Glenwood High School - Nushka Yearbook (Glenwood, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1951 volume:

Donated ' By Bdha (gOurCey find LiCCian Seaman THE NUSHKA 1951 Manon, NC 28 7 5 T Published by THE SENIOR CLASS OF GLENWOOI) HIGH SCHOOL Glenvvood, N. C. OXEVJOZC { It is not our desire, nor do we even try to begin a new volume of the NUSHKA, rather we offer only a continuation of last years record of pleasant mem¬ ories at Glenwood Hi School. In later years should you feel refreshed as you again turn these pages to renew your memories, we, the staff of the 1951 NUSHKA shall feel that we have suceeded. 2U Lea tion To our parents, for whom we feel deep appre¬ ciation for their love, faith, untiring efforts and in¬ terests in us, as well as their patience and encourage¬ ment as we near graduation, and the faith that we know they will have in us as we face the future, we, the Seniors of 1951, do lovingly dedicate this volume of the NUSHKA. Marvin Jamison —Advertising Manager Ruby Gilliam, Assistant Editor Reba Bowman, Editor-in-Chief Junior Harris, Business Manager Mrs. Mabel Bradsher French, Home Economics Mrs. Margaret Norris Commercial Miss Wilma Byrd Miss Bertha Martin English, History, Geometry Physical Education, Science Mr. Luther Tiiomasson Miss Cornelia Vann Agriculture English tzUmzn S 3 acuit l J Mrs. Madeliene T. Weaver Director and Accompanist for Glee Club, Piano, and Voice Mrs. Charlene Teague Fifth and Sixth Grade Mrs. Ruth Williams Fifth Grade Mrs. Lois Shaw Seventh Grade Mr. William Elmore Seventh and Eighth Grade Mrs. Eltnice Elmore Eighth Grade Miss Charlene Hemphill Sixth Grade Mrg. Dessie Lawing Fourth Grade Miss Winnie Thornberg Third and Fourth Grade Mrs. Clara Rayburn Third Grade Mrs. Laura Brown Second and Third Grade Mrs. Ruth Hawkins Second Grade Miss Emma McGalliard First Grade Mrs. Edna Hemphill First Grade SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Connie Vess Bobby Eplee Louise Killian Secretary Vice President President SENIORS HEBA BOWMAN Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Sec’y 2, Vice President 3, President 4; Delegate to W. D. N. C. S. C. C. 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Secretary 3, 4; Home Economics 1, 2; Echoes Staff 2, 3, 4; Grade News Reporter 2, Editor 3, Art Director 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Vice President 4; Chief Marshal 3; Editor of Nusli- ka 4; Girls State 3, Super¬ lative. All-round girl 1950. DEAN ELLIOTT Student Council 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 3, 4; President 11th and 12th Grade Chap¬ ters; Bus Driver 3, 4; Bus Drivers Award 3; Junior Play; Basketball 1; Super¬ lative. RUBY GILLIAM Home Economics 2, 4; Class Secretary 3; Junior Mar¬ shal 3; Junior Play; Beta Club 4; Associate Editor of Nushka 4; Superlative. DORIS HEMPHILL Snapshot Editor of Nushka; Editor of Echoes 4; Beta Club 4; Junior Play; 4-11 Club 1, 2; Social Chairman 4; Grade News Reporter 1; Glee Club 4; Home Eco¬ nomics 1, 2; Superlative. ROBERT BOWMAN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3; Superlative. JUNIOR HARRIS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Substitute Bus Driv¬ er 4; Business Manager of Nushka; Superlative. DONALD HICKMAN Safety Patrol 3; F. F. A. 2, 3, 4; Superlative. BOBBY EPLEE F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice 4; F. F. A. Award 3; 4-H Club 1; Vice President of Class 4; Superlative. MARVIN JAMISON F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Vice President 4; Junior Play 3; Secretary and Treasurer of Class 1; Safety Patrol 3; Superlative. CLARENCE LAMB F. F. A. 3, 4; Junior Play; Safety Patrol 3; Superla¬ tive. FRANCES LAUGH RIDGE Glee Club 1, 3; 4-H Club L 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Junior Play; Superlative; Junior Marshal; Cheerleader 2,3,4. GENEVA LEWIS Home Economics 1, 2 ; Glee Club 3; Beta Club 4; Busi¬ ness Manager of Echoes 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Superlative. IVAN LANDIS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Super¬ lative. MILLIE LAWING Home Economics 1, 2; Jun¬ ior Plav; Student Council 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; As¬ sociate Editor of Echoes 4; Miss Hi Miss 4; Superlative. BETTY MORGAN Home Economics 1, 3; Glee Club 1; Usher for Junior Play; 4-H C ' ub 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 2; Circulation Manager of Echoes 4; Snap¬ shot Editor of Nushka; Su¬ perlative. SENIORS NEAL MORGAN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Substitute Bus Driver 4; Superlative. CARL RASH F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Superlative. LILLIAN SEAMAN Home Economics 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Echoes Staff 4; Superlative. CHARI.ES walker F. F. A. 3; Junior Play; Superlative. BENNIE PARKER Basketball 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary 1; Vice President 2; President 4; F. F. A. Award 3; Beta Club 3, 4; President 4; President Junior Class; Junior Play; Marshal 3; Bus Driver 4; Student Council 4; Captain of Safety Patrol 3; Echoes Staff 3, 4; Sports Editor 4; Business Manager 3. DORIS RUMFELT Home Economics I, 2; Class Officer 2; Junior Marshal 4-H Club 1, 2; Superlative. CONNIE VESS Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Home Ec¬ onomics 1, 2; Class Officer 4; Humor Editor of Echoes 4; Cheerleader 4; Superla¬ tive. SENIORS AGNES WILKERSON Home Economics 1, 2; Glee Club 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Class Reporter 4; Superlative. JACQUELINE SMITH LEROY WILLIAMS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, t; Bus Drivers Award 3; Assistant Circu¬ lation Manager of Echoes; Superlative. DAVID ELLIOTT (2ta ii CPozm To Glenwood High we say adieu, We hate to leave you know, To look for adventures new, Our learning here to show. We hope through life we do not fail, But instead we find success. So to you “Glenwood” we do hail The past days of happiness. Our teachers to us much have meant Hoping some knowledge we’ve learned, Such hard trying days they have spent, So our future can more easily be earned. So as the parting draweth near, We close the pages of our books, And remembering “school davs dear,” W e face the future with less fear. Class Colors PINK and GREEN Class Flotcer MORNING GLORY Class Motto “NOT THE SUNSET, BUT THE DAWN,” On a September day in 1939 school year began with a happy, good looking and frightened group of hoys and girls entering the first grade at Glenwood School. The first grade was under the direction of Miss Wagner. By the time the next year came around several had moved away and some had moved in. That year we were under the direction of Miss Landis. Mrs. Hemphill was our teacher in the third grade. That year we made a lot of progress toward reaching the twelfth grade. In the fourth grade we tried to learn a little about Geography. Mrs. Steppe was our director. Now we realized just how little we knew when we reached the fifth grade. That year we made a success with the help of Miss Beam. M rs. Lois Shaw was our sixth grade teacher. In the seventh grade Mrs. Dessie Lawing guided us in the deep waters of mathematics, history, geography and English. In the eighth grade the students from Sugar Hill who joined us were: Betty Morgan, Agnes Wil- kerson, Bill James, Robert Parker, Ruby Marlowe, Edith Jones,Betty Wilkerson, Helen Ledbetter, Annie Fay Ledbetter, Earl Queen. Rupert Hall, Earl McKinney, Eunice Reel, Jimmy Styles, Laurence Parker, Paul Jolley, Ray Wilson, and Doris Hemphill. The students from Dysartville were Billy Guf¬ fey. Ivan Landis, Geneva Lewis, and Maxine Huskins. Doris Rumfelt, Erie Chapman and Louise Fisher joined us from other schools. The students who dropped out this year were: Ben Pyatt, Nina Fay Day, Ray Day, Ray Wilson, Earl Queen. This year we had several teachers but Mrs. Laura Gentry was our final teacher. We entered high school while Mr. W. V. Nix was principal. Our sponsor was Mrs. Truby Painter. Our Student Council member was Reba Bowman. We entered the tenth grade under the supervision of Miss Wilma Byrd. This year we set out for a good year of work with a new principal, Mr. W. P. Whitesides. Our officers were: President, Robert Parker; Vice President, Doris Rumfelt; Secretary and Treasurer, Betty Morgan; Student Council Mem¬ bers, Reba Bowman and Dean Elliott. Bv this time our enrollment had dropped to 24. We had two to join us from Marion Hi—Clarence Lamb and Charles Walker. We were very glad to have them. Mrs. Bradsher was our Junior sponsor. We had two class projects to complete this year—the Junior Play, “Pleased To Meetcha,” given in the school auditorium on November 22, 1949, and the Junior-Senior Banquet which followed the “Dutch Motif” at the Glenwood Cafeteria, April 27, 1950. Another event of the Junior year was ordering our rings. The class officers were: President, Bennie Parker; Vice President, Louise Killian; Secretary and Treasurer, Ruhv Gilliam; Student Council Members, Reba Bowman, Dean Elliott and Millie Lawing. The Class of 1950 began its final year under the guidance of Miss Wilma Byrd. The election of class officers and the Annual Staff were among the important business of the year. During the years the class enrollment rose as high as 50 in the eighth grade and dropped to 24 in the twelfth. Of the original class which began school in the fall of 1939 at Glenwood, Millie Lawing, Mar¬ vin Jamison, Dean Elliott, Frances Laughridge, Bobby Eplee, Carl Rash, Bennie Parker, Neal Morgan, are all that remain. As you read this history, you will remember that the twenty-four seniors were planning a second semester full of work and pleasure. Along with the Senior Play, the Junior-Senior Banquet and gradu¬ ation, the thought of Homecoming, the first in the history of the school. The Nuslika went to press too early to record any of these events but not too earlly to read the anticipation of the pleasure and sense of accomplishment that accompanies them. S ' enior i As I was walking home one spring afternoon in the year of 1965 from my work as public health nurse for New York City, I happened to gaze upon a sign which read “Fortune Telling”. At this time I became curious to know what had happened to my classmates of 1950-51, so I wandered up the rocky trail to the little green trailer, opened the door and walked in. As I gazed into the crystal ball I found that my classmates were scattered all over the United States. This is what I found happening to them. A little politician, none other than Marvin Jamison, pacing tire stairs in the White House at Wash¬ ington, D. C. He must be anxiously waiting for his “Private Secretary,” Millie Lawing, to powder her nose and come down to lunch. While gazing in the crystal ball I also found the boss of the automobile factory in Detroit, Michigan, Bennie Parker, earnestly begging Clarence Lamb to concentrate on his work and forget his fiancee, Connie Vess, who is owner of the Vess Style Shoppe in Jacktown, N. C., for the time being. Can you imagine Bobby Eplee as professor at Harvard University and still unmarried? I was really surprised to find the class of ’51 has so many secretaries. They are—Frances Laugh- ridge, secretary at First National Bank, Strown Town, N. C; Lillian Seamon as secretary for R. J. Reyn¬ olds Tobacco Company in Winston-Salem, N. C., and Agnes Wilkerson a secretary for the Robert Bow¬ man Motor Company in Alabama. Nice secretaries, aren’t they??? Through the crystal ball I found Donald Hickman as superintendent of the Bethlehem Steel Com¬ pany in Baltimore, Maryland. He is married to the former Geneva Lewis. She keeps herself plenty busy. She drives the delivery truck for Donald. To my surprise, I found Doris Hemphill as the wife of a professor, both are teaching school at the University of California. Ruby Gilliam is in Paris, designing gowns for Mrs. Vanderfellow, Jr. Reba Bowman is teaching French at Woman’s College of the Univer¬ sity of North Carolina. She is married to a famous sculptor, Carl Rash. Dean Elliott is operator of the Greyhound Bus Lines, Betty Morgan is his bookkeeper. Junior Harris is now director for Para¬ mount Movies, and is a bachelor. Charles Walker is now teaching dramatics. His whole interest is in teaching. He is now teaching at University of Arizona. Neal Morgan is now in the navy, he is stationed at San Francisco California. Doris Rumfelt is in the WAVES and stationed there too. I find Leroy Williams working as assistant Manager for Supak and Sons, Minneapolis 1, Minne¬ sota, and Ivan Landis is owner of Minute Topica Products, Inc., in New York. I was very happy to find that my Senior Class were doing so well in the various vocations they had chosen. Since that afternoon in April, 1965, I have not visited the little green trailer of the fortune teller. No, it is not that I cared less about my class, but that somehow, mysterious as it may seem, the little sreen trailer was not there the next dav, nor have I been able to find it. LOUISE KILLIAN Class Prophet Best Personality MILLIE LAWING and NEAL MORGAN Class Pol it i cian s MARVIN JAMISON and CONNIE VESS Best All Round ROBERT BOWMAN and CONNIE VESS Most Popular LILLIAN SEAMAN and JUNIOR HARRIS Cutest MILLIE LAWING and CHARLES WALKER Most Ambitious BENNIE PARKER and REBA BOWMAN Biggest Baby FRANCES LAUGH RIDGE and CLARENCE LAMB Laziest BOBBY EPLEE and GENEVA LEWIS Biggest Flirt CARL RASH and BETTY MORGAN Most Courteous DEAN ELLIOTT and RUBY GILLIAM Most Likely to Marry CHARLES WALKER and GENEVA LEWIS Most Likely to Succeed MARVIN JAMISON and AGNES WILKERSON ft W LX . t P j FT Neatest JUNIOR HARRIS and MILLIE LAWING Wittiest LEROY WILLIAMS and DORIS RUM FELT Most Mischievous IVAN LANDIS and DORIS RUM FELT Best Looking DORIS RUMFELT and ROBERT BOWMAN Biggest Month CLARENCE LAMB and DORIS HEMPHILL Most Conceited DONALD HICKMAN and LOUISE KILLIAN cyCad WJilland Jedament We, the class of 1951, being of sound mind and body, realizing our present position and all the fine work we have done during our brief stay here, and thinking we should leave our thanks and some of our many talents, do hereby make and publish this our last will and testament. ARTICLE 1 To our parents, we leave our deepest appreciation for the opportunity that the} ' have made possible for us to secure our education. ARTICLE 2 To Mr. Whitesides and the faculty, we leave our sincere thanks for their efforts and patience in guiding and teaching us. ARTICLE 3 To our class room teacher, Miss Wilma Byrd, we leave our thanks, everlasting admiration, and con¬ tinued friendship. ARTICLE 4 We, the aforesaid class, being several in number, do hereby will and leave our personal possessions. I, Doris Hemphill, leave my “Popularity” withe the boys to Sara Margaret Morris and Eleanor Silver. Here’s hoping you succeed! To Shirley Lawing, I. Millie Lawing, leave my title as “Miss Hi Miss.” I, Frances Laughridge, will my privilege of keeping the senior classroom clean to Catherine Laws and Joyce Rumfelt. I, Louise Killian, leave My Conceitedness to Betty Anderson and Joanne Holland. I, Agnes Wilkerson, leave my ability to succeed to Hazel Robbins and Nannie Pannell. I, Geneva Lewis, leave my string of Dysartville boy friends to Winnie Belle Hogan and Betty Sue Baker. I, Lillian Seaman, will my title of “Most Popular” to Jeanne Glenn and Blanche Marlowe. I, Betty Morgan, will the responsibility of writing this will and testament to Helen Lawing, with the aid of Margaret Harris. I, Clarence Lamb, leave my ability to run a class election (or any other) to Freddy Blanton. I, Junior Harris, will my title of Neatest Boy in the Senior Class to Donald Rickett. I, Neal Morgan, leave my personality to Edward Poteat. I, Robert Bowman, leave my interest in sports an geometry to Rodger Poteat. I, Donald Hickman, leave my desire to get out of typing class to Dean Swann. I, Carl Rash, will my ability to dodge the girls to Harrill Morgan. I, Dean Elliott, will Bus Number 15 to Donald Wilkerson —Handle With Care. I, Reba Bowman, leave my quiet? ways to Mary Ruth Cox and Nadine Huffman. I, Leroy Williams, leave my wit to Tommy Ferguson. I, Bennie Parker, leave to Jackie Thomas my permission to use Axiom 7 at any time in geometry. I, Charles Walker, leave my cuteness to Jimmy Mashburn. I, Marvin Jamison, leave the responsibility of getting advertisements for the annual to Laurence Duval. I, Connie Vess, will my ability to “get the gossip” (for the Echoes) to Elsie Kaylor and Gwendo¬ lyn Vess. I, Doris Rumfelt, leave my love for Chevrolets to Lucille Greer and Pauline Woody—Take care of them, girls! I, Ruby Gilliam, leave my love for World History to Jean Calhoun and Pansy Swann. I, Bobby Eplee, leave my laziness to James Swann. I, I ' an Landis, leave my mischievous ways to Donald Gallian. We. the class of 1951, do hereby nominate and a point our principal, Mr. W. P. Whitesides, sole ex¬ ecutor of this our last will and testament, and instruct him to carry out its provisions to the letter. In witness whereof we have hereto subscribed our names and affixed our seal this fifteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and fifty. Signed — BETTY MORGAN naerclaSSmen uni or J Pauline Woody_ lice President Jaqkie Tiiomas. . President Winnie Belle Hogan_ Secretary Sara Margaret Morris_ Treasurer Betty Anderson Betty Sue Baker Freddy Blanton Hazel Bolick Jeanne Calhoun Mary Ruth Cox Lawrence Duval Tommy Ferguson Donald Gallion Jeanne Glenn Lucille Greer M argaret Harris Winnie Belle Hogan Joanne Holland Bill Guffv union Nadine Huffman Elsie Kavlor Helen Lawing Shirley Lawing Catherine Laws Blanche Marlowe Jimmy Mashburn Harrill M organ Sara Margaret Morris Nannie Pannell Edward Poteat Rodger Poteat Donald Rickett H azel Robbins Joyce Rumfelt Eleanor Silver Dean Swann James Swann Pansy Swann Jackie Thomas Gwendolyn Vess Donald Wilkerson Pauline Woody t o m o re 3 t Sohliniozz Ruth Farthing__ l ice President N ORMA Harris . President Doris Reel __ Secretary and Treasurer Mildred Aldridge Shirley Baker Arnold Baker James Bledsoe Billy Dean Bowman Betty Jo Brookshire Charles Burgin Mabel Calhoun Barbara Cooper Charles Dayberry Lorene Donnahue Carrol Evans Ruth Earthing Betty Lou Gardner Dan Gilliam Anne Haney Rose Ann Ilens ' .ey Norma Harris Helen Hill Carrol Hogan Peggy Holland Estelle Holland Katie Holland Soph to mores Henry Humphries Ray Lamb O, Guy Lane Wayne Laughridge N Doris Ledbetter Raymond Ledbetter Earnest Ledbetter John Lewis Tommy Lytle Nancy Marlowe Ruth Marlowe Glenn Marlowe Hughcelle Martin Ronald McFalls Ann Laura Morgan Doris Morgan Kate Morgan Mary Ann Moss Max Parker Lillian Plemmons Micky Poteat Effie Mae Price Jo Ann Price Doris Reel Edna Seaman Rebecca Shell Zula Mae Sprouse Wayne Sprouse Bill Stone Mary Sumlin Betty Ruth Swann Jackie Viers Louis Walker Larry Wiggins Marvin Williams Mildred Wilkerson Doris Wilkerson Glen Whitstine reShmen Jxz±fini£n James Womack_ Frances Bruner__ President Jimmy Thomas .. .Secretary and Treasurer Left to Right —First Row: Joyce Anderson, Jesse James Beheller, Nancy Biggerstaff, Mary Lou Bodford, Kenneth Bolick, Gwendolyn Boone, Dorothy Hope Bowman, Jerry Bryant. Second Row: Frances Bruner, Doris Burton, Kermit Cable, Joyce Cole, Johnny Cook, Betty Jean Causby, Betty Crawley, Dora Jean Cunningham, Lorene Duval. Third Row: James Ellington, Dorothy England, Betty Lou Eplee, Ruby Frady, Frank Guffey, Frances Hensley, Lila Lee Hollifield, Anne Ireland, Joann Jaynes. Fourth Row: Helen Jones, Willie Faye Kaylor. Helen Kolts, Joan Lawing, R. L. Laws, Jeanne Ledford, Patsy Marlowe, Jack Marlowe. Fifth Row: Eugene Marlowe, Hazel Morgan, Thelma Morgan, Mary Lee Morgan, Homer Morgan, Jackie Mashburn. Harvey Mashburn, LeLe Penley, Haskel Poteat. Sixth Row: Lloyd Ray, Harvy Romine. Richard Rose, Wayne Rumfelt, Joy Sawyer, Betty Smith, Mavis Sprouse, Frances Stone, Leroy Suttle. Seventh Row: Mary Swann, Jimmy Thomas, Shirley Westmoreland, Garven Whitstine, Dorcas Wilkerson, James Womack. 3 : j’lammax GRAMMAR GRADE OFFSCERS From Top to Bottom: Eugene Woodby, Eighth Grade; Peggy Eplee, Seventh Grade; Barbara Harris, Sixth Grade; Imogene Laws, Fifth Grade; Gaye Green, Fourth Grade; Gene Holland, Third Grade; Bryant Jackson, Second Grade; Jimmy Rayburn, First Grade. EIGHTH GRADE Left to Right—First Row: Frank Greer, Jason Cox, Margaret Kaylor, Eloise Berry, Haskel Reel, Shiriey Cable, Billy Cable, Jewel McGraw, Billy Greer. Second Row: Lee Parker, Jimmie Ledbetter, Freddie Jackson, James Hill, Jerald Womack, Mary Arrowood, Hugh Ledbetter, Eugene Holland, L. B. Elliott, Kathleen Woody. Third Row: Frances Reel, Thirston Haynes, Callie Arrowood, Marcele Martin, Revonda Brookshire, Mimi Cranford, Doris Finley, Evelyn Jordon, Ruth Buckner, Ruth Lamb. Fourth Row: Dean Lawing, Eugene Woodby, Thomas Parker, Tommie Marlowe, Johnnie Marlowe, Roland Reel, Jack Lusk, Helen Mosteller, Darline McNeiley. SEVENTH-EIGHTH GRADE Left to Right — First, Row: Jack Parker, John Sam Poctor, Lynn Christy, Glen Bowman, Stanley Vess, Ray Willis, Doris Buchanan, Ann Craig, Zora Estes, Mary Bell Arrowood, Margaret Pace. Second, Row: Donald Cannon, Elbert Hensley, Mills Cosby, Malcom Painter, Eugene Loftis, Lillian Arrowood, Dora Pendley, Erma Reel, Effie Cable, Gladys Boone. Third Row: Jerry Webb, A. V. Morgan, Everette Sumlin, Hoyle Blankenship, Jean Williams, Peggy Rhom, Betty Buchanan, Laura Ann Parker, Dean Cole, Lois Smalley. SEVENTH GRADE Left to Right—First Row: Roy Ferguson, Irene Kaylor, Peggy Eplee, Mary Jo Walker, Arena Ann Poteat, Donald Westmoreland, Lula Mae Morgan, Dicky Shaw. Second Row ' : Robert Willis, Jerry Silver, Franklin Holland, Nora Estes, Maxine Westmoreland, Evelyn Cable, Dorothy Vaughn, Eloise Parker, Charline Reel, Carl Swann. Third Row: Helen Bradley, Shirley Williams, Mildred Hall, Mildred Goforth, Lorene Morgan, Billy Gene Reel, Stanley Williams, Millard Kiser, Wayne Poteat, Aileen Mosteller, Gail Elliott. Fourth Row ' : Gertrude Crowder, Betty Jene Bledsoe, June Myers, Gail Williams, Marie Bowman, Eugene Ramsey, Billy Thomas, Jack Silver, Rosailee Cox, Maxine Cunningham, Olen Poteat. SIXTH GRADE Left to Right—First Row: Virgie Tyo, Edith Ferguson, Leona Aldridge, Dorothy Smith, Peggy Mashburn, Itomelda Westmoreland, Carl Penley, Floy Pyatt, Doris Hunter, Peggy Vess. Second Row: Patricia Bartlett, Mary Rumfelt, Earl Woody, Larry Gordan, Lillian Williams, Betty Morgan, Cecil Gardner, Barbara Ross, Annie Mae Lamb, Donald Swann. Third Row: Leland Lawing, Son Marlowe, Beulah Cable, Grover Hunter, Jane Marlowe, Glenn Elmore, Bobby Bowman, Dean Evans, Billy Barber. Fourth Row: Maxine Hokifield, Joyce Huffman, Alvin Holland, Cindy Lewis, Homer Radford, Elsie Mae Bruner, Barbara Harris, Mary Jo Anderson, Donald Poteat. Left to Right— First Row: Norma Jean Gilliam, Joann Guyton, Jean Kiser, Donald Ramsey, Joann Poteat, Charles England, Etrula Mae Roberts, Virgil Finley, Clyde Morgan, Frances Willis, Blanche Bradley. Second Row: Shirley Parker, Tliu Kolts, Norman Rad¬ ford, Daniel Bradley, Jr., Jennings Smith, Russell Radford, Marilyn Calhoun, Pauline Laws, Marlon Pace, Cecil Kaylor, Samuel Martin. Third Row: Georgia Painter, Sylvia Loftis, Lucille Crowder, Betty Bowman, Ivey Bledsoe, Claude Kiser, David Bryant, J. D. Williams, Harold Whitesides. FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES FIFTH GRADE Left to Right— First Row: Ray Greer, Earl Cable, Shirley Cable, Marie Laughrldge, Vir¬ ginia Price. Zelda Connor, Bobby Bowman. Second Row: Eugene Laws, Katheryn Morgan, Walter Poteat, Joyce Dockery, Ronald Holland, Wade Nanny, Grace Hall, Bill Rumfelt, Wilma Lamb, Julia Elliott. Third Row: Jack Marlowe, Betty Westmoreland, Jimmy Pyatt, Ruth Parker, Ruby Parker, Lorene Jordon, Billy Mostella, Floyd Bradly, Johnny Blankenship. Martha Martin, Emblan Radford. Fourth Row: Max Swann, Marie Swann, Imogene Laws, Barbara Anne Clevis, Hazel Poteat, Jean Haynes, Carl Parker, Joann McCormick, Ivas Connor, Louise Proctor, Robert Lee Little. Left to Right— First Row: Jerry Gordon, Glenn Greer, Tommie Dennison, Donald Ald- redge, Jane Fortenberry, Glenda Carswell, Mary Greer, Patricia Hughes, Bobby Jean Conner. Second Row: Glenna Dean Boone, Josephine Kaylor. Catherine Pyatt, Dean Morgan, M. G. Fox, Emerson Jackson, George Duncan, Alvin Clark, Gerald Thomas. Third Row: Reba Robinette, Betty Jo Reel, Ray Cole, Charles McFalls, Christine Martin, Deward Parker, Angeline Smith, Linda Mashburn, Phyllis Koon, Gaye Greene, Janith Wiseman, Karene Poteat. Fourth Row: Joel Byrd, Alice Faye Anderson, Connie Finley, Donald Bolick, Junior Stevens, Walter Burton, Jackie Marlowe, Patsy Parker, Wade McCraw, Betty Jo Bruner. FOURTH GRADE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Left to Right First Row: Glenna Cable, Laura Belle Robinette, Herman Poteat, Arnold Jordan, Wilburn Hoyle, Lanny Condrey, Weldon Bowman, David Proctor. Second Row: Lucy Lawing, Jackie Elliott, Eugene Cable, Donald Martin, Eugene Morgan, Betty Jean Parker, Shirley Arrowood. Earl Lee Reel. Third Row: Philip Gardner, Junior Lawing, Donald Painter. Painter, Billy Gardner, Karene Morgan, Frances Rhom. Fourth Row: Wade Bolick, Gene Gibson, Ploward Woody, Dora Ann Burton. Lois Martin, Louise Willis, Lelia McCraw. gg mm . 1 iJEjM ' -C jPem K ■ X • ' •� ' ’B jW ' 1 1 5 Left to Right— First Row: Chailes McKinney, Ha.o.d Pace, Clifford Harris, Jeanette Hall. Ida Pace, James Rumfeit, Frank Crowder, Harvie Fergurson. Second Row: J. D. Proctor, Barbara Bowman, Glenda Rayburn, Jimmie Hughes, Donald Hunter, Ruth Bartlett, Peggy Lane, Hazel Smith, Max Holland, Jerry Blankenship. Third Row: Gene Holland, Ronald Hollifield, Joe Poteat, Harold Dean Suttle, Bobby Evans, Annie Sue Arrowood, Maggie Jane Arrowood, Juanita Stevens, Grover Lewis, Willie Faye McCormick, Eugene Elmore. Fourth Row: Jeanette Morgan, Joyce Rhom, Ann Lawing, Jeannie Ward, Sandra Sawyer, Larry Tyo, Juri Kolts, Tressie Westmoreland, Robert Marlowe, Vena Gilliam, Frances Poteat. THIRD GRADE SECOND AND THIRD GRADES Left to Right— First Row: Margaret Rhom, Rita Painter, Rebecca Green, Allene Kaylor, Irene Hall. Buddy Vanghan. James Mosteller. Second Row: Linda Haynes, Billy West¬ moreland, Carroll Lewis, Betty Lou Ward, Eugene Swann, Shirley Moody, Phyllis Smith, Louise Cunningham, Clyde Connor. Third Row: David Huffman, Harold Dean Morgan, Buddy Parker Nicodemus Moody, Lorene Radford, Elsie Mae Connor. Joe Ray Rumfeit. Fourth Row: Marie Loftis, Cecil Parker, Cecil Clark, Grover Kiser, Frances Price, Thelma Radford, Margaret Rhom. SECOND GRADE Left to Right— First Row: Charlotte Sparks, Grace Bartlett. Brenda Tyo, Reid Morgan, James Rhom. Jr., Billy Anderson, Jimmy Bradley. Jimmy Laws, Son Barnes, Jess Cable. Second Row: Bryant Jackson, Eula Clark, Allan Duncan, Shirley Harvey, Vera Price, Francis Anderson, Warne Ramsey. Third Row: Wayne Clark, Annie Bell Stroud, Vernon Morgan. Beatrice Hoyle, Lois Finley, Jimmy Morgan, Joan Christopher. Fourth Row: Roy Lewis. Brenda Low Poteat, Mack Bradley, Harold Bolick, Winford Cable, Jimmy Buchanan, Leonard Wiggins. FIRST GRADE Left to Right— First Row: Vivian McCraw. Edna Hunter, Blonnie Gilliam, Billy Ramsey, Charles Conner, Mildred Smith. J. B. Willis, Ann Tyo, Texie Bartlett, Second Row: Celia Long, Louise Christopher, Martha Rhom, Janie Mae Bowman, Freddie Cousby. Kermlt Elliott, Connie Poteat. Third Row: Lawrence B dick. Lois Arrowood, Eddie McFalls, Mary McCormick, Jerry Bledsoe, Jim Condrey, Josephine Burton. j 1 f IV mV ‘ 1 £ v5S «• j , §p§4f J j| ' Ay ] jS Wf f IL -W -? Mirri f i - ' : mm 1 a Left to Right— First Row: Janice Rumfelt, Ruth Ella Hawkins, Estelle Parker, Dennis Parker, Jimmy Rayburn. Lucille Parker, Lola Suttles, Bobby Poteat, Gladys Reel. Donnie Lee Aldridge, Shirley Bledsoe. Second Row: J. C. Huffman, Douglas Stroud, Jeanette Rumfelt, June Hughes, Joan Arrowood, Brenda Rumfelt, Frances Radford, Larry Cable. Third Row: Patsy Westmoreland, Louise Marlowe, Eva Moody, Barbara Cranford, Glenda Cannon, Bobby Cooke, Howard Ferguson, Ann Gibson. FIRST GRADE Joy Sawyer, Connie Vess, Frances Laughridge, Raymond Ledbetter, Gail Williams. . J racjonzttEi Here we are again—plugging for that top place in Conference Basketball. First, before we begin with this year’s story of the team, let us finish with last year’s honors. The boys had a 66% winning card and got a Bye for the finals. The girls were minus one win to come up in tlie same position. Although few experienced players were back for positions, several newcomers could not he kept off the team. W ayne Morris, captain,- a truly superlative forward, chalked up many a 2-pointer for the Dragons. Donald Wright, wearing the lucky “6” jersey, was the most happy-go-lucky player on the team. Besides good floor work, Donald proved to be a reliable long-shot man—they were his specialty— Long, lea n and lanky Walter Harris we lost fairly early in the season but he made the hardwood shine with some of his plays. H 03d Gragg, although the shortest man on the team, seemed to be in exactly the right place at the right time to keep the Dragons ahead. He never failed to pile up less than 15 points in every game. He chanced a shot from almost every point beyond the center line—but a corner shot was his best. He pulled down the high score banner and all-tournament player for the season. Mickey Poteat and Ed Poteat, return players, were not idle during the season either. Roger Poteat, with a pop-up center shot, and Bennie Parker, with his jumping power for backboard rebounds, helped the team to a County Championship Trophy. Nancy Blalock, who was noted for her ability to lay up a left-hand set shot, gave the Dragonettes many a win. Sara Morris, who could capture a forward and keep her in tow, stopped many points which brought us upward toward the win. Dottie Marlowe, we thought was too pretty to play basketball, but she showed 11s we were wrong, especially one night at North Cove. Returning this year to the team’s first string we have—Betty Jo Brookshire Joanne Holland, Na¬ dine Huffman, Eleanor Silver, Jeanne Glenn, Betty Anderson, Barbara Marlowe, Willie Fay Kaylor, Peggy Holland, Ruth Marlowe and Doris Wilkerson. To the Dragons we have Bob Bowman. Mickey Poteat, Ed Poteat, Roger Poteat, Bennie Parker, Max Parker, Homer Morgan, Wayne Laughridge, Johnny Cooke and Guy Lane. The teams did a magnificent job last season, although the girls did not hold the championship along with the boys, who deservingly obtained it last year. So far this year we hold an undefeated conference banner and hope to keep it. G ! R L S ' B A S K E T B A L L First liorv: Eleanor Silvers Manager; Nadine Huffman, Joanne Holland, Captain; Betty Jo Brookshire, Betty Anderson, Jeanne Glenn. Second Rote: Peggy Holland, Ruth Marlowe, Jackie Viers, Miss Bertha Martin, Coach; Barbara Marlowe, Doris Wilson, Willie Faye Kaylor. First Rote: Robert Bowman, Rodger Poteat, Edward Poteat, Mas Parker, Mickey Poteat, Bennie Parker. Second Rota: Wayne Laughridge, Marvin Williams, Earnesa Ledbetter, Miss Bertha Martin, Coach; Tommie Lytle, Guy Lane, Louis Walker. B 0 Y S ' B A S K E T B A L L list id BASKETBALL SNAPS Jackie Viers Barbara Marlowe Betty Anderson Peggy Holland Willie Faye Kaylor Jeanne Glenn Ruth Marlowe Doris Wilkerson Robert Bowman Edward Poteat Bennie Parker Roller Poteat Marvin Williams Guy Lane Wayne Laugltridge Louis Walker Homer Morgan Max Parker y4ctiuitiei BETA CLUB First Row: Reba Bowman, Secretary; Frances Laughridge, Vice President; Bennie Parker, President; Louise Killian, Treasurer. Second Row: Miss Wilma Byrd, Sponsor; Catherine Laws, Ruby Gilliam, Sara Margaret Morris, Jackie Thomas, Doris Hemphill, Eleanor Silver, Lucille Greer. Third Row: Pauline Woody, Joanne Holland, Betty Anderson, Margaret Harris, Nadine Huffman, Betty Morgan, Geneva Lewis. STUDENT COUNCIL First Row: Billy Greer, Louis Walker, Pauline Woody, Reba Bowman, President; Millie Lawing, Rosa Lea Cox. Second Row: Mrs. Mabel Bradsher, Sponsor; Bennie Parker, Anne Haney, Secretary; Dean Elliott, Jackie Thomas, Vice President; Hazel Bolick, Dorothy England. r vitleS GLEE CLUB Left to Right— First Row: Shirley Westmoreland, Joy Sawyer, Dorcas Wilkerson, Gerald Womlck, Rcvonda Brookshire, Peggy Holland, Mary Surnlin, Effle Price, Frances Stone. Winnie Bell Hogan, June Myers, Stanley Vess. Second Row: Eleanor Silver, Joanne Holland, Sara Margaret Morris, Mazel Robins, Helen Lawing, Wilma Poteat, Gwendolyn Boone, Norma Harris, Jeanne Ledford, Betty Jean Causby. Third Row: Dorothy Hope Bowman, Jeanne Glenn, Blanche Marlowe, Margaret Harris, Shirley Lawing, Pauline Woody, Joyce Rumfelt, Hazel Bolick, Jeanne Calhoun, Lucille Greer. Fourth Row: Catherine Laws, Thomas Parker, Reba Bowman, Connie Vess, Zula Mae Sprouse, Edna Seaman, Patsy Marlowe, Frances Hensley, Mavis Sprouse, Raymond Ledbetter, Gwendolyn Vess. Fifth Row: Doris Wilkerson, Lorene Donnahue, Mary Anne Moss, Nadine Huffman, Betty Anderson, Elsie Kaylor, Dons Hemphill. HOME ECONOMICS Left to Right— First Row: Joy Sawyer, Mary Lou Bodford. Second Row: Rebecca Shell, Shirley Westmoreland, Mildred Aldredge, Katie Holland, Barbara Cooper, Betty Lou Eplee, Dora Jean Cunningham, Estelle Holland, Mildred Wilkerson, Fffie Price, Frances Stone, Frances Bruner, Betty Smith. Third Row: Norma Plarris, Joyce Cole, Joann Lawing, Loree Duval, Joyce Anderson, Betty Crawley, Doris Burton, Willie Faye Kaylor, Thelma Morgan, Frances Hensley, Betty Baker. Fourth Row: Dorcas Wilkerson, Joann Jaynes, Gwendolyn Boone, Dorothy England, Mary Surnlin, Helen Hill, Betty Causby, Anne Ireland, Jeanne Ledford, Dorothy Hope Bowman, Mrs. Mabel Bradsher, Instructor. Fifth Row: Ruth Farthing, Rose Ann Hensley. Doris Wilkerson, Lillian Plemmons, Doris Ledbetter, Lila Lee Hollifield, Zula Mae Sprouse, Ruby Frady, Peggy Holland, Patsy Marlowe, Mavis Sprouse. Sixth Row: Mary Lee Morgan, Hazel Morgan, Betty Ruth Swann, Betty Lou Gardner, Mary Ann Moss, Mable Calhoun, Doris Morgan. Lorene Donnahue, Betty Jo Brookshire, Kate Morgan, Helen Jones. Seventh Row: Mary Swann, Ruth Marlowe, Barbara Marlowe, Anna Laura Morgan, Anne Haney, Jackie Viers, Helen Kolts, Nancy Biggerstaff, Ruby Gilliam, Nancy Marlowe, Doris Reel. ylctiui ’.ties SENIOR 4-H CLUB First Row: Frances Stone, Joanne Lawing, Arnold Baker, Mavis Sprouse. Betty S Dorcas Wilkerson, Betty Crawley, Zula Mae Sprouse, Loree Duval, Dora Jean third Row: Nancy Biggerstaff, Ronald McFalls, Earnest Ledbetter, Charles Bursin lommy Lytle. mith. Second Cunningham. Dean Swann, JUNIOR 4-H CLUB Left to Right— First Row: Kathrine Pyatt, Mary Rumfelt, Charles McFalls, Virginia Price, Julia Ann Elliott, Blanche Bradley. Bobby Barnes, Bill Rumfelt, Cecil Gardner, Giena Dean Boone, Donald Swan. Second Row: Shirley Parker, Betty Jo Reel, Ccnnie Finley, Jean Kiser, Barbara Ann Clevis, Mary Jo Walker, Irene Taylor, Louise Proctor, Grace Kail, Kathryn Morgan, Doris Hunter, Vergie Mae Tyo. Third Row: Johnny Blankenship, Mary Belle Arrowood, Jack Marlowe, Donald Bolick, Arrena Ann Poteat, Jane Marlowe, Jackie Marlows, Peggy Eplee, Billy Greer, Jo Ann McCormick, Margaret Pace, Mrs. William Elmore, Sponsor. Fourth Row: Patricia Bartlett, Doris Ann Buccanan, Nora Estes, Rosa Lee Cox, L. B. Elliott, Junior Proctor, Betty Westmoreland, Billy Barer. Fifth Row: Gail Elliott, Marie Bowman, Jewel McCraw, Eloise Parker. Lorene Jordon, Mildred Hall, Gertrude Crowder, Helen Bradley, Hugh Ledbetter, Sammy Marlowe, Freddie Jackson. Sixth Row: Shirley Cable. Eloise Berry, Margaret Kaylor, Lois Smalley, Lillian Arrowood, Kathleen Woody. Frances Reel, Jerald Womack, Betty Lou Pyatt, Erma Reel. Eugene Holland. Seventh Row: Evelyn Jordan, Lorene Morgan, Paul Toney, Thomas Parker, Jack Lusk. Mimi Cranford, Maxine Westmoreland, Eugene Woodby, Dean Lawing, Jason Cox, Revonda Brookshire. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First Row: Garven Whitstine, Lloyd Ray, Harvey Mashburn. Second Row: R. L. Laws, Carroll Evans, Glen Whitstine, Bobby Eplee, Jesse James Beheler, Frank Guffey, Wayne Laughridge, Louis Walker, Ray Lambe, Mr. Luther Thomasson, Sponsor. Third Row: Richard Rose, Lawrence Duval, Arnold Baker, Leroy Williams, Jack Marlowe, James Ellington, Raymond Ledbetter, Dan Gilliam, Earl Boone. Fourth Row: Billy Guffey, Tom Ferguson, Clarence Lamb, Jimmy Simmons, Rodger Poteat, Charles Dayberry, Marvin Williams, Harrill Morgan, Bennie Parker, Dean Swann. 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