Upchurch High School - Eagle Yearbook (Raeford, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1954 volume:

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'N f E 5 Q r- 1 5 3 e gl s I E 2 :i 5 f A f Q 4 1 E Q E 'I h 3 1 5716 fdgfc' Volume 1 I954 Published Hy Kilt' Senior 611155 df llpclzurclz High Salma! kavfard, jV.6. E .. S . 3 .li Wm. ., . Mm .gg STK K' W an :lug 5, A X N K Kuvfaxl, Q. -' jf- ii H-25'-'32 :za :il- i Fkkg-gig , wsvgk Z 93? . ,, N595 afar l H ifww .., , 0 R - X I A. if k VY ,R x Image Not Available Image Not Available FOR EWORD As the years pass, history is being made for our dear school. The Class of '54 is attempting to en- rich this history through the publication of the first school Annual. We are naming our Annual THE EAGLE in hon- or of our school mascot. In this book we are trying to show in pictures and tell in words, the many deeds and activities that are being carried on at our school. The staff wishes to extend sincere appreciation to the administration, faculty, student body, and all others who have helped to make this edition possible. The Editor ALMA MATER Dear School, we're proud of you indeed Sweet memories we'll retain, For all the long years yet to come These treasures shall remain. Our honor to the blue and gold Which colors will never fade, Our pride for these dear old walls Where training has been made. Chorus: Oh, Upchurch High! Dear Upchurch High! We sing our praises to-thee, Through all these years you've been so dear We pledge our loyalty. You have our kindly wishes As years of future pass, Our faith, our prayers go out to thee As long as life shall last. On through each gleaming test Our hopes are guided by thy light, Still we will remember thee To keep our future bright. I MEMQRIAM DAVID PINKERTON SCURLOCK. During the twelve yearsf1929 -19411 David Pinkerton Scurlock was principal, educational progress was very evi- dent. He gave his services freely and unselfishly for the es- tablishment and development of school buildings. His chief interest was creating an atmosphere for a high school in Hoke County. We are still building upon that foundation that he so courageously laid. He was a stalwart pioneer, a conscientious leader, and a sincere friend of humanity. DEDICATIO MISS ANNA G. SMITH For the inspiration she has given us and to the many graduating classes before us and for the untiring efforts she has so will- ingly displayed in helping us to publish this Annual, the Staff feels very grateful in dedicating the 1954 edition of THE EAGLE to Miss Anna G. Smith. 1 QW QQ X O PRINCIPAL This Annual is a pictorial review of the continuous growth and progress of the Upchurch School. It is a manifestation of the sincere co-operation and fine work of all persons affiliated with our institu- tion. This true spirit of working together which permeates our institu- tion is invaluable to the well-rounded development of each student. The Staff and Faculty Advisors are to be congratulated for the ex- cellent work they have done in putting together this Annual. SUPERINTENDENT K A MacDONALD Supenntendent of Hoke County Schools Q QW' af' H hw ff E MISS ALETHA DIXON THOMAS I. GAVIN, IR. MRS. ROSA H. HINTON North CHl'0liflH College A8zT College St. Augustine's College Durham, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Raleigh, N.C. Commercial Education Auto Mechanics, Band Social Studies MRS. CATHERINE W. JOHNSON MASCO MCKINNON MISS BETTY I. NORWOOD Miner Teachers College Livingstone College Bennett College Washington, D.C. Salisbury, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics Mathematics English, Music MISS SARAH C- REDDICK MISS BLANCHE L. ROGERS EUGENE SCOTT Bennett College Atlanta University A8tT College Greensboro, N.C. Atlanta, Ga. Greensboro, N.C. Biology, Physical Education Librarian Hiemrv m...-:--. ...U .. MISS ANNA G. SMITH AUGUSTUS R. THOMPSON MISS SUDIE M. TRUZERLS Howard University Bluefield State Teachers College St. Augustine's College Washington, D.C. Bluefield, West Va. Raleigh, N.C. English, French Brick Masonry English, History MRS. HELEN B. WILLIAMS STEPHEN L. WILLIAMS GEORGE H. WILSON A8aT College ASLT College A8LT College Greensboro, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Home Economics Agriculture Wood Work K r,,..,,iN MRS. ANNIE D. FAUCETTE MISS ANNIE L. GADSON MRS. MARY M. MCGEACHY N.C. College Fayetteville S.T. College Fayetteville S.T. College Durham, N.C. Fayetteville, N.C. Fayetteville, N.C. cn.-f-in Fdnf-mion First Grade First Grade Q ,,.:ify MRS. ELNORA MILES MRS. DAISY C. ROBINSON MRS. ETHEL R. ADGER Fayetteville S.T. College Fayetteville S.T. College Elizabeth City S.T. College Fayetteville, N.C. Fayetteville, N.C. Elizabeth City, N.C. First Grade Second Grade Second Grade ttt MRS. ELOUISE B. SMITH MRS. IUANITA R. LUCAS MRS, NETT115 H, THIGPEN Winston-Salem T. College Fayetteville S.T. College Bennett College Winston-Salem, N.C. Fayetteville, N.C. Greensboro, N.C. Second Grade Third Grade Third Grade MRS. ADDIE E. PAGE MISS CLARA R. WADDELL FLOYD W. CALDWELL Fayetteville S.T. College Fayetteville S.T. College Fayetteville S.T. College Fayetteville, N.C. Fayetteville, N.C. Fayetteville, N.C. Third Grade Fourth Grade Fourth Grade MRS. GEORGIA K. McDOWELL MRS. MAMIE PIERCE Fayetteville S.T. College Fayetteville, N.C. Fifth Grade Fayetteville S.T. College Fayetteville, N.C. Fifth Grade MISS MAGGIE L. IONES Winston-Salem T. College Winston-Salem, N.C. Sixth Grade MRS. EDITH M. SAWYER Shaw University Raleigh, N.C. Eighth Grade JAMES I. EVANS Fayetteville S.T. College Fayetteville, N.C. Seventh Grade Coach if LOUIS H. NEWBERRY A8nT College Greensboro, N.C. Eighth Grade MRS. LILLIAN GLEAVES Winston-Salem T. College Winston-Salem, N.C. Sixth Grade RS. AMANDA V. COLCLOUGH Winston-Salem T. College Winston-Salem, N.C. Seventh Grade FACU LTY eww Q0 M 17 Q V ' .. 7 , I fig' X I X -ff 'fy W 9 P -.ix iff SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS H Ili!! Center: LEROY HORSLEY, President Left to right: RUTH MCALLISTER ------- - - - ----------- Treasurer SALLIE MCNEILL, JAMES POPE ------ -------- B usiness Managers MELVIN MCLEAN -------------- ------- S ergeant-at-Arms WILLIE MCNEILL --------------------------- Reporter THEODORE HOLLINGSWORTH ----------------- Vice President BETTY SUE MALLOY ------------------------ Secretary MAMIE LEE SMITH -------------------- Financial Secretary OPHELIA ALFORD Dramaiics 3, 4 MCCORMICK ALLMOND Dramatics 3 Library Club 1 Staff 4 BENJAMIN ALSTON Class President 2 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 sraff 4 DESSIEUCARPENTER Dramatics 3, 4 ANNIE BELL ALLEN Dramatics 3, 4 SMITH ALLMOND, IR. Hobby Club 3 Library Club 4 NEAL BRATCHER Library Club 1, 2, 3 Choral Club 4 Baseball 3, 4 Dramarics 3 ORA LEE CARPENTER Dramatics 3, 4 RAYMOND COLE Dramatics 3 Choral Club 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 SYLVESTER COVINGTON Dramatics 3, 4 Staff 4 IESSIE B. DANIELS Library Club 3 Dramatics 4 Choral Club 2 EUGENE EDENS Dramatic: 4 Hobby Club 3 STRATA M. COVINGTON Library Club 3 Dramatics 4 DORETHA DANIELS Dramatics 3, 4 CALEB DAVID Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3, 4 CHRISTOPHER EV ANS Baseball 2, 3, 4 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4 Band 1, 2, 3, 4 . XJ1. OLLIE KEA RNS Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Safety Patrol 3,4 BETTY SUE MALLOY Class Secretary 2, 4 Band 1, 3, 4 Basketball 2, 3 Class Treasurer 1, 3 Staff 4 NETTIE MAE MELVIN Dramatics 3, 4 ELOUISE MORRISON Dramatics 3, 4 WB, VERA LLOYD Dramatics 3, 4 LEWIS MELYIN Dramatics 4 Hobby Club 3 EVELYN MONROE Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Captain, Safety Patrol 3, 43 staff 4 GEORGE MORRISON Dramatics 3, 4 Basketball 4 GLADYS MORRISON Dramatics 3 Choral Club 3, 4 Staff 4 LAWRENCE M URCHISON Dramatics 3, 4 CHARLEE MCDONALD Dramatics 3, 4 DOROTHY MCLAUGHLIN Dramatics 3, 4 GLADYS MOULTRIE Dramatics 3, 4 RUTH M. MCALLISTER Library Club 1, 2 Choral Club 2, 3, 4 Student Council 3, 4 Secretary of Class 1, 3 Class Treasurer 4 Staff 4 MAGGIE L. MCEACHIN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Choral Club 2 Library Club 1 ERNEST MCLA UGHLIN Basketball 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3 Choral Club 4 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4 Staff 4 HAZELLE MCLAUGHLIN Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Staff 4 RICHARD MCLAUGHLIN Library Club 3, 4 Hobby Club 3 CATHERINE MCMILLAN Dramatics 3, 4 Choral Club 2 ALBERTA McNEILL Dram atics 3, 4 IOHNNIE MCLAUGHLIN Library Club 3,4 Basketball 3, 4 MELVIN MCLEAN Basketball 3, 4 Baseball 2, 3, 4 Dramatics 3, 4 Staff 4 HELEN MCNAIR Band 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 IAMES W. MCNEILL Library 3,4 1 s Zigigg WILLIAM POPE Dramatics 3 Basketball 3, 4 I AMES RAY Dramatics 4 CHANNIE SMITH Dramatics 3, 4 Staff 4 JOHN THOMAS, JR. Dramatics 3, 4 DONELLA QUICK Choral Club 1, 2, 3,4 ARCHIE SMITH Dramatics 4 Hobby Club 3 MAMIE LEE SMITH Band 1, 2, 3, 4 Basketball 2 Staff 4 GEORGIA TREADWELL Dramatics 3, 4 19 wb ooqfb, 'rbi' AA-AN' A' 'fi fc f fli-,f Junior Class .IU IOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: IUANITA McALLISTER - - ------ President HENRY HAYES ----- - Vice President TIMOTHY MCPHATTER - Sergeant-at-Arms ROSCOE McLAUGl-ILIN ----- - - - ------ Treasurer LAWRENCE CARMICHAEL Sergeant-at-Arms EDNAMCKEE------ - - - - -Secretary CUA RTIS ALLMOND JAMES ALSTON PA RT HEN IA BALDW IN ERNEST BLACK HATTIE BRATCHER m FRANKLIN BRIDGES NAOMI C. BRIDGES OGLETREE BURKE .., , ' MARGARET BUTLER LW' BERLINE CAMPBELL .IOYCE D. CAMPBELL OMETRIA V. CAMPBELL JOHN W. CARMICHAEL LAWRENCE CARMICHAEL IOE LOUIS COLE ARBERDELLA DAVIS WILLIAM JASPER DOBBINS SAMUEL LEE DOCKERY CLARENCE DUPREE, IR. CATHERINE EDWARDS MOZELLA FLOWERS LOUISE GOVAN VIOLA GRAHAM BERNICE D. GREEN GLADYS GREEN WILHEMENIA GREEN ALMA HALEY CHARLINE HALEY EARL LEE HANDON JOHN LOUIS HARRIS HENRY G. HAYES ANNIE LEE KELLY LEO KELLY ARTHUR B. KEMP LILLIE FRANCES KEMP JAMES ARDELL LEGGETT FRANKLIN LEGGETT ROBERT LITTLE DAISY L. LLOYD KATIE LEE MONROE IENNELL MORRIS ON DAVID MURPHY JUANITA F. MCALLISTER ANNIE B. MCBRYDE GEORGE MCC ORM IC K BERNICE MCDONALD LULA DORIS MCEACHIN NATHANIEL MCEACHIN WILLIAM MCEACHIN WILLIE C. MCGREGOR WILLIE EDNA McKEE SALLIE O. MCKOY ROSCOE McLAUGHLIN LAVERINE MCLAUGHLIN LAYMAN O. MCLEAN MELBIODIS MCLEAN MONIQUE MCLEAN PINKIE M. MCLEAN VINICKLES MCLEAN WILLIE T. MCNEALLY FRAN KLIN MCNEILL BETTY JEAN MCNEILL CATHERINE MCNEIL ,HN DOROTHY M. MCNEIL ' JOHN MCNEIL, JR. RACHEL MCNEIL VERNETTA MCNEIL CLODGE MCPHATTER MINNIE I. MCPHA TTER TIMOTHY V. MCPHATTER THELMA R. MCPHATTER MARY ELLEN MCRAE CHRISTINE E. PETERKIN FRANCES IEAN RATLIFF HATTIE BELL RAY MARGARET SAUNDERS RICHARD SHAW rw .aol WILLIE ELBERT SHAW SUSIE ANNA STEVENS LESSIE THOMAS CHARLIE WIKE LILLIE P. WORLEY JU IORS SGPHOMCRE CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Marjorie Graham - Joan Cobbs ---- Malcom Kelly - - nn --an-annsecretary - ---1 nn--an---Treasurer Sergea nt-at-A rm s Annie Ruth Willis - - - - - - - - - - - - Vice President Albertina McPhaul Ozella McLaughlin Assistant Secretary un an--ann-u--President . 5? .Ex e , L, Nfwgs. f 5 Vi-Q ? V W, he 41 , 4 L wg. S? M Q ,Q Rf? 3 X 1 5 . wg, f i Vx' SGPHOMORES SECTION C FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Left to right: Dorethea White - - - - - - - - - Thomas Murphy - - - - - All M rriso en 0 n-uhh: :uhhh Franklin Purcell- - - Willie Prince Malloy Assistant Secretary can-unnnpresident - -Vice President Assistant Treasurer nl! nn:uhlh!uTreasurer Onnie B. Bratcher - - - - - - - - - Secretary YK-SBS? - ' .x,. . . M., N Swv . P 1 , 3 5 ik. R 2 H 55 . r if, FR ESHM EN SECTION C MISS UPCHURCH HIGH BONNIE REE PURC ELL Bonnie Ree Purcell, charming and vivacious Freshman, reigns as Miss Upchurch High School for 1953-1954. Miss Purcell, active in class and school activities, plans to attend A8zT College after graduating from high school. Her ambition is to become a secretary. ,fl il! . K W X X X X X X x I, st-. fl 625 1 fix ...-4 qv psi -v x1' 'J -16 , f Q , QF K 5 jf , F c'-1 'Jr ..-44' xv I AXXKX1 Kxlklk' 7, 3 it 1 BARBARA MCNAIR Barbara McNair, charming little miss of the fifth b grade, reigns over the elementary department as Little Miss Upchurch 1953-54. Supported by her class, Barbara won over seven other contestants. EIG HTH GRADE OFFICERS Left to right: Gladys McLaughlin Iris Smith ------ Oneita McLaughlin Julia Blue ------ - - Virginia Bratcher - Yvonne Allmond - - - - President - - Vice President - - - - - - - - Treasurer Assistant Treasurer Assistant Secretary - - - - Secretary EIGHTH GRADE SECTION C SEVENTH GRADE .gm SIXTH GRADE HFTH GRADE S ?iL Y WV R ' i-:iq gy ,, FOURTH GRADE -4 wrwmqxng THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE , '-'12 V,-'v ANI -' fat - .F--Z '-- Av: '. J' l, 4 , ':' -rv . . ,s-!'1s':-1'f-253, -fin' hflifitf. ' if .,- . I ' 5.15 ,-, g bpd,-., ,.-fl'- ,.s'. ' Q4- fl: is--fv Jjyff. js e' ' f .'f..faf.Agg.vQ0Fx' -A.Q,5i,.j V Q A Hz- QM, . .. -V -. ': '-'f . 'av-QHWW-3'ff.f --T 4 .al :--'-2- f: .5-fQf-4- - . 7. lvl. Y' 7. IU. .,l,.,'...:' ,.-.r-. - -.L--, -f. -,g4:1,,--NP I 3:-5-.4.' I gl.-5 -Y. V--., .- . .w 4.1 .r , .I . , -' - a ff-. ,-., f'.- '. .3755-f,'9-, .glgq 14325.-,511-' ,. , ' ' ' 1 '-' i..'iwf. 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FINKLEY qALBmA MCNEILL RUTH MCALLISTER HAZELLE MCLAUGHLIN DONELLA QUICK Most Attractive Most Handsome Best Personality Most Courteous Most Athletic Most Musical Best Dressed Most All-Around Most Dignified Quietest Most Talkative Neatest Most Serious Most Popular Tallest Shortest Best Dancer Most Likely to Succeed Best Sportsmanship Most Artistic Most Religious Most Dependable Shyest Most Co-operative Wittiest Most Congenial Most Stud ious Best Scholarship Most Impcrtant Most Versatile BOY BEN ALSTON IAMES ,POPE SYLVESTER COVINGTON CHRISTOPHER EVANS WILLIE MCNEILL GEORGE MORRISON LEROY HORSLEY RAYMOND COLE ARCHIE H. SMITH NEAL BRATCHB2 WILLIE POPE IOHN THOMAS THEODORE I-IOLLINGSWORTH MELVIN MCLEAN ROBERT HENDHISON GEORGE MORRISON LEROY HORSLEY ERNEST MCLAUGHLIN MCCORMICK ALLMOND LOUIS MELVIN LEROY HORSLEY SMITH ALLMOND LEROY HORSLEY MELVIN MCLEAN wmsskr HARRISJ MELVIN MCLEANQ snvssmz covmcrom JAMES Pom JAMES POPE IAMES W. MCNEILL MCCORMICK ALLMOND Hazelle McLaughlin CLASS HISTORY As we, the Senior Class, look back over our four years in high school, we find many events which will be remembered long after our graduation. We entered as Freshmen in the year of 1950 with one hundred and twenty-six members. Since we had been in this building for our eighth grade year, everything was not quite so new and foreign to us. Our officers in our Hrst year were: President, Charles McKinnong Vice President, Broadway Jackson: Secretary, Ruth McAllister, Treasurer, Betty Sue Malloy. Our homeroom teachers were Miss S. M. Truzerls and Mrs. C. W. Johnson. As freshmen, we became active high school students. Many of us joined the basketball team, the Choral Club, the Library Club and the Band. During this year we gave to the school a pair of Deluxe School Scales. By the end of our freshman year we really had the high school spirit. In our Sophomore year there were ninty-three of us. Our officers were: President, Ben Alstong Vice President, Dorothy Morriseyg Secretary, Betty Sue Malloy. Our home- room teacher was Miss S. C. Reddick. During our sophomore year Hazelle McLaughlin won the title Miss Upchurch and was also crowned May Queen. We gave to the school a set of Reference Books. ln the Fall of 1952, our Junior Class was a happy group of seventy-four. Our officers were: President, Leroy Horsleyg Vice President, Theodore Hollingsworth, Secretary, Ruth McAllister, Treasurer, Betty Sue Malloy. Our homeroom teachers were Miss S, M, Truzerls and Mrs. R. H, Hinton. The highlights of this year were the Junior-Senior Prom the winning of the title Miss Upchurch by Iessie Bell Daniels and the winning of May Queen by Ruth McAllister. Ruth was also awarded first prize in the local Annual World Peace Speaking Contest and third prize in the Regional Contest held in Charlotte, N.C. During this year we gave to the school an outdoor American flag. Our final year began in September, 1953 with sixty-five members. The officers were: President, Leroy Horsleyg Vice President, Theodore Hollingsworth, Secretary, Betty Malloy: and Treasurer, Ruth McAllister. Our homeroom teachers were Miss A. G. Smith and Mrs. C. W, Johnson. As seniors we had many responsibilities before us and we worked hard to accomplish the projects undertaken. The outstanding events of our senior year were setting up Senior Standards, preparing for graduation and publish- ing the Annual. We leave our school with deep regret, but hope that others who may follow us will carry our school banner to success. We will always be grateful for the experiences we have had here. We hope to show our gratitude by becoming good citizens. Betty Sue Malloy, Historian CLASS WILL We, the graduating class of 1954, do hereby make our will: To our Principal, we leave our gratitude for his help and his understanding of our many problems. To our teachers who have been our friends and loyal counselors, we leave our accom- plishments as Seniors. From you our accomplishments came and to you they should be returned. To the Juniors, we bequeath our good luck and well-known nerve which they will need next year. We also leave our honored place as Seniors. May you build a bigger and better school community. To the Sophomores, we leave our long suffering and unquestionable patience. To the Freshmen, we leave our school. You will be here a long time. May you improve all the departments. Individual bequests are: I, Leroy Horsley, leave my ability as student leader, my sincere interest in my school, and my salesmanship to the next annual staff. We, Donella Quick and Willie McNeill leave our musical ability to Sarah Davis and Richard Shaw. We, Betty Sue Malloy, Helen McNair and Hazelle McLaughlin leave our steps as majorettes to Annie Ruth Willis and Sallie McKoy. I, Emest McLaughlin leave my hook shot in basketball to Moses Smith. We, Channie Smith, Evelyn Monroe, Gladys Morrison, and Ollie Kearns leave our little jam sessions to Frances Kemp, Christine Peterkins, and Parthenia Baldwin. We, James Pope, Christopher Evans, and Mamie Smith leave our places in the band to Roscoe McLaughlin, Henry Hayes, and Curtis Allmond. We, Victoria McPhatter and McCormick Allmond leave our artistic ability to Edna McKee and Daisy Lloyd. We, the family groups, Dessie and Ora Carpenter, Dorethea and Jessie Daniels, Richard and Johnnie McLaughlin, McCormick and Smith Allmond, James and William Pope, leave our places to all family groups that may choose to attend our school. CLASS WILL fcontinuedj We, Hazel Finkley and Alberta McNeill, leave our knowledge of English to Mozelle Flowers and Edna McKee. I, Ruth McAllister, leave my musical ability, my loyal and dependable leadership, scholarship, and my editorship to the future junior class leaders. We, Elouise Morrison, Melvin McLean, Lawrence Murchison, Gladys Moultrie, Gladys McPhatter, Catherine McMillan, Sylvester Covington, Strata Covington leave our places in the Dramatic Club to Clarence Dupree and Shirley McMillan. May you continue to lay a solid foundation for a representative cluh. We, the bus drivers, Samuel McRae, James McRae, Benjamin Alston, J. W. McNeill, Archie Smith, Neal Bratcher, Theodore Hollingsworth, and Wilbert Harris leave our safety records to the future drivers. May you always make safe and dependable trips so that our school may never have a serious accident. We, Sallie McNeill, James Graham, Paul Green, Maggie McEachin, leave our good records in Commercial Education to Joyce Campbell, Susie Stevens, Charline Haley and Jennell Morrison. We, Ophelia Alford, Charlee McDonald, Nellie Melvin, leave our pleasing personality to Rachel McNeill and Bernice Green. We, Bertha McRae and George Morrison leave our dancing ability to Rosa Roper and Franklin Bridges. We, Raymond Cole, John Thomas, James Ray, and Eugene Edens leave our good con- duct and spirit of co-operation to Joe L. Cole, Curtis Allmond, and Henry Hayes. We, Georgia Treadwell and Vera Lloyd leave our conscientious efforts to. complete all our assignments to Doris McEachln and Betty J, McNeill, We, Caleb David, John Harris, and Robert Henderson leave our desire to become good American citizens to John McNeill and Elbert Shaw. Mamie Lee Smith PROPH ECY Twenty years have passed since I was a senior at Upchurch. Since that time I have traveled extensively. Some of my trips brought me in contact with many classmates, and I have gained much knowledge about them. Leroy Horsley has established a business school where many boys and girls are taking Typing, Shorthand, and Bookkeeping. Christopher Evans, Benjamin Alston, and Ernest McLaughlin are members of the Brooklyn Dodgers Baseball Team. James Ray and James McRae are owners of the Ray--McRae Restaurants in Raeford, Aberdeen, and Southem Pines. Victoria McPhatter operates an art studio. Many of her paintings are in the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington, D.C. John Thomas and Lewis Melvin are successful farmers. They own large plantations where all modern equipment is at work. Ophelia Alford, Charlee McDonald, Nellie Melvin, and Catherine McMillan are leading educators in various places of their native state. Willie McNeill is now training voices in his famous studio. Gladys McPhatter, now married, operates a group of Beauty Salons. Hair styling is her specialty. Working with her are Evelyn Monroe, 'Eloise Morrison, and Ollie Kearns. Bertha McRae and George Morrison are famous dancers. They have made many appearances in Europe and South America. Ruth McAllister is now an outstanding concert singer. She was recently accepted as a member of a New York opera. Donella Quick is also a singing star on Broadway. Many outstanding housewives and civic leaders are in Raeford. Among them are Sallie McNeill and Strata Covington. At last Raeford has a School of Embalming. The operators are Samuel McRae - manager, his wife, Channie Smith is secretary. Other members of the staff are Sylvester Covington, William and James Pope, Lawrence Murchison and Smith Allmond. Melvin McLean operates a fleet of taxis in Red Springs. With him are Theodore Hollingsworth - Co-Owner, Wilbert Harris - business manager, and J. W. Harris. The charming office girl is the former Gladys Morrison. Farm Demonstrator Richard McLaughlin has a lovely home and family on his prosperous farm near Bowmore. The Daniels and Carpenter Dress Shop is a new addition to the business section on U street in Washington, D.C. PROPHECY Qcontinuedj McCormick Allmond is art instructor at Howard University. Many of his students have won recognition for painting and sculpturing. Hazel Finkley, Alberta McNeill, Georgia Treadwell are now seasoned teachers of English at North Carolina College, Durham, N.C. Caleb David and James McNeill are co-owners of a big service station. Oh yes! Paul Green and Robert Henderson are helpers in this spacious building. Johnnie McLaughlin, James Graham, and Eugene Edens are operating a large Grocery Store in the newly organized town of Bowmore. They have decided to remain at home in order to build big business corporations. Vera Lloyd and Annie Allen are-outstanding nurses at St. Agnes Hospital in Raleigh. Neal Bratcher and Archie Smith are now operating a Shoe Shop. They are trying to save all soles. Betty Malloy, I-lazelle McLaughlin, and Helen McNair have positions at various colleges. Of course, they are associated with the band since their chief interest is in training majorettes to become high steppers. Mamie Smith and Maggie Mcliachin are famous psychiauists. They are affiliated with the public school system in New York. Gladys Moultrie is very satisfied as a missionary in the foreign field. Her gospel songs are winning many converts. Sallie C. McNeill Class Prophetess CLASS POEM HONOR All honor to our worthy school We strive to prove with every rule All honor to marks that we Have handed to prosperity. In history never will there arrive Our like again, we dare surmise First in word! First in play! What higher praises could one say? A special talent marks each one His shoulders thus to lean upon Mantles of achievements gay. That helped us reach Commencement Day. Submitted by Leroy Horsley CLASS SONG QTuneg Now is the Hourj Now is the time, when we must say goodbye, Soon we'1l be leaving Dear Ole Upchurch High. While we're away, we'1l strive to reach our goal, And leaving your banner high, we'11 say goodbye. We stand within, the goal of all our dreams, Our hearts are rippling, like the million streams. Streams filled with love, with joy, with work and cheer All that we know comes through the years. Dear School we know that you'll carry on Helping and guiding those who would be strong. Making each day. each year a stepping stone, Guiding our feet along the path unknown. Composed by: Willie McNeill FEATURES M M OTT0 'AUM 245215: QW' MASCOTS ALI OYCE JONES SCENES AROUND THE C 21535 7 AM fax ,fum 15. :ax 4 ,wh Eff -A ' S aa S9 WE? Q19 9 Z 4 NAL mo r- F' , .Z J' W1 ,X vw- f 1 'L E Y' If N A .L 3 X 0- - .4 Q., 21? . Lain' I 9 , 0-at 0 S??f Qllkec U54 CHOR L CLUB X f The Upchurch High School Choral organization offers a rich musical experience to the members of the group. Our repertoire includes works from Palestrina, PereBombini, Beethoven, Brahms, Schubert, Grieg, Lewandowski, Lvovsky, Dawson, Ryder, Dett, and Waring. Membership is open to interested students from grades 9 - 12. Miss B. J. Norwood, Directress Mrs. N. H. Thigpen, Accompanist BAD n t x 2 X THE 48 PIECE UPCHURCH HIGH SCHOOL BAND One of the recent additions to the schoo1's wide range of activities is the band. Including its director, drum major, and six majorettes, the band consists of 48 members. The band offers training in a way of life' that adds to the cultural development of its members. It also serves to boost the morale of the school and community. T. I. Gavin, Ir, - Director M JGRETTE THE UPCHURCH HIGH-STEPPERS These young ladies have attracted much attention in the many places of their performances. The majorettes are an essential part of the band, and in their short period of training, have proved that they merit the title of 'High-Steppers Left to right: Sallie McKoy, Helen McNair, Doris McEachin, Marjorie Graham, Betty Sue Malloy, and Hazelle McLaughlin. CN N . we X we K vw M H N 5 NN S+ We-Y il JN .Es ENGR gm 9105561 .sim QR wi , .ff GIPY..-XT'?': 4. RW? Q J- K W .t .. X' A L 2 f bww Q ELEMENTARY GLEE CLUB 'WH Q ws 542 lllll Il Illia 2 3 If zz fi WNW RHYTHM BAN s if 'S Q n k A A1 s v: wo W 1 W f , W , fi P Q , aff. 35? 'Y- E I 410 nz X h F ry W, -I ww im 'N sw is 5 ws. 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CLI BS 'E .X ,. , t Q We are the future men of tomorrow, if QR u HQ IM Ns? il? -w 4 X Q 2 K x x I n an ,Q msg sw H VXFQ 'Tri ...: ,,l ' 9 GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1 STARTlNcf.ui INF in 'WMZS . .X ., 5' 8. Q .,- fx. Q9 gg 45, .w S- P, 1 , it x 'S-bi X Q 95 gf M Y QV gm' tm 'x Leif -ii llllii-'E . 3? lllll 'E' Eli 'lllll xx CHEERLEADERS III 'wi I, and M, KAPEFATJ nur nun nn--fA-- Q .vm ww- :Nm mm. A N ww? . . 'f1':f g'ifQ F MELVIN McLEAN - First Baseman ATI-lLEI'IC COMMITTEE MEMBERS E. Scott - Chairman and Junior Varsity Coach Miss A. L. Gadson - Secretary and Coach Girls' Elementary Class Team Mrs. E. Sawyer - Girls' Varsity Coach Cheer Squad Directm' M. McKinnon - Publicity and Junior Varsity Girls' Coach L. H. Newberry - Boys' Elementary Coach J. I. Evans - Boys' Varsity Coach G. A. Page S. L. Williams Mrs. H. B. Williams F. W. Caldwell, Coach Baseball Team Miss S. C. Reddick Sccxe Recorder th Iv 11 I l 1 -4 -4 'U -1 no O I- I I Wiki' Q i si fi 'i S . iw Left to right: Mr. G. H. Wilson, Directory Thomas McRae, Ollie Kearns, Lieutenantg Dora Lee Clark, Otis Smith, Clinton McLaughlin, Evelyn Monroe Captain. Sitting left to right: James Pope, Gladys Morrison, Hazelle McLaughlin, Sallie C. McNeill Willie McNeill Victoria McPhatter, Ruth McAllister, Melvin McLean, McCormick Allmond. Standing Betty S Malloy Channie M. Smith, Miss A. G. Smith, Emest McLaughlin, Mamie Lee Smith, Leroy Horsley Mrs C W Johnson, Evelyn Monroe, Benjamin Alston, Ir. NNUAL STAFF RUTH MCALLISTER- - - LEROY HORS LEY ----- HAZELLE MCLAUGHLIN- BETTY S. MALLOY- - - WILLIE MCNEILL ---- MELVIN MCLEAN ---- ERNEST MCLAUGHLIN MCCORMICK ALLMOND - - - VICTORIA MCPHATTER GLADYS MORRISON- - - SYLVESTER COVINGT ON MAMIE LEE SMI'I'H ----- BENJAMHQ ALSTON, JR. IAMB Pops ------- EVELYN MONROE ---- ct-IANIE SMITH ALBERTA MCNEILL- - - MISS A. G. SMITH ---- MRS. C. W. JOHNSON MISS ALETHIA DIXON- - ------------------ Editor-in-Chief - - Assistant Editor - - - - - Secretary - - - - - - Treasurer - - - Business Manager Circulation Managers - - - - -Art Editurs Advertising Managers - - - - Spam Editors Organizations Editor - - - - Class Editors - - - Faculty Editor - - - - Advisors - - - Faculty Typist ns nm F' N - fi Lu Sui EE: WE 'fx 4., 9 ,, .A Front row, left to right: Betty McDowell, Reporter, Bonnie Ree Purcell, Treasurer, Jean Smith, Song Leader, Shirley Goodman, Historian. Back row: Ruth McEachin, President, Elnora Adams, Secretary, Mildred Edens, Parliamentarian. . H .A. ji -, ,, if fr W SANS iw Q x g SN ww X Q gg ' fr. 4' Y 5 Q .Q ,X ,Ak :X Y 9 -A ,uf ds' 9 A J. , ,ml ni , Q 4' 5 , 1 QQ K xi- hw : f fbi. 44! E MECHANICS AT WORK 'RW Yr OUR FUTURE BRICKMASONS 5 N Ex. 1. 44' MECHANICAL DRA WING WOODWORKING A ..: if .. ., 'w , 9 7 H W 9 K Q 'T 9 1 1 5 NX si 'W H X 4 x 2 E gg fi? ..,... E K R M i ' V Q. Eiga . 3, is Q X WNSNSPJK s Hz' G ,S Q is 1' Q 'Q 1? 3 1 E ...Ma R LUNCHROOM STAFF Left to right: Mrs. Pearlee Murchison, Rev. E. B. Bethea, and Mrs. Parthenia Dockery VETERANS TRAINING s, Dm-mo: L- E- M Class in Carpentry wk? 5'-ra. N. gl f i fsiSium.,QS Sm! Mrs. E. R. Adger Mrs. Bertha Lee Alford Mrs. Rosa S. Anders Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Barber Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bartlett Mrs. Jane Bratcher Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Bryant Mrs. Maggie V. Bryant Sgt. Leonard Burke Mrs. Luevenia Burke Mr. F. W. Caldwell, Jr. Mrs. J. B. Campbell Mr. W. C. Campbell Mr. George Carpenter Mr. James H. Chalmers Mrs. Estelle Clark Mrs. A. B. Clodfelter Mrs. A. V. Colclough Mr. Moses Covington Miss Thelma Covington Mrs. Marie B. Crump Mr. Caleb Pigatt David Miss A. Dixon Cpl. Willie H. Dixon Miss Bonzie Dobbins Mr. and Mrs. Alonza Dockery Mrs. M. D. Dukes Mrs. E. Durham Mr. Nick Easterling Mr. J. J. Evans Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Farnell Mrs. A. D. Faucette Mr. Joseph Finkley Mrs. Nellie Flowers Mr. Carroll Frierson Mrs. Clara B. Frierson Miss A. L. Gadson Mrs. W. M. Gannaway Mr. M. A. Gainey Mr. T. J. Gavin, Jr. Mr. Alexander Geddie Mr. David Gibson Miss D. L. Gilchrist Mrs. L. D. Gleaves Mr. Landon Goodman Mr. Leland Goodman Miss Margaret Goodman Mr. Edward Grady Mrs. Annie M. Graham PATRONS Mr. Walter Graham Mr. Walter Green Mrs. Flora Hankins Mrs. Juanita W. Hennigan Mrs. lone Highland Mrs. R. H. Hinton Miss Elizabeth Holiday Mrs. Maggie Hollingsworth Pfc. Willie Hooper Mrs. Beaddie Horsley Mr. Leroy Horsley Mr. Elbert Jackson Mrs. C. W. Johnson Miss Mary E. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Jones Mrs. G. R. Jones Miss M. Jones Miss Wil-lie Mae Jones Mr. Lem Leach Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Little Mr. Fred Lloyd, Jr. Mrs. J. B. Lucas Mrs. Rosa F. Massey Miss Dorine Malloy Rev. Sylvester Melvin Mrs. E. Miles Mr. Roscoe Miles Rev. H. J. Moore Dr. and Mrs. M. G. Morris Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Dock Morrisey Mrs. Betty Mae Morrison Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Morrison Mr. Willie Morrison Mr. Israel Moultrie Mrs. Lucille H. Mumford Mr. Joseph C. Murphy Mr. and Mrs. James R. McAllister Mr. and Mrs. John D. McAllister Pvt. Russell McAllister, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Washington McAllister Mrs. Ida Mae McCorkle Mrs. G. K. McDowell Mr. and Mrs. John McEachin Mr. Hubert McFaydgen Mrs. M. M. McGeachy Mr. A. D. Mclver Pvt. Alexander McKee Miss Beverly McKinnon Mr. M. McKinnon PATRONS fcontinuedj Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McLauchlin L. E. McLaughlin, Jr. McLaughlin Mr. and Mrs. Sim McLaughlin Miss Bertha Lee McLaurin Miss Annie Mae McLaurin Miss Ellen McLean Mr. Hillard McLean Mr. Pernis McLean Miss L. E. McMurren Mrs. Caroline McNair Pvt. and Mrs. Alvester McNeill Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McNeill Mrs. Rosa C. McNeill Miss Ola Mae McPhatter Mr. J. Walter McQueen Mr. and Mrs. Grady McRae Miss Mildred McRae Miss Texieanna McRae Mr. and Mrs. Winston McRae Mr. L. H. Newberry Miss B. J. Norwood Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Page Mr, L. Parker Mrs. M. Pierce Mrs. Selena S. Pierce Mr. Manley Purcell Mr. Carlwell Quick Mr. Charles Quick Miss Louretta Quick Mrs. Myrtle Quick Mr. L. W. Ray Miss S. C. Reddick Mrs. Marie J. Rice Mr. and Mrs. Coy Richards Mrs. D. C. Robinson Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. O'Neal Mr. M. D. Robinson Miss Blanche Laura Ann Rogers Mr. Jerry A. Quick Miss Willie Mae Graham Mr. Leroy Miles Mr. Prentis Rogers, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence P. Satterwhite Mr. and Mrs. Harold Satterwhite Mrs. E. M. Sawyer Mr. E. Scott Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Seawell Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sinclair Miss A. G. Smith Mrs. E. B. Smith Mrs . Dorothy G. Smith Mrs. Sallie Spencer Mrs. Rosa Black Mrs. Hanah Springs Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Steele Mr. Bennie Steward Miss Deliah Terry Mrs. N. H. Thigpen Miss Hattie Thomas Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. A. R. Thompson and Mrs. W. F. Tinder John Townsend Moses Townsend Mrs. Lucille Treadwell Miss S. M. Truzerls Mr. Mr. Samuel Turner and Mrs. Charlie Tyson Miss C. R. Waddell Miss Gladys Williams Mr. Junious Williams Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Williams Mrs. V. W. Williams Mr. G. H. Wilson Compliments of YOUNG FOLK 'S WGOD I I L A DI E S S H GD FUfgjgfggfUgjgRE Raeford, North Carolina Household Furniture gDial 753, Raeford, North Carolina UDCHUDCI-I MILLING 8: STORAGE CO. Manufacturers of Queen Quality Flour, Crystal Ice, Live at Home Feeds R aeford, North Carolina Compliments of QZO Qcfdftfe '4 BON MAQT 54 8' 10' School Supplies Ladies' ' Chi1d1'en'S Complete Line Toys - Jewelry 1 f t 'w n an S ear Raeford's Newest 5 at 101 store Hoke 's Finest Specialty Shop Phone 383 We Both Lose Money 0 , , 0 4 If You Don t DEPARTMENT STORE Trade With US- Raeford, North Carolina. S S E T SERVICE STATION Clothing fonfhe Entire Hi-Way ISA South Faml Y Raeford, North Carolina - If You Want Your Customers to Keep Coming to Your Store You Better Keep Your Store Coming to Your Customers Through Tl-I E Wada - aafwmz l , E.-,7 Ti' - COMPLIMENTS OF WW MILLS, INC. Raeford , North Carolina .WW Z' M fwed Representing UNIVERSITY CAP 8: GOWN CO. of M. N. PERKINS CO. 486 Andoyer Street Lawrenc eville , Mas sachus etts altblafg, GRI Ll.. Home of Tasty Foods 1401 Murchison Road Opposite F. T. C. Athletic Field Fayetteville, North Carolina ALEX McCORMICK'S STORE DUFFIES STATION Red Springs, North Carolina Phone 5460 Esso Gas, Oil,Groceries Meats, Ice Cream, Candies and Notions ANNE'S BEAUTY SHOP 123 lf2 Person Street Fayetteville, North Carolina f Compliments of QA E FOI3 O HARDWARE CO. CA QT E IRIS Esso STATION GAS 0 OIL Raeford, North Carolina Telephone 555 HOKE DRUG CO. Prescription Druggist Phone 720 Raeford, North Carolina Compliments of RAEFORD THEATRE Raeford, North Carolina. GRAHAM 'S SERVICE STAT mb Dial Z471 Raeford, North Carolina Compliments of WONDERLAND CAFE GEORGE HOLLINGSWORTH, Proprietor Raeford, North Carolina STA MC DONA L D I S Esso SERVICENTER NDARD0 STATION Telephone 541 Washing - Greasing Raeford, North Carolina MCNAIRS We Make You A Look Your Best I IVERY MCNAIR, Proprietor Dry Cleaning Phone 465 Raeford, North Carolina ..'-'-4-1.1 J' eg '14, isa DRY CLEANERS 021920 BAN K OF RAEFORD Raeford, North Carolina Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Fifty Years of Helpful Banking Service RAEFORD LUMBER COMPANY HOME FOOD MARKET Everything in FFOST1 Meats Building Material Sea Foods - Groceries Raeford, North Carolina Phone 375 Phone 546 Raeford, North Carolina BAUCCDM APPLIANCE CO. Phone 322 - Raeford, North Carolina Maytag Washers, The Old Reliable 6 Million Sold! None Better Made. Frigidaire - Electric Ranges - Refrigerators Washers- Home Freezers - Heaters - Automatic Zenith - Television - Radios We Make Complete lnstallments Quality Products - Easy Terms - Good Service N H owe 1. 1. y , E REXALL onuc-ss A N D E DS STUDIO Registered Druggist 127 Hillsboro Street Phone 365 Dial Z-6090 Raeford, North Carolina Fayetteville, North Carolina BELK I-IENSDALE CO. Home of Better Values Phone 854-1 Raeford, North Carolina RAE FORD AU TO COMPANY Sales - Service Ford Tractors General Repair Day Phone 755 - Night Phone 433 Wrecker Service Compliments of 4202503 1 FURNITURE co. Raeford, North Carolina l Phone 566 - We Deliver Compliments of A. T. BOBBITT McCain, North Carolina ROYALE 8: BROWN BEAUTY SALONS 1275 ---------- 1335 Person Street Phone 2-4309 - Phone 2-5537 Fayetteville, North Carolina DUNLAP'S SERVICE STATION AND GROCERY Day and Night Service Phone 6528 Raeford, North Carolina Compliments of ISRAEL MANN STORE Raeford, North Carolina DAVIS SINCLAIR STATION Gas - Oil - Washing - Greasing Phone 503 Raeford, North Carolina. Compliments of DUNLAP'S BAR-BER SHOP Raeford, North Carolina Phone 6528 We Guarantee All Barber Work Compliments of TYSON BEAUTY SHOP Phone 6534 Raeford, North Carolina Compliments of BAIRD'S BEAUTY SHOP Fayetteville, North Carolina 1415 Person Street Compliments of ft MW 6' gmovom CO. Raeford, North Carolina HOKE OIL 8: FERTILIZER CO. Manufacturers of Cotton Seed Product. Raeford, North Carolina m m MCLAUGHLIN COMPANY, INC. Hardware, Building Material, 'Cotton and Fertilizers Raeford, North Carolina Compliments of CONNEL OIL CO. Raeford, North Carolina C. J. CONNEL, Manager Compliments of HOLLUM FURNITURE CO. Aberdeen, North Carolina JANE 'S GIFT SHOP Raeford, North Carolina From Since 1912 TI-IE CAPITOL of F ayetteville , North Carolina M. R . Smith D. D. S. Julius F. Jordon D. D. S. Albert L. O Briant M. D. R. L. Murray R. M. Jordon M. D. M. D. Sales Service COTTON QWZW AUTO co. C ZWAGW ' ' JU co. Phone 363 Everything for 217 N. Main street the Farm and Home Phone 761 R aeford , North Carolina Raeford, North Carolina LKUSE ' , ig-. A 9 1 M -1 :,' f - i'1 ,. '1 'Q ,,,11'5H'n M 9.4'1.,,:i:M, ,,. ag Ugxlgui' , '. 311,131 ,, 11.9, W M '5 X, : wi 1 Mg, 1 9,1 ,mr A Q . 5, ilx m 1aY , L,-av ju. 3 A W4-,, .f i I1 n , ., W . -5 , iv v,111 1 .m :,:1 451 xg 3 Jfv'- 1 Qu paw f3,:M1ut1.1 21. 1' f ' 1:41 1 W 1 1 1-'1,' 11 Lf, 1 '. ,iw V 41.111, '11, - .ffl 'QS' ,151 9'-J ' ' 11 'fo -J, 1' Q v ' V1 f1?! :,1 pf' Q. wiv 1 T- M 'Q .'.Jf1.'1 1-,s1aQ'f1 . A -l'-1.-1.1 1.643 v1 !1 r. k1yg1lf.- f ff: 1 . 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