Oxford High School - Oxonian Yearbook (Oxford, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

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May the changes and additions we have made record the events of 1951 and 1952 in ways that every student will return and return to this edition for happy memories. Copyright, 1952. Homer Hobgood, Editor 2 D S. 5. 75'-' 7 RL' 1 A Cb' nl- ' 74 7711. f4. 704940: .4 e . - -A h kv . A Q!! - , f -3- sb J , T d, , A T ., ' - '- Q W Q . 5 A DR. BUDD SMITH Superintendent 'mmm-. yi' I -M ,A X ANNIE GRAY BURROUGHS MANTELLE R. VICKERS Principal Supervisor ganna! of 7maz'ee4 0 Uxfowl 6615? idmdndatzaldae 710:66 MR. J. P. HALL, CHAIRMAN MRS S I WATKINS MR, I, T, YANCEY . . , MR. J. C. ADCOCK DR. J. K. BRYAN, VICE CHAIRMAN MR. J. T. BUCHANAN, TREASURER MR, E. N. CREWS A 2123 , 4 af MISS RENA AVERETT Home Economics A.B., East Caroline College 4- va W gf .Q-r 'N' MISS ANN BROTHERS Art A. B., Woman's College Q., ---- ' - 'iff' if ' ' 5' ' 5 z , fl ,V - , A A., .. 1 I VZ f K , , - : wa -, A ii 'A a MR. R. C. CULTON Health and Physical Education A. B., Catawba College M. A., U. N. C. ?wf!1'e 4 6 k ' Q-W ,- , ff 4 X .4 321 MR. VIRGIL ALEXANDER Music Music B., Westminister Choir College MRS, E. L. CLAY French and Latin A, B., Woman's College gif' 'WN MISS BET SY FOLG ER Commercial B. S. S. A., Woman's C01- lege, U. N. C. 5 E -: A, , Q54 131 MISS EUGENIA BOYD English A. B., Elon College n'WQ,., milf MISS JANET CRINKLEY Health and Physical '7 Education A, B., Peace College, U. N. C. 'fa' -KF -' , ,, 7' swim 3 x , Q MR. GRANK GOODWIN Science B. S., Wake Forest College .5:- , .s .rt s 7 I bzb- Y M ',,, 'W ff? 'R -fA' - - 'K fr, Q is .. ff S.. . 1-V lt W V X . MISS LOIS WALLER MRS. E. G. MCSWAIN MISS EDNA REAMS Librarian Bible Mathematics A,B,,Meredith Collegeg B, A. B. Queens College A.B., Woman's College U. S. in Library Science, U.N. N. C. C. MISS LORENA AVERETT MRS, T, G. STEM,1R. English Mathematics A.B,, Woman's College U. A. B.,. Woman's College N. C. U. N. C. MISS HELEN D. WILKIN Social Studies A. B., Carthage Collegeg M, A., U. N. 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But that's enough on what we'll be Father Time will let us seeg We'll just wait with faith and pray each night That each of us will have a star that's bright. To you we pledge our loyalty, our heart And salute you, as we departg I-Ieartbroken we say our final good-bye To the halls of Dear old Oxford High. 8 RICHARD BEASLEY AMBROSE BROOKS Intramurals 3, 4. J. B. CARROLL Beta Club 1, 45 Treasurer 35 Marshall 3,45 Oxonian Staff, Photographer 45 Dramatics 45 Intramurals 3, 4. ALBERT CLAY Football 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Junior Playg Intramurals 45 Dramatics 45 Class poet. , 5 4:1-Q 5 fl 4 A 1 , 47 9 'av 1 X if w RM ' fy 5 ff X , s 'Hs ? 2 2 U ap' N I' .ai V ,,.., , , 1 , of-4 .1 f - S f7w'5 , ,VQW wwf s, ,Ms Q 'N .',' f 6 rf -s , AJ t ta t vlwf. ' U ,V,- 5, ,Q an-Q-W-'rvrx I 4 f as . ,L A f ff G 5 s A l 'Q-.4-1-.M V01 DIXIE BOYD Dramatics 3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 1, 3, 45 Library Club 45 F. H. A. lg Mixed Chorus 1. PATSY BRUMM ITT Beta Club 3,45 Pres. 45 Bible 3,4,V, Pres.35 Debating 2,3, 4, Sec, - Treas. 3, Pres, 45 Library Club 4, Pres. 4g Jun- ior Play5 Owl Staff 4, Re- porter, Oxonian Staff 4, Typistg Marshall 3, 45 Mixed Chorus 15 Glee Club 1: 4-H Club 1,2,3,4g Class Treas. 25 Student Council 2, Sec.g Class Prophet, PHOEBE BRUNETTE Band 2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1, 2,3,45Gi1'1'S Athletic Associ- ation 1,3,45 Girl's Chorus 1, 2,3,4. BLANCHE CHEATHAM Band 1,2,3,45 Drum Majorette 2,3,45 irls' Athletic Associ- ation 1,3,45 Girl's Chorus 1,2, 3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,4, DAN CRITCHER Intramurals 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Football 15 Band 15 4-H Club 1,2,35 Bus Driver 3,4. CHARLES CURRIN Boys' Athletic Association 1, 2,3,45Football l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 45 Boys' Chorus 45 Baseball 45 Intramurals 3,4. ALEX HANCOCK Football2,3,45Basketball2,35 Intramurals 1, 2, 3, 45 Boys' Athletic Association l,2,3,45 Vice-President 45 Dramatics l,2,3. HOMER HOBGOOD Student Council 1,25 Boys' Athletic Association 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Band 15 Foot- ball 1,2,3,45CO-Cap,45 Base- ball l,2,3,45 Oxonian Staff 3,45 Sport Editor 3, Editor 45 Key Club 3, 45 Class Sec, 25 Beta Club 3, 45 V, Pres. 45 Class Pres. 45HOIT16IOOIT1 Pres. 2. , 'AS' 4 's ., ,. ., ,.v :f,:- f , , fs 1. C A 'rs V -V...-no V - Quin ,J f-my 41 .Ml, if f 7 avfmw' dnl' I 4mmwfff'7 .J 41.- ' .1 Z . ws.. 2 4. I 9, ff A' yn ,..,, MSF , 1 sw 'roi ' gi., KN ' A . ' ww ., .,,.,,,. -1, ,IV 5 92 lO ANN CRYMES Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 35 Student Council 3, 45 Beta Club 3,45 Cheerleader 45 Bas- ketball2,35 Marshal 3,45 Jun- ior Play5 Girls' Athletic Asso- ciation 2,3,45 Class Secretary 4. JULIA HALL Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Girls' Chorus l,2,3,45 Beta Club 3, 45 Marshal 3,45 Dramatics 2, 45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Student Council 25 Girls' Athletic Association 15 Class Treasurer 4. LESLIE HALL Oxonian Staff, Assistant Art Editor 3, 45 Student Council 1,35Girls' Glee Club l,2,3,45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Dra- matics 25 Homeroom Pres- ident 2. LILA HANEY Girls' Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l,2,3,45 Beta Club 3, 45 Debating Club 2, 3,45 V. Pres. 35 Dramatics 2, 3, 45 Pres. 45 Girls' Athletic Association 15 Marshal 3, 45 Student Council 2. PRESTON JOHNSON Boys' Chorus 1,2,3,4, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, Dramatics Club 4, Baseball 2. DAN JONES Boys' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, Student Counci14, Marshal 3,4, Class President 3. JACK JONES Football 2,3,4, Basketball 3, Baseball 1,4, Student Council 3,4, Key C1ub2,3, V. Pres. 3, Boys' Athletic Association 1, 2,3,4, Junior Play, Dramatics Club 4, Boys' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4, Class Historian 4, Treas. 3, Homeroom V. Pres. 3, Associate Ed. of Oxonian 3, V. Pres. 4. DONALD LEAVISTER Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Boys' Athletic Association 1, 2,3,4, Intramurals 2,3,4, C3 Ka ,Q .sl ew an '44 . ,a - an - .wvi ,,,.-f A091 ,J mg ! ..... , Q ' 1' l WW as--W W ,,-nuu..wii qqqm-41417 Air K :P r W DOTTY HARRIS Dramatics 3, Mixed Chorus 1, 3,4, Girls' Glee Club 1,3,4, Band 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Secretary and Treasurer 4, F. H,A, 4, Junior Play, VIRGINIA HAYES ANNA CATHERINE HOGAN Girls' Athletic Association 4, Girls' Chorus 4, Mixed Chorus 4. JEAN HUGHES F.l-I. A, 1, Girls' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 4, Dra- matics 3,4, Marshal 3,4, Beta Club 3, 4, Debating Club 2, Oxonian Staff 3, Assistant Business Manager, Owl Staff 4, Editor JAMES OVERTON Boy's Chorus l,2,3,4g Mixed Chorus l,2,3g Intramurals lg Bus Driver 4, MAXIE PARI-IAM Boys' Chorus 1 ,2g Mixed Cho- rus l,2g Boys' Intramural 3,4g Boys' Athletics Association 1, 2,3,4g Basketball 4g Bus Driver QW 2,3,4. GRIER PARK Beta Club 3, 4, Dramatics 4g Debating 3,45 Key Club 2,3g Class Testator 4g Marshal 3, 45 Junior Play, GILBERT RAGLAND Marshal 3,4g Student Council 2,3,4g Treasurer 2,Vice-Pres- ident 3, President 4, Beta Club 3,45 Band l,2,3, Captain 2,3g Class President 2: Boys' Cho- rus I.2, Junior Play, eaiafadkwa 'if wmvrruli' Nga- ws i ' in niiwwer 'mf' xx si ,..-u.f ' LHP ,wr Wh -AGIW' aassnsn f A fm ,, ,si gram, ,I ,NA Q: 71 1 I J 1 itil JUANITA HUGHES Dramatics 3g Band 2, 3, 4, Girls' Chorus l,2. JANE KNOTT Girls' Athletic Associationl, 3,4g Mixed Chorus 1, 2, 3,4g Girls' Chorus l,2,3,4g Student Council 3g Dramatics 2, Li- braryC1ub2g Owl Staff 4, JOYCE KNOTT Band l,2,3,4g Library Club 1, 2,3,4g Reporter 3, Vice-Pres- ident 45 Dramatics 3,4gGirls' Athletic Association 1, 3, 43 Girls' Chorus. BARBARA LLOYD Girls' Athletic Association I, 3,4gGir1s' Chorus l,3,4g Band 3, 4g Color Guardg Mixed Chorus l,3,4g F.H.A. 1. DONALD SUIT , 5 1 sf, f was 1:51. h 1 ,:'c QF , BOBBY WATKINS 5 5 Boys' Athletic Association 1, 2, 3, 45 Basketball 45 lntra- . murals 3,45 Baseball 4. ' . 1 if ir 'H wwf-v ' EUGENE WOODLIEF Football 2,3,4g Basketball 2, 3, 45 Key Club 2,35 Baseball 1,2,45 Boys' Athletic Associ- ation 1, 2, 3, 45 President 45 Dramatics 3,45 Treasurer 4. ff' of -was-so- WILLIAM YEARGIN 's ff Intramurals 3, 45 Student ' Council15 Boys' Athletic As- ' sociation 1,2 ,3,45 Basketball 1 3,45 Baseball 3,4p Football 2, 5- 3' 1 , .wo Sf ,Y -Nr , I 5. ff N M, I Q -'nf 'Q 5- in mt ff? HATTIE MARIE MOORE F.H,A, 1,2,3,45 Dramatics 2 3, 45 Girls' Athletic Associ- ation 1, 2, 3, 45 President 4 Basketball 2,3,4, Captain 3. HELEN MORGAN VIOLET OVERTON Beta Club 3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 1,3,45 F.H,A, 1, 3,45 Dramatics 35 Girls' Chor- us 1,2,35 Mixed Chorus 1,25 Debating Club 3,45 Secretary 45 Student Council lg Intra- murals 4. PEGGY THOMAS PAYNTER Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 45 Mixed Chorus l,3,45 Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,45 F. H. A, 1, 2, 3, 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, Chief 35 Dramatics 25 Junior Play. JANET SPEED Band lg Mixed Chorus 1,2,3g Accompanist 2g Girls' Chorus 1,2,3g Dramatics 3,45 Secre- tary 4, Girls' Athletic Associ- ation 1,3,4, Secretary 4, Ox- onian Staff, Business Manager 4, Accompanist for Boys' Chorus 2. JOYCE YEARGIN F. H, A, 2, 3, Girls' Athletic Association 1,2,3,4g Band 1, 2,3,4g Dramatics 4, Student Council 45 Girls' Glee Club 1, Junior Play, HELEN D. WILKIN Adviser In vw M-,,,,y.,a0fP' 16 'CW 499' J pdyms. fm--4. HELEN TATSEY Girls' Chorus 1, 3, 4, Mixed Chorus 1,3,4g F.H,A, 1,2,, JACK BREEDLOVE Mascot EUGENIA BOYD Adviser -fact 7065! and 7e41!czmeaL' Parents, teachers, and friends: on behalf of the Senior Class of 1952, l ask you to pay Close attention as I read the last will and testament of the said class: We,the Senior Class of 1952, being of unsound mind and feeble bodies as a result of having fought the good fight, do make the declare this our last will and testament in the manner and form following: ITEM 1: To Mr. Vickers, Dr, Smith, and Mr, Credle we would like to leave our sincere appreciation for their instruction and guidance during the past four years. ITEM 11: Tothe faculty we leave all of our old book- lets, themes, tests, and our gratitude for trying to read and grade them, thereby trying to knock a little more sense into our thick skulls. ITEM III: We give and bequeath to the rising Senior Class the following in the hope that they will regard them as assets and not liabilities. Dixie Boyd wishes to set an example by her smile even as we did our hard unceasing toil every night trying to master our courses. Patsy Brummitt leaves her studious ways to that foremost scholar Jimmy O'Brien. Phoebe Burnette leaves her curly locks and her Toni kit to Hilda Wagnon. Blanche Cheatham gladly gives her baton to the first person who can learn to twirl it without cracking his skull. Ann Crymes, that second Rembrant, leaves her artistic talent to Jerry Wright and Ronald Ragland. Always late Julia Hall leaves her promptness to her equally prompt sister, Slowpoke Sarah, Lila Haney bequeaths some of her excess gray matter to Ray O'Brien, our next Einstein. Dotty Harris leaves her ability to get a man to all those envious Juniors who have to buy their own rings. Virginia Hayes just gladly leaves Miss Boyd's English classes. Anna Hogan, though she hates to think of it, must leave those charming and delightful Tippett boys, Dan and Lawrence. Leslie Hallleaves her scatterbrain to whoever can pick it up. The two Joyces, Knott and Yeargin,leave their booth at the drugstore to that group,Peggy Reynolds, Ann Wallace Betty Baird,Jo Anne Knott,Judy Gholson, and Julia Ad- cock, which keeps the drugstores in business. Jean Hughes wills some of her captivating charm and boy friends to some of the girls who need their second wind before resuming their never-ending battle, old- maid versus bachelor. Violet Overton gives those beautiful and pains-taking booklets to Tom Newton, Can't you just see those A's, Tom? Peggy Paynter bequeaths her cute freckles and some vanishing cream to Janet Hicks. Waltzing Helen Tatsey leaves her cute walk to Mary Suitt, Richard Beasley leaves his boisterous nature to Ernie Dosher Cas if she needed ith. Dan Critcher leaves his ability to sleep in Algebra to all the night owls, Dick Dickerson, Mike Powell, H. B. Finch, and Francis Hart, Charles Currin wills his manly physique and a pair of dumbbells to Floyd Parker and Bobby Hughes. Gilbert Ragland and Homer Hobgood have consented to give a course on how to woo and win to James Averette and Billy Crews. Preston Johnson and James Overton leave their curly hair to Ben Brummitt and John Crumpler. They can pick the curls up at City Barber Shop. Dan Jones leaves his studies ways to those gad-abouts, Joe and Sally l-Iamme. Jane Knott and Barbara Lloyd got stingy on us, deciding that if they leave it'll be an accomplishment, much less leaving anything else. William Yeatgin has reformed and decided to leave the pool room, for tonight anyway, Maxie Parham gives his height and playing ability to the basketball team, fthe girls' team, that isp, Bobby Watkinsis goingtoleave everything he can't take out under his coat, Hattie Moore decided she would take everything with her, especially the Home Economics books for she fig- ures she will need them in married life. We just couldn't get Janet Speed away from John long enought to find out what she wanted to leave so we pass on, Ambrose Brooks has given his weight to the football line. Lord help the opposing team! Jesse Carroll bequeaths his Casanova techniques to Roy Noblin so he too may have all the girls sighing, Albert Clayleaves his corn to whoever wants to pop it, Since he's justa movin on Jack Jones leaves Hank Snow to Henry Saye, Donald Suitt leaves his rowdy nature to Bobby Talley, gentle, peace-loving soul that he is. Eugene Woodlief bequeaths and gives his all-around insanity to Frank Baker and Thomas Blalock, Alex Hancock had decided to leave Lulu, but parting was no sweet sorrow so he has decided to wait around awhile. Grier Park having exhausted his brain trying to write this MOST IMPORT ANT document leaves tomorrow for Ward I, Dix Hill, Witnessed this, the twenty-eighth day of May, in the year one thousand nine hundred and fifty-two, Witnessesg April Showers May Flowers eadofz? Patsy Brummitt After graduation from high school my classmates had all gone their separate ways, Some were planning to be secretaries, some teachers, some farmers, some merchants, and almost all of them planned to be married, especial- ly the girls who were wearing those glittering stones on their fingers. I suppose many graduates had hoped that a day would come when all their classmates would have a reunion, talk over their school days, and find out how many of them had really fulfilled their ambitions, I, too, had dreamed of this. This reunion became more than just a dream when I received a letter from Ann Crymes, who had been the secretary of our Senior Class in high school. She was trying to get in touch with all the members of our class and was planning a reunion, Friday night, November 6, 1962! All the members of the Class of '52 were invited, including their husbands and children. We were to meet at the Oxford Hotel,which was nowa million dollar establishment, under the management of Charles Curtin and Julia Hall. It was planned for this time in order that we might attend the Homecoming Game at which time the Oxford Wildcats would clash with the Henderson Bulldogs. There was even more competition than ever between tnese two teams as Eugene Woodlief had become coach of the Wildcats and Homer Hobgood coach of the Bulldogs. Ann informed me that she was now commerical teacher in the Old Alma Mater and had introduced a course in shorter shorthand and electrical typing. At my first leisure moment, I answered Ann's letter accepting the invita- tion. Although I lived in near-by Raleigh, I boarded a plane for cars are no longer in style! As I stepped into the plane, I noticed that piloting the plane was the former speed maniac Dan Critcher. The patrolmen got so tired of catching Dan on the highway for speeding, thatthey gave him his wings so that he could go as fast as he wanted to in the air. When I was settled in my seat and all comfortable, I looked across the aisle and whom should I see but Gilbert Ragland, who was the founder and now chief surgeon of Ragland's Home For the Broken Hearted, a world famous hospital for unfortunate lovers, located at Berea. He informed me that Joyce Yeargin and Juanita Hughes had re- cently helped him perform a major operation on the heart of Peggy Paynter whose husband had just left her to go to Mars to study how to release muscular tension. In a little while television claimed my attention and I recognized the accompanist of the Andrew Sisters to be a former classmate, Leslie Hall. After being shaken up a great deal,welanded at Yeargin's Airfield, under the management of William Yeargin. At the baggage office I recognized another familiar face,that of Barbara Lloyd,who was still never too busy to talk to an old friend. She told me that Phoebe Burnette had been working at the Department of Revenue Office, located at Stem, She had been doing a bit of income tax checking on Oxford High Schools' Beta Club, whoselarge bank account was of unusual interest to this department. Barbara alsotold me that Jane Knott was writing a Dorothy Dix column in the Oxford Public Ledger. The editor of this newspaper published every hour on the hour was Jean Hughes and its sports writer was Jackie Jones who had become a second Jack Horner, With the help of radar I contacted the Watkins' Helicopter Company, one ofthe largest communication organi- zation in the world, owned by John Robert Watkins, known to us in high school as -- Puny . By the time I turned off the radar switch, there, already out in front blowing impatiently on his siren, was Maxie Parham, who was opera- ting one of the fastest helicopters in the company. On the way to the hotel, I noticed a sign which said Suits De- partment Store -- Suits to Suit the Bashful Suitor and Maxie said its owner was our old classmate Donald Suit. Arriving at the Hotel, Irecognized Janet Speed and her husband. Tagging behind them were four little tots dressed in football uniforms, and yelling We want a touchdown! The ball room was beautifully decorated with neon lights all around the balcony. In baskets in every corner were imported orchids, arranged by Anna Hogan, Home Ec. teacher at O, H. S. As the class members began to arrive there was much greeting and everyone seemed happy to be with his class- mates again. Waslsurprised whenlsaw Lila Haney who told me that she and Albert Clay were devoting their time to chemical experiments in the Atomic Plant located in Creedmoor. They had already blown up Stalingrad and had their eyes turned on Berlin. She reminded me that Helen Tatsey washolding a secretarial position in this plant. Ihardly recognized Grier Parks who told me he was the President of a School of Architecture in New York City. I, also learned from him that Jesse Carroll was the assistant to Dr. Hart in the Math department of Duke University and that he was the author of a new Math book which made Algebra as simple as A. B. C. Some of the oldest married members in our class were Dotty Harris, Hattie Moore, Blanche Cheatham, and Dixie Boyd. Dotty and her husband now owned a most prosperous goat farm in Oakhlllg and were making money faster than they could count it. Hattie was residing in Richmond and was mistress of a twenty-five room mansion. For the past five years Blanche has been living in Alaska, where her husband was commander of the Fifth Air Force Division there. Dixie was presiding over her household which consisted of a husband, five children, four dogs, a cat, and a canary. After everybody had quieted down, we were served a delicious meal, prepared and served under the direction of Virginia Hayes,who for five yearshad been trying our her recipes on her husband, Now he had the pleasure of see- ing someone else suffer! Beasley and Overton Meat Market, owned and operated by Richard Beasley and James Overton and Johnson's Grocery, owned by Preston Johnson, had furnished the food for the dinner. fAnd I might add that it was NOT freely While we were eating Violet Overton informed me that she had just returned home from a missionary tour in Africa, The speaker for the evening was Alex Hancock,who had recently set up his law practice in Oxford and was run- ning for Congress in the fall election. Joyce Knott, who had become an opera star, had been lent by Metropolitan to funish music for the evening, All of us were amazed when Dan Jones told of his explorations in South America and that he had married a beautiful South American heiress. As private secretary to the manager of Club '76 I hurried of to Raleigh to supervise the dressing of the chorus girls for their late performance, after bidding all my classmates farewell. I6 --.., !. 6 ,, 5'I-52 Gilbert Ragland Jesse Carroll Julia Hall Ann Crymes Lila Haney, Chief 558-iffy Dan Jones Grier Park Jean Hughes Patsy Brummitt 17 -.,,. ' f 1 I' ' ' G ,I I I I My X lt Best all around .25 f I .,14M.l Wt f, H xwr- my WV! I -. .1 , rm ff E ff' N fi 1 lg yy V A X---9' . AV nf it li. Cutest J Most Studious J A Most Athletic ,R l tilt f l 'l - 141, 1 t-:tt film, -, , ' ' 311.94 fffwy? f 1 , Q ft 1 3' 'well' 49193 T 'I l 5' Ly Best Looking WZ! is N o J t I 22' ff ' ' . -Q. 1 ?? 1 '1 'L ' N ' 15435 : I l A , A 1 F 1 , . ' A457 , 9' , lx X 1 ' ' X K I l 4' x x 1 - ' ee 2 t f 1 t .' 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B, Finch Elizabeth Finch Judy Gholson Sarah Hall Joe I-lamme Sally I-lamme Francis Hart Margaret Hayes Janet Hicks Ann Howard Bobby Hughes Q47 Marilyn Hughes Maude Jones Ruth Jones Jo Annc Knott Surclha Knorr Robert Lloyd 21 amine law 'fi Jane Mangum Jaxie Morton Tom Newton Roy Noblin Ray O'Brien if--h ...- A P f-f af 4 Z 3 Jimmy O'Brian Ronald Ragland ' M- M ' ' ff .,.. .V J .if 42 4 f 'Z Dan Tippett , n,nn , X X, W Z5 , f , f .-74' r 0 4 1 .ff X, .7 V f 7 Q 1 Floyd Parker James Partin Mike Powell Doris Preddy Mary Quicke goal Peggy Reynolds Ellen Riggan Henry Saye Mary Suit Bobby Tally Lawrence Tippett Hilda Wagnon Ann Wallace Jerry Wright Mrs. Clay Miss Lorena Averett, not pictured -5 22 'A Q9 Sa amaze 65444 I :S 'xx Q ' ' Y ' Dv Q W 5. . XB J gf . . N , ,. I I 1' s V - ., Y ' Q- , - .Y gg - r 'e .M I f ,J . A wr .V+ ' I 'E' I ' rf-'V if I J 1 W . xx ls' 4 I. by I .1 3, , I sg, I .gg . 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SIXTH ROW: Patricia Dickerson, Cam Easton, Julia Ellington-, Julia Hamme, Miss Reams, Adviser, 24 Sa amaze Elma A ,. , ,- Q... 4 ... , - f Q Q. f' F ,ss -us 'A ff , ' ' 2 , 1 ,, ,, wwf- -5, . ff , I V I 4 . - 1 , Z' fl at 41 t ITF. ' as A 'V nf. , fx ,., A , ,. - 1 ,,- I Q 1 fa 5: 1 ' I ' 49 V . ,.. , M-1, ' I 2 f , V wg , ,, V Am A O Z' 5 t ,, 2 .,, . 9' Q r J - ,..Q- f - 5 sg. f-W ' 4. vw -- 'Q H V , . . ,A f 1 14 O ' ' I U' ,.. ' fe- --ff - , J .1 . , ,, . -v f ...lf 5 J Y 1. f ' - ...fr K A N , of Q , 5, QW JA' ' -. ma A ,. ' -' .- ' , 4 , +31 .MW f 1 13 2 i fl Y D ! S ' 999- J . 4-2 2-as ,t 3-'S ,aff-w. fn 5 I n , .- V ' .- Mui... 1' in Ja Wt, K X Q , Q do N 6-L sf... .-gif' L 9 A I .C ,- .7 V 13, ,f-lg J ,Sr V' lf-:V F, --,J 'Y X' W 1 di ,ll K .v-. ' abr. ,J :K ,N-Cl FIRST ROW: Richard Harris, Donald Hedgepeth, Gerleen Hester, Betty Hilbert, Laura Jo Hunt. SECOND ROW: Billy Kittrell, Bettie Sue Knott, Charles Lloyd, Rachel Matthews, Ellis Mitchell. THIRD ROW: Ted Morton, Edith Newton, Margaret Parham, Violette Parham, James Parrott. FOURTH ROW: Doogie Peele, Ann Rogers, Jackie Shaw, Gwen- dolyn Sherman,Jean Sherman. FIFTH ROW: Thomas Smith, Billy Sneed, Ronald Sneed, Warren Stephenson, Dick Taylor. SIXTH ROW: Lindsay Taylor, Woodrow Thomasson, Jean Wheeler, Ann Wrenn, Jimmy Wrenn, Taylor Wilson. NOT PICTURED: Mrs. Stem 25 zeaimmz Jawa R551 f , 1 QM' f 'Y ' ,V A , ., f A. 1,--v wigs gigfim 'X ' s-Q t A . f A ,414 Wy ,me FIRST ROW: Roy Allen, Norman Arrington, Julia Baker, Pat Barnes, Celia Beasley. SECOND ROW: Bobby Blackwell, J . D. Wrenn, Johnny Blackwell, Barbara Briggs, Betsy Bullock. THIRD ROW: Betsy Burnette, Joyce Burnette, John Burwell, Ann Chappell, Owen Cheatham. FOURTH ROW: Shirley Clark, Rachel Connell, William Cook, Eliza- berhCritcher, BennyCurrin. FIFTH ROW: Mary Ann Currin, NancyCutts, Frances Daniel, Helen Daniel, Joe Daniel. SIXTH ROW: Marianna Daniel, Mary Ann Dean, Virginia Dean, Archie Dickerson, Elizabeth Dickerson. 26 ceedmcm Kazaa J M4 2?- A H 'X if' S2-M. V fr CT, 5, 4 5- - Aw ah. 5 JGAQY may 4' Qs J xy., I Z A. if-wi' 2 X, Av S rw 7 3 if 'Q Y E24 X I 2 .6 1 Q L v i .si f 1 s. is -1 f X Q. A l fi! , ., --' -- fi... W' f 'ff- ' w y Q l 1 ' X I ' . ? at W I '-.X I , , . .-- f , .3 . -f , L7 ,W ,- 5 t - . . , . - - f I ,ft ,Hg xt C, , , ' - I If f I- I A K- '5 V5 'W ' ,rf 1. , , .gn I A , 'Wav 'lv' - 6 st 'nm ' 'Y Dawg? g Q ', , if f' vt A H -,4 ,f Z Y E V J, V. y -T--. t -- . .4 af f o .Q , f f 1 .X I P I . .1 4' , f - - . . ' fs- .1 . , 4.95 FP ,. az, . ,e. 1- '-I - FIRST ROW: Elreda Dixon, Howard Dorsey, Rosemary Eakes, Charles Easton, Betty Jean Elliot. SECOND ROW: Nancy Jo Finch, Sue Green, Annette Hart, EzzellHobgood, Harvey Horowitz. THIRD ROW: Barbara Hughes, Carolyn Hughes, Francis Hughes, Taylor Jack- son, Ann Jones. FOURTH ROW: Billy Jones, H. T. Jones, Rives Jones, George Johnson, Martha McFarland. FIFTH ROW: Marlene McGee, Eugene Milton, Mary Moss, Roy Morton, Marion Munn. SIXTH ROW: Charles Noblin, Dan Noblin, John Norris, Julian Oakes, Yvonne Overton. 27 A fzeedmmz lame '. V ,J L N I, X, ,gf fo . 1 W 1 A A . 1 'I 1 ui Q Q li. -i Q...-. Q gf ..- T 1 W W t ' S ' ff-:V . 'W . Y, - 'f ' - xx Y , - .. 1: Jas, , f , -- mga. V4 3 , , 1 4 my wqlggsww, , 9 , ' Mrs parm ': D .X JWN-l f A' ,N 35:31 , I K Aj Zfwwfl 4. 'vs- af -'1' V, -.Q -, V --v , K , , 0. 5 ' 'Z '7 1 '7 , a W' , ' f' may Q , , at .N ,,,L , . , ' R T , X. -4 X , T '. ' K N! , 1 . m ' N A 5 W x ' -as i Z-17' A 'K-, ' QW 2 1' lvl: Q, ' Q ., f , 5- r '. 'QI' ' 'r . f 'Q , , - W. T c 14 f- .,.. . ,,, . S is. ' - f I , ' of vt 'V ,Q 'i,:1,, 1-fs 57227432 W -iff' .f P . S: . mg' 'Q ., A 'T' , , r T 1 p , -of f , gs' ,, If f 'uf' WM -f T 9 , ll 7, , Q2 ,, X, W ,U ,322 ,ae-:1jf'..,: ..,. ,:..,,- f. ' ' 7 i c t al. t -...A L , AM - P f-.- tsl. -21+ f g 5 -, 1 12 ri. :Ada 'eq' Kia ,ar El., 1 AP E . - Am Q ,per - 3 , G ,, -.. Q g Q i , xx , We I db 1 ,, Et , sa -at 's f f f , ,, , 7 , A .... yr T -5 4EQw? K -if W , we-1? , I V ' s, i at, ,, g k h f , , ' ' 4 . f ,r X ., .JL , 'J R A . X in FIRST ROW: Jan Park, Mary Helen Parham, Bobby Parrett, Hazel Powell, Helen Powell, SECOND ROW: Stella Quicke, Frances Raynor, Priscilla Riggan, Sam Royster, Roberta Rucker, THIRD ROW: Marcus Self, Ann Smith, Peggy Smith, Ronnie Talley, Candance Tatsy. FOURTH ROW: Patsy Taylor, Bill Temple, Curtis Tillotson, Ronnie Wagnon, Merriwether Walker, FIFTH ROW: Helen Watkins, Shirley Wheeler, June White,Charles Wildman, Birt Wilson, SIXTH ROW: Katie Mae Wilson, Earl Yow, Miss Crinkley, Mr, Goodwin. 28 Qfzczde Offdcefza gl lx S, 'I , M it ,E JAM? wf , 45 I sf Q , dj tt t lv t r ,,,, F A,A',, ,, :f w 5- 5, gk ? . gf 1 f f gf , X A? ., r :ff t. J xg' ff x 1' 1 , I 'A 0 1 , , 1255 ,Q yi 1 ii, ,ig . g Q if .. . 4 Sllf nm H 1 ,A f A ,,. -ia cr: I S P f - vlf 1 . . 5 ., , .. , f y 'SVA U M , Z fi? ,. ...Q-1 Q , ...A - FIRST ROW: Billy Currin,Jimmy Burnette,Eight grade presidents, Mary Ann McSwain,Judy Watkins, Seventh grade presidents, Judith Saddler, Seventh grade president. SECOND ROW: Martha Taylor, Nancy Hix, Derwood Robinson, Sixth grade presidentsg Judith Rice, Fifth grade presidentg Nelson Blackwell, Jimmy Crawford, Eight grade vice- presidents. THIRD ROW: Sue Hart, Earle Saye, Jane Hedrick, Seventh grade vice-presidents, Carroll Pruitt, Anne White, Jo Anna Watkins, Sixth grade vice-president, FOURTH ROW: Charles Stovall, Edwin Knott, vice-president and secretary-treasurers, Fifth grade, Phillip Hughes,Jimmy Hayes, Eight grade secretariesg Tommy Steagall, Nellie Holmes Ballou. FIFTH ROW: Zeb Overton, Seventh grade secretaries, Richard Averette, Dan Averette, Martha Parham, Seventh grade secretaries, Jackie Raper, Johnny Welch, Eight grade treasurers. SIXTH ROW: Mary Hall, HettieCheatham,Mary Ann Powell, Seventh grade treasurersg Julianna Yancey,Carolyn Stephenson, Madge Daniel, Sixth grade treasurers. T 29 574114 Qmale FIRST ROW: Janice Dillehay, Frances Day, Albert Matthews, Jimmy Crawford, James Newman, Hayward Morgan, Carl Puckett, Myrta Ann Dixon, Darlene Rice, Sarah Bell McGee, Wayne Longmire. SECOND ROW: James Matthews, Ernest Bullock, Hollis Harris, Johnny Welch, Janet Dickerson, Jean Jones, Rosalie Currin, Lula Nelms,Patricia White,Jean Earl Hawks. THIRD ROW: Walter Crews, Jimmy Burnette, Joane Hatton, Betty Jean Watkins, Rowland Matteson, Guy Reid, Jack Watkins, Bruce De Ment, Allan Baker, FOURTH ROW: Miss Bullock, Tommy Hogan, Jimmy Hayes, Raymond Humphries, Charles Crumpler. Not Pictured: Roland Wilson, Sue Hayes, Zigi!! gmafe FIRST ROW: Patsy Mangum, James Wheeler, Tommy Clayton, Barbara Newton, Billy Matthews, Peggy Hamme, Haldane Dosher, Nelson Parrott, Nancy O'Brien, Robert Overton, Shelba Walters, David White. SECOND ROW: Billy Currin,Jackie Raper,Frances Wilson,Ruth Currin, Vera Cheatham, Dora Bryan, Nel- son Arrington, Robert Munn, Margaret Seate, David Baker, Roy Hendricks. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Adcock, John Long, Nelson Dickerson, Miss Atkinson, Charlotte Hunt, Norwood Partin, Nelson Blackwell, Bernice Hayes, Betty Lou Dickerson, Alfred Sherman, 30 Seaeazw Qzczafe FIRST ROW: Robert Cooke, Betty Lou Oakes, Ethel Blair, Sarah Watkins, Joyce Woodlief, Juanita Hughes, Elaine Moss, Kay Mangum, Wilbur Yeargin,Charlie Hester. SECOND ROW: Helen Adcock, Norman Boyd, Emmett Wrenn,Joan Daniel, Donald Oakes,Marilyn Spenser, Blanche Boyd, George Long, Judith Saddler, Frank Bullock, Sherby Slaughter. THRID ROW: Jane Hedrick, Zeb Overton,Mary Ann Powell, Bob Burnette, Anne Finch, Betty Lou Ellington, L, A. Lentz, Janie Wilson, Leonard Matthews, Carolyn Jacobs, Ella Jean Averette, Paige Currin, Tommy Evins, Mrs. Wright. Seaeaeld Qmde FIRST ROW: David Mathews, Margaret Adcock, Martha Hughes, Wayne Boyd, Martha Gregory, Mary Ann Hicks, Roy Boyd, Marvin Briggs, Mary Lee Tingen, Paul Boyd, Hettie Cheatham, Freida Morgan. SECOND ROW: Ernest Milton, Bettie Parham, Frank Faris, Mavis Preddy, Travis Jones, Jimmie Hayes, Judy Watkins, Earle Saye, Sam Carrington, THIRD ROW: Miss Smith, Nellie Holmes Ballou, Barbara Cash, Selene De Ment, Mattie Elliot, James Parott, Raymond Oakes, Frank Lemons. 31 606054 Qmde FIRST ROW: Mary Ann McSwain, Buddy Norwood, Cora Lee Daniel, Patsy Hughes, Sallie Erwin Webb, Elaine Breedlove, Ven Burwell, Nelson Parrott, Patricia Rose Taylor. SECOND ROW: Frank Bragg,Richard Morris,John Williams, Daphine Barnette, Sue Hart,Mae Elliot, Ronny Dorsey,Mary Hall, Tommy Steagall, THIRD ROW: Mrs, Campbell, Alvin Oakes,Tommy Carrington, Victoria Norris, Maggie Mae Strond, Edna Dickerson, Alice Currin, Uzelia Longmire, Not Pictured: Donald Knotts. S 61:54 gzade FIRST ROW: Joyce Hicks, Lucille Grissom, Maria Lloyd, Sarah Ellington, Peggy Ann Hobgood, Nancy Lee Currin, Maurice Hester, Slade Ballou, James Dickerson, Cecil Walters, Donnie Hicks, Billy White. SECOND ROW: Neil Yeargin, Martha Parham, Kay James, Jarirs Newton, Madge Daniel, Edna Beal, Ann Morton, Priscilla Riggan, Sally Long, Derwood Robinson, Billy Parham. THIRD ROW: Delano Grissom, Ebbie De- ment, Carl Mulchi,Jo Anna Watkins,Mrs. Schwarze, Eunice West, Frances Boyd, Sam Whitt, Francis Owen, Mack Dean. 32 61:54 Qfwwle FIRST ROW: Carroll Pruitt, Sandra Hughes, Carolyn Mangum, Annie Self, Jean Layne, Julianna Yancey, Delores Johnson, George West, Walter Averette, Buddy Ouicke. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Williford, Carolyn Morgan, Gwen Hester, Martha Taylor, Lindy Lou Baker, Judith Blair, Julian Wilson, Billy May, Claude Morgan, Sam Currin. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Cheatham, Billy Oakes,Sturges Bryan, Richard Averette, Pearson Riggan, Bobby Green, Taylor Boyd, Mary Latta, Mary Sue Harris, Betty Jean Bryant, Jeannette Strickland. 64:54 Qmde ,ima-, ---L ' FIRST ROW: Larry White, Mae Reynolds, Russell Barlowe, Michael Norwood, Wiley Parham, Tommie Adcock, W. D. Jones, David Currin. SECOND ROW: Ellen Jones, Dorothy Dickerson, Dudy Dean, Nancy Hix, William Hunt, William Watkins, Dennis Preddy, James Coley, Larry Adcock. THIRD ROW: Mrs. McFarland, Mary Ann Mangum, Jessie Smith, Everlena Aiken, Harold Oakley, Frances Oakes, Sarah Beal, Bobbie Williford. FOURTH ROW: Anne White, Carolyn Stephenson, Charles Dickerson, Becky Baird, Zack Mitchell, Dan Averett, Linda Knott. , 33 qu. a LHR. A-W' -uw MQW 'A is , ,ar - ' its-4 FIRST ROW: Mary Lou Morgan, Judy Rice, Freddie Watkins, Margaret Cheatham,Carolyn Hamme, Nellie Smith, Kathryn Boddie, Edwin Knott, Shirley Currin, William Boyd. SECOND ROW: Augusta Burwell, Lucy Oakes, Priscilla Tippett, Jeannie Parker, Polly Daniel, Charles Stovall, Billy Quicke, Leroy Matthews, Barbara Davis. THIRD ROW: Junius Cox, May White, Betty J. Yancey, Jimmy Parrott, Janice Long, Dan Crews, Edna Evans, Thurman Burnette, Mrs. Taylor. 4' S lingo , , sgx V, Wa 'Q ' 2 ,, T, N 3 ' '- ul vi av' . ' ,s was ' Q 'Q J -,V , , V V ,. Mg, . ,gl W2 .V ..5,,,:,g,, A Vw 1 V ., VV VV . ,V h V ., V Q VV VWV , V,,V,Qw V V - - -1 ,lg-U 0 ,, ,W I ,zum br Q' '25, , - . .4 lm, . 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K L 44 ' 74a Ozandcw Sm Homer Hobgood ......... Editor Janet Speed . . . Business Manager Billy Crews .... Associate Editor Ronald Ragland ...... Art Editor Leslie Hall . . Assistant Art Editor Patsy Brurnmitt ........ Typist Jesse Carroll ..... Photographer Blanton Dickerson . . Sports Editor George Johnson . Publicity Manager Miss Wilkin .......... Adviser Miss Folger . . ....... Adviser J 4 n 'vc 4 1 P 4. Y 36 fu. ' 1' 1 A 1' 1 f a of , V3 vw Janet Speed ' Associate Editor James Overton Business Manager ji',s -.1 71s--ff Q I Maxie Parham Sports Editor Pella Daniel , Reporter f W W , mfg' -we Jane Knott Reporter X 5 :L , - , 1 , X Q45 Jean Hughes ..-f Editor Billy Crews Circulation Manager ,L D X 4 1, K ,J 'H-Q . sr. ' Patily Brummitt 5,2 A f EPDM' f ,'s:. ri k ' Frank Baker Reporter -if I' ... - - - Suretha Knott Reporter M 37 Eugenia Boyd Advisor 74:4 Stvwlemf ya, -ff. 'K' ., , , ,.,f' rv is , President Vice-President Gilbert Ragland Peggy Reynolds Secretary A T Treasurer Betty Jane Hilbert L Ellie Mitchell The Student Council of Oxford High is composed of two representatives from each homeroom and the four elected officers. The Council strives to promote better citizenship, cooperation between teachers and pupils, an interest in self-government and democracy, and encourages the discussion of student problems at assembly meetings. The Council operates a school store, sponsors the socials, and the Home Coming celebration, plans the Weekly student assembly, promotes and helps direct other student activi- ties of the school. Oxford High is a member of the national and state student council con- gresses and sends delegates to the State and district conferences. Seated: Jackie Shaw, Dick Taylor, Betty Hilbert, Ellie Mitchell, Gilbert Ragland, Peggy Reynolds, Kink Taylor, Louise Caron. Standing: Jane Cutts, John Crumpler, Miss Wilkin, adviser, Betsy Bullock, Bobby Parrott, BCIIICISUC Knott, James Watkins, Curtis Tillerson, Jack Jones, Ann Crymes, Joyce Yeargin, Janet Hicks, Miss Reams, adviser, Dan Jones. 38 gem Za! S, , 47 ' ,Q ,gs . fi-JA. W 4 ..,. f ' c g M 1 ,C N. 1. ' 'M' x I I . rr' ff ill- ygfircggg yy X , Patsy Brummitt Homer Hobgood Dotty Harris Gilbert Ragland President ViCe-pl-esidem Secretary-Treasurer Program Chairman i . - I ' 0 mf' ' ,- . -- i ,f ' - 5 -Q J f if' J ff.. J .gi -5- R , - t X is ' J 1 ., gl, if 'X 5 , ' 1 . , - , ' 5 I . ' . 1 ,f Q ff I 5 . ff . V , 4 Z VV .,,W..-I P ,Y QL , M I tgxqzk i nt ' 'ss . A ' ,nf F ,,,,., W it ffsff A FIRST ROW: Ann Crymes, Social Chairman, Grier Park, Lila Haney, Julia Hall, Jesse Carroll, Jean Hughes. SECOND ROW: Violet Overton, Betty Baird, Sara Baker, Louise Caron, Billy Crews, John Crumpler, THIRD ROW: Dora Dickerson, Ernestine Dosher, Judy Gholson, Sara Hall, Janet Hicks, Jo Anne Knott. FOURTH ROW: Suretha Knott, Jane Mangum, Peggy Reynolds, Ellen Riggan, Henry Saye,Miss Folger Advisor. The Beta Club is the only honor society of Oxford High and en- courages good scholarship. Only juniors and seniors who have made high scholastic averages are eligible for membership. Each month two meetings are held during the Activity Period at school and one night meeting at a member's home. Delegates are sent to the state meetings each spring. 39 Dmmcztdaa Zia! f Z1 7 if 5 ll , , ' r3? : -I 3, 71322 M5 31 'Mi 1 f A M. IM ZI? .lf lm If, E I ' ' 4 bl l iiwzrf - A gf? ,. wh V- ' p nr, N LF' 44 is ' tl? This year the activities of the Dramatic Club have included training in selecting and staging plays, designing and making costumes for portrayal of character parts, studying and working in the application of make-up, familiarizing ourselves with the more effective schemes of advertising, and experiencing our assets and shortcomings on the stage. The Dramatics Club is composed of the following members: Lila Haney, President, Ernestine Dosher, Vice-President, Janet Speed, Secretary, Gene Woodlief, Treasurer, Sallie Hamme, Violette Parham, Jo Anne Knott,Mike Powell, Bobby Hughes, Jean Hughes, Jesse Carroll, Helen Watkins,Judy Gholson, Preston Johnson, Albert Clay,Grier Park, Bobby Buchanan, Jerry Wright,Benny Curtin, Julia Adcock, Betsy Bullock, Jan Park, Jack Jones, Betty Hilbert, Elizabeth Critcher, Patsy Taylor, Hattie Moore, Ann Wallace, Peggy Reynolds, Sara Hall, Henry Saye, Thomas Ba1ock,Julia Baker,Barbara Hughes,Julia Hall, Frances Daniel. 40 Dealing ew Ffa If 1 4 ' P r Q-.rf My Bobby Buchanan Miss Reams Violet Parham Patsy Brummitt Billy Sneed President Vice-president 3 4 - 1 i N 2.2 ,V up In X , '. X ff' -i QL, I i 'liz A J y ' gy I I 'YVJ 'FST' yr-1 ,'7 f Rachel Matthews Woodrow Thomasson 5, A X S.. Violet Overton Lila Haney Secretary-treasurer Social Chairman . 'LA , , : , ' .., , , V 'rx Jim In 'W ix Q. lm sk, Bobby Hughes Wilma West Grier Park Sally Hamme The Debating Club is composed of students interested in debating and public speaking. It encourages students to participate in discussions and to learn to express themselves well orally. The Club has two meetings each month. From the Club debaters are chosen to participate in the annual North Carolina Debating contest. Included in the Club activities are several social events during the school year. 41 ldfzczfzy 5:45 Patsy Brummitt Joyce Knott President Vice-President ln , ,ov-K M.. f f' hui ' 4' 2 mi 43' A X X Sara Crews Eugenia Brummitt Secretary Dixie Boyd Leslie Hall Jaxie Morton MiSS Waller Advisor The Library Club, composed of library assistants, has enabled our library to render more effective service. For the first time, library assistants are receiving one-half unit credit for service in the library. Most of the members are affiliated with the NorthCarolina High School Library Association. In November, the Club attended the North Central District of the Association at its annual meeting which was held in Durham. 42 Ozfafwl Wig! S 464:16 Zilla lad ,Wk 4,-5. 5 qt. ww Janet Hicks President Betty Baird Vice-President 'il QU ,i 2 'ff Treasurer Suretha Knott V 'X Q' l 5' ,s 1, Julia Hamme Secretary K 'M -.4-My i fix ' l ' X Through meetings and activities the Bible Club tries to encourage higher standards of character and a more active interest in the Bible and Christ's teachings. To extend its activities to the community, it plans to help a needy family. It also presents some religious movies for the students' assembly. FIRST ROW, Seated: Suretha Knott, Janet Hicks, Betty Baird, Julia Hamme. SECOND ROW: Barbara Brooks, Ellie Mitchell, Patsy Brummitt, Eugenia Brummitt, Hilda Wagnon, Dora Dickerson, Louise Caron, Mrs. McSwain, Advisorg Mary Beasley, Ann Smith. THIRD ROW: Christine Allen, Ronnie Wagnon, Betsy Bullock, Elizabeth Finch, Pella Daniel, Doris Preddy, James Aiken, Ellen Riggan. Oxfazaf 4-if 66:45 43 ,,-V 'fi Rachel Connell Billy Kittrell Julia Baker President Vice-president Secretary-Treasurer The 4-l-I Club endeavors to give rural boys and girls between the ages of 10 and 21 training in better practices of agriculture and homemaking, It presents broader phases of community organization and the finer and more significant things of life. The Club members have projects and may enter state and national contests. First row: Betty Lou Blackwell, Gerleen Hester, Frank Baker, Johnny Blackwell. Second row: Marilyn Hughes, Ann Rogers,Eugenia Brummitt,Sonny Belcher,Nancy Io Finch, Sarah Baker, Nelson Brooks, Betty Jane Elliot, James Aiken. Third row: Richard Harris, Patsy Brurnmitt, Julia Baker, Joe l-lamme, Hazel Powell, Charles Lloyd, Teran Newton, Billy Jones, Fourth row: Bill Temple, Billy Kittrell, Bobby Parrott, Rachel Connell, Owen Cheatham, Rives Jones, Marianna Daniel, Roy Morton. AA ?aZme Qfamemczkew af 740161664 SEATED AT TABLE: Jackie Shaw, Ann Howard, Sarah Baker, Patricia Dickerson, Miss Rena Everette, Adviser. FIRST ROW: Martha Mc Farland, Barbara Brooks, Elizabeth Riggan, Joyce Burnette, Betty Elliott,Celia Beasley, Meriwether Walker, Roberta Rucker, Barbara I-lughes,Bert Wilson, Sara Crews, Dotty Harris, Bar- bara Briggs, June White, Frances Raynor, Helen Parham. SECOND ROW: Annette Hart, Joy Burwell,Vio1et Overton, Jean Wheeler, Mary Ann Dean, Ann Clark, Beatty Lou Blackwell, Margaret Parham, Elizabeth Finch, Hattie Moore, Marianna Daniel, Shirley Wheeler, Mildred Blair, Violet Parham, Mary Quicke, Marilyn Hughes, Jean Sherman, Gwen Sherman, Rachel Matthews. THIRD ROW: Jane Mangum, Helen Daniel, Candace Tatsy, Christine Allen, Louise Kearney, Wilma West, Elizabeth Dickerson, Mary Beasley, Stella Quicke, Mary Anne Currin, Julia Baker, Ann Chappell, Peggy Paynter, Pat Barnes, Laura Hunt, Mabel Beal, NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth Critcher, Mary Suitt, Kattie Wilson. The Future Homemakers of America endeavor to give high school girls further study of home economics, to promote better home life, and to increase the joys of homemaking. The Club belongs to the County, District, and State conventions. It participates in National projects of sending Christmas gifts over seas. 45 Quia' glee Zia! FIRST ROW: Gerleen Hester,Hilda Wagnon, Maude Jones, Ernestine Dosher,Betty Burnette,Francis Daniel, Virginia Dean, Joy Burwell, Mr. Alexaner, Directory Peggy Reynolds, Ruth Jones, Hazel Powell, Roberta Rucker, Sara Hall, Anna Hogan, Mabel Beal. SECOND ROW: Margaret Parham, Julia Ellington, Peggy Paynter, Betsy Bullock, Helen Morgan, Betty Sue Knott, Helen Watkins, Ann Wrenn, Julia Baker, Dotty Harris, Lila Haney, Blanche Cheatham, Meriwether Walker, Leslie Hall, Barbara Lloyd, June White. THIRD ROW: Julia Hall, Edith Newton, Julia Brooks, Shirley Clark, Leona Boyd, Candace Tatsey, Ann Rogers, Betty Baird, Jo-Anne Knott, Betty Jane Hilbert, Helen Tatsey, Laura Joe Hunt, Betty Jane Elliot Phoebe Burnette. FOURTH ROW: Bert Wilson, Louise Kerney, Elizabeth Finch, Betty Lou Blackwell, Julia Adcock,Anne Wallace, Pella Daniel, Marianna Daniel, Dorothy Averett, Ann Crymes, Judy Gholson, Shirley Ellington, Marilyn Hughes, Mary Ann Dean, Rachel Connell, Nancy Jo Finch. 46 gow' glee Za! W ,Aff .f ,L 4 73 fqiyy fa' , 3 ,-,V ,pg .ag , M , in Nei- I J - 5 , .W Q , 14 X, 'V f ' I 1 f it -. ,,,, fx 'as Jai, , lr 5 g A , pf 5 ' 42 Xp 3 In we 'Cb - 'iff Vi' tg I' 'fi wg I :BX 9 FIRST ROW: Mr. Alexander, director, Henry Saye, Sam Royster, James Partin, John Crumpler, Charles Currin, Bobby Parrott, Nick Bragg, Dan Noblin, Jerry Wright, Ray O'Brien. SECOND ROW: Rives Jones, Johnnie Blackwell, Woodrow Thomasson, Jimmy O'Brien, Frank Baker, Jack Jones, James Overton, Leonard Dean, Warren Stephenson, Tom Newton. THIRD ROW: Sam Daniel, Eugene Milton, Lindsey Currin,Blanton Dickerson,James Averett, Dan Tippett, Billy Sneed, Preston Johnson, Thomas Blalock. Oxford High music activities are important to a large number of the students. The three organizations, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Glee Club, and Boys' Glee Club, present a number of programs for Ox- ford civic organizations, an outstanding Christmas program, and fall and spring concerts . 47 Widzed wma FIRST ROW: Lindsey Currin, Woodrow Thomasson, Sam Royster,Jerry Wright,Frank Baker,Charles Currin, Eugene Milton, Mr. Alexander, Henry Saye, Jimmy O'Brien, Jackie Jones, Leonard Dean,Johnny Blackwell, SECOND ROW: Margaret Parham, Hilda Wagnon, Maude Jones, Ernestine Dosher,Betty Burnette, Elizabeth Finch, Helen Morgan, Ann Wrenn, Helen Watkins, Joy Burwell, Lila Haney, Ruth Jones, Betty Jane Elliott, Blanche Cheatham, Sarah Hall, June White, Mabel Beal. THIRD ROW: Gerleen Hester, Julia Ellington, Peggy Paynter, Betsy Bullock, Frances Daniel, Rose Mary Eakes, Betty Sue Knott, Virginia Dean, Julia Baker, Candice Tatsey, Dottie Harris, Jo Ann Knott, Peggy Reynolds, Betty Hilbert, Roberta Rucker, Meriwether Walker, Leslie Hall, Barbara Lloyd, Anna Hogan. FOURTH ROW: Julia Hall, Edith Newton, Julia Brooks, Leona Boyd, Julia Adcock, Ann Wallace, Pella Daniel, Mary Ann Daniel, Dorothy Averette, Ann Crymes,Ann Rogers, Judy Gholson, Betty Baird, Shirley Ellington, Marilyn Hughes, May Ann Dean, Helen Tatsey, Laura Hunt, Jane Knott, Phoebe Burnette. FIFTH ROW: Bert Wilson, Louise Kearney, Shirley Clark, Betty Lou Blackwell, Thomas Blalock, James Averett, Sam Daniel, Blanton Dickerson, Roy Noblin, Nick Bragg, Bobby Parott, Ray O'Brien, Billy Sneed, Dan Tippett, Preston Johnson, Warren Stephenson, Tom Newton, James Overton, James Partin, Rivis Jones, John Crumpler, Hazel Powell, Rachel Connell, Nancy Jo Finch. 48 M 4 'JZ - yr U f S9 'Wm GJ U U GJ , Reb UC Avere Richard rte, IG V6 Adcock, Dan A Y ITIITI Ji bers: ector, Mem ir D agner I.W QA. I' ajo mM I'l,1 ham, D heat C he Blanc il'1g IE! HP C Band T, lo Tay Dick GJ .O GJ O .-C CL. CU 6-4 4-I QJ C :- IJ ED cv o Q. o Vi! CU. I-J 4-4 cu r: L-4 :s an Ps E E 7? x. 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Q S ww V 1 ,Z--- 'l 97' N Ju m K . ,p -- - L' - H 4' i N , f-ft-v,f.,.ei4 1, A ETHICS Enya' fifzkfezea Aaaaamzfaw M, 'Ar '- J iz: fx , f , A f.-ff A V- - ....' f 1 P W, ,f s. Gene Woodlief Alex Hancock James Watkins President Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer 'H ff? FIRST ROW: Henry Saye, Dan Tippett, Ray O'Brian, Albert Clay, Jimmy O'Brien, Lindsay Currin, Bobby Walkins, Charles Currin, Ben Brummitt, Mike Powell,Judd Smith, James Walkins, Coach Culton. SECOND ROW: Billy Crews, Sam Daniel, Leonard Dean, John Bnrwell, John Norris, Billy Sneed, Julian Peele, May- nard Averette, William Yeargin, Ronald Sneed, Billy Blackwell, Jimmy Wrenn, Homer Hobgood, Maxie Parham. THIRD ROW: Donald Leavister, Taylor Jackson, Cam Easton, Benny Currin,Gene Woodlief, Bobby Buchannan, Floyd Parker,Cleveland Connell, Ben Averette, Woodrow Thomasson, Warren Stephenson, Tay- lor Wilson, Bobby Blackwell, J. B. Clay. FOURTH ROW: Thomas Blalock, Alex Hancock, Tom Newton, Jack Jones, Dick Dickerson, Lawrence Tippett, Bobby Talley, Charles Easton, Dick Taylor, Frank Baker, Donald Hedgepeth, Dan Jones. 52 Quia' ,4z!4ZeL'6c 1-faaacdaldaa Hattie Moore Jaxie Morton President Vice-President MT assi' Janet Speed Joyce Yeargin Secretary Treasurer li 5 git FIRST ROW: Phoebe Burnette, Violet Overton, Dixie Boyd, Anna Hogan, Jane Knott, Mary Helen Morgan, Hattie Moore, President, Jaxie Morton, Vice-Presidentg Janet Speed, Secretary, Ruth Jones, Peggy Paynter, Ann Crymes,Jean Hughes. SECOND ROW: Dora Jean Sherman, Sara Baker, Ann Howard, Pal Barnes, Maude Jones,Betsy Burnette, Joyce Yeargin, TreasurergRosemary Eakes, Barbara Hughes, Martha McFarland, Nancy Cutts, Frances Raynor, Celia Beasley, Frances Daniel. THIRD ROW: Annette Hart, Hazel Powell, Joyce Knott, Louise Kearney, Birk Wilson, Helen Daniel, Julia Baker, Rachel Connell, Nancy Finch, Elizabeth Dixon,Sue Green, Peggy Smith,Betty Elliott. FOURTH ROW: Sissy Parham, Betty Hilbert, Violet Parham, Shirley Wheeler, Shirley Clark, Julia Ellington, Patsy Taylor, Ann Wallace, Betty Baird, Jo-Anne Knott, Ernestine Dosher, Sarah Hal1,Joy Burwell, FIFTH ROW: Ann Wrenn, Eugenia Burmmitt, Ann Clark, Jackie Shaw, Jean Wheeler, Patricia Dickerson, Mary Ann Currin, Ann Chappel, Jean Clark, Laura Hunt, Gwen Sherman, Jean Burwell, Mary Helen Parham, Betty Lou Blackwell. SIXTH ROW: Miss Crinkley Advisor, Willie Boyd, Rachel Matthews, Peggy Reynolds, Julia Adcock, Judy Gholson, Suretha Knott, Daphine Bur- nette Shirley Ellington,Jane Mangum,Julia Brooks, Stella Quicke. SEVENTH ROW: Gerleen Hester, Edith Niwton, Bettie Sue Knott, Helen Watkins, Mary Quicke, Margaret Hayes, Jan Park, Barbara Lloyd, Blanche C eatham. 53 Wczfaafllcy 7 Jun, - FIRST ROW: Leonard Dean, Ben Brummitt, Billy Blackwell, Albert Clay, Lindsay Currin, Mike Powell, Jimmy O'Brien, Charles Currin, SECOND ROW: Manager Garland Hicks, Benny Currin, John Crumpler, Judd Smith, Joe Daniel, Henry Saye, Jack Jones, Homer Hobgood, Dick Dickerson, Coach Robert Culton. THIRD ROW: Ronald Sneed,Ronald Ragland, Tom Newton, Gene Woodlief, Alex Hancock, Eugene Milton, Cam Easton, James Watkins. jaw. ' -ff aff WMM 4' , - 5, J??7WLWW f . J , , Q P ' 'fi 'cl Y K Mai? 3 ' ' Coach Robert Culton,Co-Captains Eugene Woodlief and Homer Hobgood. 54 cm6afzWc1fw6Zq 7 0,117-,' . r Vi, zvv :gr fr fiifiraf., . I ,fp V35 , . ,v,, , , FIRST ROW: Nelson Dickerson, Bobby Blackwell, Norman Arrington, John Norris, Howard Dorsey, Frank Lemons SECOND ROW: Nelson Arrington, Charles Easton, Ven Burwell, Earl Saye, Tommy Evins, John Burwell. THIRD ROW: Frances Hughes, Jimmy Burnette, Buddy Norwood, Billy Curtin, Raymond Humphries, Walter Crews. swim Wdfbdflzy gd FIRST ROW: David Baker, Tommy Clayton, Roy Hendricks, Jimmy Crawford, Walter Crews, Hayward Morgan, Jackie Raper, SECOND ROW: Dan Noblin,J0hn Norris, Benny Currin, Jimmy Burnette, Allen Baker, Billy Mathews, THIRD ROW: Jimmy Hayes, Charles Noblin, Charles Easton. J. D, Wrenn, Earl Yow, Sam Royster, Curt Tillotson. 55 ga 'Yin 1 , I3 My V, ' A -If , V yi xx 1 J J' we N4 X is we s - - 5 is - We ' gm' 2 E r kg e r 3 or r in vi g 5 Q ' M J M ' Bobby Watkins , Forward A 'K-., 5 ,il W ,n Q Ben Brummitt . Guard jj ' r Captain Gene Woodlief 5 - Center Q' VK yu, Q 5 f ,f' , '-r , 5 XX-A + UR! , 1' 1 1 I ' tt . gg! ,.. ' in ,,,r, A A i A BZ x i go 9 . , . Dick Dickerson J1mna'1aC3dBr1an Forward S6 sg' ' if X 1. X W0 YK 5- ei R r XX Maxie Parham AH- Q A' . lr X. ,432-,flu r' X4 ' ' 1: 5 i f vw- are an X w ' L 1 1 ' 5 Q I V il S . 1 E 3 X 1 E Bobby Currin Z 2 div WV 'lin i mf! 1 X ,J 1 X l K, F. ,, A ,lzyv y4 ' Q t ,J William Yeargin 3 5 Wx H E 1 X f Woodrow Thoma sson , ,. run i f tial' Sf X 1 W 5 Not pictured: Julian Peele i Archie Dickerson 4 Floyd Parker, Manager Maynard Avererr 57 QQ ' x x , , HD Y . neges V- an ff! tw , l Jaxie Morton N.- t MH, 1, , IJ, V I Y 'X 'V y X M Ma U Qi 'i-Q., . 5 f ' if 1 i QU? 2 3 Elreda Dixion Z9 Sarah Hall 24466136466 rj I' 'K I f ,.,f' X. k W H yi n 1, - ' ' Q,:'z,..n-- 'Vg ., Xa i E , Z J Shirle y Ellington Jan Park ' f .mx X 55 ' 'm Y 1 Y 1 4 i 5 Bettie Sue Knott azwczfwla 5 8 , x 1 A . f S lg f Q s f ff' 1 Margaret Haye Q 1 A 4 Q. Q., n Q N! 1' rpg! 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