Cool Spring High School - Tattler Yearbook (Cleveland, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1954 volume:

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Madison, wc, the Senior Class of 1954, dcdimrc this, the ciglnh vol uma of THE TAT'1'I.IiR, in upprcciauon for her patience, hard work: understanding, and the inspiration which began rwelve shorc YEHIS 2g0 '91Div01 Qilts AANILIN HAGER IERRY SMITH 11111 r C :ef Buimefr Manager l898 STAFF Left to right: Charles Bunch. flirt. Sporti Editor: Sadie Nicholson, Sport: Editor: Scottie Mullis, Ant. Burirzeir Mafmger: Frances Hager, Editor-in-Chief: Blaine Beary. Ant, Editor: Barbara Adkins. Aft Editor: johnny Hager, Ant. Art Editor. 7 H IGH SCHOOL FACULTY l MR j I-I IAMES l MRS J B CHILTON MISS KATHRYN AREY Greensboro College Wheaton College ' ill iii ii: I R BRINI MRS S H STEVENSON Clemson Collcrzc C xr mln Kollcqe Winthrop S C CW I VMR H V CHAPPELL XIIQQ HlI.DA JAIWES h1R5 yi L NASH LUIVEYSIFY of N C AB xlefeillfh A 5 T C S T C A31 K.. l A.B. 13.5. C l C- H gm 2 l A ! T 1' I 4 N V 4 I 1 5 . . , q my 1. 1. DLE . . . C HBS. A ' ns! A B.A. 9 gt, 1' . , , A A --f . A . . A A... . M.A. 9 , A K, f BS. ELEMENTARY FACULTY Mrs. -I. I.. Evans Mrs, Roy lxltcilff k Mrs- P. I, Cm mm: Mm. Paul Sy cs ' p ' Mrs. M. N. Campbell NIH V O Mnlnryre Nlrs C L Cook Mrs H V Chappell 'W155 Mary FOSILI' Mrs l C lovner Nfirs H H Powel' Y W l l l Mrs. T- 5- Page MW- R- B- Makllmf' Mrs. Ross Clemlenin LINDA PAGF Age 5 daughter of Route 7 Cleveland North Carolina MASCOTS 10 RICHARD HAGER Age 5 son of Route 7 Clevelfmd North Cwollna y xx. E , l ,t j, MY- and MIS lt WI- Pail? Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Hager Ll' W: 1. 1 ' D Q 1 . w:'M4.nf' , .,.A XM, L.- - .-g. f - t . ,Aga iii f . ,X J. 1 4 .1 H', V . ' - ,Q ,J -qi.. V . 4110 . l V- fazxk l 5' N.,,,A,, ? A ,S V .,,5' ffm A' few ' , . - yy.. 1 . f.4:.5Vw,, dwg,-4, 'lfiffvf f, , ..f- I1 V, ,ui Wu lfnft ff ,,,1u, . , 'L,i - 4'-'Jzvvx ', x i,Y 1'-g 13,f?i'f7g,5 ' I -gy f- .yrmq 2, gi,-I, 5, V7 I Q i . ,,-,W gk, F 1yQr,,jf.,l I E. ,,.f M ... M'-fvx, , ,-'.e.,,,: :FW 11 gs. aiylk M, , i SENIORS BARBARA ADKINS Roure4 Sraresvnlle N C Honor! 41-l Club l234 Reporter 2 Art Club 2 FHA Club 1734 Garden Club 3 bcore Keeper 234 Future Teachers Club 4 Qecretary Treasurer 4 Art Ednror of The Tat rle 4 Holzlner Tmtmp., Pxctures Skatmg and Dress Desxlzmng GLENDA ALLISON Route l Sraresvllle N C Hmmm FHA Club 14 Garden Club 3 Lxbrary Club 24 Vnce Dresxclc 4 V1cePres1dent of Class 3 Hobblef Qkatmg, GLENN BARKLEY Route 7 Sraresvnlle N C Hunan Dramatncs 1 fl H C'ub l 1 F A 1 2 54 Basketball 34 Bus Dnver 34 Hnhhfes I-lunrmg and Baseball 12 BLAINE BEATY Route 2 Cleveland, N. C. Honour F.F.A. Club l.2.3,4, Vice-President 3,4g Marshal 1,253 Treasurer of Class 31 Beta Club 3,43 Assistant Editor of THE TATTLER. Hobbies: Eating, Agriculture. and Sports. REBA BELL Route 1 Statesville N C Honorr F HA Club l 2 5 4 Glee Club l 4 Library Club 2 5 4 4 H Club 12 Hobbzer Reading and Piano DON BOAN 554 Bond Street Statesvrlle N C Honorr Glee Club 74 Basketba 34 Mono- gram Club 34 Baseball 54 Hobbrer Collecting Old Coins SENIORS 'Jr 13 il SEN IORS CHARLES BUNCH JR Route 5 Statesvllle N C Hanan Class Presndent 2 34 Football 12 3 Basketball 2 3 Basketball Manager 4 4 H Club 12 34 Prestdent 2 3 Secretary 4 Bus Dnver 3 4 Act1v1ty Bus Dnver 4 F F A Club 1 2 Mono gram Club 2 3 4 Assxstant Sports Edxtor of THE TATTLER Hobbies Reading Mechanxcs and a Blonde LAURA CASHION Route 2 Cleveland N C Honors Glee Club 2 3 FHA Hobbze: Collectmg Pxctures DONALD CREEDMORE Route 5 Statesvxlle N C Hanan F FA 1 2 34 Dramatxcs 3 Football 3 Basketball 4 Hobbxer AModel and Televxsxon 14 SENIORS LARRY DAGENHART Route 4 Statesvxlle N C Honor: FFA 1734 Basketball 54 oot ball 5 Monogram 34 Hobblef Eatmg and Sports ARDELLA DAYWALT Route 1 Mocksvllle N C Hmmm FHA 12 Glee Club 4 Beta Club Hobblef Collecting Noveltnes and Stamps Talking PRlSCll.I.A DELLINGER Route 1 Statesvxlle N C Honor: 4H Club 12 FHA Club 123 Basketball 2 3 4 Monogram 3 4 Garden Club 3 Art Club 3 Hoblue: Paxnung ard Basketball 5 JJ 15 l SENIORS CAROLYN DOBSON 605 Davre Avenue Staresvrlle N C Irmon Vue Prcsldent of Class l Treasurer of Class 4 Beta Club 34 Marshal 12 3 Future Teachers Club 4 Vrce Presndent 4 Hnblner Readmg., and Sewrng SARA FREELAND Rome 1 Sratesvllle N C ...J Honor! Library Club 4 Habla er Plano and Soft Ball GERALDINE GANTT Route 1 Sraresvnlle N C Honors Glee Club 7 Secretary and Treasurer or Class 2 Library Club 2 Hnbbrer. Skating. and Reading. 16 SENIORS LOUISE GODBEY Route l Mocksvnlle N C Hmmm Basketball 7 34 Monogram 234 Dramatrts 7 FHA Club 12 4 H Club 1234 Holzbzer Cookmr, and Sewmz FRANCES HAGER Route 2 Cleveland N C Honors Cheerleader 2 3 4 Chief 4 FHA Club 1 2 3 4 Hrstonan 3 4 H Club 1 2 3 Vrce es dent l S cr ary 3 Ednror rn Chxef of THE Glee Club 1 Garden Club 3 C0 Edrtor of News 8: Vrews 4 Secretary of Class 3 Mrss Merry Chnsrmas 2 Future Teachers Club 4 Hobbzer Skatmg Swrmmmg Crafts and Arts JOHNNY HAGER Route 2 Cleveland N C Honor: FFA 1234 Presrdent of FFA 4 Art Club 24 Assrstant Arr Ednor of THE TATTLER I-Ioblue: Collectmg Advemsrng Pencnls Hunt mg and Eating 17 st v Pri ,lest gy'-'-'lvl TATTLER 4g Art Club 39 Monogram Club 2,3,4g ' I ' , ' ' , - xt , L . , , , SENIORS 18 BETTY HORTON Route 2 Cleveland, N. C. Hmmm L1brary Club 3 4 H 12 Hobbzef Hxllbtlly Musuc Hymns Eatmg Bas ketball and Softball MRS MARJORIE KJHNSON Route 1 Mocksvllle N C Honon Glee Club l Basketball 754 Da mat cs 3 4 H Club 2 3 Monogram 34 Hobbfef Sports Reading and Collecting Novels JIMMY MIZF Route 4 Statesvnlle N C Hanan Glee Club 2 5 Bus Dnver 34 Hobbxu Music and Photography SENIORS SCOTTIE MULLIS Route 4 Statesvllle N C Honor: 4H Club lil-4 FHA Club 175 Reporter of F H A 2 Reporter of 4 H l Garden Club 3 Cheerleader 3 Basketball 2 3 4 Beta Club 34 Reporter of Beta Club 5 Secretary of Beta Club 4 Secretary of County Beta Club 3 Mono gram Club 2 34 MISS Merry Chrlstmas 3 Glee Club l Asslstant BUSIDCSS Manager of THE TAT TLER 4 Hobbzex Skatlng Basketball Plano Swlmmlng and Danclng CATHERINE MYERS Route l Harmony N C Honor: FHA Club l2 Beta Club 54 Mar shal 3 Hobbfes Readlng Cooklnl, Collectlng Odd Bottles and Needle Work J ff' .aF F ' -yr 11 J-P' RUBY NANCE affine Route 1 Statesvllle N C Honor: FHA Club 1 Basketball 4 1 ' ,,, Hobbxex Basketball Mlnlature Golf Cooklng Readlng Talklng and Eatlng as '5- SENIORS EVELYN NIBLOCK Route l Sratesvxlle N C Hanan Glee Club 1 FHA Club 23 4 Club 123 Basketball 34 Monogram 34 Hobbies Sports Reading and Sewmg SADIE NICHOLSON Route 1 Mocksvnlle N C Honors Basketball 2 54 Monogram 34 Sports Edxtor of THE TATTLER Hobbzef Sports Readmg and Sewing HELEN PIERCE Route 4 Statesvnlle N C. Honor: Mongram 34 Glee Club 1 FHA 1 2 3 4 H Club 1 2 3 Basketball 2 Garden Club 3 Cheerleader 34 Hobbzex Skating Square Dancing and Eatmg 0 SENIORS 5HlRLEH PRATHER Route I Harmonx N C liwww YHA ll Cylee Club 4 Hobbref Readme Collecung Old C ms anl 'Nleedlevnork DELBERT REID Route Sraresvxlle N C Honofr Bus Drxver 4 Glee Club Z 4 Hnlzluef Musxc and Photography fj ' JERRY JLLIAN ITH Route 4 Box Sraresx nlle IN Honor: Bus Drner 4 Glee Club 14 FEA Club 17 Class Presxdent l Vnce Presxdent 24 Beta Club 54 V1cePres1denz 3 Presxdent 4 Business Manager of THE TATTLER 4 Holzlner Photography Plano and Sxngnn 71 ,Z 'A' 'Of.'s Lf . -3 7 'l ' ,N ' ' 'KJ V x , 'X !,.!f' I K, e I' x, R' v , 1 5 'A . '. C. f ' ' 4 . SENIORS TOMMY SMITH Route I Statesville, N. C. Honors: Agriculture l,2,3,4g Football 5. Hobbier: Hunting and Fishing. ROBERT STARRETTE JR Route I Statesville N C Honor: Baseball 234 Football 25 FFA Club 1 Bus Driver 34 Dramatncs 2 Activity Bus Driver 4 Class President 2 Hobbies Hunting and Sports NAOMI STROUD Mocksville N C Honon 4 H 1 2 3 Basketball 4 Hobbrer Sports Eating and Going Places 22 I 'Q .gs 5 , G ' 2' 1 l i l l Routel ,.. , Z- .ii ' 4 'I GEORGE SWICEGOOD Route l Statesvxlle N C Honor: F FA l 2 34 Bus Drlver 4 Holzbzex Eatlng KENNETH SWICEGOOD Route 1 Sratesvxlle N C Honorr F F A Club l 2 3 4 Baseball Monogram Club 34 MOLLIE ANN WALTERS Route 1 Statesvxlle N C Honor.: FHA Club 2 34 Glee Club 4 Hobbzer Sewmg Eating Musxc and Cooktng SENICRS S 14 23 I . . . , ,,, gl . '. , ' W R : . . . , , , 1 5.4 Hobbiexz Hunting and Fishing. I : . I , , g I , Q 3 1 ' .gf ,, X u ma afaf,,,,yf we cw SEN :ORS MAXINE WILLIAMS Route 4 Statesville, N. C. Honour: 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 2, Recreation Leader 33 Reporter of County Council 3, President 43 F.l-I.A. Club l,2,3,4, Reporter 1, Secretary 33 Beta Club 3, Treasurer 43 Dramatics 33 Social Editor of School Paper 23 Co-Editor of News and Views 43 Fair Queen 23 Miss Merry Christmas 43 Scorekeeper l,2,3,43 Future Teach- ers Association 4, President 4. Hobbier: Swimming, Dancing, Sewing, Skat- ing, and Talking. GI ADYS NlARlF YOUNC Route l Statesville N C Honorx Glee Club 7 Library Club 54 Hohluer Talkini, 1nl Watching. Television lf! ,W Jax f re 5 'P' 'Q vlxe--fe ,fi 'Qin 'Hrs qliijl, iN S'- ',,':-5-- -':..S-f'X'Q Ra w ag' 1 fv- 24 4 r 1 . 1 1 -1 ' A , - ' 1 ' 3' 1 t 7' ' ' t ' i . V NN, K, , . ,A -3 .Q 1- In ,f , RSS. . lf, lA V 'Q -t 5 ' ir . ' ,lb ' 1 X rv ,lf hi, X r 5 i s r., f i -1-- i . I . I ' ,fx - ' 7 4, 1 Y W- ,,- . ' 5-- px ' s a.. eh 5'-T' . BQ T -t. LX 'ri - N -wk , - s -as-:fre T v. Q ...gf 1 1 4 f ax 3. -- ...C .. f...'x , U ,,- u W .V - ,, -'Q-, V - ' :-.fn -' A - R . 4' Q ' ,Q 1 3-C? 1 -v. - 1 ' ,Pi-v xf TT -27- , -- -pd f:-I -- ligx ,..,: .41 - -if - - 1. - i xl .1 I 'xxffza ft P1 ' ': 6'-. 7 1,43 im, 11 X' ' . ,qt Hg, I 1 1, Q' Hi 6' 3- wg YQ :iii 5,1- -....., SUPERLATIVES Scome and Jem Sadie and Tommy Moi! Talented I-4215! -1-4 Carolyn and Blame M31-,One and Jerry Mon Sludzouf Ben Aclrer: and Actof 27 ra' 2 .. '7 I I S ig! ' E Slab? ENE A 4, M 25 f Q f , ,K ' v 914' ... . K ,l 71 Y. Y l xx - OU R MOTTO The Class of '54 is faring forth with one destination in view--success. Wouldn't it make our iourney easy if we had a well-drawn map directing us there? However, There is no map of the road to Success: you must find your own. The whole purpose of our schooling has been to prepare us for charting that map. Already, however, we have found that the task will be life-long and difficult. A Bible teacher illustrated it for us by a picture: through the hills and valleys of Life there are two roads. These sometimes crossed each other, sometimes they ran parallel, sometimes they faded in the distance. The ways presented beauties, difficulties, steep ascents, and many diversities. Bur there were no printed signs to direct the pilgrim-he, and he alone, must make the choice. He knows that at the crest of one road is Success, at the crest of the other, Failure-which way shall he go? That is our task-to choose the right road. Hence our Motto: There is no map of the road to Success: you must nnd your own. Ardella Daywalt RED AND WHITE The Class of 54 chose their colors Red and White for three reasons hrst we liked the idea of our personal emblem includinr the colors which symbolize for us patriotism second an emblem suggesting to us the traits of character we would have third an emblem recalling always happy days at Cool Spring High The primary color red stands for bravery courage and an unwavering determination to succeed The secondary color white stands for purity and holds integrity as its highest virtue And so we the boys and girls of 1954 stepping out of the shelter of school life into the unknown of the actual workaday world beyond realize the need of this physical and moral courage Thus we hope that the red in our emblem will continue to be a stimulus Likewise may the white challenge us to keep our thoughts upon a high plane Yes brave and pure of motive in all that we may think or say or do throughout all the course of our lives is the challenge of our Red and White badge Sara Freeland Ruby Nance THE RED ROSE As their class flower the Class of 54 has chosen the red rose The rose one of the most beautiful of all flowers is a symbol of fragrance and loveliness Red and white our class colors signify courage and purity Armed with these four qualities we shall chart our map of the road to Success Catherine Myers and Gladys Young X Thx Rss Km N XXXQ 1 R S- N S,X ' 7' if-c 59 fb-sX Q'-N .reb- XX Ra..-1-15 R 28 X-.. . h . w- l . - 2 . 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N ,I 1 A ' ' '4 T ffl? f! ll , - THE RIVER OF MEMORY Rovung down the Rrver of Memory Our boat glrcles oer the waters of knowledge Twelye ghdrng years have floited by Years filled w1th knowledge 1nd glory Rowrng down the Rrver of Memory We are shootmg the rapxds of Englrsh and Hxstory Thexr secrets are hrdrng where no student knows While down the Rrver of Memory he goes Rowmg down the Rlver of Memory The lrghts of four ports we see ghmmerrng FRESHMAN SOPHOMORE JUNIOR AND SENIOR In sparkllng letters are shrmmerrng Down the Rryer of Memory Rowmg down the Rrver of Memory Our eyes are glrstennng w1th unshed tears As we are nearmg the end of our yoyage Rowrng down the Rrver of Memory Rowmg down the Rrver of Memory Our boat enters the Harbor of Graduation We are parrmg-each for hrs chosen way After romng down the Rrver of Memory Catherrne Myers 79 1' f v x ' ' V, 1 V - ' ' Y f L 1 f V. 1 w v y 1 y v - x 1 1 v V v v y U v f f'!si s- aw? ,J mf- 0' fw M 4, -5 2 X7 h lfta m Se 'W , we, sa P f-714475 D 'P 7' EPIA-16,8 , 2 12 obmfm lg? 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A, : 2 N 'Wes . gvr' ' ' f 4 x lf' 7 4 i ' ' ,.,, , f M Q, if ,Ap ' ' 0, or I 6 ' Qu A our N :url wtf' A ' nt'-1 ends ' N ,fri-- -Th N ' I xii Y E 'Q if , ' 4.11 gg Dells: : VA VV i Y ir A i ,M ,, I, 5 My QEJWV if A ef H 'W' 5 - . f, ' Q' I' 1 M1 I 10 15 -i- Pa 7 . , , ' I fl 1 1: .1 , 1 H. i Z Ili FLASHES FROM THE TWELVE YEAR DIARY OF CLASS OF 54 As the diary is opened we see the year 1942 tn big numbers This is the real beginning of our twelye ye1r diary Mrs M 1d1son and Mrs Covington duided 77 boys 1nd 50 girls into two groups This school business was new and a lot of fun for many bright eyed children for now they were big boys and girls starting to school On the second page we see Miss Foster trying to get the children quiet to tell them that they were to give a chapel program next week Since it was February they gave 1 program based on the h1SfOI'lL eyents that had occurred in that month A May Day Festiy al IS the headline on the third page Yes there we see Miss Green 1nd her third graders haying a festival and they are wlndxng the May Pole' Looking a little closer at the picture we can see Barbara Adkins as May ueen with her tendants' Shirley Prather Ardella Daywalt Frances Hager Louise Godbey Ruby Nance Mildred A new teacher' Doesnt that spell trouble especrally when she is 1 single woman' Miss Sherrill didnt seem to mind our foolishness too much She and Miss Wilhelm introduced Geography to us After Christmas that year we see in the record many new narres and faces We were happy to welcome the Wayside students to our s hool but were sorry their building had burned On the fifth page we see Mrs Cook a teacher from Wayside and Mrs Sherrill with the two big fifth grades Now that the students of the two schools had become better acquainted with each other they became one big group having a lot of fun Believe it or not we were so good that year that we had the privilege of going to the Turkey Farm on 1 picnic' Th 1t was so much fun missing a whole day of school and spreading lunch together This was the first time they had ever permitted the fifth grade to do such a thing The year 1947 is on the sixth page My' Whats all the excitement? Miss Norville and Mrs Kennerly seem to be trying to get us students headed into the right rooms' We were changing classes for the hrst time and found lf more fun than to gaze all day at the same teacher We also were allow ed to play some basketball even though we didn t know too much about it it was a lot of fun We were told that our seyenth year would be the hardest but with Mrs Evans and Mrs Corpening guiding us we made it In history we studied about the Olympic Festi 31 I 1' ' ' ' -' 2 7 M . 1 ' . . ' ' f ' , ' ' ' V ' ' I, y I t . . A I, 1 1 ' 1 ' A ' ' ' . 7 I vi I I A I y Y 5 1 I 2 4 'l 1 ' ' 1 ' I 4' . I . I 5 1 4 V L 1 I Brotherton and Maxine Williams. Gee! Wasn't that fun? . ' , ' ' 1 ' ' . f 1 1 . A 'L , . 7 T , . v I 7 ' v 7 K L f L I v' ' 2 I ' . I ' , - . - Y A K . . K ' K! ' a i , I 1 . V Y V K v , V' Q vals and after findmg them so lnterestmg declded that we would have one of our own Consequetnly one pretty sprmg day we had runnmg jumps the sack races the charlot races and many more What do we see ID brg letters on our 8th page' Somethmg about H1gh School but we were not tn Hlgh School then not the classes anyway Now I see we were to be located rn the Hrgh School burldmg Mr Love and Mnss Conger were our homeroom teachers then but we also had some new ones who taught drlferent subjects We even had a mrdget basketball team that year and had the experxenfe of playmg games away from home luke the varsxty team At the end of the year we had a regular Commencement program to show that we were graduating from grammar grades jnto Hlgh School The program we gave was lrlce thxs Auld Lang Syne Members of Class Devononal Blame Barry Salutatory Maxine Wxlllams Last Wlll and Testament Scottxe Mullrs Poem Jerry Smxth Valedrctory Carolyn Dobson Another headlrne HIGH SCHOOL that must mean that we have reached the 9th page of our Drary COnly four more years to go rncludrng thrs OI'1ClD Here we were rntroduced to many new subjects and could even have our chorce about taklng or leavmg some of them The favorrtes were Home Ec for the grrls and Agrxculture for the boys We felt much older then that we were rn Hrgh School and had many more prrvrleges In the 10th grade Mxss Arey and Mxss Busby were our homeroom teachers We had Brology a scrence whrch most of us enjoyed especrally gathermg wtld flowers and usmg the class perrod to do so Thrs year we got to take a trrp to L1nv1lle Caverns on May second everybody was up brrght and early lixmg a prcnrc lunch and wrth a chartered bus off we go It took us the brggest part of the mornlng to reach there but rt was loads of fun just to be away from school wlth the group We were late gettmg home that nrght and everybody was trred out but all could say that we had had a wonderful ttme As we turn the next to the last page of our twelve year Drary we realrze that rt won t be long unnl we shall have to close the book but not forever we hope But now lets read and see what the excrtement was 32 Y 3 5 ' Y 7 , . f ' . 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Y, , , , Frances Hager 1 . , . , . 7 7 - Z , 7 ' 7 , . 5 7 ' November I8 The curtam was gomg up for the play Lxttle Mrnlster The play cast consrsted of jerry Smlth Frances Hager Loulse Godbey Marlorre johnson Larry Dagenhart Geraldme Gantt Blame Beary Alfreda Delltnger Delbert Retd Charles Bunch and Maxme Wlllxams In March on the same page we see preparat1ons for the htgh hght of the year The juntor Senxor Banquet It was fun workrng and keeprng the plans a secret from the Semors but lf was more fun Aprrl second when everybody was all dressed up and ln the banquet hall of the Country Club For the Senxors lf was thexr last hrgh school banquet but we untors st1ll had another one to look forward to Also durmg thxs year a new club was organtzed It was the Beta Club mth seven of its eleven charter members out of our class In the Sprmg we went to Asheville to the State Beta Conventlon Mrs Chilton our sponsor along Wlfh jerry Smlth Scottre Mullts Ardella Daywalr and Maxme Wrllrams can truly say that they had a wonderful We have reached the last page of our Dlary for some the end of the school days lS a happy tune but others feel rather sad The Semor year 15 the most fun of course wrth all of those senlor prrvrleges such as watchrng TV over at Mr Madxsons OJ gomg to hear outstandmg speakers at other places rn our new RCIIVIIY bus unlor Semor Banquet Semor play and the bxggest thrrll of all our Washxngton New York trtp Workxng together ln teams trymg to sell enough magaznnes to pay part of the expenses for our trrp was fun and not a task The Chrrstrnas party that the losers gave and all of the other Senror partres shall always be remembered Graduatlon wrll come at long last for many students and too soon for others but however the sxtuatron may be no one wtll forget all the wonderful tlmes the class had had together We all feel that wrthout the guidance of our Semor sponsor Mrs Stevenson that our last year would not have been such a pleasant one For we knew we could turn to her whenever there was a need so now we say thanks to her Our Twelve Year Dmry 15 closed but we hope II wrll not be put asxde as a closed book forever but will be opened and read agam and agam Maxme Wlll13mS 33 , , , . 3 I 7 . 1 . 3 . 1 , . 1 V Y 3 - s . , '- ' ' 7 7 V .1 Y . . . , Y week end, and the memories will linger long in our minds. 3 v 1 ' ' s 1 ' . ' ' . , Y ' Y Y 7 A - 7 , . LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OF THE CLASS OF 54 We the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fufry four of Cool Sprung Hugh School havung completed the first phase of our education do hereby make this out Last Wrll and Testament ARTICLE I To the faculty we wush to leave our most suncere thanks for their help and encouragement throughout the years and we hope the memories of the Class of 54 wull remaun with them both now and always To Mrs Stevenson we wush to leave our thanks and apprecuatuon for makung our Senuot year worth whule and very unterestung ARTICLE Il To the Class of 55 we leave the tutle and wonderful feeling or being a Senuot and we wush them the best of luck ARTICLE III To sundry friends and acquaintances we wush to make the followung unduvudual bequests Kenneth Swucegood leave my abulury to buuld stage props and saw nauls to jum Seamon. Robert Starrette wull my good looks to Huey Moore jerry Smuth leave my speakung abuluty to Franklin Parker Glenn Barkley wull my abuluty to eat candy un class and get by with ut to jerry Fox Donald Creedmore leave my abuluty to make wrsecracks to Gary Kussunger jummy Muze wull my abuluty to trade cars to jum Turner Blaune Beary wull my tutle as Most Sruduous to Clrve Bell so he may continue to stay un the Beta Club I Larry Dagenhart wull my loud mouth to Brtce Fox so he can be heard by everyone 9 I Johnny Hager wull my abrluty to talk Muss Arey out of a rest to Harold Harmon and hope he may succeed I0 I Delbert Reud wull my tutle as Most Friendly to jimmy Goforth ll I Charles Bunch wull my black haur and flurry eyes to Bull Gaither un the hope that ur wull help him catch a gurl I2 I Don Boan wull my quiet ways to jummy Lentz for the teachers sake I3 I Tommy Smith wull my tutle as The Lazuesr to Davud Bunch but dont take advantage o ut I4 I George Swucegood wull my abuluty to get a date to Fred Gurley and hope he can find some pretty gurls I5 I Barbara Adkins wull my place as art editor to jerry Forbes Connolly and Sybul Short and hope they use ut I7 We Laura Cashuon and Carolyn Dobson leave our quietness to Dorus Buchanan I8 I Mollue Ann Walters leave my waustlune to Gaynell Boovey 19 I Maxune Wulluams wull my abrlury ro blush to Mona Muller CBut ut us not much help un an embarrassung momentl 20 We Shirley Prather and Naomu Stroud wull our knack of getting a dramond to any gurl who may desute one I Louuse Godbey wull my abuluty to play basketball to Shelbue Sloan 23 I Priscilla Dellunger wull my knack for askung questions to Berta Marrow and hope that she will get more unformatuve answers than I dud I Sara Freeland will my typing abuluty to Phyllis Stradlev I Frances Hager wull my flurry ways to whoever wants them I Scottie Mullus wull my talkatuve ways to Evelune Houston Betty Horton wull my sentimental dreams to Shirley Hubbard We Evelyn Nublock and Gladys Young wull our red hair to any junuo gurl who needs a sure trap for the wary male Catherine Myers leave my wullungness to help to Dausy Wulhelm Helen Pierce leave my abulury to compose ro Carolyn Lazenby Ardella Daywalt wull my neatness to Rachel Hauthcox Ruby Nance wull my abuluty to solve certain problems to Jo Ann Sharp Maruorue Johnson wull my tutle as Best Actress to Elizabeth Ketchue Geraldune Gantt wull my reasonung abuluty to Margaret Lowtharpe and Katherine Josey ARTICLE IV Cal To all of the other classes at Cool Sprung we leave our abulury to get along with each other as one big happy family fbj To Cool Sprung School we leave the buuldung standung un one piece and hope rt shall always remaun the same We do set our hand and seal to thus our last wull and testament on this 19th day of May 1954 Senuot Class of 1954 Blame Beary Lawyer 34 1 l. I, I , I I A I I 2- 1, , ' - 3. 1, . Y . . . . D 4- I, ' . . . . . . 1 54 I, , , . . . . . . 6. I, , . 7 . . . . V 8. v Y . . I f A I I6. We, Glenda Allison and Reba Bell, leave our ability to get along as friends to Barbara 22- , ' , ' ' ' ' . , , . . . . . . R 25, , , ' ' . 26. , ' ' , ' ' ' , 27. I, , ' ' ' , 28' v . x . . .r . 29. 1, ' , ' ' ' ' ' , 30. I. , ' , , 31. I, , ' ' . 32. I, , ' ' ' ' . 33- I. ' ' , ' ' ' ' . 34. I, . ' . . . . . ' CLASS PRGPH ECY I hnrshed teadrng the last page rn our I-Irgh School Drary Then my thoughts trred to carry the story forward rnto the years ahead In my rmagrnatron I contrnued the drary to the year of our Lord 1975' What fun I had as I sat there weavrng pages of hrstory about my classmates Would you lrke to read the pages for the year 1915 as I have prophesred7 Here they are I can see Barbara and Maxrne as they go about therr teachrng each day They both are lrvrng rn New Orleans and share the same apartment Don Boan has been most successful rn hrs detectrve agency rn Chrcago He rs almost as famous as Drck Tracy I wonder why Prrscrlla gave up her modellrng yob at Saks of New York to become a dress desrgner Glenda rs secretary to a well known senator rn Washrngton She always was rnterested rn polrtrcs Reba berng reared on a farm marrred a prosperous young farmer and has a nrce famrly now Three grrls who have gone places rn lrbrary work are Sara Betty and Laura By therr thrrvrng efforts Statesvrlle now has one of the most elaborate lrbrarres rn the South constructed by the natrons top archrtect Charles Bunch Due to therr experrence garned by workrng at Newberry s Sadre and Ruby are two outstandrng buyers for the store Blarne rs thrnkrng of retrrrng as a banker rn a couple of years and of gorng back to hrs brg farm The hrst mrllronarre from the class rs Delbert He started hrs taxr busrness soon after he graduated and has a servrce rn ten of our largest crtres Naomr and Shrrley are both marrred and are very happy takrng care of therr famrlres Naomr marrred Don and Shrrley marrred Bob At Duke Hosprtal Evelyn and Lourse are two of the frnest nurses on the staff Evelyn rs Superrntendent of Nurses and Lourse rs Chref Instructor Another nurse from the class rs Catherrne She has retrred from regular practrce to do prrvate duty of the state s best teachers Ardella rs lrvrng rn Baltrmore where she does part trme work as rnterror decorator She takes care of her famrly and has a beautrfully decorated house of her own Srnce Kenneth rnvented these ret propelled cars Larry has a rob as patrolman to keep the cars wrthrn the speed Irmrt Tommy rs a prrntrng agent who absolutely refuses to prrnt any krnd of Englrsh textbooks Gladys Young works for a shampoo company where she models her beautrful harr rn adver trsrng the shampoo Smce Robert our ambassador to Russra has convrnced Russra of our peaceful rntentrons Geralclrne has entered the satellrte countrres as a mrssronary to help the needy One of the most successful students rn the class rs Carolyn She was awarded the Nobel Prrze for Lrterature last year She rs world famous Scottre and Helen are co drrectors of a televrsron show where they were the stars from 1955 to 1965 Jerry Smrth rs the best cameraman rn the televrsron rndustry and Donald rs a top reparrman At Mayo Clrnrc johnny rs expectrng to become head of the staff next year because of hrs drs covery of Floptrmycrn Hrs most able assrstant an undertaker rs Jrmmy Mrze Glenn rs manager of the Yankees and has broken Caseys world record of Frve strarght Serres Pennants by defeatrng the Dodgers last year for srx consecutrve years Whrle drggrng rn her garden Mollre Ann struck orl and rs now a hrghly publrcrzed socrety lady George made news thrs year by becomrng the frrst human from Earth to make a round trrp to Mars He rs thrnkrng of gorng back to homestead As my thoughts drrfted slowy back to the present I marveled at the talent and ambrtron of my classmates I know thrs Cool Sprrng Class of 54 vsrll break all prevrous records for orrgrnalrty and achrevement Maryorre johnson Prophet . A . y . .Y . . yn V y 9 I Y . - A ' , , Y , . As head of the Home Economics Department at Greensboro College, Frances Hager is one , 1 . . . I ' v 1 5 . , JUNIORS 'i Clive Bell TN Gaynell Boovey Doris Buchanan Dnvirl Bunch Barbara Connolly ' ,X fy pn -if Harold Harmon lfrerl Curley Rachel Hairhcox Evellne Houston Berry Crawford Shirley Hubbard Katherine josey Franklin Parker 38 l 1 jim Seamun Phyllis Qrravlley Sybil Short JUNIGRS 6 1 lem Forbes Bm OX lerrx Fox JT Ball Caxrhcr Rosle Galllher J T Goforth Ellzaherh Ketchne Gan Knssxnger Mona Miller Berne Morrow JoAnne Sharpe Daxsy Wxlhelm Nor shown Jimmy Lentz 39 Carolyn Ilzenby Ann Lowrharpe I Shelby Sloan jlmmv Turner 1 A 1 ,' lxl. , ' : ,, . 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