East Mecklenberg High School - East Wind Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1954 volume:

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DEDICATION The Senior Class of 1954 is especially proud to dedicate this Fourth Volume of the East Wind to Miss Cleta Black. Because of her untiring interest as sponsor of the senior class, teacher of senior English, and adviser to the annual, she has endeared herself to each and every senior. Her high standards have instilled in each of us a higher regard for the finer things of life, and we feel that the rising classes are indeed fortunate in having the opportunity to work with such an outstanding person. Page Seven FACULTY Miss Cleta Black Senior English Mrs. H. V. Carson Voice and Chorus Miss Isabel Choate French and Algebra Mr. Carl Louis Clarke Sophomore English and Dramatics Mrs. Jerry M. Cline Biology and Physics Mrs. N. M. Clontz junior English Mrs. Marguerite N. Coley Librarian and American History Mr. James Walton Coley Sophomore and Senior English Mr. Frederick T. Corbin Biology and Algebra Mr. Tom B. Flatt Vocational Agricidture FACULTY Mr. Earl J. Fry Office Practice and Bookkeeping Mrs. J. C. Grose junior English Mr. H. T. Higgins Typewriting Mr. Douglas Hill Band Mrs. N. a. Irvin Shorthand and Typewriting Mrs. T. S. Irwin Bible Mrs. H. E. Jennings Distributive Education Mr. James B. Martin Industrial Arts Mr. John Alfred Needy, |r. Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach, Basketball and Track Coach Mr. Clarence E. Patterson Vocational As.ricidtiire FACULTY Miss Stella Randall Algebra and Geometry Mr. Bernard B. Roper Senior Matli and Driver Education Mrs. M. H. Sloan Dietitian Mrs. Margaret Owen Smith Sophomore English and Journalism Mrs. John W. Taylor Biology and Chemistry Mrs. Joseph Wainwright Piano Miss Lydia Ann Watkins Vocational Homemaking, Home Arts, Family Life Miss Miriam Watson Sophomore English, Psychology Guidance Miss Ruth Williams Vocational Hoviemakins. Mrs. John J. Wolfe American History FACULTY Mrs. Ernest P. Witt Typewriting and General Business Mr. Charles E. Ostwalt Physical Education, American His- tory, Football and Basketball Coach MASCOTS Jimmy Stilwell Jackie Ann Ross SENIOR CLASS MOTTO SENIOR CLASS COLORS Good, better, best, never rest; ' Til the good is better. And the better is best. Bhie and White ALMA MATER As eagles make their flight Across the blue and gold, Oh, sons and daughters of East liioh. May we be brave and bold In spreading truth and knowledge Where ' er our paths may lead. Thy precepts, Alma Mater, Within our hearts we ' ll hold. The sun is eastward rising Across a clear blue sky; The knowledge gained within thy halls Is gold with value high. With loyalty and honor. We worship at thy shrine. Oh, A] ma Mater, we now sing The praises that are thine. f) Miss Cleta Bl S E N I O R S Bruce Abernethy Frank Asbury Alexander Grady Dalton Alexander Dean Allen Barbara Jean Anderson Lane Julious Austin Mary Lois Bailey Charles Eugene Baker Dan W. Baker Frances Dean Bartlett Wayne Franklin Baucom Patsy Beaver Barbara Ann Beck ROSALYN GlENNIS BeNNETT Anne Catherine Black Pa e Fifteen E N O R Sarah Elaine Blanchard Shirley Jean Bradshaw Hazel Broome Josephine Butler John Clarence Byrum, Jr. Jack Leo Caldwell Christine Callahan Maxine Carpenter Ina Starr Carriker Jerry Dean Christenbury Patricia Janet Cook Jerry Ronald Courtney Charlotte Jean Craig Patricia Crump Everette Berry Curlee Paae Sixteen S E N I O R S Barbara Ann Funderburk Meta Furr Eleanor H. Galloway Larry Dean Geer Alice Dunlap Gibson Barbara Ann Goble Peggy Godfrey Betty Ann Grier Larry Crawford Griffie Billy Ray Griffin Helen Lorea Griffin Mary Annette Griffin Joanne Grove Mamie Hazeline Haigler Betsy Hall Haney Page Eighteen Bobbie Jo Hargett Dorothy Page Hargett Van Murphy Hargett Buddy Harbin Sally Dawn Hazard Max Alexander Head Mack Thomas Helms Herman Hinson Roy Edward Holder Gloria Jane Hood Jimmy Millen Hood Faye Hooks Patsy Jane Hooks Ray Hooper Walter Leon Hord E N O R Sybil Ann Hough George McDonald Houston Johnny H. Hovis Betty Howell Barbara Ann Huntley Rebecca Reid Huntley Shirley Ann Hurley Douglas Miller Hursey Donald Richard Jackson Ben Johnston Geurald W. Johnston Shelia Frann Jordan Barbara Singleton Justice Betty Ann Kiker Maurice Roland Killman Page Twenty Dale Mason Kimsey Betty Carolyn Kiser Frances Elizabeth Kiser Mary Lou Kiser Carolyn Ann Kistler Jeanette Leatherman HiLLiARD Kemper Lee Carolyn Lyvonne Little Ellen Baird Long Arthur Paris Lowder Melda Rose Maddox Harold R. Mann Charles Ward Marshall Leon Milton Martin Charles Reid Matthews, Ji S E N I O R S Tommy McAlister Patricia Joyce McArn Toby Jane McAteer Herbert Preston McClure Betty McDonald LOLLIE McElREATH Virginia Lee McFadden Joe LiVNEY McGinnis James W. McLaughlin William B. Miller Harold Dean Moore Perry O ' Neil Moore Charles Edgar Morris, Jr. Ann B. Moseley Marlene Moseley Pa e Twenty-two Martha Ann Moser Ada Jane Mullis Grady Mullis Shirley Mullis Roy Braxton Murchison, III Gerald Dale Neal Valerie Neal Donald Reid Newell Lawrence Allen Newland Grace Elizabeth Norris Shirley Ann Outen Lemuel Hill Overton Nancy Overton Larry Neal Painter Barbara Allen Parker E N O R Linda Ann Pence Brice Pigg Feroline Pender Plyler Joan Dixon Polk Peggy Porter Edward Newton Price Molly Love Pulley John Reid Rea Lewis Judson Rea Willie Latimer Rea John William Reaves Joyce Rice Margie Robertson Betsy Lou Ross Shirley Mae Ross 1 1 i ' snr - Vage Twenty-four Helen Joyce Rushing Shirley Russell Joan Kay Satterfield Clinton T. Shumaker Fred Leon Simpson Barbara Jean Slagle Jimmy Earnest Smith Lorraine Inez Staggs Isabelle Stancil Lee Franklin Steele M YRTIS StEINEK Andrew Hope Stewart Marion Elaine Sullivan Roger Finley Sullivan Sherley Sutton E N O R Shirley Sue Sykes William L. Tarlton Margaret Tarlton Sue Carol Todd Jean Andree Trull Robert Loy Tweed Edna Tyree Patsy J. Vaughn Herman Lewis Vick Carolyn Wallace James Harold Watters Imogene Williams Margaret Wilson Larry Woodrow Clara Wingate Woods Pa e Twenty-six S E N I O Bruce ABERNEXHY-Junior Class Treasurer; Science Club 11, 12, President 11, Vice-President 12; Nation- al Honor Society 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Student Coun- cil 11; Marshal 11, 12; East Wind Staff 11. Frank Asbury Alexander-HI-Y 10; Motor Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12; Bus Driver 11, 12; Dramatics 12; Home Room Treasurer 12; Chorus 12; Business Staff of East Wind. Grady Dalton ALEXANDER-Basketball 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Chorus 11, 12, President 12; Block E Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Beta Club 11, 12; F.F.A. 12; Home Room President 12; Student Council 12; Business Staff of East Wind 11, 12. Dean Allen-F.H.A. 10, 11; Bible Club 12- 4-H Club 12. Barbara Jean ANDERSON-Chorus 10, 12; Com- mercial Club 11, 12; 4-H Club 10, 12; Junior Red Cross Representative 12; F.H.A. 10. JuLious Lane AusTiN-Student Guidance Com- mittee 11; Arts and Crafts Club 11, Secretary 11; Hi-Y Club 11; D.E. Club 12. Mary Lois BAiLEY-Chorus 10, 12; Y-Teen Club 11 12; Arts and Crafts Club 12. Charles Eugene Baker-HI-Y Club 10; Block E Club 10, 11, 12; Football 10, 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Motor Club 12, President 12. Dan W. BAKER-Photooraphy Club 10; A4otor Club 11, 12; Track 11; D.E. Club 12. Frances Dean Bartlett-4-H Club 10, 12; Journalism Club 10; Assistant Business Manaoer of East Hi-Li hts 10; Bible Club 11, 12. Wayne Franklin Baucom— F.F.A. 10 11 12 ' Hi- Y Club 11; Football 11, 12; Block E Club 12. Patsy Gail Beaver-F.H.A. 10; French Club 11, 12; Bible Club 11, 12; Marshal 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 12, Treasurer 12. Barbara Ann BECK-Chorus 10, 11; Library Club 10, 11; Advanced Chorus 11; Science Club 12, Treas- urer 12. Rosalyn Glennis Bennett-F.H.A. 10, 11, 12; Business Stalf of East Wind 10; Basketball 10; French Club Beauty 10, Home Room Vice-President 11; Class Beauty 11, 12; Photography Club 11; Carrousel Princess 12; Home Room Secretary 12. Anne Catherine BLACK-Home Room Reporter 10- F.H.A. 10, 11; Junior Red Cross 11; Bible Club 11, ' 12, President 12; Business Staff of East Wind 11, 12; Library Club 12. Sarah Elaine BLANCHARD-Home Room Secretary 10; Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12, Reporter 11 Vice- President 12; Home Room Vice-President 12; Chorus 12, Librarian 12; Photography Club 12. Shirley Jean BRADsiiAw-French Club 11, 12; Science Club 12. Hazel BROOME-Photography Club 11, 12 Secre- tary 12; Library Club 11; Bible Club 12; East Hi- Li hts Staff 11; East Wind Staff 12. Josephine BuTLER-Cheerleader 10, 11, 12, Chief 11, 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11- Beta Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, Historian 11, Reporter 12; East Wind Business Staff 10, 11, 12; Home Room President, 10, 11, Home Room Secretary 12; Chorus 12. John Clarence Byrum, Jr. -Audio- Visual Club 10, 11, 12; D.E. Club 11, 12; Library Club 10. Jack Leo Caldwell-Bus Driver 11, 12; Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12, President 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11, 12, Reporter 12; Home Room Secretary 11; Home Room Vice-President 12. Christine Callahan-4-H Club 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11; Photography Club; Commercial Club 12 Ina Starr Carriker-F.T.A. 10, 11, Historian 11- F.H.A. 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Library Club 11; Com- mercial Club 12, Reporter 12. Jerry Dean Christens ury— Sophomore Class President; East Wind Staff 10; Motor Club 11; Hi-Y 12; Student Council 10, 11, 12; Home Room President 10, 11, 12; Vice-President of Senior Class; D.E. Club 12, President 12; Senior Superlative Best Dressed. Patricia Janet Cook- Vice-President of Home Room 10; Latin Club 10; Chorus 11, 12; F.H.A. 12; Typing Club 11; Library Club 12. Jerry Ronald CouRTNEY-Motor Club 11, 12; Bus Driver 12. Charlotte Jean Craig-F.H.A. 10; Junior Red Cross 10, 11, 12, President 12, Mecklenb urg County President; Bible Club 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12, Secretary 12; Student Council 12; East Wind Staff 12; Audio-Visual 12. Patricia CRUMP-Library Club 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 11; Science Club 12; French Club 11. 12; Chorus 12. Everette Berry CuRLEE-Student Council 10, 11, 12; Home Room President 10, 11; F.F.A. 11, 12- Beta Club 10, 11, 12; Science Club 11, 12, Reporter 11; Class President 12; Senior Superlative Most Versatile. T A T I S T I C S M. J. Daughtery-F.F.A. 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver 12. Colbert Ivohn Deese-Bus Driver 11, 12; Chorus 12; Treasurer of Home Room 11; Business Staff of East Wind 12. Barbara Ann DRicGERs-Chorus 12; 4-H Club 12- F.H.A. 11; Commercial Club 12. Elizabeth Maxine Dulin-F.H.A. 10; Bible Club 11, 12; Y-Teens Club. Joe Bryant DwYER-Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 12; Home Room Reporter 10; Arts and Crafts Club 11, President 11; Student Council 11; F.H.A. 12. Nancy Earnhart-F.H.A. 10, 11; Commercial Club 12. Mary Elizabeth EDENS-Library Club 10, 11, 12 Treasurer 11, Reporter 12; Tri-Hi Library Association 11, 12, President 12; Bible Club 11, 12; Junior Red Cross 11, 12, Secretary 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Home Room Treasurer 12. Betty Ann Edwards-F.H.A. 10, 11; Library Club 11; D.E. Club 12; 4-H Club 12; Y-Teens Club 12. Thomas Adrian Edwards— Photooraphy 10- DE Club 11, 12. , K r , • . Marlene ELMORE-National Honor Society 11, 12; p. E. Club 12, Treasurer 12; Guidance Committee 12; Senior Superlative Most Likely To Succeed. James ENCLAND-Photography Club 12. VoNNiE Sue Evans-F.H.A. 10; Dramatics Club 11- Beta Club 11, 12; Bible Club 11, 12, Chorister 12; 4- H Club 10, Treasurer 10; Chorus 11; East Wind Staff 12; Home Room Treasurer 10, 11. I. Carol Fisher- Junior Red Cross 10; Chorus 12; Journalism 12, Assistant Business Manaoer; Bible Club 11, 12; Library Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; 4-H Club 10- Y-Teens Club 10; Music Club 10; Dramatics Club 11- Audio-Visual Club 10. Joe Neil Ford-F.F.A. 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y Club 11- Bus Driver 10, 11, 12. William Bonn Frink, Jr.-HI-Y Club 12; Chorus 12; Arts and Crafts Club 11; Annual Staff 12. Barbara Ann Funderburk-F.T.A. 10, 11 12 Treasurer 12; French Club 11, 12; Dramatics Club 12- National Honor Society 11, 12; Senior Class Secretary; F.H.A. 10; Marshal 11, 12; Club Editor of East-Hi Lights 12; Editorial Staff East Wind 12 Meta Furr-4-H Club 10, 12; F.H.A. Club 11; Bible Club 12. Eleanor H. GALLOWAY-Beta Club 11, 12- Com- ercial Club 12. Larry Dean Geer-Bus Driver 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 11; Motor Club 12. Alice Dunlap Gibson-F.T.A. 10, 11, 12, Parlia- mentarian 10, Vice-President 11, State Vice-President 12; F.H.A. 10; Dramatics Club 10, 11; Home Room President II; East Wind Staff 11, 12, Assistant Edi- tor 11, Co-Editor 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Marshal 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Cheerleader 11; French Club 11, 12, Secretary 11, 12. Barbara Ann GoELE-Library Club 10, 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Y-Teens Club 12; Tri-Hi Library Association 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11. Peggy GoDFREY-Photography Club 10; Dramatics Club 10; Y-Teens Club 10, 11; 4-H Club 12; Music Club 12; Treasurer of Home Room 10; Library Club 10, 11; Junior Red Cross 10. Betty Ann Grier-F.H.A. 10; F.T.A. 10, 11, 12; Secretary 11, President 12; French Club 11, 12, Vice- President 12; National Honor Society 11, 12, Secretary 12; Marshal 11, 12; East Wind Staff 12; Home Room Reporter 11; Student Council 12; Senior Superlative Most Versatile ; East Hi-Li hts Staff 12. Larry Crawford Griffie-F.T.A. 12; Motor Club 11; Baseball 10, Manager 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Block E Club 10, 11, 12; Chorus 10. Billy Ray GRiFFiN-Dramatics Club 10; Beta Club 11, 12; Vice-President of Home Room 12; Senior Su- perlative, Most Handsome. Helen Lorea Griffin— Secretary of Sophomore Class 10; F.H.A. 10, 11; President of Junior Class; Secretary of Home Room 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Marshal 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Guidance Committee 11, 12; Basketball 11, Manager 12; Commercial Club 12, President 12; Photography 1 2. Mary Annette Griffin-F.H.A. 10; Basketball 10 11, 12; Bus Driver 11, 12, Y-Teens Club 12; Com- mercial Club 12; Vice-President of Junior Class; Home Room Reporter 1 1 . JoANNE GROVE-Photography Club 10, 11; F.H.A. Mamie Hazeline HAicLER-Chorus 10, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Commercial Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12- F.H.A Club 10; 4-H Club 10; Basketball 10, 11. Betsy Hall Haney-F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, President 11, Vice-President 12; Student Council 11, 12; Drama- tics Club 10; Home Room Vice-President 10; National S E N I O Honor Society 11, 12, President 12; East Wind Staff 11. 12; Marshal II, 12; Basketball 10, 11; Senior Su- perlative Most Courteous. ' ' Bobbie Jo Hargett-F.H.A. 10; Junior Red Cross 11; Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11 Report- er 12; Enst Hi-Lis,hts Staff 11. Dorothy Page Hakgett-F.H.A. 10; French Club 11; Bible Club 11, 12, Secretary 12. Van Murphy Hargett-F.F.A. 10; Arts and Crafts Club II; Hi-Y Club II; D.E. Club 12. Buddy Harbin- Audio- Visual 10; Basketball 10- D.E. Club II, 12. Sally Dawn Hazard-F.H.A. 10, 11; Home Room Reporter 10; French Club 1 1 ; Home Room Reporter 1 1 ; Y-Teens Club 12; Senior Superlative Best Personality. Max Alexander Head-HI-Y Club II, 12; Arts and Crafts Club 11; Football Manager 10; Bus Driver II- East Wind Staff 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12. Thomas Mack HELMs-Audio-Visual Club 10 II V ' Club II, 12; Dram ' atics Club II, 12; Basketball II; Football Manager 12; Home Room Treasurer 11; Home Room Vice-President 12. Herman Hinson-HI-Y Club 12; Basketball II 12- Audio- Visual Club 10. Roy Edward HoLDER-Band 10. II, 12; Bus Driver II, 12; Photography Club II, 12; Motor Club 12. Gloria Jane Hood- Dramatics Club 10- F H A 10- French Club II, 12; Bible Club II, 12; Home Room Secretary 1 1 . Jimmy Millin Hood-F.F.A. 10, 11; Hi-Y Club II 12 Treasurer 12; Motor Club 12; Chorus II 12 Librarian 12; 4-H Club 10; Baseball 12. Patsy Jane HooKS-Basketball 10, 11, 12; F.T A 10, 11, 12, Secretary 10; Marshal 11, 12; National Honor Society II, 12. Ray HoopER-Motor Club 10, 11; Hi-Y Club 12; Home Room Treasurer 11; Home Room Secretary 12. Walter Leon HoRo-Band 10, II, 12; Hi-Y Club 11, 12; East Wind Staff 10, II, 12; Audio- Visual Club 10, II, 12; Photography Club 10, President 10- Motor Club II; Library Club 10. Sybil Ann Hough- Junior Red Cross 11; Bible Club 11, 12; 4-H Club 12. George McDonald Houston-Bus Driver II 12- F.F.A. 10, II, 12. ' ' Johnny H. Hovis-Hi-Y Club 10, 12; Arts and Crafts Club 11; Motor Club 11, 12. Betty HowELL-Y-Teens Club 10; F.T.A. II, 12, Parliamentarian 12; Basketball II; Associate Editor oi East Hi-Liohts II, Editor 12; Student Council 12; Chorus 12, Reporter 12. Barbara An n HuNTLEY-Student Council 12; Home Room Reporter 11, Vice-President 12; F.H.A. 10, II, 12, Reporter 11, President 12; French Club II, 12, President II, 12; Guidance Committee II, 12; Chairman 12; East Wind Staff II, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Co-Editor 12; East Hi-Li hts Staff, Feature Editor II; National Honor Society II, 12; Chorus 10 11; Marshal II, 12; Basketball II. Rebecca Reid HuNTLEY-Commercial Club II, 12; F.H.A. 12; Y-Teens Club 12; Music Club II; Senior Superlative Wittiest ; Chairman of Commercial Club 12. Shirley Ann Hurley-F.H.A. 10 II 12- 4-H Club 10; D.E. Club 12. ' ' Douglas Miller HuRSEY-Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12, Treasurer II, 12; Treasurer of Home Room 12; Band 10, 11, 12. Ben Johnston-F.F.A. 10, 11, Secretary II- DE Club 12. Gerald W. JoHNSTON-Block E Club 10, II 12 Treasurer 12; F.F.A. 10, II, 12; Baseball 10, ll ' 12 Vice-President of Home Room 12. Shelia Frann Jordan-F.H.A. 10; French Club II; Dramatics Club II, 12; Y-Teens Club II; East Wind Staff 12; Treasurer of Y-Teens Club 12. Barbara Singleton JusTicE-East Hi-Li hts Staff 10, II, Business Manager II; F.H.A. 10; Y-Teens II, 12, Treasurer II, Reporter 12; 4-H Club 12; Class Beauty 10, II, 12; Home Room Reporter 12; Chorus 11; Senior Superlative Prettiest ; Homecomino Oueen 12. Betty Ann KiKER-Basketball 10, II, 12; F.H A 10; Arts and Crafts Club II, 12; 4-H Club 12; Y- Teens II. Maurice Roland KiLLMAN-Motor Club II 12- D.E. Club 12. ' ' Dale Mason KiMSEY-Science Club 11 Vice- President II; Block E Club II, 12; Football II, 12- Baseball, 11, 12; Basketball II, 12; Track II, 12; Presi- dent of Student Council 12. Betty Carolyn Kiser-F.T.A. 10; F.H.A. II; French Club II; Arts and Crafts Club 12; Y-Teens T A T I S T I C S Club 12; Student Council 12; National Honor Society 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Chorus 11, 12; President of Home Room 12. Frances Elizabeth Kiser— F.H.A. 10; Photoorapliy Club 11; 4-H Club 11; Y-Teens Club 12. Mary Lou Kiser-F.H.A. 10; Library Club 10; Bible Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Chief Marshal 11; East Wind Staff 11, 12; Audio- Visual Club 12, Reporter 12. Carolyn Ann Kistler-F.H.A. 10, 11; Bible Club 12; French Club 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12; 4-H Club 10, 11, 12, Reporter 10, President 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12; Chorus 10, 11, 12. Jeanette Leatherman— Cheerleader 10, 11; 4-H Club 10; Library Club 10; French Club 11; Letter Club 11; Dramatics Club 12. HiLLiARD Kemper LEE-Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Band 10, 11; Photography Club 11; Home Room Treasurer 11; Hi-Y Club 11, 12; Bus Driver 12; F.H.A. 12. Carolyn Lyvonne Little— Library Club 1 1 , Treas- urer II; N. C. Library Association 10, 11, 12; Tri- High Library Association 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens 11; Home Room Secretary 10; Arts and Crafts Club 12; Chorus 11, 12. Ellen Baird LoNc-Basketball 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 10 11, 12, President 11; Home Room Secretary 10, 11, 12; East Wind Staff 11, 12, Assistant Business Manager 11, Co-Business Manager 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Marshal 11, 12; Student Council 11, 12- Chorus 10, 11. Arthur P. Lowder, Jr. -Audio- Visual Club 10, 11 12; F.F.A. 10, 11, 12; Motor Club 12; Bus Driver 10. Melda Rose MAODox-French Club 11, 12; Bible Club 11, 12; East Hi ' Li hts Staff 12. Harold R. MANN-Hi-Y Club 10, 11; Baseball 12. Charles Ward MARSHALL-Motor Club 10; Band 10; Orchestra 10; D.E. Club 12. Leon Milton Martin- Audio- Visual Club 10, 11, 12; F.T.A. 1 0, 11; Football 10, 11, 12; Debatino Club 11, French Club 11; Bible Club 12. Charles Reid Matthevi s, JR.-Industrial Arts Club 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver 11; Hi-Y Club 12. Tommy McAlister-F.F.A. 10, 11; Motor Club 12; Hi-Y Club 12. Patricia Joyce McARN-Home Room Treasurer 10; F.H.A. 10, 12; History Club 10; Cheerleader 10, 12; French Club 11; Home Room Secretary 12; Photo- graphy Club 12. Toby Jane McATEER-Chorus 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Arts and Crafts Club 11; Y-Teens 12; Photography Club 12. Herbert Preston McLure-D.E. Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12. Betty McDonald-F.H.A. 10; 4-H Club 10, 12; D.E. Club 11. LoLLiE McElreath— Dramatics 10, 11, 12; Arts and Crafts Club 11; Photography Club 12; Y-Teens Club 12; French Club 11; Red Cross 10; F.H.A. 10; Secretary of Home Room 10; Chorus 12; Library Club 10. Virginia Lee McFAooEN-President of Home Room 10; F.H.A. Club 10, 11, Vice-President 11; Dramatics Club 10, 11, Secretary 11; East Wind Staff 12; Stu- dent Council 10, 11, 12, Secretary 11, 12; Vice- President of Home Room 11; Beta Club 11, 12, Vice- President 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 11; Senior Superlative, Most Popular. Joe Laney McGiNNis-East Hi-Li hts Staff 10; Hi- Y Club 11, 12; Motor Club 11, 12, Secretary 11; F.H.A. 12. James W. McLaughlin-F.F.A. 10, 11, 12; Block E Club 10, 11, 12; Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Track 11. William B. MiLLER-Science Club 11, 12; Arts and Crafts Club 11; Photography Club 12; Red Cross Club 11; Secretary of Home Room 10. Harold Dean MooRE-Band 10, 11, 12; Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12; Motor Club 11. Perry O ' Neil MooRE-Band 10, 11, 12; Motor Club 11, 12; F.H.A. 12. Charles Edgar Morris, Jr.— F.F.A. 10, 11; Bus Driver 11, 12; Science Club 11, 1 2; Treasurer of Home Room 12. Ann B. Moseley-4-H Club 10; F.H.A. 10; Y- Teens Club 11; Secretary of Home Room 10; Arts and Crafts Club 12, Secretary 12; Chorus 12. Marlene MosELEY-Y-Teens Club 1 1 , Reporter 1 1 ; East Hi-Lights 11, 12, Business Mana ger 12; Arts and Crafts Club 12; 4-H Club 12; East Wind Staff 12. Martha Ann MosER-Secretary of Home Room 1 1 ; Bible Club 11, 12; Home Room Reporter 12; East Hi- Liahts Staff 12; 4-H Club 12, Reporter 12. S E N I O Ada Jane MuLLis-Junior Red Cross 11, 12; French Club II; D.E. Club 12, Grady Mullis-F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, President 12; Audio- Visual Club 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver 10, II, 12; Student Council 12. Shirley Ruth Mullis-F.H.A. 10, 11; Photo- graphy Club 10; Library Club 12; Chorus 11; Bus Driver 10, 11, 12. Roy Braxton Murchison, III-Hi-Y Club 1 1 Sec- retary 12; D.E. Club 12. Gerald Dale NsAL-Band 10, II, 12; Motor Club 11; F.H.A. 12; Photography Club 12. Valerie NEAL-Band 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens Club II 12; 4-H Club 12; F.H.A. 10. Donald Reid NEWELL-Baseball 10, 12; Basketball 11; Block E Club II, 12; Motor Club 11, 12; F.F.A 10. Lawrence Allen NEWLAND-Photography Club 12; Science Club 12; Dramatics Club 12; Associate President D.E. Club II. Grace Elizabeth NoRRis-Photography Club 1 1 , 12, Treasurer 12; French Club 11; F.H.A. 12; Student Council 12; President of Home Room 12. Shirley Ann OuTEN-Chorus 10, II; F.H.A. 10; Commercial Club 11, 12; 4-H Club 12; East Wind Staff 12. Lemuel Hill OvERTON-Football 10, 11, 12, Co- Captain 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Photo- graphy Club 11; Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12, Chief Operator 12; Beta Club 11, 12; Block E Club 11, 12, President 12; Journalism Club 12; Home Room Presi- dent 12; Student Council 12; East Wind Staff 12; East Hi-Lights Staff 12; Senior Superlative, Most Popular ; Chorus 11, 12, Vice-President 12. Nancy Overton- Y-Teens Club 10, 12; Honor Society 11, 12; Marshal II. Larry Neal Painter-HI-Y Club 11, 12, Vice- President II, President 12; Bible Club II, 12; Block E Club 12; Basketball II; Baseball 11; East Hi-Lights Staff 12; Student Council 12; Treasurer of Senior Class 12; Home Room President 12; Senior Superlative, Best Personality. Barbara Allen Parker- Y-Teens Club 11, 12- Bible Club 12; Annual Staff 12. Linda Ann Pence— Journalism Club 10; Junior Red Cross 10, II, 12; French Club II; Beta Club II, 12, Secretary 12; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, Historian 12; Business Staff of East Wind 12. Brice PiGG-Band 10, 11, 12; Arts and Crafts Club II, 12; Science Club 12; French Club 11. Molly Love PuLLEY-Band 10, 11, 12; 4-H Club 12; Y-Teens 11, 12. Feroline Pender Plyler-F.H.A. 10 11 12- 4-H Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 12; D.E. Club 12. Joan Dixon PoLK-Band 10, 11, 12, Majorette 10, 11, 12; F.H.A. 10; Y-Teens Club II, 12, Vice-President 11, President 12; Student Council 12. Peggy Dean PoRTER-East Hi-Lights Staff 10, 11, Business Manager 11; Bible Club 11; Commercial Club 12; Cheerleader 11, 12; Chorus 12; Senior Superlative Cutest. Edward Newton Price-HI-Y 10; Football 10, 11, 12; Block E Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11; Arts and Crafts Club 11; Chorus 11, 12. John Reid Rea-F.F.A. II; Arts and Crafts Club 12; Hi-Y Club 12; Football 11; Bus Driver 11, 12. Lewis Judson Rea-Bus Driver 12; Photooraphy Club 10, 11; Motor Club 12. Willie Latimer Rea-F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, Vice-President 12; Audio-Visual Club 10, II, 12, Treasurer 12; Football II; Bus Driver 12; Basketball 12. John William RfiAVES-Tennis 10; Track 11, 12; Baseball 11; Marshal 11, 12; Motor Club 11, 12; French Club II, 12, Treasurer II; Beta Club 11, 12, President 12; Student Council 12; Block E Club 12; Basketball II, 12; Secretary of Home Room 12; Busi- ness Staff of East Wind 12; Senior Superlative, Most Intellectual. Joyce RicE-Music Club 10; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Future Teachers of America 10, 11, 12; French Club 11, 12; National Honor Society 11, 12; Marshal II, 12. Margie RoBERTsoN-Chorus 11, 12; Science Club 12; French Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12. Betsy Lou Ross-F.H.A. 10, II, Song Leader II; Basketball 11, 12; Home Room Officer 10, 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Y-Teens Club II; East Wind Staff 12; 4-H Club 12; Senior Superlative, Most Friendly. Shirley Mae Ross-F.H.A. 10, 11; French Club 11; Secretary of Junior Red Cross; Y-Teens Club 12; 4-H Club 12. Helen Joyce Rushing-F.H.A. II; Library Club 11; Y-Teens Club 12; Bible Club 12. Shirley Ann RussELL-Reporters Club 10, Presi- dent 10; F.H.A. 10, 11, Vice-President 10, Secretary II; Cheerleader 10, II; Library Club II; Commercial Club 12. T A T I S T I C S Joan Kay Satterfield-F.H.A. 10; Commercial Club 11; Y-Teens Club 12; Senior Superlative, Best Dressed. Clinton Timilous SHUMAKER-Photography Club 10, 11; Home Room Vice-President 10, 11; Dramatics Club 11, 12, Vice-President 12; Junior Red Cross 11 Treasurer 11; Hi-Y Club 11, 12; Basketball 11; Foot- ball 12; Baseball 12; F.H.A. 12; Block E Club 12. Fred Leon SiMPsoN-Student Council 10, 11, 12- Home Room President 10, Vice-President 1 1 ' ; Chorus 10, 11, President 11; Debating Club 10; Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12, President 12; East Wind Business J tatl 10, 11, 12, Assistant Manager 11, Co-Manaoer 12; F.H.A 12, Sonoleader 12; Best All Around Junior 11; Football 11, 12; Basketball 10, 11, 12; Track 11- Senior Superlative Most Courteous. Barbara Jean Slagle-F.H.A. 10; 4-H Club 10- Dramatics Club 11; F.T.A. 11, 12, Historian 12; French Club 11, 12. Jimmy Earnest Smith-Bus Driver 11, 12- Hi-Y Club 12; Arts and Crafts Club 11; Motor Club ' l 2. Lorraine Inez STACGS-Nomatorial Colleoe 10- Secretary of History Club 10; Vice-President of Home Room 10; Bible Club 10, 11, 12; Class Beauty 10 11- Photography Club 12; East Hi-Us}its Staff 12; Busi- ness Staff of Annual 11. ISABELLE StaNCIL-F.H.A. 12. Lee Franklin STEELE-Baseball 10, 11- FFA 10 12; Hi-Y Club 11; Bus Driver 11 12. Myrtis STEiNEK-Chorus 1 1 ; French Club 1 1 ; Beta Club 11, 12; Bible Club 11. Andrew Hope Stewart-F.F.A. 10, 11 12 Treas- urer 12; Bus Driver 10, 11, 12; Hi-Y Club 11. ' Elaine SuLnvAN-Photography Club 10- Bible Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11; Beta Club 11, 12 Reporter 12; Home Room Vice-President 11; Secretary of Home Room 10; Junior Red Cross 10, 11. Roger Finley SuLLivAN-Audio-Visual Club 10, 11 n ' Football 12; Photography Club ? ' U ' Block E Club 12; Dramatics Club li, 12; Chorus 12; Baseball 12; Home Room Treas- urer 11. Sherley Sutton-F.H.A. 10; Photography Club 10, 11; Chorus 12; Bible Club 12; Library Club 11, 12- Junior Red Cross 12; Music Club 10. Shirley Sue Sykes-F.H.A. 10; Commercial Club o. ' t o s 12; 4-H Club 12; East t t ' Lti-hts Staff 11; Chorus 11, 12; Journalism Club 11: Music Club 11. Margaret TARLTON-Bible Club 11, 12. William Leroy TARLTON-Dramatics Club 10, 11 12; Junior Red Cross 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12; French Club 11; Library Club 12. Sue Carol ToDD-Journalism Club 10; East Wind Business Staff 10; F.H.A. 11, 12; Beta Club 11, 12 Ireasurer 12; East Wind Staff 11, 12. Jean A. TRULL-Latin Club 11; French Club 12- Commercial Club 12, Secretary 12. Maxine Carpenter Turner-F.H.A. 10 11- Com- mercial Club 12; D.E. Club 12. ' ' Li- ? , ' ' T Tweed-F.F.A. 10, 11; Chorus 11, 12; Hi-Y Club 11; Library Club 12; F.H.A. 12. Edna TYREE-Photography Club 11; Debating Club 11; French Club 12; Commercial Club 12. Pat J. VAUGHN-Home Room President 10; Student Council 10; F.H.A. 10, 11, 12. Herman VicK-Hi-Y Club 10, 11; Motor Club 11- Baseball 11, 12; Block E Club 12; Basketball 12. Carolyn Wallace-F.H.A. 11; Library Club 11; Band 11, 12; Majorette 12; Y-Teens Club 12. James Harold Watters- Audio-Visual Club 10 11, 12; D.E. Club 11, 12. Imogene WiLLiAMS-4-H Club 11; Y-Teens Club 11; Bible Club 12; French Club 12. Margaret Ella Wilson-F.H.A. 10, 11; D.E. Club Larry WooDROW-Band 10, 12; Hi-Y 10; Science Club 12. Clara WooDS-Band 10, 11; Red Cross 12; Drama- tics Club 12. Evelyn Wyatt- Junior Red Cross 11; Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12; East Hi-Lights Stalf 11; Chorus 11, 12; Journalism Club 11. Billy Wayne Yandle-F.F.A. Club 10, 11- DE Club 12. William Marvin YouNG-Football 12; Basketball 11; Track 11, 12; Block E Club 12; Motor Club 11 12; Chorus 11, 12. Lawrence Edwin Yount-F.T.A. 10 11 12 Re- porter 10; Band 10, 11, 12; Bus Driver 12. ' JUNIOR CLASS Mrs. J. C. Grose junior Class Sponsor OFFICERS Carolyn Davis Secretary Louise Robertson Treasurer Ronald Belk Vice-President Dan Huneycutt President (Not pictured J u N O R Charles Abernathy Margaret Abernethy Grady Aldridge Betty Ann Alexander David Alexander Mackie Allen Ruth Ammons Jane Audrey Millie Austin Harold Ayers Melvin Bailes Jackie Baker Phyllis Barnette Betty Benton John Black James Blakeney Wesley Bolick Glenn Bowers Elsie Brown Gary Brown Tune Brown Mike Brown Phillip Bryan John Bunn Max Burnette Frances Campbell JovoNNE Carter Dixie Chandler Betty Ann Clarke Paul Cochrane Jo Ann Cockman Sue Cockman Wade Collins Joyce Compton Harriet Cook 1 A. . 1 iiig T_ mm 1 ' l-f r ' a 0 A. J U N 1 o R S Ted Gulp everette curlee Barbara Curry Sadie Cuthbertson Milton Davis Carolyn Davis Carolyn Davis Nancy Deaton LeRoy Dennis Bert Dix Carol Douglas Joyce Dulin Arlen Earney Frankie Earp Mickey Ellington Sandra Elmore Sharon Eudy Ann Evans Stephen Farrow |anet Faulkenbury Benjy Fincher Virginia Fisher Joan Flowe Joe Flowe Ruth Floyd Barbara Freeman Becky Freeman Eleanor Flinderburk Jerry Funderburk Bill Furr Carl Furr Joe Furr Bill Galloway Joyce Gardner Paul Gardner u N O R ROCHELLE GaHRMANN Dorothy Garrison Joyce Gift Anna Godley Ed Graham Johnny Gray Cecil Greene Fred Greenwood Dean Hagler WiLMA Hairr Frances Hardman Peggy Hardman Carl Hargett Patsy Harrill Nellie FIinson Dan Huneycutt Dolores Hood Elaine Hood Harry Hood Edna Hough Edith Houston Jimmy Harris Larry Harris Carolyn Hathcock Buddy Hazard Betsy Higgins Frances Hill Jerry Hilton Shirley Houston Edna Howell Betty Jo Howey Gladys Huntley Larry Huntley Doris Jacors Jean Johnson u N O R Bu Kanipe NIary Ann Kephart (Eecil Kesiah C ARK King Larry King Nancy Knotts Carolyn Lemmond Gayle Lemmond Bobby Lilly Charles Long Sybil Mangum Carolyn Mann |uNE Mann Dickie Matthews Pat Mayer Virginia McCall Ann McCorkle Buddy McCorkle Anarah McCoy Donald McCoy Bobby McDaniel Irene McFadden Willaree McGuirt Kenneth McManus Bill McNaull Terry Murchison ZuLA Miller Rachel Misenhiemer Bobby Moore Elease Moore Josephine Morgan Bill Morris Jerry Morris Blandina Mollis Keith Mullis o R Wayne Mullis Jo Ann Nance Norma Nance Tommy Osborne Helen Outen Jack Patterson Betty Pendar Joyce Pennell Johnny Phiper Russell Phillips Susie Phillips Jimmy Pigg Richard Pigg Linda Plyler Louise Robertson Bill Rodgers Gary Rudisill ONeal Rushing Carolyn Satterfield Wallace Satterfield Martha Sharpe Sylvia Polk Gerry Presson Bobby Price Ann Privatte Judy Re a Bobby Reitzel Merle Reynolds David Short Harriet Short Ann Shull Michael Smith Vera Smith Edwardeen Steele Buddy Stephenson U N O R Ben Stewart Wallace Treadway Dolly Vanderlip Chinkie Singleton Jack Tucker Pat Voltz Vann Sustar Loyce Tucker Jimmy Walters Leslie Taylor Neallie Tucker Teanice Welsh Barbara Teeter Darlene Turner Bill Westgard Alderea Thomas Pat Turner Carolyn White Haskell Thompson Richard Tweed Annette Williams Patsy Williams Earl Ernsberger Patsy Wilson Maxie Funderburke Shirley Wilson Tommie Hoffman Tohnny Wood Clyde Osborne Nellie York Ronald Belk Iames Clute Wayne Forbis Robert Cole Sophomores Jimmy Alexander Joy Lee Alexander Margaret Alexander Wallace Ammons Dorothy Ashley Marvin Ashley BiLLiE Jo Atkinson Merle Austin Kenneth Aycoth Barbara Bartlett Rlith Bartlett Wayne Bartlett Mickey Baird Wally Beasley Lynn Beaver Frankie Black Larry Black Connor Blackwelder Nancy Blanton Shirley Bowden Jimmy Bowman Eloise Bradshaw Ellen Brewer Wayne Brigman Ruth Brown Priscilla Bryan Virginia Bryan Ralph Bryant Connie Mac Buff Glenda Bunn Zeb Blirnette Bobby Byrum Harold Byrum Horace Byrum Carol Caddell Jeanie Cano Joyce Carnes Joel Carpenter Nancy Carpenter Dixie Carriker Sophomores Harold Carriker Jimmy Carter Billy Cathey Clark Cauthen Bobby Chastine Nancy Christenbury Gardner Colby Joe Collum Jackie Colvard DoNNiE Cook Gene Cook Ingrid Cooper Ella Mae Cornell Pearl Cox Anne Craig Manya Creel Bruce Crump Doris Crump CiNDA Crusan Faye Gulp Ernest Curlee Nancy Daniel Bobby Davis DiANNE Deason Sybil Dozier Bud Dulin David Dulin Frankie Dulin VicKEY Eagle Holt Earnhart Jim Earnhart Clay Edwards Jeff Efird Alan Elmore Joyce Faulkner Leonard Ferguson Joe Ferguson Query Fisher Gloria Flenniken Phyllis Flowe V. v 1 -■ • 11 Soph omores Sue Flowe Betty Foster Buddy Fowler Ernest Freeland Hazel Freeman Clarence Frye fo Lane Funderrurke Bobby Neal Furr David Gaddy Bobby Garmon Nela Garmon Dave Gibbs Holland Gladden Frances Gordon Walter Grace Clifford Grayson Joyce Grayson Frederick Griffie Ro Ena Griffin Carolyn Griggs Jackie Gulley Carolyn Hall Barbara Hampton Janet Hannon Shirley Hargett Hattie Hartsell Louise Hartsell Judy Hartis Roy Hartis Nancy Hawkins Barbara Heaton George Hedrick Doris Helms L T. Helms Loretta Helms Frank HerriN Bobby Herron Celia Hinson Gail Hodge Linda Holler Sophomores Gill Hollis Roy Holms Larry Hood Leonard Howard Betty Ann Howie Gerald Howie James Howland Edith Hough Joyce Houston Carl Hudson Frances Hurley Mildred Huntley Wayne Huntley Harry Johnston Trady Johnston Beverly Jordan Gail Jordan Betty Jo Kellis Gerald Kelly Bobby Kiker Noah Killman Sam Killman Shirley Kimbrell Murray Kinley Barbara Kistler Bobby Kiser Frankie Kiser Tommy Kiser Joe Lavendar Betty Lee Emily Lee Barbara Lemmond Doris Lemonds Bobby Little Linda Little Bill Locke Elizabeth Ann Long Fred McAllister Gary McCain Bobby McCarver Sophomores Jerry McCorkle Paul McDonald Clark McFadden Bill McKechnie Joe McLaughlin Jimmy McMehIS ' ' ' ' ' = 1 Bertha MATTHH jft :, ' , Sara Matthews if) Robert Merrill Carolyn Miller Sylvia Miller Raymond Mills Flowe Mixon Elizabeth Moore Sue Moore Lillian Morris Mary Morris Zebbie Morris Bobby Mashburn Doris Mullis Betty Nelson Mary Jo Nelson Roger Newell Sonny Newell Elizabeth Newland Bruce Nichols Gail Nichols Jack Osborne Eleanor Outen Alice Pearson Frances Phillips Shirley Pinion Ronald Plowman Douglas Pressley Louise Pressley Peggy Presson Tommy Prevatt Larry Price Robert Price Laurin Elbert Quillen Soph omores Jewell Randall GvvEN Reaves Bill Reece Bobby Reid Eddie Revels Bill Rice Norma Richmond Carolyn Roberts Harold Robertson Nancy Rogers Melvin Ross Sue Ross Shirley Rudisill Barbara Sawyer Donald Sellers Jane Sherrin Jerry Shuman Bonnie Simpson Marcus Sinclair David Sloan Ellen Sloan Marvin Sloan Polly Sloan Floyd Smith Jack Smith J. W. Smith Katie Smith Kay Smith Sylvia Smith Frances Snead Margaret Stancil Lynda Stansell Jack Steele Joe Steele Benny Stevens Myrna Stikeleather Jerry Stillwell Nancy Stillwell Shirley Stillwell Rebecca Stone ■J A Soph omores Janet Sutton ]. C. Taylor Maggie Lou Tew Sybil Thomas Doris Trull Jerry Tucker Dickie Veazey Vivian Vick Emily Wallace Grace Wallace Larry Wallace Bobby Walkup M. L. Walters Martha Watkins Hubert Watson Robert Watson David Welch Earl Wentz Bobby Dean Whitcomb Kenneth Whitley Almeda Whitescarver Barbara Williams Ruby Williams Anna Wilson Sara Wilson Geraldean Wright Sylvia Wright Joyce Yandle Donald Faust Sammy Fisher Barbara Huntley Co-Editor yy i j2.4.4jlJL -t Fred Simpson ' to-Biisiness Manager Ellen Long Co-Btisiness Manager Pat Mayer Assisfflwt Editor Russell Phillips Assistant Editor Dan Huneycutt Assistant Business Manager June Mann Assistant Business Manager EDITORIAL STAFF P ' f Hill Overton Sports Editor; Mary Lou Kiser, Literary Editor; Russell Phillips, FdlT% ? H ' ' r, T ' Co-Editor; Alice Gibson, Co-Editor; Pat Mayer, Assistant Editor; I etsy Haney, Cluh Editor; Betsy Ross, Featwre Editor. ;JrTpi. ' ° ' n T ' 7 I ' ' ' ■■ • Moseley, Typist; Buddy Hazard, Assistarit Sports Editor; Barbara Funderburk, Assistant Literary Editor; Louise Robertson, junior Editor- Ldna Hough, ttmor Edzfor; Shelia Jordan, Fflc«Zfy Editor; Carolyn Davis, Assistant FacMZtJ Editor; Virgmza McFadden Senior Editor; Sue Todd, Assistant Senior Editor; Charlotte Craia, Assistant LLuh Editor; Elizabeth Ann Long, Assistant Feature Editor; Sue Evans, Typist Third row: Miss Black, Adviser; Hazel Broome, Typist; Arlen Earney, Assistant Art Editor; Max Head, PJaoto mpfcer; Will, am Frink, Photographer; Leon Hord, Photographer; Barbara Parker, Art Editor; Elame Blanchard, Photographer; Eloise Bradshaw, Sophomore Editor BUSINESS STAFF T nn„ r ' ' r if ' C -CM?«tioH Manfl er; June Mann, Assistant Business Manager; Ellen tehine B X ' ' ' ' F S™P ° ' Co-B.siness Manager; Sz Ho™ R ' Manager; Carolyn Davis, Assistant Advertising Manager; Ear vventz. Home Hoom Representative. shir fif Harris CircwZation Manager; Shirley Hargett, Representative; Eloise Brad- tZ ' J jT T ' ilr Linda Pence, Representative Ann Evans Rep,esen at, ve; Frances Hardman, Representative; Jimmy Alexander Representative; Vntn Vick Representative; Norma Richmond, Representative, Dixie Chandler, Representative. 1 hird row: Betty Ann Grier, Representative; Gail Lemmond, Representative; Frank Alexander ReZZ f T ' R ° Dalton Alexander, Representative; John Reave ' ZZZ T ' T ' y Stone, Representative; Gary Brown, Representative; Gardner Cdby Representative; Larry Huntley, Representative.  iuiiei v oioy. STUDENT COU NCI.L Stimding: Dale Kimsey, Presidetit. , T ' i  i Sitting at Table: Virginia McFadden, ' Setre (M-y. ' - T } First roil ' : Betty Anne Clark, Alice Gibson, i, ' Bet| Howell, Betsy H ney,( Johi , , Ann Alexander, Treasurer; Joy Lee Alexander, ' Lany FloTltle , ' Barbara jfiuiitley, ' Fred Siipf son, Larry Painter, and Hill Overtmi. , . , Second row. Carolyn Kistler, oyce Fau-lkne „ Elizabem Ann Long, . Carolyn Davis, ' Caiolyn Davis, June Mann, Everett Curlee, Ronald Belk JoSe-phine Bufler, Betty Ann Grier, Befh Norris, Ellen Long, and Carolyn Kiser. . f Third row. James Clute, Bob v Little,. Linda Little, Janet Sntton, Russell Phillips, Vice- President; Anne Black, Jack Caldwell, Dalton Alexanderj Joan_Polk, Lorea Griffin, and Charlotte Craig. . , • • ' , _ Fourth row: Mrs. Clontz, Sponsor; Buddy Hazard, Sy l Mangum, Grady Mullis, and Douglas Vv: • OFFICERS j-V_S.o53j- ,, YlRCyNlA McFaDDEN Secretary V- Betty Ann Alexander Russell Philli 4S. X cO:i5o ' ' Vice-President NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY First row. Betsy Haney, President; Carolyn Kiser, Vice-President; Betty Ann Grier, Secretary; Bruce Abernethy, Treasurer. Second row: Barbara F untley, Alice Gibson, Mary Lou Kiser, Lorea Griffin. Third row: Ellen Long, Jack Caldwell, Barbara Funderburk, Marlene Elmore. ' Pourth row: Mary Edens, Patsy Beaver, Patsv Hooks, Jovce Rice, Miss Cleta Black, Sponsor. Pa e Fifty-f EAST HI-LIGHTS STAFF BLOCK T CLUB First row. Norma Richmond, Columnist; Elizabeth Moore, Re-porter; Barbara Funderburk, Cluh Editor; Wihna Hairr, Feature Editor; Betty Howell, Editor-in-Chief; Larry Harris, Sports Editor; Betty Ann Grier, Exchange Editor; Marlene Moseley, Business Manager. Second row: Mrs. Smith, Adviser; Melda Maddox, Assistant Cluh Edi- tor; Charles Long, Reporter; Hill Overton, Sports Writer; Lorraine Staggs, Reporter; Dickie Matthews, Associate Editor; Leslie Taylor, Advertising Manaoer; Larry Painter, Circulation Manaoer; Connie Mac Buff, Circulation Mon- aster; Martha Moser, Associate Editor. First row: Eddie Price, Vice-President, Gerald Johnston, Treasurer; Hill Overton, President; Gene Baker, Sergeant at Arms; Dalton Alexander, Secretary. Second row: Larry Griffie, Herman Vick, Dale Kimsey, Leslie Taylor, John Reaves. Third row: Fred Simpson, William Young, Donald Newell, Larry Painter, Jim McLaughlin, Mr. Ostwalt, Sponsor. ,1 BETA CLUB : ile Tod if Treastir ' er; CHarloftg Secretary; John Reaves, Piesidciit; Virginia Vjce-Pres j t5 fl [irfion Sulli Hu, R% rter; L oyxei on ng Secretary. Seajnd row: Starr Car- ql?le, Eleanor Xy gi ' 3y P t,. ' ' f e Evans, JNT r olejC Spongcn-. Third irst row: Edna Hough, 7?eporteVfl5orotIiv Harsjctt, St ' cretar y7 riker Josephi row: Dalton Alexander, Hill L fJazeline jgJpi arolyn K R y Griffin, Anirg Black, President; Pat flayer, yice-IVrsii i ' jK, ' 1x1 Graham, Treasiner. Secfmd row: foufe Carnesvl -Ba bara Cuirv, Hattie HaifcfflV ' Silbtl Doziei ' r jqf nis Barnefie, ' ' Ne4+re- Yoilc, Almeda Whitescarver, Margaret Tarlton,, Anne Craig, Sybil Hough, Meta Furr, Joy Lee Alexander, Deafi Allen, Betty Lou Washlim, Sufe Evans,--§4j g ert(;er; aye jCulp, Ma jH S livao, AMt- thevvs. T ii :it)H ' : JitfT .Smith. Javiu- J mNvfrT eto or ruirlrfLiirkT- Carolyn Kistler, Rachel Miseirhcimer, Manva Creel, Fraiu csyfiart- lett, Barbara Bartlett, l;)i.iiie Deason, Joyce Houstojaf Frai,(V5 Hill, Ji.annc IJowe, Merl 2e(«6 i ii«ls,; gflith, FIou h jyrisciJ,k i rfft Saj;-h iXfcffflievvs, FranlvTin I lerrmT X rginia Wtadden. firtJi — Willarce McGuirt, Doroth y Garrisoj , Melda Maddoxf Lor- lice Pears(m Ingrl  r, Jackie ' iilev __5etty y Johnston, Man Burnette, -Rtjger Nfl ll, Dickie yeazey. Wfty sf v: June Ma riJ June Bro 4rf, tibb- T lin, Carol Slyfc JW BTO e, Ma i kllen, Nellie Hin- Hood, Leon IN rtin, Earl Wentz, Pianist. Sixth row: Josephine A ' lorgan, Doris Crump, ,0 ' ' cal Rushin.., Helen Rushiim, Pat Turiiei, Imomii W ' illyims, .Mar Idfiis, Marlba Moscr, Bill lar ton, Fa c PJvler, F.i i.- Bre vei , itginin .McC all, ChatLtte feaaig Russ r Phillips, Fred GfTffie, Larry Painter-y Douglas Pressley, EtT st Freeland. Mrs, Irwin, Sponsor. 2: ' • - MAJOREtfES - y AUDp-VISUAL 17. - . , L ft to right: ' Sadl ' Cuthbertson, Jolanc Flinderburk, ' First row; Willie Rea, Treasurer; Ste% ' ' e Farrow, Lihrarian; Mack Ielm5 ; Assj( tm)t C ifef Operator; Arthur Lowder, Assistai t Chief Clara VVoods, Carolyn Wallace, Joan Polk. Fred Simpson, President; Ronald Belk, Recording Secre- tary; Kemper Lee, Vice-President; Hill Overton, Chief Operator; Bill Rogers, Corresponding Secretary. Second row: Joyce Gardner, Nancy Christenbury, Sarah Matthews, Corrine Courtney, Nancy Hawkins, Ingrid Cooper, Gwen Reaves, Elizabeth Ann Long, Grady MuUis, Ted Gulp, Mrs. ' Wolfe, Sponsor. Third row: Roger Sullivan, Gill Hollis, Ed Graham, Leon Martin, Bill McNaulI, Clyde Osborne, Johnny Phifer, Kenneth McManus, Buddy Hazard, Cecil Greene, Jimmy Bowman, John Bunn, Benny Stevens, John Black, Pat Turner, Terry Murchison, Leon Hord. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION COMMERCIAL CLUB First row. Terry Murchison, Assistant President; Mar- lene Elmore, Treasurer; Jerry Christenbury, President; Jeanice Welsh, Secretary; Herbert McClure, Vice-Presi- dent. Second row: Jane Mullis, Peggy Houston, Margaret Wilson, Myrtis Steinek, Edwardeen Steele, Irene McFad- den, Feroline Plyler, Shirley Hurley, Maxine Turner. Third row. Clebern Fincher, Jimmy Walters, Larry King, Billy Yandle, Dan Baker, Roy Murchison, Charles Mar- shall, Maurice Killman, Bobby Lilly. Fourth row. Robert Price, Ben Johnston, Van Sustar, Clyde Osborne, Buddy Harbin, Melvin Bailes, Adrian Edwards, Van Hargett, Everette Curlee, Mrs. Herbert Jennings, Sponsor. First row. Mrs. Witt, Sponsor; Starr Carriker, Reporter; Hazeline Haigler, Treasurer; Lorea Griffin, President; Shirley Outen, Vice-President; Jean Trull, Secretary. Sec- ond row. Gail Nichols, Ruth Floyd, Peggy Porter, Edna Tyree, Eleanor Galloway, Betty Pender, Shirley Russell, Jean Johnston. Third row. Christine Callahan, Maxine Carpenter, Nancy Earnhart, Annette Griffin, Becky Huntley, Mildred Fisher, Barbara Driggers, Dean Hagler, Barbara Jean Anderson. FRENCH CLUB First row. Margie Robertson, Treasurer; Alice Gibson, Secretary; Barbara Huntley, President; Betty Ann Grier, Vice-President. Second row. John Reaves, Imogene Wil- liams, Melda Maddox, Shirley Bradshaw, Gloria Hood, Jean Trull, Carolyn Kistler, Leon Martin. Third row. Miss Choate, Sponsor; Edna Tyree, Jean Slaole, Susie Phillips, Jovonne Carter, Zula Miller, Barbara Funder- burk, Joyce Compton, Pat Crump. Fourth row. Wilma Hairr, Patsy Beaver, Ruth Ammons, Joyce Rice, Gail Lemmond, Bill Westgard, Bill Rogers. DRAMATICS CLUB First row. Judy Rea, Treasurer; Tim Shumaker, Vice- President; June Mann, President; Elizabeth Ann Long, Secretary. Second row. Sonny Newell, Doris Jacobs, Lollie McElreath, Roger Sullivan, Carol Caddell, Frances Snead, Jeannette Leatherman. Third row. Sue Flowe, Bobby Kiker, Sybil Thomas, Linda Little, Clara Woods, Sybil Hough, Maggie Lou Tew, Doris Crump. Fourth row. Bobby Chastain, Rochelle Gahrmann, Shelia Jordan, Bar- bara Funderburk, Barbara Holland, Frank Alexander, Dean Moore. Fifth row. Blandina Mullis, Judy Smith, Lawrence Newland, Clark McFadden, Kenneth Mc- Manus, Mack Helms, Ronald Belk, Mr. Clark, Sponsor. F. H. A. First row. Miss Williams, Sponsor; Emily Wallace, Barbara Williams, Betty Jo Howey, Treasurer; Patsy Cook, Annette Wil- liams, Shirley Bowden, Beth Norris, Pat McArn, Linda Pence, Historian; Betsy Haney, Vice-President; Barbara Huntley, Presi- dent; Josephine Butler, Reporter; Carolyn Davis, Secretary; Sylvia Smith, Ruby Williams, Janet Sutton, Phyllis Flowe, Miss Watkins, Sponsor. Second row. Billie Jo Atkinson, Katie Smith, Grace Wal- lace, Neallie Tucker, Ha met Short, i ary jXlorris, Gvven Reaves, Carol Caddell, Sue Todd, Nancy Christenbury, Elizabeth Ann Long, Lynda Stansell, Jewell Randall; Cinda Crusan, Doris Mullis, Carolyn Griggs, Sue Flowe. Third row. Patsy Vaughn, Frances Hurley, Barbara Kistler, Shirley Pinion, Jerry Neal, Max Head, Eddie Price, Jo Lane Funderburk, Gail Jordan, Rosalyn Bennett. Fourth row. Fred Simpson, Song Leader; Ivohn Deese, Tim Shumaker, Kemper Lee, Leon Hord, Joe Dvvyer, William Frink. F. F. A. First row. Joe Furr, Grady Mullis, President; Willie Rea, Vice- President; Hope Stewart, Treasurer; Larry Huntley, Secretary; Larry Black, Zeb Burnette, Gerald Kelly, Harold Robinson, Maxie Funderburk. Second row. Mr. Tom B. Flatt, Sponor; M. J. Daughtery, Jerry McCorkle, Noah Killman, Horace Byrum, Bill Rice, Richard Williams, J. C. Taylor, Edward Boyden, Glenn Fowler, James Howland, David Welch, Frankie Kiser, Bobby Osborne, Jack Smith, Harry Hood, C. E. Patterson, Sponsor. Third row. James Blakeney, Melvin Ross, Zebbie Morris, Bobby McCarver, Frankie Dulin, Jerry Funderburk, Roy Hartis, Bobby Davis, Elbert Quillen, Charles Abernathy, Paul Cochrane, Larry Price, Mickey Ellington, Bobbv Price, Mar ' in Ashley, Cecil Kesiah. Fourth row. Dickie Matthews, Buddy Houston, Wayne Baucom, Leroy Dennis, J. T. Helms, Donald Yandle, Frankie Black, Gene Cook, Ernest Freeland, Jimmy McMahan, Everette Curlee, Charles Morris, Milton Davis, Bill Furr, Mike Brown. Fifth row. Harry Hood, Ben Stewart, Joe McLaughlin, Jimmy McLaughlin, Bobby Mashburn, Ralph Bryant, Harold Byrum, Clarence Frve, Wayne Brigman, Sammy Killman, Bobby Moore, Frankie Earp, Bobby McDaniel. Sixth row. Johnny Gray, Joe Flower, Grady Aldridge, Richard Pigg, Leonard Ferguson, Fred McAlister, Jimmy Carter, Joe Ferguson, Floyd Smith, Murray Kenley, Bobby Furr, Bill Locke, John Black, Bill Morris, Jimmy Harris, Arthur Lewder, Lawrence Yount, Dalton Alexander, Keith Mullis. Y-TEENS First row: Doris Jacobs, Carolyn Majnn, Betty Ann Clark, Secre- tary; Joan Polk, President; Sybil Mangum, Vice-President; Shelia Jordan, Treasurer. Second row: Mrs. Ir ' in, Sponsor; Betty Jo Kellis, Eloise Bradshaw, Louise Pressley, Frances Gordon, Carolyn Lemmonds, Anarah McCoy, Becky Freeman, Betty Ann Alexander, Shirley Wilson, Janet Hannon, Shirley Hargett, Jeanie Cano, Lynda Stansell, Ellen Sloan, Loretta Helms, Linda Holler, Lollie McElreath, Toby McAteer, Ruth Brown, Doris Lemonds. Third row: Anne Craig, Shirley Kimbrell, Sybil Thomas, Nellie Hinson, Joyce Pennell, Norma Nance, Joyce Gift, Faye Gulp, Barbara Goble, Carolyn Riser, Patsy Wilson, Gladys Huntley, Peggy Hard- man, Ann Evans, Hazel Freeman, Nancy Hawkins, Barbara Hamp- ton, Betty Ray Foster, Barbara Heaton, Millie Austin, Gail Nichols, Shirley Rudisill. Fourth row: Frances Hardman, Gwen Reaves, Linda Little, Glenda Bunn, Emily Lee, Mildred Huntley, Shirley Stilwell, Eleanor Outen, Ann Shull, Darlene Turner, Barbara Freeman, Kay Satterfield, Betsy Ross, Ann McCorkle, Libby Riser, Elaine Hood, Joyce Faulkner, Joyce Dulin, Carol Douglas, Merle Austin, Nancy Blanton, Valerie Neal, Patsy Williams. Fiftli row: Carolyn Hall, Beckie Stone, Sylvia Miller. Frances Phillips, Betty Lee, Gerald Howie, Sue Cockman, Jerry Hilton, Myrna Stikeleather, Sadie Oliver Cuthbertson, Barbara Parker, Dixie Carriker, Jovonne Carter, Barbara Bartlett, Gloria Flenniken, Carolyn Wallace, Dawn Hazard, Delores Hood, Barbara Singleton Justice, Molly Pulley, Betty Howell, Manya Creel, Sue Flowe, Frances Snead. Sixth row: Sue Moore, Sue Ross, Nancy Overton, Helen Rushing, Becky Huntley, Shirley Ross, Annette Griffin, Carolyn Satterfield, Jackie Baker, Ro Ena Griffin, Libby Dulin, Ruth Bartlett, Jo Cockman, Ella Mae Cornell, Barbara Holland, Frances Campbell, Betty Ben- ton, Doris Helms, Sylvia Wright, Flo Nixon, Lib Nevyland, Carol Caddell, Betty Ann Howie. Hl-Y First row: Jimmy Hood, Treasiirer; Roger Sullivan, Chaplain; Larry Pamter, President; Tim Shumaker, Serjeant-at-Arms; Mr Needy, Sponsor. Second row: Vickey Eagle, Wesley Bolick, Carl Hargett, Trady Johnston, Roy Hartis, Joe Flo ve, Clifford Grayson Larry Wallace, Tommy Riser, Leonard Howard, William Mc- Kechnie, Wallace y mmons . Jack Steele, Jerry Shuman, Bobby Walkup, Bobby Riser, Larry Black, Paul McDonald, Bobby Reitzel, John Rea, Jack Patterson, Joe McLaughlin, Buddy Fowler. Third roiv: Sonny Newell, Bobby Riker, Alan Elmore Gerald Relly, Jerry McCorkle, Wayne Bartlett, Haskell Thompson, Bobby Chastam, Noah Rillman, Laurin Elbert Quillen, Frankie Herrin, Marvin Ashley, Edward Moser, Robert Cole, Frankie Black, Johnny Flovis, Jackie Carter, Reid Matthews, Harry Johns- ton, Jimmy Smith. Fourth row: Tommy Gardner, Burt Dix, Jack Tucker, Jerry Boyd, Max Head, Clark King, Eddie Revels, Paul Gardner, Randell Plowman, Wade Collins, M. L. Walters, Bill Locke, Jimmy McManus. Fifth row: Zeb Morris, Joe Ferouson, Raymond Mills, Roger Newell, Ring Cole, Donnie Cook, Jimmy Pigg, Billy Rice, Bobby Herron, Ray Hooper, Buddy McCorkle, Jerry Stilwell, Remper Lee, Joe Steele, Paul Cockran, Jimmy Alexander. Floyd Smith, Jimmy Bowman. Sixth row: Mike Brown, Fred Griffiie, Bill Brazzell, Clay Edwards, Larry Price, Benny Stevens, Connor Blackwelder, Herman Hinson, Douglas Pressley, Ernest Freeland, Mack Helms, Joe Dwyer, Clark McFadden, Wayne Huntley, William Frink, Leon Hord, Tommy McAlister, Bruce Nichols, Freddie Greenwood, Gerry Presson, Fred McAlister. 4-H CLUB MOTOR CLUB First row: Feroline Plyler, Treasurer; Martha Moser, Reporter; Carolyn Kistler, President; Judy Rea, Vice- President; Patsy Harrill, Secretary. Second row. Marlene Moseley, Shirley Outen, Dean Allen, Valerie Neal, Dorothy Garrison. Third row: Margaret Abernathy, Mary Ann Kephart, Sybil Hough, Ann McCorkle, Barbara Singleton Justice, Peggy Godfrey, Libby Kiser. Fourth row: Betty Kiker, Shirley Ross, Meta Furr, Frances Bart- lett, Molly Pulley, Barbara Driggers, Barbara Jean Ander- son. First row: Louise Hartsell, Johnny Hovis, Ernest Curlee, Vice- President; Donald Jackson, Secretary; Frank Alexander, Treasurer; Gene Baker, President; Tom Prevatte, Bobby Walkup. Second row. Perry Moore, Jerry Courtney, Jack Osborne, James Howland, J. W. Smith, David Welch, Buddy Dulin, Cecil Greene, Bobby Rietzel, John Reaves, Michael Smith, Mr. Roper, Sponsor. Third row: Donald Faust, Ed Moser, Gardner Colby, Bruce Nichols, Roy Holder, Buddy Stevenson, Wayne Mullis, Mack Helms, Charles Long, Bobby Reid, Walter Grayson, Richard Flarris. Fourth row: Wallace Beasley, Bobby Byrum, Joe Collum, Bill Reece, Query Fisher, James Clute, Wayne Forbis, Phillip Bryant, Wally Satterfield, Bobby Garmond, Bill Cathey. Fifth row: Johnny Woods, Hubert Watson, Woody Holms, Richard Wil- liams, M. L. Walters, David Alexander, Jack Tucker, Bobby Little, Max Burnette, Clark King, Buddy McCorkle. Sixth row: Donald Newell, Larry Geer, Eirl Earnsberger, Tommy McAllister, Lewis Rea, Jimmy Hood, Arthur Lowder, Bill Young, Holland Gladden, Ted Gulp, Harold Ayers. PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB SCIENCE CLUB First row: Beth Norris, Treasurer; Earl Ernsberger, Vice- President; Buddy Hazard, President; Hazel Broome, Secre- tary; Lawrence Newland, Reporter. Second row: Mrs. Taylor, Sfonsor; Gary Rudisill, Pat McArn, Sybil Dozier, Jane Audrey, Anna Godley, Toby McAteer, Lollie Mc- Elreath. Third row: Lorea Griffin, Rosalyn Bennett, Billy Cathy, Lorraine Staggs, Janet Hannon, Elaine Blanchard, Nancy Christenbury, Larry Hood, Wayne Mullis. Fourth row: Marvin Sloan, Henry Mitchler, Billy Miller, Ed Graham, David Dulin, David Gaddy, Jerry Neal, Roy Holder. First row : Barbara Beck, Treasurer; Betty Ann Alexander, Secretary; Carolyn Davis, President; Bruce Abernethy, Vice-President; Larry Huntley, Reporter. Second row ' : Betty Ray Foster, Carolyn Miller, Hazel Freeman, William McKechnie, Ernest Curiae, Helen Outen, Joyce Gardner, Pat Crump, Sybil Thomas, Betty Nelson, Nancy Stilwell, Nancy Harkey. Third row: Shirley Bradshaw, Margie Robertson, Ella Mae Cornell, Doris Lemonds, Joyce Gift, Barbara Freeman, Dale Kimsey, Louise Robertson, Gayle Lemmond, Judy Rea, Becky Stone, Polly Sloan, Barbara Lemmond, Mr. Corbin, Sponsor. Fourth row: Tommy Kiser, Gary McCain, Gerry Presson, Robert Cole, Gary Brown, Billy Miller, Bobby McDaniels, Lawrence New- land, Buddy Hazard, Everette Curlee, Brice Pigg, Charles Morris, Gardner Colby, Larry Woodrow. LIBRARY CLUB ■First row: Mary Edens, Reporter; Pat Mayer, Vice-President; Russell Phillips, President; Shirley Wilson, Secretary; and Steve Farrow, Treasurer. Second row. Helen Outen, Barbara Goble, Joy Lee Alexander, Myrna Stikeleather, Joyce Yandle, Nancy Daniel, Betty Jo Kellis, Eloise Bradshaw, Ruth Kirk Brown, Shirley Har- gett, Jeanie Cano, Blandina Mullis, Carolyn Satterfield, and Betty Lou Washum. Third row: Patsy CooTc, Joyce Gardner, Elizabeth Moore, Carolyn Little, Maggie Lou Tew, Joyce Faulkner, Nealie Tucker, Dorothy Ashley, Ellen Brewer, Sherley Sutton, Ruby Williams, Annette Williams, Millie Austin, and Mrs. Coley, Sponsor. Fourth row. Dickie Veazey, Priscilla Bryan, Robert Tweed, Arlen Earney, Jimmy Bowman, Pat Turner, Bill Tarlton, Joyce Brookshire, Doris Trull, Mickey Baird, Carolyn Wallace, Ellen Sloan, Geraldine Wright, and Phyllis Flowe. JUNIOR RED CROSS First roxv: Bill Tarlton, Vice-President; Charlotte Craig, Presi- dent; Mary Edens, Secretary, Patsy Beaver, Treasurer. Second row: Ruth Ammons, Mary Ann Kephart, Carolyn Davis, Mary Jo Nelson, Patsy Harrill, Jane Audrey. Third row: Linda Pence, Sherley Sutton, Willaree McGuirt, Jeanie Cano, Shirley Hargett, Sybil Dozier, Doris Crump, Shirley Outen, Betty Jo Howey, Bar- bara Williams, Betty Jo Atkinson, Vivian Vick, Nancy Rogers. Fourth row: Clara Woods, Carolyn White, Carol Fisher, Nancy Christenbury, Barbara Jean Anderson, Cinda Crusan, Barbara Kistler, Harriet Short, Sadie Cuthbertson, Betty Benton, Margaret Alexander, Lynn Beaver, Barbara Curry, Miss Randall, Sponsor. CHORUS First row. Mrs. Carson, Director; Betty Ann Alexander, Helen Outen, Joyce Gardner, Myrna Stikeleather, Phyllis Barnette, Nancy Deaton, Treasurer; Toby McAteer, Barbara Anderson, Betsy Ross, Secretary; Earl Wentz, Vickie Eagle, Gary Brown, Robert Tweed, Bobby Price, Jimmy Alexander, Loyce Tucker, Shirley Hargett, Almeda Whitescarver, Frances Hardman, Patsy Williams, Louise Hartsell, Lillian Morris, Joy Lee Alexander, Peggy Porter. Second row. Eleanor Outen, Carolyn Lemmond, Pat Crump, Beth Norris, Josephine Butler, Patsy Cook, Shirley Sykes, Shirley Outen, Janet Faulkenbury, Holt Earnhart, Wayne MuUis, Bill Young, Ivonhn Deese, Kemper Lee, Buddy Dulin, Gail Nichols, Millie Austin, Frances Phillips, Elaine Hood, Doris Mullis. Third row. Shirley Stilwell, Mildred Huntley, Sue Flowe, Dorothy Garrison, Nancy Earnhart, Betty Howell, Sherley Sutton, Elaine Blanchard, Librarian; Roger Sullivan, Sharon Eudy, Ruth Bartlett, Kay Smith, Hazel Freeman, Carolyn Miller, Merle Austin, Susie Phillips. Fourth row. Barbara Freeman, Evelyn Wyatt, Carolyn Kiser, Carolyn Hall, Annette Williams, June Brown, Frank Alexander, Mack Helms, Don Newell, Hill Overton, Vice-President; Dalton Alexander, President; Jimmy Hood, Librarian; Eddie Price, Doris Helms, Flo Mixon, Emily Lee, Betty Lee, Harriet Cook, Lollie McElreath, Janet Flannon, Merle Reynolds. Fifth row: Bobbie Jo Hargett, Joyce Gift, Martha Moser, Carolyn White, Margie Robertson, Barbara Driggers, Hazeline Haigler, Alice Pearson, Barbara Kistler, Dave Gibbs, Keith Mullis, Ed Graham, William Frink, Frankie Earp, Wallace Treadway, Dorothy Ashley, Billie Jo Atkin- son, Sylvia Wright, Carolyn Little, Ann Moseley, Shirley Wilson, Carolyn Kistler, Elizabeth Newland, Ingrid Cooper, Sue Ross. Pa e Sixty-six F rst roivjeny al, Bric iaaCaxolyn Walllce, Sadie Cuthber ' son, Joan Polk, rCfanya]Creel. ,« t-« _  t y0_ G fpfoj uxin Qu gjJ i c ooks ke g rmon, Jwimv o man, Dean Moore Gail Lemm rPatsvHarrill. . y ' - ' ' oii7 fe !%S ursey ' y ! y n U J J thy, M :%fl Lo efmy h H urch 5?TT Da 53 I {_ hidej Je - fep tWl ' ' ' Lawrence Y son, TJavid Sloan, Bobby Reid, Lawrence Yount. ) Woodrow, Roger Newell. BUS DRIVERS First row. Bobby Price, Maxie Funderburk. Second row. Joe Neil Ford, Hope Stewart, Grady Mullis. Third row. Buddy Houston, Ivohn Deese, Jimmy Smith, Jack Caldwell. Fourth row. Lawrence Yount, Mack Helms, David Sloan. Fifth roxi ' : Annette Griffin, Joe Furr. GUIDANCE COMMITTEE Seated from left to ri ht: Ann Privatte, Shirley Wilson, Lorea Griffin, Barbara Huntley, Chairman; Bill Rogers, Marlene Elmore, Miss Watson, Guidance Counselor. JANITORIAL STAFF Wilson Thompson, Assistant janitor Allie Clay, Maid WooDKOw Hudson, Janitor CAFETERIA STAFF Naomi Logan Mrs. E. C. Davis Mrs. Eloise M. Sloan, Cafeteria Manager Mrs. C. J. LiNEBERGER Mae Mason Margaret Porter ' FOOTBALL A . 7 - First row: Bill McNaull, Wesley Bolick, Wayne Mullis, Larry Griffie, Vickey Eagle, Leon Martin, Bobby Price, johnny Gray, Leslie Taylor, Laurin Quillen. Second row: Joe McLaughlin, Gary Rudisill, Jimmy Alexander, Eddie Price, Harry Johnston, LeRoy Dennis, Roy Hartis, Roger Sullivan, Sonny Newell, Gene Baker. Third row: Fred Simpson, Fred Griffie, William Young, Tim Shumaker, Fred Greenwood, Keith Mullis, Dalton Alexander, Frankie Black, Hill Overton, Buddy Hazard, Dale Kimsey Va e Seventy-fouT J. r I Coach Charlie Ostwalt Coach John Needy Managers Charles Long— Cecil Greene FOOTBALL REVIEW - 1953 The East Mecklenburg Eagles of 1953 were young and inexperienced; therefore they won few games. But the im- portant thing stressed was team spirit, and our squad was loaded with this trait before the year was over. Despite the ir inexperience, the Eagles managed to stage a short come-back in the latter part of the season, winning two of their last four games. The year also saw a switching of formations— the T going out and the single-wing being installed by Coaches Charlie Ostwalt and John Needy. Any team will be handicapped in having to change formations in the short lime that our Eagles had. Co-captaining the 1953 Eagles were Dale Kimsey and Hill Overton. Both of these men lived up to their duties, time and again strengthening the team with their fine play. The Eagles opened the Greater Charlotte AA Conference season against West Mecklenburg at Richard Field on Septem- ber 12. The West Indians took a 20-12 victory, but the score did not actually tell the story as the Eagles outgained the opponents in almost every department. Then followed a pair of games that should not have even been scheduled. First the Eagles journeyed to Rock Hill and took a 55-0 beating from the team that was rated as No. 1 in South Carolina at the end of the season. Next the Harding Rams, State Class AA champions for the second straight year, trounced East by a 53-7 count. The Eagles looked more like a football team in the next game. However, they dropped a close 13-6 game to the Mvers Park Mustangs. East led at the end of the first half, but brilliant running by the fees proved to be the deciding factor of the game. Two games at Richard Field were next on the schedule and the Eagles lost both of them. On October 2, the Landis Yellowjackets pounded the East Mecklenburgers into submission by a 25-6 score. The following week Bessemer City visited Richard Field and went home with a 20-6 victory. The Eagles played valiantly for one half, but just couldn ' t keep the pace with the more experienced Bessemers. The Eagles finally won one! At Fort Mill on October 23, East took a hard-earned victory over the South Carolina team by 25-14. Fullback Gene Baker scored three times for the winners, and the entire team played outstanding ball. Johnny Gray, Tim Shumaker, and Dalton Alexander were main cogs in a stout line that held the enemy backs in check. The next week the Eagles again lost, but this time they had no cause to hide their heads in shame. The loss was to North Mecklenburg ' s powerful crew by 34-12. Dale Kimsey was the East spark in this one, scoring twice and playing a superb defensive game. The Blue and Gold won again the following week, spilling China Grove at Griffith Park, 19-6. Tailback Kimsey crossed the goal line three times and passed for an extri point. Again it was a team effort that won the victory, in that the tackling and blocking was very sharp. It was the Homecoming game for East, and there was no better way to top it off than a ' ictory on the gridiron. Tech High ' s Wolfpack dropped the Eagles in the final game of the season, 21-0. The first half of the game was strictly a deadlock, but the Wolves battled fiercely in the second half to walk off with a win. There was a host of individual stars for the Eagles this year. The already mentioned Kimsey, Gray, Baker, Overton, Alexander, and Shumaker were fine ball players, along with the leading pass receptor, Leslie Taylor, Fred Simpson, Bobby Price, Buddy Hazard, and many others. It is true that the past season was not a very successful one, but most of all the players learned the value of close teamwork and the spirit of keen competition. Perhaps in the future our Eagles will grow strong in victories as they have grown strong in other assets and virtues. When that day comes, we may say that we truly have a great school. Page Seventy-five Top row: Hill Overton, Dalton Alexander, Fred Simpson. Bottom row. Ed Graham, John Reaves, Willie Rea, Jimmy Harris. Standing: Mr. John Needy, Coach. BOYS ' B A S First row: Dale Kimsey, Fred Simpson, Hill Overton, Dalton Alexander, Frankie Earp, Leslie Taylor, Jimmy Flarris. E T B A L L Second row. Eddie Revels, Manager; Wal- lace Treadway, John Reaves, Bill McNaull, Ed Grab am, Milton Davis, Willie Rea, Wil- liam McKechnie, Manager. Standing: John Needy, Coach. Top roiv: Dale Kimsey, Frankie Earp, Les- lie Tavlor. . Bottom roiv: Milton Davis, Wallace Tread- wav. Bill McNaull, Eddie Revels, Manager. Standing: William McKechnie, Manager. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL tu ' y Hooks, VirgiiVa ]V Faddcn,; ' Betsy Ross, Betty Ann Kiker, Ellen II W t i l ong, Annette .Griffijp, Sue Ross, Sue Moore, Carol Douglas, Hazel Phillips, Judy - ' ' Second row. Coach Charlie Dstwalt, Jffdy Rea, Tommie Faye Hoffman, Nancy Harkey, Dorjs, |acohs, SJiaroiT 4iudv, Mickey Baird, Celia Hinson, Manager Lorea . ...... ■ V - BOYS ' Jr. VARSITY First row: Coach John Needy, Bill Rice, Frankie Black, Benny Stevens, Fred Griflfie, Roger Newell. Second row: Ralph Moser, Allen Elmore, Douglas Pressley, Harry Johnston, Bobby Kiker, Jimmy Alexander. Absent when picture was taken: Tradv Johnston, Terry McCorkle. TRACK First row: Hill Overton, John Reaves, Bill Young. Second row: Fred Simpson, Dale Kimsey, Leslie TayL Paoe Eis.htv-one ■J. BASEBALL i F ' lrst row: Larry Painter, Gene Baker, Herman Vick. Second row. Geurald Johnston, Dale Kimsey. Tliird row. Johnny Gray, LesHe Taylor, Coach Charles Ostwalt, Larry Griffie, Manager. • CHEERLeADERS- PEP SONG Fight! Eagles, fight! As we fly on to victory. On to the end we will go And take our place in history. Uphold thy blue and thy gold, For we ' re the best school in the land, North or East or South or West, We proudly say that East High is the best. Page Eiohiy -three Most Versatile Most Atlilct ' .c Betty Ann Grier Annette Griffin EVERETTE GuRLEE • GenE BaKER SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Wittiest Friendliest Becky Huntley ' Betsy Ross Lawrence Newland Tim Shumaker MARSHALS Front row: Barbara Huntley, Barbara Funderburk, Mary Lou Kiser, Chief; Betsy Haney, Alice Gibson. Second row: Betty Ann Grier, Ellen Long, Patsy Hooks, Lorea Griffin, Joyce Rice. Standing: John Reaves, Bruce Abernethy. Miss Anne Watkins, Adi ' iser. Pas.e Eighty-nine LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Having spent three of the best years of our life here at East Mecklenburg, we, the senior class of nineteen hundred and fifty- four, leave behind us this, our Last Will and Testament. It is customary to say that we are of sound mind and body, but that is debatable. Artici-E I We, the seniors, will our memories to our deserving faculty, thanking them for the kindness and patience they have shown to us during our three years at East. Article II To the rising seniors, we leave joys and happiness that go with senior privileges; we hope that we have neither abused them nor worn them out. Article III To particular individuals: Item 1: We, Hope Stewart and James England, leave the art of making a pack of paper last all year to any student who thinks he can do it. Item 2: We, Marion Sullivan end Johnny Hovis, leave. . . . well, we leave together. Item 3: I, Kay Byrum, leave my seat in assembly to Ronald Belk, who, I hope, can fill it as well as I ha ' e. Item 4: We, Mary Bailey and Patsy Vaughn, leave our choice of fine clothes to some smart girl who thinks she know Item 5: I, Jo Butler, leave my incomparable pep to someone who is really hep . Item 6: We, Kay Satterfield and Shirley Hurley, leave our pin-up figures to Jayne Brown and Doris Jacobs. Item 7: I, Rosalyn Bennett, will my place in the Christmas parade to the prettiest junior girl. Item 8: We, Shirley Ross and Nancy Overton, vill our friendliness and sweet disposition to June Mann and Betty Ann Clark. Item 9: We, Shirley Russell, Helen Rushing, and Faye Hooks, leave our chewing gum to Judy Smith and Ann Schull. Item 10: We, Betty McDonald, Libby Kiser, and Betty Kiker, will our love for skipping classes to Sarah Wilson and Jonell Stafford. Item II: I, Betty Ann Grier, leave my gift of gab to Gail Lemmond. Item 12: I, Barbara Parker, will my artistic talents to Nancy Knotts. Item 13: I, William Frink, do hereby leave my place in the Shutterbugs to Buddy Hazard. Item 14: We, Robert Tweed, Joe Neil Ford, and Lewis Rea, do will our ability to do nothing at all times to Bobby Rietzel, Wayne Forbis, and Earl Ernsberger. Item 15: I, Maxine Carpenter Turner, will my blissful state of matrimony to Sadie Cuthbertson. Item 16: I, Jean Slagle, do leave by ability to win friends and influence people, mainly influence people, to Betty Ann Alexander. Item 17: I, Joan Polk, do will my long, curly tresses to my sister, Sylvia. Item 18: We, Jerry Neal, Billy Yandle, and Tommy McAllis- ter, will our reserved manners to Larry Harris. Item 19: We, Meta Furr, Nancy Earnhart, and Dean Allen, do will our silence to Merle Reynolds. Item 20: I, Buddy Houston, will to Robert Price my wavy hair. Item 21: We, Bobbie Jo Hargett and Shirley OuLen, leave our giggles to Joyce Gardner and Helen Outen. Item 22: We, Ray Hooper, Jimmy Smith, and Jerry Courtney, will our tendency to avoid doing English homework to anyone who thinks he can get by with it. Item 23: We, Betty Howell and Patsy Cook, leave our places in Physics class to any underclassmen more mechanical-minded than we. Item 24: We, Charles Marshall, Maurice Killman, and Roy Holder, will to Frankie Earp our dignity and quiet ways. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Item 25: I, Jimmy Hood, will mv punctuality to Gerry Pres- sor!. Item 26: We, Reid Matthews and Grady Mullis, will to Tommy Prevatt our protective coyering of bashfulness. Item 27: I, Lawrence Yount, will my size thirteen rino to the iunior boy with the largest hand. Item 28: I, Jim McLaughlin, yill my ability to sleep in class to anyone who ' ll buy my ear plugs for ten cents. Item 29: I, Adrian Edwards, leave my ability to fly a car to Jerry Williams. My parachute is for sale to the lowest bidder. Item 30: I, Perry Moore, leave.. oh well, nobody would want it anyway. Item 31: I, Charlotte Craig, leave my ability in the water to Sue Phillips. Item 32: I, Larry Geer, will my Ipana smile to Kenneth McManus (as if he needed it). Item 33: I, Sue Todd, leave my neat-as-a-pin air to Janice Welch. Item 34: We, Wayne Baucom and Palsy Hooks, will our good sportmanship to Judy Rea and Johnny Gray. Item 35: We, Marlene and Ann Moseley, will our sou hern drawl to Aldera Thomas. Item 36: I, Imogen Williams, leave four inches of my heioht to Betty Jo Howie. Item 37: We, Evelyn Wyatt, Sherley Sutton, and Christine . Callahan, leave our bottle of colorback to Robert Cole. Item 38: I, Frank Alexander, will my cute ways to Dan Huneycutt. Item 39: I, Carolyn Wallace, leave, taking wiih me my love for redheads. Item 40: I, Edna Tyree, will my imagination to Louise Robinson. Item 4 1 : We, Leon Martin and Linda Pence, will our profi- ciency in Franscais to Russell Phillips and Pat Mayer. Item 42: We, James Watters, Roy Murchison, Herbert McLure, ouddy Harbin, and Van Hargett, leave our places in the D E Club to any interested juniors. Item 43: I, Frank Steele, will my bus to Maxie Funderburk. Item 44: I, Arthur Lowder, will my seat on the school bus to someone who can keep it longer than I did. Item 45: We, Toby McAteer and Myrtis Steinek, will our musical talents to Delores and Elaine Hood, and also Frances and Peggy Hardman. Item 46: I, Margaret Tarlton, leave my deep voice to Edna Hough. Item 47: VVe, Dan Baker and Larry Woodrow, leave our talent tor bluffing our way through to Leslie Taylor. Item 48: We, Elaine Blanchard and Shirley Sykes, will our , °° ' Sht thing at the wrong time to Mickey Baird and Wallace Treadway. Item 49: I, Libby Dulin, leave my wacky ways to Betty Benton. Item 50: I, Charlie Morris, will my muscles to anyone who will get up early enough to strap them on. Item 51: We, Shirley Mullis and Frances Bartlett, leave our contrasting personalities to Ellen Sloan and Josephine Morgan. Item 52: I, Carolyn Little, will my love for sailors to any Junior girl with her eyes on the Navy. T . ' , ' ■ 53 : I, Carol Fisher, leave my place on the East Hi- Lights Staff to Wilma Hairr. Item 54: We, Valerie Neal, Barbara Coble, and Jeannette Leatherman, do will our books to the highest bidder. Item 55: We, Joann Grove and Sybil Hough, will our pleasant outlook on life to the Carolyn Davises. To you, the underclassmen, we leave the football games, dances, and all the other school events. May you eniov them as much as we have. Mary Lou Riser Barbara Fundekuurk Attorneys at Law CLASS PROPHECY Planet City, Mars May 8, 1964 Dear Mr. Pittman, Here it is 1964, and we thought that you would like to know how your seniors of 1954 are doing on their great undertakings since leaving East Mecklenburg High School ten years ago. Of course, you know that Bruce Abernethy, Doug Hursey, and Herman Hinson star tled the world by in- venting the spaceship that brought us to Mars; since then. Gene Baker and Beth Norris have won high honors from United Planets for their one-thousandth spaceship trip without an accident. This is a strange place indeed, and fields are open for the many talents that you so patiently encouraged. It is amazing how anything will grow from seeds up here on Mars. Isabelle Stancil has made a small fortune by growing lightening bugs that change colors. However, poor Ivohn Deese and Lane Austin have failed completely in their endeavor to grow greenbacks, but they did succeed in stocking Mars with bullfrogs. Kemper Lee and Willie Rea have built a showplace schoolhouse very much like East. One of your more well- known students, Sid Crump, is the principal. Barbara Funderburk, Ellen Long, and Starr Carriker are teachers. Larry Griffie and Dalton Alexander are the coaches of our football team, which has won all of its game including a 99-0 victory over Harding High of Canal City. Speaking of sports, our professional baseball is played differently from the way you play it on Earth. Here a pitcher tries to see how many hits he can let the other team get. Herman Vick and Geurald Johnston are having great success. Another of your students who has been successful in sports is Dean Moore. He is our heavyweight wrestling champion. Betty Edwards, Jean Trull, and Shelia Jordan have set up a tourist Motel on the Milky Way. Melda Maddox, Gloria Hood, and Barbara Beck are matrons in the Martian Penitentiary for Women where Ann Black is chief turnkey. Annette Griffin runs a fish market during the day and baby sits for Betsy Ross ' ten children at night. Marion Sullivan and Peggy Porter have a skunk farm, and Bar- bara Singleton Justice and Betsy Haney run a perfume factory. There has been some talk of their merging their businesses. Virginia McFadden and Alice Gibson finally landed iobs as French interpreters for the Martian Embassy where Hazel Broome is chief receptionist. Lorraine Staggs has been named Miss Pluto of 1964 . Mary Lou Riser is now a famous historian. She is presently engaged in writing The History of Neptune which will be published by that famous firm headed by three of your prize students — Lorea Griffin, Marlene Elmore, and Mary Edens. John Reaves is Chief Peanut Inspector for the Slippery Rock Earth Bars Company. Guess who we saw today selling potted plants in Haze- line Haigler ' s Hot House? None other than Jerry Chris- tenbury. He had M. J. Daughtery and Ben Johnston bring him up two-hundred gladioli, so he; could keep Hazel ' s shop (which really is a front for John Rea ' s moonshine still) smelling legal. CLASS PROPHECY Carolyn Kistler and Martha Moser are experimenting on a new kind of horsefeed called Kistmo ' s Atomic Pel- lets, but as there are no horses on Mars, they ' ve hired Max Head and Bill Tarlton as testers. You will be pleased to know that Mack Helms, Joe McGinnis, and Donald Newell have just completed their fifth year in the Inter-Planetary Reserve. Margie Robertson, Shirley Bradshaw, and Dawn Hazard have replaced Captain Video on television. They are known as the Three Terrestrial Terrors. Billy Miller and Barbara Huntley, the editors of our newspaper, The Daily Pluto, have many of your old stu- dents on their staff holding the following positions: Leon Hord, photography; Joe Dwyer, art editor; Hill Overton and Peggy Godfrey, society editors; Pat Crump, fashions; Jane Mullis, oossip column; Feroline Plyler and Molly Pulley, advice to the lovelorn column; and Eddie Price and Jo Butler, comics. Joyce Rice is giving piano recitals here, but she says its nothing like good old Carnegie Hall. Eleanor Galloway is now a famous doctor. She specializes in schizophrenia, and she and Carolyn Riser won the Nobel Prize for medi- cine last year for discovering a use for the appendix. Patsy Beaver is a missionary to Jupiter, where Barbara Jean Anderson and Margaret Wilson have opened rival barber .shops. A new movie has been produced, called Venus is a Man ' s World, starring Becky Hundey as Ray Gun Sal, Clara Woods as Slick Fingers Sue, Harold Mann as H Bomb Harry, and Lollie McElreath as Hot Headed Hortense. Do you remember when Pat McArn and Dorothy Har- gett took off to explore the rainbow? Well, they finally reached the end and found the pot of gold. The gold was so heavy that they couldn ' t carry any of it home to spend, but they ' re getting rich by letting sightseers see it for twenty-five cents per person. Sue Evans is in charge of the Planet City Beauty School, but as Martians have no heads, business is rather slow. Everette Curlee and Jack Caldwell have built Mar ' s largest building, a 500 story sky-scraper, for billionaire Dale Kimsey, who wanted to give his two right-hand men. Bill Young and Billy Ray Griff en, and his 10,000 office staff plenty of room in which to handle the business of his huge canned snail industry. Another building which will catch your eye is the First Church of Planet City, where Dr. Larry Painter is pastor and the universally famous singer, Fred Simpson, is choir director. The Hot Shot Rod Shop, which is owned by Brice Pigg and Lawrence Newland, is thriving with business. Their famous mechanics, Roger Sullivan and Tim Shumaker, are souping up old rocket ships, and Brice says these s hips run faster than the latest Detroit models. Well, we suppose that ' s about all for now. Best Wishes to you and our Alma Mater. Your ever-faithful students, Leon Martin and Edna Earle Tyree for Qver 59 yeap ' ' it has TpeC . for betlet t 6u always meet ' your friends when i2 you shop at v. v0 1 f J Paiie Ninety-seven jJJ , |ii RCA visi Junker Plumbing Electric Co. rk: Appliances Free Installatians J Lum Edwards Produce Market 1001 Oaklawn Ave. Albemarle Road PLANTATION GRILL 2425 West Morehea . • ' ' T. ' - andwfclies anJ FountairTService FOR ADULTS ONLY iry School- omptete in - bool- Accelerated and Ai College — 2 Years Commercial FEATURING .... «-,4 0 Advertising— SaJesmanship A Commer iaiM A B siness A trtiinisfraHo  • Fine Aff _ on s 4-2514—4- HARDWARE . ND PA - yiy -W TCRwK Ser enter ' . TLE AHDwilE cor ff eJSC i p ' ' Ij ction Highway No. J rjj ; CHARLOTTE 3. NORTH CAP 332-34 S$ uth Mint Streej Phone 3-3133 4 I | p|L CH- LOTTEJ, NORTH CARQtlNA i - U. J JLf Ji} jCt - Han(m tt ' s Used Cars .:AjO jew and used parts Jb C M EWen and Thompson Q , MINT HILL, N. C. Telephone 6-0914 erms Page Ninety-eight 4114 N. Tryon — Salisbury Road ' Phone 2-9232 n CHARLOTJI C. JMtiny ' Jtenfroiiit ' s Ser,w(fey 527 Providence Road jj ' • ' O ' fe 4-7300 COMPIETE ' CAR SERVICE  Residence Phone 5-7157 . - Warehouse Phone 6-2070 HOYT A. RIDENHOUR Textile Machinery and Supplies 3118 Monroe Road P. O. Box 9057 CHARLOTTE 5, NORTH CAROLINA Bi wn Lomber C Hnpany MATTHEWS, N. C. Phone 2411 Ph«ne 2411 Ijf Salem Spring Co., Inc. Manufacturing, Repairing, Retempering AUTO, TRUCK, AND BUS SPRINGS Phones 4-5961—5-5608 CHARLOTTE, N. C. 2215 Berryhill Road Compliments of Mint Hill Cleaners v I R. J. McEwen Son Hardware Electrical Appliances MINT HILL, N. C. A NDRIES DrCnkT SU CURB SERVICE, 0 MINT HILL P«ge Ninety-nine ' 0 Gayle Moore i Servicenter Road Service , t Courteous Servic ' ' ' ■ 4116 K onroe Road l ' §ne 5-9578 ConliBliments of 6 ipTERCHI ' S 7 Rosens BMuty Sdon Machine, Machineles , and yCold-)Vave Pert anents MINT HILL rs. James W. McWhfWer, if,. Barnes, Inc. MARKET OF QUALITY Fresh Meats — Sea Food Fancy Crooeries , ? Dial 3-1 1 16 227 W. Trade Street Daily Delivery Service 1 R. Lemmond Servicenter MATTHEWS, N. C Phone 2222 P Motor Sales if - 4107 N.lTryon Street CHARL(j)TTE, N. C. Deblers in New Used Cars Trucks Compliments of MATTHEWS CAFE HOME COOKED FOOD Phone 2651 Compliments of KELLY FULMER SHELL SERVICE 2117 Independence Blvd. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 7-9281 Howard Kelly — Raleigh Fulmer Page One Hundred. . . .. n Longleaf Mills, Inc. MATTHEWS, NORTH CAROLINA Quality Rayon Yarns E. M. RENFROW GENERAL MERCHANDISE Cotton Buyer Coal — Feed — Seed — Fertilizers Phone 2C lljltCREST R THE FAIRVIEW y i 1 Matthews Pottery Manufacturers of Flower Pots Modeling Clay - XL) Phone 2151 MATTHEV S, NORTH CAROLINA TODD ' S FLOWERS Home of Fine Flowers - %one 2-8129 1504 Central Avenue CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' Charlotte Phone 4-6672 Kite 2393, Matthews ' ' N ' % Ace Motor Sales New and Used Cars Open Daily Until 7 P.M. Corner West 11th and North Church Rea-Cochran Sales Co{ Concord Road 4 miles from the square Anything in Fabrics r A •1 I ' _ Page One Hundred One . f, 1 14 East Fourth N t ' p2 ' t?RARLbTTE 2, NORTH CAROLINA Sy Sf cery Service rocery . AMaGO CAS QiJ- - - -- M- H m: At Browne ' s tervKeTtati Tt c Ei L il Kero e Fooooa 19 S. McDow Stree fiigleton Harwell Body Works Wrecfeft Cars Rebuilt — Painting 2 -AJpholstering and Seat Covers ' mwes, Fifth S. . ' fl - - ' 513 Rice PSlPVice ' 3030 Independence Blvd. McLean Clothing Store and Shoesisuy X Ci Z P ' ' M. L. Condor Food Store FRESH MEATS - RODUCE— GROCERIES ' MATTHEWS, N. C. Pflge Owe Hundred Two I Compliments of. Z J t u a 1512 Central Ave Charlot fe, N. C Li CANUPP Fresh Vegetapoies o Fru ' its -Z 4 Y . Year Round lnd ind€ ce Bo Ulevard -{ -- mp, Wione 6-3588 arris Bros. urniture Co. Dependable Furniture So I IIIIUIC oMege St. i. J. Smifh Sons Co. POWER MOWERS Sales Service 1100 Elizabeth Avenue Compliments of Mecklenburg Gulf Service Concord Rood Pa e One Hundred Three 6 s Seaboard Railway Co. O }!f l y- Express Agency, InG! ' W. U. T6J. Service ,4 Phone Matthews 2881 A 5 George Shelton OAKHURST ESSO SERVICE R. W. McM«riis ; Come In Please — Co Out Pleased Cas — Oil — Wash — Creasing Phone 2-8076 R. F. Outen Pottery Co. Manufacturers of Churns, Rabbit Feeders and Waterers Fancy Hand-Made Pottery Special Orders Modeling Clay Phone 2851 MATTHEWS, NORTH CAROLINA 7 Monroe Rood McAteer Grocery Service 3518 Monroe Road Phone 2-9622 Harvey D. Deason Phone 4-5136 r-:,. D S Motors Used Cars Bought and Sold 11th Brevord Streets CHARLOTTE, N. C. Brice H. Sustar Ronnie S, Deese Siifgfe iT RTre 0il Service 5340 Monroe Road Pfione 7-925- B. W. Rice J. H. Rice H. W. [ ce Acme Plumbing and Phillips Cash Grocery Supplies, Inc. Croceries — Meats — Feeds Plumbing Contractors Office and Showroom — 3916 N. Tryon St. Amoco Casoline Telephone 2-6183 Route No. 3 Matthews, N. C. CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. Va e One Hundred Four . ,• Lark wood Hosiery CHADBOURN HOSIERY MILLS, INC. .... Compliments of Commonwealth Grocery 4 SPORTING GOODS Fdul Crymes, Inc. 415 S. Tryon St. ' jrCHAllLOTTE, N. C. Oakhurst Sales Company 4200 Monroe Road , CHARLOTTE, N. C. FUEL OIL HARDWARE— FEED SEED FERTILIZER— PAINTS Feimster Esso Servicenter Telephone 2-9787 U. S. Highway No. 29 North CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' £sso ' -A. The Sign of Quality — The Symbol of Service VANCE HELMS SERVICE Gas — Oils — Washing Greasing — Tires — Tubes Batteries 3702 Monroe Rd. Phone 3-8995 i y, 1 CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' ) A B. D. FUNDERBURK i ' GENERAL MERCHANDISE Phone 2061 MATTHEWS, NORTH CAROLINA Page One Hundred Five StHARLfltTE FISH OYSTER COMPANY ' ' 300 E. Trade Street jj J T r ) CHARLOTTE N. C.  JLl V . 4 DOVU HOSIERY, Inc: V THE BANK OF MATTHEWS ' j ] ■ ' Organized 1909 MATTHEWS, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation HANLINE POULTRY Wholesale Poultry ggs 1010 ast 7th Street , CHARLOTTE, N. C. - Phone 5-5719 Page One Hundred Six charlotte Fjower Shop Flowers for «ll occasions Eunice Pressley Walden 1630 Elizabeth Ave. vj- Telephone 2-8587 y ights Matthews 3121 tW - -j ' f -STANLEY SUPER DRUG STORE 3 ' I V toncrel oncrete Supply Company A 1 424 S. Brevard Street . GH 4.?L0TTE 1, NORTH CAROLINA READY MIXED CONCRETt Telephone 6-7411 P. 0. Box 1335 J. W. RIDENHOUR TEXTILE MACHINERY . ANQ: SUPM.°IES - V , hoire 5 ' 7 lOi Monroe Road CHARLOTTE 5, NORTH CAROLINA s Paoe One Hundred Seven COMPUTE NEWS COVERAGE HI r both local an national, is presented to you in an in- teresting and informative manner da ' ily in the columns The Foremost Neipspaper of y I frfie Carolinas Mid wood Barber Shop jjj • 2409 Central Avenue ITR. WADDELL AND SONS, INC. General Contractors lA Commercial an Residential Constructi(jn tf4 Pa e One Hundred Ei ht DAY IS ENTERPRISES J. C Davis, Jr., President Ted M. Broach, Secretary-Treasurer P. 0. Box 162 —131 2 West Fourth St. CHARLOTTE 1, N. C. . ' ' FINANCE INVESTMENT MANAGEMENT COR . V f EASTERN MANAGEMENT CORP. KEY MANAGEMENT CORP. f ► ' 4 « • DAVIS INSURANCE AGENCY ' LANKFORD ' S RESTAURANT ' }. Diversified Investments and Financing in The Carolinas and Georgia PANDA DRIVTE-IN RESTAURANT STEAKS featuring CHOPS SEA FOODS Page One Hundred Nine ' si , H For Houses of Lasting Durability and Qomiqtt, S ' yjOE P. CRAIG and SOJN If Builders CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA J[ Telephone 6-1229 2, Sharon -Amity Rood t ' . We Extend Our Best Wishes To , jj East High School - J JU - -FARMER ' S DAUjr 3300 Plaza Road m VVUX Phone 4-2863 CHARLOTTE, N. C. W  ' s P« e 0«e Hundred Ten SUCCESS AND BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1954 V C7t Compliments of PENNY BROTHERS D VUfcllONEERS Pagfi One Hundred Eleven 4A 1 f In Any Languag . i ' 1. (JL- ( A Job with SOUTHERN BELL Means a Good Futurej SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY Paj];e One Hundred Tivelv 4 KING ' S BUSINESS COLLEGE Serving the Carolinas Since 1901 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA M. 0. KIRKPATRICK, President Phone 3-3855 4 PARK FLORIST • Mrs. Eunice D. Kesiah Flowers Wired Anywhere 1619 Elizabeth Are. CHARLOTTE 4, N. C. Phone 4-5896 0 JkoiA ui- M . r Q.c .w. m$ ' uaaa j4. Pa ;e Owe Hundred Thirteen ■I TOGETHER orking together is the theme of the OBSERVER PRinTinC HOUSE publications department. ULIe cannot do our best work h y without your assistance— you cannot expect o- V to get the best results from your efforts without willing assistance and cooperation from your printer. 1 5 , ARTISTS AND CRAFTSMEN WORK TOGETBER IN CREATING IMPRESSIVE , AND LASTING RECORDS OF YOUR YEARS IN SCHOOL- , DBSERVER Pff memsf CHARLOTTE, N. C. ' A t