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

Text from Pages 1 - 186 of the 1960 volume:

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IL: NM U X E -'15--1-1-1 ..1'LlV,Ll' ,V x .WA p: nif?' -,,,..-ar: fDoTTi5 'FVF'qf-'5 I ' MPWPM' 'Q 'A' I , c1.'.'!---ff----4' .i.,........-...,,,i-.-,, ...-. p-'J,:-'Ii -1---...i,iLh ..... f 1- -1-- - - -, f i , ,f.,4! .W- Wk HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL H. uasue PERRY MEMQFQYAL LRBQRARJ RGHSE AVENSJE 4 HENDERSON, H. c. 21535 WWW ffm Zafdle of Contents Dedication ........ . 6 Miss Pep Pac and Court . . 8 Administration and Faculty . . . . 10 Seniors ........... . . 16 Underclassrnen . . . . 60 Leaders . . . . . 92 Organizations . . . . 91 Athletics. . . . 130 Features ..... . . 154 Senior Directory. . . . . 165 2 1? f W Webdy ,Zbyefr 012 Horeworci Just as a beautiful song must end, this school year must end also. The melody of a beautiful song lingers on after the song has ended, and the melody of this school year, the things we have learned and the memories we hold dear, will linger on through all the years to come. This year will soon be a part of our past. We cannot hold on to it, for We look toward the future. The staff with the theme, The Song Has Ended. . . But the Melody Lingers On , has endeavored to capture the highlights of this year so that when we remember it, the sweet melody will still remainy 3 Dedication... To know Coach Stephenson is to love. honor, and respect him. His algebra students can remember how patient coach has been when they just could not Lmderstand an algebra problem. The boys on the football team will remember his tireless efforts and praise for a job well done. Many of us have taken our problems to coach and he has always been willing to listen to us and advise us. He has made the day seem brighter with his friendly smile and warm Hello . These arebut a few of the many reasons we have chosen to honor you, Coach. When we remember our high school days To Be Sure you will be in our fondest memories. .. .. . ae: E92 5-Q . :z1:5::2':::-Q. -. . -,xz. 'wa ' -1',i-'- K -w ' -1+--f-wma - . 1. 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XR-Ps ,O as , W H I ,A- ' 3 A ', Q , PRINCIPAL HENDERSON HIGH SCHOOL Mr. F. D. Kesler Henderson Hign Scnool Haculfy Mr. R. B. Harrison Assistant Principle Dean of Boys Mrs. Mable Young w7'gi'z' 'S lb, 1 WH... , If Sngtisn Department ' -J Mrs. Margaret Glover Miss Elaine Pegram Mrs. Betty London Miss Peggy Stanton 2. ff a 'ol , , 124349.3 3 fv 3 14.5 W .. ' ' . , ..-f, 3 fm' , f-s. f If ,IQ 'fire-Q - -V L ' . . s 4 4' XP x 3? A, ' ia. - ff J A f 1. ' I , V , Y Iv, I ' I ,ffl V , er w e 4. ee , f 4 vi 7 V - ,,,' fig A , ,y,,,, Z gh W 1 A , , X , :W in ' 1 ff Q 'f ff 1 4 -2- - .4 , -, V . ., ,,,...r ' W Matn Department ,MOV f Od Z, V X' 'N Wade Stephenson Miss Ellen Lavincler Ted Rollins .MQW K , , , Q , ,1 ?, ' wh, x we ,Q 3. ,. 1 -Q' I f, .1 1 my .3 in gem? ,ia ,f1- - -w...,- ' 1, Mrs. Mary Murphy Harold House Social Stucii cs c - ' 'zz gorcign fanguagcs Sciences Mrs, Martha Howes Robert Harrison 'Eaf' it V E, - ,.-wi K-,is I rv-P 01 l . ' Q, Mrs. Jessie Clarke Miss Elizabeth Hughes -.managed Miss Helen Wilkin N. Mrs. Evelyn Pernell 1 ,fx Fx 5 'v vs gp , X M nr-- lv' K- ,11q :f W- Mrs. Grace V cke y ' ,zum ,v 43? . Ms-N A ., gd, 5 4 Miss Mildred Smith Mrs. Jack Jo es Commercial Department 19 '95 ew., f L Physleal Sclueahon M ev l X X K Mrs. Dorothy Alle E 1 P estrak 5reasurer Home Seonomies Eiorarian Mrs. Ethel Knott Mrs. Eva Macon Mrs. Mabel Young . z wmv 'X .'-'-' . ,.. 2 --.. Q, ,.,,. ' Ai in ' P J .wil .. my V A ' , A --we-W . 3, N . Em f fi! if M 2 f as . 5 fi?w f'9f5'3,C5ZF5.'-n-rm-ff wf '4 vi' f war ..,'wgq.,qw+'-qw ' vt - 'f: 'fm , '-M .1 - - M ..-. ,, .,....,. .A M' E . ,--...,-. ------..-. -E , I 4 Pac hx ZMZZQQQQ7 Lfwf' As all good things must come to an end, so must our days at Henderson High School. These past four years hold a treasure of memories - - memories which can never be forgotten. The melodies still linger from - -the Land of Dreams, Homecomings, football games, basketball games, sock hops, fashion shows, School Spirit Weeks, and the mul- titude of conventions. Just remember, when we leave this school and go our separate ways, We'll Be Seeing You , and We'll Carry this melody with us in our hearts. I Sl 5 0 0 I 2 . 2' 2 v Q 1 if -1 '4.9,,. 1 I ' 7 I I I K' i JL LESUE PENQY MENORHKL UBRH! Z 5 b ,va ,.,. J 1 J 3 3 l 1? A E Y 'A 599'95-llzzvk q-,,j,ff'j 'jjj 'fwy-1121--1 -a-f-:m..,,,,-,,..,,.,,,,,W,,Y,,,,,,,, mv--Mi--MAN' ' ' - - ,I ,A ' ..-,f 7'L.T .ta'ifazzzzivz 'M 'f'v:-':fv-s-,--n..,,..,,..M,x--H'-f-M-,fwmam,Q,.,.,L ,L -v- V .Jwfz-f-1-wwww-w,,,M -W-V ' - -E --vv -wr 3- N V- Q '...L,.,,,,,..,,,.,.v',,n ,.,,,M..'.,f- 1 'af ' ' :-ff-w V--F ...., V I r V , .. , ..,..,.7Z,,i,.,,,,,h.2'i,f,, f1 .. , . , ,, FW 'Q ng Q 9 rv. tv' ROSE AVENUE 24EN DERSOfN, N. C. 27536 v M 97 5 rf I S., , J , 'ily-, .Q ln. 5, , 3 , A' 5395213 '. 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' N 4 X? x . .4 .fyff 132252 ,5 s 6 X an ,z.ff?Zf, if 'f ' :T A lbwg --1 ,54 ,,,f:yj.-,2,Vw. ,,f,,,- f'Gav..v. X JS-5-C21 , ' ,,,q,f,fff.g.fg .- , , 1.2-f.4l3Qa4, Qli f Q -1 fl, .45-1.-2:7 , Y, 55, ,X , 1 'gvlwt-'43 4-?1,,' f 1, s :fly . ! Pyle . :if ' - iw ,4 , Q ' 4 v ,212 A' 'f J 'ffilflx' 1 A. 1 ' ' . 4 . 1 V ' -s '. ' ' ff 0 W, 'z Z WW 40 , ,Q f 1 1 V ev if .,p., i f , -J X .1 'M L. . f 1 ,fx l,,., '44 'Z ,: i'g .Q S 3 V , V 4 ,VZ V .1 Y, w- LVM ' 'T ,, if 1 WV' . 2. 5 V , + f.:g4 , Q: , lf'-' ,i f ., ' f nf, .V C ,. Q, , V- :fig Z 4 , , . '-if: X G , f 2 1' ' fu, ,. iff' H Qi A ,. 1 , if . ,. I A4 I, -1 142' V' cw 1 , 1 f 4 42 4- 34 l 4 1 , 4 4 f ,V 0, f f ff , W1 Y, I I ,, . 2 ff' Q ,Q 5 Av' 1 441 f f JEAN ROYSTER -fd ig, a 9 W' fc 'Q' Q, , i W- . .QQ 1 HA we ' , ,,. I V' E 'ff 2' . ,, ' 'M 4' nz l ,lr if Q wh ?!'!P - I ,, . -, ff-,111 1 'Nr Y wg'-P7 E, . A A 'Q Y' Y PRESIDENT SECRETARYMIN W 'f' W 'f ,V - Alex Edmonds 'Pat Walker , A EN' A, .,. J. .E ,f-rf. E VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER -Avi ,, Bi11Y Weldon ,Judy Ayscue ' E4 4 fwsmwwfzw 1 , 4 .lk- . -1 - V 7'f',. 1-T ' 7 1 I ima- 'V 1 5' 7 v 4 Q MARTHA FLORENCE ALLEN 1 Class? W.. .af Purity of heart is the nobelest in- X heritancef' I , Q, ee 7' - V' 5, ' JUDY ANN AYSCUE .S .ir Eve-1'yp1'oduction of genius must be 'Z . . . . :, -. Q.: .':.a,:L-w---f a production of enthusiasm. ' E F 'fig 1 '31-:V LSHAM TROTTER BAGLEY JR. Actions, looks, words, and stel, form the alphabet by which you ny ' -. ' , spell character. . ,ffwh ,M 4.l b we Q J 2 ,.,. . f, BERTIE MAE BAILEY l would help others out of fellow feeling. HUGH VAN BARDEN Never do today what you can put off until tomorrow. -w 9 S2 GEORGE VANABLE BOYD II And still they looked and wnlel' grew: How one Small head iilllt carry all he knew. tl a 'i 0 .- . 1 : '-1,g?.' 1960 x DAVID WEIR BROWN His sparkling wit he cannot hideg le couldn't be serious if he tried. wr-A, ANNE SPOTTSWOOD BURWELL 'Sparkling eyes anda friendly smileg Her list of friends will run a mile. xiw lbw' MELANIE HILMAN BRYAN Much wisdom often goes with the fewest words. L 6 wnlwwk JA CK POWELL BUTCHER When asked about work, this he said, Don't mind me, go right ahead. as iw Q +1 Q 'Z ,V 'VK ,t f. .. ,V ,, X., ' 1 za: ' , Qing LEONARD MEREDITH BULLO CK lil I'm not driving fast, I'm just flying low. -N-.-.W JAMES RANDOLPH CARROLL Life has no blessing like a prudent friend. lf ,I 1 Q33 1 L , A .. C I A ASS 2 '!, . ,,,, U , , PAMELA FAYE CARTER Leave silence to saints, I am but human. QL . :. .: , , 1:11 ww . 22231 -we . - - uf x . .5 L ' 2 1 L ii' Q : A. . ..,. , ,Q f Q , we if ??l.,. :Ei-ii ' A . 'N .,,. ' J? -, ..,,, 5:i?'1fafsi:2f:?' ' 5 fy? ' -,':f ':.' CHARLOTTE ANN COTHRAN The mildest manners and the gent- lest heart. K l. , THOMAS FRANKLIN CLAY Be always as merry as you can, for no one delights in a sorrowful man. ,,f5wl SANDRA DARLENE COTTRELL Thebest part of beauty isthat which no picture can express. 30 RICHARD JOHNSON CORBITT, III He used to be conceited, but now nw is perfect. HOWARD ASHWORTH COWAN Happy am I, from care I am frag Why aren't they all contented ll? me '? Y ' 1960 we EUGENE VANCE DILLARD There is no substitute for sincere i :Zh .ff iff: , ' 4, .v,,,,, AAVA 1 ' I My iff 4 wifi: . ',, VQM' QM V km, 0 DAVID YOUNG DODD My youth Ihave today: I can always find time to grow old. earnestnessl' ll LOUIS ROWLAND DICKERSON N lx . merry heart doeth good like medi- it A my 5.i Q3,.,2-:. 33,v, .qiu 5 M . ' , ' ,l., I '- if-fi I A ALEXANDER JUNIUS EDMONDS Vleldom serious, always a clown, at worries Come, he will never own. ff www NANCY RENN EVANS Always happy, never sad: Some- times naughty, never bad. BI RICHARD CARLYLE EZELLE To worry little, to study less: This is a secret of happiness. 4: -- of nv- ff l Clasi aim- 3 ARTHUR BELMONT FALKNER Take it easy, have your fun: Let the old world flicker on. THURMAN THOMAS FAUCETTE, JR. We know him by his character. DONNY CLIFTON FELTS -naw-vN.9,,,,,,k, ALICE FAYE FORSYTH Good humor and generosity carry the day with the popular heart the world over. NEWELL SHERROD GARRISON It's not because I don't like work, but because I am not in sympathy with it. 32 Always friendly and full of fur' 4 LOU ELLEN GRANGER For driving Lou Ellen has a phoal Better watch out or she'll run 161' you. l . 1960 ,gpm . ADA LOUISE GREENWAY IHappiness is the meaning and pur- ose of life. THELBERT DATIS GUPTON 'le a friend to all and all would be ur friend. ff i. rib PHYLLIS MARIE GREENVVAY A good laugh is sunshine in a house. 4-swung GEORGE HOWARD HALL HI Friendliness is the keynote of a good personality. 33 SHERWOOD LEON GUPTON He likes baseball the very best When he plays he shows his zestl 4 ,ping fly 7 , BARBAR JEAN HANFORD Silence and thought are combined to the best advantage. f: ' 1I' ft , 'Q Clas: ,ya . 4 -.nf . . Q f Xi 'N fw- 1 if Q i twkyv, , THOMAS DICKSON HARDIE, JR. To be doing good is man's most glorious task. Q31 Law, LAURA JANELLE HARRIS Outward sunshine - - Inward joy. it 'DL L- JUDY ANN HARRIS Of all the sounds of earth, the o: ' that reaches farthest into heaven i in' ' Q :Q V1 ,V qw rv ., Ai? 1 :'d 5 ' it reer r rr BARBARA JANE HARRISON A dreanier'S ambition is never empty. ca- x SOPHIA LISAEETH HART True to herself,true to her friends, true to her duties always. 3-1 the beating of a truly loving heart PHYLLIS ANN HENSLEY Happiness is cheaper than worr' C .f 1960 ,LLM , 'X f ' .l g ' - ,..:', gg, fi g, zzbl if Y 1 , I gk I, 1-,...,,'0 BENJAMIN HORNER HICKS, JR. 'If worry causes death, Iwill never 1'iie. ,fm Y'-1-qv-wfe BONNIE LOUISE HOLLOWAY 1Far we may search before we find, ne so sincere with aheart so kind. ff ELNA KATHERINE HIGHT T h e r e a s o n gentlemen prefer blondsf' LECTA DO LOR ES HOB GOOD Good order is the fotuidation of all good things. ---:' 5:5415 :f:': I'1v. -. fs' ,. View Q- 4 ' nn ' . mr, r 1 BONNIE MARIE HOYLE With stars in her eyes, she looks to the future. J WILSON SMITH HOYLE, JR. If stayinghappywere a crime, He'd stay in jail all the time. 3 -1 ,, U S' gf wiki. 1 fix ij' ,. Q... fmw: ARVIL REID ICARD Act well your part, there all the honor lies. 3. l Class EDITH ARNOLD IVEY Good qualities are the substantial riches ofthe mind. J UDYITH MORRIS JEANS 'Q-5-Q -t f Jak ' ,- Likeacircle endingnever, Does b 111.1 5. . L. mirth go on forever. fa fi' L-:Z5':Zv:, New . ,. Q ,. sG 'Pee, 'Wx JEFFERY AUSTIN JENKINS A guardian angel over him presid- ingg Doubling his joys, his cares dividing. - ,.,,,, .A I.-YN RUTH JONES CARO lt's nice to be natural when you are naturally nice. JD l v uw so MARSHA LEE JORDAN If more people were like this svef girl wouldn't it be a wondvul world? ll if 1960 sm J Q l A Swan, A 'ff' .'- EDGAR SPENCER KNIGHT The Key to every man is his thoughts. -1-may, - ' .f ,a .V,14 ,:,s,,z :, l V . Z-QXAIX. 4 gig.- HENRY FURMAN MCFALL Work fascinates himg he can sit and ook at it for hours. 'f WY iw -nw.. ..., JOYCE MARIE LONGMIRE A disposition that is sweet, a smile that knocks you off your feet. FLORENCE GRISSOM LONG Tis' good to be merry and wise, briniful of mischief, wit and glee. .5 ii., , M ? 'i!g BENJAMIN GEORGE MARKS, JR. If a man is worth knowing, he is worth knowing well. NANCY RAND MCINNIS To be what I seek i.n others. 37 5 ,fa :I f 'fzf-WM 12 is RICHARD JOHNSTON NOEL The intellect of the wise is like glass: It admits the light of heaven and reflects it. E . ff' V f -f 2, 4, ' i , L5 ' 1, . ' gb, ... ,I 1, f gg A 1,-Wi, ww BETTY LOU PACK None but herself can he her par- a1lel. 4 l A-Minn ywlf.. 5494 LOUISE PAIGE O'BRlEN She's always full of fun and joys: A favorite with both girls and boys. , yr - H 21-1 T 5i'ffi? K '-'flws vt' A wt, I M.. Class HENRY ANDREW ORR Though he's modest and rather shy, He's really quite a wonderful guy. X gt, 1K'J,f lv SCOTT PARKER PEACE Step by step, one goes far. BOBBY COTTRELL PERNELL Music is soothing to his earsg was his delight throughout pri years. E of 1960 vymzvv EDWIN PERRY PERNELL, JR. To do easily what is difficult for others is the mark of talent. . ff, f f- M 4 fd If 4 i ,, M, . ' . 44411: 45 1 PWW' qpw rs 1 2 BRUCE ALAN PRICE Character is a great word: one of the greatest. UNA KAY PRESTON Big brown eyes, dark brown hairg Happy-go-lucky, never a care. P' .jar W., 542 'A - 1au1wv,,,f ' 4:4-WW DONALD WILSON REAVIS, JR. He's not lazy: he was born tired. K CAROL ANN REDDING 'All who meet her cannot help but respond to the warmth of her person- : - a1ity. a ', gl.. 21 1 JAMES LEWIS REAVIS, JR. There are moments when silence prolonged and unbroken, More ex- pressive may be than all the words ever spoken. 39 l. if .- 5 vii., 1 ffm, , O I I I I I H I VALARA LEE RENN Live merrily today for tomorrow may bring sadness. GLORIA DAWN ROOKER Friendliness and sweetness make a person what she is. Little but loud, Short but proud. Class l ij5,.J JACK EEANLAN ROBERTSON It'sbetter to love one girl a lot than a lot of girls a little, OLLIE VANCE ROBERSON Much could be said of him if one could read his mind. an-W-'N 1'Uw i'f .li 11-4 i FQ! Cf' CORNELIA RUTH ROWELL CHARLES PEETE ROSE, JR. He whothinl-as for himself and rare! imitates is a free man. 40 v if 1960 ELIZABETH JEAN ROYSTER The laughter of girls is, and ever was, among the delightful sounds of earth. 'fd' annum-' BARBARA NEWCOMB SATTERWHITE 'Petite, cute, full of pep: She'll al- ways be there right in step. lf RALPH DOUGLAS ROYSTER f'A light heart lives long. RONALD WAYNE SATTERWHITE One never tires of good humored people. 4 I , W., 1 , -QQ -VV, M, if - 6 , 2 ww M q,,,,,,, ,. ,-'-- tif JOHN ROBERT SADLER Happiness is the key to success 4' f , Q ,,. ,,.?,,.,A, I, .i f V ,V- I ,V i-1' i t at viae 4 WILLIAM ROLAND SHANDS Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. 4. : . ROBERT HERMAN SNEED Life is not so short but that therm is always time for courtesy. Weir? is ---us..,,, ANDREA GAY SIMMONS Happiness is not perfected until it is shared. THOMAS HUGH STAFFORD, JR. True worth is inbeing, not inseem- ing. SANDRA EUGENIA STAINBA CK The best things come in small pack- ages. 42 Class MACON WATSON SHORT Don't take life too seriouslyg You'll never get out alive. 5- N- ,-..'o ANGELA ROBINETTE STALLINGS Fairest and best adorned is shf whose clothing is humility. 'S pf 1960 .,,., F MM -, Lia' EAW. . V , . ,iz 'Wm 1 'Hn , ,-:N-:sv -r'5:,g1f-- 2 sf . 'vu if fly, 3 , , ' N fr' I ' -. '-e::,--.,.2:':- 1222555 553. ,I . 'f2,-5-554 2 .:-1:,.1.r.z:s: nv- , H 1, 7 w 4 we 1, N 1 , 1 -nf:-3,31 f H-. ,A ,,,, I -.-. .,, .,, ,.,: i::,4,,1, -.-' 1 fs- ':-:'s-12fi1n'gze511::- '21-AM. - .- ...,.. stir:-f'fIr z:1':1+ . -2 '2f: 1? -f'5ff 4 '- ' ' , .... I ...., fd' 1 ,,.,, .,,A,,,,,,.1., HENRY MCDANIEL STRAUSE He's gay, witty, and full of fun: Still he gets his day's work done. NANCY ELLEN STEVENSON In 'her quiet and modest way, Her work is done without delay. CHARLES BADGER STALLINGS A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the best of men. I V MQW Www, WILLIE CLIFTON TURNER, JR. Good nature and good sense go all the way. CAROLYN ELIZABETH TUCKER Character is a diamond that scrat- ches every other stone. HENRIETTA DeWITT TILLERY Imagination rules the world. If vr 43 :ff . - . t i - '1 E .f ft ' lm -1. .tj X ' :ww D. -' 6 -r' Q 'A , , .fa -- ' - J' -t ,h L, . .W 'I 'Wa ,,. -1 1-f 1 P, . .,.. X eww DRUCILLA GILL UPCHURCH Her quiet ways, her friendly smile, make her friendship well worth while. vqw-wi., W.. - WALLACE WHITE VAUGHAN A good disposition he prefers to gold. uviw M Class rm, '94 DAVID EARL WADDELL Silence is the one great art of con- versationl' QTY. 'TN X JOAN PATTON WALKER The smile on her face is but are- flection of the feeling in her heart. v-ng ,WM n THOMAS REID WALTERS To know him is to like him. 44 'Unwr- WILLIAM LEE WELDON Every man has his develish mc ments. nf 1950 bv.. V RUBY LITTLETON WEST vSincerity,A genuine heart-felt sin- erity, is a trait of true and noble 'oma.nhood. on e e - , ,,,, 1 I , M . . 5, Q5 V CLORA LENOX WILKERSON 'Full of wit and full of fung Look out world, here she comes. lf 'X wxkev AUDREY JEANNE WHEELER In her touch is a law of kindness. i . Cf 0. A , V41 ' f Nga ,f f -.,. ' 1 'V 1 1 H ,Z-5 . .WWW Wh fa ---W 'fi , q t- SAMUEL RANDALL WHITTEN if he can't find a way, he'11ma.ke One. , A M vu-..- gm 1 , ,,:o1.: ,,i . , hnM,......' MORRIS EUGENE WILLIAMS, JR. High aims form high characters. 45 'I .hgh --1 . .... . .Jim .xy .a.2f..-.:'t 2-- .,.:.--:- .- . F3531- f5f'1 'f' 1 F' .1 je .wk 3 M, -gig ' :Q-f Ffa 3 .Y V FR. Q- DENNIE CARROLL WILLIAMSON No worry, no striieg I live a charmed life. N -rf 'f ' 'f' A ,.., ,wx -Z1m,5:,,9h Jfgf 1'5' im' ' '--1415 ' , 5 ,awww it EDWARD BRYANT WILSON A door is to openg A step is to : , 'ix climb. ELIZABETH JEAN WITHERSPOON There is courtesy of the heart. FREDDIE ALLEN WOODLIEF H Your life shall never lack afr1end Q, ff' A A he A ,, A if t V4 fm. ' If I .. X V 1 IS, . r ff JERRY MARTIN WYNN gf There are some silent people who . ' are more interesting than the best ..V, 5 , talkers. ,. f .'-V 52-f ,I . 0 I T 46 ..- P -E K, nl K a im. A qi' . . Q a ' u 5 0 I Q 5. 3' 'arf , img: Mana iq gl' lll l vw? ' MW 1,f 1 - l I ' ,V r ,A LJ - . '- -wfflfa 4 .425 , E ms X' 'Q iw . 'CPQW N, P- , ,t Q .Li g,,. I I ., A , ,-,. ,,-,..,,,, , V- . ,. 'I 1' 'L 1 ', ., -1 , ,Q ' ai' 1- A V' n ' Q P 11-fiifil w i r- - 't Ralph Royster Charles Stallings Bonnie Hoyle Angela Stallings Kay Preston George Boyd David Brown Edwin Pernell Alex Edmonds Howard Cowan David Dodd Barbara Hanford Pat Walker Nancy Stevenson Edward Wilson Earl Waddell Morris Williams Gay Simmons Betty Pack Phyllis Greenway Ada Greenway Thelbert Gupton Dawn Rooker Billy Shands 47 ff Wallace Vaughan Vance Roberson Clora Wilkerson Louise O'Brien Richard Noel Tommy Hardie t A 9 ow., Me? if v i, . V ,V, Q fa. , hmm. ,. -1 ' ,, 5. 3 ,Q ,,. . ., .W :pr -1 ,-2 ,, -.,11,gr:fQg ig? - sv f.. Ja 1' -if ' iK56f1!i' mm if 3 ' ,v., 6 , 'J' im ,V . 'N 'i's '8 wi'f4 ' 5'x5 Af'? L, M V' A, A X J 1 if f' . am. tif, 'H ,K-fy if 4 R ,X Etchin- :in V ' ' ' j ' ., , f, f, V ' ' ' ' il, ' ' ' Af? E A 29 I' In 1 're-V---1 , 1 1 i,::A - - ' A ji, , .,,,, ..., .::v.,,:5,-l. ,. as -A Q, garvfggg Hg Y fan . fe P if ' 1 lflfp at ., , V , -V ,,.,,., ,. -8 U 1 W-7 at ,J ,- , it ei. st' M' , , , Q,.,,,- g S n , 4. V eq V fi 5 1 Q NIT' if - ,, ffa?f f win - 1, ' ', fy of 11,11 r I -3, , ' rw' , iw , 45 1 2 E. ,L . - ,C , if ,, at 1 ' C .A if bf- ' ' 0-PY Tommy Stafford Randy Whitten Bruce Price Jimmy Reavis Barbara Satterwhite Macon Short Lou Ellen Granger Nancy Evans Nancy Mclnnis Judy Jeans Bobby Pernell Ruth Rowell Louis Dickerson Ben Marks Jerry Wynn Charles Rose Donny Felts Delores Hobgood 49 Scott Peace Spencer Knight Edith Ivey Charlotte Cothran Wilson Hoyle Donald Reavis 5 V ,-N t P, Q Q .. ,..:a.:2fei3s.:. ' .1 554-2' 'f g . . ..,lv.v4tw. Carolyn Tucker Anne Burwell Melanie Bryan Bonnie Holloway Joyce Longmire Henry Orr t E r I fast will And Zesfamenf GAY SIMMONS leaves her cheerful hello to Shannon Murphy. PHYLLIS GREENWAY and JEAN WITHER- SPOON leave in a hurry to get that other ring l l RALPH ROYSTER and TOMMY STAFFORD will their athletic ability to Bobby White and Joel Duke. GENE DILLARD leaves his job as F.B.L.A. president to next year's president. BARBARA HARRISON leaves her pretty blue eyes and blond hair to Donna Church. DICK CORBITT leaves his motto Love 'em and Leave 'em to the Jtmior boys. fLook out, girls l KJ ELNA HIGHT and RUTH ROWELL leave their positions as flagbearers to next year's deserving ones. 1Maybe Ruth can be seen nowll VALARA RENN and BERTIE BAILEY leave their ability to skip classes to anyone lucky enough to get by with it. REED ICARD leaves taking with him his beau- tiful art work. ADA GREENWAY, CAROLYN TUCKER, and JUDY AYSCUE leave their pretty smiles and sweet personalities to Nancy Harris and Faye Hughes. BILLY SHANDS leaves his quiet but friendly ways to James Coghill. FREDDIE WOODLIEF and FURMAN MCFALL leave hilarious memories to Mrs. Glover's fifth- period English class, especially during speech- making. JANELLE HARRIS and BRUCE PRICE leave their typing speed to next year's entire typing class. SANDRA STAINBACKwills her beautiful voice to Faye Mitchell. fDoes Faye really need it'?J ANN BURWELL and DELORES HOPGOOD leave their positions and ability to help anyone on the Bulldog Staff to Janice Massengale and Diane Oakley. DICKIE EZELLE leaves his height to Steve Cottrell. CLORA WILKERSON tearfully wills her big base drum to next year's base drummer. TROTTER BAGLEY and BOBBY PERNELL leave their good looks to Freddie Hughes, Ken- neth Catlett, and Johnny Adams. VANCE ROBERSON leaves his job at the Winn- Dixie to Gerald Murdock. HOWARD COWAN leaves his position on the football team to his brother Frank. DRUCILLA UPCHURCH, CAROLYN JONES, BONNIE HOLLOWAY, and KAY PRESTON leave their cool, calm ways to Pam Stead and Elinor Folger. DONALD REAVIS leaves his ability to clovsm in class to Ronald Rubin. JUDY JEANS leaves her giggles to Martha Jo Breedlove. DAVID DODD leaves his neatness to the beat- niks around H. H. S. MARTHA ALLEN leaves her ability to do any- thing and do it well to Karen Wells. ARTHUR FALKNER, TOMMY HARDIE, and SPENCER KNIGHT leave their friendliness to Dale Faulkner and Dennis Hughes. EDWARD WILSON leaves his position as mana- ger of the football team to Albert Weaver. HORNER HICKS, FRANK CLAY, and RANDY WHITT EN leave their dark and handsome features to the Whitten twins. lWow ! IJ BILLY TURNER and ANGELA STALLINGS leave their brains to the Freshman Class, know- ing how badly they will be needed. NANCY EVANS leaves her strutting ability as a majorette to Joan Davis. LEON GUPTON leaves his pitching arm to L. H. Roberson. JUDY HARRIS, JEAN WHEELER, and JOYCE LONGMIRE leave their warm smiles to Carolyn Hamm and Crystal Hartness. PAT WALKER leaves her school enthusiasm and winning personality to Jean Paulette. LENNIE BULLOCK, VAN BARDEN, MACON SHORT, and JACK BUTCHER leave Charles and William Streets safe, or should I say safer at lunch time. BEN MARKS leaves his position on the football team to Freddie Kirkland. 50 GEORGE BOYD leaves his ability to argue to Ronnie Michels, RICHARD NOEL Wills his golden trumpet tone to Charles Grissom. LOUISE O'BRIEN leaves her sweet and friendly ways to Barbara Glover. NEWELL GARRISON, JEFFERY JENKINS, and DONNIE FELTS leave their hardy laughter to Jimmy Chandler. SOPHIA HART leaves her love for horses to Patricia Parham. DENNIE WILLIAMSON, HENRY ORR, NANCY STEVENSON, and ALICE FORSYTHE leave the task of leading the D. E. Club to Sylvia Carver and Peggy Allen. DAVID BROWN leaves his wicked smile to Tommy Tucker. EDITH IVEYleaves her talkative ways to Dottie Hayes. BETTY PACK leaves the well-done job as chief-cheerleader to next years chief. FLORENCE LONG, RUBY WEST, and BAR- BARA HANFORD gladly leave to join their hus- bands. SCOTT PEACE, PEP PAC photographer for four years leaves his camera to be used by next year's staff. CAROL REDDINGleaves her abilityto meet the males to Sandra and Patsy South. EARL WADDELL leaves his nickname Shorty to Andrew Saunders. MELANIE BRYAN and BARBARA SATTER- WHITE leave their stylish clothes to Linda Lea- gue. PHYLLIS HENSLEY wills her cheerful dispo- sition to Ann Parsons. WALLACE VAUGHAN leaves his golf clubs to Jimmy Cooper. TOMMY FAUCETTE leaves his shyness to Bud Wortham. BOBBY SADLER leaves the road to Oxford to Lou Ross Kesler and Cathy Harris. JEAN ROYSTER and MARSHA JORDAN leave their positions on the basketball teams to Johnnie Ann Byrum and Donna Ezelle. TOMMYWALTERS leaves his school bus driv- ing job to Lawrence Elliott. LOUIS DICKERSON willed earlier in the year his doctor's kit to Dennis Michels. JIMMY CARROLL and JERRY WYNN leave their calmness and politeness to Irvin Gupton. EDWIN PERNELL leaves all his supernatural powers for looking into the future to the next Prophet. FAYE CARTER and LOU ELLEN GRANGER leave their bubbling laughter to Jackie Frazier and Gail Hughes. JACK ROBERTSON is very happy to leave to get home to his wife and son. THELBERT GUPTON, JIMMY REAVIS, RON- ALD SATTERWHITE, and BOBBY SNEED leave declaring they shall return I I Wonder why'?? DEE TILLERYdivides her wit equally between Margie Lou Hicks and Mary Parham. CHARLES ROSE leaves taking with him his flirtatious ways. NANCY MCINNIS, SANDRA COTTRELL, and BONNIE HOYLE leave the distinction of being three of theprettiest girls to graduate from HHS to their equallybeautiful sisters, Carolyn, Diane, and Kay. WILSON HOYLE leaves to Wesley Kelly his intelligence. CHARLOTTE COTHRAN leaves her flaming red hair to Margot Clark. GEORGE I-LALL leaves to the boys an under- standing of how to get along with girls. MORRIS WILLIAMS leaves his good sports- manship to Garland Greenway. BILLY WELDON wills his popularity to Austin Macon. CHARLES STALLINGS and ALEX EDMONDS leave their wonderful personalities to Jerry Ays- cue. And I, DAWN ROOKER, testator, for the Class of 60 leave the hurry and scurry of making the deadline to next year's testator. Class Prophecy Sometime ago I was given the task of selecting a staff for the first U. S. Moon Rocket by my employer, GEORGE BOYD, a I96O graduate of Henderson High School. Mr. Boyd is the Chief- of-Staff of the Rocket Research Laboratory at Cape Canaveral, Florida. In order to meet my deadline, Ihurried down to the courthouse and began searching for the need- ed information. As I continued my search, this is what I found about the first possible moon in- habitants from Earth: DEE TILLERY is writing a column in the New York Times entitled, The Questions Dorothy Dix Couldn't Answer. PAT WALKER, ALEX EDMONDS, RALPH ROYSTER, BILLY WELDON, and DICK COR- BITT, are enjoying their 100th gold record on the Beatnik Label . BOBBYPERNELL is the head of the Account- ing Division at Macy's Department Store in New York. CAROL REDDING is the chief understudy for Gwen Verdon in the Broadway musical Redhead , HENRY ORR is the sole owner of a chain of movie theaters throughout six southern states. BARBARA SATTERWHITE is the head model at the House of Dior in Paris. MARSHA JORDANowns the world's largest art museum which houses her own masterpiece, The Son of Whistler's Mother . SPENCER KNIGHT is having a tough time paying for the upkeep of Marsha's hugh museum. JOYCE LONGMIRE was in training at Park View, but she fainted into her doctor's arms at the first sight of blood, and now she is married to him. DONNIE FELTS is making Feltsmobiles, a nationally known hot rod which has captured the world's racing title for the past three years. GEORGE HALL, multi-millionaire, has just bought Radio Center from the Rockefellers, and is trying to get his hands on the Empire State Building. BETTY PACK, who married her high school sweetheart, is now rearing her own Clayton Globe Trotters . BOBBY SADDLER has returned to his native home, Oxford, where he is now manager of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ani- mais . RONALD SATTERWHITE is a salesman for Motor Sales Co. ALICE FORSYTHE is the assistant D. E. direc- tor at H. H. S. SOPHIA HART is traveling throughout the United States on horseback after winning the title, Miss Filly of l965. BILLYTURNER is in the middle ofthe Atlantic Ocean constructing his famous bridge from New York to Paris. BILLY SHANDS has just completed the plans for a series of oil stations for his Oldsmobile on Billy's bridge. ANNE BURWELL is in Norway receiving her money after winning the Nobel Prize for Litera- ture. BRUCE PRICE, JEFFERY JENKINS, DENNIE WILLIAMSON, and JIMMY CARROLL, are all successful Wall Street Bookkeepers. JUDY AYSCUE is math director at Duke Uni- versity since she disproved the Euclidean Theory. DONALD REAVIS is making a big hit with all the youngsters in his kindergarten, bytellingthem the latest version of Anderson and Grimm's Fairytales. FAYE CARTER is making her debut at Carne- gie Hall playing a duet with Van Cliburn. MACON SHORT has just won the race at Daytona Beach, Florida. NANCY EVANS, renowned hair stylist, is de- signing a toupee for Yul Bryner. BOBBY SNEED, Wyoming Forest Ranger re- cently in the news because he slept while Yellow- stone National Park burned, is faced with the grave problem of growing a new forest. RUTH ROWELL is private secretary to the Governor of North Carolina. LOUIS DICKERSON and EDWARD WILSON are trainers for the New York Giants. BARBARA HARRISON is the prima donna of the Metropolitan Opera Co. WILSON HOYLE has just received another po- sition inwhich he will have to display his friend- liness - - Good Will Ambassador to Russia. DICKIE EZELLE is the star of the Boston Celtics, scoring on the average of 50 points per game. NANCY MCINNIS is reigning as the current Miss America of I9B5. FREDDIE WOODLIEF is the principal of E. M. Rollins. CLORA WILKERSON has the honor of playing the world's largest bass drum at State College. LENNIE BULLOCK is employed by Ford Motor Co. as a test driver for the new Lincolns. FLORENCE LONG is chief operator and man- ager ofthe Little.Longs Club in Oxford. HENRY STRAUSE is the controlling stock- holder of the Vance Trucking Lines. MARTHA ALLEN is helping Henry spend the profits from his stock. JACK BUTCHER and HOWARD COWAN, re- membering their high school dream, are the owners of a drag strip around H. H. S. RUBY WEST likes married life so much, she and her husband operate a motel in Florida where all couples who have been married over fifty years can stay free of charge. GENE DILLARD has established a successful restaurant specializing in good ole home cooking. BONNIE HOLLOWAY, who took piano lessons for many years, is now working on the Liberace Show - - she buys his candles and arranges them neatly on his piano. CHARLES STALLINGS has just taken over Scheidt's position as Commissioner of Motor Vehicles. PHYLLIS HENSLEY, a comedienne discovered by Ed Sullivan, is opening for a month at the Mou- lin Rouge. ADA GREENWAY is joining her sister on her Middleburg farm. LEON GUPTON is now the overseer of the Winn Dixie parking lot and is enjoying watching other people carry groceries. 51 Class Prophecy ELNA HIGHT is the airline hostess on the Pres - ident's private plane, Columbine. HORNER HICKS, who struggled to teach him- self German, has recently been given a position in the German Secret Service. DRUCILLA UPCHURCH, PHYLLIS GREEN- WAY, and BERTIE BAILY are competing for th position of floor-manager of Rose's. We still see CHARLES ROSE ina cap and gown - - no he isn't still trying to graduate, he's th head surgeon at John Hopkins Hospital. DAWN ROOKER is the proud mother of a tean of lefthanded pitchers. TOMMY HARDIE is assistant director of the North Carolina S. B. I. NANCYSTEVENSON and BARBARA HANFORD arethe founders of Henderson University of Bus- iness. TOMMY STAFFORD is in Japan where he is rebuilding the bridge on the River Kwai. LOU ELLEN GRANGER is looking for a storage place for her latest addition to her car collection. WALLACE VAUGHANhas spent his entire life developinga vitamin pill for growth. By the way, he is now 6'5 tall. MELANIE BRYAN is the Director of Christian Education of the Synod of North Carolina. RICHARD NOEL isthe personal physican of the President of the United States at Walter Reed Hospital, where he is also head surgeon. CAROLYN TUCKER, a world famous writer, is enjoying the profits from her latest book - - How To Be a Success in Ten Easy Lessons. RANDYWHITTEN is playing left guard for the Washington Redskins. fAs of now, they haven't decided whether he's for or against themlb. MORRIS WILLIAMS, famous engineer, is in New York where he is preparingto add five stories to the Empire State Building, makinga grand total of 107. ANGELA STALLINGS is a Peace Ambassador from the U. N. and presently she is in the Far East trying to patch up things. SCOTT PEACE, one of the best salesmen while in high school, is the President of the American Salesman Association. FRANKIE CLAYhas just been voted one of the ten best dressed men in the world. SANDRA STAINBACK is in England fora com- mand performance before Princess Margaret singing, There Goes My Heartf' CAgain?J SANDRA COTTRELL is also in England ac- companying her on the piano, and giving concerts in her spare time. TROTTER BAGLEY is relieving Rock Hudson of his duties and taking over his contract with MGM. VAN BARDEN is Trotter's bodyguard and com- panion while he is on tours. DELORES HOBGOOD, the owner of Hobgood Beauty Salon, uses motto, We Work'Miracles. TOMMYWALTERS has just gained recognition for his 50 years successful record with the Grey- hound Bus Lines. JEAN WITHERSPOON and JEAN WHEELER are Present Homemakers of America. REID ICARD is a commerical artist specil- izing in script writing. S S 6 I 53 BON Candy Jones, is preparing for the grand open- ing of her Hoyle's House of Fashion. DAVID BROWN is the head of his own I'm- Going -To -Get -To -The -Moon-Before-You-Do Campaign against the Russians. CAROLYN JONES and JUDY HARRE are still scouting arotmd trying to find that millionaire to keep books for. LOUISE O'BRIEN has been named Florence Nightingale of 1965. THELBERT GUPTON has designed and is now building the first Octagonal house. BENMARKS has just been elected to the Foot- ball Hall of Fame. GAYSIMMONS is the librarian at the Congres- sional Library in Washington. NEWELL GARR.lSONis buildingthefirst atom- ic-powered luxury liner. KAY PRESTON and CHARLOTTE COTHRAN are on the nursing staff at Rex Hospital. JACK ROBERSON is the butcher at Piggly- Wiggly Grocery Store. JANELLE HARRIS is private secretaryto State Senator Blackburn. EARL WADDELand FURMAN MCFALL have replaced Wayne and Shuster on the Ed Sullivan Show. DAVID DODD, after many years of traveling, has settled down in Colorado. JEANROYSTER is the co-captain of the Roy- ster Rompersf' girls professional basketball team. JUDY JEANS is the winner of the National Pep- sodent Smile Contest. ARTHUR FALKNER and TOMMY FAUCETTE, millionaire playboys, are on their sixth voyage around the world. VALARA RENN, after many years of lonesome waiting, has married her five-star general. JERRY WYNN is Dean of the Textile School at State College. VANCE ROBERSON is produce buyer for a local grocery store. JIMMYREAVIS has settled down and is happily married. EDITH IVEY is working for theSecret Service in Washington, D. C. NIE HOYLE, who has become another As Iworked, I became so interested in my find- ings that I conipletelyoverlooked thetime. Sud- denly realizingthat Iwas an hour overdue, I rush- ed back to the office where Iwas informed that since I had missed my deadline, I would have the honor of being the sole passenger from Earth to the Moon. Immediatelyl was taken to the launching plat- form where I was strapped into the rocket. A1- though my protest were in vain, I had a very successful trip. I am looking forward toa return visit with other people as fortiuiate as I, so that I may introduce them to my many Moon friends. Edwin Pernell Prophet Senior Poem A Minor History by Dee Zillery WE BEGIN 181 jolly freshmen clomped up Henderson High School's stone steps in 1955. Our first outing was the Latin Banquet. We sang, fought, danced and passed finger bowls. We paid our class dues: 31.25 . . . Began the first of our 36 book reports . . . And began to walk on the right hand side of the halls. WE CONTINUE 142 self-confident sophomores tromped into the classrooms in 1956 . . . Alex Edmonds rode around the town on the night of the Junior- Senior Yelling, The Redcoats are coming! Make haste! The Redcoats are coming! WE GROW Miss Wilkin enlightened 131 jtuiiors on the perils of playing the stock market . . . She introduced into her classes the use of small 3 x 5 cards: We wrote a 2,000 word term paper. As a result: Each of us has a corn on his index finger: Thus, we leave better prepared to face Big World. We built our own Land of Dreams . . . Danced under a blue sky - - and 800 toothpick stars, Which Clora Wilkerson made. WE PLAN AHEAD 111 seniors began to apply for jobs . . . Join the Navy . . . Send off college applications . . . Write 150 word essays on My Philosophy of Life and Why IThink Boondocks is the Best College in America . And Wait for an answer. WE COME TO THE END We give our thanks to the faculty, Those men and women who have stood and Luiderstood us. And I give no advice except: Hold your head up high - - But keep your nose on a friendly level. Now we don our caps and gowns. And march . . . Out ofthe life of school, Into the school of life. S4 I 5 I tm., , ,. 5 .. . 5 gee VV fa E., V. g. pw , ' I ff' -1 --- Q xi i f bf3,,V,:f,Q:.g. Qi I pf v , Wi. ' J I .I sri' 44 2 'W , f - ? 'g' ' 2 f 1. Vg, rig. V3 fqiggig, , :V Z' Ig f I lf E , M . . 533 fx - If . gg. . .2 . 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A, - -f ,W xv V , V .. 55 IN THE STILL OF THE NIGHT ONE PEPSI WITH FOUR STRAWS I ' ex 1 I z E F WWW lr, ,V l . M.- .V 2 ' Mx . if 3 - ARE THESE SENIOR BOYS? IF TEAM CAN'T DO IT NOBODY CAN ii sin' . W:-.-Q: 52: A , -: 1 A W, ' A 2 1 .,.,. MII ' QE 5 '-I -1 .'sgg-rfii-Ya:-'-.j: ' ' 3 S-1vzS.2'1QZ,.1,,::f,.4+: fe-QL, fix? .. . I .g Q: V WSF' - M - f Fi ggi-' . 2, -,'SD:f'.l -X ' ' F fa HD: ' v 2. rm, Q -a - -- . 5+ i P X I Q 2 at f , I Y . .. ph, I WHICH PLAY WILL IT BE? SENIOR SONGBIRD THE FUTURE ONA PIECE OF PAPER CAPS AND GOWNS ARE FOR SENIORS f rr? fx .1 I H , X. A, ' - , ' I Vi-' .j X f A f :f - OUR FIRST HOMECOMING QUEEN I . 4 , A ,M 144' f nf I A L, ' .U J ' f gggmf ' LZ, ' ' 1 H ., ,, V qw' 5 ,4.. 4, gf.V.y I .4:,: ' -wuz' W. ., 'z -, A M. ..... 'Uanur 'f 4 14- I, . L1 AND OUR LAST HOMECOMING PARADE Memories Are Made of 5His NOW THE DAY IS OVER .M F' 7'?f,f, 154-521, ,M gnfyfg V vw . ,. ,,,, ,. ,yyZ'4c:fw4'641f:: :fin pw, W4!Q2.Q4f4!.. 7 ..,f, 5 i ,l ,cu 9t's Almost Zomorrouf' Oh, gosh, our Junior year is almost over, one might overhear a Junior say. Where has it all gone? This year has been such a busy one, Juniors, that you did not have time to notice how fast the year was slipping by. Early in the year youbegan making plans for the Jimior Senior and you were rewarded for your months of labor when the night finally arrived. You can feel proud for Mr. and Miss H.H.S. as well as many of our outstanding athletes are mem- bers of your class. This year holds many memories ,for each of you. But now, Juniors, It's Almost Tomorrow and tomorrow you will be seniors, the leaders, the oldest and wisest. l 1 5: Vw U Q. I 5 A Q s Q , if re flaw 'un 1, mf, V i Q 4 wnazw.. .1 ADX f 5,, Hrs --ww..4---, P 'QgN.....,,, 2 imp ,,,,.,., www. ,M .fly Wg! . 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Ronnie Faulkner Bennie Fields Richard Finch Elinor Folger Kenneth Forsythe Jean Franklin Jackie Frazier Ruth Fuller Frances Garrett Nancy Garrett Matilda Gholson Bud Goodrich Dorothy Gray Garland Greenway George Grissom Irving Gupton Carolyn Hamm Margaret Hamm Patricia Handford Mary Lacy Hannon Class o i961 Cathy Harris Nancy Harris Chloe Hart Crystal Hartness Paul Harvin Dottie Hayes David Hedgepeth Ronnie Hedgepeth Jimmy Helderman Scarlette Herion Margie Lou Hicks Bill I-light Jeff Hinsley Victor Horton Kay Hoyle Dennis Hughes Gail Hughes Bill Jordon Billy Kearney Bobby Kearney I ,- t h ks: -V 1.4-5 ,. , - ,, .i . ' Q' , FN- k 0. 0, , . -.'.,'f-:p1g,.-.+1-:zt 43 , xx 6' m A ., 'Urn j i' '-,Q ft-if' , 4 .. 12 W 3 4, , I' T -1. 'ww V j' 21 25:1 M 4. vw--f+ 1 hir A All ,ff WM Wa. ,un we -,s. K 151.3 Wm? 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I COULDN'T BE THIS DUMB! ONE NIGHT IN A MILLION TUCKER'S HIDE-AWAY M9 tUe've Qot Gite World Un a String What could be better to describe the So.phomore class than the words of the song We've Got the World ona String! The Sophomore year is a year of many things. It is the year when one is too digni- fied to push in the halls, but still throws snowballs at girls in Jan- uary. Which one of you in Latin II will ever forget Ceasar and his Qalg Walls? In the spring a select number of you will be chosen to serve as waiters andwaitresses at the Junior Senior. The ability and talent in your class were displayed in the presentation ofthe Latin Club Banquet and again at Stunt Night. We have seen your willingness to work for you sponsored a basketball game to make money. Yes, Sophomores, you have proved yourselves worthy of an honored place at Henderson High School. .f V179 , 1 . .- wV.w Dm. 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I Y if ff! if W , , f X, - f v Q11 if fl ff I ff , 1 gf if :ff f f 1 4 ,H Y iz ,Q 5- 1 f - .-1-1-.-fo,-. 7, :iw ,131 :-w.'.:-mszbzfz. - 53 9552 '52:l5f.' iff, 4' , 7 7 1 , ' ' at , ' ,Qv if A I If 4 Q ' Qi- ., yay ,Q WHO IS CHARLIE BROWN OUR LUCKY STARS ON WHEELS 2.1 '12 , 155 -mw- ws 54544-.1 Ka 9 A Y, l oung At Heart Fatry tales can come true It can happen to you If you're YOUNG AT HEART You Freshmen are the yotmg at heart Only the f1rst of four wonderful years IS behmd you At the begmmng of the year you were a b1t lost but you qu1ckly found your place and you fllled lt You were good sports through all the many 1n1t1at1ons and you have w1ll1ngly part1c1pated m var1ous act1v1t1es Th1s year was a good one for you but each year w1l1 bea l1ttle better than the last Make thebest of your next three years for they w1ll hold memorles wh1ch w1ll hnger w1th you long after your h1gh school days are over VI ' 7 if IV I ! 7 ' I , . . ! . 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'x S X' Class 0 Billy Lester Foy Littleton Jimmy Lockerny Frances Loughlin Peggy Jean Lovings Alston Macon Wayne Martin Velvet May Winifred Meacham Dennis Michels Alice Jean Mills Bebe Moore Mary Ann Moore Dennis Morgan Pat Morgan Jerry Mullins Shannon Murphy Sherman Nelson Linda Faye Newcomb Jimmy Orr Donald Overby Billy Parham Liza Parham Patricia Parham Brenda Parrish Jean Paulette Betsy Pegram Beverly Pinnell Johnny Pritchard Lynda Pulliam Wilbert Rainey Betty Ranes Bobby Raynor Donnie Readon Edwin Renn Sue Renn Wanda Reid Connie Roberson Jimmy Roberson Norman Roberson 4 ii f '. 'nm ' '71 ' if 0, If : fm' , M ' :fa fm N! 'N .nm - 'Bw -aa. . , ' f:i'fwr:3-:1,. . .4 V y -,nz-.-4, ff- , 444715, 2: 'Q 1711? ' 7,??fW5Z.?f' F 91-I ,f7i'4g!!. 2, Q V ,N 3? 1 4 .. ,Q , ,, f' . Y-3-1.1 vi-2 4' H111 ar V29 MXL 5,21 115223, f 1' an-f f fa .2 1vf:,.mfe:21 , M Ili m . . , ' ,j, ' , 'j , If af J- J mf, N , ,x , -, ap, W V -1,11 7 7 2 7 Hg all ,J A 4 I, N 47 gr, , W 42. , . 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L i , L .. f is 1 y, 5 fa H ' 'rv -- ' 'S f . rib: an-4 Q- 3 45- Class o Dickie Robertson L. H. Robertson Nancy Roberson Patsy Roberson Lowell Robinson Brenda Rooker Andrew Saunders Albert Seamster Glenn Shands Elton Shearin Sandra Shields Allan Short Ronnie Short Linda Sims Brenda Smith Gilbert Smith Patsy South Melanie Spruill Kay Stafford Bruce Stainback Diane Stainback Ann Stegall Martha Stegall Rodney Suber Jane Tarrant Ann Tart Stella Tart Garnette Tatum Rowland Turner Faye Tyson Judy Upchurch Cary Vick Susan Vick Pam Wade Earl Waddell Frances Wallace s. M. Watkins 'W Albert Weaver Leonard White Richard Whitten , . , .A , . -1: N 1-5 l i,y4- , , , i.,.,- ,. -. V '14-1--'-1, .. ., . . 2'-vu., If Q. w. N, 3 , 1 '-- - - A - hav ' , ' ' i.1I?f53E2E31 . ,Ah ,Y A X f, w 34, I 3 ,S g ,ff A I , 'VQYWQI z :fx pg v 0 t 1 f A t :Q .0-.,., - j , ,wx xi W. ..,- , 5.555555-1' , V if 'WW 1' ' Nh ' , JW' X 'SWF ' . XQN. , 5 'BX v WY 'ff 3 I 5 , ,Q , Ah- 5, 2 M wr- .V .4 W I 'J J' lf. ,:'Z,,.,1.Y A5 wx' ' ti ti. 1 .4 x I-.1 I rf . if , L- ff 1, l i ' 5 nfl . X 23 X .5 -my .Geal I,'Q::fffZ 1 L i l., 9 551 ' 1 . , ,,,F4,:a' , il F' g 0 42- . .1 .1 -Sp-+. 1 X 1 t rt fig. ' 4. 1 4 2 gigfifmr-N. Robert Whitten Carolyn Wilkins George Williams Hartwell Williams Nancy Wilson Mary Ann Witherspoon Bobby Woodward James D. Wright A GUIDING HAND THE FIRST FIRST DAY W' 'W J, ar' ! K f c 1 4 ull 4 .ww 3 f ,E X .. r W A A Y, 'L WI, 1. , gs , :N . - fa- , . K , f5'.,,tp ' x 5,,r,,,f,. i'y' f -V:-2 , iw: iv ,rf ' 3 -ik Q if 'S tl is 4 x , , .,., X ,vt -as J .KX 6 .al 1 CAME, ISAW, 1 CONQUERED COMMERCIAL 7 1 '1f E- , ii N8 fv I ,Q , , , ,A-Q ,L M .5Q:E1lj.5,?l.j,,' , - 2 A A--il A '-1:2-?::::2g1'-'E' ,1 X .1 412553. fig f - . , - 4. 'Ii 1-1171 4 A 1 I .-2512545 1 ,law '- , ng I MW' QI, .-wa:...::..:..-4: I., ' ' V LIKE-COOL IT, MAN! FRESHMEN'S FIRST VICTORY WWA, FRESHMEN WILL BE FRESHMEN PTOM.AIN TAVERNU f .A , ., V , n .,. 5 V' .- ig 'Q 'fer 1If,,1:Y:?.,f-'-Q.-Q:-n, .. 12':-- V.'j:q-gi-5.,,. .-2.3, Every organization, whether it be the entire student body, or a single club, must have a leaderg and its success, to a large extent, depends on the quality of these leaders. Leadinga group of people successfully requires many things--patience, skill, originality, and determination. Because we feel that all of these traits are characteristic of our leaders,we salute them. Although this year is ending, the guidance and help of these people will linger on in our lives for many years to COINS. LE ' i fi . I f I 5 E lr 1, .rig 51 E -QF' hr: 15 ff 'Q igaaic Margaret Tanner '93 iQ Latin A ' ' ki5gf.iQfo f . Bgbby pemell Dennie Williamson Band D.E. Jean Royster George Boyd G.A.A. N.H.S. Billy Turner l C 'TV Morris Williams Key French Henry Strause wg- Student Council Presidents Gene Dillard David Brown . F.B.L.A. Monogram mf- o 1 iv . Patsy Tart -' F.H.A. vb 'far' I , Henry Orr T- Nancy Mclnnis Library Council ,sn F.T.A. k .A I l 1 Wx ci' QQ, Marsflals Rose Reaus Juha Bax rett Pasty Bowen James Co h1ll Malgaret Tanner Kay Hoyle Mat1lda Gholson El1no1 Folger Sandla Stamback B1llv Turner Martha Allen Fay Simmons ii? 'Sm -EJ' ,PVS CHIEF Judy Ayscue PU' ASSISTANT CHIE F MOFFIS Wllllams lUHo's LUHQ At Hl-LS. L Af- I , . . L-.. ..,.........N -+- L 53741 71 2 x1 I, . .fy ' .L 5 iw, jig .- gg, 1 BOYS STATE W 11 a Geo ge Boyd y St ffo d y T VFW SPORTSMANSHIP AWARD 5 W 11 a PQ' LHHIE ,NDDNQQ SEC Y OF STATE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY J dy Aysc e ALL CONFERENCE FOOTBALL s W 11 Ralph Royste Hen y Stra se 35 ' '1 Q22 w,,,.J' L if-LK . V ,Q mfg JMETS, Q9sfW?3 N, gy F' L Q? X1 -- 4 gm 5 Pl 5 A 1 9 1 - -- li iz 5: iz gi if . if 5? I dx . aim 'n 's W J E IQ 22 is 22 u 4 I A 1 1 5. . Q: ,. -: 55 :ff :E 'II .. 22 -: 3: 5: . . .. 5: ll xl li x.. M .ill .. ..- ll -... 'I 7. ,.. 'Z 5- 3. .N .- .- .- U. -... 1... ... .. .. 'E lf. -. . . M , 'fm M an x :- n ,W n ,x vu s .N H. ,. N. u 'I xy. u '4 v 1 :- n ln w. u xr x Q- in Lu ,.n s. 51 n 1 1 ff w an 5. Xxx N, x A ,fx ' Oyafzmffwzr p 1 Student Council The Student Council is the most important organization in the entire school in that it acts as its governing body. It is comprised of its officers and two representatives elected by popular vote from each homeroom. Many impressive projects were carried out by the student council this year. Among them are College and Career Day, Sadie HawkinsWeek, Homecoming. School Spirit Week, and Religious Emphasis Week. Aside from its numerous duties, the Student Council always has as its goal to instill in the minds ofthe entire student body a feeling of pride and loyalty to the school. 7 i N .2 A Q., Tnrj..-.,? mm-,,. .,.,, '- I 4 Fi av- Qj ,N ,M , Ylvx ef , Sponsor Margaret Glover - , 'Ui 'Q5..,.,- Presidgnt VlC9-P1'SSlClSf11I Henry Strause BODUY White Secretary Treasurer Karen Wells Senior Representatives: Trotter Bagley, Thelbert Gupton, Barbara Harrison, Bonnie Hoyle, Joyce Longmire, Tommy Stafford, Pat Walker. Morris Williams. Junior Representatives: Dickie Brafford, Phyllis Brown, Steve Cottrell, Carolyn Falkner, B.1dGoodriCh, Dottie Hayes, Ruth Knott, Ronnie Michels, Carolyn Reavis, Tommy Tucker. Sophomore Representatives: Julia Barrett, James Coghill, Donna Ezelle, Charlie Finch, Richard Jackson, Carolyn Mclnnis, Billy O'Brien, Beth Passavant, David Rodwell, Margaret Tanner. Freshman Representatives: Louise Cheek, Lloyd Daniels, Joel Duke, Toni Farris. Alston Macon, Bebe Moore, Bobby Raynor, Gloria Smith, Kay Stafford. Bobby Woodward. 97 l 1 Spencer Knight 11:135- ir ' Zhfe ational Honor' Society John T. Aldermon,Chopter-' As the name implies, it is considered a great honor to be amember of this organization. The members are selected by the faculty each year at the beginning of the second se- ,mester, and cannot exceed five per cent of the Sophomore Class, ten per cent of the Junior Class and fifteen per cent .of the Senior Class. Members are selected on the basis of Character, Service, Leadership and Scholarship. Many worthwhile projects are undertaken by the club each year. This year they sponsored, among other things, awork- shop on parlimentaryprocedure for the 'officers of 'all of the organizations in the school, and International Day for the entire student body. President Sponsor , George Boyd Miss Helen Wilkin Vice-Presldent -Treasurer Barbara Harrison Jerry Ayscue Secretary Mary Lacy Hannon I ' sv u In r . 4 4,5-i.,A 1 ,A 4.., ,, . .4-.Y Q'- w rf, N if 4, V' ,. ' 'M' 1 -W ., .1 .' A 1A N J, , - .-,ff 'f , 4 ,. ' : ,' . . .Q , ff. t 3 ' . f v.: Lia. fe, Q Ir: W ..',',...H'. It , '. . if ' M, , . .A 3 . 15 -4 W... JV ' fin I - L af' ' sy. ., Q- J. 'U E i K t .. .. 4 . ,.. Ln: 'Qu T no-X' I ,, . , , M ? I , s s U 1 F , :,. ',Q'- - -nv' -- . 1 ' A ' : ' 1 ' . L' 0 1 M. xt - , f 1 . 2 R . f ' . fnfffff-Q fag x' ' - -P-1--V: 1 4. ' T .1iiQi5'fi.f:F,Qi? - Y zjj' All-V. .-. - ' A ' gf V A , . 5 : -v ' 'X -1- R., ' 1- ---v 'TE . 1' , , 1 'J , 0 ' ..... 1....w,,--, M ' I-Mx. X - , ' ,y+gy,. w 111.,-ff: 'a-p an - A 11 ,- ' 'Q -k' K - Z , ,M A -' 31,1 . XF X' I v , N . . A T' Q 1 4-wclllkh-. , 91 U I T D 3 i..,.4. x in , In ': rf . 2 3. , 3 6 ll , ll i! r' i' .2 5 1 il 3 5 President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Morris Williams Tommy Stafford Randy Whitten Charles Rose Key Club This is one of the most important and largest clubs in our school. It is sponsored by the Kiwanis Clubs throughout the United States and Canada. They have as their primary ob- jectives to develop initiative and leadership to guide its members along the road to adult- hood, and furnish an opportunity for practical experience that will help its members to find their places in life. The accomplishments of this club are many and varied. Not only have they offered valuable i serviceto the community but they have done so much for the High School that they received l T the Finer Henderson High School Award for several years. Sponsor Ted Rollins WXZWEQW aw w- ,Miami irls' Aimeiic Association If .Uv ' J .Nw M, 172 Us Yay? Mrs. Ben Allen ' Sponsor X T .,,.,, Uv The Girls' Athletic Association is designed to offer girls an opportunity to participate in a wide variety of sports. which develops interest and ability in activities which are recreational and have a carry-over value. The G, A. A. is the largest and one of the most active and creative clubs in school. The participation in sports is open to all interested players. not only the good ones. This organization has gone to the State Playdays at Greensboro for the past eleven years and has won high honors in volley- ball and ping-pong. ,A ix I 7 4, Qfficers Jean Royster, President' Lou Ellen Granger Vice Presidenti Marilyn Ayscue Secretaryg Gail Hughes, Treasurerg Brenda Harris, Point Recorder. 'Hn C5 ,pun I 5,5 ., ,.:., V0 1 1 rj-9:11. V 3, .Q , ,,.,w,,,. Q,8,.,,,.4 can A Q vflf' ., -f Ann, mv-A 1 - MQ? gash? Ami 5: K 5,-gb, -A ':1f'7' 'Q -. ww--- t, .,.x, A .V i' ' ' 5'Q1'ff5:52iff,1... V '5S i Fig-QESEET? 5, -' ifiiigigfrfgiri- David Brown President 4 If V ..-, M.. -IW: W., W, - -:swf Randy Whitten Martha Allen Vice President Secretary C .- -. - at - S.. J 1 wM,.,,, I M' ,s gz, A L3 ,- 'ifi:fg2z.a:z.f:- Hi, is e.,,g.-.Zi , ' 1 x L 1 . ..-.G , 'vs 5 4 ew e. vid, .1 U I ...M X 4. Www:-,Fifa :- , 'rx-'w.-.-f. if k Sandra Cottrell Wade Stephenson Treasurer Sponsor w W '9 i'i'1 -, . - , f ,L - , ,WK K, I, I. Q' H is -- sv C O I1 O I' E1 m .ep , ,- gg?-.q,.,. 4 Ll 212 H In . ET ' 2.1 ' g '4 . E 4, ,A :A gm, 'ez 2 Z R7 'ff c. ..... gr Wmmmmyw AW M Q5 W? el .',' 1 H ' .,f.,,,,f 4 WM -mm ,mmm 27 wi+s-wmwfwwwwmvww , . , , , , Agnes Moore guture Zeachers of America The Future Teachers Club was organized for the purpose of training and encouraging youngpeople who desire to become teachers. Practical classroom experience and experience in dealing with others are the channels along which the club aspires to travel. Besides guiding prospective young teachers, the F,T.A, has performed other im- portant services to the school. Among them are the redecoration of the First Aid Room and the sponsoring of a needy family at Thanksgiving. President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Point Recorder Nancy Mclnnis Carolyn Tucker Ann Burwell Nancy Harris Kay Hoyle Mil' ,Q-X-vs. ,.,g...,.-. ,, V. W. ,... '-rs: Z11r2s1'ff1 Z2'fI. I. 'Z 45: -' 1121- ' - , :SQ gf . ,Ei 5 f' .' ' , if-i2f':3 ' ' f' f.-:::5:f',,,.,:H if Q -1: ' :s5 1'?i?f .m' ,. M :-2' IJFSII' . ,E' ' .1IfE2' 1k.F ' ' 1 T1 ....-. ,' ,. .-',If1I? .ski Q? EA 1' A ' Pa A 'ix ffm,-,Mg .-1 ,, . H1101 ' M7121 , f -LMMHW ,.- X' iffy, -.4AW azf I in :L . A: '- ' fgyavif vf. V 4 . .1 , l, I f ' Snpwg,1,-:.xff w 2 in ,-v 'K fatin C1115 'J rf Q 4 '-a K - . , .4 Y .,.,,..g,1.,l ..-., Qgdygmmx, K . -A.. . A f ' q V: fffff' xv.. 1 5:5:,':, 45 4 .-Q, III! ,- llii ,Ll V. fiiilllllill I IE MN I SW if Y 'Y R ' XM - , , V ...,-...,,..,-,Y ,. k ga- JF in 'vb W , I 4' Af 1 Margaret Tanner Bebe Moore Julia Barrett Shannon Murphy President Vice President Secretary Treasurer fs it 4 5 1 i Miss Elizabeth Hughes Sponsor fatin C1116 The many members ofthe Latin Club all strive toward a better understanding of Roman culture and social customs, not only for themselves, but for the entire student body as well. The Latin Club members have much to show for their year of hardwork. In conjunction with the French Club, they sponsored a Christmas Chapel Programg the Latin Club banquet was one of the most elaborate events of the school yearg and plans are being made to attend the Junior Classical League Convention in Chapel Hill. YO7 2 'J-3' 'Gf v 'X , ---- - P ,Q.. N iekfv - ' S ,, 40, lhg, 'J 1- 33 wa -' 3, AGN- 'WWE .- ' W ' 4-ff, ' - I f 'mx . L ' , I ig M' t F ' -ii .'1f'f'2-'fkfx . rc , . ' ' l1 '4:N W 5A A -Ev-if 75:51 X ..,, V Billy Turner Sophia Hart Mary Palllalll Diane Oakley 2 - President First Vice-President Second Vice-President Secretary ag Q Q A ff- J I ws i v. ,... Ute gtench C1115 lll K l Miss Elizabeth , Jackie Frazier T1'eaSU1'e1' The primary objective of the French Club is to stimulate SPOHS01' 4 t l an interest inthe French Language and to acquaint its mem- t bers with the customs ofthe French people. Its projects l for the year included a Mardi Gras, an impressive Christmas 3 program, and the purchase of French literature to be used it in the classes. A t, 1 ,, W l if if 5 41 a E , -f' 5 'gf ,, 1 K it ,,i, . f 1 2 or A A -. ,. .- V H if l , . ,.p, ij? V , 5w,f,,3 3 ltflw. , ' ' f fi.,--w ' Q ' ' '1..vfff 5: ,3..,.t,1,'-'vig i- J ' .rf -,142 4 s Q-J 2-v 343. ene Dillard President Af. Huture Business feadets Of America The Future Business Leaders of America Club offers guidance to students interestedin a business career and helps to develop qualities necessary in becoming a future business leader. Every member of the Henderson Chapter also belongs to the state and national organization. The advisors are Mrs. Jackie Jones and Miss Mildred Smith. Scarlett Herion Jeanne Wheeler Ada Greenway Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Mrs. Jackie Jones Miss Mildred Smith Sponsor Sponsor ff WY! '1' car fv- Q 1 New I - ' QP .. , AA ' , f.:1i . Ti'fQW J' ., , .'.,. lj, elrk F. .V V. .q. ' . 't , Q , , 1. W, X y fail 'V fm ? f'5'+ x L5 X 4 1- 2 zu ts' 9 7 c v Q Y 4 fS-0190.4 Ig ff ,QX ,Q w we ffx.H.n:. 'M. A X' ' 'N' vatS5394'r,2 '1- 'Q Q N -,xx S 'X 4.. P fa l'?t'3.'f ,X 0 W2 R . Q - .W Orr 1 if 4. K 94' , 'bf gm vs 1 1 if 4 2 ,.. X X. 5 . Q N 8' , 4 , t N, 'x Q .X Disttiouiive Education The purpose of the Distributive Education training program is to help bridge the gap h' h choois and employment Students who can train under this program attend tween ig S . schooione-half day andtrain on the job in the afternoon. Each D. E. student is a member of the iocalclub, andtherefore, is amember of the state and national organizations. They participate in the club activities, contests, and conventions of each of these. be- The club has made considerable progress under the guidance of its new sponsor, Mrs. Grace Vickery. President Dennis Williamson Vice-President Leon Gupton First Vice-President Bobby Clark Secretary Peggy Allen Treasurer Henry Orr Typist Alice Forsyth Promotion Manager Jean Withez spoon Officers: Henry Orr, Presidentg Jeanne Wheeler, Vice- Presidentg Bertie Bailey, Secretary. tif E J I 1 ,, .. 2:32 F22 V: I HM, W1 if Betty Ranes, Stella Tart, Angela Stallings, Edith Ivey, A Betsy Brame, Dianne Leonard, Val Renn. Missing: Dennis Williamson. 1, 2 w Ghz Qihraty Council Service to the school is the aim of the Library Council. It is composed of stu- dents who voluntarily give their time be- fore school or at study periods to serve their fellow students. High personal quali- fications of citizenship, satisfactory school gradesg andtime to work in the library are requirements for membership. Library student assistants learn about materials available and their experience teaches them responsibility, courtesy, ser- vice, and dependability. Thomas Hardie, Linda Newcomb, Ann Clopton, Ann Tart, Ann Hunt, Rose Bowles, Barbara Satterwhite Betty Jean Norwood. Huiure Homemagers O Amerzca The ofhcers for the year 1959 60 are P1es1dent Patsy Tart V 1 c e P r e s 1 d e n t Delorles Pendleton Secretary Ba1 bara W11k1HS Treasurer Ann Clopton Sponsor Mrs Eva Macon Lmda S1ms Brenda Yarborough Betty Jean Nor wood Gayle Harrxs Sy1v1aCarver Judy Upchurch Ann Clopton Tanya Myrlck Faye Mltchell Lmda Suns Gayle Ha111s Brenda Yarborou h g Delor1es Pendleton Barbara W11k1HS Mrs Macon Patsy Tart Betty Jean Norwood VME sh.. 1- gym' The chlef purposes of the F H A are to promote a growmg apprec1at1on of the Joys and sat1sfact1ons of homemaklng, to emphaslze the lmportance of worthy home member sh1p to encourage democracy 1n home and commun1ty llfe, to work for good home and famlly l1fe for all, topromote mternatlonal gOOdW1ll to foster the development of creatwe 1eadersh1p 1n home and commumty hfe to prov1de wholesome 1nd1v1dual and group recre at1on and to further mterest ln home econom1cs ew Qrganigations The Intra-Club Council is made up of representatives from each club. Their chief object is to control and regulate the financial affairs of the school. The Music Council has its members elected by the students. Its purpose is the creating of interest in good music and the improvement and guidance of the band. The Debating Club is composed of those who are taking advantage of unlimited opportunities . These opportunities are preparing themfor the future by teaching them to think and speak maturely. Music Council Q. 7 l STOP QA, A , S--S Y ,, sf1mQM1E,,.. . I , 7 HMBUS l Bus Drivers The bus drivers, with the aid of the North Carolina Highway Department of Safety, have had an excellent record of safety for the past twelve years. Each driver received his basic trainingufrom 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. Theyurge motor vehicle operators to drive slowly, watch for children crossing streets, and obey traffic signs and laws. J J V 3 5 . q . X . X , , . 5 I I w 1 Dee Tillery, Editor P F .- I if ..-Af-f - 2:5212 ' , ,, Q-,diff 1 -f 1 J- 4- , , 1135-44-1: 3' l l Q3-, 'C' Q-I,-2,'i.v.g -3 ?f0,,,gf-16.11.14 ,. ' vt 21 . ' ' V 'pf 'Ei'115!91'a4f?l.1Q '73 .V f ' E- ' V1 Ann Burwell, Feature Editor Circulation Managers Frankie Clay, Dawn Rooker 7 ll l 1 1? Ml Art Editor Photographer Sophia Hart Richard Noel Q u -7 o l Peggy Stanton. Sponsor 12 ind Melanie Bryan, Bugjuggg Ivlgnageys ASSlSf8.Ill ECIHOI' Edwin Pernell, Sandra Stainback Louise O'DI'i6'H 17 lu ls 'Q 2526 4-1 ww., 1. ,. 4924 vs 7? wk- News Editor Sports Editor Martha Allen v v '!'1 f 6 '50 Bonnie Hoy le Editor Business Managers Linda League, Nancy Harris. Angela Stallings Art Editors Typists Reid Icard, Dottie Hayes Judy Harris. Nancy Evans P-P . 3' V' if F' E 1 Judy Ayscue Feature Editor 9122! Mary Lacy Hannon Assistant Feature Editor Elaine Pegram, Sponsor Senior Editors Gay Simmons, Nancy Mclnnis Photographer Sports Editors Scott Peace Ralph Royster, Sandra Cottrell it 5 I Eff WZ Z 2 '1 5 0 W. T. Hearne Band Officials 4, x ff. .fl . M1 s Delores F1 azler Director Assustant D11 ectox FRESHMAN BAND OFFICERS Bobby Pe rnell Drum Major SENIOR BAND OFFICERS ,X www, -..- HAWK 'Wi Z,,il?I.'?'f'?Fl-ffjfx ' WZ' fl F'5-237' ,5:.f,,,,g:,ng' -Wy: 1 4 ,il-5,431 fqg.M,,, A ., V' U- .1,-,M-Q-'fv if xrf,-J5,M,-- -- .5 P '-9 ' 's ,ga-3. '9.jf ' 1-mg .-v.,,,,.fp3:w 'PJGI . ' f' ' 'v4.,'.4' - Y - 1 . 7,5 -ff-fu ' v,.'2, Wil . . . f ,, V 4:31. . x1,.,E,A. r- -uf f , --,wt-1.-33:l,,,'fqw, . ipff 'wyff2 i5f5. ,' f .- . 'W' - , 5.'.'li.'1' ri ' 2-M SMff9Yi'f: f vQ:fP 24 .Q 4 :l g Q.. E , ,K ,ffl f,tUf1:F' 2 g,.'Q5g'g 3, , .. H,,if,,,.,?mj4 .g1,,,,5, 2,1 ,. --,YW ,A 4.,.':g,1gf-.'- if ,. .,: M- ' Y ma ,Q . 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Ll' .uw 1 We'll Win The Victory And The Rlght 'pf or' , 4 gi 2 Xa, 1 Yes, throughout this past year our fine athletic teams have won the victory and the right for H.H.S. Not only did they excel in their athletic abilities, but they played each and every game according to the strictest standards of sportsmanship. In the years to come, we shall always remember the hard- fought games on muddy football fields, the last minute basket thatwon the game, the home-run in the ninth inning. But We shall also remember the fine people who participated in these sports, and remember that we were equally proud of them in Victory and Defeat. x - X .- 01 A X A .hw .., . 1 f 1 dv. 0 ,mn eq, -V .W ., Q. or env, M' M..,4nv4. '-5 4. . W , - 45? 4 J - ' ' X., .f ,Y ,-af. V 119.7 ,,,.n, 5, 5: ,' 1 z.. f -A ff f H uf!! X BasQef5aH PM Basefiall Footgall mf MKQZZEJ' BasQef6aH Coaching Staff Coach Wade Stephenson, who incidentally is a native of the South, returned again to H.H.S.,where he is head football, fresh- man basketball and track coach. Coach is a graduate of Angier High School, and Atlantic Christian College. We were extremely fortunate to have back with us this year our entire coaching staff of last year. Allthree of them have come to hold an important position not only in the school, but in the hearts of the stu- dents. Di re cto r of Athletics, Coach Emil S. Piestrak, returned for his sixth year. Although he was originally a Yankee, we feelthathe has become one of us since he graduated from East Carolina College with a Master's Degree in Physical Ed- ucation. Mr. Piestrak serves in the ca- pacity of head basketball and baseball coach and as assistant football coach. Coach Ted Rollins must have liked us, for he returned for his second year. He attended Selma High School and Wake Forest College, where he blazed a bril- liant football career. His duties, other than being the best looking male at H. H, S., include assistant football coach, and coach of thetennis, golf, and junior varsity bas- ketball teams. X, Q ,, ,.. .4 yn y V . 3, . 9 4:2 fn, . n V 2, . , , , , -sf, .1f.- -s.. - -f, 3.11 4:32 .. 5' , f , 'fa V Y , . X V r f -,.-' - . . x '. V f .. .f an' .4 4 ' 'I ff 1.4 h , V W .-av.. 'H ., .fir 42 f , , ffffiy - A , ' f , YQ .Vg - Y4.',v,- 'Mi ,.-Tj-., , .L , -Z, ,N ,, r ,V , I it - V J ' bm- x A6 r ff .-1 G X an 2 LH: 5 I., -in x .- vii , 67 T QW, -.,,. ,, F. F '..,:., .gr YT - -1 -, H -T Jr' j,, ' af,-..Q,,M -4. :F ' -,aw-1 4 J V ' -Q Ml, ? M A, ' V fd ' 4 I 4' H 4 x 1 gym! ' E T Co-Captains ,fr nxt, .- ,, fa 'Si ' K5 'QA xX'g,'1 9 ,,:g A -Lg ! x v - 'la , --. ,,4, : ' 44, 3,512 Managers I P Smithfield Graham Oxford Orph Hillsboro Southern Clinton Northe rn Roxboro Oxford Chapel Hill They 19 12 0 26 7 26 8 6 7 7 Us 2? Ill IQ fu. nl ' I A 'lilngxif w 'E . --1. 1- VAAAHQV uw 4 3:11 as i Q ,N ,nf . 35 f 1 ! . Morris Williams Guard Ralph Royster Guard - ff 'Q ' 3 L5 ,yfQf?m, -' - if ' w ' fy '49, , ,' I . X ', , wif - , ZW'-' ., 1 F , r f :.i,. -f MW' G I Dick Corbitt Steve Cottrell . 2 arles Rose Forward Forward ' , Center ,gh fv H ff-Qi. V ' 5, V' '- gh ,n,: Xill Q--V 1 2 ' ' ffflvwf-' -wi- N Garland Greenway Randy- Whitten F Guard X 'Forward ,V-:iii ' ' - - - .lg .513-f.'.i, :mg f -wr rr t - , . 1. - ,. ffm. . ., , ff .. Y-E 3a f R'wi.m 4i .W ,,,. gl!! Q' . We'll Win The Victory And The Right... E4 2, h G h J W Q U U ,fh , fg V X U' L e If S W X-g-Q. 4 unzor Uarszty Basbetball First Row, Left to Right: James Coghill, Loyd Daniel David Rodwell and Van Langston Second Row Larkin Nelson, Nelson Falkner Tommy Wilder W M Newton and Gene Page Third Row Manager David Brown and Coach, Ted Rollins First Row, Left to Right : Thomas Gupton, Bobby Hoyle, Sherman Nelson, and Dale Falkner. Sec- ond Row: Bobby Raynor, S. M. Watkins, and Punkin Currin. Third Row: Rene Pelletier, Billy Branch, and Bobby Woodlief. +1711 1 ii ie ,lf 5: U O l 4. fs i .Yr v e , - -' .41 I d . 'v' f? I i5 I U ,V lg ,Q ria F F Q, wkl . . Q ., -Mfga V t 5 ,A F 'L .735 AGI 11 ' 34 ' '- .-x . -4 , A ' f .. - J-gh 3 '. , '13, r-J .- H f ,.,,,.A Q , A Marsha Jordan jpg'-iff Jean Royster Forward K pf' Guard . -I T ' ., .A,.Q A 33' .4 I -A ' x i Sizing? ' v i , 5 ' , Martha Allen Ya? A X gg I ' Forward V 2- F. 1- V 5 A A ' Lou Ellen Granger ' ' 12 .Sandra Cottrell - Guard E A, A Forward ., , .tl h V K f f -v 5 , I 'X 1' X all NIJ K 2 KY- ,JV ff' 4. , i-i2'i.-'f , -f ,, . Q51 Sophia Hart 'MS' Forward iii-L-1:27. mf - ., V' ---,wr rs A 4 th- 55, ' ' Gail Hughes Phyllis Brown Q' Forward - 'Guard ' A SEK 1 3 JI n J Basefgall 5eam 1 f f ,J F 142 , ,4 ,. A .- -- .-- Wilson Hoyle Morris Williams Garland Greenway. Ben Marks' , ,- -fx Ralph Royster Wesley Kelly , .ilu 5','f',i-fw- ' ' 1f?g'5'!f... if fl 45 I-if .xli- vuv nf.: L -T '1 . '. I 3 '.l,, 1, .lf 'S , , E 5 1 my Tucker Bud Goodrlch Alex Edmonds Dlck Corb1tt Rlchard Left to r1ght Gall Hughes Margaret Hamm Molhe Bagley Ellen White Dee T111ery XT' 5. Ala .ag nv' use-f ,WA ..,. -4 -M. Qolf 5eam x .1 .Z-Q Roland Turner, Wallace Vaughan, Steve Kallman, Jimmy Cooper, Ronnie Micheals, Dennis Micheals. Dick Corbitt Henry Strause Z. Dee Tillery - 2 6 S-X fn OYH 6 M,XwQg,x .Asia F N um V223 E QQ K .X z W Zracg Zeam an N I . in 1 H V ' fin' 137 L T mmy Stafford 4 N 1 e 11 1 M D'd :.,,', , ' ' - 'fffiiiabff'-1-:,l-Z.Q,,,.1.1, :1 1 , 1 ,,- 4 sgg,,,4,3,:,,3.,-,.. W Z., ,- . gm-,MV , I QM Sf. vx ff: ,f':,j:-ww- .., H1-Q, , - ff ' ' f 1- 1-,.:,,. q , . , -V W0 ,f 1 ' ' jg. X rj., . Q' X-HEY CHIE ASSXSTPSNT C eenway B etfy P F ack Ada Gr ,uw 1 , ,, ,V .--,4-R ',,, ,, 'fl A, . ' A 4-.M 1 , ,, 5 V., .,., , unior Varsity Cheerleaders Frances Loughlin Z 1? Patsy South Faye Hughes W- af .A It -3' ,, . Va Lf -...K ,fl arg -' .s'-Q's t + A i I -1 V zz' Hiibt-b ' , ..V,1 -- in A t Teresa Ann Knight Mascot l49 , xi . Xif Q as M., 'ui .. 'A s K .wk . 25' , K if? ,:-'A , , ' ' 2 5 3 ,v I Q- fag? F Y -I ,,.,, A f 'rf ' fu. ' NSF-'v , . f- 5 an ss sf -Q 'dt A-' w W .xm .3 . 3 c 'Moments to Remember The days of this school year were liberally sprinkled with Moments to Remember. There were exciting moments--when Judy was crowned Homecoming Queen--the final minutes of a ballgame. Thrilling mo- ments--the Junior-Senior- -the Band Concerts--the Homecoming Parade. Amusing moments--Sadie Hawkins Week--the Student-Faculty Game. And Inspiring moments- - College Career Day- -Youth Week- -International Day. These, and so many more moments have combined to make this a most glorious year. And although we sadly realize that it is over, for the rest of our lives we shall have these Moments to Remember. ISI Msg, ' N:-r',.ev.:, , v.,.. , xv lf, ,, Q Ewifcgvx- - ,,., , v? 4:.,fjf'- , f..,,,x, as fri 'E Q-irq Tr! tex mf! 6 M ,I x,,, :M s XR V I L 6 1 W X ,. l Pat Walker, George Hall I l Kinda House, James Coghill 0 x U If . 1 Queen Judy Ayscue , wwf J U N I O R Gail Hughes, Steve Roberson Shannon Murphy, Alston Macon K 'L , ' 'f' , ,Q 1 I ,,', V :A . 3 F ffgxgriq ' swf fa l P , .Awww l'nu..,k R E S H M E ,SZ N qw Cl' l 1 V V i , 1 E , 1 V , E i 2 E a Mr, and Miss H.H.S. Dennis Hughes Gail Hughes James Coghill Tommy Stafford Alston Macon Margaret Tanner Pat Walker Shannon Murphy Z V54 :K hvlh if wr , J . A f + +3 bA , ' I-, ' . XA 4 .J 3 L X' mwi fi f j,'eiW'f'W wf .zfww M ,gl 'i .M-J LW' ' . 3 . 41,11 M155 ' A 2' .1131 f, ,. 'P ,, 10,7 ,U 4, V 1 ..wm.a......, Emma Taylor Cook Mrs. W. C. Witherspoon Dietition Cusiocfians Charlie Gales Janitor Beatrice Grant and Fannie Dickens Maids Senior flnctex MARTHA FLORENCE ALLEN- Latin Club 1,2,3, 4- French Club 3,4- G. A. A. l,2,3,4- State Play- day 1,2,3,4- Student Council 1,2,3- Secretary 3- Monogram Club 3,4- Secretary 4- Class Officer l,2- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- National Honor Society 2,3,4- State Convention 3- Student Council Con- vention 2- F. T. A. 4- Superlative 4- Religious Emphasis Week Chairman 2- Marshall 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3- Honor Roll 1,2,3- Fas- hion Show Model 3,4- District Student Council Convention 2- Stunt Night 1,2,3- Bulldog Staff, Sports Editor 4- Band 1,2,3,4- J.C.L. Convention 1,2,3- J. V. Basketball 1- Varsity Basketball 2, 3,4- Lntra Club Council 4. JUDY ANN AYSCUE- G. A. A. 1,2,3,4- State Playday l,2- Point Recorder 3- F.H.A. 1- F.T. A. 2,3,4- French Club 3,4- Stunt Night 2,3- Jr.- Sr. Committee 3- Honor Roll 1,2,3- Marshall 1, 2,3- Chief 3- National Honor Society 2,3,4- Sec- retary 3- State Secretary 4- State Convention 2, 3,4- Class Officer 1,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Superlative 4- Music Council4- Pep Pac Staff, Feature Editor 4- Band 1,2,3,4- All State Band 3- Van Dyke Music Award 3- Graduation Chorus 1,2,3- Varsity Basketball 3- Manager 4- Homecoming Queen 4- D.A.R. Good Citizenship Award 4- Student- Faculty Game 4. ISHAM TROTTER BAGLEY JR. - Latin Club 1, 2- Homeroom Officer l,2- Stunt Night l,2- Jr.- Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- French Club 3,4- Student Council 4- J. V. Football 1- Var- sity 2,4- Baseball 1,2- Track 3. BERTIE MAE BAILEY- G.A.A. 1- F.H.A. 1- Library Council 2- D.E. 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Library Council, Secretary 4. HUGH VAN BARDEN- J. V. Football 1- Latin Club 1- Stunt Night 1- Homeroom Officer 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- French Club 3,4. GEORGE VENABLE BOYD- J. V. Football 1- Stunt Night 1- Honor Roll 1,2,3- Latin Club 2,3- J. C. L. 1,2- Key Club 2,3,4- Track 3- Band 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Boy's State 3- National Honor Society 2,3,4- Treasurer 3- President 4- State Convention 2. DAVID WEIR BROWN- Latin Club 1,2,3- J.C.L. l,2- Stunt Night 2- Master of Ceremonies 4- Football 3,4- Track 2,3,4- Monogram Club 2,3,, 4- President 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Home- room Officer 3- Bulldog Staff 4- Superlative 4. MELANIE HILMAN BRYAN- Latin Club 1,2,3- Homeroom Officer 1- F. T. A. 2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Band l,2,3,4- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- I 158 Graduation Chorus 2,3- Debating Team 4- French Club 3,4- Bulldog Staff 4- Teenage Club, Secretary-Treasurer 4. LEONARD MEREDITH BULLOCK- Stunt Night 1- Latin Club 1,2- J.C.L. l,2- French Club, Vice- President 3- Honor Roll 2,3- Perfect Attendance 3. ANNE SPOTTSWOOD BURWELL- Latin Club 1, 2- Band 1,2,3,4- Homeroom Officer 2,3- Stunt Night 2- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 3- F.T.A. 2,3,4- Secretary 4- Bulldog Staff 4- French Club 4. JACK POWELL BUTCHER- French Club 3- Jr.- Sr. Committee 3- Stunt Night 1,3. JAMES RANDOLPH CARROLL- Track 1,2,3- Perfect Attendance 1,3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. PAMELA FAYE CARTER- Band 1,2,3,4- All State Band 3- Graduation Chorus 1,2,3- Piano 1,2,3,4- Organ 1,3- F. T. A. 2,3- F. B. L. A. 4- Latin Club 1- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 3- French Club 3- Bulldog Staff 4. THOMAS FRANKLIN CLAY- Latin Club 1,2- Student Council 1,2,3- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Co mmitte e 3- Student Council Convention 3- Stunt Night 3- Career Day Chairman 3- Bulldog Staff 4- Superlative 4. RICHARD JOHNSON CORBITT- J.V. Football 1- Varsity Football 2,3,4- Basketball 1,2,3,4- Tennis 2,3,4- Homeroom Officer 2- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Homecoming Court 3- French Club 3,4- Mono- gram Club 2,3,4- All State Check List 4- Debat- ing Club 4. CHARLOTTE ANN COTHRAN- Latin Club 1,2- J. C. L. 1,2- G. A. A. 1,2,3- F. T. A. 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Homeroom Officer 3- Bulldog Staff 4. SANDRA DARLENE COTTRELL- J. V. Basket- ball 1- Varsity Basketball 2,3,4- G.A.A. 1,2,3, 4- Treasurer 3- F. H.A. 1,2- Secretary-Treas- urer 2- Gregg Homemaker Award 2- F.T.A. 3- Piano 1,2,3,4- Organ l,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- National Honor Society 2,3,4- Monogram Club 3,4- Treasurer 4- Stu- dent Council 2- Homeroom Officer 2,3- Band 2, 3,4- Graduation Chorus Accompanist 1,2,3- French Club 3,4- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- Class Treasurer 3- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Pep Pac Staff 4- Honor Roll 1,2,3- Superlative 4- Music Council 4- Miss Pep Pac 4. Elm t Senunr HOWARD ASHWORTH COWAN- J. V. Football 1- Varsity Football 3,4- Track 1,2,3,4- Basket- ball 1- Baseball 2- Monogram Club 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. LOUIS ROWLAND DICKERSON- J. V. Football, Manager 1- Varsity, Manager 2,3- Varsity Bas- ketball, Manager 3- Stunt Night 2- Monogram Club 3,4- F.B.L.A. 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Homeroom Officer 4- Basketball Trainer 4. EUGENE VANCE DILLARD- Football l,2- Track l- Monogram Club 1,2,3,4- Stunt Night 2- Bus Driver 2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- F.B.L.A. 3, 4- President 4- Homeroom Officer 2- Debating Team 4- V.F.W. Lineman Award 2. DAVID YOUNG DODD- Latin Club 1- French Club 3,4- Band 1,2,3,4- Stunt Night 2- Gradua- tion Chorus 2,3- Voice 1,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 3. ALEXANDER JUNIUS EDMONDS- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Homeroom Officer 2- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- French Club 3,4- Band 1,2,3- Key Club 2,3,4- Tennis 3,4- Junior Rotarian 4- Superlative 4- Class President 4. NANCY RENN EVANS- F.H.A. 1- F.T.A. 2,3,4- French Club 3- F.B.L.A. 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Stunt Night 1,2,3- Piano 1,2,3,4- Pep Pac Staff 4- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Band Secretary 2, Treasurer 3,4- Majorette 1,2,3,4- Co-Head 2,3- Head 4. RICHARD CARLYLE EZELLE- Student Council 1- Stunt Night 2,3,4- Varsity Basketball 3,4- Monogram Club 3,4- Latin Club l,2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Senior Fashion Show 4- Home- room Officer 4. ARTHUR BELMONT FALKNER- Freshman Basketball 1- J. V. Basketball 2- Homeroom Officer 1,2,3- French Club 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 3. THURMAN T HOMAS FAUCETTE- Track 3,4- Stunt Night 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. ALICE FAYE FORSYTH- F.H.A. l,2- F.T.A. 3- D.E., Publicity Manager 3- Typist 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. NEWELL SHERROD GARRISON- Football 1- Basketball l,2- Perfect Attendance 1- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. LOU ELLEN GRANGER- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- Vice- President 4- State Playday 1,2,4- J. V. Basket- I5 gndex ball 1- Varstiy 2,3,4- F.B.L.A. 3,4- State Con- vention 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Homeroom Officer l,2- Cheerleader 4. ADA LOUISE GREENWAY- Homeroom Officer 1- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- State Play day 2- Perfect Attendance 1- J.V. Cheerleader 1- Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4- Assistant Chief 4- Freshman Basketball 1- Varsity Basketball 2,3- Monogram Club 2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 3- Student Council 3- Career Day Com- mittee 3- Homecoming Committee 3- Fashion Show Model 3,4- F. B. L. A. 3,4- Treasurer 4- Bulldog Staff 4. PHYLLIS MARIE GREENWAY- G.A.A. 1- Li brary Council 2- D.E. Club 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 3. T H E LB E R T DATIS GUPTON- Latin Club 2 Perfect Attendance 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3 Student Council 4- Homecoming Committee 4. GOERGE HOWARD HALL- Latin Club l,2- Stu- dent Council 2- Band 1- Tennis 3,4- Perfect Attendance 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3- Homecoming Court 4. BARBARA JEAN HANFORD- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Stunt Night 4. THOMAS DICKSON HARDIE- Jr .-Sr. Committee 3- Perfect Attendance 3- Library Council 3,4- F.B.L.A. 4- Reporter 4. LAURA JANELLE HARRIS- Perfect Attendance 2,3- F.B.L.A. 4- Bulldog Staff 4. JUDY ANN HARRIS- Latin Club l,2- J.C.L. 1,2- G.A.A. 1,2,3- Perfect Attendance 3- Stunt Night l,2- Piano 1,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Home- room Officer 3- F.B.L.A. 3,4- Vice-President 3- State Convention 3,4- Pep Pac Staff 4. BARBARA JANE HARRISON- Band 1,2,3,4- Latin Club l,2,3- Treasurer 1- J.C.L. 1,2,3- G.A.A. 1,2,3- National Honor Society 2,3,4- Vice-President 4- Student Council 2,4- Home- coming Committee 3,4- National Honor Society Convention 2,3,4- French Club 3,4- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Voice 3,4- Stunt Night 2,3,4- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Honor Roll 3, Debating Congress 4. 9 Senior SOPHIA LIZABETH HART- Student Council 1- Latin Club l,2- J.C.L. l,2- Homecoming Court 1,2- Class President 1- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- State Playday1,2,3,4- Vic e - Pr esident 3- French Club 3,4- Vice-President 4- Band 1,2,3,4- Jr.- Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Bulldog Staff 3,4- Fashion Show, Model 3,4- Stunt Night 1- Superlative 4- F.T.A. 3- Freshman Basket- ball 1- Varsity Basketball 2,3,4- Monogram Club 3,4. PHYLLIS ANN HENSLEY- Band 1,2,3,4- G.A.A. l,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Basketball Man- ager 3,4. BENJAMIN HORNER HICKS- Band l,2,3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. ELNA KATHERINE HIGHT- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- State Playday 2- Perfect Attendance 1- Latin Club l,2- J.C.L. 1,2- Honor Roll l,2- F.T.A. 3, 4- Homeroom Officer 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Bulldog Staff 4- Flagbearer 4. LECTA DOLORES HOBGOOD- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- State Playday 1- News Reporter 4- Perfect Attendance l,2- F.H.A. 2- District Convention 2- State Convention 2- Home Economics Award 2- French Club 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Pep Pac Staff 3- Bulldog Staff 4. BONNIE LOUISE HOLLOWAY- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- Perfect Attendance 1- Latin Club 1,2- French Club 3- Piano 1,2,3. BONNIE MARIE HOYLE- Latin Club 1,2,3- Sec- retary 2- J.C.L.1,2- G.A.A. l,2,3- Band 1,2,3,4- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Stunt Night 2,4- Home- room Officer 1- J. V. Basketball 1- French Club 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3- National Honor Society 3,4- Stu- dent Council 3,4- Student Council Committee - Ho m e c o m i ng Committee Chairman 3- Sadie Hawkins Committee Chairman 4- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Student- Faculty Game 4- Pep Pac Staff Editor 4- Superlative 4- Madi Gras Com- mittee Chairman 3. WILSON SMITH HOYLE- J. V. Football 1- Var- sity Football 2,3,4- Freshman Basketball 1- J. V. Basketball 2- Basketball Manager 4- Varsity Baseball 2,3,4- Monogram Club 2,3,4- Latin Club 1,2,3- J.C.L. l,2,3- Homeroom Officer 1,4- Perfect Attendance 1- Key Club 2,3,4- Jr.- Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Stunt Night 4- Widest Smile 4- Superlative 4. ARVIL REID ICARD- Eundy High School 1- Chincateague High School 2,3- Assistant Art Editor Pep Pac 4- Stunt Night 4. I6 Qnciex EDITH ARNOLD IVEY- Perfect Attendance 1, 2,3- D.E. Banquet Waitress 2- Home Economics Banquet Waitress 2- Library Council 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Stunt Night 3,4- Debating Team 4. JUDYITH MORRIS JEANS- R.M. Wilson Jr. High School 1- F.H.A. 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- French Club 3,4. JEFFERY AUSTIN JENKINS- Track 1,3,4- Jr.- Sr. Committee 3. CAROLYN RUTH JONES- Band 1,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. MARSHA LEE JORDAN- Band 1,2,3,4- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- State Playday 1,3,4- J.V. Basketball 1- Varsity Basketball 2,3,4- Co-Captain 4- Mono- gram Club 3,4- Homeroom Officer l,2,3,4- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Perfect Attendance 2- Honor Roll 2- Latin Club 1,2,3- J.C.L. 1,2- Jr.- Sr. Committee 3. EDGAR SPENCER KNIGHT- Homeroom Officer 3- Key Club 3,4- Key Club International Conven- tion 3- D. E. Club 3,4- Secretary-Treasurer 3- Stunt Night 3- Student Council, Treasurer 4. FLORENCE GRISSOM LONG- Homeroom Offi- cer 1- Bulldog Staff 3,4- G.A.A. 1,2,3- F.T.A. 1,2,3- Band 1,2,3,4- Perfect Attendance 1,2,3- Honor Roll 1,2,3- Latin Club 1,2,3- J.C.L. 1,2- Career Day Committee 2- French Club 3,4- National Honor Society 3,4. JOYCE MARIE LONGMIRE- Epsom High School 1,3- Needham Broughton High School 2- F.H.A. 4- G.A.A. 4- Bulldog Staff 4- Student Council 4- Stunt Night Committee 4- Career Day Committee 4. NANCY RAND MCINNIS- Homeroom Officer 1,2- Student Council 1- Latin Club 1,2- J.C.L. 1,2- French Club 3,4- Treasurer 3- Mardi Gras Committee Chairman 3,4- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Homecoming Committee 4- Stunt Night l,2,3,4- Morning Devotions 3,4- F.T.A. 2,3,4- President 4- Pep Pac Senior Editor 4- Intra Club Council 4- Flagbear er 4- Student-Faculty Game 4- Superlative 4. BENJAMIN GEORGE MARKS- Perfect Atten- dance 1- Key Club 2,3,4- Monogram Club 2,3, 4- J. V. Football 1- Varsity Football 2,3,4- Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4- Freshman Basketball 1- J. V. Basketball 2- Varsity Basketball 3- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4. 0 I Senior Qnciex RICHARD JOHNSTON NOEL- Band 1,2,3,4- All State Band 3- Stunt Night 1,2- Homeroom Officer l,4- Latin Club 1,2- J. C. L. 1,2- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Tennis Team 3- Teen-Age Club Vice-President 3- Bulldog Staff 3,4- Debating Team 4- Homecoming Com- mittee 4- Music Council 4. LOUISE PAIGE O'BRIEN- Latin Club 1,2,3- J.C. L. 1,2- G.A.A. 1,2- Honor Roll 2- Stunt Night Committee 1,2,3- Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3- French Club 3,4- Homeroom Officer 4- Bull- dog Staff Assistant Editor 4- Chairman Mr. St Miss H. H. S. Contest 4. HENRY ANDREW ORR- Stunt Night 1,2,4- D. E. Club 3,4- Treasurer 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Library Council 4- President 4. BETTY LOU PACK- Latin Club 1,2- J.C.L. 1,2- G.A.A. l,2,3,4- State Playday 1,2- Homeroom Officer 2- F.T.A. 2,3- Monogram Club 2,3,4- F.B.L.A. 3,4- State Convention 3- Jr. Varsity Cheerleader 1- Varsity Cheerleader 2,3,4- Chief 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Intra-Club Council 4- Bulldog Staff 4. SCOTT PARKER PEACE- Latin Club l,2,3,4- J.C.L. 1,2- Band 1,2,3,4- Graduation Chorus 2, 3- Stunt Night 1,3- Manager Football Team 1- High Magazine Salesman 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Jr. Science Symposium 2- Track 3,4- Debat- ing Team 4- Bulldog Staff 3,4- Pep Pac Staff 4- Intra Club Council 4- Boy of the Month 4. BOBBY COTT RE LL PERNELL- Homeroom Officer 1,2- Queen's Court l,2- Latin Club 1- Bulldog Staff 1- Stunt Night 1- Boy of the Month 1- Student Council 1,2- Band 1,2,3,4- Drum Major 3,4- Cornet Teacher l,2- Van Dyke Award 1- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Band Vice-President 3- President 4- Class Vice-President 2,3- Jr.- Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3- French Club 3,4- Key Club 3,4- Music Council 4. EDWIN PERRY PERNELL- Latin Club 1,2,3,4- J.C.L. l,2- Bulldog Staff 1,2,3,4- Advertising Manager 4- Stunt Night l,2- Stunt Night Com- mittee Chairman 3,4- Band 1,2,3,4- Band Li- brarian 3,4- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3- Perfect Attendance 2, 3- Homecoming Committee 4- Class Prophet 4- Music Council 4. UNA KAY PRESTON- G.A.A. 1,2,3- State Play- day 2- Stunt Night 1,2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Homeroom Officer 4. BRUCE ALAN PRICE- Stunt Night 1,2- Perfect Attendance 1- Homeroom Officer 2- Marshal 2- Honor Roll 1,2- Underwood Typing Award 3- Bulldog Staff 4. DONALD WILSON REAVIS- Track l,2,3- Jr.- Sr. Committee 3- French Club 3,4. JAMES LEWIS REAVIS- Freshman Basketball 1- J. V. Basketball 2- Bus Driver 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. CAROL ANN REDDING- G.A.A. l,2,3,4- State Playday 1,2- Perfect Attendance 1,2- F.T.A. 1,2,3- Latin Club l,2- J.C.L. 1,2- French Club 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Monogram Club 2,3,4- Homeroom Officer 3,4- Bulldog Staff 1,4- Var- sity Cheerleader 2,3,4. VALARA LEE RENN- D. E. Club 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Library Council 4. OLLIE VANCE ROBERSON- Stunt Night 2- Jr.- Sr. Committee 3. GLORIA DAWN ROOKER- Homeroom Officer 1, 2,4- F.H.A. 1,2- Vice-President 1- President 2- District Officer 2- G.A.A. 1,2,3- Miss H.H.S. 1- Band l,2,3,4- Graduation Chorus 2,3- Music Council 4- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Comm- ittee 3- Bulldog Staff 2,3,4- Stunt Night 3- Fas- hion Show Model 3,4- F.B.L.A. 4- Testator 4. CHARLES PEETE ROSE- Latin Club 1,2- Vice- President 1- Key Club 2,3,4- Treasurer 4- J.V. Football l- Varsity Football 2- Freshman Bas- ketball 1- Varsity Basketball 2,3,4- Monogram Club 2,3,4- Honor Roll 2- Jr.-Sr.Waiter 2- Jr.- Sr. Committee Chairman 3- Jr. Science Sympo- sium 2- Sr. Play Committee 4- Debating Team 4- Bulldog Staff Columnist 4. CORNELIA RUTH ROWELL- F.H.A. 1,2- Offi- cer 2- Student Council 2- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- State Playday 2- Stunt Night 3- French Club 3,4- F.T. A. 3,4- Civitan Youth Conference 3- Flagbearer 4- Bulldog Staff 4. ELIZABETH JEAN ROYSTER- Freshman Bas- ketball 1- Varstiy Basketball 2,3,4- Co-Captain 4- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- State Playday 1,2,4- Presi- dent 4- Monogram Club 4- F.T.A. 3- F.B.L.A. 4- Pep Pac Staff, Sports Editor 3- Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 3- Superlative 4. 161 Senior Qndex RALPH DOUGLAS ROYST ER - Perfect Atten- dance 1,2,3- Football Manager 1- Varsity Foot- ball 2,3,4- Freshman Basketball 1- Varsity Basketball 2,3,4- Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4- Jr.- Sr.Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr.Committee 3- Vice-Presi- dent Student Council 3- Latin Club 1,2,3- J.C.L. 1,2- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- Homeroom Officer 1, 2- All State Check List 3,4- Homecoming Committee 3- Athlete ofthe Month 3- Key Club 2,3,4- Mono- gram Club l,2,3,4- College Career Day 2,3- Pep Pac Staff 4- Superlative 4. THOMAS HUGH STAFFORD- J. V. Football 1- Varsity Football 2,3,4- Co-Captain 4- Freshman Basketball 1- J. V. Basketball 2- Varsity Bas- ketball 3,4- Track 1,2,3,4- Homeroom Officer 1- Latin Club 1,2- J. C.L. 1,2- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Student C0uncil2,3- National Honor Society 3,4- Jr. Science Sympo- sium 2- Boy's State 3- Class President 3- Mono- gram Club 3,4- Key Club 2,3,4- District Con- vention 3- Vice-President 4- StuntNight 4- Superlative 4. JOHN ROBERT SADLER- Oxford High School 1,2- Homeroom Officer 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. BARBARA NEWCOMB SATTERWHITE- F.H.A. 1,2- F.T.A. 2,3,4- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- French Club 3,4- Library Council 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Bulldog Staff 4. RONALD WAYNE SATTERWHITE- Track 1- Perfect Attendance l,2,3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. WILLIAM ROLAND SHANDS- Student Council 1,3- Perfect Attendance 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Latin Club 1,2,3- J.C.L. 1,2- Homeroom Officer 4. MACON WATSON SHORT- Latin Club 1,2- J.C. L. l,2- Perfect Attendance 2- J. V. Football 1- Stunt Night 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. ANDREA GAY SIMMONS- G.A.A. 1,2,3- State Playday 1,2- Stunt Night 3- French Club 3,4- Mardi Gras Committee Chairman 3- Honor Roll 2,3- Latin Club 1,2- J.C.L. 1,2- F.T.A. 2,3,4- National Honor Society 3,4- International Day Committee Chairman 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3- Marshal 3- Intra Club Council 4- Pep Pac Staff, Senior Editor 4- Historian 4. ROBERT HERMAN SNEED- Band 1,2,3,4- French Club 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. SANDRA EUGENIA STAINBACK- Honor Roll 1, 2,3- Marshal 1,3- Stunt Night 1,3,4- Latin Club 12.3,4- J.C.L. 1,2,3,4- French Club 3,4- F.T.A. 162 3,4- G. A. A. 1,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Fashion Show 3,4- Homeroom Officer 2- Bulldog Staff, Assistant Business Manager 3- Business Manager 4- Debating Club, Recording Secretary 4. ANGELA ROBINETTE S T A L L I N G S - Perfect Attendance 1,2,3- G.A.A. 1,2,3- Library Council 2,3,4- United Nations Public Speaking Contest Winner 2- Bulldog Staff 3,4- French Club 3,4- F.T.A. 4- Debating Team, Vice-President 4- Stunt Night 4- Pep Pac Staff 4. C HARLES BADGER STALLINGS- Track 1,2- Class Vice-President 1- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.- Sr. Committee 3- Stunt Night 1- Homeroom Officer 2,3. NANCY ELLEN STEVENSON- D. E. Club 3,4- F. T. A. 1,2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Stunt Night 2,3,4- D. E. Banquet Committee 3,4. HENRY MCDANIEL STRAUSE- Honor Roll 1,2, 3- Freshman Basketball 1- J. V. Basketball 1,2- Varsity Basketball 3,4- Varsity Football 2,3,4- V.F.W. Lineman Award 4- Golf 1,2,3,4- Mono- gram Club 1,2,3,4- Key Club 2,3,4- Latin Club 1,2,3,4- President 2- Key Club Convention 2,3- J.C.L. 1,2,3,4- Homeroom Officer 2,3- National Honor Society 2,3,4- State Convention 3- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Stunt Night 2, 3- Student Council President 4- Student Council Congress 4- Intra Club Council 4- Superlative 4. HENRIETTA DeWITT TILLERY- Latin Club 1, 2,3- J.C.L. 1,2- Stunt Night 2,4- G.A.A. 1,2,3- French Club 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Bulldog Staff 3, Editor-in-Chief 4- Debating Team 4- Music Council 4- Flag- bearer 4- Homeroom Officer 4- Intra-Club Council 4- Class Poet 4- Superlative 4. CAROLYN ELIZABETH TUCKER- Student Coun- cil 1,2,3- Homeroom Officer 1,2- Latin Club 1,2- J.C.L. 1,2- French Club 3,4- F.T.A. 2,3,4- District Student Council Convention 3- Jr.-Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Fashion Show Model 3,4- Stunt Night 2,3- Band 1,2,3,4- F.T.A. Vice-President 4- Queens Court 4- Bulldog Staff 4- Giftorian 4- Superlative 4. WILLIE CLIFTON TURNER- Marshal 2,3- Stunt Night 2- Honor Roll 1,2,3- National Honor Society 2,3,4- French Club 3,4- President 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Boy's State 3- Student Council 3- Homecoming Committee 3,4- Home- room Officer 4. DRUCILLA GILL UPCHURCH- F.H.A. 1,2- D.E. Club 3,4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. Sennn WALLACE WHITE VAUGHAN- Freshman Bas- ketball 1- Perfect Attendance 1- Latin Club 1,2, 3- J.C.L. 1,2- Stunt Night 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Golf 1,2,3,4. JOAN PATTON WALKER- Band 1,2,3,4- Grad- uation Chorus 1,2,3- Latin Club 1,2,3,4- J.C.L. 1,2,3,4- State J.C.L. President 3- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- G.A.A. 1,2,3,4- State Playday 1,2- Jr.- Sr. Waitress 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee Chairman 3- Homecoming Court 3,4- Fashion Show Model 4- Narrator 3- Student Council3,4- College Career Day Chairman 3- Hom eco ming Chairman 4- Class Secretary 4- Superlative 4. THOMAS REID WALTERS- Band 1,2,3,4- Latin Club 1,2- J.C.L. l,2- Homeroom Officer 3- Jr.- Sr. Committee 3- Bus Driver 4. WILLIAM LEE WELDON- J. V. Football 1- Var- sity Football 2,3,4- Freshman Basketball 1- J. V. Basketball 2- Track 2,3,4- Latin Club 1,2, 3- J.C.L. 1,2,3- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Homeroom Officer l,2,3- Boy of the Month 2- Homecoming Committee 3- Class Vice-President 4- Giftorian 4- Superlative 4. RUBY L I T T L E T O N WEST- Stunt Night 1,2- Library Council 3,4- T r e a s u r e r 4- Junior- Senior Committee 3. AUDREY JEANNE WHE E LE Rl Jr.-Sr. Com- mittee 3- F.B.L.A. Secretary 4- Homeroom Officer 4- Library Council, Vice-President 4. SAMUEL RANDALL WHITTEN- Latin Club 1,2, 3,4- J.C.L. 1,2,3- Stunt Night 1,2,3,4- Home room Officer 2,3,4- Varsity Football 1,3,4- Varsity Basketball 2,3,4- Track 3,4- Monogram Qndex Club, Vice-President 4- Key Club 3,4- Secretary 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Intra-Club Council 4- Bulldog Staff 4. CLORA LENOX WILKERSON- Band 1,2,3,4- Graduation Chorus 1,2,3- .Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- F.B.L.A. 4. MORRIS EUGENE WILLIAMS- Latin Club 1,2,3- J.C.L. 1,2,3- J. V.Football 1- Varsity Football 2,3,4- Freshman Basketball, Varsity Basketball 2,3,4- Varsity Baseball 1,2,3,4- Football Co- Captain 4- V.F.W. Sportsmanship Award 4- All State Check List 4- Student Council 1,2,3,4- College Career Day Committee 3,4- District Convention 2- Perfect Attendance 1- Junior Science Symposium 2- Class President- Jr.-Sr. Waiter 2- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- National Honor Society 2,3,4- Marshal 1,2,3- Assistant Chief 3- Stunt Night 1,2- Homeroom Officer 1- Boy of the Month 2- Boy's State 3- Pep Pac Staff 3- Monogram Club 2,3,4- Key Club 2,3,4- Vice President 3- President 4- Carolinas Convention 3,4- Superlative 4. DENNIE CARROLL WILLIAMSON- Latin Club 1- J.C.L. 1- Stunt Night 2- D.E. Club 3,4- Pre- sident 4- Library Council 4- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3. EDWARD BRYANT WILSON- J .V. Football Man- ager 1- Varsity Manager 2,3- Track 1,2,3,4- Monogram Club 2- Basketball Manager 3- De- bating Team 4- Civitan Youth Conference 3. FREDDIE ALLEN WOODLIEF- Perfect Atten- dance 2- Stunt Night 3- Jr.-Sr. Committee 3- Track 4. JERRY MARTIN WYNN- Latin Club 1,2- J.C.L. 1,2- Perfect Attendance 1,3. 163 fin Memoriam -. gg, .. -. 44.. . aw , .slgllya To Live in Hearts We Leave Behind Is Not to Die We could not complete our year book without remembering Barbara Johnson, One who will always be in our fondest memories. We remember her for her cheerful and unselfish attitude toward her friends and teachers. Barbara possessed a brightness of spirit, and a wealth of kindness that will always be missed by those who knew her here. Had she remained with us, Barbara would have been a mem- ber of the graduating class. Congratulations Graduates of Henderson High School We've watched you grow from little tots to fine young men and women. And while you grew taller and wiser, we too were growing. This picture on this page is that of the P. H. Rose building, housing not only Hender- son's top variety and Junior Department Store but also the Home Office of the largest group of stores of its type in the Southeast. Your patronage has helped us grow. We hope we shall continue to merit your confi- dence in our ability to provide you with the best in merchandise at lowest prices. ROSE'S 5-IU-250 STORES --.i......- . .... ...... i r ' 9 f l . i 5 ,-,W.. ,,., 5 of , ,. 2 , i i ' .. ' w-M--M ww- L - 5 E i i t 1 3 . . . '-M -- 1 1, ,.. . .... . . . A . f ,L :fs if-Ms' trim we-un- -W w.-.,a::- e --ff! i:: ':i:' LTlTl'Q K- M ' ' 1 i f flff'- L .l. lR?. ... La. 3 ill BW Compliments of - HARRIET COTTON MILLS HENDERSON COTTON MILLS 1-D MILLS Q READ AND SEE Local news and pictures every day only in your HENDERSON DAILY DISPATCH 45 years of continuous public service to the Henderson community WHVH Henderson's Favorite 2 to 1 1450 on your dial The best in music morning noon night Shop in .1wu.-.qa.n.,u..- 1 DEPT f- STORE HENDERSONYS MOST MODERN AND FRIENDLY STORE HENDERSON EURNHURE COMPANY,lNC. The leading furniture store in this section Air conditioned for your comfort Dial GE 8-7137 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HENDERSON Ve cordially invite accounts large and small. Feeling that relations once established will become perrnanently agreeable and mutually profitable. Member Federal Reserve System Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Henderson, North Carolina t,...I asf f PERFECT PACKED PRODUCTS C0. Henderson, Nor th Carolina Colonial Pickles and Temtee Olives I Best Wishes from TURNER-TANNER SUPPLY CO., INC. ' ll I7 ll Brooks Turner -Bob Tanner Q E 3 :: I 5 E : .. - - I 7 N QAXXZH I szizits I I THE MEDALLION HOME - X xr ,f 8 1 ,, I , , K , ,, X, X, U ,, I where Electricit of Henderson I VV YVVVWWVVV I Fjfinme of famowc ncillonaffxj acwentioecl Immndb Y does Everyth ng CAROLINA POWER 8- LIGHT CO PRITCHARD 8. DANIELS ESSO SERVICENTER GE 8-5615 - GE 8-8254 Henderson, North Carolina I I I I I Compliments ol - I vANcE TRUCKING coMPANY I I TASTEE FREEZ America's Most Favorite Dessert Delicious Cones -Shakes-Sundaes Banana Splits -HD I I 1 Compliments of freelancing in photography p Dial GE 8-5192 QAK GRQVE Henderson, North Carolina VANCE FURNITURE COMPANY, INC. 'Wall to Wall Carpeting Complete Home Furnishing Cash or East Terms Dial GE 8-3911 325 S. Garnett Street Henderson, North Carolina t 1 CITIZENS BANK 8. TRUST COMPANY The Leading Bank In This Section Since 1889 Accounts Large and Small Invited Three Locations To Serve You Better Main Office Drive -In Corner West End Branch 130 S. Garnett Street 108 Breckenridge Street 826 S. Garnett Street Henderson, North Carolina 22 Units All with 21 TV ---- Ceramic Tile Baths CARDINAL MOTOR LODGE AND RESTAURANT On U. S. 1BY-PASS Mr. 8 Mrs. T. G. Brown, Mgrs. ESTHER WILLIAMS SWIMMING POOLS 1005? Air Conditioned - Electric Heat P. O. Box 668 - Phone GE 8-7565 Henderson, North Carolina ' I MARlE's MW? Garnett Street Compliments of PEARCE ELECTRIC MACHINE COMPANY FORSYTHE 'S BAR B -Q Congratulations from MOUNT HOPE FINISHING COMPANY Henderson , North Carolina ALFORD'S Printers-Office Outfitters Pianos -Musical Instruments Cameras -Gifts -Novelties Phone GE 8-3424 Henderson, North Carolina TOP 100 RECORD SHOP achel's Beauty Salon SHOP ' Q CITY ', i BARBER at .W ax ' ' at Qafzplllflvwd-UuHw5 Robertson's Gulf Service GRISSOM'S Barber Shop my BARN1-:TTS STYL -EES Beauty Salon l l Q' CHRISTIAN HARWARD FURNITURE COMPANY Complete Home Furnishings I5 G Dial GE 8-8197 I Q ,. SANFORD MIllING COMPANY of Henderson High Grade Flour and Feeds Snow Flake -Hartness Choice White Heron-Southern Belle Phone GE 8-4526 Best Wishes to Seniors PARKER'S DRUG STORE Dependable Prescription Service Compliments of PENNEYS E. C. SEAMAN ' .Q BON TON Esso Real Estate .,55. : Insurance 'SE 5 Harris Sz Daniel Henderson, North Carolina M ESSO Service I4 I YK 2-2 4 x , L. I ' ' l H. - a I, 1' C43 P' . ll t ' 4 S Q I-' vs' V' J LT' 0 e u 1IL ' 4 Y? . M li. y 4 Y S v I Ls rf' J V J! Y! .4 ' 'y 1' 7.9.0. v Ee EJB -fl - .4 ' '-- i N A :I M L Y., an 6 W ' VV -r Q V ' ' , Y Q Q s- 3 4 ,Qi -A j LH., 1 ' Q X - K' Y Q g, , v , ,-vm 7. ' -- 'T.'- NJ-..,1Y m - - --N45 - , 4 ' , U ' E 'fx T 'rs , W.. TJ X ,KU X- - Q 4 Q 'hw X! H -. ff' -- - 4 . ' J 1 li- - E- f --GRADUATES - --+- e 8 CWM-es of - W- J 5. l '- --J- l N. L --S----:Q O- - s -E - - V- -- f lv N, Z, ,wk W V-. VM H lClZLOR,DRIVE:lN3:8.- E- Sw TE THE BEAUTY, NCOK J Q., , THEfP1.A,JLTERs,RBCH-,, - I lv - wx as------L -----9 L. 1046-Nichol-Ei5STreet H ,N K ,M -,,.,A. , 47... K ,. - '-. - -.-.3 -V -E-,.,. A-A 1 was Wj if A U. S. NO. 1 V . X- - if , niYi-Y5 5 . Y ,Q V ' .4 ' 3 V X' V ,G -1- fy .,,-':'7 --A-.LJ-. J , W fp, ws -----lf--J f -,. - F . Y-A f W- A --- .fs-,,. THE HENDERSON GROCERY Wholesale Distributors Del Monte and Pocahontas Fruits and Vegetables sf 2.7 ,Y.,ex. f .-' ,K-f Congratulations from --' ,,,' ff E. B - -Q.. cf JORDAN'S DEPT. STORE 'f -f'-- -- --- g 1,1 -J, -, x l , Henderson, North Carolina ,. ,-- ,fr Q 1' -f-Q -,f 1-,- . JL,- 1 MCINNIS 8. PALMER MOTORS, INC. Edsel -Continental -Lincoln Mercury-Rambler GE 8-3710 GE 8-4828 l i , for 1. xw'b'b1Yj-.V s J J6!4,.7EomplirnVe:'li'ro7 ,Jie L , ,off -f -'gal H, I A Q, 'I L, I J. w. JENKINS INC. s,,,v ' x J Phone GE 8-712341-f Y Compliments of HANNON'S GROCERY Dabney Drive .f 1 L, Congratulations from I E' x, WOOLARD'S R Your health and beauty center 134 S. Garnett Street 116 Raleigh Road li is x. Putt your troubles away at the Putt Putt PUTT PUTT GOLF COURSE Herbert M. .Tones ELECTRIC PRODUCTS COMPANY Frigidaire -Zenith Dial GE 8-6142 Henderson, North Carolina I I PETTY'S TILE SHOP i Dabney Drive l Henderson, N. C. I BOTTLING COMPANY or I HENDERSON, INC. IL -.I ' XII: y t-I-I-' .IJ I-VjTi,I4.,IX .p ,g 'X . 5 Q val Nw M, Mu 3, xii, X .I ' ll 'k ,omlirnensb rj,' Q WI? 'QP IM 96 by HENDERSON VULCANIZING CO. Motorola-Norge-Goodyear Tohnson Motors-Glasspar Boats Where Service is a Feature GE 8-5161 Qi! get gifgi '19 , .K IAI' 'Fi I Ir' J o1iIIIIyQprn I tr gill Ik X VIII ' II' tx I M X' I I, , IIIfy .Mr If 1.JII IiJ Q-!Iy,x.,7 ! f. I L I . 71 K, ' 5 ,'lI'l,f 'IS IIISJ . ' ' I 1.1. J if c. c. GRANGER I I IP' .J lk Manufacturer and Distributor H1 Cure Rite Tobacco Curers I fb IG 3 ,Philco T.V. and Appliances A ' , Complete Shop Service r. . J PM it PhoneGE 8-5143 I ,4 ,I ,I 1 Compliments of PURE OIL PRODUCTS Jack E. Ashcraft, Distributor Dial GE 8-3524 KQL M. 7W'f4'l 'fJ'ffff f-4ffffi'iw- 13? X f -A ,ffl 5 ' J V J ,J-If ff'-I Wli R, ' I I 6 VY ' - lj Q! G R w .- , -, 1 V Q fr fir! o7Q.,mwi,.alFllf, Cl 1l do Refi Q A A . - f in in hifi' HQQUTTCS DRUGS . E 'll A fi HENDERSON VDRUGJ Co. 'X m Phpne GE' 8-4152 , NN BRING US YOUR PIQESCRTPTION A Horner Building '- l l Fountain Service R U R 'Qpposipe Post Qffioex 1, ,l A Henderson, North Carolina I 1 V' - V .,, .f . 4' Acrosfs 'From S. A. dL.4 Station Phone GE 8-4158 Q x i 1. I s A 1 . X' Q lg ,pRADYfs VI-YRSITY B0YAS'78. d ' CENTRAL CAROLINA MEN'S SHOP i E sAlEs BAND SERVICE Jf ' Q7 fi e Maniifactiirers of lx-H . r Abuminum Storm Doors ff! and Windows il R B 1 7 5 Compliments of l SOUTHSIDE DRUG CO. Your Neighborhood Druggistu f l I A I FALKNER BiUlLDIh!G SUPPLY R Lumber - Building Supplies li Paint - Hardware X' South William Street l I In front of Courthf .iso Phone GE 843128 l R ' P.o. Box 321 -V Dial GE 8-5107 l Henderson, North Carolina 1 L be d i al E l Compliments To Senior Class i i A DAQLES T.v. SERVICE l gill ,U l l W We service all Makes and l K Models Radio -- T.v. sets. l l l l l l YOUNG'S FLORIST l v 4 ,flu . Q, :M . X .. 4' ,rv Q4 A ,ifw , V H f , , , S' do ' ss To mi, -r.,0,.. QJQW jfme1 'D fw H' ' T .gs we-Q' 91-r,' J' he B Q6 , ,A - ffa, f A ,Q K. 51 3 E SLG:-M Q4 ilfll ,112 - EJ-4w'A.J ff 7,1 'I X mi l' +,1,a . ' ' f E f, F-far ip ' H eoilnb Rs,-xllvx 111 nigga-'QD IH--'9' r1W -1 ff. r YL, Q3 .ffelEi 5 A r 1. ,rf ' H A kr, L,f,m, Tkwwmx' Us If-.def ffK-.,ff'f?'f- r A r .H r ,A f r AMERICAN coFFEE SHOP A .tl D j,I3 1'1ff,!vuiH-1 db X -, 7 -' 1' V . 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