Woodleaf High School - Acorn Yearbook (Woodleaf, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1952 volume:

Sd erie f } holt ‘ pes | Af ole, | J P rt ye ar oF ary i Libr NC (2) a = y sbur | an Publ alis S Row Donated By Elizabeth Donnelly Ziglar Pye BP tS EE i ST alleen Anil nee — PRESENTING Editor Associate Editor Barbara Benson Juanita Gentle ; “SOWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY A SALISBURY, N.C. i NC ROW.24 WOO ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY IIIM = ssorzassse Il 3907746558 In deep love and respect, we, the Senior Class of 52 do gratefully dedicate this issue of THE ACORN to our Senior advisor, Mrs. Mary Joe Chambers. She has seen us through our problems, activities, and achieve - ments. We thank her from the depths of our hearts! f As, fu a joe — = = 7 — ———_ OZ ee Ce W HARE LeTs Principal School Committee Cc, LL, DEAL, Chairman G. W. RATLEDGE A. W. WATSON Wire ree Viner Ras HD CLICK Mrs. Mary Joe Chambers Miss Jeanette Current Mr. James W. Wilhelm, Jr. English - History Dielencelns Commercial James H. Barringer, Jr. Economics Math and Civics Mrs. Geneva B. Harrill Home Economics Mr. Herman Langford Agriculture Miss Catherine Brazell Bible Mr. Paul Donnelly Eighth Grade Miss Cody Parker Seventh and Eighth Mrs. Evelyn Waller Seventh Grade Mrs W. Go laylor Sixth Grade Mrs. Thomas Wyche, Jr. Fifth and Sixth FACULTY thn ’ by Mrs. Pearl Kesler Fifth Grade Mr. L. B. Lowman Fourth and Fifth Mrs. Katheryn Yarboro Fourth Grade Mrs. Leona Banks Third Grade Nia: See ee AUS 1 Third Grade Mrs. Cora Dwire Second and Third Mrs. Ruth Graham Second Grade Miss Cleo Orsborne First Grade Mrs. G. F. Greer First Grade Bhie hie lite Canalion 5 Ble Ue FZ Lee Canton lower Motto oe oe == CLASS OFFICIERS JOHN LEONARD WILLIAMS ‘‘Be true to the one you love”’ DIN, Ip Bp Sy IPRES, UsA, WieS Rae. 3; State Convention 1,2; Public Speaking 2; Crops Judging 3; Journalism Club 3, 4; Leaf Staff 4; Acorn Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4; President of Class 4; Vice Pres. 3; Junior Play 3; Superlatives 4. THOMAS CLARK, POOLE F.F.A. 1,2,3,4, President 4; Superla- tive 4; 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4; Boy Scout. PEGGY OMAJEAN WEBB Friendship is the best policy 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1,2; Treasurer 3; Secretary 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Softball I. REBECCA JOAN CRANFORD Be a friend and you will always have one. Class Reporter 2; Class Treas. 4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Journalism Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Junior Play Usher 3; Superlative 4. LINDA CAROL MURPH ‘‘Smile and the world smiles with you, Weep and you weep alone.’’ Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Secre- tary 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Superlative 4; Bible Club 3,4; Marshal 3. JERRY CRANFORD ‘“Nothing ventured, nothing gained”’ Joumeaullisisn Clits Ss 1,1 IN, Cliuls No 2, 3, 44. PEGGIE JANE ADAMS ‘“‘Always be true to the best that is in you. jo, JS, ly G5 35th, Weeaes., Ss Giese Cluls 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4, Reporter 4; Us- her Junior Play; Basketball 1, 4; Leaf Staff 3,4, Editor 4; Acorn Staff 4; Journalism Club 3,4; Superlative 4; Ciass Night Offi- cer 4; Softball 1; Bible Club 4. ) BARBARA ANN BENSON “A good name is rather to be chosen thanwereatiniehe sma: Class Reporter 1,2; Class Treas.3; Jour- nalism Club 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Bible Gluby3s 47h bv Aw Cluibi2.5)-4 aNVeiceule reser Zoe wotates @onventlonec. oi) © ount yar rs A.Speech Contest Winner 1; Beta Club 3, 4; History Oratorical Contest Winner 3; Chief Marshal 3; Superlative 4; Acorn Staff 4; Editor 4; Class Night (Officer (4: FRANK WELDON HOOVER ‘“ Listen and you will learn. 1 ANS ly 5 BR Cree diuclenteya I, 2p Ihe = stock Judging !, 25 District 2; State Gon— vention 1; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Journalism Club 3, 4; High School King 4; Glee Club Papi ole 9 VOHNGROIS HRs yernnelepamee Nati “Smiles as big as his heart’’ Bh TAL), 2535 4;.4-HeGlub 3, 45 Glee Glub 2,3; Journalism Club 3, 4; Junior IP ley Leaf Art Editor 3,4; Acorn Staff 4. OMA LEE CLICK ‘‘Iam the master of my fate; Iam the captain of my soul. ' Girl Scout 1; Music 1, 2,3,4; Music Re- porter 4; Junior Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Journalism Club 3, 4; Bible Club 3, 4, Sec- retary and Treas. 3; Cheerleader 4; Super - lative 4; History Oratorical Contest 3. | vel RALPH NEELY MOORE ‘ ‘Doing nothing for others can be our own undoing.’’ Deb Awelnezens 4 Basketball 1, 2,3,.4; Baseball 1, 2,3,4; F.F.A. Pres. 4; Jour- nalism 3,4; Class Night Officers 4; Leaf Staff 4; Acorn Staff 4; Superlative 4. MARTHA LYERLY DEAL The great woman is she who does not lose her love’s heart. Girl Scouts 1; Junior Play 3; Journalism Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Junior Magazine Drive Captain 3; Cheerleader 1; Leaf Staff 4; Class Night Officer 4; Superlative 4. MARGARET LYERLY DOUGLAS True as the days are long Junior Play 3; Secretary 3; Vice Pres. 1,2; Cheerleader 1,4; Journalism Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1; Softball 1. CARL STEELE ‘‘Keep laughing, Keep gay, Always walk the straightest way.’ Journalism Club 3,4; Bible Club4;F,. F.A. Cass Vice Pres. 1,2,4; F.F.A. F Jera- tion Vice Pres. 4; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; 4-H CGlubeireas, 3) Bus Driver 3,4. CUTHIEL WOOD Always Dreaming Journalism Club 3,4; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Agriculture Treasure 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4; Acorn Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Leaf Staff 4, Circulation Manager 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 3; Basketball 1,3,4; Junior Magazine Drive Captain 3;Jun- ior Play 3; Bus Driver 4. JUANITA GENTLE _‘ We know nothing of tomorrow, our busi- ness is to-be good and happy today. ”’ Journalism Club 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Bible Club 3,4; F.H.A. 2, 3,4; Parlimen- tarian 3; Reporter 4; Beta Club 3,4; His- tory Oratorical Contest 3; Marshal 3; Junior Play 3; Superlative 4; Acorn Staff 4; Assistant Editor 4; Class Night Officer 4; Music 1,2,3; Voice 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Bible Club Reporter 4. PATSY JEAN GIBBONS ‘Hold fast to that which you have. ’’ Glee Club 1,2,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Softball 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Journalism Club 3,4; Leaf Staff 4. MARGARET JEANETTE KINLEY Never Serious Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Journalism Club 3, 4; 4-H Club l. NORMA ELIZABETH PAINTER Always the future, never the past. Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Journalism Club 3, 4; 4-H Club 1; Junior Play Usher 3. MONA MARLOWE WINECOFF I have seen yesterday, I love today, and Iam waiting for a glorious tomorrow. Atal Gliwoy We IP isi. A, 37488 1PseSG, Zp Se Beta Club 3,4; Vice Pres. 3; Pres. 4; Journalism Club 3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4; Marshal 3; Junior Play 3; Cheer Leader 1,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; State F.H.A. Rally Crore BiblesG@lubie.4 leat cotati on4 In September of nineteen hundred and forty seven, thirty four fresh- men faced their first year of high school. Everything was new, we were inexperienced in this new type of study, but after nine months we felt we had accomplished much under the leadership of Mrs. Lois Miller. Twenty eight were left to begin the second year of our high school acdetethne direction of Mrs. Geneva Harrill. Two new students increased the number of our class to thirty, as we began our Junior year with Miss Jeanette Current as our advisor. The Junior-Senior Banquet and the play were the outstanding events and will always be pleasant reminders of our Junior year. In September of nineteen hundred and fifty one, twenty one girls and boys eagerly began their last year of high school education, each deter- mined to take advantage of all opportunities. Leonard Williams was chosen as class president, and Mrs. Mary Joe Chambers served as our sponsor. The highlights of the year were receiving our class rings, pro- ducing the Senior Play, and attending the Junior-Senior Banquet. As we near graduation, we look back over the four short years and realize that we have attained the goal which then seemed so far away. With many happy memories and with a sense of achievement, as we understand it, we carry with us the resolve to seek new goals by always fulfilling our Senior motto, ‘‘Hitch your wagon toa star.’’ Barbara Ann Benson Historian I, Juanita Gentle, secretary for the Vice President of Powers Modeling Com- pany, New York, was relaxing in the lounging room after lunch when my head be- gan to nod. Suddenly I fell into a deep sleep. It seemed that I was gazing into a crystal ball, which predicted the future of my fellow classmates. Faintly, I saw Barbara Benson, teaching the third grade at the famous Wood- leaf School. Then the light grew dim and I could see a tall, busy doctor in his office at Cool- eemee, who was none other than Thomas Poole, counting the pulse of one of Mona Winecoff’s twenty-four '’carrot tops’’. I was amazed when I identified the nurse, moving swiftly down the corridor, as Oma Lee Click. Next, my vision traveled to Hollywood, California, where I saw John Lyerly as Top Artist for the Walt Disney Studios. Suddenly his telephone rang and I recog- nized the voice of Peggy Adams, a telephone operator for the Bell Telephone Com- pany in New York. Then I could see dimly, Linda Murph working as a Secret Agent for the F. B.I. in Washington, assisted by Norma Painter, her secretary. The figures in the ball became confused and then cleared, as I saw myself meet- ing the governor of North Carolina, Leonard Williams. The scene changed and I passed by the airport where I saw Peggy Webb board- ing a Transcontinental plane leaving for Oklahoma to join her husband. Quickly the ball turned and I saw Patsy Gibbons at the Hanes Hosiery Mill at Winston Salem, inspecting hose for her husband. As I moved the ball slightly, I saw my old home town where Frank Hoover, State Highway Patrolman, had just taken a speed violator to court. Next I saw in the ball a veterinarian, Neely Moore, visiting the farms ofthe two outstanding farmers of 1962, Cuthiel Wood and Carl Steele. Again the light grew dim and then brig htened, and I saw Jerry Cranford, driv- ing the first ‘‘CRANFORD”’ automobile off the assembly line in Detroit, Michigan, with Jeanette Kinley, his secretary, watching very excitedly. The last view was a meeting of the Home Demonstration Club of the Scotch- Irish Township, where I recognized Martha Deal, Margaret Douglas, and Joan Cran- ford as leading officers of the club because of their interest in home and family life. Suddenly, a rough shake aroused me from this revealing dream, and brought me to the world of reality. Again I was a secretary, about to resume my normal duties, but I know I shall never forget the prophecies of my dream. Juanita Gentle Prophetess As the time for us to leave draws nigh, We Seniors begin to think of the past, Of the good old days at Woodleaf High And the years that have gone so fast. Our thoughts of the past remind us still That we must not loose sight of our goal, Though the paths we tred are all uphill We must go on, though dark clouds roll. We must not quit in the midst of our fight For we may not know how close we are To winning our goal, for in the night It may be near when we think it is far. Yes, we must go on through thick and thin And never think of giving in And when our goal seems so far We'll ‘‘Hitch our wagon to a star’’ Peggy Adams - Poet FRIENDLIEST Martha Deal Thomas Poole cena - ne : BEST ALL AROUND aa Linda Murph mene Thomas Poole SENIOR MOST INTELLIGENT Barbara Benson Leonard Williams MOST BASHFUL Linda Murph Frank Hoover MOST LIKE LY TO SUGCEED Barbara Benson Leonard Williams MOST MISCHIEVOUS Peggie Adams Cuthiel Wood CUTEST Juanita Gentle Neely Moore MOS iieAy nH) L1G Paggy Adams Cuthiel Wood SUPERLATIVES MOST COURTEOUS Joan Cranford Thomas Poole MOST DEPENDALBE Juanita Gentle John Lyerly Z BEST PERSONALITY Linda Murph Thomas Poole MOST FLIRTATIOUS Oma Click Leonard Williams LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Woodleaf High School, extend to our parents our great- est appreciation for all they have sacrificed to make these twelve years of school possible. To our Principal and teachers we wish to express our gratitude for their efforts and understanding. And lastly, we want to show our love and affection for the Junior Class by willing to them our Senior dignity, our Senior privileges, and our personal property as fol- lows: I, Cuthiel Wood, do will to Neal Smith my superlative title ‘‘Most Athletic”’ I, Carl Steele, do will to Frank and Edward Barbee my love for many girls. I, Jerry Cranford, will to Charles Lyerly and Charles Deal all of the Cooleemee girls. I, Frank Hoover, do will to Tronia Beck and June Myers my bashfulness. I, John Lyerly, do will my art ability to Ruth Campbell and Barbara Seamon. I, Neely Moore, do will my superlative title, ‘‘Cutest’’to Fillmore Ratledge and Walter Bryon Kluttz. I, Leonard Williams, do will my ability to drive bus no. 87 to Mary Evelyn Safley. I, Norma Painter, do will my intelligence in economics to,Ora Mae Robbing. I, Joan Cranford, do will to Fred Foster and Annie Bringle my ability in typing. I, Jeanette Kinley, do will my ability to argue with the teachers to Bobby Epps and Kenneth Foster. I, Peggy Webb, do will my ability to get and keep a man, to Ethel Myers. I, Mona Winecoff, do will to Bruce Penley my office as Beta Club President. I, Patsy Gibbons, do will the gossip news in the Leaf to Janie Shaver. I, Martha Deal, do will to Connie Ratledge and Loretta Evans my superlative title, ‘‘Friendliest’’. I, Peggy Adams, do will to Frances McDaniel my faithful pair of basketball shoes. I, Linda Murph, do will to Charlotte Blume my ability to read shorthand. I, Juanita Gentle, do will my faithful bus no. 29 to Tommy Hendrix. I, Barbara Benson, do will my ability to make ‘‘A’s’’in Bible to Roger Marlowe and Joan Connell. I, Thomas Poole, do will my friendliness to Eugene Blackwood and Randal Pinks- ton. Neely Moore, Witness: Mrs. David Chambers Lawyer Mr. James Wilhelm, Jr. STATISTICS puterecollectingetactssandstipures for the greatest class ever assembled here at Woodleaf, I hereby publish the follow- Inpmolatistics Oisthey Glass, Ol soc. The average height of this class of dignified Seniors is five feet, four and two thirds inches- the boys being five feet andse1gntwinches andsthe carlssfivesteet and four inches. Cur Statistics show that the average weight of the boys is 135 pounds and the girls 110 pounds. Shoes range from a Sia Pos lOrcemlaccemymlyace Blue eyes seem to hold a 35% over the others, gray 15%, brown and hazel 25% each. The Senior class is made up of various religious denomi- nations, the majority being Methodists. As for the political lines, I find the Democrats havea 70% majority. The above facts and figures concerning the class of 52 amertuucalOpnesbe st Olumy Know ledvecsandil thesotatistician of this, the best Senior Class yet, do solemnly affix my sig- nature. Martha Deal - STATISTICIAN FROM ALPHA PRON nO BES IM icine AONE ba 10 OMEGA CLASS NIGHT OFFICERS Peggy Adams Poet John Lyerly Giftorian Neely Moore Testator Juanita Gentle Prophet Martha Deal Statistician Barbara Benson Historian MASCOTS James Harley Kinley Son of Mr. Mrs. H. S. Kinley Carylon Elaine Moore daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Moore ™“ a earns AWN S i, a hyp Yj UNIORS BOBBY EPPS, President ROGER MARLOW, Vice-President FILMORE RATLEDGE, Sec-Treas. LORETTA EVANS, Reporter EDWARD BARBEE TRONIA BECK FRANK BARBEE EUGENE BLACKWOOD CHARLOTTE BLUME CHARLES DEAL ANNIE BRINGLE RUTH CAMPBELL FRED FOSTER JOAN CARNELL KENNETH FOSTER JUNIORS FRANCES McDANIEL TOMMY HENDRIX, JR. ETHEL MYERS JUNE MYERS WALTER KLUL TZ CONNIE RATLEDGE JAMES LANGFORD CHARLES LYERLY ORA MAE ROBBINS BRUCE PENLEY MARY EVELYN SAFLEY BARBARA SEAMON RANDAL PINKSTON JANIE SHAVER NEAL SMITH SOPHOMORES FRESHMEN . HIGHT GRADI Mr. Donnelly SEVENTH AND LIGHT GRADI Miss Parker SEVENTH GRADI Mrs. Waller SIXTH GRADE Sims Mrs. Taylor Tl GRADE Mrs. Kesler == FOURTH MND seen et ‘pane seez FIFTH GRADE Mrs. Lowman HOURTH GRADI Mrs. Yarboro SE THIRD GRADE Mrs. Banks ¢ THIRD GRADE Mrs. Auten SECOND AND HIRD GRADE Mrs. Dwire COND GRADE § Mrs. Graham HAST GRADE Miss Osborne HAST GRADE Mrs. Greer ANNUAL STAFF Leonard Williams, Cuthiel Wood-Business Managers; Neely Moore, Peggy Adams- Circulation Managers; John Lyerly-Art Editor; Juanita Gentle-Assistant Editor; Mr. James Wilhelm-Advisor; Barbara Benson-Editor (not photographed), LEAF STA Peggy Adams-Editor; Connie Ratledge-Assistant Editor; John Lyerly, Barbara Sea- mon-Art Editors; Cuthiel Wood, Loretta Evans-Circulation Managers; Martha Deal- Business Manager; Neely Moore, Charlotte Blume-Sports Editors; Mr. Wilhelm, Advisor. BETA CLUB Juanita Gentle, Linda Murph, Mona Winecoff, Connie Ratledge, Tronia Beck, Mrs. Chambers-Advisor, James Langford, Fillmore Ratledge, Barbara Seamon, Loretta Evans, Charles Deal, Bruce Penley, Neal Smith. = Bm riipru ee agar BUS DRIVERS Marvin McDaniel, Cuthiel Wood, Carl Steele, Frank Barbee, Mona Winecoff, Juanita Gentle, Leonard Williams. June Myers, Mary Evelyn Safley, Mona Winecoff, Connie Ratledge, Linda Murph, Peggie Adams, Oma Click, Miss Brazell, Juanita Gentle, Barbara Benson, Eva Nell Fleming, Juanita Doss, Frances McDaniel, Janet Brown, Martha Jean Benson, Vida Hammond, Jerleane Snider, Ruby Morrison, James Langford, Jerry Reavis, Charles Deal, Eugene Blackwood, Neal Smith, Carl Steele. CHEER LEADERS Tronia Beck, Mona Winecoff, Margaret Douglas, Oma Click, Jerelean Snider BASEBALL Lewis Lineberger, Bobby Epps, Leroy Burgess, Fred Foster, Bobby Waller, Neely Moore, Randal Pinkston, Larry Benson, Dean Thomoson, Mr. Barringer-Coach, Cuthiel Wood, Bruce Penley, Billy Lyerly, Troy Speas, Fillmore Ratledge. GIRLS” BASKETBALL Mae Webb, Wilma Safley, June Myers, Mr. Barringer-Coach, Betty Swicegood, Charlotte Blume, Ora Mae Robins, Barbara Plummer, Eva Nell Fleming, Barbara Seamon, Connie Ratledge, Peggie Adams, Mary Evelyn Safley, Evelyn Barlette, Lo- rene Coates. BOYS’ BASKETBALL Fillmore Ratledge, Jack Weant, Lewis Lineberger, Bobby Epps, Marvin McDaniel, Arthur Ratledge, Fred Foster, Kenneth Foster, Mr: Barringer-Coach, Cuthiel Wood, Charles Deal, Neely Moore. BOY SCOUTS | Bobby Epps, Troy Speas, Mr. Barringer-Advisor, Lonnie White, John Ward, Joe Morgan, Charlie Snider, James Langford, Thomas Snider, Leroy Burgess Mrs. Blume, Mrs. Lyerly, Mrs. Benson, Mrs. Perrell, Mrs. Current Miss Click (not photographed) CAFETERIA STATE S Ss SS = % — Zy,. a! , OPERATOR HOUSEWIFE CHICKEN FARMER a SUPERIOR STONE COMPANY WOODLEAF QUARRY Producers of Crushed Stone and Granite Screenings Raleigh North Carolina Rowan Printing Company MICHAEL’S GARAGE Phone 532 Auto and Tractor Repair Salisbury North Carolina Dunn Town North Carolina GEORGE W. 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Innes Salisbury North Carolina Jimmie Blackwelder’s Barbecue Curb Service 1624 West Innes Street Salisbury North Carolina S. H. MORGAN W oodleaf North Carolina It=Gosts Less AT STERCHI’S To Furnish Your Home Compliments of Compliments of PET DAIRY Brown-Smoot Typewriter Company 110 West Bank Street EDWIN EARLE Telephone 2988 LA TIONE RY OFFICE EQUIPMENT AND SUPPLIES Salisbury North Carolina Salisbury The 1952 Senior Class of WOODLEAF HIGH SCHOOL W oodleaf North Carolina North Carolina APPRECIATION Please support the advertisers in this Annual. They are largely respon- sible for the publication. We appre- ciate their support! TOR ide 120 133 14, 15. 16. LT 18, BABY PICTURES . Margaret Douglas . Martha Deal . Juanita Gentle Frank Hoover Thomas Poole . John Lyerly . Jeanette Kinley Norma Painter . 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