Wentworth High School - Golden Leaves Yearbook (Wentworth, NC)

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GZJJ jfsfory Back then it seemed very important to us that sweet spring day in 1953 We girls put on our new white dresses the boys their neckties and we marched down the aisle and across the stage receiving certificates of promotion to high school High school how thrilling' The next fall we were freshmen We thought the seniors were the most' We elected class officers They were President Wayne Gunn Vice President James Carroll Secretary Judy Craddock and Treasurer Nancy Thomas Our advisors were Mr Dallas and Mrs Baker Four of our girls Nancy Thomas Betty Grey Arnold Linda Kallam and Judy Craddock were cheerleaders Dale Paschal was first runner up in the annual beauty pageant That year our first we had parties Joined clubs attended basketball games and did all of those high schoolish things We were itl The next Autumn came and we were sophomores We found that it wasn t all play Class officers were President Mary Alice Collms Vice Prestdent Reidy Dabbs Secretary Treasurer Ted Murrell Reporter Shirley Reynolds Those who were on the Varsity were girls Linda Kallam Shirley Reynolds Bemadina Duke and Betty Hudson and boys Hugh Carter Prentiss Scott Donald Heffinger Hurley Quackenbush and Edward Wheeler Hazel Gammon became a cheerleader The year was soon gone before we realized it and school was out' Autumn again back to school and we were Juniors Considering big plans officers were elected Kelly Reporter Shirley Reynolds Our advisors were Mr Gentry and Mr Harrelson Nancy Thomas became chief cheerleader and Betty Gray Arnold made the Varsity Shirley Reynolds was elected Co Captain of the Varsity basketball team and Prentiss Scott was elected most outstanding basketball player of Rockingham County The marshals were Chief Wayne Gunn Hazel Gammon Linda Kallam Mar garet Johnson Nancy Thomas and Betty Gray Arnold We gave the seniors a beautiful banquet which we enjoyed too We called ourselves Rebels and had it inscribed on our class rings Much more happened that year too much to write Seniors' With Mrs Rankin as our advisor class offtcers were President Eddie McCollum Vice Presr dent Hurley Quackenbush Treasurer Prentiss Scott Secretary Yvonne Odell Reporter Hazel Gam mon Corresponding Secretary Linda Kallam Nancy Thomas was elected President of the Student Coun cil Margaret Johnson Student Council Vice President of the district and Dale Paschal became Miss Wentworth High Dale Paschal also became a cheerleader Betty Gray Arnold was Chgsen Edltor of the GOLDEN LEAVES Shirley Reynolds and Linda Kallam were elected Co Captains of the girls basketball team and Donald Heffinger and Hurley Quackenbush were elected Co Captains of the boys basketball team As seniors we have realized what education meant We realized all that has been done for us in the past We know that graduation from Wentworth means that some of us may never meet agam on this earth In the past few years together many things have happened which we will never forget Among us there have been grudges and misunderstandings but there has also been love and forgiveness Words cannot express many of our feelings but to those who have done so much for us we wish to thank We cannot see the future but we realize now that we shall never lose those sweet and beautiful memories of these first years of our lives Mary Alice Collins Class Historian President, Wayne Gunng Vice President, Wayne Manleyg Secretary, Betty Gray Arnoldg Treasurer, John

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Has! wzf anof 7esfame12f We the Sentor Class of Ntneteen Hundred and Flfty I Vtrgtnta Hall leave my perfect attendance Seven of Wentworth Htgh School rn the county of to Brenda Roberts Rockingham State of North Caroltna berng of sound I Margaret Johnson leave my Future Plans mrnd do wrtte thts document to Jean Conner I Betty Hudson leave my basketball sutt to Jo ARTICLE I Ann Belton To the Faculty I Lrnda Holland leave my books to Elna Carter Mr Hunter We leave our thanks for permrssron to I Ltnda Kallam leave my eye for the basket to get off class to work on thts annual to Bennte Trent Mrs Rankm A Sentor Class that stays tn class I Regtna McCollum leave lrbrary work to Hrlda least part of the trme Carter Mr Smrth Permlsston not to go to any of the teach I Yvonne Odell leave my laughtng ways to ers meettngs Barbara Long Mr Gentry A class with no gtgglmg gtrls I Dale Paschal leave wrth Buddy .Mr Bulter A pass to the ballgames and a free Pepst I Shtrley Reynolds leave my abrlrty to play Mtss Edmondson The problems of the annual basketball to Francts Odell Mr Dallas The problem of replacmg the WONDER I Mary Ellen Ross leave my love of school to FUL semors on the team and cheerleadtng squad Lucy Thomas Mrs Wrtght A shorthand class that ltkes to take I Rosa Ann Ross leave my membershtp tn the dtctatton Beta Club to Ervm Roberts Mr Sharpe A class wrlltng to clean shop I Ida Stone leave my blush to Nancy Strader Mrs Meador Our deep thanks and Betty Carter I Ltllre Stump leave my smrle to Rodney Odell ARTICLE H I Nancy Thomas leave my school sptrtt to the Undergraduates wayne Barber the Jumors we leave our prty and problems I Hugh Carter leave my fltrty ways to Nelson the Sophomores we leave two years of struggle Gunn the FIGSUTHCD we leave H Hilfd Time I Kenneth Crowder leave my quret ways to Larry Woods Indrvrdual Sentor Bequest I Ronme Duncan leave my art abtltty to I Margaret Adams leave the rce cream stand Freddie Caudle to Wayne Clrfton I Wayne Gunn leave my careful drrvrng to I Gray Arnold leave my blonde hatr to Nancy John Jarrell Arthur I Donald Heffmger leave my membershlp to I Azlle Belton leave my dancmg to Ann the Roll Over Club to Pleas McM1chae1 Wl11l3U1S I Eugene Ingram leave my love for basketball I Mary Burton leave my sneeze to Curtts to Preston Cox Gallldlll I James Jones leave my abrlrty to charm gtrls I Hattte Cam leave someone very spectal to Jrmmy Jones I-'iffy I John Kelly leave my langurd movements to I Shtrley Cayton leave my hetght to Soma Sonja Smothers Smothers I Wayne Manley leave my abtltty to get along I Mary Altce Colltns leave my qutet ways to rn class to Freddre Brtm SIUTICY ROIDCIIS I Ted Murrell leave my Job at the A8rP to any I Dorothy Corum leave my bashfulness to one who wants tt Corolre Moran I Eddte McCollum leave my abtltty to keep I Regma Corum leave my love of bookkeepmg the Hot Rods on the road to Wtllram Earls to Jean Haskrng I Bobby Pegram leave my hrgh average to all I Judy Craddock leave my automobtle to Sarah the Juntors HUVCY I Hurley Quackenbush leave wrth Dale I Deane Doyle leave my homemaktng abrltty I Prenttss Scott leave my love of basketball to to Mary Sue Crowder Rodger Lemmons I Bemadrna Duke leave my rtng to Louise I Edward Wheelar leave nothtng to nobody Rakestraw because I have nothrng to leave 13 I Hazel Gammon leave my abtltty to study to Freddte Bum Teswmr Judy Craddock ' . . . - 14. . . . . ' ' , ' , ' 15. , , 16. , , ' 2 17. , ' , . . : ' ' 18. , ' , . ' 1 ' ' at 19. , ' , ' ' . ' : ' ' - 20. , , ' . 1 ' ' ' ' , 21. , , ' . . : 'l 22. , ' , ' ' . : ' - 23. , , ' . : , 24. ' I . . - : ' ' , 25. , , 26. , ' ' . ' 27. . , ' I T0 : . T0 ' ' . 28. , , ' T0 . . T0 .P . ' . 29. , , ' ' ' ' : 30. , ' , ' ' 1- 1 1 I ' ' . ' . 31. , , ' ' 2- . . ' . - 32. , ' , ' 3' ' . ' . H - U . l I ' - 33. , . 4- . . ' . . ' 34. I ' , , . 5- . ' ' . ' , ' . - 35. , . ' 6- . ' , ' ' ' . - 36. , , ' ' 7. , . . I . . . . ' I - 37. , . ' ' 3- . , ' . I - 38. , ' , ' ' 9. , ' , ' - ' ' . ' . 39. , , ' 10. , , ' ' , - 40. , , ' . 11. . , ' ' ' 41. , ' , 12- - ' , ' ' 42. , . '