Swannanoa High School - Cygnet Yearbook (Swannanoa, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1951 volume:

. A 7z a si fHE CYGNET PUBLISHED BY THE STUDENTS OF SWANNANOA HIGH SCHOOL Swannanoa, North Carolina VOLUME IV, 1951 Editor-In-Chief. Business Manager. Nadine Allen Carl Hall Production Manager Betty Bastarache DEDICATION This, the 1951 Volume of “The Cygnet, ” is dedicated to Mr. J. J. “Jug” Walden, because of the service he h as rendered our school. Through his influence, the interest in sports and good sportmanship has been greatly extended in Swannanoa High School. THE CYGNET Editor-In-Chief:.Nadine Allen Business Manager:.Carl Hall Production Manager:.Betty Bastarache Assembly Manager:..Martha Penley Typing Manager:...Betty Stroupe Assistant Editor:.Jewell Cooke Advertising Manager:..Thelma Mayfield Sales Manager:.Roy Nanney Ass’t. Production Manager: ... .Pat Stevens Typing Staff:.Peggy Rayburn Christine Cordel Wilma Church mm STIFF FACULTY MISS RACHEL BAKER Office MRS. RUTH CARLISLE Home Economics MR. DOUGLAS DAVIS Audio-Visual P.E. MISS BETTY ESTES Bible FACULTY MRS. ELMER DeBRUHL Mathematics MR. Y. L. MEDLIN English MR. SELMER R. NESKAUG Agriculture MRS. MARGARET K. ROWELL Language s- Librarian MRS. BETTY WADE Commercial MR. J. J. WALDEN History- P. E. MISS RUTH WHITE Science -P.E. MISS NANCY WRENN History -P.E. CLASS OFFICERS BRUCE DeBRUHL Science Club 1; F. F. A. 1; Beta Club 2, 3-Vice-Pres. , 4-Pres. ; Glee Club 1; Class Officer 3-Pres., 4- Pres. ; “S” Club 3, 4-Pres. ; Dramatics 4; Safety Pat¬ rol 3; Good Citizen 3; Junior Marshal. CARL HALL ‘ ‘S ” Club 1,2, 3,4-Treas.; Beta Club 2, 3-Treas., 4; Bible Club 4-Vice-Pres. ; Dramatics 4; Basketball 2, 3,4; Cheerleader 1,2, 3, 4; President of Class 1,2; Vice-Pres. of Class 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Paper Staff 4; Good Citizen 2; Junior Marshal. DAVID MILLER Beta Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 1,3; Dramatics 4; Science Club 1; Class Officer 2-Vice-Pres. 3-Sec.; 4-Sec.; Football 2, 3 ' , 4; “S” Club 3, 4; Safety Patrol 2,3. NADINE ALLEN F. H. A. 1,2-President, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4-Sec. ; Dramatics 4; Basketball 2, 3; Annual Staff 3-Ass ' t. Editor., 4-Editor-in-Chief; Junior Marshal; Paper Staff 4-Editor; Class Treasurer 2, 4; “S Club 2, 3, 4- Sec. ; Candidate, Football Queen 2; Square Dance T e am 3 . BARBARA ADAMS F.H.A. 1,2,3; Candidate, Football Queen 3; May Court 2; Science Club 3; Paper Staff 4. HARRY ADKINS “S” Club 2, 3,4; Football 2, 3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. LLOYD AYERS Science Club 2; Baseball 2; F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4-President. RAYMOND BALL Football 4; Baseball 3; “S” Club 4; Former School- Monogram Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 2,3,4; Football 3; Baseball 2. RAY BARTLETT F. F. A. 1,2,3,4. SIDNEY BASS F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4-Treasurer; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 1; Basketball 4. SENIORS BETTY BASTARACHE F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4-Reporter; Beta Club 2, 3, 4 -Treas¬ urer; Glee Club 1; Dramatics 4; Annual Staff 3-Ass ' t. Production Mgr. , 4-Production Mgr. ; Good Citizen 3; Paper Staff 4-Literary Editor; Softball 2; Runner- up for Blanton’s Spelling Contest. HARRY BATES F. F. A. 1,2, 3, 4; “S” Club 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4-Co- Captain; Safety Patrol 3. WILMA CHURCH Dramatics 4; Paper Staff 4; Bible Club 2; Annual Staff 4; Office Staff 4; F. H. A. 1; Blantons Spelling Contest Winner 2; Beta Club 4. MARY FRANCES CLAYTON Bible Club 4; Beta Club 3,4. SENIORS ROBERT COOPER F.F.A. 1; Beta Club 3,4; Science Club 1,3; Dram - atics 4; “S” Club 4; Basketball Mgr. 4; Junior Mar¬ shal; Safety Patrol 1,2, 3; Glee Club 1; Paper Staff 4; Class Officer 1-CO- Party Chairman; Office Staff 4; Bible Club 4; Blantons Spelling Contest Runner-Up; Sports Announcer for Football. CHRISTINE CORDELL F.H.A. 1,2; Award for Sportsmanship Essay 3; Dramatics 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4. ROBERT CREASMAN ROY CREASMAN F.F.A. 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics 4; Office Staff 4. SAM DUNCAN LLOYD EDWARDS SENIORS KEITH GANT F.F.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Office Staff 4. BARBARA GIBBS Dramatics 4; Science Club 1,2; F.jH.A. 1,2,3; Office Staff 4; Class Officer 1-Vice President, 2-Secretary; Glee Club 1. m m JOAN METCALF Chorus 1,2; Dramatics 4; Paper Staff 2; (Former School). HAROLD MOODY MARY RUTH OATES F. H. A. 1; Glee Club 1,2; Dramatics 4; Science Club 2; Paper Staff 4; Beta Club. PEGGY PEMBROKE F.H.A. 1,2; Chorus 1; Beta Club 3,4; Basketball 4; Dramatics 4; Science Club 1; Candidate, Spelling Conte st 2 . JOAN PENLAND F.H.A. 1,2,3, 4; Science Club 1 -Pres. , 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Bible Club 4. MARTHA PENLEY F.H.A. 1,2, 3,4; Parliamentarian; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; ‘ ' S ” Club 2, 3,4; Dramatics 4-Secretary; Junior Marshal; Candidate, Football Queen 2; Paper Staff 4-Ass’t. Editor; Annual Staff 4-Assembly Mgr. ; Homes of Tommorrow 3; Cheerleader 2, 3, 4;-Captain; Science Club 1 . SENIORS JANET PLUMMER Bible Club 1 -Pres. ; Science Club 3; F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1; Candidate, Football Queen 3,4; Dramatics 4-Vice-President; Office Staff 4. FRANCES ROBINSON PRESSLEY Good Citizen 2; Paper Staff 4; Beta Club 4. ROSA LEE RUSSELL F.H.A. 1; Dramatics 4; Paper Staff 4; Bible Club 2; Glee Club 1 . ELIZABETH SHOPE F.H.A. 1; Science Club. FRANCES SPIVEY F.H.A. 1; Science Club 1. BETTY STROUPE F.H.A. 1, 2-Reporter, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4-Vice President; Junior Marshal; ‘‘S’’ Club 4-Reporter; Dramatics 4-President; May Court 2; Paper Staff 4- Ass’t. Editor; Annual Staff 4-Typing Manager; Basket¬ ball 3,4; Square Dance Team 3. 1948 ONE FOR THE MONEY. .. . CLASS HISTORY High school at last. . . . crushes on Seniors. . . rush for lockers. . .Physical Ed. with Mr. Walden. . Morgan and Brown Homerooms. .Goodbye to Laura, Helen, Barbara, Dorothy, Peggy, and Evelyn. . .School’s first Annual. .Class Picnic at Blue Ridge . . F. H. A. Picnic at Lake Tomahawk ...Goodbye, Eugene, Corbin, Dee May, Paul, Cecil, J. V., Wilma, Ruth, Geraldine, Sandy, Grady, Eloise, and Joe. . . “One who starts at the bottom can sink no lower! ”. . . “Greater deeds await us. ”... Going. . . 1949 TWO FOR THE SHOW. . . . New faces and new teachers. . . “Silas Marner” . . . Pat Wingo. . . B. M. Barnwell. . . Football Queen Contest. . . May Court. . . Spelling Contest. . . Beta Club. . .Fashion show. . . F. F. A. . . . “S “ Club. . Good Citizen. . . Christmas Party. . . Miss Whites Biology Trips ... Class Picnic ... Refre shment stand at Halloween Carnival. . .Boys like girls . . .Girls like boys...F.H.A„ Party... Basket¬ ball. . . Softball. . . Football. . . Baseball. . . Mr s. Grace Freeman. .. Goodbye Bobby, Anne, Mil¬ dred, Ray, Bobby, and the people from the Orph¬ anage . . . Miss White and Mr. Neil Homerooms . . . Cheerleaders. . . Junior Class here we come . . . Vacation ahead. . . 1950 THREE TO GET READY. . . . “S ” Club. . .Science Club. . . Library Science . ..Safety Patrol. . .Football Queen Contest. . .Good¬ bye to J. D. , Anita, Clara, Wayne, and Bobby Carson. . .Football Banquet. . . Square Dance Team. . . Junior -Senior Banquet. . . First evening clothes...Carnations and Roses (4?). ..Club¬ house . . . Vacation just ahead...Senior Class here we come .... Going. 1951 AND FOUR TO GO. Seniors at last. . .first chance at choice lockers. . . Doug Davis (woo-woo!). . . Mrs. Press- ley. . .Newspaper. . .Halloween House of Horrors . . . Working on Annual. . . Beta Convention . . . F. H. A. Rally. . . Christmas Party. . . Big stocking for Bobby. . . Calling Cards and Invitations. . . Money, Money, Money, Money!... Class Plays. .. Korea . . .Draft Papers. . . Broken hearts. . .Girls won first game in Tournament. . . Senior Day. . . Doc Sisk. . .Everyone going steady. . . or unsteady. . . Gin?. . .Oh! . . .Baccalurate. . .Commencement ...Tears, goodbye school, more tears...New Alumni of Swannanoa Hi. Gone !. Going MS PROPHECY “Ah, come in, come in, what can I do for you my friends? What’s that you say? Oh, you want me to look into my crystal ball? All right. That’s what I, MADAME I. C. AWL, am here for. ’’ “Please be seated, my friends. I’m sure my crystal ball will be clear in a moment. There! It’s clearing up now. ” “My! My! Look what’s in the ball for today. It ' s the Seniors of 1951, in five years from now. ’’ “Do you see what I see? Look-’’ “Why, Barbara Adams and Glenn Brown have sailed into the. Sea of Matrimony! And look! Janet Plummer and Betty Bastarache have entered the Silvers family; Sidney Bass raises hunting dogs; Bruce DeBruhl is a very famous professor; Robert Creasman is an artist; Christine Cordell is now Mrs. Hobert Chapman; and would you look! Bernard Briggs is a movie star! Well, isn’t that nice? I hope they’re all happy. Well, lets get on with the rest of them-Oh, Frances R. Pressley now has three children- And would you look! Martha Penley and Garland are still debating on whether they should get married, or wait awhile. Well, I never! Look who’s in the armed forces! Harry Atkins and Keith Gant are in the F. B. I. (Fort Bragg Infantry!); Mary Ruth Oates is in the W. A. C. ‘s; Roy Creasman and Raymond Ball are in the U. S. Navy; and-Oh, my crystal ball just blacked out. We’ll have to wait a minute until it cools off. This is “hot stuff” you know. ’’ “Well, now let’s go on with the latest. Oh, here’s the redheads of the class. Lloyd Ayers is running a “used car lot ; Look at Wanda Jones! She has finally found her match! (He’s a red¬ head , too.) Now what is this? Why its Nadine Allen! She lives in Ohio, with her husband and two children. (Could his name be Paul?) There’s Elizabeth Shope ! She is working in Detroit, Michigan. (Cheez, kid, how are ya?); Bobby Hunter is a famous Doctor in New York; and, Doggon! Fran¬ ces Spivey has moved to Rotterdam, Holland. (I wonder why?) Now the Sports are in the highlight. Harry Bates is an All American Quarterback; Bobby Cooper is a Sports announcer over WWNC: Betty Stroupe is coaching basketball at Spillcorn High; Earlene McCall is a woman pilot; And Peggy Pembroke is the Manager of a new skating Rink. Now, some of the high schools are in the highlights, along with some of the colleges; Carl Hall is a Math teacher at the University of North Carolina; Ray Bratlett teaches typing in Nebo High School; Wilma Church is a missionary at David¬ son College. Well, there goes the crystal ball again! ’’ “My goodness! Barbara Gibbs runs her own Cafe; Rosa Lee Russell is a nurse in an Ashe¬ ville hospital; and look at Joan Metcalf. Where is she living? Why, it’s Buckeye! Could her hus¬ band’s name be Francis? And look at Harold Moody! He’s running Arthur Godfrey out of busi¬ ness. Joan Penland lives in Grovemont; David Miller directs the movies in Hollywood; Lloyd Edwards is the midget in a circus. Well, things are beginning to fade out, so with Elizabeth Greene working as the head lib¬ rarian in Pack Memorial Library, we’ll put away the crystal ball for another year. Come back again my friends, and we ’ll have some more fun with my crystal ball. SUPERLATIVES 1. Most Popular.Janet Plummer, Lloyd Ayers 2. Most Friendly.Betty Stroupe, Harry Bates 3. Best Personality.Joan Metcalf, Bernard Briggs 4. Most Intellectual.Wilma Church, Carl Hall 5. Most Athletic. Peggy Pembroke, Harry Adkins 6. Most Talented.Frances Spivey, Loyd Edwards 7. Most Dependable. . . .Bruce DeBruhl, Earlene McCall 8. Best Looking.Martha Penley, Bernard Briggs 9. Most Original.Barbara Gibbs, David Miller 10. Wittiest.Betty Bastarache, Harold Moody 11. Best Dressed.Keith Gant, Barbara Gibbs 12. Most Likely to Succeed .... Nadine Allen, Carl Hall Honorable Mention: Jim Stroupe, Jackie Netherton, Jim Webb, Peggy Towe, and Ray Suttle. Not Present for picture, Barbara Vanover. BRUCE DeBRUHL V aledictor ian NADINE ALLEN Salutatorian MARTHA PENLEY Third Honor Student CITIZENS DAVID MILLER BETTY BASTARACHE JUNIOR CLASS BARBARA ALLEN BILL ALLEN LEONA BALDWIN JAMES BANKS FAYE BARTLETT NORMAN BURNETTE ROBERT CHAMBERS FRANK CLINE JEWELL COOKE ALAN CRABTREE GRAHAM CREASMAN ROBERT DYER ANN EARLEY BARBARA ELLER JOHN FORTUNE JUNIOR CUSS ELAINE FOX MAXINE GARDNER LLOYD GRAGG BETTY GREENE CARROL GREENE LYLE GREENE CHARLES HALL ILA HOLBERT JAMES HUNTSINGER FREDA HYAMS JAMES JOHNSON EDMOND KLEYWEGT LUCILLE LIZOTTE THELMA MAYFIELD JERRY McMILLAN mm cuss PEGGY MOSER ROY NANNEY HILLIARD OWEN HARRY PADGETT BETTY PINKERTON JAMES PRUIT FRANK PULLIUM PEGGY RAYBURN DAN RED MON JAMES RICKARD BEATRICE ROBINSON EDNA ROBINSON BILLY ROGERS JUNE ROPER DOYCE SETTLE mm class RALPH SHOOK BETTY LOU SLAGLE FRANKLIN SPANN HAROLD SPIVEY NANCY STANTON PATRICIA STEVENS CLINTON STRICKLAND SEWELL STRICKLAND ZELDA TEEMS PEGGY TOWE BETTY VESS JIMMY WEBB EDWARD WILSON KENNY WOODS SOPHOMORE CUSS FIRST ROW: J. Ward, K. Davidson, W. Reed, J. Ensley, Sec.-Treas. ; H. Allen, Pres.; B. Vanover, Vice-Pres.; J. Phillips, D. Gant, Miss Wrenn. SECOND ROW: J. Weatherly, B. Smith, J. Shope, B. Clark, B. Spivey, I. Cody, B. Pruitt, J. Banks, M. Martin. THIRD ROW: K. Surrett, H. Wright, B. Stickleather, R. Allen, C. Fender, J. Fender, C. Hughey, F. Dills. FIRST ROW: J. Adams, A. Coggins, J. Hunter, T. Jackson, A. Merrick, A. Young, A. Bartlett, Mr. Walden. SECOND ROW: B. Gragg, F. Waldrup, R. B. Rhymer, E. Ledford, R. Allen, S. Brown, J. Stroupe, B. Slagle, M. Moody. THIRD ROW: P. Spivey, T. Ingle, A. Bartlett, S. Lewis, R. Harri¬ son, S. Travis, D. Peek, R. Allen. FRESHMAN CLASS FIRST ROW: M. Gragg, J. Vess, R. Suttles, B. Bartlett, J. Miller, D. Wilkerson, P. Hutchins, P. Yowe, J. Netherton, M. Cooke, Miss White. SECOND ROW: J. Harper, B. Dillingham, D. Luckadoo, D. Byas, C. Porter, M. Simms, S. McClure, J. Stuart, D. Young. THIRD ROW: R. Rogers, W. Rainwater, J. Mclnturff, J. C. Wright, J. Jones, E. Rickard, B. Creasman, W. McCraw, T. Stevens, L. Woods. NOT PRESENT: S. Vess, M. Alexander, M. Bradley, L. Wilson, G. McMahan. FIRST ROW: G. Peek, J, Gibbs, L. Allen, M. Andrews, B. Riddle, L. Mc¬ Intosh, B. Settles, B. Maynor, W. Church, C. Owens, J. Hyams. SECOND ROW: W. Boone, B. Bateman, F. Grant, W. Pullium, A. Brown, R. Biggs, E. Mayfield, J. McMahan, B, McPeters, D. Riddle, Mr. Medlin. THIRD ROW: F. McCuen, J. Ballard, J. Allen, R. Suttles, R. Pinkerton, ' D. Rad- cliff, H. Owenby, C. Byas, T. Jordon, H. Thompson. NOT PRESENT: B. Ray, J. Trantham. ■iimiiil T CLUB Bruce DeBruhl Jim Webb. Nadine Allen . . Carl Hall. Betty Stroupe . Mr. Walden . . .Pre sident Vice President .... Secretary . . . . Treasurer , . . . . Reporter ..Sponsor FIRST ROW: Miss White, Miss Wrenn, Bernard Briggs, Betty Stroupe, Jim Webb, Nadine Allen, Carl Hall, Bruce DeBruhl, Raymond Ball, Corbit Hugh¬ ey, HarryAdkins, Mr. Walden. SECOND ROW: Jim Ward, Elaine Fox, Imo- gene Cody, Zelda Teems, Jim Huntsinger, Thelma Mayfield, David Miller, Martha Penley, Bill Allen, Jim Stroupe. THIRD ROW: Bobby Gregg, Sewell Strickland, Ralph Shook, Bill Rogers, Harry Bates, Ed Wilson, Kenny Woods, Tommy Jackson, Roy Nanney. DeBRUHL Pre sident VJEBS V ice P es1 ' ident Vi ce p Up E side ALLEN Secretary BETA CLUB FIRST ROW: Betty Vess, Billy Rogers. SECOND ROW: Jim Webb, Bruce De- Bruhl, Nadine Allen, Betty Bastarache, Betty Stroupe. THIRD ROW: Elaine Fox, Nancy Stanton, Peggy Pembroke, Jewell Cooke, Joan Penland, Martha Penley, Zelda Teems, Mary Frances Clayton, Bobby Cooper, Carl Hall. FOURTH ROW: Mrs. Rowell, Sponsor, Peggy Rayburn, Thelma Mayfield, Pat Stevens, Barbara Vanover, Shirley Brown, David Miller, Sidney Bass, Alan Coggins, Hershal Wright. FIRST ROW: Mary F. Clayton, Walter Reed, Joan Penland, Zelda Teems, Thelma Mayfield, Carl Hall, Jewell Cooke, Barbara Vanover, Maxine Gardner, Faye Bartlett, Miss Estes, Freda Hyams. SECOND ROW: Betty Slagle, Imo- gene Cody, Mary Cooke, Mary Andrews, Lillian McIntosh, Barbara Maynor, Betty Suttles, Roma Biggs, Betty Riddle, Bobby Cooper. THIRD ROW: Anne Brown, Barbara Clarke, Joyce Stuart, Joyce McMahan, Biddie McPeters. FOURTH ROW: Doris Peek, Elaine Fox, Ruby Allen, Barbara Spivey, Phyllis Hutchins, Christine Owens, Willie Church, Joyce Shope, Carolyn Porter. FIFTH ROW: Betty Smith, Joyce Weatherly, Jo Mary Mclnturf, Betty Greene, Peggy Towe, Ila Mae Holbert, June Roper. PADGETT Pre sident MAYFIELD Treasurer VESS ALLEN SAFETY PATROL FRONT ROW: Miss White, Laurel Allen, Floyd Waldrup, Bobby Creasman, Harold Moody, Walter Reed, Sewell Strickland,. Austin Merrick. SECOND ROW: Alan Coggins, Redgie Allen, Alan Crabtree, Robert Dyer, Jerry McMillan. THIRD ROW: Hershal Wright, Edmond Kleywegt, James Johnson, Floyd Dills. TOP ROW: James Ballard, Norman Burnette, Junior Phillips, Jimmy Adams, Bobby Bateman, Alva Bartlett. FIRST ROW: Joan Ensley, Joan Penland, Nadine Allen, Zelda Teems, Lucille Lizotte, Betty Bastarache, Mary Moody. SECOND ROW: Faye Bartlett, Betty Slagle, Jewell Cooke, Thelma Mayfield, Peggy Rayburn, Martha Penley, Pat Stevens, Freda Hyams, Betty Vess, Maxine Gardner, Leona Baldwin, Elaine Fox. THIRD ROW: Rubena Allen, Joyce Weather¬ ly, Betty Lou Smith, Joyce Shope, Eva Nell Ledford, Mae Martin, Barbara Spivey, Barbara Clark, Shirley Lewis, Phyllis Spivey, Betty Stroupe. FOURTH ROW: Barbara Vanover, Betty Pruitt, Shirley Brown, Imogene Cody, Ruby Allen, Alma Bartlett. FIFTH ROW: Barbara Dillingham, Roma Biggs, Christine Owens, Lillian McIntosh, Mary Jo Cooke, Phyllis Hutchins, Jackie Netherton, Biddie McPeters, Peggy Yowe. SIXTH ROW: Anne Brown, Jacqueline Harper, Evelyn Mayfield, Mrs. Carlyle, Joyce Stuart, Shirley Mc¬ Clure, Mary Ellen Simms, Joyce McMachan, Carolyn Porter, Jo Mary Mclnturf. AYERS President Vice -Pr esi ' dent MOTTO: Learning to do, Doing to learn, Earning to live, Living to serve. FIRST ROW: Tommy Jordan, Donald Radcliff, Laurel Allen, Dick Riddle, William Boone, Jim Ballard, Marion Gregg, Lloyd Gregg, Graham Creasman, Jim Adams, Allen Coggins, Roy Suttles, Charles Byas, Earl Rickard. SECOND ROW: Lyle Greene, Doyce Settles, Carrol Greene, Dan Redmon, Harold Moody, Jim Huntsinger. THIRD ROW: Jack Allen, Keith Gant, Harold Spivey, Ray Bartlett, Mr. Neskaug, Loyd Ayers, John Fortune, Jack Hunter. FOURTH ROW: Frank Cline, Charles Fender, Austin Merrick, Kenneth Davis, Ray Suttles. FIFTH ROW: Bill Rogers, Loyd Edwards, Sam Duncan, Sidney Bass, Ken¬ neth Surrett, Harold Allen, Boyce Bartlett. SIXTH ROW: Charles Row, Bob Bateman, Ray Pinkerton, Junior Phillips, Alva Bartlett, Woodrow Pullium, James Vess. FRONT ROW: Lawrence Wood, Tommy Stevens, Robert Rogers, Walter Mc- Craw, Dean Wilkerson, Ray Suttles, Walter Rainwater. SECOND ROW: Leona Baldwin, Joyce Shope, Betty Pruitt, Imogene Cody, ElaineFox, Barbara Clark, Betty Greene, Janette Banks, Lucille Lizotte, June Roper, David Young. THIRD ROW: Austin Merrick, Barbara Vanover, Walter Reed, Joanne Ensley, Barbara Spivey, Don Luckadoo, Joan Penland, Miss White. MERRICK President BALDWIN T reasure r SffiH TROOPERS FIRST ROW: Bruce DeBruhl, Janet Plummer, Barbara Gibbs, Betty Stroupe, Martha Penley, Carl Hall. SECOND ROW: Bobby Cooper, Betty Bastarache, Nadine Allen, Joan Metcalf, Christine Cordell, David Miller. THIRD ROW: Roy Creasman, Rosa Russell, Mary Ruth Oates, Wilma Church, Bobby Creas- man, Mrs. DeBruhl, Sponsor. SEATED: Freda Hyams, Rosa Russell, Bobby Cooper, Wilma Church, Peggy Towe. STANDING: Mary Edna Andrews, Betty Bastarache, Martha Penley, Nadine Alien-Editor, Betty Stroupe, Carl Hall, Mrs. Wade, Mr. Medlin. ALLEN Editor LIBRARY SCIENCE - Bobby Creasman Betty Pinkerton Elizabeth Greene Wanda Jone s Frances R. Pressley Barbara Allen Mrs. Rowell Earlene McCall Rosa Lee Russell Mary Ruth Oates OFFICE PRACTICE Barbara Gibbs Keith Gant Bobby Cooper Roy Creasman Janet Plummer Barbara Eller Mr. Howell Peggy Pembroke Miss Baker Wilma Church Not present when picture was made: Glenn Brown VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM We They We They Mars Hill 0 45 Cranberry 0 27 Sand Hill 0 26 W oodfin 0 26 Weave rville 7 20 Mar shall 1 3 20 Candler 0 18 Black Mountain 6 30 F airview 0 6 Oakley 6 2 FIRST ROW: Ralph Shook, Marvin Slaughter, Hilliard Owens, Kenny Woods, Corbit Hughey, Sewell Strickland, Jim Stroupe, Jim Ward. SECOND ROW: Ed Wilson, Dan Redmon, Jim Webb, Roy Nanney, Raymond Ball, Bill Allen- Co-Captain, Frank Pullium, Charles Hall, Alan C rabtree . Not presentwhen picture was made: Harry Bates-Co-Captain, David Miller. FIRST ROW: Patton, McCraw, Reed, Jackson, Fox - Manage r, Rogers, Roy Suttles, Koon, Ray Suttles. SECOND ROW: Pruett, Bartlett, Berlson, Span, Forthun, Gibbs, McMahan, Slagle, Jolly, Jones, Surrett, Merill, Ayers, Miller. GIRL’S BASKETBALL FIRST ROW: Joyce McMahan, Pat Stevens, Peggy Pembroke, Betty Stroupe, Elaine Fox. SECOND ROW: Thelma Mayfield, Peggy Rayburn, Betty Slagle, Faye Bartlett, Freda Hyams, Maxine Gardne r. GIRL’S BASKETBALL ROUNDUP Date Opposing Team Played We They Dec. 12 Oakley. 23 35 Dec. 15. Mars Hill. 23 52 Jan. 9 Warren Wilson . . . 27 51 Jan. 12 Woodfin. 31 26 Jan. 16 Oakley . . . 23 44 Jan. 19 Red Oak . 29 36 Jan. 2 3 Black Mountain . . . 26 55 Jan. 26 Mars Hill. 21 64 Jan. 30 Fairview. 27 55 Feb. 6 Candler. 41 57 Feb. 7 Red Oak . 23 35 Feb. 13 Candler . 33 57 Feb. 16 Black Mountain . . . 19 42 Feb. 20 Woodfin. 33 39 Feb. 23 Fairview . 17 27 Feb. 26 Warren Wilson ... 41 51 BOY’S BASKETBALL BOY’S BASKETBALL ROUNDUP Date Opposing Team Place Played We They Dec, 12 Oakley. . Here 21 42 Dec. 15 Mars Hill. 26 37 Jan. 9 Warren Wilson. 35 45 Jan. 12 W oodfin. 32 30 Jan. 16 Oakley. 28 52 Jan. 19 Red Oak. 50 29 Jan. 23 Black Mountain 40 59 Jan. 26 Mars Hill. 40 55 Jan. 30 Fairview . 43 45 Feb. 6 Candler . 33 44 Feb. 7 Red Oak . 60 49 Feb. 13 Candler. 32 45 Feb. 16 Black Mountain. 45 63 Feb. 20 W oodfin. 39 63 Feb. 23 Fairview . Feb. 26 Warren Wilson FIRST ROW: Jim Stroupe, Kenny Woods, Jim Huntsinger, Bill Allen, Carl Hall. SECOND ROW: Bobby Cooper-Mgr. , Dan Redmon, James Johnson, Harry Atkins, Bobby Creasman, Mr. Davis -Coach. FOOTBALL QUEEN CANDIDATES Janet Plummer Peggy Towe Zelda Teems Shirley Travis Betty Smith Betty RidJle Betty Creasman ZELDA TEEMS, Queen CHEER LEADERS Zelda Teems, Ruby Allen, Betty Vess, Martha Penley, Imogene Cody Jr ■ f L «L ' at i BpB Beacon Blankets make warm friends! Swannanoa North Carolina ASHEVILLE MAC’S TIRE SUPPLY CO. SHOWCASE FIXTURE Auto Parts And Accessories COMPANY Household Appliances Bill Rocamora Hardware - Paints Phone 3-3676 Sporting Goods-Wheel Goods 57-59 Broadway Phone - 728 3 Complete Restaurant Outfitters Swannanoa North Carolina Asheville North Carolina Sell Lucky Star School Sup plies Featuring 39,101 Prize s SEAWRIGHT FLORIST Including Bicycles, Radios, Wrist Watches, Roller Skates, Pen and Pencil Sets Cotton Avenue Excellent Quality Paper Black Mountain Phone 7262 BUFORD-LANGE CO. 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