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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1955 volume:

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She has also aided the athletic department greatly, and has done a fine job. We, the staff, are proud to dedicate this 1955 PEP-PAC to a wonderful teacher, di- rector, and friend-Miss Dorothy Shearin. ',f, K Y 1 . q i -imi- R f ,f Rflf f i I jan., . rg - Nw. -QTY 1 Q 6' 1 , . . X .l J f K N X f A 5' f 2' A s K Q,,,.' li l 1 r ra . N t7 vi X N H 1 1 luhbv Q ., N J K f..:w Back Drops 1 g t ty xl fillt .lit , llmitla X ..-E-.jfs ' Z Q17 y ,. 4' 41 41' i V4 i' la' ga , il l ' wx- ,ng fl - W - -ni! 5 Ye ' f 1- u -. if ff gait, e ' 'efsg alfa mt 59 ffff l',, -'ii -lf of N f f ,A he I 'L fuftfkg if , Zag QX ff 5600 A7 High 6509 awe' xx? if g gpzlvif? :drgrzgig g iirfgf .- If .b fd: , , 6 -. fa- ' 159 Y? gf' Yr Je ' 4 ALMA MATER Hail to the dearest school of all, Alina Mater mine. Loyal we will be to thee. Singing praises thine. When high school days are over And we leave this blessed shrine, W'e'll win the victory and the Right for Alina Mater and The blue and the white. 02-99 GW ' ' - VO!! , T51 .... will 2215.5 in Eiahn ll..'E EE! ls 2 ,:-3' ' lf, 'V-'t A-' 2: EE .M +- it ga, Vocational Wing foreword Remember your Hrst beau, or the Home- coming float you helped with, that class ring you woresall these things are only little stage props that go toward the production of the drama of This year the stall has chosen as its theme -an old theater-and we have worked to- gether to gather all the acts and scenes ofthe past year's drama here at Our directors, producers, and financiers have helped in every way possible-but, we, as studentsehave been the true actors and actresses of this production. Keep this, the tenth edition of your PEP-PAC and you will always remember the part you played on this great stage-whether it was sorrow or joy. 5 Act I: Act ll: Act Ill: Act IM' Act M' frnale: Program faculty Classes Scene I. Fresnmen Scene 2: Sopnomores .S'cene 3: Janrbrs Scene 4: Senrbrs 0rganr2atrbns Atnletrcs features Advertrsements 6 - w HINU XxQW!' QW WWE Wh SlH0WQ1 'L f f R 1 Y ax A ,UE Q , Mfyufi x ' f Z , W ffZ17, ffm , .. - WWW Q gf ,,1.: X ' , fl ll- Q11 Z 1 I ,I 1 .4 I. I ,fl Q ' diana-Q 2 . 'S 'W aw 5. SUPERINTENDENT MR. W. D. PAYNE fx. , . ki , . XL,- Befuha' the Scepes ll! Raw, Awi...,. PRINCIPAL MR. F. D. KESLER .Ls H 1 T fx 1 --nv.: fi, . .. x 5 .. XV I RK .- xx? N . LS 9 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Miss GAY FITZGERALD MRS. MARG.ARET GLOVER MR. GEORGE MCRORIE PHYSICAL EDUCATION AND COACHES MR. S. S. WILSON M155 DOROTHY SHEARIN MR. EMU. S. PIESTRAK y. . A I X Q gg' -R f ' PHA: . L, .. ... . WM file Faculty Agni ,Q fgfia-' IAM? 'EM . Aw -Q- MATHEMATICS LIBRARIAN MISS CLYDE HUNTER MRS. JESSE CLARK MISS EVELYN KILPATRICK . ' wf3s2Prf',v,,.' ,: 4g::5K' Q. , gs' , , -If ,E 73. . , .N ' '35 :Y . ' 3 Ag: ,gg H 11.3.1533--1 ., Q 4' M71 - 4-1 55 -, ,- v cg . .5 , 1 5 F zxfhif' . - 'l:-:--if I . ., A I W ' SCIENCE LANGUAGES MR. R. B. HARRISON MR. J. M. SMITH MISS ELIZABETH HUGHES ' , . f-4512 I ,W--Is f '?',f42zf: A' A I , , , 2-J - , ,ii I '12-Nl 5' jf. A QI - M Ag' 313. ' .....,q , . .Sgr . ' S ,M .T S. . A. 3 SOCIAL SCIENCES HCME EC MISS HELEN D. WILIIIN MISS PANSY RIDDLE IVIRS- ASA HARDEE il 'rs More Faculty .grf1 ':'1 ,',j: ' j- f ,A f J 5. .,f,AI:-d1,f:I.. ' fy.--ffl 1 M- ' A I bk-F K HN Q COMMERCE DIETITIAN M1sS MATILDA THOMPSON MRS. GR.ACE VICKERX' MRS, WUHERSPOON af Y L, ,W , T qvflfd QTEK , gl '. ,QT ry X-f f. ,. K 1 BAND MUSIC MR. TOM HEARNE MRS. HELEN BARNES We extend a toast to these, our directors and pro- ducers. They have led us through the year and truly taught us to be actors and actresses on this Stage. With- out them our show would be a failure. Hats off to our directors!!! IO I I af -fN-A fi' -fg...f ,jf 1 fl I X ,X C' f f' V N S9 W F ,fi , f 2 ' Y 1 1 X 7 K: 'X ' A PM mwlke tiil . l' P 3 2 ith-66. q 'iVq q': X 'V f I :Wadi we i rv , , A A 4' .0 N 7 L A Q E r omni KT M The GHQS-ff GX W' L' :Z 4:-' 2 ff 1 X, .f 4 '!.'- A, 9 Tim F if W X' f ff fi Q sec. Q z' f f - ' WW W rw, W ' f f 16 QW 'Tv-ea.5. ,.,. . ,X b A Alleru , - X , Y, if Q + B y F A ' 1- A -. gi .fw-. X, www -Q 5 224 ' A H...-V ' H W ' Q' W W4-..+,, .1 ,-,, .K ea., .5 NN E 1, . V F vf is .xg .. X I as l Q I 4 , ,,. ,, ' '- ' Zi. - - 1 , ji -f .gf 4 -w , , J ' , , P? w -f ff ' oe-' -' X 'eg sf' Y l ft , A ,, , , i,., .i t .. , 'A M, -' : - - F5 y- ,. ' Q, ' A f' I :I f ' ' E l ,, f , K M4 . , Q Q, 3 3. ,fe ,Q 1 5 V, , 1 - ,. I ... z 'N a fs ,, vs -. 41 f, ' ' l N .V 1. ' ' 1 f , ! t . lir fefiii--fs, I ' 5 fi' as 1: I 7 .41 -'Hz ll 1 vo ' I i Y S-it - in f ' R V V ,QDI EFA, X . . lr - W . .,, , , , V . ., , A 1-24:-f , tr .N S 4 rm,-.,e A Q- -1: . C ., al , , , , Q Q . ...N xx X' X ' 1 . f ,! First row, Zqff to rzglzf: Faye Adams, Eugene Adcoek, Walter Alford, Eugenia Allen, Betsy Badger. Secorzd row: Shirley Bowen, Toby Bradsher, Robert Brafford, Malcolm Burris, Robert Campbell. Third row: Margie Catlett, jane Choplin, Claiborn Clark, Joseph Clark, Patricia Cobb. Fourth mm' Linda Collins, Faydine Conklin, Marshall Cooper, John Crudup, Lester Currin. I2 3 i ., '. 1 ,Q , M I F t ,, V i 'Q 5 I y 2 ' f ' . F A ,f R l l Xl . A Xe- 1 fi i 15 ,i r. , . 2 f , - . 34 ti? E ., N . my 5 Q 5 - - f 1 I f fl Q First row, Zqft to rz'ght: Willard Delbridge, Nancy Edwards, Woodrow Edwards, Elizabeth Ellington, A. D. Evans. Second row: Stewart Finch, Shirley Fleming, Julia Floyd, Edith For- sythe, Carol Fuller. Third row: Barney Gohegan, Juanita Grarnmer, Theodore Grissom, Betty Gupton, Patricia Gupton. Fourth row: Arnom Harris, George Harrison, Pat Hart, William Hayes, Judy Hearne. I3 sv A g' l an ,:.f' 'T as l Q51 i. Q ,M , K A 1 ' i 'I f 1 r ! l 1 I kg ,fa 75,11 J 9: :af lb Z: ,,,, 531, V, xl-2 yr N. -..- . - . L. , n , ' 'ee i 4, Q 'W y 4 I, we in r n g iq fa Q 1 ' H -fs-J fl' Q e , bij ,! ' -. , tl A1 5 .I 5 V ,Sl - ix, ,K 1 .f - e .gd - .' 5 1 X U gg '17, 'V I 'vi' .::g.- i ' t. - -' V it gig ,. 1 ? fl -.. , ,, ,T ,. ,HOD 'A . . M. V w ,, xo- .A '-5 X-i-,S .5 ..9,-,.- W 1 f Firm? row, Zqfzf to right: Albert Hendricks, Betsy Hicks, Barbara Hight Tommy Hight, Delores Hope. Second row: Margie House, Clarence House, Ann Hoyle, Scott Hughes Ann Hudgins. Tlzim' row: Mildred Inscoe, Sarah Ivey, Hartwell Jenks, Gene johnson, Marcile johnson. Fourth row: Ronald jones, Frances King, Gloria King, William Lassiter, james Lavinder. c Fifth row: Eddie Lyles, Juanita Matthews, Ann McGhee. I4 9 1. 'i A . g A . 'D Gi A a. v-U' 1-'. 6. -1 v- Q , -f-wr vi 513.5 1 . --.. A-0. - ' I , Q, -. I in J ,-.. 1 A-, ' ', ' N-1-f r R l 'x y X f ff K' if I ' I 4 4 L: ' X1 . 4' 'S A ,f f K Y, E, . , fi, V' i - Q 1 X ' f ' I f xjv ' Q ' V 5 W, M' 5 4 an 1 4.1, ,BIA V A f 1 1 i rr- l lib, X f 4 f' K rig, , Q .r ,i 2 ,R 5' m M ' I' e-ff ig,- I First row, lqft to rzglzt: Rosalind McGhee, joan Myrick, Hubert Nowell, Shirley Nowell, Betty Parrish. Second row: jackie Parrish, Vance Parrish, Edwin Payne, Jane Pearce, Janet Pearce. Tliird row: Sarah Pearce, Lester Peedin, Irene Pendelton, Carolyn Peoples, jerry Perry. Fourth row: Marie Poole, Adria Proctor, Barbara Rainey, Fred Rankin, Joyce Raynor. Fyfzfh row: jane Reavis, Wade Renn, Mary Roberson. I5 Vg wwf - 4 Ib- 'vc , ' ' S... . rw 4 'Q l if .f 1 ' rr- I J It - is .v ' 'iff ' . 1- ' ' . -- A m A, . -' Q. ... S or i . J S' X 1 . i ,-fs , 1' 'se 5'-f x . 1 + fo- .f .sl X,,, tha' , , t or 1 , N lk Y Q9 .,.. Q, wx s 1? R ol RQ 'fax 'vs l iii ? N it in 1 l -S I H g ' f I .1 fl J, 11 -. . ,J-,. t Y '-1 WN 3' n Ri Y -7 v A-e A! Firsl row, Zqfzf io rzghl: Ellen Robertson, Yvonne Robertson, Allen Rodwell, Barbara Ross, Tyrone Rowell. Second row: Phillip Shearin, Robert Smith, Donald Snow, Dean Stainback, D. H. Stallings. Third row: Lucie Stallings, Billy Stone, Albert Taylor, William Wallace, Milton Watkins. Fourth row: Barry Wlilkerson, Shirley Wilkerson. Priscilla Woodlief, George Worthain, Clara Wright. Fyfth row: Betty Wright, Ray Wynn. 1 .. l 3 Jfax, QZN-f 5 x V X6 Rx ,XX , .fx ' x XXX' 1 1 a E n H bzihlht J f r ' 25' f-, . . I. - jim. aaa? -Q1 A ,ix . P J., V 5.1 :M X K x .., . -fx X V VN Q .-x xg? if w y , 5. 44 4 -' X, , 4 ,, , - Q Ex V H., J 1 I -,:' f 5 fr I I , 4 A I, ,Q SX Pr G: S. , s GX ,g Tlmnx ,, 2 T g ' , ' , Y ' WL iff 'R N Rldwavcfsoru N gx I 3 ?3f ' N-- --- -,, -1 ,q V' QT: Y Q S. mm 1 W I A q A Lg: v N a V P e Y 3 A. V 'N A I, is! v 41 55 ,+ , 2 zvglh ' H , t fe LL Q RS , w f,fi 'jg M't gb5NfD1G9WNEM?Q4g Q Egig? ..4. V, x f' ' ,ij I, , 1 Sm' Sh: dey Y A g 9 5: 'i -. L f Pi' 5 5555 -.f as W ,,. V KVQAS, Z , 4 u 1, ' 5 'N ...4 w, V- 2 , V. , , ,. ,mf.q,, x I 3 , I li eififf A rf g . ivlg 'E' ' -. ' 9 o 7 H o u 5 Q 5 W, - 1 ,, 5 ,Na . 1 I AN is 4 , 1,5 1, , . QA W z, - rx., Kin, . 4, rv. -N 'TZXL QS ri -Q'-1, xv, 1 3 rw., - . QF -Y- 1-V , , M ' -- --:Y-1-.,.,,, ,v,, fi, m, ,Q , f 4 f TJ.--V f xFIu'V5fjLTt1'1'1:'fw'4-7 M-L,ih,.:.X.afx4L,,L!,Ufi.fWT 51-3' dai?-f' ,, .F it , , , ' .,1:5L5. V i 2135572 ,Ui if ,il ,, W E H'ENUTfRSf3fN, N. G. 27535 f g 'Q A. , femhyf . , 5 ' a 2 'Q .3 - Y ' A .. ' A 4 Ja, ,J gf , Q I I 5 ,,.. fzvi, ,, 'gh G, --'-v. tr 'Q . A-M. '1- ... '-.- K - i -f l , , i we fi , a l A L fx 'I' 51 i .X Q N : ' .- Q Q i w Q r ' y f ,K 2 ,E , . 'dvi . 'WQQCQ V 'A' f A ,,,g.pc-uv- . i 4, C , E V. I 522--21f23Ei'-ii 1' 'V ' Ji l 2' - , fl. 5 ls: if fp' ' , 'Agra-1 frail, fig. , ,., -5 V' - 251, gi W' Sf' 11 ' Li P: W fffll , A 2 'W ' if ' V? A A , W .1 ,. ,, if W f M, :ij -f .. e '- 'A K' wa AW, - . of 'W First row, kj! to rzght: Ferebee Abbott, Margaret Abbott, Donald Adams, C. B. Ayscue, Tornrny Badger. Second row: Alton Bowden, Betsy Bowen, Robert Bowen, Kimball Bradsher, Cecil Brown. Third tow: Reba Byrum, Barbara Carter, Dickie Carter, Peggy Cates, Bruce Chappell. Fourth row: Bonnie Choplin, Catherine Church, jean Clark, Mary Frances Connell, Gail Cowen. I8 Q,-,A 5, i . 'iff FX -.-f gg 5 . ' 3 4 N - ' ffs - iq 1 +39 q,,. F Q rct, , sii e Q it , J i , gi' 4 I x ' 'K 3 A 1 1 'iw' R e , 1 F fi 7 5. f -+51 Q . fl ' A 'Q ' if ' ,.,. is-9 ,F 1 is M I- If It W ., v on .R .. I b T, 1 Y l 3 -vw, A , -4 3 my 'IF 'F'ir - t,,, , 'Q P' MJ E X, 4 .,!.1 Q Q1 gg X ..,, ,,,, F A , eg , E? A , -, if in .QW ' , ', lx H First row, Zqft to rzght: Gwen Crawley, W. A. Gurrin, Annie Mae Dillard, Billy Edmonds, Faye Ellington, Second row: Bobby Faulkner, Richard Faulkner, Patsy Farris, Anne Forsythe, Eugene Frazier. Third row: Betty Fuller, Mary Gee, Patricia Gholson, Martha Gregory, Peggy Grissom. Fourth row: Bobby Gupton, jackie Gupton, Nancy Gwynn, Hartwell Hall, Katie Lou Hannon. Fyfth row: Andrew Harper, Billy Hare, Jeanette Harris. I9 . , ,-,,, H my H 8 5 ,., . . f .L .M H : ' ,Q -'v ,- . ..,. A, l 1 1: I.. vs. I x if . , -.Z A . .- :V fiffleii f . l 'L f lt . f 7' X . f 1 f X . 4 , A 1 A ,, ,.. ! 0 I H. N , by 4 'N 4 f v- Q, , X f . ' 4 A ' W egg? A AJ. f pr , Baz 4 X' ' , : , ' , S, ,, .,.- .. 'W 1 Q 5 g 'lx , ' ' ' ' N' 'RB ' ' Wu -1155, L X .1 N-.ff ' -, -' '.fl2'i1.,f, - '5 '..E?f'f-::' iii ' A 4 ' -'iz-1-13:'z::1':4,f', ii V was in f 42, fl zmzizdafz-at ' N-fr ' - -if ' ' I at .A fiffl A , -L' as Q 4 'B of .4 Firsz' row, Iqft fo rzghf: Pete Hart, Alvin Hartness, Lucius Harvin, Shirley Hayes, Morris Heclgepeth. Second row: Danny House, Duvvy Howard, Billy Hoyle, Gwenn Jack- son, Durwoocl Johnson. Third row: Julian Johnson, Maurice jones, Martha Kittrell, Becky Lane, Carolyn Lee. Fourflz row: Frances Lewis, Patricia Leviner, Shirley Long, Kay Mabry, Charlene Morgan. Fjfilz row: Jimmie Neathery, Betty Oakley, Betty Owens. 20 L L in L ., i H r -. l xi I . gi- ' '-.-15' gil, W1 'rm ' 'fn as- 'P 1, f i . s, i P' 4 f ' V ---- P .i . -'i.. . V' y P l ' P ,sv 5, ' 'Wk fi' ., ...,,,,i,, 5. 1. A W A .,,,. V - V M -..,,. f tl, -isw' 4 X, L ALA nga f K A e Q. X - .W 'E f Q .- ai - .ii 'P f ai t Q ' 42515 521 ig-::' 'llt - ,' f -if V 5 ascii 1, W- , in P 1 'AW 4 Q We ef ul .. .,,. . f X . h . -. . ,,., -. -31. . -1. . V' '-Q Q . .,s15:3z- V 31 ' 1? 5 ' PTP- . Y. First row, lay? to rzght: Richard Owens, Harvey Oxendine, Pat Page, Nancy Patterson, Al Passavant. Second row: Marie Pearce, Peggy Pernell, Carolyn Puckett, Nancy Rawls, B. Raynor. Third row: Laura Reaves, Frances Reavis, Tommy Richardson, Norma Roberson, Anne Robertson. Fourth row: Carolyn Robertson, Billy Rose, Harold Ross, Jeannette Rowell, Carolyn Royster. Fyftfz row: Sylvia Sanford, Christine Shearin. 21 N ,qf9Fri, . J' . l E Q 4, vp A :is Q L. 1:8 ' , in W 5 5 1 1 .git A 1 ' iv T aj , E- :: A 4, 6 ce, X Q N' 9 Y. .T . 1 f i I A X1 . x j N-v, - 1 TL, I In Ji -1 V Vlly I I I Al Q ,Y G M , iifff, g - Q A , , g -g,1, , -a: i ,I l A l ,.,-. H i fa? 4' 'T ia or 5:0 'f 5 5' 0 4: X ,E , X ,A , 1 M17 K ' 'A ' ' V X- '- fx 2 First row, Iqft to rz'ght: Edna Short, Charles Smith, Mary Smith, Leon Steed, Dotty Stegall. Second row: Phillip Strause, Emory Taylor, Jenny Temple, Alva Terrell, Ruby Tillotson. Third row: Garland Thornerson, Shirley Thompson, Patricia Truelove, Ann Vick, Martha Wade. Fourth row: Kay Weathers, Melvin Weaver, Farrell Wheeler, Barbara Woodruff, Molly Wortham. Fjtlz row: Eleanor Wright, Betty Yarborough. 22 E 2 9 w 1 Q 3 i ' M J, , -1 a . f 4. . ,r df W 5 D D: , , . Q 1 . ,.. - Q , X x - -l,4 Y- xl 1 ' - 1 V .'- - ' A ,'-. -., ,'--,' f 2: .A W iff 1, , XXX X, .My-Q . -QA ..K,...A ...- - , ,f v ' 5 ,A , . ' , -E '-'ve ef ...,, - . HV, Q, lj 'Pr Q 5- , w 'W 242 f 1 Tbmhi , hw , Q X-X 3 N N 0 W V QW? W 1, rf' 'L 4 , .,.A Q14 , ' 'WWW V,-'P1-QS, I I V x 1 . w ww H ff 3 f .fi ' ,,-. ' .,.,, ,.,,,. s fi 4 5 fl ' Q1 W - . ,-.. A 1 A 4 Q V ,A ' H 'E' YT .,.,,A A A , AAVV . 'A f - f ? ff' 1' -. mg - I 41 ,Y V , ,1 A a B LL. 91 ' , 4 .-.-, . -V ':-'. ,Rb !. J- ix ' 5 Xu Z -W .f , cf ? 3 . , M i me H-G' WE-we in W wwf-2 6 if aw 4+ Z l 4 v 'c X P it n 17 se ES f 5 7 Q S . S 1 1 up , S A 3 V if I :ff 'Z 4 . f K i I 1 X 4 pf . 7 rf, 'Y I if at F' E ' I I If' 1' 1 , 3 f nm , ww , 3 ig V avwaue Y V 1 i t ilj . H S' ,, ,,,-f . A i Tv e a is in A To we Q. Q al D B Y N C H . 'Q ' f fy .mmwww 4 fl Wx d,,-,Y,.-.-1-- - -Q A -'vffmqbi-In .14 'J' - A ' ' X' f L f ML 5 igff in X M F:-A 1: v My-Q ' :1W X ag, '- A x f- -f ' AQQ - --'- --A ,,,- -- My f 1 5 L .f 5? sf V f , A 5 ., Tk I nk.-115' J :I ,-.., 6- F f fi ' a ,.,, .N Mr mx Q - F 4 , x Ag- as. Lb' 1 'fa-ff A .Z-7 -tw ,- . ...E x ll H, ', Q ff , wx srl, me ' gb- 27- vuff, 2:11 Mykawi A M. f we ' ix 6:23 'U' A. -va' ' F its 4, . l - N ,s SIGFQ, ff'-9' TQ? Q -7 E A Fzimf row, lqft to rzghf: Diana Abbott, Nancy Acrey, Maurice Allen, Shelby Blanks, Arnoret Brelancl. Second row: Claude Cappell, jr., Charles Carde, June Casper, Charles Cates, Betty Collins. Tlzzird row: Nancy Collins, Mary Ann Dale, Joyce Darnell, Robert Davis, Billy Davidson. Fuurflz raw: janet Dickerson, Marie Dickerson, Lonnie Faucette, Frances Faulkner, Rose Faulkner. 24 'T :vs-45 ANAA ,ku X Y V z. ,gi I I V: ' V V F , I- - . :I 'Fil 1, 1 A . .1 .I Q A V is V HZ? di ...t Th I ' 1 N ' ! . , grin' A if V- , ', 'V I , . my -7-Ll-.K ir- f-X' V' ' 1, VR 1 fm vi im . Q ,,f - . First row, lfyfzf to right: Ruth Faulkner, Nancy Finch, Peggy Forsythe, Gloria Francis, Dick Frazier. Second row: Dora Ann Fuller, Ginger Greene, Betty Jean Grissom, Larry Grissom, Tommy Hannon. Third row: Billy Hanford, Ann Harper, Bobby Harper, Geraldine Harris, Hollis Harris. Fourth row: Teddy Hart, Billy Hart, Blanton Hartness, Hartwell Hight, Gilbert Hinton. 25 eq up Q QPR! T-,r l3'X'9N L lm C ga. G ,I lm,- . ' :'.' 5 lt 4 BJ! ' X4 x . Q. aff? X3 I . 'Q ' i . K wi ' . 4? W' 1' ' . li .fx - X X K 1- - X l rf' x f A S. I fx .-.. N, -of S ' ZLL vi AR 43 ii - ,I 4' V kL1 ' y AV First row, Zfjt to 1'z'glzf: Barbara Holines, lNlarie Hope, Shelby Hughes, Ernie Hux, lvl. jackson, jr. Second row: Sonya jenkins, Calvin johnson, Charles johnson, Kay johnson, Faye Jones. Tlzim' row: Mary Ann Jordan, Carol King, Anne Laws, Bobby Loekeniy. Charlie Loughlin. Fourth row: Ralph lvlason, Virginia lvlatthews, Charlotte hlixon, Annella Moore, Elmo Murphy. 25 ax ' 5. 1 ll'GFv.. , ' A -G. - ' , 9 1 ' 'W or-. X- 4 ll' Q ,H , . , Y -U5 V, fl 'l 4. .A 'sg' V I X. ..-- br, wi - , i' e ,-2'5- Q fy ,Q :wi :Q F i . ,wr , 1. x t I ,J ,.-as ,mm i 'ag' . .fr ,fe . ,av 'W ,wifi 1, 1, , ' ' . grills . Q 1-53:5 V 5 51 .. , ' .Q . ff 'Ti ff-ml' , -, 5 V H8 ,, -ff , 5, in 4, 4 V M -fs. tw fs' A A sh. as 1 Q L . A . . 5:5 g:'::., J , fi , ' P I .. 'P ' A L4 71. Y? Tx -fi P., 'i N-'N' ' V 'E . . Tice? X 45' S' I I ' G, . ,QM A V1p:,' 'LW-' V !'9f -,lr , ,,.,, , , .Q , ' , :mia-1:1 -.,- ,L ':i1u4ii27 i2Q:yf' N Lg fr, JW 11 'V'Q' -'M ff. 2 4'f-1' r -. B. 1 ff? , . ,. -W1 ., . -QM - L' .- ' six - QI' First row, left to right: Bobbie Lee McPherson, Sandra Melver, Robert Neal, Taylo Neathery, Raymond Newman. I' Second row: Billy Page, Martha Parham, Whit Parham, Robert Parker, Bobby Pearce. Tlzira' row: Jackie Pegram, Robert Pegram, Marie Powell, Ferebee Pulliam, Tommy Rawlins. Fourth row: Earl Roberson, Stanley Roberson, Thomas Roberson, Annette Robertson, Nancy Rodwell. 27 ' 'JR 5 Lv. .S X qu fa 51 tg R . i A fs' J J .., , Q54 iq.. 4: 'tkb :Nag I- X , -M, fr, g ,: 1 . 'ef 'Ffa A er A- 1. .qt .ft 1' First row, kj! io rzgfzt: Gary Rogers, Tony Rogers, Martha Smiley. 'sm . f- -N 1 ,I Ar vs! M .1 Q sql 'rag '?3?',i' S 'F'-'I' Q-J A 2 Billy Royster, Betty Lou Sanford Secona' row: Frances Spain, Lennie Swanson, John Thomas, Barton Tuck, Walter Vaughan. Third row: john Wlallace, Alice Wfalters, june Watkins, Nancy White, William White. Fourth row: Betty Wliggins, Ray Woodlief, Annette Woodruff, Billy VVright, Gwen Wright. Jr. 28 LL, .1 K . 1 4:9 A lx 'E kv .N E wx -XX .N Sa Ni .X Z-f m 1: -X Vx:-,xv f N'-Eg W f Q ' 5f4 1 x ' fag I I 1 4 ' f J r + M S. X may? gi W L 9 1 HQ Q- XL '1'1 ' 5, - We at v Q Y T-N . . S s K N if -,.. ' V-N-pye Q' ' ' if 5 H 'R S O N ' 1 ', We 'asf Q. V M 2 Q ' rx, 5 ,, . 'ff V ,N 1 xwtgxd :, , mag MIQW1 - f K L L13-I JNL? S' Q K' '1' t I L, L ' E UW tggllilfigibxgkg L A'c' Sec' J Ta N eir -R' Q 6 Q, ' G C lu e i Re d QLQ N ,, R ' I 'S , , yvmggf.. A Z, , 0 A7 'ff I-if ' M, Cf NAD ' Z' ,ffdwd if f ff, , -, K A :, V 1' 233 . af' I . ,Q 1.9 ,,. ' 1, . 1 1 2' 1E2?-bog 1' Top row, left to right: SHIRLEY ANN ACREY, 'fShirley Great it ir to ray that none ran take her place, for she leaves a memogi that time can not erase. Freshman Basketball3 Varsity Basketball 23 Basketball Manager 3, 43 G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Play Day 1, 2, 3, 43 Receiver of State G.A.A. Pin 43 Student Council 13 Homeroom Officer 13 F.H.A. 23 4-H Club 23 Secretary and Treasurer of Sophomore Classg Junior-Senior Waitress, Monogram Club 3, 4g Library Council 33 junior-Senior Committee 33 Junior Play Committee 33 PEP- PAC 4: Superlative 43 Reporter for Bulldog 43 Senior Committee 43 Senior Play Committee 43 F.T.A. 43 Varsity Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4. SUZY ADAMS, Sue A bright little gzrl with prim little zudrr, when Suzyl' your friend, yourfrierzd the flaw. Marshal 1, 2, 3, Chief 33 Superlative 43 PEP-PAC 43 Honor Roll for Year 1, 2, 33 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Student Council 13 4-H Club 3, 4, Secretaryg Junior-Senior Committee. HARRIS HARTWELL BASS, III, Bzmlty', He is jirm, .rtrong arid rteady, when there': work, he'5 always ready. Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Band 1, 2, 3, 43 All State Band 23 Student Council 3, 4, Vice-President 3, President 43 Delegate to N. C. State Student Council 43 Career Day Committee 43 Homecoming Day Committee 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Superlative 43 Key Club Play li Key Club 2, 3, 43 Junior Play3 Junior Rotarian 43 Class OHicer 1, 33 Latin Club 1. 2, President 23 junior-Senior Waiter. ' -,V 2' , 7 i f ., JZ' It Q ' wg Jn ' 5 2 ' 3 ' l xl jjj , . f' ... ,:. Q , .mn g XS- QQ 'yi 24 u r N- , D L li: i . 3 hen , I X X l , 2 Ni W in A In 'rr N in Qs. l L., '. rv, I - V v t .: A' Haw ,N -. o Bottom row: REBECCA JANE BISSETT, Becky f'.Nothing need be :aid,jzut look and :eeg This is the way we all .vhould be. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 1, ZQJUHIOT Play Committeeg 4-H Club 43 junior-Senior Committee 3. THOMAS VINES BOBBITT, IV, Big-Un And still they looked and their wonder grewg Haw one Jmall head could carve all he kriewf, Dabney High School 13 Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 43 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Marshal 33 Student Council 3, 43 Boy's State Representa- tive 33 F.T,A. 43 Key Club 3, 43 Perfect Attendaftge 1, 2, 33 Senior Committee 43 Career Day Committee 4. I Vp 7 i it .J ,Mgt 3 ,inf f f VKLW' ' r, i I: ,JT f , ui fi ,U f I fl ily! 'lliff 1.1 1 ' r ,fx A ,V Mu ' ,VW ,q NJ. I it KENNETHPA Big' BY fiiig, ,lff,,xlisnn.-:rho Though he'.r modert Mr H y,r J reall I iiite a wondedul guy. P, I X J L I 1,3 my-V . .fats ' r'N vs ,fem N 11s , ' L 'S 'T, .- . ' - ..' , if 2. J x. ,l ff.- , sh . , ,- , ' lx, . ' '-fi A , ' .w-. .:' . ,. , ,,.,, 0 7' is .f s 339135-1 , 4 ' -xi 5 f 3' if 'f A i, Top row, Ifjt to right: HARRY LONGFELLOYN CANDLER, JR., Lighthorse: Tyrome' Hit aim is never to Qfend, And frsry person is hi:frz'end.', Superlative 4, Usher Junior Play 3: Red Cross Representative 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Tennis 4. GILBERT IVIAURICE CAPPS, IvIaurice', Best-All-Round by in our flax, with zz frznzdbf :mile as jeu past. Dabney High 1, Key Club 3, 4: Monogram Club 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Senior Class Gif- torian, Superlative 4, Football 2, junior Play Committee. PATRICK WILLIAM CARLTON, Pat lf a task hes: ance begun, Hill nezw leazif until its donefl Latin Club 1, 2, 3, I-Iomeroom President 1, 2, 3, F,T.A. 2, 3, President,4, Representative to N,C.E.A. Convention 2, Band 2, 3, 4, Oratorical Medal 2, French Club 3, Boyls State 33 Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Junior Play, .1 'lf ' 4 -i 4 ,, . 4 , -9 f in wi Bottom row: DAVID NIICHAEL CARTER, Alike Cute and frifndbw, bright and gay, just the boy to brighten the LUGj.5, Homeroom Officer 1, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Junior- Senior VVaiter 2, Latin Club 21 All-State Band 3, Junior Play 3, Junior-Senior Committee 3, Senior Committee 4, Vice-Presi- dent Band 4, Superlative 4. PATRICIA ANN CLAYTON, Pat '4Enaugh about her rannol be told, Hfhen they made her, thfy broke the mold. junior Varsity Basketball 1, Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Point Recorder 2, President 4, G,A.A. State Pin Award 3: G.A.A. Playday 2, 3, 41,Iunior-Senior W'aitress 2: 4-H Club 21 Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Chief 3, Chief 4, Student Council 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, junior Play Usher 3, PEP-PAC Staff 4, Superlative 4, Homecoming Queen 4, junior Committee, junior-Senior Committee 3, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 3, Finer H.H.S. Committee 3. JAMIES PAUL BEARDSLEY CONNELL, JR., Ace '1Full tj chatter, full Qfpepg .Nfzfer quiet, that'.v hir rep. junior Play Usher 3, Pit Band 3, 41 Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 4, Golf Team 1, Key Club 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Basketball Manager, 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, F.T.A. 4, QW 1 ,,... -,.-v-...V ' We Top row, left to right: PATRICIA MAE DANIEL, Patl' Sweet and gracious, loving too,' Always doing thingsfor you. PEP-PAC Staff 3, 4, Artist 3, Editor-in-Chief 4, Honor Roll for Year 1, 2, Homeroom Officer 1, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, Library Council 2, 4,-Iunior Red Cross Representative 2,sIunior-Senior Committee 3, Senior Class Prophet. FRANCES LOUISE DENNIS, Frances She is one that's really rare, lfith big brown eyes and short brown hair. Junior Play Committee 31 Perfect Attendance 23 Attended South Potomac junior High, Maryland, 1. SAMUEL CHRISTOPHER DICKERSON, Sam A shy smile but an honest gaze, A voice that means just what it says. Varsity Football 4, Student Council 1, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Homeroom Officer 3. W... ,, , ,fu-1-,iq H V ! Gila., 1-ez, ' ut Bottom row: EDNA CHRISTINE ELLIOTT, Teenie When it eomes to basketball she's one cy' the top, When she starts playing, the rest better stop. G.A.A. 1, Z, 3, 4, G.A.A. Playday 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, 3, French Club 2, Library Council 3, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Com- mittee, Junior-Senior Committee 3, Senior Committee, Mono- gram Club 4. FRANKLIN HOWARD EVANS, Whitey An honest by who takes it on the chin, A good sport and a warm heart within. 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. '1 w..-'Q' , -V f 1 ,M f- .59 , , 3 I In 1' ' 'W f JOSEPH ,CLARENCE FARMER, JR., joe ' Attempt the hardest and never doubt,'Nothirtg's so haraluthat you can't find it out. f , , -r' ,,., ' . , Junior Play 3, PEP-PAC Staff 4,' Pit Band 1, 'Z,,3, 4: Honor Roll for Year 1,,'Zj 3, Golf 1, 2, 4, Beta Club 3, 4,'Recl.Cli'gssf,Rcpre: sentative 1, Laftih Clyb 1,,2,,Key Club 3, 4, Boy's.State 31. Senior Committee 4, junior Committee' 3, ,Iu,uiorfSenior Committee 3. . .,' H - 4 1 . xg:-7:4 V1-,im 1 X ' .7 . ' I , I , t I4 .- . g,.j. . . V , f f A594561 - ' ff A -. ,-N 'f1A15' Qe,. V i ' ' 475 f - A N' 'Wh Y fi, L' 'A f r A ' get -Q , f K ' 3 , 2: ' f Ms cz, flu f , gf-7 7 . , ,1 A Jw .- ,n'rS, 'M . 7 , ,Z J 7 4-L . intfn ,, ax - 4 L., Top row, left to right: JOYCE LUCILLE FAULKNER, Joyce Lou A vegf sweet girl, quiet and demure, One ty' those friends ij whom you're always suref' F.H.A. Treasurer 1, Historian 2, Secretary and Treasurer 3, Vice-President 4, Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Ofhcer 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice-Presi- dent 4, G.A.A. Playday, junior Committee, Usher junior Play, junior-Senior Committee, F.H.A. Play 4, Student Council 4, Superlative, Library Council 4, Miss PEP-PAC 1955. ROGER JOEL FAULKNER, Roger When asked about work, this he sazd, 'I donlt mind work, you go right aheadf Usher Junior Play, junior Play Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, 2, 3, Red Cross Council. WALTER FAULKNER, Walteru Wlzate'er he did, was done with ease, For him 'twas always natural to please. Junior Play, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 1, 2, 3, Student Council 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Committee, Junior Play Committee, Homecoming Day Comrnittee, Chairman 4, Superlative 4, 4-H Club 3, Testator for Senior Class, Homecoming Queen Escort 4. ...hx st mf ,, x ' ' Q ,-,-.00 f. w , ,-' 4 4 4 9 Zi , ,, mit , 1 52 W ev iw e . eff-may 'Wg if is Bottom row.' REBEKAH HUNTER FRAZIER, Becky,' Her humor and originaliqf result from being so wise, She proves things can never bejudged according to their si:e. junior Play Committee, Junior-Senior Waitress 3, PEP-PAC Staff 3, 4, Business Manager 4, Honor Roll for Year 1, Homeroom Officer 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. Play Day 3, Cheerleader 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 4, Senior Committee, junior Committee, junior-Senior Committee, Giftorian 4, Perfect Attendance 1, Career Day Committee 1. ANNE ROSSON FULLER, Anne', Blue eyes-blonde hair, a Southern Belle, Evegfone agrees that Anne is swell. Junior Play, Junior Play Committee, PEP-PAC Staff 4, Homeroom Treasurer 3, Red Cross Representative 3, F.T.A. 4, Flagbearer 4, Library Council 3, Senior Committee, Junior-Senior Com- mittee, G.A.A. 3, Perfect Attendance 3, Needham Broughton High School 2, Lakeland High, Florida 1. ESTHER MAE GREGORY, Susie', 'LSweet, cute, gay and stern, Take a lesson from her ana' learn. Red Cross Representative 1, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 4, 4-H Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3, County Council President 3, State 4-H Recognition Day 4, County Reporter 4, County Leadership 4, County Canning Winner 4, Library Coun- cil 4, junior-Senior Committee. ,:--:- ,-ve-A ,.-. . 'S f-,Q 323' 1. M- 4 K Af' Q1 ' t- 'Ni ,T r , . 'li 2 1 ff! R.. 2' , 6, ia.-f ' ' ' - - uit' ' ' ' 7.5 X ,yr H ' Zz. - , s . , 1 F , 3 , 2 Q . :F C it s uf at 2 ' Top row, lej't to right: BETTY JEAN GRISSOM, l'Betty Lou L1't'el1', ptpgysfull qfjqy, Liked hy ezfeyi girl and bqvfl G.A.A. 2, 3: 4-H Club 2, 3: F.H.A. lgjunior Play Committee 33 Iunior-Senior Committee 31 Graduation Chorusg Library Staff 4, Senior Committee 4. IVIARY ANN GRISSOM, 'LMary Annu K'.lVez'erfri'z'0louJ, never flaw, ,Yuri the girlyau'd like to knowf' 4-H Club 3. MIRIAM JOYCE HARRIS, Mickey AJ pretgr agzrl a,r joifll ever find. Shfll alto lively, .rweet and kind. Usher Junior Play 3, PEP-PAC Staff 4, Treasurer of junior Class 35 Career Day Committee 3, Chairman 4g Delegate to N, C. Student Council Congress 3: Student Council 2, 3, 4, Secretary 34 Secretary 4-H Club 2g Alternate Flag Bearer 45 Homecoming Dance Committee 3, 4g Miss H.H.S. lg Senior Committee 4g Iunior Play Committee 3g junior-Senior Committee 3. FE, wx .Y - -W-7 '-7 iv' an I Bottom row: LEON JOHNSON HARRIS, Leon', Ar welcome as sunshine in evegz place, Ir the beaming approach qf a good-naturedfarefl junior Play 35 Pit Band 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, 3g Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Finer Henderson High Committee 35 junior-Senior Committee. CAROLE ANN HASSELL, Gizmo Grarq'ul manner, ardent rharm, plearing ways and a heart that'.v warm. Flagbearer 4: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3gJur1ior Play Committee 3, Junior- Senior Committee, Bulldog Staff 3g 4-H Club 2, 3, 4, junior Red Cross 4, Choral Group 33 G.A.A. 23 Perfect Attendance 3, Junior Play Usher, Usher for Band Concerts 4, Homeroom Oflicer 13 junior Committee. BOBBY HAYES, Spike Fm not driving fait, I'm jurt flying law. Tau might .ree him anywhere, he'.r alzuay: un the ga. Junior Play Committeeg junior-Senior Committee. x'Tr . 'jF ' . ,,., aa .5 V ' -. -:fl ,.,, ' -- N fe - if .: A , if iw ' ' , Q. vs - 4- . A 4 x 1 1 358 'rc QTY...- .,gY,x!q ' ,,. Q 5 .N S.: . Q t X., M . I . . if I f l , ' 25.51 in .v fi , Top row, left to right: EDWARD LAWRENCE HICKS, Ed'l A at loo xerious, not too gov, But a rare good :port in every way Homeroom President 1: Homeroom Vice-President 2, junior- Senior Waiter 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g junior Varsity Basket- ball 11 Varsity Football 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer of Beta Club 4g Key Club 3, 4, President 4g Student Council 2, 3, Marshal 23 Honor Roll for Year 1, 2, 3, Senior Committee 41 Boys State Delegate 4g junior-Senior Committee. f SHIRLEY ANN HICKS, Shirley'l L' Thisfriendlv lays with golden hair, Poxretrer trait: that are veg rare. ,Iurnior-Senior Committee. JANET ELIZABETH HIGHT, L'tIanet Here'.v to a girl with a heart and a smile, Who make: the bubble zyf ly: worthwhile. Student Council 1, Homeroom Ofhcer 1, G.A.A. 2, 3, 43 Library Council 43 Queen's Court 4, Secretary of Senior Class 4. Bottom row: 4 i. V ' , , ,. . .5 , A W ,V 'ff' 1 ,.- .,,. 3 ,Q 5 .1 :f 1- ,b 5. 1 t.,, QE, - -. . J' if r V ' 1' I ! THELMA GRAY HOLMES, Thelma Liked by all, experiallv the rrzaler, .rhe'r the type that neverfailsf' Junior-Senior VVaitress 2, G.A.A. 23 Miss H.H.S. 2g F.H.A. 3g Library Council 3, Bulldog Staff 35 junior Play 3, Homecoming Court 3, Opera Usher 3, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 33 Junior- Senior Committee. EARLINE REBECCA HOWELL, :'Becky,' Smart, capable, and always' kind, In fart, the just ranft be defined. Red Cross Representative 2, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 33 Library Council 4. HOWARD WAYNE HUGHES, Hook 'LFir.rt in .rportx,jir.rt in the game, He har made for himrey' a remembered name. junior-Senior Waiter 25 junior-Varsity Basketball 1g Homeroom Officer 2, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 45 junior-Senior Committee 3, Varsity Football 1, 2, 3, 41 Co-Captain 4, Most Valuable Player Award 4, junior Varsity Football lg Key Club 2, 3, Monogram Club 4. ,JM if f Z . M sm ' 9 .- .f-L? ' 35.57 i i - . 2,10-g .4 it -1 -' Z' - -- , Q V 1' ji? ' ' , ,-' 4-.f , '5 - hp- F Q . . V ' Q , -qw. Q .r V, K 1 . I. 1 4 , . . S - 4- L1 's. - I - -A I xi ,, , ..,. ' ' . ka- ' Q ' xi: 1 19 1 f ' f W- 1 . 4' -f 1 V it . 1 , I . 95 -'it ' ' if ., 'YF N 1 ., A .M N: Z, in ,Y . l .- vml' -silk Qns- I , ,gow I l X ll I Tap row, left to right: Bottom row: EDITH FAYE LIENKS, Edith'l LINDA LOUISE JONES, Linda 1 ,l H Thlfdjlngff- lfff hUnd.i -5770105 Edilh lla-V llff 'HGH-'J Though :he'.v new ta our wajxg I4'e'll remember her all our days. l 5 G.A.A. 1, 2g Junior Playg Bulldog Staff 33 Concert Usher 3. Fayetteville High School 1, 2, 3g F.H.A. 4g F.T.A. 43 Beta Club 4, 1 1 g 1 , I M N JESSE HERBERT -IOYNER, 'LHerbert , ij' U JEAN CAROLYN -IENNINGS' Jean , Vega talented, polite and cute, Thix no one will ever dispute. l Same tall: Jeldom, some talk never, But jean lzke a brook, goey onforeoer. Junior Play Cqmm-ine 3, Usher Junior Plays Pit Band 2, 3, 45 1 F-H-A, Club 1, 22 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attcndaflcc 3- Student Council 15 Latin Club 2, 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Van Dyke Award 3g Graduation Chorus 35 Junior-Senior Committee 3, Perfect Attendance 3. I BETSY ANN JONES, 'ilonesl' H , l y HCM, tall,full tyfjokfe- She mm high with all thefolkxfl WAYNE THQMA5 ISEARNEY: Tcaketflc ' junior Varsity Basketball 1g Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. you hfllf that bqv laughzng,yoZz llzmk he .r allfunj But the angel: laugh li 1, 2, 3, 43 Play Day 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 25 Red Cross Representative '00 at the good he haf done' 3g Monogram Club 45 junior Play Committee 3. Baseball Manager 2g junior-Senior7Committce 35 Quee 's.Court. A f fl P 311940 ,pgig pwfgggbdg, bQl14age l i V ,y-'. . 2 fer , -fm: 'fl 3 at '? Q. 57 me ' , 5 'Q -255: ' 1 1 1 'Ii 'E , , . 0 ' , ..- Jfiaffl . .-an .ev-' ww -vw if ?S. 14, dx ... 5 , ff, ' I M I , - - 2, : 4 f i . t x' 'f , 4,1 4 be ' 1.-...fig 7 , --r, ,,,' , ., A -'ff f 1 . li ik, rv 1,249 W, TE .1 ' T liao.. 5 E j ' 'F . ,i j Q. I ., wi A r . , .V I R 'Q Top row, left to right: Bottom f0w.' MICHAEL KING, Mike SHIRLEY ANN LEONARD A good-humorea' fellow, a nice guy too, Always on hand, when thsrfx Her voice rang true, her eye wax fteadvg To help another her hand wa: work la dof' ready. Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Red Cross Representative 4, Senior Committee, junior Committee, Junior-Senior Committee. HAL WESLEY KNOTT, Hal Not too rnurh ambition, not to muah wz'll,' But Jomfhow, Jomeday, I'll ROSEIVIARY LEVINER, L'ROSe1'nary fllmb fhaf hill-H Having only lived onfryear ln our town, l1'e feel thai we'fe losing :ome- junior-Senior Waiter 25 junior Varsity Basketball 1, Homeroom thing ieejurtfnufzdf Oflicer 1, 2, 45 Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 1, 2 3, 4, Co-Captain 4: Key Club 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4 President 4, Class Officer 23 Superlative 4g junior Committee Most Valuable Football Player Award 3, 41 Bid for Shrine Bowl 4i MARY ARMSTRONG LANE, Mary Her veryfrownx arefairerfafg Than Jmzles ry' other maidens are. Superlative 4, junior Play, PEP-PAC Staff 4, Pit Band 2, 3, 4 Career Day Committee 45 Student Council 43 Latin Club 1, 2 Vice-President 1, French Club 3, Treasure 3g F.T.A. 3, 4, Secre: tary 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Senior1Committee, G.A.A 1, 2, Key Club Play Usher lgjunior-Senior Committee 3 Renan High School 1, 2: Junior-Senior Waitress 1, Dramatics Club 1, 21 Play 1, Camera Club 2, Glee Club 1, 2, Emmanuel Academy 3, Dramatics Club: Chorus, Junior-Senior Committee, Dramatics Play, Transferred to Henderson High 4. HELEN JEAN LEWIS, Helen HHH .rmzle if warm, her mind i5 pure, She'll succeed, thatlf for :ure Library Council 2, 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2. ,WW Q. , If JP ,. ffff , fl 1 1.51 ff Tn., . If ' -. ' ,A ' W .li 'M ', ' . ,ff Jg., V, , V -A ' ,r- 5 ,wlbm fw ,UN to fm f 'fttfjvif ,af 4 1, 7 ' -2 A I 1 Za i , 15 jf? xl ' gb x xxx sz A J t 1 2 -6' W 5 X A .xg,t. . 'vs -'19, tai. tl ' . f t1 Q -4 , - 411' -if --2-1. fire'- 5. Top row, ltj! to right: SANDRA SIVIITH LONGMIRE, Smitty,' The girl whore frierzdrhip is .virzffreg 14710 knows no guilt and feels no fearf, G.A.A. 1g Red Cross Representative 15 Latin Club 1, 2g Horne- room Officer 2. BARBARA ANN INHLLS, Barbara,' Her care if never to cyffnd, and every person is lzfrfriendf' Walton High School, New York 1, 2, 3g Varsity Basketball 4g G.A.A. 4. FRANCES ANNETTE MORGAN, Fran,' ':Slif'.v very rweet and always L'!1l7Tl,' life hope the rzezfar comer to lzarrnf, Red Cross Representative 35 Junior Play Committee. ' , . . ij.: 1.- 4 A 4, -tx.. .ffl .lx ... A,, 4. 'I v w K TK sirfyf- ' . t 5 Bottom row: BENNIE VVAYNE MURPHY, Sir Ben Be alwayr as merry arjou can,for no one deliglztr in a .varrouful man. Football 1, 3, Boys State 31 4-H Club 4, F.T.A. 4. LACY EUGENE MCDADE, Lace Asfor otliletirs he had them galore, Hardb artvorze in school had ax marry or more. Superlative 4g PEP-PAC Stall' 4, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g Junior Varsity Basketball lg Homeroom Officer 15 Varsity Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Varsity Football 4g Red Cross Representative 1g Student Council 1g F.T.A. 43 Key Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 33 Homecoming Queen's Court 35 Senior Committee, junior-Senior Committee 35 Homeroom Oflicer 4. ANN ELOISE MCFALL, Ann ' 'Herek to zz girl who ir really Jwell, Eoerythzrzg she doe: .the doer realwellf' Junior Varsity Basketball 1, 35 Varsity Basketball 4, Red Cross Representative 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, 4g Library Council 2. auf' xg: Q - Z l A 1 3 - 1 113' Q- qi cg? 1 'l-, ,f iggksfatfkjf-f:,fai5jif n?,, 'K' QM Z' 162 Top row, lgft to right: FRANK THOMAS MCGHEE, Tommy Dirnpled cheeks and eye: of brown, You alwayf know when hir aroundf' junior Varsity Football 13 Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Junior Play Committee 3, Junior-Senior Committee 3, Senior Committee 43 Superlative 43 Monogram Club 4. LENA KAY IVICLEMORE, 'LMae Gay and happy, what n teen, This little girl ir 760101 keen, Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Pit Band 2, 3, 4, Majorette 3, 4, Chief 43 Corn- mencement Choral Group 1, 2, 3, Assistantjunior-Senior Waitress 2, Latin Club 23 G.A.A. 2, 33 junior Play 3, junior-Senior Com- mittee 33 All State Band 33 Perfect Attendance 33 Bulldog 3, Editor-in-Chief 43 F.T.A. 4, junior Red Cross Council, President, Homeroom Olicer 4, Senior Committee 4, Concert Usher 3. ROBERT LEE NETHERY, Bobby', Here'.r a type :yt person to be looked upon, Ar a reliant rlandlry when llze -QLZIHEHJ to be won. Junior-Senior Waiter 23 Homeroom Ofhcer lg Varsity Football 3, 43 Junior Varsity Football 1, 23 Red Cross Representative 15 Student Council 13 Key Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 4. .,-,,- ., , .-,, pf:-,, 545.5 Q, .iam ,,, 3, . , .5 ,, , , ' ' 0 if-55f52'gy3, ' 1 ' I filiff f , ' 5 ' 1 ,,,,.- 1 v f 1 M, ew Wynne, ,.,,, , 04 I' ,ff ff, P1 , 5 it f 2 7' if 41 91 1 Q42 1 :ft 2' ,. , , ,Q adv. . .,. 'tv Lg, ' ' 7 1 ,Q f , Bottom row: DOROTHY ANN NEATHERY, Dot Not very talkative-rzeoer ozferloud, Regardless ty this, she'.r the bert in the rrowdf' F.H.A. 23 French Club 3, 4-H Club 3, Library Staff 2. SHIRLEY JEAN OVERTON, Shirley The 760.10711-f0f her popularity are not hard to drfneg Sheb' cute and .fweef zvith an excellent mind. Marshal 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll for Year 1, 2, 33 Superlative 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 23 Perfect Attendance 1, 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Point Recorder 3, 43 G.A.A. Playday 2, 3, 43 G.A,A. State Pin 43 F.H.A. 1, 2, Reporter 13 Beta Club 2, 3, 43 Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 33 junior Play Committee 33 junior Play Usher 33 Junior-Senior Waitress 23,Iunior-Senior Committee 3g,Iunior Varsity Basketball 13 Varsity Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 33 Most Valuable Player Award 3, Flag Bearer 4g Library Council 2, 3. VICTOR FREDERICK OWENS, View Never in zz hurry-unfonrerned, He went Lo clan' and .vametimes learned.', junior Play Committee 3, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4, junior Varsity Basketball 1, 2: Homeroom Ofhcer 43 Baseball 4, Varsity Football 2, 3, junior Varsity Football 1, 2, junior Rotazian 43 All-State Band 3, Bus Driver 2, 3, 43 Red Cross Representative 33 Senior Class Poet 4, 4-H Club 3, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Bus Drivers' Club 3, 'Dlx fy. 43' - ,E ga, Nw.. 1 sn..,,,.., - To rou left to rzght Bottom wuz' LUCIE ANN PARKER Lucie FEREBEE JEAN PRICE, MFerbee Always .fmz'lz'ng, always sweet, Always prfigg and alwayx mal. 4-H Club 2. MARY FLORENCE RADFORD, 'LFlo Sha excels in all at sfhool, IVF know shfll never break a 7Zl!F.,, hlarshal 1, 3: junior Play: PEP-PAC Staff 41 Honor Roll for Year 1, 2, 33 Beta Club 2, 3. 4, Secretary 4: Student Council 3g Latin Club 1, 2g F,T,A. 4g Homecoming Day Committee 3, 4: Senior Committee 43 G.A,A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 31 junior-Senior Committee: Senior Play Committeeg Perfect Attendance 3. RAY RANDOLPH, Ray An exrfllrnt stzzdfnl, a dfll-ghltflll frierzdg A mixlurf qf bath, what a wondmffu! blend. Dryden J-Iigh School 1g klarshal 3g Superlative 4: Honor Roll for Yea M31 aseball 1, 2, 3, 51 Class Oflicer 11 Career Day Com- E t th bo He seem ta lzlte hzm m re and mare J 21 Club ZLV3- 43 Student Council 4' rf 7 W ,1 ff, I 1 La, af? f 4. , DJ' 'A . ox MIA! all I JL.-1 in 4 U - A f 4? ' tw' E it 'S' we Q f-.v. . Top row, lqft to right: JULIA LOVE READ, Julia'3 'LA winning way, a real outs Jmile, Alwayr beazztifullv dresxwo' in rtylrf' Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 2, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2, Secretary 23 Junior Committee 33 Junior Play: Superlativeg F.T.A, 4, French Club 3, Senior Committee. FRANCES REBECCA REAVES, '4Reaves 'iFull rjfun andjoy loo, Doing things :hr 5lzoulo'n'l do. G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Homeroom Officer 13 4-H 1, 2, 3, Latin Club 13 Library Council 2, 3, 4g Junior Play Committee, F.H.A. 33 Bulldog Staff 4. GENE RAYMOND REDDING, Gene' Take it farv girls, pleaxe don't rush, Ujou work too fait, yozfll make me blu.vh. Usher Junior Play 3, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4g Varsity Football 3, 4: Football Manager 1, 2, Baseball Manager 2, Senior Class Treasurer, Student Council 1, 2g Key Club 4, Monogram Club 3, 43 Perfect Attendance 2, 3. wi V.. I yan I 'Q , , ., Q1 ' , 'A ' . 3 .mr c,-Ti W .,.., Bottom Comm TOZU.' tt ALMA ANN RENN, Amy Ann Full of nzzzrzr all thf limr, Lyff irjzut a nursery rliymef' 2, 35 Commencement Choral Group 2, 33 Junior-Senior G.A.A. ittee 33 Red Cross Council 1, Vice-President 2, GERALDINE LOUISE RENN, Gerry 'LA girl who lzlwr all, L1 girl with grace. ll z'tlzfairnf'5,f qfjigzzrr andfzzirnfrs l.yff41t'P. Homeroom President Z, Student Council 2, 4-H Club Pianist 2g Junior-Senior Wfaitress 23 Library Council 2, 3, 4, President 3, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 33 Beta Club 3, 43 PEP-PAC 4g Super- lative4 Homeioom Secretar 3 unior Pla Committee 3 Senior Comm 4 A Y :J Y i :- ittee 4, Honor Roll for Year 3: Homecoming Committee 21 Junior-Senior Committee 3, Finer H.H.S. Committee 4. 'KA dup F.H.A, Senior 35 Red MAVIS JANE RENN, Janie o.fz'!z'an that it really rwoel, A rmilf that lrnocktyou QirvQ'0Zll',ft'6'f.U 15 French Club 3, 4-H Club 23 Bulldog Staff 4, Junior- Committee 33 Library Council 3, 4g Graduation Chorus Cross Representative 43 Girls State 3. - .. -,tt gf., . Q.:.,Q. ' 'Q-asztiirli. . ., 21'.1.,.-.ua '-'ff-'-92 ...ft-- 4: 521352 . ,,,,.,L 'x Y r Mimi, Z 'TW' x... ' Top row, left to right: BOBBY RAY RICHARDSON, K'Bobby'7 Take it easy, haveyourfun, Let the old ZUOTll2'fl1'fkFl on 1 'N if fs, -gx 'gi' ,api ,,,,. ff'-5 ,I ,,-,,,. , 1 , 1 ,J 5 1 4 f ' , Um I , 4y,.JM4.. , 77 . 'N-.. ,pr . ft-. . I 1 xx Bottom row: TOMMY HENDRICK SNOW Tommy', His reaaly wit, his cheerful smile, Hilaire him welrome all the while. Baseball Manager 2, 3, Basketball Manager 2, 3. SYLVIA JEAN ROBERSON, Sylvial' 'lC'ufe, wztg' and alwayr gay, this little thick ix realb O. K. Superlative 4, junior Play Cast 3, junior Play Committee 3, Bulldog Staff 4: junior Varsity Basketball 1, Homeroom Oflicer 1, G.A.A. Playday 2, 3, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Latin Club IVAN EDRIDE STAINBACK, Ivan Full rj ltfe, .rezue and grit, Lot: q'fzzn and plenty ty' witf' 1, 2, 4-H Club 2, 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Library Council 3, Senior Committee 4, junior Senior Committee 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Reporter 4. BARBARA RUTH ROBINSON, Barbie c'NeUer 5lozLv+Ne1fer glam, She taker things jurt as they come. G.A.A. 1, Library Council 1, Red Cross Representative 1, 31 Homeroom Officer 1, Future Teachers of America 2, Junior Play Committee 3, Bulldog. JAMES MCINIILLIN STEVENSON, njimrny' Thi: kmfl qt' person make: up the team, Though not a headlziner, Hel: a laffing beam. Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Homeroom Officer 1, Ring Committee 1, Secretary of Key Club 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 4, BOy's State 3, Homeroom Officer 4. , . 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F' x ' . -.-:z2s?53 ' .214:1i:2EiiK!k?2' -'1?:t1:-T 1:1f2:.s-:ww X, , mf.-. .-Iv ::?2:'-1:21,A-2:12-.5 N'-fr' , 1 1' 'f ' ' ggz rzzfiglfqif W H et N :, .-st-e-1z1:1:1St.1'5:-2-' 41111: ...., ...4.t,..,.. s- 1 -e-f::3zf::.1-sz11'- 'fl as:saa.e11:11:rff:a:::2xex fam -vs, 1-'fizgz-5'1 -1-1I-fi-'-'V'-'-N -rwvw ' QW' -:x:fff- -is Top row, lgft to right: MARLENE ANNETTE STRANGE, ':Marlene She is attrarlizfe, she always was, Brfazm' firstly if ar pntgf zloexfl Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 31 G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 33 Program Chairman 3g junior Play 33 Library Council 4g Graduation Chorus 3, 4. JASPER EARNHARDT THARRINGTON, 'gjaspefl' Happy am I, from rare I'm-free! Vfhy anvil thfy all cofzfented like l71c'.J,, EDMUND LAW WADDILL, 4'Ed 'LHB' pleasant way always wins, Thafx why he haf so 11za71yf7'zena'J. Jr. Play Committee 3, Golf 1, 2, 4, Junior Red Cross Representa- tive 1, 2, Homecoming Committee 3, Latin Club 1, 2, Junior- Senior Committee 3, Concert Usher 2, Program Committee 3. 'Ervin' 'UF m .I-:av L Buitom raw: NIARY ALICE WEAVER, Mary Alice .-1 ,buzz hsazt and z'fzlellz'gen! mind, .Never so true afrlend yazfll find. Home Room Officer lg Secretary and Treasurer of Class 1, Student Council 21 Class Oihcer 31 Honor Roll for Year 35 As- sistant lklarshal 2g Library Council 2, 45 Winner of Home Ec. Award 2, junior Play Usher 3, junior-Senior Committee 3: junior Play Committee 31 Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3g Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 Superlative 43 Class Ofhcer 4. RAYNIOND THONIAS WELDON, JR., Zero '6A:z0!her like him will zzewr bt' known, lVs'rf glad he is our veg' ownfl Senior Play Committee 43 Varsity Basketball 3, 45 Homeroom Officer 23 Tennis 4: Red Cross Representative 2, 3, Student Council 3, Latin Club 1, 2: F.T.A. 3, 4, Senior Committee 4, junior-Senior Committee 3: Junior Play Usher 3, Junior Com- mittee 3. WILLIAM HUTSON WESTER, II, L'Hut '4It's vary to Jay that without a doubt, The :lass wouldfail U' he warn? aboulf' junior Play 3g Junior-Senior Waiter, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4g Home- room Othcer lg Golf 1, 2, 4, Class Oflicer 3, 4: All State Band 33 Latin Club 1, 23 Key Club 2, 3, 43 Officer 33 hlonogram Club 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 43 Drum Major 1, 2, 3, 4: Senior Committee 4g Junior Committee 3, ,Iunior-Senior Committee 3. C' '- 41 7. 1' xz. ..... . ' Nasir - .unw- 'Hv.., ff? ....f--w..... . Myzfff SARA ANN WILLIAMS, Sari, U mon, people were like this Jweet girl, l4 0uldn't it be a LU0lZdl'7:f1ll world. Freshmen Basketball Team 1: Student Coun- cil lg 4-H Club 23 Assistant junior-Senior Waitress 23 Choral Group 2, 3g Library Coun- cil 2, 3, Vice-President 2g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4g Playday 2, 33 Basketball Manager 2, 3:Junior- Senior Committee 3g junior Play Committee 3: junior Play Usher 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 Senior Committee 4. SAMUEL KENYON WILKERSON Kenyon To warg: little, to study len, This is the xecfe! ,v.-Q, gm., ry' hapjiinexxfl Senior Mascots -...rf MASTER CHARLES BLACKBURN MISS BECKY ROZIER MOTTO FLOWER COLOR Aiming at stardom, Our goal for the Yellow ROY21l Blue future? ROSS? and Gold 44 , 03315 lgo UWQ Seniors, BFS Hou. OUU' QLNICITQN OF XSS kou vQaNY PQF4' 'HWS QCLOON a 5 Q' Tb Hof.. 2 L-ULU 35 SQNROVS Have. Jowl- kfovwr Luov-L2 l'wQv'E.3 'Rervwernbevy UJQ.. 'owl you-, menu miss vw- WHL VNV' .- -,.. -W vmrrtzf- vm, , fr'-Q rf- ' 1--:-'fzi-1:5 :i.?' 1:11 -s-IEW -ag:-rg'--5 Q:- g55:j:3 - 5:15325 '15-.ZZ--1:2 . 2 :-:+':':g 'g J 2 I, 'qf'- I- ,:,31-'g:.- '-:-:5.-.:4:-: , x . 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W 'lf f I 11' ff 1, .NE - ' A -, 3 ma- :,:f: H -,gc gl 1-'-1.-21 1- ' 3 . .- 1 1. 7':iWfkZ.i-5: -wha ' 1 'fl V N:-iii? Firsz mug, lqft to right: Shirley Acrey, Pat Carlton, Pat Clayton, Walter Faulkner. Smmd row: Marlene Strange, Iviary 3112 Gmsom, Hartwell Bass, janet Hight, Joyce Faulkner. Thin! row: Becky Bissett, Anne Fuller, Bobby Hayes, Sylvia o erson. Es' :Q Half.- , t N ' 'T ks:'i L .1 1 L ., L,V, Ir. Y i x - '. ,gl if . X. , 1 V 3 .. 51.-. 1:5 4 x A., xfg 1. ,I ,Q . -, mime, U., It x. :F a 2' Tfxfff' M V- 1, 'six' A. 5' --.rv ,.: + f - awk' , pf . 1, we-11 . ,5 , , J, 4 b fl 'WEL ' ' '-'W-f- '- .Y .- yi w'fg:gn-r.,, r. .va 'V A ,, Ak, 1... , fi 4 Q, if Gia fe ,:.,f.f :a1- f V , ' 1'-c-L. - ' '...'lf3L zg L,igL,,c , ' uf , fur 1 Y' ,' V -. 14 - 'JT 'AV . it .X ' ' Hg 5- ,: 4 HL Nz, P-1 ' gffri . -H3 1 TL, Lui , , ' gf. .,... ' -- 'T - ' 5,1-f - jg, ' . I7 .Xu if' -, - 4 X 9453! . -c-.-1 in 1, I, ' 5I.:?::5iA5,v , .,,:?i,zlj4.- V V, V1-xfskzgx ' T. ,1,.. 5 x fi 5 - '- .X X tiff? X X' 3' ' Q Q. y -, 5 gsi. A ,4- -J ,- 'tif -3.--x . 5 . 5 rv ',,- .f ':' 4 ' C X25 X ,, 5 Ati, X' 'I A G f 1 vii LA. . ' ,nifihg - xx Fin! raw, Igff fn rzglzl: Tommy VVf:Iclon, GL'I'l'y' Rum, Becky Frazier, N1arv Lam: Tommy lN1CGhCC. St'l'U77d f0Zl'.'Jil'I'1IT1iC Stn-vcnson, Mike King, FIUYCIIVC RilCiff7I'Kl,tI21HC Rcnn, Bcrmic- hfurphy. Barbara Robinson. Tl71'nfr0Z1'.' Carol Hassell, Thcllua Holmes, Mary Alice XVCZIVCY, Rogcr Faulkm-r, Fomllz fUll'.' Hc'rI7c'1't.IOyner, Leon Harris. Hass Poem Although we graduate with honors . . . And proud as we may be of our class Tonight is only one of the tomorrows That through the years will pass . . . Our milestones will stand forever . . Marking the way for each of you . . . Standing for our highest endeavor . . . All tl'1at,s in us, brave and true . . . Oh what a loss the world would know Were we to fail it now So let our best ambitions grow Toward heights the future will allow. We have gained a clearer vision than before We seek to follow the path we've trod Pleading for justice first, yet evermore Loving mercy, and walking humbly with God. The graduates are going forth God bless them every one To run this hard and stubborn world just as it should be run But much I fear they'll find the facts Don't always track with dreams And running this old world is not As easy as it seems 5 .... fail . , tg VICTOR OwENs, Poe! 49 dass ffflffory The beginning of the end came for us on a bleak morning in September of 1952. On this momentous day. a large group of frightened downtrodden freshmen entered the cold forbidding halls of Henderson High School for the first time. Wie were met by friendly upperclassmen who assisted us courteously to our classes. You know something, though? I never did find that elevator, Realizing in our own feeble way that we needed some leaders, we elected Hartwell Bass, President, Olin Broadway, Vice-Presidentg Blary Alice YVeaver, Secretary-Treasurer. The sponsors were Bliss Hughes, Blr. Wilson, Bfrs. Nutt, Bliss Kilpatrick. and Bfrs. Hicks. The next autumn found us returning to school as sophomores. It also found us a great deal more enlightened on the subject of How to Treat Freshmen. lNhy shouldn't we be authorities on that subject- we remembered how mean the seniors had been to us. Wie got ready for a little studying and went to work. This year we elected Olin Broadway, President: Hal Knott, Vice-President: Shirley Aerey, Secretary-Treasurer. Our sponsors were Bliss Hughes. Biiss Stevenson, Blrs. Hicks. and Bliss Kilpatrick. And then almost before wc realized it we were juniors. As upper- classmen we were designated as big wheels, although the seniors were still a step ahead of us. That year we looked around and came up with a play called Gabriel Blow Your Horn. Wie had fun giving it and, l might add. the student body enjoyed it. ln addition to the play we had the pleasure, plus the grand job. of giving a junior- Senior. Our theme was BIoonlight and Roses and when the big night came we discovered that all our efforts had been well spent. This was the year that we got class rings and how we flashed them around. Our officers for our Junior year were Hutson XVester, Presi- dentg Hartwell Bass, Bviee-President: Bfary Alice lN'caver. Secretaryg and Bliriam Harris, Treasurer. Finally, in 1954, we began our last run as seniors. At first we found it rather odd to be the old soldiers of the school and to have no other class to look up to. Before long, however. we began to really enjoy ourselves. There is nothing quite like being a senior! Looking back we realized what a pathetic bunch we had been but we noted with pride that we had come through with flying colors. To lead us through our senior year we chose as oflicers Blary Alice Weaver, Presidentg Hutson YVester. Vice-President: Janet Hight, Secretary: and Gene Redding, Treasurer. The sponsors were Bliss Hughes. Bliss Xfilkin, and Mr. McRorie. All of them did a good job but special note should be given to Bliss Hughes who had stuck it out with us for four years. At last we come to the end of this little bit of literature. And as the ink runs out so does this year, our last one at H. H. S. The end of the road is in sight for us. The caterpillars shall shed their cocoons and emerge as beautiful butterflies. Let us hope that our wings will prove substantial enough to keep us from falling flat on our faces. XVe've been here a long time and we've enjoyed every minute of it. As spokesman for the class of '55, l can truly say that we'll miss Hender- son High School. PAT CARLTON. HI'.Yf0l'I'HIZ '50 dass Prophecy The time has come to once again sit before my crystal ball -I and look far into the future and see what the stars of the '55 class are doing. ' Speaking of stars-let's look into the radio. T. V.. movie .K field for a moment. First we see hlike Carter on Coketime in place of Eddie Fisher and Joe Farmer acting as Answer lNIan for S NBC. Of course thereis XN'alter Faulkner playing like Liberacc v and Leon Harris holding candles for him. Bobby Richardson 'A' has opened a new drive in movie called Black-Out Park and Becky Frazier sells tickets for him. Currently starring there is f5'f'i5551f ' .Iane'Rcnn in place of Doris Day and Sylvia Roberson for A Rosemary Clooney. lra Petty stars next week as Red Skelton. lvlarlenc Strange plays in Pee YVee King's orchestra, Lucie Parker is now a ballet dancer at Swan Opera House with Vic Owens orchestra providing the music under the name of Victorettes. Gerry Renn. Alma Renn. and Thelma Holmes replace the lNfIcGuire Sisters and Barbara Robinson is the new jane XVyman. Pat Carlton is trying to untie the Dragnot. VVC find Jasper Tharrington as manager of the Stork Club and he has Tommy Snow and Bennie Nlurphy acting as Dean hfartin and .Icrry Lewis in the floor show and also the new French actor Bobby Nethery. who is directed byllike King. Cigarette girls are Janet Hight, Ann lXIcFall. and Carol Hassell. Shirley Acrey is still the most popular girl anywhere and hlary Lane the best looking. 'Ne find Tommy Kearney is designing men's clothes and Edith 'Jenks is a new dress designer for Christian Dior. Howard Hughes is happily married to .It-an and Sandra Smith Longmire is the happy wife of a guy named flied. Shirley Hicks is making a certain boy named .jack happy. while Betty Grissom does the same for her man. Wie see Ferebee Price. Becky Howell. Shirley Leonard. and Fran hlorgan are still as sweet as always. Florence Radford is still writing to servicemen and speaking of service, Hut Wiester leads the Nlarine Band now. Ivan Stainback. Dorothy Nethery. Franklin Evans. Becky Bissett and Kenneth Bowden are still as peaceful as ever. while Ed W'addill is vainly trying to build a bridge over the Atlantic Ocean. He has employed Kenyon Wiilkerson as his contractor. In the sports world we see Pat Clayton playing for the Redheads with Bctsyjones. and Shirley Overton helping her along. Thomas Bobbitt is coaching at State and Gene Redding is business manager for Ed Hicks who has organized the Hicks Globetrotters. lvlaurice Capps is his star player. Christine Elliott is a lady wrestler called 'fTeenie the Great. On the football tield Hal Knot is Crazylegs of l'lo5. Gene lNIcDade. Sam Dickerson.-Ylinnnie Stevenson. and Tommy K1cGhee are teaming up for the Wlashington Redskins while Sara lYilliams is rearing five little football stars. Harry Candler is the new Olympic tennis champ and Tommy lveldon is the best race car driver is all U. A. Julia Read was voted the best dressed woman in America and Kliriam Harris is a new French hair stylist. Bobby Hayes invented an atomic refrigeratoi and Herbert Joyner became a concert pianist. Lena Rfcliemore and Helen Lewis are crime re- porters for the Af li. Tfzmw. Barbara lNIills is the wife of a N. Y. millionaire doctor who has two private secretaries. Esther Gregory and Klary A. Grissom. lloyce Faulkner is an airline hostess for Piedmont Airlines and Roger Faulkner pilots the plane. Here at H. H. S. we see Linda .Iones replaces Rliss Hunter in Klath and Frances Reaves is teaching typing. ijean .Iennings is the new librarian. Llohn Poole is manager of l'Voolworth's now. Ray Randolph is a professor of Philosophy at Carolina and Suzy Adams is the first lady professor at Yale. Anne Fuller is an Art Professor at Duke. ln the professional field. Hartwell Bass is head of Nledical Research at Duke and Jimmie Connell is a dentist. hlary Alice Wleaver is nursing at Duke Hospital and so is Frances Dennis. As for me'eDo you know what I'll btfdoing? I don'tl! CP.xr D.-xxlm.. Iaffjffztf 51 if 5 Ei.. ' if I I2 ' F5 3 ,, Zhi W i I I last Wf7l and Testament STATE OF NCRTH CAROLINA COUNTY or VANCE City of Henderson Henderson High School A A ' Wie, the Seniors of Henderson High School, of the year 1955, assuming that we are of sound mind and body, and realizing that we will soon be V, graduated from this cherished institution, feel that we are possessed with many valuable characteristics that we wish to bequeath accordingly. Wie do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament: 1, A- I., vm., :.,'-'-xy . -9. I W fnzgv , ARTICLE I. To THE FACULTY ITEM I. To Mr. Kesler, who came to Henderson High the same year we did, we leave our sincere appreciation for his help and consideration during our toilsome four years. ITEM II. To Mr. Hearne we leave our fond appreciation for the best musical leadership, and the memories of every note of our Alma Mater. ITEM III. To Coaches Red Wfilson, and 'fPete Piestrack, we leave our hopes for continued successful Bulldogs. ITEM IV. To the faculty we leave our thanks for their individual guidance, physical strength and stamina required in imparting knowledge to us 86 Seniors. ARTICLE II. To THIS INSTITUTION ITEM I. To Henderson High School we leave 86 vacant spots which we hope will be filled with others who will be as proud of H. H. S. as we are. ARTICLE III. To THIS CLASSES ITEM I. To the junior Class we leave the honorable title as Sophisticated Seniorsf' Make sure you keep it honorable. i ITEM II. Toithe Sophomore Class we leave our accumulated projects and brilliant ideas which will be helpful in Financing a successful junior-Senior. ITEM III. To the Freshman Class we leave the same opportunities we had in school, to take ad- vantage of, for making your school history an enjoyable oIIe. ARTICLE IV. To THE INDIVIDUALS ITEM I. Thomas Bobbit leaves his height to Lennie Swanson and Larry Grissom, both of whom need it. ITEM II. Jasper Tharrington passes on his ability to get-sick-quick to anyone who needs such as an excuse. ITEM III. IX'e leave the natural beauty of lXIary Lane, Sara IX'illiams and julia Reed to Peggy Per- ncll and Gwen Crawley. ITEM IV. Victor Owens leaves, finally I F! ITEM V. The musical talents must be kept alive so Geraldine and Jane Renn bestow their musical talent upon Charlotte lNIixon, and to Ruth and Rose Faulkner. ' ITEM VI. Tommy lNfIcGhee leaves his Rock Hudson looks to all the Junior boys to divide equally among themselves. ITEM VII. Marlene Strange and Ferebee Price leave their shapely legs to Edna Short and june IYatkins. IYe know they'll like them. IN'e sure did! ITEM VIII. Herbert .Ioyner leaves his Cracker Box Crosley. to june Casper with the hopes that she won't be pestered with it as he was. ITEM IX. Gene Redding leaves his good looks and position as quarterback to Lucius Harvin. ITEM X. Frances Reaves leaves her uncontrollable laughter to lNIartha Parham and Jerry Perry, with this one thought, It sometimes 'pays' to laugh. ITEM XI. Kenyon IVilkerson and Leon Harris leave their Health and Strength to the 1955 Bulldogs. ITEM XII. Frances Dennis, lNIary Ann Grissom, Shirley Hicks and Ann lVIcFall leave their ability to remain cool, calm, and collected to Sandra IvIcIver. lNInrie Dickerson, and Bobbie Lee lX'IcPherson. ITEM XIII. Franklin Evans and -Iohn Poole leave their ability to get into trouble to the Terrell twins and Mae Burris. ITIQM XIV. -Ioe Farmer leaves his successful scholastic standings to Tommy Hannon. 52 ITEM XV. Becky Frazier and Bobby Richardson leave their time between periods to Tommy Richardson and Faydine Conklin. ITEM XVI. Anne Fuller, Carole Hassel, Joyce Faulkner, Micky Harris and Janet Hight leave their sweet personalities to Judy Hearne, Ann Hoyle and Teddy Hart. ITEM XVII. Tommy Kearney and Jimmy Stevenson leave their Flying Sauceri' conversation 'til they get married. ITEM XVIII. Shirley Acrey leaves her popularity to her sister, Nancy. ITEM XIX. To Sonya Jenkins, we confer, Betty jean Grissom's friendliness. ITEM XX. Mike Carter and Tommy Weldon, who have so well used their ability to flirt with 'em all, bequeath said ability to Bill Hart and Billy Davidson. ITEM XXI. Suzy Adams, Mary Alice Wleaver and Ray Randolph leave their brains to Joyce Darnell . and Bruce Chappel. ITEM XXII. Maurice Capps leaves his basketball ability to anyone good enough to pick it up. ITEM XXIII. Lena McLemore leaves her position as editor-in-chief of the Bulldog to Robert Parker. ITEM XXIV. Shirley Overton and Barbara Mills leave their athletic ability to Ferebee Pulliam and Shelby Hughes. ITEM XXV. Kenneth Bowden, Bobby Hayes and Ivan Stainback leave their quiet atmosphere to the library. ITEM XXVI. Lucie Ann Parker leaves her ability to successfully peroxide her hair to Martha Wlade with one change to an old proverb. Ulf at First you don't succeed 'dye-dye again'. ITEM XXVII. To Jenny Temple we leave Esther Gregory's willingness to work and outstanding school spirit. ITEM XXVIII. Jimmy Connell leaves his fog-horn-nose-blowing,'' to john Wlallace. ITEM XXIX. To Billy Wlright and Charles johnson, Michael King leaves his Shot-rod driving- skill' and also a list of available competent chauffeurs. ITEM XXX. Linda jones leaves her love for Meats, the animals, to Katie Lou Hannon and Betsy Badger. ITEM XXXI. To the Wlittiest: Sylvia Roberson and Hutson Wfester leave their '4Spry Wlitv to Dora Ann Fuller and Ray Viloodliefg Betsy Jones and Harry Candler leave their 'lDry Wlitn to Gayle Cowan and Billy Page: Sam Dickerson and Rebecca Howell leave their Shy VVit to jimmy Nethery and Jacky Guptong Tommy Snow and Edith Cllenksj Fuller leave their 4'Sly VVit to Kimball Bradsher and Patricia Gholson. ITEM XXXII. Gene C'Lace McDade leaves his 'tall round sports abilityw to his Hcuz' Harvey Oxendine. ITEM XXXIII. Dorothy Nethery bestows her benevolent characteristics to Sara Pearce. ITEM XXXIV. Thelma Holmes leaves her L'Sparkling eyes and cheerful personality to Jackie Pegram. ITEM XXXV. Bobby Nethery, Hal Knott, Howard Hughes and Ed Hicks pass on their athletic ability to Bobby Lockemy, Tony Roger, and Ernie Hux. ITEM XXXVI. Roger Faulkner leaves his teinpestuous temper to the memories of his teachers with the hopes theyill forget some of his out-bursts. ITEM XXXVII. Pat Clayton, our chief cheerleader, leaves her megaphone to next yearis chief in the hopes that she will sincerely enjoy it as much as Pat did. ITEM XXXVIII. Christine Elliott, glean Jennings, Alma Renn and Sandra Smith leave their ability to make noise to janet Lancaster, Kay Johnson, Nancy VVhite and Frances Faulkner. ITEMCXXXIX. Hartwell Bass leaves his inability to Hnd anything to do with his time to Charles iates. ITEM XXXX. Shirley Leonard and Frances Morgan leave their quietness to Raymond Newman, and Barney Gohegan. ITEM XLI. Barbara Robinson leaves her sophisticated manner to Beverly Beck. ITEM XLII. Edmund Waddill leaves his neat appearance to Owen Wright. ITEM XLIII. Pat Carlton leaves his ulocquatious tongue to Tommy Badger. ITEM XLIV. Pat Daniel leaves her responsibilities as Editor-in-Chief of the PEP-PAC to next years capable one. ITEM XLV. Florence Radford leaves her all-year-round suntan to Annella Moore. ITEM XLVI. Rosemary Leviner leaves her neatness to Barbara Carter. ITEM XLVII. I, the testator, Walter Faulkner leave all my memories and good times I had here in school to the remaining student body. U IN VVITNESS WHEREoF, I, Walter Faulkner, the testator, have set my hand and seal hereto this eighth clay ofjune in the year of our Lord one thousand nine hundred and Fifty-live. Cl955l WALTER FAULKNER, Tesfafor. 53 1 , 1 I1 r', , V, , .11 .1.,gSg:- .ll -.Z W q A, 1 , , ,. . f J x, P v 1 , ' 4 4 .V f..,.- , , ,Q X .1 , l Q6 x, M If 'V 4 f f 1 sb Je, -17 A -if 15 ' ' 42 ff , ,., .N 4 v 4 , ,. 4 -Q f , f 4 6 .Y , , 3 , '95 x - ' v f .4 I , 0 s i N ,, I sf ,pu ' 'Q ' ' a 5, 1 H ' 433' , , ' N15 A 2 W1 Q , as-, ' Q , L' M V Y 'f N fd Ag ,f,g . ' 3 , V ,.,Q,1Cgj-3 f i f f, ,.,:12i fg4:a 5 019 1- ,' ., ,Q , n- 5-. Q f' Qwif Aw, f ek .f A f -I AE. 5 ,,-- X-,f. I . , .ef x . - A 1 ,I I 1 V .,-, 31:1 Hi, -af .- 1- 1 ,Q 1. f, E ' ,sw ' - 4? . . - f -1' -'i - V:-', . w A -. 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V, I: :E-13, - V K Z ' 32? 2-a if ' 5 A I .J riififi?-'ki X Q 'Z .,.. l' , , ,,.,. . f 2 1 1 f 5 11 l 1 .I -X 273' 4' 'R J 9 J' A in . T Y .f .ii 1 '-fej, Qw- ,, - 11 ,4 , LFS . 7 ii i Q -1 , L 54. ,, n,X1:s4 ' -I if Fw Q fi 3 J, Aff., al .,A'W4 1 , 14 H 1 x , .4 X x wh ' Q a z A ' :-:., ' 'Y 2-sz G ff .: mf' I' f..-Q Av..-. ., - , A X . 'W . . ,f55?f1 , , 1 J ' X I 3 'J K - -Yu Q . A 5 if '- .. Ag- I if K1 3 Sbrfb 6'raa'e -j P -L if f. ., eww f er 2 1-I TT'-A' 21lf'a,Lxvie'fff, we we , , ef P M ., I V X 1 -,-Q, ii.. Y , Shjil ,M- ff , ,gig A ,V lf' QKJQHANL -ff' 'Q , 5' 1-A -e at , -' i, ,T 1 Due to crowded situations in the Elementary schools a sixth grade was entered in one of our classrooms. Their teacher is lylrs. R. C. WY. Raci- ford. The students are: D. WL Ayscue, Robert Baskerville, Wlilliarn Campbell, James Chandler, james Crawford Cooper, Frank Allen Cowan, Robert Lee Daniel, Roy Thomas Edwards, Richard Vernon Finch, Charles Burch Fort, Ern- mett NI-lilton Goodrich, Jr., Howard Grissom, Jimmy Lee Harper, Robert Kearney, William Ng., 4 Carey Kearney, Ronald Glenn Michels. Jerald Paul Murdock, john Rawlins, Hugh Roberson, Wilbur Steve Roberson, David Rose, Richard W'ayne Ross, William Amos Watson, Ellen Katherine W'hite, Peggy Marie Abbott, Becky Adeock, Fay Dean Ayerette, Sue Page Blanks, Ann Jeanette Clopton, Barbara Daniel, Linda Fay Dickerson, Kathy Harris, Ma1'gy' Lou Hicks, Niary Frances Lloyd, and lvlargaret Gakley, fggbffz Grade xH. .............. v- vo. 6.4: ' tlfihsy. it lil V E .lil .y . , .s.,-q3wmaww,.,..,,., f . -,.....,...-.n-aww.-s. '..,,,N,J.',-., f '- w 'f M-f-'-vw-'4f-v-panama-nun . . H yy.-V ff.--A., --,- mano , J fy- Y .Q U , . Agn-1--,-ff---f-'m9.u-v--M--. 4 f 1 1 Due to a crowded situation in Jr. High School we have an eighth grade in our building this year. Their teacher is Miss Martha Garbee. The stu- dents are: Barbara Proctor, Wesley Young, Bar- bara Tanner, Betty Fowler, Jere Zollicoffer, Laurence Pulliam, Micky Grissom, John Church, Shirley Edwards, Joan Grissom, Billie Joyner, Philip Richardson, Betty Tart, Shirley Adams, ,qw :una--un-nn -,- f Y Joan Roberson, Herby Gupton, Louine Pegram, Thomas Peoples, Hartwell Watkins, Woody Smith, Peggy Tillotson, Jimmy Adams, Betty Jean Wfal- lace, Betty Harris, Rita Murphy, Brenda Bryan, Jack Finch, Robert Spencer, Betty Anstead, Wayne Crocker, Jeanette Harris, Janice King, Donald Newton, and Ralph Ross. 3 6Nl961lll1 j 1- l ly H fx , , , 1? W if 1 5' X K f I f X X I' n J If Rf ff f ff M Wx , j,2fp,.f-ff . -V' -9. ,Mr-M -5 , , -rd N sl 9 it G B . i ,i 1 5 wg N ,ef . 1. 5 'X X f I X I 4 5 W' ,C, ' . I 1 X 1 x. Q h i X x -- fi Ll , , , 1 A 41 L J rx I Z 5 1 1 '4 1. P H Ill L al s I Q4 I H '4 w I. .fmdenr wmv? f if ,. g 2 . . , . 'fig' ..Q' ' vi if 'Y .. ' W? -wi V I 1 . VL ' gs, V63 ,,,,,, Q- f: .1 v '32, ' I J N b A n Y V J I .-....-M-W-4---H-'v--' f ,- ' ' ,V -,-' if 1 ' .1 i 5' . . 1' mf 'ii 1. 4 5717 A. ' V 52323 From lqft to right: Nancy Cwynn, Mickey Harris, Joyce Faulkner, Thomas Bobbitt, Jimmy Neathery, Tommy Richardson, Dickie Carter, Charlotte Mixon, Bunky Bass, Miss Hunter, Rose Faulkner, Charles Cates, Walter Faulkner, Richard Faulk- ner, Mary Lane, Edna Short, Gwen Crawley, Frances Reavis, Ray Randolph, Kay Mabry. The Student Council is the most active organiza- tion in our school. It consists of a boy and a girl from each homeroom. lt's oflicers who are elected by the student body are: president, vice-president, and secretary. The treasurer is appointed and the faculty advisor is elected by the council, Each year the Student Council operates a school store for the students. The council annually sponsors a Career Day program, Homecoming and a Spring Prom. It also is in charge of preparing chapel programs once a week, decorating the school with lights for Christmas, and runs a con- cession stand at football games. This year the Student Council has worked on the honor system in hopes that it will be used effectively in future years. V 2 Student L'ounc17 f ff From 1ty'ttbrigizt.- A. D. Evans, Scott Hughes, Eugenia Allen, Bobby Bradford, Annella Moore, Vance Parrish, Ray W'oodl1ef Owen VVright, Charlotte Mixon, Bunky Bass, Rose Faulkner, Charles Cates. Lucy Ann Stallings, Betty Wright, 'Shelby Hughesg Carol Fuller, Margie House, Billy Stone, Bobbie Lee McPl1erson. HARTW'ELL BASS Prfxidant I 'M , ,fa sf: z YQ' , , '64, g4Hp:1s2v?1 ,-'-1424. -A 3 ff7'A-4 'ii 4 f Rosa FAULKNER Vz'cf'-Prf.r1'dm! Cl!-IARLOTTE IVIIXON CHARLES CP-TES SN,-pmyly Tre'1l.fzu'H fn-ng, ,ff-'K , 4 10..- fs-, xrm-... 'V' -v , ,,.. .N ., .I 1 gl , .Lt . 74,1 is , ,ef , ws,-f : 1 , ,, ,A- ., Q- 7 :N T t, . . X ' 1 l ri X, l ,- i , 3 1. .3 V, j - is 'T' Q 1 T 'K' , ' f r 1 f L at - ni 2 , 1 ' M 1 A - -F -gg- ' .Q grffe ,.. ff- A To -Az: , 4 Nl, 4- ' L V 5 , ' . I r ft ' to 'i ' Bela dub fl X .f e The National Beta Club is a non-secret, service- able character, scholastic achievement, and com- V . . . l leadership club for high school students. Its mendable attitude. Its members are those who l - ' - . I . i purpose is the promotion of honesty, service, and have a ninety average or above in their studies. j leadership. The club is an honor society and has XN'e expect about twelve new members this year. ,l if outstanding moral standards. The Beta Club is a democratic organization, and it seeks to promote the ideals of democracy among its members. Its motto is, Let us lead by Serving others. lXIe1nlmership in the Beta Club is open to any high school student who is approved bv the head of the high school. Nfeinbersliip is based on honor- Members of this organization are: Mary Alice Weaver, Pat Daniel, Florence Radford, Ed Hicks, , Thomas Bobbitt, Rav Randolph, Becky Frazier, V Hartwell Bass, Joe Farmer, Lincla Jones. Gerry ' Renn, Tonnnv Hannon, Charlotte lvlixon, An- i nella Moore, Dora Ann Fuller, Joyce Darnell, K Rebecca Howell. Shirley Overton, and Susy I Aclains. I 1, P fafare Teacbers of Amerfka gy- V, 1 The F.T.A. is a relatively new club in H,H,S,, having been in operation only three years in this school, This chapter of the club is called the Agnes Moore Chapter, named after a retired teacher ofthe city school system, lwiiss Agnes Moore. fn The functions of the club are practice teaching in PAT CARLTUN ROVBERT NEAL ' Prexidml Vzcf-Prexzdmt the city schools and several other worthwhile projects. .-f .A 3, , . f.: -.fs , iw This club gives the student a chance to examine the teaching profession and encourage prospective teachers fi ,sn 'C- 1 f .ff 1 rr M I to carry out their plans for a career. Mrs. Glover is N the s onsor of our club. - 4 ' wif' p i Q ' .V ,I 2 3, Y 42,5 f i., 1 'M , H I f' Xt ' ,g ' MARY LANE MRS. GLOVER Secretary- Trfzzmrfr Spom-of First row, left to right: Shirley Acrey, Ann Fuller, Pat Page, Shelby Blanks, Catherine Church, Gene McDade, Ann Laws, Ralph Mason. Second row: Tommy Rawlins, Reba Byrurn, Patricia Gholson, Mary Frances Connell, Nancv Rawles, Nancy Gwynn, Katie Lou Hannon, Martha Kittrell, Mary Lane. Third row: Becky Lane, Carol Ann King, Linda Jones, Florence Radford, Thomas Bobbitt, Herbert Joyner, Annella lvloore, Charles Johnson, Robert Neal, Pat Carlton. , 2 ., 1 4771. 1' ' ldflh Club R gf . ,..,. ' ,!':L3:f,i',iE4 '- Jig E E,-1 Q Q7-544 2 .1 57 1 - 1,.,.fz.f9Wv:'f1fg i7 ,, 0 '5' if , gzfyffmi A ' ' W he-4 - a- ux . -Qw- , 1 , If 1 2 4 1 I I 5:75 1157 1,-f wfuflr4'A p vf ff, l 4 . - .., ,.. 1.1 V - 1 -,. -nf,-.H fv-51-'-'f if W4 ' 1 uwnlkmi . , , .. ,,.,1,,,,:,1.f.,,g.,r'-M-.Q q ' ' ' A A A ,7-4, , 4 , Wt.: .Y .. , , ,H 4 ,-,J iff ,j-1 1-,1:g1 '1-5ggjg ,- 7P '5,g.,np, 514, 1 , , 1 -- -' , 4. , :Q ,752 : - 'Hifi A v pilgl 1' 1. lid , , 'Y 1. Firxl raw, lift to right: Patricia Gupton, Marcile Johnson, Gene Adcock, Barney Goeghegan, Reba Byrurn, Patricia Gholson, Nancy Gwynn, Catherine Church. Srfond row: Margie House, Betty Wright, Pat Page, Mary Gee, Nancy Rawls, Katie Lou Hannon, Becky Lane. Third row: Al Hartness, Betsy Hicks, Fay Adams, Philip Strause, Dora Ann Fuller, Mary Ann Dale, Nancy White, George Harrison, John Crudup, Dickie Carter. Fourth row: Bruce Chappell, Danny House, Billy Rose, Wade Renn, Bobby Bradford, Al Hendricks, Qff5rf1'r.'lIerry Perry, lVIary Frances Cornell, Lou Harvin. The Latin Club this year has tried to learn more about the Roman people's customs and languages. Reports were written at the beginning of the year by some of the members about the culture of Rome. The club also has had some service projects. Lucius HARVIN MARX' FRANCES CONNELL Preszdmt Vzre-President For one ofthe projects it sponsored the collection of magazines for donations to the hospital and county home. The club plans to hold its annual Latin banquet in May, which will bring out an array of Roman Dress. 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V s QS f , ,K ! XSL 4- W' ll JOYCE DARNELL Joyce F AULKNER President V ice-President The Future Homemakers of America is a na- tional organization of students who study and are interested in homemaking. By following the eight purposes of this club, the members learn to make the home a more enjoyable place. Not only this, but they learn to take a more active part in community life. To create better family relations the organiza- tion sponsors socials for the entire family. 1555553525 ' ' i ,e f f ' L A W? V .,,. P, . . , , fZ5I':?'53f2'152' i k .V '1'2i33E'- 1 1 A' , 'ke' Ewfwzr. , X A h Fi: .TNF , 5 t 'rs , t, --...1,:1,., 'te . -. at as , .nv ,. . ,V ,.,,-. I 1 .. Q ,,,.,V: ' Fl ff - r A' .. ' ' Wit A54 1 . l vm! . V l ,, . ,V ff-'E', -L4 l 'ravi' 1' -I . f,-fy 'Q-qua. L,- x y ' - mfr: Q, , 142,-aye, ' ' IAZW4,- Zi 42? .if -neivsa 2. f Xl ?3 s, 2 c Mas. HARDEE ALICE WALTERS Secretagf- Treaqrurer Sponsor The club colors are red and white, the Hower is a red rose, and the motto is Toward New Horizonsf' The Octagon-shaped emblem bears the name of the club and the motto around the outside edge. The house in the center is supported by two hands symbolizing that the future homes of America are in the hands of its youth, who will make them be up to the standards set by this Club. Lqft to rzlglzt: Frances Faulkner, Shirley Thompson, Martha Smiley, Sonya jenkins, Barbara Carter, Virginia Matthews, Bobbie Lee McPherson, Joyce Darnell, Ruth Faulkner, Alice Walters, Joyce Faulkner, Ferebee Abbott, lklildred In- scoe, Marie Dickerson, Nancy Edwards, Kay johnson, Sandra Mclver, Mary Ann Jordon, Edna Short, jenny Temple, Farrell Wheeler, Linda Jones, Maieie Pierce, Jane Pearce, Mrs. Hardee, Ann lVlcGhee. 64 1 + i , :li ,V 9 Monogram dab s 6. . 4A ix 9' The Monogram Club is composed of those iq, R Students who have earned letters by participating ,ram in football, basketball, baseball, cheering, or , ilxgfb served as managers of one of these sports. The club 1 tv members take a real interest in other school Q-L H? activities, bringing about closer co-operation be- :ARMA X W between athletics and other departments of the Wg A T W school. Y .- The main objective of the club is to further interest in all types of athletics and to produce A, good clean sportsmanship. .X 1 'Azz-Tl Each year the Monogram Club gives trophies img., to the person voted Most Valuable on the Y J basketball teams. t .wt Asn up zppp . ,-,ar 'traa x ligtrh 5 1, - A H .-:N Qe1a . -21 4. jaw, X ' an ,... th ,if Q The members are: Hal Knott, Nancy Rodwell, Nancy Acrey, Shirley Acrey, Shirley Gverton, Christine Elliott, Sylvia Roberson, Betsy jones, Ann Harper, Gene McDade, Gene Redding, Maurice Capps, Robert Neal, Hut Wester, Tommy Richardson, Howard Hughes, Tommy lX1cGhee, 'J il, ,.,, ew tn- Sara VVilliams, Gerald Dickerson, Jimmy Connell, , ai 'i- i f 1 Iimmy Stevenson, Stanley Roberson, Elmo Mur- l ' phy, Richard Faulkner, Pat Clayton, Ernie Hux, 'ag .' '-3 3 Becky Frazier, M. jackson, Barton Tuck. F' ' Y R The sponsor is Coach Wilsoil. if T W X 4, ,P gf '.-- I' 4 v 1 v 'f ' vf. Me Bus Drivers A . -Q41 V ., ' 1 3 1 .iii-' ' ' ., 1137495 7 .ripverfwr K ir N ix . 1 .ng .:,. VP' JN tr, We J. . . '-ggi! y 4' u-N 1 gi? ,,-A. A , 3 r ' t all ,fm Q15 fu an 2, rm-az fs 4.1 , QA W .A . A I. . :H 1 vm x , T f' V541 ,,- -. ff ' y - ,. , ', .,g,,f -' .A -0 .Q V5 ...1,f-:xg .1 i N i? 3 fiat' in sv 1 Q. ! Pa: r- , , Nz.. L., fx. 5 f 4 'C 'v . , , v L 'P , :.- . :Q i'l:f4+--Ls---sgrs . - .ra wr tif- .Q r ,Y , , .... . V. 'xr' W -'V' ' - X ::i:f.Tf5 .3 ' . sz: . X s -.-I . , ix .. 1...1 F' . . s V- ' .V -: . .Ps--' .f 4 - qw.-353-n as , ,, ,g. , M .. en- s 'Q' X . ,K v M.. . HM at. ,b Li, lgygfilx fd. A' 1 in .an .QW .5 f r H., :-ref? ' -Q ' . -N ' cv.. 1, b7N.-s.5g.4'- ! 75ft .4 S s 'QQ R ..,..:. ti N . ., 'ff TSI? . -4- -1 Q - '15 T5FLi:' 'XYPFQ W: .s raw: -R ,, N . si' r, -s l4?3i?'?f f 1 5 iii - .,, f9'.': ll vi hqghj- Venn V -' Q-.affms r . Q- ' -wed' gscwvr'-:,r?f , ':- W' in 5 ,ar A Wx X s..g.:f.yJ+'Sw..s-. .. Ye Hat.-is Firrt row, lqft to right: M. Jackson, Tommy Richardson, -I. B. Raynor. Sn-ond row: Billy Royster, Thomas Roberson. Third row: Bobby Richardson, Vic Owens. The Bus Drivers are organized this year in order to promote safety for our school students. Our thoughts are only of the lives and safety of the students we carry to and from school. Our buses are kept in good condition and we are always on the look-out for better ways to safety. We are at your service always, and intend to keep it at its ht-st. .33 K ' . 1 . gag. . Ji' 5 MQ. 'QV 1- F if Jn Red fross 'lr' .tw-4 'Mme ,. . , .mf .sf-.N ff 1, -. .evf 5wge...ff1f.,:a1s . V, A 1 1- -gsgi -. .1 MI ,f A V , Q -. 1 , .t:mi:r ' N . r 821+-1 rss.:--, 4 .. Qlzsqzqz-, -.fz , P . 'a 4, 48, We N A 'it .. f ' Firxt row, lqft to right: Addria Proctor, Ellen Roberson, Annette Woodruff, Carole Hassell, Gene Adcock, Barney Lroeghegan Second row: Billy Page, julia Floyd, Mary Ann Jordon, Lois Ann Hope, Nancy Rawls, Scott Hughes, Faydine Conklin Third row: Mrs. Vickery, Anne Roberson, Shelby Blanks, Lena Kay McLemore, Ferebee Abbott, Carolyn Lee, Mille Ring Al Passavant, Hollis Harris, Ira Petty. The Jr. Red Cross is composed of two voluntary representatives from each homeroom, with Mrs. Vickery as our sponsor. Each year the Jr. Red Cross sponsors a drive to raise funds for the organization. This year we LENA MCLEMORE SHELBY BLANKS President Vice-President ggi' ' '- ff 4- I Amt A -es , 'Widn- L.. raised 333.00 in the drive. Activities during the year include art exhibits, gives help to men in the veterans' hospital, filling Christmas boxes and other various aid programs. ANN ROBERTSON JULIA FLOYD Secretary Trearurer ...mv- X . N 4.3. .,.- , , .-4-.-,N '-,vq1.:- X N ' -Lair'-'iii' 33119 ' -f'. N H s-'K ' ,, 'fjljf' 4 ., X -cf' K -,v -.rr ... --A.- 4 W up 1 525' The Key dab uxqmt . W, N-A 431.-ee V i , , ' 7 . E' Z 'xl' . si-3 1- - - .T ge: .1 3 wa ,N 1 ' f-swf' f 41 4 eg I I - ., lik ' , fig. X' . 'fs , i,gZl':,' 2 , ., 'K - XM .ls - W ,I i V VI ,Z I V, :.:s,I.I N 4- f 'I ' -I E , .J tiff---'7?T TZ-'41, P' f '- w 'F 5552 'Q A p.. 4.1. f U? .gf K ED HIcIcs WILLIAM WHITE .Im STEVENSON CHARLES GATES Pfpyjdmi Vice-Prfxzdfrzt Svrrelnrv Trmrurfr The Key Club is a high school organization for Key boys who are united in a program designed to serve the school as Kiwanis serve the community. The Key Club is sponsored by Ki- wanis Clubs throughout the United States and Canada. The objectives ofthe Key Club are: To develop initiative and potential leadership, to create the opportunity for practical experience in dealing with each other as adults, to co-operate with the principal in all school matters and projects, to gain the experience and practical education that will help members find their place in life. The Key Club is serving the community, for it has become a drill ground for community leadership and service. rf. 1 L t .If ,txk I 5 V' ' ' 1 ji- 1 ' . f A - v -.ta J M , H wi . ,-..,x- 3 '-'1: H, , . 1 : W 5, ,, .C II l frlfw .A - +1.,,' ' ' .. is-' VJ. 4 'V NI 5, 7' - Nf' A , ' ,w i l I ,P ' enrwirgff ,vk 68 ,, I. The Key flub QW? A , in 59753 ,V Qt MEF' 41,31 fe V --wwf, First row: Charles Cates William Wlhite Ed Hicks jimmy Stevenson .RT Mvppy, nw K if Y! , Y J..- :fri , ,. .-4 -' ne, ' f :-: .f--. -.-W. -.,- . . fw--4---.-....,...,,,,,,,w,...WA Q Nu--N Wwv Second row: Harry Candler joe Farmer Hut Wester Jirnniy Connell Gene Redding Gene McDacle Fourth row: Maurice Capps Stanley Roberson Thomas Bobbitt Barton Tuck Hartwell Bass Bruce Chappell 69 Third row .' Hal Knott Tommy Richardson Bobby Neathery Owen VVright Dick Frazier Robert Neal Ray VVoodlief F M11 row: Bobby Pearce Lennie Swanson Charles Smith Lou Harvin Jimmy Neathery N 1 X iff JM 1 1, i 4 i 5 V, . f -' f A I if 5 .4 Ft 'N' ,U Q 53: - N 5 If-Q: nf A f . r lj! ' I 71 f an , , f my X ffg X X , 3 4 , l I ,Ji rf, j 4 ' A1 'X ah, ' O Q ' X A 4 g Jfff X I I .A - . F A 2 f f ' 'I 1 ,f A jf! puree. 1 i I If QB!-QXW 1 I, 1 mwx am N f FUkx.Q,Y' Q f 'Agra-:S Y' shew-taxi ' X X J Quev-+ON , XJ? VR W Q ,i 'Rube'-X' W- V xi' H-A+ xii , NGA i Ldesfev 1 'f ,Lx X Q A A It ' 3 34 ffl , f 14 4 L V lx' 1 'if K V - J N r A 5 f , ff I V 1 m df x f I f f 'Refi 'BxIv'l.LfYX Q 7 l fr XX 1 D, I ' 'M f' 1 ' ' ix 2 ' , N ff U K '67 ' I if x T I! f'...k- 13 x f 4, H+ 2, E qv-so ,f 'i K, X1 X 'Q HNNQ U-l K 4 ' manner 1 . 1 P, V ' ' xx x if Leda t wr Nadbd ' Q TYNSLQ-gmovf. k GQUYNN 1 ca QNN ti Qhuwl 5 0ur Band I . wa ,. , -, f f 1 f 1 , ,. , Y F E981 1527? ' '-lf? A1 - Fin! row, ftlff fu fzghf: Judy Hearne, hlike Carter. Sfruzzlf 1'0zt'.' lklarlene Strange, Lena Kay Ivlclaemore, Julia Read, hlary Anne Dale, Eugenia Allen. Tlzmz' raw: blary Frances Connell. Nancy Rawls, Nancy Gwynn, Jane Pearce. Fourth mtv: Addria Proctor, Becky Lane, Barbara Proctor. F I As a novelty at the Christmas Concert this year, the Band in- troduced for the first time the f'Singing Band. Members of the band composed this group, which rendered Christmas numbers dur- ing intermission under the able direction of Mrs. William Frazier, assistant to Mr. Hearne. , flips? . . 4 .4 ' ? all 1' -..' ja 'f ' 7' ' 9 ' 5 . - ' n. ,f W, , 52' Y' '.'i,,,', .Y - g ' ' V 7, ' 3 --ul ' fx ' A, i rwfhv V ' -t -fr , f' - W 1 J . - i . .jd ' ' ., My , 4 1 , -.s t , it as it ' 4 V . a f? - 'V li iglg ii ff .,,,'?5l'ill. l tl' A t A V n l ii ' .. '2 . t 4 ' 'Alfa 1 ' - ' t .rr I I. 4. V! f. ,.' IL-,,. 14 X- ,. g rg X ., .. ' ig N J 16 H , ' are-11 fi f Qgfll Q ., y g il! M u 2 ii, ., . M.. i lrl . H'-4'e1l hi3 '1f'? e'f 1 - fig 5 . . 4,4 - if - 4 444 I 4, 4 -I 4.4. , .f f-. f-4? -. -. . 14.4 .1 -2-. 44 A'.Z1 -i'2Lj::?414, 1'-P22 t ' n ' f if we - - Lawrence Pulliam, Pat Carlton, Victor Owens, Charlie Cates. jerry Perr , Bets Bad er Sh lb H Y Thomas. FT? Y 5 4 C Y ughes, Pat Hart, john A -ilillib flipip i . 2 4 ' : ' f Jf'f2??5?7jQ,f ,W ,MQ . ' .,, ' ' ' -L ' Q . 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Serond row: Leon Harris, Whit Parham, Billy Page, Bobby Harper. i I First row, lift to right: Barbara Tanner, Bruce Chappel Alvin Hartness. Second row: Billy Royster, Dicky Carteri Herbert Joyner. Organized in 1937 with only eight members the band has grown to about ninety in number and has become recognized throughout the state. The band performs at football games, gives two con- certs during the year, competes in the State Con- test at Greensboro each year, and participates in numerous other activities both at home and out First row, lift to right: Philip Strause, Charlotte Tvlix- on. Second row: Larry Grissom, Mary Lane, Ginger Greene, June Casper. Lfjft io right: jackie Pegram, jimmy Connell, Robert Neal, Alice Waltei's, Ralph Mason, Mary Gee, Carolyn Puckett, Betsy Hicks, Ellen Robertson, Mary Robertson, John Wallace. of town. Last year the band received a superior rating in Group V at Greensboro, as it has many times in the past. From time to time members of our group have been fortunate enough to play with All State Bands in Greenville and Chapel Hill. It is a group for us all to be proud of al- ways. 0ur Band OFFICERS: Hut Wester, President' Mai' Lane Secre- . , 1 Y tary-Treasurer: Mike Carter, Vice-President. 1 The majorettes have new lighted batons, which are used at football games with the hat lights that the band members have. This arrangement adds to the performance making the band a moving spectacle of light. MR. HEARNE Dzrector if S Lqfi ta rzglzl: l'Xlarcile Johnson, Patsy Farris, Hartwell Bass, Dotty Stcgall, lvlicliey Grissom, Betty Fowler. YVQ are all proud of our band and the credit is to be paid to Mr. Tom Hearne who organized the band and has directed it ever since. Hats off to M1'. Hearne and all the members of the band, who add to its brilliance. A af igi fzw If 'A - fs .hi V' ,hs V A nw, ' 1.1 '-M-J-'1 kk. 1. 2. 73 7772 6171 if Affzleffb Assocfhflbn l l The Girls' Athletic Association is the largest and one of the niost active and creativc clubs in school. Its purpose is that of promoting athletics for girls, and thereby furthering physical fitness and good sportsmanship, This organization also encourages leadership and strcsscs cnjoyrnent of the sport. The participation in sports is opcn to all girls intercstcd, not to only thc good playcrs. Each year the club participates at Greens- boro at thc state-widc Playday, Last ycar our team ticd with two othcr schools for the champion- ship in Volleyball. Each year the club chooses a girl as the Best- all-round sport. Last year this medal was awarded to Fabian Broadway. G.A.A. PLAYDAY This year thc G.A.A.7s of Oxford and Henderson were cohostcsscs at a playday hcld in Henderson. Both schools had to work hard in preparing for the occasiong it turned out to be very successful. Two girls from cach school played on color basketball tcains. Hendcrson won the champion- ship in volleyball and piii-pong. The 603' Affilerfb Assocklffbn .frm 1 ,Q L. U pw C534 ' Q 1 J , N, P9014 ,,,,.., JOYCE FAULKNER Vz'rs-Prfxzdnzr m 11' Ni Y I AN SHELBY HUGHES IVIISS SHEAMN Treaxurw Sponmf 75 ,.......,......., e .-.-..., .. ,,,,. ,, -a-.u........ ,.. YQ - V :Y NANCY' ACREY , 'gg-Q. Serrftafy X . ff. --nw , - Q 411-145 'sz ' :QW :- ?22f ' Q 'W X Q18 ' W2 l ,1 C2 H Y .fu . Yu' x , TC' 'V .-Kin :LQ SHIRLEY OVERTON Point Rscordsr If 1 ' - .V l , 1 um Q -,w-6.1.41 -s .M- -A 'S. - -kk , age' I 1 -,,3 S-i Nj, 1 ,f 'iq' I . my I. E' U' -1 .' .hm Q, K X.. N' N Qi U-4 ,a u 'Ga . .Q f ix f-X 'N 'P' + ,ig- K Q .Ay 5 Qs Ig- if Dar,-i 'c xi!! N +Lf.:?Q-a- 3. .1 :: f 1- sax - r isg, g:' 3, - 55,-. f, ' ' ' X , X I 1 Q-f X 5 X: A 'Dx X , vi K A . X 1 1 X sflaf ku N' , 1 : f , ,. . Q 5' ' 5' -Q .,. V- .nv .,,v--1-fy, 2 as-'x . , fgs5bfk.fT1f.. Q ' . 1, mr . ,'w5,,.,,,. llikld. 5454! 0:7 ' I ,ff f fl! 0 . 'R-5 ' ' fy 0 I A ' XX-.M-, If H U ' 4 I V , e v , u . 3553 Q23 zbggjasi? 44 HA H ii f gifagggmm ww? E ? Q 231 u 1' Y Y I f S The Pep-Pac lf? V 151, ,. ' , ' gs: l. WSC S 7- VVe have had an excellent staff this year and they all deserve loads of credit for their performances. Gerry Renn and Shirley Acrey worked very well to get all the 75' I . , 'ii' 1 - ,e --N ,- seniors' honors typed, and we owe a salute to Pat Clayton and A ?'fZ.,4s - 3.122 .- 2.11 Florence Radford for their work on the clubs and write-ups. :.' 52 ' ,f'.1:. 537324 1,5554 4 W'e can surely commend Anne Fuller for her excellent work on 'Viz '1- ga-ir the art in our book. Bobby Pearce, too, should receive credit for : 1-tg 1 si 'Nc' ' 3.5-,j A the line pictures throughout the book. All the new ideas in our sports section can be attributed to our sports editors who were: Miriam Harris, Gene McDade, Billy PAT DANIEL EL1,'f0,-i,,-C1,gQf Wright, Barton Tuck, and Joe Farmer. TYPING UP SENIOR HONORS VVORKING ON PICTURES SHIRLEY EXCREY GERRH' RENN BOBBY PEARCE ANNE FULLER Swim Edzforx Photographer-.-irtitt il ll ii- , si Q s l .lg lm DRE,-XMING UP FEATURES XYORKING UP SPORTS PAGES PAT Kimi-'1-oN F1,onENcE R.-mrono Bum' XXYRIGHT BARTON TUCK GENE BICDADE Iivifznf Iallifmy Sparts Edztor: Me Pep-Pac 4,!'v-' . , X 'H zte ?'- WORKING ON ADS AND CIRCULATION SUZY ADAMS MARX' LANE Assistant Bminesx Illanager Cirrulation .fllmzagrr i :fp ' 5-4521 ' 4,1 ,, 8 v rv' ag' P ' if 112:52 iz: ,- +,e--Y A lr'-'Q' . ,Y-V-X I -A xv . 'XXL iL '..lr-gr ' Y WORKING ON GAME SCHEDULES LOOKING OVER PICTURES jon FARMER MIRLAM HARRIS Miss PANSY RIDDLE Sporlx Editor: SPM-V0f .Becky Frazier, as business manager worked faithfully on the - , ' 1237, ' ads, with help from Suzy Adams, her assistant. And Mary Aw' Lane did a fine job keeping the subscriptions straight. I LPat Danielj was here to help them all and we had a Hue bit of super- ? we-at -Q 3,-V r 5-f iscgiuf, -f 4 fs, .-F5721 ' N. f s ' - fe' I I vision from Miss Riddle, our sponsor. Everyone acted his role well and helped to make this a suc- cessful performance. BECKY FRAZFER Bmrinavs Managf'r ,. A The Bulldog is issued eight times yearly and is ads to the various business concerns about town. the official newspaper for the school. It carries stories on sports, current events around school, The Bulldog is published by the Bulldog Club, and many other items. Naturally, the school under the direction of Miss Elizabeth Hughes. gossip is carried. The Bulldog is supported almost Miss Hughes does a terrific amount of work and entirely by the staff members' efforts in selling really deserves a pat on the back. Without her , , A ',A,E ' s , , ' .1 .4., , , f -- LI' - ' W iff l .V ' LENA MCLEMORE Edilor-irz-Chief E ' 2 X 5 i Ywhss HUGHES gpmiwf ROBERT PARKER Afflifftlllf Editor BILL HART Sporty Editor sl.- S t s .ut xr ,it its I , NEP-L HER Y R01 hrr Pholflg rd? N5 ,RAWU . TOMW mmf Aviixtlltll Spmtl help, the printing of this paper would not be Moore, Pat Carlton, Shelby Blanks, Nancy Gwynn possible. Nancy Rawles, Dora Ann Fuller, Mary Gee, The reporters for the Bulldog are: jane Re-nn, Kat? LOU HHHHOH, JUYCG Darnell, NQUCY ACFCY, Ruth Faulkner, Betsy Badger, Carol King, Gwen Bafb-HI'3 R0lJlU5UU- Crawley, Maryf Ann Dale, Shirley Hayes, Annella The Bulldng is supplemented by the activity fund. . 1 1-:,4x,' U fr' 4,4 . W 1, P9 N. ' V' A -1.5, W. . ,. . Z ' f la J '-.lf --v' N ' I 5,40 ' ,f is-Y ' . . V . REAVES f 15,5 if FRANLA Managtvf 4 1115 Advfh Us M E TR!-,US PHUAP S vs Mdllflglll , I31zS1W ' .vlflnl FAULKNER Am R WALTE U1 . Manllg Bu5z1zFS5 , ,.- A f - ,V ,- '9'+f z fi, .12 ' ,, ' 1, , ' 4512132 ' , - 123 1 V P , ,. i i,v 'N 2? R ,fr + - , ,, 9. f , , f -- ' ' , I SYLVIA ROBERSON MIKE KING SHIRLEX' HAYES Axsixtazzt Adzwrtixirzg Algr, Circzzlrzfzorz .flflazzager Ag,-i,-gang Cjyfulgfmn Algf, 81 3 .-M... ,- 474' fl! J 1 f a2..5 MP. -2-.......4 r -eww 'L- 1 ,gd rv.-an 5-1' VH' ' v... i , 'F 'P 'z'. .ru NX xx ' X hw , r X 1 - 1 wpf '5?, xZ5x, f 5'. , f I f , Y i u . , 1 w N j 1 E 1 A 1, 'w .I ll' ug ' .2 I W' 5 I , ff I' '46 5' avi 1 f 3 , . ,, ,-.-,Q -,fxff 1 L-. --J N-.HL 1 -wmmwgnwv-wmvanmxL1nzgx ,wmmr 2 9 :1fmufnn:::um-farm.-il- mv - mm .-f.,.,,,.-L-Jr:-5-v-f-v,-11-7 1--...,.. V -1 .---A -v-TY -., uv eamg were Jrke. 192547 in all 'Phi H To flue Seinlov-S M1210 RCI htxvem, lQfl 5 qiue Llxem a Hang. COACH VVILSON Even though this is Coach S. S. Red', Wlilsonfs first year as head football coach at Henderson, he is familiar to most of us, for he was assistant coach here before accepting his present position. Coach Wilson was graduated from Maclison High School in Madison, North Carolina and then received his B.S. degree at Davidson. He played football, base- ball, and basketball in high schoolg football and baseball at Davidson. Since graduation he has held coaching positions at, Selma, South Norfolk and Henderson. His football team enjoyed a most successful season this fall. COACH SHEARIN Miss Shearin has enjoyed a fine record during her six years of coaching at Henderson. In addition to sport- ing a fine basketball team, she sponsors the Girls' Athletic Association. After graduating from John Graham High School in Warrenton, she attended East Carolina College, where she received a AB. degree in Physical Education. Be- fore coming to Henderson she was head of the Girls' Physical Education Department in the New Hanover High School, Wilmington, N. C. COACH PIESTRAK This is Coach Emil S. 'fPete Piestrak's first year at Henderson. He is coach of the basketball and baseball team, and assistant football coach. He was graduated from Wilkes Barre High School in Pennsylvania where he played football, baseball, and basketball. Later he served in the Air Force and played professional baseball and basketball. After his discharge he went to East Carolina College where his professional status prevented him from participating in sports. This is his first coaching position since he received his Master of Arts degree from East Carolina. ,4i:'fw:3y0i-,Q .Y F ' 'y fi - - ,Q +7f'f:1v' , V' if. ff-.1af4- A 112--Wy, .1 5 W , ..,, ,Y A .-52. 'WT if X 1-2--':2ia:12a5a1.:1 99-'Q-. A W ' ' ' 1.1.2 . .Hx- ,'.'sQ L ' 5.25 H E i nf. - ' XT X 5. - 1 rf. , ,, ..., ,...,.. ..A.. -..-4. . .- :f ' we sfiieia ':14'a:121f::21fft'2:12 4- - :-22117 .Q.:.9:i 5:51 '5 3 1 , . E53 .1 ' 0ar Tear: . . . -1, ff-L if . it , ..,, .xi .qfiw - , V. - N A w -V . ,- t I . v I 1 .ar P M 1 First row, lqft ta right: Ernie Hux, Tommy McGhee, jimmy Stevenson, Sarn Dickerson, Hal Knott, Howard Hughes. Gene lVlcDade, Gene Redding, Ed Hicks, Bobby Neathery. Sefond rozv: Robert Pegram, Hollis Harris, Bobby Lockemy, Tony Rogers, NI. jackson, Billy Davidson, Tommy Rawlins, Dick Frazier, Stanley Roberson, Charles johnson. Third row: Al Passavant, jimmy Neathery, Lucius Harvin, Richard Faulkner. C. B. Ayscue, Harvey Oxendine, Al Hartness, Billy Hare, Tommy Richardson. Fourth row: Coach Piestrak, Maurice Allen, William Wfhite, Tommy Badger, Andrew Harper, Kimball Bradsher, Eugene Frazier, Coach Wilson. Fjlh row: Toby Bradsher, Al Taylor, Ray VVynn, Andrew Terrell, A1 Hendricks. Henderson. . , . . .O V Goldsboro. . . Henderson, , , . , .7 gl Graham, , A 1212, kv ,' Henderson. , . . , .13 'ill U R' Roxboro. . , . . , . . . . Henderson. , , . . .25 . Oxford Orphanage, . J Henderson . . . ,,,, 7 BOBBY GUPTON Durham County, , 4 Alanagrrr Henderson ..,, .,.. 9 Hil1SlDOfO. r A A - Henderson. . -B Methodist Orphanage Henderson, . , , .31 Chapel Hill. . . Henderson. . . , .20 Oxford. l A Henderson. , ' Yi' Rocky Mount. . . - S , 1 MORRIS HEDGEPETH 34 i or 'C The fleadlfhers JIMMY STEVENSON Hdgf-bdfk LOU HARX'IN Qzzarierback SAM DICKERSON H ayback CHARLES JOHNSON Hayback STANLEY ROBERSON Guard DICK FR AZIER Gzzaza' Mo e fleadhhers 'M ' wwf- Q-. ' ' TE- ' ai. . ' , ' 4 I 4 'r-rf-1,-.,:,-. - , . ,- V. . ' 4 V -. - . . ,V , .,,.. W.-1,, .f,1.f:,,. N A gl X I , wqlffggg -me , . . , ., , A ' - .. N3 '- ,ffm , .sgggffgffgw ff '- 5 --PQ., ,- ' 1 .4.114-- . 5 , , 05 we - ' . Q P , 3 ' :,- f- ' '.- . 4. ls ,-HA n ' W: + . -fr N , ,, . ,,.,, ,,, -wg ,. :EV ew . W 'Saw , - - ' , .. .. --M 511' if ,, - 'N -' 1'-N . -g,gQf434u1z,'1-.:+-'f'-. i . , ' , ' 4+ Q:1:v.S1f fi: f' 'rss' - To MMY RICHARDSON i i wg , Em' l : 'i 1 ' f 32,3 51 1. ,-L T , R ' J , ' '- i, ':, .V Zi' ' ,Q Y 'L 'f BOBBY LOCKEMY g--.,, ,. , . Q2-1, -, ' 2' , ' JZ 5 V ST: fu.. . ,- - - f- . . End . ,gi - NJN .,- -71--1 f A' Eff -fl 'di WWMSP-7 ' Y. ' ' J rg:-V-. ug- Q . -.,' X N L65 . 1. A V , 1-, .W , ' -Q-'Pr' '4 .. ' A 1.,.x,f . ' , A- '12 5-.Lf .1 JT., ' , 5,-,!, j.5j'. 't I 4, , Mvffvlisg A .'1 . 5453- ,Lili 5715 ' ,- X' 4 -i'j1?57T.5i'Z?' 4- -- ' I ' , ,Q ' -+I pi 1 E if - .,...,.H . W VE- -- -..- ' - 1 - 11 9 - ' -'?:-Fri - RICHARD FAULKNER 61 .g f-1, I ,fi l Tdffifz' b sffzf - - 1- ww-' ' - - , .,,, .E+-.1 ., -.,. V .,'w, 5. 1 , . -'J A . Y-1 .h , ',,5E..,, 1 I-iv, 5.3 TOMMY BA1:-GER 1 A - ' ' A -' .-L, 'ifffih -' Tariff, uv ,, 11- iw f ---iffl-rl' L sl M 21 -:xv ' -... R- 'LA-Q ' 1- - ' '21, ' 'Rf 35 115 N X , '. 4- . 4 ' ' ' QF: ,-5 . Wifi ' 5' 'H iag5 trV K 3 5 5 2- 1.-. . 44 '3' '--3 ...aQ '5...'.1'Az ' J N N 7 il QT' 2 E 'T W ', IKM bali I lui 1 X' . - 1 5 ' - . .. . 3 Q . X 1 zf uf, ' I . A , , 5 A I ' 'P , V 4 , . + if ' I , X sw! K K -c 0 1.3 x - rw., H: ' -ne.- r 'S' -f'EHQ1f2i Wi. - A . fan: C., 2 M. xIAf:RSoN Hum is IIARRIS Bcmm' NEATHERX' Ilufffuznf Gzmnl C,',,1,,, , 5,1 -V 'I' ' iff' fi . 5?iE4? --.f ,. 3411 7 . 3 GENE REDDING 3 I Qzmrtrrbnrk 5 . fn-4-q-up-an-i-.-Q-Q Varsky Baskefball wanna . , ...,L,.f,.i, Q A ra , '?! '2 . ,..+....,..--E...:.4a .- E WI luluuuunefv L ,,,,, ,, ir - ra Q . ' - 6' - 1' ' V -' . 1:1-1-.A ':.',1f,1::-ali.- -'.' 2 9 V r , if H . ,Q f 3 , . .. , , . .,,,,... ,. ..,,,.:,,A:r:fw,ms.u-V 4acper.w.-1? ' .md:,6suazr:m.z.4.1.::' -ff..1L, First row, lqft to right: Bill Hart, Bobby Pearce, Ed Hicks, Gene MeDade, Tommy Weldon, Bruce Chappell. Second row Danny House, Maurice Capps, Tommy Richardson, Thomas Bobbitt, Billy Royster, Tommy Hannon. Third row: Managers Gerald Dickerson, jirnrnie Connell, Joe Farmer, Coach Piestrak. Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson 78 ,... 66 4,... BASKETBALL SCHEDULE ....,...,..,....,,.....,...RoanokeRapids ,,..RockylX1ount ....,.,.VVi1son ..., .. . . .Rocky Blount . , . . . . . ,Roanoke Rapids ...,....,Hillsboro . . . . , . . .Durham County ..,..,,.Ro:-:boro ,..,Oxford ....,,...,,.Graharn . . A . . . . .Methodist Orphanage ..,.......ChapelHill - - . . . . , .Hillsboro ..,,...iRoxboro . . , .Durham County .,.,..,..Oxford 23 66 89 54 51 53 54 54 66 55 49 44 36 78 76 90 MANAGERS Gerald Dickerson, Joe Farmer, Jimmie Connell K , c : 5 V is 1 , W H P- 'I 'X - I ' WA' ' 'I ff? . ' 75, 5: I Re 1 . Z V .,.i. .s N I , . Y N Y V -gk, -x..f,A B 449' I--,A 1,5 in I Y A '- 1' '- L X EL 1 I 1- Q ' f' 1 3-1.4: :L 1 px ., ' 'T - ' , if , w J jf .A-2, .,', - -- V ,. 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V IS Mo Snaps from Olll' game with Wake Forest Frosh Jumbr Varshyx Basketball vm N:-gi-vw Q... 54' rris Hedgcpeth, Arnom Harris, Ray VVynn, A1 Passavant, Harvey Oxendine, A1 Taylor, C. B. Ayscue They beat us ! ! I ' ' ' ' 'M A' 17 I Q3'5 'fffj . . ' 1+ 1 a 'M' -My ' . Ev, 'sS'2f.:.w ' X-J Q wg' -' if get - 'V gm .., ' I ' Q, :M X. ,U , vc. 55 .i X. jg bv 3. A, , - Ep,-t.-i , 5 ' Liv N E' -.- N - -'iii 55126 fi? +9 , gy- gm., . Mx- , -N, s , 4 5 , A ' I. N 6'17ls' Basketball '-N-.-'i' A Fin-t row, lqft to right: Ann MCFall, Shelby Hughes, Pat Clayton, Betsy Jones, Christine Elliott, Shirley Overton, Ferebee Pulliam. Second row: Arnoret Breland, Rose Faulkner, Joyce Faulknergjanet Lancaster, Barbara Mills, Ruth Faulkner, Nancy Rodwell. Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson Henderson 49 69... 69,.. 58... 79... 58 65 79... .. 72.,. 70... 60... 65 .,.. 62... . . .Roanoke Rapids . . .Roanoke Rapids . . .Louisburg College . . . . . . . .Hillsboro .........Roxl3o1'o . . .Louisburg College .,....,...Oxford .,.......,.,Gr21ha1n Methodist Orphanage . . ,Chapel Hill . , . .Hillsboro . . .Roxboro . , . ,Oxford 43 54 67 46 56 57 72 77 42 47 45 49 66 93 W ,,,..,, H N - rr-i 'f Q .4.,.'r.,m--1-1:---. V .. W- X NANCY ACREX' SHIRLEY ACREY flILN1llgt'T.S' 'PII '51 l'7IiI , uw- HW IHWIIDI -Q... F' A M ' A A .J f' , - f, A-4 - QQ, u 5 X xl X I 5 ,' N W r -,QQ x is z I NN 1 Q , X 1' '- lm LM wx I 3 r ff f- F 4 2 fm J Q X 1 U YN ,,,, . , ' iff rw. f ' l ' ? X X ZF 5 ' W1 XFX 3 5 E X 1 N , 51.4 X Q R - R X 1 , N, .ubu Q Q4'x. 1,h1 V I V1 ff 1, i s ,ifX Sl'u'r,ew.l UWM ,. , N 'X A V ' Povwa-F4 of -past Cxax1l'0f'l . ' ' .f f jl Cruas-A In 5' . 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M ffm fx- ' -N ' M.,.,' Jfiff' 4 Ligf -'-r ,-., V 'nr-. os 1 W? 4 x,., t Inv, 7.:. 1 I If PAT CLAYTON NANCY Acrzzzx' PEGGY PERNELL Clzzqf A xszktanf C11 iff Treasurer lt is readily st-cn that the most important factor in the make-up of a cheerleader is the person herscllig her personality and hcr general manner. Thc lnotions can be learned by practice and ap- plication and the handling of crowds is best ac- cornplished by thorough organization. 5 ? 2 . '1 ff vs-A '. , 4 ., ,V , :4 5 ,f,, 2 Z 5 ll v .., lli4':l4 6, f' ,-'Z ,, -2.Qf Qx jj? - .zf '- 'ff , -A41 ,5 -Vw 37 - J ft ' milf? il f :ga f 1 1 1 ,af --rf' ,ff-' w- w, A f 4 iw I - K Q egffgigcfl 55.12 Q., . W4 fs J: ah-', su.. .Z 1'u1.'1g. ' 6 - ie .V ,A Z Q v:s,? ?y-, 43'g,,,.4-,- 4. ., .f. '1r..',f.: . I A I '--74' uybfz J . , LJ .. 'w ,X V, ,' fn, -. , ,., ' , fa kd S V 1 . .ri g ' 4 4 Z , 'a, we 3 ' 42, 5 Ifyou want your team to win, to keep on fighting in the face of almost certain defeat, just keep on cheering, A lift in your own thoughts translates itself quickly into a lift in the thoughts of your team. Many a game has been saved by its devoted rooters. ' '3 1 1, 'G ri at if if - f l if f Z 4' 4 r. 1 gl V, ' - . ,Q ' Wsii f. .1 .f , . ,AI ' , ll 1 1 ' - SLAQG .wi Nba 1-. Z ' 1 '-if 5 - . r . ,g ' .' v ' 1 I f 'Q 3' 3 -i M is , ll 5 A ' 1 ET f' fi , gg gl . 1 . ,..L A' 4 'Y 'Y Y z, 7- 'Y ' --4. , , V, T., tl-t 1 'QQ . . L . , f 'N X TH fbeerledders Lqft to nghl: jane Reavis, Irene Pendleton, janet Pierce, Deloris Ann Hope. QL.. 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I l H , 1 , U 2 K 3 'Q'-'-2 1, .Jar X- M? WEEE'-A 1- -1-' . , ' ' - IH' un... '!lf!ij'?E?35 1 .9 I' -. 'x ig jk ' +M'77f5M wf ' 4 Vw. - ' Q , E f'W,,.,'53'w.-fwi 'Q-mf, gas.. 5 l ,Jig -1- '1- K QUEENS ESCORTS 41 P ' -. H' Lf: 1 . . A ml 3 Y r, ,A - . 3 .is ',g wx if A u. . 1 S ':.,1-V ' 5 WALTER FAULKNER CHARLES GATES PAT CLAS. TON Vik QQ 16' QS i ,473 Queen s Court SCOTT HUGHFS ,irlf at ,sa- 'www' 'Hp-r W. . OWEN WRIGHT NANCX ACREY JANET Him-IT Q zum W ,..- BOBBX GUPTON Town PRE ARN:Ex ,wi ,.. .- -.-Lt? W . 4. X? A- ,M N- , x- i X X , N f B' I . V ,1,,,,,,.', ' 5 NEZEZEZ' j If figs, ' V gf 5 -X, H had ijiui --' -' ln!!! 9 Q 3 N7 91,7 1 .ftp ma.-r , K, ...-.., aww'f!?PA ..',' gn, X- r f-, -'- w ' i K .V -fi' :VP , . :..: I3 ' Q '-'li Hlll 5' ,:,.. lag .3 X ' x . ' , U ti' x ' m XX' fd JOYCE FAULKNER MISS PEP-PAC OF 1955 If-Ti ..1 Q1 ,N i K 1 L ,,., . YIM! HAL KNCJTT SHIRLEY ACREY Most Popular .M ah' k' if 'E S 'S 14 'N Q - ' -. ,f' 1 ,Q-51: V- lr ' - V ' V j !?i '1.5fQ Most Intellectual SUZY ADAIWS RAY RANDOLPH df? Y IK , VM, Ji Q QA Most Mfefzmd ff A A , 4 C ARTE , GERR Y RENN gg? 1 M MW My W W if 4? 7 :sf -9.251 1. -Q21--mgf4,.4,2?fg,,.21ro ..f.. ,V V J., ..Uf, ,wiv ,v 9449 T . gfjfzf 'iff -ew' mx .. f wwf. -,wi f'-6:f1'+ 1 . ' 4 1- 'L' ?g',Z'f' fgzgy-'QQ' . :Mi ix I , ms.-, v ' 11-J, V, , mega- v' 'CWZI1' .' w f. 7.11, VV ',jZ'71v ', p!1:7fv-.1f-?3ff,3fff1- ,- ' 1 ww. -V 1, , -V .-:-:a- - ' ' . 'wziilzlifnef .s1,--.3,43yg3.'fs-'51, .- - 411 -Q 13 M1'?5-W f i 4 f ' f-'Z-54212-:Qfa,1f ' , ,. a,.,., , Y , -11,1-M5-.,,: :5 my 14, -,,, ami . ., ,.,,,,.f 'Q' 'f 'v ,aa- 1.. 41' , ,3.1y4v. ,, -, 3 Z, ,.-.W aff. .,f 2,24 3-Aflji' gf: 2.5.5 ' 4 1 fm.. , f ,.,-ggq,3z,,f1 .,y, ,,. f,.w.-l-, , ' 'FV .f - f, 1, 111,55 f,.Q:f1v-1:14 ,qv-1 ,- .--..,f.v 3-yg: T' 2'.-g'.A4,.,5.'31-n'! 'uf . f 'Q--fwyicw. nwh- ---M .A 1: .1-2 4.1 f .L5I'-'11'1 a5D1-- 1 ' vfi1.'L'f.33:.g ' vi -1ll':'5 A af?-,aff-3Qeaf?, ' fi!-I-M53 152' z-1: .41-wtf mr.: 050635 'h.C'l1.'-Z - ,I ,:- iQ5'f 9?SW ::f4f'ZyW 1 za-ia.3SLf4T9-EZ 1 f, 4. .K-My 15125-944.f,g 1 ' ' in-arrzefiw 7-'il 964' -C C-H113-.3 4' -1 Lf .-'fiff 1 4 fQif,.?,w:--535:43 ' . ,. ,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,,u, ,. ,1jg,,, 1 f 1 4 il 'V ll X Whvfbsf HARRY CANDLER SYLVIA RQBERSON .J J 41- 108 ., 44' Ai Best All Arobnd N 4 L1 off 11 PAT CLAYTGN NIAURICE CAPPS 41 ...wt Best looklhg MARX' LANE TOMMY MCGHEE ' -,.- -ns, , ,, -I ' ' S 5 x R v-U51 -ff'3ig'fQ-,-,- ., ,Z V. , wg 7050 wfffaqm- V -v .,.....,,,. ,Q ?: uf- fi ,E Q., li gt- -1. I P ,, 343' -' 19 My Eff, :G .Am ,, .. .IA 43-W Ffa. I r N 1 H O' ' 3'-. 5: ' -,z. 4 W 1 9- ,s, ,, A Z . 436 Si, ,n-H53-iff? N fi- .. . fp, ,4 . .A ,J I Frfbndhbsf WALTER FAULKNER JGYCE FAULKNER 9 ,- 3 x x - E i I r w rw 1 ' F? E' xv tp-:35 Ziyi' , ..f ..,, 4.1 . - ' QA V. . .. , k ' . ,, ZA 'A r 9 3' 15 ,V : ' If 5. W W 1 ll 1. I ' V ,QM , w . . 'N 1'-'il H ' ' ' f- M: ' J , W . V ,wk . . ,, . '4' 1? .gn .TF Sq, , .. ., r 'i 722:05- ffl 5. f we 'W-sv.W 'x 12' f IRA PETTY JUL1 A READ Best Dressed Most Afhlefk' GENE MCDADE SHIRLEY OVERTON 4 I-W 4 Most l1X'e4v fo Succeed IWARY ALICE 'WEAVER HARTWELL BASS Ku f' 'E Miha? , , :V , 1 1 -Y 'L-. - A A A PQTWQW liz 5 Gm' Adam wikis,-cvs y g Q tri: A ,, , 1-1 hir: ' R E'S -10- Sc STORE Are proud of our schools - of the progress they have made and are making - of their facilities and their pupils. It is a source of pride, too, that so large a per cent of faculty members and students patronize Rose Stores for School Supplies and other variety re- quirements and that the list of such valued patrons is steadily increasing. It is the aim of those who determine the policies of Rose Stores to make the values and service offered in their stores justify your conidence and support. R E' 5-10- Sc STORE Buying and Executive Ofices in HENDERSON., N. C. QUALITY CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY 518 Pettigrew Street PHONE 5021 B anch Office 513 A d ews Aven WILSON ELECTRIC COMPANY CONTRACTORS ELECTRICAL PLUMBING -:- HEATING PHONE 5024 217 William St t NORTH STATE McCRACKEN EQUIPMENT Co., INC. OIL COMPANY FARM IMPLEMENTS . TRUCKS - TRACTORS Distributors of AMERICAN OIL COMPANY PRODUCTS Dependable Service At Low Cost WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL CATES INSURERS, INC. DIAL 5318 O Ist Floor Vickery Building 311 S. G mett Street CHRISTIAN-HARWARD FURNITURE COMPANY 'A' COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Dial 4719 VANCE FURNITURE CO., INC. Complete Home Furnishing S G tt St ect DIAL 3911 C h E sy Ter HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA OF HENDERSON, N. C. Welcome to Henderson's Newest BUSINESS COLLEGE and , Finest Drug Establishment Ccourses IDD JR. ACCOUNTING HOCUTT.DRUQS SECRETARIAL O nt P t Om ppos1 e os ce STENOGRAPHIC 315 Garnett Street Day and Night School Phone 4152 HOTEL VANCE YM Fffwffy Ford Dealer GOOD FOOD . REASONABLE PRICES We Cater to Banquets C L E M E N and Small Parties M O T O R Your Patronage A ppreciated C O M P A N Y Compliments I N S U R A N C E of of All Kinds ' L O A N S Payable in lnstollments 81 COMPANY MEN'S, BOYS', AND LADIES' WEAR HENDERSON LOAN AND INSURANCE CO. M. W. WESTER, Pres. Compliments Compliments of of O HOME A E I E G S SRVC HENDERSON HENDERSON, N. C. B U S L I N ES TOM SAWYER BOYS' WEAR G R A D Y ' S VARSITY MEN 'S SHOP The Friendly Clothier MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING and SPORTSWEAR No-Mor Portrait Studio Photographs of Distinction Weddings, Family Portrait, Copy, Commercial Work 206 South Garnett Street Over Parkers Drug Store Compliments of WOOLARD'S P S E 9 Your Health and Beauty Center if Where Quality is the Trademark HENDERSON, N. C. Congratulates You Now and Hopes to Continue to be of Service to You. Compliments Compliments of of DANIEL HARDWARE HENDERSON C O M P A N Y LAUNDRY at CLEANERS O We Sell Hardware and Give Satisfaction HENDERSON, N. C. C0mp,,,,,,,,,s 0, B. M. NEWMAN'S GRCCERY GROCERIES : FEEDS PRITCHARUS SEEDS : FERTILIZERS MOBILE SERVICE .We Welcome youu MOBILOIL MOBILGAS PHONE 3115 of 3116 HENDERSON, N. C. L -. Best By ES E- - If Lane Nehl in 9' . . Tests: ELI? Col-A 0 lag llrl PHONE 4021 ' ' i 'I H enderson, N C Taste x Bollling Go YOUNG OIL COMPANY DISTRIBUTOR PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Norlina Road at Radio Tower PHONE 5319 HENDERS ON, N. C. ANCE TRUCKING COMPANY, Inc. INSURED MOTOR CARRIERS ESTABLISHED 1936 -:- INCORPORATED 1938 HOME OFFICE : DABNEY ROAD HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA Make Our Bank YOUR Bankn COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL HENDERSON, N. c. Deposits insured by membership in Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation BANK Compliments Of 'A' HE DER 0 COTTO ILL HARRIET COTTO ILL GREETINGS. SENIORS! You have just completed a circle of time. The four past years now go on the shelf, labeled . . . FINISHED BUSINESS? You now turn to the new days that lie ahead. We cannot of course, know what to expect these days, but happily we do have FAITH IN YOU. Because of this faith we feel fully confident of your ability to take in stride whatever obstacles or opportunities that may come. Our Very Best Wishes To You First National Bank in Henderson HENDERSON, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SANFORD MILLING COMPANY, INC. OF HENDERSON il' HIGH GRADE FLOUR AND FEEDS SNOW FLAKE HARTNESS CHOICE WHITE HERON SOUTHERN BELLE ul' Phone 4526 NORTH CAROLlNA'S CLEAR CHANNEL STATION ON 890 KC The Nation's Top Shows From Mutual Associated Press News from the WHNC-FM Newsroom WHNC-FM Produced Live Programs of Local Interest High Fidelity Transcription Libraries for Enjoying the WorId's Finest Music wHNc 890 KC An Day. . . Every Day WHNC-EM Full Tame Owned and Operated By THE HENDERSON RADIO CORPORATION O NATHAN FRANK, General Manager Compliments of White House Restaurant We Serve the Best From Land and Sea WESTERN STEAKS SPECIALTY We Welcome You and All Our Friends For Your Parties Phone 4822 Graduate to Greater Food Savings At Your Friendly COLONIAL STORE 407 S. Garnett Street HENDERSON, N. C. PAGE DRUG CO., INC. Where Quality and Service Unite Meet Your Friends Here 3134 - PHONE - 3134 Compliments 01' Carter Paint 5' Wall Paper Co. 247 E. Montgomery St. LEGO-PARHAM GUARANTEED USED CARS in Place of Tractors 8: Implements Compliments of Compliments Eveready Chevrolet .k Company Your CH EVROLET Dealer SPRINKLE OIL COMPANY W E B B ' S Henderson Shoe Store Home of Nationally Advertised Shoes For the Entire Family Compliments of JOEIS DRIVE-INN Norlina Road HENDERSON, N. C. CONTINENTAL HoslERY CITY MILLS, Manufacturers of S T A O N CHILDREN'S HOSIERY O K t L' k d nLintIcrg1eMac:Ei1Iesan R E C A Pdp I N G an HENDERSON, N. C. VULCANIZING Robertson7s Gulf Service R03 ERT'5 W' W' ROBERTSON' Pmp' Fresh Roasted Peanuts WASHING -:- LUBRICATION TIRE SERVICE Pafkfd by GULF TIRES and BATTERIES Phone 5109 500 S. Garnett Street ROBERTS FOOD PACKED CO. HENDERSON, Noam CAROLINA Distributors of WISE POTATO CHIPS CANDIES PLANTER'S SALTED PEANUTS Compliments of uk CITY CLEANERS MCINNIS-CREDLE CO. 131 S. Garnett Street HENDERSON, N. C. Phone 4018 'A' HOT POINT ZENITH You ?4Ye Ng MW Q35 K.l3'6L5J 5 sold by 6 R E Y ll 0 U N De ROSE OIL COMPANY GASOLINE AND olL DISTRIBUTORS if ROSE GIN C1 SUPPLY COMPANY FARM SUPPLIES -:- COTTON BUYERS Don't Forget Usa We Want Your Trade B P ROSE GEORGE A ROSE JOHN D ROSE THE TRIANGLE SHDPPING CENTER NORLINA ROAD : HENDERSON, N. C. O GREYSTONE CONCRETE PRODUCTS, INC. Builder and Owner of the Triangle Shopping Cen Build the Economical Wiayi' U RENN HALE COMPANY MEN'S WEAR Th Little Store of Big Val H l Compliments Of FREEZE-MAID DAIRY BAR Served Right From the Freezer Q Compliments of TRIANGLE FURNITURE COMPANY DRY GOODS Sz NOTIONS Compliments 01' J. W. JENKINS, INC. W Compliments of Ashworth Motor Co CH RYSLER-PLYMOUTH Sales and Service HENDERSON, N. C. Compliments of E F I R D'S Department Store HOME OF EXCITING VALUES VANCE COAL 81 LUIVIBER CO., Inc. Building Material DIAL 3312 141 Horner Street HENDERSON, N. C. 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE DIAL 4638 HI-WAY TERMINAL MOBIL GAS AND OIL PARI-IAM MOTORS DESOTO i PLYMOUTH P. O. Drawer 812 Dial 4614 HENDERSON, N. C. Compliments of Your SANITONE Cleaner M. E. Whitmore, Inc. GMC Trucks VALET CLEANERS SALES SERVICE Dial 7146 U.s. 1 North HENDERSON, N- C' HENDERSON, N. C. Compliments Of GREYSTONE GRANITE QUARRIES, INC. Telephone 6323--P. O. Box I7I HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA GREYSTONE QUARRY SHELTON QUARRY GREYSTONE, N. C. PELHAM, N. C. CRUSHED STONE RIP RAP BALLAST SCREENINGS COMPLIMENTS OF 'Jho llama cy'BolIer Wlluas' 1 'I DEIPT Q TOl1E Compliments of Compliments of if PEARCE ELECTRIC MACHINE CO. MOTOR SALES HENDERSON, N. C. THE HENDERSON GROCERY MELROSE FLOUR KASCO FEEDS DEL MONTE PRODUCTS Compliments From CAPITOL RESTAURANT FAMOUS sEA Foons and SIZZLING STEAKS HERFFJONES CO. Class Rings and Pins Caps and Gowns Personal Cards Manufacturing Iewelersand Stationers Choir Robes Announcements Diplomas Trophies 1401-1419 North Capital Avenue Medals INDIANAPOLIS 7, IND. C0 1Plf 'e fS of HENDERSON DRUG CO. I Ac o fo S.A.L. St t'On BI.AcIcIsuRN s fSS1fh21e4158 al uk The Store of Courtesy and Service Embassy Theatre Building HENDERSON, N. C. BRING US YOUR PRESCRIPTION Fountain Service Sodas Sandwiches Candy ALFORD'S PRINTING AND OFFICE SUPPLY CO. HENDERSON, N. C. Best Wishes to The Seniors of '54 PRINTERS PIANOS Watkins Hardware MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS RADIOS CAMERAS GIFTS Company PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES Dial 3424 HENDERSON, N. C. Compliments American Coffee Shop 'SOUTHSIDE DRUG STEAKS COMPANY FRIED CHICKEN South Williams Street Trv Us for Quick and PHONE 5128 Courteous Service HENDERSON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. THE LEADING FURNITURE STORE IN THIS SECTION LEADS AGAIN WITH THE LEADING LINES OF FURNITURE, RUGS, LINOLEUM, FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES, EASY AND SPEED QUEEN WASHERS, AND MANY OTHER ITEMS TO MAKE THE HOME COMFORTABLE, . JWRQI A Cffeff x I, 4. I 'A XI !' ' ,f ' F . '64, A I Q I A-yi, Compliments of CAROLINA BACCINC COMPANY W Wil MWWI 44 I dj HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA If, 7A7A 7 I 1 , 1 A I f f, f g A 1 . In 4' A C0mpl1ments'0f 'I- fs A CITIZENS BANK I 82 TRUST AQOIVIPANY, , , .T ' ' ' NI ul' HENDERSON, N. C. HTZLG Leading Bank in This Sectionv SINCE 1889 RIAA! KS W HELPING 'ro BUILD HENDERSON 0 VULCANIZING , J ,NI T COMPANY I QI . 'xxx 1, I IE -I 3 -Rx lk I'- X I N ,J 5 1 if Z wffn I ' W N Electricity is fx cheap and plentiful in Henderson - 2 ' Ra Ex I A NI W M xi I-fi? i' fxzlx N I X5 I' VX I IX vxjl Q x.J XJ IX ,V II -II I A359 CAROLINA I A I - , I . POWER 5' LIGHT j f IIXICOMPA Y I' ,XJ .IN QI ' . 4 I mv GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES Hot Point Appliances :XS Q N Li -'mx as A 53 S' W IN . II fx NAI I X 5 Oli 'W ANA Id 'A Q '- X3 X :+A ff' X I I I X C .5 y O J A I5 QI IJ Q' ' 21 If II X I . .A 'E f it si I l' e t Compliments of fa se complm n S I Kenny's Shoe Store t Of, A Friend K THANKS TO OUR DONORS: Modern Beauty Shop TGHHGY R00fin9 C0- I The young housewife was complaining. These eggs are very small, she said as she stood in front of the egg case at the store. They are straight from the farm this morning, ma'am, said the grocer. . That's the trouble with these farmers, she said, they're so anxious to sell their eggs, they take them off the nest too soon. A bewildered young man appeared before King Solomon. I dontknow what to do, he moaned. I love a very beautiful girl, but she doesn't love meg and a very homely girl loves me, but don't love her. I want to get married, but can't forget the beautiful girl. What would you do if you were in my shoes? I'd get 'em shined, said the wise King. And in what State were you born, professor? asked a reporter interviewing a celebrity. Unless my recollection fails me, in a state of ignorance, was the answer. Yes, to be sure, commented the reporter while scribbling, and how long have you lived there? For a man who has no experience commented an employer to a job applicant ou cert ' 1 k , , y amy as a nigh salary. Well, he was told, the work is so much harder when you don't know anything about it. A little boy had been to Sunday school for the first time, and when asked what they did there, he said, Everybody stood u and san . P E What did they sing? I don't know what the rest of them sang, but I sang, 'Casey Jones', he replied. You are 20 minutes late again, growled the boss. Don't you know what time we start to work in this ofhce? No sir, said the new employee, l'they're always at it when I get here. :'Well, Johnny, how did you make out in school today? Fine, but that teacher is always asking silly questions. Today she asked us where we were born, Well, you certainly knew the answer to that one-General Hospital. I didn't want to be a sissy, so I said Yankee Stadium. A young mother had taken her small son to visit the new home of a friend. As they entered the living room filled with beautiful fragile objects artistically arranged in every available spot, the little boy exclaimed: Oh, mother! Look at all the pretty no-no's. Why are you late? asked the student. Class started before I got here, anwered his friend. Ever since Hallowe'en, Mrs. Owl has been worried about her baby. Lately, he doesn't seem to give a hoot about anything. XXX ,QQ ,Q LHLDERS THE ANNUAL STAFF and the EDWARDS 81 BROUGHTON COMPANY Cooperated to produce tlng Annual Printed or Litho raplied Annuals produced in our plant in Ralei h Finest Quality Engraved Commencement lnvltations Engraved Visiting Cards Engraved and Litliographed DlPLOMAS Wrffe for Samples and Prices 0 ff EDWARDS Sz BROUGHTON COMPANY Established in 1871 RALEIGH, NORTH CAROLINA 1 ii. C ak, I J T f 1 f VVe wanted to have something a little new, 'W'e really didn't know one thing to do. But Pat, Becky, and Bobby were here, The only three left from the staff last year. To take good care of our Seniors grand, Gerry and Shirley took a hand. Wlhen someone mentioned pictures for our book, Everybody turned to give Anne a look. Then started the scramble to collect our ads, Billy and Barton drove the advertisers mad. To get the section of sports and games, Was Joe, Gene and Mickeyjs objective aim. And doing their job, needing no correction. Pat and Florence did the feature section. We had to have someone to look after the money In doing this job, Mary was a honey. Suzy helped work out the business deals. We sure know how tired this little girl feels. To Miss Riddle, our sponsor this year, We sure did need your pep-talks so clear. And so to you we leave this rhyme, Be extra sure you read it sometime: The student gets the annual, The school gets the fame, The publisher gets the money, And the staff gets all the blame. AUTOGRAPHS fy' My Q - - Qff' In .j5'??fW I Hawk . on , jf A 1' Qffigpyf '?f'ff'i? JM 7 ff ff : , EAMQW ww QrL ,ff ., Q ' 4. 1 Z S at K 1 w f. fx' V ., M1 , .5 ' P ' Q3.L1:X3-'-4,.u-,L ,Q-, X f 11xf: 9 Y 'Q-x -gf. '-. , -134 , f. , ,,- . -rwA.'xiZ,-,ag Aqiwu 'lm L X 1 If-A I lg, gil 541 Q ,dnqk 4 xi- ff ! 4 5 Jfk. Q , K ,f E cw,x A A x N f VI., f ff N Q-, --2- ?7L ' f77VQf1f' ? ' , ' P fllff A V' Liv L V 1', i.::V .gif V in B :qi L52 W in if .gf V - A A ff? fv ' ' f .fi f , . sf Qf.fff'1f-ff' . 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