Henderson High School - Pep Pac Yearbook (Henderson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1945 volume:

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The Henderson High School + - + P 5 P P 5 V P 5 P 5 P r P r b P 5 v 5 I 1, ,P ,r gvv: 'Av FOREWORD O Among the many cherished possessions of our high school life, none holds a more lofty position than the Annual-a permanent collection and re- cord of our high school days. Education, athletics, and diversions find their places in the annualg dull moments as well as bright ones. THE BULLDOG, in high school annual form, has been printed this year for the first time in over a decade. We realize that many improve- ments can be made and hope that you Will file through these pages understandingly. May we suggest that next year's BULLDOG staff be aided by our mistakes that have been unknowingly made. We hope that you will accept this annual with the best Wishes of the Staff. ,X 'X DEDICATION O The present Senior Class holds a distinction unparalleled in the history of Henderson High School, that of being the first class to graduate under the twelve year program. For their spirit and determination to seek a more complete high school education, afforded by their state and community, We dedicate THE 1945 BULLDOG to THE SENIOR CLASS Page Three . Z E 1 L n F Page Six S. M. CROWDER Principal Henderson High School E. M. ROLLINS Superintendent Henderson City Schools :MARGARET SHANNON MORTON Dean of Girls ROBERT B. HARRISON Dean of Boys Page Seven CROWDER APPLE BATEMAN BARTHOLOMEW CARTER DAIL GILLIAM GRAY HARKEY HARRISON HEARNE Faculty S. M. CROWDER SARA E. GRAY Principal Mathematics J. FRANK APPLE ANNIE B. BARTHOLOMEW English Physical Education ANNE HOLLINGSWORTH CARTER RENA BATEMAN H istory - Commercial HELEN HARKEY VERNELLE GILLIAM English Libiiaiian ROBERT B. HARRISON W. T. HEARNE, JR. D. G. DAIL Vocational Education Band Director Physical Education Page Eight 5 I HEINDEL HUNTER MCKAUGHAN MOORE MORTON NANNY NEECE NEWELL PITTENGER PREVATTE TYREE Faculty MIRIAM J. HEINDEL JULIA B. NANNY Bible Latin and French CLYDE HUNTER VIRGINIA D. NEECE Mathematics Science and Math IVIONTEIN C. MCKAUGHAN JOSEPHINE E. NEWELL Home Economics Science ANNA MOORE ELEANOR G. PITTENGER, Commercial English MARGARET SHANNON MORTON BETTY ROSE PREVATTE English SCOTT TYREE Music Social Studies Page Nine - V V . ...xv M, ix- ..,, . 1 W - f, if HW Mascots NANCY EVANS daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Evans Here's a pretty young miss who speaks up to. loves to be friendly to, everyone. Her pert smilepis one of her best assets. Be- side loving Mother and Daddy, her next choice is ice cream. Nancy should be a knockout when she comes to high school. Page Ten i GENE ADCOCK son of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Adcock, Jr. Young Gene has learned the master- ing of feminine charm. Healthy and happy, he follows in his parents' footsteps with his good looks. There's a gleam in his twinkling eyes that seems to say Beware, That's only a tip to you girls on the things that are to come. BUTTS FREEMAN COGHILL EVANS Senior Class President ................................... MABEL BUTTS Vice-President ......................... EDNA FREEMAN Secretary ...................... ROSA MAC COGHILL Treasurer .................... MARTHA EVANS Sponsor .......... MONTEIN C. MCKAUGHAN The Class of '45 entered Henderson High School in 1940 as a green lot, as green as any, according to the upperclassmen. We soon found our way around and settled ourselves to a glorious high school life. Nothing much happened except vacation. Our steering committee that first year included President Morton Miles, Vice-President Mary Ann Johnson, Secretary Crenshaw Thompson. On entering the portals of our dear Alma Mater in the fall of '41, we learned that we would be the first class to graduate under the 12-grade system. Hard work was soon overshadowed by the joys shared our second year. We were 124 strong, determined to advance academically and to become an integral part of high school life. Our class officers remained the same this year. Under the leadership of President Steve Flannagan, Vice-President Ollie Vaughan, and Secretary Della Dixon our third year found manyiof our boys taking places in industry and the armed services. We presented our first class play, For Pete's Sake, to a well-responding audience. At Club '43 we were host in the time-honored Junior- Senior Banquet. Our class dwindled to 92 members in our fourth year. Our officers were Billy Floyd, President, Mel Finch, Vice-President, Della Dixon, Secretaryg Roy Moore, Treasurer. During the year we sent representatives to the Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs, presented The Miser for the class play winning the award of the year, were enter- tained at a May Frolic, and planned to return again as full-fledged Seniors. The time has now come for our 34 members to enjoy our last year to the fullest. We attended the inauguration of Governor Cherry. Our class play, I Want a Nurse, was presented on March 23 by an all-girl cast. The Juniors feted us as we were ready to embark on our trip to college, work, or the armed forces. Reluctantly, we take our leave from our beloved Henderson High School and the happy days of play and study we spent there. Always in our hearts there will be a warm spot for the campus where we have been privileged to receive our high school education. . BILLY MITCHELL, Historian. Page Eleven MARGARET EVELYN ABBOTT Music Appreciation Club 85 Library Club 125 Class Play 125 Senior Superlative 125 Charm Club 95 Perfect Attendance six consecutive years 10. JEWEL J EANETTE ALLEN fNettD Knitting Club 85 Squad Leader 9, 105 Glee Club 9, 115 Scrap Book Chairmang Library Club 12. MARTHA BELLAMY BAILEY fLuluJ Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 War Activi- ties Club 105 Basketry Club 95 Senior Dramatic Club 11, 125 Class Play 125 Bull- dog Staff 125 Junior-Senior Committees. Page Twelve AGNES ANNE BAsKETT Charm Club 8, 93 Squad Leader 10, 113 Bulldog Reporter 10, 111 Vice-President 4-H Club 10, 113 Basketball Squad 122 Homeroom Officer 9. SHIRLEY ELIZABETH BASS CShirlJ Charm Club 83 Recreation Club 8g Mus- ic Appreciation 83 Basketry Club 93 Adver- tising Staff Bulldog 103 Manager 113 Journalism Club 10, 11: Class Play 113 De- bating- Team 113 Glee Club 12Q Senior Dramatic Club 12Q Senior Superlative 123 Perfect Attendance 8, 10. TEMPE LOUISE BRADLEY Glee Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 12g Music Appre- ciation Club 83 Home Room Officer 8g Dramatic Club 11, 12g President 123 Squad Leader 123 Class Play 10, 12. Page Thirteen MARY WARE BRUIN fWareJ Junior Dramatic Club 8, 95 Music Ap- preciation Club 85 Basketry Club 95 Glee Club 10, 115 Squad Leader 11, 125 Cheer- leader 11, 125 Monogram Club 125 Prophet Senior Class 125 Perfect Attendance 9. MABEL JANET BUTTS Honor Roll 8, 9, 115 Student Council 85 Junior Dramatic Club 85 Nature Club 85 Basketry Club 8, 95 Commencement Mar- shal 95 Archery Club 125 Bulldog Staff 125 Class Play 125 Senior Superlative 125 Class Officer 105 President 125 Assistant in Dean's Office 12. HELEN LOUISEA CLARK Music Appreciation Club 85 Know Your State Club 95 Red Cross Council 9, 105 Li- brary Club 12. Page Fourteen . RosA MCDONALD COGHILL fSkinnyJ Basketry Club 8, 9, Junior Dramatic Club 8, 9, Director Junior Dramatic Club Play 8, Senior Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12, Junior Red Cross Secretary 12, Class Sec- retary 12, Homeroom Officer 8, 9, Class Play 12, Dramatic Club Play 12. THOMAS WILLIAM DAVIS fBillyJ Science Club 8, Red Cross Council 9, 10 , Hi-Y Club 11, Football Manager 11, 12, Squad Leader 11, Basketball Squad 12, Student Council 12, School Store Keeper 12, Monogram Club 12, Perfect Attendance 8, 9, 10, 11, 12. DELLA O'NEAL DIXON Student Council 10, 12, Basketball, 10, 11, Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, Officer 11, 12, Homeroom Officer 9, 11, Music Apprecia- tion Club 8, Basketry Club 9, Senior Dra- matic Club 10, 11, 12, President 11, Pian- ist Hi-Y Club 11, Best All-round Girl 11, Senior Superlative 12, Class Play 12, Sec- retary Student Council 12, Vice-President Monogram Club 12. Page Fifteen LASSIE EVELYN DIXON fPugJ 4-H Club 10, 11, 123 Basketball Team 11, 12, Monogram Club 125 Squad Leader 10, 11, 125 All-State Basketball Team, 12. MARTHA JENKINS EVANS Uenksj Glee Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 125 President 123 Class Treasurer 12g Red Cross Council 9, 10g Basketball team 125 Class Play 12g Bulldog Reporter 123 Senior Superlative. EDNA GRAY FREEMAN CS1eepyJ Archery Club 8, 12, Library Club 83 Basketry Club 9g War Activities Club 103 Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12, Red Cross Council 103 Honor Roll 8, 11, 125 Marshal 9, 10g Homeroom Officer 9, 125 Senior Superla- tiveg Perfect Attendance 8. Page Sixteen DORIS FURMAN GRISSOM fDinahJ Dramatic Club 9, 10, 11, 123 4-H Club 103 Red Cross Council 9g Declamation- Recitation Contest 95 Class Play 12g Squad Leader 11g Senior Dramatic Club Play 10. MILTON DONALD GUPTON fGupl Junior Dramatic Club 8, 93 Music Ap- preciation Club 85 Class Play 103 Senior Dramatic Club 11, 125 Treasurer 123 Dra- matic Club Play Cast 11. CHARLIE MACON HOUSE Football 11, 125 Science Club 8, 95 Archery Club 103 Baseball 115 Squad Lead- er 11, 12. Page Seventeen ROBERT SHERRIL HUNT QBobJ Band 9, 10, 11, 12g Orchestra 11, 12g Pit Band 11, 12? Archery Club 8, 93 Music Appreciation Club 83 Science Club 9g Bull- dog Staff 123 Model Airplane Club 93 Sen- ior Dramatic Club Vice-President 123 Home Room Officer 8, 12. ELSIE FLORINE INGRAM fFlossieJ Junior Dramatic Club 8, 93 Music Ap- preciation Club 83 Senior Dramatic. Club 10, 11, 12g Secretary 121 War Activities Club 103 Senior Superlative. DORA FRANCES JOHNSON QDumb Doraj Dramatic Club 9, 10, 11, 12g 4-H Club 103 Class Play 12g Dramatic Club Play 9, 11. ' Page Eighteen PATSY MCCALLUM fPatJ Glee Club 8, 10, 123 Junior Dramatic Club 83 Bulldog Reporter 8, 103 Junior Red Cross Council 10, 121 War Activities Club 103 Senior Dramatic Club 11, 123 Historian 12? Class Play 123 Bulldog Typist 12. PE NELOPE MATALAS C Penny J Vandalia, Ill., High School 93 Perfect Attendance 103 Senior Dramatic Club 123 Bulldog Staff 12. WILLIAM HOYLE MITCHELL fBi11y, Mitchy Homeroom Officer 8, 93 Junior Dramat- ic Club 83 Recreation Club 83 Honor Roll 8, 93 Marshal 8, 9, 103 Football 9, 10, 11, 12, Co-Captain 11, 123 Blocking Award 11S Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12: Co-Captain 123 Student Council 93 Vice-President 103 Pres- ident of Student Body 11, 12, Senior Dra- matic Club 10, 11, 12S Class Play 113 Hi-Y Club 10, 113 Glee Club 113 Junior Kiwan- ian 113 Monogram Club 12g Class Histor- ian 123 Senior Superlative. Page Nineteen NELL ROSE O'BRIEN QBessieJ Dabney High Schoolg Basketball Team 125 Library Club 125 4-H Club 8, 9, 10, 113 Squad Leader 123 Class Play 12. JOHN ALLEN RAINEY Science Club 83 Honor Roll 115 Squad Leader 10, 113 Senior Superlative. ANDREW BENJAMIN RAMSEY CAndyJ Bulldog Reporter 85 Basketball Club 93 Archery Club 105 Squad Leader 11. Page Twenty ELIZABETH ANN RoBARDs fBetsy Annj Junior Dramatic Club 93 Glee Club 123 Senior Dramatic Club 12g Class Committees 11, 12. ANN THOMAS RosE Archery Club 8, 122 Music Appreciation Club 83 Basketry Club 93 President War Activities Club 103 Class Play 113 Squad Leader 12. ROBERT EUGENE SMITH CSmittyJ Basketball 11, 123 Football 123 Junior Red Cross Council 123 Monogram Club 12g Science Club 93 Recreation Club 83 Squad Leader 10, 11, 12. Page Twenty-one FABEL LOUISE TROGDEN fLouJ Homeroom Officer 8, 93 Junior Dra- matic Club 8, 93 Secretary War Activities Club 103 Honor Roll 123 Student Council 113 Archery Club 11, 12Q Secretary 11. MARY ILOUISE VANDYKE Archery Club 12j 4-H Club 8, 9, 10, 11g transferred from Middleburg. JAMES HAROLD WRIGHT Page Twenty-two l COKER FOGLEMAN FLOYD HALL MCPEAK MILES Servicemen CECIL COKER Z. C. MCPEAK JAMES FOGLEMAN U. S. Army U. S. Army U. S. Navy BILLY FLOYD BILLY HALL MORTON MILES U. S. Navy U. S. Army U. S. Navy Pictures were not available for the following: George Powers, Navyg Roy Moore, Navyg William Kearney, Armyg John Hoyle, Army. The following boys are enlisted under the Army Specialized Training Program: OLLIE VAUGHAN HARRY EVANS EDISON FORSYTHE STEVE WIGGINS GEORGE DUKE JOHN BAITY JAMES TURNER Page Twenty-three LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT O We, the Class of 1945, being in full possession of our minds, and realiz- ing that we must dispose of the following, do make and publish this, our Last Will and Testament. ITEM: We give and bequeath to the dear faculty many nights of rest- ful sleep. No longer need they lie awake worrying if this one is doing her homework or that one is going to pass a geography quiz. It has been a hard strain on them for Seniors are said to be at all times and under all conditions difficult to manage. They have done their duty well and shall have their hard-earned reward. ITEM: To our beloved principal Doc Crowder, we leave our most sincere affections and our heartiest gratitude for all the help we have received from him in his time as principal. ITEM: We give and bequeath to the eleventh grade all such boys as were not able to keep pace with such brilliant girls as compose the majority of our class. COf course, Uncle Sam had nothing to do with it.J ITEM: The following are not trivial bequests, as they may seem, but are valuable assets to those who may receive them. May they be a con- tinual reminder of our generosity of heart. 1. To our homeroom teacher, Miss McKaughan, our admiration and ever-enduring friendship. 2. To Miss Morton a whole room full of sunshine. 3. To Miss Tyree a quiet and more dignified Geography class. 4. To Mr. Hearne many more years of success with the band. 5. To the future President of the Student Body Billy Mitchell's execu- tive ability. 6. To anyone who wants it Martha Evans' wit. Apply early and avoid the rush. h 7. To Mary Lou Kimball Patsy McCallum's artistic ability. 8. To Sonny Hartley Billy Davis' success as a football manager. 9. To Ann Sprinkle Lassie Dix:0n's basketball ability. A 10. To the future managing editor of the Bulldog Shirley Bass' troubles. I 11. To Harold Crowder Bobby Smith's football ability. 12. To Henderson High School we leave!! ITEM: To the Class of 1946, our rightful successors we leave: 1. Our seats in the auditorium. A 2. Our Senior dignity. In witness thereof, we, the Class of 1945, have to this will set our hands and seal this eleventh day of June, one thousand nine hundred and forty- five. TEMPE BRADLEY, Testator. Page Twenty-four CLASS PROPHECY I As I gaze into my crystal ball, I see the following things destined to happen ten years from now-in 1955: Margaret Abbott: in Hollywood. The oomph girl of '55, Mabel Butts: great scientist. As successful as ever. Bobby Smith: very much married. Three kids: Jeanne, Bob, Jr., Russ. Penny Matalas: famous palmist known as Madame Penny. Jewel Allen: private secretary, continually sitting on the boss' lap. Billy Mitchell: Governor of ye olde Pine State. Bachelor still using mile- long words. feditor's note: he won't be old enough in 10 years.J Martha Evans: radio comedienne, partner to Judy Canova. Dora Johnson: still giggling, wishing she were the first lady of the state. Donald Gupton: at a resort in California. Betsy Ann Robards: teaching school in Henderson High. Louise Trogden: struggling through Peace College. As crazy as ever. Bob Hunt: rich aviator. Owner of several B-29's and helicopters. Patsy McCallum: famous artist and novelist. Nell Rose O'Brien: sweet and friendly as ever. Radio announcer at WHNC. Billy Davis: owner of a large grocery store and a large bay window. Doris Grissom: married to a fella six feet, four. Such a darling pair. Helen Clark: newspaper reporter. Unmarried but still hopeful. Andrew Ramsey: famous radio comedian. Unhooked as yet. Rosa Mac Coghill: hasn't grown an inch. Secretary who is desperately in love with her boss. Ann Rose: managing Leggett's. Still driving Gertie. Martha Bailey: married with five giggling brats. Lassie Dixon: married with a basketball team all her own. Edna Freeman: a very successful working girl in New York City. Macon House: Some gal finally roped him. The Houses have a bungalow and several little Houses. Florine Ingram: editor of Mademoiselle, Mary Ware Bruin: proud mother of twin boys and .a little girl, name o' Catlett. John Rainey: successful business man. Ten little feet around the house. Tempe Bradley: Metropolitan opera singer. Della Dixon: more popular than ever. Supervisor at Carolina Telephone Company. Shirley. Bass: married twice. Divorced twice. Searching for another VIC im. Agnes Baskett: aviation minded-a trans-Atlantic pilot. Louise Van Dyke: five feet eleven inches. A trained nurse. James Wright: a traveling salesman. Married to.the farmer's daughter. ' MARY WARE BRUIN, Prophetess. Page Twenty five SEIFERT HICKS WILSON PARKS Junior Class President ......... .............. - - MARILYN SEIFERT Vice-President --- ..... ELLEN HICKS 'Secretary ....... --- BETTIE WILSON Treasurer ....................... RUTH PARKS LUCILE ADOOOK MARJORIE AVERETT JANET BACHMAN DICKIE BAKER CHARLES BARNETT WALTER BASKETT BARBARA BRAKE CHARLES BROWN JAMES BROWN JOHN BULLOCK WILL CARROLL RUBY CLARKE MARIE COGGINS CARL COGH-ILL LYLE DAVIS RUTH DENNIS ALLISON DIXON MARY LOU DUKE SUSIE DUNN WILLARD FAULKNER CAROLINE FINCH BILLY FOWLER SARAH GREEN HILDA MAE GRISSOM JEWEL GRISSOM FRED HALE LUCILLE HARRIS JUDITH HARRIS MAURINE HARRIS HELEN HARTLEY Page Twenty-Six ELIZABETH HASKINS KATHRYN HAWKINS RUBY HAWKINS EARL HICKS ELLEN HICKS ROBERT S. HIGHT RUSSELL HINTON MARIA HOPE RUBY HOYLE BOBBY HUGHES MCLEAN HUNTER ROBERT ISLEY NORMA JONES HELEN KNIGHT FOY LANGLEY BROOKS LANGSTON DAVERINE LASSITER WILLIAM LASSITER DOLLIE ROSE LEE JEWEL LONG LESLIE MCLEMORE ANDREW MANGUM ELEANOR MILLER F. C. MIL,LS DWIGHT MOODY FANNIE MURPHY LILLIE MURPHY ROSCOE ORR SAM OWEN BOB PARHAM RUTH PARKS DENA PARRISH U. J. PARROTT TALLY PERDUE DAUPHINE PERRY VIRGINIA PERRY THOMAS POWELL MAMIE PRITCHARD DOROTHY RANES EDNA ROBERSON MARIAM ROWLAND ANN ROYSTER GLADYS SATTERWHITE CHARLES SHAW :MARILYN SEIFERT CENTENNIAL SHORT RUSSELL SMITH CHARLES SNOW BETTY SURPRISE ANNE TIPPETT SALLY THOMPSON HARRY TROTMAN MARGUERITE TRESCOT ANITA TYLER GLORIA VAN DYKE JANE WHITE BERTHA WILSON BETTIE WILSON SALLY WORTHAM STEVE ZAPANTIS SS LA THE JUNIOR C 'TJ N U52 ro Pi 2 cn 5 PY' QF U2 no 4 rn C5 I 1 Sophomore Class o Preszdent ....... ................ - - BENNETT PERRY Vice-President ........ Secretary-Treasurer ..... ....... MARY ELIZABETH ABBOTT JOSEPHINE ADAMS MYRTLE ALSTON MARY ELLEN BARNES LIDA BARRIER CHARLES BASS STATON BASS WILLIAM BOYD ROY BRADFORD BETTY CARBAUGH HELEN CATLETT HELEN CLARK BETSY COKER BILLY COX ELIZABETH CRISP ' HERMAN CROCKER HAROLD CROWDER BILLY CUMMING LILLIAN DAEKE ELIZABETH DAVIS LYNWOOD DENTON JAMES EDWARDS HELEN EPPES HARRIS EVANS LEWIS EVANS MILDRED FAUCETTE FEREBEE FORSYTHE ELIZABETH FULLER JULIA GARY ALMA GRIFFITH ANN GRIFFIN EUGENE GRISSOM C. D. HAMM DOROTHY HARRIS FANNIE HARRIS JANET HAYES WALTER ED HIGHT JO ANN HUNT Page Twenty e1ght --- C. D. HAMM ANN GRIFFIN CHARLES JACKSON LESSIE JACKSON MARVIN JONES ANNE LANGSTON KATIE LOCKE DAVID MCDUFI-'IE BETTIE MCINNIS RUSSELL MCLEAN TOMMY NEWMAN J. B. NOWELL FULLER PACE LOIS PARRISH BENNETT PERRY MARY ELIZABETH PERRY MINNIE PRIDGEN LORA HELEN PULLEY CATHERINE RAINEY MILDRED REGISTER FRANK ROBARDS TOMMY ROWLAND TED ROBINSON BEN SCOTT BOBBY SLACK DOROTHY ANN SNEAD MARY STEWART HOWARD STOKES JENNIE TANNER BETTIE TOLSON ANN UPCHURCH AL VAN DYKE ALEX WATKINS . IRVINE WATKINS AGNES VVIGGINS JOHN WILKERSON C. G. WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS KATHERINE WINDLEY LUCILLE ANN WORTHAM 1 i ULASS ORE 'l'HE SOPHOM U 95 UQ as H 2 rn I3 EF 'F E. 5 rn K president ....... 'vice-president freshman class 0 secretary-treasurer ..... -. ...... - louise abbott billy allen dwight apple betsy bachman mary jane ball wilmont barnes franklin barnette bertie barrier charlie baskett canella beckwith dallas beddingfield earl bissett edith bissett carl bowie ann bowling bernice britt margie bunn ' tom byrd albert catlett margaret clark peggy crabtree thomas dale ann dixon raymond dixon bobby edwards william edwards shirley ehret jeanne ellington gerry lee elrod john falkner anne faulkner julian faulkner rose ella faulkner harold ferree charles finch thad goodrich Page Thirty edith rose greene peggy girissom violet hale carolyn harper thomas harris russell hartley darrell hedgepeth fred hight jean hight leo hight harold house ann hunt clyde inscoe lucille jarrell grace jones mary lou kimball carolyn king marion king b. c. long glenn long delores lord nicky matalas rachel may becky mayo betty joyce miller rollins mims irene mcpeak joan morgan cora mae murphy johnnie norwood willard oliver sarah overton marvin overby jimmy page margaret parrott elizabeth pearce - - - mary jane ball ----- ann dixon - - - becky mayo grace peoples annie lou powers laura raines elizabeth rainey odelle rawles carson raynor carlton roberson fay roberson mary ann rose tommy rose joyce ross 'leland ross bobby gene shepherd edward snow ann sprinkle lil sprinkle charles stanley martha stanley betty sue stokes george tucker james tucker jackie turner shirley Vaughan Vernon Vaughan betty jean Watkins dewey wells r. c. white dora lee white lois Whitley mary Wiggins ollie mae Williamson anne wortham peggy wortham sara wyche helen young I 4 1 I I rn ca rd F-. O Q rc E .-CI Ill C19 L4 '4-4 ca .IJ -4-w Page Thirty-one Page Thirty-two THE EIGHTH GRADE J , l 1 1 1 1 1, 1 :Q EQ 5 I E l S P 5 r P 11 ,.N Ii 4 - - E Qi E 1 I 5 1 2 E W A 5 1 5 5 i , 5 SQ 5? QQ 5 E 5 QQ 5 5 E ' 5 11 . Q C 1 E Achvlhes is ' :F S Q 5 I 1, fr A Lfylgmf Am i2ify1'X'f1'Ag'A1'fy f' 'W F'-V' f -'f f f' 'f' f if fi 'Q ?'f'wf f f 'vi f 'f fi T01 if Tf 1 Ff'1I7Yf1 f f T Y1 Page Thirty-three I 1 W W N N N I 1 NY, YY,,,7,,, Page Thirty-four The Student Council President ...,.,......,,,,........... WILLIAM H. MITCHELL Vice-President .... .... R USSELL SMITH Secretary ......... ........... D ELLA DIXON Faculty Sponsor .......... MRS. R. S. PITTENGER The Student Council represents the students in coordinating the facul- ty and student body for the best interest of the school. Every student may present his ideas on the council activities through his homeroom repre- sentatives. The Council has conducted ,chapel assembly programs, entertained visitors, supervised cleanup campaigns, sponsored school dances, regulated traffic through the halls, and operated the School Store. In all school activities the Student Council has endeavored to boost morale among members of the student body by promoting better school spirit, good sportsmanship, and higher ideals of citizenship. Page Thirty-five BRAKE DENNIS BASS KIMBALL ROSE HARKEY The Bullldog Staff Editor-in-Chief ....... --- ........ RUTH DENNIS Managing Editor ..... .... B ARBARA BRAKE Feature Editor .... -, .......... SHIRLEY BASS Art Editor .............. MARY LOU KIMBALL Business Manager.- ...... TOMMY ROSE Faculty Sponsor, HELEN HARKEY Page Thirty-six Junior Red Cross Council President ................................ BERTHA WILSON Vice-President -- ...... HILDA GRISSOM Secretary .... --- ROSA MAC COGHILL Treasurer ...................... JAMES BROWN The Junior Red Cross has been an active organization in our school. The majority of the student body joined the Junior Red Cross in its annual drive which netted around fifty dollars this year. The various committees of the council have worked to make utility bags, a layette for a baby, cushion covers, menu cards and Easter and Mother's Day cards. During the second semester a Home Nursing Course was sponsored by the council and taught on alternate afternoons by Mrs. Elsie Robinson, a registered nurse. A number of girls are taking the course. Page Thirty-seven Glee Club President ,,.,... ........... - - MARTHA EVANS Vice-President --- -- RUTH DENNIS Secretary U ..... FANNIE HARRIS Treasweiir- ...... --- CANELLA BECKWITH Accompanist ............... ANN ROYSTER Faculty Sponsm---BETTY RoSE PREVATTE In the fall of the year membership was urged for all students wishing to form a glee club. Try-outs were held, and a club of all girls' voices was formed. The purpose of the club is to give its forty members, as well as to those who hear them, enjoyment and appreciation of good choral singing. Rehearsals are held four times weekly. At times Sextets and trios represent the group in programs outside of school. At Christmas this year the club presented a program of Christmas carols. A concert in the spring ends the year's Work. Page Thirty-eight Henderson High School Bond President ,,,-,.....,........................ DELLA DIXON Vice-President --- .......... BOB PARHAM Secretary .... --- MARGUERITE TRESCOT Treasurer ........ ........ R UTH DENNIS Band Director .......... W. T. HEARNE, JR. The High School Band is one of our outstanding organizations, known throughout the state for its excellence in musical ability and marching. The Band has been active at football games, parades, bond rallies, and other community activities. At present there are some 65 members having grown rapidly since its beginning only seven years ago. This spring Henderson was the host to fifteen bands from cities all over the eastern section of the state in the All-State Band Clinic, held here for the third time. Each year two or more concerts are held in the auditorium for the pleasure and enjoyment of the community. Page Thirty-nine The Monogram Club President ................. .- .............. CAROLINE FINCH Vice-President --- ..... DELLA DIXON Secretary .... --- BARBARA BRAKE Treasurer .......... --- DWIGHT MooDY Faculty Sponsor ............... D. G. DAIL The Monogram Club was organized during this school year by D. G. Dail, Director of Physical Education and Athletics, and aims to foster good sportsmanship and to stimulate interest in interscholastic athletics. Many worthwhile activities have been carried out during the year- to mention a few--co-sponsoring the annual Thanksgiving football game, entertaining out-of-town teams on their visits here, and conducting the sale of tickets and general management of all home basketball games. These projects have made a good beginning for the Club which boasts of 30-odd members, and even greater service is anticipated in coming years. Page Forty 4-H Club President ---,,,- .... J AMES EDWARDS Vice-President -- .... CHARLIE BASKETT Secretary --- --- WILLIAM EDWARDS Sponsor ....................... HUGH BARDEN The boys in this club are carrying on those activities contributing most to the war effort. The main projects now are corn and swine. Weekly club meetings are devoted to a variety of subjects practical for the group, including victory gardens, soil conservation, orchards, dairying, landscape gardening, and rural electrification. Local civic clubs have offered prizes for outstanding achievement in production of corn and swine. The contests have become quite an incentive to the members and are inspiring them to even better accomplishments. Page Forty-one Library Club President ....... --.- --- BROOKS LANGSTON Vice-President --- ........ BOBBY HUGHES Secretary ........ ....... L ILLIAN DAEKE Faculty Sponsor ...... -, ..... VERNELLE GILLIAM The Library Club is composed of students Who are particularly inter- ested in reading and in library service and function as other school clubs. The purpose is to create a closer relationship between students and books and to make the library a vital part of every class and school ac- tivity. The club has responded readily to the call to decorate the library in the spirit of the season-Book Week, Christmas Week, and at Easter. Another project has been to make .attractive posters and place them on the hall bulletin boards. Page Forty-two Junior Science Club President ----,,- ,,,-,-,.,,,-...,.,... J OHN HAZELHURST Vice-President ....... ....... T OMMY MORRIS Secretary-Treasurer --- .... MARSHALL PINNELL Faculty Sponsor ........... ROBERT B. HARRISON The field of Science holds many fascinations, especially to thoseiwho are young and have born in them the curiosity of Why, how, who and When. The Junior Science Club is an organization limited to eighth graders interested in the answers to these questions. At weekly meetings programs are presented around a central theme or topic with demonstrations or experiments designed to make science a living and interesting subject. Thus far, the Junior Science Club has shown a steady increase in membership and is making its bid to become one of the most popular clubs for the underclassmen. Page Forty-three Junior Dramatic Club President ................... .- ............... BECKY MAYO Vice-President ........ --- DOROTHY JEAN BRAFFORD Secretary-Treasurer --- --- CANELLA BECKWITH Faculty Sponsor ........ . .......... SCOTT TYREE The Junior Dramatic Club, comprising 47 members chosen from the eighth and ninth grades, sponsors the annual Declamation-Recitation contest. The purpose of the club is to train underclassmen in the basic prin- ciples of dramatics--pantomime, speech, and characterization. The mem- bers of the club strive for deeper appreciation of the drama by studying, in weekly meetings, play structure and the types of drama. New members are elected each fall and undergo initiations that are characteristically humorous and a delight to the entire student body. Page Forty-four Senior Dramatic Club President ................................. TEMPE BRADLEY Vice-President .... ......... B OB HUNT Secretary ..... --- FLORINE INGRAM Treasurer ........ .... D ONALD GUPTON Faculty Sponsor ......... SHANNON MORTON The Senior Dramatic Club is one of our school's oldest clubs and has been under the capable direction of Miss Shannon Morton for several years. The club has as its purpose to further interest in Dramatics and to give each member an opportunity to participate in that field Where his talents may be used for personal development. The main project of the club this year was the contest play, Privately Printed given in Chapel Hill at the annual Drama Festival in April. The group has always made a good showing in these contest plays. Page Forty-five V N w ? r 1 N N w X N Page Forty-six ..Y.Y. .Y. .. .Y. .Y. .Y. .YY.Y.Y Y .YY.Y. .Y. .Y. .Y. .Y. .,,,,.Y. .Y. .Y. ..Y.Y.-.Y. .Y. I P ' 4 4 Jo Aihleiics - I ,.l. 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DAIL Director Boys' Physical Education, Football and Boys' Basketball BOB HARRISON ANNIE BARTHOLOMEW Girls' Basketball Director Girls' Physical Education Girls' Basketball CHEERLEADERS WILSON SEIFERT KNIGHT LANGSTON YVINDLEY THOMPSON DUNN BRUIN BRAKE, Chief ROWLAND PARKS Page Forty-eight Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Football Squad SEASON'S RECORD ----- 26 Bragtown -------- -- 0 Roanoke Rapids ---v -- 13 Oxford Orphanage -- 0 Methodist Orphanage 1 -- ' Oxford ...,....... - -- 0 Methodist Orphanage -- 7 Oxford Orphanage -1 -- 7 Roanoke Rapids --- -- 0 Oxford ...... -.- --- .......... 60 Opponents --- Won: 4 Lost: 4 Tied: 1 -- 0 -- 6 ---- 7 ---- 13 -- 6 -- 7 ---- 25 -- 6 --0 - --- 70 Page Forty-nine Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Page Fifty Boys' Basketball Squad SEASONS RECORD --- .... 33 Middleburg -- 0 9 -- 41 Franklinton 15 -- 30 Warrenton --- 24 -- 38 Franklinton 11 -- 33 Roxboro ..,.. -V 11 -- 29 Warrenton ...., -- 22 -- 45 Wake Forest 38 -- 52 Roxboro ...f... -- 32 -- 42 Lexington --, -- 26 -- 27 VVake Forest 23 -- 35 Louisburg --- -- 21 -- 34 Greenville -- 38 -1 36 Lexington -- .17 -- 48 Greenville -- 64 523 Opponents -- '371 Won: 11 Lost: 3 Henderson Henderson Henderson Ilendersan Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Ilenderson Henderson -- .... 356 Girls' Basketball Squad SEASON'S RECORD --- ..... 35 Middleburg --- .... 22 Franklinton --, -- 30 Warrenton --- .... 44 Franklinton --- .... 42 Roxboro --- -U .... 47 Warrentcn --- .... 30 Roxboro ----- --- .... 36 Lexington --- --- .... 39 Louisburg --- --- .... 31 Lexington --- Won: 9 Lost: 1 Opponents - - - --- 11 ---- 11 -- 9 ---- 16 ---- 43 ---- 17 ---- 28 --- 27 --- 25 --- 25 - - - 212 Page Fifty-one GIRLS' JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SQUAD Page Fifty-two BOYS, JUNIOR VARSITY AND HBH BASKETBALL SQUAD MlE .,. L. .,. .J ,r 4 4 ' l Features - I Pa. A 4 A A AVNA A A 4 A arfma ra ,' W'f' K r 'r r lr P w I P , b 'r N I P N 5 I I ,P fl I 'r I lr . X, tr 'r 'r Qu ,r r 'r Qs xr P 'v N r 1 I lr Er ,E r E E : ,V nr 5 5 r C r W s I ,r Yr ,P Nr r I ,P fr P K v W qs I -+ ,I P 'r Page Fifty-three ,-, .... , x w 1 Page Fifty-four F i 5 v Q v 3 Page Fifty-five Page Fifty-six EVANS ABBOTT BRADLEY MITCHELL BASS BUTTS RAINEY D. DIXON Senior Superla tives Most Attractive Girl .,....,.................... Most Attractive Boy .... --- Most Popular Girl ...... Most Popular Boy--- --- Biggest Flirt ....... Most Athletic Girl--- -- Most Athletic Boy ---- --- Most Original -.-.-- Most Versatile --- Neatest Girl ----- Neatest Boy ---- Wittiest Girl ----- Wittiest Boy -------- Most Studious Boy ---- - Most Studious Girl ---- Most Dependable ---- INGRAM L. DIXON FREEMAN RAMSEY -MARGARET ABBOTT .BILLY MITCHELL -DELLA DIXON -BILLY MITCHELL ---SHIRLEY BASS -.LASSIE DIXON BILLY MITCHELL ---TEMPE BRADLEY --.DELLA DIx0N ---FLORINE INGRAM ---,BILLY MITCHELL ---MARTHA EVANS ANDREW RAMSEY -- -JOHN RAINEY EDNA FREEMAN MABEL BUTTS Page Fifty-Seven Acknowledgments l Publication of a high school annual would not be possible without the cooperation of our good friends, both in school and out, no matter how much honest effort we might of our- selves put into it. There are many' who have generously given their assistance, and to them we extend thanks and grateful acknowledgment. To Mr. Robert B. Harrison, of our faculty, we extend thanks for his advice and for the time he has given in prepar- ing the manuscript copy. Without his help, we could not have produced this book. He has contributed his experience and his fine ability innumerous ways. To Mr. Landrum, of the Oxford Orphanage print shop, we are also very grateful for advice in the mechanical assembling of the copy and general layout of the forms. He has demon- strated much of the printing art in offering his suggestions and services. Mr. Leon Joyner, of the Goodrich Studio, made our photo- graphs in the customary excellent manner which has built the Goodrich reputation over a period of years, and for his services we are grateful. We also wish to thank Mrs. T. B. Rose, Jr., for her interest in our Annual and her assistance to the business staff in sell- ing advertising space. Last, but by no means least, We are under obligation to Mr. S. M. Crowder, our principal, who has offered many sug- gestions. He has shown unusual interest in our work. To all our advertisers We would extend our sincere ap- preciation for their generous support by taking space in the Annual, and thus made it possible from the standpoint of finances. They have always responded to our appeals gra- ciously. THE STAFF. Page Fifty eight 4 4 Aclveriisemc-mis r + . - 9 I - - fv v-v v-v vAv v-v -'ffvww vw ff 1 P g Ffty 4 4.-W .. I 1 First National Banlc l Henderson, N. C. O All Deposits Up To 55,000.00 Insured ln The Federal Deposit. Insurance Corporation The Friendly Bank For Everybody 4' 7 l lenderson's Oldest Merchant George A. Rose has been serving Henderson and Surrounding Counties for 64 years. He and his sons are still at your service through the following organizations: ROSE OIL COMPANY ROSE GIN And SUPPLY CO. HENDERSON, N. C. Farm Supplies-Cotton Buyers Gasoline and Oil Distributors HENDERSON, N. C. B. P. ROSE, GEO. A. ROSE, JR. GEO. A. ROSE, SR., JOHN D. ROSE, JR GEO. A. ROSE AND SON HENDERSON, N. C. Mens Fine Clothing and Furnishings GEO. A, ROSE, JR. Dan't Forget Us-VVe Want Your Trade Page Sixty Rose's 5-10-25c Stores I22 Stores in North Corolino, South Corolino, Virginio, Georgie, ond Tennessee Executive and Buying Offices HENDERSON, N. C. Jr Y - 4 9 J.W.Jenkins Distributor GULF OIL PRODUCTS UNITED STATES TIRES HENDERSON, N. C. 4 I I I + Page Sixty 4 Distributors of AMERICAN OIL COMPANY PRQDUCTS GOODYEAR TIRES - EXIDE BATTERIES VULCANIZING - RECAPPING Henderson VuIcanizing Company Phones 408-409 HENDERSON, N. C. i 1' 9 4' 4 + Carolina Begging Company Monufocturers of Jute Bagging for covering cotton, Cotton Felt for furn- iture cmd mottresses, Sisal Pads for furniture ond iri- ner spring mottresses, Jute Under Rugs ond Carpet Lining, Jute Felt for outomobiles ond trucks. HENDERSON, N. C. Page Sixty-two 4 S- 4 4 The First School Bus Built and Operated in North Carolina was a CORBITT lt operated in Pamlico County in l9l7-- twenty-seven years ago Congratulations to The Senior Class of l945 The Corlaitt Company l HENDERsoN, N. C. O on 4 A O Compliments Of HENDERSON COTTON MILLS HARRIETT COTTON MILLS O l + -f r Page Sixty-thre Af Q f X 1 C' 5 , .- x J .X f, . J l 4 - l I l I To Y o u THE BOARD OE EDUCATION OE VANCE COUNTY A THE BOARD 'TRUSTEES HENDERSON GRADED SCHOOL THE SUPERINTENDENT, THE PRINCIPAL, FACULTY AND STUDENT BODY THE PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION With appreciation and best wishes for you in your efforts in behalf of Educa tion in Henderson and Vance County-is the Wish from this Institution which was established and opened for business with continued service since L JANUARY 22, 1889 Cltlzens Banlc And Trust Company I Henderson, North Carolina Member, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Q , I 4 - E. G. Davis And Sons' Company Three score and ten years-since the time the Henderson High School was established, this store has furnished a variety of presents each year for High School Graduates Each year you have had our best Wishes, and this year We extend the same to you as you go out into life. E. G. 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