Rutherfordton Spindale High School - Skyliner Yearbook (Rutherfordton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1958 volume:

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A unique year in all our memories For such things as -- The Asian flu: Struggling under a new grading systemg Rain, rain, raing New teachers, new people. A year in some way fusing With all the rest of our high school career, But in so many ways Distinct and clear from all others, Holding memories that can never fade. This is the record of these moments when In such inconspicious ways, Acquire the seemingly small keys To the mammoth doors marked: FUTURE. . . We Z Starting from the moment we enter . . . THESE ARE THE KEYS TO CENTRAL Introduction the key to PARTICIPATION the key Io SPORTSMANSHIP the Iccy Io INSTRUCTION the Icey io KNOWLEDGE Mmm 3,,50 J69' 51- os Conclusion 3 Pursuing studies to learn through experience WCDRKINGWLEARNINGWGROWING . N.. 'U 4 Developing a skill to use m L T il g 3. 1 f , fx - gl 5 ' if M ,, it Mm , 2 x 14 -4 Leaving chapel . . . Jazzing it up for the team . . . Feeling the thrill of the exciting play PARTICIPATING EXPERIMENTING Perfecting talent . . . New Singing in French of Noel . . . Grasping through direct contact Enjoying the extra jobs requiring originality 3'-gulf-4 ' if fi ,lex 1--..,,, if 15-45, Performing to the best of our ability . . Q , ,ig Cheering the teams to try their best . . Q 8 gk l l' 9 9 r Q s , . 4: 1 K, Fic l 'full 'Eg ' 5-11,14 H , , la-Q. -i l ' ll Qi,-4 ell 'H ll ' r: Sill ,,l iw . . . :: fl f 1 mg MU ! ..-. H If IIE ' mu yg. Q ' I -+ llll , ' - . tg e f W. EE- 5-E mg, , A ,, - e --5 13? fi 5 ef- THIS IS CENTRAL We love you Central High School We love your colors white and blue, We will cherish all your fine idealsg And be loyal, strong and true. Esse Quam Videri Be our Motto as we try To uphold your name, and bring gre To you, dear old Central High. 9 at fame 5 my 'PR we 51 Ive To know what to do is wisdomg To know how to do it, is skillg To do it, is service. DEDICATION We esteem her for her integrityg We admire her for her abilityg We honor her for her serviceg We love her for--herself. This in essence is you, These are part of the many reasons We dedicate this 1958 Skyliner To you, Miss Margaret McKinney. the key io PARTICIPATION Not only an outside interest, Nor just something to do activity period, But developing life-long hobbies, Finding the contentment of a job well done, Motivates our work and play In these our activities. A X ' we. fe S Fir s t R ow: Standing - Bill McRorie - President ofthe Student Body, Mr. Andrews-Sponsor, Anne Duthion-Foreign Exchange Student, Martha Wray Briscoe -Secretary and Treasurer, Joe Walker, Bobbie Walker, Charlene Huffstickler, Linda Hoyle. Second Row: Bob Yelton-Vice President, Olen Sisk, Pat Padgett, Mike Jones, Jerry Deviney, Ken Maree, Bud Oates. STUDENT COUNCIL CONDUCTS SERVICE PROJECTS N914 Government of the students, by the stu- dents, and for the students is the purpose of the Student Council. The Council is composed of the repre- sentatives andpresidents of the four class- es. The p r e s id e nt , vice president, and secretary-treasurer of the stud e nt body are elected in the spring, before the end of school. The Council carries out the little praised jo bs of clean-up campaigns, evaluations, publishing of the telephone directories and the presentation of the honor system. -mm .i we ,. f 1 -if The door of membership into the Nation- al Honor Society is opened by scholarship, leadership, character and service. Membership into the N.H.S. is one of the highe st achievements anyone can obtain while at Central. Each year the club is in charge of two inductions. The fall cere- mony is f or the induction of seniors, and the sp ring ceremony is for the induction of juniors. Members of the Honor Society are always mindful of keeping the Torch of T ruth and Honor ever burning before them. Revision of the Blue and White Hand- book is the main project of the organi- zation. Each year also, the club sends delegates to the State Convention. Speaking of honor . . N.H.S. CRYSTALLIZES HIGH AIMS FirstRow: I..aVerne Randall,Anne Duthion, Martha Mayse,Jean Morgan, Sandra Murphy Martha Jane Griffin, Peggy Moffit. Second R ow: Bill Pruitt, Mary Godfrey, Ann Pate, Sondra Marsh Peggy Hill, Faye Crowe, Joan Calvert, Howard Scoggins, John Harris. Third Row: Jo Jolley Re porter, Ann Woodall-Secretary, Jane Blankenship, Merrill Hamlin, Judith Moss-President Ken Maree, Bobbie Walker, Ben Maree-Vice President, in-QM, in Front R ow: J udy Poston, Anne Wingate , Martha Mayse, Jean Blanton. Back Row: Jerry Rucker, Miss Burrell-Advisor, Jane Blankenship-E dit o r , Ann James- Assistant Editor, Johnny Carpenter, Faye Mayberry. SKYLINER CAPTURES MEMORIES OF THE YEAR All right, ya'll haven't been working ! Don't tell anyone. Ask Jane. These remarks issuing from room 303 every Wednesday and Friday at activity period might not convey the right idea that a group of students and their advisor are working on the Skyliner. Layouts, pictures, copy and proofreading-these and many other things go into the publishing and editing ofthe annual. The reward for the late hours and hard work is the announcement, The Skyliners have arrived. Front Row: Ben Maree, Bill Pruitt, Cecil Harbison, Jason McDaniel. Back Row: Ann Pate, Marleen Kendrick, Rebecca Edwards, Pa t r i c ia Faircloth, Priscilla Hoy, Faye Crowe, Lou Mathis, Laura Ann Carson, Martha Jane Griffin. 14 Ma r tha Robertson, Marjorie Cole, Mis s Goforth -Advisor,JoJolly- Editor , Phillip Givins-Assistant Editor, Ronnie Giles, Sandra Murphy, Jean Morgan. HILLTOPPER TRACES NEWS OF C.H.S. Wonder who the personalities of the month are. l hope there are lots of jokes. These are typical comments heard around Central a few days before the Hilltopper comes out. The paper staff consists of eighteen members who attempt to inform and entertain the students through eight publications of the Hilltopper. The staff does the writing, picture taking, and lay-- outs. The paper is then printed by the Spindale Sun. Through this experience, the staff becomes skilled in the field of journalism. 15 Helen Washburn, Sylvia Cash, Jane Worrell, Pat Cobb, Peggy Hill, Doris Lancaster, Herman Norville, Merreidth Sorrells, Mary Godfrey, Kay Burns. i . lf c lxgiii-tg ff , Q ' .5 , ff!-19 1 Q f M Lilian Fir st R ow: Boyce Searcy, Mack McEntire, Douglas Parton, Grover Flynn, Howard Parker, Sammy Camp, Coleman Noblit, Graham Sinclair, Herman Eplee, Frank Lattimore, Charles Sea rcy, Jerry Boone. Second Row: Clarence Whitesides - Secretary, Mayford Atchley, Earl Harris, Reid Murphy-Reporter, Benson Hodge, Jesse Atchley, Dean McEntire-Vice President, Bill Rope r , Hicks Eplee, Donald Alley, Mr, Cash-Advisor, G.W. Roper. Third Row: Gerald Greene, Jimmy Hardin, Bennie Lollar, Roger Dotson, Yates Bennett, Arnold Vickers, Robert Elliot, J, L. Hardin, Hal Davis, Troy Searcy-President. F.F.A. TRAINS FUTURE FARMERS Boys who thirst for knowledge in farm- ing quench their thirst in the F.F.A. The Future Farmers of America is composed of a lively group of boisterous boys. Sponsoring many worth while projects, the F.F.A. strives to create more interest in the intelligent choice of farming occu- pations, to develop character, to train g for useful citizenship, to participate in las co-operative e ffo r t ,and to provide and encourage the development of organized rural recreational activities. ,-w 1, .Ph - Have any ideas about how to improve the organizations at Central '? If so, contact one of the member s of the Activities Council. Presidents of the va r i o us classes and clubs comprise the council. They correlate and approve projects and activities of the club s . The Activities Council strives to improve the quality of the student organi - zations and keep them active. f I Xjiiw lt- Planning activities . . ACTIVITIES COUNCIL SUPERVISES CLUBS Front: Bill McRorie, president. First row: Bob Yelton, vice presidentg Pat Taylor, secretary, Judith M o s s , Erwin Yelton, Jo Jolley, Howard Scoggins, Martha Callahan, Ann Woodall, Larry Hargett, Martha Robertson. SecondRow: Robert Champion, Pat Padgett, Henry Thomas, Edward Womack, Spencer Culbreth, Maurice Helms, Mike Jones, Wayne Hutchins, Larry Deviney, Jane Blankenship, Merrill Hamlin. 3' , I 3' . ,gg 4? I' S i .,L J Xa. First Row: Keller, England, Kanipe, Callahan, Morgan, Surnmers, Wilson, Worrell, Arrowood, Hoyle, Justice, Amos, Davis, Wilson, Dycus, Gosnell, Lollar, Hicks, Harbison, Jones, Wright La wh on. Second Row: Moore, Upton, Hutchins, Griswold, Bartles, Cash, Mathis, Coffield Yelton, James, Green, McMahan, Jenkins, Harris, Harris, Wilson, Ellenburg, Hutchins, Bailey Edwards, Brewer, Smith, Dalton. Third Row: Edwards, Sparks, Willis, Griffin, Sparks, Flack Dixon, Hughey, Tanner, Bailey, Yelton, Henderson, Wingate, Washburn, Carson, Faircloth Sorrells, Hill, Allen, Earley, Lattimore, West, Earley, Hensley. Fourth Row: Beale, Morrow B a i l e y , G uf fe y , West, Harstin, Freeman, Hill, Reece, Byrd, Jolley, Bailey, Howard, Helms, Philbeck, Rollins, Harris, Morrow, Frady, Conner, Hea d , Morrow, Hill, Hodge, Keller. Fifth Row: Byrd,Guffey, Reece, Cline, Cash, Silvers, Gosnell, Clark, Noden, Hensley, Rollins, Denson, Reynolds, Elliott, Dean, Garmon, Harris, Edwards, McDonald, Price, Laughter, Herron, Hill, Murphy, Ellis, Biggerstaff. Sixth Row: Beaver, Sher rill, Grayson, Skidmore, Huffstickler, Hampton, Merchant, Hudgins, Conner, Murphy, Sheehan, Mclnto sh, Bailey, Godfrey, Brown, Daniel, Harris, Ruppe, Thompson, Dean, Martin, Mears, Davis, Duncan. 1 1 : 1 n 1 F.H.A. REACHES TOWARD Cggkjng , , Preparing the bulletin board . . . is SM 55? ., is . ' 1 .1-sf,1-Wav 5 4 X so 1 mlm E 1 S , , ,1 f-x i f - .nl Fir s t Row: Hamlin, Jolley, Hoy-Treasurer, Searcy-County vice-president, Huffstickler-vice president, Ha r ge tt -song leader, Woodall-President, Griffin-reporter, Blankenship-historian, Taylor , Hill, Second Row: Pate, Burns, Morgan, Dean, Walker, Mayberry, Bradley, Towery, Callahan, Geer, McKinney,Alexander, Wilson, Grayson. Third Row: Hutchins, Buchanan, Ross, Bland, Moorehead, Cole , Harris, Mathis, Martin, Lewis, Anders, Shehan, Ledford, Dycus. FourthRow: Crowe, Conner, Murphy, Guffey, Lancaster, Kendrick, Matheny, Walker, Baynard, Stone, Yelton, Robertson, Ruppe, Flack, Elms. Fifth Row: Duthion, Robertson, Mayo, James, Justice, Edgerton, Dixon, Poston, Smith, Flack, Byers, Elliott, Daniel, Blanton, Callahan, Cole. NEW HOMEMAKING HCJRIZONS Live Wires is afitting name for the girls who belong to the Future Homemakers of America. The chapter is affiliated with the National F.H.A. Organization. The girls through local, state, and national projects work to improve personal, family, school, and community living. Refinishing furniture and buying new furniture for the Home Economics Department, making tra y favors for the hospital, visiting rest homes for the aged, learning a bout civil defense, and studying to beautify homes are a few of the many projects in which mem be r s of the club take part. A few of these projects in which members take part require money and some money is obtained by selling Christmas cards and wrapping paper. The social life of the girls is not forgotten. At the first of the year there is acokepartyfor the new members. The Christmas season brings the F.H.A. Christmas party which is a girl ask boy affair. Then there is the Mother-Daughter Banquet in March. Boys , girls who are members of the F.H.A. will make good wives in the future because now through the F.H.A. they are learning the responsibilities that go into making up a home. 19 awww First Row: Vivian Merchant, Brenda Morrow, Kay Hudgins, Dorthy Bailey, Nancy Bland, Joan Henderson, Rowena Bailey, Pat Wilson, Pat Hampton, Mary Lou Beal, Ann Jaines, Mary Helen Callahan, Gail Dimsdale, Brenda Laughter, Emily Hill, Mary Goodman, Ruby Byers, Peggy Hill, Gail Wilson. Second Row: Shirleen Elms, Jane Willis, Ruth Amos, Kay Frady, Becky Sparks, Ma ry Kay Duncan, .Terrie Garrett, Gloria Keller, Barbara McMahan, Terry Yelton, Arnelia Garrnon, Martha Brown, Bonnie Brewer, Bertie Lou Hill, Tina Souther, Miriam Dixion, Phyllis Jenkins, Jane Byrd, Linda Byrd, Juanita Gosnell, Elizabeth Fowler, Billie Shehan. Third Row: GIRLS' CHORUS BLENDS Presiding Officers Martha Callahan ..... president Sandra Keeter . . . vice president Martha Yelton . . secretary and . . . treasurer Elizabeth Fowler . . . . pianist F Betty Jo Martin, Jane Sherrill, Ann Beaver, Tam Morrow, Dorothy Owens, Margie Ross, Joyce C onne r , F ran c e s Morrow, Margaret Ruppe, Paulette Morrow, Charlotte Herron, Delores Arrowood, Shirley Kanipe, Barbara Harris, Florence Green, Jean Ellenburg, Patricia Hutchins, Carolyn Scoggins, Jackie Edgerton, Sandra Justice, Barbara Grayson, Dorothy Crain, Barbara Owens, Doleen Parker, Blandine Waters, Kaye Yelton. Fourth Row: Patsy Morgan, Joyce Sparks, Carolyn Edwards, Susan Heffner, Frances Frady, Becky Jolly, Barbara Scoggins, Martha Godfrey, Barbara Philbeck, Jean L. Wilson, Betsy Denson, Bertie Hill, Betty Scott, Sara Parton, ITS VOICES IN HARMONY Learning a new song . . Places girls. Altos, let me hear you this time, says the sponsor of the Girl's Chorus. Meeting three times a week, the girls work on dif fe r e nt songs for programs they present .J B during the year. The chorus has an active s part in Music Night. Giving programs for civic clubs is part of the busy schedule which an the girls have. At Christmas they lead in the - ADI W singing of carols and give a Christmas pro- .W I ,Q gram' f . i sgii' I... 5 I L E I E 5, tm' i'-'i if' . , , Fir s t r ow , Gwen Harstin, Theola Towery, Ann Woodall, Jean Dycus, Danny Mitchem, Melvin W right, .Tama Sue L ine be r ge r ,Carolyn Searcy, Lois Geer, Gail Robertson. Second row: Patricia Reece, Patsy Mclntosh, Janice Dobbins, Freda Mayo, Max Duncan, Robert Arrowood, Peggy Moffitt, Danny Moorehead, Barbara Hodge, Dianne Ruppe, Judy Smith. Third row: Kay Harris, Jane Lewis, Billy Pruitt, Michael Stockton, Keith McMahan, Steve Powell, Odis Lane, Gary Hamrick, Deanna Hargett, Shirley McKinney. Fourth row: Jimmy Flynn, Larry Hargett, Charles Robertson, David Mitchem. MIXED CHORUS PROVIDES ENTERTAINMENT Practicing for performance . . . Alice Blue Gown, Lf I Loved You and l've Got Plenty of Nuttin are a few of the songs that may be heard drifting fr om the bandroom on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays when the chorus meets. The chor us strives to promote cooperation and fellowship among its members. It participates in M us i c Night sponsored by the school and entertains many of the civic groups. Money made by the chorus is used to buy music for future use and to help the Music Department at Central. Let's start over again, and please Rick up your voice s a little this time. Pleas similar to this are heard issuing forth from room 206, where the Choral Speech Club meets tri-weekly. The Choral Speech Club sponsors a recitation contest. Through the club's activities, the members try to broaden their horizons by improving speech, promoting group co-operation, extending im a g in ation 5 and syrnpathies, and by promoting social understanding. Practicing for perfection CHORAL SPEECH CLUB UNITES VOICES Front: Pat Taylor-President. FirstRow: Karen Thomas, Judy Freeman, Joanne Bartles, Jackie Flack, Margaret Conner, Harriet Marsh,Patsy Griswold. Second Row: Nancy Bradley, Margaret Hill,Ann Jackson, Martha Jane Griffin, Brenda Dycus, Ann Wilson, Dawn Harris, Martina Hodge. Third Row: Nancy Cole, Barbara Flack, Jane Biggerstaff, Laura Ellenburg, LaVerne Randall- Secretary and Treasurer, Diane Bailey, Morris Smith, Ina Griffin, Brenda Daniels -Vice Presi- dent, Becky Morrow, Kay Carver. Fourth Row: Jack Simmons, William Shehan, Henry Watkins, Ray Wilson, Jimmy Ray, Dennis Hampton, Fred Hill, Herman Searcy. ...M,waff- - -, 1--1-:WN ,memanf , , rf. :si -f4m mw1mQwm- 1 Q - - .1 .H- 1 2 Y , Kei L l u tween mmf .W t, .:ls::eu:s. 9154 AS ,avail ' nf --..-.............. a...............f 1.5, 99' First Row: Ja ck Whisnant, Melvin Wright, Bill Pruitt, Margaret Carpenter-Secretary a' Treasurer, Larry Hargett-President, Billy Craft, Bert Allee, Deanna Hargett, Barbara Walke Judith Walker, Billie Shehan, Miss Thomasson. Second Row: Gwen Har s tin, Jo Earley, Ja Biggerstaff, Mary Helen Sims, Danny Morehead, Carolyn Scoggins, Elizabeth Fowler, Carol BAND HAS SUCCESSFUL ',,,,,,. Be cky Ledford, Bobbie Walker, Harriet Cantrell, Ann James , Faye Mayberry-Drum Majorette, Sybil Huffstickler, Barbara McMahan, Jean Blanton. One finds the band taking part in 1 VA, 6,70 :- .6 Lu ,' ie wg., S 1 A fEQ'iiw- Q ,ft . .,-., - 'f -wflgyjf ' X -N' -' X1 .et , 'L .V . we 'fag the halftime exercises during the football season, as well as playing in the stands . The band also participates in Music Night, as well as putting on a concert in the spring. The members of the band take part in All-County Band, parades, and play for social activities. The band participates in All State, too. The band tours some of the elemen- tary schools in the county. UM Q9 aim 0 0 5 -' nc.:- lk s with, Tina Sother, Linda Byrd, Jane Byrd. Third Row: Ann Cline, Larry McDougal-Vice 'esident, David Mitchem, Terry Fountain, Bruce Goode, Danny Mitchern, Gene Finley. Fourth nw: Jeanette McDonald, Jimmy Flynn, Karen Campbell-Reporter, Carolyn Justice, Faye May- rry, Max Davis, Charlene Huffstickler, Brenda Reese. MARCHING AND CONCERT SEASON Directing the band each Friday . Displaying the band's ability . . 4 1 B wi' 4 il K. llni JJ i haul- , '-i' iiii i N Qffgrt. Qs: g Li nf ,W B lm. ,, ILE? if '- I I f 'Q 5 i f V : -1e,-' . 'W' W H - 1 f 4 rr1 3 i 41 xx A 5 X fi ,LLV ykr, ' C f titi C A t M N fl, M44 . 02 qi evffti ,I ' WY g ff V 1 4 i K K ,Vv,V,A-ywst mi ,'Lilg3-u awk ! l :gf 5 K ag.. i 4 ' i H , I 1 ,Ur-,. F',f .A - V V' WV K- kg . i ii ' q, S N M , . 1 F! Q S '- 53 1 .Amit . 5 -an li. 1 , Q ' 4 5 ' .gt f, K -5 ,n A f wr ,r M in -Q, ,i 5 .. fu- H- l , M X' B ' if if S t ' ., 'A N i 53 3 ,, . . t,t W, we so ik A' , ,, 'im 'N Y xii? First Row: Anne Duthion, French Exchange Student, Spencer Culbreth, President, Martha Mayse, Secretary and Treasurer. Second Row: Norman R o be rts on , Gary Hunt, Ruben Parton, Max Duncan, Benny Sorrels, Sandra Dean, Frosty Tanner, Marjorie Cole, Helen Washburn, Martha Robertson, Mr. Charles Andrews-Sponsor. Third Row: Sandra Justice, Jackie Edgerton, Jane Lewis, Steve Hines, Pat Padgett, Jimmy Deviney, Maurice Helms, Henry Watkins, Robert Wilson, Bill Pruitt , Alex Denson. Fourth Row: Connie Hamrick, Pat Cobb, Merrill Hamlin, Norman Marsh, Ronnie Giles, Everett Freeman, Phillip Givens, Jason McDaniel, Jimmy Mitchem, Howard S c ogg in s , Larry McDougal, Steve Norris. Fifth Row: Martha Yelton, Janice Dobbins, Jean Blanton, Gail Robertson, Judy Poston, Doris Lancaster, Sandra Keeter, Cathy Moore, Wilmeta Lattimore, JoAnn Martin, Brenda Daniels, Pat Taylor. FRENCH CLUB BINDS FOREIGN TIES Parlez-vous francais? Mais oui. These and like sentences drift from the monthly meet- ings of the French Club. As a result of these meetings, the members keep alive the spirit of inter-National goodwill. The club gives skits as well as programs on holidays tha t correspond with French holidays. Films , songs, and games are means of enter- tainment. All of these programs are directed at stimulating the students' interest in the French language and the customs of the French people. I ...,ft3,.,,, A flick of a brush, a dash of a pen, and a vivid thought is captured forever on canvas. In the Art Club, the mem be r s ar e given freedom of art expression. C' All students interested in art enter creations in the art exhibit held each spring. At this time, they earn their fame and fortune by receiving prizes. Many of the members improve their artistic abilities to the extent that amateurs of today become the professionals of tomorrow. Developing art appreciation . . . ART CLUB MOTIVATES TALENT Front: Howard Scoggins -President. First Row: Sheila Snyder, Betty Greene, Barbara Walker, Rachel Justice-Reporter, Janet Walker, Elaine Wright, Madge Guffey, Jim Ruff, Peggy Sisk, Harriet Cantrell. Second Row: Norman Robertson, Janette Crain, Jean Tessnear, Ollie Mae Metcalf, Carolyn Liles, Carol Mikush, Linda Flack, Judy Davis, Jeanette Grayson, Cathy Moore- Secretary and Treasurer. Third Row: Julia Hensley, Judith Walker, Patricia Wilson, Margaret Greene,Sylvia Downey,Jerry Jones, Steve Connor, Benny Sorrels, Arthur Duncan. Fourth Row: Jerry Goode, Grover Biggerstaff, Herman Hensley, G.W. Roper, C. B. Hardin, Robert Hensley- Vice President, Mrs. Hall. W ,I fl 1 1,4 'if J' If ,p , K ., i .If is .. Wk ithnfiiif we 'H' Ya! First Row: Mrs. Boucher,Jackie Flack, Kay Yelton, Stewart Coffield, Jane Worrell, Lou Mathis, Sylvia Cash, Helen Washburn, Erwin Yelton-president, Laura Ann Carson-secretary-treasurer, Jimmy Thorne-vice p1'esident,Gary Hunt, Morris Smith, Thomas Clubreth, Martha Brown, Laura Dalton, Peggy Reynolds, Wayne Huntley, Ruben Parton, Max Duncan, Mrs. Harnes. Second Row: Henry Thorne, Leander Martin, Joyce Hutchins, Ina Griffin, Becky Sparks, Bonnie Guffey, Robert Wilson, Alex Denson, Everett Freeman, Max Hughey, Jack Simmons, Jack Wilkie, Danny Mitchem, Bud Oates, Archie Warren, Tommy Dorsey, Hugh Moore, Bert Allee, Steve Norris. Third Row: Dorothy Owens, Anne Wingate, Frosty Tanner, Rowena Bailey, Joan Henderson, Frances Morrow, Hicks Eplee, John Henry, Clarence Whitesides, Odis Lane, Nellie Spicer, Brenda Morrow, Jeanette Grayson, Jane Sherrill, Nancy Harris, Stanley Tarrell, Terry Fountain, Chester Clqnz, Andy Callahan, Larry Roberts, Lester Crowe, Joseph Taylor, Gary Massey, Floyd Laughter. Fourth Row: Patricia Mclntosh, Bonnie Br ewe r , Mary Lou Beal, Dianne Bailey, Mary Carpenter, SCIENCE CLUB SOARS Experimenting solves problems . . . Exploring the mysteries of science . . . S 4,1 . ai af it at ,y i,e.,i V eyet F 4, , iiii J , q ,e M 1 .. I ,i.c ,,,,, j , i , CNY , f - .l , was 'll' QF Patricia Reece, Mary Ellis, Jimmie Finley, Gene Finley, Jack Whisnant, Melvin Whitner, Johnny Clark, Lloyd Graybeal, David Justice, Ray Shytle, Elaine Wright, Kay Thompson, Betty Lawhon, Ann Beaver, Jo Anna Harbison, Judy Davis, Martha G odfr e y, Elizabeth Bailey, Jerry Sparks. Fifth Row: Jo Anne Bartles, Wayne Carlton, Bengie Guffey, Pat Elliott, Amelia Garmon, Betsy Denson, Gail Jones, Che ryl Earley, Bertie Lou Hill, Charlotte Herron, Madge Guffey, Deanna Hamrick, Linda Silvers, Dorothy Bailey, Judy Head, Gwen Harstin, Carolyn West, Barbara Gos- nell, Mary Smith, Brenda Reece, Martha Skidmore, Pat Hampton, Barbara Grayson, Margaret Hill, Pats y Daniels, Conway Jolley. Sixth Row: Martha West, Catherine Summers, Suzanne Mears, Faye Harris, Carol Clark, Judy Noden, Ruby Wagner, Laddie Bright, Ronnie Campbell, Keith Wilson, Guy Lane, Bruce Pruitt, Tim Ruff, Eddie Roberson, Jerry Dalton, Mike Griffin, Samuel Murphy, David Wallace, Linda Byrd, Douglas Owens, Charles Huffstickler, Jo Earley, Billie Shehan, Jane Biggerstaff, David Owens, Ernest Griswold. THROUGH VARIED DIVISIONS Interested in Mica, Betelgeuse, or H20 Then you'll be interested in the Science Club. F our division s , Astronomy, Rockhounds, Chemistry, and Radio, catagory the two hundred members of the club. The Astronomy group, which meets weekly at night, is the largest with one hundred and twenty mem be r s . Before the year is over, every member will be able to identify the important con- stellations and first magnitude stars. The Rockhound group,which meets once each month is the result of an intensive six weeks study of Geology in the general science course. This group goes on several all day field trips to study minerals of North Carolina. Each member is building up a good rock collection of his own. The Radio group, which meets three times weekly, is a regular course using a textbook. The Chemistry group works in the lab twice a week and is composed of ten members. Each group shares its experiences with the others by means of a paper. 29 First Row: Charles Cole, Dale Lane. Second Row: Robert Beal, Mrs. Fettes, Wayne Hutchins- Pr e s ident, Larry Crowe-Vice President, Larry Wilson-Secretary and Treasurer, Thomas Bradshaw. Third Row: Carroll Williams, David Upton, Max Davis, Billy Craft, Donald Porter, Terrell Lewis, Billy Hicks, Calvin Elliot. COIN AND STAMP CLUB FURTHERS COLLECTING Studying a catologue . . rl Q I Orderingfirst day issues of stamps, and sort- ing and mounting their s tarnp s and coins com- prise the varied activities of the Coin and Stamp Club. Committees give programs on the postal system and the minting and listing of coins . The members learn to recognize all kinds of stamps and coins, their value, and how to mount and preserve them. One of the highlights ofthe club year is the sponsoring of poster contest and exhibit. They have addedaJefferson nickel book to the school's collection. 4 The Dramatics Club's activities range from pantomining April Love to the dramatizing of Romeo and Juliet. In their tri-weekly meetings, the members endeavor to improve themselves in the arts of speaking, acting, and the application of dramatical makeup. Bywriting and producing original scripts, the drarnatists acquire valuable traits which will help them in their future lives. For their fine spirit and e a g e r n e s s to learn, here is curtain call for the Dramatics Club! DRAMATICS CLUB SEEKS STAGE EXPERIENCE First Row: Beulah Wagner-Secretary, Maurice Helms -President, Phyllis Morgan-Reporter. Se c ond Row: Betty Lawhon, Kay Thompson, Laura Dalton, Larry Roberts, Gail Hodge, Mary Carpenter, Dianna Pate, Deanna Alexander, Marilyn Bailey, Catherine Summers, Jean Bradley, Third Row: Joanna Harbison, Sansia Dean, Joan Carpenter, Martha Helms, Belinda Crabtree, Brenda Harris, Ross Hill, Spencer Clubreth, Stewart Coffield, Doris Jacobs, Cheryl Earley, Becky Hughy, Mary Lou Parker, Geraldine Toney, .loan Calvert, Maxine Wells, Eugene Crain, Dale Lewis, Mrs. Banks. QQ , as 1: ,C . ,Wg gm-, A,.,,r.. ,el 5 fff 5 I , 5 gil? J 2 .iw ,iii L9 , ,Q ,N , 5 ,s.,,:, u - gja First Row: La Ree Rollins, Mary Willie McEntire, Wilmetta Lattimore, Ruby Byers, Elizabeth McDaniel-Treasurer, Lois Searcy-Secretary, Martha Norville-Vice President, Edward Womack -President, Deanna Mae Owens, Charmaine Arrowood, Lucille Ruff, Miss Smith. Second Row: Rita Elliott, Mary Lou Parker, Chester Walker, Charles Higgins, Vernell Amos, Karen Thomas, Texie Blackwell, Wilma McEntire, Maye Harris, Nancy Bradley, Reba Duncan. Third Row: Joyce Flynn , Dorcus Justice, Jessie Atchley, Frank Lattimore, Sammy Camp, Dawn Harris, Martha Helms, Dale Lewis, Sandra Jackson, Brenda Harris. Fourth Row: Dean Mclntire, Yvonne Flack, J e anett e Hampton , Florence Sims, Mary Daves, Jane Wilson, Peggy Taylor, Mary Evelyn Grayson, Frank Lewis, Marshall Atchley. Fifth Row: J. L. Hardin, G. W. Roper, Glenn Mayse, Frank Waters, Jimmy Miller, Max Davis. BIBLE CLUB MIRRGRS CHRISTIAN LIVING In all thy ways acknowledge Him and He shall direct thy paths. --PROVERBS 3:6 Programs whichare given by the students with the help of a visiting minister are based on the understanding of oneself and others. Through various activities, the members of the Bible Club strive to make the world a better place in which to live. The Bible Club presents programs in the different churches of the community and strives to mak e their contribution to the churches and communities in this way. Film slowly unrolls as the boys of the Projectionist Club aid teachers by showing movies designed to help students understand a subject. In the club, boys learn to operate the pro- jector. A1so,they make sure the apparatuses are kept in good condition and ready to use in the classroom or auditorium when they are needed. Pos ing for picture PROJECTIONEST CLUB AIDS CLASSES Fir st Row: Mr. Womack-Sponsor, Henry Thorne, Gene Finley-Vice President. Second Row R obe rt Champion-President, Hicks Norville-Secretary, Ray Shytle, Charles Blanton, Wendell Bailey. 9-Q TE PQ, Fir s t row: Jean Dycus, Jo Jolley, Bobbie Walker-Secretary-Treasurer, Faye Crowe, Robert Arrowood, Priscilla Hoy, Nancy Bland, Jewel Buchanan, Second row: Cecil Tanner, Ben Ken Maree, Jimmy Miller, Ann James, Connie Hamrick, Jimmy Deviney, Cecil Harbison. row: Bud De ck , Steve Shehan, Henry Watkins, Jackie Edgerton, Donald Bailey, Gray Griffin, Phillip Givens. Fourth row: Grant McRorie-Vice President, Alex Denson, Henry Thomas-Presi- dent, Jerry Rucker, Johnny Carpenter, Olen Sisk, Dean Huffstickler, Mike Jones, Troy Searcy. Maree, Third MGNOGRAM CLUB PLUGS SCHOOL SPIRIT At last! After months of hard work for points, membe r s receive their first letters and are eligible for membership into the Monogram Club. Following the rigid initiation of the club, they be- come menibers. During the year at the ball games, the club sells candy and programs for its projects. The money which they earn goes to buy the Seniors' monogram jackets. Each year during basketball season, the club choosesa girl to reign as Miss Monogram for the rest of the year. --ss 'Wwmm nmwsmw, M M' ,1 'Mg' 'tivlv -1 5: KY' Ziggllgliliiwll' Where are the 92l's or the biography books ? This is a typical question directed to members of the Library Club. Whether it be keeping the workroom, reference room and magazines in order or cataloging and preparing new books the Library Club members are always hard at work. Working to get out new books. . . LIBRARY CLUB INSTILLS INTEREST IN LITERATURE First row: Harold Searcy,Sandra Geer, Martha West, Nancy Robertson-President, Reba Duncan, Kathy Camp. Second row: Arthur Herron, Sara Lou Davis, Barbara Rollins-Vice President, Geraldine Conner, Vernell Amos. Third: Mrs. Craft-Sponsor, Jeanette Hampton, Jane Wilson, Geraldine Hutchins, Judith Moss, Mary Evelyn Grayson-Secretary and Treasurer. Fourth Row: Donald Porter, Billy Narron, Stephen Sinclair, Mac Whitesides-Reporter, Ellen Sims, Jimmy Miller. 7 ,M V-.P ' L, f fer - f - -Ma. pf rant, ,, , L .W r r W 4H:t?' ,W ,,,,, WE. E ' :rx , -12 0 YS? E' W First Row:Delores Beal-President, Neal Hill-Vice President, Becky Ledford. Second Row: Genevieve Nix, Mrs. Mayberry -Advisor, Barbara Shehan. Machialation, plagiarism, trans- mute, spigot, and idiosyncrasy-words s uch as these are discussed at the tr i -weekly meetings of the Vocabu- lary Clu b . Through hard work, the members gain a knowledge of words, correct pronunciation, and reading comprehension. Textbooks and other aids are avail- able to the members. By using new words,the members improve speak- ing ability and poise. VCDCABULARY CLUB BUILDS WORD POWER BUS DRIVERS STRESS SAFETY First Row: Glenn Melton, Wendell Bailey, Coleman Noblitt, John Crain, Jesse Atchley, Calvin Elliot. Second Row: Charles Searcy, Robert Hensley, G.W. Roper, Verlon Murphy, Dolphus Hodge, Fred Hill. Third Row: Mr. Foster, William Shehan, Junior Ha r d in, J,L. Hardin, Bobby Jay Lynch, Mr. Dobbins. R wwf- ' Enjoying a reputation of safety on the highways, the bus drivers accept responsibility without hesitation. Everyday the lives of students are in the hands oi these capable bus drivers. Our hats are off to the drivers of our school buses for a job well done! Should Rock and Roll be banned ? Should the United States extend its foreign aid program? Does the soil bank help the small farmer ? These topics and various others are discus sed and debated in the Debating Club's weekly meetings. T hu s , the rn e m b e r s acquire self-confidence throughpublic speaking, and learn to think quickly. , The Debating Club participates in the triangular debates held throughout the state. Each year a World Peace Speaking Contest is held. The winner is awarded a key symbolizing peace and harmony. DEBATING CLUB PHCJTOGRAPHY Snap out the lights can be heard e c ho ing from the darkroom of the Photography Club. Opened to any student, the Photog- raphy Club sets as its only require- ment that the per s on owns or has access to a camera. As its project, the club sponsors a photography contest. The contest is opened to anyone in the school for the best and most interesting pictures tak en from the first of school until the contest closes. Prizes are award- ed. 1, if Fir s t Row: Bill McRorie, Shirley Conner-secretary, Jane Blankenship, Merrill Hamlin -president, Joe Hamlin, Mike De Prie st. Second Row: Nat Hamrick-vice president, Bill Pruitt, Martin Wilson. FACILITATES SPEECH ACTIVITIES CLUB CAPTURES YEAR'S EVENTS Herman Norville, Steve Hines-vice president, Jerry Hill-secre- tary and tr e a s ur e r , Hicks Norville, Robert Champion, Ray Shytle-reporter. img-ul i1 pw- .g First Row Martha Yelton Miriam Dixon Second Row: Gail Robertson, Sandra Keeter. Third Row Laura Carson Frosty Tanner Fourth Row: Lou Mathis, Patsy Price-Captain, Priscilla CHEERLEADERS PRAISE THE BALL TEAMS Wa sh ' em out, Wring'em out, Rickelty, rackelty, shackle me down, and the team was inahuddle are chants of the cheerleaders. En- thusiastically, the cheerleaders boost the Hill- toppers on to victory. After te dious tryouts, the ten cheerleaders are elected by the cheerleaders of the preceding year. Later this selection is approved by the faculty. Cheerleaders possess much school spirit and transmit this feeling into the student body. the key to SPORTSMANSHIP Not just winning a game, Nor gaining fame as a individual, But learning to work with others, Playing for the satisfaction of the Is acquired through ouracoaches In these our Sports. match up W ? al FJ, fi wx 5 -f -, f .xxi -X 3 T . E E T Bobbie Walker, Miss Monogram-elected by Monogram Club members. Margaret Carpenter, Miss Carrousel Princess-selected by three judges. Sandra Dean, Miss Football-chosen by the football team. THE CROWNING, THE GAME, THE Faye Mayberry, Miss Rutherfordton Apple Queen. We'l1 make hicks of Kings Mountain. sw - , 3 ggi MQW w 'mwmflm w sIl .. 1 ,sf Nf xp . swf Q-ef' Dianne Bailey, Freshman Class representative. Ann Woodall, Senior Class sponsor-Miss Homecoming Queen of 1958. . Ann James, Junior Class representative. PARADE - I957 HOMECOMING Winning over Kings Mountain + crowning Ann Queen + building the floats + anticipating competition :OUR 1957 HOMECOMING ' r Geneva McE1reath, Ann James, Mary Houser, Hardin Homecoming Queen of 1956, Ann Woodall. J' 49 1 5 r fr ' 'FIGHTING HILLT OPPE RS. . ll FOOTBALL TEAM These players were chosen by their teammates to receive the hon o r of being player of the week during the football season. First Row: Steve Shehan, Sherrill Norville, Robert Arrowood, Cecil Harbison. SecondRow: Olen Sisk, Henry Thorna s, Sam Watkins, Grant McRorie. Third Row: C.N. W oma c k , Carl Waldrop, Coach George Tate. 7 -in-. ww x., Hx 1, va J. ' 1 '11 ' U 'xr 4 iff' ,Q -A .1 I' ,J 4 xx: Z , 1 i , 5 3 'fn Y. 1 1 N ik- ' , .Q-M. .. -sm .x - MfJi..? :Msn , , 1 My , y FOOTBALL TEAM Fir st Row: Junior Clements, Dean Huffstickler, Mack Whitesides, Cecil Harbison, Robert Arrowood, David Smith, Max Hughey, Pat Cobb. Second Row: Manager-Gary Hunt, Sam Watkins, Henry Thomas, Olen Sisk, Alex Denson, Jason McDaniel, Sherrill Norville, Jerry Deviney, Ben Mare e , Manager-Jimmy Deviney. Third Row: Coach-George Tate, Duff Hill, Wayne Huntley, Freddie Anderson, Johnny Carpenter, Bob Yelton,Dennis Hampton, Grant McRorie, Steve Shehan, Stanley Jones, Coach-Marley Sigmon. C.H.S. OPP. Sept. 6 Forest City 6 0 13 North Buncombe 26 O zo Shelby 6 Z7 27 Belmont 13 O Oct. 4 Lincolnton 21 O 11 Kings Mountain 6 O 18 Che rryville 6 13 25 Valdese 14 6 Nov. 1 Marion 13 28 43 Wahl O C' First Row: Bill Lipscomb, Chester Clontz, Delano Prince, Joe Morris, Teddy Wright, Charles Bailey, Hugh Moore. Second Row: Michael Stockton, Bruce Pruitt, Jack Wilkie, Thomas Culbreth, Jerry Dalton,Archie Warren. Third Row: Floyd Laughter, Joe Hamlin, Harold Stewart, Stanley Terrell, Clarence Whitesides. JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Piiwf-Qi. . ' TENNIS Jerry Rucker Phillip Givens Buddy Walker TRACK AND TENNIS TEAMS hum.. TRACK First Row: Grant McRorie Guy Scoggins Frank Waters Dean Huffstickler Second Row: Freddie Anderson Neal Hill Mike Jones Jimmy Deviney A if-...ff Y , . 'l if as an , ,J LJ -xi 2 Q. ,,-A fu H' NH' 1 ' B Wwiii-A k ,Q t ,A Mlm? Ly Q . . ,Jr ,msg pf-- fy ' my I 'f if ., , k 3341 fffrlgff - . i J' Fi r s t R ow: Pat Cobb, Pat Padgett, Bob Yelton, Jim McDonald, Jerry Rucker, Mike Jones. Second R ow : Gary Harnriek, Sherrill Norville, Wayne Huntley, Connie Hanmrick, Jerry Deviney, Robert Arrowood, Ben Maree. BOYS' BASKETBALL December 6 Marion 10 Marion 13 Cherryville 17 Cliffside January 7 Forest City 10 Kings Mountain 14 Lincolnton Z1 Shelby 24 Belmont Z8 Tri-High 31 Cherryville February 4 Cliffside 7 Forest City ll Kings Mountain 14 Lincolnton 17 Blue Ridge Z1 Shelby Z5 Belmont Z8 Tri-High Laying up a shot . . Diwkmwilml ii wi as S . IWW wif Rl? M ' .ISRJI 6Q,R1H5i ' a , Msg?-R184 1 ' 1' 5 1 . . 1 7 ,, 2 2 K fi A 528 Q34 EREQW5 ' ' K ZQQNQ R44 ' is i 2 J Aj 2835954 - ,V V E , 5 L Q ' L . N .,, 3 . Q Fir s t R ow: Margaret Carpenter, Jewel Buchanan, Jane Blankenship, Bobbie Walker, Jackie Edgerton, Nancy Bland, Ann James. Second Row: Joan Henderson, Doris Lancaster, Brenda Kay Harris, Jane Wilson, Rowena Bailey, Jean Dycus, Paulette Morrow, Danny Moorehead. GIRLS' BASKETBAL GIRLS BOYS C. H. S. --OPP. C. H. S.--OPP. 60 - 58 57 - 41 49 - 45 70 - 58 81 - 63 72 - 49 56 - 33 58 - 21 45 - 65 44 - 43 69 - 51 50 - 44 49 - 69 59 - 40 72. - 73 43 - 52 81 - 47 72 - 54 51 - 61 67 - 42 66 - 64 51 - 41 66 - 39 67 - 43 46 - 51 61 - 52 69 - 60 49 - 41 41 - 49 73 - 55 66 - 59 40 - 46 52 - 41 49 - 51 63 - 80 79 - 69 Re bounding . . L 8104! ' -it Y ' X 5 vi, pw , . W . Y? is - Q, C? F I y First Row: Miriam Dixon, Ma ry Johnson, Deanna Hamrick, Gail Jones, Louise Wilson, Joyce Hutchins, Terry Yelton, Martha Brown. Second Row: Brenda Laughter, Phyllis Jenkins, Barbara McMahan, Nancy Sue Harris, Sara Lou Davis, Mr. Carpenter. Third Row: Karen Campbell, Barbara Grayson, Anne Beaver, Martha Godfrey. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL First Row: Bill Lipscomb, Andy Callahan, Chester Clontz, Charles Bailey, Hugh Moore, Mike Whiteside, Spurgeon Hyder. Second Row: Jerry Dalton, Bud Oates, Buddy Walker, Jack Wilkie, Archie Warren. Third Row: Ronnie Campbell, Leslie Godfrey, David Searcy, Jimmy Deviney, Jimmy Finley, Thomas Culbreth. 'MEQ' : xi: , - A 1 if ,VL Q V' .wif X M, Sig, Mm 1 Zi ENE' 'K I' W lwlnxiwfxwlxmmambrfu- 'Sf' 7 J g Xgiiiidi' mar' . W , ' -.r ii 3 1' ,.,, ., a f - . . r x it N, g X' kr. 1 pb. fy 5 i Vkrh Q s in ff A ' A. C ,Mg A , A Nr if? 4 .M tg. F f . F . H' A- Sliding into second . . . Standing around . . . BASEBALL TEAM Fir st Row: Sherrill Norville, Connie Hamrick, Robert Arrowood, David Blankenship, Jerry Sparks. Second Row: Bud Deck, Dennis Hampton, Johnny Carpenter, Troy Searcy, Cecil Tanner, Mr. Carpenter, it mm v i. . i ki Vkz. M., ,Hg we QW: i fi A U24 fa wi 4 r ff 1 , a, hgnn- :L Aagn .. A ,,t - fx? Viyh wx Swinging into action . . C.H.S. Sports Review Starting with the first football game Sports intermingle in all we do Here on the Hilltop. Football started us off By coming in second in the conference . . Basketball made a good start . . . Baseball has last year's reputation To live up to--conference champs! Track and tennis look forward To another successful year . . . Thus, through our sports, We earn other keys to use all our lives. Jumping for that ball . . Running up the score the key' to INSTRUCTION Not just to earn a salary, Nor what is required of them, But to help the students with more Than book learning, more than facts, By this our faculty. .--X ,,-n-1 - A Any attempt to put an entire school year's activity into readable and pictorial detail would be entirely presumptuous. However, this book willgive us an instant recollection of many memorable days and experiences. Simply to turn the pages and remember might mak e no particular impression but when we recognize that our year's work has been a c c omp l i s h e d with a outstanding faculty and an extra fine studaxt body our recollections become more meaningful, our sense ofpride soars upward, and our grati- tude is humbly expressed with, THANKS TO ALL. C wo Mara, C , N, Womack Principal TO THE STUDENTS . The real Central High School is revealed by the aluxnni as they adapt themselves to actual living situations as they put into practice the theories, the experiments, and the observations of social standards, eco- nomic p a t t e r n s , religious doctrines , and personal relationships. The challenge to eve ry graduate is the same-- Live the full life. The same challenge awaits each member of the class of n in e t e e n -hundred fifty-eight, Accept it with real determination to all worthy alumni of your school, 1 am sure each of you will join with me in s aying thanks to the Skyliner Staff for this book ofprecious memories, THE SKY- LINER OF 1958. ,457 Dv B.F. Maree Superintendent C.H.S. SUBJECTS LANGUAGES Eiigiish 1, 11, 111, IV French 1, 11, III, Latin 1, 11, VOCATIONAL DEPARTMENT Home Economics I, II, III, Agriculture I, II, III, IV Shop Journalism soc1.A1. srunms History 1, II, 111, IV Bible 1, II, III SCIENCE General Science Biology Chemistry Physic s BUSINESS Typing I, II Business English and Math Bookkeeping I, II Office Machines Office Shorthand General Business MATHEMATICS Math I Algebra I, II Geometry--Plane, Solid Advanced Math Advanced General Math OTHERS Band Driver Education Dramatics Physical Education 4 , l M , i . , i nrt 5,g,e' sz as S MBT? ter B237 but H,i? assi. aft V ' 'gL' f , , Mr. Charles Andrews Mrs. Grant Banks Mr. Grant Banks Mrs. Harry Boucher Miss Arpha Burrell French I, Il, lllg English Hg Bi010gYi General 5Ci2HC63 Biologyg French Club Advisor: Drarnaticsg Guidance Counsellor: Science Club Sponsor. Annual Staff Sponsor. Student Council Advisorg Dramatics Club Physicsg Photography Advisor. N.H.S. Advisorg Club Advisor. Activities Council Advisor. Teachers reveal their varied interests Teachers explore fields of science. , Wallace Car enter Mr mwmwf Teachers Share Central Physical Educationg General Math: Baseball Coachg Mr, Dan Cash Mr. Z, E. Dobbins Football Assistant Agriculture Virs. Kathryn Daugherty Typing Ig Coach: I, ll, Ill, IV3 Mrs. W. M. Craft History I5 Office Machinesg Girls' Basketball Shopg Librariang Physical Educationg Bookkeepingg Coach. F. F. A, Advisor. Library Club Sponsor. Girls' Chorus Director. Junior Class Sponsor p M mi p 1 ,. t f I ,Q ' inn-an -anwuu.-A WH f 3 ff M? Q . . W avi. Q1 . O' - thx V ,M e wNW1r:Yf1,yai+f'n W lx V7 2 we I 1 qw, .. .wg 5 ' .5 ,f l :agp English I, II: Coin and Stamp Club Advisor. mul Mrs. J. M. Fettes Mrs. Robert Foster Mr. Robert Foster Miss Joan Goforth Miss Louise Ggodbredd Algebra Ilg Math Ig Algebra Ig Plane Geornetryg English IV: Business Math Shopg Auto Mechanicsg Algebra I3 Latin 1, II3 and Englishg Cheerleader Advisorg Journalismg Senior C1355 Sponsor Solid Geometry: Freshman Class Sponsor. Advanced Mathg Sophomore Class Paper Staff Advisor. Sponsor. .1 fs in ' 4 if .fs 3. Si.. 5 ..- 'gifs - A 'SW Q? I S D 4 A ' A q s' 4 : f 1 ' fivn' , 7 Math teachers compare notes. English teachers discuss grammar. High School Spirit Mrs. J. L. Hall Bookkeepingg General Businessg Art Club Advisor. f mg? NW' SQ A N Mrs. Gilbert Hames Mrs. Allen Jobe ChS1'f1iSt1'yi Home Economics Il, Illg Mrs. B.F. Maree General Scienceg Assistant F.H.A. Mrs. W, B. King Home Economics I Chemistry Club Sponsor. Advisor. Algebra I. F.H.A. Sponsor. Ur Mrs. Bill Mayberry Miss Margaret McKinney Miss Evaline Rasdall Mrs. W. B. Robertson Mr. Marley Sigmon English I, IV3 English lllg Typing Ig Office work. History III. History IVg Vocabulary Club Choral Speech Physical Education Sponsor. Director. 44 q History teachers survey the United States. Teachers illustrate different vocations. Teachers Train Students Mr. George Tate History IIg Physical Education: Miss Martha Thornasson Driver Educationg Band: Miss Arrie Smith Mrs. George Tate Boys' Basketball Mixed Chorus Bible I, II, III: English I Coachg Director: Bible Club Sponsor. Debating Club Sponsor. Football Coach. Music History. ms the key to KNOWLEDGE 3:4464 Not just mass accumulation of data, Nor grueling cramming before an exam, But the many keys that cannot be defined, The intangible keys that couldn't be acquired any other way, Are procured from these our teachers In these our classes. fjjffw' 1 0 ..f. lilfsai- , 36 ' ZlZ85Z383?lf!'-8737 KK!- f!!!!!lA'JJa'4 fflfffff 3 President-Bud Oa t e s , Vice Presi- dent-Hugh Mooreg Secretary-Treas- urer-Charlene Huffsticklerg Repre- sentative-Dianne Bailey. Judy Allen Charmaine Arrowood Jackie Arrowood FRESHM N As the uncertainty and greenness wore off, The realization suddenly dawned Of a newly acquired school of friends . . . The first week passes in a flash of rushing and excitement With the ensuing weeks comes the change From green FRESHMEN to truly blue-blooded Hilltoppers ,V-s l 'vw ,N f Wv.l -, 'N if QM, :fe 3 is 4 1--N , fs, H451 , f -.H - ' Leonard Arrowood 1 V Charles Bailey I I wa ,.: ix , VVV Qin , . V V .,,-.V.s1F5w V ww Clyde Bailey ii 1 all B 4 NV V r e Dianne Bailey VV f M l A VV V fi 3- .,, Dorothy Bailey I ,feng ' it gm Elizabeth Bailey Vee,ii B' l Mary Beal B Q .f ,.-' W, QWSQ, A' Ann Beaver ,, , ,V IV d i , Jane Biggerstaff ,ll ' we 'W 'ff' W ' Douglas Blackwell rl' y -my-, ff, V ' Sf, Ertha Boone f , VV QQ iyy A VV Joe Bowlin I I - I I ' t I Bonnie Brewer i l Laddie Bright 'V Q V I VM V ,:'l .K V' ,V .V Martha Brown V AQI' f n 'Q Vg? V fV lVl 'V mil K 55 Glois Buckner VV? 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Q any at we .W if ' FRESHMEN Marshall Nix Judy Noden Bud Oates David Owens Doug Owens Minnie Owens Nancy Owens Howard Parker Hoyle Parker Jimmy Parker Douglas Parton Margaret Patterson Jeannette Price Delano Prince Bruce Pruitt Brenda Reece Patricia Reece Peggy Reynolds Opal Rhodes Steve Rhom Barbara Rippy Jeannette Robbins Georgia Roberson Walter Roberson Yates Roberson Catherine Roberts Hattie Roberts Larry Roberts Eddie Robertson J. W. Robertson Mary Joy Robbins Elizabeth Rollins Dean Roper Lucy Ruff Tim Ruff Judy Ruppe Chris Sane Carolyn Scoggins David Searcy Billie Shehan FRESHMEN Jane Sherrill Linda Silvers Faye Sims Ransom Sims Robert Sims Dazel Sisk Martha Skidmore Hattie Smith Mary Smith Shelia Snyder Nellie Spicer Tommy Spicer Sara Stacey Ruth Stewart Johnny Stofer Jolene Taylor Joseph Taylor Stanley Terrell Kay Thompson Robert Thompson Lucille Toney Ruby Wagner David Wallace Archie Warren Jerry Waters Sammy Waters Dewey Watkins Patricia Weaver Carolyn West Carolyn J. West Patsy White Jerry Whitfield Michael Whitesides Jack Wilkie Charles Wilson J. C. Wilson Keith Wilson Elaine Wright Lois Wright Terry Yelton 3 , P vw i f 'Jai - - A is W. 2. A 1, HN , .M W it , , nf ' f ' 5, , QQ W, Q W H H , my y 5 , am A T I ,. . .... V- W ' Q: ge' ' 5: ' it ' vii , We ri ii- R C4 - ,. 4 M r s , - -is an N ' 1 ' I I I 1' X I Q -J Z, 4 'S X' K ' ' ff 4. Y A vw-Y, 'Q-uni .. A Y ...Q A -, . . , , ' M 1, we K -5 M AV .g.,.,,- was ,K W' I F im I V ii . . EM ,J 1' .Y fi- V ff A 'Q 1, A 1 ' Y N ' F 5 -NW . M, Q 1 9. Q ,J iii. ia... I 25' ,gf 1 'N 12? W e ,K may 'V . VS gg- M, if ,Q ,+-52 -, X my 0-. . ay. Qt? LIL! ..,M f 'mr S 53 gf , f - pyp ,L ...Nh 63 IVHDN Two years down and two Now we know it all . . . Everything is old stuff Fifty bugs for biology Mernorize speeches from Julius Ceasar . . Looking forward to our Junior year . . . SOPHOMO '1x..... President-Mike J one sg Vice President Benny S or r els 3 Representative-Lind Hoyleg Secretary-Treasurer, Ann Wingate. RE Bert Allee Dorothy Allen Vernell Amos Ruth Ann Amos Nancy Anders Delores Arrowood Louie Bailey Marilyn Bailey Rowena Bailey Roger Barnett Joanne Bartles Delores Bates Robert Beal David Blankenship Jean Bradley Tommy Bradshaw Ed uni y- L. K Q Jn, ff 1 1 , 'vis - '3 '09 xr Flu..-Q-. L mx'-. v Q lei 3 wif 1 I Q- ww ,U 'WH' 'N A ,. f sn xg Stewart Coffield Charles Cole Margaret Conner Q4-w Sr' SOPHOMORES Grover Briggs Jerry Byers Preston Byrd Mary Helen Callahan Willie Camp Karen Campbell Wayne Carlton Laura Ann Carson Kay Carver Sylvia Cash Johnny Clark Oliver Clements Tommy C ov il Dorothy Crain Lou Davis Mike DePriest Sandra Derberry Jimmy Deviney . AVA, can Dimsdaie 'T 5 fm in Miriam Dixon , Arthur Duncan L louri U - , Max Duncan ,ml In , li' Reba Duncan Y-fr.. l li ai In Brenda Dycus W- ' ,Q all Jo Early .K H .f- C Xxx, , 65 SOPHOMORES I' I Carolyn Edwards Rebecca Edwards Jean Ellenburg Louise Ellis Wanda England Hicks Eplee Gene Finley Jimmy Finley Jackie Flack Linda Flack Elizabeth Fowler Kay Frady . ,FUN ix. Q -ffl sg, 'Y 'Sa Q7 Ak.- .J . X T it .K L .G , G X Q, ., y it 7 A '12 mi uifi- g if 1 1 ' .Hi 1 1 ' ,MV I -... , I 'R k 5. AQ --My IG' sr vary fy , Ml Z R -' V 'ja I ' 5 fi 9 .L i ow. ,L my 66 Lloyd Graybeal Florence Green Judy Green Junior Green Margaret Green Ina Griffin Joan Griffin Patsy Griswold Juanita Go snell Joe Hamlin Jeanette Hampton Connie Harnrick Nat Hamrick Sterling Harnrick Brenda Joyce Harris Brenda Kay Harris 1 2 iw 3' 'A X N we A ,ve Y, - .4 'iii V ' Patsy Hill Neil Hines Benson Hodge Lois Hollifield Faye Howard Linda. Hoyle Beckey Hughey Gary Hunt Wayne Huntley Joyce Hutchins Patricia Hutchins Larry Hyder Ann J a ck s on Ann .Tame s Randall James Phyllis J enkins SOPHOMORES Dawn Harris Daniel Head Susan Heffner Martha Helms Joan Henderson Arthur Herron Thelma Hicks Anderson Higgins Charles Higgins Anna Bell Hill Duff Hill Linda Hill ? Um, W LQ 1 , i ia. m . 9' si an if SOPHCMORES Conway Jolley Boyce Jones Carolyn Jones Mike Jones Stanley Jones David Justice Rachel Justice Roberta Kanipe Billy Keeter Peggy Keller Johnny Lan ca ster Odis Lane '53 'ir 'ww ,EM l iw, A K' , , 2.5 Xi 5 .73 W., M ,N Wg J ig: - 'ef 'J ,fi Q 315 ,,.- - - i .gr ' 5, X' ' ' km I se -1 13: X . ml., ,WN el iii '-Q , 9 Q., X i X l Wilmetta Lattirnore Shirley Lavender Johnny Ledbetter Charles Lewis .. Dale Lewis 'X Betty Jean Lollar MU? his Q-f av-'vu Carolyn Lyles if Harriet Marsh Leander Martin Lou Mathis Barbara Mclviahan Keith McMahan Ollie Mae Metcalf 'M Carol Mikusk Pat Mitchell Cathy Moore 68 -an . X M rs' 'k . .wwe Mimi , fh: QW if Q wil. 'N 54 in-v f fs-51,5 I , X Q fm M +- ww. 4 , Ms G Cx fi 'Q -rw 1 lib Gloria Parton Reuben Parton Arthur Patterson Barbara Philbeck Jessie Phillips Stephen Radford Jimmy Ray Norman Robertson LaRee Rollins Margaret Ruppe Joyce Russell Douglas Sansing Guy Scoggins Boyce Searcy Harold Searcy Steve Shehan SOPHCMORES Patricia Morgan Phyllis Morgan Frances Morrow Rebecca Morrow Billy Narron Steve Norris Herman Norville Hicks Norville Sherrill Norville Dorothy Owens Buddy Owens Mary Lou Parker V327 new PN . 1. ii 4-.W 1-,Ma rf' wa! Us fx t::'2 pw Us 69 Q, ,ff Xa. - 'rm X.. SOPHCMORES 5 1. t ,f Ray Shytles Jack Simmons Carolyn Sims Virginia Sisk Morris Smith Marilyn Snyder Benny Sorrels Merreidth Sorrels Tina Ruth Southern .Terry Sparks Joyce Sparks Rebecca Sparks -rm'-f in-z , . S W. vw. my ? f' N A 5. N at K 'k 'B 1 :I Vi gba' ,L W7 .4 , 'A 2? 1, . R 'X 1' s. T iw' 'na-. 70 v ,A N. . 'rf- - Nt: .. ,N s.. Q. Harold Stewart Michael Stockton Dickie Stone Catherine Summers Martha Ann Tanner Peggy Taylor Margaret Taylor Jean Tessenear Karen Thomas Henry Thorne Geraldine Toney David Upton Jane Upton Sylvia Vickers Buddy Walker Janet Walker -N :: mf..-sa ,X ,..i as . ' Q . Qfliqff 2 . A i ii 'QW 392 'K ' , ,, 9 9 fin' 5, - A i ,r.r7 EQ I ff kg .lane Wilson Jean Wilson Martin Wilson Pat Wilson Patricia Wilson Ray Wilson Anne Wingate Jane Worrell Hazel Wright Teddy Wright Kay Yelton SQPHOMORES Randy Walker Helen Washburn Frank Waters Henry Watkins Maxine Wells Martha West Jack Whisnant Clarence Whitesides xl Melvin Whitner Jane Willis Ann Wilson Donald Wilson k '41, l il if A I V- K ,, is t stdin? 'V , V - Rv . - ... ii 5 .X S Ek Q wi V I 71' 2 J F! H I-fp 1',--4 k I 'KP' . U President-Pat Padgettg Vice Presi- dent--Maurice He lm sg Secretary- T :easurer--Delores B e a lg Repre- sentative--Jerry Deviney. Jean Anders Johnny Barnes Q- . ti f ft . .. N A .' ' x' . , J N ,9- ifg 1 X, K -M ' -lf F fy P - 'Vin- Fre ddy Ande r s on Jane Baynard i . Ellis Arrowood Delores Beal JUNIORS . . Senior . . . Third chapter in their high school career Nearly complete and filled with memories . . . The unforgettable thrill of going to the first Junior Turning from trios to vertuosos in History III . At last upperclassmen . . . James Arrowood Yates Bennett l. JUNIGR Donald Bailey Nancy Bland hu... K., 3 M 72 f y . . ww. r -43313 . X 'K rx 7 K j X, in wQm,,ff.s.igf1i1 ' I . . QQ3vw1'1f5:Qxk2?f2 X., , Q - iyniifff Charles Blanton Jewel Buchanan Bobbie Sammy Camp Margaret Carpenter Robert C L A S S Geraldine Conner Joyce Conner Evelyn Callahan Barbara Camby Champion Carolyn Chapman Connor Belinda Crabtree Eugene Crain Hazel Crawford Spencer Culbreth Bruce Dale ,iiillxb Q 'F Q 1625? 1 R e 3 Q fa. + 9 in my Q gil' wg? 'NE' 28 X , .. Q Cathy Camp Marjorie Cole Billy Craft Elsie Davis w...,,W If i. If - as N C AA . V ' ..,,c 'wma ..,r. , 5 . . , ,,..,.,. 73 1 ii- ' ,M1 if ff . Jerry Deviney Barbara Fla ck James Geer Bruce Goode .rx .f ,5 in ' .www 'Dr Larry Deviney Peggy Dlxon Yvonne Flack Martha Flynn Sandra Geer Betty Greene l , . X. ' Q 45522 Q' . H fl' Asffkip '95-. v- KV 3 it i! '?12a:v'5'f. 1,2 f ia- , 5 . 5. A, . . Ei xxx fn f' 'gyda' 'Q ' V- My rgzf' Ayr, '-'21 'mf ' -:I-.52 we f3.'SF4wgJ- ' Q . :f'3a-'M A , 'gv ,, v 'waP?4fIf'i11 1 1,15 Slams 5.5,'.g.55,.,5... f v A fu.-i z Q has k3.41v,.rf,s,q1 6 f New -. w A '55, 'Qgzibfibif A i5,'.QQg!,5,i'..v r v. .1 v.,.N.fA. 1,.w..f mf: - ---- J ' i 1 xc f' f e,,1. Q,,1- ,: V at- 74 v gk 6-sa., ' 'ifwff ' UQ iY 'menu-wr Reid Griffin Gwen Griswold Bonnie Guffey Dennis Hampton Will Hamrick Cecil Harbison Eugene Hardin Deanna Hargett Herman Harper Barbara Harris CLASS Maurice Helms Kenneth Hensley Robert Hensley Billy Hicks Berdie Hill Emily Hill Jerry Hill Judy Hill Neal Hill Peggy Hill aw 75 . ' if ' I Q Q Y , QN lk, gf-.,...p If A JV? Wy'-H-'uv A A , ' wbfifi ,M , '-? i'viQlf5S???G Q-A 'g ay -iw . A' on ' . .. or 1 x ,qi '45 45' 55 fx, ai if K X 4 ii 4 as Nr, Steve Hines Barbara Hodge Jane Hodge Sybil Huffstickler Boyd Hutchins Wayne Hutchins Brenda James Carolyn Justice Doris Lancaster Charles Lattimore 'F? F 7 A ,A as if I We 2' 'w fs., Sandra Justice Frank Lattirnore if wmv' a , 1 . I K In ww, I ' ' R qi 'R X QW 15. X X EW wi V' H Q2qwfg,1.msfzzf . if I 5 aaee '1' ' f 76 J . , . E 4 W i is X we , x . we , Q Y WX wx Fx X fa. N , as wbmr f 'N iii, H l X 155 N Q if , X Q X Sw... X Qi K XS is Xa X 8' 5 , . X ....i,, . Q Martina. Hodge Doris Jacobs Priscilla Hoy Ann James JU IOR Sandra Keeter Marleen Kendrick Becky Ledford Frank Lewis S. s 'flmuf IQ, .4 53: U I- 1.' J ,G .Wag-we aff ' km..- j 4 r ed . A , , X ' fs Hizfssifm X W ., . wlsfkafsffsyszfi Wiiiii a W A vp -wa' X W. Q. 2 Ylax x R 1' QWwfe f , ,V - 462. J ' ,, fy ' . viii ' 7? 'J I X f 4 W -if ' ' ' ' rx A 1fgz,gr.fg,A, , 4 il A, , . 1:11 f , W X - f .mggg52 - 521515 www..-p , asm, 1 , M, U, .M ,Y - MH vi., L. . W , rsa:g.w,ff:r.?f:'2 A - ' . . fly:1rf,,,gM . , K 5622! J 1 3 M Ai N Er in W ... , Ziff. . Jane Lewis Terrell Lewis Jama Sue Lineberger Benny Lollar Norman Marsh Jo Ann Martin Carolyn Matheny Barbara Mathis Charmaine Mathis Freda Mayo CLASS Elizabeth McDaniel Jason McDaniel Johnny Metcalf Jimmy Mitchem iQsf53ifkQ',il1-2211 I ' 2 , If - V Siem mf? li' JFK fig mv Www g W, L . A aa g,ggQ:'M' ' gfg?'?5Hz555,'ii,2?'?:z7 , NSN? ,,,,,,, ,4,4,, Ray McDonald David Mitchurn Shirley McKinney Donald McMahan Nancy Morgan Danny Moorehead X wig...-f 77 l 1 roawfrsggawfwg.,.pQ,w.,., , . - . Q :v 1 ' Zgfffi L? 22? 4i.f,,v2?gf5,fW 'til' 'VX lf ' I' K. , . 3 4 wg jjs'?Ll3F?'fElSf5n rw., - f - , L l,, . . , 'I 5. :hi f - . N - ' 5 - , , .gf - W , -:ii i 'fs ,lf H A . Q. fi If K A A Pali: if fri Wa, M ' -3::a:'L,. ' ' l:'fi'Qh:Z., V22 D , ,Z,', ,., is Iy, ., . M.-Jw. -' if .5 -. X Ir - .,.- N Q l V 'U' v f-1 -1.V, V ,, i VII? 'fr -I www Nr James Morrison Genevieve Nix Donald Porter Judy Poston Bar bara Rollins Lois Sear cy , 1' Y' ,Q S oooo ,, . ' 4514359-lg - ., 5., L 5' l ' ' Lfc fxallii 'fun' , Q, Q59 is my g,iP115Sf'Yf f,,E'jH 2 - f REQ, fix' 'Q- MF ' f .ff . 1 23,1 2275, .J , - i ' Egffwag ' f x , , ' ,. ', if-T Y'.i133f f2 Www, u . 7 S , . V . in if V3 if , K gig, zfmsgsfgiesssh 1 We M, I aw' mf ,E I 6112- aw, ms? . . ii 4 xg? e Q, ,,, ,. Sf W uni' ' A 2 v, 'W - -M . Jane Noblitt Patricia Price Y WE 'W Pat Padgett Nancy Re id Margie Ross Dianne Ruppe Norman Scoggins Barbara Shehan Mary Helen Sims Peggy Sisk Sara Parton Gail Robertson JUNICR Carolyn Searcy Carolyn Smith 78 'Kinsm- , E gg- V A i - ' RUM , Qi, X i Q it A W M t t it ug. mi. , L .L may av' 'CWI A I srpxav VW. fayk.. Judy Smith Sandra Stone Betty Stott Larry Taylor Geraldine Vassey Arnold ViCk61'S Nancy Vickers Beulah Wagner Barbara Walker Barbara Walker CLASS Judy Walker Sybil Walker Blandine Waters Mack Whitesides Raymond Whitfield Carroll Williams Larry Wilson Melvin Wright Martha Yelton 2 i f ww-z1::aaffw:J,Q:m .1-N-, f---f :zz e f f .r.f . , . ff SJ - mmreiw 4 lit , ,,.. t.i,rt t, , M itlz X,w,,f ,. 15,,1 ,,aL,,A. A 'Q . D ' f 5VQzi:tgyg5ifsf - 1 H i 2 ,bm ,Mxf WW, W B59 .af fllngralli N 3 Q ef' 5 NDS g , W' 1, 95: . 'ffm' Ml fm'-ff .s,..W. 1, Kwilffs be Wmnfn r Q11- 79 l --unsung Remembering the first thrill of being called, SENIORS . . . Struggling with Beowulf and Macbeth . . . The traditional trip to Washington . . . The feeling of dignity accompanying the caps and gowns . . . Thus ends our senior year With smiles and tears For new adventures ahead And for friends and memories left behind . . . Standing: President-Olen Siskg Secretary-Martha Mayseg Vice P r e s id e nt- Grant McRorieg Representatives- Joe Walker, Bobbie Walker, Ken Maree. SENIORS DEANNA JEAN ALEXANDER Drarnatics Clubg F.H.A. JOHN ROBERT ARROWOOD Mixed Chorusg Monogram Clubp Pep Clubg Annual Staff: Footballg Basketball: Baseballg Freshman Play. 80 SENIORS BETTY ROWENA AVANT Girls Chorusg Majorette. ARTHUR HUGH BAILEY WENDELL HAYLEN BAILEY F.F.A.g Bus Driverg Projectionest Clubg Mimeograph Ope rator . DOROTHY LEE BLACKWELL Home Room Reporterg Sophomore Play. Bandg 5 V A A MARTHA JANE BLANKENSHIP Girls Chorusg Annual Staff, Editorg Debating Club: F.H.A., State Degree, Historian: National Honor Society, State Conventiong Basketballg Class Play l,Zg Girl's Stateg Chief Junior Mar shallg Activities Councilg W.W. Jones Award. SHELBY JEAN BLANTON Girls Chorusg Mixed Chorusg French Clubg Pep Clubg F.H.A.g Annual Staffg Home Room Secretaryg Freshman Playg Majoretteg Music Club. BOYCE RAYMOND BRADLEY Latin Clubg Photography Club, Vice President 33 Basketballg Homeroom Secretaryg Class Play l, Z. NANCY IRENE BRADLEY Choral Speech Clubg Girls Chorusg Bible Clubg F. H.A.: Freshman Play. Q4 Q... MERLE JOAN CALVERT Dramatics Clubg National Honor Society. HARRIET MARIE CANTRELL Art Clubp Girls Chorusg F.H.A.g Junior Play Usher: Freshman Playg Majorette. JOAN TRAVIS CARPENTER Dramatics Clubg Girls Chorus: F.H.A.3 Fresh- man Play. JOHNNY PINKNEY CARPENTER Monogram Clubg Pep Clubp Annual Staff, Business Managerg Footballg Basketball, Baseballg Home- room President. SENIGRS MARTHA WRAY BRISCOE Girls Chorus, Secretary Z5 F.H.A., Reporter 45 Paper Staffg Student Council, Secretary-Treas- urer 4, Secretary Class 1,25 Homeroom secre- tary and reporter, Class play 1,33 Band, Junior Class Sponsor. VERL KAY BURNS Girls Chorusg F.H.A., State Convention 33 Pep Club, Paper Staff, Freshman Play: Junior-Senior Waitressg C on c e s s ion stand workerg Junior- Senior Committee Chairman. RUBIE LOUISE BYERS Girls Chorusg Bible Clubg F.H.A., Pep Club. MARTHA LEIGH CALLAHAN F.H.A.g Girls Chorus, President 45 Latin Club, Freshman Playg Junior Marshall. ' L SENIORS PATRICK ROSS COBB Science Clubp Choral Speech: French Club: Pep Clubg Paper Staffg Footballg Basketballg Tennisg Homeroom President. BRENDA JOYCE CO.L1E Girls Chorusg F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Freshrr1anAP1ayg Office Worker. NANCY CAROL COLE SHIRLEY JEAN CONNER Choral Speech Clubg Debating Club, Reporter 3, Secretary-Treasurer 45 Latin Clubg F.H.A.: Pep Clubg Freshman Playg Sophomore Play Usher. JEANETTE CRAIN Art Club, Reporter 4s Bible Club. JOHN OTIS CRAIN JAMES LARRY CROWE Coin and Stamp Club, Vice -President 45 F.F.A., Reporter 2, Vice President 3g Basketballg Fresh- man Play. WANDA FAYE CROWE f Girls Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Monogram Clubg F.H.A.3 Pep Clubg Annual Staff, S I P A 3g Basketball managerg Homeroom Reporter, Junior Marshallg Class Play 1,2,3g National Honor Society. ,Apr-'M 'Vw ,mans SARIANNE DEAN Music Clubg Library Club, Secretary-Treasurer 15 Latin Clubg Pep Clubg Homeroorn Vice Presi- dent and Secretary-Treasurer. GLENN ANDREW DECK Science Clubg Choral Speech Clubg Mixed Chorusg Pep Club: Basketballg Baseballg Freshman Playg Monogram Club. .TANICE FAYE DOBBINS Dramatics Clubg Girls Chorus: Mixed Chorusg French Club: Freshman Play. EDITH LORETTA DOTSON Junior Marshall. SENIORS BRENDA LEE DANIEL Choral Speech Club, Typistg Girls Chorusg French Clubg F.H.A.g Homeroom Treasurerg Freshrnan Playg Sophomore Play Usher. MARY LOUISE DAVES Bible Clubg Mixed Chorus. EVELYN RUTH DAVIS MARION LESLIE DAVIS aux SENIORS BETTY LOIS DOWNEY F,H.A.5 Homeroom Secretaryg Infirmary Workerg Sophomore Play Usher. ANNE DUTHION F r e n ch Clubg F.H,A,g National Honor Societyg Student Council. DOROTHY JEAN DYCUS Girls Chorusg Mixed Chorusg Monogram Club: Latin Clubg F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Basketballg Home- room Vice P r e s i de ntg Freshman Playg Office Worker. LURA JEAN ELLENBURG Choral Speech Club, Reporter 4g Dramatics Clubg F.H.A.g Junior Play Usher. SHIRLEEN JEAN ELMS Girls Cho r u s g F.H.A.g Pep Clubg Homeroom Secretaryg Play Usher. VERNON KENNETH EPLEE F.F.A. GROVER CALVIN FLYNN Library Clubg F.F.A. JIMMY LEE FLYNN Art Clubg Mixed Chorus, Vice Presidentg Band, Reporter, Assistant Director. 3 ,O .x - CURTIS RONALD GILES Paper Staffg Pep Clubg Tennisg Homeroom Officerg Science Clubg Art Clubg Dramatics Clubg French Club. MARY JULIA ANNE GODFREY Art Club, Reporter 2,35 Girls Chorusg F.H.A.3 Paper Staffg Homeroorn Presidentg Junior Play Usherg Junior Marshallg National Honor Society. JERRY FRANCIS GOODE Art Clubg Pep Club. MARY LOIS GOODMAN Girls Chorusp F.H.A. SENIORS JOYCE MAE FLYNN Bible Clubg F.H.A.: Basketball: Class Officer Homeroom Reporterg Sophomore Play. ROY LEE FOWLER, Jr. Pep Clubg Baseballg Band. RONALD ROBERT GARNER C o in an d S ta mp Clubg Pep Clubg Basketball Baseball. LOIS GEER Girls Chorusg Mixed Chorus: F.H.A.: Band. SENIORS MARY EVELYN GRAYSON Library Club, Secretaryg Mixed Chorusg Bible Clubg F.H.A.: Pep Club. MARTHA JANE GRIFFIN Chor al Sp e e ch Club, Pianistg Mixed Chorusg Latin Club, Reporterg F.H.A., Painist, State Convention 3g Annual Staffg Music Club, Vice Pr e s identg Freshman Playg Junior Marshallg National Honor Societyg Junior Play Usher. MERRILL MARGARET HAMLIN Choral Speech Clubg Drarnatics Clubg Debating Club, Pr e s identg French Clubg F.H.A., State Conventiong National Honor Societyg Basketballg Sophomore Playg Girl's Stateg Activities Councilg Junior Marshall. PHYLLIS JEAN HAMMOND Mixed Chorusg Bible Clubg F.H.A.5 Pep Clubg Junior Play Usher. GARY NORRIS HAMRICK Basketballg Coin and Stamp Clubg Mixed Chorusg Pep Clubg Footballg Basketball. C. B. HARDIN, JR. Art Clubg F.F.A.g Bus Driver. EUGENE RUSSELL HARDIN LARRY STEPHEN HARGETT Mixed Chorus, Presidentg Pep Club: Bus Driverg Band, Presidentg Class Play 1,Z,3g Office Workerg All County Band. CHARLES DEAN HUFFSTICKLER Monogram Club: Pep Clubg Footballg Trackg Basketball. WALTER MAX HUGHEY S c ien c e Clubg Choral Speech: Monogram Clubg French Clubg Footballg Baseball Manager. GERALDINE HUTCHINS Library Club, Western District Secretary 43 Girls Chorusg French Club: F.H.A.3 Pep Clubg Sopho- more Play Usherg Junior Play Usher. KENNETH HUT CHINS SENIQRS JOHN CORNELL HARRIS Science Clubg Coin and Stamp Club French Club Pep Clubg Basketball, Baseball Junior Marshall National Honor Society HERMAN HENSLEY, JR Art Clubg Bible Club FREDERICK FRANK HILL Choral Speech Club Com and Stamp Club Pep Club: Track. PEGGY JEAN HILL Mixed Chor us 5 F.H A Pep Club Paper Staff Basketballg Homeroom Secretary and Treasurer Class Play l,Zg Majorette Natlonal Honor Society Junior Marshall. e5l2a5zgfgg2iig?i3?bfSW' if T32 -vw K -'-' Q ' aswlsl A 1 K 1 A ,Last ggi! ! , flzaf-Vlqwffgiii L L51 :S ' Q - :i . 5 +2 N MM 'rf -nz: J F? klallfx ,355 Kfgg ' 5 Kxxkslgigx, U3 Y , arm , M Y V . gl, , 'iefxf' I. ' Jie f ana, rr :fs1a5::gs-?gg:..:, ,vase aw, - , fx fi X X 2f2S:51iff:'mf9ivm5 .:1:rS2-. ,- 1 ,Q -. A f ,ge E sf:sg.ghg, L I yi' 88 SENIORS MARTHA HYDER SHIRLY LEIGH JACKSON Girls Chorusg Mixed Chorusg French Clubg F.H. A., Song Leaderg Pep Clubg Horneroom Secretary Freshman Play. JOSEPHINE SUE JOLLEY Mixed Chorusg Monogram Clubg F.H.A.g Pep Club Paper Staff, Editorg National Honor Society, Re: porter 45 Horneroom President: Freshrnan Play Cheerleaderg Junior Marshall: State F.H.A. Con- vention: SIPAQ Music Club, President 3. GARLAND RAY JONES - it BARBARA MAE JONES ChoralSpeech Clubg Dramatics Clubg Bible Club Sophomore Play Usher. DORCUS JANE JUSTICE Girls Chorus: Bible Club: F.H.A.3 Freshman Play Sophomore Play Usher. DONNIE JOE KIRBY BARBARA JEAN LANCASTER Dramatics Club. MARTHA ANNE MAYSE ChoralSpeech, Secretary 35 French Club, Secre- tary 43 F.H.A., Parliamentarian 4, State Home- maker Degreeg Annual Staff: Class Secretary 4 Homeroom Secretaryp Class Play 35 Cheerleader Junior Marshall: National Honor Society. JAMES WAYNE MCDONA LD JIMMY DAVID MCDONALD Pep Clubg Basketball. LAWRENCE GLENN Mc DOUGAL Art Clubg French Clubg Pep Clubg Homeroom Vice Pr e sidentg Band, Vice President 3,45 A11 County Band. SENIORS MARY WILLIE MCENTIRE Choral Speech Clubg Girls Chorus: Bible Clubg F.H.A.g Freshman Play. WILMA JOAN MCENTYRE Choral Speech Club, Reporterg Bible Club. ROBERT GRANT MCRORIE Science Clubg Choral Speechg Monogram Clubg Pep Clubg S t u d e n t Councilg Class President 2: Football, Captain 43 Basketbal1gTrackg Class Vice President 3,43 Class Play lg Boy's Stateg Chemis- try Club, Vice President 4. WILLIAM EDWARD MCRORIE ' Choral Speech Clubg Debating Clubg President 25 Pep C1 ub 5 Student Council, President 43 Class President 33 Bandg Boy's State: N.C.S.C.C.5 All State Bandg Activities Councilg F.C. County Essay Contest Winner. 1 ,. Z I . .1 ' gpbwqu. r as X n X ,gg ,Q 5 , ' ,x . , . ,. -7 f-'fL',,,Q1 f'Q,'Q 6, v -f 7 f41'f4f75?f.EEf:fi1S'M if BOBBY GLENN MELTON F.F.A.3 Bus Driverg Basketball: Baseball. FRED PALMER MELTON JAMES WILLIAM MILLER Sc ienc e Club , Vice Presidentg Library Clubg Monogram Clubg Pep Clubg Footballg Basket- ballg T r a c k 3 Homeroom President: Homeroorn Reporter. MARGARET MOFFITT Mixe d Chorusg F.H.A.g Basketballg Class Vice Pre s identg Clas s Play Z3 Junior Marshallg National Honor Society. VERLON REED MURPHY F.F.A.1 Bus Driver. HENRY COLEMAN NOBLITT Bus Driver. MARTHA JEAN NORVILLE Bible Clubg Freshman Class Play. DONNA MAE OWENS Bible Club: Business Club, Secretary. SENIORS Girls Chorus: Debating Clubg Latin Club, Secre taryg F.H.A.5 Pep Clubg Paper Staffg Homeroom Secretaryg Freshman Play, Usher Z5 Junior Marshallg National Honor Society. TAMERA CASSIE MORROW Girls ChorusgF.H.A.1 Freshman Playg Pep Club JUDITH GORDON MOSS Girls Chorus: Freshman Playg Horneroorn Vice P r e s i den t QF. H. A., Historian 3, Secretary 4 P ep Cl ubg Mixed Chorusg Annual Staff Latin Clubg Junior Marshallg National Honor Society President 45 DAR Citizenship Award. SANDRA ANNE M UR PH Y Girls Chorusg Latin Club: F.H.A.: Pep Club Paper Staffg Junior Mar shallg National Honor Society. ,V K ,, SENIORS FRANCES DOLENE PARKER Girls Chorusg Bible Clubg Sophomore Play Usher. CHAR LES E DWAR D PARRIS ELIZABETH ANN PATE Girls Chorusg Latin Clubg F.H.A., State Degree, Conventiong Pep Clubg Annual Staffg Homeroom Secretary, Reporterg Class Play Directory Junior Ma r s ha ll 3 National Honor Societyg Concession Stand Worker. OSSIE DIANNA PATE Dramatics Club, Vice President. STEPHEN KENNETH POWELL Science Clubg Mixed Chorus, Pep Clubp Homeroom President and Reporter. PATSY RUTH PRICE Cheerleader-Chief 43 Girls Chorus. WILLIAM HOYT PRUITT, Jr. Stamp and Coin Club, Presidentg Mixed Chorusg French C1ubgAnnual Staff, Class Play 1,23 Trackg Photography Clubg Bandg Boy's Stateg National Honor Societyg Etude Music Club, Secretary: De- bating Clubg Junior Marshallg Mars Hill Choral Clinic. LaVERNE RANDALL F.H.A.g Choral Speech Club, Secretary and Treas- urerg Class Play Usher: Junior Marshallg National Honor Society. nf' G. W. ROPER Art Clubg Bible Clubg F.F.A.: Bus Driver. JERRY ALAN RUCKER Science Clubg Monogram Clubg French Clubg Pep C1 u b 3 Photography Clubg Annual Staffg Footballg Basketballg Tennis. 1 GRAYSON MICHAEL RUSSELL HOWARD H. SCOGGINS Science Club: Art Club, Presidentg French Clubg Freshman Playg Junior -Senior Committee Chair- mang Junior Marshall: National Honor Society. SENIORS JOHN RIDLEY Coin and Stamp Clubg Art Clubg Library Clubg F.F.A. CHARLES DEWITT ROBERSON Mixed Chorus: Pep Clubg Bus Driverg Freshman Playg Basketball. NANCY ELIZABETH ROBERSON Library Club, Presidentg Girls Chorus: Mixed Chor u sg Bible Clubg Western District Library Association Presidentg Etude Music Clubg Office W o r k e r g Freshman Play: Activities Councilg Homeroom Treasurer. MARTHA JEAN ROBERTSON Choral Speech Clubg Girls Chorusg French Club: Pep Clubg F.H.A.g Paper Staffg Freshznan Playg Homeroom Secretary. SENIORS BARBARA JANE SCOGGINS Girls Chorusg F.H.A.5 Pep Clubg Freshman Playg Infirrnary Worker. CHAR LES MAX SEAR CY 1 ,hi NN: , ,V ,,M.,,:.,,.gw.1gs:,,, Q Q- r fr- be 5 Im ' Q if QQ ,gg gulf? 2 . 'ff ' VW-ia E53 w Q N QU, 2 X Q '. 5 V29 ,,.. ,Z , -. 5 W iz ' g y kms-iw .M Q Ha Q ,gf V 1 3' F A 'q iwjm S I H I' X2 SW V r E? ,1 .Ml fi me A W, '54 'P M 'Y 9 '11 . . , my MY? 6 HERMAN MCSWAIN SEARCY ,. i Choral Speech Clubg Bus Driver. - : S 'ALA TROY DE B015 SEAR CY ,L Monogram Clubg Bible Clubg F .F .A., Presidentg Pep Clubg Bus Driverg Baseball. L 'R'1e 5 5 CHARLES RICHARD SHAW WILLIAM HIX SHEI-IAN Science Club: Choral Speech Clubg Pep Club Bus Driver: Business Club. CHARLES MORRIS SHELTON Baseball Managerg Band. ELLEN INEZ SIMS Dramatics Clubg Library Club, Reporterg F.H.A 95 Mixed Chorus, Reporterg Pep Club: Bus Driverg j 'un-...A g V of 3 PATRICIA TAYLOR Choral Speech Club, Vice President 3, Presi- dent 43 Pep Club: French Clubg F.H.A.: Class Play lg Junior Play Usher. WILLIAM THOMAS TAYLOR F.F.A. HENRY FULLER THOMAS Science Clubg Monogram Club, President 45 Pep Clubg Football. JAMES CARLYLE THORNE Science Club, Secretary, Vice Presidentg Pep Clubg Homeroom Vice President. SENIORS OLEN ALEXANDER SISK Monogram Clubg Pep Club: Photography Club: S t u d e n t Councilg Football, Co-Captaing Trackg B a s k e t b a ll g Senior Class President: Student Council Representative 2,31 Class Play l,Z,3. DAVID BENNETH SMITH Footballg Homeroom Presidentg Latin Club. CHARLES THOMAS STACEY Art Club: Coin and Stamp Club. CECIL LOUIS TANNER Art Clubg Monogram Clubg Footballg Baseball. -I 2 fs SENIORS ALICIA THEOLA TOWERY Girls Chorusg Mixed Chorusg F.H.A.: Pep Clubg I-Iomeroom Presidentg Delegate Mars Hill Choral Clinic. ARTHUR JOE WALKER Student Council Representativeg Sophomore Class Play. BARBARA ANN WALKER Mixed Chorusg Monogram Club, Secretary 3,4g F . H . A. Parliamentariang Annual Staffg National H on o r S o c ie ty 1 Student Councilg Basketball, Captain 45 Class Play l,2,3g Girl's Statep Junior Marshall: Miss Monogram 3. JUDITH ANN WALKER Art Clubg Band. -xt SAM GASTON WATKINS Science Clubg Choral Speech Clubp Mixed Chorusg Pep Clubg Footballg Basketballg Trackg Homeroom Reporter 4. GAIL PATRICIA WILSON Girls Chorus: Latin Clubg F.H.A.3 Pep Clubg Infirrnary Workerg Concession Stand Worker. ROBERT HARRISON WILSON Chemistry Clubg French Clubg Band, Drum Major 33 C la s s P la y 33 Science Clubg Mixed Chorusg Basketball Manager 4. EDWARD GLENN WOMACK Bible Club, President 4: F.F.A. SENIORS ANN ELIZABETH WOODALL Mixed Chorusg F.H'.A., Vice President 3, Presi- dent 4g National Honor Society, Secretary, State Secretaryg Clas s Secretary 31 Class Play 1,2.g Homecoming Queen 1,45 Carrousell Princess 3. DONALD ERWIN YELTON S c i en c e Clu b , Secretary-Treasurer 2, Vice- President 3, President 43 Pep Clubg Basketballg Tennisg Homeroom President. ROBERT CRAWLEY YELTON Mixed Chorusg Monogram Clubg Pep Clubg Stu- dent C o un c il, V i c e Presidentg Football. Co- Captaing Class President lg Class Play lg Boy's Stateg A c t i v it i e s Councilg Track: Horneroorn President. IN MEMORIAM Lewis Virgil Williams 1940- 1957 98 The friends gained . . The good times had . . . All the parties attended . . The ball games . . . The bittersweet climax of awards day . . Graduation . . . Thus, we leave our school, Some to return, Others not , . But always We remember this year, Different from all the rest at CENTRAL 99 Hail to thee our Alma Mater Dear ole Central High, Ever may our love grow for you As the years roll by. May we ever use our knowledge To fulfill our pledge. 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