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

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CLASS HISTORY We the 5en1or Class of 1952 entered this 1nst1tut1on of learning in the fall of 1948 The leaves had turned red for that time of the year but we were still very green We were probably the greenest freshmen ever to enter this school We elected Bobby Renn as President Tyson ennette as VICC President Thelma Barchft as Secretary Bobby Young as Treasurer The homeroom teachers who gave us guiding hands were Miss Litaker Miss McDonald Miss Ellis and Mr Jlrmec In the fall of 1949 we again entered the portals of Henderson High School this time as seasoned Sophomores W1th Walter Parker as President F ranklm Elliott as VICC Pres1dent an1e Hunt as Secre tary and Tyson ennette as Treasurer another year passed success fully The highlight of the year was the choosing of sixteen of us to be waiters and waitresses at the unior Senior Banquet Our homeroom teachers were Miss Litaker Miss McDonald and MISS E is and upper classmen We elected Tyson ennette as Pres1dent Vir glnia Morris as VICC President Bobby Young as Secretary and Amaryllis Beasley as Treasurer We had the tremendous task of planning the junior Senior Banquet We had our class play a comedy called The Daffy Dills and it was a great success thanks to the efforts of Miss Litaker Miss Hughes Miss Walser and Mr Porter our sponsors In April we had our unior Senior Banquet and it was highly successful Our theme was Hitch Your Wagon to a Star The entlre class worked together to make the year a success In 1951 when we again passed through the doors of our dear Alma Mater we could hardly bel1eve that we were Senlors W suddenly felt mature and started plann1ng for our careers We elected Bill Payne as President Bobby Renn as V1ce President Amaryllis Beasley as Secretary and Ann Williams as Treasurer Our home room teachers were Miss Litaker Miss Wfalser and Mr Porter In the years to come we shall all look back to the years we spent at our old Alma Mater and remember them as the best years and the happiest years of our lives TYsoN JENNETTE Hzstorzan 2 , A . A , . . . . . n If . , I , n . , .I ' i I 2 . . , . , . . , D . . . 7 . 7 . . ' . . 7 . . ,. - . , J . - 9 .I 9 ' . . 7 . 7 . ll' . In September, 1950, we again returned, but this time as Juniors v J . 7 . - . . . . - . , , . . - . I 7 CC ' 33 ' , 9 J l . J ' 3 I 7 ' 7 v . y J . - . , . - cc ' 37 ' , . , . e . . A 3 . - I . , . y 7. . ' i - . . , . , L . l 3 7 7

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SENIORS flu tw gg-14 1:-, qs- w- MILDRED CORNELIA WILLIAMSON Mzldred' ROBERT GILI. YOUNG, JR Chzck Here s a u who 3 on the ball Cute, Jwecl, moe and neat g JJ She s a gzrl tha! 5 hard to beat Gee Club 9 10 FHA 9 10 Dramatlcs Club 9 GAA 10,11 4H Club 9 In the feld ry' sports he topx them all Football 9 10 11 12 Basketball 9 10 11 12 Baseball 9 10 11 12 Monogram Club 10 11 12 Capta1n Football Team 12 Key Club 11 12 Camera Club 9 Treasurer Freshman Class Secretary umor Class Vlce Presldent Monogram Club 12 umor Senlor Walter Student COunc1l 9 10 PEP PAC Staff Super latlve PROUD WERE WE Entermg as Freshmen no one knew How proud were we to belong to You Standmg erect w1th your doors open w1de Greetmg each new face w1thIn your strlde Workmg as Sophomores to learn sornethmg new Proud were we to belong to You GlV1I1g us strength to work and play Guxdmg us through each wonderful day Rlslng as JUHIOTS w1th work to do Stlll proud were we to belong to You RCCClV1Hg the help of a teacher s hand, Wmnmg hlgh honors for our team and band Advancmg as Sen1ors In the class of fifty two More proud were we to belong to You Longmg though when we say good bye Remembermg Our dear school Henderson Hrgh JOYCE REGISTER Poet 26 . 1- .W ' H li Q I J, 010393, ,ff , -Q., A ' A H . , cz ' as J '9 ,C - cc s a , . 9 ' I na .U t . l , . . . , Q 3 y 5 a I a a 1 Q . . . Q ' - 5 9 I a 7 3 9 ? , , 1 , . a 3 J 1 - Q J ' 1 9 S ' s , 1 9 9 . . . . . , a 7 ' . 9 a 7 I I ,

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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA County of Vance City of Henderson Henderson High School We The Seniors of Henderson Senior High School of the year 1952 being of sound body and mind realizing that we are soon to be graduated feel that we are endowed with many valuable characteristics and wish to bequeath them ac cordingly We do hereby declare the following to be our last will and testament ARTICLE I To The Faculgf Item I To Mr Kesler we leave our fondest affections and gratitude for coming into our school and making friends so quickly Item II To the faculty we can only promise that we ll always remember them and make good use of the knowledge they helped us gain no matter where the trail of life leads us ARTICLE II To The Classes Item I To the un1or Class we leave our Senior Dignity and privileges and hope that their senior year may be as successful as ours has been Item II To the Sophomore Class we leave the thrill of the first un1or Senior Banquet and class rings Item III To the Freshman Class we leave our school spirit and leadership ability and hope they will expand In the course of the three enjoyable years ahead ARTICLE III To Indzvzduals Chappell Item II Evelyn Adams and Tyson ennette leave their studious attltudes to all next year s seniors who are In need of lt Item III oyce Register leaves her beauty to Shirley Knott Item IV We leave Bill Umphlett s good looking clothes to Roy Rodwell wand George Holden Item V Chick Young and Bobby Renn leave their athletic ab1l1ty to Charlie Bussey Item VI Janie Hunt s lovely personality we leave to Ruth Watkins Item VII George Rose Watkins leaves his good looks to Bobby Noel Item VIII We leave Janie Overby s and Faye Halls naturally curly hair to ean H1cks Item IX To Sue Ann Bell we leave Margaret Rooker s and Marcelle Sparks faithfulness Item X Bill Payne bequeaths his height to Wallace and William Cawthorne Item XI Marle Pace leaves her frankness to Helen Mason We hope It will never get her In trouble Item XII Nancy McLemore leaves her cute ways and wit to Lena Kay Item XIII Edna Shearin and Dallas Fuller leave thelr love for dancing to Lillie Tapp Latta 28 i l . J . - . Item I. Norman White and D. O. May leave their musical talents to Norma . J ' ' , . ' . J ' 3 3