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Harding High School - Acorn Yearbook (Charlotte, NC)

 - Class of 1947

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I ' Q . X ,, . W il.. L'kl1 .' 1. ' 1 K , , 6 N It X Q P' I f f Lf 'e i V i - .lil Zig 53 1 2 55, V 3? 5155 :ZH iff Egg. at 'T' 'I Ti 9 QQ f wif: Ii I A i . 1 Z 955 f Ti-IE '94 7 A Cf RN . r f I if 4-. LOUISE RAIVISEY Editor DON NEAL Business Manager CUNA Ci0DFREY Assistant Editor PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOL CJLASS HAHUINIJ HIGH SEHUUL QJIIARLOTTE N. C. Page Four FUHEWUHD ANOTHER school year draws to a close, and the Seniors of the Class of 1947 go out to make their way in the world. To keep school days at Harding fresh in mind, may this edi- tion of the ACORN serve as a Memory Book for the 1946-1947 term. The purpose of this Memory Book is to recall familiar faces of school friends, classmates, and faculty mem- hers, to recollect participation in cluhs, organ- izations, and sports, and to remind us of hard work mixed with play. For lter patience and kindness in guiding and advising the Senior Class, lzer service and co-operation with all sclzool activities, and lzer unending effort to make Harding a laetter sclfiool, we take pleasure in dedicating this, the 1947 ACORN, to MRS. WILLIE S. SHORE D E D I C A T I U N Page Five ! Page Six l 935 Lf' . 1 ff .. ., B a mi! AUMINISTHATIUN I-XUMINISTHATIU Mn. JAMES R. IIANVKINS PVilIL'ilJtII Mn. Ilmmx' P. IIARDINU DR. li. ll. C,m1Nc:1aR NRS. IXIARY Sfxwuin Sl1llL'Vil1lL'lll.iUlIf Associutu Szfpcrizztclldalzt St'C!'l'llIl'41' um! Dunn nf CHVI5 age Fight P EULTY ALICE TNI. B1-Yl I'EN M111l1a111111ics l51,oY11 L. Bu1x1c:,x1111NEn Cwirics M,-xm' Lc1l11sE BUTIFR Hislorj' EIXIILY R. CLXRR Hmm' Ecr111o'111ics li11c:EN11x B. C11n1s'1'm,xN Social SL'iL'lICL' CJLIVER CTOOK Music RAc:11u1. CRJRDLE Sonia! Sciwzcv M,xR1Lx'N QTIZAIC Plzysiczzl EJ11c11ti011 'JEAN IJAVIS IIZl1llSfl'ilZI Arts RELQINA IDONKLE Lil1rr11'11111 EL1z.'xBE'1'11 B. ELLIOTT Ezzglislz LYNDA E'1'11En11x:E lJiSfl'il7l1fil'L' H1111c11ti011 E. P. FALILKNER Pl11fsic11l fjd11c11tio11 lX1ARY S. 1701113 lfuglislz EIJNA Il.x11'1N11.ss English FACULTY CiER'l'RUDE I IIRE Geography VIVIAN JOHNSON English lJOROTHY LIDE Science lX'lYRTIS lXlACKEY A latlzenmtics MAIIY B. lXlACKORELL Bible JEAN lVlARSIlALL Home hconmnics CORNELIA NIXON Matlzenmtics lVl0RELLA POLI4 English LUIS ROALTII Cmninercial SALLIE SANDIFER History WILLIE S. SHORE llistory LETTIE M. SMITH Cnninzercinl PIIYLLIS 'l'RIBIsLE Art 1' LORA lNlAE WATSON Matlienmtics RIITII YELvINc:'I'ON Foreign Languages N0 Picture: lXlARY ELIZABIETII BIIIITON English KATIIIEIIINE IIINSON English VIVIAN P. RIICIDES English JOIIN N. SCO'r'r Science E2 I 955 Nfl? wan KKl OUQS NC CLASSES EL LEON IIOOVER . . VVALLACE BURGESS 'DONALD NEAL . .. IXAARCJY LIOLLHNIAN . . . XVALLACTE BURGESS JULIA LOVE VLIIERESA PALOTHBIT VLENLY ZELAPUGAS . . . Page Twelve SS U Y UFFIEERS . . .Lawyer . . .Historian . . .Prophet .......Poet .Vnlezlictorian .Salumtorimz . . . .Mascot ....Mnscot SE IUH EL SS UFPIEEHS First Semester: ICE CIILIRCII .. DONALD NEAL ....... ROSE EINIIXIA SIINIIVIONS EDWIN PROCTOR .. MRS. . . . . .President .Vice-President . . . . . ,Secretary . . . . .Treasurer WILLIE SHORE Second Semester: -IOE CHURCH .. FRED CIILBRETH . . GEORGE TIAM .... TVIARGY IIOLLIIXIIAN . . . .Adviser . . . .President Viceeljresident . . . .Secretary . . . .Treasurer Page Thirteen SE IUHS 4 4 First row: lYlYRA OCTAVIA ADAMS Choir 1, 2, 39 Cafeteria Assistant 3. CARQLYN V1Ru1N1A .ARIVISTRONG ACURN Staff 3: Girl Reserves lg Y-Teens 3g De- bating Club 2, 3: Gregg Writers Club 33 Dramatics Club 25 Nlariager Girls' Basketball Team 2. ESSIE LOUISE ATKINS SH0RTY Secretary S. O. L. Bible Club 3. lXlILDRED BEAM Cafeteria Assistant 2. Page Fourteen Second row: SARA ANN BECHTLER Cafeteria Assistant 3' S. O. L. Bible Club 3' D. E Club 3. I ' ' DOROTl1X' lVlARlLYN BELK DOT S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 3g Y-Teens 3g Library As- sistant 3. JACQUELIN DELORES BELLIVEAU UIACKIEH Band 1, 2, 39 Choir 2, 33 Dramatics Club 25 Girl Reserves 1, 2. ELEANOR MARIE BENNETT A'D1Ts1E M. L. L. Club 39 Y-Teens 35 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Debating Club lg Charter Committee 3. SE IUH5 First row: BETTY SUE BLAIR 'lBABv Transferred from Thomasboro 39 French Club 33 Y-Teens 3g S. O. L. Bible Club 3. IIARRY LEE BIZZELL, HBIZELH Football 1, 2, 35 Home Room President 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 3. JOHN Bosr NANCY LEE BOWEN HBOINGH Choir 1, 2, 3g Girl Reserves 2g Dramaties Club 2: Most Talented Senior: ACORN Stall 3: Student Council Plav 35 ViceAPresident Home Room 1, 2. Second row: 'I'IIoMAs FRANKLIN Born HSALTYU Band l, 2, 3, Drum Major l, 2, 3: Traffic Force 1, 2g Hi-Y Club lg Treasurer Home Room 3. SARA llLIzABE'I'II BREVVER Transferred from Long Creek l, Dranmties Club 2g ACORN Staff 3: Debating Club 3g House and Crounds Committee 3. IIANICE BRIDc:Es WAL LACE ABNEY BURGESS UBIRDH Cafeteria Coiuiuittec l. 2, 3, Lliairinun 3: -Iunioi Marshal: Alunior Rotarian 3: Most Studious Senior Class Historian 3: Hi-Lifes Staff 3: ACORN Stall 3. Page Fifleen SE First row: l3E'l l'YE .IEAN CARTER jE,xN S. U. L. Bible Club 35 Student Council, Home Room Representative 2. .lore L1T'roN CllLlRClI joE President Senior Class, junior Rotarian 35 Traflic Force 3, Senior Honor Socictv 2, 3, Monogram Club 2, 3, Football l, 2, 31 Basketball 2, 3, Best AllAArounLl Senior. BARBARA ANN ClLAPP HCILAPPH Cbanlain's Council 2, ACORN Stall 3, Dramatics Club 2: S. O. L. Bible Club 2: Choir 1, 2, 3: Y-Teens 3, lntcr-State Council Piepresentative 3. l3iLL CoBB Conn Football l, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3' Boxing 3, President Home Room 3, Cliaplaiifs Council 3, lNlonogram Club 2, 3. Puge Sixteen IDRS ig Second row: llERB1iRT NA'rHAN1EL Coins HNATIill Band 1, 2, 3, Movie Committee 3. Disromzs LTONDER DELORES CORN S. U. L. Bible Club, President 3. Lois VVILSON Cox Lo-BABY Cheerleader 1: Senior Honor Soeietv 1 2, 3: M. L. L. Club 1, 2, 3, Vice-President 3: Chairman House anal Grounds Committee 3: Student Council Plav 3, Senior Play 3, Dramaties Club 2. SE IUHS First YUIVZ FRED PEARSON CLILBRETII, IR. Movie Committee l, 2, 3, Chairman 2, 3, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Treasurer l, Junior Botarian 3, Senior Honor Societv l, 2, 3, Iunior Marshal, Biggest Heart- breaker Senior, Vice-President Senior Class, Student Council Plav 3, Senior Class Plav. VV1LL1Aixi ANDREW DIAATONDIIRAS BILL SAINI lJU'l I'ON, JR. Cafeteria Assistant 3, Tenth Grade Plav. ZALLAR EASTWOUD BEE Cboir l, 2, 3, Honor Societv 2, 3, D. E. Club, President 3. 23 Second row: BETTY ELLINGTON Girl Reserves l, 2, M. L. L. Club 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Cregg Writers Club 3, Hiflsitcs Stag 3. NET'TIE SUE EPPES HBL0NDlBi, Crew' Writers Club 3, Honor Societv l, 2, 3, S. O. L. Bible Club 3, Choir l. 2. IIERBERT ERsK1NE Forum HERKU Hall Patrol 2, Movie Committee 3, S. O. L. Bible Club l, 2, Choir 1. ROBERT UTTO FORTENBERY HBOB., Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Traffic Force 3, Treasurer Home Boom l, 3. Page Seventeen SE IUHS First row: ll EAN FOSTER Dance Committee 1, 25 ACORN Staff 25 M. L. L. Club 15 Student Couneil, Home Room Representative I5 Grevq Writers Club 35 Girl Reserves 2. llARR1E'l l'E lVlARIE FREEMAN PUC Chaplains Council 25 S. O. L. Bible Club 2. QlIlIQUITA PAYE GARDNER S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 25 Girl Reserves 1, 25 D. E Club 3. ,IOIIN OLIVER CQLUYAS Band 1, 2. 35 Orebestra 35 Movie Committee 35 Traf lie Force 3. Page Eighteen Second row: lVlELVA GODEREY lX'lEL S. O. L. Bible Club 25 Girl Reserves 25 ACORN Staff 3. ONA NALLE Q10DFREY Honor Soeietv 1, 2, 35 ACORN Staff, Assistant Editor 3' M. L. L. Club l, 2, 3, President 35 Hi-Lites Staff 1: 2, 35 Gregg Writers Club 35 junior Marshal, As- sistant Chief 2. lVlARION NELL GKJLICIITLY Gregg Writers Club 3. JOYCE LETIIIA CZOPFERT S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens Club 3. SE IUHS A L . -gf A5 J ll , j - --'H .gigxiififliifi Q ' -a'.,.5I 11143. .wfmpaw First row: RICHARD LEE GRAHAM HSHINEU Football 1, 2, 35 lVlono,qram Club 2, 35 President Home Room 2. JEAN GRIER TwINi' Cheerleader 35 YATeens, Secretary 35 Varsity Club, Secretary-Treasurer 35 Cirls' Basketball Team 2. JUNE GRIER 4fTWIN1, Cheerleader 35 Y-Teens, Treasurer 35 Varsity Club 35 Girls' Basketball Team 2. SHIRLEY LAVINIA CRooMs S. O. L. Bible Club 15 D. E. Club 2, 3. Second row: lVlILDRED LOUISE llAILEY Student Council, Home Room Representative l5 Girl Reserves 1, 25 YfTeens 35 Secretary Home Room l, 25 Treasurer Home Room 15 S. O. L. Bible Club 1. DWIGHT JORDAN IIAM UDEWITTU Baseball Manager 15 Choir 35 Orchestra 1, 2, 35 hlovie Committee l, 2, 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 ACORN Staff 35 HifLites Stag, Photographer 3. CEORGE EMORY HAM, JR. Football 1, 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 35 Secretary Senior Classg Hall Patrol 2. CARL EUGENE HARGETT HARD-To-GET Hall Patrol 15 Cafeteria Assistant 15 ACORN StaH 2, 35 S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 35 Traffic Force 3. Page Nineteen SE IDRS First row: Second row: DONALD RAY l'lARKEY ERCEL LARA11 HELMS DON Senior Plavg Band 1, 23 Hall Patrol 3g Football 3g ACORN Staff, Senior Editor 3: Traffic Force 34 Mono- gram Club 35 Student Council, Home Room Represent- ative 1, 2. HAROLD DICKSON l'lENDRlX HDICKPY BETTY LORRAINE HARRISON Basketball 1' 2' Band 1, 2. PAULINE RUTH llAWKINS JERRY HERALD RED ICG Basketball lg Girl Reserves 1, 2g S. O. L. Bible Club Choir 1, 2, 3- Ig Draniatics Club 23 Hustler Staff lg Gregg Writers Club 33 M. L. L. Club 39 ACORN Staff 3g Y-Teens 3. CONRAD CLAUDE l'lELMS JANE l'lOFF1X4AN Baseball 3. S. O. L. Bible Club 2. Puge Twen Y y EE IDRS ffl First row: MARGY NELL HOLLIMAN Cheerleader 2, 3, Imperatores Club 3, Hi-Lifes Staff, Editor 3, Honor Society 2, 3, Junior Marshal, Dramatics Club, President 2, French Club, President 3, Orchestra l, 2, 3. ROBERT HOLTHOUSER MOLE ACORN Staff, Senior Editor 3. FRANCES ALBERTA l'l0LTZCLAW Cirl Reserves l, 2, S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, ACORN Staff 3. LLOYD LEON IJOOVER, JR. HLIOOVERU Football 2, 3, Basketball 2, 3, Baseball l, 2, 3, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, Vice-President Home Room l, 3, Stu- dent Council, Home Room Representative 3, Class Law- ver 3. Second row: PEGGY LEVONE I JORTON USIIURTYH Choir l, 2, 3, Secretarv Junior Class, Dramatics Club 2: Girl Reserves 2, French Club 31 ACORN Stall 3. BETTY JEAN JOHNSON Choir 3, ACORN Staff 3, IIiALites Staff 3, Student Council 3, French Club 3, Transferred from Paw Creek 3. KENNETH lxlARSIIALL JOHNSON HBOGGER RED Choir 3, French Club 3, Gregg VVriters Club 3, Transferred from Paw Creek 3. PECCY ANN JOHNSON PEC Senior Plav, S. O. L. Bible Club l, Yfllccns 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Hi-Lites Stat? 3, ACORN Staff, Snapshot Editor 3: VVittiest Senior, Dramatics Club 2, Cirl Reserves l. 2. Page Twenty one SE IUHS First row: LAWRENCE IoIINsToN Hc1llRLYn D. E. Club 2, 3. PATTY Lou KISER Pm-Tv Honor Society 1, 2, 35 Girl Reserves 15 ACORN Staff 2, 35 HifLites Stall: 35 Grew' Writers C1ub 35 Best Looking Senior5 Library Assistant 25 Hustler Staff 2. KATHRYN MARIE KYKER NlVlARlEH Home Boom President 15 C1Iaplain's Council 25 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Y-Teens 35 S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 3. IIARRIETT ELAINE LANDIS Missy Student Council, Secretary 2, Viceapresident 35 Cheerleader 2, 35 Honor Society 1, 2, 35 Hi Lites Staff 35 ACORN Staff 35 Biggest Heartbreaker, Most Popular, Cutest Senior: Girl Reserves 1, 2, Secretary 1. Page Twenty-two Second row: WILLIAL1 ANDREW LATIMER ABILLU S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 35 Library Assistant 15 M. L. L. Club 35 Cafeteria Assistant 2, 35 Dance Com- mittee 35 Chap1ain's Council 3: Senior Play. MARY 1'lE.LEN LECKIE HELEN Honor Society 1, 2, 35 Choir 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 35 Dramatics Club 25 ACORN Staff 35 French Club, Secre- tary-Treasurer5 Girl Reserves 25 Student Council, Home Room Representative 1, 3. ROBERT PArrERsoN LEONARD DORIS LINKER MAC D. E. Club 3. SE IUPIE ,., T First row: BETTY MAE LITTLE BET ACORN Staff 33 Y-Teens 33 S. O. L. Bible Club 13 Clinic Assistant 3g Dramatics Club 23 Basketball 1, 2. ROBERT CARSON LITTLE BuCo Football l, 2. IDA lVlARGARET LoCIcEY Student Council, Home Boom Representative 1, 2, Treasurer 1, 23 Cheerleader 2, 33 Y-Teens, President 33 Best AllAAround, Most Considerate Senior3 ACORN Stal-li 33 HifLites Staff, Assistant Editor 3g junior Marshal. JULIA FRANCES LOVE HIUKEH Honor Soeietv 1, 2, 3, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 3, Junior Marshal, Chaplains Council 33 Gregg VVriter's Club 33 Most Studious Senior: M. L. L. Club 3. SCCOHLI TOIVI BETTY Lou MCELIIANEX' Cltoir l, 2, 33 S. O. L. Bible Club 23 Manager Girls' Basketball Team 3: Iionor Soeietv l, 2, 3, Girls' Basket- ball Team 2, 3. BosEMARY IRENE MCCLouc:IrLIN HROSIEH S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 3, Vice-President 33 Girl Reserves 1, 23 Y-Teens 33 Nl. L. L. Club 33 Gregg Writers Club 33 Chaplafn's Council 2, 33 Basketball Team I. lDOROTIIY MCKEE DoT ACORN Stal-P 33 Girl Reserves 1, 23 Y-Teens 3. ELEANOR lX'1CKNIGIIT Page Twentyftlz ree SE URS First row: JAMES ROY MCLENDON MAC W. C. MCPIORIE Dua S. O. L. Bible Club 3. LENA VERNE lNlILLER TEENv Clinic Assistant l, 2, 35 Choir l, 2, 3: Y-Teens 3. lX'lARY IIAZEL lvlILLl-ER O. L. Bible Club 3: Cafeteria Assistant 33 D. E. Club 3. Page Twenty four .E 4 Secnml row: MARGARET JUDD MORRIS 'IILIDDH Girl Reserves 23 Y-Teens 35 S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 33 French Club 3. IIELEN ELIZABETH NAsII RED S. O. L. Bible Club I, 2, Vice-President l. BARBARA REID NEAL HCiERTlEH Choir l, 2. 33 Student Council Plav 3g Honor Societv 1, 2, 3g Debating Club 24 Drarnatics Club 25 French Club 35 Best Dressed Senior. DONALD ClARLYLE NEAL DON Honor Society l, 2, 3g Chief junior Nlarshal 25 Business Manager 1947 ACORNQ Vice-President Iunior Classy Vice-President Senior Class: Student Council I, 2, 3, Vice-President 3g Senior Class Prophet: Class Treasurer lg Ili-Lites Stall 3, Sports Editor. SE IUBS . an an-I4 . '-1, 5+ in I ifilft A I 5 - 1 - , f--vii I.. 2 3' K . ' 5 .L .Vzic Mi: ,., V .Y .Qgiqgsg - t1f.w . -P' ' ' 'Q Mn .41-M ,im ig... ,' - N rw A as 2 First row: llERMAN NEWTON NUNIS, IR. HSNOOKYH Football 2, 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, Captain 35 Base- ball 1, 2, 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 35 Hi-Lites Staff 35 Junior Botarian 35 Imperatores 35 Dance Committee 35 Best Looking, Most Athletic Senior5 Traffic Force 2, 3. LILLIAN ARMETTA OWENS S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 35 M. L. L. Club 35 Library Science 25 Gregg Writers Club 35 ACORN Stal? 35 Honor Society l, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 25 Cafeteria Assistant 35 President Home Room 25 Vice-President Home Room 3. ANNIE lVlARGARET PACE HANN., S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 35 Gregg Writers Club 3. LEE BOY PACE LERoY Honor Society 1, 2, 35 Cafeteria Committee 1, 3. Second row: WILLIAM WYATT PATTERSON, IR. nBILLu Cafeteria Committee l, 35 Traffic Force l, 25 Hall Patrol 1. BARRY CARSON PAYNE BOOTY Football 1, 2, 35 Baseball 1, 2, 35 Imperatores 35 French Club 35 Monogram Club 2, 3, President 35 Student Council 1, 2, 3, Home Room Representative 35 Class President 15 Junior Botarian 35 Traffic Force 3. WILLIAM ANDREW PEARMAN opus., Baseball l, 2, 35 Football 1, 2, 3, Co-Captain 35 Dance Committee 1, 2, 35 Chairman 35 Student Council 1, 2, 35 Most Popular Senior5 lmperatores Club, President 35 Monogram Club 1, 2, 35 French Club 3. KATHLEEN PORTER KATHY Band l, 2, 35 Varsity Club 35 Basketball l, 2, 3, Captain 2, Co-Captain 3. Page Twenty-five SE IUB5 First row: EDWIN Lowa PROCTOR DEwRY Football 2, 3g Basketball l. 2, 35 Monogram Club 2, 33 Hall Patrol 3g Cafeteria Assistant 1, 2, 35 Advertis- ing Manager 1947 ACORN 3g Treasurer junior Classg Treasurer Senior Class. MARGARET NAOMI PROCTOR l'PRoc M. L. L. Club 33 Secretary Gregg Writers Club 3. ELLEN Louise RAMSEY iiWEASlE Senior Honor Society l, 2, 3, Secretary 2, President 33 Cheerleader 1, 25 Imperatores 3, Vice-Presidentg Editor 1947 ACORN 3g Student Council Play 39 Senior Plavg M. L. L. Club I, 25 Most Likely to Succeed Senior: Most Influential Senior. Boyce LEE RANSON D. E. Club 3. Page Twenty-six Second rbiv: Doms MAR REDDING FRANK RoRERTs, IR. ..-Im., Student Council 1, 2, 3, President 35 Cheerleader 2, 33 Student Council Play 35 President junior Class: Most Likely to Succeed Seniorg Most Influential Senior: M. L. L. Club 35 Senior Choir 2, 35 Imperatores 3g French Club 3. FRED I I. ROBERTS HFROGH Transferred from Thomasboro 3. BILL TAYLOR RUSH Baud l. EE IUHS First row: ESSINE SALEM 'ACIII Clllln Orchestra I. 25 S. O. L. Bible Club 35 Y-Teens 3. PATSY YvoNNE SEVERS HPATH Y-Teens 35 Girl Reserves 1, 25 Basketball Team 1, 2, 35 Softball l, 2, 35 Varsitv Club 35 Senior Choir 15 Home Room President l. llER1N1AN LEWIS SHEPHERD SIIEP Football 3: Transferred from Sharon 3. lVlARIONETTE SHUFORD Second row: ROSE EINIIVIA SIMMONS UROSIEH Girl Reserves l, 25 Y-Teens 35 S. O. L. Bible Club 25 French Club 35 Senior Honor Socictv 2, 35 Clinic Assistant 35 ACORN Staff 35 President Home Room 35 Secretary Senior Class. FLoRA EDITH SKIDMORE HFLOOGIEH Clinic Assistant 1, Girl Reserves 1, 25 Dramatics Club 35 Debating Club 2, 35 Imperatores 3, Secretarv-Trea- surerg Hi-Lifes Staff 35 ACORN Staff 35 French Club 35 Student Council 2. ALBERT JOHNSTON SINTITII HBUDDYH Student Council 15 President Home Room 2, 35 Treasurer Home Room 35 Senior Honor Societv 2, 3. BETTY JANE SMITH SM1TTY Basketball 2, 35 S. O. L. Bible Club 1, Girl Reserves 15 Varsitv Club 3, Vice-President: Softball l, 2, 3. Page Twenty-se wen SE IDRS liirxl row: ClRACE LUIIISE SMITH M Second row: WILLIAM llucn STAIINES Gregg Vyriters Club 3, Vicr-APresi1leIItg O. L. Bible HBILLH Club 3' Slfl'U5llff'T- Traffic Force 34 Senior HiAY 1, 2 V - CiLADYS STIMPSON IIAIIIIY IHOMAS SMITH ffVI0LATmN'f HSMITTIEH Band l, 2, 39 Orchestra 2, 3. Football 35 D. E. Club 3. BETTY JEAN TAYLon N N HBETTSYH R '3E UENN 5Nm' s. o. L. Bible Club 2, 3g II. E. club at or MW Club 3. AGREE LUQILLE SULOIXIAN NANCY ELIZABETII FFIIACKER Girl Reserves 1, 21 S. O. L. Bible Club l, 29 Senior Student Council 33 Treasurer Home Room 3 VILK Honor Soeietv 2, 3: Auoim Staff 3. President Home Room 3. Page Twenty-eiglil EE IUHS First row: Second row: lVlARTHA JUYCE 'THOMAS S. O. L. Bible Club l. FRED LEONARD TTHOIVIPSON Band 1, 2, 3. .TACK CONNOR VTTHOIVIPSON CHARLES TVTARION TILLMAN PEGGY ANN TOOL ToOMEY 1EY Senior Choir 1, 2. DONALD WAYNE TYSER DON llORACE EDWARD WA'l'TS MED11 D. E. Club 3, Vice-President. IOSEPH1NE WHERRY CHARLIE BIT Seeretarv Home Room lg Treasurer Home Room 29 Basketball 2, 3: Y-Teens 35 Varsitv Club 33 M. L. L. Basketball 1, 29 Girl Reserves I, 2. Club 3. ' Page Twenty- nine '1 SE IUH5 First row: DOROTHY ANN WHITESIDE NDOTU S. O. L. Bible Club 1, 2, 35 Y-Teens 39 Girl Reserves 2g Library Assistant 3. ELLEN MAY WILSON JOHN V. WILSON Hall Patrol lg Movie Committee lg D. E. Club 2, 3, President 29 Librarv Assistant 3g ACORN Staff 33 Hi-Lites Staff 33 Debating Club 1. Page Thirty Second row: MARTHA LEE WINGATE DORIS JANE WINGATE Girl Reserves 1, 25 Y-Teens 33 S. O. L. Bible Club 2, 39 ACORN Staff 35 M. L. L. Club 1, 2, 35 Dramatics Club 2g Vice'President Home Room 2. V HISTUHY We, the Class of 1947, have had the most diversified experiences of any class that has ever graduated from Harding High School. We started out in 1941 with peace in these United States of ours. We traveled through a World War the like of which the world has never seen and are graduating in a year of, we hope, peace and prosperity. We entered the seventh grade small in stature but high in spirits. Although we came from many different schools, it wasn't long until we became a united group of friends. Under the leadership of Eugene Jackson and Barbara Henly, presidents during the first and second semesters respectively, we established a reputation for scholarship and school spirit. During our eighth grade we saw many of our fellow students going to war, but we as children were contented to stay in school organizing our classes and societies. We had a few of our number in the orchestra, band, Junior Student Council, and twentyetwo members of our class were tapped into the junior Honor Society. With Donald Neal as our class president we were growing better and bigger. Frank Roberts was elected to lead us through our Freshman Year. The ninth grade was beginning to be known, and quite a number of the junior and Senior boys were giving our girls the grand rush. This was our year of ruling the junior High School, and we really enjoyed it. We entered the tenth grade with Barry Payne as our leader and worked hard to co-operate with the war effort as much as possible by selling war bonds and stamps and by collecting paper. We had representatives on every committee, club, and organization and were beginning to be known as the smartest class in school with many of our classmates being inducted into the Senior Honor Society. The eleventh grade found us living in a world at peace. Frank Roberts was again elected president, and we were ready to get busy. We were proud of the showing our class made in football, basketball, and baseball. We had many members to attend the music festival at Greensboro, coming home with our share of honors. Creat excite- ment was in the air over the plans for the Junior-Senior Banquet, which was given in the gymnasium and was so successful that we mentally patted ourselves on the back for our originality and versatility. The choosing of Junior Marshals was another eventful day, but the selection of class rings awakened us to the fact that we would soon be seniors. Entering school as dignified seniors, we elected Joe Church to lead us through this year of our most precious memories. From the opening day until the night of graduation we seemed to be able only to study and pay out money. First, we made the final payment on our rings, next we ordered our cards and invitations, then finally we were measured for caps and gowns. Our Senior Play, The Patsy, proved a great success, and we helped to stage the first Student Council Congress Harding has ever entertained in its twelve years. Our excitement grew steadily from the Junior-Senior Banquet on to the Baccalaureate Sermon, then to Class Day exercises, and finally to the greatest climax, Graduation Night. As we pass into history, beloved teachers and fellow students, There comes over us a feeling of sadness That is not akin to pain, But resembles sorrow only As the mist resembles the rainf, WALLACE BURGESS, Class Historian, 1947 Page Thirtverme 'F . LAST WILL AND TESTAME T ARTICLE I To Mn. Hawxms 1. We, the Class of 1947, leave to you our deep appreciation for your guidance during our years at Harding. 2. We leave to you the hope that next year's class will be a better success than ours. ARTICLE II To Tm: Teac:-inns 1. We leave to Mrs. Shore, Miss Johnson, and Miss Carr, our home room teachers, our thanks for helping us when we were late, sick, or absent. 2. To Miss Batten we leave our appreciation for her help on the Hi-Lites. 3. To Mr. Cook goes our esteem for the line work the band, choir, and orchestra did for Harding. 4. To Coaches Gettle, Faulkner, and Bumgardner go our thanks for their worries and work with the football, basketball, and baseball teams. 5. We leave to Miss Watson our thanks for guiding the dance committee. 6. We leave to Miss Fore our hope that she will have less failures next year. Cl To Mrs. Sawyer we leave our appreciation for her work in the office and her guidance of the M. L. L. . u . 8. To all the teachers who have taught us, we leave our deepest thanks. ARTICLE III To T1-ns RISING Snmons 1. We leave the hope that you will do all in your power to help put Harding on the map. 2. We leave, too, our hope that you have fully prepared yourself for your future life. ARTICLE IV To Tmz Sci-roor. 1. I, Tommy Boyd, will my position as drum maior in the band to Bill Durham. 1235, Lois Cox, leave my dancing shoes to Phyllis Jarrett with the hope that she will use them as much IIS 1 . 3. To Claude Young, Kenneth Johnson leaves his title as Most Considerate. 4. Ida Lockey leaves her position as cheerleader to Marie Brewer. 5. I, Nancy Bowen, leave my title of Most Talented to Nancy Lewis. 6. Claude Helms wills his ability to do solid geometry problems to Bill Crabtree. P 7. We, Acree Soloman and Frances Holtzclaw, will our true friendship to Caroline Miller and Barbara BIIEISOTI. 8. I, Jane Hoffman, leave my love for Harding to all future classes. 9. George Ham leaves his ability to skip football practice to James Dukes. 10. I, Dot Belk, will my long hair to Dot Rabom. - ll. Essie Atkins leaves her title as smallest senior to the iunior best suited for it. 12. I, Frank Roberts, will my ability to be in everything that goes on in school to T. W. Alzired. 13. Betty Harrison leaves her interest in Bible to Marie Marlowe. 14. I, Gladys Stimpson, leave the memory of my good behavior to Mr. Cook. 15. l, John Gluyas, will my ability to have misfortune to Howard Fast. 16. To Maiorie Sanders, Myra Adams leaves her title as Most Bashful. 17. Bill Cob leaves his English grades to Tommy Hipp. 18. To Margaret Crook, Jean Foster wills her title as Most Dignii-led. 19. Doris Redding leaves her position as assistant to Coach Faulkner to Billie Ann Hahn. 20. I, Patty Kiser, will my title as Best Looking Senior to Nancy Lewis. 21. I, Marie Kyker, will to Dot Rabom my ability to go steady with the same boy for two years. 22. Jerry Herald leaves his height to Tommy James. 23. To Kathryn Ann Elrod, Louise Hailey wills her ability to do shorthand. 24. I, Wallace Burgess, will my ability to get along with English teachers to Charles Parker, who surely needs it. , 25. Rosemary McGloughlin wills her ability to get along with Miss MacKorell to Rudolph Price. 26. I, Mary Lee Kennedy, leave my love for general oflice practice to Mary Ann Ritch and Faye Earnhardt. 27. I, Ann Pace, will my Bible Awards to anyone who has the ability to earn them. 28. Jean Carter wills her interest in psychology to Wilda Blair. 29. To Peggy Saxon, Kathleen Porter leaves her title as Most Athletic. 30. I, Betty Little, will my personality and little feet to Frankie Jean Beam. 31. I, Bill Rush, leave my love for classical music to Horace Todd. 32. I, Pug Pearman, leave my big mouth to Tommy Hipp, who I know can fill it to capacity. 33. Ed Watts leaves his bookkeeping problems to Margaret Watson. 34. To Doris McGowan, Betty Jane Smith wills her ability to get along with Miss Craig. 35. I, Jo Wherry, will my ability to tell iokes to Phyllis Jarrett. 36. Margaret Proctor wills her good times in second year shorthand to Marie Marlowe. 37. I, Dolores Com, will the presidency of the Bible Club to the person best suited to render Christian service in the school and community. 38. Jackie Belliveau wills her ability to chew gum in Mr. Cook's class and get by with it to her sister, Ruby. 39. Fred Culbreth and Don Harkey leave their test tubes and Bunsen burners to anyone interested in taking chemistry.. Page Thirty-two 40. I, Teeny Miller, will my position as clinic assistant to anyone who can stand it. 41. I, Barry Payne, Will my ability to get along with Miss Yelyington and Miss Watson to the James twins, Ralph and Robert. 42. To Hemian Brown, James McLenr.lon leaves the ability he didn't have in shop. 43. Dot McKee wills her ability to do nothing eight periods a day and pass to Joyce Wallace. 44. To some talented person Bill Latimer leaves his iob of fixing flowers for all occasions. 45. Bobby Little leaves his motorcycle to Sonny Sifford. 46. I, Edwin Proctor, will to anyone approved by Miss Carr the iob of cashier in the cafeteria. 47. I, Barbara Neal, will my title as Best Dressed to Jean Scott. 48. Hazel Miller leaves her ability to get married while in school to anyone who wants it. 49. We, Ona Godfrey and Betty Ellington, leave the endless iob with the bookstore, office, and Hi-Lites to anyone willing to work forty-eight hours a week. 50 I, Leroy Pace, leave my place in the Senior Ilonor Society to anyone who will always go to the meetings. 51. Dwight Ham wills his ability to tease and pick on all the girls to Jimmy Faulkner. 52. To Jackie Gardner, Pauline Hawkins wills her long red hair. 53. We, Barbara Clapp and Joe Church, leave our secluded locker to Billie Ann Hahn and Ralph James. 54. I, Nate Cobb, leave my solo position in the band to David Dunn and Betty Puckett. 55. Floogie Skidmore and Louise Ramsey will their beautiful friendship to Jean Scott and Bobbie Stokes. 56. Bob Groves leaves his A-model and pilots license to David Abernathy. 57. I, Fred Thompson, leave my bass horn to Henry Leonard with the hope that he is able to carry it around. 58. Missy Landis wills her titles as Biggest Heartbreaker and Most Popular to Nancy Lewis and Sue Yount. 59. I, Melva Godfrey, will my ability to have no boyfriend to any girl who wants to be without them. 60. I June Grier, leave my ability of taking care of Robert James to Billie Ann Hahn with the hope that she uses it to take good care of Ralph James. 61. I, Margy Holliman, will my stool in the art class to Jean Scott and my big bass fiddle to Georgiana Houston. 62. To Dot Raborn, Dot Whitesides wills her ability to play the piano. 63. Ellen May Wilson leaves ber big mouth to her sister, Elizabeth Wilson. 64, I, Snooky Nunis, do hereby bequeath my ability to humor Miss Yelyington to Robert James. 65. To Betty Hilton, Marionette Shuford wills her ability to make the best D. E. Notebook. 66. I, Albert Smith, will my ability to get along with teachers and to make the honor roll to Dorsey Mcllroy. 67. I, Charles Tillman, will my ability to talk when I'm not supposed to to Herman Brown. 68. Joyce Thomas wills her ability to pop chewing gum the loudest in class to Sara Rudisell. 69. To the Johnson twins, Jim and Bob, Peggy Ann Toomey wills ber love for horses. 70. I, Dolores Conder, will my silence to Virginia Minset. 71. I, Bobby Smith, will my ability to get along with teachers to Jimmy Walker. 72. I, Helen Leckie, will to Dot Fisher my place in second year French. 73. Sam Dutton wills his ability to confuse the teachers to Dewey Tillman. 74. I, Helen Nash, will my ability to get along with boys to Elva Ann Hunsueker. 75. To Myra Harper, Lillian Owens leaves her ability to type messages and the excused list. 76. I, Margaret Morris, will my love for Central boys to any girl who is willing to betray her school. 77. To Billie Ann Hahn, Patsy Severs leaves her little Indian Shoes. 78. Joyce Gopfert will her typing ability to Martha Ann Rice. 79. To Phyllis Jarrett, Harriette Freeman leaves her nickname of Pug, 80. I, Boyce Ranson, leave my ability to get along with Miss Etheridge to some unsuspecting iunior who plans to take D. E. 81. I, Jean Grier, will my ability to get along with Phyllis Jarrett to Billie Ann Hahn. 82. I, Betty Blair, leave my shyness to Phyllis Jarrett. 83. We, Robert Holthouser and Billy Diamonduras, will our lack of ability to get along with home room teachers to any thoroughly misunderstood student. 84. Shirley Grooms leaves her ability to keep a pal the longest to John Grooms. 85. We, Bob Fortenbury and Dick Hendrix, iust leave, knowing everybody will be happy. the86,bsh?:Lse Smith wills her position as treasurer of the S. O. L. Bible Club to anyone who is able to fill 87. Betty Lou Mclilhaney leaves Howard Fast to any girl lucky enough to get him, 88. I, Richard Graham, leave my nicknames of Duff, Shine, and Red Duff to Herman Wide Brown. 89. Jack Thompson leaves his mechanical ability to Donald Hendrix. 90. Betty Johnson wills her three class periods a day with Miss Yelyington to Anita Dixon with the hope that she will enioy them iust as much. 91. I, Donald Neal, leave my iob as Sports Editor for the Observer to Tommy Caldwell. 92. And I, Leon Hoover, leave my best wishes and sympathy to all future class lawyers. LEON Ilooven, Class Lawyer. Page Thirtyfthree PHUPHEEY November 19, 1954 Mr. Fred Culbreth F.B.I. CFreddy's Bureau of Income Tax CollectingD DEAR FRED, I was very glad to hear from you the other day. I see that you have followed in your father's footsteps of tax collecting. You know, perhaps, that I have made a howling success out of myself, don't you? When I was in high school, I wrote sports for the Charlotte Observer, but now I write sports for the Charlotte Observer. As you requested I have secured some information on a few of our old school chums for you. Since I work for the Observer, I found most of my information in this morning's edition of the paper. On the Sports page I found that Bill Pearman and Ioe Church are coaching the Rosebowl- bound Blue Devils of Duke University . . . George Ham and Bob Groves are playing pro- football up in Detroit . . . Barry Payne has just been chosen the most valuable baseball player of 1954 . . . Bill Cobb's Harding Rams rolled over a rugged football team from Podunk last night to the tune of 7-6. Looking through the Obituary column, I noticed that . . . No, I guess we'd better not go into that. I noticed a story on the second front about new teachers at Harding this year. Among them are Harry Cblow-em-to-bitsD Bizzell, teaching chemistry, Louise Ramsey, teaching Math Cher speci- ality is SOLID geometrylg Kenneth Johnson, teaching music, and Bill Latimer, teaching English 12. Rumors are flying that Ida Lockey is going to teach Algebra I and II. Glancing over the entertainment list for tonight in Charlotte, I see that Boyce Ranson's follies, featuring the blonde foursome-Doris Redding, Barbara Neal, Patty Kiser, and lean Carter- is playing at the Broadway . . . Hubba Hubba Landis and Snookie Nunis are starring in their first big hit tonight at the Carolina Theater. The movie, No Squares Allowed, is written by Billy Diamonduras . . . Ed Proctor has bought a circus, which is in town tonight. He employs several former Harding students. Essie Atkins is his fat woman. What happened? She started taking vitamin pills and they got to be such a habit with her that she couldn't stop. Bob Fortenbury owns a Sideshow in the circus. In his act, Wagon Wheels Hoover charms snakes while Shine Graham throws knives at the Grier Twins . . . O yeah, here's something else. The sophisticated Charlotte Sympathy Orchestra Cman they need itD is playing in the armory tonight. Frank Roberts plays in the orchestra and Betty Iohnson is to be their guest soloist. lean Foster writes a society column in the paper which she calls Why Talk About Yourself When You Can Talk About Someone Else. Boy, does she fill that thing full of dirt. After digging around about an hour, I came up with some dope on a few old Harding girls. I found Nancy Bowen, who is now singing in the Metropolitan Opera House, and Lois Cox, who runs a dancing school, are both collecting alimony from the same millionaires . . . Virginia Armstrong is getting married tomorrow for the third time. She and Tommy Manville would really make a good pair. Peggy johnson and Pauline Hawkins, both the cream of society, gave Virginia a shower last night. I hear that she has a storehouse to keep all her presents in. Well, jack Thompson has done it again. Yes, he just outran the new Army jet plane, ZOOM. The Army has asked if he will sell his plans for his Essex speedster . . . A new comic strip, Lena's Sister, drawn by Bobby Little, is appearing daily in our paper. A large number of our former chums are now running their own businesses. I became very aware of this fact when I was scanning the advertising section. Floogie Skidmore runs a motorcycle shop called Smith, Smith, Smith and Skidmore. Her partners are Albert Smith, Bobby Smith, and Harry Smith . . . Margaret Proctor and Nancy Thacker run a hat shop named Don't Be Afraid of Your Husband Hat Shop . . . Louise Smith owns a Find You A Husband Company and has for her slo an If I Can't Find You A Husband, You Can Have One of Mine. . . . john Wilson hasgbought out Tate Brown and employs Bill Patterson to count his money . . . Leroy Pace opened up a trucking company called Speed, Inc. . . . jerry Herald bought out Iames' Garage and has Nate Cobb working for him. I saw Patsy Severs and Bit Wherry up here at the sports office the other day. I guess they are still trying to get the picture of the girls championship basketball team of 1947 in the paper. We have a bang up law enforcement group in Charlotte. With Eugene Hargett at the helm and Iohn Gluyas as assistant of the police force, Charlotte's murders have dropped from 38,496,545 to 38,496,544 . . . Iustice reigns with a heavy hand since Robert Holthouser became Charlotte's iudge. His slogan is Pay Up Or Shut Up. Helen Leckie, Peggy Horton, and Betty Lou McElhaney are all working in the law office for different lawyers. You should come to see me at the Observer. The staff is made up largely of Harding students. Margy Holliman is the editor, Wallace Burgess, business manager, Dwight Ham, photographer along with Robert Leonard, Barbara Clapp and Dot McKee, reporters, and Betty Ellington and Ona Godfrey, Stenographers. By the way, do you remember how you, Don Harkey, Fred Thompson, and I used to get a five dollar lunch for fifty-cents at the Waffle Shop by flirting with the waitresses? Well, I hear that Don and Fred are still at it. I guess that just about included everybody. Write me sometime when you don't have taxes on your mind. DONALD NEAL, Class Prophet. EL SS PUE Our high school vears seem like a day: We entered with the Dawning, And set out in the bright new wav OF growing and of learning. The Noonftime passed us fleetlv hv, Leaving just behind us Our carefree days in junior high And ties that still do bind us. The lengthy afternoon weve spent ln gaining education, And now the Sunset represents The time of graduation. Whatever to our Future lives Tomorrows Dawn imparts, Memories of llarding High Will linger in our hearts. EL SS SU The time has come when we must sav good-hve To friends weve known and loved at Harding Highg With sad and wearv hearts we wish the hest To those who follow us to stand the test. Our Alma Mater davs we hold so dear, To show we loved it we will shed a tearg We know that we must tread along lifes wav, But when we leave here, we still will sav: That all our davs spent here were well worth-while, And on our faces there will spread a smileg In each sad heart gav memories will lie, Thatis why we linger here to sav good-hve. Page Thirtyffive SE IUB SUPEBL TIVES Most Likely to Succeed LOUISE BAMSEY FRANK ROBERTS Best All Aroumt IDA LOCKEY ICE CIHURCII Most Stuolious JULIA LOVE WALLACE BURGESS Most Popular IIARRIETT LANDIS BILL PEARMAN Most Dignifed JEAN FOSTER KENNETH IOIINSON Best Looking PAT KISER IIERIWAN NUNIS Cutest I IARRIETT LANIUIS BOYCE RANSON Most Talented NANCY BOVVEN BOBBY LITTLE Wittiest PEGGY ANN IOIINSON HARRY BIZZELI, Most Basltful IVIYRA ADAMS IDONAID 'l'vsER Mrnst Considemte IDA LOCKEY KENNETH JOHNSON Most I'nfI'11eV1tinl LOUISE RAMSEY FRANK PIOBERTS Best Dressed BARBARA NEAL BILL DIAMONDURAS Most Athletic KATHLEEN PORTER IIERMAN NUNIS Biggest Heartloreakers IIARRIETT LANDIS FRED CIILBRETII UNIUH MARSH LS NANCY Luwls .. nge Tlzirtv eight l3E'1 1'Y 'IEAN BROXVN .lo ANN BURN BETH Cmmsnv N,mc:fxnE'1' Cuoolc P,x'l-SY REID , .Assistzzrzt Cflzie SARA RUDISELL Psccv SWAFFURD BOBBY FIQAYLOR BETTY .IEAN FIWROUTIXIAN LTLALIIJE YouNc: UNIUH CLASS UFPICEHS Firsl Semester: ROBERT JAIXIES ....... . . . President BETTY 'IEAN ,l'ROllTIX1AN . . . . .Vice-President ALXRIE NIARLOWE . . . . . .Secretary IYIARGARET Cnoox . ........... Trenszfrer AIRS. Lois ROACH . . Svcoml SCHIL'Sf6'l'1 Bfxnm' RANSON .. VIAIWES IDUKES .. 'DOROTHY FISHER . . SUE YOLINT .... Adviser . . . ,President .Vice-President . . .Secretary . . .T'Yt'tISllfk'l' Page Thirty nine U51 39 'VS UNIUHS CANNON IXDAIVIS FREDONIA ZXLLEN NEAL ALEXANDER CQEORGIA BARBEE BUDDY BAREFOO1' FRANKIE 'IEAN BEAM FIQHELINIA BEAT'I'Y RUBY BELLIVEAII BOBBY BLAGKAION BOBBY BLACKVVELDER WILDA BLAIR BILL BROCK ANNELLE BROOKS BETTY JEAN BROVVN IIERMAN BROWN -IO ANN BURN rl'OIx1IvIv CALDWELL VIRGINIA CANUI- CTAROLYN QTASE LOUISE COBB AMARYLLIS CIOLSON BETII QTOURSEY BILL CRABTREE B'1ARGARET CBROOK IOY CIILPEPPER VIRGINIA DANIEI..S AIIBREY IDEAL BORRIE JEAN DEASON JU IUPI5 JAIXIES IDLIKES BILL IJLIRHAIXI IIENRY IJUTTON VAYE EARNHARDT OREN EIIAIONIIS NANCY' EFIRD KATIIRYN ELROD BILL ERVIN JEAN EVVING BETTY FAOIQART IIUVVARD FAST IJOROTHY FISHER RAY FISHER FRED FLEMINO IACQIIELINE GARDNER NANCY CIARDNER TED QIILLIS BARBARA ANN CILOVER ENIII CIRADY IVIACK CHIEENVVAY IOHN ROBERT CIRIER IVIARILYN GIINNELLS BILLIE .ANN IIAIIN DORIS IIAILEI' LAWRENCE IIALE LOTTIE IIANEY CIVVENDOLYN IIARRIS KENNETH IIARTSELL 2 li.. 1 i 5 if EAS. 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Aldred, Sarah Altman, liarl Rallard, Rarrv Reattv, Carolyn Boles, lX Iary Burch, Walter Clark, Holland Conrad, Peggy Crider, Gloria Darnell, Ed Dickson, David Dunn, Peggy Io Fields, Betty Io Flowe, Bobby Gabriel, Helen Gallant, Retty ,lean Gardner, Gilbert Gopfcrt, Nancy Hagood, Myra Harper, Mildred Harrison, Peggy Harrison, Iimmy Helms, Peggy Holliinan, Elva Ann Hunsucker, George Levy, Douglas Little, joe Lynn, Iimmy lX'lelvin, Kenneth Norris, Owen Ogborn, Barbara Pender, Bill Plott, Frances Plvlcr, June Porter, Carolyn Purcell, Carroll Purcell, Dallas Sawyer, Fred Severs, Pat Sigmon, Fred Steffey, Bobby Taylor, Virginia Todd, Andy Turner, joe White, Mary Vllilkinson, Hope Young. has TE TH EH UE .-,,,..aQ Qual , , Mrss LmE's HOME Rooivr Helen Baucom, Kirk Broom, Carl Chapman, Doris Cook, Robert Coppala, Roberta Decse, james Faulkner, La Rue Forrest, Myers Godfrey, Sara Gluyas, Betty Deane Harris, Roy Hatley, Alaequeline Hollifield, Georgianna Houston, Ioyce james, Loretta Kelly, Laurence Lassiter, Suzanne Lightburne, james Love, Sanford Lyons, Martha Mayberry, L. L. MeLendon, James Miller, Sarah Moretz, Iimmy Oates, Peggy Prevatt, Rudolph Price, Betty Puckett, Malcolm Rae, Sue Randall, Frances Rohleder, Iohnnie Salem, Betty Io Skidmore, David Smathers, Harold Snipes, B. Spurrier, Eugene Todd, Ralph Turner, Miller Vanderlip, Richard VVilkinson, Robert Willianis. Purge lfort y five TE TH GH DE MR. ScoTT's Home RooM Robert Austin, Patsv Bralev, Marie Brewer, Bettv Brumfield, ,lirnmv Campbell, VVilma Collier, Carolvn Collins, Ilarrill Coppala, Sarah Elliott, Bettv Fink, Merwin Poard, Bill Fogle, Carl Funderburk, Evelvn Gopfert, Marshall Grice, Iune Haines, David Hambriek, joe Hamriek, Bill Helms, Bettv Sue Hood, jerrv Hunter, Io Ann Irving, Harold jones, lewel lones, Io Ann -lones, Rennv Liles, -limmv Lilly, Wiliiia Little, Iuanita lWartin, Vance hlaunev, Mildred Merritt, Harold Mitchell, Glenn Monteith, lean Morris, Ava Parks, Robert Patterson, VValter Patterson, VVavne Pitman, lerrv Rowe, Bettv Ann Rudisill, Clifton Sifford, Carol Smallev, Juanita Smith, Carland Sullivan, Marv Ann Tavlor, Dewev Tillman, Iovee VVhitlev, Vllorth VVilson, laek VX oor iurst. TE TH GRADE Page lioriv-six V ., ,Mud ,Ig-4'-.1 ' ' 'aah'fras, V- if ...D--ad , hal Miss YELVlNGTONlS HOME Room George Allen, Billv Barclift, Bobbv Barelift, Robert Black, Bettv Booker, Sadie Lee Broome Anita Dixon. Clvnna Dunton, lean Edwards, Barbara Flowers, limmv Grignc. lohn Grooms, ,Iovee Hanev, Charles Hendrix, Suellen Huffman, Willie Ruth Hill, Ann Jackson, Tommv lames, Beverlv jones, Norman jean Kirk, Nanev Lee Kistler, Bettv lane Lefler, Staev hlaior, Frank McNeil, Bob Melton, Mazon hlical, Virginia Nlinish, Ernest Nlorrison, A. P. Morrow, Marvin Nolan, Annette Parker, julia Parks, Mildred Parks, Billv Parrish, jane Ross Powell, Martha Ann Rice, Shirlev Robinson, Margie Sanders, Tommv Simmons, Nanev Simpson, Bill Sizemore. Charles Smith, Harold Springs, Bettv Lou Tavlor, Dan Thompson, Peggv Tvler, Gene VVatson, Marilvn VVilson, Margaret VVooclward. NINTH GH DE MR. BuMeAnDNER's HOME Room jerry Barbour, Grandon Barton, Jane Ann Baxter, lack Bcaty, Norman Beck, joyee Blackwell, june Burnette, Robert Caudle, George Clements, Larry Cox, Gloria Cowick, Allan Crowe, I 1 Nlartha Curlee, Max Davis, Banks Deaton, Carol Dellinger, Cecil Douglas, Shirley English, VK acle Gadd, Dale Gillis, Max Glasco, Buddy Goan, Rex Graham, Delores Hailey, Patsy Harmon, Ruby Harris, Dolly Hoover, Buddy Hord, Judy Hunter, Margaret lay, -Ioan lenkins, Marv Frances Johnson, Don Little, jerry Long, lim lXlcCallum, Earl McQuay, Jimmy Miller, Gene Mitchell, .loe Mullis, Gloria Nlungo, Gene Owen, Sarah Pender, Carol Ann Ray, Doris Reese, Carl Rice, Iune Richardson, Nancy Roberts, Carolyn Rogers, Holmes Rolston, John Shaw, Gloria Slater, Ted Wilscmn, lVlartha Vvingate, Isabel Vanderburg. NINTH EH DE Miss ClORDLIi'S Hozvna Rooivi Maynard Benheld. Douglas Biddy, ,loc Black, Ann Bowers, Elliott Brown, joan Brown, Ruth Brown, Mildred Burnette, Walter Campbell, Marvin Cannon, Ruth Cannon, Ann Carroll, Ioyce Carter, Joe Goble, Barbara Conner, Allen Cremens, Lawrence Davis, Betty Sue Dawkins, Larry Deaton, Fred Dixon, Vernon Drum, Iohnsie Edwards, Betty Ruth Foster, Larry Freeman, Horace Golightly, Ranny Hardison, Bennie Houston, Herman Hunter, Norman -loyncr, Spero Lazarides, Helen Lilly, Alfred Lord, slack Marino, Bobby McCorkle, Buck lWcCrorie, Betty McPherson, Dorothy Medlin, Melvin Mills, Charlotte Powell, Peggy Proctor, Billie Rappe, 'lane Robertson, Nancy Solomon, Frank Sourrier, Ray Smith, Iuanita Stophel, jackie Teague, Iimmv Thompson, Ida Mae Weatherfcmrd, Bill VVhiteside, Aileen VVingate. Page Fort y-seven NINTH ER DE Miss CRA1G'S HoME RooM Henry Atkison, Eleanor Berlin, Margie Blaklcv, Truitt Boone, Bobby Caldwell, Martha Christenbury, jimmy Cook, loe Culbreth, Martha Dewalt, Arthur Dillard, Rill Dunton, lolm Dutton, Bobby Fisher, Geraldine Flows, lack Frazier, Edgar Geddings, Nancy Hasty, Clarence Hoagland, Virginia lerman, M. L. Kelly, Janice Johnson, Geraldine Kirby, foe Lee, Alice Lockwood, Louise Lockey, Lowell Lynch, Ruth Maier, lack McCracker, Bilv lXlcElhanev, Christine McKee, hflelvin McVVhirter, Bill Nlelton, Kitty Monty, lamcs Moore, Dorothy Neely, Carolyn Noble, john Overcash, Peggy Phillips, Calvis Putman, Sarah Ranson, Betty Riteli, Rav Riteh, Robbie Anne Secrest, Ann Smith, Douglas Tadlock, Herbert Taylor, janet Turner, David VVhite. NINTH GH UE Page Forty-eight l Miss ELL1OTTlS HOME RooM lean Bailey, Rav Barton, Fred Blair, Geraldine Bowen, Frances Brackin, Carrol Bridges, Becky Castanas, H. T. Elder, Addie Flowers, Stephen Godfrey, Nancy Grady, Ben Gregory, Frank Harbin, Iohnnv Hawkins, lVlarion Hill, Ioyce Holbrook, Billie Holmes, lune Hoover, Hazel Husretler, Betty Kidd, Iuanita Leach, john Ledwell, Anne Lyons, Pat lVlorris, Alice Niyens, lohnnv Ofsonka, Benny Parker, Doris Parsons, Theodore Petrovits, Charles Porter, Fred Prince, Vann Purser, Alice Ramsey, Dorothy Ross, Robert Scruggs, Billy Short, Ronald Short, Richard Siegle, Betty lean Sikcs, Bobby Skidmore, Sybil Skidmore, Ellen Smith, james Stroupe, Ronald Taylor, Bettie' Whitfield, Ioyce VVooclrow, Thomas Wrzlfe, Helen Womae. EIGHTH GH DE Mus. Cr1n1s'rMAN's HOME RooM Charles Beaver, Betsy Bonds, Monteen Bone, Haskell Brantley, Gwendolyn Brewer, joe Clark, Martha Ann Cloud, johnny Cobb, Carolyn Davis, Donald Duncan, Jackie Eaton, Cecil Foard, Phyllis Greer, Charles Hostetler, France Hudson, Gary Hunter, Bobby lloncs, lean Jones, Garrett Loflin, jimmy Maliaffee, Donald McDaniel, Douglas McDaniel, Rella Lee Minish, Carol Mullins, Sara Nelms, Donald Oats, Betty Rice, joyce Rogers, Colleen Smith, Margaret Steed, Bobby Steele, Sanford Stegall, Phyllis Thomas, Ioyce Thompson, Richard Turner, Betty Io VValker, 'Peggy VVilliams, Barbara Wingate, Sara Zedaker. J EIBHTH BH UE Miss HARTNESS'S Hoivna Rooivr jasper Barber, Richard Bass, Harold Blackwelder, Frances Braley, Warner Bumgardner, Alvin Case, Nicky Castanas, Ionancy Caudle, Ray Connell, Kathleen Faulkner, Norma Foard, Rosemary Foard, Ronald Goodman, Bruce Grice, Eugene Hasty, Bobby Hoyle, Claire Hutchinson, lean Iackson, Barbara Jamison, Rebecca Iordan, Pansy Kaperonis, Larry McGraw, Frances Miller, Billy Mills, Peggy Mills, Geraldine Morrow, Iimmie Overcash, Robert Plyler, Loretta Polk, Shirley Redding, Virginia Riser, Billy Rushing, Anne Slye, Marlene Smothcrs, Herman Tate, Doris Teague, Richard Thompson, Richard Tolar, Thomas Wall. Page Forty-niize EIEHTH GH UE Miss H1NsoN's Hoivng Room Eudora Barber, Marv Frances Beatty, Thomas Beatty, Doris Campbell, Peggy Canup, Peggy Climer, Robert Condor, Houston Crane, Betty Crider, Billy Crisler, Carolyn Cunningham, Ioyce Deese, Fred Hopkins, Martha Hopkins, Ralph Huffman, loan Iames, Bobby johnson, fav lohnson, Timmy Johnson, Helen jones, Fred Kennedy, Bay Kikcr, Bay Kirby, Patsy Kist er, Stanley Lewis, Gene Love, Marv Mills, Horace Rowe, Gave Sanders, Charles Smith, Ann Nelle Thompson, Barbara Trull, Patricia Walden, Ianice Warren, Ioan Wilscmn, M. G. Young. EIEHTH EH DE Page Fifty Mas. lMlARSIIALLlS Hoivns Booivl Rav Broome, Larry Brown, Peggy Brown, lames Campbell, jerry Dixon, Ted Frye, Armine Godfrey, Everett Gopfret, Chellyn Hatley, Bobby Henderson, Thomas Hoover, Billy Hull, james Karneses, Patricia Kirby, Edward Leifels, Henry Leonard, loan Mabry, VVillian McKnight, Dick Miller, Gene Morris, .lack Overcash, Aubrey Patterson, john Plver, joe Price, Tommy Price, Zeb Rowell, Donald Scruggs, Vivian Smith, Betty Snyder, Obiedean Strafford, Betty Stewart, Arnold Thomas, jerry Thompson, Tye Tucker, johnsie VVallace, Edna Weir, Freicla Wells, Ierry Young. Miss SANDIFI R's HOME ROOM Ruby Adams, Ruth Adams, Bobby Aleziaridcr, Wilbur Barnette, Max Bentield, Marlene GH UE Blaekley, VV1ll1am Cann, lklartha Sue Carroll, P. L. Cashion, Vance Crawford, Cornelia Gadd Betty Greene, Margaret Helms, jimmy Hicks, Shirley Howard, Ed johnson, Doris Mae jones David Kinzy, Barbara Langford, Ierry Laws, john Marius, Edwin Miller, Beverly Parrish Patricia Partee, Bruce Patrick, Sara Ann Pettit, Iamcs Putman, Miriam Seotten, Craven Sloop loseph Smith, Jean Summer, Olin Warren, lvlartha Williams. SEVENTH BH DE Miss Burusnls HOME ROOM johnny Aughtrv, Peggy Ann Ballard, Jerry Beck, Roy Bivens, Frank Bowen, Charles Boyd, Betty Jean Brooks, Carolyn Brown, Eugene Chapman, Paul Drum, Matilda Dunlap, Bobbie Elms, Shirley Goforth, Maxie Griffin, Betty Gunter, Hester Helms, Perry Hilenitz, Edward Holliiield, William jackson, William lklerritt, Charles McNeil, Hamlet Murphy, Billy Nixon, Warren Bandall, Billy Sherrill, Dorothy Sullivan, Barbara Tadloek, jimmy Taft, Charles Thacker, blargaret Thomas, Frances Treadway, ,loan Tucker. Page Fiftyfone Clvdc Bachelor Betty Baker Gene Beard Phyllis Bllllilli, Bav Boone, Ann Bullard, Lois Miss liIRElS Hoivm Boom GH D-E Clarv, Frances Cole, Richard Coleman, Dale Cornelius, jean Crane, Bay Dcese, VVilliam Dutton, Lee Hicks, jinimie Hinson, Mary jean Horne, Lorene Hughes, Kenneth jackson, Peggv jones, Marjorie Latshaw, La Dovt Lindsev, Glenn Livelv, Bernie Meacham, Bettv Lou Mcdlin, Bobbv Mills, Edward Mills, Billv Nolan, Stanlev Ofsonka, Dolores Overcash, Bettv Pace, Archie Parker, Vera Piitchie. jove VValden, Patsy VVhite, Dallas Whitworth, Kenneth Vkloodis. if A .. -1 Q. ,E . .. , .Y .- ., W... ..., A, - ,We .I . ta- I , P .. M he ' af '- ,.. N - .5 f, 'V ' A M- Mns. MAcKEY's HOME Rooivr Doris Alexander, Marshall Biggerstaff, Glenda Blacklev, jeanette Brown, jimmv Brown, GR UE Page Fiftyftwo jahola Eudv, Alvin Fennell, Wallace Ford, Nancv Ann Foster, Shirlev Gardner, jack Gilbert, Patsv Godfrev, Barbara Ann Harrison, Oren Hart, Marv Kate Houck, Doris jones, P. L. jordan, Bill julian, jiinmv Kiser, Richard McCorkle, Billv Rav Nunnallv, Doris jane Overcash, Clcn Bitch, Pi. L. Bivenbark, lWarV Lou Rohleder, Nlarv Bolston, Hazel Smith, Marv Frances Spruell, Douglas Stogner, Ronnv Tavlor, Barbara Teague, Marvin Thornburg, johnnv Townsend, Peggv VVeathers, Charles Williams, Patricia Wilson. Miss NIXONJS Hoivns Room Lynn Alexander, Harriett Austin, Fay Bass, Gladys Braley, Kenneth Broome, Mary Capps, Stover Chambers, Edward Chastain, Gene Crow, Charles Darnell, Barbara Dellingcr, hlarion Dority, Boyce Earnhardt, Ann Gallant, lean Helms, Gene Hughes, Mabel Inman, james jones, GR U Fred Klassctt, Kanela Maydanis, Madeline Mc:Gloughlin, jackie Meeks, Maxie Miller, lean Nloss, Templeton Neely, George Pertain, Carl Ramsey, Alida Scruggs, Georgia Smith, Norma Stroupe, Nancy Taylor, Melvin Turner, hlary Wilkinscin, Cecil Willifcird, Jimmy VVood. l i i f , Miss POLKlS HoME Room - Mary Catherine Allen, Ioe Allen, Mary Baxter, Max Boone, Paul Bowers, Glenna Carter, Clifton Dixon, James Easley, james Elam, Guy Ellis, Harriet Graham, Virginia Gunter, james 1 Hartness, William Hoover, Joanne Hoyle, Ann Huff, Bobby Jackson, Bobby james, Lee Kiser, GR Jerry Landrum, Beverly Lindsay, Glenn Love, Irma Love, Charles Mills, Donald lNlontgomery, Helen Mullins, Betty jean Patat, Charles Poole, john Price, Iohn Puckett, Bobby Robinson, joe Bushing, Louie Solomon, hlarceline Smith, Lila Willianms, Shirley Wilson, Graham VVingatc. Page Fifty-three SEVENTH EH DE Miss BRUTON'S IIONIE Roorvr Rayniond Alexander, Mary Ellen Beam, Robert Brown, Frances Cline, Paul Coppala, Sue Davis, Dan Duncan, joe Froneberger, Gary Gardner, Ioyee Glover, Jimmy Griee, Thelma Harrison, David Hostetler, Shirley Holder, Betty Lou Iolinson, Frank johnson, Willizaiii Jones, june Keesler, Nlason Langston, Peggy Lewis, Anthony McGrath, Barbara Ann Nivens, Billy Pegraxn, Billy Robertson, Ann Senuggo, L. D. Sisco, jerry Spurlin, Louise Stegall, Virginia Stratton, Grady Thomas, Robert Thomas, Laddie Whetstcmne, Howard Wilsmmn. , 4.---A . H LL P THUL Larry Cox, Fred Culbretli, joe Culbrctli, Joe llznnrielq, Donald Harkev, llolmes Rolston. Page Fifty-four - 1955 QHMKLOTWX NC W UHGANIZATIUNS SE IUH ST DE T EUUNEIL First Semester Offcers Second Semester Ofyqcers FRANK ROBERTS .................. President FRANK ROBERTS ................... President IIARRIET1' LANDIS . . . . . .Vicefljresizlent DONALD NEAL . .... Vice-Presitient 'DOROTHY FISHER . . ..... Secretary NANCY LEWIS . . ..... Secretary 'I'. W. IXLDRED . . . . .Treasurer T. W. ALDRED . . . .Treasurer AIN '-in T. W. Aldred, Barry Beatty, Wzlllzlce Burgess, joe Church, Fred Culhreth, Anita Dixon, Henry Dutton, Dorothy Fisher, joe Ilamrick, hhrgy Ilollimun, Robert jmncs, llurrictt Landis, Helen Lcckie, Ida Lockev, Ilermun Nunis, Barry Payne, Bill Pezmnun, Louise Ramsey, Barry Runson, Frank Pxohcrts, Pcouv Swufford Butt' can rl1l'0LlIIl11!I'l, Richard Turner, Patricia VVz1tterson. M Y N I Page Fifty-six fi an 2 JUNIUH STUDENT EDU EIL First Semester Officers Second Semester Officers BOBBY SKIDMORE ...........,..... President NANCY ROBERTS .................. President EDGAR CiEDDINGS ....... ...... V ice-President TOMMY PRICE ........ .... V ice-President BARBARA ANN TRLILL . ..... Secretary BARBARA ANN VTRULL .... ..... S ecretary VTHONIAS HOOVER ................. Treasurer JIMIWY KISER ....,................ Treasurer Toe Black, Monteen Bone, Doris Campbell, Carolyn Cunningham, Wallace Ford, Edgar Ccddings, Thomas Hoover, Shirley Howard, jean jackson, joe Lee, Peggy Lewis, Archie Parker, Tommy Pricc, Nancy Roberts, Bobby Robinson, llolmcs Pmolston, Bobby Skidmore, Barbara Ann Trull. Page Fifty-seven THE 1947 EDITORIAL STAFF Louisa RAMSEY Editor DONALD NEAL Business Manager ONA GODFREY Assistant Editor WALLACE Buncxass Circulation Manager EDWIN PROCTOR Advertising Manager W2lll1lCl' Burgess, Fred Cullvrctli, Ona Goclfrcv, Donald Ilarkcv, Nlargv Hollimun, Robert Iloltliousvr, Pcggv Ann johnson, Donald Neal, Lillian Owens, Edwin Proctor, Louise Ramsey, Flora Skidmore, john VVilson. AEUH ST!-XPP ADVERTISING STAFF Virginia Armstrong, Nancy Bowen, Sara Brewer, Barbara Clapp, Lois Cox, Melva Codfrev, Dwight Ham, Eugene Hargett, Pauline Hawkins, Frances lloltzelaw, Peggv Horton, Bettv johnson, Puttv Kiser, Harriett Landis, Helen Leckie, Bettv Little, Ida Locke-V, Dot McKee, Barbara Neal, Rose Emma Simmons, Aeree Soloman, lane Wll1,Q2lf6. lVlARGY HOLLIB1AN JOHN WILSON DONALD HARKEY ROBERT HOLTHOUSER PEGGY ANN IOIINSON Art Editor ArtEz1itor Senior Editor Senior Editor Smipsiiof Editor 'R iw HI-LITE5 ST!-XI-'P CPublicity CommitteeD MARGY IJOLLIMAN Editor sg, 5 X Q , ' . 3' Q13-i'. V . an' , I 1 VVallacc Burgess, Business Manager, Jo Ann Burn, Reporter, Tommy Caldwell, Ad- vertising lylanager, Lois Cox, Fred Culbretb, Reporters, 'loc Culbreth, 'lunior Circula- tion Nlanager, Betty Ellington, Cna Godfrey, Typists, Dwight Ham, Photographer, Betty Johnson, Peggy Ann Johnson, Reporters, Beverly jones, Assistant News Editor, Pat Kiser, Typist, llarriett Landis, Nancy Lewis, Reporters, George Levy, Senior Circulation Manager, Ida Lockey, Assistant Editor, Donald Neal, Sports Editor, Ilerman Nunis, Assistant Sports Editor, Jean Poole, Frank Roberts, Holmes Rolston, Reporters, Sara Rudisell, News Editor, Bobby Skidmore, Reporter, Flora Skidmore, Typist, Peggy Swafford, Exchange Editor and Typist, Ralph Turner, Reporter. Page Sixty an ANEE EUMMITTEE ANITA DIXON IIARRIETT LANDIS NANCY LEWIS BILL LATIMEE fiERMAN NUNIS ANDY TURNER CLAUDE YOUNG Page Sixty-one TH PPIE FUHEE IIERMAN Nums Captain ill. W. Aldred, Neal Alexander, W8llL1CC Burgess, Fred Culbreth, Ed Dickson, Iolmn Dutton, Bob Fortenbury, Larry Freeman, john Gluyas, Richard Graham, Bob Groves, Donald llarlcey, Bobert Holthouser, Balpli james, Boldert James, Lowell Lynch, Donald Neal, llerman Nunis, Barry Payne, Bill Pearman, Wayfne Pittman, Edwin Proctor, Barry Banson, Bill Starnes, Vincent Tadlock, Bobby Taylor, Claude Young. Page Sixty-two I PER TUBES CLUB BILL PEARMAN . . . ...... Prvsidwzl Lou1sE RAMSEY .. ....... x,iL'L P7'CSidL'l1f FLOBA SK1DMoRE .. .... Secrctzzry-'limzszfrcr Margy Ilollimzm, Harriett Landis, ldu Lockcy, Donald Neal, llcrmun Nunis, Barry Paync, Bill Pcarman, Louise Ramsey, Frank Roberts, Floral Skidmore. Page Sixty-three SE IDR HU UR SOCIETY iw Louise RAMSEY .. ....... President luL1A Lovia ..... . . .l'icefl'rcside1z1 lX'lARGARli'l' Cnoox .. ..... Secrcmrv PATSY Rum ........... . . . . . . . . . .... . . . . . . . . . .... . . .Trcfrisrmw Neal Alexander, Bettv lean Brown, loe Cltureli, Beth Coursev, Lois Cox, lXlargaret Crook, Fred Ctulbretli, Zellar Eastwood, Nettie Sue Eppes, Ona Goclfrev, Margv Ilollinian, Ethel -lerman, Parrv Kiser, Harriett Landis. Helen Leelaie, Nancv Lewis, Ida Lockev, julia Love, Betts' Lou lYlCElll2ll1CV, Marie Marlowe, Barlmara Neal, Donald Neal, Lillian Owens, Lerov Pace, Ernest Poole, Louise Rarnsev, Patsv Reicl, Sara Pxuclisell, Margaret Sltocklev, Rose Emma Simmons, Albert Smith, Aeree Soloman, Peggy Swafforcl, Boblwv Taylor, Claude Young, Sue Yount. f 9 it, 1 172.135 lf' Page Sixf y-four UNIUH HU UH SUEIETY BOBBY SKIDIVIORE. .. ...... President NANCY' ROBERTS . . . . .Viceallresident FIOAN BROWN ..,. ...... S ecrerary 1015 CULBRETIi . . . . . , . . ......., ..... . . . .Tre1zs14rcr Ianc Ann Baxter, joan Brown, ,Iovcc Cartcr, Bcckv Castanas, Barbara Conncr, ,lov Culbrcth, Bvttv Sue Dawkins, Bettv Ruth Foster, Edgar Gcddings, Stephen Godfrcv, Nancv Gradv, Rex Graham, Patsv Harmon, Ann lloovcr, Bonnie Houston, lanicc johnson, Marv Frances Iohnson, Donald Lirrlc, Louisa' Lockcv, Lowell Lvncll, Ann Lvons, Christine MCKCC, Melvin McVVhirtcr, Peggv Phillips, Frcd Princc, Nancy' Robcrts, ,lane Robinson, Ilolmcs Rolston, Dorothv Ross, Bobby Skidmore, Ianct Turner, Bill VVl1itcsidc. --'li H-iii llli ll 5.i1W fI Q Page Six! V-five 5. . L. BIBLE EL lliaromzs CORN ......... ........ I ,resident RUSEIWARY lXlCCiI,0LIGHLlN . . . .Vice-President ESSIE A'1'KlNs ........... ...... S eeretnrv Loulsli SMITII ...........,...,.....,.....,...,..,..,..................... Treasurer Essie Atkins, Dot Bella, Bettv Blair, Marv Burch, jean Carter, Doris Cook, Amarvllis Colson, Dolores Conder. Dolores Corn. Kathvrn Ann Elrocl, Barbara Clover, jovee Copfert, Eugene llargett, Emogene Horne, lo Ann Erving, Marie Kvker, Harriett Lanclis, Bill Latimer, Marie Marlowe, Rosemarv MeGloughlin, VV. C. Mcllorie, Hazel Miller, james Miller, Marie Mitchell, Margaret Morris, Marv jo Nash, Lillian Owens, Ann Pace, Jeanette Pender, lune Porter, Rudolph Priee, Dot llaborn, Barbara Reynolds, Essine Salem, Fave Smith, Loouise Smith, Vincent Tadloek, Bettv lean Troutman, Bettv Lou Tavlor, Marv Ann Tavlor, Margaret VVatson, Bohhie VVhite, Dot VVhitesides, Elizabeth Willifixrd, lane Wingate. ,raw Page Sixty-six ,If-1 CLE ZALLAR EASTWOOD . . . ...... President BOYCE RANSON . . . . .Vice-President BETTY PIILTON . . .... Secretary XIERNON HASTY ....... . . . .... . . . . . . ....... . . . . . . . .Treasurer Virginia Canup, Zallar Eastwood, Faye Gardner, Lonnie Hale, Vernon Hasty, Phillip Helms, Betty llilton, Edward llostetler, Doris Linker, Boyce Ransom, Mary Ann Ritcli, Marionette Shuford, Bennie Steakley, Betty ,lo Taft, Betty .lean Taylor, Martlm Teague, Jimmy VVulker, Bobby WllkiI1SiJI1, Ellen May VVilson. Page Sixty-seven DEB TI G CL B MAHQLARIJI' QiRO0K . . , . .President K11NNrgTu JOHNSON . . .Secretary Bixnlw RANSON . , . . . . . ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Treaszirer Virginia Armstrong, Georgia Barbcc, Frankie lean Beam, Sara Brower, Io Ann Burn, Tonnnv Calclwcll. lXlargarct Crook, Frccl Culbrcth, Kenneth johnson, Harriett Landis, Donald Neal, Barrv Ransom, Frank Roberts, Betty Saver, Flora Skidmore, Bobby Tavlor, Bobbie VVl1itc, Clauclc Young. 3 Page Simfyaciglzt SE IUH Y-TEE S IDA LOCKEY ..... ..,... P resident HELEN LECKIE . . . .... Vice-President IEAN GRIEIX ..... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Secretary juNE Galen ........ ................................................... ' Iw1'6tlS1l7'f?l' Virginia Armstrong, Dot Belk, Eleanor Bennett, Betty Blair, Sara Brewer, Barbara Clapp, Beth Coursey, Lois Cox, Peggy Crider, Joy Culpepper, Nancy Efrid, Peggy jo Fields, Nlimi Cadcl, Betty Gardner, joyce Gopfert, jean Grier, Billie Ann Hahn, Myra Harper, Pauline Hawkins, Peggy Holliman, Elva Hunsucker, jerry Hunter, Peggy Ann Iohnson, Marie Kyker, Helen Leckie, Betty jane Lefler, Nancy Lewis, Betty Little, Ida Lockey, Rosemary McGloughlin, Dot McKee, Teeny iWiller, Nlarie Mitchell, jean Morris, Sara Nloretz, Jean Poole, Dot Rayborn, Patsy Severs, Betty lean Troutman, Joyce Wallace, jo Wlmerry, Bobbie Wliite, Doe Whitesides, Marilyn Wilson, Jane Wingate. Page Sixty-nine . L. L. ELUB ami LJNA Gonrmzx' .. .,... Presidem Lois Cox . . . . .Vice-Presitieiit Sure YouN'r ....... .... S ecretary l3ia'i i'v F1.L1NoToN .............. .......... ..... . . . . . . . . . . ,Treasurer Georgia Barluee, Jane Ann Baxter, Frankie jean Beam, Eleanor Bennett, Doris Cook, Larry Cox, Lois Cox, Margaret Crook, Fred Culbretli, lov Culpepper, Martha Curlee, Aubrey Deal, Nancy Efird, Betty Ellington, jackie Gardner, Ona Godfrey, Joe llambriek, Myra Harper, Pauline Hawkins, judy llunter, Bill Latimer, Iulia Love, Rosemary MeGlougl1lin, Donald Neal, Virginia Nicholson, Lillian Owens, Margaret Proctor, Frank Roberts, Nancy Roberts, Io VVlxerrv. Bobbie VVl1ite, jane VVingate, Sue Yount, Mrs. Sawyer, Adviser. ' -an W we. fx- aww my New ff 9' at-,:.,,..n.,.- Page Seventy SE IUH HI-Y lg his T. W. ALDRED ...... President BOBBY TAYLOR .... . . .Vine President BARRY BEATTY . . . ...... Secretary IAMES TAYLOR , . ...................................................... Treasurer Henry Atkinson, T. VV. Aldrcd, Robert Austin, Donny Barton, Barry Beatty, Tommy Beatty, Bobby Blackweldcr, Fred Blair, Truitt Boone, Tommy Caldwell, Holland Conrail, Larry Cox, Joe Culbreth, Ed Dickson, Henry Dutton, Edgar Ge-ddings, Mack Greenway, joe Hamrick, Charles Landis, Sandy Lyons, Bill Melton, Iohnnie Salem, Dallas Sawyer, Billy Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Iames Taylor, Jeff Wutkixis. PQ Page Seventy-one THE S Manoir HoL1.lMAN . . . ........ President BARRY RANSON ..... ..... l fice-President HELEN LEcK1E ................................................... Secretary-Treasurer Frankie lean Beam, Thelma Beatty, Bobby Blaekwelder, Betty Blair, Betty Brown, Herman Brown, o Ann Burn, Louise Cobb, Beth Coursey, Margaret Crook, Gloria Darnell, Bill Diamon uras, Betty Glynn Faggart, Dot Fisher, Enid Grady, Mack Greenway, Don Hendrix, Margy Holliman, Peggy Horton, Ceorgianna Houston, Bill Irvin, Joyce james, Ralph james, Robert james, Betty Johnson, Kenneth johnson, Charles Landis, Harriett Landis, Helen Leckie, Naney Lewis, Ida Loekey, Kathryn Martin, Martha Mayberry, Marie Mitchell, Margaret Morris. Barbara Neal, Donald Neal, Herman Nunis, Bill Pearman, Ava Parks, Barry Payne, Louise Ramsey, Barry Ranson, Patsy Reid, Frank Roberts, Sara Budisell, Nancy Sain, Miriam Severs, Bose Emma Simmons, Marion Stine, Billy Taylor, Bobby Taylor, Betty lean Troutman, Gilda VVhite, Eblmy Willcinsrin, Eugene Williams, Laverne Zedalier. Page Seventy-two GHEGE WRITERS' EL B JULIA LOVE ....... KENNETH JOHNSON . PAULINE TTAWKINS .. CDNA CTODFREY .... AGREE SOLOMON .. PATTY KISER ...... TVTARGARET PROCTOR .. BETTY ELLINGTON . LILLIAN OWENS . . , JEAN FOSTER ............ ROSEMARY TVTCCTLOIIGHLIN NELL CTOLIGHTLY ....... SUE EPPES . .. LOUISE SMITII . .ANN PACE ......... VIRGINIA ARINISTRONL1 . . First Quarter Second Quarter Third Quarter Fourth Quarter . . . .President Vicefljresident . . . . .Secretary . . Treasurer . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary , .Treasurer . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . .Treasurer . . . .President Vice-President . . . .Secretary . .Treasurer Page Seventy-three Ehaphnns EUUHCH Mary Ellen Beam, Frank Bowen, Betty Brown, Bill Cobb, Barbara Dellinger, Ed Dickson, Billie Dunton, Sarah Elliott, Betty Green, Barbara Harrison, Iobnnie Hawkins, VVilliam Hoover, Frances Hudson, Jim johnson, Julia Love, Rosemary lVIcGlougl1lin, James Miller, Bobby Plyler, joe Price, lane Robertson, Holmes Rolston, Carlos Severs, Margaret Shockley. Vincent Tadlock, Ioyce VValden. Second Year ll E.lHuh Page Seventyvfour Shirley Grooms, Lawrence lolinston, Bobby Smitli, lolm VVilson. M U V1 E Fred Culbreth, Chairman, Nate Cobb, loc Culbreth, Erskine Foard, john Gluyus, Dvviollt llam, joe llumrick, Donald llarkey, Donald Neal, Barry Hanson, Claude Enmmittee ' 5 , eil! Clinic . Mrs. E. F. VVilliz1mson, Nurse, Faye Earnliardt, Betty Johnson, Nancy Lewis, Betts A5 S 1 S t Little, Teeny Miller, Sara Hanson, Rose Emma Simmons, Laverne Zeduker. Page Seventy-five I' Monteen Bone, Martha Curlce, Shirley English, Arxnenc Godfrey, Doris Jones, A ' t jewel jones, Wilma Little, Mildred Merritt, Bettv Puckett, Frances Rohlecler, Bobby 5 S Stokes, Peggy Tyler, Gilda Wliitc, Dot Whitesides, Mary Williziliis, John VVilson. Cafeteria i Mx ra Aclanie Sara Bcehtler llermrm Brovxn Sam Dutton Bill Latimer, llazel A S 5 1 5 t H H t S Miller: Lillian ibwelis, Etlwin laroctori Ray Riehi, Margaret Wimcmclzircl. Page Seventy-six MU UBB M IILUB BARRY PAYNE . ...... President RALPH 'IATVIES . . ...... Vieeflhfesiderzt JOE CHURCH ............................,............... SUCl'L'll7Vjf'TTCUS11l'L'V Harry Bizzell. Herman Brown, joe Chureh. Bill Cobb, jzunes Dukes, Boh Forten- hury, Wade Gudd, Richard Graham, Boh Groves, George llrnn, Tommv llipp, Leon Hoover, Ralph james, Bohert ulumes, Bill McCallum, Herman Nunis, Bnrrv Payne, Bill Pearman, WH3'l1C Pittman, Edwin Proctor, Fred Severs, llC1'I'111l11 Shepherd, Eugene Todd, joe Wlmite. f - Page Severity-seven Clafinets JANE ANN BAXTER NATE COBB IJAVID IJUNN JOIIN GLUYAS EVERETT CTOPFERT JAMES GRAHAM BETTY MGPIIERSON IJOROTHY NEELY lJORIS PARSONS JOHN PLYLER KATHLEEN PORTER BETTY PUCKETT PEGGY ANN PROCTOR DALLAS SAWYER lX'1IRIAM SEVERS RALPH TURNER TED WILSON Alto Clarinets lxlARGIE BLAKLEY PEGGY BROWN Bass Clarinet GEORGE LEvY Ohoes JOE LIAMRICK JOE PRICE Page Seventyfeight EU BERT BAN Flutes DOT FISHER JANE ROBERTSON Alto Saxophones BOBBY FISHER JANE HILL Tenor Saxophone NEAL ALEXANDER Paritone Saxophone OREN EDMUNDS Cornets JACKIE BELLIVEAU JOYCE BLACKWELL TOMMY BOYD LARRY BROWN JIMMY CAMPBELL BILL DURHAM ARMINE GODEREY JIMMY LOVE ANNE LYONS IJICKIE MILLER GENE MORRISON BILL SIZEMORE BETTY STIMPSON GENE WATSON CLAUDE YOUNG Trum pets AUBREY DEAL L. 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MOLENDON French Horns BOBBY CAUDLE HOWARD FAST MELVIN MOWHIRTER FRED STEFFEY Tromhones DONNIE BARTON TRUITT BOONE WALLACE BURGESS JACK FRAZIER THOMAS HOOVER ERNEST MORRISON QUERY PATTERSON ZEB ROWELL TOMMY SIMMONS GLADYS STIMPSON MILLER VANDERLIP Bassoon BARRY BEATTY Bass Horns HENRY LEONARD DONALD SCRUGGS FRED THOMPSON String Bass WALTER CLARK Drums CAROLYN CASE GILBERT GOPFERT DON LITTLE JOAN MABREY BOBBY NICCORKLE BILL TAYLOR Tympani HORACE GOLIGHTLY Drum Majors TIOMMY BOYD BILL DURHAM Flag Bearers LOIS COX BETTY SAYER JEAN SCOTT Violins PHYLLIS BOLICK MAX BOONE HENRY DUTTON DWIGHT HAM BENNIE HOUSTON GEORGIANA HOUSTON CLAIRE HUTCHISON JEAN JACKSON REBECCA JORDAN VIRGINIA KISER GLENN MONTEITH GLORIA MUNGO AVA PARKS SHIRLEY REDDING ANN SCRUGGS ANNE SLYE VIRGINIA STRATTON MARGARET THOMAS BUDDY WILSON Violas DALE GORNELIUS BEVERLY PARRISH UHEHESTH Cellos MARY ELLEN BEAM PANSY KAPERONIS Bass Violins ' MARCY HOLLIMAN MARY LOU TRAWICK String Bass WALTER CLARK Glnrinets DAVID DUNN JOHN GLUYAS Olooes JOE PIAMRICK JOE PRICE 0 Flutes KITTY MONTY JANE ROBERTSON French Horns MELVIN MCWHIRTER FRED STEFFEY Cornets BILL SIZEMORE C31-ENE WATSON Tromlaones DON BARTON WALLACE BURCESS GLADYS STIMPSON Bassoon BARRY BEATTY Drums ED BARNES CAROLYN CASE Page Seventy mne CANNON ADAMS MYRA ADAMS T. 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ALDRED KATHERINE ALEXANDER FREDONIA ALLEN GEORGE ALLEN BUDDY BAREEOOT FRANKIE JEAN BEAM TIIELMA BEATTY JACKIE BELLIVEAU ITUBY BELLIVEAU BOBBY BLACRWELDER WILDA BLAIR BETTY BOOKER NANCY BOWEN ANNELLE BROOKS IVIARY BUNCH JO ANN BURN BARBARA CLAPP LJAROLYN COLLINS IJORIS COOK BETII COURSEY PEGGY CRIDER FRIED CULERETII JOY CBLILPEPPEH Page Eighty SE IDR EHUIH ALIBREY IDEAL ANITA IJIXON HENRY DRITTON CDREN EDMUNDS NANCY EFIRD JIMMY FAULKNER HELEN GALLANT JACKIE GARDNER NANCY GARDNER SARA GLUYAS DTACK GREENWAY JOHN ROBERT GRIER DWIGHT I'IAM NIYRA HARPER GWENDOLYN HARRIS NTILDRED HARRISON BILL HELMS JERRY HERALD PEGGY LIOLLIMAN MARGY HOLLIMAN BETTY SUE TTOOD PEGGY HORTON GEORCIANA HOUSTON SUE ELLEN HUFFMAN ELVA HUNSUCKER JERRY HLINTEII IO ANN IRVING TOMMY JAMES PHYLLIS JARRETT BETTY JOHNSON KENNETH JOHNSON PEGGY JOHNSON BEVERLY JONES DICK JONES CHARLES LANDIS HELEN LECKIE NANCY LEWIS DOUGLAS LITTLE TVIILDRED MERRITT CAROLINE MILLER TEENY MILLER SARAII MORETZ JEAN TVIORRIS BETTY LOU BACELHANEY BARBARA NEAL IDONALD NEAL VIRGINIA NICHOLSON MARVIN NOLAN AVA PARKS BARBARA PATTERSON FRANCES PLYLEII JANE ROSS POWELL CARROLL PURCELL BARRY RANSON FRANK ROBERTS SARA RUDISELL JEAN SCOTT MARGARET SIIOCRLEY NANCY SIMPSON BXIARION STINE PEGGY SWAFFORD VINCENT TADLOCK BETTY LOU TAYLOR BOB TAYLOR BOBBY TAYLOR JAMES TAYLOR MARY ANN TIQAYLOR DEWEY TILLMAN BETTY JEAN TROUTMAN IDORIS JEAN TRLILL PATRICIA WIATTERSON BOBBIE WIIITE GILDA WIIITE SUE YOUNT LAVEIINE ZEDAKER BOBBY ALEXANDER HAROLD BLACKWELDER FRED BLAIR BETSY BONDS GERALDINE BOWEN FRANKIE BRALEY JOAN BROWN DORIS CAMPBELL PEGGY CANUP ANN CARROLL JOYCE CARTER BECKY CASTANAS NICKY CASTANAS JONANCY CAUDLE MARTHA CHRISTENBURY PEGGY CLIMER JIMMY COOK ROBERT CONDER GLORIA COWICK LARRY Cox BETTY CRIDER JOE CULBRETH CAROLYN CUNNINGHAM MARTHA CURLEE CAROLYN DAVIS BETTY SUE DAWKINS CAROL DELLINGER JERRY DIXON UNIUH EHUIH BILLY DUNTON JOHN DUTTON JACKIE EATON KATHLEEN FAULKNER GERALDINE FLOWE NORMA FOARD ROSEIVIARY FORD EDGAR CEDDINGS STEPIIEN GODEREY NANCY GRADY PHYLLIS GREER DELORES HAILEY PATSY HARMON RUBY ANNE HARRIS NANCY HASTY JOHNNIE HAWKINS JOYCE HOLBROKJK ANN HOCJVER THOMAS HOOVIER BENNIE HOUSTON BOBBY HOYLE RALPH ITUFFMAN JUDDIE HUNTER BARBARA JAMISON VIRGINIA JERMAN BOBBY JOHNSON ED JOHNSON JIM JOIINSON MARY FRANCES JOHNSON DORIS JONES PANSY KAPERONIS PATRICIA KIRBY PATSY KISTLER JOE LEE EDWARD LEIEELS HENRY LEONARD HELEN LILLY LOUISE LOCKEY ALICE LOCKWOOD LOWELL LYNCH JIMMY BIIIAHAFFEE RUTH MAIER JOAN TVIANUS FRANCES MILLER MARY MILLS PAT MORRIS GERALDINE MORROW LARRY MCCRAW CHRISTINE MCKEE EARL MCQUAY CAROLYN NOBLE JOHNNY OFSONKA SARA ANN PETTIT BOBBY PLYLER LORETTA POLK FRED PRINCE SARAH RANSON BETTY LOU RITCII NANCY ROBERTS GAYE SANDERS MIRIAM SCOTTEN BOBBY SKIDMORE ANNE SLYE ELLEN SMITH BETTY SNYDER OBRIEDEAN STAFFORD BETTY STEWART FRANCES ANN STURGES JEAN SUMMER HERBERT TAYLOR PIIYLLIS THOMAS JERRY THOMPSON BARBARA ANN TRULL JANET TURNER PATRICIA WALDEN PEGGY WILLIAMS BARBARA WINCATE JOYCE WOODROW SARA ZEDAKER DORIS TEAGUE OLIN WARREN Page Eightyrone I'ugv l igl1!y'lw0 V HSITY FUUTBALL TEA Pfxsco GETTLLL . , . . .lleud Coach E. P. FAULKNER .... . ............ Conch FLOYD BUIVIGARNER . . . . ........ Assismlzi Couch 'IDE CTIIURCH ...... . . .... . ...... C0'Cll17ftlllZ BUCK MLLROME ...... . . .lllmzfrgcz Puu PEARNIAN ..... .......... .... , C fo-Captain Humax' PLYLER ...... . . . ....,.... Mmm, cr Bob Groves, Pug Pcarman, Bill Cobb, loc Church, Harrv Bimcll, Herman Brown, Ccorgc Ham, Bill McCallum, Ralph james, Robert jalncs, Snookic Nunis, Donald Harkcv, Herman Shepherd, Barrv Pavne, Eugene Todd, Loon Hoover, David llalnhrick, Bill Plott, Richard Graham, Tommv Hipp, Edwin Proctor, james Duke, Hob Fortcnburv, john Shaw, ,loc VVhitc. Aloe Lynn, Fred Savers, Donald Pavnc. . - ' . M , V . . .. , ' ' A Tw ' f , W' ' ' ' , f L. f ' , , ' ' A . . . ' .H ',' '- 4 .fr x, N.. Mr, JUNIUH BASKETBALL TEAM Donllcl l3111'to11, Bobby Caldwell, C LOICC Clements, ,lklI'IlGS Cook, Iolm Dutton l Ll ll Q ulclings, loc LCC, Lowell Lx11Ll1 Buck lWcPmoriC, John Shaw, Bobby Sliicl111o1'C R11 Sffllfll VARSITY CUAEHES E. P. FAULKNER Conch FLOYD BUINIGARNER Assistant Conch SNOOKIE NUNIS, Captain BASKETBALL TEAM JOHN SHAW, A lmmger loc White, Ebbie Wilkerscmn, Snookie Nunis, Leon lloovcr, Edwin Proctor, .loc Church, George Ham, Bobby Fortenbury, Robert James, Bobby Gabriel, llarolcl loncs, Bill McCallum. Page Eightyffive VARSITY H SEBALL TEAM ifiiovn l3Liix'iL:AuNER, Coach Hobcrt Dlauucs, Ruipb blames, Fred Scvcrs, .loc VVbitc, Bill Pcurinun, Snooliic Nunis, ii2ll'l'Y Palvlw, Curl i:Lll1LlCI'iJLlI'k, Dick licncirix, Biii Cobb, W1ix'l1L' Pittmzm, Lcon I loovcr, llo Saxon, Vance iX11lLll1CV. BUXT G TEAM Bois lilnwmms, Corzclz Fi. P. l5,xu1,i4NEi:, Coucli Bill Aiitcbcii cillfilllltl Sullivan, P. L. Iorciam, Bcn Urcvorv, Ronald Sbort, Bill T . 1 1' ra A 1 I Cobb, X'ViHiilI1l Chinn, 'Ion' Coblc, VVz1iincc i'orci, .luck Cfilbcrt, WLILTL' Cfzitici, jimmy Cizlmpbcll, Qucrv Putlcrson, 'liommy Price, Billy Short. gf' lfiglily-Nix MIMI GADD Head Cheerleader EHEEHLEAUEHS JEAN GRIER JUNE CQRIER DWIGHT EIAM MARGY I IOLLIMAN PHYLLIS JARRETT HARRIETT LANDIS IDA LOCKEY DEWEY FIHILLINJAN Page Eightylseven VARSITY CLUB lxllhll ciADD ...... ...... I 'resident BE'I l'Y 'IANE Smrrn . . . . , .Vice-President IIEAN Curran ........ ......... . . . . . . . . . .Secretm'yfTrensurer Betty Brumlielcl, Mimi Guclcl, Betty jean Gardner, jean Grier, June Grier, Phyllis llurrctt, Doris McGowan, Annette Parker, jean Poole, Kathleen Porter, Patsy Severs, Betty june Smith, .Io Wherry. I'irgge Eiglztyeeiglrt N 1935 gf Q7 EXCH ARL Q13-Q53 FEATURES JXUJJ cfifcorn 1947 .... Barbara Neal Selected by TOM FRANKLIN F . 1 I g A 3 Q 5 C2205 Qdcorn Conleflcmlf IANE XAIINGATE BARBARA NEAL PA1 1'v KISEII IDA LOCKEY BARBARA CLAPP IVIARGY IIOLLIMAN 1X1AllGARlET Munnls NANCY BOWEN SARA BREWER IIARRIETT LANDIS Mus. rl. U. RAMSEY ... Mus. C. A. NEAL .. Dlllmxn' ll,-x'roN ,.... Mus. F. O. RoBEm's RAY LOFLIN ....... Mus. 'If W. ALDRED PUIQL' Ninety-tu'o QPU SURE . . .For Louise Rznnsey, Editor-in-Cllicf 1947 ,ACORN . . .For Donald Neal, Business Mamzger 1947 IXCORN . . . . .For Niargy Ilolliman Eaton, Editor Hi-Litcs . . . . . . .For Frank Roberts, President SYIILZUHI Council For Ilurriett Landis, Vice-President Student Cozuzcil . . . .For T. W. Aldrcd, Treasurer Simleut Council will BARBARA CLAPP . . . PEGGY ANN JOHNSON HoPPY ROGERS . , . PAULINE HAWKINS . JERRY CONDER .... PHYLLIS JARRETT . . SP U 5 U 11 S . , , . . . . . .For Joe Church, President Senior Class . . . . . . . . . . . .For Fred Culbreth, Vice-President Senior Class . .... For Peggy Ann Johnson, Snapshot Editor 1947 ACORN . . . . . . . . . . . .For John Wilson, Art Editor 1947 ACORN . . . , .For Pauline 11aw14ins, Advertising Staff 1947 ACORN . . . . . . . . . . .For George Ham, Secretary Senior Class Page Ninety-tlzree MRS. S. B. PEARMAN . .. MRS. LTATHERINE NUNIS MRS. ll. H. PAYNE ..... BOBBY LEE ...... MRS. D. S. Cox . . MRS. G. E. HAM . Page Niuery-four SPU SUH5 . . . .For Bill Pearmun, Cj0'fVjf'lf7lUll'Z Football Team , . . . .For Herman Nunis, Captain Basketball Team . . . . . .For Barry Payne, President Monogmwz Club ...For Helen Lcckie, SecremryfTreasurer Enrre Nous . . . . . .For Lois Cox, Vice-President M. L. l-. Club . . . . .For Dwight Ham, Editorial Staff 1947 IXCORN Nag, '65 OLIVIA ANN IXYCOTII MRS. H. A. NEAL , .. MRS. L. A. BOWEN . '1'OIx1Ix1Y BOYD . ,. CHUCK KIRRI' . . BILL ARERNHIIIY . . SPD SURE . . .liar Lillian Owens, Editorial . . .For Barbara Neal, Advertising . ....... For Nancv Bowcn, Acivertising For Virginia Armstrong, Adliertising . . . . .For Bcttv 1OhnsOn, !1dvertisiz1g . . .For Sara Brcwcr, !1z11'crtisii1g Staff 1947 Staff 1947 Staff 1947 Staff 1947 Staff 1947 Staff 1947 ACORN IXCORN ACORN ACORN ACORN ZXCORN Page Ninefy-five ., j W .Z ',.. , I. 4' A' f J ,, Y 1 9 x y S 'Qi 2 i fi it , . 'QM Xa .rg N .1 iz 5 3 F , I' 1. - Q' 'N fzefdza' W 1 5 2,5 ': i w f:3 :f- :g.- T2 5 w i S HUD s ONJV . . .tlme perfect complement to smart costumes, because tl1ere's nothing mer or eg a y rnarleecl with fengilr and size for your assurance of exact fit. DUPUNT NYl0N f' f 1 fl tter . Truly proportioned. . .each pair Congratulations Seniors! 'r STATION W B T .5. CHARLOTTE, N. C. CARS AND TRUCKS PARTS SALES AND SERVICE HEATH MIITIIR CIIMPANY Your Ford Dealer 318 W. Fifth St. Phone 3-6658 FOR THE SMARTEST FASHIONS IN YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING TATE-ISIHIWN CII. Congratulations, Seniors GOODY SWEET SHOP 820 W. TRADE STREET DIAL 9704 ' Compliments of SOULE STEEL AND IRON COMPANY PAINT' Page Ninety-eight SOUTHERN 5 8: 10c STORES 129 E. Parkway Ave. 1621 Elizabeth Ave. 1504 Central Ave. 828 W. Trade St. 3205 N. Caldwell St. Pineville, N. C. Davidson, N. C. Compliments of Hoo EHAHLUTTE if Fine .flaoef -A' ul' West Trade St. at ROzzell's Ferry Rd. W . QUALITY Cornplzrnents to LOW PRICE THE SENIOR CLASS 5 SERVICE SATISFACTION COURTESY L. A. BOWEN SUPER MARKET ir Interior Decorator ALLEN OVERALL CO. Overall Manufacturers 415 S. CHURCH STREET CHARLOTTE, N. C. W 8: S MOTORS Pontiac Sales ana' Service 522 S. TRYON PHONE 3-0118 BARBECUE BY F AUD J EWELERS ROGERS Watches, Diamonds and Jewelry -E- On Mint Street Opposite the 121 E' FIFTH STREET Post Office Page Ninety-nixze llEliE WE'l.l, WORK TOGETHER is 'ff .. . ' 3231 C-ood wishes to our oun raduates as the If ' il ' .,?'7.-15' X X I f leave one area of achievement. 1 M Education and clear thinking, freedom of in- itiative and self-reliance . . . these are your preparation to meet the opportunities, and de responsibilities, of these stirring times. We are proud of serving a new generation, and we pledge you faithful co-operation in building a still better life here in the Pied- mont Carolinas. W' UKB PUWEH COMPANY Amqyaeemfawet I I ll N I 0 Congratulations, Seniors . . . i I ... 5 f o .,. KMV s'roRE Sportswear 1100 Seaboard St. FOR BOYS AND GIRLS FRESH MEATS AND GROCERIES -i- O 137 S. TRYON STREET PHONE 4-6611 Free Delivery Tel. 9106 Page One Hundred Compliments of CCDNDER'S SODA SI-IOP 94 829 West Trade Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. 94 Where Students M eet OH41 Page One llulzzlrezf Two ALWAYS MUSIC SWEET and HUT JZ S, Interstate Mlllmg lla - 'R 'Mx X Q En SS , Q. , FLOUR !gE5?5EfE 53 , gji'T1 'Ff- MEAL gwTt' ri? ,fggyf fN,,v' GRITS FEED 9' g Ch ltt f THIRTY FIVE YEARS VVJARYFS IMIYSSSIMAL gfmzvw, Jiah, and Uyatch, Kvmpwwf 300 EAST TRADE STREET PHONE 3-7194 ir ir GREEN'S HOTEL 307 M1 W. Trade St. Phone 9385 WYLIE F. GREEN, Owner ELK ROS. For Smarter Fashions and Greater Values A. F. DANCY CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Standard and Portable Typewriters SALES-RENTALS-REPAIRS Phone 4-2706 215 W. Second St. KALE-LAWING COMPANY' Stationers-Ofhce Outfitters- Printers Phone 6185 227-229 South Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. Hosiery Mended-Reweaving HELEN'S SHOP 110V2 West Fifth Street Phone 4-8169 SANITONE THE BEAUTY TREATMENT FOR CLOTHES CHARLOTTE LAUNDRY 116 E. 2nd st. Phone 3-5191 Compliments of Creators of Reasonable Drug Prices GATHINGS MOTOR X INC.. L VVVV I Studebaker Sales and Ser-mee TZWDATL DDU0 ww? ...O Telephone 4-6861 523 South Tryon St. CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. 128 N. Tryon Street 109 S. Tryon Street Page One Hundred Four BILTMURE HIIWIE Hlllll SHIRE Mabry, Jwzma, 4 O MEAT S 81 GROCERIES S ce 1897 FINEST QUALITY FRESH VEGETABLES DAIRY PRODUCTS 'Ir I Phoneq 2 2153-3-2154 834 E SEVENTH STREET Compliments of KAY JEWELRY COMPANY 111 SOUTH TRYON STREET PHONE 6125 94 P20 HJZF W v , Ns, X Page One Ilumlrecl Six Compliments of CHARLOTTE TEXTILE COMPANY TELEPHONES: 4-7720 Sz 4-6654 CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA HHMS MIITIIR EXPRESS Daily Service to Eastern Cafrolimz TERMINALS LOCATED IN I ALREMARLE, N. O. TROY, N. O. SANFORD, N. O. DURHAM, N. O. RALEIGH, N. C. FAYETTEVILLE, N. O. GOLDSBORO, N. O. CHARLOTTE TERMINAL 1128 S. Clarkson St. Tel. 3-8423 HOME OFFICE Albemarle, N. C. Tel. 663 Call Troy E. Lewis for Service GRICE'S AUTO SERVICE ELECTRICAL 8: GENERAL AUTO REPAIRING 1521 CAMDEN ROAD PHONE 4-5344 Pg O II lelQ LITTLE'S HARDWARE AND AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLIES 1334 S. MINT STREET TELEPHONES 3-3133 3-3134 QUALITY Si-IOE R E P A I R .5 -i. .5 W. T. JAMES SHOE SERVICE 513 W. TRADE STREET OHdd Egh Compliments of Little Pep-lflelmnntco Restaurant 301 West Trade Across from Hotel Charlotte Flowers for Every Occasion Rofelanvl Floral Co. 300 NORTH TRYON STREET 'Ir Telephone 8191 AIR CONDITIONED Night 7970 FOR YOUR CQMFQRTU CHARLOTTE 2, N. C. COMPTOMETER SCHOCL Sporting Goods 'i- Conducted by W. R. HOLLINGSWORTH U l 8 C R Y M E 8 INCORPORATED I 'i- 1209-10-11 Independence Bldg. PHONE 6733 415 South Tryon Street Page One Hundred Nine a Une Ilmzdred Ten -wi W.. JOHN M. LITTLE 221 N. Tryon St. CHARLOTTE, N. C. ir Quality Jewelry For Every Occasion CHESAPEAKE PAPER STOCK COMPANY, INC. 701 West Fifth Street CHARLOTTE, N. C. WASTE PAPER Phone 3-9007 QUEEN CITY MOTORS, INC. PATRONIZE USED CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD WRECKER SERVICE Y. S. WHITE, Pres.-Treas. 318-20 South Church St. ADVERTISERS CHARLOTTE, N. C. Compliments of CANNON AIRCRAFT Sales and Service, Inc. SALEM'S GROCERY DliSt ibUt07'3 CESSNA 215 NORTH CEDAR STREET Tuckaseege Road Phone 3-0531 Compliments of TRAVELERS HOTEL 533 W. TRADE Clean, Comfortable, and Convenient Charlottels Leading Restaurant 117 West Trade Street Dial 4-2671 Page One Hundred Eleven Compliments of P. C. GODFREY COMPANY Plumbing Sc Heating 1804 Rozze11e's Ferry Rd. Phone 4-8605 Compliments of FOURTH WARD BARBER SHOP Corner of Graham and 11th nu L A Y T O N ' S L 104 Tuckaseege Rd. Q Q 'V Delicious I s E s I EAM 1 HAMBURGERS AND MALT-A-PLENTYS Carolina Transfer and Storage Company 1230 WEST MOREHEAD STREET MOVING-PACKING-STORAGE Agents Allied Van Lines PHONE 2-5131 PgO H ddTl MAKE CHARLOTTE N. c. ' ' Vey? DEPARTMENT STORE CHARLOTTE. N C The Frm-ffl. mm- In 4 Frin-ull' mv Tryon Sz Fifth Dial 3-2121 YOUR Family The Carolinas' Predominating Headquarters Department Store MON'l'ALDO'S COATS DRESSES GOWN S SPORTSWEAR HATS Smart Apparel for the Discriminating Woman P ge One Hundred Thirte Compliments of THUMAS lIMllllMC lllllSMllBlll, I II CADILLAC AND OLDSMOBILE Factory Authorized Sales And Service 214 N. CHURCH ST. PHONE 7159 Compliments of STERLING SUUA SHUP COKES, MILK SHAKES, SANDWICHES Delivery Service CORNER 7TH 8a TRYON PHONE 3-7177 !.YNDY'S GRILL DOWD ROAD AT WILKINSON BOULEVARD L YP 1? You'll Find Your Friends At Lyndy's L 1? fr 1? ALL KINDS OF DELICIOUS SANDWICHES AND THICK MILKSHAKES PHONE 4-1530 O ne Hundred Fourtee Congratulations, Seniors' HAR TMANNS MARKET L 'I' GROCERIES MEATS Phones 6171-6172 1406 W. MOREHEAD STREET P g O Hundred ST ARNES SIGN CO. Signs for Every Purpose 30915 E. TRADE STREET MOREHEAD DRIVE INN THE BEST IN COFFEE Sz HOT SANDWICHES 1416 W. Morehead Ik CHARLOTTE SPORTING VISIT GOODS COMPANY The Sporting C enter SPONS Equipment HICE-WILLIAMSON for Every Purpose 112-114 S. Church St. Phone 3-0600 A Good Place to Eat 120 South Tryon Street ir Compliments o f KING CHEMICAL Co., INC. 924 W. TRADE STREET Compliments of THE VOGUE WOMEN'S APPAREL 201 North Tryon Street Phone 4-4941 CHARLOTTE, N. C. Congratulations, Seniors RAYLASS DEPT. STORE A Shop Where Your Quality Merchandise at Low Prices R. C. A. RADIO'S NORGE REFRIGERATORS Xt WASHERS MOHAWK RUGS NEW PERFECTION RANGES Donal' EWS M0815 WHISNANT FURNITURE 121 West Trade Street CUMPANY- INC- CHARLOTTE, N. C. 620 s. Tryon st. Tel. 4-1801 Page One Hundred Sixteen Compliments of IHIIMAS 81 HIIWAHII 00. WHOLESALE GROCERIES + Distributors of Del Monte Products AND Green Beauty Pickles Whatever the Reason- Whatever the Season- Trcwel By Trailways ' , A Sai.. ,Y V f J ' , L X A he A L, 'WE PSX: ' nv Q W ' QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS CHARLOTTE, N. C. BIZZELL PHARMACY Modern Drug Store Luncheonette and Soda Fountain PRESCRIPTIONS DRUG SUNDRIES Next to Merita Bakery Phone 3-7501 SOUTHERN FRUIT COMPANY Jobbers of FANCY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES 419-427 West Second Street Phone 3-6181 Established 1908 PATRONIZE ROYAL CLEANERS DYERS LAUNDERERS 1215 East Fourth Street Page One Hundred Seventeen OBSERVER House R NC cob 'lslgln ' A 485353,- qff 4 4b CMA l0TTE

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