Cooleemee High School - Indian Echo Yearbook (Cooleemee, NC)

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SEN OR SUPERLATEVES . 1 - 3, ,Aw .A . 125 Q.- - 7' V vw -W N, . -1' 52 R f w Q . ' l ' , ' , , Q x X X X, K , xx ' T ', ns is ' b 4 3 5 V .iffttii-A J ., sii,xgLi3.1.k':4afiigfae . , , .I - T -5 , 'W ,'.,l.5glf?,-frfgzeflm A 1 'yff,pj3. vj3'?:1f X:S'.f ef Most Absent Mmclecl i ' , 3 Q. fy ,j fg'f5T'f-,,4 i V Vg gr, - fifM4-Amg,.l BETTY 5 i1IOCIxI.EY -4 A' ' LGUIE BECK , , A ff z. gv .f I f-lf'-kY+1?'ffiwxfviifriufln Most Athletic J EAN VVAGNER SONNY FOSTER Bhmlua--M-W M . 4 .351 5.5, X ' X px W f iff? Q . - E - i j f sf-, Vff' X i wglaf- x , yt 'sl ' Q- x1 - , ., 2 gf A , fr K 'Z . K D LIN, 1 . f ' ' f ' g v vwr-1 ' M -- -1 an :xy 4, 'J 1 rig ni? 1.- l - . '-Y-N ,h Qfifgiif X ' Q i.JV?'1'?., ,f X. ..,,,g, le f an WR 3 x- Q lr Most Studious . -K ,ldv . 'lf' N x l N ' V' dw AQ, A ,ff ,, fl 'WL fi Q . 5 A l E f A BETTY SIYIOCKLEY BOBBY EDNVARDS A 0 w R I v- -' ,S , - are 1 ,Q 'C . Y -se. Y ,..' N ,. V - V ,V .W- 1, get X . NH - ' LQ' 1 . ' , eglmfgs - N Y D f wwf ' . -7 X 1 ..,x. XM: jg ', . i, hi , 5 lf .. iff? f 4 ' A' '5 ii X X Egg,-g f' ,, ,. A,.,,,. h b wgtwl b ' 52 V' , .4 li 1 Yay.,-N EP if A H P- ' 92153 A 'liilfggilt , . , , A X, , X1 5, 4. 'A Most Depenfluble DOROTHY HCJDGIN DAVID PAGE 1 1 Z MAXINE LINK 7 , . Biggest Flirts PEGGY YVYRICK LOUIE BECK - . V. a. , x-ffm? :lg ' M x , '5 553 16 My z il -fly f fi? ff Class Babies 'WANDA VVILSON BUD MCCLAMROCK fu: m . ' ' VIS 'WC N51 - , my .M ,M '1- P W M M ,. N, ,iq 9 W- fr l ' Q A A gf Q f'YQf,' ff D h ., ' V4 - i V, V9 V ,s . 11 1 ' ,535 .. .1- X X 5 1 . Sf W , ' J 1 4: xl 52 J .: ml , R A an x -,S , L 3 . e -1 New -xvv , lf C N ' ' ,I ' l 5' 5'-w .ie12 g ef 1, 'Z' iii: D J e 9' 7' J A y ' ' ' if Y X , 4 .g .IZ 3 N 'Sk 'A - A A I ' ., - ' 3' ' Q 5... '.f fd- i Most Likely to Sucveed BETTY SHOCKLEY EDWIN NOLLEY Most Courtcozfs FRANK EVEHIIART

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SENIOR C ASS HISTORY In the year 1946, approximately fifty-two eager boys and girls embarked on a four-year tour of Cooleemee High School. During this time we made four stops of nine months each. Otu' first stop was made in the Freshman Class. Miss Purcell was homeroom advisor for the girls and Mrs. Bost had the boys to cope with. We elected our class officers which were as follows: President. Wanda Vffilsonz Vice-President. Helen Beck: and Mary Ann Call. Secretary and Treasurer. After adjusting ourselves to our new surroundings, some of us joined the Glee Club. We were happy when Sonny Foster. Bud McClamrock. David Page. Louie Beck made the baseball team and David Page and Sonny Foster made the basketball team. As the year was drawing to a close. we felt we had accomplished much in our first year of high school. Leaving room for the on-coming freshmen. we progressed to our next stop. Our stay in the Sophomore Class was delightful. Mrs. YVaynick and Mr. Sinclair were our homeroom teachers. We elected officers with the thought that they might give us a little advice when and if we needed it. They were as follows: Tommy Smith, President: Joe Cuthrell. Vice-President: VVanda 'Wilson, Reporter: and Bill Franklin, Secretary and Treasurer. They proved very dependable. During this year we presented two one-act comedies. Eh and The Shock of His Life, under the direction of Mrs. Waynick, which we thought were very successful. Again a number of us joined the Glee Club. and Jean Viiagner made the basketball team and Peggy Wyrick was a cheerleader. Since this was the first year of football imagine our pride when Sonny Foster, Tommy Smith fwho were the starsj. Bud McClamrock, David Page, and Louie Beck made the football team. Our Junior year proved to be very enjoyable, except for the studies. Miss MacMahan was our homeroom advisor. The class officers were elected as follows: President. Bobby Edwards: Vice-President. Betty Shockley: Secretary, Peggy Wyrickg and Treasurer. David Page. Realizing we would have to find some means for financial support. we presented a three-act play, Aunt Samanthy Rules the Roost. The biggest event of that year was our Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem. North Carolina. The theme of the banquuet, Rhapsody in Blue. was carried out all through the program. During this year Sonny Foster, Bud McClamrock, Marshall Clawson. Jackie Tutterow, David Page. Howard Leonard, and Louie Beck made the football team. Jean Wagner and Doris Veach made the basketball team. We felt very proud of ourselves after our participation in the Commencement Ebcercises with five Juniors acting as Marshals and the remaining acting as ushers to the Seniors. We were then looking forward to our Senior year. Our last stop was in the Senior Class. Mrs. Hicks was our homeroom advisor and our class had dwindled down to thirty, Our class officers for this year were: DeFoie Shoaf, President: Marshal Clawson. Vice-President: Wanda Wilson, Secre- tary: David Page. Treasurerg and Howard Leonard. Reporter. As usual we were represented in sports when Sonny Foster, Bud McClamrock. David Page. Marshall Clawson, Louie Beck. Jackie Tutterow. DeFoie Shoaf. and Howard Leonard made the football team, Under the direction of Mrs. Hicks we carried out many activities. such as, pre- senting our class play. A Ready Made Family. We are looking foiwvard to the annual Junior-Senior Banquet to bc given in honor of us. the Seniors of '50, our trip to Washington, D. C., and the greatest event of all. our Commencement Exercises. After waiting twelve years. we have reached our destination. Graduation! Most of us have a touch of sadness in our hearts, because we have probably spent the most enjoyable years of our lives here inside the walls of dear Coolemee High School. VVith much to look forward to in the future. and with the hope that we will use the knowledge and training that we acquired for tht- making of a greater world, we leave our school days behind. PEGGY JEAN CA.iviPHrLi., Historian

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LAST ILL and TESTAMENT We, the Seniors of 1950. being of superior intelligence, strong bodies, and unmarred conscience. and about to expire. with a large number of us being occasionally sane and in our right minds. do, in this, one of our moments of sanity. will and bequeath to the underclassmen of Cooleeniee High School certain traits and reputations never be- fore acquired in the said institution until this year. Realizing that our achievements have been outstanding and above reproach, we ascertain here and now that. though preceding classes may never acknowledge success as our class has acknowledged it. that they accept the characteristics so generously and sacriticially bestowed upon them, and strive to attain the heights so notably acquired by this departing class. In one final gesture of faith and generosity we hereby leave our Last Will and Testament. ITEM I To our parents. for affectionate care and faithful trust. we leave our eternal love and gratitude, with the hope that our lives may be as successful as their fondest dreams could have them be. To Mr. Prim we leave the wish that he will have another group that will see to it that he never has another dull moment. To the faculty :ve leave a sigh of relief. to be given by them at our departure. To the Juniors we leave our beloved textbooks. Il'lOLlgil slightly damaged but not from use, that by much use of them. they may acquire a small part of the knowledge that they think they now have. To the Sopliomores ive leave our ability to decide and settle problems. You sure will need it in the next two years. To the Freshmen we leave our ability to win the teachers over and see our point of view. To the oncoming Freshmen we leave our ability to study hard and become dignitied Seniors. You will DEVO to work too. To the dear Iiigh School Building we leave all our trademarks on the desks and walls, wishing there had not been quite so many. ITEM II We now' dispose ot our personal properties. I. 'llilniadge Cheek, will my ability to pester the weaker se-:Q to Clifford Beck. I, Clay Cook, will my ability to slip out of study hall to Norma Ruth White. I. Robert Munday, will to Sammy Cope my ability to sing tenor in Glec Club. Hope he enjoys it as much I did. I, Delfoie Shoaf, will my ability to pitch 'AWoo to Milo Goodman. I, Edwin Nollcy, will my ability to get along well with otrici Q to everyone who needs it, especially Don- nie Seadors ,ind Carlyle Young I, Kenneth Bailey, will to Dwight Campbell my ability to be late for class. I hope he doesn't use it as much as I did. I, David Swain, will my ability to be a biz pest in class to Jimmy Carter I hope he has as much lun as I did. l, Vue Wyriek, will my ability to get in and out of 'jiaiof' to .Ioan Spillman and Betty Sue Wofford. although I thinl-1 they have plenty. I, Betsy Owens. will to Eunice Daniels my giggles. I hope you don't get into any trouble. l, Jack Tutterow, will my ability to play guard to Bob Eudy. I hope he can play it better than I. I, Marshall Clawson, will to Bob Thompson my ability to date every night and still get to school on time. I, Nancy Bowers, bequeath to Freddie Shoaf my ability not to miss a day from school for twelve years. I. Wanda Wilson, will to Nancy Ann Veach my abil- ity to stay out of trouble and keep my big mouth shut. Wise up. Nancy!!! I, Don Taylor. will to Richard Barber my ability to get out of English. I. Maxine Link, will my ability to love the Salis- bury boys to Burlie Creason. I. Pauline Hepler. will to Sarah Milholen my bash- fulness. Hope she isn't as shy as I am, I. Sonny Foster, will to Bully Spry my ability to back up the line in football and I hope he doesn't get hurt as much as 1 did. I, Howard Leonard, will to Jimmy tBobi Miller my ability to read Iunoybooks in Mrs. Bost's study hall. I. Betty S-hockley, will to Peggy Grubb my ability to say uno to Hayden B. I, Roy lVIcClannan will to Craig Snead my ability to read a book without glasses. I, Frank Everhart. will my quietness to Berlie Nail. and my bashtulness to Betty Jean Eller. I. Jean Wagner, will to my sister Sue my glasses. so that she might see in holes better. I, Bobby Edwards, will my ability to attend school regularly to Denny Creason. I-tow about putting forth a little effort, Denny. I, David Page, hereby will my ability to play end to Donnie Foster, and my ability to play basketball to Freddie Shoal. I. Dot Hodgin, will to Norma Ruth White my cheer- leading outnt and nope she can use it. I, Peggy Jean Campbell. will my ability to get along well with others to Betty S. Nichols and Gilda Messick. I, Bud lVicClamrock. will to Bill Spry my favorite rocking chair in the principal's office and hope he doesn't use it any more than I did. I, Louie Beck, will to Bill Howell my ability to kick extra points and hope lic can be as lucky as me. l. Doris Veach. will to Rilla Hilliard my ability to attend classes regularly. Noi.-5 :it our time draws near that we will cease to be Coolecmce students, we begin thinking of the things we rt-pf tv,-t fl l:tii'i'i CYf,toi+,crnt-c-. During our short stay. we have learned of character. discipline, humor, spirit, undying tru nd:-nip, and tht- wrtv to get along with our fellowman. We have matured into young men and women ready to Int lit? and .ill it has to oth.-r with coniidcncc and vigor. Therefore. as our time ot' departure draws near we, the clam ol' Hitt, biting ol km-n oiinfl, strong bodies, :ind sound judgment. declfirc this our Last Will and Testament. this, the twenty-st.-coittl day of May. in thc year of our Lord, one thousand. nine hundred. and fifty. Loon-3 BECK. Class Lawyer