Rockwell High School - Rocket Yearbook (Rockwell, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1954 volume:

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Bolton, Fifth Gradeg Mrs. Lewis Bost, Englishg Mrs. Vivian Boyd, Commercial. Mr. J. M. Conry, Agricultureg Mrs. Carrie Currie, Sixth Gradeg Mrs. Carl Daye, Mrs. Betty Driscoll, Bandg Mrs. Harold Eagle, Second Grade. Bible, Mr. Paul T. Gray, Sixth Gradeg Mis. Frank Hodge, First Gradeg Mrs. I. W. Honeycutt, Third Gradeg Mrs. Mable Isenhour, First Gradeg Mrs. Wayne Johnson, Mathematics. . Mr. Warren Kesler, Eighth Gradeg Mrs. Elizabeth Kindley, Fifth Gradeg Mr. Herman Leonard, S even th Gradeg Mr. Robert Linder, Seventh Gradeg Mr. Bill Poole, Physical Education. Mrs. J. G. Puckett Jr., English, Mrs. Jennie Ruth Plyler, First Gradeg Mrs. John Rink, Soc- ial Studiesg Mrs. Inez. Sloan, Fourth Grade: Mr. O. T. Smith, Eighth Grade. Mr. William Snider, Scienceg Mrs. Mary Sowers, Thrid Gradeg Mrs. Cleorge Uzzell, Fourth and Fifth Gradeg Mrs. Louanna Verble, Second Gradeg Miss Ruth Wagner,Home Economics. FACULTY IN MEMORIAM ii ii ii 13 i i? ,, is WE? We set aside this page of our 1954 yearbook in memoriam of the beloved Mrs. Virgil Lyerly. Words c a nno t express the feeling w hi c h we of Rockwell School ha ve toward one who was ever willing to be helpful, kind, sincere, and thoughtful, The Character- istics which we saw in her daily are those which make for a better world. Truly, Mrs. Lyerly will always be remembered as one of the great ass e ts of Rockwell School. wwf fz::fryfl r':,vzaff:s 2-eisfsff? i MM 29125535 sliiaff 3 , S ,,.,s :es-gygfgzrf Qigfiezfgl ,,, , ,, Yff'l2frfi?5E5i5 f ffi5'uS?i-wwf. ff?,QgLEs:gEr?Eizi:S lfQ:,,',4ff-ggi 'ziflifmfifii'Nl,i7i71-ff ,. was ,r,s,,,,i Q ,,,, f V,,, V , V, 1512-?'f:??:aisf'?, iii' H ,.SY73if?f:, 2ffglafvfvff:.iiiieiiffsifs Sf 2 ,.,, ,i1?g5,fT4f7'12,1 U,,.,,.,h,, M, A..,,' ,H h,, ,,,,z,.Q,A.,z,..,,,Wm SENIORS Clyde Arey Even tho you're tiny you get around' Bus Driver 3,45 FFA l,2,3,45 French Club 25 Glee Club 15 4-H Club l,2, 3. Joann Basinger All this and education too. Halloween Queen 1, Beta Club 3,45 French Club 2,35 Secretary 3. Beta Club Play 35 Junior Marshal 35 Jun- ior Play Usher. Lee Bassinger M6'dest doubt is called the beacon of the wise. FFA 1,2,3,45 Annual Staff 45 Beta Club 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Basketball 3, 45 Bus Driver 3,4, Rosabelle Biggerstaff The only way to have a friend is to be one. Junior Play 35 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Lib- rary Club 1,2,3,45 Hi-light staff 2, 4, Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 3, 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Basketball 45 Cheerleader 3,45 Talent Show 15 2,3545 FHA Club l,2,3, Softball 2. Wayne Bost 'Always jolly, never sad, sometimes naughty, never bad. Glee Club 2,35 FFA l,2,3,45 Talent Show 25 Junior Play 35 Basketball 2, 3,45 4-H Club l,2,3,4. Ann Cruse Virture is bold and goodness never fearful. FHA 1,25 officer 3,45 Junior Play 35 Talent Show 2,3,45 Glee Club 1,2, 3,45 Music 1,2,35 French Club Off- icer 45 4-H Club 1,25 officer 35 Lib- rary Club 1,25 Superlative, Best All Around 45 Annual Staff 45 County council Vice President 35 Candidate for Halloween Queen. gl' SENIORS Gene Eagle No one knows what he can do until he nies. Bus Driver, 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,45 Delegate to FFA Convention 45 Judg- ing Team 45 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. Claude Earnhardt The time to be happy is today. Bas e b all 2,3,45 XFFA l,2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 4-H Club l,2,3. Violet Eudy Men may come and men may go but not if I can help it. 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Bible Club 35 Lib- rary Club 1,2,3,45 High-light Staff 3,45 Cheerleader 25 FHA 1,2,35 Tal- ent Show 1,2,3,45 Crossroad Capers 25 Monogram Club 2, Ann File The hand that made you fair hath made you good. Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Cheer- leader lg Music Student lg Talent Show 1,35 Monogram Club lg Soft- ball team 15 Store Worker 25 4-H Club 2,35 Glee Club 2,3,4g French Club 25 Junior Play 35 Bus Driver 3, 45 Drum Majorette 3,45 Hi-light Staff 45 Superlative, Neatest. Naomi File You were ever good at sudden commendations. Bus Driver 3,45 French Club 2,35 FHA 1,25 Lunch Room Worker 25 Talent Show Usher 35 Junior Play Usher 35 Store Worker 45 Music Student 1, Janet Frye Fate has smiled sweetly upon her.' Pinehurst High School 1,25 Softball 1,23 Latin Club 1,25 Marshal 1,25 Sophomore Play 25 Glee Club 1,2,35 45 Beta Club 3,45 Hi-light Staff 45 Annu al Staff 3,45 Cheerleader 3, Chief 45 Junior Plav 3: Beta Club Play 35 Talent Show 35 Junior Mar- shal 35 Monogram Club 3,45 Class Poet 4. SENIORS Jerry Fry Young in limbs, in judgement old. Fr e n ch C l u b 2,35 Football 2,3,45 Baseball 3,45 Junior Marshal5 Talent Show 25 Substitute Bus Driver 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Junior Playg BetaPlay 35 Superlative, Most Likely To Succeed, Business Manager of Annual 45 Beta Club 3,43 Officer 4, Lavada Galloway Why be serious. lets be happy. Piano l,2,35 Glee Club 1,2,35 Bible Club 35 Hi-light Staff2,35 Annual Staff 4. FHA l,2,35 Talent Show 3, 45 Library Club 1,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2,35 Junior Play. Frances Goldston You stand in your own light. Dramatic Club 1, Art Club 15 4-H Club 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Vice Pres- ident 25 Beta Club 3,43 Treasurer 35 President 45 French Club 45 Usher T a l en t Show 35 Superlative, Most Popular, Associate Editor Annual,4. Louise Goodman A soft answer turneth away wrath. Bus Driver 3,4 Music Student l,2,3, 45 French Club 2,35 Junior Play Us- herg FHA 1,2,45 Talent Show Usher 35 Hi-light Staff 45 4-H Club 3, James Haynes lt is better to have a little than nothing. Glee Club 2,35 Football2,3,45 Base ball 2,45 Basketball 45 Bible Club 45 Glee Club 2,35 Football2,3,45 Base- ball 2,45 Basketball 45 Bible Club 45 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 FFA 1,2,3,4, Johnnie Hoffner Practice is the best of all instructors Library Club 15 Bible Club 4: Glee Club 25 Usher for Junior Play 35 Sup- erlative, Most Likely to Succeed5 Cafeteria Worker 2,3,4. SENIORS Dolores Honeycutt Leave silence to the saints, I am but human. Glee Club 1,25 4-I-I Club lg Music Student l,2,3,45 Hi-light Staff 45 French Club 25 Library Club 1. Bobby Holshouser What good I see, I humble seek to do. Glee Club 1,2,3Z Monogram 1,2,3,45 President 35 H a l l o w e e n Carnival King 25 Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football l,2,3,45 Basketball Co-Captain 45 Band 3,45 Junior Play5 Talent Show l,2,35 Class officer 35 Superlative, Most Athletic. Shirley Jacobs Sweetness and kindness go will together. Glee Club l,2,35 4-H Club l,2,3,4g FHA l,2,35 Bible Club 45 Cafeteria Worker 1,2,3,45 Office Worker 35 Store Worker 25 Monogram Club 35 Hi-light Staff 3. Willie Gray Johnson I am what I am and so I will be, Bus Driver 2,3,4g FFA l,2,3,45 4-H Club 2,35 Junior Play, Stage Man- ager 3, Bill Kluttz I have gained my experience. Be ta Club 3,45 French Club 2,35 Monogram Club 35 Junior Play5 Tal- ent Show 25 Beta Club Play 35 4-H Club 1,2,3,4. Carrie Lefler How far that little candle throws its beams. 4-H Club lg Usher for Junior Play 35 Bible Club 3,45 FIIA 1,25 Glee Club 25 Library Club 15 Lunch Room Worker 3,43 Hi-light Staff 4. SENIORS Norman Leonard By the work, one knows the workman. Football 35 Monogram Club 3. Terry Miller His nature is too noble for the world. Hi-light Staff 15 Beta Club 45 Bible Club, President 45 Superlative, Best All Around 45 Cheerleader 15 Glee Club 2,35 Talent Show 2. Joan Morgan A good deed is never lost. Bible Club 3,45 Basketball 25 Soft- ball lg Monogram Club 25 4-H Club 15 Substitute Bus Driver 3,45 Hazeline Poole In her tongue is the law of kindness Cheerleader 15 Senior Class officer 45 Glee Club 2,3,45 French Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Hi-light Staff 2,35 4-H Club 1,25 Monogram Club 15 Talent Show 35 Storeworker 25 Music Student 15 Office Worker 35 Junior Play 35 Boyden Beauty Contest 35 Junior Varsity Basketball 15 Sup- erlative Best Looking 4. James Puckett He was a good man and a just one. Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Cheerleader 25 4-H Club l,2,33 Pres- ident 25 Vice President County Council25 Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Tal- ent Show 1,2,35 Junior Play 35 French Club 45 Treasurer 45 Beta Club 3,45 Library Club 1,49 Vice President 15 Hi-light Staff 2,35 FFA Club 1,25 County Reporter 25 Bible Club 3,45 Officer 45 Class President 45 Super- lative, Most Personality, Band 3,45 ,Timm Puckett For what he has he gives, what he thinks he shows. Beta Club 3,45 Hi-Light Editor 4. SENIORS Frankie Rattz Anything worth having is worth working for. Basketball 1,2,3,4Q Softball l, Bus Driver 2,31 Monogram Club l,2,3,43 FHA l,2,33 Cafeteria Worker 43 Us- her for Junior Play 33 Usher for Tal- ent Show 3g Cheerleader 43 Bible C1ub3,4Q 4-H Club 13 Hi-light staff 1,2,4Q Library Club 1,3. Ralph Shepherd As he thinketh in his heart, so is he... Treasurer 33 Bus Driver 3,4Q Junior Play 3. Kenneth Shue A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance. FFA l,2,33 Bus Driver 3,43 Beta Club 43 Glee Club l,2,3,43 Cheerleader 33 Football 4. Howard Shuping True and sincere, loyal and kind, Glee Club 1,2,3,43 FFA 1,2,3,43 President 43 Junior Marshal 33 4-H Club 1,2,3,43 President 33 Beta Club 3,4Q Basketball 3,43 Substitute Bus Driver 3,41 Junior Play 33 Beta Club Play 33 Superlative, Best Looking, Eugene Sides Bashfulness is an ornament to youth FFA 1,2,3,4Q Ju dgin g Team 2,33 Delegate to FFA Convention 43 4-H Club l,2,3,4Q Bible Club 4. Thomas Small Nothing is so difficult but that it may be found out by seeking. Football 3,43 Monogram Club 3,43 Annual Staff 43 Beta Club 3,41 Beta Club Play 3. SENIORS Bobby Stiller I never knew so young a body with so old a head. Glee Club 1,2,3,45 Baseball 1,25 Class President 1,35 FFA 1,25 Junior Play 35 Superlative, Nearest, Mary F. Stiller She loves life and wants to live. Talent Show 1,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Bible Club 3,45 Monogram Club 1,2, 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Junior Play 35 Beta Play 35 Annual staff 3,45 Hi- light Staff 3,45 4-H Club 1,25 Lib- rary Club Treasurer 3gC13.SS Officer 25 Cheerleader 25 Office Worker 45 Beta Club Secretary 45 Superlative, Most Intellectual. Marv C. Stoner It is good to live and learn. FHA Club 1,25 Library Club lg Bible Club 45 Usher for Junior Play 35 Us- her for Talent Show 35 Superlative, Most Personality, Cafeteria Worker 2,3,4. Amy Swink They are never alone that are acc- ompanied with noble thought. Office Worker 45 Junior Play 35 4-H Club lg Glee Club 3,45 Beta Club 45 Bible Club 3,45 Library Club 2,35 Mo no gr a m Club 3,45 Halloween Queen Candidate 35 Cheerleader 25 3,45 FHA l,2,35 Talent Show l,2,35 Cross Road Capers 25 Class Officer 3. David Taylor It matters not how long you live but how well. FFA 1,2,3,4, 4-H Club 1,2,3,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Ruth Trexler A little nonsense now and then is pleasant. Library Club lg 4-H Club lg Bible Club 4. SENIORS Lillian Troutman Bible Club 3,45 4-H Club 15 FHA l. Lloyd Troutman Give me two for a quarter anyday. FFA 1,2,3,45 4-H 1,2,3,4. Larry Vanhoy High character is the real found- ation of all worth while success. Beta Club 3,45 Officer 3, Beta Play 35 Monogram Club 2,3,4g Officer 35 Class President 1,25 Annual Staff 2, 3,45 Editor -in -chief 45 Hi-light Staff 25 Glee Club 2,3,45 Football 2,3,45 Co -Captain 45 Basketball 2,3,45 Co- Captain 35 Talent Show 1,2,35 Chief Marshal 35 Class Historian 45 Office Worker 45 Scholarship Award 1,2,35 Candidate for Halloween King 45 Superlative, Most Popular. Mary Ann Walters A good name is rather to be chosen than great riches. 4-H Club 1,25 FHA 1,25 Library Club 1,25 Usher for Talent Show 35 Usher for Junior Play 35 Bible Club 3,45 Hi-light Staff 4. Class Colors: Black and White Class Flower: Iris Class Motto: Not at the top, but climbing YLTO SUCCEED Johnnie Hoffncr Jerry Fry t.K 1 . , ,,yY.?, I nf -. V 1. 1. i , r E A Q gwvnah X F Q , K , ,sk Q, -v ,X ,Q V 2. 'S H. Q nf af. ' U: 1 ' x ,1 8 sw f X 15- f' BEST ALL-AROUND - Ann Crusc K i f:fLQ..'e.?x 1 . .. 5 MW 1 3 ..,... QV 3 :5 3 SK? .W Q, . M L-,- Q ? Terry Miller Q wwf A fy f. .wi1 WSU mm .... 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First row: Shirley Jacobs, Carrie Lefler, Amy Swink, Mary Walters, Frankie Rattz, Lavada Galloway, Violet Eudy, Janet Frye, Dolores Honeycutt. Second row: Joann Basinger, Joan Morgan, Lillian Troutman, Lousie Good- man, Mary Stoner, Naomi File, Frances Goldston, Rosabelle Biggerstaff, Ruth Trexler. Third row- Hazeline Poole, Mary Stiller, Ann Cruse, Ann File, Jerry Fry, Thomas Small, Terry Miller, Wayne Bost, Norman Leonard. Fourth row: Lee Basinger, Howard Shuprng, bb H lsh r Bobb Stiller, Gene Claude Earnhardt, Larry Vanhoy, Clyde Arey, Bo y o ouse , y Eagle. Fifth row: Eugene Sides, Kenneth Shue, Ralph Shepherd, James Haynes, David Taylor, James Puckett, Jimmy Puckett. HEIST - MCCAIN HOSIERY MILL -ea m CLASS HISTCRY On August 26, 1951, we, the Freshman Class of Rockwell enrolled seventy-eight reluctant boys and girls.Yes,we were reluctant because of the newness of our surroundings and our title of green freshmen. Of course we landed in the wrong rooms, confused the teachers and convinced them that we had a lot to learn. I am afraid classes were just things to be avoided and holidays were of extreme joy to us. The following fall we began our Sophomore year. Now grown physically, perhaps more than men- tally, we stalked the halls, looking with great compassion upon the poor freshman, Some of our fellow classmen had fallen by the wayside, making our total number now sixty-two. Our class, being outstanding in athletics, gave James Haynes, Bill Kluttz, Jerry Fry, Bobby Holshouser, Glenn Sides, Junior Poole and Larry Vanhoy to our football squad and Frankie Rattz, Lavada Galloway, JoAnne Coley, Joan Morgan, Wayne Bost, Junior Poole, James Puckett, Bobby Holshouser, Yorke Peeler, and Larry Vanhoy to the basketball teams. As for love, most of us were indifferent. Yet, we found that a few couples began to roam the halls. Terry and Mary Virginia and James and Ann began gazing shyly at one another. Afternoon jobs, money, movies, hamburgers and convertibles stood first in our estimation, studying last. Thus our Sophomore year drew to a close with many fond recollections. After a short period of relaxation we now entered the Junior year of work. This year became a most delightful one. Under the sponsorship of Mrs. Boyd and Miss Wagner, who devoted many hours to our class activities, we presented our play Smilin' Through. One of the most important happenings of this year was the Talent Show. Our crown of Royalty might truly be presented to Violet Eudy for her faithfullness and hard work which made our show a delightful and successful one. As spring approached, we turned our thoughts to the Junior-Senior Banquet, a grand climax of the year. Since distance lends enchantment, the class decided to entertain our friends at the Yadkin Hotel in Salisbury. The Hawaiian theme, exotic and beautiful, gave us fond recollections to store in our mem- Ory book for the future years. Then as the final school days arrived, we took our examinations, looked with envy at the Senior seals in chapel, selected our prize lockers for the coming year and retired from the scene. Seniors! With vigorous steps we marched back to school to begin the year of 1953. Our boys were busy on the football field while the girls were occupied in the office, library, with the school paper and the annual. We appeared to be as busy as any American Senior of today. We looked forward eagerly to our Senior activities for the coming year, such as the play, the Junior-Senior Banquet and graduation. As a group our Class had been o u ts tan ding in scholarship, athletics and dramatics. Many of us will start again-college freshmen of 1954. Our days at Rockwell High will soon be concluded, as we leave the portals, we should like to express our devotion and gratitude to all who have helped make it possible for us to complete our high school ed- ucation. Let us give to life the best we have and perhaps the best will come to us. Historian Larry Vanhoy CLASS POEM 1 T Q Now four years are over, commencement time is nigh. W Emotions of happiness and sadness are mixed. ' ' As the time draws near to bid our schooldays goodbye. 5 X Memories will live long after our path in life is fixed. CN We must bid farewell to our teachers and principal too. Their profession in life is one of the best. They always stood by as our knowledge grew, And only with their help have we finished our quest. Farewell to our friends--so faithful, so Une. Hope we'll meet again, is the chant of each heart, Now that, at last, our schooldays are through. As we drifted together, so we now drift apart. We are standing in the valley of decision With the knowledge we have gained in passing years. Our pattern in life must be cut with precision If our hopes remain undimmed by countless fears. All this we now say and then no more. On the twenty-fifth of May our schooldays are o're. Janet Frye 9' my x avi I s s Nw mwah JuNloR CLASS QFHCERS yggfgglgiygggggt Guy Puckett, President MTS- John Rink Fred Setzer, Vice President Shirley Fesperman, Secretary Edna Owens, Treasurer Jeanne Frick Norma Beaver Shirley Fespermar Janet File Edna Owens Frances Lookabill CLASS ADVISORS ri MARSHALS JUNIORS Isabel Barrier Norma Beaver Libby Bost Oscar Bost Rebecca Bost Andrew Brown Bill Brown Dottie Brown Nell Corl Barbara Culp Frances Eddleman Calvin Ewart Janet File Ray File Catherine Freeman Jeanne Frick Bobby Hall Colleen Haynes Genevieve Haynes Mary V. Holshouser Nancy Holshouser Helen Honeycutt Bob Hopkins Annie Sue Johnson JUNIORS Sara Kluttz Becky Lenrz Peggy Io Lipe Frances Lookabill Gernal Lowman George Lyerly Pauline Morgan Lawson Qdell Roy Pethel Betty Pickler Faye Ritchie Peggy Ritchie Sara Shue Kay Shuping Anita Small Franklin Surratt Janice Vanhoy Ken Vanhoy Betty Jean West Miron Wilhelm Betty Jean Wise Carol Wiles SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISOR S Mr. Bill Poole Mrs. Carl Daye Betty Lou Shaver, Secretary Sondra Odell, Treasurer Tommy Hall, Vice President Fred Benfield, President A e s PlHoM R rsx B Rachel Agner Shirley Agner Gladys Artz Larry Barger Bobby Jo Beaver Harold Beaver Annie Mae Boger Bobby Bost MULL'S ROCKWELL ESSO STATION SOPHOMORES Bobby Boyd Betty Lou Brady Richard Brady Larry Brown Eugene Burr Janice Carter Helen Cori John Corl Allen Cozart Jimmie Cranford Benny Drew Lawrence Drew Leo Eagle Josephine Earnhardt Betty Efird Annie Lou Fraley Yvonne Goodman Oliver Hall Jimmie Harwood Janice Haynes Pauline Hoffman Curtis Hoffner Willie Hoffner Harold Holder Doris Holshouser Alice Hooks Robert Hopkins Cleo Jones Louise Kirk George Kluttz BRADY'S SERVICE STATION SOPHOMORES John Kluttz Alan Lyerly Bobby Lyerly Rebecca Measimer Joe Miller Vickie Moose Betty Lou Morgan David Morgan Dewey Morgan Elaine Morgan Jerrry Morgan Jimmy Pickler Ray Pickler Jackie Rattz Samuel Rothrock Shirley Shaver Margaret Shinn ' Jean Shuping Walter Sides Phil Simpson Ethel Trexler Mary Frances Trexler Mary Trexler Loretta Troutrnan Jimmy Vornadore Jeannette Ward Eugene Weant Larry Whitt Shirley Williams Tommy Yelton BRADY LUMBER CO . X 1 ss'fia221 it :wx 11 -, rw . iiE,5172Q5Zg5f ,S , :fm,s,w 115' 552521 Mrs. Fred Boyd fZlfWiT'iE ' Advlsor Maris? Mr. Wrllram Snrder Advisor , was .zrfzngl-f 559-pi' ' ffl :Z2sE'if1s -I5 if , r 5 FRESHME Helen Agner Joan Agner Lucille Barringer Robert Barringer Janet Benfield G. L. Barringer, President Barbara Pinkston, Vice President Nancy Trexler, Secretary Midgie Honeycutt, Treasure POW LES FUNERAL HOME Delmar Brady Elsie Brady Norma Jean Brady Martha Brown Norman Brown Darnell Collins Bryan Conry C. W. Cooper Derwood Cox Jerry Drew Juanita Eagle Carol Earnhardt Larry Fesperman 'I'helma Ann Freeman Larry Frick FRESHMEN B 8a T FOOD LOCKER Joe Frye Joseph Goodman William Goodman Eugene Gordon Joan Heilig Marie Hodge Helen Hoffner Martha Jo Hoffner Bill Holshouser B. K. Holshouser Joan Honeycutt Sparks Honeycutt Betty Jacobs Frank King Gail Leonard FRESHM EN Wayne Reeks Eugene Ritchie Carol Rummage Bobby Shuping Louise Sides Janice Small Pearle Stoner Betty Lou Trexler Jeanette Trexler Wayne Trexler Dan Tweed Don Tweed Betty Wagoner Gerald Walker Geraldine Whitley Helen Lyerly Bobby Martin Bill Medley Max Merritt Jerry Miller Patricia Mills Alice Morgan Bobby Morgan Colleen Morgan Floyd Morgan Joan Morgan Sylvia Morgan Wayne Poole Brooks Puckett Shirley Rattz BEAVER' S GROCERY EIGHTH GRADE 5, Y MR. KESlER'S ana MR,SMlTH'S ROOMS: Carolyn Arey, Norma Jean Barringer, Ruby Basinger, Carol Bass, Gary Beaver,Jirnrny Beaver, Norman Beck,Joyce Benfield, Frances Bostian, Karen Bostian, Marvin Brown, Jr., Wayne Brown, Barbara Connell, Robert Corl, Norma Jean Correll, Tommy Dellinger, Mary Ann Doby, Peggy Drew, Rachel Earnhardt, Sue Earnhardt, Betty Eller, Helen Featherstone, Frances File, Gene Good- man, George Hall, Betty Harwood, Peggy Haynes, Carolyn Holshouser, Susie Holshouser, Robbie Honey- cutt, Lloyd Kluttz, Shirley Lyerly, Alvin Miller, Betty Jane Miller, Carolyn Morgan, Christine Morgan Roland Morgan,Richard Powlas, Bobby Rinehardt, Harold Rinehardt, Homer Lee Safrit, Billy Shaver, Wayne Shue, David Sides, Floyd Sides, Jerry Lee Sides, C. J. Soloman, Jean Strube, Charles Taylor, Phillip Thompson,Renda Treece, Barbara Trexler, Stephen VanDyke, Herby Vanhoy,Becky Vanadore, Rose Wag- ner, Jackie Walker, Harold Yost. jc. H. HELIJRMAN - SUPPLY co.l u SEVENTH GRADE V ' 'E' , , f Earl MR. LINDER'S and MR. LEONARD'S ROOMS: Sandra Beaver, Irene Benfield, Jimmy Bost, Rachel Bost, Ann Brown, Betty Brown, Larry Carter, Carolyn Cauble, Gene Culp, Tommy Drew, Charles Earnhardt, Gary Earnhardt, Robert Lee Efird, Clyde Featherstone, Gail Fowler, Beauford Fraley, Joe Freeze, Clara Good- man, Wayne Goodman, Brenda Heglar, BObbY H6i1ig,Ann Carol Helderman, Howard Hill, Mary Ida Hodge, Betty Holshouser, Kay Holshouser, Mickey Holshouser, Patsy Holshouser, Grady House, Bruce Johnson, Lee Kirk, Carolyn Kluttz, Jerry Kluttz, Peggy Kluttz, Tommy Lefler, Edward Lentz, Barry Leonard, Ellen Lud- wig, James Lyerly, Tony Lyerly, Anis Maners, Jean Martin, Betty Jo Miller, Julia Millis, Bud Moose, Ed- ward Moose, Bobby Morgan, Loy Morgan, Pearlie Morgan, Vernon Page,Betty Sue Petrea, Sybil Penninger, Billy Ridenhour,Jimmy Ritchie, Marie Rowland, Clara Mae Shaver, Mildred Shinn, Larry Shipton, Shirley Shuping, Barbara Snider, Timothy Thompson, James Treece,Jack Trexler, Joe Trexler, Patricia Wagoner, Linda Whitt, Louise Winecoff. lSIMPSON'S GROCERY - ROCKWELLI SIXTH GRADE MRS. CURRIE'S and MR. GRAY'S ROOMS: Brenda Bass, Yorke Beaver, Donnell Benfield, Betty Bost, Jimmy Bost, Patsy Bost, Harold Bostian, Jimmy Lee Brady, Donald Corl, Melva Corl, Thomas Connell, Wayne CITOSS, John Culp, Bobby Drew. Betty Jean Dyson, Edward Eagle, Wayne Eddleman, Judy Eller, Maxine Eller, Nadine Eller, Hazeline Featherstone, Shelva Haynes, Becky Heileg, Jerry Hilliard, Abbie Hahn, Bobbie Holshouser, Brenda Holshouser, Sylvia Holshouser, Mary Anne Hooks, Ronald Horton, Billy Joe Johnson, Guy Jones, James Jones, Daisy Kluttz, Jerry Kluttz, Brenda Leazer, Larry Leonard,Peggy Leonard, Barbara Ann Lentz, Mary Ann Ludwig, Donald Miller, Judy Misenheimer, Ronnie Mooney, Johnnie Morgan, Melvin Morgan, Richard Morgan, John Nicholson, Jr., Colleen Pickler, Katie Puckett, Nancy Safrit,Roy Sechler, Harold Shoaf, Mary Shue, Brenda Small, Linda Snider, Ralph Stoner, Betty Sue Swinson, Marjorie Trexler, Myrtle Trexler, Wayne Trexler, Marlene Walker, Nancy Carol Walker, Jerry Wiles. FIFTH GRADE MRS. BOLTON'S, MRS. KINDLEY'S and MRS. UZ.ZEL'S ROOMS: Gayle Arey, Pearl Barringer, Dale Basinger, James Beaver,Jimmy Benfield, Clifford Boger, Helen Ruth Boger, Kenneth Bostian, Billy B0WdCIl, Brenda Brooks, Valeria Carter, Ronald Cauble, Peggy Cozart, Jerry Corl, Kay Correll, Johnny Drew, Brenda Eanrhardt, Virg- inia Eller, Judy Fatata, Wayne Fesperman, Shirley Frye, Nell Goodman, Guy McGuire, Dorothy Hall, Doris Hall, Gary Hall, Melvia Hall, Anderson Haynes, Barbara Holshouser, Leona Holshouser, Ronnie Hahn, Mary Honeycutt,Pat1'icia Honeycutt, Dan Huffman,Jay Johnson, Bill Kirk, Don Kluttz,Gearlene Leonard,Sue Linker, Torlia Linker, Brenda Lyerly, Susie Ludwick,Walter Lyman, Shelva Mil1er,Lawrence Misenheimer, Tony Mis- enheimer, Carolyn Morgan, Junior Morgan, Vickie Morgan, Larry Owens, Jerry Page, Brantly Park, Eleanor Poole, Martha Poole, Gerald Rattz, Linda Kay Robbins, Vancy Roseman, Beulah Rowland, Ernest Shepherd, Thomas Shoaf, Nancy Shue, Lester Shuping, Wayne Stokes, Barbara Thompson, Helen Treece, Martin Luther Trexler, Patsy Trexler, Jan Van Dyke, Clinton Vanhoy, Billy Vanadore, Bobby Vanadore, Barbara Walker, Coy Wiles, Bobby Wright. FOURTH GRADE mf . rw Q MRS, SLOAN'S, MRS. BEAVER'S and MRS.UZZEL'S ROOMS: Brenda Barringer, Terry Beaver, James Lee Boger, Maurice Bost, Claude Bostian, Terry Braswe1l,Ruth Brown, Brenda Bullard, Linda Bullard, Howard Crowe, Fred- die Drew, Barbara Ann Drye, Evelyn Dlmaway, Richard Eagle, Judy Earnhardt, E. J. Efird, Vance Eller, Kay Sue Hill, Charles Hill, Gene Hill, Eugene Holshouser,Leslie Holshouser, Jr., Judy Huffman, Dean Kluttz, Clif- ford Kluttz, Gary Kluttz, Barbara Lail, Keith Leonard, Robert Morgan, David Morris, Willie Page, Brenda Pen- nmger, Kay Frances Petrea, Thomas Powlas, John Remeta, Michael Rinehardt, Tommy Rinehardt, Marion Rothrock, Junie Rowland, Bobby Rowland, Gary Rummage, Bobby Safrit, Novella Scott, Monnie Lee Sechler, Sandra Selle, Nelson Shepherd, Mary Shinn, Carolyn Shue, Monty Lee Simpson, Carlie Lee Snider, Mary Ruth Snider, Faye Soloman, Randy Stiller, Robie Swink, Lollie May Taylor, Patricia Thompson, Kenneth Treece, Ifillixalrxn gfreece, Harry Eugene Trexler, Phyllis Trexler, Sandra Trexler, Joel Vanhoy, Max Varnadore, Mickey oe a ey. , S3 ff' We c I' THIRD GRADE A - 4 Cie 4 il gm. any is VLIV, 4 1-, tg, g .st ak ' - ,A g Y , ,, sf' H fx ,,,. 1- -- Q m el? E, in 3 , y 2-2 'L - V -... :fe , I . 1 fr ec.-: ,J f :gs sf - ,E in if , 5 iii fi Q J J A,., , .,1. zgfg, ., V 531:35 ai f ' ' T J fwfr, sg, H r K .,.k. 'H ' an 1 , 5- H '. i' 1 'F' , . a+,- 3, f A MRS. SOWER'S and MRS.HONEYCUTT'S ROOMS: Barbara Beaver,Larry Beaver, Paula Jean Bost, April Brown, Sandra Jo Brown, Donald Braswell, G. D. Cruse, Robert Dellinger,Robert Kyson, John Ray Earnhardt, Judy Earn- hardt, Betty Sue Efird, Betty Eudy, Diane Eudy, Jimmy Fatata, Betty Sue Featherstone,Ellison Fesperman, Har- old Fesperman, Mary Frances File, Martha Jean Fisher, Emma Jean Fra1ey,Russell Frye, Gail Goodman, Gwynn Goodman, David Kluttz, Wayne Kluttz, Kaye'He1derman, Judy Hill, Nina Ruth Hodges, Kermit Holshouser, Steven McIntyre, Gaye Miller, Kaye Miller, Richard Miller, Charles Miller, Billie Misenheimer, Tony Misen- heimer,Phyllis Ann Morgan, Scholene Morgan, Darrell Owens, Barbara Ridenhour, Patsy Roseman, Victor Rose- man, Shirley Rowland, Kay Shinn, Norman Shue, Thomas Shuping, Larry Small, Jimmie Snider, Adam Swink, Edith SwiHSOI1, Marlene Swinson,Larry Taylor, Jimmy Thompson,Joseph Thompson, C. B. Treece, Troy Treece, Clarene Trexler, Theresa Trexler, Diana Vanhoy, Lonnie Vanhoy, Joe Varnadore, Jenny Catherine Verble, Clarence Waller, Joe Wagoner, Walter Whaley, Billy Whitt, Linda Wilhelm, Juanita Wright, Sylvia Yost. BRADY LUMB1-:R co.' , f .L ., .,, V, ,,,,i,, tt za 1 -,'. 1' K - ,ff SECOND GRADE MRS. EAGLE'S and MRS, VERBLE'S ROOMS: William Maurice Anthony, Barry Barger, Michael Barger,Carol Beaver, Dale Beaver, Wayne Bentley,Mitchel Brown, Patsy Brown, Linda Corl, Elaine Eddleman, Alvin Mae Eller, Gaynelle Haynes, Linda Hill, Ray Hill, David Hipp, Frances House,Louise House, Judy Kesler, Barbara King, Jerry Lefler, Wayne Lentz, Johnnie Ludwick, Rodney Mclntyre, Dale Miller, Sybilla Miller, Vonnette Miller, Eddie Millis, Peggy Misenheimer, Rebecca Moose, Gary Mull, Dolores Nance, Sandra Nash, Harry Owens, Harry James Park, Jr., Linda Kay Park, Joan Pickler, Junior Pickler, Calvin Reid, Brenda Robbins, Ruddy Shipton, Jerry Shue, Edward Shuping, Judy Snider, Judy Steele, Robert Lee Swinson, Alan Ray Taylor, Janet Taylor, Donald Troutrnan, Jun- ior Troutman, Sandra VanDyke, Jackie Wiles. FIRST GRADE MRS. BARKER'S, MRS. HODGE'S, MRS. ISENHOUR'S and MRS.PLYLER'S ROOMS:Jimmy Adams, Sylvia Arey, Gary Barringer, Larry Bean, Glenda Beaver, Johnny Beaver, Linda Beaver, Roger Blevins, Bernie Bost, Paul Bost, Larry Bostioa, Diana Brady, Ronald Brooks, Bobbie Brown, Donald Brown, Joyce Brown, Larry Brown, Gary Burleson, Richard Chrter, Buddy Catoe, Jimmy Cornelius, Juanita Correll, Kenneth Culp, Lorene Daniels, Larry Dasher, Debby Daye, Brenda Deal, Nancy Drew, Donald Drye, Glenn Eagle, Diane Ed- wards, Donna Edwards, Brenda Kay Eller, Pamela Fesperman, Larry Fisher, Eli Galloway, Johnnie Graham, Betty Halliman, Donnie Harwood, Yvonne Haynes, Sylvia Heffner, Stephen Helderman, Audrey Hill, Hazel Hil1,Larry Hill, Tony Hill, Shelia Hillard, James Hodges, Brenda Hogan, Ann Holshouser, Alton Holshouser, Marion Holshouser, Jeffrey Horton, Marty Jo Johnson. FIRST GRADE MRS. BARKER'S, MRS, HODGE'S, MRS. ISENHOUR'S and MRS, PLYLER'S FIRST ROOMS: Donnie Jones, Paul Kesler, Dale Kirk, Ronald Kirk, Hazel Kluttz, Linda Lefler, David Linker, RoyLee Love, Mary Ann Lowery, Scottie Lyerly, Huey McC1enny,Rickie Misenheimer, Billy Miller, Eug- ene Miller, Kenneth Mi.ller,Lana Miller, Bobby Moose,Janie Moose, Glenda Morris, Jackson My- rick, Barbara Nicholson, Paul Patterson, Donna Peeler, James Pierce, Stephen Pinkston, Bobby Power, Mary Ann Powlas, Brenda Rainey, Charles Ried, Jimmy Remeta, Rachel Rowland, Carolyn Russell, Julian Sides, Melinda Sides, Floyd Shaver, Micky Shinn, Ruby Shinn, Stevie Shuping, Tommy Swink, Brenda Thompson, Willard Fortune, Sue Treece, Connie Trexler, Donald Trexler, Jerry Trexler, Larry Trexler, Ronald Trexler, Lucretia Trent, Linda Kay Troutman, Mary Trout- man, Robert Troutman, Dannie Yost, Kathryn Upton, Gerry Vanhoy,Janice Vanhoy, Vickie Van- hoy, Mona Varnadore, Ronald Walker, Judy Whaley, Trudy Whaley, Linda Wright. 4 I ,. 4-r ' .1 MW, HW L.-f 10' 'Mm Q' ,V if :W 'WEL SW . if may as . gg -- -14 9,7151 Bi f 5vl:3iv ' Wk 0 . .. ,, S A i 1iw,k1Ai' J, A Q .-, , .M mffil 1, 'IL , I ,, af' L E e X 3 E s 5 5 2 E f 1 E z 3 5 E 2 5 Q s 2 s T K 2 FOOT BALL T EAM i , E .Nr - : . I 4 ' r-I' I . ' ' -N- . . J ' 1 - - . . N - if .. uf F -. . . - .,,,,.x .. -.-- , gf. ,-' .. .. Co - Captains Larry Vanhoy Bobby Ray Holshouser SALISBURY POST v ,g , i GIRLS' BASKETBALL Robbie Honeycutt Manager Co-Captains Frankie Rattz Nancy Holshouser Larry Vanhoy Bobby Ray Holshouser J if 5 fd - GC BOYS' BASKETBALL BASEBALL I953 Left to Right: 1srRow: Coach Poole, Joe Miller, Robert Lowery, Ken Hoffman, Lee Basinger, Bill Earnhardt, James Puckett, Bill Brown. 2nd Row: Kenneth Vanhoy, Bobby Mooney, Andrew Brown, Claude Earnhardt, Jerry Fry, Alan Lyerly, Bobby Beaver, Bobby Ray Holshouser. ROCKWELL GIN Sc FUEL CO. 315, L' 0 .xxg ,,. www' 1 , VM ,M ,,. P, M f fggwff W -awww, Clarinets: Betty Brown, Alice Hooks, Betty Lou Brady, Bill Ridenhour, Cleo Jones, Norma Jean Brady, Juanita Eagle, Tony Lyerly, Martha Brown, Gail Leonard, Midge Honeycutt, Libby Bost, Ann Carol Helderman, Sylvia Penninger, Sandra Beaver. Percussion: Mary Ida Hodge, Marie Wil- cox, Joyce Benfield, Carol Bass. 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