Leaksville High School - Weaver Yearbook (Leaksville, NC)
- Class of 1948
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fp!! A M Aw, Q9wMMSlWQ? as 'Z J' W Xwzuhwfi' K xl 'im 415 HW SIM 11 56, 194 Ag . we ROPERTY Ol' ROCKINGHAIVI COUNTY LIBRARN LEAKSVILLE, N. C. I f n X y I' 47 , x 3 :A V.. 1 , is , I .' i 2 UAQ QGLUQI' FOREWORD WE, THE SENIORS OF 1948, are about to leave forever the halls of Leaksville High School. Our four years here have been happy and profitable ones and we do not Wish to leave them behind without some expression of our gratitude. To our teachers, we extend our most sincere and grateful appreciation for their patience and understanding in their efforts to instill in us the knowledge to carry us through the future years. To our class mates, we express our most fervent hopes that our future lives may not be Wholly separate and apart though each has his own path to travel. As another link in the chain of thoughts of our high school days, we publish this annual in the hope that it will bring back, in the future, the cherished memories of the past. Pzzblisbcrl by THE SENIOR CLASS LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LEAKSWLLE, NORTH CAROLINA 3 jkifi 6004 4 we Jehdflte WE, THE members of the Senior Class of Leaksville High School, respectfully dedicate this, the 1948 Weaver, to the parents of the students of the Senior Class, to express our appreciation for the cooperation they have shown toward helping us build a greater Leaksville High School. Without their support, We would have been unable to promote successfully many of our school activities. Their untiring efforts have enabled us to complete a Very joyous and happy high school education. Without their encouragement, many of us may have been inclined to falter along the way. fo 0lfl.l l06lI QI'l tif CQ TENTS DNHNXSTRATION FACULTY CLASSES ACTIVITIES A QUBMCATHONS TH!-ETICS w V, Af i Hm 5 MR. JOHN M. HOUGH Szzperinfvndenl Leaksville Township Schools .fdclminidfrafion MR. JOHN M. I-IOUGH MR. R. J. ADKINS DR. C. V. TYNER MR. C. C. CAMPBELL Cbairmafz MR. J. M. GEER DR. G. P. DILLARD Qnot present in picturej j. T. SASSER, JR. Principal 3656743 1948 CAMPBELL DEAL FERGUSON FRENCH AMY E. CAMPBELL English A.B., Winthrop College RUTH J. FERGUSON English, Hisfory A.B. Atlantic Christian College 8 H. C. DEAL Cl.7C'171jXfl'jl, Mzzffocwzafics, Cizfirs, Frwnrla A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College Post Graduate work, University of N. C. ELLEN LYDIA FRENCH Frcfnfb, Lafin A.B., Agnes Scott College DININNY GAMEWELL SARAH GWYNN DININNY Mafbcflfzafifs Woman's College, U.N.C. MARY F. GAMEWELL Healfh, Physical Edzzrafion Athletic Coafh B.S., High Point College FACULTY ' QP' -ix 192 413 -x x AWD' lk nf' 6,-nas Wx HINTERNHOFF KNIGHT MINNIE P. HINTERNHOFF Disf1'ib1ifiz'c' Educafion, Assisfanf Principal A.B., Salem College Post Graduate Work Columbia University and Woman's College, U.N.C. REBECCA KNIGHT Bible, English A.B., Columbia Bible College Post Graduate Work Appalachian State Teachers College ,-...M it ff., HOWARD D. LANE JEWEL HOWARD C0711 111 Urciai B.S.S.A., Woman's College, U.N.C. DOROTHY LANE English A.B., Greensboro College Post Graduate Work University of North Carolina Washington University IVIE H. F. LANE JULIA S. IVIE English, Hixfory A.B., Greensboro College HENRY F. LANE Music, Hixfory A.B., Guilford College Post Graduate Work Christiansen Choral School EAcULTY-------- 1948 Ma- me . ,Nl iff-M 1 ,,.,..vJ IVR S-A 5'2 'D -5 IU' ,,...Q.w-av L LLIE MCALHANEY IRENE MEADOR DOROTHY PILLEY Maflyenzufirs English, Library C!II71l7I01'fldl B.S., Limestone College A. B., Olivet College B.S. S.A., Woman S College U.N.C RAYMOND K. RHODES Herzlffa, Pb-ysifal Ez1'1zc'aii011 Afblefiz' Coafb B.S., Western Carolina Teachers College Post Graduate Work. University of N. C. LOUISE P. SHUMATE Biology A.B., Greensboro College EDITH SORRELL H omr' Ef'01'I0'7l1iI'S A.B. Meredith College Post Graduate Work, Woman's College, U.N.C. VERA WEBSTER Home Erononzirs, Gc'm'ral Srientff A.B., Eastern Carolina Teachers College FACULTY 19 4 8 C L A S S E S LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 11 CLASS 1948 Q S NORMAN ROBERTS GROGAN MILES O F FI C E R S BOBBY GROGAN ,, .. ,S.A,...S. A . . President EDWINA NORMAN ,A.,AS SSSS . . . Vice President JOAN ROBERTS . e,e, e............ .,,.e S e eretizry JULIA ANNE MILES e.,e ,e,..... T reasurer 1948 SENIOR CLASS 12 T ...gg TQ fum., 4 A . , , , I I if Br. 4 rg , ,W 1 F 'gf ' . , , wv' an f 1 A 'N M I ,im f0 !h , ' fry A' .pour Y., AHERON ANDREWS BONDURANT BURGESS IRENE WILLIE AHERON F. H. A. Club 2, 35 Dancing Club 45 Bible Club 15 Library Club 4. DOROTHY ELIZABETH ANDREWS Junior Dramatics 15 F. H. A. Club 1, 25 Tri Hi Y Club 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 2, 45 French Club 2, 35 Library Club 25 Newspaper Staff 2, 3, 45 Reidsville High Prettiest Girl 1. 4. BETTY JEAN BAKER Latin Club 1, 25 Student Council 2, 45 Honor Society 45 F. H. A. Club 25 English Club 45 Bible Club 15 Public Speaking 3, 4. ABRAHAM LINCOLN BARTON, JR. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 45 Baseball 25 Hi Y Club 45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Athletic Association 3, 45 Best Dressed 4. F45 S-4... 1 1 1 BAKER BARTON CAMPBELL COLEMAN JANET GAYNOR BONDURANT Tri Hi Y Club 25 Basketball 1, 25 Newspaper 35 French Club 45 Dramatics 35 Monogram Club 25 Mt. Airy High 1, 25 Most Conceitecl 4. JAMES HARDIN BURGESS Hi Y Club 2, 3, 45 Latin Club 45 Honor Society 45 Annual Staff 45 Public Speaking 35 Glee Club 15 Music Club 4: Dramatics 4. CARLISLE CASTON CAMPBELL, JR. Latin Club 1, 25 English Club 45 Honor Society 3, 45 Football 45 Student Council 1, 2, 3, 45 Most Studious 4. JOHN TAYLOR COLEMAN Glee Club 15 Monogram 3, 45 Dancing 45 Basketball 35 Textile 35 Biggest Flirt 4. LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 13 1948 SENIOR CLASS JEWEL PAY COOPER MARGARET ERWIN D1ETz Latin Club 1, 2g F. H. A. Club 2g Annual Staff 4g English I-Mill Club 13 Basketball 24 NCWSPHPCF 2, 3, 43 Tri Hi Y Club 4. Club 2, 3, 4g Music Club 3g Student Council 3, 45 Honor Society 3, 4g French Club 3, 4. JOHN COLUMBUS Cox DORA DELL Dlx PATSY RUTH CROUc1-1 F. H. A. Club l, 2g Glcc Club I. 2, 4g Chccrlcadcr 4g Music Club 44 Latin Club l Club 4. Dancing Club 4g ' FAITH MARIE EARLES . . French Club 1: Dramatics Club 3g Dancing Club 3 MAIKGARET JANE DAVIS Basketball 2. Honor Society 43 Girls Basketball 2, 3, 45 Tri Hi Y Club Ig Glec Club 2g Monogram Club 3, 4. Cub Reporter 2. DORIS NATACHA FISHER 3, 4: Student Council 3, 43 Athletic Association 2, 3: Glee Club 3g Distributive Education: 45 Student Council 4 English Club 3, 45 Music Club 33 Most Athletic -1. English Club 4. s7 K VL. rn.. 'rj:,:v R ::r -1-.ff lffcflt 1'-as ,,..x F141 lu. Qif V n COOPER COX CROUCH DAVIS DIETZ DIX IZAR LES FISHER 14 F. H. A. 1, 2, 45 Dramatics Club 24 Distributivc Education S 1 sm-g.......,.A l FISHER FULCHER, D. FULCHER, F. FULCHER, T. FULTON GROGAN HALL HANCOCK JAMES ELTON FISHER Hi Y 2, 3. 4. HOMER DONALD FULCHER Latin Club 1, 25 Hi Y Club 2, 35 Glee Clu LOUISE FRANCES FULCHER Glee Club 2, 3, 45 D. E. 3, 4. CHARLES THOMAS FULCHER b3 WILLARD LOUIS FULTON Dancing 4. ROBERT BENSON GROOAN Student Council 45 Newspaper Staff 45 Hi Y 45 Latin Club 15 Most Popular 4. JOHN ELBERT HALL Hi Y 2, 3, 45 Monogram 3, 45 Newspaper 35 Student Council 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Latin Club 1, 25 Glee Club 45 Best All Around 4. JILL HANCOCK Latin Club 1, 25 Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 45 Music 35 Glee Club Hi Y 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 English Club 3, 45 Newspaper 4. 2, 45 Er1gliSl'1 45 Newspaper Staff 4: Public Speaking 3- LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCHODL 15 1948 SENIGR CLASS - JOHN WESLEY HANCOCK MILDRED LOUISE HEDRICK Bus Driver 1, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club 45 Dancing Club 45 4-H Club 43 Tri Hi Y Club 4- Textile 25 Machine Shop 4. TALMADGE EUGENE HAIKRIS JUNE LAVONNE HEFFINGER Glee Club 1, 2, 35 Bible Club 15 Student Council 4 Bus Driver 45 Baseball 3, 45 Monogram 45 Textile 1, 25 Distributive Education 4- Dancing 45 Physical Ed. 3. SHIRLEY MAE HAWKINS ROBERT BURNS HOUCI-IINS Latin Club lg Student Council 2, 3, 4: Public Speaking English Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Student Council 1 2 3, 45 English Club 45 Honor Society 45 Library Club 45 Dance Club 3' 4' Most Likely to Succeed 4. VIRGINIA DARE HUDGINS BEN THOMAS HAYNE5 junior Glee Club 15 Senior Glee Club 25 Latin Club 1 2 Hi Y 1, 25 Baseball 35 Dancing Club 4. Senior English Club 45 Annual Staff 4. 01:7 mv 7:34 HANCOCK HEDRICK 16 ,fx '43 fs.- 1-nfs. fs, ..,....w- ff' viva ,gn-n-- L I I HARRIS HAWKINS HAYNES HISFFINGER HOUCHINS HUDGINS 'ZA' xv N . '-ff 2:17 fm SL? HUNTER HUTCHERSON HYLTUN JARRELL JONES, A. JONES, H. JONES, J. LAND ANNE JACQUELINE HUNTER ADDIE COLLEEN JONES Glee Club 1, 2, 49 F. H. A. Club 2, 35 Latin Club 1, 24 F. H. A. Club 1: Glee Club 1, 44 I-Min Club 5, 42 Distributors' Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, 4g English Club 43 Cub Reporter 3, 4: Basketball 2, ' 3. HAROL GEORGE HUTCHERSON Glee Club 1, 2g Marshal 3g Textile 3, 4. HELEN RAY 'IGNES Glee Club lg English Club 2. 35 French Club 2. 3g Latin Cl b lg B'bl Cl b 4. CLYDE WAI.KER I-IYLTON u l C U Textile 1' 2' 3' 4' JAMES EDWARD JONES English Club 45 Distributive Education Club 43 Latin THOMAS JARRELL Club 1. Dramatics Ig Glee Club 2g Physical Education 2, 3, 44 Athletic Association 2, 3, 45 Football 2, 3, 4g Baseball BARBARA ELLEN LAND 2, 3, 4g Bus Driver 4g Dancing Club 43 Glee Club 4. English Club 43 Tri Hi Y 4. LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 17 1948 SENIOR CLASS RAYMOND MILTON LITAKER Student Council 1, 4g Monogram Club 3, 4g Football 2, 3, 43 Athletic Association 23 Marshal 33 Latin Club 13 Hi Y Club 43 Most Athletic 4. RUTH JERLENE MARTIN Cvlee Club l, 2, 3, 43 Distributive Education Club 3, 4. ELANDA LEAH MCCOLLUM Latin Club 1, 23 Annual 4g Library' Club 3, 4g Newspaper 33 Tri Hi Y 3, 43 F. H. A. Club 2, 3g Student Council 2, 3, 43 English Club 3, 4g Honor Society 4. HARRY THOMAS MCKINNEY, JR. Baseball 23 Bus Manager Z3 Dancing Club 4. JULIA ANNE MILES Glce Club 13 Bible Club 13 Newspaper 2, 33 Tri Hi Y 2, 3, 4g Dramatics Club 4g Senior English Club 4g Annual staff 4g Music Club 3. JOSEPH GARLAND NEAL Marshal 33 Physical Education 33 Distributive Education Club 3, 43 Hi Y 33 Dancing 4. PATRICIA MARIE NICHOLS Athletic Association 2g Monogram Club 3, 43 Dancing Club 4g Basketball 2, 3, 4. CAMILLA FAY NOLES F. H. A. Club 1, 23 Latin Club 1, 23 Distributive Education Club 3, 4g Dancing Club 4. 'W -wr' V. . 9 3' Sag, , - 'R ,j,-ti, ., J- HR.. , I A .tw LITAKER MARTIN MILES NEAL 18 ,I A 'ill' McCOLLUM MQKINNEY NICHOLS NOLES '45 vin C7 NORMAN PATTERSON RICKMAN RIGNEY EDWINA NORMAN F. H. A. Club 2, 3, 43 Glee Club 1, 45 Tri Hi Y 3, 4g Newspaper 45 Bible Club lg Music Club 33 Vice President of Senior Classg Most Popular 45 Best All Round 4g Wittiest 4. JEXVEL DELORES PATTERSON Basketball 2, 33 Glee Club 2, 4, Dancing 4g F. H. A. Club 1, 2g Axton High 1, 2. EDITH GMILEE PULLIAM Glee Club 1, 2g 4 H Club 4, Tri Hi Y 4. VIRDIE THOMAS RICHARDSON Monogram Club 3, 45 Basketball 3, 4g Football 4. ...P 'Q I , I. A IL I by U - 1' ff, '. , ff , ...An I If is 'ww aff, x fi? I ml Ig- l I f 'l' I .JA I 1 H F K Q? jj'fgp1'- 1 H 1 ll 4 Ai I 'IA 15 Q ' 'ii li l I i T Ng - 1 'X 56' A- J'-4 35 Au'-4 f L' - f ?5?,: , z . 4 x -If . , F' . J 4 .liwwvirw C J X TQQT S PULLIAM RICHARDSON ROBERTS ROBERTSON RICHARD LEE RICRMAN Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 25 Football 1, Z, 3, 44 Hi Y Club 3, 45 Athletic Association 2, 3g Distributive Education Club 4g Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JEWEL COLLET RIGNEY Glee Club l, 3, 4g Latin Club 1, 2: English Club 4. JOAN ROBERTS Dramatics Club 3: Student Council l, 33 Latin Club 1. 2g French Club 3, 4g Marshal 35 English Club 43 Newspaper 4g Honor Society 3, 4, Most Studious Girlg D. A. R. Good Citizen. HIRAM ALTON ROBERTSON Draper High School 1, 2g Leaksville High School 3, 4. U. S. Navy. LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 19 1948 SENIOR CLASS AvA JEAN ROBERTSON JOHN HAIZLIP RUSH Disrributive Club 45 4 H Club 45 Tri Hi Y 45 Glee Club 3. Woodrow Wilson High: Leaksville High School 3, 45 Glee Club 35 Distributive Education Club 3 5 Dancing DOROTHX' JEAN ROBERTSON Club 4' F. H. A. Club I5 Glue Club 15 Newspaper 35 Tri Hi Y 35 , 5 ROBERT MORTON SAUL Marshal 35 Cheerleader 35 Chief 45 Dancing Club 45 i H I n Clue Club 25 lcxtile 35 Dancing 4. Most Talented 4. JULIA FAYE SCOTT HAZEL VIRGINIA RORRILR Latin Club I, Z5 French Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 Glcc Club 3: Dancing Club 4. Newspaper 35 Annual Staff 45 English Club 3, 45 Music Club 3, NANCY PARKER ROTHROCK CHARLOTTE SEDBERRY Newspaper 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Dramatic Club 35 French Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 French Club 3, 45 English Club Club 3, -tg English Club 3, 45 Bible Club 1. 3. 45 Honor Society 4. W- Q, ,-U, iv Nt' up., '5- , .,.. Er' ,,,. 14 . 'Dx -IV A-' '14 5 .1 fffl. -1525 ' 'ni wg: .. - . , 7 .. x 1-I-Su. ffl , , x, , 1 ROBERTSON, A. ROBERTSON, D. RORRER ROTHROCK RUSH SAUL SCOTT SEDBERRY I. 20 SHELTON SHINN SMART SMITH, D. ROSE GENEVIEVE SHELTON Glee Club 15 English Club 45 Annual Staff 4. HAL D'REER SHINN Annual Staff 3, 45 Editor-in-Chiefg Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Honor Society 45 English Club 45 French Club 3, 45 Philosophy Club 35 Student Council 45 Music Club 35 Senior Dramatics 45 State Music Contest 3, 45 Chief Marshal 35 Most Likely to Succeed 45 Most Talented 4. ROSIE LEE SHIVELY Glee Club 1, 25 Dancing Club 45 Home Economics Club 25 Marshal 35 Biggest Girl Flirt 4. PAULINE SHORTER Glee Club 1, 45 English Club 4. f? QW 1,10 I 49, fn SHIVELY SHORTER SMITH, R. STOWE RUTH ELIZABETH SMART Glec Club I. Z, 35 Home Economics 3. DORIS SMITH Distributive Education 45 Tri Hi Y 4. RUBY FRANCES SMITH Student Council 2, 3, 45 F, H. A. Club 3, 45 Glee C 1, 2, 3, 45 Honor Society 45 Tri Hi Y 45 Latin Club 1, Marshal 35 Best Dressed Girl 4. GENEVIEVE STOWE Tri I-Ii Y 45 Home Economics Club 1, 35 Latin Club LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL 1948 SENIOR CLASS MARGARET TALBERT JAMES NEAL VESTAL Glee Club 1, 2, 4g F. H. A. Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 BUS Driver 2, 3, 43 Textile 1, 2, 39 Physical Educaion 35 Dancing Club 45 Cheerleader 2. Dancing Club 4- RICHARD LOWELL THOMAS JACR DOUGLAS VIA Hi-Y 2, 3, 4: Latin Club 1, 2: JUni01' Lion 45 Honor English Club 13 Physical Education 25 Hi-Y 3g Distributive Society 4g English Club 43 Cheerleader 4g Student Council Education 33 Dancing Club 4. 2, 45 Most Handsome Boy 4. JOSEPH MAXTON ZIGLAR JAMES SANFORD THOMPSON Hi Y 1, 2, 3, 4. Latin Club 1, 23 Hi-Y 2, 3, 4g Class Baby 4. ' AGNES MARIE VAUSE CAF-OLYN KALLAMT Latin Club lg Basketball Mgr. 2, 3g Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4g English Mascot Club 4g Music Club 33 Student Council 2g Glee Club lg Library Club 4g Annual Staff-Photographer Editor 45 JOEY HOPPER Bible Club 1. Mnscof TALBERT THOMAS THOMPSON VAUSE VESTAL VIA ZIGLAR KALLAM I-IOPPER 22 CLASS GF 1949 L9 GORDON MOSELY HOLT MEEKS OFFICERS PRESTON HOLT . . , .,A..S.,4.,. ... P resident KENNETH MOSELEY . ...., Vive President ALMA MEEKS . , . , N .S.S SE.S S ecreiary GRACE GORDON . . , ,,.. . , . Treasurer 23 IUNIOR CLASS PAULINE ALEXANDER NANCY BOORER KENNETH BUTLER DORIS CARTER BEATRICE COON CORBIN COOPER ALVIS CORUM ANNA LOU COX DOROTHY COX EVELYN CREWS TALMADGE CURRY THOMAS DUNOVANT BETTY JEAN ELLIOT' LORENE EVANS FRANCIS FERGUSON VIVIAN FERGUSON BILLY FREEMAN BILLY FULCHER IUNIOR CLASS FAYDEEN FULCHER MASTERN FULLER GRACE GORDON NORMA GREEK LOUISE GROGAN JACK HARBOUR BILLY HAWRINS ELIZABETH HILL RONALD HILL PRESTON HOLT LOUISE JONES NANCY IIONES JANINE KASTEEN CHARLOTTE KENDRICK WILLIAM KENDRICR CARTER KNIGHT HAROLD LAMBERT RICHARD LASHLEY sf -,A S, .. .Q-va -Y-in 'w .235 Aiwa, -af? 7-Ulf 'C' ' -vnu... RE' 'kv JUNIOR CLASS MARGARET LESTER ORVILLE LIGHT LOUISE LONG MARX' RUTH MANUEL NANCY MARSHALL ANNE MARTIN HAROLD MATTHEWS NANCY MATTHEWS RITA MCARTHUR ALMA MEEKS DORIS MEEKS DAVID MOORE VIVIAN MOORE NANCY MORRIS KENNETH MOSELEY JACQUELINE MURPHY JIMMY NORMAN MARY LOUISE PENDLETON IUNIOR CLASS PHILIP PRATT ANNE PRICE CALVIN QUESENBURY MAURICE RAWLINS WILFORD REDMON FRANCIS RICHARDSON JUANITA ROBBINS NANCY ANN ROBERTS ALICE ROBERTSON BETTY JO ROGERS MILDRED SAWYERS BOBBY SHELTON ARNOLD SIMMONS ROMAINE SLAUGHTER LIBBY SMITH FRED SMITH KATHLEEN SPANGLER NORMA STURTEVANT wa 3 ' vgf 1 '? ,ov- mv' iw' .419 '-I5 we ARA few MQ- Wr ? Yun. -01' 'TW Surf i 1 I G I Own? ,-vf' I mf NWN' s A' . I .. ii I ,.,. EZ A : ' ' fi ' Li? 'I' ,V Mg: V g x 3 F 'V S -,Q U --. v ' ' f an M., A f 'N' ,V , Q.. .mn , -- nf- f - ' Yxrf' I M A - - S A .,-ff SW 'hr 1, f 2, S f ' .M R. ,fy Id 22 - ,. W , I I --,v R. V ,-5, X ,eff Z A, ,,.531f '. ff , ' ' ' 4 ,' fillw, 'ffv fffm FR- Y A 'H-A . A7122 Z64?Jf IE-Vi? f n 3 ' 2 S S SVR 27 'Q QM BENJAMIN ANGLE PAULINE CHANEY JOHN DYER NANCY GORDON FRANCES HOLMAN 28 if 'U NORINE WARE SHIRLEY UDEN JUNIOR CLASS GERALDINE THOMPSON JEAN TILLER EDWIN TURNER BETTY JEAN WADE SANFORD WALKER JEWEL WARREN TED WEBSTER J. D. WASHBURN CLAUDELL WEDDLE BETTY LOU WILSON BETTY LOU WINN BURTON YOUNTS JUNIORS' WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR REBECCA HOOVER JUANITA I-IUNDLEY NORMA JOYCE NANCY LANDRETH RUDOLPH LIGHT ELIZABETH MILLS BETTY MOORE BUDDY ROBERTS OLEN SHIVELY DONALD STEGALL PATRICIA STEVENS ALFRED THOMPSON JUNE TURNER GERALD WARREN CLASS OF 1950 QD GROGAN DUNOVANT BALCH GENTRY O F F I C E R S BETTY GENTRY . AA,A ,, , A T A . , . President BOBBY GROGAN .A..,.A. . , . .,.. Vice President JACQUELINE BALCH , . A T , , ,.., . , Secretary MARTHA DUNOVANT , , , Treasurer 29 R SOPHOMORE CLASS BIERTILLA AHERON JIMMY AI-IERON RUTH ANNA AI-IERON ROBERT ATTAWAY VIRGINIA BAILEY GLORIA BARRER HELEN BARKER BERNIE ANN BARTON ELOISE BELL NANCY BROWN JACQUELINE BALCH EUGENE BROOKS NANCY BURRIS CARROLL BUTLER VIRGINIA BUTLER NANCY CARTER BARBARA CHATHAM BETTY LOU COOPER SOPI-IOMGRE CLASS BETTY RUTH COOPER RICHARD CURRY RUTH DAvIs GENE DEI-IART GEORGE DICKINSON JOE DIX CHARLES DUKE MARTHA DUNOVANT CAROLYN EDWARIIS NANCY ELLINGTON LEE FAIN BENNY FRAZIER MONA FULCHER B-ETTY GENTRY JUNIOR GILLESPIE SHIRLEY GILLEY O. B. GILLEY JUANITA GOVER 'sw- ni, fo--y NP l an-I M14 SOPHOMORE CLASS BOBBY GROGAN THOMAS HAIZLIP EDWARD HALL BETTY JEAN HARRIS KENNETH HARTER FAY HII.I. VERNON HILL FRANCES HILTON WINFRED HOOVER OLENE HOPKINS ERA I-IORTON GLADY HOWELL MARY FRANCES HUDGINS DENNY IVIE JANE KUNZE HERMAN LAND RUTH LAND ROBERT LAWS SOPI-IGMORE CLASS JAMES LEE KENNETH MACY R. J. MARTIN WILLIAM MARTIN REBA MEADOWS ROBERT MooRE HELEN NEW SALLY PERRY SUNSHINE PRICE MARTHA PYRTLE LUCY LANE RAY KEITH RICHARDSON MARY ANN ROGERS MARY SHINN MARGARET SHOCKLEY AUDREY SHROPSI-IIRE PEGGY SIMMONS JEWEL SMITH COLLEEN ATKINS PHILIP BARKER HARRIETT BEASLEY JAMES BLACK PHILIP BROWN PAUL BURGESS RICHARD CARTER DOROTHY CLARK HELEN CLARK EVELYN COCKRAM SYLVESTER COOK 34 SOPHOMDRE CLASS NOAH SPANGLER EZELLE SPRINKLE MERRILL TAYLOR MOZELLE TAYLOR GLENNA THOMAS DAVID THOMPSON BERT TRENT DONALD UMSTEAD LOVELINE WILSON DAN YAGER GERALDINE YOUNG GRACIE YOUNG SOPHCMORES WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR MONTE RAY COX A. C. CRADDOCK JAMES R. CROWDER JEAN CUNDIEE ALFRED DILLON JACK DYER BENNY EANES SHERMAN EARLES MAX EGGLESTON CHARLES B. EVANS HAZEL HARRIS SHIRLEY HARRIS BILLY HAWKINS HUGHES HEFFINGER BOBBY HUFF HAZEL HYLTON MACK ISLEY DICKIE JONES NORA LAWSON JAMES LIGHT NUMA MARTIN GERALDINE MINTER JOSEPHINE MINTER HOMER MOORE RUBY NELSON MAXINE PATTERSON LESSIE RIERSON TYRUS ROBERTSON WILBUR RUTLEDGE JACK SIMPSON SYLVIA THOMPSON RACHEL WOOD CLASS OF 1951 Q l KNIGHT FERGUSON HAWKINS OFFICERS BETTY LOU FERGUSON .......A......,A..,. President DUNCAN SAUNDERS Cnot presentj 4,.,,A Vice President MATTIE HAWKINS ...e. ....e.....e. S ecrefary , SUE KNIGHT . . . .,E.. . Tifeasiirer 35 2 , W4 42' N I 4 36 FRESI-IMAN CLASS BETTY ADAMS VIRGINIA ADAMS CHARLOTTE BARTON J. B. BAUGHN, JR. MYRTLE BENNETT RALPH BIBEY DORIS BONDURANT JOAN BONDURANT BETTY BOOTH MILDRED BOOTH JUNE BOWMAN DOROTHY BROOKS BARBARA BROWN JACK BURCHALL BETTY CARTER MAXINE CHAPPELL GEORGE CHATHAM WILMA CLARK JAMES COLLINS VAN COVINGTON CLINTON DEAN REVA EVANS ELAINE EARLES NORMA EARLES PEGGY ELLINGTON BETTY LOU FERGUSON BETTY JO FRAZIER BILLIE MAE GILLEY JEAN GRAY ANNE HAIZLIP MARGIE HALL JIMMY I-IANRINS MATTIE HAWKINS CONNIE HILL JUNE HILL ALMA HORTON MARGARET JOHNSON REBECCA JOHNSON JACK JONES ANNE KASTEN FRESI-IMAN CLASS SHIRLEY KELLEY HAROLD KENDRICK BOBBY KIRKS SUE KNIGHT BARBARA LAWSON BETTY LOU LEONARD BILLY LIGHT DORIS LIGHT TALMADGE LIGHT BARBARA MABES CAMILLA MABES ROENA MABES NANCY JO MANUEL JOAN MARSHALL. NANCY MARTIN JIIMMY MCARTHUR PRESTON MEADOR ESTELLE MEEKS TOMMY MEEKS ROBERT NELSON RUSSELL NEWMAN JACKIE ODELL JO OVERBY BECKY PEARMAN JOAN RICHARDSON ' JEAN ROACH EDNA EARL ROBERTS PAUL ROBERTSON DIXIE ROYSTER LONE SAUL DUNCAN SAUNDERS BETTY JEAN SAWYERS JANET SHELOR BOBBY SHIPTON BEVERLY SIMPSON NORMA SMITH FRANKLIN STOWE CLIFFORD STRUTTON PAUL TALBERT JERRY TAYLOR FRESHMAN CLASS -R G- BETHEL THOMASSON MARY ALICE THOMASSON MARY ANNE THOMPSON li JACK THORNTON .f I ANN TROLLINCER IDA JEAN TURNER MARGARET TURNER 'Q' ODEANE TURNER RUBY TURNER TEDDY TURNER RALPH VIA ,Q WALLACE WASHBURN SHIRLEY WEBSTER W. J. WEBSTER EDITH WESTBROOK GERALDINE WOODS JIMMY WRIGHT JOY YOUNGER FRESHMEN WHOSE PICTURES DO NOT APPEAR Mary Akers Billy Fulton Linford Moore Howard Sheffield Merline Amos Billy Grogan Revell Morrison Marvin Shelton Gary Ball Clay Hall Peggy Jean Nelson Eldridge Shively George Balser Evelyn Hankins Phillip Nichols Joe Shively Kenneth Belton Pearl Harvey Douglas Noles Robert Simpson Betty Alice Black Joanne Holt Frank Odell George Smart Betty Brown Herbert Hughs J. B. Pope Carl Smith Nancy Lee Chatham Howard Hughs Nancy Anne Price Margaret Smith Betty Jean Cochran Douglas Hundley Wallace Purdy Bobby Southard Billy Clark Polly Hutcherson Barbara Rickman Barney Ray Strutton Howard Cox Bobby Jones Rivers Rierson Louise Helen Stoots Taylor Paul Crouch Lena Joyce junior Robertson Bobby Walker Joy Belle DeHart Ray Martin Delores Robinson Christine Warreii Brewer Dyer Robert Martin Virginia Scott Cleo Wickham Sherman Ellington Douglas Meadows Dennis Segall Bobby Willis Glenn Fuque W. Montgomery C. P. Shaw Annie Bell Wooten Richard Fisher 38 1948 PUBLICATIQNS LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCHOOL LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 39 ROTHROCK SI-IINN HAL SHINN NANCY ROTHROCK JAMES BURGESS - M .WV .. .. .. .... 194 it EAVER e l BURGESS . 4, Editor . . Assisfanf Editor a Business Manager Seafml: Edwin Turner, Anne Martin, Louise Long, Libby Smith, Julia Faye, Scott, Nancy Rothrock, Hal Shinn, Marie Vause, Julia Anne Miles, Genevieve Shelton, Virginia Hudgins, Jewel Cooper. Siamling: James Burgess, Elanda McCollum, Nancy Matthews, Miss Mary Frances Gamewell, Miss Dorothy Lane. 40 THE CUB REPORTER OFFICERS MARGARET DIETZ . , ,EEA Editor MARGARET DAVIS . i . Assisfanf Edifor Firsf Table: Colleen jones, Grace Gordon, Betty Jo Rogers, Bobby Grogan, Wilford Redmon, Tommy Fulcher, Jimmy Norman, Beatrice Coon, Shirley Uden, Jill Hancock. Second Table: Edwina Norman, Joan Roberts, Denny Ivie, Margaret Dietz, editor, Carolyn Edwards, Dorothy Cox, Anna Lou Cox, Norma Sturtevant, Betty Gentry, Carroll Butler. Sfamfing: Mrs. Ivie, Margaret Davis, Dorothy Andrews, and Miss Howard. s 4 sfi' C92 X l T' l FV A it SNAPSHOT CONTEST Winniiig snapshot submitted by Ezelle Sprinkle. Winnei' of second prize submitted by Nancy Brown Winnei' of third prize submitted by Merrill Taylor 1948 TIVITIES LEAKSVILLE HIGH SCI-IOGL LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 43 STUDENT COGPERATIVE COUNCIL Sitting: Bobby Grogan, Hal Shinn, Norma Sturtevant, Shirley Hawkins, Johnny Hall, Grace Gordon, jean Tiller, Preston Holt, Milton Litaker. Siunding: Betty Lou Ferguson, Maxine Chappel, Betty Gentry, Elanda McCollum, Ruby Smith, Margaret Davis, Joan Roberts, Betty Baker, Betty Jean Wade, June Heffinger, Doris Fisher, Mozelle Taylor. Third Row: W. J. Webster, Donald Umstead, Dorothy Andrews, Margaret Dietz, Louise Jones, Wilford Redmon, Carlisle Campbell, Richard Thomas, John Hancock, Mrs. Shumate, Mrs. Hinternhoff, Mrs. lvie. THE STUDENT COOPERATIVE COUNCIL is an organization which endeavors to promote better understanding between the student body and the administration. This group is composed of representatives from every class, and gives an opportunity to the entire student body to express themselves on important issues and make decisions in regard to certain student rules. All members of the association meet every two weeks, but it has a standing committee which assembles during the intervening period. 44 4 HONOR SOCIETY T .' may ..QQ2?g,,,,.,,'W,.-L...,,...W . . LH --1 Norman Sturtevant, Hal Shinn, Wilford Redmon, Elanda McCollum, Margaret Davis, Betty Baker, Mrs. Hinternhoff, Margaret Dietz, Carlisle Campbell, Mrs. Dininny, Joan Roberts, James Burgess, Vivian Ferguson, James Norman, Charlotte Sedberry, Ruby Smith, Richard Thomas. The induction this year of Members into the HONOR SOCIETY marked the first time that students have been recognized in a club of this type for scholastic leadership. This organization follows the suggested constitution in that, after the list of seniors and juniors making a scholastic average of ninety per cent or over had been compiled, the faculty chose fifteen per cent of the enrollment of the senior class and five per cent of the enrollment -of the junior class. This selection was made on the basis of the student's standing in regard to character, leadership, service, and scholarship. The Honor Society, with the help of a faculty council, works out plans to stimu- late more ambition on the part of the st.udent body for higher scholastic attainment, achieved without a self-centered attitude, thus promoting the idea of good citizenship which comes through a high sense of honor and the unselfishness of service. 45 ENGLTSH CLUB :3 aim First Row: Genevieve Shelton, Virginia Hudgins, Colleen Jones, Ruby Smith, Doris Fisher. Svfomz' Row: Shirley Hawkins, James Burgess, julia Miles, Jewel Cooper, Nancy Rothrock, julia Scott, Richard Thomas, Tommy Fulcher. Tfaird Row: Mrs. Ivie, Betty Baker, Elanda McCollum, Marie Vause, Jill Hancock, Joan Roberts, Hal Shinn, Margaret Davis. LATIN CLUB A Q A L A , First Row: jane Hill, Joan Marshall, Shirley Webster, Barbara Chatham, Polly Hutcherson, Jackie Balch, Glenna Thomas, Carroll Butlet, Mona Fulcher, Nancy Burris, Mattie Hawkins. Svroml Row: Sue Knight, KI. B. Baughn, Mary Ann Thompson, Barbara Lawson, Ruth Davis, Denny lvie, Jimmy Wright., Tommy Haizlip, joe Dix, William Martin, Bobby Grogan, Bert Trent, Josephine Overby, Betty Ruth Cooper, Miss French. 46 94 -as CLEE CLUB IIIGS -,.1xSgiif?A::'?f'.f,t ,Jr +4 s EEEEBQ IWEEQI , .. f ,. . , .... - . a f ra.-1-11:--sr. .i.f- -:waz-. f 'sw' s f 'ff l-22. F ' iii ' - ' A , D, -I ' Y- i ' 1 Q -Q . 1 l - ff 'f am A .. '-f new - fu . -' -1 - a L , Y .f - fe , ,A . ,-, , - ,., : A , M: A 4 V w '- , ,, . - M,,,,, . f A , f 'wx li' if 'Wa-1 ' ' ' ' X' firms- ..mZ,fzig-if if ' , 'Qrg.La'.'-' s- rr 'ef' '. ' A . ns-My ev idfw , nf , , , - V , L W I aww. mga, I , ,ffm .. cb, s ,., .. , . .,,. . W, a I ,, . fy or : . .M .f k , f , . ,,, ' -ww .. ss V Q1 .e ,f W f f ' 1, r . f A f ' wfefwmffa. f ' 1 W ,sa .1 ,L ' LHS Firsf row: Jewel,Rigney, joan Richardson, Jacqueline Odell, Barbara Chatham, jill Hancock, Nancy Burris, Bertillia Aheron, Merline Amos, Shirley Harris, Anne Price, Sunshine Price, Colleen jones, Ruby Smith, Norma Smith, Virginia Bailey, Margaret Talbert, Nancy Martin, Mr. Henry Lane. Second row: Ruth Anna Aheron, Mary Sue McAlister, Mary Ruth Manual, Betty Lou Co-oper, Dorothy Andrews, Mona Fulcher, Lucy Ray, Mary Louise Pendleton, Carroll Butler, Geraldine Minter, Edwina Norman, Jane Kunze, Preston Meadows, Lee Fain, Nancy Ellington, Ruby Nelson. Third row: Audrey Shropshire, Gllorine Barker, Harriet Beasley, Frances Holman, Shirley Gilley, Billie Mae Gilley, Loveline Wilson, Patsy Crouch, Mary Frances Hudgins, Ruth Land, Sally Perry. Fozzrfla row: Donald Fulcher, William Martin, John Hancock, Billy Freeman, Tommy Jarrell, Link Barton, Tyrus Roberson, Wilbur Rutledge, Monte Cox, Donald Umstead, George Chatham, Jimmy McArthur, O. B. Gilley. THE GLEE CLUB, under the direction of Henry F. Lane, has entertained varied audiences with performances worthy of its talents. Some of the programs for which they have furnished music were: the Fieldcrest Mills' Land of Edenn pageant, numerous radio programs, chapel assemblies, community Christmas tree, civic clubs, and the Man of the Year program. THE GLEE CLUB has been striving to develop genuine quality of performance and an appreciation of good music. 47 LIBRARY CLUB 1 Seated clockwise: Joe Dix, Glenna Thomas, Denny Ivie, Betty Gentry, Bert Trent, Marie Vause, Betty Jean Wade, Norma Greer, Louise Grogan, Jacqueline Balch, Ruth Davis, Irene Ahern, Elanda McCollum, and Alma Horton. Sfanding: Billy Fulton, Margaret Davis, Shirley Hawkins, Betty Barker, and Miss Meador. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATIGN CLUB Firsf row: Doris Smith, Dell Dix, Richard Rickman, James Jones, Doris Fisher, June Heffinger, and Janine Casteen. Second row: Nancy Landreth, Garland Neal, Harry McKinney, Norma Joyce, Ava Robertson, and Mrs. Hinternhoff. Third row: Louise Fulcher, Jackie Hunter, Francis Richardson, Jerlene Martin, Benjamin Angle, Arnold Simmons, Rudolph Light, Francis Ferguson. 48 LHS JUNIOR DRAMATICS CLUB First row: Kenneth Moseley, Tommy Hazilip, Betty Lou Ferguson, Jane Kunze, Camilla Mabes. Second row: Edward Hall, Jimmy Aheron, Eugene Brooks, Jimmy McArthur, Joy Younger, Vernon Hill, Jewel Smith, Beverly Simpson, Polly Hutcherson, Rebecca Johnson, Charlotte Barton, Barbara Mabes, Nancy Martin, George Dickinson, Betty Jo Frazier, Joan Bondurant, Richard Fisher, Betty Jean Sawyers, Ezelle Sprinkle, Miss Ruth Ferguson. Third row: Bethel Thomasson, Rut.h Davis, Donald Umstead, Junior B-ibey, Maurice Rawlins, Harriett Beasley, Virginia Butler, Dorothy Brooks, Jimmy Wright, Mattie Hawkins, Russell Newman, Barbara Lawson, Tommy Meeks, Bobby Kirks. DANCE CLUB 49 SENIOR DRAMATICS CLUB Smfenl: Julia Ann Miles, Colleen Jones, Julia Scott, Nancy Matthews, Charlotte Kendrick, Jimmy Norman, Louise Long, Jean Tiller, Miss Ferguson, Ruth Aheron, Libby Hill, Betty Jo Rogers, Grace Gordon, Shirley Uden. Sfunding: Hal Shinn, Richard Lashley, Calvin Quesenbury, Wilford Redmon, Mastern Fuller, Billy Fulcher, james Burgess, and Denny Ivie. FRENCH CLUB l ' ..-g'-- Firsi row: Faith Marie Earles, Betty Lou Cooper, Joan Roberts, Janet Bondurant, Colleen Jones, Betty Moore, Betty Jean Wade, Bobby Houchins, Grace Gordon, Lorene Evans, Miss French. Second row: Nancy Rothrock, Julia Scott, Norine Warf, Alice Robertson, Billy Hawkins, Preston Holt, Louis jones, Norma Greer, Wilford Redmon, Corbin Cooper, Ted Webster, Jimmy Norman. Third row: Margaret Dietz, Norma Sturtevant, Bill Kendrick, Burton Younts, Harold Lambert, Calvin Quesenbury, Hal Shinn. 50 LH FUTURE HCDMEMAKERS OE AMERICA CLUB - i, . I ' Y . -V15 . -,..........1..--4.---aint! First row: Mozelle Taylor, Ruth Aheron, Grace Gordon, Norma Greer, Betty Jean Wade. Second row: Joan Richardson, Rebecca Pearman, Elaine Earles, Jean Roach, jean Cundiff, Fay Hill, Kathleen Spangler, Jean Heffinger, Ann Trollinger, Myrtle Bennett, Virginia Butler, Bernie Barton, Nancy Martin. Third row: Helen Clark, Mary Akers, Sunshine Price, Rachel Woods, Hazel Hilton, Glady Howell, Gracie Young, Mary Ann Rogers, Edith Westbrook, Nora Lawson, Rcva Eans, Norma Earles, June Norman, Sally Perry, Juanita Gover. Fourfb row: Edwina Norman, Mary Sue McAlister, Nancy McAlis'Ler, Betty Adams, Preston Meadows, Virginia Bailey, Audrey Shropshire, Evelyn Cochran, Ruby Nelson, Pauline Alexander, Louise Grogan, Nancy Brown, Harriettc Eaden, June Bowman, Doris Light., Jewel Smith. Fifth row: Miss Edith Sorrell, Mary Hudgins, Mary Manuel, Nancy Marshall, Norine Warf, Alice Robertson, Ann Haizlip, Mary Alice Thomason. PUBLIC SPEAKING CLUB james Light, Calvin Quesenbury, Duncan Saunders, Shirley Hawkins, Mozelle Taylor, Ruth Aheron, William Martin, Betty Baker, Dixie Royster, Ruby Nelson, Mrs. Klyce Chandler, fnot presentj Miss Sarah Ferguson. -51 TRI- HI -Y First Vow: Miss Ruth McConnell, Dorothy Andrews, Marie Vause, Julia Anne Miles, Jill Hancock. Second row: Barbara Land, Ruby Smith, Nancy Burris, Loveline Wilson, Lucie Lane Ray, Glenna Thomas, Doris Smith, Omilee Pulliam. Third row: Mildred Hedrick, Ava jean Robertson, Genevieve Stowe, Elanda McCollum, Margaret. Dietz, Carroll Butler, Betty jo Rogers, Louise Long, Nancy Brown, Betty Gentry. I-Tl-Y Firsi row: James Burgess, Richard Thomas, Donald Sregall, James Thompson, John Hall. Semin! row: Clarence Hall, Jimmy Lee, Bobby Laws, jack Dyer, Joe Ziglar, Keith Richardson, Dan Yager, Paul Burgess, Merrill Taylor. Tfiinf row: Benny Eanes, Richard Rickman, Milton Litaker, Kenneth Moseley, Ronald Hill, Billy Hawkins, Bobby Grogan, Benjamin Angle, Elbert Fulton, David Thompson. liozzrfli roztf: Louis Jones, Preston Holt, LI. D. Xlffashburn, Thomas Dunovant, Bobby Grogan, Dickey jones, Link Barton, Burton Younts, R. J. Martin, A. C. Craddock, Wilbtir Ruthledge, James Black. 52 4 MONOCTRAM CLUB LH First row: Preston Holt, vice president, Margaret Davis, president, Grace Gordon, secretary, Winfred Hoover, treasurer. Secoml row: Richard Rickman, Charlotte Kendrick, Tommy Jarrell, Kenneth Butler, Tommy Richardson, Donald Stegall, Jean Tiller, Helen New, Thomas Dunovant, Patsy Nichols. Third row: Benny Eanes, Richard Rickman, Milton Litakcr, Kenneth Moseley, Ronald Moseley, Burton Younts. Fozzrfb row: Mr. Rhodes, Mr. Johnson, Billy Hawkins, Fred Smith, Link Barton. The Leaksville High School MONOGRAM CLUB was organized in 1947 to further an interest in all types of athletics, to encourage better sportsmanship and to bring about a better relationship between the athletes, students, faculty and community. In order to become a member of this club one must 'letter, in at least one of the three major sports basketball, football, or baseball is required. To remain a member of this club a student must at all times observe good conduct on the field of play. 53 4 -H CLUB First row: Jacqueline Odell, Gracie Young, Edith Westbrook, Mildred Hedrick, Genevieve Stowe, Becky Pearman. Second row: Dennis Stegall, Hughes Heffinger, Kenneth Heffinger. MUSIC CLUB Seafwl: Jimmy Norman, Betty Jo Rogers, Norma Sturtevant. First row: Louise Long, Merrill Taylor, Claudell W'eddle, Nancy Booker, Grace Gordon, Carroll Butler, Ruth Anna Aheron, Lucy Ray, Ezelle Sprinkle, Shirley Uden. Sr'c'omf row: Calvin Quesenbury, Mr. Henry Lane, Maurice Rawlins, Denny Ivie. 1948 I-ILETICS LEAKSVILLE I-IIGI-I SCI-IOCDL LEAKSVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA 55 W ,, r '-. f, ff 4 L - n -.. X Yi gx +f I 9' .L ' V -NM, .2 if, , V A. MK ., ,. W A, It J!! abit,-I V 4 Q if :,Qf1af5 f ,wv,,f . , I 9 ly: 1 134 iq Ai Q 1-174939, .Af Mali, 4 -H2 'W f, ma WU? L' Wu. .VM 7 .,wmH , . ., .ks sz ff 57 PRESTON I-IoLT, Capiain MILTON LITAKER, C0-Captain FOOTBALL Firsf row: Jimmy Hankins, Bobby Shipton, Olan Shiveley, Corbin Cooper, Connie Hill, Keith Richardson, Jack Martin, J. C. Burcham, David Moore, George Whitten, Dick Jones, O. B. Gilley. Second row: Carlisle Campbell, Richard Carter, Billy Hawkins, Cleo Wickham, Donald Stegall, Junior Gillespie, Kenneth Butler, Robert Attaway, Kenneth Harder, Thomas Dunovant, A. B. Fulton, Ray Martin, Clarence Hall, Manager. Third row: Coach Rhodes, Dolan Richardson, Tommy jarrell, Bobby Moore, Julian Roberts, Frank O'Dell, james Black, Billy FT eeman, Burton Younts, Link Barton, Winfred Hoover, Preston Holt, Milton Liraker, Fred Smith, Kent Moseley. The Leaksville High School Football team completed a mediocre season by winning two games, tying two and losing seven. Perhaps the main reason for the several losses can be attributed to the fact that the team was competing in Class A competition for its first time and its second year of football since before the war. The defeats were administered by the hands of such strong clubs as Gray, Hanes, Reidsville, Martinsville, and Mineral Springs. 58 BOYS' BASKETBALL Firsz' row: Richard Rickman, Fred Smith, Kent Moseley, Billy Hawkms Numa Martm David Moore. Second row: Coach Rhodes, Kenneth Harder, Gerald Warren, jumor Roberts Tommy Dunovant, Jack Harbour, Winfred Hoover, Manager. LEAKSVILLE LEAKSVILLE LEAKSVILLE LEAKSVILLE LEAKSVILLE LEAKSVILLE LEAKSVILLE LEAKSVILLE LEAKSVILLE BASKETBALL RESULTS , , 66 WENTWORTH , . . 29 REIDSVILLE 6 . , , 24 STONEVILLE . . , 44 MADISON , . . , 64 RUFFIN . . 6 . 43 DRAPER . . , . . 37 REIDSVILLE . . 49 MAYODAN 6 . S6 PINE HALL GIRLS' BASKETBALL Firsi row: Grace Gordon, Ruth Aheron, Helen New, Charlotte Kendrick, Jean Tiller, Margaret Davis. Sevorzzl row: Jane Kunze, Pauline Chaney, Betty Jean Elliott., Patsy Nichols, Nancy Booker, Betty Jo Rogers. Third row: Miss Gamewell, Joan Bondurant, Betty Jean Sawyers, June Almond, Charlotte Barton, Barbara Lawson, Mattie Hawkins, Betty Lou Ferguson. VARSITY TEAM Helen New, Jean Tiller, Grace Gordon, Mattie Hawkins, Barbara Lawson, Betty Lou Ferguson, Margaret Davis, Charlotte Kendrick, Betty Jean Elliott, Patsy Nichols, Betty Jo Rogers, and Betty Jean Wade. BASKETBALL RESULTS LEAKSVILLE e,,,.,.. S3 WENTWORTH LEAKSVILLE . I . 12 REIDSVILLE . LEAKSVILLE , . . 16 STONEVILLE LEAKSVILLE . , . 43 MADISON . . LEAKSVILLE , I . 40 RUFFIN . . LEAKSVILLE . . . 35 DRAPER . . , . LEAKSVILLE . . . 28 REIDSVILLE , LEAKSVILLE . . , 36 MAYODAN . LEAKSVILLE . . . ZS PINE HALL T BASEBALL First row: Donald Stegall, Thomas Haynes, Fred Smith, Talmadge Harris, Kent Moseley. Second row: Mr. Rhodes, Richard Carter, Tommy Donovant, Pete Litaker, Preston Holt, Junior Gillespie, Billy Hawkins, Clarence Hall, Bat Boyf' After one year of successful playing in Class AU conference ball, the battle of the diamond again got off to a better start than ever before. Under the excellent coaching of Raymond Rhodes and this being the second year of Class AU Ball, the team has a greater possibility of being one of the best teams in the country. After scheduling their games, the team was given the full support of the students and faculty. With spirit., willingness to fight and the support of the school the boys should take many victories. CHEERLEADERS Ruth Aheron, Jean Tiller, Charlotte Kendrick, Shirley Uden, Louise Long, Richard Thomas, Libby Smith, Dorothy Robertson, Nancy Matthews, Patsy Crouch. BUS DRIVERS Seated: Donald Fulcher, john Hancock, Tommy Jarrcll, Thomas Haynes. Sfarzfling: Neal Vestal, Talmadge Harris. QUR SUPPORTERS I angrafufafionfi fo ti? gina lfl6Li85 I 0lfW, GMM H656 Division ol Marshall Field 81 Company Lkiiwc spymc Dp NC Fiaiv z iii acfri agouf jyiefclcrefif 6 Fieldcrest Mills employs more than 6,000 of the 17,000 people in the entire Marshall Field 81 Company organization. There are T3 separate mills in the group located at Leaksville, Spray, and Draper, North Carolina, Fieldale, Virginia, and Zion, Illinois. These mills produce a wide range of quality textile products and consume substantial quantities of the maior fibres: cotton, wool, rayon, and nylon. All the products are woven excepting hosiery, which is knitted. The mills start with the raw material and turn out finished products. The Fieldcrest Mills have always led the way in new and better products: such things as Fieldcrest Embroidered Bedspreads, Karastan, the wonder rug of America, Fieldcrest curtains of fine lace, the Fieldcrest Thermostatic Blanket, Fieldcrest towels, blankets, sheets, and bedspreads, Fieldcrest lace tablecloths, Cel-O-Sheen tablecloths of gleaming rayon, Fieldcrest La France hosiery and scores of other items to beautify American homes. Design experts, color experts are employed to keep the products attractive, and a completely equipped testing laboratory, right at the mills, checks the quality of the products at all times. 65 66 AUTO-HOME SUPPLY CO. . Compliments Everything for the Auto, Form ond Home of Phone 747 MRS. A. S. HOPPER Droper, N. C. Compliments of MORGAN TRUCKING CO. President W. G. Bonduront Leoksville, N. C. Compliments of Compliments of ROBERTS GULF SERVICE H 3, H CLQTHING REIDSVILLE, N. C. On The Boulevard Compliments of Compllmenis of JoNEs Moron COMPANY DEHART5 5c lOc 81 25c Stores Compliments of Compliments of MAIN STREET SERVICE STATION Aap FOOD S-I-ORE Leoksville, N. C. Fine Class Rings + Announcements + Awards .los'ren's - ............. .............. ........................... C - ss.ssssssss................... s ................... s Since 1897 Representative: l. C. Cl'IllES, 611 Colonial Drive, High Point, N. C. vuBt1nws'WQ1ff mV ,J ,-,, Q '-' W V 2 V 1 aa 44- Compliments CARTER ELECTRIC COMPANY 25 Yeors Electric Service to the People of Rockingham County BEN FRAN KLIN STORE Notionolly Known Locally Owned by BLARE BURKE Ice-cold Coco Colo makes COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO., Inc Leoksville, N. C. Compliments of BOULDIN MOTOR CO. BOULDIN TRACTOR CO. Leoksville, N. C. Compliments ot HOUSTON FURNITURE CO. Woshington St. Leclksville, N. C ORCHID BEAUTY SHOPPE John B. 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C' Phone 81-J Q Real Estate Wafer Power Farms Houses A Spray Water Power 8. land Co ESTABLISHED 1893 SPRAY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of EDWARD'S FOCD MARKET Choice Groceries ond Meofs On ihe Boulevard Q + Compliments of CAROUNA DRUG CO. 0'MANSKY BROS The Drug Store of Service Lecksville N C Prescriptions o Speciality PHONE 28 Leoksville, N. C. + C0l'l'll0Al'Ylel'lf5 0 MEADOW DAIRIES Posfeurized Doiry Products Covering Rockingham County Like the Dew Covers Dixie LQ leuksviile Reidsville PHONE 42 PHONE 147 Herman's Food Market Self-Service H. P. TATE, Owner No. T store - No. 2 store Boulevard Washington St. Phone 609 Phone 509 Leaksville, N. C. Lemons Brothers Motor Co. Repairs, body, 8- tender work of all kinds 24 hours wrecking service Draper Phone N. C. 739-J RED'S POOL PARLOR Sandwiches of all kinds Leaksville, N. C. New Lea ksville Grocery New Leaksville's Modern and up to date Food Store We Feature Highest Quality at Lowest Prices. Phone 786-W Compliments of Rockingham Service Station, Inc. Leaksville - Spray The Home of Nelly Don's 8- Gay Gibson's Juniors The Best of Everything For The Table WE DELIVER South Side Mecantile Co. 474 Harris Street Phone 242 Leaksville, N. C. Compliments ot CAROLINA TRAILWAYS ROLANDS GROCERY Hamilton Street Leoksville, N. C. Compliments of HATLEYS LAUNDRY Phone 539 Compliments of DYE R'S GARAGE We Complete The Wreck Job Compliments of BOULEVARD TAXI Phone 399 Seven Toxis to Serve You CENTRAL SERVICE STATION Phone 633-M Melvin P. Croddock Booker T. Murphy Compliments of TRI-CITY FLORIST Leoksville, N. C. IIFAIRISII Leaksville - Spray Funeral Home and Rockingham Mutual Burial Association f Boone Road Leoksville, N. C. 400 - PHONE - 400 SUGG'S FUNERAL HOME The Service Beautiful Phone 222 Compliments of WRIGHT'S Ladies Ready to Wear Leaksville, N. C. Compliments of PORTER'S STORE CHANDLER'S DRUG STORE Phone 339 Phone 265 Washington St. Boulevard Leaksville, N. C. Ready-Mix Concrete Free Estirnate gladly Furnished Rockingham Ready-Mix Concrete Compliments of LEAKSVILLE BARBER SHOP 5 barbers 3 showers Corp. Shoe Shine It Pays to Look Well Phone 780 Leaksville, N. C. Leaksville, N. C, For your Fuel Needs Call 779 Hopkins 81 Johnson Fuel Co. Compliments of STACY'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 474 Spray, N. C. Compliments of JOHNSON CHEVROLET Sales and Service Compliments of REDMOND'S LUNCH ROOM On the Boulevard Compliments of HOPPER'S HOBBY SHOP WALL FURNITURE COMPANY G. E. sTovEs AND REFRIGERATORS PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES ZENHH RADIUS SEE US FOR YOUR HOBBY AND Compliments of LEAKSVILLE FURNITURE COMPANY Where Most Folks Buy Phone 369 Compliments of LEAKSVILLE BANK f AND must coMPANv NESTERH HOME OFFICE Leoksville, N. C. BOULEVARD BRANCH Lecxksville, N. C. SPRA.Y BRANCH Leoksville, N. C. DRAPER BRANCH Drciper, N. C. YOU WANT A HOME WHEN YOU BUILD IT IS FOR A LIFETIME BE SURE YOU BUILD IN THE RIGHT PLACE We have Choice Building Lots splendidly located in PRIMITIVE HEIGHTS and PARK HEIGHTS in Spray -and also in- RHOULAC KNOLLS Draper Road short distance from Smith River Bridge A Wide streets, macadam surfaced A Large lots, Iand well drained A Convenient to local and through bus lines A City water and electricity For further information call at office of Spray Cotton Mills Compliments of Shough's Meat Market 8. Grocery Phone 681-W Leaksville, N. C. Compliments of BLACK'S RADIO SHOP Phone 329-J Spray, N. C. COX FOOD STORE CHURCH STREET Phone 79 Compliments of RITZ SODA GRILL COld English letteringl Washington Street Compliments of ALEX R. WILLIAMS 81 SON General Merchandise Washington Street WEBSTER'S GROCERY Washington, St. Best In Groceries F. S. KIRKS Compliments of Repfesenfing J. S. TROGDEN 8. SON Durham Life Insurance Co. Leoksvillel N. C. CITY DRY CLEANERS Across the Track in Draper Phone 735-M Draper, N. C. HARRIS 8. CARTER GROCERY Best in Groceries Phone 734-J Draper, N. C Compliments of DRAPER GROCERY Phone 526-M Draper, N. C. Compliments of EALEY ELECTRIC CO. Draper, N. C. Compliments of FIELDCREST ESSO STATION Draper, N. C. Compliments of LEINWARDS Leaksville, N. C. Compliments of UDEN'S Morgan St. Spray, N. C. Compliments of THE JEWEL BOX 25 Scales St. Reiclsville, N. C Smart Togs For Teens FRANCES SHOPPE Compliments of MRS. .l. S. BURGESS K. C. OIL COMPANY Oil and Gasoline PHONE 645 Compliments of C. P. SMITH DEPT. STORE Leaksville, N. C. Compliments of SMlTl'l'S RADIO SHOP Home of Everything Electrical PHONE 338 ROGERS JEWELRY Keepsake Diamonds Leaksville, N. C. PARISTYLE BEAUTY SHOP , PHONE 305 over Carolina Drug Compliments of KALLAMS FOOD MARKET On the Boulevard Compliments ol THE WEAVER STAFF Cya! Wane? im mdd Jane mr. 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