Wadesboro High School - Tiger Tales Hi Ways Yearbook (Wadesboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1957 volume:

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Sincerely, Tnk Hi-Ways STAFF TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedication Administration and Faculty | | eee oi: 6-8 Classes Senior Class bitey or : aOR Sy es ema eae Underclassmen MEW 27-40 Activities Organizations - Mme ister ce Oe Sportsiiae se | lec SES a OCS A Oa eR hae al CO lee Features . . Sy he eat hes 0) Advertisements _ ATA 1 aaa ne ae any DEDICATION In sincere appreciation for your helpful guidance and faithful service, for your constant struggle to further our knowledge and opportuni- ties, and for your unceasing desire to lend us a helping hand by being a friend and a counsellor, we, the seniors of 1957, dedicate our Hi-Ways to you, Miss Carrie Sturgis. Miss Susan RATLIFF English II, English III, Beta Club Advisor, Student Prints Advisor. Mr. J. Ray SHELTON Mrs: Mi prRED JOHNSON U. S. History, Sociology and Economics, Typing I, Typing II, Bookkeeping, Athletic Director, General Business, Shorthand, Booster Club Sponsor, Mr. W. L. Wi_tperRMuUTH Superintendent Mrs. Ree PHiI.ures Public School Music Teacher Mr. Harry LENHOFF Miss CarrRIE STURGIS English IV, Librarian, P.T.A. Sponsor, Senior Advisor. Mrs. Don Gray Home Economics I, Home Economics II, Band Director Nutrition. F.H.A. Sponsor, nAnAmMagms ZOHHOCRHMNZH Mr. Davin KEPHART Miss MarIaANNE Boyp Industrial Arts, Mechanical Drawing, English I, French I, French II, French Girls’ Basketball Coach, Club Sponsor, Hi-Ways Advisor. Mr. Bossy Morcan Algebra I, Algebra II, Jr. Civitan Club Sponsor, Senior Advisor, Mr. J. O. BowMAN General Science, Plane Math IV, Mr. J. C. Baucom Mr. ANTHONY SELLARI Mrs. Roy Gappy World History, Boys’ Basketball Coach, Latin I, Latin Club Advisor. Assistant Football Coach. Principal Geometry, Mrs. B. J. JONEs Biology, Physics, Chemistry. RAE ON SG Mrs. Bitt JARMAN Mrs. VAN WHELESS Secretary to Mr. Wildermuth Dietician BosTON AND Lucius Mr. Rospertr Burr Janitors Maintenance Mr. Jim BurcH President of P.T.A. THE SCHOOL BOARD Mr. George Snuggs, Mr. W. L. Wildermuth, Mr. Charles Little, Mr. Bill Wheeler, Mrs. Robert Covington, Mrs: J. M. Davis, Mr. Charles Shelton, (not pictured) Mr. W. Bryan Moore. r . 4 . Aa ee e ; | TR re cae bod ae b é, fi . Henry LirrLe KircHin President Miss CARRIE STURGIS AND Mr. Rospert Morcan Advisors SENIOR THoMas SPENCER TAYLOR Vice-President CLASS SONG (tune: “Teenage Goodnight” ) Our school days are over. Graduation draws nigh. To you. who led us through our studies, We whisper a sad, sad, goodbye. To classmates we love, We leave you our throne. All the moments we shared together, Well remember in years now to come. Our goals await us, So forward we strive. Goodbye teachers, friends, and classmates We leave you with tears in our eyes. ) OFFICERS CLASS MOTTO “What we are to be, we are now becoming.” CLASS FLOWER White Carnation CLASS COLORS Green and White Gat GapDDY AND STEVIE COGGIN Mascots JANICE CAROLYN HARRINGTON Treasurer MARGARET ELAINE EDDINS Secretary 1] SENIOR CLASS Nancy E. ALLEN CLASS HISTORY “We'll remember always, graduation day’—the song continues but our school days are fast drawing to a close, Graduation will cling to our minds as the happiest part of our school career, but inside we will treasure the many little things that went to make our younger years something to remember forever. We will be sad when we leave our school, but it has been a happy experience that we, the class of ’57, have shared to- gether. ANN L. CoviNGcTOoN MartTHa DEESE As we take the key and unlock the clasp of our memory book, we turn to the first page and see Mrs. Liles, Miss Plunkett, and Mrs. McKinnon waiting for us on that memorable day in September 1945, when a_ very grown-up group of youngsters entered the first step of adulthood. That year we settled many difficulties and became involved in many more. HERMAN LyNwoop Dryer SarRA ELLEN ATKINSON MARGARET EDDINS. BENJAMIN BRASINGTON BarBAaRA FE. FAULKNER ELIZABETH ANN BUFF Our second year brought many spelling words and our first sweethearts. Our third year was passed with the great expectation of becoming fourth graders and the oldest primary building. Too soon, it seemed as if we were progressing farther and farther. We found ourselves in the fifth grade with a new way of school before us. We ran every time a in the BRENDA JEAN FAULKNER Patricia ANN Burns VERNON W, Grabdy LErroy CARTER high school student looked our way, but secretly we admired them as if they were made of pure gold. The pages of our memory book are turning fast, but we stop, and happy thoughts come our way as we see the picture of Mrs. Gulledge and Mrs. Huntley, our exceptional seventh grade teachers. We were rapidly growing up and were a problem in many ways, but we emerged as fine eighth grade students. GARDNER SENIOR CLASS Mrs. Gaddy and Mrs. Roper did everything but pour knowledge into our heads the following year. We were hanging on the precipice of remaining young or forging ahead into our much longed for high school days. At last we were seen with small but significant certificates in our hands. During these years, our memory book added many new faces, and many more welcomed us as we entered high CHARLES B. HiILpRetTH RisDEN HAMILTON HILt. SHIRLEY GATEWOOD school. We were sorrowful whenever we lost someone from our class but happy to gain someone new. We were “lowly Freshmen,” but even to be recognized as such was better than not being recognized at all. Our sophomore year, we were gradually finding the pieces of the puzzle did fit together. Our class was taking its place and beginning to make advances, Our junior year was a highlight of all of our preceding HazEL ANNETTE HorRNE MARY GaATHINGS Joan HuFFMAN LouisE ANITA HAMER EpirH HutTCHIsON Mary Eva HarkKEY years and our memory book is crowded with pictures of evening gowns, corsages, and white dinner jackets. We felt we were the only ones in the school who had ever given a good Junior-Senior, or who ever would. That was a climax to our hard fought years of work, for this year we feel a little apart from the rest of the school. Not in the sense that we are separate, but the fact that we have obligations which only we can fulfill. Diana SUE JENKINS JANICE HARRINGTON CAROLYN Rose HILDRETH With the help of our advisor, our much loved Miss Carrie Sturgis, we are preparing for greater heights. We have set our goal, and set it high, so that we, the class of 1957, will always be striving upward. With this in mind, our memory book closes with a final page that has written on it, “Well done, class of °57.” JEAN FAULKNER, Historian Doris JEAN JONES SENIOR - CLASS MARGARET ELLEN KELLY LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT The seniors listed below do leave with gracious feelings to the underclassmen their different abilities hoping they will develop some of them and forget the rest. I, Tommy Taylor, leave to the next French Club president the privilege of chewing gum in French class. I, Jackie Ormsby, leave my position as cheerleader to anyone lucky enough to get it. We, Ann Covington and Barbara Faulkner, leave our publication key to the Tommy Dorsrty MARTIN Haywarp LEE MorrISON lucky rising annual editor. We, Margaret Kelly, and Eugene Pegram leave our ability to “have fun” to Marion Ratliff and Mitchell Davis. We, Janice Harring- ton, Anita Hamer, and Margaret Eddins, leave our mischievous ways to Ann Parker, Carol Raye, and Susan Horne. We, Doris Jones and Joan Huffman, leave our ability to talk on class to Carol O’Quinn and Dorothy Howard. We, Larry Rogers and Tommy Martin, leave Jupces B. Mupp, Jr. R. FrRepRICK KENDALL JACQUELYNN C. ORMSBY ELIZABETH ANNE RoBERT EUGENE PEGRAM KIKER Henry LittLte KITCHIN our ability to skip classes to Winston Burroughs and Douglas Clark. I, Jimmy Webb, leave my ability to eat lunch at Bowmans every day to “Litile Sydney.” We, Buck Kitchin and Charles Tucker, leave our privil- ege of being late for school to Ann Warren and Donald Scott. We, Flake Marsh and Benjy Brasington, leave our lockers to Donna Morris and Connie Long when they become seniors. We, Freddy Kendall and Louise Peccy JEAN POLSON GERALD F, LOVETT ROBERT FLAKE MARSH Treadaway, bequeath our ability to go steady to those who deserve it. I, Mary Eva Harkey, leave my good time at the Carrousel to next year’s princess. I, Jerry Lovett, leave my ability to fight off the school rush at Parsons to any sucker that might want it. I, Charles Hildreth, “leave.” We, Brantley Teal and John Wil- liams leave our ability to be “pool sharks” to Jacky Jones and Sidney Kress. I, Grady Carter, leave my THomas C. REDMOND SENIOR CLASS ability to get out of study hall to Larry Kendall. We, Jennie Bet Tarleton, Marietta Ward, Katie Robeson, and Rachel Turner leave our “good times” to Elaine Hill, Carol O’Quinn, Frances Thompson, and Kathryn Brooks. I, Richard Brower, leave my _ privilege of sharpening saws for Mr. Kephart to “Dominecker.” I, Hazel Horne, leave my position as Beta Club Presi- dent to any junior who can keep the members quiet at H. CuHarvLes TUCKER RACHEL TURNER S. KATHERINE ROBESON Larry Davin RocERS meetings. We, Peggy Polson and Peggy Welch, leave our ability to “get diamonds” for Christmas to Frances Rorie and Tobitha Hildreth. We, Shirley Gatewood, Sara Atkinson, and Mary Gathings, leave our pleasant dispositions to Douglas Clark, Don Scott, and_ Iris Poplin. I, Betsy Kiker, bequeath all my money worries to the next business manager. I, V. W. Gardner, leave my ability to pass everything MARIETTA WARD James THomtas WEBB JENNIE Ber TaRLTON PEGcy JEAN WELCH THomas S. TayLor without taking any books home to Bill Currie. I, Brent Mudd, leave my Student Council Armband to next year’s president. I, Tommy Redmond, leave my ability to keep out of arguments with girls, to Steve Bolick. I, Missy Allen, leave my “gold beanie” to Dee Ann McGee. We, Libby Buff and Edith Hutchinson leave our ability to be friends to anybody who deserves it. We, Pat Burns and Hayward Morrison, leave our lockers to JoHN THomas WILLIAMS Oris BRANTLEY TEAL M. LoutsE ,TREADAWAY anyone who can remember the combinations. I, Risden Hill, leave my position as associate editor to the rising Junior who inherits it. I, Carolyn Hildreth, leave my ability to be co-operative to Edna Edwards. I, Lynwood Drye, leave my inability to write the Last Will and Testament to next year’s Testator. Lynwoop Drye, Testator SENIOR CLASSES Jous ne comprenons pas le francais,” say these French students. 2. Watch it, students, it might blow up. 3. Whats wrong, Mr. Bowman, can’t you work it? 4. The nutrition girls learn that vitamin D is a sunshine vitamin. 5. “Once upon a time” th ere was a man named Ivanhoe. 20 SENIOR HONORS NANCY ELIZABETH ALLEN Student Prints editorial staff 1,2,3,4; Editor-in-chief 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Chief Cheer- leader 4; Monogram Club 2; Latin Club 2,3; Secretary 2,3; Good Citizen-ship Club 3; Junior-Senior Committee 8; Valentine Queen of Hearts 3; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Civitan Club 3,4; Commissioner on Youth Government Day 4; Football Sponsor 4; Home- coming Queen 4; Delegate to N.C.S.P.I. 4; Delegate to Sita 3.4; SARA ELLEN ATKINSON Morven High 1; F.H.A. 1; 4-H Club 1,2; Glee Club 1; McBee High 2; J.H.A. 2; Wadesboro 3,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3. BENJAMIN CLIFTON BRASINGTON, JR. Junior-Senior Committee 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Mono- gram Club 2; Football 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. Club 4; Vice- President 4; Band 3,4; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 2,3,4. RICHARD BROWER Baseball 1,2,4; Captain 4; Football 3,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3. ELIZABETH ANN BUFF Student Prints business staff 1,2,3; Band 1,2; Basketball 2; Annual Staff Typist 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3. PATRICIA ANN BURNS Booster Club 1; French Club 2,4; Business Staff of Annual 3,4; Band 1,2,3; Junior-Senior Committee 3. GRADY LEROY CARTER Booster Club 2,3,4; Safety Patrol 3,4; Football 2,3,4; French Club 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Student Council 4. ANN LeSTOURGEON COVINGTON Marshall 1,2,3; Chief Marshal 3; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Civitan Club 2,3,4; Charter Member 2; Secretary 4; French Club 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. Club 4; Receiver of W.O.W. American History Award 2; Win- ner of Voice of Democracy Contest in Anson County 4; Student Prints 1,2; Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Junior Associate Editor 3; Co-Editor 4; Delegate to S.I.P.A. 3; Delegate to N.C.S.P.I. 4; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Senior Committee 4. MARTHA ELIZABETH DEESE F.H.A. 1,3; 4-H 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2,3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Basketball 3. HERMAN LYNWOOD DRYE Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Student Council Representative 4; Latin Club 2; French Club 3; Student Government Day Mayor 4; Ground Observer Corps 2,3; Testator 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Band 1. MARGARET ELAINE EDDINS Annual Staff 3,4; Annual Typist 4; Booster Club 2,3,4; French Club 3; Secretary 3; F.H.A. 1,2; F.T.A. 4; Secretary Senior Class 4; Senior Committee 4; Junior- Senior Committee 3. BARBARA ELISE FAULKNER Freshman Beta Cup 1; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Student Prints Staff 1,2; French Club 2,3; Homecoming Cheer- leader 2,3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Cheerleader 4; Senior Committee 4; N.C.S.P.I. Convention 3; S.I.P.A. Convention 3; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Beta Club 3,4; Hi-Ways Staff 3,4; Associate Editor 3; Co-editor 4; P.A. announcer 3,4; Assembly pianist 3,4; Marshall 1,2,3. 7) BRENDA JEAN FAULKNER Band 1,2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Marshal 1,2,3; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Junior- Senior Committee 3; F.T.A. Club 4; President 4; Class Historian 4; Student Prints 2,3,4; Associate Editor 4. VERNON W. GARDNER, III Football 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; Safety Patrol 1,2,3,4; Sgt. 4; G.O.C. 1,2,3; Assistant Chief 3; French Club 3,4: Circulation Manager 4; Business Staff of paper 4: Booster Club 1,2. SHIRLEY RUTH GATEWOOD Student Council 3; F.H.A. Club 1,2; Secretary of class 1; Latin Club 2,3; Treasurer 8; F.T.A. Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; Vice-President 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Student Prints Staff 2,4; Assistant Exchange Editor 2: Exchange Editor 4. MARY LEE GATHINGS EeipAee @libmele2 ae brenchimm@lilmor4meh alec @ lubes Junior-Senior Committee 3. LOUISE ANITA HAMER Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Secretary-Treasurer 4; French Club 2,3; Junior Civitan Club 4; President 4; F.T.A. Club 4; Parliamentarian 4; Ground Observer Corps 1,2; Class President 2; Class Secretary 3; Basket- ball 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Football sponsor 4; Home- coming Cheerleader 3; Cheerleader 4; Student Prints Business Staff 3,4; Business Manager 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Senior Committee 4; Monogram Club 2. MARY EVA HARKEY Class Vice-President 2; Majorette 2,3,4; Chief 4; Bank 1,2,3; Business Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; President 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; French Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; F.T.A. Representative 3; Senior Class Committee 4; Christmas Queen 3; Carrousel Princess 4. JANICE CAROLYN HARRINGTON Beta Club 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; French Club Business Staff of Hi-Ways 3,4; Typist for Hi-Way Class Treasurer 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3. CAROLYN ROSE HILDRETH F.H.A. 1,2; Junior-Senior Committee 3. CHARLES BENJAMIN HILDRETH Junior-Senior Committee 3; Bus Driver 3; Booster Club 1; Student Council 1; New London High School— F.F.A. Club 2; 4-H Club 2. RISDEN HAMILTON HILL Latin Club 2; Treasurer 2; F.T.A. Club 4; H1i-Ways Staff 3; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Senior Committee 4. Beta Club 4; Beta Club Convention 4; French Club 3,4; Student Prints Staff 2,3,4; Associate Editor Student Prints 4; Morehead Scholarship Nominee 4. HAZEL ANNETTE HORNE Student Council 1,2; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 2: President 3; Monogram Club 2; Booster Club 2,3; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Glee Club 1; French Club 3; F.T.A. Club 4; Beta Club 3,4; President 4; Junior-Senior Com- mittee 3. Bo Ss 4: JOAN HUFFMAN F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1; Booster Club 1; Junior- Senior Committee 38. SENIOR HONORS EDITH CAROL HUTCHISON Polkton School 1; Cheerleader 1; 4-H Club 1; President 1; 4-H Club County Council 1; President 1; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3; Booster Club 2,3,4; Junior Civitan Club 4; Treasurer 4; Annual Business Staff 3,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Senior Committee 4. DIANA SUE JENKINS Class President 2; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Basketball 2; Statistician 3,4; Junior Civitan Club 4; Student Prints 9.3; Feature Editor 4; French Club 3,4; Treasurer 3; F.T.A. Club 4; Secretary 4; F.H.A. Club 1,2; Senior Committee 4; Homecoming Cheerleader 4; Student Council 4; Secretary 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Class Prophet 4. DORIS JEAN JONES F.H.A. 1,2,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3. MARGARET ELLEN KELLY F.H.A. Club 1,4; Booster Club 1; Glee Club 2; Class Treasurer 2; Junior-Senior Committee 3. ROBERT FREDRICK KENDALL Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 1,2; Student Council 1; Bus Driver 3,4; Junior-Senior Committee 8; Band 1,2,3; Glee Club 2; Booster 2. ELIZABETH ANNE KIKER Band 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Civitan Club 2,3,4; President 3; State Lieutenant Governor 4; Business Staff of Annual 3,4; Business Manager 4; Girl’s State 3: French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2; Special Committee 4; Homecoming Cheerleader 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3. HENRY LITTLE KITCHIN Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; All-Conference 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Monogram 2; Baseball 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; French Club 2,3; Junior- Senior Committee 3; Class President 4;Class Treasurer 3; Junior Civitan 2,3; Vice-President 2; President 3; State Sergeant at Arms 3; Band 1,2; Beta Convention 3; Hi-Ways Sports Editor 4; Hi-Ways Assistant Editor 83; Winner of J.C.’s Roadeo 3; Student Council 1,2,3. GERALD F. LOVETT Safety Patrol 1; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Booster Club 4. ROBERT FLAKE MARSH Bus Driver 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Junior-Senior Com- mittee 3. TOMMY DORSEY MARTIN Bus Driver 4; Booster Club 4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; French Club 3. HAYWARD LEE MORRISON Junior-Senior Committee 3. JUDGES BRENSON MUDD, JR. Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 2; Baseball 2,3,4; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3; Student Council 2,3,4; Vice-President 8; President 4; Junior Civitan Club 2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Hi-Ways Staff 3; Co-Assistant Business Manager 83; Student Prints Staff 4; Joke Editor 4; Band 1,2; Junior-Senior Committee 38; Senior Committee 4; King of Hearts 3. JACQUELYNN CHILDS ORMSBY Freshman Class Officer 1; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3; Song- 22 leader 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 2,3; Vice- President 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; Beta Convention 3; Junior- Senior Committee 3; Senior Committee 4; Miss Wades- boro Lions Queen 3; F.T.A. Club 4; Historian 4; Hi-Ways Staff 1,2,3; Senior Editor 4; McCall’s Teen Fashion Board Representative 4. ROBERT EUGENE PEGRAM Safety Patrol 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3; Junior-Senior Committee 38. PEGGY JEAN POLSON F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Drivers Training 2; Secretary 2. THOMAS CALVIN REDMOND Lilesville 1,2; Basketball 1,2; G.O.C. 2; Glee Club 1; Class President 2. SELENA KATHERINE ROBESON F.T.A. Club 4; F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Com- mittee 3; Senior Committee 4; Booster Club 1,2,4; Latin Club 2,3; Officer 2,3; Photography Staff 3,4; Co-Chief 4; Business Staff of Annual 3,4; Glee Club 1. LARRY DAVID ROGERS F.T.A. 4; Student Patrol 1,2; Allied Youth 1; Junior- Senior Committee 3; Booster Club 3,4; Band 1,2; French Club 3; Glee Club 1,2; Ground ObserverCorps 1,2. JENNIE BET TARLTON F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 1,2; Drivers Training 2: Glee Club 2; Junior-Senior Committee 8. THOMAS SPENCER TAYLOR Football 2,3,4; Basketball Manager 2,3,4; Class Vice- President 2,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Senior Com- mittee 4; French Club 3,4; President 4; Junior Civitan Club 4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. Club 4; Photo- graphy Department 3,4; Co-Chief 4; Band 1,2; Com- missioner of Youth Government day 4. OTIS BRANTLEY TEAL Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2; Booster Junior-Senior Committee 3. MERLE LOUISE TREADAWAY Vice-President 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. Club 4; Booster Club 1; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Band Sweetheart 2. HAMPTON CHARLES TUCKER Junior-Senior Committee 8; Senior Committee 4; Hz1- Ways Business Staff 3; Student Prints Business Staff 4; Circulation Manager 4; Basketball 1,2. RACHEL TURNER Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; F.T.A. Club 4; Treasurer 4; Booster 1,2,3,4; French Club 3; Q Junior-Senior Committee 3. MARIETTA WARD F.H.A. Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 2,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Secretary 1; Senior Committee 4. JAMES THOMAS WEBB Class President 1,3; Football 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3; Senior Committee 4; Junior Civitan 2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Student Prints Business Staff 4; Beta Club Convention 3; Bus Driver 3. PEGGY JEAN WELCH F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior-Senior Committee 3. JOHN THOMAS WILLIAMS Student Council 3; Baseball 2; Junior-Senior Committee 83; Bus Driver 3,4. Club 2,3,4; Happy-Go-Lucky Jennie Bet Tarlton, Margaret Kelly, Freddy Kendall, and Tommy Martin were “foot loose and fancy free.” XN Dependable Betsy Kiker, Marietta Ward, and Risden Hill could always be counted upon to do their best. KEYHOLDERS Those who possess certain intangible keys possess the mystic powers of opening doors to new activities, per- sonalities, opportunities, and even destinies. Though every member of the senior class did not have everyone of these keys, each did have at least one. A perfect key- -holder would be... Witty Katie Robeson, Martha Deese, Brantley Teal, and Jerry Lovett played the role of court jesters quite well. Pleasing Personality Hazel Horne, Peggy Polson, and Charles Hildreth were “happy as larks’”’ and made everyone else feel that way. Original Diana Jenkins, Charles Tucker, .and Larry Rogers had frequent brainstorms which developed into shocking ideas 23 Energetic “And away we go with Margaret Eddins, Edith Hutchison and Tommy Taylor. Friendly Peggy Welch, Joan Huffman, and John Williams enjoyed chats on the front steps. Versatile “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try, again,’ was the motto of Missy Allen, Barbara Faulkner, and Buck Kitchin. Cute Mary Eva Harkey, Louise Treadaway, and Grady Carter were “cute as pie” chatting on the porch. Conscientious Ann Covington, Jackie Ormsby, and Brent Mudd never put off till the morrow what they could have done today. 24 Well Dressed Janice Harrington, Jean Faulkner, Lynwood Drye, and Flake Marsh were always spruced up for every gala occasion. Courteous “The days of chivalry are not dead,” says Hayward Morrison to Sara Atkinson, Doris Jones, and Pat Burns. Co-operative Mary Gathings, Carolyn Hildreth, Eugene Pegram, and Tommy Redmon agree that “a chain is as strong as its weakest link.” Sincere “To thine own self be true” was the motto of Libby Buff, Shirley Gatewood, V. W. Gardner, and Benjy Brasington. Athletic Anita) Hamer, Rachel Turner, Jimmy Webb, and Richard Brower went out for sports in a big way. 25 SENIOR CLASS PROPHECY The lights overhead were spinning round and round, and suddenly I found myself in a deep sleep. New surroundings came to focus. ner, Math teacher, Shirley Gatewood, English teacher, Mary Gathings, French Teacher, Hazel Horne, Home Economics teacher, and Rachel fuprer, Physical Education teacher. After taking out my keys and locking up Myo studio, I went to the air terminal, boarded the rocketship, and looked around«My first trip to Mars. How nice it would be to try my fashions on the pioneers of this planet. As I sat down in my seat I looked at my calen- dar. “My goodness ié it June 6, 19672” I thought. When I settled down, two lovely rocket hostess- es offered me pillows. As I thanked them, I realized that these girls were Marietta Ward and Edith Hutchinson, two of my school chums from “ole W.H.S.” Why I hadn't seen them in nearly ten years. I talked to the girls until duty called them. I learned fro m the talk that the pilot of the rocket was Tommy Redman with Hayward Morrison, co-pilot, What a coincidence! I also learned that the master minds, who designed and constructed the. rocket, were none other than Jerry Lovett, Lary Rogers, and Charles Hildreth. ' As my trip continued, someone turned on a portable T.V. set. I became interested in the program, which was “Music By Allen.” As I be- came ingrossed, I realized that the star was another old classmate, Missy Allen. During in- termission on the program I noticed the clever advertising and witty cartoons. Who had done such a good job? Of course, it was Benjy Bras- ington and Margaret Eddins, two more of my old school chums. Next on the iON schedule was a baseball game. As the game progressed, I found that Grady Carter was pitcher for the leading team and Richard Brower outfielder. on When I finally landed on Mars, I ame dately is began my tour of the planet. First. on my list. was a High School. There, to my surprise, I found Risden Hill, Libby Buff his secretary. V. W. Gardner was principal. On the Faculty was Barbara Faulk- “Next™ came Hollywood II and I found there none other, thair Grace Childs (Jackie Ormsby), Eva Novac’ ( Mary” ‘Eva Harkey), Deese (Martha® Deese Then on my list. c me. “Dryes Department Store.” and Marilyn Of course. Lynwood) Drye was the big wheel there. To. my. surprise I found Anita Hamer working. aS. hiss secretary. Along with other employees, I met. former schoolmates Pat Carolyn. Hildreth Noah Huffman, and Jennie Bet Tarleton. Burns, The photographer’ was next, an to my amaze- ment I found. Tommy Taylor’ with this occupa- tion. Katie, Robeson was his. very able assistant. Atra Publishing House. on down the street I found Sara Atkinson sebretary toa big executive, Ann Covington, Ondown the street I Saw “M and W” Grocery. ‘Tommy® Martin, and� Jobn Williams were the Prosperous proprietors, As my tour ‘continued, I saw a laboratory. I found that Flake Marsh, Jimmy Webb and Charles Tucker were inventing a new hydrogen bomb. Last, hue Not Bene on my tour was the “Fash- jon Center.” There I found lovely models, Janice Harrington, Peggy Welch, and Louise Tread- aways I met. again with my assistant Jean Faulk- ner, who had made the trip earlier to look over my hew business. Without Jean I'd be lost. She foresees. coming fashions, then I design. 26 “As” lights began to focus again, I saw my _ doctors Brent Mudd and Buck Kitchen, smiling nervously, Their assistant, Betsy Kiker, rubbed “Sy forehead, Anxious nurses Peggy Polson, the Superintendent with Margaret Kelly, and Doris Jones stood around. Had I been dreaming? Was I dreaming? Of course, I'd just had my tonsils removed. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Seated: Henry Treadaway, President; Jean Brower, Vice-President. Standing: Carol Raye. Treasurer; Kathryn Brooks, Secretary. 28 JUNIOR CLASS Class rings, magazine sales, and other activities proved to be the best year yet for the Junior Class. Several of the girls were cheerleaders, major- ettes, homecoming sponsors, and _ bas- ketball players. There were varsity football, basketball, and baseball players among the boys. The year came to a close with the Junior- Senior banquet and dance. Betty Sue Adams Bobby Allen Charles Almond William Baker Dalton Beachum Joe Ross Beachum Steve Bolick Anne Braswell Kathryn Brooks Jean Brower JUNIORS _ Charlie Burns Clayton Burns Ben Burr Sydney Caligan Alice Clarke Douglas Clark Johnny Coble Bill Currie Mitchell Davis Vernon Desse Edna Edwards Paige Gaddy Jimmy Gilmore Lloyd Griffith Alan Griggs Eleanor Ruth Haire Emily Hannah Belle Helms Tobitha Hildreth Elaine Hill Frank Horne Susan Home Varana Hough Dorothy Howard Ray James Jacky Jones Sheila Kelly Larry Kendall Sidney Kress James Lee 78) JUNIORS Mary Lynn Lineberry Marilyn Maner Elisha Marsh Delia Ann McGee David Napier Agnes Oliver Frances Oliver Carol O’Quinn Ann Parker Jane Pegram Birdie Mae Pigg Iris Poplin Rebecca Porter Linda Ratliff Marion Ratliff Sue Ratliff Carol Ray Donald Reynolds Frances Rorie Randy Sessions Ellen Sikes Helen Sikes Frances Thompson Bobby Tice Henry Treadaway Willis Treadaway Ann Warren Jean Woody 30 � 1. These French students ask, “Par- Ot lez-vous francais?” U. S. History students learn that Washington was the first President. Experiments are fun for these phy- sics students. English students are taught never to say “ain't.” It “ain’t” correct. “Geometry teaches you to think systematically,” says Mr. Bowman. CLASS SOPHOMORE The sophomores had “learned their way around” and had begun to par- ticipate in many school activities un- der the guidance of Coach Sellari and Mr. Bowman. Some of the class were in the limelight on the football field, basketball court and baseball dia- mond. In the spring the sophomore girls served as waitresses for the Junior-Senior Banquet. SCPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Bob Wilson, President; Carolyn Short, Vice-President; Myra Treadaway, Secretary-Treasurer; Foyle Hightower, Secretary- Treasurer; Ted Scarboro, Vice-President; Winston Burroughs, President. Billy Austin Betty Baker Joan Baker Mary Grace Beachum Isabel Bennett Ann Cameron Bowman Janet Brasington Frances Brock Jack Brower Pat Brower 32 Sophomores Robert Brower Julie Burns Winston Burroughs Fairfid Caudle Dovie Coley Faye Costner Jane Covington Frances Douglas Mary Glen Drye Comelia Gaddy John Gaddy Brenda Gilmore Rose Gray Jimmy Gregory J. W. Grice Hilda Hasty Foyle Hightower Bill Hildreth George Hildreth Bobby Hinson B. J. Honeycutt Beverly Hough Mary Les Huntley Nancy Hutchinson Kay Jenkins Bobby Jordan Johnny Jordan Linda Kiker Larry Lewis Frances Little Connie Long Hilda Maner Betty Marsh Louise Marsh Elaine Martin 33 Sophomores Jane Martin Wayne Martin Wilson Moore Linda Kay McDonald Vic McGee Larry McRorie Paula Overton Brenda Pinson Libby Preslar Brenda Price Harriet Rivers Gertie Ann Robbins Bobby Rogers Margaret Rogers Patsy Jo Rogers Rodney Russell Ted Scarborough Carolyn Short Johnny Short Avis Smith Grover Smith G. B. Snuggs Ann Sorrell Frankie Tarlton Whitley Tarlton Jimmy Taylor Joyce Treadaway Myra Treadaway Martha Lou Tucker Rebecca Webb Bob Wilson Patsy Wright ey ‘eens 34} ow Nn “Where is the United States located?” asks Coach Sellari. These mathematical brains are at work discovering the value of x. These biology students have learned that a grasshopper is an insect that jumps. “Oh, to have three hands,” say these typing students. “Go, went, gone” are the three principal parts of the verb “go.” 35 SOPHOMORE CLASSES FRESHMAN CLASS The Freshman Class arrived at school very happy because they had reached high school. They were confused when the time for the change of classes came and they did not know where to go, but they were soon straightened out under the capable hands of Mr. Kephart, Mrs. Jones, and Miss Boyd, the freshmen home- room teachers. FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS Allan Baker, Vice-President; Sammy Harrell, President; Douglas Thompson, Treasurer; Richard Gregory, Secretary. First Row: Gerald Adams, Erskine Almond, Buddy Ashcraft, Allan Baker, Marshall Beane, Harold Bowers. Second Row: Connie Buff, Edgar Burr, Johnny Bynum, Carolyn Cauthen, Stokes Clarke, Butch Covington. 36 Freshmen Paul Creighton Barbara Dabbs Johnny Dabbs Ronald Dabbs Buford Deese Margie Deese Ralph Eddins Jimmy Estridge Mary Ellen Freeman Hilda Gaddy Betty Jo Gathings Frances Gathings Jimmy Goodwin David Guthrie Sammy Harrell Leon Hildreth Nancy Hill Joyce Home Nancy Home Mike Howell Kenny Huggins Allen Ingram Cathy Jenkins Larry Jones Polly Jones Betty Jo Kelly Jerry Kelly Eloise Kunda Jerry Lineberry Patsy Lineberry Susan Lively Jennings Lockler Debby Lovelace Jimmy Maner Mary Katherine Mauney Si 38 Freshmen Shirley Meachum Patricia Meeks Jenelle Melton Harold Moore Crawford Morris Donna Morris Esta Morris June Mullis Martha Odom Brenda Paul J. W. Polson Jane Porter Jerry Prevatte Alfred Randle Joanne Ratliffe Preston Ratliffe Carolyn Ricketts Martha Rivers Edmond Robbins Charles Shelton Judy Short Donald Smith Judy Smith Peggy Smith Eddie Stack Carolyn Tarlton Carolyn Teal Doug Thompson Martha Tice Patrick Treadaway Billy Watkins Hannah Watkins Henry Welch Bill Wheeler Scottie Wilson FRESHMAN CLASSES “Do you mean that “x” can equal anything?” ask these confused freshmen. 2. Watch it, Coach, these freshmen girls can be dangerous! 3. General science involves anything from frogs to planets. 4. A noun is the name of a person, place, or thing. 5. “Threading a machine isn’t as easy as it looks,” say these home economics girls. 39 UNDERCLASSMEN we) The J. V. Homecoming Queen smiles - 7 with her court. “Would you like to subscribe to a maga- zine?” asked the Juniors. Winston Burroughs was awarded the Freshman Beta Cup. The Juniors enjoyed showing off their new class rings. New Beta members were tapped during assembly. 40 ACTIVITIES KEY TO PARTICIPATION : | BETA CLUB Achievement, character, leadership, and an average of 90 were the requirements for membership in the Beta Club, led by Miss Susan Ann Ratliff. Interesting programs were given at the monthly meet- ings and several members attended the Beta Convention in the spring. BE TAY CLUB OFFICERS . Hazel Horne, President; Anita Hamer, Secretary; Shirley Gatewood, Vice- President; Miss Ratliff, Advisor. One of the Beta Club pro- jects this year was awarding the outstanding teacher of each month a small gift. First Row: Miss Ratliff, Shirley Gatewood, Hazel Horne, Mary Eva Harkey, Jean Faulkner, Missy Allen, Ann Covington, Anita Hamer, Janice Harrington. Second Row: Risden Hill, Jimmy Webb, Buck Kitchin, Barbara Faulkner, Jackie Ormsby, Betsy Kiker, Alice Clark, Anne Braswell, Steve Bolick. Third Row: Frances Rorie, Marilyn Maner, Jean Brower, Elaine Hill, Dorothy Howard, Frances Thompson, Linda Ratliff, Katherine Brooks, Sydney Kress, Bill Currie. Fourth Row: Judy Maxwell, Sue Ratliff, Susan Horne, Jean Woody, Ellen Sikes, Helen Sikes, Paige Gaddy, Mary Lynn Lineberry, Carol Raye, Ann Warren. a LATIN CLUB Club members plan programs for their meetings. The Latin Club sponsored by Mrs. Roy Gaddy, was made up of first year Latin students. It was affiliated with the Junior Classical League. Frances Brock, Secretary; G. B. Snuggs, President; Anne Braswell, Treasurer; Mary Glenn Drye, Vice-President. First Row: Mrs. Gaddy, Sue Ratliff, Frances Oliver, Stokes Clark, Jimmy Taylor, Cornelia Gaddy, Jane Covington, Frances Little. Second Row: Billy Watkins, Patrick Treadaway, Betty Marsh, Janet Brasington, Julie Burns, Third Row: Winston Burroughs, Bobby Hinson, Ted Scarboro, Carolyn Short. Fourth Row: Judy Maxwell, Foyle Hightower, Ann Cameron Bowman, Ann Sorrell, Mary Glenn Drye, G. B. Snuggs.: Standing: Alice Clark, Frances Rorie, Butch Covington, Steve Bolick, Anne Braswell, Shelia Kelly, Bill Wheeler, Preston Ratliffe, Myra Treadaway, Frances Brock, Martha Lou Tucher. 43 3 wih The Saudemt PA AR Missy Allen, Jean Faulkner and Risden Hill, Editor-in-Chief Associate Editors First Row: Missy Allen, Jean Brower, Isabelle Bennett, Frances Little. Second Row: Marilyn Maner, De Ann McGee, Shirley Gatewood, Connie Long. Third Row: Frances Brock, Bill Currie, Winston Burroughs, Fairfid Caudle, Harriet Rivers. Fourth Row: Vic. McGee, Eddie Stack, Ann Cameron Bowman. THE Miss Susan Ann Ratliff Advisor Dap yrn CoeDmogeOm The Student Prints was a member of the Southern Interscholastic Press Association, the North Carolina Scholastic Press Institute, and the Columbia Scholastic Association. The paper, edited by Missy Allen, was published monthly by the students of Wades- boro High School with representatives from the ninth through the twelfth grades serving on the staff with Miss Susan Ratliff as advisor. 44 ANSP HOM ZnCW First Row: Anita Hamer, Toni Kendall, Judy Maxwell. Second Row: Charles Tucker, Pat Brower. Third Row: Connie Buff, Bobby Tice, Ellen Sikes, Ann Sorrell. Fourth Row: Frances Douglas ,Charles Shelton, Helen Sikes, Bobbie Kendall, Mary Glenn Drye, Fifth Row: Randy Sessions, Jimmy Webb, V. W. Gardner. STUDENT PRINTS Steve Bolick, Sports Editor; Diana Jenkins, Feature Editor; Brent Mudd. Joke Editor. Anita Hamer, Business Manager. Tommy Taylor, Chief Photographer. The Entre Nous Club sponsored by Miss Marianne Boyd was composed of French students. They held monthly meetings at which time interesting programs were presented. One of their many activities was making a float for Homecoming. nee. ete f ae RE 8 Tommy Taylor Jean Brower Mary Lynn Lineberry Miss Marianne Boyd President Vice-President Secretary-T reasurer Advisor First Row: Ellen Sikes, Marilyn Maner, Jean Faulkner, Jean Brower, Susan Horne, Betsy Kiker, Mary Gathings, Mary Eva Harkey, Pat Burns, Diana Jenkins, Carol O’Quinn, Ann Parker, Helen Sikes, Marianne Boyd. Second Row: Sydney Caligan, Bill Currie, Linda Ratliff, Mary Lynn Lineberry, Ann Warren, Carol Raye, Paige Gaddy, Ann Covington, Missy Allen, Rebecca Porter, Elaine Hill, Dorothy Howard, Dee Ann McGee. Third Row: Risden Hill, Charlie Burns, Dalton Beachum, Donald Scott, Lloyd Griffith, Clayton Burns, V. W. Gardner, Sydney Kress, Bobby Tice, Joe Ross Beachum, Tommy Taylor, Jacky Jones, Elisha Marsh, Brent Mudd. i a law, 46 UNIOR CIVITAN CLUB Standing: Rebecca Porter, Anita Hamer ,Mr. Bobby Morgan. First Row: Edith Hutchison, Ann Sorrell, Frances Brock, Bill Currie, Helen Sikes, Ellen Sikes. Second Row: Tommy Taylor, Diana Jenkins, Betsy Kiker, Sydney Kress, Winston Burroughs, Vic McGee. Third Row: Ann Covington, Brent Mudd, Missy Allen, G. B. Snuggs, Jimmy Webb, Steve Bolick. 1. Gala dance given by Junior Civitan Club following the Senior play. 9. Standing: Ann Covington, Secretary; Edith Hutchison, Treasurer. Seated: Frances Brock, Chaplain; Mr. Bobby Morgan, Advisor; Anita Hamer, President; Rebecca Porter, Vice-president. The Junior Civitan Club, under the leadership of its president, Anita Hamer, has done a good job in carrying out its objectives of promoting and encouraging good citizenship. The W.H.S. band played for pep rallies, football games, and parades. Several concerts were presented and the district and state contests were attended in the spring. MAJORETTES Carol Raye, Ann Warren, Mary Eva Harkey, Betty Baker, Ann Sorrell, Anne Braswell. First Row: Marie Whisnant, Charles Bridges, Linda Kiker, Steve James, Alice Clarke, Mary Eva Harkey, Sammy Harrell, drum major. Second Row: David Hill, David Thomas, Bobby Tice, Susan Horne, Mike Howell, Anne Braswell. Third Row: Larry Lewis, Stokes Clarke, Patsy Lineberry, Jenelle Melton, Judy Maxwell, Marshall Smith, Ann Sorrell. Fourth Row: Jimmy Taylor, Vick Ormsby, Sonny Sheltou, Douglas Thompson, Joe Ross Beachum. WADESBORO HIGH BAND The students who had received the required number of quality points were awarded a band letter. With Mary Eva Harkey as their chief, the majorettes performed with the band. MARCHING BAND The marching band performed at parades throughout the year. The band members are: First Row: Mr. Lenhoff, director; Betty Baker, Fairfid Caudle, George Childs Sidney Kress Ted Scarboro ,Debbie Lovelace, Margaret Simmons, Mararuth Cox. Second Row: Carol Raye, David Allen, Wayne Martin, Donald Reynolds, David Guthrie, Earl Edwards, Trailer Lewis. Third Row: Ann Warren, Alan Baker, Bobby Davis, Nancy Ruth Sellers, Ronny Dabbs, Sammy Mudd, Benjy Brasington. Fourth Row: Billy Austin, Elisha Marsh, Kenny Huggins, Ann Parker, Frances Brock. SCHOOL BAND Katie Robeson and Tommy Taylor head photography department this year. Products of photograph- ers make up an attractive bulletin board. darkroom means work. The work and more PHOTOGRAPHERS The Wadesboro High School Department of Photography, organized by Mr. J. M. Davis, Jr. in 1952, was composed of several students who voluntarily performed the duties of taking and developing pictures for the school paper and yearbook. The department was operated on a material-cost basis, and any surplus funds were used for supplies. Tommy Taylor Dalton Beachum Jimmy Gilmore Katie Robeson Jacky Jones FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated: Shirley Gatewood, Jackie Ormsby, Katie Robeson, Anita Hamer. Standing, First Row: Ann Covington, Louise Treadaway, Rachel Turner, Mary Gathings, Hazel Horne, Diana Jenkins, Mary Eva Harkey, Margaret Eddins. Second Row: Risden Hill, Tommy Taylor, Benjy Brasington, Larry Rogers. 1. Future Teachers of America get valuable experience. 2. The F.T.A. Club had as its advisor, Miss Carrie Sturgis. 3. Seated: Jean Faulkner, President; Standing: Rachel Turner, Treasurer; Benjy Brasing- ton, Vice-President; Diana Jenkins, Secre- tary. The Carrie Sturgis Club of the Future Teachers of America had as its goal the promotion of an interest in the teaching profession and its importance in our way of life. The club, composed of stu- dents from the Senior class, held monthly meetings. STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council led py Brent Mudd did a fine job of keeping order in the halls and lunchroom. A debt of gratitude is owed to them and Mr. Baucom, their advisor, for their services. Brent Mudd, President; Mr. Baucom, Advisor; Diana Jenkins, Secretary-Treasurer; Steve Bolick, Vice-Pres- ident. First Row: Grady Carter, Jean Faulkner, Diana Jenkins, Marietta Ward, Lynwood Drye. Second Row; Steve Bolick, Marilyn Maner, Elisha Marsh, Jane Pegram, Joe Ross Beachum. Third Row: Margaret Rogers, Jack Brower, Rose Gray, Vic McGee. Fourth Row: Harold Bowers, Kenny Huggins, Martha Rivers, Dona Morris, Katherine Mauney. SAFETY PATROL The Student Patrol was on duty everyday at the student crossings to protect the students and direct traffic. The force, led by its captain, G. B. Snuggs, is well-instructed in the rules of safety, Steve Bolick, Sergeant; Winston Burroughs, Lieutenant; G. B. Snuggs, Captain; Joe Ross Beachum, Lieutenant: V. W. Gardner, Sergeant. First Row: Kenny Huggins, Jerry Kelly, Jimmy Goodwin, Jimmy Taylor, Johnny Bynum, G. B. Snuggs. Second Row: Rodney Thomas, David Allen, Joe Ross Beachum, Grady Carter, Bill Hildreth, Steve Bolick, V. W. Gardner, Bobby Tice, Winston Burroughs. wigs a rs 53 FUTURE HOMEMAKERS The Future Homemakers of America was an organization composed of girls of high school age. The organization met once each month and at the meeting, interesting and educational programs were presented. 1, F.H.A. President, Carol Raye, presents Advisor, Mrs. Don Gray, with a gift for the Home Economics department. 2. First Row: Delia Ann McGee, Secretary; Carol Raye, President; Sue Ratliff, Vice-President. Second Row: Mrs. Donald Gray, Advisor: Jean Brower, Treasurer; Marilyn Maner, Reporter; Ann Cameron Bowman, Song Leader. Third Row: Frances Douglas, Historian; Mary Les Huntley, Parliamentarian. First Row: Joan Huffman, Mary Lynn Lineberry, Delia Ann McGee, Anne Braswell, Linda Ratliff, Patsy Rogers, Debbie Lovelace, Cathy Jo Jenkins, Carolyn Tarlton, Brenda Price. Second Row: Betty Jo Gathings, Shirley Meachum, Hazel Horne, Peggy Polson, Nancy Hutchinson, Mary Grace Beachum, Carol Raye, Ann Warren, Marilyn Maner, Jean Woody. Third Row: Patricia Meeks, Nancy Horne, Margaret Rogers, Patsy Wright, Judy Smith, Carolyn Ricketts, June Mullis, Pat Brower. Fourth Row: Marion Ratliff, Esta Morris, Connie Buff, Donna Morris, Ann Cameron Bowman, Frances Douglas, Bobbie Kendall. Fifth Row: Jackie Ormsby, Edna Edwards, Doris Jones, Scottie Wilson, Jenelle Melton, Jennie Bet Tarlton. OF AMERICA One of the many activities of the club was “Hobo Day.” A new activity, organized this year, was the baby-sitting bureau. 1. F.H.A. girls bring gifts to present to a needy family. 2. Financial needs for the department were satisfied by “Hobo Day.” First Row: Rachel Turner, Louise Treadaway, Marietta Ward, Carol O’Quinn, Dorothy Howard, Margaret Kelly, Judy Maxwell, Frances Thompson. Second Row: Frances Rorie, Martha Rivers, Carolyn Teal, Martha Odom, Judy Short, Eloise Williams, Jane Porter, Connie Long, Paige Gaddy. Third Row: Mary Les Huntley, Louise Marsh, Katie Robeson, Hilda Gaddy, Patsy Lineberry, Sue Ratliff, Frances Oliver. Fourth Row: Isabel Bennett, Jean Brower, Carolyn Cauthen, Barbara Dabbs, Beverly Hough. Fifth Row: Katherine Mauney, Susan Horne, Peggy Welch, Polly Jones, Elaine Hill. The advisor is Mrs. Don Gray. Members decorate audi- Mary Eva Harkey, Pres- Tense crowd watches Tigers in action. ident; Rebecca Porter, torium for Homecoming jee Na barto | (pals - Vice President; Helen dane Sikes, Secretary-Treasur- er. BOOSTER CLUB “All the way big team!” This was a familiar cry heard from a group of students in the bleachers at the ball games. These students with plenty of school spirit made up the W.H.S. Booster Club. With Coach J. Ray Shelton as their leader, they planned and sponsored the Homecoming activities. This year the group sold pennants to make money for their projects. Care to buy a pennant, Coach? Homecoming is big occasion for sponsors. Why sure, it’s all free. 56 BOOSTER CLUB MEMBERS First Row: Jackie Ormsby, Anita Hamer, Missy Allen, Barbara Faulkner. Second Row: Benjy Brasington, Diana Jenkins, Mary Eva Harkey, Edith Hutchison, Jean Faulkner, Tommy Taylor. Third Row: Grady Carter, Betsy Kiker, Katie Robeson, Margaret Eddins, Janice Harrington, Brent Mudd, Ann Covington, Larry Rogers. Fourth Row: Lynwood Drye, Buck Kitchin, Jimmy Webb, Jerry Lovett, Brantley Teal, Flake Marsh, Tommy Martin, First Row: De Ann McGee. Second Row: Susan Horne, Judy Maxwell, Ann Parker, Caro] Raye, Ann Warren, Frances Rorie, Jean Woody, Paige Gaddy. Third Row: Marilyn Maner, Anne Braswell, Mary Lynn Lineberry, Helen Sikes, Ellen Sikes, Rebecca Porter, Sheila Kelly. Fourth Row: Jean Brower, Sue Ratliff, Frances Thompson, Carol O’Quinn, Dorothy Howard, Elaine Hill, William Baker. Fifth Row: Bobby Allen, Steve Bolick, Charlie Burns, Lloyd Griffith, Clayton Burns, Sydney Caligan. Sixth Row: Elisha Marsh, Donald Scott, Harry Harrington, Dalton Beachum. First Row: Harriet Rivers. Second Row: Mary Katherine Mauney, Donna Morris, Jane Porter, Martha Odom, Susan Lively, Julie Burns, Pat Brower, Cornelia Gaddy, Fairfid Caudle. Third Row: Hilda Gaddy, Paula Overton, Janet Brasington, Martha Lou Tucker, Carolyn Teal, Bobby Kendall, Rose Gray, Linda Kiker. Fourth Row: Patsy Jo Rogers, Brenda Price, Louise Marsh, Isabelle Bennett, Connie Long, Frances Little, Mary Les Huntley, Mary Glenn Drye. Fifth Row: Billy Watkins, Jimmy Taylor, Johnny Short, John Gaddy, Johnny Bynum, Foyle Hightower, G. B. Snuggs, Larry McRorie. BARBARA FAULKNER Co-editor SPORTS STAFF CLAYTON BuRNS, CHARLIE Burns, FoyLeE HIGHTOWER THE 1957 As seon_as_schoolstarted mempers of the annual staff were seen hurrying around the school . . . . pictures had to be made, ads had to be sold, stibserip- tions had to be received. ADE PSIUS JACKIE ORMSBY JANICE HAR RINGTON, MARGARET Miss MARIANNE Boyp Copy Editor Eppins, Lippy BuFF Advisor Se Buck KITCHIN EDITORIAL STAFF Betsy KIKER Sports and Art Editor Business Manager w Mary Les Hunriey, MarrHa Opom, = TED ScaRBORO, FRANCES RORIE HI-WAY Under the guidance of Miss Marianne Boyd, the annual staff worked and wor- ried for many days and weeks. Finally a� dream had become a reality—the 1957 edition.of the H1-Ways. ASSOCIATE EDITORS ReBecca Porter, Carnot’ RAYE ANN COVINGTON Co-editor 3) AMS 4nNn ANANMZARHnNCW First Row: Betsy Kiker, Manager; Edith Hutchison, Katie Robeson, Mary Eva Harkey. Second Row: Tommy Taylor, Janice Harrington, Pat Burns, Margaret Eddins, Benjy Brasing- ton. Third Row: Elisha Marsh, Paige Gaddy, Anne Braswell, Susan Horne, Ann Warren, Sidney Kress. Fourth Row: Jane Covington, Harriet Rivers, Linda Kiker, Louise Marsh, Jimmy Maner. THE 1957 HI-WAYS STAFF Tommy Taylor, Katie Robeson, Jackie Jones, Dalton Beachum, Jimmy Gilmore. DNPYO KTISEDOOVOL' KEY TO SPORTSMANSHIP J. Ray SHELTON Head Coach “SHINE HUNTLEY AND Boppy ALLEN, JACKY JONES, Tony SELLARI Buppy ASHCRAFT Assistant Coaches Managers Kneeling: Sydney Caligan, Brantly Teal, Whitley Tarleton, Bovce Horne. Grover Smith Bill Currie, V. W. Gardner. Standing: Lynwood Drye, Benjy Brasington, Dalton Beachum, Foyle Hightower, Robert Brower, Richard Melton, James Lee. 62 BALL The one that got away. James eludes would-be tacklers . “Gnat” Burns racks up yardage. The Wadesboro Tigers under the leadership of Coaches Shelton, Sellari, and Huntley had a very successful season of Southeastern Conference play. In ending the season with a 7 win - 3 loss record, they set a defensive record of keeping 6 straight teams scoreless. In no game during the season were the Tigers held scoreless and they secured a 3rd place position in the conference. Two of the squad members, Buck Kitchin and Donald Scott, made the All- Conference team. Watch out, Grover ! First down! 63 Lloyd Griffith Center Bill Hildreth Left Guard Buck Kitchin Fullback Co-captain Harry Harrington Left End Ray James Tailback Charles Burns Quarterback Don Scott Right Guard Jimmy Webb Left Tackle SNS : Brent Mudd Right End Co-captain G. B. Snuggs Right Tackle Douglas Clark Quarterback BOYS’ BASKETBALL A very exciting and successful season was enjoyed by the Tigers, who play- ed a rough schedule and obtained valuable experience. te 1. Anthony Sellari, Coach 2. J. W. Grice, Tommy Taylor, Jimmy Taylor; Managers Scott gets off his shot. Boys’ Second Team Back Row: Alan Baker, Jack Brower, Henry Welch, Sammy Harrell, Douglas Thompson, Stokes Clarke, Kenny Huggins, Charles Shelton, Ted Scarboro. Seated: Vic McGee, Grover Smith, Foyle Hightower, Richard Gregory. Kneeling: J. W. Grice, Manager. Good tip! Anita gets two more. 68 1. David Kephart, Coach 2. Ann Warren, Manager GIRLS’ BASKETBALL The girls’ basketball team, under the leadership of Coach Kephart, showed a very determined spirit and a will Girls’ Second Team First Row: Beverly Hough, Carolyn Short, Martha Lou Tucker, Betsy Kiker, Agnes Oliver, Betty Marsh, Mary Glenn Drye, Martha Rivers. Second Row: Ann _ Parker, Connie Long, Jane Martin, Frances Little, Elaine Martin, Linda Kiker, Frances Brock, Frances Douglas. Elaine Hill | Carol Raye Forward Forward Anita Hamer Forward . oe ‘ oe £ iis ee Harriet Rivers 7 i j ae Guard Alice Clarke oa = s ; Rachel Turner me ae 4 SS : canta g ; ser y BASEBALL Having several veterans and some promising rookies, Coach Shelton moulded a very effective and winning ball team. V. W. Gardner, Ray Shelton, Anthony Sellari; Douglas Thompson; Managers Coaches First Row: Brent Mudd, Freddy Kendall, Harry Smith, Wayne Ingold, Richard Brower, Bill Ratliff, Benny Baker, Grady Carter. Second Row: Foyle Hightower, Grover Smith, Charles Burns, Ray James, Boyce Horne, Clayton Burns, James Lee, Lloyd Griffith. Richard Brower Center Field Charlie Burns Shortstop Lloyd Griffith - Second Base } | s oo Brent Mudd First Base Wayne Ingold Third Base LOPE HER ne Bill Ratliff Pitcher Harry Smith Left Field Clayton Burns Right Field Benny Baker Catcher ‘ P ‘SARNIA O RE LTS SLE LES TIT I CHEERLEADERS The Cheerleaders, led by Missy Allen, performed at pep rallies, football and basketball games, and served at the football banquet. Another of their many duties was to decorate the goal posts for the home games. They did an excellent job keeping up the school spirit at home games. 1. Cheerleaders lead yell at basketball game. 2. Hazel Horne, Jackie Ormsby, Anita Hamer, Missy Allen, Chief; Dee Ann McGee, Barbara Faulkner, and Harriet Rivers practice cheers for athletic events. 8. “Victory, victory, that’s our cry!” yell the cheerleaders at pep meetings. UP HOME Enthusiastic Homecoming spectators endure frigid weather to attend game. | ReHON q Ais, 4 AN 3 Good Health Queens ride F.H.A. float. Hoot, mon! You don't have a chance. Tigers on the move. More valuable yardage for Tiger offense. Homecoming was a mem- orable occasion — begin- ning with a parade that afternoon. Missy Allen, one of the seven girls which the football team elected sponsors, was crowned queen during half-time. COMING | Thrilled Queen watches the dance from her Cold, but happy, the throne. sponsors posed for photo- grapher. Take it away, Mr. Pugh: the show is yours. Students enjoy Home- coming dance immensely. The Tigers were victor- ious over Laurinburg and the students celebrated the victory by attending the dance which follow- ed the game. David Pugh and his orchestra brought the event to. a close. omecoming Qileen R Miss Nancy Elizabeth Allen Miss BARBARA FAULKNER Muss Anita HAMER Miss Mary Eva Harkey HOMECOMING SPONSORS Caren Muss ae W ARREN Miss CArout RAYE Miss Mary Eva Harkey spent At last we've attained the first rung of the ladder to success. an exciting week-end in Char- lotte as the Wadesboro Car- rousel Princess. KEY TO OUR Among the many keys which occupy a large and im- portant part of our key ring is a tiny one that unlocks the treasure chest of odds and ends. Here we find Junior-Senior with all its grandeur and graduation with all its ceremony. Senior girls practice daring feats during the 10 minute Marshals chat after ushering for the commencement exercises. break. Wonderful food, wonderful dance, wonderful evening. Miss Carol Raye is Wadesboro representative during Christ- mas event. TREASURE CHEST Here we also find those moments when we were gay and those when we were sad. After taking a backward glance over 1956-57, we see that it was such moments that made it a year different from all the rest. : ; Here we sit like birds in the wilderness—eating. Big Tigers talk it over. Leisure hours around W.H.S. were the best of all. Risden Hill is Wadesboro nominee for the Morehead Scholarship. ALMA MATER Oh, hail to ole’ Wadesboro High, whose praises we er will sing; Whose name, through all the ages, will surely ever ring. We, your sons and daughters true, will cherish and honor you dearly, And try to bring you glory due. So hail to thee! Oh, hail to thee, our alma Mater! The Entre Nous Club float is chosen tops in the Homecoming parade. The W.H.S. building takes a rest after a straining day. pine BER Tynes ExCrAS eatseots i pene’ Ween chewraiet Gampeny oor caeey Riato c taetor Sales Dns cca f e Rees once | Motor Kompoenry eRe Hees eRe SLE crawtord see tC sanengte te tte tht £ pannel FEO . Bee Your Ne WADESBO Mee erative w Car Dealer go. eS ee Re reeee ANSON BUILDING LOAN ASSOCIATION Save to Build a NANCY LEE’S Clothes That Please WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA WADE CLOTHING COMPANY McGREGOR SPORTSWEAR For Men and Boys WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA MNSURANCE HEADQUARTERS ANSON REAL ESTATE INSURANCE CO. WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Phone MY-4-2216 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Build to Save Clothes and Gifts for Tots and Teens JANE and JUDY SHOP WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA CURRIE ANDREWS CLOTHING CO. The Place You Go for the Brands You Know The Home of Hart-Schaffner G Marx Clothing, Jantzen Sweaters, Manhattan Van Heusen Shirts, Knox Fortis Hats, Nettleton G Crosby Square Oxfords TRY... ORMSBY TRAILWAYS CHARTER SERVICE PLUMBING — HEATING AIR-CONDITIONING Phone MY-4-4317 FAUL CRYMES, INC. New air conditioned coaches now available for charter trips to any point in America. SPORTING GOODS Full details upon request. 409 South Tryon Street QUEEN CITY TRAILWAYS ORG CARCEINA CHARLOTTE, NORTH CAROLINA ICE CREAM TASTE HEP DIFFERENGE “Get the Best! Get Sealtest!’’ Jack Winfree, Distributor Phone MY-4-3247 83 BILTMORE DAIRY SUPREME IN QUALITY Since 1897 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Phone MY-4-4318 W-A-D-E Compliments of Carolina’s Voice by Choice LITTLE TRACTOR and 1210 KC TRUCK COMPANY WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA WHITE’S PRODUCE MARKET Fresh Fruits and Produce temp NESTE INES EES for school for work for play THE LILES COMPANY NORTHCUTT'S MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY PaO Boxml Wadesboro, N. C. Telephone Day MY-4-4213 Night MY-4-3711 FOX AND LYON DRUG STORE WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA F.M. HIGHTOWER MERCHANT FARMER Phone MY-4-2518 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA HARWARD’S BLOCK TILE COMPANY Makers of HIGH GRADE CONCRETE BLOCKS an FOUR INCH DRAIN TILE Located on Highway 74 1 Mile East of Wadesboro, N. C. H. B. COGGIN PLUMBING-—HEATING—COOLING Camden Rd. Phone MY-4-4315 CAROLINA SERVICE STATION BATTERIES SHELL) COLD DRINKS TIRES G TUBES . CIGARETTES LUBRICATION - WASHING - POLISHING We invite you to come in and get acquainted with us, and to make our bank your bank THE BANK OF WADESBORO CAPITAL STRUCTURE $500,000.00 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System The pause that refreshes ...teith ice-cold Coca-Cola ny HAMLET, NORTH CAROLINA MRS. W. N. JEANS Dealer in High Grade Coal PHONE Residence MY-4-2393 Coal Yard (Depot) MY-4-3216 The First National Bank WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Organized 1894 “Start Saving While You Are Young” Member: FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM HORNWOOD WARP KNITTING CORPORATION WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA NYLUX 100% Tricot Nylon Sheets Pillowcases BOWMAN’'S RESTAURANT NO BEER NO WINE JOST AeGOODEREAGCEST ©; DINE Phone MY-4-9945 BURLINGTON HOSIERY COMPANY Wadesboro Plant WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Manufacturers of Cameo and Ballet Brand Full Fashioned Hosiery ‘‘The House of Dependable Furniture” ALLEN FURNITURE COMPANY Phone MY-4-2419 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ANSON FURNITURE CO. Complete Line of New and Used Furniture for the House Phone MY-4-3812 setee A DAIRYLAND GRILL Grain mt Omlce Dons Phone MY-4-4424 Best Wishes to the Classtotsoyw PEE DEE BOTTLING COMPANY Meet the Gang at PARSON'S J. E. C. HILL STORE GENERAL MERCHANDISE Since 1895 Compliments of BRASWELL’S MARKET Phone MY-4-25] 1 7 Barrington St. Phone MY-4-271 | BEST AW. ASEESsT On TESGEASSEOR mom, VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS Post 5 92 KEI NMS TG MAES WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Wadesboro’s Fancy Grocery Congratulations Seniors With Meat Market COLONIAL | Visit Us For DRY CLEANERS HEAVY OR FANCY GROCERIES TICE’S GROCERY Sales and Service Congratulations ADMIRAL - MOTOROLA - DUMONT to Glasssotn ou. T T TELEVISION Camden Road WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA POWER Phone MY-4-3325 LIGHT COMPANY Compliments of THOMPSON’S SUPER MARKET WADESBORO, Highway 74 West NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations from GOODMAN’S INCORPORATED For the Best in Furniture G For the Best in Sleep and Food Appliances Visit D. B. Goodman Furniture Co. Hotel Wadesboro and Coffee Shop SERVICE DISTRIBUTING COMPANY, INC. Gas, Oil, Kerosene, Fuel Oil FREE! FREE! Cake of Ivory Soap Service Distributing Co. Station FIRESTONE Home and Auto Accessories F. M. HIGHTOWER 25 North Green Street Phone MY-4-2518 ALLEN MILLING CO. Guaranteed FLOUR - FEEDS - MEAL At Depot Phone MY-4-3114 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA HUNTLY-COOKE, INC. Your Mutual Insurance Agency WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA “Tf it’s worth owning, it’s worth insuring with HUNTLEY-COOKE” VALLEY MOTOR COURT G.E. Heating Air Conditioning Tile Baths — Clean Comfort Bowman’s Restaurant Across Highway U. S. Highway 52 74 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Phone MY-4-4610 ALLEN FLORAL GARDENS Highway 74 East WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Flowers For All Occasions ROYAL TIRE SERVICE, INC. Us 52 TIRES 6 ANIRERIES ACCESSORIES ONE DAY RECAPPING SERVICE WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA IN HONOR OF CLASS OF 11943 LATHAM OIL COMPANY Petroleum Merchandisers WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Phone MY-4-3412 A. C. Allen Jewelry Store Established 1927 Mrs. Agnes S. Allen, Prop. OG om in Ave lASitla: WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA H. B. ALLEN CO. Smart Clothing for Men, Young Men and Boys The Newest in Ladies, Misses and High School Girls Footwear WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations and Best of Luck Seniors RUTH L. ELIUM OPTOMETRIST Compliments of HI-LO STORE SARAH and MARY’S Ladies Ready to Wear ACCESSORIES WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Phone MY-4-3513 103 North Green Street E. H. JONES JEWEL ER Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry Silverware WADESBORG, NORTH CAROLINA B. C. MOORE SONS MOORE'S VALUE CENTER ‘Buy from Moore and Save More” Shoes and Clothing For the Whole Family J. B. CRIDER JEWELER Prompt Watch Repair WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ANSON COUNTY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION VIRGIL RAYFIELD’S SUPER MARKET LOWE’S PRINTING OFFICE PRINTING AND ENGRAVING Phone MY-4-2424 W. BERNARD MOORE FUNERAL DIRECTORS Ambulance Service Lady Attendant Phone MY-4-2813 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA WHITE WAY LAUNDRY and CLEANERS Phone MY-4-2816 WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Fast Service Laundry— Expert Cleaning ALLEN BENNETT CO., INC. WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA For Best Values Trade With MEMBERS OF YOUR ANSON COUNTY AUTO DEALERS ASSOCIATION Faulkner Pontiac Co. Blalock Motor Sales Co. PONTIAC FORD—-MERCURY Vernon Chevrolet Co. Register Motor Co. CREVROR EI: OLDS Huntley Buick Co. Crawford Motor Co. BUICK DODGE—-PLYMOUTH THRIFT LOAN and SMITH’S ELECTRIC CO. FINANCE COMPANY Electrical Contracting G Engineering LEONARD APPLIANCES - WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA LENOIR RHYNE COLLEGE HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA An Accredited Senior College Emphasizing Christian Character and Scholarship PAE RIVED EG LINS SS ERM SUMMER SESSION BEGINS JUNE 10 WINGATE COLLEGE (Founded 1896) WINGATE, NORTH CAROLINA A Fully Accredited Co-Educational Two-year College For information write: Dr. Budd E. Smith, Pres. Wingate College Wingate, North Carolina WADESBORO AUTO SUPPLY COMPANY WADESBORO, NORTH CAROLINA CONGRATULATIONS ‘57 SENIORS MARSHALL RATLIFF Texaco Gasoline Texaco Fuel Oil Texaco Kerosene Texaco Heating Fuel The Best Congratulations to the Senior Class WADESBORO FERTILIZER COMPANY Manufacturers of FOUR SQUARE BRAND Pe Reg Zee MACK'S RECORD RACK rOURGJOS ENT CEASS TRING W OUbaIETS Camm set Fine Jewelry You Will Cherish It The Longest 1897 - Our 60th Anniversary - 1957 JOSTEN’S Representative GaGa Giles 611 Colonial Drive BiGhePOUINs G The Finest in SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHY DELMAR PRINTING CO. 3300 Monroe Road ® Charlotte, North Carolina BEDRER PIGTRWURESSMAKE BETTER, ANNUALS We Make Both AUTOGRAPHS “onpa). Teony, WR BOR yh eee PAG me neo, Bub Aon SP rodatend, Sroched a0 Saas Op. Siegal) ea, J hawt anyoydl Cho Kan Uyoue . 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