Glenwood High School - Nushka Yearbook (Glenwood, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1952 volume:

THE NUSHKA 1952 PUBLISHED BY THE ANNUAL STAFF OF GLENWOOD HIGH SCHOOL GLENWOOD, N. C. Joreword Of all our priceless treasures, memories seem to be our most cherished one. As Thomas Moore once wrote: “JT hen time who steals our years away Shall steal our pleasures too. The mem’ry of the past will stay And half our joy r s renew.” So to the students of Glenwood High School, we, the class of 1952, present this volume of the NUSHKA in hopes that as you look at its pages and pictures you will recall more vividly the happy days spent here. Lt)edication m ' To Mr. W. P. Whitesides, we dedicate this year’s Nushka. During Mr. Wliitesides’ stay at Glenwood, lie lias proven himself worthy of this honor by being friendly, co-operative and sympathetic. He is always willing to stop whatever he is doing in order to offer a helping hand to a student. To him we give our undying gratitude. M ere words cannot be said or written to show our appreciation and love for him, so to him. we, the class of 1952, dedicate our yearbook. THE NUSHKA STAFF •£Ae� no c ) v et Wilma D. Byrd ,e w, °orfv Front row, left to right: Sara Margaret Morris, Historian; Jimmv Mashburn. Busi¬ ness Manager; Eleanor Silver, Editor; Pauline Woody, Associate Editor; Jeanne Glenn Advertising Manager; Joyce Rumfelt, Snapshots Editor. Second row: Roger Poteat, Sports Editor; Nannie Pannell, Testator; Hazel Robbins, Poet. wet : timsw ; -5 Wilma Byr, i.i 7 lish, History Mabel Bradshe, Home Ec., French «. Margaret Norris B i ness Education Mr. W. C. Lynch Mathematics Mr. Dean S. Pike English, History M iss Noleta Williams Science, Biology Mr. G. D. Wigley Agriculture M iss Rachel Hunt Public Music ( lementam J acu, It i Mrs. William Elmore Mr. William Elmore Mrs. Polly Powers Mrs. Charline Teague Miss Charline Hemphill Mrs. Lois Shaw Mrs. Dessie Lawing Miss Ruth Elliott Mrs. Clara Rayburn Mrs. I.aura Brown Mrs. Ruth Hawkins Miss Emma McGalliard Mrs. Edna Hemphill emor6 Setiiort ■� ' ' • i ' --•-r aaslb ' ' - ■ « V cG, 0 CEBS i • ' r ' oina s , mR CL- 5 Jae e 1 eT s 0R ..:::... c f SU iCp r,,si( 2 “ s S,cr t ' t« r .V fln 5 , entors LAWRENCE DUVAL (Duval) F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Superlative 4. TOMMY FERGUSON ( F erg ) F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Superlative 4; Senior Play. DONALD GALLION (Half-pint) T.I ' .A. 1, 2; Business Club 4; Superlative 4; Senior Play. JEANNE GLENN (Pet) Home Ec. 1, 2; Class Reporter 1; Echoes Staff 2; Social Chairman 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Public Speaking 4, Vice-Pres. 4; Superlative 4; Class Prophet 4; May Court Attendant 3; Nushka Staff 4, Advertising Manager 4; Safety Patrol 3, 4; Glee Club Officer 3, 4. BETTY ANDERSON (Babs ) Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Ec. 1, 2; Marshal 3 Junior Play 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4 Class Treasurer 2; Dramatics 4; Echoes Staff 4 Science Club 4, Officer 4; Honor Student. BETTY SUE BAKER (Curly) Home Ec. 1,2; 4-H Club 1,2; Superlative 4; HAZEL BOLICK (Bas) 4-H Club 1, 2; Home Ec. 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Superlative 4; Student Council 3, 4; Science Club 4; Dramatics 4; Usher for Jr. Play 3; Queen of Hearts 2. RUTH COX (Lucky) Home Ec. 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Beta Club 4; Dramatics 4; Superlative 4; Safety Patrol 4. i ■— JS eruors LUCILLE GREER r Cil) ' ident 1, 4; Home Ec. 1, 2; Beta t ' Club 3, 4; Librarian 4; Business ' Staff 4; Superlative 4; Usher for Senior Play. BILL GUFFEY (Will) - 4; F.F.A. Club 4; Bus Driver 2; t ; Glee Club 2. MARGARET HARRIS ( 1 u 9) 1 .2; Bus Monitor 1,3; Safety Patrol Club 2. 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer; - 4; Business Club 4, Secretary 4; rf Co-Editor 4; Social Committee 4; Home Room Program 4; WINNIE HOGAN ( Shorty ) • 1.2; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Business Club 4; .-retarv 3; Superlative 4; Echoes Staff 4. JOANN HOLLAND (Jody) Home Ec. 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-captain 2, Captain 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Pres. 4; May Court Attendant 3; Junior Play 3; Echoes Staff 1, 4; Dramatics 4; Public Speaking 4, President 4; All-Tournament Basket¬ ball ’ol-’52; Honor Student. NADINE HUFFMAN (Huss the Bear Dog) Home Ec. 1,2; Glee Club 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3 V 4; Public Speaking 4, Secretary 4; Dramatics 4; Superlative 4; Usher for Jr. Play 3; Echoes Staff 4; All-Tournament Basketball ’50-’51. ELSIE KAYLOR ( Sis) Home Ec. 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Dramatics 4; Superlative 4; Beta Club 4; Echoes Staff 4; Senior Play. CATHERIN-E I.AWS (Cat) Home Ec. 1 , 2, Award 2; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 3 , 4; Dramatics 4; Superlative 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Librarian 4. s. emor6 HELEN LAWING (Goffey) Home Ec. 1 , 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Dramatics 4; Superlative 4; Senior Play. SHIRLEY LAWING (Temple ) 4 -H Club 1 , 2 ; Home Ec. 1 , 2 ; Glee Club 3, 4; Business Club 4; Superlative 4. blanche Marlowe (Marlie ) Home Ec. 1 ,2; Glee Club 1, 2 , 3, 4 ; Junior Play 3 ; Basketball 1; Science Club 4; Dramatics 4; Social Chairman 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Officer Science Club 4. SARAH MARGARET MORRIS ( C asey) Home Ec. 1, 2; Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4; May Court Maid of Honor 3; Co- Editor Echoes Staff-4; Beta Club 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 2, 3; Class Historian 4; Class Treasurer 3; Dramatics 4; Hon¬ or Student; Miss It; Miss 1952; Senior Play. JIMMY MASHBURN (Jim ) F.F.A. 1,2; Glee Club 4; Cheerleader 4; Superla¬ tive 4; Echoes Staff 4; Junior Play 3; Nushka Staff 4, Business Manager; Dramatics 4; Senior Play. HARRILLL MORGAN Senior Play 4; Superlative 4; Pres. F.F.A. 4. NANNIE PANNELL (Tiny) Class Secretary-Treasurer 1 ; Home Ec. 1, 2; Beta Club 4; Business Club 4; Nushka Staff 4 ; Testa¬ tor 4; Superlative 4. EDWARD POTEAT (Moe ) Basketball 1 , 2 , 3, 4, Co-captain 4 ; 4-H Club 3 , 4; Bus Driver 2 , 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1 ; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-Pres. 4. s, emor5 FRANCES HAYES JOHNNIE GALLION dan Pc oem U wo met and said hello Ve little thought we soon would go do our chores and reach our goal Viul to prepare for the days when we grow old. I ' ruthfully now, we’d like to say Dear Teachers,” you’ve helped us in many ways. S ulw.v, stood by so faithfully with us, „ vou, dear teachers, we have placed our trust. ) U r nice, loyal schoolmates well never forget S ' or the gav hours with them that we have spent. D. those golden school days that we have known We now sav farewell as we travel on. Hazel Robbins CLASS MOTTO “We ' ll find a uay or make one.” -LASS FLOWER White Gladiolus CLASS COLORS White and Green a icoti PAULINE WOODY (Polly ) Home Ec. 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Beta Club 3, Secretary 4; Business Club 4; Superlative Nushka Staff, Assistant Editor 4; Marshal Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Vice-President Librarian 4; Honor Student. JACKIE THOMAS F.F.A. 1, 2 ; Cass President 3, 4; Student Counc 2, 3, 4, President 4; WDNCSCC 2; Beta Club i 4, Vice-President 4; Superlative 4; Basketball 2 Bovs State 3; Aeronautics Club 4; Junior Play 3 Chief Marshal 3; Toastmaster Junior-Senior Bar quet 3; Valedictorian. GWENDOLYN VESS ( Gen ) Basketball 1, 2, Manager 4; Home Ec. 1, 2; Gl Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Junior Play Superlative 4j Beta Club 4; Safety Patrol 4 Senior Play. On a glorious day in -• rs found a chair in September. 19-10, a band of eager, but fearful little adven- Miss Barbara Wagner’s and Miss Iris Landis’ first grade In the second grade the class was again divided and was under the directions of Mi-s Iris Landis and Miss Evelyn Tanner. . As we continued ascending the educational ladder we were place 111 K ca . rt : Mrs. Edna Hemphill, who carefully led us through the third and fourth grades. Miss Marv Beam was our fifth grade teacher. Then in the sixth grade, Miss Mamie Whitesides directed the class through . very successful year. Sirs. Dessie Lawing was our seventh grade teacher. The enrollment rose to 75 in the eighth grade with Mrs. J. M. Carson and Mrs. Marie Anderson as teachers. Those who joined the class from Sugar 1 1,11 Dvsartsville schools were: Lillie Price, Bill Jaynes. Raymond Ledbetter. Helen I.ytle, Myrtle Hill. Paul Lawing. Floyd Wilson. James Swann, Donald W llkerson, Lawrence Duval, Gladys Mashburn, Margaret Harris. Hazel Itobbins, Carl brady, Donald Gullion. Henry Humphreys. Jimmy Mashburn, Nannie Pannell, Richard Mills. Ray Wilson, Anna Faye Hall, Bernice Ward. Betty Sue Baker, breddie Blanton, Geneva Rhom. Winnie Hogan, Norman Melton, Clara Reel. Doris Lawing. Betty Simmons. Rachel Cooper. Helen Lawing and Donald Rickett. Those who joined from other schools were: Pauline Woody, Cecil Potent, and Obree Robinson. Mrs. Marie Anderson and Mr. B. C. Nave were the class sponsors in the ninth grade. This year being our first in high school, we decided to settle down to work and forget our childish habits. Our officers were: President, Sara Morris; Vice-President, Lucille Greer; Secretary and Treasurer. Nannie Pannell. In the tenth grade Mrs. Anderson was again our teacher, the officers were. President, Donald Rickett; Vice-President, Hazel Robbins; Secretary and Treas¬ ure r. Betty Anderson. Our Junior sponsor was Mrs. Mabel Bradsher. I he officers were: 1 resident, Jackie Thomas; Vice-President, Pauline Woody; Secretary. Winnie Hogan and Treasurer, Sara Morris. The main events of the year were ordering our rings and the Junior Play, entitled. “The Custers Last Stand”, given in the school auditorium December 1, 1950. The proceeds from this play were used to entertain the Seniors with a Hawaiian Banquet April 19. 1951. The class of 1952. with thirty-five enrolled after many gains and loses, has begun its final year under the supervision of Miss Wilma Byrd. The officers are: President, Jackie Thomas; Vice-President, Lucille Greer; Secretary and Treasurer, Hazel Robbins. As the 1952 Nushka goes to press our minds wander forward to the final events of this year—the Senior Play, the Junior-Senior Banquet, the Homecoming and finally Graduation. Also, if our hopes are fulfilled, a trip to Washington next spring after graduation. As you read this .history you will remember that the thirty-five seniors it relates to worked together and declared as their motto, “We’ll Find a Way Or Make One.” SARAH MARGARET MORRIS, Historian s. emor Best Personality Jimmy Mashburn Joyce Rumfelt Estes Most Athletic Edward Poteat Elsie Kavlor Most Popular Donald Rickett Margaret Harris Cutest Donald Gallion Lucille Greer Laziest Helen Rawing Lawrence Duval Biggest Baby Nannie Pannell Bill Guffey not present when j tures were made. Biggest Flirt Roger Poteat Nadine Huffman Most Ambitious Jackie Thomas Winnie Belle Hogan Best Looking Hazel Robbins Edward Poteat Most Studious Dean Swann Gwendolyn Vess Wittiest Betty Baker Tommy Ferguson Neatest Harrill Morgan Hazel Boliek rlatiueS Tc • nted HkA� r Tbomas Harris I Jthmr ' ■ ont lied - Duval Htoefelt Estes ■ ‘ Mouth § inn F reason ted r aii W m « 1 - ' t-rson tmm ' V • hn-vous ( - ' ■Maim JLm v to Marri HMpiW Rickett Robbins Most Valuable to School Jackie Thomas Jeanne Glenn Most Courteous Dean Swann Shirley Lawing Best All Around Pauline Woody Jimmy Mashburn Class Politicians Catherine Laws Harrill Morgan Best School Spirit Pansy Swann Edward Poteat Most Likel ' i to Succeed Jackie Thomas Sara Margaret Morris C late JPropL ropYiecy It is a typical early spring day in April, 1962. As I walk up the steps of the apartment house w iere I live, I notice how green the buds of the trees are. I let myself into tile building and st _ p in t ie foyer to get my mail. Among the letters in the box is one postmarked Glenwood, North Caro- ina. It is an invitation to the Homecoming to be held in May. As I go up to the apartment I find myself thinking of mv classipates; how scattered they have become; and the various vocations they chose for themselves. I remember Winnie Belle Hogan who was always quiet in school. She is ' Mow a famous artist living in the Lower Bronx of New York. Also in New York are Betty Anderson, a Powers Model who was recently chosen, by the men in service, “The Girl I’d Like Most to be Shipwrecked on a Desert Island with.” Charles Edward Poteat, a radio technician, is employed at the world famous Radio City. Then there’s Donald Rickett who made his money as a stock-broker. He spends much of his time on the famous Wall Street. Margaret Harris, who makes her home in the great city, has just left for Europe on a concert tour. She is one of the finest pianists in America. With her is Nannie Pannell, her private secretary, also a graduate of the class of ’52. Then there were several who went into the field of teaching. Among these are Nadine Huffman who is a Physical Education teacher in Chariest m, South Carolina. Harrill Morgan is teaching Agriculture in a small town in Kentucky. Shirley Lawing is also in Kentucky, teaching Public School Music. Then, too, there was Jimmy Mashburn who majored in Geometry at Wake Forest College so that he might pass on some of his love for this subject to others. Several of the girls and some of the boys are quite happily married, settled in small towns where they live their full, happy lives, content with the place and their occupations. Lucille Greer, Lawrence Duval, Tommy Ferguson, Patsy Swann, and Bill Guffy are among these. Mary Ruth Cox finally married one of her many boy friends and is now living in South America. Betty Sue Baker married a boy friend from East Marion, and they now live in Atlanta, Georgia, where her husband is mayor. Eleanor Silver, who married an alumnus of Glenwood Hi, is now starring in her own TV show and i s aclaimed as one of the smartest comediannes of our time. Sara Margaret Morris also married a former student of Glenwood and they have two lovely children, Hub and Grady. In her spare time she writes short stories as a free-lance writer. Another writer is Hazel Robbins, who has had several novels published and a book of Poems which has made her famous. Donald Gallion, manager of the Johnson Motor Lines in Charlotte, N. C., has as his chief me¬ chanic, Roger Poteat. Pauline Woody is head nurse at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Maryland. Catherine Laws is co-owner of a restaurant, “The Green Goddess” in DeLand, Florida. James Swann is the owner of a fleet of cross-country vans working out of Georgia, and Dean Swann is a tobacco salesman in Winston-Salem. Traveling over the country is Gwen Vess, manager of the See-Saw Travelers, a girls basketball team. Elsie Kaylor is one of her most valuable players. Hazel Bolick who answered the highest call, is a foreign missionary in China. Jackie Thomas added to his ability to speak French, other languages and became an interpreter for the government. Joann Holland has become the Number One singer of Popular music and has recorded many rec¬ ords for R. C. A. Victor. Joyce Rumfelt Estes is the proprietor of an antique shop located in Maine. Helen Lawing is the sole owner of one of the most modern Beauty Salons in Virginia. While my.thoughts have been wandering to the acquaintances of my school years, I have been .getting ready to attend a Fashion Revue of an Exclusive Dress Shoppe, owned and operated by my roommate, Blanche Marlowe, for the daily news the “Star” whereT am a reporter. As I leave the apartment I am making plans to attend the Homecoming and think what fun it will be to see all my classmates and talk to them again. Jeanne Glenn l’rophetress Wl and Jedtament ■art the Senior Class of 1952,.do hereby leave our knowledge, wisdom, and courage along with w ill and testament. ARTICLE I the faculty, we leave our deepest appreciation for the time and effort they have spent on us. ARTICLE II our underclassmen, we leave our ability to succeed in anything you desire to do. ARTICLE III 7 our beloved home room teacher, Miss Wilma Byrd, who struggled with us all these years, ive our thanks, appreciation and everlasting friendship. ARTICLE IV •Ve. the Senior Class, make the following individual bequests. I. Shirley Lawing, leave my courteous ways to Mary Ann Moss and Mary Sumlin. Edward Poteat, leave my tall stature to Henry Humphreys. I Harrill Morgan, leave my neatness to I.ewis Walker and Marvin Williams. James Swann, leave iny mischievous ways to James Bledsoe and Wayne Laughridge. 1 Joann Holland, leave my position as being captain of the girls’ basketball team for the past • ars to Betty Brookshire. I. Jeanne Glenn, being of sound mind (?) leave my ability to skip class to anyone who dares t ' Ann Haney??? I. Margaret Harris, leave my title as “Most Popular” to Rose Ann Hensley and Doris Led- -r. Eleanor Silver, hope I can leave! But before I go I’d like to will my preference for Chevrolets rris Reel and Nancy Marlowe. Donald Gallion, leave my cuteness to .Guy Lane. I. Tommy Ferguson, leave the keys of the shop to Charles Burgin. I. Roger Poteat, leave my string of girls to Ernest Ledbetter and Dan Gilliam. I. Helen Lawing, leave my ability to giggle the whole day to Zula Mae Sprouse and Edna imaii. I. Hazel Robbins, leave my “crazy ways” to R.uth Marlowe and Doris Wilkerson, for I “dare” take them with me. I. Jackie Thomas, leave my ability to succeed to Larry Wiggins and Freddy Blanton. I, Dean Swann, leave my courteous ways to Ronald McFalls and Carroll Evans. I. Don Rickett, will my ability to “dodge”, the girls to Hughcelle Martin and Glenn Marlowe. I, Lawrence Duval, leave my rough and rowdy ways to Charles Dayberry and Raymond Led- -tter. I, Ruth Cox, leave my title as “Most Mischievous” to Rebecca Shell. I, Hazel Bolick, leave my love for typing to Barbara Cooper. I, Bill Guffy, leave my babyish ways to Ray Lamb and Arnold Baker. I, Pansy Swann, leave my school spirit to Betty Ruth Swann. I, Betty Baker, leave my title as being the wittest to Patsy Ledbetter. I, Catherine Laws, having an ear for music, leave my love for it to Mildred Wilson. I, Blanche Marlowe, leave my seach for “Senior” privileges to Peggy Holland. I, Winnie Hogan, leave my title of “Most Ambitious” to Lorene Donnahue and Anna Laura ■1 organ. I, Jimmy Mashburn, leave all I never learned from all the books I never read to Wavne Sprouse. I, Gwen Vess, leave my studious ways to Betty Lou Gardner. I, Elsie Kavlor, leave my love for basketball to Mildred Aldridge. I, Pauline Woody, leave my quiet ways to Helen Hill and Mabel Calhoun. I, Nadine Huffman, leave my title as biggest flirt to Mildred Wilkerson. I, Betty Anderson, leave my desk in the senior room to Katie Holland. I, Lucille Greer, leave my shortness to Effie Price. I, Sara Morris, leave my charming and radiant smile to Estelle Holland. I, Joyce Rumfelt Estes, leave my ability to keep a man to Doris Morgan. I, Nannie Pannell, leave the responsibility’ of writing the Last Will and Testament to Norma Harris. In witness whereof, we, the said Class, of said institution, do hereunto set our hand and seal is will the fifteenth day of December in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and lifty-two. Signed — Nannie Pannell . ' ■TONwen- rv SS OFFICES JUNIOR .o ' .A B Secretary— . ' f r easarer . ® clw3 -- r £% Vml B ' “% 0 ri. Charles Burgh NORMA HARRIS ROSE ANN HENSLEY HELEN HILL ESTELLE HOLLAND KATY HOLLAND PEGGY HOLLAND HENRY HUMPHRIES RAY LAMB GUY LANE WAYNE LAUGH RIDGE DORIS LEDBETTER ERNEST LEDBETTER J L MILDRED ALDRIDGE ARNOLD BAKER JAMES BLEDSOE BETTY JO BROOKSHIRE CHARLES BURGIN MABEL CALHOUN BARBARA COOPER LORENE DONNAHUE CARROLL EVANS BETTY LOU GARDNER DAN GILLIAM ANNE HANEY uniorS ■ ‘TSV LEDBETTER •-VMOND LEDBETTER T MMY LYTLE • -N ' CY MARLOWE ' ■ Til MARLOWE Hl ' GHCELLE MARTIN RONALD McFALLS - ARY ANN MOSS IN ' NA LAU RA MORGAN DORIS MORGAN EFFIE PRICE DORRIS REEL EDNA SEAMAN REBECCA SHELL WAYNE SPROUSE ZULA MAE SPROUSE MARY SUMLIN BETTY RUTH SWANN LEWIS WALKER LARRY WIGGINS DORIS WILKERSON MILDRED WILKERSON MARVIN WILLIAMS MILDRED WILSON 1954 omore J preside -; rice-P resi Secretary dent--- and Trc asur eT . J)opkomore5 I • Joyce Anderson Shirley Baker Nancy Biggerstaff Mary Lou Bod ford Dorothy Hope Bowman Frances Bruner Jerry Bryant Kermit Cable Johnny Cooke Dorothy England Betty Lou Eplee Ruby I ' radv l A r awV Gwftq Margaret Hawkins Frances Hensley Ann Ireland Joanne Jaynes Helen Jones Willie Faye Kavlor Joann Lawing Barbara Marlowe at Eugene Marlowe Jack Marlowe Patsy Marlowe Harvey Mashburn Jackie Mashburn Hazel Morgan Homer Morgan Mary Lou Morgan Thelma Morgan Lee Penley Haskell Poteat Lloyd Ray Harvey Romine Wayne Rumfelt Betty Smith Lee Roy Suttles Mary Lillie Swann Jimmy Thomas Shirley Westmoreland Garvin Whetstine Dorcas Wilker .011 1955 men men MARTHA ANDERSON CALLIE ARROWOOD ADA ADKINS ELOISE BERRY HOYLE BLANKENSHIP GLENN BOWMAN REVONDA BROOKSHIRE DORIS BUCHANAN EFFIE CABLE SHIRLEY CABLE LYNN CHRISTY DEAN COLE JASON COX ANN CRAIG BETTY CRAWLEY MIMI CRANFORD BILLY GREER JUNIOR GREER THURSTON HAYNES ELBERT HENSLEY JAMES HILL EUGENE HOLLAND FREDDY JACKSON EVELYN JORDAN MARGARET KAYLOR RUTH LAMB DEAN LA WING HUGH LEDBETTER ROY LONON JACK LUSK MARCEI.LE MARTIN JEWELL McCRAW DARLINE McNEEI Y HELEN MOSTELI.ER LAURA ANN PARKER LEE PARKER DORA PENDLEY WILMA POTEAT EDWARD PROPS ' ! 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TONEY STANLEY VESS SHIRLEY WILBURN JEAN WILLIAMS RAY WILLIS JERALD WOMACK EUGENE WOODBY KATHLEEN WOODY n ELEM eNTARV grade officers Troy Lee Baker Clinton Bivens Marie Bowman Faye Bright Grace Bradley Evelyn Cable Forester Cable Donald Cannon Frances Caulk Jo Ann Cope Rosailee Cox Maxine Cunningham Gail Elliott Peggy Eplee Nora Estes Zora Estes James Gallion Mildred Goforth Mildred Hall Eunice Haynes Margie Hemphill Daisy Hensley Franklin Holland Roverna Hudgins Jimmy Hunsucker Eugene Huskins Irene Kaylor Millard Kiser Barbara Lowe Hazel Mashburn Anna Moore Lorene Morgan Lula Mae Morgan Willie Faye Morgun Aileen Mosteller Margaret Pace Eloise Parker Arrena Ann Poteat Olen Poteat Wayne Poteat Geraldine Randolph Wilma Ray Billy Gene Reel Charlene Reel Erma Reel Margaret Reel Dickey Shaw Jack Silver Jerry Silver Billy Thomas Dorothy Vaughn Mary jo Walker Donald Westmoreland Maxine Westmoreland Ruby Wilburn Patsy Wilburn Cecil Ray Wilkerson Gail Williams Shirley Williams Robert Willis SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES SEVENTH GRADE THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES THIRD GRADE FIRST AND SECOND GRADES ietnentarif LjmdeS SECOND GRADE FJRST GRADE : Bf U, c ? r -1. c««„ ►«•« « «� 1 ■M-iJ « il, J ijulM %. FIR T GRADE euc6 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM “CHAMPIONS OF ’ 51 ” First rare, left to right: Margaret Morris, Betty Anderson, Joann Holland, Cap¬ tain; Nadine Huffman, Co-Captain; Betty Brookshire, Jeanne Glenn. Second row: Miss Williams, Coach; Peggy Holland, Margaret Kaylor, Mary Morgan, Gwen Vess, Manager; Elsie Kaylor, Willie Kaylor, Eleanor Silver, Mrs. Powers, Coach. BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Lewis W ' alker, Dan Gilliam, Guy Lane, Edward Poteat, Captain; Marvin Williams, Co-Captain; Roger Poteat. Homer Morgan. Second row: Mr. Pike Coach; Wayne Laughridge, Johnny Cook, Haskel Poteat, Glenn Marlowe, Harrill Morgan, Jack Marlowe, Jimmy Thomas, Manager. CHEERLEADERS Left to right: Jerr}- Bryant, Rose Ann Hensley, Jimmy Mashburn, Doris Ledbetter, Raymond Ledbetter, Hazel Robbins. COACHES Mr. Pike Miss Williams Mrs. Powers 4ctlvitie5 BETA CLUB Miss Wilma D. Byrd, Sponsor STUDENT COUNCIL drs. Mabel T. Bradsher, Sponsor A svchi Ltied GLEE CLUB Director, Miss Itacliel Hunt; President, Eleanor Silver; Publicity Committee, Jeanne Glenn, Joann Holland, Zula Sprouse. PAPER STAFF Sponsor, Mrs. Norris; Editors, Margaret Morris and Margaret Harris; Assistant Editor, Peggy Holland. y ctiuitied DRAMATICS CLUB Mr. Dean Pike Sponsor cl 1 ssISl! W ‘ A ’ Baja J L . S f V if E l J ytj Jm F| 4 ' ! 1 Jv jjr. ■HM fiti V KXCGI r AixL i A Br i a IV T ' ■ 7 M fcj H 1 Al i • pEfe ‘it V ■ 1 Mg PUBLIC SPEAKING Mr. W. C. Lynch Sponsor BUSINESS CLUB rs. Margaret Norris Sponsor 4ctlvities SAFETY PATROL Mrs. Mabel Bradsher Sponsor SCIENCE CLUB Miss Noleta Williams Sponsor r ' j fc - AERONAUTICS CLUB Miss Noleta Williams Sponsor HOME ECONOMICS M rs. Maoel Bradsher Sponsor pH . ' ' ■■ ' ■■ .«, 415 I 3 S- v r v 5wr. - SIH K [ f y ctivitiel BUS DRIVERS LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL Left to right: Mrs. K. M. Eplee, Mrs. Harvey Mor¬ gan, Mrs. Fred L. Mor¬ ris, Mrs. Lewin West¬ moreland, Mrs. J. C. Holland. 3 A )eYViseww(vts Compliments of MARSHALL LUMBER COMPANY Marion, North Carolina fiiitmote DAIRY FARMS MARION, NORTH CAROLINA CROSS COTTON MILLS CO. Double Corded and Combed KNITTING YARNS Dyed and Bleached MARION, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1952 DREXEL FURNITURE COMPANY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of MARION MANUFACTURING COMPANY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Bost Toast Master Bread It It ' s BOST S It ' s Better Bost ' s Delicious Cakes ASHEVILLE, N. C. SHELBY, N. C. Dial 6851 Dial 8111 and 6325 SS - SNIPES MOTORS INCORPORATED Compliments of MARION, NORTH CAROLINA OTIS L. BROYHILL Dodge and Plymouth Cars FURNITURE CO. Dodge Job-Rated Trucks Allis Chalmers Manufacturers Farm Equipment MARION, NORTH CAROLINA EAST COURT STREET SS CLINCHFIELD MANUFACTURING CO. Wide Print Cloth MARION NORTH CAROLINA For More Than 40 Years We Have Been Trying To Render Satisfactory Service McCALL ' S FUNERAL HOME C. R. McCall, Owner — Mrs. C. R. McCall, Asst. — Charles G. McCall, Asst. AMBULANCE SERVICE Day Phone 2120 —Night Phone 3671 MARION NORTH CAROLINA CLEARWATER FINISHING COMPANY OLD FORT DIVISION Dyers and Finishers of Rayon OLD FORT NORTH CAROLINA GLENWOOD MILLING COMPANY W. G. Marlowe, Owner FLOUR CORN MEAL FEEDS DIAL 8117 GLENWOOD, N. C. WESTMORELAND and HAWKINS FUNERAL SERVICE S. J. Westmoreland, Mgr. — Mrs. S. J. Westmoreland, Lady Asst. Howard T. Hawkins and T. Walton Clapp, Jr., Embalmers Day Phone 2161 Night Phone 2162 20 SOUTH MAIN STREET MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Glenn ' s Grocery Dial 9481 MARION, N. C. Compliments of WALKER ' S SELF-SERVICE GROCERY Forest City Sausage Co. Quality Meats WHOLESALE Dial 3467 FOREST CITY, N. C. Compliments of MARY-LYN SHOPPE TAINTER ' S Prescription Headquarters Dial 2133 MARION, N. C. Compliments of A. BLANTON GROCERY CO. Wholesale Grocers Dial 8421 or 4331 MARION, N. C. F. D. 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C. 17 South Madison St. Dial 4825 ROSELAND FLORIST Day Phone 7371 Night Phone 5723 Marion North Carolina Compliments of TIPTON SHOE SHOP West Henderson Street Marion North Carolina Compliments of HEMPHILL GROCERY Dial 4461 Marion North Carolina CLYDE W. RAYBURN Glenwood, N. C. General Merchandise LAUGHRIDGE SHOE SHOP Shoe Repairs S. Main Street Marion North Carolina Compliments of BETTY-JEAN BEAUTY SHOP Dial 8291 Marion North Carolina You ' ve Tried the Rest Now Try the Best MARION BARBER SHOP Joe Blalock, Mgr. LAMBETH LUMBER CO. P. O. Box 657 Dial 8281 Marion North Carolina Loven Furniture Co. Complete Line of HOME FURNISHINGS D al 8211 MARION, N. C. | r Young ' s Shoe Store Good Shoes at Reasonable Prices MARION, NORTH CAROLINA SALE S SERVICE Phillips Motor Company Studebaker Cars and Trucks 414 E. Court St. Dial 7321 MARION, N. C. La ugh ridge Furniture Co. J. L. LAUGHRIDGE, Mgr. Furniture — Ranges — Household Goods Hardware Frigidaires and Electric Ranges MARION, N. C. r 1 The McDowell News Published Every Monday and Thursday McDowell County ' s Leading Newspaper MARION, N. C. John W. Setzer, Publisher 1 1 i ... - 1 Compliments of ; McPar Hosiery Mill, Inc. CLIFTON R. McCALL, President 1 Fine Half Hosiery MARION NORTH CAROLINA Coca-Cola Bottling Co. MARION, N. C. i | ’ .“ Compliments of Western Auto Associate Store MARION, N. C. Young ' s ESSO Station NORTH MAIN STREET Dial 8341 MARION, N. C. Compliments of East Court Motor Co. PONTIAC G.M.C. Dial 4241 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Ballew Motor Co., Inc. CHEVROLET 439 E. Court St. Marion, N. C. DIAL 2157 Where Friend Meets Friend Firestone HOME AUTO SUPPLY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA r i l j R. V. Horton and Son First National Bank MEATS - GROCERIES Member Federal Reserve System Gas and Oil Member Federal Dial 8461 Deposit Insurance Corporation WEST MARION, NORTH CAROLINA ! 1 MARION, N. C. | ) .Marion Machine Co. MARION, N. C. Compliments of Marion Buick Co., Inc. Dial 2149 MARION, N. C. LOOKING water heating DIAL 3713 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA J. R. Holland Service Station General Merchandise GLENWOOD, N. C. % WBRM Laa City B aooi.AjTino CospoAATion MARION. N.C • MUSIC • NEWS • PUBLIC SERVICE For Good Buys in “Say It With Flowers SCHOOLWEAR Hunter Florist See 128 South Main Street The Bargain Store Dial 4291 MARION, N. C. MARION, N. C. --- 1 | Compliments of Compliments of Southern Dairies, Inc. Smith Furniture Co. MARION, N. C. ASHEVILLE, N. C. Belk-Broome Company BROWN MOTOR COMPANY Hudson Sales and Service Dial 2170 855 E. Court St., Marion, N. C. The Home of Better Values MARION, N. C. WAYNE ' S GULF AND CITY TIRE APPLIANCE CO. AAarion, N. C. Compliments of GENE HOLLAND ' S GROCERY H. E. KELLY Watchmaker — Jeweler All Makes of Watches Expert Repairing — Engraving Diamond Rings Costume Jewelry Marion, N C CECIL ' S MEN ' S WEAR 34 S. Main Street Manhattan Shirts, Mallo ry Hats, Bostonian Shoes, Jackets, Sports Coats, Sweaters, Trousers, Underwear, Handkerchiefs Compliments of DIXIE DRY CLEANERS Dial 6431 Marion, North Carolina Compliments of COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS, Inc. LENOIR, N. C. 1 PHONE 12 Compliments of SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY