Marion High School - Hylander Yearbook (Marion, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1952 volume:

P Q O u fix... ffe0Hn1'3'3. Qanated Kg .73-Kinda ffinfey .flflcffadden IIC Ffh , F-f fl , Q X K I,- , I ' . - ,J f' f-f .1 . gQ Kqft, ffff ,L f .455 -f'l'6.,'. fi fff' I-' 4-.1 ,J-ff 'I mfk gh-if, PAT HEMPHILL . , VIRGINIA MCBEE , ' g0'Z'jff0 - 0- IIILGI' McDowell Co. Public Library 90 West Court St. Marion, NC 28752-3906 TI In lf6C0Lg7l7ZllOl1 ef ez pleezfmcg pemenezlzy helpful ezelwee frzenelbf Ollfld L11m'e1f5iemelm cg wezyg m 0llDllW6CZHlZb7fl for bee leyezl and C0lfl.ff6ll1f .ferwee zfeneleffeel mlb genuine love emel for enwebmcg OW elelyf 611' MHVZUIG Hgh mlb bee ZlfL5DZlfZ.lflg mleffefl he ug on behezf of Ike fewer Clem We eleelzeezle ibzk 1952 hwemeleff 7 I0 'mr . . . . . Mm Mafy Fmncef Brown - v ' ' :- 1572, EUGENE Cnoss Chairman i L -1.11, 0 Q If . L. -sa.-Jil ig, 9 N I f y XV. P. ELLIOTT ' 4 t 4 ' s r-233 -wg ,, T. H. HENDERSON XV. YV. NEAL H. YV. Puocrou R. W. TXVITT3 .. 1740 T' MHS. B. A. IDICKSON HUGH BEAR! HIiI.PlN BEAM SMA1111 CJHARLES C. ELLFDGI Siiperirltcizflczzt of Sccrcwlry to Principal City Schools S11pt'rinfr'ndr'nf We cannot forget our faculty .... we cannot forget the people who have had so much to do with the directing of our desrinies . . . . from all We have learned something. We laughed with them, We Worked with them .... we praised their good points, We griped about their bad ones .... We went to their classes: sometimes happy, sometimes sad .... but we always learned something-something that might be useful too, during our long journey on the hard road ahead of us. No, we cannot forget. We will remember our faculty. We will remember them all. Nlns. NIAHY Fimxrrics Bnowx Dulw University, .'X.B.. English R E. li. KIARTICH University ol North Carolina, XB., l711ix'ei'sity of South Carolina, NIA., English XlRs. Enrru Davis Greenshoro College, NB., Xlalheinatics Alt'l'lll?lt DVr'r University of North Carolina, XB., NIA.. Athletic Director XIRs. KA'l'l'I FINLEY Duke University. ,-X.B., Nlatheinatics Xliss NIILDBICIJ Cucxx NVonian's College ot the University' ot North Carolina. A.B.. l,ihrariau NlRs. KATHRYN Couiuizx' Salem College, B.S., Ceneral Science and Chemistry XIRs. XIAc.oN IIEw1'r'r Q xV0lHllIllS College of the University of North Carolina. A.B., Biology BERNARD II1RsCu University of Nlichigan. BNI., NI.Nl.. Band and Chorus Director NIRS. F1,oRA Hoxuiwoon Peace junior College, University ol Tennessee. B.S.. Home Economics NIRs. ELEANoR LAUGunincE Ball State Teachers College. Indiana University, A.B., English D. C. NlAFi'l'IN, ju. Berea College, A.B., Eighth Grade and History ERNEST NIILLER Appalachian State Teachers College. B.S.. Business Education MRS. Exnm' NIOHHIS xfV6StC1'l1 State Teachers College, Bowling Green College of Connnerce, A.B.. A.C.A.. Business Education VVAl,'I'l51t TTACAN Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S.. Assistant Coach and Civics ROGER SHEPARD Appalachian State Teachers College. B.S.. Spanish and English .IERRY SIBIIXIONS Appalachian State Teachers College, B.S., Social Studies and Girls, Baskethall Coach MRS. CHRISTINE SBIITH Davenport junior College, Dietitian and Secretary to Principal 'Q rdf' Z muy 'CW at iw- We :sq KAR ,H-we gt'- vhs 'er s -WN -7 V VI -s 'Vi 53 -:sr X-'ta -'71 az! Mazrzbn Hgh ffhoof We fazfff mio fhlf66 Yflflilfblf 10501565 I ,, A E an ' . A at Tfac C'0l'IIt'l' bull sessions and gli 170 grozzps. A zgyxtg L, ,.. V - fn, . ,Q M4522 - 'f U mg, JJ .' .Q . - i A 5 ' X 4 Y f + ,. ' A , V7 4 A ,Q .A ' 1 j5 'ff- 'eff' f y .xx Q- mv ' ,V gg, H its i K A I. : .Aw . P if if .,,'. 2 , Q-'Q -v Y, -b V . L .15ms.4K',.xf-1',--,,.d,.,L.L,..':. ' , ,, Tbcf foolishly fzmzzy and ibc' sozzlzzff-3' serious T'0Ilg!Jl'l1flIg c'.x'c'rc'isc's for a fozlgbfr sc'fJc'z1'111f' 6 ,X in 'ui 6 V QA' my J If I , W, xxx Z!! x g E ' , f Ai Sr ' 'X S 'S X 1 Q ,S ,S , Q 3, 1 i I I D 'Zig 4 fff,,, 4' ff. K, riff li!!! 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MAX LOCK15 ARRINGTON H01-BIQIVI' Ilucsu BRIC111' i'Tl10 man lllflf lJlll.S'l1f'.S' is not quiif' Il l2l'lllC'.n SOlJUr. lm! not .s'criOzi.s'g quivf. lm! :mf izllcf' Bus clrivcr 4. TIIELNIA PIELHN AUSTIN Nothing is iirlpossilzlc' IO ll :filling lzvzirlf' HIIIALIAM BRIGHT F.H.A. Club 2, 3. -lg Futurc Tc-uc-lu'1's Club -lg Bnskctlmll 2. uSlU'l'f'l1 f-Y MINI? llllf -YilClll'f' is ,Ql'c'ul01'. Scicm-0 Club l. Clffmg -'AMES BARLOYVE KAY1-3 FRANCRS BRUXVN Alizqgllbsxlfflg tim i i'IIr'r faire is vfvr Sufi. ll icmuiwfzzl filing in ii lL'lJII1tlI1.,l A ' ' l'.ll.A. Club 22, 3, 4g Alllvcl llllltll Club 1, 2. 53g Clcc Club l NANCX' ANN BRADRURN TROY Tu.1JRN BROWN 'KA quiet mul nlnclcst little n1i.s'.s'. uIJCjJf'llfllll7lC ami wi-Ii Iikml by ull. F.H.A. Club 2, 3, 4g Library Assistant -is Scuim' Sl1pc1'lntivc'- Scimlcc Club lg Spanish Club 31 Sa-uiOr Sll1N'1'liltiYi'-BUS Best Looking 45 Foutball Spcmsor 4g Juuim' Play 3. Looking 4. 9 WSW nel - V 'Y! 5,-f IW ,wg ov- f'P9s '9's Aflhg -I wi- ,.,,. XYICHA lCl,IZABE'l'II BROWN NIAHY OLIVE CORDEL1. Lifz' lirchs' only in ,S'lIl'l'C'-S'.S',H Prc'!fy is as prctfgf KIUCVSHH llmua: Eucnimiiics Club 21 Uffiu' Assistant 533.41 Sc-uior Supcrla- Clcv Club l, 25 Cbc-1-rlcaclc-r lg Class Sccrvlary lg -luuior P1113 t 'c--Most Likvly tu Slip-cm-4-cl 4g Class f,lllL'l'I'-'lwI't'ilSllI'l'l' S5 3g Futurc 'llcacbc-rs Club 41 Xlaicl ul Ilouor for Ilmuccoming 3 luturv 'I'vac'lu-rs Club 41 Klum-ograpb H4-lpc-r 4, District Music Conte-st 1, 2. Hum' lIilCNlC BUCIIANAN , .. ,. . . ., NIARCARET CEERALIJINI-1 CORN SIllf'4'l'1fU, fzrst of all. US, , I l I I I, I H . U l .ll.A. Club l. 2. gl Alliocl Youth Club lg Softball 2. ' K M MIM l Of mst lungs ,IL to cctmn' l .ll.A. Club lg Futurc 'llt'2lL'l1L'l'S Club 4. NANCY Alcmxxia Cuizicx HA lUl'l',U llllllf ,g11r'1r1w1fc'zl in' li,ul1l.'l l .ll.A. Club 3. 4. ,, l'Cc'uflU of .S'1IUC'C',1. IIClH'fil'L'llf nf mind. FLOHA EAs'1'r:1a Couczu V V Clvc' Club 21 Junior Play 3. XVu.1.1AM Ilfximiiu CJONIJHEY KGUUIJQ lIi.w fric'uzls fm' lllflllfffl -V Club 41 Baslwtlmll 3, 4: Basc-ball 2 3 4' Football '7 3 4- luutball Sponsor 4g 'liacli 3. 44 Nluuugraiu Club 2, 3, 41 EHMJSUNIL DANHLLS lhrnwl Aisle-1' Iiaucl 31 Spanish Club ill l'llllllI't' Vll0klC'lN'I'S Club 4g '1'lIi.s't1'z'.s.s' of l10r.sc'1f tlmuglz China fall. luuclu'omu XYurkc'r l, 2. 3. 4: lfuutball Cu-Captain 4g Ilylauclci' Clc-0 Club l, 2g lXl0H0f.II'klIll Club 45 Baslivtball 1, 223 F.H.A ub 41 Allin-fl Yuutb Club 3, 4g wluuior Play S31 Sciviicc- Club l. Club 4g Sc-uior Sll17l'I'l2lllVC-BliSlQ'0SlI Flirtg Softball fNIanag1Cr 2 10 IDN ,Qi 4..,, Yi? Ewwwg, IVV, 'rx ,QW l'1II.DA BU1xNE'r'1'E DANIPIl.S uI'Ill1I1JillC-S'-9 is lL'0ll1Cll1lS LU'CflfC-S'f c'o.s'rnc'tic' F.II.A. Club 4. lX1ARTI'IA 1JAVIS Alzuay.s' ready for funf, Future Teachers Club 4: F.II.A. Club 4. HELEN FRANCES EAHLEY There is ll soft and pcrzsicc g1rm'c. F.H.A. Club 3, 44 Allicd Youth Club 41 Clcc- Clul Teachers Club 4. jo ANN 1'1ICNSLIiY ECKENROD Ev- ' 'N f- f'l' -'W' .tru ,,,,..,x NY! 15+ 'Q. X- fb 41' NINA FAYE EDXVAHIDS H MTU knou' lzvr ix to lou' ,ll'I'.n I .II..-X. Club 2. 3. 4. Public Spa-nking 2. 3, 41 Ofliw XVorkc 1, 43 Futurm- 'I'c'uclu-rs Club 41 Spanish Club 33 Allin-cl You Club 2. 611.1-XDYS COHINNE E1,1.lS Too fair to u-mrs-lzip. too rlirim' to low. l .ll.A. Club 3. Eli Allie-cl Youth Club 3. 4. Ollliu- XYUl'lil'I' 4 131-If-gutv to l .ll..-X. Comm-utiou 53. lfuturv 'l'm'1u'lu'rs Club 4 Ch-v Club 4. , 4: lfuhm- lllIl,l.IS CENEII. 1 :1,l.IS To vrr is lzzmmn. In fUI',!ll'C zliz'im'. Cla-v Club 1, 41 F.ll.A. Club 11 Allivcl Youth Club 2. -'31 Us lmtws' Club 41 junior Play' 3: Xutiouul l'1Ul'C'llSlL' L1-ug 3, 4g Class Ulliwfr 4g Stuclvut Council 4, KlHlIfJlIf7l6'.S'-S' slzarefl is lzappincsx rlozzlzlcdfl F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 33 Allied Youth Club 1. 2. NIIQAX1-j'1 1'1q IQNfg1,p,N1p Tim llllllllwf I1lllIll1C'I'.S' mul flu' ,SIC'lIfll'.N'f l1K'l1I'f.H Alliccl Youth Club 1. 2. 3: l .ll.A. Club 2. 3. 41 Sm-uior Supvx' lativo-lfricllcllivst 4. llj'lLlIlilt'I' Club 2. 53. 4. 1,llJ1'zlI'Y Assistant 3: Glu- Club 4: Stuclvnt Council 4. Futurv 'llulcllc-1 s Club 4. 11 xlh um l oo . T, 9 p, :- --Q. M A snr . l . V Iii f'QMf, sa , is Q , 3, ' + 12.-1, ALKIA -I1-:AN EvANs 'IIN' llflll is lziglzf' 94 My 'M 'Sl E X if 1 l l XIAM114: IlYmcn F1Ni,1cY 1Ton1n1ir'l uPI'UlI1l.Yt' is nzosl glirvn ll'lIl'Il ilu' lvust is said. . A Officv NYorlu-1' lg Library Assistant l. 2, -J, 4. Fmcn Fiusmcic A l'l'jllI1lll' fwllou' and ll trun' fl'll'llI1.M -louxxx' Cll,lCNN 'IYUIJIC in l'lAC'l'll llmuqlzl mul l'lAl'l'll llt'l'II.H tlmll 3, 'iQ Klouogrguu Club 53, 43 Sotui -lt lu-X' Club 53, 4 llvlauiclm-1' C,lub 3. 43 Dclmtvrs Club 23 Stix u cs- Club lg Spanish rv - J Club 733 Ch-c Club 2, '33 Alllctl louth Cilub a, 43 Iuulol' llau- 3 Y . , luturt- lc-uclnvrs Club 43 SVIIIUI' Slllll'l'l'lllX't'fNlU8l' l.1lu-ly to t't'4'ml 43 Stuclvut fffbllllfll Svuutor -1. l2 W 'Miss ITN 9 N...-R , , 4 :Q JE Fin, 'YU' QTZTX fll,ADYS NIARIE I3lAG1-31: ASM' u'orlc.v as wvll as plays. llobt-rt E. Lt-0 lligh School lg Softball 'llCillll 23 .lunior Play 3: lDl'LlIll1itlL'S 33 Scivm-v Club 23 Allied Youth Club 3, 43 Spanish Club 33 Ch-41 Club 1, 3, 4: District Music Coutvst 3. 43 Futura' 'll1'2lL'llUI'S Club 4, Ciconcsic HAY ltlmmlxtz HU lL'i.s1u's, fl1c'1'f'fm'1' lui lrirrs-5 114' ix 1JCl'.S'i1S'fl'Ilf. ff1c'l'L'for'C lu' u'in.s-.H Football 2. 3, 4, Co-Captain 43 luvitation-Shrine uucl Optimist Bowls 43 Kc-y Club 43 Baskt-tlmllM2, 3. 43 B2lSCl321ll 2, 53, 43 Allin-cl Youth Club 3, 43 Class cylllL'l'I'-l,I'l'SlClCIlt 23 llyllllltlvl' Club 3, 43 Sports lfclitol' 43 Nlonogruui Club 2, 3, 43 lfootbull Sponsor 43 junior Play 31 llouor Socit-ty 33, 43 Torch Stull 43 Spanish Club 33 Dim-slcr Club 2, 3, 4. Smmli AloYc:r: .-Xxx ll,-XltKl,lCllOIJIi l'fr1rtl1'.v nolilcns-t thing, ll lL'UH1lIll jJ1'I'f'f'l'ff'll.H lJl'illllLlllL'S Club 2, gl lDl'lJklll'l'S Club 3, 43 Allin-cl Youth Club 2. 23, 43 l .ll..-X. Club lk, 2. 33, 43 Library llc-lpvr 1, 23 Svnior Sll15l'I'lilllYl'fxl0Sl llvlpful 43 Ntlllillllll l'lOI'i'IlSlL' Club 43 Junior Play 533 cli'Xli'l'lll Nluimgc-r ol Nluguzim-s 4: F.ll.A. Song lmuclc-1' l. l,xcNouA .lANliI.l.l'I lIA1uusoN fSlSfl'l'l l11'r f',x'i.s'Iz'11z'c' nullics flu' zvorlzl 1'ic'l1, lluurl 1, 2. 3, 41 lizuicl lJllTl'1lI'l11ll 43 xlill0l'l'ltC 3, 43 Bzuul Stott' illlll District Coutcsts Sth. l, 2, 3, 43 llf'llll1Cl0l' Club Sth. l, 2. 3. 4: lJI'LllIliltlC'S Club lg Allivcl Youth Club 2. 3. Junior Play 533 Sc-uior Supvrlutivt'-Bvst IJRIIICUI' 43 Cluss Oltit-cr 43 l'llllllI'l' 'l'vuclu-rs Club 43 Shriut- zuicl Optimist Bowls Cllumll 1.2.4. i-' t i ,111 --Q R QV' 4' 'U' APG' w,.,A,, XVILLIAM HAno1,n PIAYVKINS III fflawkl I um not in the roll of conznzon rnenf' Band 1, 2, 3, 41 Clem- Club 4: Key Club 2, 53, 4, Ilonor Society 53, 4g Tennis 3, 4g lljvlander Club I, 2, 3, 4g President Band 4g Student Council 41 Debatcrs Club lg Spanish Club Sq Mono- gram Club 3, 4, Diesler Band 3, 4g Allied Youth Club 2, 53, 4, Torch Staff 4, Junior Play 3: Future Teachers Club 41 District Contest I, 2g State Contest I, 2, 3, 4g Paper Bowl 2g Shrine Bowl I, 41 State Tennis Match 3g Delegate Student Council Congress 233 Business Manager Ilylander 4. PA'r1uclA HAYIQ Iligxrvlnu. 1131112 ufICl'C-tl Indy of lneuutrf and high degree. Cheerleader Sth, I, 2, 3, 4, Chief Cheerleader 3, 4: Paper Bowl Ig Optimist Bowl 2, Basketball l. 2. 3. 4, Co-Captain Basketball 4, Softball 2g National llonor Society 3. 4, Vice Presidcnt 4: Delegate N. II. Convention 31 Clee Club Sth, I, 2, 4, District Music Contest Sth, I, 2, 4, Dramatics Club lg Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 41 Allied Youth Club I. 2, 53, 41 Secretary A, Y. 3, Ilylander Club I, 2, 53, 41 Assistant Business Manager 3, Co-Editor-in-Chief 41 Senior Sunerlative-Best All Around 4g Future Teachers Club 41 Sub-Deb Club l, 2, 4. Secretary 53. President 4, Iunior Play 53: lunior Marshal S: Treasurer Student Council 41 Torch Staff 41 Football Sponsor 4. RUBY Donls ITENSLEY mln her tongue is the Inu' of killlfllc'-S'.3'.n Future Teachers Club 4, Office Assistant 3, 4. NrXDA NI11.nm:D HES'1'Eli Int your youth and beauty, ll,'f-8110771 is but rare. Allied Youth Club 2, 3g Clee Club 2g District Contest 2g Class Secretary 3, Junior Marshal 3, Future Hoinelnakers of America 4, F.H.A. President 4, F.H.A. District Registrar 4g Home Room Secretary 4g Future Teachers Club 4. 'S YN 'rr tins.-f f-wx' -.pr-fo. 'P gf ,W Xllflxlii IIOLCONIISIC Sincerily is ll frail of lrullz and noble HIIlllllUUff.H ltonda lligh School: Nlountain Parlt lligh Schoolg Baseball 2 I1mf',-- I :.,:O1: i 2, Basketball 2. 531 lfoothall 41 Band l: Kev Club 4: Monogram flll 1 III Club 2 3 tht Club 7 IIANNAII XIAIHIIC Ilo1,1,An Grace is in all l1e1'.vlcp.s'. hcuren in her cgfes. in crery ,gesture lflllllflf and lore l .Il.A. Club l. 2. 53. 41 Allied Youth Club 41 .lunior Play I3 Future Teachers Club 41 Delegate l .ll.A. Convention 31 Office Assistant 4. lDi:1.1.A FAY11: IIOl,l,lFlIil,ll --Pl1I'fllff-SU is open to ull kind f1ez1r'f.s'. Clce Club l, 2: Allied Youth Club 4: F.ll.A. Club 4: Dra- matics Club l. .IOSICPII Iflifxm' I'I0l.l.OXVAY, Alu. Kfocl lte.s'olre lo ln' fl1fl.Yl'ff.Y Charlotte Iligh School l, 21 Clee Club 4, junior Play 53. 13 fs IW'- ' as . ,Q 5 -unmulb 1 'V' VN Q' rs liuxm clUl.l.lil'1N lIoL'c:K Au im'.i'l1rl11.s!il1lz' ,Qnofl millzir' is ont' of zlw lHU.S'f pl'4'r'iou.s- gifts of lH'tlliI'll, Sciviirm' Club Ig l .ll..'X. Club lg liusltc-tlmull 4g Svuior Supvrlu- tin-fXYittivst 4g lfutim- 'l'1'1lL'l1l'l'S Club 4. hluziciisz 131-AN Ilouczit illu ulzlf' mm: -Yllfllli-S' lm .vpiril by gvntlc' ii'orcls and r1'.x'ol1lI1' flffiflll-S'. - , f 1 s l'ootbull l, 2g l'uturr- lwiclim-i's Club 4. l5lf'l l'Y K.Ax'i'i11n'x llUFFxlAN flioolsl A flllIl1lllfl'l' of Ilia' gorls, rlil'im'1gf full, lllltl mos! rlii'iu4'lg1 fair. liaislu-tlmull 53, 4g llylxllltlvl' Club 4g Clm' Club 1, 2, 4g Clw- Club Sl'L'l'l't1lI'f' 41 Allin-al Youth Club 1. 2. 3. 4g A. Y. Yin' ljI'l'Sllll'Ill. 4g .X Y. Sl'L'l'1'l1LI'X 2g Sub-Dvb Club 73, 4g lDI'2llll1lflL'N Club 21 l .ll.,-X. Club 1, 2, 53g IJ4-li-gutv to F.ll.A. Couvvutiou lg lfuturv 'll-um-lic-rs Club 4g Distric-t Nlusiu Coutvst l, 3, 4g -Iuuioi' Plan' 53g lim-It-gutu to .Nllivcl Youth Couvc-utiou 53g S1-uior Siipvr- lgitiu--Nlost Courtvous -lg lfootbgill Sponsor 4. lJoLfc:i.As XYoonmm' lsA.A.cr fllougl uf:l't'llf Ilzouglils form' from flu' l1t'l1l'f.H ligunl 2, 53, 'lg Dim-slm' liguicl 53, lg Clu- Club 2, 53, 4g District Coutvst 3, -l: Km' Club 2, 53, 4: Nutiouul llouor Sovivtv 3. 4: J llfltlllllvl' Club 53, 4g .Mlm-rtisiug xI2lll2lQt'Ii 4, lim-siclc-ut ol' Stuclvut Couuvil 4, Class Ollim-4-r fig Aluuior Play' 3: Sm-uior SHIV'lililliYl'-Sl'Ill0l' ol Yiwu' 4g .-Xllit-tl Youth Club 31 Torch Stull 4g lbvlcgiiti- to S. C. Comm-utiou 4g Shrim- Bowl-13111141 4: -luuior Klurslml 3. 14 is 'hu,. QE hw ,Vx lioisicm' jfmiigs .lARIiE'l l' fglllilifjl Small in SfIlfllI'l', lm! oflcn icisf' in fllllgllIlL'IIf.U joAN HACIIE1. .lAl'ilili'l l' Wm fins' morr' gioozlizcws' in lim' fifth' fiugw' than mos! of us lmrc' in our wlzolc' l?UllU.H f ' l.ll.A. Club l, 2, 3g Allin-cl Youth Club 12, 3, 4g Dcbutcrs Club 3g A. Y. 'llI'l'ilSl1l't'l' 4g Fiitim- 'l'ciu-lim-i's Club 4. blofxxxic lfl.IZABli'1'll l,ANois U01 4 l'lll't'l'flll livurt, ll vlzrfcrful .vnzilcz ll t'll1II'lIl of fr'i1'rzd.s'l1ip all flu' lL'llfIl'.,l Clm- Club Sth. 2, 4: Claw- Club l'rc-siclviit 4g District Music K o 7 utm-st 8th, L. 41 llvluiiclvi' Club 2, 3, 4g Assistzult Pliotogruphic XIQIIIQIQUI' 41 Allit-cl Youth Club 1. 2, 3. 4: Softball 2: Drumutics Fl l ta uu ' l um 'thg I ior Nlurshul Sg Iuuior llux' fig Stuclt-ut Couuci T Sc-c'ri-tury 44g lJt'll'L,1ltl' to Stuclciut Couucil Couvvutiou 3: Foot- lmll Sponsor 4g Futura- Yl1t'llL'l1l'I'S Club 4: Dclmaltc-i's Club 2, 3: Sub-Ds-b Club 3, 4. Xlfxm' AIOANNIC LAss1'r1cix fPCg,Qyl ln thy fart' I .ww flu' way of truth, lzonor, and IOUlIIfll.v Cla-v Club Sth, 1, 2, 44 Allivcl Youth Club 2, 3, 4g junior Play 3g Yit lox So i t r Staff iouul ll ior . c 0 y 3.-4g4S11lJ-Dm.-lm Club 3, 4g I'orch . z, 4g Iuuior Xlairsliul 53g lJlStl'lL't Music Coutvst Sth, 1, 2, 4. Q 'SA 'UN THOINIAS fJVAXDlilt LAUcsH1uixc:1-1 fTmnmyl Of lzoncst iuortlz lruly ll friend, one of zvlmni zu' can all zlcpcizclf' Office XVorkcr 3, 41 Vluuior Play 31 Kcy Club 41 Projcctiouist l, 2, 3, 41 Alliccl Youth 2. 3, 4: Futurc 'l'c-aclicrs Club 41 Scicucc Club l1 llylauclcr Club 4. lJOltlS E1,A1Nic l,Aw1xr: 'Siu' is good as slzc is fair. Allied Youth Club 3, 41 Glvc Club l, 2g District Music Coutcst 1, 2g F.Il.A. Club 3,241 Vice Prcsiclcut of F.H.A. Club1 Spanish Club 3. HAIKOLD lJl'ZAN LAXYINC fRllCL'fl'llCkl 'iPu.slz on-Kccp 7H0Lilll,Lf.H Key Club 2, 3, 41 Kcy Club Officer 41 Basketball 2. 3, 4: Football Manager 31 Chccrlcadcr 21 Ilylauclcr Club 4, Mono- gram Club 3, 41 Allicd Youth Club 3, 41 Scuior Supcrlativc- Most Popularg junior Play 3: Chccrlcatlcr, Optimist Bowl, Future Tcachc-rs Club 41 Sc-icucc Club lg Spanish Club 3. 4, l'lOXVARD l,A'1 I'ON L1glm1g'1'1'i11x fSpurkyl A man worthy of the lIll77lU.H Baseball 3, 41 Football 2, 3, 4g Basketball 3, 41 Track 1, 2, 3, 41 Spanish Club 53, Key Club 2, 41 Science Club 11 Nlouo- gram Club 2, 3, 4g Clee Club 2: Hylanclcr Club 3, 41 Alliccl Youth Club 1, 2, 31 Future Teachers Club Llg Class Officer 21 Co-Captain Football Team 41 Football Sponsor 4. HYN S-s 4 ,wx , . 'I' r ,N X Qin? - 1' i i W . 2 :msn GMA? 57' -IANIICS li.-xiu. Loxox, -ln. ijimniyl '14 quiwf mm: zrillz .s-oln'r. .sfrvzrlgf ll'tIU.S'.N 4 , A ' V ,' I . A ' UN 4 , A lootball 112, lm, 4, Bas: ball 1.2, ia, 4, Nlouo,1aluClub 2.-1. 4 Scuior Supcriatix'c-Most Original: Socccr 4g lfuturt- 'l'cacin-ix Chi ' ' ' ' ' ID 4: SCICIIVQ' Club lg l'ootball Sporm-r 4. lXlCl,l.ll'I NIAIQ XlAlil,lilt USU mild. .wo pzllicnl. p1':n'cf11l. .vo good. l Il.A. Club lg School Swvicc l, 21 lfuturc 'l'caclin-rs Club 4 XIAMY vi.-XXI-I XIAHTIN Ax jlllfl' in tlzouglfzl as lllI,LI!'l.S' fmt ictl Youth Club l, 2, 3. 41 Clcc Club lg Draiuatics Club 2 'I w l' ll.A. Club l, 2. liigssu-1 ,I AN is N I A'lvl'I IICXYS UNO! Ut't'l'--S'l'l'iUllS, not fr'ii'o1o1z.s-, but ll l'Ill'f' young IIIIIILN -3 lb 41 liaucl 2, 3, 41 l,llJI'Lll'lilll. Glu- Club: Htatc Coutcs og Sub-Dc-b Club 4. 15 Alliccl Youth Club 2. 53, 41 Future 'fcaclicrs Club 41 Chu gi IQX 9 . A ' 1. We-f. '-.N iw' IQVN2 4 4,4 wx -,W Y ...M ,,, 'I x-.,..,,-, V - -W 1 .-1,7 3 ,SQ-, ' 'W M 'UE 'r:n ja A , 'Y if Y-JTI7 s, .. C Bn..- Q ' 2 Ymcalxl.-x Cnr-xx' Nlfililcri llcmlclrl' ICL'c:1cNlQ Nloliczfxx fliolnbyl KU ,x-11:'pr1.s.xi11g lzwuufgf mul in ilu' bloom of youtlzf' 'Tis :loud Io 111' nu'rry mul 1L'isc'.l' lluul l. 2. 53. 4. Uistllct Music Conlcst l. 2. 3. 44 Stutv Xlusiu l K ontvst l. 2. fl. 4. XlQliUl't'll1' IS. 4: Nutionul llonor Sociviy 3. 41 5 . , . . , L'I'l'lLll'X, X.ll.S.g l'41ps-r Bowl. Buucl. 23 Slnrinv Bowl, Buncl. 4. M X I nAXk1'm DH' XIORLAX V Dm-lc-guts' to X.ll.S, Couxvutiou 23: ,luuior Play 3: llUIlll't'llllllIlLf l mf' f 'f l'N of ,ff-S' l1l'1!fl'fU fflf' Wh' Uf ,lf-Y ffmf, IPC' 55' UH Our-vu -lg A-Xllivcl Youth Clulw 2. 53. 4. liaumcl Ofliu-r 4g Sc-nior , , x 1 'fl1A- fy V Q w SuwjrkltiX-Vfxlmt lmmmllu.: I.-mlm, 'I-L,m,lH,l.S Club 4: 'lbrcll Xonlvylmll l.lllSl'lDLlll 2. Q. 4. S.L'l1'Ill'l' Cslulm lgropguuslr Clulv Ju: all 53. lg llylllllllvl' Clulm l. 2. 53. 41 Clulm Ollie-1-r 3: Cll-l':llltl7l'- 509'U ' 'll SVUIUV SHIVll-lt1W 13lQ2f'5l l'lll'l 'll lfilfli 51- lll-Clllflh 4. Sulm-Um-lx Clulm l. 2, 53, 4. lSr'r'rx' l,oL' Nlrlalux' I lItll'l' ll luvzrl lllfll room for l'l'l'I'U joy.,- l5 1'1Y HAY Nk:CAl'l'lAlm A H l .ll..-X. Clulx l. 12 53. 4: l utur1- rl'i'2ll'lli'I'S Clulm 4. MTU fn' ll lrvll-f1l1'o1'c'rl num is flu' ,diff of jortumt xy Clulm 41 l ootlru'll 4: lluslia-llmll 2. 3, 4: B1lSkilJklll 41 C-IIQIQAIID IJAVID fXIU1g1gAy 115111111 tlfygfj flu-mlm-uclm-1' 21 fjllul-lIlllSt Bowl, cllll'i'l'll'1lCll'I' 23 Allin-cl Xoutln ..YCU,r wut S, ml -1 V bw, V, WI . H Il Vt Irimu Q ulm 53. 4: Class Ullicvr 21 ll:Vlilllill'l' Clulm 4: Nlonogrrun Clulm f . ' N A U I fm 'Z-I 'S lin! ,ull IH 'lm I U 'S IH W QV ' 1 J -lg Sm-uior SIlDl'l'll1llVl'4BK'St Dum-vr 4: lfootlmll Sponsor 41 5l'f1UlSll Qllllf 'Pl .ljlIN0l' ll11Y 'JS V'lll'B'l72lll B1lS0l7i1ll 3, 44 l llmim. Play .31 Spanish Club 3. SL'lK'llL'QRYC1kllJ lg future lc-uclu-rs Llulv 4: 50L'l'l'l' 4: Luncll- X room or 'c-r ix. - . 4 lJt,liIS -ll,:A,xN yloomf EVA I.1cv1xA Nolrrox fllitflc' lfrvl Shy um 1L'Ul'k. .wlw mn plfufg slu' mm lu- ,W-rim,,, ,S-1,5 4-,m 1,5 .-:lr min! flavour cra'1'g1tl1i1zgjg you un' flu' rrmillu of society. N ,Lfflflfl C cc C um Stll. l, 2g Spanish Clulu 535 District Music Contest l ll..-X. l. 2. 33. 4. Sllkllllhll Clulx 3: .Nllivcl Ylllltll Clulb lg lflllllfl' 8-th' 1' ID1mlmltlCS,C lull Sth' 1' 23 X 1 .l, 4'Sifl t 1: I4l'H'A' l Il,2U.lH,l.g Club 1. Cllulb 2. fu: l'.ll..-X. lllSlUI'l2lIl 21 lJCll'Lfllti' l'.ll.A. CTOIIYCIIUOII Qg ' Allin-d Ylblltll Clulm l. 2, 3, 4: Nlllllilllll llonor Socicty 3, 4g ' llwsiclc-llt N. Il. S. -lg Ilclcgntc N. ll. S. Convcntion 3: Cllccr- l I5 Y., , A, NI .A A. lg A,-, lm-uclor l'upwa-1' Bowl 1: Ilyl1u1clc-1' Clulm '43 'lorcll Stuff 44 N Y IU' H- -Il XX 5 fmt AT' l Tuul ' ,, 131-lmtn-rs Llulm 2. 53. -41 N. lm L. Q1 Nlltliilllll l'orm-usic Lcaguc U lm! SIIIISIIIIIK' lx In flnzzrmw. .x'n11lf'.s' rm' fo lzuzmnzllgf. ClUIlj.fl'l'SS 31 Junior Play 3: Girls Stlltlx 33 llmm- T4-grcllcrs I ll..-X. lg I.ilmu'y .'XSSlSl1llll F31 Svluuol St'l'X'lL't' 1. 2: l utur1- Clulu 4: Class SOCl'l'll1lI'j' 4: B2lSlil'flJ1lll Nlllllkljllxl' 4: Senior lm-Qu-luws Clulm 4. SllDCl'l2ltlYl'-lxl0Sl Original 4. 16 '21 fs... '11 If F 1 Q -arf , 1915 K 4211-11. 9 , 1 Qi- Q . 1' vw- I 1 U5 . 1' Q11 Mir' 'iv---4' 5 5 AX:-' i ALVIN 1111c1a11s Ow1:N11Y 113112-1 'kT11i11,u.s' 11111 11ll111lt'l1. 111111 l1'Ul'l'1l.H 'F , ' N , or ' 'J' A l ,,o ' fn- ii A 9'a1 Q x 'f ' .5 I A is Qin' - A S T6 -va-......-W I 1 '-s. if f ffzw !3r1Q.,. 1 IJAYID F11ANK1.IN PI'1 1'xIAN A ,u111111 11111111' is 111'tt1'1' 1111111 11r1'1'i1111.s 11i1111111'11t. Fgqytbull 1, 2, :,, 45 13115141-1111111 2, 3, 4g S1111-1-1' 4g 1511511111111 2, 11111161 1, 2, 3, 4: A1111-cl Y11ut11 Cjlllll 1, 2. 3. '11 livy Club 1 .13 jlmim- Play :Eg S1-I1i11r S1Ip1-1'l11tix'c-131-at 1111 111'11u11c1g c1ll'l' C11-11 Club 'lg S1-I1i111' S1Ip1'1'111tix'11-Must ClJl1I'1L'll11S 4g Dvbuta Club 2, 3g N1f11111gr11111 Club 2, 53, -lg Class 'llI'l'klSlll'C'I' lg lJ1l'Sll'I' Club 4: Stutv Music C11I1l11st 1, 2. 53. -1. Club 1, 2, 53, 41 192111111 Bowl lg l 1llllI'l' '11-111'11crs Club -1. -IINIBIY F11ANKI.1N 1111111511 CECIL NlAX OWISNBY 'LA 1111111 11111i.s'111'11 111 t111' 1111i1. lV1111f1'1'1'1' 111' 1111128 is 1111111' 111111 S11 11111011 l'll1S'l'.,. Sci:-11011 Club lg 81521111811 Club -1. Scicncv Club 21 81111111811 Club Sp S1101-1-1' flllillll 41 Buslic-1111111 KlilI1ilgCI' 44 7t11 C111111- l,11ysi1'111 Ec111L'11ti1111 '1'1111c111'r -1. HA11111,I1 lD1CAN 111111INs11N 11,1111 lV11r11.s 111'1' 11'1111ti11g 111 1'111111111'1111 .s'11 11111111 Il f1'i1'1111 H GI.30RCl.j FJLICIIQNIL 1,AlJcQI.:'I I' SL'1CIlL'l' Club 21 S11cc1'1' -lg 1711111111111 XI111111g1-1' 53, -Ig 13115141-t 1 . . , ,, N111 1 51, ' 1.'111N11 fl . 111c1'1'.s' 11111111112 111 1'1111 1111'1'11 111 .s'111'11 ll t1'1111111'. mmm 3 4' Bmlnl lmlgl' J' 4 Sp1111is11 Club 3g vllllllilf 1'111x' 3g lTlltl1l'l' Tt'ilL'l1K'l'S Club 3. 151111111111 D11UG1.As Ross N111111' in l111111,Q11l 111111 11111'11. 1 ., ,1 . , J , I . ' , ' - Y x Y ' CJHARUL5 11U1 0N 100111 16,151,115 51511111511 Club 535 b11cu'1' 4g 51-11-111-11 Club 1. 'KII1' is 11r1'1'i.s'1' 111 11111111i.s'1'-1f1'1'11i11,z., Dr1111111tics Club 21 C11-v Club 53, 44 Kcy C111b -lg K1-y Club Q y D W Y R H Reporter 4g Futurc' Tc-11011013 Club -15 111111111 Play 3: S11I1i111' .lhmn LAN U55 S11per111tivc--Fri111111111-st 4g D1-b11t1-rs Club -1. I i U1llf1ll.S'11'11 1'1111 1111 111111t11i11,u ,u1'11i11.s' 1'll1l 1117.11 S1-ic111-v Club lg Class Viv.-1--P11-siclc-11t 21 S1-I1i111' S1111cr111tiv1 Bcst Dressed 4g 51111111511 Club 4. 17 11111 gh -an W Hx . ' x , qw .mx , Y' , it , 1 521.2 X ,N sf'-ia! 3 4- 1 1 5 1 X 1 W 2 1 I , x 4 5, ' H1 N -Q1 , -'Ph by ' 'Ps P' 'Q N 1 rw '- 1 Ms.. ... N , . -.W DoNA1,11 D11,1.A1111 Ross His fri1'111l.v 111'1' 111111111, cncc Club lg Socccr 15 S1-nior Sll1X'l'llltlYK'-Nlthl Vl'lllClll.l'Ql 1 4 Sptuusli Club S31 Boys Cborus L. ylouxxv FINCII liuxlox MTM' Hflllll' fllllf ix 1'1111i11,u g11fl11'1'.s' 1111 11111x.v.l' l ootbzlll 53. 45 l311sclmll lg 'l'ruck 1, 2, 53. 45 xltlIlUQ'I'lllll Club 43 .misb Club 3. lil'I'l'l'Y Lou SIXINIUNS l1,IllIll UF111' 1111 fl111t,.x' f11i1'. is 1111 111111111 ,u11111l. iccl Youtb Club 2. -'31 l .ll.A. 41 l'lllllll'i' Yllt'1lL'l1l'l'5 Club 4. l'A'1'1uc31 .Ax l ,,x'I'1ua1,1,1c SXIITII I11i1'1'.s'I lllltl lIl',Sf 111l111'111'1l is ,x'l11' 11'l111.s'1' C'I11fl1il1,Lf is l1111111lil11.N C lcv Club Sill, 535 Alliccl Youtb Club 1, 2. 3. 45 xluuior Play' 35 l uturc 'llt'Llk'll1'l'S Club 4. 18 ,, - ffm ,,,...,,, 135' Cv, 'i Am '54 ANZA CARTER S'1'11oUD 1Pi11k1 'WUI is H11' Slllf of 1511111:1'1'.s'11ti1111. K1-y Club 45 llvlzuiclcr Club 45 Futurc Tcuclicrs Club 45 Scicncc Club lg Alliccl Youth Club 4: ,lunior Play 35 Spanish Club F35 Scuior SllPt'I'llltiVl'-Xvlttll'St 4g Socccr 45 Library Club 1. EA111. joxus 8111.155 1Sq11irr1'l1 21111111111 11111 Ig f1'11111 1'111'1' 1,771 f1'1'1'.' XVI111 llI'CI1,f they 1111 1'1111I1'11l1'11 likc 1111'?'U l o11tl111ll 2. 3. 'lg Buskctbull 2, 35 Baseball 2. 3. 45 xlilllilgfillll Club 2. 3. 45 S111-ccr 45 Dicslcr Club l, 2. 3, 45 Scicncc Club 25 Spzuiisb Club 53: Iiilmrury Club 2. XV11.1,1Ax1 XVAYN1-3 SU'r'r1,E 1Bi1ll 'Tis good to 111' 1111'1'1'11 111111 11'i.s1'. llylquiclcr Club 1. 2, -3. 41 Kcy Club 2. 3. 45 l'r1-siclcut Kcx' Club 45 Lt. c:UX'l'l'llUl' 43 Yllt'lllllS 35 41 Class Prcsiclcnt 45 National l'lOl'l'I.lSll' Lcuguc 53. 4g Dcbutcrs Club 2, 3. 41 Band l. 2. 3. 45 Ullicc Assistant F35 School Announccr 1, 2, 45 .-Xllicd Youtb Club 2. 53. 45 llylzuiclcr Stuff 2. 3. 4g Nloriogrzuii Club 4. l51c'1 1'Y Iirlm TAYL1111 No lHllff!'I' lfllllf 111111 1111 if lllllll' 11111111 is 1'1i1'r I1'111'. lf.ll.1-X. Club 2. 35 Alliccl Youth Club 3, 45 Futurc Tcucbcrs Club 4. I'A'1'1uc:1A L1-111: T1-:A1:U15 1P11t.s-111 1ii1'l1 in 11111111 w11rk.s'.,' Clcc Club Sill. 1. 2. 45 Studcnt Council Rcprcscntutivc 8tl15 Class Prcsiclcut l: Alliccl Youtb Club 2. 3. 45 Ilylanclcr Club 3. 45 junior Play 31'Nz1ti011a1l Ilonor Society 3, 45 Sub-Deb Club 3, 45 Torch Stuff 4: Iunior Marshal 31 District Music Contcst Sth. 1, 2, 4. ijwwrj , 1 'Ui df'-95 l--,Q I' X X if f ', Y X I: 1 V X. 'QR YT' j- -7- r- Ybr fc., Q' his 'sm ' - X ' I Y, ' , J' ' A ., 'Caps ' S- H ' Qi , .,n...s. 'Snr' I 5 , 1 3 '49 Es'1'1n:n NIAHIE TURNER CT0l1y1 Doins THIYLIJWAY YVARD lVi.s'1lom .slmll die with yon. Her 1'irtne.s are so rare. Allied Youth Club 21 Chief junior Marshal SQ Senior Superla- l .ll.A. 2, 4g Chorus 1. 21 Basketball 1, 21 lJll3I'1ll'lilll 1. 2 tive-Senior ot the Year 4g Future Teacliers Club 4g Oitiee Valtlese High School l. 2. Assistant 4g Clee Club 21 District Music Contest 2g Alunior Play Sg Minieograph Manager 4. Fimxcils IDOHIS XVAT1-:las ulloic well in thee ll1I1Jt'lll'-S' constant -S'l'l'lill'l'.U CLAUDE Llglg XV1-31513 Future 'l'eaehers Club 4. Ile lives to Imilfl. not boast. CIICOHCIA XI,-xii: XVn,sox Her u'f111.s' are lL'tIljS of 1111'z1.s'11ntne.s's. und all lzer putlis are CAMn,1.A fXNN YVALKICR fClun1n1erQ ' ' ,,U,,f-C, She moi'e.s'11gof1c1cs.s'. and looks tl queen. Attencletl Nlicaville Iligh School: Draniatics Club 1: Clem Scienu, Club 1. 14'-II-A' 2, 3, 4. Mmmgrmn Club la 2' :QQ 4. Club lg Boosters Club lg l7.ll.A. Club 2, 41 Spanish Club F3 Basketball 1, 2. 41 Senior Superlative-Nlost Athletic 4. 111111011 Hfmm D fH'kf'1' 4- Doius Aria-tics YOUNG fDoH LfW3'1'TA SHIRLEY WAIAKU' Smiling, C'l1fll'll1iH,Q, niee to meet. IIo1u Sweet and fair she proifes fo be, Band 1, 2, 3, 4g District Music Contest lg State Contest 1. 2. 3, 4g Ilylanclcr Club 2. 3. 44 llylancler Staff 41 Debnters Club 2, 3g Teen-Age-Ten lg Spanish Club 3. Clee Club 4g District Contest 4g Paper Bowl, Band 24 Shrine Bowl, Band 41 Bantl Officer 4g Future Teachers Club 4g Alliecl Youth Club 2. SQ Office XVorker 4g Iunior Play Sq Senior Superlative-Nlost Talented 4. l'l.ll.A. Club 2. Sq Vice Presiclent of l7.ll.A. 31 Allietl Youth Club 2. 53g Librarx' Assistant 53. 41 Office XYorker 41 Spanish Club 3g junior Play, Costumes 31 Future Teachers Club 4. NIACK llIPl'IiIR Always on ll tear. Assistant to, the Assistantls Assistant President 7. S. 9. ll!-out YVaterboy tor Cirls' Athletic Club. 19 4 gl! , zffw .Kimi lmpulur YYIINQINI.-X KICBEE IIA1aoL1w IJHAN LAWING YViftiU.s'l CULEEN Houck ANZ.-x S'1'n0U1n Best All Around ALv1N OWENBT PAT HEINIPHILL ,4 1 -.., v. X ,, n.,,. -.ll '44 x WV' x . Bi,qgc.s't Flirt E11NEsT1NE IJANIELS IDEE IXIORGAN Most Helpful Toxnn' LAUGHHIDGE JOYCE I1AHKELRODE Most Talented DONALD Rosa LORETTA WALKER Q. s Most C ozzrtcous BETTY HUFEMAN DAVID PITTINIAN Most Original IIINIBIY LONON 9-its--f ,f-f--A - 'Y--'Y-s -----5 Y 4--Q X Ist I,ikC1g1 to Sm' VERA BROWN lonxxx' Cu-:xx 310.5-t Original EVA NORTON Most Athletic' ANN XVALKER IIOWARD LEDHET11-n Ion Ixmu 1 1-ug In :Swv .N ft , , , 2233, 5'--a.,4':':,-42,25 1 .t.1,M.,,, iz., K, 311 R 'wg QQRQ' 'Q -. 1 21: 4.-1:13, W-Viz: 'gyg . 'vnrx ,gtk-5 W4 vkfifffwvw-W we was fwvw .. , -s, 'Q' fr ' T2 if R , Lf 'A g.Q'49 ff' Nluggin Do you know this movie star? Looking for a seat? Tall timher It's ,ern Three lucky strikes- sencl us 21 pitcher All smiles ??'???'?'P xlillllltlllll footwashing From what would that pipe-stem? Our thanks to yon! .fflfa . kin , IOR CLASS OFFICERS XIIRNIR 'ANI' Bouxmx Prcszrlcnt KMHRHNI LONG X uc Pzcszdcnl FRANCES PROCTOR ............. Su'r'rtur'y JERRY YOUNC .........,.... Tl'llIS'Ill'C r MARIQN HIGH SCHOOL Dmothy Al1dO1'S0l1 Zelda Aiicicrsoii l311rl1111'a Atkins l5111'1'cll A1'1'uw11od Bmidy Austin Ruth l5z11'k1cy Mary 11011 156111111111 xiillllit' hlilllfj l5oW111z111 152111111111 Black XVQIYIIC H1'11db111'11 Bvtty A1111 Bright Shirley B1'1111vr Betty jane' l311ci111111111 1101161121 B11cl111111111 Nizlry Buff Elvira Cz11'1'ig1111 vllllllltl C111'1'iQ1111 Nlablc CIr111d1'cy Hcmbcit CiOllCiI'9y C111'tl11'l cilltiliJCl'tSOll Ailccn Davis Dorotliy Dobbiiis Bobbie D1111cz111 Mzixiiw IDIIIICQIII .., W Q I -N 4 Q 1:-zz' :ga 1, 'Wx 1,11 gf. ar Q, 'li , ix ! Am .-vw Q-:vu 'SQ ,. J 1 tx AVR ' x ., , if , 4- in 1 1 A 'Wx 1. 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Garland Higgins Mary Louise Howell Huy Huffman XVlll7lll'II lluffmun llill'YCf' Irv Patsy l,c-ntl l2bLll'lJ2ll'il lmwis Nlilclrvcl l,m101n Kaltllryn Long .ll'lllll'ttl' Xlzlcc' llulwrt Nlartin llfrpe Xlcllull lll1l'l7lll'L1 Xlcliimlcy Dc-am Nic-Kizmf-y lkcv McLain jimmy Xlc-Xlulmll fll21l'CllCi' Nlctczllfz' Bfululmy Klillor livtty Nlillvr Sybil Xlinislm Boblvy fXIo1'1'is YQ-111 lxlIlI'LlUCll ' llxtsjv Nc-slnit 4, . . ,, C,l1r1stmQ Duc-lmols Slmirlc-3' Nolcs Doris Pool 'I ai, ,av- 1'- E5 13 - , . ,C -in ' f - r -IG .6-','7 '. f Ss.. 43 XS .- . ii. '53 li: Q 4: ,gb f 'W' Y ' -.V '-- 1 W 25, . I i ! 'ff ' Gu .F 'X -.il,,f 27' 4? ' urn- v X ,, ., 'Q vw f'YW: ' il . t 4 I 435. 45,0 'C,w , I i i -Q 4' M . wtf, Q s. W. 1 wi, I ,- ' 9 'X dw W, R , 14,2 i ii, 4 x I ,W i A 'Q i 7 If 73 -v 1. H , ..,, in '1- S? 'Yi' ii Q listiim' Pool Ki-ith l'oosm'x' Niillf' .xXiil'lI Pohl Xliciwy iJOfC'11t Fl'llIK'l'S I,I'UL'tOl' - :xl'll0iCi Pyatt Bvtty Pyutt Iimmx' Hicks limiulcl lioss Bill Howlzmcl Pwtty .Ivan liumi Dcmaliiic Slllidill Sybil Scaglv Doris Scuglc' blanc Sliific-t lJOl'9ttll Silxvr Elaine Simpson tloby Smith Nlartlm Stn-ppc lioy Stvppc Niua Stroud Ami Styles ack Sprilikiv Ruby Taylor N TI a 1' y jean Thomas Frances Thomas Dean XVall Patsy XVatkins Pvarl XVhisenz1nt Edith VVilson Lois XViIson Thelma XVilliams joyce Young jerry Young 140 ffm 70 they S ,Lx 'Q '35 ,W s 1-1.4 H, f Y E 1 53 . I ui 'S- i. 4'-.N 'K' 'X 1- , K, ' -4'-9 J 'Me t . w W? wglqwf ,.J 'px wi' 1 1 ,H ,K u:T',v Tx -A AP' r' 'wr as 2'--.., .--V' -WM OPHQMORE CLASS Betty jo Allison Bill Arrington Mary Atwell Beulah Austin Essie Sue Ayers Nadean Barnhardt Buby Bolden -lane Bradford Floyd Brooks Nell Broome Buddy Brown Lois Burleson Ezulia Buchanan Ronald Byrd Eddie Calhoun OFFICERS EDDIE CALHOUN ....... . . . Prcszdcnt FRANCES KANIPIC . . . . Vim'-Prrszdfrzt MARY FRANCES lJUNCIAN . . . Smrcfurlf liOBI'IR'l'.lABRI'1'l'T . . . . Tl'lIIS'1ll'll -V- . X, 9' ' Q, li I 1 , iv' , if 60 ol J-0. .-I-, Y rx Suv 'x ov ,A A E A- .1 '-T' I , 'Il' A' . ,Q c 1. 1 ' 'Q 1 '-H... . QA 'fo ,, I wx sb 4-nga. ,wh A ,. 1 In Q 'ge , K tr'- - we , ' 11 V-,,, ' 4- 1 4' X w Dx K 'Q wr an 112- 'ht Qv. ahh i xr .wb tx , M, W' .ff I ff' , f 'N F 73' rf' we GX . i K. X Q , G-as In lg 'D AV s. Q ' ,lk V f t K 5 vm 4 K A . it X -agw V r ,G V Q J 4 y,AA'l i . f ff ' ., V. M, .,. xv' l 1 if L 11 2 g -P M 'fr :Bw '75 :Q if if ,. Z ' ' ' ' E 5--ff 4 , is , , L in :lr -. fa- M: G., , Nz V 4. ' aa. D A A 5 i 5 6 I f 4 , X ' 1 X li-lb. 30 Connie Gannon Arnold Cordell B. L. Garniocly Betty Causliy Bay Crawford Boxanne Dark I. T. Dayis Num- Dills Dean Dixon Mary Frances Duncan Betty Early Mary England Dean Ennis Lonnie Evans .Ieanette Ferguson .lustine Finley Valerie Ford Mary Ola Fox .Ierry Freeman Betty Fresliour Betty Gaddy Coy Gibson .Iiinmy Godfrey Buliy Greene Franklin Hannnett Beba Harris Bruee Hawkins Nlary Susan Hawkins Shirley Haynes Barliara Hensley Geraldine Hensley Bonnie Hensley xllllllll' Hester Ethel Ilollowzly Xlyrtle Ilollilielcl lioxie Ilrmllifielcl lieth' I1Ulil'y'Cllll Furl Hcr11cl4 lieulnln llrlfifulllilln jimmy lluH'm.m Faye Hyatt Holmerf -lill'l'k'tl Nl2lI'll'!lC jones Huy James Frances justice FI'2lIlL'f.'S Kauipe Xluxine King jimmy l,2ll!gl1l'lClQ,'l' Bill Long Clara-m'e Lytle jimmy Lytle -Iames Mask. jr. Dorothy .Io NIC-Call Bobby Nhu-tin Huy lxlC'ClIl'l'5' Robert Lee NIC-Home Bobby Nlclntusln XVz1lte1' McNeil Bill Hiller Earl Dezm Nloocly Peggy Nloore Billy Nlorgan Delores Norman j. C. Norman. Ir. we , .,., N., -f M Q F Q w. ' ,avi 4. lx, e. l l :QNX . ' 1' N av 5 as v.. l 'u f x l all ll V' V I 1. l Mu MT M., ,, , Q, ,nl 33 was lf, ,, . lg Lil . ' JL! , , ' ' . dv' l M 1 ' 9 xl - Q 7 tu., W .Ss 4. M -1-A Q .f,, , 1 . .,, A - e.e' W i l ' A ep A 'il W Q 1 lll 'e.l l .M ,xi 1 lx V, , it M. . ,X I r'u:- i!cA.:,2,T,hQx - N . , .': QT 'sl 7: ll B: 2 ' 33 Q x -4-,I ' . 'V up: . . Y 'if 4 ' M- . ' 5 :mai I x Li. 5, Q ' ix' 5 gx 94. g 'Vw R ! pf- vs - ' V' ' ll lf' 1 1 S 1 1 XL U' A 5 A X L f.. Q fp -hs. 'A R N ' X Q A . , 1 7 x , l xi my lb KSWH K' 9 u 31 f, fv- s, 1 B Q NM , ' ' 's 'U Qg . v 3, , . L . Y ' 'E ' I l 3 lk, N l ' N 9 'N y A, N L' I xv- 1 . 1 4 'Mis x f 'wi ,' mf? X 1 3 Sa Q K2 Q 'O 6.3 X-, L il f' - . x., 7 -,try warg! by 3 V 'l ,Y A f Q f 1 ,r G, y A-Q. , 'f Cv, 3'-W 1 . . A-1 ' K , '.:: '- W ' . 'A W gf J W.. 3 Q Hr!! -xii, RMI ir' .. L das ' t A if is ' ,x if-.5 ' sv-X., .M '-- lax , , A-.. 'MQ . 1 l , ,, We , 1 .., , , ' A Hin vw? ' dn .H -,A f - 'Ll 11 6' Sa 1:9 K 6 5' 3 ,Q R -' ' ., ' 4 - 'fm-,wf - if 1 l A A '22 Q :Vg 4 :af -Gr ,W W 2.2. . 9, I x If M 3:2 Loree Norman Hay Owens .lack Owenshy Helen Owenshy 'lean Pittman Bill Pyatt Catherine Randolph Hnhy Ricker Frances Russell -Io Anne Seagle XVayne Simpson Nlartha Smith Phifer Smith Russell Smith llohhy Sowers Nlax Sprinkle Bobby jean Staton Frances Stone jean Styles Ruth Styles Nlary Taylor Shirley Taylor Donald XVatkins Clara Belle XVehh Mary Ruth XVestall Nancy XVilliams Vioala XlVillis Patsy XVoocly Barbara XVright Elizabeth XVyatt Anita Young O FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Toxrx1YNVYKr: . ...... . . Prcsirlcnt SAIXI YANCILY . . . . Vif'c-President B-LINDA F1N1.m' ............. Secretary PHYLLIS STOUCH .........,... Treasurer Norman Arrowood 1 Donald Atkins l Dorothy Austin Patsy Ayers Mary Bartlctte Nora jean Beachhoard jackie Bell Charles Benge Peggy Bolch Nora Bolden Billy Bradley Coy Bradley, jr. VVilliarn Bridger Ted Bright Marjorie Brooks Carroll Brown Larry Brown Fred Buchanan johnny Buchanan, -lr. Billy Bay Buchanan Howard Buckner Mary Buckner Martha Sue Burleson Kenneth Chapman Peggy Church NVanda Clemmer A Minnie jean Cline Joyce Connor 33 Pliyllis Curtis Cfliristiiiu cllltlllJt'l'lSKJll Al. Y. Cutlilwrtsmi Iidwiml Dalton l5l'Illfll lJ2UIll'I'0ll Dmmlcl Davis Cmcly Davis Qhgdi-A D'iUli'i?Ti1f'L BTH'f,fi5iii i'D3iso11 'loc' EClil'I'Ll limmlcl lflliott Alnliii Holwrt Ellis xlllflllll Sm- Ellis Patsy lillis I3-Limlzi lfinh-5' hlflillllli' Fislivi' Dmmlcl llc-icl lfloycl Xlgiry .lov l'1l'iSlJl'0 Sauiclru Cussziwuy Bvtty AIUZIII Cnclcly Nancy Clillx-rt llzly' Cllfllll Dorotliy cll'2lj'SOIl Bvtty clI'Ul'llU Hulmcrt C:l't'l'Ill' Nl7l'Il1Llll Clriqg, .Ivan flurlvy Nurinn -loam Ilall Hvtlm Ilvlms blzlckic Ilviislvy Sliirlvx' Ilvnslvy 'luck Ilvwitt. All: Slifllmy Alwni lloqzm Xvillllll Imnisv Ilollzmcl Srmm' llcmlliliiclcl Ilurolcl lllllillllillll Xlluicla Iluffmuu Liitlier Ilulifmaii. -Ir. vll1CliiC IIllQll0S .Izum-s Iluntvr llurrict -Iaiiivs Clliailcis Nlllyiic blimiso I,ui'ci1e' .lima-s Alonzo Kauiipv lfclwurcl Kirkpatrick llzuiv Kisllvl' Tc-clcly I,11il -lqlmgy Vldllllll lwwrt lfiinlx-tli xllllvfillflr-fSIll'i Tlmiglitvr Flclnu Carol Imwiiig .Iimmv Imzllwttici' Ilcflviin IA-wis Clilflllll lmwis Slivruiaii Cla-cmrgc' Luck .Miila Long Iluc-V l,oiiLi Slim-llmy .Ivan Lmifm 131-waxy Xlzxiiim' Ql2lI'OlYIl Xlurfin Dickie' Nh-Call FRESHMAN CLASS PRESHMAN CLASS fllllfllllllctil jane Nlclntosli Betty Ann McKinney Betty McNeil Shirley Medford Donald Miller Donald Nlinish Donald Moody XValter Morgan, jr. Devoid Morrow Devond Nlorrow Lois Moses jimmy Lou Murray Rachel Ann Norman Elsie Norton VVayne Nuckolls Floyd Lee Parker james Patrick james Peppers Lee Philips Clyde Pittman joyee Poole Thelma Nlaxine Poteat Gloria jean Price Roy Rabon, jr. Eugene Steppe Rader Evelyn Rathbone Reed Rathbone Ruby Reece Carolyn Reel David Patton Reel jack Lee Reynolds Kathryn Robinson Ray Robinson Violet Rogers Franklin Daniel R Norma jean Ross Shirley Ross Rennie Rumfelt Ronald Searcy Pat Shiflet Eddie Shoemaker Elaine Shoemaker Charles Smith Nova Smith Eugene Sparks Tommy Spratt Donald Steppe Liyllis, Slough Sybil Kate Terry Linda Thompson james XVall t jimmy XVarcl jo ,-Xnn Waters Nlarshall XVaycaster james XXX-lbourne Opal NVestall, Charles NYhisnant Frank Vllhisnant Rill XYilkinson jimmie XVillj5 Billy jo XVilson Donald XVilson Tommy XVilson Ross XVingo james XVoddy Tommy XVyke Sam Yancey Doris Young EICHTH GRADE I Frank Adkins Betty Lee Conley Qyrus Hobbs Olen NIL-Kinney Nlary Alice Sisk james Ray Banks Elizabeth Cross Billy Holden Sabra Nliller Hazel Shuford Dennis Beaver john Dee Curtis Sybil Hollifield Ruth Nlills Audrey Sluder Walker Blanton Doris Elliott Beimy jimison Patsy Nlinish Reyonda Smith Bessie Bruner Creta Evans Alonzo Lail Helen Morris Thurley Steppe Billy Buchanan Patsy Flack ' 'ndis Dorothy Nlorrow jackie Tilley Nona Burnette Cary Frick Tommy Lind Carolyn Poteat Carmella XVages Mills Causby Travis Couge Pat Long Norman Pressley Barbara XValker Norman Chambers Billy Lee Hall Nlartha Nlartin XValter Randolph Doris XVilson Patsy Collins Annie Ray Hensley Patsy McCormick Hal Silyer Donald Young jean Condrey Tommy Hewitt 35 1 PfL96l56il7f bonu' ui!! 17115 fzuwzolfyk be!! . i Iiitvrim' clvcoiutriix . . . tlicsc crosscs we had to bc-al '... waiting for Sir XV2lltCl' i and his cout . . . liuvin' fun . . . So I sez, sez I' '.,. inferior decorators . . . limi-up girls . . . il clvlcgzltioii from Lowcr Slobbovia . . . which twin has the Toni . . . too young. 36 i Our iIIfl'I'C'Sf in Lfarim' orgmzizafiolzx llIllkt'S us C'UlISl'i0Il.S' of fbf' wzlzu' of c'0-oflvrafiolz and lL'iNillgl1l'S.N' fn work. H51 'YQ' J W3 f x fx VP!! Jlqjxgfigf if A Xsyi k I QW , .. .. J. n . s I , 4, Q- ' N ,.. , R , , -... f' X f ACTIVITIES 1 I ,es , THE 1952 HYLANDER S APP -........,...,....... .-Y .,v. .. . ...,.... ,. ... .--in----... . 1..-.-.-.vw -Q XAMIN YV? 'Raj 'VW X 3,5 ,way 'l-u.-..., PAT HmIP1111,1. VIRGINIA Xlcilirzlc . DOUGLAS ISAM: . . NIABY ALLEN l'o'1'r:A'1' BILL IIAXVKIXS. . . join' Sxirm . RAY IIA1m1Nc: . .IIIXIBIY Rlctxs. . . Flmxcilcs l'1xocg'1'un . l,o1x15'1 l'A XV.-XI.KI'Ili . 'IOANNIC loxxms . BILL SU'l 1'1,1-1 . . . XIARY Lou l5l4:AA1AN Nllss Xlllnlufn Cu-:xx Yr? . Co-Editoz . . . . . Co-Editor . . . AcIu'rti.s'ing AIKIHIIQCI A5-.s'i.s-tunt Adcc'rti.s'ing Manogw . . . . Bu.s'inc'.s's AIIIHIIQCI . A.s'si.s-tant 1511.5-inc'.s's Mczmzgm . . , . . Sports . gX.s:si.s'tc1nt Sports . . . Photogroplziz' As.s'i.s'tflnl PlI0fU?Ql'lIj2,Ifl' A.s-sis-tmzt Plzotograplzic' . . . . CIfl'l'lIIf1fiUH . A-S',S't.S'flIIIf Circzdution Editor Editor Editot Editor Editor Editor Editor . . . . Faculty Advisor HYLAN DER CLUB In this, your 1952 Hylander, We have tried to portray the outstanding happenings and events of the school year at Marion High. We hope that in later years a glance through the Hylander will bring back to you the fond memories of the best years of your life, and that you will cherish them forever in your hearts. PAT and VIIKGINIA I First Row: janelle Harrison, joanne Landis. Betty Huffman, Pat Hemphill, Loretta NValker, Dorothy jo McCall, johy Smith. Frances Proctor. Virginia Nleliee. Nlary Allen Poteat, Ray Harding. F' Second Row: B-Linda Finley, Pat Shitlet, Patsy Lentz, lane Braclforcl. 'lane Shiflet. Mary Lou Beaman. Patsy Teague, Barbara Fisher, Harriet james. Eva Norton. Third Row: Ray NIeCurry, Luoirt 521113 Bill Suttle, Bill Hawkins. ferry Young, Harold Dean Lawing. Ray NlCGalliarcl, Iinnny Ricks, Bohhy Nlartin. Fourth Row: johnny Glenn. Harold Condrey, Tommy Langhriclge, Sam Yancey. OFFICERS jiznm' YOUNG ......... Pms-irieiil HAROLD DEAN LAXVINC . . . X'ir'r'-Pres-irleizl .IANELLE HAIIRISON . . . Sl'Cl'C'ffll'U-Tl'C'lIS'IlFUI' 39 ff' Aiglffw p . 'se :- YT? 'ta wiv In-1 'U xx- ,f S, '-. ,. 'WW at H f Dx in V, I Il I 44, x fir 1 1 'I Sk' li -f' --f I ' Oi -1 W- N rx za - L 5 li 5 QWM., N In 7 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY NATIONAL zg 3 5 3 7 X HONOR SOCIETY 3 'Z T X fl Q The National Honor Society is one of the most important organizations of our school, and the highest achievement a student can obtain. Membership into the club is based on character, leadership, service, and scholarship. EVA NoR'I'oN . PAT II1cxIIfIII1.I, VIRGINIA XICBICE RAY IIAHIJING DKJUCIIIAS ISAAC PIQGGY LASSITER . . President Vice-Pmsidcfrit . Secretary . Trcczsurer BILL HAXVKINS PATSY TEAGUE STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council, newly organized this year, strives to promote better relationship between teachers and stu- dents, create 21 sense of responsibility and increase school spirit. First How: Pat Hemphill, T1'C3.SllI'Cl'1 Douglas Isaac, Presiclentg and joanne Landis. Secre- tary. Second Row: Frances justice. Phyllis Stongli, Dorothy jo McCall. lackie Hensley... Third Row: Bill Haw-7Rins, Patsy Lentz. .lane Bradford, Ceneil Ellis. Fourflz Row: Donnie Atkins, Bobby Nlurtin. liininv Hicks. Nlnrv Lon Beuinan. Xlr. llirscli. Faculty A dvisor. i Fifth Rmb: Arnold Fl'0Sll0lll'. johnny Clenn. AI. C. Norman. jimmy Lytlc. Keith Pooser. 41 TI-IE KEY CLUB I ir.s't Hour Tonnny l,anghritlL2e, Charles Poole, Bill Hawkins. Bill Snttle, Harold Dean Lawing, Alinnny Hicks, Bobby Nlartin. jimmy The Key Club is a Junior Service Club for the key boys in high school. Boys from the sophomore, junior, and senior classes unite together, under the sponsorship and assistance of the local Kiwanis Club and school sponsor, to render service to the high school. It has the same officers and types of Committees as does Kiwanis and it goes about finding what the school needs and then sets about accomplishing that. 1 Tlzirfl Hour' Arnold Freshonr. .Iohnny Glenn. .Iinnny Iiytle, David Pittman, Bobby Morris, Hay Harding. jerry Young, Ray McCalliard. l,angln'idQ,c'. Hubert Nlartin. SVCUIICI Roux' Ronald Boss. Ikey NIcI,ain. Douglas Isaac. NIL-rlc' Holcombe. Arnold Pyatt, Ralph Hawkins, Hay NIL-Curry. ALLIED YOUTH CLUB The Allied Youth Post of Marion The purpose of the organization is High was begun in 1949 and since that to teach the wrongs of Beverage Alco- time has grown steadily in members hol. and influence. ,ti A' ,Q ,,,. oFF1cE1zs rv- 'V' ,V F'nANc:i-gs Pnoorou Presidcfnl , ' A i K A JA PATSY LICNTZ V ic'c-Prasiflerzt ' gh! lf ' lglLT'l'Y IIUFFMAN Secretary ' ff' VIOANNIC AIAn111iT1' Treasurer f . if -42 The Debating Club of Marion High School occupies a great space in the life of our school. ln 1947, Triangular Debates began again, after a temporary cessation, under the marvelous guidance of Mr. Carter. This school has been honored, indeed, by the victories that teams from this school have received. Though many times suffer- ing defeat, our teams have always returned with greater zeal and determination to win over the greatest of obstacles in future de- bates. ! l . 'ss Seated, left fo riglzf: Katherine Long. Standing: Bill Snttle. Keith Pooser. llnbert ,lacquel GXVllft,lxI1l1I1l6tl21l1C Bowman, Eva Nlartin. David Pittman. Charles Poole. Nortoi. Mary Allen Poteat. NATICNAL FQRENSIC LEAGUE Marion High School received its charter for the National Forensic League in 1951. The purpose of this honor organi- zation is to promote public speaking among students in high school. The Con- gresses and Tournaments its members have taken part in are memories they shall never forget. 1 Left to right: Nlinnie 'lane Bowman. Xlary 1 Allen Poteat. Cent-il Ellis. Second Row: Arnold Pyatt. Bill Snttle. Nlr. Carter. Sponsor. 43 MONOGRAM CLUB l i1'.s'f Hour: Put llc-nipliill. Aloluy Slllltll, Lucille llziyin-S. Nlinnie Jill e BOXYIIILIII Xvlllt'l'll' Folfh. Sliirley 'liI'llI1L'l'. l':l'llt'SflIlt' lDillllt'l5. Alnstine l i11ley. Sevoizrl limb: Bill Snttles, Bill llzlwliins, llnrolcl Dunn L ll W i n Q. Buy Xlcflnllitlrcl, KI i Ill 111 y Ricks. Alvin 0we11l1x'. .luck llt-Witt. Third H 0 lL'S D e at Il NIQ-Ki1111t-y. AI o li Il ll 3' Glenn. Arnoltl l I't'Sll0llI'. Xlit-key Potent. 1111114-s NI as lc. xl i 111 111 y L ytle. llnroltl Coiiclrey. FUIIITII How: AI. 'lf Davis, D t-1111111 Shook, Boy Stt-ppc-,B111'1't-ll A 1' 1' o xx' o o cl. E tl cl i e Cullionn, Buy llilftllllg. Donzlltl blolinson, Bolnlmy Nlorris. Fiffll Roni: CiULlCll Art Ditt. C. A. F1'it'li. Roger uliinison. J Y 0 i :UN FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Rout Betty Lon XllIl'l'21y. Nlarie Hager Corinne Ellis, Nlurie Hollar, Benita Dnineron Bettv Lon Sinnnons, Nina EtlNV21l'ClS, Nlvrtle Hollifielcl. Nluxine King. Buby Greene. i Second Roux' Shirley Hayes. Ililcla Daniels Doris Hoody. Buby Doris Hensley, Boxic Hollifielcl, Betty Jeanine NIOIQQZIII, Helen Early Buth Styles, 44 Third Row: Shirley Taylor. Betty .lo Allison, Nlary Susan Ilawkins, Hope McCall. Nancy XVilIiz1ms, Clara Bell XVel1l1, Fluxices Russell. Fourth How: Shirley H21y IllxS. Della Hollifielcl, Sybil Seagle, Colleen Houck. Ernestine Daniels. Ezuliu B11cl11111z111, Georgia XVilson, Esther Poole, B211'l7klI'2't jean Staton. OFFICERS N ADA HESTI511 P1'c'.s'idC11f Doius LAw1Nf: Vice-P1'c'.s-iderif 1 BI-l'l l'Y 3111114311 1 S ecr0farg,r BENITA DAx11i11oN ,w,,I1'c1 ' ' 1 1 FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA UFFICE NVORKERS SCKIILCCII Nlarie Turucr, YL-ru Brown. Standing: Dorothy Donn Dobbins. Emma Ilcnsh-5 Nina Edwards, Doris Young, Loretta XValker. 4,7415 ! lllaw' ' kiiliar es Dickson Lui- Bc-ynolcls Patsy Lentz B-Linda Finlcy Nlary Lou Bc-ainan Tnininy Spratt Srrmifl Hung lmttmn Travis Cougv Pat Sliiflcg Clliarlcs Vxloncly law Phillips janv Xlattlicws Billy XVillw1'son Bnlmlmy Nlorris C Qff Fil'-S'Il Rmb, Boffoni fo top: Tliirrl How, lmlfonz fo top: Ilulmc-rt Nlartin Dnrutliy jo NIL-Call Connie: Cannon Xlinnie lanv Bowinan f' ,7l AJI'C'ttil'vVVi1lliL'I' , A l'gi 1 7 to fop: YK alker Blanton Sain Yanccy I7mn'fl1Rnu',l1f lkcy NIcl,ain Billy Cougc' Donald Young affonz Barbara Fislicr Bolmlny Nlartin Ire Bralv -lane Brailforcl .lucly Finley Front Row, Ivft f janv Sliiflct Virginia NIL-B00 Bay NIcC111'1'y ,lanclle Harrison 0 riglzf: -0 . . -. ,...... ......n-.-nnnuill to lop: Fiffli How, 1101110171 to Top: Chuck Sinitli .loc Eckerd Sliirley Hvnslcy jackie Henslcy . Phyllis Curtis Carolyn NlcBvc David Pittman Sixfli Holt, lmtfnnz t0 top: XVancla Clcininer Bill Suttlc Nlary ,-Xllcn Potcat Linda Thompson -lane' Nlclntosli -linuny Laugliriclgc Douglas Isaac fi WWI M ii' 1 A FEATURE OP ALL MARION ACTIVITIES MIXED CHORUS lv- km i....a..mn.un The chorus under the able direction of Mr. Bernard Hirsch has given many enjoyable programs this year. The membership is not too large now, since this is the first year that We have had a mixed group. All students who like to sing and who enjoy good music should join the chorus, not only for the sheer pleasure of singing, but also for the excellent training f Ki. Iwoiif Iiozrs Lorem- Norniaii. Ile-len Harley. Lori-ttzt Xllilkc-i'. Xlaric Hagar, Nlartlia Stcppcz Iam- Nlattlivws, Cforinnz' lfllis. Delores Xorniaii. Swoizrl lioux- Peggy I,assitc'r. lit-tty Crt-en. Patsy 'IR-agile. jackie llc-with jimmy Ruth Tliirrl Roux' Harold Condrey. Bill Howland. Dean llcnliiir. Ralph llawkiiis. AI. CI. Norman. Russell Smith. Pliifc-1' Smith. I 0Ill'flI lioux' Nlr. Hirsch. Directorg Garland Higgins, Charles Poole, Bill Hawkins, Douglas Isaac. David Pittman, and Douglas NlcCraW. l3iii'm-ttf: nloamic- Landis. Pat Ile-mpliill. Betty Hllflilililll. 48 We la ' io will .... llllf win, loxv, or flwzzv, wr' bam J gained fbrougb fbc C'XIJl'l'ff'Ill'C'S of c'o11111c'iifim1. n -fx' ATHLETICS PQOTBALL The Rippers opened the 1951-1952 season with what looked like a winning year. They downed Hendersonville 38-13 on a Monday night and bounced back to down a strong XVilkes team 14-11 on a Friday. After those two wins came Crossnore and Forest City for the Rippers and then came the fatal game- Nlorganton. The Rippers struck quick in their fifth game of the year and moved ahead 6-0 as Howard Ledbetter continued to make himself a noted backfield star. After being trapped for about 15 yards behind the line of scrimmage Ledbetter reversed the field and went over for a touchdown that thrilled the stands. In the first four wins it had been Ledbetter and Harding in the Rippers' backfield. In this, the fifth game, it was Ledbetter and Harding again. As the half neared the Rippers marched again to a touchdown to take the half time lead of 113-0. The third quarter started and ended with a thud for the Rippers -Ledbetter had been hurt. The Rippers went on to win the game 19-0 but they lost one of their best players. Ledbetter had suffered a brain concussion that put him out for the remainder of the season. The only win after the injury of Ledbetter was the Kings Mountain game. .lim Ricks intercepted a desperation pass in the final minutes of the game and raced it back to the visitors, five yard line from where Harding went through the line on a trap for the gameis lone touchdown. In another game the Rippers lost Harding with a fractured foot. The loss of Harding put the Rippers in the worst shape of the year. Although Harding was invited to play in both the Optimist game and the Shrine Bowl game he had to decline both invitations because of his injury. Harold Condrey ended the Rippers' football season by playing an outstanding game in the Optimist Bowl. I L First Row: Nlax KVall, Harold Ilnffinan, jack Hewitt, Max Sprinkle, Floycl Brooks, .lack Owenliy, YVilly Hughes. Second Roux- Ilarolcl Condrcy, Ray Ilarclingi, johnny Glenn. Ilowarcl 1,1-cllic-ttf-1', Alvin Owenhy, Earl Stiles, Ray lXlcCalliarcl, nlinnny Lonon. Third Roux' Burrell Arrowood. Donald Nlillcr. C. A. -Frick. Pnlclcly Austin. Dean NlcKinncy, Bruce NIcNeely, jimmy Hicks. Fourth Row: J. T. Davis, Mickey Potc-at. jerry Young, jimmy Lyttlc, Eclclic Calhoun, jack Mace, Arnolcl Frcshonr. Donald johnson. Back Row: Assistant Coach jerry Simmons. Manager WVayne Mclntosli, Xlanager Dean 'N C ,gp Robinson, Coach A1't Ditt. Co-Cupluins' Hay Harding, Ilowarcl l,CfllJl'ftf'l' Harold Conclrcy. VJ 5 . fd' ' 1 R . m ,. -. . 1, 1 w. 3 ,, 1 , E ,B H , 'Q 'C' i J ' sf , wg-N' cry 1 l R416-3? z,f,Q:'Y'f-V-Kgzswc, --at 1-4 .. Y H xg .J-sf NA,,llqra,g,-ns, ,4 -f .1 Q.,- R X FOOTBALL 1951 Marion Hendersonville 13 Nlarion Marion YVilkesboro 11 Nlarion Marion Crossnore 12 Nlarion Marion Forest City 0 Nlarion Marion Xlorganton 0 N Iarion Marion Hickory 32 N Iarion 12 6 0 13 0 Belmont Kings Xlonntain Clicrryvillc Lenoir Canton Newton-CIonoyci VIRGINIA NICBEE Queen lx.. fl 15' 1 I H- xfv Affcndonzis' -IOANNE FISHER, Maid of Honor DPILCJRES NORBIAN BARBARA ATKINS 1951 I K KJ.- wr .il f. if !1 Sponsors . PAT HE1N'IPHILI. and RAY HARDING HOW16C0ml.Hg all Marzbn I-.Hgh After a successful campaign for Homecoming Queen, a gala cele- bration was enjoyed by Marion High students at the Homecoming game with Canton. The Queen was crowned and the attendants and sponsors were recognized. One of the most enjoyable dances of the season was held after the game in the High School Gym. Sponsors JOANNE LANDIS NANCX' l5HAnisU1iN l51a'r'1'Y IIUF1-'BIAN and RAY BICGALLIARD and ,IIIXINIY LoNoN and HAROLD Coximu' 53 BASKETBALL Lcff to rigid: Hay Ilarcling, Hay McGallizu'd, Third Hour' Ralph Hawkins, Franklin junior Musk, lhlarolcl Conclrey. Howard Hammett, Delano Shook, .Iinnny Mcklahan, l,cclhctter, Harold Dean Lawing. jimmy XVillis. Scronfl How: Ccralcl Mn1'ray, Bryant XVoody. Back How: Managers, Dean Robinson, Cecil llurolcl llnffinzni. Xlickvy Potent, Bobby Owenhy. Sowcrs. Chuck Smith. BOYS' BASKETBALL Starting Five: Ray NlC'G21lll21l'Ll, Harold Dean Lawing, Captaing Ray Harding, Xlic-key Potcat, Co-Cuptaing Howard Lcclbetter. 54 CHRLS'BASKETBALL Coach jerry Simmons. Pat Hemphill, -Ioby Second Roux- Colleen Iloiick, Lucille Ilayiic-s Smith, Ruth Barkley, Aim YValker, Shirley .Ioaime Fisher, Patsy Ayers. Betty lliillimaii Bruner, Valerie Ford. Ruth Styles. Back Row: Nlanagers jane Braclforcl and Barbara lleiislc-y. Starters Lucille Haynes, Pat Hemphill, Co-Captaiug joby Smith, Coach jerry Simmons. Ruth Barkley, Shirley Bruner, Aim VValker, Co-captain. 55 BASEBALL First Row, lcfl to right: Gene Lewis, Earl Houck, Howard Ledlaetter. C. A. Friek, Donnie Atkins, Edward Dills, Harold llllfllllllll, j. T. Davis. Ronnie Ross. jack Hewitt, Manager. Seeoncl How: Coaeli XV21ltCl' Hagaii, Hay McCalliard, Ray Harding, Claude XVeblm, Nliekey Poteat, Dee Morgan, Dean Nle-Kinney, Earl Stiles, Donald Elliott, Pliifer Smith, Harold Condrey. SUCCER I ir.s'f How: -lilCli Xluee llairolcl Cloiiclrey .Iinnny l,onon Alvin Uwenlmy .linnny Hicks liucldy Austin Donnie Atkins Burk Roux' Cozleli .-Xrt Ditt Don Nliller Dean NleKinney CI. A. l 1'iek lCill'l Stiles hlolinny Glenn xlil1lllLfl'l' Xlliyiie Xlelntosli 56 First Roux' tl. T. Davis. llmluld Hylxl. Buclcly Austin, jimmy NlcXIul1z1n. Iluwurcl IA-cllmc-ttf-1'. Ilurold Iluffmzuu. Sc'c'm1cl 11010: Hzmmlcl c:tllllll't'y. Pllifz-1' Smith. tkmch Art Ditt. Huy Ilurclinq. -luck llvwitt. Xli1llllQt'I'. f,iqpqn.--w ll- CHEERLEADERS .lustine Finley. Dot Grayson, Pat llc-mphill. Cillicfg 'IOLUIIIC Fislu-11 .luby Smith. 57 .i i ' 'M ,- 1.. f A ,gay PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT 4, -,.,l v fl in X 2 ,La Q 'sf' E- , f N . ,tj-, M 'H42':if,, 5?wx . A Y nuwg v,- 9 ',A,x., .fa -: nw ,V 4 , 1 58 OUR HEROES Yeffelfdazy-fzflezblff, . . T067I6ly-56171576 . . . and f0l710lf7f022 D0 You K 110121 Them ASNEIGZOVI 9.9 60 A SENIOR CLASS PRGPHECY On a cold, bleak winter night while the wind bowed the tree tops and rattled the panes in the windows of the Secluded Inn at Lonesome Valley, comfortably sitting by the warm, flickering fire, we were glad we had returned from our world-wide tour of peddling flea 'eggs from door to door. Our thoughts tonight were of our classmates we had seen on our tour, as it was the first news we had had of them in ten years. Nancy Bradburn and jiimny Loiien were celebrating their ninth anniversary at the Blushing Youth Hotel in New York City. jimmy jr. was having a fine time being tossed in the air by an old friend of the family, Bobby Morgan, the successful author of the book, 'iBeware the Curse of NVomen. We were surprised to find johnny Glenn, The boy most likely to succeedf, working as a clerk in the Piggly VViggly Stores, trying to support a wife. Vera Brown, the girl most likely to succeedf' lived up to her standards by founding the college of Hyponitics for Women. The most learned professor there was Della Hollifield. While we were stopped at the aliacetrack Tavern in the Sahara Desert run by the two famous geologists, Bay McGalliard and Harold Dean Lawing, we caught a glimpse of Anza Stroud ambling by on his camel led by Dean Robinson. VVe were informed that he was married to the wealthy princess, Sheikrette. He was on his way to donate more of his wifeis money to the School of Missions, run by jeanette England. We went on to Baghdad where Max Arrington, VVilliam Bright, and Bobby jarrett had a flourishing trade post where they sold magic carpets. Hearing a great ovation from the market place and being women of curi- osity, we rushed over to find Bill Suttle auctioning slave girls. During our stay in Paris, we were lucky to find a cafe which specialized in American food. This quaint tea shop was run by Betty Taylor, Ruby Hensley, and Geraldine Corn. Their cook was the famous chef, Buford Boss. After our delicious meal, we decided to attend a concert at Palace Theater where Marie Hager, the ballerina and Donald Boss. pianist were making their debut while studying abroad. Early the next morning we were awakened by a commotion in the street be- low. An officer, Fred Frisbee was trying to get Charles Poole. who is now campaign manager for Ceneil Ellis, woman politician. to stage his parade in some other section of town. Upon our arrival in India. the first place we visited was the palace of Prince Aly Con where joanne Landis, the most beloved of his hundred wives, lived in luxury attended by her ten hand maidens. XVhile we wandered around the vast estate, we discovered Ilarolil Condrey entertaining the other 99 wives of the Prince, by standing on his head and shooting BBls in his watch pocket. Alma Evans and Frances NVaters, two ladies of the house, were gathering ostrichis eggs for the banquet to be held that night. As we passed the garden, we saw Bobby Bright and Cecil Barlowe cleaning spider webs from the orchid tree. During the lavish banquet. one of the Prince's generals, jackie Houck, rushed in with news that johnny Bunion and Claude YVebb had been injured in a battle with the natives. This bad news was soon forgotten as Betty Lou Simmons calmed the guests with the traditional native dance. After the excitement of India, we decided to make Hawaii our next stop. Our first morning there we rose early to take a re- freshing morning dip in the cool clear water of the bay. As we approached the water. we saw jimmy Bader boarding his yacht for a day of fishing. Un our way back to the hotel, we caught sight of Patsy Teague, Peggy Lassiter, and LaTrelle Smith relaxing on the beach after their trying experiences in the divorce court where each had ohtaiiied four divorces. YVhen we arrived at the hotel. the clerk, Nellie Marler, gave us a message from Dean Boss to have dinner that night at his night club. At the beautiful. elaborate night club we dined as the orchestra of Bill Hawkins, the famous trumpet player, and his vocalist, Loretta XValker. presented lovely music. As we looked around the room we saw jane Matthews and her wealthy husband. a sardine packer, on their honeymoong also we spotted Dee Morgan. the rich play boy. sur- rounded by gold digging hula dancers. The next day as we shopped we ran across Cecil Owenby and Merle Holcombe selling grass skirts, fashioned and modeled by Thelma Austin. They directed us to the huge plant where octopus eyes are canned which is owned and operated by Georgia XVilson and Martha Davis. 61 Y ' '--- ' 'HL -'-Ili T , Brazil was our next stop. XVhile we were in search of a hotel, we heard some noises on the street which very faintly resembled that of music. Upon inquiry we found that it was Douglas Isaacs six children who had de- veloped their father's love and gift of music. Continuing on our way we passed by the winter home of Howard Ledbetter. who has long since retired from active athletics. Sports writers still look to him to pick All American teams in football. Nearing the hotel. we saw the set of the movie Love In A Nutshell, which stars the famous actor Troy Brown, known to the public as the third Valentino. The director of the production was Countess Doris Lawing, and Joan Jarrett, the famous fashion authority, designed the costumes. XVhen we arrived at the hotel, we were told of the news that Professor Tommy Laughridgc had perfected a device whereby all the stars in the heavens may be grouped into one on such nights that the moon does not cast enough radiance. The next day we visited the plantation of Janelle Harrison who mar- ried a wealthy coffee bean grower. Janelle spends her free time on the vast plantation counting coffee beans. China our next destination was full of sur- prises. As we were touring the countryside one bright day, we noticed a man laboring knee deep in water in his rice paddie. Draw- ing nearer we recognized him to be Bay Harding. Traveling further down the road. we were surprised to see a very modern look- ing factory. XVe were informed it was owned and operated by Ann XValker and Colleen Houck, who were very successful in raising silk worms. About a mile from their estate. we saw a tiny dilapidated straw lint on the hillside. XVe were amazed to learn that this was where Corinne Ellis, Nina Edwards, and Marie Hollar worked and discovered a cure for corns and in-growing toe nails. As the sun grew hotter and we continued on our way, we were suddenly overcome by a speed- ing rickshaw pulled by Gerald Murray. On the outskirts of the town we stopped at a factory to buy a pair of chopsticks. XVe learned that Buby Buchanan and Doris Moody had become very wealthy as owners of this establislnnent. Early the next day we went to the dock thirty minutes before our boat was scheduled to leave in order that we might see the fishermen leave for the morning's catch. Eugene Padgett, the owner of a great number of these boats had become wealthy by finding the great Hopeless pearl. As we walked up the gangplank of the King 62 Edward, we were greeted by Marie Turner, the friendly hostess of the ship. VVe enjoyed her company throughout the ship and our chats with Betty Lou Murray and Nada Hester, who were married to wealthy hus- bands and spend their time vacationing in distant lands. Our first night in Spain was spent in Barcelona where we took a moonlight cruise in a gondola that was rowed by Earl Styles. Alvin Uwenby stood on the bank and sere- naded the lovers with his golden voice and the mellow tones of his guitar. The next day we went to the bull fights where Ernestine Daniels. the most famous lady matador in the world, was performing. Her sister-in-law, Hilda Daniels, designed her wardrobe and arranged her schedule. At the bull fight we saw Senorita Betty Huffman who is married to Senor Milan de Salvador, the Spanish Ambassador to Busick. The following day we visited the clinic of David Pittman, who had discovered a sure cure for the tobacco habit and a lotion guaranteed to grow hair on bald heads. David told us that Eva Norton was married to a research scientist. who had made many discoveries in the field of botany. Eva, who has become a famous author, uses Spain as the setting for most of her books. Joyce Harklerode and Doris Young have perfected castanets and by selling them cheaper by the dozen have become two of the most wealthy women in Spain. Later in the day we went shopping for a lace shawl which we found at the nifty shop of Betty Jean Morgan. Her shop had become the fashion center in Spain. It was wonderful to see the Colden Cate Bridge at San Francisco as is signified that we were nearing home. Kaye Brown met us at the airport in her limousine and took us to her theater where the famous Finley Folliesv created by Mamie Finley was billed as the greatest show on earth since Ziegfeld died. Helen Early and Joanne Cheek were the popular co-stars of this production. Mary Olive Cordell, the famous artist, designed the scenery and costumes. After the show we attended a tea given by the fashionable socialite, Mary Jane Martin. The tea was in honor of Flora Couch. who had been awarded the Nobel Prize for discovering a drug that would start a man's heart back to beating after it had been stopped as long as twelve years. All of these thoughts came back to us as we sat comfortably by the fire after our pleasant journey. R A., l k lk ,- an v, . k ... 5 R7 C. 5. Inf- qish. . , 4. Q - ,Q-.s .9 f v o .. , . .-, sq. , f.b ' nf' T :Li A I gr . v-K gb- f 'B N . 3 NST SXYl'l'tIll'SS SUIJlliStii'lltiUll Silllulwttv just posin' Cfolllltly girl l3:11'1'vling 11101147 liluc jc-un jim lbilllif-ilxd llwzllm' Shininff rays 'W Pvamuts Popcorn --YYY -YV Li, IW L: nm I 1? gi -1- W v -4 , v ,L Lk, h wi M Vxxf R. X. , 'H Y 1? 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ARTICLE I To the faculty and Mr. Elledge, we leave our gratitude and appreciation for their guid- ance and sincere interest in us, for making our days at Marion High pleasant, as well as educational, for their patience in develop- ing our talents, and for preparing us for the world of challenging opportunities. ARTICLE II To the Juniors, we leave the class of '52 as a shining example, although we know no class has been or ever will be as capable as our own. To the Sophomores, we leave the head- aches of a struggling underclassman, a bottle of aspirin, and advice to establish a steady pace and hold this course always. To the Freshmen, we leave three years of high school, a package of safety pins for their diapers, and the hope- that someday through the turmoil and obstacles of the world they will obtain the title of dignified seniorsf, ARTICLE III To the school, we leave our desks as a priceless memorial, and the hope that they will cherish them with reverence and ado- ration as precious relics and symbols of the unforgettable, inaccessible, invincible class of '52 ARTICLE IV Confidentials: We, Ann Walker and Colleen Houck, leave our night lifei' to Shirley Bruner and Sybil Seagle. We, Alma Evans and Frances Waters, leave our boisterous ways to Mary Ellen Harding and Patsy VV atkins. I, Ceneil Ellis, leave my speaking voice to Katherine Long. We, Jimmy Lonon and Nancey Bradburn, leave our ability to go steady to Jimmy Lytle and Bonnie Godfrey. 82 I, Bill Suttle, leave my ability to stay out of class to Robert Lambeth. I, Betty Huffman, leave Iny Boots,, for Bobby Sowers to shine. I, Alvin Owenby, leave my ability to rabbit hunt to J. T. Davis. I, Bill Hawkins, leave my ability to handle women and coronets to Travis Couge. I, Ray Harding, leave Iny athletic ability to Jimmy Ricks. I, Joanne Landis, leave my wreckless driv- ing and carefree ways to Hope McCall. ,XL Johnny Glenn, leave Iny management of the movie houses to Eddie Shoemaker. h I, Eva Norton, leave my trusty cowbell to Carmilla Wages in the hope that she will keep it ringing at the football games, as I have done. We, Cecil Owenby and Dea11 Robinson, leave our gym lifev to Roger Jimison and Sid Johnson. I, Pat Hemphill, leave my basketball and cheerleading careers to Joanne Fisher. I, Virginia McBee, leave the place I occu- pied at Marion High School to my sister, Carolyn, hoping that she will enjoy her years here as much as I have. I, Jeanette England, leave Iny sparkling personality and constant friendliness to Jackie Hensley. I, Joyce Harklerode, leave my energetic ways and ability to sing to Delores Norman. I, Harold Condrey. leave Iny ability to make people laugh at any time and any place to Jerry Young. I, Ernestine Daniels, leave Iny privilege to own a car to anyone lucky enough to own one and knows how to handle it. I, Corinne Ellis, leave Iny quiet and sweet ways to my sister, Mary Sue Ellis. I, Donald Ross, leave Iny musical ability to anyone who will enjoy it as much as I have. I, Earle Styles, leave my nonchalant manner and Witty ways to Bobby Morris. I, Eugene Padgett, leave Marion High for my married life. I, David Pittman, leave my sincere and gentlemanly ways to Wayne Bradburn. I, Georgia XVilson, leave my genuineness to Mary Atwell. I, Charles Poole, leave my friendly dispo- sition and trustworthiness to jimmy Lytle. I, Douglas Isaac, leave my vast store of knowledge and my golden voice to j. C. Norman. WVe, joanne Cheek and Helen Early. leave our way with the men to anyone needing this valuable asset. I, johnny Bunion, leave my love for Old Fort girls to NVayne Cladden. I. Loretta NValker, leave my love for tall. dark, handsome boys with green Buicks to absolutely no one. I, Anza Stroud. leave the halls of Marion High to echo with my witty advice. We, Cecil Barlowe and Bobby Bright, leave our bus lines to the next two drivers in the hope that they will always stop! look! and listenl I, Dee Morgan, leave my way with the women to the next Don juan. I, Gerald Murray, leave my height to Bryant Woody, hoping that this added height will enable him to lay 'em in the basket. We, Max Arrington and WVilliam Bright, leave our bold and brazen ways to Eddie Calhoun and Bonnie Boss. I, Marie Turner. leave my friendly dispo- sition and studious ways to Barbara Fisher. I, jane Matthews, leave my secret Jassionn for a certain teacher to Pat Nesbit . I, Doris Young, leave my sweet nature to Dorothy Dean Dobbins. I, Mary jane Martin. leave my calm nature and subtle personality to Mary Louise Howell. I. Nada Hester, leave my sweet disposition and appealing personality to Benita Dameron. I, Mamie Finley, leave my persistent ways and position as a capable library assistant to anyone in need of these good qualities. I, Marie Hager, leave my ability to have good times to anyone who can use it to a good advantage. I, Tommy Laughridge, leave Marion High in a great need of a good, capable electrician, projection operator, office helper, and all around handy man. I, Marie Hollar, leave my Thursday after- noon appointments at the beauty parlor to Olie McCall. I, Troy Brown, leave my handsome features to Donald Elliott. I, Howard Ledbetter, leave my career in football, basketball, baseball, and track as an example of true sportsmanship. I, Vera Brown, leave my industrious and skillful ways to Mary Frances Duncan. I, Betty jean Morgan, leave my devotion to a flawless life to Minnie jane Bowman. I, jimmie Bader, leave my love for a certain junior to no one. NVe, Fred Frisbee. Bobby jarrett, Bobby Morgan and Claude XVebb, leave our ability to have a good time at the right time to any- one needing this valuable knowledge. Q I, jackie Houck, leave my looks and care- free ways to my brother, Earl Houck. I, Merle Holcombe, leave my ability to catch the ladies eyes to Dean Henline. XVe, Kaye Brown and Flora Couch, leave our quiet but appealing ways to jane McIntosh and XVanda. Huffman. NVe, Martha Davis and Della Hollifield, leave our ability to study as well as play to Betty Miller. I. Harold Dean Lawing, leave Mrs. Brownis waste can as a constant reminder of the good old daysf, I, Dean Boss, leave my ability to wear fashionable clothes to Arnold Pyatt. I, Buford Boss, leave my slow ways to Buddy Austin. NVe, Doris Lawing and Doris Moody. leave our worldly knowledge of love to anyone who wants this needed virtue. I, janelle Harrison, leave my dreamy eyes and ways to Bobbie Landis. NVe, Thelma Austin and Nellie Marler, leave our friendly disposition to Shirley Hensley and Linda Thompson. In witness whereof, we, attesting this to be the Last XVill and Testament of the departing Senior Class, do offer our hand and seal this. the Sixth day of june, in the year of our Lord. one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two. Signed: THE SENIOR CLASS 83 AUTOGRAPHS Klfidgzpf- gafnl T710. Qujlmlg 84 r if QXWB-Z3-Af l5 4J7 'l'1Qe9x EQX QCG-NE. 5444. X ,.. ' I ,ff '99!7 W QVW'47'LJm' 7 'J7f A Wa W4 ! 40,,, ' pQ ,,, -DJUDJL B-'SM'-fi f , J A LMHLJL. JQJJJRUZ .Jb0,cia.5,VyLp, lzfwu Ad-Nuns KIAAKQ7 0 Juju w-Q cam Lfvvmlzfwwb W ffm A6,oA,w 15' QA-m.L JMC W affw fU Vd-UL' LULZZ TRL? yea cum Q, ' -' ' 1118-limi gww Maj? 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