Granite Quarry High School - Quarrier Yearbook (Granite Quarry, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1956 volume:

: ae ouoeane a: sesame ee oe We, the Senior Class of '56, dedicate this volume of ''The Quarrier'’' to Mr. Gibbons for time unselfishly dedicated to building school spirit and moulding lives of others in his unassuming and understanding way, for integrity, for intelligence, fornobility of character, for accomplishments of mind and spirit, Mise, © 5 lly 1Besealag secle Principal Mr. W. R. Trexler Chairman Mc. A.H. Peeler Mr. Leon Barger Mr. Ernest Lyerly Mr. Van Brown Mroe Jin lOO Wers .0-u, bs . Mrs. Josephine O. McCombs, B.S, Mra YG lkig IU enya Salisbury, North Carolina Granite Quarry, North Carolina INO bn IML Nag IBGSo beh Mig), English Commercial Subjects Salisbury, North Carolina Carthage College Catawba College Social Science, French, Library University of North Carolina Miss ue. Growelly A.B Mrs. Ruth R. Gulledge, B.S. Granite Quarry, North Carolina Granite Quarry, North Carolina English English, History Greensboro Woman's College Western Carolina Teacher's College exis? @ 2445 $ 10 i $2 a8 17 38 19 BIA Ete iAr-COpm Mrs. M. Richard Brownlee, B.S. Mr. William E, Gibbons, B.A. Granite Quarry, North Carolina Kannapolis, North Carolina Algebra, General Business, Health P.E. Mathematics Colorado A. M. Catawba College IMG2, IP. tk, Steenve, lbs), Mrs. Ruth Bernhardt, A.B. MrioJamessHaBarringer J r.,A.0. Granite Quarry, North Carolina Salisbury, North Carolina Salisbury North Carolina Science Biology and Physical Education Physical Education and Social Studies Western Carolina College Catawba College Catawba College Mr. Louis Bean, A.B. Minn GraOne sss bror Mrs. Lee R. Bost, A.B. Granite Quarry, North Carolina Granite Quarry, North Carolina Salisbury, North Carolina Band Agriculture Eighth Grade Lenoir Rhyne College Clemson College Catawba College Mism Gri VinEeGauplens Dror Mrs. William M, Poole, A.B. Granite Quarry, North Carolina Rockwell, North Carolina Home Economics Eighth Grade Catawba College Catawba College Mira JnuW, enUneYClUtt,sE.o%e uv An Mrs. Alma B, Hudson, B.S. Rockwell, North Carolina Granite Quarry, North Carolina Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Appalachian State Teachers College Catawba College Mrs. Robert G. Safrit, A.B. Mrs. James A, Eanes, A.B. MreRe Hy eink, A.B. Salisbury, North Carolina Salisbury, North Carolina Faith, North Carolina Sixth Grade Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Woman's College, Catawba College Catawba College University of North Carolina Mrs. Marie Helig Lentz, B.A. Mrs. B. B. Height Mrs. A. H. Peeler, A.B. Salisbury, North Carolina Salisbury, North Carolina Granite Quarry, North Carolina Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Fourth Grade Mississippi Woman's College Flora McDonald College Lenoir Rhyne College MrsioW oA ebarkersc A.D IMGeS . IRekaul AWeys@lll, N18}. Salisbury, North Carolina Granite Quarry, North Carolina Fifth and Sixth Grade Fifth Grade Queens College Catawba College o4)e™-CoOpmn Mrs. Bill Overman, A.B. Nitsa ae Wiee Howlers. Rockwell, North Carolina Granite Quarry, North Carolina Third Grade Third Grade Catawba College Catawba College Mrs. Roy W. Stokes, A.B. Misseell ss Grenutchins Rockwell, North Carolina Miss Gatherine SB. harchin, be Granite Quarry, North Carolina Third Grade Granite Quarry, North Carolina Fourth Grade Catawba College, Third Grade Catawba College Appalachian College Catawba College Miss Mary Melton, A.B. Mrs. Edward S, Kerr, A.B. Mit sieu Wisplone Rhye? eA . 5). Granite Quarry, North Carolina Rockwell, North Carolina Salisbury, North Carolina Second Grade Second Grade First Grade Davenport College Winthrop College, Duke University Catawba College General Assembly's Training School Mrs. Helen L, Williams, A.B. Mrs. William M, Johnson, B.S. Granite Quarry, North Carolina Faith, North Carolina Second Grade Second Grade Catawba College Appalachian State Teachers College Mrs, Hazel R. Kluttz Mrs. J. M. Holshouser, B.S, Rockwell, North Carolina Granite Quarry, North Carolina First Grade First Grade Mrs. R. L. Williams La Crosse State College Catawba College Cafeteria Manager ag ee ee — ee ZZ ( Scwionsiaiintapiespimmeenn Myrna Peeler, Typist Ke enetc Gee Ruth Basinger, Typist rmen olson itor Frances Foy, Assistant Editor mnyptANM Mrs, Ruth Gulledge, Advisor Gary Safrit, Art Editor Virgil Bernhardt, Sports Editor Tommy Byrd, Production Manager Rachel Jordan, Literary Editor Mary Lois Kepley, Assistant Literary Editor Paul Fisher, Advertising Manager Martha Teague, Business Manager Shirley Ratliff, Assistant Business Manager DIDI IP POP? FRANCES MAGDALENA BARGER Good will is the mightiest practice in MS WiaVSIESE Ey Hy All s43 mecnetanve+ ae lement= elo ILjil lyse else eli, ie IMmigiye SyAulersye 1 48 Basketball 1,2,3,4; GleeClub2; Photo- graphy Club 2; Varsity Club3; Report- er) 3; Student Council 33 Beta Glub3,4; teerausntans Cnrcmere: Office Worker 3,4; Chips'' Typist 4; Drama Club 4; ''Most Athletic 4, ERNEST RAY BASINGER Most folks are about as happy as they TAMAS) WYO) alSulie ieoibavels jee) love a! 1 te A ats UR GO ee LARRY JOE BROOKS Life must be measured by thought and action, not by time. F.E. A. 1,2,3,4; Sentinel 3,4; Dance Club 3; Class Baby 4, JOHN EDWARD BROWN ''Happinessis a perfume youcannot pour on others without getting a few drops on NOUNS Cian Pore oeMUl Noe IP IP, AN Bose Varsity Clubs 35) Dance? @lub 3:43) Basebalina: Bus Driver 3,4; Cheerleader 3,4; Sci- ence Club4; DramaClub4; Cutest! 4, EVELYN RUTH BASINGER Good-humor is the health of the soul; sadnessits poison, Ie Wel ote JL ae. Deheieyale aly) Shah Student Council 2; Glee Club 3355 Dainiciew@lubr3ss4 Drama Club4; Cheerleader 4; 'Quar- rier” Typist 4;, .Most Orig- inal 4, VIRGIL VANCE BERNHARDT Men whoundertake consider - able things, even ina regular way, oughtto giveus groundto presume ability. Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 234 Oot ballnleceocmmaVilee President Student Council 35 President Student Council 4; Varsity Club 3; Homecoming Escort 3; Dance Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Vice President 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Sports Editor MO oe sien Sie abe MBegRo Alls Round 4, BARBARA ANNE BREWER Nurture your mind with great thoughts. IP, Maly AN, yp BaGs8 IkCjooruer 4s Student Council 1,4; History Medal 3; Beta Club3,4; Pres- ident 4; Copy Editor ''Chips 4; ''Most Likely ToSucceed 4, JIMMY LANE BRUCE Talking with afriendis noth- ing else but thinking aloud. Deere As, 1,2,3,4; Glass Vice President 1; Winner of F.F. A. Public Speaking Contest 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Class President aeuevarsity Glub 2,3,4; Flag Bearer 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Dance Club 3,4; Winner of I Speak for Democracy ' Contest 4, WILMA ROSANN CAUBLE The only way tohave a friend Tsatoupemone., ' PLieeAcr l 2 Glee Club, 2: Diatmictem Gil bus), 4. Canteen Worker 3,4; Girls' State 4; UGhips! es Lypist 4;) ) F riendli- est'' 4, BARBARA SUE COLEY Laugh and the world laughs with you, eee Aenea So ee Gilrerea @lubea; Dance Club 3, 4; ''Most Talka- tive'' 4, GLENN HOKE BROWN His descriptive words are Tall, Dark, and Handsome. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Baseball 4; Football 4; Most Original 4, FRANKHIN MAX BROWN A man's true wealth is the good he does in this world. KERMENE LA VERNE COLSON Patience and fortitude conquer all things, ' F.,H.A. 1; Elementary Librarian l; Homecoming Queenl; Maid of Honor 4; Photography Club2; GleeClub 2; Band 2,3,4; Drum Majorette 4; Dance Club 3,4; Reporter 4; Class Secretary 3; Class President 4; Assistant Editor Quarrier 3; Editor Quarrier'' 4; Student Council4; DramaClub4; Pres- ident 4; 'Best Dressed 4. ALICE LA VERNE DENNIS The secret of happiness is something to do.) Eee ee Atele 2 GleesGlubyco Dance Club 3,4; “'Chips' ' Typist 4; Cutest''4 ee aoe APP = IP KEKE RCE CoH FRANCES MARLENE DOBY Happiness cannot be bought; indeed, Money has very little to do with it. hele an) rasclem Onl Dee+ mo Clence Club 4, DAISY ANN DRURY Great minds have purposes, others have wishes. Little minds are tamed and subdued by misfortune; but great minds rise above them, ! He Asin cian style ccm Gilasismoeenre= tary 2; Band 1,253.4; Queen ofjopring 3; DanceClub3,4; Secretary 3; Junior Play 3; Girls'State 4; Student Council Secretary 4; Chips! Typist: 43 Glass Reporter 4; ''Best Personality 4. VICTOR TRACY EARNHARDT Make not my eara stranger to thy thoughts. Fireman 1,2; Assistant hire Chief3; Fire Chief 4; Math Award 2; Class Vice President 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Dance Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Student Gounici 14s omreciombprnigm Escorts Friendliest ! 4, JAMES ALEXANDER FINK It's not lifethat counts but the fortitude you bring into it. (China Grove) Bible Club 3; (Granite) Dance Club 4, GLENN FLOYD EAGLE He who sees his own faults, is toomuch occupied to see the faults of others, ' CHARLIE MONROE EARNHARDT, JR. Without faith a man can do nothing; with itall things are possible, ID 1s te Mpa Se Ids Dreier 3,4. JOSEPH CARL EARNHARDT The time to be happy is to- day. Pi ber A ele2eo 4 Dance Glu Se EUNICE EARLENE FOSTER A kind heart is a fountain of gladness, PeneeAe mir Socience G lu b 4: Dance Club 3,4. BETTY JEAN HODGSON Great works are performed not by strength but by perse- Verance, Peele ce Librarian 2,3; Dance Club 3,4; MARSHALL LANE JONES He whoknows othersis clev- er; he who knows himself is enlightened, ' Dance Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4. CLARA SUE FISHER A daughter of the gods, dlvinely tall and most divinely fair, EH AG Classe secretary, 1:3 Photo- graphy Club2; Glee Club 2; Halloween Queen 2; Homecoming Queen 2; Dance Club 3,4; Cheerleader 2,3; ''Chief ' Cheerleader 4; Assistant Editor 'Chips 3; Editor 4; Class Treasurer 4; Lady'' 4; ''Class Favorite 4, PAUL EDWARD FISHER Tt is not what he has, nor even what he does, whichdi rectly expresses the worth of a man, but what he is, ' Honea lea bandsHtzso sotudentsCouncil: 13 en GelaisismViicer residentacsm™ Dance Club 3; Homecoming Escort 4; Adver- tisinge= Managers OQuarraer (475 Best Personality 4; Class Favorite 4. RACHEL JORDAN Enjoy your life without comparing it with that of others, F.H. A. 1,2; Math Award 2; Band 1,2, 3,4; Dance Club 3,4; Girls' Basketball Manager 3; Assistant Literary Editor Quarrier' 3; Literary Editor 4; Beta Club 3,4; Reporter 3; Business Man- ager4; Junior Play 3; Junior Marshall 3; 'Most Dependable 4, JOHN CALVIN KESSLER, JR. Men were born to succeed,not to fail, be Oa PPAR Ie CRE EEE R= a fh pr ON n mR A � KKK KER ERS EDWARD ALVIN KLINE T will study and get ready, and perhaps my chance will come. F.F. A, 1,2,3,4; 'Most Studious 4. JERRY CARR LINGLE The tongue is the ambassador of the heart.) Bus Driver 3,4; ''Most Talkative 4, WINSTEN DANFORTH MAHAFFEY True and sincere, loyal and kind, JP dP 5 ity W458 WERE (Clibie BR Ile ketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Fireman 3; Bus Driver 3,4; ''Most Athletic 4, KENNETH WISENHUNT NANCE How poor are they who have not pa- tience a: Py E tA nL, 65554 mele Cine Lair Vans mEVIICEe President 4; Class Treasurerl; Fire- man 2; Student Council 2; Testator 4; UPB éstioportuss. CHARLES EDWARD LYERLY Be true to your own highest convictions, By .0Fs, ede e53 4 GLENN WESLEY LYERLY Men of few words are the best men, WILMA MAHAFFEY NEveryiviurtwe is nore air when itappears ona beautiful face. FHA. §2Z;) Glee Club Zaebi- brarian 1,3; Student Council 2; Dance Club 3,4; Home- coming Attendant 3; Assistant Circular Manager ''Chips ' 3; Homecoming Queen 4; ''Best Looking 4. REGINALD WAYNE RICHARDSON A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men, Pere 2, 3,4; Dance Glub 3,4. RICHARD LEE ROSCOE True happiness istorest sat- isfied with what we have. Dance Club 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Baseball 4. GARY LEE SAFRIT The man whois born with a talent whichheis meantto use finds his greatest happiness in using it. Dance Club3; Drama Club 4; Student Council 3; Class Treasurer 3; Junior Play 3; Dramatics Award 3; Hallo- ween King 3; ''King of Spring'' 3; Art Editor 'Chips 2,3,4; Art Editor ''Quarrier' 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4; Chief Marshall 3; Most Talented 4, MYRNA DOLORES PEELER Beauty is the index of alarger fact than wisdom. DepHReAwele 2 mmotudentiGouncilel ss band IC Cn Ate listorianec mea lOmettemcns), Drum Majorette 4; Glee Club 3; Dance Club 3,4; President 4; Junior Play 3; lypist Quarrient4 si Most Talented 4: SHIRLEY RUTH POOLE The object of life is to do good. Peon A wwe c,omecleer Clubs, sDance Club 3; Librarian 3,4; Canteen Work- er 3,4; ''Class Baby 4. RACHEL ELAINE SHINN To find happiness we must seek for it in a focus outside ourselves, F.H. A. 1,2; Glee Club 2; Dance Club 3,4; Canteen Worker 3; Junior Play sie Assistant Circulation Manager ''Chips ' 3; Circulation Manager 4; ''Most Stu- dious ' 4, DAVID SHUPING I find much joy in making friends, F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Dance Club 4; Foot- ball 3,4; Baseball 4; ''Best Dressed 4, aA, P2222 IP PPP ERK EKER EERE SARAH ANN SIDES There is no virtue so truly great and goodlike as justice, Io daly, Wy WS, 5,4 INGoewtier 93 IPwesie dent 4; Office Worker 1,2,3,4; Music Student 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Junior Plaveo jae DUse Drivers 344mm Viatsliyve Glib See rele mnt Gounc a amb. tam @lwiomon-rs Typist Chips 4; Reporter 4; Cheer- leader 4; Class Secretary 4; ''Best- All-Round 4; Drama Club 4; Hallo- ween Queen 4 , FRANKLIN LAVERNE SIFFORD They are never alone that are accom- panied with noble thoughts. lie bY A, 12,5, 4 ecretaryr+ her. Convention 3; Basketball 2,3,4; Base- ball3,4; Football2; Boys'State 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Student Council 4; Class Vice President 4. WILLIAM WAYNE TREXLER It matters not how long we live, but how, ! File Dec OnV enti on a b 0 yesmeotate s: Class President 3; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Football 4; BetaClub 4; Fire Marshall 4; ''Most Dependable 4, COY DEAL WILHELM A contented mind is the greatest bless- ing a man can enjoy in this world, IDS IDG te WyasSie35 Jeic IDpshyor Sz, TRUETT MATTHEW SMITH I enjoy talking with a friend, Student CGouncal )s Claisis Treasurer 2; Dance Club 3; Bus Driver 3,4, RANDALL RAY STIREWALT Be not simply good; Be good for something. 5 P Pn WY AIG A: Seo 08 1a OO Uo) 3; Football2,3,4; Baseball2, 4, MARTHA NAN TEAGUE Doing good to others is nota duty s Ltzis asjoy. ID, lel, ANG Ie (ewingy Isreass uUnericpeGlee @lubeZnssaeDance Club 3,4; Assistant Business Manager Quarrier''3; Busi- ness Manager 4; Homecoming Attendant 3; Canteen Worker 4; Best Sport 4, ROBERT LAMA WILLIAMS, III It is well to think well; It is Divine to act well. Iasenayel 435 dwunsiose IPulaye Be IDebwee (Cl tye) 35) Beta G lub) 334; Junior Marshall 3; Gentleman! 4, JIMMY WAYNE YATES Knowledge is, indeed, that which, next to virtue, truly and essentially raises one man above another. Class President 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 2; Baseball 3,45). Wa nicie eG lubes. 4a Juniors layens: Junior Marshall 3; Reporter 4; ''Most Likely to Succeed 4, 'No man can climb out beyond the limitations of his own character. . . - John Morley Ye 22D P 2 PPP PPD D ? Class Prophecy Hi there! Well, here we are in May of 1965. Let's see what's happening to the Seniors who graduated in 1956. It seems that several of the girls have obtained the honorable de- gree of MRS. They are LaVerne Dennis and Marlene Doby. Wayne Trexler has obtained high military honors in the Air Force. He is now teaching in one of the AF training schools. Kermene Colson has taken over the role of ''Our Miss Brooks'' and is teaching English in high school. Atthe lastart exhibit, Gary Safrit's paintings rated among the best. Several art museums are clamoring for his work. Secretarial jobs seemedto have appealed to Sue Fisher, Ann Sides, and Rachel Shinn. They are prosperous secretaries following the example of Susie MacNamara. Frances Barger, having graduated from Appalachian, is now coaching girls' basketball. The Philadelphia Phillies are now prospering from our catcher, Virgii Bernhardt. He is making a fabulous salary. Inthe Mathfield are Barbara Brewer and Rachel Jordan. We hear they are even improving some of Einstein's theories. Truett Smith, Glenn Eagle, and Charlie Earnhardt are mechanics on school buses. They gained valuable material from their school bus driving. Aused car lot in Salisbury has been opened by Charles Lyerly. Joey Brooks is his assist- tant. Marshall Jones is having great success with his hamburger stand he opened not long ago. Filling the position of Farm Agent for Rowan County is Edward Kline. Assisting him is Joseph Earnhardt. We are proud to boast of two models from our class. Wilma Mahaffey and Myrna Peeler are the lucky gals. Kenneth Nance, using his political ability, has been appointed to the President's cabinet. Glenn Lyerly is doing well in the grocery business. Handling the meat department for him is John Kesler. Having formedtheir own hillbilly band, Glenn Brown and Ernest Basinger are making rapid progress. The medical profession has attracted Victor Earnhardt. He is now a successful doctor. Ruth Basinger is attracting a lot of attention as a comedienne on the Jack Benny Show. The Army has gained two of our boys, Eddie Brown and Max Brown. They were promoted to Sergeants last month. Jim Bruce has his own church in Kannapolis now. We hear he is a great success. Jean Hodgson, Shirley Poole, and Barbara Coley are operating a beauty shop. Most of the movie stars patronize them. Paul Fisher has just opened a new bank with Martha Nan Teague as his receptionist. Using her typing ability for the New York Times is Wilma Cauble. Richard Roscoe is sweeping Filmland. He has the lead in his latest picture. Probing into the depths of people's minds is Jim Yates. His office, the most modern one around, was constructed by Reginald Richardson. Winston Mahaffey, David Shuping, and Randall Stirewalt made the big league. They are playing football with the Washington Redskins. Bob Williams has masteredthe French language. He is now a professor at a leading college. Franklin Sifford and Coy Wilhelm are successful farmers. They have invented a new machine to make farming easier. And last, but not least, is Eunice Foster, head dietician of the new consolidated school. Class Prophet Daisy Durey Last Will And Cestament We, the Senior Class of 1956 of Granite Quarry High School, Rowan County, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind, body, conscience, and satisfactory temperament, do finally end our twelfth year of school and hereby make and allow publishment of this our last will and testa- ment. Article I: To our parents, who have provided sufficient finance and guidance, we give our deepest love and gratitude and promise to make the most of the effort they have put forth in helping us attain our diploma. Article II: Tothe Class of 1957, we leave our sponsor, Mrs. Sowers, hoping you will love, appreciate, and enjoy being with her as much as we have. Article III: To our principal and teachers, who have urged us onward and helped us in the hours of discouragement, we give credit for our scholastic accomplishment and assure them that their effort was not in vain. Article IV: We, the Seniors, realize that there are certain qualities which we could not carry with us from Granite Quarry High School, so we leave them to certain deserving Juniors. Max Brown and Ruth Basinger leave their most original talents to Jerry Klutiz and Betty Lou Shoe, hoping Jerry and Betty get as many laughs as they have. Glenn Brownand Ernest Basinger will their good-looking qualities to Donnie Peeler, Bern- ard Holshouser and Rayford Eudy. Eunice Foster and Marlene Doby leave Mrs. Sowers's homeroom housekeeping to Ruby Oddie and Mary Overcash. Myrna Peeler and Kermene Colson bequeath their feminine attractions to anyone in the Junior Class who can meet the requirements. Herman Basinger inherits John Kesler's quietness and ability to keep to himself. Winston Mahaffey and Frances Barger leave their athletic powers to Donald Leazer and Nancy Beaver. Wayne Trexler and Victor Earnhardt will their mathematical minds to Nelson Page, Dan Miller, and Jimmy Lyerly. Wayne Miller and Elton Trexler inherit Franklin Sifford's and Jimmy Bruce's Agriculture interest. Gary Safrit leaves his art talent and piano playing with any Junior who thinks he can com- pare or qualify. Virgil Bernhardt leaves his school spirit with Michael Shive, hoping Michael will show as much interest as he and keep Granite winning. Barbara Brewer wills her long and beneficial hours of studying to Carolyn Morgan, Anna- belle Peeler, Rose Smith, Ruby Stiller, and Faye Trexler. Joey Brooks and Eddie Brown will their friendly attitudes and knowledge of the opposite sex to Jimmy Deal, Eugene Cauble, and Larry Thomas. Pug Kepley, Blondine Joyner, Shirley Lesley, and Shirley Josey inherit Wilma Cauble's and La Verne Dennis's cuteness. Daisy Ann Drury leaves her typing ability with Gail McCombs and Carol Shenk. Glenn Eagle leaves his talking to Jerry Peeler, but hopes Jerry does not get into as much trouble over it as he has. Truett Smith, Coy Wilhelm, and Charlie Earnhardt leave their bus driving and worn out brooms to J. E. Cauble, Hoyle Lingle, and David Trexler. Joseph Earnhardt, Reginald Richardson, David Shuping, and Marshall Jones leave their sleeping to Tommy Baggett, Raven Earnhardt, Tommy Jones, Jimmy Webb, Edward Shirley, hoping they will also benefit from it. Sue Fisher and Rachel Jordan will their jobs on the ''Chips ' to interested and qualifying Juniors. Paul Fisher and Richard Roscoe leave their ''Hot Rod'' enthusiasm to Tommy Byrd and Billy Craddock, but hoping they can keep out of trouble - Paul and Richard did not! Shirley Poole and Jean Hodgson will their good-natured dispositions to Camille Brown, Bonnie Lingle, Georgia Miller, and Shirley Ratliff. Eddie Kline leaves his interest in Physics and professors to David Fisher, and Sonny Ribe- lin. Bob Williams wills his neat appearance to James Owens and Donald Curlee. Glenn Lyerly and Charles Lyerly leave their cycle interests to any three Juniorswhoare looking for a challenging hobby. Wilma Mahaffey and Rachel Shinn leave Mr. Rhyne's library to be maintained by Frances Foy, Sue Eller, and Phyllis Peeler. Ann Sides and Martha Teague leave their great big smiles to be displayed by Nancy Kesler, Amelia Bame, Magdalene Davis, and Joyce Honbarrier. Randall Stirewalt and Jimmy Yates bequeath their football interests to Jasan Park and any- one else tough enough to qualify. Jimmy Fink, our newcomer, cherishes his knowledge of English. Maybe he can excel Mrs. Sower's someday. We, the Senior Class in the year of Our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-six, do hereby appoint Mrs. Sowers as executor of this our last will and testament. Lastly, I Kenneth Nance, without another iota, leave this the last will and testament of our class signed. THE CLASS OF '56 Kenneth Nance, Testator KEKE EEE RE SS Barbara Brewer Eddie Brown Wilma Cauble eCPM ROOMS: 8 senpiasitnmene Ss, Se Susie Fisher John Kesler baad Rachel Shinn Ann Sides Truett Smith Bob Williams Jim Yates Snapshots Senior LADY AND GENTLEMAN Sue Fisher Bob Williams seesuanny st com BEST PERSONALITY Daisy Ann Drury Paul Fisher MOST ORIGINAL Ruth Basinger Max Brown BEST LOOKING Wilma Mahaffey Glenn Brown Mi @S iether Ene Ons UG Gla Barbara Brewer Jim Yates MOST DEPENDABLE Rachel Jordan Wayne Trexler MOST TALENTED Myrna Peeler Gary Safrit BEST DRESSED Kermene Colson David Shuping am —-aArPraAamuvucCcnvn wO-Zzmn MOST STUDIOUS Rachel Shinn Eddie Kline FRIENDLIEST Wilma Cauble Victor Earnhardt BEST ALL-ROUND Ann Sides Virgil Bernhardt MOST ATHLETIC Frances Barger Winsten Mahaffey SEALE EE CE EE CECE A RCEE CREME ELE RAE CLASS BABIES Shirley Poole Joey Brooks MOST TALKATIVE Barbara Coley Jerry Lingle QU ee Sas LaVerne Dennis Eddie Brown Bas SPS OUR IL Martha Teague Kenneth Nance nAm —ArPraAmMmVuCN ZDAO—-ZMy = . XY SEG 4 = X President Dan Miller Vice President Secretary Shirley Ratliff Treasurer Gail McCombs Thomas Baggett Herman Basinger Nancy Beaver Sonny Bringle Camille Brown Tom Byrd J. E. Cauble Bill Craddock Magdalene Davis Jimmie Deal Raven Earnhardt Sue Eller David Fisher Frances Foy Libby Fraley Joyce Honbarrier Tommy Jones Shirley Josey Blondine Joyner Mary Lois Kepley LELELECKEN WO -—- ZC KH eeKeE kedddecKn DO -ZCwr Nancy Kesler Jerry Kluttz Donald Leazer Shirley Lesley Bonnie Lingle Hoyle Lingle Richard Livingood Georgia Miller Wayne Miller Carolyn Morgan Barbara Motley Ruby Oddie Jerry Peeler Phyllis. eelex Sonny Ribelin Betty Savage Carol Shenk Edward Shirley James Owen Nelson Page Halena Park Jasan Park Phyllis Parker Annabelle Peeler KKEKECCECEN DO — ZCe Michael Shive Betty Lou Shue Rose Smith Ruby Stiller Larry Thomas KERKERE NN DO -ZCrH David Trexler Elton Trexler Faye Trexler Jimmie Lee Webb Gwynn Harrison, President Ellen Wilson, Vice President Amie Carpenter, Secretary Terry Bogle; Treasurer Mary Abernathy Amelia Bame Ronald Barger L.nda Basinger Melba Basinger Loretta Beaver ‘Ray Blume Voight Brown Joe Bumgarner Shelby Burwell 5 O p H O Margalene Cartner M O R E 5 Joe Chapman W.A, Cline Sondra Combs Donna Ann Cross Don Curlee Mae Dixon Nelson Durham Jerry Eagle Rex Eagle Betty Earnhardt Frank Earnhardt Margaret Earnhardt Leroy Earnhardt Yvonne Earnhardt Jerry miler Joanna Emory Sandra File Billy Fisher Rodney Fulk William Harris Charles Hartley Jimmy Hill Greta Hinceman Richard Hodgson Sandra Holshouser Sandra Kepley Stephen Kesler Elaine Kluttz Mary Jo Kluttz Wanda Lassiter Harold Lingle S O P H fady Renlcnea ie O M © R E S Vickie Lou Lingle Nancy Lomax Edna Lyerly Maybelle McCombs Patricia McCubbins Ronnie McCulloh Orrin Mahaffey June Mathews Janet Misenheimer Larry Morris Tommy Myers Jeanette Oddie Mary Overcash Lewis Parker Sandra Parker James Peeler Vohn Peeler James Phelps Shirley Rabon Jerry Roseman Richard Sellars Vernon Sherrill Harold Sides Sylvia Sifford Donnie Smith Ronald Smith S O p H O pages M O R E S Prederick Trexier eon tirexier Gene Wagner Jeanie Wagoner Sarah Watts Patsy Webster Freddie Whirlow Claudette Williams Jane Wyrick J. Roseman, President L. McBride, Vice President K. Richardson, Secretary JeeHarnhamdt. Treasurer B. Abernathy J, Alexander Crbacinver S, Basinger J. Beaver ay Exell B. Bernhardt M. Bostian H,. Brown, Jr. J. Brown A, Canup S. Chapman Je Glawson P, Clawson C. Cooke H. Cooke B,. Cooper Ss, Correll B,. Corriher J. Deal D,. Deese D, Earnhardt M. Earnhardt D, Eidson J. Eller Wie ver Pale A, Fink F R E S H M E N D,. Foy Miva raley, D. Goodman S. Henderson J. Hess M. Hill M. Holshouser C. Honbarrier R. Hopkins D. Jackson J. Jones W. Jones S. Kesler Se Kink Ih. Jo, JeGhoyaers G. Kluttz M., Kluttz F, Lefler P. Linder Jie eam P. Livingood R. Livingood R. Lumsden B, Lyerly D. McNeely F R E 5 H M E N C. Miller Ga. Miller J. Miller K,. Miller L. Miller L. Miller B. Mills G. Morefield S. Nance G. Park C. Parks J. Peeler P, Peeler F., Pence F. Phillips B,. Rabon F., Ribelin F. Richardson W. Ridenhour N. Robinson J, Roseman M. Rymer P. Sealey W. Sebastian P. Shipwash J. Shope J. Sifford F R E S H M E N R, Sills epee tales K. Stokes pele xler S: Trexler J, Vaughan R. Watkins L, Whirlow H. Wilhelm K. Wilhelm J. Williams C. Wise . LLL SEN ERE RE OORT assessor ssi eet NSS OER eNom rien SELES ORE I Siesta oun BRN ae tt SOAS pO OR ational S Ga Ge 3 OO CS SSB Se (a) 2 Nl Eighth Grade Mrs, Mary Bost -- Mrs, Jean Poole -- Mrs. Katherine Eanes Left to right: J. Angell, J. Baggett, L. Barnhardt, N. Basinger, B. Baxley, G. Bernhardt, A, Boger, C. Brewer, M. Brewer, Lit 9 Biring bem R. Bringle al Cartner..G. Cauble,. Collins, S. Cranford, N. Dry, L. Eagle, K.Elium, C, Farrington, J. File, J. Foy, B. Goodman, G, Gudger, T. Helms, T, Helms, M. Hill, J. Holshouser, B. Honbarrier, J. Hutchins, G. Isenhour, J. Jones, C. Kesler, J. Kesler, li Keslerieb, King bh) Landreth) sientzy Le Livengood, M, Livengood, T. Lyerly Eighth Grade B. McBride, S.McIntyre, L.McKenzie, S.Miller, R. Morefield, T. Morgan, Y. Motley, E. Oddie, Ke OddiewV.Oviemcash ,WeOvercash, R.Peeler, Ry Peeler; J. Piatt.) 2 Pinion, AveRabon; J. Rabon, B. Reep, G. Riley, R. Ritchie, N. Robinson, W. Rogers, N. Sain, D. Sellars, C, Shinn, D. Shue, B. Shulenberger, J. Sides, H. Snider, J. Talbert, C. Trexler, F. Waggoner, P. Walton, R. Walton, M. Wilhelm, S. Williams, R. Wyrick, B. Young Seventh Grade Mr. Fink -- Mrs. Hudson -- Mr, Huneycutt Left to right: S. Allen} 1B anger, Geibarringers a. Deck J spell aM: Blackwelder, M. Boger, G. Bostian, A. Bradshaw, A. Brown, T. Brown, D. Bullins, S. Campbell, B. Carter, C. Carter, G. Cauble, L).Cauble,L.. Clawson, W, Cline; J;.Corriher, PobDellinger, GaDoby b . warmnarat, B. Earnhardt, K. Earnhardt, P. Earnhardt, K. Eidson, J. Elium,. R. Eller, E, Epps, L. File, N. Fink, S. Fox, C, Furr, D. Gaither, F. Goodman, G. Goodman, L. Goodman, L. Goodman, S.Goodman, P.Harris, L.Hartley, B. Hawkins, S.Holshouser, R.Hopkins, C. Howell, R. Hudson E, Isenhour, G. Kepley, H. Kline Seventh Grade J. Kluttz, C. Lingle, A. Lopp, P. Lowman, G. Lyerly, B. McCanless, J. McCombs, K. McCulloh, L.McNair, A.Miller, C. Miller, D.Moore, L. Morgan, P.Morgan, W. Motley, P. Oddie, L. Page, W. Parker, D. Parks, D. Parks, J. Peppers, K. Phelps, J. Piatt, F, Poole, J. Poole, B. Rabon, D.Riley, C.Rose, P.Roseman, P.Roseman, G.Safrit, H.Sain, B.Shepherd, L.Shook,J,Simpson, D. Smith, P. Smith, B. Starnes, B. Stedman, J, Stiller, A, Stoner, B. Thomason,L.Trexler, R. Trexler, W. Trexler, T. Troutman, J. Wilmotte, B. Wise, J. Wise, J. Yates Si banal! Sixth Grade Mrs, Safrit -- Mrs. Lentz Left to right: “RR, Angell, A. Bame, J. Basinger, 1. Beaver, bernhardt,.— .bLrewer nc, Drown, L. Brown, A, Brownlee, R. Brownlee, L. Cauble, G. Curlee, J, Davis, L. Davis, J. Donohue, DE Dover, HH. Druxy nce Dayo Harnhandt eG war nhand tO e amOl eb Crm hetn Crm mm rals hier. J; Fox, H. Furr, M. Furr, Ll. Gobpble,,G. Goodman Goodman geretiainiit on) atilellig ls Hinceman, E, Honeycutt, B. Hudson, Az Jones,.o. Jones, 4. Kaloski so. wepley, Dw iwesler,as Kesler, J, King, K. Landreth, G. Leazer, D. Lefler, B, Livengood, G, Livengood, P. Livengood, B. Lyerly, DoLyerly,G, bynch, Lb. Merrell, U. Miles; Hh aMiller J Miller NaMiller. DD aNew.On, J, Norman, O, Poole, P. Reel, M, Riley, B. Robinson, L. Rouse, V, Shaw, C. Shoaf, V. Simmons, D, Smith, L. Smith, P. Smith, D. Swink, J. Swink, C. Trexler, C. Trexler, L. Trexler, A. Underwood, M. Upright, L. Wagoner, W. Wagoner, J. Weaver, J. Williams, M, Williams b qa . | 4 A Fifth Grade Mrs, Angell -- Mrs. Hight -- Mrs. Parker Left to right: L. Barger, Jr., T. Barger, R. Beck, J. Bernhardt, P. Bernhardt .o., Dlume sb. Boger, C. Brown, G. Brown, R, Brown, D. Bryan, D. Byrd, B. Casey, R. Casper, D, Combs, L. Compton, S.Cross,D, Donahue, J. Drennan, C. Earnhardt, D, Earnhardt, J, Earnhardt, P, Earnhardt, T. Earnhardt, V. Eidson, W, Eller, D. Eluim, B, Fagan, R. File, W. Goodman, J, Goss, B. Hill, B. Hodgson, J, Holshouser, R. Holshouser, J. Honbarrier, T. Jacobs,S.Jolly, PMionesmil ones. oumwepley., C.. Kesler, Py Kirk, Jr..G. Kaluttzap resect lerea ly elsanzn, B,Lippard,R. Livengood, W. Livengood, M.Miller, A. Mills, L.Morefield,R,Oddie, D. Overcash, J. Parker, G. Peeler, G.Peeler, J. Peeler, S. Peeler, H. Poole, J. Poole, R. Sanford, J. Schenk, J. Shank, L. Shulenberger, J. Smith, M. Snider, G, Stokes, A, Sullivan, R. Swink, E, Swinson, B.Thomason, F, Thompson, M, Trexler, E, Wagner,N . Wagoner, J. Weaver,R. Williams, B.Young Fourth Grade G. Agner, Ji Angell) Po Barger, G. Bell iM. Bernhardt; Brookshire, hb Lown, T. Esparza, Mrs. Peeler -- Mrs. Hutchins Left to right: K. Brown; Ni Brawn,.8, Caubile, “ly Davis ela Dellinger, MaDoby, U starnharat. B, Farrington, Lb, Fesperman,,. J. Pink, Dy Gulledge, G Hamilton We. Hawkins so.tted poem. Herring, C..Hill| Ly sHiolshows er, o)-Hopkins, Re Jones, A. KesleraD. Keslet sleeiianos ar Ke koi chin), soe luttz ere, HeWluttz eRe luttz ep hoemueazer sDreluetlorn alam meslevemGnmlowlmlanl. M. McCall, G. Mayhew, B. Menius, D. Merrell, C. Miller, E. Miller, Jr., L. Miller, R. Miller, S. Miller, M..Oddie,B. Pence, )J. Pickeral, 1. Posey, Pe Ritchie, P.Robinson,s cain ee ishaw. Ja chook, Dsmiden Abas Lew aliritnmoenotl ler Brno wins Ons hom excl er me lunml ee x em mle VVichivis J. Williams, M. Williams, R, Yates Ni 4 oy Chird Grade Mrs. Kirchin -- Mrs. Overman -- Mrs. Brown -- Mrs. Stokes Left to right: D.Austin, B.Baity, S. Basinger, G. Beaver, W. Beaver, B.Bell, L. Bell, P. Blume, P.Boring, J.Bostian, J. Bringle, D. Brown, G, Buie, J.Carter, J.Campbell, D.Casey, D, Cauble, R. Cauble, R. Childress, D. Clawson, R. Corriher, R. Crossett, L. Curlee, S, Curlee, R. Davis, C. Drennan, P. Dry,,J. Eagle, A, Earnhardt, C.. Earnhardt, N. Earnhardt, B. Ervin, H, Fagan, Gubesperinang tiie 1) whisher, J .hisher, Nabisher 35.. Fortune, M. Fortune, N. Furr, D. Gheen, B. Graham, J. Graham, J. Hakos, V. Hamilton, L. Harrison, M. Hinson, E, Holshouser, M.Holshouser, J.Honeycutt, L. Hutchinson, D, Jones, B.Kepley, B.Kesler, C.Kesler, M,.Kesler, Rah irk, we wirksey, Chird Grade Left to right: 9S. Kluttz, B. Lambirth, J, Landreth Be lesley, Gy Lavengood.eM a Llomax,N. Lowman, B, Lyerly, B. McCombs, L.McCombs, G.McCoy, P. McNeely, D. Menius, P. Mesimer, De Miles he MeeMille rss. Maller ys Des Vinlil shales Morn sea lae Olivier Nematic s pi nmEZe Cl ei miami ee Lei C. Peoples, J. Piatt, M. Pickeral, S. Pinkston, P. Poole, J, Powell, B. Rabon, H., Rabon, Ji. Ray, M. Ray, A. Riley, G.iseaford, C. Shope, M. cldes,.B a omith, W. omith, «Dotter. Di wotoner mir, Stoner, M. Talbert, Jothomas, ©. Trawick, Jx.,, lL. Lorexler nw hroutman ww. UptonyW sy cllines, E, Wagner, G. Wagner, S. Walters, D. Warren, L, Wilhelm, P. Williams, S. Williams Second Grade Mrs. Williams -- Mrs. Johnson -- Mrs. Kerr -- Miss Melton Left to right: D.Allen, L,Austin, J. Beacham, F. Beaver, B.Benson, J.Bernhardt, S.Bernhardt, J. Brewer, T. Brewer, C. Bringle, B. Brown, L. Brown,N. Brown, J. Buckner, HE. Bryant, C. Gauble-eWa.Gaublew WaCline, WaCcobie,m. Cook, RR, Corriher, P..Crews, Sa Grookioe Davis, S. Dilleshaw, B. Dover, M. Doyle, B. Earnhardt, D, Earnhardt, H. Earnhardt, L. Earnhardt, S, Earnhardt, S. Earnhardt, M. Eller, C. Ennis, F. Esparza, S, Ferrell, R. Fesperman, J, File, C. Fischer, C. Frick, B. Fortune, C. Goodman, B. Gribble, F. Harris, T, Hatoway, M. Herring, T.Hinceman, P.Hodgson, D.Holshouser, J.Holshouser, P,Honbarrier, M.Hopkins, R.Isenhour, M. Jolly, T. Johnson, B.Kepley, P.Kepley, P.Kepley, T.Kesler, S,Kluttz, L, Kimball, J. Kincaid at... 2. Second Grade Re, Kenerly, Pa kKirky My kirks ey) Pam) bas theme Wrelica Ze ree Vie let lexi mla ete 2 mem tic wile. R. Lentz, A, Lesley, S.ibingle,) J. Livengood?) J.;bomax, ligivyertyeicnMcCallbyr a Meniuc. F.Merrell, G. Miller, L, Miller, M. Miller, D. Morgan, E. Morgan, S, Newton, L, Overcash, B. Parks, E. Parks, J: Powell, N. Reel, J. Sain, By Sams, Mo cealey, 3B. Shaw, lL, Shepherd, DD. Shope, J. Sides, J. Sifford, R. Sifford, DD; Simmons; FP. Simpson, lL. Smith, Jy ctarnes,;,). Stedman, R.Stedman, R.Stewart, C.Stout, R. Suther J. Swink, P. Sykes, E, Upright, B, Wagner, N. Wagner, B. Wagoner, L, Wagoner, P. Walter, F. Way, G. Willmotte, A. Wood, J. Woodrow, LT. Wyrick, Po Yarbrough;-S. 0e, Me Yost irst Grade Mrs. Rhyne -- Mrs, Kluttz -- Mrs. Holshouser Fett to right: “L. Adams, G. Arey, T), Bailey, S, Barger, S, Barger, B, Barnhardt, B. Bernhardt, Byeost, D. Brinkley, L % Brookshire, M. Brown, R. Brown, B. Canupp, H. Casey, C; Cauble, Ly Cauble, L, Clawson,G. Crossett, R. Davis, S, Doby, D. Dyson, J. Earnhardt, P. Earnhardt, D. Edwards, S.Edwards, F. Eller, A, Ennis, B. Ervin, C, Eudy, L. Evans, D. Fisher, K, Fisher, P, Frick, G. Frye, J.Gobble, J.Goodman, B. Goss, G. Graham, S. Hannah, C. Heilig, B. Hogsed, Prettolshouséer, ©. Hy singer, B. Jordon, C, Kirchin, D. Kluttz,'P. Kluttz, Jr., B. Lambirth, Ce Lawrence, J, Lesley, S. Livengood, S, Ludwick, M. McBride, L. Menius, K. Mesimer, A. Morse, S. Motley, R. Myers, 1, Oddie, J. Oddie, J. Phillips, H, Ponds, B. Poplen, B. Powell, S, Raper, Disay, Oo. neep, D, Righter 55. Ritchie, J. Russell, F. Sain, C. Sanford, Ll. Shoe, R. Shope, Ey Sifford, P.Simmons, D.Smith, J.Sprinkle, D.Stiller, L.Stokes, V.Stoner, V.Stokes, C. Trexler, Noawrexier, 1. lrexier, os. Wagner, B, Way',D. Weaver, S. Webster LAGS OOS sae IRE ¥%: z Susie Fisher, Editor Gail McCombs, Assistant Editor Bob Williams, Business Manager Jim Yates, Assistant Business Manager Mrs. Crowell, Advisor Mrs. McCombs, Advisor mmPHaAnW N O—-TON Barbara Brewer. Copy Editor Rachel Jordon, Gary Safrit, Art Editor Sports Editor Fran Barger, Typist Rachel Shinn, Frank Sifford, Jim Yates, Typist Circulation Manager Sports Editor Daisy Drury, Typist Mary Lois Kepley, Ann Sides, Wilma Cauble, Typist Assistant Circulation Manager Reporter LaVerne Dennis, Typist Co-Drum Majorettes Kermene Colson Myrna Peeler Majorettes Vickie Lingle Sandra Henderson Shelby Burwell Mommy ,Byrd ...%.-. IDkeiay IMGUUIGTS os GG a 6 Claudette Williams. Nancy Beaver... . Halena Parks... . OFFICERS . Street Parade Mr. Louis Bean, Director hens a ee resicent . . . Vice President Secretary Treasurer ee ere historian ae liprarian a he UZ pw ps) Me) w (0) G S u o ea onl di jel) H “4 President v6 fs eh gk ci Cc) Vo Zin S Daisy Ann Drury Secretary Sowers Advisor Mrs. Cs Gatlan (@) ee — tle Mr. Gibbons Advisor Barbara Brewer President Nelson Page Vice President Rachel Jordan Business Manager Gail McCombs Secretary Fran Barger Treasurer Jimmy Yates Reporter ee we oe Me eh x me sh us poe =o pi ae a. . Jones Advisor Mr Glenn Eagle Treasurer Semana sy ifford ie ae Cees ae ase CaP Secretary Sclence Club Frank S President Ken Nance Vice dent Wayne Trexler Paces Ht t fee 8) | Ht Ces ae errs ROR a IRS I EF e@ s oe Mary Lois Kepley Mrs. Cauble Ann Sides Amie Carpenter Fran Barger Treasurer Advisor President Vice President Secretary ramatic Club rynnconetocsatsaatssinia scans ssc Librarians SIC Mu Students Cheerleaders 4 Ei 2 ‘d Hie teins gigi mel ee es et i HT AN Dance Club Football Don Leazer, T Nelson Durham, HB _ Wayne Jrexier, © Winsten Mahaffey, QB Co-Capt. Randa Stirewalt, C Co-Capt. Sms | i j V1 Max Brown, G Nelson Page, G W.A, Cline, E John Seaford, HB Mr. Stowe, Assistant Coach Front: Roy, Lumsden, Kneeling: Terry Bogle. Standing: Ronnie McCulloh, Roy Alexander, Lewis Parker, Jimmy Hill, Bobby Mills, Leon Trexler, Orrin Mahaffey, Joe Vaughn Kaseoall Virgil Bernhardt Capt. (C) Terry Bogle (P) q wit oe. CS : W. A. Cline (OF) Bob Fink, Coach Standing front: Ronnie McCulloh, Kneeling, L-R, Harold Lingle, Tommy Jones, Terry Bogle, Eddie Brown, Standing, L-R, Jimmy Hill, Jasan Park, Winsten Mahaffey, W. A. Cline, Joe Chapman, Virgil Bernhardt, Don Curlee, Tommy Myers, Frank Sifford, Jim Yates Gitls’ Basketball Ist Row, L. to R.: Claudette Williams, Carol Shenk, Melba Basinger, Linda Basinger. 2nd Row: Barbara Bernhardt, Margalene Cartner, Sandra File, Ann Sides, Nancy Beaver, Coach Barringer. 3rd Row: Sandra Combs, Ellen Wilson, Joyce Roseman, Frances Barg- er, Gail McCombs. Boys’ Basketball Kneeling: Fred Trexler, Manager; Standing L. to R., lst Row: Coach Fink, Tommy Jones, John Seaford, Frank Sifford, Rodney Fulk, Terry Bogle. 2nd Row: Lewis Parker, Virgil Bernhard t, Winsten Mahaffey, Jerry Eller, Vohn Peeler. 3rdRow: Michael Shive, Tommy Myers, Jim Bruce, Larry McBride, W. A. Cline. 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