Hasty High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Thomasville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1947 volume:

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TYQSEULHGL Chas-V EL For the purpose ot showing the brighter side ot school lite, and to perpetuate happy memories ot your days at l-lasty High School, we, the statt, present to you this tirst edition ot the Treasure Chest. lt is our desire that it will bind you closer to your classmates and teachers, and help you to hold in your hearts those memories ot l-lasty l-ligh that you should never torget. Lois johnson, Edi-tor-in-Chief C l Faculty' ll Classes lll Advertisements lV Activities and Athletics V Elementary Grades l May is, 1900 iuiy 19, 1945 19112. 131 L, west A Principal of Hasty High School l93O-46' Mrs West was more than a teacher and principal to us -- he was our friend, and it is with deep respect that we publish this first edition of the Treasure Chest' in his memory. , ,. ......s,,. H. 9 f - 1 M Ax Y V W KVM With gratitude tor her taithtul service and guidance to Us in the past years, we, with deep appreciation, dedicate this annual to-M V ' MRS, JOHN PERRY V i FACULTY Mr, Clinard Principal Mathematics 'WS Peffv Mrs. wiiiieseii HBTOVV Science Mathemat'C5 Horne Economics Miss Moore Miss Hester FI'el lCh Business ' Miss Howie it ,, I Bible Q-'33 'Z '3 'xi .I Y i .., 5 'L.41'Ew-',, '.2 f-tiki' -Senior Editor ............... .... THE STAFF ANNUAL STAFF -Editor-inAChiet ... ...... Assistant Editor ,......,.. Business Manager ..,....... ....... Sales Manager .....,...... .. . -Assitsant Sales Manager. . . ... Sports Editor. lCirIsl . . .. eSports Editor' lBoysl ..... . . , .Lois johnson . . . . .Harold Smith .Dorothy Parks ..... Plato Brittain 'Assistant Business Manager. . . . . . .Mary Frances johnson .Donnie Marie Peace .Ronald Lee Kennedy ... . .Dolores Burton ....Kenneth Cecil, Snapshot Editor .......,.....,............. ..... 1 aclc Kennedy -Typists ,........ loan Bowers, I-lelenljohnson, Carrie Lou Shoat ff ,,. ' . Club Editor ................... june Caudle .I 9 t ' 'Q' f rf Miss l-lester-Aw Advisor lirr .wi Q fgff. 'lu 1. rf W' F A A b fy 4 l a ' ,,, ilu y Y- Agfa -LLM JI: 1 -fa -I 'fs - is 'E'- X I LA. M4 i SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS -wg President Vice-President I Secretary Treasurer Billy Kennedy Ronald C. Kennedy, lessie Ward Lois lohnson CLASS STATISTICS The Class ol l947, not knowing I wasn't inclined to be a writer, asked me to sum up a few statements in a mathematical description about our Senior Class. The class asa whole stands about I96 teet in height, and althcugh most oi us are small we weigh 45I8 pounds. Our shoes have to be specially made because our shoe size is No. 240. We have blueeyes and brown hair, Amazinglv enough, -T has taken us 570 years tor the class tp grow to such an enormous size. ln my opinion the Senior Class isn't so bad alter all, The average size is rather small because the average height is 5 feet, 5 inches, and weight is I33 pounds. The age ot the class is I7 years, We have a comparatively small shoe size No. 8. A , loan Bowers Class Statistician 4 NORA VERIXI ELL BALL UNQIIH 4-I-I Club I , 2, 3, 4, Asst. Sec. 4-lfl Club 3, Sec. 4-I-I Club 4, Pres. 4-H Club l. ROBERT EDWARD BLAIR, IR. Cl'iiCken Clee Club I, 2: 4-I-I Club I, 2, Baseball I, 2, Librarian 3, -I. IOAINI ELIZABETH BOWERS 'lloarf' Softball I, 2, 3, 4, Sec, 4-I-I Club 2, Pres. 4-H Club 3, Annual Statt 4, jr. Marshall 3, Class Sec, l. ARVEL CECIL Windy Basketball l', 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, Bus Driver 3, 4. , RITCI-IIE .PAYE CECIL Tootles 4-Il Club 3g V.-Pres. Class 23 Clee Club 4. DDLAN D. CECIL Snowbird Basketball 2, 3 4, Bus Driver 2, 3, 4-I-I Club 3.3 KENNETH PRESLEY CECIL Tumi D Basketball I, 3, 4, 4-lil Club I, 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Student Aid 4g Clee Club 3, Speaking Cori- test Winner 3, Annual Staff 4. CLADYS DAVlS Red Qlneer Leader 2, 3, 45 Clee Club 2, 3, 45 4-H Club, V.-Pres. 35 Basketball l, DONALD LEE HILTON Duck Basketball 35 Bus Driver 3, 45 4-H Club 3, 45 Baseball 3. WlLLlAlVl L. HIATT Twinkle Basketball 3, 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Baseball 3, 45 4-H Club 4.4 PECCY RUTH HOLDER Peggy 4-H Club 3, 45 Clee Club 4. HELEN JOHNSON Helen Annual Staff 45 4-H Club 45 Soft- ball 3, 4. T KENNETH QOHNSON Q Kenney Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball 2, 3, 45 4-H Club 3, 45 Bus Drive'r 2, 3, 4. LOIS SOLAINE JOHNSON' Lois Basketball 2, 3,.45 Cilee Club 45 4-H Club 35 Softball 2, 3, 45 Editor-in-Chief of Annual 45 Chief lr .Marshall 35 Ass't. Sec. and Treasurer 4. MARY FRANCES lOl-lNSON Tiny Basketball 3, 4, Clee Club 4, Soft- ball l, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, Annual Statt 4, Student Aid 4. RADFORD lOl-lNSON Bumpy Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Bus Driver 3, 4, lunior Mar- shall 3. DOROTHY LOUISE LAWSON Fat Softball l, 2, 3, 4, Winner ot Speakmg Contest 3, Student Aid 4, Treas. of Class l, Librarian 3. iAiviEs CLAY KENNEDY, JR. , Birddog Basketball 3, 4, 4-l-l Club 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4. RONALD C. KENNEDY Biddy Basketball 2, 3, lr, Marshall 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Student Aid 4. RONALD LEE KENNEDY Shorty 4-H Club l, 2, 3, Cilee Club 3, Student Aid 4, Basketball 2, 3, Annual Staff 4. BILLY RAY KENNEDY Bill Pres. of Class I, 3, 4, Pres. Stuv dent Aid 4, Best All-Around Citi- zen 3, lunior Marshall 3, 4-l-l Club 2, 3, Clue Club 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, Librarian 3, Basketball 3, 4. . lAM ES BURTON MOSER Motor Baseball l, 2, 3, 41 Basketball 2, 3, 4, 4-l-l Club 2, 3g Clee Club 2. DOROTHY PARKS Dott Student Aid'Soc. 4, Annual Staff 4g Cheerleader l, 2, 3, 4, Olee Club 2, 3, 45 School Pianist l, 2, 45 Sec. of Class l. EAYE DEAN PAYNE Dean 4-H Club 2, 35 Softball l, 2, 3, 4. DONNIE MARIE PEACE Donnie lunior Marshall 3, Student Aid 4' Annual Staff 4, Pres. of Class l ' Cheerleader l, 2, 3, Softball l, 2, 3, 4, l-larvest Oueerx 2, Speaking Contest Winner 2. 1 MARCUERITE PICKARD Sparky Cheerleader 2. 3, 4-H Club l, 2, Clee Club 4g Softball 2, 35 Student Aid 4, V-Pres of Class lg Li- brarian 3. 'LENORA MAtRlE RIPPLE Skinny Elizabeth City High School l, 2, 3g Cjiee Club 2g l-lusty l-ligh School l, 2, 3, Librarian. FARLANE SAI NTSI NC 'Frog , Basketball 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3, 4-l-l Club l, 2, Ci-ee Club 2.9 CARRlE LOU Sl-lOAF Sfioaf Clee Club 45 4-l-l Club l, 25 An- nual Staff 45 Student Aid 4, ' lung Louise siixik Red Mt. Vernon, Va., l-ligb School 4 Clee Club 45 4-ld ,Club 45 Soft- ball 4. l-lAZEL MARlE VESTAL ..pUg,, Clee Club 45 Basketball 3, 45 4-l-l Club l5 25 Softball 25 35 4. EDDlE lACK XNALL lack Basketball 2, 3, 45 Baseball l, 2, 35 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 4-l-l Club 25 Co-Captain Basketball 3., lESSlE MAE VVARD less Clafs Treasi E1 Sec. 35 45 Cheer- leader 3, 45 Clee Club 45 Student Aid 45 Librarian 35 Softball l, 25 3, FRANCES Wi-llTFlELD Pete Clee Club 45 4-if Club 2, 35 Stu- dent Aid 45 Softball 25 3. WILLIAM CLARENCE CEClL UBI In l. Basketball 25 Baseball l5 2, 3 SENIOR CLASS HISTCDRY ln gathering my material for writing the official history of this class, l have decided not to give a ,formal and dry history, but only to mention some of the out- standing events ot our school days. Some of us have been together since our primary days. We have found school lite not always a bed of roses, but we have had a pleasant time. We are the first to graduate from Hasty under the twelve year school plan and we are happy because we have had the opportunity to be together for another year. Our home room teachers for the last four years were: Freshman, Mr. Hilton and Miss Bryan lthe class was so large it was divided into two sectionsl g Sophomore, Miss Bryan, junior, Mrs. Vvfhitesellg and thenfthis year when we were all looked up ,to as Dignified Seniors and Mrs. Perry was our Home room teacher and class advisori The class presidents for the last four years werei Freshman, Donnie Peace and Billy Kennedy, Sophomore, Marguerite Pickard, and junior and Senior years, Billy Kennedy. Our Sophomore year brought full realization that we were in high school for that was the year that we received our class rings. Also in our Sophomore year, since there were only eleven grades then, we considered it a great honor and a lot of fun to sponsor the junior-Senior banquet, ln our junior year the main event was our junior play, Here Comes the Prince, which was a big success. We have great plans for this year, iniaddition to seeing the Carolina vs. V.P.l. football game and we are looking forward to the Senior Play, the junior-Senioi banquet, and our trip to Washington, D, C., which should be the Cala Event of the year. We think we are leaving a good heritage to the school. This year, under the sponsorship of the junior and Senior classes we are publishing an annual, this year also the Student Aid Association under the sponsorship of the Seniors and Mrs. Perry has been presented to the students for the first time. i j -We will always be grateful to our parents for providing us with the opportunity to receive a high school education, and to our teachers for the patience and considera- tion they have shown throughout the years we were with them. Our faith in our homes and our school is the basis of the confidence with which we face the future. A Billy R. Kennedy Class Historian CLASS PROPHECY M. G. M. Studios Hollywood, California May 5, l957 Dear Dott, You can't imagine how proud all your classmates from Hasty are to 'hear that you are opening tonight at Carnegie Hall. Best of luck to you! Since it has been ten years since we graduated from Hasty, and about that long since I saw you, I thought you might be interested in what's happened to some of our classmates. Do you remember how Bill and Shorty used to stay together?-Well, they're in Chicago now. Bill is president of the Marshall Fields Co. and Shorty is a night club owner, and as usual has his arms full of pretty women. Guess who visited me over the week-end? Carrie Lou,iRobert, and little Robert Ill. Sparky's also married to Devoe Sink, She can't cook, but Devoe doesn't seem to mind. Kenneth finally latched on to Pollie and they have the cutest twins. Their names are Lollie and Mollie. Mary Frances johnson is the manager of the Rush, Rush, Rush Business Col- lege in Washington and joan Bowers, Gladys Davis, and Helen johnson are her able assistants. They are really doing well. Lois must have liked shorthand because she's teaching commercial at Greensboro College. Dolan Cecil is a major in the Marines and does he look grand? I received a picture from him just the other day. Oh, yes, Dot Lawson is doing wonderful work in her profession as a missionary. She is now in a quaint little town in South Africa. You remember how lazy jack, Kenney, and Donald were? Well, they're still taking it easy. They're co-owners in the jack, You Drive lt Automobile Corp. And, can you believe ,it-Q'Bumpy our handsome boy, is in Honolulu with plen-ty cf money and pretty women. His rich uncle died. Also Marie Ripple is working at the naval base in Bainbridge, Maryland. Don't you know she's happy-loving Navy men as she doesl ' By the way, Grease Monkey, Ronald C., is chief mechanic at the Atlantic States Motor Lines. And little jimmy Moser is president of the First National Bank. That really surprised me. And heres another surprise, jimmy Kennedy is a lawyer. I guess you can understand that from the way he used to argue and get in the last word, even under his breath. Vernell and Faye Dean are also doing bank work in Florida. ,I know they're enjoying the sunshine. I need not tell you about Ritchie's being in Hollywood, for you've probably already seen her first picture, Fair State. And Donnie, too, is-a Powers model, but she's in New York, maybe you'Il get to see her. If so, give her my love. Frances and Hazel are nurses at Duke Hospital and you can imagine how well they're doing with their sweet dispositions. This will really knock your hat off, Farlane, Bill Cecil, and William are playing with the St. Louis Cardinals and theyvvon out in the play-off. How about that? And our boy Windy is coaching basketball at Chapel Hill. I think it s just grand because he really loved the game.. Peggy and june are two good stenographers in Texas at one of the big oil com- panies. You know, down where the long-horns grow. Well, Dott, I think that takes care of all our classmates except me, and I'm still at the M.G.M, Studios doing secretarial work and loving it. I close now, once again wishing you the best of luck ever. With love, Hjessyn and LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Hasty School, Thomasville, North Carolina, in the year nineteen hundred forty-seven, do hereby make this our last will and testament. Article l ' To the faculty, we, the Seniors, leave our gratitude and appreciation for all they have done for us. Article 2 To the juniors, we hereby confer,..alI our Senior rights and privileges, and hope they will be used wisely and to the best advantage. I Article 3 ' The individual Seniors each having many fond memories and recollections, do hereby bequeath with sorrow, their priceless possessions: Bumpy johnson leaves his dark good looks to Mitchell Bowers who already -has what it takes. Ritchie Faye Cecil, the gal with the big blue eyes, leaves the same to jeanette Sharp. Fat Lawson leaves her ability to give speeches and recitations to joan Drye. Helen johnson wills her sweet disposition to Mary Frances Hiatt. ' Bill Kennedy wills his pretty ankles to Tim Deaton. All you female wolves stop howlin'. , Donna Marie Peace leaves her sweater-girl figure to Dolores Burton. Our blonde, Frances Whitfield, leaves her deep dimples to Bobby Ripple just to make his a little CUTGF. Ronald C. Kennedy passes his nick-name Biddy on to Owen Moore. Marie Ripple leaves her love for Marines and Sailors to Arlene Fowler. Kenneth johnson wills his 'lfree or two times to Willie Cecil just to keep it in circulation. 'lSparky lKl5ickard leaves her cute face and figure to Georgia Wright, The line forms to the left, fellas. T I and Lois johnson leaves her position as forward to Frances Sharpe. Keep up the goodlwork, gall Mary Frances johnson, our most athletic woman, leaves her basketball ability to Nancy Cecil. Farlane Saintsing leaves his nick-name Frog to Alfred Perryman. ' it Peggy Holder wills her naturally curly hair land curlersl to Wilda Meredith. A june Sink wills her cute freckles to Madge Kennedy. fi Robert Blair and Carrie Lou Shoaf will their necking ability to Paul Beck and Donna Ray Ellis. joan Bowers leaves her waves and curls to Dot Davis, who sometimes thinks hers is a hopeless case. Hazel Vestal leaves her cute little pug nose to Nettie Kennedy. Faye Dean Payne wills her title The Cutest to Helen Black, w'1o's right ready to take over. Kenneth, jack, and Windy will their ability to dodge Coach Leonard on practice nights, to Banks Bobby Payne. T ,, jimmy Kennedy leaves his sizzling hot temper to jack Kennedy, who now, can strike the happy medium. V ' , , and Donald Hilton, jimmy Moser, andvBill Cecil leave their ability to skip classes to Cieorge Saintsing jirnmy'Kennedy. A Dot Parks leaves her love for South American Rhumbas and Corigas to Dot Sink. William Hiatt leaves his other name Twinkle to jesse Kennedy, whos really bright. jessie Mae Ward leaves her flirtatious actions to a gal who really doesn't need therrit--june Caudle. Dolan'Cecil. leaves his flashy yellow-red necktie to Big 'Wheel Brittain. Vernell Ball leaves her love for the Student Covt. to Kenneth Peace. Red i Davis 'leaves her cool green eyes to Betty Sue Saintsirig--Buddy? 1 Ronald Lee Kennedy refuses to will the women in his life to anybody, eh l'Shorty ? , n U ' j Dot Parks W BIGGEST FLIRT FRIENDLIEST jesgie Mae Ward Marguerite Pickard Ronald L. Kennedy Robert Blair, jr, BEST ALL-ROUND joan' Bowers Billy R, Kennedy M051' pQpULAR- , MOST DEPENDABLE Dgf Pgrkg Q H3261 Vestal Biily PM Kennedy Rfmald C- Kefmedy' . ,iv cuTEsT Faye Dean Payne jimmy Moger 'W ' FPRETTEEST' Jessie Mae Ward MOST HAN DSOM E iladford johnson iw MosT ATHLETIC Dolan Cecil Mary F. johnson MOST STUDIOUS BEST DRESSED Lois johnson 'Ritchie F. Cecil Ronald C. Kennedy Dolan Cecil JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer lack Kennedy june Caudle Helen Black Betty Saintsing CLASS HISTORY There's nothing outstanding about our class, Vl!e're just a bunch ot happy-go- lucky students, sticking together through good and bad, but always managing to come out on top. I We were Freshmen in the year ot' IQ43-44. Like all Freshmen we were pretty dumb, and caused our teacher, Miss Everhart, a good deal of trouble The next year, vvetadvanced to Sophomores and had as our teacher, lflrs, Perry, who helped us become much better students. This year vve're jaunty juniors, and have Miss Hester as our home room teacher. This has been the best year of al' our high school careerj The junior girls make up practically all of the basketball teams Another thing we are proud of, is that we have members on the executive board ot The Student Aid Association and also representatives to' the Council from our class. Although our class has reduced in number now and it is the smallest in the high school, we think it is the best. ' Doris foggins Q . ,N - a ' ith: . .f ' ii A: 'N 5 P 1 sf Gygax, V 9 W R Q, if q:..N-0 f 'L I . ' R12 S r TSE? Q I XVL If Q 'R he . . 4 'vi' ' --' f ts I K eg, if 'k.1 IQ- 4 X . -'7 5 QA K' is i f 3 .lun 'fi Tilt , in Ag. frfh b,',- sa 4. 7 is 35 ' 3 5 - it . . ,Y Y' wk 'K izk i . Q' W, 41 F opt' 'Ev' ,X 54' A In ' 55' L ,. , ,T- . 'v:. W kililk ' - S 5 r yi , X 1, N l id HPV' A lf fm ww. Q 42- ..-K s A we 'GY Q '4r 5 V Q . .1 1 my V V L - ' me .A , Z in , , . -1 , Q I gg . , W' 'NX ,QW I, ft 0 ag, an yr V . ' - gay G F es, , ll' 'ls ' 211: -1- . 'P' ' 1559 ext, ,Mg 4. 4 4 - , we ff Q ,. QE' ., 42 1 V- I Fw , ' ' . A L, -, 4 W ' ' L TS' V SQ r B B fi 'V 'W ia s,..W,i, 54 I-ng, F u.,, gi 42- ,fvm wg t W an f ff, , Q - J, E ' , , in l A if fi, at ... 'gf'-wir-.ff , '21 -1 jfs, 7 'i gf Ae' W f A W'-' 4 - Lv A -. , V. Q- 4., . 1 7' 'V' i '-i fl. . .af 51, ,-, is , 3 , ' 112 1, ' is ' xh'f, 'WD it V. S 1- Q s f V + T W Doris Beolq Helen Blaclfg Mitchell Bowers Plato Britiain Dolores Burton june Caudle limmy Cecil Doris Coggins I . I-1 rf-147 , ' ' x Susie Copley Tim Deaton Arlene Fowler Wilma johnson laclci Kennedy Wilda Meredith Burgess lvlorris' Betty Nelson is ..,, .14 Vivian Nelson Robert Ripple Pauline Robbins Betty Saintslng leanette Sharpe Dorothy Sink Harold Smith Knolon Wall ,ns 1 x ' m ' 1 x K 'K ,N Q! Y se - A 531 I Q M ,y if Q fr - ,VM 'N un.. 'W X i SGPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Kenneth Peace jimmy Kennedy Stamey Cecil George Saintsing CLASS HISTORY Of all the classes in our school, vve think our class is the best. In anythingwe do our class is ready to cooperate. Last year under the watchful eye ot Miss Bryan, our Freshman home-room teacher, vve advanced from very green Freshmen to very dignified Sophomores and this year with the help of lvliss Moore we are still improving. ' loan Drye PEI MCRE ir 2, ,Z , 5 , ti my -V I- H K ,A W4 ' 1 ' if L., ' if is i t B 'P' if V -f--' 5 3 W ., '15 i Q , we ,. . M F ' gf 1 , I 5521, ,if fm 2 fs..,:,f,:,qs., I nn' -P--Q f 5, i M if I 5,5 ,lm f 3335? if t ilt? ,.,,. L ' we ' egg, f, New-' Wei' A ,S ww' 8? -5::,'zi's s 3 ms i Q-294 2 1 r iii, E39 jo Bundy jack Burton Foy Cecfi Stamey Cecil Willie Cecil Emaline Craven Ruth Craven joan Drye Harold Edwards Willie Hayworth Dolly Hedrick Betty Hilton Bobby Dale Hilton Donald Hilton Louise Hilton james Kennedy NO PICTURE-Sanford Kennedy jesse Kennedy Madge Kennedy Nettie Kennedy Helen Leonard Elsie McGee Darrell Meredith Owen Moore Banks Payne Bobby Payne Kenneth Peace Alfred Perryman George Saintsing Richard .Shelton joanne Stone Mary Snow Turner ,xy iijjjjj E B si? I .. ,is , ..,.: K ,-ve K f r aiaikff , rfpzsya, 1: -21' , we 'x A 5, V -whiff- FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS K ,vb fwkw am, X V51 .t ' V t r a T ' 4 SS S . ..f -,,f Zl' f G ' V s' . . w 'fix if C ..,: Z 43 ',:fgZf,ggi,.:z54g,: cz .- President Vice-President ' Secretary Treasurer joe Sink lvlary F. Hiatt Nancy Cecil Paul Beck -CLASS HISTORY Although this is our first year, we really hit the high school with a bangl Our ' class of forty-two is the largest in the school. The boys outnumber the girls, but the girls make up for this in various ways. We even have some freshmen girls on the basketball squad, and we are justly proud of them. Jvhile we are green freshmen this year, we know we are capable of becoming goocl sophomore: and hope that by the time we graduate we will have contributed much to our school. r Betty john-'on j 8 NO PICTURE Kenneth Craven Austin Hayworth Royfl-liltoni joe Hoover Billy joe Murphy David Pope joe Don Stone Clifford Summers I Q if 27' 5' mc S A' J , 1 S' We 3 is- is i Q ,, . or f, , N la 'wr gg 'f if is his-ca'-. -' Q I ' Y l if Yfi i ,,a 5 sea M 14 E' , an 5 asf.. f fW?BM,2AwQ SY 2' f ill :A ,cal r - r 53 2 kk,,, , QQ! -pixhs Q S A -A S : , .i gig, S Q act TE 7,AL A ' ' 515' i -'--' 1 , - K lacqueline Bail Leonard Bail Paul Beck Nancy Cecil Leroy Coggiws Stuart fffraven lDi:ircr?:y Davis Dont'-a Raef- ffl? Mirion For 'Pr Mary Fl'?1?'iC',:'S i Billy lie Hill 'Ted Hughes Bcity johnson .losia lOlll'lSZTfl e johnson 93' S -Halt Barbara lurney' Peggy Ken: ,rf-ily Rosetta Kennedy Victcr Murphy Ray Newsom Raenell Rickard Tommy Rickard Frances Sharpe I. C. Simmons joe Sink Beona Smith wlweanetle Tetrefton Clinton Vesra! Edward Vefla! lviary Frar-ces Wade Hilda Wall Georgia 'Wright Ciwarlotle Young 9 i, Q ,ggg -Q H .,f,:.1,r 4 A 1 4,15 2 F f ' f 7: eine 'mrfzfqz E - f'Y' ' . 'f fn QM fb I N- F ' ,ri -N KX F 0 WWWM if AX X 'ZX-ff L'f X gif? W 4 5 k X fi Q TXQX X-an - X.57C:X yX ! A , , W 5 ...MM g,.i:f'ff --X15 l ei' fx? ' STUDENT couNcii. Billy Ray Kennedy .....,....... President Jessie Mae Ward ......... Asst. 'Secretary Pauline Robbins ..... .... V ice-President lack Kennedy .... ...... T reasurer Dorothy Parks .... ....... S ecretary lvlrs. john Perry ..,i............ :Advisor 9' :, i lll 2 . item, L? , . iiriilll . ,w -- ull'l 'g l ll Ni iq Vfl This year for the first time the Stlident Aid Association is being presented to the stu- dents here. We hope that it will benefit the students and continue to raise the school spirit and standards in the coming years. Billy R. Kennedy JUNIOR MARSHALLS Heleh Blaagk jack' Kennedy June Candle Chief Marshal! Pauline Robbins Betty Sue Saintsing F if tw' ', Q GLEE CLUB jessie Mae Ward .... joan Bowers ........ First Row: Beona Smith Rae Nell Rickard Iona johnson Charlotte Young Wilda Meredith Frances Whitfield Mrs. Leonard jo Bundy Betty johnson Georgia Wright jacqueline Bailey Nancy Cecil Donna Rae Ellis President Dorothy Parks ........t,......... Pianist Secretary Mrs., Leonard .................. Director Second Row' Third Row: Donnie Peace jessie Mae Ward june Sink joan Bowers Dorothy Parks Pollie Robbins Madge Kennedy Hazel Vestal Frances Sharpe l-lelen Black Gladys Davis Ritchie Faye Cecil Dorothy Davis Louise Hilton Mary Frances johnson Lois johnson Carrie Lou Shoaf jeaneite Sharpe F june Lfaudle Betty Sue Sairitsing Dorothy Sink Marguerite Pickard 44 j V S52 42-'-'E'-I-s.,...,-.f9 3.W 4Lv M ' R- 4-H CLUB B M W -Q . H ,. ,President ..... .... A urilla Wall ,Vice--President ..... .... N ancy Cecil Secretary ........... ...... V ernell Ball Assistant'Secretary ........,...., g ................, B .... 1 ' .... Nell Saintsihg V. riff vw 1 MOTTO? To Make the Best Better PLEDCE: I-pledge my head to clear thinking, 1 My heart to greater loyalty, My hands to larger serviceg For my club, my country and my community. YA pl A- HOME ECONOMICS CLUBS SECOND YEAR HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Elsie McGee, lo Bundy, Ruth Craven, Ernaline Craven, loanne Stone, Helen Leonard, Madge Kennedy, Louise Hilton, Nettie Kennedy, Mary Snow Turner, Betty Mock Hilton, Mrs, Whitsell, FIRST YEAR HOME ECONOMlCS CLUB Barbara loorney, Betty lolwnson, Georgia Wright, Mary Frances Hiatt, Charlotte Young, Dona Rae Ellis, Frances Sharpe, Nancy Cecil, Mary Frances Wade, Peggy Kennedy, lacqueline Bailey, Hilda Wall, Beona Smith, Rosetta Kennedy, Mrs Wnitesell, Rae Nell Rickard, leanette Tetterton, Iona lolwnson, Dorothy Davis. l. l 5 1.45 -P-A 5.4 W R lvffl? BIBLE CLASS Row l-Tim Deaton, Burgess lvlorris, l-larold Smith. Row 2-Ronald C. Kennedy, Marie Ripple, Mitchell Bowers, Lois johnson, Faye Dean Payne. SCOUTS Row lf-joe Sink, First Class, Bobby Hedrick, First Class, Ray Newsom, First Classg john D, johnson, Tenderioofg Billy Hedrick, First Class. Row 21'-Ronald Kennedy, Life, jimmy Clinard, First Class, Ceorge Saintsing, Star, jimmy Kennedy, Star, Broadiis johnson, Tenderfootg Knolen Wall, Life No PictureewBkl!y Hill, Billy joe Murphy. - A rt' RADIO 8a souND committee Mirion Fowler, Billy joe Murphy, Plato Brittain, Billy joe l-lill, jack Kennedy, Ray Newsome HARVEST FESTIVAL King, Banks Payne, Queen, Dolores Burton, Prince, Melvin Hilton, Princess, Betty Ellis, Attendants: Ritchie F. Cecil, Mary Snow Turner, Frances Sharpe, jimmy Moser, Tirn Deaton. T Baby Contest Winners: Roy Lee I-lill, jerry Shoaf, Terry Shoafq n Ame Macy ,Ao e M j l P.T.A. Mrs. Edgar Wall ............... Presidehf Mrs. Carl Black .............. Secretarv Mr. I. LQ Sharpe .... .... V ice-President Mrs. Fonza Sink .... ..... T reasurer :At mtv-'ff V TQ! i fjx Fix 1 C A .17 . ' .' P- x . a , ' .' '1 Y u 3 . 'E' Q FH, if fin., w ' - ,-1-'A x-21 - ' , C: - 11 .. t f?s4'W ' y V ' . 22:13 , . I :lf :Q -.' 1 1 ' 54-...Q I .His All , J., Min '-nj: ,nnhl 3 15 W Q 1 , -, 'sr ' ff' . -I., 1 Q.: 71. Q ' - ' ' ' I Y! V ' ff '.'1 '- ad, :f I 1 I 2 4 I ' F E 'I A :l fag if -' + :U '55 ',- ' 'Q ' I If ,N , 1 5 li S A Y V ,l k-Q-..,. 41 K BASKETBALL TEAM Wilda MereditI1YC Lois johnson-F Betty Sue Saintslngeli Louise Hilton-F june Caudle-C l-lazel Vestal+C Frances Sharpe--F Nancy Cecil-C Madge Kennedy4-F leanette Sharpe-AF Mary Frances jol1nson4C Mrs, Ruth Black-'Coach Polly Robbins-C Bobby Payne-C l-larold Smith-G Dolan Cecil--G jimmy Moser--G Radford johnson-C Starney Cecil-C Windy Cecil-F George Saintsingmali jimmy Kennedy--F Banks Payne-F Kennet? Cecil-K--C lack Wall---F' Billy Ra -Xnedye-C lvlr. Calvin Leonard, Coach , ., t Y' Y S ,,..,. I I I A L, i f M - Mx---Y -Q-W--if I AP9fq 9 L A mx 'ir' UEWL..L . ,,,..1' Q Y B H . my ' - q l U V. v J 4- fff' Q-x q'q. ' TEV 2-Q 1 e e , have f s i . X I Sw 1-C if KL. 5 1.-4 s ,, f 1 Q .1 u 9 w J I .' . I rp H mn' .lf i ' . 44555, H , Jrldrr 7? 1 Q--i - -img .l ggiwkl :xx tl 'lg xg 'gig ? KL? 'I n x ' x '5f5 'a' tg J 4 -A 1 , M E l mmm: ,gg A ag, I ' .gf if- 1 if 0 1 4, T X . Z W gl QL I ZX , 4' I P SDCL - A Q ' if .. . ELEMENTARY TEACHERS Mrs. Margaret Cano Mrs. Carl P. Black Mrs. l. C. Green Mrs. Ford M. Meyers Mrs. Walter Hester Mrs. Effie P. Veach Miss Kathleen Jarvis Mrs. Edward Leonard Mrs. Henry VanHoy Mrs. De-.vey Troutman Miss Evva Clinard Mrs. Martha Molyneux ELEMENTARY STUDENT COUNCIL Row l-Sylvia Ward, Kathryn Craven, Doris Rickard. Row 2-Polly Beck, Rex Swaim, Georgia Everhart, Rodney Ripple. Row 3-Sara Shoat, Richard Perryman, Broadus johnson, Nell Saintsing, lane Armen trout, Odell Coggins, Odell Spainhouzt Sponsor - Mrs. Walter Hester FIRST GRADE l--H. Stone, L. Burton, R. johnson, K, Byerly, S. Byerly, F, Cecil, Cf Whitfield. 2-Al. Proctor, T, Harrison, C, Proctor, D, Fleming, C Sanders, l. Short, fiwl. Farlow, R, Kennedy, S, Shelton, 1. Kennedy, l. Culler, I., Rothrock, BA Hutchens 4-D. Spainhour, B, Berrier, D, Stroud, I.. Fugerson, M levvett, S, Keeve, R, jones. Swlvl. Cox, B. Whitesell, D. Vestal, P. Cecil, Mrs, lvl, lvlolyneux. S l---C Robbins, S, Hayworth, H, Black, B, Nelson, P, Sink, lvl. Kennedy, A. DBMS. K, Swink. ' A E Z- fl, Huffman, C Cecil, L. Fowler, F. Copley, D. 'l'6aguG, 5- BHSSSV CA Hilten. 3--T, Harrison, B, Luttrell, 1. Martin, E. Tausnet, lvl, larrett, M, Kennedy, C Hayworth. 4-M. Leonard, C Jarrett, M Hardison, F, Blake, S. Williamson, Mrs, CVGGVI. T g,,....-. SECCND GRADE l-G. Small, L. Hilton, P. McGee, R. Griffin, L. Parnell, l., Stone, E. Michael, B. Kennedy. Q 2-R, Lawson, G Harris, Z. Sink, R. Moser, M., Gridlebaugh, R. Lamar,.M. Harvey, l. Kennedy. . 3-D. Wilson, L. Cecil, R. Varner, l. johnson, F. Sink, K. Hill, B. Eyerhart. 4-j. Huffman, G. Beck lr., R. Boggs, R, Wall, O. Cox, D. Payne, B. Whitesell, Evva L. Glinard lteacherl. l4G..Swing, W. Barrier, l. Daniels, l. Robbins, M. Robbins, l. Trotter, l. Rathrock. 2-B. Gammon, S. Fields, G. Poole, R. Thompson, ,M. Fausnet, W. Fansler, G Griffin. 3-B. Hilton, M. Pope, W. Loman, A. Gable,.l. johnson, 1, Eagle, E. Payne, P. Burton. 4-L. Murphy, C. Kennedy, B. Fritts, D. Beck, P. Boswell, D. Parks, M. Thompson, L. Moore, Mrs. M. Gano. AbsentL-D. Pierce, l. Cecil. . . ,E M, THIRD GRADE l l i l l-S. Pope, C. Craver, S. Hooks, H. Cecil, C. Yow, R. Craven, R. Kennedy. 2+T. Michael, R. Newby, M. Rickard, O. Fowler, M. Blair, j, Sink, R. Westmoreland. Bel. Hilton, S. Beeson, L. Stanley, H. Burton, I, Kennedy, R. Kennedy, P. Owen, M. Proctor. . 4-C. Kennedy, N1 Hilton, D. Moore, W. Hardison, A. Sink, Y. Moose, Mrs. D. C. Veach. l-R, Kennedy, K. johnson, E, Russell, C. johnson, P. Smith, D, Knecht, S, Fields. Ze-R. Tolen, C. Wall, l. Stone, E. Simmons, D. Blake, L. Short, S, Myers, S. Carter. 3--R. Davis, l. Thornburg, R. Lowman, R. Conner, A. fohnson, D. Griffin, D. Berrier, C'.Pope, D I , 4-F. Hiatt, L. Saintsing, B. Kennedy, B. Smith, B: Whitaker, R. Hilton, W. Fansler, Mrs. Ford Meyers. 7 F' z FOURTH GRADE M 1 I-M. Black, B. Robbins, R, Keever, P. Beck, R, Murphy, A. Stanley, B. Whitfield, R. Sink, R. Sears, R. Sears, 2-C. Saintsing, l. Boggs, P. Lawson, S. l-layvvorth, l. Ledwell, D. Fritts, l. Tate, L. Cecil, B. Briggs. 3-S. Payne, R. Rickard, l. Workman, D. Luttrell, l. Wade, L, Montgomery, F. Murphy, l. Pope. 4-P. Huffman, K, Kennedy, Mrs. C, Black. i l lf--B. Smith, B. Craven, M. Charles, D. Bodenheimer, E, Copley, 1. Beck, P. McCiee. 2 3 'Jr'-A. l-larris, L.. Murphy, j. Payne, B. Payne, B. Payne, R. Haynes, F. Michael, Miss ---C. Shoaf, l-l. Saintsing, C. Shuller, R. Lawson, C. Stoneman, B. Griffin, R. Huffman. ---CA, Ragan, S, johnson, l. Shelton, l Berrier, P. Loggins, A. Meredith, R. Perryman, R. Swaim. , jarvis. 1 FIFTH GRADE First Row: .Fred Nelson Polly lane Hayworth Bonnie Cecil Fall-ie Lou :Hooks C Lowell Rickard Shirley Pope jimmy Ripple Fourth Row: Mollie Boggs Evelyn Loman Ola Mae Thornburg Louise McGee Bobbie Small Betty Carol Chapple Mary Lou Vestal Second Row: Donald johnson Diane Pope Delania Cecil 4 Nancy Varner W Donald Fowler Maggie Sue Loggins lean Kennedy Bettie Culler C -T Frank Kennedy Thi rd Row! Sam Thornburg George Veach Farres Haynes Richard Griffin, Margaret Shelton Ronald Rickard V Nancy jarrett A Georgia Ray Everhart Fifth Rowz' Wayland Hunt Gladys Thomas Peggy Rickard Frances Thomas Henrietta Harrison Barbara Burton Carl Murphy Ernest Proctor Mrs. Troutmari SIXTH GRADE First Row: jane Bundy Billy Edwards Cora Ann Kennedy Philip Kennedy Fourth Row: Charles Bradbury Bennie Lee Craven Melvin Hilton F jane Armentrout Caroline Blair Ciilda Cecil Second Row: Cearlene Craven lvlary Ruth Simmons Billy Barrier Billy johnson ' jimmy Stone Betty jane Kennedy Fifth Row:- Mary Ruth'Saintsing Audry Short Ollie jean Ciriftin joyce Berrier juanita Black Purnell Payne Seventh Row: Bobby Stone jack Foster Thelma Hardison Billy joe Burton Bobby Wade Mrs. Van Hoy Third Row: ' Billie Carol Pope Elsie johnson Sylvia Ward Odell Spainhour Ritzie Peace' Q Woodrow Charles ' il. Sixth Row: jimmy Rickard Bobby Boswell Helen Loggins Elbert Kennedy Patty Leonard jesse Cecil --f W- v-WY.,-,......,, ,,.. ,- ..,. .W FIFTH 81 SIXTH GRADE First Rowt Shirley Payne Ronda jean Berrier Lela Sue Ridge Shirley johnson Sarah Lou Shoaf Dickie Cecil , C33-nn Kennedy Bobby Barrier Fourth Row: Carolyn Eagle jean Sink A-ie Eugene Keever Monroe Boggs Second Row: Randall Pope Charles Cridlebaugh Richard Perryman David Myers Avery Shelton Waldo Saintsing X Third Row: Phyllis Cecil Gracie Connor janette Kennedy jean Russell Delores Clinard Allen Westmoreland Howard Hilton Fifth Row: Reba Thornburg Billy joe Kennedy Betty Lou lVlClVlillian Peggy Craver Nancy joe Thornburg Foy Lee Bledsoe Mrs. Leonard Ti '1 l i l l l Q l .--I F SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Doris Ripple Mary Louise Myers Patty Hayworth Harold Hughes Aurilla Wall Evelyn Newby Kathryn Craven johnnie Harrison Dale Byerly Fourth Row: Nell Saintsing Minnie Brown Peggy Hiatt Lucy Haynes Laler Pope Mary Lou Huffman T, A. Payne, jr. Billy Chester Murphy s No Picture: Vann Brinkley Robert Meredith Darevin Sowers Second Row: Lula Mae Tetterton jackie Simpson john David johnson Moria Grey Veach Doris Robbins Margie Payne Bobby Hooks j, W. Cecil, jr.- Bobby jones Fifth Row: Broadus johnson Virginia Cox Nancy Berrier Doris Rickard jo Anne Meredith Marie Stoneman judy Wall Mildred Stoneman Douglas Teague Bennie Saintsing Third Row: Barbara Pope Faye Simmons Marlene Blake Elsie Mae Kennedy Lonzo Vestal Harold Fowler Billy Croome Sixth Row: M Clarence Stanley Walter Lawrence Robert Hulin David Cifoome Everett Cecil Mrs. Hester EIGHTH GRADE First Row: Betty jean Yates Athelene Payne Bobby Hedrick Billy Hedrick Betty Ellis Bonnie Nelson Margaret Black Fourth Row: Ray johnson Everett Ray Harris Billy Murphy john Alison Bowers Wayne Berrier Herman Haynes Donalcl.'Ray Sink Billy Poole Gladys jarrett Second Row: Millie Hilton Evelyn Saintsing Ruth Kennedy lrene McGee Doris Kennedy jerry Deaton Marlene Newsome james Young Third Row 1 Audrey Mae Proctor Arlin Burton Allin jarrett Mary lrene Ensley Crissie jane Brown Wilma Kennedy Ray Hilton Fifth Row: Billy joe Tolen Robert Harrison Richard Bradberry james Clinard Floyd Hedgecock Bobby Beck , Mrs. Horton ,www - l ,f ,,, Oun.'B fr 4 Af 'YK , 1 'YN 'X' wzxwxf, M., 6:3 WW? 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C. .-::: ,.::::- '7 I I I I I I I I I II I 4, F I I 'I I I II II II I I L I I -: ::.-4-:::: Compliments ot Stcir Furniture Com pol ny 9 - II Eost Guilford Street Tlmomosville, N. C. PHONE 399 :::::-r:::: Compliments of Perkinson's Jewelers HIGH Point, N. C. 4--.9 RING-HARRIS Cut Rate Pharmacy Prescriptions a SpeciaIty II4 Main Street Phone 3333 HIGH POINT, N. C. Congratulations Seniors Paramount Furniture Co HIGH POINT, N. c. KessIer'Printing Co. Specialty 84 Job Printing 83I North 'Main Street HIGH POINT, N. C. ---A- ---A----AA----A' --'1 In Redwine Hardware Co. PHONE 3444 208 North Main HIGH POINT, N. C. ir Kennedy Service Station MOBILE PRODUCTS MoBiLuBi2icATioN 2301 English Street HIGH POINT, N. C. P H O N E 3 O 2 7 ir A. L. Everhart, Grocery GROCERIES - FRESH MEATS Phone 2-H81 THOMASVILLE, N. C. TEGESETEZIIQTEEEWST' MEATS - GROCERIES - PRODUCE PHONE 2-I 168 THOMASVILLE, N. C. i ThomasviIIe's Leading CIeaners CITY DRY CLEANERS VVe appreciateyour business 52 Salem Street Phone 369 THOMASVILLEQ N. C. if ---A4 N A--wi 1 NASH Jewelry and Loom Co. PHONE 2954 I27 North Main Street Dr. Nat Walker Eyes Examined - Glasses Fitted HIGH POINT, N. C. THOMASVILLE, N. C. MODEL SUPPLY CO. PLUMBING - HEATING - ROOFING SHEET METAL WORK HIGH POINT, N. C. Your Photographer JACK HUTCHINSI STONE STUDIO HIGH POINT, N. O -U-P-H OKNE 6462 Congratulations of BELK STEVEN'S CO. HIGH POINT, N. O FETIEESFEZQITISEFIYSHOPM:I I Look your best for less I2I N. Wrenn Street HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Austin Furniture Co. Furniture Styled tor Every Home Pianos -,Radios - Rugs Appliances II7-II9 E. Washington St. HIGH POINT, N. C. vvvvv-----vvv---vvv-- :::::::-A-1 'I ir REX OIL COMPANY P H O N E 3 4 7 . Lexington Avenue THOMASVILLE, N. C. 'lr Compliments of CAROLINA ROLLA-RINK Skate for Health and Fun Afternoon and Evening Sessions D. W. Bowers Prop. 445 pr E if P TK, .-.-:::::::::::::::f:::::: ::: '7 TT ' ::::::::::f::- - 'r r Unity Hardware Co. 5' ' tem To HY HARDWARE, PAINTS 3 1 Of BUILDING lv1ATERlALS 1: 1' FRALEY FIELD Phone 2-1452 thomesville, N. C. gf li PHONE 2808 5--'ii:J:-'fffiii-'I-':::::::::fifffl L' :'-:::::::::::::::: :::::::-:frfrf::-'::::-f::::::::: 'P V : :::::::::::::::: 1 C I, T f 1 1 Thomasville Om IFYTGVI S O p 1 ., Dry Goods Co. Beeson Ha rdwa re Co. 1: 1: THOMASVILLE, N C. 'I I -::::::::::::::::-:::::::::: Sporting Goods Headquarters QI ?l:::::: -:::::::::::::::f::::- 1 1 Compliments ot PHONE 4551 I, gi Q -I1 Shackeltord Men's Wear . 1, 1, I 1 ' HIGH POINT, N. cg ::::::::-'::::::::::: J D ::::::::::::::::::::: :::::-:::::::::::::- Q f :::::::::::::::::::::- 1 Best Wishes, Seniors ll 1 Compliments of I P 3-Way Service Station :Q :E Davidson Mattress Co 1 1 1, Thomasville-Winston Highway l Our Mattresses Rest Best -------v-.----------------,,,:- 44, -------1. .... ---------- ir COMPLIMENTS OF :::::: 's:::::::::::::: COX - LANIER PIT BAR-B-Q Where the Elite Stop to Eat 3 Randolph Street v P H O N E 6 4 5 5 ir - - ::::.,-.rv-::v Thomasville, N. C. 'L ir YOUR GIFT HEADQUARTERS THE JEWEL SHOPPE I8 West Main Street THOMASVILLE, N. C. ir 'k KEEP WELL-PRESSED IT PAYSY' SINK'S DRY CLEANING Cleoning, Pressing, Repairing Phone 363 Commerce St. tHoMAsviLLE, N. C. I if or------ -------------vv ..v. - -.-::::: City Ice and Fuel Co. ICE AND c:oAL FREEZER LOCKERS Thomosville, N. C. Phone 442 NANCE FLOWER SHOP Cut tIowers - Designs - Plonts 44 E. Moin Street Phone 966 THOIVIASVILLE, N. C. CompIiments of HUDSON BELK THOMASVILLE, N. C. Compliments of HOLTON FURNITURE CO THOMASVILLE, N. C. , if COMMUNITY HDW. CO. Hordwore, E. Refrigerators AppIionces 34 Salem Street Phone 335 THOMASVILLE, N. C. ul' 3' Y ANDERSON DRUG STORE HPRESCRIPTIONS AS PREfiCRIBED High Point, North Corolino Phone 2376 ThomosviIle's Oldest F O R D Automobile Deolership THOMPSON I AUTO COMPANY Expert Body Repoir, Point ond Rodiotor Work THOMASVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA P H O N E 3 5 3 J. C. GREEN cmd SONS FUNERAL SERVICE Since I895 374 - AMBULANCE - 374 THOMASVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 'Ir 'k PIEDMONT COLOR AND CHEMICAL CO. INC OILS - SOAPS - HNISHES - BLEACH P. O. BOX 790 TELEPHONE 2I82 HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA FRED E. 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