Randleman High School - Rendezvous Yearbook (Randleman, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 58 of the 1944 volume:

THE 1944 HE UFZVUUS VULUME H PubH5hEdhy The Senior Class uf HANULEMANQHHHISEHUUL HANDLEMAN,N.D , ,ff A 4 M X f . ff 'xii' f f ' WQ ,, f V fn ,f FUHEWUHU THE PURPOSE OF THE RENDEzvoUs is to preserve the friendships and memories of happy high school days. If, between the covers of this volume, we have succeeded in capturing a small part of these golden days, then we have achieved our purpose. We wish to express deep appreciation to the teachers, students, friends, and all who have cooperated in making this yearbook a success. e luflsaanilnilvuusl -- DEDIIIATIUN WE, THE SENIOR CLAss, dedicate this volume of the RENDEZVOUS to the boys of our school and commu- nity who are now in the Armed Forces of the United States. For the sacrifices they are making to preserve our freedom and happiness, we express our deep ap- preciation. May we, wherever our service may lie, be as faithful and loyal as they. A-if A'g 7 'il J-e fr-Irur 1944 nimntzvuus I as ,- Three -t-' - -7 ' -li. .. ' I, w 'E I WEBSTER 5 , . gr if .. 5119, vw . LOFLIN 1 A ,- N tk SX . FRAIIER 9- PULP -'QR SHAW 'HS - if 'L ' ,Wx it Ab am.: f GARNER 51 L? HARRISON DANIELS .HANCOCK THE 1944 PIE UEZVUU5 STAFF LOUISE WEBSTER Editor-irz-Chief NANCY F ULP Mdlldgillg Editor MARIE GARN ER Affofiate Editor WAYNE LOFLIN C irrzzlafiofz Manager WILLADENE SHAW Ad zferfifirzg Manager LOIS HARRISON Ar! Editor LUCY FRAZIER Feature Editor CHARLES DANIELS Sporlf Edilor MARGARET HANCOCK Sporty Editor Q U- THE 19411 RENIIHVHIIS If ,f f,-, 11- --f f ' J 75 A lr , THE SCHUUL J-I Inf 1944 nlmnuvnus I HIGH SEHUUL FACULTY MYRTLE COX Pleasant Garden, N. C. Guilford College Degree, A.B, MRS. C. E. JOHNSON Ramseur, N. C. Greemboro College Degree, A.B. J. H. LINEBERRY Randle-man, N. C. Dazfidfon College Degree, B.S. T. M. NEECE Pleasant Garden, N. C. Guilford College EUNICE SINK Lexington, N. C. Woman'J College Degree, B.S. r we f, , fy 4 ,ggfml H! , ' C GWR no htagyiw '..l.1' j ,X -ewsWi'i, , g-1 E W 'af :E . . , I I ,g,f ... f u V '- Mme.. , . -1-.6 55' .,. . ,Q l ,, 2 -mai , f, 'V l of QW X f , . 5 'B . -5. ez, - V A T 43. ' V V , ,L - f MRS. W. J. DENHAM Sophia, N. C. Guilford College Degree, A.B. HAZEL JOHNSTON Clarkton, N. C. Meredith College Degree, B.S. MRS. EUNICE MORGAN Farmer, N. C. E. C. T. C. Degree, A.B. DAVID REYNOLDS Randleman, N. C. N. C. Staley Utah Stale Degree, B.S. R. C. WHITE Randleman, N. C. Davidfon College Degree, A.B. --T TJQQ. A ' Inf 1944 nrmnrzvuusl Cl, J' +- Six CLASS 0171944 Prefident . Vice-Prefident Sefretary . Treafzfrer . ? CLASS OFFICERS CLASS COLORS Blurb and Gold CLASS MOTTO Conquering Ezfer . . WAYNE LOELIN . LUCY FRAZIER . MARIE GARNER . RICHARD ALLRED MASCOTS ANITA FREEZE BUTCH COLTRANE -17 Y L IHE 1944 IIENIIHVIIIIS 'CIA 'Lg - , , -'L , 'il I' Seven CARLETTA ALLRED Worthville, N. C. Library Club, 3. 4: Softball. 3. 4. The joy of her life is helping teachers. RICHARD ALLRED Ranrlleman. N. C. Athletic Club. 1, 2, 3. 4: Glee Club. 2, 4: Class Treasurer, 3. 4: Testator, 4. The only way to have a frieml is to be one. BELLE BRYANT Randleman, N. C. Glee Club, 1. 4: 4-H Club, 1, 2. 4: Physical Education Club, 1. 2: Home Econoniics Club. -tl Spanish Club. 3. To argue is the delight of my life. LESTER CROTTS Randleman. N. C. Glee Club, 2. 4: F. F. A. Club. 1, 2: Bus Driver, 4. All I ask is the heaven above and the road below me. CHARLES DANIELS liamllelnan, N. C. Annual Staff. 4: Athletic Club. CLASS UP 1944 y W LOUISE ALLRED Rancllelnan. N. C. Glee Club, 4. A'Long may you live, long may you larry, eourt whom you please, but :mind whom you marry. MADELYNE ANDERSON Randleinan, N. C. Glee Club. 4: Home Economics Club, 4. SiIem'e is golden. JAMES BRYANT Ranrlleman, N. C. F. F. A. Club. 2, 3, 4: Athletic Club. 3, 4. t'Trouble runs off his back like 'wafer 017' a duck. WILLIAM fBILLJ CROTTS Worthville. N. C. Cheerleader, 2: Football, 4: Baseball, 4. George Tflfasliivzgiozz. has died, Caesar has died, all great men are flying, and I d07I'f feel so well myself. BINEORD FARLOW Sophia. N. C. Athletic Club, 3. 43 F. F. A., 2, 1, 2, .I. 4. 4- I Carr!! 'Iliff hooks home for MTU be albggzgzgfu to serve 6'.B6'l'C1SC.U L - A-1-A --A AU- na 1944 nimnuvous I 1-A -4- A: -A - Elglbl DENNIS FARLOW Sophia, N. C. Glee Club, 1, 4: F. F. A., 1, 2. Truth, Honor, Friendship .' These are the things that stand. FREDDIE FARLOW Sophia, N. C. F. F. A., 2, 4: Athletic Club, 4. To think is but an idle waste of time. MAXIE LEE FLEMING Sophia, N. C. 4-H Club, 3, 4g Library Club, 4. Honest work is its own re- ward. NANCY FULP Sophia, N. C. Beta Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4: Class Secretary, 2: Annual Staff, 43 Rambler Staff, 3. 4: Softball. 4: Marshal, 3. UI will be like that tree, I will die at the top. NANCY GRAVES Randleman, N. C. Glee Club, 1, 23 Prophet, 4. A laugh. is worth a thousand groans. CLASS UF 1944 , .KM f l E EVA MAE FARLOW Sophia, N. C. Glee Club, 4. A loyal friend in ull kinds of 'uveutherf' NORMAN FARLOW Sophia, N. C. F. F. A., 2, 4: Athletic Club, 2, 3, 4: Bus Driver. The 'world knows nothing of 1ts greatest men. LUCY CLYDE FRAZIER Randlelnan, N. C. Glee Club, 1, 2. 3, 4, Vice-Presi- dent, 4: Annual Staff, 4. Blue eyes have been the down- fall of more than one mon. MARIE GARNER Iianclleman, N. C. Glee Club, 2: Basketball, 3, 43 Marshal, 3: Class Secretary, 4, Annual Statf, -L: Softball, 3, 4. Prev-ions things eonnf in small pu1'lmges. LUCILLE HALL Sophia, N. C. Glee Club. 4. Quiet in appemwnee with moiifves fn'nlcno'wn. -J-A f U- -J-IlHll944IllllIIlllVlllISI U- --fe- fa Nine MARGARET HANCOCK Randlelnan, N. C. Glee Club, 2: Basketball. 3, 4: 4-H Club, 3, 4: Annual Staff, 4. Splitting the air with noise. Lois HARRISON Sophia, N. C. Annual Staff, 4: 4-H Club. 3, Vice-President. 41 Athletic Club, 3. 4. Bureau of information. Ask nm and l'll tell yon, rlun't ask me and I'lI tzfll yon. EDNA HUDSON Worthville, N. C. Home Economics Club, 4. Some think the 'lli0I'Id is full of fun and froliv, and so do I. WAYNE LOFLIN Sophia, N. C. F. F. A. Club, 1, 2: Beta Club. 3, -lg Marshal, 3: Glee Club, 4: Class President, 4. Sir, I'd 'rather lm right than tw President. PEGGY MOSER Randlelnan, N. C. Glee Club, 1, 2: 4-H Club, 3, 4. Her heart is like the moon, ever changinfl. hut therv's al- ways a man in it. CLASS UF H144 -gp-A 'F 1 MYRA JEAN HARDIN Randlelnan. N. C. Glee Club. 1. 2. 3, 1: Library Club. 42 4-H Club, 3. 4.' 'fYun'Il lllAll'l11lS find her trim and just, a gurl ll',l0ll1 all will lore unrl trust. ELVEE HEDGEGOGK Randlelnan, N. C. Library Club. 4: Basketball, 1: L-H Club. 3. 4: Home Economics Club. 4. She Lis sure to az'z'on1pIish any- thing she' attempts to do. BLANCHE JULIAN Randlelnan. N. C. Glee Club. 2: Giftorian. 4. When '14-ark anrl play collide, seize play and put zrork aside. CHARLES MCCASKILL Randleinan, N. C. F. E. A. Club. 1. 2: Athletic Club, 3. 4: Glee Club, 2. 4: Beta Club, 3, 4. A f1PllfI!'lllfI7l who loves to talk and will say more in a 'minute than he 'will stand up to in a month. TOMMY MCKENZIE Randleman. N. C. F. F. A. Club. Worry littlv, study less, is my idea of happiness. U-lHll944IllNlllll!llUSl- Af- U- Af- 672 CALVIN OWENS Worthville, N. C. Be.1'o11te11t with your lot, one vmft be first in e've1'ything. WORTH RICHARDSON Sophia, N. C. F. F. A. Club, 1. 2: Bus Driver, 3, 4, A talker not a thinker. WILLADENE SHAW Randlemau, N. C. Glee Club, 1. 4, Secretary-Treas urer, 23 4-H Club President, 4: Library Club. 4: Cheerleader, 4: Annual Staff, 4: Basketball, 2. I donft want to set the world on fire, but I sure do like to spark. FRANCES STANTON Randleman, N. C. Library Club, 43 Glee Club, 2. 3, 43 Basketball. lg 4-H Club, 3, 4. HI chatter, chatter as I go and I go U11 forever. LEONARD SURRATT Randleman, N. C. Band, 1: Athletic Club. 1, 2, 3, 4: Glee Club, 4. I have a heart with room for ' every joy. CLASS UF 1944 Q. Z, f fx.. ' jW..k,.v if Minas' .Q , A dw .M .A,. is MARIE PRESNELL Rillllllifllltlll, N. C. First Airl Club. 1: Home l+1c0IIOIIIics Club, 4. lV1'I'er trouble lruuble till fruuble troubles you. MAX ROLLINS Worthville, N. C. Athletic Club, 3, 4: Beta Club. 3, 4: Class Histurizxn. 4. Although he is no surgeon, he does ri great deal of rutting Hp. BRUCE SPENCER Sophia, N. C. Bus Driver. 4. I believe ln. uvork, but l'm 'not in juror of af. JEAN STOUT Ralmllellmll, N. C. Class President, 1. 2. 3: Rum- bler Staff, 4: Presiclent Beta Club, 43 Baud, 1, Marshal, 3: Glee Club, 1, 2, 3, President, 4: Accoinpailist, 2, 3, I: Class Poet, -I-. If I mnimt do grerif things, 1 run. rin small things in ri great infill. GEORGE TOOMES Rillllllellltlll, N. C. F. F. A.. 1, 2: Athletic Club, 3, 4. He 'wus not merelfy a chip Off the Old block, but he 'was the old block h1'1nself. -4- -4- lHll944lllNIlllV0lISl- -4- --J ff. - fs Eleven LOUISE WEBSTER Rilllillelllilll, N. C. Glee Club. 1. 2. 3, Treasurer. 4: Beta Club. 3, -L: Rambler Staff. Ci. 4: Presialent English Club. 3: Banquet Clnzxirman. 3: Class Secretary. 33 Editor of Annual. 4. Ulf she says she zrill, she will. IMOGENE Yow Rumllenlan, N. C. Queen. 4. Neah1ess is The rrnzrning grave of '7l'0IIlflllllU1lll.H CLASS UF 1944 Tv EL SS PDE The time hm' mine Io my farewell- No more to .xlnrt uf ihe ,round of lhe hell: Une naw muff puff from friendv 10 deur U e ledrned I0 lore while we were here. N0 more .vhull we unmng you xmnd, Or feel Ihe flwrp of your friendly hand: The h.zll,r will not efho our lwughler and rule: Our l'lL1.f.f7'00IlI will he ernply when in you wulh. To Ielzcherr who h.11'e duly inlpired Anzhiiion and ,l'IlfL'E,f.l' 10 he dexired. A word of lhunhl' we'd fry zo ,myx Y0u'1fe guided and helped ul'-day after duy. Your Ieufhingx we .xhull newer forgel: Righi Ihoughif und exurzzpley hefore Ill' you lei, 0'er dark, rugged zmiyl we'll ,strife Io win, For Conquering Ever 1l'E'l'6 lzlzmzyx been! In fulure dliyv, wherever we he, U hen Ihe zzwy iv dark und no Ziglar mn we lee, Burk fo .rrlazml our thoughlx will furn- For your mrefree and juyuux zmy we YTLKIVII. Clr1.r,fn1wIe,s', when info lhe fulure we xlride, To ,lmrentr und ,vrhool le! Ill' bring pride: And when 411 lm! we'zfe 7'5clL'l76Ll our gmzlx There'll he no regrel, hut ,belive in our mull. Farewell. dear high .rrhnolf-Long nziiy you he A lelzding inflilulion Ihut olherr mn ree, For right .shull prezuzil o'er .ill Ihe world, And lhe hunner of freedunz will he unfur-led! JEAN STQUT. SARAH WISE Rlllllllfflllilll. N. C. Beta Club, 3, 4: Malrsllzll, 3 Burn 'with file griff of luuyhfel -1- --Y e -1- U- THE 1944 llEIlIIllllHlllS I EU-E 'J' AT' ' ,I Twelve lHSTUHYfHiTHE ONE EARLY SEPTEMBER MORN, back in 1933, the patter of little feet could be heard rush- ing toward the schoolhouse-yes, we were really going to school. Miss Maude Fox and Miss Workman were the first teachers to start us on our edu- cational journey. Perhaps the most vivid recollection of that year was our first chapel program, The Toy Shop. In the second year we thought we were perfect little angels, but whether Miss Mary Swaim and Miss May Parsons did or not, we never knew. Despite the fact that we had to stand in the corner for mischievous pranks, we were taught how to work arith- metic and to get our assignments when told -and Miss Parrish, our third grade teacher, saw that we did. The fourth year rolled around and our studies naturally became more complicated, but under the direction and teaching of Miss Herring and Miss johnson, we pulled through and were promoted to the fifth. Near the end of our fifth year, when we had just begun to sit back and take it easy, up popped our first real examinations. We gathered up all our books and actually carried them home. We were proud when Jean Marie Stout won first place in the local spelling contest. Our teachers, Mrs. Millikan and Mrs. Hammond, who either felt sorry for us or were getting tired, let us go on to the sixth grade. In the sixth and seventh years we began to study more because we were eager to find out what high school was like, also we knew we must prepare for State examinations. Mrs. Scott and Miss Walker were our teach- ers for the sixth, Miss Ellen Barker and Mrs. Era Zimmerman for the seventh. When we started out for the first morn- ing, we were really nervous. Somehow it all seemed so different from the other years. We were told to go to the auditorium where we would find out where to go, what for, and when. That first year of high school was one of our biggest thrills. There were 109 in the eighth grade, so it was somewhat CLASS UFlH44 crowded. Our teachers were Mr. Sawyer, Mr. Roberts, and Mr. Parks. We were not old enough to quit that year so we went on to the ninth grade. Miss Yount was our teacher for the ninth, and we liked her very much. Some of the boys went out for basketball and made the team with natural skill. A few of the lucky girls were waitresses at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Our Junior year in high school has many pleasant memories. We could hardly wait until we received our class rings. When we got them we found out that they were worth waiting for. Our next problem was raising money for the Iunior-Senior Banquet, but we solved it by selling magazines, fiavoring, and hand lotion. In this problem, Mrs. Bow- man, our teacher, proved to be a great help. Our class officers were: Iean Stout, Presi- dent: Wayne Lofiin, Vice-Presidentg Louise Webster, Secretary, and Richard Allred, Treasurer. Our principal. Mr. H. H. Hamil- ton, left us at the end of our tenth year and Mr. R. C. White, of Ramseur, took his place. The Senior year, the one which we had been working so hard to reach, proved to be even tougher. The three main difhculties of the Senior Class were money, money, money. We must have money for our annual, put in an order for caps and gowns. have our pictures made. order invitations and diplomas, plan our programs-and every- thing had to be done at once. Miss Cox. our teacher, was very helpful and understanding because she had been through all this be- fore. Banquet time came around again. We were entertained now, and the Iuniors gave us a very enioyable evening. By this time we began to think of all the things we were going to miss when we graduated. This year completed the history of the Class of 1944, but the memories will continue to remind us of the fun and happenings in the school of Randleman. MAX ROLLINS, Clair Hiylorifzzz. , , - --- --liniiaiinimnizvuusl--g Tlyirzeefz SE IUH SUPEHLATIVE5 99 BEST SPORTS BEST DHESSED 9655-f 9 Os 0 MOST VERSATILE f STUDIO MOST CAR ELESS C! 1 F i A I 'W ' . ATHLETX A CUTEST Ss rom? Best Sports Best Dressed Biggest Pest :NIARIE GARNI-ZR PEGGY Mosul FREDDIE FARLOHV Mui RoI,I.INs BILL Cnorrs Must Versatile Must Sfudious Most Careless NANCY FULI' L0I'IsI5 VVEBSTER FRANCES STANTON XVAYNE LOFLIN WHIYNI5 LOFLIN TOMMY 'NICKENZIE Most A fhletic Cufvsf Class Tomboy NIARIE GARNER BLANCI-II: Jl'l.IAN BIARGARET HANCOCK f'H,mLIf:s D,xNII1:I.s MAX ROLLINS -M -1-1 U- IHlI9114RlNIlElV0lISIf -M J Fourteen 061, SE IDRS PERLATIVES DARING' MOST BASH FUL- 5'-1 J' if gil 1,45 .L U1 C0 CP 2 ,L rf W NEATEST S N0 QUIETEST 7' LQOVS Most Daring BIARGARET HANCOCK GEORGE TooMEs Neafesf IDKOGENE Yow NORMAN FARLOW GEORGE Toonu-:s Most Bushful SARAH VVISE XVAYNE LOFLIN Best Looking LUCY FRAZIER MAX ROLLINS SNAPSHUTS AIARIH PRl'ISNl:ll.I. EDNA Hunsox CARLl:1'I'TA ALLRED Class Baby BLANCHE JULIAN Quirffesf LUCILL1-1 HALL RICHARD ALLRED AUBREY HANL'0CK 'gl --L -brurlsaanrmnuvuusl fr- -A Fifzeen CLASS PHUPHEEY TEN YEARS HAVE GONE BY since I attended Randle- man High as a Senior in 1944. Today, May 23, 1954, is significant in the history of my Alma Mater, since it is home-coming day set aside for the dedication of the modern, beautiful school building. Coming by plane from Washington, I landed at the new airport in Randleman and came by taxi to my dear old Alma Mater, which I hardly recognized. Since I was early I found none of my classmates had arrived, so I began inspection of the remodeled building. Walking into the large modern library, one of the Hnest in the state, I found a copy of the 1944 RENDEZVOUS which I greeted as an old friend. Looking through its pages I saw first a classmate who is famous, Louise Webster, an opera singer at the Metropolitan. Leonard Surratt is a minister at a local church. Next I saw Richard Allred, the Treasurer of the United States, replacing Mr. Morgenthau who has retired. jean Stout is Secretary to Wayne Loflin, the Mayor of Sophia, However, she plans to ac- cept the offer to go to New York as accompanist for a popular program at the Columbia Broad- casting Studio. Blanche julian plans to take Jeans place as Secretary, but she can't take jeans place in Wayne's heart. Lester Crotts and Worth Rich- ardson are driving transfer trucks. Lucille Hall is married and living at High Point. A letter from her said that Edna Hudson, Tommy McKenzie, Marie Presnell, and Norman Farlow are owners of the largest iron and steel plant in New jersey, running on twenty-hour shifts. They iron all day and stealaway for a good time after work. Carl- etta Allred and Maxie Lee Fleming have a shoe store in Greensboro. When I saw Nancy Fulp the other day she told me she had her own hospital. Myra jean Hardin is one of the nurses. Nancy said they usually helped the patients, but when Freddie was released from the hospital he was just as nutty as he was when he entered. Maybe he's an exception. Re- cently while I was listening to a radio program I was delighted to hear that the star was Marie Garner, the class hillbilly singer, who now has an hour program. Binford Farlow, the owner of a large farm in Sophia, has solved a great prob- lem for the housewives by raising potatoes that do not need peeling. Madelyne Anderson is pro- prietor of ther- largest dime store in Randleman. Dennis Farlow operates the Sophia Dairy. George Toomes, a doctor, lives in'Florida. Belle Bryant, a great lover of flowers has produced a thornless American Beauty rambler rose. Charles Daniels is manager of that famous baseball team, the Naomi Riverrats. Bruce Spencer and Max Rollins are the star players. ' I see in the papers that Peggy Moser is a famous Powers Model. Louise Allred is an interior decorator. Willadene Shaw is advertising manager for The Randleman Times. Frances Stanton is a Home Economics teacher for the Oak Ridge Mili- tary Academy. She has all the cadets cooking and sewing. Bill Crotts and James Bryant liked the Navy so well that they have decided to stay. Elvee Hedgecock has become famous for her many books, the most popular of which is, It Pays To Be Ignorantf' On a program the other day I heard Calvin Owens, the class Romeo, the Clark Gable of 1954. Eva Mae Farlow is planning to live at Franklin- ville. Her fiance has a sawmill, so perhaps she will help him. Lucy Frazier and Lois Harrison are pilot and co-pilot of a passenger plane, Margaret Hancock is the stewardess. Charles McCaskill, the class brag, is too busy with surgery to brag anymore. Imogene Yow is famous for her wonderful in- vention, a hair curler for rainy days. A news flash iust revealed that Sara Wise, who entered the Gigglers' Contest, won the title Miss Giggle- box of 1954.', As I close the book, I glance up and see that some of my classmates have arrived and are be- ginning their inspection of the building, so with reverence I put the annual of '44 back in its place to be scanned by many students of R. H. S. for many years to come, and go to join my classmates. NANCY GRAVES. A4 Six! een -.- -M -aiuiialanimnizvuusl-A -- - ALL TOGETHER IUP1 EL S5 SU Senior Claim, the time haf mme lo parl, Therek iz lore for you deep iii oin' heart. IVIEIIIOUEJ of feezehery dem' Wfill im! die, fhroiigh many 4 year: Une .shall .strive fo hriiig yon joy and pride, Alma Mater, faith and lozfe abide For the .fehool we iozfe fo zeeil, Dear old Rczizdlemaiz High. Tomorrow is om' dayq we go L1 .fe,f1imzle zeizy To ffrizfe for Jm'z'e,f.r iii whiz! 11'e like hell, Biz! we will fhiizh of yon, and W'e Jhall .vlriz'e fo hriiig you joy and pride, Alma Maier, faith and love ahide For lhe .rrhool we lozfe Jo zeell, Dem' old Raizdleimzzz High. -J-ltnflsaanfwnflvouslvfi- J' -V Y il Sezfeizieen LI-IST WILL AND TESTAIVIE T WE, THE MEMBERS of the Senior Class of 1944, realizing that our days are about to end at Randleman High School, and in order that our most cherished possessions may be left to the rightful heirs, do hereby make, decree and publish this-our last will and testament. , ARTICLE I To the juniors we leave the honors and privileges of being Seniors, as well as other facilities, such as: Our attractive and comfortable homeroom. The job of being a good example for the lower classmen. Our seats in assembly. ARTICLE II To the Sophomores and Freshmen we leave the hope for as many happy days as we have had. ARTICLE III To our Principal, Mr. White, we leave our sincere gratitude for the good work he has done in Randleman High School in such a short time. To our teachers we leave our appreciation for their everlasting services to us and others during our school career. ARTICLE IV Personal items as follows: I, Imogene Yow, leave my quiet ways and good manners to Sarah Brown. I, Margaret Hancock, leave my witty say- ings to Faye Culler. We, Binford Farlow and George Toomes, leave our stature to Buck Toomes. We, Louise Webster, Jean Stout, and Wayne LofIin, leave our high scholastic marks to Martha E. Glenn, Rachel Davis, and Harold Cashatt, if they can earn them. I, Blanche julian, leave my giggling habit to Hazel Surratt. I, Myra Jean Hardin, leave my cafeteria job to any ambitious girl. I, Willadene Shaw, leave my neatness to Rachel Talley. I, Freddie Farlow, leave my ability to an- noy teachers to Bernard Hardin. I, Eva Mae Farlow, leave my shyness to Eliza Daniels. nl, james Bryant, leave my ability to tease girls to Robert Bischer. I, Nancy Fulp, leave my journalistic abil- ities to Anne Beck. I, Louise Allred, leave my love for Ashe- boro boys to Kathleen Lovette. I, Nancy Graves, leave all my hair styles to Doris Wood. I, Peggy Moser, leave my olive complex- ion to Opal Bowman. I, Charles McCaskill, leave my excuses for being late to classes to Grady Hanner. We, Willadene Shaw and Bill Crotts, leave our school day courtship to Evelyn Boozer and Raymond Every. I, Charles Daniels, leave my athletic skill to Charles Fulp, I, Marie Garner, leave my dimples to Pearl Moon. In the presence of proper witnesses, we hereby seal the above testimony on this the 23rd day of May, Nineteen hundred and forty-four. Signed: RICHARD ALLRED, Teftalor. --- ---I IHI 1944 ntmnrzvuus I- -- Ezghzeezz CLASS UPlEl115 CLASS OFFICERS Pfefzdezzt . . CHARLES FULP V1rePreJide1zt . . DORIS WOOD Sewelary . Tfefzmrer . Anne Beck Jewel Beeson Robert Biseher Audrey Blake Evelyn Boozer Sara Lou Brown 0. N. Bowers Opal Bowman l-larold Cashatt Faye Virginia Culler Eliza Belle Daniels Evelyn Davis Sarah Durham Raymond Every Katherine Fields CLASS ROLL Charles Fulp Martha Ellen Glenn Grady Hanner Sylvester llanner Bernard Hardin Adelaide Jennings Blanche Jordan Dolly Kirklnan llelen Lanier Jessie Lawrence Jean Lineberry Kathleen Lovette Viola McKenzie l'earl Moon Loretta Parker . . LORETTA PARKER NORMA JEAN TOOMIES Nancy Pickard Keith Pu,-zh Joseph Ridge Laura Robbins Hazel Surratt Rachel Talley Arnold Toomes Norma Jean Toomes Mildred Trogdon A. E. Warren Betty Webster Rachel White Doris VVood Helen Wrenn James Yow we -M mlnn 1944 nimnnvnus If -in ff, - -J N ineleen CLASS ROLL CLASS UF 1947 Prefidefzt . Vive-Pfwidelzl . Sefretary . TI'6c1,fZH'6l' . Marie Allred Helena Allred Eddie Bailey Joe Beasley Pearly Bowman Joe Brookshire Charles Brown Gene Brown Walter Crotts lflvelyn Davis Wade Davis Margaret Dorsett Clara Farlow Mildred Farlow Wilma Farlow Junior Ferguson Emily Fields .lean Fleming: Tommy Galyon CLASS OFFICERS Edwin Roy Gray Aubrey Hancock Virginia Hanes Cleo Hayes Dorsie Lee Hayes Connie Hardin Ruth Henley Mary Herring Edward Hinshaw Ruth Hinshaw Ruth Hudson Lois Hussey Nancy Jennings Richard Johnson Waldeen Kearns Peggy Kennedy Bruce Kirkman Helen Nelson Hazel Owens .lean Powell RUTH HENLEY JOE BROOKSHIRE HILDA REDDING CONNIE HARDIN Iris Lee Parrish Allene Presnell Robert Marsh Ililda, Redding Stella Redding Betty Lou Robbins Frank Routh Sherrill Shaw Ethel Shelton Hazel Spencer Edith Sutker Ann Talley Robert Taylor Doris Trogdon Mary Trogdon Raper Trogdon Mary Louise Ullllelvl ood Jesse Ward Arthur Wright iiv -, L Iv' -sllnllsaanlmurzvnusl Us ss Twenty CLASS UF 1948 Pfemiefzl . Vzre Preyidem' . Serfetmy . T1 eafzzrer Juanita Allred Mara Sue Allred Nellie Allred Peggy Anderson Peggy Ashburn Theodore Bame Mary Bates Irene Bennett Jack Brown Peggy Brown Billy Canoy Betty Causey Betsy Dean Thelma Dennis Betty Eades Georgie Edmonds Kenneth Farlow Martha Lou Fa rlow Theron Farlow Maxine Fields Margaret Fogleman Frances Frazier CLASS OFFICERS CLASS ROLL Ruth Frazier Frances Fultz Bobby Hall Jean Hall Hilda Hancock Charles Hartley Joe Hedgecock Jane Hendrix Ray Hilliard Needham Hockett Helen Hughes Herbert Hughes La. Rue Johnson Martha Johnson Jean Kennedy Ralph Lambe A. W. McElhannon Betty Jean Millikan Bill Parker Elvin Parrish Farrell Peak Louise Peeler Louise Pickard . JEAN KENNEDY . LOUISE PICKARD . JACK BROWN . PEGGY BROWN Harold Redding Vera Redding Betty Richardson Treva Robbins Gladys Routh Martha Russell Robert Russell Virginia Sartin Thelma Sawyer Clyde Small Jennie Lou Smith George Stanton Gordon Spencer Frances Threadgill Betty Jean Toomes Betty Jean Varner Robert Welborn Herbert Whitesell Frances Williamson Myra Wise Allen Wrenn George Yow U- THEISMRINIIIIVUUSI-A -1-1 me Twenty-one BET EL B MMM.. ,,,, .Q f . . OFFICERS P1-mdew . JEAN STOUT V ire-Prefidezzt . DORIS WOOD Sep,-erm-y , NANCY FULP T7'6d,l'IH'67' . WAYNF I-OFI-IN BETA MEMBERS Anne Beck Jewell Beeson Sarah Durham Raymond Every Charles Fulp Nancy Fulp Bernard Hardin Dolly Kirkinan Jean Lineberry Wayne Lotlin Charles McCaskill Helen Wrenn Nancy Pickard Laura Robbins Max Rollins Jean Stout Hazel Surratt Rachel Talley Norma Tooines A. E. XVZIITCII Louise WVebster Sarah Wise Doris Wood WJ Q iuilaaanfwnlzvnusl HJ J Twenz y-1 wo GLEE CL B Prefidezzt . Vire-Prefidezzt . Sefretary . Treafzzrez' . Louise Allred Nellie Allred Richard Allred Madeline Anderson Anne Beck Jewell Beeson Audrey Blake Peggy Brown Jack Brown Belle Bryant Betty Causey Betsy Deane Sarah Durham Betty Eades Clara Farlow Dennis Farlow Eva Mae Farlow Mildred Farlow Emily Fields OFFICERS ROLL Lucy Frazier Ruth Frazier Jackie Galyon Ruth Glenn Bobby Hall Jean Hall Lucille Hall Connie Hardin Myra Jean Hardin Worth Heath Elvee Hedgecock Ruth Henley Ruth Hinshaw Needham Hockett Lois Hussey Helen Jarrett Herbert Jolmson La Rue Johnson Waldeen Kearns Ralph Lamb . JEAN STOUT . WAYNE LOFLIN . AUDREY BLAKE . LOUISE WEBSTER Jessie Lawrence Wayne Lotlin Charles McCaskill Viola McKenzie Vera Redding Bobby Russell Sherrill Shaw VVilladene Shaw Frances Stanton Jean Marie Stout Hazel Surratt Leonard Surratt Ma ry Louise Underwood Betty VVehster Louise Webster Rachel White Herbert VVhitesell Doris Wood Helen Wrenn -I -J-liuilaonfmnrzvousl f-A --J Twent y-lb ree Prefidezzt . Vice-Prefidefzt Secrelary . T1'eaJ111'er . Reporter . Wfpzfrh Dog . F. P. A. CLUB F James Bryant 'Walter Crotts Wade Davis Binford Farlow Freddie Farlow Norman Farlow Sylvester Hanner Cleo Hayes Ed Hinshaw Needham Hockett Richard Johnson Bruce Kirklnan OFFICERS . F. A. MEMBERS Gordon Spencer Robert Marsh Tommy McKenzie Martin Overton Dan Rich Joseph Ridge Sherrill Shaw Clyde Small Bruce Spencer George Stanton Arnold Toolnes Herbert Whitesell Frank Routh BINFORD FARLOW NORMAN FARLOW BRUCE SPENCER . . CLEO HAYES FREDDIE FARLOW . JOSEPH RIDGE -E -J-IIHEIHMRENIIEIVUUSIE -4- -A J Twemy-four BUYS' BASKETBALL The Randleman basketeers ended their season February 18 by defeating Ramseur, 46 to 43, in the best game of the season. Eighteen to twenty boys went out regularly for practice under Coach D. R. Reynolds. The team was built around Seniors Binford Farlow, Charles Daniels, Richard Allred, and Leonard Surratt, with the able support of Freshmen and Sophomores. Out of a total of twenty-six games scheduled we won sixteen and lost ten. The team was seeded third in the tournament played in Asheboro, February 25 to 29. The three scores for the Randleman team were Cleo Hayes, 193 points, Charles Daniels, 188 points, and Binford Farlow, 148 points. The team scored a total of 760 points to their opponents' 686 points. Richard Allred, Joe Brookshire, Gene Brown, Charles Daniels, Binford Farlow, Charles Fulp, Ed Gray, Connie Hardin, Cleo Hayes, Bruce Kirkman, Charles McCaskill, Bill Parker, Frank Routh, Leonard Surratt, Allen Wrenn, Arthur Wright, George Yow, and A. E. Warren, Manager. --Me - Iuilsaanimnizvousll -4-8 -.fe A - Twenty-H GIRLS' BASHETB LL Randleman High School's Blue and White sextet continued its winning ways this season by ringing up fifteen victories in nineteen starts, to rank fourth in county stand- ings. Two of the losses went to Seagrove's all-Senior sextet that has gone undefeated four years in regular season competition. Gray's Chapel, another Senior organization, set back the local lassies twice by the closest score possible. The Gray's Chapel contest was settled by a charity throw after the game was over. Possibly the high spot of the 1944 season was an easy victory over Ruffin, unbeaten in the twelve previous starts. Only two Seniors are listed on this year's squad, giving an optimistic outlook of things to come. Audrey Blake, Sarah Brown, Eliza Daniels, Sarah Durham, Marie Garner, Virginia Hanes, Margaret Hancock, Mary Herring, Ruth Hudson, Blanche jordan, Helen Lanier, Jessie Lawrence, Kathleen Luvette, Pearl Moon, Louise Pickard, Nancy Pickard, Edith Sutker, Anne Talley, Rachel Talley, Mildred Trogdon, Laura Robbins, Manager. - I U-IruuaulumntlvnusleBJ- -4- T zz 'em y- fix KOWLIQ AWQQVLEJ of THE CITY OF RANDLEIVIAN JIM LINEBERRY, Mayor + ALDERMEN: ERNEST TALLEY DR C D KISTLER FITZ PRESNELL JOHN RICE -L U-Irullsaanrmnuvouslf - IIIIIVINIII WEMTH HIISIERY IVIIllS INCORPORATED MANUFACTURERS OF Ladies' and Misses' Seamless Hosiery BRANDS RANDALE COMMONWEALTH GREEN SEAL EXECUTIVE OFFICES . ....,... RANDLEMAN, N. c PLANTS ,.... . . . RANDLEMAN, N. c. and EI.LEIzI3E, N. c SALES OFFICE . . , , EMPIRE STATE BUILDING, NEW YORK, N. Y INCORPORATED 1916 E U-IIIIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIIIIIISI 7 Congrotulotions to the Seniors + from + RA IHEIVIAN Hlll FASHIO H1 HUSIHW IVllllS, Inc. + Monufooturers of Lazdzkf Fu!! Fazybzbned Hofzlezfy + RANDLEMAN, N. C. PHIINI 2651 M -J-Inu 1944 nfmnfzvuus I. o-J gmpgmglflfj O! T I-I E RANDLEMAN DRUG CO. UYOUR DRUGGIST FOR FORTY YEARS HTHE RENDEZVOUS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS NUNNALLY'S, THE CANDY OF THE SOUTH PRESCRIPTTONS A SPECIALTY PHONE 2691 RZ-XNDLEMAN, N. C. 1 1-ITHI 1944 nfmnrzvnus T T! COWLIO Ql'Lf5 of ECU UMY DH G STUHE 0 VVhiUnanB Candy-l1UHinq5wUrUfs Candy RAHX FHEHH S Yardley EUMHBHES 0 H!-XNULEMAN, N. E. PhnnnE751 I- U-I Inf 1944 nlmnrzvuus I- COMPLIMENTS OF SHAWS CUT RATE HIHNIHIRE CII. Shop at Shaufs and Save RANDLEMAN N C PHONE 3416 COMPLIMENTS OF RANDOLPH GROCERY CO. IVIIIILESALE 0NLY RANDLEMAN, N. C. + ua s M 9 rs 1914 FRANK TALLEY ERNEST TALLEY J-1 -J-llnflaaanlmnuvuusl EJ- U-E FOX THEATER ullorne of Good I'ictur0s Motion Pictures Are the Best Form of ...1.l....... .k ..... . EDUCATIONAL ENTERTAINMENT RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA laughlin Full-Fashioned Hosier Mills Incorporated . . . Manufacturers of . . . ladies Full fashioned Hosiery P h o n e 2 4 0 I RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA - N-1 -el Inf 1944 nlmnfzvous I -J Th 19 z! PECPLES BANK General Banking and Insurance Dept. 'iii' We Appreciate Your Business ...Member F.D.I.C. . .. RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA if COMPLIMENTS OF RANDLEMAN MILLS, IND J. R. RICE, General Manager P H O N E 2 4 6 I 'lr a -Jlrnflsaanfmnrlvuusl -as 1 f- Th lyj 60l7'Ll9Al'l'L8l'I,f45 O! Randolph Lingerie Division A I. SCHEIERSON 81 SONS, INC. Wishing You a Happy and Secure Future Randleman Ice 81 FueI Co Phone 2494 -4- U-lrurma nninrzvous fx- BROOKSHIRE BROTHERS BEAR WHEEL AND STEERING SERVICE Phone 2296 RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA H. Ii. IIIIIIIIHTS SIIIIIIIII STIITIIIII ESSO GAS, OIL, AND GROCERIES O Phone 2642 RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations to the Seniors FOOD STORE T FROMI IIIIIIIIIII IIIITTIIII IIIIII, IIIII. GROCERIES and FRESH MEATS ...We Deliver... Main Street - Phone 3436 M. C. BECK, Manager RAN DLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA IIWESTTOWN SHEETING WORTHVILLE NORTH CAROLINA - ml ini 1944 niinizvuus If Q I Th ty Complimenu of B ROWN'S CAF E ECONOMY DRY CLEAN ERS We Keep The Spots Phone 2661 RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA JO ANNA'S DRESS SHOPPE MISS JO ANNA VAN WERRY, Owner Cozzzplinzezzzx of RU BY'S BEAUTY SHOP Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Phone 236I Notions . . . Cosmetics 'I' Compliments of RANDLEMAN MOTORS MOORE'S DRESS SHOPPE . . . Ladies' Ready-to-Wear . MRS. L. T. HAMMOND, Manage Compliments of POLLY-ANN'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 2311 'I' RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA VICTORY CAB - Safe, Courteous Service - Phone 3191 RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA A - -U-L -J-I ini 1944 nimnizvous -L1 - - Tbirlj Complimenlf of LEWIS VARIETY STORE + RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA Complimenlf of WEAVER'S GROCERIES Phone ZI4I RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA THE CENTRAL STORE Fresh Meats and Groceries Complimerzlt of Main Street - Phone 3IOI RANDLEMAN NORTH CAROLINA T. L. HELMS, M.D. D. 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