Glen Alpine High School - Turkey Tail Yearbook (Glen Alpine, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

THE TURKEY TAIL COPYRIGHT 1951 BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF GLEN ALPINE HIGH SCHOOL GLEN. ALPINE, N. C. JANE CHILDRESS Editor JOANN POLLARD Business Manager FOREWORD The legend connected to the name ‘Turkey Tail” is very odd. During the 1800’s when Glen Alpine was only a small village, a man, now unknown, cut down a tree on the hill overlooking the town. As the tree lay there, limbs began to shoot from the roots. Finally leaves began to spread cn the limbs in a fan-shaped array. Railroad workers passing through during the evening twi- light would look up at the hill and say, “Well there’s the old turkey with her tail feathers spread.” And since then Glen Alpine has been humorously called “Turkey Tail.” Another feather has fallen from the turkey’s tail as we, the Senior class of 1951, have striven to prepare a future for ourselves while in school. It has not all been work nor play. We have accomplished much, but who is to remember us after we leave our Alma Mater? Will we be just another graduating class? We hope not. It is for this reason we leave this annual to be read and cherished. Thus we leave a lasting memory of the class of ’51; a memory that shall ever be refreshed as the pages of this book are turned. DEDICATION To George and Louise Rodgers Because we love both of them, we love them as teachers; for their sense of humor and unselfishness, for their humane qual- ities, for their ability to listen and give coun- sel. In appreciation for all they have done for us, we dedicate this 1951 Turkey Tain In Loving Memory LUCINDA SEALS 1929 - 1949 To attempt to telescope the achievement of a life so full as Lucinda Seals’ in a few words is as impossible as catching all the colors of a sunlight prism. Lucinda im- printed a shining example of a marvelously full and fruit- ful life at Glen Alpine High School. Her high ideals of life were an inspiration to the many people that knew her. The Turkey Tail of 1951 is published in loving memory of its first Editor-in-Chief, Lucinda Seals, 'Neath the skies of blue, Stands our notle Alma Mater, Glorious to view. Lift the chorus, speed it onward, May it never fail, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, th Tt Big Cpl ieee Classic in her broad proportion, eau Look she proudly down, niga Losi | Reared against the arch of heaven, ea | i Lo eae 7 ] With her starg for crown. y Ay coal Pavan nt Fy ed oe: Lift the chorus, speed it onward, es | May it never fails, peaeeigs | Shanes |14, Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, —_—_ ae ead Big CUE SE oS . e ey tells OSBlias eS ‘She peer mr eeahc es Lae Jj | ft 41 _1 prema Mr. W. A. YOUNG High School Principal and Superintendent Vine Agel CONDE MiG Selanne Mr. J. B. MELTON Mr. N. O. Pirrs, Chairman , DR Gael AION Miss Mavis ALLMAN Home Economics B. S., S. T. C. East Radford, Virginia; Woman’s College, U. N. C., Greensboro, North Carolina. Mr. LANE ARRINGTON Science, Assistant Football Coach B.S., Western Carolina Teachers College, Cullowhee, North Carolina. Mr. RussELL M. GayLorpD Vocational Agriculture B.S., North Carolina State College. Miss DoLtores MARTINDALE Mathematics, Physical Education B.A., Columbia College, Columbia, South Carolina; University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Mrs. MitpreD RICHARD Librarian Mr. GEORGE RODGERS History A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, North Carolina. Mrs. Louise RODGERS Commercial Subjects A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, North Carolina. Mrs. MiILpRED SCOTT Secretary to Principal Miss Betty SIMPSON English B.A., Catawba College, Salisbury, North Carolina, Miss MarTHAa THOMASSON Music A.B., Limestone College, Gaffney, South Carolina. Mr. RatpH WILSON Physical Education A.B., Catawba College, Salisbury, North Carolina. Mrs. NELLE YOUNG English, French A.B., Maryville College, Maryville, Tennessee; Graduate Work, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill. Mariana Perkins, Margaret Davis, Bob Nichols, Jimmie Bennet, Allen Browning, Mary Etta Abernathy, Joe Billy Roper, Minnie Rhoades, Nancy Carswell, Frank Bright, Nancy Heayner, John Henry Giles, Jewel Hipps, Clyde Ollis, Jannette Hall, Raymond Michaels, Jane Childress, Betty Mayfield, Marlene Collins, Ruby Nell Scott, Charles Bennett, J. L. Ledbetter, Dolores Lloyd, Johnny Brown, Mackie Reep. 8 pages meres SENIOR OFFICERS ALLEN BROWNING President JOHN HENRy GILEs Vice President JANE CHILDRESS Secretary Dotores Lioyp Treasurer OAD GILES CHILDRESS CLEA SS le NI@ Kes Crass Morto—Always Pushing Forward Crass FLOwER—Peony Crass Cotors—Agua and White Adviser Mrs. NELLE YOUNG 10 GALIEIN, zNIL|PININ Te SENIORS « L951 Mary Etta ABERNATHY “Beauty is like a flower with perfume.” May Court 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Band 3, Officer 3; Softball 1, 2; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3; Turkey Tail Staff 2; Glee Club 2, 3; Monosranam Glub ie lgue2s one cs Hell eA @ lube wesnen ©Lticeram2 Senior Superlative; Dramatics Club 3. JIMMIE BENNETT “Life is ten percent what you make it and ninety per cent bow you take it.” Football 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Monogram Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Senior Superlative; May Day Escort 2. FRANK BRIGHT “Neat, industrious, likely to succeed.” Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; May Day Escort 2, 4; Homecoming Escort 4; FFA. 4. JOHNNY Brown ‘A quiet man, with sober steady ways.” Oak Hill School 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Baseball 2; Basketball 2; F.F.A. Club 2; Glen Alpine School 3, 4; 4-H Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Debating Club 3; Basketball 4. ALLEN BROWNING “Oh, rare the headpiece, if but brains were there.” Student C@ouncilela4-l | @lubsatue2 aGleeu @li5me2sun3)-a Glass Officer 3; Class President 4; Football 4. Nancy CaRSWELL “Tf youve got the money, honey, ve got the time.” Dramatics Club 1; May Day Attendant 1; Maid of Honor 4; Basketballlas2s3, 4s Sottballel, 2.8.04: 94-) Clubs ly) 2.55504. Officer 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, Officer 3, President 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Miss Homecoming 4; Assistant Business Manager of Turkey Tail 4; Senior Superlative; Majorette 4. JANE CHILDRESS “Her charming warp, her friendly smile make her friendship well worthwhile.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Debating 1, Officer 2, President 3; May Day Attendant 1; May Queen 4; Turkey Tail Staff 1, 3, Assistant Business Manager 2, Editor-in-Chief 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Cheerleader 2; Basketball Manager 3; Chief Marshal 3, Band 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Senior Superlative; Monogram Club 4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Class Prophet 4. MARLENE COLLINS “Constant chatter; obliging; good natured.” Central High School, Chattanooga, Tenn. 1; Junior Softball Team 1; Glee Club 1; Tri-Hi-“Y° 1; Glen Alpine High School 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Turkey Tail Staff 4. Bos Dae “Marriage was his aim.” Football 3, 4; Class President 3; Baseball 3, 4; May Day Escort 3; Senior Superlative; Dramatics Club 3; Monogram Clubmonme. MarGARET Davis “For her witty sayings she is quite a charmer.” 4-H Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Basketball 3. JOHN HENRY GILEs “« . . . and everything handsome about him.” Dramatics Club 1, Officer 3; Glee Club 2, Officer 3; Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Superlative; Football 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Marshal 3; May Day Escort 1, 3; May King 4. JANNETTE Hay “Precious things always come in small parcels.” ele An oe ramaticsm@lub) 1. 32 4-hiaClub 2, 3) May Day Attendant 2, Marshal 3; Senior Superlative; Turkey Tail Statf 4. Nancy HEAVNER “All that I am or ever hope to be, I owe to my beloved parents.” Valdese High School 1, 2, 3; Chorus 1; Student Teacher 1, 2; Englis h Club 1; F.H.A. 1, 2; Glen Alpine High School 4; Glee Club 4; F.H.A. 4. JEWEL Hipps “Modest; kind-hearted; ’Tis a pleasure to know her.” 4jsl (iui ily 2, 3, Zhe Welles Clie M5 3h, 25 REA, Si 4p Dramatics Club 3; Turkey Tail Staff 4; May Day Attendant 4. WILMA JARRETT Tis what I love determines how I love.” 4er Clube. 2.3 Glee Club) 15) 2, 34 43 Debating Club 3); F.H.A. 4; Basketball 4; Senior Superlative; Turkey Tail Staff 4. J. L. LEDBETTER “Winsome smile; congenial, quiet until known.” 4-H Club 1, 2; F.F.A. 4; Marshal 3. GAL TEIN) 2A LPN DENIORS 1951 11 iL GALIEIN) @MLIPTWINTe SENIORS ale)! Dotores LLoyp “The surest way not to fail is to determine to succeed.” Pot oA? oe Dramatics @lubm lems 4 Eia@lu bmn. Officer 4; Class Officer 4; May Court 3; Senior Superlative; Glee Club 2. Betty MAyFIELD “The way to gain a friend is to be one.” 4-H Club 1, 2. RAYMOND MICHAELS ‘Likes a big time; everybody’s pal, quick come-back.” Class Officer 2; Student Council 2; Glee Club 3; Senior Superlative. Bos NICHOLS “Don’t take life so seriously; youll never get out of it alive anyway.” Morganton High School 3; Football 3; Basketball 3; Journalism 3; Hi-“Y” 3; Track 3; Glen Alpine High School 4; Football 4; Basketball 4; Turkey Tail Staff 4; Baseball 4; Monogram Club 4; May Day Escort 4. GEYDE? OLMIS “Athletic; live-wire. just a bit (2?) of devilment.” 4-H Club 1; Football 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Class President 2; Dramatics Club 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Senior Superlative. MarIANA PERKINS ‘A cute personality, as well as a cute person.” Glee Glub 15) 2, 3; 43) Dramatics’ Club 1.) 2) E-HeA™ Club) 1; 2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Cheerleader 3; Turkey Tail Staff 3; Marshal 3. JOANN POLLARD “My style, my sentiment are my own; purely original.” Softball 1; Debating 1, 2, 3; May Court Attendant 2; Turkey Tail Staff 2, Business Manager of Turkey Tail 4; Marshal 3; Senior Superlative; Class Testator 4. Mackie REEP . and hears thy stormy music in the drum.” Student Council 1; Turkey Tail Staff 1; Assistant Editor of Turkey Tail 4; Dramatics Club 1, 3; Debating Club 1, 3; Cheerleader 2, 3; Band 3, 4; Monogram 3, 4; Marshal 3; Class Historian 4; May Day Escort 1. ee Tommy RicH “His time is forever; everywhere is his place.” Baseball 5; Monogram Club 5. MINNIE Mae RHOADES “Of honest worth; truly a friend; one on whom we can all depend.” 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 3; Senior Superlative. Rusy Neti Scott She’s merry; she’s jolly; we love her, by golly!” Dramatics) Glub 1, 35 Softball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; Turkey Tail Staff 4; Senior Superla- tive; May Day Attendant 4. POST-GRADUATES CHARLES BENNETT “Tf silence is golden, he’s solid brass’ 4-H Club 5; President 5; Basketball 5; Monogram Club 5; Bus Driver 5; F.F.A. 5; Sports Reporter 5; Football 5. , Joe Bitty ROPER ‘Better a bad excuse than none at all.” Football 5; Basketball 5; Baseball 5; Monogram Club 5. MASCOTS May we introduce our mascots, Betty Gail Haskins and Gary Bennett. Betty Gail is an adorable little blonde in the first grade. Gary is ‘““Hoof’s” brother and we hope he in- herits a lot of his talent. GIL TENE AME Le UN Te SIE INTHGAS) 1295) WE WHO GO BEFORE WILL TO THOSE WHO FOLLOW Since it is customary for those who pass through this fleeting and uncertain life to leave behind them some token of remembrance and some document to insure them of their departure, we, the Senior Class of 1951, realizing the nearing end of our bounteous years at Glen Alpine High School, do hereby decree this our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE | To Mr. and Mrs. Young and the faculty, we leave our appreciation and thankfulness for your guidance and en- couragement that have made us better citizens in this world we will someday govern. ARTICLE II We extend to each grammar grade teacher our profound gratitude for establishing the intellectual and cultural realm of life. ARTICLE III To the classes: To our successors, the Juniors, we bestow upon you our rights, privileges, and dignity that we as seniors had. To the Sophomores, we leave our patience, the only means by which they can endure the Juniors. To the Freshmen, we bequeath all our dreams and un- achieved ambitions. To the persons concerned: Margaret Davis leaves her jolly giggles to Jewel Denney. I, Marlene Collins, will my vivacious curves and my ability to catch a man to Joan Owens. Clyde (Soak) Ollis’ ability to stretch the truth is left to Richard Parker, and his slim physique to Bobby Mills. (Hope it fits). Nancy Carswell leaves her flirtatious tendencies to Estelle Benfield. I, Jimmy Bennett, will my muscles to Earl 14 Lane, and my ability to sleep in Business English to anyone who needs it more than I. To David Jarrett goes Johnny Brown’s dignity and studious manners. The beautiful han d- writing of Frank Bright goes to anyone who still scribbles. Mary Etta Abernathy passes down her good looks to Edna Reep. Dolores Lloyd wills her love for the stronger sex to Eleanor Walton. Raymond Michaels bestows upon Bobby Beach his sweet disposition. Zora Mae Tate is the receiver of Jewel MHipps’ surplus boy friends. J. L. Ledbetter confers his ‘“‘little boy”? appearance to Russell Kincaid. John Henry Giles leaves his ‘‘come-hither” look to Miles Swink. Betty Mayfield bequeaths her ability to build air castles to Vivian Simpson. Mackie Reep leaves his debonair manners to Eddie Epley. I, Minnie Rhoades, bequeath my ability to keep quiet at the right time to Daisy Ethel Epley. Bob Nichols leaves to Allen Kincaid his most serious nature, realizing that even that will not be very serious. Mariana Perkins leaves her frequent smiles to Louise Duckworth. Wilma Jarrett confers her sweet temper to Anna Ruth Scott. Jane Childress bequeaths her brains of superior weight to Clarence Poteat, hoping that he will use them. I, Allen Browning, have nothing to leave so I'll just leave. Tommy Rich entrusts his ability to make love to anyone that can outdo him. Evelyn William is left Ruby Nell Scott’s ‘‘gift for gab.’ Charles Bennett confers his keen imagination to Virgil Pipes. Harry Lee White is the heir of Jo Billy Roper’s mischievious looks. Jannette Hall leaves her doorsteps to Joyce Queen. I, Joann Pollard, last but not least, leave all my fun in high school to Doris White. T estator JoaANN PoLiarp AX JUBLIEWISIOIN IPkvay Ei OlGiUNE “Television will be more popular and widely used than radio within the next fifteen years.” . .. So read the last sentence of “The Future of Television,” which I had been reading in the library. Well, television seemed to have a bright future but how about us seniors of 1951? As I thought, my eyelids flutter- ed—then closed and the years sped past in my mind... I was just turning on our new television set, the latest 1965 model. AH! this looks interesting. “Ladies and Gentlemen, we have the pleasure this evening of presenting the first ‘Television Travelogue’ ever shown on a national hookup. This program is brought to you through the efforts of the eminent scientist, Bob Nichols, who has been experimenting for the advancement of televi- sion. (I guess that was the cause of his explosion at G.A.H.S. in 1950, eh?). “We now take you to our Television studios in Glen Alpine, North Carolina, where Tom Rich will take charge. Take it away station A.T.O.M.” “Thank you N.B.C. Our first scene is laid here in Glen Alpine, where ceremonies for the dedication of the new Recreation Center are about to begin. Clyde Ollis made this building possible through his donations. J. L. Ledbetter designed it, and the Roper Construction Company had charge of the building. We regret that we must take leave of this celebration as it gets underway, but Joann Pollard is waiting in Florida to tell you about the Mid-Winter fashion show. Here we come, Florida.’ “Here on the balmy shores of the Atlantic Ocean have gathered a group of the most famous fashion designers and the most outstanding fashion models to display the forth- coming spring fashions. Among the most prominent de- signers present is Marlene Collins who originated ‘Clothes by Marlene’ fashions. The fashion show has begun, and the first model you see is Margaret Davis, dressed in a flame-red chiffon evening dress. I could go on for hours describing this lovely show but my time is up. This is Joann Pollard in Florida turning you to Allen Browning in Hollywood.” “This is Allen Browning in Hollywood, speaking to you from the set of ‘Lost,’ a best-seller written by John Henry Giles, in which he tells of his experience in the U. S. Navy. It is now being filmed by R.K.O. and directed by Betty Mayfield. (Who said women couldn’t do this sort of work? Here’s your proof!) The music you hear in the background is the Mackie Reep orchestra playing their theme song, written by his pianist Ruby Nell Scott. Since that theme is my cue, I’ll turn the show over to Raymond Michaels in Salt Lake City where the National Association of News- paper and Magazine Publishers Convention is being held.” “Ladies and Gentlemen, I am speaking to you from the new Armory here in Salt Lake City. The man you see standing, trying to hide his notes from his audience, is Jim Bennett, President of the NANMP. There, now you see several of the guests. Left to right, they are: Dolores Lloyd, editor of McCall’s; Wilma Jarrett and Mary Etta Abernathy, staff members of the Ladies’ Home Journal; (the former has charge of the household column and the latter writes the lovelorn page.) Representing Life magazine is Jewel Hipps, who has just returned from a business trip (so she says) to London. We now turn our camera once again to the platform where the awards are about to be presented for achievement in journalism by Mr. Bennett.” “The first award is for the best news photography, which goes to Nancy Carswell of the Chicago Daily Tribune. The prize for the most efficient sports writer goes to Charles Bennett. Minnie Rhoades has been voted the best columnist of women’s news; and Nancy Heavner, now employed by the Glen Alpine Yodler, which rivals any paper in the state of North Carolina, has been named the best society editor.”’ “Thank you, Mr. Bennett. This is Raymond Michaels in Salt Lake City returning you to our Studios in Glen Alpine, North Carolina and Tom Rich.” “Back in Glen Alpine we have come to the grand finale of the Travelogue—a visit to an average small American city where the average American lives a well rounded, abundant life. Johnny Brown and Mariana Perkins, our roving reporters, have just finished a survey and the house you see is where, in their opinion, lives the typical American family, the backbone of our nation. The house is in Carbon City, North Carolina and the owners are Frank and ” Jannette Bright. (Everyone knew that would be a match!) “Thus we have completed our Television Travelogue and � we hope Rane ee ee As the bell brings my mind back to the present, there are tears in my eyes. But these tears are of joy and not of sorrow, because our world tomorrow is going to be a better ? place in which to live.’ JANE CHILDRESS Class Prophet 15 sone st Hand ttiest and Mo Etta ABERNATHY Pre G JOHN HENRY GILES Mary Most Intellectual E JOHN BROWN JANE CHILDRESS Most Athletic Is GLYDES OLULts Nancy CARSWELL Best All Round . N Bos Date ANNETTE HALL J 6 l A. Most Talented Rusy NELL ScotTr Bos NICHOLS L. Most Likely to Succeed Do.tores LLoyp J. L. LEDBETTER P. Best Dressed JOANN POLLARD Tommy RIcH I. Most Popular Dotores LLoyp Joe Brrty Roper N. Most Courteous WILMA JARRETT RaYMOND MICHAELS E. Most Dependable MINNIE RHOADES JIMMIE BENNETT |W IS IMGUSIl, JePALIaN? HDIOME TPE ANG GILASSIES JUNIORS Classroom Adviser Miss Betry SIMPSON AML IT JEIBILIENC DAVID JARRETT JUNIOR OFFICERS Davip JARRETT President ALBERT EPLEY Vice President ETHEL EPLEY Secretary Eppirg EPLEY Treasurer Bobby Beach Johnsie Curtis Ethel Epley Allen Kincaid Sudie Michaels Estelle Benfield Ned Dale Zane Gray Russell Kincaid Ruby Mull RE James Browning Frank Buff Naomi Carson Jewel Denney Louise Duckworth Albert Epley Jo Ann Greer Annie Lou Hawkins Betty Lou Jackson Beryl Lane Earl Lane Charles Leonard Joan Owens Richard Parker Elizabeth Patton Virginia Carswell Eddie Epley David Jarrett Polly McGalliard Josephine Patton 19 Bobbie Jean Petty Joyce Queen Edna Reep Anna Ruth Scott Vivian Simpson Una Smith Miles Swink Zora Mae Tate Eleanor Walton Doris Whisenant Doris White Harry Lee White Evelyn Williams Harriet Yount MARSHALS First Row: Eleanor Walton, Chief; Doris White, Joyce Queen. Second Row: Ethel Epley, Estelle Benfield. Third Row: Eddie Epley. 20 WHITE HERRON PIPES ANDERSON SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Craty WHITE President VirGIL Pires Vice President DaLeE HERRON Secretary GRAHAM ANDERSON Treasurer MmeEASSES SOL EOM@ ES Classroom Advisers Mr. AND Mrs. GEORGE RODGERS Graham Anderson Paul Bailey Bobby Benfield Frances Benfield Albert Bennett Kitty Bennett Harold Boyd Jean Brittain Margaret Brittain Frank Browning Dorothy Buff Blanche Burleson Ned Causby Ralph Causby Kay Clarke Ruth Clark Virginia Cooper Bobby Costner Rachel Crawley Mae Curtis Lenada Cuthbertson Dorothy Dellinger Pearl Duckworth Doris Epley Bill Giles JZ NV Giraes Lawrence Harris Max Hemphill Betty Henline Dale Herron Rebecca Hilliard Buster Jones Betty Kelley Mildred Kincaid Barbara Ledford SOUP is OM UR IE S= IS 5 | 22 Katie Ruth McCurry Bobby McGhinnis Effie Mae Milligan Loy Milligan Ruth Milligan Bobby Mills Howard Morgan Glen Morrison Loma Faye Orders Betty Sue Phillips Virgil Pipes Bill Pollard Jim Pollard Mildred Pollard Bill Port Clarence Poteat Nancy Powell Joyce Price Alice Sue Pritchard Bob Reeps Joyce Reeps Bobby Seagle Curtis Stacy Helen Swink Carol Walker Mary Walton Agnes Ward Craty White Beatrice Williams Edward Wise Forrest Wise Myrtle Wise Vergie Yount GILIE IN, CAILAP TAN Te IshiG lab SC IsiCHONE ae HUFFMAN PERKINS WILSON FRESHMEN OFFICERS RICHARD PERKINS President BETTY RosE HUFFMAN Vice President ARDEN WILSON Secretary CIS Sas FRESHMEN Classroom Advisers Mr. Lane ARRINGTON Miss DotoreEs MARTINDALE act Be se 2 ow } y First Row: Nelson Abernathy, Sidney Allen, Donella Arrowood, Betty Jean Biggerstaff, Betty Jean Bollinger, Eveleen Bollinger. Second Row: Evelyn Bollinger, Bennie Britta in, Minnie Pearl Buff, David Carson, Linda Causby, Bill Dale. Third Row: Edward Denney, Eula Denton, Nancy Duckworth, Charles Ellis, Gene Elmore, Coy Flynn. Fourth Row: Martha Graham, Mary Green, Bill Henry, Patsy Hilderbran, Fred Houk, Betty Rose Huffman. Fifth Row: George Jackson, Naomi Jarrett, Bobby LaFevers, Herbert Lail, Hubert Lail, Roy Leonard. Sixth Row: Bobby Love, Clyde McGalliard, Buddy Mills, Carl Morrison, Mickey Moses, Larry Muhlbauer. 7; First Row: Second Row: Third Row: Fourth Row: Fifth Row: Sixth Row: 26 Clyde Mull, Margaret Mull, Evelyn Ollis, Barbara Patton, Carl Patton, Faye Patton. Mabel Patton, Richard Perkins, Jennie Ree Poteat, Bobby Powell, Mary Jo Pressley, Mary Puett. Prank Queen, Elizabeth Rhoades, Jerry Rudicil, Cathleen Shook, Hazel Shook, Kenneth Shook. Donald Smith, Edward Stacy, Mozelle Tallent, Effie Tate, Joann Turner, James Wachob. Grace Walker, John Wells, Mabel Whisenant, Jimmy Williams, Arden Wilson, Joyce Wood. Billy Wynne, Marvin Yancey. FRESHMEN—19)51 pe WIN TILES MACKIE REEP JANE CHILDRESS May Day —, (OSI JOHN HENRY GILES JANE CHILDRESS Nancy CaRswELL May King May Queen Maid of Honor Left to right: Frank Bright, Jewel Hipps, Bob Nichols, Ruby Nell Scott, Dale Herron, Jo Ann Greer, Richard Parker, Una Smith, Craty White, Carol Walker, Howard Morgan, Rebecca Hilliard, Jerry Rudicil, Betty Jean Bollinger, Bob LaFevers, Donella Arrowood. 28 Seated: Mackie Reep, Assistant Editor; Jane Childress, Editor; Joann Pollard, Business Manager; Nancy Carswell, Assistant Business Manager; Bob Nichols. Standing: Jewell Hipps, Jannette Hall, Wilma Jarrett, Marlene Collins, Mrs. Rodgers, Adviser. Bus Patrols Kneeling: Harold Boyd, Lieutenant; Betty Sue Phillips, Captain. First Row: Mr. Pipes, Adviser; Sam Henline, Harriet Yount, Herbert Lail, Sudie Michaels, Harold White, Ophelia Allen, Bobby Brittain. Second Row: Sylvia Williams, Edith Puett, Janice Anderson, Lenore Ann Black, Faye Bailey, Jewel Denney, Bobby Lane. Third Row: Dorothy Dellinger, Blanche Burleson, Betty Dale, Jannette Hall, Johnsie Curtis, Nancy Rudicil, John Brown. Kneeling: Majorettes: Nancy Carswell, Anna Ruth Scott, Joyce Reeps, Edna Reep. First Row: Miss Thomasson, Director, Larry Scott, Beth Bobbitt, Eleanor Walton, Libby Giles, Donnella Arrowood, Martha Graham, Nancy Fredrickson, Majorette; Mary Walton, Annie Lou Hawkins, Agnes Ward, Polly McGalliard, Jackie Orders, Curtis Stacy, Zane Gray, Drum Major. Second Row: Cathleen Shook, Albert Bennett, Nelson Abernathy, Larry Gray, Bill Giles, Jackie Danielle, Zora Mae Tate, Jean Brittain, Margaret Mull, Mary Puett, Venice Seagle. Third Row: J. V. Gragg, Irene Denton, Roy Pipes, Jewell Denney, Lenada Cuthbertson, Mackie Reep, Johnsie Curtis, Ruby Mull, Una Smith, Nancy Duckworth, Kirk Bennett, Jane Childress. AA OR Left to right: Nancy Carswell, Zane Gray, Anna Ruth Scott, Joyce Reeps, Nancy Fredrickson, Edna Reep. 30 HALLOWEEN QUEENS Left to Right: FRANCES BENFIELD Miss Glen Alpine ALYCE FayE TAYLOR Little Miss Glen Alpine Lippy GILES Junior Miss Glen Alpine Tirst Row: Johnsie Curtis, Joann Turner, Jannette Hall, Barbara Ledford, Una Smith, Lenada Cuthbertson, Agnes Ward, Anna Ruth Scott, Jo Ann Greer, Margaret Mull, Mary Walton, Martha Graham, Kitty Bennett, Rebecca Hilliard, Estelle Benfield, Frances Benfield, Ruth Clark, Mildred Kincaid, Eleanor Walton, Accompanist; Joyce Queen. Second Row: Sudie Michaels, Nancy Duckworth, Wilma Jarrett, Harriet Yount, Betty Jean Bollinger, Jewel Hipps, Jean Brittain, Joyce Reeps, Effie Dale Tate, Nancy Carswell, Polly McGalliard, Edna Reep, Annie Lou Hawkins, Bobbie Jean Petty, Cathleen Shook, Jane Childress, Betty Sue Phillips, Linda Causby, Evelyn Bollinger, Mabel Whisenant, Betty Rose Huffman, Patsy Hilderbran, Donella Arrowood. Third Row: Miss Thomasson, Director; Marvin Yancey, Richard Perkins, Bobby Love, Zane Gray, Forrest Wise, Curtis Stacy. 31 Kneeling: Polly McGalliard, Secretary; Nancy Heayner, Historian; Johnsie Curtis, Parliamentarian; Jean Brittain, Assistant Pianist; Nancy Carswell, President; Estelle Benfield, Vice President; Wilma Jarrett, Treasurer; Betty Jean Bollinger, Song Leader; Patsy Hilderbran, Pianist. First Row: Evelyn Bollinger, Arden Wilson, Anna Ruth Scott, Agnes Ward, Naomi Jarrett, Evelyn Ollis, Joyce Reeps, Mildred Kincaid, Margaret Brittain, Margaret Mull, Betty Jackson, Cathleen Shook, Linda Causby, Miss Allman, Adviser. Second Row: Mary Puett, Rebecca Hilliard, Frances Benfield, Eula Denton, Jannette Hall, Joyce Queen, Jewel Hipps, Effie Dale Tate, Donella Arrowood, Martha Graham, Betty Rose Huffman, Nancy Duckworth. Third Row: Una Smith, Lenada Cuthbertson, Edna Reep, Ruby Mull, Pearl Duckworth, Helen Swink, Josephine Patton, Betty Sue Phillips, Dolores Lloyd, Grace Walker, Jane Childress, Barbara Patton, Barbara Ledford, Mariana Perkins, Betty Jean Biggerstaff. a2 First Row: Carl Morrison, Herbert Lail, Hubert Lail, Miles Swink, Albert Epley, President; Charles Bennett, Reporter; Dale Herron, Treasurer; Bill Giles, Sentinel; Edward Stacy, Nelson Abernathy, Kenneth Shook, George Jackson, Billy Wynne, Buddy Mills, Marvin Yancey. Second Row: Clarence Poteat, Ned Causby, Bobby Mills, Mickey Moses, Curtis Stacy, Ned Dale, James Browning, Bobby LaFevers, Bill Pollard, Jimmy Williams, Jerry Rudicil, Ear! Lane, Buster Jones, Larry Muhlbauer, J. L. Ledbetter, Graham Anderson, Clyde Mull, John Wells. Third Row: Bobby Love, Bobby Beach, Clyde McGalliard, Howard Morgan, Bobby Powell, David Carson, Bill Henry, Fred Houk, Beryl Lane, Virgil Pipes, Frank Queen, Gene Elmore, Richard Perkins, Loy Milligan, Charles Leonard, Bill Dale, Bobby Seagle, James Wachob. Fourth Row: Mr. Gaylord, Adviser; Roy Leonard, Paul Bailey, Bobby Costner, Bob Reeps, Frank Buff, J. V. Gragg, Jimmy Pollard, Harold Boyd, Bill Phillips, Donald Smith, Max Hemphill, Sidney Allen, Frank Browning. 4elak (GIEAUN.: Kneeling: Ruby Nell Scott, Pianist; Zane Gray, Song Leader; Dolores Lloyd, Secretary; Charles Bennett, President; Nancy Carswell, Reporter; Eddie Epley, Program Chairman; Agnes Ward, Song Leader. First Row: Cathleen Shook, Elizabeth Rhoades, Nancy Duckworth, Betty Jean Biggerstaff, Edna Reep, Ruth Clark, Pearl Duckworth, Evelyn Ollis, Margaret Mull, Virginia Cooper, Jean Brittain, Mildred Kincaid. Second Row: Joann Turner, Polly McGalliard, Lenada Cuthbertson, Alice Sue Pritchard, Minnie Rhoades, Mildred Pollard, Naomi Carson, Mary Puett, Barbara Patton, Effie Dale Tate, Betty Jean Bollinger, Betty Kelley. Third Row: Sudie Michaels, Harriet Yount, Dorothy Dellinger, Jewel Hipps, Hubert Lail, John Wells, Marvin Yancey, Herbert Lail, Clyde McGalliard, Kenneth Shook, Coy Flynn, Ralph Causby, Edward Denney, Ned Causby. Fourth Row: Carl Patton, Bobby Mills, Bob Reeps, Bobby Costner, Richard Parker, John Brown, Ned Dale, Clyde Mull, Edward Stacy, Nelson Abernathy. 5 MONOGRAM CLUB Kneeling: John Henry Giles, President; Una Smith, Secretary; Virgil Pipes, Vice President. First Row: Helen Swink, Kay Clarke, Zora Mae Tate, Betty Sue Phillips, Joan Owens, Polly McGalliard, Anna Ruth Scott, Estelle Benfield, Louise Duckworth, Jane Childress, Nancy Carswell, Edna Reep. Second Row: Zane Gray, Richard Parker, Craty White, Joe Billy Roper, David Jarrett, Tommy Rich, Allen Kincaid, Bobby Mills, Norman Kincaid, Dale Herron. Third Row: Bob Nichols, Bobby Seagle, Russell Kincaid, Charles Bennett, Bob Dale, Clyde Ollis, Graham Anderson, Bobby Costner, Jimmy Pollard, Max Hemphill, Jimmie Bennett. 34 Are these our boys? .. . The hours that follow school . . . Clinging together . .. The first few years ... In the good ole summer time . . . Our inspiration . . . Did you ever hear of kitty love? ... Two of a kind... Is it all that bad? . . . Many were the hours of victory? . . . Where is your coat, Jo? ... Future faculty member... And, oh! so sweet... As Katie used to look 7� ) Lhe one that didnt) sets away) a0 Roiseda ss) s ©ure pride ands joven) Wands blown: Mary, Mary, but not contrary . . . Sweet and innocent ... Hot, ain’t it? ... What are you doing, Mack? . . . Sunning . . . Lunch hour. AX Tale AGS CIBLE TEIRIL TE ADI EIR S Left to right: Estelle Benfield, Margaret Mull, Betty Sue Phillips, Arden Wilson, Jo Ann Greer. Ends: John Henry Giles, Virgil Pipes Tackles: Jimmie Bennett, Clyde Ollis, Frank Graham Guard: David Jarrett Center: Craty White Backs: Dale Herron, Joe Billy Roper, Harry Lee White, FOOTBALL TEAM a Cee 2 . me uc gs %e : ee oe First Row: Jimmy Pollard, Manager; Virgil Pipes, Clyde Ollis, Jimmie Bennett, David Jarrett, Craty White, Albert Epley, John Henry Giles, Dale Herron, Max Hemphill, Joe Billy Roper. Second Row: Mr. Arrington, Assistant Coach; Bobby Seagle, Allen Kincaid, Clarence Poteat, Graham Anderson, Charles Bennett, Richard Parker, Bobby Costner, Miles Swink, Russell Kincaid, Mr. Wilson, Coach; Bob Nichols. 36 HOMECOMING Nancy CarswELL—Queen Escorted by Buddy Goble Top Row: ANNA RutTH Scott—Sponsored by the F.F.A. Escorted by Mackie Reep JANE CHLpREss—Sponsored by the Senior Class Escorted by Frank Bright EpNa Reep—Sponsored by the Band Escorted by Bill Giles ARDEN W1LsoN—Sponsored by the Freshmen Class Escorted by Bob Reeps Bottom Row: RutH Crark—Sponsored by the Glee Club Escorted by Albert Bennett ELEANOR WaLtoN—Sponsored by the Junior Class Escorted by Eddie Epley Kay CrarkE—Sponsored by the Sophomore Class Escorted by Tommy Rich Una SmitH—Sponsored by F.H.A. Escorted by Charles Leonard a7, 38 GIRLS BYANSISE TL BALL TEAM Forwards: Nancy Carswell, Center, Joan Owens, Betty Sue Phillips. Guards: Helen Swink, Una Smith, Virginia Carswell Front Row: Wilma Wise Jarrett, Polly McGalliard, Una Smith, Co-Captain; Nancy Carswell, Co-Captain; Helen Swink, Virginia Carswell, Barbara Ledford, Betty Sue Phillips, Joan Owens. Second Row: Jane Childress, Manager; Joyce Reep, Anna Ruth Scott, Kay Clarke, Zora Mae Tate, Effie Tate, Katie Ruth McCurry, Edna Reep, Betty Jean Biggerstaff, Nancy Duckworth, Joann Turner, Miss Martindale, Coach. BOYS BASKET @ BALL TEAM Guards: Joe Billy Roper, Virgil Pipes, Dale Herron. Forwards: Charles Bennett, John Henry Giles Center: Max Hemphill First Row: Graham Anderson, Joe Billy Roper, Eddie Epley, Howard Morgan, Virgil Pipes, Dale Herron, Edward Wise, Richard Parker. Second Row: Jim Pollard, Manager; Miles Swink, Manager; John Brown, Bob Costner, John Henry Giles, Charles Bennett, Max Hemphill, Mr. Wilson, Coach; Bob Nichols. 39 40 Softball Team First Row: Nancy Carswell, Helen Swink, Betty Sue Phillips, Una Smith, Zora Mae Tate. Second Row: Kay Clarke, Estelle Benfield, Frances Benfield, Virgie Yount, Virginia Carswell, Joan Owens, Miss Martindale, Coach. Baseball Team First Row: Joe Billy Roper, Bob LaFevers, Zane Gray, Bob Mills, Jim Pollard, Manager. Second Row: Tommy Rich, Harold Boyd, John Henry Giles, Max Hemphill, Bobby Seagle, Bob Dale, Coach Wilson. Glen Alpine Boys Girls B G B G B G B G B G B G B G B G B G B G B G B G B G B G B G Home Games Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Glen Alpine Basketball Review Old Fort Athletics Hildebran Salem Pleasant Gardens Valdese Bessemer City Oak Hill Oak Hill Morganton Salem Pleasant Gardens Valdese Bessemer City Old Fort Morganton Ne CaS. Dallas Taylorsville Spruce Pine Bakersville Valdese Granite Falls Hudson Taylorsville Morganton Football Review — —_— NNNAYDHAwWHYOCARA Date December December December December December January January January January January January January February February February March September September September October October October October November November November Honor Roll of 1951 Based on First Semester Grades SENIORSGIEA Ss Nancy Heavner Johnny Brown J. L. Ledbetter Jane Childress John Henry Giles Joann Pollard Jannette Hall Mackie Reep JUNIOR CLASS Estelle Benfield Eddie Epley Ethel Epley Elizabeth Patton Joyce Queen Una Smith Eleanor Walton Doris White SOPHOMORE CLASS Rebecca Hilliard Barbara Ledford Carol Walker Mary Walton Frances Benfield Kitty Bennett Ralph Causby Kay Clarke Betty Henline FRESHMAN CLASS Frank Queen Kenneth Shook Nelson Abernathy Donella Arrowood Betty Jean Bollinger Joann Turner James Wachob Grace Walker Arden Wilson Martha Graham Patsy Hilderbran Betty Rose Huffman Margaret Mull Billy Wynne Barbara Patton 42 Captains Benfield . .. On guard . .. High and Low... Men! ... Resting .. . Stepping high . . . Happy or mad? . .. Time marches on... Posing? ... My, how she’s changed . . . Modern transportation . . . Ain’t love grand? ... Stately Miss ...In the good ole days ... No fleas? . .. Just waiting ... Three’s a crowd ... Get off the floor, Una! ... Baby then, but junior now ... Nature study ... Mighty dressed up! ... Book worm .. . Bashful but cute... Arms full � . Little’ and) lovable . 7. = )Hlave another’ ‘one? . - Who's hidinge’..- So peaceful. . Our Tlorida lover ... Please smile!! 43 44 HENREDON WE ARE PROUD OF OUR BURKE COUNTY BOYS AND GIRLS CIDMINTIC. IDIRIGIG: SHOU H. F. Bobbitt Kodaks, Candy, Gifts Glen Alpine, North Carolina Compliments of BURKE FARMERS GOOREN AVE Buy Burke — None Better Phone 1126 Box 304 MoRGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA IUINIE IEAM (CO) Incorporated Ride the Bus Safe — Cheap Dependable Morganton, North Carolina UNION HARDWARE COMPANY, INC. Telephone 838 Morganton, North Carolina 45 Congratulations to the Seniors fc ‘ pe Glen Alpine Baptist Church Glen Alpine, N. C. WY SOW COUMPIE 6 OU To everyone who has in any way helped to make this fourth LIN GERIE, Incorpor ated edition of the TurKEY Tam possible, the members of the annual staff express Morganton North Carolina their thanks and appreciation. 46 Morganton Building and Loan Association Kibler Building—114 S. Sterling St. MorGANntTON, NorTH CaROoLina Telephone 103 W. Compliments of Stanley's Jewelers The Watch and Diamond Store Sanitary Market Groceries, Meats Fresh Products Frozen Foods MorRGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Phone 1114 Compliments of Jones’ Furniture Second door from Post Office Mimosa Cafe and Market 24 Hour Service Compliments of Orders Furniture Co. “We Appreciate Your Patronage’ CO Compliments of Adler’s Shoe Center and Betty Lou Shoppe Kincaid’s Superette On the Square Groceries — Meats — Feed Phone 1350 — We deliver MoRGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA 47 Compliments of HENNESSEE’S STORE Glen Alpine, North Carolina Dixie Finance and Insurance Co. Nep B. Gives, Manager 117% Union Street—Morganton, N. C. (Second Floor Burand’s) Phone 1482 Compliments of Burke Furniture Co. MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Glen Alpine Barber Shop H. E. Hennessee GLEN ALPINE, NORTH CAROLINA The News-Herald Burke County’s Local Newspaper for over sixty years Compliments of McCall Distributing Co. Wholesale Groceries MoRGANTON, NortTH CAROLINA Compliments of Bennett's Typewriter Shop Compliments of Kirksey and Company Compliments of Eagle Stores Co. MorRGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA 49 Simpson's Grocery Gas and Oil GLEN ALPINE, NORTH CAROLINA Log Cabin Service Station Groceries Car Repair Service and Parts Mullis Motor Company Chrysler —-Plymouth 117 Avery. Avenue Telephone 280-281 MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Nu-Run Motors Good-Clean used cars and expert mechanical work Phone 1510 W. and 1510 J MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA 50 The Flowers Auto Parts Co. Home of more than a million parts Hickory, MORGANTON, Lenoir Estes Heating, Plumbing Air-conditioning and Mill Supplies Greene Studio Photographers MorcGaNTON, NorTH CAROLINA Quality Photographs Since 1929 Hord and Long Esso Service Atlas Tires, Tubes, and Accessories Tire Recapping, Phone 531 MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA White Supply Company A Friendly Store Modern Self-Se ervice Grocery and Market PhogemtlZzzZ) =|) Glen Alpine, North Carolina Mimosa Insurance Agency Insure and Save the Mimosa Way PauL S. CasH FIRE — AUTOMOBILE — COMPENSATION AND GENE RIA aG@ AS UATE iver INS ORANGE “Cash Savings to Policy Holders Year After Year” Telephone 586 Morganton, North Carolina IDINIEQUIEIL IP INUPIPIUIA Te COMPANY DREXEL, NORTH CAROLINA MORGANTON JALAN EMRE, (CKO) Hardware and Furniture General Electric and Frigidaire Refrigerators Easy Washing Machines Plumbing and Heating Compliments of KESTER-STONE FURNITURE CO. MORGANTON’S LEADING FURNITURE STORE Morganton, North Carolina Compliments of SANDERS Morganton, North Carolina BILTMORE DAIRY FARMS Hickory, NorkTH CAROLINA 53 Compliments of Roys Jewelry MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Digh's Market PHONE 555 “We Deliver’ The finest of Grade A Meats MorcantTon, NortTH CAROLINA Compliments of Caldwell Hotel H. P. Pirts, Manager “Come On” Morganton Mill End Shop Notions and Piece Goods Quality for Less Advance Patterns 312 East Union Street Phone 1543 4 Compliments of Kiblers Drug Store MorcGanton, NortTH CAROLINA Compliments of Morganton-Burke Grocery CO Wholesale Groceries MorGANToONn, NortTH CAROLINA Morganton Cleaners Where Quality Counts” 411 S. Green Street MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA M.B.M. Furniture Co. New and Used GLEN ALPINE, NORTH CAROLINA LENOIR REYNE COLLEGE HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA A Co-Educational Senior College Fully Accredited Liberal Arts, Science, Music Teaching and Commercial Courses Excellent training offered in Band, Orchestra, Choir, Dramatics, Forensics, and Athletics Competent Faculty—Personal interest in every student. Emphasis on Christian Character and Scholarship. Enjoy the advantages offered in A Church College Summer Session begins June 11—Fall Session begins September 4 For Catalogue and other information write VOUGHT R. CROMER, President, Lenoir Rhyne College, Hickory, N. C. You are invited to dy “the drive of your life in the new LEONARD'S BAR-B-Q WHERE GOOD 1951 FOOD COUNTS MERCURY with MERCO-O-MATIC drive Curb service BURKE GARAGE BURKE SE WIVIE EKEG@: MorcantTon, NortH CarRoLina Telephone 13-1214 SCOUTS Weatherstripping GLEN ALPINE, NORTH CAROLINA d Owner and Operator ota Buck ScotTT PANE IESs JUG Mlb el (oO) “When better stripping is done GLEN ALPINE, NorTH CAROLINA Telephone 1966 Scot ’ll do it.” The Authorized Dealer for We Sell for Cash Mac Gregor We Sell for Less Goldsmith Spaulding Athletic Equipment PE @ BiEEEs laKCI OUR NE DEPARTMENT STORE SLOT NETEOODSsee MorcGantTon, NortTH CAROLINA The Sportsman Store Phone 1540 121271 1 theAve: Hickory, NortTH CaROLina Nite Furniture Company 611 South Green Street MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA “It’s smart to shop at Nite” Open from 9:00 until 9:00 Compliments of IX eb Taylor Grocery Quality groceries and feeds Route 1 Morganton, N. C. Hey, follow the crowd to the Rainbow Grill if you want good food! “It’s Air Conditioned MorGANTON, NortTH CAROLINA Bridges Body Repair East Union Street MorGANTON, NortTH CAROLINA Member Florist Telegraph Del. Association Patton's Jewelry Store We are exclusive agents Spode China French Haviland China and Gorham Sterling Compliments of Mull Furniture and Burke Upholstering Co. Next door to the Davis Theatre MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Art Flower Shop “Flowers for all occasions.” 137 West Union Street MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA For Flowers Call Small’s Phone 777. — Night 888 Quality plus personal attention 7 Burke Brokerage Company INSURANCE MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Sterling Tire and Recapping Service Zila moteniine mot. Phone 725 MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Complete tire service Burand’s The Specialty Shop for Men and Women MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Compliments of Tux Bowers Motor Company MorGANToON, NorTH CAROLINA Kirk’s Morganton’s Modern Men’s Wear Compliments of Twin Poplar Motor Court MorGANTON, NorTH CAROLINA Compliments of the Register of Deeds W. Alvin Berry Miss Louise Davis, Deputy Compliments of Duckworth’s LHARLOTTE 3, N.C. Compliments of PATRONIZE OUR Morris Motors, Inc. 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