Old Fort High School - Arrowhead Yearbook (Old Fort, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1950 volume:

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DEUICHTIUN is 9 x i Nuuh The Seniors of 1950 are proud and happy to dedicate their Annual this year to one of our first grade teachers, Miss Mary Burgin She has been with us many years and 18 known to her puplls s 'Miss hary Miss Mary first attended college at Asheville College, formerly knowr as Normal and Collegiate Institute at Asheville, North Carolina She went to sumrer school at a woman's college in Greensboro North Carolina She taught two years at Westmlnster School Presbyterian Preparatory School in Rutherfordton Courty The rest of her teaching ras been ln the Old Fort School She gave most of us Seniors our start in the first grade and is stlll on the job, giving her best to other young folks She still loves her profession and is just as interested ln it as she was the day she started, vears ago Now as we go out into the unknown, we cannot forget her services to our beloved school We hone we can at least make a start on the road she has traveled for so long The road where we for get selfishne s, greed and jealousy the road where we have cnly love in our hearts and a burn ing desire to serve others and help them start life ln the right direct on, as has Miss Mary Miss Mary wil always have our deepest respect and undying gratitude for being such a grand person . 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MILLIE BANKS F.H.A. l-2, Student Council 3, 4-H Club 5 and 4, Glee Club l, S.P.C. Club 4. CAROLYN EYRD F.H.A. l-2, Beta Club 2,3,4, Sales Mgr. Annual 4, Typist for School Paper 4, Assistant Editor School Paper 3, Circu- lation Mgr. for Paper 4, 4-H Club 2, Vice Pres. Class 4, Glee Club l, Secretary, Trea- surer F.H.A. 2, President Sophomore Class 2, S.P-C. Club 4. CLIFFORD BARTLETT 4-H Club, Soft Ball Team, Volly Eall Team. EDWARD CARVER Basketball 5,4, Class President 5,4, Senior Play, 4-H Club l,2, Baseball 4, Student Council l, 2, School Paper,Edltor 4, Annual Sports Editor 4, Volley Ball Team l, 2. laws X I I mx QW it Gy N. 'fr L., Q15 RUBY LEE COATES Glee Club, Junior Play, Basket ball l. DAN EARLY Basketball 5, 4, Baseball 5, 4 Track 3, 4, 4-H Club l, 2, Annual Staff, Assistant Editor 5, Annual Staff, Busi- ness Manager 4, Class Sec- retary-Treasurer 2, 5, 4, Glee Club l, Assistant Project- lonest 5, Chief Projectionest 4, Volley Ball Team l, 2, 5. DOROTHY COOKE elee Club l, Softball Team l, 4-H Club l, F. H. A. 2. ELIZABETH GHTNDSTAPF F. H. A. 2, Vice-President 2, Basketball 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4-H 4, S. P. C 4, Class Reporter 3, Sports Editor of Annual 4. DORIS DAVIS Glee Club l, F. H. A. l, 2, Beta Club 5, 4, Marshall for Senior Play 3, 4-H Club l. LUCILLE GRINDSTAFF Glee Club l, Class President l, Student Council l, Class Reporter 5, 4, F.H.A. l, 2, Junior Play, Beta Club 2,5,4, Beta Club President 4, Chief Marshall 3, Junior-Senior Banquet Decoration Committee 3, Assembly Porgram Committee 4, School Paper Typist 4, Senior Play Usher 3. l 4Ui 5 ,C K. 4. HBRbERT JENKINS Beta Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club EDWARD LACKEY Student Council 3, Annual Art Editor 4, School Paper Art Editor 4. ELSIE JOHNSON F.H.A. 1, 2, Beta Club 2,5,4, Vice-President Beta Club 3, Treasurer 4, Annual Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4, Junior Play, Marshall 3, Glee Club 1. J. L. LOWEHY 4-H Club k, Student Council 1 CLARA KELLY 4-H Club 1, Glee Club 2, Beta Club 4, Soft Ball Team l, Secretary Student Council 4, Marshall for Senior Play 3. ROBERT LYTLE Junior Play 3, Student Council 4, Softball Team ,by ld 1 'X' 3 LAVERN PORTER F.F.A. l, 4-H Club l,2,3,4, President 2, Program Chairman 3,4, Vice-President 4, Annual Staff 4, Sports Editor of Paper 4, Business Manager of Paper 4, Junior Play 5, Senior Play 4, Baseball 3,4, Basket- ball 4. DAVUE STEVENS Glee Club k, 2, 4-H Club l,2, 5,4, Beta Club 2,3,4, S.P.C. Club 4 CPresidentl Softball, fF1rst hasemanl l. DORIS SILVER 4-H Club 1, 2, 5, 4, Glee Club l, 2, Marshall 3, Student Council 2, 4, S. P. C. Club 4. MABEL TAEOR Glee Club l, 2, 4-H Club 1, Junior Play 5, Softball Team l-Captain, Marshall 3, F.H.A. 2, Radio Work 5,4. N JUANITA WHITE 4-H Club 1,2,3,4, Glee Club l,2, Class Historian 4, Soft ball l, S.P.C. Club fSecret- arYl,C1ass Reporter 4. - 1 , ' ORY do 5 HIST we , avg.. sit A 5 aggdifvalx , We started to school in 1938 and were under the supervision of Miss Mary Burgin, Miss Beulah Nichols and Miss Della Williams. Our most interesting activity was the building of our little house. In the second grade we had as our directors Miss Stacey, Miss Hemphill and Miss Biddix. The third year was the year we had our multiplication table. This year was a very busy one for us. Our teachers were Miss Laura Hicks and Miss Hensdale. In the fourth grade we prepared boxes to send to the boys at Moore General Hospital. Mrs. Tolllver and Miss Hartley were very proud of us. In the fifth grade we had as our supervisors Miss Icard and Mrs. Bradley. Although we had to work hard, we had fun. In the sixth grade we had our first experience with the Student Council. Although we d1dn't like it much, Mrs. Kanlpe and Miss Hemphill tried to help us along our way. Then came the time when we were in the seventh grade. That year we had more to do with the Student Council. The president was Elsie Johnson. Our supervisors were Miss Long and Mrs. Lonon. Miss MacCracken was our director in the eighth grade. We had fun, esp- ecially when Barbara Hogan and she had a little argument. Barbara always was the brave one. We were looking forward to being freshmen the coming year. Our Freshman year was a busy one. We had as our director, Mr. Moore. Our officers were: President, Lucille Grindstaffg Vice-President, Patsy Grimes: Secretary-Treasurer, Dan Early. This year Eddie and Ernie Lackey decided they would join us. We were still striving to reach our goal. Mr. Woodward tried very hard to help us reach this goal in our Sopho- more year. A few of our classmates thought they knew enough about school, so they decided to try married life. Among these were: Betty Vess, Patsy Grimes and Barbara Hogan. Then we became the distinguished Juniors of Old Fort High School. Mrs. Painter was our teacher. At the latter part of the year the Juniors gave a play entitled nDon't Darken My Doorn which was a great success. This year, we entertained the Seniors at a Banquet with the help of Mrs. Painter. It was a very nice banquet. Most of the Juniors took part in the Graduation Exercise. The Marshalls were: Chief, Lucille Grindstaff, Elsie Johnson, Clara Kelly, Doris Davis, Doris Silver and Mabel Tabor. Class officers were: President, Edward Carven Vice-President, Jack Hicks, Secretary-Treasurer, Carolyn Byrd. At last the year has come for which we have strived and worked so long. We are now the dignified Seniors of Old Fort High School. Our director for this final year is Mr. Woodward and we can never forget this year because it has been a very busy and exciting one. Our Class officers this year are: President, Edward Carverg Vice-President, Carolyn Byrdg Secretary-Treasurer, Dan Early. In October we received our rings and were proud of them. We have had many outings this year and expect to have many more in the spring. On one of our trips we went to Mt. Mitchell. This was a very excit- ing trip. We expect to give a Senior play in the spring. SIGNED: Juanita White Senior Class Historian CLASS WILL State of North Carolina County of McDowell Town of Old Fort X TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: We, the Senior Class of 1950, feeling that our days as a class are drawing to an end, do hereby, this tenth day of May, 1950 will and bequeath our possessions as follows: ARTICLE I To the faculty we bequeath the right to all the knowledge and information they have gathered from our examinations at various times To the Juniors we leave our privileges as Seniors and hope they make the best of them. To the Sophomores, our sister class, we wish the best of luck and success in their coming years as Juniors. To the Freshmen we extend our best wishes for success in their school days yet to come. ARTICLE II I, Juanita White, do will my ability to get out of Mr. Moore's class to Doris Allison. I, Lucille Grindstaff, will and bequeath my ability to be typist for the school paper to anyone desiring the position. I, Bobby Lytle, do will and bequeath my ability to type to Jimmy Lytle, providing he isn't ahead of me by the time this is published. I, Edward Carver, will my interest in the girls to Walter Summey. I, J. L. Lowery, will and bequeath my ability to buy popcycles for other people to Clark Walker. I, Clara Kelly, will my ability to argue and my stubborness to Thelma Parker. I, Ruby Lee Coates, will my ability to be quiet to Wilma Coates I, Mabel Tabor, will my ability to speak Latin to Shirley Hicks. I, Dorothy Cooke will my ,ability to read to Bula Parker. I, Clifford Bartlett, will and bequeath Locker No. 5 to Lucille Croom. I, Doris Davis, will and bequeath my ability to be Class baby to Lovyne Carver. I, Barbara Allison, will my artistic talent to anyone who can draw a straight line. I, Carolyn Byrd, will and bequeath my ability to come to school two days and stay out three to any Junior who can get by with it. I, Devue Stevens, will my ability to hide books and be pesty to Louise Effler. I, Millie Banks, will my friendly ways to Bobbie Eller. I, Elizabeth Grindstaff, will my ability to flirt to Lorene Hendly. I, Doris Silver, will my quiet ways to Frances Smith. I, Dan Early, do hereby, will my yellow convertible to anyone who is interested in Norma. I, Eddie Lackey, will my ability to get along with Mr. Moore to Kenyon Lackey. I, Herbert Jenkins, do will and bequeath Bus No. 18 to Tommy Lytle. I, William Bradley, do will and bequeath to Billy Jackson my ability to keep the school supplied with new and better jokes. I, Elsie Johnson, hereby will and bequeath my sense of humor to Martha Ann Parker. I, Sam Porter, will and bequeath my great height to Lloyd Vess. Cont. CLASS WILL cont ARTICLE III To Mr. Swofford, we give our profound admiration, deepest gratitude, and ever-enduring friendship. ARTICLE IV We, the Seniors of 1950 set our signatures and affix the seal OH this, the tenth day of may, nineteen hundred and fifty. SIGNED: SENIORS OF 1950. Barbara Allison, Testator SUPERLATIVES Most Intelligent ------- Wittiest ----- Neatest ------ Most Popular- Most Handsome boy ------ Prettiest girl --------- Most Likely to succeed- Cutest ------- Friendliest-- Best All Around -------- Most Athletic Quietest ----- Biggest Flirt Most Studious Sweetest ----- Most Dignified --------- announ----cu ---------- Lucille Gr1ndstaff-- ---- Edward Lackey Devue Stevens ----------- Edward Carver Carolyn Byrd ------------ Dan Early Carolyn Byrd ------------ Dan Early ------------------------Bobby Lytle Carolyn Byrd ----------------------- Elsie Johnson ----- Juanita White ----- Millie Banks ------ ------J. L. Lowery ------Sam Porter ------Bobby Lytle Mabel Tabor ------------- William Bradley Clara Kelly ------- ------Dan Early Doris Silver ------------ Clifford Bartlett Elizabeth Grindstaff ---- Sam Porter Clara Kelly ------------- Edward Carver Carolyn Byrd ------------ William Bradley Ruby Coates ------------- J. L. Lowery PHEC Q55 FRG June 2, 1953 Dear Devue, My vacation, which I spent at home, has just ended and I thought you might like to know what our old classmates are doing. Barbara Allison is now in the WAVES. She is a First Lieutenant. I guess you remember her telling us that she was going to join, but we dldn't think much about it. You know, we always thought Millie Banks would be a Mayoress, but she surprised us and is now working for The Bell Telephone Company. I don't think you will be shocked to hear this, but Elizabeth Grindstaff is happily married and has a family of two. We always did think she would be the first of our class to marry. I also heard that Doris Silver was a school teacher in Baltimore, Maryland. Her students just don't know how lucky they are If you ever happen to go to Philadelphia, go to see Doris Davis. She is doing well in her Beauty Shop there. Have you not seen Edward Carver's name in the papers recently? You know, he used to play Basketball, but he is now playing for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Dan Early is singing with Vaughn Monroe's band. Vaughn just stepped out of his career as a singer when he heard Dan's voice. Maybe you have heard about Juanita White. She is a Stewardess on the Pan American Airlines. You might see her on one of your trips. I hear that Eddie Lackey is a famous artist here in New York. I never can get near any of his paintings when I visit the museum. There are so many poeple crowded around his paintings. Sam Porter is going to North Carolina State College studying to be an Electrical Engineer. I know he will be a success. You remember Herbert Jenkins, don't you? He used to drive a bus, but he is driving for Johnson Motor Lines now. Lucille Grindstaff was always the brains of our class. She is a private secretary at Clear-Water Finishing Co. Bobby Lytle is part owner of a large cattle farm in the West. He has gone far since I last saw him. Let me tell you about William Bradley. He is driving for the Queen City Coach Company. He has the route from Asheville to Salisbury, North Carolina. Clifford Bartlett never had very much to say to anybody. He is working for the Silver Fleet Transfer Company, so when he goes on long trips he isn't bothered with so many people. I also heard that J. L. Lowery owns a big farm out in the country. Wonder how he takes care of it all by himself? Dorothy Cooke is teaching Latin at Boyden High School in Salisbury, North Carolina. She always was good on that subject. They say that Mabel Tabor is going to be a nurse. She has chosen the profession best suited her. Clara Kelly is a typist in a big Business Firm in Washington, D. C. She is making good, I know. Have you heard about Ruby Lee Coates? She married a lawyer in Asheville, North Carolina and now owns several houses. Elsie Johnson is now sole owner of the Trading Post. She knew more about it than the Manager, so he turned the whole business over to her. How do you like Puerto Rica? I know being manager of Beacon Manufacturing Comp- any there keeps you busy. I suppose you heard about my success as an Inter- ior Decorator. I have advanced quite rapidly. Love, x1L,f 1 F 43 Y K 1 4- f ' 4, A I I ...I X f J 4 'x -3--f 1 , R Viv. 4 . 5? 2 f ' N. V 2 lm l fx 'Lx Q RV Jx y xx My E O9 1. XXX E ' N ...z fx' cxx frgf In IM i , Yr' 1 f' A '- AEN as A N- ' Z lx Si ll 3 i 2 gm First Row: Second Row Third Bow: Fourth Row Fifth Row: Sixth Row: .4l. xv f5ig ,163 Annie Lou Allison, Hilda Allison, Wade Ayers, Myrtle Carswell, E. J. Coates, Vinson Davis, Betty Joyce Dennis. Myrtle mffler, Margie Ford, Ivaleigh Gilliam, Mildred Hall, Jimmy Harris, Lorene Hendley, Merrell Jenkins. Carl Johnson, Bill Kelly, Edith Lewis, Mary Lewis, Alvin Lunsford, Jimmy Lytle, Eunice McIntyre. Betty Jean Moore, Stella Morris, Vena Faye Morris, Clayton Murphy, Ann Parker, James Robinson, Charlie Silver. Madge Silver, Walter Summey, Jimmy Suttles, Clark Walker, Herbert Walker, Raymond Walker, Clifford Warren. Mildred Warren, Jeanette Wease, Larry Wolfe. , 1 H ,., K x I x WW ,f A AY f ,, fl i LLM illl'HIlll IIHEH , ff!! 'Xl X W 5' 4 f X TENTH G-RH DE GIRLS IQBZ1 111 111 I ,,,,,'r,:-- lst Row: Sybil Robinson, Edith Burrell, Mildred White, Betty Martson, Violet Morris, Evelyn Tabor. 2nd Row: Ada Kelly, Hazel Robinson, Doris Allison, Josephine Banks, Hazel Williams, Sue Kelly, Frances Smith. 5rd Row: Mr. Ledbetter, Doris McPeters, Agnes McGaha, Lovyne Carver, Betty Sue Gilliam, Ruby Joe Bivens TEE-XIH-gliliDE Bo-X5 lst 2nd 3rd 4th Row: Albert Hicks, Frank Lytle, Davis Tilson, Arnold Mclntyre, Jackie Evans, Vernon Clontz, Howard Moore. Row: Edgar Padgett, Bryce Pilkey, Richard DeVinney, Bobby Reed, Ralph Brown, Luther Rose, Douglas Lavender, Jimmy Rayfield. Row: Howard Grant, Buddy Carver, Clyde Silver, Donlad Lackey, Robert Lavender, Ray Baker, Earl Sawyer, Jim y Lackey. Row: Joe Lee Allison, Billy Jackson, Max Davis, George Kelly and Mr. Roberts, Faculty Sponsor. Sify ? ,SJ HH IHIIIHI 1 I Lf 1- U lf, l I Ill I ll I P9 Y -rpm, 3 DNNHDL STHFF fs ra lst 2nd Row Row Mrs. Painter, Faculty Advisor, Carolyn byrd, Earbara Allison, Llsie Johnson and Sam Porter. Herbert Walker, Edward Lackey, Edward Carver, Larry Wolfe, Dan Early and James Suttles. NINTH GRHDE GIRLS lst 2nd 3rd 4th Sth Row Row Row Row Row Rachel Knupp, Hazel Walker, Elsie Faye Porter, Doris McPeters, Pauline Warren, Frances Marsh and Ola Mae Noblitt. Frances Haney, Wilma Coates, Naomi Moore, Wanda Ricketts, Irene Ownbey. Mary Ann Early, Ellen Davis, Joyce Harris, Peggy Silver, Jean Setzer, Shirley Hicks. Ailene Gibbs, Lasell Light, Patricia Burgin, Louise Lffler, Barbara Harris, Margaret Knupp, Shirley Lytle, Betty Jane Allison. Lottie Allison, Margaret Burgin, Faye Kelly, Elsie Pittman, Thelma Parker, Margaret Turner, Grace Davis, Bobbie Eller, Betty Grant. has um-niihisiht 11513121 1 Q lst row: Faye Kelly, Betty Grant, Betty Jane Allison, Shirley Hicks, ilsie Faye Porter, Ann Parker and Mrs. Church, Sponsor. 2nd row: Lottie Allison, Mary Ann Early, Hilda Allison, Annie Lon Allison, Ailene Gibbs, Lasell Light, betty Joyce Dennis and Shirley Lytle. lst Row: 2nd Row: 5rd'Row 4th Row INTH GRRDE BOY WD!! . W -P - - A one - lrigf' YT' .gg John Lloyd Lavender, Earl dhitson, J, L- Grlndstaff, Jimmy Gramm, Robert Creasman, Kenyon Lackey and Mr. Moore, Claes Sponsor. Grant Hunt, Guy Moore, Billy Joe Stikeleather, Andre Teague, William Thompson and J. R. Bryson. Alvin Crawford, Ted Mash, Harold Davis, John Haney, Dicky Swofford Raymond Johnson, T. C. Bradley, Lloyd Vess, Eugene Bradley and Gayden Swann. :Y .., I . ' YI, 21,1 ' S' Q 13 fl A IIIH H 1 XASKE TBAI-L ax, Q at X? 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'f'--2v 9h-1- ':-'- --4'vf5Af'v,cf1'3'35iai.'5::r-4p G..1-hE:u?...1!1?Tsf',,i.:g4i?,g,zA .',j',, 4:5 ,123-, f , .'1r-mxlw-hm 4.-..' .,-v . f -f-A lst Row 2nd Row W. . Y, . 4-.1 ., Violet Morris, Vena Faye Morris, Barbara Harris, Joyce Harris, Elsie Faye Porter, Elizabeth Grindstaff, Faye Kelly. Mr. Kay, Coach, Ailene Gibbs, Mary Ann Early, Patricia Burgin, Lasell Light, Madge Silver, Margaret Burgin, Lottie Allison, and Ada Kelly. -...., , ....,.,,..,-i ,L 3, ELHSS POEH Our high school days are at an end What shell we do tomorrow? Who can express our emotions now Is it gladness or is it sorrow? It will be hard to say farewell And leave this school behind A more beloved school than this I know we'll never find. For it was here we got our start And here we were taught to fight For the things in which we believe And the things that we know are right. He are glad to have had the chance To attend this school of renown We know that we are better prepared to tackle life on our own. Now as we leave this school behind We wish to express our appreciation For a school that is fighting to make Our country a better nation. Class Poet-Elsie Johnson Bassas mi TEEN m: , FHRST Www: J. R. Bryson, Earl Sawyer, Charlie Silver, Buddy Carver, Ralph Brown, Joe Lee Allison, James Robinson, Jimmy Suttle SECOND ROW: Gayden Swann, Jimmy Souther, Mr. David Roberts. THlRD RCW: Vinson Davis, Guy Moore, Billy Piercy, Clyde Silver. .alia HI HVIII? n 'A X' :I-gf .I IQ, L W x ff 1 l f W .x . X V Q I Ill V i . w '13 ,l S+UdE?NJC Commcmi W, ,1 Y.-.- lst Row: James Suttles, J. L. Grindstaff, Alvin Crawford, Bobby Reed and William Eradley. 2nd Row: Charlie Silver, Evelyn Tabor, Clara Kelly, Shirley Hicks, Josephine Banks, Doris Silver, Annie Lou Allison, Albert Hicks. Paper El Sf jr Fw lst Row: Mrs. Painter, Faculty Sponsor, Carolyn Byrd, Lucille Grindstaff James Robinson, Betty Jean Moore. 2nd Row: Edward Lackey, Edward Carver and Sam Porter. 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