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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1945 volume:

THE HANOVERIAN VOLUME TEN 1945 Published by SENIOR CLASS NEW HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL Wilmington, North Carolina CaLvin Buxxarp, Editor-in-Chief Erste Corsetti, Business Manager WILMINGTON PRINTING COMPANY WILMINGTON, N.C. oan etey , a =a a a Iu Memoriam MARTHA ANNE HALLIGAN Junel255 1927. seA pril 1942 LEROY HILL BLAKE March 6, 1927 ‘February 27, 1944 In these last happy hours of our high school days we remem- ber these two who shared our joys, our trials, and helped us in so many little ways. DEDICATION saa MISS FRANCES FORMYDUVAL Gracious in manner, Thorough in knowledge, Sincere in pur pose, Understanding and kind— She is an inspiration For fuller living. PRINCIPAL Mr. THomMas 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 Re gistrar Duke University, A.B. Miss FANNY O’KEEF Registrar Duke University, A.B. Miss Virrcrnia HERRIN Dean Agnes Scott College, A.B. University of Southern California, M.S. Miss JANICE PRIDGEN Student Assistant Mr. W. A. Moore Custodian of the Building FACULTY MISS VIRGINIA DARE ADKINS MISS ANNE BARKSDALE . MISS LOUISE L. BASHFORD MRS. BERNICE D. BJONERUD MISS DOROTHY BOYKIN 5 MRS. JOSIE BROCK MR. RUPERT BRYAN _. MISS MARGARET BURNS MR. FRED CAPPS . . MISS ELIZA A. COLLINS . MISS GERTRUDE COWARD . MISS MARTHA CROMARTIE . MRS. ZYLPHIA DANIELS MISS CAROLYN DUKE MISS JOYCE DUNHAM MRS. ANNIE LAURIE EDWARDS . MISS ANNIE KATE EVANS MRS. ANNE S. FARMER... MRS. MARGARET M. FISHER . MISS FRANCES FORMYDUVAL MISS EDNA FUSSELL : MISS KATHERINE GRAY .. MISS MARY E. GROVERMAN WOR, AiG dbs JEU NCRONH— 5 co a ¢ MISS BETTY HALLIGAN . MISS HELEN VIRGINIA HANNA MRS. LAURA W. HARRISS MISS KATHERINE HAWES _. MISS MARGARET HOLLAND . . MRS. MARY ELIZABETH HOOD CAPT. JAMES W. JENKINS MISS DeLON KEARNEY MRS. MARY H. KEITH . LT. EUGENE J. LACOCK MISS MARY LATHROP MISS PAULINE LEVIN MRS. LUA LeGRAND . MRS. RUTH K. LODOR MISS EMMA LOSSEN MRS. C. B. NEWCOMB MRS. LAURA HOWELL NORDEN . MR. ALBERT O’BRIANT .. . SERGEANT CLAUDE POWELL MISS SARAH MOORE ROBINSON | MISS REBECCA RUSS MISS MAIE SANDERS MR. PAUL SCHMIDT .. MRS. BERTA H. SCOTT MR. F. C. SHIGLER . MISS DOROTHY SHEARIN | MRS. BURROWS SMITH _. MISS HATTIE LOU SMITH MISS PEGGY SNOW. . MISS MARTHA STACK . MRS. ELIZA D. SYMMES MISS VIRGINIA WALSH MISS RUSSELL WARD MISS VIRGINIA WARD . . MISS MARY CLINE WARREN MRS. RUTH V. WARREN . MISS REBECCA WEANT . . . MISS MAUDE M. WEBER .. . MRS. VERA WEBSTER MRS. GEORGE WEST MR. GEORGE WEST . . MR. GEORGE S. WILLARD, JR. MISS MARGARET A. WILLIAMS MRS. EDYTH F. WINNINGHAM . FACULTY Atlantic Christian College, A. B. Winthrop College, A. B.; W. C. U. N. C., B. S. S. A. Meredith College, A. B. in Psychology, Baptist Training School; Louis- ville, Ky. : Winthrop College, B. S. Coker College, A. B. in Biology Chowan College, Summer Schools, University of N. ‘C., Columbia Uni- versity Wake Forest College, B. A. Winthrop College, B. S. in Home Economics Ohio Wesleyan University, B. A., M. A. We Ce USN: CG.) Aa Bs Mie (Cs WE date (Oks Aly 1B Brenau College, A. B.; University of Georgia, M. A. Registered Nurse Meredith College, A. B. KC als Os Ass. WW. Cau Na CAB: HO De Cl Aces. Wa Cay Ue Ne OPA BE State Teachers College, Farmville, Va., B. S. Greensboro College, A. B. Greensboro College, University of N. C., A. B. Vio 5 Win Nia (Gap 18 SE Wi CU NaC. Bes: Queens College, A. B. We CrUteNa Cy Bas: Winthrop College, A. B. Brenau College, A. B. We CaURENEC:, BaiSSa Ae Lander College, A. B. Bowling Green College of Commerce, Bowling Green, Ky., A. B. Texas A. and M., B. S We Cl UNSC. AB: W. C. U.N. C., National School of Arts and Sciences, B. S. U. S. Army, retired; Army Band School WE Co Us iNeeCs eA. Be Winthrop College, A. B. Mississippi State ‘College for Women, A. B.; University of N. C., M. A. Cafeteria WeCsUa Ne CAA B: Meredith College, A. B. Chicago Musical College, M. Music Duke University U. S. Army Northwestern University, B. M., M. M. Salem College, B. S. WinCy Uns NeiCeeAa Be Meredith College, A. B. Bob Jones ‘College, Panama City, Florida, B. S. HE CaleGonAw Bb: W. C. U.N. G:.; A.B: Flora McDonald College, A. B. Mary Washington College, B. S. W. C. U.N. C., A. B., University of South Carolina Radcliffe College, A. B. Wie CUS EN eGo Amer? Chowan College, A. B. W.C. U. N. C., B. S.; University of Tennessee, M. S. Salem College, A. B. IW Ca UNE Cle AawB: Guilford College, A. B.; University of North Carolina, B. S. Northeast Missouri State Teachers College, B. S. in Education; Baptist Training School, Louisville, Ky., Master of Religious Education a Os Le OAs Bs Boston University Ohio University, B. S.; Ohio State University, M. A. E. C. T. C., A. B.; N. C. State College, M. S. Wey UseNe Car AaB: University of North Dakota, A. B., M. A.; University of N. C. ees 2 Hamovehian eS Seniors GEASS OHFIGERS President . ; , : : : ‘ LucILE CONLY Vice-President ; : ; : ' Z HELEN COoODINGTON Secretary . ° : : 4 ‘ : Max GopwIN Representatives — CaLvin BuULLARD, ELotse Jacopi, MARGARET Parks, CATHERINE RUSSELL, VIRGINIA SHAW, TOMMY SNELL, AND BetTTy SUE WESTBROOK. CLASS POEM As now we take our leave, O School, of thee, Nostalgic memories flash across our minds. Each Senior in his thought of thee still finds In backward glances many joys to see: Teachers—loved far more for what they seem to be Than for instruction of so many kinds, And friendship forged with powerful tie that binds Our hearts to them, dear School, and so to thee. ’Tis hard to say goodbye, but this we must, And turn our eyes toward what the future holds, Uncertain tho’ it be, we put our trust In Him whose loving care always enfolds Those who for guidance seek his wise and just And ever-loving care for those He molds. Ne tamoiian ALLENDER, PAULINE Girls’ Basketball Team. Silent and sweet. Dark and petite By all of our clan She is well liked. ANDREWS, CLAUDE DANIEL Bible Club. An industrious, ambitious Stick-to-it worker, Attends to his duty And is never a shirker. ANDREWS, LOUIS Louis Andrews never on time, That's all I can think of In this rhyme. APPLEBERRY, THOMAS K. HisYo le 234) Gleer Clubmlye2 worm O mele Ceo o wae Rifle Team 3, 4; Visual Education Staff 1, 2; Wildcat Assistant Photo Editor 4. He and Willis will soon be dead, For their corn will not longer be beared. ASHWORTH, ROBERT ANDERSON, II R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Rifle Team 3, 4; Football 4. A winsome way A football star A good sport And thé biggest smile on the campus by far. AVERY, GWENDOLYN Home Economics Club 1, 2; Bible Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Thespians 3, 4; Physical Education Club 1; Choir; Hi-Y 1; D. O. (President) 4. Sweet and pretty Silent and quick, She’s the type that helps make Our Senior Class click. AXLER, RACHEL Latin Club; O. Henry Literary Society; Home Econo- mies Club; Physical Education Club. For she was the quiet kind, Whom nature never varies. AY ASH, EMILE RICHARD ““Moolie” is a regular guy And he’s really not shy But he’s often been known to tell you why He doesn’t like your tie. BAME, DORIS JUANITA She’s happy and jovial And loves to make friends She’s the type of person On whom you can depend. BARLOW, WILLIAM A. R. O. T. C. 2, 8, 4; Officers’ Club 4; Homeroom Chairman 1; Latin Club 1. A great big boy In a stringy sort of way With a mischievous smile And an eye for play. e timovetian ae BATSON, DORIS JUANITA She is quiet and polite And always the same, Everyone wonders who’s her flame. BATSON, MYRTLE Friendly and full of life is this girl; May pleasant things always for her unfurl. BENNETT, GRACIE LEE She’s smart and quick and clever, too She’s little, cheerful, friendly, true. BIDDLE, HELEN ROm TC.) Band 2) 3) 4: “Sports have made her gay and agile, In her old age, she’ll not be fragile.” BOBBITT, J. IRVIN Latin Club 2, (President) ; Scribblers’ Club 2: Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3; R. O. T. CG. Zo BS LES Nahe Se Vp (Secretary 4) ; Hi-Y Minstrel 3; Junior Play 3; Jun- ior-Senior Dance Committee; Vice-President of Stu- dent Body 4; Editor-in-Chief of Wildcat 4; Execu- tive Council 4; Student Legislature 4; Forum Club 4, (Vice-President) ; Officers’ Club A (etn, Coy, SON?) Dramatics Club 4. I, Irvin Bobbitt, do love to play ; But if you need help, I am ready any day. I’m glad I’m no one else but me, Because I’m loved by all, you see. BOONE, LOUISE Hi-Y 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Library Club, 3, 4. Every little breeze seems to whisper “‘Louise”’ But “Doug” is her cheese. So don’t tease. BORDEAUX, ANNA MAE Physical Education; Choir; Basketball; Softball. A winsome brunette, She loves to talk, When there’s work to be done, She’s never the one to balk. BOSTIAN, ALICE JEAN Home Economics Club 1, 2; O. Henry Literary So- ciety 1, 3, 4; Latin Club 2; Homeroom Chairman 2; Library Club 4; Hi-Y Club 4. Quiet, likeable, and sweet, Blond, cute, and very neat. BOWERS, SPENCER HOEL Klick Club; Boxing. A pleasing personality Has this Salisbury lad. A more interesting hobby than reading Cannot be had. BRANHAM, BERNICE She’s very cute and, oh! so petite; And I’ve heard rumors she’s also very sweet. BRINDELL, BARBARA A. Latin Club 2, 3. Quiet, sincere, and kind; A better friend is hard to find. BRINDELL, ROBERT J., Jr. Glee Club 4; R. O. T. C. y Tall, blue-eyed blond, Need more be said? BRINSON, MARTHA JEWEL Bible Club 1; Glee Club 1; D. O. 4. “Although her thoughts go ’round and ’round, I know some day they'll settle down.” BRYANT, NANCY ROSE ; Hi-Y 38, 4, (Vice-Pres. 3) ; Spanish Club 3; National Honor Society 3, 4. “A girl with poise To please the boys.” BUCHANAN, HARRY Washington and Lee High School, Arlington, Va.; Homeroom Chairman Jr. year. Many a heart he’s bound to break This boy with the blue-green eyes On the ladder of fortune he’ll reach the peak; And be successful ’till the day he dies. BULLARD, CALVIN S. Hi-Y 8, 4, (Vice-Pres. 3) ; R. O. T. C. 2, 8, 4; Editor- In-Chief of Hanoverian; Orientation Day 4; Student Legislature 4; Latin Club 1; Hi-Y Minstrel 3; Bible Club 2; Glee Club 4. If you want a boy who is full of fun, A boy who'll stick ’till the job is done, Who greets all alike with a friendly grin, The boy you want is Calvin. BUMBY, PHILLIP H. 1, HOS Wo Go If you see a convertible coupe You know that Phillip’s the head of the group. BURNS, JAMES MOSS, Jr. Declamation Contest 1, 2, 3, Winner of Junior-Senior Boy’s group; Scribblers’ Club; Thespians; R. O. 4h 5 A, bs Zhe Odes (Olli 2) ix Ashi WW bh alc Debating Club 1, 2; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Presi- dent of Student Body 4; State Student Council Dele- gate 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 2, 3; Wildcat Circulation Staff ieee. wos wating @lubpmo. No matter how the tide turns Or what troubles come our way We can depend on Jimmy Burns Any time of day. BURNETT, ELLA MAE Choir. She’s pretty and dark, And pleasingly plump; But she’s already married A sailor got in the first jump. CAMERON, WILLIAM McIVER, Jr. ie R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Homeroom Chairman 3. With a mischievous grin, And a friendly smile, Dependable always— He'll be worth while. CAMPBELL, ANN She’s dark and pretty And she’s the star of this little ditty. CAMPBELL, JEAN ELIZABETH Candor, N. C., Basketball 1, 2, SD SOLtballs lm 2eeais Gleel@lub 152° 3 Band 1, 2) 3. A_ sporting way—a friendly grin With her determination, she’s bound to win. CAMPBELL, L. PAUL, Jr. Asst. Manager of Basketball Team 4; Manager of Football Team 2; R. O. T. C. 2, 4; Monogram Club 4; Latin Club 4; Football Team 4. Paul, you'd better be careful We’re on to you. We saw you one night in a very dark car; Cherchez la femme, or are there a few? CANADY, FRANCES S. A tranquil smile But—oh so shy! And all the while We wonder why. CANADY, WILLIE V. Announcer at football games. A quick smile, a friendly way, Willie is happy, Come what may. CANNON, JANE WALKER Home Economics 1, 2; Latin Club Pay OH Softly she treads, As on carpets of fur; Softly she speaks, Like a pussy cat’s purr. CAPPS, MARJORIE L. Pll bet you couldn’t count All the boys yowve swept off their feet Pil bet it would amount To as many as you happened to meet. CARR, MARY JO Latin Club 2; French Club Bi, dhe ighione ZL Quiet and kind in her own sweet way, Mary Jo does more than one good deed a day. CAUDILL, DOROTHY Choir; Home Economics Club 1; Bible Club 1, 2 Distributive Education 1; Latin Club 2. Sweet as a flower, neat as a pin, Cute as a doll, she’ll always win. ie) CAUDILL, JAMES R. Durham High School; Football 1; Baseball 1; Clee Club 3, 4; Operetta 3; R. O. T. C. 3, 4; Wildcat 4; Music Appreciation 4; Klick Club 4; Thespians 4; Arts and Crafts Club 4. Jumpy and jivey Poetic and lively. CHADWICK, LEON LEE (PETE) R. O. T. C. Band 2, 3; Diversified Occupations 4. He’s a conscientious little soul, Fit for any kind or sort of role. CHINNIS, ROBERT Glee Club) 2, 383)R O21. Cx 23.04. Straightforward and honest, a really good worker, No one will ever call Robert a shirker. CLARK, BETTIE M. Latin Club; O. Henry Literary Society; Bible Club; Hi-Y Club; Spanish Club. A charming brunette with her rolling brown eyes, To all that is asked, she cheerfully complies. CLEMENTS, GWENDOLYN Transferred from Orlando High School, Orlando, Florida; O. Henry Literary Society 3; Orchestra 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Hi-Y 8, 4, (Treasurer 4) ; Scribblers’ Club 4; Thespians 4; Forum Club 4. Kind, considerate, smart, and sweet This combination is difficult to beat. CODINGTON, HELEN ROSEMARY Wildcat Staff 4; Arts Crafts Club 2; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Battalion Sponsor 4; Vice-President of Senior Class. I feel so happy that I bubble over; Life seems as lovely as a field of clover. COLEY, ERNEST jexrmayel ObS 38), @)s 40s Co Pe By, 2h He ranks high among the best And he really is earnest. CON DYeREUGIEE Legislature 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 3, Sec. 2); Hi-Y Minstrel 2, 3; President of Senior Class; Student Court 8, (Clerk); Social Marshal 4; Junior Play; O. Henry Literary Society 1, 2, 3, (Sec. 3) ; Home Economics Club 1, 2; National Honor Society 3, 4; Hanoverian Staff 4; Wildcat Staff 3, 4, (Circulation Manager 4): Latin Club 1, 2, (Pres. 2) ; French Club 8, 4; Delegate to State Student Council Congress 4. She’s light and airy just like a fairy And always exceedingly gay If you want a friend for the rest of your life, Just call on Lucile Conly today. CONRAD, GERALD President of Klick Club 3; Photographic Editor of Wildcat 4; Photographic Editor of Hanoverian 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Judicial Marshal 4. Beware! the boy with the camera eye, If you don’t watch out he’ll snap you on the sly. CORBETT, BERNARD, Jr. Football 2, 8, 4; Homeroom Chairman 1; R. O. T. C. 2, 8, 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Baseball 4;.Klick Club 38. “Happy” Corbett’s only interest lies In those certain looks in ‘‘Bb’s’’ eyes. CORBETT, B. ELSIE Pini Lem Athletics Club 1, 2, (Bowling, Sec. Treas. 1) ; Soft- ball 1; Basketball 1, 8, (Captain) ; Scribblers Club 2, 3, 4, (Program Chairman) ; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 1, Vice-Pres. 2) ; Hi-Y Minstrel 1, 2, 3; Junior Class President; Junior Play; Business Manager of Hano- verian; QO. Henry Literary Society 3, 4, (Vice- Pres.) ; May Day Chairman 3; Bible Club 1, 4; Thespians 4; Spanish Club 3; Latin Club 1; Legisla- ture 3; Homeroom Chairman 2, 4; Representative to State Student Council Legislature Meeting 3; Repre- sentative to Eastern District Legislature Meeting 3. Elsie Corbett never morbid Always full of fun, Forever working for others She is loved by everyone. GRA ELAR RY Con JR: A lively step, A shy smile, Hard working and studious All the while. CROOM, JAMES Basketball. “Ludie’ thinks he is a tough guy, But as a dancer, he’s a rough guy. CROWLEY, EDITH S. Latin Club 1, 2, (Pres. 1) ; Glee Club; Klick Club 3, 4. She’s nonchalant, she’s worriless, What she’s thinking we cannot guess. CULLEN, MAUREL DEANS Drum Majorette 1, 3; Home Economics Club 2; Li- brary Science Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Bible Club 4; Glee Club 1. Warm and friendly, Blonde and shy, We wish her luck As the years go by. DAVIS, DONALD F. Hi-Y 4; Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3; Scribblers’ Club 4; Klick Club 4. “Professor” is a lanky guy And oh my soul! He’s so terribly shy. DAVIS, JEAN DARDEN Short and sweet; A combination like that Just can’t be beat. DIXON, CLIFTON N., Jr. R. O. T. C. 3, 4; Latin Club 1; Gym 1. A graceful dancer with a cheery smile, To dance with Cliff any girl would walk a mile. DOWD, MURDOCK EDWARD, Jr. R: O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 8, 4; Officers’ Club 4; Baseball 4; R. O. T. C. (Basketball Champs) 3. They call him ‘‘Red’’, And we all know why Maybe it’s the color of his hair That makes the damsels sigh EASON, DORIS AILEEN Aileen has blonde hair She’s gay without a care Boys, please don’t stare! ELLISON, MARJORIE Library Club 2; Wildcat Staff. Behind her quiet preoccupied ways, We know there’s a mind That will last all her days. FALES, DORIS ADELE Bible Club 2, 38, 4, (Pres. 4); Scribblers’ Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 4); Hi-Y 3, 4, (Vice-Pres. 4) ; Debating Club 3; Home Economics Club 1, 2; Orchestra 3, 4; Dramatics Club 4; Forum Club 4. Merry as the day is long Helpful in all we do, We’re glad we've known her For she’s one we won’t forget, too. FIELD, SARAH CORNELIA She’s quiet and goes her own way; She’s aware that worry does not pay. FOSTER, JAMES CREED “When hearts are true, Few words will do.” FRANKS, VIRGINIA Bible Club 1, 2, 8, 4, (Vice-Pres. 2; Pres. 3); Hi-Y 1, 2, 8, 4, (Treas. 2); Minstrel 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Declamation Contest 2, 8, 4, (Winner Freshman, Sophomore) ; Homeroom Chairman 2; Physical Edu- cation Club 1; President of Co-ordinating Committee Hi-Y 4; National Honor Society 4. She’s melody personified; She has drama in her bones; She always has a happy smile And thrills you with her mellow tones. GILBERT, ELIZABETH She’ll make a good wife For some good man; To please him, she’ll do whatever she can. GODLEY, WILLIAM L. Billy is a lad Who'll go quite far, Although he has no gas for his car. GODEEYeurl a Ga) Band; Glee Club 2. Hell sing you a tune And tell you where to go Yowd better be good, Talk low, and walk slow. GODWIN, MAX Hi-Y 3, 4, (President 4, Treasurer 3) ; Latin Club 1, (President) ; Secretary of Senior Class 4; Captain 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 38, 4; National Honor Society 4. In Max, with his deep resounding voice, Which seldom reveals his deepest dreams, We see a dreamer, one we need To lead us with his plans like guiding beams. GODWIN, SARA LOIS Home Economics Club 1, 2; Bible Club 4. A ruby is red And red means “Danger’’, Danger of love? Yes, of a stranger, GOLDBURG, WALTER I. Debating Club 3, 4; French Club 3; Declamation Con- test 1; Visual Education Staff 1, 2, 4; National Honor Society 8, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Chief Marshal 4; R. O. Ce Band) 15.254. “Walter means what he says He’s candid, in fact; We admire his sincerity, Truthfulness, and tact.” GMYTRUK, FRANCES Home Economics Club 1, 2; Library Club 4; Span- ish Club 4. We all like Frances, With her friendly way, She’ll make a fine nurse, And from her course she'll not stray. GRAY, LUCILLE Glee Club 3, 4. Tall, nice-looking, gracious, Smart, sincere, and vivacious. GROOVER, LILY EDMONDSON Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, (Secretary 1, Treasurer 2); Spanish 2, 3; O. Henry Literary Society 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Physical Education Club. A rare combination of dancing blue eyes, And abundant brown hair She’s vivacious and sprightly, And always free from care. GUNNERSEN, THELMA Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Treasurer 3); Arts and Crafts Club 1, 3; Junior Play; Dramatics Club 4; O. Henry Liter- ary Society 4; Bible Club 4. She'll argue with you until the end, And morbid tales are her delight But she loves to dance without her shoes, And she'll come out winner in any fight. HALL, CHARLES FURMAN Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 1, 4; Glee Club 2, 3. You'd think he’s solemn and dignified, But when he’s angry you'd better hide. HALL, MARGARET VIRGINIA Choire, 2558.74. Dark, winsome, and carefree, Loads of fun and full of glee. HANSON, LOUIS A., Jr. Hootballe 2a. 64; hes O eb. Ch 20535 4s Intramural Basketball; Latin Club; Baseball 4. “T’ll never have the fortune Which only genius brings But I have a lot of talent For enjoying little things.” HARRISON, BETTY JANE Hi-Y 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, (Treas. 4) ; Latin Club 3, 4, ( Vice-Presi- dent and Treasurer) ; Hanoverian Staff 4; Declama- tion Contest 1, 2. Wavy, blond hair and a wealth of joy Which she’s always ready to share, She infects you with mirth from head to toe, As she shakes with a joy that is rare. HARRISS, WEDDELL Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Basketball 4; R. O. TT IOn Zen OA Gelatin ©lubm- To any girl ‘‘Eel’”’ is the king of dreams, Just like Frankie, he gets the screams. HARTON, LYNN Klick Club 3. His long wavy hair His big, wide shoulders Make him a boy beyond compare. HARVELL, HELEN PEARL Dramatics Club; Choir 1, 2. Here’s a girl we all adore, We’re speechless and can say no more. HASHAGEN, MARY ELLEN Latin Club 38, 4. You might think she’s lazy, And very commonplace ; But when you get to know her She’ll show a different face. HAYES, JULIA Julia Hayes has pleasing ways And that’s a fact From Sam’s almanac. HEAD, WILLIAM G. Re. OSV. 2:) 3.) 4) Officers, Club: He does not resemble Frankenstein, He is not like Charles Boyer, He is the happy medium, Of every girl’s prayer. HERBERT, CONSTANCE KENNISON Glee Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club 2, 3, 4, ( Vice-Presi- dent 4) ; Seribblers’ Club 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Hi-Y 4. Frail as the midnight wail of a bird, Pale as the moonlight’s silvery rays, Pure as the soft glowing snow, Connie came from the fairy book tales. HERRING, FAYE Glee Club 1, 2, 8; Diversified Occupations 4. Faye is a girl we all admire For she has many talents That we would like to acquire. HERRING, KATHARYNE Latin Club 2; Hi-Y 3, (Clinton High School). To be alive is a great deal of fun, As I raise my eyes to the glorious sun. HICKS, HELEN CHALMERS Klick Club 1; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Vice-President 2) ; Seribblers’ Club 2, 38, 4; Thespians 2, 8; O. Henry Literary Society 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 4; Wildcat Staff 2, 4; Make-up Ed. 4; Declamation Contest 3, 4; Span- ish Club 2, 3; Hi-Y Minstrel 2, 3, 4; National Honor Society 4. Poise, and self assurance, Blonde and abundant hair, A sincere and friendly person One without a care. HOBBS, JANE Homeroom Chairman 3. Walking along life’s highway, Upright, contented, friendly, and gay. HOLMES, CLAYTON C., Jr. R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Declamation Contest 1; Home- room Chairman 3. A new lieutenant is he, And he’s pleased as pleased can be, We are not surprised at his success And we know he'll reach the top with his prowess. HOLTON, JACK MAURICE Quiet and shy is Jack Holton But the girls are still waiting and hopin’. HUBAND, ELSIE M. She’s shy, she’s kind, she’s good clean through, Friends she has many; virtue—more than a few. HUHN, FRANCES We know there’ lots in her small blond head, For the more you know the less is said. JACKSON, THAD 6S. Glee Club 1; Bible Club 1. If fun and duty ever clash, Pll let duty go to smash. JACOBI, ELOISE Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 2); Homeroom Chairman 1, 2, 3; Scribblers’ Club 1, 2, 3, (Program Chairman 2) ; National Honor Society 3, 4, (Vice-Pres.) ; Secre- tary of Eastern State Student Council Congress 1944; Sponsor of Co. D; Wildcat Staff 2; Legisla- ture 1, 2, 4, (Clerk 4) ; Editor of Handbook 3; Presi- dent of Sophomore Class; Hanoverian Staff 4. Laughable, lovable, friendly, and sweet, No wonder she’s the sponsor of Co. D. JAMES, VICTOR The joy of youth and health In his eyes are displayed; And the joy of living in his smile, It is oft times said. JOHNSON, FLORA MINNIE Home Economics Club 1, 2; Arts and Crafts Club 1; Diversified Occupations. You'd think her very quiet With nothing much to say; But please remember this She only says important things each day, JOHNSON, FRANCES HETTIE Wildcat Staff. She loves to dance, and skate as well, And music really sends her; She flies around on a rambunctious mare, And is she solid, yes sir! is ik Pp) JOHNSON, JESSIE COZZETTE “In childhood’s unsuspicious hours The fairies crowned her head with flowers, And as they did so, kissed her chin And left a dimple implanted therein. JOHNSON, MARGARET R. French Club 4; O. Henry Literary Society 4. “Peggy” is what they call her She’s short and blonde and sweet A friendly smile for everyone Which will cheer you and give you a treat. JOHNSTON, JUDITH Glee Club 3; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Dramatics Club Play 8; Homeroom Chairman 1; Bible Club 3, 4; Music Club. Judith loves to play, Judith loves to walk And oh, my goodness! How Judith loves to talk. JONES, BESSIE MAE Bible Club; Arts and Crafts Club; French Club. Just another “one o’em Jones,’ But quiet and sweet is she She’s cooperative in every way, And is as busy as a busy bee. JONES, CHARLES D. R., O. T. C. 3, 4; Football 4; French Club 4. We don’t know how many boys Are in the Jones family, But we do know that the best of them, Is the guy named Charlie. JONES, JANET Reynolds High School: Forum Club; French Club 1, 2, (Vice-Pres. 2) ; Reporter, School Paper 2; Span- ish Club 4; Orchestra 3; O. Henry Literary Society 4; Thespians 4; Club Reporter 4; Hanoverian Staff 4. We closed our eyes and looked into the future, The curtain of the theatre was rising, And there disclosed our Janet Jones, The wonderful humorist—surprising ! JORDAN, MARGARET LEE O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 4. Chubby, jovial, and smiling, Good memories in her mind keep piling. KATZOFF, MYRA Myra truly has a heart of gold, She’s always ready to help any needy soul. KELEE Yee LUG Glee) Club=) Rs sO Ds Ga 2563)-) Football a 2re Rifle Team 2. Some folks say, “Be on time.” Hugh Kelley says, “Tor some folks, that’s mighty fine.’ KERN, JANE CAROLYN Her hair is red, but it’s really no sign That her temper flashes all the time. She’s really nice and considerate, too, For her laughter often rings like a chime. KING, JOHN RUFUS Art Club 1; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Officers’ Club 4; Glee Club 4. It’s oft times said that he’s mighty fine, And many folks have admired his hair; But what is most notable about John Rufus, Is the love that he has for his maiden fair. KORNEY, CLYNN He’s quiet as a mouse, very timid, ever shy, But with that sunny little smile—he’ll get by. LASSITER, WILLIAM E. National Honor Society; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4; Debating Club 2, 3; Forum Club 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Officers’ Club 4; Visual Education 1, 2, 3; Latin Club 2; Vice- President Freshman Class; Student Legislature 2; Declamation Contest 2. An all-round good fellow, everyone agrees, Who can explain matter, math, and more—if you please. LEONARD, HAROLD Another of the silent clan, Some day he’ll be a powerful man. LITTLE, BILLIE Basketball 3, in Wadesboro H. S. Full of fun is dark-eyed Billie, And full of love for a certain boy. We’re sure she can make his life full also, With faithfulness, companionship, music, and joy. LOPER, WILLIAM H. lie (Oo, dhe Gh BE ey Here is a pal That will always be true And so, Bill, we shall Always look up to you. LORD, KATHLEEN 5S. Diversified Occupations 4. Gray, serious eyes with a dreamy look You look like you come from a story book, And who would guess the thoughts you ponder When, in your day dreams, you start to wander. LOWRIMORE, JOHN T. Homeroom Chairman 2, 3; Officers’ Club 3, 4; Battal- ion Commander 4; Hi-Y 38, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. “Larry,’ we yell at football games, He follows the call and makes the play. Then broadly smiles without conceit And goes on casually about his way. MASON, CARL Football 3, 4; Basketball 8, 4; R. O. T. C.; Basket- ball 1, 2. He’s tall and seemingly quiet But at basketball he’s a riot. MATTHES, ALANA JANE Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, (Treas.) ; Dramatics Club 3, 4; Scrib- blers’ Club 2, 3, 4; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; Spanish Club 2, 3; Junior Play; Bible Club 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 3, 4. A damsel blessed with youth and grace And wit and beauty true; The piano she plays with ease, And likewise, boys’ hearts, too. MATTHIS, JOE ADOLPHUS, Jr. Basketball Manager; Football Manager. “Rat”? has charm galore and good sense to boot, All the girls think he’s pretty cute. MANER, BOBBY Basketball. The would-be poet of the school The boy that some say who Dances peculiar to himself And also a kangaroo! (All in fun, Bobby). MAY, FRANCES Bible Club; Arts and Crafts Club. She’s blonde, poised, and nice—_ As far as we know, she has no vice. MAYHAN, NANCY A. Bible Club. Her eyes reflect the radiance That comes to us from above, Her tongue is the law—of kindness, Her smile is the law—of love. MAZUR, ANDREW He has blonde hair And his voice is mellow, Yowll find that Andrew Is quite a fellow. McFARLING, HUGH lbgKabay Chitty Wl, Bois, O, 40, Ch B, Bh Zh He seems quiet to the outward eye, But yow’ll be fooled when you see him on the sly; For he has mischief and talk galore You'll soon find out that he’s no bore. MELTON, RUTH Latin Club 2, 3; Distributive Education 4( Secretary). I see a smile, a tender bloom Upon her lips that plays And all life’s tasks will she assume With kindness, patience, always. MERCER, EVELYN JONES Distributive Education 4; Hi-Y 1. With her dignified manner And her profuse calmness She'll never get in a mess. MILLER, GERALD EDWARD Photo Club 1; Klick Club 1. Stop! Look! And listen! All ye fans, Of speakers oratorical, Here’s one who talks also in his sleep, Soon he’ll be quite historical. MILLER, MILDRED CLAIRE Girls’ Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, (Chairman of Hi-Y Prayer Week 4); Spanish Club 8; O. Henry Literary Society 3; R. O. T. C. Band 1, 2; Hanoverian Staff 4; Bible Club 4; Hi-Y Minstrel 4. Efficiency plus is the word for Claire; For work she really has a flare. MITCHELL, CHARLES J. E Homeroom Chairman 2, 38, 4; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, (Head Cheerleader 4) ; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Intramural Basketball 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 1; Latin Club 1; Fresh- man Day Chairman; Junior Play 3. He yells until he is quite hoarse, But he’s really nothing like one; He jumps around like a big green frog, And he croaks just like one. MITCHELL, NORMA Home Economics Club 2; O. Henry Literary So- ciety 1. “Soft her voice as liquid measure Heard when the streamlet moves While her eyes of tender hazel Glowed with winning beams of love.” MILTON, HUGH M. I, OG Me Or! 7 ais 2 Big and bad this nonchalant boy, He’ll soon be in strategic employ. MURPHREE, GWEN MOORE, ANERLEE A swell girl is Anerlee Moore She’s always friendly and full of smiles Who could ask for anything more? MORRISON, JOE SHEPARD With a horse-pistol dangling at his side, He’d be a very efficient M. P. And there'd ’nere be a loafer in any halls If that person Joe could see! MORTON, ELOISE B. Homeroom Chairman 1. I'll be merry, I’ll be free, T’ll be sad for nobody. MEYERS, EMIL Glee Club 3, 4; Rifle Team 3, 4; Basketball 4; Base- ball 4; Wildcat Staff 4; Dramatics Club 4; R. O. Same Ca 2 Ss c4 “Goot” is a zoot suiter, He is also our N. H. H. S. Sinatra. His big baggy pants and his long curly hair Makes him seem to all the girls, quite fair. MYERS, M. EDWARD Tall and lanky and oh so shy, But he’s the boy who catches the eye. NEWTON, CURTIS The King of Belgium, yow ll recall Was called King Leopold; We hope his shirts are not so loud As our own King Newton, the Bold. NICHOLS, GLORIA ELENA Hi-Y 38, 4; Homeroom Chairman 4; O. Henry Liter- ary Society 3; National Honor Society 4. Friendly, gay, charming And dependable too, Well liked by all She’s genuine through and through. NIGH, EDWARD L., (“BILL”) Band 1; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; Home- room Chairman 4. Bill Nigh, not very shy. Yow’re telling I! NURNBERGER, WILLIAM, Jr. R. O. T. C.; Captain of Company ‘“‘C’’; Rifle Team. His oval-shaped face looks stern, But he’s full of fun, yow’ll soon learn. He’s often seen with a certain dark-haired girl, Together, they’re a pair out of this world. ODELL, CHARLES The fortune teller looked at him And on the table his cards did deal, And you should have heard the fortune of, Our red-headed Charles Odell. OLIVER, VIRGINIA TAYLOR O. Henry Literary Society. A twinkle in her eye, For every one she meets; And proof of a noble mind, In each task she completes. OVERBY, AUDREY O. Henry Literary Society 1; Choir 2; Latin Club 1. A sense of humor in a different way Has this lanky brunette, we'll all say; A friendly grin of a different kind In Audrey we really have a find. OZMENT, CAROLYN Glee Club 2. Her stature, tall and stately, Like the Statue of Liberty, And her watch words we have heard Are “love” and “charity.” PANTAZIS, NICK S. This friendly boy with the friendly look, For Boris Karloff will never be mistook. PARKS, MARGARET ELLEN Arts and Crafts Club, (Pres. 3); Junior Play 3; Thespians 8; Student Legislature 3, 4; Hi-Y 2, 3, 4, (Sec. 3) ; Social Director 4; Wildcat Staff 3; Student Court 4; Asheville High School: Dramatics Club 1, 2, (See. 1) ; Hobby Club 1, (See. 1). She has a walk and she has a talk That’s different from all the rest, Her ability to dramatize Places her among the best. PETERSON, EDITH Athletic Club. Blonde and fair, Somebody rare. PHELPS, RICHARD F., Jr. R. O. T. C. 2, 8, 4; Officers’ Club 3, 4; Homeroom Organization 1; Hi-Y (President 8, Vice-President 1, 2, Treasurer 2, 3); O. Henry Literary Society 3; Seribblers’ Club; Wildcat Staff 1; Student Court 4; Hanoverian Staff 4. Dick is correction to the core, And when his work is done its done right, He'll take no fooling from his men, Over his head we should place a light. POWELL, MARGARET JOSEPHINE French Club 3. If we should search the whole school through, We'd never once begin, To find a girl that’s better than Our classmate, Josephine. POWELL, SYBIL Girls’ Basketball Team; Volleyball Team; Girls’ Base- ball Team. Sybil, too, is sporting a ring, If she'd ask us, at her wedding we'd sing. POWELL, WALTER M. Football 4; R. O. T. C. 3, 4. Indoors and out of doors, He is never known to falter In anything he does attempt That's what we've heard of Walter. PRIDGEN, JANICE R. Latin Club 1; Choir 2, 3; Diversified Occupation 4, (Secretary-Treasurer) ; Hanoverian Staff 4; Student Office Assistant. She has two eyes so soft and brown— Take care! She gives a side glance, and looks down— Beware! RAMSEUR, RHYNE Some folks we know are bold, But Rhyne is very shy, He'll reach his goal anyway, If he'll gust try. RANKIN, WILTON ANDREW Band 1, 2; Bible Club 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Basket- ball Manager 3; Football Squad 3; News Editor of Wildcat 4; Baseball 4, (Secretary-Treasurer Mono- gram Club 4). He'd like to be president And tell all what to do, He’d even keep John L. Lewis From getting us in a stew. -REECE, EDRIE B. Home Economics Club 1; Arts and Crafts Club. Edrie’s tall and Edrie’s nice She loves to dance and have lots of fun, But not until her work is done. REESE, ANNE It was not mirth—for mirth she was too still; It was not wit—wit leaves the heart more chill; But that continuous sweetness which with ease, Please all around it from the wish to please. REYNOLDS, BLANCHE BOLLES O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; Scribblers’ Club 38, 4; Bible Club 4; Assistant Business Manager of Hanover- ian 4; Club Editor and Asst. News Editor of Wildcat 4; Thespians 4; Junior Play; Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee 3. “Bb” is a vivacious gal She’s always full of fun She has a nack for making friends And she has “Happy” on the run. RHODES, EDITH LEE French Club 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2, 3; Hi-Y 4. A quiet reserve of dignity, A friendly smile for all; The best of dispositions Make Edith liked by all. RIGGS, MARY ELIZABETH Choir 253.42 Mary Elizabeth not only has a pretty name, But also has features of which we think the same, ROBERTS, SHIRLEY WADE She gets fun out of every minute, And seems to bounce with mirth; Getting the most out of her work, Will some day prove her worth. ROBINSON, SHIRLEY ARLINE Choirs 2304s “Stir up the Athenian youth to merriment; Awake the pert and nimble spirit of mirth; Turn melancholy forth to funerals, The pale companion is not for our pomp—” ROGERS, WILLIS Thespians 1; Arts and Crafts Club 4; Student Mar- shal 4; Orientation Day; Latin Club 2; Library Club 3, 4, (Pres.) ; Wildcat Staff 4; Junior Play; Debat- ing Club 4. Poems are written by fools like me, But only Willis can write a poem that will kill a tree. ROTH, BARBARA ANNE Latin Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 8, 4; National Honor Society 3, 4, (Sec. 4) ; Hanoverian Staff 4; Spanish Club 4, (Pres. 4) ; Declamation Contest 4. “But when we see in one combined Charms such as do in you exist, And the well-cultivated mind, Her magic power, who can resist?” RUSS, DOROTHY A winsome smile, a winning way, Will surely help Dot get through each day. RUSSELL, CATHERINE H. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 2); O. Henry Literary So- ciety 3, 4, (Pres. 4) ; Dramatics Club 3; Latin Club 1; Legislature 4; Student Court 4; Social Marshal 4; Feature Editor of Wildcat 4; Home Economics Club i Pe Wait’ll you see Russell in a bustle, Russell in a bustle, Walkin’ down Market Street; Keepin’ time, but not with her feet. RUSSELL, WILLIAM HERBERT If you like to argue, Go to see Russell; For I hear He can give one quite a tussle. SAMMONS, CARL 1. (Oo Ath. (Cs PhS Studious and quiet is this friendly lad But not too quiet to enjoy a new fad. n fe Himovenian on SAUNDERS, DOLLY GRAY Bible Club 4; Basketball 2. Good-natured, jovial, and jolly She’s just our own dear Dolly. SCHMITT, AGNES Girl Reserves in Louisville; Dramatics Club in Chat- tanooga. Vivacious and debonair There’s none that can compare, To this girl with a gracious air. SCOTT, ROBERT A. Distributive Education Club; R. O. T. C.: Officers’ Club. A conscientious worker, Is our Robert Scott, And we have heard that in his heart A secret love is hidden. SEITTER, HILDA FRANCES Homeroom Chairman 3, 4; Home Economies Club 1. Hilda’s sporting a diamond ring, And also a glowing face; She'll soon be one of the married set, And for stylish wives she’ll set the pace. SELL, IRL Bible Club; Latin Club; Hi-Y 8, 4; Wildcat Staff 4. Little but loud, And more active than the restless sea. SELLERS, CATHERINE Latin Club 1, 2; Orchestra 3; Choir 2. As the bee buzzes from bush to bush, And the butterfly hovers over the garden wall; As the bird warbles in the maple trees, So Kitty’s soft presence is felt by all. SEXTON, CARL Football; Baseball. You can bet on a “homer” when he’s at bat, And a great, rousing cheer from his friend, “Rat.” SHARPE, EDWARD HOWELL R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Wildcat Staff; Woodwork 1, 2. Howell is a boy who lives up to his name, Sharp he really is; He’s full of fun and mischief too, But ready to do the work that’s his. SHAW, HELEN MARIE Bible Club 1, (In Greenville, Tenn.) Quiet and sweet; Helen’s the type of person Everyone likes to meet. SHAW, MARY VIRGINIA Dramatics Club 1, 2, 3, 4, (Sec. 4) ; Declamation Con- test 1; Student Legislature 38, 4; Hi-Y 3, 4, (Sec. 3); Junior Play; Bible Club 4. She frolics around like a jumping bean, She’s blonde, dramatic, and very keen. SHEPARD, MAE ST. AMAND Latin Club; Choir 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 4. I never grew much, I don’t know why; But I’m enjoying myself, So why should I sigh. SHMERLING, SANDFORD R. 0: LE. C. 2); Glee Club 3; 4; School) Paper: 15.2: Although he’s new, He’s made his place; With kindness, quietness, dignity, and grace. SHYTLE, ELIZABETH MAE Thespians Club. “Climb high Climb far Your goal, the sky; Your aim, the star.’ SKILES, MARION JUNE Latin Club 2; Bible Club. Sitting on the doorstep to watch the world go by. The types you see are very odd, as odd as odd can be, Some just flit by and n’er a word do say, But June’s the type who stops to talk to pass the time of day. SMITH, DORIS DEAN My tongue within my lips I rein; For who talks much talks in vain. SMITH, EUGENE M., Jr. 1GENOGE Zils 1s Oh Mth (On al, We inital Cilmey Who’s his inspiration To make him learn to dance? We'd like to know, So we can get a chance. SMITH, GLORIA A Miss of quiet charm. SMITE OLN GING JR: isbewe Gl, 2h 1ekereloewll PA, 8}, Mls ak, (OA MN eh, BL By zl Officers’ Club 4. Shy, but with lots of nerve He’s the boy the girls love to serve. SMITH, SERENA Bible Club 2. Small and sweet, lovely complexion Serena has won our deepest affection. SMITH, THOMAS Hi-Y Club; Basketball; Baseball. Lean and lanky Studious and dependable 4G) INI dal Selo He’s indispensable, SNEEDEN, ROSA ELIZABETH Bible Club, (Secretary 4); Hi-Y 4; National Honor Society 3, 4. Industrious and steady, She'll always keep her place, And out in front she’ll be, When most of us are just in sight of first base. SNELL, MARY ALICE Lanier High and Miller; Library 1, 2; M. A. A. 2; Junior Y 1, 2; Economics Club. As you look through the list of our senior girls, You'll find she’s a gem among many pearls. SNELL, THOMAS M. Student Government 1, 2; Homeroom Chairman 1, 2, 3, 4; Tennis Team 1, 2, 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: R. O. T. C. 2, 8, 4; Officers’ Club 4; Cadet Captain Co. A; Junior Play Committee; Jr. Varsity Basketball 1. Tommy’s irresponsible In a lovable way, Even though you like him You must admit he’s a wolf at bay. SPARKS, MARTHA JANE Fun and frolic and wolf barks Is what makes up Martha Sparks. STANLEY, LLOYD R. O. T. C. Band 1, 2, 8, 4; Cadet Band Leader 4; Latin Club 2, 3; Hi-Y 3, 4; Freshman Advisor 4. “Grin and bear it” is Lloyd’s motto, And he does it in his own way; “Get the most fun out of each day’ he says, So now you know why he’s always so gay. STEGALL, MARGIE ANN Thespians 4; Sponsor 4. Dark hair—dark eyes always full of meaning, With her beauty she needs no one for leaning. STEWART, WILLIAM R. He has a way about him, That just can’t be beat, If you haven’t met “Bill’’ You’re in for a treat. STRICKLAND, REBECCA JANE Latin Club 1, 2. Pretty as a picture Of all good things she is a mixture. STRICKLAND, ROBERT H. President of Freshman Class ; Vice-President of Sopho- more Class; Director of Elections; Executive Coun- cil 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 4; Student Marshal 3; Latin Club 1, 2; Visual Education 1, 2; Football 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 4; National Honor Society 4. Always in the middle of the road He never errs and is never late, He always tries to do his best And from studious labor he never abates. SURLES, CELETA Short and dark and mischievous, too, Of her kind N. H. H. S. has too few, SUTTON, JOHN WINFORD The “Eyes” have it, And that’s no joke : : For this boy with a lopsided grin Is really out to win. SWAIN, MARY ELLEN We walked behind her one summer day, And this is what we heard her say, “What can I do to be forever known, And make this age become my own?” SWICEGOOD, JAMES PAUL With a friendly smile And a come-hither look We know there’s not an empty Space in his date book. SYKES, MAVIS Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Latin Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 4; Bible Club 4. If you hear a funny noise Yowll know Mavis has to sneeze, She’s full of surplus energy The kind one seldom sees. PAA O Rea ee dats (OK 4th (Oy th, Ye BS IEhade Chino Everyone’s his friend, He has no enemies, And who he likes best of all Is just none of our business. THOMPSON, ELLEN FRANCES Thespians 1, 2, 3, 4, (President 4) ; Bible Club 1, 4; Glee Club 3. The queen of Beth-Sheba And Hindustan, too, Could never vamp boys Any quicker than you! TRENT, W. DOUGLAS, Jr: R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Visual Education Staff. Another sought for hero man, For he belongs to the officers’ clan. TROUTMAN, CHARLES WAYNE Officers’ Club 4; Homeroom Chairman 2; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Cadet 2nd Lt., Co. D. “Fish” steps in where angles fear. to tread, And there’s not a worry in his big head. TURNER, LORAINE Latin Club. Happy and sweet, To know her is a treat. VON OESEN, GEORGE Homeroom Chairman 4; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4. Quietly he walks his way, Spreading kindness all the day. WALKER, BARBARA (“NICKY’”’) Physical Education 1, 4. Always drawling something witty; Slow and easy—that’s our “Nicky.” WALKER, JOHN WILLIAMS Bible Club 1, 2, 3, (Chairman of Honor Point Sys- tem 3); Hi-Y 1, 2; Minstrel 1, 2; Marshal 3; R. O. T. C. Band 1, 2, 3; Legislature 2, 3, (Sgt. at Arms 3) ; Homeroom Devotional Chairman 1, 2, 3. “T’ll be a soldier, my country’s the cry, Tll fly to defend her and conquer or die; The land of my childhood, my love, and my tears, The land of my birth and my early sunny years.” WALTON, THOMAS F. Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, (Pres. 3) ; Secretary-Treasurer of Jun- ior Class; National Honor Society 3, 4; Student Mar- shal 4. WARTERS, ALMA G. Bible Club; Latin Club 1, 2; Physical Education Club, Seribblers’ Club; Choir. Alma here and Alma there, Alma almost everywhere, A friend. to all, this cheery girl, For her, all life’s a merry whirl. WARWICK, MIRIAM She’s happy and mirthful and a jitterbug too, She’s a friend that is kind, considerate, and true. WATSON, MARGARET Diversified Occupations 4. Margaret’s our girl with the jolly smile Laughing eyes all the while, Of friends, she has a pile. WELLS, JAMES L.; Jr. Debating Club 1, 2; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4; Student Legislature 2; R. O. T. C. 2, 3, 4; Wildcat Staff 2, 4; Homeroom Chairman 1, 2. WESTBROOK, BETTY SUE Secretary-Treasurer of Freshman Class; Vice-Presi- dent of Sophomore Class; Student Legislature 3; French Club 3; O. Henry Literary Society 3, 4; So- cial Marshal 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4; Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4, (Pres. 4); Director of Club Activities 4; Nation’ Honor Society 4; Hanoverian 4. She’s dark and pretty, And never feels blue, We all think the world Of our little Betty Sue. WILD, ROSE MARY What makes Rose Mary wild? Is it music or food that recharges her. energy Or is she always full of smiles. be Hanevedian JONES, ROBERT Joneses come and Joneses go But here’s one we'd like to keep without a doubt For he’s an excellent reason for There being so many Joneses about. RAYNOR, SARAH Sarah with her charming way, And her friendly happy smiles; She'll always be glad to help you And give you aid over rough stiles. STEVENS, ELIZABETH She’s modesty personified But friendliness burns bright Within this girl’s bright eyes, And she makes everything seem bright. WILLIAMS, CHARLOTTE RUTH A real girl who doesn’t much talk, She speaks, behaves, and acts just as she ouyht. WILLETTS, JUNE GRAY French Club; Bible Club. A soft, balmy breeze, A dreamy tune; What is so rare As a day with June? WILSON, BASIL It seems to us that it’s too bad That just as we've got to know This Basil with the winning way That we must part and our own ways go. WITHERSPOON, SARAH PATRICIA Glee Club 4. So quiet you would not Know her there, But she works with a will And an easy flare. WRIGHT, BETTIE VAIDEN “With someone like you, A pal good and true We'd like to leave it all behind And go with you.” Names For Whom Pictures Do Not Appear: BULLARD, JUANITA CULVER, WILLIAM GREER, CHARLES MONK, NORRIS WETTIG, ELIZABETH Juniors CLASS OFFICERS President ; ‘ JANE Heap Vice-President ; ; : ‘ KATHERINE Harriss Secretary ; ‘ : Patsy Hardwick Represent atives — SHIRLEY BRowN, Sara ANN Eaton, RAYNoR NEWBOLD, KATHER- INE RHETT, JOHNNY SYMMEs, NELL Trask, JOHN WALKER. Se S JUNIOR joksaee Joo fe Humove3tan JUNIOR IMPRESSIONS He1eN RosENMAN—Sharp mind . . . academically and personally tops. Lonnie WiLL1aMs—Cockeyed sense of humor .. . argumentative . . . holds to his opinions. Mary EvizaBETH WESTBROOK—Whiz-bang! .. . She was here but now she isn’t. JoHNNny SymMes—Successful procrastinator ... “wake me up in 20 minutes.” CATHERINE RHETT—Peppy “peacheroo” ... on a pink cloud... cuddly teddy-bear. Nett Trask—Poise, but definitely . . . sophisticated lady . . . American Beauty Rose. Drinks PrestoN—Impish grin . . . happy-go-lucky ... Puck... “Scatterbrain.” SIDNEY Hotrorp—Snake . . . expert time waster ... noise . . . spontaneous combustion. EUGENE MauNEy—Loves Thursday—it’s so near Friday . . . stag at eve. Sur Norton—Soft sweaters... Avon... straight-forward. Jack Marcus—Mischievous . . . disarming ... beachcomber . . . infectious laughter. WortH Hewetr—Conversation with facial contortions ... shy .. . rabbit. Sara ANN Eaton—kKittenish ... heart as gold as her hair . . . nightingale. Jimmy Lewits—Most conscientious sleeper . . . ““Lazybones”’. . . short cuts. Litt1an Evans—Long, blond pageboy ... mirthful . . . spice. JaNE Heap—Gaiety and wit... dark curls... gypsy violins. Jimmy McCart—Duty calls but let it wait . .. weakness for blondes. Patricia ANNE Ketty—Talks with her eyes ... a glass of champagne. BERNICE PreERcE—Sweet and sentimental . . . always smiling. GEORGE CLarK—Indispensable funster . . . mad Russian . . ' incorrigible. ELIZABETH EvaNs—Can keep a secret . . . sunshine and puppy dogs . . . whispering. Jacx Perxins—Mostly with opposite sex . . . domesticated . . . good sport. Betry JEAN Durr—Cinnamon stick .. . easy-going, good-natured . . . serene. GENE JEWELL—A line that’s pure art .. . likes night life . . . the girls’ disturbing influence. Jean INGRamM—EFat, sleep, and be merry, for tomorrow—so what? GeraLD Morron—Side remarks . . . “devil-may-care.”’ ANNE Everett—Bobby socks . . . independent. FrRANcIs CHapwickK—Information, please .. . A’s without effort. EmMMa Kincorr—Carefree . . . mile-a-minute chatter . . . perpetually untroubled. Tommy Heap—Companion to the Muses .. . solid . . . master of swing. Sophomores CLASS OFFICERS President . ; : : ; : : WINIFRED Harriss Vice-President P : : ¥ ‘ G MarRILYN GOODMAN Secretary . : ° : ° ° - JEAN Cross Representatives—RicHARD GOLPHIN, KATHERINE HuNTER, DELEAN LONGLEY, EDNA MattTHes, FRaNcES PENTON, DoroTHY SUTHERLAND, MILDRED THOMAS. phe Hamove3tan ie SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES iMbsiciibs PYLON 5 5 6 oo 4 5 « «o '“IDoeE epee IMC lke”? IWMUNRYS JAINGS| IBUSGMGEUTIORY 5 og « 6 «4 «o | Il howe Wom” SARAH KATHRYN JORDAN . . . . . “K-K-K-Katy” DELE AN LONGLEY . DIANNE COSTELLO . RaCHAEL CAMERON RUTH EDWARDs . FRANCES PENTON CAROLYN LILLY ALICE RIVENBARK Maupbe Noe . Betty Lou O’MastTeErR . Boppy McKENZIE FRANKLIN GRAHAM O. K. PRIDGEN Bitty McEAcHERN PRINCESS STELLINGS CECIL CORBETT JEAN Cross . Patty SOUTHERLAND . NEAL Patrick Bossy MELTON . Bossy WILSON . MaRILYN GOODMAN Dick Hanson EpNA MATTHES WINIFRED Harriss BeTTy Davis . BETTY WALTERS MarILEE BOONE Harvey BritTT HucH Evans JERE FREEMAN . FRANK BRUCE RONNY WALKER “The Day After Tomorrow” “Oh, You Beautiful Doll” “Always” “Blue Heaven” Stardust” “All Through a Lifetime” “Strawberry Blonde” “PIL Get By” “When Irish Eyes Are Smiling” “Time Waits For No One” “Remember?” Hallelujah” “Why Do I Love You?” “You Made Me Love You” “Juke Box Saturday Night” “Maybe” OW ‘Shoo Shoo Baby” “T Ain’t Misbehavin’ ” “Summertime” “Sweet and Lovely” “Mr. Inbetween” Yow re a Sweet Little Headache” “Take Me Out to the Ball Game” “It Had to Be You” “Boogie Woogie” “W his pering” “Dance With the Dolly” “Beat Me Daddy” “Together” “Naughty But Nice” “Who” CLASS OFFICERS President . ; ‘ ; : 3 ‘ Jean Bossitt Vice-President f : : ; ; ; CATHERINE CROWE Secretary . ‘ ; , , : : TOMMY VAUGHT Re presentatives—Mary ELizaABETH ALLSBROOK, Oxivia LyNcH, JEAN Pope, Betty Lou Lynpon, EuizaBETH Roe, Ora SUE STRONG, AND Howarp TALLEY. FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMEN FRESHMAN IMPRESSIONS Jean Boxspitt—honey; sugar; spice. Louis CoLt1e—‘‘No!!”’; carefree; suave. Frep HatcH—flaming plaid shirts; Huckleberry Finn. Boppy RomMEo—glamour boy. CATHERINE CrowE—angelic; tranquility. Nancy Trask—cosmopolitan; starry eyes; esthetic. Betsy WiLt1amMs—camp fires; sailing. RayMonpD HoLt_Lanp—there’s always a way; impish, Pott BareFroot—Little Henry; burrhead. Ora SuE StRoNG—dancing on moonbeams. CATHERINE Boyp—personality plus; hep-cat, BrAaDForRD WicciIns—Buggs Bunny. ELIZABETH RoE—strawberry sundae. Patsy Dospson—ball of angora. RaLpH GoLpstTerN—little Einstein. RutH Avery—tinkling giggles; dreamy; wistfulness. SOP e JUNIOR RESERVE OFFICERS’ TRAINING CORPS STAFF PR IMG Shoe Wy go | CNET, Yomi OVS [easton iNspiGuciaie Is IW, SY, Se I, G . Set. CLaupdE PowELL Cadet Lieut. Colonel . . . JoHNn LowrIMoRE Cadet Captain Adjutant . . RicHarD PHELPS Cadet Captain Personnel . . WILLIAM LassITER Gadet rst) Lieutenant.) 4) +). ROBERT Scorr Cadet Sergeant Major . : . � GEORGE VONOESEN Cadet Tech. Sergeant . . . RoBerT CHINNIS, GERALD CONRAD Color Bearers . : ; ; . Masrer Sct. GEorGE VONOESEN STarF Sct. J. W. Tayior Color Guard « 2... +� PrivaTEes-Carn Sexron, Jack CorsetT SPONSORS NeELL Trask HELEN Hicks HELEN COoDINGTON MarciE STEGALL ELoIsE JACOBI Company A Company B Battalion Company C Company D Captain = . Sponsor . Ist Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant 2nd Lieutenant Ist Sergeant . THOMAS SNELL. NELL Trask WILLIAM BarRLow Nep Dowpb IRVIN BoBBITT THoMas APPLEBERRY JoE BaRNEs JAMES CROOM Cart Mason Joe Maruis LAWRENCE BrIDGES JAMES CAUDILL Sergeants Boppy MANER Emit MEYERS EDWARD SHARP Cor porals Mayo Hommes WaLTER POWELL Louis SAMMONS Privates J. B. SourTHERLAND EARL - OGLESBY DonaLp EDWARDS CHARLES MITCHELL ERNEST SCHNIBBEN ROBERT STRICKLAND JoHN AYERS EDMUND BROWN RoBERT CALHOUN HucuH Freips Joyce Fares GEORGE JONES Vircit LockKaAMyY Norris Monk JimMy PINER Rocer MILLER HersHaL ROGERS Dan WILLIAMS OLiverR WATKINS IRVING BROWN SEavyY BRINSON EVERETT ParrisH Howarpb PEPPER L. W. PETERSON RoBERT POWELL Orro PripGEN ALBERT RHODES SONNY BLALock Harry COLEMAN JimMy CaRrRINGTON JOHN CARROLL ROBERT CLEMMONS Ropert Davis RicHige Davis THomMas DaNN THomMas EDGE HucH Evans WaLTeR Hatt Dick Hanson JoHN HarMon MircHeLtt Harvey Ray Hoop WILLIAM RUSSELL Harry SMITH LAWRENCE STANLEY ELBERT THOMAS Leroy TawLes ALONZO WALTON Eaton HorFFMAN WarRREN Hort James Kraus CLAYTON JOHNSON Pete LEE PETE MANITSAS ARTHUR MaYLAND Epwarp MEYLAND RoBertT MELTON Henry MERCER PrEsTON Morse LEON Moore BriaN MULLINIX Ropert NEAL James Pace RoBERT WESTBROOK RoBerRtT WILSON JOHN WooTEN ANDREW WRENCH JaMes BROWNE FRANKIE McKEITHAN Gaptain ss. : : : : : Sponsor . : : : ; ; 1st Lieutenant . j : : , 2nd Lieutenant . : : : : 2nd Lieutenant . : ; : : Ista octceantiaar : : : : Technician 4th Grade WEDDELL Harris J. W. JoHNsom Staff Sergeants PauL CAMPBELL ELwoop Bratz JOHN HEARN CALVIN BULLARD JoHN Hosss THoMas BRINSON CLAUDE JEWELL KENNETH Burriss WILLIAM LoPER LEON AXLER RoBERT ScoTT DonaLp Brown Jack SHANER BEN GLIssOM JOHN STRICKLAND CHARLES Hart Creasy SWANN CHARLES HaRRINGTON EverET VON OESEN WortTH HEWETT JoHN WaTSON Jack JOYNER Jack BaRNES JoHN LoNnG LreE Bass James MILLs CLEGG BORDEAUX GRAHAM MurRRAY JaMeEs BRATZ EuGENE NEWMAN WILLIAM BRINKLEY Orto NorMAN WiILtiAM BuRTON Jack PoTTER Earut STEVENS JAMES ROBINSON JAMES STABLER ROBERT RODGERS STEVE STEFFANDIS BERNARD CORBETT Sergeants ae uA OR: FRANCIS CHADWICK Cor porals HENRY SHOCK CLIFFORD STAPLES Privates HENRY TRUELOVE Rex WIL.Is Jack CouLsTon FRANK CAMPBELL HoMER COUNCIL JERE FREEMAN RicHARD GALPHIN J. W. Gopwin Howard GUuLD Dan HarTLey Emory HEWLETT Joe JAMES ALLEN JUSTICE JaMes KEEVER STANLEY LIMEBACK JAMES BurRNS HELEN Hicks WILLIAM Heap CLAYTON HOLMES Douc Las TRENT TomMy WALTON Lewis Hanson HERMAN CROOM ReEcE HarreELL ROBERT STEWART Jimmy WELLS Rosert Loper James McCarley WiLttiaM McEacHERN THoMas McKEE PauL MAULTSBY RoBERT MILLER WiLLtiaM MurRPHY NEAL ParTRICK Ep Pirts J. C. Price WiILLIAM REYNOLDS EUGENE RISLEY JAMES SIMMON ADDISON SMITH REGINALD SPOONER Grptain. |. : Sponsor . : Ist Lieutenant . 2nd Lieutenant . 2nd Lieutenant . Istysergeant . Roy Hosss CLAUDE ANDREWS Jack Hotton Macon PRESTON JuLian BarBor James McCaru GEORGE CLARK Norwoop BENDER GeEorGE H. BENSON EarL BRADLEY Guy BRIDGES JoHN Brown RaYMOND CorRDES TELFoRD Davis JAMES FESPERMAN ROBERT FULFORD RoBpertT Haas James K. Hanson Frank HERRING Homer Hurley GEORGE JOLLEY ANDREW KuRE JOHN MARSHBURN CLARENCE MERRITT RayNor NEWBOLD Technician 4th Grade Lewis SYKES Staff Sergeants ROBERT BRINDELL Curtis NEwTon Sergeants LeERoY NIGH GLENN Barrow Corporals EpwarRD Moore Oscar WILLIs JoHN C. Norton PauL ROETHLINGER JIMMIE SPIVEY WittiaM D. Swart Ropert F. Succes WiLtiam Topp JOHN KiRKHAM RoBERT LONG RoBert McKENZIE Davin McLEAN WALTER MARABLE MarIaNn MEYLAND LEON Moore CHARLES NEWBOLD KENNETH PapRICK ROBERT PauL Etwoop PENNY WILLIAM PRUITT Privates WILLIAM QUINLIVAN LAWRENCE RHODES PauLt RicH Larry RIDDLE WILLIAM STEPHENS ROBERT STURDIVANT JAMES SWART FRANK SYMMES JaMEs THORPE RONNIE WALKER GENE T. WarRREN ALFRED WILLOUGHBY BuRTON WILKINS James T. TUTTLE ARCHIE WALKER GeEorGE D. APPLEWHITE Eart BENDER WILLIAM BOWLING RayYMOND L. Kirk WILLIAM NURNBERGER Marcie STEGALL RoBERT ASHWORTH JOHN KING Hort Bowers HucH MILTON RayNor NEWBOLD EARNEST COLEY HucH McFarLineG PHitie BUMBY Francis Foy Liston MILis LEON HarreL JENNINGS BRYANT EpWaRD COLEY Harry C. CRAFT SaM CULVERHOUSE James DUNHAM James EAGLE DUNCAN FUTRELLE HENRY GODLEY WILLIAM GODLEY FRANKLIN T. GODWIN FRANKLIN GRAHAM RoBert Hayes SmNEY HoLpFrorD Emory HoLpEN AL JERNIGAN GEORGE H. JoNEs EpwIn JoRDON RussELL KENNEDY Captain = : Sponsor. : 1st Lieutenant . 2nd Lieutenant . 2nd Lieutenant . liste oekeeant 117. EMILE AYASH Staff Sergeants Nick PANTAZIS Technician ath Grade Birt Dew JOHNNY SYMMES CHARLES ROSE Bossy JONES Jack BaLDWIN EDWIN SHAIN Eart MoBLey THomas Batson RONALD BARRINGTON Forest Brown AL CHEATHAM Jack CorRBETT JIMMY CRAFT ELMER GOODSON RicHarD LANE Harotp LEONARD Durwoop ORRELL JamMes RUTLEDGE GEORGE SAFFO EUGENE SMITH Cart SEXTON JOHN SLAUGHTER Harr GRAH BIL Sergeants y WELLOTT AM BAREFOOT Corporals LAWRENCE ROBBINS CLIFTON DIxoN VERNON STOKES FRANKLIN THOMAS WILLIAM THOMPSON WiILtiaM WarbD JoHN WooTEN Lewis ANDREWS CHARLES ALEXANDER ALBERT BEALL HENRY BLAKE Homer BREWER Frank BRUCE WILLARD Capps ROBERT CONGLETON CEcIL CORBETT HowarbD CORBETT Coy ETHERIDGE Privates JaMes FARROW FirzHuGH FENNELL HERBERT FRAZIER EarL GopwiIn JackiE GopwIN IRVIN GorRE Lewis HackLer Levy HeasatTH RicHarp HEWLETT Prete Herrinc Jerry Lewis Linwoop HickMan ALFRED HupDDLESTON JOHNNY HuFrFHAM DonaLtp HuNTER WILLIAM KENNELL . Max Gopwin . ELoisE JACOE! . JiMMY SMITH . WayYNE TROUTMAN . WINFORD SUTTON . BILLy CAMERON SaM_ BRUFF HUFFMAN Pat Howe LONNIE WILLIAMS JoE GREY JAMES HOLDER WavE Brown Davin BANNERMAN CHARLES KING Noet Kiutz HaroLtp Moore JoHN Moore ALLEN LANIER DoNnaLpD PatIrEe CHARLES PauL Tep PERKINS WILLIAM PITTMAN Marion RocGeErs CLARENCE Russ TEROME SHAIN Tice SHIELDS TOHN SMITH Brtty LEE Director ; E Warrant Officer . TitsteOgt. 2% : ech eS ct ar ; Stator bay : DoucLas BRIDGES EVELYN BENDER Britt CREASY RACHAEL Byrpb Harvey Britt CaRTER Houston JACKIE GODLEY Brrty GORMAN HaMptTon Frapy Jackie Hewitt BILL JOHNSTON JoHN BuULLARD Sergeants RALPH GRAY Cor porals Dwatn EVERHARDT FRANKLIN JONES Dan KELLY Patricia KELLY Mitprep LackEy Jimmy Lewis JoHN NuckTon Jack PERKINS KATHERINE PINER Patty JONES . Privates REBECCA REYNOLDS GORDON SIMPKINS Dmk Swart Jimmy SwicEcoop Nancy WINNINGHAM Bospy Wuitt JEANNIE ANDREWS BRADFORD CANTWELL pete bie | eleACOGK . LiLoyp STANLEY . Tommy Heap � Dona.p Davis . REGINALD SMITH Birt PETERS TED PREVATT BONNIE SMITH Bruce Hinson ANNE JORDON CHARLES SMITH ANN WILLIAMS GP EE was HarriET VINES WiILBUR COOPER TOMMIE VaUGHT Jimmy Burns THE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL IrRvIN BoBBITT . Mavis SYKES Betty SuE WESTBROOK Max GopwINn Isaac GOLDBURG ROBERT STRICKLAND ELoIsE JACOBI . President Vice-President Social Director Director of Club Activities Director of Finance Chief Marshal Director of Elections Clerk President of Student Body . Vice-President of Student Body . Clerk 5 ; Ser geant-At-Arms President Pro Tem Advisers: Miss MARGARET HoLianp, Miss CaroLYyN DUKE Seniors LuciLE CoNLy HELEN CoDINGTON Max GopwIN CALVIN: BULLARD ELoisE JACOBI MarGARET Parks CATHERINE RUSSELL TOMMY SNELL VIRGINIA SHAW Betty SUE WESTBROOK . . . REPRESENTATIVES Juniors JANE Heap CATHERINE Harriss Patsy Harpwick SHIRLEY BROWN SARAH ANN EaTon Raynor NEWBOLD JOHN SYMMEs Neu Trask JOHN WALKER KATHARINE RHETT Sophomores WINIFRED Harriss MarILYN GoopMAN JEAN Cross RIcHARD GOLPHIN KATHERINE HuNTER DELEAN LONGLEY EpNA MATTHES FRANCIS PENTON Dotty SOUTHERLAND MILDRED THOMAS : Jimmy Burns : IrnvIN BossittT ‘ ELOIsE JACOBI : JOHN WALKER : CALVIN BULLARD Freshmen JeaN Bossitt CATHERINE CROWE TomMMy VauGHT JEAN Pore Ouivia LyNcH Howarp TALLEY Betty LyNDON Mary ELiIzABETH ALLSBROOK ELIZABETH ROE Ora SUE STRONG JUDICIAL MARSHALS j a Loe BaRBARA STERNBERGER Mary ANN HamMILTon Bitty CAMERON GERALD CONRAD TomMMy WaLTON CLIFFORD STAPLES HELEN ROSENMAN HucH Mitton ROBERT CHINNIS JimMy Hanson WaLTeR Gotppure, Chief Marshal JoHN WALKER SOCIAL MARSHALS HELEN CoDINGTON WINFIELD WILSON SaRAH ANN EATON CATHERINE RUSSELL Betry Su—E WESTBROOK LuciLE CoNnLy JOHNNY SYMMES TOMMY SNELL STUDENT COURT Dick PHELPs MarGaret Parks CATHERINE RUSSELL SARAH ANN Eaton Raynor NEWBOLD WAR BOND AND STAMP COMMITTEE Witiis Rocers—Chairman Lirt1an Evans—Bookkee per IRL SeELt—Vice-Chairman Mrs, EpytHeE WINNINGHAM—Faculty Adviser THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY President . : ; : : ; : 4 : . WaLtTER GOLDBURG Vice-President . ; : : ; ; : : . ELotse JACOBI Secretary . : ; ; : ; : : ; . ANNE ROTH Treasurer . : : ‘ : ‘ F ‘ ‘ . Betty JANE Harrison Members Nancy BryANT Max GopwiIn Rosa SNEEDEN GWENDOLYN CLEMENTS HeLEN Hicks ROBERT STRICKLAND LucILE CONLY Britt LASsITER THoMas WALTON VIRGINIA FRANKS Groria NICHOLS Betty SUE WESTBROOK Purpose: To promote Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Advisers Miss Mary LATHROP Miss PAULINE LEVIN Miss Hattre Lou SMITH Miss LENA TAYLOR President . f Vice-President . Secretary . : Song Leader ., SHIRLEY ADAMS CLAUDE ANDREWS JEANNINE ANDREWS MILpRED AULD GWEN AVERY Maryoriz Batson Eart BENDER EVELYN BENDER WINIFRED BIDDLE MARGARET BLAKE ALITA BRYANT BETTY CLARK HELEN CopINGTON Betty CoLEMAN VIRGINIA CoLLUM Euste CorBEeTT MyrTLeE CorBetrT MatcoLtm CRAWFORD MavurEL CULLEN MaARGURITE CUNNINGS RAMONA DaRNELL Betty Davis FraNces EDEN RutH Epwarps Mary H. Evers BIBLE CLUB Miss MaupDE WEBBER Lippe M. FairctorH Doris FaLes VIRGINIA FRANKS EVELYN FuTRELLE Lots Gopw1IN EVELYN Gore LucILLE Gray LitLty Groover THELMA GUNNERSEN Doucias Harri FurMAaN Hay VircGinia Hay GracE HamMMonp Vireinta Hatcu Doris Hetms ConNIE HERBERT HELEN Hicks Susan Hitt Rickie Hintze Joyce HorstKamp Betty Houston Doris JoHNSON JupiTrH JoHNsTON Bessiz Mar Jones MARTHA JORDAN THEME: PuRPOSE: Doris FALes BETTY SUE WEsTBROOK Rosa SNEEDEN WINIFRED BIDDLE Advisers Miss Louise Members Dor KNIGHT Rusy L. KNow es NELLIE LEE Peccy Lewis CAROLYN LILLY BETTINA MARABLE ALANA MaTTHES FRANCES May Nancy MayHan VIOLET MayHaNn JAYNE McApams CLAIRE MILLER GERALDINE MILLICAN J. C. Norton, Jr. CAMILLE OTERSON Mitprep PIERCE GERRY PINER JANIcE REYNOLDS BLANCHE REYNOLDS ALICE RIVENBARK JEAN RosBBINs CATHERINE RuSSELL CHRISTINE SANDY JEAN SAUNDERS KATHRYN SELLERS “Seck ye first the kingdom of God.” BASHFORD VIRGINIA SHAW CLARA SIMPSON Rosa SNEEDEN ELIZABETH STEVENS MARION STOKES JIMMIE SUTTON Mavis SyYKEsS FRANCES THOMPSON HarriETTE ANNE VINES BERNICE WALKER JOHN WALKER LuLta Walton ALMA WARTERS AUDREY WATERS Betry SuE WeEsTBROOK Betty WHITE JANE WILLETS Froyp WILLIAMS LONNIE WILLIAMS CarL WILLIS ADELAIDE WILSON ELouise WiLson Betty ANN WINSLOW MiLpRED Woops To stimulate interest in Christian living. Wee Humorvssian io GIRLS’ Hie Y Junior Chapter Mary BENSON RacHEL BLACKHAM SarRAH ANNE EATON Betty Hanson Pat Harpwick ANNE Harriss JANE Heap CYNTHIA JOHNSON FANNIE LONGLEY Betty JEAN MARSHBURN ELIZABETH MARYE JayNE McApams BERNICE PEARCE JOANN PLASTRE JACQUELINE REYNOLDS BARBARA STERNBERGER NELL TRASK CoRRINE WILKINSON SARAH WILLIAMS ELIZABETH HELLEN SuE Norton CAMILLE OTERSON Sophomore Chapter Doris ANDERS SaRAH KaTHRYN JORDAN MarILEE Boon DELEAN LONGLEY JEAN Cross EpNa MATTHES LorrAINE D’LUGIN FRANCES PENTON Mary ANNE HamiILttToN Mary REYNOLDS WINIFRED Harriss Jo ANNE SNEAD Laurie ANNE Harrison Dot SOUTHERLAND Doris HeELMs PRINCESS STELLINGS Freshman Chapter JANE EasTER MaryYE CATHERINE CROWE JEAN Pore LEVERNE BALLARD ELIZABETH ANN CALDWELL GERALDINE COLKETT Betty LEONARD FRANCES WESTBROOK Pam WHEELER Mac AyYREs FRANCIS CHADWICK Jack PERKINS Lon UsserY Pat Howe Harry WELLOT EUGENE MAaAuNEY GERALD MoRTON Jack BaLpwIN BOYS’ HIezy Junior Chapter OLIVER WATKINS EDWIN SHAIN Raynor NeEwsBOLD Bitty LEE WINFIELD WILSON Birt PETERS FRANKLIN JONES ROBERT STRICKLAND JOHN WALKER Freshman Matcorm CRAWFORD Jack WRIGHT CORNELIUS SWaRTZ Victor Taylor Davin HERBERT Davin FosTER Vee Hamer: Sophomore Chapter Coy ETHERIDGE JEROME EVENSON Hampton Frapy RICHARD GALPHIN EarL GopwWINn TomMy Hau Boppy MELTON Bitty McEacHERN Chapter VERNON HEWETT JAMES JONES BERNICE WALTERS Davin MesHaw RaLPpH GOLDSTEIN Boppy ROMEO Harry MarTHuHis Epwarp Pitts KIERMAN SWANN FRANK SYMMES GENE WARREN HENRY TRUELOVE Rex WILLIs JOHN NuckToN fhe Fanoveiian LATIN CLUBS Name AUGUSTUS IPILO i©) JULIUS CAESAR TANTALUS ORION President BRIAN MULLINIX BuBBA SYKES FRANKLIN GRAHAM Lewis HackLer ROBERT STRICKLAND ADVANCED CLUBS Vice-President Sara K. JoRDAN PauL CANTWELL Betty J. Harrison SHIRLEY ADAMS SALLIE HERRING Secretary Pat SOUTHERLAND JERE FREEMAN JEANNINE STANLEY CaROLYN KING Treasurer BETTY Yorp VirRGINIA HaTcH STEVE STEFANADIS FRANCES PENTON MAXINE SMITH Name HORATIUS CATO REGULUS MERCURY JUPITER LATIN CLUBS President Leroy TowLes Pat JONES GRAHAM BAREFOOT MaALcoLM CRAWFORD ROsEMARY SWEENEY FIRST YEAR CLUBS Vice-President JaMES STAEBLER Dick Hanson JUNE ANDREWS SHIRLEY WILLIAMS Betty Brirz Secretary SHIRLEY PHILLIPS Lora GALLAGHER ID, IMI, Tsbenaa Laura WILLIAMS Mary FRANCES LITTLE Treasurer Dot PucKETT CATHERINE CROWE FRANK SYMMES BospBy ROMEO Victor TAYLoRr President . Vice-President . Secretary-T reasurer LE CERCLE FRANCAIS . Program Chairman . ‘ : WILLIAM BowLING ELAINE BriTT SHIRLEY BROWN Mary Jo Carr LuciLLE CONLY SARAH ANN EATON ELIZABETH EVANS Harriet Farrow Grace HamMMOND KATHARINE Harriss SALLIE’ HERRING CYNTHIA JOHNSON PEeccy JOHNSON ‘Douctas McKoy ELIZABETH MARYE Members Mary K. MEwBORN Liston MILLs ANNA Mae Moore Betty Lou O’Morrow NorMa RatrorpD JANE REYNOLDs EpirH RHODES LAWRENCE ROBBINS Gitpa Rooks CHARLES ROSE CLARA SIMPSON MarTEE SYKES Newt Trask JUNE WarbD WINFIELD WILSON SALLIE HERRING Lon UssERY BETTY JEAN MarRsHBURN ELIZABETH MARYE Betty JEAN MarRsHBURN Lon UssEry Purpose: ‘To advance interest in and knowledge of France as one of the greatest historical and cultural na- tions, and recognition of the French language as being among the most beautiful in the wartd. Miss Joyce DUNHAM, Adviser COMPANEROS DE CLASES DE ESPANOL Sponsor—Miss VirGrnta ADKINS President—ANNE RoTH VicePresident—Mary EizaBETH WESTBROOK Secretary—ELizaBETH Evans Treasurer—JANE Heap MUSICAL APPRECIATION CLUB (M. A. C.—Club Nickname) President—JoHN RopNEY HEARN Vice-President—HELEN RosENMAN Secretary-T reasurer—JoycE CHECKNER The HamoveAtan HOMEROOM ORGANIZATION President . Vice-President ROBERT CORBETT J. D. Causey ATRICE CRANDILL AMELIA DIxon CATHERINE CROWE JEAN BossitT H. B. GLover Betty Davis Mary EDGERTON ToMMY VAUGHT JEAN RaBoNn MarJORIE CHERRY GENE DANIELS EvELYN BULLARD SaRAH Gray Members Mary GuyYTON GRAHAM BAREFOOT LoraINngeE D’LuGIN Harvey Brittr JEAN SHEPARD Boppy Haas Doris ANDREWS Forest Brown JimMMy CARRINGTON Bitty McEacHERN ANDREW KURE Norwoop BENDER Rosatie Lewis Harry WELLOT JimMy Burns IRVIN BOBBITT TomMMy ORRELL Jack PERKINS MARGARET GLOVER GENE JEWELL CHARLES ROSE Mac AYERS Jack CORBETT Mary ANN SPILLMAN Birt NicH CLAUDE ANDREWS CHARLES MITCHELL GEORGE VON OESEN TOMMY SNELL Gtoria NICHOLS ELsig CORBETT Sle Hanoveiian O. HENRY LITERARY SOCIETY President Vice-President Secretary Scribe Sponsor: Miss Exv1za CoLutns CATHERINE RUSSELL ELsIE CORBETT JaYyNE McApams FRaNcIs PENTON GLEE CLUB President . : : : : ; 5 Sara ANN EATON Vice-President : : : ; : : ConNNIE HERBERT Secretary and Treasurer . : : : : Neat ParTRICK Accom panist : : ; ‘ : A EUGENE MAUNEY Members Louise BARNES RacHEL BLACKHAM LoutsE BONHAM Maizie BowEN SHIRLEY BRowN BARBARA CANADY GERALDYN COLKITT VIRGINIA COLLUM GLaDys CRANFILL EpITH CROWLEY Sara ANN EATON VIRGINIA FRANKS ELEANOR FRIDDLE BETTY GALLAGHER MiriaM GENTRY JUANITA GORE LUCILLE GRAY GRACIE GURGANIOUS Mary ANNE HAMILTON CoNNIE HERBERT Mickey HartTIs MarGARET HOLMES MartHa HoLTon CYNTHIA JOHNSON MarTHA JORDAN ANN KENAN PrisciLLa KING MaRIANNE MaNN Jutre MooNEYHAN Frora McIver Mauve Noe Lucy NorTHRUP MarTHA PaDGETT Toni PETALOS MaxINE PRIDGEN Marjori£ REISSNER ANNE RHODES Patsy SMITH JEAN SPARKMAN MELROSE STRAUGHAN GRACE SYKES Mavis SYKES MiLpDRED THOMAS JUNE Warpb EmMMa WELLS Betty Yorr Pat WITHERSPOON Pott BAREFOOT PauL BLANCHARD Don Brown Bossy BRINDELL CALVIN BULLARD JimMy CaupDiILyu CurTis CRAIG B. W. Eason H,. C. GopLey Frep Hatcu Director—Miss SARAH Moore ROBINSON TomMy Hawkins GEORGE JONES HucH KeELiy JoHN KING ALLEN LANIER Britt LasstrEr DonaLpD MaTTHEWws Boppy McKENZIE Boppy MELTON Britt NicH Litoyp PaRKER Neat PartTrick WILTON RANKIN J. C. Norton EUGENE MAUNEY Ceci RHODES Jimmy SIMON Ika 1B, Saeasacieny NEW HANOVER HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA _ Violins Kitty SELLERS VIVIAN Capps LONNIE WILLIAMS GUINEVERE BRITT DovueLas HULL Eart Buck Bos DaNigLs BILL SAFFO Doris FaLes Doris SCHMIDT HazeL Yorp EpitTH SANDERS LouIsE SANDERS Mary SANDLIN JEwEL BENNETTE JAMES REGISTER FRANCES FLOWERS 4 : ] 4 a Mrs. Ertc Norpen, Director Viola JaMEs KERMON Double Bass Sara KOONCE ELLEN SMITH Flute ADELAIDE WILSON Clarinets Bri_ty GORMAN James PuHuvips BarcLEY Brown French Horn WINDFIELD WILSON ee on, RRS sd Trumpets C. M. Puivie CLARENCE FaLes b Trombones RoOBBIN BENSON CoNLY ROGERS Bass Horn KENNETH Baucom Drum ANN HOo.tT Piano GWENDOLYN CLEMENTS DISTRIBUTOR’S CLUB Members Boone, LoutsE—Belk-Williams Dept. Store. CauDILL, DorotHy—J. C. Penney Co. Conrap, Ge ratp—Applewhite Supply Co. FieLD, SaRAH—F. W. Woolworth Co. Harton, LynN—Shoemaker’s Book Store MELTON, RuTH—H. L. Green Co. Mercer, EvetyN—Belk-Williams Dept. Store MurpHREE, GwEN—Diana Dress Shop Scorr, Ropert A.—Robert R. Bellamy Son FusseELt, EpNa L.—Coordinator, Distributive Education DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS Glenn Barrow, Kathleen Lord, Faye Herring, Frances Thompson, Charlotte Williams, Paul Player. Johnnie Dixon, Celeta Surles, Audrey Overby, Flora Johnson, Martha Brinson, Pete Chadwick. Mr. Willard, Janice Pridgen, Gwen Avery, Margaret Watson, Bobby Goodwin. President . . : : 3 , : GWEN AVERY Vice-President . 2 ; ; : : ; MarGARET WATSON Secretary-Treasurer . : : : : : j d JANICE PRIDGEN Reporter . ‘ : ; : ; : . : ; Bossy GoopWIN STATEMENT Members of the 1944-45 Diversified Occupations Class have contributed 375 man-hours toward victory every week by working part-time in local commercial and industrial establishments. At the same time the students have received valuable training and instruction in their chosen occupation. The Diversified Occupations course is open each year to a limited number of juniors and seniors who desire to gain practical occupational experience prior to graduation from high school. President . ; Vice-President . Secretary . ; Program Chairman Club Reporter . NaTHAN HEROWITZ ANNE WILLIAMS EMMA KINGOFF Doucias McKoy NELSoN KENNICK Maryorig BaTsoN MiLtprED Woops JANE Heap Bos Hayes BONNIE SMITH SCRIBBLERS’ CLUB Members GWEN CLEMENTS ALANA MATTHES SALLY HERRING WINFIELD WILSON Doris FALes MELLIE BaRLow DonaLp LAWRENCE Laurie Harrison EvELYN FUTRELLE CONNIE HERBERT Sponsor: Mrs, B. SMITH Doris FALEs SaRAH K. JORDAN JAYNE McApbams WINFIELD WILSON BLANCHE REYNOLDS BLANCHE REYNOLDS SarAH K. JORDAN CATHERINE LEGWIN Betty J. MaRsHBURN DonaLp Davis JayNE McApbams ELIZABETH EvaNs ELsiE CORBETT HELEN Hicks THESPIANS President . Z : Vice-President . ; Secretary and Treasurer . : 3 Historian and Reporter. ; : BarBara ANDREWS Joan ANDREWS GWEN AVERY MELLIE BaRLow Betty Batz EVELYN BENDER SHIRLEY BERGER MARGARET BLAKE IRvIN BosBittT ToOMMIE BURKE JimMy CauDILy JoycE CHECKNER GWEN CLEMENTS TERESA COKER GERALDINE COLKITT Este CorBETT MALCOLM CRAWFORD JEAN Cross Mavret D. CuLLeNn Lorraine D’LucGIN LILLIAN Evans Doris FALeEs VirGINIA FRANKS ELEANOR FRIDDLE MarGARET GLOVER MaRILYN GoopDMAN THELMA GUNNERSEN Doucias Harr Grace HamMMonps HELEN Harvey WINIFRED Harriss Jackie Hewett HELEN Hicks MarTHA Hotton Homer Hurry JupiItH JOHNSON ANN JORDAN SaRA Kay JorDAN EMMA KINGOFF LyNN Kirk CATHERINE LEGWIN DELEAN LONGLEY Betty Lou LyNpdon MARIANNE MANN ALANA MATTHES Finky Maritow Betty JEAN MarsHBURN Frora T. McIver CATHERINE MacRarE Boppy MELTON Emit MEYERS MartTHa May Neat Bitty Opin Muccie Parks BERNICE PIERCE GERALDINE PINER Jo ANN PLASTRE MaxXINE PRIDGEN Dot PucKETT Advisor—Mrs. ANNE FARMER FRANCES THOMPSON CONNIE HERBERT VIRGINIA SHaw JANET JONES ANNE REESE BLANCHE REYNOLDS JANICE REYNOLDS CATHERINE RUSS ELL JEAN SHANDS ELIZABETH SHYTLE BONNIE SMITH Patsy SMITH JEANNINE STANLY PRINCESS STELLINGS MarGIE STEGALL BARBARA STERNBERGER BETTY WALTON Harry WELLOT Betsy WILLiamMs Laura WILLIAMS ADELAIDE WILSON Bossy WiILson WENDY WILSON ARTS AND CRAFTS CLUB Sara K. JoRDAN President . ; ; : ‘ ‘ . : : GERRY PINER Vice-President . ; ; : : : : , Secretary . : : : : : : : : MaLcotm CRAWFORD Treasurer . : : : ‘ ‘ : : : i Dot KNIGHT Program Chairman. : : : : : : - Frances May Pat BOWERS 3 EpWIN SHAIN JEANETTE DEXTER President . Vice-President . , : : , ; : : : Secretary-Treasurer . ; 5 , : : ‘ : ; BOYS’ MONOGRAM CLUB WINFORD SUTTON JAMES CrRooM Jack LowriIMore WILTON RANKIN JOHNNY SYMMES RAYMOND SMITH Lewis SyKES CHARLIE MITCHELL WEDDELL Harriss Joe MatTHis J. W. JOHNSON L. B. HarreELyu Nev Dowp ToMMy SNELL BERNARD CORBETT . Boppy CALHOUN GEORGE JONES CHARLES ROSE PauL CAMPBELL Bitty LEE JoHN Hopps GRAHAM BAREFOOT Jack Marcus Jimmy WELLS CLUB OFFICERS WILTON RANKIN Nep Dowp WINFORD SUTTON Sec’y-Treas, President Vice-President LIBRARY CLUB President . : : : ; : : ‘ : : : WiILtis ROGERS Vice-President . : : : : : 4 F : : ANN ADAMS Secretary-Treasurer . : : ; : 5 ; : : JuNE KING President . ; ‘ : : é : , ; F . WALTER GOLDBURG Vice-President . , : : ‘ : ; f : . Irvin Bossit Secretary-Treasurer : ; : : 2 : ; ; - EMMA KINGOFF a ‘ ‘ iN il . = ’ Ne THE HANOVERIAN STAFF HELEN Hicks GERALD CONRAD MaRGARET Parks Assistant Photographic Editor Photographic Editor Art Editor CaLvIN BULLARD Este CORBETT Editor-In-Chief Business Manager BLANCHE REYNOLDS Dick PHELPS JANET JONEs Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager Assistant Business Manager THE HANOVERIAN STAFF ELoIseE Jacosr Betty SUE WESTBROOK Betty JANE Harrison Assistant Feature Editor Assistant Editor Assistant Feature Editor Lucite CoNLy ANNE RoTH Assistant Editor Feature Editor VIRGINIA SHAW CLAIRE MILLER JANICE PRIDGEN Assistant Typist Typist Assistant Typist THE WILDCAT STAFF RVIN BOBBITT JAL SELL SALLIE TRUELOVE WILTON RANKIN LOITOR (NM CHIEF MANAGING EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER NEWS EO 7F OR WEDDELL HARRAISS SPORTS FBITOR CATHERINE RUSSELL FEATURE EOLTOR GERALDO CONRAD PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR A LUCILE CONLY VANCE COLLIE CIB CULATION MANAGER AROVEATISING MANAGER 4, S et tw cee ee ‘ OE 8 Lake at Me Nae HELEN Hicks Make-Up Editor WILLIAM RocERS Exchange Editor BLANCHE REYNOLDS Club Editor Circulation Staff Circulation Manager—LuciLt CoNniy Assistant Circulation Manager—WiINIFRED Harriss Advisor—Miss MaRTHA CROMARTIE. Advertising Staff Advertising Manager—VaNcE COLLIE Business Manager—SaLLy FRUELOVE Assistant Business Manager—VirGINIa OLIVER Bookkeeper—MarGareEt LEE JORDAN Business Advisor—Mrs, GEORGE WEST THE WILDCAT BUSINESS STAFF RONNIE WaRTERS, CAROLYN LILLY, JEAN Cross, PRINCESS STELLINGS, ANNA LEE SKIPPER, JUNE GREENLEE, Mac AYRES, EpwiIn SHaAIN, RacHEL BLacKHAM, KaTHRYN HUNTER, JUNE KING. OLIVER WATKINS, EVELYN BULLARD, JEAN SHANDS, GWEN CLEMENTS, VIRGINIA HatcH, Berry PAYNE, EVELYN BENDER, KATHERINE Prner, ANN PAYNE, DarINE DOWELL, PRISCILLA Kine, Berry Brirz, CATHERINE LEGWIN, SHIRLEY JONES AND Jor JaMEs. Dotty SauNDERS, Typist, and Journalism Students at Work. ATHLETICS 1944245 This year’s athletic achievements fell a little below | © aon average in all three major sports, as a result of inexperienced clubs and injuries. The Hanover Gridsters chalked up a none too impres- sive record this year, having been immensely handicapped by numerous injuries, and th e return of only two of last year’s starters. The Basketeers rocked up a fair record, despite the fact that they dribbled off to a bad start, all of last year’s starters having graduated. The lot of Horsehiders, boasting the return of only two of last year’s lettermen, had a better-than-average outfit, despite the “rookies” in the starting line-up. CoacH RuPEertT Bryan CHEERLEADERS Head Cheerleader, Charlie Mitchell; Mavis Sykes, Finky Marlowe, Betty Davis, Marylyn Goodman, Pattie Southerland, Jimmy Caudill, Paul Blanchard, Melrose Straughn. “ISAK “TAY ‘uvdag “IW :ssosiapy ‘aAOToNIT, Arudzy ‘siyepl AY: suaSvuryw sasplig png ‘urwisuurg prarq ‘ajyiny sowie ‘sraqua A Apavy]{ ‘sioae Ay urwonN ‘sourumdg Auuyof ‘sayAg eqqng ‘pury] “YOIG Woqoy “wong psofzuryy “sourg unf “Yamog ssyeAy [neg AqqnyD “yuo; srisioyxy ‘uosepy Alig ‘sqqoyy uyof ‘sauof sayaeyo ‘uosuyof ayef ‘sstzazepy [[apprA ‘uosuvz] stnoy ‘paoq pen ‘aqaqiod Addeyy ‘ssiting uay ‘oosareg weyriy ‘yaiomysy Aqqog :ssoAvjd jo saweNy ee ae A IWVHL TIVaLOoOwd Names of players: Leon Harrell, Norman Waters, Louis Collie, Victor James, James Tuttle, Marion Rogers, Jack Marcus, James Croom, Fitzhugh Fennell, Billy Mason, Johnny McKoy, Don Hyatt, Tommy Smith, Carl Mason. Manager: Joe Mathis. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - —Jhe Fanovetiam SUPERLATIVES ww Best All Around Most Likely to Succeed ELOISE JACOBI Max GopwWIN SUPERLATIVES eee Irvin BopsBittT Best Dressed HELEN Hicks Max GopwIn ERLATIVES SUP Most School Spirit CHARLIE MITCHELL Mavis SykEs OS Most Nonchalant Happy CorsBetTrT BLANCHE REYNOLDS SUPERLATIVES Biggest Flirt Litty GROOVER He Fumoveian PAULINE ALLENDER CLAUDE ANDREWS . Louis ANDREWS ToMMyY APPLEBERRY Boppy ASHWORTH . GWEN AVERY RACHEL AXLER . EMILE AYASH Doris JUANITA BAME . Bitty BaRLow Doris JuANITA BATSON MyrTLeE BATson GraclgE LEE BENNETT . HELEN BIDDLE ELLa Mart BuRNETT IRVIN BOBBITT LouIsE BOONE ANNA MaeE BORDEAUX JEAN BosTIAN HoeELt Bowers ANNA BERNICE BRANHAM BaRBARA BRINDELL Bossy BRINDELL MarTHA BRINSON Nancy BrYANT Harry BUCHANAN . CALVIN BULLARD JUANITA BULLAR D PHILLIP BUMBY . Jimmy Burns BILLY CAMERON ANN LouiIsE CAMPBELL JEAN ELIZABETH CAMPBELL . PauL CAMPBELL FRANCES CANADY WILLIE CANADY JANE CANNON PROPHECY Happily married to Don. Director of Religious Education at Duke. Fuller Brush salesman. Author of What to Say to Your Best Girl’s Parents When You Bring Her in at One Instead of Eleven. Football coach at Yale in 1965. Inventor of a machine that automatically cuts stencils. Head bookkeeper at Sears, Roebuck Company. Organ-grinder. Wilmington’s foremost lady doctor. Manufacturer of Barlo w’s Bigger Baby Bottles. Owner of a school of dancing. Author of How to Grab a Man and Hold Him. Model of evening wraps. Coach of N. H. H. S.’s first girls’ football team. The light that brings the Coast Guard home at night. Inventor of stretchable handcuffs. Spanish teachereabeNes tit tas Radio comedienne on Bob Hope’s show. Senior Hi-Y advisor. Super draftsman. Publisher of How to Wear Less and Look Better. Owner of a stationery store. Author of How to Dance. Successor to DemiicNeemin, 197 1 Newspaper reporter for The Star-News. Chief of Police. Mechanical genius. Art critic for the Wilmington Public Library. Dead-End Kid. The most famous architect in the United States. Announcer for WMFD. Head of a matrimonial bureau. GymeteachersareNesiceeld ao: Playboy. Red Cross nurse. Owner of the Bailey Theatre. Airline hostess. PROPHECY (Continued ) MARyTORIB� CAPPS, 5) 292... English teacher. Mary Jo Carr . . . . . . French book author. Dorotny Caupinit . . . . Still denying kinship to Jimmy. JImMy CauDILL. . . . . . Jitterbugging sensation at the Stork Club. Pete CHADWICK . . . . . “Somebody’s Darling.” RoperT CHINNIS . . . . . Master Sergeant in the U. S. Army. Bettie CLarK . . . . . . Happy housewife. GWEN CLEMENTS . . . . . Dean of Women at Vassar. HELEN CopDINGTON . . . . “Pin-Up Sweetheart.” ERNEST COLEY amuse eee -Astrolovist: Lucite Contry . . . . . . Congresswoman from North Carolina. GERALD ConraD . . . . . Discoverer of how to make pictures without films. BERNARD CoRBETT. . . . . One of Jimmy Lynch’s “Death-Dodgers.” Erste CorBeTT . . . . . . First feminine governor of North Carolina. FISRRY CRAFT. . £9). - = | lax collector JAMES CROOM .— . 4) |. = . Star. basketball-player at U. N. C. EDULE CROW DEY we eee men Llostesse atathes Us S.5 ©; Mavret Deans CuLLEN. . . Still happily married. WiLtiaM CULVER . . . . . An Admiral in the U. S. Navy. Donatp Davis . . . . . . Psychoanalyist. WeANTDAVIS- 3... .,..-. Muind-reader. Crirron DIXON . = . .-. Professional “gigolo.’’ Nep Down .... . . . Manufacturer of “Di-Dee’’ dolls. PIEEEN EASON ©. «00... . Broadway actress. MarjorIE ELLISON. . . . . School Librarian. Doris FALES . . . . = «. . A member of Phil Spitalamy’s orchestra. SARAH FIELD. . . . . . . Floor-walker at Woolworth’s. JAMES FosTER . . . . . . Renowned poet. VirGINIA FRANKs . . . . «© Metropolitan Opera singer. ELIZABETH s GILBERT ne eee EUS a pin-up: piri: BIliy eG ODLE Ygua anne eee eer Vet amous) play wright: Linn GODLE Varn ee nee rathicecop one littn pA venuesinu New. Y ork. Max GopwiIn . .. . . . Author of Meditations of a Dreamer. SaRAH Lois GopwIN . . . . Apple of “his” eye. WaLTER GoLDBUuRG . . . - _ Leader of an African expedition. Frances GMYTRUK . . . . Head nurse at James Walker Hospital. Lucite, GRAY , 9. “2 «9%. .Powets model. CHARLES GREER .. . . . Advertiser for Charles Atlas. Lity GROOVER . THELMA GUNNERSEN FURMAN HALL VAIRGINIAT LIAL ieee ane mene Louis HANSON Betty JANE Harrison WEDDELL Harriss . . . LYNN HarTON Mary ELLEN HASHAGEN HELEN HaRVELL . . JULES ELA VES gee geese. Birt Heap CONNIE HERBERT . . FayYyE HERRING . . KATHARYNE HERRING . IIE LENS FUCKS @ 5's aee JANES EIOBBS =.) 5a) meee CLAYTON HoLMEs JACKSLLOUTON@:. tou EUSIBSHUBAND=:. 20 2 FRANCES HUHN . . Sheva DE|ACK SON a ae nee ELOSEs)| ACOBIE s amr-mr eae WV IGTORSE| AMES aut. FLora JOHNSON .. . FRANCES JOHNSON. . CoOzzETTE JOHNSON . MARGARET JOHNSON JUDITH JOHNSTON. . . BessiE MaE JONES . . GCHARLES )| ONES (umn arene JAN ETae| ONES gens mace ee MarRGARET LEE JORDAN Myra KATZORFa rn ole HUGH REDLE Youu a JANESIKCERN =e JoHN KING .. . CLYNN KoORNEY PROPHECY (Continued ) “Miss North Carolina” in 1952. Successor to Raymond on The Inner Sanctum. Minister of Morgans Creek. President of a boys’ school. Professional moron. Discoverer of a cure for the insane graduates of N.H.H.S. Successor to Ernie Pyle. Circus strong man. Modern Florence Nightingale. Cecil’s inspiration. Model for diamond rings. Next manager of Baxter’s. Guest star at Carnegie Hall. Fastest typist in the United States. Girl behind the man behind the gun. Beauty Editor of Mademoiselle. “Aunt Hobbsey” to Frances’s children. Termite exterminator. Proprietor of Holton’s Haberdashery. The perfect wife. Owner of a home for orphaned door mice. Guardian angel of 1965 “hep-cats.” Everybody’s friend. Water boy for the New York Giants. Manicurist. Owner of a music store. Writer of the article, “Pretty Potted Petunias.” Owner of Peg’s Hag Treatment Beauty Salon. Auditor. Demonstrator for bubble baths. Raising another Jones family. Dramatic actress. Bookkeeping teacher at N. H. H. S. Nurse’s-aide. ie War correspondent. Owner of a taxi company. Reverend John Rufus King. Narrator of Mother Goose Rhymes on the radio. BrtLt LassITER Haroip LEONARD Briuie LITTLE Br_Lt Loprer KATHLEEN Lorp Jack LowRIMORE CarL Mason ALANA MATTHES Joe MatTTHiIs Boppy MANER FrRaNcEsS May Nancy MAYHAN ANDREW MAzuR HucH McFarLING . RUTH MELTON EVELYN MERCER GERALD MILLER . CLAIRE MILLER . , CHARLIE MITCHELL HucH MILTON Norris MONK ANERLEE Moore Joe Morrison ELoisE MortTON Emit MEYERS EpwarpD MYERs . Curtis NEwTON Goria NICHOLS Birt NIGH Brtty NURNBERGER CHARLES ODELL VIRGINIA OLIVER AUDREY OVERBY CAROLYN OZMENT Nick PaNTAzis Muccie Parks EpitH PETERSON PROPHECY (Continued ) “100% good” Lassiter. Owner of Leonard’s Bowling Alley. Football enthusiast. Professor of Etiquette. N. H. H. S.’s most successful stenographer. Coach of “‘Queenie’s” Junior Varsity. Basketball coach at U. C. L.'A. Author of The Dot in Your Life. Successor to “Archie” at Duffy's Tavern. Artist. J. W.’s “one and only.” Bible teacher. Another Van Johnson. Member of 100% Lilly Whiters. Owner of Melton’s Monkey Store. Camp fire girl executive. Lecturer on “The Easy Way.” Diamond polisher at Tiffany’s. Talent scout for Carolina Theatre. Manager of the Buttercup. Successor to Coach Bryan in 1975. Song writer. Baxter’s old stand-by. Glamour girl. Singer of the ‘Virginia Dare’? commercial. Side show artist for Barnum and Bailey. Married to a cute little ‘“de-icer.” Mistress of ceremonies for ‘“We the People.” Bouncer at Duffy’s Tavern. Uncle Sam’s special problem. Another Private Hargrove. Professional heart-breaker. Dictaphone operator. Woman dentist. Owner of Lambsie-Wambsie Pet Shoppe. Author of Marionettes or How Not to Tangle Your Strings. Blonde beauty. Dick PHELPs MARGARET JOSEPHINE POWELL SyBIL POWELL WaLTER POWELL JAN PRIDGEN . RHYNE RAMSEUR WILTON RANKIN Epri£E REECE . ANNE REESE BLANCHE REYNOLDS EpDITH RHODES Mary ELIZABETH RIGGS SHIRLEY ROBERTS SHIRLEY ROBINSON WiILLIs ROGERS ANNE ROTH . DorotHy Russ CATHERINE RUSSELL . . . WILLIAM HERBERT RUSSELL CARL SAMMONS . DoLLy SAUNDERS AGNES SCHMITT ROBERT SCOTT Hivpa SEITTER IRL SELL CATHERINE SELLERS CarRL SEXTON HoweELL SHARPE HELEN SHAW VIRGINIA SHAW Mae SHEPARD . SANDFORD SHMERLING ELIZABETH SHYTLE JUNE SKILES Doris SMITH EUGENE SMITH . PROPHECY (Continued ) Piano salesman. “Pheenie’s Advice to the Kiddies.” (Author). War wife. Charlie Jones’s helpful advisor on the best way to raise children. Captures a certain Marine. Author of The Shortest Way to Success. Pervertor of a revolution. Social hostess at Officers’ Club. President of the local Red Cross. Founder of a home for lost and strayed men. Demonstrator of home canning. Model of fur coats. First policewoman in Wilmington. First person to ever break a laugh meter on the program, “Can You Top This One?” Living Major Hoople. Promoter of wrestling in England. Home economist for the Tide Water Power Company. Instigator for the comeback of bustles. Author of murder mysteries. Bill collector. Hard-working career woman. Woman detective. Owner of a chain of A. P. Stores. One of the married set. Editor of Wilmington Post. Violin soloist at Carnegie Hall. Another casanova. Another pirate from Frenchman’s Creek. Creator of hair styles. Sponsor of a lonely hearts club. Successor to Mrs. Keith in 1960. Famous singer of popular songs. Actress at Thalian Hall. Traveling saleswoman. Mother of five red-haired boys. Owner of a dancing flea circus. Pa Jae Humovestan ATTN GLoriaA SMITH JIMMY SMITH SERENA SMITH TOMMY SMITH Rosa SNEEDEN Mary ALICE SNELL TOMMY SNELL MaRTHA SPARKS Lioyp STANLEY MarGIE STEGALL BILL STEWART REBECCA STRICKLAND . ROBERT STRICKLAND CELETA SURLES WINFORD SUTTON Mary ELLEN SWAIN JimMy SwWIcEGoop . Mavis SYKEs . J. W. Taytor FRANCES THOMPSON Doucias TRENT WAYNE TROUTMAN Grapys LorAINE TURNER GEORGE VON OESEN BaRBARA HELEN WALKER JOHN WALKER Tommy WALTON ALMA WARTERS MirtaM WARWICK MARGARET WATSON JimMy WELLs Betty SUE WESTBROOK ELIZABETH WETTIG Ros—E Mary WILD CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS JUNE WILLETs Patricia WITHERSPOON BE RITE RIGH Tae et PROPHECY (Continued ) Telephone operator. Chaplain in the U. S. Army. Author of How to Use a Telephone. Owner of Smith’s Smoldering Diner. Missionary to China. Van Johnson’s private nurse. First man to visit Mars. “Miss Carolina Beach” of 1960. Bandmaster in the U. S. Army. Cover girl. Shoe designer. Welding champion. President of a wholesale grocer’s association. Designer of ‘‘Surles’s Bonnets.” Optometrist. W.S. T. stenographer. Author of Mother Goose Rhymes. Person who puts slugs in babies’ banks. Tide Water bus driver. First lady of the stage—Frances ‘‘Barrymore’ Thompson. Manager of a nursery for 18-25 year-old baby girls. The big “Fish” of the hoboes. The girl in every port. (An Gules worker: Lecturer for Star-News to local newsboys on ‘How to Throw Newspapers on Porches.” Plumber. Author of numerous best sellers. The girl friend of the whirling derby. No. 1 jitterbug. World’s best speller. First Wilmingtonian to own a helicopter. Successor to Hedy Lamarr. An orphanage superintendent. Dare-devil motorcycle rider. Model for Ry-Crisp. . An advertising model for Ipana’s “brighter smile.” . _ A housewife who is excellent at making kitchen curtains. . Wilmington’s foremost lady lawyer. CLASS HISTORY It was in the eventful year of 1941 that we boarded the good ship of learning, N. H. H. S. If there was ever a seasick-green bunch of Freshmen, we were it. It took a pretty good while to “stow our gear”, learn that our vessel was only three decks high, and discover that there were no eggs in the crow’s nest. Well do we remember “Admiral” Hamilton’s first pep-talk. We needed it, too. We felt as insignificant as the barnacles on the keel; here we were embarking on the last phase of our cruise for knowledge in a totally unfamiliar ship. It was not long, though, before we got the hang of it and were sailing with the best of them. We held our first election and chose Gwynn Townes to be our helmsman. We sailed smoothly until December 7, 1941, when we were startled to find ourselves plunged into the dangerous seas of World War II. The going was now rough, but we stuck fast to our post. So it was in 1942 we advanced to the Sophomore Class. We were getting our sea legs now. We had dropped our Freshman slogan of “I don’t know” and adopted a more impressive one of “I forgot.” Again we held elections, and Eloise Jacobi became our navigator. Again things went along smoothly except that we lost our Thursday morning movie. In the fall of 1943 we once more climbed in prestige and found ourselves Juniors. Pretty soon some of the more ambitious ones began to hanker to enter via the Seniors’ sacred steps, and if higher authority had not stepped in, it would not have stopped short of mutiny. The craving stomachs of the starving students called for—and got—two lunch periods, though some of the sixth-perioders doubted their ability to last the extra hour. Another day at the polls brought out a capable feminine class president in the tall form of Elsie Corbett. Two deep mysteries presented themselves during this year. By some strange means our flag pole was reduced to a pitiful stump, and later on in the year the Senior steps acquired a liberal coat of green paint of doubtful beauty. How well do we remember the big snow this year with snowball fights, snowmen, and getting dismissed early. We gave our first class play and chose one that got in a good rib at the faculty. It was ‘““Who’s Crazy Now?”, and it placed our favorite teachers in the nuthouse. Irvin Bobbitt and Helen Hicks took the leading roles. We put our all into our Junior-Senior Prom, .too. Spring was our theme, and nothing was too good for our Seniors. This year we started what we hope will be an annual affair: an outdoor May Day festival. So ended a very happy year. At last we have inherited the highest rank of all! We are full-fledged Seniors! We think Freshmen just as dumb as the Seniors thought us to be when we were Freshmen. No one can be that dumb, however. Freshmen must know some- thing. Yet, many of us would not mind being Frosh again. Jimmy Burns is now captain of the ship, and the rest of us as Seniors are its ranking officers. We set the examples and walk around trying to look intelligent. We own the coveted steps and will go down fighting for their preservation. We wear gold rings set cruise. We are confident that we are leaving capable hands in charge, and to rings and. of our achievements, and we are prepared for the end of our long with black stones bearing the words “Class of 1945,” We are proud of our them we say “Bon Voyage.” ne LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (TIS BETTER TO GIVE THAN TO RECEIVE) STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER. We, the infamous Seniors of ’45, realizing full well that our days as such are numbered, and being of reasonably sound mind and body, do hereby will and bequeath to our heirs such of our worldly possessions as we consider will be useful to them, said possessions to be distributed as stipulated below; and at the same time, we beseech our heirs to receive their inheritances in the same well- meaning manner in which they are given. FIRST: Any of our most choice possessions which, for reasons best known to ourselves, we will not be able to take with us; namely, the Senior Steps, etc., we leave to the Juniors, along with a shovel with which they are expected to dig their way through the soot which eternally finds refuge on the steps. SECOND: Our excellent record in football we leave to the Juniors, along with the fervent hope that they may win another game sometime. THIRD: We leave to the Sophomores all the fads we have enjoyed so much; society slinks, females dressed in dungarees, and other weird ideas. FOURTH: Our only remaining possessions are a tube of lipstick and a razor, which we leave to the Freshmen along with an encyclopedia which will give directions in full for use of said articles. FIFTH: As it is our solemn wish to see the class of °46 as well endowed with all the finer traits of personality and character as we are, we as individuals will the following useful gifts: I, Wilton Rankin, do will my winning ways and my skill at various card games to George Clark, realizing that he will be able to use them to advantage. I, Blanche Reynolds, leave my treasured shoes, one pair to Ann Adams, the other to Nell Trask, knowing that they will appreciate them immensely. We, Lily Groover and Helen Codington, do leave our ability to giggle as accredited to us by Mrs. LeGrand, to Corinne Wilkinson, Betty Hanson, and Shirley Brown. I, Janet Jones, do will that which is known as my technique to Katherine Kester. LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT (Continued ) I, Charlie Mitchell, leave my renowned sneezes to Miss Barksdale, as I under- stand just how fond she is of them. I, Thelma Gunnerson, will my expressive facial contortions and my ever ready supply of pertinent remarks to anyone who finds himself at a loss for words. I, Emil Meyers, do present to Jack Marcus, my ability to make the female hearts flutter, realizing that he doesn’t need this badly. I, Elsie Corbett, will and bequeath the headache I acquired as business man- ager of the Hanoverian along with my glasses, which I never wear, to whoever gets this job next year. I, Willis Rogers, leave my inimitable personality and my uncalled for remarks to Julian Barbot. We, Alana, Muggie, and Cackie, do leave the section of the Senior Steps where we hold court to Finky Marlowe and Lillian Evans. I, Jimmy Wells, do leave the blue slips which were willed to me to Skinny Symmes. I, Max Godwin, do leave my serious and solemn manner to my brother, Jack, understanding his lack. I, Jimmy Burns, do will and bequeath my project of white lines down the halls to Raynor Newbold. 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