Madison High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Marshall, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1957 volume:

9,4 , 5? ,JA 4 aqpgawx :NMMA he-wang' W nw 1, Y-'G Milf: 1551-wk M I-mum 5 . m,Q,..gi -,.,,,.,dq ,,,f V L 2 THE SENIOR CLASS AK Ax CF MADISON HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS FI X 1 N f ,Q 7, , Xwfliw X I I aff: el I .Ii :XI K I X- X311 ,yr X60 IHE IIIIIII DEDICATED No one could be more worthy of our gratitude than our parents. As we look back on our s chool years , and bring to memory all we have accomplished we stop to think. The knowledge we have gained, and every skill we have mastered, we owe to you, Mothe r and Dad, for the oppor- tunity given us. Also we cannot overlook the many times when we have made mistakes, some of our deeds could not be looked upon with pride. These few wo r d s do not begin to say the appreciation we feel, but in return for your many s a c r ific e s , we will strive to b e c om e men and wo rn e n , of which you will be proud. We, the graduating cla s s of 1957, dedicate this year- b ook to you, dear parents , as a token and symbol of our gratitude. elf? ,fa-,ve's,af Za Our Parvuts 411: Editor -in-Chief Nancy Spencer wi si Typist Marie Cox Typist Hazel Parrish Sports Editor Paul Knight Art Editor Deann Hutchings ,Annual Staff N ,sails AH - -- 1 V1 mrfsfxgg QM 355,55 W- A ' ' Quinn f 4 aff ,V ,V,,, L ... , sg11,,ggg - ' ,, - Z-2229? -NN- Q 'I ' ' Y ' fag 'Q i A M X34 ,fs is walk: W aa if W we ig U ww fx 2 W we rw 5 H 3'5 if 306 Advertising Manager Benny Freeman Busine s s Manager Ann Knight Associate Editor Wendell Manuel Activities Yvonne Thacker Sponsor Sara Norris Supcriutmdeuf A Message to the Class of '57 Congratulations I May you always possess the courage to face hardships, the wisdom to solve problems, and the faith to overcome obstaclesg and may your heart be filled with the joy of serving, the peace of forgiving, and the happiness of loving mankind My deff vV. Mayo Bundy, Superintendent Secretary Mrs. Elizabeth M. Folger Principal It is with a keen sense of pleasure that I congratulate the members of the Senior Class of 1957. This edition of the Wildcat shall further serve to remind you in years to come of priceless memories of your high school days. It is my sincere hope that your lives may be filled with happiness and success, and that you will continue to manifest a spirit of loyalty to Madison High School. M1422-N7 Charle s E . Fleming , Principal Eiaculty Norma M. Bundy East Carolina College English, Algebra Raym ond Cure Milligan College Biology, General Math Jane Edwards Greensboro College Home Economics 2 2 2 1 E Charle s E . Fleming Lucy Fleming Davidson College Flora McDonald College Chemistry Doris McCollum High Point College Music Civics , General Science David Lloyd University of North Carolina History, Geography Sfacull y Sara Norris High Point College Commercial i Ruth McKellar East Carolina College English, Latin Jack Norris Appalachian State Teachers College English French Lloyd E. Robertson Berea College Agriculture if get ' - - '1.41'sff 5 Wim ,as if ss: - e gr Qi i f l ' 1- ill' ' .as-las? r . L x ., , V fy. i f - c Q5755i f E , 2-spfffi gf rf X f ' ' ' Vicki Washburn High Point College Keron C. Wilson Physical Education High Point College 3 Librarian 4 rfggfd H 235 , ss' 5 Q 3 , E Q I il fiefsf 2. ,, ,q.. V n n A tu , ..,...t....gym-...w ggifs igffi 1 I X, I I H, 'SE 5 4 +P '7 tt Wfwef :fs W ,me C W. we 'wr X in y-'sw SS' 5- , W Maude Web ste 1' Greensboro Colle ge Mathematics I W A y ' ' SNS :IJ if 7 AM 5 fmt!! 1 'f ,xy Qi W J ! I '94 N I '5 'EN U 'R ish rr' SX 4' Z X n Q X, CLASS MOTTO 611155 P05114 How true we are stepping the ladder of successl So proud are we of the round that has been made. But here we stand with steps unstepped, As onward we look, as onward we pave. Mighty is that round that has been made, Sure and sound as one could beg But there's more, many more Before one completes his history. Oh, how it seems that just yesterday Our school years here did start, With each mind wandering but gay, As he knew in four years he must part. But, why are they to part? Is the question not so vivid to the smaller. Taking the one aside, like a mother, we answer, Because we're advancing into the world-further and further. There are many debts that cannot be paid To our teachers, parents and friends so kind, But to each one we would like to say, Once someone was your guide, Now you're mine. Yes, our first round has been made, And it is to our school we pledge in main, But to master our art and profession Is the next ladder we hope to gain. And when ladders after ladders have been climbed, And everyone has reached his eternal success, We can count those ladders and know That the one started here proved to be the best. 'Tis true, Parting is such sorrow g But there is a part of us that still remains. We leave our swords, our marks and scars we carry As onward we look, as onward we pave. Ann Knight My sword I leave to him who can get it. My marks and scars I carry with me to be 1 witness. CLASS COLORS Red and White 611155 Hislary -mf W Y rf ' .t :-: 1 -1 ::::--::-,. . ...,... ..., ..g. f::f- ' : i ' : ' . A ' ' 5 i awp Madison Hig o - 017135 few 'laik' ers L ' 3 1?ilf0ff' C mom fwcihu t 1 i ' 3 ' L .525 hfdfe-if Vtheiff f5?5lfiP9??Vi 5 font. W? be Sanl?9w1Ci?1f5?I' X Q fi A, 1 G l, ?1'l5i?ifiSffi?iI5iXWifeh the 11PPe 14 ,das S sheen' . fCgla1SfSi f0ffiC'e fS'iW??Et W ' A Vic e -Pre s'ident',' ,Ruby-A Atkinsj Se d1ietar,y3 'QV' Ei en ' B e fo re we knew it sum m e r va cation J f the re' and?-gbgfi ..A,, as Sophomores, there were quite a few of our class issuing Officers were: Ann Knight President, James Ratcfh. ford V cefPresident Benny Freeman, Secretary, Pete Price, Trees urer a pglfienny Gann, Reporter. Our candidate for Homecoming Que was ia Ratle dge . Becky Burris and Marie Cox represented class 'the may Court . The Sophomore -Senior weiner roast at May Park 'st enjoyed by all of us. Carrying the Da i s y Chain for the Sei: ior cl was an honor for all of us. Sponsors were Beverly Cowma' and ilgobertson. Summer vacation again and not a bit too soon. , ,J ss . J fiors at last, our class was even smaller. Sponsors were uf mg m 'WWW ms .W WEE gg ,Q - J ' ' 5.-6f'fQ'f5 Q.. 0 'ig p t e m - u o rning in the - -V SEQ f 33,-113,55-fe U. of 1 . , N . t , , My i 3' 1 c' Y' in 'G Arif ' 5 ' 1 4 J af 'E Nyc 'gif if W ' in a 1 'Ht fy a ' . ' nd gs fm 3 Sf 5,4 f N , v ' 'S 1. A R gf 2352 y ew' ii X 4 x '01 3 'K N 6 3 Y 14312142 A in 1 3' . : . , fi ff A .f 5 X - X 2 ' if , Wu M M 1 5 1 S 5 A , , , F I , 5,9 . .4 Q, .4 , H if nf,-.z-L . Q f mg f Y 5 N 5 I I Norri Richa Treas .and George Deaton. Class offic e 1- s were: President, Donjn ,song Vice -President, Larry Flynn, Secretary, Ann Knightpfza grer, Becky Webster. Hazel Parrish, our candidate, was elect Home Qrning Que e n . The big and most exciting event was the Juniio Seni lfgrom. We ordered our class rings in January and received in a5'g.j2i9Marshalls for '56 were: James Ratchford, Chiefg Peggy Rant n, yigisawrence, D e a nn Hutchings, Ann Knight, Yvonne Thackerfffli At ins, and Nancy Spe nc e r . After all the excitement it was vacat n Seniors--the class had dropped to only thirty-six members.-if s, the busiest and most e nj o yable year yet. Senior sponsors' ere ' t,-h M c K e l l a r and Sara Norris . Officers were: President,f :j rry F ynng Vi c e - P r e s ide nt , Wayne Hopperg Secretary, Becky We terg T easurer, Peggy Lauteng and Reporter, Benny Freeman. Annua Staff the '57 W IL D CA T were: Nancy Spencer, Editor-in-chiefg enny eernan, Advertising Manage rg Ann Knight, Business Managergg eann tchitngs, Art Editorg Yvonne- Thacker, Activities Editorg Pauli' night, pprts .Fiditorg and Hazel Parrish and Marie Cox, Typists. Sara orris as our is ponso r for the Annual. The Class Prophecy was wr ten by Pie g y Lauteng Last Will and Testament by Mary Lawrence Carol Snead,'Cla sis, 'Poe gn by Ann Knight, and Class History by Mar Cox. was four candidate for Homecoming Queen. Our enior Mascots were Mark Iilenry Byrum andf 5' vonne Ecu Q.t:h6,L,f1I13.1, round, graduation. Soon all of in would if7School fknowin the we re the ha i I ears fn' Eiigfx :-. 1 ..,,,, 1 an 'J v .f g Y pp es Y ' of ' f ff ' ' ' QE 15.1 fa, . T J T T, i H - A Q ' Wafer i d i git ,H N v ggl, iigfiiiwfw - l y r- . n L , S if Xi 731. ' 1 in -xt V -7 'es . qi . f f 1. - 9 ',1,g,.X...fX K - W Wm -.L1g,y, .rf fg W 3 fm :ng ,.-: k .... -!,. fi: .,- x E- .pva .zwsmly , '5-334.1 .gggmifi -X,,4yfA5Ni',.if'g,-,Qs -f T QW i g One day by some s t r a ng e coincidence we came upon an old rusty lamp. We picked it up, and as we rubbed the dust from ity very suddenly a genie appeared. Evidentally this was Aladdin's lamp, be- cause this little genie told me the following things about the lives of my classmates. Johnny Knight, star of stage, screen and TV, has just completed a new movie for Para- mount Studios co-starring with Becky Burris in Love Me or Leave Me, preferably Leave Me. Carol Snead has just won the Women's In- ternational Golf Tournament. Johnny Joyner and Larry Young are driving for the Greyhound Bus Company. Hazel Parrish is now testing and also doing the Revlon commercials on the 564,000 Question. Barbara Joyce and Nancy Hurd are hostesses for TWA. Larry Flynn has been chosen to represent the U.S. at the winter Olympics in Australia. Agnes Roberts and Jean Clark have joined the Waves to see the world and the men. Ruby Atkins is now practicing law in Greensboro. Paul Knight has ju st been elected as head of the Agricultural Department. B a rb a r a Hooker is bringing in the points for the Hanes Basketball Team. Norma Jean Davis is now teaching English at Reynolds High School. Pete Price, test driver for the Ford Motor Company, has just completed a trial run in the new sports car designed by Donnie Richardson. Roberta Burton, famous beauty expert, won honor s today for her creation of the new hair style, the spit-poodle. Nancy Lee Penn, pin-up girl of 1964, is now rn o d e ling the latest creations of CHRISTIAN DIORS at Sak's Fifth Avenue. Ernest Owens, All-Americantackle of 1965, has retired as a player and is now coaching at Madison High School. B e cky Wester will make her professional debut tonight at the Sandy Ridge Opera House singing the lead role in Garmen. Hluss Prophecy Benny Freeman, noted biologist, is leading an expedition into the Amazon fin search of an ant., ' Yvonne Thacker is private secretary to the Commander-in-Chief of the Air Force. Marie Cox has stormed the TV audiences and night clubs with her fabulous impersonations and pantomines. The Professional Stock Car Driver, Jack Hall, has just set a world's record at the Indianapolis 500. Eunic e Barrett is working as a telephone operator for the Bell Telephone Company. Peggy Laute n is Athletic Director at the Y.M.C.A. in Orlando, Florida. After many years of hard work, Geraldine Roberts and Bonnie Plummer have succeeded in converting the savages of the Congo. Peggy Williams is making a grand tour of the world. The new flame with the teenagers, Kenny Gann, has hit Hollywood like Elvis Presley with- out a guitar. Deann Hutchings has been chosen Amer- ica's Mother of the Year for 1965 while her schoolmate, Mary Lawrence, has captured the title of Most Successful Homemaker. Today, after performing their first opera- tion Dr. Wayne Hopp e r and Surgical Nurse, Nan c y Spencer were questioned by the Bureau of Missing Persons. Ann Knight, note d child Psychologist, has just published her first book How to Raise Parents. It is strange how at this time we have fore- seen the ca re e r s of many of our classmates. To the s e whose careers we have been able to fo1low,we pause to say thank-you for the places of achievement you have gained for yourselves and us. Since life is what we make it, depend on us to give it the best we have. Peggy Lee Lauten 6 44167. U Ruby Adkins -4 fix BN ii rf? 1' I ll' I 55211 ' fi V .ff f. ' it gf f ff :Tv , xc? V' Last WI!! ,And Zcstameui ig lv I W px We, the Senior Class of 1957, of Madison High S chool, city of Madison, county of Rock- ingham, state of North Carolina, hereby request the honor of your witness to our Last Will and Testament consisting of our most valued assets and small liabilities. We, the brilliant class of '57, dearly hope that you increase your knowledge by carrying out these last requests of your loved ones. Article I Section I To our most honorable Mr. Bundy, the class of '57 leaves the fr ont row seats in assembly, hoping that the Seniors of '58 enjoy his speeches as much as we have. Article I Section II To Mr. Fleming, our b e l ove d principal, the class of '57 leaves their co-operation, hoping the classes following will be as considerate. Article I Section III Senior Sponsors: To Mrs. Norris the class of '57 leaves their love for small ones,hoping that one day she will have some. To Miss McK ella r the Senior girls leave their abilities to get men. To the remaining faculty the class of '57 leaves the beloved remains of dear old M.H.S. Article II Section I Larry Flynn would like to leave his tech- nique around girls to Robert Plummer. Johnny Joyner bestows his red hair on Preston Brown. Je an Clark leaves her ability to do the freeze to Carol Steele. E r ne s t Owe ns leaves his strict diet to Jackie Wall, hoping he will stick to it. Peggy Williams wills all of her boyfriends to anyone who needs them. Nancy Lee Penn leaves her backyard swing to Carolyn Joyce. Marie Coxbestows her affections for a cer- tain Sophomore on anyone who can get him. B a rb a r a Ho oke r leaves her positionas right forward in the class tournaments to Alice Mabe. Nancy Spe nce r bestows her love for the C. 8: G. Grill on Rachel Lee hoping Rachel en- joys it as much as she has. Barbara Joyce wills her quiet ways to her sister Ruth. Wayne Hopper leaves his height to Wallace Quate. Becky Burris bestows her flirty ways on Pat Truitt. Yvonne T ha c ke r wills her importance to M.H.S. to Jean Moore. Norma Jean Davis would like to leave her admiration for a c e rtain Senior classmate to anyone who can hook him. Kenny Gann leaves his babyish ways to George Leh. Ann Knight would like to will her pleasant disposition to Deanna Wilson. Pete Price bestows his good looks on David Landreth. Agnes Roberts wills her dislike for book- keeping to Sharon Whitten. Peggy Lauten wishes to leave her admira- tion for a '52 grey Chevrolet to anyone lucky enough to ride in it. Eunice Barrett leaves her winning smile to Linda Vaughn. Donnie Richardson wills his hot-rod Ply- mouth to Tom Johnson. Maybe Tom can get his A-model that souped up. G e r al dine Roberts leaves her scatter- brain ways to Pat Gentry. Becky Webster bestows her nickname Tad- pole on her sister Charlene. Jack Hall would like to will his job at Hall's Esso to Wayne Gentry in case A. V. goes out of business. Hazel Pa r r i s h bestows her blond hair on Cynthia Atkins hoping that she profits by it. C a r ol Snead wills her lovable personality to Linda Wilson. Paul Knight just leaves. Quote and un- quote I ! Mary Lawrence would like to bestow her ability to get a very wonde rful guy on Betty McDaniel. Johnny Knight leaves his popularity to Randy Scott. Ruby Adkins wills her secretiveness and friendliness to Connie Shelton. Deann Hutchings leaves her perfect midget form to Susan Loftis. Nancy Hurd leaves her place in American Problems to whomever Mr. Lloyd chooses to fill it. Benny F re eman bestows his hot temper upon anyone who thinks he can handle it. Bonnie Plummer wills her objectiveness to Ann Wall. La rry Young leaves his carefree ways to Paul Shelton. Last and almost the least, Roberta Burton leaves her pleasing appearance to Shirley Mabe. Mary Lawrence Carol Snead Senior 611155 Officers President ......... Larry Flynn Vice President .... .Wayne Hopper Secretary ...... Rebecca Webster Treasurer . . . . Peggy Lauten Reporter . . . Benny Freeman Mascats Yvonne Washburn Mark Henry Byrum Seniors E UNICE BARRE T T RUB Y ATKINS BE CKY B URRIS K' ROBERTA BURTON MARIE COX JEAN CLARK Seniors r LARRY FLYNN NORMA JEAN DAVIS BENNY FREEMAN KENNY GANN BARBARA HOOKER .TACK HALL Seniors NANCY HURD WAYNE HOPPER DEANN HUTCHINGS BARBARA JOYCE ANN KNIGHT JOHNNY .TOYNER JOHNNY KNIGHT MARY LAWRENCE Scuiars PAUL KNIGHT K' PEGGY LAUTEN ERNEST OWE NS HAZEL PARRISH Seniors NANC Y LEE PE NN BONNIE PLUMMER f' PE TE PRI CE DONNIE RICHARDSON AGNES ROBERTS GERALDINE ROBERTS Seniars NANCY SPENCER CAROL SNEAD YVONNE THACKER BE CKY WEBSTER PEGGY WILLIAMS LARRY YOUNG Senior Siaiisfics RUBY CATHERINE ADKINS Ambition: To become a Powers model and go with the Navy. F.H.A. 1,2,3,45Glee Club 1,25 Class Officer 15 Student Council 45 Beta Club Science Club 25 Marshall 35 Class Prophet 4. EUNICE ARLENE BARRETT Ambition: To be a secretary. F.H.A. l,2. REBECCA ANN BURRIS Ambition: To marry a handsome blue-eyed man. F.H.A. 1,25 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Student Council 15 Basketball 15 May Court 25 Glee Club 1,Z.,35 Drivers Training 25 Homecoming Candidate 45 Clas s Sweet- heart 4. ROBERTA BURTON Ambition: To vacation in California. Glee Club l. BARBARA JEAN CLARK Ambition: To become Elvis Presley's wife. Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Drivers Training 45 Field Day 1. MARIE COX Ambition: To own a Thunderbird so I can go to Boone anytime I please. Glee Club l,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,4, Treas. 45 Field Day 15 Class Historian 45 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 25 May Court 2. NORMA JEAN DAVIS Ambition: To acquire a road map for Spray. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 45 Field Day 15 Basketball 3 45 Office Receptionist 4. LARRY O'NEAL FLYNN Ambition: To step on Elvis Pre s le y' s Blue Suede shoes. Football l,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,2,3,4g Science Club l,2,3,4, Vice -Pres. 45 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 F.T.A. 3,45 Class President 45 Class Officer 35 Field Day l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 2,35 Senior Superlative - Most Talented5 Most Outstanding Player Award 4. BENNY FREEMAN Ambition: To make money and own seven Cadillacs. Science Club 2,3,45 Class Secretary 25 Glee Club 2,3, 45 Class Reporte r 45 Annual Staff 45 Office Recep- tionist 45 Winner of D.A.R. E s say Contest 35 F.T.A. 3,45 Senior Superlative - Most Valuable to School. KENNETH MICHAEL GANN Ambition: To marry Kim Novak, or to sing like E1 vis. Football 3,45 Baseball 2,45 Glee Club 4. JACK HALL Ambition: To own a 1957 Chevrolet. Came ra Club 1,25 Band l,2,3,43 Science Club 2,3. BARBARA HOOKER Ambition: To join the Air Force. F.H.A. l,2,3,45 Science Club 2: Glee Club l,2,35 Field Day 1. BILL WAYNE HOPPER Ambition: To be number one Pe cliatrician at the Baptist Hospital in Winston-Salem. Football l,2,3,4, Co -Captain 45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Student Council 1,25 Science Club l,4, Officer 45 Glee Club l,2,35 Field Day 1,25 Class Vice Pre s ide nt 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Senior Superlative - Most Likely To Succeed. NANCY HURD Ambition: To drive a race car. F.H.A. l,2. DEANN HUTCHINGS Ambition: To set the date in June. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 4: Mar- shall 35 Annual Staff 45 Student Council 4. BARBARA JEAN JOYCE Ambition: To be allowed to join the Navy. F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club 15 Ffield Day 2. JOHNNY LEE JOYNER Ambition: To be a top-notch farmer. Bus Driver 3,45 Field Day l,2,3. LUCY ANN KNIGHT Ambition: To be financially able to buy a helicopter when everyone else is riding around in one. F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club 25 Basketball 2,35 Class Presi- dent 25 Class Secretary 35 Science Club 2,3, Secretary 35 Beta Club 3,4,Vice-President 45 Student Council 3, 4, President 45 Annual Staff 45 Class Poet: Marshall 35 Senior Superlative - Most Popu1ar5 Senior Sweet- heart. PAUL DEAN KNIGHT Ambition: To be waterboy for Washington Redskins. Student Council, Secretary 2, Vice-President 3, Home - room Representative 45 F.F.A. l,2,3,4, Reporter 3,45 Baseball 1,45 Bus Driver 45 Annual Staff 45 Basketball 15 Senior Superlative - Best All Around: Waterboy Football 1,2,3,4. JOHNNY TALMADGE KNIGHT Ambition: To own Sandy Ridge Country Club. F.F.A. 1,25 Photography Club 15 Science 25 Football l,3,4g Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,45 Glee Club 45 Most outstanding Lineman Award 45 Senior Superlative - Most Popular. Senior Statistics PEGGY LAUTEN Ambition: To travel around the world. F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club l,2,35 Basketball 2,3,45 F.T.A. 35 Science Club Z5 Beta Club 3,4, President 45 Class Secretary and Treasurer 15 Class Treasurer 45 F.T.A. President: Class Prophet 45 Office Receptionist 2,45 Marshall 35 Senior Superlative - Most Likely to Suc- ceed. MARY LAWRENCE Ambition: To make Gene as happy as he has already m de me. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Treasurer 45 Mar- shall 35 Office Receptionist 4. ERNEST OWENS Ambition: To be a Pro football player. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Senior Superlative - Most Athletic. HAZEL LOUISE PARRISH Ambition: To m e e t Elvis Presley and to accompany him to Heartbreak Hotel. F.H.A. l,3,4,Parliarnentarian 35 Science Club 25 Glee Club 1,35 Homecoming Queen 35 Annual Staff 45 Senior Sweetheartg Senior Superlative - Most Attractive. NANCY LEE PENN Ambition: To become a Fashion model and to marry a handsome brown-eyed guy. Glee Club 1,25 Majorette 45 Alternate Cheerleader 45 Senior Sweetheartg Senior Superlative - Most Talented. BONNIE PLUMMER Ambition: To be a lovely homemaker for a very special someone. Science Club 2. PETE PRICE Ambition: To pass geometry. Bus Driver 3,45 Glee Club 15 Class Treas. Z5 Senior Superlative - Best Looking. AGNES ROBERTS Ambition: To be a rock and roll singer. Library Assistant 35 Field Day 2. GERALDINE ROBERTS Ambition: To be a telephone operator. Glee Club 15 F.H.A. 1. DONALD WAYNE RICHARDSON Ambition: To become a millionaire. Science Club 2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Photography Club 15 Clas s Pre sident 35 Senior Superlative - Friendlie st. CAROL VISTA SNEAD Ambition: To see Mickey Mantle in person hit a grand slam homerun in the ne xt World Series for the New 5 York Yankees. 1 F.H.A. l,2,3,4, Songleader 45 Basketball l,2,3,45 Glee Club l,2,35 Science Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Last Will and Testament 45 Senior Superlative - Friendliest. NANCY EARLE SPENCER Ambition: To marry a blue-eyed handsome man. Glee Club 1,25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Majorette 1,25 F.H.A. l,2, Parliamentarian 1, Vice -President 25 Cheer- leader 45 Science Club Z,3,4, Program Chm. 2, Presi- dent 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Office Receptionist 25 Drivers Training 25 Marshall 35 Field Day 1,25 Annual Staff 3, 4, Editor 45 Senior Sweetheart5 Senior Superlative - Best All Around. FRANCES YVONNE THACKER Ambition: To own a Cadillac Convertible. Student Council Rep. 35 Marshall 35 Annual Staff 45 Activities Editorg Senior Superlative - Most Valuable to School. REBECCA WEBSTER Ambition: To be a musical hit on Mars. F.H.A. 1,25 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Science Club 2,3, Sec. 25 Library Assistant 2,35 Student Council Represent- ative 2,35 Class Officer 3, Treas. 4 Sec.5 Basketball 253,45 Cheerleader 45 Senior Superlative - Most Ath- letic5 Senior Sweetheart. PEGGY WILLIAMS Ambition: To make Aaron a good wife. F.H.A. l,2,3,45G1ee Club l,2,3,45 Field Day 1,25 Drivers Training. LARRY KENNETH YOUNG Ambition: To win the Indianapolis 500. F.F.A. l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 2,3,4. MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Wayne Hopper, Peggy Lauten MOST TALENTED Larry Flynn, Nancy Lee Penn Supcrlzziivcs MW.-ul www. , MOST POPULAR Johnny Knight, Ann Knight BEST ALL AROUND Paul Knight, Nancy Spencer 5 y I S . MOST ATHLETIC Becky Webster, Ernest Owens FRIENDLIEST Donnie Richardson, Carol Snead Superlatizfcs BEST LOOKING Hazel Parrish, Pete Price MOST VAL UAB LE TO THE SCHOOL Benny Freeman, Yvonne Thacker Becky Burris Becky Webster if W Pj Ann Knight If .KY If Weethcarts Nancy Spence r Hazel Parrish Nancy Le e Penn junior Glass 0 ficcrs Reporter ..... . . Ann Johnson Vice -President . . . . . Anne Carter President ..... . . Bill Pfieffer Treasurer . . . . . Flora Lester Secretary . . . Sara Mashburn Buster Adkins Theresa Adkins Gypsie Anderson Sara Burris Patsy Cardwell Anne Carter Dick Cartwright Kenneth Clark Marilyn Freeman Billy Fulton X . . f QM? F X . s w ., , , ,,.. , z f f George Leh Flora Lester Barbara Lynch Shirley Manuel Wendell Manuel Ruth Martin Sara Mashburn Jean Moore Carey Morgan Lee McCollum Patsy McCollum Betty McDaniel Ralph Parker Rachel Payne Dixie Pearson iuniars if 'mr fi :' ek, . , 513-5-- -:!'S Pat Gentry Sonja Gibson Janice Hand Bobby Hawkins Wayne Hazelwood Alene Hollins Shirley Hopper Ann Johnson Tom Johnson John Joyce Shirley Joyce Bernice Joyner David Landreth Diana Lawson Rachel Lee va Carolyn Peay Mary Jane Pike Robert Plummer Barbara Poe Bert Price Wallace Quate .To Reynolds Linda Sharp Ravonda Shelley ,funiars 'Q Connie Shelton Paul Shelton Thomas Shelton Jackie Smith Forrest Spear Melvin Steele Ns-N Til 5-Y Wayne Stevens Rebecca Thomas Pat Truitt Glenda Vernon Ann Wall Marie White Daniel Williams Joann Williams John B. 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