Rosman High School - Oriole Yearbook (Rosman, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1951 volume:

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Q6-fu Lf L :AHA 74,0-Q, f4,:l. , , 8 b I V4 .- ' , qfv-o,,f X74 Ama OLFCX' xo-mf' :Lf LZ,-f HQ 4,11-2f7 Sivflzbv, It ,L I Aff- , '.lfL,Z4L1 1' I : 1, i, v . 7 K . . - ' U A q ,z af had ff, 0--K QQ7 Cf ' L U ' uf fi , , f 'A V .1 h , g z ,, Q, nf ,,fV w17Yf -ff N3 'I' 'i' ' -2 PRESENTED BY -gg. ',.. 5 '- THE SENIOR CLASS ...- --2-. ...all of -.:'.. '-- O lgaiman .S7fAoof :I-'- S , S Qunzun, S Q Q i X5 Qi!-nf' E 2'-1 Z'-E --.- N ,a,,l....E is ES is I Q 0 . 4 :E 43' -5 J 7 -A r 'tr fi 5, ' ' . 1' We, the Senior Class of 1951, do hereby dedicat e this volume of The Oriole to those who have made our education possible, whose patience, guidance, and understanding have made our lives worthwhile, whose inspirations have guided us, and whose wishes con- cerning us we sincerely hope to fulfill. As a token of appreciation we dedicate this volume to Our Parents. O MR. 81 MRS. RICHMOND P. AIKEN MR. 8. MRS. ANDERSON C. BYARS MR. 8. MRS. L. C. CASE, JR. MR. 8. MRS. WILLIE V. GALLOWAY MR. 81 MRS. ARTHUR J. HOLLAR MR. 81 MRS. MICKLER LUCK MR. 81 MRS. CARTER McCALL MR. 8. MRS. C. W. HENDERSON MR. 81 MRS. BURGLE QUEEN MR. 8- MRS. DAVE WHITE MR. 8. MRS. J. C. CASSELL MR. 8- MRS. ERNEST BOLEY MR. 8. MRS. LAWSON C. CARTER MR. 8. MRS. GEORGE DODSON MRS. J. H. CONNER MRS. LEO WINCHESTER MRS. VINESSA McCALL MR. 8. MRS. WARREN FISHER O 4 our love and MR. 8. MRS. W. A. JAMERSON MR. 8. MRS. BEN JONES MR. 8. MRS. ABE LOWE MR. 8- MRS. DOYLE MANLY MR. 8: MRS. SPURGEON McCALL MR. 81 MRS. CLYDE S. McCALL MR. 8. MRS. COLEY McCALL MR. 8. MRS. GENE MOORE MR. 8. MRS. ERNEST PANGLE MR. 8. MRS. AVERY REID MR. 81 MRS. L. H. THOMAS MR. 8. MRS. GUY WHITMIRE MR. 81 MRS. CHARLES MOORE MRS. BESSIE PANGLE MRS MRS . ELI OWEN . J. M. JONES MRS. ROBERT L. CROWE ii- -1 I-I I U l - aa Awww MRS. LUCY BRYSON HOME ECONOMICS ' - B. S., Womans College University of North Carolina ov MISS SARAH BURCH ,V HISTORY B. A., Furman University MR. WILLIAM R. DWYER BUSINESS EDUCATION, ENGLISH B. S., East Tennessee State M. A., George Peabody College MRS. LGVERNE HOGSED ENGLISH B. S., Western Carolina Teachers College v' ' I ,df jfllflflky MR. E. F. TILSON A. B., Tusculum College Graduate Work at University of Tennesse ., ,,,. . H -. -W e --V Wg,--www.-Q.,-I --f -pq--rfvffygwllgglvf-rrvuwlvwvff-V, - Www--W-nf-'f f f'W f TT' 'TT -ff jalflflfkg MR. B. E. KEISLER AGRICULTURE B. S., Clemson College I' r f U 'I F- l 1 MRS. COMNENA LAWRENRIE MATHEMATICS A. B., Anderson College l I MRS. DQRIS WARREN, , ' SCIENCE B. S., Western Carolina Teacher: College Q 4 Miss EDNA wlcsoms I FRENCH, ENGLISH ' A. B., Berea College' MR. ED WILLIAMS HEALTH, PHYS. EDL ' B. S., Piedmont Collage .'. 'ii Most Sfudious RAY BYARS DORRIS REID Besf Personality JO POWELL BILL CASE Best All-Round JORETTA MOORE CHARLES PANGLE Mosi Handsome Boy Preffiesf Girl CHARLES PANGLE FREDA JEAN BOLEY Most Afhlefic BILL CASE IMA LEE McCALL Absenf from pidures: Class Flirfs R. C. GALLOWAY HELEN JO MANLY Class Monkeys DONALEE CASSELL HELEN JO MANLY 1. Auf - 1-1..- 1 Y..-M Y. Class Officers 'A' nk CHARLES PANGLE--Class president 1,45 vice-president 35 Music club 3,45 Boys' Quartet 3,45 F.F.A. 1,25 Annual staff 3,45 Basketball QManagerJ 2,35 Citizen- ship award 35 Superlative 3,45 Class play 3,4. lessen, Not too serious, not too gay, he tries to please in every way. ir 'lr DOROTHY THOMAS-F.H.A. 1,25 4-H 1,2,3,4. President 3,45 Beta 3,45 Ath- letic 4, Vice-President 45 Journalism 45 Music 45 Class vice-president 45 Student Council, president 45 Annual stalt 45 Marshal 35 Basketball 3,45 Home Eco- nomics award 25 School spirit award 35 Superlative 35 Class play 3,4. Chick- en, Attractive, good-natured, and a smile that makes living worth-while. 'A' i' IMA LEE McCAl.L-F.H.A. 1,25 Music 2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Beta 2,3,4, President 35 Journalism 3,4, Society editor 45 Class reporter 1,25 Class sec- retary and treasurer 35 Secretary 45 Athletic, Sec. 81 Treas. 45 Annual staff 3,45 Spelling contest 25 Marshal 35 Ac- tivities award 25 Athletics award 35 Girls Trio 35 Class play 3,4. Ducky, A trusty person with few faults and many friends. ak 'A' DORRIS REID-F.H.A., Treas. 15 Beta 2,3,4, Sec, 81 Treas. 3,45 Library, Vice- President 25 F.T.A. 3,4, Sec. 81 Treas. 45 Journalism 3,4, Associate editor 3, Editor 45 Class president 25 Class treas- urer 45 Annual staff, Editor-in-Chief 45 Chief marshal 35 Spelling contest 25 Girl State Representative 35 Cheer- leader 45 History award 3,45 Typing award 35 Superlative 3,45 Student Council Court 45 Class play 3,4. Dot, Whatever she does, she does it well. Mascots BRENDA STATON LYNN CROWE 5412616 ' 'W ' '9'i'i1fii?M 1 . A- as eniom LEO AIKEN-F.F.A. 3,45 Music 25 Class play lUsherJ 3. Curley, Quiet, but lively. A A FREDA JEAN BOLEY-4-H 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Music 1,2,35 Cheerleader 2,45 Annual stall 45 Student Council, Secretary 45 Journalism, Sec. 8- Treas. 45 Superla- tive 3,45 Class play 3,4. Feda, Gay, jolly, and wonderful in every way. A A MARJORIE M. BROOME-4-H 15 F.H.A. 1,25 Dramatics 25 Beta 3,45 Music 45 Marshal 3. Audrey, Attractive, kind, and friendly. A A RAY BYARS-F.F.A. 1,25 Dramatics 25 Music 2,3,4, President 45 Student Coun- cil 45 Boys' Quartet 2,3,45 Superlative 3,45 Class play 3,4. Baby Ray, Ray's cooperation and willingness tc do has made him well-known and liked by all. A A LEONA CARTER-F.H.A. 1,25 Music 1,2, 3,45 Journalism 3,45 F.T.A. 4. Lena, To know her is to like her. A A Blll CASE-Class president 2,35 Basket- ball 2,3,45 Music 2,35 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 3,4, Treasurer 25 Annual stat? 3,45 Athletic, President 45 Student Coun- cil 45 4-H 15 Ath'etics award 35 Superla- tive 3,45 Class play 4. Elihue, Abil- ity to do, and will do. A A DONALEE CASSElL-Music 1,2,3,4, Sec- retary 45 F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, Secretary 3,4, Federation reporter 45 Basketball 2,3,45 4-H 15 Boys' Quartet 3,45 Superlative 3,45 Class play 3,4. Casselito, lt takes brains to be a fool. Why isn't everyone content like 'Donalee? A A ELMO CROWE-F.F.A. 1,2,3, Sentinel 35 Dramatics 1,2, Secretary 1, Reporter 25 Music 1,2,35 Library 2,3,45 Cheerleader 4. Mr, Buzzard, Silence is great- Elmo has found. , W gt' eniom LOLA DODSON-4-H l5 Music 2,3,45 Library 2,35 Journalism 45 Marshal 3. Popcorn, A sweet girl with a won- derful disposition. 'Ir 'lr WILLIE FISHER-4-H I5 F.H.A. 15 Music 2,3,45 Dramatics 25 Journalism 45 Cheer- leader 4. Cecil, A line for the boys and a smile for all. 'A' 'A' R. C. GALLOWAY - Carson, The number one flirt and girl chaser. 'A' 'A' ERNEST HOLLAR- Moose, Without Ernest the class could not carry on. 'k 'A' RUTH JAMERSON-Class president 'I5 4-H l,2,35 Music 2,3,4, Secretary 45 Journalism 45 Class play CUsherJ 3. Puri, Studious, cute and a good friend to all. 1? 'A' BERDELL JONES-4-H 2,35 Music 35 F.T.A. 4. Blondie, Blond, good-na- tured and always ready to lend a helping hand. 'A' 'A' HOWARD JONES-F.F.A. 3,45 Journal- ism 25 Music 'l. lone Wolf, A line for all the girls and good disposition for himself. 'A' ir PAULINE LOWE- Polly, Quietness is her way of life. l' r li eniord CHARLES RAY LUSK-F.F.A. 'l,2,3. Re- porter 2,35 Music 'l,2,35 Athletic 45 Dramatics 25 Basketball l,2,3,45 Class play 3,4. Muscles, Never in a hurry himself, but hurries everyone else. i' i' HELEN JO MANLY-Class vice president lj 4-H l,2,35 Songleader 35 Basketball l,2,3,45 Athletics 45 Journalism 3,45 Chief typist 45 Miss Rosman 45 Girls Trio 45 Superlative 3,45 Class play 3,4. Curiosity, Fun-loving, dependable and with personality plus. 'k 'A' BEATRICE MCCALL-4-H 1,25 Music i, 2,35 Journalism 45 F.H.A. l,2. Cubby, Lots of dependability and a good friend. 'A' i CARLYLE McCALL--Class treasurer 25 Music 3, 45 Boys' Quartet 3,45 Annual staff 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Superlative 35 Class play 3,4, Einstein ll, Friendship to many and a good will to all. ir ir JENCY MCCALL-F.H.A. 'l5 Beta 2,3,4, Vice-President 3, President 45 Library 25 F.T.A. 3,4, President 45 Journalism 3,45 Annual stall 3,4, Associate editor 35 Chief marshal 35 Student Council Court, Chief Justice 45 Superlative 35 Class play 3,4. Bookworm, A girl who has many pleasing ways. 'A' i' GERALD MOORE-F.F.A. 'l,25 Journal- ism 3,4, Art editor 3,45 Annual staff, Art editor 4. Bud, The artist of our class. 'A' i' JORETTA MOORE-F.H.A. 1,25 4-H 25 Music 2,3,45 Beta 2,3,4, Vice-President 45 Journalism 45 Student Council 45 Marshal 35 Superlative 45 Class play 3,4. Ernestine, Has a way that makes her very likeable. 'A' 'lr MARY LOU MOORE-F.H.A. 1,25 4-H 'l,2,35 Music, Vice-President 45 Journal- ism 45 F.T.A. 4 Little Lulu, She's quite a girl, and we couldn't do with- out her. M, 1 J-nu ie. X S xi E X N if 'fc eniom GUY OWEN-F.F.A. 1,2,35 Athletic 45 Library 2,35 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Class play fStage Managerl 3. Pesty, Little, but loud. i' 'A' ALTON PANGLE-F.F.A. 1,25 Music 45 Class play 3. Teener, Most depend- able, good-natured, and a grand per- son. 'A' ir JO POWELL-F.H.A. 1,25 Music 2,3,4, Vice-President 2, President 45 Basket- ball 2,35 Journalism 45 Annual staff 45 Athletic 45 Class vice-president 25 Su- perlative 3,45 Class play fPrompterJ 3. .lonettie, Sweet, cufe, and very re- liable. if 'lr MARLENE WHITMIRE-F.T.A., Reporter 45 Music l,2,45 Journalism 4. Mart, Quiet, but lots of fun. 'A' A' MARY SUE WHITMIRE-4-H 'l,2,3, pres- ident 'l5 F.H.A. 1,25 Journalism 3,45 Music 'l,2,3,45 Class Sec. 81 Treas. 'l5 Annual staff 45 F.T.A. 45 Superlative 35 Class play CStoge Managerl 3. Susie, Silent, but a true friend to all. if if AMALIA WINCHESTER - F.H.A. 1,25 Music 2,45 4-H 'l5 Journalism 4. Amy, Pleasing people is l1er way of life. 'A' ak GEORGE WHITE- Cupid, Bosl1ful, but a wonderful guy. I Mosf Likely fo Succeed Besf Personalify ELMO MATTHEWS WILLOW MAE MCCALL GERENE GALLOWAY CARL MASTERS Mosl Sfudious Mosf Original GERENE GALLOWAY BONNIE GALLOWAY A. M. MCCALL CARL MASTERS Mosl Popular INOLA KILPATRICK A. M. McCALL N. S S i X 5 SS Mosf Aiiracfive GER ENE GALLOWAY BUDDY CASE Most Alhleiic JOE STATON LA VERNE ROBINSON Class Flirls LEWIS HOLDEN BETTY JEAN MITCHELL X Q UZ' uniom Buddy Case Mildred Chapman Marfha Jean DePew Bonnie Galloway Dorene Galloway Gerene Galloway Lewis Holden lnola Kilpairick Wilma Ledford Peggy Lee Carl Masfers Elmo Maffhews A. M. McCall Howard McCall ,M- uniom Joe McCall Opal McCall Vera McCall Willow Mae McCall BeHy Jean Mifchell Mildred O'Shield Alice Owen Carl Phillips Avarie Powell William Rogers La Verne Robinson Joe Sfafon Boyce Whifmire Carlyle Whilmire L C . N9 rar' 1 I, o , .4 - M V v -' . xY' X ,W 1 's N v NIJ J yo? V11 Dry XMI: 'L V ilux J' J Ill 1 x' 5 ls vile. x m X v x rex f-XS? ff, ffifg-C' JZ ff f K,f 53552 LA! A SCA00! Eablfl in ii pgs, J' 30,94 001. 0I'e5 Grady Ashe Royce Baker Minnie Sue Brown Mack Burfon Paul Cash Mary Lou Chapman Genelle Chappell Bobbie Conner Dee Fowler Ruby Fisher Barbara Galloway Jo Ann Holland Freddie Hollar Helen 'Hubbard Joel Hubbard Sherrill Hubbard Louise Hulchinson Junior Mason -1 -1-V1 50,94 Oln orea Dolus Masters Eunice McCall .loyce McCall Helen Miller Denton Moore Buddy Owen Hattie Lou Parker Leo Petit Thelma Petit Ruth Powell 'BSN 'N Eugene Staton Shelby Jean Smith Louise Snipes Kenneth Tolley Mildred Whitmire Charles Whitmire Lester Winchester Harold Woodard ...aG jl'25Al7leI'l Front Row: MAE WHITMIRE CHRISTINE JONES CLARA BERT CALLAHAM EDITH GALLOWAY MILDRED POWELL JIMMIE LEE PAT BRUNER JUDY BUTLER Second Row: CLARA DEAN PARKER OLIVENE JONES DARLEEN GALLOWAY LOUISE SHIPMAN DORA MAE WHITMIRE WILLA BETH CARTER ANNIE BELLE OWEN MRS. BRYSON Third Row: SHIRLEY GALLOWAY SHIRLEY WHITMIRE CLARA BELLE FISHER MARY JANE JONES BEVERLY MATHIS 'A' ir Front Row: JOHNNY HART DONALD LEE PASSMORE BILL McKINNEY FRANKLIN FISHER CHARLES LAWTER ELVIN GALLOWAY MR. WILIAMS Second Row: ODELL POWELL SYDNEY WHITE EDWARD PAXTON FRANTZ WHITMIRE TOM MAHONEY AUSTIN ALEXANDER DANIEL McCALL Third Row: LESTER GILLESPIE JIM ZACHARY W. O. GALLOWAY PERRY FISHER DAN McCALL JERRY McCALL JAMES GALLOWAY agifi g....1. First Row. Katie Sue Eubanks, Dean McClure, Lois Holden, Martha Ann Thomas, Louetta Hooper, Donna Vee Galloway, Iva Jean Holden, Anna Lou Jones, Irene Cantrell. Second Row, Shirley Crowe, Dorothy Chapman, Jean Whit- mire, Lorraine Whitmire, Hazel Dodson, Frances Pope, Jo Ann Hall. Third Row, Elaine Tolley, Betty Jo Owen, Annie McKinney, Lovene Lyday, Martha Galloway, Ima Jean Galloway. Fourth Row. Mary Dee Shel- ton, Jania Sue Brown, Louise Whitmire, Ann Galloway, Eme Mae Chapman, Norma Phillips. Fifth Row. Clara Lou Ledford, Jo Ann Owen, Coleen Owen, Marvetta Hall, Mrs. Hogsed. 'A' 'lr First Row: Jay Lee Owen, Johnny Whitmire, Everette Greer, Vernon Galloway, Floyd Jones, Donald Patterson, Bill Galloway, Willard Morgan, Car- roll Brown, Mr. Dwyer. Second Row: Kennith Banther, Charley Jones, James Chapman, Billy Pangle, Carroll Hubbard, Harrill Owen, Charles Banther, Channing Hubbard. Third Row: Earl Franks, John Frank Fisher, Jimmy Bruner, Bernard Orr, Tommy Owen, Joe Smith. Fourth Row: Yancy Whitmire, Harold Fisher, Bascom Hooper, Charles Mitchell, Milford Mas' ters, Fifth Row: L. C. McCall, V. C. Morgan, Monroe Jones, Detric Holden, Harry McCall, Jr., Ralph Whitmire. gfcwzi ,jvhdfory X 1 , 4 1,-X f ,ff Xi O In the year of 1946, the good ship, 'xx A! H. S. Education, started its voyage across I, the sea of Rosman High. In the eighth grade there were 68 pas- sengers, the co-skippers being Mrs. LaVerne Hogsed and Miss Edna Wiggins, and the captain was Principal E. F. Tilson. After passing the first stormy year of the voyage, we sailed into the Calms of the ninth grade. Six of our passengers left us during this lap of our voyage. On the next lap, we almost ship-wrecked on the Rocks of Biology, but we survived with only five losses, thanks to the wise counsel of our officers. The third lap of our journey was a very interesting one. There was the Junior play, Lena Rivers, and the Junior-Senior Banquet with the Chinese motif. Five members embarked on the happy Isle of Matri- mony. They were LaVada Kilpatrick, Geneva Hudson, Jeanette Raines, Mary Sue Conner and Jo Pangle. A new member from the H. S. Oceana, joined us, only to leave us the next year. Her name was Ann Vakos. Our last and most adventurous year of the voyage brought us much happiness. There was the thrill of being seniors, getting our rings, annual work, Senior play, No Place Like Home, Junior-Senior Banquet, Baccalaureate Sermon, and at last on May 24, 1951, we anchored our fair ship in the Port of Graduation with 33 members in our crew. C 64155 l'0,9AeCy Step right up, dear classmates of '51, and let Madam Tell-All read your future in the tea leaves. I have been blessed with the wonderful gift of seeing into the future, and though I am only an amateur, I am learning fast. Who will be first to find out what he will be doing ten years hence in 1961? Ah! My first customer this evening is Roy Byers. What is that I see in my tea leaves? Why, of course, it is Ray as a missionary in darkest Africa. He seems to be very happy among the savages, in fact, he seems to be one of them. Here comes Amalia Winchester. I see a huge department store in New York, and Amalia is head floorwalker. She is very successful in her career. She is not married and is still a favorite among all the men. George White has finally been named King George I of Ooglamitchi, an island in the South Pacific, where he took his bride, the former Beatrice McCall, on their honeymoon ond decided to stay. I see two of my former classmates as teachers of Rosman High School. They are Dorris Reid, who teaches business, and Jency McCall, who teaches mathematics. Marlene Whitmire is teaching at Rosman Elementary. Mariorie McCall has got herself a Broome, and is keeping house in Greenville S. C. and has four little maps. My tea leaves reveal that Helen Jo Manley and Brisco McCall are happily married and live in a house adioining the home of the former Ruth Jamerson, and her husband, Willie Aiken. Charles Ray Lusk is basketball coach at Rosman High, and is very proud of his team which hasn't lost a game in three years. This year Muscles led his team to a State Championship. Another image is forming. It looks like a wedding! Yes, it is! It seems that Leona Carter is finally getting married to Lester Stamey. Good luck, Leona. There is a lovely bungalow in my magic tea leaves, and there is Mary Sue Whitmire hanging out the wash, with two darling little boys playing near. What a happy scene. Jo Powell is still making Ernest a wonderful wife. They are living in California near Ima Lee McColl, who is private secretary to Sam Goldwyn in Hollywood. The next scene is an opossum farm. Guy Owen and Elmo Crowe own this farm, and they are making quite a fortune from the proiect. They got the idea for the farm during an economics class in R.H.S. lt seems that Lola Dobson has become a lady detective and has iust ferreted out a Communist spy. Her assistant and constant companion is Pauline Lowe. They are famous as tracers of Lost Persons. Mary Lou Moore is married to Billy and lives at the corner of 1st and 10th streets in Rosman. flt really has grown in ten years.1 Well! Alton Pangle is really going places! I see him drilling a group of marines. He is now a captain. Charles Pangle and Carlyle McCall have an airfield out in the outskirts of Rosman. They are great stunt pilots, but then they always did know lots of tricks. Ernest Hollar and R. C. Galloway have iust opened their new night club, The Silver Star, across the street from R.H.S. Willie Fisher and Dorothy Thomas are the star singers. Dorothy has become famous as a blues crooner. Willie is still a heartbreaker, and has a different guy every night. Bill Case and his wife, the former Freda .lean Boley, live in the suburbs of Rosman. Bill is owner of Case's Department stores, which are scattered all over the U.S. Freda is a great club worker, and is usually head of all the benefit programs. I see Leo Aiken as World's Lightweight Champion in boxing. Howard Jones is his Manager. Donalee Cassell has replaced Bob Hope in the movies, and he is a comedian such as the world has never seen heretofore. Berdell Jones, lwho is now Mrs. Dealous Phillipsj lives in her lovely home in Wolf Mountain. She is noted for her wonderful cooking and genuine hospitality. As for myself, Joretta Moore, I am hostess for Pan American Airlines, and telling fortunes to all the Air Force. The evening has been a pleasant one, dear friends, and I have told your fortunes as I see them in my magic tea leaves. CLASS PROPHET JORETTA MOORE I I ,- , v- ws, .gfqfr We, the Class of CZ... WW '51, being glad that our days here are numbered and realizing the need of retaining our notable talents and abilities, but knowing that the Juniors are sadly lacking in such outstanding qualities have agreed upon these individual bequests. I, Ray Byars, do hereby will to Alice Owen my musical talent with my wish that she become a great songster. I, Freda Jean Boley, will my talent of leading cheers to Betty Jean Mitchell. I feel quite sure she will be able to carry out the iob well. I, Bill Case, leave my athletic ability to Carl Masters. May he be a real help to the team next year. We, Jo Powell and Ima Lee McCall, will to Wilma Ledford our skill in passing the invisible note. With the practice she already has we feel sure she'll get by. I, Leona Carter, will to Vera McCall my iob as office girl. May your iob be light and your trips short. I, Donalee Cassell, leave to Lewis Holden my ability to sing and to hold my audience in great suspense. I, Lola Dodson, do hereby bequeath my place as Lunch Room Waitress to Peggy Lee. May this be her motto Let nothing your appetite dismay. I, Willie Fisher, bequeath to LaVerne Robinson my ability to cook. I have an idea she'll need it in the near future. We, R. C. Galloway and Ernest Hollar, leave to Buddy Case our special talent of finding excuses to keep us from school. I, Alton Pangle, do hereby will my unusual ability of saying much in a few words to Elmo Matthews. By cutting ten words a minute from his speech I feel sure he will be able to fulfill the task. We, Ruth Jamerson and Helen Jo Manley, will to lnola Kilpatrick our talent of being absent when a test is scheduled in Chemistry. A tip, Inola-watch your step. I, Charles Ray Lusk, leave to Carlyle Whitmire my ability to make um laugh. May he always be able to keep the students in a merry mood. We, George White and Elmo Crowe, leave to A. M. McCall our shyness and blushing in the presence of girls. Use these qualities in moderation. We, Leo Aiken and Howard Jones, do hereby will to Boyce Whitmire our great name of corn producers. We hope it will bring him much fame. We, Jency McCall and Dorris Reid, leave to Dorene Galloway our skill of keeping correctly the student store. May you have more success than we have had. I, Marlene Whitmire, leave to Bonnie Lee Galloway my shiny blue apron. I hope she will find it useful in many ways. I, Pauline Lowe, will to Mildred O'Shields my perfect record of one year with no absences. Tardies are better for the record. We, Carlyle McCall and Charles Pangle, bequeath to Joe Staton our knowledge of the laboratory. We feel sure he'll make a go of it if he memorizes the chemistry book. I, Mary Lou Pressley, leave to William Rogers my talent as a typist, but there's one drawback- you'll probably have to use two hands. I, Guy Owen, leave my title of class pest to Carl Phillips. May it bring him as much pleasure as it has me but iust half the trouble. I, Amalia Winchester, leave to Avarie Powell one ounce of giggles. This will be all she'll need to put the class in an uproar. We, Mary Sue Whitmire and Mariorie Broome, leave to Willow Mae McCall the address in the adioining state the address. where we found our new names. Just remember, you mustn't lose I, Dorothy Thomas, leave to Gerene Galloway my position as president of student coun- cil. Always try to give the kids a fair deal. I, Beatrice McCall, lt's in excellent shape, I, Joretta Moore, be the greatest poetess I, Gerald Moore, him in future years. I, Berdell Phillips, won't need them next do hereby will to Joe McCall my locker used in the twelfth grade. so please keep it that way. bequeath to Mildred Chapman my ability to write poetry. May she Rosman High has known. will to Howard McCall my art talent. May it be of much value to leave to Opal McCall one pair of overall pants since I probably year anyway. This was published and declared before us by the testators to be their last will and testament and at whose request and in whose presence we hereby have subscribed our names as advisors and witnesses. Dorothy Thomas Donalee Cassell CLASS LAWYERS lfU'l'l0l' age In every high school year, which incidentally is composed of 180 days containing six hours each, there is, of course, something which happens to everyone that no one can forget. Some of these things we now file below, that you may share the remembrance with us. At first-well, it really began then, was the un- forgettable time when Willie, Joretta, Nadine, Geneva, Patricia and Inola were an their way to Brevard, and luckily lor unluckilyj lnala thumbed Mr. Tilson. Any- way, the trip was made shorter, they returned to school. Then came the outrageous time when two of our girls became tomboys namely, Helen Jo and Ruth. Remember when they walked the home ec tables? More recently came the Senior boys' stag party, which was so rudely interrupted by some of the more interested senior girls. Don't feel bad, boys, they were iust checking up. And then when we were iust freshmen seniors, Guy, Elmo, and Charles Ray hid all those English books. Remember it, kids? Then, in November of '49, after one month of daily drilling, came the night for our Junior play rehearsal. Good ole Lena Rivers . Could anyone forget? Wonder if Miss Wiggins recalls the surprise birthday party given her by the Juniors of '49? Honk, Hank! Toot, Toot! Could she forget? Can someone remember the time when all our married seniors were single- When Jo dated Joe Owen When Mary Sue dated Hugh Gillespie When Marjorie dated Charles Harris When Mary lou dated Bill Case When Ernest dated Ima Lee McCall When Berdell dated Harold Miller When Lavada dated J. C. Anders? Gone but not forgotten are the parties at Frozen lake. They were heaps of fun, but punishment for cutting school wasn't so funny. In the field of sports, mostly football, there was one special hero. However, he never came by for his honors when the football took a side curve straight through the Detention Hall window. Now iust who was the kicker? To Grady, Muck, and Joel we give the credit of a completely new stock of food in the Iunchroom. Do you recollect, boys? Seems as if jeep days have come and gone again. Perhaps Vera, Opal, Peggy, Alice and Dorene could give us a better line up. Could Spook Nicholson and his runaway ieep have any connections? Better late than never came the steak supper at Miss Wiggins' house for Carlyle, Ima Lee, Charles, and Willow Mae. A lot of steak can be eaten at 10:00 P. M., but there was still some left. Then through the halls on that ioyful clay came the music from the English class. The entertainers: Odell Powell and his harp and Frantz and his voice . What were you hoping to charm, boys-the teacher? It seems that publicity iust comes to certain people. The one we have in mind now is Carlyle Whitmire and his experience with an officer of the law. Believe us, Carlyle, we aren't really iealous of your publicity which pertained to a boy being searched because of his foolishness. And does anyone remember when Mrs. Warren's green light turned red? Maybe we should have the lights changed pink and blue. At least, everyone wouldn't be seeing red all the time. Free, yet paid for, was the period given to the girls who decided to bring back the silver for Mrs. Bryson. Inola, Vera, Alice, Wilma, Barbara G., Mildred 0. and Martha Jean, was it worth it? Actions speak louder than words, and it still applies, even in the Marine Air Corps. If it weren't that, then how did the officer find out CarIyle's and lewis' ages? Date: Night of Junior play, 1950. Incident I: Inola practicing driving on Ray Fisher's CCI'- Incident II: Within one foot of above mentioned ac- cident, Carl Master's tire went flat. Causes: Carelessness, slightly over-loaded car, per- sons 10. Help: 5pare - Mr. Dwyer. Only once a year, so we mustn't forget Miss Moore's birthday party from 9th grade girls. Yes, Mr. Tilson re- membered too, and gave her a special invitation - to chapel. Then as now, nothing ever stopped the 9th grade of '51, Remember the party at the Pink Beds and the big rock in the road ? Plenty of food for everyone, including the enormous appetites of the senior boys of '50. What were you planning to do boys, feed Asheville too? With heavy hearts and low spirits the 'I2th grade boys left to the 10th grade boys the '50 basketball tournament championship. Could it have been these nicknames of the 10th grade that brought about the victory? Please take note of what follows: Hoot OwI -Grady Bad Boy Baker -Royce Blue Beard -Keneth MuscIes -Charles Hi3hpockets -Eugene .. Blood Burton -Mack Cherry -Harold Counterfeit Cash-Paul Hick HolIar -Freddie Lover Boy -Joel Cactus KiIler -Dolus u ll 9 I it NapoIeon -Leo 6, ,Q 1 Slinging Slim -Denton Herbie, Jr. -Buddy Bad Eye -Sherrill Together we stand, the motto of the I2th grade, especially when ' u I 5 , 17. a certain incident occurs and Helen 4 Q , X 'X 4 Jo is caught forging names. But everyone knows that's an illegal practice. Variety is the spice of life, and these spicy moments will be long remembered by all of us. JF dl 1 MS Sd J' V .. I .. , T JORETTA MOORE BILL CASE DOROTHY THOMAS ALTON PANGLE YZ JENCY McCALL 9. MARY LOU PRESSLEY MARJORIE BROOME 10. FREDA JEAN BOLEY WILLIE FISHER II. CHARLES PANGLE MARY SUE WHITMIRE 12. BERDELL PHILLIPS IMA LEE McCALL MARLENE WHITMIRE LOLA DODSON DORRIS REID Far up in the Blue Ridge Mountains With its skies so blue, Stands our dear old Alma Mater Proudly to the view. Chorus: Rosman, Rosman, our dear high school, Orange and the Black, May we always honor thee, Alma Mater dear. High school days are swiftly gliding, Soon we'll leave these halls, Friend from friend will then be parting Answering duty's calls. Tho' we all may wander far, To her we'll be true, We will ever live to love her, Faithful friends we'll prove. by ':'1. , ..::' 3' ' ,,,.,.f 1 Editorial Staff Activities Seated at Table: GERALD MOORE JENCY McCALL .. DORRIS REID ....... DOROTHY THOMAS . . CHARLES PANGLE . . . MISS EDNA WIGGINS Standing: WILLOW MAE MCCALL GERENE GALLOWAY . ELMO MATTHEWS .. BILL CASE ...... JO POWELL ..... CARLYLE MCCALI. ..., FPEDA JEAN BOLEY HOWARD McCALL MARY SUE WHITMIRE IMA LEE MCCALL .... ART EDITOR ASSOCIATE EDITOR .. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ..... LITERARY EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER SPONSOR JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE ....... SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHIC EDITOR CIRCULATION MANAGER CIRCULATION MANAGER JUNIOR REPRESENTATIVE BUSINESS MANAGER . . . BUSINESS MANAGER The Annual Staff has worked hard and faith- fully to secure photographs, snapshots, and group pictures for this book, but one of its most difficult tasks was to raise funds for expenses. In order to do this, the staff and other senior class mem- bers have sold Christmas cards, magazine sub- scriptions, annual subscriptions, sponsored a Pie Supper, and solicited advertisements. We wish to thank our subscribers, advertisers, parents, and Mrs. Lawrence for helping us to raise these funds. ,szwlenf Counci! gourf Seated: GERENE GALLOWAY . . . .... Girls' Sanitation Committee LA VERNE ROBINSON ......... Vice-President DOROTHY THOMAS ............... President FREDA JEAN BOLEY . .. Secretary and Treasurer BILL CASE .............. Standing: LOUETTA HOOPER SHIRLEY WHITMIRE MINNIE SUE BROWN . Grounds Committee . . . . . . . Hospitality LEWIS HOLDEN ............. Lost and Found MRS. LAWRENCE ........ KENNETH TOLLEY .. Boys' DETRIC HOLDEN SIDNEY WHITE Sponsor Sanitation Committee .. Trattic Committee Seated: HATTIE LOU PARKER BONNIE GALLOWAY JENCY McCALL ..... Chief .lustice DORRIS REID ......... .... S ecretary HOWARD McCALL Standing: A. M. McCALL MR. KEISLER ........ .... S ponsor CARLYLE McCALL This is the first year we have had a Student Participation Program in our high school, but we feel that o great deal has been accomplished, especially in connection with a cleaner building and more orderly haIIs. 'I' ca ,W- H 1 .V 1 E '-1 51' x Jn.ftI- 1 Alfa CM 'A' 'A' -k if , M 1 rx 5 'QF is s Sealed: JENCY MCCALL MRS. WARREN, Sponsor DORRIS REID X Standing: B MARJORIE BROOME CHARAc1ER JORETTA MOORE WE The Beta Club has published cz very useful Handbook, and its members keep the student store daily. T-mum'---j1,Ww-fre---v-W---f-Wm:-me-f-vwfvf'crf1 p1 '7 f 'f'v'n 'ilf' L f ' '10 1 -k -A' if fl Seated: Leona Carter, Opal McCall, Marlene Vlihitmire, Miss Burch-Sponsor. Standing: Mary Lou Pressley, Berdell Phillips, Dorris Reid, Jency McCall, Bonnie Galloway, Mary Sue Whitmire, Willow Mae McCall, Wilma Led- ford. 'Ifhe F.T.A. members have had a busy schedule of substitute teaching and giving aid to the Ele- mentary teachers. Also, they have collected col- lege catalogs for the aid of any students con- sidering college entrance. l.s I ourna iam Ima Lee McCall, Jo Powell, Dorene Galloway, Dorris Reid, Jency McCall, Thelma Petit, Hattie Lou Parker, Leona Carter, Charles Ray Lusk, Anakia Winchester, Beatrice McCall, Ruth Jamer- son, Wilma Ledford, Martha Ann Thomas, Mary Lou Pressley, Dorene Galloway, Opal McCall, Bonnie Galloway, La Verne Robinson, Peggy Lee, Willie Fisher, Lola Dodson, Helen Jo Manlega? 'F .YT sis, in Q-Q Q ik. Cya! f i' 'A' Y Freda Jean Boley, Marlene Whitmire, Darleen Galloway, Bill Case, Gerald Moore, Joretta Moore, Mary Sue Whitmire, Dorothy Thomas, Betty Jean Mitchell, Mr. Dwyer-Sponsor. The Journalism Club prepares news weekly for publication in The Transylvania Times, and once a month, the club publishes our school paper, Orange and Black. 1 , 'Pm Rss, ttttt GLJ0 OOC 65004 T Af' Seated: Mack Burton, Inola Kilpatrick, Jo Ann Holland, Alice Owen, Frantz Whitmire, Buddy Owen. Standing: Dorene Galloway, Mrs. Hogsed- Sponsor, Elmo Crowe, Judy Butler, Peggy Lee, Jimmie Lee, Louise Shipman, Minnie Sue Brown, ff -k 'A' Bobbie Conner, Helen Hubbard, Willa Beth Car- ter, Pat Bruner. The Library Club has accomplished these im- portant proiects: Mending books, Learning Book Classification, Discussing general questions, Fixing new books. t Olggfllfy an Seated: Clara Dean Parker, Minnie Sue Brown, Helen Hubbard, Joyce McCall, Mrs. Bryson- Sponsor. Standing: Jo Ann Holland, Edith Galloway, Olivene Jones, Darleen Galloway, Annie Bell Owen, Eunice McCall, Betty Jean Powell. f1J4l.A-kff YQ' 2 The F.H.A. members have been busy rearrang- ing furniture, making curtains, a bedspread, and dressing table for the First-Aid Room. They plan to sponsor c Fashion Show and to attend the Tri-County Rally where they will pre- sent a skit. The members have presented several radio programs. 'A' First Row: Buddy Case, Paul Cash, Boyce Whit- mire, Howard Jones, Bill Case, Leo Aiken. Second Row: Franklin Fisher, Charles Lawter, Donald Lee Passmore, Joel Hubbard, Buddy Owen, Leo Petit, Sherrill Hubbard, Erward Pax- fOI l. Third Row: Daniel McCall, Mack Burton, Royce Baker, Dee Fowler, Lester Winchester, Jim Zach- ary, Dan McCall, Lester Gillespie, Sydney White. Fourth Row: Harold Woodard, Jerry McCall, Donalee Cassell, Joe McCall, Eugene Staton, Denton Moore, A. M. McCall. Back Row: Mr. Keisler, Sponsor. N BTIO Y ' 'P Fw . E, 1 k-'bc FL ! U X. ' if 5 ZZAQQXL fi rf 0 ,mf 1 ' , 2. moe H! , D f w ,J C 'Xiu 'v0 i 6 N T L 6 D The F.F.A. boys did an excellent 'ob of seed ing the bank and balltield. They ve presented several radio programs and entered teams in all district contests. 7 oyd uaic First Row: Freddie Hollar, Grady Ashe, Char- les Pangle, Alton Pangle, Carlyle McCall, Lester Winchester, Frantz Whitmire, Ray Byars. Back Row: Carlyle Whitmire, Jerry McCall, Don- alee Cassell, Mrs. Lawrence-Sponsor, A. M. Mc- Call, Dan McCall, Eugene Staton. A 'A' -A' 1 Members of the Boys' Music Club participated in the Christmas Cantata and helped to furnish music at the Junior and Senior Plays. The boys' quartet members are Charles Pangle, Carlyle McCall, Ray Byars, and Donalee Cassell. They plan to enter the contest held at Cullowhee this spring. Xg..fw l First Row: Olivene Jones, Milclred Powell, Hat- tie Lou Parker, Thelma Petit, Mae Whitmire, Clara Bert Callaham, Christine Jones, Dorene Galloway, Lcuise Snipes. Second Row: Jo Powell, Eunice McCall, Willow Mae McCall, Vera McCall, Mary Lou Pressley, Mary Sue Whitmire, Lola Dodson, Marlene Whit- mire. Third Row: Clara Dean Parker, Joyce McCall, Betty Jean Mitchell, Gerene Galloway, Inola Kil- patrick, Mary Jane Jones, Leona Carter, Clara Belle Fisher. Fourth Row: Peggy Lee, Marjorie Broome, Joretta Moore, Amalia Winchester. if f -A' 'A' Fifth Row: Wilma Ledford, Opal McCall, Alice Owen, Louise Shipman, Dora Mae Whitmire, Beverly Mathis, Darleen Galloway. Last Row: Ima Lee McCall, Helen Jo Manly, Mrs. Lawrence-Sponsor, Ruth Jamerson. The Girls' Music Club has worked iointly with the Boys' Music Club in presenting the Christmas Cantata and music for the Junior and Senior Plays. Members of the Girls' Trio are Helen Jo Manly, Jo Powell, and Freda Jean Boley with Ima Lee McCall as accompanist. girls , Whi-s1'f JUNIOR PLAY CAST K ,J I ,asf .fdaaur-ec! Direcfor: Miss Sarah Burch INOLA KILPATRICK ............. Mrs. Morlock CARLYLE WHITMIRE .... Mr. Morlock VERA McCALI. ...... .... M ary Morlock ALICE OWEN .... .. Jessica Morlock WILLIAM ROGERS .. .... Dr. Brown BUDDY CASE ....................... Lucifer VKJILMA LEDFORD. .Mrs. Schmalfz, Lucifer's friend EIMO MATTHEWS . . . George Plew, an Afforney BETTY JEAN MITCHELL .. . Miss Akers, secrefary CARL MASTERS ...... Mr. Black ihe Undertaker PEGGY LEE ..... ........ M ildreci the maid JOE STATON ...... Joe Lanconi, Mary's fiance AVARIE POWELL ......... Mariha Lanconi HOWARD McCALL .... Luigi Lanconi -ik, gf I ,f I i SENIUH PLAY Sealed: HELEN JO MANLY. .. JENCY McCALL. . . CHARLES PANGLE IMA LEE McCALL. .. . . JORETTA MOORE. RAY BYARS ...... N770 Wa ce . . . . .Mrs. Brown .....Aunf Mary . . .Mr. Maxwell . . . . . . .Mrs. Maxwell Grandmoflrer Maxwell Grandfather Maxwell QZILQ ,ilom e v Slancling: MRS. LA VERNE HOGSED ............. Direclor FREDA JEAN BOLEY ..... . BILL CASE ......... DORRIS REID ........ . CHARLES RAY LUSK .... .. DOROTHY THOMAS DONALEE CASSELL. ..Bernacline Smifh . . . . .Mr. Hinckley . . .Connie Maxwell . . .Wilbur Maxwell Belly Lou Maxwell ..Hercules Nelson Opposing Team Place Played We Saluda here 22 Saluda there 20 Brevard there 21 Brevard here 29 They First Row: Barbara Galloway, Ruby Fisher M Louise Hutchinson, Ima Lee McCall, LaVerne Rob- inson, Clara Bert Callaham. 48 18 Second Row: Shirley Whitmire, Mr. Williams- 21 Coach, Shirley Galloway, Dorothy Thomas. 0 Front Row: Joe Staton, Grady Ashe, Jerry Mc- Call, Bill Case, Carl Masters. Back Row: Lewis Holden - Manager, Guy Owen, Freddie Hollar, Eugene Staton, Charles Ray Lusk, Lester Winchester, Mr. Williams-Coach. Opposing Team Place Played We Saluda Saluda Etowah Etowah Brevard Brevard Brevard Brevard College here there here there there here there here there They 28 27 58 51 33 33 23 21 21 The boys entered the Gold Medal Basketball Tournament at Canton which was held Febru ary 26-30. Afllkfzf C FIRST ROW: RUBY FISHER JUNIOR MASON GUY OWEN BILL CASE SECOND ROW: LaVERNE ROBINSON BARBARA GALLOWAY IMA LEE McCALL JO POWELL DOROTHY THOMAS THIRD ROW: MR. WILLIAMS, Sponsor LOUISE HUTCHINSON CHARLES RAY LUSK CARLYLE WHITMIRE SHIRLEY GALLOWAY JOE STATON A 'A' CLEBFEGCIBPJ FREDA JEAN BOLEY FRANTZ WHITMIRE JO ANN HOLLAND BILLY PANGLE WILLIE FISHER ELMO CROWE DORRIS REID ..-veg.- . .. , WHITEWAY CLEANERS A Complefe Qualify Service See Our Agent at Rosmun Brevard, North Carolina W. M. ROBERTS MRS. JOE SINIARD MR. AND MRS. W. F. SHORT MR. AND MRS. BILL BRYSON MR. F. A. SITTON MR. AND MRS. D. L. GLAZENER MR. AND MRS. W. J. MOORE MR. ALBERT ISRAEL MR. AND MRS. EVERETTE WHITMIRE WILLIE AIKEN MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD BAYNARD, JR. MR. AND MRS. J. C. GAITHER MR. AND MRS. CLAUD STROUP MR. AND MRS. ROBERT POWELL MR. AND MRS. SPURGEON QUEEN OLLIE MAE COGGINS VERLON OWEN MR. AND MRS. M. A. MULL AND SON-BENTLEY II OSCAR WHITMIRE MR. AND MRS. ROSCOE MULL AND SON, FLOYD MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR DISHMAN MR. AND MRS. MIRO WELCYZKO DEALOS PHILLIPS BISCO McCALL TOM WHITMIRE ERNEST POWELL 7yjf,. -'HjpljJ4.ff7 g .lj , 1. , . , J s ,, I 4 lzfffdf 7 'ff F'f.'fl fi JM F' ,j ' L, ,, 1' 3-rrdjgf. It if X ' JJ, L F f I, - I, , . I I, I ' .Jr Xftf 1,4 4 !J' f . ' fzflfl F ,fue ff ,ff f fur- N4 ,iw if limb- 1 17,44-7' -If ff,i!fJ' A nfl, V' - it A . it . 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