Madison High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Marshall, NC)

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F fs 5 P 3 'f 3: F J. 5 f F 2 I E E55 GOLDE LEAF 90 1951 Volume V Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of MADISON HIGH SCHOGL Madison, North Carolina HUCKINGIMM COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY OUTREACH EDEN MADISON RESDSVU-LE MAYODAN STONEVILLE -F ii W ANL 912 fa 3 62 Foreword r In presenting this Annual, the Senior Class of '51 hopes that its readers may find many hours of enjoyment and pleasure. In future years we shall be able to look back upon a few of the events that happened while we were still at Madison High. To the underclassmen this is only one, in two, three, or four years. To the Senior Class it is the accomplishment of four happy years filled with pleasant memories, exciting days, and good fellowship. These we shall always cherish, and they will serve to remind us of the 'days that used to be.' Dedication For his untiring efforts in demonstrating sportsman- ship, his development of character, for the many years of loyalty to the teams through 'thick and thin', for his human understanding, his warm sympathy, his youthful vigor, and his unerring sense of fair play, this Golden Leaf is affection- ately dedicated to Raymond H. Cure, Coach. l2l Liv ,, Mr. Raymond H. Cure I 3 I Faculty K ft dl? 4 RAYMOND H. CURE Madison, N. C. Milligan College, B. S. University of Virginia, Richmond Va. Woman's College of U. of N. C., Greensboro, N. C. Physical Education, English I Boys Coach Freshman Sponsor MRS. ELIZABETH FAGGE Madison, N. C. Appalachian State College. Wo- mans' College of U. of N.C., A.B English, II and III, French, Student Council Sophomore Class Sponsor J. C. LASSITER Madison, N. C. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, A. B. Superintendent of Madison City Administrative Unit Mas. ELIZABETH M. FOLGER Madison, N. C. Stratford College, Danville, Va., Virginia Intermont, Bristol, Va. Secretary to Mr. Lassiter Faculty Miss EUZABETH EPPS New Zion, S. C. Winthrop College, B. S. Commercial Studies Sophomore Sponsor Mas. L. O. GREENE Wentworth. N. C. Greensboro College, Greensboro N. C.. A. B. Home Economics Junior Sponsor MAURICE S. MOORE Williamston, N. C. Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, N. C., B. S. Biology. Chemistry General Science Freshman Sponsor 6 RICHARD NULL Madison, N. C. Duke University, Durham, N. C.. A. B. Womans' College of U. of N. C., Greensboro, N. C. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. English IV, American History. Economics, Sociology Senior Class Sponsor WILLIAM J. SLOAN Greensboro, N. C. Wake Forest College, Wake Forest, N. C., B. S. Latin KENNETH E. STROUP Cherryville, N. C. State College, Raleigh, N. C. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C., A. B. Band Glee Club 7 Faculty LLoYD E. ROBERTSON Madison, N. C. Berea College, Berea, Kentucky, B. S. Agriculture JAMES R. SOMERS Reidsville, N. C. Southwest Missouri State College, Springfield, Mo., B. S. University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. World History, Civics Girls Coach, Boys Coach Freshman Sponsor Mas. Joi-IN S. WEBSTER Madison, N. C. Limestone College, Appalachian State, Boone, N. C., A. B. University of Chicago, Chicago, Ill. Mathematics junior Sponsor SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President T. P. Rumsey Vice-President Clyde Baker Secretary Kenneth Truitt Treasurer jean Snead M AS C O TS Yvonne Hilton Michael Smith CLYDE Hopvzn Buena Shorty Vice-President, 1: Reporter Qclassl 2: President 3: Vice-President 4: 4-H Club, Vice-President 2:F.F.A.. Vice-President 3: F.F.A., President 4: Basketball 1, 2,: Glee Club l, Band 1, 2, 3, 4,: 4-H Club 1, 2,: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4,: Silliest: Best Dressed: Most Outstanding Agri- culture Student: Student Council 4: Annual Staff, Business Manager 4: Sports Editor, 'Madison High News' 3: Publicity Editor, F.F.A RUTH HENERIETTA BAxER Ruth Basketball 1: Softball l: Quietest jo ANN COLLINS Doodie Secretary 1: Vice-President 2: Sec' retary-Treasurer 3: Glee Club 1. 2,: Commercial Club 3,3 Madison High News-News Editor, 3,: F.H.A. 1, 2, 3,3 Student Council 3,: Annual Staff Ass't Business Manager, 4,: Best Dressed: Best Looking: Most In- Huential: Best All Around: Most Popular: Most Dependable. GENE W. FERGUSON Toby Commercial Club 3: Most Sincere: Neatest: Most Dignified: Annual Staff 4: Assistant Editor. CARL GOINS Cummins Treasurer 1: Basketball l, 2. 3, 4.: Captain 2: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4,3 Foot- ball 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3: Loudest. C. B. HALL Goat Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3. 4: Basketball 1, 2: Football Co-cap- tain 4: Most Popular: Most Athletic. l9l 0 JAMES T. HAND J. T, F.F.A. Treasurer 3, 43 F.F.A Best Sport. VERTIE LINEBERRY Vertie Reporter. Madison High News 3: Assistant Typist. Annual Staff Press Club 33 Glee Club 23 Com- mercial Club 3g F.H.A. 1, 2, 35 Mar- shal 3g Sweetest: Friendliestg Most Studious. GWYNN W. MARTIN Sally Vice-President 33 Art Editor, 'Madison High News' 3: Football 1, 25 Glee Club lg Best Looking. AMOS MATHERLY M ose Football 3, 43 Baseball 23 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Laziest. JxMMY MINICH Do-Do Reporter, Madison High News 3: Football 1, 2, 35 Band 4, Glee Club 23 Silliest. BILLY MINICH Willie Reporter, Madison High News 3: Football 1, 23 Glee Club 21 Band 3, 4, Cutest. BXLLIE DEAN MooRE Billy Basketball 4: 4-H Club 3, F.F.A. 3, 43 Friendliest. VxRGINiA Moons jenny Commercial Club, Secretary 33 4-H Club, Secretary 35 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Commercial Club 33 44H Club 33 F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, Cutestg Wit- tiest, Silliestg Most in Love, Most Mischievous: Reporter, Madison High News 3: Annual Staff, Chief Typist. TRACY P. RUMSEY T. P. Treasurer 1, President 4: Glee Club 1.2, 43 Press Club l, 2, 3, Chief Marshal 3: Most Outstanding: Most Studious, Best Personality: Most Likely to Succeed: Editor, Madison High News 3: Editor, Golden Leaf 43 Student Council 45 Class Historian 4. F. CARLTON SHARPE Kitty Tom F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 49 Quietest Boy. 'I'oMMY SHARPE. Drag Football l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball li Student Council 2, 33 Business Manager, Madison High News 3, Best Dancer. JANE Sl-:ELTON jane Feature Editor, Madison High News 3: Assistant Typist, Annual Staff, Press Club 33 4-H Club 3: F.H.A. Club l,I2: Best Dancer, Commercial Club 33 Marshal' 35 Most Likely to Succeed, Most Out- standing. MARIE SMITH Marie Sports Editor, Madison High News 3: Basketball 1: Glee Club 2, 3: Press Club 3: 4-H Club 3: F.H.A. 1 2: Most Sincere: Best Sport: Most Dignifled. JEAN SNEAD ,lean Treasurer 2, 4: Treasurer, Student Council 4: Vice-President, F.H.A. 2: President 4-H Club 3: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Captain 3, Co-Captain 4: Glee Club 2, 3: 4-H Club 3: F.H.A. 1, 2: Press Club 3: Most Athletic: Biggest Flirt: Marshal 3: Photo- graphic Editor, Annual Staff: Cir- culation Manager, Madison High News 3: Homecoming Queen- 2: Student Council 2, 4: Outstanding Student 1. WILLIAM F. SPARKS Billy Secretary, F.F.A. 4: Football 4: F.F.A Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Sweetest: Best Personality. HERMAN A. STEVENS Herman President 3: Student Council 3, 4, President 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Most in Love: Most Influential: First to Marry. KENNETH TRUITT Red Secretary 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2 4: Co-Captain of Basketball Team 4: Commercial Club 3: Glee Club 1, 2, 4: Biggest Flirt: Assistant Sport Editor, Annual Staff, Circulation Manager, Madison High News 3. Doais ANN VAUGI-IN Dossie Assistant Gossip Editor, Madison High News 3: Basketball 4: 4-H Club 2: Glee Club 3: F.H.A. 1, 2: Loudest. LILA MAE Woobs Baby Madison High News, Reporter 3, Glee Club 1, 23 Best Personality. OWEN YOUNG Pasty F.F.A., Reporter 3, 4: F.F.A, l, 2, 3, 4: Band 3, 43 Most Originalg Most Outstanding Agriculture Stu- dent: Annual Staff, Photographic Editor, Madison High News, Sports Editor 3. JAMES A. ATKINS Jim Withdrew during first semester. DOROTHY CARTER Dot Transferred to Leal-:sville High School during first semester. Not Pictured: BOBBY MARE Lightning Varsity football, 3, 4: Varsity base- ball 3. 41 Varsity basketball 4: F.F.A., Vice-presidnet, 43 Most Outstanding Agriculture Student. U31 G--A Class History On September 3, 1947 we became the Freshman Class of Madison High School. Entering high school was an event we had looked forward to for eight years. The idea was a novelty to us because up until that time we had never changed rooms for different classes. Some of us thought that We could skip classes, run around and do nothing, but these are no longer with us. Some of us thought of high school as a place to catch boyfriends or girlfriends, but these have since married. Some of us strove hard to pass, taking things as they came, sweating through Mid-Term and Final exams, year after year. These are the Seniors of '51. Our Freshman sponsors were Mr. Cure and Miss Slate. Both did their utmost to set us on the right path. We shall always be indebted to them. Our class officers and leaders also did the best they could to lead us. We were capably guided under the direction of our Freshman Class Presi- dent, Paul Ed Webster. A year later, Barbara Stanfield became President of our Sophomore Class. Our sponsors were Miss Epps, and Mrs. Fagge. We were very glad for this year to come because we were not on the bottom rung of the ladder. We knew we were climbing, slowly but surely. The number in the class was smaller this year and it was the smallest class in school, but nevertheless our candidate of Homecoming Queen, Jean Snead, won. This was the year we carried the daisy chain. We had fun gathering the daisies and making the chain. We also gave the seniors a weiner roast which was en- joyed by all. Our Junior year found us publishing the 'Madison High News', under the direction of Mr. Null. The paper was a great success due to the fact that each member of the class worked toward its per- fection. Clyde Baker was President of the Junior Class. Our Junior contestant in the Homecoming Queen Contest, Joan Collins, won by a large majority making the second consecutive year that our contestant had won. Every junior looks forward to the Junior-Senior Banquet, our Junior Class was no exception. We sold cards, stationery, and candy to finance the Banquet. Everyone worked hard, including Miss Starnes and Mrs. Greene, the Junior sponsors, who did everything imaginable toward mak- ing our Banquet the best that Madison High had ever seen. The Banquet was held at the Bliss Restaurant in Greensboro, and from all reports it was enjoyed by all. We, too, thought that it was the best that our school had ever seen. At the end of school seven boys and girls were Marshals at the Commencement. Most of the girls were sunburnt due to the fact that we all went to Reynolds Park the last day of school. Finally September rolled around again and we found ourselves Seniors, with only half the num- ber that had started in September of 1947. T. P. Rumsey was elected President of the Senior Class. The Senior Class sponsored the second annual 'Miss Madison High Beauty Pageant', which turned out to be a far greater success than we had hoped for. Next came the Senior Class Play, 'Special Delivery'. We had fun at rehearsals and tryouts. A very large crowd attended and most everyone got a lot of laughs. From money we had collected from various sources, our class took a trip to Williamsburg Va., and Washington, D. C. The trip was pleasant, and seeing the old colonial buildings at Williams- burg and the Government buildings at Washington, filled each with a deep pride for his country, not easily forgotten. Chaperons for the trip were Mr. and Mrs. Null. Though small in number we worked hard in completing this Annual. Selling ads, writing ar- ticles, and the things that go into the work of publishing an Annual, we are proud to say that we have published the largest and best Annual of any Senior Class at Madison High. On May 30, 1951 we finished our stay at Madison High. We can hope that the rest of our lives can be as happy as the days and years spent here. By: T. P. Rumsey Class Historian li 1+ QI Class Prophecy I had just returned from the Cambridge School of law and was sitting in my apartment in New York City. It was a hot, sultry night in Mid-Summer. I walked over to a window, opened it, and glanced down into the street. There I saw someone who I had known for a long time. We had been in school together. She was now a well-known dancer. Quickly I hurried down the stairs to see her, With introductions over, my old schoolmate, Marie Smith and I strolled down the Avenue to- gether talking over old times. Later, we drove over to a carnival that was in town. There we saw a sign that read 'Looking into the Future' with Rositalay. We decided to go in. Once inside, we asked Rositalay to find, if she could, all of our classmates from our old Class of '51 of Madison High School. This experience took us on a journey through many countries and far off places. Finally, we arrived at an old oil well in Texas, where we received a friendly 'Howdy' from none other than Billy 'strike it rich' Minich. From here we journeyed into the Land of Sunshine, California, where we saw many movie stars being mobbed by fans: Tommy Sharpe, the New Clark Gable, and Jo Ann Collins Howard Hughes' new discovery to replace Jane Russell. From here we journeyed into the darkest depths of Africa where we saw the great huntress Vertie 'Bring 'em back Alive' Lineberry, with her faithful companion, Jimmy 'The Killer' Minich. After visiting them, we left for China, where we saw Jane 'Missionary' Shelton who was holding regular English classes. Then we came by Madison where we saw Owen Young an Agriculture Teacher. Like a movie flashing a scene, we saw in the crystal ball pictures of our classmates in their new roles: Here we saw: Amos Matherly as a Lucky Strike tobacco auctioneer. jean Snead posing for True Romance covers. Carl Goins, a Senator from the State of North Carolina, trying to promote a bill on 'The Welfare of Carpenters.' Bill Moore was running a brewery in Madison. C. B. Hall was the Mayor of Madison. Doris Vaughn was a cigarette girl at the Stork Club in New York City. Next we saw: Herman Stephens, the Coach of the Notre Dame Football Team, explaining some new plays to his boys. Kenneth Truitt, a 'Hot-Rod' driver. J. T. Hand, marrfed and settled down on a farm near Madison, with seven kids. Nothing slow about that 'Chicken'. Ruth Baker, a chemistry teacher at Mayodan. Bobby Mabe, owner of a Drug Store Chain. Billy Sparks, a News Correspondent. Lila Mae Woods, owner of a Fur company Lastly, we saw, Virginia Moore as a world famous Model. Gwynn Martin, owner of two ulta- modern theaters, one in Madison and one in Mayodan. Carlton Sharpe was a gentleman farmer who had acquired a vast amount of land in the Huntsville area. Gene Ferguson, as a Studebaker dealer in Madison. T. P. Rumsey in the role of President of Duke University. The time was running out and we had to go to work, so we thanked Rositalay. We would always remember Rositalay Bosque as one of our best friends. As Marie and I parted, we cou1dn't help thinking about the wonderful day we had spent together. By: Clyde Baker l 15 l THE CLASS GF 1951 MISS JO ANN COLLINS 1949 and 1950 Homecoming Queen 1161 THE CLASS OF HOMECOMING QUEENS MISS JEAN SNEAD 1948 Homecoming Queen Ever since the innovation o f t h e Homecoming Queen Contest three years ago in 1948, the Class of '51 has had its candidate named as the Queen. In 1948, Jean Snead was crowned Queen to rule over the Homecoming football game, and in 1949 and 1950, Jo Ann Collins ruled over the colorful event. As the pho- tos on these pages reveal, one can readily understand why the class of '51 will long be remembered as the Class of Homecoming Queens. Our most sincere congratulations go to these two lovely girls. Their beauty, poise, grace and personalities will surely prove to be quite an inspira- tion to lucky Winners of years to come. l17l Class Poem Slowly the minutes are ticking away: The time of our lives is fleeting. We're stepping into another dayg A new horizon we're greeting. The minutes, the hours, the days, and the years Have all too swiftly flown, And mingled with laughter are traces of tears As we realize these moments are gone. We fought each battle and conquered each fearg We shared all our joy and sorrow. United we stood from year unto yearg United we'1l face the tomorrow. Undaunted we'll move toward a shining light- The light which makes success. Unerring we'll walk in the paths of rightg To the world we'll offer our best. And now we don the cap and gowng Our sheepskins we receiveg And now we lay our studies down, And sadly we take our leave. But the Class of '51 never can sever Our hearts from the school where you find us, For the sands of time will hold forever The footprints we leave behind us. CLASS CCLORS CLASS FLOWER Blue and Gold White Rose CLASS MOTTO We Hy with our own Wings l13l Senior Class Superlatives Nea test: Dorothy Carter Gene Ferguson Most Athletic: C. B. Hall jean Snead Quietest: Most in Love: Carlton Sharpe Virginia Moore Ruth Baker Herman Stephens Best Sport: Biggest Flirt: Marie Smith Jean Snead J. T. Hand Kenneth Truitt U91 is ...- x ,4 Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1951, being of kind heart and sound mind, wish to bestow upon the rising seniors of Madison High School the Knowledge, talents, and experience that we have acquired in our four years here at Madison High. Article I: To the Faculty. To Mr. Lassiter we leave a summer resort in Florida where he may spend his winters. To Mrs. Fagge we leave a Hall Monitor to keep the halls cleared of Seniors. To Miss Epps we will a roll book to record the Senior Class absences. To Mrs. Webster we bestow a little white house with picket fence and all, where she and John may spend their married life. To Mrs. Greene we bequeath a janitor to keep the Home Economics Department clean so that she won't have to call on unwilling students. To Mr. Moore we 7eave a Senior Chemistry class that has had Math, Algebra, and Geometry. To Mr. Robertson we will a theater so that his class will not be disturbed by the teachers that want to show movies. To Mr. Cure we bestow a telephone so that he won't have to go downstairs when he is wanted on the phone. To Mr. Somers we leave a new car to transport the players to the basketball games. To Mrs. Folger we bequeath an elevator so that she will not have to walk up- stairs to hunt students for Mr. Lassiter. To Mr. Null we leave the fond hope that no seniors will ever mean as much to him as the class of '51. To Jake we leave an alarm clock so that he can ring the bell on time. Article II: Kenneth Truitt wills his height to Lee Anglin. Tommy Sharpe leaves his interest in 'The Pontiac' to Leon Tucker. -Gwynn Martin leaves his friendly ways to Norman Moore. Amos Matherly presents his laziness to Peggy Southern. Carl Goins leaves his pool-room technique to Jack Q. Webster. T. P. Rumsey leaves his grades to Carlton Rierson. Owen Young leaves his sincerity to Mary jane Atkins. Billy Sparks leaves his sweet disposition to Billy Reynolds. Clyde Baker wills his interest in Agriculture to Billy Gentry. J.-T. Hand leaves his sportsmanship to Nancy Jo Webster. Billy Minich leaves his prankish ways to J. Lee Ramsey. Jimmy Minich wills his ability to get into mischief to A. G. Webster. C. B. Hall leaves his position on the football team to Herbert Collins. Bobby Mabe leaves his ability to interest a certain Freshman girl to Bobby Clark. Gene Ferguson leaves his studious ways to Stafford Stevens. Carlton Sharpe leaves his 'muscles' to Carlton Clark. Vertie Lineberry leaves her sweet ways and disposition to Jo. Ann Joyce. Jo Ann Collins leaves her ability to win the Homecoming Queen Title to the Senior Candidate of '52. jean Snead leaves her winning smile to Sadie Nelson. Virginia Moore leaves her wit to Lousie Dodson. Doris Vaughn leaves her boisterous manner to Othelia Hall. Lila Mae Woods leaves her sweet personality to Elizabeth White. Ruth Baker leaves her quiet ways to Patsy Sharpe. Jane Shelton wills her neatness to Vera Washburn, while Marie Smith leaves her originality to Eunice Dodson. By Vertie Lineberry Marie Smith Witnessed by- Lila Mae Woods Jo Ann Collins l20l Superlatives, continued fi, n'N 5'-T 6 i rf' Q, f 'Snr ' -...,,r Most Influential: Wittiest: Sweetest: Herman Stephens Virginia Moore Billy Sparks Jo Ann Collins Clyde Baker Vertie Lineberry Best Personality: Best All-Around: Friendliest: Lila Mae Woods Jo Ann Collins Vertie Lineberry Billy Sparks T. P. Rumsey Billy Moore l21l Superlatives ,405 Most Studious: T. P. Rumsey Vertie Lineberry Best Dancers: Jane Shelton Tommy Sharpe W-s. ii.nv 1 Cutest: Virginia Moore Billy Minich Siiliestf Virginia Moore Jimmy Minich l22 mv' 2 1 'L O 41,1 113.8 .lla WM- Most Popular: C. B. Hall jo Ann Collins Best Looking : Gwynn Martin Jo Ann Collins Continued Best Dressed: jo Ann Collins Clyde Baker Most Sincere: Gene Ferguson Marie Smith lmilwmnvw Laziest: Most Original: Amos Matherly Marie Smith Dorothy Carter Owen Young Loudest: Most Likely to Succeed: Carl Goins T. P. Rumsey Doris Vaughn Jane Shelton l-231 H JUNIOR CLASS J. OFFICERS President Leon Tucker Vice-President Patsy Sharpe Secretary Delphine Wall if mr Treasurer Nancy Price Reporter Eunice Dodson ffm Bright and early on September 17, 1948, a group of lost adolescents entered the halls of Madison High for their first torturing, hair-pulling hours, wandering around like wild geese in a snow storm. Mr. Cure and Mr. Guiton, our Freshman Sponsors, finally came to the rescue. To us they were like bones to a starving dog. Our boys won the Interclass Tournament in basketball and in the Spring we went on a picnic and swimming party at Reynolds Park. Our Second year was a bit more eventful, with Miss Epps and Mrs. Fagge as our Sponsors. In October we went to Chapel Hill to the Morehead Planetarium and in the Spring we gave the Seniors a Weiner roast at Hawkins Pond. Class night we carried the daisy chain. By now many of our girls and boys were married and departed our midst. Our Junior year began with excitement in the air. This was the year for the Junior-Senior Ban- quet. Everyone looked forward to the plans that would be made regarding the banquet. Our three years in high school have been prosperous ones for each and everyone of usg we are looking forward to another even better. .i l2+l Junior Class .v av in, -an 5 w- 'Mail ' , H 'ti ft' 'z fttl ., vvxv 'Q A 2 'ia go- th .5 45 our wwf mv sv'-ev First Row: Lee Anglin, Mary Jane Atkins, Ellen Bullock, Eunice Dodson, Louise Dodson. A Second Row' Norma Jean Fuller, Othelia Hall, Ann Hand, Loretta Holt, Betty Jones. Third Row: Joan Joyce, Lula Mae Manuel, Marie Mincer, Sadie Nelson, Janie Reid. Fourth Row: Billy Reynolds, Frankie Reynolds. Jo Ann Rierson, Walter Stevens, Peggy Southern, Fifth Row: Clifton Tucker, Vera Washburn, Jack Webster, Nancy Jo Webster, Louise Wilson. Not Pictured: Carlton Clark, Billy Gentry, Norman Moore, J. Lee Ramsey, Stafford Stevens, A. G. Webster, Olyian Bullins, Bobby Clark, Betty Gentry, Nellie Blair. - f V4 l Q l. 'Q 'Su' ,4,,2f, , , 1 ' ' C5351 - , xg, , 'FS af' M - . ' I, f M f i V! . 4:5 , ' I , - 1 f nfl ff ' ,' I fu 1. , w - f f 4 f , A . Qc 4, , , at , V N, 5 os 5 is . me President - Mike Spear Vice-President -Herbert Collins Secretary Siggie Smith Treasurer Linda Cardwell Reporter Fay Shelton Dawn Atkins Billy Beach Eloise Bogen Jerry Brown Mary Cecil Brown Delores Cayton Betty Cobb Carleen Collins Christine Collins Marie Collins Dixie Curry Maxine Duggins Paul Duggins Betty Freeman Dorothy Grogan Not Pictured: Shirley Burton,Fred Gann, William Joyce, Willard Lawrence. RCECY I-fwis. I-fW15 Off Bllly Plummer, James Rhodes, jimmy Roberts, Melvin Rogers, Bobby Sharon, Grady Sharpe, Lloyd Sharpe James Shelton, Roosevelt Shelton, Leonard Tucker. Lucille Hobbs jenrose Hodge Frances Hopper Betty Isley Cantey johnson, jr. Lee Ann Joyce Luhona Kiser Maureen Lewellyn , W if' Mary Frances Mabe Gail Manning Wayne Martin Arthur Mashburn, jr Trudy Mason Alma Newman Doretta Ramsey Betty Jane Roberts Lina Mae Robertson Dub Rumley Dean Sharpe Ray Shelton Patty Sue Swann Ann Thornlow Dorothy Wall Siewers Wall, jr. 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Knight Daisy Lawrence Lois Lineberry Billie Jean McCollum Shirley McCollum Gloria Manning David Manuel Roy Manuel Bettie Martin Barbara Morton Jack Neal Faye Nelson Mildred Ore Jerry Parham Peggy Parrish Frances Payne Ann Price Carolyn Reynolds joan Scarlette Carl Shelton Marilyn Shelton Rachael Sheppard Jewel Sparks Bessie Southern J. W. Stephens Lola Mae Stevens Shirley Tucker Elnora Vaughn Phillip Vaughn Betty Rene Webster Mary Ruth Woods Shirley Young .,. , , ,. ,-, Uv- , ax 1 'V Q l la' I' 'C' A On! -9- ialgi., . 3 lvl I 4 ,M ff - - We . ,, 57' ' , X 734, , -vfggyw , 44, ,7 , , fx 5, ,,.. .. . f J , ' wb . 1::':i X f F- 0' :f 'W av- fs , ' yi Q Az: . ,. W ,Mix , i I f . . ' 3 Z 9 . vQY ,N , -ir 5, 'C 5, f ,S 'Q E e ' , H . ? , 'Q X nj, if l H' W , 1 we f ,, X. ...f- ii rr ,A ff L , if1:c L Iwi - irrr Q L ' - f- magma 'RV ' ' 42,51 .Q 5 ra. .H kgs? M Golden Leaf Staff Editor-in-chief Business Manager Faculty Advisor 49 HP 'ff' First Row: Clyde Baker. Business Managerg Joan Collins, Ass't. Business Managerg Jean Snead, Photographic Editorg Virginia Moore, Chief Typistg Jane Shelton Typistg T. P. Rumsey, Editor-in-Chief. Second Row: Marie Smith, Typistg Gene Ferguson, Assistant Editor, Kenneth Truitt, Assistant Sports Editorg Herman Stephens, Sports Editor. Not Pictured: Gwynn Martin, Circulation Manager, Owen Young, Photographic Editor. Top Row: T. P. Rumsey, Editor-in-Chiefg Clyde Baker, Business Managerg and Mr. Richard B. Null, Advisor. l30l Activity Index Page Madison School Band . . ..... 32 Glee Club ........... .... 3 2 Band Personnel .... .... 3 3 F. H. A. ............,........ ..... 3 4 F. H. A. Senior and Junior Group. . . . . . . .34 F. F. A. Membership ...... .......... ..... 3 5 F. F. A. Senior and Junior Membership. . . . . . . .35 F. F. A. Sophomore Group ........... ..... 3 6 F. F. A. Freshman Group ........ ..... 3 6 F. F. A. Sophomore Membership .... ..... 3 7 F. F. A. Freshman Membership .... ..... 3 7 Student Council .............. ..... 3 8 l31l Madison School Band Glee Club ' ! , 1 H21 Band Personnel Kenneth E. Stroup, Director Presidente -Siggie Smith Vice-President -Dean Sharpe Secretary-Treasurer -Mike Spear Majotettes: Toby Barrier, Delphine Wall, Nancy Spencer, Jo Ann Rierson, Julia Suther- land, Nancy McHone, Betty Rene Webster. CJO Ann Rierson, Chiefj. First Row: Nancy Jo Washburn, Shirley Ashburn, Dawn Atkins, Shirley Gibson, Robert Roycroft, Bobby Hawkins, Siewers Wall, Jr. Second Row: Earl Flynn, Wayne Clark, Opel Sharpe, Helen Brown, Gary Carter, Phil Wall, C. H. Fallin, Barbara Hooker, Cecil Atkins, Carol Scerd, Mike Spear. Third Row: Norma Jean McMillan, Ann Wall, Jimmy Brown, Owen Young, Don Key, Bubba Price, Kenneth Clark, Doulgas Rierson, Butch Moore, Billy Fulton, Charles Love, Melvin Steele, Robert Martin. Fourth Row: Tommy Johnson, Hal Carter, Jerry Gusine, Jackie Smith, Jimmy Minizh, Clyde Baker, Siggie Smith, Billy Minich, Wayne Joyce. Not Pictured: Dean Sharpe, William Joyce, Hubert Barrier, J. D. Flint. Glee Club Mr. Kenneth E. Stroup, Director OFFICERS Presidente-Leon Tucker Vice President-Lee Anglin Secretary-TreasurereeeMary Cecil Brown Pianiste-eMary Cecil Brown First Row: Trudy Mason, Jerry Brown, Gail Manning, Patty Sue Swann, Lee Ann Joyce, Marie Minter, Elizabeth Johnson, Sarah Davis, Maureen Lewellyn, Alma Newman, Joy Gann, Leon Tucker, William Cox, Lee Anglin, Dub Rumley. Second Row: Carolyn Reynolds, Betty Cobb, Jerry Parham, Toby Barrier, Dorothy Wall, Billie Jean McCollum, Doretta Ramsey, Gloria Manning, Jerry Gustine, Betsy Jane Roberts, Delores Cayton, Don Anderson, Carol Ikerd, Buddy Finch, Dickie Webster. Third Row: Ann Thornlow, Mary Linda Cardwell, Faye Shelton, Dixie Curry, Marilyn Shelton, Marie Collins, Joan Gatling, Betty Rene Webster, Josephine Cox, Shirly Collins, Nancy Jo Webster, Othelia Hall. Not Pictured: Eloise Bogen, Barbara Morton, Billy Reynolds, Dorothy Grogan, Jenrose Hodge, Faye Nelson, Carolyn Hall, Nancy Hopper, Lina Mae Robertson, Shirly Burton, Mary Frances Mabe, Frances Hopper. l33l F. H. A.-Future Homemakers of America --I - F. F. A.-Future Farmers of America Mk ,A r . IQ 34 'I F. H. A. Mrs. Lee Greene, Advisor OFFICERS President eeJoy Gann Vice-President 4Betty Rene Webster Secretary eeee -Billie Jean McCollum ReportereeElizabeth Johnson First Row: Sarah Davis, Billie Jean McCollum, Dixie Curry, Betty Rene Webster, Joy Gann. Frances Chapman. Second Row: Lois Lineberry, Lula Mae Manuel, Mickie Ore, Elnora Vaughn, Daisy Lou Lawrence. Third Row: Frances Payne, Carolyn Reynolds, Gloria Manning, Ann Price, Trudy Mason. Fourth Row: Velma Clark, Bernita Hilton, Patty Sue Swann, Gail Manning, Mary Cecil Brown. Fifth Row: Hazel Knight, Peggy Parrish, Shirly Young, Shirly Collins, Elizabeth Johnson. Sixth Row: Jewel Sparkes, Juanita Bugher, Josephine Cox, Nancy Jo Webster. F. F. A. Senior and Junior Group Lloyd E. Robertson, Advisor OFFICERS President!Clyde Baker Vice-Presidente-Bobby Mabe Secretary --Billy Sparks TreasurereeJ. T. Hand ReporterPOwen Young First Row Cleft to rightb: J. T. Hand, Bobby Mabe, Clyde Baker, Billy Sparks, Owen Young. Second Row: Carlton Clark, Billy Moore, Amos Matherly, Olyian Bullins. Third Row: Billy Gentry, A. G. Webster, J. Lee Ramsey, Bobby Clark, Norman Moore, and Mr. Robertson, Advisor. ll 351 F. F. A.-Future Farmers of America F. F. A.-Future Farmers of America Q 'lg : j fs .0 ' . , , fi K ij . . - Q .. .... 3 ' .4 ji 5 5 1 ,, ,Q .f-, li Q l36iI F. F. A. Group CSophomoreD Lloyd E. Robertson, Advisor First Row: Billy Plummer, Grady Sharpe, Bobby Sharron, Willard Lawrence. Second Row: Melvin Rogers, Leo Rhodes, Lewis Ore, Roosevelt Shelton, Paul Duggins, Mr. Robertson. F. F. A. Freshman Group Lloyd E. Robertson, Advisor First Row: Carlton Shelton, Don Milton, David Manuel, John Robert Hand. Second Row: Ralph Vemon, Delma Gentry, David Ore, Philip Vaughn, Roger McGee. Third Row: Charles Carter, Donald Roberts, Leonard Tucker, Ted Shelton. Fourth Row: N. D. Carter, Robah Flynt, Dean Barrett, Owen Bullins, J. W. Stephens, Mr. Robertson. l37l Student Council President Vice-President Treasurer Secretary Sk' 215 .,,.v, - LES, .I r Q W 3 'T Q Liga' I I I 4' Student Council Miss Elizabeth Epps and Mrs. Betty Fagge, Advisors OFFICERS President-Herman Stephens Cfirst semesterj Vice-President-Delphine Wall Treasurer-Jean Snead Secretary-Patsy Sharpe First Row: Mary Linda Cardwell, Delphine Wall, Patsy Sharpe, Faye Shelton, Carolyn Reynolds, Jerry Parham, Jean Snead. Second Row: Herman Stephens, Giles Cardwell, Leon Tucker, T. P. Rumsey, Clyde Baker, Hebert Collins. Top: Herman Stephens. President: Delphine Wall, Vice-President: Jean Snead, Treasurer: and Patsy Sharpe, Secretary . l38l Athletic Index FoodxdlSquad . Baseball Team. . . Wildcats ...,.... Baseball Players Girls' Basketball ...,. Boys' Basketball ........ About our Girls' Team . . About our Boys' Team . Cheerleaders ........, l39l Page ....4O .....4O ..,..41 .....41 .....42 ,....42 .....43 .....43 .....44 Football Squad-Wildcats xg , . x 1 I Baseball Team , W ww 5 -1-A V 1 A ff , ' was L M2 A 4 wiv W, 35, iv, A 1 1 1 M' WF Wi Wfffvifi Ska-,R 6.44-A VW l4O Q 91 ww -ww , f f, I, I H f' X M , .. K Qhgrsfgw.. za 7 ,ffyw fs WW f Z V ff ff X f 7 U 0 , f f f f , , . I , X. ,4 Cf f ff f f 5 , Qlyjf if CQ W, I , fa, y W, X-V ,f my .mWM-yfwf,Sw1- , f f ,, WffJf,,fW if MMM Q li is 9 ,,,, AW any j 7' g.W,'fWf!! .W , Y X ' 'fgg . ' 1 u MWKKZ4 1. , 1, f 1, PN' , A X -I Q I I ,-at aa Fw 0. y, riif Football Squad Coaches: Mr. Raymond H. Cure and Mr. james R. Somers Co-Captains' A Herman Stephens and C. B. Hall First Row: Kenneth Truitt, Hebert Collins, Siggie Smith, Walter Stevens, Dickie Webster, Carlton Clark, Leon Tucker, Lee Anglin. Second Row: Arthur Mashburn, Bobby Mabe, Carol Ikerd, Carl Shelton, Stafford Stevens, Ray Shelton, Canty Johnson, Mike Spear, Sam Fuquay. Third Row: Mr. Cure, Jackie Hawkins, Billy Reynolds, Tommy Sharpe, Gene Ferguson, Billy Beach, jack Neal, jimmy Brown, Buddy Finch, Dean Sharpe, Don Anderson, Mr. Somers. Nor Pictured: Carl Goins, Herman Stephens, C. B. Hall, William Cox, Frankie Reynolds, Amos Matherly. This year, Madison High's football team got off to a poor start by being defeated in their first two games. In the first game of the season, Mills Home won 12 to 6, and in the next game Guilford won 34 to 20. Madison stepped out of their class in the third game, and although rated as the underdog, came up to beat Rankin 26 to 19. The Wildcats were overpowered by Trinity, who won 26 to 7. Next on the list were Mayodan and Draper. Madison took both of these games, beating Mayodan 33 to 7 and Draper 20 to 6. Walnut Cove defeated Madi- son in the Homecoming Game by a score of 18 to 7. Again, the Wildcats stepped out of their class to meet a strong Jamestown team. Jamestown won 20 to 0. But, in the last game of the season Madison journeyed to Stoneville where they rolled over the Stoneville eleven to such an extent that they were unable to score. The final score in that game was 33 to 0. The season's record was three wins and four losses in Class A football and one win and one loss in Class AA football, making a grand total of four wins and five losses. Madison 6-Mills Home 12 Madison 20fDraper 6 Madison 20-Guilford 34 Madison 7--Walnut Cove 18 Madison 26-Rankin 19 Madison Ofjamestown 20 Madison 7--Trinity 26 Madison 33-f -Stoneville 0 Madison 33-Mayodan 7 Season's Record: Won 4, Lost 5. Baseball Team Coaches: Mr. Raymond Cure and Mr. James R. Somers. First Row: Walter Stevens, Lee Anglin, Carl Goins, Leon Tucker, Billy Reynolds, C. B Hall, Carlton Clark. Second Row: Ray Shelton, jackie Hawkins, Dub Rumley, Herman Stephens Don Ander- son, Kenneth Truitt. Not Pictured: Bobby Mabe, Siggie Smith, Dean Barrett. l 41 l Girls' Basketball Team Boys' Basketball Team 1 1 w w 1 l Girls' Basketball Team james R Somers Coach Kneeling: Mary Jane Atkins and Jean Snead, Co Captains Standing Cleft to rightbr Betty Rene Webster Betty Cobb Shirly Collins Virginia Moore Doris Vaughn, Carolyn Reynolds, Trudy Mason Mr Somers Mary Cecil Brown Gloria Manning, Delphine Wall, jerry Brown, Gail Manning Vickie Washburn joan Rierson Dixie Curry. Not Pictured: Josephine Cox. Boys' Basketball Team Mr Raymond Cure Coach Captain-Billy Reynolds Alternate Captain4Kenneth Truitt Kneeling: Mr. Cure Standing Cleft to rightjs Lee Anglin, jimmy Atkins Billy Reynolds Kenneth Truitt Leon Tucker, A. G. Webster, Carlton Clark. Not Pictured: Carl Goins, Bobby Mabe, Billy Plummer Our team scores as of February 15, 1951. Madison 49 Madison 52 Madison 58 Madison 41 Madison 56 Madison 68 Madison 58 Madison 39 Madison 36 Madison 62 Madison 60 Madison 64 Ruffin 38 Walnut Cove 31 -Stoneville 45 Wentworth 36 fReidsville 52 Stoneville 43 Mayodan 46 'Wentworth 55 fDraper 40 -Bethany 47 ---Draper 54 Walnut Cove 49 Madison 54 Ruffin 46 Madison 54 fMayodan 35 Total points- Madison 751 Opponents 617 As of the above mentioned date, the Madison High Basketball team has had a successful sea son with a record of 12 wins and 2 losses so far in the regular season 1643! Cheerleaders If , M- -M W , , ' 1 . ui, 'gg 3 1 S'-C -1 . .f xx i -1? 1 G I 2 'W Q . i ' I' r -1 fi, , , gf I .,ww.euanumvuunwmunmuununaua ?W?29'G1MMHmnmMi v f , mmmummnauuu , , 0 mijjww A , -'-,,. 3, -- ' ,L 1 --.fav f ' 4 ' .. I- . 3 ' , N X, YJ i lf! si K 1 ui Yay M yi V X xfl Delphine Wall, Head Cheerleader Mary Linda Cardwell Mary Cecil Brown Shirly Collins Jerry Brown Delphine Wall Dixie Curry joan Rierson For the many hours of unselfish devotion to the big teams of Madison High, we the student body give you our many, many thanks and praises. We can proudly say that you Cheer- leaders have given us an outstanding performance at all our athletic functions. Had it not been for your exceptional cheers, rousing enthusiasm and school spirit, we doubt that our teams could have been so successful. So, once again, we say 'Bravo' and send you 'three Cheers' for a job well done. We'll be looking forward to seeing you continue the good work next year. l44l Autographs lo Lsigfpgfozf if f , . AQ 9 i ,hr 4 V. f fs l V iff if X 'X lf N QL. Cf ' ' 1 ! 'N x 'il . A - .4 v W Lfrt - , , I . V, rl, J? Jfjffvv Lf! Off 7' 10914. Hwy. QM 15 ' , DMM. Compliments of Madfkon Drhfe-fin 7 fleafre Madison, N. C. - Highway 220 VOLUME CONTROL SPEAKERS SHOW EACH EVENING- RAIN OR MOON Come in Your Car-Come as You Are! ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY! Patrons Page W H Yates B A Young FFHHCIS M111s Edvx a1d Woods XV11113.l'1'1 fB11l1 Woods Mrs C H Vaughn Mrs N1 M PlCk6tt M1 and Mrs Sammle Pulllns Mr and Mrs Jack Powell Mr and Mrs Rlchard B Null D1 and M1s Frank Webster JI and M1s W R Beach V11 and Mrs 1 F Lasslter 1V'1. and M1s Hubert BHIFIGI Y h ' . L . . D 1. A , . . 1 . J . Dr. and Mrs. C. B. Pratt .. 1. A sr. P . J. O ff if mf f X5,52A'.f I X' 'xxx 'L f 4 , MM. H5 f , ,df B fm . .QAM gr 5 .25 ' K 1 , f ' ff . M ,Q 5 1. am -4 1 , r ,, 'wr ,, 1- u AQ? A x , . 4 V4 1. G , ff ,wa 1 , f -nv. W.. L MW ,. v 45 gnj.lM n 14 f M9 f f . ff! ,f f Moseley Esso Station ESSO MOTOR OIL - GAS SOFT DRINKS Stokesdale. N. C. CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES! MO0REFIELD'S PLACE Stokesdale, N. C. Deal Insurance Agency Madison N C Otlice ove1 Grogan Motors P O Box 253 Phone 108 or 9209 Compliments of MADISON RESTAURANT F1ied Chicken Our Specialty Deal with Deal for a Square Deal Madison, N. C. FOR YOUR HARDWARE NEEDS come to PENN HARDWARE Madison, N. C. The Madzson Grocery Co WHOLESALE GROCERIES Gold Seal Sweet B1SCU1t 8: PHONE 214 M8dlSOD N C Polar Bear Flours Compliments of E. T. Steele 8z Son Plumbing Sz Heating Contractors Myers Pump Dealers PHONE 853 Madison, N. C. Shultz 81 Martin Oil Co. Distributors of Amoco Products PHONE 9293 Madison, N. C. df J xjzal' ',,,QQgg4Lc 'f4, QQ' if f 'I V M M A , J f.7Zf,L1M ' K! 17 1 gp f' . ,H X as L.. ,za ,x C yffj-w,,,nL, I , Q iw OXZK,-y!,,,VN Q , 7 , Ag. 14 Q if ' ,L Z7 !?f1 iM I bfi I SMU? Compliments of WILSON'S ESSO STATION ONE-STOP SERVICE E pert - Washing - C asing - Waxing B 'd th M d Drive-in Ph 5526 BURGE AND FERGUSON LUMBER CO tktR P Ph 774 Myd hC All Kinds of Building Materials Fl' fi A d D t P ' t N t l CONGRATULATIONS GRADUATES Ray Funeral Home Madison, N. C. Phone 281 Patrons Page Nu-Way Lunch Madison Beauty Shop C. P. Smith Department Store The News Center Madison Shoe Shop Odell Richardson, Stokesdale, N. C. Western Auto, Stokesdale, N. C. Stokesdale Hardware Co. D. P. Lemons 8a Son, Stokesdale, N. C Dick's Cash Store Minton's Dress Shop Poole Furniture Company Howell's Self Service Deltonia Beauty Shop Burke Plumbing Company Stokesdale Commercial Bank Powell Supply Store, Stokesdale, N. C Model Dress Shop T. P. Van Noppen Insurance Agency CONGRATULATIONS Compliments of GRADUATES OF ' GROGAN MOTORS, INC 1951 I I I SALES SERVICE I MADISON 211 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE THROWING PHONE 461 COMPANY H. J. Grogan, Pres. 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