Woodleaf High School - Acorn Yearbook (Woodleaf, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1954 volume:

Vanesen ted, Ws, The Senior Class WOODLEAF HIGH SCHOOL Editor: Leroy Burgess Associate Editor: Vida Hammond “AOWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY “SALISBURY, NIC. ROWAN PUBLIC LIBRARY SALISBURY, NC : Wn NC ROW.24 WOO il NNN AML ll “Tho Acorn Dedicatien We, the Seniors of 1954, do proudly Co-Dedicate this annual---THE ACORN of 1954: TO YOU--OUR PARENTS: In sincere appreciation of your untiring efforts and faithful sympathetic understanding as we ventured along life’s pathway, we the Seniors, humbly express our gratitude. TO YOU--OUR TEACHERS: For your guidance and fellowship which steered us safely over the stormy sea of curricular and extra curricular activities to the ‘‘Port of Graduation,’’ we shall always hold you in admiration and appreciation. SECRETARY PRINCIPAL Mrs. Maroline Benson Mr.C. W. Harrill School Committee Mr. W. D. Myers, Mr. Carl Deal, Mr. George Ratledge, Mr. Ed Click, Mr. Thomas Miller Cdministvalien Faculty Mrs. Mary Jo Chambers English Mrs. Mary Ligon English, French Mr. Jack Cornwell History, Physical Education Miss Mary E. Coleman Commercial Miss Jeanette Current Science Mrs. Geneva B. Harrill Home Economics Mr. Herman Langford Agriculture Miss Catherine Brazell Bible aculty Mrs. Herbert Jones Music Mr. Paul Donnelly Eighth Grade Miss Cody Parker Seventh and Eighth Mrs. Christine W. Daniel Seventh Grade Mrs. W.C. Taylor Sixth Grade Mrs. Elizabeth Ludwick Sixth Grade Mrs. Pearl B. Kesler Fifth Grade Mrs. Helen Corwin Fifth Grade Faculty Mrs. Kathryn B. Yarbro Fourth Grade Mrs. T. E. Wyche Third and Fourth Mrs. F. J. Auten Third Grade Mrs. Louise Marrs Second Grade ‘ we Hee wie ee W ggue Mrs. Cora Dwire Second Grade Mrs. G. F. Greer First Grade Mrs. Cleo O. Tucker First Grade Mrs. Maroline Benson Secretary to the Principal i 0 ( Oe oe Rp Seer’ | x ‘ 4 j o ‘ VICE-PRESIDENT Patricia Graham Benson Clubs: Journalism 3,4; Bible Seis IPs lel, Ny oS Oniieer 4,39 Glee 2; Monogram Officer 4; 4-H 1-4; Beta 3,4; Basketball 1; Music; Girls Sport Editor 4; Cheerleader 3,4,Chief 4; Jun- ior Play; Superlative 4; Class Vice-Pres. 4. SECRETARY Rose Jerlean Snider Clubs: Bible 1-4, Officer 3,4; Beta 3, 4; Glee 4, Officer 4; IP ISIN, os, Obsbieeie Be mica ism 3,4; 4-H 1-4; Superlative; Cheerleader 2; Usher 3; Class Officer 2,4; Class Night Offic- er 4; Annual Staff 4; Devotion- al Chairman 3,4, Sentor Class PRESIDENT Oscar Leroy Burgess Clubs: Monogram Pres.; Beta $258 di@waaneiylioion Si 28 19, IP 5 AN 1-4, Officer 4; County F.F.A. Sec. 4; Public Speaking 3, 4; Junior Play; Annual Staff; Leaf Staff 3; Student Council 4; Class Pres. 3,4; Baseball 1-4; Bas- ketball 1-4. Officers TREASURER Jackie Calvin Barbee Clubs: Experimental Science l; Bus Driver 2,3; Class Offi- cer 4; Superlative 4. ‘‘Entered from Gastonia High.’’ REPORTER Barbara Ruth Plummer Clubs: Beta 3,4;4-H 1-4; Glee lech He Asma eb ibles4 a our nalism 3,4; F.H.A. Officer 1,2; Beta Officer 3,4;Class Officer 1-4; Marshal; Leaf Staff; Jun- ior Play, Basketball 1-3, Man- ager 4. Senlors Lorene Thomason Coates Glubs: 4-H 4. he He AS 13: Beta 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Journalism 3,4; Monogram 4; Bible 4; Leaf Staff 4; Junior Play; Chief Marshal 3; Basket - ball 1-4, Co-Captain 3. William Thomas Snider Clubs: F.F.A. 1-4, Reporter 1,-2, Vice-President 4; Beta 3,4; Science 4, Officer 4; Boy Scouts 1, 2; Marshal; Student Council Officer 4. Katrina Ann Murph Clubs: Beta 3,4; F.H.A. 1-4; Bible 4; Journalism 3,4; Eng- lish Reporter 4; Leaf Staff 4; Junior Play; Reporter 2, William Eugene Lyerly Glubs: F.EVA. 1-3; Science 4; Bible 4; 4-H 1, 2; Journalism i 3,4; Science Pres. 4; Baseball Ff os Ss 2; Annual Staff; Leaf Staff; Re- S porter; Superlative. Gladys Jerlean Murph @lubseeb. He Al —3-sGlee l=4- 4-H 1-3; Journalism 3,4; Bible 2 Siar Iasi, Howard Ray Martin Clubs: Journalism 3, 4; Beta 3,4;4-H 1-3; F.F.A. Secretary 1-4; Superlative 4;Class Night Officer. Jack Monroe Weant Clubs: 4-H 1, 2; Journalism 3,4; Monogram 4; F.F.A. 1-3; Science 4; Vice-Pres. 1; Jun- ior Play; Leaf Staff; Superla- tive; Baseball 2-4; Basketball 2-4. Lois Mae Webb Clubs: Journalism 3, 4; Beta 3,4; Monogram Reporter 4; Glee 1,2; F.H.A.1-3; 4-H 1-4; Bible 4; Basketball 1-4, Co- Captain 4; Junior Play; Super- lative 4; Leaf Staff 4. Senlors Marvin Cleopas McDaniel Clubs: Journalism 3,4; Science 4; Monogram 4; 4-H 1, 2; F. F.A.1,2; Beta 3,4; Student Council Pres.; Science Officer; Annual Staff 4; Public Speaking; Basketball 1, 2, Co-Captain 3, Captain 4; Bus Driver 2-4; Junior Play; Superlative; Mar- shal. Peggy Ruth Sheets Clubs: Glee 1-3; Journalism 3,4; Bible 4; 4-H 1-4; Beta 3,4; F.H.A. 1-4, Officer 2; Junior Play; Superlative 4; Cheer- leader 4. Robert Lee Waller Clubs: Journalism 3,4; Mono- gram 4; F PsA. 1-4) Oificer 4; 4-H 1-4; Science 4; Baseball 1-4; Junior Play; Bus Driver 2-4; Leaf Staff. Doris Marie Donahue Clubs: 4-H 1-4; Glee 2; Jour- nalism 3,4; F.H.A. 1-4; Super- lative; Junior Play; Basketball ie Seniors Joy Brown Clubs: Journalism 3, 4; Beta 3,4; Bible 1-4; F.H.A. 1-3; An- nual Staff 4; Superlative 4. Billy Ray McCulloh Clubs: Science 4; Journalism 3,4;4-H1-3;F.F.A. 1-3; Base- ball 3,4; Basketball 4; Junior Play; Superlative 4. Wilma Mae Safley Clubs: Journalism 3, 4; Glee 1,2;4-H 1-4; F.H.A. 1-3; Beta 3,4; Basketball 1-4,Co-Captain 4;Class Officer 2,4; Leaf Staff 4; Junior Play; Superlative 4. William Michel Raney Clubs: Science 4; Journalism 3,4;4-H1,2; Monogram 4; Jun- ior Play; Baseball 1,2. Martha Juanita Doss Clubs: 4-H1-4; Glee 1-4; Bible 1-4; Journalism 3,4; Jun- ior Play Usher 3; Basketball 1. Lewis Barber Lineberger Clubs: Monogram 4; Science 4; Beta 3, 4; Journalism 3, 4; 4-H 1;F.F.A.1,2,4, President; Basketball 1-4; Baseball 1; Leaf Staff 4; Superlative 4. Mildred Verlene Foster Clubs: 4-H 1-4, Officer 4; F.H.A. 1-4, Officer 3,4; Beta 3,4; Monogram 4; Journalism 3,4; Basketball 1; Cheerleader 3,4;Class Night Officer 4; Bus Driver 4; Junior Play; Super- lative 4; Leaf Staff 4; Officer Se Vida Mac Hammond Clubs: Glee 1-4; Journalism 3; Bible 2-4; Beta 3,4; Marshal 3; Class Sec. Treas. 1; Jun- ior Play Usher; Class Night Officer 4; Annual Staff 4;Class Officer 3,4; Devotional Chair- man 3,4. Sentors Mary Lynn Painter Clubs: Glee 1-4; Journalism 3,4; 4-H 1-3; Junior Play Usher. Elizabeth Atwell Collins Clubs: Journalism 3,4; F.H.A. 1-4;4-H 1-4; Beta 3,4; Basket- ball 1; Junior Play. Troy Preston Speas Clubs: F.F.A.1-4; Journalism 4; Officer 2,4; Science 4; Boy Scouts 1,2; Leaf Staff 4; Base- ball 4; Basketball 4; Superla- tive. Betty Swicegood Gregory Clubs: Beta 3, 4; F.H.A. 1-4, Officer 4; 4-H 1-4; Monogram 4; Basketball 1-3; Marshal 3; Leaf Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Junior Play; Class Night Of- ficer 4; Superlative 4; Class Officers. Seniors Doris Marie Beck Clubs: Glee 2;4-H 1,2; F.H.A, See OuUrnaliSnass. 4 Junior Play. William Howard Motley Clubs: Journalism 3,4; Science 4;4-H 1-3; F.F.A. 1-3; Junior Play. Class Night Officers Howard Martin, Statistician; Mildred Foster, Historian; Thomas Snider, Giftorian; Betty Gregory, Testator; Jerlean Snider, Poet; Vida Hammond, Prophet. CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS COLOR Blue and White MOTTO To make our lives a challenge, not a compro- mise. Mascots Kay Hollaway Daughter of Mr. Mrs. Dale Hollaway Gary Gibbons Son of Mr. Mrs. J. B. Gibbons Mildred Foster Historian Class History In nineteen hundred and fifty, forty-one freshmen boarded the W. H. S. Airliner fora four year flight through the classrooms and halls of Woodleaf High. Through the careful guidance and leadership of Mr. James Barringer, our pilot, we completed the first year of our flight. ‘‘All aboard, all aboard,’’ called our new pilot, Mr. James Wilhelm, as thirty-six passengers climbed into the plane and took their seats for the nineteen fifty-one Sopho- more ‘‘take off.’’ Before we realized it the plane was descending again, this time at the Junior Airport where two students discontinued their flight, leaving an enrollment of thirty-four. Before we left the ground another passenger was noticed, and the pilot waited until Miss Jeanette Current, our adviser, boarded the plane. During our Junior travel we experienced many thrilling adventures; among them were our Junior Play and the Junior-Senior Banquet. But soon May rolled around and once again the W. H. S. Airliner brought thirty-four Juniors to a safe landing. Thus, for three years we had flown through our Freshmen, Sophomore and Junior years. We could hardly believe that now we were climbing into the dear old W. H. S. for the last time. Thirty of our original group and one new student brought our crew to thirty-one. Assisting the pilot were: President, Leroy Burgess; Vice-President, Patricia Benson; Secretary, Jerlean Snider; Treasurer, Jackie Barbee; and Sponsor, Mrs. David Chambers. Receiving our class rings, presenting the Senior Play, attending the Junior-Senior Banquet and the Carolina-Tennessee Football Game at Chapel Hill were some of the high- lights enjoyed. We are very grateful to our parents, teachers and principal for their inspiring help and guidance. We will sincerely strive to ‘‘Make our lives a Challenge and not a Compro- mise.”’ Historian, Mildred Foster Jerlean Snider Poet Class Poem Arise and cheer, Oh Woodleaf High, The Senior class is marching by, With cap and gown and buoyant step Our Senior dignity we have kept. But how can we leave our dear old school ? We've tried so hard to keep each rule. Remember the time we were late for class And for punishment had to empty the trash? And don’t forget the Junior play, It sure went over in a Hillbilly way; Morning devotions were an inspiration, And Beta Club with initiation. The Junior-Senior banquet table Looked like a fairy-land in fables, Basketball with the fans screaming. Hey, Seniors! We've been dreaming. Forgive us for wandering back this way. We are here for a special occasion today, The time for which so long we've waited. We are about to be graduated. 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(a). .¢ @ 6 6 SHORE 6G OA Howard Martin Statistician Vida Hammond Prop hetess Class Prophecy At last my busy day as a homemaker and mother is coming to a close. I’ve put the children to bed and I’m free to relax and watch a television program before retiring myself. To my surprise the announcer, Howard Martin, says the program tonight will be a survey of the class of '54 of Woodleaf High School. First, 1 see Marvin McDaniel, a famous scientist, dictating his discovery of a new drug to his efficient secretary, Joy Brown. She records this letter and sends a copy to a doctor in Charlotte, whose nurse is Mildred Foster. After telephone operator, Doris Beck, clears the line, Miss Foster gets a call through to Jerlean Murph, the X-ray technician at a near-by hos- pital. Her secretary is Elizabeth Collins. The next scene shows Mrs. Betty Gregory and Mrs. Lorene Coates talking with teacher Barbara Plummer about the grades of their children. As they finish talking Mr. Harrill’s secretary, Peggy Sheets, comes to tell Miss Plummer that she is wanted on the phone. It is Doris Donahue calling to say that her child has a cold. Now I see Jack Weant, president of a large clothing store, boarding a plane for New York, The airplane stewardess is Mary Lynn Painter. With Mr. Weant is his secretary, Mae Webb, and they’re going to a fashion show of new styles for women. Modeling the new creations is Wilma Safley. The next scene shows Bill McCulloh and Bob Waller talking as they look over the cattle on Bob’s ranch. Bill is giving him the estimate of the cost of plumbing for his new ranch house. They are interrupted by one of Bob’s foremen, Bill Motley, who comes to report on the day's happenings. The scene shifts and there is County Forest Warden, Mickey Raney, lecturing to a group of 4-H boys on setting out pine trees. County Home Demonstration Agent, Patricia Benson, is giving the girls a few points on how to dress well. © A very interesting view is that of Lewis Lineberger, civil engineer, telling his secretary, Juanita Doss, of some new highway plans. An amusing picture is that of Thomas Snider and Troy Speas, diesel mechanics, working with Jackie Barbee’s transfer truck. The last picture is an interview with Katrina Murph, a missionary home on furlough, by Jerlean Snider, the Bible teacher of Woodleaf School, and Bill Lyerly, a local minister. The announcer says he’s sorry but the engineer, Leroy Burgess, reports technical diffi- culties; therefore, he will be unable to continue. But luckily, this didn’t happen until I had viewed my former classmates in their success. Prophetess Vida Hammond Betty Gregory Testator Last Will And Cestament We, the Senior Class of Woodleaf High School, City of Woodleaf, County of Rowan, and State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and having the spirit to go forward, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our last will and testament in manner and form as follows: ITEM 1 To Mr. Harrill, we leave our sincere gratitude for all that he has done for us. To the Faculty, we leave our appreciation for their co-operation in the past four years. To the Juniors, we leave our Wisdom, our Dignity, our Knowledge, our Importance and all our Unfinished Business. ITEM 2 Leroy Burgess, will to Arthur Ratledge my capability to ‘‘Snowbird’’ in basketball. Doris Beck, will my ability to eat in classes to Evelyn Bartlett and Rachel Shoaf,. Marvin McDaniel, will to Sylvia McDaniel the office of president of Student Council. Troy Speas, will to Janet McDaniel and Jack Gullett my courage to read all magazines without complications in study hall. Doris Donahue, will my musical ability to Betty Murph. Juanita Doss, will to Janet Brown the privilege of being absent from school. Jackie Barbee, will my superlative title ‘‘best looking’’ in the Senior class to Bobby Safley. Lorene Coates, will to Flake Wilson my ability to pass all my grades. Lewis Lineberger, will my position on the basketball team to Walter Fleming. Elizabeth Collins, will my ability to become a Senior to Geraldine Doss. Mildred Foster, will bus 36 to Jerry Reavis. Peggy Sheets, will to Jimmy Harkey and Julia Safley my mischievous ideas. Billy Lyerly, will to Eva Nell Fleming my desire to read all the interesting books I can find. Bobby Waller, will to Ray Bean my position in baseball, holding first base. Billy Motley, will to Lorene Corriher and Ronny Hellard my privilege of getting out of classes. Joy Brown, will to Haskell Shoaf and Nancy Miller my ability to remain quiet through the class period. Patricia Benson, will my position of secretary to Mr. Cornwell to Kathryn Epps. Betty Gregory, will my favorite subject, ‘‘Economics,’’ to Coleen Wilson. Jerlean Snider, will my artistic ability to Harold Allen and Martha Benson. Vida Hammond, will my ability to stay on the honor roll to Gene Hall and Frank Jacobs. Wilma Safley, will my superlative title ‘‘cutest’’ to Joan Evans. Jerlean Murph, will to Geraldine Campbell my ability to get along with all the tea chers. Mae Webb, will to Henry Waller and Candace Owens my passing grades in Shorthand. Katrina Murph, will my dependability to Donnie Gullett. Jack Weant, will to Ann Ratledge my ability to remain quiet throughout homeroom period, Thomas Snider, will toCharlie Williams mycapability to go to school and work in the mill too. Mickey Raney, will to Jeanette McIntyre my ability to borrow typing paper and erasers from everyone in class, Mary L. Painter, will to Annette Miller my favorite seat in the twelfth grade homeroom. Howard Martin, will to Ruth Thomason my ability to use my study hall to the best advantage. Barbara Plummer, leave my notebook and information in it to Barbara Penninger. Billy McCulloh, will to Bill Wetmore my ability to keep a steady girl friend through HighSchool. SS ee - se © Ne. Ori OEE elie wel wi te Ln ee oe eB ce eB ce ee oe | -_— eve we © -_— «we © sO . SS eS Re -_ - © Witness: Mrs. David Chambers Betty Gregory: Lawyer Miss Mary Coleman : Most Likely to Succeed _ Thomas Snider —— Mildred Foster Most Mischievous Troy Speas Peggy Sheets Most Bashful Lewis Lineberger Joy Brown Most Athletic Jack Weant Friendliest Bill Lyerly Pa Doris Donahue 1, Mae Webb, 2, Lorene Coates, 3, Katrina Murph, 4. Betty Gregory, 95. DorisiBeck, 6. Mildred Foster, 7. Mickey Raney, 8. Vida Hammond, 9. Troy Speas, 10. Lewis Lineburger, 11. Peggy Sheets, 12. Wilma Safley, 13. Barbara Plummer, 14. Bill Motley. 16. Leroy Burgess, 17. Doris Donahue, 18. Bobby Lee Waller, 21. Jerlean Murph, 22. Bill McCulloh, 23. Jerlean 25, Jack Weant, 26. Juanita Doss (Middle), 27. Billy Lyerly, 28. Elizabeth Collins, 29. Mary Lynn Painter, 30. Howard Martin. 15. Marvin McDaniel, 19. Pat Benson, 20. Thomas Snider, Snider, 24. Joy Brown, First Row: Peggy Sheets, Juanita Doss, Joy Brown, Doris Donahue, Barbara Plummer, Jerlean Snider, Mildred Foster, Elizabeth Collins, Patricia Benson. Second Row: Mary Lynn Painter, Wilma Safley, Mae Webb, Vida Hammond, Marvin McDaniel, Jack Barbee, Bill McCulloh, Jack Weant, Lorene Coates, Betty Gregory, Doris Beck, Jerlean Murph. Third Row: Troy Speas, Katrina Murph, Howard Martin, Lewis Lineberger, Leroy Burgess, Bill Motley, Mickey Raney, Thomas Snider, Bill Lyerly, Bobby Waller. Mascots: Kay Holloway, Gary Gibbons. Juntors President, Sylvia McDaniel Vice President, Donnie Gullet Treasurer, barbara Penninger Secretary, Gene Hall Ne portent. Henry Waller Student Council Representative, Joan Evans Candace Owens Flake Wilson Martha Benson Haskell Shoaf Eva Nell Fleming Charlie Williams Colene Wilson Jerry Reavis Ann Ratledge Arthur Ratledge Annette Miller Frank Jacobs Jeanette McIntyre Donnie Holshouser Ruth Thomason untors Jack Gullet Lorene Corriher Ray Bean Evelyn Bartlett Bill Wetmore Rachel Shoaf Ronnie Hellard Julia Safley Bobby Safley Kathryn Epps Walter Fleming Betty Murph Harold Allen Nancy Miller Geralene Campbell Jimmy Harkey Janet Brown Geraldine Doss Janet McDaniel Sophomores Not Pictured President, Aldolph Evans Vice President, Charles Snider (Not Pictured) Secretary, Gladys Webb Treasurer, Shirley Reavis Reporter, Carol Waller Student Council Representative, John Ward Mamie Sue Pinkston Carl Holshouser Fern Swicegood Bobby Coble Thelma Eagle Jackie Poole Lois Connell Sheely Pope Hilda Stroud Franklin Myers Sylvia Penley Joe Morgan Joan Wagoner James Painter Betty Kiblinger Anderson Murph Barbara Kluttz Harold Cartner Mauney Lineberger Jerry Foster Betty Lou Myers Billy Angel Lethia Archer Andris Bibelnicks Ruby Campbell Wayne Hall Helen Waller Richard Myers Margie Robbins Clyde Mowery Joan Penninger Lonnie White Kenneth Athey Robert Waller Fred Barbee Freshmen President, Betty Myers (Not Pictured) Vice-President, La Nell Ratledge Treasurer, Sara Holt Secretary, Julia Ann Lyerly Reporter, Patty Simmerson Reporter, Bobby Stamper Student Council Representative, Kay Archer David Waller Devere Hammond Ronda Saine Patsy Ward R. L. Winecoff Barbara Motley Connie Benson Ann Pierce Jerry Athey Linda Messick Vernon Bennet Bonnie McDaniel Kenneth Denton Joyce Shives Carl Hare Andy Moore President, Mary Ruth Fleming Vice-President, Sammy Wetmore Secretary and Treasurer, James Seamon Reporter, Janice Harkey Student Council Representative, Doyle Donahue Frances Raney Evan Leatherman Louise Myers Charles Fero Franza Howard Bruce Shaver Carolyn Mauldin Jerry Livengood Carolyn Pinkston Conrad Wieser Carol Perrell Paul Coughenour Carmon Adams MISS PARKER MR. DONNELLY Seventh And El, Ath Grades Eighth Grade MRS. DANIEL Seventh Grade MRS. TAYLOR Sixth Grade MRS. LUDWICK Sixth Grade MRS. KESLER Fifth Grade MRS. CORWIN Fifth Grade MRS. YARBRO Fourth Grade MRS. WYCHE Chitrd And Four rade MRS. AUTEN Chltrd Grade MRS. MARRS Second Grade MRS. DWIRE Second Grade MRS. GREER irst Grade MRS. 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