Hendersonville High School - Laureate Yearbook (Hendersonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1958 volume:

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In loving appreciation, we, the SENIOR CLASS of 1958, dedicate this LAUREATE to our PARENTS. FOREWORD As our horizons broaden and the portals of the future open to us, we will strive to put away childish things and seek fulfillment in our separate calls of life. While we are going forward, ever achieving, to form new and more lasting memories, perhaps, those which we now hold dear will not die, but will merely fade into the background of our lives to become SILHOUETTES of our youthful experiences. :I II ,,5L-ffleo, I, A il ' ' .gf .,-- llf I 'ff Infdvf 1-01.151-' 1! ' A A 5 .4 '3:'f': g ...-.-A . . qc W f I II,413sj2r.is?a..A. J-1... 9 3 12 git .A -1 ' ff ' L-. 'I'-' '-. ' I A I 3.32 if .igwwg I J' 211: ,gff - .'g456I5g+gIn v 1 .pu taj'f'1.,'QI- ' . . TgL'Ej:'V:'.c .I w i'i'1'z?e'2g.igEQ'r. A 153 as vw- -4 ' , N1 ,F-4 5- e1 ?.-gs3'5sfZ+ , . ..j,FJi-,u.N?K-EQIE - -,T -,v n'4+- . w 1-jgfg'a,h-. 255 aj -1 V ' ,LL y IQ 1' ,, ,Ili - 4 .Stills is - r ,gin I 'Z , iff .: .gig 1 '1I1 jim: 1' . 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Page 6 we . F FACULTY ...... . CLASSES . . . ACTIVITIES . . ATHLETICS ..... . MISS LAUREATE .. . ADVERTISEMENTS . . CLOSING PAGE . . Page Page Page Page Page Page Page 8 I 5 47 65 85 86 96 Page Five 'Ya ILE f, Fefe is 4 'Y 5. Qs .- ' 4 Page Six HUGH LOCKABY Principal X. in-uf .fdclminidfra fion HUGH RANDALL Superintendent 0 2 lil L .alle 'ff--N.-.W f I MRS. RUBY BROOKSHIRE MRS. PAT FISHER Secretary io Secretary to Mr. Randall Mr. Lockaby SCHOOL BOARD CStandingJ Hugh D. Randall, William Shepherd, Campbell Boyd. fSlHingJ Bruce Drysdale, Chairmang Roy Johnsonp Col Kuykendall. -1-Q.,y A-UQ Page Eight W as .s ill .1 -U figs 2 Q if-wiinsizggezifszilw ,mink may svfzifz VL ws. L V 35,39 . ,., FACULTY MRS. CHICORA WESTMORELAND MISS EDITH RSMINE English 12 Mathematics MRS. COURTNEY WARD MISS GERALDINE HENSLEY Science Physical Education Mathematics General Business MRS. LUCILLE ALLEN MRS- CECIL KESSIER English l-lbm Y MISS KATHLEEN D. CLEAVELAND Business Education E, Mr.. Earl Martin Mr. Harold Cline Band, Chorus Coach Col. E. A- Gans Physical Education Physics, Chemistry Mr. James Parclue B' I h Mr. Ralph Wiggins lo ogy' COOC Agriculture Mr. James Stewart I. Mr. Troy Harvey Eng 'Sh Shop, Drafting Mr. Harry Swottorcl World History Mathematics Page Nine Page Ten Miss Jlocn Ratcliffe M . Ma 'e Shipp ' ragble rl Spanish Miss Charlotte Turner MVS- Ellzabelh H- Price Home Economics eatin, FiSyCl10l09Y nse or Mrs. Christine Croft OU. English Mr? Mildred Brown uvics Mrs. Judith Rhinehart Social Studies A A 4 Ready . . . Type! f, ,, Q,' MW. . 9 W-' ,1,,,:.fsMf..,.:,., Mev,A.fEsf.,.,v,:..vw1, f,.,:,mh, izfwzzi-n.A,-M.N., YM.. ,,,,,, .Q K 0666690900 00000000600 A Scienfists of 1omorrow???? One, two, Three, four . . . Page Eleven Let's see now, x plus y: Page Twelve It's the little things that count. .Ak Builders of the Future if '- f-umfg mf Do it yourse WATCH Nt SEV 'Muse Where do you you cure? si 'Flu . fm Gi The verb to be takes an oble Make those outlines clear, girls. added W2 ,K A mmm! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS .. V ,,.,,,.gpute'.ig, Bernie McAdam ..... ....... P resident Mary Gray Haden .... ,. .... r t Harold McLaughlin .. Vice-President Barbara Streudwick .... .... T re s er Page Sixteen i958 will be a cherished year to us. We will be able to look back to it and the memories it holds with a smiling face. i958 ends the four years which began with a year of new experiences. As freshmen, we learned to adjust to the schedule of our different classes and new teachers. As sopho- mores, we became even more set in the groove as permanent and full- fledged high school students. As iuniors, we dreaded, but overcame the writing of term papers, looked forward to the Junior-Senior with anticipa- tion, and wondered if our senior year would be as wonderful as we expected. Finally, as seniors, we have discovered that perhaps the senior year really is the best of all. The former years of new discoveries and new lessons could be bound together in this one year for we have learned much and perhaps have grown more toward becoming mature young people in this year than ever before. Some of us are continuing our education in college, some are not, but whatever our plans, the high ladder of achievement will always be waiting to be climbed by anyone. As we go forward to new goals, perhaps this senior year will be representative of all the SILHOUETTES of our youth. i ATKINS k is F iii? tl'? I . 1147 ... It its 'im A -.gl L J BRADBURN CARLISLE F1 ' ' i Y 55. ,Q if if illlgffi 4 I h ww. l ni - wh ,, -...fuer - .Al 70- 1 YAY If' f ,I.Pw gag' r t -.QQ f C AUSBY BAKER BLAIR BOWDEN 'A Q f,,t,,fl t ,.. ,, f h,, A ' ' ' ' ,iil K 1 1' Y 'fi 2 4' r ik' eq 'M if 'W' he-' I . ,WEP . , ry Wm, X 4: A X 11- M vg cg pf. .I I 'f ix ,,.L'-1 , XM ,. -Ili? I pi fx iqkw Ralf ,I .'x.. BRAUER ' BROWN suRGEss FLORA SHARON ATKINS Always happy, always gay, we were glad to see her come our way. Dana High School5 Glee Club 1,25 Class Vice-President 'l,2,35 FHA l,2,35 FTA 35 Beta Club 'l,2,35 Basketball 'l,2,35 Monogram Club 35 4-H Club l,2,35 HHS5 Spanish Club 45 FHA 4. PATRICIA MARILYN BAKER Witty, full of fun, a brainy girl, she's all in one, Bible Club 'I5 Camera Club 'I,25 Student Council 2,35 Elections Chairman 35 Point Board Chairman 45 LAUREATE 45 RED AND WHITE 2,3,45 Honor Society 35 Honor Society, Treasurer 45 Marshal 3. LAWRENCE WILLIAM BLAIR Although he had much wit, he was shy of using it, Football 'l,2,35 Spanish Club 35 Student Council 45 Fire Committee 3,45 Advertising Manager, LAUREATE 45 Most Likely to Succeed Boy 4. PATRICIA DIANE BOWDEN lt's better to wear out than to rust out. Bible Club I5 Camera Club l,25 Cheerleader 3,45 RED AND WHITE 3,45 Circulation Manager, LAUREATE 45 Spanish Club 45 Secretary, Student Council 4. BARBARA JANE BRADBURN Laugh and the world laughs with you. Basketball 'I5 Bible Club 35 Treasurer, Bible Club 45 Homeroom Vice-President 'I5 Spanish Club 4. EVELYN SUSAN BRAUER Reason and iudgment are the qualities of a leader. Camera Club 'I5 Dramatics Club 25 Honor Society 3,45 Latin Club President 35 Co'Associate, RED AND WHITE 35 International Relations Committee 35 D.A.R. Good Citizenship Medal 35 Co-Editor, RED AND WHITE 45 Miss LAUREATE 45 Most Likely To Succeed Girl 45 Commencement Marshal 3. SYLVIA ELIZABETH BROWN This lady has notions quite her own. Latin Club 25 Vice-President Latin Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Treasurer Spanish Club 4. SUZANNE LINDSEY BURGESS A ring on the finger is worth two on the phone. Basketball 'I5 Homeroom Secretary 35 RED AND WHITE Typist 3,45 LAUREATE 45 Homeroom President 4. NANCY GAILE CARLISLE Never speaks an unkind word, always greets you with a smile. Bob Jones University5 Spanish Club 'I5 Quetzals Society 'I5 Chorus I5 Academy Singers 'I5 HHS5 Dramatics Club 25 Camera Club 1,25 Chorus 35 Spanish Club 3. CHARLES CARROLL CAUSBY He won't be overlooked5 he stands above the crowd. Band 'l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,35 Football 35 Baseball 'I5 FFA 3,4. 1 5 ! .,.L.sgil2L1, RUTH ELIZABETH DRAKE OI Why should my lite all labour be? Bible Club 'I5 Latin Club 35 Band CLARK W J J' gi 1 I 51 A l l u 5 'f gg ROSEMARY ANN CLARK Little said and much accomplished. H.H.S. Fire Committee 45 National 'i,' V .,. : Honor Society'45 Vice-President, Homeroom 45 LAUREATE 45 F.T.A. 4. I BURT HOWARD COLT, JR. A quiet lad, but never sad. Latin Club 25 Library Club 4. DIXIE RHOBENA COSTNER A laugh is worth a hundred groans in any market. Bible Club I,2,3,45 1 .,.., Vice-President, Bible Club 45 Latin Club 35 FHA 45 Library Club 4. Q JAMES PAUL COUNCIL, JR. Laugh? Well, I guess I did. Bradenton, FIorida5 Football 'I5 Base- .Qx bull I5 Track 'I5 H.H.S.5 Football 25 Spanish Club 35 President Spanish Club 4. BOBBY VERLON CRISP On the diamond, he was in his glory. Basketball 2,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Spanish Club 4. JEANNE DAVEY She walks in beauty to her throne. Student Council I,2,45 Camera Club I5 Class Secretary 35 FHA 35 LAUREATE 45 Cheerleader 45 Vice-President, Latin Club 45 Honor Society 45 Homecoming Queen 45 Best Dressed Girl 4. LARRY ALLEN DOTSON ACI,that tomorrow may find you further than today. Football 2,45 Spanish Club 35 Vice-President, Student Body 35 Advertising Staff, RED 81 WHITE 4. FRED DRAKE He did the right thing in the right way. F.F.A. I5 F.F.A. Vice-President 35 F.F.A. President 45 F.F.A. Treasurer 25 Football 25 Football Manager I. 'seg .we Ut ,- 2,3,45 Chorus 4. ,,,,.,, I SHELBY JEAN DRAKE She's not so quiet it you know her. Bible 25 Library 4. '12 COLT COSTNER COUNCIL CRISP DAVEY i xx g K ' IJ, ff, 'TN I ng -ww I Q' JT' 4 -,- I ' , . V ? 1 Axy qv fi FK? anew- Page Eighteen Gif. 155' P is 5 A 31 me A P DOTSON DRAKE DRAKE DRAKE EDMUNDSON DUKES .wi 1 - If A ily VA iron., ELMORE FINCHER 'SN tg! :M ig? V . - a fa, ,iw 51 X 1 H I I -xi X X4 C 4 5 Q i W ashes t x ' J i 3x if I' li I, 3 ,X :N We tt' fs 'F 'X fm 5 . fp, an . .L in if M . s, ' rt 4 ff. ... ive iw Sf ? . 'X t 41' Y FLANAGAN FREEMAN GALLOWAY GARREN GRASNICK BETTY ANN DUKES Gaity is the soul's health, sadness, its poison. Camera Club 1,25 Latin Club 35 Chorus 45 Bond 1,3,45 Chorus Librarian 4. 3,3 iw RALPH THOMAS EDMUNDSON Earnestness is enthusiasm tempered by reason. Football 1,2,3,45 F 1 Baseball Manager 1, Track 1,2,3,45 F.F.A. 2,3,45 F.F.A. Secretary 3, F.F.A. Vice President 4, . VA LAUREATE 4. t Q DONNIE LEE ELMORE The harder I try, the gooder to be, the worser I am. Latin Club 1,25 Base- L' ball 2,3,45 Class Treasurer 35 Key Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Best Personality 45 Sports Editor Af' LAUREATE 4, Football 3,4. A JAMIE DIANNE FINCHER Life is short, so let's be gay. Basketball 1, Softball 15 Cheerleader 1, Miami Edison High. Softball 3, South Broward High. Track 15 Spanish Club 35 President, Bible Club 45 H.H.S. PATRICIA HOPE FLANAGAN Not very tall, in fact quite small. Her good nature is loved by all. ff Spanish Club 25 International Relations Committee 35 Fire Committee 3,45 Student Council 4, .V ' ,I LAUREATE 4, Most Dependable 4. iii w i PATRICIA ANN FREEMAN Bath short and sweet some say is best. Camera Club 1,25 Spanish Club 3, President, Library Club 45 Exchange Editor, RED 8- WHITE 4. I SAMUEL JOHN GALLOWAY Anybody can carry the ball, but it takes a man to block. Football 1,2,35 Football co-captain 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Spanish Club 35 Key Club 2,3,45 Presi- dent, Key Club 45 Class Vice-President 35 Track 1,3,45 Most Popular Boy 4. HADEN iii LYNDA BEATRICE GARREN Always busy but time for everyone. Latin Club 25 F.H.A. 3,45 Bible Club 4. ARLEIGH FLORENCE GRASNICK Quiet and shy, but pleasant to all who pass her way. Camera Club I5 Dramatics Club 25 F.H.A. 3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Latin Club 4. MARY GRAY HADEN Determination is the key to success. Track 1, Basketball 'l,2,3,4, Spanish Club 3, Secretary, Senior Class 45 Secretary, Latin Club 45 Vice-President, Library Club 4. Page Ninetee Tl I . ,TM J HARRIET ELIZABETH HAMMOND She leads the parade. Band Council 45 Band l,2,3,45 Drum Maiorette 45 Spanish Club 35 Dramatics Club 25 Bible Club 4. RAYMOND HENRY HANSMANN Take life as you find it,but don't leave it that way. Football 1,25 F.F.A. 3. REBECCA ALCESTIS HARPER Honest labour bears a lovely face. Honor Society 3,45 President Honor Society 45 Band Council 2,3,45 All-State Band l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 1,25 Miss-Hi-Miss 45 Latin Club 45 F.T.A. 45 Best All Round 4. GWENDOLYN KAY HEATON No quality will win more friends than a good disposition. Band 1,2,3, 45 Band Council 2,3,45 Work Shop Band 2,35 All-State 4. MIRIAM HEATON A good heart is worth gold. Band 1,2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 F.H.A. 4. GLENDA KAY HELTON Beneath o calm exterior there lies a wealth of deviltry. Bible Club 45 Spanish Club 3. , MARY ELIZABETH HOLCOMBE Gentle in manner but vigorous in deed. Camera Club 1,25 Spanish Club 35 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 President, F.H.A. 3,4, Dramatics Club 25 Manager Girl's Basketball 25 Tri-County F.H.A. Officer 35 Editor, LAUREATE 45 Best Personality 45 Marshal 3. BETTY LOU HONEYCUTT She is quite an industrious person. Dramatics Club 1,25 Camera Club 1,25 Associate Editor RED AND WHITE 35 Co-Editor RED AND WHITE 45 Student Council 'l,2,35 Honor Society 3,45 Delegate S.A.A.C. 35 Block Letter 25 F.T.A. 45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Most Intellectual 4. GEORGE WILLIAM HUNDLEY Kindness is greater than love. Latin Club 25 Chorus 35 Track 3, HAL MARVIN HUNTER My only books are women's looks, and tolly's all the-y've taught me. Class Vice-President 15 Student Council 35 Spanish Club 35 Key Club 2,35 Football l,2,3,45 Captain, 45 Basketball 1,2,35 Track 25 Best Looking Boy 45 Home-Room President 'I,2,3. HARPER HEATON HEATON 5 'ii F, Q W A ,,..., 5,-. fm ddr 'PN V I --4, ,ig I V 'N-IQ! fi 4 A Q -5 .t. I .. . I , . ' , ,Jia -Jr 1 l' S 4 P HOLCOMBE HON EYC UTT HUNDLEY HUNTER Page Twenty ' 325 JACKSON JAMES KING KISHPAUGH I5 mi Y A 'SQ ' V ...M V Y . his L. 5- 1 5 5 K e I W -C LEDBETTER MAXWELL 3 as 0,0 C., ...dr .-..,.,., ' MAYO LEMMONS LEVINSON MACE ROGER JACKSON True to his work, his words, his friends. Latin Club 4. JUNE GLORIA JAMES Gentle and pleasant in her speech, Track 'I5 Basketball 'I5 Bible Club 45 Spanish Club 4. BARBARA VIRGINIA KING Angels were painted fair to look like you. Class Treasurer 'I5 Cheer- leader 2,3,45 Spanish Club 35 Chorus 2,35 Best 'Looking Girl 4. JAMES AIKEN KISHPAUGH Tomorrow's life isitoo Iate5 live if today. Dana High School5 Basketball 25 Baseball 25 Class Secretary 25 H.H,S.5 Student Council 'I5 Basketball I,45 Baseball 'l,45 Class President 35 Key Club 3,45 Spanish Club 3,45 Honor Society 45 Friendiest Boy 4. FREDERICK MORRIS LEDBETTER The force of his own merit makes his way. F.F.A. 3,4. LEONARD LEE LEMMONS A quiet guy and quite a guy. Spanish Club 3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Track 3,4. SANFORD VICTOR LEVINSON Knowledge is power. RED AND WHITE l,2,3,45 Sports editor 45 Dramatics Club l,25 Camera Club l,25 Band l,25 Spanish Club 3. KATHAY ANN MACE Silence is the one great art of conversation. Band 'I5 Basketball T5 Bible Club 3, BOYCE MAXWELL A smile tor all to see, Football l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Student Council 'l,2,3,45 Track 'l,2,35 Key Club 3,45 Class Vice-President 25 Spanish Club 35 Color Guard 25 Best Dressed 4. HOWARD ANDERSON MAYO, JR. Life is like a ioke-what counts is not how long it is, but how good it is. Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball I5 Spanish Club 1,25 LAUREATE 4. A Page Twenty-One RICHARD BERNARD McADAM The best strength of a man is shown in his intellectual work. Andrew Jackson High, Jacksonville, Florida5 Latin Club I5 Key Club 25 Varsity Football 25 Varsity Baseball 25 H.H.S.5 Key Club 45 National Honor Society 45 Student Council 45 President, Senior Class 45 LAUREATE 45 Most Intellectual 4. X JAMES ENGLISH McCALL As friendly as one could be, with a friendly smile tor all to see. Foot- ball 'l,3,45 Basketball 'l,3,45 Baseball 2,3,45 F.F.A. 'l,4. DOLORES JEAN McCRARY One like her is always well liked. Brevard High5 F.H.A. 'I5 Valley Springs High5 Spanish Club 45'Glee Club 35 H.H.S.5 Spanish Club 3. HAROLD MCLAUGHLIN His success is tound in common sense. Football 'I5 Color Guard 35 Spanish Club 35 F.F.A. 3 5F.F.A. Secretary 45 F.T.A. 45 RED and WHITE 2, Art Editor 3,45 Student Council 45 Key Club 45 Vice-President, Senior Class 45 Most Dependable 4. RONALD FREDRICK MILLER Wisdom is knowing what to do next5 skill is knowing how to do it5 and virtue is doing it. Key Club 2,3,45 Vice-President Key Club 45 Honor Society 3,45 Vice-President, Honor Society 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Class President 25 Student Body President 45 Spanish Club 35 Track 35 Best All Round 45 Marshal 3. SYBIL JEAN MILLER Sincerity is the way of Heaven. Track 'I5 Basketball 2,45 Latin Club 35 RED and WHITE 3,45 Bible Club 45 Library Club 4. WAYNE POWELL MORGAN The laugh of every party. Basketball I5 Football 25 Spanish Club 4. TAMLA MOTES A spirit of fun and laughter. Camera Club President 'l,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Dramatics Club 25 Track 'I,25 F.H.A. 45 Latin Club 35 Spanish Club 4. BARBARA ANN MULL Whose words all ears took captive, Flat Rock High5 Basketball 'l,25 Historian, F.T.A. 25 Student Council 25 F.H.A. 25 Beta Club 2. JUNE PATRICK NELSON Cheerful smile and dancing eyes. Camera Club 'I5 Latin Club 25 Bible Club 3,45 Assembly Pianist 45 Library Club 4. MCCRARY MCLAUGHLIN MILLER ,ii fi as. GPG! ' w-..,,.-.P it 'slsl I ., we vti 53,1 I A 5 . ,.... 5 M ss . 1, I A C cs. f ,. . y 'QNX ,, ,J Y MORGAN MOTES MUU- . 21 55 . st f 1121 ' McA DAM ,s ii' A ave- W13- if 4 N McCALL MILLER iff Y. nl' -QQ.,-fr' 'air AL , AY' wg fx? Q 5. .I M- ' fn' YA, Nason V ORR M3815 we-we x K .p ff V QY PACE PACE POTEET .Wye . , K, If ,L., . . ,m?L H 5 mm,A f Af-Q rm N M, at 1 ff' 'YN- . V., In , f p -I I 'fs I -' e 4. 3' Win -.. xv. A .. vkf. x V , I f- 2 ei, I A . , ag xk, K .., , - Y . y W , . ., ?-,N ,N , gt pk ' . . ,ff 9 - ., 4 V QQ l V , -K Vg, 'pm , PROCTOR SCHULMAN g 'Ex we new 'Mina'- -gx SEAY E REED REESE RENFRO MARY JAYNE ORR A neat and merry lass is h . S s e punish Club 35 Secretary-Homeroom 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Most Happy-Go-Lucky 45 F.H.A. 4. JOAN ELIZABETH PACE You're never licked until you admit it. Basketball I,2,3,45 Spanish Club 3, Bible Club 45 Homeroom Secretary I5 Homeroom Vice-President 2, Most Athletic 4. WILLIAM BAISDEN PACE To worry little, to study less, is my idea of happiness. Basketball I,2,3,45 F.F.A. reporter 25 Homeroom Vice-President 35 Homeroom President 45 Wittiest Boy 4. GEORGE WESLEY POTEET Great acts thrive when reason guides. Football 'l,2,3,45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Track 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Key Club 3,45 Football, Co-Captain 45 Spanish Club 35 Most Athletic 45 All State Basketball5 All Blue Ridge Conference Basketball5 Captain Basketball 4. DAVID ALBERT PROCTOR A I' h - ' ig thearted and happy person is he, F.F.A. 'I5 Football I,2,35 Basket- ball, Baseball 45 Spanish Club 2. RUTH LOIS REED They love her best, who know her best. F.H.A. 2,3,45 Bible Club 1,25 RED AND WHITE I5 Latin Club 2. DORA JANET REESE Peppy, loving, ioyful sweet- Just to know her is a treat B'bI , , . i e Club 3,45 Library Club 35 Outside Chorus 35 Cheerleader 3,45 Wittiest Girl. JOSEPH DARRELL RENFRO From little acorns large oaks grow. F.F.A. 2,3,45 F.F.A. Treasurer 45 Football 3,45 Baseball 4. ANTOINETTE SCHULMAN Whatever she did was done with such ease, it was bound to please. Dramatics Club 25 Spanish Club 25 Library Club 35 Secretary, Library Club 45 F.H.A. 4. HAROLD SEAY The word im . . . . , 5 p rer, . .A. 45 Spanish Club 35 Bible Club 35 LAUREATE 4. ' possible is not in his dictionary F FA 2 3 Re ot F F Page Twenty-Three U PHILIP ROBERT SEVERY All the world's a stage. Science Club 15 Glee Club 15 DuPont High. Dramatic Club 25. Latin Club 35 Football Team Photographer 45 H.H.S. JIMMY BUFORD SHIPMAN Manners are happy ways of doing things. F.F.A. 45 PRISCILLA IRENE SINGLETON As full at spring as the month of May. Chorus 45 Bible Club 35 Secretary Bible Club 45 Track 15 Spanish Club 35 World History Club 2. GLORIA ANN SIZEMORE lt eyes are windows of the soul, hers is surely bright. F.H.A. 1, Basket- ball 1, Class Vice-President 15 Beta Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 Glee Club 25 Folk Dance Club 25 Edneyville High. JAMES ARTHUR SPARKS From a little spark may burst a mighty flame. AYCOCK LIFE Staff 15 Aycock Junior High. Baseball 25 Dramatics Club 25 Football 35 Spanish Club 3,45 RED AND WHITE 4. H.H.S. MARGARET ELIZABETH STOKES To speak kindly of others, however great their imperfections, is the greatest charity in the world. Class Secretary 1,25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 RED AND White 3,45 LAUREATE 45 Treasurer Student Body 45 F.H.A. 45 Candidate Home-Coming Queen 35 H.H.S. Apple Festival Representative 45 Graduation Marshal 35 Treasurer, Spanish Club 35 Friendliest Girl 4. BARBARA SUE STREADWICK Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Homeroom Presi- dent 15 Latin Club 25 Spanish Club 3,45 Bible Club 45 Class Treasurer 4. JOREE BULLOCK STRICKLAND Patience, gentleness, a serious student. Basketball 15 Track 15 Camera Club 1,25 Bible Club 3,45 Reporter, F.H.A. 3. NANCY MAE SWARINGEN Truth is the highest thing that man may keep. Bible Club 3,45 Basket- ball 15 Camera Club 2. BARBARA JAYNE TODT 'fShe does the right thing without being told. Glee Club 15 Olney High. French Club 25 F.H.A. 45 Spanish Club 45 Treasurer, Library Club 45 Point Board 4.H.H.S. SINGLETON SIZEMORE SPARKS -L. fi.Y5g.fi,y . ' gr x V gs H . V I fi M' 5 . 'L 2 Emir ' 4 ', .,, P T -F age wemy our STREADWICK STRICKLAND SWARINGEN SEVERY aug, IQ' VI' SHIPMAN STOKES Q G. pq M .ff ' 2 41+ A Y W 'Y TODT TULLER TURNER WALKER WALLER We 6 ' 'ir Hr- . ng- fur .. , J' I 'f-Q 54: X ,Q-.. EQ! 'UN vt, ,1- . xg , filer '? t . 4? 1' Ly WESTALL WORSHAM WILLIAM EARL TULLER Happiness is cheaper than worry. Football 'l,2,35 Monogram Club 35 Music Club l,2,35 Latin Club 1,25 Science Club 'I5 Most Happy Go Lucky 4. JAMES DOUGLAS TURNER Why rush, Rome was not built in a day. Football l,2,3,45 Track 1,25 RED AND WHITE 45 F.F.A. 'l,2,3,4. VIRGINIA LEE WALKER Who mixed reason with pleasure and wisdom with mirth. Latin Club 2. AMELDA KAY WALLER 'fPretty to walk with, witty to talk with, and a pleasure too, to think on. Camera Club Treasurer I5 RED AND WHITE 35 Circulation Manager, RED AND WHITE 45 Basketball 'I5 LAUREATE 45 Class Treasurer 25 Homeroom President I5 President, Latin Club 45 Most Popular Girl 4. GARY TOMS WESTALL A swell fellow and a mellow trumpet man. Latin Club 35 All-State Band 2,3,45 Band Council 2,3,45 Band Vice-President 3,4. BETSY ANN WORSHAM Silent she sits with a quiet smile, Latin Club 25 Honor Society 3,45 Point Board 35 Treasurer, F.H.A. 35 Secretary, F.H,A. 45 Secretary, Honor Society 45 Bible Club 45 F.T.A. 4. Page Twenty-Five f -f - .........,A..W Lf: wwf wmww- wwfm.a,W. 7,,M.f...-M fail.. -fA.n-wmmmvu ,fm HONOR STUDENTS N161 gag? EVELYN BRAUER Valedicforicm ip, , ,R went 'Y fi: 41- BETTY LOU HONEYCUTT Salufaforicfn YA., L 'Y uenmq t , M 9 Q' am N' ' E? W' xg! W M f , 'IE ---v L 5 :V 7 me h V . l 'w-'Q-'fn' ' x '9' ' Q W ' Q 'Arn -q f F ss, x . , v , .M f, 5 ,N - iinx 'f '55, H. ax, . N Sw-4x++.v.u-mf? k s ix 'VX ff, iv I , 9 neqwi fm, , ,,.,. M I , -Agway M, ,, 3 5 4 1 P 1 xy ? 3 ,- Mfg h,,Ab , . .Q SANDY LEVINSON Mathematics ROSEMARY CLARK English PAT BOWDEN EVELYN BRAUER Spanish English OUTSTANDING These are students who have achieved in their respective departments merit as the Most Outstanding Seniors and who are here saluted. ty-Eight BECKY HARPER Home Economics FRED DRAKE Agriculture PAT BAKER Business Educafion SENIORS JAMES MCCALL Shop This acknowledgment is to them a reward for o four years' job well done. BETTY LOU HONEYCUTT English CHARLES CAUSBY Band KAY HELTON Bible PHIL SEVERY Science ,S Vx ' l . xl' . Q 4, :v0 ,L A 3 ! ,,.,f l T MOST HAPPY-GO-LUCKY Jayne Orr Bill Tuller MOST POPULAR Kay Waller iam Galloway I Y X555 9 O90 i is-22 FRIENDLIEST Beffy Stokes Jimmy Kishpaugh - , U my V ,, ! 4 MOST ATHLETIC , Yogi Pofeef .loan Pace Q- no v-U' 77196 xf BEST ALL ROUND Becky Harper Ronny Miller enior MOST INTELLECTUAL Beffy Lou Honeycuh' Bernie McAclam if W T ., 'I gm-V 5 MOST DEPENDABLE Palsy Flanagan Harold McLaughlin WITTIEST Janef Reese XXITIA X xXx Zz 2 X .. S i S f xX if !'ff'n'VX BEST PERSONALITY Libby Holcombe Donnie Elmore Bill Pace JQJ T .syulaerfafiuea L! MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Evelyn Brauer Larry Blair kg l i T l 0 BEST DRESSED Jeanne Davey Boyce Maxwell BEST LOOKING Barbara King Hal Hunfer vin Q JI la! L'-.Lf-1. 6 x f ' 5. ,. ' T ' 1 7, 1 1' f uf is qa!:!.:!lj9Ll'l X - Q JUNIOR CLASS l f A 7.0 .Qi uf:-f RM , ,-, 5 . .lo as 8 Officers Q Miller G055 , , .-... p,-emdenf Gall Barber ...... .. T Eloise Rollins . .,.. Vice-President MU ll 0 N0 '1eY ----- -' 5 ef Y Page Thirty-Two We walked down the aisle in Move-Up Assembly realizing that the year before us would mean a lot in many ways. We will remember many SILHOUETTES which will be representative of our iunior year in high school, for it was a year of maturity for many and a year of fun for all. Memories of Junior-Senior night term papers in English and American history book reports will fill our minds in remembering high school days. We, perhaps, feel that no memories can replace those of high school, but as we live we will be satisfied to store these memories as the SILHOUETTES of our youth. Jack Alexander Elsa Anders .lane Arnold Linda Ballenger Gail Barber Lowell Barnett John Bell Tommy Boys Barbara Brevard Bill Brookshire 2 'vhqs 5. N..... i J UNIORS 3' , as W, 'Q f-vw V? F if 5911 ge 1 J, My ' ' ' .sg A Jane Bryant A Bobby Byers A Q if Joe Byers L SW Alda Jean Canirell L Marcia Carlyn 1 W A ' K M? ' ri ff, K es? , 5 Wm y 5 ' 9' is lr AW ff-' :xg A , f sl -f L ' i ' 'A -. ,ww C ' cs.. if 7. fr . -f . ' if Ki, K X le . , C 3 L I S lf-f rf- A ,ge if 37 -W A.: we -'4' 2. . . V I K v L I Y 1: fx an I A i . -:gr N . , lg 'ml A Ai W., A J' M E A A K A I ax A 1 A1 . . . Qmvffg VL X A rw? ' v ,, ff, is ,, ' 1, ,A Q ,a gh i g we ei ff' Q A as ..e 1 gb-M.' ' - 4 ,. , N A A --9' mil' i.g.,, , li 1 ' sf NWN L C A 2 l il Q? '9J zv in -4' Marion Carswell Cecelia Chapman Donald Clapp Leon Clements Nelda Clodfelfer Amelia Coafes Lorraine Cole Donnis Corn Don Cunningham Jon Davies Phyllis Evingion Melissa Fair Barbara Fein Loitie Fortesque Lois Garren Buddy Gash Elaine Getiman Miller Goss John Gove Tommy Gregory Z. 'ea 423' Q.- Joy Griesmeyer Billy Guslafson Virginia Harris Scofv Hawes Patsy Henderson Donna Hollamon Kafhy Hoyle Teresa Hunfley Benny Johnson J, D. Johnson Nancy Jolly Janneife Jones Kcxihy Jones Claire Kulin Ridley Kessler .Q ggi? --J , , f i Q, .zv-mi 71 5? f r-l - i I QM f -go wfiy- ' Q 'fa W' is s ' for N ii. if W if fi' wow-Mfr, N K 1 -f,- 1 K . 1- irl' ' A , A M7 ,:- . ff ' ,, , -,-- 4 Q ,Ali 1 R rrer i J . M J f 'Ziff f7.,, 4,41 13' 5, 5 ' ,, ff, if - . ,, .2i,f5ff7QsSf? , '51 U 5' Qs. A..i. J--19,1 VYV- - - ,fr .1 fs 1 V, f. ' . , My . ,. ' fri' ' . . Efivgfwiflf- - - f JA I s ' 6 .L, L, A ' W ' D iff , I , ,R .J V i A ' ' fa' 'M' A M- J N A N few-'Ziff' N as rrer J J A 5i,,.i7C K, ' K 'xiii in mfs.-37' g 'f X 4: W llena King .. fi' Virginia King ' y 'fi ff' in Peggy Lou Klick 90,1 Z Martha Lamb 'P K ' A Marianne LaToureHe in sk, 'sffgifw 5 s - J ., I n-'M A Q . ' f ' N Linda Laughier 11 ' v Nancy Lemmons -1 - 7 Sally Lemons f i K I Ellen MacDonald W Diane Merritt 'J' s... C2 3 5- Page Thirty-Four Annefie Moody Suzanne Moore Sandy Morse Martha Nanney Martha Neill Carolyn Norwood Pai' Orr Billy Osborne Por Pace Betty Pastore mf- I N, in 2 , v A MW .-YN:-as WZ' a-PGV. 61: Larry Pettet Margaret Pierson Sharon Powell Max Pullin Bill Pursley Patsy Reece Karen Reid Edward Rogers Eloise Rollins Doris Russman David Sentell Tom Shepherd Benny Shope Marvie Stover Edwina Tart J UNIORS W Y' .. air' ., K ' r 'E fm dh, ww., 1? QW 'if' 23 fhmsw had-f. is 'Hd up wg?D R L- EE. .Q-f '3i if QFPPV' .Qggiqg , R5h,Qg if il rigwfi Whiz Q--ip fe- an '.A, -.sv fffnm F r 1 Gu- we wk A 'Q 1 122, WV' Barbara Throckmorton Brenda Turner Larry Turner Kay Whitesides Larry Whitlock Fred Williams Barbara Worsham Page Thirty-Five SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS --lik t ' Mike Yopp Pr d f Kaye Edwards ceP def Pat Roges T as e Carolyn Williams Sec eta y Page Thirty S x 6 Will we ever forget our high school days? Perhaps so, but several SILHOUETTES representing each year will appear in our mind's eye when we reminisce. Having finished only the second year of high school, most of our memories and major impressions are yet to be experienced. The small incidencesQ which at the time probably seemed great, will disappear but soon reappear to supplement and enrich the SIL- HOUETTES of our future. ,,, 0 fr .A .Q 'gin ,Q fi A : if W i ii, J, W :K K ' ,Q f , EQ' ' gf' , M me 2, M, , + , Lelr f 4 , ,HK . , . i ri ' 'er 'W' A F ' ' - F 42 ,X mst 12 . T,, k r rl A A gave J me tg, I me M 71 F is ' ,H -M f ' L W' .E'7 '3 Y., 'il 2- . H g ' J JH L' , 1 Mgfigi ey , ' -W'-L W Q , ' Q '- , we , ' W' sp,-ef ' ,fig . : ia More it L ifzaixf-no ' ' L ,iiiii'Z'e's. Cx 3-lf? ' V s if ' ' M ' 53 'Of' , , H wt . an - W V ig, 6 LA -:S-Z :E if W , 'N' L 'F 1 -'Fi A ' J '.: G., We 5' .-me he K f V g g 'Q ff 'i ag Q ' , X If Q if f s, ,L ' E 4 . , .lf ' G- Q ,- ' J N ., L F , , I S., wth N . . , 'H if QI if ,Ai ' 4, fs.. L4-lr L r A,A,- - if F L ' ' F L 1 srs J L L, f .., L: 'W 'T F:-i 42 We -0' Q' , ,K'k- . . jg 1 ,gi!T?,:q, N :N JK ,ew A ' ' f f mL,, W ' fer 'F James Alderman David Allen Pat Austelle Dianne Barriere Ann Blythe Catherine Brank Alan Bridgeman Johnny Briggs Wade Britt Lana Brock Tom Broom Frances Buckley Delores Burnette George Cagle Jack Cagle Morris Carswell Scottie Chandler Doug Chapman Meriem Clark Erma Lee Corn Larry Corn Susan Davies Lois Dill Joe Dill Billy Drake Mike Drake Tommy Durham Kaye Edwards Frank Elliot Douglas Ferris Ronnie Fisher Ruth Fisher Mike Flanagan Doris Foulcls Catherine Franklin Clifford Freeman Jjm Freeman Rkhard Gaillard Marilyn Gettman Ray Gibbs Barbara Gregory Mary Lynne Griffin Robert Guice Jimmy Hall Jim Harberson Mary Jo Hart Evalyn Heaton Linda Heidecker SCPHOMORES Page Thirty Seven Larry Henderson Brenda Hendricks Earl Higdon Roger Holdford Calvert Hunt Jean Hunt Christine Hyder Julia James Vicki Jones Tom Justice Shirley Katzenmoyer Ann Keith Jerry King Sarah King Sandy Kinney Carey Ann Kishpaugh Phyllis Lanning Betty Ledbetter Karen Leslie Tom Loflin Pat Lowery Joe Mace Joyce Massey Wendell Martin Judi Mathis Dan May Paula McWhorter Jimmy Mehaffey Amy Meyer Paul Micholove Benny Miller Nancy Milner Johnny Mitchell Ray Morgan Ray Morrison Elizabeth Nelson Pat Nelson Joe Oates Mary Okie Steve Orr Corine Owenby Brenda Page Martha Louise Perry Barbara Pieterek Doris Pless Mary Love Poole Ann Pressley Willa Dean Pressley QQ. -' .i f f , ' 4, U .K T TA ! 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K R Liss L B L' ,A, W :L gi L L K i 4 ,. -A i if sf - vw L , - fr 1 1' J, . -,'- ' . 1 1 w e ' 1 it .E N 1 3 g A I .f :in ., ff ' S' 1--, 5' 'w pi Q- 4 ie. -I 5' L A - L V Ronald Wood , go f K Mike Yopp M, I i X Abby Pundick Herby Quarles Lindsay Raiford Richard Reed Kathy Rex Sandra Reynolds Sammy Riddle Pat Rogers Jack Ruff Rose Marie Russell Carol Schweikhart Pot Sentell Bob Shipman Larry Sigmon Barbara Smith Brenda Smith Jimmy Smyth Billie Jean Snyder u Larry Stepp Jerry Stewart Gary Stiffler Barbara Story Freda Surles Claude Thompson Jimmy Tillotson Eleanor Timmerman Carol Todt .lack Trantham Grady Vaughn Loren Wells Harriet White Carolyn Williams David Williams Shirley Williams Carolyn Williford Jay Wilson SOPHOMORES Page Thirty Nine FBESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Page Forty 'inning--. Billy Orr , .... President Cheryl Grimes .. ...... Secretary Pam Waters .... Treasurer Ernest Wilson . ..... Vice-President Most ot us can well remember our first day in high school. It probably means more to us now than it did then. The adiustments were many, cmd sorrows few, but the best is yet to be seen for the future holds more than we could possibly be able to toretell. Let us all hope that we shall never forget all this year has meant, and that we shall hold its many joys as part of the SILHOUETTES of our youth. J' KK X . i ' ' -A C s ,, y se, st it ,. el, 1 5 F l' V '. '1' J ivsflti imnx V in rr,, I 1, , , jf 0 Q, V 'az Q' it kb fi X , Q QQ' K 'fx V1 , s Q h V ' T -' li , I QI an li' 5, ' 'Hina' . Q-W . 5:4 -as R A rf- SL A is 4' 2 Q- 1, gi mf 6. f W 1. v. qw ', ,, N 7' i 5 'Curl v. . J ' W W A an ts, K K'-aug, we ci xr' wry. ' Q -..f :fee ., 4 5 P- 37' fs. F 'LL' A 6-' Q 5, M 4. if Q I ff' 'ss ' lf ' 'lf , 'Ta 'V -. K Qgfjwmv- C? A A AST Z.. 'U 5 rm. s A A J W i- ie -st' me 51 L1 is 151 J l W J' vi A i -1- ' ,Y ' A 'J A i fs i B tu elm M J r 1 an 1 91 if W a ,,,,. 157 iii? . gsm 6 ,.,., ,eww g, 1, , 1. x W., 1 as K A: ,- .. -Leah -1 . 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I My ' 'Lf ,, fu ' gi Buddy Allison Sherrill Atkins Jim Austelle Paul Bagwell Johnny Bailey Linda Banks Marilyn Barnwell Larry Beal Mack Bell Howard Bennett Bettina Bills Skip Boys Carole Bowden Rachel Brevard Linda Bridgeman Loren Brown Bonnie Buckley Joe Bullock Nancy Burns Rebecca Byers Linda Cameron Kitty Carpenter Donald Carson Jo Ann Case Martha Causby John Chanon Elizabeth Clark Jean Clark Roy Clouse Robert Collier Nancy Colt Charles Connell David Conner Brenda Corn Jerry Corn Ronnie Corn Eugene Crosby Barbara Cunningham Helen Davey Betty Jo Davis Ann Dellinger Buddy Dotson Eleanor Dotson Gary Duncan John Duncan Franklin Durham Richard Erwin Marianne Ewbank Jim Fain Mary Neale Few Ronnie Fletcher Diana Frahm Woody Gash James Gibbs Lynn Goodson Cheryl Grimes Ann Harrelson Bobby Harrelson Mary Harrelson Kenneth Harris FRESHMEN Page Forty-One Douglas Hart Tommy Hawkins Earl Haydock Louise Hefner Eric Heidacker Rita Helton Joyce Henderson Patricia Hicks Billy Halbert Gwynn Holcombe Patsy Honeycutt Johnny Hooper Frank Hoyle Belinda Hundley Judy Huntley Ann Hyder Ronald Hyder Betsy Irving Ben Israel Ronald Jackson Jerry Jarvis Linda Jenkins Judy Johnson Maureen Jordon Dianne Justice Paul Justice Mike Justice Charles Keenum Bill Key Linda Kilpatrick Wilma Kilpatrick Eugene King Margaret King Carolyn Kirby Carolyn Lamb John Laughter Bobby Lee Curtiss Leroy Edward Leroy Lennox Lindsey Doris Lyda ' Johnny Lyda Nathan Lyda Dianna Lynn Joel Lynn Patsy Lusk Dedee MacDowell Joyce Maloney Judy Marlowe Carl May f Ernest McCall Jerry McCall Eddie McGraw Billy McKee Janice! McLe-more Bill McMurray Janey McShane Sue Moffit Kathy Morgan Penny Morse FRESHMEN E kv . C3335 , 52-it mt, ' . ff' ft fs, . '-ips' L gtt, . i.tM,f. M3 ff LN. .-rw ,L .,, tr ii ' at 9 Vest L .A 'Y ,tl A F WV, i t .. w. . I gi, V ,,g, 1,1 K, ,,fQ5ansvsb's M L M-- -fii gn. , V 'X ' P ,zz like X rf. ' 4 Y vr. iii it A ' 'they KV, Q., L. B - 30:12 ., ps trt Y Q A 1, t xvln Q :cg i t 7:1 M 532 7 357 is .1 1 ' ks . 11, Y -+ ' ,His eg 44 ' f it .3 'W'i Q ll J ' 1 'ill-1 111. :TX W: H 7. .. e 7957 kg? L K ,L 1 - trrss ts., A bu ,,, ..t, 5 K an , tr L ,Ah ' ffl, '..i is 7 L' 'IX i A Q I WS. '- L73 I We -ii 'r , -- H -X I A tl . sl 'vw 5- - fo. A ,V .,,' 5 V A ,M ' J T5 4' '13, 'l J E K K f , sti ,L : .L rig? l at r ' ., J --7, K f '37 ' t 41- x A, ve g 6 any 3 llli ' 'L+' W' i liv' .5 A A AM i , A . . , -:tt . . X , . as 1' 'freak K3 it L 2' 'fr el J if 2 tg Wl' ftt :H T ' F i M if . 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L... .A Suzette Mottsman Joe Mullinax Charles Myers Larry Neill Lonita Nelson Paulette Newton Paul Nucholls Georgia O'Cain Mary Ann Olsen Billy Orr Sylvia Page Carroll Painter Talmadge Penland Brenda Plemmons Rodney Pressley Joby Prince Nancy Puckett Suzanne Razzano Dale Reed Rose Mary Robinson Shirley Robinson Ronald Rollins Buddy Rowe Barbara Russell Sandra Scott Stanley Scott Lamar Sheppard Grady Shipman Peter Sieber Robert Sizemore Bonnie Smith Billy Smyth Betty Solomon Alice Strider Clarence Summey Cherrie Taylor David Templeton Gail Thomas Linda Thomas Richard Todd Helena Vroegop Elverna Ward Pam Waters Pat Watson Jimmy Webb Jim Whitmire Ernest Wilson Joan Worsham - T ix: E K ii- 3 ' Q I A: ',, is 'T , 5 W , ' Y :fre Q A H H ll 1? . W ' 3 fl if ' ,fd X , fy 'Q , of 1 ft ling ,L lg if ' 'E' fx' 5 T i :I 5 ' -D : I 3' .m f V t. :: y 5 J J , ig ylti 1 y S i 'n l 'ij' c- 'll Q 23 i Y .,,- f 1 M EV -E gk 1 it n. 5 CL 1317 37 ' ff 6- I' , edgy. 1, Ms, sf- x f Q f , 1- v W' 2, 'fs f T I in Page Forty-Three 1 6 i i .au it X ,buf -li'-s-l' 5 All hail mighty Seniors! Dear old Asian flu days- GRVSEW Wi A 5',l,l2.., ,.. ALm. Teachers of today and tomorrow. VM J S Roll out the barrel . . . Page Forty-Five NNT -bww SNAP f SHOTS Eaixlifk .. A.m258 ,,- f ,f has 5 -my .!4Ctl:UifiQ:5 TO DEVELOP LEADERSHIP SELF-RELIANCE SENSE OF PROPRIETY Page Forty-Eight Q A ht' , ' 131,5- i . .. M. H.: .. 1 ' gf? -iw: , I I ii' . 4, ,I 9. 1' W ,JE we .W I r' . r :- n 3 - ,,,f:g7:,f,f,.... Qi ?f.g5L,, 'f'fi Q1jVKG3Z2'fi er: -feffffgr ' A '-, .,.w ,. fm. ,, . . ,A kg. .er V- ,Q ,-Q I ,, ,,fw'z5,1 ,L I fu 5: ' ,f3m 1?12fw 'W PRESIDENT Ronny Miller THE COOPERATIVE STUDENT GOVERNMENT OE I 5 I FIRST ROW: Helen Davey, Sandy Kinney, Tom Shepherd, Beth Stokes, Mike Yopp. SECOND ROW: Jim Fain, Shirley Katzen moyer, Ridley Kessler, Mrs. Croft, Pat Bowden, Martha Nanney Larry Blair, Bernie McAdam. Ar we ' 4 J ..4-M--fy-I fi , f I H-f i f I frna T VICE-PRESIDENT Tom Shepherd I I' I II 5' 'lF A E? SECRETARY I M Pat Bowden SENSE OF RESPONSIBILITY TO MEMBERS ---- ------- ..-A.. -....--. .,. ,.,..,,,,, my Meyer, Ernest Wilson, Kathy Hoyle, Patsy Flanagan, Tommy ays, Jeanne Davey, Miller Goss, Elizabeth Clark, Ronny Miller, oyce Maxwell, Harold McLaughlin, Eloise Rollins. I AND TO TREASURER Betty Stokes OTHERS Page Forty-Nine I Combine conscientious study with sincere effort. Sprinkle with an hour or two of extra-curricular occupation, pour into several different molds. if Iv any MRS. BETTY PRICE Add a dance or party occasionaIIy-sim- ple, carefree fun more frequently. Result: a tried and true Honor Society member. awww? kklky Sp o n so r NAT IO N BECp'iI.S2.'iPER HON OCIETY R3i'?l'tl.C?LZZ5 X, I i 4 I BETSY ANN WORSHAM Secretary SENIOR MEMBERS Jeanne Davey, Rosemary Clark, Pat Baker, Betty Lou Honeycutt, Bernie McAdam, Becky Harper, Betsy Ann Worsham, Evelyn Brauer, Sharon Atkins. Members not present: Jimmy Kishpaugh, Ronny Miller. 1 M, '4P '1h PAT BAKER Treasurer L JUNIOR MEMBERS Ilena King, Diane Merritt, Kathy Hoyle, Gail Barber, Tommy Boys, and Miller Goss. I pled mmrexiwifa Som Gallowoy .... President Ronny Miller . ... .. Vice-President Donnie Elmore .. ..... Secretary . . Treasurer Yogi Poteet .. e on my honor to uphold the ob 9 iectives of Key Club International, to build my home, school, and communityp to serve my Notion ond God ond combat all forces which tend to undermine these institutions. J' an KEY CLUB Loren Wells Tommy Boys Miller Goss Yogi Poteet Jimmy Kishpough ry? Mr. Lockoby Couch Cline Harold McLaughlin Boyce Maxwell Ronny Miller Bernie McAdcm Donnie Elmore Sam Galloway sf E S, ,S V A-Y S- ,,,M,QT,,-.,,zW.,mLM,T,.MAS., J! .V .V , , , ,. V. .y 115 ,1 I PATSY FLANAGAN' ' Business Manager A , ear, , ff Wr It f ,5- -iildlop MISS KATHLEEN CLEAVELAND Advisor fif .2 M. n nm' W M JEANNE DAVEY Achvmes Eddor Domus smoke PM BAKER Sports Editor Senior Ediior r r 5 q rrrr 5 ....W...,...,,, LIBBY HOLCOMBE .V Ediior ,Y A m A ,Y k E Arrr r SSS -A , o r E V ' , A lr LARRY BLAIR L , I A ,, f 1 S ,.,,r- ,S , PAT BOWDEN AdVef S '9 MUN'-'SUV ' Nh! . M Circulation Manager 1 Mk ' ,X W , E Siu, 35, :fy ,K .- L, gg ,, KAY WALLER Assistant Senior Editor Ji F' -.ai 3 1, ba: ' 7 ' is 1, f- - f m? l i 7 N if' Ps. ' f Yi gm ' 27-bw ROSEMARY CLARK Assistant Activities Editor The next thing most like living one's life over again seems to be a recollection of that life, and to make that recollection as ' ' ' cl n in durable as possible by putting it ow writing. -Benjamin Franklin 1 TOMMY EDMUNDSON Assistant Sports Editor S 'ul .Q e .1 'V -V-f BERNIE MCADAM A7 HAROLD sem T. .e-A 'X Advenlslng Advertising l l N l r A l 34' '- .P ,. , . , ,, f -.ee Q' A 1 - J WH' ' . A W , .1 2. ,jf - ' -7--..+ if-ZS: -Q . 7 'T 224, '-.. fin ' fj,.lL,3l Y 5 V ,53.5Q.gl B ETTY STOK E S Typist if dw, l T. A - fi? T F .1 f HOWARD MAYO Advertising ' . is e xii:- 4 SUZANNE l. BURGESS Typist yrfftglw , 4 'R 'D g EVELYN BRAUER Co-Editor lk, WW 15 BETTY Lou HONEYCUTT p 1 Co-Editor RED AND D f W2 it M .way GAIL BARBER Associate Editor Ni 1 4 tl fl 4D it is - J if? 'W is D A K .::,v7 D MM DIANE MERRITT 'il1f,i., Associate Editor fu . go 'gs PAT BOWDEN Business Manager x ' -if - I ,512 :if 1' 3 Pi! i KAY WALLER Circulation Manager . -fu ,ef i, A MRS. CHICORA WESTMORELAND Q r A Sponsor A K V it '11 A R Luv' fl, HAROLD MCLAUGHLIN M J 'V A ' f A Art Editor J' 1 f A ,. 5 , MISS KATHLEEN CLEAVELAND SANDY LEVINSON Sponsor Page Fifty-Four Sports Editor K 1 s ef 5' 5? +9 4 W' if lv , 's'17!fgsif,, -Wt I 1 1 g' A ..., i ov A ff mg Q, 'H ' - ' A 'f,- f .si ' ' dm v gy t , V wi A 4' ,- 1 A 3 it L'-pm W in A 1? ,V 2, dy K ML' Q-'ez .Mi 'A 3 -R Q s, W 7 - If X I, 'VJ 7 V ' Q u N A ,.. s t - H: 'ft 4 , 'rl' t :Si jj, , .- E N . V ki ,K Y' N ' A 2:5 'V f er' 'HHH' . 1' Q A- 7 -. 'ff . ' 'Q l ,as ,K X , 'J' T5 u.- V 'J Ni' 'gy 'J if A i , 1 .X ur 'N ,:. ,eff use ,fem 1 .al - fi- , A I V, x t x 2 -Sv N, M . f 'Q r , Q 5 ' Q 1 55' V' w- ie on -- Patsy Freeman Betty Pastore Donna Hollamon Sybil Miller Exchange Editor Writer Writer Advertising Stuff Elaine Gettman Claire Kalin .inda Laughter Tommy Gregory Photographer Writer Wfllef Advertising Staff Lottie Fortescue Marcia Carlyn Dlfllle B'-'lfflefe Billy Gustafson Assistant Photographer Writer Writer Advertising Staff Annette Moody Eloise Rollins Barbara Pieterek Barbara Fein Assistant Art Editor Writer Writer Advertising Stuff Donnis COrn Patsy Reece Jim Harberson Patsy Henderson Assistant Art Editor Writer Writer Advertising Staff Jane Bryant Peggy Lou Klick Larry Dotson Pug Bake,- Assistant Business Manager Writer AdVe ll5l 9 Staff Advertising Staff Kathy Hoyle Doris Russman Martha Nanney Doug Turner Assistant Circulation Manager Typist Typist Advertising Staff Betty Stlkes Suzanne Burgess - Typist Typist Page Fifty-Five i t i Sarah King, Kathy Jones, Roger Jackson, Steve Orr, Arlelgh Grasnlck Mrs Price Francis Buckley John Bell, Melissa Fair, Elsa Anders, Ray Morrison, Diane Barrlere Mary Okie David Allen Sharon Atkins Jeanne Davey, Mary Gray Haden, Kay Waller, Pat Orr, Susan Davies Kathy Rex Jim Harberson Johnny Mifdiell, Billie Jean Synder. ,pf- 42 KAY WALLER President JEANNE DAVEY Abandon Latin? We love it! We P'e5'de ' What a pity that Latin, as scholars' language, for the definition and registration of ideas, was ever abandoned! It has the incalculable advantage that the meanings of words are irrevocably fixed by authority. -George Norman Douglas Fifty-Six X Jim Council ...... Marianne LaTourette Sylvia Brown ..... f I5 Marvie Stover .. J' 4 ik 'S Lottie Fortescue . M s , L 5 K Q- M N R R i . ' 5 ILS , C yy 5 , V' S V C f z JL' B J y , gi. i ' E 'NZEQ , '1 :As an is - AI My r ' Q 5 Q u 3 J B P' J gr 5 x in I- i W,,ty 1 sf 5' . 7 .2 .ky K x ei. I. , n ,gd , fe - r L,.n i as , Lei Q I ,Q . Q K Lo que se aprende en Ia cuna, siempre dura. . . . .. President . . . ViceAPresident . . . . . . . . Treasurer . ..... .... S ecretary Program Chairman SPANISH CLUB Max Pullin Jim Sparks Bobby Byers Jimmy Kishpaugh Benny Cole Johnson Don Cunningham Jon Davies Lottie Fortescue Ellen MacDonald Marcia Carlyn Marvie Stover Marianne LoTourette Jane Bryant Barbara Gregory Cathy Franklin Patsy Reece Annette Moody Martha Nanney Claire Kalin Miss Ratcliffe Jim Pouncil Benny Shope 1 Z Page Fifty-Seven BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS Jamie Fincher ........................ President V, Dixie Costner ..... . . Vice-President , Priscilla Singleton . . . . . .... Secretary ' ' Barbara Bradburn .... ....,..... T reasurer Barbara Sfreadwick ... ,. Program Chairman 2 Betsy Ann Worsham .. . . , Activities Chairman F3 Harriet Hammond . . . . .. Devotional Chairman June James .............. Refreshment Chairman Without spirituality, we are nothing. If is only through learning that we know. ,,.,, f ESX ff' H M Page Fifty-Eight Janet Reese, Priscilla Singleton, Jamie Fincher, Karen Leslie, Ann Keith, Nancy Swaringen, Harriet Hammond, June James, Barbara Streadwick, Nancy Lemmons, llena King, Brenda Turner, Lois Dill, Virginia King. A l Backbone of Tomorrow's Leaders LIBRARY CLUB Dixie Costner Sandra Morse Burt Colt Brenda Turner June Nelson Jean Drake Sybil Miller Martha Perry Suzanne Moore Nancy Lemmons Patsy Freeman Mary Gray Haden Toni Schulman Barbara Todt F. T. A. Nancy Lemmons Eloise Rollins Aida Jean Cantrell Sarah King Susan Davies Martha Nanney Patsy Reece llena King Brenda Turner Annette Moody Claire Kalin Betty Pastore Barbara Fein Virginia Harris Linda Ballenger Donnis Corn Ann Harrelson Gwynn Holcombe Kitty Carpenter Elizabeth Clark Harold McLaughlin Rosemary Clark Linda Kilpatrick Rita Helton Mrs. Allen Ridley Kessler Arleigh Grasnick Sharon Atkins Pat Rogers Shirley Katzenmoyer Betsy Ann Worsham Keepers of Knowledge Page Fifty-Nine ' 5-A WQMAKERS 4' Q5 fvfw f +0 , Of, 5 K E y 22 Q 1, ' S' 'Q wo D HO 1 OFFICERS The homes of f0mOf'l'0W Ure In the Amelia Coates, Vice-President, Libby Holcombe, President, Jayne hands of the youth Orr, Song Leader, Betty Lou Honeycutt, Degrees Chairman, of fodayll Jannette Jones, Historian, Joy Griesmeyer, Reporter, Sharon At- . vi.. U ,,,,,,, ',jf ff -- -1 ' Q ff f Qzfgy I. .2-Qtkl-sf f .'A ,fL ' 5 vlz f ' - ,H QT -ff - fi' Lf'? ' ,, 4' 'wg iff , M '1'..z.1'g:.P'- ' Z - .- 113'1,',.' as nv ,h u I , I , 1 uf' ' sg , W , f 6 1 J' vat 3 sn ' A f - - I , ' 1 9' v f at ' f ls., if V , 7 f 4 5: ,A 0 vs ,ji Q A D kms, Purllamentcurlcn, June McMahon, Treasurer, Ruth Reed, Project Chairmang Betsy Ann Worsham, Secretory. F. H. A. ff' FIRST ROW: Lionel Jones, Harold McLaughlin, Fred Drake, James McCall, Tommy Edmundson, Morrik Carswell, Richard Reed, Darrell Renfro, Sammy Riddle. SECOND ROW: Charles McCall, Lowell Barnette, Wendell Mortin, Jack Ruff, Frank Elliot, Freddy Ledbetter, Robert Guice, Larry Pettit, Jack Trantham, Mr. Wiggins. THIRD ROW: George Cagle, Doug Ferris, Jack Cagle, Jay Wilson. Which came first? . When tillage begins, other arts follow. The farmers therefore are the founders of human civilization. -Qaniel Webster E . rf 531. F. F. A. S OFFICERS Mr. Wiggins, Sponsor, Harold Seay, Re- ? porter, Tommy Edmundson, Vice-President, k Fred Drake, Presidentp Harold McLaughlin, Secretary, Darrel Renfro, Treasurer, James I McCall, Sentinel. Page Sixty-One Q' f,- wi ALL-STATE BAND FIRST ROW: Gary Wesfcll, Becky Harper, Hcrrieif Hammond, Jim Mehoffey, Amy Myers. SECOND ROW: Pai Orr, Shirley Kurzenmoyer, Miller Goss, Jim Tillotson, Kay Heaton. I-IENDERSCDNVILLE 3-al ing-Nr -' -4' afdg 31, :FP- ' 1 ' f K nw-.hu,, Page Sixty-Two W' In the make-up of a high school bancl there are a number of essential yet almost thankless jobs. Certainly the H.H.S. Band falls into approximately that category. They are always on hand to help make our pep rallies, games, parades, and assemblies a success. If we could have devised an arrangement for providing everybody with music in their homes, perfect in quality, unlimited in quantity, suited to every mood, and beginning and ceasing at will, we should have considered the limit of human felicity al- ready attained. HIGH SCHOOL BAND BAND COUNCIL ' Don Nanney, Jim Tilloison, Charles Causby, Tommy Durham, .lim Mehaffey, Becky Harper. Page Sixty-Four YS?-K Q25 ,, , li? f 5' . ,iq ., r. ,J 5 a Q' , 3 ,J 1 R f ii' 2, .7 L Q X ! gh ' x , xv V, ,E .QA ,V 2.3 l. - J 1' QQ' ' 'ia King, Brenda STANDING: Jean Hunt, Jannette Jones, Virgin Hendricks, Wilma Kilpatrick, Harrier? Hammond. KNEELING: S ra Gaffney, Nancy Harberson, Carol Mickey Lrvingsion, a Taylor, Vicky Livingston. Ss xxx XX xx-XXX N ann cl 'na Tart Rebecca X' 3 Beity Ann Dukes, Pat Sentell, Betsy Irving, E wi , Sheppard, Delois McCrary, Nelda Clodfelfer, Becky Britiain, Virginia Harris, Priscilla Singleton, Elizabefh Drake, Catherine b ra Worsham, Marlha Neill, Earl Martin. Brank, Bar a s i I I I J I I w r i b V w w I 1 l 1 A , Ronnie Miller-End 6' 2 , 190 pounds Boyce Maxwell 6' O , 160 pounds Jerry Leverette-Tackle 6' 1 , 185 pounds Donnie Elmore-Fullbcxck 5' 11 , 195 pounds Howard Mayo 5' 1O , 160 pounds Loren Wells-Center 5' 1O , 165 pounds Coach Harold Cline Yogi Poteet-Halfback 6' O , 165 pounds Ken Brinkly-Halfback 5' ll , 165 pounds Doug Turner-Guard 6' O , 220 pounds ws , i. Hendersonville Hendersonville Hendersonville Hendersonville Hendersonville Hendersonville Hendersonville Hendersonville Hendersonville l 3 . . . . Enka . . Brevard . . . Owen . . . . Erwin Waynesville . . Brevard . . Canton . Reynolds Myers Park Hal Hunter-End 6' 2 , 205 pounds Sam Galloway-Tackle 6' 3 , 220 Pounds Coach Pardue 5,353 x 1-w,.m-rffvf-if f. M-as f W W fm '41 .nn it R illmw KINNEY -Q.. wr ususdrrwuuumk 6 autumn i l6Q51'H5-lx ' V .56 f 23. if ki' Mimi . b TOP ROW: Vernon Harvey, Johnny Briggs, Herby Quarles, Jerry Leverette, Sam Galloway, Hal Hunter, Ronny Miller, Tom Shep- herd, Mike Yopp, Larry Dotson, Jon Davies, Larry Henderson, Jim Freemen, Bill Drake, Tom Justice. SECOND ROW: Wade Worley, Leonard Lemmons, Jay Wilson, Wade Britt, Boyce Max- well, Dudley Pace, Doug Turner, Roger Holdford, Donnis Corn, Don Cunningham, Yogi Poteet, Donnie Elmore, Johnny Mitchel. THIRD ROW: Charles McCall, Sandy Kinney, Loren Wells, Steve Orr, Bob Shipman, Bill Tuller, Howard Mayo, Joe Byers, Jim Sparks, John Bell, Jim Harberson, Clifford Freeman, Darrell Renfro. 1 ,dwg Pm l 7 ' 1 ' iiii '5 ff Bearcats Opponents 60 First Downs 64 1242 Rushing Yardage 1124 75 Passes 68 29 Completed 17 10 Intercepted by 6 389 Passing Yardage 247 29 Punting Average 30 'X 19 Fumble 23 14 Opponents Recovered 17 285 Penalty 215 Page Seventy The 1957 Bearcats opened their season by defeating the Enka .lets 7-O. Next, in the first of two meetings, the strong Brevard Blue Devils beat Hendersonville by the score of 20-6. Memorial Stadium was the scene of the encounter between HHS and Owen Warriors which saw the Bun- combe County eleven come through with a 14-6 victory. Pull, Hunter, pull! Canton came into the Homecoming game of the Bearcats with an 18 game winning streak. They left the city with a blemish on their record after barely managing a 13-13 tie. Once again the locals traveled to Memorial Stadium where they de- feated the Reynolds Rockets 26-6. The last game of the season found the Myers Park Mustangs, who later won the Western Division AA title, at the local field. Once again, the Bearcats rose to the cause and tied the Mus- tangs O-O. So ended another year of gridiron glory for the Bearcats. Check that stiff arm! The 'Cats won their second game of the season when they routed Erwin 31-6. Traveling to Waynesville, the locals lost a real heartbreaker when the Mountaineers eked out a 7-0 de- cision. Playing Brevard for the second time, the Cats again lost, but only after a hard game in which they had a lead at one time. The score of the game was 13-7. Keep those knees up, Poteet! Page Seventy One HAL HUNTER-End Captain All Blue Ridge Conference Mention-All Western North Carolina SAM GALLOWAY-Tackle Co-Captain All Blue Ridge Conference All Western North Carolina Mention-All State Shrine Bowl-First Team l Liu 24 will Q Q A 4 ll Q . ' ,,-. - V' B fi W . ' .,.,.-w, 3, 4 4 - Q, 4. ' 14 A , 1 K K 7 . 5 X .ff-jf 1 Q, -3. 'Sq MW 'L ff s, ., j r B A ' , L ' f' , 1 'tiff 55,5 Twffgg Hee., k -- .. 1' 1 V, ' , ,1 3, 1 si., 71.4-. we-' , tw, . -W .. f - - .1 it 2' 7 . K f 1, , ,rug R3 I . WA f,,g't3, .' , ' Q, ' K- ' , P S , Q, Q f rw' if. fhwgmvnk xflffjfi YOGI POTEET-Back X Co-Captain l All Blue Ridge Conference ' All Western North Carolina ' Mention-All State Shrine Bowl-First Team B 19, 10 Captains: Betty Stokes, Barbara King Janet Reese, Pat Bowden, Jayne Orr, Jeanne Davey Jane Bryant, Marianne LaTourette, Claire Kalin, Patsy Henderson, Marvie Stover lm .,, . Y Page Seventy-Three ix! ff LEFT TO RIGHT: Tam Moles, Mary Lynn Griffin, Ann Hyder, Sybil Miller, Suzanne Rozzano, Mary Neale Few, Elizabeth Clark, Sharon Powell, Joan Pace, Pat Lowery, Marvie Sfover. W J 55: .., + 2 6,7 Coach Hensley and Managers Kafhy Hoyle and June James. Page Seventy-Four f-fm L1 ai? i Hey! Hey! Whaf do you Take if down say? The other way. FIRST TEAM WITH COACH HENSLEY Sharon Powell, .Ioan Pace, Mary Lynn Griffin, Pat Lowery, Tom Moles, Marvie Sfover, Play hard and ploy clean. Page Seventy-Five JOHN WHITMIRE BOBBY BYERS SANDY KINNEY YOGI POTEET N TOM SHEPHERD BILL PACE SAM GALLOWAY JIM KISHPAUGH ',.,,,,.n.-.v.f-f..- if ! ,L ,,,,..a---- 721 Y 625 ,Q L H 6+ U we . ,Q on ! ik, Lv JOE BYERS WADE BRITT .hm JACK ALEXANDER RONNY MILLER FRONT ROW: Bobby Byers, Sandy Kinney, Yogi Poteef, Jack Alexander, John Whitrnire, Joe Byers. BACK ROW: Coach Cline, Jim Kishpaugh, Tom Shepherd, Sam Galloway, Ronny Miller, Wade Britt, Bill Pace. sv I X --X -1' 'mx A f ' 5909 4 5-. 9,2 f 'g E g 2, f Coach Cline. Bearcat captains discussing slrafegy wifh IF' A tense moment I Q P 5' ' I ' T 5 Please go in, ball M -e', :...,,,, x i 's.-.. JUNIOR VARSITY Eddie McGraw, Manager Mike Flanagan Jimmy Tillotson Bob Shipman Jack Traniham Coach Pardue Larry Henderson Doug Chapman Daniel May Earl Higclon Mike Yopp Roger Holdford Steve Orr Ray Morgan Page Seve my-N I ne W-44 SAM GALLOWAY Nun.. 'Q' COACH PARDUE DONNIE ELMORE if li K: ' , , 13 Off' V - fb Q si-sr., , . W .M + ,1:1'f, , V ,Q-A , W 'imma 4-'fxakpk 7, Vi? , glwf' wwf? -g ,fngif Page Eighfv BILLY oak ouousv PACE RONNY MILLER w'm BOB CRISP 1. +. . 5 Q YOGI POTEET V f f? ,L Q, N 9'9i'iiM L.L ww L L LL ii , A ' A , X ' 7 . L ' , L L 4,,, I Q L,.L LL 'ffl' ' f .M L ,L J JOHN BELL ROGER HOLDFORD Page Eighty-One ff , xlru- 'lt 1 J Q i ,F JOAN PACE P . .X , may JN , . lsiwwf M: .wg DONNIE ELMORE f + 'f,fj? ' z' -z 1: :qw-' . ' . 55 V',' .:g:'i:1,, . ,, 4Q1hE??QEf? . W, X A ' , : lg 'W 11 if We - QV. f 1 1 Ax. , 'fill H' .am M. ,, , K7 KSA pkgmg A I w,.:Qf,-,- Wififi'-mx-X ,521 1. .wzfw .F ,gf1j1,?'-Q . ,IK C, - ,, U,.Mz,::.Q -ul nf af- -vf.,.:mfQg .I 123 : ,emi :ff.'..w' W Q LEONARD LEMMONS ,.,i. , U .. x V! 4' Q' QQ' A A ,g '3- - if ? EQ. 1?ffY'3 4-f .,.' . , !Difll'E.Y K 31'-' HBA? hnhl ' ' 9-' ' S. J , ..,..,.... K , . 'FT '1- X , iwflitl Q 1 V E 'Z , , Douo TURNER f i'i: l ' IST! ...J :Ti ' ..., i J m , 5, .kqu L 0 ll , v 'ff l 'I N In ........ r ,A S ,q LL E 'L 1 Q ,L ,W L fl 5 axis, I 5 X51 PQ LARRY DOTSON RONNY MILLER , me MM, M. - Wfk- M- Mf--f mf ' A 9 -W -. xmai N. '11 g QA 1, q - V fm - Q LLLL I L Q M. wif.. nf- ,L'.' V1 A195 1?-fgqtfiggf , 4, 2, ' , ' Q 1 it-'L lk, r'1,,.v i. 1,wivqfSQ5,f '.M,JMQ5' , Af .1 iff' Wi 'm'5929 33m,1 :ax wg : --f,, gf ji, ,r . il 'V '--gy :Z , fy fmt iz xx 3 Q . Sk! nb, 1 f f Q, X ,au 'itil LES' 1. Vu was A 4, QMS' 'ww' 3 wi r:E',E5gf.,j-. :5 Ti f f N'5?iigEf BEEF f'Wi?QiQfssI5f ff Pi 12 ..r: ,,:W32::,rff ff? n ' ' A f as is MISS LAUREATE 1958 is-n'Q Q 'P' Evelyn Brauer Page Eighty-Five STATE TRUST ICOMPANY We Welcome the Opportunity to Serve the Students ond Faculty Main Office-Eastside Main St. ot 4th Avenue Westside Branch-Westside Moin St. ot 4th Avenue 7th Branch-7th Avenue West ond Grove St. Southside Branch -Greenville Highway Fletcher Bronch-Fletcher, North Carolina MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Q E'ghyS Building Supplies HENDERSONVILLE SUPPLY AND COAL COMPANY DIAL OX 3-4286 Auto Painting Phone OX 3-5313 OATES BODY AND PAINT SHOP 425 Konuga St. Complete Collision Service JODY'S DRIVE-IN ln the Heart ofthe Blue Ridge - FINE FOOD - Intersection South Main ond Church Streets Phone OX 3-9162 Hendersonville, N. C. KALIN'S DEPT. STORE THE FRIENDLY STORE Hendersonville, N. C. LOVELAND STUDIO The Laureate Photographer FRANCIS 86 WRIGHT, INC. FARM SUPPLIES Feed - Seecl f Fertilizer - Farm Equipment HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. JACK SCHULMAN HENDERSONVILLE, N. c. MARTIN'S Disrwcrlvs srvuss FINE FEMININE APPAREL BOND BAKERS GENERAL BAKING CO. b AMBULANCE FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS 5' LOAN ASSOCIATION OX 3-3435 of Hendersonville S H E P H E R D 7 S Hendersonville, N. C. 131 Fifth Ave., W. Phone OX 3-6551 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. P 959 HENDERSONVI LLE AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ASSOCIATION HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA BLAIR-McLEOD MOTORS PETE FOLSOM MOTORS Studebaker-Packard Doolge-Plymouth BOYD CADILLAC-PONTIAC CO. PFUNTNER MOTOR CO. Cadillac-Pontiac Lincoln-Mercury GARRETT MOTORS T. LEE OSBORNE Ford Oldsmobile HUNTER CHEVROLET CO. THOMAS MOTOR CO. Chevrolet Buick-GMC Mmos, Everyone Reads Dial ox 3-9700 Night Dial ox 3-7118 The TIMES-NEWS WHITLEY DRUGS I i First in Prescriptions Henderson Countys Daily Newspaper Seventh Avenue East of Maple MOORE FARM EQUIPMENT, Inc. TEMPO MUSIC SHOP ALLIS-C?A2LMERdanSd NEW IDEA 209 Fourth Avenue West a es an ervrce Phone OX-3-4968 Sixth Ave. E. Telephone OX 2-I346 Hendersonville, N, C. Complete Selection of Phonograph Records HENDERSONVILLE BUILDING SPECIALTIES, INC. T26 Fourth Avenue East Box 387 Dial OX 3-6496 GREGG BROTHERS HARDWARE Phone OX 3-7369 Carolina Central Gas Co. 81 Metrogas, Inc. Complete Gas Service In The City and Beyond The Gas Mains SUPERIOR LAUNDRY 81 CLEANERS Main Office and Plant: 815 Locust St., Dial OX 3-4288 Branch No. I: Skyland Hotel Bldg., Dial OX 3-3368 Drive in Branch No. 2: Asheville Highway Dial OX 3-1392 P g E'ghty-E'ght BERKELEY MILLS BALFOUR NORTH CAROLINA g Egl'1yN .--1 FWUVITWPI - lee N gg. 5 4Pa,,w,c.Y- l Hendersonville North Carolina ROSE PHARMACY W. I.. Harper, Prop. Phone OX 3-6461 Main at Fourth LEONA'S Hendersonville, North Carolina 343 North Main Telephone OX 3-5033 MILL END STORE AND SILK SHOP Piece Goods and Draperies Patterns - Sewing Accessories HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. SCOTT SUPPLY COMPANY PAINT - HARDWARE 609 Atha Plaza Dial OX 3-6513 Hendersonville, N. C. TURNE'R'S KNITTING MILL Manufacturers of MEN'S HOSIERY 4th Ave., East Hendersonville, N. C. BELDINC CORTICELLI Hendersonville, North Carolina CRANSTON PRINT WORKS COMPANY Established 1 825 Fletcher, North Carolina Webs'ter, Mass. Cranston, R. I. Covers by Kingscraff KINGSPORT PRESS, INC. Kingsport, Tennessee Have a Coke J. C. PENNEY 3 COMPANY Hendersonville 1'?fC N th c I fel l ' ' Y A : , l R General Electric Zenith Gi? LAWRENCE ORR, INC. COCA-CCLA RADIO TELEVISION Sales and Service He de'So il'e' Nom' Cf 'l 625 FIFTH AVENUE, WEST TELEPHONE 4571 Standard Tytape Company Telephone OX 3-6594 Hendersonville, N. C. PgN yO HENDERSONVILLE COUNTY FUEL DISTRIBUTORS ASSOCIATION, INC. SERVICE OIL DISTRIBUTORS, INC. W. A. BAXTER SHELL PETROLEUM PRODUCTS Supplier of SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Dial Ox 3-4551 Dial OX 3-8241 YOUNGBLOOD OIL CO., INC. HENDERSON OIL CO Agen' fo' AMERWAN O'L PRODUCTS Distributors of Esso PRODUCTS Dial Ox 3-6219 Dia, OX 3-5386 DUFF OIL COMPANY Distributors of PURE OTL PRODUCTS J. H. REABEN OIL 8. SUPPLY CO DIG' OX 3-685 Incorporcltecl Distributors of TEXACO PRODUCTS RICHARDSON'S FUEL 8. SUPPLY CO. Dial Oxs-7321 ESSgQiHE'fL'IZ,2'LS CITY ICE 8. STORAGE co. GULF FUEL OIL T. B. MEADOWS Dia' OX Mm Distributor of GULF OIL PRODUCTS Dial OX 3-6377 PRINTING COMPANY ANNUALS OF DISTINCTION Greenville, South Carolina PgN yT YOUR MONEY BOYS MORE AT HOLLEY-SWOFFORDS SHOES E L E A N O R ' S 430 N. Main St. Hendersonville, N. C. FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY HOUSTON'S FURNITURE CO. SMOKE HOUSE SPECIALIZED IN BAR BQ HOME FuRNlsHERs - EASY TERMS OX3,9,27 KALMIA DAIRY ECII CII' FREDDY'S RESTAURANT Mosf New and Modern , U 'fompfefe Service CHIPMAN LA CROSSE Private Dining Room Dial OX 3-9240 Spartanburg Highway Hendersonville HOSIERY MILLS CO. FLANAGAN PRINTING COMPANY We Never Disappoinf' Dial OX 3-7380 HENDERSONVILLE, N. C. TH MOLAND-DRYSDALE CORPORATION BRICK MANUFACTURERS Hendersonville, North Carolina AUTOMOTIVE 8. HARDWARE STORES East Flat Rock, N. C. OX 3-9501 A 81 T SALES CO. Distributors of TOM'S PEANUTS and POTATO CHIPS BOB MURPHY'S TEXACO SERVICE Hendersonville, N. C. WASHING, GREASING, GAS Gnd OIL LOUIS WILLIAMS 8. SON PLUMBING SUPPLIES W PIPE AND COLUMNS ELECTRICAL SUPPLIES - STRUCTURAL STEEL PgN yT FIRST NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST COMPANY HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Member Federal Reserve System THE JEWEL BOX For the best in records DAIRY QUEEN Hendersonville North Carolina 5 Magneto - Service - Carburetor Generators - Auto Parts - Starters SKYLAND BATTERY 8. IGNITION C0 Phone ox 3-6537 4-I2 Kanuga St. Hendersonville, N. C. Member Federal Deposit Insurance CNP' JOHNNY'S DRIVE IN Phone OX 3-9143 - OX 3-9262 For Tasty Toasted Sandwiches-Thick Milk Shakes Intersection Spartanburg and Greenville Highways ELECTRIC SERVICE East Flat Rock North Carolina HARTNETT ELECTRIC E VI E CHIPMAN'S Hoslenv stone C MP NY 5 R C Hosiery For Entire Family O A Dlred from Manufacture' 125 Fifth Ave., W. Hendersonville, N. C. Hendersonville North Carolina CARSON ICE CREAM CO. Distributor of Foremost Milk THE MOUNTAIN TOP CO. ox 3-7550 LEVINSON DEPARTMENT STORE ROSENBERG'S MEN'S WEAR 5th Ave. E SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL INSECTICIDES, INC. 306 N. Main OX 3-6291 McFARLAN BAKE SHOP FINE PAsTRiEs PgN yF THROUGH COMMUNITY UNDERSTANDING AND COOPERATION WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA WILL CONTINUE TO PROSPER Besf Wishes To The 1958 Class Of Hendersonville High School GENERAL ELECTRIC OUTDOOR LIGHTING DEPARTMENT HENDERSONVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Progress ls Our Most Important Product As we depart, diplomas won, to go our several ways into business, higher education or home ---- Let us cherish the memories of our learning days at H. H. S. -- - Let this souvenir book of SILHOUETTES be our memo'ry prompter- - - Let us cherish our teen-age friendships, the many assists our teachers gave us, both to overide lesson difficulties, and to overcome discouragement. So - - - Let us extend to teachers, friends and associates our deepest ap- preciation for making our soiourn at Hendersonville High worthy of life- long usefulness in the adult world we are about to enter. And now -- - As one door closes behind us, another open upon new experiences, un- known problems, unanticipated difficulties. So, in meeting them - -- Let us confidently 'prepare for the many satisfactions to be won when we unceasingly strive for the best in everything we do. The Moving Finger writes, and, having writ, Moves on: nor all your Piety nor Wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a Line, Nor all your Tears wash out a Word of it. -Omar Khayyam