Red Springs High School - Red Mill Yearbook (Red Springs, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1952 volume:

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I 'IS ful, IX fT 2-1-5 'Y SPXRX 1952 RED SPRINGS HIGH SCHOOL RED SPRINGS NORTH CAROLINA Q I A L , L THE RED MILL of - 7-T -L The edltors Bkltx Jam Iirmm Sk mor and Gxk Sxmpsn um jumor MM llllx opporlumty ,,. Jack Graham Jumor and Charles Lewxs fi THE RED MILL One whose patience and understanding have endeared her to the students of Red Springs High School. For her ever-present smile, in- spiration, and kind words in moments of de- spairg for her encouragement and help during long hours of hard workg for the high ideals she upholdsg and for her love and enthusiasm for young people we say, THANK YOU, MISS CORNELIA AYERS. AND WE PROUDLV DEDICATE IT ro... . v Z. ', , l Xu if ' -in 'X uf, 1 AYUU lffyo W1-,Hr XX ,. m 'Pl' f4'47' SUPEVANT ENDENT 'NAUER V1 Wlllil' ...ro Sravncg a SHOW ous APPRECIATION fm the UNEXCELLEU Hd UEVOTIQN JOH C GRAHAM DR C T JOHNS WARREN C M NElLL A L BOATW RlGHT Red Sprmgs Cxty Schools Walter R Dad e Quperxntendent RED SPRlNGS N L E BALDWlN n ratulat1ons students of the Red hxll oi 2 You have helped the est rn southeastern North Carolrna Your make th1s school one o wxl 1ng cooperatxon an enu1ne xnterest xn 1mprov1ng your educatlona or 1nst1tut1on wxll result xn better cxtrzenshxp tom r ou have wmtnessed physlcal growth of our school plant along wmth an an ixled vuth the Southern expanded and nnprove currxcu ur year Assocxatxon of Colleges an Secon r c ools has een com leted 1n three years Vie are grateiu to ou and the peo le o Red Sprlngs for thxs p o- gram for better educatxonal opportunxtres for our young eople 1 h each of you go our counsel and our prayers for a successful an 31,15 well adjusted lxie T 15 once achleved by you ues us a great s iactwn for our efforts and restores our uniaxlxng conildence ln the youth oi Red Sprxngs xp 'X . . . ON N I . dy, v . , .C. Cog ' , i b 1 ' '5 . . n la q d Q a u Q n s . 0 1 Y . . . ' d ' lum. 0 5- pl , ' ' ' ' d da y S h , b p ' . l -y p i ' ' r . . P 0 Wt d 'T ' ' ' h' ' ' . lg. . . ' cer ly your , ij 1 K Qf LESLIE BALDWIN Newest meniber of Board and Yu 'X DR. C. T. JOHNSON Chairman of Board, and physician of wide renown... My only hobby is hard work. scuooi soARv . . . to our SCHOOL BOARD for its never-ceasing contributions in building a better school and community . . . b okkeeper with Liberty Manu- facturing Cornpaixy. My ' greatest pleasure lies in watching tire school grow, JOHN GRAHAM Cafeteria and gym booster, and well-known druggist for 36 years. Better schools H Q A. L. BOATWRIGHT Vice-chairman and veteran member of Board. Retired Chevrolet dealer, now fruit glOVVC! . 'X WALTER R, DUDLEY gh , ' ' Secretary of Board and Super- fYXff.l, gi L Ax intendent of Red Springs City Q sk 'xg WARREN MC NEILL Schools. Member of Board for 8 years and has , fought for vocational curriculum to f N prepare students not going to college. Y , Local dry cleaner for 24 years. Hunts ' X XX and fishes. R NA' 7 - ' W . x LQ.. su...-.4 MISS CORNELIA AYERS l-listory, English New Deal. . .UNESCO. . .Foreign Affairs... Civil War. . . genius of Junior-Seniors. . . Dedication.. . Hollyhocks and tulips. . . f 1:-ff ? x ki 'N ' e :A . I D , Y v--7 I 8 2 MISS BESSIE COVINGTON English William Shakespeare.. .spe11ing. . .English notebooks.. . research papers. . .famous senior plays.. . PINK MAGIC . . .red shoes. . .music albums. . .life -long friend of every alumnus... JOE M. DANIEL Science, Chemistry, Physics, Biology Forest fires. . .tree lover. . .tractors. .. aurora borealis. . .anticyc1one. ..classica1 music. . .dramatics. . .German language. .. molecules. . .wizard farmer... MISS BLANCHE FISHER Mathematics, French bonjour. . . Etudiez bien Qstudy wellj. .. idioms. . .conjugations. . .theorems. . . circles. . . fractions.. .meters.. .a talisman rose.. .a friend indeed. . . 1 Sl l 6 l 325. aa . If-s TO THOSE WHO NE MRS. MAY B. COPE Librarian, Director Audio-Visual Education RED MILL! I . . .overdue books. . .library fees. . . Jack-of-all-trades. . .faculty sc-ng bird. . , project covers. . . honorary Future Home maker. . . TOM . . . good-natured..,p1eagant, , , ,--3' 9 1-UT' get is-X MRS. MARY W. CURRIE Mathematics, Health Equations. . . logarithms. . . shoes fit. . . chocolate fudge.. .sweet. . . Dave . .. personality... gay frocks. . . 9' ff ' I for every out- like ,- -mil 'P d X , I 1 ENDEAVOR TO TEACH US... WILLIAM H. FORT Typing, Shorthand, Bookkeeping Packard. . .Red Springs Supply Co. . .ASTC- bound. . .Betty Carol. . . night classes. . . debits and credits... no erasures. . . handsome . . . -s 9- n ay ,I 4 . td r-097' N MRS. LYDIA MCDONALD Dietitian Buick. . . Florida. . . banquets! . . .spaghetti and meat balls. . .steak and potatoes. . . fried chicken. . .hot rolls. . . pineapple up- side-down cake. . .favorite of all at I2:5O!. . . i f ' 'YW' 4 . , fs X 5 ' , , iQ f , ' . fl 'i t . I l, g WILLIAM A M A D N . CLEOD MRS MAUD K. STANTON Agriculture, Shop, F.F.A. Home Ecominics, F.H.A. of Y Moore's float. . . senior play scenery. . .Nina fashion 5h0W5- - -PT0l9ClS- - - garden- ' - Ly Margaret 8a Billy. . .beef cattle. . . chuck Plymouth. . . new department. . . E roast. . .fertilizer and seeds. . .just one of the Corsages. . . good posture.. . B6H . . . boys in the shop. practice teachers. . . aprons. . .beautiful N 5 Q N 1 r A ...L 1 sewing and wonderful cooking.. . ...un-5 ,s BUT is L C K M f MRS. MILDRED C. TOL,-XR School secretary Raeford bank. . .lunch tickets. . . tardy slips.. .written permission. . . ledgers. .. mimeograph. . . bus reports.. .a gay hello . . .warm smile... ROBERT L. VAN HOY Biology, Health, Coach single wing... double play. . . trophies. .. champ teams. . .locker rooms. . .new uniforms. . .gym. . . Carolyn . . .chief dread of all county teams. . .P. Y.V. hi there. . . AND T0 THE COVINGTON DEBBIE HODGES daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ge A 5-S fi L 15 X .au ,, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Katie McArthur, Secretaryg Sally McArthur, Vice Presidemg Charles Lewis, Presidentg Stacy Forbis, Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS MASCOTS ,. P , ft Q- Most Popular PEGGY COX CHARLES BURNS Best-Looking ALEX MCMILLAN MYRTIS JOHNSON P 4- INCOMPARABLE Most Versatile BOBBY HARDESTY JANET KENNEDY .X 7 M SENIOR SUPERLA TIVES 1 1 Y! 9 'B I n , I X! -2 Most Athletic SALLY MCARTHUR BILLY COLEY Most Dependable CHARLES LEVVIS KATIE MCARTHUR 1.0 vm -1' -v P 0 XX, X x X 'RS' Q:-QQT, 4 'wx GURNEY E. BRACEY, IR. From the crown of his head to the sole of his foot, E he is all mirth. Pembroke, school buses, French, jolly, Mariano , State. PEGGY JEAN BROOME I'll tell the world. lunch tickets, Si senorita , C L Burrough's Cut-Rate, quick temper. A-iq 005 , N in 3' BETTY IANE BROWN Climb high, climb far, your goal the sky, your aim 5 the star. Editor-in-chief, Appalachian, bookie , A shutter bug, F.H.A. State degree, pep, Mercury. CHARLES ROSCOE BURNS . I'll not budge an inch. F.F.A. , football, bus driver, Q ' L X tight scrapes, square dances. 1 X, JAMES LAMAR CLARK There's a time for all things. electrician, class sleeper, South Carolina. Q T WILLIAM LEE COLEY, IR. Q Some are born great, some achieve greatness. K , Q captain football, quick wit, trophies, l'm not going L' O to be weak enough to believe that. q N' ' U ,lf fr PEGGY JC 'ZE COXE Love all, trust few. popular, Queen for a Day , long legs, WAF, 'nd airborn. CECIL STROT. I DUNN Splitting the air with noise. jokes, baseball, always g 'C ' V, . iq . fn' Ta, A late for class, speed demon, paint club, F.F.A. ik. V' 1 2 is OR CONNIE KENNETH EDWARDS, IR. Men should be what they seem. polar bear club, typing, bookkeeping pet, Colonial Stores, hot-rods. GILMER STACY FORBIS I-ie that hath a beard is more than a youth, and he that hath no beard is less than a man. Bon's, Mildred, square dances, class treasurer. WILLIAM ROBERT HARDESTY I do not set my life at a pin's fee. versatile, bus driver, basketball, P.Y.F., literary, Bible club president. CATHERINE PHEREBA HARRELL Shall I compare you to a summer's day? flirt, sweet, song bird, Philadelphus . 'Jin fn- x 3 l 6: T . x wg.,,3v' 'VNU ff, . 'ir so ' ' I A- Q. ff 'UN QQ -Q' V' Toi ref-' lm 'sf r .fx lf, 35 ,' ,N 5 1 fi for y' JOYCE LEE HAYES Here is a dear and true industrious friend. Pembroke, ready laugh, office, true blue. MYRTIS BOONE JOHNSON Her beauty makes this vault a feasting presence full of light. Duke, sophisticated, salutatorian, Conley , Boo-Boo, captain basketball. IANET LOUISE KENNEDY Genius is 99.996 hard work, and . IZ inspiration. valedictorian, chile , versatile, conscientious, Ohio State, F,H.A. state degree, doc . SHIRLEY ELIZABETH KENNEDY She speaks yet she says nothing. Frank, ily-fly, Lambie , office, F.H.A. president, flirt, piano, Supply. 13 CHARLES GENE LEWIS To be honest as this world goes, is to be one man picked out of ten thousand. agriculture, State, senior president, generous, Gale, football, Ox . JOYCE PELTON MIZE She is a woman, therefore to be won. sailors, office, Blondie, Beulah Mae , basketball, Earl. KATIE LOU MCARTHUR Her voice was ever soft, gentle and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Charlotte Memorial, dependable, Mrs. Prowder , senior secretary, studious. SALLY NEAL McARTHUR She that was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will and yet was never loud. Christmas Queen, Captain basketball, personality, awards, senior vice- president, athletic, Cadillac, farmerette. ,nv ., 11141 W' ,L .QXMX I ,Q- . V ,fx A ':. if 4 il' g- 1 ' 1 jim. -, I, ,,-nv , '-nr K- 4 14 if HAROLD KNOX ODUM Men of few words are the best men agriculture VIRGINIA ROSE PARNELL a ' . K OR school bus, Philadelphus Cork , bashful, farmer. Q JUN 'R - Those about her, from her shall read the perfect -, V ' ways of honour. art, bread hearse, Philadelphus, t k ' Laurinburg, Flossie Mac. 5-- ' MABEL LEE SHOOK -,-- . r , f Xi My man's as true as steel. Al, Carolina, warm smile, sweet, Hardbarger's, Chevrolet, the country HOWARD EVANS SKIPPER, IR. Laugh yourself into stitches. Robbins, jokes, State, Q.- Fords, P. Y.F. , Jose 532 x . 4 -QR' Q.-1, ls 'dL..T .uf- 5 JTE, K -QW 7 6' DIP lx - A-fu TC! ,fry L+' ui -.J N I M Y 1 I-lift, ELIZABETH HUMPHREY TOWNSEND Now join your hands, and with your hands your hearts. quiet, Aubrey, Thanksgiving Bride, homemaker. GORMAN LEE WILLIAMS They're only truly great who are truly good. basketball, girls, peroxide, Wi1lie , glamour boy l CLYDE LEON WYRICK, IR. The strength of twenty men. geometry, H olt , football, school bus, national guard. LD ET-srl? Not Pictured GARNETT TABOR BROOKS X tk 'TV fi ASA de MAXIMILLIAN B ,! avi E NIOR PLA? 'I ar-A++-Ai! if PINK MAGIC May 9, 1952 ', - . ' . ut MISS BESSIE hh? J' J Ei , gree H SENIOR PLAY CAST . ,:1.,.., U i - LOB 1-- BV CASA de MAXI M I LLIAN -':'AE, K 'III I ,II -AW IIN' I 0 ll N i ITS LONG-ANTICIPAT 1 X - 4 L A 6 1 I i ' N... M V S1 i? Q ' 'QQ Y .... SAFE NOW IN THE WIDE, WIDE WORLD. May 28, 1952 MASCOTS: Debbie Hodges, Walter R. Dudley, Jr. IST ROW, L. TO R.: Virginia Parnell, Elizabeth Townsend, Shirley Kennedy, Betty Sue McGugan, Peggy Broome, Betty Jane Brown, Janet Kennedy. 2ND ROW: Mabel Shook, Joyce Hayes, Kitty Harrell, Katie McArthur, Joyce Mize. 3RD ROW: Phares Nye, Evans Skipper, Peggy Cox, Myrtis Johnson, Sally McArthur, Bobby Hardesty, Clyde Wyrick. 4TH ROW: Bill Coley, John T. McNeill, Charles Lewis, Alex McMillan, Stacy Forbis, Cecil Dunn, Harold Odom, Garnett Brooks, Kenneth Edwards, Gurney Bracey. JANET KENNEDY MYRTIS JOHNSON Vale dictorian Salutatorran Win. 1' GRADUATION L Qedspwdnighsehd Qnwmeemd Gomwmwwwfmmua Magmentg-muh e'9hrD,m, mneteenhmdmdwy-wfo Highgdmlwddomm I , A , I . K.. I I 1 Q 41 Q ff I' . , Al ED RE r Q P rn eng, K M :?.'Li?f i' A V 'fa 1 if -ff? J . ,AQ Pat Stutts i 09 JL if K t., , q.L... 'Y RY 1 as ', 1' It ri. 'Z ga 'CT' - f ll' X ' wall: 0 I Ye. - -'LJ 4 5 'Y R4 ' , 1 'fl C YN ,- x , av 4 .. - :Qs Ch QQ .N iQ ' '- James Armstrong Billy Baker Bonnie Mae Beck Shirley Clifton Q' S Jimmy Coley Elizabeth Cox Doris Cribb Milly Culbreth Joyce Curtis Charles Faircloth Ferrell Gentry Glenn Gibson Z2 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS L. TO R. Glenn Gibson , , , ,Vice Bonnie Mae Beck , Arthur McRae, Jr. . ,L x QQ . U' Q, . nfl Ile -President Secretary Treasurer President JOLL 'za sa 'A I xffx ilk 'T il 465' ,., 4 ,.. ,. 1 2 ' , hlxg UNIORS -0-9 5 i A gh. 1? . I -r AG, g tr. R N, 1? ggi 4. 'ea ' . 'v .., 1 6 Gale Simpson Barbara Spivey Carl Stubbs, Jr, Pat Stutts Donald Townsend Patsy Tucker Betsy Watson J. H. Goude Jack Graham Virginia Hales Margie Humphrey Shirley Lemons Betty Lou Lindsay Mary Rose McNeill Gene McRacken Arthur McRae, Jr Bobby Roach Raymond Smith Billy Worrell I I. y. -17+ 33 fNot Pictured: J. W. Hough and Benny Wrightf -x Z3 cl xx 'RG' -5136 Q yr G.. 'vw-F' in rg, f-x iQ iii William Cribb Ben Davis Joan Davis i Harold Dew Billy Duncan Annie Mae Edwards Harold Dean Edwards SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS L. TO R, Margaret Humphrey .... Vice-President Jack Ammons . . . President Ann Marley .... Secretary Juanita Nurnberger, , Treasurer Z4 ,v m-. will - H Jack Ammons Marie Bounds Annette Boyette Robert Burns Jane Byrne Johnny Cates William Clark Marilyn Clifton Mabel Coley Margaret Ann Covington 15 L ERE THE GAY YOUNG ORES Jessie Blue Hardesty Evelyn Haynes Martha Howe Betty Jane Huggins Margaret Humphrey ' Sonny Lancaster 3 6 Ann Marley Mary Helen Merritt Catherine McDonald Charles T. McIntyre Margaret McManus rf: - Billy McPhaul Margaret Ann McPhaul Flora Mae McRae Sue Nance '-T-7 .',' Juanita Nurnberger A D 'L Roy O'Briant Nola Mae Owens 31. 6 Charles Paris Peggy Parrish Joyce Russell Dawn Simpson 'N-1.4-. Elmeta Tew ,Q Sammy Thomas V 1 Q ' T' 'K' Jeannette Thompson N ' Annette Townsend U a - 4? sn.,- Nora Townsend N ' Vernon Vest ' X s Qi in .ff-s 0' , ' fy A '-- QQ , , K, J zf 1 J uA h 'zu 5' , ,R W 62 'ls' lv ln ,X ' 1 . A ' Q. lg, 3' y ' T , -5- i' 'YS' w QL' W' A , 1 - W 4 'Q' 'ag kms: -R6 As Q F .X :J r. Z2'2? qkwr-1: 'Q'-7'5 ,ity 1 Clblxllfs 4, , ..-. vw-- 'fx ' J Aw- 1 - ' an 4 v. ,f- -? SL' lg. A., ...., Nl--' ,j1, Xff ,y f C J Ag L 'JS iff' WI J K '2 - QW -1: N -Lt Qi- 3 Q-Q din lil Cz f'3g: Jean Armstrong John J. Bender, Jr, Patricia Britt Faye Brock Craig Brown John Burchett Marvin Burns T. J. Burns Charles Collins Donna Jean Collins Pete Cottrell Jeanette Cox Levern Cox Lola Ann Coxe Billy Currie Catsy Currie Billy Curtis Bobby Dimsdale Roy Dozier Larry Fields Martisha Garner Rosalynde Gibson Evelyn Goude Paul Grimsley Mae Hall James Hardison, Jr, Billy Hawkins Jerry Hayes 'e.i 'i' 'V ll? 2 In Q.. N ,, 'ur k2'3 lx-T-1 J:-G Ni Mi -.f gt. V' ' Y X I wi n S wif' g.-1-I g .:.':-J -as lag,- .- ....- 'Q-' A . 'sv -. . 1 X V sl.. . LW., ig If :rf ,k-+- 1 Louise Hill Jeannette Hill Kenneth Hord Richard Hord Ann Huggins Billy Humphry Jimmy Humphrey Worth Humphrey Beatrice Johnson Johnny Johnson ALON INEXPERIENCED- in othe VER FRE CLASS OFFICERS L. TO R. Billy Kay .... Catherine McArthur Audrey Tucker . . Billy Currie . I ITH THE NSCPHISTICATED Bill Kay Wayne Kinsey ords Joan Knudson NT ZZZZYQQZMY ff V . xx , Lois Lindsay Hilda Gray Maness Billy Martin Jack Martin Nancy Melton , President Charles Moody . . Treasurer Faye Murchinson - - SCCYCYBFY Catherine McArthur Vice-President if T . 'fr E t 04 Not Pictured: Emogean Hamilton Johnnie Johnson Virginia McVicker Clyde McGoogan Ann McKay John McManus Flora Belle McMillan Jimmy McNeill Bill McRacken Allene McRoberts Josephine Parnell Maxine Parnell Louise Prevatte Sally Prevatte Gene Quick Margaret Quick Robert Raines Robert Rogers George Shook James Singleton Joe Peyton Stanton Ann Stokes Sue Stubbs Audrey Tucker Stanly Tyner R. K. Walters Billy Wright Harold Yarborough s.r in ' gig!- I t ak: -'-Q' 512 'T I r ,xl K W, C 7 .,, V yvf if -L' I Y' K NM' K .IR .. 'rv QQ ? 3 '-:v :p if. QQ I Lf ' , R , f J' T ' 2' -.ag 5- Q2 if, . 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D f I 43 11 I I I 2 ? fl fy' .1 L . , ' as R I I f I ' ' ' .f gr, 'Q 91 .'4 ' ' ' 1 U1 i , r 1 ,D I N- I' uf II 'f ii ii if I I ' I T' ' -' I I 'A 5 fy I I 'idx Wh' - is T T T.. 7: PREVIEWS OF COMING ATTRACTIONS EIGH TH GRA DE IST ROW, L, TO R.: Jimmy Carruth, Willie Dorman, Henry Webster, Autry Gentry, Caroline McPhaul, Ann Bodenheimer, Barbara Montjoy, Rebecca Russell, Helen Hayes, Bertha Thompson, Betsy Carrutli, Virginia Bowen ZND ROW: Danny Bracey, Curtis Hales, Ronny Haines, Mark Gupton, Billy Johnson, Dan McDonald, Henry McQueen, Albert Baldwin, Bonnie Mae Alford, Barbara Hayes, Edna Lee Jordan, Betty Dorman, 3RD ROW: Edward Key, Jerry Dunn, Bobby McGirt, John Creech, Hugh McNeill, Giles Moore, Richard Fleeming, Billy Turberville, Jimmy Watson, Murphy Smith, Ruth McArthur, Carolyn Singleton, Nancy Jackson. nn P I5 I A N' -x ,,,X:'?4oe 9 ,I I SCHO0L ACTIVITIES SCHOOL IS NOT XLL, WORK AND WORRY' For un and frollc rest and relaxatlon sport and school Splut there are clubs games teams part1es and trlps gf -'flax' qi ' MEM! H,-2 ff if 502 LEFT TO RIGHT u Rosalynde Gibson . . Treasurer Q. John T. McNeill . . . President Margie Humphrey . .Vice President Jessie Blue Hardesty . . Secretary STUDENT COUNCIL ,4,. if -ws For five years the student council has sponsored parties, lake trips, and anything for fun. They have done their best to help class mates accept responsibilities, and gain confidence. Many thanks to them for doing a wonderful job! 25' 5, LEFT TO RIGHT, FRONT ROW: Rosalynde Gibson, Jessie Blue Hardesty, John T. McNeill, Margie Humphrey. SECOND ROW: Shirley Kennedy, Shirley Clifton, Virginia Hales, Margaret McManus, Kitty Harrell, Nancy Laney, Juanita Nurnberger, Catsy Currie. THIRD ROW: Bill Kay, Charles Lewis, Gumey Bracey. Jack Ammons. t . . . .VL an , B .. gi ,-. -M' .. 'S al 'L' A : 5 A at L 4I, A,. D Alf' i f, qi y J ,, x BIBLE CLUB M-fe ?3iE'jU! B Am L 5 I Vlfglflla Pamell Bobby Hardesty Bonme Beck Kltty Harrell Nola Mae Owens Q 1 Treasurer Preslde nt Reporter Vxce Presldent Secretary We Ng? iw 1 Wifi, ,A-01? OJ , I n i' '. W w f K 1 1 -5 5 l , B 1 , h ' B ' 'AEK B 'V f- x h - e N 44 4 5 97 B 1 QB 'if ,Y Bwiehffg , i 'Xr f' Fil 43 . I A V I A u 1 'W 1 fx ' I I gg 5 . . ' I X 1 Z' ff x ii B r , f LVN A Z' I l rj x . I 1 . ' ' '-5 3 1 V ,A ' -.f -,A. Q ,must HUMEMAKFR AMERNQA if E, I F.H.A. F tu OFFICERS 'tl ,,-lv MRS. MAUD K. STANTON, Adviser mn la. ': .4,, tj' , 'QW' !.., f M it .i ,X ' 3- 5 1. . Eff 43' 5 Zim !'o' K ' -rum: , ! Wil H5-'A' 53 Qi X. ' Wflslli .Iii A x .4 235, :'2'25Ei' 125325 3g.!,,. 3:::..i 5515+ J ::::' 1 1 , Iii? ,532 ' L. T0 R.: Milly Culbreth, Assistant song leader: Betty Sue McGugan, Secretary-Treasurer: Betsy Watson, Social Chairman: Gale Simpson, Vice-Presidentg Hilda Maness, Foods Chairmang Peggy Broome, Parlia- mentariang Shirley Kennedy, President: Joyce Mize, Historiang Juanita Nurnberger, Song Leader, Myrtis Johnson, Reporter. o I 'T J THE PEOPI.E'S CHOICE-- Mrs. May B. Cope gets her Honorary Degree. A-3 -fc ' -'as ' ' A . 3- .Ex 1, . '.Q' YJ 'I El ' . h i . . - f ' ' 'Iss Q is -.Lg ' if E if S50-fx Hz ' ,F W J' ,. -' .I 'ft 1' 'Q ' in 5 I N WE WORKED HARD, BUT WE MADE IT-STATE HOMEMAKERS DEGREE Greta Gale Sirtipsozr Betty lane Brown G' sr' 41- -2. ,ffff A , omcmzs: L. TO R.: Raymond Smith, Treasurer: Mr. Mac , Adviser: Carl Stubbs, Sec retaryg Stacy Forbis, President, Cecil Dunn, Vice -President: Charles Burns, Sentinel, not pictured: Charles Lewis, Reporter. They'1l be good housekeepers. They really cIon't look very sissy, do they? i F, 4 r -l I yi IST ROW, L. TO R.: Rachel Protheroe, Director: Louise Prevatte, Ann Stokes, Maxine Parnell, Patsy Tucker, Annette Boyette. 2ND ROW: Evelyn Goude, Ann Huggins, Hilda 5 x f ,nw f.p'V X , as ., . A' n. A . ,. V ,,,,7 , v . - , n , sig. ? , ,h-,- Ms A A GLEE Maness, Catherine McArthur, Peggy Parrish, Sue Nance. 3RD ROW: Fay Murchison, Lola Ann Cox, Fay Brock, Mabel Coley, Mary Helen Merritt, Juanita Nurnberger. 4TH ROW: Ann McKay, Elmeta Tew, Nola Mae Owens, Joan David, Millie Culbreth, Audrey Tucker, CLUB Joyce Russell, Peggy Broome, Betty Sue McGugan. STH ROW: Billy Hawkins, Paul Grimsley, Jack Ammons, John T. McNeill, Bill Kay, Clyde McGoogan, Harold Dew, Joyce Mize. CAMERA CLUB Of all sad things of tongue or pen. . . and this is one of them. . . The newly-organized CAMERA CLUB has done a commendable job of making the pictures and snapshots used in this first made-at-home issue of The Red Mill , but it has failed to get even one picture of the club!! Following the purchase of the school camera by the students in December 1951, Betty Jane Brown, Craig Brown, Bill Kay, Clyde McGoogan, John T. McNeill, James Singleton, Jimmy Watson and Superintendent Walter R. Dudley, went through a series of lessons given by Bill McGoogan in learning photography and the use of the new Burke and James press camera. Many pictures made by club members have been used by local and other newspapers. A real salute and vote of appreciation goes to the members of the CAMERA CLUB! !! 34 THREE LETTER MEN Winners of awards in basketball, football, and baseball. L. TO R.: Gorman Williams, Cecil Dunn, Bill Coley. BOYS' ,QSKETBALL TEAM IST ROW: C. A. Tanner, Manager Bob I-lardesly, Bill Coley, Cecil Dunn, David Pate, Jack Ammons. 2ND ROW, CHEERLEADERS L. FO R.: Betty lane Brown, Pa L, TO R.: Evans Skipper, Sammy .A 55515991 Thomas, Bobby Roach, Gene McRaeken, Mpeg MOHXMSPCBRS at Harold Dean Edwards, Mt' X at U .N 'C' , QQAC XI Banquel- Presentation of gttblfuc SENIOR BOYS' win intramural basketball tournament. i , 'Q , g . - 'f ' ' i . .1 ' -V 'eff'-3. Vsiig. if 8? 9-L x ' s i . is X' 1 I .- .-:fi .1 -. , - , X , 4'f'.'Ll'TL1 I .-,-9 1 , if.. ' - N V ,L-1 if s .Fe . . 13- p W , ffif,',,.'1Q:f5 16-5, .5 - '.:g. .f- Asn 4211? 3 ry- A A . H: 5 -wt 1 I is 5 ' 5- -a .Ig 'E 1, ., . ,.. fe-' Q11 ' ilafgf - - ,lp 1- . r -1 j. A 'T I V 'S' -5i1' I'lQs :fi',:'i1 eg , A . he .4 1 if '- je ' -I . -. '- 7 ,. 1 - -.il . , 1. F, Ami'-ig , git? , 1 1,95 Y. , , ,Q 1. .V A vregi? ' ,,.1' A PWQ- 'E 1 'A ,',5 e. ,. igjwgzlg 1,4 PHARES NYE, hard-driving halfback, did an efficient job on all offensive assign- ments. X. U9-qu. Us fk CLYDE WYRICK was invaluable to the team in his position of center CHARLES BUDDA BURNS, ,- rough and ready center, struck '- fear in the hearts of all op- V V X - ' FP- - THE KICK OFF! ponents. CHARLES OX LEWIS ' N , X was noted for his of- I fensive blocking and ability to snare a pass HMM COLEY. heffl' I ' at the right moment. end- Was 3 great 35' set to our team. 'v if ' :f .. Q, 3 1 QQ r 6 MAN FOOTBALL Football Results ' Red Springs 24 Aberdeen 12 30 Maxton 14 40 R0wland ZZ 18 Lillington 0 70 St. Pauls Z0 u rr ,sf , , N' 49 Farkton t n ll 12 Maxt 14 an, ,aan ' 451-.if'fl J 'afilfi-1 X i . 1, ' t' al m fg: is 0 5122's J JAMES scooT 5,354 P R '3 -s ix ARMSTRONG, ge t w5gy.,,. - QQ v NI.-a ge rugged line-back- M 5529 GORMAN WILLIE WILLIAMS, ef and halfback. :Y flashy quarterback, ran and was always out to 2314 - . - ' '-.-rv. vh- THE BIG GAME! passed like a professional. Wm' A . 'ffl BILL COLEY, winner of the Graham and 395' Kennedy trophies given this year, showed his fine athletic ability by participating in three sports -4. K 'TE .- - .- V. t-af ., .:, - V- fs Y I f ,- - , f-.ez .. -T' - 5. 'bw -.5 QQ I ww ,L 8 an K ik Sufki s ka, 99 ,f - ! 8 Ar ' A K 4 I 1 I' if an ' n Xp 1 'E ik 4 r ,1 . in 'S 4 'Ya 4115441 af . 4 1 1 wfsliq j I .gag Y-f I L . LX 4 WITH MANY THANKS to all of our ALLEN BUILDERS SUPPLY INC. McDONALD'S CLEANERS 81 TAILORS AUTO SERVICE CENTER MCKEITHAN HARDWARE BAXLEY-JOHNSON CHEVROLET CO. , INC. MCNEILLS CLEANERS B. C. MOORE 8: SONS MASTER TIRE 8: RECAPPING CO. BELK-HENSDALE COMPANY MOORE'S DEPARTMENT STORE BURROUGH'S CUT-RATE RED SPRINGS CITIZEN CUMBERLAND DAIRIES RED SPRINGS DRUG COMPANY DORMAN SUPPLY COMPANY RED SPRINGS FLORIST D. M. MCMILLAN RED SPRINGS FUNERAL HOME D. R. DOC COVINGTON RED SPRINGS SUPPLY COMPANY EDEN'S FLOWER SHOP RED SPRINGS THEATRE E. H. ALEXANDER ROBBINS MILLS QN. C. I, INC. FARMERS TRADING COMPANY SARAH'S GENERAL AUTO SALES SINGLETON 8: MCMILLAN GRAHAM'S SOUTHERN DAIRIES GRANTHAM INSURANCE AND REALTY COMPANY STATE SEAFOOD HOME FURNITURE COMPANY STEPHENSON'S FIRESTONE STORE KENNEDY'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP SPRINGSIDE DAIRY LENOIR'S JEWEL SHOP THE QUALITY SHOP LIBERTY MANUFACTURING COMPANY TOWNSEND'S PHARMACY LITTLE PEP WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE M. AND S. MOTOR COMPANY WOODS 5, 10, 8: 25? STORES, INC. MCKEITHA HARDWARE GENERAL HARDWARE BUILDING MATERIALS P OLIVER FARMING IMPLEMENTS 1 4' Phone 287-1 ' 4 Yo' RED SPRINGS NORTH CAROLINA DORMA UPPLY C0 TOBACCO CURERS Phone: Red Springs 212-Z Wakulla, North Carolina GMC TRUCKS 1- -1-' OLDSMOBILE Sales and Service Glass Installed Painting Radiator Work Dial 238-1 GE ERAL A T0 ALE , . -Qui' H' , -, - ..- . n-4 w - vmC GRA THAM INSURANCE A D REALTY C0. Hiram Grantham . . . . . Reid B. Grantham Your Local Agent For Insurance Phone 330-1 Red Springs North Carolina MA TER TIRE RECAPPI G C0. One Day Work on Any Tire All Work Guaranteed M. , -P 2'?' ft. Q6 4' up 3. ,sf 'Z fl xr -- ' Q Z C. 1 We Pick Up And Deliver Molds Are Engineered And Designed By Goodrich Bill Adams Lonnie Simms 'C' ig E. H. ALEXA DER I SURA CE AGE CY Call Us For Your Insurance Needs Phone 402-1 Red Springs North Carolina LE 0lR' JEWEL H019 Quality Jewelers Elgin. . . Bulova. . . Columbia Dial 292-1 Red Springs North Carolina THE Q ALITY HOP 129 South Main Street Red Springs, North Carolina Phone 511-6 Quality Clothing For The Family Since 1920 WE TEEN AUTO ASSECIATE STORE Home Supplies Auto Accessories Owned and Operated by Paul E. Lester 123 South Main, Red Springs, North Carolina -.i i.i BAXLEY-JUHNSON CHEVRULET C0.. INC THE MOST BEAUTIFUL BUY OF ALL Dial 253-1 Red Springs North Carolina MCNElLL'S CLEANERS Approve ' ' R d S ' J :vga in ., .? . f- . iw- 9' '. gg I-,,. 1. . xi-5 A ' rx 'f 1 ww-ff 1 1 H -he-'ww,2,,' 3' . , ,Ubi Mp?-A . 'Z' mn. f f .' j:'-,.-- ,. fa -i , J ..- T. 1. :mu rw 4 -J , A J'-ifffk , U.. -.f L i x 5 A -f ...M ' ' f' .fu Q A X I ' n f .' J - j . 9 1? 1 9? ! i 2 f 3 i f! 5-4. v ,4,,, 1 5- 1 Rs Y' 1 D .5 ,,-.4 f 4' 4' Fr'-1 S 'S E. Y' W., ' ff 1K Z, H' fWcYf9v 93353 f' 1 ' sggikxgt Dealers in All Kinds Of Home Furnishings HUME FURNITURE COMPA Y, I C. 4 -ur Furniture-Carpets-Stoves-Ranges-Radios Telephone 227-1 Red Springs North Carolina -.11-I-1 lw 'VT' 4 THE FRIENDLY STORE ' ' 1a,l...... I . X +4-nl ll 41-4 If We Don't Have It, You Don't Need It RED PRI GS S PPLY COMPA Y, I C. GENERAL. MERCHANTS Hardware-Groceries-Market-Feed and Seed .. I . X, Fertilizer-Livestock-Building Material in Allis-Chalmers-Farm Machinery Office Phone 327 1 Store Phone 370 1 uv' 41' .32 fs RUBBINS MILLS CN.C.D INC .N 'v XL --'N X V PONTIAC Pontiac Owner Pontiac Owner STUDEBAKER INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER SALES-SERVICE PARTS I GLETON AND MCMILLAN, N . Red Springs, North Carolina Dial 397-1 xi ! ,S ff if ' ,C ' 1 fs-nf-dx A I-, 0 N -yr Q, . KX KENNEDY'S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHRP China, Crystal, Silver Complete Line of Watches and Jewelry G its D l434 1 We Serve To Serve Again Y RED SPRINGS FUNERAL HRME Ambulance Service L dy Ass t t D al 2711 o 3711 The Ho Of F dly Se ce MO0RE'S DEPARTMENT STRRE Clothes For The Entire Family Pho 451 6 STEPHENSRNS EIRESTRNE STRRE Auto And Home Supplies Sporting Supplies D 1 385 1 Red Sp gs No th Carolm RED SPRINGS THEATRE SUUTHERN DAIRIES EDEN'S FLUWER SHOP Phone ZZ4-1 East Fourth Avenue We wire flowers anywhere D. R. DOC COVlNGTON Automobiles Bought and Sold Ph 265 1 .LUJJ x X. - 'Q 4519-K A T0 ERVICE CE TER Dealers in CASE Farm Machinery Briggs and Stratton Motors General Auto and Tractor Repairs Gasoline. . . Motor Oil. . . Grease Dial 306-1 Red Springs, North Carolina BELK-HE DALE C0. Your Friendly Shopping Center Dial 443-1 Red Springs, North Carolina .. -q-,A A. A- A - V , .. .4 .1 .V r rv... o J no A- .,,'. ,, v Q-, - ' .---' '11 vas.--4, :'.'n4.ZI JH' 5.47.4-rt' 4 --k.,g,,,,,Nv.., flaw' -:ff 4 L-fr--ri-'U' Lian 'iv jcif r Qgpuf 'j,'g,Q-., . wif, ..+j', T' I '1' ...- I :xr-4 A Azul.. .- s 35 ' ' N , ' -- -. ,,.,-s- W N -dr' .' , ..r MCDD ALD CLEA ED A D TAILDD High Quality Dry Cleaning Pick-Up and Delivery Service East Fourth Avenue Phone 453-6 WDDD' 5, ID, A D 256 STDDES, l A thousand and one things for a thousand and one needs. Ford I Products D. M. MCMILLA since 1912 You Can Pay More, But You Can't Buy Better Red Springs, North Carolina ARAH' Red Springs, North Carolina For The Latest In Styles And Fashions Mrs. Flora C. Prevatte--Mrs. Martin McKinnon C. Q: ZKPD Springs Cflitizm One Of Robeson County's Hometown Newspapers Phone 305-1 Red Springs, N.C. ALLEN BUILDERS SUPPLIE I C Lumber -Building Materials Phone 238-6 Red Springs North Carolina RED PRIG FLORl'l' Flowers Are Loves Sweetest Language Cut Flowers - Gifts - Potted Plants Table Decorations - Funeral Designs Wedding Bouquets Mrs. R. B. McRacken Z04 Vance Avenue Phone 369-1 L'TT.E.'i.?E!LQLFE Delicious Lunches Western Steaks --- Sea Foods Southern Fried Chicken - Barbecued Chicken George Hodges, Proprietor Dial 544-6 4 ff Meet Your Friends TOWN END' PHARMACY THE REXALL STORE Dial 2.63-l MOTOR C0 Chrysler-Plymouth Sales and Service Complete Body Repairs Frames Straightened Wheels Balanced Dial 248-1 J-s n Fresh Fish Daily 'FATE EAFO0D --1 C: 5: ,.I .1 11 vu i , ,Y 1 NLS-v'wy:'-pi f', 'ilJ.n?g.,T!' A V jan . ' - ,:,'Qg.f' Tig, 4 ' 1 I You are always welcome at 1 BURRUUGH' CUT RATE 'HIRE Complete une BLUE HORSE School supplies Drinks - Sandwiches - Candies Phone -12 7-1 i E1 rn photo ,Sl ,W -, 'I eh f9PrinBs, X 'ZIP I Ghz Xltxoko foo? 'Qwb Qgringe, Qi. . Dial Bw-i SONGS-WYULNYXOXQS STLEE X N555 P169 P31 is a meritorious onzmple oi time art oi 'Sine boobsliing and is 'Sox' above the or65p21'V pictorial reooro tgpioal oi time average ulgjr. souool 'He are proud to mars had a 554533 part in the construction oi txxls annual. Tie would like to asgufe tue p,rx!1o2l stair aio the Gamers Cliio tloat the-5 will have our ioll cooperation in the iortkxergrlce oi' this wortwffjle project. yargaret L, X5.cGoog 'liill-lain 'L 'iOC1OOgaIX a I U L. ' r ? S.,-f ' 'ff xn 11115471 Mx F xluaooks MYERS AND C0 INC TOPEKA KANSAS I I 0 ' ' n o:: .:.::. ' :Q . , ,, X 7 r w ,' 0 - 4 A o,' 0, 4 14 - uf: : 0 9 ' 'u YH!VXff'.11kfK5.'F.IlH.EH u o,'l. . : :, Q ' ' . . . , L W . 1 ,