Pleasant Garden High School - Hi Lights Yearbook (Pleasant Garden, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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LEROY DAWSON ,.LL,LL,LL L77AL,L, F aculfy A viser Jechcafion r The Senior Class of Nine-tccn Humlrccl and Fifty-Ilvvo wishes to dedicate this. our annual, to thc tlc-arust pcoplo on uarth to us. It is they who have manic our education possihlc. 'llhcy have been patient and llIldC1'ht21llKiillg in all ol' our slmrtconiings. They have guidcd as this far in our lives. YVQ now take this opportunity to 4-xprcss in a little way our gm-at low for tlwm and to cxpra-ss our gratitutlv for all thcy lmvc dome for us. So it is with llllllllllt' ht-arts that wc clcdit-atc this animal to our clcar part-nts. STAFF Ifrlilor DORIS COBLE Business Manager OF THE 1952 HI-LIGHTS jfrf vsp l nf :fl my V .L Y Svatwl' Yam K' . . -y lfklllilll, Doris Coble, Mr. J. Leroy Dawson, Adviserg Arnold Cul- hrctll. Jr.. Mary Nell Sillmon. Standing: Theba Mclnnis, Libby Hunt. B'll Nesbit, .loc Collins, Doris Vvllite, Betty Thom l pson, Betty Lou Coble, Carol Marley. ARNOLD CULBRETH, JR Kb MRS. STACY HOCKETT Q-Ltltfig AIU ROBERT AYERS A.l3. Guilford Collegeg M.E., U.N.C. Principal HEBRON COBLE B.S., Physical Ed., High Point College Health, Physical Ed. J. LEROY DAWSON 'Wm B.A., B.S.C., Manhattan M.A., U.N.C. Science, D.E. Ny' c. J. DCLOACH X B.S., Alabama Polytechnic Institute Agriculture ,X MRS. HAROLD GRAY iq AB,ILOTC. Q French, Typing, Shorthand Q MISS ELAINE FORWARD A.B., Greensboro College . 00 Home Economzcs x'f B.S., Guilford College, Bryn Mawr Mathematics, Library MRS. W. B. HUNT, JR. B.M., Greensboro College lllusic, Glce Club 1 MRS. CLARK LAMBETH A.l3., Guilford College English, Civics MRS. J. LEROY DAWSON School Secretary .ff f ., ,,pf1.iei.1m, I .gp--f -vp. - is f L , firrgf-, ', -J' ,f Q 1. Y dir, ' l7,..f' 1 rg! 4,1611 ffl.: Vit. 0 fy 151 l,,fo,- K-If-6 J .. Aj f' my '11 .122 I . ,4 t '--Q7 ' LC 5 5? ! Cf? Y ' JA Q-qt, Q 2, Z X 7 . J -f JM . 'N xy . ffll' ' .x. ' V 3 :!fV ,,?xj! Q- ff- 1 L V31 Moy'- ' X I Ir, I , 1 V 8 77 -we - W 1- fav X I , ' w P . y wg K . -3 Q1 eVLi0 5 S FXCER Halma' SS OF Jalxet R CLA 1 Jobe , esid.,nf...--'-- ---' A ' ' i,Bill Newt Ilfllce-Presid4 l ' '- Secy-ef,G7'y ' '4'- Treasufe' ' Wa5cof4 LINDA GREESON GARY FIELDS Class Colors: Blue and White Class Flower: VVhite Carnation CLASS MOTTO: The higher 'we climb the broader the view. eniofif .. . ..n .,+ if ,Univ P' 1 COBLE .,' ' -us- C111 S S S9'C'RtaP2i glar- BETTY LOU Come H., mt Staff 45 i urcr lg Pigl.daSL Irr,.,,g- Swotlllil . DE. Club . ,1 l f 1 , 3, -L lllghl? Sain: Alsroxiiotlllnal 13,2 1553, Lxgrotliglit liilanxgger 4-3 Gxeel Cglbxli vrci?ihc.nlli-lil!-lhts Wllll:-Y. 2 3 4-1 F'H'A' l. CUSS Std .-l- H-rmll1d'l: l 1 ,t.gl,Pl5'ta .t--I4-I1Shll iuxllfgl 4? ,Hi-2: Club Al' w' ' Sccrctufl' 4' ' , b 3s 4' . hwy 3?lSCl10ol Ulwrellll A A 1, 25 ' ' Pike Club 4' ARNOLD ARTHUR CULBRETH, JR. Hi-Lights Staff 43 Editor Spotlight 413 Most Intel- lectual 4-Q Science Award 2, American History Medal 33 Marshal 2, 33 Glee Club 4-Q Beta Club 3 41 President 3, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 41, French Club 3. 4-, Vice-President 45 '11-H Club lg Dramatics Club 2, Secretary 2, Class Play 35 School Operet- ta 2, Basketball 1, 2, 41, Class President 25 Base- ball 4-, Library Club 2, 3, 4-, Vice-President 4-, Secretary 3, President of Northwestern District Library Association 3. LESTER LUTHER DENNY I .F.A. 1, 2, 3, Friendliest 41. ROSA MAY FOX 41-H Club 1, 2, 3, 41, Reporter 1, 2, Vice-President 3, Secretary 4-g G.A.A. 1, 2, 3, Basketball 23 Library Club 2, F.H.A. 1, 25 D.E. 45 Quietest 4-. JAMES REUBEN GLASS Baseball 2, 3, -15 4-H Club 1, 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, wmiest 4, D.E. Club 4. 11.1151 F-5 ffl., C cn Chg Pri sill T HOWARD QBLF. x:F.F.A- l 7 3 4' LQ, 1s.A.1x. Pf,,l,,ch . 1 2 b 'Ill Zi- ' 1-uClub 1 'W' 1' .La 11 111-IJWS Base 1 1 Zi' Best bl' Staff 4- Y XX J JOSE-PH , ROOSFXEEF COLL 4 ' han 2 151 lim' .t iS.A-A- lg ,' 13 Culfs 2' M Sx'0'll'i ' 1.3 ljzl. -trhts Stan 3 lil-llxr' fl f f . .111-Q' f -11,1174 ,ENN HACKE TT F.F.A 1 2 . 2 . 1 ydg BQA. 3 4 Hasketh A. 1 5 'r , I, , 3, 4, can ' all 1, 2, Club 4. I am 44 GI spam ' Most Athletic If sbt Staff 4. ' :wil 1, 2, 3, 4. 4 H12-asf-- 1 2, dg D-E. Club 4. lub embm JANET ARLENE EL dns-a-, spam lIANNER IZABETH ANNE LY , 1,fk.-zyglt Staff 44 Most - HUNT NN HADLEY , .l to Sue, A Glee Club A H r Y ' Glee Club 3 iced 4g bran, CI bl, 2, J, 4. Li C., C LNT Club 3 4 J Bef-, - U 3 4 P' ..' 'W' lub1 2 , . X w :Ma 1, ' flent 4. q, ' 1 rem- Cl b A -i ,4,I.1hy-3 . C. . H-1 -- , .. U z,, .fs tallasssiilngigsglent Jqrselgrg, :gre-sif1,.,lt i3,24, Music Cmizmti 1D1striq-l ' 'l ' -A.1 - - ,HSS PI'cs'1 ' ' ' 1 4 Dr-an ' v 2, 3- pom-r 2, H-,, 13, Rf-- my , 'fqnf sm - M Jaffw Club 2. A' Vice-Pnxsidenltfl Club 4, Cialis Prienrlliesf I: :tical 4: Frencl: ' 1, 25 Gi is Baskpfbffll si..f1.CffSS ,Play 3: Boys. French Club 5, 1, ' - . SCll00l 6 Pvet .Ah 'Wh 'Ima 2, 3, Uuht Staflifsl. fi 24 Simt- RANDALL EVERETTE JOBE l' lt Staff 4' Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Spot ig 1 , . Library Club 2, 4g Glee Club 4, Sub. Bus Driver 3 4' F.F.A. 1 2 3, Treasurer 3g Class Play 33 ' ' i ' - - B t Class Vice-President 45 B.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, es All-Round 4g Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4g 4-H Club 1. ROLAND HARRELL JOBE Glee Club 45 Spotlight Staff 4g Library Club 2, 4, Vice-President 23 Most Popular 42 BUS Dflver 3,11-QB.A.A. 1, 2, 3, -lg 4-H Club lg F.A.A. 1, 2, :sg Baseball 2, 4g Class Play 3. NANCY SUE KIRKMAN Spotlight Staff 43 Hi-Lights Staff 43 Most Pop- ular 4g G.A.A. 1, 2, 35 Glee Club 1, 2, 4g Library Club 1, 2g Beta Club 3, 4g Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4g Co- Pilot 3, Pilot 4-Q F.H.A. 1, 25 Basketball 3, 4g French Club 3. CAROL SUE MARLEY Spotlight Stall' 45 Hi-Lights Staff 43 Best Person- ality 4g Glee Club 1, 3, 4, Vice-President 35 Home Ec. Medal 25 F.H.A. 1, 2g Historian 21 D.E. Club 4, Secretary 4. X l r Ul'll.'V ' LUV VXN l fy S , , 3 . 7 4 fgffi ,,f1ff'f f ewi0 5 KQWK' fb RM . N THEBA MOORE 1 2. 4-Pl ,F,A. s ' - 3. Best . .u.A. F , ,A. 1,21 ,- Glee Cl!-WY 2' 4, 8855- L 2' BA 4' DIS. Club 1 h . onahiy ' he-tzkialljgllsimiilillllig img Treasure' 4' 4. Ha-xmhfs Sm ' MARY LOU SATTERFIELD McKinley High School 13 Spotlight Staff 43 Glee Club 2, 3, 43 F.H.A. 23 Library Club 3, 43 Class Play 33 G.A.A. 2, 33 Scouts 3, 43 Cheerleader 43 French Club 3, 4. MARY NELL SILLMON Beta Club 3, 43 Scouts 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 43 French Club 3 4 Secretary 4' G A A 1 7 l , , , . . . , L3 G ee Club 1, 2, 33 Wittiest 43 Spotlight Staff 43 Hi- L' h ' ' ig ts Staif 4, Library Club 1, 23 Class Play 33 F.H.A. 1, 2. BETTY JEAN THOMPSON Glee Club 13 G. v g Staff 4-3 Hi-Lights Staff 4-3 Basketball l, 2, 3, 43 Class Play 33 Most Athletic 43 D.E. Club 3, 4, President 43 F.H.A. 1, 2. A.A. 1, 23 4-H Club 1, 2' Spotli ht JUNE ELIZABETH VERNON Basketball 13 D.E. Club 3, 43 4-H Club l' Gle , e Club 13 Scouts 13 F.H.A. 1, 23 G.A.A. 1, 23 Cutest 43 Senior High School 2. DON PJCHAHD .Q WILLIE MACK NESBIT h rv - Li Ya . Beta, gl'gb43'f1it-2-asurer 4, ci , ' ' v' -- Hlbtoriim 34 E:xaSF'l'1'e:s- -d nt 3: Class' . Club Pres! Class Playufla ur-er ' 4 J . 4. QM' 2 3 ' BiAtgA6 li: iirgnch Clllcl S'uBaslq-tball ll Biaseball lv 2'fl' '4..Sub. 2. Bus Drive' . ' 1 1' -1 'S' Most Likely 0 Drxser - - d In Spotlight Ztl1Rc4x:eHi-Lights SWT 43 4,-H 1' - ru Oman. PEA ,- 2 Prev r. 4, VW, All niclrl SFU-nch Club l' C 9 V ' Beta Club 4- wif Jn. 'kv' fi 0 . fl if elfltbfo' 1... ! I, 1 114+ u,2C,ZQ 1-6 BIILDRED DORIS LILLIAN NORBIA JEAN WALTER JAMES EVELYN WARFE VVHITE VVILLARD WILLIAMS Glee Club 1, 2, 33 Library Most Intellectual -lg Glve F.H.A. 1, 2g D.E. Club VOCHUODHI AHl'i0UlfUI'9 I, Club 45 F.H.A. 1, 24 Club 1, 2g liz-ta Club 3, 4-: 45 G.A.A. 1, 24 Spotlight 2, 3, 4-5 4--H Club l, 24 Spotlight Staff 4-g D.E. liaskc-tball 33 G.A.A. 1, 2, Staff 4-g Glee Club l, 2, Qulefesf 4. Club 4-'g Best Sport -lg 84 Spotlight Staff 4-g 3, -lg Basketball 1, 2. Hi-C Club 4. Hi-l,lg'llfS Staff -I-4 F.H.A. l, 24 Scouts 1, 2, 3, lg l ibr . ary Club I, 2g Marshal 1 . f , 2, Chief 35 French Club 'S ., 44 Class Sf-cn-ta ry 2. w f DORIS COBLE UW, Y.. 1 . , 7 Cfadd ,Mdfory In September, 1948, we, the class of 1952, made our first appearance in high scllool. We were rather shy and quite awed by the mighty upper classmenf' After our first excitement had subsided, we began to get into the swing of high school life, under the watchful eye of Mrs. Lambeth. We elected our class oflicers, with Howard Coble, President, and then got to work. Our outside activities were few, with only a couple of parties, but we let our aggressiveness be seen by electing Jane Toler Harvest Queen. Before we knew it, the year was completed and we were now Sophomores. VVe entered with a little more conhdence. Our president was Butch Culbreth, and Mr. Dawson became our adviser. Our activities were a bit more numerous this year, and we followed the tradition of honoring the Seniors with the Senior- Sophomore party in the spring of 1950. This and a few class parties concluded our Sophomore year. When we returned as Juniors in the fall of '51, we were very much aware of the responsibility placed upon our shoulders. There were our rings to be ordered, class play to be given, and numerous activities leading up to the all important Junior-Senior Banquet at which we were to be hosts. Mr. Dawson was our sponsor again. Libby Hunt was elected president, and we set to work. We had little time for parties as most of our time was taken up .with the play, Twixteen , brunswiek stews, square dances, and other profit-making activities. Finally, the date and place for the banquet was set. It was on April 27, 1951, at the Sedgefield Inn. Everything was grand and will long be remembered by those who attended it. In May came graduation. VVe helped with the commencement exercises by presenting our daisy chain to the Seniors. VVe were sorry to see our classmates leave but were glad to be replacing them as Seniors. Returning for our final year in September, 1951, again under the guiding hand of Mr. Dawson, we were fully aware of the tasks ahead. Janet Hanner was elected president, and we dignified CPD Seniors went about our duties. The chief things accomplished were the class play, publication of the Hi-Lights and Spotlight, and preparations for graduation. The Junior-Senior was an event that we shall always remember. It was won- derful to be honored in this way. Then came the Senior-Sophomore party and many other special occasions. Doris Coble was chosen by the high school to receive the Civitan Award. Graduation was upon us before we knew it. This history ends when we receive our diplomas. Each individual will write his own future history through his deeds. LIBBY HUNT Historian I .Idsf 'Mill ml lifammf VVe, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two, of Pleasant Garden High School, in the county of Guilford, the State of North Carolina, being of sound mind, and realizing our im- pending departure from this school, do hereby declare and make this our last will and testament. ARTICLE I To Mr. Ayers, we wish to express our many thanks for the interest and leadership he has shown us during the past years. To our teachers, we leave our deepest appreciation for their efforts to- ward increasing our wisdom. ARTICLE II To the buildings and buses we leave our deepest sympathy after the care we gave them for the past twelve years. ARTICLE III To the undergraduates: To the Junior Class we leave the job of issuing the two great publi- cations: the Spotlight and the Hi-Lights. To the Sophomores and Freshmen, we leave our hopes that before long they will occupy the position that we now occupy. ARTICLE IV Individual Bequests: During our years of school we have accumulated some well-known arti- cles which we would like to bestow upon specific underclassmen. They are as follows: Nancy Kirkman leaves to Ray Caudle her good promises of the future. Lester Denny wills his ability to drive and repair an A-model to anyone who will take the risk. Doris White leaves her position on the Spotlight staff to Peggy Crymes. Don Moore leaves his desk in the Senior English class to Sam Boyd. Jean Willard wills her desire to sleep in shorthand to Pat Fogleman. Theba Mclnnis wills her knack for getting to school so early every morning to her sister, Roberta. Joe Hackett leaves his basketball ability to Holman Flynn. June Vernon wills to her sister, Mary Lou, her title the Cutest in hope that she can capture the honor in her Senior year. Rosa Fox leaves her weight to be divided between Viola Jones and Billie Joan Stubblefield. Bobbie Newman bequeaths her brown eyes to Inez Osborne. Betty Lou Coble leaves her ability to blush to Bootsie Corsbie. Doris Coble leaves her love for good food to Bobbie Barker and hopes she makes good use of it. Walter Williams leaves his position in agriculture class to Bill Glass. Randall Jobe leaves his shyness to David Sillmon. Betty Thompson leaves her ability to laugh at nothing to Jack Yow. Mildred Warfe leaves her writing ability to Max Way. Juliet Hanner leaves her position on the Spotlight staff to anyone in the Junior class who likes to work three periods every day cutting sten- cils. James Glass leaves his jokes to Frank Marion. Carol Marley gives her job as County School reporter to Mary Catherine Neece and hopes that she will like the job. Mary Lou Satterfield leaves her Yanl-'ec Ii,T0gllf' to Jackie Voss. Libby Hunt leaves her Duke spirit to Mrs. Lambeth. Bill Nesbit leaves, and if he leaves anything worthwhile, it is to be divided among the Juniors. Hadley Hunt wills his ability to know what Mlrs. Gray is talking about to Jim Garner and hopes that some- day he will get an A-I-. Butch Culbreth leaves his naturally curly hair to Mr. Robert Ayers, and hopes he can keep it. Roland Jobe leaves his popularity to Wayne Reynolds. Mary Nell Sillmon leaves all hcr good times in high school to Sarah Frances Fields. Joe Collins leaves his ability to come to school on time to Bob Mclnnis. I, Howard Coble, leave my height to Bobbie Joe Hackett and hope he can use it to some advantage. We hereby appoint Mr. J. Leroy Dawson, our class adviser, as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of 1952 do set seal on this, the thirtieth day of May, in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Two. HOWARD COBLE Testator Most Popular NANCY KIRKMAN ROLAND JOBE SENIOR Best All-Round DORIS COBLF. RANDALL JOBE 4223? SUPERLATIVES Most Intellectual DORIS WHI TE ARNOLD CULBRETH, JR. E Best Sports MILDRED WARFE HOWARD COBLE Most Likely to Succeed JANET HANNER BILL NESBIT 'Q SENIOR Quietest ROSA FOX WALTER WILLIAMS -was fm SUPERLATIVES F riendliest LIBBY HUNT LESTER DENNY T ,ns ., . Wittiest MARY NELL SILLMON JAMES GLASS SENIOR Best Personality CAROL SUE MTARLEY DON MOORE Most Musical BETTY LOU COBLE HADLEY HUNT SUPERLATIVES Most Athletic BETTY THOMPSON JOE HACKETT Cutest JUNE VERNON JOE COLLINS . .. .. ,. 4 ,..,+..,y..v 6741.44 ,Zap ec? Well, I guess it's the gypsy in me-I don't know any other reason why they chose me to foretell the class prophecy. I will now gaze into this crystal ball to see what the future holds for this grand class of 1952. Turn onward, Turn onward Oh time in your flight Let me see the graduates of '52 Ten years from tonight! Rosa Fox has been looking around for an oflice to hang her shingle on. You know she is a dentist, I suppose. I always did wonder why she worked so hard to build up those muscles. Hold on to the chair, patients, please. If you people have been reading the newspapers, you know that one of the top scientists of the day is none other than Mary Nell Sillmon. They say she is a wizard and can split an atom to the N-th degree. VVatch for big things. My, that new filling station that Joe Collins is building is really swell. Some people wonder how he does so well, but I would like to know if his conscience hurts him when he sells three quarts of gas for a gallon. Howard Coble is doing quite well for himself in his hardware store in Climax. He says the women don't buy rolling pins any more, but to tell the new brides he has another supply of can openers. April's issue of Charm really disappeared from the newsstand, but no wonder. Our own Doris White's face smiled prettily on the cover wearing a new Easter Bonnet. She really is a lovely model. Say, who is that smiling nurse coming out of room 209 in Duke Hospital Libby Hunt, of course. Who vvouldn't get sick just for her to hold their hand. Butch Culbreth, history teacher of fifth grade at dear old P. G.. Yes, children, Columbus discovered America in 1492, but the world discovered us, and we made history in 1952. What's on that sign on that new office on Main Street Hadley Hunt, Professional Dentistry, Pain- less Extraction. We don't know about that, but that tall blond fellow is really an attraction. Nancy Kirkman has just been elected president of the North Carolina Society of Cosmetologists. She specializes in permanent waves, facials, and, oh, yes getting rid of double chins, too. I Don Moore is now manager of the Western Auto Store just above P. G. Post Oliice. He can hardly keep enough parts for the Hot Rods the boys are driving around. He complains he can't sell them any speedometers. June Vernon won the most blue ribbons at the fair this year. She is a wonderful housekeeper. No wonder her husband is putting on weight-with her doing the cooking. Roland Jobe is the fellow to call when you need to have the sink unstopped. I understand he is a first-rate plumber. He should be-he put his teeth on a pair of pliers in his I ather's garage. Lower the gang plank, folks. Do you see who I see? None other than our own Bill Nesbit, who is now in the United States Marines. Take a letter, please, Miss Janet Hannerf' She is secretary to the President of the largest bank in Pleasant Garden. Walter Williams and Joe Hackett are two of the most successful farmers of our day. I've heard they had to build larger barns this year and they are buying new machinery. What they learned in F.F.A. must have been worth a lot. Say, what's this? Buy your tickets for the wrestling match tonight. JEAN WILLARD DEFENDS HER CHAMPIONSHIP TI'l'I.E. VV:-ll, all I can say is, it should be exciting. Bobbie Newman is now Librarian in one of the city schools. She is very efficient and keeps every book in its proper place. I wonder if she makes the students keep quiet. VVe remember the library periods in 1952. Theba Melnnis, as you know, attended W. C. She liked it so well that she is now on the faculty there. EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! Read -all about it. Up-to-the minute interesting news written by none other than Carol Sue Marley, news reporter for The New York Times. Mildred Warfe is now running a nursing home. She is so kind and good to all of them. Who knows Maybe some millionaire from Pleasant Garden may will her a fortune some day. Pleasant Garden is really proud of Randall Jobe. I-le is a general in the Air Force. Mayor James Glass planned the big parade the last time General Jobe came home. It started at Hunt's Furniture Company and ended at Jones' Barber Shop. Say, who is that going in the parsonage? The former Doris Coble, she is the bride of the new Meth- odist minister. She always was a wonderful person. Mary Lou Satterfield made the headlines on the sport page when the Boston Red Sox won the pen- nant. You know she is manager of the team. Her manager hopes she will retire in the future and manage their own five players. If any of you fellas and girls go sailing on the sea of matrimony-eon your honeymoon, how about dropping in to see Betty Thompson in Florida? I understand she has quite a fleet of yachts. I suppose you wonder what this crystal ball holds for me. My, it looks interesting, but right now you can see, I am too busy with the future of my classmates. BETTY LOU COBLE, Prophet f -- rv-'e ra'-1' ew -u-r-ei nr ' .-. 419 NJ AJ. if mm MLW wqv p X ' fo' J Qi 'T 74 55.1 0 5 :sf 00 +' 753 Q4 ff I ia QP 611. A A U4 2 I j i I' 'ff' SE 5 2 ,fd 4' al f,.mdm A J 4, L GJ fa rr V blk, j' I X k 1 - like fy I yjyjjf H N. 4 D251 I w ff Wf Cy, OW, Jr' W U X A x I . ,J 'Y , ' S1 W W N My X fi? X: X3 Q Q 'IMVP X3 Q 3 t 5 JY x X5 fsgfwv SW, .5 ij XL Mg xg my o 3 rf X NY' X'-,X A N . gi xv -.1 rl' X' iii XJ cs. ? + .K 5 f M is , vmioro l President ........................A.........,....,.,.................. Vice-President ......... Secretary ..,.........,. Treasurer .....,... JIM BARBARA BARKF s JR AMUEL BOYD SIA-Y CAUDLE .L Ooh' NYEEN COCKMAN ,,,,..-v '4 SS OFFICERS JUNIOR CLA Cafxdkz .,.......Ruth Roddy Fxelds Jackie Voss Ann Marley omiora flue X HEL COLTRANE ET MARY RUTH CORSBIE PEGGY CRYMES VIOLET FARLOW BEN FIELDS DORIS FIELDS RODDY FIELDS HOLMAN FLYN N -f -A 4 1 if ff IJATSY FOGLEMAN BOBBY GAMBLE J' . KYLE HARRIS BILL KIRKMAN l f,ff541 bmiom MELVIN PROPST BARBARA SAMUEL J. D. TILLEY ' LONIE VARNER JACKIE VOSS ROBERT WEATHERLY WHEN WE WERE VERY YOUNG 5 N at .agw 1, I limi- . S ,Aff Xt if i i Q 1. W Q95-.ek +133 - -fa. . M .3 W x -f ' -ar :....J M 2 N 4 .-w nw X. S HN un' U13 Gilw ffl ia. 32114 1. Hadley Hunt. 2. Peggy Swaim. 3. Doris Coble. 4-. Randall Jobe. 5. Inez Osborne. 6. Doris White. 7. Libby Hunt. 8. Janet Hanner. 9. Sandy Monnett and Bobbie Samuel. 10. Jackie Voss. 11. June Vernon. 12. J. D. Tilley. 13. Mary Nell Sillmon. 141. Ray Caudle. 15. Jo Ann Kirk- man. 16. Joe Collins. 17. Bill Nesbit. 18. Gertrude Murrow. v -X Y. ,f x L z , IU j! .fkw V' 'x Y' Vila 1 gk A f X I - W . v ,fd J 4 X XVJXEJ -, 3 ,J x V ,III . A V. if 'j JW J' ki J Ja, ,J y,1 , . D x fp ' ff ' 4 ,J , s VJ 4 I ', 4 'lxj Q a V H F, , v . I QV V '5 ' I M V ssmo JUNIORS 6 .f il, V14 C! L .x, wi '58 ,fi 1. , K X Axxoydy ML! F Dy! 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A BETTY PAYE FIEL RAEFORD FIELDDS S Q, ix 0F05 .gvplwm CHARLES McDONALD ' I VIOLET Moonm A:', if ,IIE JOSEPHINE McCLINTOCK WM IA X I 'W 'MARY HE 50 ANN JACK LN GARR ETT GILES HANNER OLTON H KAT HRY N DONALD MARG JONES RKMAN JANE K1 1 , RKMAN AND K1 K MARTHA L KP ATRIC I 6 RICHARD STILL BILLIE JOAN STUBBLEFIELD WILLIAM SWAIM WAYNE TAYLOR RONALD TEACHEY MAX WAY SUE WAY ai- 'Q'- R 'iffy J fi ig QM fx M 12 OJ Wwjwfw asf, wwf My ,NW KW -' W M fa ju 3.3 stiff, ' U 1 JWWKM WLWJZWJJ . 3 PS9 JM WMJPQJL E 'ERA ifgiyj WwW2 i,,,iTiZ We Z9 '5M?Qr A,, Qg,Za1i,f?f4 lk fy 'Q GJ Y- 7 'T757 fwwff S 9625, ggiimggfy 5Q j M NW T5 gig QR wif' G WW 'KV' 95339 V czbkiyv yi YJ' JW K W H 1 WW WAY ,ff Bgywp Sigh QQ? 5 XP X MMA Amen W mm was S! 1795 5 will KU! -Sw Eli! 3532 CI Ass OFHCEHS FRESHMAN .J ---mm-,Dm,id 5111111011 Presidfmt '. '-'-,- , - '----4,, L 1 a 1' gafet Blomwt ViCe..PTeSident ' lnll '. 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Kirknxalxa mth ADH HY 9 Surrati Jane - ' X q digg- Catherine Ejfiifsg, Nancy Kirkman. L um ' gem' ' mana ' 1.110111 Bow M3-w . 3 BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM I ,qs xnnnugwif WT? Coacli, Mr. Hebron Cobleg Manager, Glenn Snow. Front: Ronald Teac-hey, Drextal Collins, Charles Frye, Arnold Culbreth, Jr., Buddy Reddick, Jimmy Anthony, Ray Caudle. Standing: Bill Nesbit, Richard Still, Jim Garner, J. D. Tilley, Joe Hackett, Charles Layton, David Sillmon. ,xgcfiuified B . U A. fLll3 1 4,0 f'- I I L ' ,NL ,ff Q J I, 'ff fi' U if Ti UW 'H LIL J LL L x N ,XR ,XA -. :- f - X hx rx Q 1' X X X X A X XX N x f' NL X 4 F' 'jx K R X X V xxx ,L X. xxx? 49 Q ,Sy ,fgcfiuified HARVEST KING N HAY CAUDLE I 'E ' 1 U Nu v HARVEST QUEEN JACKIE VOSS - X E 2 QNAN , V W-- ..!4Ctl:Ul:tl:05 CHIEF MARSHAL DORIS WHITE MARSHALS Seated: Roddv Fields, Jo Ann Kirkman D ' W . , orls hite, Jack Hanner. Standing: A Catherine Neece, Janet Hanner, Arnold Culbreth, Jr., Doris Coble. ,xgcfiuifiw 9 5 Q S 0 fi HQNQ, 3'M1 ?,H BETA CLUB President ...........,.,... .,.,...........,,............,.........,.....,..... D oris Colmle Vice-President ......,. .,....,,.,... R uth Ann Marley Secretary ...,......... ....... IN Iary Catherine Neece Treasurer .....,.,,. ....,,,....,.,.,,,,,,,,.,,...,.,.,.,, ,.,...,.......,.,. R a ndall Jobc Adviser... ..,.,. .,,,....,,,,,.,,,........,.,,.,,,,....,,....,.,...... B Irs. Harold Gray GLEE CLUB DIRECTOR--Mrs. W. B. Hunt, Jr. .fgcfiuiflfed D. E. CLUB Arnold Cu1brCU1: Jr' . .... ---- - -- - ' hifi -, tg field- Blu Ne? ---- Mary Lou 5 AKITS. H:1Y01d Gray ,' fan , ,-,, ,,,, ...,. ,--b- - ' - 22211528 . SPOTLIGHT STAFF I,7'l'Sill!' nf ,............ ...............Betty Thompson VTCI'-1,7'! Sidl?1lf .,..,.... ,,,.,-,,.. ,I , D. Tillev Sf C7'f'i'7'!l -------------- .................. C arol llarley TWU-9'Uff ' --'- Y............... ....... 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Presideni ,.,........,.......,..,.,.....,.......,,.. .,..,...., l'jC,,-11T,.Sjf1m,f -I-AA-Y,I,-A--.,-,-,,.,,A,,,,,A,,-,-,,A,,A,,,,A,,,A,,,,,A,,,,, Bobbin- Nl'VVlll1lll S,-C,-,,gC,'UA ,,-,,-.,A,-- .,-,,,,A,,-,,,,,,,,A, IN 1211-y Noll Silbnmx T,-,,,,x,,r,.,- f--- .Y.,A,,,,,A,,A,,,,,, 1 Boris YVlxit1' .,,....BIiss Filllilk' 1'.0l'NVilTl1 HLC CLUB .-ldrisffr ,...... 076 Pfl'8ilII'7Zf ,,,,,, -'.4- --,VY ' ' I 5 0 b bit! lgggrkcr 1'if'f l'I'1'.s'i1I'1'll1 .,,, S1'c'r1'Iar1 H f lu ---- .V V-V-..-Iunet Hmm ' Cr Hf,-...D0ris Cubic ,xdcfiuified 'ESB Hlill F. H. A. President, . V' - , A' ' - I zcelJffs11lf'r11, ........ Josephine jyfcclintock Veer L .Hfaryu ,-Y, - , Treg,g-uni,.-.M Q '-'---5'-121116 IUl'k1n:u1 4,jdviSeru-N Q H -gf: eftfufguww - ' 'A ISS J Lune I orw:u'rl l Mi , 'W' ' 2 ' M awww V - iiiaamwa -W 3 ,rx mfg Ev R, Q, - n . V , WV 1 ..:1.: A24 -. if 6525 ,mf 3 52353 I 1 i 'Q Q ng Q ..............Roddy Fxelds President .....................................................-....- Vice-President .......... ............... R ay Mowery Sem-etary .,,,,,,,, ............ R onald Teachey 1'7-gasurgr ,.'. ,,,,.,.,, R obert WCathCfly Rgpgrtgr '.-.. ,,,,,,,,,,,...... J ack Hanner C. J. DeI,oach Adviser ......... F.F.A .xdcfiuilfied l alll .5 be roland Jf 'e,w7 Vifa,.ud1e,sub- Front row! Jim Garner,BRal?Cl:ll'-Jldtfmelibyuweatherlyr Blu Nesblt, ay ble. A llc ' Fields, Bobby Gam l 64,55 OZWL As we stand on the threshold of graduation, We mark the first goal of our education, We have worked and studied through our high school To prepare for the journey of life's crowded ways. Our parents and teachers have wisely tried , To help us aright, and our footsteps to guide. Our classroom discussions may pass from our mind But beacons .of truth in their teachings we'll Find. For some of us school days may come to an end, But life's achievements on each of us will dependg Wisdom is not gained, nor learning completed, Struggles await with problems undefeated. All of life is a laboratory for learning, Our efforts will determine our power of earningg Our schooling is not over-itis just beginning, The victories of life are ours for the winning. HADLEY HUN T Class Poet ! days BUS DRIVERS JKDVERTIJEHENE A45 E WL g Q ,, x Sqff N 1-X XZSE ,. Mid , In U 15 MV FW ,. ff 4 U gi:?,7Cf'f4C H577 132-cgiggif N My -'-X gglgwf wffjffw if QM 1g? 2 WM S33 ew? R WM 'Wim 3 if Q Q 5 ggi fwfwi 3 Mfg qi Q Eiilgk STSBNV ffwsgmiw Q23 MW f . 1' W HF-cial-U jx, V-I A . ., J M1 1 A M 4-ww f fL.' C ggak f wt fig fi MW Q1-eugg . ,, W Soil ff-f C 'VW 97181 CULARJZAALQ EJQWK-f R7 A? fvjjfnf' W' NT! 7 LTVLLAQJ 1121 , , 1 ' I VYWL4 ld f CongraTula'rions ' T The Q Senior of R152 QT J BOREN CLAY PRODUCTS w N INCORPORATED E' PLEASANT GARDEN, NORTH CAROLTNA I , f J 7 W f W VV . nl fmflifl .frilly T A DMV T VMrJjyf!l-6,67 - .E - ATM A' ' L if f A ' . fi L55 ,fl .l Ill A 'Nil ' gi ' Zflllf' I . 3456 Ji, X A A I! ik N VDO iw .1 ,W E at f- T T, . T.. fyl bl X 1' J' ' Q' ljx. xr 't Min! l .UN dl! MU iQf'lj-0XvfglA!f'J Lvwj l'E. L WA x A N 1 3 - lj-I A ' l ' UPL ,NV A lfxgfnv My V Compliments ot 5 l ,R Jvdd JJ K COBLE HARDWARE Co. M6-rQwUfeE03 .Mis 4-4718 Promotional an asigngETabl PLEASANT GARDEN, N. c. Pl'O QlT 7829 X PLEASANT GARDEN, NW? 'J Cl-IEEK SUPERETTE Self-Service Food Store The Three R's Today Are RENT, RATlQNS, and RAIMENT- The Greatest of These ls Rations- And We've Got 'Em! Phone 3-5777 PLEASANT GARDEN, N. C. f Compliments lot BENNER 84 FIELDS Plumbing and . Heating Contractors Phone 7639 207 S. Davie St. GREENSBORO, N. C. g rl 4-Lf K j - , -. YW ,LM vw' QW JV L! ml t K J 2 I A f ! CA, A 12 ,xflljvd V' 41, LVL, GM I Www 7 XR' fa l73Ww .y lj 1 . - qflyd' nl -1 ' dj! I Compllments of MM MJ jf lj i 1 F! fix ,f J 1, K A K 1-- N'3.x6Z9 Console-Dinette Table L 60 W 17 H 29 Opens to 34 WW FOUND:-:Ps FURNITZQRE uf., , .' - WL. .-',,'lI.: ,nm Q Tops C njxb Grai O k P1 t C' deg' N' C I su-new 1 Parts Solid on ' FOUNDERS FURNITURE COMPANY PLEASANT GARDEN, NORTH CAROLINA Q ff L I6 1 fe gf My fn N I+ ' 4 M A 5.5: ' f fx ' F fy xv Q, R HV if I YK 1 af f' IJ NGX avi., . GREENSBORO, N. C. 312 S. ELM ST. PHONE 8417 HIGH POINT, N. C. 900 E. GREEN ST. PHONE 2861 BURTNER FURNITURE COMPANY -We've Been in Line Since 1909- D. E. BURTNER, Proprietor COBLE SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 119 N. Greene St. GREENSBORO, N. C. Make Our Store Your Headquarters For Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods. If lt's Sports, CobIe's the Togs X IT PAYS TO PLAY PHIPPS HARDWARE CO ' 215 N. Elm Street PHONE 2-0179 Reach Sporting Goods Hardware Shop Equipment Appliances Gifts for All Occasions Compliments of Pleasant Garden Deparrmeni' Store Phone 3-7729 PLEASANT GARDEN, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Max TucIcer's Service Srarion Phone 3-5776 Route I GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Huni Coal Company LYNN R. HUNT, Owner-Manager Phone 2-3161 for Coal or Fuel Oil GREENSBORO, N. C. U. F. Cockman's MIDWAY SERVICE STATION 81 GROCERY CLIMAX, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of Hunr Furniiure Company WILLIAM HUNT, Owner-Manager I Quality Plus Merchandise MAIN STREET PLEASANT GARDEN J. C. Hendrix SHELL SERVICE AND GROCERY Phone 3-8002 PLEASANT GARDEN, NORTH CAROLINA ,. .. 77. f--v -4'-1 L, DeWiTT's Grocery Siore If It's To Be Had We Have IT MAIN STREET PLEASANT GARDEN Dunham 'Grocery and Service Siarion FRESH MEATS, FEED, FLOUR, PRODUCE Phone 4-6294 PLEASANT GARDEN, N. 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