Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

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'Editor BOYCE RQBERTS Business Manager 1 ' as ML 11 '.,-yy EDDIE BLACK . . .,.. Class Of 1939 BILL BROOKIQY .,,. Class of 1943 BILL CHILOI2Ess . , . . . .Class of 1942 NEIL CLINE . .. .. .Class of 1941 Page Two PRESTON O'QLIINN J. C. RHYNE ..I.. BRYAN WOOLEN . . BUCK GREENE .. JOIEINNY HOWELL . . 'JOE JAIvIEs ..,. BILL KNOX . , . . .Class Of 1943 , , . .Class of 1941 ...Class of 1940 Class of 1942 .Class Of 1944 Class of 1941 .Class of 1941 Qsdie lies We, the class of 1946, dedicate this, our annual, to the Harding boys who lost their lives in the service of their country. They symbolize the essence of bravery for they have dared to die that freedom might live, and thrive, and multiply its blessings. Freedom is' immortal and through it they are im- mortal in a Way that humbles the enterprises of most men. Page Three l J U, , ,VK 'V V T V ., ,f 1 , V ' r V 'I 9 I V gg, V . I , V I Y x I I' I -N ? kill! 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M -5 71511- 'lkfr lilf' W 1 ' -A 'e i f - V' 'ff' '.: q.': ' Q 'Y 1' l' l f V bm uw . mr ' 1- fl 1 1 V V All the world's a stage, E W And all the men and women merely players. They haue their exits ana' their entrances 5 And one man in his time plays many parts, His acts being seven ages, Shakespeare SQHEHW mf Hwiiw NW-V-fw. 1.1',g:K-Nitty, -...,, DRAMATIC DIRECTORS MR. JAMES R. HAWRINS Principal MR. HARRY P, HARDING DR, E. H. GARINGER MRS. MARY SAWYER Superintendent Associate Superintendent Secretary and Dean of Girls ALICE M. BATTEN Mathematics DOROTHY BOONE Distributive Education FRANCES BOWDITCH Civics EMILY R. CARR Home Economics EUOENIA B. CHRISTMAN Social Science OLIVER COOK Music RACHEL CGRDLE S ocial Science MARILYN CRAIC Physical Education MARY A. DAVIS Home Economics ELIZABETH B. ELLIOTT English LYNDA ETHERIDGE Distributiue Education E. P, FAULKNER Physical Education MARY S. PORE English GERTRUDE HIRE Geography MARTHA HOO'D General Business in VIVIAN JOHNSON English DOROTHY LIDE Science MYRTIS J. MACKEY Mathematz'cs MARY B. MACKORELL Bible B. NIURDOCH Science CORNELIA NIXON Mathematics A, MORELLA POLK English FLORENCE RHYNE English LOIS ROACH Commercial GLADYS ROBERTSON Librarian SALLIE SANDIPER History WILLIE S. SHORE History LETTIE M. SMITH Commercial VIRGINIA STEELE History FLORA MAE WATSON Mathematics RUTH YELVINGTON Foreign Languages NO Picture: EDNA HARTNESS English K QQ? ,W QQ R LX X M J I J W X1 ff YH-HM I CLASSIDAY RACHEL BEATTY .. JIMMY REINHARDT ,. CALDWELL NEELY . . JIMMY WILIQINSON ., QMASCOTS CECILIA ADAMS TOMMY HENDERSON OFFICERS . . , .Poet . . .Prophet . Lawyer .. Historian A 5 13 xxx f :M XL Y '32 A A Y 93 ,G New an Q Y LYY,Y gf ,, - -Era.-AJ: in-' ,f??f:sl:- : ufhd +gfgfI'pf:fFff irw AfQ+fSp .. . . -, . A . ,. 'Z I-J-er 1 ' YQAT-34. N1 .z ' v Tx. . . .-. , , Xlv.-Az: - -ivlii-gultl 77' 'WJ Ig -nr, f .I .SEE . SE IOR CLASS OFFICER RAY LOFLIN . , . ...., President WILLIAM AUSTIN , . . .Vice-President CHARLES KNIGHTEN . .I,.. Secretary TOMMY COURSEY . . ...,. Treasurer ' - -.Y. . ' - , I 33. . V---5, , , 'wfgf-4 'QA , 'tain-': 1- 1 .THF if-he ' ,- 3552, E31 I ': 1:26 :f--1 alll gg r - 'f 1 'fliflwf .K .QQ 1 f'fZ1QE.: l fszijiff Inv? if ,gk .Q is :QQ :.4L1-5: . 1 'fncr ' xr-'ap AIN' :ij ,.aL'r.- . J-,LQ I ' ' fffifw J ' 4, ng ,gf fan? f?'.': Q ' Fr. J-X rzswef '84 I' . N- Y . r ..,l -Q-ka '.-s' 'u i .. N., i ig,-3.3 T. 1. 4, V . H f ' ' I 9.. in ,, gkqr f- - ws' - 'R ff 5' S ,A M -' ' v, 920' ' N fi 'I IEE ff? SH, 1. '55 - rj :jj I-rj L'.' - Wt' C'-4 Q...-V y S' til' 'X 3, N Q, 'I 2' wr -r I 9' 5 .fs- G +9 -ua D, fir 4-1 rf, 'ts' 4 a. -1 -4 I Av. at 1 ,X 71 -L Mbna, vs iii , an -Ybv I nr. - if- '. 2: 5 -'31, Q.. - 1-if ' x f -, -:'- 9 1 fi, , .. . .'j. : .. -L ,l T lk-115 .'-- 'P -' -'. Ag? 1 'Q 1. 21' gr. 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JEAN ANNETTE AGNER Everybody likes her . . . cheery . , . sincere . good-matured . . . eXcells in basketball. ERNEST RICHARD BENNICK' JR' Dry wit . . . loves friendly chats . . . has a smile for everyone . . . likes to dabble in dramatics . . . strutting drum major for the band . . . co-editor of the Hustler . . . traffic officer. WILLIAM TORRENCE ALEXANDER Shy . . . hard-working . . . earnest . . . friendly . . quite a sense of humor . . . nice to know, BETTY JO BLACKWELDER Kind . . . sympathetic . . . easy to know , . . mem- ber of Girl Reserves . . . nice to be around. GEORGE LEE ALEXANDER Lots of humor . , . liked by everyone . . . slow SARA ALICE BROOME Dark hair . . . attractive . . . adaptable . , , talking . . . conscientious worker . . . manager of basketball and football teams. amiable . . . optimistic . . . member of M. L. L. Club . . . sings in the choir. SARAH LOU ASHBY - Proud flag bearer for the band . . . talkative , . . MAXINE ELIZABETH BRYANT blonde . . , reserved , . . plays bass in the orchestra. Sparkling brown eyes , , I keen interest in people . , , sincere , . . friendly . . . Bible student. WILLIAM AUSTIN Blond . . , handsome , . . Well liked . . . excels in sports . . . sincere . . . a captivating grin and dis- position . . . asset to the Student Council . . . often has a quizzical expression in his eyes. WILLIAM GENE BURNETT Fun to be around . . . witty , . . likes square dance , . , rugged football player . , , liked by everyone . . . traffic officer . . . enthusiastic. BETTY LOU COLLINS Pretty . . . liquid brown eyes . . . shining DAVID SAMUEL BAREFOOT I A quiet way . . . unassuming . . . flashing dark eyes . . . hard working . . . treasurer of D. E. Club. A dark hair . . . poised . . . likes to sing . . , viva- cious cheerleader . . . treasurer of the Girl Reserves. JOYCE DEAN COOPER Conscientious in spite of happy-go-lucky attitude , . . laughs often , . . life of a party . . . FRANCES ELIZABETH BEARDEN Wistful . , . small . , . neat . . . a great deal enthusiastic . , . member ofthe Dramatic Club . , an active Girl Reserve. determination . . . gray-green .eyes . . . sings soprano in the choir. SIINETEEN FORTY SIX 'Nf I Q -I f S - - --I -U--ll . ,' -B THE ACORN SE IORS PEGGY COPPALA ROBERT TURNER EARNHARDT Unaffected . . . hard-worker . . . dependable Laughing brown eyes and dimples . . . plays football . . . always in an argument . . . warm-hearted . . . loves to dance . . . cutest senior boy . . . always . . . excellent history student . . . Honor Society ready for a good time . , . life of a party. member . . . member of the Imperatores club. JESSIE OLINER FERRELL Quiet . . . likes to sleep in study hall . . . diligent D. E. student . . . unassuming. JOHN THOMAS COURSEY, JR. Capable treasurer of Student Council . . . carefree . . . flashy back on the football squad . , . liked by everyone . . . member of the lmperatores club . . . winsome . . . friendly . . . fun to be with. CECILE VIVIAN FINLEY Pretty brown eyes . . . accommodating . . . hard ELIZABETH WEBB DAGENHARDT worker . . . nice to know . . . friendly. Better known as Betty . . . likes to have a good time . . . easy to know . . . winsome . . . laughs a lot . . . keen interest in people. BETTY J UANITA FLOWERS Shy manner . . , dependable . . . light-hearted . . . ROBERT GEORGE DAVIS member of the Girl Reserves . . . capable. Dark hair . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . considerate . . . tall . . . unaffected. FLORA ELLEN FOARD Poise personified . . . quiet disposition . . . likes VIRGINIA ALEASE DGGGETT to read . . . active in Bible Work . . . capable and I A willing for any job. Dark hair and flashing eyes . . . member of S. O. L. Bible Club . . . has keen interest in the Navy . . . dignity personified. ROBERT ERWIN FORD, JR. Better known as R, E. . . . wearer of the golden DOROTHY MAE DRUM for football . . . sunshiny blond hair . . . capacity Petite . . . energetic at all times . . . has an out- for fun - ' A home room Officer' standing place in the choir . . . very likable . . . easy to know. DOROTHY MAE FULK ELLA CATHERINE DUNN Tall . . . athletically inclined . . . her fingers have I 1 ' . I talent . . . draws well . . . easy to know . . . member Shining dark hair . . . conscientious student . . . of the Dramatic Club. plays the drum in the band . , . has a smile for every- one . . . fun to know . . . attractive. LOU ELLEN PUNDERBURK FRANCES EILEEN EARNHARDT Friendly . . . unaffected . . . plays viola well . . . Tall . . . attractive . . . quiet . . . neat . . . hard usually gay . . . sings in the choir . . . nice to know working , . . Bible student. . . . friendly. NINETEEN FORTY six Nfl Q N: t,-xi K . .Lg , 1. f,. x J 6- 5 ix I QV xx K--.fx if 'Q - - THE ACORN SE IORS ROBERT CLIFTON GARDNER NORA WELLES HAIRE Usually called Nick . . . quite a French student Optimistic . . . easy to know . . . fun-loving . . . . . has a winning way . . . home room officer . . . member of M. L. L. Club . . . hard worker . plays football . . . laughs a lot . . . fun to be around. member of the Senior Choir . . . attractive. l T211 ' ' ' attrflctiffe ' ' ' always ready for 3 good Has a smile for everyone . . . whiz on basketball me ' A - COHSCWUOUS Worker OH the ACORN - - - court . . . member of s. O. L. Bible Club . . . agree- representative to the student assembly . . . poised . . . able l . ' Casual manner' friendly. Dark hair . . . a smile for everyone . . . draws Genuinely friendly Q nice to tfe around ' ' well . . . hard worker . . . D. E. student . . . winsome. hall boy ' ' ' full of mischief and devlltry' JAMES DAVID GOODWIN DQNALD LEWIS HELM5 Blond hail' A - - 2fhlCflC31lY i11Cli1'l2d - V - 1193! ill Enthusiastic . . . likes to dance . . . fun to be with BPPQZYHHCC - - - Pf0Ud - - - unassuming- . . . library assistant . . . hard worker on dance committee . . . always around where there is fun. EARL BRUCE GORDON ' Laughs a lot . . . plays a lot . . . works a lot . , . JAMES HENDRIX member of the Honor Society . . . really knows his . . . Loves to talk . . . a good sport . . . enthusiastic . . . geometry . . . very likable. , . mischievous . . . human dynamo of energy. JOHN LUTHER GOULD Better known as Jack . . . tall . . . always ready BARBARA HENLEY for an argument . . . pretty brown eyes . . . plenty Conscientious student . . . quiet disposition . . . of gray matter . . . easy to know. studious . . , a great deal of determination . . . mem- ber of the S. O. L. Bible Club. MICHAEL HADDOCK ,Dark hair and eyes . . . rarely serious . . . always MARTHA ANN HERION ready for fun . . . wittiest senior boy . . . sings in Dependable ' ' . knows every nook and comer of the Choir' the office . . . likes dramatics . . . member of the Girl Reserves . . . conservative manner. BETTY JEAN HAHN Small . . . dimples . . . laughs a lot . . . keen interest in class activities . . . always ready to help 1 FAYE MATILDA HOLOBOUGH ' . . . eyes that never miss a thing . . . cutest senior . . . Warm hearted . . . good natured . . . wistful . . . member of Honor Society . . . vice-president of Girl conscientious student . . . always ready to help . . Reserves . , . idealistic. friendly. x NINETEEN EORTY SIX 'Nf Q f'- 1 - - --- THE ACORN ii...1T SE IORS PAUL ALEXANDER HOWELL BEULAH RAY KNOX Hard working D. E. Student . . . likes to have Nice to be around . . . enthusiastic . . . member of fun . . . member of the traffic force . . . always smiling the Honor Society . . . neat . . . casually intelligent , . . vice-president of home room. . . . conscientious worker . . . member' of Imperatores Club . . . sympathetic and understanding . . . hard worker on ACORN . . . usually called Boots. VIRGINIA RUTH HOWELL Outstanding Bible student . . . dependable , always ready to help . . . friendly . . . sincere . . Capable. Tall . . . gentlemanly . . , fun to be with . . MARSHALL GRAY LADD nonchalant . . . member of the traffic force . friendly manner. ERMA HUBER . . . l'3l9!'lI2d . . . pretty WZIVY hair . . . creative . , , drawing is her favorite pastime . . , 1 I I art editor of the ACORN . , . friendly, . . ,helpful. Keen mteresf In people ' ' ' esteemed ' ' ' Junior marshal . . , likes a good argument . , , always ready to help . . . capable . . . eyes that never miss a thing . . . frank. JAMES ROGERS JACKSON CSummer School l945j Enthusiastic . . . nice to know . . . keen interest BETTY I-'OU LAWING in people . . . intelligent . . . ambitious . . . under- Friendly . . . likes to dance . . . sercetary of Girl standing, Reserves . . . usually on the move . . . a good sport . . . a southern drawl that just mows 'em down . . . a great deal of determination. WILLIE MAE JERMAN Conscientious student . . . a hard worker . Z . ELIZABETH LEDWELL member of the Senior Honor Society . . . representative to the student assembly . . . accommodating . . . good Herd Worker - - - HHYUYBHY Smart - - - UHBSSUTUIHE Common Sense' . . . pensive . . . adaptable. GEORGIA PAUL KAPERONIS BOBBY CONWAY LEE Capable . . . efficient . . . clinic assistant . . . nice Blond ' ' ' always has 3 smile ' ' Q muslcal A ' ' disposition l . ' member of the band l I l fun to be member of the traffic force . . . methodical . . . accolm- with . . . kind. modafmg- MARY JEAN LEE MARION D. KARNAZES 1 , l I Impetuous . . . always around where there IS fun Likable I. . . thoughtful . . . member of the Senior and laughter . ' . hard Worker ' I . member of the Honor Society . . . lady-like . . . mature . . . serious. dance committee . . i 3 mischievous gleam in her I eye . . . pleasing personality . . . capable. CHARLES EDWARD KNIGHTEN Tall! . . . good looking . . considerate . . . senior SARAH JANE LEE class officer . . . bashful . . . member of the traffic Innocent expression in her eyes . . . sings in the force . . . a mischievous gleam hidden behind a timid choir . . . loves a good time . . , unassuming . . . front. warm hearted . . . easy to know. N IN ETEEN FORTY SIX A N! Ra f' 'X V ,5- THE ACORN FRANK W. LIPPARD 8-19 1 9 2 45 J oHN DARWIN LITTLE Proud . . . ambitious football player . . .member of the traffic force . . . fun to be around . . . biggest heart breaker in the senior class . . . original. RAY LUTHER LOFLIN Versatile . . . capable president of the Senior class . . .leader among students. . .liked by everyone. . . captivating grin . . . baseball, basketball and football make up his athletic world . . . care-free but conscien- tious. 'RUTH ALMA LOTSHAW Certainly imperturable . . . subtle sense of humor . . . pensive . . . nice to know. ' MARIAN E. MCCALLUM Capable . . . always ready and willing for any job . . . member of the Honor Society . . . home room officer . . . laughs a lot . . . genuinely friendly. FLOYD EDMOND MCCLAMROCK Reserved manner . . . member of M. L. L. Club . . . sings in the choir . . . most dignified senior . . . conscientious . . . dependable. RALPH LANE MCGRATH Tall . . . not easily disturbed . . . dry wit . . bashful . . . optimistic . . . fun to be around. CORA CARLEEN MGLAIN Interested in class activities . . . neat . . . Secretary of M. L. L. Club . . . efficient . . . enthusiastic . . . friendly. ORS VIRGINIA J UANITA MGLAIN Quiet . . . unassuming . . . considerate of other people . . . imperturable . . . innocent expression. BEVERLY ANN MGCLELLAN Beauty with brains . . . versatile . . . her fingers have talent . . . chief marshal . . . D. A. R. winner . . .capable editor of the ACORN. . influential. . . leader among students . . . liked by all . . . outstanding abilities. DOROTHY LOUISE IVICLENDON Dimples in her chin . . . quiet . . . thoughtful . . . consistent . . . unassuming . . . member of S. O. L. Bible Club. LILLIAN DELORES MCNEIL Small , . . pretty brown eyes . . . president of the M. L. L. Club. . .hard worker. . .member of ACORN Staff . . . Junior marshal . . . nice to be around. . . capable . . . unmistakable voice . . . president of Girl Reserves. PEGGY LOUISE MCNEIL Sophisticated . . . quiet dignity . . . clinic assistant . . . member of the choir . . . shining dark hair . . . keen eyes. LUCY JOSEPHINE MILLER A grin for everyone . . . energetic . . . optimistic . . . enthusiastic about the Navy . . . member of the choir . . . interested in Bible Club . . . fun to be around. MGDANIEL MIIvIs, JR. Quiet . . . pensive . . . musical abilities . . . plays in the band and orchestra . . . capable . . . better known as Dan. BEVERLY JUNE MOORE P Small . . . keen interest in people . . . always ready to help . . . Secretary of Business Girls' Club . . . member of Bible Club . . . fun to be with . . . enthusiastic. - NINETEEN FORTY SIX - Nft Q if 4' f '5 THE ACORN SE IORS HAZEL RUTH MORGAN DELORES MARIE PAYNE Poise personified . , , Junior marshal . . . capable A winning smile . . . quite a sense of humor . . . and efficient . . . treasurer of the M. L. L. Club . . . athletically inclined . . . cafeteria assistant . . . active exceptional student . . . eyes that sparkle . . . laughs member of Girl Reserve Club. a lot . . . friendly. MARY ADDIE PLYLER CHARLES EI-BERT NEELEY Petite . . . hard working D. E. student . . . unas- Quiet . . . adaptable . . . conscientious . . . accommo- Sbmlng - - - member of Bible Club - - - Wlbsbme' dating . . . easy to know 4 . . fun to be around. WILLIAM SIDNEY PRIM CLYDE CALDWELL NEELY Thoughtful . . . better known as '4Bill . . . well Esteemed . . . usually around where there is fun and liked ' ' ' Captlvatlng Pelsoballll' - - - keen lflbefesl laughter , e . bome room officer . ' ' member of the in people . . . conscientious in spite of happy-go-lucky Honor Society . , . Junior marshal . , , linesman atlltude- of football team . . . has many friends. DOWD LITTON PRIMM. JR. ROBERT THOMAS NUSSMAN Member of traffic force . . . unmistakable voice . . . Better known as 'iBObby i ' l iikes furi l ' r mis, good-looking . . . well liked . . . plays football and chievous . . . member of traffic force . . . cooperative baseball Well ' ' ' takes life with 3 laugh ' ' ' emhu' . . . a sense of humor. Slilsfle- EDNA LORETTA O'SHIELDs BETTY ZANE PROCTOR Qften has 3 quizzical expression in ber eyes s . l Tall . . . attractive . . . member of Debating Club pretty red hair , , , member of rbe Honor Soeiery . . . talented pianist . . . wavy dark hair . . . member , , , gingg in rbe eboir i , i Wisrfoi . i D soeiabiee of Girl Reserves . . . capable and willing student. BILLIE QLINER OVERCASH EARL GORDON RABORN Exact - - - 30041 at lJ21Sk6tlJall . . . agreeable , , . Tall . . . unassuming . . . conscientious worker cafeteria aggigfanf , , , naturally euriy hair i l . frm . . . traffic officer . . . representative to student as- to be with . . . subtle sense of humor. Sembll' - - 1 linesman on fbofball team' PHYLLIS CLAIRE PARKER WESLEY MARTIN RABOTRN Never a dull moment with Phil around . . . A quiet Way ' ' ' demure ' ' ' meblber of Honor dry wir s I i member of rbe band . I e mosr arhierie Society . . . secretary of S. O. L. Bible Club . . . senior girl . . . a human dynamo of energy. atbletle - ' - metbbdlcal- MARY ALICE PARKS JOHN T. RAY, JR. Quiet way , . . studious . . . member of the Honor Likes to dance . . . transferred . . . cheerleader . . . Society . L . active in Bible Club . . . hard worker . . . member of Bible Club . . . good natured . . . usually plays basketball well . . . nice to know. smiling. f NINETEEN FORTY SIX e? V THE ACORN SE IORS ROBERT RAY ROWE Friendly . . . laughs a lot . . . representative to student assembly . . . home room officer . . . easy to know. RUTH REAMES Mischievous . . . gay . . . Winsome . . . always around Where there is fun . . . usually on the move. MARY INEZ REID Attractive . . . quiet dignity . . . considerate . . NOEL CLIFTON RUNYAN Enthusiastic . . . plays trumpet Well . . . hall boy . . . member of traffic force . . . very likable . . . home room Officer . . . Junior Marshall . . . neat . . dependable . . . Well liked. Winsome. JAMES LEMONDE REINHARDT Active in class affairs . . . nice looking . . . witty . . . always around where there is fun and laughter JAMES RANDALL SEVERS Versatile . . . excells in baseball, basketball and football . . , capable and efficient president of student body . . . member of Imperatores Club . . . influential . . . member of the Imperatores Club . . . officer in the Student Council . . . varsity basketball player . . . member of dance committee. . . . ambitious . . , very likable . . . laughs a lot . . . unassuming. BETTY JEAN 'RICHARDSON - Blonde . . . quite a sense of humor . . . eyes that don't miss a thing . . . indefatigable , . . untiring conversationalist . . . keen interest in people. JAMES SMITH Tall . . . conscientious . . . home room chaplain . . studious . . . accommodating . . . nice to know. BOYCE HEYWOOD ROBERTS Laughs a lot . . . traffic officer . . . hard working business manager of ACORN. . ,hot trumpet player, , . another Harry James . . . fun to be with . . . pleasant smile . . . determined. NANCY KATHERINE SMITH Studious . . . unassuming . . . friendly . . . nice to know . . . conscientious . . . dependable . . . Winsome. JAMES ARTHUR ROBERTSON Demure . . . member of band and orchestra . . . talented trumpet player . . . traffic officer . . . easy to know . . . conscientious. WILLIE IVIARIE SMITH Quiet . . . unassuming . . . always ready to help . . nice to know . . . cooperative. MAHOTA ELIZABETH ROGERS Attractive . . . well liked . . . best dressed senior girl . . . active member of Girl Reserve Club , , . S. O. L. Bible Club member . . . good dancer . . fun to be around . . . sophisticated good looks. MARJORIE STALLINGS Conscientious . . . willing to Work . . . friendly . . . cooperative . . . unruffled disposition . . . num- erous responsibilities . . . a quiet dignity . . . soft voice. JANICE LANELL STANLEY Better known as i'Nell . . . small . . . most bashful senior . . . Office assistant . . . member of the choir MARGARET ANN ROHLEDER Sincere . . . friendly . . . very likable . . . member of the choir . . . capable . . . active in Bible Club . . . always ready to help . . . nice to know. . . . active Girl Reserve . . . consistent . . . thoughtful. f, NINETEEN I-IORTY SIX - - - - I I Q i Fi? THE ACORN E IORS NANCY LAWRENCE SUTTON RICHARD NEAL WESTMORELAND Friendly . . , capable , . . dependable , . . hard Tall . . . nice looking . . . studious . . . grade worker . . . member of the choir . . . hair that always officer . . . springs on his feet on basketball court curls . . , very likable . , . proud. and dance floor . . . member of Imperatores Club . . . Junior marshal . . . member of Honor Society . . nice to know. RAY PINCHER TAYLOR Enthusiastic . . . keen interest in people . . . easy ROBERT STUART WILLIAMS to know . . . winsome . . . a smile for everyone. Better known as Bobby , . , a quiet way . . . member of the band . . . conscientious . . . hard worker . . . unassuming . . . member of D. E. Club. WARD BEECHER THREATT Quite a sense of humor . . . capable and willing to ' help . . . always around where there is fun . . . tall CAROLYN JANE WILSON - - I member Of ACORN Staff A A A adept t0 Publie Interested in class affairs . . . expressive hands . . . Speakmg- subtle sense of humor . . . treasurer of Debating Club . . . member of ACORN Staff . . . office assistant. . . nice to be around. JO ANN TERRELL Chairman of dance committee . . . keen interest in JAMES WILKINSON people . . . home room officer . . . member of lmpera- I 1 tores Club . . . leader among students . . . poise per- Nlce looking ' - - Consldetate - - - member Of the sonified . . . Winsome . . . pretty . . . unmistakable band ' - - good m dfamaflcs - - - adept at debating grin b ' ' good in dramatics. . . . very likable . . . studious . . . hard worker . . . pleasing personality. IRENE TYSER GENEVA RUTH WILSON Conscientious student . . . blonde hair . . . hard Dark hair I i . good natured I ' i can be Serious or Wofkef' - - - Capable ' - - Bible award Winner - - - full of fun . . . secretary of D. E. Club . . . member Very hkable' of Girl Reserves . . . easy to know. MELBA GLADYS WALLACE Dignity personified . . . wistful . . . Junior marshal FRANCES ELAINE WISHART Rarely serious . . . always on the move . . . laughs member of Honor Society level headed a lot . . . home room officer . . . active Girl Reserve loves dramatics . , . imperturable . , . good student ' ' ' Hard Worker ' ' ' Small ' ', ' Tembef ACORN - - Staff . . . never a dull moment with Blackie around. . . . attractive . . . pretty wavy hair. ' JAMES MYLES WRIGHT ELIZABETH JANE WATSON I I Jim . . . conscientious . . . always laughing . . . A quiet way . . . laughs a lot . . . vice-president of friendly I . . has plenty of Hgray matterrf ' D I keen S. O. L. Bible Club . . . always ready to help . . . a dreamy look in her eyes. eyes . . . ambitious . . . enthusiastic. ROBERT ALEXANDER ZEDAKER JAMES FRANKLIN WARREN Sense of humor . . . a smile for everyone . . . Better known as Jimmy . . . takes life with plays in the band . . . sings in the choir nice a laugh . . . fun to be with . . . keen mind . . . dark eyes . . . boyish . . . easy to know very quizzical expression often in his eyes. friendly. N INETEEN FORTY SIX x.f 15 ,- OUR E TRANCE---OUR EXIT As exciting as an opening night on Broadway was the first day at Harding. Our cast of about one hundred and ninety seventh graders felt proud, yet very insignificant. We were practically lost in the hustle of senior high students, who regarded us with aloofness and definite superiority. We didn't mind this, however, for we were fascinated by our surroundings and very engrossed in ourselves. Hitching our wagons to a star, and' fixing our eyes on a distant peak, we stepped before the footlights with the determination to give the best performance possible. Starring in Act I were Howard Boyd, president: Jean Lee, vice-president: Jean Laudeman, secretary: and Johnnie Caldwell. treasurer. Mrs. Steele was our director for the year. With eager anticipation of the eighth grade, we had intermission. Our eagerness was rewarded, for when the curtain rose on Act II, we found' new experiences awaiting us. A little dash of social life was added. The Girl Reserves, with Beverly McClellan, Ann Sarratt, Lillian McNeil, and Boots Knox as officers, were very active. The Junior Hi-Y club offered a swell opportunity to boys who were interested in sports and extra curricular activities. Jim Severs and Bobby Jackson served as president and vice-presi- dent respectively. In the role of eighth grade officers, we had Jim Severs, president: Jerry Charles. vice-president: Jo Ann Terrell, secretary: and Dowd Primm, treasurer. While the boys were idolizing such rough 'n' ready guys as Sandy Cook and Paul Monty, the girls were wondering if they would ever become as sophisticated as the seniors of '42. After an eventful year, the curtain closed, sealing another chapter of our lives. The ninth grade found us more enthusiastic than ever before. This was to be our final act in junior high school. Our guiding star through this milestone in our careers was Jean Laudeman, who, with a swell supporting cast, brought us through Act III with great approval from the critics. The National Junior Honor Society, with Neal Westmoreland as president. claimed twenty- one of our number. The high ideals for which this organization stood prepared its members for the responsibilities they were to face as senior high students. Two new clubs were added to Harding-the M. L. L. Club under the leadership of Mrs. Sawyer, and the S. O. L. Bible Club, directed by Miss MacKorell. A highlight of the musical stage was the Operetta, HKing Ko KO , presented by the junior high school choir. Many other activities, such as banquets, dances, and plays, were crowded into the year. The tenth grade was an entirely new type of production. Everything was different from observing second lunch period to the beaming way in which we informed people that were now sophomores. Jim Severs, Beverly McClellan, and Ray Lollin' as officers strived to keep us in full view of the public eye. Activities were abounding with tenth graders beginning to take leading parts. Officers in the Student Council, members of the Hustler staff, and the dance committee were some of the important roles. The Senior Hi-Y participated in competitive sports and held a very enjoyable banquet. A large part of the basketball team was made up of sophomores and our '46 grid stars were already beginning to shape up. Another outstanding performance had been given. Act V found us' racing toward our goal. Juniors-that word as music to our ears. From our cast, We elected Willie Austin. president: Jim Severs. vice-president: and Ray Loflin, secretary- treasurer. Miss Lois Carter was our adviser. The Debating Club, under the direction of Mrs. Shore, was added to our school. We paid very close attention to the activities of the senior class, for we, as their understudies, were to fill their positions. We hoped, however, to equal and surpass their merits. We, acting as host, attended the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was held at the Woman's Club. Rev. Howard Wilkinson was our guest speaker. Junior marshals were chosen with Beverly McClellan as chief, and Neal Westmoreland as assistant chief. Many of us attended Class Day, the Commencement Sermon, and Commencement just to get a sneak preview of our own forthcoming exercises. In Act VI we felt the spotlight full upon us. Tensely, we squared our shoulders for this, our final performance. The most promising stars among us this season were officers of the Student Council, Jim Severs, president: Ray Loflin, vice-president: and Tommy Coursey, treasurer. The senior class officers were Ray Loflin, president: Neal Westmoreland, vice-president: Charles Knighten, secretary: and Willie Austin, treasurer. Mrs. Shore was our prompter for the year. We seniors went through the usual paces of choosing superlatives, Class Day officers, and deciding on our Graduation formalities. Beverly McClellan was elected as the Harding entry in the D. A. R, Good Citizenship Contest. As the curtain lowered on the last act, we realized with gratitude that we were the first class in seven years to give its closing performance in a peaceful world. JIMMY WILKINSON, Historian. Page Thirty PROPHECY JUNE, 1 9 5 6 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA Last night at the Harding Memorial Theatre lovers of the drama were treated to the world premiere of Life with the Class of l946 . This play, the literary production of Tommy Coursey, Peggy Coppala, and Barbara Landrum, certainly is destined to rank in point of popularity with Tobacco Road , 'iAbie's Irish Rose , and Life with Father , As the curtain rises we see Erma Huber and Jack Goodwin painting a portrait of the most beautiful girl in the world. For their model they are using the combined beauties of Betty Proctor, Betty Lou Collins, Beverly McClellan and Jo Ann Terrell. Richard Barnum Bennick is well cast as the circus proprietor and his troupe includes many seasoned veterans of the stage, including: Jimmy Goodwin, as the side-show barker who supplies the main tent with fresh air: George Alexander, who waters the elephants: the famous Lee twins, Jean and Jane: the noted Jim twins, Wright and Warren: and those torrid tropical dancers, Elossy Garr, Elaine Wishart, Barbara Henley, and Mahota Rogers. It is a rare thrill to watch those famous McNeil sisters, Peggy and Lillian. The outstanding costumes of the whole cast which consists of sporty clothes and' bow-ties, are designed by those two make-up artists and clothes designers, Boots Knox and Boyce Roberts. Further evidence of their touches is found in the costumes of Ray Loflin and Jim Severs, the two clowns whose antics provide much of the fun of the evening. The curtain at act one comes down in a thrilling finale as Marshall Ladd dives from the high tower into a glass of water held by Phyllis Parker. Did he make it? Blub-blubl During intermission Jimmy Robertson leads his band through Mickey Haddock's composition entitled When the Banana Skins are Pealing, I'll Come Sliding Back to You . Musicians in the band are as follows: Noel Runyan and Bobby Williams, trumpets: Bobby Lee, Georgia Kaperonis. and Dan Mims, clarinets: Catherine Dunn, drum: Bobby Zedaker and Lou Ashby, basses: William Austin and James Hendrix, whistles. At the conclusion of this number R. E. Ford and Gene Burnett can be heard crying, Cigars, cigarettes, peanuts, and popcorn, as they go up and down the aisles. These two young men have just made a fortune in opening a cigar store on the corner of Irwin Avenue and West Sixth Street. The lights are dimmed and the curtain rises on act two. The heroine Betty Jean Hahn is being pursued by those two wolves, Cute-boy Earnhardt and Heart-breaker Little . Taking no chances these slick-chicks have hired Earl and Wesley Raborn, big time bouncers, to take care of all competition. Everything runs along smoothly until detective Neal Westmoreland arrives on the scene and throws the villians into prison. The heroine is esorted by Nick Gardner to the Justice of the Peace, John Ray. Much of the humor of the drama is centered around Dowd Primm's swimming pool and aquarium, where we find many different kinds of fish and sharks, including Donald Helms and Neil Hasty. The comedian in the scene is Ward Threatt, who may also be heard on the popular radio program, Canlt You Stop This ? Jimmy Wilkinson, Martha Herion, Rachel Beatty, and Melba Wallace are the starring performf ers with their brilliant acting. A new scene, concerning the matrimonial bureau of Eloyd McClamrock and Ralph McGrath, replaced the spot previously taken by crooner Caldwell Neely. Last evening as. Mr. Neely was singing, several bobby-sockers swarmed the stage and as a result the crooner was seriously in- jured. Police Commissioner Bill Prim is holding Erances Bearden, Joyce Cooper and Nora Haire for questioning. The drama draws to an exciting end as Charles Patrick Henry Knighten quotes, Give me liberty or give me Betty Lou Lawing . With this quotation still ringing in our ears, the curtain falls on a brilliantly acted drama. Everyone-the actors and the audience, has enjoy- ed Life with the Class of l946 . JIMMY REINHARDT, Pl'Opf70l. Page Thirty-one L--nn LAST WILL D TESTAM We, actors in the play, Life at Harding, finding ourselves in the last scene after a six-year run, do regretfully recognize the necessity for making the following last will and testament: ARTICLE I To Mr, Hawkins 1. First, we leave to you, our director, a sincere appreciation for your guidance in our most important production. 2. We also leave to you the hope that the next play, closing in! 1947, will turn out to be a more colossal success than ours. ARTICLE II To The Rising Seniors 1. We leave the hope that your production will prepare you well for the theater of life. 2. We leave, too, our humble gratitude that our world is now a better stage. ARTICLE III To The Teachers 1. VVe leave to Mrs. Shore, Mrs. Christman, and Miss Sandifer our heartfelt thanks that you have proved to be more than just our teachers. We will always remember you as being among our best friends. 2. To Miss Batten we leave once again the job of advising the student assembly, the Hustler staff, and the Junior Honor Soicety. 3. To Mrs. Mackey we voice our appreciation for her assistance on the 1946 ACOHN. 4. To Mr. Cook and Coaches Gettle and Faulkner goes our esteem for helping put Harding on the map'. 5. To Miss Watson and Miss Yelvington we leave our thanks for guiding the dance committee and dramatic activities respectively. 6. We leave to Miss Fore the hope that you will not have one single failure in all your English classes next year. 1 7. To Mrs. Sawyer and the M. L. L. Club we leave our appreciation for sponsoring a lot of good times. ARTICLE IV To The School 1. I, Neal Westmoreland, will my ability to get along with Coach E. P. Faulkner to Harry Bizzell. 2. Hazel Morgan bequeathsl her skill to take care of the M. L. L. Club funds to Lillian Owens. 3. Jimmy Wilkinson leaves his title as Most Studious to any junior who is willing to earn. it. 4. Boots Knox leaves next year's solid geometry class of boys to Lois Cox with the hope that she keeps her mind on geometry. 5. Peggy McNeil and Jim Wright willingly give the chemistry laboratory back to Dr. Murdock. 6. I, Ray Loflin, do hereby will my athletic ability and way with the women to Ed Dickson, who I'm sure doesn't need the last one. 7. I, Carleen McClain, give all my books on medicine to any junior who thinks he can understand them. 8. Rachall Beatty leaves to Anita Dixon, a budding young artist, her position as pianist for and title of Most Studiousu. the choir 9. Ernie Earnhardt wills his ability to have the loudest mouth in studyhall to Harry Reeder. 10. We, Marian Karnazes and Alease Doggett, leave our ability to get married while a senior to anyone who wants it. 11. Marshall Ladd leaves his would be ability to play center on the basketball team to lanky Harold Jones. 12. Phil Parker wills her position as Most Athletic to the Grier twins, who will fill the title well. 13. I, Nick Gardner, do hereby will my ability to get along with Miss Yelvington to Pug Pearman, who really needs it. 14. I. Charles Neely, leave my bashful ways to Billy Latimer. 15. Joyce Cooper and Betty Lou Lawing leave their ability to hold a boy friend for three anybody who will take the trouble, 16 . To any unsuspecting female junior, Maxine Bryant wills her ability and courage to love sailor. 17 . Dowd Primm bequeaths his seat in the tenor section of the choir . I, Earl Raborn, will my ability to sing and yodel during gym to James McClendon. to little Aubrey Deal. . I, Dorothy Drum, will my ability to hold friends to Missy Landis. . To Don Neal. Jim Severs leaves his car in hopes that he will repair it. 18 19 20. Betty Zane Proctor grants her persuasive talents to Nancy Lewis. 21 22 . I, Elizabeth Watson, leave my long, dark hair to my sister, Margaret. 23. Jean Agner wills her compass and protractor to Gilda White, who may take it or leave it . 24 I, Mickev Haddock, will my deep bass voice and extremely broad vocabulary to Snooky Nunis. 25. Edna O'Shields, Alice Broome, and Ellen Ford leave their places in the choir to Mr. Cook, hoping he can find destined Metropolitan opera stars to fill the vacancies. years to just one 26. William Gene Burnette wills his center spot on the H. H. S. Golden Rams to Joe Church and his ability to get along with Miss Watson. to Barry Payne. 27. Chemist Mary Alice Parks leaves her laboratory apron to the future chemistry classes. 28. I, Elizabeth Ledwell, bestow my great mind to Gilda White. 29. Robert Rowe wills his ability to come to school most of the time to his cousin, Jerry Rowe. 30. I. Betty Jean Hahn, will to Barbara Clapp my title of Cutest Seniorn. 31. Dot McLendon leaves her love for shorthand to Patsy Severs while Lucy Miller leaves her love for the Navy to Zallar Eastwood. 32. Jamesi David Goodwin wills his weights and big shoulders to Robert Holthouser. 33. I, Jean Lee, give my title as Biggest Heartbreaker to Missy 34. I. R. E. Ford, will my beautiful blond hair to Barry Payne. 35. We. Ann Rohleder and Peggy Harris, leave our abilty to get and Peggy Horton respectively. 36. Ruth Wilson wills her big mouth to all the Wilsons that follow J 37. I, John Ray, do grant the right to have the corniest nickname in arrett. Landis and wish her better luck. to school on time to Betty Harrison after her. I the senior class to Phyllis Muscles 38. To Frances Plyler, Mary Plyler leaves her salesmanship talents. 39. I. Jane Lee, do reluctantly bequeath Snooky Nunis to Margie Holliman, 40. George Alexander wills his bottle of ball cleaner to Joe White. His last words are, Hold 'em down Joe! 41. Bobby Yegg Williams leaves his second cornet position in the hand to whoever can hold his horn up high, 42. I, Nell Stanley, present my position as member of the program committee in the S. O. L. Bible club to Margaret Watson. 43. To Bobby Little. Johnny Little leaves his great love for the women. l 44. Helen Adams wills her ability to make a D. E. manual to anyone who attempts such and Elaine Wishart hands over her ability to talk in class to the same. Page Thirty-two 45. Nancy Sutton, Lou Ellen Funderburke, and Catherine Dunn leave their ability to get along with each other to the J. R. Club. 46. Jack Goodwin, Dot Fulk and Bill Alexander just leave, knowing everyone will be happy. 47. I, Jo Ann Terrell, do hereby will William Andrew Pearman to the junior class to love, cherish, and abide by him until the time comes for me to take over. 48. Frances Bearden grants her title as the smallest senior to the junior best suited for it. 49. To Jean Grier, Jimmy Warren wills his English ability to make O. 50. We, James Hendrix and Alice Sue Saxon give our ability to get along with all the teachers to Wallace Burgess. 51. I, Peggy Coppala, hand over my willingness to argue at the drop of a hat to Eugene Jackson. 52. I, Inez Reid, will my title as Most Dignified to Lois Cox who deserves the honor. . 53. Charles Knighten wills his dressing room locker and lock to Harry Whip Reeder. 54. Betty Flowers leaves her sewing talents to her sister, Barbara. 55. Gloria Garr and Barbara Landrum leave their nicknames Flossie and Pug respectively to anyone who wants them. 56. Beverly McClellan bequeaths her love of music to Margie Holliman. 57. I, Bill Prim, would like to leave my fear of Miss Yelvington to Ed Proctor. 58. To Jean Taylor with best wishes, Barbara Henley wills her weather-beaten and workvworn bookkeeping textbook. 59. To Nancy Bowen, Nora Haire leaves her low down voice, while Erma Huber leaves her title of Most Talented . 60. I, Melba Wallace, leave to Frank Roberts, my ability to debate. 61. Earl Gordon wills his nicknames- Nooney , Bug-soup , Flash', Bub , and Rusty , to Erskine Foard. 62. Ray Taylor hands over his hell-driver and ace pilot license to Bob Groves. 63. I, Carolyn Wilson, leave my giggle to anyone who can endure it. 64. To Jean Foster, Mahota Rogers leaves her title as Best Dressed . 65. Martha Ann Herion wills her position in the M. L. l.. Club to anyone who is willing to work. 66. To Don Harkey, Bobby Lee, Georgia Kaperonis, and Dan Mims donate their clarinets. 67. We, Vivian Finley and Jessie Ferrell, leave our high-pressure sales talk to next year's D. E. students. 68. I, Irene Tyser, will my shorthand books to Mary Lee Kennedy, with the hope that she may be able to master the brief forms. 69. Ruth Reams bestows her love for chewing gum while in Mr. Cook's class upon Jackie Belliveau. 70. E. Richard Bennick, Jr. leaves his ability to lea.ve the women alone to Horace Todd. 71. To Snooky Nunis, Willie Austin gives his title as Best Looking Senior . 72. I, Frances Earnhardt, will my height to Essie Atkins. 73. I, Betty Lou Collins, leave my love and admiration for the football team and position of cheerleader to Missy Landis and Margie Holliman. 74. Paul Howell wills his place in Miss Esteridge's class to any unsuspecting student who'll take it. 75. To Joan VVilson, Marian McCallum leaves her lucrative position as private secretary to Mrs. Shore. 76. We, Billie Overcash and Delores Payne, will our friendship to all the junior boys. 77. I. Donald Helms, bequeath my drapes to Joe Dennis. I know he'll look good in them. 78. Noel Runyan leaves his knack for making a loud noise on a trumpet to Fred Tompson. 79. Ruth Lotshaw leaves her personality to anyone who will work to develon it. 80. To Dolores Corn, Virginia Howell wills her ability to get along with the Bible teacher, Miss MacKorell. 81. I. Wes Raborn, will my ability to get along with the teachers to Billie Watts. 82. Jimmy Robertson gives his chair in the band to Aubrey Deal, while Boyce Roberts and Joe Salem leave their trumpet-playing talents to the same. ' 83. I. I.ou Ashby, leave my string bass to Margie Holliman. 84. Marie Smith leaves her ability to get to school at least two minutes before the last bell rings to Virginia Minish. 85. T, Bobby Nussman, relinquish the first seat of the first row in room 206 to Bill Pearman who I'm sure will fill it to its capacity. 86. And I, Caldwell Neely, leave my sympathy for all future class lawyers. CALDWELL NEELY, Class Lawyer. CLASS POEM Actors, well We've done our party The first act now is o'er. Work and act with all your heart: For there are still acts more. We've struggled hard for six long scenes To gain this worthy goal. The next act lies beyond our teens Where riches may unfold. The past is gone: we can't retrace The steps we've failed to take.' Onward work to win the place We've always hoped to make. The second act is just aheadg So meet it face to face. Never from this path be led: We have to win the race. Harding, we hope we may leave you Better than before we came. A parting word we want to give you: We're proud to bear your name. RACHEL BEATTY, POEI. Page Thirty- three 1 JUNIOR DON NEAL . . . ONA GODFREY . . , Page Thirty-four PAT KISER LOUISE RAMSEY FRED CULBRETH JOE CHURCH MARGY HOLLIMAN MARSHALS ...,....Chz'f?f . . . .Assistant Chief MISSY LANDIS IDA LOCKEY JULIA LOVE WALLACE BURGESS LOIS COX UNIOR CLASS OFFICERS FRANK ROBERTS . . .A.. ..A.. P resident BARRY PAYNE ...... Vice-President PEGGY HORTON ..A,..,. Secretary DON NEAL . ...., Treasurer fm Www Page Thirty flue A N A if H I '5- A I ' 1.- . --, fqfwig JU IORS MYRA ADAMS VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG ESSIE ATKINS MILDRED BEAM SARA BECHTLER DOROTHY BELK JACKIE BELLIVEAU ELEANOR BENNETT NANCY BOWEN WAYNE BRADLEY SARA BREWER BETTY BROOM WALLACE BUROESS JUANITA CARPENTER JEAN CARTER JOE CHURCH BARBARA CLAPP NATHANIEL COBB JAY COLEY DELORES CONDER DELORES CORN LOIS COX FRED CULBRETH JOE DENNIS BILLY DIAMONDURAS SAM DUTTON ZALLAR EASTWOOD LILLIAN EAVES BETTY ELLINGTON NETTIE SUE EPPES ERSKINE FOARD BOBBY PORTENBERY JU IORS JEAN FOSTER HARRIETTE FREEMAN MIRIAM GADD JOHN GLUYAS MELVA GODFREY ONA GODFREY NELL GOLIGHTLY JOYCE GOPFERT RICHARD GRAHAM JEAN GRIER JUNE GRIER SHIRLEY GROOMS L I if P ED GUERRANT LOUISE HAILEY DWIGHT HAM EUGENE HARGETT DONALD HARKEY jf I RAYEUN HARPER BETTY HARRISON PAULINE HAWKINS If CLAUDE HELMS DICK HENDRIX JERRY HERALD JANE HOFFMAN MARGY HOLLIMAN ROBERT HOLTHOUSER FRANCES HOLTZCLAW PEGGY HORTON LEON HOOVER EUGENE JACKSON PEGGY ANN JOHNSON LAWRENCE JOHNSTON y UNICRS MARY LEE KENNEDY PATTY KISER MARIE KYKER HARRIETT LANDIS BILL LATIIVIER HELEN LECKIE ROBERT LEONARD BETTY LITTLE BOBBY LITTLE IDA LOCKEY JULIA LOVE BETTY L. MCELHANEY R. MCGLOUOIILIN DORSEY MCILROY R. MCGLOUGHLIN JAMES MCLENDON DOT MCKEE ELEANOR MCKNIGHT W, C. MCRORIE EDITH MILLER ff -s HIAZEL MILLER TEENY MILLER MARGARET MORRIS HELEN NASH BARBARA NEAL DONALD NEAL SNOOKY NUNIS LILLIAN OWENS ANNE PACE LEROY PACE BILL PATTERSON BARRY PAYNE IU IORS BILL PEARMAN KATHLEEN PORTER EDWIN PROCTOR MARGARET PROCTOR LOUISE RAMSEY BOYCE RANSON FRANK ROBERTS BETTY ANN ROBINSON PEOOY 'ROBINSON SUE ROWELL BILL RUSH ESSINE SALEM PATSY SEVERS MARIONETTE SHUIIORD ROSE EMMA SIMMONS FLORA EDITH SKIDMORE ALBERT SMITH BETTY JANE SMITH BOBBY SMITH HARRY SMITH LOUISE SMITH AGREE SOLOMAN BILL STARNES GLADYS STIMPSON BETTY JEAN TAYLOR JEAN TAYLOR NANCY THACKER JOYCE THOMAS JACK THOMPSON FRED THOMPSON CHARLES TILLMAN PEGGY T OOMEY IU IORS BILLIE WATTS GILDA WHITE DOROTHY WHITESIDE JOHN WILSON BETTY JEAN WINGATE JANE WINGATE Page Forty SEVENTH GRADE SARA ZEDAKER . . PEGGY BROWN , . . HENRY LEONARD TOMMY LEONARD .. NINTH GRADE FRED STEFFEY . . BILLIE HAGER . BETTY SUE HOOD ANDY TURNER . . . CLASS OFFICERS . . , President Vice-President . . . Secretary . . .Treasurer . . . .President Vice-President . . . Secretary . , .Treasurer EIGHTH GRADE LOWELL LYNCH ..,... . . JANE ANNE BAXTER .. ,I GLORIA MILLER STEPHEN GODFREY TENTH GRADE MARIE IVIARLOWE NEAL ALEXANDER RAY FISHER ,.,. TOMMY HIPP . . . . . . .President . Vice-President . . . Secretaru , . ,Treasurer . .President Vice-President . , . Secretary . . ,Treasurer Page Forty one TE TH GRADE TE TH GRADE Page Forty-two MRS. RHYNE-2 O5 Bill Crabtree, Bill Ervin, Edward Fitts, Eugene Hancock, Kenneth Hartsell, Phillip Helms, Donald Hendrix, Tommy Hipp, Bobby Huifstettler, Ralph James, Robert James, Harry Mitchell, Fred Payne, Barry Ranson, Charles Ritch, Beth Coursey, Betty Creswell, Nancy Enrd, Jean Ewing, Charlotte Fine, Enid Grady, Marilyn Gunnels, Billie Ann Hahn, Lottie Haney, Betty Hilton, Barbara Houck, Ethel Jerman, Betty Landrum, Jane Langston, Jerry Leonard, Nancy Lewis, Bobbie Ruth McAuley, Doris McGowan, Rose McIntyre, Marie Mitchell, Sara Ann Rudi- sell, Betty Ann Sayer, Kathleen Smith, Hazel Wilson. 5 MRS. ROACH-212 Bright Hilton Barefoot, Harry Bizzell, James Dukes, Bill Durham, Henry Dut- ton, Howard Fast, Ray Fisher, Marshall Gibbs, Ted Gillis, Mack Greenway, John Robert Grier, Howard Hasty, Casey Julian, Wilson Plyler, Robert Lee Roberts, Robert Milburn Saxon, Jack Sigmon. Vincent Tadlock, Fredonia Allen, Daisy Louise Cobb, Joy Culpepper, Faye Earnhardt, Kathryn Elrod, Jacqueline Gardner, Nancy Gardner. Phyllis Jarrett, Marie Marlow, Caroline Miller, Jerry Lee Overcash, Barbara Patterson, Dorothy Lee Raborn, Mary Ann Ritch, Marion Lucille Roberts, Jean Scott, Martha Faye Teague, Betty Jean Troutman, Connie Vosburgh. MRS. SMITH-214 Cannon Adams, Neal Alexander, Bobby Blackmon, Bobby Blackwelder, Herman Brown, James Buckner, Craig Hugh Caldwell, Thomas Caldwell, Audrey Deal, Edwin Dixon, Willard Dixon, Oren Edmonds, Bobby Foster, Richard Gill, Jack Hargett, Edward Hosteller, Charles Landis, Neil Morris, Charles Parker, Ernest Poole, Jerry Rowe, Frank Skillman, Katherine Alexander, Iris Alley, Frankie Jean Beam, Thelma Beatty, Ruby Belliveau, Wilda Blair, Annelle Brooks, Betty Jean Brown, Jo Ann Burn, Carolyn Case, Betty Eaggart, Dorothy Fisher, Gwendolyn Harris, Emogene Horne, Dorothy McDaniel, Katherine Martin, Jean Poole, Patsy Reid, Barbara Reynolds, Nancy Sain, Myrtle Faye Smith, Betty Summey. MISS WATSON--2 O 8 Bill Brock, Allen Griffin, Lawrence Roland Hale, Jack Haskins, James Hurtt, Edward Johnson, Robert Love, William McCallum, John Pierce, Alfred Ramsey, Carroll Smith, Bobby Tanner, William Taylor, James Taylor, Robert Taylor, David Todd, James Walker, William Wilkinson, Jack Woodhurst, Claude Young, Georgia Barbee, Betty Canup, Amaryllis Colson, Margaret Crook, Bobbie Jean Deason, Barbara Ann Glover, Freda Hamilton, Nettie Jane Hill, Frances McKay, Mary Jo Nash, Virginia Nicholson, Miriam Severs, Margaret Shockley, Bennie Steakley, Peggy Swafford, Anne Sue Swaney, Betty Jo Taft, Margaret Vsfatson, Bobbie,White, Elizabeth Wilson, Sue Yount, Laverne Zedaker. TE TH GRADE TE TH GRADE Page Forty-three NINTH GRADE NINTH GRADE Page Forty-four DR. MURDOCH--203 Robert Austin, Palsy Braley, Marie Brewer, Betty Jean Brumfield, Jimmy Camp- bell, Carolyn Collins, Harrill Coppola, Sarah Ann Eliott, Betty Ann liink, Merwin Foard, Carl Punderburk, Evelyn Gopfert, June Haines, Joe Hamrick, Betty Sue Hood, Geraldine Hunter, Jo Ann Irving, Harold Jones, Jewel Jones, Jo Ann Jones, Benny Liles, Wilma Little, Mildred Merritt, Glenn Monteith, Delores Montgomery, Donald Montgomery, Jean Morris, Ava Parks, Wayne Pittman, Shirley Robinson. Barbara Rouse, Betty Ann Rudisill, Carol Smalley, Juanita Smith, Harold Springs, David Lee Summers, Mary Ann Taylor, Dewey Tillman, Joyce Whitley, Worth Wilson, Ned Smith, William Pogle, MISS FORE-112 David Abernethy, T. W. Aldred, Earl Ballard, Harold Barkley, Barry Beatty, Walter Clark, Ed Dickson, David Dunn, Gilbert Gopfert, Jimmy Helms, George Levy, Douglas Little, Jimmy Melvin, Carroll Purcell, Dallas Sawyer, Fred Steffey, Bobby Taylor, Hubert Thompson, Andy Turner, Joe White, Rosa Abernethy. Sarah Altman, Carolyn Boles, Janet Browder, Mary Burch, Peggy Crider, Gloria Darnell, Peggy Jo lfields, Betty Jo lflowe, Margaret l3urr, Helen Gallant, Betty Jean Gardner, Myra Harper, Mildred Harrison, Peggy Harrison, Elva Ann Hunsucker, Barbara Pender, Frances Plyler, Carolyn Purcell, Donna Jean Rogers, Betty Seay, Virginia Todd, Mary XVilkinson, Phyllis Williams, Hope Young. MISS LIDE-101 J. T. Benfleld, Kirk Broom, Carl Chapman, Robert Coppala. Myers Godfrey, Billy Hager, Roy Hatley, James Love, Sandy Lyons. L. L. McLendon, James Miller, Malcolm Rae, Lester Rudisill, Johnnie Salem, John Scroggs, David Smathers, Charles Smith, Harold Snipes, J. B. Spurrier, Eugene Todd, Ralph Turner, Miller Vander- lip, Robert Williams, Helen Baucom, Doris Cook, Thelma Eunderburk, Sarah Gluyas, Doris Hailey, Betty Deane Harris, Cweorgiana Houston, Carolyn Keith, Loretta Kelly, Sarah Moretz, Cxayrie Parish, Betty Puckett, Sue Randall, Frances Rohleder, Betty Jo Skidmore, Mary Lou Traywick, Doris Jean Trull, Mary Wil- liams. Mary Joe Williford, Jean Yandle. Anna Mae Young. MISS YELVINGTON-2 O4 George Allen, Robert Black, Claude Brooks, Jimmy Griggs, John Curoome, Charles Hendrix, Thomas James, Billy Jackson, Robert Kirkley, Stacy Major, Frank McNeil, Mazon Mical, Ernest Morrison, A. P. Morrow, Marvin Nolan. Billy Parrish, John Randall, Thomas Simmons, Bill Sizemore, Marvin Steele, Dan Thompson, Betty Jean Booker, Opal Chappell, Anita Dixon. Glynna Dunton, Margaret Ellis, Barbara Flowers, Joan Gibson. Joyce Haney, Ruth Hill, Suellen Huffman, Beverly Jones, Nancy Lee Kistler, Betty Jane Lefler, Helen McQuay, Virginia Minish, Annette Parker, Jane Ross Powell, Martha Ann Rice, Margie Sanders, Nancy Simpson, Betty Lou Taylor, Peggy Tyler, Marilyn Wilson, Margaret Woodard. NINTH GRADE NINTH GRADE Page Forty-live EIGHTH GRADE MISS BOWDITCH-2 07 Jerry Barbour, Jack Beatty, Norman Beck, Bobby Caudle, Larry COX, Banks Deaton, Cecil Douglas, Wade Gadd, Dale Gillis, Max Glasco, Rex Graham, Charles Hard, Donald Little. Jim McCallum. Earl McQuay, Jimmy Miller, Gene Mitchell, B. W. Prevatt, Holmes Rolston. John Shaw, Ted Wilson, Joyce Blackwell, June Burnette, Gloria Cowick, Carol Dellinger, Patsy Harmon, Ruby Harris, Juddy Hunter, Joan Jenkins, Jerry Long, Gloria Mungo, Sarah Pender, Carol Ann Ray, Doria Reese, Nancy Roberts, Martha Wingate. EIGHTH GRADE Page Forty-six .. . . 4 M. -W , new--c 4 MISS CORDLE-2 1 5 Joe Black, Bruce Blackman, Walter Campbell, Allen Cremens, Vernon Drum, Larry Freeman, Horace Golightly, June Hurley, Jack Marino, Bobby McCorkle, Melvin Mills, Billy Rappe, Frank Spurrier, Bill Whiteside, Janie Bolick, Ann Bow- ers, Joan Brown, Joyce Carter, Ann Carroll, Barbara Conner, Betty Jean Cruse, Betty Sue Dawkins, Johnsie Edwards, Betty Ruth Foster, Bennie Houston, Sue Dell Kelly, Jean Lee, Sarah Lee McCoy. Helen Lily, Betty McPherson, Dorothy Medlin, Peggy Proctor. Jane Robinson, Charlotte Powell, Nancy Solomon, Sarah Starnes, Juanita Stophel, Betty Neal Swindell, Jacqueline Teague. mmm MISS CRAIG-109 James Alexander, Truitt Boone, Bobby Caldwell, James Cook, Joe Culbreth, William Dunton, John Dutton, Jack Frazier, Edgar Geddings, Clarence Hoagland, Lowell Lynch, Billy McElhaney, James Moore, Calvis Putman, Ray Ritch, Herbert Taylor, David White, Robert Fisher, Elinor Berlin, Margie Blakeley, Martha Christ- enbury, Martha Dewalt, Geraldine Flowe, Nancy Hasty, Virginia Jerman, Janice Johnson, Geraldine Kirby, Louise Lockey, Alice Lockwood, Ruth Maier, Christine McKee, Catherine Montgomery, Kitty Monty, Dorothy Neely, Carolyn Noble, Sarah Ranson, Betty Ritch, Betty Shooke, Ann Smith, Janet Turner. EIGHTH GRADE MISS ELLIOTT-210 Ray Barton, Fred Blair, H. T. Elder, Stephen Godfrey, Ben Gregory. Franklin Harbin, Johnny Hawkins, John Ledwell, Bobby Lewis, Alfred Lord. Eugene Moody, Gene Mullins, John Ofsonka, Kenneth Orr, Theodore Petrovits, Fred Prince, Leo Ruff, Billy Short, Ronald Short, Richard Siegle, Bobby Skidmore, James Stroupe, Ronald Taylor, Frances Bracken. Carol Bridges, Becky Castanas, Nancy Grady, Joyce Holbrook, Billie Holmes, Virginia Holmes, June Hoover, Hazel Hostetler, Juanita Leach, Anne Lyons, Patricia Morris, Alice Nivens, Alice Ramsey, Dorothy Ross. Betty Sikes. EIGHTH GRADE Page Forty-seven EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Page Forty-eight MISS HARTNESS-108 Grandon Barton, Maynard Benfield. Elliott Brown, Marvin Cannon, Joe Coble. Lawrence Davis, Larry Deaton, Fred Dixon, Ranny Hardison, Harry Harris, Herman Hunter, Joe Lee, Howard Lomax, Jack McCracken, Melvin McWhirter, John Over- cash, Benny Parker, Charles Porter, Vann Purser. Robert Scruggs, Bobby Walker. Clifford Wilson. Genevieve Akins, Jane Ann Baxter. Martha Curlee, Margaret Cuthbertson, Shirley English, Delores Hailey. Peggy Jean Holder, Ann Hoover, Mary Johnson, Margaret Jay. Frances McAuley, Peggy Phillips, Bobbie Ann Secrest, Sybil Skidmore, Ellen' Smith, Helen Womack, Joyce Woodrow. MISS HIREYIOB Samuel Bostic, Ray Broome, Larry Brown, Jimmy Campbell, Jerry Dixon, Ted Frye, Everett Gopfert, Bobby Henderson, Thomas Hoover, Billy Huff, James Karnazes, Edward Leifels, Henry Leonard, Billy McKnight, Richard Miller, Gene Morrison, Jack Overcash. Query Patterson, John Plyler, Joe Prize, Zeb Rowell, Donald Scruggs, Arnold Thomas, Peggy Brown, Armine Godfrey, Barbara Jordan, Patricia Kirby, Joan Mabry, Ann Moody, Margaret Rhodes, Jo Ann Riggins, Vivian Smith, Betty Snyder, Obiedean Staffordf Betty Stewart, Geraldine Thompson, Edna Weir, Frieda Wells, Gwendolyn Young. l i MRS. MACKEY-107 Charles Beaver, Haskell Brantley. Kenneth Broome. Joe Clark, Johnny Cobb, Donald Duncan, Charles Hostetler, Gary Hunter, Bobby Jones, Garrett Loflin, Billy Long, James Mahaffee, Donald McDaniel, Douglas McDaniel, Sanford Stegall. Betsy Bonds, Monteen Bone, Gwendolyn Brewer, Martha Ann Cloud, Carolyn Davis, Jackie Eaton, Phyllis Greer, Frances Hudson, Jean Jones, Fay Kimrey, Mary McCraw, Rella Lee Minish, Carol Mullins, Peggy Rogers, Colleen Smith, Margaret Steed, Phyllis Thomas, Joyce Thompson, Peggy Williams, Barbara Wingate, Sara Zedaker. MISS NIXONi2 O9 Dick Bass, Jasper Barber, Harold Blackwelder, Robert Brown, Alvin Case, Nicky Castanas, Ray Connell, Dan Duncan, Bruce Grice, Ronald Goodman, Eugene Hasty, Bobby Hoyle. Billy Mills. Robert Piyler, Clayton Steed, Fred Smith, Roscoe Tate, Dick Thompson, Thomas Wall, Frankie Braley, Jonancy Caudle, Kathleen Faulkner, Norma Foard, Rosemary Ford, Jean Jackson, Barbara Jamieson, Becky Jordan, Vera Jowell, Claire Hutchinson, Pansy Kaperonis, Frances Miller. Peggy Mills, Geraldine Morrow, Loretta Polk, Shirley Redding, Anne Slye, Virginia Kiser, Doris Teague, Larry McGraw. SEVE TH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Page Forty-n'ne SEVENTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE Page Fifty .l.l MISS POLK-102 Thomas Beatty, Robert Conder, Houston Crane, Billy Crisler, Alvin Pennell, Fred Hopkins. Jay Johnson, Fred Kennedy, Ray Kiker. Ray Kirby, Stanley Lewis. Gene Love, Lawrence Rice, Billy Robinson, Horace Rowe, Charles Smith, Lewis Sustar, George Wingate, M. C, Young, Eudora Barber, Mary Frances, Beary, Bar- bara Buckner, Doris Campbell, Peggy Canup, Peggy Climer, Joan Conner, Betty Crider, Carolyn Cunningham, Joyce Deese, Martha Hauck, Joan James, Helen Jones, Patsy Kistler, Mary Mills, Gaye Sanders, Frances Sturgis, Ann Nell Tompson, Barbara Trull, Patricia Walden, Janice Warren, Joan Wilson. MRS. STEELE-104 Bobby Alexander, A. W. Allison, O'Neil Amick, Clyde Batchelor, Wilber Barn- ette, Max Benfield, Tommy Brown, William Conn, Vance Crawford, Jimmy Hicks. Robert James, Ed Johnson, Jerry Laws, Juan Marlowe, Edwin Miller, James Put- man, Craven Stoop, Joseph Smith, Robert Thornburg, Ruby Adams, Ruth Adams. Marlene Blackley, Lawanna Blakely. Martha Sue Correll. Cornelia Gadd. Betty Greene, Phyllis Haney, Margaret Helms. Shirley Howard. Doris Jones, Barbara Langford, Joan Manus, Beverly Parrish, Patricia Partee. Sara Ann Pettit, Grace Porter, Vermel Roach, Jean Summer, Miriam Scotten. ,f l J . X1 Ziff wb MWXWHEE SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL Page Fifty-two OFFICERS I First Semester JIM SEVERS . . JIMMY REINHARDT EUGENE JACKSON TOMMY COURSEY Second JIM SEVERS ,. TOMMY COURSEY IDA LOCKEY . . MISSY LANDIS . . . , . .President . . . . . .Vice-President . . I ..., Secretary . . . .Treasurer Semester . . . . .President . . I . . ,Vice-President I . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer UNIOR STUDENT COUNCIL OFFICERS First Semester ED DICKSON . . . BECKY CASTANAS . T. W. ALDRED ,. JOE BLACK A. Second JOE WHITE .. BQBBY SKIDMONRE . ANITA DIXON . . . PANSY KAPERONIS . . . . .President . . . . . .Vice--President . , .... Secretary . . .Treasurer Semester . . , .President . . . . . .Vice-President . . . .Secretary . , . , , ,Treasurer Page Fifty-three MEMBERS William Austin, Jo Ann Burn, Jean Carter, Peggy Coppala, Tommy Coursey, Fred Culbreth, Henry Dutton, Charlotte Fine, Donald Harkey, Marjorie, Holliman, Eugene Jackson, Barbara Landrum, Ida Lockey, Ray Loflin, Marie Marlowe, Beverly McClellan, Don Neal, Bill Pearman. Earl Raborn, Jimmy Reinhardt, Frank Roberts, Robert Rowe, Jim Severs, Peggy Swafford, Jo Ann Terrell. , I UN IOR MEMBERS T. W. Aldred, Jr., Maynard Beniield, Joe Black, Becky Castanas, Carolyn Cun- ningham, Ed Dickson, Billy Hager, Frank Harbin, Cweorgiana Houston, Shirley Howard, Virginia Jerman, Pansy Kaperonis, Henry Leonard, Lowell Lynch, Holmes Rolston, Nancy Simpson, Dewey Tillman, Joe White, Bill Whiteside, Sara Zedaker. Page Fifty-four fn' . --1: 'ff-'LH , , . .,YiZf,4 The Big Ten of the senior class at Harding this year belong to the , . IMPERATORES CLU OFFICERS BEVERLY MCCLELLAN , . i..i..., . . JIM SEVERS ........ TOMMY COURSEY . . RACHEL BEATTY BOOTS KNOX PEGGY COPPALA RAY LOELIN TOMMY COURSEY NEAL WESTMORELAND BEVERLY MCCLELLAN . . . I , .President . . . . . I , .Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer JIMMY REINHARDT JIM SEVERS JO ANN TERRELL Page Fifty-five Page Fzfty szx BOYCE ROBERTS Business Manager THE 1946 ACORN BEVERLY MCCLELLAN Editor EDITORIAL STAFF Boots Knox, Racbel Beatty, Gloria Garr, Marjorie Holliman, Pat Kiser, Peggy Coppala, Tommy Coursey, Erma Huber, Ona Godfrey. 4 i l BUSINESS STAFF Lillian McNeil, Frank Roberts, Carolyn Wilson, Georgia Kaperonis, Betty Zane Proctor, Nora Haire, Carleen McLain, Peggy McNeil, Jimmy Robertson, Ward Threatt, .lo Ann Terrell, Barbara Clapp, .lean Foster, Elaine Wisluart, Bet- ty Lou Lawing, Melba Wallace, Eugene Hargett, Barbara Landrum. Page Fifty-seven Students who really work to get the news to the people are on the staff of the . . . THE HUSTLER PEGGY COPPALA Editor Page Fifty-eight Tommy Coursey. Ed Dickson, Margy Holliman, Ona Godfrey, Eugene Jackson, Sara Rudisill, Beverly Jones, Enid Grady, Don Neal, Jo Ann Terrell, Har- rill Coppala, Peggy Swafford, Patty Kiser. BEVERLY MCCLELLAN Assistant Editor Hard-working students who plan our dances at Harding belong to the , . . DANCE COMMITTEE JEAN LEE DONALD HELMS BILL PEARMAN JEAN FOSTER NANCY' LEWIS JIMMY REINHARDT Jo ANN TERRELL Chairman Senior high school students excelling in leadership, service, character, and scholarship compose the . . . NATIONAL SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY RACHEL BEATTY ,,..,... .,..... P resident BEVERLY MCCLELLAN . . . ,,.. Vice-President LOUISE RAMSEY ,...,... , ..,.,, , ,.... Secrezary JULIA LOVE ...A....,,.......c............c.,,..,, Treasurer Rachel Beatty, Joe Church, Peggy Coppala, Lois Cox, Ered Culbreth, Nettie Sue Eppes, Ona Godfrey, Earl Gordon, Betty Jean Hahn, Eugene Jackson, Wil- lie Mae Jerman, Georgia Kaperonis, M-arion Karnazes, Patty Kiser, Beulah Knox, Harriet Landis, Barbara Landrum, Helen Leckie, Ida Lockey, Ray Loflin, Julia Love, Marion McCallum, Beverly McClellan, Betty Lou lVlcElhaney, Ralph McGrath, Lillian McNeil, B-arbara Neal, Donald Neal, Caldwell Neely, Edna O'Shields, Lillian Owens, Leroy Pace, Mary Alice Parks, Wesley Raborn, Lou- ise Ramsey, Jimmy Reinhardt, James Severs, Nancy Smith, Ward Threatt, Mel- ba Wallace, Neal Westmoreland, Jimmy Wilkinson, Carolyn Wilson. Eighth and ninth grade students whose names appear regularly on the honor roll mag be found in the . . . NATIGNAL IUNIOR HONCR SOCIETY PEGGY Jo FIELDS . . . ...,.. President AVA PARKS ......., , . .Vice-President DORIS JEAN TRULL . . . ...,.. Secretary SARA ALTMAN .... ...4 T reasurer Sarah Altman, Barry Beatty, Betty Booker, Doris Cook, Anita Dixon, Peggy Jo Fields, Georgiana Houston, Suellen Huffman, Beverly Jones, Betty Jane Lefler, George Levy, Ava Parks, Betty Puckett, Frances Rohleder, Margie San- ders, Nancy Simpson, Fred Steffey, Betty Love Taylor, Doris Jean Trull. v- .-7-iw v - l The thirty-one boys who guide students in the halls between classes make up the . . . TRAFFIC FORCE WILLIAM AUSTIN .. I,,. Captain Down PRIMM ......... ..., L ieutenant NEAL WESTMORELAND , . I.,. Lieutenant BOBBY NUSSMAN ...., .4.. S ergeant JIMMY REINHARDT . . . .,,. Sergeant Richard Bennick, Gene Burnette, Tommy Coursey, Ed Dickson, Bobby Earn- hardt, R. E. Ford, Charles Knighten, Marshall Ladd, Johnny Little, Ray Loflin, Snooky Nunis, Pug Pearm-an, Earl Raborn, Wesley Raborn, Boyce Roberts, Noel Runyan, Jim Severs, Ward Threatt, Bobby Zedaker, Aubrey Deal, Cald- well Neely, Bobby Lee, Joe Church, Bill Patterson, Jimmy Robertson, Paul Howell. Serve Others Loyallyu is the motto of the students who make up the reli- gious organization' known as the . . . S. O. . BIBLE CLU OFFICERS VIRGINIA HOWELL . . . ,........t t.,., P resident ELIZABETH WATSON . . . .Vice-President WESLEY RABORN . , . .... Secretary IDA LOCKEY ...,.....,....II,,........,...,.,...,. Treasurer Essie Atkins, Dot Belk, Amaryllis Colson, Dolores Corn, Bettie Dagenhart, Alease Doggett, Nancy Efird, Charlotte Fine, Betty Flowers, Ellen Foard, Erskine Foard, Harriette Freeman, Dot Fulk, Lou Ellen Funderburke, Faye Gardner, Joyce Gopfert, Earl Gordon, Peggy Harris, Barbara Henley, Martha Ann Herion, Jane Hill, Jane Hoffman, Frances Holtzclaw, Virginia Howell, Willie Mae Jerman, Patty Kiser, Marshall Ladd, Betty Landrum, Bill Lattimer, Ida Lockey. Ruth Lotshaw, Bobbie McAuley, Betty McElhaney, Dot McLendon, Marie Mitchell, June Moore, Hazel Morgan, Margaret Morris, Helen Nash, Lillian Owens, Ann Pace, Mary Alice Parks, Dot Raborn, Earl Raborn, Wesley Raborn, Inez Reid, Betty Ann Robinson, Ann Rohleder, Marion- ette Shuford, Rose Emma Simmons, Betty Jane Smith, Louise Smith, Nancy Smith, Acree Solomon, Marjorie Stallings, Nell Stanley, Betty Jo Taft, Betty Jean Taylor, Joyce Thomas. Betty Jean Troutman, Elizabeth Watson, Margaret Watson, Billie Watts, Dot Whiteside, Jimmy Wilkinson. Learning to take their place in' the business world is the fundamental purpose of the . . . D. E. CLUB S, V B OFFICERS JOHN WILSON . . . ,.........A.A e,.... P resident SHIRLEY GRooMs . . . . .Vice-President RUTH WILSON ,.,. ...,. S ecretary DAVID BAREPOOT , . . .... Treasurer Helen Ad-ams, Betty Jo Blackwelder, David Barefoot, Sara Bechtler, Jay Col- ey, Shirley Grooms, Rabun Harper, Paul Howell, Jack Goodwin, James Hen- drix, Rudolph McGlough1in, Hazel Miller, Mary Plyler, Bobby Smith, Ray Taylor, Bobby Williams, Ruth Wilson, John Wilson. QE!!! Page Sixty-four new R E l Boys and girls who are interested in proving their point find it worth-while to belong to the . . . DEBATING CLUB OFFICERS RACHEL BEATTY . . , .r......,.. ,..4... , President MELBA WALLACE ., ,....,... .... V ice--President BARBARA LANDRUM . i ...., Secretary CAROLYN WILSON . . . . . ,Treasurer Virginia Armstrong, Rachel Beatty, Fred Culbreth, Eugene Jackson, Harriett Landis, Barbara Landrum, Geraldine Leonard, Ida Lockey, Ruth Lotshaw, Marian McCallum, Barbara Ne-al, Donald Neal, Betty Proctor, Frank Roberts, Flora Skidmore, Melba Wallace, Jimmy Wilkinson, Carolyn Wilson, Claude Young. Page Sixtg-five Students delving in drarnarics and all that goes with it belong to the . . . SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS I MARGY HOLLIMAN . . . .,..........., ,.,.. P resident MELBA WALLACE . , . . , .Vice-President RACHEL BEATTY ,.,.. .,.... S ecretary Jo ANN TERRELL .......,....,...........,....,.,,, Treasurer Katherine Alexander, Georgia Barbee, Rachel Beatty, 'Richard Bennick, Marie Brewer, Alice Broom, Maxine Bryant, Jo Ann Burn, Bettilou Collins, Beth Coursey, Lois Cox, Henry Dutton, Nancy Efird, Jean Ewing, Dot Fulk, Gloria Garr, Betty Jean Hahn, Nora Haire, Margy Holliman, Peggy Horton, Phyllis Jarrett, Peggy Ann Johnson, Georgia Kaperonis, Boots Knox, Missy Landis, Helen Leckie, Jean Lee, Nancy Lewis, Ida Lockey, Carleen McLain, Peggy McNeil, Lillian McNeil, Hazel Morgan, Snooky Nunis, Bill Pearman, Jean Poole, Prank Roberts, Mahota Rogers, Betty Sawyer, Ploogie Skidmore, Jo Ann Terrell, Melba Wallace, Jimmy Wilkinson, Jane Wingate. Page Sixty-six The younger students who wish to better their acting abilities haue their own division called the . . . IUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB OFFICERS AVA PARKS ....,,.. ......,... ....,., P r esident DORIS JEAN TRULL . . , . . .Vice-President NANCY SIMPSON , . . t,.. Secretary PEGGY Jo FIELDS . . .A.. Treasurer Sara Altman, Carolyn Boles, Sara Brewer, Jean Ewing, Betty Ann Fink, Jane Hoffman, Betty Sue Hood, Elva Ann Hunsucker, Jerry Hunter, Pansy Kaperonis, Ruth Maier, Jean Morris, Ava Parks, Nancy Simpson, Anne Smith, Betty Jean Troutman, Doris Jean Trull, Peggy Jo Fields. Page Sixty-seuen To make better citizens and finer girls of its members is the purpose of each Girl Reserve Club. SENIOR GIRL RESERVES OFFICERS LILLIAN MCNEIL . .,........ ,...,,. P resident BETTY JEAN HAHN 4 , . . .Vice-President BETTY Lou LAWING . . 4 ..... Secretary BETTILOU COLLINS . . . . 4 . . . . . 4 . , . . 4 . . .Treasurer Georgia Barbee, Frances Bearden, Frankie Beam, Nancy Bowen, Alice Broome, Betty Jean Brown, Jo Anne Burn, Barbara Clappa Bettilou Collins, Joyce Cooper, Lois Cox, Dot Drum, Frances Earnhardt, Betty Ellington, Gloria Garr, Melva Godfrey, Ona Godfrey, Billie Ann Hahn, Peggy Harris, Louise Hailey, Nora, Haire, Martha Herion. Margie Holliman, Phyllis Jarrett, Georgia Kaperonis, Missy Landis, Barbara Landrum, Betty Lou Lawing, Jane Lee, Ida Lockey, Bobbie McAuley, Dot McKee, Rosemary McGloughlin, Carleen McLain, Peggy McNeil, Lillian McNeil, Lucy Miller, June Moore, Edna O'Shields, Delores Payne, Dot Rayborn, Mahota Rogers, Sara Rudisill, Betty Sawyer, Rose Emma Simmons, Floogie Skidmore, Acree Solomon, Betty Jo Taft, Jo Ann Terrell, Elizabeth Watson, Margaret Watson. Gilda White. Dot Whiteside, Caroline Wilson. Page Sixty-eight OFFICERS Nam-if SIMPSON ,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,, P resident BETTY SUE HOOD ,,,,,,,, ....,,, 5 erretary Ava PARKS ,Y,, , , ,,,, I'1're-Prt'si'dcnf JIQAN BIORRIS ....,,,,.,,,,,,. ,,,,,,,.... ..,., T r caxlrrcr Sara Altman, Carolyn Bowles, Betty Booker, Patsy Braley, Marie Brewer, Mary Burch, Carolyn Collins. Doris Cook, Peggy Crider, Gloria Darnell, Anita Dixon, Glynna Dunton. Sarah Elliott, Margaret Ellis, Peggy Jo Fields, Barbara Flowers, Betty Gardiner, Helen Gallant, Evelyn Gopfert, Joyce Haney, Betty Dean Harris, Mildred Harrison, Myra Harper, VVillie Ruth Hill, Betty Sue Hood, Georgiana llouston, Suellen Huffman, Elva Ann Hun- sucker, Jerry Hunter, Jo Ann lrving, Beverly Jones, Jo Ann Jones, Jewel Jones, Carolyn Keith, Betty Jane Lefler, Wilma Little, Dolores Montgomery, Jean Morris, Ava Parks, Barbara Pender, Frances Plyler, Jane Ross Powell, Betty Puckett. Frances Rholeder, Betty Ann Rudisill, Margie Sanders, Nancy Simpson, Carol Smalley, Betty Lou Taylor, Virginia Todd, Doris Jean Trull, Peggy Tyler, Mary VVilkinson, lilarilyn VVilson, Marflaret VVooclar:l, Hope Young, Anna Mac Young. Ninth Grade Girl Reserves 4 OFFICERS JOAN Masai' ,,,,,,,, ,..,,,.,.,,, P resident PEGGY BROWN .,.. ,,...., S errffflfy Pixxsi' KAPERQNIS ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,i.,,,, V1'cc-President Jo WINGAT1: .....,.........,..,,,,,,.....,.,..., Treasurer Eurlora Barher, Montes-n Bone, Frankie Braley, Gwendolyn Brewer, Peggy Brown, Barbara Buckner, Peggy Canup, Jo Nancy Caudle, Doris Camnlbell, Peggy Climer, Martha Ann Cloud, Joan Conner, Betty Crirler, Carolyn Cunningham, Carolyn'Davis, Joyce Deese, Kathleen Faulk- ner, Norma Foard, Rosemary Ford, Armine Godfrey, Cornelia Gadd, Betty Greene, Phyllis Greer, Phyllis Haney, Shirley lloward, Vera Harvell, Frances Hudson, Claire Hutchinson, Jean Jackson, Joan James, Barbara Jamisonl Helen Jones, Becky Jorclon, Pansy Kaperonis, Virginia Kiser Patsy Kistler, Barbara Langforrl, Joan Nanns, Mary Mills, Shirley Reddins, Jo Ann Riggins, Vermel Roach, Gaye Sanders, Miriam Scotten, Betty Stewart, Frances Sturgis, Ann Slye, Betty Snyder, Jean Sumnier. Patricia Partee. Sara Ann Pettit, Loretta Polk, Beverly Parrish, Annell Thompson, Jerry Thompson. Phyllis Thomas, Barbara Trull, Patricia NValden, Janice Warren, Peggy VVilliams, Barbara XVingate, Gwendolyn Young, Sara Zedaker, Seventh Grade Girl Reserves Librczrians of tomorrow prepare for their future by serving as . . . Alice Broome, Donald Helms, Georgia Kaperonis, Patty Kiser, Floyd lVlcClamrock, Hazel Morgan. Lillian Owens, Helen Baucome, Jean Poole, Elizabeth Watson, Carolyn Wilson. Boys responsible for keeping order in the halls during classes are PATROL members of the . . . Jimmy Buckner, Larry Cox, Aubrey Deal, Bill Diamonduras, Erskine Poard, Kenneth Hartsell, Sandy Lyons, Billy Parish, Barry Payne, John Randall, Jimmy Robertson, Noel Runyan, Dan Thomp- son, Joe White, Bobby Zedaker, Page Seventy Loyal and lovable office messengers form the . . . M L L Alice Broome, Doris Cook, Lois Cox, Nancy Efird, Betty Elling- ton, Ona Godfrey, Nora Haire, Myra Harper, Martha Ann Herion, Georgia Kaperonis, Barbara Landrum, Marian McCallum, Carleen McLain, Lillian McNeil, Hazel Morgan, Louise Ramsey, Marjorie Stallings, Nell Stanley, Carolyn Wilson. Now this won't hurt a bit seems to be the by-line of the . . . Melba Wallace, Frankie Jean Beam, Dot Fulk, Louise Ramsey, Helen Gallant, Teeny Miller, Georgia Kaperonis. Page Seventy-one If you enjoy the movies that supplement your work at school, thank the . . . M CO Ered Culbreth, Dwight Ham, Joe Culbreth, Joe Hamrick, Ed Dix- on, Aubrey Deal, Eugene Jackson, Don Neal, Richard Bennick, Holmes Rolston. Students who can really dish it out are . . . A I Mildred Beam, Juanita Carpenter, Bill Latimer, Billie Overcash, SS S Delores Payne, Edwin Proctor, 'Ray Ritch, Martha Smith, Billy Taylor, Janie Bolick. Page Seuenty-Iwo Hi-Y Clubs all ouer the world promote the interests of better sportsmanship and better living. Bill Brock, Gene Burnette, Marshall Ladd, Bob Earnhardt, Bill Prim, Charles Knigbten, Bill Starnes, Mickey Haddock. Adviser: Maylon D. Watkins. Joe Vvlhite, James Taylor, Robert Taylor, Ed Dixon, Tommy Simmons, Billy Taylor, Bussy Landis, Johnnie Salem, Frank Mc- Neil, T. W. Aldred, Lester Rudisill, Harold Jones, Billy Parrish, Bobby Taylor, Dewey Tillman, Bill Sizemore, Sandy Lyons, Mack Greenway, Myers Godfrey, Earl Ballard, Worth Wilson. Adviser: Maylon D. Watkins. Coach: Ray Loflin. Page Seventy-three Promoting the interests of business and bringing its members into relations of mutual helpfulness is the object of the . . . BUSINESS GIRLS' CLUB INEZ REID ....... , BETTY JEAN HAHN , . JUNE MOORE ...... IVIARJORIE STALLINOS ALEASE DOGGETT ,. LILLIAN MCNEIL , . , DOT MCLENDON . . , NANCY SMITH .... MARIAN KARNAZES . IRENE TYSER ....., BETTY RICHARDSON , , ERMA HUBER ..,.. OFFICERS First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . .Treasurer . . , ,President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer . . . .President Vice-President . . . ,Secretary . . . .Treasurer Alease Doggett, Frances Earnhardt, Betty Jean Hahn, Faye Holobugh, Erma Huber, Willie Mae Jerman, Marian Karnazes, Marian McCallum, Lillian Mc- Neil, Peggy Mclfleil, Dot Nlclaendon, June Moore, Edna C'Shields, Dolores Payne, Inez Reid, Marjorie Stallings, Irene Tyser, Elizabeth Watson. Page Seventy-four Boys and girls who plan the religious activity for the home rooms are in the . . CHAPLAIN'S CCUNCIL MIRIAM SCOTTEN HFXRRIET FREEMAN JOHNNY HAWKINS JERRY LONG HELEN GALLANT JAMES SMITH BARBARA CLAPP HOWARD FAST HAZEL MORGAN CLAUDE YOUNG BOBBY XVI-IITE MARIE KYKER JOE LEE PANSY KAPERONIS PATRICIA WALDEN JOAN MABRY BETTY BOOIQER HASKELL BRANTLEY ED DIXON JAMES MILLER EUGENE JACKSON PAUL HOWELL FRED PAYNE BETTY MCPHERSON JANET TURNER JOYCE WHITLEY ROBERT 'ROWE Page Seventy fzve CONCERT BAN B-flat Clarinets .IANE ANN BAXTER NATE COBB DAVID DUNN OREN EDMONDS .IOHN GLUYAS .IAMES GRAHAM GEORGIA KAPERONIS CAROLYN KEITH BETTY IVICPHERSON DAN IVIIMS DOROTHY NEELY BARBARA PENDER KATHLEEN PORTER BETTY IDUCKETT DALLAS SAWYER IMIIRIAM SEVERS RALPH 'TURNER E-flat Clarinet NEAL ALEXANDER Alto Clarinet BOBBY LEE Bass Clarlnels I'IERMAN BROXVN GEORGE LEVY Flutes DOROTHY FISHER KITTY IVIONTY JANE ROBERTSON Oboe JOE HAMRICK OLIVER COOK, Director RICHARD BENNICK AND BILL DURHAM. Drum Majors Bassoon BARRY BEATTY Alto Saxophones BOB FISHER JANE HILL Tenor Saxophone .IIINIAIY WILKINSON String Bass LOU ASHBY B-flat Cornels JACKIE BELLIVEAU BOBBY BLACKMON JOYCE BLACKWELL JIMMY CAMPBELL BILL DURHAM DONALD HARKEY BETTY HARRISON ANN LYONS JIMMY ROBERTSON BILL SIZEMORIQ BETTY STIMPSON DAVID SUMMERS FRED THOMPSON BOBBY WILLIAAIS CLAUDE YOUNG B-flat Trumpets AUBREY DEAL NOEL RUNYAN French Horns BOBBY CAUDLE HOWARD EAST MELVIN MCVJHIRTER ERED STEFEEY EBBIE WILKINSON Trombones DONNIE BARTON RICHARD BENNICK TRUITT BOONE WALLACE BURGESS .IACK FRAZIER ERNEST MORRISON TOMMY SIMMONS GLADYS STIMPSON IVIILLER VANDEIQLIIJ Baritones JIMMY IVIELVIN FRED PAYNE Sousaphones HENRY LEONARD JIMMY REINHARDT ANDY TURNER BOBBY ZEDAKER Percussion CAROLYN CASE ALLEN CREMENS CATHERINE DUNN GILBERT GOPFERT ROBERT KIRKLEY DONALD LITTLE BOBBY MCCORKLE GENE MITCHELL PHYLLIS PARKER BILLY 'TAYLOR BOBBY WILLIAMS Page Seventy-six CRCHESTRA Ist Violins JEAN YANDELL ESSINE SALEM HENRY DUTTON DWIGHT HAM ANN SLYE SHIRLEY REDDING REBECCA JORDAN VIRGINIA KISER Znd Violins AVA PARKS VERA HOWELL GLENN MONTIETH JEAN JACKSON DOLORES MONTGOMERY GLORIA MUNGO BENNIE HOUSTON CLAIRE HUTCHISON Violas LOU E. FUNDERBURKE EDGAR GUERRANT LARRY COX Cellos BEVERLY MCCLELLAN PEGGY JO FIELDS PANSY KAPERONIS EUGENE JACKSON String Bass LOU ASHBY WALTER CLARK GEORGIANA HOUSTON MARGIE HOLLIMAN Flutes JANE ROBERTSON KITTY MONTY DOROTHY FISHER Oboe JOE HAMRICK Bassoon BARRY BEATTY Clarinets DAN MIMS DAVID DUNN Trumpets NOEL RUNYAN JIMMY 'ROBERTSON French Horn FRED STEEEEY NIELVIN MCWHIRTER Trombones WALLACE BURGESS CLADYS STIMPSON Percussion CATHERINE DUNN BILL PEARMAN Page Seventy seven SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL Sopranos Myra Adams Fredonia Allen Frankie Jean Beam Frances Bearden Rachel Beatty Jackie Belliveau Ruby Belliveau Vxfilda Blair Nancy Bowen Annelle Brooks Alice Broome Betty Lou Collins Joy Culpepper Dorothy Drum Zallar Eastwood Nancy Efird Sue Eppes Jean Ewing Lou Ellen Funderburke Gloria Garr Gwendolyn Harris Peggy Johnson Nancy Lewis Peggy McNeil Lucy Miller Barbara Neal Mary Ann Ritch Peggy Swafford Anne Swaney Peggy Toomey Gilda White Basses Cannon Adams Ed Dixon Bobby Earnhardt Robert Gardner John Robert Grier Mickey Haddock Dick Jones Floyd McClamr-ock Caldwell Neely Herman Nunis Frank 'Roberts Vincent Tadlock Jimmy Wilkinson Bobby Zedaker Altos Iris Alley Katherine Alexander Thelma Beatty Janice Bridges Jo Anne Burn Barbara Clapp Faye Earnhardt Ellen Foard Betty Jean Hahn Nora Haire Peggy Horton Helen Leckie Jane Lee Je-an Lee Ruth Lotshaw Marian McCallum Beverly McClellan Lillian McNeil Caroline Miller Teeny Miller W Edna O'Shields Barbara Patterson Nell Richardson Mahota Rogers Ann Rohleder Sara Rudisill Betty Lou McElhaney Page Seventy-eight CHOIR Jean Scott Margaret Shockley Nell Stanley Betty Jo Taft Jo Ann Terrell Bobbie White Elaine Wishart Sue Yount LaVerne Zedaker Tenors Buddy Barefoot Bobby Blackwelder Fred Culbreth Aubrey Deal Henry Dutton R. E. Ford Mack Greenway Jerry Herald Charles Landis Bobby Lee Donald Neal Dowd Primm Bobby Taylor James Taylor l IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL CHOIR T. W. Aldred George Allen Fred Blair Jimmy Cook Larry Cox Joe Culbreth Billy Dunton John Dutton Edgar Geddings Stephen Godfrey Johnny Hawkins Tommy James Joe Lee Lowell Lynch Earl McQuay James Miller Johnny Ofsonka Wayne Pittman Fred Prince Carroll Purcell John Randall Bobby Skidmore Bobby Taylor Herbert Taylor Dewey Tillmann Worth Wilson Merwin Foard Eleanor Berlin Betty Booker Joan Brown Mary Burch Joyce Carter Ann Carroll Becky Castanas Martha Christenbury Carolyn Collins Doris Cook Gloria Cowick Peggy Crider Martha Curlee Betty Sue Dawkins Carol Dellinger Anita Dixon Peggy Jo Fields Margaret Furr Helen Gallant Joan Gibson Sara Gluyas Nancy Grady Delores Hailey Patsy Harmon Myra Harper Ruby Harris Mildred Harrison Nancy Hasty Betty Sue Hood Joyce Holbrook Ann Hoover Suellen Huffman Elva Hunsucker Geraldine Hunter Juddy Hunter Jo Ann Irving Virginia Jerman Mary Frances Johnson Beverly Jones Jerry Kirby Jean Lee Helen Lily Louise Lockey Alice Lockwood Ruth Maier Christine McKee Mildred Merritt Catherine Montgomery Sara Moretz Jean Morris Pat Morris Carolyn Noble Avia Parks Gayrie Parrish Frances Plyler Jane Powell Sara Ranson Betty Ritch Nancy Roberts Betty Jean Shooke Nancy Simpson Ann Smith Ellen Smith Nancy Solomon Sarah Starnes Betty Taylor Mary Ann Taylor Doris Jean Trull Janet Turner Joyce Woodrow Anna Mae Young Page Seventy-nine WILLIE AUSTIN JIM SEVERS RAY LOELIN NEAL WESTMORELAND HARRY REEDER CALDWELL NEELY CHARLES KNIGHTEN SNOOKY NUNIS JOE CHURCH Page Ezghty OGRAM CLUB JOHNNY LITTLE BOYCE ROBERTS BARRY PAYNE JIMMY REINHARDT TOMMY COURSEY GEORGE ALEXANDER RICHARD GRAHAM EARL RABORN BOBBY EARNHARDT BOB GROVES HARRY BIZZELL GENE BURNETTE ROBERT GARDNER DOWD PRIMM ROBERT JAMES RALPH JAMES LEON HOOVER UIQ x1RDmf x .Q ATHLETICS get fhm? xy h L g Page Eighty-one FCOTBALL FOOTBALL TEAM 1945-46 PAsCo GETTLE Coach David Abernethy, George Alexander, Willie Austin, Gene Burnett. Joe Church, Tommy Coursey, Joe Dennis, Bobby Earnhardt, R. E. Eord, Bobby Eortenberry, Bob Foster, Nick Gardner, Richard Graham, Bob Groves, Tommy Hipp, Leon Hoover, Ralph James, Robert James, Charles Knighten, Bobby Little, Johnny Little, Ray Loflin, Caldwell Neely, Snooky Nunis, Barry Payne, Pug Pearman, Dowd Primm, Earl Raborn, Harry Reeder, Joe Salem, Jim Severs, Ned Smith, Eugene Todd, Neal Westmoreland. , Page Eighty-three , BASKETBALL BASKETBALL TEAM y 1945 - 46 GEORGE ALEXANDER JOHNNY SHAW Managers E. P. FAULKNER Coach Willie Austin, Joe Church, Tommy Coursey, Ed Dickson, Bobby Forten- berry, Bob Groves, Charles Hendrix, Dick Hendrix, Leon Hoover, Ralph James, Robert James, Harold Jones, Charles Knighten, Ray Loflin, Bill McCallum, Snooky Nunis, Wayne Pittman, Ed Proctor, Harry Reeder, Jimmy Reinhardt, Boyce Roberts, Jim Severs, Neal Westmoreland, Joe White. l Page Eighty-five Page Eighty-szx CHEERLEADERS FRANK ROBERTS, Chief BETTILOU COLLINS ED DICKSON IDA LOCKEY DWIGHT HAM LOUISE RAMSEY MISSY LANDIS MARGY HOLLIMAN MIMI GADD E, 1 4,7 ' ff U GIRLS' BASKETBAL TEAM JUNE GRIER JEAN GRIER JOSEPHINE WHERRY KATHLEEN PORTER BETTY RICHARDSON PHYLLIS JARRETT CHARLOTTE FINE BETTY JANE SMITH MIMI GADD PATSY SEVERS JANE HOFFMAN PEGGY SAXON DELGRES PAYNE MARILYN CRAIG, Coach VIRGINIA ARMSTRONG, Manager Page Eighty-seven I I I 4 , . Wlwf A .FQ Sink fmw- JWW3 ' Rams 6 Rams, 'Cats rdmg 'li- Hzt Tuesday A f,Qf' 9 ' 17 Hp - . ' M g ' W At Armory 1 N -'A' ' COACHES Biii Brannin and E, X Q P. Faulkner oi Centrai and Harding, respectiveiy, wiii send their hasiaetbaii charges after the i my titie next Tuesday night in me am k Armory auditorium. S S . Brannin, in announcing the move N k to the Armory, said that much wqrk ew gf? wougfwbe necesssrybhsiorerpiaying Rat . ,Quin Pitchss to Nunis For fokw A X coiilgwnsqafe s ra . I I 'Thirdg Losers Score in Final Ajbffq- 'mhaf 8 9 n Period Oi Barth Dofpf 'fgf -Z? LJNgL 8 0 ass A . fglagzfiufk gfgmalyfqb S . Q I7 I I U Q nomo-s mms. usm -sv 'ffff' 62 Z5 ,bfbjwffsgm ef A thiri strxngers durxnl 43,0 guys eb! 5, a blyfqd S the game, roiied - 5 Q-0 ,az-d, qi 4, 1712, X e high 43 11:12 agnef-,sive Q' C as c Q' J S. . I bg? gifs ' :pf If 8 CCAC H P XS 'har High asfv C Th S Gear Ulf-Es A9 rgsmihoggd yiitellt Hardi 228 m2Yf'f'35'5U fhipvlff? S55 C1353 ngrtiv ofsgpcjaticiorth far a Cna A te lan ardingv and iar. 945 rch Gigs' would S footbhat C181 suciziban iesaid th be Wm: Ss 3Son if H Was afdin, A finags n H ond sn 1 good portion 01 to i Zi-6 victory over Monro at Legion stadium last night. the visitors scoring in the iourth quar- ter to escape K-whitewashmi. neg, Tommy .Coursey scored two ut the touchdowns for the winngri. one on 1 briiiiant 97-yard sprint. ' whiie Ray Lofiin pitched g beau- tiiui pals to Sneaky Numa, H006 mi- 'za yards. ior'lhQ,992!-, I T0 KMW' ding Banu Har Rams Upen 41, ' O H ,vb T o s P JM' Siate Q 41,124 R Cage Th ci W 06, 5- M 5 'Yo '4- r 4P Q 44168 Q 0 Harding viii open its bu 46 O salon Thursday night at 5 dowel Q? I. . against Mt, mm in the Rams' H 2, , gymnasi . 1' 480 10919 OG bsillefefb We y ' Q C' le Oo 'fe Op 60- If, of-,IQ 'ZF 0 aO0Z'rb:o4 it 151- 5,11 60819 8 2 U I . I s, 111 e Q p Q fo of L 'f '-'1j 'e '4e 02,0 5010 8. Hg 0' Ra sq 7 aw f Q to-083983 heoofw Rf:f,,f1,,,tf1,,,, ,,,f0,,,1.1q, L W nfl A W 6 c-,high pf:-1, 'f'p:7g,oJ' 24' 1'Q6Gfa pa-caif 5118 81 S ,pq d OWQ bj'VGq- 'o,1 ef 1005271 :Qedfg fc edp QPTQ 0 QQ sr Id af' 1'-500: P68705 Yivmwgl l,92Z7l J' john 0' M' 'Y5,'?'5 ' 'L'ff'1'v3'f'Q112- '21 flzd fa Q e 4r77z'rq'Ed 35 Q 069 0 F10 'Qs weieggf' 5131! 'sf ar or 2:83 X eqxfberies af ef 'co UQ' te 4 ' life '90 1' St d S -, K 'Pg X Pug - 9 Eighty-eight '11 sell, I 1 f Q.,D W2 Ko QR ww W 52, WHWWHHMS -nv SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEVERLY MCCLELLAN JIM SEVERS ,...,. Most'Influential CHARLES KNIGHTEN INEZ REID ,.,,.. Most Considerate PHYLLIS PARKER MICKEY HADDOCK ,....,. Wittiest NELL STANLEY CHARLES KNIGHTEN ,Most Bashful JO ANN TERRELL WILLIAM AUSTIN I . .Best Looking ERMA HUBER JIMMY ROBERTSON .Most Talented JO ANN TERRELL RAY LOELIN ,.,.. Best All Around BETTY JEAN HAHN BOBBY EARNHARDT . . .,,, Cutest BEVERLY MCCLELLAN JIM SEVERS .Most Likely to Succeed RACHEL BEATTY JIMMY WILKINSON . .Most Studious JO ANN TERRELL RAY LOELIN ......, Most Popular JOHNNY LITTLE JEAN LEE , , .Biggest Heartbreakers MAHOTA ROGERS BOYCE ROBERTS ...,, Best Dressed PHYLLIS PARKER RAY LOELIN ,..... Most Athletic FLOYD MCCLAMROCK INEZ REID ,....I, Most Dignified fuamim Leach B E A U T I E S Qdmmfyllif Colson . Q3 65 8 W Q? M Q 5 Wad on Nylon Curved to your contours, smooth as your skin from toe to top, beautiful beyond your fondest dreams yes, there's sheer witchery in Hudson Hosiery made of Dupont nylon. At better stores everywhere. ., ..,,.:., ' V .:5f x ff? 9 N I a W ,g ' A Ai. Page Ninety-three . Compliments of THIIMAS 81 HIIWAHII llll. WHOLESALE GROCERIES + Distributors of IVICRETZ COAL co. COAL HIGHEST QUALITY COALS FOR EVERY PURPOSE Satisfaction Guaranteed WHERE Del Monte PFOdUCtS ECONOMY AND RULES . D' 1 8813 Green Beauty PlCklCS la 625 State Street Chesapeake Paper Stuck Company, Inc. 701 West Fifth Street CHARLOTTE, N. Cy COMPTOMETER SCHOOL Conducted by W. L. HOLLINGSWORTH 0 ir 1209-10-11 Independence Bldg WASTE PAPER PHONE 6733 PgN yf 8 . 1 n 6' f 34 Q5 'mf 'W ,',V,g,1Qf-6 4.04113 ' V -mi K' . , fkl 1041 if l,Lf4'!lJir'?WQ,'. , , 'I CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS IIIIKE PIIWHI IIUIVIPA N THE CHILDREN'S SHOP 207 N. TRYON STREET Druitt Studio of Speech and Personality Development 1165 East 4th Street Phone 3-8141 CHARLOTTE 2, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations, Seniors! Compliments of LITTLES QUEEN CHARLOTTE HARDWARE BEAUTY SHOP TOOLS1.PAINT1-GLASS MRS. R. A. CARPENTER CUTLERY Miss PEARL MARTIN MISS SUDIRRLL HOLLAND 1330 S. MINT Phone 3-3133 MRS. CECIL RGBINSON BICYCLES AND REPAIRS CAROLINA CYCLE COMPANY 328 South Church We KNOW We Know Bicycles LAYTON'S 104 Tuckaseege Road and 1728 Pegrarn Street HAMBURGERS DELUXE A Plate Lunch On A Bun ROYAL CLEANERS CHARLOTTE'S NEWEST MUSIC STORE DYER S CANNON-JONES LAUNDERERS 1215 East Fourth Street 302 N. Tryon Phone 3-6262 Page Ninety-six IAMES AUTO SERVICE OPEN 24 HOURS WRECKER SERVICE Body and Fender Service Painting 106 TUCKASEEGE ROAD PHONE 7546 Page Nin IVIUNEIL PAPER CUIVIPANY INIIIIHPUHATEII The Soutlfs Leading School OM Ogj Supplif House MNH M92 M my PER ' TWINE TA Qugjyofj WM ALS H 'lr - ELEPHONES 3-7134, 3- C ARLOTTE N C V. Andrews Plumbing and Heating Co. 232 N. College St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of W. T. GRANT CO. + + C 109 North Tryon Street Compliments of The CHARLOTTE LAUNDRY Creators of Reasonable Drag Prices QTL DPU0 you If N fy it - ' ff N U Ri -fiijf' ,KV7 K T 128 N. Tryon Street 109 S. Tryon Street Page Ninety-nine 1 4 4 . 1 ATSIBEI 'PID TEXTHIIPRODUCTS ASBESTOS ROVI NG ASBESTOS YARNs ASBESTOS CORD ASBESTOS THREAD ASBESTOS WICK ASBESTOS ROPE WIRE WIPING CORD AND wlclc ASBESTOS CLOTH ASBESTOS CLOTH fHERRlNGBONESJ ASBESTOS TREATED CLOTH ASBESTOS DUST BAGS ASBESTOS TAPE OIL BURNER WICKING BRAIDED AND WOVEN TUBING Outhern As estos C 0 m p a Il y CHARLOTTE 1, NORTH CAROLINA One Hundred Sporting Goods Paul H Begun + Jewelry Repairing PAUL 81 CRYMES RINGS Sim' AND REPAIRED INCORPORATED 5 . + r 415 South Tryon Street 505 Commercial Building PHONE 2-4517 PHONE 4-4382 Page One Hundred One .....i.-4 1 I , .R ,J j W ' I lf! ' l x. X .V if P ,' l' ,tj I if i 1 Wifi A M 4 .HKWHLHART E. R.iABERNATHY i F ESILOTH TG COMPANY MIMEOGRAPHING MACHINES sl ii 1 .3 S. Boulevard AND SUPPLIES 4 f ' . I CHARLOTTE, N. C. 'f WHONE 4-5256 JN 7 , If 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Seniors of 1946 i' M. L. L. CLUB Compliments of KIMBRELL'S, INC. Corner Trade and College Streets CHARLOTTE, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS ANN LEWIS SHOP CHARLOTTE, N. C. BIZZELL PHARMACY Modern Drug Store Luncheonette and Soda Fountain PRESCRIPTIONS DRUG SUNDRIES Next to Merita Bakery Phone 3-7501 BOWL FOR FUN AND HEALTH Charlotte Bowling Center 112 West First Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Phone 9453 COMPANY 1418 West Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Two 9710 Z, 220 N. TRYON STREET COATS FROCKS Smart Apparel GOWNS for the LINGERIE Discriminatin g SPORTS WEAR Woman MILLINERY SHOES PHONE 2-2141 JIIH M. llml 221 North Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. QUALITY JEWELRY For Every Occasion Page One Hundred Three 1 1 . , I I O T - Of . 1 Q3 My by ' S 'os my I' . Q or CE FURNI INTING 5 DLQC?2,So-VIR in E BPLIES- B STA1I1I.PS . . H s is LE- WING Go yy ' 0 X 0 I2 W' ade Stree f Cgahge office Fitters , 'I x ff W WK, Q, ot 7-229 Wyon st ' . I AL RK ARAN irnryt if ARLOT . G. Q, ' V Phone'618 ,pf gf I 73 J ' S DY O Hefner Plumbing Co., Inc. QA, ' PLUMBING AND HEATING 55 S 53 LOUIS Ve' 315 W. Fifth street Phygl-4460 . o. BOX 121 315 PHONE 4-4784 . WINDOW CLEANER FURNITURE CREAM HOUSEHOLD CHEMICALS Stanley Home Products Wet Mops and Scrub Brushes Hair Brushes and Personal Brushes X of ali Kinds X N1 F. LOVE, Dealer MOONEY'S J EWELERS -3- 108 E. Fourth Street PHONE 4-5674 hone -448 o 4-4 1 5 'M PII SL 963 e io m IQ, Inc. E Sus C YB GHT AND SOLD tx I E1 E SERVICE bx KJXVEAQJ-TeS.-Treas. Q 318- 0 So. Church St. Si CHARLOTTE, N. C. BARNES 8: HOSKINS Expert Watch Repairing GUARANTEED SERVICE 537 West Trade St. CHARLOTTE, N. C . Page One Hundred Four A.........lA Compliments of WESLEY HEIGHTS PHARMACY ANU GRILL Grandin Road and Morehead Clzarlottds Most Modern Neighborhood Drug Store Phone 3 4547 JERRY AND BILL, Ownms CHAPLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred I-'ive ' W WEEE e1M5EwVyM 'w compliments of A . 1-Iovrs 8. soN SW FUNERAL EIRECTORS W ANIBULABQCE y WE W' G M iif.ii1f.,.i? 9 W 5? Nh gfwf A Lesson in Value! X The War ha t ght th p ple f the unt y t s ek alue in the me h d e they b y That s hy 0 e and more people ar h g th h epa ed by s We Use Only the Best Repair Material. W. T. JAMES SHUE SERVICE 513 W. TRADE STREET Opposite Coddhgt n Bu'ld' g PgO HddS K X V lx X4 Mlllllll EXPRESS Daily 1 ervice to Eastern Carolina TERMINALS LOCATED IN : ALBEMARLE, N. C. TROY, N. C. SANFORD, N. C. DURHAM, N. C. RALEIGH, N. C. FAYETTEVILLE, N. C. GOLDSBORO, N. C. CHARLOTTE TERMINAL 1128 S. Clarkson St. Tel. 3-8423 HOME OFFICE: Albemarle, N. C. Tel. 663 Call Troy E. Lewis for Service Compliments of SALEM'S GROCERY 215 North Cedar Street EAGLE STORES COMPANY Sc to 51.00 STORES 112 South Tryon Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. Page One Hundred Seven 3? ,J K N D . M if jf? BW!! M' C20 fl f T MC I S S Hs 'f 4 TN f 15 -ff -'U HMA' f ' ZL- W 1rcra t mf . 0 . S es Q Servlce, Inc. West Trade St. at Rozze11sFerry DISTRIBUTORS QUALITY Q TAYLORCIEAFT, WAc0, AND LOSVERIQZEEES ULVER SATISFACTION COURTESY . S ,+,,7 'M S PER MARKET Maw I F K , , WH' O, X 9 fp V TiTs5kaSSf5e1gfZfT2l?hd.' Ph 3-0531 'KP Flowers for Ever Occasion - 2 J d ff-.ff x '.E-F5299-wmggiments of 6 61 71 fi! Q Sv XX ' owl Co. ' ' l een City X 300 NORT TRYON STREET V 11-'rv Co. bi . ones 8191- 2 KT EH ' ight 79302 5-E 4-J' - , fl: . I -, ' . CHT L Ex T12-5 fp A , ETA ' 2 age ne un Eight -I 7, W,- ,,S,,T f 'T TT'A QS! ,A ,-aff .. T' - Xa nz. W ' K is 2 SQ 'K , t 1 Rx l fi . ef all Unlted Can ,M-tAR?gQ!43 gewrcknmli Company Q K 5 'ff Sv L W . M 'E Q? by E4 P. O. Box 104 Phone 2-2819 xx 42 N it 'sur CHARLOTTE, N. C. I 7 GEam eegj3l',,x S E. T. JAMES, JR., President 1 X IEYHONE 91 QQ ' Residence Phone 3-3302 Q E5 -RT' s . N C , .- 12 , SA- C, E' ' 33 -g Congratulations, Seniors POUND 8: oFF1oE SUPPLIES MOORE CO. 213 South Tryon Street PHONE 2-2131 .nu-54 if .A--f .... r P 1- If plz Q' QA CLUB N 'no I KOKE Compliments of P. 8: M. CAFE 501 West Trade Street Good Food at All Times Ph0ne 3-3300 Compliments of Little Pep-Delmonito Restaurant 301 West Trade A, A p ,A vi ' 1,7137 It ,N d?fSoUTHERN.,FRU1T OMPANY if ' ,, jbggilhrif A ITS ANISCXEQETABLES ,V TTI, 464 '7 AIR CONDITIONED 921, ?-45? ., gtfeet FOR YOUR ' .Phgg 1618025 - V MFoRT ,K of ?i1?x37g'. ' ft 'gp 4.5, CO 2 rf , if vv , , , Page One Hundred Nine 't Lux ' ' ,ILWH , - . U, X .4 1 4' 1.1, ii! ,yjyffyv Ll ' , 'ji LL , U ay? pf, 'fl V 1 , , f W f f f 911, ,fy 4' i hgmfiabf A V : 'YW' HP M' 'f IX ' + ,L 'lg . ,gill V, r 1, ,ff M., ,W x I ff 'VLH ' if 5 ff 1 . jyf m' 9, J .ff - ff 19,1 Complime ,MJ , W W4 'ji of fT' 3, Aww? 'rw .f fp Qf 5. A :if-,nl ' ,T,,, D E 5 A 5' S 0 DJ f A way 5 fi W wif QJWZXJQQ RLOTTE ,No , M C M55 X I ?f kWh ,V Y' V ni V K , b .kg 970 Students Me .- ef, f xxaf'-1 +2255 A Ee? Zjgfjiglgf C 'ments 0 g . A . 9 THE VOGU . ' ibm ati 3 APPAREL Ek: PEQAN EE S .' 201 North Tryon Street e 3-5 Phone 4-4941 17 W- Tr Q St CHARLOTTE, N. C. - H W3 t at A Natio dv 4' 'sed atch 'jj6x' LERSXSgaHOTEL IEEXQIE ENDS WE G I, 533 W. Trade FI DS, LL, Comfwtable, and Convenient KL? e i -- f--N-4. 'ft t'-t- N-M-A ' Tryon Size HOUSE Gr ,A A A . A elfx X N, W - . Z ff' 5 f S' R -fix I my . 'J Q if ' 0 . v A Lm . VXI, X 1 6 Q 54 F 112. 1 if 'ji 0 1 i,f 0,'j1i QLN7' Qwzw UK f ef of 10 1 'ffif ' Wi? UW- , WRX ,fi ly L ' jj' A 10 1 , Congratulations, Seniors . XG' 'HeATffELI17F'E 5 2, ' L U W E H sf WKMV STUKE 'i 1 1 J W, Q 1100 Seaboard St. Brightefn' A . fy 0 K if FRESH MEATS P OI XM Z AND GROCERIES 431 'gy ryon treat A Delivery Tl 9106 jjffiifff LuYNDY'S GRILL . RoAD AT .WILKINSON BOULEVARD A yyyljlf WA me ds at Lymzy V 0 l ++ A inds of Delicious ndwiches and Thick QMKMJ Z 0 VP, 1 if WK r A .--V. M ilkshakes Phone 4-1530 Va O' P9 OHa'dT 3 S5 , , ' I1 - ,7 4 1: V?-t ',f'vw'S7.6'11 limi.. 3- .f. -11,2-.5 C, 2 ,, V f v Y ,. ,,.' 7' - , ',,-if -4.92, ' 59 fy ' E4 4 ': u., v 1. 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