Valley Springs High School - Skylark Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1957 volume:

The Skylark staff of 1956-57 genu- inely hopes that the following pages will gratifyingly remind you 0 f the wonderful hours we have with our many friends, This spirit of friend- ship is caught in our school song. HCheer for the Purple andGold Waving for ever, Pride of ole Valley Springs May she rule ever. Let's singa song for the school today, Cheer for the teams that play, On to the goal we'll fightour way for Valley Springs .' ' made 0; THE 95 516 Walla? Spunqzt SKYLARK Study Hall -- The reason more teachers are graying than ever before. CAMPUS Beans-Greens-Cornbread-Cherry pie. I could eat 'em, til Idie. All together! Hup! Z--3--4! Hup!c . . SHH! Genius at work! 6hew fall; Me ' throw I said th asdf-- Jehspace - 'jkl 030phat-- Jumping r0w! Not again! I've put that zipper on the wrong side three times! SCENES Quit squirming! It's Now how did I get five legs on that table Going upstairs to get a Hhigher ed- ucation- uaf21e ancl Qald, LMrs. Dorothy Dunn WUniversity of North Carolina B. in English Mr. M. E. Nesbitt ' North Carolina State B.S. in Agriculture Education DEDICATION In appreciation fo r their unceasing earnestness and willingness in helping and guiding us and our school, and fo r understanding us and our prob- lems, we dedicate the 1957 Skylark to THE HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY Mr. Don Tomberlin B.S. Western Carolina College M.A. School Administration and Business Education-U. N. C. Mrs. Louise D. Baldwin Radford College B.S. in Education Mr. Hugh Ra Sizemore B.S., M.A. Brevard College Western Carolina College George Peabody College for Teachers Mr. L. Guy Ensley B.S. Math and Science-W.C.C. MUE.D. Administration and Super- Vision-U.N.C. Graduate Work - M.I.T. Mr. Max S. Rhodes Western Carolina College BS. in Physical Education and Social Studies Mr. John Brooks May Mars Hill College Western Carolina College B.S., M.A. Education Mrs. Bertha Duckett Mars Hill College Meredith College A.B. in Home Economics Mr. John D. Moore A.B. University of North Carolina M.A. Western Carolina College Mrs. James Roddy Carson-Newman College B.A. in English TO WHOM WE OWE OUR DIPLOMAS CLASSES ACTIVITIES Page 9 Page 13 Page 33 1 ATHLETICS FEATURES ADVERTISING Page 45 Page 55 Page 73 PLOMAS E W 0 E W M 0 H W 0 T OUR D1 SCHOOL COMMITTEE Mrs. W. J. Corn, Chairman; Mrs. George J. Braun, Secretary; Mr. W. J. Cathay; Mr. Sam W. Dixon; Not Picturedk Mr. Joe A. Baldwin, COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT . Mr. T. C. Roberson 10 P.T.A. BOARD OF DIRECTORS Mrs. Robert M. Gibson; Mrs. Bill W. Baldwin; Mrs. Paul D.Kiser; Mrs. Ralph Webster; Mrs. F. E. Dorsey; Mrs. G. L. Leslie. GRAMMAR GRADE TEACHERS Mrs. Fulk, Mrs.T. Nesbitt, Miss Bruce, Mrs.Ponder, Mrs.Kahe, Mrs.R. Nesbitt, Mrs. Darsie, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Parker, Miss Pittillo, Mrs. Sparks, Mrs. Hoke, Mrs. Jump, Mrs. Norville Mrs. Johnston, Mrs. Cochrane, Mrs. Moore, Mr. Anthony, Mrs. Webster, Miss Gibson, Mrs. Alexander, Mrs. Ledbetter, Mrs. Gibbs, Mr. Burleson, Miss Fullam, Mr. Angel. ' PRINCIPAL Mr. L. Guy Ensley t P.T.A. OFFICERS Mrs. Robe rt M. Gibson, Jr., President; Mrs. Bill W. Baldwin, Secretary: Mr. O. W. Ponder, Parliamentarian; Mrs. G. L. Leslie,Jr., Treasurer; Mrs. P. D. Kiser, First Vice President; NotPicturedM Mrs. Edward J . Hill. Second Vice President; Mrs. E. D. Hayes, Historian. 11 OUR PARENTS Our parents have endeavored to conquer our preju- ,, ;; timul ted us to do many things we would 12 kommmmwmwmw, x SENIOR Billy Moore, President; Mallory, Vice President; OFFICERS Helen Hart, Secretary; David Mazie Gordon, Treasurer. SENIOR SPONSOR Mrs. Dorothy Dunn l4 Skylark work through the years- - Studying is rewarding in many wayse Class rings fi- nally arrived! Class mascots look forward to graduation. Caps and gowns are symbols of a great achievement. CLASS ACTIVITIES 15 DALLAS BISHOP Her quiet sincerity helps her in all activities. SARAH BROWN The love and ability she has for athletics has lead the team to many victo- ries. JANET CAUBLE She has a wonderful dis- position and is liked by all. DOROTHY CORN Fun and frolic are a part of her everyday life. SENIOR VIRGINIA BISHOP Fewer words accomplish more. CHARLIE GARLAND His nons ens e makes classes more enjoyable to students. LANE COGGINS H e i g ht is an excellent feature in a man. NINA SUE CORNWELL Her laughte r and wit make her a favorite with everyone! CLASS BILL CREASMAN He is as the quietness of still w a te r s which run deep. DAVID DUCKER His many talents are dis- played in the zestful life he leads . RAY ELINGB URG Whatmore could you ask for than tall, dark, and handsome! BETTY JO GASPERSON Wit and humor are a part of her make-up. CHARLES DUCKER A sense ofhumor is vital in this world we live in. ANITA DUMAS Her m usical talent is greatly enjoyediby every- one. DEBORAH FINCH She is a true artist with a feeling for beauty. GALE GASPERSON He makes many friends with his w a r In person- ality. MAZIE GORDON She is serene and relax- ing and gives a feeling of restfulness. SHIRLEY GREENE The fewer words, the greater the profit. HELEN HART Femininity and wisdom make her an understand- ing, lovely, and delicate person GORDON KNIGHT Being neat makes a per- son more attractive. SENIOR BARBARA GREENE Wisdom and grace are made manifest in her. STEVE GREENE Wisdom is a virtue that all men admire. GERRIE HINTON Her gay, laughingmanner draws people to her. DONNA LEDBETTER She h a s athletic ability which has helped our school in the hall of tame . I9 -- V. CLASS DAVID MALLORY His polite , friendly manner is a sign of a gentleman. BILL MCGUIRE Laughter and fun m a kg every class more enjoy- able . CAROLENE METCALF Red hair doesn't neces- sarily mean a violent temper. BILLY MOORE He is a very intelligent , conscientious, depend- able student. 57 LYNN MANEY Popularity is achieved through a good person- ality. JUDY MESSER Beauty is the essence that attracts mankind PATRICIA METCALF Daintiness is a sign of femininity in a woman. GERALD MOORE Success will come to such a brilliant, under- standing, and thoughtful person. SARAH LOU PENIX She ha 8 athletic ability and loves sports. MARTHA PITTILLO Neatness and efficiency will help her in her future. MARY JO REAGAN Her energy seems end- less. VIRGINIA SHELL Sincerity and friendli- ness are displayed by her quiet ways. SENIOR BILL PINNER His q uie t ways and de- pendability m ake him a reliable person. HOWARD RAY He is a fine athlete and is a favorite with every- one. NANCY ROBERTS She ha 5 a friendly dis- position and a warm personality. JOYCE SHIPMAN She has a nice smile and a neat appearance. I9 CLASS 57 CAROLE SPOONER She has musical talent which is displayed in her many activities . BARBARA VICK She is neat and has a nice appearance. PEGGY WILLIAMS Silence a nd thoughtful- ness are admirable traits. MARY JO TREADWAY She is a dependable and a very conscientious person. KAY WARD Wisdom and understand- ingmake her a sweet well-liked person. BETTY YOUNG He 1- youth, with fun and 1aughter,mak'esher a popular girl. JUNIOR OFFICERS Arthur Moorehead - President Buddy Baldwin - Vice-President Stuart Reems - Treasurer ' Joel Corn - Secretary IOR SPONSORS Mr . Hugh R. Sizemore Mrs . Bertha Duckett JUNIOR I Bill Anderson Opal Bagwell Buddy Baldwin Jack Baldwin Norma Ball 57 CLASS Jo Ann Banks Jayne Earnhardt Willyse Barnwell Mary Bradley Nancy Cagle Joel Corn Ann Elingburg Nita Gibson Woodfin Glenn Patricia Graham Tommy Graham Elaine Grindstaff Walter Hare Karen Harmon Louie Harmon Betty Hart Jerrie Hechler Tommy Holbert Judy Hollifield Elizabeth Ingram Fred Israel Jack Johnson Wayne Kale Edith Kyle Don Lance Robert Ledbetter Wayne Lisenbee Maurice McBee Virginia Moore Arthur Moorehead JUNIOR I9 Marion Nalley Steve Nesbitt Martha Price Stuart Reems Henry Reynolds 57 CLASS Sandra Rhodes Frances Shell Sarah Shuffler Mary Silvers Stella Silvers Jackie Snyder Mary Stepp Joe Tandy Wolfy Unger Dan Waddell Lucille White Donnie Whitener Wallace Whiteside Everette Young Frank Zachary SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Pete Cornwall - President Tommy Chandler - Vice-President Larry Plemmons - Secretary-Treasurer SOPHO MORE SPONSORS Mrs. James Roddy Mr. John May Janice Arthur Arthur Babb Bobbie Jo Baldwin Charles Barnwell . Jimmy Brown Tommy Chandler Bobby Corn Edsel Austin Sarah Bailey Ruby Banks Martha Bishop Ina Brown , Judy Brown Shelbe Jean Cordell . SOPHOMORE I9 Pete Cornwell Jackie Dockins Barron DuBose Charles Elingburg Buddy Garren Roberta Gasperson Herschel Gasperson Jerry Gasperson 57 CLASS Patsy Gasperson Donna Gordon Charles Harris Cynthia Hayes Brian Haynes R achel Keith Shirley Lackey Catherine Lance Roy Lindberg Billy Luther Bettye Marshall Gloria Moore Bobby Moore Vivian Moser Kermit Nelson Peggy Norteman Buddy Pinner Juanita Pittillo Larry Plemmons Nellie Ray Bobby Roberts Christine Roberts Steve Roberts Joyce Shuffler Bobby Smart Darius Snyder Janice Swanger Dean Tate Robert Taylor John Travis Macie Treadway Tony Ward Carol Weir Franklin Wells Jimmy West Barbara Wilkie Harry Wolfe FRESHMAN OFFICERS Nancy Israel - President Betty Brown - Vice-President Larry Gasperson - Secretary Morris Finch - Treasurer FRESHMAN SPONSORS Mr. John D. Moore Mr. Max S. Rhodes Jimmy Anderson Billy Baker Arnold Ballard Elizabeth Brackett Betty Brown Marvin Butler Jack Clontz Tommy Corn Buddy Bagwell Jimmy Baldwin Fred Blankenship Mary Dean Burnette Troy Butler Billy Conner FRESHMAN I9 Earl Elingburg Bruce Emory Dorothy Emory Morris Finch Ronnie Gaddy Clifford Gasperson Daisy Gasperson 57 CLASS Larry Gasperson Tommy Gasperson Suzy Gaunt Freida Glenn Joe Gowan Jerry Grant Diana Harmon Bobby Hill Nancy Israel Leon Lance Mary Ellen Lance Mike McCrary Joan Mallory J . P. Meece 6. Jackie Metcalf Madeline Moore Barbara Morgan Jessie Nelson Frances Payne Marshall Penix Mary Sue Penix ;h1 Margaret Penland Joan Wells Marian Penland Mary June West Russell Pinner David Williams Dell Rice Wanda Williams John Rice Judy Wilson John Smith Altha Worley Delores Snyder Nancy Youngblood EIGHTH GRADE First Row: C a r olyn Alexander, Charles Allen, Larry Babb, Colleen Bailey, Faye Ellen Banks, J am e s B ate 3 , Edward Bowman, Suellen Bowman, Ralph Boyd, Larry Bradley, Mike Bradley. Second Row: Mitchell Bradley, Nancy Branks, Jerry Brown, Mary Sue Burris, Patricia Cole, BettyJeanConner, Joyce Cox, Patricia Coy, Brenda Craig, Carole Creasman, Cheryl Cunningham Third Row: Eugene C utshaw . Donald Dalton, Billie Marie Davis, Miriam DuBose, Ruth Finch, Sue Fowler, Donald G a 5 pa r s on , Glenda Gasperson, Gloria Gasperson, June Gasperson, Linda Gasperson. Fourth Row: R o be r t Gibs on III, Franklin Graham, Anne Greene, Wanda Greene, Tommy Harris, Marilyn Hogsed, Helene Holmes, Christine Hudgens, David Hudson, RoyJackson, Robert Jones. Fifth Row: David Kale, Jimmy Kane, Steve Lewis, Pat Logan, Richard McDonald, HowarndMinn,Judy Meadows, Tommy Meadows, Ernest Miller, Betty Moore , Judy Moore . Six- th Row: Caren Owenby, Jewel Owenby, Rosalyn Parker, Loretta Peck, Lprraine Peck, Mack Pen- land, W illiam Price, J. L. Pressley, Danny Ratcliff, Carolyn Ray, Joyce Reems. Seventh Row: Bill Rhode s , John Shell, Mary Shroat, Frances Shuffler, Jackie Smith, Marcus Snyder, Charles T aylor , D . A . Todd, Gale Todd, Jimmy Vick, Faye Walb. Eighth Row: Barbara Wells. Vollie Whitaker, Brenda Wilson, Rebecca Wright, Helen Zachary. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Mich ael Alle n , Macky Angel, Nathan Arthur, Colin Austin, Carolyn Baldwin, JanetteBatrich, Callie Bishop, Larry Black, Doris Blankenship, Judy Brown, Sammie Brown. Second Row: Dale B utle r , Trudy Cappsl Geraldine Conner, Donnie Corn, V. B. Corn, Ken Cunningham ,Quentin Di11,Bill Dorsey, Joe Dunn, Carol Elingburg, Nancy Frady. Third Row: Arnold G a s pe r s on , Hilda Gasperson, Patsy Gasperson, Pete Gasperson, Barbara Glenn, 'Ge or ge Glenn, Joyce Graham, Sandra Grant. Paul Grey, Roy Gregg, Patsy Hayes. Fourth ,Row: M a ry Higgins , Edgar Holland, Gene Hollifield, Jetta Bee Hudson. Harvey Hudgins, Ge or ge Huntsinger, Tommy Israel, Nancy James, Johnny Keever, Buntsie Lackey,Ronnie Lance. Fifth Row: R on ald McCrary, Faye McMinn, Mary Belle McNabb, Sharon McNabb, E r ic Me e c e , Joseph Metcalf, Beverly Moody, Harry Moody, Billy Moore, Alvin Owenby. C he s te r Owenby. Sixth Row: Ronald Owenby, Wayne Payne, Douglas Peek, Nancy Penland, P at Pe ml and , Sarah Pittillo, Albert Price, William Ray, Michael Reeves, Edward Reidl Richard Rollins . Seventh Row: P a t Silvers, Sammy Smart, Mary Spivey, Janie Stepp.Lillie Tandy, John Wells, Robert Wells, Jimmy Whiteside, Colman Williams, Melva Wilson, Lour- raine White, Patsy Youngblood. Mrs . Ledbetter Mrs . Gibbs Mr . Burleson Seventh Grade Seventh Grade Seventh and Eighth Grade Miss Fullam Mr. Angel Eighth Grade Eighth Grade TEACHERS AND ACTIVITIES OF SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES Mo ving into the high school building has been a great delight. We participate in physical education and belong to the Junior Deputy Club of Buncombe County. The seventh grade boys a c c e pt the responsibility of putting up and taking down the flag on the front campus each day. h The girls work at the s e r ving counter in the cafeteria. We serve as library assistants in the .. elementary building. We are busy learning the first steps in junior high school. BUSINESS STAFF Steve Greene, Business manager; Gale Gasperson, Bill McGuire, Charlie Carland EDITOR TH E SKY Kay Ward ART AND PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Anita Dumas, Art editor; David Mallory, Janet Cauble, Nina Sue Cornwell a M A? Wg ADVERTISING STAFF Lynn Maney, Advertising manager; David Ducker, Anita Dumas, Donna Ledbetter, Gerald Moore, Betty Young, hot picture$ Billy Moore LA R K S TA F F ASSISTANT EDITOR Donna Ledbetter EDITORS AND ADVISER Donna Ledbetter, Assistant editor; Kay Ward, Editor; Nita Gibson, Junior editor; Mrs . Dunn, Adviser TYPISTS Opal Bagwell, Jo Ann B anks , Dallas Bishop, SarahBrown, PatGraham ,Shirley Greene , Elaine Grindstaff, Betty Hart, Edith Kyle. Sarah Lou Penix, Martha Pittillo , Martha Price,Mary Stepp, Mary Jo Treadway, Peggy Williams. EDITOR IN CHIEF T H E H I G H Barbara Greene Deborah Finch and Mazie Gordon, Art Editors Mrs . Baldwin, Adviser , - . :...:. .-.-. ..4.. -2 LIGHT STAFF Judy Messer, exchange manager; Bill McGuire and Charlie Garland, circulation managers; Shirley Greene and Martha Pittillo, production managers; hot pictured Billy Moore, business manager. ASSOCIATE EDITOR S andr a Rhode 5 Carol Weir and Larry Plemmons, Sophomore Editors Wanda Williams and Billy Conner, Freshmen Editors WRNv-Mwa MARSHALS Kay Ward Billy Moore Helen Hart Steve Greene Barbara Greene Lynn Maney um: KEN 113 um mun; mm x: k $311M!!! I BAND Mrs. Catherine Fulk, director FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA OFFICERS Barbara Greene - President Kay Ward - Vice-President Donna Ann Ledbetter - Secretary Carol Weir - Reporter Gerrie Hinton - Historian Judy Messer - Treasurer Mrs. W. R. Ledbetter - Sponsor LES FAINEANT FRANCAIS The Lazy Frenchmen OFFICERS Judy Messer - President; Nita Gibson - Vice-President Don Lance - Secretary; Peggy Norteman - Treasurer Judy Hollifield - Reporter LOS ESPANOLES SONOLIENTOS The Sleepy Spaniards' ' OFFICERS Deborah Finch - President; Howard Ray - Vice-President Buddy Baldwin - Secretary; Lynn Maney - Treasurer Mazie Gordon - Reporter 4-H CLUB OFFICERS Betty Young - President; Charlie Garland - Vice-President Donna Gordon - Secretary-Treasurer; Mazie Gordon - Reporter Carole Spooner - Song Leader DEBATING CLUB OFFICERS Gerald Moore - President; Donna Ann Ledbetter - Vice-President Helen Hart - Secretary; Billy Moore - Parliamentarian Carol Weir - Librarian; Peggy Norteman - Reporter FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA We are the Future Homemakers. We face the future with warm courage and high hope, For we have the Clearconsciousnessof seeking old and precious values. We are the builders of homes-- Homes where living will be the expression of everything that is good and fair. . . v. OFFICERS Nita Gibson, president; Carol Weir, vice-presi- dent; Sandra Rhodes, secretary; Ann Elingburg, treasurer; Judy Hollifield, reporter; Donna A nn Ledbetter, parliamentarian; Shelbe Jean Cordell, his t o r ia :1; Anita Mae Dumas , pianist; Vivian Moser and Kay Ward, executive board members . F.H.A. SPONSOR Mrs . Bertha Duckett FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA HI believe in the future of farming, with a faith born not of words but of deeds. . . I believe that to live and work on a good farm is pleasant as well as challenging. . . I believe in leadership from ourselves and respect from others. . . I believe in less dependence on begging and more power in bargaining. . . n OFFICERS David Mallory,president; Gale Gasperson, vice- president; George Lance , secretary; David Ducker, treasurer; Bill Pinner , reporter; Charles Ducker, sentinel; Mr. M. E. Nesbitt, adviser. F.F.A. SPONSOR Mr. Marvin E. Nesbitt Nancy Ro berts; Pat:- Betty Young Sarah Lou Penix, 5 Helen Hart, iCia Metcalt, th Corn, Doro Y arah Brown MarY J o TreadWaY, Donna Ledbetter, Anita Dumas, Janet Cauble, Nina Sue Cornwall Mrs . Louise Baldwin, Adviser SECRETARIES We, the secretaries, strive to do our best in all we do; whether it be typing, dictation, tran- scribing, filing, or recording. We try to look our best for our employers and try to be me at in our work. Shirl aren Harmon, eY Ann Greene, Mar 5 snen, K Grindstaff Opal BagWell, Peg ce . Fran t, Elame tha Jane Pittillo Bette Hal' ' 8y Williams g. Left to right: S ar ah Brown, Donna Ledbetter, Nina Cornwell, Mary Jo Reagan, Vivian Moser, Janice Arthur, Carole Spooner, Catherine Lance, Nita Gibson, Sarah Lou Penix, Kay Ward. GIRLS' BASKETBALL THE PANTHERS Left to right: Lucille White, Edith Kyle, Norma Ball, Pat Graham, Roberta Gasperson. Donna Ledbetter Lou Penix Sar ah e white Edith Kyle Janice Arthur Catherine Lance Pat Graham Norm a B all R ay Elingb ur g , Dan Waddell, Lynn Maney, Don Lance, David Ducker, Fred Israel, Buddy Baldwin. Standing Wolfy Unger, Joel Corn, Howard Ray, David Mallory, Everette Young, Mr. Max Rhodes, Coach. 27 ll 14 Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Fri. Tues. Fri. Fri. Tues. Fri. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. Fri. Tues. BOYS' BASKETBALL The Panthe r 5 NOVEMBER Mills River Biltmore DECEMBER Hendersonville Le ice ster North B uncombe Reynolds JANUARY Mills River Owen Biltmore Enka Erwin Leicester FEBRUARY North B uncombe Erwin Owen Reynolds Hendersonville Enka i-JH .. ??FTJ gammam 6:11.4me Wolfy Unger Evarette Young Howard Ray B uddY B aldwm Don Lance Ray Elingburg THE VARSITY David Ducker David Mallory Charles Elingburg $32; M, W Left to right: Charles Elingburg, Wolfy Max Rhode s , coach; Ray Elingburg, Unger,Larry Plemmons, Buddy Pinner, B uddy Baldwin, Bobby Smart, Tommy B uddy Garren, Woodfin Gle n n , Billy Holbert, Jackie Johnson, F r e d Israel, Luther, David Ducker. Lynn Maney. Davzd Ducker Buddy Baldwm Lynn Maney Larry Plemmons BObbY Smart Jackle Johnson Billy Luther B uddy Pinner Nancy Youngblood Anita Dumas Janet Cauble Co-Captains CHEERLEADERS Judy Hollifield Betty Brown Martha Price . V Carol Weir Ann Elingburg Judy Messer CHEER FOR THE TEAMS THAT PLAY... Afte r having played and won seven games and being the only undefeated girls' team in the Buncombe County Conference, the Times' photographer made this picture at our school. t Action is seen here as the Panthers cla sh with North Buncombe during the Buncombe County Tournament. Our 1956 Champions meet the '56 runners-up. ON TO THE GOAL WE'LL FIGHT OUR After having had average teams for several years, our boys' team leads the Buncombe County Conference with a 9-0 record. Our girls show fine shape! Our boys meet fourth seated Enka. WAY FOR VALLEY SPRINGS... OURMANAGHw Tony Ward, Frank Zachary, Artie Moorehead Our three m anagers , Tony, F r ank , and Artie, take turns sit- ting at the report desk and keeping the r e c o r d books . But they are always handy when a player needs some chewing gum, shoestrings, or other such necessities. Tony is our official ball Shiner. Frank and Artie keep the gym in top shape. Ifthere is an errand to be run,the coaches and players can always de- pend on the se three eager as- sistants . OURCOACHES Mr . Max Rhodes, Mr . Don Tomberlin The coaches, Mr. Tomberlin and Mr. Rhode s , inspire the boys and girls of our school to attain the highest goal in athletics and sportsmanship. Their practice of fair- ness in all things has earned the respect of all the students. We are very proud of these two men. mm VI B Run $ng Music 12y jiMMY Mm Eatknka favbw: 3 m mmmm km by mu m a, 553$? ,1 h w Wag IUDV MESSER RAY ELINGBURG LYNN MANEY POPULAR MOST L L E w N R 0 C E U s A m N V .K 472TW 'erw 34 :3: mm: , MW 1 m '1me V '.'.H W Hg $$$m' w gm .L 3: at m V , . . 2:23;in w V .m, m BEST ALL. AROUND JUDY MESSER DAVID MALLORY MOST DEPENDABLE MARY JO TREADWAY BILLY MOORE R E N O O P S E L O R A C DAVID DUCKER MOSTVLIKELY TO SUCCEED GERALD MOORE BARBARA GREENE MOST INTELLECTUAL BILLY MOORE HELEN HART T; g E NEATEST BISHOP GORDON KNIGHT WITTIEST DAVID DUCKER NINA SUE CORNWELL SENIOR SQUARE DANCE TEAM The Valley Springs Senior Square Dance Team's a p pe a r a n c e s at the Buncombe County Fair and the CherokeeFair were unsuccessful in holding their 1955 championship. They were 5 u c c e s s f ul in defending their championship at Canton V.F .W. Folk Festival. This made their third consecutive win at Canton. The team was defeated in the finals at the Asheville Youth J a m b o r e e a n d the Hendersonville Apple Festival. They also appe a r e d at the Mountain FolkFestival. The team was engaged to dance regularly at Grove Park Inn d ur in g the summer. They have danced for many conventions, clubs, and the Veteran's Adminis- tration Hospital at Swannanoa. Members of the team went to St. Simon's Island, Georgia for a week's vacation in August. A juke box was purchased and presented to the Valley Springs Memorial Community Building by the team. The junior team appeared at the Asheville Youth .1 a m b o r e e , Canton V.F.W. Folk Festival, Cherokee F air , Hendersonville Apple Festival, and Buncombe County Fair. They were champions of the Buncombe County Fair. The team danced for clubs, conventions, and the R ed C ro s s Workers' Camp at Tuxedo in Henderson County. JUNIOR SQUARE DANCE TEAM JUNIOR-SENIOR BANQUET On April 27, 1956, the Junior-Senior Banque t was held at Manor Hotel. Seniors,juniors, and faculty were invited. The theme HStardust was carried out. P r o g r a m m e: Invocation, Helen Hart; Welcome Seniors, B illy Moo r e ; Response, Jack Stepp; Welcome Faculty and Guests, Gerald Moore; Re- sponse , Mr .E n s 1 e y ; Song, Carole Spooner , Gifts from a Star, Nina Sue Cornwall. Menu: B aked Ham or Baked Turkey, Green Peas, Assorted Relishes, Choice of Salads, Assorted Breads, Choice of Desserts,, Beverages. An evening of dancing followed the buffet dinner. Woody Rhodes and his orchestra played. David Mallory Kay Ward BEST CITIZENS OF SENIOR CLASS These be st citizens were nominated by the faculty and elected by the student body according to the rules set up by the Asheville Civitan Club, that sponsors the citizenship awards annually. The senior representatives will be guests at the Civitan Luncheon in the spring. QUALIFICATIONS In any gr 0 up of people that work together, have comm on interests, and depend upon each othe r , the r e is a need for understanding. It s e em 5 to me that the extent to which aperson is able to possess and cultivate this human under- s ta n din g will determine more than any other 5 in g1 e f a c to r his quality of good citizenship. Are yo u able to see the other person's point of view? C a n yo u ge t along harmoniously with others? C an yo u congratulate another person when they have honestly excelled to greater heights th a n you have ? It is then that you have begun to show signs of growing up into a mature citizen. Self-p re se rvation is a basic part of our human nature, and yet this drive must be culti- vate d into a point of view that will enable us to control our selfishnes s . Basically we are selfish; and yet to be good citizens, we must become unselfish. Do you enjoy doing things of service for others? Are you tolerable of other peoples' ideas even though they differ from your own? An outstanding citizen must be able to discern between right andwrong. It seems to me that the mostimportant factor determining that is not the act itself, but the purpose of the act and the atti- tude which one has in regard to it. Attitudes and purposes are important fa c to r s to good citi- zenship, are yours proper? Some c itize n 5 ha ve strong attributes of leadership and othe r s are better at following. At different times we are each called upon to follow and to lead, and we should be able to do both well. Are you able to back your leaders? Do you e a r n the confidence that others place in you in your positions of leadership? There are manyqualifications of a good citi- zen; but in the final analysis, you must be a fine person with a proper sense of values in order to be of greatest service to other people. This is the real test of citizenship. L . Guy Ensley Nita Gibson B uddy B aldwin Vivian Moser Pete Cornwell BEST CITIZENS OF SOPHOMORE CLASS Nancy Youngblood Jimmy Baldwin N m BEST CITIZENS OF FRESHMAN CLASS 11 team Wins 1956 CheerlEBders Girls, basketba B uncombe Coun County Tournament AWARDS F.H.A. Booth wins first place at Buncombe County Fair. ROUNDTABLE Kay Ward, Nita Gibson, Barbara Greene, and Sandra Rhodes attended the High School Ed-itorST Roundtable at Cullowhee, N. C., October 12-13, 1956. The Skylark wa 5 represented by Kay and Nita at the annual meetings; Barbara and Sandra represented the Highlight . The Skylark won a Medalist Award. The Highlight won second place in mimeographed papers and sixth place in printed p'apers in the large sechool division. SPEECH CONTEST Billy Moore entered the essay contest HI Speak for Democracy and received second place in Buncombe County. en w' : Spectat T . 1n 9 01-5, W ournam t l 56 Sportsmanship C and ball Players up for BunCOmbe r DALLAS JANE BISHOP--G1ee C1ub--1,2; Dramatics-- 4; FHA--1,2; Parliamentarian--3,4; Highlight--4; French C1ub--2,3; Bus Patrol- 3; HNeatest . VIRGINIA BISHOP--FHA--1,Z,3,4; Spanish C 1 ub --3; Glee C1ub--2,3,4; Dramatics--4. SARAH BROWN--Glee C l ub --1,2,3; FHA--1,Z,3; 4-H --1,2,3; Dramatics--4; Highlight--4; Skylark--4; Bus Patrol--3; Basketba11--Z,3,4; Secretary Practice. CHARLIE CARLAND--Glee C1ub--1,2,3,4; 4-H Club-- 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3,4; FFA--1 ,2,3,4; Skylark--4; Dramatics--4; Art Club--l; Highlight--4. JANET CAUBLE--FHA--1,Z,4; French Club--Z; Glee C1ub--1,3,4; Skylark--4; Cheerleader--3,4; 4-H--1,2; 4; Dramatics--4; Secretary Practice. LANE COGGINS--Basketba11--1, 3 ,4; Dramatics--4; FFA--l ,2,3,4; Art Club--1. DOROTHY CORN--Highlight--AssistantSenior Editor; SpanishClub--3,4; Bus Patrol--3; Secretary Practice; Dramatics--4. NINA CORNWELL--FHA- - l,2,3,4; Basketball--2,3,4; 4-H--1,2,3,4; French C1ub--President--2; Highlight-- 4; Skylark--4; Glee Club--l,2,3,4; Bus Patrol--3; Dramatics--4; Secretary Practice; UMost Popular ; 44Wittiest . WILLIAM E. CREASMAN--Dramatics--4; FFA--l . CHARLES DUCKER--FFA- -1,2 ,3 ,4; Jr Basketba11--1; Dramatics--4; Art Club--1. . Varsity DAVID DUCKER--Skylark--4; Jr. Varsity Basketball- Basketba11--2,3 ,4; Baseba11--l, 2 , 3 ,4; FFA--1,Z ,3,4; uMost Talented ; '4Wittiest ; Dramatics--4. ANITA DUMAS--G1e e C 1 ub --1,2,3,4; Accompanist; FHA--1,Z,3,4; Cheerleader--Z,3,4; Skylark--4; High- 1ight--4; Square Dance Team--2,4; 4-H C1ub--l,2,3; French Club--Z,3; Bus Patrol--Z; Secretary Practice; Dramatics--4. SENIOR STATISTICS RAY ELINGBURG--Basketball--l,Z,3,4; Baseball--l, 2,3,4; Dramatics--4; FFA--1,Z; Spanish Club--3,4; 4'Most Attractive . DEBORAH FINCH--C1ass Secretary--2; Spanish Club --2,4; President--4; Debating Club--3,4; FHA--l,2,3; 4; Glee C1ub--3,4; Dramatics--4; Highlight Art Editor --4; Literary Editor Skylark--4. BETTY JO GASPERSON--FHA- -4; Glee C1ub--1; Dramatics--4. GALE GASPERSON--FFA--1,2; Vice President--3,4; Skylark--4; Highlight--4; Bus Driver--4; Jr. Varsity Basketba11--1; Bus Patrol--3; Dramatics--4. MAZIE GORDON--Art C 1 ub --1; Glee Club--1,2; 4-H C1ub--l ,Z,3,4; FHA--l ,2,3,4; Spanish C1ub--3,4; Dra- matics--4; Highlight--Art Editor--4; Treasurer--4. BARBARA GREENE--Highlight--3-Editor--4; 4-H Club - - l ,2 ,3 ,4; FHA--1,2,3,4; Glee C1ub--l,2; AC- companis t - - 3 ,4; Marsha1--3; Dramatics--4; Best C itize n - -1; French C1ub--3; President--4; Class President--2; B us Patrol--2,3,4; 2nd place in county essay contest--2; UMost Likely To Succeed . SHIRLEY GREENE--Dramatics--1,4; 4-H C1ub--l,2; Highlight--4; Bus Patrol--4; Secretary--4. STEVE GREENE--Dramatics--4; FFA--l,2; basket- ball- -l,2;Sky1ark- -4;Marsha1- -3; Square Dance Team --1,2,3,4; Spanish C1ub--3,4; Bus Patrol--3,4. HELEN HART--FrenchC1ub--Z,3; Glee C1ub--l ,2,3,4; DebatingClub--3,4; Secretary 4; Skylark--4; Highlight --4; Dramatics--4; Senior Class Secretary--4; 44Most Intellectual ; FHA--1,2,3,4; County FHA Treasurer-- 4; Marsha1--3. GERRIE LEE HINTON--Booster C1ub--1,Z,3,4; Drum Majorette--3; Thespian Society--4; Broadcaster Staff- Co-Editor--4; Spanish C1ub--3,4; Dramatics--3,4; Debating Club--Z; FHA--l,2; Journalism Club--l,2,3; Glee C1ub--1 GORDON KNIGHT - - SENIOR STATISTICS DONNA ANN LEDBETTER--FHA--l,2,3,4; President --4; French C1ub--1,2,3;-President; Glee Club--1,2; 3,4; Vice-President--3; Cheerleader--2; Basketba11-- 3,4; Skylark, Assistant Editor; Highlight--3,4; Square Dance Team 1,2,3,4; Debating Club--3,4; Dramatics-- 4; uMost Athletic ; Secretary--4; FTA--4. DAVID MALLORY--FFA--l , 2 , 3,4; FFA-President-- 1,2,4; Dramatics--4; Class Vice-President--4; Basket- ball--l ,2,3,4; S kyla r k - -4; HBest A11 AroundH; Best Citizen--4. LYNN MANEY--Football--l; Basketball--2,3,4; Base- ba11--l ,2,3,4; Dramatics--4; Skylark--4; Highlight--4; Marsha1--3; Spanish Club --3,4; Debating Club--3,4; Most Populaf'; Good Citizen--2;. Latin C1ub--l . BILL McGUIRE--French C1ub--2; Spanish Club--3,4; Dramatics--4;Sky1ark--4; Highlight--4; Store Manag- er--1,Z,3,4. JUDY MESSER--Highlight--4; Junior Basketball--l; French Club President--4; FHA--1,Z; Cheerleader--4; 4-H C l ub --l,4; HMost AttractiveH; 44B e s t -All A - round ; Dramatics--4; Debating Club--4. CAROLENE METCALF--G1ee C1ub--l,2,3,4; FHA--l , 2,3,4; Secretary--4; Dramatics--4. BILLY MOORE--FrenchC1ub--Z; Spanish Club-Presi- dent--3; Clas s President--3,4; Debating Club--3,4; ArtClub--l; Dramatics--4; Jr.Varsityh-l; HMost De- pendable ; Most Intellectual ; Highlight--4; Skylark --4; Best Citizen--l; Marshal--3. GERALD MOORE--Glee Club--l,2,4; Debating C1ub-- 3,4; President--4; Skylark--4; Dramatics--4; Store Manager--1,2,3;Bus Patrol--2,3,4; Class Vice-Presi- dent--1;French C1ub--Z; Spanish C1ub--3; School Photographer--4; HMost Likely to Succeed ; Basket- ball--l . SARAH LOU PENIX--Glee Club--2; FHA--l,2,3,4; Basketball--l; Dramatics--4; Highlight--4; Skylark-- 4; Bus Patrol--3,4; Secretary--4. JUNE PHILLIPS- - BILL PINNER--Dramatics--4; FFA--l,2,3,4; Bus Patrol--3. MARTHA JANE PITTILLO--Glee C1ub--l,2; Dra- matics--4; 4-H Club--2; FHA--l,2; Highlight--4; Bus Patrol--4; Basketba11--2; Secretary--4. HOWARD RAY--B a s ke tb all --2,3,4; Dramatics--4; FFA--1.2; Spanish C1ub--Z,3; Vice-President--3; Bus Patrol--2; HMost Athletic MARY JO REAGAN--Vice-President--l; Basketba11-- 2,3; Debating C1ub--4; Glee C1ub--l,2,3,4; FHA--l,2; 4-H C1ub--1,Z; Dramatics--4. NANCY ROBERTS--FHA--l,2,3; French C1ub--2,3; Glee C1ub--2,3,4;Highlight-GrammarGrade Editor--4; Debating C1ub--3; Bus Patrol--4; Secretary--4; Dra- matics--4. VIRGINIA SHELL--Glee C1ub--1,2; FHA--1,2; French Club--2; Dramatics--4. JOYCE SHIPMAN--FHA--l,2,3,4; Glee Club--1,2,4; Junior Basketba11--1; Dramatics--4. CAROLE SPOONER--Glee Club--l,2; President,3,4; Highlight--3,4; The Skylark--4; 4-H Club, Songleader- 2,3,4; FrenchClub--3,4; Basketball--3,4; Art Club--1; Dramatics--4; Most Talented ; County FHA song- 1eader--3. MARY JO TREADWAY--Spanish C 1 ub --3; FHA--1,2;r S kyl a r k --4; Highlight--4; uMost Dependable ; Sec- retary--4. BARBARA VICK--FHA--2,3; Glee Club--l; Dramatics --4; Jr. Varsity Basketball--l . KAY WARD--Marshal--3; FHA--l,2,3,4; French Club --2,3; Debating Club --3; Student Patrol--l ,2; Square Dance Team--3,4; Basketba11--2,3,4; Highlight--1,Z,3; Skylark Editor--4; Jr. Editor--3; B e st Citizen--3,4; Glee C1ub--3; Dramatics--4; FTA--4. PEGGY WILLIAMS--Glee Club--l,2; Dramatics--4; Highlight--4; F rench C 1 ub --2; FHA--3; Buncombe C o unty Spelling Contest-second place--2; Secretary, BETTY YOUNG--FHA--l,2,3,4; French Club--2,3; Glee C1ub--2,3;Sky1ark--4; 4-H C1ub--l,2,3.4; Presi- dent--4; Bus Patrol--3; Secretary--4; Dramatics--4. ADVERT NG T0 PA ?ROMZ E HHS MERCHA y- f , 'wr'wu' 4r: aw, M , Skyland m PHELPS Leather Accessories And Deep Country Clothes Phone Asheville 2-1462 North Carolina Arden ARCADIA SODA SHOP Homemade Ice Cream Grllled Sandwiches Dairy Products Phone 6512 North Car olina Congratulations And Best Wishes to the Senior Class Serving W. N. C. Farmers Since 1920 FARMERS FEDERATION Market Department T. P. Greene Asheville North Carolina. BILTMORE 555 TO $1.00 25 Hendersonville Rd. Asheville North Carolina CUNNINGHAM MOTOR COURT Phone 9138 26 1888 Hendersonville Road Gifts - Novelties - Cabins Asheville North Carolina W.A. 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