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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1956 volume:

In the heart: of old Burke County, Neath the skies of blue, ‘Stands our noble Alma Mater, Glorious to view. | - Lift the chorus, speed it onward, May it never fail, er Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, G.A.S. all hail! Classic in her broad proportion, | Looks she proudly down, — | Reared against the arch of heaven, | With her stars for crown. , Lift the chorus, speed it onward, May it never fail, : Hail to thee, our Alma Mater, G.A.S. all hail! : GLEN ALPINE HIGH SCHOOL Glen Alpine, North Carolina u, f ( VOLUME IX Turkey Tail 4 Foreword The ninth edition of the ''Turkey Tail is represented bya symphony. The musical composition is divided into four sections: First Movement, Second Movement, Third Movement, and the Finale. The arrangements are by the Junior and Senior Classes of Glen Alpine High School. It is their hope to let the year 1955-1956 linger in your mind like some nostalgic melody. Dedication Our symphony begins with an overture . .the Senior Class of Glen Alpine High School gratefully dedicates the ''Turkey Tail of 1956to... Miss Martha Thomasson, the head of our music department. Patience, long hours, and physicaland mental toil are partofherdaily schedule. She has accom- plished much, and noone is more deserving than she, Her persistence is rewarded by the results of her labors. ‘Give a child not only a book he can read, and teach him to read it,but give him also a horn he can blow, and teach him to blow it. Horn blowing, too, is education. Band Banddirector: Miss Martha Thomasson, Drum major: Royce Byrd, Majorettes: Libby Giles, Dottee Giles, Carolyn McFalls, Beth Bobbitt. Front Row: Monroe Ramsey, Norvin Clontz, George McFalls, Bobby Pitts, Eddie Justice, Caroline Finger, Pauline Causby, Jerry Pritchard, Andy Giles, Colen Brittain, Martha Deaton, Tommy Deese, Butch Hilderbrand, Herbie White. 2nd Row: Frances Arrowood, Betty Sue Williams, Mary Ellen Mangum, Onadine Williams, Nancy Duckworth, Olivia Ann Black, Patricia Scott, Jewel Shephard, Josephine Mull, Jane McGimpsey, Glenda Bowman, Sudie Price, Judy Arrowood, Jacqueline Mull, Ann Eggers, Vivian Johnson. 3rd Row: Loretta Lane, Margaret Beach, Pauline Foreman, Linda Dixon, Sharon Brown, Frances Crawley, Lucille Queen, Frances LaFevers, Norma Houk, Pricilla Patton. 4th Row: Tex Deaton, Faye Mooney, Patsy Deaton, Edith Allen, Becky Biggerstaff, Virginia Price, Tommy Wells, Leon Norman. Glee Club Nancy Penley, Reba Baker, Virginia Price, Wanda Lowdermilk, Carolyn Saul- man, Faye McGinnis, Grace McGalliard, Frances Rogers, Annie Laura Crooks, Rowena Herman, Wanda Ledford, Dorothy Williamson, Janice Anderson, Betty Sue Williams, Leola Cooper, Frances Scott, Hilda Wells, Beulah Martin, Doris Moore, Betty Young, Audrey Parton, Nancy Pitts, Jewel Shephard, Lucille Queen, Libby Lail, Gladys Morgan, Margaret Beach, Loretta Lane, Miss Thomasson, Director; Onadine Williams, Frances Arrowood, Maxine Foreman, Martha Dea- ton, Vivian Keller, Jeanette Wilson, Mary Denton, Sylvia Williams, Mary Dale, Nancy Haskins, Paul Causby, Alice McKinney, Doris Pitts, Lola Sisk, Carolyn McFalls, Caroline Finger, Sharon Brown, Kay Parton, Barbara Epley, Frances Crawley, Norma Houk, Faye Mooney, Avis McGalliard, Betty Autrey, Barbara Lea Taylor, LeonNorman, Robert Pritchard, Paul Gibbs, Larry Causby, Royce Byrd, Andrea Bennett, Sarah Bennett, Dottee Giles, Libby Giles, Beth Bobbitt, Jackie Morris, Bobby Butler, Stanley Rogers, A.J. Allen, James Taylor, Kenneth Bivens, David Brown, Jerry Butler, Betty Dale, Judy Jarrette, Joanne Smith, Franda Gibbs, Ralph Hawkins, Don McGalliard, Bob Bennett, Tex Deaton, Richard White, Forrest Fleming, Francis Richardson, Tellis Penley, James Hardin, Wayne Clontz. Junior Band First Row: Robbie Sharon, Frances Powell, Bobby Mooney, Sunny Browning, Alice McKinney. Second Row: Avis Anderson, Marie Mathes, Betty Haskins, Barbara Biggerstaff, Ronald Linsey, Kenny Cidney, Nell Nelson, Carmie Ledford, Wayne Butler, Sylvia Chandler, Becky Stamey, Mon- roe Ramsey, Linda Huffman, Maxine Parton, Ella McGee. Third Row: Judy Smith, Max Shell, Drenda Elders, Freida McGalliard, Richard Humon, David Abernathy, David Justice. Back Row: Trixie Freeman, Jimmy Duckworth, Betty Hardin, Faye Kelly. Rhythm Band lst Row: Laura Ann Scott, Sonja Smith, Diane White, Jean McGalliard, Wanda Brewer, Wanda Jaynes, Revanda Lail, Margaret Epley, Patsy Fox, Patsy Clontz, DonaCrabtree, Kenny Pitts, Barbara Abernathy, Irene Cowan, Geraldine Smith, Patricia Shuping, Susan Pollard. 2nd Row: Jay Taylor, Philip Taylor, Johnny Bertelle, TomHeffner, Linda Whisnant, Sandra Williams, Victor Scott, Michael Danielle, Eddie Simpson, Dennis Payne,Kenny Hilderbrand,Jeanette Williams, Diane Keller, Mitzie Leonard, Doris Lee Marshal, Elizabeth Franklin, Betty Waller. 3rd Row: Pat Bow- man, Scottie Greer, Randy Cook, Doris Carswell, Tommy Parker, Judy Whisnant, Barbara Ben- field, Barbara Kelly, Jane Patton, Diane Green, Diane Roper, Wanda Mull, Bruce Williams, Libby Clontz, PolaMims, KayNorman. 4th Row: Lynn Justice, Wynn Justice, Linda Chandler, Frances Bailey, Stevie Black, Wayne Shull, Rex Dockery, James Williams, Billy Whitley, Gary Robinson. Junior High Chorus Sma OO ARN SSONEE SHUEY OSS AER IR WERE GEASS: ae Rae as 2 sa i Sk na a a TE WALSH ye as es : First Row: Donald Mull, Carmie Ledford, Jerry Pritchard, Butch Elder, Vernon McCarthy, James Dale, Tony Sisk, Yates Moses, Ronald Lindsey, Eddie Eddings, Roland Carpenter, Bobby Epley, Henry Fisher, Earl Bailey, Oliver Owens, Bobby Watson, Monroe Ramsey, Colen Brittain, George McFalls. 2nd Row: Miss Brooks, pianist; Linda Fox, Mary Fisher, Geneva Milligan, Jean Moses, Drenda Elders, Phyllis Gigou, Rosemary Carson, June Wright, Betty Haskins, Wanda Buchanan, Brenda Biggerstaff, Joyce Keller, Betty Foreman, Linda Reese, Marie Mathes, Ella McGee, Carolyn Walker, Edith Cook, Peggy Benfield, Louise Norman, Norma Reeps, Barbara Brackett. 3rd Row: Janice Stewart, Faye Kelly, Pricilla Patton, Anita Davis, Patricia Reep, Gladys Messers, Trixie Freeman, Roxie Trays, Barbara White, Janet Lowdermilk, Mary Allyson, Josephine Hanna, Sudie Price, Yvonne Mayfield, Sue Wilson, Betty Pritchard, Avis Anderson, Linda Lowman, Anna Simpson, Maxine Pollard, Lettie Moham, Myra Benfield, Faye Epley, Sylvia Chandler, Miss Thomasson, Director; Becky Biggerstaff. 4th Row: Judy Arrowood, Margie Shull, Pauline Causby, Kay Stewart, Patsy Patton, Suzie Causby, Carol McGalliard, Patsy Causby, Dorothy Epley, Edith Allen, Linda Dixon, Josephine Mull, Ann Eggers, Jane McGimpsey, Jacqueline Mull, Becky Stamey, Olivia Black, Nancy Duckworth, Mindora Leonard, Patsy Deaton, Shir- ley Patton, JoanChilders, Mary Payne, Vivian Johnson, Elizabeth Butler, Edna Hudson, Myrtle Chapman. RS av A Ie ee Ses I Pa EL HE : : 4 AE PAE Edith Puett Barbara Williams Donnie Maloney Doris Pitts Sam Henline John David Dale Paul Dellinger Glenn Reep Doris Moore Nevelyn Bollinger Lola Jean Sisk Carolyn Saulman Carl Dellinger Bob Bennett Martha Deaton Audrey Parton Sylvia Williams Nell Lail Barbara Ann Taylor Buster Benfield Clara Jean Patton Senior Platter Chatter “Don’t Drop ce ‘‘Adorable You’’ 7 Darling sletuvie Be The First To Know’’ ‘ Tenderly’’ ‘‘Whispering, Shifting Sands’’ NS Worms” ‘‘John Henry”’ “Rock Around The lock “I Want You”’ ‘‘Dogface Soldier”’ ‘“September Song’’ � You re, Goings. Fo Cry, Cry, Gry % ‘‘In The Jail House Now’ Only You ¢ ‘‘Humming Bird’’ ‘ ‘Memories Are Made of This’’ 9 ‘‘Autumn Leaves’ ‘“‘Moments To Remember’’ ‘He?’ ‘‘Everybody’s Doincelts ‘“Unchained Melody’’ Gerald Clontz Barbara Lea Taylor Frank Kincaid Rudolph Queen Franda Gibbs Faye McGinnis Leatha Patton Peggy Brittain Donald McGalliard Stanley Rogers Jack Lowdermilk Bettie McCarthy Martha Franklin Gene Prestwood Barbara Shook Jimmy Watson Forrest Fleming Clifton Davis Betty Cooper Everette Pollard es ioe Here's To The SpEMNGLO ERIS IeHearevow Knocking’’ ‘“Love Is A Many Splendored Thing’’ 9 ‘I’m Moving On ‘‘Ain’t That A Shame’’ ‘“Love And Marriage’”’ “‘Hearts Of Stone’’ ’ ‘“‘Oh Lonesome Time’ ‘I’m Feeling Mighty Fine’’ ‘“‘Dance With Me, Henry”’ q ‘Stranger In Paradise’ ‘“Sailor Boy’’ ‘“Why Don’t You Write Me?’’ ‘‘Shake, Rattle And Ro llee ‘ Don’t Cry, Baby”’ ‘“My Own True Love’’ ‘“Maybelline’”’ S60 EO UES Ue ‘“Wish You Were Here’”’ ‘ Seventeen’’ ‘“Blackberry Winter’”’ First Movement People we passed Every day in the hall, Became speaking acquaintances, Not strangers at all; And it gave satisfaction To see our friends grow . : At this school where we have learned. To love and to know . Our own G. A. High. OFF BEATS — First Row: Barbara Taylor, President; Gladys Morgan. Second Row: Rowena Herman, Wanda Ledford, Shelbie Jean Buchanan, June Messer, Kay Parton, Sylvia Wenzel, Sylvia Williams, Blanche Orders, Jackie Morris, Josephine Reep, Reba Baker, Alice McKinney, Barbara Shook, Mary Joyce Denton, Jeanette Wil- son, Vivian Keller, Lucille Queen. Third Row: Libby Giles, Dottee Giles, Beth Bobbitt, Janice Anderson, Sue Williams, Carolyn Saulman, Faye McGinnis, Betty Autrey, Betty Dale, Judy Jarrette, Leatha Patton, Lola Sisk, Doris Pitts, Betty Young, Franda Gibbs, Clara Patton. Fourth Row: Frances Arrowood, Carolyn JeanAllen, Loretta Lane, Betty Sue Williams, Norma Houk, Frances Crawley, Caroline Finger, Dorothy Williams, Margaret Beach, Frances Fox, Carolyn Patton, Nancy Haskins, Frances Scott, Hilda Wells, Lib Wright, Miss Clodfelter, Adviser. Fifth Row: Faye Mooney, Frances Rogers, Annie Laura Crooks, Patsy Reese, Bettie McCarthy, Nancy Pitts, Barbara Ann Elder, Barbara Pollard, EdithCowan, Doris Ann Berry, Nancy Penley, Avis McGalliard, Maxine Fore- man, Edith Puett, Martha Franklin, Mary Dale, Beulah Martin, Libby Lail. Sixth Row: Sharon Brown, Martha Keller, Frances McGalliard, Andrea Bennett, Sarah Bennett, Barbara Epley, Allie Ollis. FF. A. First Row: Walter Farris, Arthur Walker, Mr. Russell Gaylord, Adviser; Jerry Butler, Forrest Fleming, Stanley Rogers, Larry Causby, David Brown, Barry Davis, Donald Grady. Second Row: Richard Carson, Jerry Stillwell, Leroy Moore, Paul Causby, Bill Cook, Charles Fisher, Kenneth Ingle, Reg Benfield, Carrol Browning, Wayne Hutchins, Cecil Wood, Wayne Orders, William Powell. Third Row: Jerry Hastings, Johnny Cowan, Melvin Dellinger, Robert Sisk, Jackie Williams, David Mooney, Gene Patton, Charles Mull, Donald Lowdermilk, Je- rome Browning, Tellis Penley. Fourth Row: Glenn Cook, Leroy Gregory, Billy Dellinger, Billy Pritchard, Wayne Farris, Robert Hilliard, Benny Crawley, Wayne Clontz, Alton Sims. Fifth Row: Ray Hardin, Ray Creswell, Reuel Bu- chanan, Wayne Powell, Carrol Epley, Speedy Taylor, Yates Baker, Bud Hipps, Royce Byrd, Francis Richardson, Richard Hemphill. hace ie : 1 CaSO OCLC SSMS: sab newtcas Aopen tte apr ESRD SASS RRR DONO SCmNaE=tote RRC Dramatic Club | Audrey Parton, Faye McGinnis, Carolyn Saulman, Virginia Price, Wanda Lowdermilk, Nancy Haskins, Mary Dale, Gladys Morgan, Janice Anderson, Dorothy Williamson, Betty Young, Gerald Clontz, Barbara Shook, Martha Franklin, Lola Jean Sisk, Edith Puett, Franda Gibbs, Clara Jean Patton, Leatha Patton, Betty Dale, Leola Cooper, Nancy Pitts, Doris Pitts, Barbara Lea Taylor, Rudolph Queen, Miss White, Adviser; Bob Pritchard, Shorty Hall, Francis Richardson, Edward Benfield, J. C. Fox, Eddie Hardin, Stanley Rogers, David Brown, Martha Keller, Edith Cowan, Don McGalliard, Nevelyn Bollinger, Bob Bennett, Charlie Henline, Sam Henline, Paul Gibbs, Larry Causby, Jerry Butler, Everette Pollard, President. Science Club Leon Norman, Billy Prestwood, Tex Deaton, Johnny Walker, Dottee Giles, Kay Parton, Frances Fox, Wayne Kiser, Ronnie Fisher, Jim Hardin, Jerry Roper, Libby Giles, Beth Bobbitt, Barbara Pollard, Blanche Orders, A.J, Allen, Johnny Dale, Bobby Ollis, Avis McGalliard, Nancy Penley, Wayne Lambert, Pete Stillwell, Jim Queen, President; Jim Jernigan, Bob Butler, Carrol Brown- ing, Andrea Bennett, Hilda Wells, Judy Epley, Frances Arrowood, Margaret Kelly, Frances Scott, Mary White, Rachel Jenkins, Wayne Hutchins, Kenneth Ingle, Mr. Arrington, Adviser. Student Council Rudolph Queen, President; Leatha Patton, Gerald Clontz, Donald McGalliard, Jimmy Jernigan, Libby Giles, Donald Williams, Mr. Shearouse, Adviser; Fran- ces Rogers, Tommy Biggerstaff, Doug Dale, Ralph Hawkins, Gladys Morgan, Wayne Cook, Margaret Beach. the Babbler Staff Editorsin=Chiefs 0.) oh i. serine elven en eee CO VEO CURE LIT UNSsistantEdito ress couse. es oe che oe era ae eee OL ome ea lao me i Socialibditor 2). ).).0. se meg ee lee ee ts en ema nag Ganga tio Assistant Socials Editor oie ulsn eimm sicko Gree iL melnwisriys Ur ar ede Cream NG eamlvet hE Pease Decbh top See a enry Linn tee eae te GP co ENR VG Pe oo Se ee Ee He aeRN ey al Assistant, Art ditorsa ira ot sucks elem me ita mma LOLS a Okie tn Literary Editor aeishes oe en nomen ee hob fee O Chemis Assistant: Literary Editors... u. mano ale i eed Lace nim ayo Sports -ditor aee ie helene ede wee een amet Obs Circulation Manacermsu.y, .-ss cine ete a Ce Lym CCadLly Assistant Circulation Manager. 9. . 20 «sic we DOTIsuMoore Advisers. i wei ta wne) 6) pte aa a he iii OnE tose ettyeo urns Che Annual Staff Pr UeOd ya O01. Cf conc | os a6) 2 6 (el PGES tANteOGitOl, wast eths ies ist neSopVaAnAge TAN faa clbcllc ts‘ Assistant Business Manager. . GirculationiManagers. su. 3. Assistant Circulation Manager. (igs JOR Lewe Eo 5A oy Sa pa Gh AGVUS O34 tm eeras fr Ati sol co bekges ois Barbara Lea Taylor Gladys Morgan . . Gerald Clontz Janice Anderson . Rudolph Queen Loretta Lane Audrey Parton Miss Trudy Thompson Tellis Penley, Wayne Hutchins, Tex Deaton, Richard Carson, Jerry Roper, Paul Causby, Jewel Shephard, Kay Parton, Barbara Pollard, Billy Prestwood, Kennie England, A.J. Allen, Alice Mc- Kinney, Clara Jean Patton, Edith Puett, Janice Anderson, Franda Gibbs, Betty Young, Patricia Scott, Joyce Denton, Jeanette Wilson, Betty Cooper, Barbara Ann Taylor, Martha Deaton, Carolyn Saulman, Maxine Foreman, BettyStillwell, Wanda Ledford, Annie Laura Crooks, Frances Rogers, Lola Jean Sisk, Elizabeth Wright, Doris Pitts, Donnie Maloney, Wanda Lowdermilk, Virginia Price, Dolores Wise, Frances Fox, Betty Dale, Nancy Haskins, Hilda Wells, Margaret Kelly, Rowena Herman, Dottee Giles, Beth Bobbitt, Carolyn McFalls, Libby Giles, Doug Dale, Doris Ann Berry, Edith Cowan, Martha Keller, Nancy Pitts, Leola Cooper, Walter Farris, Patsy Reese, Blanche Orders, Frances Arrowood, Shirley Vines, Judy Epley, Andrea Bennett, Sarah Bennett, Gerald Clontz, Rudolph Queen, Johnnie Dale, Charles Fisher, Betty Autrey, Wayne Clontz, Paul Dellinger, Forrest Fleming , David Brown, Larry Causby, Richard White, Royce Byrd, Paul Gibbs, Bob Butler, Robert Pritchard, Dub Taylor, Buster Benfield, Donald Williams, J.C. Fox, Wayne Kiser, Jim Jernigan, Sam Henline, Carl Dellinger, Everette Pollard, President. HEAD HEART HANDS HEALTH Cheerleaders Clockwise: Nevelyn Bollinger, Martha Franklin, Clifton Davis, Edith Cowan, Carolyn Jean Allen, Blanche Orders, Linda Heffner, Martha Keller, Barbara Elder, Barbara Pollard. Halloween Lit TLE MISs GLE Libby py N ALPy Mi ing NE MISS GLEN ALPINE jUNIOF cuaie Price Dottee Giles May Court 1956 MAY QUEEN MAID OF HONOR MAY KING Barbara Lea Taylor Edith Puett Everette Pollard Clara Jean Patton, Franda Gibbs, Seniors; Gladys Morgan, Nancy Farris, Juniors: Betty Stillwell, Sue Parks, Sophomores; Joyce Denton, Patricia Scott, Freshmen. May Day 1955 ee see . Homecoming Court QUEEN Miss Nell Lail Crowned by Co-captain Pollard ATTENDANTS Charlie Henline, Larry Causby, Doug Dale, J.E, Mull, Bob Bennett, Bob Pritchard, David Mooney, Don McGalliard, Jimmy Queen, Clara Jean Patton, Edith Cowan, Carolyn McFalls, Frances Rogers, John Henry, Jim Watson, Audrey Parton, Gladys Morgan, Blanche Orders, Nell Lail, Kay Parton, Barbara Shook, Lola Jean Sisk, Edith Puett. Second Movement We kicked, blocked, and tackled Got eat-beteX-balp t-bela-h-1 akon We dribbled down the court MOTs . two points in the basket; They signaled ‘play ball’, And the game was on, As we backed our mighty Green Waves ‘ With a prayer and a song For our own G. A. High. NATURALS Foot Glenn Reep, Wayne Kiser, Frank Kincaid, Jim Jern- igan, Everette Pollard, Je C. Fox, Buster Benfield, Bob Fox, Mike Curtis, COACHES Mr. Lane Arrington, Assistant Coach and Mr. Ralph Wilson, Head Coach. Lane Arrington, Assist- ant Coach; Rudolph Queen, Francis Richard- son, Jerry Butler, Ralph Dellinger, Speedy Tay- lor, Bob Butler, Ralph Morrison, Gerald Clontz, Ralph Wilson, Coach; Kennie Morrison, Man- ager; Wayne Watson, Tom Biggerstaff, Shorty ball Ronnie Fisher, Paul Gibbs, Kenneth Bivens, Donald Williams, Carl Dellinger, Ralph Haw- kins. Hall, Bill Brittain, Eddie Hardin, Richard Hemp- hill, Robert Hilliard, Jim Hemphill, Donald Mor- gan, Manager; Ray Kiser, Sports Writer; Lee Still- well, Jim Hardin, Jerry Hastings, Sam Henline, Joe Shook, Wayne Cook, David Puett, Kennie An- derson, Manager. CO-CAPTAINS Frank Kincaid and Everette Pollard Girls’ Franda Gibbs Betty Young Kneeling: Jackie Morris, Franda Gibbs, Sarah Bennett, Shirley Vines, Frances Mc- Galliard; Betty Young. “Standing: Ralph Wilson,Coach; Blanche Orders, Edith Puett, Jackie Morris Basketball Sarah Bennett Shirley Vines Patricia Scott, Annie Laura Crooks, Hilda Wells, Gladys Morgan, Dottee Giles, Beth Bobbitt, Frances Fox, Barbara Lea Taylor, Manager. Frances McGalliard Boys’ Jerry Butler Everette Pollard Kneeling: Ralph Hawkins, Wayne Kiser, Everette Pollard, Jerry Butler, Rudolph Queen. Standing: Ralph Wilson, Coach; Bob Fox, J. C. Fox, Paul Harvey Gibbs, James Wayne Kiser Basketball Rudolph Queen Ralph Hawkins Taylor, JimJernigan, Ronnie Fisher, David McKinney,Michael Curtis, Tom Biggerstaff, Wayne Cook, Manager ‘ Coach’’ Wilson Chird Movement Here we learned to belong i Mo fil of Wm oy- h ok Auto daa eK dy ool With a task for everyone In the four-year span; There was homework on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, too; Each doing their share And soon we were through. After school and at night There was plenty to do, With sports and parties bright 7G ole le ofolo) 4- tm hole x -t-Ko PM neloyy At our old G.A. High.. HARMONY Superintenden and Priucipal MR Wea. YOUNG School Board Mr. J.B. Melton, Mr. N. O) Pitts, Chairman; “Mr..H. F Bobbitt, Mrs.iG.V... Lael), Dr. Coil. sWalton, not pictured. MISS MARY JANE WHITE Hy aos i) GK Cre leery English, Civics Dramatic Club Sponsor Junior Sponsor MISS BETTY BURNS David Lipscomb College, B.S. Business Education ‘‘Babbler’’ Adviser Sophomore Sponsor MISS PATSY CLODFELTER Win Gee Gripe. Home Economics F.H. A. Sponsor MR. F. N. SHEAROUSE Lenoir Rhyne College, A. B. Mathematics Student Council Sponsor Senior Sponsor MISS MARY FRANCES EGGERS Lenoir Rhyne College, A. B. English, Freshmen Sponsor MRS. GRACE PRITCHARD Librarian MISS ROSALBA PASCAL Maryville College, A. B. English, French Vocational Guidance Senior Sponsor MRS. JERRY ORDERS Secretary to Mr. Young Faculty MR. LANE ARRINGTON Western Carolina College, B.S. Science, Science Club Sponsor Assistant Football Coach Sophomore Sponsor MISS TRUDY THOMPSON Lenoir Rhyne College, A. B. Commercial ‘Turkey Tail’’ Adviser Freshmen Sponsor MRS. WAYNE STEWART Lenoir Rhyne College, A. B. History, Cheerleader Coach Junior Sponsor MR. RALPH WILSON Catawba College, A. B. Health, Physical Education Football Coach Basketball Coach MISS MARTHA THOMASSON Limestone College, A. B. Band, High School Glee Club, Music MR. RUSSELL.GAY LORD State College, @ B.S. Vocational Agriculture F.F. A. Sponsor Senior Class Officers essa. sr buster benteld . . Barbara Lea Taylor Nee eee DOD DY Dennett President . Vice-President ° ° Selene tar yarn Treasurer . ewe ere Vor ttarn Mascots Beverly Branch Durell Carswell CLASS FLOWER: Snapdragon CLASS COLORS: Green and White Seniors BUSTER BENFIELD Glee Cielo il, 2s ising Peso tl, 2) Be Mas Cowie Is Student Council 3; Class President 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Softball 2,3,4; Football 2,3,4; All Confer - ence 4; Senior Superlative ‘“‘Most Courteous’’. BOB BENNETT ClassVice-President 2,Secretary 4; Student Coun- cil 1, 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Class Law- yer 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Softball 2, 3,4; Basketball 2; Homecoming Court 3,4; Senior Superlative ‘‘Most Likely To Succeed’’. NEVELYN BOLLINGER Dramatic Club 4; F.F.A. 1,2; Cheerleader 3,4. PEGGY BRITTAIN Class Treasurer 4; Paper Staff 4; Editor 4; Bus Patrol 2; Marshal 3; Senior Superlative ‘‘Most ’ Courteous’. Seniors GERALD CLONTZ Student Council 3, 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; 4-H Club 4; Bus Patrolyij2,3;.Glee Club]; 2; Basketball 3; Soft- ball 2,3,4; Football 3,4; All Conference 4; Senior Superlative “‘Best Looking’’. BET YaGOOPRER 4-H Club 4. JOHN DAVID DALE Dramatic Glubrce eA tel 4H Gilub l2.5 hoot = ball 2,3; Senior Superlative ‘“‘Night Owl’’. CLIFTON DAVIS Dramatic Club 3,4; Bus Patrol 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Senior Superlative ‘‘Most Original’’. Seniors MARTHA DEATON Band 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. CARL DELLINGER PFA) ie4-H Glubels279,4, bus Patrol 3,4; Foot- ball 4. PAUL DELLINGER Glee Club 1,2:.F.F A. 1525 4-H Club 132,354. FORREST FLEMING F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice-President 4; Glee Club 4; Bus Patrol 4; 4-H Club 4; Softball 3,4. Seniors MARTHA FRANKLIN Morganton High School 1,2; F.H.A. 1,2; Softball Eee cule neal pinemo 4 Parl Acts a 4-nGlleenGi bea: Homecoming Court 3; Dramatic Club 3,4; Cheer- leader 4; Senior Superlative ‘‘Night Owl’’, FRANDA GIBBS Paper Staff4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4;4-HClub 3,4; Homecoming Court 3; May Court 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Softball 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative 'Most Athletic’. SAM HENLINE Dramatic Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; Bus Patrol 1; Football 4; Homecoming Court 1,3; May Court 2,3; Bus Driver 2; Senior Super- lative ‘‘Most Dependable’’. FRANK KINCAID Class Vice-President 1,3; Student Council 2; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Bus Driver 3; Senior Superlative ‘‘Most Popular’’. Sentors NELL LAIL Paper Staff 4; Glee Club1,2; Bus Patrol 3; Home- coming Queen 4; May Court 3; A el (Clio) I. JACK LOWDERMILK iT IP JN. ibs lhe Pao 2532 sue Daesyeie D545. DONNIE MALONEY Glee Club 2,3,4; Band 3; 4-H Club. BETTIE McCARTHY F.H.A. 1,4; Paper Staff 4. Senlors DONALD McGALLIARD Student Council 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Homecom- ing, Court ),2,3,4; May Gourt.1,2,3. FAYE McGINNIS “ Berle 25,4 leerG lnpmleZes.4-)4= te Gilmer eS Woe tole Zao DORIS MOORE Paper Staff 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bus Patrol 4. AUDREY PARTON Windsor High School 1,2; F. H. A. 1,2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Spartanburg High School 3; Glen Alpine 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Dramatic Club 4; Glee Club 4; Homecoming Court 4; Senior Super- lative ‘‘Most Original’’. Seniors CLARA JEAN PATTON Halloween Queen 3; Homecoming Court 4; Paper Staff4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; 4-H Club 2,3,4; Senior Superlative ‘Best Looking’’. LEATHA PATTON Class President 1; Student Council 4; Dramatic Glubl.2)3.4;F HVA. 25354; President 3, Bus Patrol 3, 4; Chief Marshal 3; Senior Superlative ‘‘Most Intellectual’’. _— DORIS PITTS Paper Sstaii 4. Dramatic Clube, 2.374, .her 4; A= iGiupmssamGleenGiuimorn4 eb iismia tomo EVERETTE POLLARD Student Council 3; Dramatic Club 2,3, President Ahi hee Arn le 2 oe He Club al cron 4 me aresidented. Bus Patrol 3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4;Captain 3,4;All Tournament 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; AllConference 4; Senior Superlative ‘‘Most Ath- letic’’ Seniors GENE PRESTWOOD Bus Patrol 3, 4; Senior Superlative ‘‘Most Intel- lectual’’. DADAM St eG shag Student Council 1, 2; Dramatic Club 3, 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3; 4-H 3,4; Bus Patrol 1; Basketball 2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Softball 2,3; Homecoming Court 1,2,3,4; May Court 1,3,4, Maid-of-Honor 4; Senior Superlative ''Most Pop- ila ts RUDOLPH QUEEN Student Council 3,4, President 4; Annual Staff 3, 4; Circulation Manager 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; F. F. A. 1; Glee Club 1,2,4; 4-H 4; Bus Patrol 1,2; Basketball 3,4; Football 3,4; Senior Superlative Cutest '', GLENN REEP Football 2,3,4; Bus Patrol 2,3. Senlors STANLEY ROGERS Dramatic Club 4; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Glee Club 4; Bus Patrol 1,2,3; Bus Driver 4. CAROLYN SAULMAN Annual Staff 3; Paper Staff 4; Dramatic Club 3,4; JP Jeli Uo Be Galee Gillalay .2 43462 Jie, Paiseoll) 4, 3,4; Basketball l. BARBARA SHOOK Class Secretary and Treasurer 3; Band 1,2,3,4; Dramatic Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Homecom- ing 4; Class Prophet; Senior Superlative ‘‘Cutest’’. LOLA JEAN SISK Paper Staff 4; Dramatic Club 1,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H 4; Marshal 3; Home- coming Court 4; Senior Superlative ‘ ‘Most De- pendable’’. Seniors BARBARA LEA TAYLOR Class Secretary 1; Class Presi- dent 3; Class Vice-President 4; tudent Council 1; Annual Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Dramatic Club 2,3, 4S he eA le on tore siqent 45 Band 1,2,3, President 3; Major- ette 2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bas- ketball Manager 2,3,4; Marshal oS iHomecoming {Courts 13) May Court 2,4; May Queen 4; Senior Superlative ‘‘Most Likely To Succeed’’. BARBARA ANN TAYLOR 4-H Club 4; Paper Staff 4. JIMMY WATSON Homecoming 4; Bus Patrol 2,3, 4; Senior Superlative ‘‘Best Dressed’’, BARBARA WILLIAMS Dramatic Glib: 2035 EH. Aw 2; 35 Band 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Bus Patrol 4;Softball 3; Senior Super - lative ‘‘Best Dressed’’. SYLVIA WILLIAMS BeticA st) 275547 GleesGlub 152,357) 5 “S 4; Bus Patrol 1,2,3,4; Marshal 3. Nassar? | BEST DRESSED Jim Watson, Barbara Williams MOST COURTEOUS Edward Benfield, Peggy Brittain MOST Edith Puett MOST DEPENDABLE Sam Henline, Lola Jean Sisk MOST ATHLETIC Everette Pollard, Franda Gibbs NIGHT OWLS John David Dale, Martha Franklin STARS BEST LOOKING Clara Jean Patton, Gerald Clontz CUTEST Barbara Shook, Rudolph Queen MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Barbara Lea Taylor, Bob Bennett MOST INTELLECTUAL Leatha Patton, GenesPrestwood MOST ORIGINAL Audrey Parton, Clifton Davis Class One day while walking through the Petrified Forest, 1 came upon a most unbelievable scene. There, in the door of a cavern, sat three witches aroundaboiling cauldron, They were all stirring its contents and repeating in unison, ‘‘Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble.’’ AsIdrewclose, there suddenly appear - ed from the murky depths of the cauldron many apparitions, which I surprisingly recognized as my classmates of 1956. First there appeared Nell Lail, a beloved home economics teacher, and who should I see next but Barbara Lea Taylor asa prominent phys - ical therapist.. As 1 stood there, 1 saw, one by one, my classmates as they would be in 1970. Betty Ruth Cooper was a private nurse at Broad- oaks; Doris Moore was head nurse at the Glen Alpine Rest Home. The next scene was very touching--Carolyn Saulman and Linda McKinney were sitting around the home fires. ThenI sawa group which had gone elsewhere to make their fortunes. A large number had gone to New York. The scene unraveled itself and I beheld it as a large painting in oil. There in the slums of New York was Donnie Maloney, doing a very worthwhile job as a social worker. Martha Deaton,a reporter for the New York Times, was doing a story on the evils of the slums. The scene then changed from one extreme to the other. Faye McGinnis was seen in the most exclusive section of New York. By marrying a rich young tycoon, Faye had acquired Saks Fifth Avenue. I always knew Faye would go places. Itsinterior had beendecorated by Audrey Parton. Edith Puett, Franda Gibbs, and Clara Patton were modeling the latest modes from Paris. Bob Bennett had been off to college and had becomeacivilengineer. To help solve New York's traffic problem, Bob had drawn a blueprint fora new bridge to span the Hudson. Donald McGalliard had just designed a new transport plane for T W A, which now employs Barbara Williams, Lola Jean Sisk and Sylvia Williams as hostesses. I was shocked to see Buster Benfield flying it, but, oh well, Buster always did have his head in the clouds. Every day Buster flys over Gene Prestwood's championship dog farm. Gene has produced five national champions, Gene had to have the best for his dogs, sohe hired the Einstein of the biological world, Jack Lowdermilk. Jack was working on some special formula for dog food. Prophecy On the farm adjoining Gene's was the home of Stanley Rogers. Stanley had become a 4-H Club adviser. Our shorthand lover, Betty McCarthy, was secretary for the Henredon factory, owned and operated by John David Dale, who also employs Peggy Brittain as his designer. Paul Dellinger was head salesman, and Doris Pitts was John David's bookkeeper. Rudolph was one of the foremost sports an- nouncers and was employedby WGA. On his pro- gram he had some of his former classmates for an interview; Gerald Clontz, head football coach at Duke, and Everette Pollard and Frank Kincaid, now stars for rival teamsin professional football. Everette was quarterback for the Cleveland Browns, and Frank was lineman for the Los An- geles Rams. Over Station WGA, announcer Sam Henline was saying, ‘I have a bit of interesting news for youlocal people. Leatha Patton has been chosen by the National Education Association as the out- standing English teacher of the year and our own son of Glen Alpine, Forrest Fleming, has been elected Governor of North Carolina. Nevelyn Bollingeris serving a worthy cause, the National Guard, in which he is now a major. I see that Nevelyn is not the only one serving his country; Martha Franklin, along with Barbara Ann Taylor, is working for the F.B.]. Every day they have lunch in one of Clifton Davis’s chain restaurants, in which Glenn Reep, who went to Paris to study French cuisine, is now head chef. All at once I noticed the apparitions were becoming harder and harder to discern. I em- ployed the witches to show me my future. For an answer they began to chant, ‘Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble.”’ ‘Before they completely disappeared, I thought I saw the sign of a commissioned officer in the U. S. Navy. Class Prophet Barbara Shook Last Will And Cestament We, the Senior Class of 1956, before saying farewell, want to leave something that will keep us in memory in the years to come. We, therefore, declare this our Last Will and Testament. ARTIC LET; We leave with our teachers the memories of our four years in high school and thank them for everything they have done for us. ARTICLE II. We, individually, leave the following to the underclassmen: Barbara Williams, will my popular, flirty ways to Edith Cowan. Don McGalliard, leave my position as Miss Thompson's ‘‘pet’’ to Wayne Kiser. Martha Franklin, leave my ‘‘night-owl shift’’ to Margaret Beach. Frank Kincaid, will my witty sayings to Donnie Williams. John ‘Sug’’ Dale, will leave my roving ways to J. C. Fox. Clara Patton, will to Andrea Bennett all my giggles. Betty Cooper, leave my quiet ways to Hester Buff. Nevelyn Bollinger, leave my position in the National Guard to David Mooney. Paul Dellinger, leave my seat in U.S. History, which I occupied for three years, to Carrol Epley . � Clifton Davis, bequeath my studious manner to Maynard Brown. � Audrey Parton, will my artistic ability to Janice Anderson. � Barbara Lea Taylor, leave my steadiness to Beth Bobbitt--she needs it! , Buster Benfield, leave my ‘‘crew-cut’’ to Ralph Hawkins. , Leatha Patton, will my intelligence to Mary White. , Faye McGinnis, leave my ability to get along with all my teachers to Libby Lail. , Franda Gibbs, will my ability in sports to Jackie Morris. , Nell Lail, leave my cute smile to Patsy Whisenant. Gerald Clontz, leave my ability to hold a girl to Kenneth Bivens, , Sam Henline, leave, to my regret, all these pretty girls at G.A.H.S. Peggy Brittain, leave my ‘‘A’s’’ in all my subjects to Dorothy Williamson. Carl Dellinger, will my friendly disposition to Charlie Henline. Martha Deaton, bequeath my dependability to Nancy Haskins. Edith Puett, leave my good looks to Dottee Giles. Forrest Fleming, will my ability to get along with fellow students to J.E. Mull. Stanley Rogers, bequeath to Larry Causby my position as President of the F.F.A. Jack Lowdermilk, leave my ability in science to David McKinney. Donnie Maloney,leave my friendly ways to Frances Rogers. Sylvia Williams, leave my cuteness to Frances Arrowood. Everette Pollard, will my basketball ability to ‘‘Goose’’ Gibbs. Carolyn Saulman, will my drawing ability to Barbara Elder. Rudolph Queen, leave my mischievous ways to Reginald Benfield. Betty McCarthy, leave my talkative ways to Barbara Pollard. Barbara Ann Taylor, leave my pleasing manner to Kay Parton. Doris Pitts, will my shyness to Alice McKinney. Jim Watson, leave my curly hair to Jimmy Queen. Gene Prestwood, leave my typing skill to J. P. Milligan. Doris Moore, leave to Catherine Jordan my appreciation for good jokes. Lola Jean Sisk, leave my long, blond hair to John Henry. Glenn Reep, leave my roving eyes to Royce Byrd. vo es es eye we we we OO st - a 80) Ne 0p ee 00 en Ore erie. Nei Mae I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I And finally, 1, Bob Bennett, leave my good times in geometry to Gladys Morgan. Class Lawyer Bob Bennett Junior Class Officers Sg WR OE IPRS Presidente cg pice cerns mime oa de rihe ec Cole (itt meters me stake ns Visca Dre side nt ae a ne a er ee ee LLY Young Secretary and: Preasureriy 21.0. iss) se Janice Anderson Janice Anderson Margaret Beach Kenneth Bivens David Brown Maynard Brown Jerry Butler Larry Causby Wayne Cook Bob Courtney Leola Cooper Edith Cowan Unlors Michael Curtis Betty Dale Mary Dale Ralph Dellinger Maxine Epley Ag tGin JreR Paul Gibbs Harold Hall Eddie Hardin Nancy Haskins Ralph Hawkins Charlie Henline John Henry Mary Ellen Houk Judy Jarrette Mattie Jordan Martha Keller Loretta Lane Wanda Lowdermilk Richard Mangum Dorothy Mayfield Grace McGalliard Gladys Morgan Juniors Jackie Morris J. E. Mull Nancy Pitts Virginia Price Robert Pritchard Francis Richardson Joanne Smith James Taylor Wayne Watson Patsy Whisnant Betty Williams Betty Young Sophomore Class President . Vice-President DSGLetal Vareemsint Treasurer ° . Officers . . Wayne Kiser Seneca vase 2)� Mary-White Ronnie Fisher Barbara Elder Helen Epley Judy Epley Mittie Epley Ronnie Fisher Frances Fox Dottee Giles Libby Giles James Hardin Rachel Jenkins Jimmy Jernigan Catherine Jordan Margaret Kelly Ray Kiser Frances Arrowood Mary Ellen Bailey Andrea Bennett Sarah Bennett Domisp Siem tay, Beth Bobbitt Billy Brittain Lois Brown Hester Buff Rixie Canipe Dolores Carson Christine Carswell Paul Causby Wayne Davis Tex Deaton Wayne Kiser Beulah Martin Frances McGalliard Emily McKee J. P. Milligan Betty Mills David Mooney Leroy Moore Ralph Morrison Leon Norman Blanche Orders Kay Parton Helen Patton Nancy Penley Barbara Pollard Wayne Powell David Puett James Queen Jerry Roper Frances Scott Joe Shook Betty Stillwell Shirley Vines Johnny Walker Hilda Wells Mary White Richard White Donald Williams Maxine Wright Freshman Class Officers . Robert Butler President . Vice-President DeEcetarmvanmiemn Treasurer ° Jimmy Hemphill . Walter Farris Richard Hemphill ee Phen Carolyn Jean Allen Betty Autrey Reba Baker Yates Baker Tommy Biggerstaff Reginald Benfield Sharon Brown Carrol Browning Jerome Browning Shelbie Jean Buchanan Kathleen Buff Robert Butler Royce Byrd Richard Carson Billy Cook Catherine Clarke Glen Cook Johnny Cowan Benny Crawley Frances Crawley Ray Creswell Annie Laura Crooks Doug Dale Johnnie Dale Barry Davis Billy Dellinger Mary Joyce Denton Barbara Epley Betty Epley Geraldine Epley Walter Farris Wayne Farris Caroline Finger Charles Fisher Andy Giles Donald Grady Ray Hardin Jerry Hastings Linda Heffner Jimmy Hemphill Richard Hemphill Rowena Herman Robert Hilliard William Powell Billy Prestwood Billy Pritchard Lucille Queen Josephine Reep Patsy Reese Frances Rogers Patricia Scott Jewel Shephard Eugene Shuffler Alton Sims Robert Sisk Richard Smith Jerry Stillwell Arthur Walker Sylvia Wenzel Sue Williams Jeanette Wilson Dolores Wise Cecil Wood Lib Wright Clifford Hipps Norma Houk Wayne Hutchins Floyd Jaynes Kenneth Ingle Vivian Keller Libby Lail Wanda Ledford Donald Lowdermilk Carolyn McFalls Avis McGalliard Faye Mooney Allie Ollis Bobby Ollis Wayne Orders Carolyn Patton Eugene Patton Geneva Patton Imogene Patton Tellis Penley Here in this last and final division Are those, who each day Safely completed their mission; Whether the weather light or gray; Hurry, take a last look! Our symphony now comes to an end; We have presented our yearbook To each and every friend : At our own G. A. High. ACCIDENTALS See ee Marshals is, Michael Curt ? Grace McGalliard Loretta Lane, Gladys Morgan, . 1se Clockw Mary Ellen Chief lamson. Dorothy Willi , Houk Bus Drivers Maynard Brown, Don McGalliard, Richard Mangum, David Brown, Jack Lowdermilk, Bob Courtney, Stanley Rogers, Charlie Henline, Wayne Lambert. Bus Patrol Catherine Jordan, Lucille Queen, Mary White, Sylvia Williams, Frances Arrowood, Reba Baker, Maxine Foreman, Doris Moore, Frances McGalliard, Wanda Lowdermilk, Frances Fox, Leatha Patton, Nancy Haskins, Carolyn Saulman, Andrea Bennett, Judy Arrowood, Sharon Brown, Hilda Wells, Frances Scott, Betty Dale, Forrest Fleming, Bob Courtney, Eddie Hardin, Tex Deaton, Barbara Williams, Clifton Davis, Jimmy Watson, Charles Fisher, Tommy Wells, Everette Pollard, Jimmy Queen, Gene Prestwood, Carl Dellinger. 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