Etowah High School - Chief Yearbook (Etowah, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1955 volume:

The 1955 — Edition Of Hit Ghitt Presented By The Senior Class Of Etowah School Etowah, North Carolina Southern suns and crystal water Smile upon you, Alma Mater; Mistress of this mountain land, With all knowledge at your hand, Alma t to honor true jus Always All our love we pledge to you. stand forever, Etowah s Western Sky Mater ’ ina ‘Neath Carol is and This yearbook School e Ev ery year thes volume of THE S tand di portray to othe an ae) 1) 3 fe} � ac) oe) ty) uM (39) CY) EF ishe a we wis f one of ou We r ° cher THE od ar re the sa ished and t CHIEF of 19 1s Snel a) ives book Our mot as an example s year in thi thi % fr or ourselves some very t ve fc d safely we have ‘upon our ind the life that be able to look back to m ay reca life. = school at once = id ed in future years we m Joy We hope that i e of THE CHIEF o wonderfully en volum here % Edi lo, ste = llen Co My, Wy yyyypyyy y i ay CLASSES ACTIVIT Dedication So many people have done so much for us during the past years that it would be impossible to dedicate THE 1955 CHIEF to one particular individual, It is our wish, therefore, that this yearbook be dedicated TO YOU; YOU who have helped and guided us in the past and YOU who will continue to assist and direct usin the futyre, as we leave school life and enter life’s school. In a sense, this book is notdedicated TO YOU but TO EVERYBODY! It givesus--The Seniors of 1955--a feeling of sincere pleasure and satisfaction to offer to you, THE CHIEF of 1955, as a token of our love and appreciation. Wehope that we will live up to your expectations and that in the future, you will have reason to be proud of us as we are of you today. Principal TO THE CLASS OF 1955: Twelve years have passed since we started out as ‘‘Freshmen ’ together at Etowah--youin the first grade and I serving my firstyearas principal. Dur- ing this time we have shared many new and different experiences. With the magic eye of the camera you have captured highlights of these twelve years; and within these pages are found your friends--faculty members and students--each of whom, in his or her way, has had a partin your education and happiness, The Chief will serve as a memory book that will keep you tied to your Alma Mater and to the friends you have made here. It cannot show the educational benefits nor worthy traits of character you have acquired; only time can reveal these. As aclass and as individuals, you have had big plans for the future, It has always been my desire tohelp lead you along the right path toward the ful- fillment of these plans. I want to commend you for your accomplishments in life thus far, and to congratulate you for staying in school until you have reached the goal of graduation, Now like a ‘‘team in the huddle,’’ youare readyto begin the biggest game of all--the game of life. I shallbe on the sidelines as you play this game, wish- ing for each of you the greatest of success. Each member of the faculty joins me in extending to each of you our very best wishes. H. T. Sitton, Principal Sentor Officers Left to right: Lorena Weese, Secretary; Billy Allison, President; Ellen Costello, Vice President; Jimmy Cantrell, Treasurer. Mascots — Sandra Allison Dennis Woodson GENE ALLEN BILLY ALLISON Class Of ‘55 HAROLD AUSTIN CLARA NELL BAYNARD JIMMY CANTRELL LOUISE COSTON Class Of ‘55 O 4 4 a) iw n O O ZA 3] 4 roa ca) VIRGINIA DALTON fad nee a A OO HE fy fy a a ieee b 7 5 = eB a a © a] fH coe 2 A is eo = mo a RANDALL JACKSON DONALD McCARSON Class Of ‘55 LORRAINE MARONA GRACE METCALF WAYNE MORGAN WYNN MORGAN RUSSELL NIX LARRY OWENS a ALINE ROBINSON WAYNE SUMNER LORENA WEESE JUANITA WILLIAMS Last Will And Cestament We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-five of Etowah High School, in the county of Henderson, the State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and realizing our impending departure from this school, do hereby declare and make this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To Mr, Sitton, we wish to express our many thanks for the interest and leadership he has shown us during the past years. To our teachers, we leave our deepest appreciation for their efforts toward increasing our wisdom. _ARTIGIget ings and buses we leave our ympathy for the ‘‘care’’ we gave them }. ARTICLE TT To the undergraduates: To the Junior Class we leave the job of issuing The Chief. To the Sophomores and Freshmen, we leave our hopes that,before long,they will occupy the position that we now occupy. i ARTICLE Iv vlas. ave collected some well-known articles which we would like to bestow upon specific und 1. They are as follows: Clara Nell Baynard | e title as ‘‘Best All Around'’’ to Joe Allison; and she leaves her pleasant personality to Jeanette Nesbitt, __ Billy Daiton leaves his title of ‘‘Best Looking’’ to G.D. Allen and to Jimmy McCall his love for basketball. — Virginia Dalton willshertitle as ‘‘Man Hater’’ to Jerri Hensley--may she use it to im- prove her studies, and to her sister, Norma Jean, goes her title as ‘‘Most Likely to Succeed.”’ i Heffner leaves her title as ‘‘Best Looking’’ to LouEllen Owens, and to G.D. Allen she ck hair. . _ e Maronaleaves her ability totype to her niece, Gail, and her title as ‘‘Friendliest”’ tcalf leaves her title of ‘‘Most Popular’’ to Patsy Bell, and her friendship with We, the Senior Cla Greer. . iyne Morgan wills his ability to get A’s on conduct to G. D. Allen, and his quiet ways to Joe White. | _ Lorena Weese leaves her title of ‘‘Most Athletic’’ to her sister, Mary Jane, and to Maymie Jo Summey she leaves her love for shorthand. Wayne Sumner leaves his singing ability to Lowell Fletcher, and his love for studying to his sister, Wanda. Juanita Williams bequeaths her title as ‘‘MostStudious’’ to her sister Eugenia, and her quiet ways to Bobby J, Cantrell. : : : Gene Allen leaves to rother, Harold, his ability to get along with girls, and to Donald Crowder his title as ‘‘Most Popular.’’ | Billy Allison leaves C s Robinson his height, and to David Kilpatrickhis title as ‘‘Best 9? Sport. ; — : Harold Austin leaves his ability to skip classes to Gene Allison, and to Joe White, his title as ‘‘Best All Around.”’ - Jimmy Cantrell wills his title as ‘‘Best Dressed’’ to Joe Allison, and his farming ability to Carl Barnett, Ellen Costeilo leaves her mischievous ways to Janice Greer, and to Bud Stover she leaves all her old worn out rubber band s with all rights and privileges thereof. Pat Fletcher leaves her title as ‘‘Cutest’’' to Norma Jean Dalton, and her title as ‘‘Best Dressed”’ to Bernice Dalton. _ Louise Coston wills her title as ‘‘Most Dependable’’ to Margaret Byrd, and her love for Home Economics to Jerri Hensley and may she use if in the years to come. Bobby Dalton leaves his title as ‘‘Friendliest’’ to Shirley Riddle, and to Charles Robinson goes his love for basketball. Randall Jackson wills his ways for getting out of class to Richard Ritter, and his title of ‘‘Most Original’’ goes to Clay Penland. Donald McCarson leaves his title as ‘‘Most Dependable’’ to Carl Barnett, and to Richard Ritter he leaves his quiet ways. ; Wynn Morgan wills his title as ‘‘Most Likely to Succeed’’to Bobby Cantrell, andhis pleasant ways to Mona Jane Banks. Russell Nix leaves his title as ‘‘Most Athletic’’ to Charles Robinson, and his large stature to Harry Byrd. Larry Owens leaves his love for Chemistry and Physics to Harold Allen and his title as ‘“‘Most Mischievous’’ to Joe Allison. Aline Robinson leaves her original ways to her sister, Lula Bell,and to Jeannene Coston she leaves all her rights to the telephone. BEST DRESSED MOST STUDIOUS Pat Fletcher - Jimmy Cantrell Juanita Williams - Wayne Sumner Senior Stars MOST DEPENDABLE MOST ORIGINAL Louise Coston - Donald McCarson Aline Robinson - Randall Jackson MOST MISCHIEVIOUS MOST POPULAR Ellen Costello - Larry Owens Grace Metcalf - Gene Allen Sentor Stars QUIETEST MOST ATHLETIC Juanita Williams - Wayne Morgan Lorene Weese - Russel Nix . S 2 al = : = : Lo | a A Sree Sonwdd s : a Sa HW Cot © QOaGuvw os = fy, Honkdun go ZBHOR MO Oey (Os Oe Oo ear ieeeeloy SN Wal ees (on te) (fa a eat eee Q-wada py ASCH H OE mTeH On Cd SN en Es NroaAa DGFouwa ow On gue Marne aud 3 , SOnH JHMMQm HO nNOOOEHA 8 S 5 4 ben . = 2 a os 5 ¢o) = 5 W s cal WY) Ea) Q Senior Directory Alford Eugene Allen, ‘‘Speedy’’; Assistant Advertising Manager The Chief; Baseball 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 1,4; 4-H Club 1,2; President 1; Class Vice President 2; Junior Play. ‘‘What the heck!’’ Billy Allison, ‘‘Bill’’; Co-Editor The Chief; Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; F., fey lg) 2, 9; 4; French Club 2; Class President 4; Class Vice President 2; Popularity King 3; Junior Play. ‘‘Here comes Mr. Sitton, put the chalk down.”’ Harold Randolph Austin, ‘‘Smokie Joe’’; Annual Staff; Basketball 2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Mono- eee tubes, 4; Po FA 1, 2,3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Junior Play. ‘‘Lordy-Mercy”’ Clara Nell Baynard, ‘Jackie’’; Annual Staff; Manager of Girls’ Basketball team 2; Monogram Gives ear eti. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play. ‘‘Not nearly quite plumb, but pert near just about.”’ Hragkiin) Jimmy Cantrell, ‘Doctor’’; Annual Staff; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Class Treas- urer 2, 4; Junior Play. ‘‘The heck with you.”’ Ellen Elizabeth Costello, ‘‘Costello’’; Editor, The Chief; F.H.A.1,2; Beta Club 3,4, Vice Presi- dent 3, President 4; Marshal 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Spanish Club 1, 2; Theresolite Staff 1, 2; Soft- ball team 1, 2; Volley Ball team 2; Popularity Queen 4; Chief Cheerleader 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 4; Junior Play. ‘“‘Golly Whoppers’’ Martha Louise Coston, ‘‘Lou’’; Literary Editor The Chief; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3-4). H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Degree Chairman 2, President 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Marshal 3; Home Economics Medal 2; Representative of Tri-county F. H. A. at National Con- vention 2; Officer of Tri-county F. H. A. 3; Junior Play. eoluhatyS en OibesO).ia: Billy Ned Dalton, ‘‘Bill’’; Assistant Business Manager The Chief; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball l, fees eMionogram Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; F.F.A. 1,'2, 3, 4. ‘““You better not do that.’’ Bobby Ted Dalton, ‘‘Bob’’; Annual Staff; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club Zeeeee Vice President 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4. “Pind em, Love em, Leave ema: Virginia Dean Dalton, ‘‘Gin’’; Annual Staff; Basketball 1, PEI. Isls ING tin By Sh Goisl Cis) Is IP seve la Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Class Vice President 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Junior Play. ‘“ All’s well that ends well.”’ Patricia Ann Fletcher, ‘‘Pat’’; Typist-Bookkeeper The Chief; Basketball 1, 2; F. H.A. 1, 2,3; French Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; Glee Club l, 2, 3; Apple Festival Contestant 4; Miss Hi Miss 4; Junior Play. ‘‘Pat, drink, and be merry, for tomor row we die. ’ Sybil Marie Heffner, ‘‘Syb’’; Layout Manager The Chief; Basketball 1; F. H. A.1,2, 3; Monogram Club 2,'4, Secretary 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Popularity Queen 2. ‘‘Well, dog take it.”’ Erwin Randall Jackson, ‘‘Jackson’’; Snap Shot Editor The Ghiet; Fim. A. 1, 2, 4; 4-H Club 1,72; French Club 2; Junior Play. Donte ll Iona Lorraine Marona, ‘‘Lorrie’’; Picture Editor The Chief; iDpalkeiialll Ry By BE iP. Talo Avo thy Ge Song Leader 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Marshal 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Popularity Queen 3; Class Vice President 3; Junior Play. ‘‘Golly Whoppers’’ Grace Marie Metcalf, ‘‘Ree’’; Assistant Layout Manager The Ghiet; Py Hi-A. a, 2s. os 4-H Giubeir Cheerleader 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; French Club 2; Vice President 2; Popularity Queen 1; mee Club |, 2, 3; Junior Play. ‘Joy in a Bottles. és Senior Directory (Continued) : Donald McCarson, ‘‘Pumpkin’’; Business Manager The Chief; Baseball 1,2, 3,4;F.F.A.1, 2, 3,4. ‘‘Now let’s hurry a bit.’’ Robert Wayne Morgan, ‘‘Chucky’’; Business Manager The Chief; French Club2;F.F.A.1,2, 3,4. ‘‘T don’t know.”’ Willie Wynn Morgan, ‘‘Rowdy’’; Assistant Business Manager The Chief; Class Treasurer 3; French Glktiley 2E IP 6 IP 5 ANS, By By Be ‘ What did you say?’’ James Russell Nix, ‘Rus’’; Annual Staff; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4. ‘If you can’t beat them, make ‘em sweat. ’ Larry Donald Owens, ‘‘Ice’’; Annual Staff; Basketball 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 4; Monogram Club 4; Junior Play. ‘‘Good garden peas.”’ Dorothy Aline Robinson, ‘‘Aline’’; Assistant Picture Editor The Chief; F. H. A. 1; 4-H Club 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Play-Student Director. ‘‘Now, why are you doing that?’’ Charles Wayne Sumner, ‘‘Sumner’’; Advertising Manager The Chief; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 4; French Club 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 3, Vice President 4; Class President 1, 2, 3; Popularity King 2; Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Singing Leader 1, Secretary 2; Junior Play. ‘‘Hitch your wagon to a star.’’ Sarah Lorena Weese, ‘‘Rena’’; Club Editor The Chief; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Social Chairman 2, 4; 4-H Club 1; Monogram 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; French Club 2, Secretary 2; Beta Club 1,2, 3; Class Secretary 3, 4; Popularity Queen 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Captain of Basket- ball 2; Co-Editor ‘‘Little Chief’’; Junior Play. ‘‘Oh! you doll you.”’ Juanita Jane Williams, ‘‘Nita’’; Annual Staff; Basketball 1, 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; F. H. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; French Club 2, 3, 4, President 3; Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary 4; Marshal 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 4; Junior Play. ‘‘Think about it, let you know tomorrow. ’ 2 2 2 ae Ag 2 ak 2k 9 2k 2k 3k 9k 2 ak ak 2k 2K 2 2k ak 2 2k 2k ok Class Flower ------------------------- Red Rose Class Motto ‘‘Today we follow, tomorrow we lead. ’ Officers Junior Newman, Treas- a rs] ) Mo) ORs ey mia ee Ww 2 Ris 3 O “AO oS) v He Oy y oO a0 cre AF US oh ba oH HY mF co vo Vv 4H fal a oo HOD Gir = 0 � ag 00 ioe) uy o= Se cet oH 2) ison Joe All Harold Allen Class Of ‘56 Joyce Allison Bobby Drake Peggy Blackwell Sarah Lee Johnson Charles Arrington Margaret Johnson Wanda Briggs Ruby Jones Harry Byrd Peggy McCombs Class Of ‘56 Vera Moody Mary Ellen Ritter Jackie Newman Charles Robinson Clara Orr Bud Stover POR ih Oe: Freddy Parris Maymie Jo Summey Jimmy Phillips Joe White Sophomore Officers Left to right: Eugenia Williams, Secretary; Jim McCall, President; Janice Greer, Treasurer; Phillip Conner, Vice President. G. D. Allen Patsy Bell Bobby Cantrell Class Of ‘57 Jean Cairnes Phillip Connor Donald Crowder Bernice Dalton Norma Jean Dalton Janice Greer Jerri Hensley James Hipps Mary Johnson Margaret Carolyn Jones David Kilpatrick Jimmy McCall Class Of ‘57 Dorothy McCarson Zane McIntire Kathleen Murray Jeanette Nesbitt Kenneth Nicholson Genevieve Norris Joan Norton Lou Ellen Owens Richard Ritter Shirley Souther Jerry Strickland Mary Jane Weese Eugenia Williams ee Me : : 4 z Freshman Officers Left to right: Wanda Sumner, Secretary; Lowell Fletcher, Vice President; Jack Crisp, President; Carolyn Blythe, Treasurer. George Atkins Mona Jane Banks Class Of ‘58 Carl Barnett Louise Blankenship Carolyn Blythe Margaret Byrd Margaret Chastain Jeannene Coston Donna Crisp Jack Crisp Lowell Fletcher Mary Evelyn Fuller Cecil Garren Vernon Huggins: June Huntsinger Eddie Justus Floyd Justus Arnetta Ledbetter Class Of 58 Jacqualine McCrary Janice Moffit Ruth Nelson Ann Nix Webb Norris Margie Orr Douglas Owens Buddy Parris Clay Penland Mike Prince Shirley Riddle Johnnie Robinson Lula Bell Robinson Wanda Sumner Sylvene Wilkie Joe Young Our Homer oom MR Hl ole ON MRS, NELLE DOTSON MR. R. D. BRUCE Science Home Economics Agriculture Faculty MISS JOSEPHINE CURTO MR. H. D. WOODSON MRS. LUCY SITTON English and French Social Studies Commercial MISS BESSIE JORDAN Mada, W. McCRARY MRS, VERA MORGAN 8th Grade 8th Grade 6th Grade Faculty MRS, ELENA GEORGE MRS, MARGARET BRUCE MRS. FAYE WRIGHT 2nd and 3rd Grades lst Grade lst Grade pees OO - 2 : . a eaee 1, Did we really lose that bad? ? 2, The Seniors sing songs? 3.One little, two little, three little Indians-- 4. Remember the Old Maids? 5. You name it, we can't. 6. Could it be he sings? ? 7. Your guess is as good as mine. 8, The Naughty Ladies of Shady Lane. 9. Come to me, baby. 10. Relax, he’s in the office. 11. Oh, ahh! yourself. 12. Well bless their little hearts!! 13. King Arthur and his knights. 14. Go west, young man, go west. Eee © ie ¥ a ON A TR CAESARS Billy Allison, Associate Editor Soirasiasceicen nian ae cnt SS ie amrnsieninc isi enn | Ellen Costello, Editor-In-Chief Miss Josephine Curto, Sponsor EDITORS Left to right: Lorraine Marona, Picture Editor; Ellen Costello, Editor; Pat Fletcher, Typist and bookkeeper; Louise Coston, Literary Editor; Sybil Heffner, Layout Manager; Wayne Sumner, Advertising Manager; Billy Allison, Assistant Editor ; Randall Jackson, Snapshot Editor. CO-EDITORS Left to right: Aline Robinson, Assistant Picture Editor; Juanita Williams, Assistant Literary Editor; Lorena Weese, Proofreader; Clara Baynard, Assistant Proofreader; Virginia Dalton, Assistant Literary Editor; Grace Metcalf, Assistant Layout Manager; Donald McCarson, Cir- culation Manager; Wynn Morgan, Assistant Circulation Manager; Gene Allen, Assistant Advertis- ing Manager; Bobby Dalton, Worker's Staff; Jimmy Cantrell, Worker's Staff. _ eiRe F.H.A. First Row: Eugenia Williams, Juanita Williams, Lorena Weese, Louise Coston, Mary Ellen Ritter, Peggy McCombs, Clair Orr. Second Row: Mrs. Dotson, Advisor; Jean Cairnes, Mary Jane Weese, Clara Nell Baynard, Jeannette Nesbitt, Donna Crisp, Mona Banks, Third Row: Janice Greer, Joan Norton, W anda Briggs, Vera Moody, Margie Orr, Arnetta Ledbetter, Shirley Riddle. Fourth Row: Margaret Byrd, Lula Belle Robinson, Carolyn Blythe, Maymie Jo Summey, Jeannene Cos- ton, Wanda Sumner, Louise Blankenship, Sylvene Wilkie, FH.A. Officers Left to right: Eugenia Williams, Secretary; Juanita Williams, Treasurer; Lorena Weese, Social Chairman; Margaret Carolyn Jones, Vice President; Louise Coston, President; Mary Ellen Rit- ter, Parliamentarian; Peggy McCombs, Reporter; Clair Orr; Historian. F.F.A. Officers Left to right: Wayne Sumner, Treasurer; Jimmy Cantrell, Vice President; Billy Allison, Presi- dent; Gene Allen, Reporter; Randall Jackson, Secretary; Russell Nix, Sentinel. Dade First Row: Jimmy Cantrell, Wayne Sumner, Clay Penland, Daniel Adcock, David Kilpatrick, Buddy Parris, Mike Prince, Floyd Justice, Lowell Fletcher, Harry Byrd, Bobby Dalton. Second Row: Billy Allison, Vernon Huggins, Bobby Cantrell, Bobby J. Cantrell, Webb Norris, Jimmie Phillips, Henry Cantrell, Eddie Justice, Carrol Cagle, Jimmie Snyder, Harold Allen, J. E. Young. Third Row: James Hipps, Carl Barnette, Douglas Owens, Charles Robinson, Joe Allison, Jack Crisp, Freddie Parris, Charles Arrington, Randall Jackson. Beta Club Front Row: Maymie Jo Summey, Reporter; Juanita Williams, Secretary; Wayne Sumner, Vice- President; Ellen Costello, President; Mary Ellen Ritter, Treasurer; Pat Fletcher, Virginia Dal- ton. Second Row: Peggy McCombs, Louise Coston, Sarah Lee Johnson, Lorena Weese, Sybil Hef- fner, Lorraine Marona. Director, Mrs. Lucy Sitton. Mes Cheries First Row: Maymie Jo Summey, Wanda Briggs, Louise Coston, Bobby J. Cantrell. Second Row: Peggy McCombs, Mary Ellen Ritter, Ruby Jones, Phillip Connor, Jimmy McCall, Margaret John- son, Bobby C.Cantrell. Third Row: Lorraine Marona, Jackie Newman, Mary Jane Weese, Harold Allen, Bernice Dalton, Lou Ellen Owens. Fourth Row: Wayne Sumner, Eugenia Williams, Jeanette Nesbitt, Joan Norton. Fifth Row: G. D. Allen, Norma Jean Dalton, Bud Stover, Richard Ritter, Donald Crowder, Director, Miss Josephine Curto. Monogram Club Front Row: Billy Dalton, President; Sybil Heffner, Secretary; Bobby Dalton, Vice-President; Lorena Weese, Treasurer; Peggy McCombs, Clara Nell Baynard. Second Row: Lorraine Marona, Jean Cairens, Mary Jane Weese, Janice Greer, Aline Robinson. Third Row: Jackie Newman, Bobby Drake, Harry Byrd, Ruby Jones, Mary Ellen Rit- ter. Side Row: Front to back: Dot McCarson, Eugenia Williams, Norma Jean Dalton, Juanita Williams, Grace Metcalf, Louise Coston, Patsy Bell, Maymie Jo Summey, Wayne Sumner, Wanda Briggs, Billy Allison, Joe Allison and Charles Robinson. H. D. Woodson Girls’ Coach J. W. McCrary Boys’ Coach Che Fall Festival KINGS AND QUEENS One through Five KINGS AND QUEENS Six through Eight KINGS AND QUEENS Nine through Eleven Baseball Ceam First Row: Billy Allison, Gene Allen, Russell Nix, Bobby Dalton, Donald McCarson. Second Row: Mr. Woodson, Coach; Harold Austin, Wayne Sumner, Jimmie McCall, Bud Stover, Jackie Newman. Midget Baseball Ceam Left to right: Mr. McCrary, Coach; G. D, Allen, Harry Byrd, Donald Crowder, Joe Allison, Ken- neth Nicholson, Jackie Newman, Jimmie McCall and Gene Allen, Manager. Et ok Sm a TE SR NN GT = G2 oo gm 2 SEG Be ele iti LA | HH Ty J H auge ilk i i 3 ae RS | © Girls’ Basketball H. D. Woodson (Coach) Front row sitting: Lorena Weese, Wanda Briggs, Janice Greer, Norma Jean Dalton, Maymie Jo Summey, Joan Norton, Dot McCarson. Second Row: Eugenia Williams, Mary Jane Weese, Lula Bell Robinson, June Huntsinger, Jeannene Coston, Johnie Robinson, Wanda Sumner. Third Row: Shirley Riddle, Manager; Margaret Byrd, Patsy Bell, Sylvene Wilkie, Jean Cairens, Donna Crisp, Louise Blankenship, Manager. Boys’ Basketball J. W. McCrary (Coach) Left to right: Billy Dalton, Bobby Drake, Larry Owens, Charles Robinson, Mr. McCrary, Coach; Russel Nix, Billy Allison, Wayne Sumner, Bobby Dalton, Gene Allen; Manager. Class History Twelve years ago,a small, but valiant band of Pilgrims set upon a weary march in search of the Celestial City of Knowledge. Among those Pilgrims were: Clara Nell Baynard, Virginia Dalton, Pat Fletcher, Lorraine Marona, Aline Robinson, Lorena Weese, Juanita Williams,. Gene Allen, Billy Allison, Jimmy Cantrell, Billy Dalton, Bobby Dalton, we Ja Wayne Morgan, Russel Nix, Larry Owens, and Wayne Sumner. Turning their faces toward the upward climb, they begat their march with Hope (Mrs. Shufford) leading them. The road oe learning increased in difficulty as Hope gave way to Determination. Grace Metcalf and Harold Austin joined the band as Mrs. Turner, Mrs. Dalton, and Mrs. Parker guided their footsteps up and over the firstfour difficulties of that climb---Fear, Uncertain- ity, Shyness, and Distrust. Entering into the spirit of..school life, they were few, though ena. Mrs.Stepp, Mrs. Morgan, and Mrs, Sitton worked tirelessly in ‘keeping up their hopes. Donald MeCarson and Louise Coston joined this group.as they stopped on the Hill of Difficulty awaiting the arrival of Courage (Miss Jordan) to take command. Clammering over the Hill of Difficulty, Dye Heffner and Randall Jackson joined the sToup as some ae by Ae ee oe 8 Led by Unde @i aiding, (Mrs Poly: the ones remaining telldtaee onward. New Truth andHope, (Mrs. Sitton), joined them in overcoming False Pride, overjoyed that the glimmer of that long sought city was now in sight. However, sadness tinged-their faith as they saw several of the Pilgrims slide back into the clutches of w stful thinking and wander off into the even ae difficulties of lites Encouragement, (Mr. Geekystbepeato the head of the foot ore and weary Pilgrims, giving them strengthto overcome The Valley of Humiliation. Joining the band was Ellen Costello, who gave strength to the group. They rested on their journey long enough to give a dramatic presentation (Junior Play), and broke bread with their elders (Junior-Senior Banquet) who a successfully climbed to the pres of the City of Knowledge. Enteging upon the last step of their journey, led by F ell arship and Love (Mrs. Dotson), they saw more pe ephtly the glimmering ee | light from that long sought City of Knowledges - st the goal was . Feached. Such a cry of hdeneee arose as they saw But why did these twenty-four Pilgrims n gate? Why did they look down the wind- They saw as they hesitated a goal yet to be e wee realized that upon entering through ed, but must be the leaders. re at last s, guides, leaders and ad- hrough that gate, head up, hope, fellowship, deter- g journey--resolute in the visers of schoo shoulders straight--resolut mination, and love they had learned du: determination to fulfill their missions Juanita Williams, Historian Dorothy Adcock Jewel Allison Freddie Baines Jimmy Blackwell Garry Blackwell Frank Bradley Nora Bradley Virginia Cagle Shirley Fowler Ardith Fulle Jimmy Garren Jeddy Gash Betty Jean Griffin Jo Ann Hendricks Sandra Hutchinson Hazel Jones Eighth Grade Buddy Justus Doris Kilpatrick Linda Laughter Maxine Mathies Kenneth McCarson Paul McCrary Walden McEntire Brenda McLean Helen Morgan Mary Murphy Gladys Murray James Nesbitt Manley Orr Connie Fay Owens Eugene Pruitt Leroy Ritter John Rogers Patsy Rose James Shipman Tommy Simpson Ewart Smith Janice Snoddy Velma Souther Eula Mae Suttles Pete Corhn Dickie Connor Dorothy Dalton Bobby Duncan Harold Eubanks Susie Eubanks Jimmie Fletcher Joni Fletcher Jean Wells Elfrida Wilkie Ethelyne Wilkie Frances Young Martha Kilpatrick Alonzo McGraw Shirley McGraw Richard McKinna Gerald Moody Boyce Moore Seventh Grade Neal Baines Roger Banks Mickey Blankenship Malcolm Cantrell Brenda Case Jerry Fletcher John Murray Patricia Nelson Patsy Phillips Jody Price Alvin Redden Bruce Robinson Tommy Flynn Lionel Gillespie Gene Gossett Martha Hendricks Corine Hoots Carolyn Kilpatrick David Robinson George Rose Eva Russell Larry Sizmore Josephine Watts Wilma Jean Watts Barbara Wilkie David Williams Sixth Grade First Row: Bill Day, David Pace, Dorothy Ann Morgan, Rose Baynard, Ann Worley, Ollie Parris, Ruby Bird, Linda McLean, Frances Chastain, Geraldine Maxwell, Anna Bruce, Carol Simpson, Marilyn Ballard. Second Row: Mrs. Morgan, James Jones, Donald Cox, Mickey Jones, Edward Wilkie, John Laughter, Roy Riddle, Foulds Ritter, Ronnie Fletcher, Woody Gash, Edward Heath- erly, Robert Ward,Arthur Blankenship. Third Row: Mary Lou McCombs, Geneva Snoddy, Fannie Griffin, Patsy Fowler, Ruby Lee Fowler, Phyllis Crisp, Lillie Ann Pruitt, Dorothy Ballard, Jewell Roberts, Hazel McCormick, Carolyn Redden. : Seu SN HONG TN Ge hy ook Se PS Fifth Grade First Row: Ethel Murphy, Shelba Jean Robinson, Aileen Adcock, Linda Darnell, Carolyn Souther, Pauline Drake, Frances Johnson, Barbara Weese, Leota Justus. Second Row: Mrs. Nicholson, Junior Orr, Bob Gossett, Jackie Randolph, Clifford Eubanks, Wayne Bell, Harold Murray, Dean Sumner, Carroll Riddle, Ray Gilbert. Third Row: Stanley Burrell, Leslie McCarson, Gerald Garren, Acey Spires, Eddie Hawkins, Arnold Bradley, Clarence Chastain, Theodore Snoddy. Fourth And Fifth Grades Front Row: Herschel Justus, Jr., Billy Dwyer, Ray Huggins, Garry Jones, Ralph Pace, Harold Galloway, Francis Capps. Second Row: Jimmy Darnell, Calvin Day, Joel Worley, Ronnie Davis, Johnny Connor, Doris Simpson, Peggy Fletcher, Jean Laughter, Ann Cairnes. Back Row: Vivian Hollingsworth, Judy Drake, Ruth Merrill, Jeff Corn, Wayne Moore. Not Pictured: Hayward Stover, Linda Drake, Roy Sherman. Fourth Grade Front Row: Margaret Cantrell, Donna Cantrell, Deena Morris, Jackie Duncan, Gail Corn, Bev- erly Rose, Florence Williams, Shirley McCarson, Wilma Cox. SecondRow: Mrs. Combs, Teach- er; Carol Talley, Jimmy Cairnes, Charles Moore, Jerry Mintz, Marvin Metcalf, Augustus Cagle, Alton Gilbert, Teresa McGraw. Third Row: Lora Jean Reese, Frances Gash, Geraldine Baynard, Kenneth Bresnahan, Jimmy Owens, Freddie Baines, Henry Ball, John Byrd, Douglas Robinson. 3 Chird Grade First Row: Doris Ann Parkinson, Priscilla Drake, Sandra Merrill, Joyce Flynn, Ann Kilpatrick, Barbara Suttles, Judy Waldrop, Sandra Williamson, Ilene Allison, Suzanne Robertson, Pauline Watts, Linda Nelson, Juanell Gash. Second Row: Mrs. Kate Dalton, Francis Roberts, Rodney Orr, Robert Lance, Harry Warren, Jr., Larry McLean, Sammie Simpson, Sammie Capps, Her- bert Justus, Charles Murphy, Freeman Jones. Third Row: Carroll Wilkie, Roy Morgan, Robert McCrary, Henry Landers, Ronnie Johnson, Paul Galloway, Sherrill McCrary, Ethel Sodney, Virginia Wilkie, Brenda McGraw, Bobby Jean Clontz, Ronnie Ball. Second And Chird Grades First Row: Henry Heatherly, Larry Whiteside, Charles Ballard, Grover Jackson, Tommy Riddle, Mrs. George. Second Row: Larry Allison, Jesse Norton, Douglas Wilkie, Carl Johnson, David Drake, Harvey Cantrell. 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