Etowah High School - Chief Yearbook (Etowah, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1956 volume:

— oo . M. FOSTER. SUPERINTENDENT H. T, SITTON., PRINCIPAL Etowah School Etowah, North Carolina 1756 bear Lachera) U2, the [odaoa of (956, wat 2 aleclicake Merion ton Principal's Message Time and tide wait for no man and so another Senior Class reaches the close of twelve years of study and play together at Etowah School. The good times you have had, the disappointments as well as the joys you have shared with classmates and teacher friends will soon be cherished memories you will carry with you. In my mind's eye | can visualize you through the years beginning as six-year-olds getting acquainted with a strange new world into elementary school, your Promotion Day Exercises at the close of your eighth grade, through four years of high school classes and activities. This annual will serve to keep these memories alive for each of us. The faculty joins me in expressing our congratulations to you for reach- ing the climax of your school experience. Our very best wishes and fondest hopes go with each of you as you seek further education or employment in the business world. It is our prayer that something we have done along the way will aid you in having a well-adjusted, happy, successful life. ’ RE MRS, FAYE C, WRIGHT MRS. MARGARET BRUCE MRS, LOEE TURNER First Grade First and Second Grades Second Grade MRS. ONEITA KILPATRICK MRS. MARGARET A. COMBS MISS CELIA GARREN Third Grade Fourth Grade Second and Third Grades MISS ELIZABETH KIMZEY MRS. VERA B. MORGAN MISS SALLIE GREEN ALLISON Fourth and Fifth Grades Sixth Grade Fifth Grade MRS, CLARIBEL CLARK MRS. VERA W. WOODSON MISS BESSIE JORDAN Seventh Grade Sixth and Seventh Grades Eighth Grade High School Mathematics MRS. NELLE DOTSON ROBERT D. BRUCE HARRY D. WOODSON Home Economics Vocational Agriculture Social Studies Ninth Grade Girls Ninth Grade Boys Tenth Grade MRS. LUCY G,. SITTON MRS. JULIA LAPPIN MRS. EUVA S. NICHOLSON Commercial Subjects English French Eleventh Grade Twelfth Grade Faculty . Editors Roundtable . Remember when we were Sophomores? : CLASS OFFICER NVMINUDAG BRIG GSeete., cclenes ai owvends te metasia Seite aks cid sithe alate eiaas’ ee e's'y terse OE CTETOLY SIA RE ING Ess FOV ERamertc ape teeie oe torte tederentorifta.c: ale sug ecole ais te e-o oe euy ahaa. @ 6 | FEGSUTEL GPARLES@ROBI INS@IN ree i nard Meaecee es eiakees he ot ccaainie ale ealctebiotens president GHAREESTARRING LON Me ah ines fis ot et. cree coe aie soe sav ICe=—President entored JOYCE ALLISON---- Shorty Gee Whiz 4-H Club 1; Usher, Junior Play; Annual Staff; Taming of The Shrew 2. CHARLES ARRINGTON---- Sea Daddy F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1; Annual Staff; Junior Play. Clase HAROLD ALLEN---- Fat Ah, Dick Tracy F.F.A.1,2,3,4, President 4; Mes Cheries 3,4; Baseball Manager 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Junior Play; Annual Staff. JOE ALLISON---- Goose F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Basketball 2,3,4; Mono- gram Club 3,4. WANDA BRIGGS---- Gertrude Oh, Fiddle Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1273 4, Historian 4; Class Secretary 3, 4; French Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Junior Play; Popularity Queen 4; An- nual Staff, Typist; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Class Social Chairman 1. HARRY BYRD---- Byrd Booster Club 1; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3, Sentinel 4; Monogram Club 3,4; Junior Play; Baseball 1,2,3, 4; Basketball 2,3, Manager 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Vice- President 4; Annual Staff. 0} 1956 BOBBY DRAKE---- Liberace Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Soc- cer 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Glee Club 2; F.F.A. 1,2, Vice-President 1; Junior Play; Annual Staff. MINNIE HUNSINGER---- Min Hey F.H.A. 1,2; Monogram Club 2,3, 4; Basketball Ieee; 4; Lunchroom Assistant 4; Annual Staff; Mes Cheries oF 4; Taming of The Shrew 2. MARGARET JOHNSON 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Mes Cheries 3,4; Library Club 3; Beta Ciub 3, 4; Junior Play; French Award 3. SARA LEE JOHNSON Beta Club 2,3,4, Secretary 4; Cheerleader 1,3, 4; Class Queen 1,3; Apple Festival Representative 4; Monogram Club 4; Library Club 1, 2; Program Chairman 2; Class Vice-President 2; School Reporter 1; Lunchroom Assis- tant 1; Talent Show 1; Co-Editor-in-Chief, 1956 CHIEF; Marshal 3. RUBY JONES---- Honey It all depends 4-H Club 1, 2,3, 4, Officer 1,2,3,4; Glee Club We: F.H.A. 1; Class Treasurer 2; Beta Club 2,3, 4; Mono- gram Club 3, 4; Cheerleader 2; State Dress Review 2; Junior Play; Spotter 3, 4; Mes Cheries 3, 4;Marshal 3; Class Social Chairman 3; Literary Editor, 1956 CHIEF; Roundtable Representative 4; Taming of The Shrew 2; State French Award 4. PEGGY McCOMBS---- Peg Sou-ie Beta Club 2,3,4; Chief Cheerleader 2; Taming of The Shrew 2; The Old Jalopy 1; History Award 2; Talent Show Award 2; Monogram Club 3,4; Mes Cheries 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Reporter 3; Library 1,2,3; Class Pres- ident 3; Junior Play; Chief Marshal 3; 1955 Roundtable Representative 4; Glee Club 1,2; Scorekeeper 3,4; Co- Editor-in-Chief 1956 CHIEF; Miss Hi Miss. BETTY ANN ORR---- Clair Ah Swany F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Historian 3; Glee Club 1,2; Prompter for Junior Play; Annual Staff; Taming of The Shrew 2. FREDDIE PARRIS F.F.A. 1,2,3; Junior Play Stage Manager; Annual Staff. Clase VERA MOODY---= Moody Holy Mackeral F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3; The Old Jalopy 1; Taming of The Shrew 2; Typist, 1956 CHIEF; Social Committee 2; Junior Play. JACKIE NEWMAN---=- Newman Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,273; Monogram Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Beta Club 3,4, President 4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Jenior Play; Mes Cheries 3,4; Business Mana- ger, 1956 CHIEF. JIMMY PHILLIPS---- Tarbaby F.F. A. 1, 2, 3, Reporter 2; Baseball 3; Junior Play. MARY ELLEN RITTER Oh, for Heaven's Sakes Beta Club 2,3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Par- liamentarian 3; Cheerleader 2; Monogram Club 3, 4; Taming of The Shrew 2; Junior Play; Picture Editor, 1956 CHIEF. of 1956 CHARLES ROBINSON F.F. A. 1, 2, 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Junior Play; Class President 4; Monogram Club 3, 4, President 4; Annual Staff. CLARENCE CECIL STOVER---- Bud F.F.A. 1; Class Social Committee 1,2; Basketball 2,3; Mes Cheries 3, 4, President 3; Class Treasurer 4; Base- ball 3,4; Monogram Club 4. MAYMIE JO SUMMEY---- Jo Nilo Class Secretary 1; Beta Club 2,3,4, Reporter 3, Vice- President 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3, 4; Mes Cheries 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Jun- ior Play; Marshal 3; Layout Manager, 1956 CHIEF; 1955 Roundtable Representative; Taming of The Shrew 2; Fall Festival 1. JOE WHITE F.F.A. 1,2,3, Treasurer 4; Junior Play; Annual Staff. MASCOTS GLENN RAY WOODSON LINDA FAYE NEWMAN Marshals Peggy McCombs, Chief; Sara Lee Johnson, Mary Ellen Ritter, Ruby Jones, Maymie Jo Summey. Class History Plahet of Education. On board this shining Wanda Briggs, Bobby Drake, Minnie Hunsinger, new rocket © Ruby Jones, yy Elton Ritter, Charles Robinson, Bud Stover, and Maymie shuford, who took us safely to the second planet. The se tely, Mrs. Turner found us, and guided us to the third At first the third planet discouraged us, but Mrs. Combs came to our aid, and explained that we knew how to print, but now we must learn to write. We brought aboard one new student on this planet, Jimmy Phillips. held for us a new subject, Geography. And Geography was really something--we were other countries and where they were located by Mrs. Parker, who with her love of birds rs lanet, we ee a tedcher whom we thought a little strange, for she liked arithmetic. This sting worn ek ee ste ofl her many trips, was Mrs. Keller. From the seventh year work, On the eighth planet we met another teacher who liked arithmetic, but she went in for more difficult problems such as algebra and geometry. She introduced us to the Audobon Club, which we enjoyed very much. This wonderful teacher was Miss Bessie Jordan. We took aboard two more new students, Freddie Parris and Joe White. When we arriyed’o ing into High Sc liked this new rou nth planet, Miss Curto came tofour ‘aid and explained that we were now enter- ies. we 2 would eas Giossesko d shave, a: eterent teacher for every subject. We r dec , Mrs. Sitton, come aboard once a- gain. And unfortunately we lost two of our cies innid Hunsinger Ord Bobby Drake, but Margaret John- son joined us. Just as were cranking the dusty ‘worn-éhigine, We Heard a squeaky little voice ask, Is this the 'Old Faithful, ' bound for the Twelfth Planet of Education? We‘told him yes, and so Harry Byrd came through our portals. As we landed on the eleventh planet we were all excited, for we had two important tasks before us. The first one was the Junior play. We presented Wanted a Hero, which proved to be a success, and in the Spring of '55 we gave the Seniors a banquet with the theme, Sh students joined us: Charles Arrington and Sara Johnson, and Bobby and We did all of our senior tasks joyfull i : i ishi i and taking small trips. But deep in our minds we were a ’ our flight did come to an end we marched with reached the first step in our goal. When we we are now on our ewe in a Great Wide Worle Senior MOST ORIGINAL Ruby Jones - Joe Allison | BEST ALL AROUND Clair Orr Harry Byrd BEST LOOKING Sara Lee Johnson : Bobby Drake | Superlatives MOST ATHLETIC Wanda Briggs Charles Robinson MOST VERSATILE Peggy McCombs Bud Stover MOST STUDIOUS Maymie Jo Summey Freddie Parris MOST DEPENDABLE Margaret Johnson Harold Allen MOST LIKELY 1 O=SUGEEED Mary Ellen Ritter Jimmy Phillips MOST POPULAR Sara Lee Johnson Charles Robinson Senior Superlatives FRIENDLIEST Vera Moody Jackie Newman WITTIEST Minnie Hunsinger Charles Arrington MOST RESERVED Joyce Allison Joe White Last Will and Cestament We, the Class of 1956 of Etowah High School, in preparing to leave our cherished Alma Mater and enter the life beyond, wish to dispose of our worldly possessions in the following pre- scribed manner: ARTICLE | . To the teachers and buildings we extend our sincere sympathy for the wear and tear we have brought upon you. ARTICLE II To the Class of 1957 we leave the job of putting out the CHIEF and our sunny dispositions. ARTICLE 11 To the Underclassmen we leave all our broken rubber bands, ..unfinished popsicles, spent matches, worn out books, bent lockers, and any other souvenirs: we may have accumulated during our twelve years' stay on these premises. . ARTICLE Vn |, Harold Allen, leave” my ile of Most en dable to Richard ition and my blue eyes to Jerry Strickland. .. |, Joe Allison, Je my litle oh Most Original to Jack cre and my geod grooming to Pete Corhn. Weese my sweet’ ways. ; |, Charles Arrington, leave my witticisms to Jim McCall and my school bus to Genevieve Su , Wanda Briggs, hand down to Jean Cairnes By bal] suit (good luck) and my hetgh to Lou Ellen pee ‘ |, Harry Byrd, bestow ry title of Best AI Around on my sister Margaret and my sm on Douglas Gray.” |, Bobby Drake, leave «my pared for girls to Carl Barnett and my good looks to Keneth Nicholson. |, Minnie Hunsinger, transmit to Pat Bell my well-worn: ball. suit and-my title of, Watti ss Greer. , Margaret Johnson, bestow on my sister Mary Ay dependbility and.on ‘Jeanette Nesbit y talent (a acting. 1, Sara Lee Johnson, endow Mary Jon Tilley og my. title of, Bes s Looking ang ee Eubanks with my cheerleading. |, Ruby Jones, bequeath� my title of Most Original to my cousin Margaret Carolyn and my talent for skating to Johnnie Robinson. |, Peggy McCombs, leave’ my love of deateing to my sister Mary Lou and my versatility to Jeannene Coston. |, Vera Moody,..give my Lortendliness to Joan Norton and my musical ability to Dot Mc- ee |, Jackie Newman, hand down to Dickie Connor my pleasant personality and to Gene Alli- son my title of Mast Likely To Succeed. 1, Clair Orr, leave my title of Best All Around to my sister Margie and my quiet ways to Wanda Sumner. |, Freddy Parris, transmit my studious ways to G. D. Allen and my medical ambitions to David Kilpatrick. |, Jimmie Phillips, give my friendliness to Bobbie Cantrell and my dependability to Kenneth McCarson. |, Mary Ellen Ritter, bestow on Bernice Dalton my title Most Likely To Succeed and my meee on Norma Jean Dalton. |, Charles Robinson, bequeath my patience to Zane McEntire and my title of Most Athletic to my brother, David. 1, Bud Stover, endow Donald Crowder with my singing ability and Mike Price with my ver- satility. |, Maymie Jo Summey, leave my title of Most Studious to Dorothy Dalton, and my most prized possession, my basketball uniform to Margaret Byrd. |, Joe White, will my title of most reserved to Lowell Fletcher and my curly hair to Vernon Huggins. | feet CLASS OFFICERS JOA NEINORLO Nir cree ene ete we as. on tact. dey to nines 2 Secretary LOUBELLEINBOWENS at Aine tm anteater cos wine ee Neh supe te rl! Treccurer DAVIDARILPATRIGK Mar arn ect eaten. wisteniole alts wreeet we oe une b wio.o) President NORMA@IEAINE DALFO NOME wean csieh sited a isetstesie sis clehas statis 4 Vice-President cuniores GLENN D. ALLEN EUGENE ALLISON PATSY BELL ROBERT CANTRELL JEAN CAIRNES ANN COX DONALD CROWDER BERNICE DALTON NORMA JEAN DALTON JANICE GREER MARY JOHNSON MARGARET JONES DAVID KILPATRICK JAMES McCALL DOROTHY McCARSON ZANE McENTIRE JEANETTE NESBITT KENNETH NICHOLSON GENEVIEVE NORRIS JOAN NORTON LOU ELLEN OWENS RICHARD RITTER JERRY STRICKLAND MARY JON TILLEY MARY JANE WEESE EUGENIA WILLIAMS CLASS OFFICERS SHIRVEN RIDDLES res ts terdecietsicc « Sstec cos aye,¥ cv ole olie Sdess sere oa 0ecretary NV AIN DA BO UIVENE RtUN eM crA art sran Nera eee ania irre tlclt nla aia-e st sceivsueie'el o's LLEGSULeD MIKERPRIINIGERe eter trreieehs charg his or net eile ctiae casos seals e0c'e President NOWERMMELELGHERMes octet tities tre sans ons ere teers Soe Reem «eine V [ce tPresident Sophomores Clase CARL BARNETT LOUISE BLANKENSHIP CAROLYN BLYTHE MARGARET BYRD MARGARET CHASTINE PHILLIP CONNOR JEANNENE COSTON DONNA CRISP JACK CRISP LOWELL FLETCHER MARY EVELYN FULLE VERNON HUGGINS JUNE HUNSINGER ARNETTA LEDBETTER JACKIE McCRARY RALPH McLEAN RUTH NELSON ANN NIX MARGIE ORR DOUGLAS OWENS BUDDY PARRIS CLAY PENLAND MIKE PRINCE JOHNNIE ROBINSON LULA BELLE ROBINSON SHIRLEY RIDDLE JIMMY SNYDER SYLVENE WILKIE Bee Oo ee é _ a CLASS OFFICERS eT ES ORGIN ee eee ise iat eisavie ) sini siewities segeisac tse 0ee « Se¢retary EIN INE a niC@ARS © Isisemanet men sere kita cyte avo ee) Treasurer. DO MPELELCHER met tater. ote cee carte: ce eee be eek ents President SUSIERCUDAINK Samana, ares rate, foie ae ue too ca | Vice-President ‘Freshmen BID, SS 2S eS DIG. — DANIEL ADCOCK DOROTHY ADCOCK JEWEL ALLISON FREDDIE BAINES CAROLYN BROWN VIRGINIA CAGLE DICKIE CONNER PETE CORHN DOROTHY DALTON SUSIE EUBANKS JONI FLETCHER SHIRLEY FOWLER ARDITH FULLE JAMES GARREN JEDDY GASH DOUGLAS GRAY BETTY JEAN GRIFFIN JO ANN HENDRICKS pf 1959 SANDRA HUTCHINSON FLOYD JUSTUS KENNETH McCARSON BRENDA McCLEAN HELEN MORGAN MARY MURPHY JAMES NESBITT BOBBY RAY OWENS EUGENE PRUITT LEROY RITTER JAMES SHIPMAN THOMAS SIMPSON VELMA SOUTHER EULA MAE SUTTLES JEAN WELLS ELFRIDA WILKIE ETHELYNE WILKIE FRANCES YOUNG Clementary Grades ° s ° Miss Jordan's Cighth Grade Neal Baines, Ronald Beck, Jimmy Blackwell, Mickey Blankenship, Cothran Burrell, Kionel Gillespie, Gene Gossett, Dewitt McCarson, Alonzo McGraw, Richard McKinna, Gerald Moody, John Murray, Dale Nelson, Manley Orr, Alvin Redden, Bruce Robinson, David Robinson, John Rogers, David Williams, Joby Prince, Juanita Cole, Martha Hendricks, Corina Hoots, Carolyn Kilpatrick, Shirley McGraw, Gladys Murray, Pat Nelson, Connie Owens, Eva Russell, Josephine Watts, Wilma Jean Watts, Barbara Wilkie. Mrs. Clark’s Seventh Grade LEFT TO RIGHT: Patsy Fowler, Linda McLean, Francis Chastain, Ruby Lee Jackson, Anna Bruce, Dorothy Ballard, Rose Baynard, Betty Jean Cairnes, Marion Mace, Tommy Flynn, Dorothy Ann Morgan, Fannie Griffen, Carol Simpson, Clarence Brown, Boyce Moore, Hazel McCormick, Ronnie Fletcher, Carolyn Reddin, Mickey Jones, Jewel Roberts, Gail McCrary, Arthur Blankenship, Mary Lou McCombs, Edward Wilkie, Lillie Ann Pruitt, Donald Cox, Bill Day, John Laughter, Woody Gash, Foulds Ritter, Ervin Ball, Mrs. Clark, Teacher. Mero. Wenders Sixth and Seventh Grade FIRST ROW: Frances Johnson, Geraldine Maxwell, Edward Heatherly, Frances Robinson, Marilyn Ballard, Jackie Randolph, Ruby Byrd, Harold Murray, Clifford Eubanks, Theodore Snoddy, Barbara Weese, Jimmy Norris, Ollie Parris. SECOND ROW: Junior Orr, Roy Sherman, Phyllis Crisp, Patsy Huggins, Linda Darnell, Ray Gilbert, Leota Justus, Melvin McCarson, Roy Riddle, Stanley Burrell, David Pace, Doris Hall. M re. Morgan's Sixth Grade FIRST ROW: Harold Galloway, Wayne Bell, Bob Gossett, Ronnie Danis, Hayward Stover, Francis Capps, Garry Jones, Ralph Pace, Robert Ward. SECOND ROW: Jeff Corn, Carolyri Souther, Judy Drake, Mary Jean Johnson, Ethel Murphy, Margaret Coston, Doris Ann Simpson, Shelba Jean Robinson, Aileen Adcock, Roger Clontz. THIRD ROW: Joy Bell Sherman, Pauline Drake, Edwin Redden, Arnold Bradley, Clarence Chastain, Joe McCrary, Gerald Garren, Geneva Snoddy, Ruth Merrill. FOURTH ROW: Linda Drake, John Connor, Dean Sumner, Carroll Riddle, Johnny Cantrell, Mrs. Morgan, Teacher. On, ee ee 0 FR ON pe MOR gs Miss Allison's Fifth FIRST ROW: Jimmy Owens, Alton Gilbert, John Byrd, Jimmy Cairnes, Douglas Robinson, Augustus Cagle, Henry Ball, Mar- vin Metcalf, J. P. Brown, Jimmie Darnell, Herchel Justus, Jr., Sherrill Nelson. SECOND ROW: Michael Showalter, Gail Crisp, Peggy Fletcher, Jackie Sue Duncan, Ann Cairnes, Vivian Hollingsworth, Wilma Cox, Margaret Ann Cantrell. THIRD ROW: Gail Corn, Calvin Day, Jr., Lora Jean Reese, Frances Gash, Deena Morris, Shirley Jones, Florence Williams. FOURTH ROW: Miss Allison, Teacher; Otis Moore, Emma Jean Laughter, Barbara Beck, Acey Spires, Ray Huggins. Miss Kimosey's Fourth and Fifth Grade FIRST ROW: Sammie Simpson, Willie Murray, Carroll Wilkie, Bruce Crowder. SECOND ROW: Roy Morgan, Larry McClean, Carol Tally, Shirley McCarson. THIRD ROW: Ilene Allison, Pauline Watts, Sherrell McCrary, Gerald Baynard, Kenneth Bresnahan. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Jean Clontz, Sandra Williamson, Judy Waldrop, Teresa McGraw, Miss Kimsey, Teacher. ro a urth Grade FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Freeman Jones, Mace Huggins, Harry Warren, Robert Lance, Carl Johnson, Tommy Riddle, Rod- ney Orr, Sammy Capps, Charles Murphy, Jesse Norton, Ira Brown, Garry Baines, Jerry Mintz. SECOND ROW: Sarah Landers, Brenda McGraw, Barbara Suttles, Joyce Spires, Suzanne Robertson, Priscilla Drake, Doris Ann Parkinson, Glenda Maxwell, Sandra Merrill, Linda Nelson, Juanell Gash, Faye Beck, Annette Mintz, David Byrd, Francie Roberts, Robert McCrary. Mrs Dalton’s Third Grade FIRST ROW: David Jones, Joe Saunders, George Crisp, Sammie Orr, Cecil Pruitt, Michael Sigman, Larry Allison, Charles Morgan, Jr., Garry Laxton, Henry Lander, Larry Day. SECOND ROW: Bill Worley, Henry Heatherly, Jr., Fred Cox, Allen Cantrell, Robert Bruce, Larry Whitesides, John Thomas Moore, Johnnie Gossett, Harry Day, Teddy Moore, Grover Jackson, Gene Drake. THIRD ROW: Ethel Snoddy, Jackie Blackwell, Aileen Brown, Marie McCarson, Viola Jackson, Geneva Mur- ray, Melva Carol Allison, Carol Jones, Betty Ritter, Linda Warren, Ann Childs, Mrs. Kate Dalton, Teacher. Mrs. Curner’s Second Grade FIRST ROW: Waune McCrary, David Mintz, Buddie Davis, Anna Spires, Sherley Norris, Michael Williamson, Gleanus Ar- rington, Joe Love, Jerry Sentelle, Elmer Lindsey, Don Robinson, Johnny Norton. SECOND ROW: Harry Blackwell, Kathleen Sherman, Margaret Ann Davis, Lana Lance, Douglas Capps, Alvin Nelson, Don Baines, Joe Pace, Janice Ballard, Roy Mur- ray. THIRD ROW: John McCormick, Harold Cable, Jerry Cox, Elizabeth Bayne, Robert Eubank, Mary Duncan, Robert Landers, James Hamilton, Wayne McCrary, Roy Murphy, Douglas Wilkie. Mrs. Turner, Teacher. Miss Garren’s Second and Third Grade FIRST ROW: Ronnie Ball, George Drake, Brenda Williams, Lou Johnson, Marylin Jones, Gail Sumner, Jimmy Hawkins, Virginia Williams, Wanda Suttles, Nancy Mace, Donald Moffitt. SECOND ROW: James Heatherly, Paul Galloway, Vern Buckner, Eddie Love, Ann Gilbert, Marquita Corn, Larry Allison, Dwight Blythe, Suzie Ball, Troy Lee Sherman. Mrs. Bruce’s Siret and Second Grade FIRST ROW: Larry Stepp, Walter Carraway, Julius Prince, Bobby Buckner. SECOND ROW: Earl Watts, David Fowler, David Drake, Charles Ward, Charles Ballard, Chris Sweeney, Buford McQuinn, Charles Ball, Hoyle Cox, Buford Snoddy. THIRD ROW: Sandra Smith, Carol Lee Capps, Brenda Waldrop, Joyce Morgan, Larry Redden, Carolyn Gash, Mickey Day, John Norris, Delores Brown, Sandra Nelson, Don Gilbert, Ralph Brown, Vickie Baines, Mrs. Bruce, Teacher. Mrs. Wright’s Firet Grade FIRST ROW: Audrey Justus, Kenny Lawter, Mrs. Wright, Teacher. SECOND ROW: Jack McQuinn, Stanley Wallin, Mary Ella Saunders, Rita Williamson, Janice Laxton, Ronnie Blackwell, Charlie McCormick, Linda Baynard. THIRD ROW: John Bruce, Truett Blythe, Wanda Wilkie, Loretta Jones, Teddy Brackett, Alan Lance, Ronny Drake, Lois McCrary, Jack Killian, Barbara Buckner, Mary Alice Bradley, Linda Norris. FOURTH ROW: Kathyrn Hamilton, Alton Wilkie, Barbara Newell, Alice Childs, Lawrence Landers, Luis Taylor, Tammie Barnett, Ronnie Ponders, Roger Clark. boats we ASE ® tied ® ® tol = Lud Lid =) Sy A = x eo) i = (wes = O Wanda Briggs and Jackie Newman Act ee Locust Ue MORSE LEP Seen Literary Editor; Mrs. Sitton and Mrs. Lappin, Sponsors; Maymie Jo Sumney, Layout Editor; Bobby Drake, Snapshot Editor. PEGGY McCOMBS SARA LEE JOHNSON CO-EDITORS JACKIE NEWMAN CLARENCE STOVER Business Manager Assistant Business Manager BUSINESS STAFF SEATED: Vera Moody, Wanda Briggs, Minnie Hunsinger, Jackie Newman, Business Man- ager; Charles Arrington.STANDING: Joyce Allison, Margaret Johnson, Bud Stover, Mr. Sitton, Sponsor. ir Beta Club Jackie Newman, President; Richard Ritter, Margaret Johnson, Wanda Briggs, Treasurer; Maymie Jo Sumney, Vice-President; Sara Lee Johnson, Secretary; Ruby Jones, Mrs. Sitton, Sponsor; Eugenia Williams, Mary Johnson, Mary Ellen Ritter, Peggy McCombs. Mes Cheries FIRST ROW: G. D. Allen, Bud Stover, Zane McEntire, Harold Allen, Richard Ritter. SECOND ROW: Low Ellen Owens, Maymie Jo Sumney, Eugenia Williams, Norma Jean Dalton, Secretary; Bernice Dalton, Treasurer; Peggy McCombs, Mary Jane Weese. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Nicholson, Teacher; Ruby Jones, Minnie Hunsinger, Wanda Briggs, Vice-President; Margar- et Johnson, Mary Ellen Ritter, Jean Charles, Joan Norton, President; Janette Nesbitt, Kenneth Nicholson. future Homemakers of America SEATED: Janice Greer, Treasurer; Wanda Sumner, Vice-President; Eugenia Williams, President; Mary Jane Weese, Secretary; Wanda Briggs, Historian. FIRST ROW: Mrs. Dotson, Sponsor; Susie Eubanks, Eula Mae Suttles, Shirley Fowler, Helen Mor- gan, Ardith Fulle, Virginia Cagle, Carolyn Brown, Betty Jean Griffin, Joan Hendricks, Dorothy Adcock, Maymie Jo Sum- ney, Carolyn Blythe, Joni Fletcher, Janet Nesbitt. SECOND ROW: Elfrida Wilkie, Sylvene Wilkie, Velma Souther, Mary Evelyn Fulle, Ethelyn Wilkie, Jeannene Coston, Sandra Hutchinson, Arnetta Ledbetter, Brenda McClain, Vera Moody, Peg- gy McCombs, Mary Ellen Ritter, Clair Orr, Margaret Jones, Dorothy Dalton. Suture farmers of America Jeddy Gash, Jimmy Phillips, Harold Allen, President; Harry Byrd, Sentinel; Joe Allison, Secretary; Joe White, Treasurer; Charles Arrington, Vice-President; Earl Plemmons, Reporter; Gene Allison, Mr. Bruce, Sponsor; Eddie Justus, Jerry Strick- land, Bobby Cantrell, Donald Crowder, Kenneth McCarson, Jackie Newman, Philip Connor, Carl Barnett, Douglas Owens, J.£. Young, Leroy Ritter, Ewart Smith, Jimmy Shipman, David Kilpatrick, Kenneth Nicholson, Dickie Connor, Buddy Parries, Vernon Huggins, Cecil Garren, Junior Galloway, Floyd Justus, Pete Corn, Lowell Fletcher, Buddy Justus, James Nesbitt, Bobby Ray Owens, Douglas Gray, Mike Prince, Paul McCrary, Freddy Baines. FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Junior Orr, Gerald Garren, Frances Johnson, Ethel Murphy, Frances Robinson, Carolyn Souther, Aileen Adcock, Virginia Cagle, Dean Surmner, Edwin Redden, Garry Jones, SECOND ROW: David Pace, Judy Drake, Ruth Merrill, Mary Jean Johnson, Pauline Drake, Velma Souther, Eula Mae Suttles, Dorothy Ann McCarson, President; Jimmie Blackwell, John Rogers. THIRD ROW: Roy Riddle, Ruby Jones, Secretary; Linda Darnell, Patsy Huggins, Linda Drake, Bar- bara Weese, Manley Orr, Patsy Bell, Vice-President; Cothran Burrell, Lionell Gillespie. Monog ram @lub LEFT ROW: Charles Robinson, President; Minnie Hunsinger, Wanda Briggs, Joan Norton, Norma Jean Dalton, Jean Cairnes,. Mary Jane Weese, Eugenia Williams, Secretary; Louise Blankenship, Jimmy McCall. FRONT ROW: Carolyn Blythe, Wanda Sumner, Dorothy Ann McCarson, Zane McEntire, Peggy McCombs, Bobby Drake, Bud Stover. MIDDLE ROW: Maymie Jo Sumney, Pat Bell, Margaret Jones, Johnnie Robinson, Mary Ellen Ritter. BACK ROW: Janice Greer, Treasurer; Sylvene Wil- kie, Margaret Byrd, Shirley Riddle, Ruby Jones, Sara Lee Johnson, Mr. Woodson, Coach. Cheerleaders LEFT TO RIGHT: Carolyn Blythe, Chief; Lou Ellen Owens, Bernice Dalton, Mary Jon Tilley, Sara Lee Johnson, Susie Eubanks. a! unior Varoity Harry Byrd, Jeddy Gash, Kenneth McCarson, Pete Corhn, Vernon Huggins, J. E. Young, Philip Connor, Douglas Owens, Leroy Ritter, Lowell Fletcher, Dickie Connor, Mr. Woodson, Coach. WANDA BRIGGS - oe Williams, Patsy Bell, Mary Je Dalton, Maymie Jo Sumney, | Young, Elfrida Wilkie, Ardit! Blankenship, Margaret Byrd,, ger; Mr. Kose OO = ORES i Si PU WS AS - Ces Lunchroom Stat _seheeetemtnenemnrieenieemninmnnntinintsisiui Sie eniencutienmeiennumesunnoneneriic ene Miss Emma Cantrell, Mrs. Donald Owens, Mrs. Levoyd Norton. Baseball FIRST ROW: Eugene Allison, Pete Corhn, Harry Byrd, Jackie Newman, Dickie Connor. 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