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

Text from Pages 1 - 70 of the 1947 volume:

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V., .. f Al -ev, ur- 1- - kf...,,..,, .,., ,,.., - ,mf- new The Henderson High School 2 DEDICATIQN I, ,Q - I . .... 4 , .,.. To DOC CROWDER Our teacher, principal, counselor, and friend, who, with unfailing understanding, kindness, and humor, has guided us through the formative period of our lives, We dedicate this 1947- PEP-PAC 3 A ULTY ' 1 ' K - AW si, M J'0 I M C'-W-F Q.. Q ,gg 45.1, E. M. ROLLINS -ff Y ff Superintendent of Schools Wx X Q- , .fi -f-A-wg A-1 S. M. CROWDER Principal Henderson High Qi A f- MARGARET SHANNON MORTON H 1 Q Dean. of Girls F ng, 151' English J wr ' ROBERT B. HARRISON Dean of Boys ,. Science J. FRANK APPLE . X . Nix' if , .5 , English ff ANNIE B, BARTHOLONIEVV ' WW A Physical Education and Typing D. G. DAIL - fa Physical Education G. C. FRYE English AGNES FUTRELL English VERNELLE GILLIAINI Librarian SARA E. GRAY ie s:- . ie.. i Mathematics and French .. Q ' V597 1 Q ? - E' A Q, W. T. HEARNE fr Y Band E CLYDE HUNTER ' , 1,21 I Mal h einatics . . ' 1 , N ...X Xi A ELIZABETH PEA? . w ,gh A 1 Home Economics A5 it i ,gi I' , . J E ' 1 H' 34 an V. fi A' - - A ' Q ' 'rl , MARTHA RANSDALL . ' y V J L ,Qi . . History ,.,. , , 1 . f.,,s. J KN . T X x f 5 I MRS. EDWARD SAWITZKE Q . . , Latin 4 - HISTORY OF THE CLASS OF 1947 WE, THE SENIOR CLASS of 1947, started our high school careers in the fall of '42. Ours was the first class to enter the twelve grade system as it is now. The group of one hundred and twenty-four which entered then has been reduced during these five years to the present number of seventy-one. The class consisted of four home rooms which were under the sponsorship of Miss 'VIorton, Mr. Apple, Mrs. Nanny, and Miss Sexton. Of course, in our first year here we needed a while at H.H.S. to get accustomed to our new high school routine. After the iirst semester, we naturally began to feel that we were more a part of the school. As we look back at it now, it seems that the eighth grade was very insignificant except for one assignment which we had during the last part of the year. This may be remembered as the writing of a five thcusand word theme, the like of which we haven't seen since then in any class. Everyone having recovered from the previous year's mental strain in the summer, the class started the ninth grade with the official title of freshmen, One of our homerooms now was sponsored by Miss Virginia Neece, who had Miss Sexton's homeroom. During this the war was on in full swing, and many of us were seriously concerned because of this. On into 1944 and the next year of school we continued. Just a short while before we entered the eleventh grade. the war ended, and the world was again at peace. This was in the fall of '45, and the class was again diminished so that the two Junior homerooms were those of Miss Morton and Miss Neece. Now we were really up in the ranks, for we were Juniors, and only Seniors stood above us. This was the year of the Junior Class Play, the Student Council election from our group, and the year we received our class rings. All this contributed to the great activity which was carried on by the up and coming class. Our play may be remembered as Girl Shy, and from our ranks C. D. Hamm was elected President of the Student Body. The Junior-Senior was considered one of our greatest undertakings. The circus atmosphere was achieved most effectively for the banquet and dance. With a little bit of a hustle and bustle we took our second semester exams, and said Hallelulia, next year we're seniors! There wasn't any excitement, and it was a regular matter of routine last fall when we came back to school for the last time. This would be our Senior and final year. Never again were we to come back as students. We all entertained this thought seriously for a few days, but it was soon forgotten, for we were down to work. It hasn't been a hard year, maybe it's because we have Hnally settled down, but it has been a busy one. From the first, we have been looking forward to and planning different events. The Senior Play, In Ole Virginnyf' proved a great success, as did all our undertakings. The Junior-Senior was greatly enjoyed by all of us this year when we attended as the honor guests. Coming ever nearer the end of the year, the trip to Washington was made, cards and invitations were ordered, and other preparations were being completed. Now, as ga ' cluation draws near, the superlatives have been selected, class day exercises are being carried out, and graduation is the last item on the agenda for the Class of 1947. HARRIS EVANS, Historian. 5 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Q3 4.., ,N Eg, - r- ' W I ,., . f ,,.. :..:i:.-5' - 64 W 'S . I , - AN, - .--J 'Siem - 2 ' QS ff Fx A P1'eside'nt.L S,SSS,SS , RUSSELL MCLEAN Secretarye, I ,SS,, KATHERINE WINDLEY Vice President S,SE.... CARL WILLIAMS Treasure? '...... ...V..w.LL,, F RANK ROBARDS Prophet ...,LL,,LL,LL,........ BETTY MCINNIS Testatm ',LL L .,L,LL,, CARL WILLIAMS Historian L,LL.,. ,LL,LL H ARRIS EVANS CLASS COLORS: Green and White CLASS FLOWER: Gardenia MOTTO: We jinish to begin aww, -WW' .,.., I All JDM 036' , , O f my V MASCOTS MARGARET HAMM RICHARD NOEL 6 rg, 119! 4.5, M1 . XR' yi '1 MARY ELIZABETH ABBOTT The two noblest things, which are sweetness and light. Movie Critics Club 9: Library Club 101 Comencement Marshal 101 Senior Dramatic Club 111 123 Beta Club 11. 123 Secretary Senior Dramatic Club 121 Student Council 12. TURNER STATON BASS t'Counts his sure gains. and hurries back for more. 4-H Club 81 Jr. Dramatic Club 9, Sr, Dramatic Club 10. 111 Class Play 11, Glee Club 121 Science Club 123 Basketball Team 12. -z V my. ' r up 'F 14 A 4. rf rv 11,1 SENIORS Af f-,., ,-. ,f,,, x. I 9 ' R K ,sm , 1 9' 5 ' .197 ,gm .1 MARY JUSEPHINE ADAMS The gentle mind by gentle deeds is RIZOLLTILH Band 8: Knitting Club 81 Recitation-Declamation Con- test 8. 12, Library Club 9. Vice President 10, President 111 Library Assistant 9, 10. 111 Senior Dramatics Club 121 Senior Play 121 Business Manager, Bull Dog 12. MARX' ELIZABETH CARBAUGH Fond, outspoken carefree, ways. those about her to amaze Bulldog Staff 121 Glee Club H. 10, 11, 121 Library Club 101 Red Cross Council 101 Class Play 12. 4...: 5 JOHN THOMAS ALLE.N To worry little. to study less. This is my idea oj hap- pinessf' Football 10. 11. 121 Monogram Club. HELEN DALE CATLETT 'AA smile is a trademark of a happy soul, Glee Club 101 Squad Leader 103 Superlative, Most likely to Marry: President Home Economics Club 111 Dramatic Club 101 11. 121 Basketball Team 11. , K .KI A: .ja ' Ile fl 15.-Q ui 5 i . as ' sf' VV. 151' ' all L LIDA LUCILLE BARRIER Always a smile and a word of cheer. Jr. Dramatics Club 91 Red Cross Council 91 Usher for Senior Play 12. HELEN LOUISE CLARK Her ways are ways of pleasantnessf' SENIORS BETSY JOYCE COKER Her flashing eyes. her gay smile. Make her a pleasing per- sonality Jr. Dramatic Club 8, 9: Sr. Dramatic Club 101 Red Cross Council 9, Circulation Man- ager Bulldog 9. Business Staff 123 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 10. XVESTON HOX'LE CROCKI-:R 'AI hate nobody: I arn in charity with the world. Glee Club 9. 103 Veteran Club 12. XVILLIAIXI DAVID Cox, JR. Laughter is a good begin- ning for friendship. And by jar the best end, Secretary Homeroom 9. 111 Jr. Dramaitc Club 9: Squad Leader 103 Jr.-Sr, Waiter 10: Secretary Science Club 123 Glee Club 121 Sr. Superlative. Neatest 12. Tl-IOINIAS HAROLD CROWDER. JR. An honest man is the noblest work of God. Jr. Dramatic Club 8, 9L Com- mencement Marshal 8. 10. 11, Chief 113 Bulldog Staff 93 Honor Roll 8, 9, 10, 11, 121 Sr. Dramatic Club 10. 111 Football Team 10, 11, 12l Monogram Club 11. 12: Squad Leader 103 Class President 113 Class Play 11, 123 Stu- dent Council 111 Bauch and Lomb Science Award 111 Beta Club 11. 12. President 121 President Science Club 121 Sr. Superlative. Most Likely to Succeed. Most Studious: Valedictorian. ELIZABETH RAE CRISP A leading lady of stage and song. President Homeroom 83 Stu- dent Council 83 Vice Presi- dent Homeroom 93 Library Club 9. Assistant 9: Jr, Dra- matic Club 9. 103 Glee Club 9, 101 Bulldog Reporter 103 Squad Leader 103 Archery Club 10: Sr. Dramatic Club 11, 123 Basketball Team 113 Class Play 111 Sr. Superlative, Most Athletic: Declamation- Recitation Contest 12. LILLIAN MARIE DAEKE The lady OJ' wisdom is the lady of worth. Honor Roll 8, 9, 10. 11. 12: Commencement Marhal 8. 10, llg Beta Club 11. 123 President Movie Critics Club 9g Secretary Library Club 1OL Program Chairman Beta Club 11. HERLIAN WAVELY CROCKER A little man of smile and manner. Student Council 12. ELIZABETH HI-:STER DAVIS Ready for anything. Be i1. work or play. Jr. Dramatic Club 8. 93 Sr. Dramatic Club 10. 11: Glee Club 123 Prompter Junior Play 111 Senior Play 123 PEP- PAC Staff 123 Sr. Superlative. Most Dependable 12. 7 .3255 'fb' '1 fqi' is , Y f ., , , v . . film, V, 2 'ima-f gl--wg-1 V g A , ...N V , '--2: A . ' lg' V ' Q, if , F I it . 2 'u . xx 1: if lp 1 .eo fe- mtl' -N, ,Q L1 -av! -omg. iii' 'wb' .4 n , I 'Ulm' sa119f5F '1 fa ' , 1 li 33- on ' ..- yn-Q , ,X F. . K. . l. .3 g ' 'X3 3 . v. ff I l SENIORS . ,h 44: ,nn -r 125' J X A R 1 xv-. 1 .ii JADIES Li'NwooD DENTON From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, he is all mirth Archery Club 93 Student Council 8: Football Team 10. 11. 123 Jr, Varsity Basketball Team 113 Monogram Club 12. JABIES MYNELL FOGLEIXIAN He is complete in feature and in mind. With all good grace to grace gentleman, Veterans Club 12, HARRIS LANE EVANS A man he seems of cheerful yesterdays, and confident tomorrowsf' Jr. Class Play Usher 111 Vice President Science Club 123 Jr. Kiwanian 123 Class Historian 12, Sr. Superlative. Best Dressed 123 Bulldog Reporter 122 PEP-PAC Staff 123 Partici- pant in Pepsi-Cola Scholar- ship Exams 12. FRANCES FEREBEE FORSYTI-IE Silence and thought are combined to the best ud- t'antage Jr, Red Cross Council 103 Squad Leader 103 Huddle Queen 12. - 'T' cw. i lv -M. 'K 'ETL' CARL LEVVIS EVANS He had a head to contriiie, u tongue to persuade, and a hand to execute any mischief. Vice President Homeroom 83 Archery Club 83 Library Club 10. 113 Library Work 9. 103 Jr.-Sr, Waiter 101 Cheer Leader ll, 123 Glee Club 123 Homeroom Secretary 123 Sr. Superlative. Best Dancer, Friendliest 12: Class Play Usher 123 Bulldog Columnist 12. JULIA THOIXIAS GARY There buds the promise of celestial worth Jr. Dramatic Club 8. 93 Sr. Dramatic Club 10, 11, 12. Treasurer 11. President 123 Glee Club 101 Red Cross Councilg Co-Sponsor Jr. High Council 113 Class Play 11. 12Q Sr. Superlative. Most Likely to Succeed 123 Bulldog Staff 9. Reporter 11. Society Editor 123 Editor-in-Chief PEPAPAC 12: Beta Club 11, 12, Presi- dent 11Q Commencement Marshal 8, 10. 113 Honor Roll 8. 9, 10. 11. 121 Salutatorian 12. ,ww MILDRED LEORA FAUCETTE A truer jriend cannot be found ANN LEE GRIFFIN The sight ot you is good for sore eyes. Jr. Dramatic Club 8. 9, Vice President 8, Red Cross Coun- cil 8, 103 Student Council 9. 11, Secretary 111 Bulldog Staff 9. 12. Associate Editor 121 Beta Club 11, 12. Secre- tary 121 PEP-PAC Staff 11, 12, Class Play 11, 123 Sr. Dra- matic Club 10. 11. 12: Marshal 10, Honor Roll 8, U, 123 Squad Leader 10. SENIORS ALlX'1A ELAINE GRIFFITH As full of spirit as the month of May. Glee Club 10. 12, WALTER ED HIGHT. JR Quiet friendly and nice to knouwf' Jr. Dramatic Club 83 Science Club 12. 649 CLEINIENT DAVIS HAMM. JR. The type of guy who moves quietly but steadily fm'- warrif, Band 8. 9, 10, 11, 123 Drum Major 11. 123 Vice President Homeroom 8, President 8, 11. Treasurer 103 Jr. Dramatic Club 8, 9. Secretary 8. Presi- dent 93 Student Council 10. 11, 12. Vice President ll, President 123 Vice President Class 103 Football Team 10. 113 Monogram Club 11. 123 Dramatic Club 113 PEP-PAC Staff 113 Class Play 11, 123 Sr, Superlative Best-All- Round. Most Popular 12. RUSSELL LEE HINTON Take it easy. haue your fun. Lei the old world flicker on! Archery Club 9. 103 Football Squad 8. 103 Sr, Dramatics Club 10, 11. 12, Treasurer 123 Vice President Homeroom 10, 123 Veterans Club 123 Bull- dog Staff 12: Declamation- Recitation Contest. DOUGLAS E. HARPER Attractive, friendly. quali- ties well-possessed. JOE ANN HUNT Always a friendly smile for everyone. Chicora High School 93 Vice President Home Room 103 Archery Club 103 Bulldog Re- porter 103 Charm Club ll: Red Cross Council 113 Usher Senior Play 121 Bas- ketball 12Q Student Council 123 Flag-Bearer 123 Senior Superlative, Neatest. FANNIE MITCHELL HARRIS None knew thee. but to love thee. Nor name but to praise. Jr. Dramatic Club 85 Decla- mation-Recitation Contest 83 Bulldog Columnist 102 Sr. Dramatic Club 103 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 103 President Glee Club 113 Jr. Class Play 113 Student Council 11. Congress 113 Vice President Glee Club 123 Secretary-Treasurer Band 12: President Homeroom 123 Senior Piano Recital 123 PEP- PAC Staff 123 Band 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Glee Club 8, 9, 10, 11, 123 Pit Band 8, 9. 10, 11, 121 Drum Majorette 8, 9, 10, 11, 12: Queen of 1947 Jr.-Sr. Banquet and Danceg Piano 9, 10, 11. 122 Senior Superlative, Best Dancer, Most Talented. MARS' ANNE LANGSTON Who lives without folly is not so wise as she thinlcsf' Student Council 9, 103 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 103 Squad Leader 10, 113 Cheer Leader 10. ll. 12: Chief Usher, Jr. Play 113 Usher Sr. Play 123 Flag- Bearer in Band 121 Glee Club 8, 9. 10. .Fino 1. ff' ami W ,x eg 44 Y-3 -Q . .. G.. . V If V. use iii . .- L, fy. -'rs ' Aff' . 3-N I -Z? ,vqx-N a . f was W' i i 00.5 ,. 2141.3 L. 3, . - I , It 9 , A . 10 fir! .,-QA -...vf we kts A51 Lfrw- eps..- Q4 v. wi' I mr 7 V 'tv' f 7i ', f mf 1 ,A O M mi. ,i we nn- 1 f fb M W 1 '-' 4519 ' V, 4 em- - in ' ' 'T .f, KATIE MARIE LOC 1-CE And virtue though in rays. will keep me warm. Student Council 8, 9, 111 Vice President Movie Critics Club. Red Cross Council 10: Library Club 10: Squad Leader 10: Honor Roll 9, 10. lll Com- mencement Marshal 10. 113 Vice President Beta Club lll Secretary Sr. Dramatic Club 11. Vice President 121 Treas- urer Bela Club 121 Sr. Superlative, Most Studious. ELEANOR LOUCIL MILLER Attractive friendly, easy to know. Glee Club 10, 111 Basketball 39, 50, 111 Sr. Dramatic Club . 1 . Dario PERRY MCDUFFEE A hearty luugh, a mis- chievous smile. Makes for him u life ivorth while. Jr. Dramatics Club 93 Sr. Dramatics Club 111 Glee Club 123 Student Council 111 Sr. Play 12. DAVID THOINIAS NEWNIAN Always put OH until tomor- row What you can do today. Jr, Dramatics Club 93 Archery Club 103 Rifle Club 102 Glee Club 12. fel' K SENIORS ,J-.. V -cv ,,,..,.--. BL'r'i'x' JEAN lVlCINNI:i 'AA merry heart cloetli good yor ull Library Club 93 Red Cross Council 8, Class Play 11. 123 Glee Club 9. 10. 123 Basket- ball Team 123 Class Prophet 123 Bulldog Staff 123 PEP-PAC Staff 121 Declaniation-Rec1ta- tion Contest 123 Sr. Superla- tive, Wittiest, Most Original, JAJXIES BRYANT NOXK'ELL Here's to a boy with a heart and a smile Bulldog Reporter 8. Rifle Club 93 Recreation Club 10, Archery Club 93 Jr. Manager Football 1l. H J 5 -gn. RL'55ELL Pau L lVICLE.1.N Guy, outspoken. tond oy play. One to be liked In every tray. Band 8, 9, 10, 11. 121 Foot- ball 10. 123 Bulldog Staff 111 Class. President 12L Band President 123 Monogram Club 123 Jr. Dramatic Club 9. PEP- PAC Stan' 12. Squad Leader 103 Jr. Red Cross Council 111 Jr. Kiwanian 121 Co-Sponsor Jr. High Red Cross Council ll3 Sr. Superlative, Most De- pendable 12 Lois FENNER P.-mmsi-I Quiet in manner. lorely ln face Vice President Home Room 8, Movie Critics Club 9: Library Club 10. SENIORS IXTARY ELIZABETH PERRY To lire on. still in love, Student Council 83 Glee Club 8, U. 103 Squad Leader 103 Homeroom Reporter ll: Pres- ident Charm Club 113 Presi- dent Honierooin ll: Class Play ll, 123 PEP-PAC Staff 123 Sec, Homerooin 121 Cheer Leader 12, Sr. Superla- tive, Biggest Flirt. FRANK BENJ.-'UXIIN Roisfums. JR He was a gentleman on whom I built an absolute trust. Homeroom Onicer 8, 9, 10. 11, 123 Class Treasurer 9. 10, ll, 123 Jr. Dramatic Club 93 Red Cross Council 103 Glee Club 123 Monogram Club 123 Manager Football Team 123 Class Play 11. 123 PEP-PAC Staff 12. IVIINNIE HELEN PRIDGEN Blonde haired, light-hearted, always gay. She will lead you on her merry way. Red Cross Council 8, 93 Squad Leader 93 Homeroom President 101 Student Coun- cil 105 Asst. Basketball Man- ager 11: Basketball Manager 123 Usher lor Class Play 12, TED R. ROBINSON Happy am I: From care l'm free! Why aren't they all cori- tented like me? Student Council 83 Jr, Red Cross Council 93 Archery Club 102 Football Squad 10. LORA I'1ELEN PULLEY Great thoughts come from the heart. Student Council 10, GARLAND Tuos. ROWLAND, JR. l love work, It fascinates me. I could sit and watch it for hours. Band 9, 10, 11, 121 Class Play ll. 123 President Glee Club 123 Sr. Superlative. Most Original. An e-- . -nf' .. -e'1 ,,. V AL Y. ,. At: . Kit t . ' 3 ,if-r ,. . ff Wwe at L.--N ww' ...K adv- 6 4: A rv' -'W ,wi CL-. , . N. 1 4 ,. 'ff ,4-wi? 'arf' 12 XXV' JOSEPH BENJAAIIN RENN, JR. A wirisome personality and a 'born' athlete. Football 11, 12: Basketball Team 11. 12: Monogram Club 11, 12: Senior Superlative, Most Athletic. CARVIN C. SATTERWHITE, JR, '4Broum haired, light hearted. Always gay, he will lead you on your merry way. -1-H Club 83 Football 8. 9. 11. 123 Student Council 85 President Homeroom 8, 11, Vice President 93 Monogram Club 8. 9. 11. 123 Red Cross Council 93 Vice President Monogram Club 113 Glee Club 10, 11, 121 Senior Superlative. Most Likely to Marryg King of '47 Junior- Senior 12. ,.. 1 ',2 f- 1a 5 3 . x . I N-H' K ag. 19 K. IL- 3 liflflr, V ll Af. 'NA is 2 S, ,UR M ' 'Q 3- 'W' v ' - ,5Z:'E5i.? vzvfm. ., , . . , , Q Afra- SC- it' . 7, 5 1 MM, RICHARD PERRY SATTERVVHITE Eat, drink, and be merry. For tomorrow I may die. Archery Club 93 Veterans Club 123 Science Club 8. Joi-IN MARVIN STAINBACK All the world loves a louerf' Football Team 9, 10, 121 Monogram Club 10, 122 Bull- dog Reporter 93 Veteran's C11-Ib 12: Sr. Superlative, Biggest Flirt. A, SENIORS f A vw 1,- 3, 4' ,Mrk 49 mi'- awe,- BEN AJAH SCOTT. JR. UI take life as it Comes and enjoy It. Band 8. 9. 10, 11. 123 Glee Club 121 Sr. Dramatic Club llj Rifle Club 103 Student Council 101 Vice President Homeroom 103 Vice President Band 121 Class Play 11, 12Q Archery Club 8. WILLIAM HOWVARD Sroxzs To work and play in the absorbing wo r l ci of sports. Archery Club 9: Football Team 10, 11, 122 Student Council 12, 13 it ,,,,,.. I ' .A gf ' , :V , , 3 ,A ROBERT EARL SLACK Only those who know that they dor1't know have wisdom. Football 10. 113 Basketball 10, 113 Monogram Club 10. 11, 121 Homerooin President 8. 12. Vice President 113 Stu- dent Council IOQ Usher Class Play ll, 121 Jr.-Sr. Waiter 103 Sr. Superlative. Cutest 12. JENNIE DEAN TANNER t'Hcr character, like her croitinmg glory, is self- evident, Glee Club 9. 10. 121 Sr. Dra- matic Club 11. . J, Y, . ii 'quain- DOROTHY ANN SNEAD A true friend. therein lies her charm. sincere. and noble Secretary Homeroom 8, llQ Secretary Class 93 Bulldog Reporter 93 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 101 Manager Basketball Team 10, ll. 12, Cheer Leader 10. ll. 123 Vice Pres- ident Class ll: Vice President Charm Club 113 Monogram Club 11. 121 Sr. Superlative, Ffiendliest Usher Class Play ELsIr: DIIAE THOIXIAS Diziinely tall. and most divinely fair. Red Cross Council 81 War Bond Committee l Ports- mouth. Va.p SENIORS ARTHUR ALLEN THOIXIPSON Let fancy still my sense in sleep. If it be thus to dream, still let me sleep, Football Team 10, 11. 121 Monogram Club 12. JOHN ORIiiXNDCl WIIIKERSLUN t'Tallc to him Of Jacoifs ladder, Ancl he would aslc the mini- bcr oj steps. Rifle Club 93 Archery Club Q3 Recreation Club 93 Jr, Manager Football Team 113 Sr. Manager Football Team 12. ,af if 4'-o-as 3 BETTIE HILL TOLSON Sweet. quiet. with rare qualities possessed. Jr. Dramatic Club 8, 93 Library Club 111 Sr. Dramatic Club 11. 12, CARI. GRAHAIVI WILLIANIS, JR. What'er he did was done with so much ease, In him alone 'twas natural to please. Jr. Dramatic Club 93 Stu- dent Council Fl: Jr. Red Cross H, 10. President 113 Vice President Homerooni Sl, 10. 122 Football Squad 10. 11, 12Q Basketball Squad 10. 11, 123 Vice President Class 122 Monogram Club 11, 12, Treasurer 121 Jr. Kiwanian 12: Basketball Trophy 12p Science Club 103 Jr.-Sr. Waiter 103 Library Club 105 Class Play 121 Archery Club 93 Squad Leader 10, ll: Sr. Superlative, Best Looking, YVILLIAIVI A. WI-IITLEY Eat, drink. and play. and think this is bliss, There is no heaven but this, Football Team 12: Basketball Team 121 Monogram Club 12: Veterans Club 12. MARY ELIZABETH WILLIAMS Her ,face is like the milky way in the sky. A meeting of gentle lights without a name. Secretary Homeroom 83 Red Cross Council 83 Jr.-Sr. Waitress 9. 101 Vice President Archery Club 10: Class Play 102 Usher Class Play 11, 12: Charm Club 111 Bulldog Columnist 12: Flag Bearer 12, Sr, Superlatives. Most Popular, Best Looking. ras,- Mpc AGNES MARIE WIGGINS Lucky is he who owns such company. Jr. Dramatic Club 91 Business Staff Bulldog 122 Usher for Sr. Play 12. CHARLOTTE LANE WILSON t'Fo1' friendliness will con- quer all. Dabney High 8. 102 Glee Club 83 4-H Club 93 Commence- ment Marshal 9, 10: Pers. Home Economics Club 103 Pres. Red Cross 111 Class Play 11, 123 Beta C1ub3 Glee Club 123 Candidate for Pepsi- Cola Scholarship 12. ,xn- xv-'F -5-2. rw-,,., -4gg ' ' 5c'!9 14 spray YY ww SENIORS LUCILLE ANN WORTHAM ELIOT INGERSOLL WRIGHT A sweet attractive kind of Zealous, though moclestg grace. Knitting Club 8: Archery Club 9, 10. Home Ec. Club 11: Library Science Club 12. innocent, though free. Not Pictured I KATHERINE JOYCE WINDLEY Cute. sweet, shc comes your way. To brighten even your clarlcest day. President Class 83 Glee Cluh 8, 01 Cheer Leader 9, 10. 11, 123 Chief Cheer Leader 123 Bulldog Columnist 103 Monogram Club 10, ll. 12. President 123 Squad Leader 10, 11. Secretary Class 11, 125 Usher Class Play 11. 12, Chief 12g Sr. Superlative, Best All Round 12g Homerooni Secre- tary 10. GORDON EDNION ALLEN JOHNNIE EARL LQNG IWZATHERINE RAINEY Gentle in manner. strong in His heart was one of those Her quiet gravity and performance. which must euchant us. steady graces are widely lcnouinf' MARX' STEVVART A good heart is better than all the heads in the world. 15 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 'QC' President S......., S,...,.. T HAD GOODRICH Secretary ,.....,SS,...,,AS... SHIRLEY EHRET Vice President .,ee,..,.,ee,. TOMMY ROSE Treasurern. .....e,..... SARA WYCHE JUNIOR SNAPS 16 fa. gs 'zxmlx 3 n x. L, I D Gigi' I. 1- 'Hn ni ,, ,V ., ' :- Q ex, X2 I ' U w. ' A , '5f.,,.- . 4, EJUF, N 1 M xi. 1- if . 'Sir' , f . z. . 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L Fx If L. fin 1- HENDERSAEFZ, N. il. 27536 JUNIORS CAROLYN HARPER JEAN HIGHT JUANITA HOLINIES HAROLD HOUSE CLYDE INSCOE CHARLES JACKSON MARILYN KEARNEY MARION KING JACK LANE B. C, LONG DELORES LORD IRENE MCPEAIIE NICKIE MATALIS RACHEI, MAY BECKY MAYO ROLLINS MIMMS FRANCES MOORE JOHNNY NORWOOD WILLARD OLIVER SARA OVERTON FULLER PACE JIMMY PAGE ELIZABETH PEARCE GRACE PEOPLES DORIS POWELL LAURA RAINES ODELLE RAWLES FAY ROBINSON mf' fi- 2. ' ' V 'isis .f A ' -' I ,M Q, , .4- of 1, Mm ' If ,- , . NA, L , 5 ,fflP'f4' ag, ' ,gg-r' 221. ' ' arm: 'V - I V .I A rv- - f ,ig 2- HW 1. R , WI g I Hai, A .,., , I W' Q, 5 R' X V. 1 : fy A I V 'a ta 5: fa' , LSI I . ' Irv- . qu gg? 2 ' : N1 Q ,- - ,P 4 ,Y mn fbi' ' ' '-'Q' W, , 1 -rf - . ' - X ': ,YL X ' V W -., U '21 '- 1 495:51-2-.2,3yY, - - In 5 Q, -1 R Y X .,,. - I Wm- . A .ww I M I V -mg, - ', .5 My it C. ,W ,Cf . ,gp -Q S, mv S 2 1 - 'S . 'f 4 4414... 2. ,- N ' I A , Q -5' 3. w, 'R '- . V' YS, C 1, . - l , ' fv A A , 2 P ' j Sakfff' .-,A.-,. 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H ,- grfp fwggbv- I ff-M iv .V 1. an-1513 ' g Z JUNIORS ELSIE ROOKER MARE' ANN ROSE TOINTINIY ROSE DORSEY SHORT EDVVARD SNOW ANN SPRINKLE LIL SPRINKLE MAY DELL STEVENSON BETTY SUE STOKES BETTY THOMAS GEORGE TUCKER JACKIE TURNER ANN UPCHURCH SHIRLEY VAUGI-IAN VERNON VAUGHN DEWEY WELLS R. C. WHITE LOTTIE WILLIAMS OLLIE MAE WILLIAMSON PEGGY WORTHAM YW? SARA WYCHE .., - , 3 MN f 19 HELEN YOUNG SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS W A it fs -f-,g.,y,- - ffm- ,. A -5 2. f . 4.a:- Jing., 1-ff A H.. President v.... , SALLIE G1-:NE KERNER Vice President ,,,e MARSHALL PINNELL Secretary-T'reasu.rer ..... ,..A..e,,e M ARTHA JANE NEWCOMB CLASS ROLL Ruth Abbott Elizabeth Adams Mary Ellen Barnes Franklin Barnett Carl Bowie Dot Brafford Herbert Burke Don Casper Vincent Cawthorne Helen Cheek Badger Clark Evelyn Clark Elaine Cole Billy Collins E. G. Collins Ann Conn Frances Currin Lillian Davis Marie Davis Wade Davis Jim Duke William Edwards Katherine Ellis Marshall Evans John Falkner Julian Falkner Jay Fogleman Titus Faulkner Sam Fox Lucius Freeman Betty Gatford Alice Ruth Gardner Margie George Pat Gill Malissa Glenn Grover Grissom Billy Harris J. P. Harris Thomas Harris Walter Lee Hayes Robert Hinton Charles Hite Anne Hunt Billy Hunt Lucille Jarrell Warren Jennings Bobby Jones John Paul Jones Janie Kearson Sallie Gene Kerner Bessie Lassiter Faye Lassiter SOPHOMORES Z A . li? 'sl an IE-2 1 1 ,W -vs . . 4. fa, I E ,,..., ,,.,,,.7 , ' F .-mr, ,1-aa, wa, ,5-mg.-315,-52. Q, 1- --.,,:1f:, V ,,,. V f,-W-my wr ap, arsxzr, 'fl-11.1 ,L-491: .:f.,. ,me g,f1. . ,, 'ln ' wazff- of ,P Q . .flffgfrl 'jrvzlcfli 32.955 . View Durwood Lester Glenn Long Betty Joyce Miller Tommy Morris Mariel Mullins Cora Murphy Martha Jane Newcomb Helen O'Brien CLASS ROLL Alice Orr Marvin Overby Dorothy Pace Paul Parrish Maxzelle Pergerson Marshall Pinnell Annie Lou Powers Melvin Prather Louise Rainey Ann Reams Dorothy Rocker Peggy Rooker Mary Ross Donald Seifert Gene Shepherd Peggy Shotwell 21 Betsy Sneed Bobby Stainback George Taylor O. K. Tharrington Charles Watkins Mary Wiggins Pearl Lee Woodlief Anne Wortham Georgia Zapantis FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS , --'H ff Q g' .,, nr- if President ,.ASSSSSSSSSSSS.,SSSSA BILLY RAINES Vice President ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, FAY CONN Sec1'eta1'y-Treasurer .....,.., ...,,....,,.,..,.,..,.. S ARAH HUNT CLASS ROLL Pat Adams Horace Coghill Max Duke George Harris Mary Arnold Jimmy Asbill William Ball Louise Barclift Elizabeth Bass Faye Beckwith Cary Page Boyd Mary Ann Bayd Charles Brown Tom Byrd Margaret Cheatham A. D. Clayton Cleo Codas Polly Coghill Fay Conn Doris Coker Daphne Cowan Joan Crawley Jimmy Daniel Elizabeth Davis Richard Davis Mildred Delbridge Virginia Dennis Betsy Dickerson Grady Dickerson Frances Dixon Mary Agnes Edwards Ethel Evans Judy Finch Eugene Floyd Clyde Forsythe Ben Gary Mildred Louise Grammar Joyce Griffin Betty Jean Gupton Vernon Gupton Ray Hanford Marcia Harper Catherine Harris 22 Lucy Boyd Harris Carroll Hedgepeth Douglas Holmes Delas House Ben Hudson Sarah Hunt Lawson Jackson Billy Johnson Robert Johnson Billy Jones Charles Kluttz Annie Elizabeth Lee Mary McGhee f FRESHMEN gg E E Era., .cg 3, as J as rtrr Agnes McLemore Jimmy Mclnnis Mary Matalas Dolores Matthews Charles Miller William Mitchell Patsy Mitchiner John Mundy Dorothy Jane Neathery Bobby Newton Billy Noel Jonah Lee Overton CLASS ROLL George Parrish James Pearce Edwin Poythress William Poythress Billy Raines Thomas Register Charles Renn Elizabeth Ann Renn Dottie Riggin Sidney Roberson Evelyn Roberson 23 Jack Robertson H .M. Robinson H. B. Rogers Betsy Rooker Forest Sears Peggy Snow Evelyn Stainback Becky Tippett Andrew Thomas John Thomas Sadie VanDyke . , , ., , ,,.,.,.. ,J ..., .. . ,.,, William Varker Kenneth Vaughn Lou Ann Watkins Vance Way Jimmie Webster Joanne Weaver Barbara White Robert Whitley Jack Wilkerson Billy Williams Gillie Williamson Janet Woodlief LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT WE THE SENIOR CLASS of 1947 do hereby publish this our last will and testament with hopes that our talents will serve as a guide to future classes. To our faithful sponsors, we leave our sincere gratitude for their untiring work and effort in our behalf. To our school board we leave our thanks and appreciation for their work making our school one of which to be proud. To our beloved teachers, we leave our promise that what you have taught us will help us in our future undertakings. To the proudest possession of H.H.S., our band, we leave the hope that the honors they have obtained in past years will continue and that others will be bestowed upon them. To the athletic teams we leave our hope that you will always obtain good sportsmanship and go through the future years victorious. To Mr. Harrison, we leave our thanks for giving us the benefit of the doubt as dean of boys and your inspiring work as a faculty member. To Dewey Wells, we leave C. D. Hamm's executive ability and determi- nation to go ever forward. To Delores Lord, we leave Fannie Harris' musical ability. To Willard Oliver we leave the height of Staton Bass. To Georgia Zapantis, we leave the secretarial ability of Ann Griffin. To the senior class of '48 we leave our best wishes and the hope for a successful year. To Beecie Long, we leave the wit of Lynwood Denton. To Lawson Jackson we leave Howard Stokes' football ability. To Donald Seifert, we leave the brains of Harold Crowder. To Jackie Turner, we leave Lerse Evans' dancing ability. To the future chief cheer leader, we leave the enthusiasm and depend- ability of Katherine Windley. To the rising president of the senior class, we leave Russel lVIcLean's executive ability. To Charlie Watkins, Badger Clark, and Thad Goodrich, we leave our hope that in the future years you wil keep high the standards of basketball in I-l.H.S. To lVlr. Crowder, our principal, we leave our love, respect, and admira- tion, and our deep appreciation for all you have done for us. the senior class. We the senior class of 1947 do hereby affix our name to this our last will and testament, May twenty-ninth, one thousand, nine hundred forty- seven. CARL G. WILLIAMS, Testatov' 2-1 H x , ,SV -an 'HVITIE WK, Q , .-,f Nl 25 z,. ,QSQQ aliigf I. iii? Kai? PP-PC T ,ff N..- FF ,gif . 7 Q .i X., 5 -I f is f I . , I : fi' if i A 5' . t21 f5i5'.:1:F:1fZ A rrfzg-55.515 I 1' .3 . ' ., Si fi xSvi5 QQ3 1 ..,.. 52 -1 If gf- 1 ' it w.., ,, A ,A cl Y' .v s , ,.. . a ff , W A f .id I I 5 ,I .-I - M ' M2 I 4 ,..,. ' t , : ' Y, I , Editor-in-Chief, JULIA THOMAS GARY Managing Editor ,. ,. BETTY MCINNIS Associate Editors.. RUSSELL MCLEAN ELIZABETH DAVIS Activities Editor MARX' ELIZABETH PERRY Feature Editor t,tttt ,,.,.. A NN GRIFFIN Sports Editor t,t,tti. CHARLES JACKSON Photographers vt,t,t ....Y H ARRIS EVANS STATON BASS Typist ....tt ....., F ANNIE HARRIS Circulation Manager RUSSELL HINTON Business Manager FRANK B. ROBARDS, JR, Business Assistants.. JACKIE TURNER TOMMY ROSE Faculty Adviser ,.... I..Y.. G . C. FRYE To keep forever alive the past school year, the PEP-PAC Staff has en- deavored to give you a book through which you may live again the Wonder- ful school yeare1946-1947. 26 BULLDO G STAFF X, 'F V . gf ,ink z W as as -V - .yr vi g is , ' , 1 '-If if ,V , M A ,A,q ,, Editor A ,. , ..4.A, , , GERRY LEE ELROD Business Manager Associate Editor ssV.,....... ANN GRIFFIN News Editor ..,sss,....... BETTY MCINNIS Society Edito1'..JUL1A THOMAS GARY BERNICE BRITT . M Sports Edztors s..... EiIliHEOWIgIMS 1Not pictured! The Bulldog, the monthly school JOSEPHINE ADAMS Business Assistants v.....oso,o......,s, DAVID MCDUFFEE ToM ROWLAND AGNES WIGGINS BETSY COKER Circulation Manager BETTY CARBAUGH Faculty Spouse1',.MARTHA RANSDALL paper is published by the first period class in journalism. The following people have assisted greatly in the publication of the Bulldog as regular columnists and Writers, though not classed as regular staff members: Jeanne Ellington, Russell Hinton, Mary Williams, Lewis Evans, Vernon Vaughn, Lottie Williams. 27 H. H. S. BAND The Henderson High School Band is one of the most outstanding or- ganizations of its kind in North Carolina. Not only is it noted for its musical and marching ability, but it shows how Cooperation in a large group gives best results. The band displays its marching ability at football games and by parades at home and out of town. Each year the band offers two concerts. The band enters in the State Contest annually. both in marching and in playing, not for competition but to find its rating in both these fields. Topping the year is the annual banquet and dance. 28 v L o VW , . , e,., ' f v . ,lm K V. .W .Qig - .fv .. 1. 1.,,Y,,,1 e ,.: ..,i1'Hg,4A.,,, f . 'J-1.-if rib'-'i3,5,C,, ? :1.,i1'.4gg . 5 ' ' A ., , 'Y'-A iflfiiife .E n' 1.-,ug ,-vi , I I7-3.7!-'gig 1 I . , ' ' 1 'Q ' , ,V I .,4.t-xr.. - - . ' ' P' 5,35 f-Qi 4 , 1, ,-5, -gf, -, T fj F aw' Sgr--,'. N-. . . Jw 1.. 3 It A X 1' , I , K 1 ' '?V'f735 'V - ' ' 1 'I ' 'w-1,1 . ,. . . . . milf' W. OFFICERS T. HEARNE FANNIE HARRIS Director Sec reta ry-Treasurer RUSSELL NICLEAN BETTY SUE STOKES BEN SCOTT President Librarian Vice President at-W2 ,, 'jf :.2p,,' Az 4 an IC, 'VU wf' ma W ' EZ ia -wr Lg, zvsy, gap Sw- Yr: K '4 . ww: f' Hwmfm ,z:,,,, W v f f wwmlf U wma ,zefwfem f was sz 3' Wwe W. ' ' 1 .A :af qfgg W aawzczne gg I9 WJEWJ A .T gg K 431 V T 4 , ,W ' are rwyfg , JIGGERS Mascot JBA?-ix 4 l 5 f, 4 -41,0 , f by f,'l,w-3' f , lf 31 , I J ga 3' 5 '+- y J , , '45 , . V I ff' 4+ . ' 'f 1 1. nl l fi 1 '-3' Q up' .1 ' L . in , , Q1 M wif! g -4.4-' ag 1' w X 5' 5 '7 'V 4 wa V f 1 n. 2 I.- Y 1 'LL 1. 51 , K K 2 4 .- 'L' T -31 l .f.2' 9,444 ,z .11 V if ,,,.M, 5 ,I ..4.... s V ' e-' - . Mg- .. f ,Lf Q . Q L1 ' ey 4 ' H111 ag., : '? ., 4, E 1 A-f Effff E .T f f Amd Laagstoll Mary Williams .loc Ann Hunt Fanme Harms Pat Gill Ann Upchurch Pat Ellington TOUUTIY R059 C. D. Hamm K ' f rf pq. F-1-f ' . ' - - M- ' . V. 1 ' H ft 3' f ' , 'r ff 'M-A 'L f'9if. f'f' . ' , A-f.. 21: A 1. 4 I 1 'wg- v ig STUDENT COUNCHJ President ...,.,.Yw , A C . D. HAMM Treasurer and Storekeeper JACKIE TURNER Vice President .,A,..,...AAe,,.,, ANN DIXON Assistant Storekeeper MARY WILLIAMS Secretary ....eV ...e.. P EGGY WORTHAM Sponsor Y,v,4e ,,....,. S ARA E. GRAY The Student Council is composed of two members, a boy and a girl, from each homeroom. The officers are elected by the students at the close of the school year. The sponsor is appointed by the principal. Any student may propose a bill to the council, and if passed, the bill becomes a law unless vetoed by the principal. The chief aim of this organization is to promote harmony between faculty and students, and to Work for the general betterment of the school. 30 ET LB President . ,,,,, ,,, ,, HAROLD CROWDER Treasurer .,...r rr , rrrr..rr r KATIE LOCKE . . P1'og'ram Cl'LfI.lT'l7Lf1TL Vice P1 eszdent .,r.rr,. ..r. A NN SPRINELE ELIZABETH ABBOTT Secretary ,,... ....,. A NN GRIFFIN Social Clmirmrm. ..,..v.,.... JULIA GARY Advisers .rNAA,rN Miss VERNELI,E GILLIAM. Miss CLYDE HUNTER The Beta Club is composed of those students who have a high scholastic record. It signifies leadership, character and achievement. A group of the members attended the annual convention in Winston- Salem at which time, after extensive campaigning and publicity, Ann Sprinkle was elected state secretary of the North Carolina Beta Club. -- M-1 V We-W-,.v.....-. R- - , A , ,,,, is ,. 31 , .',.1 .. is-1 5' .,.. 3 , ,,.,, , . W A EX ' 4 1 I 2 D '1 ., wil YK I , L...-.-aids DBAMATIC CLUB President ..,,.,, ,,, , ,,.... JULIA GARY Treasurei' ..............,, RUSSELL HINTON Vice President LLLL,,LLLLL,,, KATIE LOCKE Historian ,,,,,LL,L v,vY.w , .SARA WYCHE Secretary YYL.,Y.wL..... ELIZABETH ABBOTT Adviser ....,.., MISS SHANNON MORTON The Dramatic Club is one of the sChool's leading and oldest Clubs. It was organized in 1933 by its present adviser. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in dramatics. and to give each student an opportunity to participate in the field where his interest lies. This year the club sponsored the annual Declamation-Recitation Contest of which Elizabeth Adams and Frank Robards were winners. 32 CIE CE CLUB President .A.,. A H AROLD CROWDER Vice President , Y ........ HARRIS EVANS Sec1'eta1'y-Treasurer v Yv,Y.. BILLY Cox The Science Club was organized this year under the direction of R. B. Harrison to promote interest in science and to further knowledge in every day science. lt conducts educational tours to points of interest to club members. Films are shown on such subjects as radio, chemistry. and timely events. Club members give programs in accordance with their varied interests. such as electronics. civil engineering, and mechanics. si i 'i ' c H fu' ' 1 N'-x 1 tt :em it --L s 3 . ,ui A............., I .1--' V '95 . . . , '..Jwgg 5 . V f-ff t , ' f at K -ff F mn 1 - 2 ag? t, .Av .,.,, 4 1, N, . 4 WM? I V- ' mf is 33 ,C 1? 1 Wf: ,f V fig., -fr '- 4-, ,Q A, mmnwwi J ,, f, ,L - 1 x V 0.31.14 1' ii? I ,, 5+-ss - Klwuvcqfwfc m Wf wff . 1- fre-3-wWB,,,,,,,, 1 W KMQw4a W C' ,f,. ,NW ,,,,.,,,,.,,v, l . .. ,. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB President .....AO.. .OYv,,,, B ERNICE BRITT Secretary ..,..,O,O ...,.,O, L OUISE ABBOTT Vice President ,.O,OOe,.. GRACE PEOPLES Treasurer .... O.,...,.. .OOOO W . PEGGY SNOW Sponsor ....... Y....... M Iss LIB PEAL This year for the first time, the Home Economics Club has joined the state organization. Club members attended a rally in Warrenton and two delegates, Grace Peoples and Marion King, went to a rally in Raleigh. The club is off to a good start and hopes to become one of the most outstanding clubs in school. 34 DER ON HIGH TIORUS ll? rgf. ' iv, fljgi President .,4 A , ,v, T om ROWLAND Vice President ..ee.,..ee FANNIE HARRIS S6C?'6'l'Cl7'y-Tl'6'ClS1LVQT..BILLY COLLINS The chorus was organized in November. and has an enrollment of approximately seventy-five, twenty-four boys and forty-nine girls. The group has appeared on several occasions, including joint concerts with the band. Kiwanis Ladies' Night. and comniencement exercises. The Girl's Chorus participated in the State Contest in Greensboro and received a rating of Hone. The school is very proud of the honor this organization has achieved under the direction of W. T. Hearne. 35 LIBR RY C UN IL President v..... .,..A. G EORGIA ZAPANTIS Secretary-Treaszzrer,BERNICE BRITT Vice President vv.w.w. LOUISE BARCLIFT Program Chairman ...... DORIS COKER Faculty Sponsor.. r. r AA,.... M Iss VERNELLE GILLIAM Activities of the Library Council have consisted mainly of routine work at the circulation desk and the preparation of new books for the shelves. if V 1 ,jf', - f 5 E Q., V ,fag V V' P I . 4' ' P . ,.,.. s' ' ..., S 1 A 'P i Z f ,' f i'M 7ft 7 5- . ' 'PJ' : 6 2 4, . 5 l 1 , - ,. 'Q 4 ' My N f A U- 1 P A 1 ,. 4 ' finial 4 sw-fwfr l 'Q' l , 2, . 5 ........ X M., Uv -1 ' ' ' 7 ff' b '-Y-AH V' ,J- gr .A cr. If A X 36 VETERANS CLUB 1 - ,:w2lQf w'4Zggf,, 'Inf-ang f an ft ' hw 33 t . t at , an .' 'W' ,.,,L r If Ik' V A X 2 ,.,,,, ,4v,,.,L,A. ,ff -1-,l MJ, , N r , ,,,. , -..,,,-,Ns Cofmmanding Ojjlicer ...,, JOHN ALLEN Erecutitve Officer WILLIAM Bud WHITLEY Sgt, Majov ',A,YA,,,.A ..,, D OUGLAS HARPER -la, +E2f x ll vig 'VIIIHHI The Vete-ran's Club was organized this year for the interest of former service men now in High School. Its chief aim is to erect a plaque in front ofthe school in memory ofthe H.H.S. boys who did not return from the war. 37 .. 1..,,, -- SNAPS .1 A Y , U-M J: , T7 ii ,Q .. if 5. X. b 0 3 vw... ----- ' 'W v-, VD uf- MM:- liliw mm T35 gg 3 fi 1 1 I K ' W 5 N l . ,. -W 'WH H---.4 . M ., . ,,,., .sa- Q ' ' Q fi X , - JI Q. -X -Y x Q 3 4 f -Q- G. ,,., I Q . :A 1, N Q- wi x +. v -Nr Y , as Q x 4 ' is 5- -.c.. ,.V, .. -.. ,Sy .N . ..,. ,Q we if 'S :,,f'f:p-- - W ' ,. ,N ,- V .. .ig JYS3 S33 in Q ' mg! Qv I ' 5 6 2 A ' H .' ffl' ii X hifi :Y Fax 5 1 ', ,Y ' r . :-r: 4 1 --I ' 4 .,,': .- xy ' 38 X? .Zia- ATHLETICS x Y9hgr v .g-. Q Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson vm: 1 1 . 1 . ' S , H W FOOTBALL '46 Coach Co-Captains D. C. DA11, Bozo ROBINSON. J. B. RENN Managers FRANK ROBARDS. JOHN WILKERSON RESULTS 45 Roanoke Rapids 32 Chapel Hill . . 0 Wilson . 6 Goldsboro Methodist ....,.... .... 47 Scotland Neck ....... .... 13 Roxboro ........... ...... .... 6 Gxford Orphanage ...... .... 20 Smithfield ...........v,... .... 26 LQX1Hg'EOll ............. .... 201 40 ., .A ,,., ,Hmm . .A 5 M1 3 -W,.,,:.f..f, 1 , . - 5 rs A - .V'.-, A WW .AW Q ' 'E .1 iAA'A3::,A2 A .51-QL ' -f g - ,,Z.Agi1A:',1:L1' A A . 4 : 3Q'3AA'A1.tZ A 1.3. ' ' lm... 'V ' fa wwi 'M -' A.QAfA 15' 'fl ' ...,..g1PgA4, A 'wig A J 5 W ,A In 4, A 1f,,.- gg.. Agffijv ' V Q 7 11 ' ' J , I H AAA... ii: 1' , A - V , .g.1A:A11E:Ezb 4 in A ' :1 2 z. .,,, A A ily A .A A1 111.215-' , A 2 A 4 - 1 ..,. A. 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Mcmczgers RICHARD DAVIS. ALBERT CATLETT RESULTS A 27 A 19 . 28 34 A 34 A 27 24 Warrenton AAAA Goldsboro AAAA Hillsboro .AAA Warrenton AAAA Epsom AAAAAAAAAA Goldsboro AAAAAAA Spring Hope 203 41 B. RENN AA 37 AA 44 A. 45 AA 50 AA 17 AA 54 16 293 5. s .... , ,..1,. , W, K ,V if ' vb J- 5 t, ,..,A HX, up Q 5 , g i n -...ms-aiu -nf x i i I: . 2 if vb, V A, GIRL'S BASKETBALL TEAM , , Coach Co-Captains ANNIE B. BARTHOLOMEW ANN SPRINKLE, ANN BOWLING Managers DOT SNEAD. MINNIE PRIDGEN, DELORES LORD RESULTS Henderson Warrenton Henderson Littleton , Henderson Littleton , Henderson Hillsboro Y Henderson Warrenton Henderson Epsom t,.,. Henderson Spring Hope ....,,o Total O we JUNIOR VARSITY SQUADS The Junior Varsitv teams are estab1iQhed aq ufeederi' for the reffular V 't , . - U C, ars1 y At the end of the season. several boys were promotecl to the regular varsity teams .2 V, V V xVVV.,,1,f GIRL'S JUNIOR VARSITY MISS AGNES FUTRELL, Coach 'u . 3,7 ' ' W A lv .. 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I Q ,.- . 7 ' as T' V V '1 6 .W YY Ay V, I .- I . ew 4 I .. , - , -1'nf I I I A If f In . A... . f :,.s.V ' ,V-.f ,. - I V .V I f H1-.,,...+ - .5 -'.- 5-,: V - , V , ..,., ,V , '4 1:-21, i .:..:'-:-' Qf:v2,.g.,-:-2 ,- 7 -Q., Q ' ' ,.-I BOY'S JUNIOR VARSITY B. C. LONG, Coach 43 CHEER LEADER Cheer leaders are chosen on a competitive basis. Letters are awarded on length of time Served and excellence of Service. CHEER LEADERS FOR CHEER LEADERS FOR FOOTBALL BASKETBALL KATHERINE 'WINDLEY KATHERINE WINDLEY Chief Chief TOM BYRD LEWIS EVANS MARY ELIZABETH PERRY ANN LANGSTON CANELLA BECKWITH JIMMY PAGE DOT SNEAD MARY ELIZABETH PERRY Jo ANNE FRANK CANELLE BECKWITH LEWIS EVANS 2- nf?:.::,-11 av - .Y 11.5 . .. v , 'A I '- . 'xzfzg ,. ,M - ' f ff 1 - ., .-.3 ' .11 ' ' 21 T iv: 'zb--V Q' giz- '. ,, i A 'Wil ' '-Six, . 53 S . ' ' eve I fI.,,,..f,f A 7 H ' ' 1 A ' .f 4- ,, .M A . ij ' -AWA M-'..+,,. tm- f A.. Evans Page Byrd Perry Beckwith Snead Windley Langston Frank Chief 44 M0 OGRAM CL B 1 T 1 . -ai ' . 3 l . A2 2 fw Z l lin ...im f ill In if -- , fffi A' AW' B up ' 2. f 4 'K , fi! ,f',a 'l ' C' -' '71 - .- .. ,g-IH X . -4 ,. 2 ag he V'-' ,. s 3 5, A Sy., u ....4.,..1 21a' w,..a...,.e , flaw-15211 ,. ,. - 4- '92 President ...,Y.., INIATHERINE WINDLEY Secretary .Y .. YA., . ANN SPRINKLE Vice President C. SATTERVVHITE Treasurer ,..Aeew .e,e . CARL WILLIAMS Sergeant-at-Arms .e,, HOXVARD STOKES The Monogram Club is composed of those students who have earned letters While in high school. The purpose of this organization is to further interest in all types of athletics, to bring about better relationships between athletes. student body, and faculty. and in every way to improve and advance the interests and ambitions of Henderson High School, and to strive to make it a better place for our having been a part of it. 45 SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best All-Round Most Likely to Succeed KATHERINE WINDLEY JULIA GARY C. D. HAMM HAROLD CROWDER Most Studious Most Dependable KATIE LOCKE ELIZABETH DAVIS HAROLD CROWDER RUSSELL MCLEAN SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Looking MARY WILLIAMS CARL WILLIAMS Neatest JOE ANN HUNT BILLY Cox Best Dressed JOE ANN HUNT HARRIS EVANS Cutest MINNIE PRIDGEN BOBBY SLACK SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Popular Biggest Flirt MARX' WILLIAMS MARY ELIZABETH PERRY C. D. HAIN'I1NT MARVIN STAINBACK Friendliest VVittiest DOT SNEAD BETTY NICINNIS LEVVIS EVANS LYNVVOOD DRNTON SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic Best Dancers Most Original LIBBY CRISP FANNIE HARRIS BETTY MCINNIS J. B. RENN LEWIS EVANS TOM ROWLAND Most Likely to Marry Most Talented HELEN CATLETT FANNIE HARRIS C. C. SATTERWHITE J. B. RENN 49 SAFETY SERVICE OSCAR CURRIN Loans Payable ill Install- Jeweler ments to Meet Your Convenience. t I t t P 'l S V , N presq4CgZll,l::l. wings Watches : Diamonds Silverware Exquisite Creations OF HENDERSON ,, JOEL T. CHEATHANI, Pl'E'SidE!l'lI M. W. WESTER, Vice Pres.-Cashi D losits Insur d b' M mbership Garnett Street FFDERAL DEI OSLIT INSURXNCE PHONE 246-W CORPOR XTIONI LEGG-PARHAM Congratulations Senior Class 'A' 1947 Buick Automobiles John Deere Tractors if and Implements i' BARNES 120 Wyche Street PHONE 65 FUNERAL HOME f a Compliments of PARKER'S DRUG STOR Your Rexal I Store E . Compliments of TANNER ROOFING COMPANY D- SOUTHSIDE DRUG CO PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS PHONE 789 - IO94 South Williams Street t CLARENCE B. WHITE A COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS i' Phone 43 O-,I Owner and Operator Best Wishes LANGST0N9S CITY CLEANERS Phone 51 WWE D0 IT BETTERU THE HENDERSON GROCERY if Melrose Flour Henderson Flower Shop HENDERSON, N. C. Bonded Member F.T.D. Day Telephone 85 Nite Telephone 379-W THE TIN DAL C0. Distributors of PURE OIL PRODUCTS HENDERSON, N. C. SERVE-ALL SERVICE STATION TELEPHONE 663 WILLIAMS ST. U. S. TIRES WILLARD BATTERIES That Good GULF Gasoline and Oils HENDERSON, N. C. HESTER MOTOR CO. BODY WORKS : PAINTING GENERAL REPAIR l23 Horner Street Phone l305 Congratulations to the Class of 1947 ALEX S. WATKINS West Montgomery Street i' BUILDING SUPPLIES EVEBEADY and PAINTS CHEVROLET C0. The Place of Values Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of1947 Representing The Equitable Life Assurance Society of the United States WOOLARIYS FOR HEALTH'S SAKE Your Friendly Ford Dealer ir INSURANCE RENTALS REAL ESTATE CLEDIENTS Ph 139 H d N C one en erson, . . DI0T0R C0NIPANY Office ll5 Young Street PEOPLE'S DRUG STORE RELIABLE PRESCRIPTIONS Complete Fountain Service PHONES 560 - 561 GLASS WORK TABLE TOPS and MIRRORS AUTO GLASS Plain or Safety Glass ir A. R. Perry's Garage PHONE 300 WHITE BROS. DRUG CIDMPANY Prescription Drnggists HENDERSON, N. C. Henderson Drug Co. FORIVIERLY KERNEPVS PHONE 112 - 113 The Store of Courtesy and Service Bring Us Your Prescriptions FOUNTAIN SERVICE Sodas : Sandwiches : Candy Congratulations CATES INSURANCE AGENCY PHONE soo ,,,,,,,, AIford's Printing and Compliments Uffice Supply Co' GLAMUB SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Henderson, N. C. Printers : Office Outfitters Pianos : Musical Instruments Radios : Gifts PHONE 62 American Coffee Shop The Place to Eat and Meet Your Friends After School DELICIOUS SANDWICHES and AFTERNOON SNACKS HAYES-THUMAS Electrical Service CONTRACTING and GENERAL REPAIR Telephone No. 1304 We Buy and Sell USED CARS We Pay Spot Cash CAN IPLER-PALMER MOTOB C0. STUDEBAKER Sales - Service Henderson, N. C. Phone 452 HUGHES FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Westinghouse Appliances 418 S. Garnett St. Phone 137 HENDERSON, N. C. Compliments of H IGHT'S COAL Harrison Motors. Inc. 135-137 S. W'ILLI1-UVIS ST. AND WQQD DEsoTo and PLYMOUTH AUTOMOBILES OLGA STOKER COAL Sales and Service PHONE 188 HENDERSON, N. C. Phone 1013 W, B, HlGHT Greystone Concrete i Products, Inc. GROCERHES Gnd ' MEATS Build the Economical Way HENDERSON, N. C. pH0NE 157 SPORTING GOODS . Congratulations BAKER'S LOAN OFFICE WA-TKINS QUALITY JEWELRY Musical Instruments : Radios HARDWARE C0. HENDERSON, N. C. For a Complete Line of Furniture Visit ll0TEL VANCE GOOD FOOD REASONABLE PRICES EASY TERDIS 0 We Cater To Banquets and Liberal Discount For Cash Small Parties Your Furniture Needs Are Our , . I YOUR PATRONAGE APPRELIATED First Consideration FOR BETTER PHOTOGRAPHS Compliments .IOYN ERS Of IN HENDERSON, N. C. 4 Friend Cameras 2 Amateur Service EDWARDS fr BROUGHTON COMPANY ESTABLISHED I87I PRINTERS : ENGRAVERS LITHOGRAPHERS Complete Office Supplies and Furniture Raleigh, N. C. 6'The Home of Better Values LEGGETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE ir The Place to Buy Wearing Apparel For the Entire Family Style : Comfort : Reasonable Prices 'A' Hendersorfs Shopping Hubitv MOTOR SALES COMPANY OF HENDERSON Your Cadillac, Oldsmobile, and Pontiac Dealer Expert Alito Repairing Based Upon Years of Experience Towing and Wrecker Service BEST EQUIPPED SHOP IN THIS SECTION Garnett Street Telephones 832 - 1265 F 6fThe Leading Furniture R R Store In This Section C I FURNITURE and A 5 APPLIANCES I f B IJ E A HENDERSON FURNITURE CO. N 410-12 South Garnett I D R Use Our Deferred Payment Plan I E PERFECTION - ESTATE 1 SELLERS X PHILCO, HOT POINT, LAUNDERALL, MAYTAG ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES ak VANCE FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Cash or Easy Terms 'A' 325 S. Garnett Street Phone I82 Henderson, North Carolina g'0nly through teaching and training the rising generations in all the knowledge that the older generation has learned can we send this new generation to greater heights of civilization and rliseovery in the coming years. Congratulations To The Chess of 1947 ir E. G. DAVIS AND SONS COMPANY ROSE'S 5-IO-25C STORES School Supplies ond Other Needs of Faculty and Students Are Given Special Attention. i' VISIT OUR STORES Store Number One ond Executive ond Buying Offices for 123 Stores Henderson, North Corolino First School Bus Built and Operated in North Carolina Was a CORBITT It Operated in Pamlico County in 1917. Thirty Years Ago. 'A' Congratulations to the Senior Class of 1947 THE CORBITT COMPANY Henderson, North Carolina my 7555555 WMF? 3F5ff3?W5'??f?.SfiTf Bottler v LANE NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY Established 1910 Compliments of HENDERSON COTTON MILLS HARRIET COTTON MILLS GREETINGS SEN IORS You have just completed a Circle of Time. The four past years now go on the self, lablecl . . . FINISHED BUSINESS. YOU now turn to greet the new days that lie ahead. We cannot of course, know what to expect from these days, but happily we do have FAITH IN YOU. Because of this faith We feel fully con- fident of your ability to take in stride whatever obstacles or opportunities that may come. 0ur Very Best Wishes To You 'Ar FIRST NATIONAL RANK IN HENDERSON HENDERSON. N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation WOOTTEN-MUULTON PHOTGGRAPHERS ak STUDIOS AT CHAPEL HILL FORT BRAGG NEW BERN . : Yi i 1 ,r z 5 L 23? ,ff gif! + fs, f aug. S55 135 YF??a li- 4 Eii l l Z1 'ill ' l'l4, . Lifil gf ,QQ i, 5' 'gg ' IA gi fm .li -rg 5331 my I if iii? ,Maj :seq .sag YE? 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