Fletcher High School - Chanticleer Yearbook (Fletcher, NC)

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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

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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

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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