Welcome High School - Welco Yearbook (Welcome, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1950 volume:

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Qi - J I 'K ' Q , ., C - 5P4B4B4BSiBSiB4P4B4P4B4F4F4P5B42-A-SFAS? 5 49 SP G gg JA 5 The WELC 1950 Published By THE SENIOR CLASS WELCOME HIGH SCHOOL MILDRED SINK Editor-in-Chief NANCY WEAVER Assistant Editor BETTY KOONTZ Bukiness Manager MISS CORINNE STILLER Adviser SP 4G WHBWWWUJWWWWWWWWW W Presenting THE GREATEST ATTRACTION OF THE YEAR The Fourth Volume of THE VVELCO Kiflfsficoma Cgcgoof Going through this door the steps of little children have falteredg leaving from it they have been confident and assured seniors. Eacfiaafiorz With sincere appreciation for the devotion of her time and efforts to help students, we dedicate the 1950 Wuteo to Mrs. C. H. Chapman, teacher of the fourth grade, whose guidance has won our respect and whose good humor and understand- ing have Won our admiration. U55 7Q5O flflfzfco Cgfaff Betty Koontz . . ..................,..,.,.............. . ..., ..... B usiness Manager Mildred Sink . . . . , , Editor-in-Chief Nancy VVeaver ..,. .,.. .f Xssistant Editor acuffy 'Swine Here's to Mr, Chapman and the remaining members of the faculty of Welcome High who have eo-operated and fifth- fully guided us on our long and hard journey to become seniors of this 1949-50 school year. U65 Aiagoof gaattffy 'r:.7? Miss Corinne Stiller Mrs. Ralph Proto Mr. I. R. Michael English and French English and History Mathematics and Science Miss Victoria Link Mr. Banks Evans Mr. I. E. Sherrill Eighth Grade Eighth Grade and Agriculture Physical Education x 3151260 'za Seated: Ioetta Tussey, Monitorg Carolyn Leonard, Secretaryg Peggy Iordan, Treasurer Standing: Ralph Essick, Presidentg Reid Black, Vice-President. MASCOTS Margaret Ann Iones and Ted York Essick cgianiou LOUISE BECK Basketball Team 3, 4, Cheerleader l, 2, Commercial Club 2. 3, 41 Dra- matics Club 43 Glee Club lg Mono- gram Club 3, 4. REID BLACK Basketball Team lg Commercial Club 4, Dramatics Club 41 F.E.A. I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4: 4-H Club lg Officer of Class 4. Vice- President. RALPH ESSICK Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4: Bus Driver 3. 4, Com- mercial Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club lg Monogram Club, President 3. 4, Marshal 3, Oljricer of Class, President 3, -lg XVelco Staff, Sports Editor 4. SUE ESSICK Basketball Team l, Z, 3, 4, Commer- cial Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 4, Harvest Queen 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Oflcicer of Class, Secretary 2: VVelco Staff, Sports Editor 4. IACKIE EVERHART Commercial Club 3, -lg Dramatics Vlub 4, French Club 3, 43 Clee Club 2: 4-H Club l. PAT EVERI-IART Beta Club -lg Cheerlea ler l. 2. 3, 4, Chief 3g Commercial Club 3, 4: Dramatics Club 45 French Club 3, -lg Glee Club l. -li-gf? s an A - n Q1 . ,. ., .5 , .TSX rg 1 5 fl genie 'za MELBA FAULK Basketball Team 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, French Club 3, 4. CAROL FOSTER Commercial Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 4, French Club 3, 4g Glee Club lg 4-I-I Club 1. DON F OUST Commercial Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 4, FFA 3, 4, Vice-President 23 4-H Club 1, 2, Officer of Class, Sec- retary and Treasurer 1. IOHNSIE GOBBLE Basketball Team 2, 3, Commercial Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 43 French Club 3, 45 4-H Club l, 2. BERNICE HEGE Commercial Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 43 4-H Club 1, 2. GENE HILL Bus Driver 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 4, Harvest King 2, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3. .genie 'za PEGGY JORDAN Basketball Team 3, Commercial Club 3, 4g Dramatics Club 4, French Club 3, 4g Glee Club lg Officer of Class 2, 4. BETTY KOONTZ Basketball Team 1, 2, 3. 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 Commer- cial Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 4g French Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, 4, Marshal 33 Of- ficer of Class 1, Vice-President, Wel- co Staff 4, Business Manager. I-IUITT KOONTZ Commercial Club 4g Dramatics Club 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4: 4-H Club l, 2. PAUL LANIER Commercial Club 4, Dramatics Club 4gFFA1, 2, 3, 43 4-H Club l, 2. JIMMY LATI-IAM Bus Driver 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, FFA 1, 2g Of- Hcer of Class, President -lg Welco Staff, Photographer 4. NOEL LEATI-IERM AN Bus Driver 4, Commercial Club 4: Dramatics Club 4g FFA 1, 2. 3, 4, Reporter 4g 4-H Club 1, 2. Q em?2?QE4 ,W M . fam w. az EN: .54 ya, :Sendo fm CAROLYN LEONARD Beta Club 3, 4, Vice-President 3: Cheerleader 3, 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Secretary: French Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4-I-I Club l, Marshal 3, Officer of Class 3, 4. Secretary 3, 4, Welco Staff 4, Assiftant Photographer. IOEL LEONARD Dramatics Club 4, FFA 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Marshal 3. IIMMY RING Basketball Team 1, 2, 3, Cheerleader 2, Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Officer of Class 2, Treasurer, Welco Staff 4, Art Editor. MILDRED SINK Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3, Sec- retary 4, Commercial Club 3, 4, Drarnatics Club 4, President, French Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, Marshal 3, Chief, VVelco Staff 4, Editor-in- Chief. NELL SINK Commercial Club 3, 4, Dramatics Club 4, Glee Club l. RUTH SWING Commercial Club 3, 4, French Club 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 4-H Club 1, Of- ficer of Class 1. UE ' M H 'l A www- - L' 3: 3' .2 f SWE-12g','g 2 L wmwxm-W x- L saw-: .N WW..- 2 55252, m'wmwfr-f:- at rim .- Fm si as Y fa -. - wmlsxramuz 'RH 2 is ss -A ss se r 1 1 if 5-mgam mx ss' -.- -:-if ml as ff .,., I 22?2L2fi. 5 . .1 2. K .,, H , . A - ,Q E ,,, ffff 22222222222 gg , E , 2 1 f, 2 mg W ,, H Q H Sis, .2 . wi 1...g:...,5..5....'. - H W A ,i 'Q til E ss fi me --tr, - ...rg . . .... , M 2 . ...:::. ..: .... ,. :.:!.:5::::ss.:: m s N a - W .1 ... ... W , - - 1 . -my IOETTA TUSSEY Basketball Team 3g Commercial Club 3, 43 Dramatics Club 4g French Club 3g Glee Club lg 4-H Club lg Monogram Club 33 Monitor of Class 4. 51260 'za DOROTHY WALKER NANCY WEAVER Basketball Team lg Beta Club 3, 4, Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 42 Treasurer 43 Cheerleader 3, 4g Com- Cheerleader 3, 4g Commercial Club mercial Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 5, 43 Dramatics Club 4, Treasurerq 4g French Club 3, 4g Glee Club lg French Club 3, 4g Glee Club lg Har- 4-I-I Club lg Officer of Class 3, vest Queen 25 4-I-I Club Ig Welco Treasurer. staff 4, Assistant Editor. El'2l:O'Z 6712255 of 7950 i I l gfdii 9305112 THE GRADUATES OF 1950 Our thoughts go back to those by-gone days When we started out to school. We were such little girls and boys, But we learned the golden rule, Our ABC's and two times two's Did vex us quite a lot, But when we reached our high school days All these were soon forgot. VVe studied all our lessons hard. We wrote themes by the pages We're sure that their eloquence Will last through all the ages, Those noble plays and famous poems Learned at our teacher's side, Have helped us to face our public With assurance and deep pride. Somehow we have come through it all And now comes graduation, From study halls and books and tests- Oh, what a celebration! We've dreamed our dreams in high school When we were young and free, But now we're looking for the day When we will wiser be. Hut to part from all our classmates, And from our teachers dear, Brings to our hearts great sorrow, And to our eyes a tear. Now at this time, dear seniors, Let us remember, one and all, Always to honor Welcome School And ever to heed her call. BETTY KooNTz C lass Poet CLASS CoLoRs: Blue and W'hite CL,-.ss FLOXVERI White Carnation CLASS Morro: 'LWork to learn, learn to succeed CLASS Sr1oNsoR: Miss Corinne Stiller Cfass Lsf-o 'zt K The first day of schooll How exciting! ln September, 1937, a thrilling incident occurred in the lives of forty-seven children, for they went to school for the First time. As the years passed, Iireckled-faced boys, wearing knee pants, and little girls, wearing short dresses and pigtails, often had to stay after school for talking in class. Our first love affairs stand out among our cherished memories. Through the doors of various schools we had walked these first years with bright. ex- pectant faces, demanding an education. Then, the first step in growing up came along-we entered Iunior High School. We really felt impor- tant, changing classes and having so many different teachers. After going through the usual trials and tribu- lations, and after appearing in long pants and bow ties and wearing longer dresses and curling our hair- we finally entered high school. At last the great moment came, when we entered Senior High School. lnwardly we were as fright- ened as the generations of freshmen before us had been, but outwardly we were just as bold as the dignified seniors, who strolled down the halls at all hours during the day. We entered our high school career in September, 1945, with an enrollment of thirty eager freshman, having that self-assurance that only freshmen possess. Even though matrimony stole one member from us, we had a successful year under the leadership of Mrs. Russell Smith, our teacher. Our sophomore year was better, because we had become more a part of the school and were not so frightened for fear we would do something that would be an unpardonable sin. We entered that year with an enrollment of twenty-eight. Several of our number became members of the basketball squad, and, too, five of us were made Beta Club members. ln our work that year we were guided by Miss Sarah Hunter. We looked forward to our junior year, for juniors had always seemed to be busy, planning for a Hal- loween Carnival and a Iunior-Senior Banquet. Under the sponsorship of Mrs Ralph Proto, our teacher, we had a most successful Halloween Carnival. On March 16, 1949, an important occasion occurred in our livesg we received our class rings, something we had striven and longed for. On May 20th we gave the seniors a delightful banquet. The decorations were breath-taking, the program entertaining and oh! those lovely dresses! We sailed through that year with flying colors. When the fall of 1949 announced its presence. we realized that we were seniors, we were overjoyed, we expected some great change to take place, we expected a door to open, we were wrong, for ive had not changed in the least. Alas! a cloak of dignity did not seem to fit our personalities. We were, however, nearly the same as we had been before with one exception, that matrimony had claimed another of our girls. We brave twenty-seven seniors remained throughout the year, traveling the road of knowledge, and all our activ- ities were pursued with the help of our teacher, Miss Corinne Stiller. We enjoyed immensely the banquet, which the juniors prepared for us-an entertaining program and lovely, colorful decorations. After about a year had passed, all of us realized what it meant to be a senior. VVe were no longer boys and girls, each of us was growing into a man or a woman. This was what being a senior meant. The year '49-150 is not only an epoch in our lives, but we believe that it will mean much for our future and for the betterment of those with whom we come in contact. Four years of genuine pleasure. profitable work, and the development of high ideals have come to a close. Now as we stand at the threshold of a new kind of life, we pause for an instant in respect to our teachers and parents, who have made these achievements possible. Mildred Sink Class Historian Ajupafzfczfiusi Cutest Iackie Everhart Paul Lanier Best Dressed Gene Hill Betty Koontz F riendliest Nell Sink Noel Leatherman Most Popular Nancy Weaver Iimmy Latham Most Versatile Ralph Essick Dot Walker Wittiest limmy Ring Iohnsie Gobble Supa 'zfafvaa Best Sports Reid Black Carolyn Leonard Best Looking Reid Black Peggy jordan Most Studious Ioel Leonard Mildred Sink Most Courteous Don F oust Carol Foster Mos: Athletic Sue Esaick Ralph Essick Most Romantic Ioetta Tussey Jimmy Ring .fad unc! gEif0J72El2f 22? We, the Senior Class of Welcome High School being of sound mind, but considering the uncertainty of our high school career, do make and declare this our last will and testament. Article I-To Our Parents To our parents we do bequeath all the memories of our childhood. With this bequest goes our love and tenderest affection for making it possible for us to attend school. Article ll-To the Faculty To the teachers who have helped us to struggle through school we leave a word of grateful appreciation for their help. Article Ill-To the Iunior Class To the class of '51 we bequeath our experience and joy cf being seniors. We will to the juniors our many senior privileges. Article 1V-To Various Individuals 1. Reid Black yields his ugood looks to Ronald Thomas. 2. Ralph Essick leaves to Don Grubb his basketball shoes, hoping Don will follow in his footsteps. 3. Don Foust leaves his way with the ladies to Richard Phelps. 4. Gene Hill bestows his ability to turn corners on two wheels upon Grady Hartman, praying he will al- ways make it. 5. I-Iuitt Koontz leaves his ability to get along with teachers to Conley Koontz and Charlie Sides. 6. Paul Lanier wants to leave his books to Lloyd Grubb. 7. Iimmy Latham surrenders his innocent grin to lean Everhart. 8. Noel Leatherman recommends his position as bus driver to Bobby Tussey. 9. Ioel Leonard bequeaths his studious habits to Bobby Leonard. 10. Iimmy Ring passes Peggy Sowers his art ability. 11. Louise Beck bestows her height upon Beatrice Hinkle. 12. Ruth Coppley leaves her knowledge of romance to Peggy Lanier and Ray Everhart. 13. Sue Essick leaves her position on the basketball team to Mary Ann Fritts. 14. Iackie Everhart confers her cuteness to Mildred Shumaker. 15. Pat Everhart bequeaths her cunning smile to Eugene Black. 16. Melba Faulk wills her good times to Libby Bailey and Mary Langley. 17. Carol Foster bequeaths her courtesy to Ioe Walker. 18. Iohnsie Gobble surrenders her wit to Tommy Leonard. 19. Bernice I-lege wills her quiet ways to lrene Leona rd and Dean Michael. 20. Peggy Iordan surrenders her looks and charms to Marie Osborne. 21. Betty Koontz wills her athletic ability to Martha Lou Becker. 22. Carolyn Leonard wills her sportsmanship to Patty Walser. 23. Nell Sink wills her friendliness to Marie Queen. 24. Mildred Sink leaves her intelligence to George Nifong. 25. Ioetta Tussey passes her sincerity to lo Ann Bates. 26. Dorothy Walker bequeaths her ability as best-all-around to Almeda Phillips. 27. Nancy Weaver wills her popularity to Charles Sink. Having made public our last will and testament, we, the members of the 1950 Senior Class do in a sin- cere manner leave all items mentioned with the best intentions. Signed and sealed this fourteenth day of October, I'an de grace, one thousand, nine hundred, and lifty. Carolyn Leonard Testator dfass ggzofzfiacy Z There comes a time in our lives when we must stop to think of the future. Future, that's something we look forward to, but when we look around and see our kids are needing a new pair of shoes and bills staring us in the face, we wish we were back in school again. But let's try to tear ourselves away from school-it's quite a strain I know-but let's try, and take a gander into the future. I can see it now: Speedster Huitt Koontz is winning tme all over the United States in stock-car racing. He is fortunate to have a heavy footg he drags the curves so much nicer. On the brighter side of life we find Mrs. Sue Koontz tending to her twins, While Keith tries to make both ends meet digging ditches. Pat Everhart has made a name for herself singing at Ciro's in Frisco. Louise Beck is the number one cig- arette girl at the Stork Club, but her ambition is to warble with a top-flight band. Looking down the Mississippi we find Ralph Essick singing Dry Bones at a jive-hive on Basin Street in New Orleans, backed up by a combo that just won't quit. Peggy Iordan has won world wide acclaim for her oil paintings. Her favorite model is Nancy Weaver, who finds it ha rd to stand still. Peggy does let her rest though, after all, who wants to be a stiff all his life. Paul Lanier has retired on a ranch in El Paso after trading livestock for ten years. CHe didn't learn that in school.j Mildred Sink is proud of her job as French instructor at Harvard. Betty Koontz has excluded herself from society and is writing poetry in the backwoods of scenic Tennessee. Don Foust's height got him on the House of David's basketball team. fHe finds it hard grow- ing a beard.j Nell Sink is happily married to a multi-millionaire, residing in Tulsa, with a backyard decked out with oil wells. Ruth Coppley and Ioetta Tussey weren't so fortunate, at the present they are living in a four-room Hat on the south side of Chicago. State Patrolman Noel Leatherman is keeping a keen eye on speedstersg heis already worn out four sirens. Iohnsie Gobble has her own radio program, People Are Nutty . When the fans don't laugh Iackie Everhart and Carol lean Foster fill in with giggles. This keeps them very busy. Reid Black has done well for himself. He has the lumber business tied up in the Pied- mont section. Carolyn Leonard and Dorothy Walker find it nice lying around on beaches. What do they do when winter comes? Ever hear of Iamacia? Very few people reach the position Ioel Leonard has attained. He draws a nice income as head astronomi 't at Mt. Wilson. Melba Faulk wishes now she were single. All those kids, not to mention washing the dishes. Oh well, we all make mistakes. Gene Hill is factory manager for General Motors in Detroit, he ke ons a close eye on the Dodge production line. Bernice Hege has scttled down in a secluded patch of woods below lakesville. Iimmy Latham and his charming wife, Florence, find it comfy living in Sun Valley, Idaho. They just love to ski. I must stop for now. Here comes the warden - time for my daily walk - these padded cells are so stuffy. 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QQ X ' lv f f. A-sw -iff - 7 3 f ' - ' 1 f X Aiofzgomo 'aaa flags Lofficau Bobby Essick, Vice-Presidentg Reba Ann Thomason, Secretaryffreas- urcrg Dickie Berrier, President. Tk' 'kasf' First Row: Henry Adkins, Dickie Berrier, Frances Brinson, Leon Cline. Second Row Betty Craver, Bobby Davis, Bobby Essick, Clara Everhart. First Row: Iackic Evcrhurt Nancy Grubb Iimmy Hall Icnnie Hartley St-cond Row: Iimmy Iordan Mike Koontz Iimmy Lanier Bryce Leonard Third Row: Kenneth Lconarcl Betty Mecimorc Carthina Merritt Peggy Merritt Fourth Row: Wayne Nifong Iohn Ellis Sink Doris Surratt Phyllis Swink Fifth Row: Reba Thomason Donese Tusscy Lucille Walser Richard Whisnant 012501720 'zu mms img mimi x Dad we '45- a Q E ml is r. fx n is a a an a r.. 4 is - -.5 Qu wg -2-fi-2a:5::e52:-25:55.. W M we T . if-gfffffjiiiifgz . . ...j'IjIQ:,:::: 5 i 'E I :fr :Q1 s-II'1- ' Iii.. f xi: ww A . lr, ' - ' :':'j. j:!'-Q: 'Ii Q1 S 1 .-::: A II . . 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L31 - 5 RL: , ,, ' :- 4:1 -, VZ-,I A , , -A 'L .,.,. - . . wif' N :-: :fc v s: , .. - M' ,-sf-f':q'v -- E6.L:L.LaQ:f:L: - -M ' T. f- . :-:,-: .. H H :-: .. 5:.,:a: f- 552- af - f 4, , . ' -' 'li H- f-+V' , - . x . H B ' - .1 1:-' ' :Q .,.. 0' 52 ' , H H ' , - w Hkwmfgf 4 , ,- - - 'sm-Q-VU 1 gin M W f ,All 1 f ,W A H , J M W X H, :IE K :Og ms . ws . :E -Pj im mm , H 'N-8' Q-:H 11 f W, If sa 1 mam ms. X A . H i? - .I .A .1 P- SSBHQH' 1 mms - L. III? .' s 'ik 1 'EE Rf 5 . .EG EZ? QQQQQAEN 'Q N MW g ZS5,5l72El2 Clam Uffiaazi Tommy Sowers, Vice-Prcsidentg La Rue Leonard, Presidentg Bobby Wagner, Secretary. First Row: Bryce Bates, lack Cline, Charleen Dorsett, Alma Lou Essick, Elizabeth Everhart. Second Row: Hugh Faulk, Nannie Freedle, Iimmy Hinkle, Grant Hyatt, Ioan Iames. 'Z Eigfllill ,Q H M A N .mgaqm M . aw was M E N an mn an mw- mn na nm is is za is a as mines mmm is 5- X was E ww - Aww sn 'W an 24 a is 9 Q-Q-. may wan we - ' my E NL 7 ,, .au mg :missin ms in I a -Q-mama www.. E ii .swam ,M an K Qs, 2 WH V- -3 grim m it Es ,ii mn L M in is u wks is xml maxim w ummm is wma a is ,- 1 , n sen nf. we HBH any s 1' .sq rw. - is is man-S1-i B mm is sw 11-M-M an ss- nmf is X fn --, ' is , xx x a n xx Q n, ,.. ,. Us fig - sw- H x : . X M wk ,QQ M H Q H E M Mm 1 M we .. E ,S Q QSM, .fx K ,wry f- s'fs-may -we :- .m..,. First Row: Shirley Jordan, Bobby Lanier, Iohnny Leonard, La Rue Leonard, Max Leonard, Pauline Leonard. Second Row: Virginia Leonard, Esther Link, Ronda Maness, Lavon Michael, Robert Miller, Terry Nifong. Third Row: Dorothy Phillips, Pauline Pickett, Iames Poole, Iuliet Queen, Iuanita Shelton, Geneva Shumaker. Fourth Row: Tommy Sowers, Bob VVagner, Ioan W'agner, Raeford Wagner, Gray Weaver. Pic- ture Missing: Van Byars, Doniese Everhart. Gene Hi nkle, YVayne Love, Iustina Teague. EIGHTH GRADE 'E A lack Merritt I. C. Franklin Lamar Whitley lohnny Koontz Carlton Brinson Shirley Byerly Miss Link, Teacher Freda Garren Terry lohnson Martha Latham Ierry lohnson Aida Mae McCrary Bobby Biesecker Virginia Mahaley Glenn I-Iepler Donese Davis Ruth Carter Shirley Wood Rose Leonard Lala Brinkley EIGHTH GRADE Qs Billy Weaver Austin Leonard Ashby Lanier Billy Kepley Charlie Byerly Don Sowers Bobby Adkins Crissy Leonard Dixie Myers Carolyn Leonard Ieanette Hege Ann Craver Toby Leonard Hazel Surratt Geneva Rhyder Iewell MeCrary Angeline Mosely Charlotte Craver Mary lane Hinkle Yvonne Weisner Delores Trexler Doris Walser Betty Swicegood Sarah Giles Edith Fritts Mr. Evans, Teacher SEVENTH GRADE Benny Sisk Bruce Sink Archie Nifong lack Weatherman Bobby Fine Clyde Everhart Wade Curry Benny Link Alfred Essick Odell Poole Ioe Hyatt fer B rf. 4. Homer Rae Whitted Mrs I-llnley Truluck Tewcher Becky Whitlow Sherry Stabler Nancy Weaver Carolyn Whisnant Barbara Leonard Doris Leatherman Betty Merritt Ioan Michael Shirley I-Iinkle Margy Wood Peggy Essick J! WMU XRS 55? Sports GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Beatrice Hinkle, Louise Beck, Mary Ann Fritts, Martha Beeker, Lucille Walser. Second Row: Nancy Beck, Marie Queen, Peggy Lanier, Patty Walser, Sue Essick, Mr. A. B. Evans, Coich. Third Row: Nancy Grubb, Donese Tussey, Peggy Sowers, Betty Koontz, Marie Osborne. 1-102- The girls' basketball team chalked up its brightest season in many a year for the old alma mater in 1949- 1950 and went on to the hardwood intent in making the Students of Welcome High take notice. Betty Koontz, Sue Essick, and Louise Beck, all regular forwards, returned for another year of service. Beatrice Hinkle and Patty Walser are surely showing signs of smooth work as forwards. The guard posi- tion was also well filled. Martha Beeker, Mary Ann Fritts, and Marie Usborne, starters on last year's team, were on hand along with Lucille Walser and Nancy Beck, who played quite a bit of ball last year. The lead- ing candidates for replacement for the starting team as forwards are Peggy Lanier, Peggy Sowers. and Donese Tussey. The potential guard subs are Marie Queen and Nancy Grubb. The girls had their best season at Welcome High, playing the same grinding schedule as the boys, and coming out on the good end of a hard fought season. cifzofzfs BOYS' BASKETBALL TEAM First Row: Don Grubb, Tommy Leonard. Iimmy Iordan, Richard VVhisnant, Ralph Essick. Second Row: Mr. A. B. Evans, Coach, Bobby Beck. Ronald Thomas, Iackie Everhart, Dickie Berrier, Iimmy Ring, Conley Koontz. Third Row: Iimmy Lanier, Bryce Leonard, Bobby Essick, Richard Phelps, Ray Donald Everhart. -4431-1 After losing Five men last year, we had to mold our team from sophomores to build a team capable of holding its own with the past Blue and Gold wearers. The team showed great improvement, and we ho pe to see the team climb in the future to the top as past Welconie teams have done. The Five Hrst-stringers this year were Ralph Essick as forward, Don Grubb as forward, limmy Iordan as center, and Rich ard Whisnant and Tommy Leonard as guards. Richard Phelps, Iimmy Lanier, and lack Everhart showed great skill as subs. The 1949-1950 Basketball Team had a tough schedule this year. They played eighteen conference games with teams all over the county, making a good showing for- themselves by winning the majority of the games. cqpofzfi Pat Everhart Nancy Weaver CHEERLEADE Dot Walker RS Carolyn Leonard Carthina Merritt ... md .5710 'zfz Sue Essick Richard Whisnant Louise Beck Don Grubb Betty Koontz Iimmy Iordan W S .L ,. wfwwmwwiggug . . 4 - -2: 5,1 Q-am i YW'-1 'Q , .1 E S2 . 53,5 1 J 3 QQ N N WR 'way Baia Betty Koontz . . ...... President Nancy Weaver . Vice-President cqafivifiza EEL! Mildred Sink . . . ..... Secretary Dorothy Walker .. . Treasurer Patty Walser loan Bates Almecla Phillips Betty Koontz Mildred Sink Nancy Weaver Dorothy Walker Bobby Leonard George Nilfong Charles Sink Ralph Essick Tommy Leonard Put Everhn rt Carolyn Leonard Gqczfivifisa l i 1 1 l i FRENCH CLUB First Row: Iackie Everhart, loan Bates, Pat Everhart, Mildred Sink, Iohnsie Gobble, Melba Faulk, Carol Foster. Second Row: Carolyn Leonard, Betty Koontz, Nancy WCZlX'Cf, Martha Becker, Bernice I-lege, Ruth Swing, Peggy lordan, Peggy Sovvers. Third Row: Dorothy VValker, Charles Sink, Lloyd Grubb, Bobby Leonard, Ioel Leonard, Richard Phelps. Ronald Thomas. Don Grubb, Miss Corinne Stiller, Sponsor. l l s DRAMATICS CLUB First Row: Iackie Everhart, Betty Koontz, Melba Faulk, Ioetta Tussey, Iohnsie Gobble Mildred Sink, Nell Sink, Carol Foster. Second Row: Carolyn Leonard, Dorothy VValker, Nancy VVeaver, Pat Everhart, Sue Essick, Louise Beck, Peggy Iordan, Mrs. Ralph Proto, Sponsor, Third Row: Ralph Essick, Iimmy Ring, Ioel Leonard, Gene Hill, Iimmy Latham, Reid Black, Noel Leatherman, Paul Lanier. 1 cqcfiuifisa Learning to do I FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Doing to learn Earning to live Living to servc BUS DRIVERS Iimmy Latham Tommy Leonard Ralph Essick Gene Hill Noel Leatherman cqcfiuifiai LUNCHROOM STAFF OUR IANITOR oqcfioifiaa Queen , , Sue Essick King Iimmy Lanier fPicture does not appear on this pzigej. COMMERCIAL CLUB First Row: Carol lean Foster. Izickie Evcrhart, Ioan Bates, Mary Ann Fritts, Beatrice Hinkle, Patty Wulscr, Sue Essick. Second Row: Peggy Sue Lanier, Almcclu Phillips, Icnn Evcrlizirt. Milclrccl Shumzikcr, In-nc Leonard. Marie Queen, Louise Beck, Mrs. Paul Maydizin, Sponsor. fkovuzrvfnfnnk S9 B Haitts Tire Service Manely l-laitt Welcome, North Carolina Compliments of ODELL BERRIER Painting and Wallpapering Arcadia, North Carolina Compliments of DR. V. C. LANIER Welcome, North Carolina M. O. HAYNES Dealers in General Merchandise Fertilizers - Hardware Gas and Oils Welcome, North Carolina Delicious: Steaks Chicken Country Ham With all the Trimmingsl Dine at Tall Pine Tavern Winston Road KEN'S ESSO SERVICE GROCERIES Heavy Essick Garage Let Us improve Your Car Body Work Repairing Painting . Phone 2-0412 Welcome, N. C. Compliments of WELCOME OIL COMPANY Phone 2-0212 Lincoln Link Clifford Hill Zimmerman Company FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES Your Search for Economy Ends Here Welcome, North Carol ina RIPPLE MOTOR CO. De som - PLYMOUTH Soles and Service Phone 2-O3l2 Welcome, N. C. l Welcome Milling Co. FLOUR -- FEED - GRAIN Telephone 8714 Welcome, North Carolina Welcome Barber Shop Lloyd E. Crover, Jr. Located in the Ripple Building ot Welcome SILVER BELL GRILL Grade A Eat with George Showers Welcome, North Carolina C 1' FARMERS SUPPLY Purino Chows - Baby Chicks J. Fertilizer and Form Supplies l Points, l-lardwore and MACHINE SHOP Ummm, - Welcome, North Carolina Welcome, North Carolina CRAVER AND ESSICK HARDWARE AND LUMBER, CO. MILL WORK - BUILDING SUPPLIES PHONE 2810 Lexington, North Carolina O. L. Evans Motor Co. MYERS AUTO PARTS The Best Good Used Cars INCQRPQRATED Recopgncgmonlginlijepoirs PHONE 2-6059 Comer Lexington, North Carolina Main and West Second Streets L LLL LI Essick Repair Shop Leonard - Troutman Taylor Seat Covers Auto Service Glass and Awnings Complete Service phone 2421 BOX 92 Opposite Postoffice Lexington, North Carolina Phone 562 - 443 MERRITT MOTOR COMPANY Body and Fender Repairs - Painting WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS Welcome, North Carolina CRAVER BROTHERS A Phone.8'l'l4 R. F. D. No. 4 Lexington, North Corolino PETE'S CLEANERS l-love Your Old Clothes Mode to Look Like New Welcome, North Corol ino JOHN LEONARD WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRI NG All Work Guoronteed 329 Woughtown Street Winston-Solem, N. C. , Compliments of l l Hoover Furniture Store Co. Mr. 84 Mrs. Glenn Hoover Phone 2812 lt Pleoses Us to Please You' ll Compliments of l Compliments of WELCOME GROCERY l Tusseyfs Drive-In Fresh Meats Groceries Service with ci Smile Welcome, North Carolina Curb Service Lexington, North Corolino MAN N IMPLEMENT COMPANY Formoll Tractors lnterncitionol-Harvester Equipment 430 N. Moin Street Lexington, N. C. COMMERCIAL BANK Lexington, North Carolina Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Cornpany Fry Electric Company Electrical Contracting and Engineering Wiring - Fixtures - Appliances Phone 5I7 Lexington, N, C Compliments of DIXIE LUNCH Lexington, North Carolina Belk-Martin Company Lexington's Shopping Center Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of Piedmont Piedmont Funeral Home Furniture Company 405 South Main Street III North Main Street PHONE 2366 PHONE 2368 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Congratulations , icqrglinq To The Class of l l . '50 I Appliance Company I Westinghouse Dealer Pickett and Green Lexington Lexington, North Carolina Ngrfh Carolina l Keen Furniture Co., Carolina Fish Your Philco Dealer and Poultry Market PHONE 2731 Phone 2744 Lexington, N, C, , Lexington, North Carolina ,,, if W, Y fri , ,im, lv, ,, ,,..,, .,,, L, .tm-LYVLLK Compliments of Century Oaks Service Station Pop Cline WASHING AND GREASING Service S1-ai-ion l NlOlI'1 Sf. Pl'1Ol'1e Telephone Lexington, North Carolina Lexingfonl North Caroline ACME PLUMBING Er HEATING COMPANY PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS Pipe, Fittings, Valves, Water Systems PHONE 2264 Esso Oil Burners Automatic Water Heaters BOOT'S SHOPPE Ladies' Ready-to-Wear PHONE 26lO Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of B 6' B Laundry and Dry Cleaners Lexington, North Carolina SMlTH - FRITTS cLoTHiNo - SPORTSWEAR Everything for the Men Bostonian Shoes Phone 2488 Carolina Panel Company, Inc. Manufacturers ot Quality Plywood Lexington, North Carol ina Gordon Motors, lnc. 'Your Friendly Ford Dealer Lexington, North Carolina 220 North Main Street PHONE 463 Sink, Taylor, Evans, Inc BUICK - PONTIAC Sales and Service Phone 54l Lexington, N. C The J. F. Ward Co. Merchandise ot Quality Phone 2344 Lexington, North Carolina Hartley's Esso Service Phone 2784 i 6l6 North Main Street Lexington, North Carolina Wagner Tire Service Barrett Brake Service PHONE 2382 Lexington, North Carolina l Parker-lMiller Company l l REGISTERED JEWELERS American Gem Society fUnited States and Canadal Lexington, North Carol ina Siceloff Manufacturing Co., Inc. Lexington, North Carolina Manufacturers of BIG-DAD and LIL-DAD Work Clothes Cowhide Brand Ladies' and Girls' Jeans lt's Our HGBBY E. G. Fritts Piano Co. As Well As Our BUSINESS Dealer in New and Used Pianos To MORE BGTTGI' Piano Tuning and Repairing PHOTOGRAPHS H. Lee Waters Studio Lexington, North Carolina Piano Instruction 40 E. First St. Lexington, N. C. Hill Top Florist We Wire Flowers Everywhere THE WOODLIEFS 963 S. Main St. Phone 2846 Lexington, North Carolina MRS. HoLLls HELMSTETLER Florist Corsages - Cut Flowers 277 W. Fifth St. Phone 6240 Lexington, North Carolina We Are Proud To Be Connected With The Progressive Community Ot WELCOME Its Steady Progress In The Post Justities The Foith Ot Its People In The Future COBLE IDAIRY' PRCJDUCITS Incorporated Look tor the Green Oval COCA-CO LA BOTTLING COMPANY E. M. Word Company Manufacturers and Dealers in All Kinds of Finished Building Materials Phone 527 Lexington, North Carolina Arnold Wcilser Used Cars 24-Hour Wrecker Service Lexington's Used Car Dealer Phone 504 South Main Street Griffith Office Equipment Company Royal Typewriters 2l3 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina VOGLER SERVICE Ambulance Funeral Directors Dependable for More Than 80 Years PHONE 6lOl Winston-Salem, North Carolina Wilson Furniture Co, Furniture and Floor Covering W. S. Phone 4-4846 Midway, Route l, Lexington, N. C .. . Y-Y fr A -- LEXlNGTON'S CHEVROLET DEALER FOR OVER 28 YEARS DAVIDSON MOTOR COMPANY, Inc. Lexington, North Carolina Carolina Tire Company Your Goodyear Dealer loo N. Mean sf. Phone 2838 Lexington, North caroline Lexington Motor Company, Inc. CADILLAC - OLDSMOBILE International Trucks Sales and Service 2l5 N. Main St. Phone 485 Lexington, North Carolina Piedmont Gas Service MAGIC CHEF STOVES CALORIC STOVES BRYANT WATER HEATERS PHONE 2496 Lexington, North Carolina Lanier Hardware Co. Sporting Goods and Electrical Appliances l5 W. Second Ave. Phone 467 Lexington, North Carolina Fred Thompson, Inc. Clothing, Shoes Gent's Furnishings Lexington, North Carolina Green Printing Company School Printing and Office Supplies Telephone 543 Lexington, North Carolina The Modern Method THAYER CLEANERS Winston Road and Sixth Street Phone 2437 Lexington, North Carolina Cash and Carry and Delivery Complimenzs of WESTERN AUTO Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of Dixie Restaurant Equipment Co. 2I6 N. Church Street Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments of Frank A. Stith Co. Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments of RAWLS DELICIOUS FOODS Inc. Makers of Good Things to Eat Winston-Salem, North Carolina Bocock - Stroud Co. G. E. REFRIGERATORS Toys - Sporting Goods DIAL 4-2421 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Compliments of RULANE GAS SERVICE Carolina Rulane Company Winston-Salem, North Carolina Draughon Business College Is the Place to get Your Business Training Winston-Salem, North Carolina J. A. Hill, Jr., Grocery Groceries - Oil and Gas 4038 Indiana Avenue Phone 3-3930 Winston-Salem, North Carolina Start Today SAVE CITY GROCERY For Your ChiIdren's Education Fresh Meats and Groceries Industrial Building and Loan Association Lexington, North Carolina PHONE 465 Thomasville, North Carolina Phone 4l7 l9 West Center St. i Citizens Insurance Agency Mutual Insurance of All Kinds Lexington, North Carolina Ashmore Business College Thomasville, North Carolina The Progressive School at Business Phone 535 P. O. Box 333 Sunlight Laundry and Cleaners Let Our Phone Line Be Your Clothes Line Phone 428 Lexington, North Carolina Boaze Motor Company Inc. DODGE - PLYMOUTH DODGE Job-Rated TRUCKS Lexington, North Carolina Phone 482 Lexington Shirt Co. Complfmem Lexington, North Carolina of A Good Place to Work l P I' P 'd V t' YISUFGVICG O lCy-1 Cll GCG lOI'1S Light work LUNCH Colonial Furniture Store , Home of Better Furniture Admiral Refrigerators l T Use Admiral Electrical Ranges Admiral Television l WHITE LILY W. First St. Lexington, N. C. PHONE 2877 The Finest Flour from ts 't trmwm T Money Can Buy 7 F7 P 7 P, 777777 V A FOR Lexington Furniture Exchange Biswif PGSTVY Complete Home Outfitters Sails Brilgd Your Frigidaire Dealer We Sell it for Less l3 N. Main St. Phone 487 Compliments of O E CON RAD'S F3 Your G. E. Dealer S' l929 Manager-Herbert Lohr 2 mcfe U' Sporting Goods Opposite of 2 TOYS-GCIVUCS SOL,ITl'1el'l'1 RCllll'OGCl DIAL 484 Lexington, North Carolina Lexington, North Carolina Compliments of KERN'S BAKERI ES HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Craver's Paint and Wall Paper Store Lexington Hardware Sherwmwillioms Everything in Hardware W Products and Sports 25 E. Center ST. Phone 2717 Lexington, North Cqrgling Lexington, North Carolina HAYN ES and HAYES J EWELERS Phone 2490 Winston Road Lexington, North Carolina Piedmont Electric Repair Company of Lexington, lnc. PHONE 2457 Motor Rewinding Electrical Contractors Central Motors, lnc. cl-WRSLER and Pl.YMouTi-I Sales and Service Phone 2494 925 N. Main St. Lexington, North Carolina HEDRICK 6' BRIGGS PHONE 591 Lexington, North Carolina R. C. HINKLE Buy Your Groceries Where Your Money Buys More Welcome, North Carol ina Stonewall Overall Co. Manufacturers of Overalls and Dungarees PHONE 2612 Lexington, North Carolina mi? S12 S2 SE 52 412 512 SB SP S12 52 SB 52' E AUTOGRAPHS mi? if if 45 if ik? if if 65 ii QE if ibm CQOQE5. Z ' Iimmy Ring: I just saw a woman slip and fall on the ice. Iimmy Latham: Did you see her flop? Iimmy Ring: Well, almost. Miss Stiller: Sonny, don't use such bad words. Don Foust: Shakespeare uses them. Miss Stiller: VVell, don't play with him. Teacher: K'It's easv to write a play. First act, boy meets girlg second act. they holcl hands: third act, they kiss. Gene: That's how I got arrested. Teacher: What do you mean? Gene: I wrote a Five-act play. Then there was the fellow who wore Inne Russell's sweater backwards to a masquerade party and won Hrst prize as a camel. Paul Revere rides swiftly through the streets on his steed, yelling up at the windows. At the first house he shouts: Is your husband home? Yes. Tell him we're off to Hght the Britishf' as he charged towards the next house. Is your husband home? Yes. il li ll Is your husband home? LL T 19 lNo. Whoah! 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