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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

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Physical Education, History and Biology ELMA HANCHEY PRICE, B.S. Home Economics MAMIE JAMERSON, B.A. Mathematics and History B. L. PRICE, B.S. Industrial Arts KATHERINE MU LLIS, A. B. Commerce ROBERT G. YOUNG, B.S.,M.A. Social Studies and Physical Education BEULAH V. APPERSON Grammar Grade BETTY B. YOUNG Home Economics and Science U , Absent from pictures: MRS. PAULINE BAHNSON MISS EULA REAVIS MRS. LOUISE WALL FULK MISS MARIOLA CRAWFORD MRS. MARY W. K. SEXTON MISS STELLA CAIN MRS. LOUISE C. CAMPBELL MRS. CREOLA Y. WILSON THOMAS L. RIDENHOUR, B.S. Physical Education and Social Studies RUTH BESSENT, A. B. Grammar Grade 'I 'I DOROTHY REBHAN, A.B. Grammar Grade kim Q3 1 Iacu . 1 ,,. , . I 4, J tum sg: X Wx? ri n Lra O L 'iz .5 -f ' 5 M fi.: X'-:P JANE MORGAN , A.B. Grammar Grade LUCILLE H. BURKE, A.B. Grammar Grade RUBY M. MQORE, A.B. Primary Grade OPHELIA B. FEREBEE, A.B. Elementary NELL R. DAY, B.S. Grammar Grade Education TROY SAPP BOOSE Primary Grade 'Tw-'- Q .fe 133:-. .Mijn 2. O 30 Q.-xt, 6 F. I w Dedication . MRS. CHARLES JAMERSON ln spite ofthe tact that Mrs. Jamerson has been a member of our faculty for only one year---our final year---we all feel that we must express our grateful acknowledgement to her for the guidance and en- couragement she has offered to each student who seeks her aid. Her understanding nature and pleasant attitude have made her beloved by all who know her. A great amount of respect is held for her and can be found in the classes she instructs. With all these complimentary attributes, it is only fitti ng and proper that our i956 INDIAN ECHO be dedicated to Mrs. Jamerson. MRS. CHARLES JAMERSON Seniors SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS CHARLES CARROLL TEMPLETON ........................ President SHELBY JEAN FOSTER .......... .... V ice-President PHYLLIS FREEMAN SELLS .... ....... S ecretary SHELBY JEAN EVERHART .... ..... T reusurer mp RQW: Borrom ROW: NORMA JEAN BECK JOHN WINSLOW BROWN Norma J. W. Silence in woman is like a speech in man. There is a time for speaking and cr time for being quiet. Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Superlative 12, Library Staff 12. Folklore Club 10, 11, 12, 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Bus Driver 12, Substitute 11, Superlative 12. ARNOLD DEAN BOWLES Goof lf I cannot find a way, l will make one. Monogram Club 11, 4-H Club 10, School Store 11, Library Staff 11, 12, Football 9, 10, 11, B Team Basketball 11. RUBY CAROLYN BOWLES Rube One of the best uses of originality is to say common things in an uncommon way. Cheerleader 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Chief 12, Folklore Club 10, 12, Monogram Club 11, F.H.A. Club 9, 1O,11,12,4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Officer 11, 12, Lunchroom12,Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Annual Staff 12, Junior Play 11, Senior Play 12, Library Staff 10, School Store 11. GERALD LEROY CANUPP vlsharpll l live my life as l like it. Junior Play l1,Monogram Club 10, 11,Class Officer 9,4-H Club 11, 12, Officer 12, School Store 11, Basketball 11, B Team 10, Baseball 9, 10, 11, 12, Football 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12. GLENN FRANKLIN CORNATZER Punk Humor and life so well agree, l think they were mixed iust for me. MonogramClub1O,11,Baseball9, 10, 11, 12, Foot- ball 10, 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, B Team 9. 5 ii . -.P , as. 5. auf' 'R ,Ti 'L ' xv. 19- .r Q.. X-4, r V Q ffe- f, X 1 -,, in-nl Y'-T:-IJ I KLA 'A 45:51 iw' Q ii- V, I ie T Us, 1 ics' L! f- 1 '17 gi ' 3. WL ,TW 410 , 'x Ng.. I F. dl! YJ! 3 'C17 wu- if-sf W2 A Seniors A SHELBY JEAN EV ERHART Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well. Office Staff 10, 125 F.H.A. Club 95 Class Day Of- ficer 125 Glee Club 9,1O, 11, 125 4-H Club 9, 105 Officer 1O5Superlative 125 Lunchroom 125 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 School Store 115 Annual Staff 12. JOYCE ANN FIELDS NJOYII Her popularity may be counted by her multitude of friends. Superlative 125 Basketball 9, 11, 12, B Team 105 4-H Club 95 F.H.A. Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Officer 115 Lunchroom 10, 115 Class Day Officer 125 Glee Club 9, 10, '11, 12, Officer 125 Annual Staff 12. PHYLLIS FOSTER PO1'l'S IIFUZZII The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. FolkloreClub 10, 11, 125 B Team Basketball 9, 105 Elementary Library 10. SHELBY JEAN FOSTER And she is of a very jolly nature. F.H.A. Club 9, 10, 12, Officer 125 4-H Club 95 Folklore Club 10, 115 Glee Club 9, 10, 11,125 Basketball 9, 10, 115Class Officer 9, 10, 125 Lunch- room 10, 115Annual Staff 125 Class Day Officer 12. PHYLLlS FREEMAN SELLS Phu-' The way to have a friend is to be one. May Day Attendant 105 Folklore Club 10, 115 F.H. A. Club 9,1O,11,12, Officer 11, 125 4-H Club , 95 Superlative 125Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 125 Basket- ball 9, B Team 10, 115 Lunchroom 10, 115 Annual Staff 125 Class Officer 12. WILLIAM RAY GARWOOD Gar To play the game forall that's in it, To play the game and play to win it. Marshal 115Banquet Speaker 115 4-H Club 105 Glee Club 9, 1O,11, 125 Football 9, 10, 11, 125 Basket-' ball 9, 10, 11, 12,Captain 115 Baseball 9, 10, 115 Annual Staff 125 Office Staff 115 School Store 105 Superlative 125Junior Play 115Senior Play 125 Mon- ogram Club 10, 11. l Seniors FRANKLIN HAYWOOD GRAVES Haywood A silent man who means well to all, Folklore Club IO, II, I2, 4-H Club 9, IO, II, I2, Library Staff II, I2, Bus Driver II, I2. ROBERT SIDNEY HALL sid He is a manptake him for all and all,You shall not look upon his like again. Monogram Club IO, II, Halloween King I2, Football 9, IO, II, I2, Co-Captain I2, Superlative I2, Class Officer IO, Annual Staff I2. DONALD GRAY HINKLE Hifi A hard worker no matter how small the task. Folklore IO, II, I2, 4-H Club IO, II, I2, Glee Club 9, IO, II, I2, Annual Staff I2, Superlative I2, B Team Basketball IO. JOAN GENEVA IJAMES IIJOII 'Hervoice was ever soft, an excellent thing in women . Glee Club IO, II, I2, F.H.A. Club 9, 4-H Club IO, Folklore Club IO, II, I2, Cheerleader I2, B Team Basketball IO, May Day Attendant IO, Library Staff IO, I2, Homecoming Attendant 9, I2, Junior Play 11. SHELVA ANN JONES Sheb Her world was ever ioyous. Annual Staff I2, Glee Club 9, IO, II, I2, School Store I2, Folklore Club II, I2, Officer II, Super- lative I2, School Store I2, Office Staff I2. JANET LOLA LINK Chinkie I'll do my best, you may count on that. Folklore Club II,Annual Staff I2, B Team Basket- ball 9, IO, Dramatics Club IO,Class Day Officer I2. Seniors TOP ROW: JANET LENORA MAULDTN Give me life, give me liberty, and above all give me the right to be mischievous. 4-H club 9, 10, FJ-LA. Club 9, io, 11, T25 Dra- maticsClub TO5 Library Staff 9, TO, TT, T25 Glee Club TT, T25 School Store TT5 Annual Staff T2. CARL DELANO MCCULLOH rlNUblr He, who does his best, does well, act nobly. Monogram Club TO, TT5 Football 9, TO, TT, T2. BETTY GERALDINE MCCULLOUGH lIBe',Il l would make reason my guide. Folklore Club T25 Cvlee Club 9, TO, TT, T25 Home- coming Oueen T25 Library Staff T2. BOTTOM ROW: JOE GREER MCCULLOUGH All the world loves a lover. Class Day Officer T25 Glee Club TO, TT5 Football T25 Junior Play TT5 Senior Play T2. GERALD WADE MCDANIEL Gerald Patience is a plant that grows not in every garden. Folklore Club TO, TT, T25 Assistant Play Director T2. HALLIE JOYCE MESSICK Mischief and humor-the two elements most enioyed by me. Annual Staff T25 Library Staff TO, TT5 DramaticsClub T05 Glee Club TO, TT, T25 F.H.A. Club 9, TO, TT, T2, Officer TO, T25 Class Officer TT5 Superlative T25 Lunchroom TO5 Senior Play T2. .f N1 5 499 I X- r ,A I .'..... 'T'l1 'Qt C7 .4-ff we W , - N K 5Qr'Y '72 Q s ToP ROW: BOTTOM ROW: TEDDY RUSSELL Moores WILLIAM RONALD sMiri-1 Ernest Skeet A man of few words, but those words count. Glee Club 10, 11, 12, Monogram Club 1O,11,Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 12, Baseball 10, 11, Basketball 10, 11, 12, B Team 9, Class Officer 11, Superlative 12. LOUIE HAYDEN MYERS Louie It's better to ask ancl do it right than to guess and do it wrong. Folklore Club 12, Monogram Club 10, 11, Superlative 12, 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Officer 12, Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Captain 12, Baseball 11, 12, Junior Play 11, Senior Play 12, School Store 12, Annual Staff 12. CALEB HUBERT NOLLEY, JR. uc- HIT: Smile, andthe world smiles with you. Junior Play 11,Senior Play 12,GleeClub 9, 10, 11, 12, 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Officer 12, Folklore Club 10, 11, 12, Officer 12, School Store 11, Sub- His words and thoughts were all his own. 4-H Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Bus Driver 12, School Store 11, Dramatics Club 10. ALLEN VANCE SNIPES IICISII His love was in sports. Football 11, 12, Basketball 10, 11, 12, B Team 9, Assistant Play Producer 12, Glee'Club 9, 10, ll, 12, 4-H Club 9, 10, Folklore Club 12, Dramatics Club IO. CHARLES CARROLL TEMPLETON Temp An athlete who plays his best finds that iswhere the honors rest. Marshal 11, Monogram Club 10, 11, Basketball 10, 11, 12, Football Manager 10, Football Sports Writer 11, 12, School Store 10, Annual Staff 12, Class Of- ficer1O, TT, 12, Superlative 12, Assistant Play Di- stitute Bus Driver 11, 12, B Team Basketball 9, 10. rector 12, 1 -L ,fs li 4. K. if R gt ,Q X3 .jiff i ff szs. ,ui-Q A . C, Y . - x g ', , mr 7 'Ffa' K 'si is. e wg. g 4. , Il .iw ' it v lg .WF nv - W' T JW 'Wad 1, ,L Lv: fs-fx Wt'-T--f tx .rf S md X '.m' L51 l 4' . 1 Av- :asf - ext xp pn-sk IN '4YN4x XV Seniors , -HJ .3-r' gi ' -.E ,- fq X55 10517 f- Q 1 Q-9-w, X-, Y. JEAN ANN TOKARZ Dark eyes reflect an inner beauty. GleeClub 11, 12,F.H.A.Club 11, 12, Homecoming Attendant 11, Marshal 11, Annual Staff 12, Supe tive 12, Senior Play 12, Library Staff 11. DARL EDWARD WAG NER ll ll rla- Look for good and you will surely find it. Office Staff 11, School Store 11, 4-H Club 95 Bus Driver 11, 12, Substitute 10. GERALDINE WAGNER leGerlyll If a woman has long hair, it is a glory to her. Glee Club 9, 10, 11, 12, Halloween Queen Library Staff 11. MARY FRANCES WEBB Susie 12, Although she's not so tall, remember the atom is very small. Glee Club 10, 11, 12,F.H.A. Club 9, lol lil, Officer 10, Superlative 12, Lunchroom 11, Ju Play 11, Senior Play 12, Dramatics Club 10, Lib Staff 10. NETTIE ANN WOOD 12, nior rary Her dimples accentuate her laughing eyes. West Yadkin: 4-H Club 9, 10, Glee Club 9, 10, H.A. Club 9, 10, Lunchroom 9, 10, Transfer: G Club 11, 12, School Store 11, 12. F. 66 CLASS POEM For twelve long years we've toiled and strived To reach our precious goal. Some have dropped out, but other stayed And Fought with courage bold. Throughout the years we've had our trials But never lost the light. And so with eager hearts and smiles Success is ours tonight. Classmates, the day is drawing nigh To bid each one aclieu. The fun we 've had at Cooleemee High Memory will keep anew. Now as we leave, eyes filled with tears, To go our separate ways. We'll ne'er Forget throughtout the years Those happy, golden days. Shelby Everhart Class Poetess CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red Rose Blue and White CLASS MO TTO Learn to live, Live to learn Juniors .wx 21 JUNIOR OFFICERS CHARLES JAMERSON ...................... .......... P resident PATSY NAIL ........... ...... V ice-President EDDIE HELLARD .... . . . . Secretory-Treasurer , fa! X I, . .- i f f, ii I - wx ., ,U it ,J 'W' - .I A ' 04...- ' , 1' I X F J' ' 1 , x X F-1. -r' ' Ii'- L 1' rg, we-,. X , X 3' I if ' r 1 6 N IN ,yi 44 I' ny 1:91 I.. I -nf' I , j , I I 1 'J' I L tg 9 Y Q ' K, Ez. 5' 'EJ' 5 xg .L . ,. , I ', mv ,wwf P 3 ,- Q 5 . 'fav I - - A '11 , ff C .nf -'TI Ke x ,-A 'B' .Q 1- v +'X 1 1 3 I Q I I I , S X9 N I I' Q v '- L I 4- 5 I I JJ' ,. A '70 U .. J,- X 4 Q:-,.' - x Af A 'WK 1--V 'Wx 'Hmm sr- -4f '1 4-up , I 'W' cs'- Q .xmf I K A-I il f -wa. 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S ecretcry-Treasurer JOHNNY ALEXANDER CAROLYN ALLEN LOUISE BARNES JERRY BERRIER BOBBY BLACKWOOD BETTY SUE BOGER JEAN BOOE ETHEL BROADWAY JANET BROWN BILL COPE JERRY COPE NORMA JEAN CORNATZER DIANNE EVERHARDT DARLENE FLEMING CLIFFORD FOSTER BETTY JEAN FRYE LINDA GARWOOD GARDENIA GIBSON DWAYNE GRAVES JIMMY GREGORY CARL GRUBB ELLEN GRUBB EUGENE HARRIS MOODY HEPLER JIMMY IJAMES , ::..:,-::g:,.1f . J 35 Iii? N,- ?f F -I f 15' -,..,1 1:- 41 ' -csv -,X iq. SOPHOMORES W fiww as G. AX ' I We iv I LTI! I 1 L S Q14 2 A I 1 .YFOTT - 'Cixi-QI, ...L 5 eq-A -, ' , gr.:-5 , 3. .V e. W:-1' F, I: - Rf I S -' ' V., . . 1,35 i . I. -.x ,f I-IF I Xl N, I I 'S - kv 5? Q .xx yunv sl r .5 .J .J -:L . . .f X A 1 I si I -' 'u,. , I .,x K Q I so-Q ,. ., , X '- : ,I I w - , QI -.,,- L, Av is ,I-in ' SB' 4 Z- H ..., -' 'w' ' fu-..,.a -' ' s f YZ! qv f I! 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V' 'i! ?174' GLEE CLUB President, Gerald Conuppg Secretory, Norma Jean Cornotzer, Assistant Secretory Joyce Fields, Pianist, Lucy Bohson, Director, Mrs. June Hicks Q- FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA President, Joyce Messick, Vice-President, Joan Shore, Secretary, Judy Lewis, Treasurer, Priscilla Gregory, Reporter, Dianne Everhardt, Song Leader, Sue Daywalt 8 Lindo Garwood, Historian, Phyllis Sells, Parliamentarian, Shelby Foster. l 4-H CLUB President, Hayden Myers, Vice-President, Peggy Lambe, Secretary 8 Treasurer Patsy Nail. X W3 , x l DRIVER EDUCATIGN Driver Education-Instructor, Mr. Roberf Young. up BUS DRIVERS Haywood Groves, Edward Wagner, Felix Williams, Corl Grubb, Ronnie Smith, J. W. Brown. O' ' , '1 1 ' V ,,,, 177 47 l A LIBRARY Linda Daniels, Joan Iiames, .lanef Maulclin, Be-Hy McCullough, Anneffe Howell, Porfia Cadwell, Arnold Bowles, Haywood Graves, BeT'fy Sue Boger. .5 V r 0 1 J , i B X OFFICE STAFF Robert Taylor, Felix Williams, Allen Snipes, Mr. V. G. Prim, Shelva Ann Jones, Shelby Everlwarf. HALLOWEEN KING 81 QUEEN Dv , rv? 'wh - ,-f--4 l 4 - .. 4, T. . a- --f.---...- r Halloween King, Sid Holly Queen, Ann Nolley hgh 0 5. ez:- U x M 1-. .I An., 3 ,. , , 1 if , , ,g 3 as VP: -. x. Y ,Y-1-Q -5 'V iv REM ' 15' 5 ' A 7 57195ff xxf f ' h t A iivf fzttfa1. -4 w 'rff , '. xx J Mx. , fini' 1 , Qin? 'j Y jf ., Y1w'Af: f: . fl f ,MMUL ,fc it Headu-made rw,-gg. awww. uw-- , Qggfxwm f ,, . ,ww -. Elm x HOMECOMING QUEEN ii ,' 1 E -.lr ,: AU? 6' I ' i BETTY MCCULLOUGH n ,, - n YZ A, fl. '-P' ' Eff' 4- W 9 ...E iw, -Q ,-:iw A , 4 ff,- 'M ' -Q W' JOAN' IJAMES JEAN GRUBB ,ix Q7 .fl ie'-' l YI? s 55 DIANNE EVERHARDT :Nez NICHOLS i xxx 4 4 X E f Xxx -..is X5 1 X fix TS! Sf' 1 . HL 1 3,LN1:,LLr5T' ' I 4 L ...-YJ,1L . ,,-.1, - 1 I i if . XA ..- X 1 i 12 K. vQ,,-I-.lah x I vt x Aw., ', Y X . x W' ,I x:N', ' n ' '1 '- I I x - ' 'Q K ' xiii' 5. N 'Ah . ' N . . :Dk sv .31 ,- eva' I 5-iriirl , V SWA gn . -', V ev - 6? 37. sl.'r' I N . 4 -ff? 414 VN' ' 'W . A X ,. 4 ' 1 P+ , I ' - ,' 5 vii , , QQQ ' ng 5 , 3: -. 'f'f:1-Q f , 1 - ' J 28- I ' B QA ' if -A N I N-- 'I' -t Q If ' .,,- tv-iv-0 K. , L q v T' 1 f ,v --.A A 2:2 -- i., ' , 1 Q l ag' gb: x . airs? I iz L T' A , in 'vqiui y X, .4 .V 1.--is . A. V . ' , . 3,51- K' ' V P' .1 . 'Ju - -rg, A H F V 45- ,A hr' '1': I W , F 'P BB .-5. S 5+ I ss so S I E so Nu , sissi 5 g . ,..m, H N.-- .,AA ,Nm SIIIIIIING 5 Q , os.. ...-.......,... ,........,......:. , L , . . . , . 55: .,, Nags: fbi . S-, .N X I . J Q. ,, . ,, , Q ,ws fc'-'-.fi - ' .Ti X ssszs 422. sqf. '. 5' we ' dig- .i ., f RN. 91, - wr... ..... ,,, g I , A A C . . .E ' :ages-'Y W - X X kt Sa FGOTBALL SQUAD INTRODUCTION The Cooleemee Indians climaxed athletics at Cooleemee School in a great way. The year of '55 was the first for Cooleemee to enter Conference competition. The record for the Indians was 9-l losing only to a strong Thomasville eleven. This was good enough for the Granite Belt Conference Championship. lt also boosted Coach Ward's record at Cooleemee for the past three seasons to 27 wins, 3 losses. The Indians placed six men on the All-Conference team. These were Teddy Moore, Gerald Canupp, Bill Garwood, Robert Taylor, Hayden Myers and Bob Shaver. BRAVES CH I LL NORTHWEST Cooleemee opened it's football season of '55 by beating a heavily favored Northwest team of Winston- Salem, 20-I9. Bob Shaver stood out on offense with his bloclcbusting running to score two touchdowns. Robert Taylor, All-Conference guard, blocked the extra point attempt in the final minutes COOLEENIEE NIAULS GRAY RESERVES Coach Ward's tribe warming up for Conference competition trampled the Gray Reserves, 52-O. All of the Cooleemee backs scored. On defense the line held Gray to 25 yards rushing. INDIANS TOPPLE ROCKWELL HI Entering the first game of Conference compet- ition with a bang Cooleemee defeated the Rocks, 3l-O. C on upp was the big gun on offense. He averaged I2 yards per carry, and thrilled the fans with a 75 yard iaunt to turn the game. Moore and Cornatzer stood out on defense. COOLS ROLL OVER NORWOOD Bad weather and a mean line stopped Norwood's offense completely as Cooleemee chalked up their I2th consecutive victory, 27-O. Garwood ran for two touchdowns and passed to end Hayden Myersfor another to spark the Indians on offense. Shaver scored the final touchdown with a 26 yard run around the end. COOLEEIVIEE S HADES CLEVELAND The Cools, led by end Sidney Hall, edged Cleve- land, I4-O. Over confidence showed in thefirst half with the score O-0. The Indians came back in the second half strong scoring on a line buck bv Shaver. With the score 7-O, the Indians went to the airlanes with Garwood throw- ing to Hall for a 27 yard touchdown. INDIANS TRANIPLE BADIN IN HONIECOIVIING The fired-up Cooleemee team defeated Badin High, 49-6, before a homecoming crowd. Myers, Hall, and Harris, Cooleemee ends, hauled in 3 touchdown passes from Garwood for a total of ISO yards. Freshman Richard Sta fford got off on a 60 yard touchdown run, with hard blocking by Harris and Taylor. Defensive play was led by end Allen Snipes. Cooleemee gained 532 yards rush i ng and passing for G successful homecoming affair. GRANITE QUARRY LOSES TO COOLS Cooleemee, playing with substitues most of the game, defeated Granite Quarry, 2I-6. Freshman Jerry fChungI Bailey and Monroe Mc Daniel played sensational defensive ball to spark the Indians. The scoring was by Canupp and Shaver, two of Cool- eemee's Al I -Conference backs . INDIANS SURPRISE HARTSELL Cooleemee, with l5straightvictories to their credit, trampled Harsell High of Concord, 39-7. Ed. Hellard, Cooleemee's big line man, was the main man in stopping Hartsell's successful offense. On offense once again Shaver, Brown, and Canupp's running could not be stopped. Shaver led the scoring with 3 touchdowns, Brown 2, and Canupp, I. INDIANS ROLL WILDCATS The Cooleemee In dia n s defeated the Mocksville Wildcats, 26-2 beforea large crowd . The strong Coolee- mee line manhandled the WiIdcat's offense and held them to only I6 yards rushing. Cornatzer, McCullough, and Moore were stand-outs for the Indians on defense. Canupp, Brown, Garwood, and Shaver each scored once for the Indians. Canupp and Garwood received credit for MocIcsviIle's safety by recoveringa fumble in the end zone . THOIVIASV I LLE SNAPS STREAK After winning I9 consecutive games, Cooleemee was defeated by a strong Thomasville team, 6-O. The touchdown came in the opening minutes of play on a 6O yard run by Stichcome, The Bulldogs never again threatened seriously. Outstanding on defense were Ted McCuIloh, Ed Hellard, and Teddy Moore. Halfback Buster Brown was the leader on offense for Cooleemee. The Indians invaded deep into the buII- dogs territory several times but couIdn't drive over. COACH JAC K WARD iff I -h-X V W- 1 . ., ., Q3 .,, - v 4 Q Q S, ., N, . '35 3 ....wNA.s 'L .af -:QQ 1 ,, eigkfqfx ' 2 deff- 'X -A R cv 1. X . 1 - ' 15 s :D 'WP it GIRLS' BASKETBALL Frances Wands, Donnie Nail, Peggy Lamb, Captain, Shelby Everhart' Lucy King Judy Lewis: Linda Garwood, Norma Jean Cornatzer, Annette Howell, Inez Nichols, Joan Shore, Coach, Tom Ridenhour Cooleemee's l956 girls' basketball team, coached by Tom Ridenhour has the combination of I both speed and heightto depend upon for a victorious season. Most of the girls are trained for either forward or guard, thus they can be switched consistently for a winning combination. At the end of the first half of the season, the Indians had a record of 6 wins, 5 losses to gain the position of tops in the county. Shelby Everhart, Joan Shore, Lucy King, Annette Howell, Inez Nichols, Norma Jean Cornatzer, Peggy Lambe, and Linda Garwood were the players seeing a lot of action. BOYS' BASKETBALL Cooleemee's l956 boys' basketball team, coached by Jack Ward, has a strong combination of speed and good sportsmanship. Their co-operation and ball handling is a ioy to watch. Each boy knows his duty and carries it through perfectly. The boys are trained to take care of the ball and handle it well. The result of this training is 9 wins, 2 losses thus far in the season. Leading the lnd ians are Bill Garwood, Teddy Moore, Glenn Cornatzer, Hayden Myers, Charles Templeton, and Allen Snipes. Charles Templeton, Glenn Cornatzer, Captain, Hayden Myers, Charles Jamerson, Moody Hepler, Coach Jack Ward, Allen Snipes, Bill Garwood, Teddy Moore, Jim Miller, Eugene Harris. T2 IP FA cf ,Qi ,- iv . , . of I 1 l Q LJ . -.. -Y-La-u ...I..-a.:7 . .... .. ,A L... 5- Superlaiives JfVC MOST TALENTED Joyce Messick, Hayden Myers MOST STUDICUS Jean Tokarz, Charles Templeton 'ek MOST POPULAR .leon Tokorz, Bill Gorwoocl BEST PERSONALITY Joyce Ann Fields, Sid Hall Iatlves Janet Mouldin, J. W.N Brown xx R lg r X ' Q M' ii' MOST BASHFUL N, I in... ' f H272 53.11 1 'N y.ff'wva f 'G' , , fm ' .5 ' ' fm 1 1' , W- ' -- 'g,, BIGGEST FLIRT Mary Frances Webb, Joe McCullough m e ' . s..iY . . L SE- i , Q S - 1 4 - ,Y 1 -' 1'i 'Q ' o, X- T- Q- s T - +vJIlN'?,!f ' nf ,f L ul Q 2 'Q X x I BEST DRESSED Shelvcx Ann Jones, Donnie Hinkle PRETTIEST AND BEST LOOKING Jean Tokarz, Teddy Moore BEST ALL AROUND Phyllis Freeman Sells, Sicl Hall rv 'N if vw ,wi H w ' -Z, lww wi' li Al 2,43 'WfWlMWMMMw i i , Malmo' ly L ' l A Wil 1 Him W lli vw ui gli Wwwwwm wi MMMWW , li xl l wwwwiwwmww xi HW .- W A, MOST LIKELY fo SUCCEED Shelby Everhcrf, Bill Gorwood Superlalives 'FQ' MOST ATHLETIC Slfmelby Everlwcnrdf, Bill Garwood CUTEST Norma Jean Beck, Gerald Ccmupp CLASS HISTGRY ln the year of l953 fifty-six girls and boys entered the walls of Cooleemee High School to spend four of our happiest and most eventful years of school. Mrs. Bost was the girls' advisor and Mr. Young had to cope with the boys. We were in new surroundings, but we found our way around. Cur class officers were: Gerald Canupp, President, Betty McCullough, Vice-President, Shelby Foster, Secretary-Treasurer. S nce we were known as little green freshmenl' we were more than proud when Shelby Foster, Shelby Everhart, Joyce Fields, Merlene Head and Phyllis Freeman made the girls' basketball team. Bill Garwood and Hayden Myers made the boys' bas- ketball team. Sid Hall, Bill Garwood, Teddy Moore, Hayden Myers, and Ted McCulloh made the football team. Bill Garwood, Gerald Canupp, and Charles Templeton made the baseball team. C.rolyn Klein and Ruby Bowles mode the cheerleading squad. A large number of pupils ioined various clubs, so in the sports field the freshmen proved to be not too green after all. During the year we welcomed three newcomers, J. W. Brown and Frances Rose from Dobson, and Joe Childers from Mocksville. After what seemed a short vacation, forty-si,-1 students returned to school as Sophcmores. Mr. Sink was our advisor. Our class officers were: Carolyn Klein, President, Sid Hall, Vice-President, Shelby Foster, Secretary, Charles Templeton, Treasurer. Again we were represented in sports when three girls and five boys made the bas- ketball teams, nine boys made the football team, and four boys made the baseball team. Two girls were cheer- leaders. This year we welcomed a new student, Nettie Anne Wood, from West Yadkin. The year passed and before we knew it we were Juniors. Forty-five students returned to school. Cne of the students was a newcomer, Jean Tokarz, from Delaware. Mr. Ward and Mrs. Price were our advisors. The class officers were: Joe Childers, President, Joyce Messick, Vice-President, Teddy Moore, Secretary, Charles Templeton, Treasurer. We were represented in sports when three girls and seven boys made the basketball teams, ten boys made the football team, seven boys made the baseball team, and two girls were cheerleaders. Our Junior year was highlighted by two exciting events. Under the direction of Mrs. Price, we presented a three-act comedy entitled For Pete's Sake. The Junior-Senior Banquet was held at the Waman's Club, Thomasville. The theme of the Banquet, Moonlight and Roses, was carried on throughout the program. We were proud of ourselves after our participation in the commencement exercises, with six Juniors act- ing as marshals and the remaining acting as ushers to the Seniors, We were then looking forward to our Senior Year. Finally we reached our Senior Year. Mrs. Hicks was our advisor. Our class had dwindled down to thirty- seven. Our class officers were: Charles Templeton, President, Shelby Foster, Vice-President, Phyllis Freeman Sells, Secretary, Shelby Everhart, Treasurer. As usual we were represented in sports when six boys and two girls made the basketball teams, nine boys made the football team, and two girls were cheerleaders. This year under the direction of Mrs. Hicks, we presented our class play, 'A Ready-Made Family. ' We are now looking forward to our Junior-Senior Banquet, at which we, the Seniors of '56, will be the honored guests, our trip to Washington, and the greatest event of all, our Graduation Egercises, at which we shall receive our rewards - the diplomas! We can never fully express our appreciation to our parents, teachers and friends who guided and helped us reach our goal of graduation. May we repay them in part by proving that we are worthy of their efforts and sacrifices, as we, the l956 Senior Class of Cooleemee High School go to face the future of countless days, JANET LINK Historian LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the members of the Senior Class of I956, being of sound mind and realizing that our existence at this school is drawing to a close, do hereby make, publish, and declare this to be our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: ARTICLE I To Our Parents We leave our thanks for their loving care, sympathy, encouragement, and sacrifices to make this day possible. ARTICLE II To Our Principal, Mr. Prim We leave our deepest gratitude and appreciation for the guidance, understanding, and loyalty he has expressed to all of us ARTICLE lll I To our Teachers We leave our deep appreciation for their guidance, patience, and understanding. ARTICLE IV To the Juniors We leave our dignity and our ability to get along with our teachers. ARTICLE V To the Sophomores We leave our ability to accomplish everything required of us. ARTICLE VI To the Freshmen We leave the ability to accept the responsibilities of high school and to make the most of every opportunity. ARTICLE VII Each senior, realizing that he possesses valuable talents and a wealth of experience, does will and bequea I, Norma Jean Beck, will to Judy Hamilton my ability to be cutest in the senior class. I, Arnold Bowles, will to Jim Miller my ability to come in late and have a good excuse. I, Ruby Bowles, will to my sister, La Verne, my ability to keep old C. H. S. exciting by mischievous doings. I, J. W. Brown, will to Jerry Cope my superlative - most bashful. I, Gerald Canupp, will to Chung Bailey my ability to come to class late and swear that I had been there I, Glenn Cornatzer, will to Bobby Blackwood my ability to get along with Miss Mullis. I, Shelby Everhart, will to Shirley Seaford my ability to keep my best girl friend out of trouble. I, Joyce fields, will my great love for French to Carol Mundy. I, Phyllis Pam., will my gratitude to my parents for their love and for their devotion and understanding ways. I, Shelby Foster, will to Sammy Nichols my ability to get to school on time and stay out of trouble. l, Phyllis Sells, will my superlative, Best All Around, to my brother, Ronnie Freeman. I, Bill Garwood, will to Bill Dowrium my ability to escape from the grasping arms of Mrs. Hicks. I, Haywood Graves, will to Dwayne Graves my luck of not having to go to the consolidated high school. I, Sidney Hall, will to Sam Shore my ability to get out of class without any excuse. I, Donald Hinkle, will to Joan Pierce my ability to study hard at school and pass exams. I, Joan liames, will to Frudy Gregory my ability to finish school. I, Shelva Jones, will to Lucy King my big mouth and silly giggles. I, Janet Link, will to Jackie Soots my ability to pass all of my subjects my senior year. I, Janet Mauldin, will to Claudia Adams my privilege to drink coffee with Mrs. Hicks during activity period. I, Ted McCulloh, will to Eddie Hellard my ability to get out of English. 1 1 1 th the following an I did I, Betty McCullough, will to Betty Sue Boger my ability to have as much fun her senior year as I have. I, Joe McCullough, will to Mitt Taylor my ability to pass English without studying. I, Gerald McDaniel, will to Flake Blackwood my ability to use study hall wisely. I, Joyce Messick, will to Linda Garwood all my Hidden talents. I hope you can find yours, mine are still hidden. I, Teddy Moore, will to Jim Miller my ability to get to school on time, I, Hayden Myers, will to my brother, Harold Wayne, all of my old girl friends. They are getting too old anyway. I, C. H, Nolley, will to Johnny Alexander my ability to get along with my teachers. I Ronnie Smith, will to Sonny Williams my ability to smoke during school hours without being caught. I, Allen Snipes, will to Dianne Everhardt my ability to get along with the boys as I did with the girls. I Charles Templeton, will to Charles Jamerson, my ability to get along with teachers so he can skip classes. I, Jean Tokarz, will to Frankie Wands my ability to finish high school and still have the courage to go onto college. I Edward Wagner, will to Eugene Harris my bus no. lo. Take it easy. It's getting old. I, Geraldine Wagner, will to Barbara Wagner my position of singing duets in the Glee Club. I, Mary Frances Webb, will to my sister, Kay, my geometry book with a warning that she had better use it more th I, Nettie Wood, will to Shirley Spry my ability to come to school everyday. In Testimony Whereof, we, the members of the Senior Class, do hereby affix our signatures. WITNESSES: SIGNED: JOYCE FIELDS Testator MRS. JUNE HICKS MR. PRIM CLASS PROPHECY Today, Crystal Ball, I ask you to tell me where the members of that memorable class of I956 have wandered. They left me ten years ago carrying a banner of blue and white. During our high school years, I saw them all as they traveled down the road of life leading to the great Metropolis called Ages. I am lonely for them and I know that you can bring them to me through the strange power given to you by the god of mystery, Abra Cadabra. I see a faint picture. Ahl there I can see it clearly now. It is an old classmate, Arnold Bowles, sitting behind a large desk. He is now manager of the Erwin Cotton Mills. Now the picture slowly fades, and a new one takes its place. The scene switches to the hall of a hospital, and walking down the hall toward me are two nurses. As they draw near I can see their faces. They are two more classmates, Ruby Bowles and Susie Webb. As fast as one picture fades another takes its place. Next, the scene is in a hangar at an Air Force base. There, standing beside a new iet plane, are two more classmates who are iet mechanics, Edward Wagner and Gerald McDaniel. Sitting in the pilot's seat is another old friend, J. W. Brown. Then I hear the roar of crowds of people, and suddenly, I am in a stadium. Down on the field, the Cleveland Browns have won another championship game. Who sparked them on? Why, none other than that great scoring team from the Cooleemee team of '56, Bill Garwood and Gerald Canupp. Then the scene shifts to an exclusive dress shop in New York. There I see two models, Betty McCullough and Shelva Ann Jones. Next, I have a box seat at the Metropolitan Opera. There I see two more faces I knew as close friends, Geraldine Wagner and Norma Jean Beck. Next, I hear the sound of a hill-billy band. It is Ronnie Smith and the Silver Bell Rangers. Then I hear the sounds of a busy office. It is the office of the Secretary of Agri- culture, C. H. Nolley, Jr. is seated behind the desk. His secretary is another old friend, Joyce Ann Fields. Then I am inside the White House where I hear the President congratulating a person for a iob well done. The iob was redecorating the White House and the decorator is Shelby Foster. Then I am inside a large automobile plant. In a laboratory I see a man bent over a drawing table. Suddenly he turns, it is none other than Sid Hall who is designing motors for the Ford Motor Company. Sudden- ly, I hear the buzz of a basketball time clock. Down on the coach's bench I see two more of my friends, Teddy Moore and Shelby Everhart, who are coaching at Davie Central. Then the scene switches to a small home where I see a small family waiting for guests. The door bell rings and the hostess, Phyllis Foster Potts, receives her guests, Phyllis Freeman Sells and her family. Now the scene changes back to familiar territory, Cooleemee, there I see Allen Snipes running the Cooleemee Ser- vice Station. While I am standing on the square of Cooleemee, I see a truck go by. On the side is the words, ReNu Clean- ers, The World's Largest, Proprietor, Donnie Hinkle. Then the scene switches to an army base. There I see a familiar face-- Joan Iiames, who is the wife of one of the officers at the base. Then, suddenly, I am in an X-ray room, and who should be running the X-ray machine, none other than Jean Tokarz. On and on the pictures move. Next, I am in the control tower of a large airport. There sits Joyce Messick who is head communicationist. Next, I am on the streets of a large city. I hear the cry, Extra, Extral I buy a newspaper and read an interview of a sports personality. Who wrote it? Charles Templeton, who is the sports editor for the world's largest daily newspaper, The Cooleemee Journal. Then I smell rubbing oll and steam, and I am in a reducing parlor operated by none other than Ted McCulloh. Then I hear the voice that thrills millions of people. It is another of my old friends, Hayden Myers. Suddenly, I am in a National Forrest. I hear a voice giving orders to cut a large amount of trees because they are obstructing the growth of other trees. It is Haywood Graves, who is a leading tree expert. The picture changes and I am in the Pentagon at Washington, D. C. There I see two more old friends, Janet Mauldin and Nettie Wood, who are working for the Commandant of the United States Army. Then the scene switches to the peaceful country side of Pine Ridge. There Janet Link is living happily with her husband and family. Suddenly, I hear something I re- member very well Parlez vous Francais and I am in a French Class, the class if taught by the most brilliant French student Mr. Ward ever taught. It is Professor Glenn Cornatzer, who is now teaching Mr. Ward's son. Then the picture slowly begins to fade, as if it were reluctant to leave. Then suddenly it is gone and the crystal ball is clear. My Crystal Ball has shown me where the Class of I956 has scattered. May they continue to be as gay and as happy as they are now and may they carry the blue and white banner on to new glories and new achievements. PRINCE AND PRINCESS fs. I I I PRINCE, ROGER PIERCE: PRINCESS, KATHY GRIMES. EIGHTH GRADE fi' y ' W---1 W- L ,, -,. j' 'ga ,T-T ' K W ' Sv 53.11 Q- Q ,Cl v. Q' M? , ng ,Q 15-P -5 -, LQ YK 2 , n K - Y, ' 'S QV- 'i Q 'H FN tru 1' ' - 'v - 1 ' Q, V x V Q n. N r X IVV, X' . w tk A fx 1 X tx. f' X U 2 ,Tf-.fa t -f A H NL wif' x , A A 1 7 4 JI fb .xl M L b , V A Xixf ,, I ' A 1 f- ' gf P 6 5' if u an , - - ,l -ar 5 'ati' Wf' .1 Q' -N- 1' l '-v., K 'vw V .V -Nw i I V - -'F -a-'ff -it V W, U --Y x in X l ,a ,MHA f - ' ' TP 'lu :QA .f-ng y 1 , , Q L 7 6- 1 it :L .Z -0 v, 1 rf FR Cx W! K V bk K., Q ai' XV' l ,X xx .: M N 3... 2 -A 'QW N 1 B' KN x B 540 ,' '- if ' , wx q N, I YG- 4 il 35 if fi ' V ,Q , H ,J X r vy. 'X v, , 1: 0 K .' N ' .-:1,X , -. 1 ' Q , V , E 192, . ,Q ,24 ' J l .. 5, . 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Compl imenfs of COOLEEMEE PCDST NO. 54 THE AMERICAN LEGION Harold Foster, Commander :::,,I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I :I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I :I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 'I I I 9 GABLES Where You Always Gel The BeS1 ' L. C. Dedmon, Jr. Cooleemee Representative - - - - - .I ,,,-,,,,:,--::: :::,::::,:v ..... Compl imenfs of BANK OF DAVIE Mocksville, North Carolina 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 1 'I 'I 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 'I 'I 'I 1 1 1 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I I I 'I 1 I I I I 'I 'I 1 .I I I I I MARTIN B ROTHERS h Mocksville, N. C. Phone 99 Feeds - General Merchandise Fertilizer John Deere Farm Equipment Compliments of + HORN OIL COMPANY I Phone 31 l Mocksville, N. C. 55 SANFORD MOTOR COMPANY I r 1 I Ford Dealers Since l9l3 SANFORD-MANDO CUNIPANY Plumbing - Heating ' Electrical Appliances I I I :::: ,, O I We are as Good as the Best, And Better Than the Rest . RE-NU CLEANERS I STOP 8: SHOP GROCERY E. L. Rutty Br Sons E. L. Rufty Where Prices are Made Not Met L-v ::::- 6Ol -Highway EE Phone 1503-J Mocieviiie If : N-::::::::::::::::::::::::::::f::::-1 OAVIE FURNITURE COMPANY l Complete Home Furnishings II l 2 Court Square Phone 72 E Call us For all Your ': , Furniture 81 Appliance Needs :, I I I Il L,,,, ....... ..... - - - ...AA---. :xl BUCK'S BAR-B-QUE 5 Miles North of Mocksville on Winston Highway 1, I I l,,,,, ,,,,,, .NN,.N I 'I In C0mP'5mefIfS Of I WAGNER'S JEWELRY , Watches-Diamonds-Jewelry COOLEENIEE BEAUTY SHOP ' Easy-Credit-Terms A Phone 232i 0 Cooleemee, N. C. 'I Cvmplimenfsof I J. P. GREEN MILLING co. ig I Manufacturers of f THE SODA SHOPPE I - I Flour, Meal, Feed Stuff and Grain i Phone 34 John Waters Phone 32 Near Depot ' CO 'P'ime'1'S of B. C. MOORE ai SONS Mocksville's Newest and Most Modern Dept. Store Air Conditioned Mocksville, N. C. DANIEL FURNITURE AND Compliments of ELECTRICAL CO. gem... 8.1.9. pi... .98 DAVIE PACKING COMPANY I I I I I I I Mocksville, N. C. HOTPOINT APPLIANCES 'I I Mocksville, N. C. 4, I L--,,,,-,,,,-,,,,--,,,,:,,,,,,,,,,,. L -,--,,,,,,, .-..,,...-,- 'mff -.. 1 if iii vm s guy 'LJASWGW ,ppgggx ag, . ,iw , bu ww nv, P 'I In In W ::::::f':ff lf: 1 BovvLEs gf YORK 5: 'i :I SINCLAIR SERVICE 1 FOSTER' WATCH SHOP Phone 594 ll Mocksvmel' N. C. Where Qualify Exceeds Price I Ro d S . ,I Moclcsville, N. C. I W. A. ELLIS, JR. FIRESTONE HOME AND 1 Gas - Oil Flour l I Feeds - Meats G. H. C. Shuff, Owner ': G oceries Phone l32 l General Merchandise l Mocksvllle' N' C. 'I F. A. MITCHELL GROCERY 4 ,I IVIOCKSVILLE CASH STORE ., Trade Where You Save ' E Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries Gas - Oil -Groceries - Flour i Tires - Feeds The Friendly Store v Meeksvillel N. C. l Mocksville, N. C. , 6Ol - Highway l M R. L. FOSTER ELLIS ESSO SERVICE CENTER Fresh Meats - Groceries t l Dry Goods and Feeds I Complete Car Service Cooleemee, North Carolina Phone 243i for Service Cooleemee, N. C. -.-,,,4-,:::: :::',4-: .-:: - AQ:-:: ::.-:':::, - - - - - ,,,,,f, Congratulations and Best Wishes PENNINGTON CHEVROLET CO. Mocksville, North Carolina Compliments of C'S BAR-B-QUE Mocksville, N. C. Compliments of COOLEEMEE SERVICE STATION ROCKY KNOLL SHOP Your Business is Appreciated Mrs. M. H. Ridenhour, Owner U-STOP-N-GRILL Lawrence Driver, Proprietor Q ,,,, i 1 -Q4 I -3 N ,kg I F Q MES 4 .. , . I 1-91:3 ' - ..,.g.if?f5'i 1 , - ,, ..,.. X, . --- YXEQQQ X3 2 'bk Q .Vw lp , sr in Q f z . N . I 0 II II 0 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I IV ll II 'I 'I 0 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 0 'I 'I 'I II II II II II 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II 'I 0 'I I P n c m nn D H on-SIHUU II BUG Cl lin Ce I,0 ru 0 sp h C I I rfh G NOT Fouleml SG n- to ins W AY- I 0 0 0 0 'I 0 4 I 'I 'I 'I 'I 0 'I 'I II 'I 'I 'I 'I II 'I 0 'I 'I II II 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I 'I II 'I II 'I 'I 'I 'I L, nu s'UDIU I m I i0 C ef 7 m I4 Corzine 4 - I1 s P ing dd We C ' .fs - N. 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