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

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1960 volume:

O04-5 TER TALES Editor: Martha Odom Business Managers: Martha Tice, Joanne Ratliff Adviser: Miss Jessie Ruth Honeycutt FOREWORD Reading one’s diary is an experience both entertaining and mov- ing. All the memorable events and activities of a person’s life during the time encompassed by the diary are relived. Friend- ships, long forgotten are renewed. Seniors, the diary of your four-years at Wadesboro High School has been completed. There will be no more high school events for you to relate. Ahead of you lies a new, more difficult life full of adventure and challenge. The 1960 edition of Tiger Tales is pre- sented in your honor «o serve as the chronicle of your high school days and to inspire you to endeavor to make the diary of your new life one rich in happiness and success. Sincerely, THE TIGER TALES STAFF CONTENTS Administrations 36-46. 5-10 Seniors... cd Ge Sees 11-36 SUNIONS: 25 cs ee ee ee 37-42 Sophomores (8 e 43-48 Freshmen -.: 4 3003s) ee 49-54 ACUIVITIOS W.0 0 Locke 1 ene ern ee 9s ee 55-82 SPOLtS les. 525.32 sen a neces eran te eae 83-94 Features) 0.2 ea ee ee ee 95-100 ALMA. MATER Dear Alma mata, Thy praises forever we'll sing, Dear Wadesboro High School, Thy trophies to you we'll bring. Dear Alma mata, to you we will ever be true, Dear Wadesboro High School, Our hearts will linger with you. In sincere appreciation for your faith, your trust, and your faithful service to us... for your enthu- siasm in all we undertake... for the loving guidance you have shown us through knowledge and friend- ship... and for your unceasing desire to make us better people for a better world. We pay tribute to you not only for what you are, but for what you have made us and for helping us to make of the lumber in our lives not a tavern, but a temple. We, the Seniors of 1960, dedicate our Tiger Tales to you, Mrs. B. J. Jones. FACULTY 5 — _ = STRICKLAND F B MR WILDERMUTH L -Super MR. W. 1 ipa inc Pr tendent in SCHOOL BOARD Mr. Charles Shelton ,Mr. George Snuggs, Mr. W. L. Wildermuth, Mr. Charles Little, Mrs. Robert Cov Wheeler. Mr. Kenneth Horne, ‘not pictured) Mr. Bill is, ton, Mrs. J. M. Dav ing FACULTY MR. J. O. BOWMAN, JR. Plane Geometry, Solid Geo- metry, Math IV, Algebra I, Hi-Y Adviser, F. T. A. Ad- viser. MR. LEE CHANEY French I, French II, English IV, French Club Adviser, Glee Club Adviser. MRS. ROY GADDY Civics, Latin II, English 1, Latin Club Sponsor, Student Council Adviser. MRS. DON GRAY Home Economics 1, Home Ec- onomics II, Home Economics Ill, F .H. A. Sponsor, Na- tional Junior Honor Society Adviser. MISS RUTH HAMMOND World History, English I, English III, Tri-Hi-Y Spon- sor. MRS. VAN HINSON Algebra I, General Math, Al- gebra II, Junior Civitan Club Sponsor. FACULTY MISS JESSIE RUTH HONEYCUTT Typing I, Typing II, Short- hand I, General Business, Business Arithmetic Eng- lish, Business Club Sponsor, Tiger Tales Adviser. MRS. HAROLD JOHNSON Bookkeeping, Typing df Shorthand II, Office Prac- tice, National Honor So- ciety Adviser. MRS. GUY JONES Biology, Chemistry, Science Club Sponsor, Senior Advis- er, Cheerleader Sponsor. MR. DAVID KEPHART Mechanical Drawing, Indus- trial Arts, Girls’ Basketball Coach, Senior Adviser. MR. HARRY LENHOFF Band Director MISS NELLIE PRUITT General Music, Public School Music Teacher FACULTY MR. LLOYD RATLIFF Physics, General Science, Photography Club. MISS SUSAN RATLIFF Supplementary Reading, English II, Student Prints Adviser. MR. ANTHONY SELLARI World History, Health, Phy- sical Education, Boys’ Bas- ketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Social and Folk .Dance Club Sponsor. MR. J. RAY SHELTON U. S. History, Sociology and Economics, Booster Club, Director of Athletics. MISS CARRIE STURGIS Librarian, Library Club Ad- viser. FACULTY MRS. VAN WHELESS MRS. BILL JARMAN Dietician Secretary to Mr. Wildermuth. MR. WALTER BROCK Pp. T. A. President MR. ROBERT BURR BOSTON AND LUCIUS Ma‘ntenance Janitors BUS DRIVERS Harola Moore, Johnny Crider, Tommy Cassidy, Claude Maree, Addison Moore, Wade Hildreth. 10 PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENT Alan Baker Alfred Randle esand Mr. SENIOR Mrs. Guy Jones and Mr. David Kephart SENIOR CLASS SONG Graduation time has come and now it’s time for us to part As we leave we will remember All of you within our hearts. All the good times we will cherish All the things that means so much All the friends who made us happy And the memories we have shared. May we always love each other, May no tears be shed May we always remember loving teachers, classmates, friends, so dear. We'll still remember our days gone by With many a heartache and a sigh We bid farewell to you all Until we meet again. SECRETARY Joanne Ratliff FFICERS MOTTO “To look up and not down, To look forward and not back, To look out and not in, and to lend a hand.” Edward Everette Hale COLOR Blue and White FLOWER White Carnation TREASURER Allen Ingram MASCOTS Sissie Billingsley, Denise Dutton David Hough, Dwight Dutton David Shellam Allen Gerald Shannon Adams Eloise Kunda Ackerman O ‘O Ox Everette Alan Baker George Harold Bowers Henry Speight Ashcraft, Sr. 14 William Lacy Brooks Connie Joyce Buff John Alex Bynum, Jr. SENIORS Carolyn Ann Cauthen Stokes MacCartaine Clarke Conrad Leon Cole 15 SENIORS Issac Boyce Covington, Jr. John Furman Dabbs Ronald Lee Dabbs Robert Emery Davis William Ralph Eddins Judith Mae Flake Mary Ellen Freeman Hilda Bowman Gaddy — Frances Gathings James Reece Goodwin Claude Richard Gregory A TS Ree no aor ASMA SORA A a ee . 9 Hn en PY Katie Hanna Sam Pierce Harrell, Jr. Franklin Leon Hildreth 1960 Nancy Carolyn Horne Joe] Malcolm Howell 18 fi fi Kenneth Lenon Huggins Virginia Anne Huntley Milford Allen I ngram SENIORS Larry Gene Jones Tonita Jeanne Kendall Trailor Leverne Lewis SENIORS Jerry Eugene Lineberry Lineberry Patricia Elaine Kenneth Dale Lyerly James Fleetwood Maner Bettie Jean Mathis Mary Katherine Mauney 20 SENIORS Shirley Ann Meachum Patricia Adele Meeks Frances Jenelle Melton John Harold Moore Donna Bryte Morris Esta Lee Morris 2) Jack Crawford Morris Vertie Sue McRae Martha Linda Odom 1960 Brenda Joyce Paul Jerry Michiai Previtte 22 William Alfred Randle, Jr. John Preston Ratliff Martha Joanne Ratliff SENI Carolyn Lorraine Ricketts Martha Redfearn Rivers Charles Hendrix Shelton, Jr. SENIORS George Edward Shingler Judith Ann Short Donald Adam Smith Judy Elaine Smith Margaret Louise Smith James Douglas Thompson 24 SENIORS Martha Lou Tice Patrick Gray Treadaway, Jr. William Deering Watkins William Bradford Wheeler Sarah Louise Willingham 25 IN MEMORY OF A CLASSMATE DEBORAH SUE LOVELACE One of the sweetest and most likeable girls in high school was Debbie Lovelace. A friend to all__Debbie was always there when you needed help. When she made use of her great talent, singing, many were inspired by the beauty of her voice. Yes, Debbie will long be remembered by not only the students of W.H.S. but by everyone who knew her. 26 SENIOR HONORS ELOISE KUNDA ACKERMAN F.H.A. 1; Booster Club 1,2,3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Annual Staff 3; Glee Club 4; Pep Night Committee 2,3. GERALD SHANNON ADAMS Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Superlative 4. DAVID SHELLAM ALLEN Band 1,2; Booster Club 1,2; Cheerleader 2; Photo- Srapny eClub 1,2,8; soatety Patro] 1,2; Track 1; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Junior Senior Com- mittee 3; Superlative 4; Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3; Pep Night Committee 2. HENRY SPEIGHT ASHCRAFT, JR. French Club 3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Football Manager 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Photo- graphy Club 38; Junior Senior Committee 3; Mono- gram Club 4. EVERETT ALAN BAKER Class Officer 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3; Marshal 3; Pep Night Com- mittee 2,3,4; Superlative 4. GEORGE HAROLD BOWERS Baseball 1,2,3,4; Football 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Student Council 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Track 1; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 3. WILLIAM LACY BROOKS Football 3,4; Monogram Club 4; Booster Club 4; Library Club 4. CONNIE JOYCE BUFF Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Correspondence Editor of Stu- dent Prints 4; Business Staff of the Student Prints 1,2,3; Civitan Club 2,3,4; Secretary 3; Basketball 3,4; Cheerleader 2.3,4; Chief 4; Marshal 3; Beta Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Monogram Club 3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Football Sponsor 3,4; Representative to Girls’ State 3; Junior Citizen- ship Cup 3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Superlative 4; Homecoming Queen 4. JOHN ALEX BYNUM JR. Football 1; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Science Club 3; Parliamentarian 3; Photography Club 3; French Club 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Student Council 4; Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Superlative 4. CAROLYN ANN CAUTHEN F.H.A. 1,2; Booster Club 3,4; Officer 4; French Club 3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Pep Night Committee 2,3,4; Student Council 4; Business Club 4; Tiger Tales Staff 4. STOKES MacCARTAINE CLARKE Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2; Band 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Monogram Club 3,4; Pho- tography Club 3. CONRAD LEON COLE Football 1; Booster Club 4; Social and Folk Dance 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Com- mittee 3,4. 27 ISSAC BOYCE COVINGTON, JR. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,8,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Junior Civitan Club 2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Treasurer-2- French Club 3,4; Photography Club 38; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Marshal 1,3; Beta Club Award 1; Student Prints Staff 2,3,4; Assistant Sports Editor 3; Man- aging Editor 4; Delegate to Junior Science Sym- posium 2,3; Merit Scholarship Semifinalist 4; More- head Nominee 4; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Superlative 4. RONALD LEE DABBS Track 1; Band 1,2,8,4; Photography Club 3: Band Club 2,3; French Club 3,4; Pep Night Committee 2; Junior Senior Committee 3. JOHNNY FURMAN DABBS Safety Patrol 1; Photography Club 3,4; Library Club 4, ROBERT EMERY DAVIS Band 1; Booster Club 4; Photography Club 4; Library Club 4; Junior Senior Committee 3. WILLIAM RALPH EDDINS Booster Club 4; Photography Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4. JUDITH MAE FLAKE Deep Creek High School 1,2; Wadesboro High School 3,4; French Club 3,4; Officer 4; Junior Civitan Club 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Booster Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Superlative 4; Student Prints Staff 4; Class Offic er 3. MARY ELLEN FREEMAN F.H.A. 1; Junior Senior Committee 3; Library Club 4; Treasurer 4; Business Club 4; Treasurer 4, HILDA BOWMAN GADDY Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3; National Honor Society 4; Officer 3,4; F.H.A. 1; Delegate to S.L.P.A. Convention 3; Marshal 8; Superlative 4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee Pesore(be Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Class Officer 28 Hone Club 3; Student Prints Staff 3,4; Feature itor 4, BETTY JO GATHINGS F.H.A. 1,2,3; Class Officer 1; French Club 3; Booster Club 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 4; Junior Senior SUBHMEE 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Tiger Tales taff 4. FRANCES GATHINGS F.H.A. 1; Business Club 3,4; Junior Senior Com- mittee 38; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Glee Club 4. JAMES REESE GOODWIN Safety Patrol 1,2; Social and Folk Dance Club 3; AP Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee “or CLAUDE RICHARD GREGORY Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Football 1 35, 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 4; Basketball ee Monogram Club 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 35 Track 1; Pep Night Committee 2,3. SENIOR KATIE HANNA Library Club 4; F.H.A. 1; Junior Senior Committee Sar SAM PIERCE HARRELL, JR. Student Prints Staff 1,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Band 1,2,3,4; Drum Major 1,2,3,4; Junior Civitan Club 2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Football 1; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Marshal 3; Class President 1,3; Sophomore Citizenship Cup 2; S.I.P.A. Delegate 3; Superlative 4; Delegate to Junior Science Symposium 2,3; State Student Council Con- vention 4; Student Body President 4; Beta Club 3; Junior Senior Committee 3. FRANKLIN LEON HILDRETH Booster 4; Library Club 4; Photography Club 4; Junior Senior Committee 3. NANCY LEE HILL Business Club 3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Mascot Committee 4. NANCY CAROLYN HORNE F.H.A. 1,2, Booster Club 3,4; Officer 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Business Club 3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3,4. JOEL MALCOLM HOWELL Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Booster Club 4; Photography Club 4; Baseball 2; Junior Senior Com- mittee 3; Track 1; Band 1; Pep Night Committee 2,3. KENNETH LENNON HUGGINS Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain-4; Most Valuable Player Award 3; Base- ball 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Chaplain 4; Booster Club 3,4; Student Council 1; Safety Patrol 1,2; French Club 3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; National Honor Society 4; Delegate to Junior Science Symposium 3; Band 1; Junior Senior Com- mittee 3; Tiger Tales Staff 2,3,4; Sports Editor 4; Junior Civitan Club 2,3,4; Superlative 4; Marshal 3; Pep Night Committee 3,4. VIRGINIA ANNE HUNTLEY MILFORD ALLEN INGRAM Epa ete Club 2,3,4; Photography Club 3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3 4; Superlative 4; French Club oud; Class Officer 4; Junior Senior Committee Be Tiger Tales Staff 4. LARRY GENE JONES Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Photography Club 8; French Club 3. TONITA JEAN KENDALL F.H.A. 1; Delegate to Girls State 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; President 3; Cheerleader 4; Baskétball 3,4; Junior Civitan Club 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Carrousel Princess 4; Co-Business Manager of Stu- dent Prints 4; Student Council 1; Pep Night Com- mittee 2,3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3. TRAILOR LEVERNE LEWIS Band 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1; Glee Club 4; French Club Be Social and Folk Dance Club 4; Booster Club 4. HONORS 28 JERRY EUGENE LINEBERRY Football 1; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Booster 2,3,4; Officer 2; Business Club 4; President 4; Super- lative 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 8. PATRICIA ELAINE LINEBERRY Band 1; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Morven High School 2; Basket- ball 2; Glee Club 4; President 4. KENNETH DALEY LYERLY Rohenen High School 1,2; Basketball 1; Math Club 2; East Mecklenburg High School 8; Ham Operators Club 3; Wadesboro High School 4; Booster Club 4; Business Club 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 4. JAMES FLEETWOOD MANER, JR. Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball Manager 4; Monogram Club 3,4; President 4; Booster Club 3,4; Junior Civitan Club 3,4; President 4; French Club 3,4; Secretary 3; Photography Club 38; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Annual Staff 1,2; Pep Night Com- mittee 2,3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Student Council 2; Class Officer 3. BETTY JEAN MATHIS Waterfor High School 1,2,3; Glee Club 1; Business 2,3; Library Club 8; Wadesboro High School 4; Business Club 4; Secretary 4. MARY KATHERINE MAUNEY Student Council 1; F.H.A. 1; Booster Club 1,2; Superlative 4; Majorette 2,3,4; Chief 4; Homecom- ing Sponsor 4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Business Club 4; Class Committee 4. VERDIE SUE McRAE Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Pep Night Com- mittee 2,3; Junior Senior Committee 3. SHIRLEY ANN MEACHUM F’.H.A. 1,2,4; Social and) MolkaeDance, =Club 93,4; Booster Club 1,2,3; Glee Club 4; French Club 4; Pep Night Committee 2; Junior Senior Committee 3. PATRICIA ADELE MEEKS F.H.A. 1,2; Pep Night Committee 2,3,4; Booster Club 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Business Club 3; Officer 3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Tiger Tales Staff 4. FRANCES JENELLE MELTON F.H.A. 1; Band 1,2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Latin Club 3,4; President 4; Booster Club 2,3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3,4; Students Prints Staff 2,3; Tiger Tales Staff 4; Copy Editor 4; Basketball Scorekeeper 2,3; Basket- ball Manager 4; Superlative 4. JOHN HAROLD MOORE Safety Patrol 1,2,3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Tiger Tales Staff 4; Student Prints Staff 4; Bus Driver 4; Photography Club 4. DONNA BRYTE MORRIS F.H.A. 1; Student Council 1; Booster Club 1,2,4; Junior Senior Committee 8; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Business Club 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 4. ESTA LEE MORRIS F.H.A. 1,2; Booster Club 3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; French Club 3; Tiger Tales Staff 4; Pep Night Committee 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3. SENIOR JACK CRAWFORD MORRIS Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Secretary 4; Baseball 2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club ‘4; French Club 8; Booster Club 2,3,4; Junior Se:éor Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 3,4. MARTHA LINDA ODOM F.H.A. 1,2; Officer 2; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Tiger Tales Staff 1,2,3,4; Editor-in-Chief 4; French Club 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3,4. JAMES THOMAS PATE Lilesville High School 1; Basketball 1; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Junior Senior Committee 3; Student Council 2. BRENDA JOYCE PAUL F.H.A. 1,2; Booster Club i; Junior Senior Com- mittee 3; Basketball 2; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Social and Folk Dance Club 4. JERRY PRIVETTE Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 2:08 WILLIAM ALFRED RANDLE, JR. Fovtball 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Officer 4; Track 2; French Club 8; Pep Night Committee 2,3. JOHN PRESTON RATLIFF Latin 1,2; French 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Beta Club 3; Junior Civitan Club 4; Science Club 4 ;Booster Club 3;.Tiger Tales Staff 4; Pep Night Committee 2,3. MARTHA JOAN RATLIFF HHA, 12° Class Officer 2,4; French Club 3; Tiger Tales Staff 3,4; Co-Business Manager 4; Future Teachers of America 4; President 4. CAROLYN LORRIANE RICKETTS Booster Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Business Club 3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3; Junior Serior Committee 8; Student Council 4; Glee Club 4. MARTHA REDFEARN RIVERS Cheerleader 2,3,4; Student Prints Staff 1,2,3,4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Homecoming Sponsor 3,4; J. V. Homecoming Queen 1; Miss Hi Miss 4; D.A.R. Good Citizen 4; Superlative 4; Delegate to Junior . Science Symposium 3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1; Booster Club 1,2,38,4; Beta Club 8; National Honor Society 4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Marshal 3; U.S. History Award 3; Monogram Club 38; Student Council 1; Junior Civitan Club 2,3,4; Vice-President 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3,4. CHARLES HENDRIX SHELTON, II Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Band 1,2,3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; French Club 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Student Prints Staff 1,2,3,4; Superlative 4; Photography Club 3; Glee Club 4; Pep Night Com mittee 2,3. HONORS 29 GEORGE EDWARD SHINGLER Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee Drone JUDITH ANN SHORT F.H.A. 1; Class Officer 2; Basketball 2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Officer 3; Booster Club 3,4; French Club 3; Student Prints Staff 2,3,4; Jun- ior Senior Committee 3; Class Song Committee 4; ere eL Committee 2,3,4; Superlative 4; Business ub 4, ADAM DONALD SMITH Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3,4; Baseball 3,4. JUDY ELAINE SMITH Junior Senior. Committee 8; Latin Club 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Student Council Officer 4; Pep Night Com- mittee 2; Marshal 3; Superlative 4. MARGARET LOUISE SMITH Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Student Council 3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; French Club 3,4; Student Prints Staff 3,4; Co-Bus- iness Manager 4; F.H.A. 1; Future Teachers of America 4; Superlative 4. JAMES DOUGLAS THOMPSON Booster Club 1,2; Class Officer 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Basketball 1; Baseball Manager 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3; Pho- tography Club 8; Superlative 4, MARTHA LOU TICE F.H.A. 1; French Club 3,4; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Future Teachers of America 4; Secretary 4; Tiger Tales Staff 4; Co-Business Manager 4; Business Club 4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Committee 2,3,4; Booster Club 3; Glee Club 4. PATRICK TREADWAY Latin Club 1; Photography Club 4; Library Club 4; Booster Club 4; Junior Senior Committee 3. WILLIAM DEERING WATKINS Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Library Club 3; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Pep Night Com- mittee 2,3,4. WILLIAM BRADFORD WHEELER Football 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3; Social and Folk Dance Club 3,4; Latin Club 1; French Club 3,4; Booster Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Senior Committee 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Track 1,2; Pep Night Com- mittee 2,38. SARAH LOUISE WILLINGHAM Orangeburg High School 1,2,8; Y-Teens Club 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Future Teachers of America 3; Freshmen Assembly 1; Junior Assembly 3; Wadesboro High School 4; Business Club 4; Officer 4; Student Prints Staff 4; Social and Folk Dance 4; Booster Club 4. SENIOR BEST LOOKING Jerry Lineberry Tonie Kendall BEST ALL ROUND Connie Buff Sam Harrell MOST COURTEOUS Allen Ingram Judy Smith SUPERLATIVES MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Jenelle Melton Johnny Bynum BEST DRESSED Katherine Mauney Charles Shelton MOST POPULAR Alan Baker Martha Rivers SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST ATHLETIC Judy Short Kenny Huggins BEST DANCERS Peggy Smith David Allen MOST INTELLECTUAL Butch Covington Hilda Gaddy SENIOR SUPERLATIVES MOST DEPENDABLE Joanne Ratliff Preston Ratliff BEST PERSONALITY Doug Thompson Nancy Horne CUTEST Gerald Adams Judy Flake PRESIDENT OF D.A.R. GOOD CITIZEN Sammy Harrell OUTSTANDING GIRL’S STATE REPRESENTATIVES CARROUSEL PRINCESS Connie Buff, Tonie Kendall, Martha Rivers Tonie Kendall MISS HI MISS PRESIDENT OF SENIOR CLASS Martha Rivers Alan Baker SENIORS National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist; Morehead HOMECOMING QUEEN Scholarship Nominee: Butch Covington, Sam Connie Buff Harrell SENIOR ACTIVITIES If at first you don’t succeed draw, draw again. After English IV, we fell to the floor. (Dead faint) Now is the time for all good colleges to come to the aid of the Seniors. Sociology and Economics was great—Coach The Seniors are discussing forthcoming produc- Shelton you really did rate. tion, TATTLETALES. 36 SIMTORS JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Ann Beachum, president, Steve James, vice-president, Paulette Warren, secretary, Marsha Tucker, treasurer, Nancy Gatewood, treasurer, Sylvia Jarrell, treasurer. 38 JUNIORS Rosemary Allen Erskine Almond Radelle Austin Julia Baker Kenny Baker Jerry Ballard Ann Beachum Gail Blalock Charles Bridges Gail Brower Dunlap Burns Kathy Burns Judy Caligan Joe V. Capell Beverly Chewning George Childs Maxine Coley Mararuth Cox Johnny Crider Douglas Davis Abner Deese Linda Diggs Nancy Gatewood Barbara Gregory Marvin Hamer Franklin Hanna Maxine Hanna Brenda Harrington Betty Hildreth David Hill Betsy Hunt Edward Huntley Steve James Sylvia Jarrell Cathy Jenkins Preston Kelly she) JUNIORS 40 Miriam Kress Judy Lee Hilda Little Susan Little Jennings Lockler Macy Lookabill Tommy McBride Claude Maree Carolyn Martin Everett Mason Addison Moore Allen Moore Katherine Moore Gary Morrison Sammy Mudd Peggy Ann Northcutt Judy Oliver Vicky Ormsby Mary Ann Pate Larry Paul Nita Pegram Annette Polson Edna Powell Angela Pratt Blake Ratliff Martha Ratliff Peggy Ratliff Vicky Ratliff Sandra Rogers Gaynelle Rorie Juliette Ross Nancy Ruth Sellars Margaret Simmons Jewell Sessions Brenda Tarlton Johnny Teal Tommy Teal Ann Terry David Thomas Earl Thompson Butch Treadaway Philip Treadaway Marsha Tucker Frances Tyson Jethro Wallace Barbara Warner Paulette Warren Barbara Webb Kay Welch Rose Marie Whisnant Joyce Wilkes Ronald Williamson Freddy Wright 4) JUNIORS English III was all Greek to me. They said it couldn’t be done, but I passed French I. JUNIOR ACTIVITIES Class rings! Class rings! Class rings! It wasn’t all harmony in Plane Geometry. U.S. History is still a mystery. 42 SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Allen Snuggs, President, Denny Hicks, Vice-President, Lila Willingham, Secretary and Treasurer. 44 Jimmy Adams Nancy Almond Tommy Austin Jane Ballard Charles Beck Brenda Sue Bowers Paul Boylin Gloria Buff Betty Burr Jerry Bynum Judy Bynum Ronald Carter Barbara Cassidy Alvin Cauthen Maria Clarke Martha Clarke Patsy Cole Jane Coppedge Judy Covington Regina Davis Ted Davis Ann Deaver Sandy Drye Charlene Faulkner John Ferguson Gail Ford Richard Freeman Richard Gaddy Gene Gathings Ruth Gay Elwood Greene Richard Griffin Larry Griggs Billy Goodwin Patricia Graves Allen Gray SOPHOMORES 45 OPHOMORES Billy Hamby Linda Harrington Patricia Harrington Robbie Harrington Millie Hightower Freida Hildreth Linda Hildreth Sara Jean Hildreth Wade Hildreth David Hinson Richard Honeycutt Bobby Hooks Peggy Hooks Martha Huntley Mary Huntley Sarah Huntley Johnette Ingold Tom Little Sylvia Lookabill Milton Lyerly Linda McKinney Becky McRorie Edna Moore Esta Moore Linda Moore Larry Plyler Jerry Powell Bleachy Preslar Brenda Price Clarke Ratliff Joyce Ratliff Gene Rayfield Louise Rogers Allen Snuggs Ann Sparger Jimmy Turner 46 Margaret Tyson Pat Vernon Ann Watts Sonny White Lila Willingham SOPHOMORES 47 SOPHOMORE ACTIVITIES The location of countries was no longer a mystery ; We wrote and wrote and wrote taking those con- after Coach taught us so well in World History. founded notes. The Algebra problem’s made us think. To do them was better than failing, I think. Working hard on English II. Pep night is coming, Ready or Not. 48 FRESHMEN FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS Melba Morris, Secretary and Treasurer, Stevie Wagner, President, Wayne Parker, Vice-President. FRESHMEN Kenneth Ackerman Sue Adcock John Richard Allen Amy Austin Grace Baker Chuck Baynard Alan Bean LeGrand Bennett Betty Gail Boyette Sidney Braswell Patsy Bridges Elaine Brock Tracy Burke Jimmy Burns Linda Burr Mary Alice Burroughs Carroll Capell Jennie Lee Cashion Ronald Chewning Ed Childs Ralph Coble Peggy Cox Charles Craddock Judy Currie Jimmy Davis Richard Diggs Johnny Douglas Gary Edwards Donna Faulkner David Forlaw David Freeman Bobby Gaddy Peggy Gathings Donnie Goodman Patsy Goodwin David Grant Charles Gregory Judy Gregory Virginia Griggs Betsy Hardison William Harris Jackie Hasty Robin Hooker Pat Howell Joe Huntley Linda Huntley Sandra Kendall Jimmy Leak Kenneth Lee Patsy Lett Lanny Lewis Lynn Lewis Dodie Little T. G. Martin Diane Moore Dickie Morris Melba Morris Charles Odom Betty Jean Paul Brenda Pesce Ashe Ratliff Lloyd Russell Jackie Shaver Nancy Shelton Gene Shepherd Bill Smethie Frances Tarleton Miriam Teal Patricia Thomas Reggie Thomas Mary Lambeth Tillman Judy Treadaway FRESHMEN 52 FRESHMEN Mary Ussery Stevie Wagner Fran Ward John Willingham 53 We had many frolics in Home Economics. General Science—waiting to be called to lunch. FRESHMAN ACTIVITIES After the first days of Phys. Ed., I felt as if I were dead. The things I tried to make in shop usually turned Algebra I was really fun. out to be a flop. D4 ACTIVITIES STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council worked very hard un- der the direction of Sam Harrell, President and Mrs. Roy Gaddy, Adviser. They were very efficient and carried out their duties to every extent, Sammy Harrell, President; Mrs. Roy Gaddy, Adviser. First row: Carolyn Rickets, Parliamentarian; Linda Ratliff, Ann Beachum, Edna Moore, Annette Pol- Hildreth, Treasurer; Judy Smith, Secretary; Joe V. son, Melba Morris. Third row: Martha Odom, Larry Capell, Vice President; Sammy Harrell, President; Plyler, Fran Ward, Allen Snuggs, Steve James, Joe Mrs. Gaddy, Adviser. Second row: Pat Vernon, Joyce Huntley, Harold Bowers, Carolyn Cauthen. Griffin, Nancy Gatewood, Stevie Wagner, Peggy 56 JUNIOR CIVITAN CLUB At the end of the 1959 school year, the new members of the Junior Civitan Club were chosen. They were selected on the basis of their outstanding citizenship. This year under the leadership of their new adviser, Mrs. Van Hinson, the club has done much toward promoting and encouraging their main objective of good citizenship. During the year the club carried out a worth- while project. JUNIOR CIVITAN OFFICERS Seated: Mrs. Van Hinson, Adviser. Standing: Gail Brower, Vice President; Jimmy Maner, President, Marsha Tucker, Secretary and Treasurer. Seated: Gail Brower, Marsha Tucker, Gail Blalock, Standing: Butch Covington, Jimmy Maner, Marvin Martha Huntley, Mary Huntley, Gloria Buff, Martha Hamer, Ken Huggins, Sam Harrell, David Hinson, Rivers, Connie Buff, Tonie Kendall, Judy Flake. Preston Ratliff, Joe V. Capel, Mrs. Van Hinson. 57 FRENCH FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS CLUB The French Club, composed of students taking French, was under the leadership of Mr. Elmer Lee Chaney. The main objective of the club was to stimulate an interest in French. The club presented a very entertaining chapel pro- gram. Judy Flake, Treasurer, Margaret Simmons, Secretary, Peggy Ratliff, President; Preston Ratliff, Vice President, Sponsor, Mr. Chaney. First row: Sandra Rogers, Kathy Burns, Juliette Ross, Peggy Ratliff, Hilda Little, Jewell Sessions. Second row: Betsy Hunt, Joyce Wilkes, Ann Terry, Margaret Simmons, Peggy Smith, Susan Little, Annette Polson, Mr. Lee Chaney. Third row: Charles Shelton, Mary Anne Pate, Rose Marie Whisnant, Mararuth Cox, Paulette Warren, Judy Caligan, Brenda Harrington. Fourth row: Kenny Huggins, Tommy McBride, Joe V. Capell, Ronald William- son, Mariam Kress, Rosemary Allen, Linda Diggs. Fifth Row: Butch Covington, Jimmy Maner, Preston Ratliff, Ronald Dabbs, Preston Kelly, Dunlap Burns, Freddy Wright. Standing: Martha Odom, Judy Flake, Allen Ingram, Bill Wheeler. LATIN CLUB First row: Clarke Ratliff, Judy Smith, Sylvia Jarrell, Paul Boylin. Second row: Hilda Little, Larry Plyler, Allen Gray, George Childs, Ann Beachum, Martha Ratliff. Third row: Gail Brower, Beverly Chewning, Sarah Huntley, Mararuth Cox, Zondra Harwood, Ann Sparger. Fourth row: Maria Clarke, Rose Marie Whisnant, Nancy Gatewood, Joyce Griffin, Maxine Coley, Johnette Ingold. Fifth row: Lila Willingham, Margaret Simmons, Jenelle Melton, Tom Little. LATIN CLUB OFFICERS Jenelle Melton, President, Maxine Coley, Vice President, Ann Sparger, Secretary, Margaret Simmons, Treasurer, Mrs. Roy Gaddy, Adviser. The Latin Club, this year, was made up of second year Latin stu- dents. It was affiliated, with the ES Sas ; Junior Classical League. An im- AER NNER. portant project of the year was the AS promotion of the bond election which was held in December. The club met twice a month under the direction of their sponsor, Mrs. Roy Gaddy. aie ? ‘ tes x 4%. vad 2) f Vy Flat BOOSTER CLUB “Yea Tigers!’ was the motto for this years Booster Club. The club was responsible for the homecoming dance and the promo- tion of school spirit at Wadesboro High School. Their adviser was Mr. J. Ray Shelton. Members of the club sold beanies and Tiger badges at homecoming. First row: Susan Little, Rose Marie Whisnant, Peggy Smith, Earl Thompson, Kenneth Lyerly, Patricia Meeks, Nancy Horne, Carolyn Cauthern. Second row: -Judy Caligan, Mararuth Cox, Miriam Kress, Paulette Warren, Marsha Tucker, Martha Tice, Martha Odom, Hilda Gaddy, Judy Short. Third row: Sallie Will- ingham, Hilda Little, Nita Pegram, Barbara Gregory, Bill Wheeler, Allen Ingram, Alfred Randle, Buddy Ashcraft, John- ny Bynum, Jenelle Melton. Fourth row: Jerry Lineberry, Gerald Adams, Freddy Wright, Blake Ratliff, Marvin Hamer, Jerry Ballard, David Hill, David Thomas, Butch Treadaway, Trailor Lewis, Jimmy Maner, Sammy Mudd. Fifth row: Rosemary Allen, Zondra Harwood, Ann Beachum, Katherine Moore, Judy Oliver, 60 Beverly Chewning, Macy Lookabill, Radelle Austin, Odelia Tarlton, Ann Terry, Sandra Rogers, Johnny Crider, Douglas Davis. Sixth row: Nancy Gatewood, Jewell Sessions, Annette Polson, Brenda Harrington, Linda Diggs, Bobby Davis, Lacy Brooks, Mike Howell, Patrick Treadaway, Leon Hildreth, Philip Treadaway, Ronald Williamson. Seventh row: Frances Tyson, Martha Ratliff, Joyce Wilkes, Juliette Ross, Kathy Burns, Mary Anne Pate, Larry Jones, Kenny Huggins, Crawford Mor- ris, Richard Gregory, Sammy Harrell, Stokes Clarke, Bill Wat- kins. Eighth row: Debby Hanna, Coach J. Ray Shelton. Stand- ing: Martha Rivers, Gail Blalock, Betty Hildreth, Connie Buff, Tonie Kendall, Gail Brower, Peggy Ratliff. BOOSTER CLUB OFFICERS Carolyn Cauthen, Vice President; Kathy Burns, President; Nancy Horne, Secretary-Treasurer; Coach J. Ray Shelton, Adviser. First row: Sandy Drye, Tom Little, Paul Boylin, Richard Free- man, Linda Harrington, Sara Jean Hildreth, Linda Moore. Second row: Patsy Goodwin, Jackie Shaver, Melba Morris, Pat- sy Cole, Jane Ballard, Peggy Hooks, Lila Willingham, Gloria Buff, Millie Hightower. Third row: Jennie Lee Cashion, Pa- tricia Thomas, Sarah Huntley, Ann Sparger, Linda Hildreth, Linda McKinney, Barbara Stanback, Judy Bynum, Johnette Ingold, Maria Clarke, Pat Vernon. Fourth row: Virginia Griggs, Diane Moore, Judy Treadaway, Betty Jean Paul, Judy Currie, Gene Rayfield, David Forlaw, Donnie Goodman, Gene Sheppard, Jimmy Leak, Troy Deese. Fifth row: Mary Alice Burroughs, Judy Covington, Jane Coppedge, Patricia Graves, Becky McRorie, Peggy Cox, Nancy Shelton, Dodie Little. Sixth row: Coach J. Ray Shelton. Standing: Judy Gregory, Mary Lambeth Tillman, Betsy Hardison, Stevie Wagner, Fran- ces Tarlton, Elaine Brock, Brenda Pesce. Gail Blalock Hilda Gaddy President Judy Caligan Butch Covington Judy Flake Sammy Harrell Hilda Little Martha Rivers Connie Buff Vice-President Secretary and Treasurer NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY The National Honor Society was composed of juniors and seniors having obtained a high scholas- tic average. They also were chosen according to character, leadership, and service. The members were kept busy planning programs for each meeting. Under the guidance of Mrs. Harold Johnson, many worthwhile activities were undertaken. Kenny Huggins Sylvia Jarrell Annette Polson Juliette Ross Marsha Tucker Mrs. Harold Johnson Gail Brower Adviser Maxine Coley Linda Diggs Nancy Gatewood Miriam Kress Freddy Wright NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY The National Junior Honor Society was one of the two honor clubs at Wadesboro High School. It was composed of students with an A average. Their selection was also based upon character and leadership. One of their projects was a devotion by a member each Friday morning over the P.A. system. The club undertook many other worth-while projects under the guidance of Mrs. Don Gray. President Vice-President Betty Burr Gloria Buff Secretary Parliamentarian Treasurer Allen Gray Sara Huntley NATIONAL JUNIOR HONOR SOCIETY First row: Gloria Buff, Sarah Huntley, Martha Huntley, Mary Huntley. Second row: Mrs. Don Gray, Adviser, Barbara Stanback, Betty Burr, Sara Jean Hildreth, Allen Gray. HI-Y The Hi-Y Club is a national service club, spon- sored by YMCA. Its ideals are based upon Christian principles, but it is non-sectarian in character. Purpose: “To Create, maintain, and extend throughout t he school, home and community high standards of Christian character.” President Vice-President Ronald Williamson Jennings Lockler Secretary-Treasurer Chaplain Freddy Wright George Childs HI-Y First row: Ronald Williamson, Billy Hamby, Freddy Wright, Douglas Davis, Johnny Crider. Third row: Mr. J. O. Bowman, Alvin Cauthen, Jerry Tucker, Jerry Goodwin. Second row: Advisor, Jennings Locklear, Philip Treadaway, Claude Maree, David Thomas, Milton Lyerly, Paul Boylin, George Childs, Gary Morrison, Earle Thompson, Wade Hildreth. TRI-HI-Y The Tri-Hi-Y, sponsored by the YMCA func- tions to promote Christian leadership and character at home, school, and in the commun- ity. Each member strives to carry out the mot- to of the organization “Pure thoughts, pure words, pure actions.” The outstanding social event of the year was a Valentine Dance. Many projects were carried out by the organization during the year. President Juliette Ross Vice-President Johnette Ingold Secretary Marsha Tucker Treasurer Mary Anne Pate TRI-HI-Y First row: Jean Wheless, Paulette Warren, Marsha Tucker, Rosemary Allen, Jane Ballard, Peggy Hooks, Beverly Chewning. Linda Diggs, Brenda Harrington, Sylvia Lookabill. Second row: Fifth row: Miss Ruth Hammond, Adviser, Ann Sparger, Mar- Nita Pegram, Odelia Tarlton, Barbara Gregory, Kathy Burns, aruth Cox, Macy Lookabill, Sarah Jean Hil dreth, Millie High- Juliette Ross, Mary Ann Pate, Judy Caligan, Katherine Moore. tower, Betty Burr, Esta Moore, Ann Watts, Joyce Ratliff, Gail Third row: Martha Clarke, Becky McRorie, Gaynelle Rorie, Brower. Sixth row: Maria Clarke, Sarah Huntley, Hilda Little, Ann Terry, Joyce Wilkes, Sandra Rogers, Susan Little, Jewell Sessions. Fourth row: Rose Marie Whisnant, Linda McKinney, Gail Blalock, Patricia Graves, Peggy Ratliff, Judy Bynum, Zondra Harwood, Ann Beachum, Charlene Faulkner, Ann Dea- ver, Jane Coppedge, Judy Covington, Margaret Simmons, Mar- tha Ratliff, Johnette Ingold. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA The Future Homemakers of America was an organization made up of girls who are taking or have taken home economics. Homemaking was the main F.H.A. OFFICERS objective of the club. The club was First row: Sara Jean Hildreth, President; Zondra Harwood, active in many ways, under the guid- Treasurer; Martha Huntley, Mary Huntley, Vice-President; Barbara Stanback, Secretary. Second row: Julia Baker, Song ance of Mrs. Don Gray. Leader; Mrs. Don Gray, Adviser; Edna Moore,Parliamentarian; Judy Caligan, Reporter; Linda Hildreth, Historian. Members of club: First row: Joyce Ratliff, Ann Deaver, Char- Moore, Betty Gail Boyette, Martha Huntley. Fourth row: lene Faulkner, Peggy Hooks, Jane Ballard, Edna Moore, Freida Mrs. Don Gray, Advisor, Jackie Shaver, Grace Baker, Miriam Hildreth, Martha Clarke, Peggy Gathings, Judy Gregory. Teal, Betty Jean Paul, Gaynelle Rorie, Patsy Goodwin, Virginia Second row: Sylvia Lookabill, Betty Burr, Judy Caligan, Zon- Griggs, Amy Austin, Ann Watts, Mary Huntley. Fifth row: dra Harwood, Judy Smith, Linda McKinney, Barbara Stanback, Melba Morris, Elaine Brock, Betsy Hardison, Peggy Cox, Brenda Sara Jean Hildreth, Esta Moore, Judy Treadaway, Pat Howell. Pesce, Frances Tarlton, Naney Shelton, Carroll Capell, Jane Third row: Louise Rogers, Gay Carter, Nancy Ruth Sellars, Coppedge, Patricia Graves, Judy Covington, Becky McRorie, Radelle Austin, Carolyn Martin, Nancy Gatewood, Katherine Stevie Wagner. Sixth row: Linda Burr, Judy Currie, Donna Moore,’ Julia Baker, Linda Harrington, Margaret Tyson, Diane Faulkner, Vivian Coley, Mary Lambeth Tillman. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA With the help of a teacher; one will learn better. The Future Teachers Club was com- posed of 3 Seniors and 2 Juniors. Under the direction of Mr. J. O. Bowman Jr., the club functioned very well during the year. By practice teaching in the lower grades the members gained much valuable experience. Ses é a eo siteessi FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Susan Little, Treasurer, Barbara Webb, Program Secretary, Peggy Smith, Vice President. Mr. J. O. Chairman, Joanne Ratliff, President, Martha Tice, Bowman, Adviser. 67 SOCIAL AND FOLK DANCE CLUB The Seniors and Juniors en- joy a dance at one of the bi- monthly club meetings. This is the second year for the Social and Folk Dance Club at Wadesboro High School. The main purpose of this club is to teach the fundamentals of danc- ing to the high school students so that they might be better prepared for social events during the year. Under the direction of Mr. Tony Sellari, the club has had several dances throughout the year. First row: Gloria Buff, Sec- yetary and Treasurer, David Hill, President, Gail Blalock, Vice-President, Brenda Pesce. Second row: Sandy . Drye, Allen Ingram. Third row: Marvin Hamer, Judy Cov- ington, Coach Tony Sellari, Adviser, Gail Brower, Judy Short, LeGrand Bennett. The Sophomores and Fresh- men really enjoyed their club meetings immensely. LIBRARY CLUB OFFICERS First row: Bobby Davis, Pres- ident, Judy Bynum, Vice President. Second row: Jim- my Adams, Secretary, Mary Ellen Freeman, Treasurer. LIBRARY CLUB Under the direction of Miss Carrie Sturgis, the Library Club pro- moted an interest in reading among high school students. During the year several interesting programs were given which explained the operation of a library. LIBRARY CLUB First row: Judy Bynum, Sus- an Little, Joanne Ratliff, Mary Ellen Freeman, Max- ine Hanna, Katie Hanna, Nita Pegram. Second row: Larry Griggs, Jimmy Adams, Bobby Davis, William Brooks, Leon Hildreth, Johnny Dabbs. MONOGRAM CLUB First row: Richard Gregory, Buddy Ashcraft. Sec- Thompson, Lacy Brooks. Fifth row: Larry Jones, ond row: Claude Maree, Charles Shelton, Larry Ply- Bill Wheeler, Alfred Randle, Blake Ratliff. Sixth ler, Ronald Carter. Third row: Crawford Morris, row: Marvin Hamer, Kenny Huggins. Seventh row: Jimmy Maner, Butch Covington, Harold Bowers. Sammy Harrell, Stokes Clarke. Fourth row: Vicky Ormsby, Robbie Harrington, Earl The Monogram Club is an honorary organization for ee AMeRD, TP IBLIE Oe ID Se Nae ; WADESBORO HIGH Vice preston SCHOOL who have attained Charles Shelton enough promise in their in- dividual sport or sports to Secretary-Treasurer merit their earning a var- Crawford Morris sity letter. Once an athlete has won one letter, he has Saep lain Kai: ‘ Alfred Randle the privilege of becoming an active member of the Monogram Club. These are the boys who fought hard like Tigers until the last Renters sound of the whistle. Ray Shelton te Sergeant of Arms Harold Bowers Betty Hildreth, Gail Bla- lock, Martha Rivers, Deb- bie Hanna, Mascot, Tonie Kendall, Gail Brower, Peggy Ratliff, Connie Buff, chief. CHEERLEADERS The varsity cheering squad, led by Connie Buff, worked hard in promoting school spirit and enthusiasm among the students. They enthusias- tically helped with the selling of football season tickets and served at the football banquet. They also decorated the goal posts before each home game and took part in the Home- coming Parade. “Hurrah, for Tigers, Tig- ers to win,” is heard as the cheerleaders cheer the W.H.S. teams on to victory. Brenda Pesce, Elaine Brock, Frances Tarlton, Stevie Wagner, chief; Betsy Hardison, Mary Lambeth Tillman. Sam Harrell. First row: Paulette Warren, Carol Capell, Nancy Shelton, Katherine Mauney, Chief, Lynn Lewis, Pat Vernon. Second row: Billy McKinnon, Tom Little, Allen Moore, Ronald Dabbs, Wally Thomas, Harry Lenhoff, Director. Third row: Woody Huntely, Rose Whisnant, Jean Little, Marion Watson, Chip Pigg, Tommy Beck. Fourth row: Maria Clarke, Phyliss Ann Tucker, Mary Edwards, Pat Thomas, Jimmy Bynum, Scip Whisnant. Fifth row: Trailor Lewis, David Thomas, Fred- Sam Harrell, 72 dy Paul, Richard Honeycutt, Harry Williamson, Mac Harrell. Sixth row: John Ferree,’ Bubby Watts, Parks Allen, Sarah Huntley, Jayne Ballard, Dodie Little. Seventh row: Reggie Thomas, Jackie Shaver, Donna Faulkner, Larry Zackery, Bar- bara Smithie, David Freeman. Eighth row: John Ferguson, Tommy Duvall, Pat Bridges, Lynn Smith, Sharon Hamby, Ken- ny Horne. Ninth row: Harriet Calagin, Jean Wheless, Donnie Goodman, Effie Ann Tillman. MARCHING BAND The Wadesboro High School BAND LEADERS Band under the direction of Mr. Mr. Harry Lenhoff, Harry Lenhoff played for pep Mary rallies, football games, and Katherine Mauney. parades. The majorettes led by Mary Katherine Mauney per- formed with the band. The band presented several con- certs during the year and at- tended the district and state contests in the spring. CLASS OF 1949. Bac, Lynn Lewis, Tommy Devall, Freddy Paul, Mac Harrell, Rich- Sarah Huntley, John Ferree, David Thomas, Trailor Lewis, First row: Donnie Goodman, Reggie Thomas, Donna Faulkner, Rosemarie Whisnant, Harriet Caligan, Kenny ard Honeycutt, Horne, Lynn Smith, Effie Ann Tillman, Sharon Hamby. Billy MacKinnon, Wally Thomas, Allen Moore, Tom Little, Second row: Jackie Shaver, Jean Wheless, David Freeman, John Paul Boylin, Stokes Clarke, Ronald Dabbs, Mr. Harry Lenhoff, Director. Fourth row: Pat Vernon, Patricia Thomas, Phyliss Ann Tucker, Mary Edwards, Jimmy Bynum, Seip Whisnant, Ferguson, Jane Ballard, Jean Little, Dodie Little, Allen Snuggs, Marion Watson, Chip Pigg, Sammy Mudd, Woody Huntley. Harry Williamson, Bubby Watts, Parks Allen. Maria Clarke, Third row: Barbara Smothia Tan Zachary, Patsy Bridges, MAJORETTES First row: Mary Katherine Mauney Second row: Paulette Warren, Pat Vernon. Third row: Nancy Shelton, Lynn Lewis, Carroll Capell. { President, Patsy Lineberry, Secretary Treasurer, Cathy Jo Jenkins. GEEESGIEWIB The Glee Club was a new organization at Wadesboro High School this year. The main purpose of the club was to promote an interest in music. Under the Leadership of Mr. Elmer Lee Chaney, the club presented an entertaining program at a P.T.A. meeting in February. GLEE CLUB First row: Mr. Lee Chaney, adviser, Shirley Mea- chum, Angela Pratt, Judy Oliver, Peggy Burns, Pa- tricia Harrington, Peggy Gathings, Judy Gregory, Katherine Moore, Carolyn Martin, Judy Flake, Freida Hildreth, Edna Moore, Margaret Tyson, Lynda Harrington. Second row: Nancy Almond, Amy Austin, Martha Tice, Peggy Smith, Hilda Gad- dy, Nancy Ruth Sellers, Kay Welch, Cathy Jo Jenk- ins, Regina Davis, Nancy Hill, Frances Gathings, Esta Morris, Carolyn Ricketts, Peggy Ann North- cutt, Judy Short. Third row: Clarke Ratliff, Charles Shelton, David Hill, Wade Hildreth, Everette Mason, Ronald Williamson, Marvin Hamer, Elwood Green, Trailor Lewis, Ronald Dabbs, Charles Bridges, Freddy Paul, Butch Treadaway. CLASS OF [949 SAFETY PATROL The Safety Patrol of Wadesboro City School is composed of members from the Junior and Senior High Schools. These members are recommended by their teachers and must possess a high sense of personal respon- sibility. The mission of the Wadesboro Safety Patrol is to insure the safe movement of students to and from school each day. Safety Patrol members are stationed at strategic intersec- tions to assist students crossing. The pres- ence of these dedicated members signifies that they are striving to make each day an accident free one. Safety Patrol boys assisting students in cross- ing the streets. SAFETY PATROL MEMBERS First row: Tony Wilkes, Terry Burris, Ronnie Cran- row: Mr. Jakie Watson, Adviser, Wade Hildreth, ford, Herman Waddell, Jackie Treadaway. Second Paul Boylin, Ed Jenkins, Butch Treadaway. 75 STUDENT Accurate and complete coverage of school news, varied and informative feature stories, advertising and bus- iness management training are the main purposes of the school news- paper, the Student Prints. This monthly six-page paper is the product of a student staff headed by Martha Rivers as editor-in-chief. New staff members are selected annually from those students expressing in- terest in newspaper work, and those EDITOR-IN-CHIEF showing skill or potentiality in writ- Martha Rivers ing. The Student Print belongs to S. I. P. A., Columbia Press Association, and N. C. Press Association. ASSOCIATE EDITOR FEATURE EDITORS Butch Covington Miriam Kress and Hilda Gaddy EDITORAL STAFF EDITORIAL STAFF First row: Mary Alice Burroughs, Miriam Kress, Beverly Chewning, Martha Ratliff, Maria Clark, Hilda Little. Second row: Dodie Little, Nancy Gatewoad, Margaret Simmons, Elaine Brock, Sallie Willingham, Linda Diggs, Linda Hildreth. Third row: Marsha Tucker, Mararuth Cox, Judy Covington, Hilda Gaddy, Gail Brower. Fourth row: Sam Harrell, Paul Boylin, Freddy Wright, Marvin Hamer. EXCHANGE EDITOR AND JOKE EDITOR Connie Buff and Marsha Tucker PRINTS BUSINESS MANAGERS Peggy Smith and Tonie Kendall MANAGING EDITORS Gail Brower and Hilda Little SPORTS EDITOR CIRCULATION Stokes Clarke MANAGER Peggy Smith BUSINESS STAFF BUSINESS STAFF First row: Sandra Rogers, Miriam Teal, Linda Hildreth, Sara Jean Hildreth, Jane Cop- pedge, Patricia Graves, Judy Short, Jayne Ballard, Peggy Hooks, Mary Huntley. Second row: David Hill, Joe V. Capell, Charles Shelton, Butch Covington, Paul Boylin, Charlene Faulk- ner, Linda McKinney. ADVISER Miss Susan Ratliff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Martha Odom SPORTS EDITOR Ken Huggins EDITORIAL STAFF Seated: Martha Odom, Jenelle Melton. First row: Sarah Huntley, Paulette Warren, Judy Flake, Gloria Buff, Gail Blalock. Second row: Huggins, Blake Ratliff, Juliette Ross. Allen Ingram, Preston Ratliff, Kenney COPY EDITOR Jenelle Melton ASSOCIATE EDITORS Juliette Ross Gail Blalock TIGER Copy! Ads! Pictures! These were familiar words to the members of the Tiger Tales staff. The staff worked faith- fully to meet deadlines that seemed to come overnight. Along with the many headaches and long hours of work, the staff had many enjoyable mem- ories. ART EDITOR Harold Moore VYEIS ES Seated: Carolyn Ann Cauthen. Stand- ing: Patricia Adele Meeks, Esta Lee Morris. TALES The trip to Washington and Lee University for the annual S.I.P.A. con- vention was long re- membered. To climax the receiving of the annuals, the staff had a party for the Sen- iors at Twin Valley Country Club. BUSINESS MANAGERS Martha Tice, Joanne Ratliff ADVISOR Miss Jessie Ruth Honeycutt BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Martha Tice, Joanne Ratliff. First row: Frances Tarleton, Brenda Pesce, Bar- bara Stanback, Esta Moore, Linda Hildreth, Peggy Ratliff, Mary Anne Pate. Second row: Edna Moore, Millie Hightower, Ann Beachum, Ann Terry, Ann Sparger, Gene Rayfield. Third row: Allen Snuggs, Jean Wheless, Macy Lookabill, Judy Covington, Larry Plyler. SCIENCE CLUB Students interested in science find opportun- ity for extra learning experiences through the activities of the Science Club. When odors from the lab indicate that they are brewing one of their famous concoctions, we can hardly ignore their existence. Nor, would we wish to, for one of this group may be the first to set foot on the moon. First row: Richard Freeman, Presi- dent; Johnette Ingold, Secretary-Treasurer; Wayne Parker, President. Second row: Dodie Little, Secretary-Treasure; John Willing- ham, Vice-President; Charles Beck, Vice- President. Third row: Mrs. Guy Jones, Ad- viser; Bill Watkins, Parliamentarian. First row: John Ferguson, Jerry Bynum, Dunlap ion, Johnette Ingold. Third row: Mrs. Guy Jones, Burns, Brenda Sue Bowers, Dodie Little. Second Bill Watkins, Allen Snuggs, Tom Little, Preston row: Wayne Parker, Charles Beck, George Childs, Rathff, John Willingham, Milton Lyerly, Clarke Richard Freeman, Patricia Thomas, Jennie Lee Cash- Ratliff. 80 The Business Club was com- posed of students who had taken or were taking cours- es pertaining to business. The club held meetings twice a month at which time program s were given to help members get better acquainted with all phases of the business profession. BUSINESS CLUB OFFICERS First row: Sallie Willingham, Vice-President, Nancy Hill, Program Chairman. Second row: Mary Ellen Freeman, Treasurer, Jerry Line- berry, President, Betty Mathis, Secretary. BUSINESS CLUB First row: Nancy Hill, Carolyn Cauthen, Betty eycutt, Adviser. Third row: Douglas Davis, Kenneth Mathis, Mary Ellen Freeman, Donna Morris. Second Lyerly, Gerald Adams, Sallie Willingham, Johnny row: Jerry Lineberry, Odelia Tarlton, Barbara Greg- Crider. ory, Katherine Moore, Frances Gathings, Miss Hon- 8) PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB JUNIORS AND SENIORS First row: Ralph Eddins, Harold Moore, John- ny Dabbs. Second row: Philip Treadaway, Pat- rick Treadaway, Bobby Davis, Jerry YPrevitte. PHOTOGRAPHERS Pat Vernon, Paul Boylin, Charles Beck, Mr. Taron Jones, Adviser. FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES First row: Charles Beck, Richard Freeman, Paul Boylin, Jerry Bynum. Second row: Allen Snuggs, Reggie Thomas, Donnie Goodman, Sidney Braswell. SPORT Left End MARVIN HAMER Right Tackle BLAKE RATLIFFE Left Guard DOUG THOMPSON Left End JIM MANER Co-Captain, Quarterback KEN HUGGINS Right Guard CHARLES SHELTON Left Guard _ LARRY JONES Sul beak, _ HAROLD BOWERS Right End JETHRO WALLACE Left Half , fe BUTCH COVINGTON _. 4 se Right Guard VICKY ORMSBY Left Tackle ALFRED RANDLE Co-Captain—Left Half ALAN BAKER See : — a oe, Rs Center : CRAWFORD MORRIS Right End BILL WHEELER Left Tackle STOKES CLARKE Asst. Coach TONY SELLARI Head Coach RAY SHELTON FOOTBALL Asst. Coach “SHINE” HUNTLEY VARSITY First row: Gary Morrison, David Hill, Louis Tread- away, J. V. Capell, Alan Baker, Butch Covington, Jimmy Manner, Charles Shelton, Larry Plyler. Second row: Denny Hicks, Harold Bowers, Blake Ratliff, Alfred Randle, Vicky Ormsby, Gene Gath- 86 ings, Larry Jones, Ralph Eddins. Third row: Craw- ford Morris, Sherill Thompson, Ken Huggins, Stokes Clarke Doug Thompson, Marvin Hamer, Crawford Morris, William Lacy Brooks. Sm VLONLOCH an em ate tietiae ane OU (eCninagGloy Gmente.kir. an cU YAS) UOUENN SY St bees apes Gob whe! Gakockinghanimrer mene elo OR MCV cocutonqanss od I GE ivensm ia laren eer iran. VAN! EW MET oA alan ANG GER Aer Ord me creat cert a LA Sie ALIN DUL omer nie ee O Cc-Captains MANAGERS ALAN BAKER Buddy Ashcraft, David Forlaw, KEN HUGGINS F O O T B A LL Pee Greene, Jennings Lock- JUNIOR VARSITY First row: Ashe Ratliff, Tom Little, Sandry Drye. Billy Hanby, Charles Tyson, Joe Huntley, Jimmy Second row: Fran Ward, Ted Davis, Birdie Braswell, Shelton. Fourth row: Bobby Gaddy, Richard Free- Robbie Harrington, Larry Griggs. Third row: man, Ronald Williamson. Johnny Douglas, David Freeman, Jimmy Burns, 87 MARTHA RIVERS Forward JUDY SHORT | MILLIE HIGHTOWER Forward Forward - PONIE KENDALL | - Guard JULIA BAKER Guard Lefty Rivers scores again. COACH DAVID KEPHART MANAGERS Jenelle Melton, Margaret Sim- mons, Juliette Ross. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL First row: Brenda Harrington, Martha Rivers, Judy Nancy Gatewood, Tonie Kendall, Connie Buff, Linda Short, Linda Harrington, Jane Coppedge, Millie Diggs. Uightower. Second row: Julia Baker, Maria Clark, Guard ALAN BAKER Guard BUTCH COVINGTON Co-Captain, Forward _ | : Co-Captain, Center KEN HUGGINS _— _ SAM HARRELL Forward _ . oo oe - oe Alan Bakers lays one up. Coach TONY SELLARI Managers: Charles Odom, Jim Maner. BO YS' B A S KETB ALL Scorekeeper: “Sonny” Shelton Kneeling: Jim Maner, Manager. Standing: Ronald Carter, Blake Ratliff, Jethro Wal- lace, Ken Huggins, Sam Harrell, Stokes Clarke, Marvin Hamer, Elwood Greene, Alan Baker. Managers TOMMY CASSIDY WADE HILDRETH Coach Tiger Slugger RAY SHELTON “SONNY” SHELTON BASEBALL First row: Marvin Hamer, Donald Smith, Ken Hug- Bowers, Crawford Morris. Third row: Larry Plyler, gins, Claude Maree, Grover Smith. Second row: Jack Richard Gregory, Alan Baker, Butch Covington, Rob- Brower, Ronald Carter, Earl Thompson, Harold bie Harrington. Center Field GROVER SMITH Right Field KEN HUGGINS Left Field JACK BROWER -: Short-stop’. - ae oe ‘Second Base EARL THOMPSON CLAUDE MAREE - |. First Base . ‘DONALD SMITH AS Pitcher ey Third Base ALAN BAKER ‘MARVIN HAMER Catcher GARY MORRISON | Ps : s 9 i“ e ar es ou ; 3 oem Ss Fear es ro) % : : Sy SIS 9 = adc, ee A os FEATURES HOMECOMING QUEEN ae Miss Connie Buff 96 Miss Tonie Kendall Miss Katherine Mauney Miss Martha Rivers HOMECOMING SPONSORS Miss Gail Blalock Miss Gail Brower Miss Marsha Tucker 97 Brains at work. Beauties on parade. HOMECOMING November 6, 1959—An air of exeitement filled the air. Former graduates of W.H.S. were home re- viving memories of past Homecoming activities. All the homeroom members were busy building floats for this gala event. The time for the parade to begin’ was drawing nigh. The band was ready, the floats were finally finished, the Football Sponsors were dressed in lovely evening dresses and sitting on con- vertibles. All along the parade route were heard “oh’s” and “ah’s” as the beautiful girls and artistic floats passed. The bonfire of excitement is kindled. Mrs. Mildred Johnson’s Junior homeroom pro- . 25 duced the winning float. The band played on. May I have this dance? ACTIVITIES The ballgame began at 8:00. The Tiger’s opponent was the Raeford Bucs. After a hard fought first half, the half time ceremonies began, the crowning of Miss Connie Buff as Homecoming Queen. After the Tigers marched back onto the field and even though they had a strong desire to win they couldn’t defeat the Bucs. The Homecoming Dance, which was sponsored by the Booster Club, was held in the Central School cafeteria and auditorium. The music was great, the food was delicious and a good time was had by all. Another Homecoming has passed, and we now have more memories for our diary. A good time was had by all despite the rain. The Queen and her Court. The Seniors will always remember their fabulous “Oriental Gardens,” the theme of the 1959 Junior-Senior Prom. What about it Seniors, wasn’t it the best one yet? The King and Queen of Boosters’ Night were Stokes Clarke and Judy Short who made the “long,” and the “short” of it. SPECIAL MEMORIES IN OUR DIARY Coach Bill Murray from Duke was the main speaker for the football banquet. Letters and gold footballs were given out and the following trophies were presented: Most Desire, Alan Baker; Best Blocker, Harold Bowers; and Most Valuable Player, Ken Huggins. 100 Some of the things that happened in the Cafe- teria during lunch were absolutely ridiculous weren’t they students. ADVERTISEMENT CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS from the INDUSTRIES of WADESBORO WEST KNITTING CORP. HORNWOOD TEXTILES, INCORPORATED LITTLE COTTON MANUFACTURING CO. BURLINGTON HOSIERY CO. a ANSON BANK TRUST COMPANY Wadesboro, Ansonville, and Peachland Serving Anson County for Over Half a Century Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Member Federal Reserve System HUNTLEY - COOKE, INC. Insurance of All Kinds Real Estate Mortgage Loans John M. Cooke H. Brill Huntley W. Lee Ashcraft R. V. (Bun) Liles Mildred W. Prophet 103 CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Pee Dee Electric Membership Corporation Wadesboro, North Carolina “Owned by those we serve” beet Bae 7 cl a kee Ea Sn a Co a re | “INSURANCE HEADQUARTERS” ANSON REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE CO. Phone MY 4-2216 Wadesboro, North Carolina ba B. C. MOORE AND SONS “Buy from Moore and Save More” Shoes and Clothing for the whole family Best Wishes to Seniors of ’60 MURRAY'S STYLE SHOP WADESBORO TIRE SERVICE 209-213 N. Rutherford St. Phone MY 4-4510 Wadesboro, North Carolina “Your Seiberling Tire Dealer” Congratulations Seniors of ’60 ABBEY MANUFACTURING CORP. 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