Jasper High School - J Hi Nike Yearbook (New Bern, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1960 volume:

5fie Of ’60 Published By he Senior Class Jaspe’r High School Route 2, New Bern, N. C. 3 ovc word We, of the '60 yearbook staff, have worked steadily for many months to produce this volume of the J-HI-NIKE. Within these pages we have tried to record the many memorable events that have happened to us during our journey through high school. Music—popular, classical, and sacred—has played such an important role in our progress that we have used many of our favorite melodies as illustrations in this volume. We hope that, not only at the present but in the years to come, this book will' be a treasured keepsake and that it will recall many happy occasions. Music, when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory. —SHELLEY 2 Contents introduction 3oreword Buildings Stiff Dedication Administration Seniors juniors Sophomores 3resfimen Slementary 3avovites Activities Athletics Advertisements 3 Annual BRENDA REGISTER Editor MEREDITH CUMBO Business Manager NADINE CARA WON Treasurer RONNY HODNETT RITA HARRIS BERT DAVIS MRS. JOYNER Circulation Manager Photography Editor Photography Editor Sponsor mmm.L Dedication Just as the average student is not the A student, So is the average teacher not an A teacher. Only a few teachers can we students honestly designate as exceptional teachers. They gain this distinction by qualifications of fairness, friendliness, sympathy, genuine concern for students, For devotion to their profession beyond its actual demands, a disinclination to shirk responsibility, a thorough grasp of subject matter and an inter- esting and vital manner of presenting it, a way of making us as students realize the importance of learning. For being truly professional minded and student minded. These are the teachers who demand both respect and love. One teacher whom the Senior Class believes to possess these qualities in the highest degree is a person we consider anA+ teacher and an A+ human being. With gratitude and affection we, the Senior Class of 1960, dedicate our year- book to our homeroom teacher, MRS. COLVIN JOYNER. Yoang At Heart Words by Tune Cke Music by CAROLYN LEIGH ' JOHNNY RICHARDS Slowly ______ —__ r— a , r- y ■ i r ' o if. «3� ' £ •« ■ f-' «=£= —F_= - 1 =i f III 1 h if ! z= m =r4) p Bb fffl £ dim $ t ' Fair - y m to you. if you’re NO PHOTO AVAILABLE MR. RICHARDSON Chairman of Board Superintendent MR. PUGH School Board Members R.H. WOODARD Principal’s Message Congratulations on your graduation from high school. You have achieved one of your fondest ambitions, and you are justified in your pride in the accomplishment. W e who have shared your school experiences during your high school days shall miss you when you are gone, but our best wishes for your future success and happiness go with you. You have grown in stature and knowledge to the point that you are now qualified to con- tinue your education in college or to face the problems of life at home. We hope you recog- nize to some extent how much your parents have sacrificed to make this possible, and how much they are concerned about your future. We hope you will repay them by doing your best to make a success of your life. Sincere best wishes, R. H. WOODARD Secretary Aren't we glad we chose her for our school secretary? She is so patient when we want stamps, supplies, lunch tickets, fust aid, a lost cap, and we could go on,you know! She is indispensable, and we do love her. 11 MRS. MYRON HARRIS Higfi School 3acultij MRS. COLVIN JOYNER 12th Grade Business MRS. JOYCE DUNCAN 9th Grade Science, Home Economics MR. MYRON HARRIS 11th Grade Basketball Coach MR. B.L. HODNETT Agriculture 12 Cuncfiroom Personnel Mrs. Bessie Daugherty, Mrs. Ethel Hill, Mrs. Berta Wilson, Mrs. Rosa Jarman. Custodian Who else could keep us warm, our buildings clean, our wastebaskets emptied—all of this with a few har- monica tunes on the side except our custodian, Mr. Jarman. Senior lUfio’s Wfio NAME ADDRESS BIRTHDAY FAVORITE SAYING FAVORITE SONG V.I.P. Raymond Adams Spring Garden Jan. 25 That's Alright Sweet Nothing MR Robert Adams Spring Garden Sept 2 I'll Graduate or quituate Be My Guest V Lois Atkinson Cove City Aug. 23 Who, me? Time To Cry D Nadine Carawon Jasper Dec. 27 Guess who I got a letter from? Why W Meredith Cumbo Spring Garden May 27 Not me! Mrs. Joyner Charlie Brown MJM Alton Daly Asbury Sept. 17 Just do your best Forget Me Not Louise Clem Daugherty Jasper Dec. 5 Camsarnit Summer Place Pat Pat Daugherty Jasper Feb. 1 It won't work You Better Leave My Kitten Alone Nancy Bert Davis Asbury April 9 I've did done did it Put Your Head On My Shoulder Glenda Nyoka Grimes New Bern Nov. 19 That's my husband We Got Love John D. Rita Harris Marshallberg March 2 I love you, too Please, Mr. Sun Robert Ray Herring Asbury Nov. 6 Love'em, leave'em, forget'em There Goes My Baby MJM Frances Hill Spring Garden Oct. 10 Excuse me for breathing What In The World Has Come Over You Bobby Ronny Hodnett Jasper June 24 All right, Troops! Mr. Blue Ann's JoAnn Hoyle Spring Garden July 10 Guess who called me last night You Got What It Takes M£ Mary Koonce Clarks Oct. 1 If you say so I'm Gonna Get Married John Annette Moore Tuscarora May 10 Me too, neither-uh Always Vernon Brenda Register Asbury Oct. 25 Guess who came to see me last night Not One Minute More M jii Rodney Sutton Asbury Dec. 1 I'm ready Teen Angel Marietta Harvey Tripp Clarks Feb. 17 Write me an excuse Oh Carol! Carol Hurley Vincent Jasper Sept. 18 Just forget it I'm A Hog For You Baby Judy 14 2 Revised Edition Also published for THE LAST ROUND-UP MALE QUARTETTE ORCHESTRA (Fox TnA I Mil. IT ARY RAND By BILLY HILL sad-dle old Runt for the Buf - fa - lo Bill with his m 8 m m mm i (Far away Trumpets) ■J £ International Copyright Secured Copyright MCMXXXIII by Shapiro, Bernstein ( 1270 Sixth Avenue (Rockefeller Center) New York o, cn. i. All Rights Reserved I ncluding Public Performance for Profit Senior Class Officers 16 BERT DAVIS.. JoANN HOYLE, Vice President .....Secretary NADINE CARA WON RODNEY SUTTON.. Treasurer President Senior Class 3avovltes m MARY F. HILL and PAT DAUGHERTY RAYMOND EARL ADAMS Girls Neuse Bus No. 30 Bus Drive r 4; F, F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Sub-Bus Driver 3; Superlative; Annual Staff. ROBERT LOUIS ADAMS Basketball Vanceboro Bus No. 9 Bus Driver 2,3,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; All-County Player 2, 3; Superlative; Annual Staff. LOIS ATKINSON Long Tall Sally Brain Blue Monday Glee Club 2,3,4; Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; F.H.A. 1, 2; Library Club 2, Librarian 2; Marshal 3; Superlative; Annual Staff. NADINE CARA WON Little John Oct. 18 W. Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 2, 3,4, Secretary 2; Class Secre- tary 1; Class Treasurer 4; F.H. A. 1,2,3) Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Lab. Asst. 4; Business Award 3; Superlative; Annual Staff. MEREDITH JANE CUMBO Shorty Jan. 28 Memories Basketball 1,2, Scorekeeper 3,4; Beta Club 2 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; Business Manager 4; Glee Club 1,2; Su- perlative; Annual Staff. JAMES ALTON DALY Skipmonk Louise Chevy Bus Dr i ver 4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Sub-Bus Driver 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2,4, Secre- tary 4; Glee Club 4; Baseball 3,4; Annual Staff. CLEM WADSWORTH DAUGHERTY Curly Air Force Chevy F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Manager 4; Sub-Bus Driver 3,4; Halloween King 3; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; Superlative; Annual Staff. CHARLES PATTERSON DAUGHERTY Pat Nancy Ford F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, Vice President 4; Class Favorite 4; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4, President 3,4; Band 1; Baseball 3,4; Superlative; Annual Staff. BERT JEFFERSON DAVIS Pete Glenda Ford Class Vice President 3,4; Class Favorite 3; F.F.A. 1,2, 3,4; Sub- Bus Driver 3,4; Halloween King 4; F.H.A. Beau 4; Superlative; Annual Staff. ALMA NYOKA GRIMES •'John� ' ’’June 12 Wedding Band F.H.A. 1,2,3; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Co-Captain 4; 4-HClub 1; Bus Monitor 3; Su- perlative; Annual Staff. RITA CAROL HARRIS Friday No. 7 Marehallberg Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Class Vice President 1; Class Favorite 2; Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Captain 2, 3, 4, All-County Player 1, 2, 3; Marshal 1,2,3; Beta Club 1,2,3,4; President 3, 4, Vice President 2; F.H.A. 1,2; Librarian 4; Junior- Senior Waitress 1; MissJ.H.S.; History Award 3; Superlative; Annual Staff. ALLIE RAY HERRING, JR. Allie Con Heartbreaker Ford Class President 3; F. F. A. 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4;Baseball 3,4; Glee Club 4; Halloween King 1; Superlative; Annual Staff. MARY FRANCES HILL Trigger July 25 Bobby F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, President 2; Halloween Queen lj Class Presi- dent 2; Class Favorite 4; Junior- Sen i or Waitress 1; Superlative; Annual Staff. RONALD NEAL HODNETT Nut Teacher's Pet Ronny F. F. A. 1, 2,4, Secretary 2, Judg- ing Team 1,2,4; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; B a s e b a 11 3, 4; Bus Driver 3; Class Secretary 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Sub-Bus Driver 4; Superlative; Annual Staff. MARY JOANN HOYLE Jo Jan. 31 E. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Class Favor- ite 3; Beta Club 1,2, 3,4, Vice President 4; Class Treasurer 1,3, Class Secretary 4; Typing Award 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Lab. Asst. 4; Superlative; Annual Staff. MARY ALICE KOONCE June” Diamond John Glee Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Bus Monitor 1,2,4; Class Historian; Annual Staff. MARY ANNETTE MOORE Net April 24 Vernon F.H.A. 1, 2, 4; Basketball 2; Bus Monitor 2,3,4; Halloween Queen 4; Junior-Senior Waitress 2; F. F. A. Sweetheart 4;Superlative; Annual Staff. BRENDA JOYCE REGISTER Carolina Beach Oct. 23 J. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3, Secretary 2; Beta Club 1,2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Secretary 4; Class Favorite 1; Class Secretary 3; Halloween Queen 2; Junior-Senior Waitress 1; Lab. Asst. 4; Editor - in-Chief; Bus Monitor 4; Home- making Award 3; Superlative; Annual Staff; F.F.A, Sweetheart 3. RODNEY MARSHALL SUTTON Tiger Marietta Chevy F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4, President 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,4; Class President 1,4; Class Favorite 2;Mr. J.H.S.; Baseball 3,4; Bus Driver 4; Super- lative; Annual Staff. HARVEY LEE TRIPP Pee Wee Carol A Green Streak F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1,2,3; Bus Monitor 2, 3; Band 2, 3; Bas- ketball 1; Annual Staff. J.B. HURLEY VINCENT, JR. Duce Judy Ford F. F. A. 1,2,3,4; 4-HClub 1,2,3,4; Bus Monitor 2,3,4; Superlative; Annual Staff. (Jrade Mothers Mrs. Myron Harris, Mrs. Bessie Daugherty, Mrs. Chris Register. Mascofs CAROL DAIL GARY AMERSON 25 Ijcu Must Have Been A Beautiful BaSy Raymond Brenda Bert Annette Ray Nadine Rodney JoAnn Hurley Mary F. |Bl %v . t e no a, • t ? 26 CHEEK TO CHEEK Moderato Lyrics and Music by IRVING BERLIN VOL r S 5 TOW® 3 I’m in Heav-en,. 1)7 G7 araw wm i seem to find the G 9 I . 07 m rarara mm . -:j ji . ,-er danc- ing, CHEEK TO CHEEK. 77 «) Symbols for Omtur. Chords for CtmltU and Banjo _ © Copyright IH35 IRVING BERLIN, 1H50 Broadway, N. I. i . a . x . International Cnpyrigiit Secured. Made in L'-S.A- All Rights Kesrved juniors V 4) ' junior Class Officers MYRTLE McDANIEL....................Secretary FREDERICK CUMBO................ Vice President MYRTLE RICE..................................President SAMMY RIGGS.........••••••••••...............Treasurer junior Class Javovites RICHARD JENKINS and FREDDA REGISTER 28 ‘Juniors CLIFTON ADAMS ELAINE ADAMS JEAN ADAMS JUNE ADAMS ROBERT CARPENTER FREDERICK CUMBO PEGGY CIVILS FAYE CONWAY MAT DAUGHERTY BUDDY HARRIS DEBBIE HERRING ANN HILL ELVENA HOYLE RICHARD JENKINS JUANITA JOHNSON juniors NINA KILPATRICK DEXTER MOORE MYRTLE McDANIEL PEGGY MORTON LOIS MURPHY KAY HOWELL L.B. PATE EMILY PREVOST ROGER REGISTER C.B. REGISTER FREDDA REGISTER MYRTLE RICE SAMMY RIGGS ROGER WOOTEN _1________1 When You Were Sweet Sixteen Words and Music by JAMES THORNTON Copyright MDCCCXCVIII by M. Copyright Renewed MCMXXV and Assigned Copyright MCMXLVII Shapiro, Bernstein A Co. Inc. 1270 ALL RIGHTS RESI International Copyright Secured Including Public Performant Sopdomores f Bn Mexico, ..traly Bud Sophomore Class Officers Sophomore 3avorites BILLY COLLINS SHIRLEY KOONCE Sopfiomores GLENN BRYAN DONNIE CALHOUN BILLY COLLINS HERBERT COLLINS BILL COX BARBARA CUMBO ALICE FAYE DAVIS GEORGE DeBRUHL CAROL HART JIMMY HILL SHIRLEY KOONCE JUDY McCOSLEY SARA MOORE NANCY MORTON KENNETH SMITH ROBERT TYNDALL RHEM VINCENT LOUISE CANNON Cl ass History As this school year draws to a close, we, the class of 1960, find ourselves dignified seniors. The reality of it dawns on us and along with a feeling of joy and thankfulness, we experience a feeling of regret. Then before we know it, our thoughts begin to wander back over the years. We remember our first year of High School and the headaches Algebra classes brought. With Mr. Harris as our homeroom teacher, we finally survived the title of green Freshmen. During this year we lost two members of our class, Rose Marie Boodle and Joel Gardner. As Sophomores we enjoyed a trip to Raleigh. Our homeroom teacher, Mrs. Mcllwean, and her husband chaperoned a beach trip to Morehead during the spring. Faye Register and Donald Humphery left us this year. As Juniors we took on the responsibility and hard work of giving a Junior-Senior Banquet which was held in the school gym. Itwas difficult but we finally came up with a good banquet and prom. With Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Carawon as chaperones, we enjoyed a beach trip to Morehead in May. We added two new members to our class during this year, Penny Daly and Jane Cummings and also lost two members, Howard Wood and Bobby Nobles. As Seniors we visited the campus of East Carolina College with Mr. Tyndall as chaperone. Having completed our yearbook, we are eagerly awaiting a trip to Washington, D. C. in March, Junior-Senior Banquet in May and finally to the big day— Graduation. It has been a long road with many smiles and a few tears, but it has been one that will always bring pleasant memories to us. To everyone who helped us and patiently watched our progress—Thank You. May we live up to your expectations and our own dreams. MARY ALICE KOONCE Historian 34 Ub Slowly Paddle Your Own Canoe ■hfl f -f- M. HOBSO f V — y I’ve trav- ell’d a - bout._ a bit in my time, And of It’s all ver - y well to de - pend on a friend, That — .h it trou -bles Ive seen a is if you’ve proved him • you’ll find it bet - ter by Jv i all If my buy”— A debts___ are paid when due, I drive a - way strife, in the max-im, tho’ old, still true;- You nev - er will sigh, if you o-cean of life, While I Pad-dle my own ca - noe. __-4)� v.nir D i-n____Ca - noe Secretary President Jreshman Chss Officers ALONZA WETHERINGTON MIKE REGISTER..... .....Treasurer Vice President 3vesfim n 3avoriies UNDA TIPPETT CHARLES RIGGS ‘Jr csfimen CHARLES ADAMS ROBERT ALDRIDGE VONNIE BENNETT JEAN IE BLANKENHORN EMOGENE CARA WON NADINE CARPENTER RACHEL COLONS HARRY CUMMINGS RONALD DUNCAN JOAN FORREST LINDA HEATH LOLA KILPATRICK CAROL KOONCE SANDRA PREVOST MIKE REGISTER CHARLES RIGGS JOE STEVENSON BETTY SMITH VIOLET SMITH LINDA TIPPETT ROY WETHERENGTON MITCHELL WETHERINCTON ALONZA WETHERINCTON Class Prop he cij The other night as I sat napping by the fire, I had a strange vision as though I had been asleep for a long, long time. In my vision it was the year 1970. My husband and I had just returned home after a long stay in Europe where we had been stationed for the past seven years. I stopped inside a cafe for a bite to eat and 1 heard a familiar voice saying, Two hamburgers and a cup of coffee coming up. 1 turned to see who was speaking and to my surprise it was none other than NYOKA DAVIS, now Mrs. John D. Grimes. It was apparent that John and she had decided that children were cheaper by the dozen. She soon had me informed on all the latest gossip. BRENDA REGISTER, LOIS ATKINSON, and CLEM DAUGHERTY were in New York trying out their talents. Clem has taken over the leading role in Pete Kelly's Blues ; Lois has her great painting of Whistlers Father displayed in the New York Museum of Art; and Brenda is soloist in the Metropolitan Opera Company. As I sat there, HARVEY TRIPP came in. He said that he and HURLEY VINCENT were opening a drag strip lor all speedsters. He also said that RAY HERRING had finally achieved his ambition as mortician at Pollock Funeral Home, a place I like to be away from. He was quite surprised that 1 didn't know that PAT DAUGHERTY had astounded the scientific world by announcing that he has perfected a sure cure for broken hearts. After chatting with those old cronies, I decided to go down to the drug store. When I reached the comer, I found a crowd of people gathered to see the talent show which was in production. Lo and Be- hold! whom should I see but ALTON DALY singing I Won’t Go A Hunting With You Jake, But I'll Go Chasing Women. Across the street from the talent show I saw a sign which read Hodnett's Barber Shop, the best hair cuts in town if you can wait. I went in to see none other than RONNY HODNETT,the barber. MEREDITH CUMBO was there to pick up her little Dennis the Menace. She gave me the low-down on some more of my classmates. RODNEY SUTTON is still the play boy around town and all the girls are still swooning—whether over him or the swanky convertible he struts around in, no one knows. BERT DAVIS has finally succeeded in becoming Governor of Texas. JoANN HOYLE has been his secretary for five years and thought she'd run for governor herself next term. RAYMOND ADAMS was in the real estate business but he never had any estate to sell. MARY FRANCES HILL is now married to Bobby Edwards and they live in the biggest house in town, requiring a pass of all who enter therein. ANNETTE MOORE and MARY ALICE KOONCE are also happily married and are employed in their husband's businesses. RITA HARRIS has just gotten married and is teaching school so that she can support her husband. Last but not least, ROBERT ADAMS has taken over the job as basketball coach at Jasper High School. As I continued to sit by the fire, I realized my vision was clearing and everything seemed real again, but it was wonderful taking a trip into the land of tomorrow. Prophetess NADINE CARAWON 38 Lyric by WILL D.COBB SCHOOL DAYS (When We Were A Couple Of Kids) Music by GDS EDWARDS s q , VOICE - — f=f= —1— -1— Noth - ing to ’Mem - ber th‘ m J — —m a— - P ■ V = = —F Noth - ing to And the oak tree that j— f— T= = = -J 1- -+ on mem - o - ry’s 8 up - on that old 1 r 4 t H 3 j- Slementary Copyright 1906 by Gus Edwards Pub.Co. Copyright renewed 1934 by Gus Edwards A Kate A. Cobb Gus Edwards renewal rights assigned 1941 to Mills Music, Inc., 1619 Broadway, New York, N.Y. All Rights Reserved, Including- the right of public performance for profit Glcmeniary Jaculty MRS. JoANN CONWAY MRS. ANNIE WHEELER MRS. JANE KIRKMAN MRS. ERNEST GUTHRIE MISS LUCY THOMAS LOUIE TYNDALL DONALD FULCHER MRS. BURN ESS IANCASTER 3irst Qrade Deborah Banks Linda Max Bennett Blanche Brown Leonard Brown Brenda Carawon Vernon Daley Rodney Dawson Danny French Billy Gilbert Diane Griffin Patricia Humphrey Cheryl Hopewell Larry Ipock Darrol Lee Carol Moore Linda Kaye Moore Diane Ormond Deryle Perry Bartley Pitts Angela Register Charlene Register Gwenda Register Janie Register Linda Register Maria Register Roy Roberson Patricia Southard Faye Taylor Wade Tippett Not Pictured: Alford Cox Herman Price Susan Daniels Berry Forrest Dolly Gilbert Edward Hare Leslie Hart Suzanne Hawkins Charles Hines Ronnie Jenkins Carol Ann Lee Frankie McDaniel Diane Moore Thomas Morris Donald Murphy Ida Elizabeth Parker T.W. Parker Nancy Pitts Travis Register Melvin Roberson Paine Smith James Taylor Woodie Tripp Dwight Wainright Roger Wetherington Willie Wilson Not Pictured: Joyce Price Denise Rowe Tommy Arnold Phyllis Cox Ronnie Riggs Jerry Lee Tumage Jerry Lee Wetherington Second And ‘(jliird grades Sfiirii And 3ourth Qrades Kenneth Adams Darrell Blankenhom Earl Dail Gene Daniels Ellen Daugherty Johnnie Dawson Faye Gray Rosy Hodnett Linda Humphrey Jimmy Kilpatrick Diane Morton Betty Jean Murphy Geraldine Petteway Frances Taylor Joyce Taylor Gary Wetherington Harry Carpenter Diane Daugherty James Dolzcr Sonny Hart Guy Hawkins Donald Ipock Daniel Mallard Gary Mallard Linda Morris Jimmy Parker Roger Riggs Gladys Roberson Ronnie Smith Joe Thompson Earl Wainright Johnnie Wilson Jourtfi And 3iftd es Robert Amerson Phyllis Daley Wade Davis Jill Duncan Wendy Hare Dwight Hill Rose Humphrey Patrick Jenkins Cynthia Koonce Clara McDaniel Anna McKeel Mike Stevenson Brenda Wainright Carolyn Wilson Phillip Adams James Dawson Rose De Bruhl Reid Duncan Rebecca Grady Jimmy Hart Travis Hawkins Lou Hines Linda Hodnett Harry I pock L. B. Ipock Curtis Ormond Linda Taylor Linda Faye Taylor Connie Tippett Douglas Tripp Hurbert Wainright Jason Wetherington Not Pictured: Doris Arnold Susan Landroche Sixffi Qvc de Lynn Adams Donna Aldridge Bruce Blankenhom Robert Dail Dorothy Daniels Rosa Daniels James Gilbert Lucy Gilbert Ronnie Gray Terry Hardison Shelia Hare Patricia Hill Anne Humphrey Danny Koonce David Koonce Linda Morton Susie Morton William Ormond Franklin Parker Faye Petteway Jeanette Phifer Terry Register Kermit Rouse Donald Taylor Nellie Wilson Billy Wood Not Pictured: Ada Vandiford Mary Arnold Connie Avery Jackie Blankenhom George Civils Grace Collins Merril Dail Gail Daugherty Johnette Daugherty Betty Jean Davis Beth Davis Dickie French Barbara Hagan Jimmy Hoyle Curtis Jenkins Jean Koonce Richard Koonce Paula Mallard Rebecca Morton Ray Perry Keith Register Lilia Vincent Elaine Wetherington Glento Worley Seventh (grade Sighth (grade Mary Cox Wesley Cox Elwood Cumbo Joe Cummings Sara De Bruhl Joy Duncan Rebecca Gilbert Mary Gray James Hart Freddie Hill Melvin Hill Gerald Hodnett Charles Humphrey Luther Ipock Shirley Lancaster Elwood Moore Lawrence Phifer Sally Prevost Herbert Riggs Willie Roberson Dorthy Smith Wanda Taylor Ray Woods Rudolph Woods Not Pictured: Sherry Landroche Ralph Stanley Ernest Vandiford Cast Will And ‘dest ament We, the Senior Class of 1960, being of reasonably sound mind and body, do herein make our Last Will and Testament, leaving our most prized possessions to the Class of 1961. To the entire Junior Class we leave the good times we've had during our Senior year. To the sophomores, we leave our intelligence and dignity to aid them throughout their remaining high school days. To the freshmen, we leave our long hours spent working for that little white diploma. To the faculty we leave a sense of accomplishment and possibly relief after finally bidding us fare- well. We bequeath the following to individuals: I, RAYMOND ADAMS leave my good ole No. 30 to Freddie Cumbo. I, ROBERT ADAMS leave my title Most Athletic to Buddy Harris. I, LOIS ATKINSON leave my title Most Likely to Succeed to Myrtle McDaniel. 1, MEREDITH CUMBO leave my dainty size to Elain Adams. I, ALTON DALY leave my ability to finish school to Kenneth Smith. I, CLEM DAUGHERTY leave my band uniform to Dexter Moore. I, PAT DAUGHERTY leave all the Chemistry classes and the headaches they bring to Roger Register. I, BERT DAVIS leave my bashful ways and love of girls to C.B. Register. I, N OKA GRIMES leave my ability to keep the lovelight burning in the senior class to Kay Howell. I, RITA HARRIS leave my worn, tom, and tattered basketball suit, ole No. 7, to Peggy Morton. I, RAY HERRING leave my ability to tease all the girls and get away with it to Robert Carpenter. I, MARY FRANCES HILL leave my sunny smile and sweet disposition to Mat Daugherty. I, RONNY HODNETT leave all the teachers peace of mind. Thank Goodness! I, MARY A. KOONCE leave my carefree attitude toward life to Lois Murphy. I, ANNETTE MOORE leave my desire to have one boy friend to Nina Kilpatrick. I, RODNEY SUTTON leave my friendliness and ability to get along with others to Sammie Riggs. I, HARVEY TRIPP leave my hep-cat ways to Robert Tyndal. I, HURLEY VINCENT, leave my love of Fords to L. B. Pate. We, BRENDA REGISTER, NADINE CARA WON, and JoANN HOYLE leave our Monday morning Gab Sessions to Fredda Register and Elvena Hoyle and hope that they will catch up on all their gossip by the time they have graduated. 44 Testator JO ANN HOZLE My Best To You Words by GENE WILLADSEN (ascap) Valse Lente Bro DB Music by JSHAM JONES (ascap) Verse (Tm T1 r Here’s to love and laugh-ter_____ yours for-ev-er mp ' ':•§=' . ■■ 1-Ld3l = r Am Ci 0+ Fn. O___p OOP oo pAlt Bdim. d7 op o af - ter. __ m T i=J Chorus Am Bm E dim. P: ■iiiiiiiiiiiiitiitai ram My vid fa ther •t Jf F i«jt r r tWi G7 poo C Am o o m ,iJ |.[ p-p-+r time Nev-er be un - kind And thru the years Save your smiles and $4 mr31- r r= 3 111 3avorifes r Copyright 1942 by Forster Music Publisher, Inc., Chicago, 111 International Copyright Secured Made in U S. A . All Rights Reserved MOST TALKATIVE Ronny Hodnett and Nyoka Grimes MOST ATTRACTIVE and HANDSOME Annette Moore and Pat Daugherty MOST COURTEOUS Nadine Carawon and Rodney Sutton NEATEST Brenda Register and Bert Davis MOST DEPENDABLE Nadine Carawon and Rodney Sutton FRIENDLIEST Mary F. Hill and Hurley Vincent MOST STUDIOUS Bert Davis and Lois Atkinson WITTIEST Ronny Hodnett and Nyoka Grimes If MOST POPULAR Rita Harris and Rodney Sutton CUTEST Ronny Hodnett and Meredith Cumbo • A • BEST DANCERS Rita Harris and Ray Herring BEST ALL AROUND JoAnn Hoyle and Rodney Sutton BEST PERSONALITY Pat Daugherty and Mary F. Hill BIGGEST FLIRT Ronny Hodnett and Rita Harris MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Rodney Sutton and Lois Atkinson QUIETEST Annette Moore and Raymond Adams MOST TALENTED Lois Atkinson and Clem Daugherty MOST ATHLETIC Robert Adams and Rita Harris BEST LOOKING Ronny Hodnett and Annette Moore BEST DRESSED Rodney Sutton and Brenda Register The Halls Of Ivy By HENRY RUSSELL as. a I' and VICK KNIGHT a.s.c.aI' Slowly with much feeling Piano I. m Lr WrifM 1950 by I , Activities S'. le selling agent, CHAPPELL A C •. Inc., •• Internationa! Copyright Secured Mad mV S.A. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED including public performance fir profit Any arrangement or adaptation of this composition without the consent uf the owner is an infringerr.e: f copyright ‘Juture Homemakers Of America First row: J. Adams, L. Kilpatrick, N. Carpenter, M. Rice, J. Adams. Second row: R. Collins, N. Morton, E. Adams, Mrs. Duncan, N. Kilpatrick, E. Carawon, V. Bennett, S. Prevost, B. Vandiford, M. Daugherty, D. Calhoun, A. Davis, J. McCosley, S. Koonce, E. Arnold, Third row: L. Cannon, B. Cumbo, J. Johnson, F. Conway, L. Heath, J. Forrest, V. Smith, J. Blankenhom, L. Tippett, M. Koonce, A. Moore, M. Hill, M. Cumbo, K. Howell, L. Murphy. Juture Jarmers Of America First row: R. Vincent, G. DeBruhl, A. Daly, B. Davis, R. Herring, R. Sutton, R. Aldridge, M. Wetherington, J. Stevenson, R. Wetherington, C. Riggs, R. Adams. Second row: S. Riggs, R. Hodnett, H. Vincent, C. Adams, C. Adams, M. Register, D. Moore, R. Register, R. Carpenter, A. Wetherington, C. Register, H. Cummings. Third row: Mr. Hodnett, H. Tripp, L. Pate, R. Daly, R. Duncan, R. Adams, P. Daugherty, C. Daugherty, J. Hill, K. Smith, B. Cox, G. Bryan, R. Wooten. 54 ‘Junior V-H Club First row: G. Robertson, H. Wainwright, M. Stevenson, R. Daniels, F. Pettaway, P. Hill. Second row:T. Hawkins, B. Hawkins, J. Thompson, J. Duncan, D. Daugherty, C. McDaniel, L. Hodnett, C. Tippett, M. Hines, B. Murphy, B. Wainwright, R. Humphery, S. Hare, J. Dozier. Third row: J. Gilbert, R. Riggs, B. Wood, F. Parker, T. Register, R. Duncan, D. Tripp, R. Dail, J. Wetherington, W. Hare, N. Wilson, D. Arnold, L. Gilbert, D. Aldridge, L. Morton, A. Daniels, J. Phifer, R. Grady, J. Hart, H. Wainwright. {Intermediate if-H CluS First row: E. Vandiford, R. Perry, R. Gilbert, J. Wells, L. Gray, D. Smith, J. Koonce, W. Robertson. Second row: L Phifer, E. Moore, J. Hart, C. Humphery, M. Dail, J. Cummings. Senior 4-H Club First row: N. Morton, A. Daly, H. Vincent, H. Tripp, P. Morton. Second row: C. Daugherty, P. Daugherty, R. Adams. Qlee Club First row: E. Hoyle, B. Register, J. Adams, P. Civils, D. Herring, L. Cannon, M. Rice, J. Adams, P. Morton, J. Blankenhorn, A. Davis, N. Morton, N. Carawon. Second row: B. Smith, C. Adams, C. Register, J. Hoyle, A. Daly, L. Atkinson, R. Jenkins, R. Herring, R. Harris, F. Cumbo, F. Register, M. Register, R. Aldridge. Piano Cessons First row: W. Davis, L. Tippett, J. Adams, R. Wetherington. Second row: R. Morton, R. Perry, C. Tippett, L. Hines. Bet a Club First row: L. Atkinson, R. Jenkins, F. Cumbo. Second row: E. Prevost, M. McDaniel, M. Cumbo. Third row: Mrs. Mcllwean, B. Register, N. Carawon, J. Hoyle, R. Harris. Fourth row: M. Rice, C. Register, F. Register. Marshals R. Jenkins, R. Harris, L. Atkinson, B. Cumbo. 58 Bus Drivers N. Grimes, R. Adams, R. Sutton, A. Daly, R. Register, R. Adams. 59 Take Me Out To The Ball Game Words by JACK NOKWORTH Tempo di Valse Tunc Ukulele or Banjulelc Banjo I-----1---1--1 A D F B Music by ALBERT VON TILZER £ A J� = Ffe=| i-aTTFji v.f7 t , J )V l ¥ff 3 55 I I3k J I Ukultlt Arr.by MAY SI ff OB I BASS If “Tt« UkuUlt Lady !Bffi B fll i p —I —J I _u 4 Nel - ly Kcl - ly lov I Nel - ly Kel - iy _r ’•It Jj 1 P Ff 1 -rat 1 1� mJ x; I. ■ : ft Au ' —— . s r «11 T 1—T VI L l l: names, man, Tol . _AM 1 i jt ffu i T tt x: • ri W W— )«■ i V I I 12 I . CS1_JL_J Jr — ■ m m h lay-ers, knew all vot just like a m when they’d good and - -1 tF ;■ 1 strong Her When , , B B rl m 1 J� 1 y the name of Joe, score was just two to two, zzr rjr m i m=$ Fr ZdJL. T I - s 5 Copyright MCKVIII York Music Co. Copyright Renewed MCMXXXVI by Albert Von Tllrer Copyright Assigned MCMXXXVI to Broadway Music Corp. l6l'9 Broadway , Hew York, Copyright Renewed MCMXXXVI by Jack Norvorth Copyright Assigned MCMXXXVI to Jerry Vogel Music Co., Inc. 112 Vest 4i th St., New York. International Copyright Secured All Rights Reserved Including Performance For Profit Atdletics Y. N.Y. First row: R. Harris, N. Grimes. Second row: J. Adams, M. Daugherty, D. Calhoun, N. Morton, L. Cannon, J. McCosley, B. Cumbo, E. Prevost, M. Rice, J. Adams, V. Smith, P. Morton. M. McDaniel, L. Murphy, L. Heath, B. Vandiford, Boys’ First row: R. Hodnett, R. Adams. Second row:C. Adams, K. Smith, B. Cox, C. Adams, R. Aldridge, M. F. Cumbo, R. Wetherington, R. Herring, J. Stevenson, Wetherington. R. Duncan, R. Jenkins, R. Sutton, B. Harris, A. Daly, Baseball First row: P. Daugherty, R. Carpenter, D. Moore, R. Sutton, R. Hodnett, C. Adams, A. Daly. Second row: R. Jenkins, F. Cumbo, R. Adams, R. Herring, B. Harris,' R. Vincent, J. Hill. Cheerleaders Emogene Carawon, Chief. Left to right: A. Vandiford, A. Hill, E. Hoyle, L. Tippett, J. Forrest, J. Blankenhom. 66 3 I’m Sil liny On 1 op ()l I lie oriel Lyric by LEWIS and YOUNG Allegro Moderato Music by RAY HENDERSON n - die of mon - ey,_won't make you feel of your for-tunes,_keep all of your j 3-Pi “ ■' 5705-3 0 Copyright 1925 Leo I Copyright renewal 1953 L« international Copyright Secured All Sights Reserved Incl Advertisements Any orrongement or adaptation of this composition without tne consent o tne owner is on .ninngemem 01 copyngm Modern Living Sign for '59 — The all-electric Medallion Home! 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