Shelby High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Shelby, NC)

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QL Q3 W 7 X Published BY THE SENIOR CLASS Of SHELBY HIGH SCHOOL SHELBY, NORTH CAROLINA ibeckcafion L 'Qi NIJ 425592 - -'W ' ll5f5',ffWf-lliflilfli, 5 if r 1 ff l.!2'lFfs?i l 1, ts S. Q ., at L yi, !,'5-M ' S ifldl ' iff i, K- .A f'-1 '-fi if 5 I , Y vt xxxfxmtg m. tf 55. 'SJ if is 3 I we In grateful appreciation of one whose guidance has helped to mold us into a coordinated class and in recognition of what she has meant to us and what she will continue to mean to Shelby High and its students, we dedicate this, the 194-8 CRUISER, to: MISS DOROTHY KING 2 Superintendent MR. W. E. ABERNETHY ,fdjminidfrafzfon MR. J. G. HAGAMAN Principal ULCIXL Mus. PAULTNE Brmcc M1 Distributive Education Miss KATHLEEN CROW Civics, Spanish Mus. ROBERT DOGGETT English, Latin Miss WINIFRED FELL:-ms English, Art Miss LIAMII-2 Lou FORNEY English, Public Speaking ss MARY LOUISE CLEMENTS Clee Clubs MRS. T. B. DEPRIEST Science Miss RUTH FARTHING English, History MRS. T. K. FLETCHER, JH. Band Miss MARTHA FURCHES Physical Education X Q, Jw. 3550 . LQ N , JJ' -V N' if 'r R J Qi ' AWP Miss ELOISE GARIKISON M V1 Science lj I V ya N f lf 4 i MCMA? MISS DOROTHY KING MR. LLOYD LITTLE History Coach, Physical Education, Civics Mus. LUCILL MILLER MISS OLLIE NIOORI-I Home Economics Mathematics MR, R. W. MORRIS MIss ELLEN MOsIeLv Coach, Physical Education, Commercial Social Studies NIRS. T. A. PARLCER Mxss Jo SI-IAW English Commercial MISS RACHEL SMITH NIISS GERTRIIDI2 TAYLOR Library Mathematics 5 fjlcfymwh' .yfffflfylfff Wi rzftider STAFF lSIBLEY DoRToN BILLY REYNOLDS Editor-in-Chief Business Manager Robert Litton . . . Associate Editor Claudette Hensley Brewster Eskridge Assistant Photography Editor Assistant Business Manager Shirley Huskey Typisl Doris Champion , , Activity Editor 4' ' ' Vivian Dover . . . Sports Editor Amy Sue Sparks ' ' Typlst Andrew Miller .... Art Editor Norman Lowery ' - ' Typist Amy Wilson . Photography Editor Miss Dorothy King . . Sponsor I,ITToN ESKRIDGL CHAMPION DOVER MILLER WILSON HENSLEY HUSKEY SPARKS LOWERY 6 In ' 2 Jw- vz. :mai ' .. ,b2f1:1ss22ZQQ-fa' any W ,,.. ,,,,,,,..n..L ,,,1:w:,srGzz' ff 'Z 3 K r X, F, - fx. vw: T54 :!F 71, 'Q le C Tony Izzi , . Kenneth Bridges Annie Lee Ledford Brewster Eskridge OFFICERS I unq- cm of 7948 Vice-President . 4 Secretary Treasurer 8 r CAM 0 EUGENE ABERCROMBIE Band 113 : Football 12. 3, 43: Glee Club 143: ' Holnerooxn Vice-President 143: Junior Variety Show 133: Mono- gram Club 13. 431 Spanish Club 143. CAROLYN BIGGERSTAFF Band 11, 2. 3, 43, Reporter 123: Band Club 13, 43: Sec- retary 143: Homeroom 0f- ilcer 113: Journalism Club 12, 43, Sports Editor: Span- ish Club 143. President 113, JIMMY BLANTON Band 11, 2, 3, 43: Band Club 12, 3, 43, Treasurer 12, 33: Boys Glee Club 13, 43, President 143: Junior Va- riety Show 11. 2. 33. KENNETH BRIDGES Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43: Basket- ball 13, 43: Class Vice-Presi- dent 143: Football 13. 43: Glee Club 143. Vice-Presi- rlent 143: Hoineroom Treas- urer 133: Junior Variety Show 133: Monogram Club 12. 3, 43. Treasurer 143. JANE CABANISS' Art Club 143. President 143: Chemistry Club 143, Secre- tary 143: Future Home- makers of America 123: Glee Club 123: Homeroom Oflicer 123: Journalism Club 143, Art Editor 143. 7948 MILES BEAM Distributors Club 143: Pub- lic Speaking 123. DEAN BIGGERSTAFF Public Speaking Club 143. JACK BRIDGES Baseball 11, 2, 3, 43, Cap- tain 123, Co-captain 133: Football 11. 2, 3, 43. Cu- eaptain 13. 43: Glee Club 133: Monogram Club 11. 2, 3, 43, Vice-President 133: .lunior Variety Show 12, 33: Public Speaking Club 143. AL BUMGARNER Baseball 12, 3, 43: Basket- ball 12, 3, 43: Football 13. 43: Glee Club 13, 43: Junior Variety Show 133: Mono- gram Club 12. 21. 43. NEVA CAMPBELL Chemistry Club 143, Treas- urer 143: Distributors Club 143. President 143: First Aicl 113: Homeroom Oiiicer 113: Honor Society 143, Reporter 143: Junior Variety Show 133: Marshal 133: Spanish Club 13, 43. 9 CVM of M48 DARCILLA CARPENTER Wilmington High School. Choir 123: Shelby High School. Distributors Club 143. JOHN GRAHAM CREECH Rockingham High School, Basketball 113: Shelby High School. Cheerleader 143 : Football 123: Glee Club 133: Journalism Club 133. BETTY JANE DEDMON Cherryville High School, Driving Course 113: Future Homemakers of America Club 113: 4-H Club 113: Shelby High School, Distrib- utors Club 143. VIVIAN DOVER Annual Staff 143: Basket- ball 1l. 2, 3. 43: Chemistry Club 143: G. M. C. 12, 43. Treasurer 143: Junior Va- riety Show 133: Softball 12, 33: Spanish Club 143. Secre- tary 143. MARGARET EASOM Americanism Contest Win- ner 113: Dramatics Club 123: First Aid 113: Hume- coming Queen 123: Honor Society 143: .Iunior Variety Show 123: Latin Club 12. 33. 10 DoR1s A. CHAMPION Annual Stall' 143: Chemistry Club 13. 43. Vice-President 113: First Aid 113: Girls State 133: Homerooin Of- flffel' 123: Marshal 143: Music 11. 23: Spanish Club 13. 43. BETTY FAYE CURTIS First Aid 113: Glee Club 12. 3. 43. Librarian 143. SIBLEY DORTON Band 11. 2. 3, 43. Vice-Presi- dent 12. 33. President 143. Student Director 12. 3. 43: Band Club 12, 3, 43, Presi- dent 12. 3. 43: Boy's State 133: Chemistry Club 143: Editorein-Chief of Annual 143: Homeroom President 11. 33: Homeroom Vice- President 123: Honor Socie- ty 143. President 143: Jun- ior Rotarian 143: Latin Club 13. 43. Vice-President 133. President 1431 Lion's Band Award 133: Marshal 133: S. P. G. 13. 43, President 133: W. D, N. C. S. C. C. Representative 13 3 . SARAH DUMAS First Aid 113: Glee Club 12. 31 43- BETTY ELLIOTT First Aid 113: Home Eco! nomics 133: ljatin Club 13, 4 . CAM 0 1948 M. H1cKs ELMORE Band 11, 2, 3, 453 Band Club 12, 3, 45: Junior Variety Show 135: Latin Club 12, 45: Manager Tennis Team 125. HOWARD T. EUBANKS MYRL F ARR1s First Am 115. DEAN FORTENBERRY Glee Club 131475. Treasurer 4 . G. DONALD GREENE Basketball 125: Boy's Glee Club 135: Chemistry Club 1453 Journalism Club 1455 Junior Variety Show 135. BREWSTER ESKRIDGE Chemistry Club 12, 3, 45, President 12. 35, Lab ln- structor 1153 Class Treasa urer 145: Eagle Scout 115: .Journalism Club 115: Mar- shal 145: S. P. G. 145. JACK EUBANKS Baseball 12, 3. 45: Basket- ball 12, 3, 45: Class Treas- urer 135: Football 12, 3. 451 Homeroom President 115: Homeroom Vice-President 115: Honor Society 145. Secretary 145: Latin Club 13. 45: Marshal 1351 Mono- gram Club 13. 45. S0cretnl'y U-51 S. l', G. 1l5. WILTON FERREE Baseball 11. 2, 3. 452 Basket- ball Manager 125: Football 13. 45: Hnmeroom President 125: Junior Variety Show 135: Monogram Club 12. Il. 45: Public Speech Club 145. FRANK E. GARVER Glee Club 13. 45. President 135. Secretary 145: N. C. A. A. Tennis Tournament 1352 Spanish Club 145. Vice- President 145: S. P. G. 145: Tennis Team 12. 3. 45. ROBERT B. HAMRICK Spanish Club 145. 11 64-wa of 7948 GORDON HAMRICK Band 11. 2. 3, 43. Business Manager 13, 43: Band Club 12. 3. 43, Secretary 12, 33: Junior Red Cross Repre- sentative 12. 3. 43. President 12. 3, 43: School Store 143: S. P. G. 143. TOMMY HAMRICK Distributors Club 143. WANDA HENDRICK First Aid 1131 Glee Club 123: Journalism Club 143. ANGELINA H1cKs Distributors Club 143: Glee Club 123: F. H. A. 123. SARAH HUMPHREY Nashville High School, Basketball Manager 133: Forensic Club 123, Program Chairman 123: Glee Club 133: Home Economic Club 113: Red Cross Club 1231 Science Club 133. President 133. Shelby High School, General Business Club 143. Vice-President 143: Glee Club 13, 43: S. P. G. 143. 12 ROLAND HAMRICK Baseball 12, 33: Basketball 12. 3, 43: Football Manager 11, 23: Homeroom Presi- dent 113: Monogram Club 12. 3. 43. Vice-President 143: Public Speaking Club 133. WALTER B. HARRIS Homeroom Secretary 113: Junior Variety Show 133: Public Speaking 123: Span- ish Club 143. CLAUDETTE HENSLEY Annual Staff 143: Basketball 12, 3, 43. Manager 143: F, H. A. 123: Glee Club 113: Homeroom Vice-President 143: S. P. G. 133. MARY LOUISE HORN Band 1332 F. H. A. 123: First Aid 113: Journalism Club 143: Junior Variety Show 133: Spanish Club 143, Social Chairman 143. SHIRLEY HUSKEY Annual Stat? 143: Chemistry Club 1431 Class Secretary 133: F. H. A. 12, 3, 43, Par- liamentarian 1331 First Aid 113: Junior Variety Show 133: Latin Club 13, 43: Music 11, 23. Cfcm of 1948 Jo ANNE IVESTER First Aid 115: Glee Club 11, 25. Treasurer 115: Junior Variety Show 125. BETTY JEAN JENNINGS Band 11, 2, 3, 45: Band Club 13, 45: Chemistry Club 145: Glee Club 11, 2, 3. 45. Re- porter 125. President 13, 452 Homeroom Secretary 1252 Homeroom Treasurer 145: S. P. G. 135. D0LoREs KIVETT Basketball 12: 45: Distribue tors Club 135: Girls' Glee Club 11, 25: Junior Variety Show 125. ANNIE LEE LEDFORD First Aid 115: Chemistry Club 1451 Class Secretary 145: F. H. A. 12. 35, His- torian 125, President 135: Homeroom Otiicer 11, 2. 45: Honor Society 14-5. Vice- President 145: Latin Club 13. 45, Secretary 13, 45: Marshal 145 . fA,ssistant Chief 4 . HENRY LONG TONY Izzi Class President 115: 19-lee Club 13. 45. Oificer 1451 Homeroom Officer 135: Hon- or Society 145: Junior Va- riety Shuw 135: Latin Club 13. 45: Marshal 145, Chief 145: Monogram Club 14-5: S. 1'. G. 13. 15. lst Vice-l'resi- :lent 145. JERRY H. KISER Baseball Assistant Manager 125: Football 11, 2, 3. 45, Captain 145: Homeroom President 135: Homeromn Treasurer 125: Monogram Club 12. 3. 45, President 1t5: Spanish Clul: 515: S. P. G. 4 . GENEVA LAUGHLIN Basketball 125: First Aid 115: Public Speech Club 135. ROBERT B. LITTON Annual Staff 145: Band 11. 2, 3. 45. Publicity Manager 11-5, Drum Major 12, 3, 451 Band Club 12. 3. 45. Vice- President 12, 35. Treasurer 145: B-Basketball 11. 2. 35: Boys State 135: Chemistry Club 145: Class Vice-Presi dent 135: Eagle Svuut 125: Honor Society 115: Junior Variety Show 135: Latin Club 13. 45. Treasurer 135: Marshal 135: N. C. A. A. Tennis Tournament 135: Tennis Team 12, 3, 45. Co- captain 13, 45. NORMAN LOWERY Annual Staff 145: Chemistry Club 1-15- 13 641,555 0 FRANK LOWMAN Band 11, 2, 3. 43, Business Manager 123. Band Club 123: Bny's Glee Club 13, 43. Club 143: Junior Varieiy Show 11. 2. 33: Public Speak- ing Club 143. BILLY LUTZ Public Speech Club 133: Spanish Club 143. DORIS MCDANIEL Distributors Club 143. Secre- tary 143: Gziqs G-lee Club 2 . ANDREW MILLER Annual Staff 143: Art Club 143, Secretary 143: Junior Variety Show 1333 Latin Club ms. 43. JEAN Moss Basketball 11. 2. 3. 43: First Aid 113: G. M. C. 143, Sec- retary 143: Glee Club 113: Public Speech Club 123: snfrball 133. 14 7948 DORIS LoWRANcE Band 12, 3, 43: F. H. A. 12, 3, 43: Spanish Club 143. FREDERICK R. MAUNEY Band 11. 2, 3. 43: Band Club 12. 3. 43. Assistant Treasurer 13. 43: Chemistry Club 143: Glee Club 133, Vice-l'resi- dent 133: Spanish Club 143. Tfeflsllfef 143: S. P. G. 143. BILLY MEccINsoN Baseball 11. 2, 3, 433 Basket- ball 11. 2, 3. 43: Football 11. 2, 3, 43: Monogram Club 11. 2, 3. 43.1 Yice-President 1 . WILLIAM McKEE JACK L. MCSWAIN Spanish Club 143. 670454 of 7948 DORIS MULLIGAN Cheerleader 12. 373 Dra- Inativs Club 137: Glee Club 1:1 47. Publicity Manager 137: G, M. C. 11.-175 Junior Variety Show 12. 37. JACKIE NEWCOMER Basketball 127: .lnurnalisni Club 137: Latin Club 137. JOHN F. O7LEARY Chemistry Club 147: Spanish Club 147:S,P.G.147. GRACE PATTERSON ALBERT PROPST Band 13. 47: Chemistry Club 1473 Homeromn Ofticer 11. 372 Junior Variety Show 137: Latin Club 13. 471 Mar- shal 147. BOBBIE NANNEY First Airl 117: Glee Club 11, 2. 3, 17. Girls Trio 12. 21. 47. Reporter 117, Publicity Chairman 117: Junior Va- riety Show 127. BEN NORMAN Boys Glee Club 13, 47: Chemistry Club 147: Spanish Club 147. MAXINE PANTHER MACK POSTON Baseball 11. 2, 3. 47: Boys Glee Club 147: Football 11. 3. 47: Holneroom Olfc-er 11. 2. 3, 47: Junior Variety Show 137: Monogram Club 11. 2. 3. -17: Public Speech Club 137. ELIZABETH PUTNAM Basketball 137: F. H. A. 12. 37: Homerooni Secretary- Treasurer 137: Softball 1:17. 15 C1353 Of 1948 MARGARET M. RABON Chemistry Club 143: First Aid 113: Journalism Club 12. 3. 43, Editor-in-Chief 143: Latin Club id., 43: S. P. G. 4- . BILL REYNOLDS Annual Staff 143: Class President 133: Baseball 11, 2. 3, 43: Basketball 11, 2. 3, 43: Chemistry Club 143: Football 11, 2, 3. 431 Home- ruoln President 11, 23, Vice- President 133: Honor Socie- ty 143, Treasurer 143: Jun- ior liotarian 143: Marshal 1335 Monogram Club 12, 3, 43. Secretary 133: Spanish Club 13, 43. President 133: S. P, G. 13, 43. KENNETH D. SHIELDS Cheerleader 12. 3. 433 Glee Club 143: Junior Variety Show 133: Public Speaking Club 123, AMY SUE SPARKS Annual Stall' 143: First Aid 113: Glee Club 113: Home- room Vice-President133: HOIHCYOUIH Secretary 143: Journalism Club 143. LEoNA SMITH Distributors Club 133, Secre- tary 133: Dramatics Club 113, Treasurer 143: Glee Club 143. 16 REBA J OYCE RIPPY Basketball 12, 3, 43: G. M. C. 12. 3, 43, President 143: Glee Club 123. Treasurer 123: Hoineroom President 11, 33. Secretary 113: Soft- ball 123, , JOSEPH A. ROBERTS Boys Glee Club 133. Treas- urer 133: Junior Variety Show 133: Homeroom Treas- Ufel' 13, 432 N. C. A. A, Tennis Tournament 133: Spanish Club 143. Program Chairman 143: Tennis Team 12. a. 43. captain 13, 43. GENE SPANGLER Baseball 13, 43, Manager 123: B-Basketball 12. 33: Football Manager 113: Glee Club 13, 43: Monogram Club 12, 3. 43. SARA F. SPERLING Dramatics Club 143, Secre- tary 143: F. H. A. 12, 33: Junior Variety Show 133: Spanish Club 143. BOBBIE SUTTLE First Aid 113: Junior Va- riety Show 123. 541,555 of 4948 FRANCES L. TATE Basketball 42. 3. 43: G-lee Club 413 : Public Speech Club 423: Softball 433. MARIANNE WEATHERS Basketball 42. Ii. 431 Chem' istry Club 413: G. M. C. 42. 3. 43. Vive-Presirlent 413: Honlemom President 43. 43: .lournulism Club 413, Girls Sports Editnr 443: Latin Club 433: Softball 42. 33. JIMMY WHISNANT Art Club 443. Vice-Presirlent 443: Glee Club 443: Junior Vurieiv Show 433: Public Speaking Club 4332 S. P. G. 443. AMY JEAN WILSON Annual Staff 4l3: ClIelIIistI'y Club 443. President 443: D. A. R. Historv Award 433: Dralmitivs Club 413: First Aid 413: Girls State 433: Humeroonl President 423. Treasurer 41. 13: Honor Sn- clety 413: Junior Variety Show 433: Marshal 443: Spanish Club 43. 43. Vice- President 433: Spelling Medal 433. CAMERA SHY SENIORS JEAN BAIN CLARENCE CANNON JIMMY TIDDY MAXINE WEAVER Basketball 43. 13: Hsnnc- ruunl Secretary 4133 Softball 433- IRIS NEIL WILKIE First Aid 423: Glee Club 41. 2. 3. 43. Otlicel' 443, Solo 43. 43. Trio 43, 13: .luniur Vu- riety Show 433: Masque Club 433. PHYLLIS WILSON Band 41. 2. 213. EVELYN WRIGHT First Aill 413: F. H. A. 42. 3. 4-3: Hulneroom Uhiuer 413: Junior Variety Shun 433: Spanish Club 443. 17 I l .fair IW!! an lifmmf We, the Senior Class of 1948, being of sound mind and body ing' comments, pleasel and realizing that soon we must relinquish the hallowed arid' revered title of Senior, do hereby generously dole out our many and various talents, so that the future denizens of our present exalted position may not be entirely void of the means of carrying on in the difficult course tradition has set for them. ARTICLE I. JUNIORS To the Junior Class we leave posses- sion of the high school building, together with its occupants, for one year, with the stearn injunction to treat it with kind- ness and respect. To them also we leave the privilege of publishing the 1949 Cruiser and being entertained at the Junior-Senior. Lastly, we leave to them eight dozen assorted straight jackets, in the benevolent care of Miss Winifred Fellers. To these juniors we will the following senior traits: 1. To Martha Harris, ,Iane Cabaniss leaves all her paint brushes and other artistic paraphernalia. 2. To Knighton Patterson, Gordon Hamrick leaves his ability to oper- ate anything on wheels. 3. To Kitty Burrus, Margaret Eason: leaves here excessive amount of in- telligence. 4. To Joe Mauney, Bill Reynolds leaves his dependability. 5. To Cailya Austell, Shirley Huskey leaves her friendliness. 6. To Elizabeth Ann Hamrick, Mar- - garet Rabon leaves her tall and vo- luptuous figure. 7. To Peggy Hoyle and Dovie Lee Morrison, Jim Whisnant and Al- bert Propst leave blithe farewells. fBetter watch them, galslj 3. To Harriet Anthony, Evelyn Wright leaves her extensive ward- robe. 9. To future Chemistry classes, Brew- ster Eskridge leaves three fingers, carefully preserved in a Hag-draped bottle. fConfederate Hag, that is.l ARTICLE II. SOPHOMORES AND FRESHMEN To the sophomores and freshmen, we leave the hope that someday they will be Where we are today. To the sophomores collectively, we leave Mrs. Parker, com- plete with source themes. To the follow- ing, we leave these senior characteristics: 1. To any live sophomores, Bill Lutz leaves his amazing amount of knowledge of the Spanish language, realizing that such a great amount would be too much for one ordi- nary Spanish student to assimilate. 2. To Jenny Daniel, Doris Champion leaves her poise and attractiveness. 3. To '4Stinker Bogersw, ,Ierry Kiser leaves his football uniform. 4. To Betty Jean Morehead, Neva Campbell leaves her raven tresses. 5. To Benn Drum, Kenneth Shields leaves his usavoir fairef, ARTICLE III. FACULTY 1. To Mr. Hagaman, without whose patience and fortitude We would never have reached our present position, to Miss King, who will probably die an untimely death because of her untiring efforts in behalf of this and other Senior Classes of Shelby High School, and to every member of the faculty whose diligence has imparted to us our pittance of knowledge, we g've humble thanks, and beg forgive- ness for our short-sightedness and thickness of skull, 2. To Mrs. Fletcher, Sibley Dorton re- linquishes the Shelby High School Band baton. ARTICLE IV We do hereby appoint our beloved teacher. Miss Gertrude Taylor, whose kindly guidance has shaped the lives of all of us into those of better citizens, as sole executor of this, our last Will and Testament. ARTICLE V We, the undersigned, knowing the Senior Class to have matured to a legal age, do alifix our signatures to this, the Last Will and Testament of the Senior Class of 1948. Testator Amy Wilson Witnesses The Lone Ranger Lena the Hyena Fearless Fosdick I I V Cf., fa., M, Is the present really the reach of the mind? Can man not turn his brilliant perceptions of trends and nuisances into the far seeing powers which were sought so diligently by the astrologists and numerologists? Man broke the atom. He traversed the speed of sound. Why then is it so impossible for man to use his sciences to train his mind in such a way that the future would become apparent to him? With a mental stimulant such as hyp- nosis and with a mind to stimulate I find it possible to project my mind into another's mind as well as into the future. fTime April 10, 19801 His name is Jimmy Blantong heis leader of the band, and as Jimmy swag- gers along the crowded street in the lead of his musical company, his big heart is fairly bursting with pride. This, yes, this is the day of dayswthe moment of moments-Shelby has at last built a Recreation Center. As the band ap- proaches the speaker's stand, Jimmyis mind recalls the hardships and labors, which the people of Shelby endured to reach this goal. 'Tor ten years the women's auxiliaries of the town, led by Doris Champion and Neva Campbell, have been the power house of every fund-raising drive. Mayor Miles Beam, Aldermen Dean Forten- berry, Jim Whisnant, Frank Carver, and .lack Eubanks have placed the Center at the head of the cityfs needs. The local newspaper, managed by Jimmy Tiddy and edited by Margaret Rabon, has virtually waged a crusade on behalf of the Recreation Center. '4About a year ago architect Walter Harris submitted the selected plans and contractor Joe Roberts started con- struction, on the land given to the city bv restaurant magnate Jack O'I.eary. Jane Cabaniss, contemporary Ameri- can artist, volunteered to paint the murals frelative to the life of Isaac Shel- byl in the reception hall and lounge, while sculptor Andre Miller presented his marble statue-Health-llthe model being Annie Lee Ledford, the famed beauty queen, to be placed in the center of the parkl . Mary Louise Horn was appointed manager of the Center, Shirley Huskey hostess, Kenneth Bridges and Marianne Weathers recreation directors. This ex- cellent staff has been working for weeks to get the center ready for its formal opening, todayf' During the two hour speech made by big Bill McKee, political boss, Jimmy recognized the dignitaries as Shelbyis native sons. There were Maestro Albert Propst, Robert Litton, M.D.g atomic scientist, Professor Don Green, com- poser, Carolyn Biggerstaffg and photo- chemist, Dr. Amy Wilson. As Sibley Dorton froaching his silver locks down his neck after a sweeping bowl, aided by representative Izzi and state legislator Reynolds, unveiled the bronze plaque which dedicated the Rec- reation Center to the people of Shelby, I, after glancing around, noticed that the band leader's eyes were not the only tear-filled ones. These were tears of joy and not of sorrow because Shelby citi- zens had risen to the occasion and had met in a fine way the needs of the com- munity. Prophet Brewster Eskridge oLl9e1jafiue5 1. Best-all-round . . Sibley Dorton, Shirley Huskey 11-. Most Popular . Gordon Harnrick, Annie Lee Ledford 2. Most Dependable . . Bill Reynolds, Amy Wilsorr 5. Best Dressed , Robert Litton, Mary Louise Horn 3. Best Looking , Howard Eubanks, Wanda Hendrick 6. Most Athletic . . . ' , Jack Bridges, Reba Rippy 20 tix N I fx, 3 x ffl ? ' 1fiper!ot1fiue5 T. Most Attractive . . Tony lzzi, Annie Lee Ledford 10. Most Intelligent , . Sibley Dorton, Amy Wilson 8. Wittiest ..., Jimmy Blanton, Doris Mulligan 11. Most Talkative . Gordon Hamrick, Doris Mulligan R b 12. Frienrlliest . . , Sibley Dorton, Shirley Huskey 9. Most Original . Brewster Eskridge, Margaret a on 21 23 Ulm CVM of 1949 Milton Noblin Gene Arrowood .lack Houser . Gailya Austell OFFICERS , , , . , President . Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer 24 Cfdflj of 1949 Doris Abernathy Nancy Abernathy Tommy Abernathy Harriette Anthony Gene Arrowood Gailya Austell 'tlartha Baird Oren Barnett Betty Baugham Betty Beam .lohn Beam Eugene Biggerstaff Ronald BiggerstaH Bobby Blanton Gene Blanton Harrison Blanton Sara Blanton Dorothy Bolick Betty Bowers Trilba Bridges O,Neal Brown Caswell Bumgarner Kitty Burrus Betty Byers ,Iearldine Carpenter .Ioan Carpenter Ann Carroll Helen Beth Casstevens Sybil Champion Jewel Chapman C4145 of i949 Ebb Clary Geraldine Dayherry Norma Deviney Rachel Dycus Nydia Early Mary Elam Joe Ellis Billy Jo Ervin Ann Falls lris Falls Ray Francis Pete Frazier Betty Freeman Margaret Freeman Lucy Gamble Phil Goforth Don Gold Howard Cold Ray Gorman Kenneth Grayson Betty .lo Greenway Dorothy Hamrick Elizabeth Ann Hamrick Larry Hamrick Betty Lee Hancock .loann Hardin Martha Harris Bobby Hauss Tommy Hauss Selma Hawkins CEM of 1949 Vivian Hawkins Alton Hopper, Jr. Bobby Hornaday .lack Houser Peggy Hoyle Hal Hughey Juanita Jones Lunez .lones Bobby Keever Billy Kiser Ann Lancaster Norma Lattimore Ben Ledford Esther Jean Lewis Phil Logan Bob Mauney Don Mauney Joe Mauney Patricia Maxwell Doris McMurry Bobby .loe Mcswain Bob Mitchell Shirley Mollitt Virginia Morehead Sue Brevard Morris Dovie Lee Morrison Betty Neason Milton Noblitt Jane Olshy Betty Panther 66145 o f949 Knighton Patterson Lois Porter . D. R. Price Doris Privette Betty .lane Putman Jimmy Quinn Christine Rainey Virginia Reinhardt Betty Sue Roberts Peggy Joyce Roberts ,, ew 0 Rachel Roberts Eleanor Robinson jim Rose Doris Rucker Mildred Slrull Cene Smawley Betty Frances Smith Robby Smith Carolyn Spangler Mary Ann Spangler Ray Summers Jessie Jean Thackerson Jackie Thomas Katherine Tilley Kathleen Tugman Daryl Warfl Peggy Warlick Betty Sue Weathers Elizabeth Weaver Sarah Webber CAM gf Bobby Wilson Gene Wvilson .limmy Wilson Lucile Wilson Jr-an Wray 1-il 1949 Q ' QP' K CAMERA SHY .IUNIORS Ben Blanton Mary Sue Brown Ambrose Cook Floyd Cook Benny Gantt Russell Greene Pauline Guffey Nancy Hendrick Bill Hoppes John Jarrett Russell Legette Willie Paul Lemmons Dc-an McKee Billy Oaks Billy Proctor Ollis Revels Martha .lane Spakv .l. C. Trammell Gordon Washburn Shirley White gfaoa of 1950 MRS. PAULINE BRAGCS HOMEROOM Patsy Bland, Peggy Blanton, Louise Bumgardner, Floy Cannon Daphine Dale, Sara Dayberry, Jo Ann Favell, Audrey Garrett, Irene Hudson, Jewell Nadean McCurry, Clarene McSwain, Mary Lou Morrow, Betty Pritchard, Martha Ann Richards, Jo Ann Woodward, Alton Arrowood, Billy Bass, Shem Blackley, Kenneth Conley, Billy Ellis, Billy Hornaday, Horace Ledford, Ben McKee, Willis Proctor, Bobby Joe Robinson Juel Sealey, Jimmy Walker, James Watterson. MRS. T. B. DePRIEST'S HOMEROOM Ella Lee Bowen, .lane Bowling, Ernestine Bridges, Joyce Champion, Helen Sue Cheek, Elease Dean, Shirley Dedmon, Barbara Doster, Berniece Ellis, Patsy Gantt, Alma Greene, Evelyn Leigh, Carolyn Moore, Janette Putnam, Mayo Rainey, Carolyn Washburn, Norma Jean Walker, Benny Allen, James Bridges, Charles Carr, Larry Champion, Joe Davis, Benn Drum, John Elliot, Carl Gettys, Junior Gantt, Johnnie Kennedy, Dick Lackey, Keith Morrow, Bobby Mosteller, Buddy Motlow, Don Smart, Billy Smith, Johnnie Webber, Jack Whisnant, Samuel Wilson, Ovie McDaniel. 30 C4144 of 1950 MISS MAMIE LOU FORNEY'S HOMEROOM Doris Gantt, Margaret Louise Greene, Peggy Joyce Greer, Anne Ruth Grigg, Ruth Bonnie Henson, Eloise Jarrett, Mae Ruth Ledbetter, Barbara Lou McSwain, Molly Ann Newton, Blanche Irene Rainey, Clara Marilyn Reid, Peggy Jeanne Sheppard, Patsy Maxine Shull, Mary Brooks Stone, Carolyn Virginia Webb, Otis Lawrence Bridges, Jimmy Gamble, William Gilreath, Thomas Norman Gold, Kenneth Hicks, Henry Mills Higgins, Don Hoppes, Lee Wallace Horne, Ray Webb Lutz, Hugh Graham Miller, III, Ernest Panther, Clarence Patterson, Frank Putnam, Donald B. Royster, William Shytle, John ashburn. T MISS MARTHA FURCHES' HOMEROOM Betty Jo Allen, Mary Alice Arey, Dot Baber, Betty Barkley, Mary Jane Beam, Dorthy Terrell Benoist, Julia Blanton, Martha Linda Buchanan, Marlene Canipe, Carol Crotts, Jenny Daniel, Joanne Elane Gantt, Geraldine Gilreath, Barbara Sue Graham, Mary Guthrie, Marlie Deane Lail. Fave Lemmons, Mary Esther Mauney, Janet McCoy, Elissa Dean McKee, Betty Jean Morehead, Jewel Tate, Joyce Annette Weaver, Jo Willis. 31 624454 of I 950 MISS RACHEL SMITH'S HOMEROOM Mary Louise Harbison, Nancy Hawkins, Nancy Lee, Faye McDaniel, Joan McGaha, Matilda McSwain, Peggy Raines, Jewel Runyans, Patsy Stubbs, Betty Tugman, Mary Tugman, Blondzine Watts, Joyce Weaver, James Hayes, Jackie Jackson, Bobby Jones, Sammy Jones, David Lee, Hugh Lovelace, Bobby Parker, Jack Patterson, Gerald Price, Bruce Roberts, Thomas Stanton, Junius Tiddy, Buddy Weathers, Donald Williams, Don Wright. 32 '25 sa , h s- ,M 4:1 5 -.fa,Q- ,.,.-i.,.. 'v Cfw of 1951 MRS. ROBERT DOGGETT'S HOMEROUM Betsy Agnew, Barbara Allen, Patsy Beam, Joan Beattie, Jacky Brooks, Myra Campbell, Kathleen Dover, Carolyn Falls, Felicia Gold, Ada Hamrick, Jean Hamrick. Janet Jarrett, Ann Latham, Sue Rucker, Wilma Sipe, Barbara Tiddy, Gloria Ann Weaver, Jeanette Wilson, Harvey Cannon, James Cannon, imm stner, Ronald Dickson, Charles Dover, Jerry Dover, William Ellis, Sammy Greer, James Hamilton, Henry Hindman, Earl Jackson, Franklin Mabry, lbs-id, lhfillfeith McCraw, Roland Rabon, J. C. Russ, Paul Smith, o Stuart, Gene Watterson. MISS RUTH FARTHING'S HOMEROOM Patsy Ann Green, Jo Nan Hamrick, Nancy Ellen Harris, Betty Jean Hawkins, Carolyn Hollis, Janet Hord, Doris Murry, Rosa Mae Mc- Daniel, Lillian Newton, Dovie Seism, Nadine Scruggs, Nancy Wad- dell, Dorothy Warren, Sarah Weaver, Shirley Williams, Emma Jo Wilson, Sybil Wilson, Barbara Wray, Maxine Young, Jerry Allen, Earl Arledge, Ralph Blanton, Dean Eledge, John Elliott Junior, Rae- ford Elliott, Eugene Eskridge, Tommy Green, Bruce Hamrick, An- drew Hargreave, Billy Hendrick, Eugene Hollifield, Jimmy Holt, Tony Houser, Carl Lovelace, Jr., Jimmy Warlick, Carl Ray Webb, Jr. 34 mf fu 4- .-K Qi Kfam of 1951 MISS ELOISE GARRISON,S HOME-'ROOM Louise Berry, Frances Lackey, Marjorie Moore. Janet Sauls, Mar- jorie Shull, Irene Sellers, Earl Bivins, William Brewer, Thomas Bridges, Forrest Bowen, Jake Bowman, Jr., Dickie Byers, James Camp, Randolph Camp, Boyd Hendrick, Tommy Howell, Blake Hud- son, Henry Hughes, Buddy Justice, Jack Lane, Bobby Ledbetter, Edward Lee, Adrian Littlejohn, Roger Patterson, Richard Poole, Ben Poston, Gary Roberts, ,Jerry Sanders, Carae Singleton, Kenneth 'Smith, Carl Trammel, Donald Weaver, James Bridges. MR. LLOYD LITTLE'S HOMEROOM Nancy Bumgardner, Mary Byers, Barbara Champion, Bernice De- viney, Betty Lou Dover, Lois Farrow, Ida Mae Francis, Nancy Francis, Nellie Francis, Delore Freeman, Patsy Hamrick, Elinor Anne Hopper, Donaleen lVIcCurry, Nancy Lois Roberts, Virginia White, Frances Wilson, Patsy Wilson, Clev Adams, David Beam, Philip Carlan, Bobby Davison, Carol Ilennis, Ernest Dixon, Da Mum, John Fitch, Robert Francis, Gerald Freeman, B. B. Le:v'RS Lawton McAlister, Lee McCormick, Charles Rich, Thomas Rogers, Michael Schenck, Jerry Short, Bruce Trammell, Gerald Walton. 35 CAM of 1951 MRS. LUCILE C. MILLER,S HOMEROOM Jeanette Blanton, Sooky Blanton, Jean Buchanan, Faye Canipe, Nancy Carpenter, Joan Cartee. Joan Crawford, Ester Culbreth, Aileen Davis, Geraldine Davis, Martha Lee, Joyce Lee, Randy Logan, Martha Lovelace, Jessie Mace, J erine Martin, Ailene Morrow, Elizabeth McLain, Violet Moss. Mildred Maxine Moore, Marilyn Mode, Janett Psige, Etrulia Ponder, Mary Powell, Betty Joe Ramsey, Mary Louise Royster, Nancy Roberts, Inez Smith, Sylvia McClellan, Betty Love- lace. MISS OLLIE MOORE'S HOMEROOM Marlene Borders, Joyce Kitchen, Frances Ledford, Doris McAteer, Sarah McKee, Vivian Morton, Faye Sparks, Jo Ann Suttle, Barbara Taylor, Elsie Webber, Sue Weir, Louise Wilson, Helen Poniece Wilson, Pearl Woods, Evelyn Wright, Gene Allen, Paul Bowman, Jr., Doyle Heffner, Miles Hughes, Ralph Ivie, Ben Lail, Baxter Leigh, Bobby McSwain, Jimmy McSwain, Billy Mills, Bobby Mull, Fred Oaks, Billy Pearson. Ben Pritchard, Rudy Revels, Jack Rippy, Fred Sikes, Johnny Walker, Ben Weaver, Garland White, Jimmy Young. 36 ,Alisha Wozfiona Anor xgzciefg Sibley Dorton , Annie Lee Ledford J ack Eubanks . Bill Reynolds . Neva Campbell . Robert Litton . . Miss Rachel Smith OFFICERS 38 G. . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter Representative , . Sponsor .f 4 4 A - ,mi .3 - -'T x ' f 0 SIBLEY DORTON NEVA CAMEBELL sip . 12-.--7 tl li 5 ANNIE LEE LEDFORI1 Jixck EUBANks BILL REYNOLDS ROBERT LITTON NIARGARET EASOM TONY IZZI AMY JEAN WILSON MISS RACHEL SMITH Wafionaf Amor ociefy The National Honor Society was organized in 1921 to recognize the worthy service of students. Outstanding seniors are elected by a Faculty committee on the basis of: 1. Character 2. Scholarship 3. Leadership 4. Service. The four aims set forth are: 1. To encourage the devel- opment of character 2. To create an enthusiasm for schol- arship 3. To promote worthy leadership 4. To stimulate a desire to render service. 39 GILREATH Rem SPERLING SMITH BUMGARDNI-:R CANIPE NICSWAIN Molmow MORTON WEATHFRS WEAVER FELLERS l ULl'VLOLtLC6 OFFICERS Geraldine Cilreath .... , , President Marilyn Reid , , , , Vice-President Sara Frances Sperling . , , Secretary Leona Smith ,.,. . Treasurer Miss Winifred Fellers .... . Sponsor MEMBERS Nancy Bumgardner Vivian Morton Marlene Canipe Marilyn Reid Geraldine Gilreath Sara Frances Sperling Barbara McSwain Leona Smith Keith Morrow Betty Sue Weathers Joyce Weaver 40 P T1rAckLusoN ELAM ANTHONY Bmncrs Illccrgnsnrr Burners Fmucm: CAMBLL Q GREEK LUVLHAIX Moruiow Sl-IALEY MMC .SZ986LLLlfLg gong OFFICERS Jessie Jean Thaekerson .,...., President Mary Elam . . . . Vice-Presirlent Harriette Anthony , .- . Secretary Jack Bridges ..,.,,. . TV'C!ZSllff8I' MEMBERS Harriette Anthony Benny Allen Dean Biggerstaff ,lack Bridges James Bridges Mary Elam Wilton Ferree Bill Hoppes Lucy Gamble Billy Gilreath Peggy Greer Frank Lowman Keith Morrow Juel Sealey Jessie Jean Thackerson Knot pictured! 41 ALLEN LILREATH Forwm M Qsidfriguford A OFFICERS Neva Campbell . , . . President Phil Coforth . . Vice President Doris McDaniel . Secretary Gene Smawley 4- hi: , Miles Beam, Jr. , P ,,1NE BRAGG Aflvisor MEMBERS Miles Beam, J r. Neva Campbell Darcilla Carpenter Betty Jane Dedmon Phil Goforth Russell Greene Tommy Hamrick Angelena Hicks Doris McDaniel Gene Smawley 42 . . Editor Promotion Manager Jane Cabaniss Jim Whisnant Andrew Miller Peggy Hoyle Jenny Daniel Af CM OFFICERS . . . . . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter Miss WINIFR. Sponso MEMBERS Jane Cabaniss Peggy Hoyle Jenny Daniel Faye Lemons Nydia Early Andrew Miller Joe Anne Favell Virginia Reinhardt Martha Harris Jim Whisnant KER5 - , 1, ,Gyn X, , , -, ik, 43 Df Izzi MAUAEY HARRISON sums Docnmr LITTLE ' J xbflflf Qlflff fLl fLCq06lflf0l'lf l 0lflfl9 OFFICERS Sibley Dorton . ...., . . President Tony lzzi ..., , . . Vice-President Joe Billy Mauney . , . Second Vice-President Mary Louise Harbison . . . . . , . Secretary Henry Higgins ..,,...... Treasurer Mrs. Robert Doggett, Mr. Lloyd Little . . Sponsors MEMBERS Gailya Austell Frank Carver Earl Jackson Ben Poston Shem Blackley Cordon Hamrick Jerry Kiser Margaret Rabon Kitty Burrus Mary Louise Harbison Dick Lackey e Marilyn Reid .lane Cabaniss Billy Hendrick Robert Litton Billy Reynolds Ernest Dixon Henry Higgins Don Mauney Mary Louise Royster Sibley Dorton Don Hoppes Joe Billy Mauney .luel Sealy Brewster Eskridge .lack Houser Milton Noblitt Kathleen Tugman Jack Eubanks Tony Izzi Jack 07Leary ,lo Willis Poniese Wilson 44 MM WILSON CHAMPION CABANISS CAMPBELL Eskmncis AIAUNEY GARRISON denibjffg g OFFICERS Amy Wilson . . .... . , President Doris Champion . . Vice-President Jane Cabaniss . ..,. Secretary Neva Campbell . . ..... Treasurer Brewster Eskridge . . Laboratory Instructor Fred Mauney . . , . S. P. C. Representative Miss Eloise Garrison ........ Sponsor MEMBERS Jane Cabaniss Brewster Eskridge Robert Litton Albert Propst Neva Campbell Don Green Norman Lowery Margaret Rabon Doris Champion Shirley Huskey Fred Mauney Bill Reynolds Sibley Dorton Betty Jean Jennings Ben Norman Marianne Weatliers Vivian Dover Annie Lee Ledford ,lack O'Leary Amy Wilson 45 OFFICERS Sibley Dorton ,.,. President and Student Director Tommy Hauss , . . Vice-President Henry Higgins . Secretary and Treasurer Cailya Austell ,.... Librarian Gordon Hamrick . . Business Manager Robert Litton . . . Drum Major 3400! fl C ga A , 's ,V -Y , ,X - --x ,- fs, X - ,M 4, ii, of Band Personnel FLUTES-Larry Champion, Knighton Patterson, Joanne Mauney, Gary Roberts . . . PICCOLO-Larry Champion . . . OBOE--Ronald Biggerstaff . . . B FLAT CLARINETS -Nancy Lee, Carolyn Biggerstaff, Betty Jean Jennings, Dovie Lee Morrison, Janet Jarrett, Jane Bowling, Dale Drum, Jerry Sanders, Jean Wray, Norman Gold, Glenn Dickson, Suzanne Gardner, Doris Lowrance, Bobby Agnew, Paul Webb, Billy Bass . . . E FLAT CLARINET-Eloise Jarrett . . . E FLAT ALTO CLARINET-Henry Higgins . . . B FLAT BASS CLARINET-Gailya Austell . . . E FLAT ALTO SAXOPHONES- Robert Litton, Bobby Joe McSwain, Betty Beam, Billy Gilreath, Virginia Moorehead . . . B FLAT TENOR SAXOPHONES-Howard Gold, William Shytle, Jeanne Sheppard . . . E FLAT BARITONE SAXOPHONES-Gene Willkie . . . CORNETS AND TRUMPETS-Billy Oakes, Hicks Elmore, Frank Putnam, Buddy Miller, Dorothy Baber, Willis Proctor, Bill Self, Sammy J ones, Billy Mauney, Rusty McDonald, R. O. Bumgarner . . . FRENCH HORNS-Cordon Hamrick, Carolyn Thompson, Jewel Bun- yans, Ann Ellis . . . BARlTONESfFred Mauney, Billy Ellis, Jessie Mace . . . TROM- BONES-Frank Lowman, Bobby Hauss, Nancy Roberts, Earl Arledge . . . BASSES4 Tommy Hauss, Charles Dover . . . PERCUSSION+Jimmy Blanton, Don Coble. Jean Buchannon, Albert Propst, Annie Ruth Grigg, Sibley Dorton . . . DRUM MAJ OR- Robert Litton. . . JUNIOR DRUM MAJOR-Dennis Beam, Jr .... MAJORETTES- Betty Beam, Nancy Waddell, Barbara Wray . . . COLOR GUARD-Mary Alice Arey, Randy Logan. 47 4 HMV Han! CM To create a sincere appreciation for music and a desire to learn more Concerning the origin and use of music is the purpose of the Band Club. OFFICERS Sibley Dorton . , . , . Henry Higgins , , Carolyn Biggerstalif . Robert Litton . . . Mrs. T. K. Fletcher, Jr. A MEMBERS Hicks Elmore Annie Ruth Crigg Gailya Austell Dorothy Haber Carolyn Biggerstalif Ronald Biggerstaff Jimmy Blanton Larry Champion Sibley Dorton Cordon Hamrick Bobby Hanss- Tommy Hauss Henry Higgins Eloise Jarrett 48 President Vice-President Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor Betty ,lean Jennings Nancy Lee Robert Litton Fred Mauney Bobby Joe McSwain Dovie Lee Morrison Knighton Patterson MEMBERS vt llLfllffl e 0n'lfel'l'L6lf 975 O! ,XQWLQPLCCL Motto: Toward New Horizonsl, Flower: Red Rose Colors: Red and White OFFICERS Jo Willis . Martha Harris . Carolyn Moore Rachel Roberts ,lenny Daniels . Martha Baird , Audry Garrett . Kitty Burrus . Kitty Burrus . Mrs. Lucile Miller Barbara Allen Harriette Anthony Martha Baird Betty Barkley Patsy Beam Patsy Bland Betty Bowers Kitty Burrus .loan Cattee .lenny Daniel Shirley Dedmon Billie .lo Ervin .lo Ann Favell . President Vice-President , Secretary . Treasurer . Historian . Parliamentarian Song Leader . . , Reporter Student Participation Representative Delores Freeman Audry Garrett Ada Hamrick Martha Harris Nancy Ellen Harris Elinor Ann Hopper .lanet Hord Shirley Huskey Ann Latham Randy Logan Carolyn Moore Maxine Moore 49 . . Advisor Elizabeth McClain Nadine Mccurry Rachel Roberts Toby Robinson lrene Sellers Wilma Sipe Mickey Shull Norma .lean Walker Gloria Ann Weaver Emma Joe Wilson ,lo Willis Evelyn Wright Evelyn Wright -J' awe OZZJ5 migozi PURPOSE The purpose of this club is to learn more of the Spanish language and customs. Carolyn Bigge Frank Carver Vivian Dover Fred Mauney Miss Kathleen Eugene Ahercromhie Carolyn Biggerstalf Neva Campbell Doris Champion Vivian Dover Frank Carver Bch Hamrick rstaif Crow OFFICERS MEMBERS Walter Harris Mary Louise Horn Jerry Kiser Doris Lowrance Billy Lutz Fred Mauney Patricia Maxwell 50 . P resid ent Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Sponsor .lack McSwain Ben Norman J ack 0'Leary Bill Reynolds Joe Roberts Sara Frances Sperling Amy Wilson Evelyn Wright MEMBERS Jafin The Latin Club was organized on October 15, 1946. Motto: Facia sunt Flower: Laurel potentiora verbis. Sibley Dorton Shem Blackley Song .' Gaucleamus lgitur OFFICERS Annie Lee Ledford . Henry Higgins Carolyn Washburn . . ,lack Eubanks . . . S. P. G. Mrs. Robert Doggett , . Doris Abernathy Mary Alice Arey Mary .lane Beam Shem Blackley Kitty Burrus Sibley Dorton Margaret Easom Betty Elliott Hicks Elmore Billie .lo Ervin .lack Eubanks Betty Freeman Elizabeth Ann Hamrick Mary Louise Harbison Henry Higgins Don Hoppes Shirley Huskey Tony lzzi . President Vice-President . Secretary . Treasurer . Reporter Representalive . . Sponsor Andrew Miller Carolyn Moore Sue Brevard Morris Molly Ann Newton Milton Nohlitt Albert Propst Margaret Rabon Annie Lee Ledford Bobby Joe Robinson Robert Litton Janet McCoy 51 Mickey Shull Carolyn Washburn .lo Ann Woodward gig Ctr OFFICERS Betty ,lean Jennings . , Elease Dean , . Sara Dumas , . Doris Ahernathy Betty Faye Curtis lris Wilkie . Bobbie Nanny Juanita Jones Miss Mary Louise Clements . . President . Vice-President , Secretary . . . Treasurer . , . Librarian Publicity Chairman . , . Reporter Veslment Chairman . , . Sponsor ilris Wilkie i'Betty Faye Curtis Nancy Waddell tiAnn Carroll Nancy Francis 'iElease Dean Geraldine Dayherry Barbara Sue Graham i:Doris McMurry Sara Blanton Betty Bowers Doris Privette Nlary Ann Spangler Shirley While Cirls receiiing letters for MEMBERS Betty Jo Allen :Teggy Hoyle .loan McCaha Patsy Wilson Louise Berry Betty .lo Greenway tlletty .lean Jennings Carolyn Hollis Shirley Declmon lerine Martin Betty Sue Weathers Sybil Wilson FPauline Cuffey Faye McDaniel outstanding work. 52 Faye Canipe Betty Panther Nancy Hawkins 'Leona Smith FBohhie Nanny 'Betty Byers 'Hluanita .lones Betty Freeman Sara Dumas iDoris Abernathy Lunez Jones Louise Bumgardner mSarah Humphrey :2D01'is Mulligan Irene Sellers 07:5 7 Le The Boys' Glee Club, consisting of seventeen members, was reorganized at the beginning of this year. The high- lights of their yearis activities were the Christmas Can- tata, presented with the Girls' Glee Club, and the State Music Contest in the Spring. The purpose of the club is to give boys interested in music a chance to further their knowledge in that Held and to sing together as a group. Jimmy Blanton , Kenneth Bridges Frank Carver . Dean F ortenberry Al Bumgarner . Tony lzzi . . Miss Mary Louise Eugene Abercrombie Gene Arrowoocl .limmy Blanton Kenneth Bridges Al Bumgarner Ambrose Cook OFFICERS . , . , . President Vice-President . Secretary . . . , , , Treasurer . . . , . . Librarian , Publicity Chairman am! Reporter Clements i . . Sponsor MEMBERS Dean For-tenberry Frank Carver Bobby Hauss Tony lui Frank Lowman 53 Ben Norman Mack Poston Ollis Revels Kenneth Shields Gene Spangler Jim Wllistnant ouma iam CM The Journalism Club of 194-7-43 has maintained a two- fold publication. The Shelby High School News has been published each Saturday in the Shelby Daily Star. The club has also issued a bi-weekly mimeographed paper to the students, containing various materials in the line of literary and sports. STAFF Margaret Rabon .... Esther lean Lewis . . Elizabeth Ann Hamrick . Brewster Eskridge ,lane Olsby . . Carl Ray Webb . . Marianne Weathers . Jacky Brooks . . . lris Falls . . Jane Cabaniss . . Miss Ruth Farthing . Club Activities Carolyn Biggerstaff Carolyn Washburn Doris Abernathy Gloria Weaver 54 . . Editor-in-Chief . Associate Editor . . Circulation . Feature Editor . , Society Editor . Boys Sports Editor . Girls Sports Editor Associate Sports Editor . , Exchange Editor Art Editor . Advisor Typists Amy Sue Sparks Don Greene Elizabeth Weaver 1 Q ..s vu. fi, ..g4 .au - -L fs WWMAQA 4 Tony lzzi. Chief Annie Lee Ledford, Assistant Chief Miss Gertrude Taylor, Sponsor Gene Blanton, Brewster Eskriclge, Joe Billy Mauney, Mil ton Noblitt, Kitty Burrus, Doris Champion, Jane Olsby Christine Rainey, Amy Wilson. x 55 Q' f' .X 'Q ,ilk Af X, ap Yi ,-- ' Y this ' X ,. : g. ,ggfsxfzrzegfxffagv 'zs:f1fss:z,-:f?zt-few - rdf 19? hy' QIV! 1 , I VARSITY SQUAD Sitting: Lackey, Bumgarner, Hamrick, Reynolds, B. Hauss, Eubanks, Francis, Cooke. 0 Standing: Creech, T. Hauss, Greene, Litton, Tramrnel, 0'Leary, Smith, Gold. o Noi Picfurerl: K. Bridges, Megginson. 7 Mr. Lloyd Little, Mr. R. W. Morris, Coaches ir, X JUNIOR VARSITY SQUAD Sitting: Spangler, A. Cooke, Morris, Champion, McKee Blanton, Mills, Ellis. 0 Standing: T. Bridges, Beck Summers, B. I-Iarnrick, B. Lutz, B. Trammel, R. Lutz Hughes, Green. 58 Gilreath, Dover, Weathers, Rainey, Rippy, Moss, Reid, Furches, McKee, Cheek, Walker, Tate, Barkley, Willis, Hensley. attaff Miss Martha Furches, Coach FIRST TEAM ,lean Moss ......,.. Center Forward Blanche Rainey , . Right Forward Marilyn Reid . . . Left Forward Marianne Weathers . Center Guard Reba Rippy .... ..,, R ight Guard Vivian Dover ......... Left Guard SECOND TEAM Jo Willis ,.,.,.....,, Forward Helen Sue Cheek ,........ Forward Frances Tate . . . Forward Ellisa McKee . . . Guard Betty Barkley . . . Guard Norma Jean Walker . . . . . . Guard CO-CAPTAlNS-Reba Rippy, Guard, ,lean Moss, For- ward o MANAGERS-Claudette Hensley, Geraldine Gil- reath, Assistant o OTHER SQUAD MEMBERS-Mary Jane Beam, Sara Blanton, Barbara Duster, Doris Gantt, Lunez Jones. Delores Kivett, Betty ,lane Putnam, Kath- leen Tugnlan, Elizabeth Weaver, Maxine Weaver, .lo Ann Woodward, Betty Jean Morehead. 59 , .,, - - ,A . 0. 1 . 3 ' vt' PQ fi? ffl ', W ' 0 ' Q ' 'Q 4 N, ' ,- 1' 14 W 1 -. ,- -,.,m A W . Q -. ,,, ,- ,F g, A .x , 1-.9 ,Q ,. 4 1141 rw, A, 4 . , x JF' - Q- 4 A-13 .. 'xw , .,.,P1' . .p . . , 8' bf ,pai I 1, Ii ' V VL t Sl 1 vs A V M ky K 1 :Az M A 4. - , ,MA .V s ,M L .,,, A gf xi ' ,BT 'Ni c 5 LEA 37 x ' , , t - 91 . Q af ww-EE.: 1+,pywf2' wfw gp, ,mx -sas A-2 75, ss M59 sg! Q60 351,62 Q53 J, 84.f 03 672 v 5F Yf' f , 9' f if N J Q, A Lon fi -ag 'arf 'X S '-13 ai 41 Sf if -: 09 Q z Z' J , Elk ilk W , , W A I L A iond Players Mack Poston . . J ack Bridges f Alter ,Bill Reynolds . . Bill Megginson , Dick Lackey . . Position . . , . Eml nate Captainl Back . . . , Back . . , . . Back V, . , . Back Kenneth Hicks . . . . Back Al Bumgarner Oct. Qflfslielby 13 Oct. 31-Shelby 32 Nov. 7-Shelby 13 Nov. 15-Shelby 40 .. ..Back . . Hickory 0 , . Forest City 7 . Lincolnton T Kings Mountain 0 Nov. 2l+Shelby 19 . Morganton 6 v , , ,. Qauofpsfwvf I l ffm' Coaches Mr. Lloyd Little, Mr. R. W. Morris A61 'Y' KQJQAJKX First Row: Billy Falls, Assistant Manager, Scott Spradley, Baz Boy 0 Second Row: Dick Kemper, Manager, Wilton Ferree, Alfred Burngarnerg Jack Bridges, Bill Megginson, Gene Spangler, Floyd Cooke o Third Row: Coach Lloyd Little, Mack Poston, Harry McKee, Bobby Lane, Boland Hamrick, Gene Turner, Bay Francis, Benny Allen, Coach Marion Bird 0 Fourth Row: Loy Paige, Jack Eubanks, Allen Washburn, Don Cheek, Kenneth Bridges, Gene Hastings, Bill Reynolds, Dick Lackey. Schedule April 1 Shelby Lincolnton April 4 Shelby Newton . April 8 Shelby Marion . April 11 Shelby Lincolnton April 15 Shelby Hickory April 18 Shelby Tech April 21 Shelby Gastonia April 22 Shelby Tech , April 25 Shelby Forest City April 29 Shelby Newton . May 2 Shelby Hickory May 6 Shelby Marion May 9 Shelby Cherryville May 13 Shelby Forest City May 16 Shelby Cherryville .,,.,..,.,,.-- ,gf VJ x ,X N4 ermid eanfz, Frank Carver . . 4 .... Captain Robert Litton , Co-Captain Hicks Elmore ..,....... Manager Joe Roberts, Philip Logan, Bobby Wilson, Milton Noblitt 63 Don Gold --'li 7 Ogff Jerry Kiser . . Roland Hamrick ,lack Euhanks . Kenneth Bridges Mr. Lloyd Little Eugene Abercrombie Benny Allen J ack Bridges Kenneth Bridges Alfred Bumgarner Ambrose Cooke Floyd Cooke J ack Eubanks Wilton Ferree Ray Francis 0l'L0gl 6LWL OFFICERS MEMBERS 64 . . President . Vice-President . Seereta ry . Treasurer . Sponsor Roland Harnrick Kenneth Hicks Jerry Kiser Dick Lackey Billy Megginson Bobby Mitchell Mack Poston Billy Reynolds Gene Spangler girzi i monogram PURPOSE The purpose of this club is to further health, sports- manship, and school spirit. The charter members have earned school letters in the fields of basketball, softball, and cheerleading. OFFICERS Reba Rippy . , .,,. . . Presirlenl Marianne Weathers . Vice-President ,lean Moss . . , Secretary Vivian Dover . Treasurer Marilyn Reid . . . Reporter Miss Martha Furcbes , Sponsor MEMBERS Vivian Dover Geraldine Gilreath Pauline Guffey Lunez Jones Doris McMurry Jean Moss Doris Mulligan Marilyn Reid Virginia Reinhart Reba Rippy Mildred Shull Carolyn Spangler Mary Anne Spangler Marianne Weathers 65 'fIilf UGQFLULJQV5 MOTTO 6'Keep the spirit high-though the score may be low. Co-Chiefs Marilyn Reid, Joe Billy Mauney Sponsor Miss Martha Furches Seniors: Kenneth Shields, Jack Creech juniors: Mary Ann Spangler, Doris McMurry, Betty Sue Weathers, Jessie ,lean Thackerson, Joe Billy Mauney. Sophomores: Marilyn Reid, Geraldine Gilreath, ,lo Willis, Keith Morrow. 66 Fw -lfvwl-agv v if 'W -if w.,,.b: A A, K f , . ,F rfkgf' HAL-lv' YT V, WL: 1 . , fl. in w ,, 'Q v ? ' M Q. ' Fx W U A f L Q V' ' SY Ye, -X , 1132 FROM OUR SCHOOL HOUSE TO YOUR SCHOOL HOUSE Besf Wishes and Congrafulaii ns mffefg SENIOR CLASSZF17 ff ke' lIHHllIIHl BIISIIIESS llllllllil SUIITH WASHINISTIIN STREET SHHBY, NUIHH IIARIHINA JOSTENS Worlds Finest Class Rings ,xdnnoomcemenfo Since 1897 OWATONNA, MINNESOTA limens o C P t guna Lufz-Yelfon Oil Co., Inc. Luiz- Yelfon Tracfor 8 Truck Co. 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