New Hanover High School - Hanoverian Yearbook (Wilmington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1944 volume:

THE HANOVERIAN VOLUME NINE 194.4 Published by SENIOR CLASS NEW HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL Wilmington, North Carolina ArcHie Crart, Editor-in-Chief BARBARA MARSHALL, Business Manager WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY WILMINGTON, N. Cc. OTE oe ERE WESTER FORTH INTOU HME FUTURE WE WOULD SEEK IN A BACKWARD GLANCE TO HOLD MORE SURELY IN OUR MEMORY THE GEMS OF SPARKLING DAYS, WHOSE RADIANCE FROM INNUMERABLE SURFACES REFLECTED LIGHT AND WISDOM, JOY AND INSPIRATION, FRIENDSHIP AND FELLOWSHIP Iu Memoriam JOH N JULIAN GOINS (1925-1943) It didn’t take long to know Johnnie, but it will take us forever to forget him. . DEDICATION TO THE BOYS FROM NEW HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL WHOVARE ENLISTED IN EVERY BRANCH OF OUR ARMED FORCES — TO THOSE BOYS WHO HAVE SACRI- FICED SO MUCH TO PRESERVE AMERICA AND THE K. is DEMOCRATIC WAY OF LIFE, WE THE MEMBERS OF TH ESSENIORS CLASS DEDICATE THIS OUR 1944 HANOVERIAN. ye ee OH HOW I HATE TO Cer UP ------ IP. rincipal Mr. THoMas TRISTRAM HAMILTON, Jr. Principal Wake Forest, B. A. Columbia University, M. A. Dr. Wittiam J. McKee, Supervisor Cornell University, C. E. Columbia University, M. A. Columbia University, Ph. D. Miss ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY, Registrar Duke University, A. B. Miss FANNY O’KEEF Registrar Duke University, A. B. Miss VirGINIA HERRIN Dean Agnes Scott College, A. B. University of Southern California, M. S. Mrs. EVELYN RUDOLPH, Secretary Cincinnati, Ohio Mr. W. A. Moore, Custodian of the Building FACULTY Companions in our quest for truth We place our groping hands in yours Our faltering steps your footprints stay Somehow we trust you know the ground And you can help us find the way. FACULTY MISS ANNE BARKSDALE .. . . . Winthrop College, A. B. W. Cs ULN. C2 B.S: MRS. O. A. BJONERUD .. . . . . Winthrop College, B. S., Commerce MRS. JOSIE BROCK ... . . .. . Chowan College Summer Schools, University N. C., and Columbia University MR. THOMAS P. BROWN .. .. .. . University N. C., A. B. MR. RUPERT BRYAN... . . .. Wake Forest College, B. A. MR. FRED CAPPS ...... .. .. . Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., M. A. MRS. F. L. CHAPMAN... .... .. Flora MacDonald, B. M. MR. ALBERT CHIEMIEGO .... . N. C. State College, B. S. WA INOOAN COINS 6 5 o 5 o o Ve Cb We Mh Cy Bo Lk MISS MARTHA CROMARTIE .. . .. Brenau, A. B. University of nue M. A.; A. Sa T. MISS AGNES COOLEY . Se eee WHC oe Un Nase S: MISS HALLIE COVINGTON . . . . College for Wines Columbia, S. C. U. of Va., B. A., Biblical Seminary, N. Y., M. R. E. MISS GERTRUDE COWARD... . W.C. U.N. C., A. B. MRS. ZYLPHIA DANIELS .. . . . Registered Nurse MISS RUTH DAVIS . . « . «. « . Greensboro College, A. B. MISS. JOYCE DUNHAM 9 20% 22) Bo Clie Ch Ay BB: MRS. ANNIE EDWARDS Glia: tee st, Wel CanUeeNae Os, ANB. MRS. PEGGY FISHER 4 . . . State Teachers College, Farmville, Va., B. S. MISS FRANCES FORMY-DUVAL . . Greensboro College, A. B. MISS EDNA FUSSELL ... .. .. . Greensboro College University of N. C., A. B. MISS GRACE WHITE GREEN... . Appalachian pis Teachers College, B. S. MISS MARY E. GROVERMAN .. . W.C. U.N. C., B.S. MISS SViIVIANRP HAR RE 1) ie ener) Con lWice ING Ce 2 8. MRS. MEARES HARRISS .. . . . Brenau College, ae B. MISS SARA HARRISSON ..... W.C. U.N. C., B.S. MRS. W. L. HARTZOG .... . . Queens College, A. B: LT. COL. HENRY . . . . Montana State College, Infantry School MISS MARGARET HOLLAND . . . Lander College, A. B. MRS. MARY E. HOOD . . . . . . Bowling Green College of Commerce, A. B. MISSSBESSTID ME AYs HUN Ties eee i OcmeloCoyme Aces. WERE IW sb VMS, 4 4 6 5 a o Mie Cy We Iie 1G; National School of Arts and Sciences, B. S. LT. EUGENE LACOCK .. . . . . Army Band Leader School, U. S. Army, Retired MRS. ANNE C. LASSITER .. . . . Guilford College, A. B. MISSSMARYSLA LER © Paes eer Cs WO nUN Cem Aas MRS. GEORGE LEGRAND .. . . . Mississippi State College for Women, A. B. Columbia University, M. A. MISS PAULINE LEVIN 5 . Winthrop College, A. B. MRS. LILLIE BRADSHAW LITTLE . W. C. U.N. (Gan 18% Sh MRS, RUTH LODOR Ys 22. . Cafeteria MRS. EMMA LOSSEN Soe AL ee eee Win US INL Cs eA be MISS REBAS MYERS 922 2 so ee universityzot N.C: MRS. BURT MYERS... .. .. . . Randolph Macon, B. S. MRS. C. B. NEWCOMB .. .. .. . Meredith College, A. B. MRS. ERIC NORTON .... .. . . Salem College, B. M. Chicago Musical College, Master of Music MR. ALBERT O’BRIANT . «. . . . Duke University SGT. CLAUDE POWELL .. .=. . U.S. Army MISS REBECCA RUSS ee ee ee oalem Colleges Baas: MISS MAIE SANDERS . nee ee WC UANE Ca Ay Be MISS MARTHA SANDERSON... . University of Mississippi, B. A. University of Michigan, M. A. MR. PAUL SCHMIDT MR. EF. CC) SHIGLER 2 4 |) 4) Bob) Jonesy Panama City, las. bans: MISS BETH SLOCUM Cte ee eee Wa Oe UNG CAB aS: MRS. BURROWS SMITH ee Oe We Ce USN, Cor ACEB: MISS HATTIE LOU SMITH . . . . Flora MacDonald, A. B. MISS PEGGY SNOW... . . .. .. Mary Washington College, B. S. MISSUMAR DEAS SIDA CK pe ate arom Vio Ces Ni @ mis Se MRS. ‘CLEVES S. SYMMES .. . . Radcliffe College, A. B. MRS “MARY: PINGAG (255 2 ova, eu WaNCe Ua Na Coe Bas: MISS VIRGINIA WATSH se oe mW CU eNen ©sAce is. MISS UVIRGINEAD WARDS a4 ue ena NeeGe University of Tennessee, M. S. MISS MARY WARREN... .... . Salem College, A. B. MRSS RULE WARE EIN fps emer nV © ONGC yA 3 MISS MARTHA WATSON .. .. . Maryville College, A. B. MISS REBECCA WEANT .. . . . Guilford College, A. B. UN CS eBa.s: MISS MAUDE WEBER... .... . Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, B. S. in Education; Baptist Training School, Louisville, Ky., Master of Religious Education MRSS VERA WEBSIDER isn Ea @n Ula OreA a: MRS. GEORGE WEST ... . . . . Boston University MR. GEORGE WEST .... .. .. . Ohio University, B. S. Ohio State University, M. A. MISS MARGARET WILLIAMS .. . W.C. U.N. C., A. B. MRS. EDITH B. WINNINGHAM . . . University of North Carolina, A. B. University of California University of N. C., A. M. Seniors SSO $ fo % 2 4 ‘e x 5 ee SeoMeathe x KV) ) Class Poem A trifle weary, a little sad, Reminiscent — and yet quite glad, We reach the top, and poised and still, We stand here, breathless, memories fill Our throbbing hearts. We turn and gaze Quietly back across the days That, spun together, made those years Of hearty laughter; silent tears. Day by day weve built our dreams, Life’s foundation, crossed with beams Of knowledge and the love of truth— Into a temple, in which youth May live and grow. How carefully Our thoughts were guided, so that we might Learn more than what volumes give, They taught us truly how to live. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President. : . ; : : : : : ; GEORGE JOHNSON Vice-President . , : i ‘ ; ; ; : BaRBARA MARSHALL Secretary. 5 ‘ : ‘ : ; : : ; Rosa PETALAS Representatives — ALTON Hat, Joyce West, Mary NormMa Teas CLAUDE JOR- DAN, Betty Harriss, ELEANOR BURGWIN AND Betsy BENSON. ADAMS, WILLIAM G. Really good friends are few and far between— As one of these he is held high in esteem. ANDERSON, EUGENE He’s rather mischievous, But determined to win We hope that his spirit Will never give in. ANDREWS, NORMA JOYCE Girl’s Physical Education Club. She’s a good-hearted gal, We all agree— She’s surely one of the best On her family tree. APPLEWHITE, WILLIAM P., Jr. His face shows character That we admire— 7 It shines with good traits Like a ball of fire. AULD, WILLIAM CURTIS Football 8, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, Vice-President Freshman Class; R. O. T. C. 2, Officer’s Club; Monogram Club. For real excitement in Good football— Come out and watch our “Whitey” Auld. AXLER, MILDRED O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2; War Stamps and Bonds Committee; Cashier in Cafeteria; Physical Ed. Club; National Honor Society 1, 2. We envy her intelligence She is so studious We wonder, if over anything She is ever dubious. BAKER, GERALD STANLEY é Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; (Minstrel 3, 4; President 3) ; President Sophomore Class; Wildcat (Assistant Photographic Editor and Managing Editor); Dramatic Club 2; Yankee King, Junior Play; Marshal 3; Declamation Contest 1, 2; Photographic Editor of Hanoverian. American in humor, an Englishman at heart— In our classes’ history he’s played an active part. BAKER, LUCILLE Glee Club; Victory Corps; Physical Education Club: Basketball Team. Eyes so blue; cheeks so pink And not at all bashful As you may think. BALDWIN, MARY She’s mature in all her ways And yet She’s just a child at heart I'll bet. BAREFOOT, MARY ELIZABETH Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 4; ‘“‘Gondoliers’”’; “‘Trial by Jury’”’ ; ‘‘Tolantha’’; Bible Club 1; Latin Club 1; French Club 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Dramatic Club 4. A winning smile, a winning way Always laughing—come what may! fle _fpunoveian- BASS, FRANCES VIRGINIA Klick Club (Secretary and Treasurer) ; Band 1, 2, 3, 4. Good-natured Frances, always cheery With her gaiety she'll never be dreary. BASCHON, PAUL JOSEPH, Jr. R. O. T. C. 4; Wildcat Staff (Advertising) 4; Glee Club 3; Hi-Y 4. Teachers, girls, and fellows— All! Enjoy the presence of our friend Paul! BECK, MARION She’s so dainty and petite As gay as a Spanish shawl She can’t stay put a moment But moves around like a rubber ball. BEER, DOROTHY MARION Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; Library Club 3; Art Club (Secretary and Treasurer). Like a spring breeze— So calm and sweet To know Dot is really A treat. BELL, ROBERT S. IG Opel, Wea M5 ene A cheerful word, a constant smile Makes Robert’s life worth while. BENNETT, RAY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Scribblers’ 2, 3, 4; Bible Club eae duatin ‘Club 1: Her eyes float dreamily over our heads Her vision soars far above earth, But she hugs to her closely the beauty at hand And stoops to the mere joy of mirth. BENSON, BETSY Glee Club 1; Bible Club 1; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 3, 4, (President 3); Spanish Club 3; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4, (Vice-President 4) ; Student Legislature 4. Willing to work With a friendly smile, These are the things That make life worthwhile. BEST, MARGARET JEANWOOD In all her work; no matter how hard, She’li come out on top—brilliantly starred. BLACKHAM, ALLEGRA Nature Club; Science Club; Majorette 1, 2. Like a mighty fire ideas In her are blazing, Her talents for so many things Really are amazing. BIDDLE, HERBERT McC., Jr. Football 1, 4; Chemistry Club 3; Bible Club 2; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; Home Room Chairman 4. Football, school work—everything he does He’s a hard and conscientious worker ““Mac’”’ is strictly out to win Always dependable; never a shirker, BLACKWELL, WILLIAM J., Jr. He’s left for the ranks But we'll never forget He’s one of the nicest That we've ever known yet. BLAKE, ALAN B. Band 1; Bible Club 1; Latin Club 1; Hi-Y Club 3, 4, (Treasurer 4). To swim in water icey cold Would surely take a heart that’s bold. BLAKESLEE, KENNETH Art Club, (President 1); Chemistry Club 2; Hi-Y 8, 4; Officers’ Club 4. Brown wavy hair and big brown eyes With his conscien tious spirit He’s bound to rise. BLAND, JOYCE Nature Club; Home Economics 2, 3; Homeroom Chair- man 8; Wildcat Staff; Bible Club; Boosters’ Club 1; Latin Club 1; Bowling Club 1. Like a bee she'll always buzz Busy and industrious in all she does. BOSTIAN, ROBERT L., Jr. Band 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2, 3; Debating Club 4; ley tO, Sil, We. Zs Look beneath his quiet air And find a gem that is mighty rare. BRADLEY, HELEN Bible Club 1. She’s the ‘‘domestic’’ type we know, She reminds us of cooking and things to sew. BRAMLETT, DAVID When your day gets in a jam With twice the work for which you've time Desert it for a matinee It’s on the way to one that I’m. BREWER, MARGARET Debating Club; Typing Club; Oral Reading; Girl Reserve, (R. J. Reynolds High School). A smile and a kind word For everyone If yowre around her long You're sure to have fun. BRINSON, ALONZO DEWEY, Jr. Latin Club 2, (Treasurer) ; Physical Education Staff 2. A warm heart A friendly grin To all of us He is a friend. BRIN SON, DOROTHY Quietness, tenderness, These are her traits If we have our way She'll get all good breaks. BROWER, BETTY Curly hair, pugnacious mouth A disposition as sunny As our dear old South. BROWN, CECIL J. Bible Club 1, 2; Home Room Chairman 4; Glee Club. His spirit stays high when ours goes down This makes us all like Cecil Brown. BROWN, ELIZABETH Latin Club 2; Bible Club 1, 2, 3; Home Economics Club 1. “So shall I join the choir invisible Whose music is the gladness of the world.’’ BROWN, DELORIS HELEN So nonchalant and witty She can always smile And to all her classmates She is a friend worth-while. BRUCE, GLORIA Girls’ Athletic Club; Girls’ Reserves; Latin Club 1, 2, (Newport News High School) ; Chemistry Club; Home Economics Club 1; Latin Club, (N. H. H. S.) Glamour incorporated A tall, dark girl As the highest she’s rated As priceless as a pearl. BUIS SCEGIL B: A conscientious worker He’s bashful and quiet; To all a sincere friend We can’t deny it. BURGWIN, ELEANOR F. Latin Club 1; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Reporter on Wildcat 2, 4; Homeroom Chair- man 3; Student Legislature Representative 4; Hanoverian Staff 4; Biology Club 1; Declamation Contest 1. She believes in playing two by two She doesn’t know we’re living She’s the ‘“‘one and only”’ of one boy And to him full time she’s giving. BURRISS, LaBELLE MARIE Bible Club; Hi Steppers; Nature Club; Home Econo- mies Club Here—there—and everywhere Always in a whirl She rarely ever has a care Oh my! What a likeable girl! CAMPBELL, GRAHAM D., Jr. Basketball 1. He is the thoughtful, considerate kind A truer friend you cannot find. CANADY, DEAN She’s sweet and unaffected Her hair has natural curl She has an artist’s talent Too much for any girl, CARTER, ANNABELLE She has many dreams May they all come true For this is the wish She is making for you. CARTER, DOROTHY Bowling Club 1. Dorothy hasn’t much to say She looks at her and goes her way To do her task, the one that you Would try to do in such a stew. CARTER, JAY He is so very handsome His features are outstanding To such a well-liked friendly boy, We wish a happy landing. CEARKSSGOLEEINE Homeroom Chairman 1; Home Economics Club 4. As Irish as her name we think With dimples, laughing eyes, With roguish ways of teasing Yet she can be very wise. COLEMAN, DAN Striving for the best is always His endeavor A friend once, a friend Forever. GOLBKLIL LT. SHIRLEY. LOUISE Waynesville Township High School; Band 1, 2; Dramatic Club 1, 2, (President) ; ‘““The Ghostly Pas- senger’ and ‘“‘The Toy Shop’’; Band 2; Thespians 2, 3, 4, (President. 4));)) Dramatic) Club) Play. a5 Seribblers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Hanoverian Stat 4s SHiaivs 245 She’s full of plans and dreams Her blue eyes open wide With wonder at the miracle Of happiness by her side. COLLIE ALLON Basketball 1, 2, 38, 4; Baseball 4; Monogram Club. He’s no bench-warmer or substitute But an added attraction to a game In basketball and other sports Alton has won much fame. CONGLETON, DAVID He smiles from the corners of his eyes His face lights with mirth We'd rather have this quality Than many things on earth. COSIEAS PEER EN Bible Club, 2, 3, 4. A task is never too humble or too small A service is never too low Forgetful of self, she is eager to please We love her, we'll tell her so. COUNCIL, ELIZABETH Bowling Club 1; Choir 3. We think she’s pretty We think she’s sweet We think her friendliness Can't be beat. COWARD, PATT Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 1; Dramatics Club Te Re OF Ts Cz 25,3: A jolly laugh, a weary sigh You turn to smile; Patt passes by. COX, BETTY FAYE She lives among the flowers, Singing birds, and trees She wears a cool, complacent look Left by a fresh and gentle breeze. COX, LOIS Physical Education Club. A willowy blond With golden hair, Winning ways, And a charming air. CRAFT, ARCHIE C.,, Jr. Football 1, 2; Basketball 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Presi- dent of Hi-Y 4; Vice-President 1; Treasurer 2) ; Juniomeelays Re On. Ca 25 3,45 Ofticers: Club) 4; (President) ; Band 1; Rifle Team 2; Hanoverian Staff ; Klick Club 3; Homeroom Chairman 2, 4. Brilliant, outstanding, and courageous too To the cause that’s just He'll forever be true. CRAWFORD, BETTIE Hi Steppers 1; Latin Club 1; Bible Club 1; Science Club 1; Dramatics Club 4. A dark brown thrush On an autumn day A blend of rich colors And a merry way. CROOM, JANE ELIZABETH Out of the pages of a book She steps a heroine, for look! She has those all too perfect looks. DEED ONO 1 FLY Basketball. “Then welcome each rebuff That turns earth’s smoothness rough.” DAVENPORT, RAY Tate Os. Wa CO 5 ie He manages easily to make good friends, His personality he borrows as well as lends. DAVIS, BETTY Glee Club 1, 2; Art Club 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2, (Secretary 2); Hi-Y 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4; Homeroom Chairman 4; Tennis Club 1, 2; Class Secretary 2; French Club 4; Declamation Con- test 1. She knows a delicious secret She floats on airy wings She’s never rooted to the ground With dull, prosaic things. DAVIS, EDWARD LEE Nature Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1; Hi-Y 38, 4; Minstrel a, Zhe ikabielk linis B who is ©. Wh, Ce w B, flo Teheran Manager Junior Play; Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yan- kee King 2; Executive Council (Director Finance 4) ; Wildcat Staff; Boys’ State 4; Declamation 1. High ranking in honesty and truth He’s a good example of American youth, DAVIS, LOUISE M. Physical Education Club 1; Tennis Club 1, 2; Bible Club 2; Tennis Club 3, 4. She has an athlete’s look She has an athlete’s stride She has the poise of calm control food sportsmanship’s her pride. DIXON, BETTIE Home Economics Club 1, 2; Boosters’ Club 1. Clearly marked for fortune’s child Yet not touched by self conceit, Keeping others in her heart As a friend she can’t be beat. DIXON, KATHERINE Nature Club; Dramatic Club; Latin Club; Boosters’ Club; Wildcat Staff; Home Economics Club; Decla- mation Contest; Hanoverian Staff, (Assistant Feature Editor) ; Orientation Day. We've found her one gran playmate Jolly, playful, teasing, Thoughtful, understanding eyes, Sympathetic, pleasing. DIXON, MARGARET Home Economics Club 1, 2; Boosters’ Club 1. Liked by girls, popular with the boys, Margaret has originality, wit and poise. D’LUGIN, DORIS Thespians 1, 2, 4; Latin Club 1; Homeroom Organi- zation 1; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Home Econo- mies Club 2; Declamation. At her reading ability we stand aghast So scholarly, broad, mature But catch her off guard when she’s at her best She’s a playful child still, I’m sure. DOSS, LEM lebtee ily 3 Gis (Coke “benny il, 2b Be Zhe Tteyetooyill Abs Nature! Club le) WeldcaG Stati v2, sis) Re Os te Cc: 2, 8, 4; Student Legislature 8. Lem gets things done He never loiters. He feels perfectly at home Sailing rough sea waters. DUKE, JOSEPH W. Basketball 1, 2; Football 1; Latin Club 1; Bible Club 1; Visual Education Department 1; R. O. T. C. PO yt In musical terms he’s really in the know He is so full of wit We all like Joe. DUNCAN, WILLIAM HOWARD Program Chairman of 7th Art Club; Physical Educa- tion Instructor at Chesnee High, S. C.; R. O. T. C. When everyone else is at his wit’s end— He still has room for a jovial trend. DUNLEA, LOUISE Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Highsteppers 1; Home Economics Club 1. She seems to spend a lot of time In primping, looking smart, But she surely doesn’t need to She has good looks from the start. DYCHES, RANDALL Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Latin Club 3; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Organization; Offi- cers’ Club 4. An outstanding letter man Captain of the football team, So energetic—yes, Piggy is really ‘on the beam.” ELLIOVT,, JACK Don’t let the glasses fool you They do protect his eyes But they’re weak from constant flirting Not from studying to be wise. ENGLERT, BETTY Altoona High School, Altoona, Pennsylvania; A Cap- pella 1, 2; Annual Show 1, 2; French Club 1; Bowl- ing Club 1; New Hanover High School Choir 4; Dramatics Club 4. She has the knack Of making friends, Her many interests Have no ends. EVANS, CATHERINE ELIZABETH Charlotte High School Glee Club 1, 2; Homeroom Chairman 1, 2; Dillon High School Dance Committee Chairman 3; Secretary of Beta Club 3; ‘“‘Hi-Life’ 3; New Hanover High Wildcat 3; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Sponsor of Company A, 4. She’s so natural and so witty Always adding zest and fun Holding fortune’s smile upon her Keeping troubles on the run. FALES, MARGARET Physical Education Club 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Glee Club 4; Bible Club 2. She doesn’t voice opinion Or your opinion ask Just quietly goes on doing well Every daily task. FALES, MARY DELL Now that graduation day Looms near She wants to come Another year. FARRAR, HERBERT RemO-memes Bible) Club: If looks count in the reckoning, He'll surely make his way. You see he’s Lottie’s brother And that’s enough to say. FARRAR, LOTTIE Her tropical beauty Attracts and enchants She spells out one word— That word is ‘“‘Romance.” FINKELSTEIN, SHIRLEY B. Glee Club 1; Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; French Club 4; Dra- matics Club 4. To say she has talent Isn’t quite fair She can act, draw, and write No wonder we stare. FOCKLER, JACK Football 2; Student Council; R. O. T. C. 3, 4; Indus- trial Arts Club. When he turns on you That brunette grin Your forces cave He’s bound to win. FONVIELLE, BETSY KEATON Member of Hi-Y, (Treasurer 1) ; Member of Legisla- ture; Member of Scribblers’ Club. Put her in hoop skirts Give her a fan, With those lustrous brown eyes She will catch any man. FONVIELLE, LLOYD WILLIAM Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Latin Club 1; Homeroom Chair- raateyay Ne Je, py AM, Ga ils Ao An outstanding classmate He has made From our high school memories, He'll never fade. FRYAR, JAMES HENRY Biology Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1; Intramural Box- iheye ile isbuoray Clits ike Ik @. Wo Oy 4 8 2! Sparkling and refreshing That’s Jimmy Fryar His constant gaiety and merriment We all admire. FUNDERBURG, KATHERINE Bible Club 1. She’s friendly, nice and polite Older in her ways and plenty bright. BURR BERING ERAINGES Home Economics Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Choir; ating Clube lee 2 Ellen is always neatly dressed, Her closet is full of clothes, Her beauty is as striking As the fragrance of a rose. GARRIS, PEGGY Neat as a pin Sharp as a whip On a good road we send Pegs burdened with wit. GAYLOR, DAVID MURRILL Homeroom Chairman 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4; RTOs sD Cie2) 34) 4 seNatoren © lub mlesselabine@ lulomee. Bible Club 4; Wildcat Staff 1, 2; Hanoverian Staff ; Orientation Day 2, 3. For a variety of things David has the knack He’s an avid politician Possessing humor and tact. GETTY, MARGARET COLEGATE Drum Majorette 1; Glee Club 1, “Trial by Jury’’; Hi-Steppers 1; Declamation Contest 1, 2, 4; Thes- pians 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 8, 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Hi-Y; Klick Club 3; Junior Play. She’s so original in all her work She possesses a vivid imagination Because of her diligence and service To us she’s an inspiration. GIBSON, KATHERYNE STEWART Glee Club 1; Bible Club 1, 2, 4; Scribblers’ Club 4; O. Henry Literary Society 8, 4. Perfection’s what she’s after In all—whether work or play, She tops with her friendly laughter, We all wish she could stay. GODWIN, JAMES Z. Spanish Club 8, 4, (President 4); Bible Club 1; 185 (O)5 405 Cs By By de Wiaiiekeie Shapiee 2h He is so very generous He never forgets to share Little deeds of thoughtfulness, He scatters everywhere. GRAHAM, IDA JO Glee Club; Dramatie Club 8, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; Home Economies Club 2, 38, 4; Bible Club 3; Junior Play, ‘‘What About Betty’; ‘Trial by Jury”; “Living Pictures” 3. Nothing’s too good for Little Jo, She'll make good wherever she goes. GRAHAM, LOTTIE MAE Home Economies Club; Tri-Hi-Y; Latin Club, (All in Seminole High School). She faces life’s problems With a cheerful grin With her optimism She’s bound to win. GRANT, BETTY MARIE Glee Club 1; ‘Trial by Jury’’; Scribblers’ Club 1; Band 8; Orchestra 4; Library Club 4. She can see beauty In simple every-day things: A tiny glistening dewdrop Or the song a birdie sings. GRIFFITH, JANE Her eyes see not just appearances They search you through and through If she likes what’s beneath the surface She makes a friend of you. GRIMSTEAD, ALLEN F. Ree Om Cr 2. Bible Club. His skies are seldom dreary His clouds are seldom gray In life’s darkest moments He is still pleasant and gay. GUTHRIE, MARY KATHLEEN Dramatics Club 1; Latin Club 1; Nature Club 1; Declamation Contest 1, 2; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Spanish Club 3. Her dancing is so graceful Like bending willow trees She is as refreshing As a cool summer breeze. HAGAN, ROSALIE She always is cheery She always has a smile This likeable girl Is a friend worthwhile. HALL, ALTON Hi-Y 1, 2; Legislature 2, 4; Student Court 4; R. O. T. C. Band 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 8, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Studious, energetic, full of ambition A lover of nature, an outstanding musician. HALL, MARY AGNES Choir 3, 4. She’s like a ray of sunshine Her numerous virtues beam She'll surely land on top With honor and fame. HARRINGTON, MARGARET ELIZABETH Home Economics Club. Her unselfishness is truly a valuable trait She’s never known jealousy or hate. HARRISS, BETTY AMES Homeroom Chairman 1, 2; Majorette 1; Monogram Club 4; Executive Council 4; Student Legislature 8, 4; Cheerleader 3, 4; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Thespians 2, 3; R. O. T. C. Sponsor Co. B 4; Wildcat ae 4 oe (News Editor 4) ; Bible Club 4; Social Mar- shal 4, A vivacious little blonde Of her we’re all fond. HARVELL, JAMES Have you seen that twinkle In his eye? His smile sets you right Though you feel all awry. HAYDEN, MIRIAM J. Wildcat Staff 3; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Dra- matics Club 4. Her clothes are always trim and neat She stays well-groomed From her head to her feet. HERRING, NED B. Secretary of Freshman Class; R. O. T. C. Rifle Team 2, 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 4, (Make-up Editor). A Wildcat ace reporter He’s always on the job His technique with women Has made many a heart throb. HEWETT, ADRIAN 3%, @p Ate Cy A hard task He will not shirk, Toward what’s right He'll always work. HEWLETT, BOBBY If we are ever in need, He will be our friend indeed. HIGHSMITH, ELEANOR Eleanor deserves our congratulation For her brilliant imagination. HINES, HARRIETT Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mistress Mary, quite contrary A fresh wood-scented air Or a graceful little phantom You pass upon the stair. HOBBS, JANE Dramatie Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Wice-President 4); Glee Club 1, 2, 38, 4, (President 4); Four Operettas; Latin Club 1, 2; Nature Club 1; Boosters’ Club 1; Bible Club 3, 4; Song Leader 4. Her personality is rare She walks light as a fairy Her voice is mellow Like the song of a canary. HOLDFORD, ANN Dramatics Club 1; Commercial Club 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, (All in Hendersonville High School). She’s very earnest and sincere Has childlike faith in all that’s good Life should give her just all joy Oh, how much we wish it would. HOLLAND, WARREN He'll always help No matter what the request To such a friendly classmate We wish life’s very best. HOLMES, LUCY A. Glee Club 1, 2; Latin Club 1, 2; Home Economics Club 1; Physical Education Club; Bible Club. “B” is for baby , blonde and demure “P” is for playfulness, you can be sure Put them together and you get “best pal,” That’s what we find in this cute, little gal. HOOKER, ROBERT Always friendly And full of fun His good humor Is surpassed by none. HORNE, TANCIL ADRIAN Audio-Visual Education Staff 1, 2; Wildcat Staff 4; Debating Club 4; Klick Club 4, (Treasurer). To some he has an air remote As if he’s walking in the clouds And doesn’t see in serious thought The foolish jostling of the crowds. HOLT, HERBERT Hoopballvia 2) 3.045 R. Of Ts C. 2, 3, 4) Boxing? i: Like a squirrel you chatter and chatter Life would be dull without your patter. HOWELL, MARVIN Bandmem2 seas i Yere Band di 2: We envy his gay spirit He’s so sparkling and alive We envy his many clothes And the classy car he drives. HUDSON, MAMIE LOUISE Latin Club 1, 2, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4. “And the rest, a few, Escape their prison, and depart On the wide ocean of life anew.” HUFHAM, JACK Hi-Y Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treasurer 1, Secretary 2) ; Bible Club 1; Nature Club 1; R. O. T. C. 4; Ten- Mismebheanwe2,.. 3, 4. He can be smart and earnest Or foolish with play He’s sincere above all things Whether serious or gay. HUGHES, EDWIN He’s so gay and light-hearted His life is filled with joy May happiness be abundant For such a well-liked boy. HUHN, MILDRED COWAN Bible Club. She goes her unobtrusive way No flurry and no noise Just steady doing of her tasks, She’s one of teacher’s joys. HUMPHREY, MARY EMMA Declamation Contest 1, 2, 4; Latin Club 1; Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; National Honor Society; Junior Play; Spanish Club 3, 4; Scribblers’ Club 4: Wildcat Staff, (Exchange Editor 4); Glee Club 1; Debating Club 2; Winner of State Spanish Contest 3; Orientation Day 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Hi-Steppers 1; Dramaties Club 4. The sincere blue of her eyes and the tilt of her chin With her unusual brain indicate she will win. fhe _pancveiane HUNNICUT, JEAN CAREY Bible Club 1, 2, 4. She’s funny and she’s witty You really wouldn’t know That when she gets all wound up She can put on such a show. HURST, ANN ELIZABETH Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Hi-Steppers 1; Nature Club 1; Bible Club 4, (Secretary-Treasurer) ; ‘‘Trial by Jury’”’; “Tolanthe”’; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4. “As fair thou art My bonnie lass’ As clean in heart and looks Thou hast learned a secret life will teach Beyond the reach of books. JAMES, PERRY Latin Club 1; Nature Club 1; Bible Club 1; Chemis- try Club 2; Officers’ Club 4, (Secretary-Treasurer) ; isbené ih, 74, 8 2b (Sieesinaie 25) 9 di, Oh WG, A bh Zh With all the gals, Perry rates high, Of his companionship We never tire. JANICKI, HELEN ROSE Home Economics Club; Physical Education Club. Deep within is a love of truth An earnest desire to grow In wisdom and understanding Without any noise or show. JARRELL, ALLEEN CORNELIA Glee Club 1; Nature Club 1; Latin Club 1; Home Economies Club 2, 3. Don’t let her hair-do fool you She’s not so dignified She’s the same, grand happy playmate That she seems to try to hide. JEFFREY, NANCY CAROLYN Science Club 2; Latin Club 1; Glee Club 1; Chorus 2; Spanish Club 3; O. Henry Literary Society 2, 3, 4, (Scribe 4); Home Economies Club 2, 3; Wildcat Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4. She makes you think of violets Of little wooded dells Of warm and cozy firesides Of tinkling silver bells. JEFFRIES, RAYMOND L. Latin Club 1, (Harrisonburg, Va.) ; Midget Basket- bally 1) (Harrisonburcss) Via.)isee ita On hom © ao smmAs Latin Club 3. He has a disposition That accepts the terms of life And sends him making friendships Wherever there is strife. JOHNSON, EMILY Jolly and carefree, Come what may, She laughs it off, That’s just her way. JOHNSON, GEORGE Football 1 ; Tennis 1, 2; Wildcat 2, 3; Hanoverian 4; Legislature 8, 4; Class President 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 8, 4; Officers’ Club 4; Student Court 3; Home- room Chairman 1; Golf Team 1, 2. You’ve led us this our Senior year Never shirking the work to be done Dependable, good-natured, and gay A friend for everyone. JONES, KATHERINE We see her making home lights bright And singing as she goes She spreads more joy and sunshine Than anybody knows. JONES, MAMIE She’s full of fun, Her ready smiles Have helped us over Many rough miles. JONES, THETIS Bandas se) os A merry laugh A bewitching smile Just make of her A girl of style. JONES, THOMAS H. ReaeOm ha (Cs He’s a swell sport, And a “Wildcat” thru’ and thrw We wish his stay wasn’t cut so short— He'll soon be wearing the navy blues. JORDAN, CLAUDE W., Jr. Tennis 1, 2; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Vice-President 4) ; Junior Play; Student Legislature 4; National Honor Society Sh nO ele Canlaon 4 Ofticers Olube4 student Court 4. He’s the kind of lad We all like to know— His presence makes you glad— His personality just glows. JORDAN, PAUL, Jr. He appears to be shy— But we know better— That’s why we pass his blushes by, And give him an ‘“‘Excellence’”’ letter. JOYE, BETTY National Honor Society, Charlotte, N. C., 1; Girl Reserves Club, High Point, N. C., 2; Knitting Club, Columbia, S. C., 2; Dance Club, Columbia, S. C., 2. Where did you get that hat? And all those clothes in fact— And all those charming ways of yours, Your thoughtfulness and tact? VOM eb: Intelligent, witty, and a “best-all-round’’ A better pal could never be found. KAVANAUGH, PAULINE Glee Club; O. Henry Literary Society. She’s still the playful child she was We’re glad we do not grow Beyond the magic secrets That in childhood days we know. KELLOGG, SHIRLEY Urbana, Illinois: G. A. A., 3 years; SK Club 3 years; Thespian Club; Delta Sigma; Majorette for three years (New York). Her: face shows character That we admire, It shines with good traits Like a ball of fire. KESTER, BOBBY Homeroom Chairman 8; Bible Club 4; R. O. T. C. 2000) 45 Chemistry Club 3i5— Latin, Cluby 1, 2. He may be mischievous and full of tricks But towards the right he always sticks. KING, VIRGINIA D. Bowling Club; Choir 1. It must be great to be athletic For most of us are quite pathetic When we lumber across a tennis court Where this swift miss excells in sport. KINGSBURY, BARBARA Home Economies Club 1. Curly locks, curly locks Mischievous eyes She’s winsome, but smart Yow’ll tell her no lies. KOONCE, DOROTHY MAE Home Economies Club 2, 3. She has the make-up of a nurse Her every act and motion Her cleanliness, efficiency Have given us this notion. LAND, PEGGY J. She’s earnest in purpose In friendship sincere We find in her make-up Those traits that endear LaSURE, BOBBY Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Scribblers’ Club 2. We’re sure of one thing, Bobby You've enriched our high school days With your dainty gypsy beauty And your fascinating ways. LEE, JIMMIE Mootball Sly 2); 5Rs Ons Car2tno, 4 His days are merry And full of bliss His winning ways We cannot resist. LEE, THOMAS R. O. T. C.; French Club. Thoughtful, considerate, always kind Teachers and students like him fine. LEEUWENBURG, BARBARA Hi-Y 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Biology Club 1; Bible Club 2; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Home Economies Club 1, 2; Dramatic Club Play 73: Her visions place her in the clouds She tackles every job with zest She has a sense of all that’s fine Her goal is never less than best. LEINER, NANCY JANE Biology Club 1; Home Economies Club 1, 2; Wildcat Staff, (Reporter 4). We always did aspire to swim Just like this little duck She enjoys such far horizons Because she has such pluck. LEVINE, MARY NORMA Latin Club 1; Home Economic Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 4, (Dramatic Club Play) ; Homeroom Chairman 2, 4; Student Legislature 8, 4, (Clerk 4) ; Wildcat 1, 2, 3, 4 (Editor 4); Declamation Contest ; Orientation Day. A bonny stride, a merry air, Charming, smart, and winning When we’re naming virtues These are but beginning. LEWIS, ANNA LEE We like the looks of Anna Her disposition too When she searches with those brown eyes We know she sees clean through. LEWIS, MARY Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; State Dramatics Contest 2; Nature Club 1; Latin Club 1; Drum Majorette 2, 4; Boosters’ Club 1; Glee Club 1, 4. We’re envious of her quiet poise Her silvery voice, it’s rare Her starry eyes, but most of all Her curly, auburn hair. LEWIS, RYDER, Jr. R. O. T. C. Band. Clean cut features A clean cut smile A clean cut boy And a sport all the while. LOFTIN, SAMUEL E. IB Gh, Zhe Hee, TO, Yhs (05 Wh Bi, UE Sam’s a jolly good fellow When all the world is gay But there are none more serious When all the world is gray. LOUGHLIN, MARY Glee Club 2; Wildcat Staff; O. Henry Literary So- ciety; Latin Club 1. She has a secret We would know Trudy’s popular We would be 30s McADAMS, MARTHA Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, (Vice-President 1, Secretary-Treasurer 2); Latin Club 2; Homeroom Chairman 1; Secretary- Treasurer Sophomore Class; Orchestra 1, 4; Secre- tary-Treasurer Scribblers’ Club 4; Bible Club 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Dramatics Club 4. There’s two of these This is the first With talent—a heaping measure Besides she constantly reveals Within herself vast pleasure. McADAMS, SARAH Hi-Y 3, 4, (Secretary); Victory Corps 3; Hi-Y Minstrel 8, 4; Glee Club 1; Orchestra 2, 3; Scribblers’ Club 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4. Though older, this one seems the child She’s full of mischief, play, And she’s as much in love as we— With her, but isn’t that the way? McCLAIN, NITA Glee Club. A gem reflecting depths unsearched That sparkle in the sun Or lie in quiet pools of strength Until the race is won. McCORMICK, VIRGINIA Latin Club 1, 2; Legislature 2; Spanish Club 8, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Vice-President 4) ; Business Manager Wildcat 4. We like her accent Her supple grace She has talent, character She’s won her place. McFARLING, MILDRED Durham High School: Athens Literary Society 1, 2; Basketball Team 2, 3; Junior Needlework Guild 2, 3; N. H. H. S.: Bible Club 8, 4; Wildcat Staff (Re- porter 4). She'll publish your secrets All unbidden She’s a hound for news And that’s not kiddin’. McGIRT, ELLEN Glee Club 2, 8, (‘‘Gondoliers” 3); Latin Club 2; Dramatic Club 2; Scribblers’ Club 3, 4, (President 4); O. Henry Literary Society 4. Blue eyes and dimples Winsome and shy; Forgetful of self, We love her—here’s why. McILWAIN, WILLIAM President of Freshman Class; Vice-President of Jun- ior Class; Spanish Club 3; Homeroom Chairman 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Legislature 1, 3, 4; Sports Editor of Wildcat 4; Director of Elections 4; Executive Coun- cil 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Mono- gram Club 2, 3, 4. He has a love for colors That are bright and commanding ; “Mac”? has accomplished much; All his traits are outstanding. McKOY, HUBERT H. BiblesClubee Ra Ome Cen ss Tall and dark—Liked by all— A good heart—“‘On the ball.” MANITSAS, HELEN Basketball Team ; Home Economics Club; Gym; Choir. She’s had so much to live up to With her sisters to lead the way But we'll boast of Helen as our pal They can’t equal her there, we'll say. MARSHALL, BARBARA LEOLYN Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Play; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Pres. Co- ordinating Com. 4) ; Orchestra 3; Thespians 2, (His- torian 3, Sec.-Treas. 4) ; Pres. Pro-Tem of Legislature 4; Vice-Pres. Nat. Honor Society; Vice-Pres. Senior Class; Business Mgr. Hanoverian; Bible Club 4; De- bating Club 4; Girl’s State 4; Declamation 1, 2, 4; French Club 8; Homeroom and Bible Devotional Chairman 4. Her face is uplifted to visions Her voice is raised in song Her smile includes the humblest Our friend she is, life-long. MARSHBURN, CLARA Yow ll see her wear pigtails Most any day, And they just suit her She’s so full of play. MARSHBURN, ELIZABETH “There is sweet music here that softer falls Than petals from blown roses on the grass.” MASON, HARRY R. Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; French Club 4; R. O. T. C. 4; Vice-President Bible Club. His rosy complexion And broad friendly grin Remind you of Campbell’s soup— Top score—He will win. MELVIN, ISABEL The countenances of most of us Are like an open book: She wears an air of mystery Behind that quiet, pensive look. MESHAW, RAYMOND T. 1g, (Oh, Wh (6 PA Bi, Zhe Jexepehiyen Uw al, Ws 1 (Oe, Yeh (Oe Rifle Team 2, 3, 4. He floats around us Light as a bubble His carefree spirit vanishes Care and trouble. METTS, MARY ““Here came a mortal, But faithful was she!’’ MICHAELIS, FRED RK: OF TL. C. 2, 3, 4; Intramural Boxing 1; Football 4. A true friend—a swell pal; He'll succeed with any gal. MIDDLETON, HELEN She’s so very, very quiet, But her eyes speak for themselves, She almost makes you tip-toe And look around for elves. MIDDLETON, VIRGINIA Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. A more thoughtful person there never has been A more loyal one, and kind, But also a jolly companion And a bag full of fun yow’ll find. MINTZ, JACK H. Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Debating Club. His eyes look through To the other side, The back of your mind From him you can’t hide. MINTZ, LOIS Home Economics Club 1, 2; Bible Club 2. Beneath her quiet manner Her big, brown dreamy eyes, Yow’'ll find an understanding heart And a girl that’s very wise. MOBLEY, FRANCES Nature Club 1; Latin Club 2; Hi-Y Club 3, 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 4; Glee Club 1. She’s dainty, demure With hair of gold Brains and charm— Only half’s been told. MONTGOMERY, BARBARA Pretty and efficient Friendly and gay She meets success at every Turn along her way. MONTGOMERY, EUGENE Homeroom Organization 1; Officers’ Club 4; Vice- President Spanish Club 4. We think he is suave Now that may sound absurd But we all love his manner And we've just learned the word. MOORE, WAYNE He’s not a boy that’s hard to know He’s happy and go lucky And when he runs into a snag Why he is plenty plucky, MORTON, JULIAN W., Jr. Seribblers’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2; Latin Club 2; Dramatics Club 3; Hi-Y 38, 4; Chief Marshal 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 38, 4; Officers’ Club 4; Executive Council 4; Student Legislature 4; Student Court 4. “And by a vision splendid On his way attended” A kindly grace, a serious face, And charm in him are blended. MOSELY, MARY They say she makes most anything A tuck, a frill, a dart, And she has her own creation She’s too small to be so smart. MURRAY, LOUISE Glee Club 1. She’s not a Wave, a Wac, but yet She does her patriotic part, For she cures the blues for service boys And she comes near smashing every heart. MURRAY, BOB He’s always been earnest And serious and kind Another just like him Would be hard to find. OLIVER, NELL Quiet and poised—self assured Always ready to listen to others. OLSEN, JOHN Band 1, 2, 3, 4. John is slow and dreamy-eyed Smiling softly, speaking low All of him well-tempered manhood But these things you surely know. O’SULLIVAN, LOIS Gym 2, 4; Choir 3; Glee Club 1. -A gal with a laugh all her own A generous heart and a loyal friend. PADGETT, ANNE Hi-Steppers; Reporter for Wildcat. Auburn hair! Personality! Contagious smile! PADGETT, THELMA Seribblers’ Club; Physical Education Club; Member of Girl’s Softball and Basketball Team. Like elves and fairies In story books Her deep eyes, gold hair Lend enchanting looks. PAGE, MARY Bible Club 1; Physical Education Club; Home Econo- mics Club. Happy go lucky; come what may... With a cheery smile and laughing way... PALMETER, THEODORE He’s already answered Duty’s call His courage is Admired by all. PARKER, VIRGINIA Glee Club. Sweet and friendly, ever industrious A capturing smile with a twinkle in her eye. PATURIS, CLEO Student Council Representative 2; Student Legisla- ture 3; Aeronautics Club 3, 4; Wildcat 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; Chemistry Club 2; Bible Club 4; Dramatics Club 3; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Program Chairman 3. A noise at the door is heard Next comes a gentle knock ... Then Cleo with, ‘Have you bought your Wildcat yet, For it’s now nine o’clock.” PATURIS, GEORGE Re Oe tn. C. 2, -4. He’s small and keen-eyed Clever, smart He finishes Before you start. PERKINS, W. HAROLD Officers’ Club 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Football 1. It isn’t just his uniform that wins him his place It’s his happy disposition, and teasing, laughing face. PETALAS, ROSA Thespians 1; Nature Club 1; Homeroom Chairman Club 1; Chemistry Club 2; Latin Club 1, 2, 3, (Presi- dent 3; Spanish Club 3, 4; Bible Club 4, (Program Chairman) ; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4, (Secretary of O. Henry 3); Homeroom Devotional Chairman 4; Office Assistant 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Secre- tary 4); Wildcat Staff 4; Secretary of Senior Class; Legislature 4; Student Court 4; National Hono r Society 3, 4. Behind this dark-eyed, soft voiced beauty Is the wisdom of ages and response to duty. PETER, PATRICIA Arts and Crafts Club 1, 2, 3, (Treasurer 3); Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 4; Spanish Club 4; Tennis Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Coin Club 1; Bowling Club 2. Her interest in everything Her willingness to help Makes us all want to cling To memories in which she dealt. PETERSON, ALICE French Club 2. She indeed knows the richness of life... She encourages us in our lengthy strife. PICKETT, EDWARD M. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Scribblers’ Club 1. He has talent Do you know it? He’s just shy And doesn’t show it. PINER, JAMES C. He meets all obstacles With ease With such a brave spirit He’s bound to please, PINER, RICHARD Football; Baseball; R. O. T. C. Because of his initiative he’ll Always be rising, For such a quiet, bashful boy, His talents are surprising. PITTMAN, DAPHNE Vice-President of Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 8, 4; Hi-Y 8, 4; Nature Club 1; Chemistry Club 2. A true friend, understanding and sincere As generous as she is a good friend. PORTER, CONSTANCE Latin Club 1; Glee Club 1; Bible Club 3. Quiet on the surface But looks deceive She has far more mischief Than you would ever believe. PRESSON, RIRDEN TYLER Band 15 2: He’s gone where he is needed most, To him who shirks no duty, we give a hearty toast. PRESTON, LESTER W., Jr. Vice-President of Sophomore Class; Secretary-Treas- urer of Junior Class; Officers’ Club 4; Cadet Lieuten- ant Colonel of R. O. T. C. Battalion; Homeroom Chairman 2; National Honor Society 3, 4, (Presi- dent 4); Student Court 3; Delegate to N. C. State Student Council Congress. Pat is a friend to all of us Our many viewpoints he can see And thus a trusted leader He has proved his right to be. PRICE, ANNA Art Club. We all think she’s pretty swell— We like her looks, her poise, her grace— She’ll make good, anyone could tell— Surely her life shall be one trimmed in lace. PRIDGEON, DOUGLAS Basketball (2.5 34s elven Osea O-meeeios He’s ready for mischief But plays a sporting game; And when he loses, He holds no one to blame. PROUTY, STAN Hanover High: Debator’s Club 4; Tombstone Union High School: Lettermen Club 2, 8; Spanish Club Qos) Hootballie 2.o baseball dinamo. When “hard times’’ come knocking Stan still has a smile In school he was a leader Tolerant, original, and plenty of style. QUINLIVAN, VIRGINIA O. Henry Literary Society 4. Alive and friendly With a twinkle in her eye That hides delightful secrets— She’s also very shy. RABON, LaVOIE Member of Gym Class for 4 years; Choir; Bible Club. A sweet disposition She’s admired by all She has a good intuition Her ideals will never fall. RAMSEUR, CLYDE His face shows his character Sterling and strong; If you follow his leadership You can hardly go wrong. REGISTER, ANN Everybody’s friend—generous to the utmost A perfect student of whom we boast. REGISTER, CHARLENE Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 4; Home Economics Club 2; Cheerleader 4; Homeroom Chairman 1. A conscientious friend, Trustful and dependable, too Her achievements are many And her faults are few. RESINOLDS, 1. s. A boy that makes friends Of both teacher and class In the test that awaits him In life just must pass. RHODES, OSCAR Aeronautics 1942; R. O. T. C. 3, 4. His friends have found him Honest and true Straight-forward in all things— What else there have you? RHODES, REBECCA Boosters’ Club 1; French Club 3; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; Home Economics Club 8; Hi-Y 3, 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 4; Hi-Y Treasurer 4. Gay merriment—friendly companionship Conscientious and sincere appreciation of the “‘good.”’ RIVENBARK, BARBARA Sophomore Chorus; Bible Club 2. Her dignity is never cold Her gentle ways are never bold. ROBBINS, BILL To do his best He'll always endeavor Bill is understanding, Sincere and clever. ROBINSON, ORVILLE Bible Club 1; Scribblers’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4, ( Vice-Presi- dent 4); Nature Club 1; Homeroom Chairman 1; Chemistry Club 2; Junior Play 3: Debating Club 4; Thespians 4. Conscientious and sincere Forging on from year to year Doing his work with his happy grin, He can’t be downed, he’s bound to win. ROCHELLE, -LINA EVELYN Perseverance, uplifted chin These are things to make her win. Her cheery smile gives us a lift Her optimism is a rare gift. ROE, LAURA hatin Club 1, 2; 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Battalion Sponsor R) Of LT. Co 4; Bible Club) 43 Spanish Clabes, 4% O. Henry Literary Society; Home Economics Club 8, 4; Wildcat Staff 2, 3, 4, (Circulation Manager 4) ; Glee Club 1; Debating Club 2; Marshal 3, 4. Laura is sweet and charming In chemistry she’s a whizz With her intelligence she'll land on top In any kind of quiz. ROWAN, AVON HAYWOOD A brunette type that we all admire And qualities of which we never tire. RUSS, BOBBY Mi-Y 1 25) Band 1, 2) 35) Latin Club 1: Band Club ie 2 ss Orchestras J. Short, blonde, and oh! so cute— For him no other can substitute. RUSS y DORO TE If all were as serious If all were as true Then life would be happier For me and for you. ROLAND, MARY BURDETTA Glee Club 1, 2; Spanish Club 3, 4; Home Economics Club 38; French Club 4; Bible Club 4; Orchestra 2. 3,04 Dramatics: Clube4 Ha-yeus. 04. You think she’s bashful, quiet, and shy. You just don’t know her—that’s why! ROLLINS, INA FRANCES Piedmont High (Charlotte—9th) Honor Club; Latin Club; Glee Club; N. H. H. S.: Declamation (Fresh- man). “Life is laughter—life is a song.” ROMEO, DOROTHY HELEN Biology Club 1, (President) ; Latin Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Hi-Y 38, 4, (Secretary 3, President 4) ; Home- room Chairman 8, 4; Home Economics Club 2; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4, (President 4) : Hanover- ian Staff; Junior Class Play; Living Pictures 3; Social Marshal 4. Beautiful dark hair—looks that take Versatility and honor, for honor’s sake. RUSSELL, DONALD W. Debating Club 1, 2, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 4; Homeroom Chairman 1; Vice-President Debating Club 4; R. O. HBS Oe le He dwells in his land of books Never knowing we exist We can’t bring him down to earth Even though we often persist. SALYER, JOHN W. Jags 4@)s “Abs OL YH, oh Zh He has a courageous, intelligent face And determination to win his place. SANFORD, MENOLA Library Science 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club. She’s always in a hurry Perhaps it makes her thin But she always finds the time somehow To give a friendly grin. SASSER, CHARLES E. Glee Club 1, 2, 8, 4, “Pirates of Penzance’, “Trial by Jury’’, “Gondoliers” ; Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 5, (Club Play 2); Junior Play; Debating Club 4; Band 1, 2; Cheerleader 5; Chemistry Club 38; Secretary- Treasurer of Glee Club 4. Charlie is a likeable boy In cheerleading he is dominant Because of his school spirit In many things he’s prominent. SCHERR, BARBARA Latin Club 1; Spanish Club 2. She’s devoting to her work All the powers of glorious youth. SCONE JOYCE Science Club 1; Latin Club 3; Bible Club 38, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 3; Scribblers’ Club 3, 4; National Honor Society. A student of real ability With serious and intellectual thoughts Yet a cheery and willing friend With abundant generosity. SELE TERS DELLEMER Dellmer looks down on us For he’s so very tall. We like his perserverance And his strictly Southern drawl. SEIU IUEIR, IRE URIDY Weske: He plays the game As he’s been taught; To betray sportsmanship He’s never been bought. SELLERS, BEATRICE MARIE Home Economies Club. She’s friendly, smiling— Graceful, tall She loves to talk, But don’t we all? SEYMOUR, CARLYLE Glee C@lupmeinm2 oF 845 Hi-Y 15 2. 3, 4:5 Scribblers’ Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 38, 4. Pianist of exquisite beauty Tremendous talent in art And with all a warming smile From the bottom of her heart. SHAW, LOIS Latin Club 1, 2; Commercial Club 2; Homeroom Chairman 4. Page-boy locks—neatness personified Sense of humor—brains. SHEBFIEED, HUCY RAY Home Economics Club 2, 3, (Vice-President 3) ; Home- room Chairman 2, 3; Cheerleader 3, 4, (Cophead Cheerleader 4); General Chairman of Junior-Senior Dance; Director of Club Activities 4; Executive Coun- cil 4, (Secretary) ; Bible Club 4; Sponsor of Co. D, 4. Lucy is our cheerleader She always peps us up; She possesses the vigor and vitality Of a ferocious little pup. SHUFFLER, ANN Homeroom Organization 1; Bible Club 1; Chemistry Club 2, (Vice-President) ; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 8, 4, (Vice-President 3); Hi-Y Minstrel 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; National Honor Society. Lovely eyes, nice hair, : A lover of fun, poised and calm. phe _pancveian SKELTON, NORMA J. Glee Club, (Fayetteville) ; Glee Club, N. H. H. S., 3, 4; Dramatic Club 4; Debating Club 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4. Infinite poise and calm musical ability, Especially in song. SKINNER, EMILY Home Economics Club (2 years) ; O. Henry Literary Society (1 Year). Quiet until you get to know her Sincere and companionable. SMITH, HARRY, Jr. 12, ©, GY Cy lyn) I, B Se Awas Olivia 4bo a, ©, ath Gh 4h. If there ever was a regular boy On whom we'd stake our bet ’Tis Harry who would get our vote He’s never failed us yet SMITH, MARGARET Bible Club 1; Home Economics Club 3; Victory Corps 3. We know her as Margaret Her manner endears Shell go with us always Down through the years. SMITH, LUCILLE MILDRED Bible Club; Home Economies Club; Bowling Club; Nature Club. She chooses to hide Behind a quiet smile The things in life She finds worthwhile. SMITH, WILLIAM He used to talk a lot And play Now he’s serious He works his way. SNEEDEN, DONALD WRIGHT He’s stuck to his purpose For four years past And now his reward Has come at last. SMITH, GENEVIEVE SNEEDEN Bowlne (Club 1) Choir 15 22 Her eyes sparkle with merriment Her spirit is contagious. SNOW, JAMES DEWITT, Jr. Homeroom Chairman 1; Football 1, 2, 8, 4; Base- ball 1, 2, 8, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Aeronautics 4; Grammar School Coach 4. Jimmy is so neat and trim and Always nicely dressed He’s never satisfied unless He does his best. SOLOMON, JEAN Glee Club) 15°02, “Trial by. Jury. Nature Club) 2; Home Economics Club 2, 3; French Club 8, 4; Hi-Y 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Dramatics Club 4. She is so serious, so sincere She rolls those eyes of brown, And captivates of all the hearts The choicest of the town, SPILLMAN, MARGARET Latin Club 1; Nature Club 1; Home Economics Club 2, 3; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Bible Club 4; Library Club 4; Spanish Club 8; Hi-Y 4. Twinkling blue eyes, Curly hair and a winning smile. SPIVEY, ALLEN W. RewOw Lian G. 2,3, 44. (Capt. Adjutant 4) Officers’ Club 4; Audio-Visual Education Staff 2; Klick Club 2, 3. In many activities his schoolmates He would lead With his mighty ambition He’s bound to succeed. SYMMES, COURTLAND Coty is so mischievous He has always been a live wire. His company is so refreshing That of him we never tire. SYMMES, LYLA Latin Club 1; Nature Club 1; Home Economics Club 2, 3; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Spanish Club 8, 4; Debating Club 2; Advertising Staff of Wildcat; Bowling Club 2. Cute and petite, always on her toes Tossing out fun on her way as she goes. TARTT, ABNER ReO- ie @en2,03, 4: Glee Club 43) Gym: 3: He’s learned it doesn’t pay to play; Through life, a man must make his way. TAYLOR, JUNE June is always a sport and full of good cheer Her charming ways have made her dear. THOMASON, BYAH Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3; Home Economics Club 2, 3; Wildcat Staff 2, 3; Spanish Club 38, 4; President of Junior Class; President of Student Body 4; Hi-Y 3, 4; Hanoverian Staff; Delegate to N. C. S. S. C. C. 3; Secretary of N. C. S. S. C. C. 4; Homeroom Chair- man 2. For that “extra something”’ And personality plus Byah is the only answer Dow t you agree with us? THORNE, MARY BELL Bible Club 4; Physical Education 2; Citizenship Club 38. Sincere and conscientious Infinite poise and calm. TSANTES, JOANNE Latin Club 4, (Vice-President) ; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Bible Club 4; Farrell High School: Basket- ball Team; Victory Corps; Cap and Gown Commit- tee; Dancing Club; Office Assistant; Gym Exhibition. A dark-eyed beauty Calm and_ serene She doesn’t shirk duty, She’s really a queen. TSANTES, JOHN Basketball Team 4; R. O. T. C. 4; Photographic Editor of Wildcat 4; Vice-President Student Body 4. To be a good Vice-President Has been his a im: He has more virtues than We can ever name. fhe _janoveian- TODD, GLORIA J. Art Club, (President); Biology Club; Glee Club; Dramatics Club; Home Economics Club. Dewey yreen eyes and long black tresses The rare quality of ‘‘glamour’’ she possesses. VENABLE, JOE E. Durham High School: Student Legislature 1, 2; Home- room Chairman 1; President Freshman Class; Litera- ture Club 1; National Spelling Club; N. H. H. S.: Junior Representative to Rotary Club 4; Feature Editor of Hanoverian; Spanish Club 4; Dramatics Club 4; Glee Club 4. Joe has a very winsome smile It abolishes all worry and care. He’s a ladies’ man through and through As proved by his gallant air. VLACK, VIRGINIA Attended South Shore High School, Chicago, Ill; Ball High School, Galveston, Texas; Riverside Polytechnic High School, Riverside, Calif.; Latin Club 1, 2; Reporter on Annual 1, 2; Girl’s Tennis Champ 1; Class Editor of Newspaper 1; Los Amigos 1; Girl’s League Representative 2; Secretary of Girl’s League 3; Girl’s Swimming Team 3; Hi-Tri Officer 4; Junior Institute Member 2, 38, 4; Musical Debate Team 1. Just a friendly pal, that’s your first impression But soon wins a place with ability and expression. VOLK, EVELYN Latin Club 1, 2; Dramaties Club 1, 4; Bible Club 1; Boosters’ Club 1; Nature Club 1; Glee Club 4. For “most versatile’ Evelyn is our pick She’s lively, studious, vivacious and chic. VOWELL, MARGARET Latin Club 1; Band Club 1, 2; Nature Club 1; Home Economics Club 2; Spanish Club 2, 3; Seribblers’ Club 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Hi-Y 4. Smooth white hands With long tapered nails When tackling a job, She never fails. WALKER, JAMES F. Kootball ics Ry Ox aC: Ambition is a worthwhile aim, To gain in service—not in fame. WALSH, HARRIETTE Glee Club 1; Spanish Club 1; Homeroom Devotional Chairman; Bible Club 4; Declamation 4; Hi-Y 4. In wide-eyed wonder of Life she finds a thrill In quiet reverence her Heart stands still. WALTON, FAYE Scent of apple blossoms Radiance of the morn Fondness of a clear blue sky Love rules here, not scorn. WALTON, JEAN Glee Club 1; Art Club 4. A jolly good sport A companionable friend A beautiful voice All perfect blend. WARD, DICIE Bible Club 1; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; Home Economics Club 4. Sweaters, and more sweaters, We bet she has fifty In her gay plaid skirts She really looks nifty. SS (Sina. er WARREN, BARBARA Physical Education Club. Auburn hair that curls about her face Dainty as Dresden china or Irish lace. WARREN, WILBUR Marchalotehen Ogwel.. Cam 25,4 sOficers. Cluber4): Rifle Team 3. He has a keen mind A broad background in reading To the top of the ladder He is definitely speeding. WATTS, DICK Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, Bem me Owe ol Co 2. 3, 45 A smiling blond, friendly and tall A football star loved by all. WEAVER, GERALDINE Davis High School, Kaysville, Utah; Glee Club 3; Pro-Scola 2, 3. “Her life was turning, turning, In mazes of heat and sound.” WENBERG, MARGARET Boosters’ Club 1; Nature Club 1; Hi-Steppers 1; Latin Club 1; Seribblers’ Club 8, 4; Wildcat Staff (Feature Editor 4) ; Orientation Day 4; Spanish Club 3; Glee Club 1; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hanover- ian Staff 4, (Assistant Feature Editor) ; Home Econo- mics Club 2, 8, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 3. We marked her in our freshman days for A brilliant mind and winning ways, The years have added to her score So much of finess, we love her more. WEST, JOYCE National Honor Society 3, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Treas- urer 3); Student Legislature 1, 4; Glee Club 1, 3; “Trial by Jury’ 1; “Gondoliers’” 2; Hi-Y Minstrel 3; O. Henry Literary Society 2, 3; Nature Club 1; Parliamentary Law Class 1; Declamation Contest 1; Wildcat Staff; Latin Club 1; Hi-Steppers 1; Boosters’ Club 1; Delegate to State Student Council Congress, French Club 38; Bible Club 8; Home Economics Club 3; Social Marshal 4. A dependable friend is Joyce West Never satisfied with less than best. WESTBROOK, GILES ee Oomel C. se Baseball. Those big brown eyes Would melt your heart He wins his way with you From the start. WHITMAN, VIOLET Bible Club 1, 2; Latin Club 2, 3; Home Economics Club 2; Orchestra 2, 3, 4. Dark-haired music lover Sweet and friendly Plus much charm and poise. WILLIAMS, EARL He contends if you want To learn you can And if you do your job Well, yowll be a man. WILLIAMS, EDGAR latin Club. 1s) Nature) Clube) Hi-¥ 915925) 3, 45 Chemistry Club 2; Victory Corps Division Head 3; Spanish Club 4; Rifle Team 3, 4. He has a sense of humor And a selective mind A twinkle in his blue eyes A teasing word that’s kind. WILLIAMS, HARRY Hi-Y 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Junior Varsity Football WS ise parel COihbloy il, Pre 1, @s Bee (OE Wakewavel al, A, sly Zb5 Latin Club 1; Homeroom Chairman 1. In basketball he is Renowned due to his agility, In studies too, he often astounds Because of his ability. WILLIAMS, ROBERT E. Latin Club 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; President and Treas- urer 2; Hi-Y Convention in Charlotte 2. In anything you ask, Robert cooperates For this is but one of His many good traits. WILLIAMS, ROBERT MARSHALL latin Club; R. ©. T. C. Rifle Team 1, 2; Junior Varsity Football 1; Golf Team; R. O. T. C. Officers’ Club 3; Junior Class Representative. At playing golf he is an ace We like his smiling, suntanned face. WILLIAMSON, ATLA RAY Bowling Club 1; Choir 3. “Where are you going with your eager face And your fiery grace?’’ WILLIAMSON, PAT “She is a perpetual surprise Even to those who know her best.’ WILSON, NETTIE N. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Economies Club 1, 2. “She seems to have an inexhaustible supply Of affection for everyone.” WYNDHAM, DORIS MAY She’s a versatile creature Has talent galore, When opportunity knocks She flings wide the door. NAMES FOR WHOM PiIcTURES Do Not APPEAR: CLEVELAND, SARAH She has curly brown hair and rosy cheeks Her voice enchants all to whom she speaks. GLOVER, JOE Observant eyes, firm set chin His ceaseless chatter keeps us in a spin. HARRELL, FRANCIS If ever we are in doubt Francis will help us out. LEINBACH, EVAN Many lessons he’s learned; Great success he has earned. SCHELL, ARDEN R. Quick and lively, Happy and gay; A smile for all Who come ker way. 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SmirH JoHN WALKER Privates DONALD Davis BERNARD AUGUST Leroy BLAKE Boppy Haas HaMPTON FRaDy Ropert Hopces RaLPpH GRAY WILLIAM JOHNSON FRANKLIN JONES Jack JosLyN MitpreD JONES Dan KELLY MarGaret KiInc MiipreD LACKEY C. F. Lewis Jimmie Lewis RypeEerR LEwIs CHARLES PAUL Jack PERKINS Brit PruitrT Birt PETERS Tep PREVATTE Patricia KELLY REBECCA REYNOLDS EDNA RATCLIFF REGINALD SMITH GoORDAN SIMPKINS BONNIE SMITH Dirk SwarT BETTY WALTER AUDREY WALTON ANNE WILLIAMS Ropert WILson So That’s How Claude got his IDES 5 6 Watts Watching Yez Dance Chillun ING Jel, Ish S, Weres Attenshun! Der Fuhrer Archie’s Cratcmeece Head of The Column Warren’s Burnt Bacon The Long and Short GE ME 5 6 Pretty Please Wanna buy a Wildcat? Watch the Birdie Out-numbered Four to One Whew... Whew!! Where’s Eboo? Publications N06 7. 0720.70: _ TSS hs ergy a0 9 SR OCIA SO STM de zc a pe Pee, PRO ST LD A os ed Ns abs “i Sighs. -j——— - q GEORGE JOHNSON He’s a hustler, give him the word, He accepts his job, is on the run. While the others turn in circles vain He’s time to spare with his share all done. KATHERINE DIXON She’s written, she’s sorted She’s alphabetized— She feels so washed up She’s sanforized, THE HANOVERIAN BYAH THOMASON Without her wise and level head Our plans might otherwise go flooey She can get each tangle straightened out While all the rest of us feel ‘‘screwy.”’ ARCHIE CRAFT The boss of us all he tells us quite straight Just what we should do about work being late But then he is patient, he’s human you see, For he is as pushed for more time as are we. JOE VENABLE You ask him for three hundred cards Poems, activities all typed in Instead of pretending you've lost your mind He still can give you one broad grin, DOROTHY ROMEO Three hundred pictures taken, proofs Returned and sorted for the finish We've not yet under all this pressure Known her enthusiasm to diminish. t MARGARET WENBERG She turns out jingles by the score Does all her own and asks for more Writes on prophecies, this and that Load her down you can’t knock her flat. THE HANOVERIAN GERALD BAKER Hes dealt with temperamental days And people he knows all the ways To turn defeat into success. He’s a wizard there, we'll all confess. ¢ € 2 ELEANOR BURGWIN She writes and types So fast sometimes She answers all you say In rhymes. CARD YEE SEYMOUR A twisting line made here, made there— And your mouth hangs open while you stare. Her brain’s sketched deftly on a pad More ideas than you ever had. BARBARA MARSHALL She handles all the business In a quiet subtle way That makes each one who owes us All eagerness to pay. DAVID GAYLOR Not only has he typed He’s helped write prophecies for all He’s been inclined at all times he says To beat his head against a wall. JULIAN MORTON Night and day his dummy friend Accompanies him; there is no end. He never titres of this it seems For ’tis the brain child of his dreams. SHIRLEY COLKITT She’s counted out her afternoons Collecting funds to make ends meet In holding up her end of it We've found she’s hard to beat. Rigs, ig Men 3 He Y bo s¢ Ly ith K Rex, ee : j Bone ® PP atane | : 5 Setiva. oery, . «am, ep % Srey ; fesy Pip, . Mey R, Mite. Fens tf Pin Seas, bd he, teers ies Bes, en, � Peter, Bitsy, MY ae, ey ih, Hows f 4 a fhiey, on Fite fle _panovertan- THE WILDCAT STAFF Editor-in-Chief . : : : : : : : Mary Norma LEVINE Managing Editor : : : : : : , ; GERALD BAKER Business Manager 4 : : : 5 5 ; : Vircinta McCormick THE WILDCAT STAFF Circulation Staff Reading from left to right: Miss Cromartie, Helen Rosenman, Lucile Conly, Kathryn Hunter, Mickey Martin, Prin- cess Stellings, Laura Roe, Jean Cross, Barbara Martin, Nancy Jeffrey. Editorial Staff News Editor—Brt1y Harriss Assistant News Editor—Nancy LEINER Feature Editor—MarGareEt WENBERG Assistant Feature Editor—Joyce BLAND Sports Editor—Bitty McIL wain Assistant Sports Editor—Dick PINER Photographic Editor—JouHn TsANTES Assistant Photographic Editorr-—Yanci. Horne, GERALD CONRAD Exchange Editor—Mary EMMA HuMPHREY Ad viser—Mrs. CLEVE SYMMES Assistants—Jor Duke, Nep Herrinc, ELEANOR BurGwIN, ANN Pap- GETT, DaN COLEMAN, BILLY STEWART, MILDRED McFarLinG Business Advisers—Miss Brssre Fay Hunt, Miss MartTHA CROMARTIE Business Staff Advertising Manager--Epwarp Davis Advertising Staf—Daviv BLANCHARD, EvELYN JoNEs, PauLt BascHon, Lucy ALDERMAN, Lyta SyMMES, NaNcy JEFFREY, Mary FRAN- ces Foy, Berry Payne, RacHEL BLACKHAM, ALTON COLLIE, Mary ANN SPILLMAN, Mary WESTBROOK Circulation Manager—Laura RoE Circulation Staff—Jimmy Burns, Lucite Conty, Nancy JEFFREY, HELEN RosEMAN, FANNIE LONGLEY, MarRGARET Parks, KATHER- INE RussELL, CLEO PaTuris, MICKEY MarTIN. Organizations ae %, ne oy) EIN phe _panovetan EXECUTIVE COUNCIL Berry Harriss Director of Social Activities Epwarp Davis Joun TsaNTEs Director of Finance Vice-President BvaH THOMASON President Bitty McItwatn Director of Election jJuLian Morton Chief Marshal Lucy SHEFFIELD Director of Club Activities LEGISLATURE F : : . Mary Norma LEVINE : . : . BARBARA MARSHALL OFFICERS Presiding Officer . : : : . JOHN TsaNTEs Clerks -. : : ‘ : President Pro Tem . : ; : Sergeant-at-Arms . ; ; : : : ; - ALTON HALL ADVISERS Miss RutH Davis Miss MarGaret HoLLanp REPRESENTATIVES Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Patty SOUTHERLAND Jane Heap Este CorBETT Brrty McEacHern ROBERT STRICKLAND At EskRIDGE NEAL PARTRICK Sara ANNE EATON TomMMy WaLTON Bossy MELTON RayNor NEWBOLD EVELYN JONES MarityN GoopMAaN KATHRYN KESTER MarGARET Parks JEAN Cross NeLt Trask VIRGINIA SHAW Becxy Sims Jack PERKINS Betty Sue WESTBROOK Dotry SUTHERLAND Jimmy McCormick Mary Hitt Mary REYNOLDS Donny MussELMAN LuciLLE COoNLY HaMptTon Frapy Mary Hii Betsy FONVIELLE Seniors GEORGE JOHNSON BarRBARA MaRSHALL Rosa PETALAS ALTON Ha tu Joyce West Mary NormMa LEVINE CLAUDE JORDAN Betty Harriss ELEANOR , BURGWIN Betsy BENSON STUDENT COURT Juttan Morton Rosa PETALAS CLAUDE JORDAN EVELYN JONES ALTON HA.Ly LUCILLE CONLY DorotHy ROMEO ARCHIE CRAFT Betry Harriss Betry SuE WrsTBROOK At EskrIDGE Laura ROE Not in picture Joyce WEsT HOMEROOM ORGANIZATION ee ae a es Ge Sh es, ae Jack JEFFRIES Miriam Warwick Birt Dew DicktE ANDREWS Neat Patrick Joe BaRrNes LyNwoop HickKMAN Rex WILLIs FraNk MurpHy Harvey Britr ROME Juxia Harriss JoHn H. WooLerton SARA SEIGLER Becky SIMs Secretary—ELOIsE JACOBI KATHERINE SLAUGHTER Lina ROGERS Betry WaLtTeR EvELYN WaLkup JACKIE GODWIN Mary BENSON Sara ANNE EATON Neti Trask Dinks PRESTON JOHNNY SYMMES Betry Brown Betty Rar LAND Jack BaLDWIN Jack LowRIMORE Maurice GRIssoM ELoIseE JACOBI TomMMy SNELL Hiwpa SEITTER CHARLIE MITCHELL Erste CorBETT PHyiiis Haar DorotHy ROMEO Lois SHaw ANN Hurst Betty Davis Mary Norma LEVINE HERBERT BIDDLE ARCHIE CRAFT Pat PRESTON President BarRBARA MARSHALL Vice-President Betty Davis Mary HumMpHrReEY Rosa PETALAS ALONZA BRINSON Betsy BENSON Nancy Bryant Brit LassiTer CLAUDE JORDAN MiLprepD AXLER Laura RoE Joyce WeEsT Secretary ALTON Hay Treasurer MarGarET WENBERG ANN SHUFFLER Joyce ScoTT NOT INCLUDED IN PICTURES SHIRLEY COLKITT Betsy FONVIELLE MARGARET GETTY FRANCES MOBLEY EVELYN JONES LuciLtE ConLy ANNE RoTH ELotsE JACOBI THomMas WALTON CARLYLE SEYMOUR MartHa McApams Donatp RussELL Vircinia McCormick WALTER GOLDBURG DapPHNE PITTMAN Betty JANE Harrison fle panoverian BIBLE CLUB OFFICERS soneewcsciosestain | President . 5 : ; : ; : : : ; . VIRGINIA FRANKS Vice-President . : 3 : : : : : : . Harry Mason Secretary and Treasurer. : : : : ‘ : . ANN Horst Song Leader. ; . ‘ ‘ ; : ‘ , . JANE Hoses Miss HaLLie CovINGTON Miss MauDE WEBER GIRLS’ Hey Senior Adviser — Doris Davis SIGMA CHAPTER President, DorotHy ROMEO Vice-President, VirGINIA McCorMIcCkK Secretary, Rosa PETALAS Treasurer, REBECCA RHODES SOPHOMORE CHAPTER President, JANE REYNOLDS Vice-President, Mary Hii Secretary, BETTY HANSON Treasurer, FANNIE LONGLY OMEGA CHAPTER President, NaNcy NESMITH Vice-President, EVELYN JONES Secretary, MARGARET PaRKs Treasurer, ALANA MaTTHES FRESHMAN CHAPTER Presid ent, JEANIENE STANLEY Vice-President, DoRoTHY SUTHERLAND Secretary, Mary ANN HaMILTON Treasurer, MaRILEE BOONE BOYS’ HIzy Motto: “Character through Service.” Platform: ‘Clean speech, clean scholarship, clean athletics, and clean living.” MINORA CHAPTER President, ARCHIE CRAFT Vice-President, Cl.AUDE JORDAN Secretary, PERRY JAMES Treasurer, ALAN BLAKE ALDPEAGGELAR TER: President, WALTER GOLDBERG Vice-President, Jack ORMOND Secretary, FERMAND Ha. Treasurer, Dick PHELPS DEVAS CELUAR LE President, LON UsEery Vice-President, Jack PERKINS Secretary, FRANCIS CHADWICK Treasurer, RAYNOR NEWBOLD FRESHMAN CHAPTER President, Bitty McEacHERN Vice-President, Boppy MELTON Secretary, Rex WILLIs Treasurer, HAMPTON FRADY LATIN CLUBS CINCINNATUS REGULUS President, MariLyN GOoDMAN President, JACK JEFFRIES CATO HORATIUS President, DELEAN LONGLEY President, Maurice Grissom Adviser Mrs. C. B. NEwcoms SENIOR LATIN CLUB President, EVELYN JONES Vice-President, JIMMY BuRNS Secretary-Treasurer, DoroTHY BENZ DEBATING CLUB President . ‘ ; ; : : ; ; ; . Bit LassITER Vice-President . : : : s . : : ; DoNALp RUSSELL Secretary-Treasurer , , : : : : : : WALTER GOLDBURG fle _piancverian- SPANISH CLUB President . Vice-President . . . . Secretary and Treasurer . : ; Program Chairman. : : : MEMBERS LyLta SYMMES Epcar WILLIAMS ByaH THOMASON Bitty McILWwaIn DaPHNE PITTMAN Patry PETER JoE VENABLE Mary ROLAND Laura ROE VirGINIA McCorMACK : : . JAMES GODWIN : : . EUGENE MONTGOMERY ; ; . CARLYLE SEYMOUR : ; . Mary E. HUMPHREY Betsy FONVIELLE Nancy BryANT ALANA MATHIs LiLty GROOVER Betty Evans CLAIRE EVANS ELsa CORBETT HELEN Hicks CATHERINE RUSSELL Rosa PETALAS FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS President. : : ‘ : : : . Betty Davis Vice-President . : : : : ‘ : . Nancy NEsMITH Secretary and Treasc:rer . ; : : : : . Betty SuE WESTBROOK Program Chairman. : : : : ‘ : . WaLTER GOLDBERG AW RRR OE neg VO 2 sea meee athena tite time oc eens ce eee etacenonmeren att pacino tee Sponsor—Mkrs. Eric NorvEN Where each expresses the intangible moods that stir his soul and bring to visions less acute a panorama of beauty, GLEE CLUB Mary ELIZABETH BAREFOOT Ray BENNETT LoutsE BOONE SHIRLEY COLKITT Lora Mart CoNNoR Sara ANN EATON MARGARET FALES LUCILLE GRAY CoNNIE HERBERT Harriett HINES Mary HamMILTon JaNE Hosss Fave HERRING ANN Hurst JupIrH JOHNSTON DeELores KING Mary LEwiIs Bossy LaSuRE ANN MILBURN RuTH MIDDLETON CAROLYN MINTz Flora McIver Lucy NorTHROP Patty PETER CHARLENE REGISTER NorMa SKELTON Mavis SYKEs Goria Topp FRANCES THOMPSON EVELYN VOLK Nettie WILsSon MarTHA BRINSON Tommy APPLEBERRY Mac AYERS Davip BLANCHARD Crect. BRowN Tosy BERNSTEIN RO BERT CHINNIS CurRTIs CRAIG Pat CowarpD JimMy CAvuDILL Bossy Davis Director L. W. FONVIELLE Maurice GRIssOM FURMAN Ha.Lu ALTON Hau GEORGE JONES DickiE JONES Jack JEFFRYS ALLEN LANIER EUGENE MAUNEY Harry Mason DonaLp MATTHEWS Jack MINTz Boppy McKENZIE WILTON RANKIN JIMMY SIMON ABNER TART Nei Patrick Bossy Haas ROBERT WILLIAMS Emit Myers JoE VENABLE Mrs. INEz CHAPMAN Decorating Committee L. W. FONVIELLE PaT CowarRpD Ray BENNETT Mary ELIZABETH BAREFOOT THESPIANS President. , ‘ Vice-President. : Secretary-Treasurer . Historian and Reporter Miriam ANDERSON GWEN AVERY Mary ELizaBETH BAREFOOT SHIRLEY BERGER ANN CANADY Joyce CHECKNER Betty Davis Doris D’LUGIN SaRAH ANNE EATON Betty ENGLERT Ina Jo GRAHAM JUNE GREENLEE Miriam HaypdENn WILLARD HERRING MEMBERS HELEN Hicks MartHa HOo.uter Mary EMMa HUMPHREY CLAUDE JORDAN BARBARA LEEUWENBERG BARBARA MARSHALL ALANA MATHES MartHa McApams Boppy MELTON SUZANNE MERGENER Jack ORMOND Muceie Parks MAXINE PRIDGEN Mary B. RoLanp SHIRLEY COLKITT JANE Hosss BARBARA MARSHALL NorMa SKELTON ALBERT Russ Betty ANN RussELL CATHERINE RUSSELL JEAN SHANDS VIRGINIA SHAW NorMa SKELTON JEAN SOLOMON Patty SOUTHERLAND PRINCESS STELLINGS FRANCES THOMPSON Jo—E VENABLE Betty WALTER Lois WEEKS SCRIBBLERS President . : : ‘ : : : ELLEN McGirtT Vice-President. : : : : , ' OrVILLE ROBINSON Secretary and Treasurer. : : ; : : : MartHa McApams Reporicra =. ; : : : : : : 5 : Mary E. HUMPHREY MEMBERS ELLEN McGirt ORVILLE ROBINSON MartTHa McApams Betty ANNE RUSSELL JEAN SHANDS MARGARET VOWELL ALANA MATTHES Betsy FONVIELLE Mary E. HUMPHREY Joyce ScoTrT MartTHA Hotton KATHERYNE GIBSON CoNNIE HERBERT ELoIsE JACOBI Doris FALEs HELEN Hicks Lon UssERY JayNE McApbams Max GopwINn Este CORBETT SHIRLEY COLKITT Ray BENNETT Harry REGISTER Sponsor Mrs. B. SMITH Britt JOHNSON Doucias McKoy ELIZABETH MARYE FRANCES JOHNSON ELEANOR FARWICK Sara McApams Britt PETERS JuL1an Morton ANN WILLIAMS CHRISTINA BLAIRE ELAINE BRITT O. HENRY LITERARY SOCIETY SOS Rm ogy $4 OFFICERS President . : 5 : ; : ; 3 ; : . DorotHy RoMEO Vice-President. : F ; . : : : ; . Betsy BENSON Secretary and Treasurer. s ; : ; f F , Lucire Contry Scribe 5 : : : : . : 5 : : . Nancy JEFFREY Adviser Miss ELiza COLLINS phe _pancvoian ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUBS Bee pee eee BR Presidents ‘ ‘ , MarGareT Parks, GLorta Topp, FRANKIE CasHWELL Vice-Presidents : ; ANN Patty, KATHRYN KEsTER, KATHERINE SEARS Secretaries and Treasurers THELMA GUNNERSEN, Vircintia Masry, DoroTHy BEER Program Chairmen . . SAM BrurFr, [NEz Reip, Howarp DUNCAN MEMBERS Betty BURNETT Bossy LaSureE JANE REYNOLDS ISABEL SALEEBY Harry SMITH Harry STANLEY Paut WEAVER Joyce CHECKNER SARA JORDAN Doris Price GRACE PRICE STEVE WALTON Grace Morrison Tospy BERNSTEIN RocER CoRBETT H. N. Fare IRWIN GORE LyNwoop HickMAN CHESTER MarTIN Linwoop RACKLEY FRANK REAVIS Dan KELLOWAY VERNON STOKES CHARLES SMITH C. M. PHirie JuLia Price ELLEN DICKERT IRENE KosH RACHEL CAMERON HazeL Burt EvELYN POTTER IRENE ALLAN KATHLEEN Hewitt PEGGY MUSSELWHITE Bitty Warp MARGARET SALMON JaMeEs PaGE JoHN HERN JIMMIE KRAFT Lioyp WaLToNn Mark Parpy Litoyp HUNNIcUTT Boppy STEWART JIMMIE CARRINGTON DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Coordinator—Miss EpNa L. Fuss Lu Chairman—P att Cowarpd Gtorta BRUCE BaRBARA KINGSBURY Boppy Russ Patt CowarpD ViviaN LONGLEY BEATRICE SELLERS Kay GUTHRIE RutH McNEaAuL MILDRED SMITH IreEtTTA Hayes Sypit POWELL WaLTER WILLIAMS Betty M. Joye CLYDE RAMSEUR Mritprep Paprick These Distributive Education students represent eleven different stores in the city. They come to school in the morning and spend their afternoons in the laboratory—the store. Two units are allowed for Distributive Education Students (toward graduation) which is composed of both school and down- town work. LIBRARY CLUB - - £ 3 President, Willis Rogers; Vice-President, Lottie Farrar; Secretary and Treasurer, Menola Sanford. M. Ellison, P. Haar, M. Sanford, W. Rogers, L. Culver, L. Farrar, D. Woods, P. Smith, A. Padgett, M. Schulken, M. Criswell, F. May, M. Deans, C. Congleton, B. Denise, L. Taylor, C. Blair, C. Oterson, L. Boone, M. Spillman, B. Grant, E. Richardson, Miss Weant, Miss Coward. KLICK CLUB MEMBERS President, Gerald Conrad; Treasurer, Tancil Horne Frederick Retchin, Howard Guld, Jack Mintz, Leon Axler, Hoel Bowers, Edward Shain, Harlee Odum, Gerald Conrad, Tancil Horne, Toy Merland, Robert Lockamy, Sidney Holdford, Lynn Horton. Jimmy Frys Bottoms Up!!! Over for a ‘Vouchdown Oh, mama! The end of Ann At the half A pair of deuces Peek-a-boo! Venus de Skelton and The Thinker Waiting for Someone, Betty? Energetic Newsboys Don’t shoot him, Edgar Beg pardon— No Wilmington Invasion Flash—Cleo in a Serious mood The brains of the mob A Crafty fellow Who said there was a manpower shortage? Throw her off Athletics COACHES CoacH RupERT BRYAN Assistant Coaches: Aw CHIEMIEGO, Sara Harrison, AGNES COOLEY. CHEERLEADERS Reading Right to Left: Charlie Sasser, Betty Davis, Jimmy Wells, Betty Harris, Lucy Shefheld, Co-Head Cheerleaders; Marilyn Goodman, Charlie Mitchell and Finky Marlowe. Not in Picture, Char- lene Register. 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Bottom Row: Raymond Smith, Jimmy Smith, Alton Collie, Billy Auld, Bill McIlwain, Randall Dyches, Weddel Harriss, Marion Rogers. With steady veterans spearheading the attack, the 1944 Wildcat baseball team had a very successful year. The attendance at the games was much better than in past years, as the Wildcats played extremely exciting baseball. Seniors on the team were: Randall Dyches, Jim Snow, Bill Auld, Bill McIlwain, Dick Piner and Herbert Holt. BASKETBALL TEAM Left to Right, Top Row: Coach Albert Chiemiego, Ernest Mayhan, William Auld, Dick Watts, Alton Collie, John Tsantes. Bottom Row: L. B. Harrell, Gregory Gross, Jack Marcus, Doug Pridgen, Mickey Kelly, Harry Williams. GIRLS’ PHYSICAL FITNESS CLUB Director Miss Sara Harrisson Activities SPORTS (Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Softball) —-—GYMNASTICS—DANCING It’s something new, yet something old The director, Miss Sara Harrisson, Has done for the girls in physical ed That with which there is little in comparison. Girls’ physical ed. Who said it’s a bore They’ve had far more fun Than ever before. It’s not very formal There’re all sorts of sports To develop good health, Good looks and, in short, To fit a fine girl for fine wealth, TENNIS TEAM Reading from Left to Right: Elizabeth Marye, Douglas McCoy, Louise Davis, Tommy Snell, Teeta Henderson, John McCrary, Booty Harriss, Jane Sprunt, Katherine Kester. Not in picture, Virginia Vlack, Jack Hufham. A promising group of tennis enthusiasts turned out for the tennis team this year. Under Miss Harris- son’s capable coaching they won their first engagement with Southern Pines. After such an excellent start, the Queens and Aces are looking forward with confidence to future games with Goldsboro and return games with Southern Pines to determine the seeding. Two intramural tournaments were held. The winners were as follows: Girls, Virginia Vlack; Boys, Tommy Snell. The runners-up were Teeta Henderson and Jack Hufham. Just posing Aren’t we cute? Pals! Looking down on the world Boys don skirts Surprised Andbody got a safety pin? After a job Shefhe and Charlie Aspirants for the Senior steps The married set Yessir Ahem! Who dood it? Brethren and Sisters! Some newspaper! ?! Rock-a-bye, baby! The good old summer time Remember when— Features EN se SO LE It] Dy: fhe _pancveian SUPERLATIVES Best All Round Brrty McILwain ByaH THOMASON SUPERLATIVES Best Looking Jay CARTER LoTTIE FARRAR Best Dressed Jimmy SNow Laura ROE SUPERLATIVES Wittiest CLEO PATuRIS Davip GayYLoR Most Athletic Bitty AULD LoutsE Davis SUPERLATIVES Most Intellectual Mary EMMa HUMPHREY Pat PrEsTON Most School Spirit Bitty McILwaIn Lucy SHEFFIELD fle puneoverian- THE CLASS PROPHECY BrLLy ADAMS . EUGENE ANDERSON Bitty APPLEWHITE Bitty AULD Jimmy AUSTIN GERALD BAKER PauL BascHON JuLIAN BELCHER ROBERT BELL HERBERT BIDDLE BILL BLACKWELL ALAN) BEAKES ss KENNETH BLAKESLEE Davip BLANCHARD . JENNINGS BLANTON FRED BLOCK ROBERT BOSTIAN Davip BRAMLETT ALONZA BRINSON Cecit BROWN Cecit Buis DaNIEL G. CAMPBELL . JAY( CARTERS hee DaN COLEMAN . ALTON COLLIE Davip CONGLETON Patt CowarpD ARCHIE CRAFT Ray DavENPORT . Epwarp LEE Davis Lem Doss . WILLIAM JOE DUKE WiLtiam Howarp DUNCAN . RANDALL R. DycHEs Jack ELLIOT . HERBERT FARRAR Jack FOcKLER . L. W. FONVIELLE . Professor of Mathematics Proprietor of the Plantation Club Safety Pin Salesman Model of union suits King of post-war jitterbugs Embalmer Inventor of famous “No Kink Hair Tonic” Owner of National Broadcasting System Warden at Dix Hill Designer of ‘what the well dressed young man wears” Runner-up for Jimmy Austin’s title Arthur Murray’s successor President of Esquire Playing opposite Jane at the Met Famous mathematician Manufacturing shirts for the well dressed man Winner of Fastest Talker in world contest Track star Preacher Manager of Carolina Theatre Feature star of horse opera now playing at Bijou Coin collector Sheik of Araby Winner of Pulitzer Prize for best newspaper column Traveling salesman Great lecturer Bob Hope’s right hand man President of Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Seven-come-eleven Man who ran Superman out of business Military affairs expert Head soda jerker and bouncer at Saunders Floorwalker for Sears, Roebuck and Co. Biggest breaker of women’s hearts since Sinatra Caretaker of Municipal Golf Course Weather Bureau Expert Aide to General Preston Bing Crosby of 1953 JIMMIE FRYAR Davin GAYLorR Joe GLOVER . JAMES GODWIN . ALLEN GRIMSTEAD . ALTON HALL FRANCIS HARRELL James HaRVELL Nep HeErrING ADRIAN HEWETT Boppy HEWLETT WaRREN HOLLAND HERBERT HOLtT . RoBERT HOOKER TaNciL Horne . Marvin HoweE.Lui Jack HuFHAM EpwIN Hott HuGHEs PERRY JAMES RAYMOND JEFFERIES GEORGE JOHNSON THomas JONES . CLAUDE JORDAN PauL JORDAN J. B. Jove ROBERT KESTER . James Mapison LEE THomas LEE . Evan LEINBACH JOsEPH RypDER LEwis . SaM LOFTIN Bitty McILwaiIn HuBert McKoy Harry Mason RAYMOND MEsHAW FRED MICHAELIS Jack MINTz . EUGENE MONTGOMERY THE CLASS PROPHECY (Continued ) Successor to the little man who was there Owner of Hot Shoppe Poncipalsof Ne iiy iiss: Sentenced to State Pen for trespassing on private property Cultural gentleman Mayor of Wilmington Mystery man of the year Deputy sheriff Author of book—‘Just How to Make Em Love You” French professor Chicken farmer President of the Rotary Club Successor to Lil Abner Lost in jungles of Africa hunting bears Head of survey on mosquitoes Designer of the new, bigger, and better convertible Currently starred in “Jimmy Lynch’s Death Dodgers” Pawn shop owner Owner of the largest harem in India Owner of glue factory Wilmington’s leading doctor The important half of a sensational brother act Breaker of all records for filibustering in U. S. Senate Head of department of Chemical Research Owner of the new exclusive “Young Men’s Shoppe” Owner of new deluxe Saunders High School Soda Shoppe Head of Bureau of Missing Persons Author of ‘““Why Not Sleep All Day and Stay Up All Night” Finder of lost persons Script writer for Bob Hope Hotel Detective Famous authority on all subjects Insurance agent Director of Religious Education Test Pilot Game warden Owner of Royal Theatre Mr. District Attorney THE CLASS PROPHECY WayYNeE STEWART Moore JuLtiaNn Morton . Boppy MuRRAY. . JOHN OLSEN. . . THEODORE PALMETER GEORGE PaTuRIS . Haro_tp PERKINS . EDWARD PICKETT . JAMEs PINER . . RICHARD PINER . . TYLER PRESSON . . LEsTER W. PRESTON DoucLas PRIDGEN STANLEY PROUTY CLYDE RAMSEUR . Deon REYNOLDS ane OscaR RHODES . . Bre tel OBEINS same ORVILLE ROBINSON HEYwoop ROWAN . Boppy Russ .. . DONALD RUSSELL . JOHING SALYER] far CHARLES SASSER. DELLMER SEITTER . RICHARD SEITTER . Harry SMITH . . WILLIAM SMITH . DONALD SNEEDEN . JiImMMy SNow . . ALLEN] OPIVEY sar COURTLAND SYMMES ABNER TARTT . . JOHN TsANTES . . JOE VENABLE . . HERBERT WALKER . JaMes WALKER. WILBUR WARREN . (Continued ) Wholesale grocer Traveling salesman A circus barker Orchestra Leader Owner of a flower farm Owner of a beer garden Truck farmer Chief of Police City manager Radio announcer at athletic meets Taster in a pie factory Pyts in, Ure SrA rim, Red Cab taxi driver Commander of West Point Farmer Peanut butter salesman Comic strip editor New owner of Powers Model Agency Wall paper designer Book salesman Dental Specialist Chemist Dog doctor Author of ‘““Why Be A Bachelor” Electric razor demonstrator Famous archaeologist Producer of Broadway shows Civil engineer Journalist Chicago lawyer New Hanover County Sheriff Criminal lawyer Singing waiter Health inspector Naval aviation cadet Holder of automobile speed record Brick mason Physical culture director fle panoverian THE CLASS PROPHECY Dick WatTTs . GILES WESTBROOK EarRL WILLIAMS . EpGar WILLIAMS Harry WILLIAMS RosBerT E. WILLIAMS RosBertT M. WILLIAMS Joyce ANDREWS MILpRED AXLER . LucILLE BAKER Mary BALDWIN Mary E. BarEFOooT FRANCES V. Bass MarIon BECK DorotHy BEER Ray BENNETT ELIZABETH BENSON MarRGARET JEANWOOD ALLEGRA BLACKHAM Joyce BLAND HELEN D. BRADLEY . MARGARET BREWER DorotHy BriINson Betty JEAN BROWER DELoris BROWN ELIZABETH BROWN Gioria BRUCE ELEANOR BURGWIN Marie Burriss DEAN CANADY ANNA BELL CARTER DorotTHy CARTER COLLINE CLARK . SARAH: CLEVELAND SHIRLEY COLKITT HELEN Costas ELIZABETH COUNCIL BETTY Cox . . . . . (Continued ) ING tie li wos tootballecoach Architect Pullman conductor Bill collector Circus acrobat Pilot on a China Clipper Wilmington druggist Noted Authoress Secretary Housewife “Lady of Burlesque”’ “Angel of Mercy” Band leader Saleslady Commercial wizard Star of Metropolitan Opera Interior decorator Editor-Reporter of Chic Army wife Author of most successful sob-story of the year Aviatrix President of Wilmington Brush Co. Laboratory Technician Philanthropist Army wife Creator of new hair-dos Owner of ‘Kitty Kottage”’ Dramatic actress Etiquette authority Flea circus owner Bacteriologist Author of ‘““An American Doctor’s Iliad” Editor-in-Chief of Sears, Roebuck Catalogue Trapeze artist Model for picture in Esquire, “Beauty and the Beast” Housewife Secretary “Darling of the Air Corp” THE CLASS PROPHECY Lots Cox BETTIE CRAWFORD . JANE ELIZABETH CROOM DorotnHy Dai. . Betty Davis LoutsE Davis Betty DIrxon KATHERINE DIXON MarGARET DIxon Doris D’LUGIN FLORENCE LouIsE DUNLEA Betty ENGLERT Betty Evans MARGARET FALES Mary DE. FALeEs . LOTTIE FARRAR SHIRLEY FINKELSTEIN . Betsy FONVIELLE KATHERINE FUNDERBURG ELLEN Furr . PEcGcy Garris MARGARET GETTY KATHERYNE GIBSON VERGIL GOODSON ZONA GORDAN Ipa Jo GRAHAM LoTTIE GRAHAM BETTY GRANT JANE GRIFFITH . KATHLEEN GUTHRIE PHYLLIs Haar RosaLie HaGan Mary Hari MARGARET HARRINGTON . Betty Harriss Miriam HaybDEN ELEANOR HIGHSMITH . (Continued ) Another Gracie Fields Girl the Navy would most like to be with Head Hostess at the U. S..O. Bookkeeper Power’s model Physical Education Teacher at N. H. H. S. Girl the Navy has chosen ‘‘To sink the Post-War Navies” Song star of the tropics “Miss America’—1953 Sampler of United Foods Incorporated Member of the new Carolina stage show Wife of Marine Corp General Everybody’s sweetheart Manager of Marriage Agency Creator of Fales Faultless Flapjacks Hollywood’s No. 1 “Glitter Gal” Book reviewer of N. Y. Times Editor of Harper’s Bazaar School teacher Fashion editor of Mademoiselle Nail polish saleswoman Proud wearer of West Point engagement ring Grammar-grade teacher Radio actress Nurse at James Walker Hospital Creator of NO BUBBLE bubble dance Photographer for Life English teacher Author of “How to Win and Influence Boys” Editor of column “Advice to the Lovelorn”’ Just elected Public Glamour Girl No. 1 Prominent artist’s model Air hostess Owner of exclusive women’s dress shop Holder of title “Girl Who Broke the Most Hearts in the Shortest Time” Kindergarten teacher Missionary to Africa THE CLASS PROPHECY (Continued ) FIARRIET SCIINESS: © ae). =. | Model for.Pond’s JANE EIOBBS¥.9 92. 9. = = Metropolitan Opera Star ANN Hoitprorp .. . . ._ Foreign correspondent Lucy Hormes . .. . . . Big time typist in Washington Louiss Hupson . . . . . Discoverer of a brand new element Mitprep HuHN .. . . ._ Designer of clothes Mary E. HumpHrey . . . . Woman senator from North Carolina JEAN HunnicutT .. . . . Writer of best. seller ANN Horst. . . . . . . President of Thursday Morning Music Club HELEN JANICKI. . . . . .« Taking dictation for President of the United States WATEEEN JARRELL . . . . . New York hair stylist Nancy JEFFREY . . . . +. Secretary to Mr. Hamilton EmiLy JOHNSON . . . . . Assistant to painless dentist KATHERINE JONES . . . . . Home Economics Teacher Mamie Jones . . . . . . Successor to Martha Raye THETIs JONES . . . . . . Famous artist Betry MONTGOMERY JOYE . . Best dressed mother of the year PAULINE WILLIAMS KavaNaucGH Still happily married SHIRLEY KerLtocc . . . . . Night club proprietor Vireinia KiInc . . . . . « Owner of beauty salon BarBara Kincspury . . . . Arthur Murray’s newest dancing teacher DorotHy KooNcE .. . . Just married PEGcy Juanita LaND . . . Sensational woman aviatrix Boppie LaSureE . . . . . . Working behind the cosmetic’s counter in Saunders BarRBARA LEEUWENBURG. . . Owner of Leeuwenburg’s Dairy NANcy LEINER . . . . . ‘Miss Carolina Beach” Mary Norma LeviINE . . . Poet Laureate of Western Hemisphere ANNAM@LEWIS | 20 e08 %) s) ss) Leachersot Physical’ Bducation in N, H. H. S. Mary C. Lewis . . . . . . Home-maker Mary G. LoucGHLIN . . . . Designer of Doll’s Clothes MartHa McApams . . . . President of “Better Housewife Organizations” SaRAH McApams . . . . . Authoress of “This Love of Mine” IN TEAGIV C@iAi Ngee eset wer tA TCRCTiCic VirciInia McCormick . . . Spanish teacher MILDRED McFaRLING . . . . Doctor’s Assistant ELLEN McGirT . . . . . . Cooking expert HELEN ManiTsas . . . . . Coin collector BARBARA MARSHALL . . . . Teacher THE CLASS PROPHECY CLARA MarsHBURN HazeEL MArsHBURN I[SABEDEIMIELVING. ee ns LouisE METTs HELEN MIDDLETON RuTH MIDDLETON . Lots MInNTz FrRaNcCES MOBLEY ANN MONTGOMERY . . Mary MosELty .. . LoutsE MurRAy NeLL ELIzABETH OLIVER Lots O’SULLIVAN ANNE ELIZABETH PADGETT ELIZABETH: PADGETT . IM AR YS DA CE mace area VIRGINIA PARKER .. . CLEO PaTuRIS Rosa PETALAS PATRICIA LE TER mee meee ALICE LEE PETERSON . . DarPHNE PITTMAN CONSTANCE PORTER . ANNA GRACE PRICE VIRGINIA QUINLIVAN LavorE LILLIAN RABON ANNEREGISTER =o oss CHARLENE REGISTER REBECCA RHODES .. . BaRBARA RIVENBARK . EVELYN ROCHELLE .. LAURAJ ROE gna uen nee MARy ROLAND . 5%. TN ApECOL.L INS aera ee mee DoroTHyY ROMEO .. . DOROTHY, RUSS eens MENOLA SANFORD . . (Continued ) Journalist Leader of swing band Social Service Worker Big game hunter Button Designer Florist Army nurse Secretary to a novelist Typing champion Dietitian at State College Saleslady Cosmetics demonstrator Old-maid school teacher Freckle cream demonstrator Fuller Brush woman Singer Sewing Machine demonstrator Telephone operator Soap box orator President of P.-T. A. Radio singer Super saleslady Home-maker Secretary Hep-Cat Blues singer “The Constant Nymph” Informer on U. S. Government Leader of Women’s Rights Movements Rhumba queen G-String Murder Detective Chiropractor Stylist Olympic champion Tennis queen Model for Woodbury’s Bacteriologist Crap-queen THE CLASS PROPHECY ARDEN SCHELL BARBARA SCHERR HOY CEMOCOTT asa. aoa un.) es BEATRICE SELLERS GARI YLE SEYMOUR ME any NorMa SKELTON ... . EMILY SKINNER Lots SprkEs SHAW... . EUcyY SHEFFIELD . . . . ANN SHUFFLER ... . MARGARET SMITH . . MILDRED SMITH. .. . GENEVIEVE SNEEDEN SMITH JEAN SOLOMON . MARGARET SPILLMAN IE ASOYMMES. 5. (cs 0-0) oo JUNE TAYLOR ByaH THOMASON ... . Mary BELLE THORNE . JOANNE TSANTES Guorta LODD! 9.0. 6! VIRGINIA VLACK EYEDYN VOLK . . - MARGARET VOWELL . . ineARRIET WALSH .)..°5 % HEAN MW ALTON ob. le) LoutsE Fay WALTON . . . DDICIEGW ARD® - st) elds 8s BARBARA WARREN... . Doris WINDHAM GERALDINE WEAVER .. . MARGARET WENBERG . . . JOVeER WESTBY 8 i) se us VIOLET WHITMAN... . ATLA Ray WILLIAMSON . . PAULINE WILLIAMSON. . Inuegugance WWALECCINE sy A oes (Continued ) Latest heart-throb of the nation Certified Public Accountant Queen of the underworld Comedian World renown pianist Broadway actress North Carolina’s foremost horsewoman Acrobat Choir director Professional model Bridge teacher Social service worker Interior decorator Dramatic critic Kindergarten teacher Modeler of hair ribbons Tulip raiser Hostess of Stage Door Canteen Home economics teacher Author of current best seller Lecturer on beauty culture Comic strip writer Inventor of run-proof stockings Happily married Music teacher Gift shop owner Red Cross nurse Director of Chamber Music Society Florist’s assistant Superintendent of a hospital Radio singer Model Owner of the Sure Wave Beauty Salon Cigarette girl Lived happily ever after A sweet little wife Private secretary THE CLASS HISTORY 1964! And, the entire nation is agog at the n ews that Dr. Joe Glover, the greatest inventive genius of the century, has at last completed his amazing machine to turn time backward. The initial demonstration of the new invention will be given in Dr. Glover’s hometown of Wilmington, North Carolina with the class of ’44 of New Hanover High participating. Those alumni, of whom some are now famous national and international figures, have been gathering for days ahead of time, all eager to relive their carefree school days. Two of them, one, a renowned foreign correspondent, Claude Jordan; the other, a well-known Broadway actress, Kathleen Guthrie, are standing on the corner of 13th and Market Streets reminiscing before the eventful demonstration. “Remember what a fresh bunch of freshmen we were?” Jordan asked. “T certainly do. All of our teachers said we were the most irresponsible group they’d ever seen,” Kay answered quickly. “We went up the ‘down’ steps and don’t they all—we dropped in on senior classes when we went to 211 instead of 311, and we made ourselves generally obnoxious — to the upperclassmen anyway. And remember our first election?” “Yes. Let’s see, we elected Bill McIlwain to lead us that time, I believe. He made a good president, too. Really looked out for our interests.” They walked down 13th Street toward Princess. “Look, there’s the new gym,” Kay suddenly cried, “only I guess it isn’t so new now. Remember the uproar those workmen made dropping iron beams and bricks and anything else they could?” “I sure do, but the old place really is a credit to the school now. On the whole that first year was pretty eventful, but I guess more really happened during our sophomore year than any other time.” “Yes,” Kay agreed meditatively, “because that was the year the United States entered World War II. I don’t think Ill ever forget that December 8th when the whole school gathered to hear President Roosevelt’s speech asking Congress for a declaration of war. It must have been quite a sight to see grim, set faces of all those boys and girls as they listened to his long-remembered words.” “And just a few days later N. H. H. S. declared war on the Axis,” Jordan added, “but that’s not all that made it eventful, for it was during that year that we adopted our new constitution. Come to think of it, Gerald Baker was the last sophomore president elected under the old one. And then came June and we became full-fledged Juniors.” “Didn’t we have fun our Junior year? We went to assembly with the Seniors and really enjoyed it even though we did have to sit still while they went out.” THE CLASS HISTORY (Continued ) “And remember our first class play? It was called ‘What About Betty’, wasn’t it? Everybody expected it to be a colossal flop, but we really surprised them. It was one of the best plays in years. And then there was that wonderful Junior-Senior we gave for the graduating class.” “It was loads of fun,” she agreed. “I loved those cute little gifts they gave to some of the most outstanding seniors. We surprised everyone that year too by elect- ing a girl as our class president. But Byah Thomason was a pretty swell girl, wasn’t she?” “She really was. And she made a grand Student Body President the next year when B. D. Albright had to resign because Uncle Sam called him. “Our senior year was really the year of years. N. H. H. S. again expanded and took over Isaac Bear for commercial classes. And just think how proud we were to at last be able to use those front steps—the Senior Steps! And then there was our Senior play. We surely enjoyed that.” Jordan broke in. “That Junior class certainly outdid themselves when they gave us our Junior-Senior. Everyone had a marvelous time that night. And then came June and we graduated. Gosh, I hated to leave the old place.” “Me too. I wish we could do it all over again.” “Well, we can! Joe’s machine is going to make it possible.” “Then what are we waiting for?” And walking slowly, they joined the crowd moving toward the N. H. H. S. auditorium. Mary EMMA HUMPHREY. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT “What in the future can compare What dazzling moments seem so bright” As memory’s peek in romance rare Those shining school days lost to sight. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA; COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER. We, the members of the famed class of °44, realizing that the remainder of our days in N. H. H. S. are few, and being of sound body and comparatively sound mind, do hereby bequeath to our proteges, the Juniors, our worldly possessions, our charming ways and our charming personalities interwoven with our many not so charming characteristics. As a class we wish to bequeath the following: First: Our love and enthusiasm for our school and our loyalty to its high standards. SECOND: Our excellent record in football for the 43 season. Keep up our good work, you underclassmen. We'll beat Raleigh yet. Tuirp: We do bequeath to you also our ways and means of cutting school with the hope you'll be more successful with them than we were. FourTH: As individuals the following of our class leave to you their special outstanding qualities: I, Byah Thomason, do will and bequeath my numerous abilities and leadership characteristics to Eloise Jacobi, who has proved herself worthy of them. I, Ned Herring, do will and bequeath my way with the women to “Killer” Hufham, realizing that he isn’t badly in need of it. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued) I, Betty Evans, do will and bequeath my never-fail flirting technique to Betty Sue Westbrook, who in turn, will make wise use of it. I, Claude Jordan, do will and bequeath my mouth and irrepressible fil-bustering in government class to Charlie Mitchell. I, Lucy Sheffied, do will and bequeath my certain somethin’ to Maurel Deans. I, Mary Norma Levine, do will and bequeath my one-track mind and sweet dis- position to Norwood Smith. I, Courtland Symmes, do will and bequeath my “Report to the Office” slips to Jimmy Wells. I, Katherine Dixon, do will and bequeath my threadbare rugs and worn out phono- graph records to anyone unfortunate enough to live as close to school as I do. I, Dick Watts, do will and bequeath my “zoot suit” to all the “drape shape squares” of the Junior Class, as I don’t think I’ll be needing them where I’m going. I, Barbara Marshall, do will and bequeath my business intelligence to Evelyn Jones. I, “Whitey” Auld, do will and bequeath my supply of peroxide to Winford Sutton. I, Mary Baldwin, do will and bequeath my glamorous hair and style to “Muggie” Parks. I, Bobby Kester, do will and bequeath my Rudolph Valentino looks to Jimmy Burns. I, Margaret Wenberg, do will and bequeath my ability to wear clothes and my love for “Blue Waltz” perfume to Helen Hicks. I, Pat Preston, do will and bequeath my position as lieutenant colonel in R. O. T. C. to “Rat” Mathis. I, Charlene Register, do will and bequeath my dancing secrets to Helen Codington fhe jamoverian- LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued ) I, Billy MclIlwain, do will and bequeath my personality, popularity, and football talents to Jack Lowrimore. I, Joyce Bland, do will and bequeath my love for the school dances—especially be- tween dances—to Alana Mathes. I, Stan Prouty, do will and bequeath my wolfish manner to Willard Herring. I, Ida Jo Graham, do will and bequeath my vim, vigor, and vitality to Theresa Henderson. We, the aforesaid class of 44 do will and bequeath to the Junior Class our faith in the future and overwhelming courage to face whatever our destiny may be, with the assurance that they will find inspiration in our convictions. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the said class of 44 do hereunto set our hand and afhx our seal. Signed: JoE VENABLE, ELEANOR BURGWIN Signed, sealed, published, and declared by the said class of ’44, as for and to be their last will and testament in the presence of us, we do hereunto subscribe our name as witnesses thereof. Signed: Davip GAYLoR, DorotHy RoMEO, JuLIAN Morton, The gang’s all here The world’s greatest paradox Eighth! Mr. and Mrs. That inseparable pair The 3 Musketeers The Wildcat goes to press The Great Profile Wish I had a Slingshot Our athletes in a huddle. Little wolves in a row! My - My! Whatcha waiting for? Sighting for a bullseye. Did you call me? The day reports came out. 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