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

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D RE HUND ETEEN NIN N N HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL HENDERSON, NORTH CAROLINA F ALMA MATER 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 And we leave this blessed shrine, We'11 win the victory and the right For Alma Mater And the blue and the white. 1 l he ' H -n l : L'Z,-eglibl A f I ' -VX 1- 3 -It I-77 E l lm , K . ., . ., K, Y -W 'Q .2.z'q-,. 6 ff ' 'Wil' M '-,.? : f , -rx: .ft Mil' -.r .Q .L , .21 v' 'E F- fl , w - : ' A -'E 'v' 1' V ' ,fp Ljj.-,s' 5 - vwvwmr- N MHEvLffH9 QD IQEECHQW Q NS? Fr-Usshmnlv ' GOLDEN MEMORIES Lfgull A272 'T 591,15 'B in ' ,A QE fix S N . i ' . : Q W , 553 ,Q YN 3-1 f , - 2 f I f 4 i 252 ' lf' Z X' A , S-ai-Sex '55 ,Ka -g..b.N162 01-se ,- llll ing Oil, . 1 1 f ' -f-f g :ff 2 3.? ,.mm, Q S - - qizf f-' n ? s W Q, f -tg, Q - f , H 1 : rv ' fe 2 , - - mv, Y .ae vm' Q. an- ? . 3 4 'Q f :A -mmf, 'Nw i, U xl f-asfxylrs ' ,iff ' TA ap, 5, 1 af . 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We are happy to pay tribute to one of these by dedicating our annual to a person instrumental in shaping the character of youth in a unique manner known only to her. In appreciation of her patience . . . in gratitude for her untiring efforts . . . and with a broader outlook of life due to her influence . . . this edition of the Pep Pac is dedicated to Miss Helen D. Wilkin, teacher and friend to countless students at a stage of life when memories are formed. i W' 32: 1 GLN 5' 'Q if-L Qs rf x.H5 vb X 113 I' X., XX' Q , . A, av , 7 -1' - vv s., I II lg- . xux -5. - J ,. I fi., - x ' I 5 X gig-1' ff I' 0, , . 'Eglin X' X ' ' . x n f 645 1 I f Q-f-a . w ,f JS? '- ' nr I 5-1-:M ' 4 vi , ,. ,A .' i A . '-t .v'fv: i' r fr, -1 ,V 'f-if-. .hw 55, Qs, .J A ,'-wr ufbl , , , W . X 1 - - j XXK . -M ' .as I . .-... .,. A X ' fm' iii' K , wi! ,I A . K in 1 ' 1' - 13 'Q-1.,'1?'?? 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P. , A Q 14 ' if' - -' . . 1- 1-Iwi' Sf,-',,v?hIf'3if-'1S'1!fXifEfh?2'-r'p? .15 L , Q, , 'M-Z fzt,'i:mf... lv. N: H ,., .H J I ,M N, ,. ,,, ,. ,,,:,Am.Y A Q 5 R ' K' ' ' ' 'Xb ' 7rri'f ci. A,-ex . e-.-.MY ' Mr' I5 f +:ff-fy 54 ?'??'em .ii Mr. F. D. Kesler ' Principal Henderson High School sfxi' Mr. W. D. Payne Superintendent Henderson City Schools 16 W W .ff , HENDERSON BOARD OF EDUCATION Seated left to right: B. A. Hartncss. A. C. Hoover, XV. D. Payne. Standing: O. H. Gwynn, A. V. Perry, R. C. Carter, T. XV. Ellis. Jr.. XV. Y. Bryan, J. C. Pinncll. Not shown J. C. Folger. 1+-if .DDD 655.-A' ' -7 Mrs. Dorothy Allen, Mr. Emil Piestrak Mr. Vi!! 6,S!tQQM:lZ5x9i MQ, Mr. Billy Williams 14 0 Ii! ,jp V. C41 .,gZ '--' ,Q-fe!-1 : In .147 ,V I I 'J W ,ll U ide., M4 ,PHYSICAL EDUCATION A ,K . Wg Z' COMMERCIAL SOCIAL SCIENCE Miss Kathleen Ward Mrs. Grace Vickery Miss Helen Wilkin ' Mrs. Bonnie Davis Mrk. Martha Howes Mr. R. B. Harrison Mrs. Evelyn Pernell Mrs. Virginia Cobb fe SCIENCE r HOME ECONOMICS ENGLISH , K Mrs. Margaret Glover Miss Peggy Moore Miss Peggy Stanton MATHEMATICS FOREIGN LANGUAGES AND ENGLISH Mrs. Elizabeth Varney Mrs. Elizabeth Bowen Miss Elizabeth Hughes I Mrs. Jessie Clarke .5 Mrs. Helen Barnes Mrs. Ne11a Holden Mr. W. T. Hearne PIANO BAND WMM? , g - TX Q ATS E: a K 52 AN 'EEL A XRS :13 'I as K X if Q X5 1. Y A wig 1 'g.f N -k'K5 DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION LIBRARIAN TREASURER Mrs, Juanita Bowser Mrs. Mabel Young Mrs. Ethel Knott :rl 'J I-9.4-if ,. Y an n :shim - ' liikiflgggg Q , t L 3 A g -I K, -1 'V ff .-.ff ' 3 fx S ai ,, E g ,1 A v -i . 1 1, fM,,.v -:,SfSi+ V ' risk cuiars of 1958 PRISCILLA FAYE ADAMS Faye Red hair, good disposition, This is Faye's composition. Latin Club 1,23 G.A.A. 1,23 Library Council 2,3,4Q Vice President 43 Homeroom Officer 23 Dramatics Club 2: F.B.L.A. 3,43 Jr.'Sr. Committee. EUGENE WESLEY ADCOCK III Gene A doctor of medicine he wants to be, He'll most likely succeed in this degree. Freshman Basketball 12 LV. Basketball 23 Varsity Basketball Manager 3,43 Latin Club 1,2,33 Pres. 23 Jr. Red Cross 13 Beta Club 23 National Honor Society 3,42 Marshal 33 Key Club 3,43 Key Club Convention Delegate 33 Student Council Pres. 43 Boy's State 3: Finer I-I.H.S. Com. 43 Jr.-Sr. Waiter? Stunt Night 23 Homeroom Pres. 33 Tennis 1,2,3,4Q Monogram Club 2,3,4: Bulldog Staff 43 Dramatics Club 23 Perfect Attendance 23 Honor Roll 2,33 Career.Day Com. 33 Homecoming Com. 43 Jr.-Sr. Com.3 Superlative. ALICE EUGENIA ALLEN Eugenia Selected was she 'Best A11 Round,' This position to fill, she was bound. Varsity Basketball 2,3,4j J.V. Basketball 12 G.A.A. l,2,3,43 Secretary 33 Pres. 43 State Pin 43 State G.A.A. Play Day 1,2,3,43 State Volleyball Champion Team 2,3, Monogram Club 2,3,43 Latin Club 23 Beta Club 23 National Honor Society 3,42 Student Council 1,2,4g Band l,2,3,43 Class Officer 1,3,43 Perfect Attendance 1,33 Graduation Chorus 1,33 Ir.-Sr. Waitressg Home- coming Queen 23 Civitan Youth Conierenceg Super- ative. JUANITA ASKEW Nita Though she's new to our ways, We will remember her all our days. Stovall High School 1,2,3. ELIZABETH PITTMAN BADGER Betsy Work never stops Betsy from having fun, That's why she's always on the run. G.A.A. 1,2,3,4Q Band l,2,3,43 Pit Band 2,3,43 Stunt Night 1,2,33 Bulldog 1,22 Homeroom Officer 1,33 F.T.A. 3,4i Latin Club 1,2,33 G.A.A. Play Day 13 Jr.-Sr. Com.3 Junior Classical League Convention 23 Dramatics Club 23 Fashion Show Narrator 43 Class Testator3 Graduation Chorus l,2,3. SHIRLEY ANN BOWEN Shirley Tho some may think she is timid and shy, Her kind of friendship is hard to buy. G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Library Council 2,3,43 Reporter 43 F.B.L.A. 3,43 Treasurer 33 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3j F.H.A. 23 Jr.-Sr. Committee? Ir. Red Cross 2. cuiors af 1958 Cute, sweet and easy to get along with is this lass. Greensboro Senior High l,2: Homeroom Officer 3' Ir.-Sr. Committee: F.B.L.A. 4: Bulldog Staff 4: Ofi fice Assistant 4: Teenage Club 3. TOBY JAMES BRADSHER Toby When it-comes to football, This boy knovgs it a11.'f. Varsity Football 1,2,3,4g D.E. Club 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. ROBERT HENRY BRAFFORD Bobby All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy. Student Council 1: Latin Club l,2: Stunt Night 22 Key Club 3,4: Perfect Attendance 3. MALCOLM LEE BURRIS Mike Smart and ,a good personality too, You'l1 never see Mike blue. Basketball l,2: Track 2: D.E. Club 3,45 President 3.4: F.B.L.A. 4: President 4: Class Officer 4. MARGIE CRYSTLE CATLETT Margie She who plants kindness, gathers love. Perfect Attendance 2,35 Library Council 3,45 Ir.-Sr. Committee: Library Council Vice President 3. IVA JANE CHOPLIN Jane A smile is the trademark of a happy soul. Library Council 2,3,4g Ir.-Sr. Committee. 23 mivrs of I 958 IOSEPH BRADY CLARK Slow Motion Don't work too hard, There's no future in it. Jr. Red Cross 1: D.E. Club 3: F.B.L.A. 4: I.V. Basketball 2: Varsity Baseball 3: Football 2: Perfect Attendance 1,2,3. PATRICIA ANN COBB Pat O Love, if death be sweeter, let me die. G.A.A. 1.2.3,4: Homeroom officer l,4: F.B.L.A. 3,43 Secretary 3: Library Council 4: Librarytypist 4: Jr.- Sr. Committee: Homecoming Committee 1.4: F.H.A. l,2. BETTY LOU CRUMPLER Betty Lou Pretty in her way, quiet and sincere, Betty Lou is a friend to hold dear. Basketball 2: F.H.A, 2. LESTER ALLEN CURRIN Lester Take it easy, have your fun, Let the old world flicker on. Track l: Junior Rod Cross 2: Jr.-Sr. Committee: D.E. Club 3,-1. .1 WILLARD WARREN DELBRIDGE Will Happy is he who enjoys life. -T.V. Football l: LV. Basketball 2: Varsity Football 3: Monogram Club 3.4. ELIZABETH GERTRUDE ELLINGTON Libby I'1l be there wherever there's noise and fun. G.A.A. l: Stunt night 1.2: Jr.-Sr. lVz1itress: Fashion Show Model 3: Flzngbczxrer 4: Jr.-Sr. Committee. 24 M cniars of 1958 A. D. EVANS A. D. Small, shy-a real swell guy. Tennis lg Student Council lg Track 1. EDNA SHORT FIELDS Edna Cool, calm and collected. F.H.A. 1,2Q Student Council 23 F.B.L.A. 3,49 Office assistant 3, STEWART FINCH Stewart He is often under par on the green, And ranks high on the friendship team. Etunt Night 3: jr.-Sr. Conunittceg Monogram Club 4: olf 4. GARY GROMON FLEMING Flash In athletics he's great, in his work he does well, Most Popular Boy--he really is swell. ' XVarrcuton High School l: LV. Basketball 29 Track 22 I-Ioincromn Officer 2: Student Council 2.3.4, Vice Prcsiclcnt 3: Key Club 2.3.-li 'Treasurer 4: Homecom- ing Qucen's Court 2: Varsity football 3.4: Co-Captain 4: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Varsity Baseball 3.4: Na- tional Honor Society 3.4: Monogram Club 3.4: jr.-Sr. Com.: Jr.-Sr. Xxyflilfifl Career Day Coin. 31 Bulldog Staff 4: Class President 4: Supcrlative. SHIRLEY ANN FLEMING Shirley Although she's 'lots of fun, small and a real cutie, She's not one to neglect her duty. G.A.A. l,2,3,49 Dramatics Club 23 Jr. Classical League Convention 29 Beta Club 23 National Honor Society 3,49 Office assistant 39 F.B.L.A. 3,49 Ir.-Sr. Commit- tee: Career Day Committee 32 Homeroorn officer 49 Library Council 49 Library typist 49 Homecoming Committee 3,45 Pep Pac Staff 4. JULIA ELLEN FLOYD ' Julia An athletic girl with soft blue eyes, Julia's friendship never dies. Ir. Red Cross l: Latin Club 1.2.31 G.A.A. l.2.3,4: Assist. Point recorder 3.4: G.A.A. Playday l,2,3.4: Championship Volleyball team 2.3: G.A.A. State Pin 3: Varsity Basketball 2.3.49 Nouograin Club 3.41 'Dra- matics Club 2: Pep Pac Staff -l: Ir.-Sr, Com.: Perfect Attendance 1.2.31 'Teenage Club 22 Foul Shooting Tropliy 3: Supcrlative. cnivrs af I9 8 EDITH MARIEL FORSYTHE Edith Life fades away as does bubbles. So why worry about your troubles. G.A.A. lg Jr.-Sr. Committee. FRANCES CAROLE FULLER Carole Here's a girl with beauties so rare, But when work is to be done, she'11 always be there. Student Council 1,3,4: Treasurer 4: Student-Teacher Com. 3: Homecoming Com. 4: Beta Club 2: National Honor Society 3,4: Vice Pres. 4: Honor Roll 1.2,3: Marshal 1,31 Career Day Com. 3: Homeroom Officer 1,2,3: G.A.A. 1,2,3,4: F.T.A. Vice Pres. 3: Ir.-Sr. Com.: Jr.-Sr. VVaitress: Bulldog Staff 3,-4: Editor 4: Piano l,2,3,4: Flagbearer 4. BARNEY JO GEOGHEGAN Barney I am mischief. I.V. Football 1: Freshman Basketball 1: Red Cross 1,23 Homeroom officer 1.2: J.V. Basketball 2: Latin Club 1.2: Jr.-Sr. VVaiter: Tennis 2,3,4: Varsity Basket- ball 3.4: Track 2: Dramatics Club 2: Varsity Football 3,4: Monogram Club 4. THEODORE THOMAS GRISSOM Teddy BANGl That was Theodore's friendship fun. Enemies? Why he has not one. Stunt night 3: Track Team 3,4g Perfect Attendance 1: Jr.-Sr. Committee. BETTY I0 GUPTON . Betty jo So petite and quiet, too, is this girl with eyes of blue. Miss Merry Christmas Court 1: Homeroom officer 1: Ir.-Sr. Committee: F.B.L.A. 3,43 Library Council 4: President 45 F.B.L.A. Sec. 4. PATRICIA ANN GUPTON :Hot Rod A willing friend to the end Latin Club 1,2: Dramatics Club 2: Student Council 2,45 Monogram Club 3.4: G.A.A. 1.2.3,4: Vice Presi- dent 3: Library Council 3: Sec. tk Treasurer 3: Flag- bearer 4: J.V. Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 2,3.4: G.A.A. State Playday 2,3,4: Homeroom officer 3' Championship Volleyball team 2.3: Teenage Club 1 Seniors nf 195 ARNOM HUNTER HARRIS Arnom By the Seniors he was selected- to be the boy Most Intelleetedf' J.V. Basketball l: Varsity Basketball 2.3: Varsity Baseball 2.3,-13 Monogram Club 2,3,4: Key Club l,2,3,4: Beta Club 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Student Council 2,35 Homecoming Com. 23 Jr.-Sr. 'NVaiter: Class officer 3: Boy's State Delegate 3: Marshal 3: Finer H.H.S. Com. lg Bulldog Sports Editor 43 Per- fect Attendance l.Z: Stunt Night 2: Ir.-Sr. Com.: Honor Roll 33 Superlative. GEORGE HARRISON George The twinkle of his eye and his shy smileg Tell us that George's friendship is very worthwhile. Latin Club 1,23 Freshmen Basketball 1: J.V. Basket- ball 23 Varsity Basketball 3.4: Key Club 2,3,4: Ir.-Sr. Com.: Civitan Youth Conference 3: Bulldog Staff 4: Perfect Attendance 2: Stunt Night 2. PATRICIA HART Pat Although Best Looking in our class: An all-around girl is this lass. Homeroom officer l.2,4: G.A.A. l,2,3.4: G.A.A. State Playday l.2,3,4: State Volleyball Champion Team 3: I.V. Basketball 1: Manager 2: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Monogram Club 3.4: Sec. K Treas. 3.4: Band l,2.3.4Z Band Trio l.2.3: Homecoming Court l: Homecoming Queen 3: Stunt Night 2: Ir.-Sr. VVaitrc-ss: Ir.-Sr. Com.: Superlative: Graduation Chorus l.2.3: Honor Roll 33 Pep Pac 4. WILLIAM RUFFEN HAYES, JR. Little Porkey Love walked in! Track 25 D.E. Club 3,43 Bus Driver 4. JUDITH ERLINE HEARNE Judy Ah, you flavor everything You are -vanilla of society. Houicroom officer 1.2: Jr. Red Cross 2: Pit Baud 1.2.3.-l: Graduation Chorus l,2.5: All State Band l,2,33 Drum Major 4: Baud officer 33 Jr.-Sr. YVaitress: Ir.- Sr. Com.: F.T.A. 3,43 President 45 Teenage Club l,2,3g Homecoming Coin. 2,35 G.A.A. 1,23 Superlativc. BEATRICE ANN HEDGEPETH Beatrice She's a dear, That's what you'll hear. Jr.-Sr. Committee. 27 cuiars af 1958 ALBERT CLEMOND HENDRICK, JR. Al He has the ball and now he scores, The band plays on and the crowd roars. Football l,2,3,43 Baseball3 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Stunt Night 23 Latin Club 1,23 Track 2,3,4Q Ir.-Sr. XVaiter FBLA 4 r.-Sr. CO!T11'I1iIlCCQ Class Poet: f ' 3 .... ' 3 I Superlative. MARY ELIZABETH HICKS Betsy Sometimes she's serious, But always smart, A lot of fun, and a talent of art Latin Club 1,23 Dramatics Club 23 Band l,2,3,4: G.A.A. l,2,3,43 F.T.A. 33 Jr.-Sr. Corrr.3 Pep Pac Staff 4g Bulldog Staff 4. THOMAS EDWARD HIGHT Tommy' When people see him they always say, He's naturally nice in every way. Track 23 Jr.-Sr. Committeeg Homecoming Committee 3,43 F.B.L.A. 4. DELORES ANN HOPE Lois Sweet, quiet, and debonair, Her's is yours to share Jr. Red Cross 1,25 Cheerleader 1.2,3.43 Library Council 1.2: Jr.-Sr. VVaitress3 Homeroom officer 23 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Jr.-Sr. Committeeg F.B.L.A 3,43 Chairman Social Committee 4g Pep Pac Staff 4. MARGIE ELIZABETH HOUSE Margie Full of wit and very sweet, A laugh that'll knock you off your feet. Homeroorn officer 1,2,3: Class officer 132: Latin Club 1,2Q Dramatics Club 2: Jr.-Sr. VVaitress3 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4Q G.A.A. Playday 2,33 Student Council 1,2,4: Homeroom reporter 1,2333 Beta Club 23 National Honor Society 3,43 Stunt Night 33 G.A.A. officer 4: Champion Volley Ball Team: Qucen's Court 3g Career Day Com. 3: Basketball manager 33 Cheerleader 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Pep Pac Staff 4: Superlative. SYLVIA ANN HOYLE Ann Her hearty laugh you'll not forget A friendly girl. You bet!!! Homeroom officer 1,2333 G.A.A. 1,2,3,4Q Sec. 43 G.A.A. Playday 3,43 Ir.-Sr. VVaitress3 Homecoming Commit- tee 3: Career Day Committee 33 Student Council 33 F.T.A. 3.4: Sec. 3: Girl's State 3: Student Council Convention Delegate 3: Jr.-Sr. Committee: Flagbearer 4: Bulldog Staff 4g Superlative: Class Prophet. vsa!sL1ifaz:3:ef52-4 ' ' euiprs of 1958 SCOTT HUGHES Scott This good-looking athlete is the lad Who drives the girls mad. Latin Club 1.2: Jr. Red Cross 1.2: Homeroom officer 1: Stunt Night 1,25 I.V. Basketball 1.2: Homecoming Queen's Court 1,31 Student Council l,3.-1: Key Club 2,3.4: Jr.-Sr. XVaiter: Class officer 2: Homecoming Committee 2.3.-l: Ir.-Sr. Committee: Varsity Basket- ball 3,4: Football 3,-lg Tennis 35 Superlative. MILDRED ANNE INSCOE Mildred A generous heart, a ready hand, She always helps as best she can. F.H,A. 1,21 Piano 1,21 F.B.L.A. 3,43 Jr.-Sr: Commit- teeg Perfect Attendance 2. DONALD GENE JOHNSON ' Gene , A merry heart doth good like a medicine. Baseball Manager 1: F.B.L.A. 3.43 Ir.-Sr. Committee: Homecoming Committee 4. MARTHA LUCILE JOHNSON Marcile The first thing in friendship is being a friend. Marching Band l: Latin Club 1.2.3: Stunt Night Com- mittee 2: Jr.-Sr. Committee: F.'I'.A. 3.4. HERMAN RONALD JONES Ronnie' Not too quiet, not too loud, To be like him, one should be proud. Perfect Attendance 1.2.31 Baseball 2.3: Stunt Night 3 Jr.-Sr. Committee: F.l3.L.A. 4: Homecoming Com mittee 4. GLORIA DEAN KING Dinky' Here's to a girl with a heart and a smile. Ir.-Sr. Committee. Senivrs of 1958 WILLIAM DENNIS- LASSITER Big Boy She's Mine! Baseball 2,35 Jr.-Sr. Committee. JAMES CARROLL LAVINDER James Although he's always in a hurry, He'll be late, don't you worry! Football 35 Jr.-Sr. Committee: Bus Driver 45 Home- coming Committee 4. PEPSI PRISCILLA ANN MCGHEE McGoo A hearty smile, a laugh too, Ann's faults are very few. F.H.A. 1,25 G.A.A. l,2,3,4: F.B.L.A. 3,45 Jr.-Sr Committee. HUBERT RANCHER NOWELL Sonny My heart is light- So my tasks are light. Ir.-Sr. Committee. VANCE BENTON PARRISI-I Vance Full of jokes, laughs and pep, Never quiet, that's his rep. Jr. Red Cross 15 Student Council 1,25 Freshman Bas- ketball l5 J.V. Basketball 25 Track 25 Baseball 3,45 D.E. Club5 Publicity Chairman 45 Perfect Attendance l,2,3: Superlative. EDWIN FRANKLIN PAYNE Ed He's a smart and popular blue-eyed handsome man. Latin Club 15 Treasurer 15 Dramatics Club 25 Marshal 1,25 Assistant Chief 35 Freshman Basketball 15 Tennis 15 Teenage Club 15 Honor Roll l,2,35 Bulldog Staff 1,45 Ir.-Sr. VVaiter5 Key Club 2,3,45 President 45 Beta Club 25 National Honor Society 3,45 j.V. Basketball 25 Boy's State 35 Key Club Convention 35 Varsity Basketball 3.45 jr.-Sr. Com.: Superlative. WPA cniars 0 1958 AMELIA JANE PEARCE Jane This girl talks a mile-a-minute, If there is an argument around, she'll be in it. G.A.A. 1,2,3.4g F.H.A. 1.2: Band 1,2,3,4: Pit Band 2,3,4: Pep Pac Staff 4: Piano 1.2: Jr.-Sr. Committee. JANET GAYLE PEARCE janet Her happy and friendly attitude is plainly seen in her school spirit. J.V. Cheerleader 1: Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4g Mono- gram Club 2,3,4: Jr. Red Cross 21 Student Council 2: F.B.L.A. 4: Treasurer 4: Library Council 2: Home- coming Committee Zg Ir.-Sr. Committee. LESTER RAY PEEDIN Sneaky It would be hard to find a boy so nice and so kind. I. V. Basketball 2: Varsity Basketball 3.4: Varsity Baseball 3,4: Student Council 3.4: Varsity Football 4: Homeroom Officer 4: D.E. Club 3: Key Club 3,41 Monogram Club 4: Superlative. CAROLYN VIRGINIA PEOPLES Carolyn If a friend you need, This is one indeed. G.A.A, 1,2,3,4: Treasurer 3: G.A.A. Playday 1,2,3,4: Piano 2: Perfect Attendance 3: Varsity Basketball 3,42 State Ping Pong Doubles Champion 3: Ir.-Sr. Com- mittee: Monogram Club 4: Pep Pac Staff 4. JERRY LeVERNE PERRY Jerry A smart girl in any field, A success in life she will build. Class Officer 1.3: Latin Club 1.2: Secretary l: G.A.A. 1,Z,3,4: State Recorder: Homeroom Officer 1.2: Pit Band l,2,3,-1: Marching' Band 1.2.3.-1: Concert Band l,2.3.4: President 4: Honor Roll 1.2.3: Marshal 1.2.32 Chief 3: Piano 1.2: Teenage Club l,2,3: Beta Club 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Vice President 3: Bulldog Staff 2,3' Jr.-Sr, Vtfaitress: Dramaties Club 2: Chair- man Carecr Day Coin. 3: F.T.A. 3: Girl's State 3: Carolina FIditor's Conference delegate 3: Pep Pac Editor 4: Jr. Classical League Conv. 2: Superlative: Historian -l. LILA LEE PERRY H Lila Silence and thought are combined to the best advantage. Spring Hope High School l: Deep River High School, Sanford. N. C. 2: National Honor Society 3,4: Ir.-Sr. Committee. san cniars of 1958 MARIE CHRISTINE POOLE Marie You asked about her style? Why, it's a quiet voice and a friendly smile! Jr.-Sr. Committee: F.B.L.A. 3.4. -ADDRIA HARDEN PROCTOR Puddin A nicer girl you'l1 never meet, Her intellect is hard to beat. G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Point Recorder 3: G.A.A. State Play- day 2,31 Perfect Attendance l,2,3: Home EC. Award lg Honor Roll l,2,3: Teenage Club lg Chorus 1,31 Piano l,2,3,-4: Jr. Red Cross 2: Pit Band l,2,3,4g Marching Band 1.2.3.-4: Marshal 2.3: State Ping Pong Doubles Championship: Beta Club 2: National Honor Society 3.4: Secretary3: President 43 Bulldog Staff 4: Class Officer 2: Basketball Manager 3,'4: Jr.-Sr. Com.: Superlative. CLARENCE P. PUCKETT, JR. Poe What he does, he does well, That's why we know he'll never fail. Band l,2,3: Drum Major 3: Stunt Nightg Kev Club Playg Junior Play: French Club 45 Homeroom Officer 4. BARBARA MARGARET RAINEY Barbara Character is one of the greatest words. Jr.-Sr. Committee. THURSTON JAMES RAMSEY Tootie If you are in need of a friend, His help he will lend. D.E. Club 3.43 Treasurer 4: Homeroom Officer 45 F.B.L.A. 4: Reporter 4: Jr.-Sr. Committee- ev JOYCE LOUISE RAYNOR Joyce A sweet girl with a lovely smile, To find a nicer, you'd walk a mile. Perfect Attendance 1,3: Piano 2: Miss Pep Pac 2: Jr.- Sr. VVaitress: G.A.A. 2,3,4: G.A.A. Playday 3: Jr.-Sr. Committee: F.B.L.A. 3,43 Office Assistant 45 Pep Pac Staff 4. 32 Wil me sn- Scniprs 0 I 9 8 SALLY JANE REAVIS Jane Quick, smart, and cute, too. jane Reavis, Yoo-hoo! . J.V. Cheerleader lg Varsity Cheerleader 2,35 Chief 4: Homeroom Officer 1,23 Beta Club 25 National Honor Society 3,43 Student Council Secretary 39 G.A.A. 3,43 G.A.A. State Playday 2,33 Jr.-Sr. Vllaitressg F.T.A. 3: Treasurer 3. MARY ANN ROBERSON Mary Very considerate and always ready to help, Her personality is not one to forget. Band 1,2,3,4g Graduation Chorus lg Concert Band 2,3,4: G.A.A. 3: F.T.A. 3: Bulldog Staff 4g Homeroom Officer 4: Jr.-Sr. Committee YVONNE DELANO ROBERTSON Yohan Live merrily today for tomorrow may bring sadness. Fashion Show Model 22 Library Council 33 Gradu- ation Chorusg Ir.-Sr. Committee. ALLEN RODWELL Allen His aim, never to offend, is why every person is his friend. J.V. Basketball 23 Latin Club 2,33 Jr.-Sr. Committee. MELVIN TYRONE ROWELL Ty Another like him will never be known. We're glad he is our very own. Football 1.3: D.E. Club 3.4: Associate President 3: Teenage Club 2: Homcroom Officer 4: Substitute Bus Driver 4: Jr.-Sr. Committee. ' ' FRANK PHILIP SHEARIN Philip He who sows courtesy, reaps friendship. D.E. Club 3.4: Typist 4: Homecoming Committee: Jr.-Sr. Committee. 33 QE. cuiars of 1958 ROBERT HARTWELL SMITH Gebo Up and down the halls with a shout, I sure will be glad when school is out! Track Team Manager 25 D.E. Club 3,4. DONALD RICHARD SNOW Gawk Full of fun, he acts like a clown, Let worries come, he'1l never frown. Junior Red Cross Re resentative 13 Football 1,25 D.E. P Club 3,43 jr.-Sr. Committee. DEAN LAWRENCE STAINBACK Dean' No matter where, no matter when, I-Ie's one on whom you may depend. Monogram Club 2,3,-43 Football 2,3,4. DAVID HOWARD STALLINGS, JR. D.H.' Plenty of fun and full of wit, If ever a dull moment, you'd never know it. Teenage Club 25 Football Manager 23 Perfect Attend- ance Zg D.E, Club 33 Monogram Club 43 Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee. LUCY ANN STALLINGS Lucy Ann' Quiet, friendly and nice to know. Student Council 1: Library Council 1: Perfect Attend- ance 2,3: Jr.-Sr. Committee. CLIFTON LEON STEED, JR. Leon' A dependable boy with plenty of common sense. Jr.-Sr. Committeeg Bus Driver 43 Library Council 4 34 miars of 1958 DOROTHY JEAN STEGALL Dotty Possessed with loquacityg She has much vivacity. F.H.A. lg G.A.A. 23 Graduation Chorus 23 Bulldog Staff 33 F.T.A. 3: Library Council 33 F.B.L.A. 3,-4: Pit Band 33 Band l,2,3,4. WALTER HENRY STONE Rosy A better net-man can't be found He's liked by people all around. Freshman Basketball 1: Varsity Basketball 2.3,43 Ten- nis l,2,3,4: Key Club 3,43 Monogram Club 2,3,43 Student Council 1: Jr. Red Cross li Jr.-Sr. VVaiter' Superlative. ALBERT LEON TAYLOR Al Although all football players have physique, This guy also has technique. J.V. Basketball 1,23 Football 1,2,3,43 Homeroom Offi- cer l,2.3g Jr.-Sr. XVaiter: Stunt Night 2,33 Key Club 2,3,43 Vice President 33 Monogram Club 2,3,4: Presi- dent 4: Co-Cantain Football Team 4g Jr.-Sr. Commit- tee: Baseball 3,41 Superlative. MILTON GENE WATKINS ' Love Always put off until tomorrow what you can do today. Latin Club l3 Track 2,33 Football 13 F.B.L.A. 43 Jr.-Sr. Committee. THOMAS ABRAHAM WEST Buddy Quiet in appearance but motives unknown. Track 3,43 Football 33 Monogram Club 43 Jr.-Sr. Committee. PRISCILLA FAYE WOODLIEF Priscilla Sometimes serious, sometimes gay, Always neat in every way. G.A.A. l,2.3: Homeroom Officer l,2,3: Stunt, Night 23 Teenage Club 13 Jr.-Sr. Committee, F.B.L.A. 4. 35 sign GEORGE WORTHAM llpopsyll Don't let work interfere with your education. Perfect Attendance, 2: Stunt Night 3: Ir.-Sr. Committee. When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road you're trudging seems all uphill, When the funds are low and the debts are high, And you want to smile, but you have to sigh. When care is pressing you down a bit, Rest if you must-but don't you quit. Life is queer with its twists and turns, As everyone of us sometimes learns, And many a failure turns about When he might have won had he stuck it out. Don't give up, though the pace seems slow, You might succeed with another blow. ELIZABETH ANN WRIGHT Betty Ann Popular, friendly, athletic and cute, Any of these she will suit. G.A.A. l,2,3,4: Officer 2.3,4Q Chamoionship Vollevball Team 2,3: State Playday 1,2,3,4g Snortsmanship Award 3: Latin Club l,2: Secretary 2: Class Offi- cer 2,3,4: Monogram Club 3,4: Student Council 1.3: Homecom- ing Committee 3g J'.V. Basketball lg Varsity 2,3.4: Ir.-Sr. Vifaitress: jr.-Sr. Committee: Concert Band 3,4: Band 2,3,4: F B.L.A. 4: Piano l,2,3: Teenage Club 2: Pep Pac 43 Superlative: Queen's Court 2: llgramatics Club 2: Miss Pep Pac KEY TO CLARA MAE WRIGHT Clarice Happy am I, From care Pm free, Why aren't they all contented like me. Ir.-Sr. Committee, Library Coun- cil 4. SUCCESS Often the goal is much nearer than It seems to a faint and faltering man, Often the strusgler has given up When he might have captured the victor's cup, And he learned too late, when the night slipped down, How close he was to the golden crown. Success is failure turned inside out, The silver tint of the clouds of doubt. You never can tell how close you are, 36 It may be near when it seems so far. So stick to the fight when you're hardest hit, It's when things seem bad that you must not quit. Al Hendrick, Class poet . ff.: . ,Rf .A QQ 1 A -H as . ' ' f Q lg? D 2 ,ff- s., ,N ,gat .r Q --..-.......... 1 ' MESS- ,- iff ' is T' 15 is f . ,fit rv fgaagfff A55 PQ i57i1w:QM QP. En s V - E- 1:91 Y A-1...-45. u ' , ,. 2--Wrfwgfb xl i 34 QL' ,, Q Wu. Q viii!-fi. ' r lb ,gf .uf First row, left to right: Pat Cobb, Al Hendrick, D. H. Stallings, Vance Parrish. Second row: VVillnrd Dclbridgc, Gloria King, Mildred Inscoc, Edna Fields, Bzirhara Rainey Third row: Barney Gcoghcgan. Philip Shearin, Miss Katc's kindergarten. Marie Poole. Fourth row: Gene Adcoclr, Clark Street sixth grade trip to Raleigh. Scott Hughes. 5 fast Will .And Zcstamcut Am I dead? I wondered. Is this what death is like P I could not possibly be alive. I couldn't open my eyes. Is Heaven but dark- ness ? Memory flooded back. It was the year of graduation. I was having a terrible dream. I had been asked to draw up a document for the dying Seniors. This document flashed before me: We, the graduating class of 1958, soon to bear the title of Dead Seniors, declare this our LAST VVILL AND TESTAMENT. ARTICLE I. To the faculty To all of our teachers, we leave our undying gratitude, and to Mr. Kesler, we will an ex- pensive gun and holster that is a necessity for every law-abiding principal. ARTICLE II. To the president of the Student Body To Gene Adcock, may we leave our thanks for a job well clone. Through his ceaseless efforts we have seen morale rise, spirit in- crease, and enthusiasm soar. ARTICLE III. To the Students I. Faye Adams leaves her knack for books to Barbara Proctor. II. Eugenia Allen wills her formula for melting looks to Nancy Davis fto use on Mickey. of courselj III. Shirley Bowen, Pat Cobb, and Marcile johnson leave their quiet personalities to Ernestine Edwards and Erin Spruill. IV. Pat Bowser exits and yells, Hey, johnie, wait for me.', V. Toby Braclsher and VVillard Delbridge leave behind a trail of sportsmanship and a great love for football. ' VI. Barney Geoghegan takes it all with him but questions, Did I really make it? VII. Betty Gupton and Shirley Fleming leave their petiteness to Fran Perry and Betty 40 Fowler. VIII. Judy Hearne has to take her intriguing eyes with her for could anyone else use them as well as Judy? IX. Ann Hoyle and 'Terry Perry leave their giggles behind to brighten the hallowed halls. X. Al Hendrick and Yvonne Roberson bequeath their flirting ability to Charles Stallings and Nancy Evans. XI. Leon Steed needs another Sergeant-ab arms to take his place. XII. Betty Wright leaves her winning personality to Kathy Bussey. XIII. Clara VVright waves good-by to Larry Williams. XIV. D. H. Stallings leaves high school exams behind and immediately investigates college exams. XV, Carole Fuller bequeaths her complexion to Matilda Gholson. XVI. Lucy Stallings, Margie Catlett and Edith Forsythe leave their easy-going ways to Joyce Wynn. XVII. Stewart Finch, our class kat, equally divides his position between Dick Corbitt and Larry IfVilliams. XVIII. Ed Payne wills his good looks to Johnny Church. fDoes Johnny really need them ?D XIX. jane Reavis leaves her spirit and enthusiasm to H. H. S's darlin', Pat Walker. XX. Thurston Ramsey leaves his dependa- bility to -Iere Zollicoffer. XXI. Jane Pearce, Robert Smith, and joe Clark will their ability to make folks laugh to Alex Edmonds. I XXII. Julia Floyd and Carolyn Peoples leave their sportsmanship to Martha Allen and Sophia Hart. XXIII. Tommy Hight, james Lavinder and Hubert Nowell bequeath their motto, If you have nothing to say, say nothing to Robert Spencer. XXIV. Clarence Puckett leaves, and takes his golden voice with him-too bad, girls. XXV. Dotty Stegall, Delores Hope, Joyce Raynor, Pat Gupton and Edna Fields set their wedding dates and leave. XXVI. Mary Roberson leaves her typing ability to Gayle Hicks. XXVII. Gary Fleming leaves his ability to make the perfect crack at the perfect time to Tony Roberson. XXVIII. Al Taylor leaves his athletic ability to Arthur Cates. XXIX. Pat Hart bequeaths her beauty to Donna Sturges. XXX. Vance Parrish leaves this bit of advice: Flunk and the school flunks with youg pass and you pass alone. XXXI. George Harrison and Bobby Brafford leave to jack Finch their ability to persuade teachers to postpone tests. XXXII. Billy Stone wills his French book to Miss Hughes, trusting that its presence will cause her to remember his wisdom on the subject. XXXIII. Thomas VVest, Allen Rodwell and A. D. Evans reply, Silence is golden. XXXIV. Margie House leaves to Tempe Parker her wit and good spirit. XXXV. Mike Burris and Lester Currin will their position at Save VVay to Sonny Morgan. XXXVI. Priscilla VVoodlief and Libby Ellington leave a sparkle behind and exclaim. Vile did make it l l XXXVII. Tyrone Rowell, Philip Shearin, Ronnie jones and Donald Snow leave to devote their lives to discover the gold in gold-fish. XXXVIII. Marie Poole, Betty Crumpler, Barbara Rainey and Gloria King leave their sweetness to Rita Peoples. XXXIX. George Wortham is heard, Come on, Jane, let's get out of here. XL. Dean Stainback, Milton Watkins and Gene johnson agree that the bad thing about leaving is that you won't have the teachers to argue with. XLI. Ann McGhee, Lila Perry and janet Pearce leave their pep to Ada and Nancy Greenway. XLII. To Paul Harvin we leave Lester Peedin's ability to find nothing to do all of the time. XLIII. VVilliam Hayes, William Lassiter, Mildred Inscoe, and Juanita Asycue have already tied the knot so are just content to leave. XLIV. Betsy Hicks, much to the school's regret, takes her talent, good taste and poise with her. XLV. Arnom Harris leaves this bit of advice, Dance and the world dances with you! XLVI. Puddin' Proctor takes a warmth and understanding with her that any school would miss. XLVII. To the girls, Scott Hughes leaves a final wink. XLVIII. And I, Betsy Badger, proudly leave with the graduating class of 1958 . . . Here the document ended. Seniors, you're fading away--oh, what is it?--I'm dying-Seniors - The world grew dim and blackness filled my sight- I sank into nothingness. No, it is not death, just the passing of time. BETSY BADGER, Testator MOST POPULAR Betty Ann Wright Gary Fleming BEST ALL ROUND Eugenia Allen Scott Hughes Super . 5? s t i 1 ' 555 six ,A latives MOST ATHLETIC julia Floyd A1 Taylor FRIENDLIEST Ann Hoyle Lester Peedin Super BEST DRESSED Betsy Hicks Billy Stone BEST LOOKING Pat Hart Edwin Payne i lativcs MOST TALENTED Judy Hearne A1 Hendrick WITTIEST Margie House Vance Parrish MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jerry Perry Gene Adcock MOST INTELLECTUAL Addria Proctor Arnom Harris Kathy Bussey, Treasurer, Sonny Morgan, Vice-President, B. D. Mills, President, Rita Murphy ,funiar 611155 Mow 'em down you fearless bulldogs. Mow 'em down you men of H.H.S. ---- comes the enthusiastic cry of the Juniors. With energy unlimited, they play a maior role in life at Hender- son High. Entering school with big plans for a Junior-Senior, they undertook the selling of stationery, o Fashion show, and the Mr. and Miss H.H.S. contest to aid their financial problem. This class is well represented in school with individual honors, for they hold claim to the homecoming queen, secretary of the Junior Classical League, state Lieut. Govemor of the Key Club, and outstanding football players. 'Memories' of their golden year-the very best-that Junior year-will linger long in the minds of the Class of '59. Secretary. 47 ' 611155 0 1959 Marian Acrey Jimmy Adams Shirley Adams Norman Arey William Arrington Nancy Bell Bonnie Bowen Brenda Bryan Kathy Bussey Arthur Cafes Johnny Church W. C. 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I A'Q1'if5a?e.e' :.ifffk, Q , ,if Nw' N 7 Qty L . ,315 611155 Of 1960 Winnie Adcock Martha Allen Judy Ayscue Trotter Bagley Bertie Bailey Hugh Barden George Boyd David Brown Melanie Bryan Leonard Bullock Anne Burwell Jack Butcher Jimmy Carroll Faye Carter Frank Clay Dick Corbitt Charlotte Cothran Sandra Cottrell Howard Cowan Louis Dickerson Gene Dillard David Dodd Emmeffe Dunlow Alex Edmonds Allen Evans Nancy Evans Dickie Ezelle Arthur Falkner Donny Felts Alice Forsythe Wesley Fuller Newell Garrison Lou Granger Ada Greenway Nancy Greenway Phyllis Greenway Florence Grissom Leon Gupfon Thelberf Gupfon George Hall H, Q., E , . -, . M i 1 s fr ,sa-Q 52 W- M is ,, Y ,Z , M . W' ' V1 f A ' me :Cf .5 i ' eel. :Sir we I H: eg? , E 1, so 3 3' ii me if Q. ..,. I i ., was aw: ilzzff f if Y Q f gil i 1 ,me Us '1 15 ' 5 .35 . , Km, fi if Soplzamares s, 1 .b1 k 5 n J 4i, is srii f Y Q E , LENS J, 23 5 JL M 5 ll gy -5' gf W 5 .. X ' ef ,I ies .. .1,.:sl,g ef? i ' ' vw i 'SE ii Tommy Hardie Rosa Hare Harvey Harris Janelle Harris Judy Harris Barbara Harrison Sophia Hart Phyllis Hensley Horner Hicks Elna Hight Delores Hobgood Bonnie Holloway Bonnie Hoyle Wilson Hoyle Nancy Hughes Edith lvey Judy Jeans Anne Jenkins Jeffrey Jenkins Carolyn Jones Marvin Jones Phyllis Johnson Susan Johnson Marsha Jordan Spencer Knight Bob Langston Helen Lee Mavis Leviner Ruby Littleton Ruby Lufsey Furman McFall Nancy Mclnnis Ben Marks Sandra Miller Rowena Montgomery John Nelson Richard Noel Louise O'Brien Jane Overman Jo Ann Overton Svphamares Yi, fb? X 5 ,1 5 41 ' WQ5? ,gy ,.,3?'fVi a if-Jil 533 715 gg eg f P new 1 :f 92? 5 . ,, .N Q Ql it fl 5 -1 tm, .. ..A,. 51, . X, R335 we K -was Lg : i -'Q Sv 51 .f-- Mme - '1' 215332 WW, J xg, WW' iw 94552 'Q J' ,uv 5, 3321 Q ' I' i - ikzy P if ., 5 ie i Q, M? ,Q T ,. ,E --fi if 382: Betty Pack Scott Peace Jeffrey Pearce Bobby Pernell Edwin Pernell Kay Preston Bruce Price Jerry Privette Tommy Pruitt Wayne Ranes Donald Reovis Jimmy Reavis Carol Redding Valara Renn Alton Riggan Vance Robersa Dawn Rocker Charles Rose Ruth Rowell Jean Royster l r Ralph Royster Barbara Satterwhite Ronald Safterwhite Billy Shands Macon Short Gay Simmons Bobby Sneed Tommy Stafford Sandra Stainbcck Angela Stallings Charles Stallings Judy Stanton Nancy Stevenson Henry Strause Edwin Strother Dee Tillery Deanna Tolberf Carolyn Tucker Billy Turner Drucilla Upchurch Sophamarcs s ' 1 Wm, H fffnrnr- iw, Q-if , S , be' - H er rn, K in , ee ' gs: W V , A ' E Sl- -- ,di L ? . To 51, QL? i 'QA , Lo X QL First Row: Wallace Vaughan, Earl Waddell, Pat Walker, Tommy Walters, Eleanor Watkins, Ellen Watkins. Second Row: Billy Weldon, Jeanne Wheeler, Randy Whitten, Larry Wilder, Clara Wilkerson, Larry Williams. Third Row: M0rriS Williams, Dennie Williamson, Edward Wilson, Jean Witherspoon, Freddie Woodlief, Jerry Wynn. le. E . R., L, F, Q 5 lr . ,,. y ,.,, 3 , ees iiii ' Faye Averette Treasurer' Steve Roberson P 'd ' G 'l H h Secretary. T Wcshman Klass The largest class in school-the one hundred and seventy-two strong frisky Freshmen-have set several precedents in their nine months of secondary education : Among them - winner f o Miss H.l l.S. contest, Latin Club officers, high honor roll percentage, original stunt night skits, a brother and sister pair ofhlomecoming Court representatives, and slaves at an authentic Roman banquet. , , , resi ent, an ug es, Vice-President, Johnny Adams, Entering a new world of activities and study, these eager beavers required very little time to get in step with their upper classmen. These students who made door-to-door searches for the much sought-after but never-found elevator will ever cling to the pleasant 'memories' of their Freshman year of l958. ' 2 is Glass 0 1961 Fateena Abbott Johnny Adams Rita Adams Becky Adcock Peggy Allen Marshall Atkinson Faye Averette Ann Ayscue Jerry Ayscue Lilly Ayscue Marilyn Ayscue Ray Ayscue Mollie Bagley Becky Barnett Carl Beard Patricia Boone Curtis Bradsher Dickie Brafford Billy Brame Judy Brame Martha Breedlove Phyllis Brown Mildred Burgess ' Sylvia Carver David Cash Bobby Clark Sidney Clopton Fred Collier Charles Collins Jimmy Cooper Gloria Cottrell Steve Cottrell Frank Cowan Peggy Currin Sandra Cyrus Barbara Daniel Bobby Daniel Nancy Davis Patricia Davis Shirley Dennis Barbara Edwards Jo Ann Edwards Lawrence Elliott Kermit Ellis Ronald Evans Carolyn Falkner Barbara Faulkner Ronnie Faulkner Richard Finch X ' --1 K- . ref- 'af 27resl1mcu xx k 3 ' 4- if li iv, 5' 1 i 'Q -J' ri . ,, as , ,. A. ai., .,,,,Q4mg5 Ari ,,.:.' 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F. -- 1 , :V r' J enme le s T M ' , 7,1 7,,,7, Y l x lx ex- 2 -su 1 Q. ,Mm Q t ii 5'rcsl1mcu He fx 25225, in LNXM 64 Elinor Folger Kenneth Forsythe Charles Fort Macy Foster Jean Franklin Jackie Frazier Ruth Fuller Frances Garrett Nancy Garrett Matilda Gholson Emmett Goodrich Garland Greenway Ed Grissom George Grissom Nancy Grissom Patricia Grissom Irving Gupton Carolyn Hamm Margaret Hamm Brenda Hamlin Patricia Hanford Mary Hannon Charles Hare Cathy Harris Nancy Harris 1 M b Chloe Hart Joanna Hart Crystal Hartness Paul Harvin Dorothy Hayes David Heclgepeth Ronnie Hedgepeth Jimmy Helclerman Scarlette Herion Margy Hicks William Hight Jeff Hinsley Victor Horton Betty Jo House Kay Hoyle Dennis Hughes Gail Hughes Eula Faye Jones Bobby Kearney Billy Kearney Wesley Kelly Patricia Kesler .Freddy Kirkland Adrian Knight Ruth Ann Knott 'ul ii, 73 5? s were K Lf we , . .,,. it Q 5 -E QE xial Qreshmcn L r .,i' Lei 2 'I E X Li? si tk N A D ' 'l'r Q' 'kg ii KEN D R ,ii L .X if W 'il ,- . M 91' ,gvgigsf 65 E ' L Mfg 2' 1? :ga juI , 1,1 1 '1 Q51 ik 4: is 5 if X on ' ng 1 ky, .., if Qrcshmcn 66 Linda League William Leathers Joseph Leonard Frances Lloyd Toni Logio Ferebee McGhee Merna McKinney Bobby Mangum Margie Mangum J. W. Maynard Ronnie Michels Wallace Morgan Jerald Murdock Howell Nelson Jimmy Nelson Larkin Nelson Mary Frances Newman Diana Oakley Mary Parham Bobby Parrish Richard Parrish Bonnie Peoples Donald Peoples Jackie Peoples Billy Perry rg Lucius Powell Janet Poythress Tommy Reaves Carolyn Reavis Jimmy Renn Sherman Renn Jimmy Riggan Peggy Riley Carolyn Roberson Charles Roberson Elizabeth Roberson Gwen Roberson Joyce Roberson Preston Roberson Steve Roberson Joan Rogers David Rose Richard Ross Gilbert Sanford Freddie Sanford Marion Shipp Barbara Simpson Peggy Smith Sandra South Frank Stegall 'X E tx.. w 'QW' R ,, Qreshmcn ,.. eating QQNNLHIH arf.: -qv , - W QE Q li , '-'x,.'N . T5 1 L- Q eff' K 'M 4 sf ii 1. YQ 'N ff .V ..,N,. 2 Q 5 32 W gi if X s eee nf if gl 31 1: A.- m y . fi' '--- 495 as-3 K a, .. -ij, , ,. ' ' I 541' 9z'csl1mc11 3 WE- l i . Z1 ?'5i257??f1'iIsf ' E?::'-.:11.-- Q in Sfviiv 2:22 i 1 'A f '- w ere .aw i, V Q 68 Raymond Stevenson Donna Sturges Shel by Tew Everett Thomas Jane Tidwell Tommy Tucker Billy Turner James Turner Ann Vaughan Bobby Vaughan Sally Vaughan Nona Vick Bill Watson Shelva Weaver Karen Wells Bobby White Ellen White Eddie Jean Wiggins Carolyn Woodruff Marvin Wortham Linda Wright Derrill Young I wh , -, EK' A .-Q.. mfuafef im, www x Ms- if af 4 - . -, .1 we SJ. - w-,efgeweff , 7: Q -,eq S ':SfF L ,. . . kr T 5516335 ..... A V. Lk X iE:f .4i-5 I -sident Vice president SeC efC 'Y Treasurer feefitsg S Sponsor Student Gauncil The Student Council is the most active school organization for training in parliamentary procedure and in the functions of citizenship. Comprised of officers and homeroom representatives, elected by popular vote, it has sponsored a program of varied activities this year. School Spirit and Religious Emphasis Weeks, Career Day, Sadie Hawkins Festivities, Homecoming, and the oper- ation of the school store were foremost on the Agenda. All the endeavors were successful in pro- moting good will among the students and in improving the school. The most outstanding feature of the year's work was the manner in which school morale was boosted, which resulted in a feeling of deep devotion to their Alma Mater on the part of the students. Certainly the Student Council has attained its goal this year by uniting faculty and pupils in a spirit of co-operation for a better school. President - Gene Adcock Vice President - J. B. Gee Secretary - Judy Passavant Treasurer - Carole Fuller Sponsor - Mrs. Margaret Glover Senior representatives: Pat Gupton, Lester Peedin, Eugenia Allen, Gary Fleming, Margie House, Scott Hughes. Junior representatives: Marian Acrey, W. C. Clay, Barbara Proctor, Tony Roberson, Gayle Hicks, Mickey Grissom, Lois Miller, Bernard Mills. Sophomore representatives: Barbara Harrison, George Hall, Martha Allen, Frankie Clay, Susan Johnson, Morris Williams, Ruth Rowell, Tommy Stafford, Sandra Cottrell, Bobby Pernell. Freshman representatives: Mary Parham, Steve Roberson, Martha Breedlove, Jerry Ayscue, Carolyn Faulkner, Frank Cowan, Carolyn Hamm, Billy Hight, Linda League, Dennis Hughes, Karen Wells, Bobby White. 71 ,Cilfrary Hound! The Library Council of the Henderson High School is affiliated with the North Carolina High School Library Associ- ation. The purpose of the council is to help make the library a center of cur- riculum research and recreational reading. Cfficers for the year i957- 1958 are: President, Betty Jo Guptonp Vice-President, Faye Adams, Secretary, Shelby Jenks, Treasurer, Larry Williams. ' N' Sit' Angela Stallings, Jackie Elliott, Jo Ann Overton, Del ora Lassiter, Larry Williams, Pat Grissom Shirley Edwards, Louise Pegram, Shelby Jenks, Phyllis Greenway, George Neathery, Mrs. Mabel Young, Librarian Shirley Bowen, Betty Jo Gupton, Margie Catlett, Shirley Fleming, Pat Cobb, Faye Adams, Leon Steed, Clara Mae Wright, Jane Chaplin .ff-Vs if x Judy Hearne Barbara Tanner Barbara Mitchell Betty Fowler Miss Peggy Moore President Vice- President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor The Future Teachers of America is a nation-wide professional movement to which any student may be proud to belong. Membership in this organization is open only to students preparing to be teachers. To encourage young people to cultivate in themselves the qualities of personality and character which are the foundations of teaching, to provide them with the story of free schools, and to give specific information about the opportunities in education are the things the Future Teachers of America seek to do. Agues Mears' ?ufurc' Zcachcrs 61110 1 ,Cafiu 61116 . J' . , ff! XX X 12 L:fiNQ -i:'f i Henry Strause, President Steve Roberson, Vice-President Bonnie Hoyle, Secretary Gail Hughes, Treasurer Miss Elizabeth Hughes Sponsor This year the membership of the Latin Club numbers 127, making it the largest organization of the school. These T27 members co-operate to increase their know- ledge of Roman social life and culture. Many proiects were carried out this year. ln coniunction with the French Club, the Latin Club sponsored a White Christmas Chapel program, in which toys, food, and clothing were collected for the needy of the community. The annual banquet was one of the highlights of their activities. Plans are being formulated to run a candidate for Presi- dent of the North Carolina Junior Classical League, observing Latin Week, and leading a panel discussion at the state meet in Chapel Hill. N 75 iz.. '... 'Pm Girls 1'-1-fN'S RQ'Ni'X5'N-'- aQ'n'Ia l957 N. C. Volleyball Champs l957 N. C. Ping Pong Ch A Letter Here, A Star There h First Row -- Pat Hart, Eugenia Allen, Julia Floyd, Betsy Badger, Betty Ann Wright. Second Row -- Carolyn Peoples, Carole Fuller, Ann Hoyle, Addria Proctor, Betsy Hicks. Third Row -- Ernestine Edwards, Tempe Parker, Pat Gupton, Shirley Bowen, Margie House. Fourth Row -- Mary Helen Overton, Judy Passavant, Marian Acrey, Barbara Proctor, Marilyn Sellars, Jerry Perry. J amps F - MN .if t , 54 f fe 114, gif, ,, 1 v 5- swan' L., ii 52225: ' 1 -4.2. .Q 'ff iw r in ' . gy 31 a Allen Margie House President Vice President The Girls' Athletic Association is the largest and one of the most active and creative clubs in school. Its purpose is that of promoting athletics for girls, and thereby furthering physical fitness, good sportsmanship, leadership, and enioyment of sports. The participation in sports is open to all interested players, not only to the good ones. Through these qualities the girls have been rewarded high honors from our state at the annual State Playdays at Greensboro. They presently hold the State Volleyball and Ping-Pong Championships. ,Le ,Rv ?f j N A Ann Hoyle Betty Ann Wright Pat Gupton Mrs. Allen Secretary Treasurer Point Recorder Sponsor -Q- 'l. f.. Q r . 4.5. ,V N A 1 'E 4412 4 'ay -, ,ru W war ts , , . 5 D fzawcm 5 WQNMR wcwhzivif G K1 , P ffl' S xt , A S S' f 'v ii First Row: Marian Acrey, Gene Adcock, Eugenia Allen, Kathy Bussey, Gary Fleming. Second Row: Shirley Fleming, J. B. Gee, Arnom Harris, Margie House, Edwin Payne. Third Row: Jerry Perry, Lila Perry, Barbara Procior, Jane Reavis, Barbara Tanner. ativmzl Planar Sacicfy JOHN T. ALDERMAN CHAPTER Last year tor the first time in the history of our high school, a chapter ot the National Honor Society was established. The obiect of this chapter is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote worthy leadership, and to encourage the development of character. For these reasons, membership in the chapter is based on Scholarship, Service, Leadership, and Character. The election of members to the chapter is carried out by a chapter council, consisting ot the principal and members of the faculty. At the end of this year a certain percentage of each class will be inducted into the chapter in an impressive ceremony. These students will remain on probation for one year and then become an active part of the society. The most important proiect planned tor this year to be carried out by our organization is informing the students ot Henderson High, particularly the Freshmen, of the society and its aims. Other proiects on our list includea chapel program based on College Lite, which is planned to inform students of the work awaiting them. The chapter also plans to sponsor o series ot nightly educational meetings featuring guest speakers. e 1 Kwai . .Mx . . uf M, . , 1 , . X ? , ' y ' . ' Q ,- , , ,-ff,' x ,. Q , ' .wiv t 1 -- ., -'W 6. A a 3 , it n f. e. e ,V 5 'gil Q K :xii K :e5,L.,Li Q, X 4 4 J . f .3 ' ,, H 4 :E , , J I ,J Lett to right: Miss Helen Wilkin, Sponsor, Carole Fuller, Vice President, Addria Proctor, President, Gayle Hicks, Secretary, .lere Zollicotter, Treasurer. ,Cv 6e?cle Qrancais ttention le cercle francais est revenu au lyceel! The sensor, Miss Elizabeth Hughes, and the president, etsy Hicks, along with club members from the French asses, made plans for the year which were tres grand. cluded were a masquerade ball, French movies, and nrrespondence with French students. President - Betsy Hicks Vice President - B. D. Mills Secretary - Betsy Badger Reporter - Charles Holland Treasurer - Marilyn Sellers 'SE sq:- X 1 X ii fl HC mfm',1f'uww::xw:w1 K 1 x -::ga:::r1fe.vm,swe,-e:wz.- vf'. sense., 31, - .f. .xrmesrlzwfwargie sz: - yy r if A 0 'Q' SQ M, bm Qi L' iv i AI Taylor Jimmy Adams Pat Hart Coach Stephenson President Vice President Sec.-Tres. Monogram 61116 ln this club, like all the rest You find those who strive to do their best. ln football, basketball, and sports of this kind Better athletes you could not find. Sportsmanship plays a very big part ln each and every member's heart. We play real hard and look forward to a win But if we lose we try again. We believe in the team, and in the game too, Always faithful to the white and blue. Sponsor ,-,X 5 m Q ,iv .2 ek K' 4 ,Q 'K' 1 gel g i ' -3115. 2 5 5 . ' ... 35 .wi lf Alva 'KW 0-wining--gg I 'au iii fi gg-fs ,,,,,,, ,,f ' '-.1 'fem .2 rv of - ,,,,,,,, :HIFI l A . g: . i I T'--., ffffffl i 7 11 Ed Payne - President , .7,,. 4- Arthur Cates - Vice President Keg 611111 - Jere Zollicotter - Secretary Gary Fleming - Treasurer The Key Club is sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs throughout the United States and Canada. This is a high school organization for the key boys who are united in a program designed to serve the school as the Kiwanis-Club serves the community. V The prime obiectives of the Key Club are: to develop initiative and potential leadership, to create the opportunity for practical experience in dealing with each other as adults, to co- operate with the principal in all school matters and proiects, and to gain the experience and practical education that will help members find their place in life. The Key Club has made its mark on our school in that it has won the Finer Henderson High School award four consecutive years. lt also is serving the community inasmuch as it has become a drill ground for community leadership and service. Sponsors are Mr. Allen Minetree, Kiwanis representative, and Coach Billy Williams. 83 Seated: Janet Pearce, Treasurer, Betty Jo Gupton, Secretary, Standing: Malcolm Burris, President, Shirley Adams, Vice President, Mrs. Grace Vickery, Advisor. A new organization at Hender- son High is the Future Busi- ness Leaders of America. The Future Business Leaders of America Club offers guid- ance to students interested in a business career and helps to develop qualities neces- sary in becoming a future business leader. Every mem- ber of the Henderson Chapter also belongs to the state and national organizations. Mrs. Grace Vickery is the advisor. Eiufure Husiness fenders Of America ow, left to right: Shirley Bowen, Pat Bowser, Joe Clark, Pat Cobb, Willard Delbridge, Edna Fields, Shirley Flemin l row: Pat Grissom, Al Hendrick, Tommy Hight, Delores Hope, Margie House, Mildred lnscoe, Gene Johnson ow: Ronnie Jones, James Lavinder, Ann McGhee, Betty Nicholson, Louise Pegram, Marie Poole, Thurston Ramsey row: Joyce Raynor, Leon Steed, Dotty Stegall, Milton Watkins, Priscilla Woodlief, Betty Ann Wright. E fe? 11 .ee .nf- ,L i- 1 , . , Miss. ., . ..,,f V 1 we f ew Q mwiffrsies - -we 9 ,, ipllllygeaaz' ' rv 'ev VUWUIU cw Horizons President, Dawn Rooker Vice President, Nancy Harris Secretary - Treasurer, Sandra Cottrell Parliamentarian, Ann Jenkins Historian, Ruth Rowell Pianist, Sandra Cottrell Song Leader, Delores Hobgaod Reporter, Phyllis Johnson L , ,3 I - We erm i ' --: wx? ww 4 ,,, '-'sms f ' L, , , , i ng A if 5' ,, -, M. Mrs. Virginia Cobb, Sponsor .ffuturc Hnmcnmkers 0 America The Future Homemakers of America Club is one ofthe most active groups in our school. Members of the club attended the State Rally in Raleigh and the Bi-County Rally in Littleton. The club is planning a Mother-Daughter Banquet in May and a picnic in June. Members of the club are: Winnie Adcock, Mildred Burgess, Sylvia Carver, Gloria Cottrell, Sandra Cottrell, Barbara Edwards, Jean Franklin, Jackie Frazier, Patricia Grissom, Nancy Harris, Delores Hobgood, Betty Jo House, Judy Jeans, Ann Jenkins, Phyllis Johnson, Mavis Leviner, Toni Logic, Peggy Riley, Carolyn Roberson, Elizabeth Roberson, Dawn Rooker, Ruth Rowell, Barbara Satterwhite, Marion Shipp, Barbara Simpson, Peggy Smith, Shelby Tew, Jane Tidwell, Drucilla Upchurch. 3 ,. , vw Q Disfributivc Education Mrs. Juanita H. Bowser - Co-ordinator ln i956 the Deca Club was established at Henderson High with membership restricted to those students who participate in the Distributive Education curriculum. Although it is one of the school's newest organizations, it has already achieved state-wide recognition. Delegates were sent to both the district convention in New Bern and the state meeting in Greensboro. At the latter a two-star plaque of achievement was awarded the local chapter and a junior member, Nancy Lester, won honors in a iob interview contest. fa: .t -'Q . .' S V555 rl I t ,jig-1 R3 W W ' ',,1ffE' Liss ,ff H N ' T 3Z-is L Q 3 g,fff'1? za f R 5 h ax , 2 5 , - - f X K 5' A 'Y 7-331521 QQ -1 -W5 -'F ' -, A 1, 'Q ' :T .lv ig? 5222 ff , .E f ' ., A.,, N Q9 ,LH . ,. f ,p .. . f.. if fa ki Ei: V. X, , i l I r i M: ' X ng YT. xv M , F 5 fwimgi ? 3 55 1 Q - Y , , ,W E, In 4 l , .ima 1 1W,.3..M 1 7 ' ' -b A-3. ig k H .V A 3' ., 2' y -E X gy. 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Heame, Jr., the Henderson High School and performed during the marching season with 'llO members. The group entertained with half-time hows at all home games and followed the football team to Elizabeth City for the district ploy-off. Moving indoors, they presented the annual Christmas Concert on December I2 and began work on we numbers which were played at the State Contest in Greensboro on April the 18th. This year grade 'l music and a manager were intiated into the routine. The manager, George Boyd, who is not a band iember, did a great deal to lighten Mr. l learne's burdens during the year. Maiorettes: Kay Hoyle, Kathy Bussey, Nancy Evans, Carolyn Hamm, Margaret Hamm. ALTO AND BASS CLARINETS Barbara Harrison Carolyn Jones Jane Pearce Carolyn Hamm Melanie Bryan BARlTONES Sophia Hart Ronnie Faulkner Eleanor Folger Rita Adams Everette Thomas BASS FIDDL ES Susan Leathers Marilyn Sellars CLARINETS Judy Hearne Eugenia Allen Judy Passovant Barbara Proctor Addria Proctor Florence Grissom Judy Ayscue Carolyn Tucker Martha Allen Sandra Miller Jane Overman Pat Shuman Norman Arey Pat Walker Marsha Jordan Fran Perry Becky Daniel Sandra Cyrus Mary Hannon Mary Parham Crystal Hartness Donna Sturges Matilda Gholson Faye Averette Karen Wells Becky Adcock Phyllis Hensley 90 CORNETS Wesley Young Bobby Pernell Horner Hicks David Dodd Richard Noel John Nelson Scott Peace Alex Edmonds Jimmy Nelson Billy Turner Gerald Murdock Richard Finch Johnny Adams William Leathers Richard Ross CYMBALS Kathy Harris Ann Jenkins FRENCH HORNS Barbara Tanner Betty Fowler Carol Eaves Bobby Kearney FLUTES Jerry Perry Gayle Hicks Tempe Parker Nancy Bell Lois Miller Barbara Mitchell Ann Burwell Barbara Daniel Diane Oakley OBOE Faye Carter PIANO Sandra Cottrell SAXOPHONE Jere Zollicoffer Billy Kearney Jimmy Helderman Brenda Bryan John Wood l ief TUBAS lrvin Gupton Bobby Sneed Tommy Walters TYMPANI Betty Wr ig ht Dawn Rocker SNARE DRUMS Mary Roberson Betsy Hicks Bonnie Hoyle Sandra South Connie Hall 91 Clara Wilkerson Eula Jones Gail Hughes Kay Hoyle Nancy Davis TROMBONES Pat Hart Betsy Badger Ed Pernell Joan Rogers Martha Breedlove Kermit Ellis Dotfy Sfegall Bonnie Peoples Ellen White Margie Hicks Bus Drivers The bus drivers, with the aid of the North Carolina Highway Department of Safe- ty, have had an excellent record of safety for the past ten years. Each driver received his basic training from Mr. Al Howell who teaches a class every fall in the Henderson High School Auditorium. The drivers promote safety on our highways and in our schools. They urge motor vehicle operators ro drive slowly, watch for children crossing streets, and obey traffic signs and laws. First Row, left to right Toby Bradsher, Tyrone Rowell. Second Row: Leon Steed, W.A. Arring ton, Gene Dillard. Third Row: William Hayes, George Nethery, James Lavinder. F as I 0 0 - of HHS lfublzcafzans Che Ku!! ag Staff EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chief, Carole Fuller, Sports Editor, Arnom Harris, Assistant Sports Editor, Gary Fleming, Feature Editor, Ann Hoyle, Assistant Feature Editor, Betsy Hicks, News Editor, Gene AAdcock. BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager, Barbara Proctor, Adverti- sing Manager, Pat Bowser, Circulation Manager, Kathy Bussey, Exchange Editor, Addria Proc- tor, Photographer, Richard Noel, Typist, Mary Roberson. 94 ln an attempt to publish a more informative and interesting school paper, the Bulldog Staff was supplemented this year by Miss Hughes' Senior English and Journalism Class. The class spent several days each six weelcs reporting the news ancl writing feature articles for the paper. The staff sponsored a successful and enter- taining Stunt Night in the fall. ln the spring a charter was obtained to the Quill and Scroll Society. Outstanding members of the paper and yearbook staffs were inducted into this society. Sponsor - Business Manager yaurnalism Glass Pcp Pac Editor ln Chief JERRY PERRY Feature Editors PAT SHUMAN PAT HART ook at the variety section that s S Q ur work! Photographer, JANE PEARCE Art Editor, BETSY l llCKS One picture is worth a million words - therefore, our words are innumerable. Sports Editors CAROLYN PEOPLES, JIMMY ADAMS Basketball, football, tennis, golf- we compiled statistics and pictures for them all. i 5 Q 3 I! '1- Of '58 aor, MISS KATHLEEN WARD Senior Editors JULIA FLOYD, BETTY WRIGHT We handled the class, identified baby pictures and wrote rhymes. Typisfs OYCE RAYNOR, SHIRLEY FLEMING vos our fingers that typed every word in s book! Business and Circulation Managers MARGIE HOUSE, BETTY HARRIS DELORES HOPE It was our iob to handle that vital green stuff that financed your PEP PAC. Heaven! Fenrless F Os fer hammers on H orneco . mln 9 Soutinem be 6 Pt Swv' 'WH That prize-winning Pepsodent smile Drugstore demons 98 Four of the lovelier Stunt Night Beauties! 2 9 f K 'K ' .qfiiiipnh I Johnny and Stewart reach the 'l8fh hole in o spring phase of A 99 ?eur- year ,Athletes Kaek etball Pat Gupton, Julia Floyd, Eugenio Allen, Betty Ann Wright FOOTBALL Al Taylor l6'r1sk etball George Harrison, Lester Peedin, Billy Stone, Scott Hughes, Edwin Payne Tel 5 A Q 'S Q E35 YF?-FZ :xia i1E5ffnfk'AiiFi'ifY s 'N , 1957-58 Gaaclzing Staff Our coaching staff for i957-58 includes two rookies and one letterman . This year we were introduced to Coach Stephenson, renewed our acquaintance with Coach Piestrak, and dis- covered Billy Williams in a new role. Head Football Coach, Wade Stephenson, graduated from Angier High School in Angier, and Atlantic Christian College, Wilson, N.C. He has been actively associated with sports since his graduation, occupying a coaching position at Selma, North Carolina for five years. With a first year record in football of 9-'l at Henderson, Coach Stephenson anticipated good seasons for his Freshman Basketball team and the Varsity Track team. The other newcomer, Coach Billy Williams, played for the blue-and-white here at Henderson High from T946-49 and at the University of North Carolina from T950-53, and has now completed his first year here as Backfield Coach ot the same blue-and-white. Following his graduation from U.N.C., Coach Williams worked in Greensboro, coached at Townsville High School, and, in addition to assisting Coach Stephenson, is the Junior Varsity Basketball, Tennisand Golf Coach. The letterman on our staff is Coach Emil S. Piestrak, affectionately known as Pete . Although he hails from Pennsylvania, Coach Piestrak attended East Carolina College and liked the South so much that we are fortunate to have him at Henderson High. Coach Piestrak is com- pleting his fourth successful year here as the boys Head Basketball and Baseball Coach and an Assistant Football Coach. IOI I 957 Qaatball Squad First row, left to right: Arthur Cotes, Eugene Dillard, Al Hendrick, Toby Bradsher, AI Taylor, Gary Fleming, Scott Hughes. Second row: J.B. Gee, Tony Robertson, Horace Falkner, Phil Johnston,W.C. Clay, Teddy Moore. Third row: Ben Marks, Dick Corbitt, Wilson Hoyle, Charles Rose, Ralph Roys- ter, Henry Strause, Morris Williams. Fourth row: Tommy Stafford, Garland Greenway, Wesley Kelly, Bobby White, Trotter Bagley, Frank Cowan. During their first year at the helm, Coach Wade Stephenson and Assistant Coach Billy Williams, with the help of Coach Pete Pie- strak, led the Henderson High School football team to the District Three Championship. After losing to Durham High School, the Bulldogs went on to win seven of their eight conference games. The only mark against the Bulldogs was a 'l9-l9 tie with Northern Durham. After winning the District Three Championship, the Bulldogs met the Elizabeth City Yellow Jackets on the opponents home field to vie for the Northeastern Championship. Although the Bulldogs played agood game, they were beaten 27-6. A Al Taylor, the very fine quarterback of the Bulldogs, was voted the most valuable back on the team by the V.F.W. and received a bid to play in the North - South Shrine game. Recognized as the most valuable lineman by the V.F.W. was Gene Dillard who played guard. Gary Fleming was given the trophy for being the player who displayed the best sportsmanship throughout the entire football season. 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T , L K i K!I 2239? Bikiuffi 2 ?K3.jfQ 51,5 A A311 up 'fiiifii ii l:,j'j5 l 11 , A 'A ' W M NL . W . -A K -f K '--' F ar 1' K , -K 1 7 m cg5g oa1lafa h , :Guard ' , -- 1' f ' . , ,. ,. , ,. .. , . I1--M. , .2 J qw QA Q 11, 1.fy,,4g,::,,:,fg, :M-w,:g.i5A I-4 fg ' 15-gf? ,yn-Eg 'fri fe 5 ir s5,,,,g.s-f-,-...,...,,,,SXh . J '45 x Q-QL S - ..., M Mg, V , , M , 5 X ii 1 I 3 M: 5 ' 3 ai 2 ' M W ' 5 . ,L ,, Ja 'l 'Y 1: ' Q, : fa. A - - 225 , 5 , , , 1 1 Q, up--f in ff--f ,, .Iv if ft -fx ,- K ' swf, Jimmy Adams - Chartman B.D. Mills - Trainer Al Taylor - Manager Hays ' l5'ask dba!! Zcam Coached by Pete Piestrak, the Bull- dogs of the hardwood experienced a success- ful season. They ended their regular con- ference play with a i4-2 record. ln the District lll tournament in Chapel Hill, they were defeated in the finals by Graham. The starting quintet, Ed Payne, Billy Stone, Les- ter Peedin, Mickey Grissom and Gary Fleming, and the rest of the squad displayed sports- manship and outstanding ability during the three months of play. First row, left to right: Edwin Payne, Gary Fleming, Lester Peedin, Billy Stone, Mickey Gris- som Scott Hughes. Second row: Charles Rose, Ralph Royster, W.C. Clay, J.B. Gee, George Harrison, Johnny Church. Third row: Coach Pete Piestrak, Jimmy Adams, B.D. Mills. aw' ffi mil s iff? :iz 12 f 1 Ag ni , ,Sf , ,- b 5 S J 1- 3 5 5 k .3 ,. . Q FL -NRL K Ji I ,B-,.-Af 'JSP' 1 ,Q , , ian 'Q VY T' ' 'N L ld. fgxqp. W: g J ' if mi A , I L . .1,1.a.g- K 1 K: , 2 5 as ,X Eg? 71 Ee, X A -saw Q 5915! wg ,X fuxrwavwbi 'ik' I 4--f f' If up 15131 4- 73 3 f . A +5 l :iq ill? Ill 555 SEI -471 413 S ll IE! El 3533 ii 1 my x jr. Varsity l5'ask ctball First Row, left to right: Morris Williams, Dick Corbitt, Henry Strause, Ben Marks, Tommy Stafford. Second Row: Wilson Hoyle, Billy Weldon, Randy Whitten, Newell Garrison. Third Row: Arthur Faulkner, Edward Wilson, Manager. Qrcslzmcu l6'ask etball First Row, left to right: Donald Peoples, Macy Foster, Dennis Hughes, Steve Cot- trell, Garland Greenway. Second Row: William Leathers, Bill Hight, Wesley Kelly, George Grissom. Third Row: Larkin Nelson, David Rose, Steve Roberson, Bobby Clark. 108 ' row, left to right: Steve Roberson, Howard Cowan, Tommy Stafford, Ronnie Jones, Theodore Grissom, Jerry ue. Second row: Buddy West, David Brown, Bobby White, Joe Clark, Edward Wilson, Jimmy Nelson. Third row: Goodrich, Jeff Pearce, Bobby Daniel, Adrian Knight, Willard Delbridge. 7 Girls ' Hask efball 27mm Mrs. Dorothy Allen Addria Proctor, Ann Hoyle Coach Managers Mrs. Dorothy Allen, who completes her ninth year here as Athletic Director of Girls and Basketball Coach, received her A. B. degree in Physical Education at East Carolina College. Prior to coming here she taught at New Hanover High School in Wilmington. Many successful Puppette teams, outstanding in ability and sportsmanship, are evidence that Henderson is fortunate in having Mrs. Allen. First row, left to right: Carolyn Peoples, Pat Gupton, Betty Ann Wright, Eugenia Allen, Julia Floyd, Pat Hart. Second row: Martha Allen, Ada Greenway, Judy Passavant, Marian Acrey, Bon- nie Bowen, Kathy Bussey. Third row: Jackie Frazier, Lou Ellen Granger, Jean Royster, Nancy Greenway. Fourth row: Addria Proctor, Sophia Hart, Sandra Cottrell, Marsha Jordan, Jane Over- man. J' Q 9 xjbx s if 5' . . 1T,u: ,pf Vw 1 IE ty, x fi f ,X 2 Nr M QQ U W XM -5,1 1 K, - S ,. nw, V: 91. , QL.. , .Vg-. 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More emphasis is now being placed on spring sports. Ralph Royster - lnfielder, Ben Marks - Outfielcler, Morris Williams- Catcher, Wilson Hoyle - lnfielcler. SQ H H, ' Ri .. H . - i - H Q 4 -Ae-s ' I 1 r t 2 1' fe 15. M L, .. Veg fa J ' 53. fi. 1 2 .. A W- ' 1 1 QU., f ge is W xg A' 'gi r gn e' egg E-'37,-jf ',:-msxgjfi-K M3511 gg 1 gif . v ig., . Q. 5, 11 k M, ,Ri g - Y 13 jg-1.. m y 'igiifw ff - ,f ' if wwf.. r evans' vw ,Q 3, 3- A- ff, v -' -, gf wr - f f' .. 4-,Q ' w f sil- ef p 51?,,1f2?i iY' M ef-I or , - ' 2 -' ' 12 fs 1 .4 3 ff. 'sw : ' 1-,g we 42 .,-' 14 psf ,,LSss,g, ,:e I fffffyg V -. 1:55 ., 5, ,,ag5f. f- ,.1.w: kv ,- , 9' if eq - uf 5 1 l x ggi ' '- ,, - , f. , ,f .. f N-.gi il ogg -.weed -. AE :gg ae :, i - A g - f e ' avg ,- . . iobb Q ga -W 1 - if W' we i :L-,5Mw',gff'iff 2531 -l M-N -,f xi,w::, , fpa':':e','ief f i f i rrrss s A 3 4 ' 11'-'5 7.1 . . . . r -' ' LY ' f . ' : AI T? -,' ,- 5 1 Q , ., -Q A 'E' ,'-'-1 : -' lx T'M n'F-' 'l bv7?'2?'1: .f -4' is: 'Gil-Q iw' was ' W - v..s.M- . 545, . Gary Fleming Lester Peeclin Tony Robertson lnfielder First Base Catcher Canals Cram Norman Arey, Gene Adcoclc, Frank Cowan, Dick Corbitf, Ed Payne, Billy Stone. Galf Ccam Ronnie Michels, Wesley Young, Wallace Vaughan, Henry Strause, Johnny Church, Stewart Finch Jere Zollicoffer, Coach Billy Williams. 1, W3,, LLQ9,-,bg Wi- gq-qia,,:5.7,wQ,knwwem2gmqvmm amng5gfffJfmm , 1 ii, ,inf , :Ma up-,Q . ,J . gfwg L' .H fax: N gg . :W A, K , . ,,- , N :.h V i 'SQ K -. ,.,.f i , Im WV? A Ll If I I I? Wwn Bail and Dennis Hughes f ii S3325 i W ' s5phaQ Had, Bobby P5 m iell W Y l -- '- 'WTLQT' Tx. WZN Y k aren, ' J'udyPcxss,ovcnt,,Queen 1 V I V h . ,WL 'I 5 .. ,L Fran Perry, W.C. Clay' , F. f W 5x L , .Q g Parade 10:47 The 12-minuie pause that refreshes! 9:20 That first period grind. 8:29 Calm before the storm 12:43 But, Mrs. Clarke I., 4 Gif . ZX? 8:32 Another day has started 0 News 118 5:45 Now xg it X fs Z- l'm so-o-o hungry! gn X . -1-1 N i o-1 .gy 1:00 Nourishment for the hungry 1:35 Egads! We'relafe!! Wh th h ? ere are ose gym S ces 3:31 All over for another day aff' really! Norman! 119 '- A M . Johnnie Hurt, Carolyn Falkner, Sccrlefte Herion, Carolyn Reovis junivr Varsity Ifhccrlcadcrs Varsity Klzccrleadcrs Front Row, Left to Right: Ada and Nancy Greenway, Carol Redding, Betty Pack, Rita Murphy, Chief - Jane Reavis. Second Row: Delores Hope, Margie House, Assistant Chief - Janet Pearce, Rita Peoples, Mary H. Overton, Marian Acrey. eww? T331 Li. , F. Who 's Who ALL STATE AND ALL EASTERN TEAMS AI Taylor GIRLS' STATE Jerry Perry Ann Hoyle BOYS' STATE Arnom Harris Ed Payne Gene Adcock 122 nfs:- , I J-!.Jf.8. SENIOR MASCOTS Carol Smith Doug Falkner SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD Gary Fleming ALL STATE ORCHESI RA Judy Hearne N.C. JR. CLASSICAL LEAGUE SEC'Y. Barbara Proctor 123 LTL GOV., N.C. KEY CLUB Arthur Cates 3: is is li E' .e M, E, Q, Q i 3, Q Q X. 2 e if Q E 2, 2 E E E s Y Z are CE' Chief Marshal, Jerry Perryg Assistant Chief Marshal, Edwin Payneg,Judy Ayscuep Sandra Sfainbackg Gayle Hicksg Barbara Tannerg Addria Procforg Barbara Proctorg Carole Fuller: Tempe Parkerp Gene Adcockg Morris Williarnsp Arnom Harris. IZ4 f rrree EG . rf ee 5:15 +3 224 Aiwa t .. , nf: Mr. E.F. Smith, better known as Smithy , is familiar to all students for his friendly, effi- cient manner of working as Maintenance Man- ager. Mrs. W.C. Witherspoon, Dietitian, and Emma Taylor, Cook, prepare and serve meals in the cafeteria, creating a pleasant, wholesome at- mosphere. Gusfodiaus Keeping the halls and building neat and clean is the iob of Beatrice Grant and Fannie Dick- en s, Maids. I g Charlie Gales, the whistling janitor, is ditional part of our high school life. G fl'G Cf 5 :bmi ei gi ga si' S R, A E. 'Q X .pseji ky K if X. li ni I ..-4-199 .p,. .21- W. U r a n . 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It is the aim of those who determine the policies of Rose Stores to make the values and service offered in their stores iustify your confidence and support. YOUR BUSINESS IS APPRECIATED AT ROSE'S 5 -IO - 25q: STORES Buying and Executive Offices in Henderson, N. C. 'W' Compliments of CAK GROVE ALFORD'S Printers - Office Outfitters Pianos - Musical lnstruments Cameras - Gifts - Novelties Phone 3424 Henclerson, N. C. Compliments of WHlTE'S DRUG STORE Compliments of PERRY LUMBER CO. Sell us your standing lumber FRED B. HIGHT Property Management Real Estate Insurance Rentals Auctioneering Thirty years Experience FRED B. HIGHT, JR. Assistant Manager Phone 422i LANE NEHI BOTTLING CO Bottlers of RC COLA AND NEHI BEVERAGES Also lndisposable Cans THE HENDERSON GROCERY Distributors of White House and Melrose Flour Del Monte and Pocahontas Fruits and Vegetables Compliments to SENlOR CLASS A FRIEND , 5- O L Q' DAVIS Ulu' mnlsa qoun owN..., when TIPTDP has svsnqrhiuq? WP TWP FOOD V? xxx X , STDRES COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Henderson, N. C. CLQQ QAXQQ wxfgb m .fSL'mx1QC fsggK'S2U9'4EoUl,Q QXQJDAQ A FRTWD Gig SQ i THE EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY Clarence E. Greene George W. Harrison Bobby Jones, Agents HENDERSON DRUG CO. Across From S. A. L. Station Phone 4158 The Store of Courtesy and Service' BRING US YOUR PRESCRIPTION Fountain Service Sodas Sandwiches Candy COTTRELL'S STYLE SHOP Everything in Ladies' and Girls' Wear Ladies' and ChiIdren's Wear PAGE DRUG co., IINC. Where Quality and Service Unite MEET YOUR FRIENDS HERE 3134 - Phone - 3134 Compliments of VALET CLEANERS Approved Sanitone Service Dial 7146 Henderson, N.C. DALE'S TV SERVICE We Service All Makes and 'Models Radio - TV Sets Best Wishes to Seniors of '58 PARKER'S REXALL DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service LA ROSE BEAUTY SHOP SANFORD MILLING COMPANY, INC of Henderson HARRIET COTTON MIllS HENDERSON COTTON MILLS 2' JJ, w f 1117 4 Compliments of NETHERY'S MOBILE SERVICE STATION Compliments of RACHEL'S BEAUTY SALON EMMA'S BEAUTY SHOP lf your hair is not becoming to youp you should be coming t us Compliments of LYLES'S GRQCERY We welcome you Phone 4325 Compliments of J. W. JENKINS. INC. W s,,,v Phone 7 I 23 ROBERTSON'S GULF SERVICE W. W. Robertson, Prop. Washing - Lubrication Tire Service Gulf Tires - Bctferie Phone 5109 Compliments of CLENIENTS MOTOR CO. WEBB'S HENDERSON SHOE STORE Home of Nationally Advertised Shoes For the Entire Family Dial 5011 We cordially invite accounts Iarge or small. Feeling that relations once established will become permanently agreeable and mutually profitable. FIRST NATIONAL BANK IN HENDERSON HENDERSON, N. C. Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation SHOP IN lEGGETT'S HENDERSON'S MOST MODERN AND FRIENDLY STORE CHRISTIAN HARWARD FURNITURE COMPANY COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Dial 4719 We Want Your Business CITIZENS BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY The Leading Bank In This Section Since I889 Henderson, N. C. F NORTH CAROLlNA'S CLEAR CHANNEL STATION ON 890KC The Nation's Top Shows from Mutual Associated Press News from WHNC - FM News Room WHNC - FM Produced Live Programs of Local Interest High Fidelity Transcription Libraries for Enioying the WorId's Finest Music WHNC - 89OKC ALL .... EVERYDAY WHNC - FM FULL TIME 92.5 MCC Owned and Operated by THE HENDERSON RADIO CORPORATION Nathan Frank, President CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '58 THE NEW VANCE HOTEL WW Compliments of AMERICAN COFFEE SHOP High school students try us for quick and courteous service. Compliments of BON TON 8. HARRIS and DANIEL SERVICE STATIONS Compliments of YOUNG OIL CO. ELECTRIC PRODUCTS CO Frigidaire-Zenith Dial 6142 Henderson, N. C. JEFFERSON STANDARD LIFE INSURANCE CO. Only major company paying 47: on dividends, accumulations and settlements Options. Guarantee 2157: Gran P. Childress, District Mgr. S-6 EMBASSY BUILDING Compliments of MOUNT HOPE FINISHING CO. of Henderson, N. C. ,. 70 - 3 -f lr., f ag: fy .. Q' COMPLIMENTS TO SENIOR CLASS JOHN MUNDY FLORIST Compliments of MOTOR SALES CO. A.R. PERRY'S GLASS CO. Automobile Glass, Mirrors, Table Tops Sr Store Fronts AND HENDERSON OXYGEN AND SUPPLY CO. Oxygen, Acetylene Electric S: Acetylene Medical Gases Welding Equipment HENDERSON IRON AND METAL COMPANY Scrap Iron - Metals - Rags Structural Steel -- Auto Wreckers 40 O sinh-Jzbzawd 651, oRAnY's vmzsmr Bows 81 MEN'S SHOP Headquarters for Palm Beach and Tom Sawyer Clothes Henderson, N. C. College Shop For Girls For Boys Celebrating our Golden Anniversary H50 years More for Less LANCASTER'S MEN'S SHOP ln Downtown Henderson FINE MEN'S CLOTHES Congratulations from WOOLARD'S Your Health and Beauty Center l34 S. Garnett Street H6 Raleigh Road COMPLIMENTS of ELLIS MOTOR CO. E. C. SEAMAN Real Estate Insurance Henderson, N. C. Compliments of LEGG-PARHAM CO 24 HOUR ROAD SERVICE Dial 9841 HI WAY TERMINAL PHILLIP 66 GAS AND OIL MOST GUMFDRTABLE WAY T0 KEEP THE GRUUP TUGETHERU CHARTER A G EYHUUNII. America's most reliable Charter Service Q WE ...watch the road, make the . ..1eave your car worries be- reservations, follow the route you hind, start with your group, stay with choose, take care of the parking! your group, arrive with your group! E It's such a comfort to take the bus . . . and leave the driving to us! There's a Greyhound agent near you. CONGRATULATQONS w H V H sENnoRs Henderson's Favorite Station CITY BARBER SHOP , fbeccxuse you mode It sol DANIEL HARDWARE P. S. WE'LL ALWAYS LOVE YOU 'C 'pf BEST WISHES to the class of '58 From A FRIEND It Compliments of WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT We Serve the Best from Land 8. Sea WESTERN STEAKS SPECIALTY We Welcome You and Your Parties' Phone 4822 Compliments of W. S. ENCOY PEARCE ELECTRIC MACHINE fggjpafrf ,Egfr Building Materials Phone 45l7 Henderson, N. C. Remember HELPING T0 BUILD 5 N ' 1 ' Businces?sIui11Z:I:tIlI1I:xI,1nllI:AcIl'CggclA E Compliments of f- fhrough . Agricultural Development co. . Community Improvement . Industrial Expansion Phone 7194 CAROLINA 621 N. Garnett Street a Henderson, N. C. ' I Pepsi-Co a HENDERSON VULCANIZING COMPANY take ' a case! Motorola TV. Good year tires and Batteries NORGE Appliances 1 144 Sam ? COMPLIME NTS OF ALWAYS RST QUALVKYI REMEMBER: PENNY QUALITY IS YOUR GREATEST SAVING! RCA Victor TV - Radio - Phonograph E RCA Whirlpool Appliances C.J. FLEMING APPLIANCE CO. We Service Everything We Sell Phone 7176 225 E. Montgomery Street Henderson North Carolina VANCE FURNITURE CO., INC. Complete Home Furnishing Cash or Easy Terms Dial 39'I'I 325 S. Garnett Street Henderson North Carolina HENDERSON FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. Leads again with the Leading Lines of Furniture, Rugs, Linoleum, Frigidaire Appliances, Easy and Speed Queen Washers and many other Items to Make the Home Comfortable. THE LEADING FURNITURE STORE IN THIS SECTION Dial 7137 Air conditioned for your comfort. ,Autographs L 'Wi , -,ae 2:4 H x' 'Y P apwwffw Q QW QQ-LlL.91Q,:'i ,L-aj '3' Wwaxdfwfdggbwqkw, MCWWMWWJ JVM70- LZWWQQ aommaj- H, -Mf1faL,wNM Um LMS UMMK .1..,.-A --w---A .Af ,-2. ,.,,..2,i- - . ZQSLQQLA- -.,4n:A.lflv3Ff---:Ai:.,.Q4.g,.i3..g.LJ4,...- ' 2 QL Sw H M SWA. M X XX ' um, w.,.3-5Sx3gxev,'5E'Q'Q ' X K Sv 3 xx . -w Sv 35233 3 Q ,ASX bs, wiriugfwmwx 9 3 R Q gi ' X 5 ' N 1 xy 1 25, 4 X 4 . ff' 'Ei . NY , ' - ll fp IH S ,L-if-j. X f ' ,ns bx J ,531-2312 . 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