Happy Valley High School - Aquila Yearbook (Patterson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

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Clubs ...... Beauties .... . . Sports ..,. . . Service ..,,...... Advertisements .... ,v Xi ' 1 -,M N 'xg Nl. M aw a . A ' KEITH SUDDRETH Editor J. B. EDWARDS Sponsor 4 . ,,,.Q...-1-1...-..mw,,g..,-f-mf. We tfa UZIQJ . 6 Manx u- ,, ... 'mn- a V 'rgvmw 51- .f dr . wM'Qf.g 1 . -4 V ',4 'M ' wwe. an A ,.', A L4 . ' , N-1:1 W V 1 W . , ,, N X' 1 1133 if 1 7 ,Tw .','vf, MA Y Q. ,Y ,- , ' -NW, If ' , . 'Q 'ffizfy ' 1 U , M ,.V,,,,, V- ,A V, ,W J-' W, v 4. .,- -W' 'A JK,-'47 fx - -fgwlff-+-5 'Ms ,, . - --U '- 1-.mf H Nr' -A 1,-M9wz,,4,f,, 435' W-FQEEQY M-ffQ'2fA 'Q, Ml , 'FMA' fefi'-v'1.4i'lvJf'3'iy,7 ,ga . , ,Fwy ga' fy , 'z 1,11 , H :gf J- K ,. 5g:?n.-'7.., :',Pxu5g5,.LMLH 'A 1 , y Q'-0 'iibifg F Af , ,,,,4H, A , J, pr , 9 ways .U 7 ,Ua ci! a fion Wavering minds, indecision, hesitating over which step to take next. The future before us vaguely unfolding its carpet of lifeg we must travel and reach the goal for which we are striving. We seem to be traveling the uncertain paths with a candleg only the next step is visible. 8 0 o CCI 5 I 0 ll Doctors, nurses, businessmen, or secretaries, we have made a de finite decision in choosing a specific vocation. No longer do we ponder these quandary thoughts inside, but look to the future with anticipation. 9 51.. fm. ,nf At last the end of the road is in sight, the long dream of fulfil- ment is to become a reality. The four years of study, work, and anxiety are drawing to a close as we hear the familiar strands of Largo and see the silhouetted figures of our classmates in front of us begin to move forward. 10 Ieclica fion As we approach the end of these guided years of work, we face the unknown way before us and sense the call of dedication to those things that are noble. iust, and true. With the dedication of ourselves to the principles which one has worked so faith- fully to instill in us, we now dedicate this to ,....,.l.l.s...... ll My I 5' f . ff , V, ' www f 1 dm ,, may W X C 4. , , , f . V, 2 ff-., L b E Y 3 9 ,inf ' Wm ,wdy 'f1wf+lr- W . f'? T ,. Q V 4 ,?,W,.V.,,,,g,. , ,4 1 1 1 f , 3 1 4 4 If Q X pun-uu- the one who has given many years of hard work and unlimited service to the sup- port of Athletics. We must pay her the tribute which she so richly deserves. Her high ideals, character, and captivating spirit are implanted in the lives of the ones she has worked with. To one who is loved and respected by the whole stu- dent body and is a coach that any girl would play her heart out for. At the end of a season the results of her hard work and patience are always suc- cessful. Her smile is enough to brighten up any classroom. For her influence as a grammar grade teacher, Coach, Friend and Companion. We the class of 56 proudly dedicate this volumn of the Aquila to one whose name is synonymous with Happy Valley ..........,ts..,s.srsryrt,.rt.sssr MRS. A. G. SWIFT. .195 aimed t A rg 4 x Mlhugf' , 13 1 X ff a 5 ' ' V?'?f 'f35f 1,-1 jxfwbwh V , N. J ws, J Wy if ,Q W 41 ,, 5253? 2,351 I , fa! X 15:1 - ,ff U A f,,w,mg Sl W l W 5 J M557 Af 6315? W wr. Q? fr .W Lk J 1. J f X I J f at 4,,,...f f a 1 , 1 .y W w 9 YW' f-arf' : . ,f W at , y f- 44 V.: A' ' W X W Executive distinction on ,W W uw 2573511 and Naturally we thinle of have us and for us As we look bachyiover the years faithful f ff gtk , 4 -- , 571.4---y, Z7iigf,5,:+'f2fr'fm4 24 4 we can look or guidanc 5 ation, who through the years helpful advice on many occasions much of our attainment to c 14 W ' 'X' Q ,QQ MISS HELEN POWELL Secretary Superinfen alenf C. M. ABERNETHY Superintendent of Caldwell County Schools G ll J MRS. RAY WALKER 3 Secretary fa 16 rin cipa I and Secrefa rg ww--,-.v--a.,.,..... . . 3 1 4 V34 fl ,ff 4 all 'Q 2 f' 2, wx wig! Zigfanwrjqsga X S ,4..,,4fwy 1 in' ....,w.....,.-..,,,.,.-.Q,,,.,..,.m.w.W,.,.,.,,. ,, ..,,,, . ,,,, ,W I CHARLES A. PARLIER Principal of Happy Valley School MRS. RAYMOND CRAIG Secretary MISS MARY MAST J. B. EDWARDS MRS. SUE MCMILLAN MRS. NITA WAGONER EUGENE KOONE TIME MAST EDWARDS MCMILLAN WAGONER KOONE 8:30-8:40 12th Grade lltb Grade lltb Grade Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom 8:40-9:35 H. EC. IIa Shorthand II Library Eng. IVa Alg. Ib 9:35-10:30 H. Ec. Ia Shorthand I Eng. Ilb Library Study Hall 10:30-11:25 Conference Typing Ia Glee Club Eng. Ib Geometry 11:25-12:25 Study Hall Typing II Eng. IIa Library Alg. II 12 : 25-1 :00 LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH 1:00-2:05 H. EC. Ib Bookkeeping Eng. IIIa Eng. IVb Alg. Ia 2:05-3:10 H. Ec. Ilb Typing Ib Eng. Illb Library Gen. Science is sm ,f 3 t ,WM if , V V 1 1 IARSHALL BAROLWE IRA GREENE MRS. ELEANOR CURTIS R. B. WHITELY f. f BARLOWE GREENE CURTIS WHITELY BURLESON 10th Grade 9th Grade 9119 Grade 9th Grade 9tl2 Grade Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Homeroom Biology Citizenship Spanish I Agr. IV Math Physics U. S. Gov't. Eng. Ic Agri. III Ph. Ed. Biology Study Hall Library Agri. II Ph. Ed. Gen. Science U. S. Hist. Citizenship Conference Ph. Ed. LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH LUNCH Biology W. History Library Agri. Ia Grammar Gr. Coaching Study Hall W. History Eng. Ia Agri. Ib High Sch. Coaching 19 VERN IE BURLESOIN Q X , , - ,H my-. .fp v- ,M .. ,p-,..h.ffQ,.-gw--wwg,gQv-,emit f '111:.f'f9f1KN -'A A pq! 4QfvQ?sIQe.s3isseg,,sigj1f'4j,,gi,, 3Yg,f:.ffi:.5E.af.:.4..m-f,:,se.f4,. A r ,fry f -ga . W ' ' 14, ,. lr 4213, a is 5' 'N sfivfm H7940 VS. 7 - ' . 1: im ao, ,Fi ,. 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All are of different colorsi of a shirt as being an everyday wearing apparel just as going Playsitlsg Typing or Geometry is a daily routine which we do so' un 1 V 'if consciously. .... . . .... . . . . . . .xr . - 'sg 20 Q QR D Sgorflan Knew!! aa aff I W I V, F form aw. . 4 -f H ' I 1 I ,' I , f ,.,v, A, www 58903-XD' N' xvfxbn -M-N '1f-0 fs Y ,ffiffl-wi Miffiff-ff1y'fWf , M Time Em CIW' V A 3 82391-X I !! X 4 f !, Plate of Q, 1 wnm4zasgmc5ww1x-,531 lgg 'S 7. ui V 8, Name of mga: br W ff ' . f f 5 9 of A , QW 10 a 4 li 'Q,W' ' fn mefaiwe 9 7 W , ' ' li ' X , Q W2 wwf , M M-f' f ' Jistfigriix swag V , Q Luau ua.,-sf'- .W ,,,e,.f.'.'-' E 44ffff'f-9.411 22 ? aff 4 ,,,,-,ff f6 1f' aqlsrnmaou BLANK ' E' , 1 2 Date 1955. ffm: un and maui? ' f I 4 Phone NQ....,............,l........ 6 Certified date of birth cimfgdg?.-.-.-lilly., J-955 mi . h , b fiffe' N-f C+ gxiafdienv 5 -A 13 Grade IdSidff6hd8d Q y J ICJ ,,yQu'sfve?....Se.co.ud , , W ' dey School Service Co E54 E E 'Cf' Q 5 . Wim- MV- , . . ,, . V!! jyfmq' eontetfvoo AM ,C 5 . 001 CPO 001 Y-l if jirdf ,Jer-io 25 ECON J erio ff glial I-92,-zo 27 our-fA per-io UNC ,,.f A-way,-4-f Sim 19.2,-ff, .1 A 5 fs, 7 ,Mn- X , f v'f1 .SEMA perio Sport Coats symbolize dignity and pride, all of which a Senior really is. It is time to put away the old, sloppy buckskin jacket and slip into a cloak of distinction that will take us through the uncertain paths of life. Four years ago we wondered if we would ever be seniors. Now we are at the end of this four-year road and we look back with mingled thoughts- some satisfied, some wishing they had done better- But we have reached the goal. The future is before us and we must face it. The idea of work doesn't bother us: we had that in school. Wfe're not afraid of the weatherg we have on, our coats. When we become discouraged, we shall look back at our defeats and triumphs- they should encourage us. Wfe came through all rightf why worry now! Careers door is standing wide open- waiting. 32 T- 'Ms GLADYS BOLICK JIMMY PARSONS MAVIS KNIGHT ' f M 'Mum :iw , as - A 5 . NX -X .. ,E N en ford - 54 , ,wwf s , 54.5, ,V ., f , Q' mul sf' Wlflprf DOLORES BRADSHAW JOHNNY TURNER REBA WYKE 'Q'-wwf en ior.6 35 en for-.4 au. C DAVID FORD EDITH BEACH N DAVID MILLS cn iora LUCY GOINS JAMES DINGLER NANCY RASH .Wm I you .AWA ,fury JOAN GREENE BILLY BAKER NADEAN STORIE 'W' 'V-: ..:,Z1, ,A,. f E .. f , 4EE 5 en lord 38 ff' if 'Hn VERNON GREENE EVELYN S. TURNMIRE PAUL KNIGHT , iam en iora 39 S' Y' ai .Y en ior5 -2,1 ff, . W L., . BAXTER HARMON 'tr' g 4 vs.,-..f '. ' 'innufgf A 3 4222, pyyfyj W ,ff EMMA JEAN EAW DOUGLAS DOBBINS 5 . I S EVELYN OSBORNE ,Q-nl? MW ,vp 5 - ,ff I , My if' fflwyfil ffl A VZ! f I K4 ff, f f W. 0 ,X - 4' M' en ion TOMMY COF F EY CAROLYN HAMBY . : Q q'ffk92Z1 f -, Qwfrg W YQ? X Y M y N p fy W.. ,f , X f X , an-'Q fir A Z xg-5 f tv ' A , Wig' 'P i 455 22:5 , 4, 4 W .. X ., f . . uv f Ai Xj Eg, ,Q.,f.f,g K '2 l ' , , , f f ' 1- 1 v A ' ' 1. L Mgbmkx ff 9 W ,A 'Q-' A u,w, , , . f X -wi 'Wx SHIRLEY RITCH JOHN GREENE MARGIE S. TRIPLETT 1 ' en ior.4 42 'W' nv- VIRGINIA WALKER SHERRILL GENTRY LOUISE BORDERS en iora 43 en ion! JEAN WATTS KEITH SUDDRETH MARLENE WINKLER WN-I I A Q 'iw Q en fora , , gig RUTH MORETZ DOLORES LAWS dba, ' 4uuf'N f WAYNE COFFEY JOE MCNEIL F A4 '1 X QQIQL . , M V gif 111.-, l , m N ia, ,Ji , ,V g A f . X 1-Q-1,a-.2122-'Q-3. 22 en ior.4 46 eniord icer5 DAVID MILLS ........... MARLENE WINKLER JOAN GREENE ....E... DOUGLAS DOBBINS KEITH SUDDRETH .... 47 . . . . President Vice-President . . . . Secretary . . . Treasurer . . , , Reporter en i or BILLY BAKER F.F.A. 15 Art Editor Newspaper Staff 45 Allied Youth 1,25 Commercial Club 3,4. EDITH BEACH Home Ec. 1,25 Allied Youth 1,25 Glee Club 45 Commercial Club 5,45 4-H Club 1,2,5,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Cheerleader l5 Dramatics 5,4. GLADYS BOLICK Lenoir 1,25 Glee Club 1,25 Allied Youth 1,25 F.H.A. 1,25 F.H.A. President 25 Delegate to F.H.A. Rally 1,25 Happy Valley 3,45 Cheerleader 35 Com- mercial Club 5,45 Monogram 5,45 Monogram Reporter 45 S.S.S. 45 Annual Staff 45 Representative to Columbia Scholastic rress Association 4. LOUISE BORDERS Basketball 2,3,45 4-H Club 1,5,45 Allied Youth 1,25 Class President 15 Home Ec. 1,25 Monogram Club 3,4. DOLORES BRADSHAW Home Ec. l,2,55 F.H.A. 45 4-H Club 152. TOMMY COFFEY Key Club 45 Commercial Club 45 4-H 1,2,5,45 F.F.A. 1,2,5,45 Newspaper Staff 45 Baseball 45 Bus Patrolman 5,45 Allied Youth 1,25 Dramatics 5,4. WAYNE COFFEY JAMES DINGLER Albany, Ga. 15 Wluner Robbins, Ga. 25 Football 25 Athens, Ga. 55 Hudson 35 Key Club 55 Baseball 45 Basketball 4. DOUGLAS DOBBINS Class Treasurer 45 Class Vice-President 35 Class Reporter 15 Basketball 1, 2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 5,45 Co-Captain, Basketball 45 F.F.A. 1, 2,3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 F.F.A. Reporter 55 Monogram Club President 45 F.T.A. 5,45 F.T.A. Secretary-Treasurer 45 Beta Club Treasurer 45 Allied Youth 1,25 Bus Driver 45 Key Club 5,45 Key Club Reporter 45 Commercial Club 5,45 Sports Editor Annual Staff 45 Dramatics 55 Boy's State 55 4-H 1. PAUL KNIGHT F.E.A. 1,2,5,45 4-H 15 Bus Patrolman 4. DELORES LAWS Home Ec. Club 1,2,55 F.H.A. Club 45 Treasurer, E.H.A. 4. DAVID MILLS F.F.A. 1,2,5,45 Sentinel 15 Secretary 2,5,45 4-H Club 1,2,5,45 S.S.S. 3,45 S.S.S. Secretary 5,45 Key Club 2,5,45 Key Club Secretary 45 F.T.A. 5,45 Commercial Club 5,45 Class Secretary 33 Class President 45 Allied Youth 3,25 Sales Manager, Annual Staff 45 Circulation Manager, Newspaper taff 45 Baseball Manager 25 Dramatics 5,4. JOE MCNEIL 4-H 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 4. RUTH MORETZ Home Ec. Club l,2,55 Beta Club 3,45 Allied Youth 1,25 4-H 1,45 F.H.A. 45 Promotion Manager, Annual Staff 45 Proof-reader, Newspaper Staff 45 Commercial Club 45 Marshal 55 F.H.A. Historian 45 Dramatics 45 Delegate to F.H.A. Rally 3,4. EVELYN OSBORNE Home Ec. 1,25 Allied Youth 1,25 4-H Club 2,3,45 4-H Vice-President 45 Cheerleader 55 May Day 1,25 Commercial Club 3,45 Monogram Club 3,4. JIMMY PARSONS Allied Youth 1,25 F.F.A. l,2,5,45 Key Club 5,45 Beta Club 3,45 Beta Club Vice-President 45 S.S.S. 45 S.S.S. Vice-President 45 4-H Club 2,55 Photogra- pher Editor Annual 4. NANCY RASH Home Ec. 1,2,,35 F.H.A. 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Dramatics 5, 45 Bus Driver 45 Allied Youth 15 Class Reporter 35 Class Treasurer 15 Beta Club Treasurer 45 Parliamentarian of F.H.A. 4. SHIRLEY RITCH Home Ec. 1,2,35 F.H.A. 3,45 4-H 1,Z,35 Allied Youth 15 Copy Editor, Annual Staff 45 Dramatics 3,4. EMMA JEAN EAW Allied Youth 25 Home Ec. Club 1,25 Beta Club 5,45 Commercial Club 45 Sports Editor, Annual Staff 45 Circulation Manager, Newspaper Staff 45 4-H 1,25 Basketball 2,5,45 Monogram Club 45 Dramatics 5,4. irecfory DAVID FORD F.F.A. l,2,5,45 F.F.A. Treasurer 2,5,45 Monogram Club 2,5,45 Monogram Treasurer 45 F.T.A. Historian 45 S.S.S. 5,45 Key Club Vice-President 55 Key Club President 45 Key Club 2,5,45 S.S.S. Parliamentarian 45 Commer- cial Club 45 Bus Driver 5,45 Class Vice-President 1,25 Parliamentary Pro- cedure Team 1,25 Newspaper Staff 45 Business Manager, Annual Staff 45 Dramatics 5,45 Class Reporter 35 Allied Youth 1,25 Baseball Manager 3. SHERRILI. GENTRY F.F.A. l,2,45 Commercial Club 5,4. LUCY GOINS Allied Youth 15 Home Ec. 1,2,3. JOAN GREENE Lenoir 1,25 F.H.A. 45 F.T.A. President 45 Commercial Club 5,45 Commercial Club Secretary 45 Class Secretary 45 Proof-reader, Annual Staff 4. JOHN GREENE F.F.A. 15 Commercial Club 45 Key Club 3,45 F.T.A. 55 Interclub Commit- teeman Key Club 45 Dramatics 4. VERNON GREENE CAROLYN HAMBY Allied Youth 25 Home Ec. Club 1,25 Beta Club Secretary 45 Commercial Club 3,45 Annual Staff Business Manager 45 Managing Editor, Newspaper 45 Class Treasurer 5. BAXTER HARMON F.F.A. l,2,5,45 4-H 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 45 Key Club 45 Commercial Club 45 Basketball 5. MAVIS KNIGHT Basketball 2,3,45 Captain 45 Allied Youth 1,25 Home Ec. 1,25 Monogram Club 5,45 Monogram Club Secretary 45 Commercial Club 5,45 Glee Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Representative to Columbia Scholastic Press Association 45 Miss Happy Valley 25 May Queen Attendant 3. NADEAN STORIE Home Ec. Club 1,25 Commercial Club 5,45 F.H.A. 4. KEITH SUDDRETH Class President 25 Class Reporter 45 F.F.A. l,2,5,45 F.F.A. President 3,45 F.F.A. Reporter Z5 Allied Youth 1,25 Allied Youth President 25 4-H 1,25 S.S.S. 2,5,45 Monogram Club 2,45 Key Club 2,5,45 Key Club Reporter 55 Key Club Vice-President 45 Commercial Club 5,45 Circulation Manager, Newspaper Staff 55 Basketball 2,35 Baseball 1,2,5,45 Cheerleader 15 Dra- matics 3,45 Bus Driver 45 Assistant Editor, Annual Staff 35 Editor-in-Chief, Annuail 45 Humor Editor, Newspaper Staff 45 Delegate to Editors Round- table . MARGIE TRIPLETT Home Ec. Club l,2,35 F.H.A. 45 Allied Youth 1. EVELYN TURNMIRE JOHNNY TURNER 4-H 1,2,5,45 F.H.A. l,2,5,45 Allied Youth 1,25 Commercial Club 45 Mono- gram Club 45 Proof-reader, Annual Staff5 Basketball 55 Baseball 4. VIRGINIA WALKER Home Ec. Club 1,25 Monogram Club 5,45 Glee Club 45 Basketball 2,5,45 Dramatics 3,45 Allied Youth 25 4-H Club 45 4-H Club Secretary 4. JEAN Wxrrs Allied Youth 1,25 Allied Youth Reporter 25 Marshal 1,2,55 Chief Marshal 55 Home Ec. Club 1,25 Home Ec. Vice-President 25 S.S.S. 1,25 Class Treas- urer 25 Class President 55 Commercial Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Beta President 45 Assistant Editor, Newspaper 55 Editor, Newspaper 45 Make-up Editor, Annual 45 Dramatics 45 Glee Club 45 May Court 25 Delegate, Edi- tors Roundtable 4. MARLENE WINKLER Basketball 1,2,5,45 Allied Youth 1,25 S.S.S. 1,25 Home Ec. 1,25 Home Ec. Treasurer 15 Commercial Club 5,45 Commercial Club Reporter 35 Com- mercial Club President 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Monogram Club Vice- I-'fresident 45 Class Vice-President 45 Sports Editor, Newspaper 45 Feature Editor, Annual 45 Delegate, Editors Roundtable 45 May Queen Attendant 35 Glee Club 45 Home Room President 55 Dramatics 5,4. ANNREBAWYKE Home Ec. Club 1,2,35 Home Ec. Club President 55 Class Reporter 35 Treas- urer, Annual Staff 45 F.H.A. Club 4. film... f i if x f MJ: ,, DOUGLAS DOBBINS, representative to the 1955 Annual Tar Heel Boy's State. Douglas was chosen by the faculty for his outstanding abilities. 49 Nb' muy? SHERRILL GENTRY SHIRLEY RITCH GLADYS BOLICK Most Handsome Boy prettiest Gifl Mvff Populm' Girl KEITH SUDDRETH JEAN WATTS DAVID FORD Most Popular Boy Most Likely To Succeed Most Likely To Succeed 50 en for BILLY BAKER Best Dressed Boy EMMA JEAN FAW Most Athletic Girl CAROLYN HAMBY Best Dressed Girl DOUGLAS DOBBINS Most Athletic Boy MAVIS KNIGHT Most Versatile JEAN WATTS Most Intellectual u,aer!afiue.4 if A S, ,, ,, X f ,, , 771, . , , zi ifyfyggr f If ,7!,y,17ff 7 ,vs A, V .'f'1.j- :,,f 1 av, S , ' 5, fvv- A ,A ,,,,,, 1 5 , , T , , '4 ' w? ,,' A A ' , -f f ' new Q , t A ww! yr. of A ,M rlv Aw- ,.-and -A -, V'V- - -. f 1 1 ' mos! Qufafan ing ---- Character, ability and dignity are the qualifications of these Seniors. They were thoughtfully selected hy the high school faculty as the most outstanding. These seniors have spent many hours in helping to make Happy Valley a better school and community in which to lice. lx 4-Mft?-: Y uf ' 'S ef? 'e Qc mini! , ,. Sf. . . ., 4. ,V ,W 'CA il 1 I Z 1 f ,in X 41 119 'f cj ,f A e fe , JEAN WATTS 52 JIMMY PARSONS MARLENE WINKLER JOAN GREENE DOUGLAS DOBBINS 1' fig. sg. A, , gifjggmi, 9 or 'Q ,Q gs fl 4,5 i' 5 style of pants ear, espe fzin tal IZVZ ith the are an are the different ash o They are ready: t e One VAA- r elee ..,E,, 1 head i g them fl hey travel stef no too yo ':':1 ,VVV H , the :. hav ture in eyes. fig Sophomolies, a little wiser now, hehind them e vq,, Seniors gathering dress, conduct, and formality. . . . . Freshmenj with limited eaijkerience Qttle shy, find themselves up with the Sophomores 'f a nd Juniors it comesigto the smart styles of clothing. The fash- ion world is a hit new to theyggzre traveling the road of experience. V J' 342' Af' 54 JUNIOR Hugh Adams Jack Adams Patsy Andrews Raymond Austin Junior Bentley Jo Ann Bolick Melvadene Boston Reba Bowman Douglas Bryant Benny Buckner Tommy Cavin Dwight Church Georgia Church NOT PICTURED George Church Left to Right: Gail Winkler Reporter Melvadene Boston Treasurer Eugene Koone Sponsor J. B. Coffey Louise Crisp Marilyn Crump David Dingler Burl Edminsten Peggy Greene Raymond Greer Helen Hagaman Wanda Hamby Landis Harrison Linda Hartley Betty Hawkins Johnny Hawkins Nina Hawkins Christine Hollars Abbie jean Griffen Patsy Lewis Frieda Miller Katherine Miller Betty Sue Moretz Hilda Pennell Edna Sue Pipes Georgia Robbins Horald Robbins Jimmy Triplett LaVenta Tuttle Eva Welborn 1. D. Whisnant Gail Winkler NOT PICTURED Walter Sumpter J. D. Whisnant Secretary Mrs. Nita Wagoner Sponsor LaVenta Tuttle Vice-President Tommy Cavin President .iv v SY is 5--.. . T. Q.. S , w N 1 ., r ' f oi ' ., -5--.. 'Q'-M. WM- 'UN-s. 'ibm Km, N Iwa- vm. J X3 M MA 7 xx' SOPHOMORE CLASS Alice Blackstock Pauline Polick Reba Bryant Regonald Bryant Benny Carlton Jeanette Campbell Duane Clarke Jerry Clarke Dorothy Decker Geneva Dillard Virgie Dillard Nancy Dula Barbara I-'aw Keith Ford Marie Goins Olesteen Gragg Frankie Greene Herbert Greene Judy Greene NOT PICTURIID Wayne Borders Dennis Bryant C. H. Coffey Dennie Enloe Left to Right: Virgie Dillard Secretary Tim Ratliffe Vice-President Ira Greene Sponsor Marshall Barlowe Sponsor Gary Suddreth President Janette Campbell Treasurer Nancy Dula Reporter Claude Griffen Jerry Hagaman Joe Hagaman Patricia Hardin Marzetta Hayes Elmer Hollars Lou Ellen Hollars Dorothy Kirby Toby Lee Larry Laws Lucille Livingston Trena McNeil Roy Miller Sammy Miller Dale Moore Vera Moretz Ray Poarch Tim Ratliffe Don Robbins Gurney Robbins LeRoy Robbins Kay Spicer Jean Stoker Marie Storie Gary Suddreth Douglas Summerlin Carroll Sutton Betty Teague Betty Triplett Dorothy T riplett Peggy Turner Opal Vines Billy Ray Walker Janice Walker Denver Watson Lana Watson Ross Winkler Sanford Woods NOT PICTURED Clifford Hayes Bill Woods Shirley Woods N-Q - AQ.. ft..-. A, R51 'ez-lm g l v M K I , '58 '9 f 4 f Q :M 157. w , .. v.: . , QI' + X W' if ' L , 9 - . Q 'LX' if i n ,QMS 5 QQ KN 1 32' 4 ' ,A 9, 2 9... in W N 6 ,QM 'l S - ill -s 22' s Q, ' I 'Q' 4 I X f, i 'f'7'd,s1 , 9 74 mm wiiu 1 mmm mm iw A. if P s we .gn I An, 2 f MK ,,, N fl 4' X ' ' f J , Ev ff 1 f of - . ssss i a 9 TE:- J S f z , as y , fi l in A 's , N E A af in -3? FRESHMAN CLASS Nannie Adams Vivian Allen Gail Andrews Harold Austin Una Dell Baker David Baldwin Kathleen Bishop Alice Bolick Dottie Bolick Betty Sue Bowman Ray Bradshaw Sarah Bray Douglas Bryant Raymond Bryant Wayne Bryant Madeline Buckner Jimmy Bumgarner William Burleson Howard Church Hilda Clarke Wanda Coffey Lucille Coffey Jerry Cooke NOT PICTURED Mack Bingham Lee Bolick Ted Church Ellen Cornett Claude Cox Left to Right: Wanda Coffey Reporter Patricia Walker Treasurer Vernie Burleson Sponsor Nancy Sharpe Presid-ent Gail Andrews Vice-President Mrs. Eleanor Curtis Sponsor R. B. Whitley Sponsor Carol Hartley Secretary Ruby Cox Brenda Crotts Jessie Faye Davis Betty Dillard Anderson Dula Elizabeth Dula Bobby Edmensten J. B. Green Otis Greene Carolyn Oakes ' Peggy Pearson Josephine Price Ray Robbins Sybil Roberts Neil Roland CalvinmSharpe Nancy Sharpe Pauline Whittington Fannie Holloway Phyliss Howell Bobby James Elizabeth Johnson Patricia Laws Rachel Laws Buddy Lee Gene Woods Wesley James Woods Edward Watson Roy Watson Wilma Watson Nancy Welborn Barry Whisnant Hazel Whisnant Juanita Whitt Viola McLeod Betty Melton Billy Greene Barbara Griffen Charlene Gurley Maurice Hamby Carole Hartley Fannie Hollars Kength Hollars Marieta Melton Odel Miller Roy Smith Joann Storie Bruce Suddreth John Tuttle Jerry Walker Patricia Walker Stanley Miller Douglas Moore Howard Morrow' NOT PICTURED Don Enlow Paul Dingler Charles Griffen Imogene Jones Mary McLean Tex Whisnant x .3 .1 . Q ry Q9 6 7-' 'Z 7 Q35 M .,.. 'K-1 ' em... sus., . ,f-S ' A B N.. 'KK 'x If V.V. X 'FK' ff ' !??'N- .Av , x M 'N if - vm, f- ' , MX .4 ' A 'hw f ffx 1' k 4' ff lf ? ' xx SP 1 ,,,- : :. ,L gk , 1 ',,f'j .W 4? 4 . la , , f , .Q-mx Wir 5 ' - ifiw' fr-x Z5 Zi. .L xi. , an ..,..,.--.. va Sus penders QW vw f raffiffk' e path of Y. ,Q fir-x M- A, 6, have dmner soczety zs the place of the of society 4. , R fb f 9 ' 2' X X fe I Nw A X gomg out bzgber : lm we step p we tbmk of EMMA JEAN BRYANT may Queen 1955 64 I I w , ,.., 1 Di' 7 53 5 f X mg If. fs'21,fj3, .:-:.: ,T 5'fk ' ff QP- r s gi f T lv! f M ., Aw-rf if If- gf a ' , ' X 94, 4 4 ,Q T 42, ' g J. D. WHISNANT TOMMY CAVIN HELEN HAGAMAN chief Wforles of the intellect are great only by comparison with the others. Marsha are superior to their fellow students intellectually. They are chosen from tr Freshman, Sophomore, and junior Classes. The honor of being Chief Marshal bestowed upon the junior making the highest grades. The works of the wi. are successful . . . follow them. 66 0 LCE' , r 1 X 8 Q ' 1 f R. Lf- E E i PATRICIA HARDIN CAROLYN OAKES ROY MILLER JERRY WALKER 6 L Bermuda Shorts seemed to have hit the Fashion World with a BANG! It is a very familiar scene in the halls, on the grounds at Happy Valley, at play'lprab?ticeQ hall games, and even in Lenoir to see many of H VHS students in Bermuda shorts. The different colors of socks and Bermudas' put a colorful atmosphere in and around our school maleing it a more cheerful place to he. Let's go along with the following phrase: Bermuda shorts, the most suitable dress for our activities for the year at Happy Valley. 68 5 ' P . ,, 6 , ,Q 5 Q, Aj: 5 giffgg if X fi: as ali f fr 1 ,y iff A ff. if f 3 , ,Nl . v. A - f' 1 , ', f - sk -5: V , 4 ' r, ' 1 'f L: . - ALIVE, 2, ' V ,Qt y 1 ' V , 7-. -- fr H ., .. ' , if - 'M' 'f ,F 3, , ' .5 as L - 4, .' '--f' 9 Q , yy ti I Z I . it Q ga, cm First Row, left to right: Sarah Bray, Marlene Winkler, Georgia Robbins, Jean Watts, Virginia Wfalker, Freida Miller. Second Row, left to right: Edith Beach, LaVenta Tuttle, Marzetta Hayes, Gladys Bolick, Marilyn Crump, Patsy Andrews, Hilda Pennell, Dorothy Triplett. 70 en io:-.4 Seated first row, left: Na- dean Storie, Emma Faw, Joan Green, David Ford, Gladys Bolick. Seated sec- ond row, left: Margie Trip- lett, Ruth Moretz, Marlene Winkler, Jean Watts. Stand- ing third row: Mrs. Sue Mc- Millan, sponsor, Evelyn Os- borne, Baxter Harmon, Ma- vis Knight. Center Row: Edith Beach, David Mills, Virginia Walker, Tommy Coffey, Jimmy Parsons, Douglas Dobbins. Seated first row, rigbt: Keith Sud- dreth, Johnny Turner, john- Green, Sherrill Gentry, Lucy Goins. Seated second row, right: Paul Knight, Wayne Coffey, Louise Borders, Shir- ley Ritch, and Nancy Rash. uniord Seated left to right: Patsy Andrews, Melvadene Bos- ton, Marilyn Crump, La- Venta Turtle, Linda Hardy, Nina Hawkins, Betty Haw- kins, Wanda Hamby, Gail Winkler, Eva Wellborn, Hilda Pennell, and Freida Miller. Standing left to rigbt: Landis Harrison, George Church, Raymond Austin, Patsy Lewis, Helen Hagaman, Johnny Hawkins, J. D. Whisnant, Edna Sue Pipes, Georgia Robbins, Katherine Miller, Tommy Cavin, Douglas Bryant, Walter Sumpter, Junior Bently, jimmy Triplett, Raymond Greer, J. B. Cof- fey, Burl Edminston, and Mrs. Nita Wagoner, spon- sor. Left to right: Raymond Bryant, Sarah Bray, Wanda Hamby, I.aVenta Tuttle, Harold Austin, Melvadene Boston, chief, Patsy Andrews, Gail Winkler, and J. B. Greene. Ch CMAQ Of! The Cheerleaders work hard during practice with their sponsor, I. B. Edwards. Their Charcoal Bermudas, white sweaters, blue and white socks, and blue and white ked tennis shoes which has been outstanding uniforms for them this year. Also the favorite yell Rock Around The Clock will be an echo through the years each time Happy Valley Cheerleaders are remembered. 72 .xdfma Wafer At last we have a song we can call our own and sing with pride now, as well as in years to come. Some of us will hunt it as we work over the typewriter, around the kitchen, in the classrooms, in the factories, or wherever the future may lead us. No matter how far we go these words will he a lasting memory of our dear Alma Mater. Our deepest thanks and appreciation go to Captain Ralph K. Ostrom, who so willingly composed the lingering melody. HAPPY VALLEY HIGH SCHOOL HAIL! BELOVED HAPPY VALLEY, OUR MEMORY TURNS TO THEE. THOSE CHERISHED DAYS DEAR TO OUR HEARTS, WE'LL NEVER SAY ADIEU. CHEER THE BLUE-THE WHITE, OUR COLORS, WAVE THEIR BANNERS HIGH VUITH PRIDE ALL HAIL! TO THEE OUR ALMA MATER, OUR HAPPY VALLEY HIGH. 73 Students, teachers, Happy Valley, and parents of the annual staff wish to ask each one of you to patronize the sponsors of our annual who generously helped us finance our yearbook. fx 1? 'iff X. v 1 N l -fr sk ,A ygfb ,rw 4, Q Ur, KZ 54:21, CW, Q' 'ya kg ff-XJ QQ? 5 l ip'7 'If x .J ' , l 'ff , Jw ' Y!! 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Harrisburg Rood LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA KENTWOOD FLORIST 607 South Main LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA -- J-,xf ,R5 Q f Ilkxuf 11 I TATJTv rf ling. if' I A Compliments of THRIFT FOOD CENTER Pennton Avenue LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA NEWTON TRANSPORTATION COMPANY, Inc. Greer Avenue LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA DOME DRIVE-IN CAFE The biggest and best Hamburger anywhere. Joyceton, North Co rolino ,Q fi D Q v -A-'mfs Tw M Qvvr W A . 5 , XL 12, I 31, ff b fi: l.r- 1f:' ' ' F QR , ffqijm I J L lT , . TM' I ' -- HQ' f ' , 'V ' A ' ebkh.. Vfl? f, ,.Q..y,,,iA 3,612 , JW6 X Q. , ry Q ,ff 1 g A I 5. ywf',.ff 5 my A , 'if ff kj? 2 - ' +11-, , 4 M' f ' z ,WW 'M - ' 4 , . vb, ,W 0 V J, W 5, , ,, , ! A ZF: W' f-. 2 I' ,. ' 7 X , g ' A j Y M 1'fwf,t, tj , - , . r,.. , ' I t LENOIR HOSIERY MILLS Reolity Street LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of HAMMARY MANUFACTURING CO. Hickory Rood LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA SPAINHOUR'S FURNITURE CO. Hickory Rood LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA -Q-T ,ma M3 COURTNEY'S H2 West Avenue LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA ill. i' , - m :ef ffl. ...r I . ga WOOD'S GROCERY Fancy Groceries and Feeds GAS and OIL Happy Valley, North Carolina WALDENSIAN HOSIERY MILL 401 NORTH MAIN VALDESE, N- C- Reach 84 PEPSLCOLA SHERRILL ICE CREAM 0-7, aomme co. COMPANY HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA GRANITE FALLS, N, C, CONGRATULATIONS! DAYVAUI.T'S DRUG STORE ,ui ,f Across from the Post Office and just os reliable f-f F-JI 'i 'I IDENT from Q it 992' 4-5. fifbf Y- 'f- 'rJaPjI'..,-,. I f I ,, fa ai ia! QLW: Jai: fa , M :ev 54 :L gg. K gs Y . in Oh my aching Off goes covered in West ' in f l for Socks that were now show plainly we 1 . line k smudges bottom of your socks are a dull, dirty because your tired feet have your shoes while typing stencils off pages of the newspaper night in order to get it out on time 4 s b l of and The socks mean so much to warmtbf 'md flu we are gradually reaching toward the Zffldl N ich leads to the publication of maturity. 42231, f fzfwdwm 86 ., 4. a f J, 'L 4, A' ,gawk Sellmg ads . . . ma for publzcatzon needed dollar. the deadline. placed among UU ,gg ?w g pzctures . . the extr e Keith Suddreth ...,,..A,,. Raymond Austin ...,...4.A . Carolyn Hamby, David Ford A A A David Mills, Gladys Bolick A A Marlene Winkler ...i..i A A Nancy Rash, Baxter Harmon A A Shirley Ritch ..,.i,,..,, A A Mavis Knight, jean Watts A A A A A A Emma Jean Faw, Douglas Dobbins A A Ruth Moretz ..,ii..i...tn A ..n, A jimmy Parsons t..........,..,..n........ johnny Turner, Joan Greene, Tommy Coffey KEITH SUDDRETH Editor-in-Chief RAYMOND AUSTIN Assistant Editor L I, ...N - ,UAW Q Reba Wyke ........i........,........,... J. B. Edwards .,,....,... .,....,.,nii.a... A A A A Editor-in-Chief A A A A A Assistant Editor A A Business Managers Advertising Managers A A A A A Feature Editor Circulation Managers A A AA A A Copy Editor A A Make-Up Editors A A A A Sports Editors Promotion Manager A A A A A Photographer A A A A A Treasurer A A A Proof Readers A A A A A A Sponsor O 9 ll l a J. B. EDWARDS Sponsor -89 JEAN WATTS Editor 90 34, aagag ,., The Eagle's Cry is published monthly by the members of the commercial club. A hard-working staff endeavors to keep the students informed on the most recent news, while it is still news, plus the additional happenings that make the Eagle's Cry so widely read among the high school students. MARILYN CRUMP Assistant Editor l Jean Watts . . . Marilyn Crump ..,. Billy Baker .... Keith Suddreth . . . MRS' SUE MCMILLAN Marlene Winkler ...V,...., Sponsor J. B. EDWARDS Sponsor Emma jean Faw, David Mills . . Carolyn Hamby .....,4.,.. Ruth Moretz, Tommy Coffey , . Commerce Club ,... Typing II Class ..,..4,.,.... J. B. Edwards, Mrs. Sue McMillan 91 . . , . Editor-in-Chief . . . Assistant Editor . . . . Art Editor , . . . Humor Editor . . . . . . Sports Editor Circulation Managers .. Managing Editor . . 4 . Proof Readers . S . Reporters . A . . Typist . , . . Advisors ' ' - '9 M 2 r M2 fi The sweater, the most popular piece of clothingfis worn both bywgirls. in rainbow colors. Orlon, Karafleece, Cashmere, or Lambs Wool,.erit.,,doesn4t'make any difference as long as it is a sweater at Happy Valley-lt seems as if Charcoal that came in this year has become the most popular ilncolors, char blue, char brown, char green and others. if lrs' As the halls become crowded between classes the sweaters take the lead. It be- comes the background for a club pin, for those who are prone to wear their club's symbol whether it is Beta, Commerce, F.F.A., or others. just by a glance you will know he is a member Of that certain club. ' r sstils i Also there is the class sweater representing the junior Class and the coming year when graduation will be before them. Next are the sweaters of the cheerleaders who proudly wear the emblem of our school. . 92 . . ., lbs ' 4 s 1 i Pia Q. -Q4 Y? r J' ' wr W 33,4 The Future Teachers of America is a nation-wide profes- sional movement to which any student may be proud to belong. Membership in this organization is open only to students preparing to be teachers. To encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the founda- tions of teaching, to provide them with the story of free schools, and to give specific information about the oppor- tunities in education are the things the Future Teachers of America seeks to do. Left to Right: DOUGLAS DOBBINS S ecretary-Treasurer DAVID FORD JOAN GREENE President HELEN HAGAMAN Vice-President JOHNNY HAWKIN S DAVID MILLS MRS. NITA WAGONER Sponsor SUE MORETZ Not pictured I Left to Right: RAYMOND AUSTIN TOMMY COFFEY DOUGLAS DOBBINS Treasurer DAVID FORD President JOHN GREENE CLAUDE GRIFFIN Reporter BAXTER HARMON DAVID MILLS Secretary IIMMY PARSONS TIM RATLIFFE DON ROBBINS KEITH SUDDRETH Vice-President MARSHALL BARLOWE Sponsor Ja, era The Key Club is a Service Organization, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club for the purpose of developing character, building leadership and promoting better citizens. Key Clubbers must be Sophomores, juniors and Seniors with high academic standing, good character, and a desire to work. Some of the Key Club projects have been the in- stallation of flag raising equipment, constant flag duty, planting shrubbery, supervising seating arrangements at May Day exercises, and parkin g cars for the different school activities. 2 Y i E t? ff! r I 1 ilgihtw r : fi . r , r O Qui -,NP '. 'Nu4 Q Etta The National Beta Club is a non-secret, achievement-service organization for high school students. Its objectives are: to encourage effort, promote character, stimulate achievement, and to encourage and assist students to continue their edu- cation after high school. The purpose of this organization shall be the promotion of the ideals of honesty, service, and leadership among the high school students. The qualifications for membership on the part of the stu- dent are good mentality, character, creditable achievement, and commendable attitudes. 96 S A Gita' gl, by f f ' ss Ki X, 4? Left to Right: PATSY ANDREWS RAYMOND AUSTIN MELVADENE BOSTON TOMMY CAVIN DOUGLAS DOBBINS Reporter EMMA JEAN EAW CAROLYN HAMBY Secretary BETTY HAWKINS NINA HAWKINS FREIDA MILLER RUTH MORETZ JIMMY PARSONS Vice-President NANCY RASH Treasurer JEAN WATTS President EUGENE KOONE Sponsor Left to Right: GLADYS BOLICK MELVADEN E BOSTON Historian DAVID FORD Parliamentarian KEITH FORD JOHN GREENE LANDIS HARRISON Treasurer JOHNNY HAWKINS DAVID MILLS Secretary JIMMY PARSONS Vice-President TIM RATLIF FE President DON ROBBINS JEAN STORER KEITH SUDDRETH BETTY TRIPLETT I.aVENTA TUTTLE MRS. SUE MCMILLAN Sponsor f 'S R2 J . S' , ' . ' NP' ' 3 . '-' ' . , be 25 E nz.. xxx. -., ,t I E+. my 2 I , ' ' ,f fu' AL i f ' , Q A Q 'fir 5 ?'ft - ' ' ,3A,A if M - Y ies : ASB' ' . QWZTELZ. . - il y ,Eng iw 6 -uw QU-e-M. 335' The SSS is not an old organization at Happy Valley. yet it is an integral part of the school. Student Spealaing Society members meet monthly to study and practice more efficient ways of public speaking. The objective of making high school students realize the importance of composing and delivering a clear, well-prepared speech is ever before the members of the SSS. 97 Left to Right: DELORES BRADSHAW SARAH BRAY REBA BRYANT JEANETTE CAMPBELL President NANCY DULA Reporter MARIE GOIN S JOAN GREENE JUDY GREENE PATRICIA HARDIN CAROLE HARTLEY DELORES LAWS Treasurer IUKCHEL LAWS RUTH MORETZ NANCY RASH Parliamentarian SHIRLEY RITCH SYBIL ROBERTS NADEAN STORIE DOROTHY TRIPLETT S ecretary' MARGIE TRIPLETT PEGGY TURNER PAULINE WHITTINGTON REBA WYKE Vice-President MISS MARY MAST Sponsor W 51. A A. Future Homemakers of America is the National Organi- zation of pupils who are studying, or have studied. home- making in High School. We work toward a growing appre- ciation of joys and satisfactions of homemakingf empha- sizing the importance of worthy home membership, en- couraging democracy in home and community life, work- ing for good home and family life for all,' promoting international good willy fostering the development of cre- ative leadership in home and community life: providing wholesome individual and group recreationf and further- ing interest in home economics. Our Motto, Toward New Horizons, expresses the true purpose of our orgainzation. We think that helping to make happy homes, now, and in the future, is the most important thing that youth can do for democracy. Wt 'U ' 1 i L 1 - 4 S A 1 lil 1 0l'l0gI'alfl The Monogram Club is made up of the students who have lettered in basketball, baseball, or cheerleading. The aim of this club is to promote the athletic program and create an interest in sports among the students. grg Wx EZ' 2, 'Fw Left to Right: PATSY ANDREWS RAYMOND AUSTIN EDITH BEACH GLADYS BOLICK Reporter LOUISE BORDERS MELVADENE BOSTON JEANETTE CAMPBELL DOUGLAS DOBBINS President EMMA JEAN EAW DAVID FORD Treasurer WANDA HAMBY BAXTER HARMON MAVIS KNIGHT Secretary EVELYN OSBORNE TIM RATLIFFE KEITH SUDDRETH JOHNNY TURNER LaVENTA TUTTLE VIRGINIA WALKER J. D. WHISNANT GAIL WINKLER MARLENE WINKLER Vice-Presid ent BILLY WOODS VERN IE BURLESON Sponsor Left to Right: PATSY ANDREWS RAYMOND AUSTIN BILLY BAKER EDITH BEACH GLADYS BOLICK MELVADENE BOSTON Vice-President TOMMY COFFEY MARILYN CRUMP DOUGLAS DOBBINS EMMA JEAN FAW DAVID FORD JOAN GREENE Secretary CAROLYN HAMBY WANDA HAMBY LANDIS HARRISON MAVIS KNIGHT FREIDA MILLER Treasurer DAVID MILLS RUTH MORENTZ EVELYN OSBORNE HILDA PENNELL EDNA SUE PIPES DON ROBBINS GEORGIA ROBBINS NADEAN STORTE KEITH SUDDRETH JOHNNY TURNER LavENTA TUTTLE JEAN WATTS GAIL WINKLER MARLENE WINKLER President SANFORD WOODS J. B. EDWARDS Sponsor 5? M zzz gg A I It-A I , A , is I A ,,,, A , 1- , 4 ,ziif ,. I I x GI S' l -VL 4' 9- th 1 .1 1 1115 0 H f 3 I L . in Q ANL gr - V.- W ma.. IS J 175 ', ff K A 4' ,- , ,Q 1 . f A 'X ,A L X is is V Ivlb g J gm , A I . Wg, KX I .. A A 1 'gl ff . is ' A.Is ..r ' li if 2 33.5525 ODIDICPCO The Commerce Club, consisting of students taking Typing, Bookkeeping and Shorthand, strives to make better Busi- ness Leaders of tomorrow. The project carried on by this club is the publishing of The Eagle's Cry every month. The duty of each member is to be a reporter for the school newspaper and to submit a news article for every edition of The Eagle's Cry. Besides the monthly proj- ect, the club has a yearly project, publishing of the school magazine, Pieces of Four, at the close of each school year. To the Business World we come With arms stretched forward, To reach the goals of tomorrow's leaders. 100 , A , .A , S' , . Af I ,Q CH is ' . --.Q -we ,. Q S f f A A Z. -lviQ,,,v Q f 3 . 3 ff f, 2 ,Q A .-. ,X i in -PU! , 1 ', A I f if .. A -4 Z sv ,g ,R W V1 A, L ,., X - I 5 an so at I A is A 1 ' W2 -as I me i . 9, . . A AVV ,m ' , j' ., A 4 , . ,, ' IZAA i T , t 'A W A ,mix 1 Mx ..- gsl Chg M A A QS TE? A ,J ome conom ic5 The Home Economics Club is an organization for the High School girl who is enrolled in the Home Economics Class. Its chief purpose is to stimulate interest and to broaden the girl's knowledge in homemahing, and at the same time provide opportunities for individual partici- pation in social activities which will enrich her life and the lives of those with whom she comes in contact. o 101 E' Left to Right: GAIL ANDREWS UNA DELL BAKER BETTY BOWMAN SARAH BRAY REBA BRYANT -IEANETTE CAMPBELL President WANDA COFFEY RUBY COX DOROTHY DECKER NANCY DULA Vice-President BARBARA EAW MARIE GOINS JUDY GREENE PATRICIA HARDIN Reporter CAROLE HARTLEY Treasurer MARZETTA HAYES LOU ELLEN HOLLARS PATRICIA LAWS RACHEL LAWS TOBY LEE LUCILLE LIVINGSTON TRENA MCNEIL MERITA MELTON VERA MORETZ CAROLYN OAKES PEGGY PEARSON sYB1L ROBERTS NANCY SHARPE JEAN STOKER Jo ANN STORIE MARIE STORIE BETTY TEAGUE PEGGY TURNER Secretary PATRICIA WALKER NANCY WELBORN PAULINE WHITTINGTON MISS MARY MAST Sponsor NOT PICTURED KATHLEEN BISHOP VIOLA MCCLOUD BETTY MELTON BETTY TRIPLETT I Ki . s if H... ,f , 0- V 7' , gg--. un... . L J' f 1 Q W '- I gf? 'Z I pf' : A 1-C' iN g W I A A , f U A I t, . ' I I A M . R 'I' ' 74, if ,p ff 1' Yi W I if ma, ,I i ' I H -. s,9 ' its ' ' ,V - . Nm I Q Ji. 2 9 -f ' , ' , i M- W G Ji ,ae 4-oU.Cf..t The 4-H Cluh is a national organization, which is supervised and directed by the farm agent in each county. It is for boys and girls that like farm life and want to he a part of rural America. The Happy Valley 4-H Club is one of the leading chapters in the country. Through the 4-H Cluh, boys can learn a successful trade in farming, and the girls can picle up helpful ideas on good housekeeping. 102 Si W K' WN bs CW? I time Mr 'ff' - Ugg? - 5 Left lo Right: VIRGINIA BAIRD CHRISTINE BEACH EDITH BEACH SUE BRADSHAW DOUGLAS BRYANT RAYMOND CHANDLER DUANE CLARKE RAMONA CRAIG ANDERSON DULA BARBARA FAW EMMA JEAN EAW MARIE GOINS J. B. GREENE JUDY GREENE NANCY GREENE ODIS GREENE CLAUDE GRIFFIN Secretary MACK GRIFFIN DOROTHY HAGAMAN RUBY HARMON LANDIS HARRISON President CLAUDIA HAYES MARZETTA HAYES ROBERT MILLER SAM MILLER Reporter ELDA MORETZ RUTH MORETZ VERA MORETZ Treasurer EVELYN OSBORNE Vice-President BETTY PRESWOOD GARY SUDDRETH MARGARET SWANSON ALLENE TAYLOR NINA TAYLOR MABEL TOLBERT DOROTHY TRIPLETT JOHNNY TURNER JEWEL WHISNANT GENE WOODS JAMES WOODS SANFORD WOODS MRS. A. G. SWIFT Sponsor NOT PICTURED ROBERT BLACK DOUG BRYANT HOXVARD MORROW CALVIN SHARPE BETTY SUE TRIPLETT mga Left to Right: HAROLD AUSTIN RAY BRADSHAW JIM BUMGARNER WILLIAM BURLESON BENNY CARLTON DUANE CLARKE TOMMY COFFEY WAYNE COFFEY JERRY COOKE CLAUDE COX DOUGLAS DOBBINS ANDERSON DULA BOBBY EDMINSTEN DAVID FORD Treasurer SHIRRELL GENTRY BILL GREENE J. B. GREENE FRANKIE GREENE HERBERT GREENE OTIS GREENE VERNON GREENE CLAUDE GRIFFIN Vice-President JOE I-IAGAMAN MAURICE HAMBY BAXTER I-IARMON LANDIS HARRISON PAUL KNIGHT LARRY LAWS JOE MCNEIL ODELL MILLER DAVID MILLS Secretary DALE MOORE HOWARD MORROW' JIMMY PARSONS TIM RATLIFFE GURNEY ROBBINS LE ROY ROBBINS RAY ROBBINS BRUCE SUDDRETII GARY SUDDRETH KEITH SUDDRETH President CARROLL SUTTON JOHNNY TURNER JOHN TUTTLE BILLY WALKER DENVER WATSON ROSS WINKLER BILLY WOODS R. B. WHITELY Sponsor NOT PICTURED DOUGLAS BRYANT SAM MILLER Reporter LARRY ROBBINS 6, .4?..x ' its -'98, J V 4 l ' V v-. cr. 5- ' wr- 'N 'F M t M ak , Q c P in sk -A lb- ak I s 4. 17' ' 7' J mf gp . A U - ,AJ , A . Qs... f 'If' fm ' 'T A J H. 77 'WSH 76 L 1 -, ft' f I . -R' ' .. r .17 rv if Q7 if 2-If A 5' S if A rx I S.. in 7 -3-NIV 551, , 4? 4 1.5 If ' ' -f-1 X -.. , as f g 1 its 4. 1 f no - s N 1 si -n'-Cir , . X 1 Q L, - 47' -- I I ,...4 rl '--V I 1 P4 -. 4.4 I-0 f . 1' '24 I ' 972 Sr, it - v- A , :P 1 Y rx! . . f 1 tl , wig , . Y ,L J if f .I Q' .iv tix fr f I ,wg if 'T' 'If fl 57. ,4. The Future Farmers of America, or F, F, A., as it is com- monly known, is the national organization of, by and for boys studying vocational agriculture. The foundation upon which the F. F. A. organization is built includes leadership and character development, sports- manship, service, scholarship, improved agriculture, citizen- ship and patriotism. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and talee part in a public .meetings to speak in public, to solve their own problemsg to finance themselves, and to assume civic respon- sibility. The. motto is filled with practical philosophy, reflecting a spirit and sincerity that shows the true viewpoint of every member of the F. F. A.: Learning to do Doing to learn Earning to live Living to serve 105 f W, uw. JM, 1956 LZ 106 df? ourf ff' z 1 an f s csss so Excitement . . . Curiosity . . . Happy Valley's First Homecoming . . . Beauties . . . Queen . . . Court . . . The first homecoming brought excitement to everyone, es- pecially the club beauties, from whom the Homecom- in ueen was chosen. The Seniors cast secret ballots 3 and the Queen's name was a top secret until she was crowned. 107 indie' WANDA HAMBY Sponsored by Key Club JOAN GREENE Sponsored by F.T.A NINA HAWKINS Sponsored by Beta Club LaVENTA TUTTLE Sponsored by S.S.S. H 'Nw ,,,Qrf ,4 ,: - fp U14 , ,, ,M , f- uf S , ? .2 , 4 1. M 4, . , 35? WMA Q, 7.1, 15 .- ,ff ,f y , , x K X, 45. . X.-, Q QW ' MAVIS KNIGHT Sponsored by Monogram SHIRLEY RITCH Sponsored by F.H.A MELVADENE BOSTON Sponsored by Commercial CAROLE HARTLEY Sponsored by Home Economics xl 1 PATSY ANDREWS Sponsored by F.F.A. EMMA JEAN EAW Sponsored by 4-H 19.3 Rf' l' l' -.',.. L . ,I NJN GM ,smfl 7 if I' x a 4 ' ' 9 ff N A . 'H rl 1 I . 'il' nhl! ' ..dK Shoes, symbolize the sioift and certain feet of an athlete who plays his heart out for his school in order to build a better school spirit and create a love for sports h b throughout the student body. Shoes of the coach walk the floors the nig t gg efore ' t think of the play he might use or the starting that all important game trying 0 . L , pitcher that will help pall his team through to victory. Shoes ofthe Cheerleaders are the encouraging spark plugs for each of the players. They are on their feet constantly yelling for that extra point. Players, Coach, Cheerleaders and fans . . . . b share the sorrow of defeat, the anxiety of that final game, and the yay of t e triumphs. l 114 R. . Zbzzya ik HV an I RAYMOND AUSTIN DAVJD DJNGI-ER DOUGLAS DOBBINS JAMES DINGLER - J. D. WHISNANT JERRY WALKER V JUNIOR BENTLEY K DOUG MOOR ' GARY SUDDRETH Bl llfv WOODS KIETH FORD Q 12..,4.,4..ff CLAUDE COX BRUCE SUDDRETH DUANME CLARK 'I , -4 Q3 ,A 52 I - G DON ROBBINS TOWARD WATSON BUDDY '-EE 'fgff Q .. ,, B 34? R - N ml : -ia-1 . :,, ' Q- 1 ' . 'E . ',,4 ' , H f ,, ll. Nw i wz v 4,1 , - 13.4 ' N . M ..,,, . .. -...- v Left to Right: Joe Hogomon, Jernry Clerk, Tim Rotliffe, Billy Wo! VERNIE BURLESON, Coach kef, CMOVWOQGVP. IIT MAVIS KNIGHT ICoptoinI I ' EMMA JEAN EAW I I LOUISE BORDERS. gm 8 JEANETTE CAMPBELL N PEGGY TURNER MARLENE WINKLER NINA HAWKINS 118 VIRGINIA WALKER ?a.1LefAa 5, ll PATRICIA WALKER NANCY SI-IARPE if I-IILDA PENNELI. A U GAIL ANDREWS MRS. A. G. SWIFT ICoocI'1I 1111 PEARSON if G' NANCY DU LA IMcmogeI W e KEITH, ' H 'vi ' f nl ' . ' f ' 9 Hi n-L ,f , f 4 , VZ 3 f f it Q7 1 :Yi .4 U f M , X Z f f 1 Nw W ,aw ,Qi . fa 4! fn . 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The first notch tl 'LU for the clean we'll he and , Bus 122 The second notch is of the school A C your our Lunchro belt represents , A Cus. halls and grou sq tlf , which the Bus Drivers ho play trip to o ,fund back 'Q . As we se hearty half the f y with a e extend AZ., 4, ,, v Erin' 1 ' R ff'- ', . I A A I f SHERRILI. GENTRY KE'T ' SUDDRETH JIMMY TRIPLETT DAVID FORD JOE MCNEIL A LANDIS HARRISON ' BUS ' RAYMOND AUSTIN I if ILL WOODS ' iik NANCY RASH DOUGLAS DOBBINS B TOMMY CAVIN 4:7 I 'UH 5. W, IM Ax -1 X .,A-, IGHT CHURCH gahferia er.4onne Left to Right: Mrs. Lucy Woods, Mrs. Faye Winkler, Mrs. Nevada Steele, Mrs. Carmen Suddreth, Mrs. julia Isaccs. Cuafodlians fm . 2' . , M -,, JW f ff 'fy' fa af. If vkwgf , 4 fk -A ' ff ,-f 3 ,f Www . v 4 gxfy v f A. W , 'Y , r I 'ff X K . , . WA' -5' , , 2 5-' I W W ' qw 1 J if 2 VERLEY COFFEY MRS. NORA WILCOX ED BOWERS 125 'W I ..Y re gy-WV' 4 ' ' 3 C N ,Q 7 Km , X J Y r! I ,M sf , l 3 X , E , We I l ' I A . - m'4 4 ' A53Qd?U :ww 'ffm my 1 ff 4. 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O, Box 56l Telephone PLAZA 4-3001 H7 Lenoir, N YOUNG S, Mom orth Corolmc Lenoir, North Co rolino 129 Compliments of A FRIEND 7' LENOIR CLEANERS Dual PL 4 4041 316 Eost H 130 fx LENOIR FUNERAL HOME Lenoif, North Carolina V 5 5PiN7 ?J 15 P' Y W w M 0 ox? 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Q sArr wwfflel' Q0 'Ol pL X' Lenoir rv 47311 C0- , Orrh ,I Carolina 7 OO' LENOIR RECAPPING CO. Q9 KENTWOOD GRILL P051 Ottice Box 693 QQ' .Oo Morganton Road By-Pass Pennton Avenue QQ? hae, Q65 Lenoir, North Carolina Lenoir, North COFOWWO o at XA qv Q0 Ov P -L '5' 0. R .9 3 C O X900 md 510 oe V0 who ,Nrjfl WN e -ge?-C' X sow Qowowo gait' est New x0 Om X30 AN Nl . 'r A Phone Vi-'AA Nfeoox ' ' K 6 0 gi Yxweg gVc' GRA RA C6096 QP? Gt Oo L NTEE 9 YN 05 . 0 Le,-,Off N wx Cotoxxfx I r ' P to o th Carol, ORE SOCK 'UO 9 XXXCTLON' 132 H L sf 01 Le fe R 4' 1 R ' I, O ff 40,159 fs 91-P 0,7 o ,Ce JO4 Goo ff Ce . Y 4 ' O sf 3 w o QD , 3 S 104, 1 9. -L 'O tg In ' 010, 5 za 0 2. e 1 2, ' 0 'p F' -'- Q Q 0 A gb . O I QOOOQG Q, HuFFMAN's Gnocekv QOK QV' Nicol so S4 Old Blowing Rock Highway edtoxe' ax Q00 Lenoir, North Carolina Wd gg' Colo A 6 WC' SOM y 'xii Co . o DRS' REECZPlrmenfs of ss' M60 C , omPl1 AL B :nfs of Le Fidelity Build. HAM CQR DAMS now Norff-, Ing Carofino T V S5 Dio AND eI70,'r NO Q Es'reP on. co, V0lm9OCl, North Carolina rfh Corolin Gu lr Omhg L Co flol. O P C 41 r NO AZ-T ood 03016 ,719 THE FASWON SHOP font, O 4 1 120 south Mom . Lenoir, North Carolina f. C o -' 1 - , 1 G 1 E '31 F' o - LEFTWICH ELECTRIC o O. Q o -x. CORPORATION Electrical Contractors Y SHOP ll7 West Harper Avenue at Q Q OWEN5 B03 Prop. Lenoir, North Carolina 06 gov' 00' magic OW d Pommig Yrs QQ' BodYwOl'l'e on mee cf gf' 'uv 06' wfedee' Ser pi 10 A-6522 Q S W O A ' Cbv' ape OX? Cf Hicl4OfY Rd' S moto G08 ALKER S 666 . Q l Groc ond Q29 X066 Q00 l . 86006 ewes Off tl V Lfwom he 'off 8 Q06 5 RO0fing Q ' Ol 8.Q Grlqbe V Leno. nd shes, M C0- 5 rr, Ninth C eral Work X Q ' X Q09 EcoNoMY on. N0 1 C, C, 9 L . enoir North Carolina ' X39 c9' I'Oj ' mo QP' S Q .OO 09 so COKOXX . P' , OC0 , 4 il' ef' ' TOMMY CHANDER, Mgr. 133 . 05 C...-v f2.1evY-0 ET MODERN BARBER si-ior FOX'-TOLBER NY Best Hoir Cuts in Gronife COMPA 19 Granite Fails, N- C- Since X M Cofoiino C or I Groniie Vows' MACK'2mZZ gehfs of I AR1- REM omte Falls E ' NO,-th CO 313 North M0111 Q 'offfva Lenoir, North Corolinq X CENTRAL CAFE oe Le '97 Nom Main Cotvpkdienkg nom North Carmine iw 8' ' 1 61,,uY- JA hi 6 Bos'r LUMBER co 46004. '7Ay4c f,p6. 106 wanow sneer 'Vg ,hehe I-6nOir, North Coroiino of If Q 449 'o,,. F 4 ,213 , BARGER-ASHE FO!! - S ROOFING CO. . 1 CALD D101 PL-4-7231 W5-LL Lenoir, North Corolino 1, MAC L Phori A4171 SfreHlNE ' Sf-,Cir pL-4s ef ' RAlNEY'S WATCH ' 'voffh C5661 rol- I YLOQR REPAIR JEWELRY ,UQ YQJCESHAG CQ, Phone PL-4-3ii7 COVERPL-A-6355i F. C, X. Compl. Phonilest Pwenven Whitnei, North Carolina NIH-LER'S Egmenfs of 32X h Coroimo il New B so U' XXXOYI , lowing RO Leno I Ck Road COMMUNITY CREDIT 7 131 North Church Lenoir, North Coroiino vxggfi gb 4 CIN' P10006 Q00 'Y 'K 040 - X 9 C, c - C' W Q0 CE ornplrrnents of ,530 604 4 NTRAL BARBER vefxoxi. DIAL P1.-4-3281 134 ANS COCA COLA BOTTLING C0 Hickory North Carolina HUTTON BOURBONNAIS C0 LUMBER YARD 4 '94 Blowing Rock Rood ' 0 'V 6' Lenoir North Carolina ,Q 4 l CN ef-7 , Q5 xo. o 4900 ofhc Bl GC lh C C6 .9 emo' Oc. xox 6 ue' L WXXC C 0 f O A Q-.Que 2,2915 04. o Q5 3 V C7 .i0' Hom. CARLHEIM Lenoir North Corolino HIBRITEN MORTORS Inc DeSoto - Plymouth 272 Eost Horper Avenue Lenoir North Ccirolho CENTRAL SERVICE ond Appl onces Leno r North Carol no A in xv U VFX Ko O - Q 4b. Q SQ 0 QX Op PQ ' f o o Monet. LA 4 UNDRY Lb E. HO pe 'S' OO 4 cv Leno. Nom 4' CU olinq Oo I C 435 West Horper Leno'r No th Co olinci N960 5 YQ E CP 0631 , 5'4- 'W ' 0 efvolc ,ls o I f G Q, 4- ro! 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