Oak Hill High School - Belles Memoires (Morganton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1956 volume:

Belles. {llemoirs FOURTH VOLUME 1906 MILDRED t REVONDA BURKE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY Published by : THE JUNIOR AND SENIOR CLASSES OAK HILL niGH SCHOOL Morganton, N. C. REED RED AEE NSO Naeem hE in cd aie oy tei gt Editor | ACRE SCS Tel CUNY BS) 8 8 ae oy ig Se min og Sa eI Oa Assistant Editor Be AVOIN DAC RUAINIS EY a paneer tier he ie Come ia Oral Business Manager PEIN EB EINE ERD Ease wan aang bie cement Ate Assistant Business Manager Di SO OL SEEROUGERS i cor peice © reage th CR TL eis eel bk Adviser s We, the Senior and Junior Classes, add this collection of Foreword memorable experiences to the history of Oak Hill High School. May it prove worthy of the best traditions of our school. To all who have helped make our school days such pleasant ones, and to all who have helped in any way to make this yearbook possible, we want to express our sincere thanks. edication | or Ham- d to Mr. Gary icate d proper that this book be ded For his kindness, patience, help, and guidance, the Senior Class of 1956 itting an thinks it only f mond. Administration MR. R. L. PATTON Superintendent MR. W. F. BROWN, JR. Principal MRS. DELL B. WILSON DR. HAROLD T. CONNER Guidance Counselors SCHOOL BOARD Seated: Mrs. Clarence Stephens. Standing: Mr. James Benton, Mr. Warlick Avery, Chairman; Mr. Eugene Perry, Mr. J. L. McGalliard. ‘Seniors BALLON AA Y heii gyi), haan se ict eS Ee, | aig Dea Secretary Bie PeSOeATNHO URS aati eee eee ork ta els Cae Vice-President Baal NE OER Ma See hy om Pht ne Umkrat n ayuret ys ko 4 ute std Treasurer DIekes COVE BER TSON tH. bice . o.oo le Nias ee eet President CLASS MOTTO Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers, CLASS COLORS Pink and White MASCOTS ADVISER CLASS FLOWER Carnation GARY COOPER MISS JEAN WELLS Home Economics, Science B. S., Appalachian State Teachers College Boone, North Carolina BRENDA DELLINGER SARA MAE BECK Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Club 1,3,4; Dramatics Club 2; Belles Mem- oirs Staff 3,4; F.H.A. Club 4; May Day Attendant 4. ERVIN CHESTER Football Manager 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; F.F.A. Club 1,2,4; E.T.A. Club 2, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4; Class Reporter 3; 4-H Club 1; Belles Memoirs Staff 3,4; Beta Club Treasurer 4; Dramatics Club 1,2; Dance Club 3,4; Class Testator 4. CHARLES CLARK Football 1,2; F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 2; Monogram Club 2,4, Reporter 3; Dance Club 3,4; Glee Club 3; Basketball Man- ager 3. FLORA MAE CLARK Glee Club 1,2,3; Dance Club 3; F.H.A. Club 4. ERVIN CLOER Football 1,3, Co-Captain 2,4; May Day Escort 1,2,3; Homecoming Es- cort 1,3; Class Treasurer 1,4; F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2,3; Mono- gram Club 2,3,4; Beta Club President 4; Dance Club 3,4; Belles Mem- oirs Staff 3,4; Marshal 3; Bus Driver 4; Class Historian 4. RICHARD CUTHBERTSON Student Council Representative 1,2; F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Class President 1,4; 4-H Secretary 1; Class Treasurer 2,3; Football 1,2,4, Co-Captain 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2, Vice-President 3, President 4; Dance Club 1,3,4; Belles Memoirs Staff 3; Homecoming Escort 3; May Day Escort 3; Bus Driver 4; May Day King 4. JIMMY DAVIS F.F.A. Club 1,2, Vice-President 3; Dance Club 1,3,4; Glee Club 3; Dramatics Club 2; Belles Memoirs Staff 3,4. BILL GALLOWAY F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3, Vice-President 4; Basketball 1, Co-Captain 4; Class Secretary 1,4; May Day Escort 4. NINA HARRIS Dance Club 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics Club 2; Beta Club 2,4; Belles Memoirs Staff 3,4; F.H.A. Club 4. MILDRED HENSON Student Council Reporter 1, Treasurer 2; Dramatics Club 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Homecoming Attendant 2; May Day Attendant 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Class President 2,3; Beta Club 2, President 3, Secretary 4; Dance Club 4, Secretary 3; Assistant Editor of Belles Memoirs 3; Chief Mar- shal 3; Monogram Club 3,4; F.T.A. Club 3,4; Editor of Belles Memoirs 4; Miss Hi Miss 4; May Day Queen 4; Salutatorian 4. BETTY MICHAELS Glee Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H Club 1; Dance Club 1,3,4; Belles Memoirs Staff 3; Dramatics Club 2. LOUISE O7'HAM Beta Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Club 4; Dance Club 1,3,4. ADA JEAN ORDERS May Day Attendant 1,3; Homecoming Attendant 1,3; Dance Club 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Dra- matics Club 2; Beta Club 2, Vice-President 4; Class Vice-President 3; Belles papers Staff 3,4; F.T.A. Vice-President 4; May Day Maid of Honor 4. i DEAN ORDERS F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Dance Club 1,3,4; Monogram 4; Football 1,4. Memoirs Staff 3; Valedictorian 4. MARVIN PASCHALL Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; 4-H Club Reporter 1; F.F.A. Club 1,2,4; Dance Club 1,3,4; Student Council Representative 2; Dramatics Club 2; F.T.A. Club 2,3, Secretary 4; Monogram 3,4; Marshal 3; Belles SYLVIA PERRY McMAHAN Cheerleader 1,2,3; May Day Attendant 1,3; Dance Club 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3; Dramatics Club 2; Belles Memoirs Staff 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; F.H.A. Club 4. REVONDA RAMSEY Dance Club 1,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; May Day Attendant 2,4; Cheer- leader 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4, Secretary and Treasurer 2; Dra- matics Club 2; Class Reporter 2; Class Secretary 3; Marshal 3; Assistant Business Manager of Belles Memoirs 3; Business Manager of Belles Memoirs 4; Beta Club 2,4; F.T.A. Club 4; F.H.A. Club 4. BILL SPAINHOUR F.F.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Class Vice-President 1,4; Monogram Club 2,3; Dance Club 3,4; May Day Escort 1,2; 4-H President 1; Cheerleader 1,2; Bus Driver 4. MARSHALL WHISNANT F.F.A. Club 1,2,4, Treasurer 3; Dance Club 1,3,4; Belles Memoirs Staff 4; Bus Driver 4; May Day Escort 4; Class Prophet 4. MOST POPULAR Sylvia Perry McMahan Charles Clark FRIENDLIEST Sara Mae Beck BEST ALL AROUND Bill Spainhour Flora Clark Bill Galloway MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Michaels Marshall Whisnant WITTIEST Revonda Ramsey Jimmy Davis Uperiarives aioe Nina Harris Ervin Cloer MOST ATHLETIC Mildred Henson ; Dick Cuthbertson MOST INTELLIGENT Mildred Henson MOST DEPENDABLE Ervin Chester Louise O’Ham Marvin Paschall PRETTIEST AND MOST HANDSOME Ada Jean Orders Dean Orders Class History The year 1952 was, for this Senior Class of 1956, filled with many new adventures. We all remember clearly our feelings of awe, expectation, and nervousness as we began our high school careers under the guidance of Mr. O. D. Rowe, who was our homeroom teacher. We elected for officers of our class: Dick Cuthbertson, President; Billy Spainhour, Vice-President; Billy Galloway, Secretary; and Ervin Cloer, Treasurer. We, the freshmen, had no trouble getting recognition. Unfortunately, those words were not always of praise. With forty members, we were the largest class in high school,and we merited the reward of being called the “Green Freshmen.” The year was soon gone and all at once we were Sophomores. Our homeroom teacher was Miss Patricia Jaynes, who remained with us through our Junior year. We elected our officers with Mildred Henson, President; Charles Clark, Vice-President; Jim Acuff, Secretary; and Dick Cuthbertson, Treasurer. We began a campaign to raise money for our Junior-Senior trip. This year we left some of our freshman actions behind and got a touch of what being grown-up is like. We enjoyed the year and looked forward to being Juniors. Our third year was filled with many experiences. One was the raising of funds for our trip that spring; another was the planning of the Junior-Senior Banquet, the theme of which was a trip to Holiday Inn. That spring our dream was realized as we went to Daytona Beach, a trip which we all enjoyed immensely. Our summer vacation was over swiftly and soon our long-awaited senior year had arrived. Miss Jean Wells is our homeroom teacher; and the officers are Dick Cuthbertson, President; Billy Spainhour, Vice-President; Billy Gal- loway, Secretary; and Ervin Cloer, Treasurer. This year is filled with many pleasures and moments to remember, such as the Senior play, our class rings, the Junior-Senior Banquet, and finally graduation. We look forward to graduation feeling both joyful and sad, but with each of us knowing his future depends on many of the things learned while a student of Oak Hill High School. . ERVIN CLOER, Historian Class Prophecy It is an early summer morning of 1966. As I start to get in the pilot’s seat of my private jet, I wonder if I should take that cross-country hop or have more of a leisure day—maybe I could do some of those odd jobs around the field I have been meaning to do for so long. “Give yourself a break,” I seem to say to myself. I slowly take the seat, lean back, close my eyes; and as I so often do, I begin thinking of my classmates of 1956 at Oak Hill School. Several weeks ago when I was in New York, I saw Dick Cuthbertson pitching ball for the Yankees. I thought all the time he was a Dodger fan! And who was it carrying water for the Yankees? Why, it was Ervin Chester, of course. Tough luck, Charles Clark! I see you didn’t make it, so I guess you will have to be satisfied with your bakery. On that same day as I was walking down Fifth Avenue, I noticed the windows were filled with the latest fash- ions designed by Sylvia P. McMahan. As I turned the corner, and a few blocks down, through a cafe window I saw Ada Jean Orders serving coffee and hot dogs to the truck drivers. It’s hard to tell the boys from the girls these days. Down the street, I saw Nina Harris dressed in a WAVE uniform. A black and white Studebaker whizzed by with a Chevrolet hooked behind. The driver was Bill Spainhour, and in the back set were his four “little ones.” Several months ago when I was in Burke County, I talked with Bill Galloway who was managing a big A P Store. He seemed to have his own crew of curb boys. Passing by the hospital I had seen Revonda Ramsey waiting on a patient. And the patient she was patching up?—he was Gorilla Jim (Davis) who is now six feet and one-inch tall and weighs two hundred pounds. You should have known you couldn’t beat Rocky Marciano, Jim! At the bus sta- tion Louise O’Ham was just arriving from Hollywood to spend a quiet summer vacation with Betty Michaels. Betty. by the way is now Mrs. Grady and has a lovely daughter of six. As I drove in the direction of Glen Alpine, I had seen a detour sign near Silver Creek. A new bridge was being built, and a large sign soon let me know Cloer’s Construction Company was doing the work. Do you suppose it will be safe to cross when completed? A friend told me Flora Clark took advantage of leap year and that she’s extremely happy in the role of housewife. Also, I heard Sara Beck is doing nicely as a medical secretary. The NEWS-HERALD recently related news of three other classmates. Marvin Paschall, a professor at Harvard University, was caught running a red light in Morganton. Besides the fine, I suppose it cost him a couple of fenders and a grille. On the social page was a write-up of the marriage of Dean Orders. It seems Dean, who is working for Drexel Furniture Company, is a very wealthy man. A picture on the front page showed Mildred Henson driving a Cadillac convertible. She must have won the 64,000 dollar question. My, but it mu3t be nice to be intelligent! Enough of this, Marshall, you’ve thought of them all. Let’s get on with the job. MARSHALL WHISNANT, Class Prophet Last Will and Testament We, the Senior Class of 1956 of Oak Hill High School, in the county of Burke, state of North Carolina, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament to the following heirs: To the principal and faculty, we will our ability to know a good thing when we see it as this ability has been largely created under their instruction. To the members of the Junior Class, we will our ability for giving a Senior Play. To the members of the Sophomore Class, we will our ability to do our best in school always. To the members of the Freshman Class, we will our fondness to pester the teachers. I, Jimmy Davis, will my little feet to Donald Whisnant. He can use them! J, Flora Clark, will my quiet ways to Vernie Whisnant. I, Billy Spainhour, will my extra helping of grub in the lunchroom to Richard Harrison, in hopes that he will grow more. Dick Cuthbertson, will my ability to play football to George Clark. I, Sylvia Perry McMahan, will my ability to get a man to Kay Daughtery. I, Betty Michaels, will my friendliness to Ellen Benfield. I I — 2 , Sara Mae Beck, will my kind ways to Eudine Ollis. , Ervin Cloer, will my handsome looks to Danny Puckett. I, Bill Galloway, will the rest of my life to Peggy McFalls. I, Mildred Henson, will my ability for sitting on the bench during the basketball games to Lillie Chester. I, Revonda Ramsey, will my typing ability to Catherine Freeman. , Dean Orders, will my loud mufflers to Alfred Perry. , Charles Clark, leave my witty sayings in class to Bennett Saulmon. Louise O'Ham, will my long hair to anyone who plays a grandma’s part in a play. Nina Harris, will my cute ways to Patsy Cobb. Ada Jean Orders, will my love for prett y clothes to Juanita Copeland. I, Marvin Paschall, will my ability to resist girls to Donald Carswell. I, Marshall Whisnant, will my ability to date Freshman girls to Larry Carpenter. I, Ervin Chester, leave my position as football manager to Claude Ollis. As sole executor of this, our last will and testament, we hereby appoint our class ad- viser, Miss Jean Wells. In witness whereof, we, the Senior Class of 1956, do set seal on this, the first day of June, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Six. ERVIN CHESTER, Testator � | nll een loo | 2 Senior Class Song To Oak Hill Hi we say good-bye. O how we hate to leave you. We'll always dream of sess days here. O how we hate to leave you. Courage and strength and love and laughter You gave to us all through the years. Patience and hope and faith in the future Now we are smiling thru our tears. To those who follow in our footsteps, Always stand firm, be faithful and true To Purple and Gold, our Purple and Gold, Of Oak Hill Hi. How! .. . Dig that bookkeeping . . . So young and full of life . . . Our inspiration . . . Man with responsibilities . . . Nicest tan on the beach . . . All aboard . . . Ready to travel . . . Parties are al- ways fun . . . How many touchdowns? ... A smile is worthwhile ...In the good ole summer time ... Who’s Who? ... Arms’ full... Mile a minute . . . Cousins. JUNIOIS CLASS OFFICERS Pec LAM ER AINICL ING ei on saeei tA chide ihe Mian ey Ge SAN oe President POIs eA Rago eee I Ne ao Beek, Sn canine pee Mah Vice-President eee EN ELE Dee Siete sete re Dee Niet Meats oat decay ancl aban sarah Ith he Secretary ee) RE CONNER) VELL Ki tome She por aces nar bh meee tp, toed Syintel hah ata Treasurer ADVISER MRS. LOUISE RODGERS Commerce, Science A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College | MARSH ALS Hickory, North Carolina . (isoelas Miade First Row: Ellen Benfield, Chief; Peggy McFalls. a ere ea Second Row: Vernie Whisnant, Johnny Kayga. Teachers College Boone, North Carolina ALICE ELLEN JETTIE PEGGY CHARLES BAILEY BENFIELD BENFIELD BOWMAN BURGESS BETTY PEGGY LARRY DONALD GEORGE CARAWAY CARAWAY CARPENTER CARSWELL CLARK NELL NANETTE PATSY MILDRED CLONTZ COBB COBB CONLEY JUANITA VIRGINIA ELAINE CHARLOTTE COPELAND FRANKLIN : GRAGG HAMPTON RICHARD RAYMOND JOHNNY RUBY JOE HARRISON HILDEBRAND KAYGA LAUGHRIDGE LOWDERMILK DAVID PEGGY CLAUDE EUDINE ALFRED McGALLIARD McFALLS OLLIS OLLIS PERRY DANNY EDWARD BENNETT ? FLOYDENE RALPH PUCKETT ROBINSON SAULMON SELLARS STEPHENS f RUBY VERNIE JIMMY LORETTA WwiltISNANT WHISNANT WINTERS WISEMAN SNAPS Three’s a crowd . . . That ole gang of mi ne . . . Ready for the big one . . . We ride in comfort... Wouldn't it be nice outside? .. . All dressed up . . . Innocence??? . . . Little Peggy . . . The one that didn’t get away . . . Get off the floor, Sack .. . Wow! ... Love that pose... Just waiting . . . Ain’t she cute? . .. Jim’s best friend . . . Ready, set, go . . . The leisure look. Sophomores A FL iD . ) ae er) OAR 3 N RNe SN Ng : pS : ‘ : CLASS OFFICERS ; RET E LER RG Bd Be OA Uy eal ase Bea a tk 0G eto ene President A X � Se PON eS ie aa eet tg ene ME iol are Vice-President Meee S NOLA JEAN FLEMING ...................-: Aaa AU oS RG Meas Secretary MU OVCE BURNETTE (50.2 vc eevee eee ne eee ee Treasurer EN TSN SQ PV eA NE DECK OMe oe tei eee ee a NG el, Bg OANA o. Reporter ADVISER MR. GEORGE RODGERS Social Studies, Mathematics A.B., Lenoir Rhyne College Hickory, North Carolina Jack Elaine Myrta Graduate Work SECS Beck Beck Wien ton Pig Hal JAG, Oscar eachers College Benfield Benfield Benfield Boone, North Carolina Peggy Ann Beck er Mary Ann Brackett Joyce Burnette Lillie Chester Carl Clark Melvin Cloer Joyce Clontz Jo Ann Conley James Cooper Kay Daughtery Emma Jean Davis Nola Jean Fleming Catherine Freeman Eddie Gwaltney Helen Harris Charles Henson Oma Henson Faye Hildebrand Ted Lane Barbara Michaels Wilma O’Ham Phillip Ollis Bobby Parks Priscilla Patton Frances Phillips Jack Powell Nell Pow ell , Sue Robinson Mary Ruth Solesby Robert Webb | Donald Whisnant freshman BE UINGROOGET Nahin cet hg a ro kame AU eee ky arith CAE otine ret President PON EN EYRE LER mee ec i) nab eae Moths kee ae nt ae anon en ke Vice-President OMEN NN ELISIN AUN UL e hl 28, Portas mre Reinet etch Saha th, wey AT onai a oS Secretary PNN LEMOELES “Soiree enh hes Wee telnet eed tater de hy ately Rohe ation. aE 4 Treasurer MR. GARY HAMMOND MRS. ANTOINETTE Agriculture MOORE English B.S., Clemson College Clemson, South Carolina A.B., Duke University Durham, North Carolina Carolyn Barrier Iris Beck James Beck Luther Beck Jane Benfield Katherine Benfield Linda Benge Estelle Branch Nora Branch Myrtie Brown Lou Ann Burleson Katrida Cannon Hazel Carswell Harry Lee Causby Lila Clark Harold Cobb Mary Caroline Cobb Nancy Collins ee ee a ee ee eee ee Oe Lester Copeland David Cuthbertson “Robert Dietz Tommy Eller Alene Fox Jeannie Garrison Maxine Hampton Betty Jo Harris Margie Hildebrand Robert Hurt Billy Isaacs Georgia Kincaid Jim Kral Mary Frances Lequire Ones Lingafeldt Mary Ellen Loven Lena Lowdermilk Carol Jean Michaels Bonnie Ollis Gary Orders Ethel Patton Betty Perkins Agnes Powell M icie Jean Powell Grover Pritchard Ervin Queen Clifton Ramsey Clarene Saulmon Donald Saulmon Mary Ann Saulman Monty Saulmon Charles Sellars Arthur Setzer Billy Warlick Edward Webb Irie Whisnant Jo Ann Whisnant Yates Whisnant EIGHTH GRADE he Be Bf om Le an 2G CR Be SS Be ge, ae 3% e eo Be ef e Be Be First Row: Jerry Freeman, Bessie Pritchard, Carol Isaacs, Jack Clay, Arnold Benfield, Eugene Hampton, Warren Harbison, Roy Chester. Second Row: Jo Ann Whisnant; Peggy Lewis, Beatrice Clark, Barbara Powell, Kenneth Kayga, Lucille Ches- ter, Charlie Mae Saulman, Nina Faye Copeland. Third Row: Mary Lou Avery, Shirley McNeely, Jo Ann Allman, Elizabeth Clark, Barbara Cobb, Johnnie Powell, Mike Kral. Fourth Row: Mrs. Polly Jarrett, Peggy Cline, Iris Powell, Steve Perry, Darryl Whisnant, Walter Lowdermilk, James Moore, Billy Ray Gibby. First Row: Mr. Garland Seagle, Ray Austin, Peggy Davis, Rama Lee Harris, Elizabeth Garrison, Harold Clark, Charles Cooper, Christina Webb, Carl Huffman. Second Row: Homer Powell, Louise Davis, James Wishert, Maxine Benton, Alex Mayhue, Jimmy Orders, Betty Spainhour. Third Row: Carolyn Benfield, Barbara Orders, Frances Allman, Huebert Barrier, Grace Freeman, Margaret Pritchard, Roger Caraway. Fourth Row: Bennie Whisnant, Ronald Fleming, Frances Whisnant, David Bollinger, Fred Wiseman, Kaye Stephens, Eddie Gouge. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: John Dietz, Wayne Terry, Linda Davis, Thomas Saulmon. Second Row: Mr. Herman Hopper, Charles Stephens, Jerry Beck, Wayne Saulmon, Rebecca Perry, Rachel Paschall, Ethel Smith. Third Row: Helen Mayhue, Rebecca Benfield, Eddie Hurt, David Keller, Walter Brown, Ethel Caraway, Norma Jean Burnette. Fourth Row: Frances Whisnant, Mavis Eller, Lester Beck, Ruby Powell, Mary Lingafeldt, Thomas Benfield, Charles McMahan. First Row: Mr. B. T. Howell, Lana Howell, Jimmy Cline, Bobby Conley, Shirley Terry, Aileen Whisnant, Rose Mary Ben- field, Mable Allman. Second Row: Alex Smith, Arnold Ollis, Ben Patton, Billy Harrison, John Warlick, Andrew Whisnant. Third Row: Roy Pritchard, Simon Ollis, Betty Barrier, Joyce Burkett, Ruby Collins, Willa Dean Branch. Fourth Row: Barbara Loven, Linda Cuthbertson, Laura Bollinger, Naomi Whisnant, Clara Clontz, Janet Baker, James Bowman, Rich- ard Hildebrand. SIXTH GRADE First Row: Mrs. Margie Bost, Carolyn Whisnant, Mabel McNeely, Melvin Clark, Kenneth Webb, Anna Bell Parks, Lucille Bollinger. Second Row: Jimmy Garrison, Leonard Powell, James Lowdermilk, Frank Crane, Johnny Miller, Vester Beck, Jannie Lowdermilk. Third Row: Jean Powell, Julia Clark, Ronald Benfield, Crystal Kuhne, Maloy Gragg, Mary Ann Powell, Jerry Whisnant. Fourth Row: Peggy Kincaid, Bobby Brackett, Mary Coleman, Betty Hildebrand, David Whisnant, Raymond Whisnant, John Brown. First Row: Mrs. Bessie Winters, Iris Lee Burnette, Bobby Webb, Harvey Lafevers, Ronnie Fox, William Whisnant, Jackie Caraway, Billy Whisnant. Second Row: Bruce Sisk, Manley Powell, Howard Keller, Kathleen Chester, Ruby Whisnant, Bar- bara Allman, Gladys Freeman, Nancy Kincaid. Third Row: James Lequire, Robert Coleman, William Lenon, Betty Lowder- milk, Dorothy J. Branch, Everette Whisnant, Henry Harris. Fourth Row: Alma Ollis, Rosie Crane, Joyce Kral, Ellen Wise- man, Nancy J. Bollinger. FIFTH GRADE First Row: David Whisnant, Don Austin, Paul Mayfield, Reba Barrier, Miss Sue Bost. Second Row: Lonnie Whisnant, Ronald Kincaid, Helen Webb, Katherine McNeely, Von-Clontz. Third Row: Rebecca Conley, Kay Spainhour, Eddie Perry, Lee Whisnant, Council Ollis, Johnny Burnette, Burley Moody. Fourth Row: Margaret Brown, Franklin Coleman, Paul Pritchard, Gary Miller, Bobby Clark, Martha Norman, Christine Nix. First Row: Hedy Howell, Peggy Whisnant, Frances Whisnant, Dottie Clay, Wilma Sanders, Donald Kincaid, Carolyn Bailey, Mrs. Essie Tallent. Second Row: Phifer Brown, Gary Carswell, Earline Mayfield, Barbara Hurt, Tony Sisk, Herman Williams, Dianne Drum, Clifton Barrier. Third Row: Leon Powell, Larry Lefevers, Betty Pritchard, Nell Clark, Garrett Queen, Martha Lequire, Billy Lowdermilk, Lester Hildebrand. FOURTH GRADE First Row: Miss Margaret McGimsey, Linda Warlick, Rita Trent, Ralph Setzer, Eddie Davis, Janet Kayga. Second Row: Frances Puckett, Betty Allman, Saundra Clark, Bennett Allman, Melvin Terry, Carolyn Powell, Sandra Moore. Third Row: Garfield Chester, George Ollis, Roger Patton, Larry Taylor, Charles Saulman, Charles Mayfield, Steve Carlisle. Fourth Row: Sandra Loven, Joyce Annis, Thelma Lequire, Frances Benfield, Jean Lowdermilk, Patricia Lingafeldt, Gary Burkett. s a ee eH ae as First Row: Miss Grace Whisnant, Randall Perry, Donald Benfield, Neddie Davis, Trula Clontz, Nancy Terry, Theresa Michaels, Maxine Whisnant, Thomas Fox. Second Row: Gary Beck, Ray Freeman, James Conley, Louise Lowdermilk, Esther Wiseman, Donna Stephens, Brenda Kincaid, Dessie Brown. Third Row: Bruce Saulmon, Wayne Buff, Jerry Beck, Jean Powell, Annie Mae Whisnant, Barbara Beck, Billy Crane, Richard Branch. THIRD GRADE First Row: Mrs. Lucille Forester, Gary Barrier, Eva Burnette, Barbara Parker, Harold Smith, James Whisnant, Leon Lane, David, Patton, Warren Benfield. Second Row: Ellen Taylor, Eugene Allman, Brenda Hamrick, Frances Whisnant, Helen Benfield, Tommy Conley, Carolyn Price, Dennis Kincaid. Third Row: Doris Chester, Gary Cobb, Jerry Miller, Winifred Whisnant, ‘Rodney Kral, Joey Carswell, Randall Paschall, Clyde Whisnant, Shirley Pritchard. Fourth Row: Jeneray Wil- liams, Margaret Beck, Solen Brown, Wanda Lingafeldt, Michael Owens, Billy Hallyburton, Barbara Miller, Emma Jean Pritchard, Betty Miller. First Row: Mrs. Elizabeth Morgan, David Draughan, Mary Sue Mayfield, Letha Benfield, Barbara Austin, Sacca Benfield, Roy L. Lowdermilk, Forrest Beck. Second Row: Benny Brandon, Marie Fortenberry, Frankie Mayfield, Russell Kincaid, Billy Braun, Gene Whisnant, Sterling Hopper, William Pitts. Third Row: Linda Orders, Leon Traylor, Wayne Hartis, ‘Jerry Norman, Jane Saulmon, Norma Miller, Noma L. Isaacs, Sylvia Leigh, James Powell. Fourth Row: Winifred Whisnant, Jerry Lewis, Ann Avery, Jo Anne Olilis, Gail Buchanan, Jimmy Daniels, Jackie Annis, Patricia Moore, Jimmy Fleming. oy 8 a ed SECOND GRADE PEePRO SOS OSE oe First Row: Dixie Harris, Carolyn Franklin, Earl Stamey, Patsy Burnette, Alice Coleman, Linda Harbison, Lorraine Allman. Second Row: Mrs. Merna Hunnicutt, Jane Brandon, David Branch, Reba Clontz, Tony Braun, Christine Allman, Molton Ollis. Third Row: Sharon Fox, Daniel Henson, Ella Morgan, Linda Whisnant, Joe Chester, Doris Beck, Bobby McNeely, Edith Mahue. Fourth Row: Robert Bailey, Sue Lequire, Brenda Gregerson, Rama L. Browning, Brenda Whisnant, Earnest Moody, Jimmy Webb, Linda Branch. First Row: Miss Maggie Taylor, Ronnie Whisnant, Bill Miller, Kendell Barrier, Jeannette Whisnant, Richard Davis, Gary Chester, Gail Kincaid. Second Row: Becky Branch, Brenda Lowdermilk, Brenda Clark, Laverne Cannon, Anna Jane Lowder- milk, Barbara J. Lewis, Karen Burleson, Ruby Branch. Third Row: Troy Pritchard, Charles Powell, Ruby Clark, Donald Allman, Jill Sisk, Daniel Whisnant, Geraldine Hurt, Judy Stephens. Fourth Row: Jerry Stamey, Johnnie Whisnant, Cathy Daniels, Jo Ann Lowdermilk, Gladys Brown, Sharon Hopper, Nancy Fortenberry, Ronnie Perry. FIRST GRADE First Row: Mrs. Lena Spainhour, Roger Barrier, Dean Keller, Douglas Terry, Connie Clontz, Carolyn Harris, Mary Lou Branch, Alfred Stamey. Second Row: Jean Nichols, Patsy Miller, Margie Webb, Wanda Powell, Randy Miller, Thomas May- field, Jerry Fortenberry, Kenneth Burkett. Third Row: Clifford Brown, Johnny Parker, Larry Owens, Darvin Rhodes, War- ren Conley, Kenneth Michaels, Jane Lane, Frances Powell, Michael Allman. Fourth Row: Janet Whisnant, Judy Whisnant, Judy Collins, David Lingafeldt, Nina Gregerson, Martha Deitz, Rebecca Warlick, Linda Harris. First Row: Miss Charlie M. Whisnant, Dianne Burnette, Johnny Webb, Barbara Mayfield, Kenneth Cooper, Foy McNeely, Gary Cooper, Levi Powell, Jack Terry. Second Row: Rodney Rasnick, Philip Upton, Ricky Brown, Billy Whisnant, Geral- dine Williams, Gary Curtis, John Setzer, Vernon Powell. Third Row: Ernie Hensley, Sue Moore, Judy Davis, Ray Shuffler, Alec Cobb, Keith Kuhne, Eugene Whisnant, Miles Gibson, Minnie F. Whisnant. Fourth Row: Jimmy Benton, Amelia Pow- ell, Gladys Stillwell, Earnest Freeman, Paula Miller, Janice Hutchins, Jack Leigh, Brenda Dellinger, Mary Kincaid. CAFETERIA STAFF ee Left to right: Mrs. Nan Price, Mrs. Callie Whisnant, Mrs. Addie Whisnant, Mrs. Mary Sue Powell, Mrs. Myra Rhyne. CUSTODIANS Mr. M. T. Hennessee and Mr. Ed Saulmon. eS BELLES MEMOIRS STAFF First Row: Ada Jean Orders, Joe Lowdermilk, Ellen Benfield, Assistant Business Manager; Revonda Ramsey, Business Man- ager; Mildred Henson, Editor; Peggy McFalls, Assistant Editor; Mrs. Louise Rodgers, Adviser; Sylvia‘ McMahan. Second Row: Jettie Mae Benfield, Jimmy Davis, Vernie Whisnant, Ervin Chester, Nanette Cobb, Juanita Copeland, Patsy Clay, Nina Harris, Virginia Franklin. Third Row: Louise O’Ham, Larry Carpenter, Ralph Stephens, Marshall Whisnant, Bill Spainhour, Charles Burgess, Danny Puckett, Floydene Sellars, Loretta Wiseman. BETA CLUB eft to right: Mrs. Antoinette Moore, Adviser; Louise O’Ham; Ervin Chester, Treasurer, Nina Harris, Revonda Ramsey, ida Jean Orders, Vice-President; Mildred Henson, Secretary; Ervin Cloer, President. BOOSTER CLUB First Row: Peggy Ann Beck, President; Forney Bost. Second Row: Patsy Clay, Vice-President and Treasurer; Revonda Ramsey, Carolyn Barrier, Betty Perkins, Ada Jean Orders, Mary Ann Saulmon. Third Row: Clarene Saulmon, Margie Hil- debrand, Faye Hildebrand, Priscilla Patton, Catherine Freeman, Imogene Davis, Jo Ann Conley, Nell Clontz. Fourth Row: Georgia Kincaid, Alene Fox, Louise O’Ham, Betty Michaels, Iris Beck, Carol Jean Michaels, Lester Copeland, Ford Leigh, Adviser. Fifth Row: Bonnie Ollis, Secretary; Kay Daughtery, Nola Jean Fleming, Jimmy Davis, Bennett Saulmon, Johnny Kayga, Richard Harrison. BUS DRIVERS 4 oe 5 te S oe = oe is MD Wo mi First Row: Ervin Cloer, James Cooper, Marshall Whisnant, Bill Spainhour, Dick Cuthbertson. Second Row: Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Millard Hennessee, Mr. Herman Hopper, Mr. Gary Hammond, Mr. Ed Saulmon. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Back to front, first row: Loretta Wiseman, Nell Clontz, Tommy Eller, Treasurer; Betty Jo Harris. Second Row: Joyce Clontz, Priscilla Patton, Catherine Freeman, Emma Jean Davis, Revonda Ramsey, Nancy Collins. Third Row: Ervin Ches- ter, Reporter; Marvin Paschall, Secretary; Mildred Henson, Ada Jean Orders, Vice-President. Standing: Mr. William Brown, Adviser; Nola Jean Fleming, President. MONOGRAM ‘st Row: Patsy Clay, Ada Jean Orders, Mary Ann Saulman, Forney Bost, Peggy Ann Beck, Betty Perkins, Carolyn Bar- t, Revonda Ramsey. Second Row: Mildred Henson, Joyce Burnette, Nola Jean Fleming, Reporter; Mildred Conley, Ruby ‘n Whisnant, Nell Powell, Vernie Whisnant, Secretary; Mary Ann Brackett. Third Row: Carl Clark, Dean Orders, Dan- Puckett, Ervin Chester, Ralph Stephens, Treasurer; Marvin Paschall, David Cuthbertson, George Clark. Fourth Row: i Galloway, Vice-President; Charles Clark, Melvin Cloer. Donald Whisnant, Ervin Cloer, Joe Lowdermilk, Dick Cuth- ‘tson, President. Fifth Row: Jimmy Winters, James Cooper, Donald Carswell, Larry Carpenter, Raymond Hildebrand, . George Rodgers, Adviser. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First Row: Agnes Powell, Margie Hildebrand, Ruth Clark, Sara Mae Beck, Mary Ann Saulman, Sue Robinson, Oma Hen- son, Carolyn Barrier, Betty Michaels, Elaine Gragg, Louise O’Ham. Second Row: Miss Jean Wells, Adviser; Hazel Cars- well, Mary Ellen Loven, Mary Ann Brackett, Vice-President; Betty Jo Harris, Parliamentarian; Iris Beck, Carol Jean Michaels, Nancy Collins, Lillie Chester, Emma Jean Davis, Catherine Freeman. Third Row: Maxine Hampton, Clarene Saulmon, Secretary and Treasurer; Priscilla Patton, President; Faye Hildebrand, Wilma O’Ham, Jo Ann Conley, Helen Harris, Elaine Beck, Nora Branch, Lou Ann Burleson. Fourth Row: Alene Fox, Historian; Nola Jean Fleming, Barbara Michaels, Joyce Burnette, Mary Ruth Solesby, Nell Powell, Reporter; Jane Benfield, Jo Ann Whisnant, Flora Mae Clark, Myrta Beck, Peggy Ann Beck. Fifth Row: Sylvia McMahan, Nina Harris, Betty Perkins, Bonnie Ollis, Georgia Kincaid, Kay Daughtery, Lila Clark, Katherine Benfield, Mary Caroline Cobb, Katrida Cannon, Lena Lowdermilk, Macie Jean FUTURE FARMEI ry S OF AMERICA First Row: Donald Saulmon, Philip Ollis, Ted Lane, Donald Whisnant, Melvin Cloer, Jack Powell, Robert Webb, Eddie Gwaltney, Forney Bost. Second Row: David Cuthbertson, Carl Clark, J. C. Benfield, Hal Benfield, Clifton Ramsey, Harry Lee Causby, Ervin Queen, Luther Ray Beck, Ralph Stephens. Third Row: Mr. Gary Hammond, Adviser; Irie Whisnant, Monty Saulmon, Tommy Eller, Robert Hurt, Edgar Terry, Harold Cobb, Billy Isaacs, Oscar Benfield, Larry Carpenter. Fourth Row: Edward Webb, Gary Orders, Charles Sellars, James Beck, Lester Copeland, Yates Whisnant, Ones Lingafeldt, Arthur Setzer, Charles Lequire, Grover Pritchard, Robert Dietz. Fifth Row: Bennett Saulmon, Johnny Kayga, Joe Lowder- milk, Billy Warlick, Jim Kral, James Cooper, Dean Orders, Jimmy Davis, Marvin Paschall, Bill Galloway, Bill Spainhour. Sixth Row: Richard Harrison, Danny Puckett, Ervin Chester. Jack Barrier, Marshall Whisnant, George Clark, Raymond © Hildebrand, Alfred Perry, Danny McGalliard, Bobby Parks, Claude Ollis. Seventh Row: Jimmy Winters, Donald Cars- well, Charles Clark, Dick Cuthbertson, Ervin Cloer. MRS. JOHN HOLLOWELL DANCE CLUB OFFICERS Kneeling: Dean Orders, Treasurer; Nola Jean Fleming, Reporter;; Mary A. Brackett, Secretary. Standing: Mr. George Rodgers, Adviser; Miss Jean Wells, Adivser; Mr. Gary Hammond. Adviser; Ervin Cloer, President; Char- les Clark, Vice-President. Director of Glee Club and President of Parent-Teachers Association 4-H CLUB OFFICERS Mary L. Avery, President; Clifton Ramsey, Vice-President; James Moore. Secretary and Treasurer; Peggy Cline. Reporter; Charles Cooper, Song Lea- der. Football ERVIN DAVID CUTHBERTSON, ERVIN RALPH CLOER CHESTER, CHARLES COOPER STEPHENS Co-Captain Managers Co-Captain Halfback Halfback HAL LARRY DONALD CARL GEORGE MELVIN BENFIELD CARPENTER CARSWELL CLARK CLARK CLOER Halfback End Halfback End Quarterback Center ( All-Conference) JAMES DICK RAYMOND JOE DANNY DEAN COOPER CUTHBERTSON HILDEBRAND LOWDERMILK | McGALLIARD ORDERS Halfback Halfback End | End)� Halfback Center MARVIN DANNY ERVIN CLIFTON = DONALD IRIE PASCHALL PUCKETT QUEEN RAMSEY ‘ WHISNANT WHISNANT Center Quarterback Halfback Quarterback ee End Center Gamewell 27: 93.7 oe Drexel Nips (Oak Hill ee a ce Fr a. Oak HT By ;eOlumn Friday ‘Might in te ele came yyy’ 25-19 Score The game, w, 2 “ co — py : well’s homecomin yy A A ve) he Scored: early Frida. eof thelr | ards after taking @ ShOTl! Cook Stadium at as ait d to fight ar Adc sored a quick touch- | tan ae Duckworth. denkis) Oak sill i a desperat yuick 5 from Ducky ni on 10 yee. : a) ee scoring Si | { } 6 ith a peau- made the score 32-18 with ab .¢ “he Purple and Gold to � pas: goin’ victory. ae Y a sworth pae : eae rst ¢ V6 fines 7 7 in a free Sco Oo lta oe Duckwort! ee Puckett sparked the 1k ar is ene a ee ° first half Was all Dre game Friday after th as oy gone (08 his SCOP) four first half toucnd ages 0 eee Olverines left the ticiq ah 20 iion leading 25-6. Ho ago of the final period ¢ Gspecially in six-man a ™° cis , oT” xed l ral . gaarred bY HUME TLD. : led for two 1 weunderstan™- | rust a ‘sql tallied ag) that all the points for 4A ed P ses © Lard) the Second half in - ng misunderstaa™ Just as ‘ Hill tallied ae POlnts for b care syriee a. DOE lalf in ¢ ss yes and officials, | underway, oe ee Cari Cll Were scored in the first . er a oe ars 'o get the win. a J cawba Valley clash : on 25-yard pass The try for. the last half was workin gwo PX Hal : Ce ody raced 69 yard 4 for both teams. Sa- | +, Ray Hild ae” sack A Puckett to Hildebran Ba ab pals pe PP 5k ar OP ol. : _ : Wi aes. cok mS nae 1 “xel TD in the « with a 4-8 loop recor’ | extra, poin ‘crawiey gob off | S00d for the Oak’s first seo) meh chet OO att , but Oak Hin's an ail won two of seven. Salem's af the game on| Dick Cuthbertson booted the wne pe ens sn S80 ted. it up in the | ‘ alle a ee : woe?” nd caught the Oak | points. re yal ms : ‘ Lo ean of ih a - f the | prettiest run Of | ; : pe wee Oe Ot pre “epllowlng Pass for ee the long series | iincoff following } : : ae fe ieee : aw? e na point to Sive th ; ; se speedy Tiger back Gamewell scored alj jis t 18 ins: a WOE Ms the Oaks Pe ee (Soe ne ae goal line, | T-D.'s in the opening period. iA mal’ oom i : ex at the end of the quarte the strongest | ia. pall on his I BN EE let Dh Exel got hot iy the sec a aunty exish in th od as they Scored three + ‘, ex | | 3 appeared on their we va : . repted Oale Hill Pass for tally, Bob Walker Passed HED, Berry on a 25-Yard sec Dlayv and Hal Ledford ads last Wolverine touchdown Yard sprint. a kK Hill came back after } tO score on a fun by Den ett and a pass from Puelrs (thbertson to Narrow the oa ude Sitton Diayed 4 bred first but - ack to grab a 13-' a owever. Lhe air of e second thir sion pee. : an ou Bee the Drexel] lir tn We Drexel lir pe ge ars Carpenter bE CH on 2 g5-yard scorius to j Uilde j . pn a 3 ve added the © | Oven A Petter after bis rst MR. GEORGE RODGERS MR. JOHNNY CLARK r Oa H Salem: eee Coach Assistant Coach Por ie owns ca is d wy cy OL ‘ aR a one a hone ‘peautiful 6 S E MX SO N’S RECORD he Fill’s ‘Stags aight se ‘4 ; Ti n Ie OF tha 7. O Knockin, SIEM p Avid eMichers penne Re 2 24 coe Of Cotas. Valley 2 Sa SSR ioe oy eet oon ac uae ; O'S Dower, | Veley ae wt ae a Alexanders tices ian eam 2) Un Thurs b they Drexel 25 es ‘ NY teay, 2st | fy 298 a. y feain of thee teaa wi 8 s Dlayeg at ; (da ae “| [te 8 One of| | THU . he SPason | Marte Mighes; | Of the Ona} ne Bul | | Bat to fare. j z Die; Coach | be, oh four | ke Larry | | Ray p98 MARY ANN BRACKETT Forward JOYCE BURNETTE A Guard VERNIE WHISNANT Captain Guard ELAINE BECK Forward NELL POWELL | Forward e RUBY WHISNANT Guard Left to right: Lillie Chester, Mildred Conley, Ruby Jean Whisnant, Nell Powell, Joyce Burnette, Elaine Beck, Vernie Whis- nant, Mildred Henson, Nola Jean Fleming, Mary Ann Brackett, Oma Henson. Kneeling behind: Mr. ere Hooper, Coach, Virginia Franklin, Manager. DANNY PUCKETT Guard DICK CUTHBERTSON Guard RAYMOND HILDEBRAND Co-Captain Center MELVIN CLOER Forward LARRY CARPENTER Forward First Row: Larry Carpenter, Bill Galloway, Co-Captain; Melvin Cloer, Raymond Hildebrand, Co-Captain; Jack Powell, Joe _ Lowdermilk, Luther Ray Beck. Second Row: Mr. George Rodgers, Coach; Ervin Chester, Manager; Ervin Queen, Danny Puckett, Dick Cuthbertson, Ralph Stephens, George Clark, David Cuthbertson, Manager. JETTIE MAE BENFIELD Queen HOMECOMING QUEEN NELL POWELL Sophomore FORNEY BOST Escort CLARENE SAULMON Freshman TOMMY ELLER Escort RALPH STEPHENS Escort fel PO et ee eee ATTENDANTS SYLVIA PERRY McMAHAN Senior JIM McMAHAN Escort PATSY COBB Junior DAVID McGALLIARD Escort MOST ATHLETIC GIRL MOST ATHLETIC BOYS Vernie Whisnant Dick Cuthbertson Raymond Hildebrand CHEERLEADERS First Row: Peggy Ann Beck, Chief. Second Row: Revonda Ramsey; Patsy Clay. Third Row: Ada Jean Orders, Forney Bost, Carolyn Barrier. Fourth Row: Betty Perkins, Mary Ann Saulman. MAY DAY ' QUEEN AND KING MAID OF HONOR Mildred Henson and Richard Cuthberton Ada Jean Orders SENIORS ATTENDANTS AND ESCORTS Sara Mae Beck Bill Galloway | Revonda Ramsey Marshall Whisnant | JUNIORS Jettie Mae Benfield | Raymond Hildebrand Patsy Cobb Larry Carpenter FRESHMEN '} Peggy Ann Beck | Forney Bost | Nola Jean Fleming i Phillip Ollis | SOPHOMORES : Georgia Kincaid Clifton Ramsey Bonnie Ollis |. Ervin Queen MISS HI MISS MILDRED HENSON IN MEMORY We shall not forget one who was so loyal to his church, school, and community. BILL CARSWELL 1931 — 1955 ie LY atured In THE NEWS-HERALD Your Local Newspaper Compliments of HOME LAUNDRY Compliments of STATE BANK of BURKE Compliments of GENE’S DRIVE-IN Compliments of CAUSBY’S USED CARS 104 Avery Avenue Phone 2344 MORGANTON, N. C. SMALL’S FLOWERS “Burke County’s Oldest Florist’’ Phones 777—999 Morganton, North Carolina WELLS SEALS MOTOR CO. Wrecker Service 102 Avery Ave. Phone 622 Morganton, N. C. BURKE FLOUR FEED CO. 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