West Rowan High School - West Wind Yearbook (Mount Ulla, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1952 volume:

HORS 3 : Donated By Nena K. Gibson I CAE CO SAKE Volume II PUBLISHED BY THE SENIOR CLASS MOUNT ULLA HIGH SCHOOL Mounie Ulam NeG. ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY SALISBURY; N.C. ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY NC ROW.24 MOU {GAIL i aaa i in Seo IRSCS ITE AER eb eby MR PAUIZES CHRIS TES To those who have labored with and for us through the years we pay tribute of fond recollection. We shall cherish the memory of our departed friends, Mr. F. G. Hall and Mr. Paul E. Christie. To our local ministers who so faithfully and willingly serve us in so many varied capacities, we gratefully dedi- cate this eleventh volume of the Mount Ulla Keepsake. MRR. oe 2 DMIS TON SCHOOL BOARD MR ..C. Lb. BARNHARDT MISSINA STEVENSON MR, A. W. LINGLE MRS, ALBERT OETTINGER Principal English - French Agriculture Home Economics QOL, Mies De. No JEER ERS MRS. W. L. JOHNSTON NMRip oe eee DOL History - Phy. Ed. Science Commerc ial MRS, ROBERT KNOX MRS, L. P. TRIVETTE MRS. W. L. CROWELL MRS, C. C, HOLCOMB Eight Grade Seventh Grade Sixth Grade Fifth Grade MRS. R. R. MORGAN Nebr olnFy MRS. W. S. BARBER MISS LEONA MORGAN Fourth Grade Thirds Grade Second Grade First Grade Baal Wud x Oo Mitchell Cress, Lawyer; Rachel Webb, Historian. Second Row: Richard Sloan, Prophet; Anne Parker, Statistician; Peggy Winecoffe, Giftorian; Bobby Miller, Poet. Snncak K a7 First Row: Elizabeth Eargle, Literary Editor; Doris Graham, Art Editor; Phyllis Gra- ham, Editor-in-Chief; Walter Kluttz, Circulation Manager; Polly Graham, Feature Edi- tor; Alex Morrow, Sports Editor; Richard Edmiston, Business Manager. Phyllis Graham President Bobby Miller Vice President Rachel Webb Secretary Alex Morrow Treasurer MASCOTS Jane LaRue Larry Miller ROBERT EDWARD WOLFE oR? Fun-Loving Baseball Mgr. 1,2; Baseball 3,4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Foot- ball 4; Bus Driver 3,4. WAIST ER Db Ki Usa i Z, Sisyuuel Persistent Baseball Mgr. 1; Transferred to Boyden High School, Salis- burnveceissatOootballacao bases ball 4; Annual Staff 4; F.F.A. 1; 4-H Club ljsJun, Var. Bask- etball 1; Monogram 4; Bus Dri- ver 4, JAMES LEE MILLER SC Saeay” Conscientious Baseball 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Beta Club 3;gfyotball 4; (CalbsS tatt 4 abs bee Arena PHYLLIS ANNE GRAHAM PEN aati 9” Versatile Class Secretaryels GlasserPress 4; Annual Staff 4. Cub Statf 4- Fee Ti wAS. lt caeon 4 eRe pOntere: t= tied 2.03 45 res wee Beta Club 3,4; Chief Marshal 3; Glee Club 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Jun. Var.21; Dramatics: Club lucas feteria Cashier 4; Monogram Club 3,4, RICHARD A. EDMISTON SCiRLela? Genuine ID LIP IN, Ip By Dy 43 IRepOrtGe LE Treas. 3,4; Carolina Farmer 3; Class President 2; Basket- balliMere 92) 3;.bus iD rivers4- Student Council 1; Monogram Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Pres. Monogram Club 4, CARL ALEXANDER MORROW JR. ‘ Alex’’ Unselfish Class Pres. 1; Bus Driver 3, 4; Student Council 1; King of Hall- oween Carnival 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3,4; Basketball 2, 3,4, Co- Captainw4, Bar oA. lacy .Class Meee, 3, Zs Zslel A snokoukoie Var. 1; Annual Staff 4; Cafeter- ia Cashier 3, Monogram Club 3,4; Treas. 3,4. HARRY FF, HALL Merry Perens 25 3, 43°F Ootball 4; GLADYS McDANIEL 4-H Cliub 1,2; Junior Varsity ““TOOUS Basketball 1. Congenial FRANCES E. STEELE I olnlb As bo @, 3,48 Gelet i, lai lay Kind Eee Ae eee eS GUC elite Cron. Z-aBetaG lubes mGlLeer@ labora rs Varsity Basketball 1. PEGGY LOU ORBISON SIP eer” Gay GARLAND RAY BRIGGS 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; F.H.A. Clut mrieaale IZ 4 eOLiicens tattycnnGlee Envi TP h2Na td Gru ec river RUBY BLANCHE LIPE Club 3. 3,4; Baseball 3,4; Monogram Poised Glabes 4. Glee, Glubtsyireetis A. Club tl, 2, 3,4. RICHARD C., SLOAN SSRevoOloMe” ” Ambitious Student Council 2; Marshal 3; Beta Club 3,4; Class Prophet 4; Cub Staff 4. RACHEL BELLE WEBB OUST eum Dependable HiplieeAy we lecrno 4 Clasiseoec= cretary 3,4; Class Historian 4; Assistant Librarian 3,4; Beta Club 3; Marshal 3; Vice-Pres. F.H.A. 4; 4-H Club 1; Cub Staff 38 ROBERT H. MILLER el Ole Scholarly IP BAP AN, Ina, Seth, See, JLR Swe dent Council 1; Beta Club 3,4, Pres, 4; Marshal 3; Class Vice- Pres. 4; Carolina Farmer 4; Class Poet 4. i : PAULINE JENETTE GRAHAM . PIE eM Lhe Thoughtful Cheerleader 1,4, Chief 4; Stu- dent Council 1; Basketball 2; Class Vice-Pres. 3; Glee Club 2,3; Marshal 3; Monogram Club Sas etas Gilubmoe4e Acs seme loypeMeneye, Bo IP lel No Np Bp 354s Press ae Disaimaticsm Giluibmecr AnnualeStattc4 a iiceEViaten asi= Ketbal leiemGubsotarteoeras ANNE WHITE PARKER Boake tim Witty Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Class Re- porter 1; Statistician 4; Mono- gram Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, AboeaG., 25 IMiaieelnall sk 19. Ielo Ne Giubel eyes. DORIS MARIE GRAHAM sR eeu: Energetic BO HSA. 1,2, 3,4; 4-H 152; Sec= retary 1; Beta Club 3,4, Vice- Priests ae Disa a tic sm Grit ome) Marshal 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 2,4; Junior Var. 1; Monogram Club 3, 4; Glee Club 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Library Asst. 3,4; Cub Staff 4; Class Reporter 4; Student Council l, 2; Secretary 2; All Tournament Foul Shooting Trophy 3; Hallo- ween .lueen 3; Miss Mt. Ulla 3; Valentine Queen 2, ANNIE BURKHEAD GRAHAM ‘“‘Miss Anne’’ Cooperative CHARLES LEONARD EDWARDS EerieAgele2) 3.4; Glee Club 2, Shen bie Cette. 3 Helpful VIVIAN NEWTON ID 19 GANG Nj Ay Sy Hs IBWS IDagiyer aor anes 3,4. Demure Junior Var. Basketball 1; F.H. ING WA Tan Sig C3 Belsle PHYLLIS ANNE KENNERLY eer eas 2 . Alert NITA CORRELL Ber eA mele cen one Llib raryeA Six Artistic Sistantet nC eeuG@ iil bmZ ens. Hr Avele2 554s beta@ilbess PATTY JO OLIPHANT Secretary F.H.A. 4; Glee Club Pata 3; Cub Staff 3,4; Assistant Li- Unassuming brarian 4. Glee; Glubelerc pmb iie A elec aS. 4, MITCHELIC CRESS Ess? Pleasant Fol As wince wey tce- bres. 3, Pres. 4; Carolina Farmer 3; Class Lawyer 4; Class Treas. Ve 1B, GUNMSUAIM Cal Sew Cheerful IP IP GIN, 1, Ay SS Ieocloelil al. 74, 3,4; Monogram Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Football 4. LOIS ANNE WEAST Frank PEGGY VICTORIA WINECOFFE Glee Club 3; Monogram Club IP SE Opde ie Glub ele Ze oe eee ress Purposeful ano AP ely InAs Sy abs: IBeoheoice GNSS Giktily 48 Ns (Clive) S41, Dall A, IMI @iry Be dwiaio@re War. HeAns Glubgls 2.1554 2G@lasis) Gita s elt allileslys torian 4; Cub Staff 4; Cheer- leader 4, ELIZABETH ANN EARGLE ‘ Tob 9 Courteous Transferred from James A, Gray High School, Winston- SalempltGlasicmlineasmcr Glasis PressmomGleen@ lubes. Viarsihal 3; Basketball 2, 3,4, Co-Captain 3, All-County 2, 3; Monogram Club 3,4; Beta Club 4; Cub Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Office Staff 3. BS = It was in the year nineteen hundred forty-eight that a group of forty- eight boys and girls entered into their high school life with Mr. Charles L. Younce and Mr. John T, King as advisers, The only excitement taking place during the year was the initiation of the freshmen into the F.F.A. Giles eval IF otal. AN. Clu). The next year only forty students entered and this year we had as our advisors Miss Gladys Craven and Miss Mary K. Williams now Mrs. Phil Sloop. This part of our high school life ended with a trip to Mirror Lake where we had a wiener roast. Then our Junior Year approached with twenty-five pupils enrolled. We had as our Junior Advisor, Mrs. S. H. Price and all of us knew what our task of nineteen-hundred-fifty-one was--the Junior-Senior Prom. After work had been started on this big project our advisor, Mrs. Price, was unable to be with us for the remainder of the year. Then Mrs. Johnson came to our rescue by taking up where Mrs. Price left off. We are very thankful to them for helping to make our Junior-Senior Prom a successful one. Eleven of the Juniors were accepted as members of the Beta Club. Even though our class had a misfortune during the year, it was finally brought to a very successful close. Then we became the ‘‘dignified seniors’’ with Miss Ina Stevenson as our adviser. This year our class had twenty-nine students enrolled. The class elected Phyllis Graham as president. Then the annual staff was elected. About two and one half weeks after school had begun we received our rings. Our high-school life has been a very successful and happy one. We, the seniors, of fifty-two hope that the underclassmen will have as happy and successful high-school-life as we have had. With this we must say ‘ Goodby”’. Rachel Webb Class Historian We, the Seniors of the class toiwl 952 beingvotustrone bodies, sUperiormintel l= gence, and unmarred consciences, endeavor to leave to the underclassmen of Mount Ulla School certain traits and reputations never before acquired in the said institution. Realizing that our achievements have been outstanding and beyond reproach, we ask that they accept these characteristics generously bestowed upon them. First, to our parents, for their loving care and faithful trust, we leave our hopes that our lives may be as successful as their fondest dreams would have them be. Second, to Miss Ina Stevenson, Mr. C. L. Barnhardt and the entire faculty, we leave our thanks and appreciation for their kind efforts and lasting patience, dur- ing the past years. Third, as individuals we leave this, our Last Will and Testament. iy Peggy Orbison, leave my Us Sea Historysboolmtoumyeuttles brothers Derrzelly hoping that he can pass it on something better than I. Ll, J2 Bo Grahampeleave my baseballesuitstotOrH el argle, We, Phyllis Graham and Lois Weast, leave our seats on bus 45 to the lower classmen that have been fighting for them. I, Ruby Lipe, leave my innocent blushes to Shirlene Edwards. We, Walter Kluttz, Jimmy Miller, Richard Sloan and Edward Wolfe, leave our Dixiecrat corner in Miss Stevenson’s room to Wayne McWilliams Farrell Brown, Jimmy McBride, and Philip Kirk; hoping that it will bring them as much success in voting as it did to us. 1, Alex Morrow, leave my love for baseball, to anyone who likes it as well as I. I, Vivian Newton, leave my ability of not going with anyone to Nancy Connelly. I, Peggy Winecoff, leave my love for Algebra, to my sister Phyllis, hoping she’ll have as good a teacher as I. I, Anne Parker, leave the ability of having to take only three subjects my senior year, to any junior who can arrange it. I, Polly Graham, leave my ability not to date my whole senior year, to anyone who might have this misfortune. I, Bobby Miller, will my inability to gain weight to Jimmy Graham. I, Gladys McDaniel, leave the back seat on bus 58 to Shirley and Barbara Jean, behave girls. We, Richard Edmiston, Harry Hall, and C. L. Edwards leave seven happy tea- chers to the juniors, I, Phyllis Kennerly, leave my seat in English to my little sister, Pat, hoping she will study more than I did. I, Frances Steele, leave my surplus amount of blood which rushes to my face at unexpected moments, to anyone who happens to have that handicap. I, Annie Graham, leave my ability to be quiet in study hali to Paul Graham. I, Rachel Webb, leave my job as assistant librarian to any girl who can do it bette rathanw I. I, Patty Oliphant, will my quiet manner to any junior who is able to be quiet in such a loud crowd. I, Doris Graham, whole heartedly leave No. 6 basketball suit (my pride and joy for four years) to Peggy Lowrance hoping she'll treat it with as much respect as I did. I, Garland Briggs, leave my ability to get out of school in less than fourteen Vicia nomLOnOlMiLhve Detreane nO Din CehenGanmc Omdits 1, Nita Correll, will my little brother Norman all my study halls, hoping he will use them better than I. I, Elizabeth Eargle, leave my school bus to Gilda Owens in hope that she will have less trouble than I had keeping it swept out each morning. And I, being of sound mind aud body, do hereby affix my signature to this, the Last Will and Testament of the class of 1952. Witnesses: Mitchell Cress Lawyer Lois Weast Doris Graham Richard Edmiston Te igatica — The other day, professor Swami, the famed fortune-teller was in Salisbury; so I decided to pay him a little visit to learn what the class of '52 was going to do in years to come. As [| went into his tent, I was amazed by its impressive appearance. How- ever, I went up to his table, laid a list of the names of my classmates in front of him, and asked if he could look into their futures. He said that he could do so very easily and began looking into the crystal ball very intently. ‘In 1965, Phyllis Graham will become chief editor of the New York Times. A few years after graduation, Alex Morrow will be star player and manager of the Boston Red Sox; while Jimmy Miller will be president of his own baseball club called the Miller’s Maulers. Gladys McDaniel and Vivian Newton will open the McDaniel-Newton Beauty Salon in Salisbury in 1962, and Ruby Lipe will be making a world wide reputation as a fash- ion designer in Paris at that time. Several years hence, Garland Briggs will open the Brigg's Automotive Repair Company just outside of Salisbury near the home of Walter Kluttz, the head football coach at Notre Dame. Richard Edmistonand C. L. Edwards will become well-known as co-owners of the huge Edmiston-Edwards Dairy which will cover 6400 acres. Peggy Orbison will write the book,.Eat More and More, which will make the 1965 best-seller list. ee oe me Gy Frances Steele willsmarry right after graduation and she and her husband will move to Florida, where he will run.a large orange plantation. Anne Parker will open a nursery called Parker-Park-Your-Child-Nursery. In 1962, Polly Graham-.will be known as the wife of the famous Air Force General Ted Kepley. Rachel Webb will be secretary to a great. importing establishment in New York and Phyllis Kennerly will be a secretary in a California fruit-growing firm. J. B. Graham will organize the Graham's Hillbilly Orchestra, which will play at the Stork Club. Mitchell Cress will become a well-known farmer and philosopher. Patty Jo Oliphant will become the Society reporter for the Salisbury Post. Nita Correll, who is a talented artist, will become a Hollywood motion picture artist. In the political field, Bobby Miller will become world famous as the man who settled the Cold War. He will be ambassador to Russia and will lead the United States and Russia to a peaceful understanding. The man who will be North Carolina's Governor in 1972 will be none other than Edward Wolfe, who will go in on the Dixiecrate ticket. Elizabeth Eargle will be head of the English department at the consolidated schools of Mt. Ulla, Cleveland, Woodleaf, and Hurley. Annie Graham will become head nurse at John Hopkins Hospital. Doris Graham, who is a fine French student, will become French interpreter ae WAS WW. IN. « Peggy Winecoffe will move to Texas and by 1965, she will be the owner of a giant ranch there. Lois Weast will become ski instructor at Sun Valley, Idaho, and will be the head of a fine ski team. In the mid-’60’s, Harry Hall will be known as the owner of one of the largest farimissinethiess tates. ‘‘And you, ’’ Prof. Swami said, pointing at me, ‘‘Will be the assistant head book- keeper at General Motors.’ ‘ Many thanks, Swami, '’’I said. Then I shook hands with him and left. Richard Sloan Prophet SENIOR SUPERLATIVES | WITTIEST Anne Parker Walter Kluttz MOST MUSICAL Jo2Bo Graham Doris Graham SENIOR SUPERLATIVES BEST DRESSED Harry Hall Ruby Lipe Be Pe: Shae TEAR Re a tie: MOST ATTRACTIVE Mitchell Cress Frances Steele a . “ CbasS SiG | The Voyage of Life The time now comes to sail away O'er the broad and infinite sea of life; In our fragile vessel we may Be serene in sweet peace or tow in bitter strife. Let us look for comfort not in the past But diligently seek our reward from the future year So that, in time we may furl o'er our mast The glorious and triumphant banner of rest so dear, May we not drift as the trade winds blow, But use the wisdom we have gained to guide our course, We should not forget the great debt we owe To those of the past and then sail on without remorse. When at last we near our journey's end, If long and true and pure be our wake 'tis then we shall leave to ascend The great high road our peace to make, LINGERING THOUGHTS Our thoughts linger on with the years that have passed, The teachers and classmates, we'll never forget. Now those days have all ended, we wish they could last; Our days spent together we'll never regret, Chorus Oh Mt. Ulla School we must leave you now, Parting is sorrow and our heads we do bow. Our love and devotion we'll store in our hearts, And all through the years we will cherish thee. () ! | Wok ¢ Vs fy, 5) ps by, ae ty, WE Mer OFFICERS f : S i }? ‘ oes . President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer PEGGY LOWRANCE JIMMY McBRIDE BARBARA BLACKWELDER GILDA OWEN Be, Bill Barber Naomi Beaver Barbara Blackwelder Farrell Brown Charles Cline Mark Coble Nancy Connelly Shirlene Edwards Paul Graham Irene Hart Barbara Heglar Jean Karriker JUNIORS wong é George Kerr Phillip Kirk Bill Lefler Peggy Lowrance Jimmy McBride Phillip McNeely Wayne McWilliams Don Meadows Ernestine Owens Gilda Owen Jack Winecoff NAME Frances Steele Lib Eargle Walter Kluttz Ed Wolfe Richard Edmiston Richard Sloan J. B. Graham Phyllis Kennerly Patty Jo Oliphant Anne Parker Peggy Winecoffe Lois Weast Phyllis Graham Doris Graham Mitchell Cress Polly Graham Ruby Lipe Peggy Orbison Gladys McDaniel Vivian Newton Nita Correll Jimmy Miller Rachel Webb Alex Morrow C. L. Edwards Harry Hall Garland Briggs Annie Graham Bobby Miller SENIOR STATISTICS FAVORITE SAYINGS “‘Well I’ll be jumped”’ Gos huss ALI TRUSHE, [XS Gloyze ‘“‘Dad blame”’ ‘Continental”’ “Great day in the morning’’ “Aw heck”’ “‘Gosh I don’t know’”’ a GrOisiniey “SIL Yeltoyoy 18 Cave?” SMM FETAL foxes ‘‘Most certainly’”’ “‘T know it’’ STNG eae SO)” Shoots: Pe LO Un aN O Wal Cem O Ole PONT TUE Jae? ‘Dog bite it” ‘‘What do you know’ ’ ‘‘Heck ’ “' Sho’’ Eells” OO tas sohuckses ‘“‘T’ll swigger’’ ‘“ You don’t say’’ ) Dog bitemty: ““Hey ya varmit’’ HOBBY Sleeping Photography Hunting Baseball Eating Drawing Playing for Hillbilly band Reading Driving Eating popcorn and going to ball games Playing softball Playing softball 4-H Club Work Basketball Driving Eating Listening to Music Eat’in and Sleep’in Flirting Going to parties Baby sitting Playing Football Playing the piano Playing baseball Laughing Dating Playing string instruments Photography Reading REALLY IS Industrious Historian Comedian Cartoonist Understanding Fun loving Musician Good Student Good influence Very Cooperative Mathematician Conversationalist 4-H Cluber Librarian Farmer Discussion Leader Seamstress Booster Talkative Good Cook PASEEN SiG Bookkeeper Secretary Athlete Good bus driver Friend Music lover Helper Scholar AMBITION . To be Bill’s wife School Teacher To be Dagmar s Manager Banker Farmer Artist Keeping away from work Secretary Public Work To own a saddle horse Soft-ball Player Secretary House-wife To be a model A famous farmer To be a good wife A wife Nurse To be a certain soldier’s wife To be a dancer To catch a man Millionaire Secretary Playing baseball for the Boston Red Sox Good Soldier To be a millionaire Mechanic Nurse Farmer Anne Parker Statistician PEGGY WEST President OFFICERS | £ (7 a ! p Ni Ne) eT ; i Mh nWiG 1 j | | S i O.H. EARGLE NANCY LONDON Vice President Secretary Treasurer SOPHOMORES Jackie Anderson Peggy Beaver Wallace Beaver Harry Lee Benfield Carolyn Call Alice Caudill Norman Correll Barbara Davis. Jane Edwards Ow wargie Barbara Jean Fesperman Doris Fesperman Nathan Fleming Billy Graham Faye Nell Graham Shirley Graham Grady Hall Peggy Haynes SOPHOMORES Margaret Kennerly Bobby Kistler Jerry Lentz Nancy London SSD Vv A Py: Helen McGee Bobby McWilliams Betty Miller Wayne Miller Harold Moore Don Parker Hazel Pinkston: Ray Roberts Starr Starling Jean Turman J. Lee Lurman Jec. Upright Delane Waller Peggy West , pyvben, Oy , fe a ete oe _ = per: as 5 “Ab Sing y] Ss — pe AY ‘Ca ‘ iy ¢ Avi rely Ngan on FRESHMEN Jerleen Bassinger Faye Beaver Jo Ann Blackwelder Marilyn Boyd Betty Briggs William Bringle Judith Brown Barbara Caudill Betty Childers Glen Connelly Doris Cook Martha Ervin Barney Goodman Jimmy Graham Jo Carol Graham Betty Hodge Louise Houston Patricia Kennerly Geraldine Leazer Faye Lingle Myra Lipe Marie Little Nancy Miller Edwin Owens Ethel Owens Smithy Petrea Lawrence Rex Ronald Rice Charles Ridenhour Roy Roberts Becky Starling Marion Todd Charlotte Trexler Margie Weaver Kenny Wiggins Mary Elizabeth Wilson Phyllis Winecoffe Julia Wolfe Not Pictured: Bobby Watson FRESHMEN Reading Clockwise: Mrs. Todd Gibson, Mrs. V. E. Haynes, Mrs. Keith La’Rue, Mrs. W. H. Winecoffe, Mrs. E. W. London, Mrs. Harry Graham. Elementary King Elementary Queen TOBY KENNERLY LYNDA DAVIS High School Queen PEGGY WINECOFF High School King ALEX MORROW EIGHTH GRADE = = , “y — First Row: Shirley Karriker, Frank Houck, Don Turman, Peggy Turman, Helen Lentz, Ste- ven Edwards, Frances Orbison, Pete Hallyburton. Second Row: Shelby Goodman, Betty Goodman, Jane Correll, Thomas Bradshaw, Derrell Orbison, Franklin Meadows, Tony Gra- ham. Third Row: Mary Sue Waller, Monroe Wagner, John Kepler, Steven Atwell, Vickie Moore, Julia Winecoff, Gail Anderson, Rayford Anderson, Douglas Brown. SSE Gee RRs ene SRR IES AS NE RE RE SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Toby Kennerly, Larry Edwards, Phillip Orbison, Louise Heglar, Doris Graham, Gwendolyn Winecoff, Judy Bassinger, Jane Parker, Jimmy Harkey. Second Row: Joy Wag- ner, Marilyn Blackwelder, Richard Beaver, Harry Goodman, Jimmy Stutts, George Beaver, Dorothy Miller, Phyllis Orbison, Barbara Kate Turner, Carolyn Kluttz, Mrs. Trivette. Third Row: Lawrence Lambert, Gaile Lowrance, Betty Sue Connelly, Ruth Turman, Sylvia Car- penter, Martha Jane Gibson, Libby Bostian, Larry Benfield, Joe Corriher, Johnny Coble, Ray Bolick, Pitcmnow. Joe Sloop, Edith Somers, Betty Garrison, Reid| Bolick, Jerry Rex, Richard Con- nelly, Sybil Davis. Second Row: Eleanor Thompson, Edward Corriher, Carol Turman, Fran- ces Jones, Sandra Ervin, Ann Anderson, Barbara London, Jerry Hallyburton, Jim Corriher. Third Row: Barbara Seamon, Wilma Caudill, Carol Beaver, Charles Davis, Floyd Graham, Ralph Oliphant, Reid Morrow, William Christie, Johnny Graham, Mrs. Crowell. Haaeneew pL FIFTH GRADE First Row: Mary Lowrance, Margaret Parker, Eddie Teeter, Sylvia Waggoner, Patty Mea- dows, Jimmy Blackwelder, Grover Sloop, Clyde Harkey, Wayne Orbison, Augustus Webb. Second Row: Irene Alexander, James Meadows, Terry Seamon, Annie Lee Garrison, Marie Freeman, Lillie Oliver, Margaret Kistler, Rachel Carpenter, Ralph Atwell. Third Row: Louise Watson, Frank Coble, Annie Lambert, Jerry Brown, Ruby Shoaf, Brenda Bostian, Neely Houston, Larry Anderson, Wayne Freeze, Fourth Row: Frank Correll, Ray Engle- bert, Loren Edwards, Larry Stutts, Billy Kepler, Jackie Meadows, Richard Goodman, Sara Graham, Martha Rogers, Mrs. Holcomb. Re TE LS ee ee EM tage ST OURTH GRADE First Row: Joe McNeely, Billy Somers, Jerry Goodman, Jimmy Gibson, Jerry Hoffner, Terry Hoffner, Larry Beaver, Olin Edwards, Wayne Goodman, Dale Davis, Betty Freeze, Nancy Murdock. Second Row: Sandra Clary, Patsy Anderson, Everette Corriher, Carol Teeter, Clay Christie, Brenda Ervin, Danny Caldwell, Shelby Sprinkle, Hat McNeely, Johnny Beaver, Carol Atwell. Third Row: Wylie Mahathey, Buddy Leonard, Jimmy Edmiston, Ruth Karriker, Kirby Hegler, Robert Harkey, Eleanor Sloop, Pammie Poteat, Frances Lipe, Jack Shook, Mrs. Morgan, J | First Row: Patricia Beaver, Brenda Wilson, Stanley Goodman, Joyce Hegler, Nancy Graham, Vickie Graham, Sara Lentz, Mary Kluttz, Eddy Harkey, Bobby Somers. Second Row: Carol Faye Englehart, Dovie Meadows, Wendy Huffman, Patsy Cress, Carolyn Gilleland, Carol Davidson, Janice Webb,Carolyn Sloop, Annie Oliver, Tommy Blackwelder. Third Row: Bren- da Fesperman, Virginia Lowrance, Mary Knox, Larry Childers, Sandy Brown, Alex Good- man, Hamilton Darrel, Gary McNeely, Becky Jones, Janet Kluttz. Fourth Row: Brenda Turman, Linda Davis, Jimmy Brown, Ronald Livengood, Michael Davis, Mrs. Lentz, oECOND GRADE First Row: Richard Meadows, Johnny Freeze, Lana Clary, Preston Houston, Leroy Mea- dows, Gail McNeely, Jean Watson, Morris Bentley, Brenda Jean Atwell, Connie Poteat. Second Row: Larry Walser, Sheila Bostian, Karen Bostian, Joe Darrell, Anita Sherrill, Linda Leonard, Janice Beaver, Margaret Ann Freeze, Evelyn Brown, Wayne Brown, Mrs, Barber. Third Row: Richard Roberts, Donald Cowan, Doris Edwards, Terry Waggoner, Garfield Mercer, Allen Parker, Junior Orbison, Donald Hegler, Billy Scoggins, Anne Ed- Imiston. )Not Pictured: Billy Hall. Mabadalats First Row: Peggy Houston, Robby Davidson, Dianne Boyd, Doyte Lee Miller, Eddie LaRue, Micheal Edwards, Kaye Dagenhart, Elaine Wilson, Dianne Campbell, Edward Livengood, Janice Brawley. Second Row: W.A. Graham, Joe Shoaf, Patsy Wilkinson, Morris Morrow, Stephie Eades, Ray Dorton, Deanie Mercer, Larry Wayne Williams, Linda Anderson, Gary Penley, Miss Leona Morgan. Third Row: Mary Edmiston, Clarkie Graham, -LomiGoble, Johnny Clanton, Alfred Alexander, Billy Kluttz, Jimmy Lyerly, Butch Leonard, Mickey et Lemns, | ! First Row: Starr Starling, Mary Elizabeth Wilson, Nancy London, Jean Turman, Margaret Kennerly, Shirley Graham, Geraldine Leazer, Betty Briggs, Hazel Pinkston. Second Row: Barbara Blackwelder, Peggy West, Jane Edwards, Faye Nell Graham, Polly Graham, Annie Graham, Phyllis Graham, Peggy Winecoffe, Lois Weast, Shirlene Edwards, Jerleen Basinger. Third Row: Rebecca Starling, Frances Steele, Doris Graham, Anne Parker, Ruby Lipe, Ra- chel Webb, Nancy Connelly, Jean Karriker, Barbara Heglar, Nita Correll, Fourth Row: Miss Ruth Roberts, Jo Anne Blackwelder, Julia Wolfe, Marilyn Boyd, Jo Carol Graham, Myra Lipe, Doris Fesperman, Peggy Haynes, Patty Jo Oliphant, Marie Little, Barbara Davis, Faye Bea- ver, Fifth Row: Phyllis Winecoffe, Nancy Miller, Faye Lingle; Judith Brown, Ernestine Owens, Peggy Lowrance, Doris Cook, Betty Miller, Louise Houston, Barbara Caudill, Betty Childers. Not Pictured: Phyllis Kennerly. @.; i First Row: Mr. Lingle, Adviser;J. C. Upright, Bobby Kistler, Billy Graham, Mitchell Cress, Bill Barber, Richard Edmiston, C. L. Edwards, Mark Coble, Delane Waller. Second Row: Kenneth Wiggins, Bobby Miller, William Bringle, Garland Briggs, Edwin Owens, Barney Goodman, Philip McNeely, Donald Parker, Glen Connelly, Norman Correll. Third Row: Jimmy Graham, Harry Lee Benfield, Paul Graham, Billy Lefler, Wayne Miller, Roy Roberts, Harry Hall, Jerry Lentz, Nathan Fleming, Harold Moore. SENIOR 44 CLUB First Row: Miss Warden, Jane Edwards, Phyllis Graham, Mark Coble, Lois Weast, Shirlene Edwards, Margaret Kennerly, O. H. Eargle, Shirley Graham, Mr. Tussey. Second Row: Carolyn Call, Frank Houck, Ronald Anderson, Derrell Orbison, Peggy Orbison, Hazel Pink- ston, Barbara Jean Fesperman, Peggy Beaver. Third Row: Charles Cline, J. C. Upright, John Kepler, John Beaver, Douglas Brown, Harry Kerr, Roy Roberts, Jerry Lentz, Don Par- ker, Jimmy Graham, Jack Winecoffe, Jackie Anderson. JUNIOR au CLUB r . mais asics sess : First Row: Miss Dorothy Warden, Augustus Webb, Jim Corriher, Ralph Oliphant, Reid Mor- row, Edward Corriher, John Graham, Reid Bolick, Clyde Harkey, Wayne Freeze, Mr. Glen Tussey. Second Row: Ray Bolick, Larry Benfield, George Beaver, Eddie Teeter, Barbara Seaman, Larry Stutts, Ralph Atwell, Frank Coble, Jimmy Harkey, Lawrence Lambert. Third Row: Carolyn Kluttz, Sylvia Carpenter, Jane Parker, Barbara Turner, Irene Alexander, Sylvia Waggoner, Rachel Carpenter, Patty Meadows, Jerry Rex, Toby Kennerly, Richard Beaver, Joe Corriher, Charles Davis. Fourth Row: Larry Anderson, Frances Jones, Sandra Erwin, Doris Graham, Loren Edwards, Ruby Shoaf, Sara Graham, Mary Lowrance, Annie Lambert, Brenda Bostian, Lillie Mae Oliver, Neely Houston, Margaret Kistler, Edith Somers. BETA CLUB First Row, Seated: Gilda Owen, Anne Parker, Polly Graham, Doris Graham, Phyllis Gra- ham, Peggy Winecoffe. Second Row, Standing: Elizabeth Eargle, Bobby Miller, Richard Sloan. CUB STAFF First Row, Seated: Doris Graham, Feature Editor; Polly Graham, Assistant Editor; Phyllis Graham, Editor-in-Chief, Second Row, Standing: Richard Sloan, Grade News Editor; Eliza- beth Eargle, Mimeographer; Gilda Owen, Sports Editor; Peggy Winecoffe, Business Manager. MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Peggy Lowrance, Ernestine Owens, Doris Graham, Polly Graham, Jean Turman, Phyllis Graham, Jane Edwards, Barbara Blackwelder. Second Row: Jack Winecoffe, Garland Briggs, Anne Parker, Elizabeth Eargle, Gilda Owen, Lois Weast, O. H. Eargle, Wayne Mc- Williams, Jackie Anderson. Third Row: Walter Kluttz, J. B. Graham, Ed. Wolfe, Alex Morrow, Farrell Brown, Jimmy Miller, Paul Graham, Grady Hall, Donald Meadows, Richard Edmiston, Mr. Jeffers. ee ee ee CHEER LEADERS Bee Left to Right: Starr Starling, Jean Turman, Barbara Blackwelder, Polly Graham, Shirlene Edwards, Peggy Winecoffe, Becky Starling. LIBRA STAF Left to Right: Doris Graham, Margaret Kennerly, Rachel Webb, Miss Stevenson, Nita Correll, Not Pictured: Phyllis Kennerly. First Row: J. B. Graham, C. L. Edwards, Edward Wolfe, Garland Briggs, Elizabeth Eargle, Walter Kluttz. Second Row: Richard Edmiston, Alex Morrow, Farrell Brown, Jack Winecoffe, Paul Graham. Cres SS = «GIRLS = BASKETBALL MR Da Ne J EEE DRS Coach JUDITH BROWN Manager DORIS GRAHAM GILDA OWEN PHYLLIS GRAHAM ERNESTINE OWEN ELIZABETH EHARGLE ANNE PARKER PEGGY LOWRANCE CAROLYN CALL JO CAROL GRAHAM BARBARA FESPERMAN MYRA LIPE MARGARET KENNERLY BOYS BASKETBALL ALEX MORROW GRADY HALL PAUL GRAHAM FARRELL BROWN EDWIN OWENS Ope, BARGE BILLY GRAHAM JIMMY GRAHAM JACKIE ANDERSON IMU AD IN. GIP SIRS Coach JACK WINECOFFE Manager BASEBALL First Row: Jackie Anderson, Alex Morrow, Farrell Brown, O. H. Eargle. Second Row: Ed- ward Wolfe, J. B. Graham, Wayne McWilliams, Donald Meadows. Manager; Mr. D. N. Jeffers, Coach. Third Row: Jimmy Miller, 2 — a aaa eS one a ie = —- =F pe He eis Da of SS SSS ie SS es Lar : Cie ¢ Ss t @ ev coe coer —_ =— = =A4G = Rei — ae. - 3 a= 2 = ———a 0 3 ee @ Sar e i= — Se = —= = ree es f i: Sai : S = “9 NY 1S Sop. ae xy =e, li GRAD BAN ISS Pasteurized Homogenized R. S. EDMISTON SONS Mount Ulla Road Telephone 9010 M Compliments of HARDIMAN’S INC. The Cut-Rate Furniture Store Corner Innes and Lee Streets Telephone 1042 Salisbury North Carolina JOHN MACK SON Distinctive Styling Superb Quality At Conscientious Prices Ladies-Wear Men’s Clothing Mooresville North Carolina THE FABRIC SHOP Mrs. Paul Steadman, Manager Mooresville North Carolina Compliments of MOORESVILLE DRUG CO. Mooresville North Carolina MARGARET'S BEAUTY SHOP Specialists in Permanents Waving Expert Operators Phonesiao 37 N. Main St. Margaret Kennerly and Grace Roby Mooresville North Carolina Compliments of SHUFORD GROCERY Statesville Road Mooresville NontheGarolina Congratulations, GRADUATES! 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