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

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Seniors XVERNON G. XYAUGHAN A litllf nonymre now and llzrn I5 relislzfd by ilu' 11115251 of amz. Student Council QQ Band g, 1o, II, 123 Basketball Mgr. II, Monogram Club II, 123 Bulldog Reporter 1 13jr.-Sr. Com. 1 I1 PEP-PAC Staff I2Q Archery Club g3 Pit Band II, DEWEY XVE1,1.s Ml'Vl1alvzw lzf allemplfd, he ,bf'1'f0rn1f'1l. H. R. Vice Pres. III H. R. Treas. gg Archery Club gg jr. Red Cross Council g3 Glee Club g, IOQ Dramatics Club g3 Bulldog Staff IOL Jr. Varsity Basketball IO, II, Football IO: All-State Band IOQ Jr.-Sr. Dance Com. II, Pres. Student Body I2Q Delegate to N. C. Student Council Congress 12 lTreas. 1233 Band g, 1o, II, 12, Pit Band g, IO, II, Escort for Football Game 12. R. C. W1H11TE I slfpl, and dreamed that life was lvfaulyg I woke and-found lhal life was dulyf, Student Council g, 12, jr, Red Cross Council IO, Jr. Varsity Basketball QQ Class Vice Pres. IOQJIH-S11 Wafter IO, jr. Play IIQ jr.-Sr. Com. 11: Junior Kiwanian I21 State Student Council Congress 123 Ed. State Student Council journal 12. MARY VVORTHAM WIGGINS g'W'z'z'lz suwlmfsr frmlz as arty rose. Glee Club g, IO, II, 121 Dramatics Club g. OL1.1E MAE W11.1,1AMsoN 'LI have a lzaar! zuillz room for every jqyf, Glee Club g, IO, II, 122,111 Dramatics Club g. LOTTIE LOUISE W11.L1AMs l'Tlze prior of wisdom 15 above' r11b1'f'.1. lkliddleburg High School gg Glee Club Il, Mono- gram Club II, 12, Beta Club II, 12, Basketball II, Commencement Marshal IOQ Chief Marshal 113 Editor-in-Chief Bulldog 12, H. R. President Ill Student Council 12, Honor Roll II. MARX' PEGGY WORTHAM If we always' facr llze 5llll.SlZZ'7ZP, llze xlzadozw will fall bflllilldf, H. R. Sec. g, IO, Ill Student Council Sec. IIQ Class Sec. 1o3 Red Cross Council g. SARA BRIDGERS WYCHE 'gFor a bfllrr friend one must lrazffl marry a 77lIlf'.H Honor Roll g, II, H. R, Bulldog Reporter II1 Usher for Class Play III, Chairman of Finance Committee fortlunior-Senior 1 1 3 Class Treasurer 1 1 3Jr. Dramatics Club gg Sr. Dramatics Club IO, IIQ Historian 1 I1 Glee Club 123 Cheer Leader 123 H. R. TFCZSUFCTIQQ Man- aging Editor PEP-PAC. HEI.EN PERSON YOUNG ':Sl1f who plants k1'ndaP5.1 gallzerf love. Student Council 1o, ll, Beta Club g, IO, 11, 123 Band II, 121 PEP-PAC Staff I21 Charm Club og Glee Club 11, I2, Huddle Queen Attendant II, Archery Club QQ Marshal at Graduation g, 103 Honor Roll g, IO, Usher at Class Play IIQ Usher at Band Concert II, Dramatics Club IOQ Committee for Jr. Sr. II, junior Dramatic Club g.

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Seniors N-J' 4501 Q33 if G ' V I We 2 L ,HQ . 4 . X 'Q' Y E f Q . o f -ff- 7 A V ' 4 ' J gs A . X 1. ' - ,. Ai, :' nip .14 5-5, 1, g.:,1gv,fb: v'- 3 W! f W s f f S 15' ,,,,,, ..,.. , X? ff 5' . CHARLES STANLEY I profess not talking, only this, Le! earlz man do his best. Red Cross Rep. 9, IO. MAE DELL STEvENsoN L'Sn1iles are the language of lovef' Glee Club 9. IO, Home Ee. Club II, 12, Basketball 9, IO. BETTY SUE STOKES 'LI would help ollzers, out of afell0wj'eeling. Band 9, Io, II, 12, Glee Club 9, IO, IQ, Band Li- brarian 9, ro, 11, I2Q Glee Club Librarian 12, Pit Band 9, Io, II, 121 Home Ee. Club ggjr.-Sr. Com. II. BETTY THOMAS Her slalure tall-I hate a dumpy womanf, Student Council IO, Home Ec. Club CVice Pres.j 12, GEORGE TUCKER There are nmmenls when silence, prolonged and unbroken, ,Wore expressive may be llzan all words ever spoken. H. R. Officer 9, Io, II, Football 9, 10, II, Basket- ball 9, IO, Monogram Club 9, 10, II, 12, junior Kawinian 12. LEWIS EDWARD Uackiel TURNER 'LQf a good beginning eornellz a good endf, Archery Club 9, H. R. Officer 9, Honor Roll IOQ Student Council II, Trcas. II, School Store II, 12, -jr.-Sr. Com. II, Class Play Ill Delegate to N. C. Student Council Congress 1 IQ Band Dance Com. 10, II, Ways and Means Com. 12, Band 9, Io, 11, 12, Pit Band I2Q PEP-PAC Staff IO, II, 12, Bus. Mgr. PEP-PAC IQ, jr. Rotarian 12, Sr. Superlative 12. JAMES ALFRED VAN DYKE The rule of :ny llfe zs fo make business a pleasure and pleasure Ury bll.VlIIf'.Y.V.l, Rifle Club Q1 Football Il, 12, Basketball II, Red Cross Council IOL H. R. Vice President. 12, Glee Club II. SHIRLEY LUCILE VAUGHAN Her voice is low, lzer manner sweet, Sl1e's genlle, dainly, and pelilef' Dramatics Club 9, Sr. Dramatics Club IO, II1 Library Club 12, Bulldog Reporter for the Library Club 12. -

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Class Histor XVE THE SENIOR CLASS of '48 entered Henderson High School in the fall of 1943 one hundred and twenty-eight strong. Wie were known as Neighth graders, and were told not to call ourselves freshmen. We finally, after overcoming our greeness. found our way around and got off to a good start. Nothing much happened our first year, but we were slowly becoming a vital part of H. H. S. Our officers for the first year included: President, Dewey Wfellsg Vice President, Tommy Rose, Secretary, Delores Lord. XVhen we met together in September, 1944, we had finally become full-fiedged freshmenealthough we weren't very fresh in high school. The class consisted of three homerooms which were under the sponsorship of Miss Harkey, Miss Carter, and Miss Bateman. Under the leadership of President, Mary Jane Ballg Vice Presi- dent, Ann Dixon, and Secretary, Becky Mayo, we were beginning to feel that we were now a part of the school. In the fall of 545 we again entered the portals of our dear Alma Mater. We were now only one hundred and thirteen strong. lfVe felt closer together, and we passed successfully through one more year. Twelve of us were selected for waiters and waitresses for the junior-Senior. In 1946, we were Juniors, and it was time for us to begin thinking of giving a junior-Senior Prom of our own. It was a big success, and a good time was had by all at 'fDogwood Manor? Our officers were Thad Goodrich, President, Tommy Rose, Vice President: Shirley Ehret, Secretary, and Sara XVyche, Treasurer. Our play, 'QA date with Judy was also a big success. Then our class rings finally arrived and caused much excitement in the halls of H. H. S. Of course they were the most beautiful ever made. In the spring Dewey Wells was elected from our class as Presi- dent of the Student Body. Now the time had finally come to which we had really looked forward. We were Seniors and were beginning to realize that after june we would never be together again as a class. Our Hsteering committee for our last year in H. H. S. was President, Harold House, Vice President, Bozo Roberson, Secretary, Delores Lordg and Treasurer. Tommy Rose. Many events happened during this year, our class play, our trip to Wlashington, the Junior-Senior given in our honor, and other Senior parties. Also we selected the superlatives from our class. Now our graduation day is near at hand, and we are preparing for our future years. Eighty-eight strong, we will always have a warm and tender feeling toward our dear Alma Mater, where we spent a vital part of our lives. ANN DIXON, Historian 18