Shelby High School - Cruiser Yearbook (Shelby, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 90 of the 1952 volume:

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How the afternoon hours plod along. At three forty-five with a feeling of relief one rushes homeward. Supper is hastily gulped down, but there are still five minutes to go before the date with that special girl. After a movie a valuable hour is thrown away in careening around the country in Dad's old jalopy. At midnight one finally tumbles into bed and soon is lost in slumber. Only the persistent ticking of the clock on the dresser accompanies the gentle sound of deep and peaceful breathing. But wait! Something is wrong! HTN © 00 To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time to build up; A time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance; A time to cast away stones, and a time to gather stones together; a time to embrace, and a time to refrain from em- bracing; A time to get,jand a_.fime to’ lose; a time to keep, and a time to cast away; A time to rend, and a time to sew; a time to keep silence and a time to speak; A time to love, anda time to hate; a time of war, and a time of peace. Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 FACULTY Wine Movtheo Fuwuehoo SCORE FOR GIRLS SHELBY | VISITORS Ma Noumon Glorko. Our Time Te FACULT KO Your “lime Glenn Dickson Editor-in-Chief Henderson Blanton THE CRUISER STAFF Assistant Editor .... Michal Henderson Assistant Business Mgr. Delores Blanton Activity Editor. 0704 cn ae eee Sports Editor (22.4, -. SCOLtY opragec,, Photography Editor ...... Billy Noblitt Art Editors. ws05) one es + EO ee eee Typist. isi.0% . ts as Mary Antone TV Pist: ts teri. athe wea ems yl Ake ee ve Dy pist: 2 ieee a tenn te oie See eee eae SPONSOT. 6 ow os vee 2) s = ILS Se LOS UrvE Allen Noblitt Dover Spradley Carpenter Hoey Mary Ann Keeter Business Manager Pendleton King You 7s She four . when we, the Senior Class of 1952, receive our diplomas, when we say farewell to these hallowed halls of learning and embark upon our respective careers in life. The memories of the happiest year of our lives will long be cherished. Joyfully will we remember the best Junior-Senior banquet ever, the trip to Washington, the day we finished Senior English, and the friendships we have made during our years here’. To our officers, who have capably led us this year, we can only say, ''Thank you.'' Your guidance and leadership have meant much to us. 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Neat , .vunriifled ..... alee... gayuas a lark good driver(?)... lanky aets POSSIDS ours rielids SWCCtRE ae tIKkeSmace meee PeArly.:s Little” ee shy of man cream sister Bob Bridges David Bridges Joan Burroughs Sonya Calhoun Atomic fission ... in- Dave ... likes base- Jody . ..now give me _ Lotsof fun. . . baby sit- quisitive ... cute grin baliee me aeDOvishay. oe erie toe thinks, hash) © ten. ,.gurse mes s Weck . . . Carolina bound happy-go-lucky slinger persona lity SENIORS Elaine Canipe William Canipe Martha Cannon Barbara Carpenter Hot Rod Canine?) .4. Willy . .. .. congenial “Canyon” ©, 3% @loves Likable?..couscien- which mannow. . .none ...easygoing...placid horses ... sweet ..,. tious,. .everybody'spal other but . - . good disposition plenty of gray matter . . . rather quiet a Hilda Carpenter Connie Carter Jane Crawford Harriet Culbertson “Blondie” ... constant Pint-sized ... pretty Attractive ... moody j Goodmajorette... lus- chatter ... mad artist voice ...Igota letter ... that laugh...ef- cious figure... cheer- ... ready smile today! ... friendly ficient ful . Thompson G, Daniel Jr. Doris Ann Dedmon Glenn Dickson Jackie Dorn A. T.G. ...C.A.P,... Tomboyish ... speedy We've got to beat that Hard worker... depend- Aw, shucks! ...oh, that ... has the bus come deadline ... quick able... going steady laugh! yet? ... what acar comeback ...industrious ... cute . . sparkling eyes James Dover SJUNIMY oe ae ee ITLENOLY: ... good-natured ... energetic Jeanne Eskridge Ipana smile ... re- sourceful..., personality plus ... friendly Martha Nan Gantt Mot ... good basket- ball player. . . comical ... Cheerful SENIORS P| Mary Ann Dover “Mirandy ... original GUICESRCYDE 22% cin dignity plus humor Sayde Eskridge Pretty. . .softvoice... beautiful complexion -.. neat as a pin Junius Gardner “Boonie” ... deadpan expression ,.. bashful . . . good-hearted Eleanor Ann Dudley Ann .,..music minded aes. LCTIULE Sy eee DreLty: eyes Russell Falls bil eee CLO WLCUL en hard-hitting guard ... argumentative Dean Garver Summie” ... broad shoulders. . . likable lad Wee Niel Lorne Wayne Edwards Casanova , . .dancer? don't know, do ya’... oh, that horn Alda Jean Fortenbury jean™ .o, . MNOCent ex- pression ... dark eyes sn oron SHOFLY Elizabeth Goforth Lib ... very talkative . . . flag bearer, . .any- thing for a laugh SENIORS Colon Goode Glenn Grayson Mardecia Greene Don Grigg Radio fan. . .happy dis- - Pete ...history gen- “Deci” ... smart ... Little boy at heart... position ...nice ... ius.,..oneina million co-operative... reserv- jokéstet , . cocky... Jo's boy . football fan ed, but friendly what a laugh Martha Ann Guthrie Nancy Hambright Keith Hawkins Ronald Hawkins Dependable ... lots of Pretty hair...shy?... Nice to know,..school Squirrel ... why fun... .. freckles .;, petite... one of atrio ‘store)..dependables. ‘teachers Gewegrsye- loves sports our standby never frowning, always clowning | Larry Haynes Michal Henderson Jack Hendrick Charlotte Hoey { Lettermen� . .°.si, .si, Mike™... curly; top. “J Bus ..careitee en. rOpulal osteo icer ent . sefior;..,silent type... .. . ‘where's’ Neil .”..., flower mani... polite- = every pies se Duke vereus friendly dimples ness pays Carlisle, . .intelligent SENIORS ee o Derrell Howard Patricia Howe Patricia Jarrett Mary Ann Keeter EPrOxiG.ss)- -amnaoneticn)s Pal wc, acute .Cclotics,= -- Trish ‘;).. dreamer), .... � Beautiiul brown icyes., «i, eyes ...cat...little ...efficient...attrac- husky voice ...twinkl- bubbling personality... but loud enough tive ing smile cute as a bug's ear x Joe Kennedy Denis King Jimmie Kiser Juanita Lankford Lifesor any. class. ....+ ‘Denny’; ..déeadpan “Tump ,%. our hero Pretty “long hair’... tall ... witty...Jus- expression ... inquisi- ... perpetual grin... dimples ... soft voice tice of the Peace tive. ..darkhorse presi- agreeable ... shy and retiring dent Ben Laughlin Sue Ledford Joyce Lee Frances Martin Unperturbed...calmas Charming ... fashion- Petite. ..aboyin every Very dependable ... a cool, deep lake ... able...pretty eyes... port...chatterbox... saleslady ... diligent unassuming Just My Bill almost but never late . « . good disposition SENIORS Joan Mauney Stylish ... whispering i'n ae TAUICAL: cha se minded, . . Editor's girl Phate McSwain Different ...pretty good old boy ... which twin has the toni? Martha Parris Mot , . .talland slen- der, ..workinggirl... thoughtful Mary Jo McCurry “Jo” ... big blue eyes vies CRCERIOL 5 ee tue friend Carl McWhirter Nonchalant ... likable : te SAYSOLLULe CH complishes much Ethel Pendleton Clever ... lots of fun een POLE... orn Wilatea figure |! Rusty McDonald Red on the Head ... charleston Hey, Miss Dill fiend: 7... Larry Moore Bud”. ai MKAUVe blondie ...always mak- ing wisecracks Graham Phifer Tall, dark, and hand- some... .easygoing... pretty blueeyes. . . pig- skin passer 16 Frank . ° . DiS se éi3 Nancy McLean personality scrumptious figure . . .just Nancy Billy Noblitt Bill . . .square dancer ... friendly . .. school store Joan Propst JOCGY. Java es IR IOS rae ah--ah--kerchoo!! ... Tootsie, where's your fan? Dorothy Revels Dot . . . busy secretary ses. attractive smile... big dimples Jimmy Roberts Freckles: .)... crew: cut SPePmaTINSCOIEVOUS TP s. Dairy man « Bobby Smith Courteous ... friendly smile ... dependable =. . Casy to get along with Larry Smith Happy-go-lucky.. .al- ways laughing .. . gets around Sylvia Stuart Original. . . which man NOW 2b sess e GALILDG Wen personality plus Carolyn Thompson Cel ae COLOLULias?s dry humor ... with a sign post argue Sara Sue Roberts Well-likedr. =... Just stepped out of Vogue... What's so attractive at Duke? Elizabeth Spake PLiDae te alwayse tace merenDAasntUL os ,. -.soitest Claude Hoke Thompson Hoke , . .good speak- Cfaet Dom 1eader..... I'm not sure, but I'll ys Marjorie Singleton Margie ,.. adorable oe eOODEY ais) SOCla DLE . . . chatterbox Scott Spradley Lots of fun ... hard to please ... acts dumb clothes make the man Roy Trammell Letters” from cw, ©. e' deadpan expression... oh, that) carl... con= tinuous talker Larry Whisnant Silent type... tall. ar bachelor no longer... innocent expression SENIORS Ray Whisnant Earnest... bashful... hard worker... serious Beth Wilson Perky'.%. .Gark eves 4... everlasting laughter... changeable as the weather Neil Wilson “Hub}? (cs; blnshes 4 going steady ... wavy blond hair Dorothy Wise Dotty ... smooth complexion ... good disposition ,... hard worker Yo “lime For a Pieture Gerald Beam, Bobby Hayes, Bobby Lou Henson, Roger McSwain, Mattie Sue Nix, Gordon Shull. James Wilson Very. quict) Srsrn alias suming... service with a smile SENIOR DIRECTORY Erma Adams Basketball 2; First Aid 3; Glee Club 2,3,4, Vestment Chairman 4; Library Assistant 3,4; Service A- ward 3; State Music Clinic- Greensboro 3. Alice Albert Chemistry Club3; Commercial Club4; Folk Dance Club2; Future Homemakers Club 1; Future Teach- ers Club3,4; Outlook Staff 4; Guidance Secretary 4; P. T.A, Representative 4, Don Allen Art Club 4; Cla ss Officer 3; Folk Dance Club 1; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Latin Club 2; S. P. G.'1,2,3, 2nd Vice President 3. Eleanor Allen Art Club 2,3,4, Secretary 2; Class Officer 4;Future Teachers Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2,4; Latin Club 2,3; National Honor Society 4, Secretary 4; Out- look Staff 4, Co-editor 4; S. P. G. 3. Pat Allen Cheerleader 1,2,3,4, Co-chief 4; Chemistry Club 3; Cruiser Staff 4, Activity Editor; Folk Dance Club 2;Glee Club 2,4; S. P. G. Representative 4; Home- room Officer 1,2,4; Girls’ Monogram Club 3,4, Treasurer 3, President 4; S. P. G. 3,4; S. P. G. Award 3; Christmas Queen 4; May Court 3, Gerald Beam Glee Club 2,3,4. Clyde Blanton Folk Dance Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Salisbury State Music Clinic 2,3,4. Delores Blanton Commercial Club3,4; Cruiser Staff 4, Assistant Business Manager; Future Homemakers Club 1; Future Teachers Club3,4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Library Assistant 3,4; Marshal 4; National Honor Society 4; Outlook Staff 4, Feature Editor 4; S. P, G. 4; N. F. S. M, 1; Service Award 3. Carolyn Branton D, E, Club 4; Forensic Club 2,3; Glee Club 3,4. Dave Bridges Baseball 2,3,4; Basketball 4; Commercial Club 4; Boys‘ Monogram Club 3,4. Robert Bridges Basketball 2; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Key Club 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Latin Club 1 Joan Burroughs Forensic Club 2; Glee Club 3; Library Assistant 2,3; Cafeteria 1,2,3,4. Sonya Calhoun Folk Dance Club 2; Future Homemakers Club 2,3, S. P. G. Representative 2,3; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Glee Club 3; Homeroom Officer 1; S. P. G. 3. Elaine Canipe Cheerleader 3,4; Commercial Club 4; Folk Dance Club 2; Future Homemakers Club 2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Girls’ Monogram Club 3,4, Vice President 4, William Canipe D, E, Club 4, Vice-President 4; Glee Giub.2;3. Martha Cannon Chemistry Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; P, T, A. Representative 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Social Chair- man 4, Hilda Carpenter Art Club 2,3,4, President 3; Commercial Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Cruiser Staff 4, Art Editor; Folk Dance Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 4; Latin Club 1, 2,3; Library Assistant 4; National Honor Society 4. Connie Carter Future Teachers 4, Song Leader 4. Jane Crawford Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 4; Band Club 2,3, 4; Cafeteria 2,3,4; Future Homemakers Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 2, President 3,4; Future Teachers Club3,4, President 4; Homeroom Officer 1,3; National Honor Soc- iety 4; F.H.A, State Convention 1,2,3; F,H.A, Degrees 1,2,3; Greenville State Music Clinic 1. Harriet Culbertson Band 4, Majorette 4; Laurens, S, C, Cheerleader 1; Classical Club 1; Glee Club 1; Black L Club 1,2; Majorette 2; Annual Staff 2; State Piano Con- tests 1,2; Spartenburg, S, C, Majorette 3; Dramatics 3, T. G. Daniel Jr. Cheerleader 4, Chief 4; Chemistry 3,4, S. P. G. Representative 4; Commercial Club 3,4; Folk Dance Club 1; Forensic Club 4, Treasurer 4; Key Club 3,4; Latin Club 2,3, Vice-President 3; Marshal 3; S. P. G. 4. Doris Dedmon Forensic Club 2; School Bus Driver 2,3,4; School Bus Drivers’ Pin 3. Glenn Dickson Band 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2, Captain 3,4; Band Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 2, President 3,4; Cruiser Staff 4, Editor-in-Chief 4; Folk Dance Club 1,2; Home- room Officer 2; Key Club 3,4, Vice President 3, Senior Director 4; Latin Club 1,2,3, Vice-President 3; Marshal 3; National Honor Society 3,4, President 4; State National Honor Society Convention 3; D,A.R, History Award 2; All State Band Clinic 3; Spanish Club 3,4; Eagle Scout 1; Latin Award 2; Key Club International Convention 3. Jackie Dorn D,E.Club 3,4, President 4; Glee Club 2; W. D, D. E. Convention 4; Basketball 2, Jimmy Dover D, E, Club 4; Folk Dance Club 2,3,4. Mary Ann Dover Commercial Club 4, Treasurer 4; Cruiser Staff 4, Typist; Forensic Club 4; Future Home- makers Club 1,2,3, Parliamentarian 2, Treasurer 3; Homeroom Officer 1,3,4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Outlook Staff 4, Co-editor 4, Eleanor Dudley Band 2,3,4; Band Club 4; Folk Dance Club 2; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 3; Latin Club 1,2; Library Assistant 4, Wayne Edwards Band 2,3,4, General Business Manager 3, Section Sergeant 4; Commercial Club 4; Folk Dance Club 2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 4; Key Club 3,4. Jeanne Eskridge Class Officer 3,4, Secretary 3, Vice President 4; Chemistry Club 3,4, President 4; Forensic Club 4, President 4; Future Teachers Club 3; Homeroom Officer 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Marshal 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Reporter 4;S. P. G. 1,2, Secretary 1; Student Council Convention 1; Service Award 3; Girls’ State3; Spelling Medal 3; D.A.R, Pilgrim 4. Sayde Eskridge Commercial Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4;P, T, A, Representative 4; First Aid 3. Russell Falls Baseball 1,2, Manager 1,2; Basketball 1,2, Manager 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Future Teachers Club 3; Boys’ Monogram Club 2,3,4. Alda Fortenbury Journalism 2; Outlook Staff 2; Certif- icate of Merit, Shorthand 3, Martha Nan Gantt Basketball 2,3,4; Girls' Monogram Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Secretary 4; P. T. A, Representative 4, Dean Garver Glee Club 2,3,4; S. P. G. 1. Elizabeth Goforth Band 2,3,4, Color Guard; Folk Dance Club 3,4; Future Homemakers Club 2,3,4; Outlook Staff 4; F,H,.A, Convention 4, : Colon Goode Baseball 3; Commercial Club 3,4; Folk Dance Club 4, S. P. G. Representative 4; Forensic Club 2,4; Key Club 3,4; Outlook Staff 4, Sports Editor 4; S. P.G. 4. Glenn Grayson Key Club 2,3,4; History Award 3. Mardecia Greene Chemistry Club 3,4, Treasurer 4; For- ensic Club 4; Future Homemakers Club 1; Homeroom Officer 2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4; Gui- dance Secretary 4; Red Cross Representative 3, Martha Guthrie Commercial Club 3,4; Future Home- makers Club 1,2,3,4, Parliamentarian 3,4; Glee Club 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Outlook Staff 4, Circulation Edi- tor 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Program Chairman 4, Nancy Hambright Folk Dance Club 2; Future Homemakers Ginb.i32: Keith Hawkins Commercial Club 4; Folk Dance Club 4; Football 2; Homeroom Officer 1,3,4; Co-Manager of School Store 4; Red Cross Representative 2, Ronald Hawkins Forensic Club 4; Internation Bookkeep- ing Contest 4, Larry Haynes Baseball 2; Football 1,2,3,4; Homeroom Officer 1; Boys' Monogram Club 3,4; Spanish Club 3,4, Treasurer 4, Michal Henderson Commercial Club 3,4; Cruiser Staff 4, Assistant Editor; Folk Dance Club 1,2,3,4, Treasurer 3; SENIOR DIRECTORY Glee Club 4; Homeroom Officer 2; Latin Club 1,2,3; Li- brary Assistant 2; Marshal 3; National Honor Society 3,4, Treasurer 4; S. P. G. 1,3; Spanish Club 3,4, President 4; Cafeteria Cashier 3,4, Lunch Room 1,2,3,4; Service A- ward 3. Bobbie Lou Henson First Aid 3; Certificate of Merit, Shorthand I 3. Charlotte Hoey Basketball 1,2,3,4; Chemistry Club 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Cruiser Staff 4, Typist; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3, President 3; Marshal 4; Girls' Monogram Club 2,3, 4, Secretary 3, S. P, G, Representative 4; National Honor Society 3,4, S. P, G,. Representative 4; Outlook Staff 4, News Editor 4;S.P.G.3,4, Secretary 3, lst Vice-Presi- dent 4; WDSCC Convention 2; NCSCC Convention 3; National Honor Society Convention 3; State Secretary of National Honor Society 4; Service Award 3; Leadership Award 3; S. P. G. Award 3. Derrell Howard Journalism Club 2; Outlook Staff 2. Pat Howe Commercial Club 4, Secretary 4; Folk Dance Club 2; Future Teachers Club 3,4, Historian 4; Home- room Officer 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2; Guidance Secretary At. ore COULt ae Patricia Jarrett Commercial Club 4; Future Teachers Club 4; Glee Club 4; Homeroom Officer 1,3,4; Girls' State 3; May Court 3; Jr.-Sr. Court 3. Mary Ann Keeter Class Officer 4, Secretary 4; Chemistry Club 3 , Vice-President 3; Cruiser Staff 4, Business Manager; Folk Dance Club 1,2, Reporter 2; Forensic Club 3;Future Homemakers Club 2; Future Teachers Club 3,4, Librarian 3, Secretary 4; Homeroom Officer 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Library Assistant 4; Marshal 4; National Honor Society 4, Vice-President 4; S. P. G. 3,4; Service Award 3; S. P. G. Award 3. Joe Kennedy Forensic Club 3,4. Denis King Football 3,4; Folk Dance Club 4; Key Club 3,4; S. P. G. 2,3,4, President 4; WDSCC Convention 3, Jimmie Kiser Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3,4; Future Teachers Club3; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Journalism Club 2; Boys' Monogram Club 2,3,4, President 4; Outlook Staff 2, Sports Editor 2; S. P. G. 3. Juanita Lankford Certificate of Merit, Shorthand I 3; First Aid 3. Ben Laughlin Basketball 1, Manager 2,3; Commercial Club 4, Boys' Monogram Club 4, Sue Ledford Homeroom Officer 2,4. Joyce Lee Basketball 2,3,4, Assistant Business 2, Manager 3,4; Future Homemakers Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Girls' Monogram Club 4, Reporter 4; Office Assistant 4, Frances Martin D, E, Club 4. Joan Mauney Band 1,2,3,4, Assistant Librarian 2, Librarian 3, Treasurer 2; Band Club 2,3,4, Secretary 3; Future Teachers Club 4; National Honor Society 4; State Music Clinic 3; Spanish Club 3,4, P, T, A, Representative 4, Mary Jo McCurry Commercial Club 3,4; S. P. G. Repre- sentative 4; Future Homemakers Club 1,2; Future Teach- ers Club 4; S. P. G. 4; First Aid 3; Certificate of Merit, Shorthand 3. Rusty McDonald Band 1,2,3,4, 2nd Lieutenant 4; Folk Dance Club 1,2,3,4; President 4; Homeroom Officer 3; Key Club 3,4, Nancy McLean Folk Dance Club 1,2,3; Future Home- makers Club 1,2; Future Teachers Club 3; Homeroom Of- ficer 2; S. P. G. 4; Jr. Red Cross Representative 3; P. T. A. Representative 4, Larry Moore Commercial Club4;Glee Club 2,3,4; Salis- bury State Music Clinic 2,3,4. Mattie Sue Nix Basketball 1,2,3,4; Commercial Club 4; Girls’ Monogram Clu b 3,4, Secretary 4; Office Assistant 4, 20 Bill Noblitt Cruiser Staff 4, Photography Editor; Folk Dance Club 2,3, President 3; Glee Club 2,3,4, President 4; Homeroom Officer 2,3; State Music Clinics 3; Publicity Chairman Glee Club 3; Publicity Chairman Folk Dance Club 2; Co-manager School Store 4. Martha Parris D, E, Club 4; Glee Club 4. Ethel Pendleton Chemistry Club 4, Secretary 4; Com- mercial Club 3,4; Cruiser Staff 4, Typist; Forensic Club 4, Vice-President 4; Future Teachers Club 4, Parliamen- tarian 4; Marshal 3, S. P. G. Representative 3, National Honor Society 4; Latin Club 1,2,3; Red Cross Representa - tive 4; P.T.A, Representative 4. Graham Phifer Baseball 2,3, Manager; Commercial Club 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-captain 4; Homeroom Officer 2, 3; Boys’ Monogram Club 2,3,4, Vice-President 4, Joan Propst Cheerleader 3,4; Future Homemakers Club 1, 2; Homeroom Officer 1. Dorothy Revels Commercial Club 4; Office Assistant 4; Certificate of Merit, Shorthand I 3. Jimmy Roberts Commercial Club 4;.Glee Club 3,4. Sara Sue Roberts Commercial Club 3,4; Future Home- makers Club 1,2; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Homeroom Officer 1,4; S. P. G. 4; Spanish Club 3,4, Vice-President 4, Gordon Shull Baseball 2; Basketball 2. Marjorie Singleton Folk Dance Club 4; Homeroom Of- ficer 3; Office Assistant 3; Certificate of Merit, Bookkeep- ing 3. Bobby Smith Commercial Club 3,4; President 4; Marshal 4;S.P,G, 4. Larry Smith Baseball 3,4; Football 2,3; Boys’ Monogram Club4; Manager of Football 4; International Bookkeeping Contest 3. Elizabeth Spake Forensic Club 2; Future Homemakers Club 1,2,3,4; F,H.A, Convention; Forensic Convention. Scott Spradley Basketball 1,2; Class Officer 3; Cruiser Staff 4, Sports Editor; Football 2,3,4, Manager 1; Journal- ism Club 1; Key Club 3,4; Marshal 3,4; Boys' Monogram Club 1,2,3,4, S. P. G. Representative 4; Outlook Staff 1; Quill and Scroll 1; S. P. G. 4; Tennis 2. Sylvia Stuart Art Club 3,4, Secretary 3; Future Teachers Club 3,4, Vice-President 4; Homeroom Officer 1,3,4; Latin Club2;S,P.G. 2; Red Cross Representative 3; Sen- ior Guides 2; May Court 3, Carolyn Thompson Band 1,2,3,4, Librarian 2; Band Club 1,2,3,4, S. P. G. Representative 2; Future Teachers Club 3,4; Folk Dance Club 4, Reporter 4; Homeroom Officer 1; Latin Club 2,3,4; State Music Clinic 2,3; P, T.A, Representative 4; G.A. R, Page 3; S. P. G. 2. Hoke Thompson Class Officer 3,4, President 3,4; Key Club 3,4, Director 3, President 4; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Marshal 4, Chief; N. C, S. C, C. Convention 3; Lenoir Rhyne Forensic Meet -= 2nd place 2; National Key Club Convention 3; Hoey Contest -- 2nd place; Forensic Con- test -- 2nd Place, Roy Trammell Band 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; S, P, G, Representative 3; Folk Dance Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 4; Key Club3)4-.5. Po Gv 3: Larry Whisnant Baseball 2,3; D, E, Club 4, Editor-Pro- motion Manager 4; Journalism Club 3; “Outlook” Staff 3, Sports Editor; S. P, G, 3. : Ray Whisnant Baseball 3,4; Commercial Club 3,4; Book- keeping Contest 3, Beth Wilson Commercial Club 4; Forensic Club 4; First Aid 3. James Wilson Baseball 2,3;D.E. Club 4; National Book- keeping Contest 3, Neil Wilson Folk Dance Club 2,3,4, Dorothy Wise Basketball 2; Future Homemakers Club 1; Homeroom Officer 1, CLASS PROPHECY I had been trying vainly for over thirty years to make an important telephone call. Those two girls -- women now -- were still talking: “Why, yes, Mayor Denis King informed me yesterday that I would be in the receiving line. Nearly everybody will be there. The program will begin with an invocation by the historian, Professor Glenn Grayson, of the Glenn Dickson Academy of Learning. As you know, Professor Grayson has some brilliant colleagues in this fine school. One is English Professor Joseph Kennedy, whois making increas- ingly futile attempts to manage his only remaining pupils, Sonya Calhoun, Joan Propst, and Junius Gardner.” Orator Hoke Thompson, master of ceremonies, will then direct the spotlight to the quintet composed of Erma Jean Adams, Clyde Blanton, Dean Garver, Connie Carter, and Larry Moore, who have decided to harmonize with Bill Noblitt’s composition called ‘Because of a Comma.’ The last notes of this hair-pulling song will be a cue for the ‘New Daily Sun's' editor, Delores Blanton, to present Martha Cannon's reviewof ‘English in Three Simple Les- sons’, a reminiscence of a ‘5 1 English class by Ethel Pendleton. Next you will see Elaine Canipe and Derrell Howard add a little rhythm to the program by one of their special Russian dances which they affectionately have named 'The Mass of the Masses' Misses,’ a cross of the polka and the rhumba. A four-thousand foot canoe has been kindly donated by the Mohawk Canoe Manufactur- ing Company, owned and operated by William Canipe and Bob Bridges, This trim craft will be used in bringing our dancers across the ocean to America.” Near the middle of the program will come an impor- tant event -- the recognition of outstanding achievements in these various fields: sports, medicine, art, mechanical abilities, and literature.” Por their ability to coach and lead their respective football teams to ten victories and no losses, for their undying efforts to aid the sport of professional football, and for the fact that every thought was directed to the game, and not to money or personal fame, Graham Phifer, Jimmie Kiser, and Scott Spradley will receive platinum trophies given by platinum tycoon and one- time sportsman, T.G. Daniel, Jr., who recently attained an altitude of 30,000 feetin a slightly old turbo-jet Piper Cub. As you know, this airplane was designed by space engineers Neil Wilson, Billy Falls, and Ronald Hawkins, Mass production of this three-pound craft is the only policy known by the Smith-Ha ynes Space Ship Company, owned by Larry Smith and Larry Haynes. Receiving recognition in the vast field of art will be fashion designers Sylvia Stuart and Hilda Carpenter, who now have some stunning creations of the super-sonic capacity to be modeled by Pat Jarrett and Pat Howe, also two very stunning creations, Jack Hendrick, owner of the Southern Florists of America, has willingly asked if he may furnish corsages for the models, Turing now to digits, you will see an exhibition of flying fingers when Carolyn Thompson and Mary Ann Dover, the world's fastest typists, demonstrate their ability on the world's best typewriting machines. Nearly fifteen years was spent by inventor Rusty McDonald in designing and perfecting this flawless type of machine. “Bleanor Allen, world famous physician, along with her assistant, Nancy McLean, will be present to explain and demonstrate some of her latest medical discoveries. Some of us may be startled at what we will see. The climax of the ceremony will be the presentation of the Pulitizer Prize for literature to Sayde Eskridge and Marjorie Singleton who spent nearly twenty years in writ- ing their latest book entitled, ‘How to Cure Baldness,’ As objects of study they closely observed the heads of radio announcer Colon Goode and railway magnate Bobby Smith. Now, Jeanne, Charlotte continued, “since you have a good idea of the program, are you convinced that it will be an excellent banquet?” Yes, Charlotte, I am convinced, and I'll meet you there at seven o'clock. Well, good-bye.” Bye; Finally, after thirty years of waiting, I find my tele- phone with one noise issuing forth -- the dial tone. Slowly, cautiously, I dial the important number, 8221. DON ALLEN Prophet SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Best Dressed Friendliest Joan Mauney and Scott Spradley Eleanor Allen and Colon Goode Most Talkative Best All-Round Hilda Carpenter and T. G. Daniel Jeanne Eskridge and Hoke Thompson Ke ey — f Most Dependable Best Looking Jane Crawford and Glenn Dickson Pat Allen and Graham Phifer 22 ee Wittiest Most Intelligent Mary Ann Dover and Joe Kennedy Jeanne Eskridge and Glenn Dickson Most Popular Most Athletic Mary Ann Keeter and Hoke Thompson Mattie Sue Nix and Jimmie Kiser es Most Bashful Best Personality Elizabeth Spake and Carl McWhirter Mary Ann Keeter and Don Allen LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Realizing that our departure from this institution of learning is approaching, we, the Seniors of Shelby High School are aware that certain articles must be left behind, so that we may live in the memories of our underclassmen. Article I Juniors Tothe Juniors we leave the responsibility of publishing the Cruiser , hoping that you will uphold the high standards that have been set by your predecessors. 1. To two industrious persons Billy Noblitt and Keith Hawkins leave the unpaid bill for fifty turtleneck sweaters, appropriately marked with the seal of Shelby High School. 2. To Andy Cockrell, Junius Gardner leaves his ability to get along with the girls. 3. To Kenneth Ledbetter, T. G. Daniel, Jr., leaves his little black book--of football yells? 4. To Mallory McSwain, Graham Phifer leaves his ability to knock three teeth out of an opposing line- man on play 65. 5. To Vicki Plaster, Delores Blanton leaves her ear for gossip. 6. To Dru Weiland, Nancy McLean leaves her Southern accent. 7. To M. G. Brooks, Glenn Grayson leaves his mathematical mind. 8. To Dot Dover,Joan Mauney leaves the fine art of getting the most said in the least possible time. Article II Sophomores and Freshman With the hope that the Sophomores will put on a spectacular Junior-Senior Banquet, we leave them all our blueprints, so carefully guarded in a specially-built vault at Fort Knox. To the Freshmen girls all our cherished volumes on how to lift both legs at the same time are left. This may be helpful when the time comes for them to be Sophomorettes. Now as a parting gesture: 1. To Jack Seecrest, Nancy Hambright leaves her eyebrows. 2. To Alfred Washburn, Wayne Edwards leaves some of his surplus muscles. 3. To Will Rogers, Tumpy Kiser leaves his famous phrase, You'ums git in there and rack ‘em.” Atticle III Faculty To the faculty, without whose help we would not be Seniors, we want to express our gratitude for the help they have given us when our needs were great. Atticle IV The Senior Class names as the soul executor of this will one who is known by allof us, one who has taught us the forgotten tongue, Mrs. Mary Lide Doggett. (E Pluribus Unum) Article V We, the undersigned, who have just witnessed this momentous and earth-shattering document know the Senior Class to be of decrepit torso and abstract mind. Testator, Rusty McDonald Witnesses: Frank N. Stein Delilah (A.B.) Lucky Lociand 24 Odd WUomeuts Your first day as a Freshman ... how bewildered you were... The girl who sat across the aisle in bio- logyer .. Crepe paper... the smell of fresh paint ... placecards ... going to Junior-Senior for the first time... That last football game, the one you so desperately wanted to win...and did... Those first weeks of Senior English... the joy of passing the final exam... Commencement ,.. that long awaited, yet dreaded night ... the excitment of graduating ... the thrill of marching down the aisle... JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS fie a8 | : ee P= — 4 =. Ths “Jime Next Year . .. your Junior-Senior banquet has been given and you are eagerly looking forward to this year's. Those dreaded source themes have been finished (by most of you!) The responsibilities of being Seniors have descended upon your shoulders and you are working on the latest edition of the ''Cruis- er. How we envy you -- you who are enjoying an- other year in this school -- another year to spend in doing the things we loved so well. PresiGGnt veo 5 a's.ere hee iene a, do erate owe sme MAN) See Ge Vice=PresigGnt: .. ete s o aaeietene acetate temmrens LOYD SMITH SCCICLALY .erasuctcine, cnamenbiowe ‘nO ra c - «- � ANNE KENNEDY TTCASUTEL Sate oss creel) snanehonels Peder o te0 et menecretD Erler ape alvs 26 Irene Beam Malinda Blanton Jo Ann Byers Patricia Conley Richard Beam Burnie Borders Sonny Byers R. B. Costner Barbara Allen Carolyn Bailey Annie Barber Beth Beam Richard Bivins Edris Blanton Joe Blanton Joy Blanton oe a oo ; a Joann Bridges Robert Bridges M. G. Brooks David Byers Doris Capps Dorothy Carpenter Patricia Carpenter Andy Cockrell Jewel Crawford Patricia Creswell Lettie Cummings Christine Davis JUNIORS Lorene Davis Jean Dayberry Bonnie Dean Carolyn Dedmon Beppie DeVries Caroline DeVries Carolyn Duncan Harold Eskridge Gail Falls Joyce Fisher Henry Fogle Barbara Francis 7 Jimmy Francis Barbara Franklin Gene Gamble Rachel Gantt Ronald Gantt Jack Gold a ‘a ¥ rey Fé Mary Grayson Jean Grealish Anne Greer Gene Grigg Joyce Grigg Bobbie Guthrie Ruth Guthrie Bobby Hambright Dorothy Hamilton Joe Hamrick Jim Hardin Buddy Harris 28 Ar Bobby Hendrick Summie Hendrick Virginia Higgins Jerry Hill Barbara Hopper Charles Horn Henry Horne Cornelia Hoyle Donald Hughes John Hunter, Jr. Selma Huntsinger Frances Kelly Anne Kennedy Carolyn Kidd Margie Killian Joan Kilpatrick Charles King Billy Kirkendall Shirley Kitchen Kenneth Ledbetter Patricia Ledbetter Kay Lee Elizabeth Lemons Kay Leonhardt Lunette Lewis Johnny Long Barbara Lovelace Frances Lowery 20 Carol Mabry George Magness Marie McFarland Shirley McIntyre Elinor Moorhead Doris Ramsey Jo Ann Roberts F Pn Geraldine Nix Thomas Ramsey Tommy Roebuck JUNIORS Jim Magness — Billy Padgett Shirley Randall Gay Runyans aml ar’ Vicki Plaster 30 Billy Mauney Jo Ann McSwain Mallory McSwain Rachel Reid Bill Self Jim Mauney Ss aa Doris Poole Patsy Sheppard Lee McCormick a. : Buddy Miller Elizabeth Moore Sarah Rabon June Surratt JUNIORS Ann Sherer Doris Shields Richard Shull William Shytle Martha Singleton Patricia Sisk Doris Smith Loyd Smith Helen Spangler Bobby Towery Lonus Valentine Jo Ann Washburn Barbara Webb Drusilla Weiland Dean White Tommy Willis Marjorie Wilson Richard Wortman Martha Wright Gayle Wylie Yo “lime For a Picture Dorothy Bell, Jane Byers, Milton Bridges, Ralph Con- ley, Faye Harris, Jimmy Lane, Jimmy Tucker, Andre Sipe Edwin Turner Ruth Williams race Yelton Looking “ o the Years pthead... Mrs. Burwell Bridges’ Homeroom PreSIU Ont 4 is. atte oe run oc ete ta age Medea ee nears MARGIE LUTZ Vice-President. c.tccen eh s � CHEOE BLANTON BEATE LY SECTCEAIYS vitbansians ori a ols talisdabatohess . BILLIE JO BLANTON LTEASUTCIaL evel te a oe aerate Ate clhehet eae . - GENE PORTER S. P. G. Representative........+..e +� SHIRLEY TYNER Mrs. T. B. DePriest’s Homeroom PYESIG@Dt. j cochccanelee sia ei ecoom Wo as thi ooene ee a Period eget ee Vice-President. 5 sv cic a ere bach astelelee SADU km Raber Lis SECTEtaly' iste ules tale: ov bes anki nase tar ese PRP De ae A La TTGASULTCD,. colo. 5 tne ss isleecacul el wautcete wel Geren eee tL Leeks seae ee Lee S.P.G. Representatives woiva so § eek s as URL OGLE L a2 SS ra ER [nenaeicnidiananncnmanean SOPHOMORES Mrs. Robert Doggett's Homeroom Presid Ciitaareeacm mata aers, cients cach cede an aor eV LLL GROGERS WiCe= Presid Glia. ities oo i as tees teas ces diet cane RONNYeAUOL ELL BCCLela yore oer erent ne bons ts bheaet dicts sue ee ake MANN. ELLIS FRECASUTL CIM MRE Mons nee nets Dorset chao ee arenes eee DAU Le KENNEDY, uh utaee nh C PECSENLLACIVG asi. felste. coe is ote eters? VV LILIA ROGERS teste . he € Miss Martha Furches's Homeroom PEC SIC Erte tet cots te orietas sisisOrens s cieie se JER tA WKINS Mice =Preciientya. acimutelscsisl sis vhs os tare EO WARL.DUMAS EEL CLA Ly Me eM Etat te eda ch one. ss ciate NANG Lia PeECK red SLC LAR ene ng fe ee haps rate tel ois. nore DEN: ELAM SME GeREDICSehtative.. ico. csc cgelotvee we CEL 1-Xs HICKS 30 { ' t t { § } ; { ‘ $ Suataes SAE a : 3s sane rar SOPHOMORES Mrs. Harriett Holton's Homeroom PIGSIGERE 5 at ateces storia tetegae ae ea be ame Od oa Vice-President, Gise. scan a ehet state SULIRLEYSWEAVER SCCTCUALY cic erate tote gel al sie tdaie ter. . . BARBARA LEDBETTER fL TEGASUTEI rere eee rarete eVauer eta tate « « � BARBARA LEDBETTER 5. Pi.G. Representative .....s. edelteake stone PEGGY NORMAN Mrs. James Hopper's Homeroom Presideiit: 4°. bg ccocederduume se Woods ols UL a ea ee Vice= President. coi. « wotietaatetete ota ee MIGKEY ot BELE SOCTELATY 20s fice op ore ob dealatrableg seat eel tig eee Renesas NICASUICIO. wel a euemaes eee otone wudtesatelsts vismOlueL DE pe So PNG SREDLESEItALiVicenuan emer se ae LINDSAY GARROERE 34 Gust Give Us “Lime... Mr. Gerald Allen's Homeroom Presid Chitra en EeEeT asd coclisucd sth eucdene DOL flare rERSON WIC Corre sidciitme cit sii cace sity Staletedale ele te es, CORA SWHLELE SECTClALY Serer tis uct sce ola) alerase eo ODER OA EWHIONAN � MERCASUMCE Gi peeeeial ache ame. 9 eens are. + ee ROBERT A, WHISNAN TE SMEG SRCDICSCILALLV. Caen sinich neler sien DE LHe re PERSON a Miss Edith Dill's Homeroom Presigciity Wat ts kine otidns tet eheystecievietedd, DARD AKAG MOORE WiC e = Presid Clit ib heterc cities av kre crate o LLU DAG NWVARD SECTCtALY Ie tary aateay Olen toon ve stereus ete LAR LENG AL bo PCa Ne Eat te ME iece 6.4 6.0. 60410 hepede o Lely MCSWAIN SPiG oe REpreschtative a) re sates + «iste ie ss ADA GWALKER 35 FRESHMEN Miss Ruth Farthing's Homeroom PYESIGENT . Wsaca coe tek ace tats Sate ela uelels «4 DUST ERSLEDRORD VitG=President,. 05,ieib7x 010 8 elelsione ee mid elas LEE GILLIATT SECICLALVee one ee netens Sk we ew, Pein ate ae 5 woe SLL) WY, LYGASULCT oc , fern to eels waekece Rrele ce 61e eres DARA SPARROW: S.P.G, Representative... 5% so «ts 2 seen OL AN Lo Mr. Lloyd Little's Homeroom President vi éfirs oo why lero lade ia. siahel soe Seater ODE tL Vicé=President.. 5 2°.%, fete d-wres s0'0)es 4 DODBL TAMILIAON SOCTELATY’ iets co aot aia da ehetale se taniteets ATIC Sik eee TY@asSurer. sis) vio eo vous aca Wie ee bo kakel ais Wisteria ate eee S. P..G. Representative: i's cist eters « es IARC 2 GOLD 36 FRESHMEN J remeeenemvarmtenraensemeett in Miss Ollie Moore's Homeroom PrestUChittcerersicteis ser eael ets sisaete ts elevase « WIAKINE GARTER iV 1CEmPresigentu ate vaa.: «tacberele 6) late sere DLO KENDRICK DCCICLALY Satetel tsi state sabetels sua ets oe DOUGLAS, HAMRICK OL LCASUECEMweetenc sr caelaisiemeters ecciale s DOUGLAS “HAMRICK Oph okrte ReDICSehLALIVE Sa. siclets sete eu be Lt MCCOMBS Mr, R. W. Morris's Homeroom PECSIUCliememery et shit letetcle © « kes) eave) LOMMY “MCARVER WAGE SET CSIUCIIUr ila ec acre) ees ese | esc oaks DON HOWARD SCCLCLALYMrwet siren cae emer here: cherie rete cous LUAVWRENGES WEAVER PEC ASUICE ECT rr tel weristeke si cietete)e! sv cle LGW RENGE a WEAVER Sees RCDICSCIILACLVCies oe els 0 0 ee ev ene at DON HO WARD 37 OO I Vv I T I E ) National CHARACTER ] SERVICE LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY FIRST ROW: Eleanor Al- len, Delores Blanton, Hilda Carpenter, Jane Crawford, Glenn Dickson. Ethel Pendleton SECOND ROW: Jeanne Eskridge, Michal Hender- son, Charlotte Hoey, Mary Ann Keeter, Joan Mauney. Miss Rachel Smith 74 “Time of Aouor AIMS 1, To encourage the development of character, 2. To create an enthusiasm for scholarship. 3. To promote worthy leadership. 4. To stimulate a desire to render service. OFFICERS President. 2. .. . GLENN DICKSON Vice-President -......... MARY ANN KEETER DieC ECA DY Melmigtelsie leis ester is ° 2. ELEANOR ALLEN it easticte sa aag. sie. .04 «© MICHAL HENDERSON Out of the chasms of the dark there came a ray of light. Steadily it came piercing the night, throw- ing its beam across the black expanse. Forms rose up before it, winds blew against it, clouds came upon it, but they could not blot it out -- for this was the light of man's soul, a light of good works, an un- dying flame that has grown through the ages, radiat- ing the grace of God. Shining in accordance with Sabs G, Representative... « CHARLO T LEXHOEY. REpPOrtensieis ciel lictacier ober. css JEANNESESKRIDGE SPOMSOMssae etasenen nent nen VL SOeRACHE Le SOMLDE the handwork of his own immortality, this light is made of the inward righteousness of men. In the light shine all the beautiful belongings of man's soul. Clouds may hide the radiance of the sun, fog may concealthe beams of a beacon, winds may snuff out the glow of a lamp, but if the light of a man's own soul shines it cannot be hidden. Minutes of Respouscbitity Hoey Roebuck Wilson If there is no further old business we will proceed with any new business. Yes, Mr. Falls, you may have the floor, I think we ought to pass a law that wi ll make the teachers stop giving homework.” That's a rather irregular motion, but is there a second? T second the motion.” Is there any discussion? As your advisor, Mr. President, I believe that...” An incident from the minutes of the STUDENT PARTICIPATION GROUP, OFFICERS PISsicent, 5h se. eevee RS eoePetere .. «DENNIS KING First Vice-President ......-. CHARLOTTE HOEY Second Vice-President...... TOMMY ROEBUCK Secretary ata tevecunedaetnl eet ars MARJORIE WILSON Treasurer. Sponsors... - ANN ELLIS “MR, Ge Ww. DUGGINS MRS, T, B, DEPRIEST AL ue MEMBERS Pat Allen, Delores Blanton, Lindsay Carroll, T. G. Daniel, Jr., Bonnie Sue Dean, Jackie Dorn, Ann Ellis, Bryan Falls, Margaret Gold, Colon Goode, Jean Grealish, Martha Guthrie, Betty Hicks, Charlotte Hoey, Don Howard, John Hunter, Mary Keeter, Denis King, Billy Kirkendall, William Kouri, Johnny Long, George Magness, Bill Mauney, Betty McCombs, Jo McCurry, Martha McIntyre, Nancy McLean, Martha Noblitt, Peggy Norman, Beth Peterson, Sara Sue Roberts, Tommy Roebuck, Will Rogers, Bobby Smith, Scott Spradley, Hoke Thompson, Shirley Tyner, Ada Walker, Marjorie Wilson. 42 “limely “ opces Eleanor Allen Mary Ann Dover Miss Ruth Farthing Co-Editor Co-Editor Sponsor Hey, D. B., come here a minute. What for? Shhh! Listen to this. Boy oh boy! Just wait till we print that.” If Miss F. will let us. Oh, she will. Don't worry. Fictitious? Perhaps, But the OUTLOOK reporters are always on the alert for the latest item of news or gossip. OFFICERS Business Manager . LINDSAY CARROLL News Editor..... CHARLOTTE HOEY Circulation Editor... MARTHA GUTHRIE Activity Editor e+ « « � e MARJORIE WILSON Sports Editor . whens acts OLON, GOODE Sponsors MISS RUTH FARTHING MR, C, W. DUGGINS STAFF MEMBERS Don Howard, Linda Noggle, Juanita Horton, Jimmie Rucker, Margaret Gold, Linda Morehead, Suzanne Logan, Lindsay Carroll, Mabel Baird, Marjorie Wilson, Colon Goode, Patricia Carpenter, Sara Wilson, Jean Grealish, Ma- linda Blanton, Alfred Washburn, Martha McIntyre, Betty Hicks, Kitty Logan, Robert Hause, Beth Peterson, Ann Stallings, Martha Guthrie, Ann Ellis, Jane Rostan, Mary Bridges, Elizabeth Goforth, Elizabeth Gold, Eleanor Allen, Mary Dover, Tommy Roebuck, Alice Albert, Delores Blanton, Patsy Blan- ton, Charlotte Hoey, Kenneth Ledbetter, Vicki Plaster. 43 Guide right, now. Come one. Line up.” I will, I will. What does he think we are anyway ...? These parades! This one surely won't last much longer.” Oh-h-h, time to play again. Won't that drum major ever let us rest? My fingers are so stiff from the cold that I can hardly play. PERSONNEL Flutes; Joan Mauney, Beth Beam, Jane Crawford, Jack Secrest, Marjorie Lou Costner, Piccolos: Joan Mauney, Beth Bean. French Horns; Ann Ellis, Roy Trammell, Michael Mauney, Carolyn Thompson. B Flat Clarinets: Glenn Dickson, Flo Kendrick, Bryan Falls, Richard Riviere, Jerry Go- forth, Rusty Boring, Peter Morrisett, Leta Jo Newton, Larry Cabiness, Joan Lee, Beverly Shufford, Suzanne Logan, Yvonne Trammel, W. B. McLean, Ada Walker, Frances Mau- ney, Mabel Baird, Eddie Thompson. Cornets and Trumpets; Buddy Miller, Bill Self, Dick Gibson, Rusty McDonald, James Misenheimer, Lee Gilliatt, R. B. Costner, Howard Abernathy, Tom Bridges, Billy Mc- Craw, Ben McSwain, Oboe: Frank Jordon. Bell Lyre: Frank Jordon, Chloe Beatty. Bass Clarinet; Eleanor Dudley, Saxophones: David Bishop, Elaine Carpenter, Barbara Franklin, Billy Padgett Bassoon: Chloe Blanton Beatty, Baritones; Billy Mauney, Billie Ledbetter, Jack Gantt, Herb Ellis, Trombones: Robert Hause, Joe Blanton, Bobby Towery, Linda Morehead, Patsy Blanton, Coleman Doggett. Basses; Wayne Edwards, Billy Padgett. Percussion: Fred Baber, Frances Kelly, William Sellers, Willard Davis, Rusty McDonald. Drum Major: Joe Blanton, Majorettes; Harriet Culbertson, Anne Kennedy, Shirley Tyner, Shirley Weaver, Gail Hamrick, Color Guard: Elizabeth Goforth, Jerry Goforth. 44 | | i| | | ] Three Glad we're through playing that piece. I don't think I've got the energy minutes and a block later, to play another one, Now what's he blowing his little whistle for? A halt? It's about time. I'm SGUtILCUMT ALE Nemes Mark Iam. Iam. If only he wouldn't shout so much at us... Muttered comments during a parade of the Shelby High School Band. Captallls tenets First Lieutenant .. time, you. Pick up those feet. OFFICERS WW easisleheieis sre GLEN N=DIGKOON Pete gistste ere ts RODERL, HAUSE SECONGELICULCL ANG Nir vests onelti stein etese DO Lit DEAM. Second Lieutenant ........+...«jJANE CRAWFORD Second Lieutenant Quartermaster... Quartermaster ... Quartermaster ... ae pole RUSLY «MCDONALD «e+... BUDDY MILLER eeee Pete teteaaes joe) s DEIR LE,Y lV NER, . . «e MICHAEL MAUNEY Sergeant eo é) 0 6 6 O..8) 6 °O e eS © 6, 8 6 WAYNE EDWARDS SCIZCalllerorenerels Mr. Norman Clarke Director Le at eo alo” O05 8' 78 ees FRED BABER 45 “Tempo Prtmo “All right, you people, get in your places, Sopranos, stop that talking and pay attention to me... Before we go on stage I want to tell you several things in particular to watch tonight... “Basses, you're flat most of the time. Sing higher... Tenors, sing out on that high A in the third measure of . . . Most of the time you sing too softly and I can't hear you. Billy Noblitt, where's your tie?” I had it a minute ago, Miss Clements, but...” “Please hurry and find it. The concert begins in... Final instructions before a concert by the SHELBY HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS, OFFICERS PLOSIUCTIL taht ie teeth ben tune eo eink e BILLY NOBLITT Vice-President: -s-5 a9 ee ee JEAN GREALISH Secretary and Treasurer .... MALINDA BLANTON Vestment: Gusiitman a caoe s ate aes ERMA ADAMS Ribera riaie s.4 cb aia waa os oserela JOAN KILPATRICK S.P) G, Representative. vic. c.ncesetene . - PAT ALLEN PIiAnIS tena wens Svtpiscasts ee ee VICKI PLASTER MEMBERS SOPRANOS: Barbara Allen, Pat Allen, Billie Jo Blanton, Delores Blan- ton, Malinda Blanton, Burnie Borders, Carolyn Branton, Jane Byers, Betty Dedmon, Carolyn Duncan, Rachel Gantt, Sarah Lee Garver, Jean Grealish, Virginia Higgins, Joan Kilpatrick, Betty McCombs, Joan No- lan, Martha Parris, Vicki Plaster, Barbara Pruden, Sara Sue Roberts, Faye Spencer, Drusilla Weiland. ALTOS: Erma Adams, Connie Carter, Martha Guthrie, Michal Hender- son, Patricia Jarrett, Mary McSwain, Joyce Stanley, Grace Yelton. TENORS: Clyde Blanton, Jerry Hill, Lee McCormick, Alfred Washburn. BASSES: Gerald Beam, Wayne Edwards, Dean Garver, Larry Moore, Billy Noblitt, Lemuel Patterson, Jimmy Roberts, Roy Trammell, Dean Ware, 46 Miss Mary Louise Clements Director Wursical Thomeuts The stillness of the May night is suddenly broken by a high-pitched female scream, followed by a low chuckle. Please don't make me eat any more of that. Either you eat it or you don't get initiated into the club. It's only araw oyster dipped in codliver oil. JT just can't swallow it though. EON Ves� VOU-callto0-,.. = Where's the next victim?” OFFICERS PLESIGCHE Ze. er ee cee a oe Mie ee GLEN NaDICKSON VICE =Presidentweensissemwerens een Bb UD DiYe MILLER. SECICTALVaee etal eteucts Ye aee Bieleneet DEL ELe DEAE MPTCASULEL ameter set shen ets shel sber bs ers .. -ANN ELLIS S PAG eREpLesechitatlVememretcuetene ns BILLY MAUNEY MEMBERS Fred Baber, Beth Beam, Dennis Beam, David Bishop, Joe Blanton, Rusty Boring, Larry Cabiness, Elaine Carpenter, R. B. Costner, Jane Craw- ford, Harriet Culbertson, Glenn Dickson, Eleanor Dudley, Wayne Ed- wards, Ann Ellis, Bryan Falls, Dick Gibson, Lee Gilliatt, Robert Hause, Frances Kelly, Anne Kennedy, Billy Mauney, Joan Mauney, Michael Mauney, Buddy Miller, James Misenheimer, Leta Jo Newton, Billy Padgett, Jack Secrest, Carolyn Thompson, Shirley Tyner. Mr. Norman Clarke Sponsor 47 tu Vustant Ta Eteructy Passing room 204 one day and suddenly hearing rollicking laughter, one stops and listens, Now, Hilda, let's not go from the sublime to the ridiculous. Finish your painting and stop this nonsense, But, Miss Fellers, I was just telling S. S, the latest news about... All right. Just finish your work first and talk afterwards, Let me see how much you've finished, Oh, my goodness, Hilda, this chair is all out of proportion. Here, let's just retouch... Another day in BRUSH AND PALETTE, All that is good in art is the expression of one soul talking to another, and is precious according to the greatness of the soul that utters it. -- Ruskin, Members; Don Allen, Eleanor Allen, Elaine Carpenter, Hilda Carpen- ter, Bill Ledbetter, Boyte Lutz, Rusty McDonald, Mack Miller, Larry Morrison, Peggy Norman, Phyllis Ogburn, Sylvia Stuart, Lamar Wilson. Miss Winifred Fellers Sponsor 48 7é Le ife of Senucce Since this is my firstday as a teacher, I'll be perfectly frank with you and admit that this is a subject I had only a semester's work in. . . three years ago at college, But I think, if you'll bear with me, we will have a very worth- while year. Now then, are there any questions? Yes, Miss M. Will you explain Einstein's theory? Well, I, uh, uh, .. . you look that up in an encyclopedia. A teacher isn't supposed to know everything. Are there any other questions? A former member of the Selma Webb Chapter of FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA wonders why she ever became a teacher. OFF ICERS PLESIGENU Ry aie siete oe eevias creel� JANE: CRAWFORD ViGE=President).) isalsteta ste eke bev LLVIA- 91 UARL SCCICLSTY 7 shots cretalelsca)e le are MARL CANNES KEL LER ELE ASULCTMnenerens tee . e DELORES BLANTON S. P. G. Representative .....SARA SUE ROBERTS MEMBERS Julia Abernethy, Alice Albert, Eleanor Allen, Carolyn Bailey, Beth Beam, Delores Blanton, Hilda Carpenter, Connie Carter, Jane Craw- ford, Mary McCurry, Mary Dover, Eleanor Dudley, Wayne Edwards, Barbara Francis, Anne Greer, Bobbie Guthrie, Martha Guthrie, Char- lotte Hoey, Pat Howe, Patricia Jarrett, Mary Ann Keeter, Jimmie Kiser, Kenneth Ledbetter, Ethel Pendleton, Vicki Plaster, Sarah Rabon, Anne Sherer, Billie Anne Roberts, Jo Ann Roberts, Sara Sue Roberts, Sylvia Stuart, Carolyn Thompson, Mrs. T, B. DePriest Sponsor FIRST ROW: Joe Blanton, Dave Byers, Andy Cockrell, T.G. Dan- Bob Bridges, Lele pAluags “lime For Jimmy Horn John Hunter, Jr. OFFICERS PYESIO GENES. Grats n.9 Calan a reel © aa eee HOKE THOMPSON Vice=Presigent)...5. sick Mie tee ee Wem oF . � ROBERT BRIDGES SCOLCEAT Vili wetaia over etx sPede kev ahsmecst o's . � TOMMY ROEBUCK SG2 BULEE 5,6 reser ¢ptae e+ en ae ee ANDY COCKRELL SENiO£, DITCCtOrPigisce scale eivae nee ee . -GLENN DICKSON Junior Director ina ost. Sanita Sa he . KAY LEONHARDT Sophomore Digector. s:.%. si ber anes scatele ©) WILLA URI SDOUSOL ee rereheuaeks ness elet co Saeustekete reise) Yio es Sophomores (Not Pictured) Ronnie Austell, Lindsay Carroll, Cecil Dickson, Dick Gibson, William Kouri, Will Rogers, 50 SECOND ROW: Glenn Dickson, Wayne Edwards, Harold Eskridge, Colon Goode, Glenn Grayson, THE KEY ptucther Progect FIRST ROW: Charles King, aa bt ‘ SECOND ROW: Mallory Denis King, Kay Leon- ag og McSwain, Billy Noblitt, hardt, Johnny Long, Rusty “ge CF Tommy Roebuck, Loyd McDonald, a Smith, Scott Spradley. Hoke Thompson Roy Trammell We Build'' With this as their motto the KEY CLUB has done much for this school. Through the development of initiative and leadership its members are prepared for useful citizen- ship. Experience in living and working to- Pater enabies thenr to better serve the school and community and cooperate with the school principal. By precept and example they attempt to develop a more aggressive and serviceable ci tizenship. They endeavor to encourage the daily living of the Golden Rule in all human relationships. Lastly, they render altruistic service and build better communities. Basic for admittance is a boy's willing- ness to serve. Mr. Lloyd Little Sponsor Want to be a secretary? Businessman? Personnel “Time Te HMouey he pigs en WUT director? In order to decide upon your life-work why not hear a representative from oneof these professions discuss the advantages and disadvantages of his position -- the hours he works -- the wages heearns -- the opportunities he has for advancement -- and the qualifications he must have. To assist its members and deciding the answers to these and similar questions the COMMERCIAL CLUB was organized. Mrs. Zell Setzer Sponsor OFFICERS PIESIGERT feo ahora eis a woke rede BOBBY SMITH Vice-President..... Wieisiersie SOA DE EO RRLOGE SCCICLALY cnevsudivieteicdst el slsicisneroreenans PAT HOWE FETE SSULEL ay eran a dek ates tanec en are MARY ANN DOVER REDOIter -.°. , ecareletave acwlelets HILDA CARPENTER MEMBERS Trammell, Ray Whisnant, Beth Wilson. 52 Alice Albert, Delores Blanton, David Bridges, Elaine Canipe, Hilda Carpenter, T.G. Daniel, Mary Ann Dover, Wayne Edwards, Sayde Esk- ridge, Colon Goode, Martha Guthrie, Keith Hawkins, Michal Hender- son, Charlotte Hoey, Pat Howe, Patricia Jarrett, Ben Laughlin, Jo Mc- Curry, Larry Moore, Mattie Nix, Ethel Pendleton, Graham Phifer, Dorothy Revels, Jim Roberts, Sara Sue Roberts, Bobby Smith, Roy Ge Ou “Sime Through actual experience is attained the knowledge of earning a living in the business world of today, the best way to attractively decorate a store window the cor- rect way to apply for position, the importance of dres- sing neatly and properly while working, the importance of a good school record in attaining a position, and the knack of getting along with people. ahesmembers oisthesDISTRIBUTIVE EDUGATION CLUB of today are the business men and women of to- morrow. OFFICERS Presid entrain cs 3 te eave Menken cucns ous JACKIE DORN WACe—Presidenitesmwere sirens « e � WILLIAM CANIPE DECLCEALVaceeetm ener en enone . . DOROTHY CARPENTER piei CASUTCIaewenenemetems tact Lonoke . . LUNETTE LEWIS Editor-Promotion Manager.... LARRY WHISNANT Historrallanaeweeestenene Boa tere LORENE DAVIS MEMBERS Richard Bivins, Carolyn Branton, William Canipe, Dorothy Carpenter, Lorene Davis, Jackie Dorn, Jimmy Dover, Joyce Fisher, Ronald Gantt, Gene Grigg, Bobby Hayes, Elizabeth Lemmons, Lunette Lewis, Frances Lowery, Frances Martin, Jimmy Mauney, Martha Parris, Doris Shields, Doris Smith, Jimmy Tucker, Lonus Valentine, Larry Whisnant, James Wilson, Mrs, Pauline Bragg Sponsor 53 FIRST ROW: Julia Aber- nethy, Lindsay Carroll, Anita Cohen, Joan Cro- well, Fo.G,- Daniel. jr; Ye ak) Ronald Hawkins Juanita Horton OFFICERS PresiGe@Nts ira. siviecrace wipe etal eis elaine e JEANNE ESKRIDGE Vice-President. ssierc ave areveaett « � « e ETHEL PENDLETON DECLCLALY met stn Chet sitemeaene NaS et? CRO, Ree E . JUANITA HORTON ETEASULCLY Srre ct aistel skebsnel oleuel chistes seus T. G. DANIEL, JR. StebsGakepresentdulV.c rien stencien nen SP eke AING VaaIVICLEAIN SDODSOL Rye ee etucemenete sect taemane MRS, BURWELL T, BRIDGES 54 Dover, Colon Greene, Bobbie Guthrie. SECOND ROW: Mary Ann Jeanne Eskridge, Mardecia THE FORE | eo Speak ae Seite sauce SECOND ROW; Gene Por- ter, Sarah Rabon, Billie Ann Roberts, Tommy Roe- buck, Bobby Towery. FIRST ROW: Joe Kennedy, Margie Lutz, Nancy Mc- Lean, Lee McCormick, Ethel Pendleton. Beth Wilson Mrs. Burwell Bridges bic CLUB Gleaming with metallic luster, the microphone slowly rises before us. The first attempt at sound is little more than a whispered murmur which gradually develops into a coarse croak. Mustering up courage, the voice continues in ever increasing volume until reverberations fill the room. Sudden- 4 ly allis shattered. Tinkling sounds permeate the air eelhelvolumesowers. Ther silence isibroken only by the echo of the slowly decending shaft. Think all you speak, but speak not all you think. Thoughts are your own; your words are so no more. -- Delany 55 “Tempus fugit TS EE Le ! Mh The last notes of Gaudeamos lIgitur die and silence descends upon the waiting group. Soon an old man dress- ed in a toga and carrying a scroll enters. Shortly after- wards enters a woman having aprominent nose,and wear- ing a silken stola with a yellow veil. Next a young man wearing a new white toga comes in, followed by several men and women. They all face the old priest as he slowly opens the scroll and begins to read . . . Have the sacri- fices been given? ... Have the auspices been taken? Do the omens show good fortune? A wedding in old Rome as dramatized by the LATIN Vila OFFICERS PresidGnt. 455 p10 vee . � . « � ELINOR MOORHEAD Vice= President) sccwisee. star . --� MARDECIA GREENE SECIELALY ee samecelcibetst «lek odalal eters pies le DE LHe DEAM (PTCASULELS os auetaets ekasebaveconptetohis ROBERT HAUSE REPOrter sy, ces heved ee o eietateneion Vii Wie PoAS DEK SaPaGs Representative auehenctols te WILLIAM KOURI MEMBERS Julia Abernethy, Ronny Austell, Beth Beam, Carolyn Dedmon, Dot Dover, Carolyn Duncan, Ann Ellis, Charles Eskridge, Dick Gibson, Jean Grealish, Mardecia Green, Nelma Hallman, Robert Hause, Elizabeth Hicks, Virginia Hicks, Shirley Kitchen, William Kouri, Kenneth Led- better, James Misenheimer, Elinor Moorehead, John Patterson, Vicki Plaster, Allan Proctor, Thomas Ramsay, Gay Runyans, Bill Self, Anne Stallings, Carolyn Thompson, Alfred Washburn, Marjorie Wilson, Sar- ah Wilson, Mrs. Robert Doggett Sponsor 56 De Vez Eu Cuaudo Cannon Dickson Gantt Haynes Henderson Mauney Buenos dias, Senor. Como esta usted? Muy bien, Senor, y usted? Yo estoy bien, gracias. Me alegro oirlo, y yo -- que es eso? El reloj da siete campanadas, Guthrie Roberts Caramba! Yo estoy tarde y tengo que apresurarme, Adios! Adios, Senor, If you overheard two members of LOS AMIGOS talking, the above conversation might seem unusual, but to them it is almost an every- day occurrence, since learning more about the Spanish language and customs is the purpose of this club. OFFICERS Presidents irc +61 (ereteccs ets ea MILCTIAL? HENDERSON Vice-President... .. ... +...� .-S ARA, SUE ROBERTS SECTClAlV steralslarehencta accuste sis se MARLHACGANT LT MVCASUICE: c esd ¢)eleks oe ecelenerets se ARK EA YL NEO S. P. G. Representative...... MARTHA GUTHRIE MEMBERS Martha Cannon, Glenn Dickson, Martha Gantt, Martha Guthrie, Larry Haynes, Michal Henderson, Joan Mauney, Sara Sue Roberts. Miss Kathleen Crow Sponsor xt Stiteh Du Time As the smell of burned beans slowly filters through the room, one mutters, ''Those F.H.A. girls must be try- ing to cook again.'' But cooking is not all they do. They give.teas .-... plam menus... « .clearn totse wanes. attend conventions ... hold fashion shows. But most important of all they learn to become better homemakers. Mrs. Harriett Holton Sponsor OFFICERS PresldGnt: . 567. tek wae a etalon. i JANE CRAWFORD Vice-President...... ee vite PELICABE LH GOLD Second Vice-President..... . SARA LEE GARVER SCCTELATY. .ueaene ones areOetet eastet ate BOBBIE GUTHRIE LYGASULEEa@. casts PS ee bear . GAIL FALLS Parliamentarian. seers) eave 6s MARTHA GUTHRIE PLISTOPAAT cinta 5 eae a pare . � � PEGGY NORMAN S, P, G, Representative. ....MARTHA McINTYRE Sont..Leaders: wots. . s+.� JEWEL STRICKLAND MEMBERS Julia Abernethy, Patsy Allen, Mabel Baird, Carolyn Biggerstaff, Ma- linda Blanton, Sadie Blanton, Nancy Caldwell, Sonya Calhoun, Elaine Canipe, Patricia Carpenter, Lynette Carr, Sherrill Cogdill, Jane Craw- ford, Joan Crowell, Edna Dayberry, Beppie DeVries, Caroline DeVries, Dot Dover, Gail Falls, Sarah Lee Garver, Elizabeth Gold, Margaret Gold, Jewel Greene, Bobbie Guthrie, Martha Guthrie, Ruth Guthrie, Annette Hambright, Polly Hendrick, Virginia Higgins, Shirley Kitchen, Margie Killian, Barbara Ledbetter, Patricia Ledbetter, Joyce Lee, Bar- bara Lovelace, Ann Gary Lutz, Ann Mauney, Martha Mcintyre, Jane Morehead, Louise Morris, Alva Morrow, Edna Mull, Linda Noggle, Joan Nolan, Peggy Norman, Norma Panther, Beth Peterson, Shirley Pritch- ard, Delta Putnam, Jane Rostan, Jimmie Rucker, Janice Sarrett, Betty Sisk, Elizabeth Spake, Jessie Spencer, Hilda Ward, Shirley Weaver, Lucille Whisnant, Betty Williams, Mary Sue Wilson, Sarah Wilson. 58 = et et ee i | SraveyoOupepaniners and Worm sa tcircle.=Gircie Pigiiew,.; atidendCk-dvait) .. 0l.Oomenade . . Drop back fos our OWneatduswing=her. 9... -romenades... .sfOrm.ua circlesand circlesrighte..... Now the shoe- OFFICERS fly swing. PrESIGOMt Ho ocucet rors eae UO ae MCDONALD Vices Presid €nt.,”.toet cis a ¢ « «is ANNE KENNEDY, BCCECLAL Vg iettata Wied: fepelene «re lsHh ule aOR ON ETCASULCIE gee ated eteserens) stores cece UD DY avMuILLER Publicity Chairman, .....CAROLYN THOMPSON Sab ure MCPDICSEMIALLVES 2615. 0on wren COLUN GOODE MEMBERS Fred Baber, Irene Beam, Clyde Blanton, Joe Blanton, Jane Byers, Hilda Carpenter, Sherrell Cogdill, Larry Crotts, Edna Dayberry, Carolyn Dedmon, Beppie DeVries, Jimmy Dover, Edward Dumas, Carolyn Dun- can, Wayne Edwards, Clifford Ellis, Gail Falls, Barbara Franklin, Sarah Lee Garver, Colon Goode, Howard Granger, Bobbie Guthrie, Mary Hall- man, Keith Hawkins, Michal Henderson, Charles Horn, Juanita Horton, Jimmy Howell, Betty Jones, Bobby Jones, Anne Kennedy, Paul Kennedy, Joan Kilpatrick, Denis King, Kenneth Ledbetter, Patricia Ledbetter, Suzanne Logan, Jim Mauney, William Mayhew, Buddy Miller, Rusty McDonald, Nancy McLean, Peggy Norman, Nancy Peck, Vicki Plaster, Tommy Ramsay, Sally Roberts, June Sarrett, Buddy Sides, Betty Sisk, Margie Singleton, Anne Stallings, Carolyn Thompson, Bobby Towery, Roy Trammell, Charles Tyner, Jo Ann Washburn, Shirley Weaver, Dru- silla Weiland, Neil Wilson. Bie) HOKE THOMPSON wi Ace: 5) TOMMY ROEBUCK .... CHARLOTTE HOEY MARY ANN KEETER DELORES BLANTON SCOTT SPRADLEY BOBBY SMITH DORIS POOLE MARJORIE WILSON ELINOR MOOREHEAD JOHN HUNTER KENNETH LEDBETTER Miss Gertrude Taylor Sponsor Dears Onen At Ecght May I have your tickets, please? Do you want a program?” May I show you to a seat? Would you like a seat near the front? These twelve Juniors and Seniors are the official hosts and hostesses of our school. They must be dependable enough to be on hand when needed. They musthave the diplomacy tohandle any situ- ation that might arise. They must be gracious enough to make any per- son feel at homeand welcome in our auditorium. These marshals were chosen by the faculty be- cause they possess these qualities. 60 H !) . T H L E T I C So be : My a j 4 | 40 Johnny Long Charles Horn Jimmy Horn Jimmy Francis Andy Cockrell Abe “lake | : $ 2 ¥ memes . a “want = z 3 39 F -— 7: F 41 tf ‘ BI S68t48 4-438 HS 223 430K. 314 Y RR, MA PPS a ey os. 5. Sy Ores Ds 2 TAIL , : a2 [ a a ep ae 4 uy be eg is 2 . Se he p - P is es ae ie . ; x 3 ne . Ka ar os “ey Be NE ee Bch a I: “ Meo os we ‘ - Gorn B SS 1 4 : ay “4. - a, ‘ E . 62 40 30 Scott Spradley Charles King Russell Falls Dave Byers | Jimmie Kiser Graham Phifer || 7 : cme I RESULTS , Shelby TS Hickory 14 | | Shelby 13 Rutherfordton 7 Shelby 14 Belmont Ie Shelby 18 Newton 0 Shelby fi Lenoir 14 Shelby 6 Forest City 7 Shelby 12 Lincolnton 6 Shelby We Kings Mountain 0 | Shelby LAS Morganton 7 | Lota) 108 68 ] | PLAYERS | FIRST ROW, left to right: Buster Ledford, Selinger Carpenter, Billy Gambel, Dave Byers, Andy Cockrell, Scott Spradley, Charles Horn, Jimmie Kiser, Russell Falls, Graham Phifer, Denis King. | SECOND ROW: Manager Tommy Dudley, Dave Weaver, Will Rogers, Dean White, Johnny Put- | nam, Jimmy Magness, Paul Roberts, Jimmy Francis, Jerry Hawkins, Larry Haynes, Robert Howell, Billy Mitchell, L. B. Izzi, Bobby Hendricks, THIRD ROW: Manager Larry Smith, Ronnie Aus- tell, Loyd Smith, John Hunter, Johnny Long, Charles King, Mallory McSwain, M. G. Brooks, Max Haynes, Kenneth Cooke, Jimmy Horn, William Kouri, Manager Kenneth Williams. Jimmy Smith, Walter Webb, Gary Clark, Vie Moore, Dewight Chapman, Brady Kelly, Bobby Ham- ilton, Tommy McCarver (Mgr.) Debbie Bramlett, Jerry Ledford, Jimmy Bridges, Stough Wray, Jimmy Doster, Charles Lampley, Max Crawford (Mgr.) Hubert Morrow (Assistant Coach), Allan Procter, Horace Hill, Bob Carpenter, Roger Mode, Red Bell, Dennis Smith, Lawrence Kouri, Jim- my Bowen, Neil McCurry, Kay Whisnant, Gust Watt MANAGERS COACHES Larry Smith, Tommy Dudley, Ken- Mr.R. W. Morris, Mr. Gerald Allen, neth Williams (Not pictured). Mr. Lloyd Little. 64 V ARSITY MEMBERS Kneeling: Managers Allen Proctor and Lindsay Carroll. First Row: Andy Cockrell, Ronny Austell, John Long, Bill Kirkendall, Dave Byers. Second Row: Franklin Payne, Mallory McSwain, John Hunter, Gayle Wylie, Jim Horn. Third Row: Assistant Coach k. W. Morris, Edwin Peeler, Jimmy Bowen, Jerry Hawkins, Tommy Costner, Coach Lloyd Little. Day Tu, Day Out JUNIOR VARSITY MEMBERS First Row; (Sitting) Jack Price, Paul Roberts, Charles Eskridge, Dick Gibson, Horace Hill. Sec- ond Row: Tommy McCarver, Max Haynes, Johnny Putnam, James Misenheimer, Gerald Holland, Lawrence Kouri, Johnny Patterson. Third Row: Coach Gerald Allen, Dickey Woodward, Jimmy Cummings, Walter Webb, Boyte Lutz, Tommy Dudley, Kenneth Williams. V ARSITY MEMBERS First Row: Jewel Crawford, Rachel Reid, Mattie Sue Nix, Charlotte Hoey, Martha Noblitt, Carol Mabry, Gay Runyans. Second Row; Coach Martha Furches, Assistant Manager Irene Beam, Flora Brendle, Martha Gantt, Betty Hicks, Lib Moore, Gail Falls, Manager Joyce Lee. Yo “Sime to Case First Row: Elizabeth Hicks, Betsy Hoyle, Katherine Logan, Barbara Fortenberry, Beppie de Vries, Nelma Hallman, Sarah Wilson. Second Row: Maxine Carter, Shirley Payne, Jo Ann Byers, Jo Ann Wahsburn, Patricia Conley, Edna Mull, Martha Branton, Shirley Weaver. 66 ae A AX XD v, ’ 0050 (fm a ma Austell Kirkendall McSwain Cockrell ” Runyans Kneeling: Manager Gary Clark, Larry Smith, Jerry Hawkins, Dean White, William Kouri, Ray Whisnant, Manager Graham Phifer. Second Row: Assistant Coach Lloyd Little, Henry Horn, Jim- my Francis, Andy Cockrell, David Bridges, Mallory McSwain, Gerald Freeman, James Wilson, Coach R. W. Morris. Third Row; Bill Kirkendall, John Long, Dave Morris, Ben Weaver, Dave MEMBERS Weaver, Jim Horn, Bruce Trammell. April 3 Shelby 5 Shelby 10 Shelby 12 Shelby 17 Shelby 19 Shelby 24 Shelby 26 Shelby May 1 Shelby 3 Shelby 8 Shelby ‘10 Shelby 15 Shelby 17 Shelby WON sees Suery Sprtug RESULTS — NOY DN ORKR DNWORF OF Hickory 2 Lincolnton Zé Marion 8 Cherryville 9 Hickory : 13 Marion 8 Lenoir 13 Rutherfordton-S'dale 3 Lincolnton 8 Cherryville 8 Newton 0 Lenoir 3 Newton 3 Rutherfordton-S'dale 0 DOS Tek 68 CHEERLEA DERS ern ree nee nnnn-------=T, G, Daniel, Jr. een nme n nn enn ee en enn-------= Pat Allen Dennis Beam, Nancy Caldwell, Elaine Canipe, Ann Greer, Kenneth Ledbetter, Joan Propst, Rachel Reid. SUBSTITUTES Nancy Peck, Clifford Ellis Getweea “(cured MOTTO Keep the spirit high--though the score may be low, HOMECOMING QUEEN Scxteea Zuarterds Those hours of sweating on the practice field. . .The first touchdown of the } season. . The loss of the shabbily played seven to six thriller. . .Basketball... Finalists inthe Midwinter Invitational Tournament, . .That disastrous last quar- ter. . .Struggling to make a letter in baseball. . .Striking out with the bases loaded, . .The last game. . .Finally getting a letter, . Being initiated into the BOY'S MONOGRAM CLUB, OFFICERS Preside ntrsercatove cue ere Siu lsie ate er JIVE SK ISER Vice-President. .......++.++.-+e« GRAHAM PHIFER SECTELALY 6s 5:6 «, oe ss sie 0 6 wie oN) Ge Le PLTGASUICT. stetencie ahereiehetsteetvisiate tliat TORN De Pe. Ge REPIESENtAlIVGsists ctaie te OOO Le SERA DLink) MEMBERS Dave Bridges, Dave Byers, Andy Cockrell, Bill Falls, Jimmy Francis, Larry Haynes, Jerry Hawkins, Charles Horn, Jimmy Horn, Henry Horne, L. B. Izzi, Charles King, Billy Kirkendall, Jimmie Kiser, Ben Laughlin, Johnny Long, Graham Phifer, Scott Spradley, Dave Weaver, Dean White. Mr. R. W. Morris Sponsor 70 Canipe Crawford Gantt Hoey Lee Reid Losing seven basketball games ina row... Finally a win over King Mountain... The sudden sound of the time-out buzzer... A hasty huddle for a change of plane Lhe glory ofthe torwards .«. . Lhe obscurity of the guards ... Benched for making acostly error... NOLtDAll ean try ine our tor the team . ... Spiked sliding iIntOnsecond ...., l1ne.double that-won the game... . At last, getting a letter ... Anew member of the GIRLS' MONOGRAM CLUB. OFFICERS Pres ilentc-. e-s'a40 ule hie Beet eHaterelevere erste DALAL LEN V ice-President eceehels «tet LAINE GANIPE Secretary obekench-toleeeeeic en VLA LL EO UEENTX ste aSurelsecse ce iene toreiedenenerenes MAR LELA GAN Dl, SiPiG. REPIESeNnlaliVe..s seve « e's5e «CHARLOTTE HOFY MEMBERS Pat Allen, Elaine Canipe, Jewell Crawford, Martha Gantt, Anne Greer, Betty Hicks, Charlotte Hoey, Joyce Lee, Mattie Sue Nix, Rachel Reid, Gay Runyans, Greer Runyans Miss Martha Furches Sponsor Still peacefully and serenely one lies asleep, little dreaming or caring that another of many such days in his life has been wasted -- that another precious twenty-four hours has been carelessly thrown away. The entire day has been taken up in madly dash- ing from place to place -- always ina hurry, al- ways fearful of pausing even for a moment, always afraid of being late. Stop: for :amoment...... Think... Gonsider those priceless moments wasted... Weigh the tine lostPleachnvda yan. But what is time? In one sense it is conceived of as the past, the present, and the future. The past lies in the memory; the future in the imagi- nation; but the present moment is entered by an act of decision. It is occuring now. This, ina psychological sense, is time. It is not an endless cycle. It is real, alive -- personal. For every man there is a destiny, but to say that time has always been or will always be is beyond compre- hension. The Creator alone knows this. Only as the days lengthen into months, the years into decades, will such thoughts begin crossing the threshold of one's mind. Then, and only then, will moments of reflection carry one sadly back to youth's wasted days. At last death is seen, not as a remote event happening only to others, but as an inevitable end to a transient life. ATI | LN ST S 2 7,9) Q Ny MICHAL HEN DERSON AN SUL, ath ii it} Po = i = -— = —_— — ——s = —_— — -— —_ = —— = i —— _— Tum Vy, SUIT PEN DLETON Wy, Uf 4 f= iN wT HILDA CARPENTERE We ANN KEETER WN S a _ hy i ANNONA ANA yy | yl SPRADLEY DANA AANA SII = Ss SS SSA a = SETS os Ox — M4 y UAL STAFF HERE LIfS THE ANN re ij, HO PASSED AWAY TRYING 7, TO MAKE THIS YEARS Wy THE BEST EVER. uh _. tad Se the Eud es Compliments of LUTZ-YELTON OIL COMPANY Compliments of Cleveland Cloth Mill Division of J. P. Stevens, Inc. Phone 9063 227 South LaFayette Shelby, North Carolina ‘Say it with flowers and gifts’’ from Gilliatt’s Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of 1952 Sears, Roebuck, and Company Hudson Hosiery Company Manufacturers of Ladies Full Fashioned Hosiery Shelby, N. C. Hudson’s of Shelby Featuring “Weather-Bird’’ Shoes for boys and girls ‘‘Velvet Step’’ Shoes for ladies ‘ City Club’’ Shoes for men Whiteway Cleaners ‘‘Shelby’s oldest, largest, and best equipped plant’’ 209 North LaFayette Street Loy’s Men Shop Where ladies are always welcome The home of clothes that flatter because they fit. Shelby, North Carolina Compliments of Brewer's Beverly, Billy, and Johnny Union Trust Conipany Norris Lackey Motors Insurance Banking’ Trust hrysler — Pl th Member Federal Deposit Chrysler ymou Insurance Corporation Compliments of Carolina Dairy Shelby, North Carolina Grade A Milk — Ice Cream = Dairy Products 78 Sugar and spice and everything nice. . . Of course that’s what all girls are made of, and that’s why we enjoy preparing them, beauty-wise for their school days. Why not csi for an appointment today? You will receive the same attention and care your mother has come to rely on and appreciate. Shelby Beautician’s Club Owner Owner Windsor Shop......... Lillian Sams Betty Jean Shop ....Mrs. Rex Phillips Ideal Shop. ...... Mrs. Clyde Blanton Vivi-Anne Shop... . Mrs. Herbert Ellis Viola’s Shop ...... Mrs. Colon Goode Eugene Shop Mrs. Nell Cabiness Egyptian Shop...... Mrs. Grace Holt Fran’s Shop...... Mrs. Frances Doty Towery’s Shop ....Mrs. Glenn Towery Mary Lou’s Shop . Nancy Daniels Ramsey Shop ..... Miss Verda Ramsey Beauty Nook ....... Mrs. Nancy Mode Judy’s Shop enters Mrs. Pruett Compliments of 1911 1952 Quality and Service for over forty years Crest Store A. V. Wray and 6 Sons Sincere Best Wishes for Success Compliments of Moser Furniture Company conen’s ae of shally New Furniture Re-uphol stering E Cooking — Water Heating Nothing saved like quality Compliments of PULAN ( ara SERVICE Belk-Stevens Company Refrigeration — Heating Shelby, N. C. 212 South Washington Street Shelby, North Carolina Tillman’s Inc. Compliments of D. A. Beam Company C. C. Tillman, Manager Fir estone Tires Recapping Home and Auto Supplies Phone 9081 Shelby, N. C. 402-410 South LaFayette Street 80 Compliments of NAL CRO Se COLA My BEST BY TASTE -JEST BEUERAGES Nehi-Royal Crown Cola SxS) St it r S S SAAQY = SY 8 SS SSS SARA MAOADOY x Bottling Company SSAAALO i us Cleveland Springs Road Telephone 6041 JOSTEN’S Gest Wishes! Official jewelers to Shelby High School H. H. BAR-B-CUE LODGE Highway 18 North Shelby, N. C. Compliments of Shelby, North Carolina “Quality Merchandise at Popular Prices”’ CHARLES A--HOEY?. ING: General Insurance and Real Estate South Washington Street Phone 6353-54 Compliments of McDONALD ESSO STATION 701 South LaFayette Street Shelby, North Carolina Compliments of JAC. MCNEELY “‘The style center of Shelby and Cleveland County”’ Also delicious cakes and pies Bost’s Bakery Inc. Shelby, North Carolina Compliments of BALLANTINE MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Lincoln — Mercury SANITARY LUNCH 311 East Marion Shelby, N. C. SHELBY FLOOR COVERING J. LAWRENCE LACKEY MOTORS ‘ A covering for every room in the home”’ 205 South Washington Street Shelby, N. C. Buick Sales and Service Compliments of Don’t forget us JOYNERS’ SHOP, INC. at THE HOUSE OF FLOWERS 125 North LaFayette Street Dial 9067 221 East Marion Street Best Wishes Compliments to the class of ’52 of from A. V. DEDMON TRUCKING COMPANY HAMRICK JEWELERS Phones 9088 — 6759 Shelby’s Leading Jewelers for over fifty years. 83 STAR PUBLISHING COMPANY SHERER MOTORS DeSoto and Plymouth Sales and Service Publishers of The Shelby Daily Star @ Auto Body Works @ Factory Baked Enamel @ Wheel Aligning Commercial Printers @ Frames Straightened 217 East Warren Street Shelby, N. C. 116 North Morgan Street Shelby, N. C. CANIPE ELECTRIC SERVICE Compliments of WILSON TREE COMPANY, INC. 223 Harris Street Shelby, N. C. 814 West Warren Street Phone 4310 You can save safely at SMITH’S DRUGS A Carolina Institution”’ 4 East Warren Street Shelby, North Carolina Compliments of STERCHI’S FURNITURE COMPANY ‘It costs less to furnish your home at Sterchi's’’ Compliments of HOWARD BUSINESS COLLEGE (Formerly National Business College) New Location — 305 North LaFayette Street Compliments of FREEMAN’S SHOE STORE Shoes for all the family South LaFayette Street Compliments of J. C. FENMWEVS ‘‘With over 1600 stores”’ Your 1952 Cruiser Photographer Hord’s Studio Phone 4623 314 South LaFayette Street meat ae LEE’S OFFICE SUFPISn ° DIANA SHOP ‘‘The best in lingerie, sportswear, dresswear’’ Everything in School Supplies 210 South LaFayette Street Shelby, N. C. 1 East Marion Street Shelby, N. C Save Today Compliments of and Every Day at SHELBY CAFE SUTTLE’S DRUGS Shelby, N. C. Compliments of FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF SHELBY Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System oe ee - ‘ : a0 Wie i. | BANANA LASs SKIN wa! 4 en At WHRAR COL Wy AS PUR PANY ii t } LEU ae Wie tei Hi f oer i Wi EAN Dau he vy} Nh ; RN AN EW TAT UF Nh Faw He | PIRSA H WOR NAN V1 hh NYY} j A Mey f anh { i i, } vi } ify iN) fy AGA; Ath] tf 1 , if hy | 7 ah) Wile 4 Ii i i SES ANG Ayia} j : at dal Ve if A 1] ss; 4 ih ft) cos AN UE a SYAHE CHOW) RANA AA) AN pds % ny wh . ‘ A 7 t A ie MD) y} SN Za SH NG Sei K : a : NN, Whi Hi MN) WEE Wy Ni ! We | NO Ag We Ne eee Flea ar fle AS 6 Hii Wey Migs ij If} f HY (i! a MIE. bh et He i V4 ATA} }