Crabtree Iron Duff High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Crabtree, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1948 volume:

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' • - ' .- -s ■ . ‘ , , ' • ' V :■.: : ' X;,;y:, ' X‘ V l UiM ' •v ' - ' - « -v _ v- v-r ' � jsl; cXv v DEDICATED TO OUR PARENTS Gen. xXj 12 Honor they father and they mother that the DAYS MAY BE LONG UPON THE LAND WHICH THE LoRD THY God giveth thee We dedicate our annual to our parents. This is one small way of showing our love, appreciation, and gratitude for all the things THEY HAVE DONE FOR USj MaNY HAVE MADE SACRIFI¬ CES AND ENDURED HARDSHIPS. HOME Edgar A Guest It takes a HEAP OF LIVING IN A HOUSE TO MAKE IT HOME, A HEAP OF SUN AND SHADOW AND YOU SOME TIMES HAVE TO ROAM, Afore you really preciate the things you left BEHI NO, An hunger fer em some how with em allus on yer MIND, It makes no difference how rich you get to be How much your chairs and tables cost, how much your luxury, It aint home to ye, though it be the palace of THE KING UNLESS YOUR SOUL IS WRAPPED AROUND everyth Ing. Home aint a place that gold can by, or get up IN AMINUTE, Before its home there’s got to be a heap of LIVING IN IT... You ' ve got to love each brick and stone from cellar up to dome. It takes a heap.of living in a house to make IT HOME. ■ ... C’A ' i 1- ' ’ __ . . “ 1 ' I ■ . - j£ . jisi’r ' ” 1 ' V j I . . ■ • • |. , Wi:. � ■ •■ s. ; ■pfiSmp. - fA ' Jl T i 2 • i. fK I ' ' ' ' • - ■ ftr :t - — -‘ • . fc - j iJJi.lJ � ff ' r V A.j’ .3 ' ' r • ?■«( 4 ‘ ' -i?fij i ▼. 1 . .- , . 7 , .- ' ' ' ' ■. { ' ( ■ J 1 % , ;7 ' ! .i : - 4 •• . .,1 ‘ ' J-jmT ' ’ X ■yirtijTiif i ' ,( ' ' •-Wi 4 ' . A , ' ■ ' ’. - ' 5 i ■ -f% ■.- -r r - W - ■ -ii. ' ■;% afr ' ’T At, w ' v; I t? ( ,! � •-f?i i ' ■ T.r ■ g1fr !‘ ' ' 3J ' t , k ci - r . n t.. r . ,r ‘flC vY ; ■• • J) ' T: V ' .. ; ' •’ T T .i •: . . V- ' • ‘- T ' - •i, ' 1 .■ ' m • • • ■ ' ' . ■■i -rir- ' 4 3 r ' iVv - i.,:- j ' r ' Mv ' - ' ■ ' !V ■, 3 ■ ■ ' ’:TV •• S: • •• L.C. vv U U. 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Show by your interest and friendliness just how MUCH YOU appreciate THE WORK THEY ARE DOING. ReMEMBER THAT IN THE CLASSROOM,,.,,WITH YOUR CHILDREN. THE TEACHER MOLDS OUR NATIONS FUTURE, ' . ' , ' ■ -if- . -� ,«. ,, ■■ i ' .s f . ' , ♦•• •CTW 3 f 4 ? =: .jc )i4CJL wf 6� � ' 3 :i.:4 H3 r;ucf!y;,ot ' ' v� iYj ' ii . jy x- ' jtf-f n ' .’ v-i rHoef u t • ,6tm� 9 (j 3� t, auo n as u ttj Yt ihai f t, , loi ' ; t«o‘kivf i-sjrjfi juw ls .{r aY� vtfci� av.c 85.o� i� ji5-:. ' r •! 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' ■ ‘ i- ' ' ' ' r , ’ ‘ J -■ •� •« ► .- !• ’ -JTi � - f jfj ix‘ -a. j ' W’ TO ALL STUDENTS It is human nature for all of us to resent undue CORRECTION AND CRITICISM, BUT IT IS WELL TO REMEMBER THERE IS A PURPOSE BEHIND ALL SCHOOL RULES AND REGU¬ LATION EVEN THOUGH THEY MAY SEEM DIFFICULT TO UNDER¬ STAND, With every privilege comes a responsibility, In any public institution, rules are made for evsv ONE AND THE BEST ARE ALWAYS MADE TO SUFFER FOR THE WORST, Always keep in mind that the educational op¬ portunities OFFERED BY HIGH SCHOOLS IN AMERICA ARE UNMATCHED BY ANY OTHER NATION OF THE WORLD,ThESE OP¬ PORTUNITIES INVOLVE ATREMENDOUS INVESTMENT IN BUILD¬ INGS, PURCHASE AND MAINTENANCE OF FURNITURE AND E- QUIPMENT, TEACHERS SALARIES, AND MANY OTHER EXPENSES This burden is shouldered by the taxpayers of your community-share and share alike regardless of whether THEY HAVE FAMILIES OR CHILDREN OF SCHOOL AGE, As CITIZEN OF THE COMMUNITY, YOU HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO PROTECT AND HELP PRESERVE THAT INVESTMENT, Make it your job to help protect school property AND KEEP IT IN GOOD CONDITION, YoU WILL PROFIT IM¬ MENSELY BY IT IN YEARS TO COME. You ALSO HAVE AN OBLIGATION TO HELP PROTECT THE SAFETY AND WELFARE OF OTHERS, AS WELL AS YOURSELF. Your conduct while attending school reflects your owi CHARACTER AND BACKGROUND, RuLES GOVERNING YOUR AC¬ TIVITY IN THE HALLS AND CLASSROOMS ARE MADE IN THE INTEREST OF SAFETY OF THE ENTIRE STUDENT BODY. Also don’t neglect your duty to your parents and YOURSELF. Your educational advantages come to you ONLY once. You will always regret it if you do not APPLY YOURSELF AND MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL YEARS, There is plenty of time for fun-and still keep UP WITH your school WORK, To SUM IT UP ANALYZE YOURSELF AND YOUR OPPORTUNITY FOR THE future, ThEN LET YOUR CONSCIENCE BE YOUR GUIDE. Always remember that the more respect you have for YOUR school and YOUR SUPERIORS, THE GREATER THE POSSIBILITIES FOR ENJOYMENT OF YOUR HIGH SCHOOL CA¬ REER, A PULLER DOES NOT KICK AND A KICKER CANNOT PULL, K � ' . I • X ,,. -.- - ■ ) • y ■ ' 5f v- ' ' ; ■ ■:. ji. ..■, ■ ' ij, A;,. 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V 1 - ' «■ • J t 5 - t Vve j J ' Afi ' bAVoxe Eighth Grade Teacher, Mr. Noland Edna Best Geraldine Bishop Peggy Bradshaw IsABELL Brown Pansy Bryson Mary Burgess Elizabeth Crawford Roxie Crawford Ban Davis Samuel Fie Charles Franklin Vivian Haney Doris James Patsy Leming Frank Lowe Don McElroy Charles Medford Lura Morrow Margaret Noland Ray Noland Susie Noland Doris Parks A, J, Plemmons “Irene Pressnell Ruby Pressnell Juanita Rathbone Doris Rector Beatrice Sanford Lillie Sanford Wilma Sanford Paul Samrt Edward Wood Esther Wright Louise Rathbone Seventh Grade Te acher, Mrs, Morrow Betty Buchanan Kenneth Cogdill Joe Caldwell Sue Dotson Betty Ferguson James Ferguson Ruth Ferguson Gertrude Frady Cash Franklin R, J, Greene Herschel Haney Dewitt James Wilma Jolly David Jones O ' Neal Justice Wilfred Kinsland Robert Ledford Emelyn McCracken Frank Medford Maxine Medford Mattie Medford Thad Medford James Morrow Annis Noland Floyd Plemmons McClain Pope Alfred Putman Bobbie Sutton Bobbie Welch James Williamson Jimmy Wood Sixth Grade Teacher, Mrs, Corwin Betty Arrington Eugene Arrington E. C, Beck Billy Best Mark Brown Wanda Brown Edwin Bryson Harrison Caldwell Bos Chambers Ted Chambers Jewel Dotson Jewel Ferguson Dortha Haney Ernest Haney ValarIE Henderson EddIE Hill Shirloean Hoglan Bonnie Justice Doris Kinsland Earle Lowe Mary McElroy Gene Noland Roy Pope Josephine Pressnell Helen Price Arzella Rollins Garland Smith Shirley Smith Floyd Stevenson Robert Sutton David Tate Mattie West Sybil Bradshaw Jewell Clarke Thad Grawford M ;v � . i •• ■ M ♦e -4.t i� tvr ' ' ’ ' oS ' • ' iJ C iti - ‘ - - S fi i AwW ■ , rtO� FKC ' 4.iA Y7;i i 0(� «(t4AA jM2- tj3 naj|� .0 ,j vj- ly -Mi|f0� r3 ' r . fiRQ %• ivr ■’ 3 ' ensettAHu MOU T{ 0i ’L tf6au ?3 ' 3‘ jyf-au H i . hr, .’ TStiAH t;’ 0 «?r� u .10 !x fVJKl W’St .i � .AJ AV iti ' ’T ' raS )� t ' 3?! I, � jn d ;a 0 -lot n‘i«T � 0 icS ' rTT3« 33 ‘a4 T«3f. •WHO ♦T: ' ' il� � 0 JA« 3 ®- . rA 40 .aI- ‘ 4fj, .QAQ ’ ' , ;t- � nrtV«S • ' .4U� ov® v !! 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A, Gillett Billy Greene Clarine Greene Tommy Hannah Mabel Hicks Kathleen Hoolen Billy James Elizabeth James Evelyn Jenkins Eugene Jones Jack Kinsland Lee McCracken Polly McElroy Shirley McElroy Margaret Morrow Nancy Noland Kenneth Parks Henry Rathbone Francis Sanford OoRTHA Arrington Carolyn Beasley Adeline Best Louise Best Jimmy Best James Best Grover Bradshaw Doyle Brown Carolyn Bryson Martha Caldwell Harley Caldwell Barbara Crawford Jean Crawford Annetta Ferguson Boyd Fisher Gladys Frady Louis Franklin Peggy Greene Helen Hill Ernest Hoglen Rayford Jenkins Way Kinsland George Kirkpatrick Henry Massie Roger McElroy Spencer McCracken Doris Anne Messer Bobbie Parks Louise Presnell Bennie Mae Rollins Barbara Smith Emaline Smith Shelby Jean Tate Elaine Walker Robert Walker Geraldine Beck Sam Burgess Everett Cochran Bobby Duckett Betty Franklin Emaline Finney Ruth Gillett Dallas Greene Bobby J, Haney James Haney Eugene Hill Thomasine Imman Stella James Commodore Jolley James Justice Azallee McCracken Betty McCracken Mary McCracken Terry McCracken Shelby McElroy Patricia Messer Ray Messer Homer Noland Charles Parks Mable Rector Max Samforo Robert Sanford Helen Serrett RENE Smith Mable Stevenson Virginia Trantham Betty Walker Ben West Jr, Billy West Josephine Wilson R. 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AY (e, i.%tR xit ] d Makc, f 1K6 M.A° oViV) . lervvj ci c] A Clxnioibrt A. d- CA Auiei‘ -Mil ' Xhi o AJV, CfAtW .. , , VwrAf-irS 0 4)T ' The Crabtree-I RON Duff High School Athletic ES THEIR MAIN OBJECTIVE ON BEING A TEAM OF AND GIRLS WITH GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP AND CONDUCT, TO FINISH THE SEASON WITH A GOOD RECORD HOPE NOT I N PERSON GAMES WON BUT WHO STICKS IS IN Character Development. A WINNER, The Girls Greene with athletic Director is Miss the following players; Lura Mae Edith Chambers Kathryne Wells Juanita Nolan F. F. F. Pauline Bishop Naomi Massie Anne Caldwell G • G. G. Pearl Clarke Dortha Lee Nolan Hilda Faye Massi Helen Ferguson As CAPTAIN OF THE various games. The Boys Athletic WITH the following M, L. Beasley C. (Capt)Johnni E Milner G, Ney Kinsland Ted Clarke J, M. Crawford F. F. F. F. Phyllis James Betty Jo Ferguson Kora Mae James Boss IE ARR INGTON G. G. G • G. GIRLS THEY TOOK TURNS AT THE Director is boys OUT FOR Mr, John Shibor, Basket Ball; G « F. F. Thomas Nolan J, R. Caldwell J. C. Caldwell J, C, Haney Joe Ferguson G, G. G. F. F. The 1947-48 Home Games: Canton WAYNESVILLE Fines Creek Clyde Basket Ball Schedule was as follows; Bethel Wi th Canton January 13 January 2? January 22 February 10 January 19 Games Away WAYNESVILLE Canton Bethel Clyde December December December January ENTRIES in two BASKET BALL TOURNAMENTS; AND CULLOWHEE. mm I ■•.I ' -, ' — ' ' i l .- V ' ’■ ' -j .txf i{r4T3jl� l 403H0S MCjH ItyO JkT ivai , 1o t� � Se I ? avnaavoo wiA TOtjC� ttu Q«A i. lHSi ' AV r 0’ l4 WOfli Ht � 0, 0j 4 - ' ' ' JCVA); C we’3fl Qoi ' A Hfj« H0 A33 ltl:i‘ :fttt -«,T ’W A. ,’Tu.V4n«3:iv3ie «3T0-4J� A.� 0,.i� l lue; .Hi. ioh; ,,. h ' - ■. ' -• 4«3nu4H A Ml :t ‘iw;«oc«3 j.j ,,,„;; %iV tf AOTOjaiO jiT3iH:4, -- les3 AJ ? 1-1 l ' .3JA 3 IH 3 ’3i«? 55 3vrr;; ' j � tkO iM •i ’S ' fOJ .O 3 k ' •iiS� b,. M ! 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' ♦tj’H 3 Jtt fQ4JUC liOT� ' 40, Tu uxe HoMtJ lAfeVti 0 JAts 6 eNJ(oW(i rrii ' . i . i ;V ' ' ‘ - •.....- ' V-aLv® ' ' - ' ' ’ ) sm QU, ■■ -■ ir ■j f-.V‘ •■� � ' ] W;«i: ' ' ;, •««..-. -, 1 . . ‘ J ' f ' • ' ’ ' (11 : m .V-. J ff ■. ' ' ' . • •■ - V ’Ljrc ■ ' . ' f ■■•irj; .‘I In the first grade we were divided into four sections: Crabtree, Iron-Duff, Rock Springs and Big Branch, since our own school building was not established until 1937. As THE YEARS PASSED ON WE ADDED A FEW NEW MEMBERS BUT LOST MORE THAN WE ADDED. Iw THE SIXTH GRADE WE ADDED BLANCHE SANFORD. OuRINC THIS YEAR THE STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA PASSED A LAW FOR THE twelfth grade TO BE ADDED MAKING OUR SCHOOL DAYS ONE-HUNDRED EIGHTY DAYS LONGER, BECAUSE WE NOW HAVE A NINE MONTH SCHOOL YEAR, |N THE SEV¬ ENTH GRADE WE ADDED KATHRYNE WELLS. Finally we reached our long desire (high school days) happiest days of all. In the eighth grade Mary Jeanne Clarke was transferred from Clyde High School which added ONE MORE to OUR CLASS, We entered high twenty-four. Mrs, teacher. school with Chappell was AN enrollment of OUR home room Just nineteen unruly brats who thought they KNEW it all entered THE NINTH GRADE, BUT SOME OF US WHO couldn ' t stand BEING CALLED GREENHORNS OR LOST John ' s were lodged along the way. For our HANO8HIP8 IN this year Miss Greene gave us a CLASS PARTY AT HER HOME, (AND OIDN ' T WE HAVE FUN? 1; Then we were sophomores and Mrs, Chappell OOMSINED us WITH THE SENIORS, HOW WE HATED THIS BECAUSE seniors ALWAYS DOME FIRST, As A REWARD FOR OUR WORK THAT YEAR MRS, KIRKPATRICK GAVE US AN OUTDOOR PARTY IN HER YARD, H OUR RENTLY Wl TH THE PLAY GEE,WE , ' Then WE HAD RE88E8 Juniors, ' , ' twelve jolly juniors, althouo HOME room teacher MRS, YATES THOUGHT DIFFE SOMETIMES FOR WE WERE STILL A COMBINATION SENIORS HOME ROOM, FlRST CAME OUR JUNIOR which We tried three times to preform but ALL HAD FUN AND IT WENT OVER WITH A BANG, GAME OUR BANQUET WHICH WE ALL ENJOYED FOR OUR SAY SO AND MOST OF US WEARING LONG FOR THE FIRST TIME, J ■ H- ’ •tTv ' m S W ' . v. kv !% ; r� ' iMirv « ' ‘ � l ♦ • — 1 .A � V .. . i ,� Xl! A� 0 -4 4i� 6� t.at ;V Tit «AI 0� r-UlO« J0a .0«r «� ' � ti nvC: fits vifij V •� : K j.l fc im 079CA ; ifO UTlV SAiA ani aA Mt .|. oaOiA 3A 3? U3 � r,l • f ' - ' -C .y. 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' 5 ■■ ' Ot«o ' ‘ ' A , ’ Si ' ' :.t ■ ? -a;’30’ • Ms .CAIJI- .i ' lv.lM-‘ ■ ■ ' . ' � ' TJ.. i« i ■ ■ fit • ' • ia . i Y , ' fr lM� A Mr ivi ' V-; :tAH fcwoa r ' : t- 3Aiia tttwr nyl rAj jv :i?tj6 .� . «. ,.i� n ' ?� ,i aAu fi v.,r1 _i-_ •a 2 ir-ft‘ ' tUP ■ a4a ' H34M P7 ►iliF nyj i ;v 3� - ■� •« � 1 ' ' %■ :, wifiT H ' VCf rt avti 4m .uA ’: fjj av. H«i M 3s. ,;j ,3AA� � Hiyr 3WaA? ino; . WMM tm-AAr w 4t itht av •is ' eejino .,aiy . 4 ' i •, A. A ’• • ■ ' ■ ; v. ■-,V. -.- ' ri.. ' . ' rt.: .- ' ■i ji IL i - .- ' 1 � wjim-.:; ' ■ .:= :SSs,’s V ' “ .y 4SrM ' ’ L d!f‘ -.y ' - ' - -. Seniors-at last. ' , ' , ' Although we lost one (Gardner) we gained Billy Davis, First came RINGS TO ADD BEAUTY TO OUR HANDS, NEXT CAME SENIOR PLAY WHICH WE ALL WORKED SO HARD FOR, SIDES OUR SIXTEEN UNITS WHICH WE ALL TRIED COMPLETE, Of COURSE, WE PASSED BUT WITH THE USUAL WORRIED PARENTS, GRADUATION NIGHT, OH, THRILL, BUT OUR EYES DIMMED WITH TEARS OUR SCHOOL-MATES AND TEACHERS-ESPECIAL SOCIAL CONTACT WITH WHICH THE SCHOOL HO OUR COMMUNITY. ' £ iv.ip rAW M« i� y TjfA TA — _ « ' y0 ' ■ tarS T l ‘ vd• d V ' u.r ’. ' mi ' {p ' i)i ' h ' itp)- - uB: r -JT rtw ■rt ' yih Vofj or eaW i ‘ -36,CHAW •ij ' b’ cs,x .o«: yjA ar a a ' wo i« ' 2fe’ • ‘ .0 1 , yA SA iitaiKjlf OJ li.y Wryfu io ‘vb t,. During the High School days of the present senior CLASS SEVERAL IMPROVEMENTS HAVE BEEN MADE INSIDE AND OUTSIDE OF OUR BELOVED SCHOOL BUILDING AND SUR¬ ROUNDING SUCH ASJ MOST IMPORTANT OF ALL OUR HIGH SCHOOL’ AND ELEMENTARY LIBRARY HAS MANY NEW BOOKS WHICH HAS PLACED IT ON THE STANDARD LIST OF NORTH Carolina schools. A MOTION PICTURE MACHINE HAS BEEN ONE OF OUR ACHIEVEMENTS FOR AS EDUCATORS SAY VISUAL AID TEACHES MORE IN ONE HOUR THAN ORAL TEACHING DOES IN THREE, The Home Economic Department has added a new SHOP BUILDING AND LOTS OF NEW EQUIPMENT, ALSO A NOT YET COMPLETED CANNERY. For ground improvement lots of new trees have BEEN PLANTED, OUR LAWN HAS BEEN SODDED WHICH HAS IMPROVED THE APPEARANCE OF OUR SCHOOL, ALSO A SCHOOL SION, AND BEST OF ALL A FLAG OF THE UNITED States waves its banner to LIBERTY. REMINO US OF OUR The ELECTRIC BELL HAS BEEN ADDED TO REMIND US GO FROM ONE CLASS TO ANOTHER, TO A LOUD SPEAKER AND SOME AMUSEMENT HAS BEEN ADDED BY A Combination Radio-Phonograph with several EDUCATIONAL RECORDS. K01II39 TM36a««� 3Hf ■%© 8T C JCOHO H� Ji i M I AtiO ICiet ' l 2 i8i; 338 2VA« BtHHl� VOH fl� J JAklV3l« -?)i ;8 Q 4 i)� a V 0 J 38 t � 00 ' ' � 3018 TWC QUA. «4 W fiWO J JA 18-7AAT«CAtt| .T80� iZk.wrZVZ «Jt)0nU81l OBOCe . YViArt � A.W y? 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E i MASSIE’3 DEPARTMENT STORE JAMES SERVICE STATION | Washing, Lubrication E E Everything To Wear Full Line of Auto Accessories E Appreciate Your Business E E “A Good Place To Trade Phone 472 North Main St. E E Waynesville, N. C. Waynesville, N. C. E ... . . mu . . . . I Vr t ' • ■) • r 1 • ' n l j V . . ' ' jy♦tjifwri i ' ' ' • ■ vr.,« vJ . J - 4 i niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiitiiiitiuiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiinniiiiHiniiiiiiiimimHiiiiiiiMiiiinmiHiiiiHitHiitiifiiJiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiimiiiiMniiiiiiitiiiiiiiHiitiiiiiiiiniiiiiiniiiiiiniiiniiiiniiiii iMniiniimimmiiuiiHMiitjiiimiiitmiiiiiinijMimiiiimmiiimmimiiiimsiiiiiL; 2 E Feed, Seed, Flour = Fertilizer, Groceries THE TOGGERY | S GULF SERVICE STATION W. Hugh Massie E E H. S. Ward Everything to Wear E E Lake Junaluska, N. C. Waynesville, N. C. x E Trade at DUCKETTS STORE 1 1 STOVALLS 5-10-25 Gas, Oil, General Merchandise = ■w = Where Your Dimes E Have More Cents X Hood Tires = Clyde, N. C. 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