Rosman High School - Oriole Yearbook (Rosman, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

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' v- , ' ,gi Q 'Q QE? 3' , ' H u CE, H' I ' reaenfeal gy ' A 4 f . ' - l A - A i 5 1 ' , THE SENIOR CLASS 'E . :gig 2 - yak,i.' - . L y ., of ' . f 'f' L . - ' ' ' , - ' ' ' u .qua . A , f ' . . ' ' oarqnan MA .Si:Loof . ,. . .1 - N L 4 1 ROSMAN, N. c. '. 2553 .' A 9 ' , 1- A Q , 'fi f ' ' - ' 9 . H1 2- w ' - iff? , - L ' - ' , ' L' 5 ,I I 'ft 1 ' NJ ' E ' ' ' :qt - . ' - A . 5 W. ,T A --,,,,--M.1g:g,-,.---,.-.-.--.L,.-..,,- .g.-.,-,. . . .,, ,A ,J A . N - ' , , .1 i 7 fl-1 7 lg -W .11 4 DEDICATION Pago T-wo We, the Senior Class of 1952, wish to dedicatevthis volume of The OrioIe to a member of our class who left us to serve his Country. Because he was a friendly, cooperative, cheeful classmate and student, we dedicate this annual to A. M. McCALL. KX ADMINISTRATION Faculty swim- 1' MR. E. F. TILSON Principal A.B., Tusculum Collegeg Graduate work at University of Tennessee . s Page Fam' MISS MYRA A. BARRON HISTORY A.B., Winthrop Collegep M.A., Pea- body College MRS. ANN BROUGHTON CLAPP HOME ECONOMICS B.S., Alabama College MR. WILLIAM R. DWYER BUSINESS EDUCATION, ENGLISH B.A., East Tennessee State College, M.A., George Peabody College: Ad- vanced study at University of Maine MRS. LAVERNE HOGSED ENGLISH B.S., Western Carolina Teachers College MRS. COMNENA LAWRENCE MATHEMATICS A.B., Anderson College MRS. DOROTHY G. WHITTINGTON SCIENCE B.S., East Carolina College MISS EDNA WIGGINS ENGLISH, FRENCH A.B., Berea College MR. BOYCE WINCHESTER PHYSICAL EDUCATION, MATHEMATICS B.S., Western Carolina Teachers College Faculty MR. B. E. KEISLER AGRICULTURE B.S., Clemson College -4-' -r-,vu Page F THE ORIOLE STAFF Seated: LAVERNE ELLIOTT .... MISS WIGGINS ..... . . . .Art Editor .........Sponsor INOLA KILPATRICK ..... .... B usiness Manager WILLOW MAE McCALL . . . .Editor-in-Chief GERENE GALLOWAY ..... . . . . .Assistant Editor BUD CASE .......... BONNIE GALLOWAY . Page Six . . . .Business Manager Circulation Manager Standing: PEGGY LEE ........ LESTER WINCHESTER KENNETH TOLLEY. .. CARLYLE WHITMIRE. HELEN HUBBARD ... HOWARD McCALL. . SHELBY JEAN SMITH ...... . .Photography Editor Junior Representative Junior Representative . . . . .Sports Editor Junior Representative .Circulation Manager Junior Representative rr-'nw -f -- fa., A ' 9-i:Fd. A-:FL -ze M mzmrg' NWKQP fidyifei 't1sfwfgusf'3 SQ'l5'1L f .. ., -, iiiigglivssfsaeifiiifisg 2, 375: f , ,-,mf Q-'.,:.:-.vs ff Q., f r - ,g .,.q'!n W :U 'Eff Ls- ,M g,r,sz',, , s ,Q ,. ' - .Wg 2. sf fm - . f . H - a - fs f Z x f mf. - -- I-Q sf., of 'sr j- - N Vx -ke, , , H ., - V38 --of 1 ' ' . . - i ALMA MATER Far up in the Blue Ridge Mountain High school days are swiftly gliding, Will' H5 Skies 50 blue, Soon we'll leave these halls Stands our dear old Alma Mater Proudly lo 'he wew' Answering duty's calls. CHORUS: Th ' l , Rosman, Rosman, our dear high school, O we al may wander for Orange and the Black, To her welll be 'we' May we always honor ,heel We will ever live to love her, Alma Mater dear. Faithful friends we'll prove. I . Friend from friend will then be parting Page Seven GERENE GALLOWAY ALICE OWEN AND INOLA KILPATRICK LEWIS HOLDEN AND CARLYLE WHITMIRE SeniQIS JOE STATON PEGGY LEE Pagr lffglzt eam .2490 OPAL AND WILLOW MAE MCCALL BETTY JEAN MITCHELL WHEN WE WERE FIFTH GRADERS SEVENTH GRADERS A GE- x' z Q. N55 Q W :Q ! IDUIIAINLQ fi w fW '... A rv'4lhQ W fl! QW ' X Q 1 S I ' gf ,. q is-Pg' , . if X Y fn X. K Q Q , x S is 9' A,. 'E .W a ,Nw -.V -x Karine . 3 it IK,-1-.qv auf' 1 ,, - I , '1 ' ' i -f 'W' all I Mascots JANSCE CANTRELL LARRY BRYSON SENIORS 5 Page Ten My HOWARD LEE McCALL Class president 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Music 2,35 Annual staff 3,45 Super- lative 4. Motto: If a task is once begun, never leave it till it's done. Nickname: Luigi Ambition: To be a pretty girl's husband, or iust a husband. 0 WILLIAM L. ROGERS Vice-President 45 F.F.A. 1,25 Class play 3,4. Motto: Be prepared. Nickname: Billy Ambition: To be a sailor. 0 WILLOW MAE McCALL Class secretary 45 F.H.A. 1,25 F.T.A. 3, Treasurer 45 Music 2,3,45 Journalism 2, Treasurer 45 Annual staff 3,45 Superlative 3,45 Marshal 35 4-H 1,2,5 Class play 45 French award 35 Typing award 3. Motto: Where there's a will, there's a way. Nickname: WiIlie Ambition: High school teacher. , . INOLA KILPATRICK Vice-President lp President 2,35 Treasurer 45 Music l,2,3,45 F.H.A. Sec. and Treas. 'I5 President 2,3,45 Dramatics Treasurer 15 Cheerleader 2,45 Library Sec. and Treas. 35 4-H Vice-President 1, Sec. 2,35 Journal- ism 45 F.T.A. Reporter 2, President 45 Annual staff 45 Superlative 3,45 Class play 3,4. Motto: If the elevator to success is not running, take the stairs. Nickname: Fit Ambition: Nurse. lr ga n W3 i BUD CASE F.F.A. 'l, 27 Treas. 37 Vice-President 47 An- nual Staff 47 Class Superlative 3, 47 Class Play 37 Student Council 47 Student Court 47 Cheer- leader 47 Agriculture Award 37 Representative Boys' State 3. Motto: Do not say go, but go thyself. Nickname: Shortie. Ambition: Agriculture or Math Teacher. 9 MILDRED ELIZABETH CHAPMAN F.H.A. 'l, 2, 37 Music I, 27 Journalism 4. Motto: Make the best better. Nickname: Mickey V Ambition: To be a WAC. O LaVERNE ELLIOTT F.H.A. 'l, 27 Music 27 Journalism 3, 47 Annual Staff 47 Class Play 47 Usher 37 Superlative 3, 47 Basketball I, 2, 3, 47 Athletics 3, Pres. 47 Student Council Vice-Pres. 3, Secretary 47 4-H l, 27 Library Club 37 Awards: Health7 Dra- matics7 Athletics 2, 3, 47 Activities. Motto: Be aggressive. Nickname: Flossy Ambition: Housewife. O BONNIE LEE GALLOWAY F.H.A. 1, 2, 47 4-H 'l, 2, 37 Music 'l, 2, 37 Journalism 2, 3, 47 Dramatics 27 Annual Staff 47 Vice-President 27 Class Play Usher 37 Mar- shal 37 Superlative 3, 47 Basketball 2, 3, 47 Athletics 47 F.T.A. Historian 37 Home Ec. Award 2, 37 History Award 2, 3j Public Speaking 27 Miss Rosman 47 Play 4. Motto: Anything worth doing, is worth doing well. Nickname: Blondie Ambition: Nurse. .fox - vw WX f SENZIORS I Sty' I I I I J I GERENE GALLOWAY F.H.A. 1, 27 Dramatics 27 F.T.A. Historian 27 Journalism Reporter 2, Associate Editor 3, Edi- tor 47 Class Sec. and Treas. 37 Annual Staff 3, 47 Chief Marshal 3j Science Award 27 Citizenship Award 27 Superlative 3, 47 Student Council 3, President 47 Class Play Usher 3, Play 47 Music 2, 3, 4. Motto: Never take life as it is, but the way you make it. Nickname: Jean Ambition: Secretary or beauticion. 9 JOHN LEWIS HOLDEN Basketball 27 Athletic Club 37 Student Coun- cil 37 Music 4. Motto: Speak softly, but carry a big stick. Nickname: Louie Ambition: Sailor. Q . WILMA LEDFORD F.H.A. I, 27 Music 2, 37 Journalism 3, Sec- retary 47 4-H 'l, 2, 3, 47 Basketball manager 47 Superlative 2, 37 Class Play 3, 47 F.T.A. Historian 3, Librarian 4. Motto: Keep looking upward. Nickname: WilIief' Ambition: Nurse. 6 PEGGY LEE F.H.A. 'I, 27 Music 2, 37 Journalism 3, 47 Dramatics 27 Annual Staff 47 Library 2, 37 Class Treasurer 27 Class Play 3, 47 Marshal 37 Super- lative 47 Student Council 47 Home Ec. Award I7 English Award 27 4-H 1, 27 History Award 2. Motto: Forget your troubles by helping others. Nickname: Kitten Ambition: Secretary. A QI .-.ls -.. rf - 3.315 SENIOR BETTY JEAN MITCHELL F.H.A. 1, Dramatics 2, Journalism 3, Society Editor 4, Superlative 3, Class Pfay 3, 4, Music 2, 3, 4, 4-H 'l, 2. Motto: Where there is life, there is never a dull moment, Nickname: Soapy Ambition: Nurse. 9 MILDRED O'SHIELD F.H.A. 1, 2, Music T, 2, Basketball I, 2, Journalism 4. Motto: Never put otf until tomorrow what you can do today. Nickname: Millie Ambi.ion: Nurse. 0 ALICE OWEN Journalism 4, Music I, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 1, Treasurer 2, Class Play 3, 4, 4-H Representative 2, 3, State Health Representative 3, Library Club Vice-President 3, F.T.A. Secretary 4, Cheerleader 4, Public Speaking Award 2, Marshal 3, Dramatics Treas- urer 2, Superlative 2. Motto: Where there's a will, there's a way. Nickname: Alicia Ambition: Airline Hostess. 4 CARL PHILLIPS F.F.A. 1, 2, Music 'I, Class Vice-President 3. Motto: Ready for everything. Nickname: Cease Ambition: 'Diesel engineer. H I -. ,W CARL MASTERS Basketball 2, 3, 4, Athletic Club 4, Class Play 3. Nickname: Joe Ambition: Sailor. O JOSEPH CLIFTON McCALL F.F.A. Vice-President 3, President 4, Class Vice-President 1. Motto: We are always ready. Nickname: Joe 0 OPAL McCALL 2, 3, Secretary 4, F.T.A. Librarian 3, 4, Class Reporter 3, Journalism 2, F.H.A. l, 2, Marshal 3, Dramatics 2, 4-H 2, Wildlife Essay lst place in school and 3, Awards: English 3, Public Speaking 3, Home Ec. 'l, 2, Typing 3, History 3. Motto: Do unto others as you would have do unto you. Ambition: Teacher. VERA ELIZABETH McCALL .H.A. I, 2, 4, Journalism 3, 4, Music 'I, 2, 4, 4-H 'I, 2, Class Play 3. Ever upward. Nickname: Vicky Secreta ry. lt' l . 4' '- u v. , . M 5, -7 X SENIORS AVARIE HELEN POWELL F.H.A. 'l,2,37 Music 'l,2,37 Journal- ism 47 4-H 'I,27 Class play 3. Motto: Give to the world the best that you have. ' Nickname: 4'Abby Ambition: To be a WAC. 0 JOSEPH B. STATON Basketball 'l,2,3,4j F.F.A. 1,27 nj? Athletic club 3,47 Class play 3,4. A I H, Motto: Always seek a higher goal. i J 1 - ' i ' y 'tx W Nickname: Staton V 4 4 , Ambition: Coach. -Q 7 0 FATE WEBSTER F.F.A. 17 Art 27 Class play 4. ' Motto: Do unto others before they do unto you. Ambition: Electrical engineer X BOYCE WHITMIRE F.E.A. 'l,2, Secretary 3,47 Studen court 37 Class play 3. Motto: Stronger because united. Q Nickname: Brains Ambition: Mechanic. CARLYLE WHITMIRE Music 2,3,4f Class play 3,47 Cheer- leader 47- Annual .staH 47 Athletic club 3,47 F.T.A. 4. Motto: Keep digging and you will ' strike gold. Nickname: TaIfox Ambitior' To become an army otlicer and earn an honest dollar. n 4 4 ' j - f 'ff - v , . , . 'E iw' B ,fe X x Class Color Class Flower Class Mono FK Green and White Mountain Laurel Conduct and Courage lead to honor Page Thirteen 5 1- 5- tr,-,-nn 4, - .fy f-. -vwfnf-V , Class Prophecy Gee, that was an inspiring Baccalaureate sermon. Now I'II iust walk around to the front door and wait for the gang. You know, I'm really going to miss being in school-I know that I said that I would be glad, but when the end is so near, it almost scares me. Some of the gang have been crying. I guess I should go straight home and get my beauty sleep even though I'd rather not, so Goodnight everybody- see you tomorrow. Roll and tumble-Roll and tumble. If I get my French book, maybe that will put me to sleep. That's a good idea, Miss Owen. . Cut off that light, I have to work tomorrow. Je vous aime ----- le, la, les. I wonder where I am! Look at the tall buildings! Oh, Silly, you're dreaming. I can't be. Listen, someone's calling me. I wonder who it is. I'Il see. Come in-come in, Child. Oh no, I must go home. Come iust a moment, and I shall give you something to eat. Well, I am hungry. What's in the big pot? That, Dearie, is magic brew that will enable you to see in the future. Do you believe in that stuff? CertainIy. What period of time wou'd you like to know about? Let's see- I'd like to know what the gang will be doing in l962. lMagic wordsj Double, double, toil and trouble, Fire burns and brew bubbles, Come high or low, Thyself and office show. This looks like a bus station, everyone seems to be travel- ing so I may as well ioin the crowd. Where is everybody going? Oh! here's the ticket agent. The slow thing, won't he ever turn around? It's Howard McCall! When did he start punching tickets? After buying my ticket, I went to gate 6, track 2, and boarded the bus. Whom do you suppose I sat beside-none other than Gerene Galloway who was wearing a very strik- ing costume. She told me she was operating an exclusive dress shop in Jacksonville, Florida, and she always goes to New York each spring to buy her goods. When we arrived in New York, I said good-bye to Gerene and started exploring the city. Hearing a newsboy shout a familiar name, I bought a paper. I was astonished at seeing the headlines- Mildred O'ShieId spends vacation in Paris with friends. But reading more, I saw that she was a famous model of evening clothes and was visiting in Paris to see the new style creations. ' My hotel reservation was at the Waldorf Astoria, so imagine my surprise when I saw Peggy Lee seated at the reception desk. To add to my surprise, she told me that Joe Page Fourteen Staton and his orchestra were playing their fourth week on the Starlight Roof. About that time, Joe walked in and we talked about old times. I learned that Carlyle Whitmire owned and operated a big night club and that the place was overflowing on the nights that Carlyle sang. Before I left, in walked lnola Kilpatrick, famous for her hair styles. lnola stated that we should take a good look at her hair, because it was as famous as Hedda Hopper's hats. Next, I took a trip to Niagra Falls, where I saw Bonnie and Boyce celebrating their second honeymoon. By this time, I was so tired riding the bus that I went by plane to Chicago. At the air port I saw Betty Jean Mitchell, who is fashion editor of the Chicago Tribune, interviewing Wilma Ledford, fashion designer. Since I wanted to take a few dancing lessons, Wilma and Betty told me that Lewis Holden was definitely the best instructor. That didn't surprise me, because he was always dancing at school. I stopped at an unsmearable lipstick factory, and as I walked in the door, the first person I saw was Vera McCall, pounding a typewriter. When I left the factory, someone had smashed the back of my new car, so Vera told me to go to Carl Masters' Garage, where I could get it fixed like new. He took some tools and beat the smashed parts until I thought the car was ruined, but his attempts were successful. While driving through Nevada one night, I had a fiat tire, and when I knocked on the door of a beautiful house, I was thoroughly amazed when the door was opened by LaVerne Robinson Elliott. While Carl Phillips, the famous radio announcer who was visiting the Elliotts, fixed my flat tire, LaVerne and I did some reminiscing. She to'd me that Willow Mae McCall was teaching business education at Ros- man High and that Fate Webs'er had graduated from West Point and was now an instructor there. California, here I came! Finally, I arrived in Hollywood, and on the corner of Hollywood and Vine I noticed a huge dress shop where ladies kept going in and out. There sat Mildred Chapman in her private office, talking to her partner, Avarie Powell, about their business. Having read in a paper about the Texas multi-millionaire, William Rogers, I decided to drive dawn and see if it could be the William I knew. When I got there, it proved to be the some one, but he had gone to Europe on a vacation. By this time, my finances were extremely low, so I re- turned to Brevard, where I met the former Opal McCall, who invited me to her home for the Garden Club that afternoon. She was hurrying home to check on the twins. At Rosman, I looked out the window, and, yes, it was Bud Case, Agriculture teacher at Rosman High, and Joe McCall, assistant farm agent, talking to a group of high school students. With all these voices, I begin to wake. fYawn-turn over-yawn-lazily arisej. Get up, it's time to go to school. Whew! what a dream! when I have part of another week to be a senior at Rosman High School. Prophet: ALICE OWEN Elie ft '-TT? 'U 5 f7l i 1 A W v p' ,- Class Will We, the Seniors of R.H.S., in the year 1952, being of fairly sound mind and body, do hereby bequeath the follow- ing talents to our unworthy successors, the Juniors: To Lester Winchester, Bud Case wills one-third of his handsomeness, hoping thereby that Lester will succeed in winning Martha A. Thomas. To Harold Woodard goes William Rogers' ability to type. Harold will need to be extra good to be in the race with William. LaVerne Elliott leaves her ability to play basketball to Louise Hutchinson and Ruby Fisher. May Louise always get as many points, and may Ruby guard as well cs LaVerne. Willow Mae McCall bequeaths her ability to type to Paul Cash and wills her position as editor-in-ctief of the annual to Helen Hubbard. We hope that those two will be as good as she. Alice Owen and Betty Jean Mitchell leave to Bobbie Conner and Jo Anne Holland their place in the school store and their part in the senior play. These two can never be such good comediennes and money hogs as Betty Jean and Alice. There is only one iunior to whom Fate Webster could safely leave his ingenuity to fool the teachers-Grady Ashe. May Grady always tool them as well as his predecessor. To Joel Hubbard, Carlyle Whitmire wills his loudness. Joel will have to yell all the time to make as much noise as Carlyle. Since Margaret Anne Passmore and Hattie Lou Parker never giggle, we feel sure that they shou'd be the recipients of this ability of Peggy Lee's. Part of lnola Kilpatrick's height goes to Joan Moses. Maybe she can play basketball better next year if she gets more height. To the Junior Romeos, Mack Burton and Buddy Owen, Lewis Holden leaves his ability to get all the women. He leaves with them this slogan, Love 'em and leave 'em. ln the back of Miss Wiggins' French class, there is a seat occupied by Mildred Chapman, and we are certain that O Mildred Whitmire and Louise Snipes should get this seat. Girls, don't tight over it, iust lo'e your French book and you may sit together. Minnie Sue Brown is the 'ucky recipient of Avarie Powell's quiet ways and sweet personality. Bonnie Lee Galloway leaves her place as traffic monitor to Thelma Petit. Thelma's quiet ways will help her win a place on the Student Council next year. Boyce Whitmire leaves his agriculture grades to Royce Baker. Boyce, you must leave all your ways of cheating to Royce!! Howard McCall leaves his ability to drive to Shelby Jean Smith. Also, he leaves this advice, lDon't run over my heart with your feet. Carl Masters leaves his ability to p'ay basketball to Char- les Whitmire. May Charles be the star of next years' basketball team for Rosman Hi! Wilma Ledford leaves her methods ot skipping typing class to Genelle McCall. Genelle will never be as good as Wilma in getting out of her lessons. Joe Staton leaves his place on the basketball squad to Freddie Hollar. We hope that Freddie will always get as many points in a game as Joe. To Mary Lou Chapman, Mildred O'Shield leaves her position as secretary to Mr. Tilson. This means you will miss every study hall, as most of us like to do. To Eunice and Joyce McCall, Gerene Galloway leaves her English and French grades. May the two have the best English and French grades possible. To Kenneth Tolley, Opal McCall wills her ability to type and Vera McCall wills her economics grades. With this com- bination Kenneth will continue on the A Honor Roll. To Leo Petit, Carl Phillips and Joe McCall leave their 4,000 word themes on Court. Maybe Leo will be lucky enough not to get caught and have to use them. Signed: BETTY JEAN MITCHELL Page Fiftcrn ,X N if is ,X v S X Q it X ,K I JUNIORS 1. GENELLE McCALL 2. JOYCE McCALL 3. JOAN MOSES 4. RAY OWEN 5. HATTIE LOU PARKER 6. MARGARET PASSMORE 7. LEO PETIT 8. SHELBY JEAN SMITH 9. LOUISE SNIPES 10. EUGENE STATON 11. KENNETH TOLLEY 12. CHARLES WHITMIRE 13. MILDRED WHITMIRE 14. LESTER WINCHESTER 15. HAROLD WOODARD Absent from pictures: HELEN MILLER THELMA PETIT A WN -i ' A 5 1 W' W5 3 I I 0- A M. - Kwik . .. -LA' ' K I . ' 'l ' x .C . L Pagv SI'1'Mrtn':z Best All-Round ....... Mosf Original. Mosl Likely Io Mosi Popular. l'Il,:1' lfiglllrvll en for ...........BUD CASE WILLOW MAE McCALL , .HOWARD McCALL MILDRED CHAPMAN Succeed. .GERENE GALLOWAY FATE WEBSTER . . . . .LEWIS HOLDEN BONNIE GALLOWAY ufaerfa Huw ..CARL MASTERS LQVERNE ELLIOTT . . .WILLIAM ROGERS AVARIE POWELL 5. Mosf Afhlefic. . . . . . 6. Best Personalify .... Noi Picfurecl: .PEGGY LEE 7. Mosi Sfudious. ....... . CARL PHILLIPS 8. Mosf AHracIive ....... WILLOW MAE MCCALL FATE WEBSTER ve T,-v -,-TV - . .,,.. -' t . A aaa .Malory S It was in the last days of August in 1949 that we boarded the R.H.S. Ship of Knowledge. In the ninth grade there were forty-one of us. Dicie Red- mon and Mabel Mason left us and went to work. We found high school was somewhat different to' our elementary days, so it took a little while' for us to settle down to learn anything. Poor teach- ersl they found it hard to cram anything in our r heads, but they finally got us started on the right road. As our crew completed the ninth grade, we learned that Virginia Ledford and Joel Hubbard would repeat the course with a new group, while we boarded the ship again for our tenth year. Again, several of our shipmates chose to leave the ship. Barbara McCoy did not return from her summer vacation. James Holcombe ioined the army. Mildred Hubbard and Carol Owen went to work. Archie Bradshaw and Eric Hall moved away to other schools. Bill Angle chose Brevard School. Our tenth year was a happy one-fashion show, the exchange of classes for two weeks be- tween the girls in home economics and the boys in agriculture, Carlyle Whitmire pouring water in his candy to test it, and our two parties. Thus our iourney for that year ended. We, the Juniors, still wished to attain our goal and the only way to accomplish this was to board our faithful ship again. Martha Jean Orr became Mrs. Douglas Delfew and wentgto lMissouri. Don- ald Lee Bucknei' and Fred Dodson accepted em- ployment. Frances McCall married Mr. Clinton Mc- Call. Barbara Galloway started working: Avonda Lee McCall left and is now working in Rock Hill, S. C. We were very proud to have Franklin Nicholson of Washington, D. 'C.,' ioin us. Then there was our wonderful Junior and Senior Ban- quet, which I shall never forget. Our three months' leave at this point was well-earned. - ln l95l, we, as Seniors, started on the last part of our iourney on the R.H.S. Ship of Knowledge. All returned except A. M. McCall, who is now in Uncle Sam's Air Corps. We were sorry to have Dorene Galloway leave us and move to Georgia, and Franklin Nicholson returned to Washington, D. C., however, we were very fortunate in having Fate Webster of Cullowhee, N. C., ioin our crew and finish the voyage with us. This was the most wonderful and successful year of our iourney. Rings, calling cards, graduation invitations, Senior Play, Macbeth, Junior and Senior Banquet, mid- term and final examinations, Baccalaureate Ser- mon, and then-the wonderful moment for which we had waited--Graduation, tears, tears, tears. May we always be as successful as we were in our high school days. Historian: OPAL McCALL Page Ninetccn mfwwf' , fd' A lm wx ,Mx YS ? ,, Q L14 in - My ,XX , wr Q . 40' sf M , ..,,,, ., 'K K -ww.. ,:- ,ry-z':7gV,. J J B we , ,r ,:, M - ..,:-:' 2 y X :,, QIAI -J . Q ' . M.- .J ,WW ' ' Austin Alexander, Curtis Barton, Pat Bruner, ley Galloway, W. O. Galloway, Lester Gillespie Judy Butler, Clara Bert Callahan, Willa Beth Christine Jones, Mary Jane Jones, Olivene Jones Carter, Beatrice Fisher, Clara Belle Fisher, Perry Jimmy Lee, Tom Mahoney, Harlow Mason, Jr. Fisher, Darlene Galloway, Edith Galloway, Shir- Pagz' Twvnty-T7vu -P--2 -r'm'rv'-wwf ' rw--rwqpwygp'-1ww'q',,w1'.1r ' A .. '-gf V. 1- .4 ,., ,, ,B ,H - .. . ,Q ,N ' mi , B ii'--5 ,1 - iff. 1 3 . , ,, af 1. I if ' .fl Ma Q -an I Ml. Q W ,. a n bqr , 5. U' r x N 'f2'j'fP1 fi'.1F,' . ,il .,-52:1 3,.1T 2ffqs.xfwwj- .Ar -,I ' 'H' '?J 1 1 al what ,mg or M if--,r 'fr or E i, mme ,ik 2.1 ' J' SOPHOMORES Beverley Mathis, Dan McCall, Daniel McCall, more, Edward Paxton, Betty Jean Powell, Mildred Jerry McCall, Vess McCall, Bill McKinney, Hazel Powell, Odell Powell, Sydney White, Dora Mae O'Shield, Clara Dean Parker, Donald Lee Pass- Whitmire, Frantz Whitmire, Mae Whitmire, Shirley Whitmire, Jim Zachary. Tivrixly-'llll Nrnth Grade Girls First Row: Donna Vee Galloway, Iva Jean Holden, Doro- thy Chapman, Lois Holden, Lorraine Whitmire, Louetta Hooper, Anna Lou Jones, Martha Ann Thomas, Jo Ann Hall, Jean Whitmire, lrene Can- trell. Second Row: Effie Mae Chapman, Marvita Hall, Shirley Crowe, Alice Webster, Hazel Dodson, Ima Jean Galloway, Geraldine Fowler, Jania Sue Brown, Norma Phillips, Elaine Tolley. Third Row: Jo Ann Owen, Frances Pope, Lovene Lyday, Annie McKinney, Mrs. Clapp, Coleen Owen, Mar- tha Galloway, Clara Lou Ledford. Puyfz' Trwilty-Fniu' Ninth Grade Boys First Row: Everett Greer, Otis Morgan, Floyd Jones, Ran- dall Owen, Earl Aiken, Bill Galloway, Donald Patterson, James Galloway, Carroll Brown, Mr. Winchester. Second Row: Johnny Whitmire, Harold Fisher, James Chap- man, Hub Danielson, Ralph Whitmire, Channing Hubbard, Billy Pangle, Joe Smith. Third Row: Charles Mitchell, Bascom Hooper, James Mc- Minn, Yancey Whitmire, John Frank Fisher, Detric Holden, V. C. Morgan, Charlie Jones. Eighth Grade Girls FIRST ROW: Katie Brown, Grace Gillespie, Anita Bryson, Pansy Ashe, Jo-Ann Clayton, Barbara Chapman, Patsy Leop- ard, Faye Morgan, Joetta Owen, Patsy Duckworth, Nancy Whitmire, Alice Moses. SECOND ROW: Francis Galloway, Thelma Owen, Leona Galloway, Verdary Chapman, Alma Owen, Patricia Burton, Annette Cassell, Shirley Winchester, Irene Whitmire. THIRD ROW: Wilma Fisher, Jolene Owen, Shelby Jean McCall, Shirley McCall, Shirley Lyda, Margaret Ann Orr, Mary Jane McKinney, Barbara Jean McCall, Cleo Wood. FOURTH ROW: Margaret Searcy, Lucille Franks, Stella Glazener, Lona Whitmire, Louise Passmore, Joan Whitmire, Ollie Owen, Peggy Morgan. FIFTH ROW: Virginia Owen, Bertie Ann Jones, Margaret Ann Mitchell, Donerene McCall, Betty DeVore, Beverley Nicholson, Mrs. Hogsed, Altha Mae Fisher. Eighth Grade Boys FIRST ROW: Benny Cassell, Harry Owen, T. I. Petit, Jerry Chapman, Jack Lowe, Edward Johnson, Jr., Bobby Stubble- field, David Roberts, Lionel Owen, Jay Lee Owen, Arthur Aiken, Harold Staton, Mr. Dwyer. SECOND ROW: Joe White, Coy Patterson, Bradley Snipes, Carl Aiken, Tommy Chapman, Roy Galloway, Larry Patterson, Billy Cox, Harold Whitmire, Dennis Holden. THIRD ROW: Jakie Mathis, Ray Von Galloway, Frank Mahoney, Weindell Powell, Robert Dean, Frank Lance, Jr., Bradley Owen, Jimmy Whitmire, Davis Baker, Joe Raines, Charles Wilson. l'i1gi' 'l':vr'iili'-lfiru' , 1 X, 'Y I ,Q .,., Lvwy . M I , .am . A , MW MMWHWWNW-M M, L. L. xL.sW-,+f . mbm-M..x,.Mw 1'We-2S71'gpsm :Qi32Egii?x S'IW5,2,iE55QyyL-fy P35fif:f?iLf2w,t ,--fifyygsfgifqggk :T I ff' flqf I ' X- ' WM 559 fix MN xg-if f fgsfyvigx R . .Q 7 . - ':':gKisKissTfl'f325f?5QvX f1f'f?QE1i'K . .. N NX -2 P iifl. K Miffkiwx me sxisffiisr I ff ' - Q Zwmeiv 1 Y ,y,Nfg.w.w,QM .xwmrx - -315' E . I . 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LAWRENCE .... Student Council Student Court SEATED: SH ERRILL HUBBARD .... LaVERNE ELLIOTT ..... GERENE GALLOWAY ...,. KENNETH TOLLEY ....... STANDING: WEINDELL POWELL FRANTZ WHITMIRE ....... BILLY PANGLE ...... .... ANITA BRYSON COLEEN OWEN... .... JOYCE McCALL CLARA BERT CALLAHAM.. BUD CASE Pugv Tfuviity-liiglif ... .Traffic Com .V-Pres., Grounds Lost and Found Boy's Sanitation GirI's Sanitation .... . Hospitality mittee Chairman . . . . . .Secretary . . . . . . .President Commiftee Chm. ........Sponsor Committee Committee Committee Committee Chm. Chm. Chm Chm SEATED: MR. KEISLER .......... MINNIE SUE BROWN. .. BUD CASE .........,,.. BONNIE LEE GALLOWAY HATTIE LOU PARKER STANDING: LESTER WINCHESTER JERRY McCALL HOWARD McCALL , . .Adviser . . .Secretary Chief Justice Traffic Committee SEATED: Paul Cash, Peggy Lee, Sherrill Hubbard, Chair- man, Bonnie Galloway, Leo Petit, Hattie Lou Parker. STANDING: Larry Patterson, Betty Jean Powell, Jo Ann Owen, Louetta Hooper, Shirley Whitmire, Odell Powell, Syd- ney White, Weindell Powell. Bus Monitors FIRST ROW: Jae McCall, Frantz Whitmire, Mack Burton, Buddy Case, Royce Baker, Randall Owen. STANDING: Leona Galloway, Mildred Powell, Mildred Whitmire, Darleen Galloway, Eunice McCall. F.H SEATED: Bonnie Galloway, Reporter, Darleen Galloway, Clara Dean Parker, Vice-President, Inola Kilpatrick, President, Christine Jones, Song leader, Joyce McCall, Secretary. STANDING: Martha Galloway, Effie Mae Chapman, Betty Jean Powell, Edith Galloway, Louetta Hooper, Dora Mae Whitmire, Joan Hall, Beatrice Fisher, Vera McCall, Parlia- I .A. mentarian, Coleen Owen, Shelby Jean Smith, .Io Ann Owen, .lean Whitmire, Lovene Lyday, Clara Lou Ledford, Frances Pope, Lorraine Whitmire, Mildred Powell, Joann Holland, Historian, Geraldine Fowler, Alice Webster, Martha Ann Thomas, Mrs. Clapp, Sponsor. . if Lmiiw-tm Iilljlf Thirty I l I F Q 'fwffifewi i FIRST ROW: Everett Greer, Johnnie Whitmire, Donald Lee Passmore, Joel Hubbard, Randall Owen, Earl Aiken, Daniel McCall, Donald Patterson, James Galloway, BilI,GaIIoway, Carroll Brown. SECOND ROW: Charles Mitchell, Bascam Hooper, James Chapman, Harold Fisher, Hub Danielson, Ralph Whitmire, Channing Hubbard, Joe Smith, Sydney White. 5 X. nm: 'Ins' san- . :sings Q Yi: .5 Qs 1 K , . . nge SEQ' ' 2'-, ,, . X 'f is . ,N :ss .-- nik: i F. A. THIRD ROW: Buddy Owen, Treasurer: James McMinn, Edward Paxton, Sentinel: Boyce Whitmire, Jim Zachery, Re- porter: Detric Holden, V. C. Morgan, Charles Jones. FOURTH ROW: Lester Gillespie, Yancey Whitmire, Mack Burton, Curtis Barton, John Frank Fisher, Bud Case, Vice- President, Eugene Staton. FIFTH ROW: Royce Baker, Sherrill Hubbard, Jerry McCall, Secretary, Joe McCall, President: Mr. Keisler, Adviser. Pngv Tlziriy-Om' 'WW Library Club Seated: Mrs. Hogsed, Adviser, Buddy Owen, Vice-President, Frantz Whitmire, President, Joann Holland, Treasurer. Standing: Hattie Lou Parker, Pat Bruner, Shelby Jean Smith, Mack Burton, Mary Lou Chapman, Secretary, Louise Hutchinson, Ruby Fisher, Hazel O'ShieIcI, Bobbie Conner, Judy Butler. IUIW' 'l'l1ir'ly-T ri'fI www MN.,-1' F. T. A. Club SEATED: MRS. WHITTINGTON .... ..... S ponsor INOLA KILPATRICK .... ....... P resident MILDRED WHITMIRE ..... .... V ice-President WILLOW MAE MCCALL. .. ...... Treasurer STANDING: MARY JANE JONES... .... Song Leader OPAL McCALL ........,... . . . ...... Reporter ABSENT FROM PICTURE: ALICE OWENS .... Secretary, WILMA LEDFORD. ..Librarian HELEN MILLER, CARLYLE WHITMIRE, BONNIE GALLOWAY Music Club First Row: Minnie Sue Brown, Pat Bruner, Eu- gene Staton, Harry Owen, Pianist, lrene Cantrell Carlyle Whitmire, Billy Pangle, Junior Mason Frantz Whitmire, Jerry McCall. Second Row: Dan McCall, Helen Hubbard, Willow Mae McCall, Joyce McCall, Gerene Gallo Owen, Alice Webster, Olivene Jones, Hazel O'- Shield. Third Row: Beverley Mathis, Opal McCall, Eunice McCall, Shirley Crowe, Margaret Orr, Grace Gil- lespie, Clara Belle Fisher, Betty Jean Mitchell, Mrs. Lawrence, Director, Mrs. Winget, Director. Fourth Row: Mildred Whitmire, Beatrice Fisher, way, Vera McCall, Clara Lou Ledford, Joann Mary Jane Jones. -X-ins' txt l'r1g1' Tliirty-Tlxrix' Junior Play Cost Sealed: BOBBIE CONNER. .. . JOANN HOLLAND ... g EAQ jI'aCL U . . .Flickie Nelson . . . .Joan Parker SHELBY JEAN SMITH... ..... Beffy Phillips MACK BURTON ....... . . . . . .Bill Lindsay MINNIE SUE BROWN. . . . . .Evelina Bumpass JOEL HUBBARD ..... . . RUBY FISHER ......... ... . .Willie Woodson .Piclgie McDougal MILDRED WHITMIRE ..... ...... M rs. Guarino JOAN MOSES ................ Anfonia Guarino MARY LOU CHAPMAN. .Mrs. Re Page Tlrirty-Four gincrld Vandvenfer Siancling: LEO PETIT ..... .... O scar E. Pozenby RAY OWEN ........ .... J ol1n Morgan LESTER WINCHESTER . . . .... Silas Dobbins Direcfor: MISS MYRA BARRON Presenfed: November 16, T951 PEGGY LEE ..... CARL PHILLIPS ....... GERENE GALLOWAY. . WILLOW MAE McCALL .... HOWARD McCALL .... ALICE OWEN ....... INOLA KILPATRICK. .. LaVERNE ELLIOTT ..... . CARLYLE WHITMIRE. . . BETTY JEAN MITCHELL .... MRS. HOGSED ...... CARL MASTERS. . . Senior Play our Of Si.. w.,.f,f ...Myrtle Huff Stage Manager . . .... Linda Russell . . .June Bishop . . . .Otis Kerby . . . .Phebe Atkins .Pauline Russell . . .Donna Craig . . . . .Homer Judson . . . .Edith Crest . . . . . . .Director . . . . .Lights and Curtain WILMA LEDFORD .... . . FATE WEBSTER ...... AVARIE POWELL .... ........Usl1er .Glenn Willard . . . . .Make Up MILDRED CHAPMAN .... ......... C ostumes JOE McCALL ....... Stage Manager MILDRED O'SHIELD .... ......... U sher LEWIS HOLDEN ..... . . .Publicity OPAL McCALL ...... ..... P roperties WILLIAM ROGERS... .... Leo Dennis BONNIE GALLOWAY. . . .... Prompter VERA McCALL ...... BUD CASE ......... Absent .........Usl1er .............Bruce Judson from picture: JOE STATON, BOYCE WHITMIRE Page' Tlx1'rt3'-Fi:'r' , gn 4 my ,QM - 4. -fiffk 'iiy b 4, A T A ff' .h .,,,q ,X , , 154555 -sv 1, . w Igf',,:Q AN ww ' 3 Q ., ,B is' 51 ' M L if' E ni- ? 'K vi Ei I., si E i KX X, Q 'QQ FX. 9 ifw ,S .n 3 y K 'f . -2'f- X 5' Q ! 4 1 i f , W iff A i K in V, .1555 25155 4 53 A i .M A 'GE ,, . M f 5 Q 2. .. .gigs ' 5 F Y 'S ai ? Q! yr E 5 Z f,v5pr ' ,, N , ni .- we -5' . +- x 'b xx .. 'U Rxfr-Q x r GX z if my QQ C O s E, K 1 if , 3. Athletic Club SEATED: Betty Jean Powell, Shirley Whitmire, Clara Bert Callaham, Treasurer, LaVerne Elliott, President, Billy Pangle, Vice-President, Joan Holland, Ruby Fisher. STANDING: Mr. Winchester, Sponsor, Shirley Galloway, Joe Staton, Carl Masters, Freddie Hollar, Bonnie Galloway, Grady Ashe, Carlyle Whitmire, Lester Winchester, Jerry Mc- Call, Louise Hutchinson, Frantz Whitmire, Harlow Mason, Jr. ABSENT FROM PICTURE: Charles Whitmire, Secretary. Pugl' Tlliri-v-Eiglzt Journalism Club Seated: Irene Cantrell, JoAnn Whitmire, Louise Snipes, Hattie Lou Parker, Associate editor, Ger- ene Galloway, Editor-in-Chief, Floyd Jones, Art editor, Vera McCall. Standing first row: Shirley Crowe, Shelby Jean Smith, Betty Jean Mitchell, Society editor, Peggy Lee, Mr. Dwyer, Sponsor, Joe Smith, Bonnie Gal- loway, Billy Pangle, Sports editor. Second row: Minnie Sue Brown, Helen Hubbard Charles Mitchell, LaVerne Elliott, Art editor, Mil dred O'Shield, Opal McCall, Willow Mae McCall Treasurer, lnolc Kilpatrick. Absent from picture: Alice Owen, Wilma Led ford, Secretary, Mildred Chapman, Avarie Powell. I XLR rf X Xiavsx' 345 K . .XB gi lwi sw sf? 9 Ev v Jw Page Thirty-Nine 5c:.4,,- W I-A 1 ff Q 2' H H n 'X fl SY is 3572 ,ZIIS A. M. MCCALL WALTER GARREN EVALEE McKAY MR. 8. MRS. CALVIN SMITH LIONEL McCALL MR. 8. MRS. C. M. DOUGLAS MR. W. V. GALLOWAY MR. CHARLIE DAVIS McGEE 8. BOGGS MR. 8. MRS. JACK FISHER MRS. VIRGINIA BRYSON MR. 8. MRS. GORDON BLACK MISS JO MCCONNELL MISS OLLIE McMINN MR. 8. MRS. WAE MANN MISS OPAL BROOME MISS LUCILLE MERRILL MR. 8. MRS. C. C. FENWICKE MISS BRENDA STATON CONTRIBUTORS S2 DICK SATON MRS. EDITH YORK MR. BROWN CARR F. A. SITTON JOHN MEEKER RAY INGLE P.F.C. GERTHA NICHOLSON SGT. JACK GALLOWAY GEORGE SUMMEY GEORGE MOORE T. N. DAVIS SCOTT GALLOWAY CECIL ALBERTSON MR. 8. MRS. RALPH RAMSEY, MR. 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DIAL 3750 We Make Long Trips Sheri .A AvAfxAAAAwx,vVvwAA,wAAAAAAA AAAAAAVAvAAAVAAAVAVAAv I Compliments of I BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA CLEMSON 6' CO-ED THEATRES I I f 4 .. 'JA Iifigafg mf B- L - 3, . ,Cf 1551515 rj I pas COMPANY I' I M- . 0, Lg? ! I of-'Cyl M!! Wd on iIchen Furniture SIX '- I2 ' J J ' Cf! My aI-n I' Dlul 2-43'I'l qv X .. , 'fr' O, MQ xy I B ARD, NoI11I-I CAROLINA 'aff ' I Wgjgff I ' MITCHELL Moron Co., INC. NNN D d Ply h D I Your o ge- mouf ea er BREVARD, N. C. DIAL 3-4741 YI mNwvvAfNANVmVNVWAAvAvA K Complimenfs of ' C pl' f PINE RIDGE GROCERY Hendersonville Highway E S DIAL 2-6131 WE DELIVER BREVARD, N. C. Compliments of PATTON'S GULF STATION BREVARD, NORTH CAROLINA J 'T -Q' ' I ' '-' KH 'iI1 lv M. dir it If I Ivy,-.lk . ' ' TT fi fi' Q yr -I. U '-, X '4 v- Ax-Z g I I I I Q wgwgfm It I, MM Q nw 'nn an 1 ' Mu , PQQ5 'wiU,.oQwllJ t ' 'iff' Lum., BREVARD, NORTH CAROLIN Compliments of THE DOUGHNUT SHOP BREVARD, N. c. VVCAAMVVVVVXAAJVVVVVVVCAAAWVO cfvvvx., MBWQ. I. I bJl,1,,,,uU Compliments of HARDEN'S AMOC0 SERVICE STATION Best Gas in Townf Try Our Better White Gas BREVARD, N. C. WLc,WWWWWMMWMW, Z 2 For the Finest Groceries at the Most Reasonable Price Trade with Harry Sellers at your Friendly A 8. P BREVARD, N. C. Compliments of MOORE FUNERAL HOME BREVARD, N. c. ' WAANvvmA Compliments of WILLIAM O'CAIN, A.I.A. architect HENRY MCDONALD associate McMinn Building BREVARD, N. C. Compliments of CASINO GRILL and BILLIARD PARLOR BREVARD, N. C. f I' If ll 3 Na N 87,9-az xi 1 g A- s-f-W1 ww- -1-pwv-pun.xf--..-nw.-- rv-nr' fe-Y'--f - --ns -1'-W - - ' ' 'D+' 's . .9 V C 0 vi' '- . 'X W a i., 0 mpliQenfs of Complimenfs of BRIDGES COAL 8. OIL CO Joe E. OSBORNE Dio, 2-Sm ROSMAN, N. c. BREVARD, N- C- ' f Compliments of Comphmenls O HOLDEN'S GROCERY LD'S SUPER MARKET For the Finest in Groceries EH si. M 'Q Mkw Qi. is X and Feeds Trade wiih US. BREVARD, N. C. ROSMAN, N. C. BURTON'S GENERAL STORE 5 A Friendly Place fo Buy All Your Needs ICKENS ROAD ROSMAN, N. 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