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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1953 volume:

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Do you think We'll ever forget our stay in Henderson High School? Just to be sure that we won't, the PEP-PAC Staff of l953 has gathered together, in one book, all our memories- our laughter our sadness our work our play our hopes. our frxends and our amb1t1ons all these are found here 1n th1s book We of the staff wlth the ald of our most fa1thful advlser have worked earnestly to g1ve to you the b1gg9St and best annual ever pubhshed by a sen1or class at Henderson H1gh School We hope you l1ke xt Aga1n the theme reverts to the present sen1or class motto To the Stars Through D1fHcu1ty and may each sen1or fulfill h1s dreams and reach the stars 1-, '1- .hip N + +-if:- QQ figs J 1 5. llf '-1-wc 2 3 A Lu X R ' f I ' ' ' Ly 'J 1 W .fl I N ' fl l , Q A ? ' ' f fs: , , - 53' 2? p- , 4, . - c. y , f f y sh m 7 , 1 Q Q h I 5 'plum 5 ' . Q 3 4 QL? - ' I W ,,..-. 21, l E . l Y , .I Q - ' V 1 .Qy- M., :I - . it ' ' 'fr ', L wr. 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L-+, i4 5 ,. -Q - .H Q Administration f Clubs Annual Staff Athletics Advertisers . 7 , ff E , f 1 iw, ., V - ,. T r. - - f lf, . . ,-,-.nm cFarland R. E. Tanner Mr. and Mrs. 1- .a--43- s ' . :- - Infant. .. . ' -' .L . 4+-?:i4E3wL. ' -.UM x. . . , , sg, A ' A TRIBUTE T0 GUR PARENTS As we near the end of our high -school career, we pause in reverent retrospect, remembering you, our parents. who have shared all our smiles and tears, and who now proudly watch as We march for the last time down the aisle. your hearts and thoughts with us and for us. To you we pay our tribute as We leave H. H. S. and enter upon a new advonturefan adventure We think we are capable of coping with because of the ideals that you have instilled in us. Mr. and Mrs. VV. H. Abbott Mrs. Aliene Abbott Mr and Mrs R. A. Adams Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Adams Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Baker Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Beas- le ' Mr.5and Mrs. H. VV. Bell Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bryant Mr. and Mrs. J T. Bur- roughs Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Bussey Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Capps Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Caw- thorne Mr. and Mrs. Abner Cobb Mrs Mary Coclas Mrs. M. W. Coghill A Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Collins Mrs. R. F, Crews Mr. Brooks Ellington and Mrs. Vance Macy Mrs. P. F. Evans Hook Mr. and Mrs. Paul Faulk- HEI' Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Faulk- DSI' Mr. and Mrs. Ira G. Felts Mrs. Mary C. Forsythe Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gris- som Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Gupton Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Gup- ton Mr and Mrs. H. D. Guy Ml' iand Mrs. O. H. Gwynn Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Harper Mr Mr . and Mrs. W. L. Harris Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Hicks Mr. and Mrs. J, F. Hight Mr. and Mrs. Fred B. Hight Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Howell Mrs. Bela Irvin Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Kelly S. XV. Knott Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Latta Mr. and Mrs. der Mrs. Fred M Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Lavin- R. G. Mason Gus Matalas Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Mat- thews Mrs. Helen C. Melton Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Mills S. R Minis Mr. Joe Mann Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Mitch- iner Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Mor- gan Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Neath- ery Mr. and Mrs. A. S. New- man Mr. and Mrs. D. L. New- man, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. M. E. New- man Dr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. by Mrs. Mary B. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Noel H. L. Over- Parham T. A. Park Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Pirie Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Pulley Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Rainey Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rober- son Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Robert- son Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Rogers Mr. and Mrs. Mellvin Ross Mr. and Mrs. Fred San- ford Mr. and Mrs. J. Glenn Satterwhite Mr. and Mrs. R. P. W. Seaman Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Mr and Mrs bark Mr. and Mrs. son Mr. and Mrs. I'lI'1g1Ol'l . J. XV. Smith N. B. Smith . L. B. Snead . O. L. Stain- G. E. Steven- O. K. Thar- Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Van Mr. and Mrs. J. H. V'hee- ler Mrs. Ed White Mr. and Mrs. John J. White Mr. and Mrs. J. B, Wig- gins Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Wil- kerson Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Wood Mr. and Mrs. G. F. Wood- Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Pe- G. L. Hedgepeth gram lief W. L. Harris and Mrs. DEDICATION .gas 1 lhe PEP PAC Staff of 1953 IS to d9dlCat9 th1S exghth ed1txon of our annual to MISS Clyde Hunter Durmg her many years at Henderson Hlgh she has not only befrlended the poor green freshmen but also glven excellent counsel to the upperclassmen and facultv We dedmcdte thls volume to lVl1SS Hunter Wlth deep gratxtude for her wlsdom, her fI16HdSh1p and her pat1ence 7 fr ,. M , . J , :hh L , A A. - Y I 'J Q, Nl x V X 'su is 1' , V mfg ,VV PQ. ' - N 0 - .4 . 'rg - f . M 4' ' VP -View K - 1 ' l ca H ADMINISTRATION ,gmail 'H' MR WILLIAM D PAYNE MR F D KESLER Supenntendent of Henderson Prmczpal of Henderson Semor Czty Schools Hzgh School FACULTY MRS EDWARD G COBB Home Economzcs 'W +0 aj, 54 MR WILLIAM T HEARNE Band Dzrector MRS MARTHA RANSDELL Hzstory and Journalism MISS ELIZABETH HUGHES French and Latm MISS CLYDE HUNTER Mathematzcs 8 MR ROBERT B HARRISON Sczence and Dean of Boys HICKS MISS EVELYN KILPATRICK English MISS ESTELLE LITAKFIR English MR. VERNON MORRISON Math, History, Coach MISS DORATHY SHEARIN Physical Education MR. WINSTON SIEGFRIED Athletic Director MR. JAKE SMITH Science MISS ELIZABETH STEVENSON Mathematics MISS MATILDA THOMPSON Commerce MRS. GRACE VICKERY Commerce MISS FRANCES WALSER English MISS CATHERINE WEIR Librarian and Dean of Girls MRS. ETHEL H. WHITE Social Science MRS. HELEN BARNES Music MRS. G. W. MCBROOM Dietitian ,, ray, 1--,QA . v. L1 , PEP PAC STAFF 1952 53 Jour XIIILHIN1-R Eclztm zn Chzef THURSIOL FAULKNER Busmess Manager Jo lx1xxER Asszstant Edztor Faxxcx-N THARRINGTON Asszsfanz Feature HANK: WOOD Asglsmnt Business Manager XHRFQQQQEY SCWO? Edzwr BLTSY XAILLIAIXIS Cuculatzon Manager SLE Aww BFLL Feature Edztm WILLIAM IXIATTHEWS Business Asszstant JF-xw FALLKNER Asszstant Feature Edztor CHXRLPS BAKER Spovte Edztor ALIQL I'IOLI. IDAY Spmls Edztor RONNIE HIGHT Spmts Edztor GEORGE STEYENSON Art Edztor Miss FRANCES WALSER Advzser 10 PEGGY WIGGINS Typtst BOBBY NOEL Photographer , 1 VY wh lr' 95 Q' 1 0+ 42.1 14' .A vxgkwr A55 ak 43 'it Z Q B..- f ..f' ' . . A 5 f' x X Epox - 15 X f f? 7 w XL'A Xb ' RSX ? X555 f i 'X-xx -X fy Xjyf I , it S Q X .' ,. 5531221 X V fx ff SOPHISTICATED SENIORS JOLLY JUNIORS IW: FRISKY FRESHMEN SOLEMN SOPHOMORES NIO - - A V X I lx '1 '7' ' ... Tx 'EMI I XXX ,4- gx Z ff K KX R, V i ff We Lg, ' f N21 X EN ik gf . XR 59 7f'2,rHF f 26 VYIHH' C ,, ,ii ,fify ,, XA-.J - V :Xl 4 A N Urn? X N x X ff' X T fajyfy I . X--Xjkfgxxf -f - - L jf, - V, ww X f 'X X X 5 Xmf X A xxx K , VV' fy x Q!!! XX . fa if X ff!! 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'J I I , V' O SEN IORS A H453 fa A I . 5, , 5, NELL11: RUrH COBB Ncllle Her good uovks an too numefous to measure To possess hw Mzcndshzo lS melted a f'lQl197.l,'le Cheerleader 2 3 4 Sec of Llbrary Councll 3 Sec FHA 2 Vo1levbal12 FTA 4 French Club 3 Vlce Pres FTA 4 Monogram Cluo GAA 123 4FHA123 H1SlOT18H L1brarx Councll 2 3 4 Bessie l'HFo CoDAs Bess Its wally something thats uonhuhzle French Cltb 3 4 Secretary 4 FTA 4 Presl dent 4 Clee Club 1 Drama-1t1cs Club 1 G A A 1 2 3 4 Delebate to Greensboro Play Day 2 Softball 2 Band 1 2 3 4 Homeroom Officer 4 Bulldog Staff 4 Future Teacher Day 1n Greensboro 4 GEORCF PxRHAN1 COGHILL Cooqzc Hzs spmklzn uzl he cannot hzdc I-Ie Cozcldnl be se1 Lous zj he trzecl Latln Club 1 2 Vlce Pres 1 Pres 2 Dra ma ICS Club 1 Jr Plav Jr Sr Halter 2 Jr Sr C0l'I1lU1llCG 3 Rod Cross Representatlwe MARILYN EVANS COLLINS Mavzlyn And she uzll My and do The task All you have to do zs ask Band 1 Z 3 4 Basketball? 4 FTA 4 Latln Club 1 2 Glee Club 1 GAA 1 2 3 4 Jun1or Plax Usher 3 MARY ANNL Cnrus Pat I one k1ou,s he? he thru zealzfes Best tlmzgs Come zn small s es Student Counc1l 1 3 GAA 1 2 .5 4 Pres 3 Latm Club 1 2 Sec Trcas 2 Delebate to Greensboro Plav Dav 1 2 3 Jr Sr Wa1tfeSS 2 Wlnner of Sportsmanshlp Avx ard 2 Basket ball Manager 3 Treas Tumor Class FHA 3 'Xlonogram Club 4 Chlef Flag Bearer 4 Bull doo Staff 4 Superlatlve Lfxuvt AINX VVILKERSON EDVS ARDS Juana A generous hem! a mady hand Shc always helps as but she can Glee Club 1 Jr Vars1t5 Bwsketball 1 Vars1ty Ba kttballz 3 GAA 1 7 .3 4 Bulldog Staff 4 Softball 3 Delegate to Greensboro Plav Dav . J , I ,111 ,f , nf , ' H 4. ,' an , A , 1 r ' . 'f ' . . .- 2 1' ' JK.,-3 5. uf, 1. ' ' ' , . . . ' , -, , 1 I . E- - Q V , - . . 9 Q . 4 9 . . - , ,W Q . -, , . - , 43. . ... , ,-, g . . . , . 1 4g .Y 7 v ' 1 l 1 1 I v Q 'l , , .. f 1 -, I - p , '. I . 2' J xiz.. To stop and watch her lovely smzle, . ' f f ' ' ' ' ' ' ' G ' ' , - , 4 . Q 1 Q ' I . . . . ' V ' , ' ' , - - . K1 5 - . 7 . 7 . 7 K - 7 1 7 3 7 7 ' ' ' ' . f ' . . A 7 A ' ' 7 ' ' ' 7 9 ! 7 7 7 ,, ' ' . ' ' - . . . ' A ' ' F ' ' A ' Q L 3 . Q. I ,L , 1 '? . V U C , U H .lb 1 . . ' 1 T- - ,I Q ,. 4 . . ., I H ' , -' .H , ',- 2 ,- 2 .' Ps- . . , LQ ' . I .. I - Q . ' Kr Q ' . , . f ' . 1 4 ' . ' ' .- . Q - ' ' 5 3 1 . . 3, 1, 2, 3. REBECCA ANN EI.r.1NC'rON. Bvc'lcy Tlllf?7'Kf4f ouc' Ilzing about her urcrymw A-:mu-5, Tlus gzrl Is allways on hm' toes. Lntln Club 1. 2g G.A,A. 1, 2, 3: Junior-Senior Waltrcss 21 Feature Editor of Bulldog 43 G,A,,-X, Reporter 3: Cllcerlcadc-r 2. 3. 4: Assistant Chicf Cheerleader 4g Library Council 43 Monogram Club 4. ' ELAINE OlNP21L EVANS. Laney A soft voice, a friendly smile, That seems to be her style. DOUGLAS THEODORE FAULKNER Douq Not U. romeo or a flzrt Just a boy who llkc 9 a skzrt Baseball 1 2 3 4 Bulldog Stal? 3 Monogram Club 4 THURSTON UPCHURCH FAULKNER Love Hzs personallty plus his grms Is why he has so many frzends Student Councll 1 3 Treas of Student COunc1l 4 Kev Club 3 4 Busmess Mgr PEP PAC Stall 4 Jr Varslty Basketball 1 V3rS1lV Basketball 2 3 4 FTA 4 French Club 3 4 Monogram Club 3 4 Superlatwe 4 REBECCA FELTS Rebecca It s always I wzll never I mlght And what shc does lS done 'rlght Bulldog Staff 4 ELDRIDGE ELKIN FORsxTHE Eldrzclqc Youll find the one u hos aluays slcady ls also the one whos aluays 1eady wk' ,K .Y l . . J . 7 Y 7 7 7 ff ,w J . - - 1 u 1 . ' , Q . y Z -- - . 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SENIORS WALTFR BIADISON Gmssou JR Walleo If etayzng happy nas a Crzme cl be l'll yazl all tht Il Q John Graham H1311 Wauonton N C 1 2 PHI LLIS Roan GUITON Phgllze Althozgh :hee .shmt and tather small She lates high unh one and all D12il1131lLS Club 1 GAA 1 2 3 4 Bulldog Staff 4 LIbrary CouncI1 4 ROGER JACKSON GUPTON Roger Although hzgh grades he never makes Still thza boy has what tt takes Jr Varaltv Football 1 2 Varslty Basketball i DIANE JOINAS GUY Dana Of the pact She never boasts , The fzlmc lo hm counts th! most S1LlClQI11COL1lf1C1l1 2 Band 1 2 3 4 .latin Cl'1l9f Marabal 3 Honor Roll 1 2 3 Super latlwe 4 DoN HILL GWINN Don It hzs name you elm mention Its save to dvau, much attention Student Councxl 1 2 Jr VarsIty Football 2 Varsltx Football 3 4 Latm Club 1 2 Band 1 Baseball 1 Monogram Club 4 PFGCY MAF HARI ER Peggy Ajfable dzsposztzon Uncanny tntuztzon L1brary COlll'1Cll Prealdent 4 GAA 3 4 Bulldog Staff 3 V. xx if I ' 1 ,V 6 Q D . , S Y 'a A I' -4'1 ' 5. v . ' 1? 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I . , , . . , 1.2, ' . 22 W ELIZABFIH NLM 'XIAN HARRIS Izbby e num ll JY 109115 a thz My should she 4 s qo lie? 11 D mmltle Ch J f JLIl'llO1 Plxx Lxlur Pro rum COFIIYIIIUCS 3 u ldoq St :tl 4 lu m 4 Ir br Cc tee 'l Home EL XXX r' IXI-'X lxxr Hxmus 1617141 L71 ll I can arp is lol f 5 3 4 4 H Club 1 Llbrarv Counul 4 FH A 1 Concert Uslur 2 3 4 Bua Dr1vLr 3 4 JFRRY HARW1-:LL HARRIS Jerry We all Should be more lzke Jerry He 'neter takes any tzme Lo worry JEAN PXRH-XXI HICKS Jean Although Shea always HL a hurry Shell be late dont you worry Band 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 .Z Beta Cub 2 3 4 Bullcloq Staff ECll1OI' 4 GAA 1 2 3 Q., Jumor Plav Marshal 1 Honor Roll 1 3 RONIALD GRAY HIGHT Ronnze Everyzmze ue see thzs boy We .seem to lzke hmz more and more Bulldog Stuff 3 Jr Plav Commlttee Delegate to Bows State Kev Club 4 PFP PAC Staff 4 Home Room Premdent 4 Red Cross Councll 3 TXLER MCLEAXI HIGHT Tyler The rnan uho does, not try to smg Is not it for anythzng Latm Club 2 Homeroom Treasurer 1 Glee Club 3 1 EPT-Q SENIORS Q gn 14 ' :- O 1 D 23 4 ' . 4 n ' A D ' Sh 1 - ' 'f '1 . out 'llQ. 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Majorettc 2, 3, 4: Q.A.A. 11 Secretary of Class fi JJ 5 1 5 . 1 , 15' 1 x ' -- 1 1 1: 1 1 5' 1 - 1 1 , 4 .1 l 1 i l 1 v V fl ' 1 1 1 1, 1' L , If - 11 - V 1 W- . 1 ' ' I ll ' I fr I 9- 'S fi 'X SEN IORS at ara, ELEANOR GREY HOWELL Drckey Blrd If more people were lzke thls suucet grrl Wouldnt rt be a wonderful world Secretary of homeroom 1 Marshal 1 Bulldog Staff 4 Testator 4 Treasurer homeroom 4 Red Cross Representatlve 3 FRANKLIN IRVIN Frank Whenever you hear a su oon or szgh You know that Franklin just ualked Band 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 1 Jumor Play Superlatxve Jr Sr Wa1ter Jr Varslty Foot bal 1 BARBARA JEAN KELLY, f'Barbaral' A lzttle gzrl with a great bzg heart Shes always sure to do her part Band 1, 4, Future Teachers of Amerxca 4 Latm Club 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, G A A 1,2 3 Flat, Bearer 4, Marshal 1, Honor Roll for Year 1, SHIRLEY G KNOTT Shzrley She ls altractzve she aluays uas Because pretty LS as pretty does Band 1 2 Majorette 3 4 Tatm Club 1 2 GAA 1 2 'lreasuler 3 Prompter Jumor Play Jr Sr Wartress Homeroom Ohicer 1 2 3 Bulldog Staff 4 Future Teachers Club 4 Glee Club 1 LILLIE TAPP LATTA Tapp To sum hm up rs very szmple A cute face to match her dzmple Latm Club 1 2 French Club 3 4 Glee Club 1 GAA 1 2 3 Future Teachers of America 4, Band 1, 2, 3 4, P1tBar1d 3, 4, Feature Edltor Bulldog Staff 4 Dramatlcs Club 1 Jumor Plav, Marshal 1, Honor Roll l, Jr Sr VVa1t ress CARL1oN LFSLIL LAXINDER JR 'Cmltonu Life fades au au as does bubbles So ulzu worry about your troubles Band 1, 2, 3 Camera Club 1, School Bus Drlvers Club 4, Lalm Club 1, 3 . -4 Y X' 0. 5 .4 YQ . 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' ' , 24 ELIZABETH ELLEN LAVINDLR Ellen In her quzet and modest uazy He1 uork 1.5 done uzihout dclay 4 H Club 1 Band l 2 3 French C lb Progrlm Chairman ot French Club 4 Future Tcachers of Amcrlcx 4 VIxIA1x JEANNFTII lVlANlN Vzman Wzll hu talkzng ncue1 erase' Not untzl shc s sazcl her pcace CHARLES WILLIAM lVlASON C B Hzs outstandmg charactcrlstzc Is being so zndwzdualzstzc Football Mgr 1 2 Key Club 2 3 4 Latn Club 1 2 Band 3 4 Jr Play Key Club Play ELAINE C MATALAS Elaine A gurl who thinks of cyerythmg S0 someday .shc alll have a nnq' SUpCrlHtlVe 4 Ifuture Teachers of Amerlca 4 Sccrctary4 G AA 1 Z 3 4 Dramatlcs Club 1 Glcc Club 1 2 AClVOI't1SlI1f.f 1VIom'Igcr of Bulldog 4 Decoratlon Commlttee Jr Sr Frcnch Club 3 4 Rcd Cross Reprcsentatxvc Presldent 4 WILLIABI THOMAS MATTHEWS Wzllze No nIatte1 where no nzalter when Hes one on whom you can depcnd PEP PAC Staff 4 Asslstant Busmess Mgr 4 Jumor Play Ushcr 3 Stage Commlttee 3 -XNIVIE JEALNETTE MELTOL Jenny Bcll Its easy to stay zn the pznlc If uou lwe the uay you thznk L1brarw Counc1l 3 vw ,f 5 ' I A4-Ifla 'F' 25 SENIORS A SEN IORS BEw'sY WAYNE MILLS Booqzg A boy UllO aluays looks lzzs lust B causc lm ually knows lzou lo dn B nd 1 2 3 4 P11 Band 3 4 Gloo Club 1 JUl'l10I'P1dW FTA 4 Bulldog Stall 4 Super lal1vL 4 Wmncr ol Poslgr Contgst 4 THOMAS E TXIITXTS Tomnzzy usual uzt nd 1 Us nz 11111111 IS 1 Ialcnrcd 1 Key Club Plav ALIHIOI 3 JUl'llU1 Pln 3 Baud 3 Bulldog S1111 3 bupcrl.1t1v1 4 F FA 4 Jo ANN lVl11CHEL1 WI 111 111 mu I17lCld?b0lIl1lI Cnls lzkc lo Ann are nary 'rare 1dc11tL111u1L1ll Band 1 7 3 -1 L-lskcln 3 4 Soltl 111 Clubl Z G1ceC11Iol G XA l 2 FTA 4 Jour Aww WIITCHIINER Joyu B szafs llauzng clzmm and also bcauty 1 lforaers hw uolk and cz dnnl Lr1u11L11Z Bandl 2 5 4 Cnrls ll A 1 4 Hour 1rsl11ll 7 5 BdQketb1llZ 3 4 Buta C .Z 5 4 'umcrztux 3 JLll1lUI'SC,l1lOF Wutress 2 lX1o1cll1 5 4 l+ru1Ll1 Club 3 4 Usher or HomfQo111111 Quccn 4 FT A 4 Loran uso Hom vs Buddy lll q f zinc a pezlml do Budau s the boy ulzo s but all 1ourzd 1otlJ1ll 1 2 5 4 X71C.G Pus S0011 C ss l'rLs1dc111 Juruor Clas Counul 1 2 PFP PAC S1111 5 Bulldog Staff 4 P1Ls1dc11t Student Body 4 Baskgtball Manabcr 1 2 Monogram Club 1 2 4 Key Club 2 'S 4 PRNISI L11s1JLE'1 TNICFARLAIND Lzncllly A a lulg zs caszly bC'll1, Co IS my lzjg caszly .spuzt b'lLlCl0Y1lC,OLll1Cl1 3 Baud 1 2 5 4 Latm Club 1 7 P11 Bmd 2 3 4 Glee Clubl Dramatlcs Club 1 Q 4 ' 'B .4 -n i b , , lg . 1, r, I N A ,f .- 43 - 'J . t X , . 1 T . 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Majorette 2, 3, 4: Jr. Dramatic Club lg F,T.A. 4: F.H.A. 1, 4. lVlARGIE LEE lXlEVVlXIAN, Margie Leev In our minds she'll always rate As the daughter of debate. F.T.A. 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 45 Library Council 2. 4. MARY ELIZABETH NEWMAN Mary Elrzabeth Good as any Better than many Dabney Hxgh School ROBERT FREDERICK NOEL Bobby As long as the world keeps on turmng I utll try to keep on learning Student Counc11 4 PEP PAC Staff 3 4 Band 1 2 3 4 Latm Club 2 Key Club 3 4 Beta Club3 4 Pres 4 Honor Rol12 3 Boys State 3 Homeroom Pres 3 Superlauve MARVIN C OVERBY Peahead Height ho' Hes a very fine guy Hzs motto zs Do or Dre Student Counexl l R3d10 Club 2 3 Dramat1c C1ub3 Monogram Club 2 3 4 Football 1 2 3 Basketball 3 Baseball 2 3 Jumor Vars1ty Basketball 2 MARY ANNA PAPHAM Bzrd Because time flzes suddenly away She takes advantage of each day Oxford High School 1 2 Vxrgmxa lntermont College 3 Latm Club 2 L1brary Councll 3 FTA 4 Bulldog Staff 4 94 A3144- 12 KSN? 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A f111lNS I,flf1 CLASS I-IISTGRY To whom lt may concern We the Sen1or Class of Henderson H1gh School or1g1nated from Jun1or H1gh School 1n Henderson We entered th1s ll1St1llUtlOI'1 of learnrng 1n September 1949 Wlth M1lton Perry as pres1 dent Cortland Morgan as VICG presldent Sue Ann Bell as secretary and Lowell Sm1th as treasurer Somehow we managed to find our classes and lockers Our class be1ng very br1ght we caught on qu1ckly Some even ventured so far as to Jo1n var1ous clubs and orgamza t1ons of the school After summer V8C3t1Ol1 cndcd we Freshmen came back to school as Sophomores Lead1ng our class the year of 1950 were Fred Beasley pres1dent Cortland Morgan VICE pres1dent M1lton Perry secretary and Charl1e Bussey treasurer Th1s year we lost two of our sponsors Mr R M Dav1s and John P Arrowood Of course we were sorry be cause they were such good teachers Some of the members of the class had the good fortune to become the wa1ters and wa1tresses at the Jun1or Sen1or Prom The year of 1951 was a very busy one for the Jun1or Class of Henderson H1gh School Our most eHic1ent class officers were Cortland Morgan presldent Gray Bryant VICE pres1dent Jane I-1arr1s secretary and Mary Ann Crews treasurer We had to th1nk about ra1s1ng enough money to g1Ve a Jun1or Sen1or banquet We went 1mmed1ately to work and selected the cast for our Jun1or play called The H1gh School Mvs te1y wh1ch was a great success Then the long awa1ted event had come We recelved our class r1ngs The trad1t1on of gett1ng the same k1nd of class r1ng was started dur1ng th1s Jun1or year We made enough money to g1VG the Sen1ors the best Jun1or Sen1or Prom ever g1ven 1n Henderson H1gh School And now we have reached the present day and are lookmg forward to the future Wlth such capable leaders as Charl1e Bussey pres1dent of the Sen1or class Fred Beasley V1C9 presldent Jane HHTIIS secre tary and Gray Bryant treasurer We are facmg th1S year Wlth struggles as always Never shall we forget these days 1n old Henderson H1gh School Nlth The Golden Toe 1n our class the eastern and state cham p1onsh1p football games the basketball games the plays talent shows chapel programs the morn1ng hours after Jun1or Sen1or Proms and Band Dances My' Theres so much to remember but noth1ng IS ever forgotten really' Our homeroom teacher MISS Hunter M1ss Thompson and Mr Harrlson have been more than cons1derate and helpful these four years We really hate to leave them but we must We know that there w1ll never be another school l1ke our Alma Mater but we leave know1ng that we have spent the best years of our l1ves here NELLIE COBB Hzstortan 34 M 7 . , S g . , - g X . - . 7 W , . y . , . . . x x a 1 ' w . 1 -- V ' - 'r I - . 1. 1 1 1 a a .. . . , . . . . . , - s ' 1 . s . 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LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT '?UW1 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA COUNTY of VANCE City of Henderson Henderson High School We the members of the Senior Class of 1953 being In the ma Jority sound In mind and bodv and realizing that we will soon be graduated from these hallowed halls do hercby bequeath our valuable characteristics accordingly We declare this to be our Last Will and Testament ARTICLE I To the Faculty Item I To Mr Kesler our principal vie leave our thanks for all his efforts on our behalf and hope the rising senior class IS as co operative as we were Item II To the faculty we leave the aches pains and memories of this year and the prayer that they will survive the attack of rising classes ARTICLE II To The Classes Item I To the Junior Class we leave the rlght to be called Sophisticated Seniors and the honor of being Guests at the Junior Senior Banquet Item II To the Sophomore Class we leave the worries of financing the Junior Sen Ior Banquet and the thrill of ordering class rings Item III To the Freshman Class we leave our school soIrIt and good looks These gifts are valuable and should be cherlshed as heirlooms ARTICLE III To Indzvzduals Item I Brice Robertson James Sattervvhite George Stevenson and Milton Ross have after takIng careful Inventory found that they are fortunate In leaving the school at all and have nothing to leave anyone else Item II Llllle Tapp Latta leaves her dimples to Shirley Acrey Item III Benny Mills and Jimmy Pegram bequeath all their flashy clothes to Ira Petty Item IV Franklin Irvin wills his good looks to Lavx renee Hicks Item V Peggy Harper leaves her 3bll1IV to talk to anyone at any time to Ann Harper ter Mrs Vickery to Mac Thacker and Snap Gregory Item VII Ann Burroughs leax es her height to Betsx Jones Iase It Well Betsy Item VIII Miriam Woodlief bequeaths her giggle to Pat Eason Item IX With deepest sympathy we leaxe Miss Thompson more brilliant typing students like Charles lVI son Ronnie Hight Max Rogers Billy White and William 'VIatthews Item X Jane Harris leaves Alice Holliday her one man policv but IS taking Edgar Jr with her Item XI Carlton Lavindex Marvin Overby Wallac Cawtho ne and Eldridge Forsythe hope to leave Item XII Tucker Smith George Goghill and Charles Bakei leave their lounvin abIlIty to anvone lazy enough to get It Item XIII Sarah Pulley wills her driving abIlIty to Mailenc Strange CThe ques tion IS Will Marlene accept 1'E7l Item XIV Mary Ann Crews leaves her superlative title as Best All Round to Betsy Williams Item XV To Red Blue Fred Beaslev vxills h1s athletic abIlIty and his speed on the football field Item XVI Lauwana Edwards and Elizabeth Harris leave their good luck In being married during their Senior year to Peggy Duke and Elsie Nlae Newman Item XVII Jean Adams leaves H H S but not Howard Hughes Item XVIII ElaIne Evans Rebecca Felts and Mary Elizabeth Newman leave their Bookkeeping Problems to next years Bookkeeping Class In case they find the sub ject too easy 35 bf' 4.4 ' ' B . 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Y , ' I 7 ll ' 73 l ' ' n I - Item XIX Buddy Morgan vulls h1s Golden Toe to the 1953 Bulldogs CNO hes changed h1s mlnd hes tak1ng It w1th h ml tem XX Ieu IS Snead Mann Wood and Llndley McFarland leave the1r sense of numor and v It to be equally d1x1ded betvs een Brllx Dodd and Davld Loughlm Item XXI To all the gxrls 1n H H S we leave the memory of Charhe Bussey H15 txl e IS scarce these days Item Item Item Item Item Woodhef Item so 1 the1r Item XXII Sue Ann Bell leaves her v1m vlgor and Jxtallty to .Iack1e Pegram XXIII Vera Ramev bequeaths her poetlc 3bll1tV to Mary Ahce Weaxer XXIV Douglas Faulkner w1lls h1s Cornx remarks to Chfton Jourmgan XXV Grav Bryant leaves h1s frlendlmess to Mlke Carter XXVI Tallan Capps and Ellen Lax mder leaxe the1r blond curly ha1r to R O and Toots Breland XXVII Tvler Hrffnt and Jerry Harrls leave to Brllv Trado and Bllly Thomp attract1on for all women XX VIII D1ane Guy and John Wlnte leax e the1r bra1ns to the Freshman Class knowmg how badly they w1ll be needed Item XXIX Bobby Noel bestows upon Sammy Jackson h1s t1tle of Tall dark and handsome Item XXX Becky Elhngton leaves her cuteness and her pleas1ng personahty to Pat Clayton Item XXXI Tommy M1ms leaves h1s rendltlon of Jezebel to anyone who wants Item XXXII Laura Seaman leaves her musclal ab1l1ty to Norma Chappell Item XXXIII Janet Abbott Nell Abbott and Laura Plfle leave the1r rrght to change the1r t1tle from M1ss to Mrs at any conven1ent t1me to all the engaged g1rls 1n H H S Item XXXIV ITIS Adams and Florence Wheeler W1ll the1r typmg ab1l1ty to Betty GIICDTISI Item XXXV Peggy Wlggms and Phyllrs Gupton w1ll the1r dependabxhty and the1r love for football players to Esther Gregory and JO5 ce Faulkner Item XXXVI Jackle Van Hook and Shlrley Knott leave the1r beauty to M1Ckey Harrls and Marie Hope Item Renn Item the tlme Item Item feels too Item Item XXXVII V1v1an Mann leaves her danclng and Slllglflg ab1l1ty to Gerald1ne XXXVIII Jean Hlcks leaves to Hannah Ruth Garrett her ab1l1ty to talk all XXXIX We leave Jovce M1tch1ner s struttlng ab1l1ty to Annella Moore XL Margle Newmans aches and palns we leave to anyone IH HHS who Good HXLI Walter Gr1ssom leaves h1s w1t to Bunkv Bass XLII Elalne Matalas and Bessle Codas leave the1r lovely clothes to Janet Hlght and Charlotte M1xon Item XLIII Barbara Kelly and Mary Turner leave the1r sweetness and slncerlty to Bobble Lee McPherson Item XLIV Thurston Faulkner leaves all h1s supernatural powers for lookmg lnto the future to the next Prophet Item XLV Nelhe Cobb leaves some of her school sp1r1t to anyone ln H H S who doesn t have any Item XLVI Jo Tanner and Frances Tharrlngton leave the1r bralns to all the Al egeb a and Geometry classes Item XLVII Mary Anna Parham leaves her short ha r to Carolyn Fowler Item XLVIII Mamlsn Collms and Jo Ann M1tchell leave the1r basketball su1ts to two lucky people on next year s team Item XLIL Pop Smith leaves h1s smlle to John Zolllcoffer Item L Don Gwynn leaves h1s pos1t1on on the football team to Johnn1e Lewls Item LI We leave Jeannette Meltons ab1l1ty to keep 6th perlod study hall qulet to the teacher who has It next year Item LII And I Eleanor Howell leaxe to the next Testator the hurry and scurry of wrltmg the Last W1ll and Testament We appo1nt Mr F D Kesler, our pr1nc1pal to be Sole executor of th1s Our Last W1ll and Testament ' ELEANOR HOWELL, Testatm' 36 H -, . . 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V 7 Cl I7 ' ' ' ' 7 7 . . . . . , . . . . - u n 7 CLASS PRCPHECY Hav1ng been chosen prophet I erected my crystal ball on a table to look 1nto the tuture to see what my classmates w1ll be dolng ten years from now Charles Baker An explorer who can t Hgure out h1s xx ay around Hen derson Fred Beasley Takmg Charhe Justlces pos1t1on play1ng pro football for the Washmgton Redskms Robert Noel A famous surgeon at Mama Parham Hosp1tal st1ll cuttlng Ehzabeth Lavlnder Has replaced MISS Hunter ln teachlng Solld Ge ometry Diane Guy FIFSI woman pres1dent of the Unlted States 1Republ1can of coursel Buddy Morgan Prnate detectne 1n New York got h1s experlence k1ck1ng around at H H S Janet Abbot Woman reporter for the New York Tlmes Nell Abbot Marrled to NIorr1s Ir1s Adams Doctor IQ of 63 Jean Adams Happ1ly marrled to Howard Don Gww nn Dashlng lover 1n Hollywood George Covlfull Mayor of Bear Pond John Whlte Famous doctor at Vance Hospltal Juhan Capps Ra1s1ng potatoes on h1s thousand acre plantatlon at Dabney Walter Grlssom Has 1nx ented the new Mule a Matlc drlve for Crosley Jerry Harrls Hot Rod Harrls K1ng of the Roller Derby Wallace Cawthorne Presldent ot Swxft and Company Beckle Elllngton St1ll looklnff for a good looklng m1ll1ona1re Sue Ann Bell People don t hear any more about Marllyn Nlonroe slnce Sue Ann went to Hollywood Llndley NlcFarland The hottest dr1ver at the Henderson Speedway Donn1e Park Runmng a close second to Llndley Charles Nlason Invented a new Packard Laura P1r1e Wrltes ed1tor1al column 1n a Florlda paper How to Stay Happlly Mar rred Mxrlam Woodhef M11l1ona1re soda Jerk Brlce Robertson Trymg to find a short cut to Clarksv1lle 'tlarffle Lee Newman Tea h1nG C1v1cs at HHS Joyce Ann Nlltchlner RGHFIHKEJT five httle quarterbacks Benny Mllls Successful farmer at Plne Rldge la1ne Matalas Head deslgner for L1ly Dache Charhe Bussey Head coach at Duke George Stevenson B1ll1ona1re theatre cham ou ner Jo Tanner Nlan hunt ng ID Lo ver Slobboxla James Satterwhlte Presvdent of Greyhound bus l1nes Ja kle Van Hook Clgaretfe glrl at the Stork Club Xnn Burroughs Pro basketball plax er lor the Pedheaded Ixdgets Xlax Rogers Playmg pro tootball for the Inst1tute Ideallzers Jeanette Helton Stlll qulet and teachmg th fourth Grade at Central School Albert Sanford State school bus lnspector 37 v Y ' , - x - . . . , , . . up. 7 ' 7 C ' 'T' . ' 1 i - y ll - - . - ya . l 1 l I . Vera Rainey-Basketball coach at Henderson High fboys and girls, that ish. ' 7l Y L I O' ' ' -- 'c ' g ' ' . . . v 1 I iv- A I ' - -- ' i ' v f' . .A g.- , z ' t YMCA . . L, -7 ' ' . ' 0 . c C, . , f I - ' - Mann Wood Stull trymg to make hxs Model A run Lama Seaman Concert sololst at the lVlet 'xe non Smlth G1v1ng Frnestme a hard t1me 'Uoualas Faulkner Stxll cool calm and collected 6Haj Grax B1xant Replacmg Mr Fearne at HPS Tx lex Hlffht VVeste n hero plaxmg 1n Jesse James R1deS Agaln Jane Harms Cokesburv housevx lfe Nelhe Cobb St1ll lox es the good old days xx hen there were Nobles Nlaulxn Colhns lXlElll'lQQ1 of Hendersons largest Motel Bcssle Codas Llxlnq Ill Ch1na OI'g3H1Z11f1g a Future Teachers Club Tommx lvlllimli TIXIHQ to mak tlme Vxllh some Qlfl any g1rl 4St1ll a flremanl F mkhn l1Y1ll Oxx ner of a certaln nlght club m Yew York P nbam Kellx D1 lxate secretarv to a mult m1ll1ona1re F1 xnccs Thautnqton DTIXIIIU a dump tru k for the Tha1r1ngtcn and Txxlsdale Con Slllllllfjll Companx T exxls Suad Ovx ner of Henderson s nexx est super market vtlth Henderson Speedway Jn thc slde Ptaax VV1 1 uns Xfvfltlllff a book Ol hoxfx to Vxlll frlends and mfluence people Vvlllldlli Matthexxs TOUYIUQ the xx orld 41n tne lNaxx that IS J Blllx VVh1tc Dean of Boxs at HH S FlO1Ll1CC Wheeler Runs an GXIDGDSING camp for g1rls lXlEilV1ll Ovelbx An Admlral lll ou1 Uncle Sam s Navy Jo Ann lxhtchell Bookke pe1 at Sellars Servlce Stat1on L1lllG Tapp Latta Famous ballet dancer at the Dlrty Thlrty Loxxell Smxth Plavmg Popexe the Saulor for Walt DISIIGY 'Vhlton Ross Teachlng second grade at West End Sarah Pulley Nurslng at Duke T-losp1tal and lzllftlflg w1th all the handsome doctors CL0ll Roberson Successful buslness man Marv Tu1ner Head floor walker at Roses 1018011 Pen Pegram Rcbeua Felts Owner and manager of a beautlful department store for men only Ronme Hlght Openlnq a n w rhp Flop trymg to run Tlp Top out of busmess Shnlcx Knott Rcaungj sex eral xoung uns JL n lhtks lNorth f,d1OllD'l s first Congressvx oman Eh! lbtth H 1r1 18 Stlll hapr 115 Yflallled PUSLI Gupton hcw mana ez ol Ehrd 5 Nlalx Flll1lDCll'l Ncxxman Recentlx ma1r1o L nlton Llxlnder Nlakes the Gox ernment rep xe the 1oad to Mlddleburg tVS1CG a year lxlalx Anna Parham 'World Famous poet Fldudae Fcnsx the Oxvnel of the South S1de Druv Store caax H uper lxl lrrled to an ex Sxx abbx l7lEdllOl Hoxxcll Svxeet as ex r x 1x1an M mn Smgcr 'tt the Tapacabana Lluxx mm Edvx nds B tbx Nlll1ll0 that lS xxlth her own Vux Ann Llcxxs Nl uucd to that ce1ta1n properous farmer l hxlhs Q upton I lklllg 1n Stxuttersxllle anu happ1lV marrled Fl up Fx 1 Te chnxa tx pm lll deal old H H S lXrlhc lNL llllLlV Maxjorette lll the 'Worth k,H1OllH3 State Band B1llx Stnnbxtk Prmupal ol Henderson H1Oh School THURSTON FAULKNER Prophet 38 I r ' ' ' 1. 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Lillie Tapp Latta. 29. Jznam-s Suttc,-r'wliitv. SHI. Je-am liicks. 351. Sliirlf-5' Kimlt. 152. 'llxcglxsr Smith. Q' LEST WE FORGET . . . . Finally that dreaded 45 minutes is up . . . I vow I'll never be tardy again. . . . Fall in . . . Attention! Ready for the roll call -count OH count!-Better hurry! . . . A stitch in time saves nine-But-will I get an A?'?'?? . . . It's all Greek to rne!-shorthand. . . . That five minute relief-Ychanging classes. . . , Cur mascot-the Bulldogs. . . . One of the big events of your Junior year-your high school ring. . . . Secrets revealed . . . embarrassments . . . all on the gossip page of -The Bulldog. . . . Attention! May I have your attention for one announce- THE: BULLDOG ment? . . . We will have a half holiday tomorrowf-Happy Dayff . . . Shakespeare and English grammar-both necessities for that coveted diploma. . . . The mad dash for a place in line, the exchange of laughs and giggles during-lunch hour. . . . The one who wore your class ring, the one you dated for the Junior-Senior, the one who was there when the going got rough--your steady. . . . The ad-selling, picture-making, typed pages all for that February 1 deadline. . . . Judgment Day of those lesson-crammed six Weeks! 2 was . . . Poster-making, car-decorating, election of a queen, ex- citement of a parade for-Homecoming!! . . . The climax of your high school dreams-your diploma. . 'T I' Q' A we see. foe Our- Hero rf Kmffqw 3 E13 A ,iii F 4 K 0 fazdrh l7z,,1,:7I Hop Url' Malt +J'cff Some G-ua., Hookdd 'Mmm Vx L out BIPJS ? True 7' e. S T m o 0 0 N- -S .91 Sw QKP , , hp 'Hi , ., Q1 ' -N1 .,, Y, 4. ' ', ,wg we H rg? ',L, 's..,..f 'I N 49 aft M-9 'fn . xA rl 4 ,Q , 5 PI. ,I rl 40-,fift y :ffl if v, ,7 I ' - 'Q . N' 1 !! QQ IJ 5 '. . X' D 0 b x-X , t . AML I I 'I ll ,V qmcn I Km tw i l ul' rf M, f J 6 . u .l 'E c1'.'- X ,Y Hx Q O ? QV.. ' 1 Q I U 5 I UN IOR CLASS MM X IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS R O Woomxm NORNTA CHAPPELL PICSLCZQYT Q95 TQU17 Ll Aww ADAVIS ROY RODWFLL V Pres J Treasuier Jwck Xbbott Arn Adam Jimcw XCIIIIIS Carl Aduxck XX 1111 lm P mrtholmm vx B tx Im B1 kftt Carolxn B111 'iv J. 41 , .,' I A j . Y O ., I ' Y c ' I f 1 . 1 'is . . , fl is f . Cleo Ester Bzlrrif-r J Jfq et j . 02 as ' . 1.--z xl K' FT I UN IORS L1- amg K., S-.., ,sv -S 'fc if an wad, wr it 9-48' x QQ fig, James Bwiett Johnnx Blanks Edvx ard Blue Marv Ann Brafford Calvm Cates Wllllam Cawthorne Bobhv Chflmpron Norma Chappell Tommx Clayton SVINIB Crawley Bllly Dodd Pegcy Duke Pat Lawn Jamea Edwards Rachel Edwards Asa Evans Bettx F'1rr1s Jean Faulkner Carolxn Fovxler V G Fowler Hannah R Garrett Betty GllChTlSt L1ll1an Grflmll B1lly Grlssom 4 Bobby Gr1ssom Dot Gupton Mary Alxce Gupton Jamce Ha1thcock Alton Hanford Peggv Harper L A Harrls Mlchael Harrls Jane Hed cpgth Lonnle Hcndrlck Bllly Hester George Holden AIICG Holllday Jere Hughes Ann Hunt Martha Jackson Mary Jackson Sammy Jackson Joan Jenk1ns Loretta Jensen Frances Jones Joseph Jones Chtton Jourmgan Charles Kelly 5' EJ I UN IORS pic '7 IUNIGRS, H M ' 'U' - '-he '. Us 'B' 36, YQ -is Q- iv me , i? N, 2 . LU Aqk ,AA 1- :wx tr' s.:-K X6- sf .5 Jeanne Kluttz Johnnx Lewis Helen NI son Carolvn Moody Fllzabeth MOYTIS Elsle Mae Newman Ray Nobles Douglas Norwood lV11lt0I'1 Overbv Mary Overton W1l11am Overton Sj1V1a Parrott Louxse Potter Sarah Poythress Clarence Puckett Jack uckett J W Pulham Donald Reed Jo Ann Robertson Roy Rodwell Jewel Rose Rachel Royster Billy Simms Barbara Scott Buddy Smlth Glorla Stalnbaek Jox ce Stamback Barbara Stone Becky Taylor Betty Tay lor Tommy Tavlor Jayne Tolson Mason Vann Jean Wade Gall Waters George Wells M11dred Whxttemore Lucy W1gg1ns Barbara W11der Betsy W1ll1arns R O Woodhef Robert Woodhef Joyce Wortham Lou Ann Yearout John Zolhcoffer 7 . Louise Whittemore I EST-CE POSSIBLE? i ,4 5 ,aug 1956, - , J K SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS UC HAL KNOTT SHIRLEY ACRFY OIIN BROADWAY Vice President y l Secntavy and Treasurer P1 LSNYCHT SOISHOMORE CLASS l tus E' Q .. 5 4 Fzrst mu left to rzghl Scumcl mu, Shulu Acrex Su ll Adams Hartwell Ba s Olm Bruulxxax Arm Blxant N611 Campbell Rehunm Bubctt Thom as Bobbltt Knnnnth Ildrrx Lmdlcr NllLlI'lCC Capps Pat C'1r1t0n Bowdnn Ihud roll Nhkc- Carter, Pat Claxton, Tom Coghlll Jlmmy Connell, Pat Damel, Carl Daudxou lil ,- ,J , b , ff I ,l ' ' S ' 'S 1 . ' Q f , if A It If A . 1. .l I qs' iv f I 'S' x E ,-' I . ' f ' 5 K A - 1 I 4 5 X A A A , fi 9' f n f 9 S 'EF ' WX! I ' A A fl - -' 5 - 'Qs tv , ' . f v ' A , ,A I A ' 'W C RIS' if F sl 1ou lcft to Hgh! Fr mccs Dcnnxs Sammx DlCkGI'SOll Chrlstlne Elllott Frmklm Exanb Joe Farmer Joxce Fiulknpr Sr c ond mu Ro QI Faulkner Walter Faulkner Rebecca F lflll P11161 Gu orx Wllllam Gregory Bcttx G1 lk om fi I it-A 3 Q1 L , Tv -eww SGPHOMORES Thnd Tow Marx A GTISSOIIK Jackv Hall Kenneth Harper Leon Harrlb Mlrlam Harms Carole Hassell F0141 th Tou Bobbx Hax es Lawrence Hlcks Shlrley Hlcks Janet Hlght Thelma Holmes Rebecca Howell Fzflh 'rou How 1rd Hu hw Ed1th Jenk Jean Jenmngs Pets Jone Herbert Jox ner Tommx Kearney 54 , an f . A 'K 'f ,fy X 5 t fb . xl - ' k h . , N 4' ! ' L'- f V A 'f A -2 - Vi 4 A lg Q 1- Q- 'ft :ff t t x 7 A 1 Q , .e f ,Q 1 .. .R I 'Q X . i T , Rf Q e , as eell n . n o pftfffff, X X xi-S H if K- H S i l X-7? f K 4 ' A mn- - -. f -' .' '- : if QM 6' 7-S. 1 1, 'sw Qs' Q 1 Q S SOPI-IOMORES ff' V First row left to Tight: Third rou: Curtis King Michael King Jackie Knight Hal Tommy lXIcGhee Lena Kay McLunore. Bobby Knott, Mary Lane Shirley Leonard. Neathcry, Dorothy Neathcry, Shirley Overton Lucy Ann Parker. Second row: Fourth row: Helen .lean Lewis Marie Marks Frances Mor- Milton Peoples. lra Petty. John Poole. Genelle gan, Bennie Murphy Gene McDade Ann Powell Fcrebce Price, Florence Radford McFall. Fifth row: Raymond Randolph, Julia Love Read, Frances Reaves, Gene Redding, Alma Renn, Geraldine Renn. 55 1 WY? ftp 'bv tr .. X x 'U A-1 'E' SOPI-IOMORES Fzvst 'row left to vzght Thwd row Jane Renn Bobbv Richardson Geneva Rlbgan Tommy Snow Ivan Stamback Jimmy Steven Barbara Robinson Charlotte Roberson Earl son Marlene Strange Mac Thacker Jasper Roberson Tharrington Second vow Fomth oou. S5 lx ia Roberson Diane Rowland P. W. Row- Hagvxard Thomas Billy Trado Walter land Elton Short Bobby Simms Sandra Vau han, Edmund VVadd1ll Mary Alice Smith. Vkeax er Tommy Weldon Fifth row: Hutson Wester. Keny on Wilkerson Sara 'Wil liams Marie Williamson Louise Wood Etta Jean Young. Xl F RESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS UWM WWWHW NANCY ACRFY TOMMY HANNON FABIAN BROADWAY Sec1eta'ry and Treamrer Preszdent Vzcc Preszdent F RESHMAN CLASS 0 Fzrst Tow Zrfft to rzght Second Tom f x Q. 3 ln - ina Q 45: I' Dxana Abbott Nincx Acrex Jerrx Adk1nQon Amoret Brcland Fablan Broadwax Claude lllE1L1I'1CE Allen Donald Andrews Shelby Cabell Charles Carrie June C,aQper Charles, Blanks Pete Brake Catch Bcttx Jean Collma Thzrd ron Nancx Collxrw Nlarx Ann Dill JoxLL Darnell B1llx DdXlClSOIl Human Dams ROlDCftD8X1S Gerald DlCk6f5OIl , T S f .. I I 54 L. ' r f 0 F? M 2 Y D 1 'A st V V V',7L ' . A f QA I VJ. Q74 . ' 6 I ' V . A ,V 1 i 4 V Y f C if A x I, M A 6 'X 'n' '. li . It A A Q. or Y, I 2 1 S 6. f l 6' Y, sv i Q' - 5.14 9 gl P I Q Q F RESHMEN i' iv 44-K 'lg 'S' is- YQ Qc:- it -is l :JA if X 'N-r. ft? f-Qg 'Qu E' lg: was .aa haf 2,5 gt ..- I 4 lXl3I'lC Dxekerson Blllx Edx ards Lonme Faueette Bobby Faulkner Frances Faulkner Nanu F1l1Cll Clxde Folsxthe Pet, y Jean Forsx the Dxek Frazlex Dora Ann Fuller Vlfglllll GldV1ltC Bobby Gray Gln L1 Gleene Iaekle Gflfflll Bxrbura GI'lSh0ITl Batty Jem GI'lbS0ll1 Larry GFISSKJITI Vlylan GTISSOHW Bllly Hanford Thomas Hannon Delores Ann Harper Bobby Harper Geraldlne Harrls Shelby Harms Dorsey Hart Teddy Hart Tommy Hawklns Hartwell H1ght Gllbert H1HtOH Mar1e Hope Shelby Jean Huffhes Helen Hunt Ernle Hux M J Jackson Sonxa Jenkms Charles Johnson Kay Johnson Calv1n Johnston Faye Jones Theresa Jones Mary Ann Jordan Carol Kmg Brooks Kmght Shlrley Knlght Janet Lancaster Ann Laws Earl Llttleton Bobby Lockcmy Cl arl1e LOl1glll1l'l D3V1d Lou hlln Johnnv Mann Ralph Mason V1rg1n1a Matthews Marbalet Meldln Jlmmy Mlller Charlotte Mlxon Annella Moore Bobby Lee Mullms Elmore Murphy Sandra Mclver Bobby Lee McPherson Robert Neal Tas lor Neathery Raymond Newman B1lly Pabe Wh1t Parham Robert Parker Jame Fay Patterson Jackle Pegram Robert Pegram Betty Ph11l1ps lVlar1e Powell Joe Puckett Audrey Pulley Ferebee Pu111am Tommy Rawllns Betty Reaves Henry Reaves Edwln Renn Annette Roberson Lena Roberson Thomas Roberson Stanley Roberson Nancy Rodwell Gary Rogers Tony Rogers Ray Ross B1lly Royster Betty Lou Sanford 1 'aw Ci 95 3- Ss.. ir 1... dy if 'Oi rx 'ls F RESHMEN 1 'Q 1- 1-g. Q' it if 'Vin ii via. td Q-.1 r xkf it 53-'R 5-f is--. vQ if if 5- -Q-, if CN HRC. 40- bs.- QQ hr 1 6 X E- -Jus V-F: if g 4 X Q - Q an Y A V 1 1 P rf P 4: +1 H T I x R . . .V - x 0. in A E' . U lv ' zp! 'R y x 4 rx K 2. J P' X N ' PM I U 1 Q I T' xlivgj , . A sl A iii P A lie y Bobby Pearce ' m -if ' by f rf I x s ' ft 3 . ' ' f aa-. 1 B 'R X 'a 'r at A r P ts..- fm RA we 'H r U, A 6- P lv, I l:6s.,, ' V f Q- A , I 'x aw - ' ss ig, N e 'v 2 - 1 R I I X - f Q . fn - .gf .B f -Q F RESHMEN 'il 1 ' is in-n Jerrlne Satterwhlte Davld Saunders Martha Carohne Smlley Charles Sm1th Mary Lou1se Sm1th Lennle Swanson John Thomas B1lly Thomnson Delores Thompson Robert Tllley Jack Tlllatson Barton Tuck John Wallace A11ce Walters Jean Watklns Melv1n Weaver Jlmmy Wh1te Nancy Whlte W11l1am Wh1te Ray Woodhef Ada Belle Wortham B11l1e Jean Wortham Owen Wrxght B1l1y Wnght Watkms Young , V I iyfl i,,f F l e . . -A If g 1 V Q. . -N f . 3 g gf Frances Spain ,gy H e . V. a ' I h ..A, VVA, . CUVITI X -lkik 5-'A uf, QW' A MK o f . ,lfff XX' if X ,Mx , LM fjflp' X A ff f,f bfi ff X 9 fy EX if-A lg L ww lx 1 ' 1 fi' X 5 tr till gl-7 l mv- Qlqpuilq 1 ...a BETA CLUB 'Rl' I Bos Nom. CHARLIE BUSSFY Preszdent Vice Preszdent The Beta Club requlres the hxghest qual1ficat1ons of any one club 1n hlgh school Its members are those who have a nlnety average or above 1n then' studres The funct1on of th1s club IS to encourage better grades and to set a good example IH studymg The club IS an honor soc1ety and has outstandmg moral standards Members of th1S organ1zat1on are Jean H1cks Fred Beasley Jean Adams Mary ALICE HOLLIDAY TOMMY TAYLOR Sccr etary Treasurer Ann Crews Barbara Kelly Joyce Mltch 1ner D1ane Guy Charlxe Bussey John Whlte Frances Tharrmgton Jo Tanner Bxlly Stalnback Vera Ramey Laura P1r1e Robert Noel Betty Jean Baskett Glorla Stalnback Charles Kelly Mary Jackson George Holden Bllly Hester John Zoll1 coffer Norma Chappell Betsy Wllllarns Ahce Holhday R O Woodhef Roy Rod well Tommy Taylor and Ann Adams 63 1 lg. S' ' i ' .Lv 1 gy Q f.:,f'1- J 'xv Y .mn . . . ,. E 9 Z.. .-f,,Q. .il t ..... A Q ,gt U. 1 , Q L' Vp A X -.,, 1 -2 if my ' rg w -r f Z. 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' ' - ' , . . 1 . . , 1 7 ' 1 1 2 ' v s 7 ' v a v - , , 4 a 1 , - a 1 ' - 1 r s . , . . , - v 1 Q y y - THE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Councll IS the central stu dent organ1zat1on wh1ch represents our school as a whole It IS composed of a pres1dent V1C6pI'ES1d6I1t secretary and treasurer and two representatlves from each homeroom All members of th1s organ1zat1on must have passlng grades The functlon of th1s orgamzatlon IS to help 1mprove the school and to promote good w11l among the students It IS a creatlve governlng body and encourages ach1evement and d1st1ngu1sh1ng character The Student COUDC11 IS the most actlve organ1zat1on 1n h1gh school Each year lt sponsors Career Day wh1ch 1S very bene H0131 to students trylng to choose a voca t1on It also a1ds 1n decorat1ng the school at Chrlstmas and also sponsors many dances 1n the gym It has charge of re pr1nt1ng the Blue and Whtte whenever changes are necessary and each week It .. ff +5-Z3 A SWEET FAMILIAR SCENE assembles to dlscuss and try to lmprove problems that face our school The Coun C11 also provrdes a school store from wh1ch students may buy school suppl1es Th1s store acts as a Lost and Found depart ment The COUHC11 takes every oppor tunlty to lmprove our school and to help make It a better school The members are Pete Brake Fablan Broadway D8V1d Loughhn SonJaJenk1ns Mlrlam Harrls Lawrence Hlcks O11n Broadway Shlrley Overton Gene Red d1ng Gerry Renn Bob Noel Ann Bur roughs Sylvla Crawley J1rnmy Adams Mlke Harrls Frances Jones Glorla Staln back Ir1s Adams Lowell Smxth Tommy Taylor Ahce Holl1day Johnny Lew1s Peggy W1gg1HS Thurston Faulkner Gln ger Greene Tommy Hannon Bllly Roys ter Nancy Whlte Robert Parker Char lotte MIXOH Mary Allce Weaver Tommy Weldon THE REMAINS OF THE SNOW 'vq 'QQ 5 4 JOHN ZOLLICOFFER Vic'e-Presiclcnt THE STUDENT COUNCIL FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA i T 'Q fx 'X 'TN The Future Homemakers of Amerxca lS the natronal orgamzatron of pup1ls study mg homemaklng 1n Ju nor and semor h1gh schools of the Dmted States and 1tS terr1 tor1es Purposes of these orgamzatmons 1nd1cate that thev are a defimte part of the regular h1Gh school homemakmg program They offer olendld opport.1n1t1es for enr1ch1ng the homemakmg exper1ences of the1r members for dex elopmg leadersh1p ab1l1 t1es and for workmg co operat1vely w1th the1r fellow students Some of these 3Cl1X 1t1es are the follow mg conductxng meetlngs 1n accordance vuth parhamentary procedures serung on comrmttees taklng part 1n assembly programs plays tashlon shovts panel dlscusslons banquets teas helplng wlth exhlblts plannmg and engaging ln p1cn1cs dances and other part1es contr1but1ng to varlous projects such as Jun1or Red Cross Work and helpmg needy fam1l1es helpmg to equ1p the homemakmg department of the school and helpmg to beaut1fy the school grounds All 1n all these g1rls eXh1b1t the act1V1 t1es wh1ch are necessary to b come a real homemaker BV be1ng a member of th1s club one learns to be more creat1ve 1n the management of the home The members are Joyce Faulkner Bobby Lee lVlcPherson Sarah Pulley Clee Ester Barr1er Jewel Rose Carolyn Moody Mary Ahce Gupton Jamce Halth cock Peggy Duke Dorothy Neathery Marlene Strange Jean Jenmngs Marg1e Lee New man Ann Bryant Shlrlev Over ton Nelhe Neathery Audrey Pulley and Florence Wheeler A-vgnrnr-v TI-IE LATIN CLUB The purpose of the Lat1n Club 1S to make a dead language a l1V9 lnterest ThlS IS accomp11shed bv meetmgs w1th programs based on Roman h1story In the fall the Latln Club decorates a W1Hd0W for Nat1onal Educatxon Week wlth proJ ects done by the students At Chr1stmas tlme lt presents a Chrlstmas Pageant w1th Blbllcal scenes In the sprlng a real Latln Banquet IS held Thls banquet follows the pattern of Old Rome At th1s banquet students dress and behave just as was the custom manv Years ago Thls club tr1es to mfluence more people to take Latln to show that lt can be an enjoyable as well as an lnterestlng subject to take Members of th1S club are Shelby Blanks Charles Cates Mary Ann Dale Dora Fuller D1ck Fraz1er Bobby Gray Vlfglnla Greene Larry Grlssom Hartwell H1ght Ern1e Hux Anne Laws Dav1d Loughlln Charlotte Mlxon Annella Moore Wh1t Parham Marxe Powell John Thomas Barton Tuck John Wallace Nancy Wh1te Blllv Royster Ray Woodhef Pete Brake Fab1an Broadvx ay Carol Ixmg Ralph Mason Robert Parker Betty Ph1l llps Genelle Powell Bobby Pearce Fere bee Pulham Tommy Rawllngs Gary Rodgers Lennle Swanson Robert Tlllery W1ll1am VVh1te Hartwell Bass Pat Carl ton M1ke Carter Jlmmy Connell Pat Danlel Joe Farmer Rebecca Fraz1er Leon HHFYIS Herbert Joyner Marv Lane L K McLemore Florence Radford Jul1a Read Sylvla Roberson Sandra Smlth Jlmmy Stevenson and Hutson Wester Luk ful E 'L I N is in-ill LIBRARY COUNCIL am lla, 'lr 382' IGB! L35 I 5.- ' The L1brary Counc1l 14 an mterestmg and thoroughly enjoyed club Ill our school Its goal 1S to encourage more 1nterest ln books and xn thls vxay promote better educat1on The L1brary Councxl works for the enjoyment and sat1sfact1on of others Some of the dutles of those on the counc1l are shelvmg books checkmg out magazmes checkmg out books and last but not least keepmg the hbrary clean All of these dut1es are essentlal for a well kept llbrary W1th the money the club obtams 19 bought new magazlne coy ers new book new magazmes and new reference boaks All of these have been purchased IDIS PEGGY HARPER SARA WILLIAM President Vtce Preszdent year The tlme and effort devoted by the members are not always cons1dered ln deed to some unfamlllar vylth thls orgam zatlon lt seems rather an unmterestmg club but the old say mg st1ll goes You cant Judge a book by 1ts rover The follovung are members Pat Clav ton Geraldme Renn Rachel Roystcr Phylhs Gupton Eleano1 Hovtell Sara lVllll8l1'1'1S Carolyn Fowler Ann Hunt Barbara Kelly .levy el Rose Mlrlam Wood hef Glorla Stamback lX.Qlll6 Cobb Sara Pulley Jane Harms Becky Elhngton Pat Danlel Laura Pxrxe Peggy Harper D010 thy Neathery Sh1rley Oy erton Etta Jean Young Mary Ahce VVeay er Helen L9XAlS Ann McFall lVIarg1e Lee Nevy man ANN HUNT MIRIAM WOODLIEF Sccretm y T1 easwrer I fa A 23 9 A.. w f ,, 'E' Q X x L if- 1-in lnit--f-s-a-n- rv-9-an-4.- FRENCH CLUB FUIIHQIHHWAIIIUIQ ..,...,.....L,.. The French Club IS composed of the students takme French 1n our Hmh School Tts purpose 1S to glxe a vuder and better understandmg of the people of France Programs are glxen shovxmg dlflerent phases of the llfe of the people The pro grams glxe mformatlon of the1r customs arts and mterestmg facts concernmff the people The members show great mtercst ln the manner 1n va hlch the programs are gn en The club tr1es to create a greater lnterest for other students to study French The members of thxs organ1zat1on are ' ---.13- Jlmmy Adams Edward Blue Norma Chappell B1ll5 Dodd Jean Faulkner L A Harrls Bllly Hester Allce Hollldav Jere Hughes Frances Jones Jean Klutz Helen Ma on Tommy Mlms Clarence Puckett Buddy Smlth Barbara Stone Tommy Taylor Becky Taylor Charles Baker Sue Ann Bell Bess1eCodas Thurs ton Faulkner Llllle fapp Latta Ellen Lavmdcr Elalne Matalas Joyce Mltch 1ner Doug Norwood James Satterwh1te B1llx Stamback Jo Tanner and Frances Tharrmgton I l UL AGNES MOORE CHAPTER OF THE FUTURE TEACHERS CLUB AWTM 1' 'DOL The Agnes Moore Chapter of the Future Teachers of Amer1ca was formed only th1s Vear and was named 1n honor ot 1tS Co sponsor lVl1ss Agnes Moore former pr1nc1 pal of Clark Street School The orgam zat1on IS malnly an exploratory Club that 15 1ts members have a chance to GL ll look 1nto the professlon of teachmg and to declde 1f they w1sh to make that the1r hfe career The members devote much of the1r t1me to servlce 1n the school sys tem 1n the1r commumty and 1n the churches of the tovxn Marx Ann CIGWS Nclhe Cobb Bcssxe Codas Vera RQIHCV Ellen Lavmder Jo Tanner Joyce lXI1tch1ncr Miriam VS oodllcf Pat Carlton Sue Ann Bell L11l1c Latta Frances Tharrmbton Pat Callton Bllls Wflblll Elame Matalas Mary A Parham Marble Newman Thurston Faulkner Charles Baker Nelllc Neathcrx Bmrbara Kelly Jean Adams Slurley Knott Marllyn Colllns John Wallace Tommy Mlms Lcwxs Snead Bennv Mllls Jo Ann Mxtchcll Q . ,A 1 i v I 1 u S N n I 3 1 . 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I ' 4 H CLUB 4 H Club work 1S a part of the Natlonal Agmcultural Extens1on system sponsored locally by the North Carohna Agn cultural Extenslon SGTVICQ IH co operatlon w1th the VHTIOUS countles of the state It 13 a volunteer organ1zat1on w1th a pro gram based on the needs of 1tS members and the agmcultural and homemaklng needs of the county Its objectxves are to g1V6 rural boys and gxrls between the ages of 10 and 21 tra1n1ng 1n better prac t1ces 1n agrlculture and homemaklng 1n the broader phases of communlty organl zatlon and the finer and more slgnlficant thmgs of l1fe As these boys and gxrls 1n the most format1ve age 1n l1fe learn the pract1ca1 Slde of agrlculture and homemaklng par t1c1pat1on 1n organlzed 3Ct1V1ty contact w1th outstandlng people at county state and nat1ona1 events broadens the1r 1n fluence and a1ds IH the development of a generat1on of v1r1le 1ndustr1ous young people wlth v1s1on lntegrlty and a per sonal respons1b1l1ty for useful llves of servlce 1n the communlty Where they l1ve - ' 1 , . 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'hiner Is Queen -.bmw , X 1 .--QQ- -pf-page THE KEY CLUB 12 II The Key Club IS a h1gh school orgam zat1on for key boys who are umted ln a program des1gned to serve the school as KIWHHIS serves the commun1ty The Key Club lS sponsored by KlW3D1S Clubs throughout the Unlted States and Canada The Objects of the Key Club are To develop 1n1t1at1ve and potentlal leader sh1p to create the opportun1ty for prac t1cal expemence 1n deahng wlth each QENIORS Ronald Hlght Vernon Smlth Fred Beasley Gray Bryant Thurston Faulkner Bllly Stalnback Charlle Bussev John Whlte Mann Wood Charles Mason Cortland Morgan Robert Noel JUNIORS Johnny Blanks Edward Blue B1lly Dodd Georgc Holden Johnny LEWIS Tommy VFRNON SMITH FRED BEASLEY PTGS1Ci9nf Vzce Preszdent T other as adults to co operate Wlth the Prlnclpal 1n all school matters and proj ects to galn the eXper1ence and practlcal educat1on that w1ll help members find thelr place 1n llfe The Key Club IS servmg the communlty for lt has become a dr1ll ground for com mun1ty leadershlp and serv1ce The members of th1s club are Taylor R O Woodllcf John Zolllcoffer Dou lls Norwod J W Pulllam Roy Rodwell James Adams S01 HONIORFS Clln Broadwav Hal Knott Hart well Bass Howard Hughes Jlmmy Stevenson Hutson Wester CHARLIF BUSSEY ROY RODWELL Secretary Treasurer . 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The Henderson Hlgh School Band lS on Parade' Approxlmately nlnety mus1c1ans make up the now famous Henderson band thls year and each of them from majors to majorettes and drummers are on parade w1th a new mus1c march1ng and format1on Equlpped Wlth new re condltloned 1nstruments together wlth a number of new ones the band presents a strlkxng plcture on 1ts home field and on college gr1d1rons throughout the state The Henderson H1gh School Band keeplng pace Wlth trends 1n band fashlon as you would expect the states top band ID its field to do You notice the new umforms of the majorettes Also a great deal of new talent 1n the band replaces several of last year's departed stars Drum majorettes are Barbara Stone, Jane Harris, Nellie Neathery, Joyce Mitch- iner, and Shirley Knott. Drum majors: Hutson Wester, Clarence Puckett and Bobby Neal Organlzed m 1937 w1th only e1ght mem bers the band owes much of 1tS national recogmtlon to 1tS d1rector Mr Hearne It has become so famous 1n North Caro llna that difficulty IS met 1n filhng request dates through the band season It IS 1n demand for college football games as well as other fest1v1t1es 1n C1tl6S and towns 1n the state Due to the fact that there IS no help avaxlable th1s year durmg the concert season the band has been d1v1ded One pract1c1ng first period and the other slxth Thls was done 1n order to enable each member to galn more atent1on and a1d from the d1rector We th1nk thrs IS a step toward makmg our band even better than it has ever been. BAND PICS Gray Bryant V Pres Bobby Noel Sec Norma Chappell D1rector Mr Tom Hearne -,,,, ll ll If XII UI . ll ...-u wi--fl 5- -0--2' 1 '9--'K 0'-5 4----9 JV Q--cb u 1+-0 Q... fr--o 19 M Jane Harrls Joyce Mrtchmcr Ne111e Neatherv Barbara Stone Shlrleb KHOU Standmg Jo Tanner Barbara Kelly Szttmg Laura P1r1e Mary Anne Crews : 1 V ,V , v 1 n ia .yu I fi r A l F 5 ' I Q , gf' F 1 1 'g .. 1 ff, 5. t . ' ' . t 3, ? QR. 1, . .. '41 - ' X ' ,f A , ' I ' J , 5' g , v -A V' I' R, 'Q ' 4 ,af ' , ,,..,....... X4 ' '...... J ,X +4 P... '4 Z'I.....:llm'1 9 c., ........ 2f + 3 ,,,A, ,,,A N., 4 ,,, Y, 1. uv --- 0,431-7 9 lifvbrrll-i ' 1 Y :ani-uni 4 - an gl gi, H ' ,W 9 Y Q A . - - Q Y ' wir , A , ,, .-L,' 12 . I , u . . I . . y l rl ' 3 Ir. 1 I x. -v I: lf XY BAND ,U , ,Af A ,, R J ,K ' 4 J J U0 l' J- 2' w -tt .H .- X ,NK .J-7 if 'vb N .1 ,z AA' 'K A ' Ytsiri, if x. 7 wr 4 lg: , - , 41 Lg' I 5-4' ' ,f ft' ia I -m,,kr'y,,, ,E ' v DQ1.. Y' If Z v' A vxrfx -Wk .'7' qw 03- .,t ,T iq, 0, l, O as Clarence Puckett, Hut Wester, Robert Neal. K 1 '52, I Q '1 Kiwi ,SI X 'Ni :FR Nr -,G5',,, , iii? r. M 5 1 . - w, 4, '. , - 1 . 5 A , e f 1 ' H A M ., an 4- ., . 4 'if V3 .cw l V'fli2'xa2:iff-ilsr---i W 1 CHEERLEADERS -34. Sui: ANN BELL BECKIE ELLINGTON BETSY WILLIAMS Chief Asst. Chief Treasurer Let us add another science to the al- ready existing group, not as exact perhaps as those put forth in the classroom, but nevertheless a science, that of cheerlead- ing. Too many people think the cheer- leader is only a little more than an idiot who waves his arms and contorts his body, and acts like a madman. But, as is often the case. people do not realize that the cheerleader is and must be one of the most ' sane and levelheaded individuals present at athletic contests and yet cheerleaders are the center of all school spirit. The members are: Sue Ann Bell, Becky Ellington, Nellie Cobb, Miriam Woodlief, Betsy Williams, Alice Holliday, Frances Jones, Mary Ann Bradford, Sylvia Rober- son, Diane Rowland, Shirley Acrey, Pat Clayton. .y ,,r ,T f 'W 'sqm 1 CHEERLEADERS Junicmr Varsity squad: Ann Harper, Nancy Rodwell, Fabian Broadway, and Nancy Acrey KMQX , 11-Mft ' mm -.-Ill Ill .4 l'?'fl 'T f , Qi a -I - Studenf Sem 1 fon lr- 4. 5155 8 . 9 6 if . Q 5 A A - R 1 s f A Y' '75 3 '4,' 2 T ,A ,Qi 1 , ,. . A 1 '3' J BUS DRIVERS Sir The Bus Drlvers Club has been organ The bus dr1vers are as follows 1zed thls year to further promote safety on our h1ghvx ays and 1n our schools Our mlnds must be free of every subject ex cept the responslbllltv that 15 ln our hands Our job 1S to remmd all motor xehmle operators to drlxe slowly and watch for small Clllldfell cxossmg the hlghways be cause the hte you save may be your own 80 Carlton Launder Donnle Park Vhlham Cavs thorne James Satterwh1te Jane HdYf1S W1ll1am Bartholomew Albert Sanford B1lly T ado Johnnv Blanks Douglas Norvs ood gvaiy i JACKIE Vmx Hook Prcszdcnt lVlIRIA'VI WOODLIEF Sccretary Treasurer FRFD BEASLFY Vzce Preszdent The Monogram Club IS composed f those students who haxe earned letters ln h1gh school bv partlcrpatmg 1n football basketball baseball or who haxe served as managers for one of these sports The purpose of th1s club 15 to further 1nterest ln all tvpes of athlet1cs and to produce good clean sportsmanshlp 1n all such undertakmgs The club members take a real 1nterest 1n other school 3Ct1V1t1GS and by domg so brmg about close co opera t1on between athlet1cs and other depart ments of the school The club awards 1nd1v1dual trophles each year to the player MR VKINSTON SIFGFRIED Sponsor on the g1rls and boys basketball teams who are rated most valuable by the1r teammates The follovxmg are members M1r1am VVoodl1ef Jack1e Van Hook Fred Beasley Tucker Smlth Buddy Morgan Red Blue Charlle Bussey Vera Ramev Sue Ann Bell Mary Ann Brafford Mary Ann Crews Nell1e Cobb Becky Ellmgton Thurston Faulkner Roy Rodwell Charles Baker Shlrley Oxerton Max Rogers Ann Burroughs Olm Broadway Bllly Trado John Wh1te Don Gwvnn and Douglas Faulkner 9 -5 5. ti I. --... I 'nb 1: 1 'Wi-vz,,l,, -.. ., M. Z' MN- l 3-' ti - 1 rf I nlilff' ER lf v HOMECOMING DAY 5, X ,, fi'f' :N at OLRE' WILL 1-1 ggi , ty' a.,,. 7 .Q-- :ZGOOD Floats. posters. parade, and a general hullahalloo characterized Homecoming Day at ll. lf. S. on Oetoher 17. The highlight of the day was the parade down Garnett Street in which Joyce Ann lNlitehiner, our Homecoming Queen -elect, was the main attraction. wil' 'K 1 F' ,-4 She was crowned that night at the football game with Methodist Orphanage. VVe won hy the score of 3-1-U which was just enough to make a perfect day. The parade was really something to see--capturing the spirit. thrills. and excitement of the high school youths as well as the spectators. 'lhis page is thernfore dedicated to the ones who took part in and were responsible for the occasions success. as xxcll as to the ones xx ho, through the years. will want to recall this memorable day X. 55- ' rf' .- 4. i 51,1 LB i, IEW il lil ' Wa- Q -v ,iw Q .aa W, 5 1 HLE nc C-N Q3, S9 K X19 fi XX N X F 2 121:16 K X My Q UM f lj IIA 1,2 COACH WINSTON SIEGFRIED Coach S1egfr1ed Coach Wmston S1egfr1ed after belng at Henderson Hlgh for two years has turned out two xx onderful football teams along wlth some fine sports He was a hlgh school football star at John Marshall Hlgh School of Rlchmond V1rg1n1a h1mself Afterwards he enrolled at Duke Umver s1ty where he made All Southern and where he set the scormg record for the Southern Conference by scorlng 96 polnts 1n one season After fll'llShll'1g at Duke he played professlonal football for the Wash lngton Redskms and the Rxchmond Rebels 6 ...-..,,....,,.,W--...Alf , , , W , , f. -. f. -N-.F , V. COACH VERNON Momusou Coach Mornson Coach Vernon MOFFISOH was graduated from New Hanover Hlgh School at W1l mmgton then attended U S Merchant Mar1ne Academy Klngs Po1nt N Y He recelved h1s B S Degree at Klngs Polnt Then he rece1ved h1s Master of Arts Degree th1S past summer at East Carol1na College He played sports at New Hanover Davldson and U S Merchant Mar1ne Academy He coached at Florence S C and Wllnungton N C Hxgh Schools and East Carol1na College Thls IS Mr MOTFISOHS first year at Henderson He IS dolng a fine Job 1n as S1StlHg Mr S1egfr1ed 1n football and bemg head coach of basketball . . . 7 7 - . , , . . 7 7 ' l , . . . , . , . ., - 7 ' ' 7 ' cz ' 11 - - ll 77 ' ' ' 3 , -- .. . .,, fgfgf, .Q ,1.f4'- ,I 4, ' L + 5, VA W .. , , , ge 142133, -' '.'-Sc, 1 4- 1 Mu, A , Q , c f- ' - . ' ' 7 Y . ., l c y Thls plcture was taken five years ago 1n Jr Hlgh School Does th1s football team remmd vou 1n any vsav of our present football squad on the OppOS1t9 page? See 1f you can plck out any faffllllal' faces Oh Well 1f you cant We ll help you Fwst vow left to rzght Pop Sm1th Paul Rose Wayne House Jlmmy Adams W Cec1l Roberson V G Fowler Second row Tom Parrish Tommy Carter Ver non Sm1th Clarence Puckett Cortland Morgan Charlle Bussey Thzrd Tow Robert Watkms Johnny Wh1te Thomas Faucette Fred Beasley J1mmy B1ssett B1llV Woodard Absent Edward Blue C B Mason George Mltchell Danlel Wh1tley JGSS19 Sm1th pp-,in 'Vx 14' -5-4 I ON A TRIP . . .-. ,.. -Ap.-- k I . ' . , . 7 , - , I ' ' ., 7 r 7 . v .J A Q s . , . . . . . . , , . . , . . r 1 a v 1 y ' . . .b , ' - ' . an an - , ' ' 7 ' . v ' - a 1 1 7 7 1 ' 'l at x .N ' 'Xa ,. ,. ' 7 - , 6 Lf r 'XV A V hz?-2, 1 W' . 'W , 4 . v Q' I f' - . J. I h , fr. vp., 4 4' i 1 A - 1 3 P V , K V 1 ' aw '- 'A U ' ' K I 1 f 1- A .. V 1 ,aw ,t . X gf, ' il ' f I 86 HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL BULLDOGS Lew1s White Hughes Rogers T Smith B1ssett Gwynn 20 21 23 24 25 25 26 127 28 128 129 130 131 132 133 134 135 136 136 137 Beasley LHB Gregory William Harper Kenneth Stevenson Jimmy Bussey Charles Jackson M J Beasley Fred Morgan Budd Blue Ed Jackson Sammy Thacker Mac Broadway Olin Thompson Billy Gwynn Don Lewis Johnnie Trado Billy Rodwell Roy Johnson, Charles VVhite, John Wright, Billy Capps, Maurice 37 38 39 39 40 41 42 42 44 44 45 45 J 46 47 J 47 48 J 49 52 Blue RHB Hughes Howard Rogers Max Capps Julian Smith Tucker Knott Hal Rawlings Tommy B1ssett James Smith Charles Pulliam J W Knight Brooks Short Elton Andrews Donald Norwood Doug Puckett Jack Murphy Bennie Cates Calvin Lockemy, Bobby White, William Knight, Jack Faulkner, Roger BULLDOGS UPSET CYCLONES 21 6 Bemg outweaghed and consadered the underdogs meant nothang to the Henderson Hagh School Bulldogs as they opened thelr 1952 football scason hx scorang a 216 upset vlctory oxer thc strong Class AAA Cyclones of the Charlcs L Coon Hagh School from WIISOU The splrlted Bulldogs took up an hgh! vahat they lacked rn weaght to pale up the statastrcs rn favor of the home forces Henderson scored F st vlath only tlarcc and h lf minutes to go an the first qu artcr xxhan Balls Trado an alert defensave end aopzcl ua a Walson laarralalc and hrghtaaled at 26 yards to scorn Buddx I'ruc loc Morgan splat the upraghts and Hcndcrson lcd O The Bulldogs archccl rds r thcar second touchdovsn rnadwav the scaoncl quarter vsath Ch arlae Bussey scorang from thc onc s ard lane on a quart r back sneak Agaan Morgans plamcnacnt was pcrtcct and Henderson vu as ahead 1-1 0 Walsons lone scorc t ame altcr the second Bulldog from the ten Vard lane to score C ays placcment was no good and the Bulldogs lcd 1-1 la The hnal Bulldog score carnc an thc last natnutes of the game whcn lrttle Red Blue yxaggled has way through the maddle ot thc Wrlson lane to scorc from nane yards out for the thrrd Bulldog tallx Morgans placement was perfect and Henderson lcd 21 6 That was all the scorrng lor the naght Wrlson fumbled erght trmcs wath the alert Bulldog defense recoverrng five of thcm to ard the Bulldog cause consaderablv The entare Henderson lane stood out vaath John Whlte Don Gwynn Tucker Sllllth and Ballx Trado outstandmg Trfado made tht all statc chcck last for has sprrated pl'ay The B lldor., passang., ttack xx s tops vxath Charlac Busscy hattang thc cnds and hacks wath deadly accuracy BL LLDOGS ROIL OVER ROCKETS 20 0 The Henderson Hrgh B1llldOK's successlullx opened defense of therr Dlstract Thrcc Tatle by grandang out an rmpressaxe 20 0 xrctorx ox er the Roxboro Rockets The Bulldogs used an aggrcssaxe ground attack xxhrle checkang the Rockets passrng and runnang attack Henderson scored first an the openrng quarter on a 50 yard touchdown drrve clam axed by Fred Beasley s pass to Don Gwynn who sc arnpered over for the rnrtaal score from fa vards out Buddy Morgans 'try for thc cxtra poant was vxadc and Hcnde rson led 6 0 Henderson scortcl agaan wath thc sccond half only seconds old Wath thc ball on the Roxboro thrrty ard lanc Bc aslnv r aaaaaracd has aa av through a hole an thc Roxlaoro lrnt It a ill yard touchdown sprant Mort, an xx as pcrtect vtath has pl accaaacnt and Hcnderson d a adam, l vlarautts later wath e l th Ht nd rsoaa Zta xarl lam Beaslev agaan touncl a f., ap rn thc Roxlaoro torn ard vt all and galloped through Fhas tame, hc va as oil on a 7-l x ard touchdown 1 unt thc longm st raan ot thc ear Morgan conxerted to pgaxe thc Bulldogs a 20 U c ec Hoxlaoros most scraous scorang. threat camc an the 'ouath quarter after they had rccoxcrcd a Bulldog turaahlc 'Ihc Hockcts scored on a pass play from '72 5 ards out laut rt was nullatacd xxhcn thtv were pen alalcd lm N ards lor haxang an anelagahle receaxer doxxn garnc endcd a lcxx rraanutcs later Flat Bulldogs ruaaaaang, attack clrcked smoothly auth cd Blaac nd Lharlac Ba scx doang most of e runnarar. Thc haghlaglat ot tht game were Beasleys tx o to achdoxxn gauaats al a math has all around ag gressrxt plax Bc aslcx naaclc thc all state check ast lor has outstandarag play anak np, the second tame thas yc ar a Bulldog has madc the all st ate check last BULLDOGS SQUI-PIL BY OXFORD ORPHANAGE 7 6 Henderson ran up agaanst staff opposataon when they met the strong, Hcd Dcxals from Oactord Orphanage hut m araa cd to squccla out a close 7 6 decasron The fired up Rcd Dcxals outplaxed the Bulldogs but the breaks nent Hcaadt rsons may and they managed to defeat thc stubborn Orphanage crews 7 6 Oxlord Orphanage hrokc the smorang ace an the second quartcr on a oh x ard touchdown draxe that was mlanaaxed when Poxxcll went oxer trom the one to score Grhhs trx lor the extra POINT was vsade and Oxtord Orphanage lcd h 0 The Bulldog offense was stalled dur ng that hectrc tarst half as they faaled to penetratc the Red Dexals terratory a srngle tame The ncarest thex canac to Orphanage terratorx was then' oun -11 xard lane Or-:tord Orphanage penetrated the Bulldogs stompang ground twace once on thear . , , - ' ' ' g ' ' . 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' ' , In ' ,I I . touchdown drave and agaan when they drove to the Bulldog 13 before bemg checked Hendcrson scored ats lone touchdown of the game ln thc thnd quarter Wath the ball on the Orphanage 49 y ard lane Fred Beasley took a handoff froan Charlie Bussey found a hole fn the Red Devlls lane and sprantcd through for a 40 y ard touchdown gallop As It turned out the next pomt decaded the ball game as cool headed Buddy Morgan wath Bussey holdang booted thc ball through the uprlghts perfectly Hen derson now held a 7 6 lead The Bulldogs anvaded Red Deyll terratory only two other txmes durang the second half The Red Devals struck fear xnto the hearts of the Henderson fans when they started an apparent touch down drive late an the fourth quarter Reaching the Bulldog 15 Oxford Orphanage trled a pass but Bussey mterccptcd an the end 7one for a touchback to end the thrc It That gaye Henderson the ball on the 20 yard Inc From here the Bulldogs ran the clock out wath Busscy dashmg 25 yards on the last play of the game BULLDOGS DEFEAT OXFORD 21 6 Although Oxford was flred up the Henderson Bull dogs took a clean cut .21 6 decasxon oyer the Waldcoats of Oxford An alert Bulldog defense recoyered four of the Waldt tts fumbles to stall the Oxford attack con ravals both teams played heads up ball throughout the gmac Bally Trldo blocked an Oxford punt late nn the first quarter to set up the first Henderson score A 13 yard pcnllty against Oxford for pallng on moyed the ball to the fiye yard lane where Charlae Bussey passed to Don Gwynn for the first T D True Toe Morgan conyerted to gaye Henderson a 7 0 first quarter lead Farly n the second quarter the Bulldogs recoy cred an Oxford fumble on the Wndcat 37 yard lane to set up the second tally Trado snagged a pass from Busscy on the 28 and then Bussey patched to Fred Be lslcy at the flye wxth Beasley stepplng across for the touch down Agaan True Toe conyerted and Henderson le 14 0 Oxford got ats only score an the thlrd quarter when Blackwell lntercepted Busseys pass on the 18 and galloped down the sadelanes to score The pl accme nt was wlde and Henderson w s out front 11 I lVlll'lL1t6S later Oxford fumhlfd on thcar own 13 y trd lane wlth Henderson recoycrang for anothta szorlng chance The Bulldogs lost thf h all on doyyns thas tame but later recovered another Oxford fumhlt on thc 20 Thas tanae the Bulldogs dldnt mass P aslty tuan d end to thc 11 and then Buddy Morgan yyagelcd to the one but a 15 vard penalty put the hall back on the Gwynn caught a pass d carraed at o the o yard lane whcre Busscy qu nrterhack snc aktd to store Although the fxeld was wet Mor an w IS perfcct wath has placement and Hcnderson had the game an the bag wlth a 216 ady nntagc Red Blue anyured has hack on a punt rtturn when he slapped and fell Authorataes at 'VIar1a Parh tm Hospatal saad that Blue h ad a fracture of thc tr lnsyerse process of three lumlur yertcfsrae and wlll bc out of play for the rest of the season Bally Trado made tht All State chcck llst for has play ln thas game anakang the sccond tlnac thas year he has done so BUT. LDOGS SMOTHER YIPTHODIST ORPH-XX -V E 44 0 Henderson Hagh School tt lchratcd tts first Home mang g amc 1n years an ffnt lon ay pg fmprcssfyc 34 0 vtct ry 4 4 1 classed thc Rid Raiders and thc outcome of tht gtme was neyer an douht Henderson scored first wath ly Zfl l l ft e farst quarter hen Ch nrlae Bas t tarttl c rxght sade of the lmc from fota ards ou Put r y rue Toe Morgan dried tht tra want 'ro n ace-ment and Henderson had a 1 U lt d I-'lr' s cond q artcr Busscy h ndcd cff streaked through a hole an the Orphan fo an 80 yard touchdown sprant lhas y s ft t sngle run of the game orgtn yya apt wlth the placement and tht Bulldogs took c Nelther te ana scored tht Ft na und: r of tht Henderson started a touchdown 111 at a rece-ayed the klckofl ycmm, the set tt rkang the l ll to thc fft rd ac got off on a long touchdown gallop Tns t cxrcled left end and headed for the goallanc wath has ls 11.41 ' ' ' Q ' 5 ' . , 2 ta 3 ' , ' .' -.- S. . I- I - ' 1 ' 1 ' 1 . 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J the ball Wlth Olm Broadway fallmg on xt for the Bulldog T D Old Faxthful Buddy Morgan agam split the uprlghts and the Bulldogs had a 14 O ad vantage The rampagmg Bulldogs tallled agam a few mlnutes later on a drlve wh ch started when Max Rogers recovered a Count fumble Three plays later Beasley went ofi' rxght tackle lnto paydlrt for hls second touchdown of the nlght Morgans placement margm The Bulldogs faxled to penetrate Count terr1 tory agaln untll the fourth quarter On the second play of the fourth quarter the Bussey Beasley pass combmatxon worked for a 64 yard touchdown play but a penalty nullxfied the score Durham County broke unto the scormg column ln the fourth quarter on a drlxe whxch started on the Henderson 39 yard lme Stlcklng to the ground the Counts rolled for three Hrst downs to the Bulldog 7 yard lme Three plavs later Clark scored for the lone Count tally Morrlsons placement was no good and the score stood at 21 6 ln favor of the Bulldogs The game ended a few mmutes later wxth the Counts on the Bulldogs 5 yard lme threatenlng to score Beasley led the Henderson ground attack wlth 83 yards to hls Cfedlt for the mght Knott Bussev Thompson Morgan and Gregory also figured mn the ground gammg department Leading the Bulldog defense vsas the stellar Max Rogers who lntercepted a pass and recovered a Count fumble to axd the Henderson cause considerably Whnte Gwynn and Broadway also helped anchor the Bull dog forward wall HENDERSON AND GRAHAM BATTLE TO 7 7 T1E The Henderson Bulldogs and the Graham Red Devlls with the champlonshlp of District Three at stake battled to a 7 7 t1e at Veterans F1eld The Bulldogs scored first when Bxlly Trado snagged a Charlxe Bussey pass good for 47 yards and a touch down one mlnute and 23 seconds after the final qu lrter had begun Buddy Morgan kxcked the extra pomt Ind Henderson led 7 0 Thls lead lasted only 17 sec onds as Graham returned the followmg k1CkOff for 81 yards to make lt 7 6 untxl Joe Holt ran over the extra pomt to tle the score 7 7 The Bulldogs then went all out 1n thelr b1d for a v1ctory w1th Hal Knott returnmg the klckoff from .?, I . . 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I , . 75 is Wav- . quarter ended Hal Knott blasted off rxght tackle to the 10 Bussey quarterback sneaked to the seven and then Knott went over for the touchdown Mor gans placement was good and Henderson led 13 0 After the kxckoff Chapel H111 moved to the1r 33 but a five yard loss and two mcomplete passes forced them to k1Ck w1th Bussey returnmg to the Chapel H111 47 Chapel H111 recovered Fred Beaslcys fumble on the1r own 40 Meadows back to pass clected to run and made lt to the Henderson 42 for a first down In four plays Chapel H111 moved only three yards so the Bulldogs took over on the 39 The Bulldogs moved the ball to lllldfleld but couldnt gam any further so Bussey punted w1th the ball rolllng dead on the Chapel H111 n1ne Chapel H111 klcked and Beasley returned the ball 10 yards to the Chapel H111 24 Bussey then heaved to Trado for the TD wxth 45 seconds left 1n the half Morgan added the extra po1nt for a 20 0 lead Dur1ng the th1rd per1od Coach S1egfr1ed gave the second strmg a chance by lett1ng them play They couldnt move the ball anywhere unt1l the m1ddle of the fourth per1od when thev reached the two yard lxne The Bulldogs declded to trv for a field goal and Morgan klckmg from the 15 made the attempt good to close out the scormg Buddy Morgan made the all state check 11st for h1S fine play ln th1s game BULLDOGS CRUSH WASHINGTON 48 19 Henderson entered the Eastern Class AA finals agamst Rockingham as a result of the1r crushmg 48 19 92 defeat of the Washington Pam Pack. The fired-up Bulldogs, gunning for the State AA championship, completely overpowered the Pam Pack. Veterans Field was a slough of water and muss as a result of heavy rams whxch soaked the field for sew eral days precedmg the game The Bulldogs took th1s IH strxde though and ran up the1r h1ghest scoring total of the season Henderson talhed first after four minutes of the first quarter were h1story B1lly Trado blocked a Wash1ngton kxck and Don Gwy nn recovered to set up the score Three plavs later Chunk1ng Charhe Bussey heaved to Fred Beasley who stepped across the goallme to score The play covered a total of 23 yards True Toe Morgan conxerted to glV8 Hender son a 7 0 lead Mmutes later the Bulldogs fumbled w1th Wash mgton s Young scooping up the lost ball and scamper mg 32 yards to score Jack Puckett kicked the extra point attempt and Henderson had a narrow 7 6 lead The Bulldogs took the followlng kxckoff and launched a 73 yard touchdown dr1ve Cl1max1ng the dr1ve was Beasley who exploded through the middle of the Washington l1ne and galloped 40 yards to score Mor gans conversion was wide to put the Bulldogs out front 13 6 Henderson got 1nto hlgh gear at the be g1nmng of the second quarter by reachmg paydlrt agam Th1s t1me lt was W1ll1am Gregory who smashed over from the two endmg a 65 yard Bulldog march Morgan aga1n added the extra po1nt for a 20 6 lead Washington took the follow1ng k1Ck0ff and drove 1nto Henderson terntory but John Wh1te recovered a Pam Pack fumble to end the threat The rampag1ng Bull dogs started another scoring drxve terminated when Bussey chunked to Beasley for 10 yards and a touch down Morgan sp11t uprxghts to glVe Henderson a 27 6 margin endmg the first half W8ShlHgt0n got 1tS second score of the mght 1n the th1rd quarter when Burgess caught the Bulldogs by surprlse and dashed 81 yards to score John Wh1te blocked Rhodes effort for the extra point and the scoreboard read Henderson 27 Washington 12 Hen derson came mght back followmg the kxckoh' and drove 75 yards for their fifth touchdown Billy Trado scored cl1max1ng the drxve when Char11e Bussey passed to him from 24 yards out Morgan added the extra po1nt and lt was the Bulldogs out front 34 12 Washington s Lee Sm1th caught Henderson off guard as he took the followmg klckoff and outran the Bull dogs 85 yards for the Pam Packs last TD Rhodes placement was good and lt was Henderson w1th a 34 19 lead Shortly after the fourth quarter began Beasley went around left end on the statue of l1berty play to score from 20 yards out Morgan agam was perfect with h1s placement and the Bulldogs had a comfortable 41 19 lead Several plays after the following k1ckoff the Pam Pack fumbled w1th Elton Short recovermg to set up Henderson s seventh and final score On the first play after the recovery Beasley blasted over center and was away for h1s fifth TD the play bemg good for 31 yards Morgans conversion agam was true and the final score read 48 19 ln favor of the Henderson Bulldogs Fred Beasley was a ball of fire all mght and ended up vuth five touchdowns to h1s credlt along Wlth 230 yards rush1ng for a 14 yards per carry average Quarterback Charl1e Bussey d1d a magmficent Job 1n engmecrmg the one Slded triumph espec1a1ly wlth the slippery p1gsk1n caused by the muddy field Buddy Morgan converted SIX of seven extra po1nt attempts to run hlS seasons total to 29 out of 33 Along w1th the backs the stout Bulldog l1ne although outwelghed performed superbly All of the lmemen B1lly Trado John Wh1te Howard Hughes Max Rogers Tucker Sllllth Ol1n Broadway Don Gwynn Elton Short Jack Puckett and Roy Rodwell d1d the1r share 1n holdmg the Washmgton backs 1n check and m opemng up holes for the Bulldog backs to sllp through BULLDOGS WIN EASTERN AA TITLE The Henderson H1gh Bulldogs traxlmg 7 6 gomg 1nto the fourth quarter counted a touchdown and a field goal to turn almost defeat 1nto a 16 7 victory over the Rockxngham Rockets to w1n the Eastern AA champlonshxp The Henderson Bulldogs were behmd for the first t1me th1s year 7 0 after Rocklngham scored early 1n the first per1od Hal Knott returned the followxng kxckoff from the 29 to the 39 to launch the Bulldogs first touchdown drlve Knott turned left end to the 49 and Beasley moved the ball to mldfxeld Bussey passed to Johnny Lewis to the Rocklngham 39 Knott got one yard and then Bussey after losmg ten yards ran up the mlddle for 12 yards Beasley on the statue of llberty plaiy dscooted 15 yards to the Rockets 21 as the quarter en e . . 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On the first play of the second perlod Knott bowled over left tackle to the 18 and then Bussev passed to Trado who caught the ball out of the end zone Charlie Bussev then passed to Beasley vvho gathered xt in on the tive and raced into the end zone to score Morgan s placement was wxde to the left and Henderson trailed Rockingham took the following kickoff and marched to the Henderson 29 before 1 15 vard penalty put the ball blck on the Henderson 42 On fourth down Rotk mgh 1m tried to punt but Billy 'lrado roared through to block the klck and Elton Short recovered on the Henderson 4: Hcnder on moved the ball as far as the Rockingham 4a vvhere Bussey gambled on fourth down and trled to run from punt formatlon being tackled on the 50 Rockingham couldnt move and so they punted out of hounds on the Rockingham 44 Busscv trying to pass had to run and picked up 11 vards and a first down on the 33 After a pass fallcd Henderson was penalized back to the 49 Bussey again trying to pass had to run and galloped up the mlddle 0 the 34 yard llne A pass failed and then one Lonnected to Trado for eight yards to the 26 A 20 yard pass to Don Gvvvnn gave the Bulldogs the ball on Rockmghams six yard line Knott plcked up four and Morgan one to put the ball on the one yard lme On the last play of the half Knott was stopped mches short of a touchdown The third quarter vvas a scoreless stalemate The Bulldogs moved to the Rockmgham 42 before Bussey kicked out of bounds on the two Rockingham moved the ball to the 19 before puntlng to Fred Beaslev who returned the ball nme yards to the Rockets 35 The Bulldogs moved to the one before fumbl1ng and Rockingham recovered The third perxod then ended Rockingham punted out of bounds on their own 44 Bussey then passed to Trado on the five and the end stepped over for the score Morgans placement was true and Henderson led 13 7 Rockingham mov ed to the Henderson 43 before Trado recovered a fumble to glve Henderson the ball The Bulldogs moved to the nine yard line before a holding penalty put them back to the 22 Trado caught a pass before stepping out of bounds on the ten Beasley skirted left end for four yards and a first down on the SIX Three passes falled and Morgan on the next play klcked his insurance field goal from the 13 vard line and sllghtly to the left of the uprlghts This was all the scorlng for the afternoon wlth Hen derson leading 16 7 HENDERSON LOSES TO CHARLOTTE HARDING IN CLASS AA FINALS The Henderson High School Bulldogs tasted defeat for the first time this year as they went down before a strong Charlotte Harding team to the tune of 32 13 As a result of their victory the Harding Rams took the State Class AA title and left Henderson with runner up nonors The plucky Bulldogs were definxtelv the underdogs and though outweighed they carried the fight to the heavier Harding team The spirited Bull dogs captured the hearts of the fans for their never say die plav and there vvere manv fans vvho considered Henderson as vvmmng a moral victory On Hendersons First play from scrimmage Charlie Bussey heaved a pass to Bxllv Trado who was brought dovvn yust yards short of the goalllne The Bulldogs failed to score though as Charlotte intercepted a pass to stop the scormg threat Henderson held Charlotte 1n check and the Rams vvere forced to punt the ball going out of bounds on the Harding 44 Henderson took over and Bussey passed but Charlotte s Cummmg ham intercepted and dashed 69 yards to tally the first score of the game The try for the extra pomt was blocked and the Bulldogs trailed 6 0 Henderson started a drlve on the follovvmg kickoff but a handoff was fumbled and the Rams recovered on their own 9 yard lme to end the threat M1dvv1v the second quarter Charlotte scored again on a pass plav The extra pomt try vxas good and Harding led 130 Following the kickoff Henderson started a drive to get their tlrst score of the game Billy Trado cllmaxed the drive when he snagged a Bussey aerial 'md stepped across the goalline to score Buddy Morgan s attempt at the extra pomt was blocked and the score read 13 G in fwvor of Charlotte That was all the scorlng for the tlrst half Midway the thxrd quarter Charlotte recovered a Bulldog fumble and scored several plays later The extra point trv was no good and Henderson was be hind 10 6 Henderson started 1 43 vard scoring march when they got the following klCkOH In 6 plays the Bulldogs moved a2 yards to the Harding one yard hne where Fred Beasley cracked over left tackle to score Morgan was perfect with his convers1on and the Bulldogs were back in the game with the score standing at 1913 The Rams tallied again at the beginning of the fourth quarter to dim the Bulldog hopes for a victory The extra pomt atempt was good and Charlotte was out front 26 13 Minutes later Hardlng scored agam against the tired Bulldogs but this time the extra point place ment was blocked and the score stood at 32 13 in favor of Charlotte That was all the scoring for the night as the game ended a fevl seconds later Although Charlotte won Henderson had the games lfldllldual star in Fred Beasley who vvas a workhorse in the Henderson backfield Beaslev led both teams in ground gaming honors and along vvxth the other boys on the team made a good showing for themselves agamst the stronger Harding eleven Thls game concluded an outstanding season for the Henderson Bulldogs Henderson vvas undefeated xn conference play the onlv blemish on their record being 7 7 t1e with Graham After winning the DlStflLt Three tltlc Henderson advanced to the playoff for the Eastern title As a result of their victory over Rock xngham Henderson moved to the State Class AA tltle game agamst Charlotte Harding who won the Western title The 1952 footoall team was a smooth working one which w1ll always be remembered for 1ts splrlted and their high school careers vvlth the Charlotte game They are John White Don Gwynn Tucker Smith Max Rogers Charlle Bussey Buddy Morgan and Fred Beasley So with this in mmd we say goodbye to football until next year 93 7-6' U . n , . ' , I ' . . . t . A ' .V . determined play. Seven players on the team ended .ffbggfg X .At Q, 'q I X f?i!5:4 -I 55 I IW' ,ig 5 T5 W Front row, left to right: Mac Thacker, Capt. Connell, J. NV. Pulliam, Lonnie Hendricks Thurston Faulkner, Gene McDade, John Zolli- Olin Broadway, Thomas Bobbitt, Douglas cofier, Buddy Smith, George Holden, Lawrence Norwood, Maurice Capps, R. O. Woodllef Hicks, Back row, lefthto right: Manager Jimmy Manager Tommy Snow. Coach Vernon Morrison, in his first year The scores so far this season: as basketball coach at Henderson High, Henderson Rocky Blount noordooroooooo was forced to build an entirely new team. Henderson Roanbke Rapids Yelenroo Lost by graduation was last years starting Henderson Roek-V lxlount or Kornoz or live. Thurston Faulkner has taken over Henderson Roanoke Rapids Kzro or one ol' the guard slots with George Holden Henderson Danville lenn e M at the other. The center position is Henderson Danynle veevrr or manned by Olin Broadway, with R. O. Henderson Hillsbfyro eeeeerre X7V0OClllCf Zllld at the fOfVV3I'd Iffendgrson Rqyxboro I r N PUSH Henderson Durham County . Most ol' the players on this years team Henderson Oxford , e, , , lack experience but they will be back Henderson Graham , . , next year and should develop into an out- Henderson Methodist Orphanage standing team. Henderson Chapel Hill ,, , lllgllll NVQ - 1 1 ,.,,,-rp 8, :Ea ll. '25 , iii R30 Jox ce vlltchmer along vu th guard Nlarllx n Thwd T010 left to rlqht Manager BCSS19 Codas Al1ce Holhdav Marxlwn Cillllflq Fabmn Broad wav Petsv Jones Nancy VVh1te Vera Ralnex Joxce ll.llfCl1ll'1CI' Josce Faulkner mann tr Sara W11l1ams Second row Dlane Rowland Jackle Van Hook Pat Claxton Coa lu Mm Sllfiflll Ann Burroughs Shlrley Overton Shlrley Acxey Fzrst Tou Co Captalns M1r1am Woodllef and Jo Ann Mitchell GIRLS BASKETBALL For the past four years the glrls basket ball team has been under the superxxslon of Coach Dorothy Shearm who has been both fr1end and coach to these gxrls Last xear the team had nme VICLOFICS So far thls season as the 'yearbook goes to press the team has chalked up fixe w1ctor1es and one defeat Each uctorw can deflmtelv be credlted to the excellent teamu ork of all the plax ers The substltutes plaw an important role 1n the success of the team The1r fa1thfulness 1n attendmg pract1ce means much ton ard the dex elopment of a good team The team motto IS One for all and all for one The forwards on the startmg SIX are J3Ck19 Van Hook Vera Ramey and Shnlex Overton The guards are Ahce Holhdax Ann Burroughs and 'Xl1r1am VVoodl1ef A great deal of 'valuable help has been re Colllns The scores so far thls season Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Hlllsboro Hoxboro Oxford Graham l19tllOdlSt Orph Chapel H1ll I and feuif defgats at the end ef the Seasgn. ceived from forwards Jo Ann Mitchell and - V rv' ' fa lf' ' ' 'L - V . 49 .,.......... ' - A 3 A 45 rrrrrrrrr rrrr . ,' v . 20 rrrr........ ,,Y,, I - Z .. 53 UVWYVKVVAVVV A ' ' -73 YYAYYY ' ' 97 I UN ICR VARSITY , rr- vq .,,- 'I W, ' VKHJ. Q . x Srmzding, left to right: Gene Adcock, Charles Smith, David Loughlin, Billy Royster. Bobby Pierce Pete Brake, Ernie Hux, Ray VVynn. Serzrcfdf Bill Hart, Bo Young, Bruce Chappell, lVl. J. Jackson Maurice Allen, George Harrison, Edwin Payne. Action scene from the Henderson-Roxboro game. un Q W1-W - -- BASEBALL TEAM 'uns we X nn- -4 A- 13 C,-1-Ir kg-1-f ,,,, '- l'x.-vs .af- T 'S, 'L ' 13 .1 ,,,, -nfl AJ J- 4, A I 17 '- az 'ian mx 1 5 -'SC I .. N' z. 1.4. N QA' V-L 3 ,, s AQ: -f7v',uQ'4 J, g Agri' A, Q-X if 4' 1 ,wh Q- ishfiisffr' .gn- rn Coach Vernon Morrlson has taken over as baseball coach at Henderson I-hgh Th1s years team ms made up of returmng letter men and some newcomers Lettermen back to str ngthen th1s years team are Douglas Faulkner Charlle Bussey Bully Trado Olm Broadway and Carl Davidson ..:x'Y av' .1 w-. fv- vga. 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Whxch are the dumm1es,? 1!', IIE 'iii 310-01101 xfaa R r--...J ---mv'-'-zz: t .-'affvmihh GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Bplsy WILLIMTS ANN HUNT I reszdent Vice President The G1rls Athlet1c Assoclatlon 1S the largest and one of the most creatlve clubs 1n h1gh school It promotes a program of athletlcs to those g1rls lnterested 111 sports and 1n sportsmansh1p Not only does lt help mamtam physlcal fitness but also encourages outstandlng character and achlex ement The most d1st1ngu1sh1ng factor of thls organlzatlon lS that part1c1pat1on 1n sports IS open to all g1rls mterested not to the good players only Through th1s club glrls TQ X SHIRLEY OVERTON Secretary reahze the 1mportance of leadershlp and also of fellowshlp Each year a softball team 1S represented 1n Greensboro 1n a state-W1de competltlve softball game Each year a medal also IS presented to the g1rl chosen as best all round by the club Last year thls medal Was awarded to Margaret Rooker a Sen 1or Though th1s club was Just recently started 1n 1949 It has more members and 1S one of the most enjoyed organlzatlons 1n our school . 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IC Staff of the PII PAC wlshes to take this opportunlty to thank each and emu one of the adxertlsers for the flnanelal support glven toward the pL1lJllC8l1OI1 of thls searhook It has been the smcere deslre of all staff IHQl1IlJLIQ and the adxlser to pubhsh a book that IS representatlve of lltuderson benlor Hlgll School We deeply appreclate every advertisement burn us We wush, also to express our genume thanks to the advertxsers who haxe contnbuted oxer and above the regular adverusmg rates and to those who haxe donated Iht II-I Pxc represents m a yearly summary Henderson Senlor Hxgh Srhool The lllgll school represents the Clty of Henderson We beheve that than should be close assoc1at1on between the merchants and the studtnt bodv Agam our thanks Lets support our adxertlsersl Complzments L VANCE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 1 --. My ' , f ' V ' K I' . 4 L27 ' e-J ' - ' ' , , .,, .. Iggy ,. 4 ' fl , Z ' , , . . CQ .',. - 4 ,. . .- , fs f I f.,k,J .nf I ,. I ,- I .1 Q '--- 7 S CL 4 . . . 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', , , 9 Of A 'S I ll ' Of Henderson H Ig h School ROBERTS Fresh Roasted Peanuts Alma Mater Hall to the dearest school of all Alma M'1ter mme lacked by ROBERTS FOOD PRODUCTS HENDERSON N C I oyal we wlll be to thee And smg IJFHIQCS thme When our school days are over and Dzslrzbulors 0 WISE POTATO CHIPS CANDIES PLAWTERS SALFED PEANUTS We ll wm the vletory and the rlght for Alma Mater And the blue and the Whlte COMPLIMENTS OF Jin' llama 4jBo!Ier lhlue: D TORE Styles Cgmpllmgnts Complzments LANCASTER MITCHELL CLOTHIERS For C Men. I . SC ' ' 1 J L - 4 , . . L T . . I , f we leave this blessed shrlne. , . . . , r l . . n - D tJ L , of of CAROLINA BAGGING COMPANY HENDERSON NORTH CAROLINA ROSE OIL COMPANY GASOLINE AND OIL DISTRIBUTORS ROSE GIN 6' SUPPLY COMPANY FARM SUPPLIES COTTON BUYERS 5' W If Y T B P ROSE GPORGE A ROSE JOHN D RO E C pl' :ents of , I . 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LompIPtf'cI a nudv of tlmr Ihe four pi t wirs now thv lu ll 4 I ININIII IJ ILSINLN5 You now turn IO 0 new mln mai lu 1 14 Wd W1 1 mural of 1 our 1 know wh it to Cx wr 01 co u 4 Q ofills 1 x 0 mflml nl of X Jlll IIJIIIIW to l'1kL III 5tr14IP WTIIIPYLI' stulf opp ll mln lllll mlv Loma Our lcry Best Wzslws To You FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN HENDERSON' 111 NDLRSON N C flfftlllbfl Iefzral Dfpofzl Insurance fworporalzon EALII DLPOSITOR INSURLD S10 O00 NICCR ACKILN OIL CONIPANY Dwmbutors 0 ANIIIRIC KN OIL CONIP XNY PRODUCTS HENDERSON VULCANIZING COMPANY f GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES G.E. APPLIANCES 5 fran it-T 4 1 li -I 3 X--rf :iw ,I ..-5 If e , ,TN . h 1 Til -1 f . 'A -1. KVA, 1.,l W ,Jill 1,151.5 ILA. pl-. ' - 91 1 'S I9 Ita. I. 1 - .O n,,.'A..,. OA M ff. 1 I L, ,vw 1 S 'T 'LA ,. 7 .1.L . I ' , ' ,. 'go on , S Alf, zbxlvd . . . H9 II .I 'I 3 .v ' ' th ' aj rl 'J CI u . I' 'z ' sg ' ' z II 't N109 ,, lays. but happily we I lm 'r IC-XI'I'lI IN YOU. 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' or or 1 ' A35 z 11 ' '. 1 , Y ' N X I' I I O1 I Y If I - L ' I 'I I' g I' A, 04 'P .Aj ,,-4ii. 1 VAQ ,,.,j, FL., 4.41 h.a.4lf,-Jn, 54,4 -4- A f JL'- 'Sv THE OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES OE ' R' Xl g RO E S 5 10 25C STORE Are proud of our ehools of the progre S they haxe made and are makmg of thelr f8L1l1l1CS and thelr pllp1lS It IS a ource of pnde too that so large a per cent of faculty members and students patromze Rose Stores for School Supplles and other V3f1Cty re qulrement and that the hst of such valued patrons 14 steadlly mcrea mg It 19 the axm of those who determme the pOl1C1CS of Rose Stores to make the values and SCFXICC offered III thou tores yu tlfy your confidence and support YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED AT 9 Buymg and Execulwe Offices ln HENDERSON, N C. wiv il, , . 5, .X-:J ,Ll QQ, .,,4 .y f+A,,,Q, OJ.-.,V' 'X Q' , J ,il g J . :'J'j, NVQ 'Al 0j, ROSE S 5 10 250 STORE -E 1 ANCB IRLCKUYG CDNHEUWY Inc LSIWBI IHIIED IOSU' INf0IiI OR X IBD 1923 IIUNII OII CL DXIINI I R0 YD IIFNDI I NON NOIIIII fXI10IIN 'I Complzments free llresszn Free Deluery VAN Iifsl In Fresh and Fro en SEA FOOD FURNITURE Ihone 3 22 Garnett Stree Sur Jews Ouner NEWMAN and SEAMAN WOOLARD S YOUR HEAI 111 AND BFAUPY CENTFR NIEATS FROCERIEQ FEI DS P1 1 Corzcfratulates You wmv 3 D1 Aon and Hopes Z0 Conlznue HINDERSON A C be of Senzce to You WILSON ELEC'RIC COMPANY CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL PLUMBING HEATING PHONE 5024 2II XXIIIIEIIH Street Ja 'ff ' ' J ,I A fa V I -,f 5, g ff '. , . L I eg L- L, , A - g ' A I -, I ' ,Q I ,li V. . ', I , 1 , 4 , 1 l,1',., Juv ---I I 1 ff If -4 , 4 ' 3 ' 1 y I , I-v ,- 4. ,C .J fl- VJ tv 'Y h ,m.-J , .. -,-. I, - ,. 1 . KW ,. ' Y w 1 rw I N L V I 4 ,, h , ,T . 'L - ,1'r.1N, J ' A J' 1. Y' ' ' ' -'La 41 i, ., I . I L 1 n t 1 f ' INSURED MOIUR CIXHRIBHD r ' ' , . II , I 'lf ra' I f f. f I ' - ' E Z '- f Q -:- ' ' I A -.I M 1 Q , ,4, 1 I fa -.. 1 ' ' 1 Iivwf I Dem' f,' W Iv,-'VIE-, fgf'M w' 4. I L . . I AA 4 - - I I of 1, I g .V i- , K ' JL 7 . . . . J 4 ., 7 'k ' K ' I ' ' to If .', . . y' ' I YJ C omplzments DUFFELL ELECTRIC N COMPANY wnsuusuvny co. ELECTRIC APPLIANCES FIT YOUR NEEDS Emon Jump on the band stand bang on the t1n can Who can? We can' Nobody else can' V ' Beat Oxford' Beat Oxfordu am Supereife Every Grocery Need Easy Self Servwe HELPING T0 BUILD Ma Electrzczty as cheap and plentz ul ln Henderson ir CAROLINA POWER 6' LIGHT COMPANY u Q E 'T N. ,. ., ,L. . xv- Of '.,,x'5,.,Er 1 ' 1 . I rnomlszzm ? 9E.::::llS0l, ffl to Q . 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K I I. u . of I T 1 v I J C ompl ments ROTH STEWART 81 COMPANY HENDERSON N C HOTEL VANCE GOOD FOOD REASONABLE PRICES We Cater to Banquets and S all Partles Your Pat 0 age Appreczated Yo r F endly Ford Dealer MOTOR COMPANY HENDERSON DRUG CO Acro s from S A L Statlon Phone 4158 The Sto e 0 Cou tesy and Se v ce BRING US YOUR PRESCRIPTION F o ta n Se v ce Sodas Sa dwzches Candy THE HENDERSON C 'P 'e 'S GROCERY MELROSE FLOUR KASCO FEEDS The Llttle Hotel ond Dmlng Room DEL MONTE PRODUCTS HENDERSON N C Of CLEMENTS f f f fi Of i . Wlth Best Wzshes to the Class 0 53 78 Years 0 Frlendly Servlce to Students and H MIX CONTRACTOR O BUILDER Buzlds Better Bulldmgs pl ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY 100 S G eu Sr eet PHONE 5310 HESHUR MOTOR CO R B HESTER P p BODY WORK PAINTING GENERAL REPAIR 123 H ner St Ph e 5918 HENDERSON N C plme t PEARSON INC 24 Hour Road Service DIAL 4638 HI WAY TERMINAL Mobil Gas and Oll f , R RJ , ,J gc - f - . . I ,, their Families HENDERSON, N. C. Com iments . 0f . . , ro . . arm r Or . on Com. i n s ' Of 0 pl pl OVERNITE TRANSPORTATION H ESEBLEIECEEON COMPANY 18 YFARS DFPENDABLE SERVICE HICHIVIONID t ATLANTA R I gh Road 1023 P O Box 872 Plo e 5812 IIENDERSONJ N C Intldh grIthat1f he dntmaryhlm hedgetarpeadh ghlmelf to er nd hee NORTH CAROLINAS CLEAR CHANNEL STATION ON 890 KC The Nations Top Shows From Mutual Assoclated Press News from the WHNC FM Newsroom WHNC FM Produced Llve Programs of Local Interest Hugh Fldellty Transcrlptlon Llbrarles for Enjoying the Worlds Flnest Muslc WHNC 890 KC All ay Every Day WHNC FM Full Time fi dopeafd THE HENDERSON RADIO CORPORATION O NIXIIIAN FRANK Ce I Ma ge C m imenls Com imenzs Of Of L , Phone F . . . I 0 I a ei 1 I1 .' I , . . JO1 o is i ' S di I r ' , ' 0 n an ' s right in the fron I h home. Oh please donlt do it Johnf, she said. '4You know that father doesrft want you hanging arou r .M I ' I . . , . . O ll D ll ll ' ll Owne an r e By , ' , nera na r Compliments Prom CAPITOL RESTAURANT FAMOUS SEA Fooos and SIZZLING STEAKS HS H I CONTINENTAL HOCUTW DRUGS HOSIERY I 112 OIL CO HENDERSON BUS I MOI511 ms MOBII ou L I N E 5 NEWMANS WHO ESALE GROCERY Uzstfzbulor 11NXII 11011 XXI? S1 C1101 1 HILS XXII 1013 XC LO III JNI S 1156 HENDI RSUN INORIII IXROI IN X 1 K '4 1 1 U Welcome to Comlfffme Z em ersorfs Newest of and Fines! Drug Eslablishment ' 1 Opposite Pos OIHCG 315 11ilI'IlI'11 Flrr-I-I Phono -- 5' 6' Compliment. Of Dis ribulors , I .' I 5'1'fX'141.' 1 .111 5 , Ii f .n .1 QEIJ5 gc 1 I 1' ' f. 1f'L f - 44137 'L' fQ .1, 1 ' D Compllments 0 MOORE S BIG HENDERSON SELL AT MOORES BIG HENDERSON FOR MORE BIG MOINEY HOT POINT APPLIAINCES HENDERSONJ IN C ASHWORTH MOTOR CO CHRX SLER 8. PLYMOUTH HEINDERSOIN N C ALFORD S CITY IIIINIERS OFFICE OUTPITTERS SERVICE PIANOE TELEVISIONS MUSICAL S T A T10 N IINSTRUMEINTS TOHS GIITS D I 424 RECAPPING d HENDERSON N C VUI CANIZIING CHRISTIAN HARWARD FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS DIAL 4719 I 5 Y W Y Compliments Of Q 1 EL 4 V A 1 Sales and Serv: , . . Phone 4018 ' ', . 7 , ,. i 1 1 1 ' - II- - , I I - 7 - T ia 3 an . Y , , , I . f WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT STL XKS su FOODS A Plate If here ualzly 8. Servzce Alzcays Ileet T A Y L O R S TRADINC CEINTISR Dm H13 Z Mules 1North on U S 1 SIILLL OAS St OII SOFT DRINKS ISXNCY 9. III AVY GHOCERIES Fzsh and Fme Meats Hrvnrnsox N C Complzments HOME BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY Norllna Roid D131 2229 Ilrwmircsox N C PETTY S GULF SERVICE Waslzzng I ubrzcatzon Tzre Servzce U S Tzres Wzllard Batterzes 1409 South Garnett Street P ARH AM MOTORS DLSO FO ILE NIOL IH Sales and Seruce Drawer 612 Dxal 4614 HEADERSON N C AUTO CLASS TABLE TOPS MIRRORS A R PERRY S GARAGE DIAL 4313 230 Wmder Street Complzments FARMERS and ALSTON WAREHOUSE Complzments LOUGHLIN GOODWYN JEWELERS . f ' . U E I v , , 1 I I 4 44 ,' 4 A ' v 4' ' ' , A L L A 4 I , S7 1 ,I , U, . . I IRA M. PETTY, JR., Prop. Of . . . . . 3. - J, I. . .L .. 3. , I , Y ., ' A 1 P.O. ' ' ' I Lv, n 1 Q of of TANNEP POOFING COMPANY Henderson Hugh School Fight Song I' lght flghl fight for Henderson The team of Alma 'Vlater s sturdy sons And as the Blue and Whlte w1II bow to none We Il Hy the colors ofa x xctory M on Four hundled strong use back you Flght Team Flght C omplzments FARM TRACTOR and EQUIPMENT COMPANY FORD TRACTORS Sales and Service HILL TOP NO DINING ROOVI all CURB SERVICE The Best zn Foods Ralelgh Road LEGG PARHAM CO BUICK AUTOMOBILES JOHN DEERE TRACTORS AND TMPLEMENTS Phone 351 1 Complzments P P F O O D STO R E S TOP QUALITY AND LOW IRICES FRANKLINTON RALEIGH HEN DERSON E 1 f no E A L 4 X I , 1 V ' ll ' ll I A I 7 ., All students rally to the battle cry, Together victory's nigh. I . 2 Of d Of YOUNG OIL COMPANY Dzslrzbutor PETROLELM PRODUCTS a R PHONE 0319 HENDERSON N afety for Savings Deposits Insured by Membership In Federal Deposlt Insurance Corporation LOANS MADE PAYABLE IN WEEKLY AND MONTHLY INSTALLMENTS THE INDUSTRIAL BANK OF HENDERSON W WESTER E ve V RALPH B HIOHT A 1 Cah Complzments and Best Wlshes J FLEMING SUPPLY HIGH PRICE and BANNER WAREHOUSES Norlina Road t adio Tower .I ' ' , . C. JOEL T. CHEATHAM, President LOUISE NELSON, Cashier M. . , xecuti ice-President . , ss. 5 Complzments CITY CLEANERS PAGE G CO Where ualzty and Servzce Umte Meet Your Frlends Here 3134 PHONE 3134 GRADY S VARSITY MEN S SHOP The F rzendly Clothler Complete Lme MEN S AND YOUNG MENS C ornplzments DANIEL HARDWARE COMPANY We Sell Hardware C om plzments McINNIS 8: PALMER MOTORS INC 132 North Wllhams Street HENDERSON N C LINCOLN MERCURY Sales and Servzce Complzments PARKERS DRUG STORE BROWN S BAR B Q AN TINY TEE GOLF COURSE Across from Skatmg Rmk Complzments WHITES DRUG STORE PRESCRIPTION DRUGCISTS HENDERSON N C Of D R U . , I N C . KG Q ' ' ' ,, I . Of and J and Give Sagi5fqgfi0n,' 1 I Of , . . . 7 I - - . Of D 1 THE TRIANGLE SHUPPING CENTER NORLINA ROAD HENDERSON N c THE REMNANT SHOPPE of J FREEZE MAID DAIRY BAR TRIANGLE FUQRN ITU RE COMPANY KEN N HALE COMPANY QSERVING THE MENS WEAR TRADE IN HENDERSON OVER as YEARS GREYSTONE CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC Bd OW T Shpp Bldth E lWy I , . . 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