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

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1956 volume:

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E M ww .1 an it Q . 5 il 'lil-f ' ' Q fi ' H Qa.,,.,.- 9., 'I l . V 1 Q , , i if , as 5 U16 Pep- Pac I 956 H16 H Sc' N 'Yay S 0 I S 1 JBPQTA H , H01 1, I 03+ an Published by THE PEP-PAC STAFF of Henderson Senior High Schoo HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA Alma Jlftafvr Hail To The dearesT school of all, Alma MaTer mine. Loyal we will be To Thee, Singing praises Thine. When high school days are over Anol we leave This blessed shrine We'll win The vicTory and The RighT for Alma lVlaTer and The blue and vvhiTe. Zfrewvrd As The saying goes, Time and Tide vvaiT for no man. MonThs have passed unTil iT is now Time Tor The elevenTh ediTion of our Pep Pac. In iT, we have Tried To Tell The sTory of our school year, which has now slipped under The heavy cur- Tain of Time-never To reTurn excepT in memory. Dur- ing The pasT year, some Time may have been wasTed buT mosT of iT was used To help The individual or The school in general. In all The ways iT was used-Time marched on! In one of his poems, Longfellow reminds us ThaT: Lives of greaT men all remind us, We can make our lives sublime, And deparTing leave behind us, FooTprinTs in The sands of Time. ,Q . NSA7 ,iw x ' 1 M, 1 f- rf 1 K Us Os ,I ,. ry J ini, , ,f,,4i.?'i'2 0. . .Q 4 , Q-, W 57 5' Q , .x,, f Q v if fi: . TG! 1 P P? wig 12 f5 5f gg, W Q -1 X x e ,Q 2 fx 4 1 va 01 MR. F. D. KESLER luyi Derdmfivu The careful supervision ot a school this size requires the services ot a strong and responsible leader-one whose integrity and resourcetulness is sufficient to cope with the ever-changing ideas and attitudes of the students. We feel that vve have such a counselor in our principal. His many duties, which include extracurricular activities, as vvell as school work, do not keep him from having time to be keenly interested in any personal problem that a student may have. He has always been able to lead us in the direction that vvill be most beneficial. He has tried in many ways and has succeeded in improving our school and community relations. Thus it is with recognition and deep appreciation of his many services that we dedicate this, the 1956 edition ot our Pep Pac, to Mr. F. D. Kesler, Principal of Henderson High School. Uma Schvdule 8:00 A.M 8:30 A.M H245 ANI 3:30 P.lVI. 8:00 P.NI. FACULTY CLASSES Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors ORGANIZATIONS ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISEMENTS f. M xL 1 ' 5 ..v, - ov S IX 1 f 1111 . . , -.9 wx tx .YJ ffll , pa , ,f FQVYWI I7 Ak ' Nw ml- x 'r V ,. ? I r . ' g J Y' Adminisfrafivn 5 I A i do i fi. ' i i I v 1 f 1 we 1 . A! 1, i i i i i i Superintendent Principal MR. W. D. PAYNE MR. F. D. KESLER i i i i Seated: Mr. A. C. Hoover Mr. W. D. Payne Mr. Vernon Perry Standing: Mr. O. H. Gwynn Mr. B. A. Hartness Mr. J. C. Folger Mr. R. C. Carter Mr. W. Y. Bryan Mr. J. C. Pinnell FW HENDERSON CITY SCHOOL BOARD Zzculfy MATHEMATICS Miss Clyde Hunter Mrs. Mabel Young ,ps nkfwh N95 '- wx? 4 Q f if . . I 5 V' is ll f E 4 A ' A if- M494 wk, V: PHYSICAL EDUCATION my l ,ali , I-'Ga'-,Q ' 1 .' Mr. s. s. wilson ' Miss Dorothy Shearin ENT ' ' Mr. Emil S. Piestrak - I ENGLISH Mrs. Margaret Glover Mrs. Jesse Clarke Miss Gay Fitzgerald .TS A science 93. Mr. R. B. Harrison Mr. J. M. Smith l War .Q N bf -gb ,MMM , SCCIAL SCIENCES Miss Helen D. Wilkin Mr. Charles Lifaker Filing ff, armani' LANGUAGES Miss Elizabeth Hughes COMMERCE Mrs. Grace Vickery Miss Kathleen Ward MUSIC Mrs. Helen Barnes BAND Mr. Tom Hearne DIETITIAN Mrs. Weatherspoon 'Q ,GW .f ' 5I' X .naw J 111233 - 5 Jw W .A! i' 5 li it 55. H'-vw HOME ECONOMICS Mrs. Edward Cobb LIBRARIAN Miss Evelyn Kilpatrick ,arg urn 'Q W we -'Q . il 1 ' Om Nu'-ff N Here's To The ones who have led and directed us Through rnomenls of Tribulalion and hours of happiness. We salute our faculiy for a iob well done. l X E716 Smiar Elass MADE M THE , Qffffwwwz Qlwzmf Z2 -92f,,,f1,,,1 JW ' ! TIME HAS RUN OUT , TOMMY HANNON ' Secretary JOYCE DARNELL BARTON TUCK 4 Treasure BETTY COLLINS Senzbrs l! '?-f ,W Wnauff I 2 I .5 qf'Q t 1. DIANA PAGE ABBOTT 'IDINAHH Sweet and lovely, nice and neat, Just to know her is a treat. Flagbearer 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Play 3, Library Council 3, 4, Student Council 4, FTA 4, Superlative, Homecoming Committee 4, Junior Play, Band Concert Usher 4, Grad- uation Chorus 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Miss Merry Christmas Court 3, Stunt Night 4. NANCY CARROLL ACREY LITTLE BIT Popular, sweet, cute and small, This is one girl liked by all. Basketball Manager 3, 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleader l, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, GAA I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, GAA Play Day 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Sec- retary-Treasurer 3, Library Council 3, Pep-Pac Staff 4, Superlative, Junior Red Cross 2, Senior Committee, Home- coming Committee 4, Bulldog Staff 3, Miss H. H. S. 3, Junior-Senior Committee, Junior-Senior Waitress, Class Officer T, H'omecoming Queen's Court 3, Junior Play Usher, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4. JOHN MAURICE ALLEN, JR. Russ ln football Maurice has got the steam, but in class he only sits and dreams. Junior Varsity Basketball T, 2, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Junior-Senior Waiter, Track 4. EUGENE MELVIN BARNES GENE Tho' l'Ie's new to our ways, We'll remember him all our days. Dabney High School I, 2, Bulldog Staff 4. BEVERLY BECK Bev Though she has a slight little twist, She ranks with us at the top of the list. Manatee County High School, Bradenton, Florida 1, 2, 3, Flagbearer 4, FTA 3, 4, Bulldog Staff 4, Graduation Chorus 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Band Concert Usher 4. SHELBY JEAN BLANKS SHELBY A small and neat little lass, Who is liked by all the class. GAA 'l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, FTA 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Vice President 3, Bulldog Staff 3, Junior Play, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Piano 1, 2, 3, 4, Historian. Muurmai. Tu '..1.rv .wr Limzxuxlmailn-1I ZI1u51Zu1lrm 1 luwvlnvllvmuwvliilllilllmrii 1 I 5111.95 of . sl 'S if 0 5 'af-1. YV? -r 'X . ui 174' , l ' ' ' f 2 nn. 40 i ' F2 5 if A 5 1 I as f' Gow Qlk f HF? ' , , I lf, 2, AMORET REBECCA BRELAND HTOOTSH A hearty laugh, a mischievous smile, Makes for her a life worthwhile. Varsity Basketball 3, 4, GAA 3, 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Junior Play Committee, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Stunt Night 2, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 3, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4. CLAUDE CAPELL CLAUDE A hillbilly guy at singing and picking, A shy young fellow you'll never hear kicking. Perfect Attendance 2, Stunt Night 1, 4. CHARLES CARDE HPOOKIEH Our Charles has a crew cut and baby blue eyes, His talent comes in the large economy size. Track 3, 4, Senior Committee, Stunt Night 1, 4, Super- lative. JUNE ELIZABETH CASPER HJUNEBUGH Her charming ways, her friendly smile, Makes her friendship well worthwhile. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Concetr Band 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, Homemaker Award 1, Piano 3, 4, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 3. CHARLES HUGH CATES, JR. HCHARLIEH For efficiency his fame he's won, Everything he cloes is well done. Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Pac Staff 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Student Council 2, 3, Treasurer 3, Boys' State Representative 3, Career Day Committee 3, Homecoming Committee 3, Homecoming Queen's Escort 3, Junior-Senior Committee, Junior Ro- tarian 4, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 3. BETTY JANE COLLINS BETTY Her hair is like the shining sun, Her success can't be outdone. GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, Library Council 3, Pep Pac Staff 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Student Council 4, Marshal 3, Honor Roll for Year 1, 3, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Junior-Senior Committee, Junior Play Committee, Career Day Com- mittee 4, Treasurer of Senior Class, Superlative. I at ' ,!.'1i ll C J Q .,i..l.3tf f i 'Q ,. fl X , , f' eniffrs 'dlylt-t,'.. NANCY MAY COLLINS NANCY She's nice, sweet and quiet, too, She's got her man- a diamond, too. MARY ANN DALE TIM Fair and gentle, good and true, Ever sincere and de- pendable, too. Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, 3, FTA 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Junior-Senior Committee, Bulldog Staff 3, Graduation Chorus l, 2, 3. EDITH JOYCE DARNELL JOYCE She's smart, cool, calm and collected, Most intellectual, she was selected. FHA 2, 3, President 3, Gregg FHA Award 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Superlative, Marshal l, 2, Assistant Chief 3, Honor Roll for Year 1, 2, 3, Junior Com- mittee, Junior Senior Committee, Class Officer 2, 3, Bulldog Staff 3. BILLY EARL DAVIDSON NGRUMPH Our class thinks a lot of handsome Billy, and we'lI have to admit that he's really a dillyf' Varsity Football 3, 4, Superlative, Track 3, Stunt Night l. ROBERT EUGENE DAVIS T He loves to type, he loves to balk, And oh my good- ness, he loves to talk. Perfect Attendance 2, Senior Committee, Junior Com- mittee, Baseball 3. RAYMOND GERALD DICKERSON HBOOTIEH A quiet boy and not very big, His winning way you're sure to dig. Basketball Manager 2, 3, Baseball Manager 2, 3, 4-H Club 3, Monogram Club 3, 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Sen- ior Committee, Junior Committee. ci . ivhsv- ' cnivrs 4,,.n. mai, M -K o ,... 22, ,,. 4,4 .92 ,t,,,, nu' MQ 1 '5m .rms 40 1127? 's 'lcv' M... LoNNiE JOSEPH FAUCETTE HSPICKETH With Lonnie it is often said, That in the wrong way he'll never be led. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Junior Play Com' mittee. FRANCES ELIZABETH FALKNER LIZ A disposition that is sweet, A smile that knocks you off your feet. FHA 2, 3, Historian 3, Play 2, Fashion Show 3, Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Junior-Senior Committee, Graduation Chorus I, 2, 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Stunt Night 4. RosE THURZA FAULKNER ROSA She's full of wit and loving fun, Look out world, here she comes. Perryville High School, Maryland 1, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, President 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Library Council 4, Student Council 3, Vice President 3, Superlative, Perfect Attendance 3, Bulldog Staff 4, Junior-Senior Waitress, Homeroom Officer 2, Class Of- ficer 3, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Stunt Night 2, 4, Class Testator, Junior-Senior Waitress. RUTH LEE FAULKNER RuFus To hear her talk and see her smile, her list of friends will run a mile. Perryville High School, Maryland l, J. V. Basketball 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Flagbearer 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, Gregg FHA Award 3, Library Council 3, Editor Pep Pac 4, Super- lative, Bulldog Staff 3, Junior Play, Homeroom Officer 2, Class Officer 2, 3, Homecoming Queen's Court 4, Band Concert Usher 4, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Junior-Senior Waitress. NANCY DEVERE FINCH NANCY A merry heart, a merry smile, Happy is she all the while. GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, Senior Committee, Library Council 4, Homecoming Committee 4, Junior Play Committee, Stunt Night 4, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Junior Play Committee. CLYDE EDWARD FORSYTHE UMONKH Slow and easy, his motto is, To be your friend he's never too biz'. JV Football 1, 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Osceola High School, Kissimmee, Florida 3. Serzicfrs -Q, 'Q'f '1' wr, -ew'- ' WILLIAM FRANCIS FRAZIER HDICKH He is one who'll really stick, The class would be lost without dear old Dick. Varsity Football 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary-Treasurer 4, Student Council 2, 4, Treasurer 4, Senior Committee, Junior Play, Junior-Senior Com- mittee, Junior Rotarian 4, Homeroom Officer 2, Tennis Team 3, 4, Stunt Night 4. DORA ANNE FULLER HDOADIEU Fun loving and willing to do, Serious and a little witty, too. GAA 3, Library Council 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Perfect Attendance T, 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Senior Committee, Junior Play, Junior-Senior Committee, Homeroom Officer 1, Bulldog Staff 3, Fash- ion Show Model 3, 4. VIRGINIA ELAM GREENE GINGER This little lovely has grace and poise, She's not known to make a lot of noise. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 2, Pit Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, GAA l, Latin Club l, 2, Student Council I, 2, Career Day Committee 2, Junior- Senior Waitress, Junior Play Usher, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4. LAWRENCE RuEus GRISSOM LARRY Although he is not old enough yet, One day he might sing in the Met. Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, All State Band 3, Pit Band 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 'l, 2, Student Council 4, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Homecoming Committee 4, Graduation Chorus l, 3, Stunt Night 1, 2, 4. RANSOM BILLY HANEORD BILLY You might never hear a word from Bill, Your friend forever, he'll remain still. Junior Red Cross I, Senior Committee DANIEL THOMAS HANNoN, Ill HBOONEYU He's handsome and modest, as nice as can be. A clever, good student with much dignity. Junior Varsity Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Baseball 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, Student Council I, 2, Superlative, Marshal 1, 2, 3, Honor Roll for Year I, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Career Day Committee 2, Junior Play Committee, Junior- Senior Committee, Junior Rotarian 4, Junior Red Cross 2, Class Officer 'l, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night 4. Scuivrs K 'UNO' YK' lg,,.,.w J ff Agn ,,,,, t 1 ' 9 LN . Whig f I int 3' xg ' K' C'-' 'P' Ji. - is A. 3 J ,, . yer. fft ' DELORIS ANN HARPER HBOOGIEH Petite, cute and full of pep, She'll always be there right in step. Junior Varsity Cheerleader l, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, Library Council 3, 4, FTA 4, Homecoming Com- mittee A, Homeroom Officer 3, Junior Play Committee, Junior Play Usher, Stunt Night 4. BOBBY HOWARD HARPER BOBBY M?sI:hievous sort, hair cf flamirg red, A lot more happiness he's sure to spread. Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 3, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Graduation Chorus 3, Stunt Night 4. MARTHA GERALDINE HARRIS OERRY Far may we search before we find, A heart so sincere and so kind. 4-H Club 2. HOLLIS WAYNE HARRIS HOLLIS Only this year from Oxford he came, We feel he be- longs here just the same. Oxford High School 1, 2, Varsity Football 3, Junior Red Cross 3, Junior Play Committee. LEROY ALLEN HARRIS, JR. L, A. Once he left us, now he's back, For making friends he has a knack. Junior Varsity Baseball l, Baseball 2, 3, Football Manager A, French Club 3, 4, FTA 4, Stunt Night 4. DORSEY F. HART, JR. BILL Seldom serious, always a clown, Let worries come, he'll never frown. Junior Varsity Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 4-H Club l, 2, Latin Club 'l, 2, Key Club 3, 11, Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Junior-Senior Committee, Junior Play Committee, Homeroom Officer l, 2, 3, Class Officer 3, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Tennis A, Stunt Night 1-1. THEADORA MOEBIUS HART NTEDDYH She's one thats really rare, With blue eyes and short blond hair. Junior Play, Flagbearer 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, Library Council 3, 4, Honor Roll for Year 3, Junior Red Cross i, 2, Red Cross Chapter Secretary l, 2, Homecoming Committee 4, Homeroom Officer 1, 2, Band Concert Usher 4, Graduation Chorus 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, FTA 4, Marshal 3. HARTWELL BASO HIGHT HHARTWELLH Music is soothing to his ears, It was his delight throughout past years. Latin Club l, Marching Band i, 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4, All State Band i, 2, 3, Pit Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band T, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance l, 2, Bus Driver 4, Junior-Senior Committee, Graduation Chorus l, 2, 3, Van Dyke Award, Stunt Night T, 2, 4. BARBARA YVONNE HOLMES LITTLE 'uN So cute, so tiny, and so fair, You can be sure she'll do her share. Oxford High School l, GAA 2, 3, 4, Library Council 4, FTA 4, Junior-Senior Committee, Graduation Chorus 3, Stunt Night 4, Representative to NCEA 4. ROSE MARIE HOPE HMARIEH Had a twinkle in her eye, Always as she passed us by. Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Library Council 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 3, FTA 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, Senior Committee, Homecoming Committee 4, Junior-Senior Committee, Junior Play Committee, Bulldog Staff 4, Graduation Chor- us 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Stunt Night 4. SHELBY JEAN HUGHES SHELBY Ready for anything, be it work or play, An all-around girl in every way. Junior Varsity Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4, Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 'l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Vice President 4, GAA Play Day 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Student Council l, 2, 3, 4, Delegate to N. C. State Student Council 4, Superlative, Career Day Committee 3, Hom-ecoming Committee 4, Miss H. H. S. 3, Junior Play, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Piano 'I, 2, Stunt Night 1, 2, 4. ERNIE NEVERSON Hux NERNIEH Though Ernie is orre of the larger boys, You'lI never find one with as many joys. Junior Varsity Basketball l, Junior Varsity Football 1, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 3, 4, 4-H Club 'l, 2, FTA 2, Superlative, Most Valuable Player Award. 'l 'Y' iff-A - ' Seniors M4'lIlq.. ,-db aw., 'ligne-fs' Ni , s 1 .L1Z ' ' .Quin-4--4 ff I 'C.'f '? 'Nm Jin MILBURN JEROME JACKSON M, J. In football and baseball he does quite well, And all the girls think he is really swell. Junior Varsity Football I, Varsity Football 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, Monogram Club 3, 4, Junior Play, JunioiSenior Committee, Bus Driver 3, 4, Track 3, 4, Middleburg High School 2. EVELYN SONYA JENKINS HSONIE Bucs With her music she's a whiz, She has promised to be his. FHA 2, 3, Student Council l, Junior Red Cross 1, Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Junior-Senior Committee, Bulldog Staff 4, Homeroom Officer l, Graduation Chor- us 2, 3, Stunt Night 4, Piano I, 2, 3, 4. CALVIN PRESTON JOHNSTON cAI.I.AHAN All his friends know he's witty, Some think his brain is iffy-birtyf' Football l, 2, Track 3, A, Junior Red Cross 3, Stunt Night 4. CHARLES EDWARD JOHNSON UCHOO-CHOOH He likes football the very best, When he plays he shows his zest. Varsity Football l, 2, 3, 4, 4'H Club l, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3, 4, FTA 3, 4, Junior Red Cross 3, Senior Committee, Junior'Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Most Valuable Player Award, Track 3, 4. KAY JUANITA JOHNSON KATIE Dark brown eyes clark brown hair Happy-goelucky never a care GAA 2 3 FHAT 2 3 4H Club l 2 3 Homecoming CommIttee 4 Senior Committee JunIor Play CommIttee JunIOr Play Usher Fashnon Show Model 3 MARY ANN JORDAN MARY ANN Although she mIght be very shy She rates with a wonderful guy A 2- FHA 2 3 4- JunIor Red Cr ss 3 4 Jun Committee- Junior-Senior Committee. Scwivrs Q-Uwifiw R, ' ' if CARoL ANN KING PuNkiN She's a girl you'll love to meet5 And a pal that can't be beat. JV Basketball l5 GAA 2, 3, 45 GAA Play Day 45 Latin Club l, 25 FTA 35 Junior Red Cross 45 Bulldog Staff 3, 45 Junior-Senior Committee5 Junior Play Usher5 Gradua- tion Chorus l, 2, 35 Fashion Show Model 3, 45 Piano 2, 35 Stunt Night 4. MARJORIE ANNE LAWS ANNE A little serious, a little gay5 Always neat in every way. Marching Band I, 2, 3, 45 Pit Band 35 Concert Band 3, 45 GAA l, 2, 35 Latin Club l, 25 FTA 3, 45 Bulldog Staff 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 1, 25 Junior-Senior Com- mittee5 Junior Play Committee5 Graduation Chorus 2, 35 Stunt Night Usher 4. BOBBY LOCKEMY HLOCKH A real grand fellow, we all know5 His humor always steals the show. Junior Varsity Football 15 Varsity Football 2, 3, 45 Co- Captain 45 Football Manager 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Superlative5 Homecoming Queen's Court 4. CHARLIE CASTELLO l.OUGHLIN, Ill HGONEMON He has clothes to fit most every occasion5 In work or play he needs little persuasion. Junior Varsity Football I5 Varsity Football 25 Baseball 45 Key Club 45 Superlative5 Junior Red Cross 15 Senior Committee5 Junior Committee5 Bulldog Staff 45 Junior- Senior Committee5 Junior Play Usher5 Stunt Night 4. SANDRA ROCHELLE MCIVER HROCHU She has fair hair and a smiling face5 Roch makes you laugh all over the place. FHA l, 2, 3, 45 Secretary-Treasurer 45 Library Council 3, 45 Junior Committee5 Junior Play Committee. BoaBiE LEE MCPHERSON HBOBBIEH She has strong determination and a radiant smile5 To find a nicer girl, you would walk many a mile. FHA l, 2, 3, 45 FHA Reporter 45 Student COUF1Cll lf 32 Junior Committee5 Junior Play Committee. Scrzivrs KB I 'T tywigt vi -at 42 , , I . YQ., ff' ,e.,,,!,w - yx RALPH NEWMAN MASON RALPH He's a smart guy and liked by everyone5 If you stay round him you're sure to have fun. Latin Club l, 2, 35 FTA 2, 35 Treasurer 35 Bulldog Staff 35 Junior Play5 Senior Committee5 Golf I5 Graduation Chorus 2, 35 Stunt Night 3, 45 Concert Band 3, 45 March- ing Band 3, 4. VIRGINIA MAE MATTHEWS HGINJAH Ginja is quiet, nice, and really polite5 She tries very hard to do what's right. Marching Band l, 25 GAA 3, 45 GAA Play Day 45 FHA 3, 45 Perfect Attendance 'l, 2, 3. CHARLOTTE lvANs MIXON HLOTTIEN Smart, attractive, talented, and neat5 This combination is hard to beat. Marching Band l, 2, 3, 45 All State Band 25 Pit Band 45 Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 45 Latin Club I, 25 President 25 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 President 45 Student Council l, 35 Secretary 35 Delegate to N. C. State Student Council 35 FTA 45 Superlative Marshal l, 2, Chief 35 Honor Roll for Year I, 2, 35 Van Dyke Award lg Fashion Show Model 45 Piano I5 Stunt Night 4. ANNELLA KATHARINE MooRE HNELLH She's got pace, yes, it takes her awhile5 But Nell is one who is always dressed in style. Junior Varsity Basketball 15 GAA I, 2, 35 GAA Play Day 35 Latin Club I, 25 Vice President 25 Beta Club 2, 3, 45 Maiorette l, 2, 3, 45 Chief 45 Student Council 35 FTA 3, 45 Superlative5 Marshal 35 Honor Roll for Year 2, 35 Junior Red Cross 15 Bulldog Staff 3, 45 Editor 45 Home- room Officer I5 Band Concert Usher 2, 3, 45 Graduation Chorus I, 2, 35 Fashion Show Model 3, 45 Stunt Night I5 Poet. ELMO LEE MURPHY, JR. MO Elmo is a very good poet. lf you stick around long you'll certainly know it. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 4-H Club I5 Perfect Attendance 'l, 25 Senior Committee5 Junior Committee. ROBERT FRANKLIN NEAL, Il CAT Neal is noted for classy clothes5 When he's dancing his talent shows. Baseball 2, 3, 45 Marching Band l, 2, 3, 45 Drum Maior l, 2, 3, 45 Pit Band I, 2, 3, 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Pep Pac Staff 15 Key Club 2, 3, 45 Delegate to Key Club Convention 35 FTA 2, 3, 45 Vice President 35 Bulldog Staff 2, 3, 45 Junior Play5 Graduation Chorus l, 2, 35 Golf I, 25 Stunt Night l, 2, 45 Class Prophet. Serzivrs .1 . img.: our 'V' 316-'nv' f ll, W 21-A Y ' . 1. -.1 in '- Y I '2'. ' .ly ' AZ, 15014. cm'- t ia. T., 'UNL 'dll- ' CLARENCE TAYLOR NEATI-IERY, JR. TAYLOR Red hair-freckle faced, On philosophy his life is based. 4-H Club l, 2, Latin Club l, FTA 3, Homecoming Com- mittee 4, Junior Play Committee, Graduation Chorus 3, Piano 4, Stunt Night 4. RAYMOND PERRY NEWMAN RED His closest friends call him Red, Could it have any- thing to with his head? Monogram Club 3, 4, FTA 2, Junior Red Cross 4, Junior Committee, Senior Committee, Junior-Senior Committee, Track 3, 4, Stunt Night l, 4-H Club I, 2. WILLIAM VVINSHIP PAGE BILL Billy is always willing to clo, Anything that will be of help to you. Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 4, Concert Band l, 2, 3, 4, FTA 4, Junior Red Cross l, 2, 3, President 2, 3, Delegate to Junior Red Cross Convention, Junior Committee, Bulldog Staff 4, Graduation Chorus 1, 2, 3, Golf Team 2, 4-H Club l, 2, Stunt Night 1, 2, 4, Ora- torical Award 3. MARTHA JAMES PARHAM ZIP A bright little girl with such nice ways, When Martha's your friend, your friend she stays. Alice Dean High School, Washington, D. C. 1, GAA 2, 3, 4, Play Day 4, FTA 3, 4, Senior Committee, Home- coming Committee 3, Junior Committee, Bulldog Staff 3, Junior Play, Junior-Senior Committee, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Stunt Night 4. WILLIAM WHITFIELD PARHAM HWHITH Although he has much wit, He's rather shy in using it. Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 3, 4, Student Council 2, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3. ROBERT ANDREW PARKER ROBERT A name for himself he has attained, A friend of yours he has remained. Latin Club I, 2, 3, Student Council I, 2, 3, FTA 4, Junior Red Cross I, Career Day Committee 2, Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, Assis- tant Editor 3, Master of Ceremonies of Bulldog Bull-ses- sion 4, Junior Play, Junior Senior Waiter, Homeroom Officer l, 2, Homecoming Queen's Court 2, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Golf Team 2, Track 3, Stunt Night 3, 4. I JI I I i I l erzirfr A-emma--Av ad V files... ' , .1 QQ, ' fn. - ra-2 'E' MM' X 'y ,Aw arf - ROBERT GASTON PEARCE, JR. BOBBY Happy am I, from care I am free, Why aren't they all contented like me? Junior Varsity Basketball I, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Pep Pac Staff 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Junior'Senior Com- mittee, Track 3, 4. ROBERT HAROLD PEGRAM UPEGH A friendly lad with a heart so kind, A better sport you'd never find. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Junior Red Cross T, Homeroom Officer I. CHARLES MILTON PEOPLES HBUGH A good sports writer he wants to be, He'll make it, too, just wait and see. Basketball Manager 4, Football Manager 4, Honor Roll for Year 2. MARIE SMITH POWELL MARIE A tiny little girl with big brown eyes, You can be sure she always tries. Marching Band I, 2, 3, Concert Band l, 2, 3, All State Band 3, Pit Band l, 2, 3, Latin Club l, 2, 3, Beta Club 3, 4, Vice President 4, FTA 4, Perfect Attendance 2, Senior Committee, Career Day Committee 4, Finer H. H. S. 2, Junior Committee, Bulldog Staff 3,. Junior-Senior Committee, Homeroom Officer I, 3, Junior Play Usher, Graduation Chorus 2, 3. MAY AUDREY PULLEY HAUDREYH Her laughter rings clear, A friend you'll hold dear. FHA 1, 2, GAA 2, 3, Library Council 2, Junior Com- mittee, Homeroom Officer T, Graduation Chorus 2. FEREBEE GRAY PULLIAM HBIG 'uN A real good sport in both lite and games, A better heart than hers, no one claims. Junior Varsity Basketball T, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, GAA 2, 3, 4, GAA Play Day 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Latin Club l, FTA 4, Superlative, Senior Committee, Stunt Night 4, Representative to NCEA 4. I, l li -- I II Il l l I I l l I T l I fl l. 'I l ,Q -I l. 'I It 'li I,. li li l I Ili' 3, .44 ,.-R.1..,.r.., ..- 111 . r:.r4vI..'arIava XKBLNLYLT Kiki . qi. 4 A lC'5f,'Ex ' Seuivrs Tit 53 'Y i' ' aff Il, If ' ,.. Q, R, Q 3,25 tm541,g,-,i-:- I Saw Sag.. c X. W-M-Ae' .qv- ' A 'R gy, 14-qv ANDREW EARL ROBERSON HSQUIRRELH Slow with books, but he sure can bop, Some might say he ranks at the top. Junior Varsity Football T, Junior Red Cross 2, Junior Committee, Senior Committee. STANLEY ALLEN ROBERSON STAN Cute, sporty, friendly, 'We'll sayl' Stan's one who's really O. K. Junior Varsity Football l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4, President 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club Convention Delegate 4, Superlative, Junior Red Cross 2, 3, Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Junior- Senior Committee, Bulldog Staff 3, 4, 4-H Club 2, Jun- ior Play, Homeroom Otticer l, Track 4, Stunt Night 3, 4, Giftorian. NANCY JEFFERSON RODWELL NANCY She's always full of fun and ioys, A favorite with both girls and boys. Junior Varsity Basketball T, 2, Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Cheerleader T, Varsity Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, GAA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, GAA Play Day 1, 2, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Vice President 3, Pep Pac Staff 4, Latin Club T, 2, Vice President 2, Student Council 2, Senior Committee, Homecoming Queen 2, Junior Senior Waitress, Homeroom Officer T, Junior Play Usher, Fashion Show Model 3, 4, Stunt Night 'I, Miss Merry Christmas 3, Junior Committee. ANTHONY LOWRY ROGERS TONY An athletic boy with a will to please, Who takes life slow and with ease. Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, President 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, Track 3. GARY ALLEN ROGERS GARY ln stature he is not very tall, But Gary says, I ain't scared of y'all. Football Manager l, 2, Latin Club l, 2, Junior Com- mittee, 4-H Club 2, 3. WILLIAM THOMAS ROYSTER BILLY By the Seniors he was found, To be the boy who's 'Best- all-round'. Junior Varsity Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball l, 2, Varsity Basketball 3, 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 4, Marching Band I, 2, 3, 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Pep Pac Staff 4, Latin Club l, Key Club 2, Student Council l, Superlative, Perfect At- tendance 3, Bus Driver 3, 4, Senior Committee, Junior Committee, Junior-Senior Committee, Junior-Senior Waiter, -Homeroom Officer T, 2, Junior Play Committee, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, Mr. H. H. S. 2, Stunt Night 4. Senivrs :,.. -, , '7 ' L-.ae 'Q-...,.-f BETTY Lou SANFORD BOOTS Pretty, quiet, so very sweet, Our Own little Betty is hard to beat. MARTHA CAROLYN SMILEY MARTHA A reddish tinge in her hair, Always a smile she will wear. FHA 2, 3, 4, Pianist 4, 4-H Club l, 2, Library Council 4, Junior, Red Cross 2, Senior Committee, Piano 1, 2, 3. FRANCES GREEN SPAIN FRANCES Our Frances can chatter a mile a minute, Where there's conversation she'll sure be in it. GAA 2, Library Council 3, Perfect Attendance 1, Junior Red Cross l, Junior Play Committee, Graduation Chorus 2. LENNIE LEE SWANSON HTERMITEH Full of fun, joy, and cheer, A cute little boy whom all hold dear. Baseball 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 4, Latin Club l, 2, Student Counril 2, Bulldog Staff 4, Key Club 3, 4, Golf l, Stunt Night 4, Career Day Committee 2. JOHNNY MYRES THOMAS, JR. JOHN He is one who is always gay, There never seems to be a dull clay. Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 4, Concert. Band 2, 3, 4, Latin Club I, 2, Junior Committee, Graduation Chorus 2, 3, 4-H Club 2. NOEL BARTON Tucic, JR. BARTON Loves to fight, loves to play, Barton thinks that work don't pay. Basketball Manager 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Marching Band l, Monogram Club 3, 4, Pep Pac Staff 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 4, Per- fect Attendance 2, Senior Committee, Homecoming Com- mittee 4, Junior Senior Committee, Junior Play Corn- mittee, Homeroom Officer l, Class Officer 4, Stunt Night 1, 4. .A-Q' Smivrs lx r iwme 19N 4? WALTEI2 ROBERT VAueHAN, III WALTER We like this quiet boy named Walter, We know in life's game he'll never falter. Junior Varsity Basketball l, Student Council l,'FTA 2, Perfect Attendance 3, Junior Red Cross 4, Tennis Team 3, Junior Senior Committee, Stunt Night 2, Golf Team 1. JOHN LEWIS WALLACE JOHN To the girls he said, 'Don't rush-lf you do, yOu'll make me blush. Marching Band l, 2, 3, 4, Pit Band 4, Concert Band 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, FTA 1, Perfect Attendance 1, 2, 3, Junior-Senior Committee, Stunt Night l. ALICE TALMADGE WALTERS ALICE Her quiet ways, her friendly smile, Makes her 'friend- ship well worthwhile. Marching 3, 4, Concert Band 3, 4, FHA 2, 3, Secretary- Treasurer 3, Home Economic Award 2, Student Council 2, Bulldog Staff 4, Graduation Chorus 3, Piano 1, 2, 3, 4, Stunt Night Usher 4. JUNE PHYLLIS WATKINS JUNE Even though she is so quiet, There isn't much she misses by it. GAA 2, 3, 4, FHA I, Library Council 3, 4. NANCY R. WHITE HFONTYI' For driving Nancy has a phobia, Better watch out or she'll run over you. Junior Varsity Basketball l, Varsity Basketball l, 2, GAA l, 2, 3, 4, GAA Play Day 3, 4, Latin Club 'l, 2, 3, Student Council T, Bulldog Staff 3, Junior-Senior Com- mittee. WILLIAM HUNT WHITE DOC With his wit and easy going way, Doesn't he make yours a much brighter day? Basketball Manager 4, Junior Varsity Football l, Varsity Football 2, 3, 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Latin Club l, 2, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 3, Key Club Convention Delegate 2, President 4, Superlative, Junior Play, Track 3. FLOWER Red Rose COLORS Red and White MOTTO To Be Rather Than To Seem To Be W. :ll BETTY JoYcE WIGGINS BETTY A touch of humor, nice to know, A delightful person who takes life slow. Middelburg High School 1, FHA 1, A-H Club 1, Perfect Attendance 2, Graduation Chorus 3, Piano 1, 2. RAY MARSHALL WooDLIEE RAY Of his fine characteristics, it will be told, He's worth his weight and more in gold. Marching Band 1, 2, 3, 11, All'State Band 2, Pit Band 1, 2, Concert Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4, NC State Student Council Delegate 4, Super' lative, Honor Roll for Year 3, Perfect Attendance 2, 3, Boys' State Representative 3, Career Day Committee 3, 4, Homecoming Committee 3, 11, Finer HHS Com- mittee 4, Homecoming Queen's Escort 4, Junior-Senior Committee, Junior Rotarian 4, Graduation Chorus 2, 3. OWEN DAVIS WRIGHT, JR. LITTLE MANH A cheerful smile, a welcome grin, With 'Little Man' you're sure to win. Basketball Manager 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, Monogram Club 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Student Council 3, Junior-Senior Waiter, Junior-Senior Com- mittee, Homecoming Queen's Court 3, Stunt Night 4. WILLIAM ASA WRIGHT, JR. BILLY To look at him you'd say he's lazy, He's got a laugh that sounds real crazy. 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Hartwell Hight. Hlass Poem Just as God wrote the Book of Life, He writes for each human soul A book that's meant for him alone As he plays his given role, Until, his story completed, His book, alas, shall close, And some will be true, and some, fiction. 'Til finished, who but God knows? As our class faces graduation, For each a chapter is ending. Few of us know what services The next page may show us rend'ring. One page may make readers laugh, Another fill them with woe. Will yours be charged with adventure? Or shine with the home-tire's glow? No matter how bright or how dull the next, The past chapter can't be forgot. We'll remember happy school days, But try to forget each blot. We've made mistakes in this chapter, We'll make more as years go by. Let's profit by them, if we can. We can, if only we'lI try. A book must have a purpose. What is yours going to be? Perhaps you know, perhaps, not. As time goes by, you shall see, For He who knows each tiny need Of every man and nation Has planned a task for each to do Whate'er may be his station. Only each author can convey The purpose of his book. It is he who first must write it there, For no matter how hard you look, Unless you want the author's message, You'll learn but very little. And though you search 'til the day you die, Your life will remain a riddle. lt's almost time to turn the page That leads to the unknown. Whenever it's seemed too dark to read, One candle always has shone: The candle of God as he writes each page While the plots of your lives unfold- The Light that can make each life a classic, Beautiful, True, and Well-Told. ANNELLA MOORE, Poet 611155 ffisfvry It was a bright day in September 1953, when a group of students were eagerly awaiting a chance to enter Henderson High School for the first time in order to see if there really were an elevator to the third floor. We, the Seniors of 1956, were Those green freshmen. Immediately we began to organize ourselves. We chose as our leaders for this year Tommy Hannon, President, Fabian Broadway, Vice President, and Nancy Acrey, Secretary-Treasurer. Our sponsors were Miss Walser, Mr. Smith, Coach Morrison, and Miss Litaker. ln the fall of 1954 we returned to Henderson High School as Sophomores. This year we elected as our officers Tommy Hannon, President, Ruth Faulkner, Vice President, and Rose Faulkner, Secretary-Treasurer. Our sponsors were Miss Walser, Mr. Smith, Coach Morrison, and Mrs. Cobb. Some of our class had the honor of being elected waiters and waitresses for the Junior-Senior. And then we were Juniors! By this time we felt that we were making some progress. We gave the Junior Play which was entitled The Perfect ldiot. Also we had the job of making money in order to honor the Seniors with the Junior- Senior Banquet. Our theme was An Evening In Paris. When the night of the banquet finally arrived we knew that our efforts and long hours of work and planning had been well spent for we believe our banquet to be the best ever' given. With much enthusiasm and eagerness we finally received our class rings. This year Tommy Hannon was President, Bill Hart was Vice President, Ruth Faulk- ner was Secretary, and Joyce Darnell was Treasurer. This year we lost two of our sponsors but their places were quickly filled by Mrs. Glover and Miss Riddle, Mr. Smith remained with us. The fall of '55 found us once again at Henderson High School. This time we entered as Seniors, the upper classmen of H.H.S. We had many things to look forward to such as the Senior Play, Junior-Senior Banquet, Washington Trip, and, last but not least, graduation. To lead us through our final year we chose Tommy Hannon, President, Barton Tuck, Vice President, Joyce Darnell, Secretary, and Betty Collins, Treasurer, Through the friendliness and sincere understanding of our sponsors Mrs. Glover, Miss Hughes, and Mr. Smith, we completed our Senior year at Henderson High School. As we leave Henderson High School we shall look back and remember all the wonderful times and happy moments that we have had together and never shall we forget our dear Alma Mater. SHELBY BLAN KS Historian 611155 Praphecy Diana Abbott-The Queen of Models with studios in New York. Nancy Acrey-Head maid in Royster Manor. Maurice Allen-Winner of the Pulitzer Prize for scholastic ability in physics. Beverly Beck-Originator of the Beck Method of Movement. Shelby Blanks- Living in her summer estate off the Satterwhite Road. Amoret Breland-Wrapping Tootsie Rolls in a Tootsie factory. Charles Carde-Star of the revived Red Rider movies. June Casper-Head cashier at the Super Duper Tip Top Stores, Inc. Charles Cates-Mr. Super Duper Tip Top of 1966. Claude Cappell-Giving Mr. Traviss lessons on the git-fiddle guitar. Betty Collins-Working with her husband as License Examiner. Nancy Collins-Living in a white cottage happily tending her husband's children. Mary Ann Dale-Dainty Dale, the lady wrestler. Joyce Darnell-Personnel director in the Pentagon. Gerald Dickerson-Champion flag-pole sitter. Billy Davidson-Mr. America of '66. Robert Davis-Private secretary to the President of the United States. Lonnie Faucette-Still trying to be a baseball pitcher. Frances Faulkner-Teaching typing at H.H.S. Rose and Ruth Faulkner-The singing nurses that took the place of the singing waitresses. Nancy Finch-President of the WE LIKE OXFORD Club. Dick Frazier-Captain of the first rocket ship to the moon Cone way to get rid of himj. Clyde Forsythe-He thought he could draw, so now he's drawing water out of a well. Dora Anne Fuller-The first lady President. Virginia Greene-President of the N.L.H.C. CNational Lonely Hearts Clubb. Larry Grissom-The movies newest Tarzan. Tommy Hannon-Basketball coach of H.H.S. Billy Hanford-Editor-in-Chief of the New York Times. Ann Harper-Profes- sional ice cream taster for Johnson Restaurant. Bobby Harper-First trumpet player in Louie Armstrong's Band. Geraldine Harris-Religlous teacher at Duke University. Hollis Harris- The thin man with Barnum and Bailey. L. A. Harris-Still living off the U.S. Air Force. Bill Hart-Still trying to get his revenge on somebody. Teddy Hart-The C.P.A. that invented a simple tax form. Hartwell Hight-One stepiahead of Louis and giving Welks a run for the money. Barbara Holmes-President of the 3'Little Things Mean A Lot Club. Marie Hope- Mr. Cheatham's favorite wife. Shelby Hughes-Chief model at Power's of New York. Ernie Hux-World's toughest man with Paul Anderson as his valet. M. J. Jackson-Owner of a lO0,000 acre farm lust to the right of the Spring Valley Road. Sonya Jenkins-The world's most efficient secretary. Calvin Johnson-Big game hunter in Goose Hollow. Charles Johnson-Proprietor of Johnson's Salon de Chanson. Kay Johnson-Miss Swing and Sway Kay of '66. Mary Ann Jordan-Designer of New York's new Eiffel Tower. Carol Ann King- Private secretary to Marlon Brando. Ann Laws-Teaching English at H.H.S. Bobby Lockemy- Only known person to press Sixteen Tons. Charlie Loughlin-Best dressed billiard player of '66. Ralph Mason-President and controlling stock holder in the Packard Corp. Cgot a good start any wayj. Virginia Matthews-Beauty salon operator. Charlotte Mixon-Chief cook and bottle washer at Allen's Delicatessen. Annella Moore-Still trying to get the Bulldog to press. Elmo Murphy-Better known as Bring 'Um Back Alive, Elmo. Sandra Mclver- Captain in the WAC. Bobbie Lee McPherson-Chairwoman of Board of Directors at Maria Parham. Taylor Neathery-Punching holes in donuts. Raymond Newman-Author of the Newman Report, successor to the Kinsey Report. Billy Page-Originator of Page Theory of Transportation and controlling stock holder in Ford Motor Company. Martha Parham- Miss Informed of '66, Whitfield Parham-Designer of the Parham knife, successor to the Bowie. Robert Parker-The only living P.B. in the world CProfessional Buml. Bobby Pearce- Candid camera man of '66, Robert Pegram-Putting rings in a bell. Milton Peoples-Editor and owner of Milton's Monitor. Marie Powell-First lady Mayor of Henderson. Audrey Pulley-Famous woman comedian. Ferebee Pulliam-Coach for the Pulliam Pounders, girls' basketball team. Earl Roberson-Star of Cat Man movies. Stanley Roberson-Referee for Hannon with a little support from under the board. Nancy Rodwell-State Recreational Director in the North Carolina Public School System. Gary Rogers-A.B.C. officer in Gill- burg. Tony Rogers-Buck private in the French Foreign Legion. Billy Royster-Professional singer with Tony Martin turning the pages of his music. Betty Lou Sanford- Director of F.B.I. in Charlotte, N.C. Martha Smiley-Still smiling. Frances Spain-Commuting between France and Spain. Lennie Swanson-The most eligible bachelor in the world. John Thomas- Inventor of Thomas's Tinker Toys. Barton Tuck-Revolutionizing the baseball with a magnetic ball and bat. Walter Vaughan-Secretary to the Treasurer of the United States. John Wallace -lnventor of a bass drum with wheels. Alice Walters-Teaching first grade at Central School. June Watkins-Miss Take of '66, Nancy White-The first lady of Bear Pond. William White-Took the Atlas course and became a 97 pound weakling. Betty Joyce Wiggins- Still taking typing l. Ray Woodlief-Governor of Zanzibar. Billy Wright-Men's hat designer. Owen Wright-Owner of the Yankee Baseball Club. And as for me, well who knows. ROBERT NEAL Prophet 'wi-ur fga feg g sgh ' if - 253 , Q , fail. m'::22QffZ -W5 J 7' ,, -' ' .f ' .f , mf, gp-1 5,-1, l v i,Q3s..,. Q fast LW!! and Zesfamcul STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA County of Vance City of Henderson Henderson High School We, the Seniors of Henderson High School, of the year l956, assuming that we are of sound mind and body, and realizing that we will soon be graduated from this cherished institution, wish to bequeath accordingly. We do hereby declare this our Last Will and Testament. ARTICLE I. To the Faculty Item I. To Mr.,Kesler we give thanks for helping us through the seventh periods, the ele- vators at the ends of the halls, and all other words of guidance through these our hardest years of yet. lem ll. To Mr. Hearne we leave the best band in the state. Keep it up, sir! Item III. To all the faculty we leave a three months vacation. After us, they need it! 'XRTICLE II. To This Institution Item I. We leave the echoes of our little feet thundering through the halls. ARTICLE Ill. To the Classes Item I. To the Junior Class we leave you as rising Seniors-we hope! Item Il. To the Sophomore Class we leave you the Junior Play responsibility-please don't have a luke box!!! Item Ill. To the Freshman Class-You have to initiate the new freshmen. Be careful! ARTICLE IV. To the Individuals Item I. Diana Page Abbott leaves her beauty and poise to Kay Mabry. She needs it? Item Il. Nancy Acrey leaves her sweet personality to her sister, Marian. Item III. Bobby Lockemy leaves his title of the best doggoned water boy in the history of this school to anyone who thinks he can top it. Item IV. Billy Page leaves his old car to Scott Hughes, figuratively speaking, in the hope that Scott will slow down. Item V. Toots Breland leaves her center guarding position to Kay Weathers. Item VI. Teddy Hart leaves her height to Frances Perry with this word to the wise-Eat your vitamins, girl! Item VII. Billy Davidson leaves Harvey Oxendine his ability to be late to First Period. Let's hope Harvey can get by with it iust like Billy did. Item VIII. Charles Johnson leaves his manufactured curly hair to Gene Adcock. Your crew- cut ought to look mighty sharp curled in an Italian Bob! Item IX. Claude Capell leaves his Lux Pinto Beans to the lunchroom. Item X. Bill Hart leaves his basketball ability to his sister, Pat. I hope she uses it on the girls' team, not on the boys' team like Bill did? Item Xl. Bobby Harper leaves typing. Item XII. Betty Sanford and Martha Smiley leave their quiet personality and ability to get along with everyone to Patricia Leviner. Item XIII. John Wallace leaves his Bulldog Special to Maurice Jones. Oh, one thing- don't sell yours! Item XIV. Frances Falkner and Betty Joyce Wiggins pass on ,the talent for talking ANYtime, ANYwhere, and about ANYthing to Tommy Badger and Ann Hoyle. Item XV. Nancy White leaves her ability to get Stanley out of class to Gail Cowan, Maybe she, too, can be a pal to some boy. Item XVI. Tommy Hannon leaves his brains and brawn to Dickie Carter. Item XVII. Robert Neal leaves to Norman Arey his cat nip, wicked laugh, and the ex- pression, Go, Daddy-O, Go! Item XVIII. Annella Moore bequeaths her figure perfect to Catherine Church. Item XIX. Ferebee Pulliam, Big-Um and Barbara Holmes, Little-Un leave their contrast to Jenny Temple and Betty Yarborough. Item XX. Charlie Loughlin leaves his dry, sly wit and cool clothes to John Crudup. Item XXI. Elmo Murphy leaves his modesty C?j in class to Jimmy Neathery. Remember it sometimes pays to be modest. Item XXII. Charlotte Mixon leaves her quiet talent to Barbara Proctor and 'fPooky Carde leaves his riot talent to Shannon Rogers. Don't let them down, girls. Item XXIII. Sandra Mclver leaves her Gracie Allen wit to Farrell Wheeler. Need I say more? Item XXIV. lil' Man Wright leaves his record of the ten second run around the typing room to Wade Renn. Item XXV. Bobbie Lee McPherson leaves her courage and determination to everyone. Item XXVI. Ray Woodlief leaves his talent for giving directions to Career Day students to next years Student Council president. Item XXVII. Billy Royster leaves his golden vocal cords to Al Hendricks. Item XXVIII. Eugene Barnes, Lonnie Faucette, and L. A. Harris are happy to announce their departure-they hope! Item XXIX. Nancy Finch leaves her ability to make Shelby draw everyone's attention to her to Betty Ann Wright. Item XXX. June Casper leaves her hidden whistle to Carolyn Royster to use in shorthand class. Item XXXI. Dora Anne, Mary Ann, Carol Ann, and Anne Laws leave their gift of gab to Ferebee Abbott, Peggy Cates, and Margie House. Item XXXII. Hartwell Hight and Charles Cates leave their bass voices to Barney Geoghegan. Item XXXIII. Shebly Hughes leaves her versatility to Eugenia Allen. Item XXXIV. Stanley Roberson leaves his Roberson Walk to Billy Stone. Item XXXV. Marie Hope bequeaths her vivacious smile and dancing eyes to Jane Reavis. Item 'XXXVI. Ernie Hux, M. J. Jackson, Dick Frazier, and Hollis Harris all pass on their go, on the gridiron, to Richard Faulkner, Al Taylor, and Tommy Richardson. Item XXXVII. Doc White leaves his uncanny humor to the lucky boy voted as next year's Wittiest. Can you top Doc? Item XXXVIII. Our Casanova, Billy Wright, leaves his book entitled How to be Engaged to Two Girls in One Year in Ten Easy Lessons to sophomore Don Juan, Ed Payne. Item XXXIX. Shelby Blanks, June Watkins, Virginia Matthews and Alice Walters leave their quietness in class to the teachers. Item XL. Martha Parham bequeaths her generosity and 24-hour-a-day niceness to Jerry Perry. Item XLI. Maurice Allen and Tony Rogers leave their honored positions as Co-Captains of the football squad to next year's so honored. Item XLII. Lennie Swanson and Larry Grissom leave their pixie-like size. Item XLIII. Barton Tuck leaves his task of the drawing of copy sheets for the Pep-Pac to next year's unfortunate sucker. Item XLIV. Walter Vaughan leaves his inability to find anything to do to Andrew Harper. Item XLV. Mary Ann Jordan, Sonya Jenkins, Joyce Darnell, Nancy Collins, and Ann Harper leave their athletic prowess in the field of catching their men before they graduate to any of the girls that feel they need it. Item XLVI. Betty Collins leaves her fingers to the typist for the Annual next year. You'll need an extra set! Item XLVII. Frances Spain leaves her speed talking to Judy Passavant to break Frances's record of 120 wpm. Item XLVIII. John Thomas leaves his ardent-follower position of UNC, and his teasing Shelby Hughes about State to Emory Taylor to tease Toots with. Item XLIX. Whit Parham, Gary Rogers, Bobby Pearce, and Billy Hanford leave that rare gem of boyish solicitude to Miss Kilpatrick. Item L. Taylor Neathery leaves his wanton urge to argue to Arnom Harris to use in U.S. History. Item Ll. Red Newman and Bobby Davis leave their enthusiastic sale of Bar-B-Q tickets to Alva Terrell and Philip Strause in the event there is a Senior Bar-B-Q next year. Item LII. Marie Powell and Robert Parker bequeath their positions on Bulldog Bull-Cession to Betsy and Tommy Badger. Item Llll. Earl Roberson leaves his morning-after-the-night-before lips to Janet Pearce. Item LIV. Nancy Rodwell and Ginger Greene leave their unassumed attractiveness to Joyce Raynor and Pat Shuman. Item LV. Ralph Mason leaves his handwriting to anyone who can decipher it! Item LVI. Geraldine Harris and Kay Johnson are content lust to graduate. Item LVII. Beverly Beck leaves her revolutionary movements and make-up to Patricia Gholson. Item LVIII. Ruth Faulkner leaves her flagbearer uniform to next year's replacement with the hope that she won't have to alter it much. In Witness Whereof, I, Rose Faulkner, Testator, do set my hand and seal hereto the seventh day of June in the year of our Lord, nineteen hundred and fifty-six. H9561 ROSE FAULKNER, Testator School days and songs become more dear . . . The older ThaT we grow . . . The faces and The places and . . . The Dreams ThaT we all know . . . The days when youTh is in iTs bloom . . . The songs we learn To sing . . . These are The warrn, enchanTing ThoughTs . . . We keep remembering . . . Yes, There were momenTs made for Tears , . . And momenTs of regreT . . . BUT sadness can be sweeT, wiTh no . . . Desire To TorgeT . . . Somehow The sun seemed brighTer Then . . . The nighTs a liTTle longer . . . And TaiTh and hope and courage were . . . Perhaps a liTTle sTronger . . . Somehow our youTh is everyThing . . . ThaT will never disappear . . . We Seniors have memories of precious momenTs we'll always endear. 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Fourth row: Jackie Gupton, Nancy Gwynn, Hartwell Hall, Katie Lou Hannon, Billy Hare. iii, First row, left to right: Andrew Harper, Pete Hart, Al Hartness, Lucius Harvin, Shirley Hayes. Second row: Morris Hedgepeth, Danny House, Billy Hoyle, Jack Hunter, Gwynn Jackson. Third row: Durwood Johnson, Julian Johnson, Maurice Jones, Lawrence Kearson, Martha Kittrell. Fourth row: Becky Lane, Sarah Lassiter, Carolyn Lee, Patricia Leviner, Frances Lewis. Absent: Zachary Karnenos, Billy Leon- ard. 'x 1-, , ' ,SN qs -Hr! 9' g 'f-gs. Wan -fra.: 4 ,t tc ve pi' N ' N- Q-f e K, ll 4, .Q Wir- f, . 42 - First row, left to right: Shirley Long, Kay Mabry, Charlene Morgan, Jimmy Neath- ery, Betty Oakley. Second row: Harvey Oxendine, Pat Page, Al Passavant, Marie Pearce, Vance Pendergrass. Third row: Peggy Pernell, Carolyn Puckett, Duvvy Ray- nor, J. B. Raynor, Nancy Rawles. Fourth row: Laura Reaves, Frances Reavis, Tommy Richardson, Norma Roberson, Anne Robertson. Absent: Edwin Renn, Thomas Roberson. s. k 6. P er fl? 'ET ,g '2l f w. E... fi is xx or 4. .ff-F... 'Qs' First row, left to right: Carolyn Robertson, Billy Rose, Harold Ross, Jeanette Rowell Carolyn Royster. Second row: Sylvia Sanford, Christine Shearin, Charles Smith, Mary Smith, Philip Strause. Third row: Emory Taylor, Jenny Temple, Alva Terrell, Andrew Terrell, Garland Thomerson. Fourth rovv: Shirley Thompson, Ruby Tillotson, Martha Wade, Maggie Belle Watson, Kay Weathers. Fifth row: Farrel Wheeler, Frances Marie Wortham, Molly Wortham, Eleanor Wright, Betty Yar- borough. Absent: Melvin Weaver. E U16 50,l7fI0l7l0I'6'- 6'lass . Q 2 Zdfilldn MADE BY Wglfdfj 1 ' , , ' 'HOURS TO GO V 1 H H MARGIE HOUSE secrefafy B5iTY'A,NHNAWRlAGH'T scorr HUGHES 1 ,QADRIAH PRQCTQR H, W., I- - , , .A 1151 . . 'si as C ,fg ISK , Srfphomores I 5 fi 1 7 V, , 4 f l WX 'haw , A-A 1 if , 1 1 4 f 5 fl! ' 7 J- f Z 'Uhr ,f , . W . ,., A ,Kupff- fit 6. ,W ,M .,, A. fff 4. W W fi X I V, . 79, A f Q, .V ,..,.,, Q M Q, I ,M if First row, lett to right: Faye Adams, Eugene Adcock, Eugenia Allen, Betsy Bad- ger, Shirley Bowen. Second row: Toby Bradsher, Robert Bretford, Malcolm Bur- ris, Jane Choplin, Joseph Clark. Third row: Patricia Cobb, Linda Collins, John Crudup, Lester Currin, Willard Delbridge. Fourth row: Nancy Edwards, Woodrow Edwards, Elizabeth Ellington, Daisy Ellis, A. D. Evans. Absent: Margie Catlett, Claiborn Clark. fb 4 15? 4' 3 M ka -'N in ! 'r cfm 611155 of '58 t Q as W ,ji QA .ii KK .M 5,3 . .,, L l 3 :U ,, I' l ' t 4 it ... Q c 'F' Wff - iw I ss.. are 1 4, if. Uv in 1 'tl 1 we-,-jf J A First row, left to right: Stewart Finch, Gary Fleming, Shirley Fleming, Julia Floyd Edith Forsythe. Second row: Carol Fuller, Barney Geohegan, Juanita Grammar Jimmy Grissom, Theodore Grissom. Third row: Betty Gupton, Patricia Gupton Arnom Harris, George Harrison, Pat Hart. Fourth row: William Hayes, Judy Hearne Al Hendricks, Betsy Hicks, Barbara Hight. Absent: Beatrice Hedgepeth. L 1 mr- 'K 'Bv- i I 7 i l 221 I' Q , f 'W ' . . W Li iff' If ,J- 5,1-N. First row, left to right: Tommy Hight, Delores Hope, Clarence House, Margie House, Ann Hoyle. Second row: Ann Hudgins, Scott Hughes, Mildred lnscoe, Sarah lvey, Gene Johnson. Third row: Marcile Johnson, Ronald Jones, Gloria King, William Knight, William Lassiter. Fourth row: James Lavinder, Eddie Lyles, Juanita Matthews, Ann McGhee, Rosalind McGhee. ' L 1-, ' , Y 5 .ii f?aw. f' . J- ,1,'7f4,, 1 fm, 1, 5 if fi KJ, i , X W f WN f .V Wgu, M 'D , zu -5:5 65 I . First row, left to right: Shirley Novvell, Vance Novvell, Betty Parrish, Jackie Parrish, Vance Parrish. Second row: Nancy Patterson, Edwin Payne, Jane Pearce, Janet Pearce, Sarah Pearce. Third row: Lester Peedin, Irene Pendleton, Carolyn Peoples, Jerry Perry, Marie Poole. Fourth row: Adria Proctor, Barbara Rainey, Fred Rankin, Joyce Raynor, Jane Reavis. Absent: Ted Peoples. 3 , . L ' ..f ,..., ' -- - J 1 an-p--Q wf.-.:'-- MTM' Q .Q . W R Q: K ff .pw-in .' , 'fs , Q VH rm -f -f ' v 'P E 'vc -Y w , f if J 1- 'X r N 1' 1 i z . he an .2 A 4 5 M H wg.-me 'Q'-M ' '- ' l X' QM L, qs-vt. f 5 442 57, 23 .. 9 . t R '. , - P, ., v 7 5,.5'.'7f-:1.,'4. , . ,G-..s,Aa.,1, 5, ,.-. 1 . , ff S15 .,,, . , if W. ...l ' J X he ' , ,.,C..,y If f gl gm t f W' f 'Mb-' 5 Q 8 W f 2 . ,,,- AT dl get WI -153 l we fi I 3-,I .5,.'- V- ' '71 QM , I sf , ,,f, ,g WW? I A I r ' 1 at - f .,f mfr ef T l it T 'if X First row, left to right: Wade Renn, Mary Roberson, Ellen Robertson, Allen Rod- well, Tyrone Rowell. Second row: Phillip Shearin, Robert Smith, Donald Snow, Dean Stainback, D. H. Stallings. Third row: Lucy Stallings, Leon Stead, Dotty Stegall, Billy Stone, Albert Taylor. Fourth row: Milton Watkins, Priscilla Woodlief, George Wortham, Betty Ann Wright, Clara Wright. Fifth row: Ray Wynn, Carolyn Young. Absent: Barbara Ross. 57169 5'resl111f1au 6!ass Q , lo Mmm Mnof BY M THE mf JUST STARTED TICKING A 4 MQMW Hreshmen ff- it ' in r We P wb- Vs QL 5 Q' f l A Afj xg? ,mg id X ' ' ' , - wa s . A f . 'f'.:jf:g Q E , ins :Y , ,5 V 4 QM I, ,,- - up-T-'tl 1 ,i . - kr, .,:-. qu.-W. V '4 r .f -. ' is-04 A 2 N , W ' f . ' wif f v miifv - . . . 5 Z as ,,,, K -as ' D v'AA , M , t b an J . ,Q L if VK- - 2 M ' WW . w..-' , , Q9 27 K, 4, Nw 3 3 MV jf, up L 1 3 ei A ' fa ' First row, left to right: Marian Acrey, Jimmy Adams, Shirley Adams, Norman Arey, W. A. Arrington. Second row: J. C. Bell, Bonnie Bowen, Ray Brinkley, Brenda Bryan, Kathy Bussey. Third row: Arthur Cates, Johnny Church, W.,C. Clay, Emma Jo Coker, Jimmy Collins. Fourth row: Edward Cox, Gloria Crocker, Wayne Crocker, Becky Daniels, Patricia Davis. Fifth row: Jerry Delbridge, Carolyn Dennis. - Q Q ff, A --L-S 611155 af '59 v,, i l a,- sfhf f'3f?:?iQf?7' L Q Dm! ig ku. ,gl ,I ee, , l 3. S ! Q ' an 2 nv-...V 1, Q l Q mi 'fl i We 'Q 5 . f i A , . ll ' A' -:sf J ' ' fi M 'ti' V ,L if sg, r f . l i , nn. T' 'wi fl Q k I 'l l Firsf row, leff To right: Carol wards, Jackie Elliott. Second my Fauceffe, Yvonne Fields. Gary Fisher, Beffy Fowler. Gee, Rachel Gregory, Joan Connie Hall. 1 l 'RS j Eaves, Ernesfine Edwards, Judy Edwards, Shirley Ed- row: Bruce Ellis, Horace Falkner, Ada Fauceffe, Tom- Third row: Jack Finch, Jeffrey Finch, Ruth Finch, Fourlh row: Barbara Fuller, Wesley Fuller, J. B. Grissom. Fiffh row: Mickey Grissom, Pat Grissom, I -v. Wy Q K Q1 - - qw-'r J ov ,r m ..r 7, Ka.. , 1 'fl K -'lf 4, ' diffs' if 5 i I 21- f 5 5: Q if ,e , 71 y V? , 7' , ,717 I 'V , T5 , 2 f ' M , 'N .4 f ,Q 'W 'A V' L, X I A, l X . , - A Q ui vw. V 1 4 iv f fi V ,ft 5 . - , . , X it 4 ,. , , ,W - , ,,:,-, 2 'V , 1 ? X r W ,ff ' 'W ,f 'V , p fy, at , fmt ' ,V . wit' X l A A 1' i.,.. -F 12635 4- Qt' hQfI 9f,.f 4:,g W? ', V tif- I , ,f . 3 V if! l' ' I if . A. Q V 4 2 f 3 lg 5 J fl . ,Q f ,X x First row, left to right: Jerry Hamm, Billy Hanford, Betty Harris, Harvey Harris, Jeannette Harris. Second row: Phil Haskins, Myrtle Hayes, Johnny Hedgepeth, Rachel Hedgepeth, Annette Herion. Third row: Gayle Hicks, Judith Hight, Charles Holland, Jane Hunt, John Jackson. Fourth row: Shelby Jenks, Phil Johnston, Margaret Jones, Marvin Jones, Billie Joyner. Fifth row: Janice King, Delora Las- siter, Susan Leathers. Q.. to as -,B 4' 4, F' iv- - i. I .tv , t A 3' W? ' , is L J 'QM 1... sy! J X it H ,, tv , 'vw w- 3 ' Yi Q ' , , Wt ' 'fl' t -7, , 1 .. ,av l, Z 1 l .Hg A I us A A A A I 2' -: , 'hi Yvqv I 1 my 5- 3, ,Q MA A-3, Z , f , A , A I w-.La I 1 4 gui an , X , 4 f ff 1 . fs w J f First row, left to right: Nancy Lester, Edward Lynch, John Mabry, Shirley Marks, Ferebee McGhee. Second row: Lois Miller, Bernard Mills, Barbara Mitchell, Hartwell Mitchell, Ben Mixon. Third row: Clyde Morgan, Ester Lou Mullins, Rita Murphy, George A. Neathery, Carolyn Nelson. Fourth row: Janice Nelson, Johnny Newton, Betty Nicholson, Lucille Nuckles, Mary Helen Overton. Fifth row: Yvonne Overton, Tempe Parker, Jeannette Parrish. 'K fn A-'F I :- r 'bf A l A Y if -4-..,, 1 22' ' ' . f f f 4. gs ., , - ,. . -W -- ' , 13 T A V 'A F3 - 4 vM.g,1 ' f A Y an sa, --V' Q 'G' G f L, 4 vm, ,ifm 2 R M Q 4 : I .QT il X 1 X QFVK fl X qpuq- 4 , First row, left to right: Judy Passavant Shirley Pearce, Louise Pegram, Charles Peoples, Rita Peoples. Second row: Tomrny Peoples, Frances Perry, Vivian Poy- thress, Pam Price, Ronald Pritchard. Third row: Barbara Proctor, Lawrence Pulliam, Billy Rearns, Phil Richardson, Delores Roberson. Fourth row: Elizabeth Roberson, Joan Roberson, Marvin Roberson, Thurston Roberson, Tony Roberson. Fifth row: Shannon Rogers, Ralph Ross, Phyllis Seaman. T In-., ,,V, . in 4 E? elf f af P' ' it fr V X, , 2 NVYYTTYX E lt W' fm i ' ' A ,sg , ,. . P9 A , -4'-'Ka 'Civ' First row, left to right: Marilyn Sellars, Pat Shuman, Woody Smith, Robert Spencer, Erin Spruill. Second row: Nancy Stewart, Jimmy Tarrant, Betty Lou Tart, Wilbur Tew, Wofford Thomas. Third row: Carolyn Thomerson, Peggy Tillotson, Dickie Twisdale, Betty Wallace, Nancy Wallace. Fourth row: Hartwell Watkins, Nancy Watkins, Sonny Weathers, Larry Wilder, John Woodliet. Fifth row: Joyce Wynn, Wesley Young, Jere Zollicofter. A Y THRU' !aiL.'iRlN'a'l wZ5iL1Z'EQi21.'4F!ix 1 fr' f can it 5 .J 'W N T ' X f 1 ,ff ' f Rig . 2 8 f L3 3 , f , w .sf , Q , ,, I 2 ,. Q 'L' 5354-A 7- , GK wa: .M.n. gs, -. -F KN Q , fm 2 1 , -w ,wf jf: ci, fwgirf J. - , 1' of JW mc' ui? ukyne E fs ' Q 'ms 5 at ' 1 - J Ex ' 'fwifgvy fa F 'uaf Sv 1 4' A 'Z 1 ' X. ,ffgg ,SSI , ..,, xv . -3-g X 4 f: -auf . 1 -' 4 .1 V235 ,Q .1 - 1 ,- if '5 , J- , , img ' :L M 'Et 1' , owl V 1? - - fi A .A tw , ,. 2, , fm i ' fi? MK' Billy Ashworth Julia Barrett James Bullock Patricia Cates James Cordell Nelson Covington Rebecca Cox Mary Dunn Jerry Felts Charlie Finch Wheeler Grissom Betty Herndon Jimmy Hogsett Larry Holland Richard Jackson Lou Ross Kesler Alar. Lancaster Alton LeMay Faye Leonard Janice Massengale Faye Mitchell Rodger Munn Sherman Nelson Patricia Parham Frank Perry Beverly Rivers Annette Rogers John Rose Bruce Stainback Pamela Stead Susan Terrell Linda Tharrington Wayne Tucker Jane Watkins Johnny Whitfield Ruth Ball Julia Bentley Carolyn Brame Paulette Chappell Robert Currin Loyd Daniel Douglas Dixon Payton Dunn Charles Edwards Toni Farris Thornton Gholson Charles Granger George Harris Mary Helen Harris Lou Henley Patsy Howell Robert Hoyle Eddie Jackson Jackie Jackson Milton Joyner Steve Kallman Billy Knight Sidney Lane Frances Loughlin Dennis Michels Bebe Moore Patricia Morgan Walter Murray Johnny Pritcherd Wilbert Rainey Bobby Raynor Dickie Roberson Dian Stainback Rowland Turner Pamela Wade Mary Ann Witherspoon Frances Matthew Special Sducafivn KIHS6' Martha Allen Judy Ayscue Van Barden Melanie Bryan Anne Burvvell Faye Carter Judy Cox David Dodd Nancy Evans Florence Grissom George Hall Barbara Harrison Sophia Hart Paul Harvin Phyllis Hensley Horner Hicks Carolyn Jones Marsha Jordan Sandra Miller John Nelson, Jr. Richard Noel Jane Overman Scott Peace Bobby Pernell Edvvin Pernell James Roberson Macon Short Robert Sneed Charles Stallings Henry Strause Charles Tilley Clyde Tillotson Carolyn Tucker Clora Wilkerson TeachermMISS EVELYN BREEDLOVE Linda Allen Marthie Ayscue Ray Blanks Julia Evans Ernest Finn Edward Grissom Phyllis Grissom Dina Hanford Bobby Hester Judy Hester George Hicks Jimmy Joyner Jackie Peoples Bevely Reavis Margaret Seaman Billy G. Wright i 1 fl 2 J 5 5 1 fff X sf i 3 T Hyhflz Grade Teacher-MISS MARTHA GARBEE ' - J.. :ff :.L11fLLJ-121115-,JL '1 -7421: unlrnnvva.. -.1vmraw -.ivvr Orgauizatiaus ,i xx. . m X D X I ,f.f:z?6??if2'fs5' , A ' -.1 s'S4f 55 7Wf7 I - ff Ulf, GAA N v , 1 X X ' X ' . w Z7 Il f fav 71' U ' , I 5 1 X ' fy 5 , - L ' ' E A , W ,, 1 IW N - ff H :': 4 X ' !7i :q4 ,--. - X ' f ',K:g ,. 1 ff 6' f5 .:15iii 9' f I'.-'sis' ,, 1f Jiffy' f i::U7'i' ,,.,- Wfofmii ff 1 5 12 f . ' - -4 'h 1l 1.'3'W 9 29 u' , W af - ' , - I , f gf-' -ff' ' -T' IQ ' '?1'w'.JG 1' - . , .1 :W-,, :1 2' 5 ' Y xl 1, KV 8 4 0,442,119 vim? 'Wm I '!':!'i:7? 'e35:' I, 'JI' in 19355. W rg, i '5-':3,mv',, Rx 4 if 1. agua-Efnggihr ': ' I ifgr' vii, I4liQ Q:' , A J,-0' .1 .4 59? I M I x45:. V gf' - ' ' 4, 'f Q -,c:1 ' . ,, ,. ' 'Hui'-Q31 ' 5 in I l'Im4:' 0? 1 'Q LQ r f . , .. 'Q X ' 1' .. - 'w,,- f ' -- I . X ai all W L M 7 I 7,1- .xr- iigf My f 'Exim I . , 'VA 1i'b 'N5 5 bv'RfgfiLf' '52 U Student Krfzmcil Diana Abboif Eugenia Allen Reba Byron Johnny Church Belly Collins W. A. Currin Patsy Farris Richard Faulkner REPRESENTATIVES Gary Fleming Dick Frazier Larry Grissom Patricia Gupron Arnom Harris Shirley Hayes Gayle Hicks Danny House Margie House Shelby Hughes Jane Hum' Phil Johnston Johnny Newlon Vance Parrish Janet Pearce Peggy Pernell Frances Perry Vivian Poythress Tommy Richardson Barbara Tanner Jimmy Tarrant Al Taylor Wofford Thomas Barton Tuck ,W - fudcrif Lfvuucil The Student Council, which-is made up ot a president, vice president, secre- tary and treasurer of the high school and a boy and girl elected from each home- room, is the most active and central student organization ot Henderson High School. The Student Council operates a school store each year. lt also aids in decorat- ing the school at Christmas and preparing chapel programs. This year the main proiects undertaken by the council were Religious Emphasis Week and reprinting the Blue and White. This year the council sent three delegates to the State Convention held in Rocky Mount., North Carolina. Miss Clyde Hunter, Ad- visor, accompanied the group. Promoting good-will among the students and improving the school is the main function of this organization. It has as its goal the uniting ot the students and faculty in order that all work together toward a better school. OFFICERS President ,,,,,c,,-c... ,--vc,,.c, , .,7,,-,,,,,,VA77,V R AY WOODLIEF Vice President ac.,cccc, .......,... L UCIUS HARVIN Secretary c,,,,,vc,,,c,,cc,,,-,,,cc .,,..,..,....,...,... F RANCES REAVIS Treasurer .,,,-,,,,,cc,,,,,,,,,,,-,,.,.,,,..,,,,,,. V .,,. .WDICK FRAZIER MISS CLYDE HUNTER Advisor an-fig I I I i I I I I i I I l 2 I n-3 .. 1 ' ' :I S' 1 1 Aw, KET? Che National Kem 61116 The National Beta Club is a democratic organization, based on honorable character, scholastic achievement, and commend- able attitude. Its purpose is the promotion ot honesty, service, and leadership. During the year the Beta Club has had an outstanding part in planning Career Day, which we thought turned out to be beneficial for all. OFFICERS CHARLOTTE MIXON ....e,...... MARIE POWELL ,,,.,... DORA ANNE FULLER cc.. . . DICK FRAZIER ..,,.,...... , MISS HELEN WILKIN s.a. MEMBERS Bruce Chappell Betty Collins Joyce Darnell Tommy Hannon Tedd Hart Lu Harvin Annella Moore Frances Reavis Philip Strause Ray Woodlief cVice President President Secretary Treasurer ccSponsor XX B x Emnmii 40fnsn P I., f 'x f-ng ?ufure ffomemakfrs of America President FARREL WHEELER Vice President RUTH FAULKNER Secretary Treasurer .SANDRA McIVER Historian ,WJENNY TEMPLE Reporter BOBBIE MCPHERSON Sponsor MRS. EDWARD COBB V Our Motto: TOWARD Lett to right: Nancy Lester Mildred Inscoe Juanita Matthews Shannon Rogers Mary Ann Jordan Betty Wallace Margaret Abbott Martha Smiley Judith Hight Mary Helen Overton R ,CL if ig- n 'ff tits NEW HORIZONS Lett to right: Rosalind McGhee Virginia Matthews Daisy Matthews Ferebee Abbott Jane Pearce IWW I ,Crzfiu 61116 I The purpose ot the Latin Club is to promote a better understanding of the lan- I guage and the people who used it. This year we have had reports at the meetings, , put on our annual banquet, put out a Latin newspaper, and studied Roman culture. I Among the proiects ot the club were the collection of toys for needy children . at Christmas, the formation ot a Dramatics Club, and the sponsoring of a dancing class for members ot the club. The Club plans to loin the Junior Classical League I and thereby become a member of the national organization. OFFICERS GENE ADCOCK aaacc accaac cca,,,,ccc JERE ZOLLICOFFER ccaaa .. BETTY ANN WRIGHT ,,,,, MARILYN SELLARS .,.,,ccccc,c MISS ELIZABETH HUGHES aLL,LL..,,, MEMBERS Marion ACVGY John Church Pat Grissom Faye Adams VV, C, Clay Pat Gupton Jimmy Adams Shirley Adams Eugenia Allen Norman Arey Betsy Badger Bob Bratford Brenda Bryan Kathy Bussey Arthur Cates Dick Carter Bruce Chappell Emma Coker Linda Collins Mary F. Connell John B. Crudup Becky Daniels Carol Eaves .left Finch Ruth Finch Julia Floyd J. B. Gee Barney Geoghegan Connie Hall Jerry Hamm George Harrison Al Hartness Al Hendricks Betsy Hicks Gayle Hicks Danny House Margie House Scott Hughes Marcile Johnson K CSTIWGFIDG CIIUVCII Pat Gholson Becky Lane I 'WWI A 53 my an ' I - - A 4 ii ,. I4 ,, . i V 1 , a .. ,, gf 3 mvizp , ,p.,,, if In as-,. Q3 JM! rm. 1- ,M lwfu sf. l -zf. I and I' vm 'WZ-W' f lifgnxvtuw Fi Nl. --wb-... ' wo- I - 1 ..-,,..,u. ..... W., ,- ' - 'I f rr' Lit.. Ti? 5. 3131 gggwqw,,w,,.,,,f,, V ' ..,...Vice President President Secretary Treasurer .Sponsor Susan Leathers Ben Mixon Lucille Nuckles Pat Page Tempe Parker Judy Passavant Ed Payne Frances Perry Jerry Perry Barbara Proctor Wade Renn Joan Roberson Tony Robertson Alan Rodvvell Billy Rose Phyllis Seaman Pat Shuman Bob Spencer Erin Spruill Barbara Tanner Jimmy Tarrant Wofford Thomas Milton Watkins Jere White John Woodlief Joyce Wynn Wesley Young '- 3 A gal. tm, . A Q -+-'ff-'vacuums-w...... --...M M - Q 111.1-,W -fp.-.f..1-v..,.s .mf .... , N'-'linabuqq vii 1 Diana Abbott Tommy Badger Beverly Beck Shelby Blanks Reba Byrum Dick Carter Catherine Church Mary Frances Connel' Mary Ann Dale Faye Ellington Patsy Farris Richard Faulkner Mary Gee MEMBERS Patricia Gholson Ginger Greene Nancy Gwynn Katy Lou Hannon Ann Harper Teddy Hart Marie Hope Barbara Holmes Charles Johnson Martha Kittrell Carol Ann King Anne Laws Charlotte Mixon Annella Moore Robert Neal Raymond Newman Betty Oakley Bill Page Pat Page Robert Parker Peggy Pernell Marie Powell Ferebee Pulliam Nancy Rawles Anne Robertson Alva Terrell Agnes ,flflrfvre ?ufure Zfeachers 61116 The Future Teachers Club helps its members to learn more about the teaching profession and educates them for better community service. Certificates of Merits are awarded for points earned by help given teachers, or work done on community and personal proiects, Four students from the i956 club attended the State Con- vention. OFFICERS ANNE LAWS ,-.,,,. cc,,c,,,u7.v,,,,,c, BEVERLY BECK ..... SHELBY BLANKS ....,cc ROBERT NEAL .......ccc MISS HELEN WILKIN President President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor library Hrfuuvil Left : Shirley Nowell Marian Acrey Rose Faulkner Faye Adams luanita Grammar RlQl'1T: Marie Hope Nancy Finch Ann Harper June Watkins Jlflmogram gfllb Below Martha Smiley Mary Smith Below Barbara Holmes Carolyn MISS EVELYN Jackie Gupton Royster KILPATRICK Below Janet Pearce Lucy Stallings Shirley Bowen, Below Delores Hope Teddy Hart Diana Ab Bonnae Bowen bott Sandra Mclver Nn.-- I? x.'f kg4 ' w--U.. 'Y' ev ' Aw Y , 'Ui f NN Y I R11 A .uf l i 7 l 4311?-.-ff l STANLEY ROBERSON JIMMY NETHERY PEGGY PERNELL COACH RED WILSON presidenf Vice Pregidenf Secretary-Treasure' Sponsor Nancy Acrey Maurice Allen C. B. Ayscue Tommy Badger Amoret Breland Dickie Carter Gerald Dickerson Q , Monogram gfllb The Monogram Club, made up ot students who have earned letters by partici- pating in football, basketball, baseball, track, cheerleading, or by serving as managers for one ot these sports, is organized to promote good sportsmanship and interest in all types of athletics, The club has initiated the plan to award gold tootballs, basketballs, and baseballs to the Senior members of each team. Also, a trophy will be given to each team and this is to be used as a compliment to the outstanding performance of one ot the players. Billy Edmonds Richard Faulkner Rose Faulkner Dick Frazier Bobby Gupton Andrew Harper Ann Harper Alvin Hartness MEMBERS Lu Harvin Morris Hedgepeth Marie Hope Danny House Shelby Hughes M. J. Jackson Charlie Johnson Bobby Lockemy Elmo Murphy Robert Neal Raymond Newman Al Passavant Ferebee Pulliam Tommy Richardson Nancy Rodwell Tony Rogers Billv Royster E 1 . in lN Y'l7T ' ' . . --1 11-Q. Q-v. .f- . 3' ' r , K- if --'hgawfa-, -fm .,. gf .. Wire- ' 43 .' avg-1,f4,,, .ff -i as Y, .-,. -N - 41. 'sun- Charles Smith Alva Terrell Andrew Terrell Barton Tuck Kay Weathers William White Owen Wright 1' ' ,,,,. .1 ' -.,,,. 3, ,,C.i.., W Q , J X, 'P . vf' N cpm Q ' X5- , 'Q-'MV J V, .Tl-nu lbw N. .M Ya 'WW' 3 , Tommy Badger Dickie Carter Charles Cafes Bruce Chappell John Body Crudup Richard Faulkner Dick Frazier Arnom Harris George Harrison Bill HarT Key 61116 MEMBERS Pele Hart Al Harfness Lu Harvin Danny House SCOTT Hughes Charles Loughlin Robert Neal Jimmy Nerhery Edwin Payne Bobby Pearce Tommy Richardson Sfan Roberson Lennie Swanson Al Taylor Alva Terrell Andrew Terrell Barton Tuck William While Ray Woodlief Owen Wrighl 11111 ,. mi. Q Key 611117 Officers W1-ffl tw. President WILLIAM WHITE Vice President LUCIUS HARVIN Secretary-Treasurer DICK FRAZIER The Key Club is composed of The 'Key boys in our school. IT is sponsored by The Kiwanis Club and is designed To serve The school and community as do The Kiwanians. The prime obiectives of The club are: to develop initiative, leadership, character, and The experience and practical education that will help members find a place in life. The Key Club has made its mark on The school in ThaT it has won The Finer Henderson High School award Two years straight. Annually, it sponsors several projects in order to make money for The betterment ot The school. This club is only a small part of The many Key Clubs in our nation Today. IT holds annual district and international conventions and has been represented in The Dis- Trict Convention Tor The past several years. The Key Club is serving The community, inasmuch as iT has become a drill ground for community leadership and service. coAcH PIESTRAK Sponsor ll if i I 1 T gi ji Il ti ll ii ,I Che Girls ' Athletic Association l l Sl 'z luv KT? .c ROSE FAULKNER SHELBY HUGHES BETTY WRIGHT RUTH FAULKNER President Vice President Secretary Treasurer as s ll Diana Abbott Ferebee Abbott Margaret Abbott Marian Acrey Nancy Acrey Faye Adams Eugenia Allen Betsy Badger Betsy Bowen Shirley Bowen Amoret Breland Barbara Carter Peggy Cates Patricia Cobb Betty Collins Mary Ann Dale Carol Eaves Ernestine Edwards Rose Faulkner Ruth Faulkner Nancy Finch Shirley Fleming Julia Floyd Carol Fuller Juanita Grammer Pat Grissom Pat Gupton Nancy Gwynn Ann Harper Pat Hart Teddy Hart Shirley Hayes Rachel Hedgepeth Betsy Hicks Barbara Holmes Marie Hope Margie House Ann Hoyle Shelby Hughes Carol Ann King Martha Klttrell Susan Leathers Frances Lewis Kay Mabry Virginia Matthews Rosalind McGhee Barbara Mitchell Betty Nicholson Shirley Nowell Mary H. Overton Martha Parham Tempe Parker Judy Passavant Nancy Patterson Jane Pearce Marie Pearce Shirley Pearce Carolyn Peoples Rita Peoples Frances Perry 'W JULIA FLOYD MISS SHEARIN Point Recorder Sponsor Jerry Perry Addria Proctor Barbara Proctor Carolyn Puckett Ferebee Pulliam Nancy Rawles Joyce Raynor Joan Roberson Nancy Rodwell Phyllis Seaman Marilyn Sellars Jenny Temple Nancy Wallace June Watkins Kay Weathers Nancy White Priscilla Woodlief Marie Wortham Betty Wright Eleanor Wright -no-4 i SFT? . 01- pan! 405' 1 ,V sf lf, -- -Tir, Q V 32... W., 1 'E r Q 1 ggslgyr, ssl- A-WE?-'ta..sj2? . l A ..., - f nfs , ' 4 is l , .. iff l 1 i l,'l ' . T 'J' sh 6 Z, . .4 4 as ' 'n-fn ' ru- Q F' 'M T-ny? it 9 ,-, of-mg 1 5 Y I , f . Qu 1 1-a'?,f f..' ...f,,-,- , ,, A ,..,. 1 V ...w qw' f'. t'xiMu-405 sjaimgg ' . fi' WT: b ml will ,X in A Q .4 . 1 w , . 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V, ' ' N .71 . -waannadfi-ww' 'W'-'Q' f '- w-- -v4 '- Phan 6'312p vm' I M, . sf- ' . -..--. 3 7 m ax Qi z . 2 Tri , g, 'cya-. , I 3,5 if T 'Y 19652 in X , I N1 'e -nj juuivr Red Kress The Junior Red Cross is composed of Two represenTaTives from each home- room. Miss Gay Fitzgerald is The club sponsor. Each year The Junior Red Cross sponsors a drive To raise funds Tor The organ- izaTion. This year 540.00 was raised in The drive. AcTiviTies during The year include filling ChrisTmas boxes Tor The needy, helping paTienTs in The veTerans' hospitals, and various aid programs. Marian Acrey Donald Adams Shirley Bowen Joseph Clark W. C. Clay Dora Anne Fuller BeTTy Harris Sophie HarT Delores Hope ScoTT Hughes Gwen Jackson BuTch Johnson MargareT Jones Mary Ann Jordan Carol Ann King Daisy MaTThews Ben Mixon Raymond Newman Mary Helen OverTon Janet Pearce Thomas 'Peoples Adria ProcTer Fred Rankin Nancy Rawles Harold Ross Donald Snow Henry STrause Phillip STrause Jenny Temple Wofford Thomas Carolyn Thomerson WalTer Vaughan Jerry WhiTe T7 President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer CHARLES CATES HARTWELL HIGHT CATHERINE CHURCH Drrecfor T HEARNE Qf' w , . 'X .Q DRUM MAJORS: Robert Neal, Bruce Chappell. MAJORETTES: Reba Byrum, Catherine Church, Annella Moore, Nancy Evans, Kathy Bussey, Nancy Gwynn. FLAGBEARERS: Teddy Hart, Beverly Beck, Diana Abbotl, Ruth Faulkner. 4 'O'v Q'-'P '4 Diana Abbott Eugenia Allen Martha Allen Norman Arey Judy Ayscue Betsy Badger Van Barden Beverly Beck J. C. ell Nancy Bell Amoret Breland Brenda Bryan Melanie Bryan Anne Burwell Cathy Bussey Reba Byrum Dick Carter Faye Carter June Casper Charles Cates Bruce Chappell Catherine Church Jimmy Collins Mary F. Connell Mary Ann Dale Becky Daniel W' Q + .xv- David Dodd Carol Eaves Nancy Evans Patsy Farris Ruth Faulkner Betty Fowler Mary Gee Ginger Greene Florence Grissom Larry Grissom Mickey Grissom Nancy Gwynn George Hall T4 1-1 Henderson ffzgl KatieL Hannon Phyllis Hensley Bobby Harper Barbara Harrison Pat Hart Sophia Hart Teddy Hart Al Hartness Judy Hearne Hartwell Hight Judith Hight Betsy Hicks Gayle Hicks 'A .',j4x34.gf.1.,g, . f Q , - :xi J' Haw v-2' il..4,..,,, ,Y . V l x 7 X A 41-1 A., - i...,-lp . :H ' f N--.. AL-g1lIl'-- .my- lS'cl10vl Hand Horner Hicks Shelby Hughes Carolyn Jones Marsha Jordan Becky Lane Anne Laws Susan Leathers Ralph Mason Lois Miller Sandra Miller Charlotte Mixon Barbara Mitchell Annella Moore .1 sf! ' Posmvfw N0 smoiime f i i l i -ar H 'F' .. 'M 'li 1123 i--L,,,. , L PP l -5353 'if as if-stil' s , 1 A, Robert Neal John Nelson Richard Noel Betty Oakley Jane Overman Billy Page Pat Page Tempe Parker Whit Parham Judy Passavant Scott Peace Jane Pearce Bobby Pernell a , Q... , laalq,q,J Edwin Pernell Jerry Perry Addria Proctor Barbara Proctor Carolyn Puckett Lawrence Pulliam Nancy Ravvles Ellen Roberson Mary Roberson Phyllis Seaman Marilyn Sellars Marion Short Pat Shuman Bobby Sneed ff P'--nut Q, 5 3 11 .av-'fe' 1 xg! - Xs Dotty Stegall Henry Strause Philip Strause Barbara Tanner John Thomas Carolyn Tucker John Wallace Alice Walters Clora Wilkerson John Woodlief Ray Woodlief Betty Wright Wes Young Jere Zollicoffer gtwxqx, First row: Hartwell Hight, M. J. Jackson, Billy Royster. Second row: J. B. Raynor, Thomas Roberson, Tommy Richardson. U16 15,115 Drivers With the aid of the North Carolina Department of Highway Safety, the bus drivers have had an excellent record for the past few years. This year an additional amount of work was put forth in order to better familiarize the drivers with their duties and responsibilities. Twelve hours ot invaluable instruction by Mr. AI Howell furnished the necessary basic training for all the old and new drivers in Vance County. The class was held in the Henderson High School auditorium during the early tall. The bus drivers ot Vance County ask each ot you, as drivers of North Carolina, to please obey the ten commandments ot driving. puomfians .n ' ni, o 1 w i 43 , 11 I. on .W I5 In 0 li 2011 1223211 1521.11 D A aria 5 Y 43553 if . A x V I' ' . r XXXEA K A uv ,I X, .,..- V f.1,AJ36z1, klkx i f '.9!f QI, - wtm x iff, M ,C N 15 l II I l l l L Sports Edifors l BARTON TUCK BILLY ROYSTER They knew where The ball was rolling and stayed wifh if. I l l I I I i l I I 1 , W . . , 'X.-'I ' .- U,-w lh ., - ..,. J , Business Manager-CHARLES CATES Pep Pac Staff Assisfanf Business Manager-BRUCE CHAPPELL These Two really had Their hands full keeping Track of The ads ancl bills for us, but They did a swell job. 'lex Sponsor MISS KATHLEEN WARD J 1 Q 1 1' RY? .-M., .. 'hir- Senior Editors BETTY COLLINS NANCY ACREY There isn'T rnuch these Two don't know about you seniors, you can rely on ThaT!!! h V-.. I . ....-r..Y7e.,V-,'.Y. ,,,,,,.v Edifor-in-Chief RUTH FAULKN ER I lust sorta looked around and made sure it all got done. fs 4' 57 , .J t . 'I 'P rs..-9 . .f'. f'r2' f fflwz- U11-J., .L . ,.,.,...--.-.,.. .L .-..u...,..-.. ..... - '56 Feature Editors NANCY RODVVELL FRANCES REAVIS You want variety? We'll see what we can do about it, they said. V. l '- t Circulation Manager BILLY WRIGHT your annual. Art Editor TOMMY BADGER Have you noticed his rats? He insisted on them, Photographer BOBBY PEARCE Assistant Photographer DICKIE CARTER They took and developed almost all the pictures in this book. We think they're ter- rific! He handled all your orders and made sure you got t VM .aynfwyj wilnl, I r l J 4 i l l s i ,A r I 1 l i l ll '55 The Bulldog Staff, with Nell as head supervisor and general overseer, has come forth with many new ideas for their paper. They have put a new face on the regular Bulldog paper by making it more compact, and then have added a weekly paper called the Bulldog Bullcession which handled all the gossip around school. Miss Hughes has done a grand job as sponsor. ANNELLA MOORE Editor-in-Chief U5 i-N wi was-uf l NANcY FrNcH l Club Page Editor ,. l 15 X, wa ' rl : at K. r if w N l K' if L M PHiLiP stRAusE BILLY PAGE AUCE WALTER5 Bugjnegg Manager Front Page and Exchange Editor Second Page Edlfof MARIE HOPE PEGGY PERNELL Fourfh page Edifor Fourth and Sixth Page Editor '95 K- ir, 'X ' r Him 'qv HOMEROOM REPORTERS Seated: Catherine Church Margie House Kathy Bussey Betsy Badger Becky Lane Carol Fuller Standing: Pat Page Rose Faulkner Charles Smith Jerry Zollicoffer Gail Cowan HOMEROOM REPORTERS Seated: Mary F. Connell Charlie Loughlin Reba Byrum Nancy Gwynn Mary Gee Patricia Gholson Standing: Bernard Mills Marie Hope Barbara Proctor Eugene Barnes Nancy Finch , ft. , 'i iam' - 1 an - 1---' L I ig- by vs Y 'Fl-Q ROBERT PARKER SHIRLEY THOMPSON Advertising Manager Circulation Manager ROBERT NEAL Ph otographer fly .Z ,, ' ' STANLEY ROBERSON Assistant Sports Editor SONYA JENKINS Typist ' qt 4 KVM I . 4 1' ' Q.. 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J, I 'xg' -. v ' I ix I l I N Q 151 D , Q .73 Q. i .l if lf ,1 I l l l Basketball ill Bobby Pearce Tommy Hannon li Bill Han' 5 Billy Roysler fi I l l 4 r 9 l l Uzcy Stuck Milf if ?r1ur years gddfbdff Ernie Hux Charlie Johnson Bobby Lockemy William While li l ,l i l5'aseI1all Owen Wrighf Barton Tuck 1 f COACH WILSON Since convincing him that this was the best school after all, and having completed one year as Head Football Coach with us, we were fortunate in having Coach Shirley S. Red Wilson back again this year. QM X- Coach Wilson was graduated from Madison f High School, Madison, North Carolina and re- A A ceived his B. S. degree at Davidson. He has held coaching positions at Selma, Henderson, South 4 Norfolk, and Henderson again. Our hat's off to ,- 2 5, , Coach Wilson for a truly great year of football. l i :lb-. iii? X l. '1,'uu'::x ' COACH SHEARIN Miss Dorothy Shearin, our fine girls' athletic director, graduated from John Graham High School in Warrenton, North Carolina. She attended East Carolina College, where she received her A. B. degree in Physical Education. She later became the head of the Physical Educa- tion Department in the New Hanover High School in Wilmington, North Carolina. Then came the lucky break for Henderson. She accepted a posi- tion here and since her arrival the girls' basket- ball team has had many successful years. COACH PIESTRAK After graduating from Wilkes Barre High School in Pennsylvania, Coach Emil S. Piestrak served in the Air Force and played professional basketball and baseball. Coach Piestrak attended East Carolina College, where he received his Master of Arts degree. He is now completing his second year at Hender- son High, and we think he has done a swell iob in leading the boys' basketball and baseball teams to many victories. f '4'?wN'5 l!lln fills x Tw R V fag? X 1, 9 A 'I wwe? -F., 1, f - x 'gk' am? f , kt 01,142 aff: :w,,,.fQx,,,a7,Z,4:!: Manga, Azfgfi ,M Nw 1 'HRW ZWIWKVSR gn INF: -4 0 , - A 11 f 1 , ' 1 -. -. ms. , , . Avi' '9 'Qin sf -?'Qol..x -p Other ffcadlincrs v . X . D.. .wen v.. qvdgr' XL, nets-fm 4 5. ,..- ,W ' s ' ,. f .T.A 1 -' 9 U- - 7 : ,..- ilsf J ... W5 W, T ,: t9 'Jr ,qhfieisr ,Elf giglfaulxfs in: gs ,Q, I' -ur Mar' naman N - - XV, QHMA. -- , 4 i 4 l E. . t- 9. 1. ,. T . .1 , . ,ur ,... ,R A: . ,qrfii it ii l i is U ii li i, 1 i li il i,...f-fit 'l il . r ul, Q . YJ . 1 1? .4 .i v,,,.. Hz 1 ,ii ZH 'v ' ' l 'M I S9 ' xii' F 1 Q -'K 4 faqs, v W t - 1- M' U... i ' ' Q 4: M ' as - s -L , ,.,,, ,. -'-w-f 'O-'62 2 ,nan 45-'D wr' -2 l W4 First row, left to right: Richard Faulkner, Harvey Oxendine, Doc White, Tommy Badger, Emory Taylor, Al Taylor, Lucius Harvin, Andrew Terrell, Ernie Hux, Jimmy Nethery. Second row: Charles Johnson, John Boddie Crudup, Al Hendricks, C. B. Ayscue, Hollis Harris, Tommy Richardson, Stanley Roberson, Ray Wynn, Durwood Johnson, Alva Terrell. Third row: Dick Frazier, Billy Edmonds, Danny House, W. C. Clay, Pete Hart, Lawrence Kearson, Andrew Harper, Al Passavant, Fred Rankin, Robert Pegram. Fourth rcw: Al Hartness, Gary Fleming, Dean Stainback, Ralph Ross, Maurice Allen, Bobby Lockemy, Arthur Cates, Tony Roberson, Dick Carter, Jimmy Adams, Fifth row: Tony Rogers, Nl, J. Jackson, Horace Rober- son, John Church, Billy Davidson, Wade Renn, J. B. Gee, Jerry Delbridge. 1 all ' Henderson .......... E27 Selma -- .. O Henderson ..,... 6 Graham - O Henderson ....,..u,.,. i3 Roxlooro ................ N20 Henderson ........,u.. 13 Oxford Grphanage -- O Henderson .....u.,.,.. oi Durham Northern .... O Henderson ,,,,,..,..,, 47 Durham Southern .... O Henderson ..,......... 53 Hillsboro .,....... .- 0 Henderson ............ 7 Raleigh ..-J8 Henderson ,oo,o,,.,,,, 22 Chapel Hill - -- O du.: Henderson ..,. .c.-.26 Oxford .... 6 1 3 u n 4 F I 5 ff 245: , 47' f 1 ZEQAA .f f ,,. ,M 3. -- V wwe 'UE' xxx ff! ,rf 'X -. 4 Kia- QZLJ QTEK mx X Y.. Y 7Q VX ,vw X1- 7f ffff ffw KQX ..-.ffx f :iii ll Z ff , If fx' gf fp aff X f X if -S- , 44241 Nlwfwmhl M N xx Iwi X ?mXMw,4Q 1 Vlf' 1- v E2 Tx l 7 Q-J! Q l I we nf? xx, . , W e .,.. . QSM- in QR' NSE' ,,.. -N -Q 1 nga M 4 - 53 f . , Y s a- an r 5 , rr ,- 5 l ,af , wh ' 9 ,Sl 60, , H2133 - ISM.. ,XL5 ' , Q, rr ,Q A-la r x 1 l lllmu .L-!zt 1 Rivet , an 1 -3' 1 , lk' . 1 if +2 I l C' 1 ,?' XHQ F'-rw f -' V 1 ...,,,,, ,, 'm n , ,n tl 1 . 2 l f 'cs W -555 ,gk iw . . . 1 yr f Q5 if ,V r. . , .V -W JQL an W' 2, ' an : P gs' -w e Q. Y Q5 1 S. -, .15-f 5,-1 . , fl, J w A . gil gr A, Q Q rf ? , , ,, ,rip :ff as f X f., ,. 4. , , , , ,.. Harvey Oxendine, Bill Hart, Tommy Hannon. Second row: First row: Danny House, Bruce Chappell, Tommy Richardson, Bobby Pearce, Billy Royster, AI Passavant, W, A. Currin, Lawrence Kearson. Third row: Billy Stone, Morris Heclgepeth, Pete Hart, Arnom Harris, Coach Pieslrak. J -f ff V V ,. , ,..,n..., 1 1 4 Managers A I1 ' J yuuivr Varsity ,gil kefffrzll J ' F ' M.-.1 1 . 'f 1' A W ' - , A ,nuns q-.gnu .: af.-A., xl .uw y n-ns! ' ai i 51 ' gf' My Q . L1 is N-5 ,, l,-.41 1 B -sung- i First row, left to right: Gene Adcock, Wade Renn, Lester Peedin, Malcolm Burris, Vance Parrish. Second row: Al Taylor, George Harrison, Gary Fleming, Barney Geoghegan, Edwin Payne, John Crudup. Third I'OW 1 Ray Wynn, Allen Rodwell, Joe Clark, Willard Delbridge, Scott Hughes, Tommy Crudup, Manager. 912' hmm lgrzskvfball ? 55 I-,bg -.y,'Y1 1lVZi lylfluzlvzr ? 'mg-af' -1: ,LP 1 o ' u f ' First row, left to right: Wes Young, Jimmy Adams, Phil row: Arthur Cates, John Jackson, W. C, Clay, Johnny row: J. B. Gee, Jimmy Tarrant, Tony Robertson, Johnny Finch, Bernard Mills, Manager. Haskins, Norman Arey, Dickie Twisdale. Second Newton, Mickey Grissom, Phil Johnston. Third Church, Lawrence Pulliam, Jere Zollicotter, Jack ,Iliff ' Girl? Kaskefbal! Zfeam Team Mascot ELAINE PULLIAM DOOKIE Co-Captains RUTH FAULKNER ROSE FAULKNER Managers PAT HART NANCY ACREY First row: Ruth Faulkner, Shelby Hughes, Eugenia Allen, Rose Faulkner, Ferebee -Pulliam, Amoret Breland. Second row: Nancy Rodvvell, Nancy Gwynn, Eleanor Wright, Kay Weathers, Betty Wright. Third row: Pat Gupton, Gwen Jackson, Frances Reavis, Julia Floyd, Miss Shearin. Q 1'9 Y, K s V W N si, ,fl y3 4A, , f 0 , . xf.nQh5 ,g .iQg1:N1'!L 14 Q: 5, i, ,,, -,, V997 A V -Zi If . 1-S . ',, w hair ,nf qi Q - 1 .' 1 Q Q U fi' .45 o lv Q 14 3 N 'M n ,ffm--C TOMMY HANNON WADE RENN as ,, N. f A ' ,, V. -Y - M , Qfkrvs?-K , 1 .1 ,li Coach PIESTRAK - lim... - , jd' jaw - OWEN WRIGHT HARVEY OXENDINE E E X W W W fur- . -M S . 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Second rovv: Marian Acrey, Mary Helen Overton. .ma -wxlvrf .,. ,, - its ff W' ,K , C 'ff' ' , 1 mf , es. s- werfmf me - an it l rf' -4 M ' 21 -.- K . ' ,,,.. . , f - W if X' -.:., 4, . V fw . ' ff . '-xii , ' ' Y ,QM , ,.,.,-. ,, , v.ff ,V .M XA, I. , i I 22? J W V V: ws V xv M N v w P i 25 Ny .9 Qusen is' ffscvrfs T 5 Unites ., ..-., I 'Nsfr K . g 4 , , B' 2 :-'v 2 54 1 RAY ARNOM WOODLIEF HARRIS J .Qufm 5 Kaur! PHILLIP MARIAN JOHNSON ACREY GARY FLEMING 'v T X T T ,ANDREW BECKY TERRELL LANE CJ T L Q - W LSSEZTY FASYQEER H0'Wf0W'i 9 -QWW EUGENIA ALLEN BETTY ANN WRIGHT a 1178 5 --.1 353 THE GRAND Olf XJ N BAND ff' H , Y V-Y fl' X A V, G gf , D 0'-E '3U S af Q, W fi? 52 N2 4 ' M52 W. WN f y f i x mggxagy 4 Q I Vniiqii l fl' 5 yi' ' JT A' 'W A 3 i ll V A J 1 lg 7 , , 4 . H M A . . V, .,.,, L A , K! x W .,1' . W X - V g f , y H 5 ,AA A. A ,ff x g my 'V ' ' ...,, 4: ,,.,. , Q x 'Q , ,W ' 6 ' Q ,f ' . N if N 'H W: -f . ' 4 'IVF , V Wi, gi' S ll -J X AD ,Z Fyggcf ji Ek- L W ' 591-, CAND 77v'f STUNT NIGHT PMIVKS THAT APPEALED 'O S N P A 5 X, ? 4 5 Y -fi l' W E Q - 'fl ky l SWIOR PLAY N HO1yXECONlfNG DAY if 1 V, v YQAL A H f M- X , Y -i y x i ,fi fgg' ,Vs TP' ! pc Us C'V ' i at :nj ' 1+-'ff MA 6 ffflfm 15 mms JE i,, 'Q Wf WILL HAVE 7-H555 MOM5,vTS 779 REMEM 35,19 . Q ulzviflffg' Nik f '1 M P I ii' i . 1 s ' 5 , I A 1 w ', 1 L : 2 ' 1 , 2 x L' E . A 5 . F 1 ,- 2 . s 2 3 . 1 5 3 Q f r F iw F 1 3 . I1 A ,, a r I, il l 1 7 , Z il L E 9 41 fa 5 E f fi 15 lit i5 E: f mf ' 5 .Q li 5 I .- ' V in , 4 Q4 o :I 7' 'Y 5: .1 -z S f S we h. , ., ha , ,fm 1 5 Q 5' ' 1 W 2' 5 ,IN .- VI 4 .15 f . .li - We E'S -10- C T ROSE'S 5-10-2 c 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 coniidence and support. YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED AT Buying and Executive Offices in HENDERSON, N. C.. ORE HENDERSON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. The Leading Furnifure S'rore in This Sec+ion Leads Again Wi+h 'rhe Leading Lines of Furni+ure, Rugs, Linoleum, Frigidaire Appliances, Easy and Speed Queen Washers, and Many Ofher Hems +o Make 'rhe Home Comforlable. DIAL 7I37 HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA DRINK Com plimenfs of Where Ouali+y SG. is +he Trademark HENDERSON, N.C. ROBER-I'SON'S GULF SERVICE W. W. ROBERTSON, Prop. Prin+ers - Office OuHiHers Pianos - Musical lns+rumen+s Cameras - Gif'rs - Novellies HENDERSON, N.C. Phone 3424 Washing - Lubricafion Tire Service Gulf Tires and Ba+'reries Phone 5I09 500 S. Garneil' Sfreef Tom Sawyer Boys' Wear GRADY'S VARSITY MEN'S sl-lop The Friendly Clorhier MEN'S AND YOUNG MEN'S CLOTHING AND SPORTSWEAR WEBB'S Henderson Shoe S+ore 11-1-1 111.- Home of Na+ionally Adverfised Shoes for +he Enfire Family Complimenls of J. w. JENKINS, INC. VA'-ET CLEANERS Your SANITONE Cleaner Dial 4 HENDERSOlXI,6N.C. NORTH CAROLINA'S CLEAR CHANNEL STATION ON 890 KC The Na'I'ion's Top Shows From Mulual Associafed Press News 'From +he WHNC-FM Newsroom WHNC-FM Produced Live Programs of Local In'reres'I' High Fideliry Transcriplion Libraries for Enioying I'he World's Finesl' Music WHNC 890 KC ALL DAY . . . EVERY DAY WHNC-FM FULL TIME Owned and Operalecl by THE HENDERSON RADIO CORPORATION 0 Nafhan Frank, Presidenl' VANCE FURNITURE CO., INC. Complefe Home Furnishing 325 S. Garneff Sfreei' Dial 39II Cash or Easy Terms HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA 'l. SANFORD MILLING COMPANY, INC. of Henderson HIGH GRADE FLOUR AND FEEDS SNOW FLAKE ir HARTNESS CHOICE WHITE HERON SOUTHERN BELLE Phone 4526 INSURANCE Complimenfs of All KIr1dS of LOANS HARDWARE COMPANY LOAN AND INSURANCE we SELL HARDWARE CQ. AND enve SATlSFACTION M, W, Weden PM PRITCHARD'S MOBIL SERVICE Phone 7I I5 24 Hour Road Service Dial 4638 HI-WAY TERMINAL MOBIL GAS AND OIL Bes+ Wishes CompIimenI's of +o SOUTHSIDE +I1e Seniors of '56 DRUG COMPANY WATKINS Sou+h WiIIiams S+ree+ HARDWARE COMPANY PHONE 5I28 Henderson, N.C. CompIimenI's From CAPITOL RESTAURANT FAMOUS SEA Eoons and SIZZLING STEAKS Complimenis of AMERICAN COFFEE SHOP 4 STEAKS FRIED CHICKEN MOTOR SALES Try Us for Quick and Courfeous Service Our Very Bes+ Wishes 'ro You FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN HENDERSON HENDERSON, N.c. Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF I956 and Our Besf Wishes THE NEW VANCE HOTEL CompIe+eIy Renova'recI CRYSTAL DINING ROOM Where Henderson Dines T. G. BROWN, Mgr. CompIimen+s of ROTH-STEWART CO. HENDERSON, N.C. LADIES' 0 MEN'S C BOYS' Finer Wearing Apparel VISIT OUR COLLEGE SHOP CompIimen+s of CARTER PAINT 81 WALLPAPER CO. 247 E. Monfgomery S+. LEGG-PARHAM Buick Sales and Service GUARANTEED USED CARS CITY CLEANERS Dial 34I6 I26 Horner SI'ree+ HENDERSON, N.C. CHRISTIAN-HARWARD FU RN ITU RE COMPANY 'K COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS DIaI 47I9 M. E. WHITMORE, INC. TASTEE-FREEZ GMC TRUCKS America's Favorife SALES SERVICE Frozen Desseri U.S. I Nor+I1 BOB and HAZEL Henderson, N.C. Compliments of 'K HENDERSON COTTON MILLS HARRIET COTTON MILLS CAT ES ADVISIHI DIAL 5318 ADVISOR xsxxxgxxxxxx ss,,sxxxxxxuxXh Ang-.., Q,,.e,PQ---. f Q,- -,O 'I f . fe-.. as -.LI fa- S .L fm! H Z :ws ' ' m f INSURANCIIW INSURANCE I !- ' 'JJ :U 5 I 0 f I , I I . I , I . 2 2 5 5 2 I' '.. .J f ,I Q.. .lf 'I '-.. ..- ' ' 'I 4 '------- 'r - ilu! 4:57 shin t xo.. hxxxxxxxxsgssss ' xxxxxxussx ISI' Floor Vickery Building 3l I S. GarneH' SI'ree+ soun-:ERN AUTO VANCE COAL 81 PARTS CO' LUMBER CO., INC 4-I4 S. Garne++ S+., Henderson, N.C. Ma+eriaI Your :1Yelfi'2rg?iIgo:g:IlDeaIer Dial BIZ I4l Horner Sfreei' HENDERSON. N.C. Jobbers on Aufo Paris and Tires DAVIS CompIimen+s of EFIRD'S HENDERSON DEPARTMENT STORE BUSINESS COLLEGE ICourses in, --1 JR. ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC HOME OF EXCITING ' VALUES Day and Nngh+ School ComplimenI's of PEARCE ELECTRIC MACHINE CO. Henderson, N.C. CONTINENTAL HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Manufacfurers of CHILDREN'S HOSIERY On Komel Linlcs and Links Machines Henderson, N.C. WILSON ELECTRIC COMPANY CONTRACTOR - ELECTRICAL PLUMBING - HEATING Phone 5024 2I7 William Sireei' Hel 'n +o Build P' 9 CITY Q 0 gyzQerC'a1Qlu1g- sERvlcE STATION THROUGH: RECAPPING and VULCANIZING 0 Agricul+ural Developmeni' 0 Communi+y Improvemen+ 0 Indusfrial Expansion CAROLINA POWER 81 LIGHT COMPANY B. M. NEWMAN'S GROCERY Groceries - Feeds - Seeds Phone 3I I5 Phone 3I I6 HENDERSON We Welcome You Complimenrs of ASHWORTH 81 PERRY MOTOR CO. CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service Henderson, N.C. GEN E'S TV SERVICE I I I2 Nicholas Sheer Phone 49I7 WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS RADIO AND TV SETS THE HENDERSON GROCERY MELROSE FLOUR POCAHONTAS FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Del Monfe Producfs TIP TOP FOOD STORES Every Day Low Prices OWNED AND OPERATED BY LOCAL MEN Besf Wishes THE SENIORS OF '56 Henderson Franlzlinfon Raleigh HENDERSON DRUG CO. Across From S.A.L. S'Ia+ion Phone 4I58 The S'Iore of Courresy and Service BRING US YOUR PRESCRIPTION Founfain Service Sodas Sandwiches Candy O. B. MOORE Insurance and Real Es+a+e Mu+uaI Reduces Your Insurance Cos'I's HENDERSON Dial 47I3 7-8 Embassy Building Complimenfs of CAROLINA BAGGING COMPANY ll' HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA HENDERSON DRUG CO. I Across from S.A.L. Siahon Phone 4l58 THE STORE OF COURTESY AND SERVICE Bring Us Your Prescrip+ion Founrain Service Sodas Sandwiches Candy DALE'S TV SERVIC E We Service AII Makes and Models Radio and TV Se+s Complimenfs of WH ITE HOUSE R ESTAU RAN T 'We Serve +he Besf From Land and Sea WESTERN STEAKS SPECIALTY We Welcome You and All Your Friends 'For Your Parries Phone 4822 PAGE DRUG CO., INC. Where QuaIi+y and Service Uni+e MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE 3I34- PHONE - 3I34 HENDERSON VU LCANIZING COMPANY Motorola TV 4 GOODYEAR TIRES AND BATTERIES NORGE APPLIANCES G R E Y ll 0 by You Pay And Ge? A So MII' Besj' Wishes 'I'o 'rhe Seniors TRIANGLE of '56 FABRIC SHOP PARKER DRUG COMPANY YOUR RExALL DEALER Triangle Shopping Cen+er Norlina Road HENDERSON, N. C. l'r's Smar'r 'io Sew Congra+ula+ions, Seniors HARRIS AND DANIEL SERVICE STATIONS ESSO GAS AND OIL Compiimenrs of BLACKBURN'S Embassy Ti1ea+re Building HENDERSON, N. C. 2 , ,513 QJ ROSE OIL COMPANY GASOLINE AND ou. DlsTRlBuToRs if Ross GIN 8. SUPPLY COMPANY FARM SUPPLIES - COTTON BUYERS Don'+ Forgel Us We Wan'I' Your Trade B. P. ROSE GEORGE A. ROSE, JR. CHARLES P. ROSE ELECTRIC MODERN PRODUCTS COMPANY BEAUTY SHOPPE Specializing in Hair Sfyling and Hair Coloring Telephone 40l8 I3I Soufh Garne'H' S1'ree+ Henderson, Norfln Carolina ZQ4 Garne-ff 5+,.ee+ FRIGIDAIRE ZENITH QVER QLAMQR 5HQp The Home of BeHer Values LEGGETT'S DEPT. STORE, INC. N EWMAN'S WHOLESALE GROCERY DisI'ri bu'I'or STATESVILLE FLOUR AND FEEDS GROCERIES AND TOBACCO Phone 4I36 HENDERSON. NORTH CAROLINA SERVICE STATION MEN SHOP Dealers in Fires+one Tires and BaH'eries In Downfown Henderson FINE MEN CLOTHES COMPLETE BANKING SERVICES MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK THE COMMERCIAL 81 INDUSTRIAL BANK OF HENDERSON Member FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION CITIZENS BANK 81 TRUST COMPANY X' HENDERSON, N.C. The Leading Bank in This Sec+ion Since I889 We Wan+ Your Busines FARMERS AND ALSTON WAREHOUSE Give Us il Tesf and You Wi See Bring Us 'rhe Resf If PHONE 5628 YOUR CHEVROLET DEALER Eveready Io Serve I WOOLARD'S Your HeaII'I1 and Beaufy CenI'ers GARNETT STREET-RALEIGH ROAD Congra+uIa're You and Hope Io Con+inue Io Be of Phone 5' I7 Service Io You I TURNER'S MAKET Meafs Groceries GRILL YOU RING AND WE BRING VANCE TRUCKING COMPANY. INC. Insured Mo+or Carriers ESTABLISHED I936 -:- INCORPORATED I938 HOME OFFICE : DABNEY ROAD H ENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA Complimenfs of VANCE COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION I RENN HALE Helping +0 Build COMPANY . . Men's Wear The LiHIe Sfore of Big Values Through: 'I' AGRICULTURAL DEVELOPMENT 'I' COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT Complimenfs of 'I' INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION FREEZEMAID CAR0'-'NA DAIRY BAR POWER 8: LIGHT COMPANY S ed Righi' From Ihe Freez A I x ir' gg N . . 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