Waynesville High School - Mountaineer Yearbook (Waynesville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1948 volume:

In a rose-tinted valley encircled by hills, Resting deep in a land that is blest, Where the warm golden sunlight brings concord and peace. Lies the school that our hearts all love best, A nd amidst those green hills in that valley of gold, Shall our praises to her ever rise. Till the mountains and hill-sides her hon¬ ors set forth And re-echo her name to the skies. Chorus: Then hurrah for our colors, our flag, and our school. Hurrah for our classmates so dear. Hurrah for our teachers so kind and so true. For the Board of Trustees give a cheer. Haywood County Public Library WaynwvilJa VIKYNESmit TOWNSWP III u n SCHOOL _ Flag Designed by Juanita Jaynes and Helen Caldwell Editor-in-Chief—Carol Underwood Business Manager—Betty Sawyer Assistant Editor—H. C. Turner WAYNE8VILLE TOWHHIP HIGH SCHOOL WAYNESVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA ic at ion We, the Senior Class, reverently dedicate this 1948 MOUNTAINEER as a tribute to the memory of a classmate, who, even in his short life, did much to endear himself to us as a friend. — CaJ ‘IX , UZZl RoL indon MR. M. H. BOWLES District Principal MR. C. E. WEATHERBY High School Principal H M 111SI U 1101 MRS. L. M. RICHESON Secretary to the Principal F A C y I T Y Mrs. Inez Cloud Brooks George Peabody College Mrs. Frank G. Brown Columbia University Mrs. Herbert Buchanan Flora McDonald College Mrs. Mary Elmore Burgess Unii ersity of North Carolina Miss Margaret Chambers Carson-Newman College Mr. Owen Corwin Kansas State College Mrs. Grayden Ferguson W.C.T.C. Miss Katherine Hamilton W.C.T.C. Mr. Charles Isley Davidson College Miss Alma Jackson W.C.T.C. Mrs. Lucy Jones Woman’s College of U.N.C. Miss Nancy Killian Brenau College Mrs. J. M. Kellett Winthrop College Miss Grace Leatherwood W.C.T.C. Mr. J. D. Moore University of North Carolina Miss Coralee Mozely University of Georgia Mr. John Nesbitt University of Kentucky Mrs. George C. Patrick Asheville Teachers College Miss Harriet Phoenix W.C.T.C. Miss Alta Ponder A.S.T.C. Mr. Carl Ratcliff W.C.T.C. Mrs. Ethel Sloan Woman’s College of U.N.C. Mrs. Grace Stamey Woman’s College of U.N.C. Miss Margaret Terrell Woman’s College of U.N.C. Mrs. J. A. Webster Woman’s College of U.N.C. Miss Hazel Wright University of Louisville, Ky. NO PICTURES: Mrs. Tom Campbell Salem College Mr. Charles Frazier W.C.T.C. Miss Margaret Perry Woman’s College of U.N.C. o ’48 DALE McELROY LACENIA FRANKLIN oem As parting time is drawing nigh, We think of all the years gone by, Of joys and sorrows shared as one. And of delight in things well done. We’ll miss the walls of our dear school. We’ll ne’er forget the friends so true. Nor teachers sharing joys and fears. And struggling with us through the years. Our high school days are at an end. But, oh, to live them once again. Those times when trouble was not known. And lines of grief were never shown. Although we all shall soon be gone To do the work of life’s unknown, We’ll help to make a better land. While doing as Christ did command. —Bernice Smathers SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS JACK NOLAND President GERALD BREECE Vice-President CAROL UNDERWOOD Secretary EUGENIA BOONE Treasurer CIAH MAX GENE ALLISON JACK AMMONS BETTY BERRY DORIS BOLIN EUGENIA BOONE GERALD BREECE CHARLIE BURGIN NORMA JANE BURGIN WALLACE CARSWELL SILAS CARVER R. G. COFFEY DOT COGDILL 0II91S HELEN CALDWELL DOT CALHOUN EDNA CURTIS BETTY DEAL BETTY DEITZ JESSIE DOTSON PEGGY ENSLEY JUANITA EVANS WAYNE FERGUSON JANIE FRANKLIN PAUL FRANKLIN MARION FRADY cun ROBERT FUGATE DOT GADDIS KENNETH GADDIS LOWRY GADDY JACKIE GEMIN VINSON GIBSON ELSIE GLAVISH BERTON GREEN DORIS HANNAH KATHERINE HILL BONNIE HOGUE RICHARD HOWELL 0II94II MARK HOLLINGSWORTH TED HUNDLEY FLORA HYATT RUTH INMAN FREDA JAYNES JUANITA JAYNES ROLF KAUFMAN NANCY KNIGHT FRANCES LEATHERWOOD JERRY LINER JOHN LUTHER LESTER MESSER tlASS MARY LOU MESSER NINA McCLURE ROSALEE McCLURE BETTY JUNE McCracken TOM MILLER WILLIE MAE McCracken ANNA JO MILLER LOIS MILLER MADELYN MILLS JACKIE MOODY DEBRAYDA MOORE T. T. MUSE 0F1!)4(I BILLY NORMAN JACK NOLAND WILBUR OWEN EUNICE PALMER FRED PALMER KATIE PALM ER RUTH PHILLIPS FRANK POTEAT RICHARD POWERS DAVID PRICE GORDON PRUITT TOM RAY CIASS ED RHODES BETTY SAWYER ERVIN SHOOK BERNICE SMATHERS MARIE STRANGE BETTY SUTTON LOIS ANN TITTLE ROY GENE TRULL H. C. TURNER CAROL UNDERWOOD DELORES UNDERWOOD DAN WATKINS 0II94II SAMMY WIGGINS TED WHITE MARY RUTH WYATT BOB YORK HUGH CALDWELL PEGGY DOCK PINK FRANCIS JACKIE COIN ARCHIE EARLY WILLIAM HIGHTOWER BILL REEMS RICHARD TAYLOR JIMMY WHITE 1948 .-J OVIOV ' 2 ). 1 . ( itizen.6Lip . u ardd FLORA HYATT DAN WATKINS EUGENIA BOONE liitatonan WJinner cLoiat ' sLip to outLem Florida WILBUR OWEN JUANITA JAYNES a den ti cJleciion (ditizeniLip . ujafdi .e ion BETTY FELMET DEWEY STOVALL Jaie diet o nan ROLF KAUFMAN Queen Qdai u ood (dounti dJoLacco eitivai raijwooa y ounlij PEGGY NOLAND IdJinner jf epdi (doia (donteit ROLF KAUFMAN (Ranked in upper ten per cent in nation) 9 Ideate it ' rOM RAY FLORA HYATT BOB YORK JACKIE GEMIN PAUL FRANKLIN NORMA JANE BURGIN i eit . if — 4round |2 f U i We, the seniors of 1948, arriving at our jour¬ ney’s end, do hereby bequeath certain of our treasured possessions to the classes which succeed us, in order that these possessions shall be per¬ petuated within the walls of our beloved Waynes- ville High. Therefore, we make known unto all whom it may concern, this, our last will and testament; Item I—To the Junior Class: Juniors, we leave to you our most prized pos¬ sessions. We hope that you will cherish and keep them dear to your hearts—our boys who are coming back next year. Item II—To the rest of the students: We leave an ample supply of useless radia¬ tors, broken windows, and rat-infested lockers. Item III—Miss Jackson ' s Modern Problems class wishes to encourage you cold juniors to take the said subject, not mentioning the rising of temperature. Norma Jane Burgin and Kenneth Gaddis leave their neat way of leaving at the end of fifth period to any junior who can get by with it. Dick Powers leaves his way with the women to Bill Owens. Janie Franklin leaves her “gumchewing” ability to Patsy Rogers. Wilbur Owen and Billy Norman leave their shyness to Sally Mitchell and Lard Mehaffey. Jack Noland leaves his cute smile to Jack Kelly. Ruth Inman leaves her sweet disposition to Mary Nell Bryson. Carol Underwood leaves his “hot” trumpet to George Garrett. Nina McClure and Bob York leave their senior romance to Alice Marie Burgin and Don Wisen- hunt. Ervin Shook leaves his star position on the football squad to Howard Liner. Jackie Moody leaves her cute clothes to Dot Norris. Dan Watkins, our class grumbler, leaves that ability to some dissatisfied person. Mary Lou Messer and Owen Franklin leave their marriage license to Deryl Davis and Mildred Medford. Debray da Moore and Freda Jaynes leave their well-trod paths from the office to some girls who want the experience of doing good deeds. Katherine Hill leaves her Christmas engage¬ ment to some junior who will undoubtedly do the same next year. Tom Miller and Ed Rhodes leave their perfect attendance and outstanding grades in modern problems to Luther Shaw and Harold Garland. Betty Deal, Jessie Dotson, and Bonnie Hogue leave their quiet, reserved attitudes and ef¬ ficiency to some rowdy underclassmen. R. G. Coffee leaves his place in Spanish to Joe Michal. Juanita Jaynes and Helen Caldwell leave their artist’s traits to Faye Buchanan and Betty Jo Grant. Betty Sutton and Doris Hannah leave their shorthand books to some stenographical-minded juniors. Flora Hyatt leaves her neatness to Geneva Palmer. “Hoot” Gibson leaves his “pass snatching” ability to Bud Sheehan. Dot Cogdill leaves her red hair to Nancy Floyd. Gerald Breece leaves his talent (piano play¬ ing ,that is) to Charles Alley. Frances Leatherwood leaves that Scarlett O’Hara trait of waiting until tomorrow to worry about things to Jean Duckett. Betty Sawyer leaves her majorette position. Carry on, girls. We, the Seniors, hoping that you will be great¬ ly benefited by these gifts, do hereunto set our bond and fix our seal this twenty-ninth day of January, 1948. Bernice Smathers, Testator. jP opL mpn.eci Close your eyes And come with me Upon a flight Of fantasy. As we fly, The years speed away. We’re in the future Where tomorrow is today. We gaze about us With surprise, As the changed scenes Meet our eyes. We pick up a paper To see what Fate Had in store For the class of ’48. NEWS OF THE DAY: Flash! Jack Ammons is the new President of the United States. The Vice-President is Ted White. Gordon Pruett said, “I wili help them all I can.” Katie Lee Palmer and Betty Deitz, the political leaders, said Jack would make a fine President. Juanita Evans and Betty Deal are clothes de¬ signers in London. John Luther and Fred Palmer have discov¬ ered gold in Western North Carolina. They are now multi-millionaires. Dot Gaddis will return from Europe to open up her own law practice. She has been studying criminal law in Paris. Lois Ann Tittle and Lois Miller have just bought a dry-goods store. They will be assisted by Debrayda Moore and Freda Jaynes. Richard Howell, Silas Carver, Mark Hollings¬ worth, and Max Allison have an “industrial shop” of their very own. Wallace Carswell and Charlie Burgin are the big executives of Frog Level. They plan to buy property from wealthy Frances Leatherwood. Madeline Mills is the new secretary at In¬ gram’s studio. Her helpers are Bonnie Hogue and Nancy Knight. SPORTS: Dan Watkins has been selected to play in the Rose Bowl game New Year’s Day. Willie Mae McCracken, Mary Ruth Wyatt, and Ruth Phillips are on the Girl’s all-star bas¬ ketball team. Peggy Ensley had to quit because of her husband. SOCIETY: June and Tom Ray celebrated their wedding anniversary at their home. Their guests were Dr. Wayne Ferguson and his nurse, Elsie Glavich; Professor Rolf and his Latin student, Ted Hund¬ ley. They were honored to have the big movie executive, Jerry Liner, and the famous producer, Roy Howell. Lowry Gaddy showed the pictures he took in Africa and “The Voice”. Paul Frank¬ lin sang a few solos. Announcement has been made of the engage¬ ment of lovely Powers’ model, Dot Calhoun, to a wealthy New York banker. They will be mar¬ ried soon. Anna Jo Miller and Marie Strange have given a party for Dolores Underwood at the Trans¬ continental, owned by Frank Poteat. Many guests attended: the noted physicist, Lester Mess¬ er; Eunice Palmer, Marian Frady and Doris Bolin, who have just finished their new book of world travels, also attended. WANT ADS: Wanted: Man, preferably tall and dark for assistant in a new beauty parlor. Contact Rosalie McClure or Dot Cogdill. Wanted: Male and female help. We pay the highest salaries in town. Apply Eugenia Boone’s Apple Orchard. Wanted: Airplane for flight around the world. See T. T. Muse and Robert Fugate. That’s the way The Prophecy reads. But what it will be May be different, indeed. The future is fashioned From the life we live. So a job well done Will happiness give. Jackie Gemin “Hoot” Gibson junoRS James Bell Billy Bradley Stella Bradley Delores Bramlett Eugene Breece Boyce Brock Louise Bryson Mary Nell Bryson Billie Blalock Fay Buchanan Betty Caldwell Dorothy Caldwell Marshall Caldwell Wayne Caldwell Fred Calhoun Peggy Camp Phillip Camp Margaret Cody Bennie Joe Craig Mary Crawford Betty Jean Crocker Barbara Curtis Tommy Curtis Bette Davis Vivian Davis Jean Duckett Betty Duncan Oliver Early Winston Ertsley Bob Evans Lee Finger Thomasine Fisher Joe Fortner Bessie Sue Francis Mary Frazier Tommy Gibson Betty Jo Grant Eugene Grasty Bob Harry Allen Hart Tommy Hartsell Ruby Haskett Patsy Hill Dorothy Hoglen Earl Hoglen Roland Houser Charles Howell Katherine James JUIIORS Jack Kelly Benjamin Latimer Janette Leopard Howard Liner Mozelle Liner Joe Love Brent Massie Mary Ann Massie Alwayne McClure Doyce McClure Edwin McClure Joe McCracken Arthur Mehaffey Howard Mehaffey Ruth Mehaffey Joe Michael Barbara Milner James Moody Mildred Morrison Peggy Ann Noland Betty Jean Norris Dot Norris Bill Owen Sue Owen Geneva Palmer Mary Alice Rathbone Julius Riggins, Jr. Maybelle Robinson Patsy Rogers Opal Setzer Robert Sheehan Ruth Shelton Bonnie Jean Smathers Bill Smith Mary Frances Sorrells Doris Sutton Ammon Lee Swanger Jimmie Swanger Edwin Terrell Mary Jean West Edna Jane Willett Harold Winchester Bill Wright Joy Wyatt May Wyatt SOPHOMORES Charlene Adkins Jimmy Brendle Douglas Bowen Alice Marie Burgin Lois Carver Kathleen Calhoun Edna Callahan Harry Crocker Donald Corwin Elizabeth Davis Deryl Davis Bob Davis Jack Enlow Johnny Ezell Elaine Francis Nancy Floyd John Farrell Retha Finger Edith Fulbright Betty Gibson Patsy Green Pearl Gaddy Jimmy Galloway George Garrett June Hundley Kathryne Hyatt Sarah Hannah Susie Head Virginia Hosaflook Coetta Henson Hazel Hollingworth Francis Hendrix Francis Hoyle Geneivene Jaynes Frank James Members of Ninth Grade Richard Hemlick Mildred Insley Billy Arrington SOPHOMORES Sammy Jones Dolf Kienast Donny Leatherwood William Lovedahl Alden McCracken Flora May McElroy Mildred Medford Nancy Medford Dixie Mehaffey Troy Messer Kathryn Moody Joan Morris Phyliss Morrow Phyllis Noland Mary Osborne Bob Owens Edward Palmer Hazel Palmer Elizabeth Parton Johnny Patterson Richard Pharm Leoah Pruett Bobby Ramey Oma Lee Riddle Betty Jo Robertson Richard Roberson Luther Shaw Betty Sheehan Edith Shell Phyllis Smathers Junior Snyder Nancy Stamey Susie Stamey Velma Stamey Vivian Watkins Donald Whisenhunt Jimmy Whitman Charles Womack Pauline Wyatt Gene Yarborough FRESHMEN Velda Arrington Viola Ball Ruth Bradley Dorothy Brooks Betty Brown Fanny Brown Jerome Boyd Nancy Boyd Tommy Boyd Betty Jean Burgess Rose Lee Burgess J. P. Cable Roy Cable Dot Caldwell Elmer Caldwell Rose Mary Caldwell Ruby Caldwell Vera Caldwell Blayne Carswell Wayne Carswell Maureen Carver Brent Chapman Barbara Chase Jim Cogdill Martha Creasman Brarton Crocker Ava Curley Charlton Davis Freddie Dicus Maritta Dillard Pete Dock Jerry Evans Betty Farmer Hazel Farmer Martha Ferguson Joyce Frady Dorothy Frances Ted Francis Betty Franklin Gerald Gaddis Kenneth Grasty Jack Gentry Claude Green Johnny Green Sidney Green Mary Hall Betty Hale Lillian Hembree Eva Hightower Joe Hipps Mark Hoglen Jimmy Hooper Pantha Houser David Howell Mary Dorcas Howell Ollie May Jinkson Bruce Lance , Nancy Leatherwood H F R E S M [ N Robert Massie Ray Mathas Violet Matney Josephine McClure Betty McDaniels Lucille McGaha Lillian Medford Sam Mehaffey Havery Michols Dorothy Mills Eugene Moody Beulah Morris Perry Morrow Betty Noland Martha Noland Dewane Oliver Sue Oliver Dot Owens Hubert Owens Carolyn Palmer Linton Palmer Mary Plemmons Myrtle Plemmons Gerry Poteate Boyce Powers Clara Queen Thelma Queen Joan Ratcliffe Frances Ray Ann Rector Margaret Reece Lavada Riggins Bobby Robertson Johnny Robinson Moses Robertson Mark Rogers Mary Rogers Brown Ross Frances Sauderer Betty Setzer J. D. Stanley Bitt Sutton Charlotte Sutton Jimmy Swift Viola May Taylor Nanna Sue Tinsley Edward Tittle Eugene Underwood Stanley Underwood Margaret Vichory Wayne Willett Malcolm Williamson Wilma Wilson Roger Woodard Darles Wood Juanita Wright Josephine Wyatt Harold Bryson c E I H T H GRADE MISS MOSLEY Eliza Ammons, Mildred Arrington, Mary L. Baker, Catherine Bell. Margaret Blanton, N’orma Jean Brackett. Rosemary Brittain, Annie Lou Brogdon, Lucille Brown, Dorothy Bryson, Louise Burgess, Dare Burrs, Joyce Caldwell, Mary Caldwell, Ruth Caldwell, Welda Cald¬ well, Julia Ann Calhoun, Jean Calvard, Aileene Campbell, Louise Carpenter, Betty Jean Carver, Clarean Carver, Hazel Carver, Madeline Carver. Maggie Carver, Thelma Carver, Shirley Con- natser. Julia Conner, Ruth Corwin, Cathleen Creasman, Mary Crouser, Mary Jo Cutshaw, Bonny J. Davis, Bonnie Sue Davis, William Allison, William Martin Boone, Ray Buchanon. Leroy Burnett, Jack Caldwell, W ' illiam Cald¬ well. Rece Carver, Donald Cogdill, Robert Cooke. Hauldeau Conner, Kenneth Corbin, Eugene Craig, William Cutshaw, Allen Davis. MRS. BROOKS Clarriss Derricks. Edna Mae Duncan, Blanche Early, Willie Mae Evans, Patsy Ezell, Betty Felmet, Stella Frady, Nancy Francis, Nellie Franklin. Sara Jane Garrison, Mary Jo Gar¬ wood, Harriett Gibson, Ann Green, Carmon Green, Betty Sue Hargrove, Catherine Har- p rove. luanita Haw ' kins. Peggy Heatherly, Iva Dean Henry. Juanita Hill. Edna Hollingsworth. Roberta Hunneycutt, James Deweese, Jimmy Duckett. Dibe Early, Jack Engleman, Frank Enlow. H. P. Ensley, Gerald Ferguson, “Buddy” Franklin, Floyd Fisbee, Robert Lee Gentry, Al¬ bert Gibson, Ray Gibson, Ellis Gillett, Beauford Gilliand, Jack Grasty, Ryle Grasty. Clyde Green. Junior Hall. Henry Clay Hall, James Hall. Rodney Hannah. Oscar Hendrix, Bobby Hill. Junior Howell. MISS LEATHERWOOD Virginia Lee Inman, Dorothy Jones, Peggy Keener. Helen Kingsmore. Barbara Kinsland. Tulan Knight, Wilma Lawrence. Nancy Leopard. Mary Ann Liner. Nettie Massie. Dora Lee Mainey, Grace Mauldin, Louise Mauldine, Francis McClure, Barbara A. McElroy. Eva Jo Mehaffey, Helen Mehaffey, Anne Messer, Pauline Mes.ser, Dorothy Mills, Elizabeth Mintz, Ernest Inman. Davis Jaynes. Stallard Jaynes. Lawrence Jenkins, Kenneth Kenum, Harry Kerly, George King. John Kirby, Billv Kirkpatrick, Jack Knight. Billy Kuykendall, Raymond Lewis. Harry Lowe. Phil Lowe. Robert Lovedall, Ron¬ ald Maney, Dan McClure, Samuel McClure, Bill McCall, Charles McDonald, Dale Medford, Harold Medford. Boone Messer, Patton Messer. Roy Messer. Billie Miller, Lloyd Tvlills, Jack Milner. [ EIGHTH GRAB MRS. WEBSTER Betty Marie Moody, Peggy Ann Moody, Frankie Morgan, Helen Morgan, Lou Eleanor Moss, RutEi Nichols, Mary Louise Norris, Helen Owen- by. Betty Anne Palmer, Elsie Palmer, Ruby Parton, Jane Phelps, Doris Phillips, Lane Pre- vust, Gladys Pruitt, Don Queen. Alice Radford, Margaret Raines, Mary Etta Ray. Callie Jean Reece. Nellie Pressley, Marjorie Reeves, Bernice Roberts. Judy Roberts, Louise Robinson, Leldia Rogers, Joan Rome, Tommy Morrow, Doyle Mu.se. David Noland, Roy Oxner, Rufus Parris, f ' red Parton. William Plemmons, Bobby Put¬ man. Norman Putman. Mark Rudford. Joe Rathbone. J. B. Rhinehart, Carl Rhymer. Frank Rich. Thomas Rich. Max Robertson, Hillard Robinson. Jack Rogers. MRS. BROWN Vanda Lee Saunders, Nellie Mae Sawyer, Caro¬ lyn Sayer, Annie Rose Smith, Shirley Marie Scales, h ' rancis Shelton. Clara Sue Shules, Mary Sue Sparks. Betty Jean Slamey, Mary Ann Stamey. Geraldine Sutton, Pa tsy Smiley. Joan Sutton. Willie Jean Trantham, Eunice Oliie Trantham. F alsy Ann Troutman, Betty Jean Underwood. Flleanor White. Irene Wilson. Vir- t ' inia Wilson, Helen Jane Williamson, Mildred Williamson. Laura Woody. Brittain Lee Wood¬ ard. TEelen Rose Womack. Betty Jo Wyatt, Caroline Wyatt, Kenneth Shelton, Willie Smath- ers, Dewey Stovall, Phil Sutton. Carl Swanger, Ralph Swanger. Carol Swanger. Joseph Teague, lack Warlick. Billie Whitner. Dicky Richard Wilson, Freddie Wright, Billy Wyatt, Billy Young. A SEVENTH G R D E MRS. FERGUSON Lois Aldridge, Virginia Ball, Glenda Lee Barry, Patricia Blalock, Betty Jo Blanton, Grace Blan¬ ton, Carolyn Bisclioff, Nancy Bisclioff, Dorothy Bridges, Sara Brown, Doris Browning, Betty Jo Btyson, Justine Buchanan, Doris Burgess, Ma Ann Byrd, Myrtle Cable, Betty Sue Cagle, Julia Ann Cagle, Dorothy Caldwell, Imogene Caldwell. Charles Alley, Louie Ammons, James Arrington, Mike Atkinson. J. T. Ball, Emmett Hillery Ballentine, Edward Ballinger, Donald Birch- field. Bogle Boring, Paul Boring, Bobby Boyd, Joe Boyd. Paul Bradley, Newton Breece, Charles Brown, William Brown, Robert Browning, Earn¬ est Buff. Joel Burrell, Ray Cabe, Carl Cagle. Tommy Caldwell, Richard Caldwell. MRS. CAMPBELL Willie Mae Conard, Fay Connard, Ann Cole¬ man Crawford. Joan Davis, Judith Davis, June Davis, Mary Davis, Pauline Davis, Sara Davis, Marjorie Early, Susie K. Eavenson, ElizabetTi Elliott, Doris Ann Ensley, Shirley Ensley, Claudine Ferguson. Mary llou Ferguson, Jane Sue Fie. Myrna Jean Finger, Lillian Finney, Evelyn Frady, Maggy Frady, Lucy Gaddy, Don Calhoun, Jack Campbell, Herbert Carver. John Chandler. Malcolm Clark, Bill Cody, Clifford Cogdiil, Bobby Compton, Carl Coward, Dewain Crawford, Carl Davenport. Grady Davis, Jimmie Davis, Wi ' bnrn Davis, Willard Dockery, Gene Duckett. Billie Farmer, Fred Finger, Jack Finger. Bobby Fulbright. Hugh Frazier, Marion Frazier, Johnny Freeman. Edward Gaddis. Charles Gaddy. MISS HAMILTON Carmen Gentry, Mary Lou Gerringer, Annie Gibbs, Vivian Gilliand, Evelyn Grasty. Joan Green. Mary Green, Thomasine Green. Vivian Green, Dorothy Greenarch, Louise Gunter, Ethel Hall, Juanita Hampton, Eulah Head, Doris Heatherly. Bonnie Hendrix. Lena Hendrix. Paul¬ ine Hogue. Elizabeth Howell. Eleanor James, Martha James, Lucy Jenkins, Geraldine Keenum, Aaron Gibson. J. C. Gibson, Perry Gibson, Carl Grant. Edwin Grasty, Howard Grasty. Paul Grasty, J. D. Green, Arnold Hannah, Robert Head, Bobby Hembree, Denton Hill, John Hipps. Manuel Hooper, Jimmie Howell. Neil Howell, Richard Hoyle, Thomas Hunter. Hubert Inman, Martin Inman, Raymond Inman, Elson Jaynes, Lewis Jaynes, Carol Jaynes, Dea Jordon Herman Kellett. s E V E N T H G I! J D E MISS KILLIAN Shirley Ann Sheehan, Shirley Ann Sheffield, Mary Sherrill, Lona Gail Shields, Barbara Jane Skidmore, Linda Stringfield Sloan, Patricia Ann Smathers, Bertha Ann Smith, Charlotte Smith, Sara Elizabeth Smith, Barbara Jean Snyder, Bobbie Jean Sparks, Margaret Louise Stacy, Julia Ann Stovall, Sally Stovall, Minnie Sutton, Nettie Sutton, Betty Sutton, Susie Swanger, Sara Louise Swayngin, Barbara Ann Teague, Annette Tinsley, Mary Watson. Margaret Wat¬ son. Dorothy Mae West, Dorothy Ann Win¬ chester. Norma Jean Winchester, Louis Sander¬ son, Verlin Shelton. Gerald Sisk, Harold Smath¬ ers, John Smith, Miles Stamey, Robert Stretcher, Daniel Suttles, Floyd Sutton. Robert Thaster, William Trammell, Carl Ward. Joe West, John Wilson. Kenneth Underwood, Billy Wyatt. Don¬ ald Smith. MISS PERRY Barbara Scruggs, Lillian B. Muse, Lillian Nor¬ man, Grace Patton, Aileen Parham, Frances Parris, Marie Parton, Hattie Jean Putman, Maxine Queen. Donno Jo Queen. Frances Rath- bone. Ruth Rathbone, Barbara Reams. Wanda R tor, Evelyn Ri h, Fannie Kate Rich, Jamice Rich. Ruby Lee Rich, Evvie Sue Reggan, Shar- ley J. Robinson, Maxine Roberts, Joanne Saun¬ ders, Vivian Sayer, Eva Nell Scruggs, Shirley Rash. Irene Rash, Carl Mundy, Robert Muse, Thomas Nichols. Bill Noland, Joe Noland, Ted¬ dy Owen, Samuel Palmer, Wade Parrie, James Parton. Glen Parton. Charles Plott, Bobby Presnell, David E. Price, Guy Pruitt, Doyle Queen, Dale Ratcliff, Derrill Rathbone, Henry Rathbone. Robert Ray, Claude Reece, Joe Rick¬ man. Gerald Ross, Harold Scruggs. MRS. PATRICK Nancy Carol Kerley, Betty Lou Korbler, Helen Jean Knight, Mary Frances Lance, Hazel Ban¬ ning, Marjorie Z. Lantz, Marguerite Leather- wood. Rose Marie Leatherwood, Dorothy Liner, Mary Carolyn Love, Dorothy Mae McBride, Mary Ruby McDaniels, Patricia Jean McElroy, Betty Ruth Mashburn. Betty Jean Mathis, Martha A. Mays, Linda June Messer, Pauline Messer, Almarie Mills, Elberta Mills, Hazel Mills, Peggy Morgan. Lois Moore, Geraldine Morris, Cora Lee Morris, Myrtle Mills, Robert Wayne Kelly, Robert Kuykendall, Ronald Ban¬ ning, Joseph Clark Leatherwood, Carl Ledford, Bobby Jo McClure, Billy McCracken, Charles McDaniels, Newton McGaha, Francis Massie, Wayne Massie. Gerald Mehaffey, Dock Mehaf- fey, Charles Messer, Everett Messer, Floyd Miller, Jr., Warren Miller, Robert Mitchell, Frank Moody, James Moody. Wilburn McGaha, W.ZI. J4. S. Concert FLUTES—Eugenia Boone, Joe Fortner, Mary Ann Massie, Malcolm Williamson, Wade Francis, Mary Jane Rodgers. CLARINETS—Jimmy Galloway, Mary Os¬ borne, H. C. Turner, Vivian Watkins, Anna Bis- choflf, Nancy Bischoff, Ruth Corwin, Elizabeth Davis, Betty Duncan, Patsy Green, Kathryn Hyatt, Joan Morris, Peggy Noland, Mildred Med¬ ford, Lillian Knox Medford. ALTO CLARINET—Kathleen Calhoun. BASS CLARINET—Nina McClure. ALTO SAXOPHONES—Mark Rogers, Brent Chapman, Emily McClure, Helen Garrett. TENOR SAXOPHONE—Mozelle Liner. CORNETS—Carol Underwood, Tommy Curtis, George Garrett, Roland Houser, Frank James, Robert Massie, Betty Sawyer, Alice Marie Burgin. FRENCH HORNS—Betty Noland, Dorothy Caldwell, Donald Whisenhunt, Nancy Leather- wood. TROMBONES—Luther Shaw, Nancy Knight, Earl Hoglen, Amon Lee Swanger, Deryle Davis. BARITONES—Sammy Wiggins, Bobby Owens. BASSES—Paul Franklin, Donald Corwin, Joe Howell, J. D. Stanley. PERCUSSIONS—Ruth Inman, Donny Leather- wood, Gene Liner, Robert Luther, Johnny Robin¬ s on, Nannie Sue Tinsley, Ted Noland. This band is made up of about 60 members. It has been called upon to participate in almost every public occasion. Under the able leadership of Charles Isley, it has been built into a worthwhile or¬ ganization. i and Lldirector MR. CHARLES ISLEY w.nM.s. CLARINETS—Carolyn Bischoff, Aileen Camp¬ bell, June Davis, Patsy Ezell, Mary Lou Ger- ringer. Carmen Green, Betty Hale, Mary Ann Liner, Ninky Prevost, Joan Ratcliff, Clara Sue Shuler, Sally Stovall, Laura Woody, Virginia Wilson, ' Shirley Mae Connatser, Vivian Gilliand. TROMBONES—Jimmie Swift, Emmett Balen- tine, Allen Boone, Malcolm Clark, Jimmy Davis. BASSES—Bill Martin Boone, Billy McConnell, Eugene Moody. ALTO SAXOPHONES—Betty Felmet, Kenneth Underwood. TENOR SAXOPHONES—Jimmy Kuykendall, Dale Ratcliff. CORNETS—Dibe Early, Joe Boyd, Bobby Compton, Sarah Davis, Pete Dock, Jimmy Duck¬ ett, Wilson Elliott, Ted Francis, David Jaynes, Dale Medford, Peggy Moody, George Dewey Stovall, Bobby Young, Jane Phelps, Jeff Reece, Julia Ann Calhoun. BARITONE—Billy Whitner. MELLOPHONE—Perry Morrow PERCUSSIONS—Roger Woodard, Mary Crous- er, Beauifort Gilliand, Junior Hale, Charles Messer, Norman Putman, Margaret Leatherwood. UJ.D.JJ.S. Wa ckin EaJ Kathryn Hyatt Mozelle Liner Betty Sawyer Clara Sue Shuler Patsy Ezell Carmen Green CLARINETS—Judy Davis, Louise Swaynguim, Doris Ensley, Bobby Hembree, Betty Ann Howell, Edson Jaynes, Nancy Kerly, Helen Knight, Gene Kellett, Dot Liner, Linda Messer, Louis Swanger, Joanne Sutton. SAXOPHONES—Patsy Blalock, Neil Howell, Stanford Massie, Julia Ann Stovall. FLUTES—Patricia Brendle, Martha Maye. CORNETS—Robert Stretcher, Wayne Kelly, Eddie Ballinger, Don Calhoun, Dwayne Craw¬ ford, Wilburn Davis, Bobby Fulbright, Hugh Frazier, Aaron Gibson, Richard Hipps, Jimmy Howell, Phil Lowe, Hilliard Robinson, Verlin Shelton. TROMBONES—Harold Scruggs, Miles Stamey. MELLOPHONE—Barbara Reams. BASSES—Joe West, Gerald Sisk. DRUMS—H. P. Ensley, Raymond Inman, Dickie Wilson, Norma Winchester. BELLS—Annette Tinsley. W.V.J4.S. Sc opranoi Mary Fraces Baker, Catherine Bell, Vera Cald¬ well, Shirley Connatser, Kathleen Creasman, Betty Deitz, Betty Franklin, Betty Farmer, Jose¬ phine Gaddy, Helen Garrett, Elsie Glavich, Mar¬ tha Ann Grahl, Harriet Gibson, Coretta Henson, Madelyn Mills, Anna Jo Miller, Frances McClure, Elsie Palmer, Mary Jane Rodgers, Betty Sawyer, Marie Strange, Eleanor White, Virginia Wilson, Sarah Jane Garrison, June Cody, Ann Rector, Nancy Francis. Eugenia Boone, Janie Franklin, Julia Ann Cal¬ houn, Joyce Caldwell, Mary Crouser, Patsy Ezell, Betty Felmet, Ann Green, Dora Lee Matney, Clara Sue Shuler, Aileen Williams. enofi Ray Buchanan, Bobby Buchanan, Fred Cal¬ houn, Jimmy Duckett, Paul Franklin, Albert orud Gibson, David Jones, Billy Kuykendahl, Billy McConnell, Charles McDonald, Danny McClure, Bobby Putman, George Dewey Stovall, Jimmy Whitman. added Bob York, Larry Gaddy, Carol Underwood, H. C. Turner, Gene Yarborough, Billy Whitner, Luther Shaw, Earl Hoglen. orud The Chorus, one of the school’s proudest pos¬ sessions, made the highest possible rating in the State Contest last year, namely that of A-1. The Chorus consists of 84 members and is an asset to any activity in which it takes part. Bessie Sue Francis, Jack Coin, I rances Leatherwood, Dot Gaddis, Jack Kelly, Dot Norris 9 ' ■ 4V« aV i � - % «’■ . l!jiS §s:-!t i THE 1948 SCORES W.T.H.S. 44 Sylva 0 W.T.H.S. 40 Brevard 13 W.T.H.S. 26 Elizabethton 39 W.T.H.S. 6 Canton 19 W.T.H.S. 27 Hendersonville 0 W.T.H.S. 27 Christ School 12 W.T.H.S. 13 Bryson City 7 W.T.H.S. 24 Asheville Sch. 0 W.T.H.S. 2 Ben Lippen 0 W.T.H.S. 32 Spruce Pine 13 W.T.H.S. 0 Canton 21 A Y n $ V I L L [ THE SQUAD The players are, reading from left to right: First Row: Bob Davis, Gene Yarborough, Fred Calhoun, Charles Howell, Tom Ray, Jimmy Brendle, Bob Owen, Joe McCracken, Charles Womack, Eugene Grasty. Second Row: Ervin Shook, Edgar Robinson, Roy Gene Trull, Richard Powers, Buck Atkinson, Bud Arrington, Frank Poteat, David Price, Dan Watkins. Third Row: Winston Ensley, Bill Owen, Bud Sheehan, “Hoot” Gibson, Archie Early, Ken¬ neth Gaddis, Howard Mehaffey, Jack Noland, Hugh Caldwell, Pink Francis. Fourth Row: Tommy Boyd, Sam Wiggins, Charlie Burgin, Wallace Carswell, Eugene Mitchell, Howard Liner, Sammy Jones, Paul Franklin, Roy Cable, James Fugate. Fifth Row: Aldein McCracken, Donny Leatherwood, Joe Love, George Garret, James Moss, Charles Caldwell, Jimmy Whitman, Bob Setzer. Sixth Row: Coach Weatherby, Deryl Davis, Edwin Terrell, Roger Woodard, John Green, “Rock” Powers, John Trull, Joe Hipps, Coach Ratcliffe. M 0 U H A I n E R $ CAPT. SHOOK WIGGINS WATKINS _ LINER MITCHELL EARLY POWERS CARSWELL MGR POWERS MEHAFFEY NOLAND ROBINSON ATKINSON MGR.GREENE MGR. WOODWARD m m The boys’ basketball quintet is one of the school’s fast-action possessions. So far, it has run up a fair record and is among the top teams in the county. First Row: Richard Powers, Gene Yarborough, Vincent Gibson, Sam Mehaffey, Bill Sutton. Second Row: Charlie Burgin, Wallace Carswell, Bob Davis, James Fugate, Erwin Shook, Rock Powers, Manager. in6 a ewa First Row; Peggy Noland, Frances Farmer, Ruth Phillips, Willie Mae McCracken, Mary Ruth Wyatt, Vivian Davis. Second Row; Miss Margaret Perry, Nancy Medford, Margy Cogdill, Betty Shee¬ han, Bessie Sue Francis, Peggy Ensley. e Editor-in-Chief __ _ ..Carol Underwood Assistant Editor _ .H. C. Turner Business Manager _ Betty Sawyer Assistant__ Jackie Gemin Advertising Manager___Bob York Assistants Wallace Carswell, Nina McClure, Dan Watkins, Eugenia Boone, Dot Calhoun, Betty June McCracken, Tom Ray Organization Manager _. Charlie Burgin Assistants . Mark Hollingsworth, Flora Hyatt Staff Circulation Managers Anna Jo Miller, Marie Strange, Bernice Smather, Jessie Dotson Humor Editors “Hoot” Gibson, Sam Wiggins, Norma Jane Burgin Photographer ___Larry Gaddy Art Editors .... Helen Caldwell, Juanita Jaynes Faculty Adviser .. Miss Margaret Terrell Junior Representatives .. Peggy Noland, Mozelle Junior Representatives .Peggy Noland, Mozelle Liner, Tommy Curtis, Mary Nell Bryson, Jack Kelly EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Carol Underwood 94 8 I llountaineei To Our Classmates: On behalf of the members of the staff, I should like to take this chance to express gratitude for the opportunity of working on this book, which you entrusted to us. It is an experience that we shall always remember and cherish. Our thanks go to Mr. Bowles and his secretary, Mrs. L. M. Richeson, whose cooperation and wonderful suggestions helped at all times. Also, I should like to give credit to Bob York and his assistants, who did such a good job of raising the larger part of the finances for our year book, and to Miss Terrell, our faculty adviser, for her assistance. I hope that you will always cherish this book, which has afforded me an experience I shall never forget. I thank you. Carol Underwood EDITOR-IN-CHIEF ASSISTANT EDITOR H. C. Turner BUSINESS MANAGER Betty Sawyer ADVERTISING MANAGER Bob York Student Cdoancii Charles Alley, Billy Allison, Nancy Bischoff, Dorothy Caldwell, Charlton Davis, Jimmy Davis, Jessie Dotson, Patsey Ezell, Betty Farmer, Nancy Floyd, Dot Gaddis, Jimmy Galloway, Carmen Greene, Vivian Greene, Frances Hendricks, Ruth Inman, Jack Kelly, Francis Leatherwood, Charles Messer, Mary Michal, Jack Noland, Dot Norris, Mary Osborne, Doris Queen, Dale Ratcliff, Julius Riggins, Linda Sloan, Bernice Smathers, Clara Sue Shuler, Bill Sutton, Charles Womack, Gene Yarborough. Editor_ Assistant Editor.... Business Manager Assistant Manager Sports Editor _Dot Norris Dot Gaddis Frances Leatherwood _Patsy Rogers Alawayne McClure Gene Yarborough Gossip Chorus_ Band ... Voice of Students Covers _ Jokes .Patsy Rogers Jack Kelly - - Anna Jo Miller Jimmy Galloway _Nancy Floyd .. Juanita Jaynes _Bobby Harry The Beta Club, which includes-some of the able leaders of tomorrow, is one of the school’s clubs that trains the students in qualities of personality and leadership. Eugenia Boone, Dot Gaddis, Jackie Gemin, Elsie Jo Glavish, Rolf Kaufman, Frances Leatherwood, Nina McClure, Jack Noland, Bernice Smathers, H. C. Turner, Dan Watkins, Bob York. Miss Terrell, Faculty Adviser. C Lnstmas jPa( ean.t Readers: Alwayne McClure, Margaret Reece. Mary: Allen Hart. Angels: Margaret Cody, Mary Plemmons, Nan¬ cy Floyd, Peggy Camp, Anna Jean Crocker. Shepherds: Amon Lee Swanger, Marshall Cald¬ well, Ted Noland. Wisemen: Tommy Curtis, James Bell, Edwin Terrell. Lights: Jimmy Galloway and Malcolm Wil¬ liamson. Curtain: Earl Hoglen. 4-J CU Patsy Blalock, Betty Jo Blanton, Mary Ann Byrd, Patricia Brendle, Ora Bell Burgess, Myrtle Cable, Julia Cagle, Dot Caldwell, Imogene Caldwell, Willie Conard, Mary Davis, Susie Eavenson, Charley Ensley, Clardine Ferguson, Janie Fie, Lillian Finney, Thomasine Fisher, Maggie Frady, Lucy Gaddy, May Green, Juanita Hampton, Betty Ann Howell, Eleanor James, Helen Knight, Rose Leatherwood, Jeannette Leopard, Nancy Leopard, Dot Liner, Mozelle Liner, Betty Mashburn, Mildred Medford, Linda Messer, Pauline Messer, Geraldine Marris, Lillian Muse, Patricia McElroy Peggy Noland, Lillian Nor¬ man, Grace Patton, Barbara Reams, Evelyn Rich, Carrie Rich, Reba Rogers, Eva Scruggs, Patricia Smathers, Bertha Jane Smith, Betty Sheehan, Sarah Swayngim, Sara Smith, Louie Ammons, Bill Martin Boone, Bobby Boyd, Julia Boyd, William Brown, Dewain Crawford, Jimmy Duckett, Ted Francis, Bobby Fulbright, Edwin Grasty, Henry Clay Hale, Jr., Richard Hipps, Jimmy Howell, Carol Jaynes, James Jaynes, Dale Medford, Buddy Mehaffey, Charles Messer, Bobby McClure, Charles McDaniel, Bill Noland, David Noland, Claude Jeff Reece, Robert Teaster, Kenneth Underwood. ome Economics The Home Economics Department is a scene of busy activity. The girls, under the guidance of Mrs. Marjorie Buchanan, learn how to sew, cook, and attain all the qualities for keeping the American home. ommercia t)epar tment The stitdent body should be proud of the record being made by our Commercial Department. Many students are taking advantage of these classes under the supervision of Mrs. Hugh Sloan. The Industrial Shop trains boys from the age of 16 until graduation, struct furniture, to upholster, and to make use of other arts and crafts. The pupils learn to con- 3 . menca The Future Farmers of America, under the able leadership of John Nesbitt, have done more than an ample job. Made up of 40 boys, the organization carries out many helpful activities. Jiiture J omemaLe S wienca The Future Homemakers of America was organized to better the girl’s ability to make an American Home. President_ Vice-President -Mary Frazier Nina McClure Secretary......-.Nancy Medford Treasurer_____Dot Gaddis The library is the source of practically all information anyone would care to find, atre well stocked and provide ample material for students. The shelves U 2). C. Sp. C ontedt The U. D. C. speaking contest is an annual event that develops the speaking ability of students in the Junior High. It has been taking place for the last eight years and was won this year by Danny McClure of the eighth grade. 1 ■1 For a good many years, the Waynesville Woman’s Club has sponsored a reading contest for girls in the grades nine through twelve. The contest takes place in the spring, and is one of the outstanding events in our school year. The contestants give readings of their own choice, either prose or poetry, the only barring rule being that the piece must be a literary selection. The first D. A. R. Boy’s Declamation contest was held on February 22, 1909, celebrating Washing¬ ton’s birthday. The purpose of the contest is to interest young men in public speaking and famous patriotic men. A gold medal, designed by a National D. A. R. Committee, is first prize; a second prize of a silver dollar has been given since the twenty-fifth anniversary. This is the 40th year of the an¬ nual contest. Senior 2)ifector ' i MAX GENE ALLISON Physical Education, 1, 2; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. JACK AMMONS Physical Education, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3; Soft- ball, 3, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY SUE BERRY Class Officer; Church Lear, 2, 3. DORIS ALLEAN BOLIN 4-H, 1, 2. EUGENIA BOONE Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Student Council, 3; Home Room Officer, 3; Class Officer, 4; Good Citizenship Award, 1; D.A.R. Scrapbook, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Paper Staff, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4. GERALD EDWIN BREECE Class Officer, 1, 4; Home Room Officer, 2; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 3; Softball, 1, 2; F.F.A., 1, 2. CHARLES HURST BURGIN Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Chorus, 1, 2; Band, 1, 2; Home Room Officer, 1, 3; Class Officer, 1. SILAS CARVER F.F.A., 1; Physical Education, 1, 2. JAMES WALLACE CARSWELL Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3, 4. R. G. COFFEY DOROTHY COGDILL EDNA CURTIS Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY JEAN CALHOUN Chorus, 3; Band, 1, 2, 3; Home Room Officer, 1, 2; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A., 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Girls Scouts, 1, 2; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. HELEN SARAH CALDWELL Art, 1, 2, 3, 4; Co-Designer of School Flag, 4. BETTY KATHERINE DEAL Church Leader, 3, 4; 4-H Club, 1. BETTY HAZEL DEITZ Chorus, 4; Art Club, 1; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3. JESSIE ANN DOTSON Annual Staff, 4; Home Room Officer, 1; Student Council, 4. PEGGY MAE ENSLEY Basketball, 1, 2, 3. JUANITA MARIE EVANS Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4. WAYNE FERGUSON F.F.A., 4; Basketball, 1, 2; Softball, 1, 2. ROBERT FUGATE Physical Education, 1; Bus Driver, 3, 4. JANIE FRANKLIN Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1. PAUL FRANKLIN Public Speaking, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Octette, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3 4. MARION FRANCIS FRADY KENNETH EUGENE GADDIS Football, 2, 3, 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. LOWRY JOSEPH GADDY Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Boys Octette, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4. DOROTHY GADDIS Band, 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; F.H.A., 4; Student Council President, 4; Student Council, 2, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; School Paper, 4. • MARY JACKIE GEMIN Beta Club, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; School Paper, 3; F.H.A., 4; Public Speaking, 4. VINSON LESTER GIBSON Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4. ELSIE JO GLAVISH Beta Club, 3, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Public Speaking, 4; School Paper, 3; F.H.A., 4; Chorus, 3, 4; Assistant Librarian, 2; Girls Chorus, 3, 4. BERTON GREEN KATHERINE PAULINE HILL Girls Chorus, 1; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A., 4; 4-H, 1; Band, 1. RICHARD HOWELL F.F.A., 1, 2, 3, 4. BONNIE HOGUE Church Leader, 2, 3, 4; 4-H, 2, 3. TED WELLS HUNDLEY Dramatics, 2, 3; Football, 1; Basketball, 1. FLORA HYATT Annual Staff, 4; Home Room Officer, 1; F.H.A., 4; 1st in Dress Contest, 2; Church Leader, 3. DORIS HANNAH MARY RUTH INMAN Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2; Student Council, 4; Home Room Officer, 2; Public Speaking, 4. FREDA ANN JAYNES ROLF KAUFMAN Beta Club, 3, 4. FRANCES LEATHERWOOD Public Speaking, 3, 4; School Paper, 3, 4; Class Officer, 1; Home Room Officer, 2; Beta Club, 3, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; 2nd place Fire Preven¬ tion Contest; F.H.A., 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader, 4. JERRY LINER Football, 1, 2; Church Leader, 1, 2; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Boy Scouts, 1. JOHN LUTHER LESTER MESSER Physical Education, 1; F.F.A., 1. TOM MILLER DEBRAYDA ANN MOORE Basketball, 1; Chorus, 3. THEODORE T. MUSE NINA ELIZABETH McCLURE Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 3, 4; F.H.A., 3, 4; School Paper, 3; Beta Club, 3, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics, 2, 3; Chairman, Youth Cen¬ ter, 2, 3, 4. WILLIE MAE McCRACKEN Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY JUNE McCRACKEN Band, 1, 2, 3; Chorus, 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A., 4; Scouts, 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3; Public Speaking, 4. ROSALIE McCLURE Chorus, 1; Basketball, 1. MARY LOU MESSER Church Leader, 2, 3. MADELYN MILLS DOROTHY LOIS MILLER Assistant Librarian, 3; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Girl Scouts, 1; Basketball, 1, 2; Art Club, 1, 2. ANNA JO MILLER Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; Basketball, 1; School Paper, 4; Scouts, 1, 2, 3; Home Room Of¬ ficer, 1; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3; Public Speaking, 4; Assistant Librarian, 3, 4. ROSE JACQUELINE MOODY Chorus, 1; 4-H, 1. BILLY JO NORMAN F.F.A., 1. JACK NOLAND Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Basketball, 2, 3; President Senior Class, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council, 2, 4; Softball, 2, 3; Paper Staff, 2, 3. WILBUR OWEN Physical Education, 1, 2. FRED PALMER Physical Education, 1, 2, 3; F.F.A., 1, 2. KATIE LEE PALMER Home Room Officer, 1; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3. EUNICE PALMER Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4. RUTH PHILLIPS Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4. FRANK POTEAT Football, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 3. RICHARD POWERS Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; Home Room Officer, 1; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. DAVID PRICE Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3. GORDON PRUETT F.F.A., 1; Physical Education, 1, 2; Church Lead¬ er, 1, 2, 3, 4. TOM RAY Band, 1, 2, 3; F.F.A. Chorus, 1; Church Leader, 1, 2; Scouts, 1, 2; Annual Staff, 4; Football, 1, 2, 4. JOHN EDWARD RHODES Physical Education, 1, 2; F.F.A., 1. BETTY LEE SAWYER Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette, 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4; F.EI.A., 4; Church Leader, 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Room Officer, 2, 3; Public Speaking, 4; Dramatics, 3; Basketball, 1; Track, 1. ERVIN SHOOK Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer, 2, 3; Student Council, 3; Home Room Of¬ ficer, 1, 2; Annual Staff, 3; Baseball, 3, 4; Track, 3, 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Church Leader, 1. MARIE STRANGE Chorus, 1, 2, 3, 4; Church Leader, 3, 4; Scouts, 1, 2; Home Room Officer, 2, 3; Annual Staff, 4. BERNICE SMATHERS Annual Staff, 4; Paper Staff, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4. BETTY SUTTON Church Leader, 1, 2. LOIS ANN TITTLE ROY GENE TRULL Football, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4. H. C. TURNER Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 4; Boys Octette, 3, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2; Annual Staff, 4; Drum Major, 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Football, 2; Beta Club, 3, 4. CAROL UNDERWOOD Editor, Annual Staff, 4; Annual Staff, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Chorus, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2; Home Room Officer, 2; Class Officer, 4; Public Speaking, 2, 3, 6; School Paper, 3; Church Leader, 2, 3, 4. DOLORES UNDERWOOD Chorus, 2, 3; Band, 1, 2; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Home Room Officer, 1. DAN WATKINS Football, 1, 2, 3, 4; Band, 1, 2, 3; Chorus, 1, 2; Beta Club, 3, 4; Scouts, 1, 2, 3; Boys Octette, 4; Boys Chorus, 3, 4. SAMMY WIGGINS Band, 1, 2, 3, 4; Boys Octette, 4; Football, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra, 1, 2; Home Room Officer, 2; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball, 3, 4; Scouts, 1, 2; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff, 4. TED WHITE Physical Education, 2, 3; Church Leader; Scouts, 3. MARY RUTH WYATT Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4. BOB YORK Chorus, 3, 4; Boys Chorus, 3, 4; Boys Octette, 4; Scout, 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff, 4; Beta Club, 3, 4; Dramatics, 3; Church Leader, 1, 2, 3, 4; Youth Club Softball, 3, 4; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer¬ leader, 2. WILLIAM HIGHTOWER Football, 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff, 3; School Paper, 3; Class Officer, 2, 3; Youth Club, 1, 2, 3; Band, 73 We Congratulate The Class of 1948 PET PASTEURIZED MILK Up Builds That The Pick Up Phones 552 Phones 553 6t Vo (SiaSS Of ’48 WAYNE SVILLE AUTO PARTS TOLEDO PRODUCTS THERMOID BRAKE LINING WEATHERHEAD FITTING AND HOSES AMERICAN RINGS A C PLUGS CHAMPION PLUGS A C FUEL PUMPS DAYTON BELTS AND HOSES GABRIEL SHOCK ABSORBERS TYSON AND TIMKEN BEARINGS TRICO WIPERS AND PARTS WHOLESALE AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES DEPOT STREET 75 We proudly number your parents and grandparents among our many valued customers. We wish you the best of luck and trust we may be permitted to number you among our friends . The First National Bank WAYNESVILLE, N. C. (ORGANIZED 1902) F? ' ie?idly Ba?ik Member of the Federal Reserve System Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 76 Dixie Home Super Market QUALITY GROCERIES, MEATS, FRUITS AND VEGETABLES LOW PRICES, WIDE VARIETY, FRIENDLY SERVICE MAIN STREET WAYNESVILLE, N. C. m SinceJ MU ML le a ass o, S access an 1948 id -Jdc acli appineSS A. C. LAWRENCE CO. HAZELWOOD, N. C. 77 C. E. RAY’S SONS AND THE FOOD STORE WJitli i edt WJliliei Le cLooi6 Will wa The First State Bank HAZELWOOD, N. C. A FRIENDLY BANK Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation 78 ( onaratuiat Lon6 C ia56 oj ’4 8 SLACK’S -.Mlai woocl 6 t ie (Center READY - TO - WEAR MEN’S FURNISHINGS UNAGUSTA MFG. CORPORATION iJlie ( ia5S ’48 We ' Wd you - J eaitk, ..-J4appine5i and Success HAZELWOOD, NORTH CAROLINA 79 (Sonqratuiationd ' Jo JL Bo ( 6 and Qidi of WJaij-neiuiiie dJowndLip cLooi Garrett Furniture Store MAIN STREET WAYNESVILLE, N. C. Uon enior Cdon f ' atuiati CL66 1947 - 1948 FOR EVERYTHING IN READY-TO-WEAR VISIT THE TOGGERY W. H. MASSIE. Owner 80 6 onara BELK - HUDSON CO. “HOME OF BETTER VALUES” MAIN STREET WAYNESVILLE, N. C. 5 rom Waynesville Wholesale Company rI iitn[)utorS Ee6l 3L 1 u kon J our 81 Co..piin.e.U of Carolina Insurance and Realty Co. REAL ESTATE VALUES Any Kind of Insurance You Need Mutual and Stock H. L. Liner, Sr. PHONE 331 R. N. Johnson 3 , tom CHARLIE’S PLACE Lunch Room and Service Station 24 HOUR SERVICE PHONE 9184 Charlie and Claude Woodard 82 FOR THE BEST IN FOODS DROP IN AT SPIC SPAN OPEN 24 HOURS CURB SERVICE roi vi The Champion Paper and Fibre Company CANTON DIVISION CANTON, NORTH CAROLINA 83 COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 CONGRATULATIONS Crawford Funeral Home Crawford Mutual Burial CLASS OF ' 48 Association 136 MAIN STREET TELEPHONE 147 W. A. BRADLEY Crawford SUPER MARKET Memorial Park, Inc. DRY GOODS—SHOES—HARDWARE MODERN STATE SUPERVISED PERPETUAL CARE CEMETERY One Mile North of Waynesville FEED—STAPLE GROCERIES TELEPHONE 147 MEATS—FRESH VEGETABLES WAYNESVILLE, N. C. 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Howell Esso Service THE PHOTOGRAPHY IN THIS ANNUAL MAIN STREET INGRAM’S STUDIO WAYNESVILLE, N. C. PORTRAITS OF QUALITY 86 THE TOWN OF COMPLIMENTS WAYNESVILLE OF EXTENDS TO THE MEMBERS Curtis Drug Store OF THE SENIOR CLASS Walgreen Agency BEST WISHES PHONE 32 FOR WAYNESVILLE. N. C. A SUCCESSFUL FUTURE CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO THE TO CLASS OF 1948 THE CLASS OF 1948 Farmers Exchange DAVIS LINER WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS MOTOR SALES FOR LOCAL PRODUCE PHONE 52 W. D. KETNER, Owner ASHEVILLE ROAD PHONE 130-M 87 TWIN CITY BUS SERVICE BEST WISHES EROM RIDE OUR TIRES HAZELWOOD and WAYNESVILLE MOODY’S Rulane Gas Service COVE CREEK, CRABTREE and HEMPHILL WHEN YOU NEED .... 1. COOKING EQUIPMENT 2. HEATING EQUIPMENT COME TO BUS STATION FOR INFORMATION 3. WATER HEATING 4. REFRIGERATION REMEMBER .... WE HAVE IT OR CAN GET IT TOM LEE, Owner WAYNESVILLE, N. C. 8 CHURCH STREET PHONE 519-J Waynesville Florist CONGRATULATIONS and Garden Shop TO CLASS OF ' 48 Asheville Road Waynes ville, N. C. FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS HYATT CO. CORSAGES, WEDDINGS, POTTERY SHRUBS, FRUIT TREES, PLANTS, BULBS PHONE 500 PHONE 530-W THE LUMBER NUMBER NIGHT PHONE 618-1 88 JUNALUSKA SUPPLY CO. GENERAL STORE Dry Goods and Notions, Shoes, Leather Goods, Hardware, Silverware, Tinware, Wheel Goods, Electric Goods, Toys, Paints, Oil and Stains. Gro¬ ceries, Meats and Flour, Meals and Feeds, Garden and Field Seeds. MACHINE SHOP Shaper and Lathe Work, Blacksmith, Shopwork, Machine Saw Gumming, Electric Welding and Acetylene Welding, Automobile, Truck and Gas Engine Repairing. PLANING MILL Millwork, Cabinets, Builder ' s Supplies, Builder ' s Hardware, Roofing and Siding, Plaster and Cement, Windows and Doors, Sewer Pipe and Tile Brick and Mortarmis, Framing and Roofers, Frames and Finish, Blinds and Screens, Paints and Stains. FILLING STATION Gas, Oils and Greases, Auto Tires and Tubes, Accessories and Parts, Automobile Repairing. BIG CHIEF ONE-STOP SERVICE STATION PHONE 88 LAKE JUNALUSKA COMPLIMENTS OF MASSIE’S Department Store WAYNESVILLE, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS FROM THE PARK THEATRE WHERE ENTERTAINMENT AND RELAXATION CAN ALWAYS BE HAD MAIN STREET WAYNESVILLE COMPLIMENTS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1948 SMITH’S Cut Rate Drug Store PHONE 25 MAIN STREET 89 COMPLIMENTS OF L. N. DAVIS Akins Withers Inc. DEALERS IN REAL ESTATE INSURANCE SPECIALISTS WAYNESVILLE, N. C. REAL ESTATE The nice old lady smiled at Dot Gad¬ dis, who had been left in charge of the cake shop. Don ' t you sometimes feel tempted to eat one of the cream puffs, my dear? she said. Dot was quite shocked. Of course not, she replied. That would be steal¬ ing. I only lick them. PHONE 100 CONGRATULATIONS ' ' TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 COMPLIMENTS Skyland Tea Room OF CHICKEN. STEAKS, HAM HOWELL MOTOR CO. OPEN ALL YEAR 4 Miles West of Waynesville RT. ISA 23 PHONE 2714 BEST WISHES FROM American Fruit Stand SHERRILL’S STUDIO BIRDS EYE FROSTED FOOD 90 E. L. Withers and Co. Inc. E. J. LILIUS INSURANCE SPECIALISTS AFTER GRADUATION CHOOSE REAL ESTATE JEWELRY PHONE 100 THE GIFT OF LOVE AND FRIENDSHIP WAYNESVILLE. N. C. MARTIN ELECTRIC CO. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF ' 48 ELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS MASSIE FURNITURE CO. 1011-1013 MAIN STREET COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS PHONE 33 WAYNESVILLE, N. C. WAYNESVILLE, N. C. Service Boyd Cleaners Tel. Furniture 196 Co. BEST WISHES WaynesviUe ' s New Oldest and _ _ Used One Day Furniture Service Alterations Serins Repairs Main St. CASH GROCERY MAIN STREET HAZELWOOD, N. C. PUT CONGRATULATIONS PEARCE’S BAKERY TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 ON YOUR LIST PARKMAN HARDWARE WE BELIEVE IN QUALITY PHONE 343 MAIN STREET D. F. WHITMAN, Owner WAYNESVILLE. N. C. 91 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 FROM The Haywood Company McKay’s Pharmacy, Inc. STATE LICENSED BUILDING PLUMBING HEATING CONTRACTORS MAIN STREET HAZELWOOD, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 48 Miss Ponder had just finished telling a story of a lamb that had strayed from the flock and been eaten by a fox. FIRESTONE HOME You see, she said, had the lamb AUTO SUPPLY been obedient and stayed in the flock, it would not have been eaten by the wolf. W. M. COBB, Manager MAIN STREET WAYNESVILLE, N. C. would it? No, Ma ' am, answered Dan. It would have been eaten by us. CONGRATULATIONS CONGRATULATIONS TO TO CLASS OF ' 48 SENIORS OF ' 48 Waynesville Pharmacy C. N. ALLEN CO. MAIN STREET PHONE 28 HAZELWOOD, N. C. BEST WISHES CLASS OF ' 48 A spry old gentleman was smoking in the bus. The conductor said to him: RELIABLE JEWELERS Don ' t you see that sign that says ' No smoking allowed ' ? THE ONLY CREDIT JEWELERS Of course I do, replied the old man, IN TOWN but how can you expect me to observe MAIN STREET all your rules? There ' s another one that WAYNESVILLE, N. C. says ' Wear Spiral Corsets ' . 92 LADIES: FOR HIGH QUALITY WEARING APPAREL AT REASONABLE PRICES, SHOP AT GIBSON’S DISTINCTIVE LADIES WEAR MAIN STREET WAYNESVILLE, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF W. Kermit Chapman, D.D.S. WAYNESVILLE, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS FROM Balentine’s Man Store WHERE QUALITY COUNTS CLOTHES FOR DRESS—SPORT—WORK MAIN STREET WAYNESVILLE, N. C. BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF ' 48 Farmers Federation, Inc. FEED, SEED, HARDWARE, FARM SUPPLY AND EQUIPMENT PHONE 344 DEPOT STREET WAYNESVILLE, N. C. R. C. GUNN wishes the Graduating Class the Best of Everything FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE SEE T. HENRY GADDY E. L. WITHERS CO. PHONE 100 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS KETNER’S W. D. KETNER, Manager Rogers Electric Company APPLIANCE SALES A ND SERVICE BENDIX AUTOMATIC WASHERS ELECTRICAL CONTRACTING LIGHT FIXTURES RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL PHONE 461 MAIN STREET 93 BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 BURGIN’S DEPT. STORE W. H. BURGIN PHONE 334 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 Reeves Carver Service Station 0 LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS WALKER ESSO SERVICE EFFICIENT SERVICE Phone 91S2 Branner Depot St. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 POTTS SERVICE STATION LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 THE HAT SHOP Church Street Waynesville, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 HYATT BROTHERS PLUMBING HEATING APPLIANCES Claudette Beauty Shop Main Street Phone 63 PERMANENT WAVING Mrs. Jack West Miss Mildred Ray Don Morrow Owner Operator BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS OF ' 48 Lady Fayre Beauty Shoppe Owned Operated by Josephine Cabe Mildred Bryson Marie Plott COMPLIMENTS OF JONES RADIO SERVICE Main Street Waynesville, N. C. STOVALL’S 5c - lOc - 25c Store Where Your Dimes Have More Cents Main Street Waynesville, N. C. BURGINS ON MAIN STREET Congratulate you Seniors of ' 48 and wish you the Best of Luck CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FROM Leatherwood and Francis Esso Service The Haywood Print Shop FOR JOB PRINTING Everett B. Camp Depot Street Waynesville, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF SINGER SEWING SHOP Main Street Waynesville, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 J. C. ROSE AND SON Dellwood Waynesville, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Carolina 5 - 10 - 25c Store ALWAYS A COMPLETE LINE OF STATIONERY AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES Main Street 94 BEST WISHES FROM BURNETTE’S CAFE HOME OF GOOD EATS Phone 9183 Main Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 Waynesville Candy Company COMPLIMENTS OF H. S. WARD LAKE JUNALUSKA, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIORS OF ' 48 THE BOOK STORE “Waynesville Mountaineer” The Largest Non-Daily Newspaper in Western North Carolina BEST WISHES FROM P M MOTOR CO. AUTHORIZED PACKARD DEALERS CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF ' 48 Balentine’s Shell Service Franklin Radio Service PHONE 428-W HAZELWOOD, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 AIKEN GIFT SHOP Main Street CONGRATULATIONS TO CLASS OF ' 48 Sporting Goods Outdoor Clothing Phone 611 . Main Street CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF ' 48 CHAMPION SHOE SHOP Main Street Waynesville, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 CITY BARBER SHOP Waynesville, N. C. Church Street CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF ' 48 THE TOWNE HOUSE Located on Main Street Waynesville ' s Exclusive Eating Place “W H C C” YOUR RADIO STATION BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF ' 48 To her question—was she the first girl he had ever kissed—he replied: As a matter of tact, yes. Vivian to Ted in car on lonely road: Why what a coincidence! It just so happens I ' ve got a gallon of gasoline in my purse. 95 Miller Printing Company, Asheville