Pleasant Gardens High School - Pines Yearbook (Marion, NC)

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'wfviuuf' S' T i-I E CO EDITORS -IN-CHIEF Barbara Meredith and Joan Rabb P I N E S 1953 I9 fe,e nfed 5, THE BETA CLUB Pleasant Gardens School ., il,inW V N is -. Xi' . XXX f .ix 9- I in fu. Qfm - , ggw yy ,X -. . V 'XN X- X x 5 X 'N 'NX x ' XX 'xh LX xx xx M X f. .X i x V. X 0 1601019 .. ...A ,in m. .nmum1.a.:.1.,l' 2 if . i 5 1, QT? 47? Me, .4 f ,-8 FOREWORD In the years that are to come when the memories of our h1 h school days have 8 become dim may this book, wherein we have endeavored to imprison the spirit of our Alma Mater, revive in our hearts once more her ideals and bind all together in a common love and loyalty to her. J Q 5 l fA.. DEDICATION Mr. And Mrs. Colon Wright In Appreciation To you, because of your loyal devotion to Pleasant Gardens School, your kind- ness and understanding. . . because your outstanding interest and work in extra-cur- ricular activities have benefited us, your students, and brought recognition to our school, we respectfully dedicate this, our 1953 edition of The Pines. McDowell County Public Library 90 West Court Street Marion, NC 28752 lf' s ,Q I f 1' I Q , .li Q 1' Q V we Mf g, 3 I fb 'far I' Xlffky' N 1 p Q x was . FQ! g ,..x 'UW 'U ' ' --.. ,, iffy a to t ,.j,,l ' 1 ,wg fgf ' Q1 X PRINCIPAL Mr Robert Lee Wiggins Members of the Graduating Class, Let me leave with you my thoughts, but in the words of Carolyn Davies: To toil and to be kind These are the chores I find. To work and be gay-- This rule for every day. To take life unafraid-- This task on me is laidg On YOU too. Let us, then, Do our task well. Amen. 45? R :X l G, fx za FACULTY R X4-. DaV39 MI' G NWS' piafxo A81-jgfjtubjxon fe 5 if 'Q -f-u' 'n fx Qi ,-ff' Mrs. Florence Rfm. 415 YV Bxiobafd French-English HOLIESE Ned M ,-, . PhY51C ? COnOfniEG1n7Sey SNBfQ1Ogy W' , KJ N ' S . R.L. Wlggm - w 'A -2 masse Misibrarian-Math Music A QI- .ax pb'- ' 9. QI ' CQCX' EC ysjc on YA! ofofo Ono 'SIE WI' C1 'hi du C55 Fail. H18 O17 'lv to COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT Mr. N. F. Steppe X f 1 X 3 ' -1 iw Mr. John Ray Jimeson Mr. J.H.L. Miller Mrs. Clarence Rabb Mr. J.M. Mackey Mr, John C. Bllrnetfe Chairman OFFICERS President .......... Bob Morgan Vice President ..... Paul Brooks Secretary ....... Margaret Glenn Treasurer ...... Frances Silver Reporter ............ Joan Rabb Social Chairman.Eunice Burnette SENICR 1 4 ,lf.- 1 I I 3 ' I I.: I V X 1 1 , , 1 'P g -X'- A I K . , . M 'W . in - - -c -V V ' I: FL 'J Q I J P '- ' , . - fn 4 r . 'UQ' l' 33' . . . 'I' ggi , A . - 'ri ' r 3 -' J -, in . 5 ' ' ' ' A ' xl' -' U., :Gb 4. b' ' ' ,N ' f ' if - 9 X. r ' 5, L I- ,-,yr I, 'HI ?', - X u . . 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ELEN Bpxlgreat Day b Vice- Chrlstmfas Parade 2, 3, 45 Folk Dance Team 35 Ban 945 MARY Hnna Be A 4- Beta Cllr- Secre' quet waitress gg Secretarial Practice Club 45 Se' N0f'There'S Goual Staff tice Club 4f Future Cretarial Practice Club Reporter 45 Home Ec. l, 2, b 3143 Ann rial PI'-ac hairman. , 1 2,43 4, Future Homemakers Club 45 Glee Club 15 Class Beta Slut 4' Secritab Socia1CEConom1C5 ' Baby 45 TYPH18 Medal 3- Presi en actice C E 4g Home tarial Prkers Cul Hflmemz 1. 4-H Chl E tg PAUI11, IEROOKS of' U '92, Ll ways a e Care Of You ' L BLACK31N?f3,a1' Z 33590114 Livestock Judging 1,2, 3,45 Field Day 1,2, 3 p CARROLWiSh1H2Q ld Day 1- Pfersona' Parliamentary Procedure 25 Seed Judging 3,4, uw ,.C,ee, 1 U 1,25 Fleh 4, Befff seffbeu Team 3,45 F.F.A. President 35 F.F,A, 1 Z3 Softbg gegt Mout Vice-President 45 Marshall 35 Class President F.F.A' gm 3,43 Blg 35 Class Vice President 45 Key Club President 45 Dance Te Key Club 3,45 Folk Dance Team 3,45 Bask HW 4- 45 Best All Round 45 Most A ' 4. etball 3, thletic 45 Most Talented C E BURNETTE .. ,4 5 fr EM ROY DEAN C b 31 EUNIC A' Lady Of spam Basketball lg Glee Club 1, Z, 43 Class Secretary lg F. F H Class Vice-President Z3 Home EC. 1,23 Folk Dance Jud jA. 1, Z Hof Rod OM Team 3,43 Best Looking 4g Majorette 43 Banquet denflng Teang 3, 45 F FRaCe N ER Entertainer l,Z, 33 Dress Making Honorable Men- Dre 3: Folk 2,3,4,L1 -A, Tr O- ZH! 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BETTY JEAN HOLLIFIELD 1? b Cold Cold Heart 175 ii 4-, Home Ec. 1, 2, 45 French Club Reporter 4: Ban- Q Sta ,O 4- quet Waitress 25 4-H Club 1. N JT uaX Cyl 'Y la 9 . X L3 HEJOKQ3' 41' fltava Sec J eta. O05 4 F x - Z mB5wdX QC: M05 e HOW 5' 4, 16 16 Q0 - P T I I ga, Non? RCA Marion Sffbk' XIEND MARTIN op Of Old Smokey p0Ab High School l, Zg Allied Youth 25 Future , Homemaker-s Of America Club l, 3, 45 Glee Club C10 Treasurer lg Drarnatics Club President 25 Horne- e tice room Vice-President 25 Beta Club Social Chair- L5 Bwprac rnan 3g Beta Club Secretary 4g Annual U1sEnae'.ax Basketball Manager 35 Secr ' Lqbave eyarl 4g French Club Vice- ' 5 J v 5eCr X. 3, 45 Ban b Hx 7 4, club C Cwbx- .VH again. K' 4- e Hom Staff 3, 45 etarlal Practice Club President 4g Folk Dance Team quet Waitress Z5 Banquet Entertainer 2' lass Testator 4g Most T l ted wh l 5 A 1- eader 4.1 bf pfyw f Q ,. V J ELLE Y NEY 3: NMCPETERS 4, W' h You Were Here ' Basketball 1, 2. 4i Basketball Captain 45 Field Day l,Zg Giee Club l,2g Home Ec..1,2.4i1'H .1 Most Club lg Banquet Waitress 25 Secretarial PraCf KXN tu!-algiub 49 Club 45 Most Athletic 4: Class T N15 Megs Nance Club 4g Annual staff 4. DON t C'?'TQ Pfa 1 wha tafla in re x . SCC it 1.7-' EC' 4- Homfteous con ice estator 4: Beta ff wwf? 'M BARBARA NXEREDTTHB ck The Hands O5 Fume . 'L- Z 4. gafxquetwaxtress , X Sxaii 43 Ckae-Z SQF A04 U an 'y p f 495 or: 1,2 'ANFRA Ive , 31 O Ing IL B LS vhnrn Ba 4-H cxub xg Home ii-bg A imma xx 53 B ra 0 1 1 . - Xgiijgiian 43eYrench Chxh 5ocxaX Chaxrm M Ost 1- St 41K 0 lldfou ey C-Ifkee I el. S 1 P1 le 4 Ub 4: if MZd'Q4 V . e ost al L- 3: lkely Mar To Sshall ucceeg RGAN E mf ROBERT MO LoveXxe5t Night Oi The Year CXass President 43 Key Chxb 43 F .F.Px. X3 French G1 Chxb 43 Bus Driver 43 YOXK Dance Team 3,43 Mar- Hoee C1 shaxx 33 voxxey Baxx Team xg French Cxub Pro- Teme EUID1 2 Ty P Chairman 43 Biggest Yhrt 43 Most Courteous am 3 C- 1, ' 3, 4'..T1- ,ATT A xx seuoox x-, Marion x-ugh scxwox 2. '4: 551 Bail SoftQ'E ' O eg-rlegllet W Te der llaitreafh 1. 5BeS':S gf 3-1-I C pe!!-S Clk glib 1. Onalitancer Y 4 gram 43 YXat Rock Hxg D wwf 'lf N- ZBL 90155 .Nl if G' X . Ar. if '64 DQ! Xngegeccietzarlal ?ract1c6 Cblb Ma H0106 C' ' ' Scierjon 'T H- 12 B HCS Zi,1'?eg1iBy QU 3: O01 Bel EE Bas1,fefJ,0anf,1f9wfO,9 F 906 all M 3 Hi E' f I . h 4 , F5 Scho 1 endj- o1'3. les - E 4, 'W JOAN RABB 'V U4 6 Q J 'Love Sornebodxf Q! J Glee Club l ,Z, 3,43 Beta Club 3, 43 Secretary oi Hr Beta Club 33 Vice-President oi Secretarial Prac- b BET-T Club 43 French Club Secretary 43 Folk Dance f'Th Y JE 1 stan 3, Basketball 2, 3,43 Maia H avs JN RE nt 3' Dress-making . ome EC V Ga1,i,L 5 and e- - 1 Z , 1 4 J ' .- tice Team 3, 43 Annua t Valdese Tourname , 'ng Medal 33 Shortb d 43 Co-Editor oi Honor a Second Prize l ,23 Typl dal 33 Class Prophet 43 Best All Roun ual 4. OiAnI1 Q,fff7C W We fi, Y LOU BEEPS , Heartnr 459 . 4 Psnnuai Staii I7 J' 'r t 1 S glee q J 1 Clubl VJUNE 2 Kee SH P It UF A FQR D 1' U BETT J Q VXXAY F ooiish Beta Ciub President 43 Beta Ciub 3, 3 me EC- Xn?',4Q Waitress 'Lg 4-H Ciub ig ention in Home Ec. 'Lg French Ciub 4. 4. uh 1 ' Be 5 B , St an s DI. que ' B e I ask ssed WaitretbalSeC 4- eSS 5 Iliff 'A 5 S Om '47 ecretil-EC. IB' 1 I . al P1.5L4sH rice 4 ', Ho Honor abie NX xr 'JV Jpf PRPSNCES SHN ER N9 5 :NY ou Beiong To NKJJS Basketbaii i,Z, '5,4y Giee Ciub i,'L', 4-H Ciub ig Home Ec. Bonorabie Mention i ,'L3 Ciass Secre- F tary 'L, '53 Banquet Entertainer X ,'L', Beta Ciub Ju'F,A .A Treasurer 3,43 Prnnuai Staii 3,43 Poik Dance 'Yearn Dalfjgjn - 1 H H 4' Mar shaii '53 Ciass Treasurer Ar, Secretariai ITQ-ary J5' T' 2, 3 Ho ORA CA-do President Ag French Ciub Program 3 Team Zudgieam' 4g S aCeCE t Lakeiy 'Yo Succeed Ag Cutest Ay ' 4: Cfurg 3:35 Te3,- fed JThfMI 1aSSrgjLF.T abylves . if.: pentg T eff! b 4. t0ck1Cea1'1i1ficeaIn 5 jf Judsprameatfo 2' 3 ef,,gesid'1fa, ref po Teaenti' Pram Ultr- In 3. OC 2 4' ' F ed ' 3 ' Ke 'F ure' y QA ub' 3 I I P r actice Chairman Dr, Mos Ciass Poet Ai 1. Sim fi' PAN JS i' F W isBM ,, , b i G1 J., EY 5 Q ARB W Maw' 4. 4-l'lC.uresS fyee C1L1b1 I'11 MA WQO BARB ewy-,at X 2,3 i etwait Xub 1ggeStM ,2,3,4' Wa1kA1 Dy b .-032,66 cxdg .ig aan3,1Zw,i2igge5, Outh 4, I 4-51 Clubinf-,.,vfVb ffl 1 . ' C . J ketbaxx Xlilvigl Home ?5ent A-, X?I?U,1e5T- 4' H0079 E 5 I S . , 7 As 2265 Dijcei C Xuljaisr gf Ophet - C Y lr e er 41 ai-ur me wifi 4. CLASS POEM There's a school named Pleasant Gardens, or P. G. otherwise, But what'ere the name in the total sum, she's all that the name implies. P is for L is for E is for A is ard S is for A is for N is for T is for G is for A is for R is the D is for E is the N is the S is the as Sen pupils and parents, who are so closely entwined. loyal devotion, which always at P. G. you find. earnest endeavor, let no one it of us rob. ent ambition, we use to accomplish each job. studies of all kinds, which are studied in every school. athletic and all stars--We have them as a rule. neighboring schoolmates, with whom we like to compete. teachers and twelve years it took, our education to complete. the grades we have achieved, and grit which has made us strong. always American, which bids us right each wrong. three R's we 've mastered, and recreation which was such joy. days of Dedication, and the devotion from each girl and boy. experience of education, in which we learn to work, share and live never-ending pleasures, our experience in school shall give. sum total of our days at P. G. Hi, and success and semi-ending iors bid good-by. Class Poet Frances Silver Carolyn Blackwell And Horace Smith Bobby Morgan And Donnie McKinney Roby Gibbs And Gale Hilton Margaret Glenn And Roy Dean Comer Trilby Davis And Bobby Queen Gene Davis And Eunice Burnette S X N 'r FUPIIU K C' Carroll Blackwell And Betty Patton Weyma Woody And Carroll Blackwell Q JS Tll I' Roy Dean Comer And .Tune Shufford Ellen lVlcPeters And Paul Brooks 1 f f Paul Brooks And Joan Rabb Patricia Martin And Paul Brooks Barbara Wiseman And Bobby Morgan Frank Mills And Frances Silver CLASS HISTCDRY The fall of 1940 marked the beginning of a new chapter in our lives, as we, the present Seniors, began our first school year. W. A. Young was our principal. After Miss Wall and Miss Hicks had taught us a few lessons in arithmetic and ABC 'sg we advanced to the second grade, and were joined by Trilby Davis and Hazel Poteat. Here we learned more difficult problems in arithmetic, and how to read and write. Our third year marked the arrival of Donnie McKinney and Paul Brooks. In our first year of grammar school, the fourth grade, we were faced with geography, which then seemed to us a most monotonous subject. In our fifth year,we were greeted by Louise Lavender and a new principal, Mr. N. F. Shearouse, who replaced Mr. W. A. Young. We were then promoted to the sixth grade where we occupied our minds With long tedious assignments of history. Barbara Meredith and Betty Reeps were added to our enrollment during this year. In the seventh grade we gained another member, Joan Rabb. This year marked the beginning of rapid growth and much improvement for our school under the principalship of Mr . R. L. Wiggins, who came to us in this year. The last year of grammar school was spent in preparing our minds for the high school years which were just ahead. Here it was! The fall of 1948 and as we present day Seniors made our grand entrance into our place as Freshmen at Pleasant Gardens High School, we as lower-classmen were fascinated by the superiority of the Seniors. As was the custom, Initation Day marked our formal intro- duction into this institute of higher learning. Mrs. Wiggins was our home- room teacher. The fifty-four members of our class elected as officers: President, Shirley Henlineg Vice-President, Carolyn Blackwell, Secretary, Eunice Burnetteg Treasurer, Rowena Grindstaff. Tough algebra problems and our debating history Class climaxed our Sophomore Year. Miss Conley was our homeroom teacher and our offi- cers for this year were: President, Joan Rabb, Vice-President, Eunice Burnette: Secretary, Frances Silver, Treasurer, Rex Pope, Reporter, Margaret Glenn. At last we were Juniors and here we spent a hilarious time preparing for our first Junior-Senior Banquet, which required much hard work and co-operation from the entire class. Patricia Martin and Bob Morgan joined us here. We elected as our officers: President, Paul Brooks, Vice-President, Roy Dean Corner, Secretary, Frances SilvergTreasurer, Margaret Glenng Reporter, Trilby Davis. Our homeroom teacher this year was Mrs. Rowe. As the fall of '52, marked the beginning of another school year,we stepped into our places as Seniors, the long awaited for position as upper- classmen. It was at the first of this year that we fully realized that a very important chapter of our lives was being brought to a grand climax and that we were standing upon the threshold of another chapter. It is for the approaching step out into the world that we are now preparing our- selves. We have caught a glimpse of the task that lies before us in try- ing to make a place for ourselves in the world and are working toward the goal of perfecting ourselves for this task. We gained Bobby Queen this year. During the past four years we have lost many of our fellow class members but have gained some who have helped our class in many ways. At this time we Seniors are looking forward to practicing for the Se- nior Play and anticipating the many events which accompany Graduation. SCHOOL DAYS CLASS PROPHECY After graduating in May, 1953, six of us formed the McPeters All- Star Basketball Team, and, since that time, we have become world famous. The other members of our team are Trilby Davis, June Shuf- ford, Frances Silver, and, of course, our Captain, Ellen McPeters and our manager, Margaret Glenn. Several months ago, we received an invitation to play the South A- merican Champions in New York City. Within a few days we were looking down at the treetops and houses below. And who do you think our pilot was ? Bob Morgan. The very effi- cient stewardess was our old friend, Betty Jean Reel. Our first stop was La Guardia Field. As we stepped from the plane whom should we see but Eunice Burnette on her way to Europe to give a command performance for the King and Queen. She has become a famous television star. We called a taxi and can you imagine our surprise when Horace Smith came skidding toa stop before us '? He told us of another classmate Pat Martin, who is happily married to a famous lawyer, and is making quite a name for herself as a fashion model. When we arrived at our hotel, the Waldorf-Astoria, Frank Mills was diligently scrubbing the plate glass windows in front. Now, don't get the idea he's a window washer--he's the manager of the hotel, just out getting his daily exercise. While we were in NewYork,we decided to go to the Opera. The very talented soprano, Betty Patton, was singing in the role of Carmen. The next night we went to Madison Square Gardens to watch the wrest - ling matches. Gorgeous Gale Hilton was in the main event, and she displayed an amazing amount of strength in defeating her 300 pound oppo- nent. The referee was Carrol Blackwell. Thenext morning when we were through eating breakfast, we bought a copy of the New York Times and found that it was edited by Roby Gibbs. Dominating the front page was a picture of the newly crowned Miss America, Betty Lou Reeps. She had just signed a contract with MGM. Our team decided to take in a movie at the Plaza. We were sur- prised to find that Bobby Queen was the owner of this large theatre. Af- ter talking to him, we went into the movie and there was Carolyn Black- well playing in alove scene opposite Gene Davis, the new Hollywood Sen- sation. During an especially exciting scene, a lady sitting directly in front of us fainted, and we called the theatre's private nurse. When she spoke we immediatly recognized her voice as being that of Betty Jean Holli- field. In no time at all the lady was revived by Betty Jean. After winning our game in New York, we received a telegram from the French All-Stars, inviting us to play them in Paris. As we were boarding abeautiful passenger ship, The Queen Mary, Paul Brooks, the All-American Baseball Player, who was just returning from a tour of the world, was getting off the ship. After several days on the ocean, we arrived at an English port. Since we were to be in Europe for a few weeks before our scheduled game, we visited some of the historic spots. While on a tour through Oxford University, we saw Mary Helen Ballew who was continuing there her study of English Literature. The University of Paris was our next stop. There was Barbara Me- redith still studying the French Language. She is going to teach foreign language at Wellesley. We won our game with the French All-Stars, then we came back to the U.S.A. On our way to our home state,we passed through Nashville, Tennes- see. We found that Weyma Woody had taken Minnie Pearl's place on the Grand Old Opera. Upon our arrival in North Carolina, we discovered that Roy Dean Comer had made quite a name for himself in the State Hospital for the Insane. Oh, don't get us wrong, he's a psychiatrist. His very capable secretary is Donnie McKinney. When we got to Pleasant Gardens,we decided to visit our Alma Ma- ter. A new elementary school building had been built and Hazel Poteat was the Principal. The first great change she made was a complete de- struction of all rules and regulations. After comparing our class with all the others, we find that we are the most outstanding class ever to graduate from Pleasant Gardens. Each member has made his mark in the world, be it good or bad. Barbara Wiseman .Ioan Rabb 3 LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT PREAMBLE: SECTION I: SECTION II: SECTION III: SECTION IV: SECTION V: SECTION VI: SECTION VII: SECTION VIII: SECTION IX: SECTION X: SECTION XI: SECTION XII: SECTION XIII: SECTION XIV: SECTION XV: SECTION XVI: SECTION XVII: SECTION XVIII: SECTION XIX: SECTION XX: SECTION XXI: SECTION XXII: SECTION XXIII: SECTION XXIV: SECTION XXV: SECTION XXVI: SECTION XXVII: SECTION XXVIII: SECTION XXIX: SECTION XXX: SECTION XXXI: We, the members of the graduating class of '53 of P. G.H.S. --being in good bodily health and of sound and disposing mind and memory, realizing now that our sojourn here in this memorable school must soon come to an end--do make and declare this our last will and testament. As a token of our gratitude and loyalty, we give and bequeath to our school the continuation of our good will and undying love, and pledge to her our unwaver- ing support in her efforts to enlighten and uplift those who may follow in our footsteps. To Mr. Wiggins and the faculty, we leave our hum- ble gratitude and admiration for the guidance and in- spiration you have given us for the past years. To Mrs. McGimsey, we leave our appreciation for the kind of companionship she has given us during our high school days. I, Mary Helen Ballew, leave my happy smile to Jua- nita Silvers. I, Carroll Blackwell, leave my very pleasing perso- nality to Paul Foxx. I, Carolyn Blackwell, leave my blond curls and An- gelic ways to Nell Burnette. I, Paul Brooks, leave my position on the Folk Dance Team to anyone who loves it as much as I do. I, Eunice Burnette, leave my talent for Hawaiian Dancing to anyone who has what I have, I, Roy Dean Comer, leave my flirtatious and crazy ways to Albert Foxx. I, Gene Davis, leave my good looks to Glenn Morgan. Get busy Glenn. I, Trilby Davis, leave my sweet personality and friendliness to Betty Jane Wood. Keep them in shape, Betty. I, Roby Gibbs, leave with the satisfaction that I am the only Senior to hold up our so-called title Digni- fied Seniors. I, Margaret Glenn, leave my ability to get along with teachers to Shelby Jean Harrison. I, Gale Hilton, leave my late hours of study to Tom- my Poole. I, Louise Lavender, leave some happy days that will never be found again. I, Patricia Martin, leave French Class forever. I, Donnie McKinney, leave my love for motorcycles to Barbara Shufford, I, Ellen McPeters, leave my title as BasketballCap- tain to anyone who will work as hard as I have. I, Frank Mills, leave my quiet disposition to James Freeman. I, Betty Patton, leave my rhythm for any kind of mu- sic to Mary Edwards. I, Bob Morgan, leave mylove and ability to talk Aero- nautics to Bill Hendley. I, Hazel Poteat leave my quiet ways to Rena Shuf- ford. I, Bobby Queen, leave my ability to provoke teachers to Bruce McNeill. l, Joan Rabb, leave my love for college boys to Shir- ley Queen. I, Betty Jean Reel, leave my ability to pop and sell popcorn to Norma Jean Ellis. We, Betty Lou Reeps, Barbara Meredith, and Betty Jean I-Iollifield leave our lasting and devoted friend- ship to anyone who is able to get along as we have. I, June Shufford, leave my love for Green Fords to absolutely no one. I, Frances Silvers, leave my babyish ways to Flos- sie McKinnis, I, Horace Smith, leave my boring school days to Bill Bell. I, Barbara Wiseman, leave my cute but naughty ways to Goofy McHone. I, Weyma Woody, leave my pleasing voice to Anna Lee McKinney. T fi 41 OFFIC ERS President ............ Billy Bell Vice-President. Betty Jane Wood Secretary ...... James Freeman Treasurer ...... Shelby Harrison Reporter ......... Ann McKinnis Social Chairman. .Bruce McNeill ' ?':'f'1N. ,. Rui! 1- qA 1, , r. , f . , - :fzf5f: gg,z:-.f--'yfiwff I X 4' F- 4 V , . .' ' .-:fn 591- - ' Q x PU' 5 .., K n Af Q. aws- , el. .'.v V r .J fa xx If ' :- F, ., 'fa s 3 ' 0 1, .4 . -,, sf , , C' 0 v--fu, K 1 -.f ' git 4' .'.. . JUNIORS Albert Foxx Paul Foxx James Freeman Hughgene Grindstaff Shelby Harrison Bill Hendley Bill Bell Carl Biddix Donald Burgin Betty Byrd Mary Elizabeth Edwards Norma Jean Ellis if A-f P u - J' Q ,K Q of A -, Jw ' :Egfr J, v' .AA , . Ti lf if JUNIORS Barbara Shufford Rena Shufford Juanita Silver Marlene Young Betty Jane Wood Anna Lee Woody 1--'ff' Florence Ann McKinnis Bruce McNeill Betty Jean McHone Charles McMahan Tommy Poole Shirley Queen OFFICERS President ......... Roger Byrd Vice-President ..... Inez Byrd Secretary ....... Peggy Burgin Treasurer ....... Guy Godfrey Reporter ...... Tommy Hendley L y y 0PHOMORES - - . v-- qvvfww- r,, , I -J ' -V I: gig ' nal' gr s P v , . J 1: . -'V ' o' f. Y. A '1 . . n , 'SH .., N.. , ,I 1 . Ur -2 -.. --.Q - 'g .- '- 'I ..,. ' I 4 5 1 -X I 1 Nell Burnette Ina Conner John D. Hawkins Betty Kelley 'NY V L 1 Ml. Y . Y YYYY -C alia- YYYV aka, 77.7777 Y fn- 3' SOPHOMGRES 1. K E M FX., l l Anna L. McKinney Patsy McKinney Rilla Ann McKinney Oleta McMahan Kay McNeill Hazel Mason C. N. Mease Jimmy Mills Glenn Morgan Mary Noblitt Danny Padgett Venia Poteat Jane Queen Nell Queen Buddy Robinson Bill Shufford Pauline Suttles Rachel Strader Louise Throneburg Claude Vess Wanda Wilson Carolyn Withrow L oui s e Young L bf 'Cr' ' fi P Sxxli . ,, jiff- X . .. f . -Q af' 1' 1 -up-f T-6 XVMN 1 i OFFICERS resident. . . Rebecca Hollifield ice-President .... Mary Alice Godfrey cretary Nancy Fmley earuref FRESHMEN Vaughtie Boone Betty Jean Bost Freddie Burnette Jack Buckner Ralph Buckner Donald Byrd Mae Callahan Ethel Church Mildred Davis Linda Duncan Peggy Duncan Terry Duncan Norma Jean Elliot Nancy Finley Jimmy Foxx Mickey Foxx Jimmy Gibbs Mary Sue Gibson Mary Alice Godfrey Rebecca Hollifield Nancy Henline Roverna Hudgins FRESHMEN is dvi N Q if s - f 'K QW' K lt I g 4. inf L ur X, AAN 1 5. Y' 4227 197 FRESHMEN .i 7 Q xx , K 4, Sn-0 ' x nh .4--W ,Y 1 HOW L. 1 f 1 li' 'R 1 bf Q.. 'MX Coy Johnson Gene Lewis' Helen Loftis Rosine Long Lee McMahan E. J. McKinney Alverna Meredith Wayne Ollis Patsy Queen Betty Riddle Elaine Shufford Josephine Shufford Harold Silver Wayne Silver Clara Lee Smith Jackie Smith Glenn Sparks Mary Ann Suttles Billy Ann Vess Nancy Walker C arr 011 Woody Robert Young Z, X xllljl .. N I -V. , wl,,K11'1 W ,Qui x 1, nwq,L 1 ul' 'shag 'fi '- V 5,75 si ' Ig I ,J I l ir H 'im' r ll f: ix at 4 I' 3 71 f 2 , w Q ' Z ff' 4 it N - 113 -' . - ' 'SQL L1 ll f - '- 7 , 5 '- 'aa-'-.:.:.-..-r A 1. rr? 1 -N ....... ,, ,,,,, et' ' 1 qi-'la Q .f-favvv Y '5 1- 4 - f 4 Q15QR'1 ,'-' 3 J, gh N A Tia-,L - V. it - a - I' -4? v X M i L4 f ' A 1 nfl 'I K, I 15' ' at 15. ,Ag l , 'R User- ,A I ,Q TQ-in v f 'Sd '1' ,- 1554 5 .z,q 62?l t z .. tt hui do -If ii 72 ,5 rv rf? in , . sk, N. Iv ,g 6 J, 2 41 X 'Q .' . V JN, of 1 1 'r i 3 it O 1- l 37544. 1 li' K' :'- G' ' . ' 1 f x . if-,. , A .f' , .Af J. D 'My' fi A' 1 at V . ' ti' 4 5 . V xy, AW Y' ' ' W I ' A ' . I ,J- n ' ' iff' l ,M .W ff 'E uwx ' A32 1. Ye 'ole gang! 2. Is it good, Barbara '? 3. In love with a lightpost? 4. What! A could this be? 6. Singing in the Rain. 7. Is this Gale? 8. Ithought there was a Marg? 9. Male or Female? 10. Why did you lead me on a wild goose chase? ll. straw. 12. Careful boys, thats not a mudhole behind you! 13. That's logical isn't 'ole country gal! . l5. Love is blind but the neighbors ain't. 16. Who're you waiting you girls been? 18. Oh yes! 19. Drunk again! 20. Stop, LOOK, and whistle. 152. , fel A 7, . 1 5-4 ., 4. .f .7 2,9 te. 4i:?2f:'7L f 1 l,H'e'n I 35,9 1' - IMQQ, pose! '? 5. Now who Ford in your future, Nor do they care, a it? 14. Just a plain on? 17. Where have 5' 'Q' 1 gh- JM , lei if ' 1 uf If 1. Goin' my way? 2. Cutting the air as swift as a witch on a broomstick. 3. Or Cope will get you. 4. Blue team, fight team. 5. Every dog has his day. 6. We're goin' to miss you around here. 7. Three peeks of trouble. 8. Whistle bait. 9. Where's your escort? 10. I begin to smell a rat. 11. Roy Dean, you dog. 12. What's the excitement? 13. Climb a tree. 14. She's got his number. 15. Why the books, girls? 16. Come on to my house. 17. Make hay while the sun shines. 18. I've always heard that an um- brella came in handy on a rainy day. O Mr G R. Hubbard Mrs. L. C. Tate 33 ed an id ew Fimr 1 1 0 L- A x' , X 1 K af X '-1l -.'v ,. Q z, I a ,J ' . X an , I 1 X 3 1 ,, ..x -Qf Q .swf L: Wiki Y -bf sf X 1,1 if I I 5 i ! R I Q J '5+ L f!ix xlfia5Q 'Q' K ' ' 1? l g'v Wy W- ' y R J 1 Mrs. L la SEVENTH GRADE 1 f A Q E 4, I 6' b A ,A if- :v 'X L x Ng - ' rx x ' , xx 5 ty , . ' f , .W iv nv a -W 1 E XV ,KI X k ww mt, V fnwf E . hx. is, , ' E ' Pi .0 uv ? 1 , Q4 If n f , tb L B. J A I Q Li A 5 t V, ., -3-iff' V v l if dl-X 7 11'1'- . - X1-2 ' , 5 TX: zz W5 , 'LTI K ' -,Q v ' If' Q, 2 In A .A Q Q Q ' '52 J 5' u l gf? ' ' E HQ W . ' WD 9 W .J Q93 4 X 5E , Y I ' - I ' A' 1' A '. V' . xx. '.' I V A 9. ' , .N , . ,. 1 ,. ' ' '- f -' N Ll A1 . ' 7 1 J ,' 'W' ' U' 'J '1 4 'P J - 5 ' . . - v -NA 5.3. M ' E 1 ' X 1 1 'dh .X E M s X A E3 Em! L , if I xlxs 4 .fb AAI L N ,. . 9 Qy J Efw Hg xl K Q 5 J . if n x.- my., Q J'-4 N Q S LU NC H R OOM s c E N E MM1553?55a5urg LUNCHRCOM PERSONNEL CUSTODIAN Ta i 1 Mrs. W. B. Bag 11 5199 an-mu ra MI' 5 . W . H. B img I im? F 7 ,, gna-:,:Y , : ' 'E W :NYM 5 1 is-PA I 1 . gm Mr. Presnell Mrs. Thad Gu will - , : if 1 R 'E , . . 0 gpg, I ,f . i :wi -fun ..- -Q ,' 'ivifxzki V 1 6? 2 .311 ? 2 J ff,.q,,L Y: , . QQ-Z il -' -- fy gm. 53:3 ' Jw - ' ima 1. Comeinthere,Jethro. Z. Slap-happy. 3. Check that simonize job! 4. Windblown, but cute. 5. No comment. 6. They've got their love to keep them warm. 7, Now this little eight-sided sign means stop or did you know, Betty? 8. Did you say your car was fluid drive, Charles? 9. Just restin'. 10. Isn' it f'?j cute. 11. Betty, does THIS one stop when you say whoa? 12. Happy escapee. x n NP PM O9 WX an .--Q 2 . x ' , ' 'Q' llv , XF! xvfw J.. GI .hx O05 'iUUCBT1QN ,,...l 'V 1 ' ' N Y , WORLD, J L 4 'F I 1 kv , , A N. Q. is H'-Rf' - 'sn . ' 4 ?1f45SU. l ,v f-Mf' W ACTIVITIES 96? ' Q0 wil 6 Q gag Q SSB W E fine '- o 'fi E 70 , I-I-I U5 f A 'IL L' 4 5 v CHARACTER - nur . 655 Co-Editor Faculty Advisor Mrs. Jane Rowe Joan Rabb Business Manager' Frances Silver Picture Editor Patricia Martin Circulation Manager Betty Lou Reeps Advertising Manager Mary Helen Ballew Asst. Advertising Manager Shelby Jean Harrison 7 ANNUAL .. - f-,,,.li?!en- 'R Q 9... 'N X' 1 -0- . i........,n.,. , H J . g ui '--. , ,gi Y W V, 1 .,.,,. ,Q - Asst Bus1ness Manager Betty Jane Wood Literary Editor Gale Hilton Asst. Circulation Manager Bill Hendley Asst. Picture Editor Margaret Glenn P or nf .vs ' 1 ,' H u i I1 in ll- 111 lldm 1835 lkvi '- ig- lille. 11.4 ll'1k.Aa.'., aim-in Gil .. ' -'Ins , vw M rw?--. kfqfl '-,,' G .' ' -49'7 -MXN: rfswaw up GL EE CLUB KNEELING1 James Freeman, Secretary, Paul Brooks, President Tommy Poole, Vice-President, Colon Wright, Advisor. STANDING: Wayne Brooks Bill Hendley, Gene Davis, Bob Morgan, Guy Godfrey, Claude Vess Horace HL wiv-f 911 'I-1 'XD . A W f 1 Q F -NFC l . 0 Sql X FRENCH CLUB SEATED: Trilby Davis, Treasurerg Barbara Wiseman, President, Patricia Martin, Vice-President, Joan Rabb, Secretary, STANDING: Frances Silver, Bob Morgan, Betty Lou Reeps, Program Chairman, Barbara Meredith, Betty Jean Hollifield. NOT PICTURED: Margaret Glenn. QW f. 6- Z ,fi M ' I SECRETARIAL PRACTICE CLU B OFFICERS: Frances Silver, President, Joan Rabb, Vice-President, Eunice Burnette, Secretary, Barbara Wiseman, Treasurer, Mary Helen Ballew, So- cial Chairman. 05 ag: s.: III 1-f, Presldent Vxce Pres1dent SCCI'etary Treasurer Carl B1dd1x Paul Brooks BIUY Bell HOYBCS Smith W, W 551 Hui' if-1 ur +3 Q Q 'W K 1 fs. Z V ' .ga i .Mai - -5 . 5 Q bf X 9 i W A dw- WF -W if 1 .. E A M I x':LJ: 'y' ati? .- - X-,H fr Chief Maj orette Eunice Burnette X ,A- rv, A -ff , . Q A f. .. I I W . 4' , +14 N 4, f' ,Fm I fm, ' ' A ,031 5 f 1? V vm! EQ-iw - rc- 4 'Q wi I ' 'si , 1 X in W 415 'WM ,V -1 f-v 7?5 K ,Kit 3 3 ffm 'hi 'vifw M. ilymm BATON TWIRLERS CLUB E, Mvfjii it N Y., . LEADERS: Billie Ann Vess, Nancy Finley, Linda Duncan, Nancy Henline, Mary Sue Gibs on. --ug if 1 i ,...-.W ' 1 X A' E N270 . . x K -iles: vii: 'io' . 'rg 5 I., F I , -l - P' 9 4 A X , ,I X f X I 7, 5 H r-1, j S ! x.,m 5 WEN. rw' T vr. L Y.. it-an 'Q X-X nw, L ,M -I. x I D I, f-'QW xv ll wsix' 3 Q X ,..---' hir if! 4,-f j M I. I 'SL , ' rlfvv 'ff 's S Q I g w T 0 , ,fb ,, 9 -H 1 wgtu ' , f ,..... 2 4 ' ,1 x .4 ul'-fx M fn. -41,-Q' A J . - wi , r gm, ' a 4 ,,w4T'I V14 wtf A? x . 1 AA Yi at Q.. -nf A . . Q1 '1 L A 1 1 1' . x 'L-L'l' M 'f' Lrizi. ' . ' 'ff f -7.ILHI.l,1f': fur Ill!! '1I1.IITI.I!I ,V - I 1 -1 i IV!!!-fl X1 u Q 'L ,Iv- W 1 I r I .,I. I 1.IlY 1'o .l,nI,.I.I I. . I. v J. 4 , 4 X7 I' ! J 1 4,3 Rx ' .. f'-4 T I I. M . fri, L ,I,4v ,rd .s , 3-'Til I if -1 ' Iflf ' . 5143--.?... - 1 I I V' ,,. if if giii .J,..,.I 7.4 QQIQ . 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IJ .lf A-ls-lumen gm I' f'M..- wing.,-Q N W :? 't3f ' 'f ,pw l -ig ,ay ,N A , . ' mm www' :ww-mmm. M A V -bf M . , QV- 'F' fx 1' A' ar - . A . 'W' N 'bv , V ' , . f . ,,..V ,w-mf.. , WML, M 'A' .+V V ,, ,,,,. J ,... mm, - '- W .4 ... - . -vw- .Vw '.r.Tkm':. ,..i.aiL.z- '1'v.xJ.,:f:' MW, ..?x2r 2-f A 2 f Qi 0 nv as-,-41 Mr,,,,,.nn-U 4v Qui ,..,,, L-an ! BOY SCOUTS EAGLE SCOUTS bf! 3 Glenn Morgan Billy McMahan Billy Bell Charles Burgin BUS DRIVERS O FIRST ROW: Charles McMahan, James Freeman, Bruce McNeill. SECOND ROW: Bob Morgan, C. N. Mease, Frank Mills, Paul Foxx, pun I 'W-.J SHP' ' I ANNUAL CHRISTMAS PARADE -A. , r- 'n 0 ,f gh, ' 4 'W 4 qc, a jf I ' fif s , if' ,oi-9 5 ' wg Hiilyt N SECOND PRIZE WINNER 1952 K ' FU , ve ' .. 4 L . . Q . 'su f , .,..- ' ... -. Q , MA' Ra. A J, u 4 .,,.-rv .. h -A W x A -... fr X -N., W, Al I' 44 'V' ' ,yn .M CHEERLEADERS Mary Elizabeth Edwards, Chiefg James Freeman, Betty Wood, Bob Morgan, Betty' Patton. I I C S l'QDlf'1'i .Q 4 1 I I 1 I W 1. ,. :I 4 l 1 , 43 N, I I Q E! ll t of 5. -A I F Q . ..x E 'S It ij 'A -1 ,LL ' Q21 .Ax Q f' n fq if 'iv Coach C olon Wright BASKET BALL 1 'Y N XX ,ll i '!lElIli EWlEL ' ILQL1' LL-.' '. Captains Ellen McPeters And Bruce Guy Alix.. PLEASANT GARDENS INDIANS FIRST ROW:Bi1ly Bell, Bruce Guy, Captaing Bill Hendley. SECOND ROW: Bruce McNeill, Paul Brooks. THIRD ROW: Paul Foxx, Bobby Queen, Glenn Morgan. FOURTH ROW: Danny Padgette, Tommy Byrd. FIFTH ROW: Tom- my Hendley, Charles McMahan, Roger Byrd, Wayne Brooks. SIXTH ROW: Coach Colon Wrightg Manager Guy Godfrey. SCORES Pleasant Gardens Glenwood Pleasant Gardens N, C, S, Pleasant Gardens .... .... D rexel . . Pleasant Gardens .... .... S alem. . . Pleasant Gardens N. C. S. Pleasant Gardens Marion . . Pleasant Gardens .... ..... 7 4 Nebo .... Pleasant Gardens Salem. . . Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant Pleasant SCORES 7 Gardens ...81 G1enwood.... ...31 Gardens... ...44 N. C. S. D... ...43 Gardens . . . . . . 50 Drexel .... . . . . . 32 Gardens .... . . 76 Salem ....... . . . 46 Gardens .... .. 73 N. C. S. D .... .. 39 Gardens .... . . 69 Marion ...... . . .59 Gardens .... . . 60 Nebo ...... . . .55 Gardens . . . . . . 60 Salem . . . . .46 PLEASANT GARDENS INDIANETTES FIRST ROW: Barbara Wiseman, Florence Ann McKinnis, Ellen McPeters, Captain. SECOND ROW: Louise Throneburg, Trilby Davis, Joan Rabb. THIRD ROW: Frances Silver, Shirley Queen, Betty Jean Mcl-lone. FOURTH ROW: Carolyn Withrow, Ina Margaret Conner, Inez Byrd, Alverna Meredith. FIFTH ROW: Gail Colvard, Manager, Louise Young, Coach Colon Wright. ' , ,, s Q 'Q ur' ,eei exppy gunman .t xi mf Ar- fu.Mm,frs.fiiacrusw-xvsafmwarin f - . .. r n , .. L J , , ,uv f ,e 00 , G e .f easaut Gardens baske Oli 't Llarclens l re f over the tile 0 the Q t Gardens in an Sl Xl romp OYG1'l,llG Glenwoeci slextet. i li Ce iw N 11's boys were- t we cts so much scor- wmtei in 3 ripening con- ! lil me of me ,farting mem- L lest wire team which x r t to tit State Class A finals e lOHll5Lj a close decision to tlif if lco ne elim hive graduated. 5 tim lea: s outfit had been of last yeark of newcom- lmyes look-Q sta ri be-i'0l'e Queen the lan- points girls also 46 to 35 gcozaeteil in fran Flossie WlIsT:lC!.'5h at- fwhile Ellen Quad with 18. el girls was for with ll, I '33 Glenwood 1 lt? lizzlln-F W illizi mrs -N-if 1 'lil Kaylor--'If ' Eplec-AF lliexgfan --G I5 mrilqfsh i 1-:JMC 4 uxrcieiisz Mere- r . A Potent 7 minor 10. Byrd, Referees: Griffin, G 5 Sub? Franklin 1' W 'A it l ' Xl my-piggy. Pleasant 9 lllllnlill dan my lf., '-MCKlnl'1is 6181 S The Pleasant Gardens baske -QA, Hope, weaver, laggregation Ioped 10' 3 double 1 Rfbxtlme scorer File?-in-nt Gardens 22-16 ftory over Salem High School T' ,BDFS'Ll1'!PLlpI W ,A Q gday night to prove that their ea, lt ,,.mBen ,IQI 'Rf ' in twin over Drexel was no fluke. The' 1'-Hendleff eh Nl boys sailed to a 76-4 Gtriumph, f-,1McjN,m UZ, l .g. Billy Bell turned in 13, pointsg GEQZQQORQAQMW WW'3l,,1jjfjj35f MG during the evening with sixbstiiutoi Both MCD0xveI1 teanjs were Foxx following close behm ' :ing their Opponents at the Q5 to N 1 . 1 points. B. 2, Queen, Byrd ptures Two NCSD L ANTON--Coming from fthe final minutes of fasant Gardens header from the last night. McPeters and Flossie Mc- with 20 and 18 points led the Pleasant Gard- ls to a hard-fought. 441-13 r the NCSD lassies. ,fffaoys game was likewise close Cilced Glellwood Q1 4 lealsant Gardens winning by e point margin, 37-34. Billy aced the Pleasant Gardens 1' with 14 points. Following ,Lf behind was Bruce Guy with arkers. fed McBride was tops for the iers with 19 counters. Slrls' Lineup: meant Gardens U43 , H33 NCSU , . X ,Mg N- f lll Over Sale e siniiftgiiiiig, l . n 1 ' , 1 -- , , . ' -vi If-Wiseman 15+ 422i ,M-MCPeterS 1205 1105 ,J R300 Subs PG Tlimnehnrg Queen D-CSD Pleasant Cardens 43:3 il WCG I c suv lm. fw- ' d me with the girls margin between es. The boys were a hard-pressed with a 21 Lineup, 76 Pleasant G Buff Davis-G C, B Duckworth Throneburg-f-G Subs Causby 4 Mull Smith 6 onney 7 Hull Pleasant Garden 2 Witherow, Silvers 3 3,, Strader, Byfdf Queen, 42-30. r i Llflellp I Denton 7 score, Pleasant Gtr' 30 45 Pleasant Gardens By Huffman 14 13 Bell- - l 33 etb ll ea gi eStr0ng Again Pleasant the finals , is new loo Eiough only a 10 n vnnrs nf elivi li-HITIGIIS Cops Frou, Xsxkllfilll Iliff ,f g 1 x- ..-,. 4 Excel i espiteff f etljans i i, N Boys' basketball team, which State Class A championships coming campaign,-'with a com- five of lastfyear's starting ..iFoxx, Bruce McNeill, and Glenn 'Bud McKinnis to hawk rebounds, , Other Veterans In addition to Guy, Paul Brooks and Bill Hendley, other standoutsi on this year's squad include bete ran reserves Wayne Brooks, Bobby Queen, Roger Byrd, Tommy Hend- ley, Charles' Mclllahan. and Tommy i iByrd. Newcomers include Paul i positions Girls' Team ll, The Pleasant Garden lf this year mill be paced li Af Ami licliinnis and lillen at forwards, and Jo An' 5, guard. Other leading include ln' 'onnor ani i, Meredith Withrow ards, ai II Q ienonf 1 Young, ' el S P. guards. 1 . In 1 .. rrs fig. 'rbara rw and Fra ' Q i '. Dec who said that PleasantiMorgan. A Y 1. Y' .Stock drop thls year, Coachl ch wan have M Wright Of veteran r 5 es an ne.frl1owever, comim-1+-E ded together SQ, . B if fg , ic set by last yfzfg, slab' f' ' ' ' - 1 i 'K 'on 23 of 26 games, and agam be county Changi? amp' s d the finals of the Statei 65 to WOO IS any myl lion' 1 ' , A tournament where ill 9 df Wright H0t - ii 1 ' close 64 to 60 decision to 4 Year, club this year is .I Q1 five of those starters future, and there not being.,i,k . it 5 n flilern Carolina Teachers 5 Feb Pelasant yer more than six feet in he Ml. 'K cCormick is currently 5 u 30041 team f01' most of them are considera the varsity. while thf ' ' 0 D 434471, th Them that. In contrast last year c A sith the reserves. but I af a 0 Y had Six-foot, seven-inch C' E ',,l 1 bids for varsity posi-5 Qi?du:.2aild,arle,au1 and six-foot, fouiigm' 'li it 1 'e 'i'S of G Gets Dual' 'sk 42 ifi'i i - it Minnifil two more ' Q gifs W1 I this season. 1. P K is gt-SS, wiv 'G I Slandouts 0 V -,PQ V ' Davison. .eo in a standouts so far Ill undef the baske' GUY' 3 Short Pleasant Gardens can Q bounds during it who specialiZeS a diial win from 'NC Rabb Cdme thiough m Jump shot, and can drive - ht t M t 1 -Il i ' 'W' ' ' ff crowded too lclqsei Paulgirls thookugihe zbpeniiiIegaii1tm44-f 1 Q kd . xml? keeps the dcfemfeiand the boys came through witif Pie t Garden cagers decisive l iid U m mt 1s.set Shots' and 351537-34 victory in the second gag defer Drexel Fridliy Night ffl d .H futuu, 1,-,img 'im ' who 1? an excellent dfwf iBoth teams made it a Frank Met the of 56-28 was impressive Oql the ,in ie' 'ls A' GUY lm fm mme Uf QICYCU Nlweu finish by coming from behi lon t7 iurface but the score mis for the qejwoq HC dddg the opening game agamstliri the final munute to win. 1 H01 QU ifldlcallou as fe how 5.4. bf T A '- looks to be the Semi en Peters and Glossie NICK lille it N 1lllY WCM- NUT dues ' A M e high scorers for the Pl' FP arden girls with 20 ar i ' ' respectivel3.'.i Billy Bell .sci 'P.G. boys by racking up 14 Q ruce Guy was second high- ,rn Pnffxoniwi G. X the winners with 101 5 IGMUBITS F013 -a 1 Q McBride was top scorer Pafafivell' 933' - iClm Af, e with 19 points tallied lem High here last night. 1 ,e ,FSI ,ls won the opener, '76-46 f C Mp. t L boys took the second game-Q ' hx 7 em 44 V 43 N550 , I len McPete-rs blasted the ,: - l um., ll Merritt-Al 1 .43 points to lead Pleasan . 4-5,3 f - , - . . , . .. vyngin by N --D' -frclaiiii--nl' 1, Irs in the first game while unify Q W wax Phd, P L, for 20 to lead Salem. N ' ,V mem do N J? 5051! M f ir ll, Foxx and Guy tu ' ,.r ' Oflcb' f 'h4 scoring ganiej fo 1- A 1,3 lianielse-Ci li i Qengy , ' 'me Simmons-L. il 4' rl.s' Inv- - ' I f- ' . - X .ii hm um P mm Wigan ,Plein Throncbuie. i Queen 5 .R ggckvrfi .h f3i vlili Me f gi Fedlll, Hope. WCAXCT. -f ce - i '12 Wi' ,eg .,. J . -2 t utflg ,gf-. i43.' Mc, ,F d line score. lleasint Gar i rem 1 r' P e ', -.Bun 6 5 3 f 1 Q . Duckworth Throne .rg V2 Q 1 bail Cgusby 4. Mun. smith sl ev? B ,ineupg 1 U . easant Garden: M015 2,3 V E Pfow, Silvers 3, Conbor A3. t gr, E ple ' Gardens 37 34 NCSU 1 lj: Queen, Mcuone. 'F-, , ,QX14 Patterson--F -'21 me score- Pleasant Garden fF ffyaley ,S 4 Brinklev-F Q A s I.lneup: g 2 A Q ' - ' it .F ' , E i'- 1349- ' 1 4451 Pleasant L4 'ln 19's Cgg, n 19 gf frpresent' ., :rue picture oi' t team's strength this season, ac cording to Coach Colon Wright. lt was nip and tuck during major portion of the first half wi' Drexel taking the lead, The boys came from behind, iiov. and spurted Io a 24-12 lea time the half-time horn had 1 d. There had been some c in Coach Wright's mind ai, his boys would react Lf sure. Their perforniakjj night erased any doubt and showed pleasure at the wag, team came from behind to pu lock on the lead. Bruce Guy was the high for the local boys with 18 Bill Hendley who scored 9 was also praised for ball, time after time to wilderment of the also did an outstanding bounds, takinfi five game, Credit was given illy Bell for his adepiness at wring nnknnnflo fll fxnrl in cuhcti -nvv o its em ply LU E' 1 l !-- ' 1.0 'mx . A rinse , ' X.. HEL! ' ' 'lh . i I ' 'ii' 2 X 2 1 ti i i 'A ' i its i I F I L .tl i 9' . If , 1 T75 i 1 N i i, . 4 ' 1' F iff 1 i'5 ' N 1 f I ' i ,ri ,' ggi .Y r OSL ! 1 t I 1. 52- 115' I 1 ut. jlxj 1 ' i 'li ce i' 1 f 'Q '0i.. G2 AT xx EX 'bill fi I I K i u X pe 1 A Opj , 1 . rst 'iJ' 1. ,,.. f 1 ., wif -,w hh 1-i ieioiirids to Ccacli 'Wi iffili V-' VNC 31-9 1 J ik, Fggiiflfi iillqlii 5 an i. i-1 i' gi of what mg 1 nz: Dr ,L A , 1 , is team xx i'l gi' Tiff i - s-11 ,- Q X A . TK 1 2:1 s li ' 1 Low night. Q-:Qi . 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Birds of a feather flock to- gether. 11. It's good to keep a little nest-egg. 12. They must have left Glee Club early. 13. Greenies. 14. Have I seen you some place before? 15. Rat day. -u -H ,....L QTFINA ' 'U x mg.,-vi.-A ., , - W Q 1 nr- ? K 'F ua' , in MN 'Mc 'A 5g,FQ'l f' 'ff Ai' 7 wg... 33 -5-xixa SL, fx , rr W b Q-1 'x l., Q -vw- fi 5? I' L T ff.. vtwl f is A Su' 4 . 'iff-3 fi- . 5. J I I I W -' T 5 'S ' ' '41 E 1. ? S ip li 1 -I 5 if . E' 8' Q aw' If .L ,v. 4. . . .-, - sr .' 1- 'N- e V 4, Q . . 4,41 I .jilj Q. I f-'I -Q-hz-,ini -fc. :L -5 ,. .V . x 'ifyggpg-, J, . -s .. . . . -. r . ,. .Q gh. N' Q., .x .n?1.A-- -4'..- ' ,4'5l.- -.-5 ,ran-GEF' YI,-I ..r+.. ---.' .f,,. W. t rig, x , 'gf5'.E'3' lj 3 .' - -4-.' .,,-. ' Q' I ' it N ' U V, i . . ,fidw 5 92' A , 1.- , i rf , l Pa J R Q7 1 . l X . H E ,b X M R -3 in ! ' ' I if . V 3 1 ' QNQFQ .mfg f g sf r m i L 1 1 1 X x 4 v 1 4 75 I if gl! .lx 1 2. 1 V , .1 CUR UPPCRTER 1 l , , X . 'E 45 vi ,ig my , J 2 if fe: , E Q wi 35 . 1 . 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THE BARGAIN STORE 'Wffyr QM f A 38 South Mai Street V fir L0-f-fzcege f'LUZ L'cU' Iuka f 'AIZILSI-th! 1QiI Fine Values In School Wear ' J Co 'P'f 'e 'S of THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Member Of The Federal W gg: Deposit Insurance Corporation COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Marion North Carolina LAUGHRI DGE FURNITURE CO. J. L. Laughridge, Manager Furniture-- Ranges Household Goods Hardware Marion North Carolina Compliments of WEST COURT FOOD CENTER THE McDOWELL NEWS Published Every Monday And Thursday McDowell County's Leading Newspaper John W. Setzer, Publisher Marion North Carolina GI BBS SUPER MARKET Marion's Finest Food Store 317 East Court Dial 2166 CLARENCE RABB Representative For THE FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANY Auto-Fire -Life-Casualty Dial 8431 Compliments of McDOWELL INS. 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