King High School - Cabin Yearbook (King, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 82 of the 1952 volume:

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VOLUME 5 FOREWORD O wad some power the giftie gie us To see oursels as ithers see us5 We Seniors of '52 hope in this edition of KfHlQ'J Cabin to give a dear picture of students, faoilry, and activities so that we, as well as others, may see us as We are. In after years may this annual serve as a memory book in which we may live again the happy days spent at King High School. Nj i t l if 5? . ' Z, 2 i rv- r 'Y ' xt tt i 'X ,, i-1 'lr Z 29 W af 'ki KY X F, V' A my -WX A wif wa 'f 3:5 ,X - , t'1 , X , D E D I CAT I GN TO ODELL T, NEAL VVe, the Seniors of l95Z, dedicate this edition of Kings Cabin in appreciation for his work as a teacher and coach. The many fine athletic teams he has coached here in the past seven years, the many trophies in our cabinets are outward evidence of the good work he has done. In addition, he has influenced greatly the lives of those with whom he has come in contact. A MINISTKA ION Mr. R. M. Green Couniy Superintendent 1 f f -1' ,f, Qxe wx, Mr. A. F. Garner Mrs. Grace T. Rodenbough County Superviior ' ' County Supcrwxor l :X YL 'Www Mr. R. S. Reddings Mr. Carl M. Felts Principal LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD R f,'wQSL L L L P Mr. J. W. Gentry Mr. O. P. Green mimi mW Nell T. Voss Language, Physical Ed. if ' 4 WLWMZWW 1 4 Z Q WW, , 4 szff w f 0 f f. , v f , M! Naomi S. Newsom Commercial, School Treawrer FACULTY ..: N X f X. f 5 i, A ,f f S .Q X E 1 f, , f -iw, A I 'ff M: ' if WWW? ff 7 If Yay' 4. ,.:, f if , f f. fa, 5 - , fx If j ,J Odell T. Neal Math, Physical Ed. f 5 IW' we -:iiiiis ' 0-as-...,,, Q ,nf 'Z' ' f wf Q Forrest H. Harmon Agriculture '9 air fnww 'il Rumell S. Stevens Englifh, Librarian ,, HX 5 iff' 2.2 5- WS Q ,A x ZR .ff ,Q Q4 s .5 Helen G. Duncan Science ' ffwl www .awk Viola' Tuttle Virginia F. Patterson Clwflfvly H- I-lnfllef Marguerite S. Gentry Primo Home llconnmicr S0041 511111195 Public School Muric, Glee Club NH W , .5 4 Zi ,, 4, W, , wmv W. fZa2'7f PM ? 3 , f f V yi wwf fx A W A v-. w v Z l ? -.-el 'F -'Qin - l f 7-is L f Z il. 'l ,.. ..,-1 1 Z 4, ' I 1 2' fi-I 1, 1 aw! YMV4 N W1 5 ,604 6. 1 777 2: ki fflbw N C221 QQ fi g,,.,,1.nf f' 1' it 0 G- FZ. f r .L .... O ' ' OO 1 4 i' O COLORS: Blueand wfbffe FLOWER: wfhffe cmaffon Morro: Wim help from Above we ran go far f 1 4 I -...rv 9 40 112 MASCOTS V SANDRA HARMON HARVEY CUY TFDDER, jR. I X y I Q4 4 JJ L ll -u- .P - ,, ,Q ,-5 Qt an 3 , -'Q-.Q--...X .13 +L I Q , fs . . . g 5 . - .. Q C. A. ITUNSUCKER President Class V.-Pres. 1, 2, Pres. 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 S. C. Rep. 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4, Jr. Vat. 1, 2, Chief Marshal 3, St. Play, Commercial Club 1. BOBBIE JEAN BARR Recording Secretary St. C. Rep. 2, FHA 1, 2, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-H 3, Basketball Mgr. 3, Lib. Asst 1. 2, Sr. Play, Com. Club 4, Lunch- room Bookkeeper 4. W il 'ju PEGGY HALL C orrefpomiing Secrelary Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Bus. Capt. 2, 31 Class Treas. 3, Com. Club 3, 4, Cortes. Sec, 45 Eagle Rep. 3, Production Mgt. 4, Home Corning Queen Att. 3: S. C. Rep 4, Assoc. Ed. Annual 4, Asst. Lunch- room Cashier 4, Cheerleader 4. RICHARD NEWSOME Vice-Pretident FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, Basket- ball 4, Jr. Vat. 2, 35 Annual Staff, Eagle Reporter 4. SENIORS W t'4Dx . fj 4' ' X , I . S X K' X K O. O. GRABS, JR. Treasurer Class Pres. 1, 2: Treas. 4, Student Council Rep. 2, V.-Pres. 3: Pres. 4, County Pres. 4, Basketball Mgt. 1, 2, jr. Va. 1, 2, Varsity 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club 1. 'WNW' X XM! yn-waves, 5, tw I SENIORS BILLY TUTTLE Reporter H Art Ed Annual 45 Eagle Art Ed. 3, E, 4: FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: Class Reporter 45 W ibm ,Q Glee Club 15 Bus Driver 42 AClV- Mg!- W- 5 Q Sr. Play5 Ath. Adv Mgr. 3, 4- 'Km MARGARET PAYE BAKER 3,t4?'F'i N Glee Club 1, 2. 3. 4: 4-H 1: Bus Capt. 35 Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 FHA Treas. 'f 4. Corres. Sec. 35 Eagle Reporter 3, 4, X S. C. Rep. 3 Cortes. Sec. 45 FHA 1, 2, ' 3, 4: Girls' State Rep 35 Asst Lunehroom Bookkeeper 4. 5 Q-as LOYD BAKER FFA 1, 2. 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 45 L ,, Bus Patrol 55 Hall Monitor 2. We ' l A 1- f1fP'N,1 f-, 'X FN '35 GAYNELL BENNETT Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: Class Reporter 11 2, 33 4-H 1: Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 . ' Pledmont Bowl Contestant 35 Req, Con- test 35 Girl's Stare Rep. 35 Rec. Sec. S. C. 4: Ed- King Kf3Ck5 4: Sr. Play. BILLY BOB BARR Baseball 1. 2, 3. 4: Basketball Jr. 4 V3f5ifY ll V11f5iW 3. 3, 45 Class Pres. l' V.- Pres. 25 FFA l, 2, 3, 43 Glee Gus l, 45 Sr. Play5 Annual Staff 4, 9-..-... .... 1, -I fl-A-.z:L , 1.1. , ' 1 Ll- I 1.:3ewQkL'x E19 0 E f , E JEWELDENE BOLES Corn. Club 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Sr. Play Marshal5 Eagle Reporter 4. HAROLD BOYLES FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 1, 45 Cheerleader 3, 45 Bus Patrol 35 Boy Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4. GV' DENNIS HARTGROVE Class Pres. 25 V. Pres. 15 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 4. EUGENIA COX Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4: FHA 1, 2, 3, 45 Commercial Club 15 Sr. Play Marshal. SENIORS . X f f 2 CAROL BYRD Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Com. Club 2, 45 FHA 3: Bus. Capt. 3. Q f N QQ , f , A V L, ff, fx f HV fi? Www 'ff f f . NN 1: ek, yx it fa W... .px wwf' ,M ,N 2 SENIORS JOSEPH KISER Glee Club 15 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Parl. Procedure Contest 4g Treas. 43 Com- :3 Que' mercial Club 3, 43 Bus Driver 4g Stu- dent Council Rep. 3g Eagle Business WW. , JO ANN EAST Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 49 4-H 15 FHA lg Qi Senior Play Marshal. Vw' fl' X x LARRY KISER Q Bus Driver 4g FFA 1, 2, 3, 43 Corn- A , mercial Club 35 Glee Club lg Stage X So Committee Senior Play 4. 'ur-'gp' 5 .X f 0' -a f? . . ,,1,' .l,, ff Q' Wm :Sv 'rf A ALLEEN FULK Library Asst. 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 3, -lg 'iEagle Reporter -41 4-H 1, 23 It Commercial Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club ALTON LAVWSON Sub Bus. Driver 3, -15 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 19 Eagle Reporter 4g , S Commercial Club 5, 4, ANNIE RUTH LYNCH Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Commercial Club 3, 4... Annual Staff 4g Library Asst. 3g Commercial Club Treas. 4g Marshal 3g Bus Capt. 35 Sr. Play Mar- shalg May Queen Att. 3. CONRAD MABE Bus Driver 4g Bus Patrol 2, 3,9 FFA 1, 2, 3, 45 Sec. 25 Class Reporter 29 Eagle Sports Editor 45 Glee Club 1, 2g Commercial Club 45 Adv. Com. Sr. Play. DALE NEWSOME FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 13 Jr. Varsity 1, 23 Sr. Play. EMODEAN NANCE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 FHA 1, 2, 43 Soft Ball 3, 4g Varsity Basketball 2, 3, 4g Annual Staff 4g 4-H 1, 2. 3. SENIORS ie' GERALDINE MOSER Piano 1, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 FHA 3, 45 Song Leader 45 Commercial Club 2, 45 Sr. Play, Halloween Carni- val Queen 2, 35 Bus Capt. 3g Annual Staff 43 Eagle Reporter 4, Library Asst. 3, 4. WWW '45 ' bwa.,Ns,.- 2? , ..,.. ' X Gert., , I: ..f.,,v. 4 X asa ? f We X M f f N ' 4 x CX Y a czy wi 'Q V ' .,:j1, 'Z naw L ., 2 I 3 sl:-,M f ' L s nag 3 3 ,af .. it gk 'es' - ,ws E.. Uk + P y iygyz . 3+ f 4 sg , in . r g, 1 , Lf. .. , '-: gale. -. S, ,w K 5 ,, :Mg 2-7, 4.1, ww, f ', -,tt '9' '22 te, . SM, J fy ' -21... A 6 ,M y ,,' . .,,.. 3 vm ,E Mbna' v SENIGRS We ., 'v FRED RIERSON Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g FFA 1, 3, 4: Bus Captain 3, 4. ti-if were 5 , ta l Paw Y X J lr 4 l . , ,fl A , I ROBERT NEWSOME Class V.-Pres. 1, 53 Sec. 2g Glee Club 1g FFA 1, 2, 5, 43 Sec. 4: Parl. Pro- cedure Contest 4g Student Council Rep. 2g Eagle Reporter 33 Sr. Playg Corn- mercial Club 3, 45 Pres. 43 Annual Staff 4. MERIVALE NEWTON FHA 1, 2, 3, 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Eagle Reporter 4: 4-H 1g Commer- cial Club 3, 43 Senior Play. I s ' Q. 4 5 it ,, .ng Mmwtt. MARTHA SMITH Glee Club l. 2. 3, 41 FHA Sec.-1: Stu- dent Council Treas. 41 Bus Capt. 2. 32 Hall Mon. Com. 3: Cbm. 4: Girl's Basketball Mgr. -11 Commercial Club 2, 3, 4: Eagle Reporter 3, 41 Li- brary Asst. 1, -1. JIMMY ROBFRTSON Bus Driver 5. flz Bus Capt. 1. 2: FFA l. 2. 3. Al: Fd.-inAChief Kim: Engle A13 V. Pros. Commerriul Club 43 GlCC Club l. 1. 3. -lp Bus Patrol 21 Commercial Club -lg Sr. Pluyg Hull blon- 2. 3. MARY LEE TUTTLE FHA 1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4g Class Sec. lg Rec. Sec. 2, 33 Class Queen 2, Home Coming Queen Att. 3: Com. Club 3, 4, Door Keeper Sr. Play, 45 Marshal 35 Ed.-in-Chief Annual 4. FRANK SMITH FFA 1, 2, 3, 4g V.-Pres 3, Pres. 4, Parl. Procedure Contest 3. 41 Cattle judging 2, 3, 4, Tool Iclent. 3, 43 Public Speaking 3, Delegate State FFA Conv. 3, Projectionist 1, 2, 3, 43 Bus Capt. 3, 4g Sr. Play, Annual Staff 4. ,ff Q ,Y 114 gww . I CARL SOUTHERN Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4: FFA 1, ?. 3, 4, Bus Patrol 35 Com. Club 4, 4-H 1, 2, Sr. Play Stage Mgr. MOZELLE TUTTLE Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Corn. Club 2, 3, 43 Sr. Play 43 Basketball jr. Varsity 21 Varsity 3, 43 Soft Ball 1, 2, 3. 4: Eagle Reporter 45 Library Asst. 25 Lunch room Cashier 4. SENIORS ffm.. 915 JOHN VVATTS FFA 1, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2. 4 Bus Patrol 33 Com. Club 2, 3: 4-H 1 jr. Varsity 1, 2, 3, Annual Adv. Mgr. 4. '-.if .Aa N'-5-' tg - 1... J -qv ,af ML-1. , ly 41 I We 4, ei? it-Q.. 4 .Kr 9 a,mw,, ffawmw 1 New 7 f A 1 x I S: SUPERLATIVES Mary Lee Turtle junior Grabs Alleen Fulk Toseph Kiser Bert All Round Mort Likely To Succeed Most Intelligent -M 4 e e 2 ' 1 K' 22 7 3 Q f . V 'Q ., 4 5' M- N 'lil' :W r ,A E f -- ..-:r .Q 55?-,V r - l Aileen Fulk V WHY Tllfflc Gnynell Bennett Junior Grabs Mort C0-Offeralfre Mor! Verrarile f 6 , SUPERLATIVES ,Q M f , X ji F4 y f ., Af.. f' f ' , 5 4 1- '21 4, f X ,' ,HZ 7 pf, 4 4 , nw 'fvw Merivale Newton Richard Newsome JCWCMCUC BOIQS Fred Ri6rS0n Beit Actor and Aclren' Old Mani and Old Bachelor 'ff Sf X Z HA, . A ,Q Martha Smith Dennis Hartgrove Eugenia Cox Lal-fy Kiser Be!! SPM! M oft Bafhful SUPERLATIVES Geraldine Moser Conrad Mabe Ben Looking Carol Byrd jfllm Xvurts Heil Dnzrfuzl Q R g Mary Lee Turtle Billy Turtle Mor! Original jo Anne East - Larry Riser QlllL'fc'.ff SUPERLATIVES :VG Mozelle Tuttle C. A. Hunsucker Peggy Hall Harold Boyles Bigger! Flirt and Biggest Wolf Bert Dixpruilion f , 'f 24 Carol Byrd Dale Newsome Geraldine Moser Billy Turtle Biggext Baby Moy! Muxical Annie Ruth Lynch Alton Lawson Peggy Hall Jmmy Robertson ff!! if fl! fy ff 1 ff! ' 'I 11151 2 1 f -Iewf,lnlcnL Bula ' lX1Lr,v1lL Nlwmn Irmk Smith f SUPERLATIVES Emodean Nance Billy Bob Barr Gaynell Bennett C. A. Hunsucker Mort Atfalvlic Nm! Popular Bobbie Jean Barr Robert Newsome Margaret Faye Baker Carl Soufhem Moxt Likely To Marry Friendlieft CLASS HISTORY In the year 1948, sixty-four timid boys and girls were directed to room number 4 and the Home Economics building with Miss Burtie Carroll and Mrs. Howell Patterson as home room teachers. We lost nine out of our sixty-four that year. Wayne Hall, K. T. Gillespie, Bobby Cromer, Jack Cromer, Ina Merritt, Margaret Browder, and Ray Sands quit school for unknown reasons. Virginia Martin and Treva Webster were the first to stop for marriage. The next year we were sophomores, and we were still in separate groups. Mrs. Pauline Dun- can and Mr. Odell Neal were our home room teachers. We were very proud to have Billy Bob Barr, Betty Newsome, and Emodean Nance make the basketball teams. Leo Holder, Patsy Boyles, Alvin Hill, Betty Newsome, and Virginia Payne dropped out of school. Our junior year meant the meeting of two separate classes in one large habpy class. We were now in the Library with Mrs. Clifton Stevens as our home room teacher. Before long. Bobby Gene Lawson, Janie Venable, Margie Duggins and Norma Jean Griffin had left us. Francis Spainhour and Mozelle Rutledge did not return from their sophomore year-the reason-matrimony. Mary Anderson Booe entered Salem Academy to continue her studies. Gaynell Bennett, a new student was gladly accepted by the Juniors. The Junior class sponsored the annual Halloween Carnival in October, 1950. to raise money for the junior-Senior Banquet. It was a great success, with lots of hard work-but a lot of fun also. Geraldine Moser of our class was elected queen for the second year. One of the high lights in our life occurred on the night of May 4. 1951. All dressed up in formal clothes, the Juniors. along with the Seniors and the faculty, gathered on the Balinese Roof of the Robert E. Lee Hotel in Winston-Salem for a banquet. Entertainment was presented bv the Dorminy Studio. Everyone wanted to learn to dance afterward! Everyone got home safely as far as we know-at least they all showed up at school the next day. When Commencement time rolled around C. A. Hunsucker. Bobbie jean Barr, Marv Lee Petree, Junior Grabs, and Annie Ruth Lynch were selected as marshals. We hated to see the Seniors go, but we were glad to take their place. The junior class party was given bv Mr. and Mrs. Bill Byrd and Mr. and Mrs. Golden Baker at the Y. M. C. A. Camp. Everyone had a grand time. Then in September, 1951. we at last took our seats in the Senior room with Mrs. Nell Voss as our teacher. Our class had then decreased to thirty-five who were looking forward to graduating in the Spring of 1952. We presented our Senior Plav in November in the King High School Auditorium. We selected a three-act comedy entitled No Foolin'. Our grade parents, Mr, and Mrs. Bill Byrd and Mr. and Mrs. Coley Hunsucker, gave us a Christmas party at the King American Legion Hut. Everyone enjoyed the fun and refreshments and seemed satisfied with their gifts. When we returned from the Christmas holidavs, we found that Marv Lee Perree had married Glenn Tuttle. It wasn't long until Geraldine Moser had changed her name by marrying Wayne Hall. The Senior Class received an invitation from Elon College in February asking us to attend their Anniual Senior Day. A group of 29 seniors along with Mr. Felts left on Wednesday. February 6 for their exciting trip to Elon. We arrived a little while before lunch, and began touring the Campus. We had a lot of free time to inspect college life and then we are supper in the dining hall. That night we attended the ball game between Appalachian and Flon. We left the College at 9:45 p. m. and around 11:30 p. m. a tired bunch of Seniors stepped off the bus in King. At the time of this writing, most of our four high school years are historv. only 3 short time remains until we shall receive our diplomas and vo our separate wavs. Then will renwafn onl memories of our ha t' h ' ' f y ppy imes spent etc together. Thus we part, all with high hopes for the uture. f,' M Wivmh 5, X QAM SENIOR SNAPSHOTS !7j,93L!6y J J 6 'L777' A425 H CM cp,-M 44,193 f N- , VL 5' V , V I ' :Q V , A arf My 4- f -A 1 , A 1, Q kj? N?.,?,, 5 Y: is -Y ,..,q. .QM . 2: A E A K 'v , N ,, , J. ' ' ' H, f f f 31 , Q .,.f, .gif N V ' My 2 W !? L '6 :gg 1 'ii A A W A W . , ',., I , ffvm ., ,,, , b A A V . ff ' X 5.5 fa 0 , A 7 ! 54 N V, 4 e , .gr ' 'Q'V'V' ' ...,.,,. ' Y M A. Y A 1 . 5 '-.. 1 - :I 5? , r 4,1 1. , .:..,, ,. ..,. V T WH .: ,, ,, dwfg-M 42W-AJ X L t' .-if 9 iff 'V I g - A, X f f , -we f Q-gag - ai, n f L A . af 4 1.516 ,: My W 2 Q If .. : -f E ...-- . N X wif 'iw ,- f:,,. f ,, XX Z 5 sk if 3 LMA LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT U WC, Ihr? C1835 of 1952, being about to pass out of this sphere of education, in full possession of aucramrned mind, well-trained memory, and almost superhuman understanding do make and publish this, our last will and testament. To the Faculty: To Mr. Felts: Many prosperous years in the new school building. To Mrs. Voss: A quie:er and more industrious senior class. To Mrs. Stevens: A larger and better library in the new building. To Mr. Neal: Some really tall basketball players. To Mrs. Duncan: A better physics class. To Mrs. Patterson: A group of girls that will keep the Home Economics department clean. To Mr. Lindler: A home room group with some girls in it. To Mrs. Newsom: The position of school treasurer without any classes. To Mr. Harmon: Plenty of subject matter to make good pictures. To Mrs. Gentry: A Glee Club that prefers singing to talking. To Miss Tuttle: Piano students who never leave their music at home. To the juniors: Mary Lee Turtle wills her position, Editor-in-Chief of the Annual, to Grace Westmoreland. Margaret Faye Baker wills her position as corresponding secretary of the Student Council to Naomi Wall. Martha Smith wills her position as Treasurer of the Student Council to Barbara Southern and manager of the girls' basketball team to Rebecca Watts. Gaynell Bennett wills her position as Recording Secretary to June Sisk. Eugenia Cox wills her second year French book to Geraldine Langford. Mozelle Tuttle wills her superlative of Biggest Flirt to Doris Ed- wards. Carol Byrd wills her superlative, Biggest Baby to Alleen Sams. Bobbie jean Barr wills the Lunch Room books to Pamelia Caudle and her big mouth to Annie Ball Priddy. Jo Ann East wills her superlative, quietest, to Mildred Nance. Merivale Newton wills her second year shorthand book to Barbara Harrison. Frank Smith wills his favorite seat on the front row to Billy Jessup. Jacob Loyd Baker wills his ability to keep the girls in chewing gum to Charles Vfestmoreland. Harold Boyles wills his cheerleaders suit to William Covington. Peggy Hall wills the position of corresponding secretary of the Senior Class to Edna Newsome and her tran- scripts in shorthand class to Betty jean Boyles. Annie Ruth Lynch wills her superlative, cutest, to Iessie Merritt. Alleen Fulk wills her position as a faithful library assistant to Mary Smith. jimmy Robertson wills the position of Editor-in-Chief of the King Eagle to Bobby Gravitt. Billy Bob Barr wills his basketball suit to Marvin Gentry. jeweldene Boles wills her ability to help anyone anytime to Martha Ann Burrow. Junior Grabs wills the position of President of the Student Council to Doris Barr. C. A. Hunsucket wills being the biggest wolf to Wimp Holder. Richard Nemsome wills being the best actor to Dan Nance. john Watts wills his job as advertising manager of the Annual to Rex Holder and Billy Wilson. Dale Newsome wills his ability to read to Jones Burrow. Billy Tuttle wills his ability to draw to Wilma Covington. joseph Kiser wills his ability to type with the Electric Typewriter to Alvin Watts. Larry Kiser wills his superlative, Most Bashful, to jack Booze. Conrad Mabe wills Nolan Redding the privilege of smoking in the smoking room. Alton Lawson wills his Plymouth to Harry Kirby. Emodean Nance wills her ability to play guard to Margaret Booze. Fred Rierson wills his best friend, Mr. Lindler. to Elbert Jessup. Robert Newsom wills his position, president of the Commercial Club, to Hight Ferguson. Geraldine Hall wills her ability to sing to Audrey Browder and her superlative, Best Looking, to Mary Ruth johnson. Dennis Hartgrove wills his ability to make the girls laugh to Marvin Tuttle. Carl Southern wills his ability to court in school to Reginald Kiser. To the School, in general, we leave our blessing. tender memories of our pleasant associations together, and a pledge of friendship from henceforth and forever. To this will, we, the Class of 1952, do set our hands and seal. SNAPSHOTS 7 n . ' 'ff M fmw J' ,.,f45ff..' ar-1 ff 1, f1'-',' 5 -MM ,f 'W ' 4 v ,Vx x , fx. it A K ..., - fd' s' C, V gi gulf' Ml wma J dk x.,..,f S ,se up ww . X,fy-5 I v , Mm , ' X . ,M J N . W 2 ff' WV Qs SNAPSHOTS w - -. 'y.. ' 1 Wh ' ,. 4 fm 'Q W ' vw- , 1 3' f . , Q , , lug -W f f: vw ' aw gwd6Q:1f+ if 'A F 7 X f 7 H AX . gf. X x Y as 9, f' 11.0, ,. 4. ,Q king. ,pw Q 4! - N x XN N535 S WWNW wg- 1, sw Nix 55'-5 Q0 is 510 3: wp- va 'QQ EE. SK SQ f e- 'fa f , . 2C4':X'fe FLOWER : American Beauty Rofe ., Hifi- .J , n if JUNIORS Q A V 4 41 r ' x ,.g. QQ f fe V 1 f QQ A W f r fl 5,1 J .X r ., . ,HCV gg MW - ,, ,.,. A 1' ,e1,.Aff',f ' iz' . lsfmf ,fig , C' ' fQfs:'A?:l1 if KV ,, Aj WWI: ' f-'1' 4472 , f M ya yy eg M 4, 1: 1 ' 54' . my-if --ff: H--f ff HA Mary Edna Smith Prexident ct well Ch arles Wesnnore Vice-President MOTTO : your part, there honor lie.r. ra, I,--.tx M land all the Bnrbara Southern Correfponfling Secretary CLASS COLORS: Grey and gfff viiiyx, . Marvin Gentry Q WS? 'K' f, Treaxurer 1 an .- ,L ihwxvf June Sisk Reporter 5.:.,.,, , 3 Navy Blue ,mm Lyn -NH' fgq JUS 192- fl K Dfw? P J Doris Jane Barr -4--any ,H , 4 7 f , 1 2 2 f M7 A f ff 4 :QQ . ,. W Hight Ferguson wmv r z .,. Ms! Theodore Fulk JUNIORS f, Nt -2 1'f : 'V i 5 i 7 ivunkhx , 'Xl V! K , ' 5 1' fi if jack Booze IIN 1:-.5 i 1 1 Audrey Browder .W 71+ gil' Wilma Covington If tx ,. 'UR ,fl , v '5w Margaret Lee Booze Jones Burrow 5 V Q Q, , I Q X in V ',,,,..,, .ff f I Q William Covington Betty Jean Boyles fi-W in .y-QNA M1 X fi Rex Holder Martha Burrow JUNIORS wk , -,,.- l JR- i 2 sf y K Y J y I D0riS Edwards Richard Holder Betty Sue Gibson IU 'Ui M-wand' 'way Harry Kirby Mary Ruth johnson Elbert Jessup ' 1 X I h .J ive ,cringe u- ' , W. ,rs 'W Vw Geraldine Langford Reginald Kiser Jessie Merritt f-9g A mfr-.,,. X W nr. ' ' wi- .1 Y ' Billy Jessup ex .W an nu.. ix. Q...-.i W, ,f b,.. A , ' Q .I ,, fy' X fl Barbara Harrison 'R 'Q Y P ij Dan Nance JUNIORS ll W!!! 5' -1 3 Akwo A Mildred Nance 'L 2 - QL ,Q . x K Q ,,,, 4 Qx 1 , 1 -.. f I f 9 Annie Belle Priddy 'in n ,1, Nolan Redding x WV X lx ,111 fvxi 1 ' X, , X ,yi Q 5 Mfr A9 sl a 50 1 az Alvin Watts IQ t N Edna Newsom ff Mia , WQGKW 7 . kg :Nl , WU we L J 4-5 W X og Allene Sams in in 'S Y Y'-N. dw Grace Westmoreland Billy Wilsfun Rebecca Watts Q 5 ma-. ix fi-. xx l in Marvin Turtle QE' i F 'in TN- , V! Jack Warts X.: -api uf ,ni , 'X , fb ,.. N. 1. X1 Q X'f.oQ3: 3 'l ' 1 fi l , 1 ' le R 4 Naomi XV.1ll :is I M-----ee ......., A , .ii 3 llui , l TENTH GRADE First row-B. Wans, J. Calloway, I. Kiser, M. Venable, E. Burrow, P. Moorefield, V. Slate. Second row-B. Newsom, F. Sizemore, A. Phillips, N. Boyles, G. Wans, T. Westmoreland. Third row-Mrs. Duncan, S. Lawson, D. Smith, R. Hamriclc, H. Voss, N. Venable. Fourth row-B. Harris, W. Hunsucker, D. Brown. Not in picture--I. Fulk, E. Lankforcl, P. Shelton, S. Turner. K mul ,gg-F223 W' X , W skim,-5 Q, WW -'ff' -- I-0fQ m5 Y ,g 'Q 1, , M ,g Sims . 1 If Humana Qi gg misses sf, 3, ,.- 'sniff ,balgmnami , me r .L -A HQ ' ' .,.,,. .. N I , wit ,.' , V V 1 F ' 2 N tw-View , , so 'J ga- -.. WF: 'fi f.. 2e .311- i s TENTH GRADE First row-N. Burrow, B. Long, B. Thomas, V. Stewart. B. McGee, M. Smith, I. Duegins. Second row-K. johnson, R. Moser, C. Brown, C. Hall, M. Boyles, J. Cranfield, M. Spain- hour, J. Bennett. Third row-Mr. Neal, C. Fulk, S. Petree, J. Moser, R. Robertson, C. Jennings, R. james, J. Burrow. -W ss.. 1 5 F-3 . H . ft X '0 -4' Qx l s I .. i S RQ In l rf F , IE R 6 , 1 Q aXfw.:.:---s-.:- Mawr. A: . , 0 .,,fs,,sbmY5fT .ff 1 ' First row-M. Turtle, P. Moore, L. Lankford, B. NINTH GRADE , Marshall, D. Whitman, B. Holder. Second row--Mrs. Patterson, F. Westmoreland, G. Tuttle, O. Barnes, C. Barber, J. Bennett, T. Thomas. Third row-B.. Cardwell, A. Boyles, P. Bennett, Fourth row-B. Wall, M. Gibson, V. Tuttle, M. '- ' W- lriliuxinn E. Smith, M. Johnson, E. Covington. Smith, N. Hunter, S. Bowden - .g ss, A sw , 3 l -if-Z- , ii ymam - .. gm S i 'im 51.7 1- :. ' T ' ' iwmfaaai f an I , H 1 l I X fx., mv r W A ff-- Q r ' f , , , , , , ' R v',,,g Xe, 2 , ' NINTH GRADE First row-J. Boyles, H. Barr, j. Boyles, D. Lawson, J. Hartgrove, J. Baker, F. Thomas, B. Southern, G. Mabe, Mr. Lindler. Second row-L. Baker, O. james, F. Alley, J. Bolejack, J. Smith, J. Turtle, R. Shouse, R. Lawson, W. Harris. Third row-I. Henderson, l. Tucker, D. Robertson, J. Fulk, W. Turner, J. Lawson, G. Mabe, G. Kiser. fiwkw-5, Qgw GA NI ZATI 4 ,l .hz 1 -Sqiifgw' - A x , ,Vi 4 ' Q ai XHQWEW , 1 , F 'ANL , O PIANO DEPARTMENT MISS VIOLA TUTTLE, Imtractor if N . W ,5 ' MM f I: L MHZ W' w1,,,p,LA Q Q 2 i fa gl J ff W f,n 2 H IGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB MRS. WORTH GENTRY, Director PERMELIA QAUDLE' Afcompanifz 20, mf '1- ff-'Qs f v W.. 0 M y X if , if ? N r i .N I 'no ,pf fax fa ' . X Q if fa ui i',.,-545 1 ua.. , fx - ' QR M- , 3 3 Z Q67 Q , Q, +452 , ti-. 14: 6 1, 5 nf' ' WWW W 'M ll, g J 425 K Doris Jail? Baff O. O. Grabs, Jr. Martha Smith Vue-Prexzdent Prendent Treasurer I Gaynell Bennett Margaret Faye Baker Recordmg Seffffllfy Correrponding Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL W li Seated: Mrs. Newsom, Advisor, Gaynelle Bennett, Doris jane Barr, Junior Grabs, Margaret Baker, Martha Srnirh. Standing: Naomi Wall, Otis James, Ilene Kiser, Bobbie Joe Harris, Peggy Hall, Sherman Petree, Charles Westmoreland, Mary Ruth Spainhour, C. A. Hunsucker, Frances Westmore- land, Frankie Alley, Patsy Moore. STUDENT COUNCIL Our- big purpose this year has been to keep some activity, program, etc., before the pupils all the time. Early in the fall, at the Stokes County Fair, we sponsored several school projects. Six blue ribbons came to our school. In November, we were asked by the American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary to place special emphasis on November as Americanism month. During our Americanism Religious Week. we conducted devotional for the high school in the auditorium each morning. We sponsored a special Armistice Day program on the Monday after Armistice Day, paying special tribute to World War I and Il veterans, who were out guests that morning. We developed a system for grading rooms and each grade, in turn, is responsible for cleaning the auditorium. A committee was appointed to keep the first-aid room clean and attractive. We also have a committee to keep the office clean. We sponsored a Talent Show in November. We made about 3240, with which we have bought a public address system for the auditorium. The athletic committee has decorated the gym with posters and school colors for every game. They put forth much effort to get publicity for our ball games. They have also kept attractive bulletin boards in the gym. The cheerleaders have helped us with our no smoking and sportmanship problems, and we think the effort put forth was very successful. The athletic committee also sponsored a special program at our first ball game to introduce players and officials. This committee also sold ads to two local business concerns for money that was used to have schedules of our basketball games printed. We organized a hall monitor committee, but with the grades and the high school using doors at all times of the day, it is very difficult for this committee to operate smoothly. We can't say that this committee has been too successful. The publicity committee sends our school news, King Kracksf' to the county papers each week. This committee also keeps the hall bulletin boards up to date and attractive. At the beginning of school a committee was appointed to work out a plan for Chapel each Tuesday morning. Each grade was in charge one week for the first semester. The last semester was planned for clubs and organizations. During the week of Christmas, the Council asked for a few minutes in the home rooms each morning for devotional. The Council decided that all who averaged 95 and above should be exempted from mid-term exams. We were very pleased that this was approved by our faculty and principal. The American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary presented an American Flag and pole to our school. The Council assisted with the presentation ceremonies on March 14. We are now planning a Home-Coming Day, which will be April 5. We plan to help the Alumni form an association. In years to come they will plan the events when they want them. Ar the present writing our columns at the entrance of school grounds have not been started- but we do have a promise they will be finished by Home-Coming Day. Our Council voted to join the N. A. S. C. We have received several helpful magazines from the National Association and a beautiful certificate of membership. Several of the Council officers are looking forward to the Western District, North Carolina Student Council Congress at Forest City, April 18 and 19. Wfe plan to again sponsor the May Day Program the first day of May. Our Countil and school has been honored this year-O. O. Grabs, jr., out Council president, han served as president of the first Stokes County Schools Student Council. He has performed his many duties well, and we are very proud to have served on various projects with him. The Student Council wishes junior much success. Ably assisted by our sponsor, Mrs, Newsom, we, as representatives of our student body, have attempted to co-operate with pupils and faculty in promoting more interest and better school spirit among pupils and better relationship and understanding among all school personnel. The year l95l-52 has been a busy--yet gratifying-year! .-.--.-1-...-q-...Q-.-..-...... fm- y,..,-- 0-- , , , , 7,-,ffm you H fi 2' ' 'W as ----M-. annum awww www mmm, , f fy I y f ' mum: ,, 2 M xv W . 1 f X ,J f, . 92 If A f fl' ww ,Q , ' f f f 1 f I Q ' ,wp-rg wi 4,1 'fp ivy V , , 1 I , if M 2 f 2 f, 4,ff'C I 1 ' i I' 'f ,g,WQf,,' , ' f , , , fi, f 3 ,g V CCMMERCIAL CLUB 'lm 9' M ff?- M...- -4 rw , OFFICERS Barbara Southern, Secrefaryg Robert Newsome, Prexiderztf Annie Ruth Lynch, Treafurerp jimmy Robertson, Vice-Prexident 4 r r Q53 3 , ,. K 9Wf,Q--ph 'l '1 NQYN' X x s 4 E K X as-cy Pv Q A X .sf 0 s. v-. ,am J S 'S 5 - 1-Lg i 'www . K -1- E , - 1 X , 4 1 'V I Q ri 'Q SS r, ' s E . ,,,., X1 t-26 .5. ,,,,.: in h t ::, -:,:---: QQQI- A W A , Q 'SW' V . 1 , . LUNCH ROOM PERSONNEL Mrs. Boyles Mrs. Reynolds Mrs. Southern Mrs. Rurnley Mrs. Hall EAGLES STAFF From rmv-Bobble .lc-an Barr, Pcggy Hall, jimmy Robertson, june Sisk, Doris jane Barr, Second row-Carl Southern, josr.-ph Kiscr, Conrad Mabe, Edna Newsome. l - S: i fi-1 - - - W it :S X i - - - Si ALLURE ff f LIBRARY ASSISTANTS Sitting: Margaret Baker, Geraldine Moser, Alleen Fulk. Standing: Elsie Lankford, Annie Bell Priddy, Mary Smith, Mrs. Stevens, Virginia Tuttle, Marth Smith, Ilene Kiser, Gaynell Tuttle, Mary Sue Smith. 1 W Y ' 0 w ff , x N4 I No F. I-LA. W? Y fw- '7- ' A R X if' . A gesfiaqi , if 'V :AA i b K F 1 ... OFFICERS Geraldine Hall, .Surry l.Lm!ur,' Mary Ruth Spninlmur, lMrlian1c11mriaf1,' Martha Smith, Sefrelaryg Vunnic blue, llmffmm, Anne l'I11llips, l'n.m!w11,- juanim Duggms, Hfxlomwf Grace Westnmorelanxi, Vlfe-l'rc',mfvmy Margaret luyc Iiakur, 'l'rz'u.wnur. ff- Q 'S 1 'Al' K F.F.A. OFFICERS Joseph Kiser, Treaturery Richard Newsome, Vice-Presidentf Frank Smith, Presidentp Charles Westmoreland, Reporterg Robert Newsome, Secretary. 1, NO FOOLINH SENIOR PLAY WML. 5 , . , L3 4 Y v :h 1 ' . w,W.fJ F, ' , ' www , f' W '4' f V' im in-0 'UN mv' N' ' N24 x:Zl': :j:5q,'- p..,:i,. 0 ,I 6 ' E, r ' Hr. , wh S x if my ff 4 . M -gf Q r as f - H . 'M ',:ygr.w. 2 gs sf',ig75Sv- ' - Finns, m,. A..VL,1 1 Xfff ' 2 ww sg , Z a 2 ' ,gl yi 4' f I ' ' ? L x' k 9, wflf' y f kilfthfgm ' ,. ' W' A 'ff as 'dj 1 rj . ', ,ff 5 i rl, . ' H 3 ,N 4 r 1 , n.L, rw f ' -- L J, ., gr, I v A 'Q -J,-M, ! OFM PLANNING HOME-COMING DAY ,ze- .hal Seated--Doris jane Barr, june Sisk, Mrs. Newsom, Advisorg junior Grabs, and Gaynell Benneri. Standing-C. A. Hunsucker, Jimmy Robertson, and Frankie Alley. BUS DRIVERS Check Bowden Jim Southern Turk Wagoner Lonnie Boles Joseph Kiser Jimmy Robertson Nolan Reddings gy n' ' 1 1 X wx 'L .X Conrad Mabe Voyr Jones Larry Kisgf Rav James King H' 11 y cl G' E pd ' -W--vm-. 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CLS I GTB OU-lg I - W 3 Q Q ' 0 o f I u ,J 14, iff Z-Tw , . , A , 1 , D EH-1 Features Twm Bull OI C mr tty ' . I ,, 5' f' I K' Q GIRLS BASKETBALL Front row-Mozelle Tuttle, Mary Ruth johnson, Emodean Nance, Grace Westmoreland, Margaret Booze, Edna Newsome, Second row-Mary Edith Smith, Nancy Jo Boyles, Melva Sue Boyles, Faye Sizemore, Doris Edwards. Third row-Mrs. Voss, Coachg Anne Phillips, Doris jane Barr, Norma jean Burrow, Martha Smith, Manager. KING OPPONENT 17--..--.........-........Children's Horne ....................-...............25 1 1-........-...---..-....,..-.---Francisco ...-.. ..... ...--...........-..-.........-.16 .----..- .,.. .....--....Mineral Springs -.........-.----...-....-24 .--.--....-...a-....-----...-,Germanton .--..--...-........----........-......14 ,--.- ,.,....... -L .... i......--.Jonesville ....-...--....-..-----.............---.-..52 Francisco ..,. L.....--.........-...............-,...,l6 .,..--.-.-....-..-...-...-......-,..Walnut Cove .--.--,-..---..-,..,-.-..-,-.-.--.25 ...-..-----.-.-........,---..Germanton ..,. -L..-...-., ..... ...-......--...-.16 ' 30 jonesville .... -.-....-.......-...-- ,... ......-..-L-..-. 22 54 25 21 ..... -..--,-.--....- .... 27 42 30. .... -...,.-.--.-..,----LM 38 --.--...-.L,.----.-...-,....Walnut Cove ..-.. .... -----... ...... -L......-.27 35. ,......,... -..L ,......., ... ....,.,. -..Pinnacle .L .......... --.--.........-----..-....----,.33 30...--.- ...... --.--....-.----L.Nancy Reynolds -L ........ -.--.-- .... ..,------....27 41 .,...... .... - ..- ..., .--.-......--L.Sandy Ridge .... - ...... ..-,.--- .... - .... ..... . ...,..25 31 ...,... ..... .....,...,..,. --L.----..Pinnacle ........,... E .,,... - ..... ,,.,,-,---,.-,.,,,.34 34. .... -- - ......, -.-..-..- -.-.Nancy Reynolds L..--.....-L-,-,...,,.--..--,.,,,..24 32 ......... ., ,..... - ..L..,,..... Children's Home .... .,,--- ,.,..., --.,.,.,, .,... ,,.,,..41 37 ..... L ....... ...,. L .L----... Sandy Ridge .....,.,..., L.,,.,--,,,...,.,,,,,-,,.,-,W22 22 ........ ........ L ..- .,,.. -..Walkertown .., ..,..,.. LL---L,,,,,.,,L.,.,-.--,27 46 ..... L ................, East Bend .,.............,.. L.,,-.,L ..L, L----md-.-.37 STOKES COUNTY TOURNAMENT 59 ...... ...,.. , . .,.....,.. Germanton ................ W..- ...... - ....... ,LL .... -.-..12 35 ...... . ,... .... W alnut Cove ..........,.,., - .....,..,............ ,.,....r 1 9 36. .... ....... N ancy Reynolds ..... - ......, - .,r..,.....,.... 28 705 572 BOY'S BASK ETBALL Front row--Wesley Hunsuclcer, Robert Robertson, Bobby joe Harris, C. A. Hunsucl-:er junior Grabs. Q Back row--Mr. Neal, Coachg Billy Bob Barr, Marvin Gentry, Dan Nance, Richard Holder Richard Newsome, Dennis Hartgrove. KING OPPONENT 43 ........ - ...... - ....... ...- ........ ----.Children's Home ..... .,,,,,,, , 31 54 ' 31 .-----..----.--.-----------..--.--..------.Francxsco ,.,,.,-.--.--- 42 ........ -- ........ - ..................... , Mineral Springs ..... ,,-,,,, . 39 62 .................... - ............ -M .,..,, Germanton ........,..., ,,,,, 2 4 38 ........ ---mm ....... - ........... ,jonesville ........,.,, ,,,,r,,,, 5 2 61 ............. .. ............. .... - ....., F rancisco ,,............... ...,..,,v 2 6 63 .......... a------- .......... .-- ..... Walnut Cove .... - ..,.... 57 . ............. E ................ ........ , Germanton -. .... ....,.. 28 29 63 ,..................... -M ................. Jonesville ........ - ..,,,....,,-, 37 68, ......... .. ................... ........, W alnut Cove ...... .,,,, 2 9 72 ,............. --- ..... - ............ .. .... Pinnacle ........,.....,.. ..,,,, 3 5 77 ....,............ --- ..... - .............. .Nancy Reynolds ,......., ,,Vv, , 14 116 ,..., -,.. .......... - ....... - ............. Sandy Ridge ......,. - ........ ,..,..,., 4 2 91 .,,.. -.- ..... ---... ........,...,....,... Pinnacle ..........,.,,.,. wwV,,, , 18 82 ,...v....,.. - .....,........,.. , ......... Nancy Reynolds ........,..,,.. ,,,,,, 1 8 501 ,..,.... - .........., ,, ................. Children's Home ............,,,. ,r,,,1, 4 7 71 ,,,,,,,,,,,,,.......,...,.,. .....,,. . Sandy Ridge ..........., ,-.-- .,...,, ,,1,,, 3 1 62 mn, ,,,,,, -2- ,,,,,.,,,,.,, ,..,..., , Wallcertown ....,..,..,.,.,,....,.,, ,-V1v , 5 5 68,2 ,,,,,,... , ...,..,,.. - ...............i East Bend ..., - ....... - ...... - .....,. ,,,,,1, 3 7 MARCH OF DIMES KING OPPONENTS 5 1 --,,,,.. .. ........ - ........ .......,, W elcome ................ ,,,-,,,A,,,, 6 0 STATE RACE 5 1 -,,,,,,,, - ....... .............. A Draper ........................,....... - ,,..... -,,--- 5 2 STOKES COUNTY TOURNAMENT 91 ,.-,,,-,.,,, ,-----,.----------- ...... Pine Hall ............ ----- ......,... ,UMW 32 64, ,---,,,,,,,.,,. ..,, - ..................... F rancisco ,,,........... - ...,,.,, -,,,A,,, 5 1 77 -,--- ,,-,, ,..... -- ..... --... ....., Walnut Cove ----- ,....... 1,,,,- A W 52 1574 830 GHUJSBASKETBALL ' Basketball season for 1951-52 opened not with a bang, but with a big question mark in the minds of all concerned. Eight players were missing from last yea.r's squad. Other teams in the county were rejoicing that six-foot Sally Meadows had graduated, along with our other two fast starting forwards-Lorraine Robertson and Nell Baker, and our tallest guard, Phoebe Manring. In addition, Rachel Burge, Sybil Sizemore, Peggy Hall, and Norma jean Griffin were gone from last yea.r's reserves. Led by Ernodean Nance, who was playing guard for her third consecutive year, and Edna Newsom, who shared first team guard honors with Mary Ruth johnson last year, the guard situa- tion was soon well in hand. They were joined by Melva Sue Boyles, who played like a veteran although it was her first year on the squad. Margaret Booze, playing her second year led the reserve guards. Doris Edwards, Faye Sizemore, and Anne Phillips donned the Red and Black for the first time. Many times the guards were assisted by Mary Ruth Johnson Know a forwardl. Her height and rebounding helped greatly when we met up with a tall forward or a hook-shot artist. These girls consistently held opposing teams to relatively low scores. You couldn't ask for a better set of guards! For a while our forwards suffered from first year-itis, because practically all of them were inexperienced. Mozell Tuttle and Grace Westmoreland saw limited action last year. Newcomer Nancy Jo Boyles, shooting left-handed, proved to be the highest scorer of the team. Mary Ruth Johnson did well in the pivot and added to the score with her hook-shot. The third spot at forward was sometimes filled by Mozell Tuttle, whose specialty was long shots: sometimes bv Grace Westmoreland, whose height aided her in 'udropping them in from almost any angleg and some- times by freshman Mary Edith Smith, a scrappy player that shows much promise. Doris ,lane Barr, an excellent passer, and Pee Wee Burrow, another good set-shot, rounded out the team. To make a long story short-after a slow start due partly to stage fright. these girls wound up the season by winning the Stokes County Championship for the sixth consecutive year. Three members of the team-Emodean Nance, Mary Ruth Johnson, and Nancy jo Boyles made the All- County Tournament Team. Emodean Nance and Mozell Tuttle are the only Seniors in our squad of fourteen. So, we give fair warning-Look out, future teams, for the Red and Black from King! The team would like to thank Martha Smith. manager, for a job well done. Orr thanks also to Mrs. Newsom, scorekeeper: Bobbie lean Barr. assistant scorer' and Nr, Kye, time keeper. Our deep appreciation for the splendid work of the cheerleaders, led by June Sisk. To Mrs. Voss-our coach: The team of 1952. the teams of all past years. and the basketball fans-wish to express their gratitude for hours so unselfishly spent in reaching the funflamentals of basketball and sportmanship to the girls' basketball teams of King High School, With her faith in the girls, her patience. and her thorough knowledge of the game, we can easily understand why we are so proud to be The Stokes County Champions for the sixth consecutive year! BOYS'BASKETBALL Our boys? basketball team this year has really soared like the EAGLE for which our team is named, averaging over 65 points per game, for all games played. From last year's team we missed Roy Lee Harris, one of the best b ll l 1 King, if not the bestg Dean Robertson, Orbin Kiser, and Bill Wans-ill ljirigegallviullagirs azlvhzli helped make our last years team great, had graduated, as had reserves Doyle Cromer Sherrill Gray Hall, and Boonie Whitman. From the old team only Bobby joe Harris remailned. l Y However, the reserves played almost as much as the varsity during last season. and that ex- perience really helped. Time came for -Mr. Neal to pick the team. Bobby Joe Harris, Billy Bob Barr, C. A. Hunsucker, Dan Nance, and Wimp Holder got the nod for first team They were pushed however b lunio grabs, Dicky Newsom, Robert Robertson, Wesley Hunsucker, Dennis Hartgrove, ahdylviarvirli entry. These boys proved themselves good ball handlers, and excellent shots from almost any angle on the floor. In many games their percentage for long shots was better than for crip shots. They usually scored almost at will. Mr. Neal could run in all the reserves and still have a high score. Our boys were undefeated during the regular season. They lost a March of Dimes game to a strong Welcome team, who went on to win the State A Race. They also lost to Draper by a l point margin in a State Race game. For the fifth time in the last six years our boys brought home the Stokes County Trophy. This fact gives evidence that our teams have certainly done well, and have been well coached. Where else could you find a coach with the know-how, patience, and ability of Mr. O. T. Neal? Although we lose Seniors C. A. Hunsucker, who was our highest scorer this seasong Billy Bob Barr, who with C. A. made the County All-Star Teamg Junior Grabs, Dicky Newsom, and Dennis Hartf grove, we predict for 1952-53 another strong team for King. CHEERLEADERS Left to right--Harold Boyles, Mary Sue Tuttle, Peggy Hall, June Sisk, Chiefg Wilma Covington, Patsy Shelton, and Billy Jessup. BASEBALL TEAM . - '-'ffnii It S--.. A :aged U: 3 f Ynutunilll 1 2? 2 Annu-'sun-I 3 1 if 51'.Ifnn L'-5: ' ' ::l-211: 1 I 5-111 tx111i 2 1:31111 - '-41'-12:-'Z 111131 5 325'-:i31'1'2 'u-u'-'25-'TH'-2 :'25. '-I'2'-? ' l Ex.-l'.eY.. ' an- I Z N ll , J! A A W' wa ,f l 3 W L ' A' K it Left to right-C. A Hunsucker, Charles West- Left to rieht-C A. Hvmsucker C'l-urls Wes:- rnoreland, and Bobby Joe Harris. moreland, Wesley Hunsucker, and Bobby Joe Har ris. X055 i f . , s ' ' A 'A' ' 1 mm, .Q A ' X . .- ., Md, , s :u ' '2f'l of ' ' .ww W i an A ' mm ,te l . i 1 'B min' ,Avis A XXQCQY f? I 6, w . ., . W fl'll - f's -A .. f - E . V , A .... ' .,, K' I xg X rx gf, , G, dwg 1 2 wi! isis? X :Q y I 3 : A Q15 Wil' . X I l 't txt, I l f f,5isf,l 0 ,f . Xml.- X x g . f ar . f - l 5 50 1 K X f X ' Q ' I R X I E g A 'K I A ' z wi lig ning: vnmunif' l Front row- Pete Shouse, Teddy Wesunoreland, Joe Boleiack, Rex Holder, and C. A. Hunsucker. Second row-Wesley Hunsucker, Bobby joe Harris, Charles Westmoreland, Bud Covington, and Robert Robertson. Third row-Mr. Neal, Coachg Billy Wilson, Don Robertson, Harry Kirby, john Warm, and Richard Norman. ELEME fl Julia Roberts F irfr G nzde - ,V H' .ml-A 1- l in A xi Jessie F, Garner Second Grade Nw Eulalia Brandon Thin! Grade TAR N. 4 W S N T X Eloice Hutcherxs Agnes S. Stewart Firxt Grade Firxt Grade fv Vx Alma S. Barr Ellie L. Boyles Second Grade Third Grade 13 - i X A Jessie V. Carson Doris N. Matthews Fnlzrlb Grmfe Fourth Cfmje ELEMENTARY FACULTY Licla P. Hutchins Fifzh Grade zz' 0. f wi. Ethel S. Moore Rebecca R. Moser Fink Grade swf? Grade , - Z ' ' A 2' V ' ' l . j 9 f , fx? 715, X ff: X is Randie M, Lewig Frances S. Kiser Clara Helsabeck Sixzb Grade Seventh Grade Sevenrb Grade Lulia Whitaker S evevzlb Grad-'I 1 MNMK 'B X an l Hoyle Kye Harriet M. Beasley Eizblh Grade Eigbzb Grade t- ff 5 .pw Z ' M -V Q M9 20539 ZEN ww fm3 PM RY il ma an El 71 IC H If - 'fiat .www 7-as Nw WN? ww 'Ex-TA W.. FIRST GRADE First row-J. Bennett, B. Southern, D. Lawson, M. James, J. Redding, J. Kreeger, j. Watson, J. Webster, J. Bovender. Second row--J. Grubb, C. Adkins, G. Barber, P. Edmonds, F. Stewart, C. Brandon, B. L Gravely, R. Brown, R. Thomas. Third row-J. Dalton, D. Browder, R. Bennett, D. Shelton, M. A. Gentry, W. Grubb, J. Shore, S. V'all, M. Laudermilch. Fourth row-Miss Hutchens. 1. Lwson, M. Talbert, F. Collins, G. Gentry, M. J. Turtle, J. Snider, E. Fulk, W. Slate, B. Watson. f gt s 5 .. 3 so l 4 C ,. . FIRST GRADE First row-M. Craddock, D. Long, D. Smoot, j. Barr, W. Davis, P. Kiser, R. Binkley, N. Hall, J. Mickey, V. Boyles, K. Gordon, B. Love. Second Row-T. Wootl, K. Robertson, j. Atwood, D. Southern, L. Watson, A. Southard, S. Newsome, B. Robertson, H. Priddy, B, Mickey, H. Parris, G. Smith. Third row-Mrs. Stewart, T. Wliite, K. Edwards, J. C. Marshall, E. Browder, J. Gibson, A. Wall, D. G. Shropshire, C. Fulk, F. Barr, T. W. Priddy, S. Southern. ga-at -W ffl as 'H mm!! T wanna f t , . as WZ? W WWW? 'WQ ,Q sf 2. . ga ,, ,.'X4 .2 1 f f T , f FIRST GRADE E t, A. Craddock, D. Gordon, D. Bennett, L. Ayers, First row-Miss Roberts, J. Dwiggins, J. as M. Gordon. ' kl M. Wall, B. Martin, S. Covington. Second row-L Voss, J. Southern, D. Bennett, S. Sptm e, I 93 gjyww W -,. SECOND GRADE First row-S. Johnson, K. Kiser, B. Kiser, L. Stone, N. Palmer, N. Smith, N. Duggins, M. McGee, C. Barr. Second row-G. Watts, C L. Shouse, F. D. Brown, T. Tuttle, B. Kirby, G. Kirby, B. L. Calloway, G. Boyles, S. Williams, B. Bennett. ' . . D ' , J Third row--W Goff, J. Thomas, J. L. Boleyack, D. Coe, L. Coe, F Denny, J uggins N Ce, S. Pulliam, 1. Meadows. . . . R an F th row-Mrs. Garner, J. Pulliam, L. Painter, D. Lynch, C. Grubbs, B. Smith, B. Moorefnji Collins, W. Tuttle, J. Marshall, R. L. Lawson. I X X E SRF' MBE SEN Wi SECOND GRADE First row-V. Burrow, L. Mabe, J. Mabe, W. Long, R. S. George, K. Lawson, J. V. Boles A. Covington, 1. Southern, R. Thomas, Mrs. Barr. Second row-S. G. Gordon, B. Watts, R. Ashby, J. Smith, E. Voss, D. R. Newsom, B. Ayers R. Marshall, C. Smith, B. Westomoreland. Third row--V. Lawson, R. Burrow, K. Hartgrove, j. Smith, N. J. Hall, T. Love, N. A. Turtle W. Sprinkle, J. Smith, 1. Tedder, E. Bennett. Fourth row--N. Cain, T. Dodson, B. J. York, J. Brandon, A. Collins, L. G. Bennett, J. Moon D. Bowles, E. Robertson, J. Byrd. -i....T.iKw , A . , .ya B.. W .rf -1. sms... Q65 gm A THIRD GRADE FifSf r0w-R- Cl'21ddOCk, J. Newsom, H. Bennett, B. Long, A. Burner, C. Smith, P. XVa1l, M. Carroll, R. Turtle, T. Browder. Second row-P. Duggins, I. East, N. Carroll, T jones, B. Moore, J. Calloway, I. Boyleg, B, Mabe, J. Johnson, G. Barber, Miss Brandon. Third row-B. Spainhour, L. Holder, B. S. Brown, L. D. Douglas, R. Gordon, D. Hartgrove B. McGee, B. R. Binkley, L. Redding. Fourth row-K. Garnet, R. Bennett, P. Slawter, D. East, E. j. Smith, J. Lankford, S. Shouse, E. Henderson, D. Snider, P. Lytle. wav 1. 4 TH I RD GRADE Front row, left to right-J. Burner, G. Robbins, G. Southern, B. Tuttle, M. Lawson K. Smith D. Southern, W. Burrow, M. Dodson. y Y Second row-N. Moser, M. Smith, C. Voss, W. Kiger, E. Martin, L. Calhoun, E. Ashburn G. Tuttle, V. Ayers, S. Southern. I Third row-B. Stone, B. Southern, G. Houser, L. Cox, N. Collins, D. Smith, B. Neal, L. Gibson, B. Atwood, L. Adkins. Fourth row-J. Boyles, E. Moser, D. Fulk, F. Southern, L. Slate, P. Henderson, D. Webster K L. Thomas, J. Marshall, N. Gravely, Mrs. Boyles. I ln L A , I FOURTH GRADE First row-S. Barr, C. Burrow, B. Hall, E. Middleton, M. Swisher, J. Johnson, G. Venable R' Mgdiiind row-E. Bennett, J. Felts, L. Watts, J. johnson, R. Newsome, R. Warts, O. Cranfill, L. Nance, L. Smith, Mrs. Matthews. Third row-R. D. Boyles, E. Griffin, R. Tucker, J. Waus, O. B. Brown, P. Smith, N. J. Barr, N. Bennett. Q u Fourth row-D. White, J. W. Duggms, J. Snider, B. Martin, J. McGee, J. Brandon, G. Flippin, J. Smith, D. Fulk. FOURTH GRADE First row-G. Warner, 1. Voss, J. Kiser, C Moser, V. McGee, B. Wall, L. Brown, P. Cox A. Gordon. Second row-J. Mabe, L Denny, J. Slate, S. Bennett, S. Fulk, W. Wall, N. Southern, I. Epperson. Third row-A. Webster, H. Gentry, J. Tuttle, J. Craddock, B. Cromer, E. Booze, S. Boyles, Miss Carson. Fourth row-J. B. Ashburn, J. Mabe, C. Pulliam, B. Sands, J. Webster, W. Culler, D. Tuttle D. Cardwell, D. Smith. HFTH GRADE First row-D. Marshall, F. McKnight, B. Browder, B. Wilson, W. Southern, K. Hall L Robbins, B. Long, Mrs. Hutchcns. ' l Second row-T. Cobler, D. R. Smith, F. Bnrlgctt, D. Bolt-s, L. M. Lawson, L. Cox, C. Callo- way, S. Southern, M. Loggins. Third row-T. Newsome, B. Cain, -I. Tctldcr, M. Gibson, T. Cox R. Middleton, 1. Boyles T. Bennett. ' Fourth row-D. Boylcs, D. Stone, D. Kiser, P. Carroll, B. Bennett, N. M. Moon, S. Painter R. Sands, J. Vaughn. ' f? QXEH JJ., 1, FIFTH GRADE First row-L Boyles, W. Smith, 1. Wolff, S. Merritt, A. Brown, J. Johnson, R. Carroll, J. Voss, G. Duggins. Second row-B. Newsom, J. Moser, P. Binkley, L. Moser, P. McGee, A. Fulk, J. Anderson, T. Hutchins, N. White, E. Mabe. Third row-H. Mabe, A. Cox, H. Slate, W. Searcy, S. Hill, 1. Hunter, A. Smith, A. F. Cocker- ham, Mrs. Moore. Fourth row-D. Fulk, N. Calloway, N. Westmoreland, F. Watts, E. Goff, S. Lawson, M. Fulk, B. Palmer, L Robertson. SIXTH GRADE First row-L. Hall, M. Bennett, R. Love, 1. Smoot, D. Tuttle, M. E. jones, R. Thomas, D. Laudermilch, H. Baker, C. Thomas, Mrs. Moser. Second row-B. Lawson, L. Calloway, 1. Lankford, J. E. Moser, L. L. Hall, R. Scott, K. Spainhour, W, johnson, P. Wall, G. Kirby, B. Covington. Third row-E. Snider, 1. Caudle, C. Marshall, V. Fulk, V. Brown, J. Thomas, M. Teague, F, K, Rumley, W. Sizemore, A. Barneycastle. f'Id SIXTH GRADE First row-C. Holder, A. M. Marshall, R. A. Marshall, V. Morefield, J. Lynch, O. Lankford, Jr., J. Barr, L. Gordon, Mrs. Lewis. icecond row-A. F. Boyles, J. Robertson, P. L. Cain, M. Wall, J. Tuttle, L. Lawson, P. Smith, J. Fu . Third row-L. Newsome, A. James, H. R. Bennett, R. Jones, B. Nance, S. Bennett, B. Mabe, S. Boyles. Fourth row-L. Epperson, B. Southern, I Boyles, M. R. Smith, P. Newsome, L. Lawson, R. Slate, B. Johnson. SEVENTH GRADE First row-Miss Whitaker, V. Tuttle, E. D. Bennett, R. Bennett, D. Henderson, D. Bennett, H. Webster, D. Fulk. Second row-F. Kapp, K. Lawson, P. D. Hall, R. Boyles, L. Mabe, J. Jessup, D. Lawson, A. Mabe. V , SEVENTH GRADE Front row, left to right--F. Gordon, K. Dodson, A. Mabe, B. Minnick, F. Southern, P. Hunter, K. Burrow, P. Patterson, D. Smith. Second row--B. Smith, B. Law, G. Burrow, D. Tucker, F. Binkley, J. Covington, M. Boyles, B. Shore, Mrs. Kiser. Third row-H. Holder, J. L. Tucker, W. Bennett, D. Love, B. Watts, C. jones, R. Smith, P. Davis. SEVENTH GRADE Front row, left to right-B. J. Mabe, B. Middleton, V. Moser, K. Smith, M. J. Coe, J. Covington, B. Smith, K. Burrow. Second row-G. Voss, M. Hinkley, P. New, M. A. Gibson, S. Thomas, J. Culler, L. Falken- berry, W. Hunter, F. Thomas. Third row--R. Bennett, A. Hayes, B. Wall, G. White, T. Griffin, R. Vest, P. White, O. Rierson. Fourth row-Miss Helsabeck, N. Johnson, M. Bennett, B. Robertson, B. Marshall, L. Tuttle. s'Ei TW Yi rtilfid - EIGHTH GRADE aiirst row-R. Voss, R. Flynt, B. J. Boles, H. Browder, M. Key, B. Cox, B. Kirby, 1. Slate, R. B er. Second row-B. Smith, I. Southern, B. Wilson, A. Spainhour, K. Carroll, L. Ferguson, F. Robertson, D. Boyles, R. Westmoreland, B. Ferguson. Third row-N. Tuttle, B. Kirby, J. Wilkey, T. Kiger, J. Smith, J. Robertson, J. Hooker, S. Wall, Mrs. Beasley. Fourth row-B. Dodson. 1. Preston, J. Griffin, G. Tuttle. R, Adkins, P. Adkins. C. Cox. E. Kiser. EIGHTH GRADE First row-T. Clanton, L. Lawson, R. Booze, H. Tuttle, J. XY.1trs, T. Hutchins, L. Robertson, N. Fulk, j. D. Tuttle. Second row-B. Hamrick, K. MtGce, S. Bennett, H. W'all, B. Nance, Y. Wall, B. Burrow, J. Hampton, K. Long. 'lhirtl row-R. Adkins, J, L. johnson, L. Craddock, M. Covington, J. Beasley, D. Boyles, W. Edwards, O. A. Smith, Mr. Kye. ELEMENTARY BASKETBALL L First row--Myra Boyles, Jeannette Covington, jean Wilkie, Kay Carroll, Patsy White. Kay Long, Marie Coe. Second row-To Ann Hampton, Anne Spainhour, Bonnie Robertson, Carolyn jones, Elizabeth Booe, Tangie Griffin. First row-john Baker, Blaine Ferguson, Harold Holder, Donald Boyles, Luther Lawson, Gwyn VOSS- . . . . Second row-Richard Westmoreland, Frank Robertson, Billy Dodson, James Griffin, jimmy Beasley, John Smith. SNAPSHOTS 5? 0 va. 2,.Q.J , .. rx Y .xxx a,xx, ..., ,...Av. 3 S F23 5' 9555 X ' :Y 2, 2 5- 1 0 1 W 1 A aw 1 , ff? W 7 41191 W 1 11 1 I 1 fgfwiff' 5552217 fy 1, 11 1 Z W X QQ? 552, M 27 2 5 5? vwfg f 1?7 1 X f 14 1Wf? VW? 3511 Q fggg 4 f mgwdsvwwwfwzir X111 1 WW 1 4 02 JAM ,J 1 Z 1 11 77711573 2? 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Wilson, Vice-President TINY DINY REST ' P ANT Save 2592, on Automobile Insurance Farm Bureau Mutual Fire Insurance Farm Bureau Life Insurance Co. WWC Fi C PM and Eat' RUPERT HALL Of' A Phone 273 King, N. C. LOCAL AGENT E. L. KISER CO., INC. Established 1892 GENERAL MERCHANTS Dry Goods, Red Goose Shoes, Furniture, Philco Radios, Philco Refrigerators, Grocery and Meat Market. L Operated by Kiger Brothers Compliments of BOLES HARDWARE CO. Complete Line of Hardware Westinghouse Appliances Pittsburg Paints PQST 290 PINNACLE. N. C. PHONE ll-F-12 King, North Carolina Compliments of Brenner lron and Metal Company 950-1000 LINDEN AND LIBERTY STREE Winston-Salem I, N. C. T5 BAKER'S ESISO SERVICE Esso Products U. S. Highway 52 Phone 136 King, North Carolina BANK OF PILOT . MOUNTAIN 2 Pilot Mountain. N. C. Deposits insured to 310,000 I. M. Gordon, Pres. WILSON BROTHERS LUMBER CO. Building Materials RURAL HALL, N. C. WINSTON-SALEM, N J. W: GOI'dO11, CaSl'll6I' Phone 2l2l phone 6133 W. H. Reid, Vice President ' lu f Fine Class Rings Announcements I L Comp 'mm S 0 Awards Yearbooks 1 I 6 Your TAPPAN RANGE DEALER Since 1897 3100 N. Liberty St. Phone 46353 Winston-Salem, N. C. Representative: L. C. Chiles 611 Colonial Drive High Point, N. C. M.' and -l- King, N. C. 1 Shouse Restaurant Rural Hall, North Carolina Next To Postoffice Smith Grocery Grocery - Feed - Seed Cured Meats - Produce Dial 158 King, N. C. Kiser's Grocery Staple and Fancy Groceries Country Produce King, N. C. Compliments to the Entire Senior Class From Your Photographer F. H. Hormori King, N. C. Congratulations to the Entire Senior Class from the KING DRIVE-IN THEATRE Myer Holder, Mgr. King Fuel Oil Supply Co. Wholesale Dealer ' ESSO PRODUCTS Fuel For Homes and Tobacco Barns N. G. GOFF E. R. SMITH Phone 216 King, N. C. I I PILOl- on oo A Life I msurance PLwn for Every Need. King, N. C. G. S. Hall R. W. Newsom R. O. 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