Salem High School - Pines Yearbook (Morganton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1951 volume:

THE FINES Vow aALEM HIGH SCH OL Dp: 1951 Ts the Stude nly of Salem... - Sunlight streaming through green pines, an understanding smile, the tenderness of having a friend and being a friend to someone. All precious memories never to be forgotten. Good moments and sad . . . comedy, loyalty, love, worry, work and fun. New found skills throughout the years. Fleeting days which are gone forever . . . the satisfaction of days well spent and task well done, all well portrayed in the unfolding drama presented by this book. Chaadlens : EP VUDENT ce ae GRACE RAYBURN LUsineA Hareag ey : LENA WILLIAMS the One Wis He Scenes Y Salem We the senior class of 1951 take pride in dedicat- ing our annual to Mrs. B. K. Melton . . . whose untiring efforts to help and guide us have been deeply felt by each and everyone. We cannot ex- press our thoughts on paper but we know that in our hearts she is deeply loved. We wish for Mrs. Melton much happiness in the future. wor te PINES CHIEF DIRECTOR MR. L. C. BROOME ASSISTANT DIRECTORS MRS. BETTY HUDSON MRS. EDITH MELTON fy V4 IMO. 185 Ie, 1ONMESIR MISS GL DYS GACKSON MR. ROBERT ORR MISS LOUISE HARRIS MRS. MARIE McGINNIS MRS. ALICE CAREY ACT I - SENIORS CLASS OFFICERS Baye Lutnet seaman Goce ie 0s eee Resta crf Annes, alkera, ae ee eaten eee ee a Visce-brcstaert Gretes Wey gc Me bh 4 6 RG ok NATION Thelma Shuping . . . . . «© 1 + « « « Treasurer SENIORS CHARLES ANDERSON “There are smiles that make you happy.” EVA BELLE BENTON “Quiet, good natured and a grand student.” FRITZ BRITTAIN “Life is what you make it.” HASKEL BUFF “Laugh, love, and live.” JOHN OBIE CARSWELL “One who really enjoys living.” MAXINE CAUSBY “A breath of friendliness.” SENIORS GHAREESSDALE “Level headed, nice personality.” NICK DALE “His joy is felt by everyone.” ANNE DUCKWORTH What a sweet delight a quiet life will afford.” EVA FRANKLIN As quiet as a mouse.” ARDIE HOUCK She takes part in everything.” LEONARD JOHNSON If silence is golden, he’s solid brass.” SENIORS BILLY LANE Suffer the women to come to me and please forbid them not.” ELSIE MILLER “Happiness flows from her spirit.” ANN OLLIS “Pretty is as pretty does.” PAULINE ORDERS “Sweet and full of life.’ PAULINE PREWITT “Quiet, yet always seen.” GRACE RAYBURN ‘Personality Plus.” SENIORS THELMA SHUPING As true as the sky is blue.” NANCY SPARKS “Live today with little thought of tomorrow.” FAYE TURNER She was blessed by nature, not by peroxide.” ANN WALKER “Neat as a pin.” LANDRES WILLIAMS “Life is like a comedy to him.” LENA WILLIAMS “Happy is everyone who associates with her.” x” Yi ) ae fr ‘ie ih prod ) y SENIORS CLYDE YOUNG Mirth is everywhere, but only an experienced person can find it.” “ £ BCE he ares MASCOTS ROBERT TURNER BRENDA SIMPSON Class Colors Class Flower Yellow Rose Yellow and Green CLASS HISTORY It was four years ago on a bright sunny September morn in 1946, that we started out on this great adventurge of entering high school life. We were a little frightened but our fears melted into determination. The determination to win. We started out on our adventure at many different places, at Mull, Morganton, Glen Alpine and Salem. By the next fall, our Sophomore year, we moved into our modern High School and did we feel proud! We also received several students from Mull that year. Now as we look back, we realize we were truly an ideal “‘silly bunch of sophomores,” but we were very happy except for the Algebra “picnics” Mr. Walker was continually giving us. By our Junior year we felt that we “had made it.” We were at our peak and it proved to be a very successful and exciting year. We elected the following officers and sponsor to lead us that year: President, Clyde Young; Vice President, Haskel Buff; Secretary, Grace Rayburn; Treasurer, Anne Walker; Sponsor, Mrs. Yount. But unfotunately that year we lost several members of our class. During this year we gave the Seniors a banquet. The banquet all Freshmen dream of ‘“The Junior-Senior.” To us it was a very important event. But we must hurry on because I want to tell you about our “crowning year,” our Senior year, and it was full of activity and excitement. We were small in number, just twenty five on roll. Our class officers this years were: President, Faye Turner; Vice President, Anne Walker; Secretary, Grace Rayburn; Treasurer, Thelma Shuping; Spon- sors were Miss Harris and Mr. Orr. But we were still clinging to the determination to win and we have. We were quite busy; we published our annual and the school paper each month plus numerous other tasks. Now as we approach our award we have been dreaming and working for, during the past four years, we feel a pang of sadness as we realize that our goal has been attained and our precious days are over at Salem. It’s been a long, hard journey, there were many days of work, worry, and maybe a few tears shed and although we griped and grouched some days, we have truly enjoyed it, because it was not all work. There were also many happy days spent in pleasure. There were the parties, dances, ballgames, movies and clubs to break the monotony. There is a feeling of sadness in our hearts as we reach for our diplomas and we realize that this pleasant period of our lives is over. We have formed many ties which now must be broken, bringing tears to our eyes and lumps to our throats. But with a successful career behind us we can look forward to the future with hope and con- fidence. We shall always remember the moment we clutch our diplomas and mar h down those steps for the last time and say good-bye to the old familiar scenes which we have held near and dear to our hearts these last four years at Salem. But as the great clock of time marches on nothing will ever erase from our minds these happy memo- ries. This is truly our day of achievement, excitement, realization, our day of victory and promise of tomorrow. Thelma Shuping Historian SNAPSHOTS SUPERLATIVES Most Likely to Succeed Wittiest Most Versatile Ann Walker Ardie Houck Faye Turner Clyde Young Fritz Brittain Landres Williams Most Athletic Best Personality Most Popular Pauline Orders Pauline Prewitt Anne Duckworth Charlie Dale John O. Carswell Charles Anderson SUPERLATIVES Most Intellectual Neatest Most Original Ann Ollis Pauline Prewitt Thelma Shuping Clyde Young John O. Carswell Bill Lane Best Looking Most Studious Best All-Around Grace Rayburn Eva B. Benton Lena Williams Haskel Buff Charlie Dale Nick Dale LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1951 being in full possession of all our mental facilities, do hereby devise, bequeath, and convey all our various earthly possessions to the persons hereafter mentioned, to be held by them in undisturbed possession through the length of their mortal spans. To the world at large we will a large amount of what it sorely needs—our native common sense. To the Principal and faculty, we will our ability to know a good thing when we see it. As this ability has been largely created under their instruction, we merely return to them their invaluable gift. To the members of the Junior Class we will a large amount of what it sorely needs —our native common sense. I, Eva Belle Benton, will the A’s on my report card to Odell Janyes, in hopes that he will improve his. I, Haskel Buff, will my ability to ride pretty girls around in a Ford to Richard Brittain. I, Clyde Young, will my Chemistry knowledge to Jack “Brains” Mull, hoping that someday he will be a chemistry professor. I, Fritz Brittain, will my extra helping of grub in the lunchroom to Jimmy Carswell, in hopes that he will grow a little more. I, Faye Turner, will my ability to play basketball to Ann Hoke, hoping that someday she will be an expert. I, Eva Franklin, will my small feet to Margaret Evans. She sure needs them. I, Nancy Sparks, will my dancing ability to Leon “Penny” Shuping. I, Lena Williams, will my ability to study to Billy Hawkins, and wishes for him to use it wisely. 1, John Obie Carswell, will my ability to giggle in classes to Jimmy Rader. I, Charlie Dale, will my baseball ability to R. V. Bradshaw. I, Landres Williams, will my curley hair to Louis Fisher, in hopes that he will straighten things out. I, Pauline Prewitt, will my quietness to Helen Mooney, who knows just how to use it. I, Elsie Miller, will my dark hair to Julia Parker. I, Ann Ollis, will my love for Gardner Webb students to Greta Clarke. I, Anne Walker, will my position of collecting money in the lunchroom to Rebecca Jean Garrison. I, Ardie Houck, will my typing ability to Steve Clarke. I, Maxine Causby, will my ability to sling out chow to Doris Jean Garrison. I. Anne Duckworth, will my love for pretty clothes to Jean Bollinger. I, Thelma Shuping, will my ability to ask questions in class to Joan Bollinger. I, Leonard Johnson, will my pestering ways to David Melton. I. Nick Dale, will my place on the skating rink to Margaret Brittain. I, Billy Lane, will my Hudson to Kenneth “Red” Williams in ho pes that he will take better care of it than I have. I, Charles Anderson, will my good looks to Dwight Clarke. I, Pauline Orders, will my love for the Air Force to Barbara Duckworth in hopes that her beau will someday wear as nice a suit. I, Grace Rayburn, will my place on the Annual Staff to Annie Sue Lane. To the rest of you Juniors who didn’t receive some of our able abilities, I personally take the opportunity to leave you our seating arrangement in the auditorium. Fritz Brittain Testator Witnessed by Miss Louise Harris Mr. Robert A. Orr SNAPSHOTS : CLASS PROPHECY It all started when the phone rang and I answered it to have an old girl friend invite me out for the evening. She happened to have two tickets to the drama, “The Play of Time.” We decided to attend since the characters were the Seniors of Salem High of ’51. It had been ten years and not a single one had I seen. The first scene was North Carolina and there was Fritz Brittain at U.N.C. where he was famous for “pestering” his professors. Some one must like his pestering, he has been there for the last ten years. U.N.C. and Fritz also have a'new English teacher this year, Anne Walker. What’s this I hear? Wedding Bells! and there is Pauline Orders the bride and photographer, too. Oh! she just shot the groom. The next scene shows Eastern Air Lines new passenger route from Oak Hill to Salem, and the pilot is let me take another look—yes it is Leonard Johnson and the hostesses on the plane are Lena Williams and Pauline Prewitt. Now we come to the romantic scene between Jobie Pigsnort and Annabell Bullhead. And look who is acting the part of Jobie and Annabell—John Obie Carswell and Ann Duckworth. Lights down low and soft music, we next see The Grand Ole Opera, and Eva Franklin is the main attraction. It has been modernized with the famous opera singer Nancy Sparks. The next scene shows the Dance-a-jig Night Club which has recently been opened in Hollywood. Maxine Causby, is the star entertainer. Boy! is she a rug cutter. Elsie Miller works there too, slinging out (catch-if-you-can) chow. New York is the next attraction with a couple of scenes. First is Figure 8 Modeling Studio under the management of Charles Anderson. Working for him is Ann Olllis. Charles sure was good in figures at school. I guess he still knows them. On a billboard in front of the studio, I saw where the Yankees had signed up a new pitcher, Charlie Dale. Moving down to Washington, D. C., Ardie Houck is running for president of the U. S. She wants to be the first woman to tell the men to go jump and there is the new department store—Belk Broome and Turner—operated by Faye Turner of course. Next is a fashion show—but it isn’t clothes, its cars, sponsored by Rackel Huff’s Service Station. Owned and operated by Haskel Buff. On exhibit are some old cars he has collected. One a 39 Ford driven by Haskel Jr. Another is a 1947 Hudson (blue) driven by the famous football player from Notre Dame, Billy Lane. It is fourteen years old and still holds the remarkable record of making twenty-five miles going down hill. Going back to my home town, Morganton, the scene is at the local skating rink. Yes, there is Nick Dale as instructor for the fall abouts. He is also running for sheriff of Burke County and I see that his campaign manager, Thelma Shuping, has moved to Drexel and started farming. Drexel, that is where Eva B. Benton is preaching this week, and Landres Williams is taking dancing lessons. Our last scene is on Clyde Young Jr. who is happily married and coaching football at Llum High School and at home too. Six little boys could grow up to make a team all their own. The curtain comes down on a most enjoyable play—one my girl friend and I shall remember a long time. Grace Rayburn Class Prophet ACT II JUNIO oy eee CLASS OFFICERS Donald Williams) eee eS 7acrtT. Maxine Dale’). 9 4) sg nV tee-bresident Joang Browns. ya). as) penne eae a COTO 1ay Helen? Wilson’. Gc ts ee EE ageds7it cr Elizabeth Bailey Jean Bollinger Joan Bollinger Fons Brackett R. V. Bradshaw Betty Joe Brittain Richard Brittain Margaret Brittain Joan Brown Barbara Buff Ella Mae Caraway Jimmy Carswell Joan Carswell Dwight Clark Greta Clarke Steve Clark Derlene Clontz Mary Frances Crawley Maxine Dale Nelleen Dale Joan Denton Verlie Denton Barbara Duckworth Howard Duckworth Grace Early Margaret Evans Lewis Fisher Doris Jean Garrison Rebecca Jean Garrison Billy Hawkins Paulrita Hawkins Anne Heke Odell Jaynes Rebecca Johnson Annie Sue Lane Darlene Mace David Melton Helen Mooney Emma Jean Mull Jack Mull JUNIORS ‘A JUNIORS Julia Parker Betty Patton Nellie Perry David Poteet Guy Propst Mary Virginia Propst Jimmy Rader Leon Shuping Irene Smith Mattie Smith Dwight Snipes Carmine Stroupe James Stroupe Alice Walker Donald Williams Kenneth Williams WN yl We? aa Ay (y) y) yt ver, Reese vai ilson A Cah isl SOPHOMORES DOE ee CLASS OFFICERS Bobby Joe. Elutiiiang gaemn an ae ae ED eyed cg Hal: Rayburn.) s ipueeteecs pa ee Vice-President Lena Watts . Sp tN a a mR OCCT CL any DorissAnntMcGheetsuss amas ae ey cn oe SOPHOMORES Mary Sue Anderson Minnie Bollinger Ellen Brackett Katie Mae Browning George Brown Betty Buff Gray Carswell Harold Carswell James Carswell Derlene Crawley Marjorie Cooper Janette Clark Betty Clark Janette Dale Billy Denton Jody Denton Barbara Duckworth Norman Duckworth Mary Frances Duckworth Frances Freeman Frances Garrison Mary Ella Greene Bula Mae Hall Bobby Joe Huffman Beulah Huffman Jackie Hull Norma Jean Hull Lucille Johnson Wayne Kerley Barbara Sue Lane SOPHOMORES Charles Laughridge James Morisey Carol Mace Donald McCurry Doris McGhee Stewart Merrill Farrell Poteat Shirley Prewitt Marguerite Poteat Fred Propst Hal Rayburn Nancy Ross Edith Ross Ned Roper Marjorie Roper Douglas Roper Helen Saunders Kay Snipes Cillar Smith Lorene Smith Shirley Smith Ernest Stroupe Theola Stewart Juanita Suttles Betty Jean Talent Helen Walker Lena Watts Joe Williams Earline Wilson Not Pictured: Jimmy Duckworth Rex Mull ove Y ; Marlene Sara Walkg ; Bruce Will i re we at Secretary Luther Fra + ee Solem « . . Treasurer } FRESHMEN Sadie Baker Harold Benton Milton Brittain Jimmy Brown Keith Brown Mildred Butler Fran Carswell Frances Carswell Arnold Carswell Bobby Carswell Nolan Causby Billy Chapman- Coleen Cook Bennett Clontz Stuart Dale Betty Jean Dale Lena Dale Lucy Denton Jane Duckworth Kathy Earley Luther Franklin Wayne Franklin Dean Gillespie Hazel Hampton Junior Holland Manuel Johnson Donald Kincaid Clara Mae Lane Derlene Lane Billy Laughridge Carolyn Mooney Ted Moorefield Norma Jean Mull Melva Jean Mull Phifer Murphy Rebecca Oxford Marian Pearson Joyce Poteat Muriel Poteat Joan Rich Charles Rollins Claude Roper Earlene Roper Joe Eddy Roper Irene Ross Phifer Ross Janie Smith Ralph Smith Carrie Suttle Ruth Ann Turner Gilbert Turner Ralph Walker Sara Walker Elvie Watts Bruce Williams Wayne Williams Joyce Williams Marlene Wilson FRESHMEN Werlene . .. Dcened Lijee Re Te Qh Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Grace Rayburn ANNU AL STAFF Lena Williams Advertising Manager Typing Editor Art Editor Thelma Shuping Ardie Houck Ann Ollis Journalism Editor Sports Editor Photographer Nancy Sparks Clyde Young Pauline Orders BETA CLUB Evans, Rayburn, Garrison, Shuping, Young, Johnson, Williams, Mace, Walker, Duckworth, Orders, Hoke, Garrison, Crawley, Wilson, Bollinger, Parker, Brittain, Bradshaw, Turner, Williams, Clark, Dale, Walker, Pres. Perry. Mr. Orr, Advisor; Prewitt, Poteat, Oxford, Walker, Wilson, Carswell, Turner, Ross, Lane, Mrs. Melton, asst. advisor; Roper, Watts, Browning, Talent, Ross, Snipes, Hull, Cook, Lane, Williams, Bailey, Green, McGee, Roper, Clontz, Hull, Stewart, Dale, Patton, Ollis, Hawkins, Buff, Walker, Duckworth, Cooper, Williams, Causby, Melton, Bradshaw, Fisher, Propst, Perry, Prewitt, Propst, Denton, Poteat, Duckworth, Mull, Hawkins, Brittain, Mull, Dale, Wilson, Sparks, Turner, Orders, Walker, Johnson, Garrison, Caraway, Clarke, Bollinger, Parker. DRAMATICS CLUB First row, left to right—Poteat, Propst, Miller, Houck, Anderson, Clarke, J. Poteat, Hull, Carswell, Mace, Wilson, Watts, Roper, Mrs. McGinnis, Advisor. Second row—-Hawkins, Ross, Cook, Wilson, Bollinger, Crawley, Hull, B. Duckworth, Denton, Mull, B. Duckworth, Browning, Oxford, Shuping, Duckworth, Dale, Sparks, Stewart, Buff, Rayburn, Bradshaw, Evans, Garrison, Dale, Brown, Fisher, William, Brittain, Johnson, Carswell, Mull. ALLIED YOUTH First row, left to right—Ross, Roper, Watts, Poteat, Oxford, Walker, Roper. Second row—Smithy Walker, Browning, Turner, Snipes, Hull, Orders, Mrs. Melton, asst. advisor; Snipes. Third row—Mr. Orr, Sponsor; Bradshaw, Johnson, Shuping, Duckworth, Sparks, Crawley, Buff. Fourth row—Brittain, Mull, Williams, Garrison, Evans, Fisher, Duckworth. Fifth row—Perry, Hoke, Garrison. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Sitting—Freeman, Duckworth, Brackett, Huffman, Anderson, Crawley, Walker, Johnson, Hall, Ross, Buff, McGee. Standing—B. Clarke, Green, J. Clarke, S$. Smith, Wilson, Cooper, Stewart, L. Smith, Mace, Watts, Dale, Poteat, Suttles, Baker, Duckworth, C. Smith, Garrison, Saunders, Miss Jackson, Advisor. PAPER STAFF L. Williams, A. Duckworth, A. Walker, Editor; G. Rayburn, Assistant From left to right—F. Turner, Editor; T. Shuping, A. Ollis. Standing—H. Buff. A. Houck (not pictured). FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA - f J. Williams, P. Murphy, B. Laughridge, B. Carswell, D. Snipes, C. Roper, M. Johnson, K. Brown, D. Kincaid, W. Chapman, L. Williams, N. Dale, F. Poteet, Jr. Holland, J. Carswell, J. Morisey, R. Smith, H. Duckworth, B. Hawkins, K. Williams, R. Bradshaw, W. Kerley, D. McCurry, A. Carswell, H. Benton, K. Brown, D. Clarke, S. Dale, G. Brown, B. Williams, S. Clarke. BUSINESS CLUB Seated, left to right—Sparks, Secretary and Treasurer; Williams, President.; Benton, V-President. Stand- ing, left to right—Ollis, Orders, Turner, Causby, Shuping, Rayburn, Miller, Duckworth, Houck, Walker. FOOTBALL Hin: ye D. WILLIAMS RAYBURN oN LANE J. WILLIAMS MILLER Coach t—Rudecill, D. Williams, Young, B. Williams, Buff, Merrill, J. Williams, Morisey, w—Duckworth, manager; R. Brittain, Roper, Fisher, Laughridge, Mr. Miller, coach; F. Brittain, Raybourn, Lane, Carswell, K. Williams. First row, left to righ asst. manager. Second ro SOFTBALL Left to right—Dale, Mooney, Hoke, M. Smith, Turner, L. S mith, Cooper, Evans, Orders, McGee. BASEBALL First row, left to right—Propst, Williams, Bradshaw, Merrill, Williams, Huffman, Prewitt. Second row— Fisher, Carswell, Walker, Laughridge, Mull, Williams, Duckworth, Roper, Mr. Miller, Coach. GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right—Smith, M. Smith, Dale, Williams, Suttles, Turner. Second row—Walker, Megr.; Mooney, Hoke, Mrs. Melton, Coach, Causby, Evans, Brittain, Orders, Asst. Mgr. BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM Brittain, N. Dale, Buff, Merrill, Huffman, Kerley, Williams. Rayburn, C. Dale, Young, Williams, Duckworth, First row, left to right—Denton, Mull, Second row, left to right— Mr. Harris, coach, F. Brittain, Fisher. Ae FOOTBALL GARRISON a aN EBRLEADERS TURNER C BUFF SX heer - Lead e¢ Va) — Eile ‘ ‘ te | and a Qkwd sport avd a CW ‘ DY o (eck [eee t wae Crawley - Bollinger -Potead - Clarke - H. Wilson - Stewart - M. Wilson Wad 7 MELTON HARRIS BASKETBALL She ctining Meapo | af E PINES {5014 5 ANNUAL STAFF Sitting: Ann Ollis, Lena Williams, Grace Rayburn, Clyde Young ,Pauline Orders, Ardie Houck. Standing: Thelma Shuping, Miss Harris, Advisor, Nancy Sparks. The curtafn conpes down oh|{the final fact of this stir- ents of Sdlem High. With u the picture qf the pro- rs, we sinterely| hope that e haWe had. ring drama the closing ducers. To jdyment as f you will fin aon 20M ere DREXEL FURNITURE COMPANY North Carolina Drexel THE ALL-SPORTS STORE, INC. Everything for Every Sport © 81 Patton Avenue ASHEVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA W. R. Patton J. P. Williams W. R. PATTON COMPANY Building Contractors ‘‘Commercial and Home Building Our Specialty”’ 124 North Anderson Street Day Phone 958 Night Phone 261-J Compliments of Burke Transit Company Belk Broome Co. Ride the Bus Safe - Dependable - Cheap “Home of Better Values” Morganton, N. C. 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Bei OsleS TE ¢ = ‘A Smart Shop for Smart Women _ a Home of Nelly Don Dresses p MORGANTON, NORTH CAROLINA Contributions of one dollar Mr. Carl Orders LET OUR ADVERTISERS BE YOUR GUIDE AUTOGRAPHS pL baa } ye ght Poy [dy B' lp My) Ca) yey rn oy) ACV RNA A a WY i ah | , JJ t A: � ! eins Ya in ¢ ——— AUTOGRAPHS a ey eS eet a { , ’ Sa (oh Bate evehacs i oe = yr t 33557004432340 RNC 371.897 SALEM 1951 The Pines : (Salem High Sehaai) 33557004432340 RNC 371.897 SALEM 1951 12817556 6 01 2021 BURKE COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY SYSTEM : SN 33557 004432340