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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1957 volume:

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I L A if . 5 ' ENGLISH 205 PARALLEL Short storles from the textbook Irving 'Adventure of a German Studentnlf Hawthorne Rappacc1ni's Daughter Melvllle Bllly Budd Garland Return of a Private Crane The Blue Hotel' Dreiser uThe Old Nelghborhood Cather The Sculptor's Funeral' Anderson 'I Want to Know Why' O'Ne1ll The Halrx Ape CplayJ Porter 'The Jlltlng of Granny Weatherall Faulkner HT e Bear Hemingway nShort Happy Llfe of Francls Macomber Wolfe Angel on the Porchn Farrell 'Fastest Runner on S1Xty Flrst Street' Thurber Secret Llfe of James Thurber Stories from Melne ed D Tall Tales of the Southwest on Reservej J ff7JMLf d5ZLAf24Z42La46QTo 16 Thorpe The Blg Bear of Arkansas Calso in last year's textbookj l7 Harris Mrs Yardley's Quilting 18 Hooper S1mOh Suggs Attends a Camp Meetlng l9 Longstreet e Figh ' A. ' : 1. . ' C 2. . II 0 II L, 3. ' . ' Ll- ' - ll I! . 5 . . ll I 5. . - 7 t ' n v 8. . ' ' 9. ' . ' 10. . ' ' ' H ll. . h H 12. . ' ' H 13. . H lk. . ' ' - ' ' 15. . ' ll - 11 g . 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Our deepest gratitude s E l to Mr. Pittman, the faculty, , and the students of l East Mecklenburg High School . . W l i 5 l l E for E l C 2 i -Ji YOU wfwiffgtm ATHLETICS FEATURES DEDICATIGN If you were there, at East Mecklenburg High School, in the year 1956-,57, you too shared in the love and respect held for Mrs. Ethel Grose. It is with appreciation for her deep understanding, constant helpfulness, pa' tient guidance, and personal interest in each of us that we, the senior class, dedicate the 1957 EAST VVIND to a teacher and friend who was always there. MR. EARL FRY MRS. FRED SUMNER MRS. ROBERT C. KANOY Assistant Principal Secretary Bookkeeper ADMINISTRATION MR. D. K. PITTINIAN Principal H b WEE Q' FACULTY MR. DECK W. ANDREWS Bookkeeping, Economics, Business Law, Typing I MISS ISABEL CHOATE French I and II MISS SUZANNE COFFEE Lihrarian MRS. DONALD DEBERRY Algebra II MRS. PATRICIA FERGUSON English Ill MISS CHARLOTTE ARANT Typing I and II MR. L. A. BELL Mechanical Drawing, Inahistrial Arts MRS. H. V. CARSON Choir, Chorus MR. TOM B. FLATT Vocational Agriculture MISS JUNE FOSTER English IV MR. EARL FRY Office Practice MR. O. K. GASKINS Biology MRS. ETHEL R. GROSE English III MRS. CHARLOTTE HARTLEY Sltortltancl I and II, Typing I MR. GRANVILLE K. HARTLEY Clzeinistry, Plftysics MISS JANE C. HIGGINS Biology FACULTY MR. D. F. HILL Band Director MRS. MILDRED W. IRWIN Bible MISS SHIRLEY JENKINS Algebra II MRS. H. E. JENNINGS Distrihntive Education !'g,L'1.Zk ' '7fQ,r,1 ,.za,cZf' 2, 1 If VIHJM :A 1 . ,.,.rf. .. W I MI i. fi., ,ffl--1. .X . - V ' fl! 144.1 ,V 29 M '4 , . , 4 ., x 1 I l 4, r :Ai ,JM-,jV,Q,Af 7, V75 1,xfQ!..1,.z,f4..1 MISSI7I1HELB'1A LAWS English IV MRS. HUGH 1. LOBDELL English II, United States History MR. WILLIABIT W. MCGINN World History, Physical Education MR. GEORGE E. MELTON United States History F A C U L T Y MR. JOHN A. NEEDV, IR. Athletic Director, Physical Education MRS. THELMA PARKER English II and IV Psychology Mlss LOUISE PUCKETT United States History MRS. LAURA G. PURVIS Latin I and II, VVorld History omwvci MRS. C. F. RITCH IR. Envlish II and III MR. BERNARD B. ROPER Mathematics Drivers Education MRS. ELIZABETH ROTAN Gii ls Physical Education MR. EARL SECHLER General Business Typing I World History F I I O I , -1 J A J 3 ZW ' , . . ., A LW' .R-w:..e:,,x:.,::R .::. 1 , . ,, W, . Y FACULTY MRS. ESTHER SKEEN Art l anal II MRS. MARGARET O. SMITH Englisli Il, journalism MR. THOMAS B. STEVENS Algebra I, World History, Athletic Coach MR. CLYDE SWOFFORD Soliol Geometry lXflISS RUTH A. WILLIAMS Homemalfcing I anal II Plane Geometry, Trigonometry, MRS. VIRGINIA M. TAYLOR English II MRS. IDELLE P. TUCKER Family Living, Homemalzing II and III MR. B. L. TURNER Vocational Agriculture MRS. ELIZABETH T. WESSON Algebra I anal Il, Biology V ' 'FGHW 5 I y , , I jf. ' Aff ,A-N, A ,-NA' yy ,f'V iLjT ,--,,.,,., , K .A Page Sixteen X ' N f,,n,, ,,fyqJf1u 7 V I, ' -.f.-.,f-mA,.,f fe A A S f I I l-'jeff R L f ' 'fiyv ly I jrrlf , I ...,1. ,ny-TAL -Ayvffxff, 'a. ml' X QLASSES vouwflvf ffm SENIOR CL ASS E, fwaf-A N Q E ' EKU gif: I I X OFFICERS A Y A5 X Left to right: Nb f BUTCH LITTLE . . ,.,... Vice-President LORRAINE HENDERSON ........ TTGQSMTBT X MRS. THELAIA PARKER ,.... Adviser BARBARA LONG ,... .... S ecretary A DAVID BLAND . . . , .President A ROBERT LEBOY ABERNETHY F.F.A. 10, ll, 125 hlotor Club 11. JAY DELANE ALEXANDER Homeroom President 105 Student Council 105 125 National Honor Societv ll, 125 F.T.A. 10, ll5 unior Red Cross 10 Annual Business Staff R I 5 L ' ' ' cpref sentative 105 Assistant Business hlanager 115 Bus- iness Manager 125 Choir 10, 11, 12, President 125 Y-Teen, Devotional Chairman 12. 'lA1N1ES LEE ALEXANDER Choir 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, Secretary 11, 125 Football 10, 115 Basketball 105 Bus Driver 125 Homeroom Secretary 105 Hi-Y 105 Treasurer 105 President of Intramural Council 12. MARY LINDA ARDREY Y-Teen Club 105 Science Club 105 Business Edu- cation Club 1 2. PEGGY ANNE ARNETT National Honor Society 11, 125 Student Council 125 Marshal 11, 125 French Club 11, 12, President 125 Bible Club 105 115 junior Bed Cross 105 Homeroom Secretarv 125 Chairman Senior Invitation Commit- tee 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 F.T.A. 11. CHARLOTTE HENDERSON BAIRD F.T.A. 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 D.E. Club 12. BARBARA BARNES C. BARRON BARTLETT, JR. Science Club 105 Motor Club 105 D.E. Club 11, 125 Folk Dancing 12. DONALD RAY BAUGUSS Block NE Club 115 12, Vice-President 125 Foot- ball 125 Basketball 10. RICHARD BAUGUSS Football 105 Baseball 10, Captain 105 Motor Club 125 Baseball Trophv 'AMost Valuablen 10. JANIES IAN BEATY Motor Club 105 Science Club 115 Art Club 125 Agriculture 12. JOYCE BELK Y-Teen 105 ll, 125 Folk Dancing Club ll. MICHAEL BELK WALTER BELK Science Club 105 Motor Club 10, 125 D.E. Club 11. JOHN l'lENRY BELL, Hoincruoin President 115 Motor Club 10, 115 Radio Club 11, 12, Parliainentarian 125 Arts 8: Crafts Club 105 Student Council 115 Horneroom Treas- urer 105 Science Club 125 Engineering Club 125 Bus Driver 11, 125 Auglio Visual Club 10, 11, 125 EAST XVIND Business Staff 10. CHARLES HOWARD BENTLEY Debating Club 1 15 Radio Club 12, Ser,qeant-at- A rms 125 Music Club 1 25 Track 1 15 Honieroom Treasurer 105 Basketball 105 Football 10. PAYE LOUISE BENTON BIOIHCIOODI Guidance Chairman 105 Science Club 10, Secretary' 105 Basketball 10, 12, Co-Captain 125 1-lonor Societv 11, 12, Secrctarv 125 lllarshal 11, 125 Pbotographv Club 10, ll, Sccrctarv 115 F.T.A. 11, 12, Vice-President 125 Latin Club 12, Vice- President 125 Hoincroom Secretary 11, 12. THONIAS C. BIR1VIINGHA1NfI Nlotor Club 12. IOHNNY M. BLACK Bible Club 105 Library Club 11, 12, President 125 Chorus 12, Secretary 125 Student Council 12. DAVID HORTON BLAND Student Council 10, ll, 125 Executive Council 125 Science Club 10, ll, 12, President 125 Hi-Y Club 105 Bible Club 115 Beta Club 11, 125 En- gineering Club 125 Junior Class President, Senior Class President5 Civitan Conference Representa- tive 115 lunior Rotarian 125 Bus Driver ll, 125 Assistant Business lllanager Annual Staff 115 Cliair- man Qrientation Cornniittee 10, 11, 125 Senior Superlative, 'KMost Likely To Succecd 5 Homeroom Vice-President ll. LILLIAN CORINNE BOATRIGHT Science Club 10, 11, 125 Yffecns 105 Folk Dancing 115 Art Club 125 Girls' State 11. JOAN ELIZABETH BOHRER Yflqeens 125 Art Club 115 Drainatics Club 125 French Club 11, 125 blountain Lakes lligli Schoolf Cbeerleader 10, 115 blaiorette 105 Choir 10, 115 French Club 105 l'N1Ountaincerl' 10, 115 CJLA. 10, 115 Drainatics 105 Art Club 10, 115 Decoration Committee Chairman 10, 115 National Hockey Team 10. PHYLLIS ANN BOLICK Science Club 105 Y-Teens 10, 11, 125 lnterclub Council 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 Librarv Club 125 Homerooni Treasurer 115 Business Staff ,Xnnual ll, 125 Audio Visual 125 Office Assist- ant 12. ELSIE JEAN BOWERS 1-lonieroom President 125 Beta Club 10, ll, 12, Secretary 115 Commercial Club 105 Voice Ol' Democracv 115 Student Council 125 Public Rela- tions Committee Chairman 125 Calendar Girl 115 Executive Council 125 Art Club 11, 12, Vice President 11, Presiilent 125 EAST XVIND, lunioi Eilitor, Senior Editor. VVAYNE BURKEY BRAAIRLE 17uoIba11 11, 12, Captain 12, 1'1iY Club 11, 12. J lresidcnt 125 Track 11, 123 Mmm' Club 10, Dra matics C1ub 11, 170111 Dancing Club 11. RICI-IARD MOSELEY BRICKELL Senior Superlative, 'WVittics1. FRED ORB BROWN, IR. Science Club 11, Motor C1ub 10, 12, 170111 Dancinl Cilub 11. SANDRA BRYAN Allied Yuutb Club 10, Reporter II, 170111 Dancim Club 11, 125 Y-'11-ons 123 Junior 111:11 Cross. VVILLIARI 1'1ENRY BRYANT Motor Club 11, 12, F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Secre- tarv 12, Bus Driver 11, 12. EUGENE NORFLEET BUCHANAN Klotor C1ub 10, 11, 123 F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Bus Driver 12. WILLIAAI H. BYRD l7uull1a11 10, Motor C1ub 10, 125 Bus Driver 11. LIACK 1V1ARTIN CALLAIIAN j. V. Football 103 Blotor Club 119 Arts 8 Crafts Club 10, 11, 125 Ili-Y C1ub 103 Bus Drivcr 11, 12. ROGER LEE CALLAIYIAN 11i.Y Club 10, EEA. 10, 11, 12. BILLY CABIPBELI, 1311114 Dancing C1ub 11, 12. JAIXIES IDVVIC-HT BUAIGARDNER ,l. V. Football 109 Varsitv Baslwiball 115 Illlfkl- mural Council 12. LEWIS FRANKLIN BUDIGARDNER, IR. llomcroom Treasurer 10, Track 10, 11, 12, Real Crass Representative 123 Block EH Club 12. -fr ' gli' TROY PRESTON CABIPBELL Science Club 10, 119 Audio-Visual 10, 11Q Motor Club 109 Arts 8: Crafts Club 119 D.E. Club 12. BARBARA LOUISE CANADY llomeroom Vice-President 11, 129 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Secretarv 129 Allied Youth 109 Bible Club 119 Y-Teen Club 12. GAIL ELIZABETH CANUP Business Education Club 11, 129 Sciencc Club 109 Folk Dancing Club 119 Library Club 129 Bible Club 10. JAIYIES LEWIS CARPENTER Motor Club 119 Block 'E Club 11, 129 Basket- ball 10, 11, 12, Captain 129 Choir 129 Chorus 11. CAROLE EARLE CARSON Dramatics Club 119 Y-Teen 129 Business Educa- tion Club 129 Journalism Club 11, 129 Business Manager East Eagle 129 Literarv Editor of EAST WIND 129 Central High School-Bible Club 109 Drarnatics Club 109 Y-Teen 10. JAMES CLARKE CAUTHEN F.F.A. 10, 129 Band 10, 11, 129 Motor Club 11, 129 Bus Driver 12. DONALD DEAN CHRISTY Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 129 Science Club 10, 11, 129 Radio Club 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 129 Engineering Club 129 Track 12. GLENDA RAE COAN Photography Club 109 Y-Teen 11, 12Q Folk Dancing 11, 129 Chorus 119 Choir 12. BARBARA NELL COCHRANE Photoqraphv Club 109 F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, Vicef President 11, President 129 Student Council 12. ESTHER MARTINA COLE Hornerooni Vice-President 129 Photography Club 109 Library Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 119 Dra- matics Club 113 Y-Teen 12, Secretarv 129 Librarv Assistant 129 Audio-Visual Club 129 Bus Driver 12. JUDITH ELIZABETH COLLINS Science Club 109 Y-Teen 10, 11, Vice President 129 Folk Dancing Club 11, 129 Homerooin Secretary 10. SHIRLEY EVA COLLINS Bus Driver 10, 11, 12. OSCAR WATSON CONNELL, JR. Motor Club 105 Block E Club 125 National Honor Societv 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 Engineering Club 12, Vice-President 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Basketball 105 Chairman Proiect Committee of Senior Class. CHARLES ROBERT CONNOR, JR. Homeroom Vice-President 105 Basketball 105 HiY 115 Football 115 D.E. Club 12, Secretary 12. ETHELENE COOK Y-Teen 10, 12. GERALDINE COOK Y-Teen 10, 12. LINDA LEE COOK Y-Teen 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 10, 11g Library Club 10, 115 Homeroom Treasurer 115 Junior Red Cross 10, 115 Business Education Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12. SUSAN LIDA COOPER Homeroom Secretarv 105 Homcroom President 115 Student Council 11, 125 Executive Council 12, Chairman Assembly Committee 125 Journalism Club 105 Dramatics Club 105 Junior Red Cross 10, 11, 12, VicefPresident 11, Secretary 125 Bible Club 10, 11, 12, Secretarv 125 Beta Club 10, 11, 125 Chairman Junior Class Guidance Com- mittee5 Honor Societv 11, 125 Chief Marshal 11, 125 Senior Superlative, Hhlost 1n'te1lectual.', DENNIS PAUL CORBETT hlotor Club 10, 115 F.F.A. 10, 115 D.E. Club 12. JUDITH GAYLE CORNE Cheerleader 115 Cheerleading Club 115 Dramatics Club 10, 125 Business Staff EAST VVIND 10, 125 Folk Dancinq Club 115 Photography Club 125 Business Staff The Eagle 12. DINAII ADELINE COWART Beta Club 11, 125 Dramatics Club 10, 115 Bible Club 115 YTeen 12: Horneroom Treasurer 125 French Club 11, 125 Science Club 10. DONNA GAY COWLES Homerooin President 12' National Honor Societv ll, 125 Science Club 105 Dramatics Club 10: Folk Danc- ing Club 11, 125 Journalism Club 10, ll, 125 Calendar Girl ll, 125 Cheerleader 11. 125 Cheer- leading Club 11, 12, Treasurer 12: French Club 11, 125 Student Council 125 Chairman Refresh- ment Committee JuniorfSeniOr5 Senior Class Social Committee Chairman5 EAST VVIND Business Staff 125 JA1Xf1ES ALBERT CURRY Bus Driver 10, 115 1-7.F.A. 10, 12, Treasurer 125 Banfl 11. JOYCE ANNE DANIEL Photographv Club 105 Drainatics Club 10, 115 Homeroom Secretary 105 Homeroorn Treasurer 10, 115 Y-Teen 11, 125 Folk Dancing 12. Ha., In have -?',17J1p7aoL Adufhi riff wifbgyaw f7'n'5 f earn fwafvca aw ha ue. as mwah wr, Wwp ,5gn1'0v dbx-E f'1d.J5 . jg? .E g9',fwr,!9ff.:1fua Pldflfllhfsb fy-S, 'UML ,JH.i:fJ4Y1i 7.ZdfB BILLY RAY DANSBY Varsilv Footbrll 10, ll, 125 Track 10, 11, 125 Block ll Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 11, 12. GLORIA DAUGHTRY Dramaties Club 10, 125 Journalism Club 10, 115 Pliotographv Club 10, 11, President 115 Eagle Staff 10, 11, Assistant Elitor of tlie Eagle 115 Rel Cross Representative 12. LEWIS CARLISLE DAVENPORT lloineroom Vice-Presitlent 125 Mo'or Club ll, Sec' retarv 115 Block HE Club 11, 125 Forrball 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 Baslceiball 10, 11, 125 Base' bfll 10, ll, 125 Cliriiman Senior Gift Cnnnnittceg Senior Supcrlativc, Hblost Atblctfcf' RUTH ELLEN DAVIS Htrinerocin Treasurer 10, 12g Yflleen 10, 125 Science Club 105 llomeroom Sec'ct v 11: Dramaties Club 115 Folk Dancing 11, F.11.A. Club 12, Rel porter 12. , WILSON MOCOLLURI DAVIS lloinerooni Reporter 105 llotor Club 105 Journal' ism Club 10, 11, 12, Bible Club 10, 11, Treasur- er 115 Beta Club 11, 125 J. V. Basketball 105 Bus Driver ll, 125 Quill 8: Scroll 11, 125 Eagle Staff 11, 12, Sports Editor 11, Etlitor 125 EAST XVIND Sports Editor 12. WILLIAb'1 EARL DIX 11oIncroonI Treasurer 105 Motor Club 10, 115 D.ll. Club 125 Audio-Visual Club 12. FRED WILLIAM DONALDSON Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, Vice-President 105 Illotor Club 11g Arts Sv Crafts Club 115 Bus Driver 11, 125 Basketball 105 Track 10. NANCY CAROLYN DOWDY Forensic Club 125 l7.T.A. 125 Journalism Club 125 Eagle Staff 12, Assistant Business Nlanagerg Iarnes- town lligh School-F.T.A. 10, 115 F.H.A. 10, 11, Secretarv 10, 11, Countv Officer 115 Librarv Club IO, 11, Treasurer 115 French Club 10, 11, Reporter 11, Student Council 10, 11, Chairman Social Committee 10, 11, 1-lomcrooin Representa- tive 11g Chairman Decoration Committee Iunior- Senior 115 llorneroom Secretarv 11, Newspaper Staff 115 Debate Club 10. 11, Triangle Debates 10, 11, District Debates 10, 115 Band 10, 11, President ll, Sceretarv 105 llomeeoining Attendant 115 Salesnianship Award 115 Band Letter Club 10, 11. DONALD THOMAS DUNLAP, lR. Folk Dancing Club 125 Pbotograpliv Club 125 Hope- uell High School 10, 11. DflARIAN lUDITH EAGAN llouw' Socictv 11, 12. Pfrliaincntarif-n 12: F.T.fX. 125 Librarian 12, Chairman Scrapbook Commit- tee 125 llonierooni Vice Piesifent 125 Chairman Senior Cap and Gown Committee, Senior Superla- tive, 'lhlost Courteous 5 Slillwater Centr? Sclijoolw Stuilent Council Secretary 105 Junior Cass resi- tlent5 Cheerleader 10, 11, Captain 115 VVa1'1'ior Staff 10, 11, Feature Wlriter. CLAYBLTRN llA1XIPTON EDWARDS, lR. Hi-Y Club 10, 11, Chaplain 115 blotor Club 10, 115 F.F.A. 115 D.E. Club 12. GAIL DIANA EINHART Arts 8: Crafts 115 Dramatics Club 115 Junior Red Cross Representative 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 Iournalisin Club 125 Engineers Club 12, Report- er 12g Homeroom Guidance Chairman 125 Eagle Staff 12, Associate Eilitor 12: Senior Superlative, Uhlost Versatileng North Mecklenburg-Banc15 Latin Club. JEAN ROBERTA ELDER Yffeen 10, 11, Folk Dancing Club 123 Baskeiball 111, 11, 12. FRANCES LOUISE ELLER Science Club 123 Y-Teen 123 Myers Park-Bible Club 103 11, Y-Teen 10, 11. CAROLYN EMERY EVELYN MARIE ENIERY 411 Club 103 Business Education Club 11, 123 Y-Teen 12. JOHN HUTGHISON ESTRIDGE Science Club 10, 11, 123 Radio Club 11, 12, Vice-President 1 1, President 123 Student Council 11, 1 23 Engineering Club 12. ETHEL LOIS FERGUSON Y-Teen 10, 113 Business Education 113 Library Club 125 Folk Dancing Club 12. MARGARET ELEANOR FINCHER Horneroom President 10, 123 Beta Club 11, 12, Allied Youth Club 103 Folk Dancing Club 113 journalism Club 10, 11, Secretary 10, 113 Junior Class VicefPreSic1ent3 Cheerleader 123 Senior Su- perlative, Cutest 3 Student Council 10, 11, 12, Secretarv 113 Calendar Girl 11, 123 EAST WIND Business Staff 11, 12. JULIA HARPER FISHER Science Club 103 11, 12, Chaplain 10, Secretary 11, Vice-President 123 Y-Teen 103 Folk Dancing Club 113 French Club 113 Intramural Council 12, Secretary 123 Journalism Club 123 EAST VVIND Business Staff 10, 123 Homeroom Reporter 10, 113 Chorus 111 Choir 12, Band 10, 113 Maiorette 10, 11g Bus Driver 113 123 Basketball 11. IRA MCDONALD FLOWE F.F.A. 10, 11, Vice-President 10, Reporter 113 Hoineroom Treasurer 103 Homeroom President 115 4-1-1 Club 11, Reporter 113 Audio-Visual Club ll, 12. GEORGE HENDERSON FOARD D.E. Club 123 Bus Driver 11. DONALD RAY FOSTER Hoineroom Secretary 103 Motor Club 11, 123 4-H Club 11, Secretarv 113 Intramural Council 123 Football 10, 12. SUE Fox CHARLES THONIAS FULK Allied Youth Club 115 F.T.A. 11, 12, President 125 French Club 11, 125 journalism Club 125 Student Council 125 Reynolds High School-Dramatics Club 105 Band 105 Red Cross 105 Orchestra 105 Bible Club 10. JERRY LYNN FUNDERBURK EEA, 105 D.E. Club 11, 12. CHARLES KENNETH GARDNER Science Club 105 Radio Club ll, Chaplain 125 Basketball 105 Bus Driver 11, 12. WALTER GLENN Motor Club 10, 11, 125 Arts Sc Crafts ll, 125 Bus Driver 12. PENELOPE CLOVER 1'1omerOo1n Secretary 105 Bible Club 105 Allied Youth Club 10, 115 F.T.A. 11, 125 Vice-President Countv Club 12, Treasurer 125 YATeen 125 Junior Red Cross 10, 11, 125 Office Assistant 125 Chorus ll, 12, Secretary 115 EAST WIND Sophomore Edi- 11011 FRANCES GORDAN Allied Youth Club 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Basketball 105 EAST WIND Staff 11. HAL DERBf1ONT Goss I. V. Basketball 105 Baseball 10. CHARLES WILLIAM GRAHAM Library Club 125 Science Club 12. BARBARA LILLIAN GRAYSON Y-Teen 105 Allied Youth 10, 11, 125 Arts 8: Crafts Club 12: llasketbzll 105 11, 125 Homeroom Sec rctarv 10. BESSIE CAROL GREENE HQJIIICIOOHI Vice President 105 Allied Youth 105 ll, Treasurer llg Folk Dancing ll, 125 Bus Driver 115 12. JOSEPH CAR1Xf1ON GREENE Ilomeroom VicefPresident 125 Audio-Visual Club 11, 125 Motor Club 115 Science Club 11, 125 Radio Club 12, Reporter 125 French Club 115 Central High SchoolfAudiO-Visual Club 105 Homeroom President 10. TOMMY KENNETH GREENE D.E. Club 11, 125 Motor Club 10. RICHARD DALE GRICE Iunior Red Cross 105 Homerooin Treasurer 105 EAST WVIND S'aff ll, 125 Cheerleader 125 Cheer- leading Club 125 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 Bible Club 115 Bus Driver 10, 115 Basketball 10. JOYCE ANN GRIFFIN Photography Club 105 Y-Teen 10, 12, Homeroom Vice-President 125 Folk Dancing Club 11. 'lAlX4ES KOEHLER GROSS Football 10, 11, 125 Track 10, 115 Block E Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 125 lVlarslIal ll, 125 French Club 11, 125 National Honor Society ll, 125 Civitan Conference Representative 115 Engineers Club 125 Folk Dancing Club 125 EAST VVIND, As- sistant Sports Editor 10. JEAN ISABELLA GROVE Commercial Club 10, 11, Reporter 105 D.E. Club ll, 125 Science Club 10. JANIES MONROE GULLEY Motor Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 1 23 Engineering Club 125 Science Club 12. MARLENE GUTHRIE French Club 115 Photography Club 115 Bible Club 115 Band 115 Y-Teen 125 Science Club 125 Central-Band 10. JACK HOWARD HAGLER Hi-Y Club 105 Radio Club 11g Motor Club 11. VIRGINIA LEE l-IAGLER Y-Teen 10 11, 129 Library Club 1 O, 1 15 Band 10, 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 French Club 1 0. YVONNE MARIE HAIGLER Chairman Invitation Committee IuniorfSeniOr5 Audio-Visual Club 10, ll, 12, Secretary 115 Vice- President 115 EAST VVIND, Assistant Business Manager 11, Business Staff 10, 115 Girls' State 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 D.E. Club 12, Vice-Presb rlent 12. THOMAS DAVID l'lALL Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Arts Sr Crafts Club 10, ll, 12, Vice-President and Secretarv 125 Motor Club 10, 115 Engineering Club 12, Treasurer 125 French Club ll, 12. ELEANOR FRANCES 1'1A1Xf1RICK Homerooin President 125 Library Club 10, 11, 125 F.T.A. 10, 11, 12, Historian 10, Secretary 125 Chairman Senior Class Trip Committee 125 Stu- dent Council 125 French Club 11. CLYDE LEE HARDISON, JR. F.F.A. ll, 125 Motor Club 125 Bus Driver 11, 125 Baseball 10. JOY SUZANNE HARGETT EAST VVIND Business Staff 105 Science Club 10, 11, 12, Reporter 115 Y-Teen 105 Iournalism Club ll, 125 Voice 11, 125 Honreroonr Reporter 10, 125 Junior Red Cross 115 Chorus 115 Choir 12. THOMAS DAVID l'lARGETT Science Club 105 Motor Club 105 D.E. Club 11, 12. TONY CARL HARRIS Baseball 10, 11, 125 I. V. Football 115 Varsity Football 125 I. V. Basketball 10, 115 Football Manager 105 Arts and Crafts Club 10, 115 Science Club 12. -lA1NIES DONOVAN HAWFIELD Engineering Club 125 French Club 11, 12, Treas- urer 125 Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, 125 Motor Club ll. DOROTHY GRAY HAYES Pltotograplry Club 105 Library Club 10, 115 Bus Driver 10, 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 D.E. Club 12. CLAYTON LEE HELBIS 1Ii-Y Club 105 D.E. Club 11, 125 Folk Dancing Club 11. LORRAINE HENDERSON Homeroom Secretary 105 Red Cross 105 Library Club 105 Cheerleader 11, 125 Cheerleading Club 11, 12, Secretary 125 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 Bible Club 105 Junior Class Treasurer5 Senior Class Treasurer5 Horneroom President 125 Student Council 125 Senior Superlative, 'Tricndliestng Senior Beauty. MARGARET ELIZABETH HrOKs Y-Teen 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 D.E. Club 12. MARY ANGELINE HILTON Commercial Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 1 l 5 F.T.A, ll, 12, Devotional Chairman 125 Latin Clu b 1 2. ROY EDWARD HOFFMAN, Hornerooni Vice-President 10, 115 Science Club 10, 11, 12, Treasurer 11, 125 Motor Club 105 Audio- Visual Club 10, 11, 12, Assistant Chief Operator 11, Chief Operator 125 Radio Club 11, 12, Presi- dent 11, Vice President 125 Engineering Club 125 Student Council 11, 12. lV1ARY KATHRYNE l'lO1XIOL1K Draiuatics Club 125 Hopewell High Sclrool-lllaior ctte 10, 115 Basketball Team 10, 115 President F.H.A. 105 Sorority lllember 10, 115 Homeroom Secretary 10. DAN HONEYCUTT Motor Club 11, 125 Arts and Crafts Club 11, 12. ROBERT LEROY HORNE Baseball 10, ll, 125 I. V. Basketball ll. SABIIUEL WATSON l'lOWIE Hmneroom President 105 Siuclent Council 105 Science Club 10, 123 Motor Club 10, 12. QIABIES M. HOWLAND 13.F.A. Club 10, 115 Bible Club 105 Radio Club 115 D.E. Club 12. SARAH 1-IORNE HOWLAND Y Tccn 10, 115 Allied Youth 105 Folk Dancing ll. LYDIA BERNICE HUNTER Librarv Club 10, 125 Bible Club 115 Business Education Club 11, 125 Dramatics Club 105 Chorus 115 Choir 12. CHARLES HOWARD 1-IUNTLEY F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, President 10, Vice-President 11, President 125 Hi-Y 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 11, 125 Homeroom Secretary 105 Student Council 12. JOYCE ELIZABETH HURLEY Bible Club 115 Commercial Club 115 Girls' Ensem- ble 10g Choir 115 D.E. Club 12. RODNEY GRAHANI HUTCHISON Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, 125 Choir 10, 12. CAROL BAUCOL1 INGRAIVI YTeen 10, 11, Secretary 115 D.E. Club 12, Treas- urer 125 Business Education Club 125 Folk Dancing Club ll. CARL MITZELL JANIISON Motor Club 10, 115 Hi-Y Club ll, 125 Baseball 10, 11, 125 Football ll, 12. VVILLIAIYI THOMAS IAIVIISON Science Club 10, ll, 12, Vice-President 115 French Club ll, Treasurer5 blarshal 11, 125 Honor Sucietv 11, 12, President 125 Student Council 125 EAST VVIND 105 Engineering Club 125 Senior Su- perlative, Most Intellectual , Junior Rotariang D.fX.R. Award U. S. History. NANCY JOHNSON Business Education 10, ll, 12, Bible Club 11, 125 Y Teen 10. J. C. JOHNSTON Hi-Y Club 105 Homerooin Treasurer 105 J. V. Baseball 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 Motor Club 11. WAYNE CHARLESWARTH JONES Motor Club 105 Radio Club 11, 125 Science Club ll, 125 Band 10, 115 Bus Driver 10, ll, 125 Science Fair VVinner 10. BOBBY RAY JORDAN Hi-Y 105 F.F.A, 125 Baseball 10, 11. GLORIA JOANN KENNEDY 4fH 10, 115 Allied Youth 115 Y-Teen 12. DON KHVISEY Football 10, 11, 125 Basketball 105 Track 105 Science Club 105 Debating Club 105 Block E Club 11, 12. JAMES STEWART KING Homeroom Treasurer 125 Science Club 115 Bible Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 Student Coun- cil 125 Arts and Crafts Club 12, President 125 Basketball 10, 11, 125 Cross Country 125 Track 125 Engineering Club 12. GUTHRIE HOOD LENIMOND Bible Club 105 Allied Youth 10, 115 F.T.A. 11, 12, Parliainenrarian 125 French Club 11, 12, His- torian ll, Vice-President 125 Girls' State 115 Mar- shal 11, 125 National Honor Society 11, 125 EAST WIND Staff ll, 12, Business Staff 11, Editorial Staff 12, CO-Literary Editor 12. LILA KAY l.,E1V1lN1OND Homeroom Secretary 105 Bible Club 105 Allied Youth 10, 11, 125 Basketball 10, F.T.A. Club 11, 12, Reporter 125 French Club 115 Band 10. MARY FRANCES LILLY Folk Dancing 105 Library Club 115 School-wide Scrapbook Chairman 115 Intramural Club Coun :i 12. EVELYN CLAUDIA LINKER Allied Youth 105 Business Education Club 11, 12, Treasurer 125 Library Club 12. DUTCH LITTLE Homerooni President 10, 115 Student Council 10, 115 Junior Rotarian 125 Senior Class Vice- President5 Junior Class Treasurerg Basketball 10, 11, 12, BARBARA ANNE LONG Hoineroom Vice-President 105 Bible Club 105 Photographv Club 105 Journalism Club 11, 12, Secretary 125 Home Room Vice-President 115 Folk Dancing 115 Dramatics Club 115 Reporter ll: French Club 11, 125 Homeroom Secretary 125 Beta Club ll, 12, President 125 Allied Youth Club 125 Senior Class SecrctarV5 Supcrlative, 'tMost Bashfulf' P i CONNIE RHAE MARTIN Basketball 10, Y-Teen 103 Junior Red Cross 103 Photographs' Club 11, Secretarv 113 Allied Youth ll, 12, Treasurer 123 Science Club 12. ROBERT LEE MASHEURN, JR. lf.l3.A. Club 10, ll3 Ili-Y Club 113 D.li. Club 12. BETTY RUTH lVlATTHEWS llomeroom Secretary 123 Business Education Club lu, ll. 12, Vice President 123 Folk Dancing 113 Junior Red Cross 123 National I-lonor Society 11, 123 French Club ll, 12. JOYCE BEVERLY MAY llomeroom Secretary 10, 11, 123 Science Club 103 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 125 Bible Club llg YATeen Club 123 Marshal ll, 123 National Honor Society ll, 123 French Club 11, 123 Chairman Com- mencement and Baccalaureate Committee. JOAN SEBEK METCALF llomcroom Secretarv 10, 123 Homeroom Treas- urer l13 Photography Club 103 Allied Youth 113 Folk Dancing Club 11, 123 Calendar Girl 125 Cheerleader 12. DONNA PHYLLIS MCCAIN llomeroorn Treasurer 10, 123 Commercial Club 10, 11, 12, Secretary 123 Science Club 103 Na' tional Honor Society 11, 123 French Club 11. SHIRLEY ANN MCCALL F.H.A. Club 103 Business Education Club 11, 123 Y-Teen Club 113 Allied Youth 12. MARTIIA JEAN MCCORKLE Bible Club 10, 11, 123 Library Club 105 F.H.A. Club 113 Dramatics Club 12, Chorus 10, 113 Girls' Glee Club 12. JOHN PAUL MOMANLIS lloineroom President 103 Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent 113 F.F.A. Club 10, 11, 12, Vice-President 12, Treasurer 10, Sentinal 113 4-Il Club 10, ll, 12, Treasurer 11, 123 AudicyVisual Club ll, 12. JI1XIlX'1Y MCMEPIAN EARL LEWIS lVl1LLER Science Club 11g Radio Club 123 Music Club 11, 12, President 123 Band 11, 12, President 123 Stu- dent Council 12, VVaVnesboro Area High School- Band 10, 113 Orchestra 10, 113 Dance lland 10, 113 Sextet 103 Glee Club 103 District Band 10, 113 Dis- trict Forensics 10, ll3 Countv Band 10, ll. JA1VlES B. MILLEII Motor Club 103 Arts 8a Crafts 10, llQ llolk Danc- ing 113 Radio Club 123 Engineers Club 12. ww '1 fJ' 54,1 wa-'-' X GAIL MONTEITH Y-Teen Club I0, 125 Red Cross 10, 11, Report- er 115 Allied Youth Club 115 Science Club 12. JOHN WESLEY MORROW, JR. liiblc Club 10, 115 Arts and Crafts Club 105 Dra- rnatics 11, 12, 'lireasurer 125 Art Club 12, Ile' porter 125 Superlative, Hhlost Versatile. JIBIDIY lYlORTON 1'lU1'l1SIOUl1l President 105 D.E. Club 11, 12, Presi- dent 11, 125 Student Council 10, 11, 125 D.E. Club Association President in VVest North Caro- lina 115 D.E, Club Association l'resident for North Carolina 125 D.E. Clubs National Vice-President 12. lX lABEL lXlORTON Bible Club 10, 11, 125 YfTcen Club 115 Allied Youth 125 llollt Dancing Club ll. JOYCE ANN lVlULL1S Allied Youth Club 105 Y-Teen Club 115 Folk Dancing 11, 125 Bus Driver 125 Library Club 12. LINDA LOU lV1YERS Business Education Club 125 Dramaties Club 10. BRICE DEARMOND NEWELL 11iAY Club 105 llible Club 105 Motor Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 Hornerooom Intramural Manager 125 Bus Driver 125 Baseball 12. EMMA HAZEL NEWTON Y-Teen Club 105 Allied Youth 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 D.E. Club 125 Basketball 10, 11. EMMA LOUISE NOELL llomeroom Treasurer 105 Bible Club 10, 115 Allied Youth Club 12, President 125 17.1'1.A. 105 EAST XVIND Editorial Staff 10, 11, 12, Sophomore Editor. Assistant Editor ll, Feature Editor 125 Dramaties Club 115 Student Council 125 Executive Council 125 Marshal 11, 125 National Honor Soeietv 11, 125 Journalism Club 115 Senior Supcrlative, Hhlosl Likelv To Succeedng French Club 11, Vice-Presie dent 115 Choir 12. CAROLYN PAYE NOLES Arts Sc Crafts Club 105 Y-Teen Club 105 Girls' Ensemble 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 Chorus 115 Business Education Club 115 Dramatics Club 125 Choir 125 Photograpltv Club 12. IERRY ARNOLD NORMAN Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, 125 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 125 lius Driver 10, ll, 12. ELIZABETH ANNE ORR Homeroorn President 10, 125 llomeroom Secre- tarv 115 Librarv Club 105 Chorus 105 Choir 11, Secretarv 115 Folk Dancing Club 11, Treasurer 115 Cheerleader ll, 125 Cheerleading Club 11, 12, Secretarv 11, President 125 Head Cheerleader 125 Drarnatics Club 125 Student Council 10, 125 Execu- tive Council 125 llomecorning Queen 125 Girls' State 12. HELEN ELAINE OSBORNE Bible Club 103 4-H Club 113 Library Club 12. CELIA ANN OVERTON National Honor Soeietv 11, 12, Reporter 123 Stu- dent Council 123 Beta Club 10, 11, 123 Pho- tography Club 10, French Club 11, 12, President 113 Allied Youth Club 10, 113 Marshal 11, 123 EAST VVIND Editorial Staff 11, 12, Assistant Editor 11, Editor-in-Chief 123 EAST VVIND Business Staff 10, Honierooni Representative: Basketball 103 Journalism Club 10, 11, 12, Viceflnresident 123 llomerooni Treasurer 103 Quill 8: Scroll 11, 123 Miss East 1Vind 12. TERTTU PALLASNIAA Evchange Student from Finland 123 Student Coun- cil 123 Yflleen Club 123 Draxnatics Club 123 Forensic Club 123 French Club 123 Journalism Club 12. PATRICIA ELAINE PAYTON Science Club 10, 11, 12, Chaplain 11, Secre- tarv 123 Bible Club 103 French Club ll, 123 Naf tional Honor Soeietv ll, 12, Vice-President 123 Observer Teen Panel 12. BETTY LOU PEELE Debating Club 11, 12, Secretarv and Treasurer 12, VVake Forest Representative 113 Dramatics Club 11, 123 EAST NVIND Business Staff 11, 123 Eagle Reporter 11, 123 Journalism Club 11, 123 Voice of Dernocracv Award 123 United Nations Speech Award 113 Red Cross 123 Choir 123 North Mecklene burg High School4Student Council 103 Choir 103 Band 103 Latin Club 103 Chess Club 10. JONES FRANKLIN PENDER Bible Club 113 1:.F.A. Club 123 Bus Driver 12. FRANCES ANNE PERRY Business Education Club 10, 113 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, President 123 Student Council 12. DON P1UGH PHILLIPS Honieroom President 103 Homeroom Treasurer 113 Homerooin Vice-President 123 Student Council 10, 123 Senior Superlativc, Hliest Looking 3 Debating Club 103 Block UE Club 11, 12, President 123 Engineering Club 123 Football 10, 11, 123 Basket- ball 103 Baseball 10, 11, 12. BILL RAY PIGG 1-iorneroein Vice-President 103 Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, President 113 Bus Driver 10, ll, 123 1-li-Y Club 10. JERRY 1'lA1X'1ILTON PIGG J. V. Football 103 Arts and Crafts Club 103 ll, Treasurer 113 Hi-Y Club 103 llomeroom Vice- President 103 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 123 Intra- mural Council 12. SARAH LOUISE POINDEXTER Bible Club 103 Girls' Ensemble 10, Vice-Presi- dent 103 Business Education Club 11, 12, Presi- dent l23 Honor Society ll, 123 lllarshal 11, 123 Choir 11, 12, Accompanist 123 Student Council 123 EAST VVIND Staff 12, Tvpist 123 Homeroom Treas- urer 123 Allied Youth Club 12. VIRGINIA JACKSON PRESLEY EAST VVIND Editorial Staff 10, 123 Sophomore Editor 10, Assistant Facultv Editor 123 Bible Club 103 Pbotograpliv Club 10, 11, Reporter 113 Basketball 103 Art Club 11, 12, Vice-President 123 Beta Club 11, 123 Homeroom Sceretarv 113 First Place Selling Contest 113 First Place Annual Ad Contest 113 First Place Safetv Scrapbook Poster Contest 113 Student Council 123 French Club 123 junior Red Cross 11, 12, President 123 Home- roorn Reporter 12. MART1-IA ELIZABETH PRICE Chorus 113 Clioir 123 Senior Superlative, Most Athletic 3 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, Vice-Presi- dent 123 Bible Club 103 Intramural Club 123 Frencli Club 113 Basketball 10, 11, 12, Captain 12. BOBBY C. PURSER Motor Club 103 Track 10, 123 Bus Driver 11, 123 Folk Dancing Club ll, 123 Rlock E Club 11, 123 Science Club 10. RODNEY LAMAR PURSER Basketball 10, 11, 123 F.F.A. 10, 11, 12, Report- er 123 Motor Club 103 Cross Countrv Track 12. EVELYN ARVONIA RANISEY EI-LA. Io, 11. RICHARD WESSON RANKIN D.E. Club 11, 12, Associate President 113 Folk Dancing Club 10. 1. MARION RAYNES Engineering Club 12. BILLIE FAYE REA Commercial Club 103 Folk Dancing Club 113 Y- Teen 12. HARRY REA Motor Club 10, 113 D.E. Club 12. CREIG CALVIN RICHARDS Motor Club 10, ll, Science Club 10, 113 Basket- ball brlanager 103 Track llflanagcr 10, 11, 123 Cross Ccuntrv nlanager 125 Band 10, 113 Block E Club ll, 12, Sergeant at-Arms 123 French Club 11. FRED L. RIPPY Arts and Crafts Club 103 Science Club 103 Radio Club ll. JUDITH ANN ROCK Homerooin Secretary 10, 113 Bible Club 10, 113 Science Club 103 Folk Dancing Club 113 Y-Teen Club 12, President 123 Beta Club 11, 123 Civitan Conference Representative 113 Bus Driver ll, 123 Student Council 12, Secretary 12, Parliamentarian 12, Executive Council 123 French Club 11, 12. JAIXIES ASHLEY ROSENBLATT Band 10, 123 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer 11, President 123 Student Council 12, Execu- tive Council 12.Q Bible Club 10, 113 Motor Club 103 Allied Youth Club 103 Bus Driver 11, 123 Chair- man Guidance Horneroom 10, 11, 123 Musicians Club 123 Dramatics Club 11. CAROLE JEAN SANDERS Junior Red Cross Representative 11, Vice-Presi- dent 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Librarv Club 125 F.T.A. Club 125 Chorus 125 Barnwell High School fNlaV Attendant 105 Glee Club 10. JUDITH Ross SATTERFIELD Allied Youth Club 10, 115 Y-Teen Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 125 Intramural Club Chairman 125 Junior Red Cross 105 Chorus 115 Choir 12. THO1XfIAS FRINKLEN SCARBORO Arts and Crafts Club 10, 11, 125 F.F.A. Club 105 115 12. GARLAND ELLIO SCOTT, JR. Science Club 105 115 Radio 115 Engineer's Club 12. VERA VICTORIA SELLERS Horneroom Treasurer 105 Science Club 105 Bible Club 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 Business Educa- tion Club 11, 12, Reporter 12. JERRY WAYNE SHORE Science Club 10, 115 Motor fllub 10, ll, 125 Folk Dancing Club 12. RAY BENNIE SHRUM Honieroom Treasurer 115 Beta Club ll, 125 Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 125 Bus Driver 125 Basketball 105 Baseball 11, 12. ANNE DOLORES SHUPING Vice-President Sophomore Class5 Homeroorn Treas- urer l05 Dramatics Club 10, 115 Debating Club 105 Homeroorn President 11, 125 Student Council 11, 125 Cheerleading Club 11, 12, ViceAPresi- dent 125 Beta Club 11, 125 Cheerleader 11, 125 Calendar Girl ll, 125 hflav Queen 115 Junior Beautv5 Carrousel Princess 125 Senior Superlativc, HBest LoOking 5 EAST VVIND Staff, Junior Editor, Senior Editor. PATRICIA ANNE SIGNION Central High School-Y-Teen Club 115 Bible Club 10, 11. PAUL ANDREW SIGLION Motor Club 115 Folk Dancing 125 D.E. Club 11, 12, Promotion Editor 12, SALESCHECK Editor 12. RICHARD FREDRICK SINIENDINGER Forensic Club 10, 115 125 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 Track Team 10, 125 Cross Country 12. MELVIN SHYIPSON Baseball 105 Homeroorn Vice-President 105 Folk Dancing Club 11, 125 Science Club 105 Motor Club 105 Bus Driver 11, 125 Senior Superlative, Cutest.'l lA1N1ES DONALD SINCLAIR Baseball 10, 12. THOMAS MCVAY SKINNER 11 Football 10, 11, 12, Captain 125 Baseball 115 Track 105 Block E Club 11, 125 Superlative, Ullost Courteousf, CAROLYN LEE SDIITH Bible Club 10, 115 Y-Teen Club 105 Folk Dancing Club ll, 125 Cheerleading Club 125 lloinerooin Vice-President 115 Homcmoni President 125 Student Council 125 Cheerleader 125 Bus Driver 125 Cal- endar Girl 11, 125 Senior Beauty. DAVID FRANK SlN'1ITH Science Club 115 Music Club ll, 12, Vice-Presi dent 125 13.12. Club 12. ROSENIARY SMITH Y-Teen Club 10, 125 Photngrapliv Club 105 Dra- Inatics Club 115 Folk Dancing Club 115 Business Education Club 125 Maiorette ll, 125 Band 10, ll, 125 Bus Driver 12. BETTY IEANNE SPENCER Allied Youth Club 10, 115 Y-Teen Club 11, 125 Horneroom Treasurer 105 Folk Dancing 11. 12. CLARA FRANCES SPENCER Honierooni President 105 Photography Club 105 Allied Youth Club 10, ll, 12, Secretarv ll, Presi- dent 125 Homeroom Vice-President 115 Student Council 10, 125 lllarshal ll, 125 National Honor Soeietv ll, 12, Treasurer 12: Hoineroom Treasf urer 125 French Club ll, 125 EAST WIND Editorial Staff ll, 125 Chairman Student-Faculty Directory Committee 12. WINNIERED STANCIL Bible Club 10, 115 Library Club 125 Chorus 12. MARY LOUISE STEGALL Bible Club 10, 115 Photography Club 105 F.T.A. 115 Allied Youth 125 D.E. Club 12. MAX STEINEK Science Club 105 Arts and Crafts Club ll, 125 Bus Driver 12. DELORES 1V1AR1E STOVER Business Education Club 10, ll, 12, VicefPresi- dent 115 Bible Club 115 Allied Youth 12. NOEL LEO STYPNIANN Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Program Chairman 11, President 125 Folk Dancing Club 115 Iournalism Club 10, 115 French Club 115 Photography Club 105 Student Council 12. BILLY HUGH SUSTAR Hi-Y 10, 17.F.A. 11, 129 Folk Dancing Club 10, ll. JOHNNY S. SUTTON Motor Club 10, Science Club 12. BETTY SUE TADLOCK Business Education Club 10, ll, 12, Allied Youth Club 11, Science Club 10, Y-Teen Club 12. BETTY PAYE TAYLOR Butiness Education Club 10, 11, 125 Bible Club 113 Allied Youth Club 12. JOHN THERON TAYLOR Arts and Crafts Club 103 Radio Club 11, 12. ROBERT LEROY TAYLOR, JR. Homeroom Secretary 10, 11, Arts and Crafts Club 109 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, Treasurer 129 Basketball 10, 119 Track 12. JA1X'1ES W1LL1A1x1 THROWER, JR. Science Club 10, 11, 12, President 12, Sergeant- at Arms 12, Student Council 129 Boys' State 11, Bus Driver 10, 11, 125 Motor Club 10, Folk D ncing Club 11. 1 GEORGE WALKER THURSTON Block E Club 10, 11, 12, Sergeant-at-Arms 115 l1iY Club 12, President 125 Folk Dancing Club 10, llg Football 10, 11, 129 Baske'ball 10: Base' bell 10- Homeroom Secretary 123 Senior Superla- tivc, 'iltlost Popular. MARTHA JANE TUCKER Allied Youth 103 Bible Club 11, Folk Dancing Club 12. NELLIE CAROLYN TURNER 4-H Club 103 Business Education Club 115 14 Tecn Club 12, REESE EARL UNTZ . X ts rnzl Crafts Club 10, 11, 123 Bus Drivcr 10, ll, 123 Football 10, 129 Homeroom Treasurer 12. GRETCHEN LYNNE VERRAN Y-Teen Club 10, 12, Bible Club 10, Choir 10, 11, 125 Central High-Girls Glcc Club. WINTHROP ALEXANDER VINCENT Science Club 10, 11, 129 Block UE Club 11, 129 Motor Club 109 Football 119 Bus Driver 11, 129 First Place Science Fair 10, 11. BILL E. WALLACE Homeroom President 109 F.F.A. Club 10, 119 D.1i. Club 129 Student Council 10. LYNDA MARIE WALLACE Bible Club 10, 119 Allied Youth Club 12. CHARLES DANIEL WALTERS Science Club 109 D.E. Club 119 Folk Dancing Club 12. JANIES DURAN WALTERS Hi-Y Club 10, 11, 129 Motor Club 109 Science Club 119 Folk Dancing Club 129 Football 10. EMORY BOYCE WARNER Track 119 Motor Club 11, 129 Hi-Y Club 119 Dramatics Club 12. Chorus 11, LOUISE CHRISTINA WATERS llopewell High School-Dramatics Club 109 Science Club 109 Librarv Club 109 French Circle 11. BETTY JEAN WHITE Homeroom President 109 F.H.A. 10, 11, 12, Par- liamentarian 129 Audio-Visual Club 10, 11, 12, Reporter 129 French Club .11, 129 Folk Dancing Club 119 Student Council 10. VELVA HAYDEN WHITESCARVER Sophomore Class President 109 Homeroom Vice- President 109 Dramatics Club 10, 11, 12, Treas- urer 11, President 129 Journalism Club 10, 119 Bible Club 119 Beta Club 11, 125 Junior Class Secretary: Calendar Girl 11, 129 Cheerleader 119 Senior Superlative, t'Most Popular 9 French Club 11, 129 Homeroom President 119 Student Council 10, 11, 12, President 12, Executive Council 129 EAST VVIND, Assistant Club Editor 11, Club Edi- tor 129 Science Club 10, 119 Chairman Theme Committee junior-Senior. C. DOUGLAS VVILLIANIS, IR. Audio-Visual Club 10, 119 129 F.F.A. 10, 119 Folk Dancing Club 113 Science Club 129 National Honor Society 11, 12. DIANA RAY WILLIAMS Photography' Club 109 Drarnatics Club 10, 119 Folk Dancing Club 11, 12, Secretary 129 French Club 11, 129 Reporter 11, Secretary 129 Homeroom Secretary 12. BEVERLY DAY WILLIAMSON, IR. Photography Club 119 French Club 129 Motor Club 129 Radio Club 11, 129 J. V. Baseball 11. 'MW JOSEPH FRED WILSON Motor Club 103 Science Club 10, 11, 12, Rc- portcr 123 Radio Club 11, 12, Secretary 11, 123 Engineering Club 12, President 125 Student Coun- cil 125 Journalism Club 12: Truck 10, 11, 12, Crois Country 12, Captain 12, Award, Most Val- uzlb e. STEVEN RAY WI1.SON Bible Club 10, 11, 12g F.F.A. 125 Football 105 Baseball 105 Basketball Blanagcr 10, 11, 125 Head Manager 12. CHARLES BOGARD WYATT Football 11, 125 lilnuk E Club 125 llngincering Club 125 Arts amd Crafts Club 115 Bus Driver 11, 12. EDNA PENDER Y ATES F.1'I.A. 105 Folk Dancing Club 115 Commercial Club 11. fffjff ff K7 Ufrqmla 'presllf Senior Trip to New York Page Thzrty nme HXx7l19T8 we going? 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X IANE PHILLIPS .. 4 X? , L Gai J' fwfr Z q.-4 n.h..w l Vice-President . . . .T1'easu1'e1' . . 4 .Adviser . , . .President . . 4 .Secretary DORENE ACKER SANDRA ALLEN PAT BAGGETT BILIY AGNEW WILLIARI AMMONS BOB BAILEY CARLETON ALEXANDER DELORES ANDERSON PEGGY BARNES LAROLYN ALEXANDER JOANN ARANT FREDDY BENTLY IDIANNE ALEXANDER EVERETT ASHLEY CLARK BLACK RUSSELL ALFRED VIRGINIA ASHLEY IEANETTE BLACKWELDER PIARRY ALLEN CJLEN AUSTIN LARRY BLEVINS FRANCES BOONE BARRY BONENO ALLEN BREWER DONALD BROOKS SANI BROWN FRED BRUNK BARBARA BRYAN ANITA BUCHANAN WHEELER BUFF BILL BURNS HARRY BURNS SARA BUTLER JUDY BYRD DOUG CALDWELL PAT CALDWELL JOYCE CARTER BARBARA LOOK .I ELAINE CALLAHAN ED CHESNUTT WIXYNE COOK FLORINE CAMPBELL LARRY CLANTON GEORGE COUCHELL IIKINIY CANNUP ALLEN CLEVELAND CAROL COURTNEY BRENDA CARPENTER LARRY COBURN SUSAN CRANE FAULS CARPENTER PAUL COLLIER JHXI CRAWFORD JHVI CARROLL WAYNE CONNER IACKIE CRONIN BARBARA CRUMP CAROLYN CRUIXTP JOHN CRUNIP BOBBY CULP IO ANN CUTHBERSON BONNIE DABBS OLIN DARNELL BUD DAVIS IOHNNY DAVIS MITCHELL DAVIS PAT DAVIS ELAINE DEASON JOEL DEESE DON DEKLE EAN DIERSTEIN DANNY EARNSBURL ER BETTY DULIN RICHARD EVANS IANICE DULIN TOMMY FAIIE DANNY DUNCAN ERRY FINCHER DONALD EARNHART YVONNE FINCHER OHNNY EARP PEGLX FLAII LYNETTE FLEENOR Hour FLINCHIIM IEANNE FOARD RICHARD FOCIEIXIAN BETSI FORBIQ TONS FRANCIS bon FREELAND GEORGE I REE1XlAN TOBIBIY FUNDERBURK IRAN FURR IIXUXIY IURR IUDY FURR LINDA KAY FURR XWATSCN FURR lJEN CrADDY SAUNDRA GADDY IANICE CTAINEX IJARBARA GLADDEN VVILLIAAI GLADDEN JIBHXIY GODFREY JUNIORS BARBARA EARP MARSHALL FISHER MARY SUE Fox 'I .4 1 1 -1 I 3 1 A N I We RT, IQAREN GRANVILIIE NIIICKEY GRISWALD IUDY IIAIL REBECCA GRANT IVIORTON GRCJSWALD EDITH IIAPPE 1' ARNURI GRAY RAEL CZROSVVALD IRANCES IIARGETT REBLC QA GREENE SUSAN GURLEN' WYAT1 IIARGEII BILLY GRIFFIN .IIRIIYIY LIAIGLER ROBERT IIARREY bONNIE GRIFFIN LARRY IJAIGLER DON HARRIS TIIEREQA GRIFFIN IDOROTHY IIAIII, FISIE IIARRIS BETTY IIARTIS JERRY LIARTIS ROBERT LIARTIS JESSE LIARTLE DOTTIE HARWELI. GAIL LIARWELL BOB HAWKINS PATSY HEGLER GARY LIELIVIS JOAN IJELTXIS LARRY HELAIS 'TOIXUXIY LIELIXIS W. L. LIELIXIS RUTII LIERRIN U., TOINLBIY LIICKS BOBBY HILL JO ANN HILTON TIIXI IJOIXULLER COLLEEN HOOKS LEE LIOOTEN EDWARD HOPPER DON LIORNE SYLVIA LIORTON PEGGY HOWARD LARRY IJOWELL HELEN HOWIE T'OlVID'IY HUOKS MIKE HUNTER CLETUS LIUNTLEY JUNIORS WANDA HURSEY GARY IDOL SHVIMONS ISLER TOMMY JAMES DORIS IJUFFINIAN B. JAMISON DON JEFFERIES PATTY KAP-RO SARA JENKINS GEORGE KEESLER CAROLYN JOHNSON WAYNE KELLY LAURA JOHNSON EDWARD KILNIAN BILL JONES DOT KIMBRELL DEAT KANIPE BECKY KING KAY KAPLAN MARIE KISIAH S TEDDY KNIGHT JERRY LONG LAURA MARTIN JANE KRUGER SUSAN LONG RICHARD MATTOX SI-IEILA L.ElX'I1XIOND JUDY LONGWITH DORIS IXXICALLISTER GAYLE LIGON DAVID LORD KENNETH MCATEER BETTY LITTLE PHYLLIS LOVE RICHARD MCCARN JUDY LITTLE BRUCE LOWE BOB MCCLAREY ROBERT LOCKHART BERNARD MARTIN BRENDA MCCORKLE KAY MCCRACKEN NANCY 1VIEACHA1Ni IEIEATHER MCDONALD BYRON MEADE RUTH MCDOUCLE CAROLYN JVIERRITT DOROTHY MCGILL JAN MERRITT BOBBY MCKECHNIE CAROLYN MOORE MARY JANE MCKEE PATRICIA MOORE JIM MCNAUL RONALD MOORE F 'Hm- mm- Www MIM KEITII RXIORRIS IROGER MORRISCJN BOBBY MOSS 14 RANCES IVIOTLEY RAY RXIULIANEY DONNIE MULLIS STEVE NEWELI IERRY NICHOLS BARBARA NORMAN PETER OPPENHEIBI MARJORIE QRR EAIIL PARKER PEGGY PARKER LYN PATTERSON DON PRESSLEY DIANA PRESSON ROGER PRIVATE BENNY PRIVETTE VVILKIE PURSER KRESS QUERY TOM RAMEY MIKE PATILLO NANCY PERCIVAI JANE PHILLIPS JOANNE PHILLIPS WESLEY PHILLIPS IOIIN PIGG NORMAN PIKE DWIGHT REA FRANK REA IANE REA RALPH REA IERRY REDD BEVERLY REYNOLDS I'IANK REYNOLDS JNIGRS gh I ' sv I me A Sm ? 2 V If fb' gm, K ei: M IE-Q JUNICDRS DON RICE MADALINE RICE RAYMOND ROBBINS jEAN ROBINSON THOMAS ROGEIKS MIKE ROONEY PEGGY RUSSELL ELEANOR SIXIITH HERB SMITH IERRY SBIITII LARRY SNIITII LYN SIXTITII NICIQX' SIYIITH SYDNEY SIXIITH LEAI SAIVIPLE BARBARA SIINTPSON BILL SATTERFIELD BOBBY RAE SHXIPSON CAROL SHIRLEY EDWIN SINCLAIR JEAN SHULL LINDA SKIDBIORE LANNY SIGBION -IERRY SLAWTER ROY SIIXIERLY RICHARD SLOAN ED SIMS NANCY SLOOP WAYNE SIXIITH BILL SOISET BILLY SPEER CAROLYN SQUIRES IIAIBIIE SQUIRES '11OB'IlX'IY STACK BOB STALLINGS W' LARRY STANCIL EUGENE STARNES .IEAN STATON BARBARA STEVENS ELIZABETH STEVENS BARRY STEWART NANCY ANN STEWART BILL LINTZ ARGIE VVALLACE BUCKY ANITA CAROL CAROL JOE VVATTERS SAMMY STRICKLAND SANDRA STRICKLAND BIILFORD STUAIPF VIDA SUDINER SHIRLEY TADLOCI4 DORIS TARLETON PAT TARLETON LARRY 'TAYLOR MIXRGARET TEAGLIE TVTELVIN TEETER NANCY THODIPSON LARRY TODD STANLEY TUCRER RONNIE TURNER JUNIORS Mg , L JM 'MJT . IJ! ff HELEN VVAYNE ,J 'ALMA , I 'I 'Sk X65 7 7 IU , JJ f, I JOHNNX WAX NE WALTERS PATSY VVEDDINGTON KJ JU ' M WARLICIQ ELLIOTT WELCH ,JA5 AL' ' I jx' VVASI-IA1Xl CAROLYN WELLS USM A ' L ' L A . 7 WIATKINS VVILSON WIIITLEH' TUV PM J jf!! 'iw CAROLYN VVILLIABIS XM VA I 0' v MARX' ANN ROBERT KATHRYN KENNETH DON VVILLIAIVIS WILSON WYLIE YANDLE YEETON TALLEY JUNIGRS You VVET9 111 Classes . . . Page Fifty-four BY IQEITH MORRIS fxhl 4 Q 5951 X-is-I l , SOPHOMGRE CLASS wif J Wmffi l F w E W Q 5 OFFICERS Q21 MV! A ' Left io right: KX :fr - J .K h BECKY 'IUNKER . . . , . , . . P IWKYQLP vig? 7 LIBBY VVHITESCARXER ,..,.A . X RACHEL IDULIN .,,A.,.,. l RICHARD VINROC,JT A , , , . Cf? MRS, VIRGINIA TAYLOR . . . ,CS , ryan , T1'CHS1fl1'C1' . , Secretary Vice-President . . .President . . . . Adviser EARL ABERNATHY NANCY ABERNETHY BETTY ALLEN BILL ALEXANDER GINNY ALTIZER MANUEL ARANT SALLY ARDRY FRANK AVERETT BOBBY BAC-LY JEAN BAGVVELL RICHARD BAILEY ROBERT BAILEY BOBBY BAKER PAT BAKER PAT BELK SHARON BELK DEANE BENTON NIOFFATT BENTON CONSTANCE BISHOP JHVIIVIY BLANCHARD JHXI BLAND LYNN BLEVINS SYLVIA BOWERS LARUE BOWLIN JUDY BRADLEY STEVE BRAWLEY DONALD BREWER BILLY BANKER JOHN BANKS ALBERT BARNES BETTY BARTLETT JERRY BAUCOM MARY BAUCONI MARGARET BELK SOPHOMORES MARGARET BROOME CHARIJIE BROWN GAYLENE CALIPBELL FRANCES CHRISTENBURY EUGENE BROWN BARBARA CANUP TOMTXTY CLANTON GENE BRYAN RICHARD CARRIKER JUDY CLAVVSON CARL BUMGARDNER I. E. CARTER JUDY COAN PETE BURNETT PHYLLIS CATHY -IANIOE COLLINS FRANKLIN BYRD CARL CHANDLER FRANK CONNELL BARBARA CALLAHAN TOMTNIY CHIPLEY TED CONNEIL BRYAN COOK SUE DANIEL NTACK COOPER BILL DAVIS TUDY COX DORIS DAVIS DIANE CRAIG ETTA DAVIS ROSALYN CREEL ROY DAVIS SOPHOMORES BOBBY CRISP SYLVIA CRUMP LONNIE DELLINGER DICKY DIXON L, - ,E Q , , , , , MWF? -.IKM E 'ff A L Iif' im, 'QQ-eff Gas? .:., .. D ,hw K 'N-R. 3. C' IFS: M rg., I 3 ff'- ,i aw 3 I 5 in 2 M c' Ii . , E I A ' . , 'Qi MI. , 'W-ug V vm ..,, .Y in I wi.. Vw rj D 1 .f 'W' I. V - , H A5 ' I I A - if ,fy ,,, I QM ' P1 ,Q - I ,.,k A, - if ,I fljn, I NEAL DILTZ RICHARD DOHERTX' UIANE DOUGLAS ED DUCHESNEY -IOHN DUGKWORTII ALIXIA DULIN C. W. DULIN I I 3 RACHEL DULIN DEVONNE DLINCAN UIAIXIES DUNCAN AIACKIE EARP PHIL EASON DALE EDWARDS PEGGY ENLOE 'inns'- Aww ew JINIBIIY ERVIN CAROLYN ESTRIDGE AXIARILYN FAIRCHILD REGGIE PAUST LINDA FENNELL -IUDY FISHER LOIS FISHER ,IUDY FITZGERALD CLIRTIS FREEIXIIAN IOAN FLENIING NANCY FREENIAN OLIN FLOWE JERRY FRYE CAROLYN FLOYD ANN FULGHUBII S ALYCE FOARD SUE FULKERSON GEORGE FOGLE IIIXUNIY FUNDERBURK ANN POSTER BARBARA FURR PHYLLIS FURR TIM FURR LINN GARIRALDI BETSY GARDNER FRED GARNER GLORIA GILBERT DARRYL GILLAND SCJPHOMORES LLOYD GLADDEN PLOAHXIY GRAHAM ANNE GLENN ALTON GRAYSON LINDA GLOSSON BONNIE GREENE LINDA GOBLE BILL GREENE PETER GOLDBURG J1lXf1lXIY GREGORY PEGGY GOODWIN BETTY GRIFFIN IJAROLD GRIFFIN SUSAN GRIFFITH JOE GRIGGS LINDA GULLEDGE JEFF GULI,ER GAY GUNTER BOBBY HAIR LYNN GORDON JERRX GRIFFIN JIIXIL HAMILTON WADE HABIPTON BARRY HANCOCK JUDY HANEY SUSAN HANLINE RLTTI'I HARDIN CHARLES IYIARKEY LINDA IIARTSELL BILLY HERIKON JIMIXIY HAYNES IIOYLE HILL BILL HELBIS PEARL HILL JERRY HELMS JVIARJORIE HILTON KENNETH PIELMS BONNIE EIINEBAUCH IJARRIET HENDERSON DOUGLAS HINTZE STEVE HENDERSON LINDA HIRSCH EUGENE HORNE JIMINIY HORNE BELTON HORTON CHRISTINE HOUGII RUBY HOWELL I'IORACE PIOWINGTON EDDIE HUOKS LORETTA HUDSON SUSAN FIODGSON BILL IUIOLLAND EDDIE HOLLIFIELD JUDY HOLMES JOYCE PIONEYCUTT MARGARET HOOKS JIMMY HOPKINS MARY HLTNNICUTT PEGGY PIUNTLEY IIEIKIXEIYHIBEEQEZS SOPHOMORES CONNER HUTOHISON HELEN IKNER DON IRBY NXIARJORIE JENNINGS DONNA KEPHART 'FRANKLIN IRBY IIONIER JOHNSTON FREDDIE KILLIWAN LINDA JAIWES STEVE JOEDON BETTY KIMBRELL VIVIAN JAMES 'FINA JORDON JUDY KIRBY DON JAMISON BECKY JUNKER RETTA KIRKPATRICK KENNETH JAMISON JERRY KELLIS GAYLE KISER JOANNE JENKINS KAY KAGLE JUDY KISER KAY KISER DIANNE KRUCER SOPHOMCDRES KAY KISEE REGGIE KISER BRENDA KISSIAH RONNIE KISTLEP. JOHNNY KNOX CHARLOTTE KOZUE BILL KURDYS GENE LAMB DAVID LANDON MITCHELL LEFLEE ALLEN LEMMOND EDWIN LENTZ BETTY LEWIS RUBY LONG ANDY MGALLISTER SCDPHOMORES PEGGY LIGON DUDLEY LORD DEAN MGCARVER RUTH ANN LILLY GWYN LOWRY WAYNE MOCARVER DELORIS LINKER ROBBY MANN DEAN MGCORKLE RUTH LINKER DORIS MATTHEWS IANICE MGCOY LINDA LITTLE PAY MATTHEWS KAY MCDONALD PETE LITTLE JANE MATTINGLY CAROL MCGUIRT BUDDY MGKEOWN GERALDINE MOORE HARRIET MGMILLAN ROBERT MORRIS JAMES MCWHIRTER BECKY MOSER RALPH MEDLIN IIIXIMY MOSER ROY MILLS LYDEL MOSER WAYNE MINGUS BOBBY MULLIS PAM MOESZINGER CLAY MULLIS 9351 5444 408- Sf 2 ., ziix. HAROLD MULLIS BILLY NEWELL WAYNE OWEN LYNNETTE MUIJI.IS SHIRLEY NEWELL BARBARA OWENS PATSY MULLIS JEAN NEWTON BRENDA PADGETT RALPH MULLIS AIVIY IO NORMAN WALLACE PATTERSON MARGARET MUNN CAROLYN GSBORNE REBA PERRY BECKY NANCE RUEUS OVERCASH BILLY PHARR EDITH NELSON BRUCE OVERTON EDDIE PHILEINION HILTON PHILLIPS DORA ANN PORTER PAT PHILLIPS KERRY PRATHER RAY PIERCE JUNE PRATHER JEAN PIGC MACK PRESSLEY ANN PITTS CLIFFORD PRESLEY BONNIE POOL PEGGY PRESSLEY JUDY POPE ANDY PRICE NANCY QUILLEN GAIL REGISTER SALLY RHYNE MARTIN RICHEK LARRY RITTER LINDA ROBB TOMMY ROBERTSON DAVID RODDEY ANDY ROGERS PATRICIA ROGERS RONALD ROGERS PIAL ROSS LEONARD ROSS SHELIA RUMPE BOB SEBEK NIILDRED SHARPE BRENDA SHU DOUG SHUMAN LVIARGAREIT SHUMAN BUTCH SINIIVIONS LVIOTT SIMPSON SARA RUSH KATIE RUSHING PAT RUSSELL KAY SALZIXIAN DANNY SASSER KENNETH SCARBORO BILL SCOTT PI-IYLLIS SIMPSON ROBERT SIINTCLAIR JERRY SLOAN BRENDA SMITH CAROLYN SMITH FREDDY SMITH JULIUS SIVIITH SOPHOMORES -,Vk .,k, ,If 1 'HIM' SYLVIA SMITH ROD SOUTHWORTII .IERRY SPENCER -IEAN STAFFORD PATSY STANLEY RICHARD STANLEY DONNA STEGALL K 'Q MARIE STEGALL ALMA STILVVELL BUDDY STONE DIANE STROUPE PHOEBE STROUPE LINDA SWAIN RONALD TADIIOCK JOHN V1'AYLO'll VVAYNE TAYLOR BEVERLY r1REAL NANCY 'TEAL DICK LADDIE VIAOIXUXIY TEVEPAUCH LILLIE MAE THOMPSON PAT TQHOLIPSON L. rl1HOlN1PSON' SALLY VISILLATSON IIANIE FISITSHAW FRANKIE 'TOBIBERLIN DICKIE FIRORRENCE RKIELISSA VISORRENCE SOPHOMORES SARAH 'IARENT QIEAN TROUTMAN FRANCES PISUCKER PHYLLIS TUCKEIX SHIRLEY TUCKER REBECCA TUERK SHIRLEY FIRWEED Q I as:siis,Tw:1sff?55'f 'M .m,..gssffAig1 I fx g11,1?,m+AwI,1. fm - w.. : f':95!?.: V51 S W' , I I A, I ,,, f 1 W'?.i115i11f5 -' La 1-'QQIRRISEQSRLQII' - S521 A , Fz,Ss391aI'g II -, jig 5 , ' - 'j f WL! ygagfgriii ,-sie 1 S 5' S' 3, , A A 'fiff ' I l . L I ' I I g - Ag, SEGA? WI I Ri I 'T 5 2 .ma-f I jp -49- ,. ,I2 , Af. 31 , ,5 mv Ii A A., A 5-I - ,A Ar? e,:fI9,g, If BOBBIE TYSON ROBERT WALLACE LESLIE VERRIXN -IOHNNY WALSTON RICHARD VINROOT CAROLYN WIXLTERS IXNNE WADDELL IDAVID VVALTERS DONNA WALLACE BILL WARE 'IACK WALLACE RALPH WARREN LANA WALLACE CHARLIE VVATSON 'I UNE VVILBURN IIIDY WILEX' EL EL LEN WILKERSON LEN WILLIXRD ROSS WILLIAMS IOHNNY WILLIAMS BE TTY JEAN WILSON PAULINE WEATHERLY BARBARA WELCII ALFRED WELLINC GAYLE WEST VIROIXHNIY WHITE LIBBY WHITESCARVER MURIAL WPIITLEY RXIAXINE WILSON LEROY WRAY HOYLE WRIGLIT SUPHOMORES FFOIXIIVIY YANDEL LYNN YANDELL .I-, jf ,. Sf . JINIMY FFOIXUXIY ELEANOR DAVID LINDA Y ANDLE YANDLE YOUNG YQIINGMAN SILVERS Typical well-clresseol Well, now . . . uh . I now crown you . . . East High stmlevfzts The Troops 1vlmt'sthis? NOW Awhgrg fp? 'fB1gfRigIm1-pl , , , UKRUZKUCIIIY, gof, A1'111e?'J Our high-steppers O00 Qs' f f M e me Ipana Keep t11f11f1g, Dcwzal' The 11119 up not E e ev 71 'ITHUQ about a party. Pose 111 p111'ty. HP. U. H ,, 11 U rf 11 Ch01'11sli11e. So1111dsZike. M6111 he rates IQOLIGLAS ANIDERSKDN CIRAWFORD JUDIT11 QlAYLE Pmcra 3511 41-Blemuriam To the loving 'IYIUIIIOVQ' of JUDY AND DOUG THE SOPHONORE CLASS OF 1957 Page Seventy P S 551 , , A,.. ,,:., z A uf 4 f f gf 32231 ' 4 og ,ss , ,ay ww' ' gig 4, wg'123f'Q4.M-ww fx ,ff w Q gi' I X Aon ITlES vou wmffme .M . 1 1' ,X E 'Q . z p I . .M 5' .r OFFICERS VELVA VVHITESCARVER ,..... President NORMAN PIKE . . . . .Vice-President JUDY ROCK ....,.. ..... S ecretary GEORGE COUCHELL . . . . .Treasurer STUDENT CGUNCIL First row: C. Overton, E. Nocll, S, Poindexter, C. Spencer, IL. Henderson, A. Shuping, B. Orr, C. Smith. Second row: D. Bland, T. Pallasmaa, B. Long, V. Presley, I. Bowers, S. Cooper, D, Dicflill, IW. Orr, P. Flatt, D. Cowles, H. VVayne, I. Phillips, M. Fincher. Third row: J. Cronin, F. Wilson, VV. Davis, B. Throwcr, I. Morton, D. Phillips, I. Rosenblatt, I. King, I. VVayne, A. Vllarlick, N. Thompson. M- W, , .5 A 4 .W -:.,::. -, .,..,,.. :-.. , ,,, . , .., .., K - A ,- Q z 5 . gg 1 X i , ...., 3 F rf -531' Y K . f K ff iirflvi CELIA ANN OVERTON Editor-in-Chief JAY ALEXANDER Bnsin ess Nl ana ge? Assistant Editors: Jackie Cronin and jane Phillips. Assistant Business Managers: Joyce Carter and Barry Stewart. CAbsent when picture was macleg Helen VVz1yne, Assistant Editorj 1 I w I ND 57 x 1 1 JUNICR ROTARIANS The junior Rotarians are well-deserving senior boys who are chosen by the senior sponsor to represent East High each month at the Rotary Club. This honor gives each Junior Rotarian an opportunity to become ac- quainted vvith some of the city's most outstanding husiness and civic leaders. Each Tuesday of their particular month our Iunior Rotarians of tomorrow, attend a luncheon at the Elk's Club with these leaders. Seated: ,lim Morton, David Bland, jim Gross, Tommy Hall. Second row: Butch Little, Don Phillips, Tommy Jamison, Jimmy Havvfield. CNet pictured, Wilson -D Davis First row: Sara Poindexter, Susan Cooper, Chief, Guthrie Lemmond. Second row: Tommy Jamison, Peggy Arnett, Emma Lou Noell, Clara Spencer, Joyce May, Faye Benton, Celia Overton, jim Gross. MARSHALS The eleven students who at the end of the first semester of their junior year have the highest averages in their class are chosen as marshals, These grades are averaged from their Freshman year through the first semester of the junior year. The marshals serve at all the commencement programs and at other programs upon request. They take their office at the beginning of the second se- mester of their junior year and serve until the end of the second semester of their senior year. SUSAN COOPEP. Chief Marshal Page Seventy-seven NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY MRS. PARKER Adviser PFOBUXIY JANIISON President PAT PAYTON Vice-President PAYE BENTON Secretary CLARA SPENCER Treasurer CELIA ANN OVERTON Reporter ENIINIA LOU NCJELIY JIM GROSE JUDY EAGEN DONNA COWLES JOYCE MAY SARAH POINDEXTER VVATSON CONNELL PEGGY ARNE'l'TE BETTY MATTHEWS PHYLLIS IVICCIAIN JAY ALEXANDER SUSAN COOPER DOUG WILLIADIS CZUTHRIE LEDIMOND JOHNNY VVAYNE ll UUIAL UI aoulw .f Y I T First row: Mr. Gaskins, john Estridge, President, Roy Hoffman, Viceapresidentg Don Christy, Treasurer: Joe Greene. Secretary, Bob Morris. Second VOIP! Larry Smith, Martin Ricbek, Johnny Knox, Charles Gardner, john Taylor, Howard Bently, Earl Nliller, Pat Rogers, Beverly Williamson, lohn Bell. Thirrl row: lVlanuel Arant, hlilford Stumpf. Dean lVlcCarver, Eddie Holl'field, Jimmy Funderburk, Leonard Ross, Bill Alexander, Iohnny Wyatt, Curtis Freeman, Roy Mills, Linn Garibaldi. Fourth row: Ralph Warren, Tommy Thompson, Don Talley, Kenneth Jamison, Horace Howington, 'l'm Grant, john Taylor, VVayne lones. Fifth row: Robert Sinclair, Kenneth Helms, Barrie Hancock, Ed Lentz, Eugene Horne, Ralph Medlin, Billie Banker, Ronald Rogers, Belton Harton, Tommy Chipley. AMATEUR RADIO CLUB The East Mecklenburg Amateur Radio Club was formed to promote interest in amateur radio, to help our community whenever possible, and to increase our knowl- cdge of electronics. With the great advances that are being made in com- munications we believe that our club is filling a need of many students for a greater understanding of the dif- ferent aspects of radio. Page Seventy-nine First row: L. Sample, S. Cooper, N. Pike, E. Noel, C. Spencer, Furr, C. Martin, Nlrs. Irwin Second row: Fitzgerald, B. Culp, B. Long, L. Blevins, B. Hill, B. Allen, N. Nleacliarii, C Willialiis. Third row: L. McLaughlin, A. Pitts, A. Fulghum, G. Altizer, S. Fulkerson, P. Cathey Pt. Creel, P. Russell, NI. NlcCorkle. Fourth row: F. Hinson, M. Martin, L. Gordon, A. Stilwell F. Gordon, E. Davis, Nl. Torrence, K. Salzman, L. Leinmond. Fifth row: ll. Long, L. Yandell C. Hough, C. Floyd, N. Freeman, D. Craig, C. NlcGuirt, S. Smith, L. Fennell. Sixth row L. Swain, B. Smith, L. Goble, S. iVICCall, D. Stover, F. Taylor, S. Henderson, F. Killnman D. Edwards, B. Willianis. Seventh row: F. Hargett, P. Long, Haney, L. Blevins, P. Furr A. Vvelling, M. Hooks, L. Thompson, VVilborn, B. Howell. Eighth row: C. ldol, L. Patterson Nl. Stegall, M. VVallace, B. Cook, F. Matthews, S. Tweed, E. Nelson, P. Tucker, D. Linker Ninth row: B. Grayson, B. Glaclden, Pigg, N. Stiles, Fisher, D. Brewer, Nl. C. Broome D. Harris, L. Whitescarvcr, T. Rogers, S. Wilson. Tenth row: S. Poinclexter. Absent: Pt. Vin root, Rosenblatt. . Page Eighty 1 1 The Allied Youth Club is a Christian organization for youth who are interested in high morals and high standards of living. This club's programs are dedicated to promoting these ideals. Several times a year the club undertakes projects of helping those who need aid. The main project of this type is at Christmas . . . carrying out the theme, Keep Christ in Christmas. This is a most successful project and is always backed by the entire school. The club stresses the idea of youthis vvorlcing together Without the use of alcohol. The club members strive to promote school spirit and support the athletics, school socials, and other activities of the school. LIED YOUTH J fi? X U lffjur, j , llilltl ,lx N- First row: L. Haigler, L. Fleenor, V. Sumner. King, Presiolentg R. Hutchison, T. Hall. Second row: T. James, B. Grayson, B. Gladden, Arant, C. VValters, E. Young, K. Kapler. Third row: lVIr. Bell, E. Belk, R. Nlallard, E. Starnes, B. Hancock, K. Scarboro, D. Irby, Duckworth, R. Sinclair, Callahan, F. Carpenter, Hamilton, F. Connell. Fourth row: VV. Glenn, R. Untz, M. Steinek. Fifth row: Sloan, Knox, C. Chandler, T. Rainey, Norman. Sixth row: L. Ritter, J. Nichols, Hawfield, H. Flinchom, B. Stalling. ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB The Arts and Crafts Club is an organization of boys and girls, who, by their interests., have shown a desire to explore and Work in the arts and crafts. Some of the areas in which the students may work are: leatherwork, sketching, painting, woodwork, aluminum, etching, metalwork, and Wood Carving. Page Eiglfztv-two in f. J ,LAL .jf H ,Ml ff,-f' ,W 1 + ,f , Seated: Sylvia Horton, Jean Bowers, President, Sammy Strickland, Virginia Presley. Second row: Ian Beaty, Donald Brooks, Dianne Kru- ger, Linda Robb, Corinne Boatright, Linda Skidmore, Mrs. Skeen Third row: jerry Redd, Mac Cooper, Katie Rushing, Robert Lockhart, Robert Brooks, Robert Johnston. Absent: Keith Morris. 72 ART CLUB The purpose of the Art Club of East Mecklenburg is to gain a better understanding of art, and develop skills in the k K Q e f- V various phases of the fine arts, which includes crafts. This club also meets for mutual help and inspiration. 4 - P' i , W i' ' 5 First row: Barbara Gladden, In Ann Cuthbertson, Jim Bosenblatt, Yvonne Fincher, Anita Buchanan, Tommy Hall, Betty White, Roy Hoffman, President, Bobby Byruin, lean Staton, Carolyn VVells, Linda Skidmore. Second row: Jim Carroll, David Bod- ney, Jerry Prather, lim Crawford, Doug VVilliams, Paul McManus, Nancy Percival, Phyllis Bolick, Martina Cole, Don Christy, Tommy -mes, Bob Freeland, Bobby Simmons, Falls Carpenter. Third row: Tommy Chiply, Nlartin Richek, Jim lVlcNaull, Larry Howell, Glenn Austin, Ed Chesnutt, Iohnny Davis, Ierry Norman, Bill Dix, Richard Evans, Stanly Tucker, Fred Garner. AUDIO-VISUAL CLUB The Audio-Visual Club at East is one of the most helpful organizations in school. lts trained operators who must maintain an average of 'ICH are qualified to use any of the visual-aids equipment. It is the purpose of this club to serve students and the faculty of East in every way possible. Page Ezglm -four DRIVERS The bus drivers at East Mecklenburg High School are 21 selected group of capable and trustworthy students. They are required to take both a written and a road test before they are eligible for license. These bus drivers receive E1 small and vvell deserved fee for their many services. To these bus drivers the EAST WIND extends a hearty thanks for 21 swell job. First row: Clark Black, Jerry Smith, Glenn Austin, Don Harris, Bobby Byrum, Iohn Bell, VVayne Cook. Second row: Iimmy Still, man, Shirley Collins, Joyce Nlullis, Martina Cole, Rodney Hutchi- son, Bill Thrower, jerry Slaughter, Clark Cauthen, David Lord Absent when picture was taken, Emil Parker. Page Eighty Eve Page First row: Donald Tally, Bill Kurdys, Tommy Staik, Sylvia Smith, Robert Sinclair, Conner Hutch- inson, Billy Pharr, Linn Garibaldi, Clark Black, Rael Groswald. Second row: Earl Nliller, Bobby Moss, Donne Dekle, Jerry Helms, Bobby Mullis, Rosemary Smith, Darryl Gilland, Dot Kimbrell, Jerry Hartis, Ben Caddy, Mary Lou Rea, Fred Garner. Kenneth Jamison, Bobby Tyson, Andy Rogers. Third row: Fred Smith, Paul Collier, jimmy Funderburk, Jim Hamilton, Mr. Hill, Director. EAST HIGH SCHGOL BAND East certainly has a right to be proud of her band for it has taken its place among the highest groups in the school. The band played at our football games and helped to boost the school spirit. This organization has played a very important part in our school and community affairs, and they deserve a great deal of credit for all the time and effort they have spent in trying to bring to East a top-notch band. Eighty-six THEY LED OUR BAND fcenterl Earl Miller, Drum Major MR- DOUGLAS HILL . . D' Mozyorettes: Rosemary Smith, Dot Kimbrell, and SYIVIH Hector Smith. Page EiQhf51'-591791 A CLUB X ll- y 0 N DERSH P CHARACTER tn If In 812171 First row: Lem Sample, David Bland, Billy Agnew, Jane Phillips, Barbara Long, Ed Chesnutt, Nancy Percival, Susan Cooper. Second row: Betsy Forbis, Pat Moore, Yvonne Fincher, Judy Furr, Anne Shuping, Peggy Parker, Jackie Cronin, Celia Overton. Third row: Jean Bowers, Virginia Presley, Linda Furr, Judy Rock, Margaret Fincher, Dinah Cowart, Velva Whitescarver, Delores Anderson. Anita Warlick. Fourth row: Nlariorie Orr, Dorothy McGill, Patty Karo, Sandra Strickland, Nancy Thompson, Norman Pike, George Couchell, Jimmy lWcNaul. Ralph Bea. Fifth row: Keith Morris, Jerry Fincher, VVilson Davis, Ray Shrum, Bobby Hill, Miss Puckett, Sponsor. The National Beta Club is a non-secret leader- ship and service club for high school students who fulfill its requirements. It was instituted and is operated to reward merit, to encourage effort, and to elevate the moral welfare of the deserving students. OFFICERS BARBARA LONG .. ..... President ED CHESNUTT .. ..., Vice-P1'esi0le1fit IANE PHILLIPS . . . ..A., Secretary BILLY AGNEW . . ,... T1'6051ft1'61' CTOQJ Bowl Margaret and Barbara with the Beta Emblem Mr. D. Bland . . . pardon us, Miss Blandllllll I Bottom Bowl Cleaning up after initiation. Looks as if everyboclyls glancing over the latest issue of the Beta Journal. Page LDC First row DON PHILLIPS President DON Brxuouss Vice-President VVAYNE COOK Secretary JIM GROSS Treasurer CRAIG RICHIXIIIDS Sergeant-at-Arms RIOIIARD XIINROOT Second row VVATSON CONNELL BRUCE LOVVE STEVE HENDERSON TOM SKINNER FREDDIE BENTLEY Tlfrirzfl row JERRY FINCIIER BOBBY PIIRSER Fourth row ARGIE XNALLALTE En QTHESNUTT BOB TAYLOR NIICKEY GRISWALD LFVVIS CARPENTER Fifth row CTEORGE THLIIXSTON JEFF CBULLER Sixth row CARLISLE DAVIZNPORT RODNEY Punsxan SANDY VINC ENT FRANKLIN BUMOARDNER ED DUCIIESNEH' Seventh row DON KIMSEY FARNUM GRAY BILL DANSBY BOB HARKEY BILL JONES UB The purpose of the Block EU Club is to create interest in varsity and intramural sports at school. The club places emphasis on the development of sportsmanship, character, and Citizenship in its members and students at East Mecklenburg. The club, upon recommendations, makes awards for outstanding abilities displayed by athletes at East. Any male student who is of good moral Character ancl has earned a varsity letter while at East is eligible for membership in the Block EH Club. First row: Farnurn Gray, Betty Little, Pat Payton, Bill Thrower, Judy Fisher, Boy Hoffman. Second row: Tommy Jamison, Frankie Eller, Marlene Gutherie, Corinne Boatright, Ellen Wilkerson, Garol Shirley, Gwyn Lowery, Pat Rogers, Elizabeth Stevens, Mr. Gaskins. Third row: Johnny Sutton, Franklin Bumgardner, Tony Harris, Suzanne Hargett, Gail Monteith, Gonnic Nlartin, Lynn Gordon, Sheila Lemmond, Jimmie Squires, Boy Sirnerly, VVayne Cooke, Johnny Davis. Fourth row: Sam Howie, James Gulley, Joe Greene, Don Christy, Wayne Jones, Ronald Rogers, Sandy Vincent, John Bell, Doug Caldwell. Fifth row: Doug Williams, Don Jeffries, Fred Brunk, Bob Hawkins, Barry Stuart, Bod Southworth, Billy Pharr, Charles Graham, Everett Ashley, John Banks. SCIENCE CLUB The purpose and goal of the Science Club is to promote and increase interest in the various sciences and in science as a career. The Science Glub also sponsors the Science Fair held in the spring for all interested students. Page N inety-one BUSINESS EDUCATION CLUB The Business Education Club takes its progressive theme from the name of the club. This Club's programs are planned to promote an interest in the members to become aware of the advantages in choosing business jobs. VVe have many yearly projects, but among our most successful ones has been the filling of baskets at Thanksgiving and Christmas to help a needy family. First row: Ruthie Herrin, Vicki Sellers, Boselnary Smith, Evelyn Linker, Sarah Poindexter, Phyllis McCain, Peggy Goodwin. Second row: Gail Canup, Linda Arclrey, Shirley McCall, Faye Taylor, jean Dierstein, Carol VVasham, Pat Davis, Miss Arant. Third row: Carol ln gram, Delores Stover, Evelyn Emory, Carolyn John- son, Nancy Johnson, Linda lylyers, Betty Sue Tadlock, Bernice Hunter. Page Ninetvetwo CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Carriker, Dorothea Dunn, Mrs. Tur- ner, Mrs. Gladden, Sadie Burnett, Mrs. Crump, Macie Orr, Mildred Alexander. JANITORS AND MAIDS Left to right: Lillian Ducan, Annie May Mangum, Sum Mason, Geneva Cucton, Alex McClain. -,,,. ,L s,w,s srrss. M so Firsl four: fnita Buchanan, Pat Davis, Laura Martin, Judy Byrd, Jimmy lkncr, Lem Sample, Wheeler Buff, Caro- lyn Wlilliams, Becky Grant, Carolyn Alexander, Jay Alexander, S ra Butler. Second TOM!! Mrs. Carson, Judy Fisher Jean Robinson, Betty Little, Suzanne Hargett, Martha Pjice, Larry Clanton, Robert VVylie, Carleton Alexander Frances Hargett, Frances Henson, Bernice Hunter, Sarah Poindexter, Anne Hodgson. Third row: Elizabeth Stev- ens, Judy Satterfield, Glenda Coan, Carolyn Noles, Rodney Hutchison, Stanley Tucker, Lewis Carpenter, Tommy James, Betty Peele, Gretchen Verran, Emma Lou Noell, Patsy VVeddington. Absent: Jimmy Alexander, Bill Dansby Robert Bailey, Ramelle Rea, CHOIR The Choir has truly been outstanding during this school year. They have offered their musical abilities for all to enjoy. Under the direction of Mrs. Carson the Choir Worked hard to present the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs for the student body, and are now preparing for the spring. Two big events for the Choir members are the annual trip to the Spring Festiyali' in Salisbury and the presentation of the opera, 'fMari- anne,', which is to be given in the spring. r 1 GIRLS' CHORUS First row: Martha McCorkle, jean Dierstein, Brenda Shu, Nancy Freeman, Indy Haney, Phyllis Furr, Dorothy Cau- dle, Helen Ikner. Second row: Betty Beaver, jane Kruger, Dianne Kruger, Ann Fulghum, Dean Benton, Pearl Hill, Shirley Tweed. Third row: Ginny Altizer, Carolyn John- son, Phyllis Tucker, Carol Watkins, Elaine Dulin, Kay Cagle, Carol MeGuirt, Doris Davis. The Cirlsl Chorus and the Nlixed Chorus have worked hard to present the Thanksgiving and Christmas programs, and are novv preparing for more activities in the spring. MIXED CHORUS First row: D. Craig, L. Closson, P. Mullis, Holmes, Ienlcins, Wiley, C. Bryan, S. lsler, H. Boss, A. Wallace, L. Mullis, Helms, P. Karro, S. Strickland, L. Verran. Second row: Penny Clover, C. Estridge, L. Moser, B. Crump, L. Yandle, C. W. Dulin, lVl. Bichelc, B. Morris, D. Thomas, B. NleCorlcle, P. Love, P. Thomp- son. Third row: Nancy Thompson, Carol Sanders, J. Griffin, N. Vlohnion, B. bladden. B. liailv, L. Clanton, P. Collier, B. Bea, Hilton, E. Happe, B. Long. Fourth row: L. Gulledge, W. Staneil, Nl. Wallace, M. lXflorton, I. Arant, Black, D. Rea, T. Helms, D. Harris, B. Barnes, N. Sloop, B. Dahbs, Kennedy. Lorraine Henderson, Donna Cowles, Beth Orrg Chief, Anne Shuping, Io Nletcalf. Not qaicturecl: Carolyn Smith, Margaret Fincher, and Richard Grice. CHEERLEADERS CLUB The Cheerleaders Club has as its main purpose the promotion of school spirit throughout the school. The club begins meeting during the summer to prepare for football and basketball seasons. Two practices are held each week and it is at these meetings that the pom-poms are made and the pep-rallies are planned. 'lLet's 0004Eozst! ust mmitinv or the time to start. S O i 7 Y First row: B. Privette, B. Bartlett, C. Edwards, B. Privette, C. Ingram, Y. Haigler, Pm. Robins, B. Conner, T. Campbell. Second row: Cuthbertson, E. Hicks, H. Newton, N. Stegall, M. Rice, P. Howard, D. Hayes, Hurley, I. Grove, C. Henderson, B. Dix. Third row: Deese, D. Smith, B. Mattox, C. Helms, D. Hargett, Howland, Haigler, D. Rankin. Fourth row: C. Johnson, C. H. Ford, E. Ashley, Bl. Privette, S. Newell, hi. Flowe, P. Sigmon, Funderburk, T. Greene, B. Corbin, B. Wallace, B. Mashburn. The Distributive Education Class is striving hard to help keep East High at its highest moral standards. This year the club sponsored a l'Courtesy Compliment Week.,, This was to get everyone in the school to bc courteous to each other, especially since it was the weclc before Christmas. The Club has high moral standards and it strives each year to better attain them. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION jim Morton, President of D.E. Club, President of VVestern District, Associate President of State, Vice-President National D.E.C.A. UTHE EAGLE VVILSON DAVIS Editor-in-Chief First row: Gail Einhart, Associate Editorg Nancy Dowdy, Reporterg VVilson Davis, Editorg Carole Carson, Business Managerg l-leather McDonald, Feature Editor. Second row: Phyllis Furr, Reporterg Gwen Lowery, Reporterg Sam Howie, Club Eolitorg johnny Wyatt, Reporterg Emil Parker, Sports Editorg Lem Sample, Reporterg Mrs. M. O. Smith, Faculty Adviser. First TOTVI David Bland Gail Einhart, Re1a01'te1', David Lord, Sec., Tommy Hall, T1'eas.g Watsciii Connell, V. P.g Fred Wilson, Pres.g Ed Chesnutt, Sergeant-at-Arms, Mr. Swofford, Adviser, Second row: John Bell, Elmo Scott, Roger Morrison, Bucky Walters, Jerry Hartis, jimmy Miller, Charles Wyatt, jim Carroll. Third row: Billy Sattcrfield, 'lan Merritt, jim Culley, Marion Haynes, Don Phillips, Don Christy, jim Gross, Dorene Acker, Lee Hooten. Fourth row: jimmy McNaull, jimmy Hawfield, Max Steinek, johnny VVayne, Tony Francis, Hank Reynolds, Larry Howell, Wyatt Hargett, jimmy King. Fifth row: Simmons Isler, Don Dekle, Tommy Jamison, Roy Hoffman. ENGINEERING CLUB A new addition to East Mecklenburgs extra-curricular activities is the Engineer's Club. The cluhls aim is to produce higher ideals and give its members a firm footing in its goals, better engineering, and a clearer picture of the possibilities re- volving around the field of engineering. , LA LM al! M few j Q, . fr 1 My 1' M ff J WWW? F L K D THURSDAY CLUB First row: F. Perry, T. Iorclon, C. Ligon, B. Taylor, B. Beaver, Rea, Coach Stevens. Second row: C. Alexander, P. Baggett, E. Welch, NI. Price, B. Freeland, P. Caulclwell, P. Weddington. Third row: H. Allen, T. Hicks, A. Buchanan, Canup, Tucker, I. Earp, C. Johnson. Fourth row: G. Freeman, F. Campbell, Long, F. Bentley, Dfulin, H. Reynolds, NI. Kisiah. The purpose of the Folk Dancing Cluh is to create an interest in the dif- ferent types of dancing. It is a very active club and one of the largest in the school. Page One Hundred OFFICERS Jane Rea, Reporter Diana Williams, Treasurer Frances Perry, President Martha Price, Vice-President Bohhy Taylor, Secretary ' 1VmW 'M '? ' ' ' ' ' W First row: J. Corne, Beth Orr, B. Canady, B. Bea, N. Stypinann, I. Brunk, L. Dixon, G. Daughtry. Second row: M. Hutchins, E. Willard, C. Noles, B. Callahan, L. Goble, N. Fisher, B. Allen, Nl. Broome. Third row: M. McC0rkle, H. Wayne, B. Peele, E. VVarner, Gainey, E. Nelson, hi. Shurnan, E. Young, C. VVatkins. Fourth row: P. Hill, lXfl. Homolik, L. Wal- lace, S. Trent, C. Hough, M. Hunnicutt, M. Munn, L. Silver, L. Hirsch. Fifth row: S. Bowers, B. Padgett, L. Swain, G. West, P. Stroupe, K. Kiser, P. Furr, T. Pallasrnaa, Nlrs. Ferguson. Sixth row: B. Owens, S. Bumpf, S. Belk, P. Enloe, S. Rush, A. Glenn, N. Diltz, W. Buff, T. Francis, B. Bailey. Seventh row: Jacobs, B. Nlann, S. Tweed, Bradley, L. VVhitescarVer, Bland, B. Overton, S. lsler, B. Tyson, Guller. Eighth row: Nlay, Bohrer, Ikner, Nlorrow, T. Fisher, P. Goldberg. FOOTLIGHTERS CLUB The aim of the Footlighters Club is to promote the art of acting and other related theatre arts and to present an outlet for talented students at East to participate in stage productions. This is a very active club and operates with Mrs. Ferguson as its adviser. Page One Hundred Two OF AMERICA Fust rou N Cochrane, L. Furr, F. Boone, 13. Simpson. Second iow R Grant . Helms, L. Verran, P. Simpson, E Dans Third raw C. lXflcCuirt, D. Tarlton, D. Lin- ker C Earnhart P Tarlton, E. Dulin. Fourth row K Granville S Tadlock, S. Allen, H. Howie, B. VVhite, E. Fisher, S. Hanline. Fifth row: L. Cook, C Moore, Little, VV. Hursev, D. Caudle, C. Harwell M. Belk, N. Stiles. Sixth row: Mrs. Tucker, Miss VVil : liams Nell Cochrane, President Linda liurr Vice-Prcsideitt FUTURE HOMEMAKERS P .... 'lhe East High Chapter of the F.H.A. is the local organization of pupils studying home- m'1l'ing in East hleclclenburq High School. Our purposes arc: l. To promote a growing appreciation of the joys 'ind satisfactions of homemaking. 2. To emphasize the importance of worthy home membership. 3. llo encourave democracy in home and community life. 4. To work for Good home and family lite for all. 5. To promote international wood will. 6. To foster the development of creative leadership in home and community life. 7. To provide wholesome individual and group l'CCl'Czlt1OIl. 8. To further interest in Home Economics. Barbara Simpson, Treasurei ,f First row: Mrs. Lobdell, Betty Peele, Gail Harwell, jackie Cronin, Heather Mc- Donald, Terry Pallasmaa. Second row: Barry Boneno, Pearl Hill, Margaret Mumm, Peggy Goodwin, Susan Griffith, Judy Aubrey, Nancy Quillen, Nancy Dowdy, Richard Simendinger, Iohnny johnson, Andy Rogers. FORENSIC CLUB For a person who is interested in public speaking, writing, and broaden- ing his knowledge of world problems the Forensic Club is just what the doctor ordered. This year's topic on U. S. farm policy involves a great deal of work in research and preparation. The debater is rewarded for all his work in knowing that he is better prepared to serve his country, his state, and his community. Page One Hundred Four First row: Paul McManus, Tina Jordon, Linda Furr, Nancy Thompson, lean Dierstein, johnny Davis. Second row: Mr. Haas, Diclcy Dickens, Tommy Tevcpaugh, Pat Baker, Carolyn Smith, C. W. Dulin, Miss Middleton. 4-H CLUB ship, and citizenship. The purpose of the 4-H Club is to study and apply principles and practice relating to better agriculture and better homemalcing, to develop greater happiness and richer social life in the community by wholesome recre- ationg to secure the inspiration which comes from friendly competition, and to produce trained leadership, owner- This year our club had a booth in the Southern States Fair. We also participated in county and state 4-I-l Club activities, having many winners. 5 S X i FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA The Future Farmers of America is a school organization for young boys who have an interest in future farming and rural leadership. ln this club they create a love for Country life, learn to make farm life more beautiful and pleasant, to develop better character in future life and practice co- operation in dealing with others. OFFICERS First row: Robert Mallard, Henry Bryant, Charlie Huntley. Second row: Cletus Huntley, Rodney Purser, Paul McManus. First row: Penny Glover, T1'95iS1L1'81'j Guthrie Lemmond, Parlidinentarinng Lila Kay Lemmond, Reporter, Ann Hilton. Second row: Eleanor Hamriclc, Secretaryg Heather McDonald, Faye Matthews, Charlotte Kozub, Jane Kruger, Judy Eagan. Third row: Faye Benton, Vice-President, Nancy Dowdy, Jean Troutman, Alyce Foard, Carol Sanders, Mrs. Ritch. Standing: Tommy Fulk, President. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA The purposes of the Future Teachers of America Club are to promote teaching as a career and to help students learn and develop the qualities of a good teacher. The main project was the sponsoring of College Night at the beginning of the school year. The club is a member of the N.C.E.A. and the Tri-Hi l3.T.A. Page One Hundred Eight Nancy Abernathy Sharon Bella Rachel Dulin Beverly Teal Sylvia Crump Preszolent Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Re1ao1'te1' First row: Sharon Belk, Ellen Vfillard, F. Timherlyn, N. Abernathy, I. Bagwell, P. Belk, C. Tilluert, lll. Rock, P. Simpson, S. Runipf, S. Rush, I. Clawson, D. Stroupe, L. Little, D. Duncan, A. Foster. Second row: R. Dulin, A. VVaddell, D. Porter, P. Hagler, L. james, P. Enlow, A. Glenn, N. Diltz, J. Pope, P. Ligon, G. Register, B. Lewis, H. Henderson, B. Hiinebauch. Third row: I. lvlattingly, Beverly Teal, N. Teal, B. Iunker, K. Kiser, R. Kirkpatrick, J. Kirby, I. Kiser, G. Lowry, I. Prather, S. Rhyne, S. Tucker, I. Collins, J. Douglas. Fourth row: P. Stroupe, H. McMillan, R. Tuerk, I. Cox, A. Norman, V. James, B. Canup, R. Perry, R. Lily, S. Crump, Margie Jennings, S. Bowers, B. Padgett, S. Daniel. Fifth row: P. Maeszinger, P. Huntly, D. Kaphart, I. Coan, M. Short, T. Rost, I. Honcycutt. Sixth raw: A. Wilson, S. Long, B. Owens, L. Fisher, I. Newton, I. Titshaw. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSCCIATION The Girls' Athletic Association of East Mecklenburg is a division of the North Carolina Asso- ciation for Health, Physical Education, and Recreation, and is affiliated with it. Organized in the fall of 1956, the club is composed of seventy members who are interested in promoting athletics for girls and thereby furthering health, sportsmanship, and school spirit in our high school. The G.A.A. Club meets each Thursday. The objects of this association are CID To sponsor and promote a program of athletics that will be interesting, stimulating, and suitable for girlsg C25 To promote competition that stresses enjoyment of sport and the development of sportsmanship and character, 'CSD To encourage leadership through student management. Page One Hundred Nme Page One First row: Godfrey, R. Shrum, B. Harlcey, W. Buff, D. Kanipe, G. Lamb, S. Eaves, C. Davenport. Second row: F. Smith, E. Huclcs, F. Byrd, R. Davis, B. Untz, I. Bland, B. Ceverton, T. Connell. Third row: E. Lentz, E. Duchnery, B. Davis, R. Kistler, Gril-Hn, T. Robertson, D. Lore, C. Jamison. Fourth row: T. Thompson, A. McAllister, A. Grayson, D. Edwards, D. Roddy, B. Sebek, R. Carriker. Fifth row: N. Mullis, Earp. HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club is an interdenominational club composed of all boys who want to join. The projects are planned by the boys with stress on Community services, Welfare projects, and planned recreation. A varied intramural sports program is carried on through the Y.lVl.C.A. in Charlotte. Hundred Ten First row: Bill Holland, jerry Fincher, Don jefferes, Kenneth McAteer, Ralph Nlelton, Billy Agnew. Second TO71l7Z Brice Newell, Judy Satterfield, hlary Frances Lilly, Indy Fisher, Jimmy Alexander, Patsy Mullis, lVlartha Hutchins. Third row: Mr. McCinn, Jerry Helms, Billy Newell, Ierry Nichols, Charles Lewis, Charles Harkey, jimmy Bumgardner, W. L. Helms, VVayne Conner, Andy Price, Rael Gros- Wald, Ierry Pigg, Iimmy Erwin, Reggie Kiscr. INTRAMURAL CLUB COUNCIL The Intramural Council is composed of one representative from each homeroom. Their function is to coordinate all phases of the Intramural program, including the planning, scheduling, administration, and super- vision of all intramural activities. The program itself consists of a wide range of activities, so that the recreational interest of all students may be satisfied. The aim of the program is to promote a more healthful attitude toward sports, recreation, and physical education. This is done hy broadening the scope of student interest through participation. Page One Hundred Eleven E First row: B. Peele, P. Glover, C. Sanders, Vice-Pres. S. Cooper, Sec. D. McGill, Treas. F. Bumgardner, B. Kurclys, Mrs. Purvis. Second row: L. Smith, G. Ligon, VVylie, F. Tomberlin, G. Ein- hart, B. Forbis, B. Little, F. Connell. Third row: E. Nelson, P. Love, G. Daughtry, T. Jordon, B. King, D. Steagall, Nl. Wriglit, D. Alexander, E. Harris. Fourth row: Bea, K. Bushing, K. Salzman, F. Marsh, B. Matthews, B. Simpson, B. Himcback. JUNIOR RED CROSS Virginia Presley President ! The Junior Bed Cross is and has been a very active club in our school for many years. Anyone may become a member of this club merely by contributing service. Homeroom representatives along with a sponsor make up the Pied Cross Council. We are in a brotherhood with all nations, striving for one aim, to aid in the service of mankind, in our world as well as our nation and community. We have many yearly projects but among our most successful ones have been the Junior Red Cross mem- bership drive and filling the overseas boxes. First row: S. Crane, Treasurer, B. Gardner, Secretaryg F. Ben- ton, Vice-President, VVavne, President. Second row: S. Han- line, Haigler, C. Kozub, M. VVhitlev, B. Stevens, D. Benton, L. VVallace, S. Tillotton, Fleming, S. Arclrcy, A. Hilton, P. Oppenheimer. Third row: B. Mulany, B. Vvare, H. Hill, L. VVray, B. Kurclys. LATIN CLUB hundred and twenty chapters comprising the junior Classical League, sponsored by the American Classical League. ln this club the members covenant to hand on the torch of civilization in the modern world. The East hlecklenburg Latin Club is one of over two Page One Hundred Thirteen Seated: Celia Overton, Diana Willi ms, SECT9.'H1'jfj Jimmy Havvfield, Treasurer, Peggy Arnett, President, Guthrie Lemmond. Vice-President, Terry Pallasma, Larry Colburn, Reporter. Second row: Pat Baggett, Tommy Fulk, Susan Curly, Linda Hirsch, Mary lane McKee, Betty Nlatthews, Bod Southworth, Jeanne Foarcl. Third row: Lyn Smith, Clark Black, Iudy Hall, Elsie Harris, Miss Choate, Bob MacClary, Frances Hargett. LE CERCLE FRANCAIS The French Club is a service club which supplements the work of the French classes. lts members are chosen from the A and B students of the French classes. Honorary members-first year: B. Agnew, D. Alex- ander, B. Bailey, F. Bentley, F. Brunck, A. Buchanan S. Butler, P. Caldwell, B. Carpenter, I. Carter, VV. Cook, C. Couchell, C. Courtney, Crawford, Cronin, B. Culp, M. Davis, E. Deason, Y. Fincher P. Flatt, B. Forbis, L. Furr, B. Cladden, M. Crosswald R. Grossvvald, D. Harwell, I. Helms, T. Hicks, B. Hill, A. Hilton, T. Homiller, L. Hooten, S. Horton H. Howie, C. Idol, K. Kaplan, P. Harro, B. King, T. Knight, Kruger, S. Lemmond, S. Long, B. lNlcCorkle D. McGill, C. Moore, P. Moore, B. lVlullis, Nichols M. Orr, N. Pike, R. Rea, M. Rooney, C. Shirley, I. Shull, E. Simms, E. Smith, T. Stack, S. Strickland, v 1 v 1 s v Page One Hundred Fourteen M. Stump, V. Sumner, L. Taylor, N. Thompson, L Todd, S. Tucker, A. Warlick, C. Watkins, E. Wilker son, C. VVilliams, A. Wilson. Honorary members-second year: D. Cowart, D Cowles, I. Cross, T. Hall, B. Long, C. Martin, I. May E. Noell, P. Payton, V. Presley, Rock, N. Styp- mann, 1. Tucker, H. Wayne, V. Whitescarver, B VVilliamson. Brother-Sister Club members-N. Black P. Revels, S. Smith, N. Payton, K. Pittman, N. Wait v First row: B. Hill, Treats., N. Thompson, Pres., C. Overton, V. Pres. Second row B. Carpenter, Hall, E. Harris, Longwith, S. Fulkerson, L. Blartin, C. Alex- ander. Third row: Rea, N. Percival, A. Fulghum, B. Peele. Fourth row: S. Hargett l. Fisher, G. Einhart, D. Harwell, C. Lowery, P. Furr. Fifth' row: W. Davis, l Cronin, G. Harwell, N. Quillen, B. McCorlcle, Helms. CNet pictured: B. Long sec.l JOURNALISM CLUB The Iournalism Club is made up of students who are interested in the many fields in journalism. They meet every six weeks, having programs dealing with journalism. Many outstanding speakers have been guests of the club. The main project for the year is the printing of the school pin-up calendars, which were excellent this year. Club members are also ex- pected to submit articles for publication in The Eagle. The Journalism Club will provide the writers of tomorrow. Page One Hundred Fifteen z LIBRARY CLUB T Table: Black, presiolent, P. Karro, 11. president, Deloris Ander- sen, secretary, S. Butler, f1'9LZS'LH'9TQ Longwith. reporter. First row: B. lXfIcKinney, F. Rflotlcy, C. Rlerritt, D. Huffman, C. Hooks, C. VVasharn, B. Reynolds, R. Greene, H. Howie, M. Cole, P. Bolick, D. Alexander, R. Rea. Second row: I. Cook, C. Saunders, P. Flatt, P. Davis, B. Dulin, B. Earp, Arant, E. Harris, C. Vvells, R. Turner, Rlelvin Teetor, C. Graham. Tlairol row: VV. Stancil, B. Hunter, B. Dabbs, Helen Osborne, E. Hamrick, E. Linker, Nlullis, L. Ferguson, D. Nlullis, Smith, S. Tsler. The chief purpose of the Library Club is to stiinulatc interest in books and other library materials through organized participation in library activities. The Library Club offers an opportunity to students to share the re- sponsibility of carrying on a vital and essential part of the school program. The East Mecklciiburg Club is affiliated with the Mecklenburg County Tri-Hi Library Association and the North Carolina High School Library Association of which we are happy to say Deloris Andersen, our club secretary, is vice-president. H n rr U Oh, what is it? Now, let me see . Be wal cone 1117 Due on this date 1011161111167 Page One Hundmal Seventeen i f I E V THURSDAY MOTOR CLUB First row: R. Morrison, T. Birmingham, E. Warner, D. Roddey, F.. Hopper, C. Couchell, B. Tyson, B. Sebek, C. Hutchison, I. Prether. Second row: B. Bower, F. Gar- ner, H. Flinchum, A. Carpenter, N. Buchanan, D. Bice, R. Doherty, B. McKechnie, K. Query, T. Watson, S. Brown, S. Howie. Third row: B. Mead, L. Dellinger, D. Bea, C. Cauthen, C. Black, D. Sasser, B. Baker, B. Seaser. Fourth row: B. Gladden, B. Burnette, R. Eaves, C. Huntley, B. Crifhn, G. Austin, B. Mullis, L. Howe, B. Moore. Fifth row: Slawter, C. L. Hardison, H. Bryant, W. Furr, B. Davis, W. Belk, A. Smith, M. Fisher, Kellis, J. Shore, R. Overcash. The Motor Club of East Mecklenburg High School was formed to promote better driving, to teach the members the essential parts of the auto- mobile, and to educate the members on the laws of the State Highway Department. The club dues go toward buying some electric testing equipment that tests the reaction of the driver in certain emergencies. FRIDAY MOTOR CLUB First row: C. Bumbgardner S. Plettner, F. Avrett, C. Brown, D. Brewer, I. McWhirter, J. Baucom, C. Watson. Second row: T. Tevepaugh, K. Scarboro, B. Williams, W. Glenn, D. Honeycutt, E. Bartlett, VVatson, L. Bitter. Third row: B. Newell, B. Parker, B. Alexander, C. Free- man, Spencer, H. Brown, W. Mingus. Fourth row: W. Owen, G. May, C. Crisp, B. Bauguss, H. Ross, K. Helms, B. Horton. Fifth row: Mr. Roper, F. Smith, D. McCarver, B. Williamson, Wallace, S. Abernethy. MOTOR CLUB Page One Hundred Nineteen , I T l ' l 0 Piano: Don Talley. First row: Bill Kurdys, Rael Grosswald, Tommy JV Stack, all Collie Second row: Sydney Smith, Nlarilyn Fairchild, X Brenda lVlcCorEle, Anita Buchanan, David Smith, Howard Bentley, XJ X Barry Boneno, Andy Rogers, Bobby Bloss, Bobby Byrum, Jim Rosen- ' Di V blatt, Bobby Mullis, Iimmy Blanchard. Directing: Earl Miller. jjfx . N it has v MUSICIANS CLUB t 61,5 The objective of the Musicians Club is to learn good music to be shared with the students here at East. The club has an assembly program during the school year. They would also like to make appearances at some of the feeder schools. This club has brought much enjoyment to East students throughout the year. Page One Hundred Twenty First row: G. Gilbert, Wiley, P. Belk, J. Kiser, E. Deason, A. Warlick, C. Watson, S. Jenkins, Mrs. Hartley. Second row: B. Harris, E. Cook, G. Cook, A. Dulin, C. Osborne, S. Newell, M. Stegall, H. lkner, Honeycutt, B. Welch, Douglas, K. McCracken. Third row: L. Cook, Hagler, G. Campbell, Stafford, B. Crump, L. Fleenor, Jo Phillips, Kirby, B. Torrence, S. Tillotson, Wilburn, T. Griffin, Pm. Smith, H. Henderson. Fourth row: Peggy Ligon, P. Tucker, R. Tinker, P. Thompson, D. Stegall, K. Johnston, D. Wallace, R. Tidley, B. Griffin, L. Hudson, F. Tomberlin, B. Junker, F. Christenberry, E. Davis. Fifth row: E. Happe, C. Turner, C. Crump, L. Gulledge. Y-TEENS The Y-Teen Club is an interclenorninational club composed of all girls who would like to join. The chief goals of the Y-Teen Club are to help a girl grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions and nationalities, and to grow in the knowledge and love of God. Page One Hundred Twenty-one - ENS P First row: Peggy Flatt, NI. Cole, C. VVells, N. Thompson, Phillips, B. Carpenter, Nl. Orr, I Carter, Nliss Jenkins. Second row: V. Sumner, S. Pulkerson, P. Long, P. Cathey, H. Vvayne B Grant, P. Russell, H. Bflehrlillani, A. Pitts, B. Gardner, R. Hardin, Nl. Jennings, D. McGill Gurley, S. Butler, L. hflullis, Fleming. Third row: G. Verran, P. Boliek, B. King, D. Benton . Davis, L. Ferrell, Fitzgerald, G. Altizer, P. Russell, N. Abernathy, Nlattingly, S. Rhyne S .A D N. Stewart, Shull, L. Yandle, Kay Kaplan. Fourth row: P. Davis, Squires, S. Smith N. Sloop, L. Robb, B. Hudson, S. Horton, C. Alexander, G. Willialiis, S. Crane, K. Yandle L. Iames, Kruger, R. VVilson. Fifth row: S. Lennnond, B. Canup, Carol Shirley, Prather Patterson, S. Crump, F. Tucker, Teddy Knight, E. Smith, L. NleLaughlin, T. Iordon, B Kimhrel, P. Huntley, R. Kirkpatrick, N. Quillen, Kennedy. L. HSee what we did age One Hundred Twenty-two 1 1 n v r 7 First row: Collins, P. Moore, Y. Fincher, Rock, hi. Wilson, P. Phillips, P. Stanley, N. Tell D. Presson, Nliss Foster. Second row: hlcCoy, D. Craig, L. Hartsell, Cox, L. Blevins, Bag well, D. Stroupe, L. Closson. NI. Hilton, C. Kiser, B. Simpson, K. Kiser, B. Simpson, R. Howard J. Baucom, S. Daniel, A. Norman, Clawson, Haney, P. Glover. Third row: D. Acker, I Alexander, Daniel, Griffin, B. Carter, Byrd, Roninson, L. Martin, M. VVilliams, B Moser, D. Matthews, P. Baker, D. Hurley, C. Smith, C. Estridge, L. Moser, M. Torrence, C Walters, R. Dulin. Fourth row: F. Eller, Ruby Long. P. Mullis, E. Davis, E. Emory, G. Mon- reith, B. Tadlock, Jenkins, G. Cunter, T. Pallasmaa, D. Cowart, May, Bohrer, P. Weather- ly, P. Pressley, B. Shu, J. Cainey, B. Smith, A. Waddell. Fifth row: NI. Guthrie, B. Kissiah N. Freeman, D. Duncan, A. Foster, C. Courtney, D. McAllister, L. Hooten, Cohan, V. James D. Kephart, D. Kruger, L. Little, Judy Pope, B. Teal, P. hflarszinger, K. Salzman. l Good, isn't it? 'This is Fun Page One Hundred Twenty three v First row: Edwin Sinclair, T. Homiller, S. Tucker. Presi- olenig L. Taylor, Brunk, Nl. Grosswald, D. Errisburger, R. Fogleman. Second row: T. Stack, M. Rooney, P. Collier, J. Crawford, E. Sims, B. Bailey, R. Wylie. THURSDAY PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB PHOTOGRAPHY C Page One Huymirecl Twenty-foam' U First row: D. Shulnan, P. Little, R. Vinroot, Rea, B. Culp, President, B. Mezid, Pr. Mulany, D. Harris, Slawter. Second row: Abernathy, Funderburg, R. Stanley, Crawford, R. Pierce, Hamilton, M. Richek, L. Wray. Third row: D. James, P. Eason, Taylor, L. Smith, B. Shelby, G. Gray, D. Craig, N. VVright, Fourth row: M. Stumpf, A. Stilwell, B. Hinebark, R. Mills, C. Mullis. The purpose of the Photography Club at East High is to gain skill in the various phases of photography, and in photographing and develop- ing pictures. Another of our aims is to know the proper uses of the various cameras and their parts. The Photography Club has aided the staff of the EAST VVIND this year by taking pictures of East's activities. Page One Hundred The Queen and her King Check those knees! Heres to! The Queen and her court Reddy teddy 'Ufatch the birdie! I N 1 E ,QW 4 I, . f H7 gs, ,., iw iii: -fhffkm 1,9221 .' 'V 1441 S2525 ' 1 W img: ATHLETICS Y0U w'W W6 I w ' ' . , ,Z LW 'JAQM' Z-vii 5 I f 1 1 COACHES Athletic Director JOHN NEEDY Heaal football coacb TOM STEVENS Baseball coacb BILL lVlCC1lNN Assistant football coaclz, Assistant basketball coacb Girls' basketball coacb EARL SECHLER GEORGE MELTON MRS. ELIZABETH ROTAN' A- George Thurston fwith halll pre- pares for a landing. The past gridiron season was a significant one in many ways for East. It can be said that it was a good season, for success is not measured in victories alone. East had a new coach, Tom Stevens, from UNC. lfle molded the boys into a fast, hard-hitting outfit. East opened their season against West and promptly tucked away their first win, 19-7. They later added two other victories, over Cramerton, 33-O, and Lowell, 14-13, to finish the season with a 3-5-1 slate. YCU WERE THERE WITH THE EAGL The Eagles' attack featured the running of halfbacks George Thurston and Carlisle Davenport, and the passing of quarterback Don Phillips. Defensively, linebacker Don Kimsey looked good, along with linemen Tom Skinner, Bob Harkey, Mickey Griswold, lim Gross, Bruce Lowe, and Wayne Bramble. Elanker Ed Chesnutt, though injured part of the season, came back to rack hard in the last three games. The season marked the last high school football for twelve East seniors. But the future is not gloomy. Back will be seven juniors, along with several sophs. -Wilsoiu Davis E Don Phillips finals the rnioldle of the North line rough sledding. THESE ARE Back Back Buck Back CARLISLE DAVENPORT REECE LINTZ DON KIMSEY DON PHILLIPS Back Back Guard Tackle BILL DANSBY GEORGE THURSTON BRUCE LOVVE ALLAN CLEVELAND Page One Hundred Thirty AND THEY THE EAGLES Guard Tackle IHNI GEOSS MICKEY GEISWO Center Tackle TONY FRANCIS TOM SKINNER Guard Guard BILL JONES BOB HAEKEY End ED CHESNUTT Tackle Guard IIIXI CARROLL WAYNE BRADIBLE EXCELLED First row: George Thurston, Don Kirnsey, jim Gross, Carlisle Davenport, VVayne Bramble, Tom Skinner, Don Phillips, VVheeler Buff, Bill Danshy. Seccmol row: Allan Cleveland, Karl Jamison, Jeff Culler, 'lim Carroll, Tony Francis, Don Bauguss, Ed Duchesney, Charles Wyfatt. Third Tow: Bill Untz, Beece Untz, George Fogle, Vvayne Cook, Richard Vinroot, Bob Harlaey, Ed Chesnutt, Bruce Lowe, and Dudley Lord. East East East East East East East East Coach Stevens at halftime-ls strategy in the making? Page One Hmfwlreol Tlfzirty-two East ...., SCORES: West .... Harding ....,. Kings Mountain Cramerton .... Lowell . . North .,... Nlyers Park . , . Lincolnton . . . Landis .. First row: Larry Blevins, Eddie Huclcs, Bill Davis, Harry Allen, Dear Kanipe, Doug Shuman, Bill Helms. Second row: jim Erwin, Falls Carpenter, Jim Grant, Bob Morris, Bobby Mann, Gene Lamb, Alton Grayson. Third row: Pete Little, Ted Connell, Jim Bland, Rufus Gvcr- cash, Hank Reynolds, Ed Hopper, Elliott Welcll. The East Band, patting on their colorful halftime Manager Bohhy Simmons show. Page One Hundred Thirty-three I I 2 RICHARD VINROOT LEWIS CARPENTER RODNEY PURSER VV. L. HELMS ARGUS VVALLACE BUTCH LITTLE CARLISLE DAVENPORT DAVID LANDON ED CEI-IESNUTT BILL SPEER DWIGHT REA JIINHVIY KING Page One Hundrezi Thirty-fofm' First row: Coach john Needy, Argus Wallace, lim King, Butch Little, Carlisle Davenport, David Landon, Asst. Coach George Nlelton. Second row: Hemi lll6l'VLdg61' Steve Vvilson, Ed Chesnutt, Lewis Carpenter, W. L. Helms, Richard Vinroot, Rodney Purser, Dwight Rea, Bill Speer, Asst. rllanager Bobby Simmons. Absent: from photo: John Crump. BASKETBALL ' ' ' 1956-57 Basketball around this section of the state is booming with East lVlecklenburg right in the middle of it. The Eagles, cage teams have progressed remarkably in the past couple of years, and are now becoming a recognized power. Coach Iohn Needy deserves much credit for Eastys fine showing on the hardwood. Ditto for Assistant George lVlelton. This yearls edition of the Eagles featured a great rebounding game, as well as an exceptional tendency to hit from outside. The squad also proved to have more depth than was first anticipated. At the time this article was written, East was tied for the GCAA lead with a lfO slate in conference play, and an over-all 62 record. From their present squad, East will lose 5 players via graduation, of which only 3 are starters. With this in mind, it appears that the Eagles are set for the future also. Page One Hundierl Thirtj we SCHEDULE Ian. Ian. Jan. jan. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb East at North Charlotte Catholic at East East at Nlyers Park East at VVCst East at Davidson Fr. lVlyers Park at East Cramerton at East North at East West at East East at Harding Charlotte Catholic at East Davidson Fr. at East Managers Bobby Simmorzs and Steve Wilson Hold 'em clown, Lucie ! East comes down with another rebound- First row: Dieky Latty, Doug Shoeman, Alfred VVellings. Second row: Charles Harlcey, Jeff Guller, Ierry Kellis, Andy Price. Third row: Jerry Helms, Rufus Overcash, Bobby Tyson, George Fogle, Jimmy McNaull, Coach Stevens. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL The jayvee basketball team provides experience for future varsity possibilities. This yearys edition of the Junior Varsity had a lot of potential which will help the varsity in future years. Enthusiastic crowd at I-landing-East Game 19 ' , s S BALL GIRLS BASKETBALL F, 4' '41 NN 'L yi, QQ xi? 4, 1 59 Z .-l' Ugrqmld ,prebltf First row: Ellen Willard, Beverly Teal, Nlartlia Price, Czzptzring Faye Benton, Coecapming Pam Moeszinger, Nancy Abernathy. Second row: Yvonne Fincher, Roberta Elder, Betsy Forbis, Sylvia Bowers, Eleanor Young. Tlfzirol row: Barbara Grayson, Elsie Harris, Jane Mattingly, Mrs. L. Rotan, Sally Bbyne, Bacbel Dulin, Sylvia Crump, Barbara Canup. ' UH m' 'f nw WNWfv1'w-Wm2NwwwWMwWMHww?Mf'---11:MfsHK1fimfaawsieaiwixswvaszlbaiafwsszwv1mffwaN22ab2i5si.fsmaaiiiwswxesiiasga.afialaammmwx A?faizaiiaessaqiilfffsi?L.2'1a+s CHEERLEADERS And cheering our teams to victory throughout the year were our pretty Cheerleaders. Here we see them getting ready for OL yell Left to right: jo Sebek, Donna Cowles, Beth Qrr, Captaing Ann Shuping, Sandra Strickland, and Lorraine Henderson. BASEBALL Page One Hundred Forty First row: Carlisle Davenport, Ed Chesnutt, Bruce Crump, Bobby Iordan, VVayne Connor, Iohn Crump. Second row: Carl Jamison, Tony Harris, Don Phillips, Robert Horne, Don Horne. Third row: Manager Bill Untz, W. Smith, Watson Connell, Bay Shrum, Gerald Kelly, Coach Bill Eanes, Coach Bill McGinn. The baseball team had a relatively successful season. Although they didnit come out on top, they still won their share of games. Cutstanding players were pitchers Bobby Jordan and Robert llorne, infielders Don Phillips and Tony Harris, and catcher Bruce Crump. These are to mention only a few. The squad is a young one, and will give some- body trouble beforc it is through. TRACK . ' , ' ii xii A ' The 1956 track team showed up well under f ' the fine coaching of Mr. John Needy. ., - ,, :1 L 5, , , Qs at fab R r 1,.Q A f YF 't , 5 H 1 3 P' 'ibm is it '1 'Ki' 3 Q ff, f 3 S JSR 'E 'Q Hifi ,Kilim 'f u Ni 4:-+11 ft' H out ,A f ,, ... swi ,'2Ti'ga,,- 4 ' Q rw' -Q iw . Ll ggi-F..F.,,.: 1:--: .,..',l'fv:wf.f4 f-,ga'gj,.j1- , - -'-' .F F F. Agua-Fwdm 'M' vv,gF. irXs5ege5Z 2595:-g,.- - -p rg, sz up Km 3 RS -ag, f 11 A 'f ,Emi .,1. J n Getting their share of points at the meets were Allan Elmore, Jimmy Earnhardt, Fred Wilson, Franklin Bumgardner, Bill Dansby, , F F li ' ', ii and Jerry Fincher. Lu- r ,al 5 -ZZ ,geil L , F wx. . . F -,' i f w s F El he thmclads lost onlv three men to gradu- J g A F ation, making the future look much brighter. ttt. I f 'i, I J ,rg 32 -'rf 7 Q i'tfiijI If f .H 1 ,A I :rr .T if lliljg 5 - F A . ettt F :E .F i,i', F 3 - Top: Bob Harkey, shot put. . . . ': '::'L Lt- Bottom: Distance, Wilson and Fincher. 'A .- lj' f v 221 f itat K t E . Q . , Q . Q . . Si Q61 , , H' it 'xgwd WL ' in at fs K 4' L, Fly, A, ,Q ur' ,lim dxifg, 'gh t Ft x 1,2 ,V . 1 A ,- Ru mites ,,. , W5 W- ff, ,jig , 3 1 Ni x , K Q is my ,gg wie V, .. J.. . V s J' V 16 , V ,, ., I , Q iF '- ' :Q itat, J. E1:i'f:2'S3f52if:it 55:Eviaf2fa,v!l4'tfS? Below, first row: Coach John Needy, David Gibb Bodgers and George Thurston. Larry Blevins, Don Jeffries, Fred Brunk, Farnum Gray, Allan Elmore, Franklin Bumgardner. Second row. Manager Craig Richards, Bob Harkey, Steve Henderson, Fred Bently, Jim Gross, Bill Dansby, Butch Little, Fred Wilson, Jerry Fincher, Andy Sv Nance! Dow du' CROSS CCJUNTRY TRACK This is East Mecklenhurgls first year to field a cross country team. Our team made a fine showing. This sport, coached by Mr. George Melton, is a wonderful conditioner. The Eagle harriers were lcd by Fred Wil- son and lorry Fincher but there was an out- standing effort on the part of all who par- ticipated in the sport. Below, first row: Richard Simindinger, Fred Bentley, Barry Boneno, Peter Oppenheim, Fred VVilson, jerry Fincher, Jimmy King, David Landon, Tom Graham, David VVatters. Second -row: Butch Little, Steve Henderson, Bob Taylor, john Crump, Coach Melton, Rodney Purser, Lewis Carpenter, Dwight Rea, and Larry Taylor. In front: Hoyle Hill. ,. .. .....,.-...,.,ii.---,,, W, W,N,,M-,,,,,,, , , , N W Y Y , w .L , y ' ff , . FEAT U RES You Lookmg MARGARET ANN SHUPINC , 1 QW 3 W L ff JAM iQpwffWJ5,1y TQH ESE W xi X 0st Likely 0 Szgrsigaci la 1'ZC1'l,L1Z'i8Sl EMMA LOU NOELI,flDAX7IlD BLAN15 WJ LORRAINE ',I'ENDERSONfCiLAYTON IIELINIS I , .,.,, , A... W .X.,..., ,-f,, , W- , vf,,Y m...M-,mwfmww2m. mwMwm5zwA,xwv-wAw.mwmwfwn .ff.l A ff l Most Baslaful BARBARA LONG-XNATSON CONNELL R B E S T Most Popular Most Intellectual FFOEVINIY IAIVIISON-SUSAN COOPER Most Versatile GEOIKCE THURSTON-VELVA VVHITESCARVER GAIL EINHART-JOHNNY MORROW ' -i 'rW ' ' Wittiest Best Dressed RICHARD BRICKELL-JUDY CEORNE YVONNE HAIGLER-JIM IVIORTON SEWNERE OUR B Most Cowteous Ium LAC AN P1 OMMY SKINNRR Afost Athlewc L ARLIQLE lJAVENPORT MARTHA PRICE THE A EST Q.. ,I ' f I K ' Q. DAVID BLAND ClELIA ANN OVERTON r. an WMM gaaf To Celia Annuand David, for the efforts they have put forth and the many worthwhile jobs they have perfonned for East High, we, the staff of the EAST WIND, dedicate the work, time, and energy that went into the publishing of this annual. Page One Hundred Forty-seven 5 5 X 5 2 5 2 Q 5 5 5 5 2 5 Q 'V 'mxisrwfemvfm mama5QfamfIe1iwisPmeifainiyiskffmigkixawazpsrnsnmyu Q32 H1fvwsezsimage:95zgw2:.asPf:4e2gs?1gQiffffr -S' :.1..,-.Q gg , LL- :ff ,.ggf-- kk K Ifwfiiwflwwwvmfi ' 'f ' 'vwlwlvfl i f-'Wf-1-wW'A ' In garogn xgymili S E N f DERCLASS BEAUTIES nine Janice gi 7 'YQ s 1' I J , Xbyyiff iffy? Lf! Q71 VJ XSQZJZQ M Anal wXWf'wf1'f1'1 '4'fvlfw'ekff'-1mvfwwmvflf ,nf VH- -f'.4a22Q:ff1f:e : THE EAST WIND SCHOLARSHIP PHYLLIS BTCCAIN The Business Staff of The EAST WIND is happy to announce that the winner of our Bre- vard College Scholarship is Phyllis McCain. The award of two hundred dollars is awarded innually to a deserving senior. T i WU 4 n ELL' l ,za 2 T 4,44 cc E 6653539 'Zh fd 4,M2'Z I Q Ezzifefyfm HfQfwQ l gl zzffa, p P ,Q O e Hundred Fifty-two ADVERTISEMENTS 'W WWMQ lqy if ffrfif' Wil M A W ff ,Era W LJLMJPJQ W 'X Q QM M' 1 gi by or JWCJMZ ,Jf- V iff fr ISRKIITIIGS I0 lHl unions. S you go from your hugh school llfe Into the outer world of a larger llfe ot usefulness slncere best wlshes go with each one of you May each of you fund the place for whlch you are best fltted and In which you will meet with the truest success May the Lord bless you and keep you where ever you may be EAST MEGKLENBURG PARENT TEACHERS ASSUGIATIDN Pg 0 H ozfzffffyf RATCllFFE'S FLOWERS BRICHTEN THE HOURS ED 2-7189 BROWN LUMBER CO. PAINT-HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS Matthews, N. C. Phone VI 5-4531 longleal Mills, Inc. MATTHEWS, NORTH CAROLINA Quality Rayon Yarns Matthews Dry Cleaners It Pleased Tell Others, It Not Tell Us B. D. FUNDERBURK General Merchandise Phone VI 5-1561 MATTHEWS, N. C. S. R. lemmond Servicenter MATTHEWS, N. C. Phone VI 5-4522 BIGGERS FURNITURE CO. MATTHEWS, NORTH CAROLINA See BIGGERS for bigger values Phone VI 5-5543 M. l. Conder Food Store FRESH MEATS PRODUCE-GROCERIES MATTH EWS, N. C. Page One Hundred Fifty-five for over EE Ears it has been f,..,Wg... eewfww 1 ellis for better alues E. M. RENFROW GENERAL MERCHANDISE COTTON BUYER COAL-FEED-SEED FERTILIZERS Matthews Telephone VI 5-1571 HEARN MOTOR CO. Your Local Nash Dealer 2016 N. Tryon Street FISHER'S BOARDING KENNEL Docs AND CATS Sa rdis Road EM 6-2898 Owner, Judy Fisher PARK AVE. HARDWARE 130 East Park Avenue lrm the heart of Dilwortla Household supplies-sporting goods seed-plants-flowers P. J. Berxard, Owner Page One Hundred Fifty-six I Mclean Clothing Store Men's and Boys' Clothing and Shoes Phone ED 4-4175 MINT HILL, N. C. R. J. McEWEN 8. SON FURNITURE, HARDWARE 5 APPLIANCES Phone ED 4-7521 MINT HILL, N. C. you olwoys meet your friends when you Shop ot IN CHARLOTTE DS P O H mired Fifty-s A V . . f W W 'JW V! ,ff ,bfyfbfblfw Qin! fi 1 'J fx X jjfqfi 4,,,f 5!ylj7ALl!E? jbjgzjggffl f ff ff M A, w Mynjvpj X Ng, 1' XML, ff, ,f,flfJ,f f ,f , A ,ff My jj 'M cf Wy J ,bf fx' ' ' ' Jf' QWLQ JL J ff V JV I M V! f 'L X is U WJ MCMW W 41 W A555 Q A fff J '4'! ' ' J JW 14,19 Z my IWJWJ L ry J ,W M A U Mx 5 '52 ...Z fDf fCj x!, ,-ff - f 7 Qlass of 1575i I - . . F, n 4 4 . . SOUTHERNKBEL-4l.'TELEPH0NE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY -J ,r A V I a Page One Hundred Fifty-eight VN! ,,,.,lf I if .f .f 'Z u THE BANK OF MATTHEWS Organized l909 MATTHEWS, N. C. Member Federo! Deposit Insuronce Coroorolion PAUL THOMPSON FURNITURE REPAIR ir Repairing-Refinishing Upholstering and Special Order Reproductions ir 4205 Monroe Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. llose's eaut Salon We specialize in Cold Wave Permcmenfs Mint Hill Road Phone FR 7-6757 Page One Hundred Fifty-nine Wzdwazfrf zfaaffwfzagzwafg ,Z A 'naw .I JS Q CHARLOTTE, N. c. Telephone FRanklin 7-4244 Owned and Operated by Bradley Fincher IBRUMIFIIIEWUD STUDIIQS PHOTOGRAPHERS--COMMERCIAL 325 Easl' Boulevard ED 4-7415 PgOHddS f'74u,g.g,- l A I ,. f 1, 56' 1 Vyw VA Mwflkfx g,fgLcwC04'lf jr L, UW ,pf ' 1 ,L L' f , ASEE' , K ' wall. I 'WML if 'fin J!!! if ,X X L 'K LL! E ' LQJLL bg! .. ILNL MVVL WL ,l , if X- 'F ' 1' V L lf 'l 71 1 l for new 5 VL Liar!! V! W0 CONGRATULATIONS, sENloRs EAST HIGH BUUSTER CLUB Meet with us every third Monday evening ot eight. Join the club, enjoy the fellowship, and help promote interest in school activities. Boost East High and Watch The Eagles Fly 92143, .... One of the South's leading department stores THE FRIENDLY STORE Page One Hunolred Sixty-one l l , ,T if 4 TMWWV 4 ff, WW! W 4 Jim X' Renfrow's Servigeffj Bane' seafood ,, V J ' ' ng ED 4- 0 , Everything in Fresh Seafoods' SE It ! , 919 S. McDowell Street jf P'-ETF QA 'MCE Phone FR 5-4409 WX LQ 9 T W ff JoHN M. meEwEN s. co. Mciwen and Tlwmpsvn GENERAL MERCHANDISE LADIES READY'TO'WEAR MINT HILL, N. C. M'NT H -'-I N- C- Telephone FR 6-0914 Clwrlvffe Srwfhns 60044 Blooms snornms, mc Co., Inc. WHOLESALE 314 S. Tryon Street FRUITS 8 PRODUCE Teach your dollars to have more cents CANNED F0055 Bob Sutton Andy Kowalski FROZEN FOODS Page One Hundred Sixtyftwo ,-asv 4 Greenway Nilrsery, Inc. - -LANDSICAAPESERVICE Albemarle Road Charlotte, N. C. Phone ED 3-7648 KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Accredited By The Accrediting Commission For Business Schools As A junior College Of Business CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Nl. O, Kirkpatrick, President Phone ED 3-3855 Alexander .lewelers Gifts for every occasion Expert watch repairing Phone FR 6-1836 l5l2 Central Ave. Charlotte, N R. E. Alexander, Owner SPORTING GOODS Faul 8. Crymes, Inc. 415 S. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of I .... wilsons roon sroms M., 014 DRUG SUNDRIES ., i P. o. Box so ,Nga If-f' Phone ED 4-3008 The Light Refreshment MlNT l-lll'L' N' C' Page One Hunolred Sixty-three I E iw! r fi F 1 ,, ,fl 1 - l ' tl A' I . Y , 1 , if ,- . YA., M'-7.1. I I ,f ' iff' H 1,3 3' up 1341, ' xx if ff' jf. -A f if ' 7- 1 5 J V ,S f . ,J xv' AL arf! Mx? , R A ' f 1. Ll' ll ' If . 'M ,ri .L 'i 1 - P it fi 1, ,fx - mf D f , 1 ,1 A! - Qiflf we 5 V Browne's Pure Service Mechanical work of all kinds Tires Recapped and Repaired 545 Providence Road ED 4-4975 Oakhurst Sales Company 4200 Monroe Road CHARLOTTE, N. C. FUEL OIL HARDWARE--FEED G SEED FERTILIZER-PAINTS Carson Insurance Agency Insurance 6' Bonds l228 Elizabeth Avenue CHARLOTTE 4, N. C. Phone FR 6-l5ll PEEKABOO Ladies' Cancellation Shoe Store Nationally Known Brands 302 North Tryon Street Phone FR 5-0004 Savings up to SOWJ Men's Cancellation Shoe Store 110 South Church Street Phone ED 4-1743 Savings up to 50WJ OATO'S YOUR FRIENDLY LADIES' STORE Located on the Plaza and Dilworth THE BOTTOM DOLLAR DEPARTMENT STORE Where your dollars make more cents 301 East Trade Street Page One Hundred Sixty-four ROY WHITE'S FLOWERS Finest In Flowers I949 E. Seventh St. Phone ED 3-8846 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone ED 4-4805-3-7212 NIoore's Sewing Machines Furniture 8. Appliances NEW Cr USED SEWING MACHINES FURNITURE Cr APPLIANCES BOUGHT, SOLD E1 REPAIRED 404 East Trade St. Charlotte I, N. C. Developer of Moore's Park Wilkinson Blvd. DRAPERY and SLIP COVER FABRICS Custom Made Drapes and Slip Covers WRIGHT'S INC. 4102 Monroe Road Phone ED 2-3008 Burton Institute I20-A East 3rd CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. FOR ADULTS ONLY Elementary School--Grades I-8 High School-Accredited College-2 Years Commercial FEATURING . . . O Advertising-Salesmanship O Secretarial Science I Business Administration O Public Speaking Phones ED 4-2514-ED 4-3084 Y' FROM THE HOUSE OF. JOHNY'S GRILL Sandwiches-Lunch-Dinner Specializing in Fried Chicken TRY CURB SERVICE at our parking lot 4025 Monroe Road Phone FR 5-9585 Page One Hundred Sixty-five Vgfjf, J tf4fL63'cz,f Wt! 1756100 ,lWtQH'51'rQfs of Lasting Comfort and Durability Sggfazf see 5 .xyfidc f2!QMJf5Qf9fff2fQf6tE PQ CRAIG and soNs 16,6-4 J gwefleff f U F, 'S .n 'X xg 42614449 Qmj BUILDERS E A cf2cAe,,g Route 332, Sharon-Amity Road CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Telephone FR 6-1229 M' i F. 5 . . A 4-, I , ' '. ' F f ' i 7 - .' , , ll 5 1' ,' A ' 5 S'Ti1NLEYi'S5S.UPCtE'R nnua stone ', D. ,V 9 ' ' ' I .. LARGE AND CONVENIENTU 1949 E. Seventh Street Phone ED 3-5103 Nw fig- , it-W rl' Q , jf 'Sg ii . . P J, xl - if ' Rxgxmll 1. 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Easy JA.QwwL,'if-ogg fflfY RE' 'W-BEM. Q, - JLo..:x ogxxiox, fix oemawiipytf T4 , GRADUATE TO GREATER To A teve s . elf Foon SAVINGS ervice at your friendly. Wlfies COLONIAL STORES Page One Hundred Sixty-nine i GRIFFIN E550 MINT HILL, N. C. SHARON ESSO SERVICENTER PROVIDENCE ROAD SERVICE COMPLETE CAR SERVICE A' B4 ROUGE, PIOPIEIOI I . 815 Providence Road Pick-Up-Delivery Road Seryige Complete Sll1Cl3lI' Sel'VlCe Sharon Road EMerson 6-9900 and Accessories fs I I7 A 4' Q, u ,- ' 7 o o I f I Purser s Shell and Fuel Oil SCYVICCL I I, -A ,, 'E I NV IJ f W Alf I ' fill 1 I tif aComplete Motor Tuning, Brake Service XQQUUAUVLIM l I ' il I N I If U 'J SHELL PRoDucTsK9,LMf3h,fIQf ,Il N I , ,III ZW Fuel Oil for Domestic, Commercial a IIQ'cm hIflYgfgdges31Q! 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