Landis High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Landis, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1953 volume:

ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY Wi UUNNU UU 3907815929 PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF DIS HIGH SCHOO OE COOK BUSINESS MANAGER MISS LILLIAN BARRIER ADVISOR FOREWORD No yearbook can carry a full It is our hope that in the years to come, when memories of high school day s have become hazy, this volume will help you to recapture some of the light-heartedness and companionship w hich have been yours during your stay at Landis High School. account of the joys, worries, and hundreds of little happenings aie go to make up a school; however, we feel this record will forever re- mind us of the volumes of un- written memories which our eyes, alone, can see between the lines. DEDICATION ‘To one who was loved and will have made us remember her as bring- be thought of by all us in the pass- ing cheer and gaiety wherever she ing years, one of our most unfor- went, we the senior class dedicate gettable schoolmates, whose friend- this our 1953 Yellow Jacket to the ly ways, interest in school activities, memory of Pat Harrington. sportsmanship, and pleasing smile MR= EA PSB OS TITAN Vinee se se Vic GE Aaa Superintending Principal Landis District Principal Landis High School FACULTY Miss Lillian Barrier Mr. Robert Phillips Mrs. John Ritchie Mrs. Robert Cross Mrs. Wayne Beaver Witsen | Jetowmlceate Mrs. Anne Tarlton Miss Betty Hodges Mrs. Jane Faggart Mr. John Moose Mrs. Lynn Barrier Mire Dans Hamrick Mr. R. J. Roberts Miss Mary Juboor Mr. Robert W. Bell Mrs. Earl Cavin Miss Eloise Bute Mirae: league CHASTAIN WRIGHT STUDEN IDANAVEAUIZ GRISDALE PHILIPS GOVERNMERT President First Vice President Second Vice President Secretary- I reasurer Advisor OFFICERS BALUS CHASTAIN JOE WRIGHT, JR. JOYCE WAY VAULS MARY NELL GRISDALE Mr. ROBERT PHILLIPS FIRST ROW—Nancy Shinn, Ann Taylor, Millie Smithdeal, Shirley Martin, Barbara Goodnight, Linda Graham, Nancy Bost, Carolyn Smithdeal, Mr. Phillips. SECOND ROW—Eleanor Kimball, Gail Miller, Joyce Dayvault, Andrew Holt, Oleta Karriker, Toby Osborne, Joyce Fowler. THIRD ROW—Larry Cook, Keller Deal, Herbert Hooper, Kenneth Barnes, Gary Allman, Mary Nell Grisdale, Shirley Corriher. FOURTH ROW—Lee Goodnight, Larry Ford, Joe Wright, Jr., Gary Chapman, Balus Chastain, Earl Faggart, Gene Freeman, Bobby Barker, Tommy Kelly. 6 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Roy DANIELS President Vice President DorRIS SLOOP Secretary LORETTA BEAVER Treasurer BILL HAMRICK Reporter FAYE BEBBER Parliamentarian A eae MN eee te Ae Pye OR Oa Tk EE HENRY STARNES Advisors Mrs. JOHN RITCHIE, Miss LILLIAN BARRIER, MR. ROBERT PHILLIPS MASCOTS CLASS FLOWER RED ROSE DALE COOK son of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cook GAY WISE daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wise GiZA Som Ol@ Kes REDEAND A Tie OUR HISTORY It had been raining incessantly all day. I had read all the new magazines, newspapers, and looked at all the funnies. Having nothing else to do, I wandered up to the attic. After brushing all the cobwebs from the door, I opened it. A musty but familiar odor greeted my nose. Mothballs! I had used them when storing some of my old play costumes. The source of the scent of mothballs was my old desk, in which I had stored all my belong- ings that were connected with school. I opened the first drawer and what I spied was a small, brown, leather-bound book with a lock on it. I proceeded to pick it up _ and open it, but the lock held fast. I, being the stronger, won the struggle that followed. The first entry was dated September, 1941. My interest quickened as I read: ECW ogaes , 194’) Today I started to school. I don’t like it because I can’t read and the teacher won't let me talk. (My mother wrote this for me.) AUGUST 27, 1949 At 8:30 this morning I entered high school. The changing of classes and six dif- ferent teachers promised to be a challenge to us and we accepted it with high spirits. But later I learned that the life of a lowly, green, freshman was not the best to be de- sired. [here were one hundred and thirty- five of us in the Freshman Class. Later in our freshman year, we entered the new Corriher-Lipe High School Building. The annuals were distributed today and everyone was thrilled to see his or her picture in it. I read on, refreshing my memory with the details of my past activities. EMON GWU, FETE. SICING) Today we start on another mile of our journey. We are now Sophomores and have a few more privileges than we did last year. We elected Balus Chastain as our president. This year passed almost like last year except for the fact that there was nothing any one could teach us now compared to the empty feeling we had last year. MOLLE ISIE a1 waa We have completed another mile in our tedious journey. We are now Juniors and second in rank in high school. We feel more responsible now than we did before, because the freshman, who are below us, more or less follow the examples that we set. Today we elected the Junior Class officers. They are: President—Harold Cook; Vice-President Faye Bebber; Treasurer—Balus Chastain; and Reporter —FEarl Faggart; Secretary Anne Taylor. In April, we had our Junior-Senior Ban- quet, and later in May, we had our Junior- Senior Prom. Our Homecoming Queen was Gail Miller. Also we started the Dancing Club, which was held every other Wednes- day night at the Legion Hut and at the gym. PA) OS e a OZ At last we are Seniors; some of us feel older and wiser, and some feel no change at all. This year is my most important year, and I will have lots of things to write in my diary. We are very proud of our class officers and know they will do their jobs to the best of their ability. They are: President Continued on page 53 JOANNE ADAMS A quiet girl With a nice smile— Her temper is calm And her friendship’s worthwhile. BILL BARNES His temper is quick In sports he does shine In football, basketball And on the baseball nine. JIMMY BEAVER Lanky and tall He likes a blonde And of old cars He’s very fond. FAYE BEBBER Usually laughing A one-man gal Adept at talking Helps at boosting morale. BETTY BOOTHE She never has reason To apologize To have this quality She must be wise. HELEN BUNTON Our wittiest girl Keeps us in stitches She tells a joke And we laugh like witches. 10 HELEN ALLMAN Friendly, considerate Dependable, neat Smiling cheerfully Intelligent, sweet. HELEN BEAVER Helen’s sweet and thoughtful And has a witty reply Her personality Rates very high. LORETTA BEAVER By right her voice May always be The way she'll make Her mon-ey. SHUFORD BELK His sincere manner And courteous ways Cheer us through The passing days. RUTH BRAWLEY She appears to be The quiet kind And if you tell her so She really won't mind. MARVIE CAGLE Her black hair sparkles And so does her eyes of brown Marvie is neat and talkative And has friends all over town. X0Y CAMPBELL FLOYD CAVIN Roy always He's the, most quiet seems to be Of all the boys full of fun But it’s the empty wagon And fancy free. That makes the most noise. BALUS CHASTAIN PAUL CLAWSON A pleasing personality Now here is a boy And a smile for all Who plays in the band Characterize Balus If you're ever in need Who's good looking and tall. He'll give you a hand. BETTY CLODFELTER HAROLD COOK One good sport A dependable bus driver Is ‘Little Betty’ Who seems rather shy Our best dancer But out with a group We all Bet. He's a pretty nice guy. JOE COOK SHIRLEY CORRELL This cheerful, friendly flirt Shy, attractive Loves them and leaves ’em all And easy going He’s fun to have around You'll find that she And he shines in basketball. Is well worth knowing. Roy DANIELS BopBy DAVIS An outstanding personality Bob's good natured In the senior class And lots of fun An unusually dependable He's Roy Rogers stand-in And thoughtful lad. Old “One-Gun ’! PERRY DEAL WILMA DAVIDSON This brown-eyed, quick tempered Wilma’s cute, pretty Beta Dependable, neat Is not much given to singing Serious-minded But when ‘‘T”’ croons his Favorite tune Bri : ee sah riendly and sweet. It’s ‘‘When Iris eyes are smiling. 1] BOBBY EAGLE Bobby is short And he’s a brownette No better friend Will you get. EARL FAGGART Earl is a nice person Whom we all admire He is a good worker Whom no one will fire. LARRY FORD A ladies man He seems to be Our most popular By far is he. ANNE FULCHER This our friend Is not a snob She goes around With dear old Bob. LATRELLE FUNDERBURKE You ll always find her Merry and gay She always makes you laugh With the things she'll say. MILDRED HALLMAN Our most intellectual Girl she is She’s a likeable gal And minds her own business. re SYLVIA EDDLEMAN This bashful gal As we have said Has lovely locks Upon her head. SHIRLEY FINK Vivacious, smiling Full of fun Shirley's liked By everyone. JOYCE FREEMAN Friendly, original Dependable and sweet Here's a gitl Mhatss) bardetom beats Doris FULCHER She's lots of fun And easy to know Wonderful one Bill thinks so. BOBBY GOODNIGHT Friendly and intelligent And really dependable This fellow’s school work Is very commendable. BILL HAMRICK Most folks call him “‘Red”’ He hasn't much to say Has a friendly smile And is nice in evety way. WAYNE HEGLAR Wayne has interest In lots of things. He has a good time And seldom complains. mois HONEYCUTT She is willing to help In her good natured way; Dependable always, With not much to say, FERRELL JAMES Flying is the hobby Of this up and coming lad. He wants to be a pilot His future is not sad. DOUGLAS JOHNSON Just call him ‘Squirt’ Our littlest. man The biggest flirt When a girl is on hand. BILL KETNER Enthusiastic A friend to all Very athletic Stars in football. SHIRLEY KIMBALL Twinkling green eyes Beautiful hair Cute as any And without a care. MAXINE HEss Her personality sparkles And so do her eyes of bluish-green “Maxine” is neat and talkative And has friends as far as can be seen. Ross HONEYCUTT Ross is a boy Who's very polite His winning smile Is always in sight. FRED JENKINS Fred is a boy Who has curly hair A pleasing smile And a pleasant air. BARBARA KARRIKER A very cute girl Is Barbara “‘Kak”’ She is on the ball And sharp as a tack. BRUCE KETNER A quiet boy With a pleasant smile His temper is calm And his friendship is worthwhile. SVRVIAPKLULEZ Pretty and clever And very neat To be her friend Is a special treat. ie} PAT LAKE Popular with boys A friend to the girls You are sure to find her In the social whirls. BoB MCLAUGHLIN Cute acting, cute looking Witty and clever Nonchalant, friendly Joking forever. GAIL MILLER Gail’s a beauty Nice as can be An all-round gal You'll find her to be. DUARD MURPHY This here boy Has plenty of muscles He appears to be slow But sometimes he hustles. BESSIE PEACOCK Bessie is really a gal She is on the basketball team When it comes to playing She is really on the beam. ‘THELMA SCERCY Shy, attractive And easy going You'll find that she Is well worth knowing. 14 SHIRLEY LEAZER A cute blue-eyed blonde Who is really quite neat She is attractive, friendly And can be sweet. GERALDINE MCLAUGHLIN Her diamond sparkles And so does her smile It won't be long ‘til She walks down the arsle. Doris MILLS She is full of fun And fancy free Her motto-— “Ain't no strings on me.” FAYE NICHOLS This friend of ours May have little to say But we're all proud Of her anyway. ELIZABETH PATTERSON Liz is good At this sport She’s a star On the basketbal! court. NANCY SHINN An outstanding personality In the Senior Class An unusually dependable And thoughtful lass. DoRIS SLOOP Quiet, neat, and attractive With beautiful eyes Concerning friendships She's very wise. SHIRLEY SPEIGHT Not too serious Not to gay But she’s a jolly good gal In most every way. HENRY STARNES Sometime in the future A farmer he will be He likes agriculture As one can plainly see. ROBERTA STRICKLAND Happy go lucky And likes to sing She is able to talk About anything. JOE ‘THOMPSON Love's driving a bus And women folks Square dances And corny jokes. GENE UPRIGHT Gene we think Is a pretty nice guy Of one thing we are sure He will not lie. SHIRLEY SMITH Here's a friend Whom we like, we think She likes to skate Out at Brown's Rink. ODELL STAMEY He likes his irls They call him ‘“‘Moe’’ He doesn’t want to study So he doesn’t do so. ERNEST STONE He’s a swell boy Whom you should really know If you meet him down town. He will yell “‘hello.”’ ANNE TAYLOR This cute gal Is friendly as can be She likes athletics And is always carefree. BLZOe AREA ElZorsmam call Who is fond of dogs Her thinking is clear She's never in fogs! JEAN WALKER Good natured, patient Quiet and smart Reserved and helpful Kind-hearted and neat. GENE WEDDINGTON GLENN WEDDINGTON A typical boy Edna is Glenn's gal In “Zoot” suit pants And always will be A typical boy If it’s alright with him Who loves to dance. It’s alright with me. z DOoYcE WISE JOE WRIGHT A handsome football hero Nice and reserved The strong talkative type And rather quiet He has a great sense of humor To play football That cheerleader thinks he’s Is his delight. : Just right. SIDNEY YOST COMMENTS BY: Sidney's a boy Maxine Hess - Who is a trial Pat Lake | When you talk to him Doris Mills You laugh all the time. Larry Ford i Shirley Smith ms) feet 1 ee) 19g) se (cr, Ie 7a de a @ L A S S © S U P E R lg A r I V E S Gey 1a ae ee hy S U e. E R L A It I V E S oy Asay SE ler (a) JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President .. LAWRENCE ROBINSON Vice President .... JIMMY MOORE Secretary .... CHRISTINE FREEZE CCOSUT CL a a a a ANN YOUNG Advisors . owe IRS eo we AEE Mrs. WAYNE BEAVER Mrs. ROBERT CROSS MEMBERS ROW ONE—Betty Archer, Bennet Beaver, Marcelene Beaver, Carolyn Bost, Shirley Bost, Phyllis Brown, Buddy Byrd, Carolyn Cagle, Robert Campbell. ROW TWO—kKenneth Cherry, Edward Clark, Glenn Clodfelter, Pat Clodfelter, Mary Ann Corriher, Harold Cudd, Ellen Daniels, Linda Daniels, Greer Daughtery, ROW THREE —Margaret Ann Davis, Tommy Davis, Joyce Dayvault, Elboyd Deal, Lillian Deal, Steve Deal, Becky Edmis- ton, Edna Edwards, Joyce Fowler. ROW FOUR—Betty Freeman, Christine Freeze, Doris Freeze, Mary Freeze, Rebanell Garver, Barbara Goodnight, Larry Graham, Lillie Mae Griffin, Johnny Grisdale. ROW FIVE— Helen Hare, Shirley Harris, Max Haynes, Andrew Holt, Herbert Hooper, Audrey Huffman, Tommy Hyde, Ann Jack- son, Don Julian. ROW SIX—Dale Karriker, Martha Karriker, Phillip Karriker, Price Kennerly, William Kiser, Patsy Lear, Carolyn Lee, Barbara Lyttle, Edna Marlowe. ROW SEVEN—Williree Murphy, Marilyn McCoy, Betty McDuffie, Louise Nichols, Annette Osborne, ‘Toby Osborne, Lois Outen, Betty Poteat, Frances Price. ROW EIGHT—Janice Reid, Don Roberts, Lawrence Robinson, Gene Ryan, Claudette Shirley, Bobby Shive, Donna Shulenburger, Rodney Simpson, Evelyn Smith. ROW NINE—Earl Steelman, Grady Steen, Mack Strider, Trellie Suddeth. Carrie Sue Sutton, Sadie Sutton, Carolyn Swink, Sylvia Taylor, Linda Thompson. ROW TEN—Janet Tutterow, Walter Upright, Doris Watts, Loree Weaver, Rachel Weddington, Mary Lee Williams, Sybil Williams, Hubert Woodie, Betty Yost. ROW ELEVEN—Ann Young, Donnie Zimmerman. 20 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President .. MARY NELL GRISDALE Vice President .... BOBBY BARKER SOCMARTAGE = ELEANOR KIMBALL reas acc a re JERR eee RIN Reporter .... BUDDY STRICKLAND Aduisors’ . 1 MISS s BETTY TIODGES Mrs. ANNE TARLTON Mrs. JANE FAGGART Mr. JOHN Moose MEMBERS ROW ONE—Herman Absher, Peggy Alexander, Jerri Allman, Ruby Allman, Shirley Allman, Bobby Barker, Phyllis Beaver, Gene Beaver, Jerry Beaver. ROW TWO—Gail Bebber, Becky Blackburn, Joan Blackwelder, Wynell Bostian, Jean Broadway, Sylviadean Brown, Sandra Caldwell, Shelvia Cannon, Linda Cavin. ROW THREE— Gary Chapman, Phyllis Clawson, Bobby Clodfelter, Carolyn Cross, Joyce Crouch, Donald Dancy, Grady Daniels, Daphne Davis, Darlene Davis. ROW FOUR—Peggy Davis, Beatrice Deal, Claude Deal, Connie Deason, Steve Dial, Shirley Donaldson, Caroline Dwiggers, Jerry Ervin, Nancy Fish. ROW FIVE—Bobbie Fisher, Norman Foutz, Nina Fowler, Libby Freeman, Harold Freeze, Shelby Freeze, Jimmy Freeze, Alice Ray Goodnight, Lee Goodnight. ROW SIX—Roy Goodnight, Linda Graham, Shirley Green, Mary Nell Grisdale, Peggy Hanes, J. E. Helms, Bill Hinson, Hazel Holland, Earl Holshouser. ROW SEVEN—Raymond Honeycutt, Alda Hubbard, Nettie Sue Huffman, Charles Humphries, Charles Hyde, Jan James, Harley Johnson, Marlene Johnson, Sammy Johnston. ROW EIGHT—Libby Jordan, Oleta Karriker, Tommy Kelly, Joe Kepley, Phyllis Ketner, Eleanor Kimball, Joan Lipe, Sue Lipe, Calvin McClamrock. ROW NINE—Wayne McLaughlin, Sylvia Overcash, Nancy Patterson, Walter Pennell, Ralph Prevette, Mary Ranson, Joyce Roberts, Blanchard Roseman, Frank Ruckart. ROW TEN—Carol Ann Seaford, Phyllis Sechler, Shirley Sechler, Phyllis Sells, Nancy Sloope, Gail Smith, Carolyn Smithdeal, Janie Stirewalt, Buddy Strickland. ROW ELEVEN—Betty Threatt, Roy Troutman, Hazel Upright, Johnnie Watson, Jimmy Watts, Katherine Wensil, Verlene Wensil, Johnny Wilkerson, Jerry Wright, Betty Yost. Jap GISASSEOLm a6 MRS. CAVIN’S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT—Helen Shulenberger, Bill Burris, George Walker, Sara Ann Weaver, J. C. Dover, Jr., Lucille Burgess, Jimmy Allen, Linda Kiser, Nancy Roberts. SECOND ROW—Jimmy Watson, Eric Ennis, Hilda Overcash, Nancy Freeze, Richard Honeycutt, Louise Towell, Aubra Childers, Gary Beaver, Mrs. Cavin. THIRD ROW—Lee Nichols, Patty Sue Jackson, Charlene Sullivan, Martha Lear, Keller Deal, Glenn Troutman, Bernice Bassinger, Kay Beaver. FOURTH ROW—Willard Thompson, Charlie Burris, Harold Meachem, Jimmy Kar- riker, Gerry Stamey, James Hallman, Shirley Corriher, Grady Karriker. MR. BELL’S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT—Jerry Petrea, James Absher, Helen Clodfelter, Geraldine Bost, Doris Connell, Imogean Moss, Garland Faw, Marian Blackwelder, Mr. Bell. SECOND ROW—Kathren Beaver, Millie Smithdeal, Mar- lene Linker, Janet Mackie, Mary Esther Safrit, Jean Dayvault, Eugene Burris. THIRD ROW—Jerry Burris, Wade Cavin, Fred Corriher, Gail Murphy, Linda Fisch, David Lutz, Adolphus Castor. FOURTH ROW— James Hinson, Richard Hartsell, Junior Miller, Gene Freeman, Barry Dishman, Alta Mae Bost, Sylvia Trivitte. 24 CIES oROE T1956 MR. HAMRICK’S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT—J. T. Parsons, Joan McDuffie, Lynda Byrd, Jerry Wright, Barbara Goodnight, Sarah Weaver, Grady Hodges, Mr. Hamrick. SECOND ROW-Rayvin Shuffler, Nancy Thomas, Larry Cook, Bessie Furr, Kermit Parks, Nancy Bost, Betty McDaniel. THIRD ROW—Jerry Childress, Betty Carpenter, Marcia Lyerly, Ruth Barr, Elizabeth Deal, Lenora Karriker. FOURTH ROW—Fred Carter, Bud Bunton, Bobby Bow- man, Gene Wallace, Eva Shoemaker, Eddie Harrington. MRS. BARRIER’S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT—Charlie Haynes, Guy Steen, Blanche Eagle, Margie Link, Shirley Honeycutt, Ruby Vanderburg, Kenneth Huffman, Shirley Malcolm, Pat Beaver, Louise Fite, Mrs. Barrier. SECOND ROW—Mae Nell Starnes, Carolyn Tadlock, Doris Fisher, Ruth Honeycutt, Gail Fleming, Nancy Jo Sechler, Billie Strick- land, Dale Honeycutt. THIRD ROW—Clyde Honeycutt, Jerry Alexander, Max Lipe, David Edwards, Joyce Fisher, Bonnie Mason, Joy Fox, Earl Cook. FOURTH ROW—Robert Stamey Paul Weddington, Wesley Whitaker, Jerry Thompson, Dan Moote, Harold Roseman, Elaine Barnhardt. Pa) CASS) (Or 56 MR. ROBERT’S HOMEROOM LEFT TO RIGHT—Bruce Upright, Jean Troutman, Alice Hinson, Martha Chapman, William Francis, Willa Parsons, Joyce Gulledge, Clyde Goodman. SECOND ROW—Anudrey Wilcox, Frankie Wolfe, Joan Lor- bacher, Anderson Roseman, Nelson Corriher, Alice Smith, Shirley Martin, Gladys Eddleman, Carol Clodfelter, Mr. Roberts. THIRD ROW-—Tommy Bostian, Jimmie, Deal, John Hinson, James Wright, Gary Allman, Laura Wright, Wilma Helms, Shirley Pethel FOURTH ROW—Ray Outen, Gary Safrit, Gene Lambert, William Carrigan. Jae YORIUIVONW sUNCI e IP of 1953 Editor Lee oe i a ee es He DARRYRLORD Advisor NR, PD a ; fee MISS EE IGVIANS BARRIER: Business; Maonageg: eae tee eae | eee JOE COOK Published By THESSENIOR GUASS ORMPANDISS IGE ssGHO@ls LANDIS, NORTH CAROLINA COOK 28 SARE MAXINE HESS Pris eAKE Sev ARK UZ HAROLD COOK SHIREEY BRINK GENE WEDDINGTON pee CLODFERLTER GAIP MILLER GERALDINE McLAUGHLIN ELIZABETH PATTERSON DOY CEs WISE JOYCE FREEMAN DOUGLAS JOHNSON SHIRER Yo LEAZER BILL BARNES 29) Wale SRBC WAI Eedit0g@ ey ao ee a eS VW CTY or alc: AGUISOlS) (pa ae ee ee, SR VIISS ITED ANODARRIER Mrs. ROBERT CROSS SAP Pat Lake, Maxine Hess, Bobby Davis, Marvie Cagle, Elizabeth Patter- son, Nancy Shinn, Joyce Freeman, Mildred Hallman, Shirley Smith, Evelyn Smith, Ann Taylor, Geraldine McLaughlin, Doris Fulcher, Toby Osborne. 30 lipje, JO78 ICL ONS ele AC) Maret 5.8 JOe Wright Veceeerestaent......... Sylvia Kluttz Secretary- I reasurer ... Loretta Beaver ouiseimmeee -. Virs. Ann | arlton ls Jalal. (QUuiUis: ic comers. ..... Gail Miller Vicemoresiden’s ....... Betty Poteat ecrc(a Um. BDatbara Karriker Witeasercomes =...) . Shelby Freeze Reporter ....... Rachel Weddington Hisense... Oleta Karriker Parliamentarian .... Joyce Dayvault AGG sO ern... ,..... Miss Buie INTTEING. CLUB President .. ... Latrelle Funderburke Nviceseresident .-;.... Sylvia Kluttz Secretary-I reasurer _.. . Shirley Fink ese ae we see, AVirs. Cross DEBATING GEC. iecvestoen inte it 2.) oer | botpson Vice President ...... Roy Campbell Secretary- IT reasurer .. Shirley Sechler PAdCisOn Meee. oreo VTS Pagpart DRAM AICS GE UB President ..... Alice’ Ray Goodnight Vice=President, - a 2 Onmmyetivde Secretary- I treasurer Mary Nell Grisdale INGNOMES Sah le Wine rs (Grey naval Program Committee Chairman Evelyn Smith Program Committee .. Harold Cudd, Shirley Speight, Doris Fulcher FAOISOCS eas eee eV See beaver Miss Barrier GEPELGEWE Presid cite ya ee ee OO LISMOLOOD Vitce President a = see Ee tnesteotone SCCreLarum rn) Mien een NAN CyesO Dina Evedsureg =e) se eee Seva (Tks Repotter nas a eee all valor Recreation Chatrman Douglas Johnson SAWORUERTON® 5 a INE. Mitorezarrnt WAMGISKE (CiLein) President a sen nN AD Gyan a Lbersont Vice President .... Becky Blackburn Secretary- Treasurer _. Phyllis Clawson RCDOLL er geet eee Tem enligins Recreation Chairman .... Bob Davis Assistant Chairman, Jo Ann Lorbacher Ad UISO Can ee Mr. Morgan BAND President 2) 9.) ee eEtnests stone Vice Président... 2 � sandra Galdwell Secretary. = aosc tee. Shelby Freeze dT reasadtrer 2 2 eee latiannes Gorriner ACUISORM ae pe eee Cee Loreal ReDOtT Cl a ee ena eae AN SAROBM ROE ACILAC ISS ehestdenie see. Vialdred) Hallman Vice President... . . Ruth Brawley Secretary- Treasurer .... Frances Price iNeQO nC ani. 2 dia Marlowe uO. ....... Miss Hodges BRIBE @lewb President ........ Roberta Strickland Vices westdent........ Helen Allman Sconeio meee JOanne Adams Wireasucenm ss. Margaret Ann Davis epogtc meee. | Walter Upright pOpge-ecuder 9... .5.. Loretta Beaver Ue COM ae. =. Miss Juboor oN Gress OF SAMERICA (Cg wese ss. ..- larold-Gook Growperrnce ....... Andrew Holt Shanceliors=s....... Oscar’ Goodman Master of the Exchequer. .Gene Ryan Hedi... Dolphus Atkinson OUGCran ete. 2. 4... Mr. dvloose BOOS TERS GEUB eesidepi 1... .). .-+- Annette Osborne Vice President ....... -Shitley. Davis Secretary- I reasurer ..... Helen Hare CIOL (CT i eee ClArOles avis PACUHSOLen I ee, cits; Barrier AUR ike, WievCialelscs OF AMERIG@A President (ae ae 2 ee ee Ee enestao tone Vice President ...... Edna Edwards Secretary-T reasurer. Claudette Shirley Reporter =... 2 Sybille W ilhams Advisor... aN its. Ohne Kireme SClENG@PaCleeip ; President ..,..°.,.«, Donald) Vewis Vice President: ) 40) er etrellao ames Secretary-T treasurer .. Tommy Kelly Reporter... ae ee) eee emib al Advisors 2 i an oh ee Loe cate, Mr. Roberts BUSUDRIV ERS ARSSmAN Ds @heia ise Gil ib President «.. sei ee avy tem Ga cle Vice President ...... Tommy Davis Secretary’ 2a 2 eeINICOO!S Treasurer |). ae OY Lwiaw ed dieman Advisor. 2205.) we Mise Cavan Buddy Byrd. SECOND ROW—Don Julian, Jimmy Moore, Joe Wright, Dolphus Atkinson, THIRD ROW—Roy Daniels, Grady Thomas, Douglas Johnson, Tommy Hyde, Tommy Bostian, Head Coach Dan Hamrick. Landis 18 3} Ue 58 IS) 7 14 26 13 Ag See eT COOMBE AE sala” W inecoff Hartsell Mt. Pleasant Rockwell East Charlotte North Charlotte Mooresville Granite Quarry China Grove CO-CAPTAINS Bill Barnes Larry Ford LEFT TO RIGHT—FIRST ROW-—Bill Ketner, Doyce Wise, Steve Deal, John Wright, Lawrence Robinson, Delano Overcash, William Kiser, Opponents 2 SKS) SSNS] SS) — FOOTBALL SQUAD LEFT TO RIGHT-——FIRST ROW—Coach Bell, Doyce Wise, Roy Daniels, Steve Deal, Bill Barnes, Larry Ford, Bill Ketner, Don Julian, John Wright, Lawrence Robinson, Coach Hamrick. SECOND ROW—Grady Thomas, Dolphus Atkinson, Joe Wright, Tommy Bostian, Buddy Byrd, William Kiser, Jimmy Moore, Tommy Hyde. THIRD ROW—Keller Deal, Earl Steelman, Sammy Johnson, Jerry Wright, James Hinson, Eric Ennis, Jimmy Wright, Harold Meacham, Gene Freeman. FOURTH ROW—Bud Bunton, Jerry Childress, Douglas Jobnson. PES EE RN AIND SL GiGs LEFT TO RIGHT—FIRST ROW—Maxine Hess, Marilyn Taylor, Ann Taylor, Eleanor Kimball, Elizabeth Patterson, Willaree Murphy, Christine Freeze, Barbara Goodnight, Martha Karriker. SECOND ROW—Douglas Johnson,- Steve Deal, Buddy Byrd, Bobby Clodfelter, Don Julian, Bill Barnes, Joe Wright, Lawrence Robin- son, Bobby Barker, Buddy Strickland, Gene Weddington. THIRD ROW—HMr. Bell, Jimmy Moore, Grady Thomas, Bill Ketner, Delano Overcash, Doyce Wise, Roy Daniels, Larry Graham, Joe Cook, Larry Ford, Mr. Hamrick. SW GIRS SB ASK Esp Ale ROW 1—Bessie Peacock, Mary Nell Grisdale, Carolyn Cross, Helen Hare, Martha Lear, Ann Taylor, Sue Lipe, Coach Bell. ROW 2—Ann Young, .Manager, Eleanor Kimball, Maxine Hess, Gail Miller, Joan Lipe, Willaree Murphy, Elizabeth Patterson. BON Seb ASIGE ia Nels ROW 1—Lawrence Robinson, Bill Barnes, Joe Cook, Oscar Goodman, Larry Graham, Grady Thomas. ae 2—Kenneth Barnes, Sammy Johnson, Larry Cook, Jimmy Freeze, Claude Deal, Jerry Ervin, Dolphus tkinson, 38 ACTION SHOTS OF THE LANDIS-CHINA GROVE GAME CEPR THe ADE Ks LEFT TO RIGHT—Gene Weddington, Buddy Strickland, Helen Hare, Marilyn Taylor, Barbara Goodnight, Martha Karriker. ABSENT WHEN PICTURE WAS TAKEN—Christine Freeze and Bobby Barker : BASEBALL BEI © RIGHT—Lawrence Robinson, Jerry Blackwelder, Paul Lutz, Bill Hare, Bill Barnes, J. C. Scercy, Larry Graham. SECOND ROW—Joe Cook, Jimmy Moore, Lonnie Karriker, Dolphus Atkinson, Freddie Dun- can, Johnny Grisdale, Grady Thomas, Buddy Byrd, Coach Hamrick. THIRD ROW—Bill Hinson, Fred Jenkins Bobby Barker, Donald Lewis, Jimmy Freeze, Raymond Honeycutt, Kenneth Barnes, Sammy Johnston. 40 Compliments of CORRIHER MILLS COMPANY x Manufacturers of HIGH GRADE YARN Landis, North Carolina 4] SENIOR HONORS JOANNE ADAMS Girls Sports Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; Knitting Club 3; Bible Club, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Senior Play Usher 4. HE ERNGALIVAIN Dramties Club 1; Girls Sports Club 2; Decorating Club 3; Bible Club 4; Junior Play Usher 3; Junior Marshal 3; Spectator Staff 4. DIRCSRARINES Boys Sports Club 1; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 3; 4: Basketball 1, 2; 3, 4; Captain 3, 4; Football 2, 38, 4= Captain 45 Baseball 1, 2; 3, 435 Senior Play, 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Sports Editor; Senior Super- lative, Most Athletic; All County 2, 3; Most Outstand- ing Player for Rowan County; Tournament and All State Team. “HELEN BEAVER Bibles Club aa) kep) Clube le) Knittines Club eZ) soc. Dra= matics Club 4. JIMMY BEAVER Boys Sports Club 1, 2, 3; Dancing Club 8; Booster Club 4. PORE WASS rE Air Kk Music Club 1, 2; Decorating Club 3; Bible Club 4, Song Leader; Beta Club 3; Secretary and Treasurer 4; Senior Class Secretary 4; Office 4; Student Government 3; Halloween Play Prompter 3; Soloist at Junior Play and Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Senior Superlative, Most Talented; Glee Club 2, 4; Operetta 2; Halloween Car- nival Decorating Committee 3. Bae C ee DE DBE Pep Club 1; Vice President of Homeroom 1; Glee Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3; Home Economics Award 2; F.H.A. Club 2, 3; Operetta 2, 3; Class Secretary 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Spectator Staff, Assistant Business Manager 4; Class Reporter 4; Dancing Club 3, 4. SOU PORD IB ELK Boys Sports Club 1; Science Club 2, 3; Booster Club 4; Bible Club 2; Curtain Puller for Senior Play 4. BE Viy=b@O- RoE F.H.A. 1, 2; Knitting Club 3; Bible Club 4; Halloween Carnival, Decorating Committee 3; Stage Manager for Senior Play 4; Student Store 3; Teachers Banquet 2. INGE ESB RA WEN Girls Sports Club 1; Musie Club 2; Library Club 3, 4; Program Committee 3; Vice President 4; Future Teachers of America Club 4. HEVENSBUNGON F.H.A. 1, 2; Bible Club 3, Program Committee; Arts and Craft Club 4; Future Teachers of America 4; Class Historian 4; Assistant Librarian 4; Field Day Clow 1; Junior Play 38; Halloween Play 3; Halloween Carnival Decorating Committee 3, 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Dec- orating Committee 3; Dancing Club 3; Senior Super- latives, Most Talkative and Wittiest. MARVIE CAGLE Girls Sports Club 1; Dancing Club 2; Decorating Club 3, 4; Halloween Decorating Committee 3, 4; Halloween Play 3; Junior Play, Make-up Committee 3; Advertis- ing for Junior Play 3; President of Art and Craft Club 4; Class History 4; Spectator Staff, Business Manager 4; Band 4; Usher for Senior Play 4. ROVE GAMP BEI 2 Boys Sports Club 3; F.F.A. 1, 2; Debating Club 4; Property Manager for Senior Play 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. A2 PEO MO GAN EN Boys Sports Club 1; Agriculture 2, 3; K.Y.A. Club 4; Bus Driver 2, 3. BALUS CHASTAIN Boys Sports Club 1, 2, 8, Treasurer 2, President 3; Band 1; Halloween Decorating Committee 3; Class Prophecy 4; President of Student Government 4; Home- room President 1, 2; Class Treasurer 2, 3; Halloween Play 3; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Senior Super- lative, Cutest; Dancing Club 3; Halloween King 3. PAUL CLAWSON Music Clulbisley2 aaoene4s lsani dal sno eon Geen © ltbueie DEVelye GlODPEIMRER Girls Sports Club 1; Music and Dancing Club 2; Dec- oration Club 3; Booster Club 4; Basketball 3; Band 1, 2,3, 4; Majorette 1, 2; 3, 4; Office 2; 4; Student Store 3; Grade News Editor 1; Halloween Play 3; Halloween Carnival Decorating Committee 3; Freshman Contestant for Halloween Queen 1; Homeroom Queen 1, 2, 3; Student Government 3; Basketball Jr. Tourna- ment 1; Band Contest 3, 4; Class History 4; Home- room Secretary and Treasurer 1; Spectator Staff 3; Club Editor; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Features Editor; Senior Play Usher 4; Junior-Senior Banquet Decorat- ing Committee 3; Senior Superlative, Best Dancer 4; Tap Dance at Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Senior Honors 4; Magazine Campaign Certificate 4. HAR OPDE COOK Dramatics Club 1, 2 3, Secretary and Treasucer 1; K.Y.A. Club 4, King; Future Teacher Club 4; Class Vice-President 2, Class President 3; Halloween Deco- rating Committee 3; Stage Manager for Junior Play 3; Band 3; Glee Club 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Assistant Advertising Manager 4. JOR GOOK Baseball 1, 2, 8, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Student Govern- ment 3; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4, Business Manager; Senior Play Cast Business Manager 4; Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Boys Sports Club 1. SHIRE COK Re leis Girls Sports Club 1, F.H.A. Club 2; Library Ciub 3; Bible Club 4; Band 1; Glee Club 4. ROYeDANIEES Boys Sports Club 1, 2, 38; Lettermen’s Club 4; Senior Class President 4; Junior Marshal 3; Football 2, 3, 4. BOBBY DAVIS Boys Sports Club 1, 2; Dancing Club 2, 3; Homeroom King 1, 4; Spectator Staff 3, 4, Art Editor; Advertis- ing Manager for Senior Play 4; Baseball 3, 4; Dramat- ics Club 3; Music Club 4; Band 4; Advertising for Junior Play 3; Student Store 2; Student Government 2; Hallowee n Carnival Decorating Committee 3; Promp- ter for Senior Play 4; Dramatics Club Play 3. WILMA DAVIDSON HH AL 1) 23) Knitting’ Club) 3; 4: PERRYS DE AI Science Club 1; Homeroom Vice-President 1; Band 1, 2; Boys Sports Club 2; Scholarship Award 2, 3; Hallo- ween Play 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Dancing Club 3; Music Club 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Marshal 3; Junior Play 3. BOBBYSEAGEE Boys Sports Club 1, 2, 3; Science Club 4; Bus Driver 4; Student Government 3. SLE VIASEDDEEVLAN Music Club 1; F.H.A. Club 2, 3; Office 3; Glee Club 2, 38; Operetta Usher 2; Operetta 3; Publicity for Senior Play 4; Usher for Senior Play 4; Arts and Crafts Club 4, Treasurer. COMPLIMENTS OF LINN MILLS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF COTTON YARNS LANDIS, NORTH CAROLINA 43 SENIOR HONORS ARIES AGG A Reals Band 1; Boys Sports Club 1, 2, 3; Vice President; Student Government 3, 4; Bus Driver 4; Homeroom Reporter. SHIRBE YEUNG Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club Operetta 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 8, Secretary and Treasurer 3; Student Government 2, 3; Student Store 3; Junior Play 3; Dramatics Club Play 1; Knitting Club 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Last Will and Testament 4. PARRYSEORD Boys Sports Club 1; Dramatics Club 2; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Student Government 1, 3, 4; Dancing Club 3, 4; Senior Class Play 4; Junior Class Play 8; Junior Marshal; Football 2, 3, 4, Co- Captain 4; Glee Club 4; F.T.A. Club 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Senior Superlatives, Most Popular, Most Personality 4; Yellow Jacket Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4. JON Gear RE EVEN F.H.A. 2; Decoration Club 3; Knitting Club 4; Beta Club 38, 4; Marshal 3; Usher at Junior Play; Business Manager for Senior Play; Spectator Staff 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4. ANNE FULCHER F.H.A. 1, 2; Knitting Club 3; Bible Club 4; Student Store 2. DORIS EUIGHER Music Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 4; Basketball 2; Stu- dent Government 2; Representative 1; Secretary and Treasurer 2; Spectator Staff, Circulation Manager 4; Senior Play; Class Secretary and Treasurer 2; Home- room President 2; Store 2. CATREERE FPUNDERBURKE Pep Club 1; Knitting Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Stu- dent Store 3; Advertising Manager for Junior Play 3; Advertising for Senior Play 4; Last Will and Testa- ment 4. BOBBY GOODNIGHT Science Club 1, 2, 4; Sports Club 3; Bus Driver 3, 4. MILDRED HALLMAN Girls Sports Club 1; Music Club 2; Library Club 3, 4, President 4; F.T.A. Club 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Spectator Staff, Typist 4; Marshal 3. BIER EAMRICK Boys Sports Club 1, 2, 3; Football 2; Baseball 2; Science Club 4; Treasurer of Senior Class 4. W AEN Ee Glee Boys Sports Club 1; Science Club 2; K.Y.A. Club 4. MAXINE HESS Science Club 1, Secretary and Treasurer; Junior Basket- ball Squad 1; Sponsor 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Dancing Club 2, 3, 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4, Pro- gram Chairman 4; Spectator Staff 3, 4, Class Editor 3, Reporter 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4, Advertising Man- ager; Halloween Carnival Committee 3; Senior Play 4; History Award 3; Beta Club 4. BOSS ONE WCUsiy Glee Club 1, 2; Operetta 2; Dramatics Club 1; Dra- matics Club Play 1; Music Club 2; Decorating Club 3; Dancing Club 3; Halloween Play Prompter 3; Knit- ting Club 4; Office 4; Senior Play Usher 4; Beta Club By Ae 44 FERRELL JAMES Bus Driver 3, 4; Vice-President of Science Club 3, 4; Boys Sports Club 1. FRED JENKINS Boys Sports Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 3; Music Club 4: Glee Club 2, 4; Glee Club Operetta 2, 4; Baseball 8, 4; Senior Play 4. DOUGLAS JOHNSON Dramatics Club 2, 3; Bible Club 2; Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys Sports Club 1; Glee Club 1, 8, 4; Dancing Club 3; Halloween Play 3; Junior Play 3; Glee Club Operetta 3, 4; Homeroom Reporter 2; Gl ee Club Con- test 1, 3, 4; Dramatics Club Play 3; Lettermen’s Club 4: Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Senior Super- latives, Most Talkative and Wittiest; Cheerleader 4. BARBARA KARRIKER F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4; Dancing Club 3; Glee Club 2, 4, Librarian 4; Operetta 2, 4; Band 3, 4; Sponsor 4; Junior Class Play 3; Senior Play, Make-up Committee 4; Halloween Decorating Committee 3; Stu- dent Store 3; Office 3. DIBA We NER Boys Sports Club 1, 2; Dancing Club 3; Junior Play 8; Lettermen’s Club 8, 4; Senior Superlative, Most Typical Senior; Bus Driver 2, 4; Band 2; Football 3, 4. BRUGEAKESENER Science Club 3; Agriculture 1, 2; Debating Club 4; Bus Driver 8, 4; Dancing Club 3, 4. SETRIGE VS KUVib Ae Music Club 1, 2, 4; Glee Club 2, 4; Band Sponsor 4; Decorating Club 3; Operetta 2; Senior Superlative, Cutest; Halloween Queen 3. SV TAR WIE Ws iaeeZ Dramatics Club 1, 2, Reporter 1; Annual Solicitor 1, 3; Knitting Club 3, 4, Vice-President 4; Usher for Junior Play; Beta Club 3, 4; Chief Marshal 3; Editor of Spectator 4; Annual Staff 4; Senior Play 4. DAS Tee AIGe Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Librarian 4; Reporter 4; Band Con- test 1, 2, 8, 4; Senior Play 4; Junior Play 3; Hallo- ween Play 3; Spectator Staff 3, 4; Business Manager 3; Reporter 4; Girls’ Sports Club 1; Music Dancing Club 2; Decorating Club 3; Night Dancing Club 3; Boosters Club 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Comments 4; Assistant Circulation Manager 4; Halloween Queen 1; Homeroom Officer 1, 2; Office 3; Belk’s Fashion Show Model 2; Halloween Decorating Committee 3; Senior Superlative, Best Dressed 4; Sadie Hawkin’s Day Dance Committee 3; Jr. Basketball Tournament Manager 1; Magazine Certificate 4. Ole Rul yeas be ZI F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2; Operetta 2; Junior Play Usher for Senior Play; Sponsor 2, 3, 4; Yellow Jacket Staff; Class Prophet; Magazine Campaign; Bus Driver 4. BOB McLAUGHLIN F.F.A. Club 1, 2, 8, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. GERALDINE McLAUGHLIN Dramatics Club 1, 3; Dramatics Club Play 1; Music Club 2: Beta Club 3, 4; Halloween Play, Business Man- ager 3; Halloween Play 38; Junior Play, Business Man- ager 3; Office 1, 2, 3; Spectator Staff 3, 4; Store 4; Senior Play, Business Manager 4, Yellow Jacket Staff, Photo Editor 4; Knitting Club 4. Compliments of CALDWELL FURNITURE SHOPPE Complete Home Furnishings—Your Factory Outlet Store SAVE 50% Cannon Boulevard Dial 5880 KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of THE JEWEL SHOPPE, Inc. KANNAPOLIS’ LEADING JEWELERS KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA 45 SENIOR HONORS GALE VUNZIEET F.H.A. 1, 2, 8, 4; Reporter 2, Vice-President 3; Presi- dent 4; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4; Student Government 1, 2, 4; Sec.-Treas. 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Band Sponsor 3, 4; Homecoming Queen 3; Halloween Play 3; Girls’ State 3; Marshal 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Senior Superlatives, Best Looking, Most Pop- ular; F.T.A. Club 4; Miss Landis Hi 4; Miss Hi Miss 4; Dancing Club 3. DORIS MILLS Dramaties Club 1, 2; Glee Club 2; Glee Club Operetta 2; Decorating Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 3; Halloween Decorating Committee 3; Halloween Play Usher 3; Dancing Club 3; Senior Play 4; Booster’s Club 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club Play 1; Comments 4; Home- room Officer 1; Sadie Hawkin’s Day Dance Committee 3. DUARD MURPHY Baseball 1; Football 3; Boys Sports Club 1; Lettermen’s Club 2, 3; Science Club 4; Dancing Club 4. Any EeNIGEOWSs Hobby Club 1; Girls Sports Club 2; Decoration Club 3; Arts and Crafts Club 4; Secretary; Bus Driver. TOMMY PARSONS Boys Sports Club 8; Agriculture 1, 2; Library Club 4. PERIZ ADE eer eB SON Girls Sports Club 1; Dancing Club 2; Night Dancing Club 3; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4, Work Committee; Band I 2 one eband «Contest sin Zoo. Seniors blay a4: Halloween Play 3; Spectator Staff 3, 4; Girls Sports Editor 3; Sports Editor 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Class History 4; Halloween Decorating Committee 3; Basket- ball 2, 3, 4; Honorable Mention on County All-Star Team; Junior Basketball Tournament; Co-Captain 4; Student Store 3; Senior Banquet Decorating Committee 3; Senior Superlative, Most Athletic 4. (THEENIASS CER GY Girls Sports Club) 1,2 Knitting Club 93; 4 NANCY SHINN Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Pep Club 1; Knitting Club 2, 3, 4: Glee Club Secretary 4; Glee Club Operetta 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Thetis Turner, F.T.A. Club 4; Student Gov- ernment 3, 4; Student Council 3; Pianist for Class Play 3, 4; Pianist for Junior-Senior Banquet 3; Pianist for Teachers’ Banquet 3; Pianist for Graduation Com- mencement 3; Spectator Staff 4; Senior Superlative 4. DORIS SLOOP Beta Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4, President 4; Operetta PA Bro TENA Ale IMIS, ll, Bh, eh Syepowe? Ibemolae “be County Parliamentarian 4; Student Government 1, 2, 3; Class President 1; Class Reporter 2; Class Vice-Presi- dent 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Superlatives, Most Typi- eal Senior, Best All Around. SHIRLEY SMITH F.H.A. Club 1, 2; Decorating Club 38; Dramatics Club 4; Spectator Staff, Reporter 4; Halloween Decorating Committee 3; Junior Play Make-up Committee 3; Senior Play Cast 4; Office 3; Comments 4. SHIRVEYSSPEIGH dd: Home Economies Club 1, 2; Dramatics 3, 4. ODEs AMEN F.F.A. 1, 2; Boys Sports Club 3; Daneing Club 4; Debating Club 4. HENRY STARNES F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 8, President 4; Bus Driver 4. 46 ERNES 13s, hONE Rockingham High 1, 2; Glee Club 4; Senior Superla- tive, Most Talented; F.T.A. Club 3, 4, President 4; Junior Play 3; Student Government 4; Assistant Busi- ness Manager of Senior Play 4; Operetta 4; Student Store 4; Outstanding Band member 3; Band Award 3; All-State Band Clinic 3; Winecoff Band Clinic 3. ROBBER PAw PRIGKIZANE Music Club 1, 2; Decoration Club 3, President; Bible Club 4, President; Homeroom Vice-President 1, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Operetta 2, 4; Halloween Decorating Com- mittee 3; Halloween Play Usher 3. ANNE TAYLOR Girls Sports Club 1, Treasurer Dancing Club 2; Letter- men’s Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4; Senior Superlatives, Friendliest, Best Sport; Spectator Staff 4; Student Government 4; Class History 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Band Contest 1, 2, 3, 4, Halloween Decorating Committee 3; Junior Tournament 1; Senior Play Usher 4; Dancing Club 3, 4. JOE THOMPSON F.F.A. 1, 2; Dramatics 3; Debating Club 4, President 4. BEEZ © PR EIRE Agi Girls Sports Club 1, 2; Knitting Club 3; Booster Culb 4. GENESUPRIGEE: Boys Sports Club 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Science Club 4. JEAN WALKER Bande) 23 354,) Librarians 4-) Bands Contest, cama n ets Halloween Play 3; Senior Play 4; F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Girls Sports Club 1; F.H.A. Parliamentarian 3; Dancing Club 3, 4; Halloween Decorating Committee 3; Assistant Manager of Student Store 3; Manager of Student Store 4. GENE WEDDINGT ON Boys Sports Club 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Dancing Club 2, 3; Dramatics Club 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Club Reporter 2; Store Manager 3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Senior Play 4; Senior Superlative, Best Dressed; Glee Club Operetta 3; Junior Class Play. GLENN WEDDINGTON Hobby Club 1; Boys Sports Club 2; Library Club 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. DOW GEaWwiIse Boys Sports Club 1; Musie Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Lettermen’s Club 4; Junior Play 3; Senior Play 4; Glee Club Operetta 2, 8, 4; Yellow Jacket Staff 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 4; Last Will and Testament 4; Senior Superlatives, Best Looking, Best Dancer; Re- porter 3; Master of Ceremonies at Junior-Senior Ban- quet; Football 4; Cheerleader 2, 3; Glee Club Clinic: Glee Club 2, 3, 4. JOE WRIGHT Boys Sports Club 2; Science Club 1; Class President 2; Football 2, 3, 4; Student Government 2, 3, 4, Vice- President 4; Beta Club 3, 4, President 4; Senior Super- latives, Best all Around, Best Sport; Lettermen’s Club 3, 4, President 4; Dancing Club 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3. BESSIESPEAGOGK IMRAN, By, “ho exerts; (Cltuilos Bi, ake ZIEVBE Yelle at Y, Bis Reporter 8; D.A.R. Dress Review 3; Basketball 1, 4; Operetta 1. CHILDRESS BROTHERS Home Furnishing Company Dial 8676 KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA Furniture and Westinghouse Appliances Compliments of KANNAPOLIS BAKERY Golden Crust Bread Tasty Cakes Dial 8136 and 7146 KANNAPOLIS, NORTH CAROLINA 47 GlEASSeain@ Gite Gag Here we are in the year 1970, traveling across the country in our flying saucer, the latest means of transportation. On our jour- ney, we see many of the members of the graduating class of 1953. As we glide over New York, we pass the Yankee Stadium where Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hare’s midget baseball team is scheduled for a game today. Out of the dugout comes little Debbie Hare, their water girl. Mrs. Hare is the former Maxine Hess. Also at the Yankee stadium we see the great Bill Barnes, who only yesterday beat the home run record of Babe Ruth. Over on Wall Street we see Pat Lake start- ing her great secretarial career under her rich boss, who will eventually be her husband. In the C. B. S. Television building we see, in Studio A, Roberta Strickland, Doris Sloop, and Faye Bebber, singing on the Perry Como show. They have replaced the Fon- taine Sisters. They call themselves the ‘‘Star- dustwlirio. We look across the big city and see Loretta Beaver practicing for her concert to be given at Carnegie Hall this evening. At Radio City, we see Fred Jenkins, the skating champion of the world, as guest for the week. On Fifth Avenue we see Doyce Wise’s model agency getting ready for its grand opening. Ah! There are several of his well- known models: Shirley Kimball, Gail Miller, and Shirley Leazer. In Washington we see President Roy Daniels and some of his able cabinet mem- bers, Earl Faggart, Bruce Ketner, and Harold Cook having a discussion about taxes—no, it seems to be girls. Wonder what their wives would say if they would see them. On across the country in Chicago, we see the famous jet test pilot, Perry Deal, testing the new jet, the Spider, which was designed and built by the famous aeronautical en- gineer, Balus Chastain. 48 In Hollywood we see the leading star, Bobby Davis, playing the part of Roy Rogers in “‘Six-Gun Duel.’’ We also see Betty Clodfelter taking her screen test to star in a movie as a ballet dancer. Over at the Golden Gate Bridge there seems to be some repair work going on. Oh, look, there is Joe Thompson, a famous civil engineer, overseeing the job with his workers J ommy Parson, Odell Stamey and Glenn Wedding- ton. In the outer part of Hollywood we see Ruth Brawley, owner of a dude ranch, with her personal companion, Mildred Hallman, and her private secretary, Wilma Davidson. They seem to be discussing a square dance they are having. Now in Texas we see the multimillion- aire, Roy Campbell, who is owner of the Shell oil stations all over the country. He seems to be having difficulty with several of his station operators who insist on selling Texaco gasoline. They are Wayne Heglar and Floyd Cavin. We pass over New Orleans and see Ernest Stone, now leader of a jazz band with Paul Clawson playing the bass horn. Ernest is doing exceptionally well. here is his pink cadillac with zebra striped seat covers parked in front. Barbara Karrtker is his private sec- retary and business manager. At a well known hotel in Miami, we see the famous comedian Douglas Johnson do- ing his weekly floor show. Douglas works here only in the winter and spends his sum- mers vacationing in Maine. It seems he is doing very well since he has two lovely mansions in Maine. Doris Fulcher is his private secretary, and handles all his private and business affairs. Back in North Carolina, we see that not all of our members have left the dear old home state. In Greensboro we see Shirley Smith starting her school of commerce, As two of her faculty members, she has Elzo Threatt and Jean Walker. Compliments of Compliments of Linn-Wright Chunk’s Cleaners Ambulance Service Landis, North Carolina Phone 9222 and 250-L Landis, North Carolina Linn-Edward Community Grocery Drug Company LANDIS, N. C. Fishing Equipment Druggist Meats—Produce Stoves—Refrigerators Landis, North Carolina 49 GIFASSE RN O@ bite Gig At Mars Hill, Nancy Shinn is continuing her studies in Christian Education. She plans to be a missionary to Africa. Living at Fort Bragg with her husband, is the former Anne Fulcher. She is doing her weekly washing. At the fairgrounds in Charlotte, Jimmy Beaver, a well known speed demon, is racing in his number 58 today. His mechanic and companion is Shuford Belk. Listen! A news flash. Joe Cook, one of the ten most wanted men in the United States, just robbed the First National Bank in Charlotte. Will they catch him this time? Let’s hope so. Driving busses for the Carolina Coach Company are Bobby Eagle, Faye Nichols, Bobby Goodnight, and Gene Upright. They are taking the members of the Senior Class of our Alma Mater to Washington. That is now an annual affair, Dr. Bill Ketner and his nurses, Doris Mills and Lois Honeycutt, are on their way to an emergency at the Harrington Memorial Hos- pital in Landis. Doris has a busy schedule with her duties at the hospital and nursing the wounds of the players of the Landis and China Grove football game of 1952. Gene Weddington has just opened his clothing store on Main Street in Landis, and we see the prominent Joe Wright, Jr., buying a new outfit. Ferrell James has really built the Landis Airport into a promising enterprise. He has planes leaving for all points of the world. The former Geraldine McLaughlin and Thelma Scercy are boarding one of the planes to meet their husbands in Germany, where they are doing secret service work. Billy Hamrick’s Landis Spinners are com- peting for the National League pennant. They are in second place now. At the County Farmers meeting, we see two of the leading Dairy farmers, Bob Mc- Laughlin and Henry Starnes. Duard Murphy, 50 editor of the Landis Gazette, is speaking to them tonight. Besste Peacock now owns her own drug- store in Landis, It is a hangout for the stu- dents. Waitresses and soda jerks are Betty Boothe and Joanne Adams. Marvie Cagle is head of the cosmetics department. Helen Bunton and her husband, pastor of the Landis Baptist church, are having lunch in the cafeteria part of the drugstore. Up the street at Miller’s Appliance Shop, Helen Beaver, is working as a bookkeeper. At Cannon Mills we see quite a few of our members. There is Larry Ford, a big executive and buyer. Shirley Fink and Latrelle Funderburke are working in the tabulation department. Joyce Freeman is a private secretary to Bill Cannon, and SEES KIGtizZetO Aw ae Brows. Back at school we see quite a few of the gang, Sidney Yost is the new principal, Ann Taylor is head of the Home Economics De- partment, Shirley Correll 1s head of the English Department, and Helen Allman head of the Mathematics Department. Elizabeth Patterson is coach of the girls basketball team. Syvlia Eddleman is the school secre- tary and registrar. Visiting the school today are the former Shirley Speight and her husband of the U. S. Navy. They are home for a few days. Since our fuel is running low we are forced to land—and of all places right in Landis. We really had an enjoyable jour- ney, though; and what a joy it was to see so many of our old friends and classmates, and all doing so well. PROPHE RS Sylvia Kluttz Joyce Freeman Gail Miller Balus Chastain Gene Weddington Shirley Leazer QUERY GOODMAN CO. Compliments of Shoes and Hosiery BOND SPORT SHOP, INC. for the entire Family “Everything for the Sportsman” Dial 6661 S. Main St. Kannapolis, N. C. Dial 9691 Kannapolis, N. C. 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FORD Sales and Service New and Used Cars KANNAPOLIS INme ec OUR HISTORY Vice-President—Doris Sloop; Secretary—Loretta Beaver; Treasurer —Bill Hamrick; Reporter—F aye Bebber; and Parliamentarian—Henry Starnes. Our —Roy Daniels; class advisers were Mrs. John Ritchie, Miss and Mr. Robert Phillips. Balus Chastain was elected President of the Lillian Barrier, Student Government. The last of September, we started our magazine campaign. How wonderful it was to win a placque. We sold over $1500 and cleared over $600. Our class rings finally came, and everyone's fingers suddenly became sore. Football prac- tice came later, and a wonderful unde- feated many seniors on the squad who gave out- season followed. We had a good standing performances during the season. Bill Barnes made all of us proud of him as he won so much state-wide acclaim for his great football playing during the season. Our Senior Play was such a glorious success, thanks to the fine direction of Mr. Robert Phillips. With high hopes, both basketball teams hope to capture both County Conference titles this year. Elizabeth Patterson and Bill Barnes are our two outstanding players and we are depending on them to help us win the Conference. Oe) Gail Miller claimed her share of titles while she was in high school. In her senior year she won the Miss Hi-Miss contest, Miss Landis, and represented us at the Lions Bow] game at Salisbury. The Juniors gave us a fine banquet and we had a wonderful time there. The ban- quet was held at Hotel Concord on April 24, 1953. In May we had our Prom at the Legion Hut and everyone was excited be- cause we were reaching the end of our last mile, Preparations for commencement have begun and everyone is doing his part. We chose the American Beauty Rose as our flower and our colors are red and white. Some of us have a feeling of uncertainty as we face the future but whatever comes, we know we can face it with courage and a feel- ing of achievement. We feel that we have upheld the standards of Landis High School, and as we leave, we expect to bring honor and pride to a school whose colors we so proudly bear. Historians: Anne Taylor Elizabeth Patterson Betty Clodfelter Marvie Cagle Helen Bunton e ' ae Compliments of Davis-Deese Co. Beautiful Clothes for Children, Pre-Teens, Ladies Up-To-Date Styles, Advertised Brands, Popular Prices DIA Ee7 221 Main Street, Kannapolis Maxwell Bros. Furniture Co. Where those who know Go For Better Furniture Phone 2268 Kannapolis, N. C. 55 Compliments of Bill Mulls Record Shop 204 Oak Street Kannapolis, N. C. Dial 5141 Maytag-Hotpoint-Leonard-Duo- Therm-G.E.-Bendix-Kresky- Quaker-Gold Seal Compliments of Whitmire-Falls, Inc. JEWELERS SOUTH MAIN STREET Kannapolis, N. C. DIAL 2-5161 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT OFS GoHESGEASSFOEa a5 County of Rowan Town of Landis State of North Carolina We, the graduating class of Landis High School, of the year 1953, being of sound mind and of a generous nature, do hereby make the following bequest. The Senior class wishes to take this op- portunity to express its love for all its fellow students, but in disposing of its assets, feels. that they should be given to the most needy. ARS LG al To the faculty we leave a sincere gratitude for their understanding patience, their inter- est and willingness to help each student to do his best. PWR IGEI LASS Att To the Junior class we leave our seats in chapel, in hopes that they will enjoy sitting in the place of honor. ARSHIGE REIT We, Pat Lake, Maxine Hess, Doris Mills, Marvie Cagle, Sylvia Kluttz, Joyce Freeman, and Betty Clodfelter, do will to Mrs. Cross and Miss Barrier draw-drapes for their office. A RSUIGIE SN: I, Douglas Johnson, being of sound mind and healthy body, do will my nickname “Shotgun’’ and speed on the gridiron to Don Julian. I, Faye Nichols, do will my love for Chevrolet convertibles to Betty Poteat. I, Roy Campbell, do will my ability to look dumb but always have a smart answer to my brother Robert. I, Odell Stamey, do will my ability to lay out, pass, and not get caught to my brother, Robert. (That is, if I’m successful at it myself.) I, Joe Thompson, do will my “‘love’’ for Landis High School to whoever is crazy enough to accept it. 56 I, Bobby Goodnight, do will my bus No. 3 to anyone who will have it. I, Nancy Shinn, do will my monitor's post to anyone who can stand it without getting drunk watching the people go by. We, Ann Fulcher and Thelma Scercy, do hereby will our ability to get a diamond in our Senior year to any lovesick Freshman. I, William Don Ketner, being of sound mind, do will my ability to play football to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I have. I, Betty Clodfelter, leave my love for Miss Barrier and Mrs. Cross to Pat Clodfelter, and my ability to get in jams (traffic, rasp- berry, and otherwise) and my love to get to China Grove any and every way to Sue Lipe. I, Helen Bunton, will my friendly ways to Louise Nichols and my witty ways to my brother, Bud. I, Doris Mills, do leave with a happy heart, a happy smile, and nary a happy will. I, Bobby Eagle, do will my ability to drive bus No. 57 to anyone who will wait on Mary Lee Williams. I, Helen Beaver, do will my long hair to my cousin, Phyllis Beaver. I, Marvie Cagle, will my black hair and brown eyes to Sue Lipe. I, Shirley Leazer, will my devil-dancing eyes to Mrs. Cavin, and my bus No. 66 to any girl who is stupid enough to want to drive a bus. I, Sylvia Kluttz, do will my membership in the Beta Club to my brother Sammy. I, Loretta Beaver, do will my ability to sing in public to Nancy Bost. I, Shirley Fink, do will my ability to get along with Mrs. Cross to my brother Jerry. I, Sylvia Eddleman, being of sound mind and body, do will my beautiful, naturally curly hair to Shirley Corriher and my sister Gladys. Compliments of MILLER’S MOBILE SERVICE APPLIANCES—PAINTS ACCESSORIES PHONE 210 LEAN D1 San INen Ge J. V. DWIGGINS, JEWELER JUST GOOD WATCH REPAIR, ALL WORK GUARANTEED DIAL 6766 MILLS FLORIST WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE KANNAPOLIS, N. C. 119 N. Main Street Dial 2229 CGONGORDENa SG 23 North Union Street DIAL 3100 MOSKIN‘S CREDIT CLOTHING Better Clothes on Credit 143 S. Main Street Kannapolis N. C. AW GO ae, GABLE’S KANNAPOLIS FOR YOUR READY-TO-WEAR GABLE’S WHERE YOU ALWAYS GEES BESil Compliments of JOHNSTON’S BARBER SHOP eA Om eOOKS VV FLIES West A St. Kannapolis, N. C. Compliments of KINNEY SHOE STORE Kannapolis, N. C. HANEY HOLBROOK, INC. —THE MANS STORE— Things to Wear For Men Who Care 121 S. Main Street KANNAPOLIS, N. C. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ORMRUES GEASS OER I9bS I, Joe Wright, do will my ability to keep quiet in school to Steve Deal. I, Joe Cook, do will my ability as a great singer to Tony (Smoke) Stack. I, Faye Bebber, do will my love for Kar- riker’s to anybody lucky enough to get one. I, Doris Moysan Fulcher, do hereby will my ‘corny’ remarks to Joyce Dayvault and Toby Osborne—as if they needed them! I, Ruth Brawley, do will the undecided color of my hair to anyone who has to use peroxide to get theirs that color. I, Mildred Hallman, do will my ability to study and determination to finish school to my brother James. I, Gene Upright, do will my sorry bus No, 72 to Earl Holshouser. [, Bill Hamrick, being of sound body and no mind, do will my ability to laugh at Mr. Phillips’ jokes to Bennett Beaver. I, Roberta Strickland, do hereby will my little feet to Larry Graham. I, Betty Boothe, being of sound body and little mind, do hereby will my ability to slap people around and get away with it to Janet Tutterow. I, Shirley Correll, do will my ability to make A’s in English to Pat Clodfelter and Carolyn Swink, I, Joanne Adams, will my beautiful dimples to Bettie Archer. I, Fred Jenkins, do will my curly hair to Bobby Clodfelter and my physique to Grady Steen. I, Joyce Freeman, being of sound mind and body, do will my brain to my brother Gene, hoping he will make better use of it than I have. 17 Harold “Gook Jrabemnne ofe-sound mind, do hereby will my nickname ‘“‘Blos- som’ to anyone who wants to be called that. I, Roy Daniels, do will all my wonder- ful abilities to Lawrence Robinson, a rival for them. 58 I, Ferrell James, do will my ability to pass school buses to Bennett Beaver. I, Wayne Heglar, being of sound mind and empty pocketbook, do will my bad luck in matching to Jerry Erwin, who is too lucky. I, Balus Chastain, being of sound mind and body, do hereby will my ability to start slow and finish fast and at the top to any- one who wishes to take advantage of it. I, Tommy Parson, being of sound mind, do will and bequeath my love for Joyce Fowler to her, from this day forth. I, Elzo Threatt, being of sound mind and little body, do hereby will and bequeath my love for “‘Correll’s Lunch’’ to the gang. I, Geraldine McLaughlin, do will my ability to make tickets for any occasion to” Christine Freeze. I, Shirley Smith, will my rootin’ tootin’, high falootin ’, ‘‘rabbit shootin’’’ ability to Linda Graham. I, Bob Davis, do will my physique to Sue Lipe and my ability to draw to Oscar Goodman. I, Elizabeth Patterson, do will my ability to play basketball (having no further use for it) to Mary Nell Grisdale and Jo Ann . Lipe. I, Bob McLaughlin, would like to leave this thought with all the seniors who do not graduate: ‘‘If at first you don’t succeed, thy et ayeacain.« I, Bill Barnes, do will my ability to play football, basketball, and baseball to Gene Freeman. I, Gene Weddington, do will my ab ility to shoot pool to Danny Moore. I, Jean Walker, being of sound mind and little body, do will my ability to have a little body and cute figure to Carye Sue Sutton, I, Bruce Ketner, do will my ability to get along with people to Bobby Shive. I, Shirley Kimball, do will my seat in Mrs, Ritchie's homeroom to any one who is lucky enough to get it, WAGONER Motor Company, Inc. For Economical Transportation Chevrolet Sales and Service China Grove, North Carolina MY SHOP Features: 4 Ways to buy: Cash Layaway 30 day charge account Budget account (20 weeks to pay) Main Street Dial 8206 Kannapolis, North Carolina For Typewriters and School Supplies -—9e¢e—— Williams Printing Co. 140 West Ave. Kannapolis, N. C. Watches Clocks W. L. BRADSHAW Jeweler 2032 So. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. Watch Repairing Diamonds Only Genuine Parts Used bg Compliments of DIANA SHOPS 2245S 5. Main St. Salisbury, N. C. CASPER’S Shoes you Loye—with names You Know LO5:.NeMainvot Phone 3526 GOLD SHOP Ladies Wearing Apparel It's Smart to Be Thrifty Salisbury, N. C. FRED TALBERT Jeweler Phone 19-W Landis, North Carolina LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT ORS TH ERCUASSEORSLODS I, Henry Starnes, do will my ability to be a good bus driver and get along with Mr. Teague to Phillip Karriker. I, Maxine Hess, being of sound mind, do will my independent attitude and snobby disposition to Helen Hare. I, Latrelle Funderburke, do will my abil- ity to knit to inday Gavin, I, Shirley Speight, do will my love for a certain sailor to one person—myself. I, Barbara Karriker, do will my ability to like every boy I see to Libby Jordan. I, Ernest Stone, being of sound mind and after much thought, have decided to will my nose, which is not fully developed, to Jimmy Moore, provided he will nurture it carefully until it attains full growth. PeAnn bayloresdomswillamniy moves tor winter activities and summer vacations to Eleanor Kimball. I, Pat Lake, do will my clothes to Sue Lipe since she is in such bad need of them, and my love for Mrs. Cross and Miss Barrier to any rising senior who may need it. I, Duard Murphy, do will my ability to do something all the time, but never ac- complish anything, to Rodney Simpson. I, Gail Miller, leave a book of my “‘mem- oirs’’ to the Library, and one picture of myself to be used to scare naughty child- ren, I, Sidney Yost, leave with this statement: “It was a tough fight, Ma, but.I won.”’ I, Helen Allman, leave my typewriter, because I can’t take it with me. I, Larry Ford, leave a new philosophy of love—don't fall in it! 60 We, Jimmy Beaver and Shuford Belk, leave because we think we have been here long enough. I, Floyd Cavin, take myself, my time, my diploma, and very quietly leave-period. I, Doyce Wise, regretfully leave the girls of Landis High School to the boys of the rising Senior Class, I, Paul Clawson, being unable to find a single accomplishment anyone else would have, leave nothing. We, Perry Deal and Earl Faggart, each leave to Mr. McCreary—one lollipop. I, Wilma Davidson, leave my constant look of surprise to Becky Edmiston. I, Lois Honeycutt, leave my ability to miss school and still pass to Hubert Woodie. I, Bessie Peacock, leave my ability to play basketball to Helen Hare. I, Doris Sloop, leave with a sigh—it’s been a nice four years. Therefore having written what is in our hearts, we wish to close this sacred docu- ment. We hope it will be remembered and cherished in our hearts until our dying days. 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