Haw River High School - Indian Yearbook (Haw River, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1940 volume:

a THE 15 ' 0 f IA VOLUIIE III HAV;- RIVER HIGH SCHOOL Haw River, ITortli Carolina p-ublished by the Student Body 11 % % FACULTY J. R. Barker ..G-en. Science, Physics H. R. Newlin, . . Ilathematics Biology Thelma Gates, English, Civics Edith Brannock - . . .Home Economics La Verne Porterfield. Social Science, French IITDIAN STAFF Frances Allen. ............ .EdJ.tor-in-Chief Barbara Simpson. . Associate Editor Dorothy Leach, . . . , . ...... , Business I ' anager Richard A ' osmtithy .. . . . Asst . Bu mess Kanager liildied Anderson ................ Class Editor Violet Allen. Class Editor Lovenia Swlnk. ,.............. ■. Class Editor Betsy Ross Tevj. ,.....:. Class Editor Kathryn He In bosh. . , . Class Edixor H. R. Neulin. , .Faculty Advisor -2m • . ' .! i!Mii.,. m .■llllimW I H I ii i.33 CFFICEPvS • T.-,, VI T ,- r- 0 Vl7r77777T7777 77nTr7 77.ZZZZZZIZIL7Z7I7rriZninZIIZZZ mmaBL, mB mii iM iiiuiii ii !iiiii, ' ik ' j i SEFIOR CLASS HISTORY j |8 In September, 1936, a proud group of 33 students enrolled in the Freshman class under Mr. Newlin v ith high hopes and ambitions look- ing forward to the four years of high school life. The class officers were; President, Alice Leach; Vice-President, Clyde Cooke; and Secretary and Treasurer, Frances Mills, An English Club was organized which met once a week. Prizes v;ere av arded to Jessie Mae Harvey and Graham Faucette. Jessie Mae and Frances Allen entered the Recitation Con- test p.nd the Thrift Essay Contest was won by Leatrice Thompson, The highest scholarship average was won by Alice Leach, and she was ihe representative from the Freshman class at the Junior-Senior Banquet, Thirty-five people began our sophomore year. ¥e organized with the following offi- cers: President, Clyde Cooke; Vice- President, Alice Leach; Secretary and Treasurer, Frances Mills. At the close of the school year we had a class party at the home of Miss Thelma Gates, our home-room teacher. Again Alice Leach made the highest scholarship average and Clyde Cooke represented the class at the Junior-Senior Banquet. We entered the Junior class with 3I ) em— bers under the supervision of Miss Mary Sue Rawls. Graham Faucette was elected President; Fred Caldwell, Vice-President; Mary Ellen Haye , Secretary; and Mildred Anderson, Treasurer. During that year our class sponsored an p.ma— teur program which y p.g a great success. One of the most outstianding events of the year v as the Junior-Senior -Banquet. Eighteen students entered the Senior Class in September, 1939, under the supervision of a new teacher. Miss La Verne Port erf ield. Our grade-parents v ere Mr. and Mrs. J. A, Long and our mascots were Betty Sue Coble and Paige Stout The class officers 7ere: President, Graham Fau- cette; Vice-President, Mildred Terrell; Secre- tary, Alice Leach; Assistp.nt Secretary, Mildred Anderson; and Treasurer, liary Ellen Hayes. m l t kf r iSif . T - ??- . i-; ' Mi - mrKfji I During thiij ) ' or - ne tcol: pr.rt in acquir- ing the nev; met .on oicv-urr iLacliine and the ctu- dents and Ilr Barker nT,icy ' :co. a. atud.ent coun- cil  On February i7 19 ' -!- ' tne Senior Olasc; Gponticred a ar ia eur prDgjrm., There v,ero three prizec given; ' three dcll-.rn. rrio dollars, and one dollcir. Jce Allen, O ' udibh I ' een .vad I ' lar- tha Tollenon vjon firL-t- second, and tni rd pri- zeu recpectiVv J-yo The out st pending event of the year vTao the Junior— oenior Banquet given .jTi Aprf.j 19 ■■•h« Sdd: ' .8o;i Coble v as toastmaDterr Frances Allen v as Editor-in ' -C ' iiof of the annual and Hiidred .Anderson v;ac clacic editor. NO ' .T as Senior. Me are begj.nning to rea- lize that our high school days are drp.v ing to a close. Ti;hen v;e leave ohis school ic h±1 leave our classmates behind, but v e 7ill cake memories v;ith us and cherish them throughout our life. corjiEi ' CE ;eft PRoaRAi: Baccala,ureate Sermon I ' lay 19 Dr., A. Wc Flyler, Greensboro, lie C ■ Class Day liay 20 The Seniors ' Radio Party Valedictorian Frances Allen Sailiutatorian Alice Leacn Graduation Exercises Hay 22 Senior Speakers Guest Speaker Jessie Hae Harvey Eiinice Nakin Mr. G. Be Phillips, U. H. Gc i ' . JUNIOR CL4SS Violet Allen Oertmdc Sexton Sara Layne Best Bai ' bar.- i SimpLicn Cleora Catec F anr. i e Sno t h e r ly Carolyn Cheek Dvjrothy Lee Thomp Ruby Conner ( aynelj.o felborn Alvina Fuloher ICennetn CI end en in Franc ec Fulcher ' Addison Coble Mildre-d Jeffreys Harold Cole Dorothy Leach Glenn Faucet te Dorothy Makin Ben Isley Faye McNeill Billy Martin Elizabeth Neese John Montgomery Uina Parke Eugene Perry Dorothy Parrott Crawford Ray Medra Rice Colon Terrell Bobby Wfeddell 3on The present tenth grade began high school V7ith thirty— eight members lire Newlin v;as the home-room teacher. The highest scholarship average v as made by Barbara. Simpson Dorothy Leach represented the class at the Junior- Senior Banquet. The class ended the year looking forward to becoming sophomores. As v ise sophomores ic had thirty- seven members v ith Miss Thelma Gates as the home- room tep.cherj The highest scholarship a ver- poge 7as made by Ilildred Jeffreys c Violet Al- len represented the class at the Junior- Senior Banquet. A social v;as given to the class by the grade—parents, IirSe E- L. Perry and Mr. D. A. Allen, As xie entered our Junior year we had thirty-nine members with Miss Edith Brannock, the home-room teacher. During the yep„r we lost seven memberso One of the social events of the yea. r was the Junior-Senior Ba.nquet, v hich wp.s carried out in colonial style. Addison Coble served a.s toastma.ster. At the close of this ye a.r v e can hardly wait to be called dignified seniors ' ' i i ■ i l sopkojviore class Beatrice Alvis MnAtio Lee Beauford Margarvjt Brooks Dor othy Ca??cl.erx Dorobhy Oobie Doris yaus- ' : Betty Jean Hayes Betty Jeanne Eendry Evelyn Huff stetler Eleanox Keese Louvenia Swink Thoma£ Smith Ja,crkie Thompson Rath Wehb Feme iiiff bster Oatherir.e Williams Richard Abe mat hy Ftnley Allen Vp.nce Bason Ytfillerd Foushee Robert Jones Joe fyfeese George Smith i % 1 ?■■■ 1 i clp.ss ci-t the ence class m CLA ' SS HISTORY In September nineteen hundred and thirty- ty-eight, thirty- four members v ere enrolled in the Freshman class with Mr. NeiTlin as their home—- room teaoher„ Officers for the first se- mester vjere as follo 7Si ' George Smith, President; Louvenia Snirk Secreta.iy and Treasurer; Vance Uacon, Chaplr.in.- The officers for the second semester were as follov s: Robert Jones. Presi- dent; r ' arl Parks. Vice-President; Ee ' -.ty Jean Hayes, Ohaplaino Robert Jones repaesented our Junior- Senior Banquet c The soi- _ de ctTo to the Carol LL -  Biological Supply Company at; Elon College avid the other to Jugtov n.; Y o entered the sophomore class rjith tv en- ty- eight members J but lost f:vs duirn.g the yocax. Our first cla.ss U-eefcing r p.s for the e- lection of officers for tne first semester. Jones, Presidenu! Clarence and Trea,surer, For the sc- off leers v ere: Betty Jeair Richard Abernathy,, Score b- During our sophomore year iq gave a playj ' Hobglobin House ' ' , lor the purpose of building up the cIp.ss treasury vj-hich v;e hope to use in our Sonior year for a trip to Washington. Betty Jean Hayes le- presented our class at the Ji mior -Senior Ban- quet this year.-. They vfere: Robert HfT.ider Secretary ccnd semester the Hayes; President; ary and Treasurer 17e have all enjoyed having T ' Tneima Gates for our home-room teacher and English teacher, Llr. H. R, ITev lin for our algebra and Biology teacher; Jliss ta Verne Pori:crfield for our History teacher; and liiss Edich Brannock as our Home Econo:iics teacher , We r.re looking forward to being Juniors next year and having e teachers again. Class Colors -Purple and Gold Class Flowers , -Pansy Class Motto ' . ' IJot at the top, climbingc but ,1 FRESHIfO CLASS Goldie AlviG Annie Sev ell Andrews Annie Ruth Clark Doric Clayton Corinne Hicks MEry Ruth Holt Hazel James Joy Belle Morris Beatrice Neese Estelle Oldham Betsey Rocs Tev Margaret Tev; Vivian Waddell Dorothy Watkins Eva Way Willard Abernathy Frank Bain, Jr. Richard Barham G-. B. Bason, Jr Dev ey Blackmon Jo B Blackmon Richard Flynt W. D. Goodman J. B. Hughes, Jr. Sara Hughes Hal Isley Franklin James Wallace Jeffreys Ira Johnson Elwood Johnston Wilbert Nash Carl Parks Jim Riggan Norman Snot her ly Paul Snotherly Ralph Thompson -.■ j««a.w.sj j.aa5 ' . ' v . CLASS HISTORY I • . ' ' : ■- ' At -tUC ' beginning ' lof the. ' cjchool year the seventh grade graduatee gathered in the eighth grade room for their first year in high school. Our first class meeting r a s held September 1 , 19 0 c There were thirty-eight on roll during the year. Cur (Sfficers for the year v ere: Hal Is- ley, Fresident; Willard Abernathy, Vice- Presi- dent; Annie Ruth Cla.rk, Secretary and Treasur- er The class organized a class council, v hich consisted of Vivian Waddell, Uhairman, Carl Parks, Hal Isley, and Joy Belle Morris. The purpose of the council nas to improve our room. The eighth grade has enjoyed having a,s their teachers: Mr. H. R, Newlin, Miss Thelma Gates, Miss Edith Brannock, and Mr. J. R, Bar- ker, and are looking forv ard to continuing our work v ith them year. The members of the cle.ss making the ho- nor roll are Vivian Waddell, Betsy Ross Tev , and Goldie Alvis. Hal Isley represented the class p.t the Junior-Senior Banquet. The Freshman Class of 1939 0 has had an interesting and successful year and is clooking forward to being Sophomores jn 19 +0- 19 1. Class Colors Red and White Class Flowers .Red Rose Class Motto What is worth doing is v orth doing v ell. I J J BOYS ' BASKETBALL TEAM Oppenents and Results Hav; River 33 Haw River 32 Haw River 32 Hav; River f Haw River 3 Hav; River 23 Haw River 27 Hav; River 17 Haw River 51 Hav; River 19 Haw River 36 Haw River l Haw River Hav; River 3g Hav; River 62 Haw River 3 Alt araahaw-8 ssippee 1J Elon 11 Eli T hitney 17 Pleasant Grove 19 Sylvan l6 Mebane 21 Alexander V ilson 2J, Alexander Wilson 22 E. IL Holt li - Altamahaw-0 ssippee 12 Graham 25 Mebane 21 Pleasant Grove 22 Sylvan 16 Graham 35 Elon 33 I v ? OIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Opponents and Results Haw River 27 Hau River m- HavT River 27 Hau River 20 Hr.u River 29 Hav River 15 Hau River 5 Hav; River 2 Hau River 26 EaT River 2g Hat; River 16 HaT7 River 19 Upxj River 19 Hp.u River 31 Alt axaahau-O s s iope e 5 Elon 16 Eli iTnitney 20 Pleasant Grove 9 Sylvan Ig Mebane Alexander V ilson 12 Alexander V ilson 19 Eo I. Holt 5 Alt ainahaw-O s sippee 22 GrrJirLi k- Jlebane 9 Alexander V ' ilson 23 Sylvan 30 ' . iJi.J.U.U4KJUBL]m . T M I Trophy received bj - the Hav; River Boys ' Basketball Team as winners of the Alamance County Basketball Tournament ♦ 1 I THE ENGLISH CLUB The English Club is one of the nev ei cluTjs of our high school. The purpose cf this club is to promote the use of better English, and help us speak fluently on our feet. Officers for the first term were: President, Frances Blalock; Vice- President, Ben Clark;- Secretary and Treasurer, Jackie Thompson. Officers for thd second term were: President, Barbara Simpson; Vice- President, Medra Rice; Secipetary, Elizp.beth Heese; and Treasurer, Violet Allen. Our club meets every Thursday and our members are sincere T7orkers. The medal awarded to the member of our club, l?Bing best prepared the most times, goes to Jessie Mae Harv.ey. m- GLEE CLUB Mildred Jeffreys Gertrude Sexton Frances Allen Dorothy Coble Margaret Tew Vivian V addell Betsy Ross Tew Betty Jeanne Hendry Eleanor Neese Margaret Brooks Estelle Oldham Carolyn Cheek Violet Allen Oleora Cat en lyn T5 est Catherine Williams Jackie Thompson Mildred Anderson Faye McNeill Annie Kiith Clark Vera 7focds Dorothy Makirr Mildred Terrell llcrma Thompson Mary Ellen Hayes Betty Jean Hayes Frances BlalocM Barbara. Simpson Elizabeth Heese Joy Belle Morris ■t fe m THE SCIElv CE GLUB The Science Club ic among the older clubc of our high school. The purpose of this club is to geit a; scientific knonlekge of various topicsc Officers for the first term were.v President, Mary Ellen Hayes; Vice— President, Clyde Cooke; Secretary and Treasurer, Norma Thompson; Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, Barbara Simpson. Officers for the second terra weret Presi- dent, Mary Ellen Hayes; Vice-President, Jessie Mae Harvey; Secretary and Treasurer, Norma Thompson; Assistant Secretary and Treasurer, Dorothy Coble, Jessie Mae Harvey recieved the medal for being the best prepared during the year. m ft MI Ii ' S BABY BOY Mrs. McLean  ■. r .,,. n .,,•.. r ..,, . . .MediTci. Rice Shepherd McLean. . . . . « . . c OraTrford Rsy Luther Long c ,...,.. . Ben Iciey Juliet Long. ..,, c .-......,. . .Mildred Jeffreys Mrsc Matilda Biaci: ' a7-n ........ .Faye McNeill Cynthia • . Dorothy Makin Sylvia. • - • . • Gertrude Sexton Wilbur ..,..,.,....,... ... Bobby Waddell Mrs. Anglin , . Carolyn Oheek Max Moore. . . , . ...... AddlLci Ocble Minnie. ........ r .V.iv.t}. Parks This play was given by the Ju::.ior Class April Qtht Imagine the resulting fun vrher an attractive young nidow of forty makes Ler eighteen-year-old son dress and pose as a boy of thirteen so thatc she may pass as a youngeir v7oman and marry a v idovrer whom she supposes to be wealthy. The widower?, also trying to appear younger, has his seventeen- year-old daughter pose as a girl of twelve so that he can v;in the widov whom he supposes to be rich. Everyone got into hot water es- pecially when the deception was discovered on both sides. I I SEVENTH GRADE ROLL Virginia Allen Ruby Bell Betty Jane Best Kathleen Blackraan Billie Garden Betty Mae Gates Amaryllis Cheek Frances Cheek Delores Foushee Edith Huffstettler Beverly James Doris Keen Eldredge Keen Clara Mae Keck Alma Dean King Eathryn Mcintosh Carlene Riley Gertie Starling Lydia Terrell Colleen Thompson Daphne Y atkins Stella TiTay Bernice Webster Roy Baker Bobby Bain Richard Cole Allred Jarrett Billy Jones Rudo Iph Mart indp.l e Ralph Mull is Allen Pearson, Jr. Robert Pendergraph Ottis Phillips Grover Smith, Jr, Joe Smith Billy Stratford Earl Sykes Thomas Terrell Earl Weight Cly e Wood Erie Wbods Walter Shue ;.4 -y 40 CLASS HISTORY What a large grade! Exactly fifty enroll- ed the firct day of bhe school year of 1959- 19 0. Since all of riG had attended - ' jho Haw River Gchool the other cix grade, tto v ere not completely strangers on thai; firct day. Af- ter working and playing together for eight months, wo felt a little sorrow when ocmmonee- ment evening came. That evening and our ' play. were two outstanding events of he yoai- ' for us. We presented Mr., and Mrs , vinegar . Billie Garden took the part of lirs . Vinegar and Billy Stratford, of Mr . Vinegar . On May twenty- second, a large group of uc were given our certificates, and the medal for the highest average was won by Thoinas Terrell, So on to high school vie go u I § B % €: w ELEIIEFTARY SCHOOL FACULTY Naomi Blcilock- .  , Fifth Grade Mrs. Eugene Watts. Third Crade Anne Thompson First Grade Virginia Walker Fourth Grade Frances Andrews. ............ Sixth Grade Ida Wilkins. , .Second Grade Mrs. Howard Gates First Grade Virginia Yarbrough. , . . .2nd Jixd Grades Mrs. Dewey Holt , th 5th Grades Grace Tilley , . „ .Seventh Grade Elia.zbeth Thompson Sixth Grade Mrs . T C. Cart er . . , Mus ic (not photographed) f  s I? 0. F. TEW Dealers in Native and Western Steaks Heavy and Fo.ncy Groceries Phone S95 -JI Haw River, N. 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