetown College ANNE BLANCIIE STEWART Social Sf'imu'c' A.B., Flora Maeclonalcl Collogu M.A., The University ol North Carolina Lu.r.1AN STl'IYVAll'l' En,L:Ii.s'lz mul Latin A.B., Flora Macdonald College MA., New York University Auczie Clll4IX' S'rluCKI.lN English A.B., Columbia College Bum' JAN:-1 Swlsulcu Iin,QIislz E A.B., YVomanjs College ot The Uuiversity ot North Carolina l u,xNc:l-is 'I'UuNr:u rllllAltltlNtI'l'0N English A.B., Duke University KTAIIOLINE llANlAIONlJ xv.-Xl.Kl-Ili Mulliematies A.B., XVinthrop College ICLIZAHETH F. XVI-3nmNc:ToN Typing and lionkkcrpiizg B.S., Catawha College BICVl'IRl,Y f:UhIBIE .. Associate Editor ALICE KE'I'NICli . , ,... Associate Editor FRED HULL . ,.,t .,...,.... ,,,. F c fature Editor ANNIS TROUT ,. .4 ,,,,.,.... . , Feature Editor CZAROLYN LI'l l'I,E. .Extra Curricular Editor BUD IDICATON. .. .,,,.. .,..,,.,..,.. . ,. Sports Editor BAXTER S'l'l-IXVART ,. ,. . T . ..,..,. Art Editor .IOAN PIGNINGER T . , ,.,..... Pictorial Editor HAY GIIPIICNLZ ,. ,. . . .,.,t,. Circulation Manaver ZS KTAXINPI SWARINOEN . Advertising Manager me swf SPIDER WEB DONALD COR1. .,.,. ,... .,t,.. E d itor-in-Chief KENNETH GKJODBIANH ..... Business Manager BIELIE ANN BRASVVELL ,. ..., Typist PEGGY FAGGART ...,.t,...,.... ..,Typist BETTE HCDOVER ,.........,, . ..,.. Typist JANET HOOVER ...... .,.., ...,,. ..,t, T g fpist NANCY WIDENHOUSE ..... ,t.. .,....,.,, , ....t,.t, T g fpist BTARTHA FAGGART .. junior Editor-in-Chief BTARTIN JORDAN ...... junior Business Manager NTRS. FRANCES ALSTON .. Literary Advisor MRS. KATHERINE HOLSHOUSER Business Advisor 8 hmm 4 A S A l . - 7 x e- L Q Qi mb in x KEN . X 12 Q - -S NX ' -. Q ix ff F ? 1? iisl- , s ff- A ... 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BEVERLY CUIXIBIE Class Poet Class colors: Purple and Cold Class flower: Violet Class motto: We finish to begin. 10 OFFICERS CHARLES RITCHIE President hlAXINE SNVARINGEN Vice President ELEANOR Gol,ns'roN Secretary DoN lXlOTSINGER Treasurer Miss LILLIAN STEWART Class Advisor 2 .4', CLASS MASCOTS LIBBY LISK GENE SHERRILL CHARLES HUEERT ALLEN Ile came, he smiled, he conqueredf' Drauiaties Club I, 3, Science Club 2, 4, Treasurer 4. IXIARCARET FRANCES BAENHARDT She is mild and temperate as a summer rlayf' Drainaties Club. IIOBERT LEE BARRINGER lliobj Thy mozlesly is a candle to thy merilfl Midget Basketball 7, 8, I, Class Basketball S, 3, 4, llobby Club l, Ilomeroom Secretary I, Rifle Club 1, 2, Officer 2. VVILLIAIXI HUNTER BENFIELD This worlll is full of ,Qoocl fellows. WVateh mef, Midget Football 7, 8, 1, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Ilomeroom President 2, Rifle Club 2, Baseball 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, Dramaties Club 4, Monogram Club 4. BETTY BENNETT Love, sweetness and goodness in her person shonef' Drainaties Club I, 2, 3, 4, Band, Flag Bearer 3, 4. SARA LEE BLACKYVELDER Great is my wisdom though I jest and play. IIOIIICTCXIIII Treasurer 8, 2: Alternate Marsbal 1, Future Hoineluakers of America I, Treasurer 1, Hobby Club 1, Hoineroom Secretary 1, IDFZIIIIIIIICS Club 2, 3, 4, Band, Lettergirl 3, 4, Class Basket- ball 3, Superlative 4. DONALD STEPHEN BOST He was a man, take him all in all, I shall not look upon his like ugainf' Student Assembly 7, Class Basketball 7, 1, 2, Midget Football 1, Rifle Club 1, Clee Club 2, B-Squad Basketball 3, Seienee Club 3, Draluaties Club 4, llomeroom President 4, Key Club 4, Superlative 4, Varsity Basketball 4. CALEB WATsoN BOST, III To be without pretense or sham Emi-tly what men thznlc I am. Midget Football 7, 8, Hobby Club 1, 2, Varsity Baseball 2, Ili-Y Club 2, Art Club 4. SENIIJHS 11 BILLIE ANNE BRASWELL 'KA 1uu1n1111'.s l1e111'f, like flw 1110011 is always clzrmging but like ilu' 1110071 ll1Ci'L',S 11lu:11ys ll lllllll in itf, Stuclcnt Assvulbly T, 8, lg Stuclcut Council 8, lg Dramatics Club l, 2, 3, 4g journalism Club 2, 3. -lg Quill and Scroll 3, 44 Circulation Managvr, XVcav- ings 4, Spidvr Wt-b Typist 4. 1l0HER'l' YVILSON BRASXVELL lTubj IIC lzns 0111116 by the lljllll of ll figlztiugl 1111111. null fouglit lzy flu? rules of llzc' ,qa1111'. B-Squad Football 7, 8, l, 23 llouu-rocuu Vim' Pre-sidcnt T, 8g B-Squad Baskr-tball l. 21 Hasr-ball 3, 4g Monograiu Club 3. -11 Varsity lfuutball S, -11 SllDl'I'llltlVl' 4. JACKIE IEEE BROWN uTlICI'!,' is 1111 plurc in this u'f1rl1l for 1111 izllc 1111111. Stuclcnt Assembly 2, lJl'LllIlilllL'S Club 4. ROBERT EUGENE CAGLE Cllobbyj True to his lUUl'liS, his luurzls, cmll his f1'i1'11cls. Class Baskr-tball l, 2. 3, 4, Hobby Club lg Ilouu-f roolu Vice Prcsiclc-nt lg Varsity Basm-ball l, 2. 3, -I, Draulatics Club 3, 4, lluuu-rumu I'rm-siclr-ut 4: bl0Il0f2,'l'2llI1 Club 4. lJONALD EUGENE CALLOXVAY Qflenej Anil llL'l'U,-S' lu llic fricncl. tlzc frivuzl of 11111 Ulllllll. YVitlz ll l1c111l full of ,Ut'lliH-V, ll lwnrf full of ll'llflI.,v Junior Varsity 7, 85 Miclgnft Football 7, SQ Ili-Y Club 3, Vice Prr-siclcnt S31 Pbutugrapby Club Sz Dramatics Club 4. L0'r'rIE RUTH CARPENTER Bc .silmzl llllll .sufvg .s-il1'111'f' lll'1'l'l' lIl'll'tlffX you. Art Club l: lDl'AllI1illlCS Club 3. -l: Supvrlalivc' -1. CIATIIERINIS C1rRIs'rrNA cllIANl'lY And still the iwrulzfr' ,Ql'l,'lL', That um' .smrlll lwurl coulrl CIIITU all .slw lillClL'.U Draluatics Club l, 2, 4g Couullittm-v, Cr-urgv NVasbingt0u Slept llcrov' 41 Cbivf Marsbal 3: Supvrlativv 4, Valcdicturiau. GRACE lNlARIE COCIIRANE Her voice was ever swf! mul Sll'l'l'l. 1111 l'.l'l't'llf'Ill llziug in w111111111. Ilobby Club lg Photography Club I: Drauiatic-s Club 2, 3, 4, Baclistagv Assistant 4, Couuuittco, Our llr-arts VV011' Young anrl Cay 3: Com- llllttCC, 'l'lw Tbirtc-vutb Cbairu 3, Futura- llumc- ulakcrs of Alun-rica 2, Scimlce- Club 2, Class Bas- kutball 35 l 0rcnsic Club 3, Varsity Basketball 3. SE IIJHS HOWARD LUTHER COLEINIAN l.1't mc lium' music' flying mul I sack no -more. Class Basketball 7, Iloincroom Prcsidcnt 7, Boys, junior Baskctball. Mauagcr 8, 1, 2, 3, Drainatics Club l, 2, 3, 4, Our llcarts VVcrc Young And Cayo 3, CI-orgc XVasbington Slcpt llc-rc 4, Hi-'I Club l, Forcnsic Club 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Baud 4, Monogram Club 4, Tbcspian 4, Varsity Baskctball, Managcr 4, Quill and Scroll 4. PIIYLLIS ANN COLEBIAN fljhylj A fricnrl lo ull, mul of ull u fricu1l. Class Baskctball T. 8. l, Miclqct Baskctball 7, S, 1, Varsity Baskctball 1. 2. 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Monogram Club 2. S, 4, Sccrctary-Treasurcr 4, Supcrlativc 4. IRIS LAVANCHA COLEY ulvlllfll fun mul flufy claslz, let cluty go to snzuslif' Baskctball 7, 8, Draniatics Club l, 2, 4, llobby Club, llomcrooni Vicc Prcsiclcnt 1, Futurc Homo- makcrs of Aincrica l, 2, Historian 2. IJONALD LEE CORL fDuckQ Like cool grey stccl, us flcxilzlc mul yiclzling, will: u l'c'.s'cl'I:c' .S'fl'l,'l1,Q'll1 flint is sclllom fOllHll.U Siuclcnt Asscinbly 7. 8, 3, Bancl 8, 1, 2, 3, 4. Stale Band Clinic 2. 3, All-Soutlicrn Orcllcstra 3, Siatc Choral lfcstival 3. All Statc Orcbcstra 4, Sccrctarv 4, l orcnsic Club 1, 2, Lyrc Club 3. 4, Drainatics Club 2, 3. 4, Couunittcv. 'l'lIc Tliirtccntll ClIail'.', Conunittcc, i'Our llcarts XVI-rc Young Antl Cavl' 3, Kcy Club 2, 3, 4, Sccrctary 4, Spiclcr XVI-b Editor- in-Cliicf 4, Supcrlativc 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Na- tional llonor Socicty 4. IO ANNE CIORRELL lIcr air, lzcr niumzcrs, ull who saw uflmirefl, Coiwicous. tlzougli gcntlc mul rctircdf' llobby Club 1, 2, Scicucc Club 2, Band 3, 4, Drauiatics Club 3, Art Club 4, Lyrc Club 4. BlC'l l'Y RUTII CORZINE SinipliciIy mul lcirirlizcss lwr two great uirtiacs-.D Stuclcut Asscmbly T, 4, Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Busincss Managcr 4, Clcc Club 1, 2, Ilobby Club l, Class Baskctball 2, lloincrooin Sccrctary 3, Forcnsic Club 4, Sccrctary 4, Stu- clcnt Council 4, Supcrlativc 4, National Honor Socicty 4. BEVERLY ANN CIUINIBIE fliconaj O crcr ln'i,Ql1t und lzcuuicous onc, Rc'wilclcrin,Q and llcguiling. Tlu' lutz' is in tliy silvery tones, Tlzc rninlzmu in tlzv siriiliiigf' Drainatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, mTllil'fL'l'lltll Chain , 53, Our llcarts XVI-rc Young And Cay 3, Ccorgc NVasbington Slcpt llcrcn 4, Prcsizlcnt 4, journal- isui Club 3, 4, Tlicspian 3, 4, Class poct 4, Co- liclitoi' NVcaviugs 4, Quill anal Scroll 4, Spiclcr NVcb Associatc-Editor 4, Supcrlativc 4, National llouor Socicty 4. SUE VIRGINIA DAVIS I u'nul1l no! lomw too niurli-too nmflz io smilcfl Miclgct liaskctbclll 7, 8, llobbv Club 1, Varsity liaskciball l. 2. 3, Draulatics Club 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 2. 3, 4. SE IIIHS VVILLIAINI CLINTON DEAL lBillQ lt is quality railier tlmn quantify ilmt roinilsf' Dramaties 1, 2, 3, 4g liobby Club lg iii-Y Club 2. H0151-3R'I' DANIEL DEA'1'ON lBubQ A careful student. careful not fo mzerrlo il. Class Basketball 7, 1, 2, 3, Midget Football 7, 8, llobby Club 1, Baseball 2, 3, 43 Dramaties Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4g Spider XVeb Sports Editor 44 Varsity Basketball 4. JAIXIES EDXVARD DOGGETT llimmyj Roll on world and llll roll with youf' Midget Basketball 7, 8, Midget Football 7, 81 Clee Club 1, 25 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 4g Varsity Football l, 2, 4, Co-Captain 44 lJI'kllIllltlL'S Club 2, Sq Varsity Baseball 2, 3g Superlative 4. GCJIKIDCJN AUHRI51' DIQYI-3 Clzarueier and nlzility ure ilie fools of fllllIf'.n llomeroom Secretary 8, 43 llobby Club lg Foren- sie Club 2, lli-Y Club 3, Secretary 3, llomeroom Treasurer 3, 4, Marshal 3g Dramaties Club 4, Key Club 4, National llonor Son-iety 4. HELEN QIOYCE DUNCAN When once SIIG,-Y known, .s'lze'.s ll friend fm'erm'. Art Club 1. 23 Dramaties Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prompt- er, K'Ceorge XVasbington Slept llc-reg l uture Iloluemakers of America: llomeroom Presicleut 2, . lX'lILl,IE RUTH EARNHARDT VVe like lier crowning.: glory lzeeause ii's like her personality-1li.s'iinetiI'e.H Band 73 Dramaties Club 1, 2, 3, 4g 'l'1'i-lli-Y Club 4. IQOBERT VVILLIAIXI EIISIJLL A very little let us rlof' Class Basketball 8, lg lli-Y Club l, 22, 33, Dra- maties Club 4. -Ion LU'rIIEIi EUIJY A better lull is lulrrl to find, for lzefs' Il folly good fellow. Midget Football 7, 8, 1, lli-Y Club lg Ilobby Club l, 2g B-Squad Football 23 Dramaties Club -1. SENIIJHS PEGGY ILIOCENE F AGGART A queenly modesty crowns lzer every net. Dramatics ClI1b 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 4, Lyre ClIIb 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Spider VVeb Typist 4. BEVERLY LOUISE FISHER Like .slmsliine her glances fellfi l'lllilll'i' llomelnakcrs of America 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 2. GAIL HAINIILTON FRANCIS CStickyl As hrimful of fun und mischief :mal glee Us ever Il nmriul girl could bef, Art Club 1, 2, B-Squad Basketball 1, 2, Class Basketball 1, 2, Dramatics ClIIb 1, 2, 3, 4, FI1ture lloiuemakers of America 1, Homeroom Secretary- Treasurer 3, Varsity Basketball 3. CHARLES EDWARD FURR And we are wise to follow thee. Band 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Drum Maior 4, Clee Club 8, 1, llolneroom President 8, 3, Class Basketball 1, Stu- dent Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Drainatics Club 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, Forensic Clllli 3, Hi-Y Club 3, Scifnce Club 2, Vice President 3, Varsity Foot- bal 3. PEGGY ANN FURR Med her once mul you will always remember her. She's all vivacify and spirit. Dramaties Club 1, 2. 3. 4, Prompter, uTl1ll'tCCI1tll Chair 3, llobby ClIIb 1, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President 3, County Treasurer 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, Forensic Clltll 2, 3, Library Assistant 2, B-Squad Basket- bal 3. ELEANoR HAIXIKIS GOLDSTON Dark brown eyes, dark brown hair, Happy go-lucky, never ll em'e.', llomerooln Viee President 8, Future Homemakers of America l, Secretary 1, Science Club 1, Stu- dent Assembly 1, Dramaties ClI1b 2, 3, 4, Junior Class Secretary 3, Senior Class Secretary 4. VICTOR KENNETH GCJODBIAN, JR. fKenj One with laughter in his eyes, hut strong, and hmve, and very wise. Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, Homeroom Treasurer 7, Midget Basketball 8, 1, Midget Football 8, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All Southern Orchestra 3, State Band Clinic 3, President, All State Orchestra 4, Hobby Clllll 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Our Hearts Were Young And Cay 3, George Washington Slept Here 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Viee President 4, Alter- nate Marsbal 3, Ilomeroom President 3, Lyre Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Vice President 4, Spider NVeb Assistant Business Man- ager 3, Spider NVeb Business Manager 4, Supcrla- tive 4, Tbespian 4, QIIill and Scroll 4. KENNETH RAY GREENE I know what I know when I know if. llomeroom Vice President 7, 8, Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, Midget Basketball 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, B-Squad Football 1, 2, Homeroom Treasurer 1, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Journalism Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Spider VVeb Circulation Manager 4. SE IUH5 B. RAYBIELLE GREGORY A smile for every occasion and an occasion for every hour.', Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Midget Basketball 7, 8, Ilobby Club 1, 2, Dra- maties 3, 4, Forensic Club 3, 4. BILLY JOE HANSIL Wise to resolve and patient to perforinfi Class Basketball 7, 8, Midget Football 7, 8, Mid- get Basketball 8, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Viee President 4, Bitle Club 1, 2, Lyre Club 3, 4. JOE A. HAIITSELI, An imasual combination of wit and iniellectf, Student Assembly 7, Rifle Club 1, 2, Seiencc Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4. LUTHER THOIXIPSON HARTSELL, III Giant of frame, of .soul superably human. BOBBY F. HELMS Who can foreiell for what high Call he was lzornfi Class Basketball 2, 3, Dramaties Club 2, Home- rooin Vice President 2, Key Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, Marshal 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Science Club 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, Homeroom Presi- dent 3, junior Class President 3, National Honor Society 3, 4, President 4, State Treasurer 4, I Iomeroom President 4, Superlative 4. lVlARY GERALDINE HOLSIIOUSEII UQJ1liL'f7'lC-SS forms the veil for many lovable qualities. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Hoinemakers ot America 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2. VIVIAN MARIE HONEYCUTT 'KA day in April never came so sweetf, Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 3: Midget Basketball 7, 8, Dramaties Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, Future llomemakcrs of America 2, 3, 4, His- torian 3, Reporter 4. BETTY BRIGHT HOOVER C Bette J Anil like the lnrookis low song, her voice was a sound fha! could never rlief' Class Basketball, Manager 7, 8, 1, llomeroom President 7, 8, Midget Basketball, Assistant Man- ager 8, Dramaties Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1, 2, Ilomerooni Secretary-Treasurer 1, Midget Basket- ball, Manager 1, Hoineroom Viee President 2, Band, Lettergirl 3, 4, State Clloral Festival 3, Forensic Club 4, Spider XVI-b Typist 4, Superla- tive 4. SE IUH5 JANET MARLIN HOOVER A sweet smile that meets the hardest heartfi llomeroom Treasurer 7, 3, Student Assembly 8, 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Forensic Club 1, Band, Flag Bearer 3, 4, Homeroom Sec- retary 4, Spider Web Typist 4. NIICKEY RAY HOPKINS I am young, but I have had experience. Football 7, 8, 1, Homeroom Treasurer 7, Hobby Club 1, 2, Dramatic Club 4. DOROTHY BOYD HORTON C Dotty J Her voyage through life is as happy and free, As the dancing waves on the deep blue seaf, Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, Alternate Majorette 2, Secretary Lettergirl 4, Student Assembly 8, 3: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4, George Washington Slept Here 4, Hobby Club 1, Homeroom Treasurer 1, Foren- sic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, Alternate Mar- shal 3, Lyre Club 3, 4, Student Council 3, Jour- nalism Club 4, National Honor Society 4. S. TOIXIINIY HORTON HPI!!!-IJlHlCll-I7l21'S07lllllfI. The oery soul of genialityf, Midget Football 7, 8, Dramaties Club 4, Superla- tive 4. FRED ALBRON HULL The night is made for love. Why is it not longerfw Band 7, 8, 1, 2, Class Basketball 7, 8, Midget Basketball 7, 8, Midget Football 7, 8, Student As- sembly 7, 3, Homeroom President 8, 1, 2, B- Squad Basketball 1, B-Squad Football 1, 2, Dra- Iuaties Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Forensic Club 2, Rifle Club 2, Monogram Club 4, Spider VVeb Feature Editor 4, Superlative 4, Varsity Football. WILLIAM MORRIS 1Rv1N CBillJ Why should one harry to get ahead, the -more you worry the sooner you're dead? B-Squad Basketball 7, 8, B-Squad Football 7, 8, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Assembly 1, Student Council 1, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 3, Superlative 4. BE1'rY JO IRVINE It's the song ye sing and the smile ue wear, that makes the san shine euerywheref' Art Club 1, B-Squad Basketball 1, Class Basket- ball 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, George Washington Slept Here 4, Forensic Club 2, National Thespian Society 2, 4, Secretary 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Star Thespian 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Homc- room Secretary 4, Superlative 4. JACKIE ISENHOUR In human nature still Ile found more good than illf, Student Assembly 7, Hobby Club, Dramatics Club 3, Basketball 4. SENIUHS CAROLYN NIAXINE JOHNSON Life without laughing is a dreary blank. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakcrs of America 2, Art Club 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. JOHN GILBERT JONES Not too serious, not too igay, But always a folly good fe low. BARBARA CLEON KEASLEH -and thy deep eyes amid the gloom shone like diamonds. Homeroom President 7, Student Assembly 7, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Vice President 8, Hobby Club 1, Future Homemakers of America 1. 2, 3, 4, Secre- tary 3, President 4, Library Assistant 1, 2, 3, Presi- dent 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, Superlative 4. ALICE CANIILLE KETNER fMin-Ol Your nose is very. very pert, and lreliev your baby stare. It is a sign that says, 'Step softly, sir, heware'.,' Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, George Washington Slept Here 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 3, Journalism Club 3, 4, Business Manager of Weaivngs 4, Spider VVeb Associate Editor 4, Star Tliespian 4, Tbespian 4, Quill and Scroll 4, Na- tional Honor Society 4. FRED lXl0RRISON KETNER The man whose friendship is sincere, Who krlowx no guilt and feels no fear. Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, Midget Basketball 7. 8, B-Squad Basketball 1, 2, Hi-Y Club 1, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Varsity Football 3. 4. BUDDY C. A. KLUTIZ High erected thoughts seated in the hear! of eourtesyf' Midget Football 7, 8, 1, 2, Class Basketball 1, 2. 3, 4, Science Club 1, Rifle Club 2, 3, B-Squad Bas- ketball 3, Dramaties Club 3, 4, Varsity Baseball 3, 4, Varsity Football 3, 4, Superlative 4. NlARY RUTH KLUTIZ Her smile is like a sunheam and her face is like a flowerf, llomeroom treasurer 7, Art Club l, Vice President 1, Student Assembly lg Alternate Marshal 2, Class Basketball 2, 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Band, Lettcrgirl 3, 4, Superlative 4. JULIA ALICE LIPE Never again will youkfincsl, a girl so sweet and so in . Dralnatics Club 1, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, Clee Club 1, Science Club 2, Library Assistant 4. SENIIIHS PEGGY ANN LIPE She has a sign for every wherefore. Draiuatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Clee Club 1. WALTER ARCHIE LIPPARD, JR. Q Buddy? We grant also he has much wit, hels shy of using it. Band 7, 8, 9, 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 7, 8, Midget Football 7, 8, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Ili-Y Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4. CAROLYN JOAN LITTLE When wilful maiden will, a man is helplessf' Ilomeroom President 8, Art Club 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Dramaties Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Secretary- Treasurerg Forensic Club 3, 4, Homeroom Vice President 3, Jomnalism Club 3, 44 Lyre Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, Advertising Manager of Weav- ings 4, Spider Web Extra-Curricular Editor 4, Superlative 4, Quill and Scroll 4, National Honor Society 4. SHIRLEY BELLE LITTLE She laughs ana' the world laughs with herf, Future Homeulakers of America 1, Hobby Club 1, Midget Basketball, Manager 2, Class Basketball 3, Tri-Ili-Y Club 3, 4. Vice President 4, Varsitv Basketball, Assistant Manager 3, Dramatics Club 4: llomeroom President 4: Varsity Basketball, Manager 4, Superlativc 4. ELISE NANCY LOMAX linen her frowns are fairer far, Than the smiles of other maidens aref' Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, Future Homemakers of America 1, Hobby Club 1, Dramatics Club 2, 4, Varsity Basketball 2, Art Club 3, President 3, Co- Class Testator 4. ROBERT EUGENE MABREY fBobj I like my way best, d0ll,f you? B-Squad Football 7, Varsity Football 8, 1, 2, 3, Varsity Baseball 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Vice President 8, Monogram Club 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 4. Student Assembly lg Student Council 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. Bon BIAGILI. Men of few words are the hes! men. Superlative 4. JOYCE ELAINE BIEASAINIER A kind and gentle heart she has, io comfort friend and foef' Student Assembly 7, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Iloinemakers of America 2. SENIIIRS DALE NIARTIN NIILLER He could keep his head when all about him were losing theirs and blaming it on himf' Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 35 Midgets Basketball 7, 85 B-Squad Basketball 15 Hobby club 15 Mono- gram Club 45 Varsity Basketball 4. PAT NIILLER Her lively looks a sprightly minzl 1liscloscs.', Homeroom Treasurer 75 Band 1, 2, 45 Ilome- room President 15 Dramatics Club 3, 45 Class Ilistorian 4. JOE P. blISENHEIBIER To leave some simple mark hehinll. To keep my having liuerl in mind. Ilomeroom President 75 Midget Football 7, H5 Varsity Baseball 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3. 4. FRANK HoY MoosE, JR. He could have walked with kings anfl kept the common touch. Ilomeroom Vice President 85 Student Assembly 95 Hobby Club 25 Art Club 4. BETTY JOELINE MORGAN There is no place in this world for an orrlinary person. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Future Ilomcmakers of America 1, 25 Art Club VVILLIAINI LEE b1ORRIS, III grainy He kept his honesty and truth, his inrlcpemlcnt tongue ancl penf' Student Assembly 7, 8, 1, 35 Band 8, 1, 25 Dra- maties Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Our Hearts VVere Young and Cayng Rifle Club 15 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Seienee Club 25 Varsity Baseball 2, 3: Journalism Club 3, 45 Quill and Scroll 3, 45 National Honor Society 53, 45 National Tbespian Society 3, 45 Student Coun- eil, Vice President 35 Co-Editor of Weavings 45 Superlative 4. MARSHALL GENE MORRIS A hearty grasp, an honest eye, a voice which means the thing it says. Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 35 Midget Football 7, 8, 15 B-Squad Basketball 1, 25 Rifle Club 1, 25 Var- sity Football 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Art Club 4. DONALD REID lV1OTSINGER With voice as low, as entle, and caressing, As e'er won maiderfs lip in moonlit lrowerf' Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Thirteenth Chair . George Washington Slept IIere 5 Junior Class Treasurer 35 Key Club 3, 45 Student Assembly 535 Senior Class Treasurer 45 Superlative 4. SENIIIHS INA BELLE NICCLAMROCK She is gentle, she is shy, there is mischief in her eyef, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, Parlia- mentarian 2, Treasurer 3, Homeroom Treasurer 1, 4, Student Assembly 2, Driunatics Club 3, 4. MARY CAROLYN NEWTON Her voice is sweet as if it took its music from her facef, Dramuties Club 2, 3, 4, Thirteenth Chair 3, Forensic Club 3. SHIRLEY HOPE NEWTON I will sit clown now, but the time will come when you will hear mef' Drzuuatics 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1g Art Club 3, 4, Secretary 4. NIILDHED ANNE PATTERSON Her gentleness has marle her greatf' Future llumcmakers Of America 1, 2, 3, Dru- matics Club 3, 4. JEAN ANN PA'1'1'ERsON C Jeanie Not very tall and very sma l, but fair and sweet and loved by allf, Houieroom Vice President 7, Student Assembly 8, Drtunatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Forensic Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Band, Drum Majorette 3, 4, Cirl's State 3g Homeroom Vice President 3, Journalism Club 3, 4. lVlARILYN SIWITH PENDLETON Laugh, well I guess I did. Drauuntics Club 4, Superlative 4. JOAN PENINCER F rom her shall we learn the perfect ways of lionorf, Ilomeroom Vice President 85 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Business Committee 35 Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, Student Assembly 2, 3, CO-Class Prophet 4, Spider Web Pictorial Editor 4. IRA JANE PLOTT Give to the world the best you have. And the best will come back to you. Dramaties Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Band 2, 3, 4. SE IIIHS JOE MILLER PROPST Shun love? How can I, when she has wings and I haue only feet. Band 7, 8, 1, Business Manager 3, 4, Hobby Club 1, Rifle Club 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Homeroom Vice President 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4. MAX RIDENHOUR He spealreth not and yet there lies a conversation in his eyes. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramaties 3, 4, Lyre Club 4. CHARLES M. RITCHIE lChipQ All great men are dead and Fm not feeling, well. Midget Football 7, B-Squad Football 8, Student Assembly 8, 1, Class Basketball 1, 2, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Rifle Club 1, 2, President 1, 2, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom President 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2, President -41 Marshal 2, Class President 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4, llomeroom Vice President 3, Superlative 4. CARL OSCAR ROBERTS, JR. Be noble in every thought and in every deed. Midget Football 7, 8, 1, 2, Hi-Y Club 1, Ilobby Club 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Sta e Manager 3. Thirteenth Chairn 3, Forensic Club 2, Thespian 3, 4, Star Thespian 4. CA1'I1ERINE LOUISE ROBER1'S I have so much to say that I must talk to eeeryonef' Dramaties Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club 1, Cafe- teria Assistant 2, Tri-Hi-Y Club 4. SARAH ERNESTINE ROBINSON lBuncyj Haste thee, nymph, and bring with thee jest and youthful follityf, Homeroom Treasurer 7, 8, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Committee, Our Hearts NVere Young And Cay 3, Thirteenth Chairv 3, Committee George VVashington Slept Here 4, Band, Drum Majorette 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 2, 3, Varsity Basketball 2. DORIS JUNE RUSSELL A cheerful heart, a cheerful smile, A charm of friendship all the whilef, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 3, Hobby Club 1, 2. DOROTHY DAVIS SAFRIT lDOtQ Had a twinkle in her eye Always as she passed us by. Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, Midget Basketball 7, 8, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Home- makers of America 1, 2, Science Club 1, Hobby Club 2, Cheerleader 3, 4, Chief Cheerleader 4, Superlative 4. SENIIJHS MARGARE1' LoU1sE Scorr Her voice rang true, her eye was steady, To heln another her hand was ready. Class Basketball 8, 1, 2, 3, Cafeteria Assistant lg Hobby Club 1, 25 Dramatics Club 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 3, 4, Varsity Basketball 3. JOHNNIE RUTH SEARS Four be the things I'd been better without, Love,-curiosity. freckles, and doubt. Midget Basketball 7, 8, Home Economies Club 1, Dramaties Club 2, 3. MARTIN IKAY SIDES Let any man speak long enough and he will get believers. Flnss Basketball 2, 3, Art Club 4: Varsity Basket- ma 4. FRED OLIN SLooP A person of deeds not words. Midget Football 7, 8, lg Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, Rifle Club 1, 2, 3, President 3. CAROLYN ANN SMITH But she whose inborn worth her acts commend, of gentle soul, to human race a friend. Midget Basketball 7, Assistant Librarian 1, Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers Club lg Band, Majorette 2, 3, 4, Chief 4. ZEBULON VANCE SINIITH, IR. QZebJ He thinks too much. Such men are dangerous. llomeroom President 7, 2, Student Assembly 8, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 8, 2, 35 B-Squad Football 2, Forensic Club 2, 35 Key Club 2, 3, 4g Assistant Chief Marshal 3g Dralnatics Club 3, 4, George Washington Slept Hereng journalism Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Varsity Football 3, Manager 4, Sports Editor of Weavings 4, Superlative 4, Quill and Scroll 45 Salutatorian 4. ROBERT HORACE SPEARS qaobbyp No matter if he lost sometimes, IIe's got the stuff in him that climbsf' Ngitlget Football 7, 8, 1, B-Squad Football 24 Hi-Y C u 1 3. BETTY COLLEEN STARNES And she lived from day to day, In a cheerful sort of war Cafeteria Assistant 1, 2, Vice Presiclhnt 2, Hobby Club lg Dramaties Club 2, 3, 4. SENIDHS JANE BROOKS STATON At whose sight, like the san, all others with diminished luster shone. Student Assembly 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4, Cheerleader 8, 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Treasurer 8, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Prompter, Our Hearts NVere Young And Gay 3, Prompter, Thirteenth Chairn, Fu- ture Homemakers of America 1, 2, Library Assis- tant 1, Vice President 1, Marshal 2, Photography Club 1, Secretary 1, Class Basketball 2, Forensic Club 2, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasilr- er 2, Vice President 3, President 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, journalism Club 3, 4, Superlative 4, Quill and Scroll 4. BAXTER W. STEWART At his easel, eager-eyed, a painter, and sunshine at his touch, gathers upon his canvas, and life glowsf, Art Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Hobby Club 2, Spider Web Art Editor 4, Superlative 4. HELEN MAXINE SXVARINGEN A heart to resolve, a will to contriue, and a hand to execute. Midget Basketball 7, Hobby Club 1, Student As- sembly 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, Marshal 3, Senior Class Vice President 4, Spider VVeb Advertising Manager 4, Superlative 4, National Honor Society 4. MELBA LOUISE TALLENT They also serve who only stand and waitf, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Photography Club 1, Cafeteria Assistant 2, 3. JABIES ARTHUR TEETER, JR. None but himself can he his parallel. Science 2, 3, Ili-Y Club 3, 4, President 4, Forensic Club 4. ANNIS BRITTINGHALI TROUT fT11sD My friends, may they always he right but right or wrong, my frienrlsf, Homcroom Secretary 7, 8, 1, 2, B-Squad Basket- ball l, Class Basketball 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Act Your Age 3, George VVashington Slept Heren 4, Forensic Club 2, Monogram Club 2, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, President 4, Varsity Basket- ball 2, 3, journalism Club 3, 4, National Ilonor Society 3, 4, Secretary 4, Assistant Chief Cheer- leader 4, D. A. lt. Good Citizenship Award 4, Superlative 4. NOVALENE TRULL She does the work she is set to rlo and there in the honor lies.', Class Basketball 7, 8, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian 4, Ilobby Club 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4. DONALD R. WADDELL Although hels small and a little shy, You've never seen a better guyf' Band 7, 8, 1, 2, 3, 4,, Treasurer 4, Midget Foot- ball 7, 8, Hobby Club 1, 2, Photography Club 1: Dramatics Club 3, 4, Lyre Club 3, 4, Ilomeroom Treasurer 4, Key Club 4. EE IIIHS IINIOGENE ELIZABETH WALKER My dreams are uery fair and bright for I am youngf, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 41 Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, Treasurer 2, Art Club 2. FRANCES ANN WEDDINGTON She could see the morning light through the very darkest nightf, l'l0lIl0I'00lll Vice President 75 Drainatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Hobby Club lg Homeroom President 1. BARBARA lV1AXINE WEDDINGTON lIer eyes like stars of twilight fair, Like twilight, her clusky hair. Class Basketball 7, Science Club 14 Art Club 2, S, Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Ili-Y Club 4. CARY EUGENE WIDENHOUSE QHoopl As prone to mischief as able to perform it.', llomcroom Vice President 7, Midget Football 7, B-Squad Football 1. 2g Hi-Y Club 23 Class Basket- ball 3, Dramatics Club 43 Monogram Club 3, 45 Varsity Football 3, 4, Homeroom Vice President 4, Supvrlative 4. NANCY BIARIE VVIDENHOUSE Happy am I, from care 1'm free. Why arenit they all contented like mef, Class Basketball 7, 8, 1, 2, 3g Midget Basketbal' 7, 8, Student Assembly 7, 8, 2, 3, Drainatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Future Homemakers of America 1, Hobby Club lg Homeroom Secretary-Treasurer 1g Varsity Basketball 1, Forensic Club 2, Homerooin Vice President 3, Spider Web Typist 4, Superla- tive 4. BARBARA CAIL WINECOFF Never hurried, never worried, always happyf' Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Future Homemakers of America 1, 2, President 2, Class Basketball 2, Ilomcroom Secretary 2, Band, Flag Bearer 3, 4. SENIIIHS 5 IUH 5 PEBL TI E5 iii IB 'IANIC S'rA'roN AND DUN Mo'1's1Nf:1f:n CIAHOLYN Ll'l 1'1,15 AND BAx1'r:n S'l'l'IXVAll'l Fric'1zfllicsI Most Original l,o'r'rur: HUTII c:Alll'l'IN'l'lCli AND lion N1ACII,T, jAN1a S'1'A'1'oN AND Blu. Nlcmms Qzzicftvst Most Likvly To SIICCUVII ISAHHAHA KEASLIQR AND HUDIJY Kl.U'l I'Z SllJf'CfCSf ANNIS Tuour AND KEN Coonmfw Most 'l'aIm1fc'cI 26 1950 T Ell IIIJHIJ HIGH IXIAHY RUTH Kl.U'l'l'Z BILL I11v1N1c BlC'l I'li I'Io0vr:R AND 'KCHIPD H1'1'Cm1c Pretfiesl Most Hmzflsome Biggest Heart Breaker xlAliIl.YN PliNDl.li'l'0N AND BILL IRVINI-I BARBARA KEASLEH ANU DON TXIO'l'SlNGl'IR Iiiggest Talker Mos! Thoughtful SIilHl.liY L1'1 1'1,r: AND CARY WIDENHOUSE NVittiesf Dm' SAI-'RIT AND ROBERT BRAswr:1.I. Best School Spiril 27 SE IUH S PEHLATI ES jAN1': S'rA'r0N AND CHIP', RITCHIE PI-IYLLIS COLEBIAN AND JIBIAIY Doccl M ost Popular Best Aflzlvlcs CATIIICRINE CHANEY AND DON Com. IANE STATON AND Zan SMITH Most Stuclious Bos! All-Hounrl BE'l l'Y jo IRVINE AND TUB BRASXVELL Best Sports Bli'1'rY RUTH CORZINE AND TOMMY IIORTON N rvltvsf 28 1950 T IIIII IIUHD HIGH SARA BLACKXVELDI-IB AND BOBBY HELBIS B1AXINE SVVARINCEN AND BILL MORRIS Most C0-operative Most Capable BETTE IIOOVER AND FRED I'IULL LOTTIE RUTH CARPENTER AND BOB BIAGILL Biggest Flirt Most Bashful NANCY W1DENHOUsE AND FRED HULL Best Dancer JANE S'1'A'1'ON AND IJON NIOTSINGER BEVERLY CUMEIE AND DONALD BOST Most Courtcous Most Dignified 29 EL SS HISTUHY The Seniors of Concord High School have pro-- duced a play-one that is destined to become a smash- hitl I, as dramatic critic will review this production. The Story of the Class of 1950 is a play that consists of four acts and several all-too-brief inter- missions. It is written and acted by the students as they play their parts under the capable direction of the principal, Mr. Glenn and his corps of assistants. the faculty. The scenes take place in or near Concord High School,-in the corridors, classrooms, gymnasium, and auditorium. Act I Our performers are experiencing their first year of High School. VVe. of the audience, can see them as they lmrry to their classes, we can see them as they chatter of study hall and homework. NVe can sense the quality of newness. As a class they entered high school. but only as individuals can they absorb the spirit of education. Music, sports, and club activ- ities offer temporary relief from excessive medita- tion. By now the struggle between study and the students has developed into a genuine tug of war that continues until the curtain of the first act. Act II The sophomore year could easily have been :1 carefree one if it had not been for our villain, Mr. Study. llowever, most of the students survived the barrage of homework. They won school-wide recog- nition for having the winning float of the Concord- Kannapolis parade before the all-important football game. VVhen the Sophomore boys won the class- basketball tournament, the school realized that great things could be expected from this class. Act III Study stalks the Iolly Aluniorsl But the Class of 1950 defies the villain by developing its stars, the ELASS P We. the Class Prophets of 1950, New Year's Eve party given by our palatial home at Miami Beach, Florida. new year, 1960, we compared notes re of '50, Betty Bennett and Pat Miller are now operating their own secretarial school with Baymelle Gregory, Elaine Measamer, and Peggy Faggart as their able assistants. Bill Pony Irvin is tutoring basketball players at the Universitv of Kentucky. lle is being assist:-Ll by Martin Ray Sides. Leafing through Life magazine. we noticel that Catherine Dynamite,' Chaney. Maxine Swaringen, and Eleanor Goldston have published their new astounding mathematical system. Their system will be used exclusively throughout the schools of our nation. Bob Barringer and Max llidenhour, noted motion 30 performers who are winning honors for themselves and their school. For his football prowess, Gene Morris was placed on the All-Piedmont Conference team. Howard Coleman received top rating at the Charlotte District Contest for his tenor solo. Don Corl and Kenneth Goodman journeyed to Florida to play in the Southern Orchestra. Once again the boy's basketball crown was retained by the Class of 1950. During connnencement exercises. Betty .lo Irvin, Janet Hoover, Erncstine Robinson and Tommy Ilorton received prizes for their outstanding essays. The last scene of the third act revealed the Class of 1950 staging an affair that honored the departing seniors-the annual Banquet and Dance. Act IV As seniors. the Class of 1950 boasts star perfornn-rs in almost every field. Chip Ritchie, President. Maxine Swaringen, Vice President, Eleanor Goldston. Secretary and Don Motsinger, Treasurer were elected to lead the class. Bill Morris and Beverly Cumbie are co-editors of the YVeavings. Don Corl guides the Spider WVeb staff. Co-captains Tub Braswell anl -limmv Doggett head the football team. Bobby llelms presides as president of the National llonor Society. Dot Safrit was elected chief-cheerleader by the stu- dent body. Arriving as Seniors has meant a great deal to the Class of 1950. Study in the form of knowledge can now be regarded as a friend, an invaluable weapon to be used against ignorance throughout life. Each Senior has won his own battleg each will receive his iust reward. No performer has made the slightest gesture that has not been observe-'l. VVhether on stage or off, the actor is eriticiied by an audience-an audience that determines his career. his happiness, his destiny. PAT Mu.r.En, Clusx llistnriun HUPHEEY graciously accepted an invitation to a old class president, Chip Ritchie, at his While we were awaiting the arrival of the garding the progress of the Senior Class picture producers, have recently released their latest movie entitled, Slaughter On Fifth Avenue. Acade- my award winner, Beverly Cmnbie, Was awarded the starring role. The woman's basketball championship battle of the century recently took place in Madison Square Garden. The star players were Phyllis Coleman. Betty ,lo Irvine, and Sue Davis. Bobby Dan Deaton is playing first base for the Cleveland Indians. who are currently in second place behind the Boston Red Sox. Howard l'udgy Coleman, the famous all'Ameri- can tenor. is performing before full houses at Car- negie llall. Alice Ketner and Carolyn Little have combined their talents in the production of another successful Broadway play. Bill Morris, editor of the New York Times, is taking a round the world tour. joe Misenheimer, Mickey Hopkins, and Carl Roberts are planning a return trip to Mars. Mary Ruth Kluttz. who was voted Miss America of l959, has relinquished her title to become secretary to joe Propst, president of the famous Propst Con- struction Company. jane Staton has been elected the first woman gov- ernor of North Carolina. We are certain that she will capably fulfill her duties in this honorable posi- tion. Serving as chief Caddy at the Meadowview Golf Course in Salisbury, N. C., is Bob Magill. Both Donald Bost and Gordon Drye have been elected to the U. S. House of Representatives on the Democratic ticket. ,lean Ann Patterson and Buncy Robinson have just returned from Chicago where they performed in the famous Maiorctte Follies under the competent di- rection of Carolvn Smith. Margaret Barnhardt, Marilyn Pendleton, and Shirley Little have recently completed a speaking tour throughout the U. S. Thev spoke on the timely theme, How To Control Laughter In Publicf, Zeb Smith. a famous lawyer. is fighting a case of non-support for Iames Lulu', Teeter. The Four Mishapsf' a world famous quartet consisting of Don Corl, Ken Goodman, Don Waddell, and Bobbv Helms. are making a tour across the na- tion and performing before full houses. Recently Gail Winecoff and Beverly Fisher were awarded the Pultizer Prize for their inspiring novel, How To Live Without French. It was Gail Francis and Imogene Walker who urged them to undertake the enormous task. Charles Allen and Joe Hartsell are hunting and fishing in upper Canada. Robert Tub Braswell is playing pro football for the Los Angeles Rams. Marie Cochrane and Peggy Furr own and operate their own Beauty Salon located in Nashville, Ten- nessee. Louise Roberts. Barbara VVeddington, and Nova- lene Trull are teaching Home Economics at the YVO- manis College of the University of North Carolina. Fred Ketner and Gene Morris are operating a dog hospital in Mt. Pleasant, N. C. Charles Furr has been selected head usher at the Carolina 'Theatre located in Charlotte. N. C. We find that Dot Safrit is the head cheerleader at the University of Southern California. On the side line we are told that she teaches cheerleading in ten easy lessons. Annis Trout has been appointed as minister to the country of Brazil. We know that she will continue working to bring about better relationships between the countries. Buddy Kluttz is coaching the national defending Champion Concord American Legion junior Baseball team. Luther Hartscll is serving as publicity director for the U. N. C. football team. Gary Widenhouse and Tommy Horton are two of the nation's most prominent business men. They are now owners of the Electrolux Company. Bill Deal is a famous interior decorator with his office located in St. Louis. Missouri. janet Hoover and Sara Blackwelder have become the nation's top blues singers with their interpretation of Blues Stay Away From Me. Their accompanist is jo Ann Correll. Billie Ann Braswell, Dotty Horton, and Nancy Widenhouse are employed as fashion editors by the famous magazine, Harper's Bazaar. Betty Ruth Corzine has become president of a girls' college in Denver, Colorado. Assisting her in teaching the courses in mountain climbing are Ger- aliine Holshouser, Ann Weddington, and Doris Rus- se . Gene Calloway and Fred Sloop are serving as engi- neers on the Southern Railroad. jimmy Doggett is head coach of football at Notre Dame, a small college in South Bend, Indiania. Ioan Peninger is serving on the nursing staff at a hospital in jacksonville, Florida. Chip Ritchie is the chief engineer for the Duke Power Company. Ray Greene and Bob Mabrey are playing baseball for the Detroit Tigers of the American League. Bette Hoover and Carolyn Newton are now ap- pearing with the Metropolitan Opera for their third consecutive season. Peggy Ann Lipe and Lottie Ruth Carpenter are two of the most outstanding physical education di- rectors in the state. We are told that the Lovers,', Ira jane Plott and jack Brown, have just consented to write a series of articles entitled How To Stay Happily Marriedf, Helping them in this venture will be Barbara Keasler and Vivian Honeycutt. Frank Moose and Baxter Stewart are serving as in- structors at a famous art school in New York. Dale Miller is currently playing pro basketball for the Minneapolis Lakers. Bill Haney and Buddy Lippard are in the poultry business in upper Connecticut. Fred Hull, of the U. S. Navy, is swabbing decks on the U. S. Roberta. Robert Edsell and Bobby Spears are operating the Last Chance Saloon in Dead Man's Gulch. Iack Isenhour is serving as their soda jerk. Don Motsinger is manager of Efird's Department Store in Chicago, Illinois. For a side line john Jones sells used cars for him. By an overwhehning majority, Elise Lomax and Helen Duncan were voted the yearis most outstand- ing modern artists. Bobby Cagle is roaming the outer gardens of Fen- way Park in Boston, Massachusetts along with Ted Williams and Dom DiMaggio of the Red Sox. Serving as efficient librarians in the Community Center. we find Inabelle McCla1nrock and Johnnie Ruth Sears. joe Eudy is promoting stock car racing through- out the southeastern part of the United States. Iris Coley, Millie Earnhardt, and Shirley Newton are now famous models. They received their training from Carolyn johnson's studio located in Houston, Texas. Watson Bost and Hunter Benfield are achieving great fame and success through their business in Reno, Nevada. Melba Tallent. Betty Morgan, and Julia Lipe have recentlv established their own florist shop in Char- lotte. N. C. Ann Patterson, Louise Scott, and Betty Starnes are owners of the famous store, The Style Centerf' lo- cated in Raleigh, N. C. Thus, another chapter for the class of '50 has been brought to a close, but with the new year an even brighter future lies in store for our classmates. JOAN PENINGER Boam' CAGLI-3 Co-Prophets of the Class of 1950 31 ST WILL IINII TESTIIIVI SECTION I ARTICLE I VV0, ilu- Sc-nior Class of '50, rc-alizing that onr clays Iu-rc at Concord lligh arm- fast drawing to a closc, do make- this our last will aiul tc-stanu-nt. lu-qncathing our possc-ssions to thc- rightful lu-irs. ARTICLE II To mlm-ar olcl C. II. wc lc-ayc loyalty and rc-spc-ct. A1i'riC1.1-3 III To our principal, Mr. Cla-nn, and tlu- tc-aclu-rs of C. Il. S.. wc lc-ayc our lu-st yvislu-s aiul lqiiulc-st rc-ggarcls. XVI- will always lu- gratc-inl lor your I-Horts ancl patim-iu-v with ns. SECTION II l. l'hylhs lllu- Ac-I-onnlanti Cole-man. lc-ayv my ahiliiy to make- A's on Fiool4km-4-ping to Carolyn Dun- can, who prolialuly wonit in-1-cl it. XVI-, Carolyn 1011! My Aching Ifc-ct? Liitln- an.l Maxiiu- LA Bngb Swaringc-n, ls-ayc luck and Sym- pathy to thosi- i'r-cn-iyiiig ilu- jolms ol' Advcrtising Man- agc-r of tlu- IVt'!ll'fII,LZ.S' aiul Spirlw' IVPIJ. I, Elisi- for is it Iilsic-PJ Lomax, lc-ayv with tlu- Wish that I conlcl rs-turn ancl rm--live my high school clays. I. lilaiiu- L'l'nll 'l'ntlI Mn-asnu-r, lvayc- any win- ning ways to ,Ii-aiu-tic MI-nsil. I. Iris Dinh Cole-y, lc-avv my lirir-iully and happy nature- to -Ioan llaglc-r. MI-. BL-tty Starlu-s aiul Elm-anor fl:II'0L'l'ilL'kCl'j Colnlston. lc-ayv om' almility to gs-t our honu-work to -li-rry -laryis aiul Doris lliuhardson. I, Don lM'aclclli-I xY2llIiIl'll. lc-ayc my musical gifts to ilu- lmaiul so that wc- van say that ilu- hand playm-cl on. MI-. Shirlc-y N1-wlon aiul Ms-llia 'l'al1-nt. li-avc Olll' Irie-iulliiu-ss to om' sistc-rs. Marlviu- aiul Shirlvy. I. Ina Bm-llc llinla lin-lln-I INIL-Clanirru-k. lc-ayv my swf-ct ti-nipor to Mary Dawn llopkins. I, Carolyn l'l'lu- Din-tionaryb Nc-Wton, lcayn- my I-xtc-iisiyv V0l'lllJllliIl'j' to Violm-t Ruth Puckett. NIR-. Ann Cl'atI Patti-rson aiul Doris II Iovc- hook- lu-vpingj llnssm-ll, lc-ayv our l'l'Sl'l'Vl' to Bc-tty Dorton aiul Sara Sapp. who wr- hopc- will talci- advantage of it. I, Marilyn LTlu- Clialli-1'-hoxi Ps-iulli-ton, Icavc my iiu-4-ssant Yac-lcity-Yam-li to D4-an Plott. I, .Ioan ll Iorc-nL-1- Niglifingalc-I l'm-ningvr, lc-avo my clignity to lin-lu-L-ca Calloway. NYC. Ira jam- l'lott aiul jack LI can clrc-am, Cilllyt IJ lirovrn. lm-aye--togc-tlu-r, NVQ-. Eriu-stiiiv fllmu-yj lloliinson and Carolyn lSmittyD Smith, lc-avv om' strnttin, alnility to Dotty Calon aiul HK:-an-liii- i'4-spr-vtiy'r-ly. I. Dot lI'vr- got pr-pj Safrit, lc-ave my vocal- vhords to tlu- c-lu-4-ring sqnafls ltlu-y ari- too strong io lm-ayv Io oiu- pc-rsonj. XVI-. Lonism- CXYinlxJ SCott aiul Vivian C'l'lu- IIousc-- lu-1-pa-ri Iloiu-ycntt, lc-avu our I Cllll-gt't-il-IlIllII-tK'L'Il- 32 llitlllvil to lic-tty Catlu'art aiul llm-li-n Mc-li-lior. I, jc-an Ann Qlloll Eye-sl Patterson. lm-ayv my grins aiul sparkling c-yn-s to IR-ggy Blanc-liarcl. I, Bc-tty CIR-1-pic-I Iryiiu-, lcavc my low- for lmaslwt- hall to Sally Sr-ott. YW-, Iaiu- iran clo anything? Staion aiul Zn-lm Smith, lcayc- onr 1-Xtra-ordinary qnalitim-s to I'hoc-lu- anal Lntlu-r Barnharclt. I, Annis Qlngi Trout. lvayc- my talc-nts to Ilu- vn- tirn- junior Class. I, Novalciu- QCII-au-r than any? Trnll, lcayr- my clistixu-t cmnu-iation to Miss Calmrii-l's nc-xt linglish class. I. Ann Qllalilmyi XVI-clclington anal Bnclcly QBalclyD Lippard, ls-ayv om' curly locks to lftlu-l lincliiu-r :nul Cviu- Mr-aclows. I, Nancy Clilondim-D M'icl1-nlionsx-, In-ayo my clam'- ing talc-nts to Patty Crown-ll. I, Gail fBIgQ,llII, XVIllL'L'0ff, lcaym- my IIURIIIIUSS to 'l'orlu-rt Bra-vvi-r. I, Fra-cl CCiyc nu- your nanu- ancl aclrlrc-ss? IInll. lr-avv my flirtatious ways to Bolmliy Cancly. I, Bill Clainyj Irvin, lc-avv my haiulsonu- looks to Marlin Iordan. I, Iac-lciv Ctlu- liipli-y of 19505 Isvnhonr. lc-ayv my intr-lln-L-tual capacity to Davicl Sidi-s. NVQ-, Bob CSp1-onlin-J Mahrc-y, Lntlu-r CI,nlu- tlu- Spookl Hartsc-ll, anrl John QYon'll gn-t tlu-rv safvlyi Iona-s, lc-avv om' clan--cle-yil clriying to anyoiu- who clara-S usa- it. I, Fri-cl lCizzarcIJ Kr-tru-r. lvayc- my lirawcly shonlcl- c-rs to Cc-nc Hinson. XVL-, Don CSmilim-D Motsingcr aiul Blulcly CLQ-on Ilartl Klnttz. lc-ayc om' smilc-s to 4-nrim-h tliosi- of Kc-n Kcllough and Ralph Dryc-. I, Boll Csaml Magiill, lm-ayv a portion of my qllivl- iu-ss to Marion Bost who iu-I-cls it. I. Dah- CNVhiti1-D Milli-r. lc-ayv my happiiu-ss aiul laughter to Bill Little-. I. liay Cliiuu-li 'om in tlu- 1-yo aiul hit 'vm on ilu- lu-acli Croc-n, lc-ayv my Baskc-thall aiul Hasc-hall fans to Larry Sccllu-rry. XV:-, Cail CStickyJ l raiu-is aiul Sara CSaclii-J Black- Wclclm-r, lc-aw our gigglcs to Katia- Pi-i5J,li-r aiul Iiraiu-is Host. I, Bill tFirst Chairl Hansil, leave the famous horn to Ray Causby. We, Beverly fMademoisellel Fisher and Imogene CMademoiscllel Walker, happily leave our French Books on the shelf. I, Charles fThe Majorj Furr, leave the baud in care of Tommy Sides. I, Bobby tDenel Cagle, leave my pleasant nature to Wallace Troutman. We, Raymelle Gregory and Peggy F aggart, leave our ear for music to those wishing to have it. I, Betty CMcssyP Ruth Corzine, leave my neat ap- pearance to Betty Sue NVhite. VVc, Joe CAI Caponel Eudy, and Bill fStick-em- upj Haney, leave the rest of our holdups to the sophomores. I, Ken C'I'he Tenorl Goodman, leave my talents to Jimmy Kluttz. We, Howard flyudgyl Coleman and Gene Hack Dempseyj Morris, leave our office work to Phil Pennigcr and Jerry Smith. I, joe tRontl Propst, leave my dimples to Robert Bost. I, Max Ridenhour, leave with the hope of never returning. I, Charles CChipl Ritchie, leave my popularity to Phil Haywood. I, Carl QI know everythingl Roberts, leave my back-stage work to one who knows how to use it, Robert Barnhardt. I. Bill tVVillieJ Morris, leave my capability to Mack Long. I, Baxter fl Calls 'cm as I sees 'emi Stewart. leave my shorthand book to anyone who can understand the stuff. I, James CThe Lawyer? Teeter, leave my fifty mile a minute iabber to Roy Davis. We, Gary flioopl VVidenhouse, and Shirley tHe! Hell Little, leave our witticisms to Robert Gardner and Doris Almond. We, Frank CSpeckl Moose, and Martin CSkunki Sides, leave our weakness for women to Dan Brown and Nick Peck. We, Robert KG-Mani Edsell, Joe CLittle John? Hartsell. Fred CMachine-gunl Sloop and Bobby Spears, leave C. H. S. just to be going somewhere. I, Peggy Ann Lipe, leave my sense of humor to Betty Lou McDaniel. I, Bobby fStubbornD Helms, leave my spirit of co- operation to Dale Rowe. I, Billie Anne Braswell, leave my sunny , disposi- tion to Lael Corzine. I, Lottie tShut-upj Carpenter, leave my quietness to Carolyn Collins. I, Gordan tSmartieJ Dry, leave my ability to ex- empt my exams to Alex Helms. We, Ianet CButchD Hoover and Dotty fSelmaJ Horton, leave our popularity to joy Strawn and jean Robinson. I, Marie tThc mathematicianl Cochran, leave my knack for math to Anne Misenheimer. I, Watson tZoot-Zootl Bost, leave my peg pantsu to Ken Mills. I, Don fMeannieJ Bost, leave my kindlincss to George Moose. I, Robert CTubD Braswell, leave my sportsmanship to Bill Cochran. I, Jimmy tThe Athletic Amazon of Americal Doggett, leave my desire to relax to Herbert Well- man. I, Alice fthe Drawll Ketner, leave my brains and iokes to Flora Furr. I, Bobby Dan CBubJ Deaton, leave my surprised expressions to Carl Furr. I, joe tThe VVorld's Greatest Baseball Playerl Misenheimer, leave the third base to Larry McCall. VVe, Carolyn johnson, Louise Roberts, Barbara VV:-ddington, and Millie Earnhardt CWe love the menl, leave our daily gatherings at the Soda Shop to Pat Simpson, Nancy Misenheimer, and Colleen Whit- ev. I, Peggy CFleaJ F urr, leave my perpetual talking to Betty Dry. I, Charles Allen, leave my car to my brother, Joe Allen, and my sister, Jean, and to the boys who think they Can get her. I, Hunter tFreckl Benfield, leave my wise- cracksn to Nick Peck. I, Helen tDunkD Duncan, leave 1ny date book and phone calls to Bede Bob Sasser. We, Pat Miller and Betty Bennett, leave our ability to be friends to Nancy Misenheimer and Cora Mae Peninger. I, Beverly tI'm from Texas? Cumbie, leave my acting talent to Orchard Hord. I, Sue CBouncerD Davis, leave-and its about time, too. I, Barbara CI,m engagedj Keasler, leave my thoughtfulness to Joanne Carson. I, Catherine CDynamiteD Chaney, leave my Einstein brain to Martha Faggart. I, Mary Ruth tThe beauty specialistl Kluttz, leave my attractiveness to Carol McMahan. I, Don CDuckD Corl, leave my poise to Sonny Mor- gan. I, Bob KI love math? Barringer, leave in order to get away from Higher Algebra. I, Bette tlim better than Jenny Lindj Hoover, leave my golden voice ot Betty Caton. I, Jo Anne Correll, leave my ability to tickle the ivories to Marilu Peck. I, Geraldine Holshouser, leave my soft voice to my Sister, Shirley. I, Bill CVan Goghj Deal, leave my originality to Eugene Bost. I, Julia fDuckP Lipe, leave my library duties to Pat VVilliams. I, Mickey tThe Mousel Hopkins, leave 1ny stubs of pencils, erasers, and scraps of paper in the excite- ment and haste of gathering up my treasure for the last time. We, Betty Morgan and Iohnnie CRedJ Sears, leave a pair of skates to the freshmen. CBe careful and don't try to rush graduation too fastl. In witness hereof, we the senior class of '50 do hereby set our signs and seal, this 14th day of Feb- ruary in the year of our Lord one thousand nine lmndred and fifty. Emse LOBIAX GARY NVID1-gNuoUsE Class Testators 33 .ff I ' , K3 fi? ew .Q 5 -me .Lg M 1 1 5495 5 Thr' winm-r . . . Bathing lwauty . . . Eflxfllill twosomc . . . ullosun and IIoop . . . Stucliollsij? . . . Could this bc Nlaxinv? . . . Charlic. my boy . . . Collldlft lmppvn lwrc' . . . Nzulghty, naughty . . . Tough . . . Littlc Kvn . . . IAUOIHI. Imona thc' Nloosv. WM S F61 D ,IQ Co 1 C 1 COLPLXQAMH Kwfcnffola KK-9.1 O C3 O .,, 1 i iSw-. A N xii? ,Q6f! , 4 lg 57 SX RFXTY! WZ? : S-' av f f ' X X .N X. VK ,t, I N A 42 IV - 1 xg, N I X-r YQ, Q f X M S Sai ? s x S- : X X X X YV' W CX - X Sk 4 X XX X QW X + is g W X Betty Sue Alexander, Doris j. Almond, Eugene Andrews Betty Armstrong, Aileeu Ballard, .lohu Barbee Cecelia Baruluirclt, Luther Baruhardt, Patricia Baruhardt Phoebe Baruharclt, Theresa Baruhardt, Robert Baruharclt Billie Biggers, Louis Black, Peggy Blanchard D011 Bonds, Marion Host, Marlene Bost Torbert Brewer, Ethel Buckner, Rebecca Calloway Robert Carriker, joauue Carson, Betty lean Cathcart 36 JUNIUH5 Ray Cansliy, Millie Cline, Audrey Lee Coley Kay Davis, Roy Davis, Anne Dees Arnie Efircl, Patsy Ennis, lN1arvin Eury Mary Ann Frye, Carl Furr, Flora F urr JUNIIIHS Miriam Cook, Millieent Cooper, Lael Corzine Betty Dorton, Ralph Drye, Carolyn Duncan Ray Eury, Martha Faggart, Carlene Fink Bobby Candy, Robert Gardner, Geraldine Garmon 37 Mark Coforth, joan Hagler, Betty jean Hay in-3 Mm Phil Haywood, Alex Helms, Mary Dawn Hopkins Orchard Hord, Barbara Irvin, jerry jarvis, Martin jordan, Kenneth Kellough, Bill Little Carolyn Long, Mack Long, Roy Long Ann Lyerly, Charlotte Mabbette. Bennie Matthews Nancy Misenheimer, George Moose, Sonny Morgan Douglas McAnulty, Betty Lou McDaniel, Bill McEachern 38 JUNIUH5 YS' Carolyn NlCEllCilt'l'll, Thad McGraw, Edith ix1CLGStt'1' Carol NICix111ililll, ll. C. Ncwton, ixiilliilllf' Nvwton Nick Nicholas, Niilfiill Pc-ck, Nick Pc-ck, Com Mau- Pvniiigvr, Nancy Potty, Bctty jov Phillips ciUI'lIiCiill0 Plott, Bi-tty Poplin, Doris Hiciimcison -lcun Robinson, .lorry Rogvrs, Dale Rowe Miriam Svymonr, Bill'iJ1ll'Ll Slivplierd, Murtlia Slioc, David Sides, Tonnny Sidvs, Patsy Simpson JUNIIIHS 39 Richard Simpson joy Strawn Basil Talbirt XVallac-0 Trontmaii jimmy XValkcr bleanette XVe-nsil livtty S110 WVhitv Patsy NVilliams Big mouth . . . Cozy, aiiiit it? . . . 100 proof . . . Straugle- hold . . . Comb that hair . . . Spot -let . . . Cccclia . . . Lots of Ioy. .IUNIIJHS Q7 eff 0 J Q0 GN-ge, 9 fx V 9 QW im Si ' GUS f find- CL, 5 C 1 jf JU N Hari 'S' X X X X hw lf: M i. N x Xx -. 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W mi Q Elaine Allen joe Allen Phyllis Aycock Billy Baker Iris jean Barhee Patsy Beasley Carolyn Beaver Norris Bell Billie joe Bennett Barbara Blain Eugene Bost Frances Bost Robert Bost Dan Brown Peggy Cagle Bill Champion john Canupp Viola Carriker Betty Caton Lee Chaney Boy Christenliury james Cline Claudette Cochran Bill Cochran janice Corzine Nlickey Crisco Billy Mac Crnse Bnby Dixon Betty Drye Margaret Ann Drye Troy Ellington juclson Faggart Pansy Faggart jane Foil june Freeze Barhara Frye Thomas Gledhill Ola Mae Greene lluth Greene Katherine Gresham SIIPHIIMIIHES Katherine Griffin Max Harris Kare11 Harrison Cecil Holmes Mary Ann Hoover Donald Hopkins Thomas Neal Hopkins Margaret Hughes Betty jean jones jerry Kennerly Betty Ruth Kluttz jimmy Kluttz Bose Kluttz Floyd Lambert Betty Lewis Bobby Linker Bill Long Margaret Lowder jack Mabrey Sue Mauney Helen Melchor joe Miller Buddy Mills Kenneth Mills Nancy Lee Mills Anne Misenheimer Darlene Moore E. C. Morris Miriam Morris Maxine Mnllis Sara Murr Mary McCants George McCormac Patsy McGraw Bnth Nance Alan Newton Tully Newton Wylie Newton Phil Penninger Elizabeth Poplin SUPHUMUHES Ann Dove Propst Peggy Puckett Violet Ruth Puckett Bobby Ritchie David Ritchie Donald Roberts Tccetl Rogers Sarah Sapp Bede Bob Sasser Richard Savage Sally Scott Larry Sedherry Margaret Sheffield Marilyn Shepherd Mildred Shoe Edward Shue Dixie Sims Shirley Sloop Barbara Smith Frances Smith jerry Smith john L. Smith Charles Stimson james Stone Anne Suther Gerald Talhert Sara Talley Carroll Tarlton Peggy Taylor Lewis Thomason Mary Ann Tl1Il1'IllJll1f., Betty Trnll june Tucker Janis Vaughn joe Warlick jimmy Weddington jane Whitener A. W. Widenhouse Joe VVidenhouse Helen Williams SIJPHIHVIUIIES 5 L....i jail-birds . . . Hooked . . . BilI's girl . . . Pigs,' . . . Twitterpated . . . B1'l'l'1' . . Louise . . . Clwesecakc . . . Lookout, Watson . . . RedD . . . Mob rule . . femmes fatalesn . . . 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Z, Q nnlefg flraix X 3 -P Q tm S Q ,ff jean Allen Ernest Allman Betty Baker Danny Baker Charles Barger Bruce Barnhardt Mimie Jean Basinger Vaehel Basingcr Bolnlmy Ray Baueom Don Berryhill Bohhy Black June Bonds Shirley Bratton Maurice Broome Albert Brown Rita Bunn Betty Burge Syhil Burleyson Carol Burrage Leonard Calloway Sara Nancy Carpenter Cail Carson Sa1'a Ann Caton Bonnie Cline Doris Cline john Cline Mae Coleman Peggy Coleman Carolyn Collins Carolyn Cook Johnny Craver Franees Crayton Vina Faye Cress Patty Crowell Nadine Daniel Louise DeVVitt Betty Dry Fred Drye Kenneth Drye Shirley Drye Ilelen Edsell Larry Edwards Sylvia Elam Boy Ellington Preston Faggart A. C. Farmer Ann Faulkenherry Cary Fleming jerry Frye Barbara Furr jimmy Furl' Jennie Lou Gillon Judith Greene Lillian Hagler Norma Harris Billy Ray Hatley F ranees Haywood Dorothy Ilelms Patsy Helms Margaret Hennessce Jilllllly' llinson Shirley Holshouser Billie Honeyeutt Barbara Hughes 48 james lluntley jimmy jackson Jimmy Jenkins To Iohnson Phyllis Kiser Phyllis Kluttz Ann Krider Shirley Lancaster Ruth Leigh jimmy Liueherger Betsy Lippard Peggy Sue Long jim Magill Ruth Mann jadie Metcalf Charles Miller Bohhy M. Mills Patsy Ann Moore Rodney Morrison Ellen Mosley Larry Mc-Call George ML-Clellan Eugene Mc-Lain Larry Newton Betsy Patterson Matt Patterson Sue Patterson Creighton Peden Clary Phillips Norma jean Reese jack Ridenhour Carrie Ritz Carroll Rowe Connie Russell Ethlene Savage Clyde Scott Shirley Sherrin Carroll Sides Jack Sides Larry Sides Norman Smith Carol Snuggs Buford Swaringen Roy Thomas Kaylene Tucker Wright Tucker Kenneth Waddell Bohhy YValker Mary Eleanor VVhite Billy VVhitley Conrad Whitley Hettie Jean VVhitley Betty Lou Whittington David Widenhouse Frank Williams Larry R. XVilliams Phil Yandlc Wanda Yow 49 .my K 4 . r V i., ,.. N 5 H i, Q t lf lf V E I .,,I5 35KxvRzm 1 W f Q a s I 9 fx, ' Gr ,a u i V,uv: L uh AN t li l X.. E :V a-gfibfv i i V. 'TF tg ll 'gif ' I A W rf V' 3' i up 4is'mFf r Tir in A i f it wc, L A . 3 .mv 1. fx? 1,,1 I ,Sy , 553554 : gl: iw-, AQ? if . . 'J' 2 I 4 Y' . 'ij ,. - i , iwwwmwt wa lf? fi ,M Qi '-.. k '- K? WE-f 1 f Qi , l F . V . nos- BW ,fr x .,,,? 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' A V' N 7 I 3 in-5 gh Q L Bill Allen Sara jo Allen Bill Arrowood Francis Avery Mike Barnhardt Geraldine Barrier Bohhy Allen Doris Almond Kenneth Austin Alice Barnhardt Ralph Barnhardt Larry Barringcr Norma Jean Barringer Anne Beaver Jimmy Bcnficld Nina Blackwcldcr llarvcy Blume Sandra Bost Pamela Brafford Iris Buckner Doris Ann Burris Louise Cannon Dewitt Carrikcr Betty Ilill Canshy Roy Clyhnrn Bernie Cook Pat Cummings Sandra Dcaton Gerald Dick -Io Carolyn Edscll Patsy Ellington Erncstine Foster Vicky Glenn Margie Gray Huhcrt Griffin Katharine Bisanar Dell Blanchard Carol Ann Bost Frankie Brafford Montez Brown jimmy Bunn Ilarriettc Campion james Carpenter Iliranl Caton Martha Clark llalph Cochran llugh Craig Peggy Davis Carolyn Denny Buddy Dorton Barbara Edwards Don Endy Ann Furr Donald Goodman Petc Gray John Griffin Pamela llartscll XVillie Dean llathcoclc Jo Ann Ilatley Mary Lou Hay Nancy Hinson Nancy Hatlcy Helen Hinson XVilliam Hinson Dewey Honharrier Aim lloward Delores Hunter Frances Irvine Lloyd Jordan janet Kctner Peggy Leigh Dianne Little VVilliam Littlc Betty Rose Irvin Janet johnson Billy Kestlcr Mosc Lalfoy Bobby Lcntz .Iinnny Little Betty Iean Long EIGHTH SHADE Dale Lowder Louise Mills Betty Io Moose Mickey Morgan Marshall Miller Shirley Mills June Morgan Helen Morris Mason Morris Bobbie Jean Mosley Pete Mullis Shirley Mullis Mac MacFadyen Connie McCachren june McClamrock Buddy McEachern Peggy Nash Phillip Nelson Peggy Phillips Rachel Pressley Carrol Puckett Wayne Nash Edith Parrish Clyde Porter Ierry Privette Eugene Ragan Charles Readling Edith Reid Dorothy Ritchie Maurice Ritchie Jerry Robinson Phyllis Ann Roseman C. W. Rowland Elmer Sealey Henry Shankle jimmy Shinn Ceraldine Shue Evin Sides Dorcas Smith james Smith Claude Sapp Howard Seymour Margaret Sherrill Bobby Shoe Deane Sides Jerry Sloop Iris Lee Smith Albert Spradley George Stikeleather Edith Stough Bobby Sulmncrell Doris Suther Ben Swaringen Shirley Tallent Paul Tallcnt Garren Tate Ioan Teeter Nancy Tharrington Coy Thomas Tempe Thomason Joe Thompson Nancy Tucker Bobby Wade Elizabeth Watts Janice Tucker Donald Vaughn Ralph Wallace Elizabeth Widenhouse Ann Williams Bobby Wilson Wanda Yow John VVilliams Bill Young EIBHTH EH IIE X 'I H S' iiii 'Q A',A. Y Q E S ii? r N3 B E 'K F C , It EV , I3q . .,.az:1t.. 5,1 .ii-eng fl . K , ,M . : .E D . A , , , 5 li fi.: s , ,f N . E V unu -2. it . 3 nl T ,. W ag ree, r '- , gas lm! y , W ..n..,... .., ,.,. F' f 'I ' i 3 ' M V - A xx X X ' 4 i 2- If ' .QCIIII-H-s Esther Alexander Phyllis Allred Shirley Almond john Henry Austin john Barnhardt john B. Barnhardt Dorothy Barr Donald Baueom Sylvia Beaver jimmy Benton Benny Blaelcwelder Shirley Bonds Ronald Bost Mary Brantley johnny Braswell Bobby Broadway Morrison Brown joe Byrd Modene Canupp Ivey Carriker Sharon Caslcey Dottie Caton Ann Chaney Myrna Loy Cook Claudine Cox james Craver Martha Crayton Dean Cress Carolyn Crowell Ellen Basinger Kenneth Baueom jane Benfield Margaret Biggcrs Harry Blume Linda Bost Alan Bowman Grady Braswell Donald Bratton Nancy Broadway Donald Burris Ann Cagle Fred Carriker Maxine Cartretl james Catheart Ann Chambers Dolores Childress Ioc Corzine Harlean Craver Sylvia Craver Clarence Cress Patsy Cress Ira Dobson 'E E 3' C T. if ' ig i' my 'L l S ' fit y B y, B H S eo a Q .., t ,. , f- nee e .p...e , Qtek ' F f 2 Q' l fy ,, W , .f...., ,fir 1 t :jigs In Q 1 fl- H .K fre S W -' f lim -.hi ss , 52 Vann Dryc Dorothy Earnhardt Judith Edwards Patsy Edwards Sue Efird Kyle Elwood Carole Eudy Phyllis Eudy Wynona Fink Billy Frye Larry Frye Betty Furr SEVE TH BH!-HIE Hal F urr Clifford Goode Bobby Greene Wayne Haigler Lamar Hammett Bay Ilartsell Buford lleglar Diana Helms Kenneth Hinson Gerry Gilbert Martha Gray Floyd Gregory Howard Hammett Betty Sue Hartsell Billy Hatley Bobby Helms Billy Higdon Brown Holbrook Betty Jean Higdon Peggy Holmes Bill Honbarger Betty Jo Honeycutt Morrison Honeycutt Audrey Hooks Juanita Howell Thomas Irvin Donald Jones Nettie Jo Jordan Billy Kee Jane Kinard Thomas Lambert Bobby Lentz Isabel Litakcr Nancy Long Ramelle Love Peggy Lowder Amy Matthews Larry Miller Charlotte Hughes Joyce Johnson Janie Jordan David Keasler Garry Ketner Douglas Kluttz Jimmy Layton Maxine Lentz Betty Lomax Kay Hope Love Jay Lowder Robert Mann Bobby Maulden Bobby Mills lloy Misenheimer Paul Moose Joyce Morton Gay Mothershed Millie ML-Bryde Nancy McClamrock Dolores McGellan Betty Jean McClure James Mc-Clure Buddy Newton Barbara Nance Janie Newton wr . 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A 3 . . er ' B X SEVE TH SHADE 53 was ,Q Q- iw X ,is wi If . f 1 xt Kenneth Newton Tommy Petty Larry Polk Jim Propst Betty Ritz Boyce Rogers Elaine Rowland Mack Parker Carolyn Phillips Io Ellen Pressley Carl Ridenhour Larry Robinson Billy Ross Richard Rudisill Bennie Rummage Morrison Sanders Arnold Seamon Jerry Sides Dionne Simpson Barbara Sloop Franklin Smith Gerald Sedberry Odell Sills Cary Sims Eugene Smith Haywood Smith Mary Agnes Starnes Gene Staton Patsy Stimson Carol Stone Rodney Summerell Max Suther Bobby Thompson Joyce Thompson Edward Torrenee Darrell Trull I. T. Trull Carolyn Tucker Bobby Walker Patsy Walker Larry Wensil Lillian Whittington Johnnie Walker Katie Wensil Harold Whitley Suzanne Widenhouse Larry Williams Robert Wilson Sam Young Philip Williams Dorothy Wright SEVE TH SHADE MUSIC THE LOST 0? 4? Cl-lOI12D 'lk KlCNNlC'l'll Coommm President l5u.1. IIANSH.. IJONALD Coin. DUN XVAIJDICIJ, CIIIAIKLICS Ifulm. l.l l'llliIl IlAl:'l'slc c:I'IOllKSlC A. l'1cf:K 56 Kr. 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AN T N , ,ms , .. ,z g , JH , 1081 BEISINNEHS HAND The Beginners' Band, under the joint leadership of Mr. Peck and Mr. Goodman, affords an excellent opportunity for students not skilled enough for the Varsity Band to learn the fundamen- tals of applied inusie. WVhen students are proficient enough to enter the Varsity Band, they are promoted immediately. Dorothy Barr llarry Blume llaryey Bhnne Donald Bratton Montel Brown Donald Burris Betty llill Cnushy Ann Chznnl Ann Chaney Roy Clyhurn Buddy Dorton .ludith Edwards Larry Frye Gerry Gilbert Vicky Glenn Ann Howard janet lietner jane Kinard Isabelle Litaker liohert Mann Roy lhllSt'l1llL'llNCI' Paul Moose Dolores My-Clellan Buddy Meliael Matt Patterson Billy Perry Peggy Phillips -Inn Propst livin Sides Cary Siins lris Lee Slllltll Carol Stone Max Suther Darrell Trull Bolmlmy NYade Ann xVllllilIllS Holm VVilson NIQ l My 58 f-MQW 'fain IIHIIHUS Mn. BUFORD YOUNG GOODLIAN ..... ......., ....... D i rector This year the chorus, composed of ninety-four mem- bers, was the largest in the history of the high school. Under the very capable direction of Mr. Goodman, the cliorus gave several concerts and participated in numer- ous special programs. Several small ensembles were formed with members of the chorus, and these groups sang on various occasions. Betty Sue Alexander Elaine Allen Jean Allen Betty Armstrong Phyllis Aycock Aileen Ballard Bruce Barnhardt Luther Barnhardt Margaret Baruhardt Phoebe Barnhardt Mimie Jean Basinger Hunter Benfield Betty Bennett Sara Blackwelder Marlene Bost Robert Braswell Torbert Brewer Carol Burrage Peggy Burris Bobby Caglc Robert Carriker Joanne Carson Betty Caton Sara Ann Caton Betty Jean Catheart Catherine Chaney Lee Chaney James Cline Jolm Cline Howard Coleman Phyllis Coleman Donald Corl Lael Corzine Beverly Cumbie Bill Deal Ann Dees Judson Faggart Pansy Faggart June Freeze Barbara Frye Mary Ann Frye Flora Furr Kenneth Goodman Judith Green Ray Green Joan llagler Norma llarris Betty Jean Hay Bette lloover Janet lloover Mary Ann Hoover Mary Hopkins Margaret Hughes Alice Ketner Betty Ruth Kluttz Charlotte Mabbette Bob Mabrey Anne Misenheimer George Moose Betty Lou McDaniels Patsy McGraw Edith ML-Lester 'l'ully Newton YVylie Newton Sue Patterson Nick Peek Marilyn Pendleton Cora Mae Peninger Nancy Petty Ann Dove Propst Doris Richardson Carrie Ritz Louise Roberts Jean Robinson Dale Rowe- Doris Russell Dot Satrit Miriam Seymour Mildred Shoe llelen Shuping Patsy Simpson Dixie Sims Betty Starncs Joy Strawn llarold Suther Maxine Swaringen Sara Talley Carroll Tarlton Ann Weddington llerbert VVellman Colleen Whitley BettyqVVhittington llelen Williams Gail YVinecott 59 .rub 2 an - QNX, Big wheel . . . llezldy for bed? . . . Strictly formal . . . lust ll little bit 0' joy llowcly. purclnep' . . . Archilmalcl . . . Lassie comes home . . . By the sea Fly tmp . . . Mnclamoiselle Fifi . . . XVl1z1t'cl1a1 S00-llllll? . . . Angel? -I 6: -I . . . VVlio is it? . . . Sliowlmrmt. VN 1?- N55 fb 5 'S -fe Y ,f X I Q . IJ? I I R If 1 MMM: N ,Y I I . x x . 'A 1 A Q NX .' f m x-A I X X Nw , 4 A X X U ' 'L ' X Xi I lx 4 A X X. X 4 -x -ex 5 af' Ake me Oil' lo xx lk SNC XX X X xl Q7 2 ' ' x I N X S e A X C 'X Xi 4 X XXX. AQ QR X Q s W XS X N - X Q x lk SX Q R 'ytxx 5 P .X l x X NK X RA gk 5 Y X my r X x X 5 K Q f. , xi 9x X 'T X A NK ' fl x 9 F S HUB IIIJAIIHES FRANK AUSTIN Varsity football, Girls, basketball, baseball HENRY BONNER Boys, basketball, B-Squad football PAUL BOULUS Assistant, football IACK SPARKS B-Squad football IJUH El-lPTl-XINS ROBERT BRASXVELL Co-Captain, Football jimmy DoccE1'r Co-Captain, Football BILL IRVIN Captain, Boys' Basketball SALLY SCOTT Co-Captain, Girls, Basketball PHYLLIS COLENIAN Co-Captain, Girls' Basketball VARSITY PllnllTBllI.L AT CUNIIIIHD First Flow: Robert Braswell, jimmy Doggett. Second Row: Buddy Kluttz, Bill Irvin, Gene Morris, Bill MeEachcrn jerry Smith, Chip Ritchie, Marion Bost, Ray Thomas. Tliircl Row: joe Allen, Fred Hull, Gene Hinson, Mickey Crisco, Conley Ray Suther, Martin Jordan, Gene McLain. Fourth Row: Larry McCall, Carl Furr, Gary VVidenhouse, Bill Cochran, Basil Talbirt, Fred Ketner, Louis Black, Bobby Black. Manager: Larry Williams, Thomas Neal Hopkins, George Moose VARSITY FIIIJTBALL The Spider football team finished the season with three wins and seven defeats. With only nine lettermen returning, Coach Austin had to look to last yearis B-squad for his team. Although inexperienced, the Spiders fought gamely and never gave up without a battle. Tub,' Brasvvell, Gene Morris, Buddy Kluttz, jerry Smith, and Roy Thomas stood out along the forward Wall, while jimmy Dog- gett, Bill Irvin, joe Allen, Fred Ketner, Canvass,' Hinson, Basil Talbirt, Conley Ray Suther, and Larry McCall played well in the backfield. Team, Morganton Mooresville Monroe Mt. Airy Childrens Home Kannapolis Albemarle Statesville Cherryvillc County All-Stars Score 12-0 6-0 19-0 19-0 33-13 12-7 225-0 14-13 12-0 12-0 1Vi7l1lCl' Morganton Concord Monroe Mt. Airy Childrens Home Concord Allwmarlc Statesvillo Cherryville Concord 63 This year's B-Squad brought forth several players who will aid Coach Austin on the var- sity next year. Among the outstanding players Were: joe XViclenhouse, Kenny Austin, Phil Penninger, and Bobby Summerall. First Row: Coach Bonner, Dan Brown. Rodney Morrison, Bill Pecien, Ceralcl Dick, jerry Sloop, Don Roberts, Coach Sparks. Second Row: Kenny Austin. Bay De Boe, Boy Long. Cracly Braswell, Leonard Calloway, Phil Penninger, jerry Robinson. Third Bow: joe XViclenhonse, Bicharcl Lapish, Bobby Linker, Bob Sunmierall, Bill Little, i Buys' B-Squad Fnnthall Iiirls' B-Squad Basketball The experience these girls get on the B- Squacl will aid them greatly when they gradu- ate to varsity ranks. This year's squad is very large, showing that the interest for sports is growing in Con- cord High. The outlook for winning basket ball teams is very bright. First Row: Mary Eleanor YVhite, Darlene Moorc, Peggy Puckett. Mary Ann Thornburg, 64 Margaret llennessee, Frances Haywood, Betty Baker. Bita Bunn, Carolyn Cook. Second How: Nancy Tucker. Barbara Nance, Maxine Lentz, Temple Thomason, Mason Morris. Sandra Deaton, Dcanie Ilathcock, Ruth Mann. Doris Suther, Nancy llatley. Frances Creighton. Third Row: Doris Burris, Betty Jean Long, Cay hlothershctl. Lillian NVhittington, Bonnie Cline, Marv Brantley, Shirley Holshouser, Martha Cray. Carolyn Denny, june McClamrock. Patsy Ellington. Norma .lean Beese, Barbara llughes, Peggy Davis, Mary Coleman. BASEBALL The Concord High baseball team opened the season with seven returning lettermen and about fifteen more candidates. Team Tech High Tech Harding Asheboro Mooresville Harding Kauuapolis Asheboro Stutesville Spencer Statesvillc Kzniuapolis Mooresville Place Time Charlotte 3:30 Concord 3 : 30 Charlotte 3:30 Concord 3:30 Mooresville 3 : 30 Concord 3 :30 Concord 8:00 Ashe boro 4:00 Concord 3:30 Spencer 4:00 Statesville 8:00 Kannapolis 8:00 Concord 3 :30 First Row, Richard Lapish, jo Allen, Larry Sedberry, Bill Cochran, Thomas Gledhill. Kenneth Dry, Bob Mabrey, Gerald Talbert, Floyd Lambert, Wylie Newton. Second Row, Clyde Scott, Bobby Dun Denton, Bobby Cagle, Ray Greene, llunter Benfield, Robert Braswell, Buddy Klnttz, Joe Misenheimer, Jerry Kennerly, Richard Simpson, Larry McCall. 'l'l1ird Row, Don Bost, jerry Smith, Bill MeEaehern, Luther Barnhurdt, joe XVidenhouse, Harold Sutlier, Ray Thomas, Bill Morris, George Moose. 65 V HSITY B SHETB LL B U Y 5 First How: Buh Denton, joe Allen, Phil P1-nningcr, Ray Greene, Martin Ray Sides, Fred Kctncr. Seconll Howg Luther Barnhardt fManagerl, Don Bost, Gene Morris, Bill McEachern, Bill Irvin fCaptainD, Dale Millcr LAlternatc Captainj, jimmy Doggett, Coach Bonner, Howard Coleman CManagerJ. The Spiders Wound up the season with an overall record of 18 and 5. The Conference record was 12 victories and 2 defeats. Coach Henry Bonner had only two lettermen from last year's squad, but with aid from the Boys' Club and B-Squad, he had a ve1'y successful season. Team Score l'Vinncr Albemarle 56-33 Concord Monroe 46-30 Concord Statesville 39-38 Statesville Mooresville 44-40 Concord Monroe 43-26 Concord Spencer 63-38 Concord Statesville 44-39 Concord Alhemarle 65-52 Concord Lexington 44-43 Lexington Kannapolis 45-42 Concord N looresville 59-44 Concord Kannapolis 58-42 Concord Lexington 47-42 Concord Spencer 50-38 Concord 66 EU IIIIHII IIIEII GIRLS Team Albemarle Monroe Statesville M ooresville Monroe Spencer Statesville Albemarle Lexington Kannapolis Nlooresville Kannapolis Lexington Spencer Left to right: Patricia Barnhardt, Miriam Cook, Syhil Burleyson, Connie Russell, Lael Corzine, Sally Scott, Betty Jo Irvine, Phyllis Coleman, jane Whitencr, Doris Almond, Heddic Jean VVhitlcy, Theresa Barnhurdt. Managers: Pat Simpson and Millie Cline. The Spideretts started the season with only three lettermen. Coach Austin had to get his team mostly from last year,s B-Squad. Inexperience proved a great disadvantage to the girls, but they gave every team a good fight. They won 2, lost II, and tied I in the South Piedmont Conference. Score Winner 49-20 Albemarle 39-32 Concord 60-34 Statesville 45-45 C tiej 32-28 Monroe -18-43 Spencer 57-28 Statesville 57-29 Albemarle 46-38 Lexington 53-39 Kannapolis 37-32 Concord -I5-43 Kannapolis 60-42 Lexington 59-46 Spencer 67 EHEEHLE!-HJEHS Concord High is lucky to liuvv such ll lim- stall' ol' Clll'l'l'- lvaiclvrs. The-y uttcuclccl all athlvtic vvmits. no muttm-1' wlicrc- they wvrc playa-cl, zmcl lecl thc- yvlls. Tho cl1c'c1'lvuclc1's also lic-lp promotc- good ll-vliugs livtxw-c-in Concord High and rival schools. Nllss Aliliili S'l'lIlCKl,lN. Sponsor I Io Riglzl: Miuiiv .lwui liusiiigvr. l x'mic'cs Irvim-, Doris Aliuoml. Dot Sufrit lCliicfJ. iis Trout CAssisl:uit Chia-fb, Suv Mguliim-y, ,loan llohinsou. Extra. Curricular A f X lLgI uofxz WM? 3 ' Xi L Q mf BQXSX R4 MXXV -X5 5 ' X 1 ff M, 7 If XX X qt ' XM xx X xx 171116 oq my HARJS STUDENT IJHGANIZATIIIN OFFICERS ROY DAVIS ....... . . ..,.,. .Vice President JANE S'rAToN. ..., .,,A . ,.,..,.,,,.A,.A, ,,.,., . P resident JANIS VAUGHN ,. . . Secretary-Treclsrlrel' Pnoums ISABNHAHDT .. . . ...Vice President Miss RUBY SXVISHER .,.,,.,. ..,..,,..,. . .. Sponsor The Student Organization is made up of two bodies, the Student Council and the Student Assembly. These organizations are the link between the students and teachers. During the past year the Assembly has sponsored many dances. Its main efforts have been to establish better public relations among the schools in this area and to achieve greater participation of the students in social and athletic events. Clean-up Week and a successful Sponsors Night for the football team were also sponsored. The Student Assembly is trying to build a good school and to hold high the democratic ideal that it represents. 70 Betty Buth Corzine Zeb Vance Smith Nancy Widenhouse Charles Furr Barbara Keasler Buddy Kluttz joanne Carson Carl Fllfl' Carol Mchlahan Wallace Troutman Patsy Williams Kay Davis Miriam Morris joe Allen Betty Caton Richard Savage Pansy Faggart Carroll Tarlton Viola Carriker Darlene Moore Betty Burge Charles Barger Dorothy Helms Albert Brown Rita Bunn George McClellan Frances Haywood Bobby Ray Baucom Nancy Tucker jimmy Shinn Frances Irvine Don Eudy Carolyn Denny Buddy McEachern Helen Hinson jimmy Bunn Doris Suther Balph Cochran Isabel Litaker Haywood Smith Ann Cagle james Lee Craver VVyona Fink john Barnhardt Ellen Basinger Hal Furr Dorothy Earnhardt David Keasler STUDENT ASSEMBLYMEN JUUHNALISM EI. B The journalism Cluh was organized at Con- corcl lligh School in 1939 with the purpose of puhlishing ai newspaper, encouraging creative uhility. :incl giving training to those interested in newspaper work. The lVCIlUfll,Q.S', the school paper, was begun hy the class of 1931. This year, uncler the clirection of Nlrs. li. ll. Tlmr- rington, the club has clispluyecl enthusiastic efforts in producing this six-page newspaper every two weeks. MEMBERS Bi:w:ii1.x' Cmlmr: ,.., .,.,... Blu. Moiuus ,. Ai.ic:i1: Ku'rNi:ii ,. ,.... ..... . ., Bu.i.uc ANNE BnAsw1-gm. C,xuoi.'fN LITTLE . ,.... ..... , . Mus. B. ll. YFIIARIIINGTON l'lio4-he lSiu'nluu'cli. lleheceu Calloway, Joanne Carson, Millie Cline, llowiircl Coleman, Lael Corzine, Hoy Dqivis, Nlurtliu l iuI,gui't, Ray Green, c,I'L'llill'Kl llorcl, 72 ,. ...,. .. ,. lfzlilor . Editor .,..,I3u.s'i1ies.s- Mzniuger .. Circulation Manager ....ArIucrtisirig Mazinger . .,.....,S1?OllSUI' Dottie Horton, Martin jorcluu. Aleainne Ann Patterson, Nick Peck, Patsy Simpson, Zell Viinee Smith, Lune Stziton. Annis Trout. Billie Ann Braswell Millie Cline Howard Coleman Donald Corl Lael Corzine Beverly Cumbie Roy Davis Kenneth Goodman Alice Ketner Carolyn Little Bill Morris Zeb Smith Jane Staton Mrs. Frances Alston, Sponson Mrs. Frances Tharrington, Sponsor UUILL AND SIIHU-LI. The Quill and Scroll, international honor- ary society for high school journalists, was organized in Concord High School in 1942 with the purpose of encouraging and reward- ing the individual student for meritorious work in journalism and allied fields. Juniors, seniors, and post-graduates who are in the upper third of their class and who have done superior work in writing, editing, or business management are eligible. The motto of the society is Ye shall know the truth and the truth shall make ye freer 73 FIJHENSIII CLUB OFFICERS PHIL HAYYVOOD President Do'rTrE IIORTON Vice Presirlent BE1'l'Y RUTH Co1rzlNr: Secretary RoY DAVIS Treasurer Miss RUBY SYVISIIER S ponsor The purpose of the Forensic Club is to stimulate interest and excellence in all types of oral expression. The club opportunities in debating, oratory, informal speaking, and literary interpretation. Forensic Club speakers frequently appear before Concord High School and Concord audiences as well as in intra-school meets and contests all over the state. Students who have shown outstanding ability and service in the field of public speaking are eligible for membership i11 the honorary organization, the National Forensic League. l MEMBERS Phyllis Aycock, Eugene Bost, Viola Carriker, Betty Caton, Lee Chaney, Millie Cline, Howard Coleman, Betty Ruth Corzine, Janice Corzine, Lael Corzine, Roy Davis, Martha Faggart, Pansy Faggart, Jane Foil, June Freeze, Barbara Frye, Flora Furr, Phil Haywood, Orchard Hord, Dottie Horton, Bette Hoover, Mary Ann Hoover, Phyllis Howell, Alice Ketner, Betty Ruth Kluttz, Jimmy Kluttz, Bill Little, Carolyn Little, Mack Long, Ruth Mann, Anne Misenheimer, George Moose, Miriam Morris, Patricia McGraw, Tully Newton, Joan Peninger, Anne Dove Propst, Violet Ruth Puckett, Tecetl Rogers. Dale Rowe, Bede Bob Sasser, Ilelen Shuping, David Sides, Pat Simpson, Shirley Sloop, Joy Strawn, Sara Talley, James Teeter, Herbert VVelhnan, Betty Sue XVhite. EAFETEHIA ASSISTHNTS OFFICERS Pizczcy CIAc1.i5 .. . , i , . , ,, ,. ....... .President l'15c:f:Y Co1,1axiAN . . ,V ice President juni: Bonus . ..,. , Secretary-Treasurer Mus. ANNIE Lois BU1,1,A s . ,.,. Sponsor The Cafeteria Assistants are students who give their time, energy. and service in order that the routine of the school may go on. The daily preparation of lunch in the cafeteria throughout the year could not successfully be carried on without these willing workers, whose only glory is the left-overs. During the year the cafeteria assistants planned and presented programs for the purpose of learning more about proper meals. REGULAR SUBSTITUTES june Bontls Nadine Daniel Cail Carson Elaine Measmei Peggy Cagle Phyllis Howell Geraldine llolshouser Nancy Mills Peggy Coleman Ianiee Vaughn MEMBERS .lean Allen Barbara Blain Shirley Bratton june Boncls Betty Burge Peggy Burris Peggy Cagle Sara Ann Caton Sara Naney Carpenter Viola Carriker Cail Carson Mae Coleman Peggy Coleman Carolyn Collins Vina Fay Cress Ruby Dixon Shirley Dry llelen Eclsell Sylvia Elain jiidsen Faggart Annie Louise Furr Peggy Furr Ola May Green Peggy Cray Jenny Lou Cillon Lillian Ilagler Geraldine Ilolshouser Billie lloneyeutt Vivian Iloneyeutt, Bettie lean jones Phyllis Riser Shirley Lancaster Ruth Leigh Betsy Lipparcl Ann Lyerly Sue Mauney Nancy Lee Mills Ellen Mosley Tully Newton Elizabeth Overcash Elizabeth Poplin Peggy Puckett Norma Jean Reese Teeetl Rogers 76 Sarah Sapp Louise Scott Margaret Sheffield Shirley Sherrin Frances Smith Betty Trull Novaline Trull Alune 'l'ueker, Betty Whittington Jane VVhitener Lillian Yow Janis Vaughn F. H. ll. OFFICERS BA11isA11A KEASLEH JEANETTE WVENSIL , ., .. , Vice MARY ANN THo11NnU11c:. ,, RUTH NANCE 1 I'l'U.sifl1'11I l'rz'siflr'nl St'f'l'l'lI1l'y Tl'l'l1Slll'l'l' The F11t11re Homemakers of America is a national organization of pupils who study homemaking ill junior and senior high schools. It teaches girls to work together for better and happier home lives. Its members believe that helping to make happy homes now and in the future is one of the most important things that youth can do for clenioeraey. Luther Barnhardt Treasurer Don Bost Bill Cochran Don Corl Secretary Roy Davis Cordon Drye Charles Furr Kenneth Goodman Vice President Phil Haywood Bobby Helms Martin jordan Mack Long Bill Morris Don Motsinger Chip', Ritchie President Phil Penninger joe Propst Jerry Smith Zeb Smith Don Waddell Joe VVarlick Mr. Ralph Glenn Sponsor KEY IILUB Organized in the fall of 1947 by the Concord Kiwanis Club, the Concord High School Key Club is composed of leaders from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes, and is a member of Key Club International. During this past year the club sponsored a benefit bridge party, aided a needy family at Christmas, and did numerous service projects for the school and community. TRI-HI-Y EL B ' 5 L. OFFICERS NANCY lXlISENIIl-IIIXIICR .. . . . .. .... President BE'r'rY Dou'1'oN. . ,. ,. ., Treasuui Su11u,r:Y Lr1 ri.i-:A ,.... .. A... Vice Presiclent NANCY PHITY . .... , . .... Sergeant-utArn14 CIORA lXlAY Pi5NiNr:1f:1z . ,. ,. . A . . ,. , Secretary Miss LAURA -IEAN NEYVEl.l ,... . , Sponsor Tha- Tri-Hi-Y Cluh is the Young Womcn's Christian Association 01711 ltmg, in thc high school. It was established to create, maintain. and extend throughout thc homc, school, and community high standards of Christian character, lnouqlit about hy tho clc-struction of adverse conditions, uso of cle-an spec-ch. clean lnmg, and cloan scholarship. The slogan of this club is as follows: Pure thoughts pun worcls, pure actionf' B1-tty Suv Alex Betty Armstrong Aila-on Ballard Iris -lt-an liarhvi' Marlvnc' Host -loannc' Carson anclvr Cllilllfliqll' Cocllran Iris Colvy 78 Carolyn Duncan lxl2ll'gill'L'l Ann Dry Millie Earnhardt Patsy Ennis Mary Ann lfryv Ccralclinv Carmon Ola Mar- Crvcn Katha-rinv c:l'K'SlHllll -loan llaglvr Karon Harrison Barhara Irvin Carolyn Johnson Carolyn Long lNIargarvt Lowclcr Aim Lyvrly Mary McCants llvan lllott Louisv llolwrls Sara Sapp Dixie' Sims liarlmara Mbclcliiigtoii Colleen XVliitlt'y ,lc'aiu'ttr' XVt'nsil llvlvn YYilliains HI-Y CLUB MEMBERS Iohn Barbee Torbert Brewer Ralph Drye Sergeant-at-Arms Marvin Eury Vice President Alex Helms Buddy Lippard Bill McEachern S ecretary Larry Sides james Teeter President Mr. Dwight Ives Sponsor The Hi-Y Club is an organization of inter- national scope dedicated to promoting Chris- tian principles in high schools everywhere. During the past year, the club formed a Tri-Hi-Y Club for girls, gave donations to local and world-wide service projects, and sent delegates to the Hi-Y convention for the two Carolinas in Charleston, South Carolina. The project now before the club is the or- ganization of a junior Hi-Y Club for the High School. 79 ABT IILUB OFFICERS BAXTER STEWART President NANCY PETTY Vice President lhlARTIN RAY SIDES Secretary JEAN ALLEN Treasurer MRS. lXlARY AUSTIN Sponsor The purpose of the Art Cluh is to promote art in the school and to give students an oppo1'tunity to express themselves freely in an urtlstlc lllklllllef. l,1ltI'lk'l2l Baruharclt 'I'lu-resa Barnllarclt ltugeue Host YYatsou Host Betty Burgl- 80 Miekie Cook .lo Anne Correll Larry Edwards Jennie Lou Cillon Frances Haywood Margaret Hennessee .Iinnny Lineherger Betsy Lippard Charlotte Mahette Frank Moose Cene Morris Connie Russell Conley Ray Suther Mary Eleanor xvllltl Conrad NVhitley Hottie jean NVhitlcy x MEMBERS Luther Barnhardt Phoebe Barnhardt Vice President Howard Coleman Betty Ruth Corzine Lael Corzine Beverly Cumbie Boy Davis Bill Deal Peggy Furr Ken Goodman Orchard Hord Dottie Horton Betty Io Irvine S ecretary-Treasurer Martini Jordan Alice Ketner Carolyn Little Bill Morris Nick Peck Carl Roberts Annis Trout President Miss Blanche Stewart Sponsor NATIIINAI. THESPIAN SIIEIETY TROUPE NO. 202 The National Thespian Society grants membership to those who have performed meritorious work in dramatic arts. Member- ship is based on a point system which recognizes all kinds of dramatic, technical, and business skills necessary for a good high school theatre. 81 OFFICERS BEVERLY CURIBIE ,, ,.,AA,. .. ......,. Pre.s-iclent ORCHARD Hoan . . ..,. Vice President Bm rY IRVINE . .. e,.e,.e Secretary LAEL Conzme . . ..,, .,.., .,,. T 1 'easurer Mlss BLANCH15 S'1'15wAn'r ,. Sponsor IIHAMATIIIS EL B The Pan Players, Concord High Scho0l's senior dramatic organization, has bee11 in existence since 1982. Its purpose is to en- courage an interest in dramatic arts and to help students in self-development. During the current school year the Pan Players have produced the famous Broadway hit, George Washington Slept Here, the movie favorite, Mother Is ll Freshman, and have assisted the Seniors in producing their play. The following one-act plays have been produced this season: Contrast, The Ugly Duckling, and He Done Her VVrong. In addition, the Pan Players have given no less than ten programs for civic and church groups. The Ugly Duckling 82 Yes, Miss Stewart! Cu1'tz1i11!! You moan YOIIVVC bought this ,out housC!', 83 l PHYLLIS Krsi-:Ii r OFFICERS RITA BUNN.. ..,..,. ..,..A V zce JIBIINIY JACKSON. CAHOLYN Coox.. Miss ALICE STRICKLAND ...... .A,. MEMBERS Jean Allen Betty Baker Charles Barger Bruce Barnhardt Mimi Jean Basinger Bobby Hay Baucorn Bobby Black June Bonds Shirley Bratton Albert Brown Betty Burge Sybil Burleyson Carol Burrage Peggy Burris Sara Gail Sara John Mae Nancy Carpenter Carson Ann Caton Cline Coleman Peggy Coleman 84 Carolyn Collins Francis Crayton Patty Crowell Nadine Daniel Louise DeWitt Betty Dry Ken Dry Shirley Dry Larry Edwards Helen Edscll Sylvia Elam Roy Ellington Preston Faggart President President , S eeretary Treasurer . . Sponsor Ann Faulkenberry Gary Fleming Barbara Furr Jennie Lou Gillon Judith Greene Lillian Hagler Norma Harris Frances Haywood .IUNIIJH IIHAMATIIIS CLUB The Junior Dramatics Club was organiz- ed at Concord High School in 1948. It is open to those freshmen who are interested in the fundamentals of acting, make-up, and backstage work. During the year, the club has given num- erous plays and skits for its members, and in February presented a one-act comedy, Sally Takes A Bow, for the student body. Dorothy Helms Patsy Helms Margaret Hennessec Shirley Holshouser Billie Honeycutt Barbara Hughes Phyllis Kluttz Ann Krider Shirley Lancaster Ruth Leigh Jimmy Linebcrgcr Betsy Lippard Peggy Suc Long Jimmy Magill Charles Miller Bobby Mills Patsy Moore Ellen Mosley Larry McCall George McClellan Gene McLain Elizabeth Overcash Betsy Patterson Matt Patterson Sue Patterson Bill Peden Jeanie Reese Jack Ridenhour Connie Russell Clyde Scott Shirley Sherrin VVright Tucker Ken Waddell Frank Williams Larry Williams Mary Eleanor White Billy Whitley Conrad Whitley Hettie Jean Whitley Phil Yandle LYHE CLUB The Lyre Club was organized in the fall of 1948 for the purpose of recognizing outstanding work in the field of instru- mental music. Only the most accomplished in the field of music are en- titled to membership in this club. MEMBERS: Ray Causby Carolyn Little Don Corl Vice President Io Anne Correll Pat Miller Peggy F aggart, Nick Peck, Secretary-Treasurer President Max Ridenhour Tommy Sides Don Waddell George Peck, Dottie Horton Sponsor Ken Goodman liaymelle Gregory Bill Hansil Luther Hartsell 85 OFFICERS JOE HAHTSELL. .. jimmy SBIITH ..,. .. ., IIELEN Mnncuon ..,.. lIuAru.1cs A1,1.i:N Mus. MARY FISIIICR A,.. .Vice President ... ...President .. , Secretary' ,. ,Treasurer .,....Spons0r SCIENCE CLUB Under the capable leadership of its sponsor, Mrs. Fisher, the Science Club has carried out various scientific projects and conducted several interesting programs for the purpose of en- couraging students to select scientific hobbies and future voca- tions. Also, plans have been laid for the future beautification of the school grounds. MEMBERS Joe Allen, Danny Baker, Bruce Barnhardt, Don Berryhill, Dan Brown, Carol Burragc, -lohn Cannup, Sara Ann Caton. Bill Campion, Bill Cochran, Patty Crowell, Louise DeW'ill, Betty Dry, Kenneth Drye, Arnie Efird, Preston Faggart, Pat Helms, Gene Hinson, Shirley Holshouser, Jimmy Huntley, Phyllis Kluttz, Ruth Mann, Jadie Metcalf, Bobby Mills, Patsy Moore, Douglas MeAnulty, Matt Patterson, Richard Savage, James Stone, Lewis Thompson, VVright Tucker, Jimmy VVeddington, Larry VVilliams. 86 OFFICERS Bon M ABBEY ....,4............,,.,... .... .A......., P resident LUTHER BARNHARDT ,..... .,.,,....... V ice President PHYLLIS COLEINIAN ,....,.., ,A ,4.. S ecretary-Treasurer Mu. FHANK AUs'r1N,, . ., A,.,.,......,4,..,V.,. Sponsor The purpose of the Monogram Club is to promote better sportsmanship throughout the school. Its main activities include the awarding of monograms and sweaters and the sponsorship of the Class Basketball Tournament and the junior County Basketball Tour- nament. Membership in the Monogram Club is granted only to those having outstanding service in sports or in team management. M N U B B A M E L U B MEMBERS joe Allen, Hunter Benficld, Louis Blank, Bobby Black, Marion Bost, Robert Braswell, Bobby Cagle, Bill Cochran, Sue Davis, Bobby Dan Deaton, jimmy Doggett, Charles Furr, liay Creen, Bobby Helms, Cent- Ilinson, Betty jo Irvine, Bill Irvin, Jerry Jarvis, Martin jordan Fred Ketner, Buddy Kluttz, joe Misenheimer, George Moose, Gene Morris, Larry McCall, Bill McEaehern, Gene ML-Lain, Chip,' Ritchie, Dot Safrit, Sally Scott, Jerry Smith, Zeb Smith, Conley Hay Suther, Basil Talbirt, Roy Thomas, Annis Trout, Pete XVc-nsil, Cary VVidenhouse. 87 Luther Barnhardt Phoebe Barnhardt Donald Corl Betty Buth Corzine Beverly Cumbie Roy Davis Cordon Drye Ken Goodman Vice President Bobby Helms President Orchard Hord Dottie Horton Martin jordan Alice Ketner Carolyn Little Bill Morris Zeb Smith Treasurer Jane Staton Maxine Swaringen Annis Trout Secretary Miss Hildreth Gabriel Sponsor THE NATIU-NAL HIJNUH SIIIIIIETY In 1928 the Invictus Chapter of the National Honor So- ciety was organized at Concord High School. The aims of this organization are to encourage high scholarship, to promote worthy leadership, to incite a desire to render useful service, and to encourage the development of high character in the students of Concord High School. This year the club chose as its minor project the establishment of a college catalogue library. Most important of its undertakings, however, was being host chapter to the 1950 state convention of the National Honor Society. Concgmlulatzbm. . . Senior Class of '50 BELK'S Concord? Lmding Department Store Concord, North Carolina Snyder Printing Company Concord, North Carolina Compliments of The Gift Shoppe Jewelers Congratulations to Class of 19 S 0 Weddington Cleaners Dry Cleaning at its Finestn Dial 4155 VVe Deliver Staton 6: Causby Feed Store FUL-O-PEP FEEDS, SEEDS Fertilizer and Hardware 22-24 Barllriclc Street Pl ltlll 0 4282 CARQL-MAY FINISHING CQ. INCORPORATED Quality Control, Plus Unexcelled Finishing Concord, N. C. We wish to congratulate each member of the Class of 1950 and wish for each of you a long, successful, and useful career that will be a credit to your home, school, and community. HEALY and FOYE IONES Photographers Children Groups Weddings School Photography Highest Quality Portraits MODEL STUDIO 38 South Union Dial 23231 Congratulations To The Class of '50 Lippard and Barrier Grocery K! The Home of Good Eats DIAL 2292 Meet Your Friends at the HOTEL SODA SHOP Cook With Electricity Compliments of Compliments of PEGGE LEE SCHOOL of Light and Water Dept. DANCE E. C. Kluttz Lumber Co. We Specialize in Millwork - Edward Kluttz, Owner Building Supplies Paints and Varnishes 73 Academy Street Phone 4296 Music Company own wearm Stoclvincja of wakhkoa Heaufq ll Its Management and Employees Wish the class of 50 a prosperous and peaceful future. 22122j,5-Hv,,. L I,ji121'I'2:11235::,.,,:r:r:+. fi.-:Q-312235:-ft, Ugg. 2:1-5,,., f,,gy, ,. ae- essses1ss Congratulations . . . Class of 1950 R. C. Crooks - Printer 18-20 South Spring Street Dial 2226 Tweed Fragrant-Pangburn's Candies C Refrigeratedj Pearl Drug Company Prescription Specialists Parker 51 Fountain Pen Surgical Supports For Men Citizen's National Bank Concord, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Congratulations! Wilkinson's, Inc. Furniture and Appliances Established 1903 Phone 3164 Concord, N. Compliments of City Pressing Club EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT STORE 14 East Depot Concord, N. C. A Carolina Store For All The People Serving You Through The Years Where Your Buying Dollar Stretches HOQVERS, IN C. The Young Man's Store 1912 1950 Concord, N. C. Congratulations To The Seniors Of 1950 CITIZENS BUILDING and LOAN ASSOCIATION Sponsors of Home Ownership and Thrift Offices Citizens National Rank Building Earl's Tire Store In Wil-mar Park CONCORD, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS . . SENIOR CLASS Yorke and Wadsworth Company Concord, N. C. The Old Reliable Hardware Store SINCE 1885 DIAL 6230 Compliinc-nts of Winecoff Motor Lines Cont-oral, N. C. Kestler Bros., Printers Printing-Lithographing- Engraving DIAL 5273 Concord, N. C. ci0lIgl'21flllLltiOllS To The Class of ,SO QUALITY CLEANERS I-I. E. Hall Furniture Co. Sf0rc' of Frivllrfly Sf'rLfiz'z ' I6-18 VVest Depot Street CONCORD, N. C. Congratulations - and - Best Wishes May the years 1he1d of you bring the fulflllment of your fondest hopes CANNON MILLS COMPANY CANNON Makers of F1mous Cfnnnon Towels 'md Sheets .4 .- 1 - 4 ,,i,-..-- 2 ' li ' 7' 4 Compliments of Sprott-Elliot Furniture Co. Phono 6222 Therc's Nothing Like Gas For Cooking, Refrigeration, Water Heating and Heating Public Service Company of North Carolina PRESLAR'S IEWELERS Standard Merchandise at Standard Prices Fine Repairing Dial 993l Arclwy Building Compliments of Hills Clothing Store, Inc. 90 South Union Street Dial 34592 Compliini-nts of Gulf Oil Corporation Dial 3247 DeWitt Motor Company VVil-Mar Park Phone 6228 CONCORD. N. C. Ritchie Hardware Company 'Your Hardware ftorcn CONCORD KANNAPOLIS Iohnston's Furniture Co. 99 Your Friendly Store 72-78 South Union Dial 5221 Congratulations Seniors! Kale - Lawing Company Complete Office Outfitters 27 South Union Phone 6176 Compliments of DIAMONDS i . WATGHBU ' i I- Jlwluw I -L A 'o o g g C 01150 ral 'S Leading IC wcflv rs ONE STOP UTILITY SERVICE Mm fiitwtlkil co. +m' C0llC0lIl.I.C. DMH266 Compliments of Wil-Mar Super Market Wil-Mar Park Congratulations . . . Class of ,SO LEDER BROS., INC. 39 South Union Concord, N. C. 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