Sylva High School - Hurricane Yearbook (Sylva, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1957 volume:

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As an expression of our love and gratitude for the true friendship and loyal support they have given us, we dedicate this HURRICANE of 1957 to Mrs. Sally Mae Campbell and Mr. Joe C. Sellers. Their sincere interest in our problems and their keen sense of humor have helped to show us a more hopeful view of life. SW! f, LOU?- d dl Ereshrr1auEdrror lime X EC1topadLove :ren e S onsots o rtor rme Frsher WS C mpx-,ell Co Copy Edrror B111 Nrcholsou M155 Ne Arr Edrror Sally Wlebe Nu Sanus Adverusmg Edrror Tom McClure Paralee Allrsou Treasurer Manly Sub Edrtor Nancy Ashe Feature Edrtor Brll Collrus urerrh Photo Edrtor loe Mo Gary Sellers f Sports Edrror Queen ,- Busmess Mgr Larry Co Iumor Edrtor Iuue Mc y Ella Mae Massrugale Sophomore Ed 2' Z-'fl f . - :y . I P 1 A . a a 1 X . a - : X ' xy 1 n 1 : . 'X Org. Editor: ' - 'Z - X - : ' n Gillespie -X 'L-1 51 '- XA .I 2. . . I X Xp yy . . 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SENIOR MRS, CAMPBELL MR, SELLERS JOHNNY CARNES KATIE HOYLE i Q ewan Uffcbeww LOVE BRENDLE, Reporter ANNE FISHER, Treasurer TOM McCLURE, Vice President PARALEE ALLISON, Secretary LARRY QUEEN, President ,tx Wanna Valedictorian Salutatorian PARA LEE ALLISON MARILYN GILLESPIE eackva IO ANNE BRADLEY - ANNE FISHER- SALLY WIEBE - GAIL ALLEN HENRY BRADBURN - LARRY QUEEN NANCY ASHE Ambition: Leave Sylva and never return. FHA l,2,33 Drivers' Training 33 Dra- matics 23 Annual Staff 4. CARRIE BELLE AUSTIN Ambition: To help others. Handicraft Club 23 Chorus 2. I fl Yffd , f V .fQT !D'i GAIL BROOKS ALLEN Ambition: To be a good homemaker and to rear two children. Chorus 3g Drivers' Training 33 Bus Driver 43 Beta Club 2,3,4Q Chemistry 4. PAMXLEE ALLISON Ambition: To leave this world with a satisfied mind. Beta Club 2,3.4: Class Secretary 43 An- nual Staff 43 Homeroom Treasurer 23 Library Assistant 3,43 Most Likely to Succeed Girl 43 Junior Marshal: Field Day WC. GORDON BAKER Ambition: Airforce. Football 1, 2, 3.4, All Western Carolina 43 Baseball 3.4: Science Club 23 Paper Staff 43 Dramatics 4. BETTY BECK Ambition: To be a good housewife. LEWIS BLANTON Ambition: T o graduate from Sylva High School. FFA 1.2. HENRY BRADBURN Ambition: Aeronautical Engineer. Science Club 2: Beta Club 3.4: Most Studious Boy 4. GILBERT BESS Ambition: Electrical Engineer. Band 1: Current Events Club 2: Science Club 2. CAROLYN ROSE BLANKENSHIP Ambition: College. Chorus 1.4: Waitress Junior-Senior Banquet 2: Winner Fire Prevention Essay Contest 4. IO ANNE BRADLEY Ambition: College - Math and Science Major. FHA 1: Dramatics 2: Chemistry Club 4: Beta Club 2, 3.4: Junior Marshal 3: Bio- logy Award 2. TOMMY BRADLEY Ambition: To have thirteen boys like Einstein. FHA 1.2: Science Club 2: Monogram Club 2, 3.4: Most Popular Girl 4: Cheer- leader 3, Chief 4: Football Queen Candi date 4: Basketball 2.3.4. SHELBA BUMGARNER Ambition: Telephone operator. Chorus 35 Drivers' Training 3. SHELBA JEAN CALLAHAN Ambition: College . FHA 15 Current Events 25 Drivers' Training 35 Journalism 3. LOVE MORGAN BRENDLE Ambition: College . FHA 15 Chorus 1,35 Beta Club 2.3. Reporter 45 Football Queen's Court 1, 2. 3,45 Waitress J unior-Senior Banquet 25 Banquet Planning Committee 35 Best All-Round Girl 45 Editor-in-Chief of Annual 45 Editor of Paper 45 Drivers' Training 3. JOHNNY BRIDGES Ambition: To see the world. FFA 1,25 Journalism 4. DOUGLAS CAMPBELL Ambition: Business school. Journalism 2,45 Nearest Boy 4. HAZEL CARNES Ambition: To go back to the state of Washington. Chorus 35 Prettiest Girl 45 Queen of Hearts Candidate 3. FRANK COOK Ambition: To get out of high school. Football 1.2: Banquet Committee 3: FFA 1.2: Paper Staff 4: Bus Driver 3 Dramatics 4. REECE COOK Ambition: To see the world. FFA 1, 2: Football 1,2: Bus Driver 4. JEAN COGDILL Ambition: Beauty operator. Canton 1.2: 4-H 1: Nurse 2: Science 1: Drivers' Training 4: Chorus 4. BILL COLLINS Ambition: To be the next Register of Deeds for Jackson County. Current Events 2: Waiter Junior-Senior Banquet 2: Vice President 2: Baseball 2, 3.4: Basketball 2.3: Football 2,3,4: Most Popular Boy 4: Annual Staff 4. IOLENE COOPER Ambition: Psychologist. Chorus 1.2: FHA 1,2,3: Dramatics 2: Drivers' Training 3: Waitress Junior- Senior Banquet 2. BET SY CRAWFORD Ambition: Medicine. FHA 1: Chorus 1: Monogram Club 2.3. 4: Science Club 2: Cheerleader 2,3,4: Football Queen's Court 1.2, Queen 4: Harvest Queen 3: Chemistry Club 4: Drivers' Training 2: Office Practice 4. SAMMY DILLARD Ambition: Join Air Force and stay for twenty years. Football 2: Bus Driver 3.4: Handicraft Club 2: Most Handsome 4. BARBARA ELDERS Ambition: Telephone operator. Chorus 3: Drivers' Training 3: Arts and Crafts 2: Journalism 4: Dramatics 4. PEGGY JO CRAWFORD Ambition: Colle ge. FHA 1: Dramatics 2: Bus Driver 4. PHILLIP DILLARD Ambition: To succeed in everything I do. Football 2, 3.4: Journalism 4. PEGGY EXTINE Ambition: To own a new Mercury. Chorus 3: Dramatics 1: Driver Training 3 Journalism 4: Dramatics 4. ANNE FISHER Ambition: Business education and to get a degree as a MRS, Dramatics 2: Beta Club 2, Vice President 3, President 4: Class Vice President 2: Treasurer 4: Field Day WCC 3: Junior- Senior Banquet Committee 2: Junior Marshal 3: Co-copy Editor Annual Staff 4: Best Personality Girl 4. EDWARD GIBSON Ambition: To get out of Sylva High School. Football 1.2.33 Class President 2g Paper Staff 4g Dramatics 43 Banquet Planning Committee 33 Best Personality 4. JOE GINN Ambition: Business. Band 1,23 Chorus 1.25 Journalism 2: Dance Band for Junior -Senior Banquet 2g Office Practice 4. H. L. FRADY Ambition: To join the Air Force and see the world. Football 2.3.43 Baseball 2.3.4. JIM FRANKLIN Ambition: To become a pool shark. Bus Driver 3. MARILYN GILLESPIE Ambition: To outsmart Sherlock Holmes FFA 1.45 Beta Club 2.3.43 Chorus 1.2: Annual Staff Treasurer 45 Most Studious Girl 4: Junior Marshal 3. DENNY GREEN Ambition: To be a good husband. Chorus 3.45 Drivers' Training 4: Safety Club 2, 3. WALTER HENSON Ambition: To take Elvis Presley 's place. Monogram Club 2.3.43 Football l,2,3. 4. Co-Captain 43 Basketball 2.3.4, Co- captain 3, Captain 43 Baseball 1.2.3. 4: Civics Club 23 Most Athletic Boy 4. ROBERT L. HOLDEN Ambition: Draftsman. Football 1,2.3.4. Captain 43 Baseball 1,3.4: Band 1.2.43 Science Club 23 Chemistry Club 43 Monogram 3,43 All SMC 4. RONNIE HARRIS Ambition: Barber College. Band 1.23 Journalism 23 Art Editor 43 Safety Award 33 Chorus 13 Dramatics 4 PERRY HENRY Ambition: Mechanic. FFA 1, 2, 3, 4 . BEATRICE HOWELL Ambition: To get a date with Elvis Presley. Dramatics 23 Driver Training 33 Society Editor of School PBPCIQ Neatest Girl 4. ALICE I-IUFF Ambition: Teacher. Beta Club 3,43 Glee Club 1.2.33 Dra- matics 23 FHA 13 Band 43 I Speak for Democracy 33 Banquet Planning Com- mittee 3. THOMAS A. LEDBETTER B edwe tter Ambition: Research Chemist. Football 2,3,4: Beta Club 3,4: Most Likely to Succeed Boy 4: Waiter Junior- Senior Banquet 2: Basketball 2, 3,4: Class President 2: Science Club 2. PATSY LEWIS Ambition: To get out of Sylva. Basketball 2,3,4: Cheerleader 1: Chorus 1.2: Monogram Club l,2,3,4: Candidate for Harvest Queen 4: Most Athletic Girl 4. BOBBY JACOBS Ambition: Air Force. FFA l,2,3,4: Chorus 3: Journalism 4: Dramatics 4: Basketball 2. GLENN JONES Ambition: Air Force. FFA 1,2,3, President 4: Dramatics 4: Football 3,4: Journalism 4. TOM MASON Ambition: Next President of Dog Patch.' Class Vice President 3: Waiter Junior- Senior Banquet 2: Football 1.2, 3.4: Basketball 2.3: Banquet Planning Com- mittee. THOMAS E. McCLURE Ambition: County Farm Agent. 4-HClub 1,2,3.4, Reporter 2, President 3.4: FFA 1,2.3: Buddy Bryson Award 3: Class Vice President 4: Banquet Planning Committee 3: Annual Staff 4. BILL NICHOLSON Ambition: To be as great as Elvis Presley. Band 1.2: Dramatics 4: Waiter Junior- Senior Banquet 2: Banquet Planning Committee 3: Library 3: Annual Staff 4: Business Manager School Paper 4: Science 1: Journalism 4. MARY HILDA NORMAN Ambition: Secretary. IOE MONTEITH Ambition: To be a pilot on a jet bomber Handicraft 2: Football 2.3.43 Basket- ball 4: Journalism 4: Annual Staff 4. KATHLEEN MOODY Ambition: If the world ends tomorrow, let me die talking. FHA 1.2: Drivers' Training 3: Chorus 3: Library 3.4: Journalism 4: School Paper Staff 4: Dramatics 4. 9 LYNNE PANNELL Ambition: To drive a transfer truck with a L-bow in it. Chorus 3: Drivers' Training 3: Library 3: Queen of Hearts Court 3: Journalism 4: Dramatic 4: Paper Staff 4: Bus Driver 4. BENNY PARRIS Ambition: To grow a money tree. Science 1: Drivers' Training 2: Office Practice 4. LARRY QUEEN Ambition: To make a fortune and retire at eighteen. Class President 3,45 Chemistry Club President 4: Basketball 1,2,3.4g Waiter Junior-Senior Banquet 23 Annual Staff 4: Best All-Round Boy 4s Monogram 3.4: Junior Marshal 3. LORRAINE RABY Ambition: To get out of school as soon as possible. Journalism 33 Dramatics 33 Chorus. J. D. PATTERSON Ambition: X-Ray technician. Brevard lg 4-H lg Journalism 4g Dra- matics 4: Football 3,43 Bus Driver 45 Monogram 3.4. I. D. PLEMMONS Ambition: Patrolman. Handicraft 2: Drivers' Training 3: Journalism 3. SI-IELBA JEAN RAY Ambition: To be someone everyone will like. Journalism 45 Drarnatics 4. JACKIE REVIS Ambition: Manager of an A 8s P Store. Journalism 4g Dramatics 4g FFA 1.2.3. 43 Wittiest Boy 45 Waiter Junior-Senior Banquet'2. ANNE SMITH Ambition: Go to Russia. Band 1.2.43 Chorus 3: Dramatics 2: Beta Club 2.45 Drivers' Training 3 CARL SMITH Ambition: To be a sailor. FFA 1.2.3,4: Journalism 3g Safety Patrol 2: Drivers' Training 3. MARY ELLEN SELLERS Ambition: Beauty operator. FHA 1,2.3: Chorus 3,43 Drivers' Train- ing 4. GARY SELLERS Ambition: To put the west end of Mill and Main back into darkness. FFA 1.2.3, Treasurer 43 4-H 1.23 Bus Driver 3,43 Journalism 4: Football 2. 3. 45 Annual staff 43 Basketball 1.23 Ban- quet Planning Committee 3g Baseball Manager 1.2.3. RONALD SMITH NINA LEE SNYDER Ambition: To make a successful wife to Duayne. FHA 1.2: Chorus 1.2: Drivers' Training 3: Journalism 4. HUEY SUTTON Ambition: College Science Club lg Dramatics 3g FFA 2, 3: Driver Training 3. RAY TOLBERT Ambition: Air Force. FFA 1,2,3,4: Science Club 1: Journalism 4. LARRY STANBERRY Ambition: Air Force. Waiter Junior-Senior Banquet 2g Basket ball 2.3.45 Band 1,2,4:I0uma.1ism 4: Football 33 Baseball l,3,4g Monogram 3,4. MARY JENESE SUTTON Ambition: Model for stout ladies clothes. FHA lg Journalism 23 Chorus 1.3. JOE THOMPSON HELEN WARD Ambition: Nurse. Chorus 3: Journalism 3: Chemistry 4: Driver Training 3. IRENE WILKEY Ambition: To make a success in the future. FHA 3,4: Handicraft Vice President 2. GENE WILLIAMSON Ambition: To serve in the Air Force. Science 1: FFA 2, 3: Journalism 4. i HERMAN WARD Ambition: To get married at 89. FFA 1,2.3.4: Chorus 3: 4-H Club 1. SALLY ANN WIEBE Ambition: Out talk Larry Queen. Virginia Beach High School 1,2: Art Club 2: French Club Treasurer 2: Who'l Who Club 1.2: FHA 4: Junior Marshal 3: Beta Club 3.4: Junior-Senior Banquet Committee 3: Art Editor of Annual 4: Most Talented Girl 4. 1 5' GUIDANCE LEA DERSHIP LOVE COOPERA TION 744016064 A necessary element in order to insure a successful journey. Be- cause he has done much for the successful betterment of our schoolg he has set us an example of good sportsmanship and cooperation with others: he has helped to guide us through our problems and difficulties: and because he is a good friend as well as an excellent principal, we, the Senior Class of 1957, offer our sincere thanks to Mr. Hooper. The business of a leader is to turn our weaknesses into strength, obstacles into stepping stones, and disasters into triumphs. The class of 1957, in publishing this edition of The Hurricane, will be ever mindful of the high quality of leadership displayed by' our teachers during our years at Sylva High School. We turn to them instinctively for advice and direction and we trust their judgment unfalteringly. Under their leadership our school has progressed, not only in the building of an outstanding institution of learning, but also in the forming of the character of its students. We, the Seniors, wish to pay tribute to our teachers without,whose interest and guidance we would not be properly fitted to live in the spirit of truth, honorg freedom and courtesy. This word has been defined as a strong affection for another person such as the devotion of a parent to a child. No finer example of love has been displayed than that of our parents in helping us to secure an education. They have toiled long and hard in order to provide for us not only the necessities for school but also the extras. We have, through the years, accepted without much thought all they have offered such as: the money for the New York- Washington trip so freely given that we might have an experience which they have not hadg 'the new formal or suit for the Junior-Senior Banquet, as well as new clothes on many other occasions, that Sylva High might be proud of the appearance of its studentsg the money donated for the many worthwhile projects and the time given to support these projects. Now that we have come to the end of our high school career, we want to pause to tell them we sincerely appreciate all they have done and all the sacrifices they have made in love and devotion. The cornerstone upon which a successful community is built! To the benefactors of Sylva High School - the business people, patrons, and friends - for their understanding, their assistance and interest, we give our appreciation and gratitude. 45. ffiQ:1' ,- ff. 1 , j ,?QlL .','.j-1.1-551 J 'P 4 Q 1 I 1 ' E THQ EETEST THIRG 1 wMsr:fwf, wMGl- wwf? nygilk 'r SAMMY DILLARD HA ZEL CARNES 6 Qu iw! :.,,. ' ' ,H V e r!g.'?s',? 'sy ' ' -if ggfvvr -4' 7 , i,,. A, Q' L: -. Q fx 4 2 mn ' SSL-Q .Q - Q-is f XR. xi Q 545 :Q . 2555 Ls - S-i 9 9S 2'L-'M i BILL COLLINS p TOMMYE BRADLEY Xxx xx 3' X N Q YFXK SX ? 2645 1435- fgldldtd . 5, , ' ,.::QE::ELzV7P2 Ex if 'iwfi b iifii 'f :rf-vi: i-fiij--i fi- , 4 s,fs2'I P 'm A 1 , , ..i-.i-mfflzggf ff r+z1ff:f?N ??,: ,- 1 '- F . :- . :ww . ,.i,,g'gf'v5Qjvy,.,i.7z ,.f,,,L - 1 My-Q , ,g:,.i,' -M. ,. - : ,. ,. - i B i X ' wil, SALLY wnsms GENE WILLIAMSON HENRY BRADBURN M S ' MARILYN GILLESPIE fy xi Q' - a. :Sgr wi, '5Q?T.f Rb!-L V . O va- B- J! X, ? 'H QQ 9, UU TY 1-A, 4 DOUGLAS CAMPBELL 7f64f64f BEATRICE HOWELL .4445 Wdlmd I, Paralee Allison, will my position in the library to Louise Daves. I, Nancy Ashe, will my ability to stay out late every night and be able to get to class on time to Juanita Crisp. We, Carrie Belle Austin and Jean Cogdill, will our ability to drive a '57 Plymouth to Cledis Mills and Audrey Nelson. I, Gorden Baker will my position on the football to D. H. Queen. I, Gilbert Bess, will to Mrs. Campbell enough pencils to last her as long as she teaches school. I, Carolyn Blankenship, will my nickname Shorty to Jean McDonald. I, Lewis Blanton, will my ability to stay in Sylva High School to Bill Howell. I, Henry Bradburn, will my mathematical ability to Jerry Burnette. I, Jo Anne Bradley, will my ability to do algebra to anyone who needs it, We, Jolene Cooper and Tommye Bradley, will just go with Jim and Gerard to Kansas. We, Betsy Crawford and Love Brendle, will our ability to use our spare time to a good advantage to Sylvia Gooding and Mary Jo Greene. I, Johnny Bridges, will my ability to make passing grades to Londa Cole. I, Gail Brooks Allen, hereby will Number 30 school bus to anyone who wants a load of trouble. I, Shelba Bumgarner, will my geometry book to anyone who will have it. I, Jean Callahan, will my American Government book to Shirley Dillard, I, DouglasCampbell, will my ability to get along with teachers to Phil Ensley. l, Bill Collins, will my trips to Cullowhee to Ed Jones. I, Frank Cook, will leave Sylva High to go to better places. I, Reece Cook, will take all I have with me. I, Peggy Crawford, will my school bus to anyone who can stand the noise. I, Phillip Dillard, will my ability to stay out of trouble to Lionel Brooks. I, Sammy Dillard, will my sideburns to Charles Dills, I, Barbara Elders, will my love for Suttons to anyone who wants it. I, Peggy Extine, will my ability to be reported by the bus driver to Joann Carnes. We, Anne Fisher and Alice Huff, will our careful and safe driving abilities to Linda Queen. Also to Lynda Stovall, we will our parking place at Troy's. I, H. L. Frady, will my curly, black hair to John Sneed. I, Edward Gibson, will my ability to shake hands to Jim Turpin. I, Joe Ginn, will my office practice to anyone who can get along with Mr. Hooper. I, Denny Green, will my shorthand book to anyone who is stupid enough to take it. I, Ronald Harris, will my excess height to George Brookhyser. I, Hazel Carnes, will the honor of being the prettiest girl to Barbara Ward. I, Perry Henry, will just leave. I, Walter Henson, will my football position to Bill Holder. I, Bobby Holden, will my ability to sweep Mr. Sellers' floor to Benny Bradsher. I, Beatrice Howell, will my excess height to Shirley Clement. I, Bobby Jacobs, will my love for Lucille Sutton to anyone lucky enough to get it. I, Glenn Jones, will my love for Tommye Bradley to Gerard Parker. I, Tom Ledbetter, will my ability to stay eligible for football to Pete Hooper. I, Patsy Lewis, will my ability to thumb back from Franklin to Joanne Parris. I, Tom McClure, will the school store to anyone that gets it. I, Tom Mason, will my good looks and ability to get along with women to Roger Monteith, I, Joe Monteith, will my ability to get out of class to Louise Daves. l, Bill Nicholson, will my old hunting hat to Lionel Bryson. I, Mary Hilda Norman, will my shorthand book to Evelyn Jones. We, Lynne Pannell and Kathleen Moody, will our many good times in the twelfth grade to Martha Lou Allen and Patsy Jo Ward. I, Benny Parris, will my ability to aggravate Mr. Sellers and get by with it to anyone unfortunate enough to get in his class. I, J. D. Patterson, will my part of Glenville to Dan Moore. I. I. D. Plemmons, will my curly hair to Mr. Sellers. I, Larry Queen, will my place in the chemistry class to any sucker who wants it. I, Lorraine Raby, will my chemistry book to Christine Crisp. ' I, Jean Ray, will my place in the back of the lunch line to Rhonda Jo Patterson. I, Jackie Revis, am just happy to get out of Mr. Sellers typing class alive. I, Gary Sellers, will my Dodge School Bus to anyone who thinks he can handle it. l, Mary Ellen Sellers, will my love for the cute boys on Caney Fork to Clydie Sellers and Bessie Burch. I, Anne Smith, will my love for the Army to Vernell Queen, l, Carl Smith, not having enough to take with me, am sorry to say that I cannot ,leave anyone anything l, Ronnie Smith, will my shorthand book to anyone who is crazy enough to take it. I, Nina Lee Snyder, will my natural curly hair to Shirley Kay Hughes. I, Larry Stanberry, will my chewing tobacco to Jess Nations. I, Jenese Sutton, will my witty way to my sister Brenda - a freshman 1957-58. I, Huey Sutton, will my back seat in American Government to someone who is worthy of it. l, Ray Tolbert, will my seat in journalism to a person who likes tests, 1, Joe Thompson, will my false teeth to Junior Kimsey. I, Helen Ward, will my ability to be an old maid to Mary Lou Rogers. I, Herman Ward, will my fighting ways to Ed Fricks. We, Sally Wiebe and Marilyn Gillespie, will our serious ways to Carolyn Martin and Iune McCoy. I, Irene Wilkey, will my seat on the school bus to Elizabeth Wllkey. I, Gene Williamson, will my haircut to David Ferguson. 61444 71424044 We started out together, In the year of fifty-three Our carefree days were over But our hearts were filled with glee, In high school all our fun began, Our freshman year was thrilling We worked and made the grade all right, For our hearts were young and willing. As sophomores we quite excelled, In all our strange new duties Our study habits weren't too good, And oh, our grades were beauties. Our junior term was bright and gay, We ruled throughout the year, As English champs-of S, H. S. The like you ne'er did hear. At last we reached our final year, And all our dreams came true We knew our work was not in vain For we were seniors, too. Y Eleven years we've worked and toiled We had one goal in mind To occupy our place in life. Fitted for the trials of time. So to all the future classes, As we from high school pass We leave the wish that they may have, As wonderful a class. DEAR DIARY-- Today I was cruising through the pen and saw an artist painting a picture. As I looked closer, I saw that it was Rod Gibson, now favorite subject of advertisers, posing for Jailbird Cigarettes. Rod told me that Reece Cook owns the company producing these cigarettes and working with him are Gordon Baker, J. D. Plemmons, and Bobby Jacobs. Also that Kathleen Moody is the dancing girl on the package which Joe Monteith designed. The artist was Maitre Wiebe. As we were both in a rush, Maitre Wiebe invited me up to her studio on Fifth Avenue, the following afternoon. Since I had no other plans, I decided to go. There has NEVER been a more 'shocked person than I was when I entered her studio, because it was almost like entering a SHS class of '57 Seniors, except it was on canvas. As we looked over the pictures, she began telling me about each of them. The first one was of a South African jungle showing Love Brendle, famous New York interior decorator, work- ing on a grasshut belonging to Jim Franklin, head medicine man of the Watchiegoomies, of which Tom Mason is chief and Hazel Carnes, white goddess. Next was one of the Thirty-Seventh Inagural Parade with President Tom McClure naturally riding in the first car. The four Secret Service men guarding him were: Johnny Bridges, Lewis Blanton, Frank Cook, and Perry Henry. Following, was Vice President Huey Sutton's car. Barely' in view was the float of Mr. and Miss America, Sam Dillard and Lynne Pannell, and their attendants, Nina Snyder, Anne Smith, Jolene Cooper, Mary Ellen Sellers, and Bea Howell. Wow! The following picture was in the Jackie Revis Derby in Hollywood fformerly the Brown Derbyj. On stage was Gene Williamson and his steel guitar. Many celebrities were there. Seated at the first table is Glenn Jones, producer of the hilarious TV show Eat 'till You Bust: ' starring Billy Collins and Tommye Bradley. Seated at the second table is Peggy Jo Crawford, first woman member of the Supreme Courtg Lorraine Raby, ambassador to Franceg Carrie Belle Austin, head of the Library of Congressg and Mary Norman, Mother of the Year. At a table in the corner is Tom Ledbetter, famous scientist and inventor of the Cobalt bomb, with Betsy Crawford, well lfnown actress. At that table also is Paralee Allison, Queen of Mozambique, and Henry Bradburn, Professor at Harvard, Nearby, is Rip Dillard, famous professional football player. Entering the door are Peggy Extine and Bobby Holden, stars of the popular Broadway play Macbeth. The next was a queer looking picture. The building in the background resembled a school at first glance, but the bars on the windows and the sign MORGANTOWN STATE HOSPITAL set me straight. A group of officials was in the foreground. Sally said the man in the grey flannel suit was Larry Queen, chief administratorg next to him is Jean Ray, head nurse: and at one end is Shelba Bumgarner, head matron. I. D. Patterson is the editor of SQUARES AND CIRCLES, the hospital's own paper. He reports that one patient has been giving them quite a bit of trouble. I was amazed to hear it was Larry Stanberry. Next was a typical picture of Sylva in 1963. The ultra -modern Ritz Theatre is now owned by Nancy Ashe, Patsy Lewis, and Barbara Elders, along with numerous other theatres in W,N,C, The Sylva Pharmacy is owned by Gilbert Bess. The Lloyd Hotel has been remodeled and is called the Happy Haven, owned by Gary Sellers and his wife, the former Alice Huff. Bill Nicholson is the proprietor of Bil1's Forestry Service. His wife, former Anne Fisher, is official chopper of trees. Jo Anne Bradley, the math brain, does all the bookkeeping at Fulmer Motor Company. Doug Campbell, Joe Ginn, and Ronnie Harris are in the poolroom business together. Another new addition to Main Street is the office of Gail Allen, real estate agent. Ronnie Smith and Walt Henson now own the very popular Rolt Drive -In Cformerly Troy'sj. Helen Ward, Irene Wilkey, and Jean Callahan are nurses at the new municipal hospital. Jean Cogdill and Carolyn Blankenship own the town's favorite -and most exclusive dress shop. Denny Green has a business machine repair shop. Working with him are Carl Smith and Ral Tolbert. This is the future as seen by two nitwits. Marilyn Gillespie and Sally Wiebe 'bm wma- if DREAW I M16 -3 my O , :HX ES oo Q0 . 04537 3 N 601604 June McCoy, Carolyn Martin, Alice McGuire, Rhonda Jo Patterson, Jo Anne Parris, Lionel Bryson, Kelly Bradley, Bobbie Sue Allison. MARTHA LOU ALLEN BOBBIE SUE ALLISON IOHN R. 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' ' ..,, :-':5 PAT SY JO WARD ELIZABETH FRANK WILKEY WILKEY 'MY HKT3' oN THE SIDE oF W SHE KD 90 if Charles Allen Ann Allman Frances Arrowood Ed Austin Linda Barnes Patsy Barnes Ransom Blanton Jean Bradley Peggy Bradley Bobby Brooks Lionel Brooks Arnold Bryson Bernadean Bryson Lydia Bryson Madge Bryson Malene Bumgarner Joe Burch Kenneth Calhoun Charles Chambers Bill Cole Londa Cole Jerry D. Cooper Jerry S. Cooper Jean Crawford Nancy Crawford Sally Crawford Louise Daves Lewis Davis James Dillard Shirley Dillard Charles E. Dills Wilma Elders Kenneth Extine Gertie Fisher Margaret Franklin Merrill Freeman Edward Martin Fricks Girlene Gates Iva Lee George Margaret Gibson Myrtle Gibson Sylvia Gooding Jolene Green Mary Jo Greene Jack Gunter Linda Lou Hall Tommy Henson Ann Hooper Brenda Hyatt Harold I amison Annette I ones Jo Ann Jones Kathleen Jones Shelba Jean Justice Ray Keener Elizabeth Ann Lupo Margaret Mason Richard fDickiey Mason Ella Mae Massingale Shirley Mathis Alice McMahan Charles Middleton Eugene Middleton Avery Momeirh james Elden Moody Joanne Moody Jane Nations Bill Nicholson Charles Nicholson Barbara Parker Jerry Parker Olean Parker Evelyn Parks Charles Queen Lottie Mae Raby Mary Lee Ramsey Tommy Reagan Jo Ann Ridley Gail Russell Gail Sellers Kathryn Settlemyer Audrey Sluder Dee Sluder Idin Ross Smith Vaughn L. Stiles Harry Sumner Ida Thompson Marie Earle Wideman Cordell Wiggins Joe Wikle Charles Wilkey Martha Jane Wilson Alfred Wood Belva Wood Mary Ruth Wood Martha Wright ,ff -X' I X106 ywlffg I, f fx, '14, K 4, 4 g . d-' S WN w as-r 'ff X Z 'r 'E' X 'W' 75 X s i E. 4 1 N-Q-iid 'V f THE IEAST T SAY THE M T A g i V fw,p iii: X 1 ' Q W X m Y sg I 11 1. an , w i B 1 f '- :Spf N 4' af-S ,f-4--'22 rim .S N X, - 'Q ff FRESHMEN 'Q Henry Allison Marilee Allison Brent Barnes Rosa Nell Beasley Annie Beck Peggy J. Blankenship Robert Blankenship Glee Blanton Rebecca Blanton Peggy Bradley Doris Brooks Jo Ann Brown Barbara Bryson Kate Buchanan Shelba J. Buchanan Harry Bumgarner Janet Cagle Jo Ann Carnes Johnny Childers Linda Clayton Joyce Clement George Cogdill Mildred Conner Arch Cook Gary Cook Kenneth Cope Yvonne Crawford Bennett Crisp Mary Sue Davis Carolyn Deitz Earl Dillard Tommie Sue Dillard Wilma Dillard Conrad Elders Jerry Ensley Frank Extine Sara Belle Fisher Martha Franklin Bill Freeman Amos Gillespie Raymond Grant Lula Mae Green Maxine Green Barbara Hall Judy Harris Donna Hennessee Brenda Henson Elizabeth Henson Bill Holder Larry Hyatt Shirley Hughes Charles Justice Helen Jones Mildred Kimsey Jackie Sue Ledbetter George Lewis Jane Long Orville McCall Patricia McDonald Harry McMahan Dennis Mathis Glenn Mathis Pansy Mills Donna Monteith Brittie Mae Moore Michael Moore Harry Moses Dick Mull Glenda Nations Hilda Nations Jess Nations Patsy A. Nations Patsy Nations Joe Nicholson Brenda Pannell Charles Pannell Louise Parks Danna Sue Phillips Bobby Picklesimer Eva Potter D. H. Queen Vernell Queen Carolyn Revis Hazel Ridley Sam Rogers Patricia Russell Joan Sams Joyce Sauter be Nora Sauter Herbert Schulman Ioy Nell Sellers Sherry Settlemyer Mary Shultz Zora Smith Iohn David Stovall Jennie Sutton Joe Sutton Mary Sutton Mitchell Sutton Nancy Swink Mary Thompson Henry Lee Walker Estella Ward Katherine Ward Alyne Welch Roy bee Whitaker William Wilkes Mildred Wood Eugene Hyatt 1 C1oNE GATHERINGSQ' O QTX ,-Q ORGANIZATIONS V gem SPONSOR - Mrs. Evans OFFICERS President - - Anne Fisher Vice Pres. - Carolyn Martin Sec. -Treas.-June McCoy Reporter - - Love Brendle VICE PRESIDENT Patsy Barnes SECRETARY TREASURER Carolyn Martin if Z t X PR1ssrD.rsN'r ironrmcclure REPORTER - Yvonne Crawford PLEDGE LEADER - Brent Barnes Brent Barnes Patsy Barnes Yvonne Crawford Carolyn Martin Barbara Parker Brenda Pannel MOTTO: To make the best better Jenny Sutton Sara Bell Fisher Tom McClure Carolyn Revis Glenda Lou Nations Louise Parker Vernell Queen f l g Wtafauww Af ffff X my if u N K I-w A 9 , A i ' 4: ...f, JOHN W. HOLTZCLAW, Director 71 .Zaeen MARY LEE RAMSEY Candidates IEWELENE REVIS - JUDY HARRIS - PATSY LEWIS x , ,W LW...-'f' W ' 64660 JOA NNE MOODY Candidates JOYCE CLEMENT -NANCY BRYSON - HAZEL CARNES S H MCE , RATTLE MI' RoI.X. 0 f! S, XI Qi!-' Q7 u X f 3 'E .f cx.n ' 5 X V Z 7 W -uf,....xllL.-... .....xxlL....ul.........., I ...U Ll x K -0 E- it 4 gt ' ' N' X., '01, E26 y Mww f 'N , 4 K f 11 1 , jf A WW? f li ' 1 ---ul ll, .--All A.. xl SPCRTS ' ' ll I-, Qoatlall 2aeevz BETSY JANE CRAWFORD 741165453 7mm FOOTBALL QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS Mary Shannon - Ella Mae Leatherwood - Love Brendle Peggy Queen - Tommye Bradley - Betsy Crawford, Queen FASH' I a Walter Henson Bobby Holden CO-CAPTAINS ALL CONFERENCE Joe Hunt - Coach T. Mason - Fullback J. Monteith - Center G. Jones - Guard G. Baker - Guard T. Ledbetter H. L. Frady - End Ed Jones - Blocking K. Calhoun - Full Tackle A Back back c. Amen - Blocking R. Momenh - wing- 1, Seuers - End D. H. Queen Back back Tackle Z 7mm Audrey Sluder Jean Bradley Marie Wideman Louise Daves Juanita Crisp Dorothy Daves Co -Captains Tommye Bradley Patsy Lewis Coach VA UGHN LEMMOND ra ? x 5 . N 'W sq Sue Harris Martha Lou Allen Molene Bumgarner Jolene Greene Bobbie Sue Allison Alice McMahan 5 1 WEN, ITB' TIME To Gam? 4 5 Q 1 SVT AWFQFHS PA Yi S7 MENT CRNL 9 N' ,L Q 1 KT cilsc, Wl5Mr ' ADS Best Wishes to the Seniors 05 Miken fmdggfm Congratulations and Be st Wishes Seniors of 1957 MEAD THE Wm! Qynm ffm Be st Wishe s , Senior s CANNON BROTHERS GASOLINE AND OIL COMPANY Distributors of Shell Gil Products Telephone 549 Sylva, North Carolina i Congratulations and Best Wishes Seniors of 1957 F-DET DAIQV Compliments of NANTAHALA CQEAMEQY You Can Whip Our Cream but You Can't Beat Our Milk. B, SLAGLE, Owner Franklin, N C ompliments of FU L..NlEl2 MOT OR C O. Willys Station Wagons and Trucks Universal Jeep Sylva, North Carolina M PE AECE' VCDLJN6' ANGEL CO. WHOLESALE FOODS Asheville, N. C. Lv, With a Sa g Account 1 I t Yau re moniy T?-IE gQg?2Aea- 4W?lQwg QM SUPMQ, Q2 '5 hzrafzrsan E. xx Q 4 nsurance 1 Sym 2, 33595522 5 Highlands M .+G Cherokee ' IIVESTIGATEWMSAVIIGS... fi so SESAM Q N FURNITURE COMPANY Qi C mpliments of ? f sbp VM N -R AQIVICDUQ and ' Q S AMX LE AT!-:ER 406 O. at C fzffmfmfff N' C Nothing Tak th DRUG STORE Place fL th Ph 49 C ompliments of EE SEIZVATI ON Gl2lL.L. Chops - Steaks - Seafoods Home of Good Food Center of Main Village Cherokee, North Carolina Dial 3081 Compliments of Your Friendly DIXIE-I-IOIVIE STORE Compliments of T?OV1S DR IVE -IN Owned and Operated by MR. AND MRS. TROY ROBINSON Phone: 198-J - Sylva, N. C. Compliments of CODILL MOTOR CO. Dodge-Plymouth Dodge Job -Rated Truck Dealer Phone 295 or 133 .. ii , .. EELKQ DEPARTMENT STORE 2 The Home of Better Values Phone: 287 Sylva, North Carolina MW . W ,M QW Gulfpride Motor Oils GULF REFINING COMPANY PRODUCTS The World's Finest Phone: 260 C ompliments of NANTAHALA POWER AND LIGHT CO. Franklin, North Carolina 944 .1 X X ,A J Q X T if P THE SY l..V A LAUNDRY Phone: 539 Good Cleaning Gives Good Appearance Sylva, North Carolina C ompliments of C-3l2EYS'l OIXIE L..OD GE Dillsboro, N. C. Phone 550-J' C ompliments of I 'DOTS BEAUTY SHOP Dillsboro, N. C. Phone 550-W JAQIZET HOUSE Under New Management Famous for Delicious Food and Southern Hospitality EAST' END SERVICE STATION Pure Oil Products Gas and Oil Compliments of MQCOYE STORE Sylva, North Carolina Compliments of IVIASSIE EUIZNITUEE COMPANV A Complete Line of Home Furnishings Sylva, North Carolina T. N. MASSIE L. E. SUTTON Owners C ompliments of C ompliments of THE I 1 E LS I E 5 M E N S DRESS SHOP Latest Fashions Sylva, North Carolina ha In I nl ups fm A E M Gasoline - Oil QF THE Automotive Access. S 8: H Green Stamps SCHOOL Center of Sylva Owner - Manager EARL CAGLE Quality Merchandise Reasonable Price s C ompliments of 1 D 12. BIZADLEYS STORE TDI--HLJP Phone: 9103-W Dillsboro, N. C. M Asn-n3u12NQ SHOE SHOP I-I CD QIDER -rv-v C 5' Phone: 182-W D T SA VE . if - Iggy! 4. AT Sylva, N. C- BUILDERS SUPPLY Sylva, N. C. Good Values for the Entire Family Trade With DAVE KARPS DEPARTMENT ST ORE Phone: 127-J Sylva, N. C. Flowers by Wire .., WW 7 44 was SKU A C ompliments of Compliments of EEESE D I2 . 1-IAM PTON W. J. DLJIZI2 MOTOR CO. Sylva, North Carolina C ompliments of I JON E S INSURANC E AGENC Y , E, THOMPSON - Owner C ompliments of KIRK-DAVIS CHEVROLET Sylva, North Carolina Congratulations Compliments of THE SYLVA CAMPBELL ELECTRIC CO. l--SEE ALD Sylva, N. C . Phone: 80-J Sylva, N. C. Compliments of BOWERS STORES, INC. House Goods and Clothing for the Entire Family Phone: 252 - Sylva, N. C. SYLVA C L...E ANEES Quality Cleaning and Pressing Compliments of ffl Y Y I BLUE RIBBON SHOE SHOP Sylva, North Carolina Where Your ffl EXTRA M c ore en :4,xx O ., 5 5, WILLIE F. MONTEITH, Owner STOVALL'S 10-gf - 251: of STORE . , J Phone. 153 W -D Sylva, N. C. Home-: ed ts You Get Super Service at JAMISON SUPER MARKET Phone: 414-J Sylva, N. C. EN S LEVI-fs STORE Fancy Groceries Fresh Produce Feeds Sylva, North C ar olina Compliments of ALDAE DRESS SHOP The Friendly Shop Sylva, North Car olina THE LEADEI2 DEPARTMENT STORE We Clothe the Entire Family From Head to Foot Slyva, N. C. - Phone: 92-J BEN LESSING - Proprietor We stinghous e Applianc e s C ompliments of ,MJJSQNQ INC . Phone: 4 l Sylva, North Car olina. Oldsmobile Cars Zenith TV C ompliments of SHULMANQ Style Center of Sylva C ompliments of THE TOVVNE SHOPPE Ladies' Exclusive Ready-to-Wear C ompliments of BUHDFRQ' SUPPLY C O. Sylva, North C arolina Congratulations LJPVHNLJABI E THE SYLVA JEWELEES PHARMACY Gifts for All Occasions Phone: 201-W Phone: Z7 - Sylva, N. C Sylva, N. C. Best Policy at All Times A.J. DILLS INSURANCE Re al E state Phone: 35-J Sylva, N. C. Compliments of G. I4 . RUBBER WELDERS Coast to Coast Phone: 136 Sylva, N. C. Phone: 247-R :mia ALLMAN MOT OR C OMPANY , INC . getty: 746464 QQQH X GENERAL MERCHANDISE HUGH AND DOC SAME CHAIN SAW AND EQUIPMENT CO. Your McCulloch Dealer C ompliments of MAQE MOTEL Phone: 291-.I Phone: 440 Phone: 209-J Franklin Sylva Sylva., N. C. Compliments of F gg g WB. Q,C3l-JP Cjdl-lffli DIL..L. A1213 SERVICE STATION CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Highest Octane Gas Phone: 149 Regular - 29 9110 High Test - 31 9110 Guaranteed Tire s , Oil, Batteries Sylva, North Carolina HOOPEEE JACKSQN Phone 6 FURNITURE COMPANY, INC DRUG STORE Only the Best Prescription Druggist Sylva M L A Complete Line of Home Furnishings Phone: 128 Sylva, N. C. ,AI i 1 1 l 5, fad!! Quad ?0wf,f L, at the X 7 . COFFEE SHOP 21 Q CICERO BILL Air -Conditioned Call 227 Best Wishes to the Class of SCHRAF T35 L E' The Natirmfs Leading Candies S O N UN SALE Al' GUUD STORES EVERYWHERE USED CA.RS 31.00 - 32.00 Lb. The Best in Clean Used Cars- Morgan Bros., lnc. W holesalc Distributors Buy, Sell, and Trade 67 Broadway, Asheville, N. G. I . a o We Finance on Easy Terms. F o y d East Main Street HOLMES CAGLE CHIG CAGLE TA I. IV! A N OFFICE SUPPLIES, INC. I -.J fad? ggxfom C O IVI DA N Y The National Chain Wholesale Grocers P. O. Box 4142 Federal Annex GOOD FOOD Fo R Atlanta Z, Ga. S, G U E S T S Jo1mStXf0ll af co. Cllilll-lill lllllb ill'--Yllllhllflll lllllf-lllilIA-Plffillllll-OIIIOII-5051061 Best Wishes for the Success Try of . the Class of '57 BF? ADLEY5 Be st VV. C. cmuaddea LUMBER CO. Appachian Hardwoods and Staves Sylva, North Carolina All-Meat Franks BRADI..EY'S PACKING COMPANY Dillsboro, N. C. Compliments of 0f6'L SAND AND GRAVEL CO. Sylva, North Carolina ! Something from Kurt Gans is always J E w E 4. E R something special. KURT GANS IEWELERS Waynesville, N. C. 'A l ,,,...l.': ,awmn -adn it KS L. si 3 N - :X , ,,L W' 'W 5 I 1 3 3 n 3 'N-W, D X A, A - -Q 4 , f mf.- Y YH? x . h. -Za v 4 . HA, , r mf a 1:,f.-Q.. ,111 J x L J . 1. ,. ,V . 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