Dallas High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Dallas, NC)

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SAIXIUEL WILKINS, SR., we respectfully dedicate this years edition of YELLOW JACKET. It was he that brought many of us to life and still many more of our parents-who has taken care of us during childhood illness-who has been a major factor in our spiritual and moral as well as physical growth-who for long years served faithfully as a civic leader, being prominent in school board activities and Boy Scout work. As one of the major results of his untiring efforts in behalf of our community and sleepless nights in protection of our physical welfare, he is no longer with us. We can but in this manner remind him and the community that he is and shall remain ever in our thoughts and prayers. And so, in appreciation and recognition of your selfless devotion to your friends and mankind, and in a sincere wish for your speedy return to our midst, we dedicate our record of this year's activities at Dallas Iligh School to you, Dr. Wilkins, our life long leader and friend. Page Four NIR. IXIITCHELL CARR, AB. Superintendent Carson-Newman College and Univcrsitv of North Carolina ADMINISTRATION IXIAnc:AP.E'r LxNEBEnc:En Secretary FACULTY MRS. DORA RHODES CARPENTER A.B. Mathematics Lenoir Rhyne College and Universitv of North Carolina Mus. FAYE S. FRIDAY, B.M. Languages and Music Wixithrop College MES. MARIA PASOUR, BS. Home Economics Flora Macdonald College MRS. EMMA C. AUSTELLE, A.B. French and English Limestone College and Universitv of Virginia Miss CONSTANCE E. CRUMP English Lenoir Rhvnc College and University of North Carolina MR. DENNIS FRANKLIN, B.S. Business Education Western Carolina Teachers' College ME. WILLIAM F. CLOUSE, A.B, History and Physical Education Brevard Junior College and Lenoir Rhvne College MR. EARL M. PRICE, B.S. Agriculture Mars Hill College and N. C. State College Mn. WILLIAM WIIELESS B.S., M.A. Science N. C. State College and George Peabody College Page Five SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Lef I I0 right: -I ACK Wrrlleus Vic'v-Presidezlt W -IUANNA L.1.oN1Nm:En Svcrvmrv Pauczv PENLEY ' Treasurer BILL STINES Presizfcizt Miss CCJNNIE CTRLIMP Class Sponsor Page Six MASCOTS SIIERRON HOOPER TOMMY IVICCLURE Page Se en Page Eight eniorft NANCX' CZERALDINE ABERNATHX' CEiuiY Tull in stulurej I lmte at :lumpy lI'0I'HLH1lU lleta Club 45 Negro Minstrel I, 45 4All Club I-45 Iireneh Club 3, 45 Clue Club 45 F.Il.A. I5 English Club Al. llolsuv BLAIR ADDINGTON U'IIR0lIIll.En lllinzlfnl not nf himself, but nf o!hers5 especially uf girls! Iinotball 2-45 Baseball I-45 Basketball 35 Dallas Ili Minstrel I5 I3.F.A. 1-45 4-Il Club 1-35 English Club I-3. EARL lVlANUEL BELL, ln. lxIANlIEl.l' Nui mo lfmxliful, not too lnulilg just exactly right, l'm told! I7.I7.:X. lf45 Iirench Club I-25 English Club 35 -IAII Club I. ELLEN Ram BEAN ll11AM-Rum All nl' flu' deep south c'omIf1ineil. I5.lI.1X. Ollicer I, 25 Dallas Ili Minstrel 25 English Club l-55 Gold Masque Drznnauies Club 15 Chemin Club 45 Co-Editor Newspaper 3, Editor 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Clue Club Ollicer 45 Treasurer junior Class 35 Dallas Ili Negro Minstrel 45 Allied Youth I5 Courtin' lJavs. -IOANNA QTLONINGER NIU., Never let xtmliex interfere with selmol life. Dallas Ili Minstrel I5 4'II Club lf-I5 lingglish Club 1,35 Allied Youth Club I5 ltlarshal I, lg Cheerleader 2-49 Newspaper Stall' I 45 President Beta Club 45 Glee Clllb 2, 45 Secretarv Class 45 French Club 2. 35 DAR Gund Citizen 45 IIillbillv Cnurtsl1ip 5 Class Put! 4: Yizuow j.xutu2T Stall' 4. -lossvu lAcKsoN BLIRC-IN ,IAuR flu idle mind is the ile1'il's u'nrkslmp. l7.l7.A. I45 Iiuutball 3, 45 Basketball 2, 35 Iireneh Club 2. ClIlARLIE L. llOYLE Cuoo-Cuou l7.If.A. 3, 4, VVatehdog 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Glee Club President -I5 Chemin Club 45 President Student Body' 45 Class Lawvcr 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Negro Minstrel 45 Hillbilly Courtship. Nfxomi LOUISE DuT'roN HIDUTTUNH IVrile injuries in ilnst, but kimlmsss in marble. llmne Iienninnies Club 25 4-Il Club 2f45 English Club 35 Iireneb Club 3, 45 Chemin Club 4. m 6 eniord VIVA LOYD GRAYBEAL CHICK A woman's honor rests on manly love. 4-Il Club 1-45 French Club 3, 45 English Club 3 Courtin' Days. ALLAN FRANKLIN HUMPHEBY NSQUEEKYH Responsibility is where it's treated best. English Club 35 F.F.A. 1-4. ROBERT H. KANIPE HRAWN lt's not what you do it's the way in which you do itl' F.F.A. 3, 45 4-11 Club 2-45 English Club 2, 35 Biology Club 2. PAYE CLEMMER l'lANDSEL D0onLE Don't worry, things will happen anyway! 4-ll Club 1-45 Beta Club 3, 45 Basketball I-35 English Club 1-35 Newspaper Staff 2, 4g Allied Youth Club lg Dallas Hi lylinstrel 1. DORIS IIILDA HOLLAND Speech is gremg but silence is greater. Clee Club 35 4-II Club 25 F.1l.A. 25 English Club 2-3. BRADY RHYNE LINEBERCER nl-LEAN lfVc learn to zlo by doing. English Club 25 Chemistry Club 4. ROBERT WILLIAM LONG, ln. HBOBH U - U Always room for improvement. F.F.A. l-45 4-ll Club 1-2g Chemistry Club 45 English Club 2-3. REBECCA JANE JENKINS HBECKYH To play the game for all tl1ere's in it To play the game and play to win it. Beta Club 3, 45 Chemia Club 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Cold Masque Dramatics Club 15 F.H.A. 1, 25 Latin Club 45 English Club 1-35 Basketball 1-45 Dallas Hi Negro Minstrel 3, 45 Newspaper Staff 3, 45 YELLOW IAUKET Staff 3, 45 Aunt Susie Shoots the Works. Page Nine v Chemia Club 45 Clee Club 45 Class Prophetess 4' V l N., Page Ten eniora lVlAC1E IRENE LINEBERGER l.zmgli and the wurlzl laughs with vnu. 4-Il Club 23 Latin Club 45 Chemistrv Club 45 li.ll.A. 1. ciRAHAlX'l LABE Ltrrz, lla. C. L. Only lie who always speaks the frutlz and does not fear its em1seq14em'es ix an lumurublv man. F.l7.A. l-4, Ofbeer 4, Carulina Farmers Degree 35 Beta Club 3, 45 linglish Club 2, 35 Chemia Club 4, Bus Driver 3, 45 Football 4. E. C. PASOUR Zum Slzukespeare wus fclnwus, Ulusliiugtmi term loyultt, mul I feel high mvself. lf.F.A. l-4, Ollieerg 4-ll Club 3, 4, Ollieer 45 Beta Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 Chemia Club 45 Vice- Presitlent English Club 35 Marshal I, Chief 35 Old Fashioned Mother 5 Cnurtin' Davs 5 State Seed judging Contest. MARY SUE LINEBERCER 'l'lie wilt' :env to lmve u friend is to be one. English Club 1-35 French Club l5 4-II Club 1-4. CAROLYN FLORENE PASOUR Sissy H'liu1 I ilu eoneemx me, not wlmt people suv. Marshal I5 F.ll.A. l-35 Latin Club 45 Beta Club 3, 45 Miss Dallas lli 35 Cnurtin' Dat's 5 Aunt Susie Shouts the VVnrks. BLIDDY Rem SEAuLE Let ilu' speeelt be better Hum silence, ur l1e silent. linglish Club 2, 35 l7.li..-X. 2-45 lireneh Club 3, 45 fhemia Club 45 Clee Club 3. LEONARD C. SINIITII 'iSlNll'I l'Y N'r1rds ure women, deeds are men. l7.l7.rX. l-4, State Seed Judging Contest 2-45 Beta Club 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 English Club 35 Student Bodv Ollicer 45 Clee Club 4, Cuurtin' Davsf' VVILNA DARE Pfxvsouit VViMMi5R l will lock ull the trnubles in the lmtfout of my heart, sit rm the lid und smile. Dallas Ili Minstrel I5 4-ll Club l-45 Allied Youth Club I5 Newspaper l-45 Basketball 1-45 Gold Masque Dramaties Club lg Beta Club 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 Aunt Susie Simms the Works 35 YFLLONV IACKE1' Staff 3, 45 Senior Historian: llillbillv Cour!ship 5 Ruoin Representative 2. 45 DAR Good Citizen 4: Marshal 25 Secretary Junior Class 35 French Club 2, 45 Negro Minstrel 4. 4 eniord PEGGY PENLEY The price of wisdum is ubove 1ubies. F.H.A. 25 Beta Club 34, Officer 45 Treasurer Senior Class5 Marshal 35 Newspaper Staff 45 Latin Club 45 Chemistry Club 45 English Club 2-3. BILL STINES 'Wlfords ure handy tools but can't be substituted for experience. Treasurer F.F.A. l, Secretarv 3, President 45 Vice- President Beta Club 35 President Piedmont Federation 45 President Senior Class 45 Chief Marshal 3. JACK Mormis VVITHERS HlVlUMl'lI.IiS To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. Beta Club 3, 45 F.F.A. l-45 Football 2445 Basketball 1-4, Captain 3, 45 Baseball l-45 Courtin' Davs 35 Aunt Susie Shoots the VVorks 35 YlaLr.ow JACKET Staff 3, 45 Student Bodv Oflicer5 Vice-President Seninr Class 4. RUBY WANDA RANDOLPH Rim Rumi A quiet mind knows all und later tells il. Entered D.H.S. 10th Cradc5 English Club 35 French Club 3, 4, Treasurer and Vice-l resident5 Chemistry Club 4, Vice-Presidentg F.H.A. 45 Beta Club 3, 4. BARBARA COLEEN ROBINSON HBARU., My kingdom for zz horse. English Club 35 French Club 2, 35 Chemistrv Club 4. ROBERT EVERETTE VVRIGH1' Bon Not verv quiet, mostly gay, but loyal and true in every wav. F.F.A. 1, 3, 45 Bus Driver5 Chemistrv Club 45 Student Bndv OHicer 45 Football 3, 45 Clee Club 4. 'IOSEPHINE ANN RUDISILL NIO.. VVe only part to meet again. Beta Club 45 Clee Club 2, 35 4'H Club I, 25 English Club 1, 35 Latin Club 45 Courtin' Davs. RUTH ANN RUTLEDCE Bur Beneath u calm exterior lies u deal of deviltryf' Beta Club 45 4-H Club 1-45 Negro Minstrel 1-45 F.H.A. 15 Cheerleader 35 French Club 3, 45 Glee Club 2-45 Biology Club 35 Courtin' Days 5 English Club 35 Hillbilly Courtship 4. Puge Eleven Page Twelve eniora VIRGINIA BELLE TANNER r4ClNn Do what you can, with what vou have, wherever you are. Home Economics Club 45 Glee Club 45 Beta Club 45 English Club 35 Basketball 35 Cheerleader 45 Newspaper Stall' 45 Negro Minstrel 45 Courtin' Davs. NEVA RUTH TAYLOR ln the mountains of truth, one never climbs in vain. F.H.A. 1, 25 English Club 1-35 French Club 45 Biology Club 2. PEGGY CAROLYN VIQAYLOR Study to show lhvself approved. Beta Club 45 Latin Club 45 F.ll.A. 35 English Club 1-3. MARGARET ANNE WHITE Beneath wit lies seriousness never before equalled. 4-ll Club I-35 F.ll.A. l, 25 Allied Youth I5 Beta Club 3, 45 Latin Club 45 English Club 1-35 Dallas lligh Halloween Queen 4. EVELYN lVlAE WILLIAMS LlTTLE'UN ' Calm in appearance: motives unknown. Home Economics Club 25 Marshal 35 F.H.A. 35 Chemia Club Officer 45 English Club 3. ELLEN DORIS WILLIS WILLIE Pep in her fingers and pep in her toesg a jolly good sport wherever she goes. Newspaper Staff 15 F.H.A. 25 English Club 35 French Club Officer 45 Beta Club 45 Glee Club 35 45 Negro Minstrel 45 Football Queen 4. MARJORIE LOUISE WRIGHT MAnGIE Not a weed but a flower. English Club 35 French Club 2, 35 Chemia Club 4. Not Pictured JERRY ALLEN BALLARD Men with more words are best known. F.F.A. 45 French Club 35 Newspaper Staff 2, 35 Foot- ball 2-45 Basketball 35 Biology 2. , 'VY Q - .nfkv-qw, JUANNA CTLONINGER, EARL BELL- Prulties! Girl und Must Handsome Boy VVILIVIA PAYSULIR, BILL ST1Nus-Best All-Around PEGGY PENLEY, G. L. LUTZ-Most Friendly Nvvfx RUTH 'I',wLun. Boa A ' hInNL.1'oN-Biggest Flirts A TIVES 5. PEGGY PLNLILY, Rnnmrr K.,xNln-I.--Cnntml 6. Buwn' JENMNS. ,IAUK XVx'l'lllnn, Jimi Pupn 7. .XNNL xvlil'l'li, Bon .'X1m1Nca'1'oN-.Hnxl f'um-vi 8. MAN' Sun LINIZIHJQUIII, ' 9. Puacsv 'IA' Lil Buum Sn.,u.ll -I uziuxl sum, Bun STINI s ' QlIlL'll'Yf Im' Xl. ,. M ' ff '?,Hgigg?q. Y' SUPERLATIVES I. .-XNN1' VVIIITIQ, lf. C. Pawuuu liiggvst Buhics 2. lhimu' jrmuws, Bon 1xllDlNli'l'llNfA,0Sf Arhluric 4. l'rnux' Pmvl nlv. li.uu, Bu 1 -Mus! 'I'vpim1I -4. Rum' R,xNnu1 vu, l'u,uu.l1' llux'x.xa-Mus: Bminessliku l:,VIfl.VN XVIILIAMS, I,l'ON.Kl!D Smrrn-Mnxt Slmliuux VVn.M,x P,xvsmln, JM-k xVI'l'lIl-.RS-AIIISY in Inm- Almqonlla XVu1c:u'r, li,uu. lil-1.1.-Bvsf Drvswml ANN Run.:-,lx:na, li. C. P,xsnuu-Mnxl Likulv tu Sm-our ELLEN Blum, Bon l.oNc:-Most Dignified XNN lhl'1'l.' af. V1 vw- lg 1 34 . ' 3-:iaiqbvx Q5 IYANN Rumsu, I., ll SUPERL IXADY L1N1:nl:uc:l.n-Bvsr Munmfrml lllll Bon IUN VA Loxm I , ' '. I C num xl.. IM llfBL'Sl Ilmlucrs 'K l3u1uz1N-U'il1ivxt XNN RlI'l'l 1 11141. In um' B.Xl,IAllIJ4U1 . :sl Iulvuhul A 5 lr 1. 8. 'Y TIVES Dc ,xcaua-Rex! Persmmlitv lil,1.xaN BEAM, Don Ann rms VVu.l,19, BUDDY S13 mcrrnw-Hvxl Spnrlx Rum' R-XNDUIPII, Bun iXIDlJlNU'l'0NfA'USl Likvulrlu GL'uA1.n1N11.X f ' ' ' Bl HNATHX . BRADY LINLH 1-' NUI R- Nunn' C XX ll As We Wuz CLASS HISTORY As we thumb through the pa es of the history of the Class of '50 we find that in 1946, a group of eager, wide-eyegd Freshmen entered the portals of a new and mystic world. rlhey were filled with wonder and amazement, but they were guided safely through this important year by Mrs. Cloninger and Mrs. Austelle. As we turn another pa e in our history, we see our class sponsors, Mrs. Elliott and Miss DeVane, who led us safely through this year, and therefore we were happy Sophomores. In the autumn of '48 a large crowd of Iuniors again entered DHS. The Beta Club claimed several members of this intelligent class. We had to undergo a tough initiation, but in the end we passed with flying colors and were proud and honored to say that we were members. Next we had to plan and work toward the presentation of a junior Senior Banquet, in which the Good Luck theme was carried out. Our class sponsors made this and the other thin s we undertook possible and we are indebted to Mrs. Friday and Mr. Sassaman for Their true friendship to us. These officers were elected: President, Bill Best, Vice-President, Charles Edisong Secretary, Wilma Pay- sourg and Treasurer, Ellen Beam. Class of '50 has been a very versatile class, interested in many activities. They played football, basketball, and baseball and helped to win the many victories that made the school proud of them. The many duties that confronted us were the election of class ofiicers: President, Bill Stinesg Vice-President, jack Withers, Secre- tary, Joanna Cloningerg and Treasurer, Peggy Penley. These people were elected to the offices as follows: Historian, Wilma Paysourg Poet, Joanna Cloningerg Proph- etess, Viva Craybealg and Lawyer, Charlie Hoyle. Our duties included the selection of the class flower, motto, and colors. They are respectively: sweetpeas, Before us lies timber-let us build, and blue and white. Our class sponsor is Miss Connie Crump. Then we bid ood-bye to our alma mater and go out to seek wider fields: some to college, some to iusiness jobs, and some into special training. But wherever we are and whatever we do we will carry with us the ideals and the principles we have received here, and our thoughts will ever turn lovingly to'Dallas High. WILMA PAYSOUR, Historian SAILING A crowd of Seniors-soon we'll go We know not how the winds will blow We will sail Life's mystic sea Each is facing Destiny. The ship we have is strong and sure For now we know it will endure Built upon our honored lives That is why she still survives. And though we leave dear DHS The years to come will put to test Whether we have lost or won In all the things we have begun. Somewhere-sometime on land or sea We hope we all with conscience free Can meet and sav My best I've done Old Dallas High, I've victories won!'l ,IOANNA CLONINCER Page Seventeen CLD HOME WEEK It is the ear 1965 and a beautiful evening in June. Everywhere in the town of Dallas are huge posters reading, Oki Home Week. Many days ago, invitations were sent to all former residents urging them to attend and stressing particularly this evening w en a wonderful entertainment is to be given. All the talent for this program is strictly home talent. Every performer was at one time a resident of this town and was graduated from our high school. The hour for the great event has arrived. Every seat in the vast new auditorium is filled, and all are eagerly awaiting the performance in which many delightful surprises have been promised. It is truly a festive occasion. Seated in the audience are mana celebrities. As I look about me, I see a number of my old classmates. There is E. C. Pasour, our kind- earted friend, who became very wealthy through wise investments. His money is paying for much of the Old Home Week expenditures. The ladies in the front seats are all so stylishly and becomingly dressed that they arouse my curiosity. I am told that their beautiful garments come from the very select, not to say expensive, shop of Evelyn Williams who designs gowns for all the best-dressed women in the country. Seated near her is Jack Burgin, a real estate dealer, who owns so much property that he has to keep a card index of it in order to know it himself. Seated at one side, watching with interest, I see Ann Rutledge, dipgiified and haughty. I ask about her and am told that she is the head mistress of a very fashionable girls' sc ool in Dallas and has never married although she has suitors innumerable. Standing in the door, looking for old friends, I see Buddy Seagle, editor of the largest daily paper in the state, with his private secretary, Doris Holland. Two people, entering, receive a warm reception from the committee at the door. They are Dr. Brady Lineberger, a famous surgeon in a large hospital and, attractive as ever, Wilma Paysour, superintendent of nurses in the same hospital. A round of applause greets the man iust takin a seat by the window. He looks familiar and yet not quite familiar enough. He waves his hands around and! talks excitedly. lt is G. L. Lutz. And what do you suppose he is? He's tumed his knowled e to good account and now he is the weather man. It was he who furnished the splendid weather for the Olzd Home Week and that is why he was so wildly applauded. A woman is sketching the eople as they came in and doing it very well, indeed, for I peefp over her shoulder to see. Yes, it's Geralliine Abernat y. She has become quite famous as an illustrator o magazine stories and newspaper articles. And now the entertainment is to begin. The lights in the auditorium fade and the footlights flash on. Before the packed house appears a tall, di nified figure who makes an eloquent address of welcome. 1 remember our famous class debater, Charlie lfllbyle. He was a lawyer for a time and now is a Judge of the State Supreme Court. He acts as master of ceremonies and after his excellent speedi introduces the performers. But first he calls attention to the beautiful flowers and other decorations, sayin that they are the gift of Ellen Beam and Doris Willis, owners of the leadin florist of the town. The Jud! e announces that after the entertainment refreshments will be served through lfhe courtesy of Miss Carolyn lgasour, who is proprietor of the delightful Old Home Tea Room. My mouth waters in anticipation, for I have not forgotten the delightful refreshments she served when she entertained the class years ago. We have regrets from several Leonard Smith and Bill Stines, come because they are busy is a stewardess on Earl Bell's sent greetings. from Key West important people who were unable to attend the Old Home Week Celebration. who are very scientific farmers and know all about rotation of crops, couldn't with harvesting winter wheat and summer squash. Joanna Cloninger, who Eagle Airliner, is in flight from London to Berlin. President Bob Adoington where he is vacationing with Senator Allan Humphrey and Congressman Bob Long. Vir mia Tanner is attending the International Bread-baking contest in Bernard, Switzerland, and Marjorie Wright will give the Barbara Robinson is in Texas, Now the entertainment 'prop . in the s otlight, appears a ainty figure, kissing herll-rand to the across tllie sta e for Peggy Taylor, who always said she would is the most clgver wire dancer in the world. Then the Iudge introduces a prosperous looking man who author of many po ular song hits. It is Robert Wright and he lecture on how to feed people for seven days on twenty-three cents. And also, where she will ride in all the All'Texas Horse Races. er begins There is ay music, like circus music. Then on the darkened stage audience. It is Peggy Penley, arranging a wire be a dancer in a circus. The Judge says she he says is a Broadway song writer and the plays and sin s for us his last three composi- tions and very good, they are. Next comes a big surprise: Miss Glorianna De Eorme, the famous movie actress and it is our old friend, Neva Ruth Taylor, very much changed. She has golden hair and is better looking than ever but she seems to have acquired a foreign accent. It's no surprise to us that she's such a success in pictures with Macie Lineberger as her producer and Mary Sue Lineberger as stage manager. Next is a famous vio inist who plays the most beautiful music for us. Yes, of course, it's Robert Kanipe and he plays even better than we always said he would. He has iust retumed from a concert tour in Europe. In fact he returned a week earlier iust to attend the Old Home Week Celebration. The spotlight is now shifted to the great auditorium organ and the Judge introduces Louise Dutton, now organist in a city church anl teacher is an institute of organ music. And now, out upon the latform strolls Ierry Ballard, with a little book in his hand. He needs no introduction from the Judge, for we all recognize him at once, Jerry, the author of those deli htful short stories. He reads us two of them and then ives a charming little talk, telling how his old friends Slleckv Jenkins and Iack Withers inspired many of his ybest stories in the field of sports. Then, last of all, looking stunning in an elaborate evening gown, comes Anne White. She is a writer of plays and has three successful ones running on Broadway now. Starring in them are Ruby Randolph and Ioan Rudisill. Anne makes a friendly little speech, addressing particularly our superintendent, Mr. Mitchell Carr, and the members of the faculty, who are in the audience enjoying the rogram. Then the entire audience rises, as the performers all appear on the stegge at once. Our organist and, our violinist play and, led by our composer, we all sing our class song of I 50 and adiourn for the promised refreshments from Carolyn's Old Home Tea Room. It has been a real delight to see all our old friends so young and prosplerous, so generous of their money and talent. In short, it has been an Old Home Week to be proud of and t e old home folks should be happy to have such celebrities as these for their very own. Viva Lovo Gaavaear. Page Eighteen ,. V. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, a duly authorized attorney of the Bar of Dallas, have gathered the Seniors of 1950 together for this solemn occasion to make their last will and testament. We, the Seniors of 1950, being of sound mind and good faith, make our first, last, and only will and testament as follows: ARTICLE I ' To Mr. Carr and the faculty we will our great abundance of patience. ARTICLE II To the Seniors of '51 we will our Senior privileges which we did not have. ARTICLE III To the juniors of '51 we will our sympathy for the horrible task of raising money for the Iunior-Senior Banquet. ARTICLE IV To the Sophomores we will the responsibility of training the Freshmen to have the proper school spirit. ARTICLE V I, Ioanna Cloninger, do hereby will and bequeath nothing to nobody, because I need it all myself. I, E. C. Pasour, do hereby will and bequeath my voice to anyone who can teach it to sing. I, Mary Sue Lineberger, do hereby will and bequeath my English book to Thelma Cloninger and I hope she gets more out of it than I did. I, Jack Withers, do hereby will and bequeath my position as Captain of the Basketball team to Tom Rhyne. I, Doris Willis, do hereby will and bequeath my position as Football Queen to Faye Helen Friday. I, Wilma Paysour, do hereby will and bequeath the top of my basketball uniform to anyone who wants to feel as important as I did. I, Viva Loyd Graybeal, do hereby will and bequeath my position in the Senior Superlatives to Sara High. I, Allan Humphery, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make good grades in English to Amold Cloninger. I, Ann Rutledge, do hereby will and bequeath anything in my possession to whoever needs it more than I do. I , Carolyn Pasour, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to keep quiet in English to my little brother. I, Bob Wright, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to sing tenor to Clyde Smith. I, kRuby Randolph, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to do shorthand to anyone who is crazy enough to ta e it. I, Bob Long, do hereby will and bequeath my ability of catching big Hsh to Bill Withers. I, Peggy Taylor, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be quiet in school to Gene Moore. I, Neva Ruth Taylor, do hereby will and bequeath my place in the superlatives to Doris Jolly. I, Bill Stines, do hereby will and bequeath my car keys to anybody with a taxi license. hI, Peggy Penley, do hereby will and bequeath my second year Latin book to my sister, Faye, and I hpoe s e uses 1 . I, Becky Jenkins, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the basketball team to Carole Dean Hoffman. I, Ellen Beam, do hereby will and bequeath my basketball shoes to anyone who has the foundation for them. I, Louise Dutton, do hereby will and bequeath my bookkeeping book to anyone who Wants hard work. I, Jerry Ballard, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with Miss Crump to my brother, Tommy. I, Geraldine Abernathy, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to get along with people to Marlene Hovis. I, Buddy Seagle, do hereby will and bequeath my place in English to Evelyn Holland and hope she does as well as I did. I, Evelyn Williams, do hereby will and bequeath my disability to type to anyone who wants to suffer under Mr. Franklin. I, Leonard Smith, do hereby will and bequeath my bus to anyone who can live on 320.00 per month! I, Ioan Rudisill, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make A in English while studying Latin to anybody that needs it. I, Bob Cfroublej Addington, do hereby will and bequeath my position on the football team to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. I, Anne White, do hereby will and bequeath my geometry book to anyone who wants to stunt their growth by hard work. I, Brady Lineberger, do hereby will and bequeath my knowledge of bookkeeping to Phil Brown. I, Virginia Tanner, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to be late every morning and get by with it to anyone who likes to sleep late. I, Faye Handsel, do hereby will and bequeath my marriage license to anyone who feels that they will need it soon. I, G. L. Lutz, do hereby will and bequeath my position as Vice-President of F.F.A. to Franklin Hoffman because I think he deserves it. I, Macie Lineberger, do hereby will and bequeath my Latin Book II to anyone who enioys the subiect. I, Robert Kanipe, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make good English grades to Bill Estes. I, Margie Wright, do hereby will and bequeath my neatness to Anne Alderson. I, Jack Butrigin, do hereby will and bequeath my possessions, all of them, and especially my quietness and good stu ying in English to Tom Rhyne. I, Barbara Robinson, do hereby will and bequeath my riding pants to anyone who wants them. I, Charlie Hoyle, do hereby will and bequeath my ability to make an impromptu speech to Miss Crump. I, Doris Holland, do hereby will and bequeath my shorthand book to anyone who will take it. In witness thereof, we have subscribed our signatures, and fixed our seal, hereby revoking all previous wills made by us and substituting this as good will for our many misdeeds. THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 CHARLIE I-IOYLE, Lawyer Page Nineteen JUNIOR CLASS CFFICERS N i Lefr 10 right: r BOBBIE I lEw1'rT Vice-President Doms JOLLY Secretary DQN WILSON President Treasurer lay: fucnty IJANNY W1'l'x1Ens JUNIOR First rmv: Catherine Beatty, Arnolcl Cloninger, Bernice Black, Tommy Cloninger, Nan Boyles. Second row: Bill Estes, Mary Frances Bumgarclner, Robert Griflln, Thelma Clon- inger, lollie Maxwell. Tlzini row: Peggy Cloninger, Robert Ratehforcl, Carole Eiclson, Jerry Revels, Faye liriclay. Frmrtlz row: Gordon Rudisill, Mary Anne Friday, Frank Shelton, Jeannette Green, Clyde Smith. Fifth rmv: Lillian Green, Marvin VValters, Roheana Gribhle, Danny Withen's, Mary Ethel Grigg. Page Twenty-one lfirxt row: Don VVilson, Bolmluie l lewitt, l7rzmees l liglm, Slllllll l ligll, Evelyn l Inlluml Seemul row: lXlurlene Ilovis, -lane llull'stetler, lXllll'g1ll'L't lenlxins, Doris llollv I N oneclu INICCIEIIHI. 'lqlzinl row: 'lilmelmu Ogle, llelen Pusour, lmuise Pzlsour, -lozmn Plunli, Carol Queen Ijllllflll row: -loyee Rzmclolplm, Rulmy Reel, ll'lD2l llllvne, Maury Louise Rlnne Margaret Rogers. Fifth row: lXlz1rv Nell Slefer, lletty VVelver, Cllorizl Stilwell. Page Twenty-tu'o 0l9A0l'I'l0I 25 Mn. VVIlELllSSfl0TIl CLRADIZ First row: Rose Ann Lum, Barbara Cloningcr, Caro- lvn High. Hcllon Fave Pcnlcv, Patsv Sununcv, Cwcn Vllriglmt, Sara Mac Beam, loann Cloningcr. Second row: Dorotlw Crickmorc, Pcggv Blcllcu, Franccs llcclgvpatli, Plwllis Clinc, loan Willis, llilcla Mauncv, Lucy lonas. Tliird row: Junior Pasour, Mcrvin Clonin- gcr, llarolcl LlllL'lDCl'QL'I', lurrv llollman, Eclwarcl Friclav. Boblwv llcdgcpatli, Nr. Vlllmclcss. Fourth row: Clifton SLIIHIIICV, Nlarlc Dutton, Dale llolminson, llowarcl Vllal- lacc, Louis llcilcg. MRS. CARPENTER-lOT1x CiRADE First row: Nancv lnglc, Carole Dean Hoflman, llcvcrlv VVl1iscnant, loan Neil, Carroll HL-nsclv, Shir- lcv Canipc, Virginia Lutz, Ann Alclcrson, llilrla Mauncv. Second row: Rose Ann Lutz, Marsltalinc Anslcv, Nancv Criblvlc, Plwllis r-l1lIHl'l1l3l1l'Q, Nantlta Let' XVillis, Sara l Ioll'man. Third row: Mrs. Carpenter, Marv Etllcl Ruclisill, Carolvn Ilovis, Evclvn Moore, Pat Conlfrcv, Fave McAllistur, Clara lo Stincs. Fourtli row: Icrrv Cloningcr, lou iXlaC Clcmmcr, Clmarlcs Al- bright, Harold Pasour, Cliarlcs Rogers, Craclv lluggins, Tccl Sclirum, Bill VVitl1crs. lfiffli row: llan xvl1l5L'llLlllI, bill Blake. I' Q 6 l'l'l Q fl Mn. l7111xN141,1N--lJ'1'11 Cl11,x111a 1711111 l4Ull'Z Mr. l'r.111kli11. 1111-1 C'11s111cr. 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I:1I1LL112ll1l, C'1i11'111'11 Ki1'111-xx 1 1111111 l1lll'Z Mrs. !xllNlL'11L', Xk'I'll1l' 111v11'111a111, 01.1 llllsx. BETA CLUB First row: Joyce Randolph, VVilma Paysour, Peggy Penley, Roheana Crihhle, Joanna Cloninger, Mary Anne Friday, Ruby Randolph. Second row: Mr. Carr, C. L. Lutz, Faye liundsell, Charlie Hoyle, Rohhie Hewitt, Nan Royles, Bill Estes, Leonard Smith. Third row: .lack Withe1's, Becky jenkins, Ellen Beam, Peggy Taylor, Doris jolly, Clyde Smith, E. C. Pasour. Fourth row: Evelyn Holland, Gloria Stilwell, Virginia Tanner, Ceraldine Aher- nathy, Anne NVhite, joe Dan Cardner. Fifth row: Margaret Rogers, Doris Willis, Don Wilson, Voneda MeCaha, Irma Rhyne. 5. A Page Twenty-five lfirst mir: Margie Clemmer, Selma Cihson. clay, Ptuhy Randolph, Sara I loflman, hlrs. Pasour. Ilosa Shell, Carol I Ioflman, I Iellon Lutz, Barhara Cloninger. Seemzd row: hlary Ruclisill, l'ayc Fri' Third row: Patsy Summey, Gwen VVright, Nancy Grihhle. Fourth row: Irayc Penlcy. 4-H First row: Virginia Lutz, Selma Gibson. Joanna Cloninger. Fave Ilanclsel, VVihna Paysour, E. C. Pa- sour, Iluhv Ilanclolph, Ioyce NVeatherl'ortI, Sara Mae Bean. Svermcl row: Gwen VVright, Faye Penlcv, Carol lloflinan, Rosa Shell, Nettie Adams, Frances Rice, Sue Linelaerger, Faye VViIson, Viva Loyd Graybeal, Inez Costner. Third row: Margie Clemmer, Mary Iluzlisill, Sara lloH'man, Fave Friday, Rachel Moore, Page IIQIUCIIIV-SiN CLUB Dorothy Rhyne. Carol Seagle, lean Hawkins. Fourth row: Pete Edison, Sonny Randolph, G. L. Lutz, Louise Dutton, Geraldine Abernathy, Patsy Sutntney, Inez Costner, jovce Randolph. Fifth row: johnny Canipe, Ilohluv Cloninger, Ralph Goins, Iimmv Beam, jerry Black. Evelyn hloore, Helen Lutz, Carolyn Hovis. Sixth row: Ilaroltl Linelxerger, Cecil Bundy, Franklin llollman, Lorene Grilahle. VOCATIONAL BUILDING FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: INII. Price, E. C. Pasour, Charlie Hoyle, G. L. Lutz, Bill Stines. Leonard Smith, Don Wilson, Rohert VI-Iright, Buddy Seagle, Pete Edison. Second row: .Iunior Pusour, jerry Pasour, johnny Kanipe, Arnold Cloningcr, Alfred Lineherger, Kenneth Reap, Robby Thomas, Dan VVhisenant, Earl Bell, Bob Ad- dington, Torn Rlwne. Third row: joe Dan Gardner, Roh Long, Ierrv l'lofEmzm. jerry Black, Tod Sehrum, Dale Robinson, Bill Vllithcrs. Fourth row: Allen Humphrey, Harold Lincherger, Clyde Smith, Charles Rogers, Harold Pasour, Larry McClure, VVilford Clon- inger, Cecil Bundy. Fifth row: Philip Brown, Bobby Cloningcr, .Ioe Clemmer. Sixth row: Mark Dutton, jimmy Beam, Franklin Hoffman, Gordon Rudisill. Jerry Cloninger, Jimmy Finger, Bohhy VVilson, Grady Huggins. Seventh row: Mervin Cloninger, Robert Ratchford, Ralph Goins, Bill Bingham, Loy Summey, Edward Friday. Eighth row: Jack VVithers, Tommy Cloninger, joe Clemmcr. Page Tweizty-seven GLEE CLUB liirsl rmv: Murlvm' lluvis, .Iuvcc nllllliliipil, iiCl'llil'l' Mrs. iiriciaiv, Dirvclmx ilihirmi row: -Immun Piunk, Put lilaivk, Marv Inuisv RIIVIIU. Ai2ll'Qkll'L'i 'lL'lliiiI19, lin- Gncilircv, Iivuivii lluilalmi, Ruin' Quinn. Miriam Kin In-ima Clrilmimic, ifzwv lizimisvl. Huw Ann intl, Marv czlimi, Ellen llcuin, Doris bluiiv, Tiicliiiai Cimiimgci' N4-II SUIIUT. I:2II'iNlI'2l Cluningcr. Svcuml row: Marx' 170111111 mir: Sami lligii, cil'lAkliLiiI1L' fXiJL'l'l12lIi1V, Siiirici Anim' I'iI'iKilIV, l7iIll1iSfQ'lUill1l1il Cfluiiingcr, l3m'ciw AlCl1iiillS, Cruvcivn. Fifth row: l.c'4ri1zml Smith, Hubert VVrigl1t U'ilnm I'4lvmu1r, Iluris Willis, Vim lnvci Cli'uvlu'ul, Ciiurlic lluvlc, Cliurlcs Eicisun, 'll-cl lilwnc. f ixiillllilil lu' XX'illis, Xirginial VVZIIIIICT, ilcliun Lutf. i FRENCH CLUB lfirsr mir: linuisc lluttiin. -luvcc Iliiiiciuipli, XVilnm Cfzlrulc liiclsun, Nun Buvlcs, Mrs. Austcllc. Third rmr: lxkwwmv ll.. CA pusmm Igulyv lL,mlr,lpl,' l1.4,nm.lI Novus Ruth luvlur, iiicliim Clluningcrt Civcic Smitii. S . I VM I I C. MIX Il Q H! ml XI In Y H hr:.'lf,iL'1?1I11ci',l I lurulci 311511111-X?l1imii1ns Cfiuiimgvr. Daria Ht 'i' Wi Ai ' 'A ' ' UU' L 'A '5 ' V' ' V i is. fourlz row: Mu ic i zlxwc , Gcralciuc Aixcr- Sl'lli'I', Pvggx' Ciimiingcr, livrnicn' Black, Doris 'luilxg liutiiv. Hill listvs, Ciizirics Aii7I'igill. Bill Blake. 151.110 'l'u'vnly Uilflllf STUDENT BODY OFFICERS Itvft to right: Leonard Smith, Secretnryg VVilmu Paysour, Vice-Presidentg Charlie lloylc. Presidemg Robert Wl'igl1t, Treasurer. BUS DRIVERS Left to right: Robert VVright, Charlie Hoyle, G. L. Lutz, Leonard Smith, Framklin Hoffman. Page Twenty-mvze ANNUAL STAFF I 5 x I x I x Ifirsl r'nu': fmnnai Cluninvcr, VVIIIHLI Pai fsour, awk VVi1I1crs, IM-I4 ' clilxinsi, Dum XViIIxcrs. . Sc' cami row: Bill Ifslcs, 'Irwcc Rundulplm, Mr. Curr. Nun lIm'Ics, Doris hlollx. Firsl ron XVIIITILI IDLIYSULIIQ 'I0ill1l'lll CIIOIIIIIQCIQ IXInry Annu l'riLIglx, ljlicn U04 NEWSPAPER STAFF Iuwc IIzmcIsL'I, IIQCIX5 -IcnIxins, lhmluluic Ilcwill, Doris 'IoIIy. Si 'mmf row: IXIZIYICHC llcwis, .Iuycc IILIIHIUIIJII, Carols lliclsnn, Virginia IIIAIIINLI Danny XVitI1L'is, Pcggy Pcnlcy, Mr. I'Il'Lll1IiIill. Page Thirty HD , Q, CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Howard Wzlllzlcc, Virginia Tanner, Marlene Hovis, Linda Summey, Patsy Scagic, Joanna Cloningcr, Chiefg Nancy Rhyme, Nancy Ratchford, Barbara Iohnson, Dan VVhisenant. X K Xxx 1 G Y M N A S I U M Page Tizfrty rziz ff FOOTBALL I95O GIRLS' BASKETBALL FULL SQUAD liirxl row: Mary Anne liriclay, Becky jenkins, Ellen Beam, Nancy Crilulale, VVil1na l'aysour, liolvluic llewitt. Svcoml row: Sue Linelmergcr, .loyce XAIC1lLllCl'l'0l'Cl, Rosa Shell, Sarah llolfman, Carol lloflman, Nettie Adams. 'lihinl row: Mr. Clousc, Peggy Penley, Margie Clcmmer, Pat Godfrey, Carolc lliclson, Gwen Vlfriglit, llayc Penlcy, Selma Gibson, lllmmger. FIRST SQUAD First row: Mr. Clouse, Mary Anne Friday, Becky lcnkins, Bobbie llewitt. Seenml row: llllcn Beam, VVllll'l1l Paysour. Third mir: Nancy Griluble. Page Thirty-four 1 BOYS' BASKETBALL FIRST SQUAD First row: Mr. Franklin, Bill Estes, Jack Withers, Bobby Crunlcleton. Second row: Tommy Cloninger, Tom Pxllyne, Charles Edison. FULL SQUAD 4 First row: Donald Coleman, lllmmgerg Pete Edison, Danny Witl1e1's, 'lack VVitl1ers, Bobby Crunkleton, Jerry Pasour, Mr. Franklin. Second row: limmv Tliornburv, Clmrles Edison, Tommv Cloninoer, Bill Estes, . , fi P7 Robert Rutehford. 1 Third row: Joe Clemmer, Tom Rhyne, Don Wilscin. Page Tlzirty-five BASEBALL Page Thirty-six First row: Tollie Maxwell, Bobby Crunklcton, .lack Withers, Bill Estes, Robert Rutcllforcl, Tommy Ballard, Jerry Pasour. SQUAD Second row: Bill Blake, Bill Best, Grady jenkins, Winfield Rhyme, Harmon Whitson, Boyd jarrell, Mr. Franklin, Mascot, jimmy White. Page Thirty-seven I PF ADV!-ER'l'ISEM,EN'I'3 DALLAS GRILL Dallas, North Carolina Compliments of PAYSOUR'S STORE Banquets-Suppers 1 riendl21 Store Sandwiches Clothing for the family Phone 9534 Phone 6280 Dallas, N. C. Compliments of Carrigan 8: Rhodes C. L. Bryant's Jewelers Grocery Expert Watch Repairing, Fresh Meats-Groceries All Work Guaranteed Notions DALLAS, N. C. Phone 5-2995 Dallas, N. C. Boyd's Grocery 85 Market We specialize in Western and Native Meats Dressed and Live Poultry 129 W. Main Street Phone 5-5511 Raylass Dept. Store We clothe every member of the family from head to foot at prices you can afford to pay. You're Always WELCOME Here! Gastonia, N. C. Maxwell Brothers 8: Morris Gastonia Leading Furniture Store 223-231 W. Main Ave. GASTONIA, N. C. F. C. Roberts, Sr., Mgr. Acme Petroleum 8: Fuel Co. Distributors Socony-Vacuum Products Tires, Tubes and Batteries Gastonia, N. C. Phone 7281 Page Forty Compliments of SUMMEY HARDWARE HARDWARE AND JOHN DEERE IMPLEMENTS Phones 5-1767-5-0695 Dallas, N. C. M2206 eaufg Mrs. L. E. Summey, Manager Mrs. Summey and Mrs. Ethel Paysour QOpe1'atorJ Complete Beauty Service Phone 5-2866 Dallas, N. C. Compliments of DCU lTlCCL RE Painting and Floor Covering Rubber Asphalt and Inlaid Congoleum Phone 5-3042 Dallas, N. C. Compliments of SUMMEY DRUG COMPANY Fountain Service PRESCRIPTIONS COSMETICS Phone 6028 Dallas, N. C. Page Forty-one -11 wwf., iv X Q X in x XLX Pugc Ifortyklwo Compliments of Spurrier and Company WHOLESALE GROCERIES Gat aNC. Phn 55611 O. G. PENEGAR CCMPANY OFFICE FURNITURE-OFFICE SUPPLIES UNDERWOOD TYPEWRITERS If it's for the office we have zt 176 W. Franklin Ave. Gastonia, N C Ph e 5 1236 RHHHIU-HRIUSTROHG Quality F urnituren 124-132 South Mariett St e t G ston a N C Ph 5 0611 Compliments of Ilrange Ilrush-Double Cola Bottling Company PQF Compliments of DALLAS ICE AND FUEL Good Coal and Oil BLAIR FALLS HoUsI-:R Phone 9669 Dallas, N. C GASTUN FLUHAL GARDENS Flowers by Wire DAN G. BUCKNER, Owner Ph n 6389-6380 Dallas, N. C Compliments o f SWEETLAND RESTAURANT The Place Where Young and Olcl People Feel at Home Pho e 5 3081 133 W. Main St. Gastonia, N. C HTHTTHELUS-BELH COIDPHDY Serving Gaston County 49 Y ears GASTONIA, N. C. Fort y-four Compliments of SMITH CHEVROLET COMPANY, INC. S ales-S ervice GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of LEWIS MOTORS Your Friendly Ford Dealer In Gastonia Phone 5-3406 Gastonia, N. C. New Way Laundry and Cleaners Licensed Sanitone Cleaners 218 N. Ransom Phone 7276 GASTONIA, N. C. Compliments of leigh, jnnd p!lD.dll.Cfd,, gnc.. Phone 5-1067 Gastonia, N. C. I QOF01yfl 441n ..4- 9 Vuqm' flrxrly six CARL CLONINGER'S GROCERY Notions Fresh Meats Feed Stuff Phone 5 2982 Free Delivery Dallas, N. C. Compliments of , DALLAS FOCD STORE Compliments of Dallas Self-Service Laundry A complete home laundry service MRS. BLAIR FALLS HOUSER Phone 5 2565 Dallas, N. C. Courtesy Our Specialty DALLAS HUME ANIJ FAHM SUPPLY Tires and Batteries General Hardware and Household Appllances Radlos g Located on the square and .so are our prices Phone 5-2950 Dallas, N. C. Page Forty sele Compliments of DALLAS DRY CLEANERS and DYERS Prompt Courteous Service Phone 5-0182 Dallas, N. C R L LAND P1 ,net Compliments of BREWER SERVICE STATION Sinclair Products TIRES-TUBES-ACCESSORIES Phone 5-1820 Dallas, N. C SPHIIIEII RHYIIL IIIIIIIPHIIY Authorized Sales and Service Agency for Remington Rand Typewriters and Adding' Machines Serz:i1ig Satisfied Customers for 32 Years Phone 5-2356 Gastonia, N. C PURE-HIDULE FUNERAL HUME, INC. To Serve Humanity Better Hoyt L. 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