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

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

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There are those of you who with these memories will walk from the doors of Concord High School into the dreams, hopes, and ambitions of a new world, and there, again, are those who are still to spend one, or two, or more years of your lives in the halls of C.H.S., warmed by the laughter of classmates. We are all aware that the memory of this year of happiness will be outstanding in our future years. The Spider Web staff now presents to you with a friendly hand this 1953 issue of THE SPIDER WEB to keep the joys of this unforget- table year fresh in your mind. D 1, My . V j'ffx. 4f1I TQ if:'0A a, wp ' in ry, If 24315 J CJ g'l1ari2! 1.45 -+ 'if MJ - 0 A 5 I , 1 .wt J - f' 'lj'1,:l- 0.!AL . ff.--f' - .. Qty! .Ji mf 71-'VJ 5: 'il f'.ff'41Lll lqffi: I I X N Ar.: 's i V' A ta it :vi J I A A if i f f f Al 6 J f J 4 w 1 1 1 1 i 1 Q , , l 1 i 7.1 1 , 1 i , 1 1 E I . N 1 , N i i W J To RALPH A. GLENN - Because of his unceasing effort to carry out his duties, Because of his incessant devotion to the welfare of every student of Concord High School, In deep appreciation for his efforts to maintain the high standards and prin- ciples upon which the school was founded, With sincere gratitude for his sense of deep humility in spite of praiseworthy position, And with genuine thanks for those many hours spent helping any student solve the many problems which confront him, We, the senior class of Concord High School, do dedicate the 1955 SPIDER WEB. ' f , RALPH A ANDERSON GLENN 'UW' LARRY WILLIAMS Editor GEORGE McCLELLAN Bnfineyx Manager THE SPIDER WEB STAFF - 1955 Carolyn Collins, Associate Editor, Peggy Long, Associate Editor, Bruce Barnhardt, Feature Editor, Betty Burge, Feature Editor, Barbara Furr, Pictorial Editorg Frances Haywood, Extra Curricular Editor, Louise DeWitt, Circulation Manager, Larry McCall, Sport Editor, jimmy Limeberger, Associate Art Editorg Wriglmt Tucker, Associate Art Editor, Creighton Peden, Charles Miller, Larry Sides, Business Staffg Betty Baker, Carolyn Cook, Nadine Daniels, Sylvia Elam, Betty Moose, Mary Eleanor White, Typistsg Bill Kestler, jr., Editorg Bill Vassey, jr., Business Managerg Frances Alston, Literary Advisor, Katherine I-Iolshouser, I 'mil fJwf5i 3 ,+ Ml? we Q: W If M F3 Jr 216 3 ' A ' E ii' L1 MR. RALPH GLENN MR. R. BROWN MCALLISTER Principal Superintendent of City Srbools SCHOOL BOARD MISS MARY IRIS GOODMAN Secretary Mr. L. T. Hartsell, Mr. T. M. Lafferty, Mr. Woodrow Millsapps, Mr. Clyde Propst, Chairmang Mr. Charles Blackwelder, Mr. C. D. Sides. Art eil, O lc! , f '5t',f,p1w4J ACULTY FRANCES HENDERSON ALSISUN Mathematics A.B., Wfinthrop College MARY COCHRANE AUSTIN A.B., XW.C.U.N.C. if -gp-ns.. KY' , A,,v-fe R I X I AQ. 0014 'iii ,iq FRANK LONG AUSTIN Science A.B., Erskine College M.A., Appalachian State Teachers' College RAY ELSON BLACK Manual Training BS., Clemson Agricultural College IVIARGARET BOYLAN BOST Librarian A.B., w.C.i'.N.C. ANNIE LOIS BLTLLA Home Economics A.B., Greensboro College NANCY CALLOVUAY BOST Science A.B., Meredith College MARY HICKS COBLE Social Science A.B., Catawba RUTH J. FERGUSON Social Science, English A.B., Atlantic Christian College MARY JANES FISHER Science B.S., Mary Xwashington College I-IILDRETH VIOLET GABRIEL English, French A.B., High Point College ROBERT STEVENSON HILL Science B.S., Appalachian State Teachers College KATHERINE F. I-IOLSHOUSER Mathematics A.B., Catawba College LUCILLE C. HOWARD English B.S., Western Carolina Teachers' College JANIE RUTH KLUTZ Social Science A.B., W.C.U.N.C. WILLIAM ADOLPHUS MOOSE Mathematics A.B., Catawba College MILDRED NEWELL PEDEN Reading A.B., W.C.U.N.C. VERNE WOOD QUAY English A.B., Marshall College ELLA FRANCES SOWERS A.B., Duke University JACK PHILLIPS SPARKS Health, Physical Education A.B., Georgetown College M.A., U.N.C. ANNE BLANCHE STEWART Social Science A.B., Flora Macdonald College M.A., U.N.C. LILLIAN STEWART English, Latin A.B., Flora Macdonald Collcge M.A., New York University RACHEL WILLIAMS SWEET Reading, Mathematics B.S., Western Carolina Teachers College RUBY JANE SWISHER English, Public Speaking A.B., w.c.U.N.c. LAURA'jEAN NEXWELL Mathematics A.B,, Winthrop College GEORGE ALBRON PECK Music B.S., Catawba College FRANCES TURNER THARRINGTON English A.B., Duke University WILLIAM NELSON TRITT Music A.B., U.N.C. CAROLINE HAMMOND WALKER ' Mathematics A.B., Winthrop College ELIZABETH F. WEDDINGTON Commercial B.S., Catawba College MARY KATHERINE WICKER Bible AB., Flora Macdonald College M.A., Assembly's Training School, Richmond Va. FLOYD H. WILSON Physical Education B.S., Appalachian State Teachers' College I, sf ,ax These scenes are from the English and foreign lan- guage departments. First we have Mrs. Lucille How- ardls English students showing their book reports. Next we have Miss Ruby Swisher teaching her Eng- lish class to be serious while speaking before a group. It looks as if it is a lost cause with Hal Furr. Et tu Brute! Barbara Small, Ralph Wallace, and Carolyn Denny are showing Miss Lillian Stewart's Latin Class that all Gaul is divided into three parts. Is all the world a stage? Don Roberts and Barbara Furr are trying to prove it to Miss Hildreth Gabriel's English class. Last but not least, we have Mrs. Verne Quay's English class. Joann, Sylvia, and Betty have taken the reins and are teaching the class about American authors. It looks like they are very inter- ested. in. Here are some informal shots from the science de- partment, the library, and study hall. By the way, whom are they trying to fool? Studying in study hall? In the nekt picture a salesman is demonstrating a projector to Mrs. Fisher and Mr. Glenn. I wonder what that gadget is. Itchy really knows how to use the library! These general science students seem to be having quite an experiment. This may be a world shattering event. In the last picture Mrs. Bost is lecturing on biology, but Larry seems inte ested in 4 rl something else. 7 f'i'wM if My 6, ' 'N' f 'V' i f f J, ,If Dr Zo ,ff ,ov ff' 'H' -wi ,j W' lg V f ,ul L9 ff gr . g... ,, 1 all yy ky, ,ff l, g.1,N.A u.46i'4grMJ-fn! E -qmybi up ,L 0 1 ,ff 5 f X fi 1- 'F at , QL.: IH Iii ws. .f ri: 5131555505 STALUNQS PQNUAC Drivers Education. Beware! Mr Wfilson is showing a class the inside of a car. If they ,got too smart, they could be dangerous, An art class, and look at the diligent students. They really seem to be concen- trating on their work, Uh-oh! Do you think these girls will ever learn to cook? I really hope so! Doro- thy Barr seems to be working very hard at trying to follow Mrs. Bulla's instructions. Hard at work are these typing students under Mrs. Weddington's watchful eyes. Poor Mr. Black! If he is able to teach john, Don, and Monty anything, boy, is he good! I think the idea is to saw the board in half. That seems easy enough. me M-...,,,,-M .iff af Pictures from the math and physical education departments, and the teacher's lounge. Mrs. Alston is teaching her higher algebra class that logarithms are very easy. Larry, Creighton, and Betty don't think so. lt is 1:10, and Miss Blanche, Mrs. Howard, and Miss Lillian are resting before their next classes. Crack! Mr. Wilson is teaching his physical education class that it is easy to make a wrestling takedown. Poor ole Bill is the unlucky victim. And now there is an explanation of a rectangular solid in Mrs. Walker's eighth grade math. Mary Brantley explains how to make a graph in Mrs. Holshouser's algebra class. ,. 32 if ga! f4siz3LxfS ,pta sv .agp if Riga .gal affgs-,gf I0 viffll 6 J, . 4,,. ,nnf 0 K xi Llc!! f f ,-rf: , ' , , u , ,.-., R 4 5' 'Ni J ,V 7 A-aff ' l I ly: rlygalr' D, I.:-1 .. 1 ,,- f 4 .7 , I 4, vc' C - if - W Plfxhf-ff I I 4 3 s 1 urn! XM Yova UNQBE SAM 11, NEEDS Z' 'yyf ff K Qfdm S ' D 1 I f If ,E ,LG ffgjfffxf I A fa Ju ' riff fgflfv WV lf IJ pfffbvfyy X ff .gwfvf CU-Z L 1 W4 V fy Q N , f yfjgfj' L, Z, f J- 77,4 Y I jf, ' N, Spf X f X, 5 'v J x I My y fix W 1 N V 1 1: x 5 ., V J s ,f My 33' QT fa V D Iii! 5 L5 g , Q Xp, x Y DIVLDM A sgyw f k , COLORS SONG Time: Something to Rezneniber Yon By Now all oiir .rrhool dayr are all pail and gone: And yet we fondly linger here, Yon gaze iff ,something to reineinber yon byg Thofe happy years' will ne'er return. In the world ahead, lie oiir brighteft drearny, Yet oar nieinorief fond, dwell here Jtill. With Jaddened hearty' and dewey eyey, we depart. We bid to all a .rad farewell. Long will om' hearty recall the joyf we have known, That boiznd 115 in .rweet friendfhip here. For time fan ne'er bring baek there, oar high Jehool dayf When we are faraway from thee. We will trod new pathy, ine the leuonf learned, With the hope that we :hall Jireeeed. Then thankf to thee our CI-1.5. af we party We bid to thee a fad farewell. MOTTO FLOWER Navy Blue and White We Build The Ladder By Whieh We Rife Red Rose POEM With fatnref bright, we turn away From thy beloved hallf. That dreamed-of day For each of zu, haf rome And ditty cally, Wfe'll alwayf be gratfal to you, Dear School. And thanks to our faealty too. The knowledge, experienee, and fan we'11e had- We owe it all to you, We owe I0 inafh to yon, our fehool, And nzay we eaeh repay, By praying to God for graze To live in thi: own way. Gene McLain, Miss Lillian Stewart, Sara Ann Caton, Frances Haywood, Larry Williams OFFICERS and MASCOTS Prexidenz ....,...,.... ....... L ARRY WILLIAMS Vice Prefident ........................ GENE MCLAIN Secretary .................... SARA ANN CATON Treamrer ................ FRANCES HAYWOOD Spomar ...., ..... M ISS LILLIAN STEWART Mafrotf KAREN WILLIAMS WILSON PROPST waf:Q:emsa5a-:mmsfaamwsfI '-,, W. ff f--mv: vky- -V ., ff f , H mw..i.,,vazm-'em xv: , Q-ffewxmlfufi-,--iiefyisf :fe CHARLES GLENN BARGER No! orer-rerioui, not frirolouf, but a rare good fellow. Band 1, 2, Lyre Club 2, 3, 4, Student Assembly 1, 5, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Minor part in 3-act play Dear Ruth. BRUCE TOWNSEND BARNHARDT, JR. I am leaving here a name I fruit- llmt will not perifla in lbe duff. Science ,Club 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 5, 4, Vice President 4, Lyre Club 4, Key Club, ffreasurer of Homeroom 3, SPI- DER WEB Staff 4, 'Superlative 4. hu. ELIZABETH BAKER Nollaing is l772f70.f.flbl6 lo zz willing hefzrl. Student Assembly 2, SPIDER VUEB Staff 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 35 Vice President of Home- room 1. DANIEL GLENN BAKER He dolly indeed Jbou' ,rome .f17d7'fe.l' llmz are like ufii. Student Assembly 4, W1'estling 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, Science Club 1, 2, 3, Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, Vice President 3, Varsity Baseball 4, Monogram Club 4, Varsity Football 4, Dramatics Club 4. juuffg' MY' l EVONNE LINKER BARNHARDT So mild, Jo palienl, Jo peaceful, .ro good. C.H.S. 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4. MIMIE JEAN BASINGER The windy Jaliffnrlion of llfe zongue. Cheerleader 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 1, 3, 4. BOBBY RAY BAUCOM Happy am If from fare Fin free! ll'7'hy m'en'l :hey all conlented like me? Student Assembly lg Ink Spots 43 Dra- matics Club 2, 3, 4. ROBERT STEPHEN BLACK Find what you reeh, that fame may cry you loud. Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Bas- ketball 13 Science Club lg Band lg Dramatics Club 1, 23 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President of I-Iomeroom 1, 2. l MAURICE ROWLAND BROOME A quiet man, with Johef .rleady wayr. Dramatics Club 13 Junior Varsity Foot- ball 1, 23 Varsity Football 3, 4. ALBERT CURTIS BROWN, ja. Here rome: Romeo, here t'07IZE?.f Romeo! Student Assembly 13 Varsity Football 43 Varsity Baseball 3, 43 B-Squad Foot- ball lg Class Basketball 33 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4g Mon- ogram Club 4, JUNE VUALTON BONDS A rheerful heafl, fl fheerful mzile, iz thurm of f1'ie1iil.fhif1 all lhe while. Dramatirs Club 1, 2. 3, 43 Chorus 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 13 Lyre Club 4, Treasurer 43 Treasurer of Homeroom lg Secretary-Treasurer of Homeroom 43 Letter Girl in Band 4. SHIRLEY BRATTON Ar ue adzunzre in life, we lem-zz lhe Iimin of our ahililief. Dramatics Club 1, 23 Forensic Club 33 FHA lg Treasurer of Homeroom 3. EN .pv-nm-w L 'mf' SYBIL REGINA BURLEYSON Slaelv iz complemenl fo the name- a good span. Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Cap- tain Basketball Team 3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Superlative 4. CAROL LOUISE BURRAGE Smiling, clmfnzizzg, nice to meet. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, Forensic Club 2, Ink Spots 3, Tri-Hi-Y Club 3, 4, President 4, Band 4. RITA SUTHER BUNN Few ilaingr me imporrible zo diligence and fkill. SA 1, Assistant Editor WEAVINGS Staff 4, Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, Journalism Club 3, 4, French Club 4, President of Homeroom 4, Class Testator 4, Superlative 4, NHS 4, Quill and Scroll 4. BETTY CAROL BURGE Give to live world the lrefl you lmve, and the ber! will rome back Io you. SA 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, WEAVINGS Staff 4, SPIDER WEB Staff 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4, NHS 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Forensic Club 2, 5, 4, journalism Club 3,4, Student Body Secretary-'l'reasurer, DAR Good Citizen Award 4, Student Body Girl Vice President, Band 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 4. 3 'Q' PEGGY YVONNE BURRIS Shall I compare thee lo zz Jummer'J day? Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Chorus 1, 3, 4. SARA NANCY CARPENTER A merry bean doeth good like iz med- icine. Class Basketball 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, Tri-Hi-Y 3, Sec- retary 3. PEGGE GAIL CARSON I mari not my that .rlae war Mus. Yet let me my that ,she war fair. Cheerleader 2, Assistant Chief 43 Draf matics Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Forensic Club 2, 3, 43 President of Horneroom 13 Minor role in Dear Ruth. SARA ANN CATON Her u,fi,rdom, her' acrumre perreplian, her rigor of inlellert, and ber humor are known fo all, Editor WEAVINGS 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Forensic Club 2, 3, 43 NFL 4g Quill and Scroll 3, President 43 NHS 3, Secretary 43 Secretary of junior Class 33 Secretary Senior Class 4g Chief Marshall 33 Superlative 43 Salutatorian 4. is A MAE ELIZABETH COLEMAN Many dauglalerr lmzfe done rirtuourly, but Zhou excellert zlyem all. Class Basketball 1, 2, 43 B-Squad Bas- ketball 33 Varsity Basketball 43 Dra- matics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 3, 4. 'I I e' I V ,J ,J . , . J 6 In 1 ? CAP-DLYN ZKNNYCUOK Had I1 twinkle in her eye always'-at ,the paired ur by. SPIDER WEB Staff 43 B-Squad Bas- ketball lg Class Basketball 1, 23 Treas- urer junior Dramatics Club 13 Dra- matics Club 2, 3, 43 Forensic Club 1, 2, 33 journalism Club 43 Chorus 2, 43 Secretary of Homeroom 1. JOHNNY R. CRAVER Men of few wardr are live bert men. Dramatics Club 1, 43 Superlative 4. ', Q Q Q .lk CAROLYN DOGGETT COLLINS The word imporrible ir no! in my dictionary. SPIDER WEB Staff 43 WEAVINGS Staff 33 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4g Thespian 3, 4, 2nd Star 43 Major Role in Galahad Jones 33 Forensic Club 2, 33 Band 1, 23 Alter- nate Letter Girl 43 Chorus 33 Vice President Horneroom 33 Superlative 4. id -al' PATRICIA ANN CROXVELL W'hezz you do dame, I wirfy you a 'Ll'fl1'E aj lla' rea, lim! you mighl erer do 7I0li7i21,Q' iiltl limi. Class Basketball 2, 43 Band 1. 2. 3. 4, Vice President 33 Science Club 13 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3. 4, Assistant Business Manager 3, 43 Forensic Club 2, 33 French Club 43 Superlative 4. BETTY NADINE DANIELs Size if rem great in knowledge and zzrrordizzgly zrzliarzf. SPIDER XVEB Staff 43 French Club 43 Drarnatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Assistant 1. FRANCES JANE CRAYTON W'i,re to rerolie and lmliefzt Io perform. B-Squad Basketball 13 Class Basketball 13 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4. MARY ELIZABETH CROWELL Quief, genlle, and refined, timugblful zzluzzyr, too, and lairzd. CHS 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 French Club 43 FHA 43 Class Poet 43 Chorus 2, 3. SARA LOUISE DEXWITT She ir pretty fo uvzlk wills, and wilfy In lille willy, and pleamrzt too, io think 012. SPIDER XVEB Staff 43 Class Basketball 1, 2, 43 Wfeavings Staff 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2. 3, 43 Major Role Dear Ruth 43 Thespian 4, Star 43 Forensic Club 2, 33 Quill and Scroll 5, 4, Secretary- Treasurer 43 French Club 4, Vice Pres- ident 43 President of Homeroom 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian 33 Superla- tivfi 4. BETTY CORNELIA DRYE Be lo ber 1'i1'll1ef very kind, be to ber fnullr az lillle blind. Class Basketball 1, 23 Dramatics Clul' 2, 3. 4. SHIRLEY DIXON DRYE But she whore inhorn worth her tzctx commend, d gentle soul, to human race tt friend. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Ink Spots 3, 4g FHA 13 Chorus 2, 3. LARRY MAURICE EDWARDS 0, it if exeellent to have d gianfs Jlrength. Varsity Football 2, 3, 43 Class Basket- ball 1, 2, 45 B-Squad Baseball 13 Wrestling 23 Drarnatics Club 3, 43 Mon- ogram Club 3, 4g Art Club lg Presi- dent of Homeroom 4g Superlative 4. dash, 4 G V 'L N. ,, .a ..- A- , M ' 9 1 -s J., 5 , Vkwvvffgl 1 'F' C .' V ' ' A , I W .J -. Q . J In +A K , , , Y-A i w '-1. ,wb JERRY MAX FRYE J'07'7'U1-U. Class Basketball 1, 2, 4g Varsity Foot- ball 3, 43 Monogram Club 4. An ounre of wit if worth a pound of f' .fi X BARBARA ANN FURR She found her Jmile in early youth and keeps it with her now. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Forensic Club 2, 33 Class Basketball 1, 23 SPI- DER WEB Staff 4. SYLVIA DAWN ELAM Who if Sylvia? What if Jhe? That all our Jwtzinf commend her? SPIDER WEB staff 43 FHA 13 Dra- matics Club 43 Library Assistant 2, 3. ALICE JUDSON FAGGART Life ir n mirtahe without musir. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 23 Chorus 2, 3, 43 Librarian. 'W' FRANCES CLARITA HAYWOOD Her gloffy hair war rluxtered o'er a brow hright with intelligenre and fair and fmooth. Student Assembly 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, SPIDER WEB Staff 4, WEAVINGS Staff 4, Class Basketball 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 33 French Club 4, President 4, Letter Girl 3, 4, Treasurer of Senior Class 4, Superlative 4, NHS 4. PATSY GAY HELMS We are growing Jeriauy, and let me tell you, lhat'J the very next Jtep to heing dull. Typist for XVEAVINGS 4, Class Bas- ketball 2, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 2, 33 French Club 4, Band 2, 3, 4, Superlative 4. JENNIE LOU GILLON A womanbf heart, lihe the moon, if alwayf changing, hut like the moon there'.r alwayt a man in it. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 3, 4, FHA 1, Art Club 2, Library As- sistant 2, 3, Superlative 4. PEGGY MARIE GRAY Her air, her manner, all who Jaw admired. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 4. MARGARET ROSALYN HENNESSEE Wfhen fun and duty rlarh, let duty go to Jmarh. Class Basketball 1, 2, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, NFL 4, Art Club 1, Chorus 4. JIMMY EDWARD HINSON All the world lover a lover. Midget football 15 Varisty football 4, Varsity Baseball 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2. BARBARA JEAN HUGHES Precionx thingx tzlwtzyr come in Jmtzll ptzrcelr. Typist for WEAVINGS 4, Class Bas- ketball 1, 2, 4, B-Squad Basketball 1, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Super- lative 4. JAMES LUTHER HUNTLEY I had rather have ez fool make me merry than experience to make me rad. Varsity Baseball 2, 4, B-Squad Foot- ball 2, Varsity Football 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 4, Forensic Club 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 3, journalism Club 4, President of Homeroom 2, Superlative 4. N, .t-.v-au..--f-4' PHYLLIS ANN KLUTTZ Of honert worth, truly tz friend, one on whom we fan all depend. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club 1, Flag Bearer of Band 4, Chor- us 3, 4. ANN SECRIST KRIDER None knew thee but to love thee, none named thee but to praife. Student Assembly 2, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, Jour- nalsim Club 4, Future Teachers Asso- ciation 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, Flag Bearer of Band 3, 4, Chorus 4, Marshall 2, Superlative 4, Quill and Scroll 4. EDWARD RAY KENNERLY The mort manifert rign of wirdom ir tt rontinual rheerfulnen, Dramatics Club 4. PHYLLIS LORENE KISER Her voice war gentle and her eyer were kind. No one among ur hut did fall her friend. Assistant Manager of Basketball Team 3, Manager 4, Class Basketball 1, junior Dramatics Club President 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Journalism Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, FHA 1, Treasurer of Homeroom 1, 2, 4, Super- lative 4, NHS 4. RUTH EVELYN LEIGH Harte thee, nymph, and bring :oith thee jest und youthful jollity. Student Assembly 2, 43 Student Coun- cil 23 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 33 Letter Girl in Band 43 Chorus 3, 43 Treasurer of Homeroom 33 As- sistant Manager of Girls' Basketball Team 4. BETsY ELIZABETH LIPPARD Ilyhen the dirporition if friendly, the face plenrer. Student Assembly 33 Student Council 33 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Forensic Club 43 FHA 13 Art Club 1, 2,3 Ink Spots 4. Vice President 4. RAY HOWARTJ LANCASTER Hit arched brow, hir hawking eye, his curlr. CHS 2, 3, 43 B-Squad Football 33 Var- sity Basketball 3, 43 Dramatics Club 3, 43 Key Club 43 French Club 43 Mon- ogram Club 3, 43 Co-Captain of Bas- ketball team 43 Art Club 23 Superla- tive 4. SHIRLEY DEAN LANCASTER Dark brown eyer, dark brown hairy happy-go-lucky, newer iz care. Class Basketball 13 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 1, 2, 33 Letter Girl in Band 43 Chorus 3, 43 Vice President of Homeroom 4. ., 5, JAMES LUTHER LINEBERGER, JR. In framing un artift, art hath thu: de- creed, to make rome good, hut other: to exceed. SPIDER WEB Staff 43 Class Basket- ball 1, 23 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Art Club 13 Ink Spots 43 President of Homeroom 43 Superlative 4. PEGGY SUE LONG A Jtudiour lun and .feriouf you my af you pau by, but did you ever Jtop to think about the twinkle in her eye? Student Assembly 43 Student Council 43 SPIDER WEB Staff 43 Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Vice President of Homeroom 33 Marshall 33 Superlatiye 43 Quill and Scroll 4. JAMES BRIGHT MAGILL Everyzlaing tlmz heard him play, even the billawy of the Jen, loung !lJei1' laendy. Student Assembly 2, Dramatics Club 2, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4g Lyre Club 2, 3, 4, Hi-Y Club 2. JIMMY CLARK MARLOWE Between je!! and earnefl. CHS 4g Class Basketball 4. Qu liwoilllk ROBERT MAXWELL MILLS All greaz men are dead and Fm not feeling well. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Science Club 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 35 Assistant- Chief Marshal 3, Valedictorian 4. KENNETH B. MILLS He'll find ez way. B-Squad Football 33 Vice President of Homeroomg Superlative 4. if it --,ff JADIE RICHARD METCALF Speech if llfe vzirfar of zlrfe 50ul,' 45 a 7721121 ,fD67c1k.l', Ju if lae. Quill and Scroll 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4g Key Club 2. 3, 4, Secretary 43 Forensic Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Lyre Club 2, 3, 4, Class Testator 4g WEAVINGS Staff 4, Super- lative 4, NHS 4. CHARLES LEROY MII.LFR, JR. ll b.11 could I be but uhm' I mn? SPIDER XWEB Staff 4, Class Prophet 4, B-Squad Football 1, 2, Varsity Foot- ball 3, 4, Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Forensic Club 4, Band 1, 2g Backstage 43 Monogram Club 4. 4,9-..,.fa-.4 QE!! W. WUC' BETTY JEAN MOOSE The mildeft manner! and the gentleft heart, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 FHA lg SPI- DER XVEB Staff 43 Chorus 3. PHILIP MILTON MORRIS And rtill they gazed. and ytill the -wwzder grew-that one .rmall head could earry all he htzeuu CHS 3, 4, Student Assembly 4g Dra- X matics Club 3, 4, rensic NFL 4, Key lu ' nf 3 ff' if NANCY LEE MILLS My dreamt are very fair and bright- for I am 101022. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 4g Lyre Club 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, His- torian 4, Chorus 3, 4. PATRICIA ANNE MOORE It talked, Lord, how it talked. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Thespian 4, Minor Role in Life with Father, Forensic Club 2, 3g French Club 45 Band 2, 3, 4g Superlative 4. ,pus-up Mr RODNEY 1. MORRISON My heart if whole, my fancy free, run on Jmall girlf, d0n't bother me. Student Assembly 2, 3, Council 2, 3, B-Squad Football 1, 2g Varsity Football 3, 4g Vice President of Student Body 3, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4g Thespian 4, Star, Forensic Club 3, 43 NFL 3, 4, Vice President 45 journalism Club 3, 4, Band 1, 25 Lyre Club 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, 43 Key Club 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Superlative 4. BETTY WADDILL MURCI-IISON Her very frown: are fairer far than .vmilef of other maidenf are. CHS 2nd Semester of 4. -iii LARRY STEVE MCCALL He iJ great who if what he if from Nature, and who neifei' remindf ur of othenr. SPIDER WEB Staff 4, Class Historian 4, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable 3, Varsity Baseball 1, 2, NHS 3, 4, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4, Mono- gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, President of junior Class 3. GEORGE BRITTAIN MCCLELLAN, JR. Great if my wirdom though I jest and play. Student Assembly 1, Z, Student Coun- cil 2, Junior Business Manager of SPIDER WEB 3, Manager 4, Key Club 2 ,3, 4, Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager of Student Store 4, Superla- tive 4. WILLIAM CREIGHTON PEDEN, III Born for Juccerr he Ieemed, with grate lo win, with heart to hold, with rhin- ing gift: that took all eyer. SPIDER WEB Staff 4, Cheerleader 35 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Thespian 2, 3, 4, star 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, NFL 2, 3, 4, President 4, NHS 3, 4, Vice President 4, Debate Team 2, 3, 4, Major roles in Belvedere 2, Galahad Jones 3, Life with Father 3, Two Gentlemen and Verona 4, Superlative 4, President of Student Body 4. NORMA JEAN REESE Her voice if .rweet ar if it took its mario from her fare. Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, Secretary of Homeroom 1. WILLIAM EUGENE MCCLAIN It if a great plague to he too handsome a man. Student Assembly 2, 3, 4, Student Coun- cil 2, 3, 4, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice Presi- dent 33 Key Club 2, 3, 4, President of Homeroom 1, 3, Vice President of Senior Class, Superlative 4. PEGGY SUE PATTERSON A tall and Jlendef maid, who Jpeahr not 01fE7'772llt'1J, did ever .vlfihe agree- ahle ubon my renter. Class Basketball 1, Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, Forensic Club 2, 3, Lyre Club 4, Chorus 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Homeroom 4, Future Teachers Club 3, 4. ' if? ,Juana CONNIF GAY RUssEI.L He ibn! halls mme army fri' url! enjoy tbe game. Varsity Basketball 1. 2. 3. 43 Co-Cap- tain 43 Class Basketball lg Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Art Club 1. 23 Superla- tive 4. LARRY MORR1s SEDBERRY Plug up. plag up. and play fb? game. B-Squad Baseball 13 Varsity Baseball 2. 4g Class Basketball 13 B-Squad Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4g Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Forensic Club 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4g President of Homeroom 2. 'df 'Qt' DONALD EUGENE ROBERTs llvhy rzzrfa? Rome um not buf!! in 4 dag. B-Squad Football 1, 23 B-Squad Bas- ketball 13 Varsity Football 33 Tumbling Team 33 Dramatics Club 2. 3. 4g Monogram Club 3. 43 Forensic Club .upisdwhfunr 2, 3, 4g Vice President of Homeroom 4. CAROLL RAY ROWE A 7711171 lac .reemf of Cheerful ye.r!c1'duy.r, of ronfident lomarroumf. B-Squad Football 23 Vice President of Homeroom lg Dramatics Club 2. 3, 43 Varisty Basketball 3. W5 A-.WM-an Ya? if fa .5 3' EW R fa-as KW iii, ' 1 '.5fg,ML,? YE' -1' . Y K5iesirf1'1 :fifzv -.'w .w.-'Ai -' .ws 'ee1M,.':'. if isa 1- -f' . -4.14 i '., f 5,413 Jim, ,ll3?5L' 3 -: 1: A 'QW QM V . 1 . as -' f y 5 fri 5: Q 5 . :s us :. 5,-,.9-6553335352 ..-25.51 -sim I sf Q: .L is -w h Ha- 4. K A,. lf ls-'::11, :-Af -- -3.1 32 1' .'r-remfiazz' -f'- f . E155 'ya BARBARA JANE SHUE In llay face I fee the map of honor, trully, and loyully. CHS 43 Dramatics Club 4g Chorus 4. LARRY ANDERSON SIDES None but lfimfelf run be bi! parallel. SPIDER WEB Staff 43 French Club 4g Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Librarian Z3 Chorus 35 Lyre Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 Sci- ence Club 1, 23 Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 2, 3. BARBARA ANN SMALL A fare with glaulueff ouerfpreatll Soft .fmilex hy human himiuen hreal. CHS 2, 3, 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Chorus 43 Vice President of Homeroom 23 Superlative 4. CARROLL C. SNUGGS My only hoohs were worrterfx loohf, anal folly'I all they taught me. Class Basketball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Basketball 43 Varsity Football 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Vice President of Homeroom 33 Co-Captain of Basket- ball Team 4g Superlative 4. WILLIAM ALLISON WHITLEY, III A careful Jtudent, careful not to over- do it. Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Hi-Y 33 Band 1, 2, 3, 4. HETTIE JEAN WHITLEY Her eyex like Jtarx of twilight fair, like twilight too her dufky hair. Class Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 33 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4g Mon- ogram Club 2. 3 43 Art Club 1. 2. WILLIAM WRIGHT T UCKER The ferret of Jucreu ir the rouftaucy of purpolre. SPIDER WEB Staff 43 French Club 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Ink Spots 3, 4, Treasurer 33 Secretary of Homeroom 23 Superlative 4. MARY ELEANOR WHITE AJ hrimful of fun and mifchief and glee af ever a mortal girl could he. SPIDER WEB Staff 43 B-Squad Bas- ketball 13 Varsity Basketball 23 Class Basketball 1, 3 43 Cheerleader 3, Chief 43 Dramatics Club 2, 3, 43 Forensic Club 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 43 Band 33 Chorus 3, 4g President of Homeroom 51 Art Club 13 Typist for WEAVINGS 43 Superlatiye 4. MMM -7c2.Zv Mzlfqfw ,ef www DAVID FRANKLIN WIDENHOUSE Politenerr ir to do and my the kind- eft thing in the kinder! way. Best High School Driver 3g Office Assistant 3, 4. FRANK DOYLE WILLIAMS Did nollaing in parzicular and did it very well. Midget Football 1, 2g B-Squad Foot- ball 3g Varsity Football 43 Dramatics Club 1, 5. LARRY RITCHIE WILLIAMS He had a bead to conlrive, a tongue lo perruude, and a hand to execute any mirebief. junior Editor of SPIDER WEB 33 Editor 4g Manager of Varsity Football 1g Key Club 4g Varsity Football 2, 45 Wrestling 3g Forensic Club 2, 3, 4, President 4g Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4g NFL 2, 3, 4g Debate Team 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 43 Science Club lg President of Senior Class 4g Superla- tive 4. f f 4 9 ocALA R ' x Av L L ' V A A 5. ' .I I ,, J .1-5' 4 'kj 5-f N 1- ik R A lv A , gm rv., an Q an , ,lk by. if If fa ,AE -WL., ' 1 'vi V I f fad WL ' p,Qf' 4,- L 7 Q p,.L'f!: .HV - J S ,h j .MQ a 555' 3 fb Q S, ,V , ,VS 1 w Q v' . x N2 QW ,, ,iff .,f' L ' L If W' lk! J X A gilt 5 l . 6 . ,Gif 1' wh I lbw f 5 X V .X V ,A yfvy' 121' 7' ,If , X A 1 f ,lp 1 I -A A ,' r A1 . k j5uf.!l A 53, , yu! K Q , ' fi-.A ,L s V XX X f Lmfy ,T ,vli ' if V . 5 QV Y Q4. Y f K 4' 9' at U J' L ' x M j k F U X C W 4, ' 4 1' ol4 ou I Lzpbpvxvix' wgfdlx 0 -9 QL Wifi H f QM QD M 43437531 My MUD UDWW7 V SUNIORS 7 OFFICERS Garren Tate Vice President Bernie Cook, Treasurerg Miss Blanche Stewart Sponsor Wanda Yow Secretary im Shlnn President. Qu' This year can be described IH one word-success. The umor Class topped all previous ' ,Q HL records in the annual magazine sale with 332,742 They gained about 55900 for the class treasury Of course the highlight of the year was the Florida trip Sarah Jo Allen Bill Arrowwood Doris Almond Kenneth Austin Alice Barnhardt Mike Barnhardt Ralph Barnhardt Larry Barringer C . . 0,41 X .4 X cg' .1 ,,x,', N 'xx lyke UA!! fan, 7 if ,-11,7 N x xx I . Q , X: a -as C 1,111 ldv' 1 X lb MAJ 6 B avpcgga ,fl 2-N , ', . ' ,'f- 4, '- A ur-df! 6 ag .,. .., 5 5 ' X 'N ,r ,fy - xx 5 1,1 rvey Blume , Lf C Ph. 8 f ' M H KDUYQ NK! vi-C0'vm-L 0 n . , 1 ,If , ,cf-is S' Qu ' and . 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Barnhardt Dorothy Barr Ellen Basinger Sylvia Beaver Margaret Biggers Linda Bost Ronald Bost Mary Brantley Donald Bratton Nancy Broadway' Morrison Brown Donald Burris Joe Byrd Ann Cagle Fred Carriker Sharon Caskey Dottie Caton Betty Hill Causby Martha Ann Chambers Ann Chaney Na'ncy Clontz Myrna Loy Cook joe Corzine Harlean Craver James Lee Craver Sylvia Craver Martha Crayton Martha Arm Cress Carolyn Crowell Donald Dagenhart Jimmy Dantzler Carolyn Dry Judith Edwards Patsy Edwards Sue Efird Carole Eudy Phyllis Eudy OPHOMORE Milf ' l HCMORES 'Ulwwtfft fe' af' M H W? 0 My IW Q km 'mg I ' . W: . KN my, -L MMA X m f Bill Frye 3 A Larry Frye - ,M Ann Furr W ls H -. Hal Furr R Maxine Furr Roy Furr Martha Gray Wayne Haigler Lamarr Hammett Laura Hatley Bill Harmon Diana Helms Bobby Helms Olin Helms Dorothy Henry Brown Holbrooks Morrison Honeycutt Joan Hopkins Charlotte Hughes Betty Rose Irvin Nettie jo Jordon Pat Kennerly Garry Ketner Jane Kinard Douglas Kluttz Tommy Lambert Georgia Lamberth Bobby Lentz Charles Lentz Maxine Lentz Loretta Lewis Preston Lineberger Isabel Litaker Betty Lomax Betty Jean Long Nancy Long Kay Hope Love Eddie Lowder Peggy Lowder Robert Mann Ken Meadows Caroline Miller vf L - .f.ft, - Y N 14 l 'B .an N I Larry Miller Bobby Mills Gay Mothershed Betty Jean McClure Barbara Nance Polly Page Sara Patterson Mack Parker Gwen Pendergraph Tommy Petty Peggy Phillips Jim Propst Billy Queen jock Reeder Carl Ridenhour Larry Robinson Phyllis Roseman Billy Ross Doris Shue Geraldine Shue Albert Sides Jack Sides Dionne Simpson Jo Ann Simpson Harold Small Carol Stone H. A.. Strother Bobby Summerall Janice Suther Virginia Thomas Bobby Troutman Darrell Trull Carolyn Tucker Bobby Wade Johnnie Walker Larry Wensil Patsy Widenhouse Suzanne Widenhouse Phyllis Williams Larry Williams Bobo Wingate Lillian Yow jg? gl Q7 ling 35.9 . it jf' atv SGPHGMCRES 21221 F E55-WEN ef xfxamijn me P71 1 .,nwM'q , ,Q-f ,- nr f N fwlib 2' 3' Ie 1,7 ,J-' Q ,4 ff Q1 'tg 5 .,, ,,, , g ,AQ ,f , w+4'L Q, iq wart, ff n av f- - A H 6. i . 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Davis Gerald Dennis Monty DeWitt Mary Jo Doggett Rebecca Dow Kenneth Dry Van Drye Edith Ely Barbara Ennis Ada Fink Gary Fink Larry Fink FRESHME FRE HMEN Howard Furr Sally Furr Mary Anna Glass Bobby Gledhill Pati Goldston Donald Goodman Gregory Goodman Camilla Graeber Veldoris Greene Mickey Hagler Howard Hammett james Hartsell James Hastings Bill Hatley Carl Hatley George Helms Gloria Hollar Mary Holleman Larry Holloman Edwin Hord Babs Howard joe Hudson Tommy Irvin Gail james Don Jones Rodney jordan Gene Kidd June Lee James Lentz Larry Lentz June Lewis Richard Lineberger Max Lippard june Little Martha Ann Love Elizabeth Lowe Patricia Lowery Marlene Mabrey Rodney Mattison Bobby Mauldin Richard Midkiff David Moore Zeb Morris Marcia Morrison Joyce Morton Hal Moyle Delores McClellan Joe McClellan jerry McDaniel jean McIntyre Kenneth Newton Fannie Parker Kenneth Perez Billy Perry John Porter Carol Presler Dianne Privette Sue Propst Dixie Readling Paul Readling Jimmy Richards Dixie Riggs Gary Ridenhour Tommy Ridenhour Barbara Ritch David Ritchie Billy Robinson Patsy Sams Benny Scott Jerald Sedberry Bobbie Shelton Donald Shinn Marolin Shinn Ronald Shinn Nancy Shue Peggy Shue Henry Sides Sandra Sides Gary Sims Barbara Smith Eugene Smith Franklin Smith Sylvia Spong Frances Strickland Carolyn Swaringen Miriam Teal Gary Thomas Joyce Thompson Billy Troutman Mike Utley Linda Waddell Barbara Watts Jeanne Weddington Marion Weddington Bobby Stallings Brown Stough FRESHME Katie Wensil Carol White Mittie Whittington Bobby Williams Sylvia Williams Tommy Williams Sam Young 'IB QA Uh GRADES ' ,, iii 'ii a ,Xp-fl M ffiffiiiiwi - 'f EL5i'W 3 5'i 2558553 2 Salas 1 ,,, S . 2 S aa M W r mi ' fa' il? 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Q 1, .2 K 'I'L , w ,eyff V Q-.' ., .f ..,, Q gf .i. , ,,,, .fs Nita Nance Joann Overcash Ray Overcash Joyce Owens Betty Lou Peacock Mickey Penninger Shelby Penninger Delores Petty Shirley' Player Glenn Plott Roger Puckett Elizabeth Ramsey Jack Reece Pat Reece David Riddle Betty Riley June Ritchie Ronald Robinson Tommy Ross Richard Rudisell Barbara Sealey Barbara Shaw Margaret Sheppard Judy Sides Betty Simpson Jimmy Sims Neva Sloop Joy Small Howard Smith Nancy Smith Larry Sossoman Chenault Spence Betty Ann Stallings Bobby Stephen Billy Strother Sylvia Stroupe Worth Sweet Fred Tallent Paul Thomas Barbara Torrence Doris Trexler Edward Trout Kay Troutman Peggy Trull Joe Varnadore Eva Walker Jane Ann Watts Penny Weddington Dotty Whitesides Ruth Whittecar Steve Widenhouse Ted Wilkerson Joann Wilkinson Bobby Wishon James Yow EIGHTH GRADE 'J SEVENTH GRADE Q, Amie ,K ffl 'ff ug P X 9 Carolyn Allred Annette Atwell Mary Ann Barger jimmy Barr jerry Barringer Harriet Beaver Linda Beaver Amy Bell Annette Bivens Janette Bivens Grace Ann Blanton Nancy Bost Susie Brafford Phil Brewer Daphne Broome Judy Bryant Franklin Burgess Mickey Butler Woodeane Byrum Barbara Caldwell William Carpenter Jo Anna Carpenter Nora Carter Wesley Caton Lester Caudle Jerry Chandler Tommy Clayton Marilyn Coleman Mary Anne Copenhaver Sadie Coren Ronald Cox Rebecca Cranford Thorns Craven james Craver Randy Craver Pete Dorton Linda Earley Barbara Elwood Zeke Elwood Marlene Evans john Francis Lynn Frazier Phyllis Freeze Betty Frye Billie Gandy David Goodman George Goodman Anne Green Don Griffin Madeline Hahn Faye Hamilton Robert Haney Dianne Harrell Linda Hart Anne Hartsell Q wr' L , , ,fl ' -fa :V . 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Madeline Hartsell Douglas Harward Evonne Hegler Kenneth Helms Rodney Helms Rodney Helms Tommy Helms Larry Hinson Ann Holbrooks Thurman Hollar Earleen Honbarrier Edward Horridge Barbara Howell Bill Hudson Michael lsenhour William James Ann Jewell Harry Karras Jerry Keller Jerry King Jerry Kleppel Judy Lancaster Larry Lancaster Cynthia Lee Janice Lefler Joyce Linker Buddy Lomax Larry Long Joyce Aileen Love Joyce Marlene Love Linda Loven Boyd Lyerly Betty Brown Mabrey Arnold Maness Mary Mann Gail Mauldin Shirley Miller Rebecca Mills Jeanette Misenheimer Linda Morgan Caroline Morris Bobby Morgan Charles Morrison Phyllis Motley Kenneth Mullis Tonnie Myers Tony McClamrock Janie McDaniel Ruth McLain Peggy Newell Barbara Nordan Jimmy Page James Paige SEVENTH GRADE . X . ' .,f 'L 65-' SEVENTH GRADE B ilk X Arthur Parker Darryl Parker john Pharr Ellen Pike Vivian Player Jimmy Poplin Larry Poplin Robert Potts Ralph Powell Joyce Powers Phyllis Privette Phyllis Rabon Carol Readling Betty Ridenhour Peggy Riley Runice Roberson Barbara Rodgers Betty jo Rymer Don Sams Donald Scott Edna Sheffield Kay Shoe Bill Shropshire jan Sides Ronald Sides jimmy Simpson Martha Simpson Elaine Small Carl Smith Larry Smith Elegenia Snipe Bobby Soloman Boyd Stegall Bill Stillwell Glenn Stough jerry Strother Clyde Taylor jean Lee Trexler Fred Trull Doris Tucker Dick Tucker Susan Turner jimmy Waddell Patsy Waddell jimmy Walter Linda Weddington Peggy Widenhouse Mildred Wilkinson Carolyn Williams Carolyn Ann Williams Carolyn Williamson jo Ann Williamson Richard Williamson T50 BUSY Orgalfizzzfims wa ee'- '4 lfM 'M wgi ?s9 'f 'BW PRESTON FAGGART LINDA BOST SUE PATTERSON DANNY COOK MRS. FRANK AUSTIN Preridenz Vice Prerident Secretary Tffdillfff' SPWJ 01' FUTURE TEACHERS of AMERICA is an organization of young people interested in learning more about the teaching pro- fession in order to better prepare themselves. Pamela Aldridge Mary Ann Barger Phyllis jane Barnhardt Sandra Barnhardt Amy Lu Bell Sylvia Beaver Linda Bost Rita Bunn Ann Cagle Danny Cook Lynda Cress Barbara Ann Crowell Rebecca Dow Jo Ann Eckenrhocle Barbara Ann Elwood Preston Faggart, Jr. Mary Louise Fisher Micky Hagler Madeline Hartsell Barbara jean Hughes Ann Krider Janice Lefler Nancy Lee Mills Caroline Morris Sue Patterson Delores Petty Ellen Louise Pike Barbara Ann Rodgers Sylvia Spong Frances jane Strickland Nancy Tharrington Billy Troutman Patricia W addell Carolyn Williamson X , inf OFFICERS - Creighton Peden, Presidentg Doris Suther, Girl Vice Presidentg Don Eudy, Boy Vice Presidentg john Barnhardt, Secretary-Treasurerg Miss Ella Frances Sowers, Sponsor. A fs, fe! .... Mb' I - j' f' - If The Student Council and the Student Assembly are two democratic bodies that make up the student organization of Concord High School. Its aims are to keep a spirit of democracy, to establish higher moral and scholastic standards, to provide opportunity for citizenship training, and to encourage the students' participation in all school activities. STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting: Penny Weddington, Sylvia Spong, Peggy Long, Barbara Nordan, Doris Suther, Ellen Basinger, Deane Coats. Standing: Don Eudy, Worth Sweet, jimmy Waddell, Benny Scott, Harvey Blume, Jock Reeder, John Barnhardt, Creighton Peden. ill l JUNIORS-Don Eudy, Harvey Blume, Doris Suther, Helen SENIORS-Danny Baker, Phil Morris, Ruth Leigh, Creigh- Hinson, Deane Coats, Larry Barringer, Kenny Austin. ton Peden, Peggy Sue Long, Gene McLain, Frances Haywood. S T U D E N T .... S?PHOMORES-:lock Reeder, Suzanne Wldenhnnsei Nancy S FRESHMEN-Sally Furr, Pati Goldston, june Lewis, janice C ontz, Ellen Basinger, Sue Efird, H. A. Strother, Harold Bean, Sylvia Spong, Howard Furr, Bill Troutman, Max Lip- Small, Joe Byrd, john Barnhardt. E pard, Benny Scott, jimmy Richards. L Y bv' 'ME WYE, EIGHTH GRADE-Penny Weddington, Pam Aldridge, J. SEVENTH GRADE-Mary Mann, Betty Brown Mabrey, B. Hatley jr., Worth Sweet, George Hammett, Charles Barbara Nordan, Grace Ann Blanton, Linda Loven, jimmy Brewer, Larry Mills, jane Ann Watts, Ruth Whittecar, Waddell, Ralph Powell, Kenneth Mullis, Bill Shrcfpshire Carolyn Midlciff. B0bbY S0l0m0f1- I g .- . r: - - Eu T X ff? ev nh, Published 5 1415- I' By the Journalism Club of J' 5 coNcoR,D HIGH SCHOOL 0 s 40.09 Concord, North Carolina The only newspaper In the world that gives a spm about Concord High School EDITORIAL STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIIJ' .............................................,.........,.......... Sara Ann Caton ASSISTANT EDITOR ............. ................ R ita, Bunn CIRCULATION MANAGER ..,.,......., .......... .,,,... ...,,....... P h y llis KiS6r NEWS EDITOR .........................................,,..,......,,....................,.,.,, Betty Burge REPORTERS ..............................,. Deane Coats, Hiram Caton, Ann Krider SPORTS EDITOR ................,................,........................................ Jaldie Metcalf REPORTERS-Jimmy Shinn, Jimmy Huntley, Ray Jolly, Rodney Mor- rison SOCIAL EDITOR ...................................,...,.....,,.,....,.........,.,......., Louise DeWitt REPORTERS ....,........... Nancy Tharrington, Mose LaFoy, Pam Hartsell FEATURE EDITOR ..,,....,...,..........................,..........,......... Charlotte Ridingel' REPORTERS .....,...........,....,..,.. Carolyn Cook, Wayne Nunn, Janet Ketner TYPISTS-Mary Eleanor White, Barbara Jean Hughes, Pat Helms, Pat- sy Ann Moore EDITORIAL ADVISOR .............................................. Mrs. B. H. Thaxrington BUSINESS STAFF ADVERTISING MANAGER ................................................ Frances Haywood BUSINESS ADVISOR .............. ..... M rs. L. C. Holshouser Left: Sara Ann Caton, Rita Bunn, Mrs. B. H. Tharrington. Right: Phyllis Kiser, Frances Haywood, Mrs. I.. C. Hols- houser. THE JOURNALISM CLUB SCIENCE CLUB The Science Club is organized to maintain the students, interest in scientific projects, experiments, and programs. For an entrance requirement this year each member sub- mitted a science project. During the year the members of the club were taught to use a movie projector. The highlight of the year was the Science Pair which was held in March. Shirley Almond Betty Hill Causby Martha Clark Sylvia Craven Don Eudy MEMBERS Clyde Porter John Porter Billy Queen Paul Readling Bill Small Howard Hammett Helen I-linson Mac MacFadyen David Moore ommy Petty N I' . I All wwf LL fe Z . JM' RALPH WALLACE BILL SMALL HELEN HINSOIV President Vice President Secretary -4 Q-5.7 N NPN' Q 5 P 934 'lI,fif.3iii35?, V ' ' , l J ' - Sas A . .gt 3 K K if K, i s i. f l if gy. . ASF' P ll 'I .. 4. , . tariffs ' ' 5' .iii ' , V. K .h 1 I pup. 5 . S A E - . 5. . Bobby Troutman if-YJ Ralph Wallace I- Tommy Williams I I 4 J Bobby Wilson ' ' , n . -, ill i 4' W. 'ao-0 ik-ffl ' C .U I L' ' ' D Q Q .L o O -1 ' ' ' N I ' qi mx Q57 ' all E Q 'E 'I :- I 'I JOHN PORTER MRS. MARY FISHER Treasurer Sponsor 'pw ,gunman-4 CAROLYN COLLINS ROY CLYBURN Preriflefzz Vice Prefident JANET KETNER LOUISE De WITT MISS BLANCHE STEWART Secrelary Tre.4zru1'e1' Sponsor DRAMATICS CLUB In 1932 the Pan Players, now Concord High School's largest extra-curricular organi- zation, was established. The main purpose of the club is to give the members a chance to act or do backstage work. During the current school year, in addition to assisting the Seniors in producing their play, the Pan Players presented two three-act plays: Two Gentlemen and Verona and Dear Ruthf, The one-act plays included: Balcony Scenef Let's Make Up, and the Thespian play, Antic Spring. Other one-act plays were given during class com- petition. Scene from Dear Rmb B 'ZT', I- z X ? ' f Al 1 ' 'mm: ' IA,KA,:: f 'f f JOCK REEDER ...... Pfgffdm 5' A :,X a c 3 we DEANE coATs ..,. . President 3 , C z a, ig 'e.,.,i BILL HARMON ....,.... swefafy I F li in HIRAM CATON ...,...,.,... T1'ea.ru1'e1' Mlss RUBY sw1sHER ..A.A A.,., s pam-of FOREN SIC CLUB i The purpose of the Forensic Club is to stimulate interest and excellence in all types of oral expression. The club offers 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 in the honorary organization, the National Forensic League. Ufluwcinpccll 4- muiav-,,..l ,evr,.., , ., 1 1 , ,, Entertainment g ,fx , , Q 2 ERANKIE BRAEEORD ...., ,... . . semwy ' an V f PAM BRAFFORD .v......,.,.,,,.., Vice Prexidezzl is ' vu V ,ww JO CAROLYN EDSELL ,,,.,,.......... subtffffm g ' ,,,, - LAMARR HAMMETT .... A......... P refidenl .,'V gt E R , 1' in i x V J J t X 1 DIANNE HELMS . E , ,E my Trea.fu1'er Q Q-1, 35 Vi ' - '- BROWN HOLBROOKS Egg, ff y .A .,.. GARY KETNER A :: A 2-3 3 w LORETTA LEVUIS X , y E g , E Subftiluze ,. f W i ,H i f 'E 'Z j HLV' ' KAY HOPE LOVE Subrzituze PHYLLIS ROSEMAN 5 4' CAROLYN STANCIL MRS. EOE EULLA Spomm' CAFETERIA ASSISTANTS The Cafeteria Assistants are a group of students who, by giving up their study halls, help Mrs. Bulla and the cooks have lunch in the cafeteria on time. It is they who tabulate menus, give out milk, wash dishes, collect trays, clear tables, and do many other things to make the operation of the cafeteria more efficient. 'sw-, ,rv .rf 'Yf.1 ' 302 SANDRA DEATON BARBARA EDVUARDS Pwr idezzt Vice Prefizfefzf Tf'ff'm112'w' S W wfrf11n' Bobby Baucom, Nancy Broadway, james Lee Cravcfr, Shirley Drye, Pat Edwards, Edwin I-lord, Nettie jo jordan, Garry Kctncr, Mrs. Frank Austin. jimmy Lincbcrgcr. Bmlwara Nance, Charlotte Ridingcr, Sylvia Spong, Doris Suther, Wriglut Tucker, Ralph XX':1llz1Ce, Susie Wfirlenhouse, Sam Young, Wfancln Yow. 01 First row: Margaret Sherrill, Dorothy Barr, Norma jean Barringer, Wanda Yow, Gay Mother- shed, Sylvia Craver. Second row: Fannie Parker. Virginia Thomas. Ivfyra Loy Cook, Shirley Amond. Biarlene Biabrey, june Lee, Marcelline Canupp, Ann Furr, Mrs. Bulla. Third row: bfinnie Aldridge, Helen Hinson. hide Colman. Gail Cardon. Bobbie Shelton. Nancy Ballard, Pat Lowery, Martha Love, june Little, Frances Strickland, Sue Propst. Fourth row: Loretta Lewis, Elaine Broome, Linda XX addell, Nancy Tucker, Carolyn Sxvningen, Pam Brafford. Hazel Cook, jo Ann Simpson, Phyllis Roseman. Fifth row: Peggy Lowder, Janice Bean. Janie Bowles, Mary ,Io Doggett. Mary Elizabeth Crowell. Delores McClellan. Kay Hope Love, Barbara Ritch, june Lewis. Sixth row: Betty Lomax, Betty jean Long. Ivey jean Curriker, Veltloris Green, Carolyn Tucker, Judy Boling, Dean Sides, Barabra Watts, jeany McIntyre. The Future Homemakers of America is an organization for high school -girls designed to further the interest in home economics, home life, good citizenship, and participation in local activities. They meet once a month at night when they have a special speaker, and twice monthly during activities period for regular business sessions. Their major project this year is to buy a new sewing machine for the sewing lab. They sponsor the sale of candy to raise funds for this project. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS of AMERICA Preridezzl , L' s V GAY Mo'rHr2RsHED ,, .fi - A V y A Vice P?'6'.ljZ1't'lIf ' , 'V in ' g . T' ' ' NoRMA JEAN BARRINGER Le:-if f Serremry -A 'Eift r', -- ' , j if ', L, DOROTHY BARR ' tj X A ii'i Q , i Tremznfer' 'tt .f 4 ' EQ sue Ermo if T T it Reporter' -3- SYLVIA CRAVER ris Historian MARGARET SHERRIL ' ':' ' Pm'l1.1111ef1f.1ri.111 JOSEPHINF NEAL 4 K , Smzg Leader It 'M ,J . - f, .at NANCY TUCKFR Cwnzfy Preiideul MRS. BULLA FRANCES HAYWOOD .... ...............4. P 1'6.fid611f LOUISE DeXW ITT ,,.,...................,.... Vice Prerzdenl PATSY ANN MOORE .,.........,.... Sen'ezm'y-Trearurer MISS HILDRETH GABRIEL .........,.,.,........ Spomof' FRENCH CLUB The French Club under the able sponsorship of Miss Hildreth Gabriel was a new organization this year. The membership was open to students in the second year French class only. The programs consisted of original conversations in French which were given by the members followed with Lebrettos. The members also took a trip to the Chez Monte, a French restaurant, for dinner. The purpose of the club was to promote conver- sational French. Ray Lancaster, Mary Elizabeth Crowell, Louise DeWitt, Frances Haywood, Patsy Helms, Miss Hildreth Gabriel, Sponsorg Patty Crowell, Nadine Daniel, Rita Bunn, Larry Sides, Wright Tucker fnot presentj W K iM1i3?2gfE:. . 5 I ' si fi -5225: Q -- 5 '-T? A 5:85 ag . .Q r if 132 f xr Wg ,f Ocic' ZL1' 65 mggi In 1928 the Invictus Chapter of the National Honor Society was organized at Con- cord 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 major project the sponsorship of a College Day, at whi h sentatives from thirty-two colleges and universities wer prospective college students. c repre- e present to counsel and inform NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY ' scci I f st' c wif I - ' lxfi .X ,vi I ia fi :ww ,. i .. -v rs -L t ssir f Larry McCall, President, Creighton Peden, Vice President, Betty Burage, Treasurer, Sara Ann Caton, Secretary, Frances Haywood, Rita Bunn, Jadie Metcalf, Phyllis Kiser, Jim ' Eudy, Hiram Caton, Deane Coats, Charlotte Ridinger, Miss G ' my Shmn, Don abrlel, Sponsor. 2 ii-'if Ralph liarnhzirdt, Hiram Catton, Roy Clyburn, stirrg Deane Coats, Carolyn Collins. stiirg Hugh 1 ,I Craig, Louise DeVUitt, Pam Hartsell, Secretziryg janet Ketner. starg Mose LaFoy, President, Starg J I'-'j Paul Lentz, Vice Presidentg Mason Morris, 'lieitsurerg Rodney Morrison, Creighton Peden, 4 sturg j . ,J jack Ridenhour, Jimmy Shinn, starg Miss Blanche Stewart. Sponsor. ff 1 J' fi 'Q 'I 4 Lil' , C ' 'i 1' J u J f l , , ' ' I V A f F f ,f : U X I 1 I . ,I THESPIANS 'ff ' ,ft f ,f l if J ff sq ' Iv lla I QM 'JJJI 5 .f ' f F I. Aw? A . J 'B V 'rw W -N ff ...uf . - ? 'IIT' af..-A uv ,L.., 6.1 9 .::fr.. :ii 3' gl. -2 ' 2 ' l l ff 1 I' l tits fi, wx -. in W ffbwi VJ xr? yl. in it J' twig, If li? Troupe No. 202 of the National Thespian Society was established at Concord High School in 1932. Its purpose is to give recognition to those Dramatics Club members who have done outstanding work in the dramatic, technical, and business fields which are necessary for a good high school theatre. QUILL and SCROLL Ye Jball know lhe frzzllo, and the trutla Jim!! make you free. 7 Q ilu... 2 'Is-Q Q wif 'WN-. x A , t plum W he V ? far'-. :fi Q F4 I' in Rita Bunn, Betty Burge, Hiram.Cat0n. Sara Ann Caton, Presidentg Deane Coats, Louise DeVVitt, Sec- retary-Treasurerg Ann Krider, Peggy Long, jaclie Metcalf, Charlotte Ridinger, Mrs. Frances Alston, Sponsorg Mrs. Frances Tharrington, Sponsor. rnalists, was The Quill and Scroll, international honorary society for high school jou organized in Concord High School in 1942. Its purpose is to encourage and to reward . . , . . , . ld ' . S the individual student for outstanding work in journalism and allied fic s junior and seniors who are in the upper third of their class and have done superior work in writing, editing or business management are eligible. Zdlwaae Y nsic League is a na tionwide The Nationai ore honorary organization devoted to the training and advancement of speech activities in the secondary schoois of the country. lt has been active for a num- ber ot years after its initiai organization in Ripon, Wisconsin. Xt has rapidiy become one of the most h orary societies in the schooi. active on Y 1'-7 'If Morrison Vice Presidentg Hiram Caton, Creighten Peden, Presidentg Rodney , I Secretary-'Yreasnrerg Deane Coats, Point Secretaryg Ruby Swisher, Sponsorg Larry Vliiiiarns, Margaret Hennessee, john Earnhardt, Phii Morris, Biii Har- mon, jock ReederVSara Ann Caton. j 7 Alb. JIM' 1 ' XM r .3 if jf ' jwf Qi'-QW lv ,410 J Z L ' ' Vfllffla' H L ,I Gdfffa' ' ,N ' J ,cf Mi, WJ ,Ui WMM KW 1 ' fy X ! b 4,L,L.f 3 ' ' . Q-J O x GPN Q ' 45' a , 5 A x U d.7 CHJQJ W e CPIQ-4.5'J4l i was c Q y ECTSMM is .. .K its -if I Ang' ,jf W.. fig ,fr T gigs T - --P . '- '1 , E I fx' ffl f 5 . if gg ' Y j i :xy 52. . --Q. 4.1 q V'z, ', :vx 5 'uv' 1 .'. ii 123 -':'l'9 l 1 4 V - ,, ,J 1 ,- .512 1 .4.-. Q- r ' Q , , f-,IX1 r T . '....- '--, ' 'KT .,. I mv ve in ,, lk ,C k N ,LLV, Ni X, I .A .. Q, sk I KENNY AUSTIN LARRY MCCALLR. 1. . :QL , I V 'nv-' , ' if PT?-fltllflif Vlre P7'6'.l'Id6l.7T'ff7 , - are , A I M MTL l K 'fs 77040 Za sw. sf., W, 2 N ,... QE V ks N, . s, .54 First row: Satch Sedberry, Ken Austin, Dinkle jordan, Don Eudy, Phyllis Kiser, Don Roberts, Hettie Jean Whitley, Albert Brown, Danny Baker. Second row: Douglas Kluttz, Larry McCall, Larry Edwards, jimmy Huntley, Roy Thomas, Roy Clyburn, Gene McLain, Bob Summerell, Rodney Morrison, Third row: Paul Lentz, Ray Lancaster, jimmy Benfield, Jerry Frye, Connie Russell, Maxine Lentz, Mary Brantley, Deanie Haithcock, Mary Eleanor W'hite. Fourth row: Bobby Mills, Rod Honeycutt, johnny Walker, Larry Williams, Charles Miller, Ralph Cochran, Henry Shankle. Fifth row: Bill Allen, Lamar Hammett, Larry Barringer, Hal Furr, Bernie Cook, Bobby Black, Kenny Waddell, Pinky Propst, Itchy McEachern. DINKLE JORDAN T1'eaI1n'er MR. FRANK AUSTIN SYBIL BURLEYSON Serrelary ' r f, V ,ff'?'il:'i??s:7liA?ii5lS5711 ' , , A .sz-.wx :gr fr-:W-fr-55 - .f-bl - Q--fiitlgrtlgliiizig ..,:. . llgzfia f- ll-1.15 7 ,:,s,f.- f zazzgae- .- ,sviliiv ' , , 'bliiiiisi j -zz fswzi' e- 1 fr -5 xSp01z.f0r We '- fs ex , - , Q T any 5 ,ji --- -in f at 5 gt The Lyre Club is an honorary musical organization which was founded 5 years ago under the supervision of Mr. George Peck. Since that time it has. strived to create greater enthusiasm for music among the students. Membership is obtained by being in the band for at least two years- and by playing a solo or ensemble for an approved audience. 2 ftfju' . 1 ' v 135'-1-be is ra -M... i it ,. ,.l hn f.4'4u'l'9 1 Axl' Q +R 0 Y .f'.1l,Q. , X l W at I fu? ,Ln :J Ixkv r it . 7v4,L1fJkL V4 'QS' . ws -rzt D , -5 . u- ' 1:2- --. .fn--F 5 if iw SR 4:21 'H lil, 'Q as ' -za' ' '10 M ff' .2 N5 J .lgfw glad Charles Barger, Bruce Earnhardt, Vice Presidentg john Barnhardt, Ralph Barnhardt, june Bonds, Treasurerg Hugh Craig, Judson Faggart, Preston Faggart, Bobby Helms, jim Magill, jadie Metcalf, Marshall Miller, Nancy Lee Mills, Rodney Morrison, President, Josephine Neal, Sue Patterson, Evin Sides, Larry Sides, Secretaryg Neal Strube, Mr. Peck, Sponsor. ! AQ! CZ 08 YE? CREIGHTEN PEDEN ....... ,,,., 1 ,,,, ,,,, LARRY MCCALL ............. .. JADIE METCALF ...... JIM sH1NN ....,........4....... MR. RALPH GLENN ,..... Q' 'XFRNA1 N96 First Row: Kenny Austin, Bruce Barnhardt, John Barnhardt, Albert Brown. Second row: Hiram Caton, Roy Clyburn, Don Eudy, Hal Furr, Bill Harmon. Third row: Ray Lancaster, Phil Morris, Rodney Morrison, George McClellan, Gene McLain. Fourth row: jock Reeder, Garren Tate, Bill Vassey, Ralph Wallace, Larry Williams. , Key Ciub is an international honorary civic organization for boys in high school. Its main purpose is to be of service to the school and community. The requirements for membership are service, leadership, character, and scholarship. It has done much to benefit Concord High School. It has sponsored dances, given a medicine kit to the athletic department, helped in cancer and heart drives, and several other worth while activities. Vice Presiderzl Prerident Serfeiary Trearufer Sponror ,llflzlcizcs End-JIMMY BENFIELD Guard-HAL FURR Tfzfkle-LARRY BARRINGER End-KENNY WADDELL End-KEN BAUCOM Guard-BERNIE COOK Cezzler-BILL ALLEN Center-CHARLES MILLER Buck-JERRY FRYE Back--RALPH COCHRAN Tarkle-TOMMY RIDENHOUR Burk-EVIN SIDES Tarkle-DANNY BAKER End-JOHN BARNHARDT Back-JIMMY HUNTLEY 4 44052 1 . f. 1, 5 Nw 2 '17 Q Y CW , I J, fu I JJ' J Guard-ROD I-IONEYCUTT Tdfkle-PAUL LENTZ Bafk-ALBERT BROWN Guard-LARRY WILLIAMS End-RODNEY MORRISON Guard-LARRY EDWARDS Q Z- fan Ji! N! 57 End-CAROLI.. SNUGGS Tatkle-ROY THOMAS End-BOB SUMMERELL Bark-GENE MCLAIN Bark-DON EUDY Center-JERRY ROBINSON B405-.IERRY SLOOP Bank-LAMAR HAMMETT BM-JIMMY PROPST' Bqcla-JOHNNY WALKER Coach-FRANK AUSTIN com-JACK SPARKS CWI?-FLOYD WILSON .Co-Capmin-ROY THOMAS C0-Cfwmifz-BOB SUMMERELL SCOREBOARD Mills Home .................. 7 Concord .......... ....... Mt, Airy ......... ........ 2 6 Concord .......... ....... Monroe ..,.,...... ........ 1 9 Concord .......... ....... Lexington .,...........,........ 13 Concord Wilkes Central ,......,... 20 Concord .......... ....... Kannapolis ........ ........ 2 7 Concord Vlinecoff .......... ........ . 0 Concord Albemarle .......,...,........,. 26 Concord .......... ....... Chi1dren's Home Mooresville ........ Concord Concord Try for the extra point-Mills Home Game A general gang-banging in the making-WILKES CENTRAL GAME 5543 Ti A At the beginning of the 1952 season, the Spiders had only two first string varsity players returning- Roy Thomas and Gene McLain. Except for the left tackle position, a new team had to be trained and developed. Due to injuries, inexperience, and bad breaks, the Spiders had a bad season. They played hard, but there was definitely something missing. No one person can be blamed for a bad season. The team lost as a whole. It is wise to leave it that way. Overshadowed by a bad season, Roy Thomas was one of the most under-rated players in the state. He was always outstanding on both offense and de- fense and was admired and respected by opposing coaches and teams alike. Being recognized as Con- cord's most valuable player was only meager tribute to one of the best fif not the bestj lineman in the history of Concord High. Snuggs moving on south with the pigskin-Touchdown!! Mills Home Game Don The Kid Eudy, a fine 135-pound halfback, made dazzling runs' all season, such as the 75-yard return for a touchdown of the opening kickoff against Mt. Airy. All the drama and action portrayed in the past '52 season can hardly be captured in these few paragraphsf We can only say the past football season and the seasons to come mean a great deal to life and the school spirit at C. H. S. 1 iffy. 0, - f fm, ,L gag, ,Q N ..k.,.....,, ,,, L 1-Ma, If .v--A ily flwfr e f' .U if ' Z-'...,a,:-:rg 7 W ,.-v 1,1-...f A 4, Wi ev r Q. af, N, , ' U' 1. , sf A casa 5,241.21 - ,Jia-fx, u T F' What are you looking for, boys? He has it. Winecoff game aff .mn 'fx'-fa - ssv1rzra:..a:g.M.. rrfrvv-..a' Q, f , :.,2.e'1a:m-.wiw ww w.w.' -. 2 .gg ffzrumf.. M if-we , J .1w,:--...sa-S1-cas. . :,..wW.,.-fra . . v:r..i:Q.H.. rf-. . Kneeling: Coach Floyd Wilson, Buddy McEachern', Don Eudy, Lamarr Hammett, Johnnie Walker, Kenneth Drye. Standing: Bobby Wade, Ray Lancaster, Ray jolly, Don Burris, Carroll Snuggs, jerry Robinson, George Stikeleather, Jack Ridenhour, Billy Ross. The Concord High School Spiders under Coach Floyd Wilson may not have had the most successful year in their history, but is was not the most unsuccessful season either. The Spiders had more of a umediocrel' year. The boys finished the season with a record of 5 wins and 15 losses in all games played and a conference game record of 4 wins and 9 losses. ' The Spiders had no individual star, but a well-balanced team that is looking forward much more to the future than to the past or present. Coach Wilson feels that the returning Spiders, along with the experienced boys of this year's BU team, will put up a strong fight for the South Piedmont Conference championship by next season. Coach Wilson said that he didn't have a first team, but the usual starters for the Spiders were Lancaster and Walker at forwards, Robinson or Burris at center, and Snuggs and McEachern, or Eudy and Hammett at guards. 1 95 3 SCOREBOARD Concord ,....,... .... 3 4 East High Concord .,..,.. ...... M ills Home Concord ,,.,...., .... 5 1 East High Concord ......, ...... M ooresville Concord ......... .... 5 3 Harding ,,,,. ....,.. C oncord Mills Home Concord ......... .... 4 9 Harding .. Concord .,,,,., ,..... M ooresville Concord .... 64 Bethel ....... ,....,. C oncord Monroe Concord ,.....,.. ..... 5 2 Spencer .. Concord ....... ...... K annapolis Concord ......... ..... 5 2 Monroe ..... ,... C oncord Albemarle . Concord .,....... ..... 5 8 Lexington Concord Tech High . Concord ......,., ..... 3 6 Kannapolis Concord ,,,,,,, ,.,,.. L exington . Concord .....,,.. ..... 6 7 Tech High Concord ......... ,.... 5 4 Albemarle CARROLL SNUGGS RAY LANCASTER C0-Captain! BOYS' FLOYD WILSON Coach BASKETBALL GIRLS' CONNIE RUSSELL SYBI L BURLEYSON Co-Captain! Concord ........ BASKETBALL JACK SPARKS Coarh ,Mail 1 95 3 SCOREBOARD East High ..,. ...... 2 4 Concord ..,..... ..... A lbemarle .... ...... 5 8 Concord ,....... East High .............. 53 Concord ........ ..... M ills Home ........,... 50 Concord ........ Sacred Heart .......... 14 Concord ..,..... ...,. M ooresville ............ 28 Concord ........ Bethel ...........,.,.,.... 29 Concord ,.,..... ..,,. M ills Home .........,.. 44 Concord ........ Spencer .,,,.... .,.... 3 8 Concord ........ ..... M ooresville ..........,. 33 Concord ........ Monroe ........ ....... 2 7 Concord .....,,, .,.., L Monroe ........ ..,... 2 1 Concord ........ Lexington .... ...... 4 2 Concord ,,..,,,, ,,,,, K annapolis ..,......... 42 Concord ........ Kannapolis ............ 36 Concord ,....,,, ..... A lbemarle .... .. 63 Concord ........ 64 Sacred Heart ...,...... 34 Concord ,,,.,,,, ,,,,, 5 9 Lexington ..,.. ...... 3 7 Concord .,............,,.,.. 53 Winecoff .......,........ 42 IWW. Gwfiu-I-3 iid'-4 xk,n.o-cy-44-I ' 4 wana: B0-wad' bugjg Cn ,LAL . 41, -4- ' Coach Jack Spark's Spi tes enjoyed another bountiful season in the won and loss S column. When the final recor were in, the girls had won 16 games while dropping only 3. In South Piedmont play, the Spiderettes won 10 and lost 3. TW Individually, Sybil Burleyson, high scoring All Conference candidate, was a standout yA4AA,,, from the very beginning, replacing the very capable Sally Scott in the role of leading scorer for both teams. joining Burleyson on offense were Maxine Lentz and Mary gf ' Brantly as the principle starters. On defense, Deanie Hathcock, Connie Russell, and V!! Polly Page were the usual starters and did commendable jobs all year long. P Supporting the Spiderettes starters game after game were Betty jean Long, Peggy I' . Lowder, Sara Ann Patterson, Martha Gray, and Coach Simpson. Kneeling: Nancy Tucker, Manager, Dione Simpson, Martha Gray, Mary Brantly, Deanie Hath- Cock, Peggy Lowder, Mae Coleman, Phyllis Kiser, Manager. Standing: Betty Lomax, Betty Jean Long, Sybil Burleyson, Polly Page, Maxine Lentz, Connie Russell. ,Q - li 421 5 ffl f' ra , A? ff' Q4 V Q BASEBALL Coach jack Sparks had to build an entire new Spider team for the '53 season. He had only two lettermen, Roy Clyburn and Dink jordan returning from the good team of '52. MM, add' Q..c,af., ul-ai',l5'1rxj.,.A. -L - ,1Tf '1 C'4 Z-'wig fjffa-,442-rv JACK SPARKS Conch , 92.29 Q QM aww 1w4f f' First row, left to right: James Barnhardt, Don Dagenhart, Fred Carriker, Bob Wade, Brown K I Holbrooks, Jerry Sloop, Dink jordan, jerry Frye, Johnny Walker, Morrison Honeycutt. Secondg-L' ' row: John Barnhardt, Ben Swaringen, Hal Furr, Wayne Hagler, Ralph Wallace, Carroll Snuggs, MW Frank Williams, Bill Frye, Jerry Robinson, Ken Dry, john Barnhardt. Third row: Rodney Mor l rison, jimmy Huntly, Jimmy Shinn, Albert Brown, Roy Clyburn, Mose LaFoy, Danny Baker, Ch l M'll , D B ', Ch l B , R l h Coch , fmm' Jenk' . ar es 1 er on urrls ar es arger a p ran 1 3 ms W U ' 1 'f,,l 1953 SCHEDULE . l OL dll , Concord vs. Tech High Concord vs. Children's omqf Concord vs. Spencer Concord vs: Albemarle Concord vs. Statesville Concord vs. Kannapolis Concord vs. Children's Home Concord vs. Albemarle Concord vs. Spencer Concord vs. Kannpolis Concord vs. Statesville Conqgfd vs, Teqh High L'1 . QW , ' . f 1 ' 2 LAALL 14. lac'-' , 'A , ,..,, r ,Jr , fr , fffe'-f-ma he 4ua,rf-..,f S 'M rv 'fr me I of 4 '27 aw f ' ,JY MM 'i 'ci 'L '! H-'fi' eil- -if ' flf? ef J MJ - 9 G JY-fffx.. f,,od--M Q7 'ADT V' . f 'Z aff. ,A A . , X. no C f ' V gn - in - 3362, ,4 f - - 1 It is. rf ,mr J KA.,-fig bvemig-of ,' -'-A' afZ...f..a..PZ,'e. 'st ' ' fl lgrilyflf , ,, fir E4 .1911 4' i fix if ffxwv X I DRUM MAJOR Burris, Donald MAJORETTES Caton, Dottie Drye, Carolyn Hughes, Charlotte Irvine, Frances Chief Widenhouse, Suzanne Perkins, Daphne Mauro! GIRLS Barr, Dorothy Basinger, Ellen Beaver, Sylvia Biggers, Margaret Bost, Linda Bost, Nancy Burris, Doris Byers, Mary Ella Cagle, Ann Carter, Anita Caudle, Shelby Causby, Betty Chaney, Ann Craver, I-Iarlean Cress, Martha Anne Crowell, Patty Culbertson, Barbara Denny, Carolyn DeWitt, Louise Dow, Rebecca Edwards, Judith IIIIIZURD um mam BAND 4e?mwl LETTER GIRLS Bonds, June Eudy, Phyllis Harris, Norma Haywood, Frances Helms, Patsy Leigh, Ruth Collins, Carolyn Erwin, Emily Graeber, Camilla Hay, Mary Lou Howard, Anne Howard, Babs Hughes, Barbara Kennerly, Pat Kinard, Jane Litaker, Isabel Long, Nancy Miller, Caroline Miller, Norma Moore, Patsy Morris, Joan E. McClellan, Dolores Shelton, Bobbie Smith, Barbara Stone, Carol Weddington, Marian Whitesides, Dottie Whittecar, Ruth Williams, Ann COLOR GUARD Carriker, Fred Lentz, Charles Burge, Betty Burrage, Carol Coats, Deane Kluttz, Phyllis Krider, Ann BOYS Andrews, Andy Barnhardt, John Baucom, Jimmie Blume, Harvey Bratton, Donald Buckwell, John Cook, Danny Craig, Hugh, Jr. DeVUitt, Monty Drye, Vann Faggart, Preston Hagler, Mickey Hall, Gene Harmon, Bill Hastings, James Helms, Bobby Helms, George Hord, Edwin Kestler, Bill Lowder, Eddie Magill, Jim Mann, Robert Lancaster, Shirley Kiser, Phyllis Metcalf, Jadie Miller, Marshall Moore, David Morris, Phil Nelson, Philip Petty, Tommy Reeder, Jock Ritchie, David Ritchie, Maurice Sides, Evin Sides, Larry Sims, Gary Strube, Neal Tate, Garten Whitley, Bill Wilkerson, Ted Wingate, Bobo ,, E I' . . i ii . f. Q E i f gt -' NN gh .:., ,P X VA, my f it Gif fwfr :lien----1' .,,,,,.,,,, Garren Tate john Barnhardt Jim Magill Jadie Metcalf Preston Faggart Pfeifdmf Vire Prefident Secretary Trggwfef Librarian Judy Edwards Edwin Hord Don Burris Mr. George Peck A5511 Librarian Amt Librarian Dram f' 0 f-'U 0.1. ' Q, 5 1-5. ,L rn 2, ,1 W i 4.0 A... nv W V , X5 fs lf? I is ZW24' kj 1 ' f - I fx im 2? ' 2 fi v, X M 5 Q ff W-S91 2 Mix 5 mx:-A A-illlilui i i RALPH BARNHAR' f BRUCE BARNHARDT JUNE BONDS NORMA JEAN REESE JUDSON FAGGART MR. WILLIAM TRITT Pfefzdenz Vice Prerident Secretary-Trearuref' Librarian Barringer, Norma Basinger, Mimi Jean Bean, Janice Beaver, Anne Boling, Judy Bonds, June Bost, Martha Ann Brafford, Pam Buckner, Iris Burrage, Carol Burris, Peggy Carson, Gail Cook, Carolyn Cook, Hazel Crowell, Carolyn Ely, Edith SENIOR CHORUS Eudy, Carole Faggart, Judson Furr, Sally Fink, Ada Glass, Mary Anna Gray, Peggy Hennessee, Margaret Hinson, Helen Kluttz, Phyllis Krider, Ann Lancaster, Shirley Lee, June Leigh. Ruth Mills, Nancy Lee Nash, Peggie Neal, Josephine Patterson, Sue Preslar, Carol Jean Privette, Diane Reese, Norma Jean Riggs, Dixie Ritch, Barbara Sams, Patsy Shue, Nancy Shue, Peggy Sides, Deane Simpson, Jo Ann Small, Barbara Spong, Sylvia Thompson, Joyce Tucker, Nancy White, Carol White, Mary Eleanor Widenhouse, Patsy Barnhardt, Bruce Barnhardt, Floyd Barnharclt, Ralph Brown. Albert Cline, John Coble, Bill Crowder, Phil McCall, Larry Morfis,'Zeb Richards, Jimmy Widenhouse, Robert The Senior Chorus, under the direction of William Tritt, is organized to give CHS students a chance to participate in the musical activities at Concord High. Sixty-three strong, the chorus has taken part in many programs at school, in the community and in the State Contest Festivals. The season began with a program at Central Methodist Church and a short Thanks- giving program at the high school. The Christmas season was marked by the annual joint concert with the C.H.S. Band. The new year found the C.H.S. Chorus touring the different grammar schools in the community, preparing for the State Contest Festival at Catawba College, and the annual spring concert at Webb Field. Director l is l President, Phyllis Barnhardtg Vice President, Annette Bivensg Secretary, Janette Bivensg Treasurer, Julia Clintong Sponsor, Mr. George Peck. Pam Aldridge Belva Austell Mary Ann Barger Ruth Bass Linda Beaver Barbara Caldwell Harriet Cannon Linda Cress Barbara Crowell Barbara Ellwood CHORUS Bill Boger Daphne Broome James Brown Martha Brown J. W. Buckner, Jr. Sue Byrd Bill Carpenter Sylvia Cato Carolyn Fesperman Mary Louise Fisher Madeline Hahn Judy Harrison Janice Hartsell Faye Hamilton Patsy Lambert Linda Loven Rebecca Mills Sharon Moose Caroline Morris Iris McClamrock Phyllis Privette Carol Readling Barbara Rogers Peggy Riley Nancy Smith Q N1 A egg ff' Doris Treelar Susan Turner Carolyn Williams Patsy Waddell UNIOR BAND Anita Maness Betty Drye Kenneth Helms Marietta Mann Richard Floyd Fred Hughes Gail Mauldin John Francis Ronald Hoover Larry Mills Betty Funderburk Anne Jewell 'Edward Moose Robert Honey Harry Karris Charles Morrison Sylvia Harrison Jerry Keller Nancy McLellan Douglas Harwood Jerry Kleppel Dolores Petty Tyrone Harwood Buddy Lomax Johnny Pharr Elizabeth Ramsey Mary Anne Copenhaver Bobby Hatley Benny Mabrey Tommy Ross Jany Sides Jimmy Simpson Elgenia Snipes Chenault Spence Bill Strother Jean Lee Trexlar Steve Widenhouse 172- ... 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Q HK Laos. 1.06110 ' 'xl'-A mer-4 gcatures Q 'Lg fm-.zsmfm A f,ff W SENIOR 019' Most Likely to Succeed CREIGHTON PEDEN RITA BUNN .. . I N - ,,.. .. 2 -...... .,., W ' Q ,-fan. 0 0uupR,.0. g , f Il- cw.-. , t Z 5 '35, 4, If bf 5 5 .M l . X Q 2 X I E Most C 0 0 pemtwe WRIGHT TUCKER PHYLLIS KISER R Bef! All-Round CREIGHTON PEDEN FRANCES HAYWOOD Moy! Capable LARRY WILLIAMS SARA ANN CATON Mon' Dignified LOUISE DeWITT BRUCE BARNHARDT Biggext H ear! Breaker PAT HELMS GENE MCLAIN F' SUPERLATIVES . . 5'I Most Sludious PEGGY LONG PHIL MORRIS Moi! Courteouy KEN MILLS ANN KRIDER SENIOR Friendlieft GEORGE MCCLELLAN FRANCES HAYWOOD Bef! Looking RODNEY MORRISON BARBARA JEAN HUGHES ext Atbfele SYBIL BURLEYSON CARROLL SNUGGS Bef! Sport CONNIE RUSSELL RAY LANCASTER SUPERLATIVES Moyt Po pular GENE MCLAIN MARY ELEANOR WHITE Moxt Talented CAROLYN COLLINS JADIE METCALF Beit S :bool Spirit LARRY EDWARDS MARY ELEANOR WHITE NV, Moyt Btzxbful JOHNNY CRAVER BARBARA SMALL SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Biggeft Pest JIMMY HUNTLEY PATTY CROWELL Biggest Talker JIMMY HUNTLEY PATSY ANN MOORE Moy! Original WRIGHT TUCKER JENNIE LOU GILLON Wizfiefz JIMMY LINEBERGER PATTY CROWELL ,W W ROY CLYBURN GAIL CARSON Assislani Chief MAC MacFADYEN Here are +he cheerleaders of Concord High School. ll' is fhey who, dressed in black and gold are always oul 'Fron+, cheering on +he feam, whelher 'lhey be winning or losing. One of lhe biggesl' even'l's sponsored a+ C. H. S. +his year was Homecoming, which included a queen and her cour+, a parade, half-+ime aclivifies, and a dance, all sponsored by The Cheerleaders. The Cheerleaders also awarded a +rophy +o lhe mosl improved fooiball player of The year, who was called Mr. Touchdown of '52. Klzcer leaders Olher even'rs sponsored were ouldoor pep rallies, bonfires, dances afler Foofball games, CAROLE EUDY Y ELEANOR WHITE Chief 'Y and sponsoring sfudenf buses for oul of 'rown MISS LAURA JEAN NEWELL games. Sponsor DANNY COOK GEORGE HAMMETT MELANIE GAY MCGEORGE Mascol' + 3 ,fill f , 15 1 y W aff r M 353 , are on ff' , wt if P' -A ,. van w .aw , my Frances Haywood, Caroline Miller, Barbara jean Hughes, Sally Furr, Nancy Tucker NTL? A W W J. Heap Big Winner-SENIOR FLOAT N r j r wiki W' 33, S 59 yf Q 2 M 1 me ff Qi 5? ey.,-jc 'gf Q T' V ff? Wai 41640. 36 ' Hg. 4 S . 3 A A v L 4 7 :'X,.1',5Lf - xx L K- eug,fY 'f'fg 54,- 8 my JL 1 W 2 f Q gg. , K 1 S .f-N 5? ,M 2 ! A if -S - - - rf 'e,f,Qf,, Li. . Z ,fiif3,fiVi af WMZ ' , X - if g Q f i ., r. X 2 A X , - K',,k ,,.,1f Magik A pretty girl is like a melody . . D W Gwen's Big Moment Q Sponsors Get Protection 3 KZ Ann Looked Pretty H P . V ' ww ,QQ 21 5-ggfzf --1-,'1fg'ffvfffrsSL?g?xi:ff5'-'H Fis .L - , .. fi :ffmfrszf3 -1. 1, ' ' fissile V' fawl-1521 Hlfifziazisvf 1- ' W,,.,,. 3 '- E -F - kg, H:4?f?gZgsie1sig?ifsqnixgqg xi: L H ,3 ' .. A .. , 1:,f5zgg,5:i3w?:a::L.1Q?Xaxv P 1 1 1 Q. , 1 -31 J 1638 A ,, , fi C 4 J mwmszk- - 25-A - W-.Y , Y ,X ' M353 jg! --,if ' fi-Q33 . fllifffg 5 S ' :Q 5 ., Q' ' ii! 355, If if V fi Clomlmay ueen MISS FRANCES HAYXVOOD M W, wow 0' to IKM' M, WW Valedictorinn Salntatofian BOBBY MILLS SARA ANN CATON ACHIEVEMENTS D.A.R. Good Citizen Winner I Speak for Democracy' BETTY BURGE CHARLOTTE RIDINGER 1 Moft Improved Football Player HAL FFRR M051 Valuable Foo ROY THOMAS Um ga-'frJ'. tball Player xgfgadlapn Jim Wim uv IQ, h 67 'd W'T0fwve-Q, All Girls' State . BARBARA FURR SARA ANN CATON af 8'VN:0b': aff-M-f -7,uvu ,A,,,.,q -. ,..., x M,---v '-AQ N 4 new WN All-State Orclzeftra 'P-JADIE METCALF ,A PRESTON, FAGGART 1 , 1 AND I AWARDS 1' A M A V' FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE 1955 SPIDER WEB QSO some think ? ! ue lj Receipts ORGANIZATIONS ...,......,,....,.,,., ,,.,,...,,,,,,,,,,,, ,,,.,,,, 35 2 ,5oo,0o ATHLETIC DEPARTMENT ,,.,.... ,,,,, 1 .25 MUSIC DEPARTMENT ........... ,, 7,200.00 SPONSORS ........................................................ . 22,000.00 ADVERTISING .........................,................,......... .. 63,450.00 RET OUCH FEE FOR FACULTY PICTURES ...................... . 95,000.00 DONATIONS FROM LOVING FRIENDS .........,................. . 00.000.00 HUSH MONEY FROM EDITOR OF 1952 ANNUAL . 467.93 TOTAL 35 188,619.93 Expemef STAFF PARTY ..0........................................,..,.......,... ,,.,,,,, 35 1,334.75 PORTRAIT SHOP CBILL COHENQ ..... ..... 2 .50 TAYLOR MADE YEARBOOK CO. ....... . 36.00 TRAVELING EXPENSES ...................,...........,.... .. 1,400.00 SECRETARY'S SALARY .................,.,........,............. 950.00 KICK BACK TO VARIOUS CAMPUS WHEELS ......... .. 540.00 EDITOR'S NEW USED CAR .....,..................................,... .. 3,100.00 NEW TUBE FOR SPONSOR'S TELEVISION SET ........ 75.00 NEW PAIR OF SHOES FOR PICTORIAL EDITOR ........ 35.00 BUSINESS EDITORS DIPLOMA ............,......,................ 1.50 BAIL AFTER STAFF PARTY ........ . 70.00 UN REPORTABLE EXPENSES ........ 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