Fletcher High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Fletcher, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

a - ee Sa ae Poe Ree, « The 1954 Senior Class Fletcher High School presents this the third ''Chanticleer, ADMINISTRATION Wea HILL Principal GEORGE FOWLER DAN SMITH JAMES CUNNINGHAM Chairman EACULTY MRS, R. K. COCHRANE English 2,3,4; Latin MRS Gre ern Gs Typing 1,2; Shorthand Bookkeeping; English 1 MR, A. J, NIELSEN General Business; Biology lst Algebra; 8th grade Math- ematics; Physics MRS. L. D. NEW Home Economics; Civics MR, J. W. FRANCIS Agriculture MISS° BE TE LY Se ewilbR 8th grade; 9th grade Health; Coach girls' basketball IMURG Ib), Tey Ye 7th grade MISS SUE E, LANNING 6th grade MISS MARGARET C. MORGAN 5th grade MRS. W..C. HUNTLEY 4th grade MRS. C. F. DOCKINGS 3rd-4th grade MRS, 2G, eh LANGE 3rd grade MRS, O. J. SMITH 2nd grade MRS, FRED PRESSLEY lst grade MRS. W. A, MAXWELL lst grade MRS. J. M. HUGGINS lst grade MRS. J. K. BAGWELL 2nd grade L. M. BAGWELL WC ob!! The word 'impossible' is not in our vocabu- hel Tyree F.F.A, 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Most Handsome 4, FLETCHER GANTT BARNETTE ''Loco!! Better late than never, ' 4-H2,3,4; F.F.A. 2,3, 4;Circulation on ''Game- cock''2; Library Club 2, 4; Secretary F.F.A. 2. RICHARD BURGIN BUCKNER Dick ! Make haste slowly. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Most Athletic 4, SENIORS MARY ELLEN BAGWELL 'M ollie Give to the world the best you have, and the best will come back to you. W GlasstOrrlicereleyZ 58.4: Newspaper 3; Glee Club 2,3; Beta Club 3, 4; Soft- ball 1; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 4; Annual Staff, Editor; F,H.A., 2,4; 4-H 2,3,4; Junior Class Play 3; Chief Mar- shal 4; Best-all-around 4; Student Council 1,2, 3,4; Language Club 4, en T. J. BALLARD Tom John''! Who does not advance, falls behind, ! Po An 22S 545 bee A Treasurer 3,4; Most Courteous 4, to learn,''! 1% JAMES ADAM BARNWELL “Red'!! You never get too old 4-HClub 1,2, 4; Basket- ball ly 29374351 biaansay, Club 3; Language Club 45) BesAte e255 ees Junior Class Play 3; Best Sport 4; Glee Club RICHARD KENNETH CALTON Buddy Webi Aegon a SENIORS ALBERT JOSHUA CUNNINGHAM, JR. Mr. Mule Be cheerful, and pretty soon trouble will give you up as a bad job. Meer AS: 255.0437 4-H, JOHNNY EDWARD FRISBY Eddie ! He can who thinks he can. Pekan 225.5, °4,6V ice President 3, Reporter 4; Glee Club 1; Basketball Zoe PAUL THOMAS GUINN Bunyan ! Dynamite comes in lit- tle packages, ' 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Class Presi- dent 1, Vice President gm oecretary 37.be PsA 2,4; Junior Class Play 3; Marshal 3; Student Council 2,3; Most Tal- ented 4; Annual Staff 4, CONNIE CARMACK Carsack ! Always smiling, never sad, Alittle naughty, but never bad, ! Annual Staff 4; F,F.A, 3,4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Stu- dent Council 4. Vice President; Language Clubs 2, 3; R-Clubr3M - Clube yim yGlubil, 2.0; 4-H Club; Drivers' AW imesvenhoyes (Gils) 48 Ip exoyee oR MUI, An SS asrewelte I 745 Sie mennise2c; boys Clubs]; Zs eeleensGanteen 2.5; Bowling Club 3,4. KATHERN MARIE FLETCHER Ree! Most Attractive, SARAH EMMA GARREN WSub!! Climb as though you were to live forever; live as though you were to die tomorrow, '! 4-H 1; Glee Clubl1,2; Softball 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; Marshal 3; Friend- liest 4; Most Intellectual 4; Student Council 3,4; Language Club4; Co- Editor Annual 4; Music Glube3s DON HENSLEY Donny ! UND Yoyouhs tay GClypsimieR Che, trying.'' Hi-Y Club 2; 4-H 1,3; Softball 1,2; Volleyball 1,2; Baseball 2, 3; Bas- ketball 3,4; Tennis 2,3. SENIORS JOHN ANN HOWELL Cotton ! Paddle your own ca- TO Cony Softball 1; Basketball 1, AX IR pl IN, An Sy e8 (Giaeers leader 3,4; Wittiest; 4-H AAR oi eae NITA MARIE HYATT KIRBY Duda'!! 'There is noend to love and friendship. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Most Athleticn 43h ble Ase; Glee Club 1,2; Mono- gram Club 2; Devotional Leader 4; Softball 1; Volleyballl,2; Ping- Pong 1,2; Basketball Team Captain 4, Co- Captain 1; Y-Teen Club 1; Marshal Junior Play 3; Vice President Glee Glubele JOHN B, MILLARD Burgee ! A rolling stone gathers no moss, F.F,A, 2; Basketball 2, 3,4; Most Intellectual 4, ROBERT FRANKLIN JACKSON Jax!! wEnjOY sy Oss .elisit's later than youthink, ! Bek Ave 2es, 4355 Most popular. DORIS LOUISE JONES Peanut!'! One good wordis better than three or four harsh ones, ! Glee Club 1,2; Music Gili) 3, Be IP paleo A, ye Cheerleader 2, 3; Junior Play, Vengenance-acol- ored Servant;Most cour- teous; Library Club 4; Softball 1. JOSEPH McKINLEY LANCE 'Mack'!! Get the best in return for success, ! Class Secretary 2;Class Treasurer 4; LatinClub 4; Sports Editor on Gamecock 3; F,F.A. 2; Library Club 3; Bus- iness Manager of Annual 4; Secretary 4-H 3; Mar- shal 3; Vice President of Student Body 3; Most Likely to Succeed; Glee Club. HELEN MARIE MOORE J Judd ! By courage and by Faith, ' Student Council 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,3; Basket- ball 1; Cheerleader 3; Class Treasurer 2; Class President 3; Class Secretary 4; F.H.A. Vice President 2; Music Club 3; Junior Play 3; Marshal 3; Newspaper Staff 2; Literary Editor of Annual 4; Marshal Junior Play 2; Most Pop- ular 4, i EVELYN DALE OWENSBY Dabber Green but Growing. Softball 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Best Sport 4; Most Talented 4. PLEAS DAVID RAINES Twinkle! WDE ih, Clase hia. @ysaiieh Jey Merry, 1Or tomorrow you may be gone, ID Is tS Begs oe Cleish 1S Junior Play, Count De Grose-a thief in dis- guise; Wittiest., DONALD JAMES YOUNGBLOOD Young VIS EV52Q Oin, asl KER Teles Sw score,' ' Baseball2,3,4; Basket- Daliv2ie3 sabe ar ACEE Zea. 4: Friendliest. THOMAS ALVIN WALKER Haverty ! Never say, 'It can't be done, ' ! Pa keA 2,75, 4; Bas- ketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Base- ball 3, 4; Junior Play, Mr. Roberts -henpecked husband, ETHEL MARIE WILKIE Elsie Always lead; never fol- low. Glee Club 1,2; Music Glu bi Ze 3s ehh k A ee ac surer |, 2.) h 2H. Ay Sec— retary 4; 4-H Club l; Basketball 1;Cheerlead- er 3; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Junior Class Play 3; Photographic Editor of Annual 4; Most likely to succeed 4; Marshal J. -- ior Play 2; Softball., Library 4, HAROLD EUGENE WILKIE Juke'!'! Character isthe corner stone of all success, ' F.F.A, 2,3,4; Baseball 2, 3,4; Basketball1, 2,3, 4; Vice President F.F, A. 4; Best-A’ -Around LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT I, Ethel Wilkie, will my smiles and frowns to Rebecca Silvers, hoping she will use them. I, Joe Lance, will my place as Business Manager for the Annual to Lloyd Hut- chinson. I, Nita Kirby, will my athletic ways and ability to get a husband to Jean Bald- win, hoping she will succeed. I, Connie Carmack, leave my big mouth and lovable ways with a few girls to Wallace Lanning. I, A. J. Cunningham, do leave my peroxide job to Nelson Garren. I, T. J. Ballard, leave my ability to take teasing to Opal Pressley. I, Marie Fletcher, leave my quiet ways andattractiveness to Mary Israel. I, J. B. Millard, leave my love for a good argument to Nelson Garren, I, James Barnwell, leave my sense of humor and my mischievous ways to Jack Greenex I, Mary Ellen Bagwell, will my forgetfulness and editorship of the Annual to Ann Suttles, hoping she can get rid of them. I, Eugene Wilkie, leave the privilege of being President of Student Body to Annie Sue McMinn. I, Alvin Walker, leave my bashful ways and love for basketball to Duane Gentle. I, Helen Moore, do leave my friendly disposition and my ways of getting along with people to Nell Rice. I, Johnny Frisby, leave my sneaky ways to Randall Case. I, Don Hensley, leave my love for the Navy to anyone who is crazy enough to leave school and join. I, Doris Jones, will my smart remarks and witty sayings to Lethia Davis. I, F.G. Barnette, leave my grins and my love for Spartanburg to Taylor Garland. I, David Raines, leave to Jerry Livingston the privilege of being the smallest in the Senior Class, I, John Ann Howell, leave my ability to laughthe whole day through to Joan Holt. I, L. M. Bagwell, leave my artistic ability to James Youngblood, hoping that someday he will become a great artist. I, Donald Youngblood, leave my promptnessto class to Jack Youngblood, hoping he will always be there on time, I, Evelyn Owensby, leave my blue jeans and pleasant smiles to Joan Wolf. I, Buddy Calton, leave some of my weight to whoever, needs it. I, Bob Jackson, leave my typing speed to next year's typing class, hoping they will reach the goal. I, Sarah Garren, leave my grumpy ways and my prompt attendance to class to Christine Thomas, I, Paul Guinn, do leave my talent for singing to Martha Watkins, hoping she will learn to sing ''Grandpa's Whiskers, ' I, Richard Buckner, leave my ways witha certain high school girl to anyone who can get her. And at last, we the Seniors, do leave, wishing success to all the rising Seniors. CLASS OFFICERS Sarah Garren, President Mary Ellen Bagwell, Vice President  “ Helen Moore, Secretary Joe Lance, Treasurer CLASS PROPHECY Ten years hence, and what a vast change in the lives of the '54 graduates of Fletcher High School! The noted gypsy, namely Marie Fletcher of the Ringling Brothers Circus, was staring into a large crystal ball. Suddenly she saw a dim vision of the '54 seniors, As she turned the crystal ball, the vision became clearer, for thememory of graduation was still on her mind. Ethel Wilkie has finally achieved her success in acting; she is now starring in My Little Margee,'' on Radio and TV. John Ann Howell, now bald from using so many experiments on her hair, is the sole owner of the Howell Wig Company. Evelyn Owensby has passed the standard qualifications in baseball. She is now playing with the American Olympics. Joe Lance became the president of the Eastman Kodak Corporation in Rochester, New York, and drives the biggest, shiniest Cadillac in town. Richard Buckner is now professional boxer for WBTV in Charlotte, matching with Rocky Marciano every Wednesday night. Doris Jones is secretary for the Roanoke Brick Manufacturing Company in Roanoke, Virginia, Eugene Wilkie has become the manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers team, which has won a pen- nant every year so far. He's doing so well that his name has been proposed for commissioner, Mary Ellen Bagwell has reached her life's ambition. She iste aching the third grade at Ashe- ville Country Day School. Bobby Jackson and Don Youngblood have joined their Uncle Sam and are now on furlough. They have been in the Army six years and have just signed up for another term, Johnny Frisby is now nationally known as Frisbee Marshall, Sports Photographer. With him is David Raines, now pitching for the Cardinals, who won two pennants for them. Frisbee and Raines came together from New York where Frisbee had taken pictures of the games. F. G. Barnette has gone into the Rummage business. He is now going around the neigh- borhood of Spartanburg collecting old coats. J. B. Millard, who hated to leave school, has now gone back to school as the janitor. Paul Guinn has taken the place of Gene Autry and is now ''Back In The Saddle Again,'' re- freshed with Doublement Chewing Gum. James Barnwell has taken the place of Arthur Godfrey, while Arthur is on vacation. This is more profitable than selling slabs. A. J. Cunningham now is seated at Miami Beach as life guard. Survives all-saves none, Sarah Garren is now working at the U. S. Treasury Department in Washington. Handles all-has none, As Marie turns the crystal ball a little farther, she wonders what has happened to her old pal Don Hensley. Oh! there he is as General in the Air Force. He just inspected his new jet. Alvin Walker has become a physician. He is now in his laboratory trying to develop a new set of brains. Nita Kirby and her husband are finally together for good, since he is out of the service. They are building a brick house and Nita is making the mud, L. M. Bagwell has profited so much by working for his father that he has become the Presi- dent of the Red Bird Corn-Meal Manufacturing Company. Buddy Calton has become an explorer and is now being worshipped as the Jungle God in Africa. Connie Carmack has moved back to Arizona where he owns a big ranch and is now rounding up cattle every day. T. J. Ballard has just finished his course for Diesel Engineering and OH! watch out! there he comes down the track in the latest diesel. Helen Moore is really seeing the world-riding the mountains with her new husband, on sad- dle horses to watch the sun go down. Marie turns thecrystal ballagain andagain, but the vision has gone. Looks as if the Class of '54 are living very interesting lives, Flower: Rose Class Motto: A live wire neve r gets stepped on. Class Colors: Green and White SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC Nita Hyatt Kirby Richard Buckner WITTIEST John Ann Howell David Raines MOST POPULAR MOST INTELLECTUAL Helen Moore - Sarah Garren Bob Jackson J. B. Millard BEST AROUND Mary Ellen Bagwell Eugene Wilkie MOST TALENTED Evelyn Owensby Paul Guinn SUPERLATIVES MOST ATTRACTIVE Marie Fletcher L. M. Bagwell MOST COURTEOUS Doris Jones We ag Jekanliieigarl FRIENDLIEST MOST LIKELY Sarah Garren TO SUCCEED Don Youngblood Ethel Wilkie Joe Lance BEST SPORTS Evelyn Owensby James Barnwell MASCOTS Judy Barnwell Chuck Carmack Joe Lance L. M. Bagwell een Marie Fletcher Don Youngbloo Bob Jackson _ Connie Carmack Sarah Garren 2 G. Barnette UNIOR GLASS Martha Watkins, Secretary Lloyd Hutchinson, President Jack Greene, Treasurer Jean Baldwin, Vice President Jean Baldwin Lethia Davis Taylor Garland Nelson Garren Duane Gentle JUNIOR CLASS Jack Greene Joan Holt SAAS Mary Israel Wallace Lanning Jerry Livingston Annie Sue McMinn Jane McMinn Opal Pressley JUNIOR CLASS Rebecca Silvers Ann Suttles Christine Thomas Martha Watkins Jack Youngblood James Youngblood SOPHOMORES Mary Lance Ronnie Huntley Marie Ballard Louise Hyatt Harry Bagwell Angel Louise Kenneth Brown Gene Carmack Jo Ann Beddingfeild Marie Ballard SOPHOMORES ago ene ahs aap 8 gene, Coe Ruth Connor Don Davis Fay Emory Bill Fletcher Don Fowler Norman Garren Sammy Garren Thelma Guinn Ronnie Huntley Louise Hyatt Hattie Ingle Mary Lance Guy Livingstone Chester Matthews Frances Owensby Rhea Jean Riddle Betty Wilkie Joyce Wilkie Louise Youngblood Virginia Youngblood FRESHMEN Dewey Barnwell, Treasurer Carole Souther, Secretary Floyd Greene, Vice President Margaret Barnwell, President Lois Angel Wanell Angel Tommy Baldwin Dewey Barnwell Margaret Barnwell Jerald Beddingfield Lindy Carmack RES H MEN Floyd Greene Joan Fletcher Eloise Franks Kenneth Greene Patsy Hendrix Mary Lewis Emmalene MclInturff Shirley Maxwell J. V. Minton Barbara Nesbitt Gene Redden Doris Robinson Willie Parris Billie Souther Carole Souther Hermon Turner Conrad Watkins Marvin Watkins Minnie West Mildred Wilkie Helen Willix J. T. Youngblood Joyce Youngblood Lonnie Youngblood a — BC Carroll Barnwell John Barnwell Jimmy Bingham Jo Ann Brevard Frank Buckner Maurice Calton Harold Connor Geraldine Creasman Clara Cunningham Jeanette Emory Stanford Fowler Ted Garren Ted Gentle Johnny Greene Bobby Hall Johnny Harris Leroy Hyatt Roy Ingle Betty Jones Charles Lewis Georgia Lewis Jim Matthews Vernon Minton Bill Moore Jane Orr Joyce Raines Barbara Russell Bill Trantham Carolyn Ward Gloria Ward Reva Watkins Betty West Norman Youngblood GRADES Y SEVENTH GRADE Mr. Luther Bailey SIXTH GRADE Mrs. Fair Garren FIFTH and SIXTH GRADE Miss Sue Lanning GRADES G a a0 ae ce mo Or Too Hf aS Hw = Maio FOURTH GRADE Mrs. Marie Huntley THIRD and FOURTH GRADE Maude Dockings Mrs. GRADES THIRD GRADE Mrs. Sibyl Lance SECOND GRADE Mrs. Grace Smith SECOND GRADE Mrs. Louise Bagwell GRADES Se ON nce DU FIRST GRADE Mrs. Ethen Huggins FIRST GRADE Mrs. Anne Pressley FIRST GRADE Mrs. Janette Maxwell La Ss BETA CLUB STUDENT COUNCIL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA LIBRARY CLUB CHEERLEADERS GIRLS’ BASKETBALL CAFETERIA ANITOR ¥ Laie LEROY JUSTICE, Janitor BUS DRIVERS A | be 4 = us De _: BUS DRIVERS Chauncey Watkins, Hover Connor, John Youngblood, and Charlie Gentle. 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JOHNSON PRODUCE COMPANY Wholesale Fruit-Vegetables Phone 4083 - P,O. Box 440 Hendersonville North Carolina Compliments of LEWIS DRIVE INN Asheville-Hendersonville Hwy. Compliments of REMNANT SHOP Hendersonville North Carolina Best Wishes Congratulations To The Senior Class of 1954 FLETCHER PHARMACY Fletcher North Carolina JUSTUS FRUIT STAND Naples North Carolina AN FHA INGE A ELAS SKY LAND MOTOR INN CUNNINGHAM MOTOR COURT LEWIS WILLIAM AND SON MILL END STORE ANNUAL STAFF Standing, left to right: Eugene Wilkie . . . Circulation Manager Paul; Guinn ogee eC La coe Eilon Joe Lance, . .. . . Business Manager Gonnie Carmack. .. . . Sports Editor Seated, left to right: Helen Moore .. . Mary Ellen Bagwell Ethel Wilkie. .. SarahiGaxrenw-aseaeens . . Literary Editor SA ee a TOES . 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