Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1947 volume:

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C' ' 1 f 1, ' WY! .V 4 Z N xx 1 'gf 11 EN! , - ' if . Ak I av. ' .Zvi , ' . ii-, f z, 3 1 f ,i ' ' . MYLANEEVQ are JCI Dicfuwe Liwfe of Maviom l-liglw NNNETEEN EQQTY-SEVEN i 1 n 'W?'fr'-Q I Eli JOANNE FIELD i LAWRENCE ATKINS, JR. Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor -3 DEDICATIGN MR ARTHUR DITT ir To him who has devoted much of his lite to athletics, who has worked patiently and fervently with our boys and girls to build a winning team, who has done so much for the improvement of our athletic activi- ties and facilities, and who exemplifies the tradition of Marion High School, we, the Hylander Club dedicate the l 9 4 7 HYLANDER . . . To Coach DITT. wvgjf ., Ill 'PJ 11 4, 'Yi- I 1 3 1 i BCDARD CDF EDUCATICDN 3 5 ,di- 321 1 ! . , 2 .. ! I. U ' 'wi' . -Q-.uaniti Q Y 3 U 4 EUGENE CROSS, Chairman C. M. POOL T. H. HENDERSON R. W. PROCTOR W. W. NEAL, JR. R. W. TWITTY DR. MARTHA WOOD I 5 ADMINISTRATICDN QPHCERS fs' A xx . fr-4' rail! v f R-he Jeux' -f A all 1 1 9 9. Q35 Q 5 if ... Y .N 4 J: Q .aff . 'fi , A. Ng... .M P-1 .,.'f.!- , ,t ,iqvki , ,..,t- ..'5Li' .pu ' - ' . '.. Q. . 35 f -ann? We 'ii M E. 'Wnlkf' l V V , z V74 . .3 . if . . , , 2 1 so fi? . 4' , gb- . i ,g:::, HUGH BEAM HElEN BEAM SMARR ROWELL LANE . Principal Superintendent of City Schools Secretarv 'O 5UPe e de ' E. L. CARTER Mars Hill Collegeg University of North Carolina, A.8.g University of South Caro- lina, M.A.g University of Virginia: Englishg Frenchp Physicsg Science Club Adviserg Foreign Language Club Adviserg Debaters' Club Adviserg Senior Adviserg Post Grad- uate Adviserg Boys' Adviserg Hylander Club Adviser. MRS. KATE Z. FINLEY Duke University, A.B.g Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, Grad- uate Work, Mathg Student Government Adviserg National Honor Society Adviserg Eighth Grade Adviserp Girls' Adviser. Boiling Springs Junior Collegeg Wake Forest, A.B.g Wake Forest Graduate workg Eco- nomic-Sociology. MRS. FLORA HOMEWOOD Peace Junior Collegeg University of Ten' nesseeg North Carolina Statep Woman's College of the University of North Car- olina, B.S,g Home Economicsg Home Eco- nomics Club Adviserg Girls' Adviser. FACULTY f '52 nn- BARLOW FREEMAN MISS JANE BARLOW Lenoir Rhyne, A.B.g Commercial: Mario- nette Club Adviser: Eleventh Grade Ad- viser. MISS RUTH FREEMAN Western North Carolina Teachers College B.S.g Appalachian T e a c h e r s College Eleventh Grade Adviserp Historyy English. 'QD GLENN HARRILL MISS MILDRED GLENN Woman's College University of North Carolina, B.S.g Tenth Grade Adviserg Librarian. MISS MARY FRANCES HARRILL Duke Universityg Greensboro College, A.B.g Dramatics Club Adviser: Senior Adviserg Girls' Athletic Adviserg Chairman of Con- cessionsg English. 5 :if A I iv btx q ' QQ A , ,:,,'- ' L , t-b , fe ii qi of V, H' 6.1.-Iv v if is FACULTY HIRSCH HOWTON MCCONNELI. OWENS ROBERTS BERNARD HIRSCH University of Michigan, B.M., M.M., Band. MRS. MARY HOWTON Alabama Polytechnic I n s t i t u t e, B.S., Howard College, M.A., Biology, Science, Ninth Grade Adviser. HARRIS OLIVER McCONNELI. Newberry College, A.B., General Science, Civics, Girls' Athletic Club Adviser, Ninth Grade Adviser. ssl., ,'4 I -' 41, fi. 1 ,i I U ,JK ' e A1554 5 4. 'S- ,dg 1 , fi if S f f is el-- R , f Q L' ki? n fs .,g ,I 5, il I .31 MRS. M. O. OWENS, JR. Furman University, B.A., Baptist Training School, louisville, Ky., M.R.E., University of North Carolina, Summer School, Ninth Grade Adviser, Marionette Adviser. MISS LUCILE V. ROBERTS Asheville Teachers College, B.S., Wake Forest-Meredith, Summer School, Western Carolina Teachers College, Graduate Work, Math, Cheerleader Adviser, Hy- lander Club Adviser, Finance Journal, Tenth Grade Adviser. ,Q dns, F Q FESTIVITIES lv x V' x-'71 Y-.,.. - ' ,M -, - v . ' Sm J!! Axvtgg Z 4 y SEN wk After completing eight years in the Gram- mar Grades, we entered High School as Fresh- men in September, 1943. We w e re ninety - nine strong, and determined to conquer that before us. As our leaders for the year, we elected Sara Johnson as President, Jack Goode as Vice- President, Ruby Byrd as Secretary, and Polly Hawkins as Treasurer. We would not attempt to say what the teachers thought of us, but the opinion we had of our- selves was not to be ques- tioned. When we became Soph- omores, we began to real- ize we were really a part of the High School, having I CD R S CLASS HISTORY WHITE BYRD BANKS CRAWLEY LYNN CRAWLEY , BETTY LOU BANKS RUBY BYRD . . BOBBY WHITE . had the rougher edges removed during our Freshman year. We began this year by electing officers: Robert White, President, Wayne Nor- man, Vice-President, Melba Simpson, Secretary, and Guy Nichols, Jr., Treasurer. The class en- rollment was eighty-three and much to our de- light thirteen of our members were on the foot- ball team. Jack Goode brought honor to us by being chosen All-Conference end. As Juniors our class became more active than heretofore. We were confronted with the new responsibilities and opportunities, in the band, on the school paper, in clubs, and on the foot- ball and basketball teams. Jack Goode became SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS . .. , ,. . President Vice-President . ,. , Secretary ,. , ,, , ,, .,.., , . . . .Treasurer our President, Lynn Crawley and Wayne Nor- man, Representatives, and James Norton, Sec- retary and Treasurer .... This year our class was especially honored by having fourteen of its members elected into the National Honor Society: L. D. Atkins, Jr., John Beaman, Ruby Byrd, Lynn Crawley, Betty Davis, Joanne Field, Lois Ann Finley, Polly Hawkins, John Kluttz, Hazel McCurr, Harry Neighbors, Melba Simp- son, Lena Swann, and Robert White . . . In the spring of '46 we gave our class play, Black Cats, a whirlwind farce in three acts. A large audience was entertained by this amateur per- formance . . . During this year four members of the class entered the Armed Forces: Guy Nichols, Jr., Zelotes Finley, Jack Goode, and William Stanley . . . The climax of the year came when we entertained the Senior Class of '46 at the Junior-Senior Banquet. This was an occasiot long to be remembered, as it was the first really big event of our own planning since entering High School. Now at last we have reached that cherished last year. Sixty-one out of a former class of ninety-nine have become Seniors, dignified or otherwise. At the beginning of the year we chose as our representatives: Lynn Crawley, President, Betty Lou Banks, Vice-President, Ruby Byrd, Secretary, and Robert White, Treasurer. To add to our prestige and honor these seniors: Frances Pool, Margaret Atkins, Glenn Mur- dock, and Betty Hope Gibson were elected into the National Honor Society . . . Our football team, mainly Seniors, won a much-deserved v. if re L 1 Il I A.. ie N - A T W JUDY NORMAN MASCOT 'D' Y, M M 3' 413: :.r f PATRICK LOGAN MASCOT second place in the Western Conference. We had many outstanding players on the team, such as Dean Padgett who gained a position on the All-State team, Lynn Crawley, Bill Burleson, and Fuzz England played outstanding ball the entire season. At the beginning of the year, to our great joy, lights and steel bleachers were in- stalled on the football field and we enjoyed a privilege not before permitted at Marion High School - night football games. The performance of the High School Band, of which many mem- bers are seniors, added pleasure to the games. lt has all meant a great deal to us, the fun and even the hard work, and so it is not with- out regret that we say goodbye to Marion High School. May the remainder of our years be as happy. Our teachers have set an admir- able example for us by their unselfishness and sincere devotion to duty and we shall always remember them as friends and helpers in our High School days. -13 LAWRENCE DeWITT ATKINS, JR. Bug Hr ix 110,710 in vivry lbollgbf Alllll in rzvrt' Juni. Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5, National Music Contest l, State Music Contest l, 2, 4, District Music Contest 'l, 4, Student Director 3, 4, , Librarian 3, Reporter 4, Vice-President 5, Glee Club l, 3, 4, Assistant Di- rector 4: Service Club President 3, Latin Club 3, Hylander Club 3, 4, 5, Associate Editor 5, De- bater's Club, Treasurer 5: Honor Society 4, 5, Treasurer 4, Vice- President 5, Football 4, 5, Junior Play 4. + BETTY LOU BANKS nomic l'uil1iu1ml to ilrmlurly, YIIIHIX ,xml in fair. Library Assistant l, Marionette l, Health Club 1, Basketball team 2, 3, 4, 5, Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, 5, Chief Cheerleader 4, 5, Latin Club 3, Commercial Club 3, Best Ath- lete 4, Monogram Club 4, 5, Home Coming Football Sponsor 4, 5, Glee Club 4, Journalism Club 5, Safe Driving Club 5, Vice-Presi- dent Senior Class 5. + JOHN EDWARD BLACK Earn Play up, fwluj' up amf play lfn' lifdllltbn Safety Patrol l, Aeronautics Club 2, Football Manager 2, 3, 4, 5, Basketball Manager 3, 4, 5, Stu- dent Council 4, Most Helpful 4, 5. + CORA JEANNETTE BROOME Haongsn IIN ,fmt wing llxlyt,l7l'l'fl'il'll1l- ly XIIIIJC, waht, lm' fl'll'lI1l- ilulv uwll unrlli u'lrilc, Girls' Health Club l, Freshman Treasurer l Dramatic Club 2, Hy- lander Club 4, Hylander Staff 4, Office Assistant 5, Friendliest 5, Journalism Club 5, Marionette As- sistant Editor 5. I4- Y' A I ' t .aft ., , V1.. - 5 Ng- A, ' ' rf .' ff ,. i igq, fit ' S f MARGARET ELIZABETH ATKINS Cowl flzirzgx mlm' in SIIIAIH jnu'k,1,qt'x. 2 ...f WN Q' f we Health Club l, Band l, 2, 3, 4, fi Y Secretary and Treasurer 3, 5, Ma- ' goretteC2, 3, 4, District Contest 3, 3' Y tate ontest 3, Brass Ensemble ,ff ' 99'-Q 3, Band Council 3, 4, cl-ee Club 2, 423' Hylander Club 3, 4, Assistant Ad- ww vertising Manager 4, Most Origi- 'gal h3, gebaters' Club 4, Class rop et . . g 'Q 55' -it ' + A a if- 1- r f? S 4 JOHN HOMER BEAMAN 4 fy ,,FleG,, llc ll'fl!74'X, lfn'r'ufnn' fu' lriuig ,. 1 ,wax fn' ii f?t'l'llXfl'Ilf, f!H'l'!'flJlil' fu' ff' ' ' - 2 'A zulu. Band 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, National Con- hfo ly, U' test 'l, State Contest 4, District Contest 4, Band Council 4, Libra- ,l kj' rian 4, Library Club l, Service .pf Club 2, Treasurer 2, Football 3, WA N ' Latin Club 3, Glee Club President . 4, Most Original 4, Honor Society 4, 5, Advanced Science Club 4, 4 Q Vice-President 4, President 5, De- ! baters' Club Secretary 5, Hylander Executive Staff 5. 55, M' ,ss -vi IT J V ,, N., 'U '59 as KQM7 'g,,tl + ESTELLE BRADLEY Dark fmir, l7l'0lL'II i'yr,i, ,mtl ,1 flirt' fn'rm1n1lify. Girls' Health Club 2, Commercial Club President 4, Journalism Club 5, Marionette Staff 5. + HAZEL DARE BUCHANAN Sandra For 1Ull'IiII1'.tt nr'c'Ji rm! fbc' forvign aitf of 0l'l7dIlIl'lIf.,, Library Club l, Library Assistant I, 2 Hylander Club 3, 4, 5, Stu- dent Council 4, Delegate to Stu- dent Council Conference 4, Hy- lander Staff 4, 5, Most Original 5. WILLIAM ROY BURLESON, JR. Tn nmkt' flu' zcvrltl tr frit'1nll,Y jvltnu' our mm! xfmu' rl f1'iur1tI'lVy funn Softball 2, Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 5, Monogram Club 5, Vet- erans' Club 5, Treasurer Veterans' Club 5, Marine Corps, T944-l946. + ELIZABETH MARGARET BURNETTE npegn A goml tfiifwmiliwl it nmrt' I,'illllxll7It' flnuz galil. Home Economics Club 2, Com- mercial Club 4, Journalism Club 5, Marionette Staff 5. + VIOLENA BYRD nviu RMI buir um! 11 1u11gfJil1,q xmilv 1l'iIl fri1'mlx. Class Treasurer l, Home Economics Club l, Dramatics Club 2, Glee Club l, Vice-President Home Eco- nomics Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Journalism Club 4 Marionette Staff 4. + GOLDIE COOPER Bubbles SIM is mul aml flllv, ami zrorkx ax zwll as plays. Home Economics Club l, Dramatics Club 2, Basketball 4, 5, Hylander Club 4, Hylander Club Typist 4, Journalism Club 5, Society Editor of Marionette Staff 5, Monogram Club 5, Best Dressed 5. 4. i cu 45 xc 'JG 5. --I 3 4? Loft -only '--cal? QS? -.dia Dewar WILLIAM aunnene Haan Ninn lm! llllilttlfi tim fn' lm fmmllfrlf' Safety Patrol l, Basketball 4, Library Club 4, Athletic Club 5, Football 5, Advanced Science Club 5. + RUBY MAY BYRD RuBee Marv frrizmf llmu jvxwli mfr. Marionette Club l, Library Assist- ant 2, Hylander Club 2, 3, 4, 5: Class Secretary 2, 5, Latin Club 3, Best Dressed 4, Junior Play 4, Delegate to Student Council Con- ference 4: Student Council 4, 5, Marshal 2, 3, Secretary Student Council 4, 5, Honor Society 4, 5, Honor Society Secretary 4, 5, Hy- lander Staff 4, 5, Debaters' Club 5, Student of the Year 5, Home- coming Footboll Sponsor 5. + SAMMIE COLLINS Many L1 iltulwrolfs ffm lulimz . ,K z'rur1-ui fu ui in fini' guy iwlrlrs, llml tm' lm! xfcin tfm'fr. Boys' Work Club l, Science Club 2, Commercial Club 3, Hobby Club 4, Merchant Marines 1945-1946. + ROBERT LYNN CRAWLEY Shave fl wlmltn' untl iz gw1flvn1tn1. Football 2, 3, 4, 5, Baseball 3, Marshal l, 2, 3, 4, Chief Mar- shal 3, 4, Secretary of Class l, Glee Club l, 3, President 3, Aero- nautics Club 2, Hylander Club 3, 4, 5, Editor-in-Chief 4, Advertis- ing Manager 5, Advanced Science Club 4, 5, President 4, Treasurer 5, Monogram Club 3, 4, 5, Student Council 3, 5, Chairman 3, Treas- urer 5, Honor Society 4, 5, Vice- President 4, President 5, King of Harvest Festival 4, May Court 4, Student of Year 4, 5, Junior Play 4, Class Vice-President 4, Latin Club 3, Class President 5, Debaters' Club 5, President 5, Valedictorian 5. -15 BETTY JEAN DAVIS Thu fflffllf ffm! gnu flu' fxlfflle iw! fnullnlx llltlklllg lllft' unrlfl ll'lHf4', ffm! unix ffm' lnlxf, llllil lfmw flu' mmf, fl lm! ll filmt- llllf milfs. Art Club I, Service Club 2, Hy- lander Club 3, Commercial Club 4, Marionette Staff Manager 5, Stu- dent of Year 4, Office Assistant 4, 5: Honor Society 4, 5, Most Helpful 5, Journalism Club 5. + KATE MAE EPLEY Hfilll' fu ffn' Ilflflll flu' flu! ffm! ynu bull' lim! ffm' fm! ull! fllllll' lm-le fu X'0ll.H Girls' Health Club I, 2, Home Eco- nomics Club 3, Dramotics Club 5. + LOIS ANNE FINLEY HLAIM XII Ill'A'1'f lllffl xllllfl' xll x1l'I'I'f.'i Honor Society 4, 5, Home Eco- nomics Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Vice-President Commercial Club 4, Journalism Club 5, Marionette Staff 5. + BETTY HOPE GIBSON fl IIIIVIX' lull, glli'tlli'll!4'I! ill llgftff' Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4, 5, President of Glee Club 5, Hylander Club 5, Hylander Staff 5, Library Assistant I, 2, Foreign Language Club 5, Basketball 3, Office Assistant 4, Homecoming Football Sponsor 5, Most Talented 5. I6 X' I-ez, ,Vu . ,gum M y' Y Vi l 4'1 A, 'VF if- Fl 0' , SZ-'32 K NICHOLAS EUGENE DEVINNEY I7i'fn'llIlu!1lv um! zvrll llfzwf fu ull. in Science Club I, Workers' Club 2, Aeronautics Club 3, 5, Safe Driv- ing Club 5. + JOANNE FIELD UJOH S!n' llluzwx tl gutltlm alll! Ioukx ll q1l1'z'll. Girls' Health Club I, Student Council 2, Basketball 4, Advanced Science Club 4, Vice-President 4, Foreign Language Club 4, Vice- President 4, May Queen 4, Class Play 4, Marshal I, 2, 4, Hylander Club 4, 5, Business Manager 4, Editor-in-Chief 5: Band 5, No tional Honor Society 4, 5, District and State Music Contest 4, 5, Salu- tatorian 5. + KATE MAE FORTUNE 'I'!n'n' it ll mf! dill, pvlnili' 1Ql'all'l'.N Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Dra- matics Club 'l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Junior Play 4, Science Club 3, Home Economics Club l, 2, Pleasant Garden High School l, 2, 3, 4 + BARBARA ARGYLE GLADDEN Bobs ln doing wbul um- ougbl uf ilrsvrre no praixv, bvvaim' il is our Jury. Glee Club lp Dramatic Club 3: Hylander Club 55 Foreign Lang- uage Club 55 Debater's Club 5. + JAMES EARL HELMS L1'a1'P silwlrc' lo Ihr' sainls: l'm- bu! human. Library Clubp Library Assistant, 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Club 4. + CHARLES HERBERT INSCOR Be mvrry if you are u'iic. Safety Patrol Ig Boys' Work Club 2: Library Club 35 Hobby Club 5. + MARY JUSTICE JOHNSON Su'e'elm'ss and gran' pc'rsonifiecl. Glenwood High School l, 2, Class Secretary 25 Commercial Club 5: Girls' Athletic Club 5. all 0 ,lkf JOE TERRELL GUTHRIE Lefty Snf1i'r, lull rm! wrzum, quilt' lm! :ml nllt-. Boys' Work Club l, 2g Basketball 2, 3, Football 3, Baseball Man- ager 3gCommercialClub 4, Band 4, Safety Patrol 'lg Most Original 5. +- CHARLOTTE MAXINE HUFFMAN Xu zlluw, nur lm Ilmu intl' fn'rxi'lf. Illfli fin' zrinmzm' rm!- l1n1lm'u, Girls' Health Club 2, Journalism Club 57 Journalism Staff 5: Com- mercial Club 4, Girls Athletic Club 5. + JOYCE INSCOR npugff Q11ii'l, irmzrfmm nzrznuvu uilfn illl Lllllirlbll' Jixpnsiliuzlf' Health Club lg Home Economics 3, 55 Latin Club 35 French Club 59 Debaters's Club 5g Library As- sistance 3. + JOHN AUGUSTUS KLUTTZ Saraka livin, Ililfllftil. ili'f7L'llilLlIIl1'. will xl lim' full. Art Club lg Service Club 25 Band 2, 3, 4, 55 Latin Club 3, Glee Club 45 State Music Contest 4, Honor Society 4, 55 Hylander Club 4, 5g Vice-President Hylander Club 59 Advanced Science Club 5, Secretary Advance Science Club 55 State Music Contest 5. -17 JACK LEE LAUGHRIDGE r ' - llvrl' li it frm' .mtl imlnxlrinux ll'il'1nl. Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Science Club l, 2, Glee Club 'l, 2, 3, State Music Contest 'l, 2, Band Council l, 2, 3, 4, National Music Con- test, l, 2, Drum Maior 2, 3, Foot- ball 2, 4, Aviation Club 3, Mar- ionette Staff 3, Most Courteous 4, Veterans' Club 4, Testor 4, U. S. Navy. + DORIS NAOME MCCURRY tfootf, fl umwl filly sfmkrn it lik., ulrfzlm of ,qnltl in fwnlrlnw nf ,- .xrll rr. Basketball 2, 3, 4, Dramatics Club 3, Journalism Club 4, Monogram Club 4. + JAMES EARL MICKLE Curly fl rlgqrzlur fvllnu .mtl 11 frm' frin'ml. Swannanoa High School 'l, 2, 3, Basketball l, 2, Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Softball l, 2, 3, F. F. A. Club l, 2, 3, F. F. A. President 2, F. F. A. Sec- retary 3, Safe Driving Club 2, 3, Dramatics Club 4, 5, State Music Contest 4, Drum Maior 4, 5, Mon- ogram Club 5, Band Council 5, Wittiest 5. + RALPH GLENN MURDOCK fl :juni turing 1.111 lx CFlr'r1rl.l'l1f inn lullllll ln' x11r'lH'iml ul 1111 lu' kllltll i. Study Club l, 3, Workers' Club 2, Advanced Science Club 4, 5, Aeronautics Club 5, Treasurer Aeronautics Club 5. IB- W5 3 f '-1 i , ...J , 'TT-'V 152 by f-auf? f rf A. ff 'Ks its' 4 ,fi . v xx' 1.4! vu? ,X in 4 '41 , mg if TW .,t :L f 1 in .l ,Val , J' ., .V+ 65 1' 'Q DIXIE LEE MACE IIN gnml humor bas girrn lnr Hoops of frivmls aml ilu' lzvys fu Slll'l't'SX.n Girls' Health Club 2, Commercial Club 4, Office Assistant 4, 5, Journalism Club 5, Marionette Staff 5, Girls' Athletic Club 5, + HAZEL RUTH MCCURRY I,varn'1l aml fair uml gnml sbt' ii. Home Economics Club 1, 2, 3, Hyander Club 4, 5, Hylander Staff 4, 5, Foreign Language Club 5, Debaters' Club 5, Most Courteous 5, Honor Society 4, 5, Office As- sistant 4. + ALEXANDER PAUL MORGAN Slick Always really for fun. Study Club l, Library Club 2, Workers' Club 3, Baseball 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club 4, 5. + HARRY RUSSELL NEIGHBORS HBIIIH Noi loo serionx, no! loo guy, buf a jolly gooil fvllou' ulwn il ronrrx lo play. Basketball 3, 4, 5, Monogram Club 3, 4, 5, Baseball 4, 5, Honor Society 4, 5, Student Council 4, 5, President 4, Vice-President 5, Marionette Club, Editor 5, Best All Around 5. BOBBE JEAN NESBITT . .iaobn Pr'11 in bw' firzgvri, 154-11 in bu: tors, a jolly goof! xporf u'brr4'1'm' xbr gory. Library Assistant l5 Glee Club 25 Victory Club 25 Girls' Health Club 35 Commercial Club 45 Cheerleader 4, 55 Monogram Club 55 Safe Driving Club 55 Girls' Basketball Manager 5. + JAMES EDWARD NORTON UQUEMY.. fl :fran palixlml lo ilu' m1il.' Boys' Work Club l, 25 Library Assistant 25 Basketball 2, 35 Base- ball 3, 4, 55 Captain 3, 45 Foot- ball 35 Monogram Club 3, 4, 55 Commercial Club 45 Best Dressed 5. + DEAN EDWARD PADGETT Swabbie Thr world has room for tln' manly man Willa the spiril Of manly c'lJf'f'r. Football l, 2, 55 Monogram Club 2, 55 Navy5 Baseball 55 Best Ath- lete 55 All State Football 55 All Conference Football 5. f. .aug .. 'l'C1TLf' -AQ r 1471 I 'vi 4 1. ,'. 1 A i , 'l' fl VELVIE MARTHA IRENE PEARSON Quiet in uppcnraizfe, with motizrs 1ll1k7101Ul1.,, ?rt5Club I5 Home Economics Club ! Wai' WAYNE BROOKS NORMAN Boogie 'flu iliiulzzfillxlnul flldlllil, will illlllllllil lu dll. Boys' Work Club l, 25 Safety Patrol l5 Basketball 2, 35 Base- ball 3, 4, 55 Class Officer 3, Cha'rman of Junior Class 45 Foot- ball 3, 55 Monogram Club 3, 4, 55 Band 4, Most Talented 4, 5. + EARNEST O'DEAR Hbllirifl lx ,Qlkvlli ltlll xllrllu' lx 4QI'l'll,l'l'.U Boys' Work Club I5 Aeronautics Club 2: Football 45 Navy, March l945-July l9465 Football 55 Vet- erans' Club 5. t' VIRGINIA LUCILLE PADGETT Spadgett l r'i1H1 flu' l'l'fJlllI of luv' In-.lil lu flu' mln' of lim' frrl ilu' A ull lIIll'fll.II L'brary Assistant 2, 35 Basketball 2, 3, 4, 55 Manager 35 Commercial Club 35 Cheerleader 4, 55 Mon- ogram Club 55 Safe Driving Club 55 Best Athlete 55 Journalism Club 5. + FRANCE5 BEULAH POOL xl fluff' of bfilllfl it il llll fnrr'1vr. Girls' Health Club I5 Glee Club 2, 55 Home Ec. Club 35 Office Assist- ant 45 Hylander Club 4, 55 De- baters' Club 55 Foreign Language Club 5. -I9 PAUL RAY POTEAT tiMosSY,. Tlm1iglr ln' um IYIIIUIV, ln' um lcimfitf' Safety Patrol 15 Boys' Work Club Capt. 'I5 Dramatics Club l, 2, 45 Most Popular 35 Emmanuel Acad- emy 35 Vice-President of Dramatics Club 45 Monogram Club 4. + WILLIAM RAY ROLAND ,fluckyn fl rmui Il urlltt nj lin' imutw. Boys' Work Club 25 Dramatics Club 25 Aeronautics Club 35 Hy- lander Club 35 U. S. Navy 1945- 19465 Football 3, 4, 55 Junior Class Play 45 Veterans' Club 5. + I FRANCES RUMFELT nllrlllvfiiiiiiwt limi ximvrllt firtl nf ali. Girls' Health Club l, 55 Library Club 25 Library Assistant 2, 5. + KENNETH STANLEY SMITH Little George Tim gr'i'ul1'tl uf falrilx, 1 ilmlzitl my, li In lu' IIIIIHIIIIIX ni fiom. Football 35 U. S. Navy i943-465 Veterans' Club 5. 20 '?.T?' gf vi .l If wn 'M ' ff? Q ..vt'n'Y 429' .,-Q , ' ts?-5 I f.i'i?--i 55if3isi'-ff , is - .. 3. SAMUEL EDWIN PROCTOR, JR. Sam Tn lu- ilrong ix fu br' bappy. Boys' Work Club 1, 25 Aeronautics Club 25 Art Club 35 Commercial Club 4. + PAUL ROSS Hit lmnror bubblm lilcr 11 fountain. Science Club I5 Workers' Club 25 Aeronautics Club 35 Dramatics Club 45 Hylander Club 55 Jour- nalism Club 55 Hobby Club 5. + MELBA FRANK SIMPSON Cheryl A iluughlrr of Ihr goals, 110- zincly tall, and l1't'l'il1l'lj' fair. Home Ec. Club I, 25 Home Ee. Club Treasurer 15 Library Club 35 Li- brary Assistant l, 2, 35 Class Secretary 35 Student Council 45 Commercial Club 45 Journalism Club 55 Foreign Language Club 55 Marionette Typist 55 Honor Society 4, 5. + LENA ANNE SWANN A quid am! moiivsl lilfia' miss wbu aims bigb, and is sure io rvarb brr goal. Library Assistant I, 45 Library Club 2, 45 Home Ec. Club Presi- dent 55 Honor Society 4, 55 For- eign Language Club 5. isossiz EVELYN THOMPSON fl trawl izllmrdiri' kim! of .qt'il4'i'. Jeffersonville, Ind., High School l5 Morganton High School 25 Home Economics Club 2, 35 Home Eco- nomics Club Secretary 3. + BETTY JEAN TYLER Bee Jay Hcilhlffff, flzuflur, alll ffm' lrltilv, wi i'1'i'rylrmly loin il. Library Assistant l5 Library Club l5 North Cove High School 25 Girls' Health Club 35 Hylander Club 45 Safe Driving Club 55 Foreign Language Club 55 Vice- President 55 Journalism Club 55 Wittiest 4, 55 Basketball Man- ager 5. + KENNETH EDGAR WELBORN Thr man mlm luugbx Tuul lnrwv mm! sun' ilu u'c'll. Boys' Work Club 15 Marshal I5 Science Club 25 Honor Society 3, 45 Class Play 35 Veterans' Club 45 President 45 Friendliest 45 Army. + RUBY DEAN WILKERSON Deanie Sly if prrlly lo milk u'ilfJ, willy I0 tulle xvilb, uml plum- unt lan, In lbinlz on. Library Assistant l5 Cheerleader 2, 3, 55 Commercial Club 35 Latin Club 35 Monogram Club 3, 4, 55 Hylander Club 45 Junior Play 45 Most Popular 4, 55 Basketball Squad 55 Safe Driving Club 55 Homecoming Football Sponsor 5. X Q Q v ,Qc 'Ai pg. it amrfiri PAUL DAVID TURNBILL Musty Hwflfll fm mm ru vllmtil urflr liIll,Ql7fl't,U Art Club I5 Workers' Club 25 Faoi- ball Squad 25 Monogram Club 4, 55 Baseball 3, 4, 5. + BETTY AROLYN WALL rqckeyu Ziulurrv, yfl lI1ULll'lfQ, lIIIllll'l'llf, Ilwnglt fum, N. H. H. S. Choir 25 Home Eco- nomics Club 45 Junior Play 45 Journalism C l u b 5 Marionette Typist 55 Student Council 45 Most Talented 45 Best All Around 5. + ROBERT DEAN WHITE Bobby nr - Wln'n'1i'r ln' you llwun' 14111 ulzcuyi ln' lm mrrlv, lm guml ilixlmulirm, uml lm friwiilif' Art Club l Band l, 2, 3, 4, 55 National Music Contest l5 State Music Contest l, 45 Service Club 25 Band Council l, 2, 3, 4, 55 District Music Contest 2, 45 Class President 35 Glee Club 3, 45 Foot- ball 35 Latin Club 35 Honor Society 4, 55 Treasurer 55 Class Play 45 Vice4President of Band 45 Soloist at State Music Contest 45 Hylander Club 55 President of Hylander Club 55 Advanced Science Club 55 De- baters' Club 55 Vice-President Stu' dent Council 55 Band President 55 Class Treasurer 5. + -2 CLASS PRCDPI-IECY Marion, North Carolina May 28, 1957 Dear Betty: The reunion our class vaguely planned the spring of 1947 for ten years later, has passed and we are now looking forward to another at a later date. A large number had arranged to get together and it was a happy occasion for all of us. We spent hours reminiscing and trying to learn the whereabouts of those not present. Lynn Crawley presided, as in the old days, and asked everyone present for an account of his life since we had last assembled and for any information as to those not able to attend. Lynn has held many political offices and is now serving his second term as governor of North Carolina. Naturally no one had changed his course very much since we were a very determined group even in 1947. Bill Neighbors, the Walter Winchell of today, flew down from New York with news of practically everyone. He in- formed us that our class was well represented in Washing- ton, both as officials and secretaries. Wayne Norman, needless to say, is still playing the piano, but has acquired a band and managed to keep some of our Marion High talent together. Bomme Nesbitt is singing with him now. Frances Pool home for vaca- tion from Columbia University, ',- told us that she has deserted her classroom to go see Fuzz Eng- land play pro football with the A Chicago ,'Bears and that Jack 5 Laughridge's band was still the 1 most popular one in New York. She also told us of having seen Joanne Field iust after her suc- ccssful concert tour of Europe. We were all thrilled over hav- ing real screen actresses in our group. Betty Tyler, home from California for the first time in years, told us of her career in , C.. 22' pictures and that she still often saw Ruby Wilkerson who was continuing her exciting career at an adjoining studio. Dean Padgett and Bill Burleson had settled for coaching after their exciting years of spectacular college football. Betty Banks is Physical Educational Director at Duke. L. D. Atkins, now a director of Marion High School Band, Bobby White, Director of Music at the University of North Carolina, John Kluttz, who finally moved back to South Carolina, is very active in politics, and John Beaman, who had to abandon his music for his lumbering business, seemed to take up where they left off ten years ago. The highlight of the evening was when Betty Wall made her appearance. We had not hoped she could get away from New York during rehearsals. Her plays have all been successful. She is now directing as well as acting. Ruby Byrd, Hazel Buchanan, and Melba Simpson arrived breathless after their hurried trip. Those three have man- aged to stay together and are equally successful as Powers Models in New York. The proportionate number that had acquired husbands and wives smiled at each other when those who had wandered afar in their chosen careers recounted their adventures and experiences. Among them were Charlotte Huffman, Estelle Bradley, Dixie Lee Mace, Margaret Burnette, Earn Black, Ray Poteat, Earl Helms, Joe Guthrie, and Earl Mickle. Betty Hope Gibson, Lena Swann, and Lois Ann Finley told us of the wonderful improvements at Marion High School. After the final goodbyes were said, I was indeed glad that I had deferred my trip to New York to see my pub- lisher about my latest song for the reunion of the class of '47. Yours sincerely, MARGARET ATKINS. LAST WILL AND STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, McDOWELL COUNTY, TOWN OF MARION Knowing full well that we are approaching the end of our High School career, and realizing that our vast and val- uable possessions may lead to bitter contention among those who aspire to be our heirs, our Last Will and Testament is this day drawn up and stated as follows: The largest and most important of our belongings is advice, and not wishing to be partial to our heirs, we leave equal shares to the Juniors, the Sophomores, and the Freshmen. Our advice is to keep ever before them the shining example of the illustrious class of '-17. Of course, in the very nature of things, no succeeding class can ever come up to ours in achievement, but let them all aim at our enviable record. Let our successors as Emerson advises, Hitch their wagon to a star. We will be their star and they need only supply the wagon. To the School Board we bequeath our sincere thanks for their interest in our educations. To Mr. Beam we leave our undying gratitude and thanks for making our school days pleasant, as well as educational. To our Teochers we leave our sincere thanks for all they have done for us. Also our deepest sympathy for the loss they have suffered through our departure. We grieve for you O'Teachers, when we think of your having to teach these present Juniors, next year's Seniors, who may be foolish enough to imagine themselves capable of walking in our footsteps. To the School we leave the valuable suggestion that the desks we have used be put into one room, which shall 24- I a'-' 1 become a museum of precious relics, for posterity to gaze upon with awe and reverence. Strangers will, in future, no doubt, visit this museum, at a small admission price of 25 cents, which would bring in ample funds to pay for all the buildings that will be added to the Marion School System in coming years. In addition to these general bequests, there are only a few personal ones we will mention here: 'I, Betty Tyler, leave my wit to June Carrigan. I, lawrence Atkins, leave my musical ability to Billy Wayne Suttle. I, Paul Ross, leave my ability to say the right thing at the wrong time to Jimmy Robb. We, Jeannette Broome and Goldie Cooper, leave our lasting friendship to Margaret Curtis and Betty Jo Creasy. TESTAMEIXIT I,-Margaret Atkins, leave my position as maiorette to Betty Jo Sentell. I, Dean Padget, leave my ability to my son. I, Bobbe Jean Nesbitt, leave my ability to drive Buicks to Sara Anne Proctor and Glynn Lambeth. l, Earl Mickle, leave my position of drum major to Ralph Frog Fender. I, Wayne Norman, leave my ability to play the piano to my sister Jeanne. I, Ruby Byrd, leave my stuclious ways to Glenna June Byrd. I, Joanne Field, leave my slow ways to David Linon. I, Sammy Proctor, leave my innocent grin to Donald Clayton. I, Bette Davis, leave my ability to get beaux to Barbara Atkins. I, Lynn Crawley, leave my friendly disposition to Howard Biggerstaff. I, Nicholas Devinney, leave my quiet ways to Lila Earle Harrison. I, John Kluttz, leave my size to Connelly Miller. I, Ruby Wilkerson, leave my soft voice to Opal Gibson. l, Bobby White, leave my sense of humor to John Laughridge. I, John Beaman, leave my bold and brazen ways to Lealon Lytle. I, Doris McCurry, leave my athletic ability to Becky Hemphill. I, Edward Black, leave my position as manager of the foot- ball squad to Dennis Ayers. We, Estelle Bradley, Dixie Lee Mace, and Charlotte Huffman leave our good times and friendship to any three girls that can get along as well as we have. To the audience here this evening we bequeath our con- gratulations on the fact that they have had the good fortune to be present at the class day exercise of the great Class of '47. The memory of this evening will always be something to cherish. ln the years to come it will be a mark of dis- tinction for anyone to be able to say he or she was present on this memorable occasion. WITNESSES SIGNED Two Little Morons Jack Lee Laughridge, The Empty Embecile Testator and Lawyer for the The Idle Idiot Class of I947. -25 V. i , m ,gl p, I 'f , x ,. A , ,, ., if ,, 1 ' 45'- ,Q , '.' ,V 4-f . I Jr., ', . Vl if JUNICDRS Zf OFFICERS ELEANOR SETTLEMYRE President MILLADEEN GREENE Vice-President IRENE BARBER Secretary and Treasurer X, 1' JUNIQR CLAS ,pw-'-M .g, J' ' IQ? ' ,, v-nf Q. mi Vg Q U' r '5' ' 4v - v f I uv .mv '97 Homer Arrowood Irene Barber Keith Biddix Howard Biggerstaff Julius Bingham Brooks Glenna June Byrd Virginia Cameron June Corrigan William Coward Mildred Davis H UNICDR CLAS W.: QE! Roy Davis Ruby Duncan Juanita Elliott Donald England James Alfred England L.. rf? Claude Flack Thomas Flemming Myrtle Freeman Fannie Maude Gaddy Hazel Gardin UNICDR CL Milladeen Greene Helen Gurley Beulah Harris Doris Harris Lila Earle Harrison Howard Hoover, Jr. Beriha Hoyle Warren Huffman Thurlene Jones Irene Kanipe H? fs. ASS JUNIGR CLASS 1 A-PE 3' radix .v-flu. rdf 'Q Eff! Jackie Lonon Lealon Lyfle Roberl Marks Bruce Mellon Leonard Moody Ruby McGalliard Wilma Mclver Franklin Pace Eula May Poole Arthur Price JUNICDR CLASS Belly Queen Kirby Rader Earl Rayburn Jean Reynolds James Robb Ray Robinson Betty Jean Seagle Eleanor Settlemyre Anne Shiflef Howard Silver NICDR CL Louise Smith Spencer Sfepp Geraldine Turnmire Charles Wages Billie Wall Norris Watkins Zelda Webb Josie Willis louise Young POST GRADUATE OFFICERS EDNA FAY SARTAIN President RALPH TONEY Vice-Presiient LEONARD WILSON Secretary and Treasurer POST GRADUATES THOMAS ROAN NOMAN No action . . . is ever done, but it leaves somewhere a record. Monogram Club 4, 5, Football 5, Commer- cial Club 2, 3, Softball 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Sports 2, 3, 4. EDNA FAY SARTAIN Manners must adorn knowledge, and smooth its ways through the world. Bessemer High School, Greensboro, N. C, l, 2, 3, Hylander Club 4, 5, Hylander Club Typist 4, 5, Class Treasurer 4, Class President 5. ,QM MQ .rf W , Lf- '04, g.,-in RALPH TONEY Push on . . . keep moving. Football 3, 4, 5, Basketball 4, 5, Cap- tafn of Football Team 4, Class President 3, 4, Best Athlete 4, Best All-Round 4, Boys' Work Club 3, Marionette Club I, Monogram Club 4, 5, Advanced Science Club 5, Dramatic Club 5. LEONARD WILSON Whoe'er imagines prudence all his own. Band l, 2, 3, 4, 5, Reporter 5, Class Secretary and Treasurer 5. .14 . v i' I, ff' gg. N. it ' f' ' ,S its nfl ff 4 .I I , . ggi k sfizig ' il'f! ., '5 ' 5'f? iv' if v ii , Xiu :-. Charlene Arrowood Yvonne Arrowood Barbara Atkins Maurice Atwell Margie Austin Jimmie Kathryn Biggerstaff June Black Betsy Keith Bowman Phillip Bright Selma Faye Bright B J. Brown Dale Brown Lydia Cable M. G. Clark Joanne Copeland Annie Laura Copeland Max Cordell Alice Crawley Betty Jo Creasy Margaret Curtis Hoy Cuthbertson Roy Cuthbertson SCDPI-ICDMCDRE O F F l C E R S JEANNE NORMAN . . President FREDDIE KIRKLAND .. Vice President JIMMY RAY ,. Secretary MILLARD ROBINSON , Treasurer Leon Daniels Frankie Davis Phnnp Davk William Deaton Joretta Devinney Martha Sue Dobbins Betty Jo Ellis Eugene England J. B. Epley May Lou Epley Perchieleen Evans Robert Finley Charlene Gaddy Barbara Gibbs Opal Gibson Dean Gouge Mary Belle Grayson Kathryn Greene Imogene Hall Ophelia Mae Hensley Jackie Houck Mary Francis Jamison ROL L Hazel Johnson Aileen Jones Freddie Kirkland Audrey Koon John Laughridge Doris lawing Wynema Lawing Verna Ray lee Clifford leeonard Mary Margaret McCurry Ruth Mace James Mask Jean Messer Margaret Mickle Dean Morgan Norris Murray Jeanne Norman Pansy Owenby Mary Frances Pace C. W. Poole Buddy Poteat John Poteat Cornelia Procter Sara Anne Proctor Jimmy Ray Milton Ray Mary Helen Rector Jovce Reel Millard Robinsin Brooks Robinson Jimmy Seagle Clarence Seagle Dean Seagle Betty Jo Sentell Robert Smathers Jacqueline Smith Hubert Stanton Jerry Suttle Dean Taylor Glenn Toney Ruth Twiggs Doris Vess EI- 'qi QHT' ff' ! 4 553 . V 1 Al is ,-. A ,. . gy ,EX L. ':fYff.X. 1 r f4 Z ' ,dl, ' M. , ,X , 1: at , ,f vii' Q 5 Q fix '-'girl A - ,I Q' I' ,jig S Saf aris 4 922 ,af if :it is Q , . r A K , James Austin Virgie Austin Dennis Ayers Anne Ballew Mariorie Barnes Nelson Benfield Elsie Biggerstaff Betty Bright Earl Bright Vertie Brooks Johnny Burgin Viola Burgin Kenneth Cannon Gerald Chapman Betty Cheek Dickie Condrey Peggy Creasy Cecil Curtis Robert Curtis Betty Cuthbertson FRESHMEN If i 4 K, I' f '. 'ii' ' ' , .JJ Cheryl Cuthbertson Margaret Ann Davis Guy Davis Ralph Deitrick Hilda Earley Thelma Earley Emily Elliott Jimmy Elliott Billy Ellis Joyce Epley Hazel Evans Jonas Fender Ralph Fender MICKEY WALKER PEGGY LAUGHLIN BARBARA WALKER ALVIN RADER OFFICERS President Vice-President .Secretary Treasurer ROL Ea ster Mae Ferguson David Finley Joyce Finley Frankie Fox Sylvia Frick Betty Jo Frisbie Larry Gibson L Donnie Godfrey Hilda Goodman Gene Guthrie Mary Lou Haire Harold Hall Bobby Harris Faye Haynes Clinton Hendley Rebecca Hemphill Betty Hester Betty Jean Hollifield Jean Hollifield Elaine Hopkins Gene Huffman Harold Huffman Charles Hughes Joe Jenkins Bill Johnson Peggy Laughlin David Long Robert Long David Lonon Glynn Lambeth Sewell Laughridae Cloyce Mainer Dan McCall Marguerite Mclntosh Margaret Mclver Annie McNeely Johnny McNeil Bruce McPeters Connelly Miller Vergie Miller Vera Jean Morgan Jack Murray William Neal Barbara Norton Dorothy Norton Paul Norton Luna Owensby ya ,-, - ,rf ,,v-sw X Gilbert Packett Barbara Padgett Carroll Parker Doris Parker Fred Parker Billie Peak Ralph Phillips Glenn Price Alvin Rader John Rader lois Reynolds Jack Robinson Wilfred Robinson Fred Rumfelt Geneva Sigman Jewell Simmons Wilma Smathers Kenneth Smith Thelma Sturgeon Bobby Styles Vivian Suttlemyre Dessie Lee Thomas Selma Thomas John Trent Lucille Vess Barbara Walker Mickey Walker Mary Waters Cecil Webb Dean Webb Jetta Webb Lucy Wilson Sally Wilson Hylda White Lawrence Whisenant Jack Wingo Betty Wright Betty Wyatt Paul Wyatt Aubrey Wylie .nan- -37 Km 'gs I. 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H -I n :E . ,x M T 4, , aft Janavia Anderson Ruth Arrowood Spencer Arrowood Jerry Atkins Betty Jane Bailey Mary Elizabeth Barber Hugh Beam, Jr. Bill Beaver Doris Lee Boone Estoy Brown Iva June Buchanan Joe Buchanan Annie Lee Burnette Loray Byrd Betsy Carrigan Max Cheek EIGHTI-l GRADE Patsy Jean Cooper Cassie Cordell Mashall Dark Rosa Duncan Ruth Duncan Virginia Duncan Geneva Earley Patsy Earley Norman Elliott Paul Elliott Dotty Sue Ellis Jimmy Ellis Jerry England Doris Evans Jimmy Finley Robert Fox OFFICE BOBBY RICKS RUTH ARROWOOD JOSEPH BUCHANAN JERRY ATKINS ROLL Pauline Frady Pauline Godfrey Tony Gordon Doris Gouge Jimmy Greene Kenneth Greene Lucille Greene James Hall Eugene Hawkins Betty Anne Hemphill Ailene Hensley lrene Howell Theodore Hutchins Iris Jean Jamison Dorothy Jones Betty Jean Kanipe President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Laura Jean Keeter Ray Kimsey Allen Kistler Anne Laton Margaret Lentz Mary Ruth Lonon Harry McCall Betty McCormick Delous McMahon Benny McNeely Billy Earl Miller Barbara Jean Minish Grace Moody Betty Lou Morgan Floyd Morgan Peggy Anne Morgan Ellen Anne Morris Bobby Ricks Blake Suttle Beatrice Murray Adeline Neal Alvin Owenby Glenn Owenby David Pittman Joanne Pittman Ruth Pool Barbara Ray Betty Jean Roland Donald Rumfelt Guy Settlemyre Ruby Sisk Guy Smith Carlton Sparks Joanne Stepp Anza Stroud Ralph Suttle Eddie Taylor June Trinks James Turnmire Billy Turner Carl Walker Glenn Wall Betty Ward Q, Franklin Ward Inez Weeks Katie Wilkerson Kathrine Wilkerson Betty Willis Ailene Wilson Bill Wilson Donald Wilson Sandy Wiseman Rib: fn 'rv- S' 1 5433 Q . 55 A L 3, A 1 Q u- .Y 1, IL ' ' A . fl -1 g S x ' uf, Q 221 X' in ,. ,X X 41 f 3, af . X 1 N , Q :jing , .,. 4 I , ' A , if . . 1 J, . A , n Vi I -gg, 4- 41' I ,f I' A403 1 lf- L. as CP f A L D oxy 7'7- 4 , !' 'lf - vm ' ,Q vs if R32 1 If o inf 255 .vi- x ,W . s I -15 'L Ni ,v.... y 5, 'Rl if U Q. 4 . Tl l-i MEG y 'ZTAKILI ,Jlfxla Jam... JOANNE FIELD Editor-in-Chief LAWRENCE ATKINS, JJR. Associate Editor ,wvygspiflwi BILL ROLAND Photographic Editor ' ONALD ENGLAND spores Editor SARA ANNE PROCTOR Sports Editor s. 4 Y S' in 2 'ks..... GLENNA JUNE BYRD Business Manager ROBERT MARKS Circulation Manager LYNN CRAWLEY AdV9 7l5ln9 Manage' TYPISTS-Hazel Buchanan, Ruby Byrd, Betty Hope Gibson, Hazel McCurry MARGARET ATKINS Asst. Advertising Mgr. Frances Pool, Edna Fay Sartain. -425 lander-1947 CLUB O F F I C E R S BOBBY WHITE , JOHN KLUTTZ DALE BROWN MAURICE ATWELL MISS ROBERTS MR. CARTER if fr V. w 9'm ' sb A '-2,f.n. ' A rf 1f,?f'I il- ' 'fx -' C. Y fi! i A1 spa .gg ,Lv if , -Gai K M ,ssl I,-, ,Vw ff , iw.-151 ' - I I i ,'7'fA-, i'I 1 - President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Sponsor Sponsor V J W I , - I tJ,,.g ' -,, 'gig ,Ex A 5 QQ., ' ., Q V VJ ' , w l' , W ' i' V ' H5453 .Apr -I N I, - lawrence Atkins, Margaret Atkins, Maurice Atwell, John Beaman, Howard Biggerstaff, Dale Brown, Hazel Buchanan, Glenna June Byrd, Ruby Byrd, Lynn Crawley, Donald England, Joanne Field, Hazel Gardin, Betty Hope Gibson, Barbara Gladden, Lila Earle Harrison, John Kluttz, John Laughridge, Robert Marks, Hazel Mc- Curry, Wilma Mclver, Pansy Owenby, Frances Pool, John Poteat, Sara Anne Proctor, Alvin Rader, Bill Roland, Paul Ross, Edna Fay Sartain, Eleanor Settlemyre, Anne Shiflet, Barbara Walker, Bobby White. MARICDIXIETTE STAFF BILL NEIGHBORS . Editor BETTE DAVIS Exchange Editor ROBERT MARKS Assistant Editor GLENN TONEY Advertising Manager DIXIE LEE MACE Feature Editor VIOLENA BYRD Circulation Manager JEANNETTE BROOME Social Editor MISS BARLOW Sponsor ROY DAVIS Sports Editor MRS. OWENS Sponsor MARICDNETTE CLUB ,,7v, V ,Q , v X .M-. , Ruth Arrowood, Jimmy Kathryn Biggerstaff, Estelle Bradley, Jeanette Broome, Loray Byrd, Violena Byrd, Cassie Cordell, Bette Davis, Roy Davis, Dottie Sue Ellis, David Finley, Larry Gibson, Kathryn Greene, Betty Ann Hemphill, Howard Hoover, Charlotte Huffman, Mary J. Johnson, Betty Jean Kanipe, Laura Jean Keeter, Sewell Laughridge, Wynema Lawing, Lealon Lytle, Dixie Lee Mace, Robert Marks, Doris McCurry, Betty Lou Morgan, Ellen Ann Morris, Bill Neighbors, Barbara Roy, Mary Helen Rector, Melba Simpson, Louise Smith, Glenn Toney, Louise Young. 114- DRAMATICS CLUB Frankie Davis, Mildred Davis, Phillip Davis, Joretta Devinney, Martha Sue Dobbins, Kate Mae Epley, Doris Evans, Ralph Fender, Charlene Arrowood, Anne Ballew, Betsy Bawman, B. J. Brown, Kenneth Cannon, M. G. Clark, Betty Joe Creasy, Margaret Curtis Barbara Gibbs, Mary Lou Haire, Imogene Hall, Earl Helms, Rebecca Lee Hemphill, Bertha Hoyle, Thurlene Jones, Irene Kanipe Peggy Laughlin, Margaret Mickle, Connelly Miller, Dean Morgan, Mary Frances Pace, Billie Peek, Euln May Poole, Ray Poteat: Jimmy Ray, Joyce Reel, Brooks Robinson, Dean Seagle, Betty Joe Sentelle, Wilma Smathers, Doris Vess, Billie Wall, Katie Wilker- son, Katherine Wilkerson. O F F I C E R S RALPH TONEY President BARBARA GIBBS Secretary RAY POTEAT Vice-President JIMMY RAY Treasurer MISS HARRILI. Sponsor Elf-sfvilfiififftugy I-IQBBY CLUB OFFICERS GRAHAM PENDERGRASS President BEULAH HARRIS Vice-President IRENE BARBER Secretary and Treasurer MISS FREEMAN Sponsor MEMBERS Barbara Atkins, Homer Arrowood, Irene Barber, Mary Barber, Annie Burnette, M. ,R G. Clark, Billy Coward, Leon Daniel, Pat v,,,.,,,, ,gyyiw Enaland, Dean Gouge, Doris Gou-e, Helen Gurley, Beulah Harris, Eleanor Hoyle, Charles Inscor, Jean Jamison, Mary Fran- ces Jamison, Bruce Melton, Ruby Mc- alliard, Barbara Minish, Beatrice Murry, Graham Pendergrass, Betty Queen, Jean Reynolds, Ruby Sisk, Dean Sparks, Spen- cer Stepo, Billie Wall, Betty Ward, Norris Watkins. X V.. '-45 HQMEECONGMKK WSMXNV Margie Austin, Vergie Austin, Elsie Biggerstaff, Lydia Cable, Hilda Earley, Mary Lou Epley, Perchieleen Evans, Myrtle Freeman, Charlene Gaddy, Betty Hester, Joyce Inscor, Jean Messer, Jean Morgan, Velvie Pearson, Frances Rumfelt, Dessie Lee Thomas, Lena Swann. O F F I C E R S LENA SWANN President CHARLENE GADDY Secretary MYRTLE FREEMAN Vice-President HILDA EARLEY Treasurer MRS HOMEWOOD Sponsor DEBATER? CLUB l ,Q T K. , I A Lawrence Atkins, Margaret Atkins, John Beaman, Betsy Keith Bowman, Glenna Byrd, Ruby Byrd, Lynn Crawley, Roy Davis, David Finley, Barbara Gladden, Larry Gibson, Hilda Goodman, Joyce Inscor, John Laughridge, Robert Marks, Bruce Melton, Hazel McCurry, Pansy Owenby, John Poteat, Frances Pool, Betty Joe Sentelle, Barbara Walker, Mickey Walker, Bobby White. O F F I C E R S LYNN CRAWLEY President JOHN BEAMAN Secretary BOBBY WHITE . Vice-President LAWRENCE ATKINS Treasurer MR. CARTER Sponsor 46- S A F E T Y' J T 694123 f- ., ,M - 1 irish' E :gen eg James Austin, Gene Huffman, Charles Hughes, Theodore Hutchins, James Mask, Dean Taylor, James Turnmire, Paul Wyatt. O F F I C E R S DEAN TAYLOR captain GENE HUFFMAN JAMES MASK rim Lieutenant JAMES TURNMIRE SAFE DRIWNIG CLUB Eddie Taylor, Gilbert Packett, Franklin Ward, Guy Settlemyre, Betty Tyler, Betty Banks, Lucille Padgett, Ruby Wilkerson, Jimmie Ellis, Marshall Dark, James Turnmire, Jimmy Green, Bobbe Nesbitt, Paul Wyatt, Delous McMahon, Hubert Stanton, James Mask, Harry Logan McCall, Joseph Buchanan, Toney Gordon, Johnnie McNeil, Billy Turner. O F F l C E R S GILBERT PACKETT .. ,. ., President BETTY LOU BANKS , Secretary PAUL WYATT ,,.. . ., . ., ,Vice-President DELOUS McMAHAN , Treasurer MR. LANE . . .. . , Sponsor Second Lieutenant Secretary and Treasurer Sponsor -47 FGREICSN LANGUAGE CLUB Z Maurice Atwell, Howard Biggerstaff, Dale Brown, Billy Coward, Juanita Elliott, Donald England, Fannie Maude Gaddy, Hazel Gardin, Betty Hope Gibson, Babs Gladclen, Kathryn Greene, Milladeen Greene, Joyce Inscor, John Laughridge, Jackie Lonon, Lealon Lytle, Hazel McCurry, Margaret McCurry, Pansy Owenby, Frances Pool, Sara Ann Proctor, Betty Queen, Jean Reynolds, Edna Fay Sartain, Melba Simpson, Spencer Stepp, Lena Swann, Betty Tyler, Billie Wall. O F F l C E R S DONALD ENGLAND President JUANITA ELLIOT Secretary BETTY TYLER Vice-President DALE BROWN Treasurer MR. CARTER Sponsor , .ff+4,,s.q.: ff ' f z'?'1':t2f'4- . w.-.,.,w1,.f... F , 'view -1-nf Q fm- ..,. .. ... gy 1 i ' M-er FO! 8 ' gm.: than Lawrence Atkins, Keith Biddix, Dale Brown, Ruby Byrd, Lynn Crawley, Robert Marks, Leonard Moody, Dean Morgan, Bill Neighbors, Arthur Price, Mickey Walker, Bobby White. O F F I C E R S KEITH BIDDIX President LYNN CRAWLEY Treasurer BILL NEIGHBORS Vice-President RUBY BYRD Secretary DEAN MORGAN Prosecting Attorney MICKEY WALKER M0l'Sl1Cll DALE BROWN Clerk MRS. FINLEY . Sponsor AH- 'l.4ixi5fAi:T'X . ',fo1':e- fbi f fLiXDlIv'l,fLNhlLLl.fl Dpi-. H-- V--. Lawrence Atkins, John Beaman, Keith Biddix, Dale Brown, Billy Burnette, Lynn Crawley, Donald England, Pat England, Joanne Field, Fannie Maude Gaddy, Hazel Gardin, Irene Kanipe, John Kluttz, Robert Marks, Wilma Mclver, Bruce Melton, Glenn Murdock, Wayne Norman, John Poteat, Sam Proctor, Dean Sparks, Spencer Stepp, Kenneth Welborn, Bobby White, Leonard Wilson. O F F I C E R S JOHN BEAMAN President JOHN KLUTTZ Secretary DONALD ENGLAND Vice-President LYNN CRAWLEY Treasurer MR. CARTER Sponsor VETERANS Bill Burleson, Thomas Fleming, Jack Lee Laughridge, Roan Norman, Earnest Dehaven O'Dear, Dean Padgett, Millard Kirby Rader, Ray Robinson, Bill Ray Roland, Kenneth Stanley Smith, Kenneth E. Welborn, Leonard Wilson. OFFICERS KENNETH E. WELBORN . President MILLARD KIRBY RADER Secretary DEAN PADGETT Vice-President BILL BURLESON Treasurer I1ELS ATHLEMC CLUBS M' U94 ' dvr' 1 'H'-We fa-ru .L f 'MM-Q, Janavia Anderson, Yvonne Arrowood, Betsy Keith Bowman, Vertie Brooks, Lydia Cable, Anna Laura Copeland, Joanne Copeland, Betty Jo Creasy, Peggy Creasy, Margaret Curtis, Frankie Davis, Mildred Joretta Devinney, Martha Sue Dobbins, Joyce Epley, Kate Mae Epley, Mary Lou Epley, Perchieleen Evans, Sylvia Frick, Betty Jo Frisbie, Barbara Gibbs, Opal Gibson, Faye Haynes, Rebecca Hemphill, Betty Jo Hollitield, Jean Hollifield, Bertha Hoyle, Aileen Jones, Glynn Lambeth, Doris Lawing, Ruth Mace, Vera Jean Morgan, Margaret Mclver, Dorothy Norton, Mary Francis ace, Doris Parker, oyce Reel, Lois Reynolds, Francis Rumfelt, acqueline Smith, helma Sturgeon, Ruth Twiggs, Lucille Vess, Katherine Wilkerson, Katie Wilkerson. O F F I C E R S GLYNN LAMBETH and BETSY K. BOWMAN . ,. Presidents MARGARET McIVER and BETTY JO CREASY Vice-Presidents BETTY JEAN HOLLIFIELD and MARY LOU EPLEY Secretaries BETTY JEAN HOLLIFIELD and ANNA LAURA COPELAND .. .Treasurers MISS HARRIL and MR. MCCONNELL , . ,Sponsors gERGhMMHWCS CLUB B. J. Brown, Max Cheek, Nicholas DeVinney, Norman Elliott, Jimmy Ellis, Robert Finley, Jimmy Greene, Charles Hughes, Bobby Morgan, Dean Morgan, Glenn Murdock, Johnny McNeill, Glenn Owensby, Anza Stroud, Dean Taylor, Billy Turner, Bill Wilson, Sandy Wiseman. O F F I C E R S DEAN MORGAN ,, President NICHOLAS DEVINNEY , Secretary-Treasurer GLENN MURDOCK Vice-President MR. LANE . Sponsor NATIGNAL l-IGNGR SGCIETY -cf . 5 Lawrence Atkins, Jr., Margaret Atkins, John Homer Beaman, Keith Biddix, Glenna Byrd, Ruby Byrd, Lynn Crawley, Betty Davis, Roy Davis, Donald England, Joanne FIel:l, Lois Ann Finley, Betty Hope Gibson, Joyce lnscor, John Kluttz, Robert Marks, Leonard Moody, Glenn Murdock, Hazel McCurry, Frances Pool, Arthur Price, Eleanor Settlemyre, Melbu Simpson, Lena Swann, Ken Welborn, Robert White. O F F l C E R S LYNN CRAWLEY , President RUBY BYRD Secretary LAWRENCE ATKINS, JR. Vice-President ROBERT WHITE Treasurer MRS. FINLEY . ,.,. . , Sponsor MONGGRAM CLUB ' 3 -l'l'l'4ll 'd ffl Lawrence Atkins, Betty Lou Banks, Keith Biddix, Edward Black, J. B. Brooks, Bill Burleson, Goldie Cooper, Lynn Crawley, Hoy Cuthbertson, Roy Davis, Donald England, Clinton Hendley, Clifford Leonard, .Jackie Lonon, Doris McCurry, Leonard Moody, Paul Morgan, Bill Neighbors, Bobbe Nesbitt, Wayne Norman, James Norton, Franklin Pace, Dean Padgett, Lucil'e Padgett, Graham Pendergrass, Ray Poteat, Sara Anne Proctor, Ray Robinson, Ralph Toney, Barbara Walker, Ruby Wilkerson. O F F l C E R S LYNN CRAWLEY ., ., , ,, ,President CLINTON HENDLEY Secretary RALPH TONEY ., ,,.... Vice-President JACKIE LONON . Treasurer -51- 1 mm ixcJI...I.i X.. P P Betty Baily, Mariorie Barnes, Doris Boone, Betty Bright, Ina June Buchanan, Virginia Cameron, Betsy Carrigan, June Carrigan, Betty Cheek, Patsy Cooper, Margaret Ann Dabis, Juanita Elliott, Hazel Evans, Easter Ferguson, Joyce Finley, Betty Hope Gibson, Hilda Goodman, Lucille Greene, Miltadeen Greene, Elaine Hopkins, Hazel Johnson, Dorothy Jones, Margaret Lentz, Margaret McCurry, Margaret Mclntosh, Vergie Miller, Adeline Neal, Jean Norman, Barbara Norton, Luna Owensby, Barbara Padgett, Joanne Pitman, Frances Poole, Betty Jean Seagle, Geneva Sigmon, Joanne Stepp, Doris Tilly, Geraldine Turn- mire, Zelda Webb, Betty Lee Willis, Josie Willis. O F F I C E R S BETTY HOPE GIBSON President GERALDINE TURNMIRE Secretary-Treasurer ZELDA WEBB Vice'President MISS JONAS . Sponsor BAND COUNCIL O F F I C E R S ROBERT WHITE President LEONARD WILSON Reporter LAWRENCE ATKINS , ,..Vice-President EARL MICKLE ., , ..,,... Drum Maior MARGARET ATKINS , Secretary-Treasurer MR. HIRSCH , .....,,...,.. Director BAND BOBBY WHITE LAWRENCE ATKINS MARGARET ATKINS LEONARD WILSON MR. HIRSCH FLUTE Hilda Goodman Adeline Neal OBOE Juanita Elliot BASSOON Anne Shiflet CLARINETS Lawrence Atkins Bobby White Billy Neal Audrey Koon Hugh Beam Lila Earle Harrison Charlene Arrowood Vivian Suttlemyre Betty Morgan Sewell Laughridge Louise Smith Eleanor Settlemyre Betty Cuthbertson David Finley G O OFFICERS MEMBERS ALTO CLARINET Joanne Copeland BASS CLARINET Betty Jo Ellis ALTO SAX Bobby Long Milladeen Green Josie Willis TENOR SAX Roy Davis BARITONE SAX Margaret Anne Davis CORNETS Larry Gibson Mickey Walker John Laughridge Howard Biggerstaff Marshall Dark Kenneth Cannon Guy Suttlemyre Earl Mickle Betsy Bowman Leonard Wilson Ralph Fender I f President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer Reporter Director FRENCH HORNS John Beaman Thelma Sturgeon Wilma Mclver Betty Jo Sentelle Bobby Ricks BARITONES Margaret Atkins Margaret Curtis Jack Laughridge TROMBONES David Lonan Dean Seagle John Kluttz Guy Smith Donnie Godfrey BASSES Jimmy Robb Robert Marks DRUMS Joanne Field Patsy Cooper v ,- W W V 5 ,' yJ'l 'i. . 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EN 1 Xyf ., l s DAVIS MOODY RUBY BYRD Homecoming Sponsor MEMBERS lFirst Rowjz Jackie Houck, Glenn Wall, Allen Kistler, John Poteat, Alvin Rader, Marshall Dark. lSecond Rowhz Roan Norman, Roy Cuthbertson, Ray Poteat, Lynn Crawley, Lawrence Atkins, Dean Padgett, Deanne Padgett, Mascot, Hoy Cuthbertson, Howard Hoover, Leonard Moody, Jackie Lonon, Bill Burleson, Ralph Toney. lThird Rowjz Freddie Kirkland, J. B. Brooks, Wayne Norman, Roy Davis, Earl Rayburn, Ray Robinson, Clinton Hendley, Donald England, Kenneth Toney, Kirby Rader, Edward Black, Manager. lFourth Rowb: Coach Ditt, Dennis Ayers, Manager, Millard Robinson, Graham Pendergrass, Carl Walker, Spen- cer Stepp, Charles Wages, John Rader, Phillip Davis. A-QQ. edf 5 FOOTBALL Q - I X S 'i K f ,. - ' , . .' T - as .-I 241.18-'?.i' ' 'fe HZ- sf t . Q 4,5 -' ' -if nf viii 7' W Eat'-' AL. ' . V ' J-Q l 'Q Q 21? :we I JV kj K rf? ROBINSON MORGANTON 18 - MARION 12 For the first and best game of the season, the Rippers iourneyed to Morganton. Both teams played a hard game, neither side scoring until the fourth quarter. With the score tied 12-12 and only two minutes left to play, McFadden of Morganton intercepted a pass, intended for Davis, and scored the winning touchdown, mak- ing the count 18-12. Rader and Padgett scored the Marion touchdowns. while Ken Toney, Eng- land and Hendley led the defense. LENOIR 14 - MARION 13 Clashing on the home field under the new lights for the first time, the Marion Rippers fought a game battle against Lenoir, but lost 14-13. Although outplaying Lenoir all through the game, the Rippers seemed to lack the field generalship to drive an to victory. Every one who saw action played fine ball! MARION 8 - SHELBY 6 The initial win of the season came when the hard smashing Rippers came from behind to win over Shelby 8-6. The half found Marion out- played and trailing 6-2, but, as the second half got underway, the Rippers hit their stride and played heads up football. Ken Toney scored on a pass from Rader, the lone and winning Ripper touchdown. The deciding two points came when Ralph Toney blocked a Shelby punt, which rolled out of the end zone for an automatic safety. MARION 13 - NEWTON O On their own gridiron, the Newton Red Devils were defeated 13-O by the Rippers. Both teams played evenly matched ball until the fourth quarter when Rader and England carried the ball in a 70-yard drive to the 2-yard line where England carried it over for a score. A few plays later, Norman added a second touchdown after Ken Toney intercepted a Newton pass. Hendley, Burleson, and Padgett played fine ball in the line. MARION 19 - HICKORY O In the homecoming game, the Rippers clashed with the Hickory team, defeating them 19-0. Although the score was only 7-O at the half, the Rippers came back strong and pushed across two more touchdowns. The Hickory team run- ning from a T formation provided one of the most thrilling homecoming games ever played at Marion. R. TONEY RADER ATKINS 58' MARION I3 - CHERRYVILLE 7 Playing one of the strongest teams to appear on the Marion field this year, the Rippers de- feated the Cherryville Ironmen I3-7. Cherryville scored in the first few minutes of the game to go in'front 7-O. Getting hold of themselves, the Rippers came back to make the score 7-6, Nor- man going over for the score. Again in the second quarter, Norman scored, racing 65 yards for the tally. Padgett converted the extra point. Late in the fourth quarter, the Ironmen started a drive that carried to the Rippers' 25 yard line, but which was broken up when Moody covered a Cherryville fumble. The standouts for the Rip- per line were Hendley, Crawley, Moody, and Burleson, while Norman, England, and Rader led the backfield. MARION 20 - VALDESE 6 The Valdese eleven was defeated by the Rippers in a very thrilling game. England, Nor- man, and Rader each scored a touchdown while Padgett kicked the extra points. In the third quarter Baker from Valdese made the only touchdown for his team, making the final score 20-6. MARION 23 - N. C. S. D. 7 Battling a hard fighting N. C. S. D. team, the Marion Rippers won over the Bears by a score of 23-7. The Bears, led by Tuttle, hit pay dirt FOOTBALL ENGLAND HENDLEY early in the first quarter to go in the lead 7-O. Late in the first quarter Padgett caught a pass and raced thirty yards for a touchdonw. Through the rest of the first half, both teams played on even terms with the score tied 7-7. Marion took charge in the second half with Rader and Eng- land each scoring a touchdown, and Burleson trapping one of the Bears for a safety. CUTHBERTSON -5 FOOTBALL In BETTY HOPE GIBSON Homecoming Sponsor MARION 38 - HENDERSONVILLE 6 The Marion Rippers racked up their fourth consecutive win at Hendersonville when they defeated the Hendersonville eleven 38-6, on a rain-soaked field. Practically every man on the Ripper squad saw action. Rader, Cuthbertson, and Robinson were outstanding in the backfield, while Burleson, Crawley and Hendley played fine ball in the line. LONON RUBY WILKERSON Homecoming Sponsor MARION 44 - RUTHERFORDTON 'I3 Before an estimated crowd of 3,000, the Rip- pers defeated Rutherfordton 44-I3. Packet, R. Norman, England, and Rader scored the touch- downs, while Padgett scored the extra points. Regardless of the score and the fact that almost all the Rippers saw action, it was a thrilling game until the final whistle. 60- ---:-- ' From the hot Fridays to the bleak November days, Marion High students and alumni thrilled to the deeds of a Marion High team that will be hard to forget. Managers for the Rippers last fall were Edward Black and Dennis Ayers. There were losses, but even more victories. We watched in beautiful football weather as the Rippers, green and inexperienced, outplayed a heavier Morganton eleven only to set back in the closing minutes T8-12. Then came the second hard blow as an outplayed Lenoir eleven won a hard fought game by a one point margin. Another close call from Shelby when Ralph Toney's blocked kick saved the day. A green Valdese team romped on by the Rippers. Next came N. C. S. D., led by a great back, Tuttle, scoring first on the Rippers to have the ball only four times the first half before going down in the last half 23-7. Then amidst the puddles of rain- soaked Hendersonville field, the Rippers over- ran a smaller Hendersonville team-followed the next week by another easy victory over Rutherfordton. The Red Devils of Newton af- forded another close call as England and Rader sparked the offensive power. A homecoming gathering seeing Hickory go down under the might of the Rippers 'I9-O. The Cherryville Iron- men kept the crowd on their toes by scoring in the opening minutes in lightning like fashion only to be overcome as R. Norman showed his heels and raced 65 yards for the winning touch- down. The Rippers looked doomed in their grand final as two passing teams met on a sandy, rain- soaked field, but coming through in fine fashion the last minutes, thanks to the great All-State end, Padgett. Then Padgett, Lonon, Crawley, Burleson, Moody, R. Toney and Hendley played fine defensive ball, backed by a great backfield of Rader, K. Toney, R. Norman, England, Robin- son and Cuthbertson. The seniors winding up their High School careers are Padgett, Burleson, and Crawley. We'll get them all next year, Coach! FQGTBALL - , gtg U . . ,- -, if . -' - N Q ' ii-i 1 Wi v .f e Li s AMN F .ing -its PADGETT MARION 13 - FOREST CITY 7 The Marion Rippers iourneyed to Forest City to defeat the strong Golden Tornadoes 13-7. Although training 7-0 during the first three quarters, the Rippers came back strong in the fourth quarter and scored two touchdowns, both on passes to Padgett from England and Rader. This victory gave Marion the second place in the Western Class A Conference. '- s 0 V . l 4 , K. TONEY BU RLESON POTEAT '6l GIRLS' BASKETBALL COACH DITT BANKS and TONEY, Captains Starting rather slowly but gaining speed, the Ripperettes have an outstanding team in the Conference . . . Betty Banks, Captain, has proved to be one of the best guards that Marion has ever had . . . Sara Anne Proctor, outstanding forward, is one of the best on the girls' team. She is good on rebounds and has a sharp shooting eye . . . Another outstanding mem- ber is Goldie Cooper, who has proved herself a capable center forward . . . An excellent guard, Doris McCurry is one of the speediest on the team. She more than holds down her position on the court . . . One of the better all-round forwards is fleet Lucille Padgett, who is playing her first year on the first string . . . Becky Hemphill, one of the newer players, shows great promise as a guard . . . Katherine Wilkerson and Juanita Elliot, as forward substitutes, are very good . . . Lila Harrison and Yvonne Arrowood, guards, have also done some very good playing. .J 'fmnlsf lFirst Rowjz Juanita Elliott, Doris McCurry, Goldie Cooper, Betty Lou Banks, Lucille Padgett, Sara Anne Proctor, Rebecca Hemphill. lSecond Rowj: Joanne Copeland, Janavia Anderson, Yvonne Arrowood, Barbara Gibbs, Glynn Lambeth, Barbara Walker, Katie Wilkerson, Katherine Wilkerson, Lilo Earle Harrison. lThird Rowla Coach Ditt, Anna Laura Copeland, Opal Gibson, Bobbe Nesbitt. BUYS' E5,lXSl4Eil3.+liLl. awww. -- 31. , , gl, Q Having three of last year's Conference cham- pions starting five re- turned to show their tal- ent this season, the Rip- pers have one of the best basketball teams in the Conference . . Ralph Toney, Ripper captain, two-time All-Conference guard, one of the best floor men in the Confer- ence really holds t h e PACE 'IONEY team together . . . Franklin Pace, center, operating from the pivot position and excelling as on offensive player, is one of the Conference high scorers . . . Claude Flack, one of the smallest guards in High School basketball and one of the team's best shots more than holds down his position on the court. . . Donald Clayton, Ripper forward, is one of the Conference's better defensive men and uses a most accurate hook shot . . . Bill Neighbors, small forward, has a sharp eye for the basket and is a good all-round man on the court . . . Ray Robinson, Millard Robinson, Freddy Kirkland, Bill Burnette, and Guy Smith all show promise of being Ripper Greats in the future . . . Here's luck to them! iFirst Rowjz Franklin Pace, Ray Robinson, Bill Neighbors, Ralph Toney, Donald Clayton, Kirby Rader, Claude Flack. iSecond Rowiz Dennis Ayers and Edward Black, Managers, Carl Walker, Freddie Kirkland, Millard Rob- inson, Bill Burnette, Dan McCall, Guy Smith, Coach Ditt. 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Seeds 8: Fertilizer MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 261 'kfjlzzlf ATKINS SODA SHOPPE 235 West Court Street 'A' f,o111j1111114'11l,x of . . . 'i' CTUlI1fIlflIl1'Ilf.N of I... M A R I O N P R O G R E S S M4'lDuu'4'lI',x l,l'tlrllII'Q 1Vl'll'SfJdfH'l' CO1'igim1tcd by The Marion Progress! ll, F, Nfglllney' Established 1896 Wbolmllt, s. E. WHITTEN. Publisher PHONE 64 C A N D I E S TOBACCO THE LEADER S P E C I A L T I E S lI4'aJq11arl1'1's for LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR AND SHOES MARION, NORTH CAROLINA Marion, N, C. COMPLIMEN TS Ol Winning pause A4 vJ 412 X M nl IOYHED UNDER AUYNOIITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY IV Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Ns C. Compliments of . . . JAMES HOTEL BEST LITTLE HOTEL IN NORTH CAROLINA i' C,n111j1111111'l1lx of . . . TAINTER'S DRUG CO. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA YOUNG'S ESSO STATION Phone 202 i C:U1IlPlIlIIl'lIf5 of . . . FIRST NATIONAL BANK Westmoreland Machine Outboard Hmm. of Work Motors McDowell County Mutual Burial phone 372'X-22 Bufgin Street Asgociafign TRANSFORMERS WELDING O AMBULANCE SERVICE MCDOWELL HARDWARE CO. Phone 276 If It's Hardware You Want, ' Ask US MARION. NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 68 4 MAIN STREET .ga 'fl il A Colnpfzklfzelzff of REODY KILOWATT IMA? WOLUQI' 0l'l'Ll06U'ly cCall' Funeral Home C. R. McCall, Owner Mrs. C. R. McCall, Assistant Marion, North Carolina NIGHT PHONE 32 0 DAY PHONE 34 For Marr' Tlmn TlJir'1' y-I iz'c' Yrars XV1' Haw' Bmw Tl',j'il1.Q in ICUIIKIVI' SATISFACTORY SERVICE SULLIVAN GULF SERVICE f Gulf Products Comer Logan and West Court Sts. A FRIEND PHONE 463 MARION, N. C. 4' lfml1pli1m'l11'x of . . . C A F E WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE 'A' ll. EVANS, Ou'm'r 'I' Cfmlrjwflllrulllx nf . . . McDOWELL CUT RATE SAIN-BROOKS MOTOR DRUG STORE COMPANY 'l'fn'n es u FORD in Yun I I THE REXALI, STORE MARION ICE COAL CO. 12 Main Street Marion, N. C. ICE - COAL LOWEST PRICES IN TOWN PHONE 75 Let's Go Into The Future Refresl1ed OL I EPSI' VIAII Hill M. P. YOUNG, Disirilmfor fum 1 fIllt'll x u . . . C I I I I f if C.0l!IlJllllIl'lIfN of . . . J. R. STEPP GULF SERVICE A. 8z P. MEAT MARKET Fancy Meats, Fish, Poultry WE AIM TO PLEASE XV. AI. COOPER, A'Illlld !'l' IDEAL CLEANERS 'A' WE CALL FOR and DELIVER 'k Phone 115 133 West Henderson St. Cfmnjzlirnruls nf . . . MCCURRY HOSIERY MILL EARLEY'S RADIO SHOP RADIO SALES and sznvlcs A. Il. HARLEY, Oz PHONE 361 103 W. COURT ST. MARION N C 'A' CIUIIIIPILIIIVIILA uf . . . CUT-RATE MARKET BEl2IiEH'S BREAD and CAKES l n'sfJ Daily Af Your Grorws BAKED LAST NIGHT BHlIIiEl',S Bakery McDOWELL WHOLESALE CO JACK S. GIBBS Groceries - Candies - Tobaccos MARION, NORTH CAROLINA PHONE 906-X SELF-SERVICE MARKET HSf'l l'l' Y0lll'Sf'lf and F4-ffl af HflllIf',, GOUGE and GOFORTH 'A' CIONlf71fllIt'IlfS of . . LAUGHRIDGE SHOE SHOP CITY DRY CLEANERS State Street ir Cfrmzplirmwls of . . . Mcllnwell Insurance I-Iqency All Kinds of Insurance BONDS - REAL ESTATE . 1 1 l . NI. IL. INI'.AI., AIR., In'snl4'11l R. M. DARK, Sm'1'1'fur y-,I'n'm11r'w' PHONE 9 OASIS THEATRE BUILDING 'A' Conzplinzwzfs of . . . MARION STEAM LAUNDRY RABB GROCERY CO. Quality Meats and Groceries FANCY PRODUCE - WESTERN AND NATIVE MEATS WE DELIVER PHONE 73 OI' 75 101 S. MAIN ST. Ella Paper Hex Enmpany, Ine. AIdlI7lfdl'flll't'VS of ALL KINDS OF SET-UP and FOLDING BOXES Phone 174 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA i' CYIIIIIPIIIIIKIIIS of . . . Gnrdnrfs Furniture And Appliances i' Conzplzmvnls of . . . JIMESON'S FARM SUPPLY You Arc' Always Wfcflronzv at JIMESON'S PHONE80 ROSS SINCLAIR SERVICE 13 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 280 C. A. ROSS, Ou'm'r W. C. SI-IOOK, Manage , . 'I' c,Ul1If71lHIf'l1fS of . . . MARION HUSIERY MILLS 'A' Cnnzjlliuzrnlx of . . . MARION DRY CLEANERS Across frmn Pos! Offirc' , . 'k f.0H1f7lIl!It'llfX of . . . MARION MACHINE SHOP 'I' Conzplimmls of . . . JOHNSON ELECTRIC CO. CORLEY FLYING SERVICE U. S. Goff. Apfzrornf Flying Svbool Francis Marion Airport R. C. CORLEY, JR., Owner 'A' cTONlfJ1iNIt'fIf.Y of . . . FIRESTONE f FIRESTONE HOME 8: AUTO SUPPLY f Marion. North Carolina Eflpv i1HrEnmrll Nunn Mf'lJmc'r'l1 Cjllllllffii I,raJin.q Tvfll 'Nf7dl?t'l'H l'11l2lixl1m1 Ezwry TlJIlI'.YlllI.1' Member N. C. Press Association PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS MARION. NORTH CAROLINA QIOHN W. SETZER, ljzrlflislrvr 'A' ffUHlf7lfllIt'lIfA of . . . McDOWELL DRY CLEANERS ERNEST W. ROSS YOUR SINCLAIR DISTRIBUTOR 'A' CjUl1II71iN1l'llfX of . . . MORROW'S JEWELRY STORE ROWE'S MARKET EAST COURT MOTOR COMPANY 'A' PONTIAC SALES mul SERVICE so MINUTE 'lf DELIVERY SERVICE . Complete Automotive Service SOUTH MAIN ST. PHONE 91 Phone 39 LIIUGIIRIDGE FURNITURE CU. Al. I.. I,AUGHRIIJGIi, Alufzugw' FURNITURE - RANGES HOUSEHOLD GOODS HARDWARE Cjl'l1l'l'lIl Iflc'z'fric' PI'UllIll'1'S Frigielairf' P rod ucfs MARION, NORTH CAROLINA 'A' f:0Ill!Ilflllt'llfX of . . . MARGUERITE SHOPPE I ASHlONAl3I,If A PP A R15 I, 1 riz'ml of Marion High ROY DAVIS w . A c,!HlIfllll!It'I1fX of . . . R O S E ' S 5-10-25c STORE i' CIUIllfJ1flllFI1fX of . . . GRADY NICHOLS OUERLOOII KNITTING MILL Mau11faf'l11rw's of MEN'S and MISSES' QUALITY FULL LINE HOSIERY MARION, NORTH CAROLINA rmzpflnzwlfx of . . . ir Cfmnplinzvnls of . . . WHYNE1 GULF SERVICE MAY DAY BEAUTY SHOP I j i' Cfnmfwliulvnlx of . . . WWI WMU DR. J. F. MILLER Manu r TUHIl71flIlt'llfN of . . . DR. A. PARKER Dwlfisl IOIII,7ljlIll'IIf,S of . . . GARDEN GRILL 'I' C:0IlIfJ1iNIl'llfX nf . . . FRANCIS MHBIUN CLUB C omplimvnfx of . . . ir Crmzlllinnvzls of . . . Q? WALL'S DRESS SHOPPE East Court Street C7 40 Q i' CjlHl1fIlfNlt'IlfX nf . . . DR. G. B. JUSTICE 49 x Fripud of 'A' Cmnplinzwzh of . . . Marion H igb i' DR. J. F. JONAS LOVEN FURNITURE CO Wl1f'1'f' Good Fllfllifllfl' Is Cnnzjllinzvnfx of . . . Nof I3x,PwHiH,u BRADLEY , BROTHERS STORE PHONE 149 Baldwin Avenue Marion. North Carolina f,UlIIf1lUl!'llfN of . . . IVA'S BEAUTY SHOPPE MARY LYN SHOP Ladies' Ready-To-Wear If,wl11siL'c' Fasbiolzs Ml1t,t'l'tlff'l,X' Pric'r'4f MARION RADIO SHOP Sales RADIO Service T W. HENDERSON ST. MARION, NORTH CAROLINA ffnlfljrlirlzwzlx of . . . KOZY DINER FOWlER GROCERY Baldwin Avenue ir MEATS GROCERIES FEED al' WE DELIVER ffmlljalirllwlfx nf. . . . PLUMBING 81 HEATING BLUE RIDGE COMPANY EQUIPMENT SERVICE PHONE 124 MARION, N. C CHARLES M. BROWN MOTOR CO. EAST COURT STREET PHONE 472 Sf'm'z'z' Ifvms A Sjnwialljy C U R B M A R K E T l rc'sf1 1 l'lljfS and Vl'lQl'fd!7ll'.Y MEATS and GROCERIES C. C. COl'IiI.AND, AflIIItl.Q1'IA 'I' Cfouzjflillzruls of . . . Becker County 'A' ciflllllililllfllfi nf . . . W A L L A C E ' S 5-10-25c STORE RUTH SMITH, Munagf MARION, N. C. Sand and Gravel if C?0lIlI7lflllt'lIf.Y of . . . BETTY JEAN BEAUTY SHOP CLEAN UNIFORM AGGREGATES PHONE 187 LITTLE RIVER NOVELTY CO. D. M. SARTAIN and SON Tlx' Hogm' of Solid Caviar Cfrvsfx ROUTE 2 - MARION, N. C. WALKER'S GROCERY Home of Bvifvr VvdlIll'S,, CLINCHFIELD .F. LAKE CITY CABS Thr Olcfvsf Cab Sc'rL'icz 111 Tozwf' Phone 205 24-HOUR SERVICE NEXT TO BUS STATION Marion, North Carolina Cnnzjnlinzwzis of . . . K 8: W BEAUTY SHOPPE RUBY CLARK, Ozrmv' Marion, North Carolina Cfwzjrlilmvzfx of . . . K. W. RAMSEY, O. D. 'A' CT0lIIl7lfl!lt'llfS of . . . DR G. S. KIRBY , . 'A' c,OIlIl?1IIlll'lIfX of . . . GIBSON'S ESSO STATION FANCY Gnocrzmss .IACK C. GIBSON, Managvr D. No. 4 MARION, N. C. Conljnlifmvzls of . . . SUNBEAM BREAD WALDENSIAN BAKIN G COMPANY if CTOHlf7lfIlIl'IIfX of . . . C. C. BULCH MDTDR CUMPHNY OLDSMOBILE Salvs G. M. C. Sl'l'l'iC'l' Phone 126 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA AYERS CASH GOCERY FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES GROCERIES E. COURT ST. PHONE 3? Compliments of DOCTORS MCI NTOSH A Friend DR. IVI. H. HEWITT i' Conzjrlifzwnfx of . . . LARKIN'S Upstairs over Streetman's Drug Store W0 Clofbr' ibn' Enfirc' Fdlllilj' O11 Crvdif WIIPUII You Tbiufc of Moving Think of M O O R E Alll'dYX'A' A Ijlflv 134-ftvr Nou' Bvflvr Tlmn Ifwr Nothing Too Large or Too Small Phone172 DAY OR NIGHT MOORE TRANSFER i' CTONll7lfN1l'llfS of . . . IOSEPH D. JULY, ZEB WALL 'k CTUll1Vf7IfHIl'I7fS of . . . C 81 V MARKET In New Brick Building BALDWIN AVENUE Your Buximfsx Will Ba' Apprc'ciatwl Compliments of DRS. HAGNA. WOOD. ROWE 'k CTOHIf7IfNIt'IIfS of . . . MR. AND MRS. R. A. LONIBARDY if SELF SERVICE GROCERY Baldwin Avenue CLYDE HOGAN, Owuvr 'A' Marion, North Carolina WllFRED G. BEST Photography 'A' Cf1ll1l1If'l'C'idl ir Illzzsfrafizfc ir Porfrait 'k Press 10 Main Street Marion, N. C. i' Co1l1j1li111a'11l.x of . . . FRED MOODY 'K' Couzjnlinzwzfs of . . . EMORY GROCERY STORE EAST MARION w . 'K' C,0lllfJlllllt'llfX of . . . THE SANDWICH SHOP BALDWIN AVE. MR. .Ind MRS. L. T. Lliwlg c,ll'7ll'l'.Y amf Ojwrafors PHONE 709-M Friend of Marion High RALPH E. FOSTER, JR. LEE YOUNG DEN-YOU HOSIERY MILL Mauzzfarlzzrvrx of MEN'S HALF HOSE Phone 466 Marion. North Carolina COLONIAL BREAD CO. sn 1, i' C,'lIlllf7llllll'lll.N of . . . af c ,f,,,, pl ,,,,l '11l.x uf... PHILIPS' MOTOR REV. M O. OVVENS i' Your STUDEBAKER IJUIIIUI' I irxi By Far Wifb 'lr Cffllllflfflllfllf of . . . A Posfuyml CMN 'k DR, IDAUL MCBEE. M. D. E. COURT ST. PHONE 138 MARION, NORTH CAROLINA NEHI BOTTLING COMPANY i' fflllllfllflllfllf of . . . ASHEVILLE- N- C' liofffvrx of MARION LUNCHEONETTE R O Y a 1 C 1. 0 W n C 0 1 a lin! lim' 1.1m lm! r. - 11. ' --.1177-m 1 RJR' v fw .-' v-Af! .'-1 ' Nfl N x F 1' . l,qf ', ,-' '.!1,,R.x,. 1.v 'J r. J 1yj'f,.-wi 1 ',, W... 41. . gr IJ. sf 911.1 ' '.1l!. 1 5,11 , . , . . , ' I 11 .X. . . Q . -4 n ,,-.. N1 ldv ,L . n 1: I 1 , , . xp 1111 'Y 1 'm1r....1 1 .,1 1! 1 K 4-' -If 1....f . 1 ' 1 1 1 .I 4. .. -A1 K. 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