Woodleaf High School - Acorn Yearbook (Woodleaf, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1950 volume:

Presenting Seah Nga oO ACORN edad by Ne ‘Se GL of WiQOIDILIE-MS InuKGist SCIROOIL Woodleat N. C. oe! ore Aeodl It is with great pleasure and the realization that we have worked with something bigger than our- selves that we present to you this—1950 issue of THE ACORN. We have just put into this book the things which we thought that you would like to remember and treasure through the years to come. Here you find your classmates, clubs, basketball and baseball teams, and your teachers. We hope this book will remind you of the happy years spent at Woodleat High School and of the years that you have striven for better education. JOYCE GRANT, Editor DEVie iON Wewmtheouciccomo mole DED IGA Tea this, issierot THE -A CORN Wicwotimccnocome Not to the building clone, butto all the@iaesc@ec! stands for, ... Our friends, teachers, ideas, our problems, and our joys. As we go through life we will always be proud of and grateful tor the impression that our school has left upon us. , 2g OUR Slain. MR. C. W. HARRILL, Principal chool Committeemen GS i DEA Chennmcr G. W. RATLEDGE Woe De VVERS LV VAS ON EDaGlhiGk Mrs. Mary Jo Chambers English, History Miss Jeanette Current Science, Economics cs Be of cet Mrs. Geneva B. Harrill Home Economics Miss Dorothy Swicegood Typing, Bookkeeping General Business Mr. Herman Langford Agriculture Miss Catherine Brazell Bible Mr. Paul Donnelly Eighth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Gore Seventh Grade Miss Cody Parker xth and Seventh Grade =) a 3 o Be : F 5 6 ye aq pe 4 zs] ss : 3 —_— + : Cees ad M2 ge E cy ab) a 7 = ooaente ares Se Z seer = CT a | 5 :, 5 : A 5 Oo ¢ 3 : gO . is oO wo oo te se 2 ® ¢ ce F _ ;O = 3 ror ee s = o ® _ HO : z so eS CO) Be es : aq wt q -o - : S 3 n : {2 PE t Grade irs ss Cleo Osborne iF i reer a S G G. F irst Grad rs. B M rs. Cora Dwire Second Grade M | PRESIDENT WILLIE PERRELL “Small in stature, sleek with clothes, with trumpets and politics he'll have no woes.” H. R. President 4; H. R. Treasurer 2, 3; Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer, President 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Presi- dent 38, 4; Acorn Circulation Manager 4; Cheerleader 4 BOve Coll lea. SECRETARY .� ” JOYCE WILLIAMS GRANT “Tl have seen yesterday, I love today, and I'm waiting for tomorrow.” ED Re President 2) Hi BR. Secretary, 457 Ho Ra Re- porter 1, 2° FOH.A. 3, 4; Journalism Club 3, 4° Leat Assistant Editor 3; Leaf Editor 4; Acorn Editor 4. r S ) N | 0 R N VICE-PRESIDENT BILLY STEELE: Red hair—always needed— EEA. 2, 84) Secretary, 2,3) El Re Vice-Presi- dent 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. TREASURER JOHNSIE PINKSTON “Tender blushes ‘neath her blonde hair 1 and blue eyes.’. Hw. R. Treasurer 47 FoHuA:. Journalism Club 3, 4. 18 CleenGlubns: LYDIA ANNE BAILEY “Ti the end be well, all is well.” Padi, 4, ocecretary 4° Beta Club 3, 4, Treasurer 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Basketball 2; Journalism Cimon Clie l, 2° Girl scout 1. MILDRED GENTLE “The present is here; but the future is yet to come.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3; Journalism Club 3 4. eat Artist 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; W.C.T.U. Speech Contest 1. mm NN SS —_ SF SF TH RICHARD CURRENT “Life has a value only when it has some- thing valuable as its object.” F.L. An lee, s 4, Treasurer 3, Reporter 4.7 Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 3; Basketball Score- keeper 4. AARON GODBEY No limits but the sky.’ Boy Scout 1, 2, 3, 4; 44H Club l, Journalism Club 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 2, 3; State Contest 4. MAX GRANT “Must I stuady—What a waste of time.” EAN 3, 4; Baseball 23,4) Journalism Cluisy 3: “She fills life with fruitful blessings for her friends.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2; AH Chab 1. N ) 0 h N REBA MOORE RENA MOORE “To know her brings sunshine.” “Talkative Rena — I could talk forever.” Per Aa Clim t2) cpr ournclisia: a Glialomec mee. H. R. Vice-President 3; H. R. Secretary 2; F.H.A. Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; ‘Cheerleader 2. 1, 2, 3, 4, Reporter 2, Treasurer 3, Song Leader 4; State F.H.A. Rally Representative 2; Journalism Club 3, 4; Leaf Gossip Writer 3, Circulation Manager 4; Acorn Circulation Manager 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Magazine Drive Captain 3; Cheerleader 2; 4-H Clu 1; Marshal 3. a JANE MORGAN Miervequal nas’ yet to bs discovered.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Historian 3, Vice- President 4; State F.H.A. Rally Representative 2; Beta Club 3, 4, Reporter 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; H. R. Vice-President 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Captain 3; Leaf Business Manager 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; High School Queen 1, 3; Acorn Business Manager 4; 4-H Club ly 2, President 1, Secretary 2; ‘Girl Scout 1; Marshal 3. BETTY PINKSTON TK ray of sunshine for everyone.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Glee Club ee N } N | () h N BETTY ANN OVERMAN BA good laugh is better than medicine.” H. R. President 1; H. R. Reporter 3; Leaf Gossip Writer 4; Leaf Circulation Manager 3; Journalism Club 3, 4; Acorn Assistant Editor 4; F.A.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Beta Club 3, 4, State Representa- tive 3, Secretary 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; W.GC.T.U. Speech Contest 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Chief Marshal 3. JOE ROBBINS “My kingdom for a basketball and two points.” F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Bus Driver 4. MAROLINE SEAMON BENSON “My tongue within my lips I| rein For he who talks much talks in vain.” F.H.A. 3, 4, Historian 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Leaf Artist 3, 4; Acorn Artist 4; H. R. Secretary 3; H. R. Reporter 4; Marshal 38. MARY ANN WETMORE “A lovely personality with smiles every- where.” F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Parliamentarian 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Leaf Girls’ Sports Editor 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2, Songleader ly, 25 ‘Girl Scout 1) ftnion Play 2: N } N I () h N HELEN WETMORE “We know nothing of tomorrow, our busi- ness is to be good and happy teday.” Foti. An le 2 aes) J@unmcilisnam Clone ean lee President 3; Magazine Drive Captain 3; Acorn Busi- ness Manager 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; 4-H Club I, 2: Basketball 2, 3, 4; Girl Scout 1; W.C.T.U. Speech Contest 1. NORMA RUTH WETMORE “Not too serious, not too gay, but a joll good gal, in every way.” Pad An U2) .3, 4, pianist 4° journalism (Clube, 4: Glee Club 1) 2, 3) Basketball 2, 8, 4) Girl Scout i: 4-H @huils: ly 2: History O} De es (Sie Of 1950 September ‘46! At last we were Freshmen. For eight years we had hoped and longed to be a part of the high school student body and now we found ourselves a slightly shy and timid, vet eager group of boys and girls entering the door of Woodleat High School with Mr. Paul Donnelly as our advisor. We worked hard that year and in due time were awarded promotions to the tenth grade, with Mrs. Geneva Harrill as our advisor. The year sped by, crowded with work and vcleasure and almost before we knew it we were a group of twenty-one “Jolly Juniors”, with Miss Current as our sponsor. Our first big task was our Maga- zine Drive, and what a time we nad achieving our one hundred fifty dollar goal! The highlight of this year was the Junior-Senior Banquet. Finally came the day of days for which we had striven four long, long years—the day on which we were officially called Seniors, wise, experienced dignified Seniors! Some of the out standing events of this year were: The Halloween Carnival, Senior Play, Junior-Senior Banquet, receiving our Class rings, and publishing our annual. Mrs. Chambers was our advisor, and our class officers were: President, Witlie Perrell; Vice-Presi- dent, Billy Steele; Secretary, Joyce Williams; Treasurer, Johnsie Pinkston. Our mascots were Kay Thomason and Nelson Liven- good. And now that we are about to close the door upon which we knocked as Freshmen, we wish to express our sincere apprecia- tion to our teachers, principal, fellow-students, and most of all to our parents who have made possible these twelve pleasant years. Now we say farewell with the hope that we may always remember and always practice our Motto, “Quitters Never Win; Winners Never Quit.” JOHNSIE PINKSTON, Historian WILLIE, PERRELE BosisAl Around MAROLINE SEAMON Most Mischievous MARY ANN WETMORE AARON GODBEY Most Courteous JANE MORGAN AARON GODBEY AARON GODBEY JOE ROBBINS Most Intelligent JOYCE WILLIAMS WILLIE PERRELE Best Dressed HELEN WETMORE LOR LATIVES Most Dependable JOYCE WILLIAMS WILLIE PERRELL Most Likely To Succeed WILLIE PERRELL LYDIA ANN BAILEY Cutest RENA MOORE PMULIL AY Sue EILIE Most Bashful MAROLINE SEAMON JOE ROBBINS Biggest Flirt REBA MOORE RICHARD CURRENT Se, lics Atier-allework in collecting 1dcis! dnd ticuiressiom | m@eoncrecieat class ever assembled here at Woodleat was completed, I uncov- ered the following 10cissconceming® ineroracm@lcdssom our The average height ol this group. ol dignilied=seniorsissive feet, s ix inches—the boys’ height being five feet, ten inches and the girls Tivewect, jour inches: Statistics show that the average weight of the boys is 155 pounds and thegirls 1135 pounds enoes remeeirommorton |: Blue and brown eyes prevail with a tie of 30% ‘each. Others are green 15%, hazel 15%, and grey 10%. The heads of 55% of this class are topped with brown hair, the rest-with a variety, cired,) blacx, cic sb.ond, As for the political line, I find that Democrats have a 65% majority. The Senior Class is made up ol vorious religious denominc: tions, the largest per cent being Presbyterian. Thevabove facts and ligures concernimes ners loss 10m 50 cre true to the best of my knowledge, and I, the Statistician of this the best Senior Class yet, do solemnly afiix my signature. WILKES PED REE eroteiencics Chia eas When things go wrong, as they sometimes will, When the road we're trudging seems all up hill When care is pressing us down a bit, We may rest, if we must, but we dare not quit. i Life is queer with its twists and turns, As everyone of us sometimes learns, Lets not give up, though the pace seems slow, We might succeed with another blow. Often, as strugglers, we have given up, When we might have captured the victor's cup, But we learned too late, when the night slipped down, How close we were to the golden crown. We never can tell how close we are, Our goal may be near when it seems atar, Let's stick to the fight when were hardest hit, It's when things go wrong that we musn't quit. BETTY ANN OVERMAN, Poet SEE AD SECTION IC) ee Prophecy In the winter of 1958, getting into my easy chair, I decided to relax by turning on the radio. The music was soft and sweet and | must have gone to sleep, and in my dreams I heard the announcer say something about the Class of ‘50 of Woodleaf High School. Imagine my surprise when I heard him announce Aaron Godbey had just returned trom his trip around the world in thirty minutes in his jet propelled plane, designed and constructed by Aaron, himself. As my vision moved to La Guardia Field, New York City, I saw Jane Morgan, now an airline stewardess for ihe Pan-American Airways, boarding a plane for Puerto Rico. The next scene changed, and | was at a John Powers Fashion Show in the heart of New York, and whom should I find modeling wedding gowns; none other than my old classmate, Helen Wetmore. Lo, as I turned away from this scene, | beheld a very familiar young man stand- ing on a baseball diamond, and I recognized Joe Robbins playing ball for the New York Yankees. Another scene appeared and lo, I was in an art gallery—There before my eyes was a huge picture, and below it was printed, By Marcline Benson, known the world over for her artistic ability. Joyce Grant reports for the Chicago Tribune, a writer of whom we can boast. She got her training working on the “Leaf.” In the Commercial World I saw Lydia Ann Bailey and Mildred Gentle, both famous typists and secretaries. I looked again and what could I see on one of the office doors in Raleigh but, Bill Steele, Lawyer,’ and who was that cute secretary taking dictation? Why it's my old classmate, Betty Ann Overman. The scene changed and I saw Willie Perrel] settled down on a large farm, raising children and potatoes. My vision was soon carried to dear old Woodleaf High School, and there I saw Johnsie Pinkston teaching the first grade their ABC’s. Then in another class I saw Richard Current, a well noted French teacher, and then in the principal's office I saw that Max Grant had won this honorable position. Reba Moore, who has just completed her nurse training at Johns Hopkins Hos- pital, is now a nurse at a Naval Hospital in San Francisco. Stil in San Francisco, my vision was carried to a little orange grove, and there I saw Katrina Livengood keeping house for her adorable little family. My vision changes and I find that Mary Ann Wetmore is doing great work os a missionary in China. There is another scene before my eyes and I see Norma Ruth Wetmore, who has just graduated from Eastern Carolina Teachers’ College, teaching the fourth grade in the city schools of Raleigh. The next scene appeared ana I saw Betty Pinkston happily married, living in Franklin and assistant manager at W. F. Woolworth’s. The last of my classmates were accounted for, as | heard someone calling ‘Rena, Rena,” arousing me from my sleep to go to my own work as a vocal soloist on the Bing Crosby Show. RENA MOORE, Prophetess Chas Vight Officers RENA MOORE, Prophetess BETTY ANN OVERMAN, Poet WILLIE PERRELL, Statistician NORMA RUTH WETMORE, Testator MARY ANN WETMORE, Giftorian JOHNSIE PINKSTON, Historian WN cat KAY THOMASON NELSON LIVENGOOD daughter of son of Mr. and Mrs. Waison Thomason Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Livengood lt UV) Sd Ds: | We, the Senior Class of 1950, being of sound mind and sane judgment, make the following as our Last Will and Testament, which we will, bequeath, or get rid of in any matter. Ee eel ARTICLE 1 To Our Parents, we extend our sincere appreciation for their sympathy and kindness shown us during our siruggle through twelve years of school. ARTICLE 2 To Our Faculty, Principal, and School Board, we extend our heartfelt thanks for all their efforts. ARTICLE 3 To The Junior Class, we leave our senior dignity, our place in assembly, our room, and our teachers. SECTION II I, Jane Morgan, do will my faithful basketball suit No. 7” to Betty Jane Pore. |, Max Grant, do will my red hair and freckles to Douglas Burgess, with the admonition that he produce something unusual. I, Johnsie Pinkston, do leave my friendly ways to H. T. Hall. I, Katrina Livengood, do bequeath my ability to keep my engagement ring and yet finish school to Jo Ann Stamper. I, Maroline Seamon, do leave my bashfulness to Delores Lyerly. I, Aaron Godbey, do bequeath my ability to draw airplanes during class (and yet get by with it) to Gilbert Archie. I, Helen Wetmore, do will my neatness to Ann Fisher, not that she needs any. I, Lydia Ann Bailey, do leave my quietness to Nancy Lyerly and Lois Swicegood. I, Joyce Williams, do bequeath my post as Editor of ihe “Acorn’’ and the “Leaf” to Peggy McDanie! and Martha Lou Parker. I, Mildred Gentle, do will my bus ‘No. 29” to anyone brave enough to take it. Reba Moore, do leave my unusual manner of laughing to Lois Goodman. Betty Ann Overman, do leave my skill of making A’s to Ray Doss. Richard Current, do bequeath my ability to pester the teachers to Charles Kluttz. Billy Steele, do will my ability to attract girls to Bobby Godbey and Dan Adams. Joe Robbins, do will my athletic ability to Priscilla McDaniel. Willie Perrell, do will my dependability to Gerald Steele. _ Rena Moore, do will my love for Mint Patties’” to anyone crazy enough to take it. I, Mary Ann Wetmore, do bequeath my many shrill giggles and wisecracks to Betty Ratledge. I, Betty Pinkston, do leave my flirtatious ways to Barbara Swaim and Ann Adams. I, Norma Ruth Wetmore, do will my dimples to James Foster and Clyde Lippard. We, the Senior Class, do set our seal to the above this nine- teenth day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty. i} J} —=S_ iJ OOO WITNESSES Mrs. Dave Chambers NORMA RUTH WETMORE, Lawyer Miss Jeanette Current JUNIOR PRESIDENT Peggy McDaniel VICE-PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER Doan Adams Frances Foster Nancy Lyerly Ann Adams Douglas Burgess Ann Fisher James Leonard Foster Bobby Godbey Lois Goodman JUNIORS Charles Kluitz Clyde Lippard Doiores ee Priscilla McDaniel Martha Parker a Gerald Steele Jo Ann Stamper Barbara Swaim Lois Swicegood SOPHOMORES Juanita Gentle, Martha Lyerly, Peggy Webb, Margaret Lyerly, Jane Miller, Teannette Kinley, Joan Cranford, Loretta Watson, Sue Evans, Norma Painter, Mona Marlowe, Patsy Gibbons, Oma Lee Click, Linda.Murph, Peggy Adams, Barbara Benson, Jasper Parker, W. B. Myers, Jr., Neely Moore, Sammy Martin, Carl Steele, Frank Weldon Hoover, Cuthiel Wood, Gene Honeycutt, Jerry Cranford, Mrs. Geneva B. Harrill, Teacher. Janie Shaver, Tronia Beck, June Myers, Mary E. Safley, Loretta Evans, Juanita Doss, Pattie Parks, Joan Connell, Fillmore Ratledge, Barbara Seamon, Charloite Blume, Carter, Annie Bringle, Joan Hellard, Ora Mae Robbins, Frances McDaniel, Dorothy Ethel Myers, Connie Ratledge, Iris Shaver, Ruth Campbell, Ruby Morrison, Roger Marlowe, Bonnie Sheets, Eugene Chaffin, L. G. Hoover, Charles Deal, Donald Dennis, Kenneth Foster, Charles Lyerly, Tommy Hendrix, Frank Barbee, Bruce Penley, Frank McGarrity, Neal:Smith, Bobby Cartner, Walter Kluttz, Harold Agner, Eugene Blackwood, John Chaffin, Randall Pinkston,. Fred Foster, James. Langford, Miss Dorothy Swicegood, Teacher. FRESHMAN EIGHTH GRADE Cecil McDaniel, Billy McCulloh, Donald Poole, Robert Waller, Billy Wren Hood, Lewis L ineberger, Billy Lyerly, Larry Benson, Troy Speas, Leroy Burgess, Thomas Snider, Nathan Fleming, Lorene Thompson, Joy Brown, Marian Parker, Doris Donahue, Patricia Benson, Elizabeth Atwell, Wilma Safley, Barbara Plummer, Mae Webb, Mildred Foster, Jack Weant, Flake Wilson, Jerry Parker, Howard Martin, Billy Motley, Jerilean Murph, Jerleocn Snider, Katrina Murph, Mary Lynn Painter, Betty Swicegood, Doris Beck, Vida Mae Hamniond, Marvin McDaniel, Mr. Paul W. Donnelly, Teacher. Walter Fleming, Jim Goodson, Billy Wetmore, Janet McDaniel, Bobby Safley, Joyce Gibbons, Jo Ann Evans, Jerry Reavis, Ray Bean, M. L. Hamilton, Jack Gullett, Arthur Ratledge, Donnie Gullett, Candace Owens, Frank Jacobs, Haskell Shoaf, Sylvia McDaniel, Martha Jean Benson, Ruth Thomason, Ann Ratledge, Janet Brown, Betty Murph, Annette Miller, Geralene Campbell, Clyde Mowery, Rachel Shoat, Carolina Webb, Charlie Williams, Treva Lyerly, Mrs. Elizabeth Gore, Teacher. SEVENTH GRADE SIXTH AND SEVENTH GRADES Mamie Sue Pinkston, Colene Wilson, Sylvia Penley, Nancy Miller, Betty Lou Myers, Margie Robbins, Hilda Cartner, Sara Ann Carriker, Barbara Jean Chaffin, Jeanette McIntyre, Julia Safley, Ronnie Hellard, Jimmy Harkey, Anderson Murph, Richard Myers, Carl Holshouser, Barbara Sue Kluttz, Barbara Jean Penninger, Eva Nell Fleming, Harold Allen, Donny Holshouser, Jerry Satterwhite, Miss Cody Parker, Teacher. Mary Swicegood, Lois Connell, Coy Sheets, Robert Waller, Charley Snider, Lonnie White, Thelma Eagle, Jackie Poole, Robert Connelly, Joan Penninger, Sheele Pope, Helen Waller, Mary Ellen Myers, Shirley Ravis, Bobby Webb, Jerry Foster, Adolph Evans, Carol Waller, Betty Chaffin, Mauney Lineberger, Billy Angel, Har- old Cartner, James Painter, Joe Morgan, Ray Connell, Gladys Webb, Joan Wagner, Lettria Archer, Delmur. Mullis, Wayne Hall, Paul Leatherman, Miss Vennie Joe Templeton, Teacher. GRADE | FIFTH GRADE Andy Moore, James Seamon, Bobby Stamper, Jackie Evans, Franza Howard, Ronda Saine, La Nelle Ratledge, Paul Coughenour, Mary Ruth Fleming, Myrna Parker, Louise Myers, Barbara Motley, Betty Sue Myers, Connie Benson, Conrad Weiser, Carol Perrell, Kenneth Denton, Carmen Adams, Julia Ann Lyerly, Janice Harkey, Patty Simmerson, Sara Holt, Sammy Wetmore, Andris Bibelneiks, Shirley Goodman, Charles Fero, Bruce Shaver, Doyie Donahue, Charles Lee Padgett, Evan Leatherman, Kay Archer, Patsy Ward, Betty Lou Carriker, Betty Jean Morgan, Joyce Ann Shives, Ann Pierce, Bonnie Sue McDaniel, Carl Hair, Jr., Clifford Brown, R. L. Winecoff, Mrs. Jane Gill, Teacher. Mary Ann Jones, Pauline Myers, Claude Gullett, Dickie Pope, Milton Parker, lim Cculter, Billy Abernethy, Shirley Seamon, Nava Shaver, Charles Benson, Retty Jean Arey, James Goodman, Norma Plummer, Jean Saftrit, Joyce Cartner, Betty Jean Beck, Ruby Belle Campbell, Peggy Miller, Mary Ann Robbins, Jerry Waller, Peggy Jean Mayhew, Willie Leatherman, Beity Swaim, Della Ann Snider, Jack White, Jean Strube, Jimmy Steelman, Mary Jo Pierce, Maris Bibelnieks, Catherine Morrison, Miss Katheryn Barnes, Teacher. + FOURTH THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES Colleen Doss, R. J. Connell, Russell Connelly, Carol Hamond, Jacqueline Hege, James Coughenour, Sylvia McDaniel, Charles Miller, Donald Myers, George Fowler, Carl Barber, Willis Archer, John Waller, Burlee Hamilton, Shelbia Cartner, Darlene Penninger, Carolyn Myers, Estelle Myers, Hoyt Pope, Lois Blackwood, Baine Bartlett, William Eagle, Wiley Morgan, Bobby Jean Reavis, Bruce Mowery, Wayne Overman, Mrs. Thomas Wyche, Jr., Teacher. Maurice Masset, Kay Boyles, Brenda Sue Connell, Mike Click, Barry Aber- nethy, Wanda Evans, Annie Belle Waller, Hilda Carriker, Larry Perrell, Glenda Overman, Brenda Overman, Bob Wetmore, Judy Benson, Virginia Brewer, Robert Goodman, Carol Painter, Carlton Overman, Mary Strube, Carl Morgan, Virginia Miller, Joe Whitlock, Wilson Fleming, Martha Lou Denny, Christy Wagner, James Connell, Patsy Reavis, Lloyd Thomason, Diana Stellman, Glenn Barber, Edwin Hammond, Joyce Thomason, Henry Chaffin, Brenda Ruth Weant; Anda Biblniecks, Louise Parsley, James Gaither, Walter Morrison, Jimmy Cranford, Mrs. Leona Banks, Teacher. THIRD GRADE SECOND GRADE Edna Marie Waller, Virginia Lee Greer, Robert Evans, Jimmy Satrit, Dennis Padgett, Shirley Myers, Tommy Chaffin, Craig Lyerly, Wayne Denton, Barbara Holder, Carolyn Coble, Shirley Howard, Robert Myers, Elsie Osborne, Ronald Foster, Carol Kay Williams, Margaret Livengood, Edna Swaim, Betty Sue Jones, Patsy Angel, Larry Myers, Joe Penley, julio Ann Benson, Judy Ludwig, Sherman Wilson, Hayden Foster, Mrs. Ruth Graham, Teacher. Judy Kluttz, James Myers, James Tayior, Donnie Cranford, Yuteva Motley, Brenda Holt, Bobby Parker, Carolyn Evans, Eugene Overman, John Wayne Myers, Grant Heye, Wayne Daniels, Gale Waller, Jimmie Earnhardt, Timothy Bowen, Patsy Alexander, Joyce Livengood, Mary Leatherman, Charles Blume, Barbara Jackson, Judith Sedkerry, Nancy Mowery, Carl Coble, Mrs. Cora Dwire, Teacher. SECOND GRADE FIRST GRADE Linda Young, Gloria Perrell, Charles Goodson, Jane Lyerly, Wade Myers, Jr., Patty Sue Jackson, Shellie Shoaf, Wendle Wagner, Alice Fero, Ronnie McDaniel, Elizabeth Armfield, Mildred Campbell, Margaret Connelly, Donald Benson, Jimmy Hensley, Maurice Parker, James Bost. Sherry Boyles, Larry Allen, Steven Kluttz, Paige Fowler, Phyllis Hendrix, Margaret Mowery, Nadine Thomason, Ruby Barber, Coy Robbins, James Miller, Samuel Correll, Billy Seamon, Donald Steelman, Bob Moore, Brenda Snider, David Cruikshank, Larry Shives, Miss Cleo Osborne, Teacher. Louis Shaver, Barbara Jean Grant, ludy Faye Connell, Kathryn Barbee, Lois Osborne, James Owens, Curtis Lee Waller, Diane Welford, Frankie Jane Greer, Judy Polts, Barrie Moore, Jerry Hammond, Joe Powlas, Charles Gibbons, Jackie Glasgow, Curlie Carter, Paul Carter, Walter Motley, Larry Hamilton, Margie Jacobs, Hilton Miller, Ronald Browing, Robert Morrison, Douglas Hooker, George Amontis, Judy Sheets, Geneva Myers, Cecil Correll, Billy Reavis, Patricia Fleming, Mary Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. G. F. Greer, Teacher. HH e HHH esr! FIRST GRADE ing cael OR, of the Halloween Carnival BILLY STEELE NANCY LYERLY ACORN STARE Joyce Williams, Editor; Mrs. David Chambers, Advisor; Betty Ann Overman, Assistant Editor; Maroline Seamon, Artist; Jane Morgan, Business Manager; Helen Wetmore, Business Manager; Rena Moore, Circulation Manager; Willie Perrell,’ Circulation Manager. Joyce Williams, Editor; Miss Dorothy Swicegood, Advisor; Peggy McDaniel, Assistant Editor; Gerald Steele, Business Manager; Jane Morgan, Business Manager; Nancy Lyerly, Circulation Man- ager; Rena Moore, Circulation Manager; Ann Fisher, Artist; Maroline Seamon, Artist; Mary Ann Wetmore, Girl Sports Editor. LEAK STARE BETA CLUB Barbara Swaim, Betty Ratledge, Betty Ann Overman, Secretary; Jane Morgan, Reporter; Adams, Peggy McDaniel, Vice-President; Lydia Ann Bailey, Treasurer; Charles Kluttz, Willie Perrell, President; Mrs. David Chambers, Advisor. Betty Pinkston, Reba Moore, Mildred Gentle, Rena Moore, Katrina Livengood, Helen Wetmore, Lois Swicegood, Betty Ratledge, Lois Goodman, Priscilla McDaniel, Miss Dorothy Swicegood, Advisor, Lydia Ann Bailey, Betty Pope, Betty Ann Overman, Johnsie Pinkston, Joyce Williams, Peggy McDaniel, Ann Adams, Martha Lou Parker, Delores Lyerly, Bessie Osborne, Frances Foster, Dan Adams, Aaron Godbey, Billy Steele, Jane Morgan, Mary Ann Wetmore, Maroline Seamon, Norma Ruth Wetmore, Ann Fisher, Nancy Lyerly, Gilbert Archie, H. T. Hall, Clyde Lippard, James Foster, Gerald Steele. JOURNALISM CLUB Ann FHA CLUB Jane Miller, Patsy Gibbons, Ruth Beck, Peggy Adams, Betty Pinkston, Reba Moore, Betty Ann Overman, Rena Moore, Helen Wetmore, Joyce Williams, Lois Swicegood, Ann Fisher, Nancy Lyerly, Priscilla McDaniel, Jane Shaver, Ruby Morrison, Tronia Beck, Juanita Gentle, Frances Foster, Joan Hillard, Joan Connell, Iris Ann Shaver, Bonnie Sheets, Katrina Livengood, Peggy McDaniel, Ann Adams, Lois Goodman, Betty Ratledge, Connie Ratledge, Frances McDaniel, Annie Bringle, Mary Ann Wetmore, Ora Mae Robbins, June Myers, Mary Evelyn Safley, Barbara Swaim, Mona Marlow, Char- lotte Blume, Barbara Seamon, Betty Pope, Lydia Ann Bailey, Maroline Seamon, Jane Morgan, Norma Ruth Wetmore, Mrs. Geneva Harrill, Advisor, Dolores Lyerly, Barbara Benson. Charles Deal, Neely Moore, Frank Hoover, Charles Lyerly, Harold Wagoner, James Foster, Donald Dennis, Ray Doss, Roger Marlow, Willie Perrell, Filmore Ratledge, Bobby Cartner, Mr. Herman Lang- ford, Advisor, Charles Kluttz, Cuthiel Wood, Leonard Williams, John Lyerly, Carl Steele, Joe Robbins, Dan Adams, Gerald Steele, Billy Steele, Tommy endrix, Randall Pinkston, Sammy Martin, Bill Myers, Gilbert Archie, Frank MéeGarrity, James Langford, Fred Foster, Ed Barbee, L. G. Hoover, Neal Smith, Bobby Godbey, Thomas Poole, Jasper Parker, Kenneth Foster, Bruce Penley, Gene Honeycutt, Walter Bryan Kluttz, Frank Barbee, Jerry Cranford, H. T. Hall, Clyde Lippard, Aaron Godbey, Benny Hillard, Richard Current, Eugene Blackwood. FFA CLUB BOY SCOUTS Mr. Herman Langford, Assistant Scout Master; Troy Speas, Leroy Burgess, Jimmy Harkley, Donnie Holshouser, Ronnie Hillard, Aaron Godbey, Billy Lyerly, James Langford, Carl Messick, Thomas Snider, Jerry Satterwhite, Mr. C. W. Harrill, Assistant Scout Master. ee 4-H CLUB CHEERLEADERS Willie Perrell, Barbara Swaim, Chief; Gerald Steele, Betty Pope, Bill Myers. Norma Ruth Wetmore, Jane Morgan, Dolores Lyerly, Connie Ratledge, Ann Fisher, Nancy Lyerly, Helen Wetmore, Mary Ann Wetmore, June Myers, Mary Evelyn Safley, Charlotte Blume, Ora Mae Robbins, Juanita Doss, Patty Parks, Lois Swicegood, Captain; Mr. Paul Donnelly, Coach. CARLS BASKETBALL BASEBALL Neely Moore, Willie Perrell, W. B. Myers, Ray Doss, Donald Dennis, Cuthiel Wood, Randal Pinkston, Filmore Ratledge, Bruce Penly, Bobby Gedbey, Joe Robbins, Kenneth Foster, Jasper Parker, James Foster, Gene Honeycutt, Eugene Blackwood, Gerald Steele, Clyde Lippard, Fred Foster, Jerry Cranford, Walter Bryan Kluttz, Paul Donnelly, Coach. Neely Moore, Ray Doss, Jasper Parker, Kenneth Foster, Fred Foster, Charles Deal, Filmore Ratledge, Donald Dennis, Thomas Poole, Joe Robbins, James Foster, Walter Bryan Kluttz, Paul Donnelly, Coach. 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