Yadkinville High School - Yadkinian Yearbook (Yadkinville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1952 volume:

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It has been the aim of the staff in preparing this book to record these activities of the Hornets 'so that the reader may see the members of the student body as they are --- industrious, interest- ing, intelligent, willing to work or play as a team, ready to defend with a vicious sting any who might attack them. e icafion Dedicating our Annual took a lot of thought and discussion because so many people have done so much to help us. We decided that to honor only one or two individuals would be inappropriate. It would have been very hard to make the choice. We chose an organization that includes all of these wonderful persons to whom we are very much indebted-the Parent-Teachers Association of Yadkinville 'High School. We know that often the dedication page in the Annual is overlooked, but it seemed necessary to express ourselves in some way with fullest sincerity for the contributions made. This rather modest organization, usually working behind the scenes, was almost entirely responsible for purchasing our activity bus. This same group has sponsored recreation programs for us and has given much-needed financial aid in school projects, from improving the grounds to buying softballs. We only hope that future students at our school will be fortunate enough to have such an active group of persons who perform so efficiently. t , ,Wg , 5 1 fx A X A 2 W ' vs w i , ' A- l .r E nnual M66 Editor-in-Chief, Willie Grey Smith, Associate Editor, Betty Jo Hutclfiensg Business Manager, Lewis Brumfieldg Advertising Manager, Harce Dean Corneliusg Circulation Manager, Betty Ann Kigerg Sports Editors, Sue Ratledge and Joe Caslwion, Art Editors, Betty Ratledge and Bonnie Williams, Typists, Lydia Hall and Pattie Cranfillg Advisors, Mrs. Leo Wagoner and Miss Mary Harding. a Q C S , G c f ' 'Aft-Cx Q S OC Y 10 t S P B r , r I a rn n o D i QUIETEST Dorothy Sreelman Fred Royal upefzlafives PRETTIEST Loretta Reavis BEST LOOKIN G Darold Weaflnerman -.2 ri . 74' i. 5 'PPI' .fl ..1. .5 f, 5. 1 . .413 'if 4 'u 6 MOST DEPENDABLE Lewis Brumfield Barbara Prim MOST STUDIOUS NEATEST Billy Casstevens Sue Rafledge Betty Jo Hutchens Allen Sneed gupefzlafives MOST ATHLETIC MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Robert Trivette Willie Grey Smith Margaret Cheek Lawrence Nance 1 A 5 T We MOST TALENTED MOST POPULAR Gene Wagoner Betty Ann Kiger Mary Sue Sheek Joe Cushion gupefzlafives FRIENDLIEST MOST CO-OPERATIVE Patsy Redding Bobby Casstevens Fred Royal Mary Nell Hutchens MOST MISCHIEVOUS BEST PERSONALITY Joe Cushion Anne Speer Betty Rutledge Harce Dean Cornelius BEST ALL AROUND CUTEST Billy Wyatt Nellie Todd WITTIEST Harrie Branon Lloyd Willard Lydia Hall Richard Driver Q MOST COURTEOUS Bonnie Williams Lawrence Nance I Z ,I I X FC' S Q I K X ' sig N Q ix Sq 5 X S' ' aff wif? 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' Q an ale- r fi is , 'f I'r ' 'q- fs , , 9 It A B - Mr. Herbert L. Cameron Mr. John W. Mathis N.C. State Collegeg B.S. A.s.r.c.,B s Glass Gem We the Seniors of '52 With a teardrop ancl a sigh Recall our fondest memories-- Our days at Yadkinville High. Tho the road was narrow and long, And our hardships more than a few, Our parents gave us hope to carry on And the teachers, our strength to renew. Twelve long years we've waited For this day of honor and success, Forgetting all misfortunes, Remembering our days of happiness. Now that our school days are ended To our classmates we bid goodbye, To the ones who us befriended, And DEAR OLD YADKINVILLE HIGH. BONNIE WILLIAMS if f X E X 1, f ff! f -ix 71 xf X f 72 f f A anion w rf xy- ' . ' ' Q if if f' . ju.,-N -I QF.: L 1 X ,A V- 5 ' ,ng 'V . - . .,,Q , - ' M - . '-.W ,K J, A525 P? 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BARBARA ADAMS lt is not good that man should be alone. 4-H Club l,4,GleeClubl,3,4, Dra- maticsClub3,4, Press Club 3, Monogram Club 3,4, Bas- ketball Mgr. 3, Office Staff 4. MARTHA BRANON Attain the unattainable. Glee Club l,2,3,4, FHA Club l, Dramatics Club 2, 3,4,4-H Club l,2,3, Off- icer, Lunchroom Worker 2, Home Room Officer 3, Jr. Play, Office Staff 4. BETTY ANN ANDERSON Wise to resolve, and pat- ient to perform . Class Off- icer l, DramaticsClub l,3, 4, Press Club 2, Officer, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Beta Club 3,4. MARIE BROWN Love me little, love me long. Glee Club l, Lunch- room Worker l,2, 4-H Club 2, FHA Club 3,4. HATTIE BRANON You see, dear, it is not true that woman was macle from man's rib, she was really made from his funny bone. Dramatics Club I, Lunchroom Worker l, 4-H Club l,2,3,4, FHA Club2, 3, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, Press Club 3,4, Office Staff 4, Basket- ball 2,3,4, Senior Superla- tive. LEWIS BRUMFIELD Talent is that which is in a man's power, genius is that in whose power a man is. Press Club l,2,3,4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4, OAK LEAF Staff 2,3,4, Class Officer l, 2,4, Talent Show Winner 2, Jr. Marshal, Jr. Play,QuilI and Scroll 3,4, Presidents' Council, Chairman, YAD- KINIAN Staff, Senior Sup- erlative. ,Mast Q Glass 06 1952 'il'- QN 'E K 1'--,, V. rv VY JOE CASHION His bark is worse than his bite. PressClub3,4, Mon- ogramClub3,4,Football3, 4, Senior Superlative, OAK LEAF Staff 3,4, Jr. Play, YADKINIAN Staff. MARGARET CHEEK The day is short, the work is much . Lunchroom Work- er l,2, FHA Club l,3,4, 4- H Club l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Monogram Club 3,4. BILLY CASSTEVENS Few persons have courage enough to appear as good as they really are. Drama- tics Club l,2,3,4, Cheer- leader l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Glee Club l, 2,3,4, BetaClub3,4, Foot- ball 4, Library Staff 4. GEORGIA CHURCH ln the mountains of truth you never climb in vain. FHA Club l,3,4, 4-H Club l,4, Lunchroom Worker l,4. BOBBY CASSTEVENS Life is not so short, but that there is always time enough For courtesy. Press Club l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Glee Club l, 2,3,4, OAK LEAF Staff 2, 4, Football 4, Cheerleader l,2,3,-4, Beta Club 3,-4, Officer 4. LESSIE CHURCH lt matters not how long we live, but how. 4-H Club 2,3,4, Glee Club 2,3,4, Lunchroom Worker 3 ,4, FHA Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,4. -fr' vw, ' if . m s . no 'Kgs RS Q n -.-MQ ,im ,..--yn' fi ,A F ..,.A , HARCE DEAN CORNEUUS Push on---keep moving. Baseball l,2,3,4, Basketball 2,3,4, Football 3,4, Capt. 4, Bus Driver 2,3,4, Glee Club 3,4, FFA Club l,2,3, 4, Monogram Club 2,3,4, Officer3,4, DramaticsClub 4, Officer 4, Safety Patrol l, Officer l, Cheerleader l, 4-H Club l, Jr. Play, Sr. Superlative, YADKINIAN Staff, Judging Contest 2,3, 4, Dramatics Club Play 4. WILMAGENTRY Each mind has its own method. Glee Club 3,4, Lunchroom Worker l, 2, FHA Club 3,4. PATTIE CRANFILL Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none. GleeClub l,'2,3,4,Class Officer 2,3, Jr. Play, OAK LEAF Staff 4, YADKINIAN Staff, Tal- ent Show Winner 3, Office Staff 4, Lunchroom Worker l, Basketball l,2,3, Drama- tics Club l,3, Press Club 2, 4, Officer 2, FHA Club 2, 3, 4-H Club l,2,3,4, Beta Club 3,4, Monogram Club 2,3,4. LYDIA HALL No better than you should be. Glee Club l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 4, Press Club 3,4, Officer 3,4, Drama- tics Club l,2, Cheerleader 4,4-H Club 3,4, Officer 3, FHA Club 3, Class Officer 3, OAK LEAF Staff 3,4, Lunchroom Worker l, YAD- KlNlAN Staff, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Officer 3,4, Beta Club 3,4, Senior Sup- erlative. RICHARD DRIVER Either do not attempt at all or go through with it. Press Club 2,3,4, OAK LEAF Staff 4, Glee Club 2, Sen- ior Superlative, SafetyClub I, Football Manager 3. PEGGY HOOTS One today is worth two to- morrows. Dramatics Club l,2,3,4, Monogram Club 2, Class Officer 2, 4-H Club l,2, Glee Club l,2,3,4, Cheerleader I, 2, Office Staff 4. ,nib f ' 2 I. ' 1 , J, 5' N: ff .,1. Os 1 -5 'fi f K 'W' 3.5 l 'X . jglgx WW .Q MQ P 15 PATTY HOWELL ln her tongue is the law of kindness. Dramatics Club I5 Glee Club l,2,35 Press Club 2,4-H Club 1,25 FHA Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Office Staff 4. RETA JOHNSON Speech is great,butsi lence is greater. Lunchroom Worker 25 FHA Club 35 Beta Club 3,4. , 6 G WK. Qu5ll 7N 5 ,....4g BETTY JO HUTCHENS Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Glee Club l,2,3, 45 Lunchroom Worker l,25 FHA Club 3,4, Officer 3, 45 4-H Club 3, Officer5 Beta Club 3,45 Class Offi- cer l, 3, 45 YADKINIAN Staff5 Senior Superlative. BETTY ANN KIGER Beauty is its own excuse for being. Glee Club I, 2,3,45Dl'Ol'T1GflCSClUb l,2, 35 Lunchroom Worker I5 FHA Club 2,3, Officer 35 4-H Club 2,3, Officer 35 Jun- ior Marshal5 Talent Show Winner 35 Beta Club 3,45 Monogram Club 45 Press Club 45 YADKINIAN Staff5 Cheer- leader 45 Senior Superlative. a .,fwwQ MARY NELL HUTCHENS Wisdom is only found in truth. Glee Club l,2,3, 45 Lunchroom Worker l,25 DramaticsClubl,2,45FHA Club3,454-H Club 45 Sen- ior Superlative. NANCY LONG Her air, her manners, all who saw admired . Lunch- room Worker l5 Dramatics Club l,25 4-H Club l,2,35 Glee Club l,2,3,45 FHA Club 2,35 Press Club 3,45 Cheerleader 35 Junior Play Monogram Club 3,4. I i f Y, , C , .L H, R .,.l, 1 ,vs 1 ., 31 Q ... 5 , My M .AFX I , 7 Q - X E E V82 fi s r R LAWRENCE NANCE The success of most things depends upon knowing how long it will take to succeed . FFA Club l,2,3,4, Officer 45 Glee Club 3,45 Drama- ticsClub 45 Sr. Superlative. SUE RATLEDGE Treat 0 thousand dispositions in a thousand ways. Beta Club3,4, Officer 45 Mono- gram 2,3,4, Officer 35 FHA Club l,2, Officer l5 YAD- KINIAN Staff5 Sr. Superla- tive54-H Club l,2,35Quill and Scroll 3,45 Basketball l 2,3,45PressClub3,4, Offi- cer3,45 OAK LEAF Staff 3, 45 Jr. Play5 Jr. Marshal5 GleeClub l,2,3,45 Miss Y. H.S. 35 Queen's Attendant 45 Class Officer l,2. I -5 QW-V , -4 af' s.. J Q M, ' , L'-wi df? BARBARA PRIM My mind is my kingdom. GleeClubl,2,3,45 Lunch- room Worker 35 Dramatics Club 3,45 4-H Club 3,45 FHAClub l,2,3, Officer 2, 35 Sr. Superlative5 Cheer- leader 45 MonograrnClub 4. LORETTA CAMPBE LL REAVIS In beauty as the first of May . Lunchroom Worker l5 Class Officer l,25 Reynolds High School 35 Glee Club 2,45 FHA 2,454-H Club 45 Dra- matics Club 45 Sr. Super- lative. ,Q-1 . we 7' BETTY RATLEDGE The happier the time the quicker it passes. Lunch- room Worker I5 Basketball 2 3,45 Class Officer 35 Mono: gram Club3,45 4-H Club 2, 35GleeClubl,2,3,45Quill and Scroll 3,45 Press Club 3,45 Officer 45 Beta Club 3,45 OAK LEAF Staff 3,45 YADKINIAN Stoff5 FHA Club 35 Senior Superlative5 Talent Show Winner 3. PATSY REDDING lfyouwould be loved,love and be loveable. Lunch- room Worker l5 Reynolds High School 35 Glee Club 2,45 FHA Club 2,4, Offi- cer 254-H Club l,4, Offi- cer l,45 Dramatics Club 45 Class Officer l,25 Sr. Super- lative5 Miss Y. HJR. 4. list if Q . Q 1' .--4' .A , Q5 -!. 5 L iq., 4 Us . '5 ,-al' l I . . S' ' 1 M ,tgp Q P ' I' if .x 1 'U 3 P if ,- IQ. 5' . Q -0. - 4 c y. ,ev . i X 5 V- ,J FRED ROYAL Si lence more musical than any song. Safety Club I5 Class Officer l,25 Press Club 3, Officer5 Sr. Superlative. ALLEN SNEED First come, first served. FFA Club l,2,3,45 C-:lee Club l5 4-H Club l5 Mono- gram Club 35 Lunchroom Worker 45 Workers Club 35 Senior Superlative. MARY SUE SHEEK A good name is rather to be had than riches. Dra- maticsClubl,2,3,45Offi- cer 45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 FHA Club 354-H Club 3,4, Officer5 Dramatics Club Play 2,35 Beta Club 3,45 Junior Play5 YADKINIAN Staff5 Senior Superlative. ANNE SPEER Of whom the world was not worthy. Dramatics Club l, 2,3,4, Officer5Cheerleader l,2,3,4, Chief5 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Monogram l,2,3, 4, Officer54-H Club l,2,45 Beta Club 3,4, Officer 45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Superlative. WILLIE GREY SMITH One thing is forever good5 that one thing is success. GleeClubl,2,3,45Drama- tics Club l5 Lunchroom Work- er l5 FHAClub 25 Basketball 2,3,45 OAK LEAF Staff 3, 45 Press Club 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Beta Club 3,4, Officer5 Jr. Marshal5 Jr. Play5 Class Officer 3,45 Office Staff45YADKINlAN Staff, Editor-in-Chief5 Sr. Superlative. DOROTHY STEELMAN My own thoughts are my companions. Glee Club l, 2,3,45 Dramatics l,3,45 Press Club 25 Library Staff 2,3,45 Jr. Play5 Beta Club 3,45 Sr. Superlative. '2 , ,.., .. 3 , E, N ,iff A V 5 J, 4 , fl f f 4 if ' 3 ,av 'W 3 .M ' JP. p n xi? X 'j ft 'N-. 3 ., S A 'fm . , jk' ,pr 15,7 4-v- Y NELLIE TODD Be silent and safe-silence never betrays you. Glee Club 2,3,45 Dramatics Club 2,45PressClub 35 Beta Club 3,45 FHACIULQ 4,4-H Club. GENE WAGONER Music is well said to be the speech of angels. Class Officer I ,25 Sr. Superlative5 Piano Contest ---- Superior5 Glee Club l,2,3,45 4-H Clubl,2,3,4, Officer2,45 Beta Club 3,45 Press Club l,25 OAK LEAF Staff l,25 Dramatics Club 35 Jr. Play. ROBERT TRIVETTE l am stabbed with laugh- ter. Basketball 2, 3, 45 Football 3,45 Baseball 3,45 Monogram Club 3,45 Glee Clubl,2,3,45 Press Club 2, 35 Dramatics Club 45 4-H Club 2,3,45 Jr. Play5 Sr. Superlative5 Safety Patrol I5 Lunchroom Worker 3. VELMA WAGONER All things must change to something new, to some- thing strange. Glee Club l,2,3,45 Press Club 2,3,45 FHA Club 45 Lunchroom Worker l,25 Office Staff 4. GERALDINE VESTAL We are all born for love. GleeClub l,2,3,45 Drama- tics Club l,2,3,4, Officer 45 Monogram Club 2, 35 BetaClub3,45FHA Club 35 Class Officer l,45 Cheer- leader 2,35 Office Staff 4. DAROLD WEATHERMAN Better a bad excuse, than none at all. Basketball l, 2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Fmclub l,2,3,-45 subsmufe Bus Driver 2,3,45 Monogram Club 2,3,45 Glee Club 4. 1- I Y 1 'I' 0 X- C U-'-Q I . 'x HILDA WHITE Let every man be ful ly per- suaded in his own mind. Lunchroom Worker l,2, FHA Club I,3,4, 4-H Club I,2, 3,4. BONNIE WILLIAMS Too great haste leads us to error. Glee Club I,2,3,4, Press,Club l,2,3,4, Officer 3,CIoss Officer I,2, Basket- ball I,2,3, OAK LEAF Staff 2,3,4,MonogramCIub 2,3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3,4, Off- icer4, FHACIub3, Officer, 4-'H Club I,4, Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Lunchroom Worker I, Junior Marshal, YADKINIAN Staff, Senior Superlative. ICQ LOIS WOOTEN Happiness is made to be shared. Glee Club I,2,3, 4, FHA Club I, 4-H Club I, 2,3, Drarnatics 2,3,4, Off- icer,Class Officer 3, Junior Marshal, Beta Club 3,4, Off- ice Staff 4. . ,Ta HA I fi J LLOYD WILLARD lam notonlywitty myself, but the cause that wit is in other men. Press Club I, FFA Club I,2,3,4, Safety Patrol l,2, Bus Driver 2,3, 4, Senior Superlative. BILLY WYATT lt is well for one to know more than he says. Safety Club I, Bus Driver 4, Senior Superlative. Glass Hisfofuj Forty-seven seniors were graduated from Yadkinville High School on May 31, 1952. This, our class, was the largest ever to graduate here, but we had our meager beginning, too. Ten students from Forbush Grammar School brought the total number of freshmen to seventy in 1948. Mr. B. S. Linville and Miss Arlene Williams had the somewhat dubious distinction of being our homeroom teachers. Scared and green, all seventy of us chose Betty Ann Anderson and Lewis Brumfield as our presidents. Besides our studies and other activities, we had lots of fun following the boys' basketball team which captured the Yadkin Valley Tourna- ment. We picnicked at Reynolds Park in Winston-Salem. Ignorance was bliss because we enjoyed everything that year. By the end of the year we were beginning to adapt ourselves to this new mode of life, but by that time we were sophomores. Miss Alice Dixon and Miss Mary Harding, as our homeroom teachers, were forced to listen to our silly giggles all year. This period of our high school history will forever be lost in oblivion, except for the fact that our boys' team won the Journal-Sentinel Tournament. We lost about one-third of our class these two years to jobs, marriages, and other schools. In 1950, we emerged as jolly juniors. Were we busy that year! Our homeroom teachers were Mrs. Claude Davis and Miss Ethel Marie Hall, who has since become Mrs. Richard Kelly. Class presidents that year were Pattie Cranfill and Betty .lo Hutchens. Football was reinstated here for the first time in fifteen years. Sue Ratledge represented us in the Piedmont Bowl Beauty Contest. Immediately after school started, we began working for and arguing about the Junior-Senior Banquet. A new precedent was set by having the banquet at home in our brand-new gymnasium and high school building. In February, several members of the United States History Class took a memorable jaunt to Williamsburg, Virginia. Handle With Care was our junior play. With Willie Grey Smith as chief, junior marshals were Sue Ratledge, Bonnie Williams, Betty Ann Kiger, Lois Wooten, and Lewis Brumfield. Of course, we picked daisies and cried when the Seniors of '51 left. Beginning school in 1951 presented a new and pleasant change, since we were seniors. Miss Mary Harding and Mrs. Leo Wagoner were our sponsors. Lewis Brumfield was elected president of the class, Betty Jo Hutchens, vice president, Anne Speer, secretary, Geraldine Vestal, treasurer, and Willie Grey Smith, reporter. Right after school started, we received our rings, soon after eiecting Willie Grey Smith as the editor of our annual. Patsy Redding was our P' , -L' 1 . . . iedmont Bowl representative. Things started rolling right in the spring of 1952 when the juniors gave us a lovely banquet Then events began ilin u , , , ' P 9 P in rapid succession-the play, an unforgettable trip to Washington, class night and a picnic for the juniors. Graduation on May 31 was almost an anticlimax to this exciting whirl of ha e ' . W h our own way. Time marches on! pp nmgs it mixed emotions, each of us went eniofz gdlhl picfufzes C-J Willie Grey Gene 4 M - aff' B 4 f V K ' . i , Bonnie x xi! Lydia if r' . A--45 '21 1?- 'L B1 3 it Mary Sue Betty Ann lil. Loretta Allen of l Fred Gerry . ,, t t N..- an B.-f f if 2 Q i Barbara Anne l f iw .. 1 .' '4.. a 4 . 's . ' 1 ff N - X 4 9' x J .. 7 Li Nellie Betty Ann '-fist 4 th iff 5 4: L I ' W, QZIIT5' i ' , . , 3 T . f Pattie Dorold Harce Dean Martha Nancy I - -W F , 5 wx if X r .L . I ' 'x 5 4 V of - 'fb Q b . 2 xgxti B H, KN I sg' :J 5 lu I ' l ,,, J' B - 'N -- ' Sue lllh- Patsy Marie Betty Lois Hattie Wilma fasf an 7-esfamenf We, the Senior Class of 1952, of Yadkinville High School, State of North Carolina, in forty-six indi- vidual parts, being of sound mind and body, and after considerable consultation and discussion, do make and publish this Last Will and Testament. ITEM I - We give and bequeath to the school our Undying loyalty. As a token of our regard for our Alma Mater, we wish to label the high school building with ten-inch lettering, YADKINVILLE HIGH SCHOOL. This will be our farewell gift. ITEM II To the faculty, our benefactors, since we have no material wealth, we leave a world of appre- ciation. ITEM III To our principal, Mr. Buchanan, we leave our sincere gratitude for all he has done for us and for the school. We are especially grateful for his faithfulness in helping us with our annual. ITEM IV We leave our deepest appreciation for the time our sponsors have given us. We ask forgiveness for the many trying times and worries we have given them. ITEM V To the Freshmen we leave the ripeness of our experiences to help them overcome their green Freshmen days. To the Sophomores we leave our more serious moments, since they already have all the light- hearted moments they need. We give and bequeath to the Junior class forty- six distinctive rays of light that each member may have one to guide him as he walks in our steps. We bequeath the following to individuals: Richard Driver's cuteness to Bill Dull. Sue Ratledge's and Wilma Gentry's neatness to Nora Spillman. Bonnie William's intelligence to Nell Spillman. Anne Speer's cheerleading ability to Patty Long. Darold Weatherman's good looks to Delano Dinkins. Lloyd Willard's wittiness to Edgar Reavis. Lydia Hall's music ability to Ferne Harrison. Nancy Long's mischievousness to Barbara Ann Cornelius. Margaret Cheek's basketball ability to Janet Haynes. Barbara Prim's dependability to Ethel Marie Myers. Robert Trivette's athletic ability to Bobby Dinkins and Bobby Holcomb. Lewis Brumfield's cigarettes to Sanford Willard and Billy Whitaker. Loretta Reavis' beauty to Joan Wooten. Betty Ann Kiger's popularity to Kathryn Williams. Mary Sue Sheek's personality to Shirley Todd. Georgia Church's and Hilda White's giggles to Juanita Phillips and Peggy Jo Hutchens. Barbara Adam's and Geraldine Vestal's faith- fulness to their boy friends to Scottie Sue Adams. Betty Ratledge's natural curls to Betty Hudspeth and Jo Ann Atwood. Joe Cashion's practical iokes to Johnny Reece. Harce Dean Cornelius's fascinating alcgility with the women to Floyd Wilmouth. Nellie Todd's sweet disposition to Betty Hutchens. Billy Wyatt's bus driving to Lonnie McCollum and L. H. Vestal. Allen Sneed's laziness to Donald Kimmer and Walser Bates. Mary Nell Hutchens' bobbie pins to Beatrice Williams. Lawrence Nance's sincereness to Robert Shore and Lowell Todd. Lois Wooten's pretty black hair to Scottie Sue Adams. Pattie Cranfill's typing ability to Ruby Taylor. Martha Branon's blonde hair to Margaret Wooten. Patty Howell's ability to get married to Shirley Todd. Gene Wagoner's chewing gum to Bobby Cook. Dorothy Steelman's and Reta Johnson's quietness to Jean Hutchins and Louise Hawks. Billy and Bobby Casstevens' stage management to Harold Nance and Harold Dinkins. Betty Jo Hutchens' and Willie Grey Smith's lead- ership ability to Nell Spillman. Marie Brown's smile to Chester Wooten. Allen Sneed's funny books to Roy Goss and Bobby Collins. Fred Royal's grin to Bruce Davis. Patsy Redding's friendliness to Betty Lou Riggans. Peggy Hoots' cuteness to Patty Long. Betty Ann Anderson's false teeth to anyone who might need them. Velma Wagoner's office work to Alma Jean Pendry. Lessie Church's kindness to Juanita Hutchens. Hattie Branon's happy-go-lucky ways to every- one. We hereby appoint our principal, Mr. R. P. Buchanan, sole executor of this Last Will and Testament. In witness thereof, we, the Senior Class of 1952, do hereunto set our hands and seals, this, the 31st day of May, 1952. gcfwol gong 4i4f4e4a1alZlB3UQieJfQlfbf4 -V3 W. ,,,,,c.,.,, ,,,,, ,,,., ,.,, L..f..e ...Her .ffifof-1-r HM-ea..ae4.+m1.,., .fa f i 52 iii S EE WWEP fb Jifw1JwgsQ1i+ . vim, muy rfwag mu, ...t.A5 Me ywwfqsf QIY ,gy 0..ffd...l..4a ... 4-.Jaw Rein-.'.q wltk fs in wg if 2 i5EViiJ,eLJj . a aging 14, 1,,,-,,r 49, at pre-Exlls love ou1suw01,A..a ,q.,.n.,swewg.4 be ff-Q, Y ' 5 T E E33 Er? 5 +5 5 aw ww 14 Q Q m.mw,, HQ, we aw calms wnzee Md mug, MQ uauiev be foupkweiove,on1se.h.d,lkudnn fo f ' 'ff l gjFtiEr1EE iff'-GE4J'1 1 152 2 541 we -D .. qhihx sing- Pmm fo fha be-fffzeff 'P M1 :Jem dd VMHINZWQ, Hiqh . ff E LE 3 T U 11 ig 9 Glass 4 'LOI7l4ZCkl The invitation read, You are invited to a reunion of the Class of 'I952 at three o'clock in the afternoon of June 3, at the Yadkinville Country Club. Now who was in that cIass? Mr. Buchanan found the I95I-'52 annual and turned to the Senior division. The first picture in the class was that of Barbara Adams. I passed Barbara and Tommy Williams Saturday afternoon coming back from Winston-Salem. They live up here and Tommy works in Winston. I noticed in the paper that Betty Ann Anderson has her driver's license. Hattie Branon and her husband, Santford Swaim, are living at Harmony Heights. Martha Branon was a secretary in New York the last time I heard from her. Marie Brown is working for Bilt- more Dairy now, I remember she used to sell ice cream for them. I had a card from Lewis Brumfield postmarked Paris saying, 'I -am having a fine time.' I filled out an application for Joe Cashion to coach at Yadkinville. Billy Cas- stevens sent me two complimentary tickets to his new production at the Barter Theater, 'Here Is the Wind.' Bobby Casstevens, who is a doctor in Elkin, came by to see if I wanted to go with him. Margaret Cheek is six times 'All American,' with Hanes Hosiery. I saw the former Georgia Church and three of her children in town Saturday afternoon. Last week I talked with Lessie Church Blevins, who is now a housewife in town. I noticed that Harce Dean Cornelius is the biggest taxpayer in the county. He must be doing well on his farm. Pattie Cranfill is now living in San Diego with her husband, Captain Marshall Haire. I buy groceries from Richard Driver in his Super Market. In the executive department of Chatham Blanketeers, I found Wilma Gentry doing her daily work. Lydia Hall, who has now settled in a small bungalow in the mountains, is happily married to Gene Garland. When I flew to Washington the other day, Peggy Hoots was the hostess on the plane. Patty Howell Hutchens and Paul have a nice home iust below town. I heard that Congressman Stuffed-Shirt hired Betty Jo Hutchens as his secretary. Billy Cave won the Indianapolis race and Mary Nell Hutchens was seen kissing the winner. I found out that Reta Johnson is a nurse at the Baptist Hospital. I passed by a very prosperous-looking peanut farm in Center yesterday. It belonged to Leroy and Betty Ann Kiger Weather- man. Last summer when I was at the beach, I saw Nancy Carol Long and Miles Gray Gentry with their red-haired kids. Lawrence and Geraldine Vestal Nance have many acres and many children up in the country. They were married shortly after they both graduated from high school. Barbara Prim Trivette is still in jail since she married Byrd a few months ago. I read about Betty Ratledge being a famous hair designer on Fifth Avenue. The former Sue Ratledge is now living in Raleigh where her husband, Robert Gordon, is still connected with State College. After following Loretta Reavis through many beauty contests, I heard a report the other day that said she has now settled down to a quiet life with her husband. Patsy Redding is pursuing her art career in Raleigh. It is rumored that she is on her way to success. I under- stand that Fred Royal is a war hero in the Far East. At the recent meeting of the N. C. E. A., we elected Mary Sue Sheek as 'Teacher of the Year.' Willie Grey Smith is on the staff at the Lula Conrad Hoots Memorial as head nurse. While touring a nearby bakery, I talked with Allen Sneed, who makes buns. Time Magazine carried a story about Anne Speer and her missionary work in China. Dorothy Steelman told me that she had decided to remain at W. C. to be a secretary to the Dean. Nellie Todd is a receptionist for one of the prominent doctors in Winston-Salem. She dropped by for a visit with me not long ago. When I went through Statesville recently, I stopped to see my dentist, Dr. Eugene Wagoner. Velma Wagoner was at P.T.A. last week. She has a little girl in the third grade. Darold Weatherman drives his new '62 Ford to play ball with Hanes Hosiery. Hilda White told me recently that she and her family had moved into their new house near Yadkinville. She is busy caring for her house, husband, and children. I hear that Lloyd Willard was given a safe driver's badge for driving for the Greyhound Bus Company. Bonnie Williams is associate editor of a leading fashion magazine for women. Lois Wooten is now a model, whose picture is frequently seen in advertisements. Billy Wyatt is a well-known mechanic in Detroit. Just an average class, Mr. Buchanan thought. They turned out fine. Mm N Wig M fi NM Lmlors 'eh amnimm. -' 'fvll-L fl P- v ' YQ :V f'-',13?T,'-Q 'P' SIM' 1 w Mu: , . . Y: 1 4, r , f fl' , - 'lf ,,.,, .Y JL P I X 1 x -. . l, . xiltxfifnf- , Qxpl., Eff? - x . 6' V I Y E. . ' - f . 4 - ,. 1. Q.,-2, v' 1 ,' P+ f I .,-Y-K' -,ti'i'. I 1 ' ,Ca ' x . , x Q I 3, . 5 R ,. 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CORNELIUS ATHALEE DINKINS BONNIE DINKINS I Elfzeslimen SQ .,,. p cfw :ZZI ,Z i ,as ,.,, Q . 1', I 4 V -- , ...I - if -V h m I .,. ,. , 4 ,,:. A ,, ,zwf in ,N ,ll l V, 4, I A P W ' P F P W fi, J , sw -- P 'T' fw r' , 1:1 if ,.:, fm ' PM ff 5, 7 P , V 4 'J 'QA if J M f , in Q ,H A I iw. f, 1 , .bl Y Q' A' 3' ii, ! Lgif :': BST 1 2 - Y. SQ, K , Z.2:HAlwl' A ' 'ff J. , Q f 'ff V' -L V., 2 55? ' X .1 M V .AA, qi mi, 5 ,. .sf ' ..-: . ' I T M , XL. ,I I . ,ba -v,- gp I V g , , , I : t I, .. 'f 'I+ 'f :H H f We ' ,,,, , W V , , y F x-I ,.,. , V ' 1 ,Hg , w . ' mv- 2 ' ' L . ,H I, V we, x , 1 X, .7 V ' x 1,1157 j - ,V , ' f ,ji 'Q JJ 4 f , g It I '. 'Q twqgl I 2 ' ff Q ' ft' - 2 , a s ' , 2' 'Y' fr 'NM ,,...g ,Q-. 'Q . Z ? ,R 1 ',, ,Yi I . , 7 5 f R, First Row: Clifford McCollum, Betty Jo Martin, Jane Mason, Peggy Miller, Mayo Moxley, Shirley Myers. Second Row: Lloyd Nance, Gail Phillips, Helen Reynolds, Betty Salmons, Ada Pearl Sheek, Homer Shelton. Third Row: Jimmy Sizemore, Junior Sizemore, Henry Slater, Carrie Mae Sneed, J .E .sSouthard, Marlene Sprinkle. Fourth Row: Jimmy Taylor, Gail Trivette, Velna Trivette, Harley Wall, Peggy White, Jimmy Williams. Fifth Row: Faye Wooten, Ralph Wooten, David Wright. Not Pictured: Thelma Hutchens, Patty Nance. uniofz Ghgicefzs Shirley Todd ...... ........ R eporter ' Walser Bates ....... .... V ice-President Scottie Sue Adams .... ....... T reasurer Johnny Reece ....... ..... S ecretcry Patty Long ............................. ........... P resident Patty Weatberman. . . ...... Reporter Johnny Reece ..... ...... S ecretary Janet Haynes ...... . . .Vice-President Bobby Holcomb . . . ...... President Patty Long. . . . . . . .Treasurer Shirley rode: ...... Betty Lou Riggans. Beatrice Williams .... . . Ethel Marie Myers ..... . . Ferne Harrison . . . . . ..Vice Treasurer . Reporter -President Secretary President Thurmond Phillips .... .... Reta Peoples ....... Ouida Brown ..... Norma Todd .... L. L. Mason .... goplmomofze Ohlicefzs Vice-President RobertWilliams ........ .... T reasurer . . . . . . .President Barbara Sue Howell. . . . . . . . . . . .Reporter .....Secretary Jimmy Vestal........ .......Secretary . . . .Treasurer Jimmy Martin . . . . . . . . . . . . .Vice-President , , , , , Reporter Marcus Hawksfabsentl . . . . . . . . . . .President J.E. Southard. . . Trfzeslzman O66lce'zS Mayo Moxley ....... ..... V ice Marlene Sprinkle Jimmy Williams .... George Helton .... n-nf... ...nu-n .noon . Reporter -President . Secretary President Treasurer Joe Choplin .... Lois Holcomb .... .... . , . . . . .Treasurer Vice-President Jane Hobson ..... . . . . . . Reporter Shelby Kimmer. . . . Robert Buchanan . . .Secretary . . . .President i E 37 56: 1 I Il Ei l Enon Lassnes 2 Dream Boats 3 What Happened'-7 4 Our Coaches 5 Now Glrls' 6 Remember This? 7 Take at Easy 8 Sophomore Party 9 Beta Club Imhahon l0 Hold Those Bottles ll Hold That Pose ome oming am, . v a 'ff gy' kg ygxggg. 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C 2 S S Alvin Hutchens Shirley Reynolds 4- , , ,A .f 5 l 5914455 L f V, ' 0.9 1.41 'ixrzgw-fa. - fzfba,f:5Q ,t if V- 1 1, J , f f 2 0 Bonnie Wagoner Tom my Hutchens fw- Y-N tm R Swim fw- S3 Q1 N 'L I I4 C Z V our feng egg Left to Rightg Qseatedl, Bonnie Williams, Lydia Hall, Second row: lstandingl, Patty Long, PattieCranfill, Reta Peoples, Mrs. R.P. Buchanan, Sponsor, Sue Ratledge, Jimmy Williams, Back row: Joe Cashion, Lewis Brumfield, Richard Driver, Bobby Casstevens, Willie Grey Smith, Betty Ratledge. if Ei gi n U ii W fllvfzahml gfahl Left to Right: fseatedl, Betty Jo Hutchens, Anne Speer, Mary Sue Sheek, Ruby Taylor, fstandingl, Joan Groce, Dorothy Steelman, Billy Casstevens, Annowee Pen- dergrass, Nellie Holcomb, Mary Ann Royal, Ferne Harrison, Ethel Marie Myers,and Miss Mary Harding, Advisor. 'zamafics Seated: Lawrence Nance, Gerry Vestal, Nellie Todd, Scottie Adams, Peggy Hoots, Martha Branon Lois Wooten, Mary Nell Hutchens, Patsy Redding. Standing: Billy Casstevens, Anne Speer, Harce Dean Cornelius, Barbara Adams, Johnny Reece, Barbara Prim, Robert Trivette, Dorothy Steelman, Billy Whitaker, Shirley Todd, Lois Holcomb, Jean Carol Adams, Margaret Logan, Mayo Moxley, Velna Hall, Mary Sue Sheek, Kathryn Williams, Bar- bara Cornelius, Robert Buchanan, Janet Haynes, Ray Hayes, Ruby Taylor, Clarence Groce, Helen Reynolds, Betty Anderson, Jane Mason, Jane Hobson, Loretta Reavis, Mary Faye Wyatt, Annowee Pendergrass, Norma Todd, Miss Harding, sponsor. Characters in yearly play Seated: Scottie Sue Adams, Ray Hayes, Harce Dean Cornelius, Anne Speer. Standing: Jean Holcomb, Barbara Adams, Janet Haynes, Robert Trivette, Billy Casstevens, Frances Harding, Jean Carol Adams, Betty Ann Anderson. I Press Club Seated: Patty Long, Betty Ratledge, Lydia Hall, Jimmy Williams, David Wright, Wade Smith, Bobby Casstevens, Richard Driver. Standing: Hattie Branon, Nancy Long, Sue Ratledge, Pattie Cranfill, Betty Ann Kiger, Willie Grey Smith, Barbara Norman, Marlene Sprinkle, Bonnie Williams, Mrs. R.P. Buchanan, Sponsor, Libby Smith, Ouida Brown, Reta Peoples, Lewis Brumfielcl, Joe Cashion. Quill an gcfzoll Sue Ratledge, Betty Ratledge, Lewis Brumfield, Mrs. Buchanan, Bonnie Williams, Lydia Hall. qlee F At picxt-5: Lewis Brumfield. Kneeling: Joe Cashion, Darold Weatherman, Bobby Holcomb, Harce Dean Cornelius, Ray Hayes, Sanford Willard, Chester Wooten. First Row: George Helton, Kent Cranfill, Charles Bryant, Lawrence Nance, J. E. Southard, David Wright, Gene Wagoner, Verne Harrison, Virgil Davis, Billy Casstevens, Bobby Casstevens. Second Row: Miss Harding, Margaret Logan, Pattie Cranfill, Sue Ratledge, GeraldineVestal, BonnieWilliams, Loretta Reavis, Mary Nell Hutchens, Norma Todd, Nell Spillman, Nellie Todd, Patsy Redding, Betty Hutchens, Third Row: Betty Martin, Wilma Gentry, Velma Wagoner, Dorothy Steelman, Peggy Hoots, Martha Branon, Lois Wooten, Barbara Prim, Anne Speer, Shirley Todd, Scottie Adams, Ouicla Brown, Reta Peoples. Fourth Row: Barbara Adams, Nancy Long, Lessie Church, Joan Groce, Libby Smith, Nellie Holcomb, Barbara Howell, Shirley Holcomb, Barbara Norman, Gillie Ann Wagoner, Jane Mason, Jean Holcomb, PattyWeatherman. Fifth Row: Betty Ann Kiger, Betty Ratledge, Hattie Branon, Shelby Kimmer, Marlene Sprinkle, Jean Carol Adams, Mayo Maxley, Lois Holcomb, Georgia Ann Cashion, Adelaide Hinshaw, Bettye Redding, Pattie Howell Hutchens, Patty Long, Ruby Taylor, Kathryn Williams, Lydia Hall. Sixth Row: Willie Grey Smith, Louise Hawks, Joan Wooten, Juanita Hutchens, Betty Hudspeth, Peggy Jo Hutchens, Mary Sue Booe, Lovena Hobson, Annowee Pendergrass, Mary Faye Wyatt, Velna Hall, Peggy Howell, Frances Harding, Gerry Hutchens, Mattie Sue Cranfill, Mary Sue Sheek. Seventh Row: Peggy Miller, Faye Stinson, Bonnie Dinlcins, Velma Trivette, Beatrice Williams, Faye Wooten, Shelvie Gregory, Helen Reynolds, Ada Pearl Sheek, Gail Trivette, Betty Salmons, Shirley Myers, Gail Phillips, Betty Jo Hutchens, Almeta Wil- lard, Janet Haynes, Ferne Harrison. F erne Harrison Vice-Pres. 'fuiwze hlomemalzezs of amefzica sf' . Q Njm. Xe. Tfg- .. 'LN - F f ,,,qh,,..g., -,. . 1 5 First Row: Mrs. Leo Wagoner, Nellie Holcomb, Patty Weatherman, Ada Pearl Sheek, Gail Trivette, Betty Jo Hutchens. Second Row: Barbara Howell, Patsy Redding, Edna Hutchens, Betty Salmons. Third Row: Shirley Holcomb, Almeta Willard, Nellie Todd, Shelvie Gregory, Kate Bryant. Fourth Row: Joan Groce, Shirley Todd, Hilda White, Georgia Church. Fifth Row: Annowee Pendergrass, Betty Hutchens, Velma Trivette, Peggy Hutchens. Sixth Row: Mary Faye Wyatt, Marie Brown, Shirley Myers, Beatrice Williams, Faye Wooten. Seventh Row: Faye Stinson, Peggy Miller, Lessie Church, Margaret Cheek. Eighth Row: Jo Anne Hutchens, Patty Howell Hutchens. Ninth Row: Ethel Myers, Alma Slater, Gail Phillips, Bonnie Dinkins, Shelby Kimmer, Patty Gregory, Betty Collins, Helen Reynolds, Peggy Phillips, Libby Smith. Tenth Row: Margaret Logan, Opal Goss, Ferne Harrison, Kathryn Williams, Peggy Howell, Frances Harding, Velna Hall. Eleventh Row: Peggy White, Athelene Cheek Gillie Ann Wagoner, Jean Hutchins, Norma Todd, Mary Nell Hutchens, Lovena Hobson,Jean Holcomb,Mary Sue' Booe,Ouida,Brown. Twelfth Row: Carrie Sneed, MargaretWooten, Geraldine Hutchens, Loretta Rea,vis,Betty Riggans Jane Mason, Reta Peoples, Reta Johnson. Thirteenth Row: Barbara Norman, Janie Slater, Mattie Cranfill, Nora Spillman, Wilma Gentry, .Mayo Moxley, Marlene Sprinkle. Fourteenth Row: Scottie Adams, Juanita Phillips, Barbara Cornelius, Joan Wooten, Mary Ann Royal, Bet'ty Walker, Jean Holcomb, Jane Hobson, Velma Wagoner. ,gi Betty Jo Hutchens ,gli ,K President ,QF y Gail Phillips .wg .ig Sec-Treas . il t . -an Mrs. Leo Wagoner Sponsor ii I x, -T i Mary Nell Hutchens - Q Social Chairman gfufufze afzmefzs 0 amefzica First Row: James Williams, Sonny Hobson, Henry Slater, Dean Prim, Roger Hutchens, Clarence Groce, George Helton, Clarence Carlton. Second Row: J.D. Welborn, Jimmy Vestal, Kent Cranfill, Roy Goss, L.H. Vestal, Donald Kimmer, D.C. Cornelius, Edwin Groce, Jimmy Taylor, Clifford McCollum, Harold Dixon, Grady Hoots. Third Row: Billy Whitaker, Harold Salmons, Robert Williams, Harold Nance, James Sneed, Kieth Howell, Bill Williams, Joe Taylor, Charles Bryant, Jimmy Sizemore, Atha Dull, Lloyd Nance, Mr. H.L. Cameron, Sponsor. ' ' Fourth Row: Jimmy Hutchens, Billy Hutchens, Thurmond Phillips, Ray Hayes, Ray Church, Marcus Hawks, Bobby Hayes, Virgil Davis, Ralph Wooten, James Calloway, Bobby Collins. Fifth Row: Lowell Todd, Homer Shelton, Bruce Davis, Allen Sneed, Lawrence Nance, Lloyd Willard, Harce Dean Cornelius, Floyd Wilmoth, Harold Dinkins, Delano Dinkins, Athalee Dinkins, Verne Harrison. Sixth Row: Lonnie Gray McCollum, Chester Wooten, Bobby Cook, J.W. Pardue, Bill Dull, Ranzie Brown, Hugh Adams, Bobby Dinkins, J.E. Southard, Harley Wall, Sanford Willard. Seventh Row: Bobby Holcomb, Darold Weatherman. T :Qi T , Q I' ' Q' 1 Minis 44+ 61.1, I i llllll ll laminar i Udall! 1513516111 zuwfmiid limili MQQUQH-Cl 'PSWK11 Ehilil x ' r .. 1,:a -.,...... ' '-7-if-4-1-e-v-'T-, im. First Row: Faye Peele, Patsy Redding, Lydia Hall, Betty Redding. Second Rowg Helen Hayes, Anne Whitaker, Ruth Shore, Bonnie Dinkins, Peggy Howell, Velna Hall. Third Row: Barbara Prim, Annowee Pendergrass, Lessie Church, Max Cranfill, Hilda White, Barbara Adams, Anne Speer. Fourth Row: Nora Spillman, Joan Wooten, Juanita Phillips, Georgia Church, Mary Nell Hutchens, Betty Jo Hutchens, Bonnie Williams. Fifth Row: Mary Sue Sheek, Pattie Cranfill, Peggy Hoots, Betty Salmons, Velma Trivette, Adelaide Hinshaw, Barbara Cornelius. Sixth Row: Margaret Cheek, Mary Faye Wyatt, Reta Peoples, Loretta Reavis, Ouida Brown, Georgia Ann Cashion, Libby Smith. Seventh Row: Gene Wagoner, Robert Trivette. A gas Dfzivezs 63.3 First Row: Walser Bates, Harold Salmons, L.H. Vestal, Lloyd Willard, Billy Whitaker. Second Row: Billy Wyatt, Lonnie McCollum, Harold Dinkins, Harce Dean Cornelius. ri ii' WH funclvzoom M66 Left to Right: Mrs. Frank Davis, Jr., Mrs. Wade Reavis, Mrs. Leola Garner, Mrs. Davis Long, Mrs. Jim Branon, Mrs. Georgia Cashion. 'gl 'Hi EUMCLQOGM Uikefls Left to Right: Harley Wall, Mrs. Frank Davis, Jr. , Bobby Collins, Lonnie McCol- lum, Chester Wooten, Harold Nance, Mrs. Jim Branon, Mrs. Leola Garner, Peggy Jo Hutchens, Juanita Hutchens, Lowell Todd, Edgar Reavis, Sanford Willard, Louise Hawks, Betty Hudspeth, Mrs. Davis Long, Joan Wooten, James Sneed, Mrs. Wade Reavis, Harold Dinkins, Allen Sneed, Lessie Church, Georgia Church. gefa I First Row: Dorothy Steelman, Anne Speer, Lois Wooten, Patty Howell, Betty Jo Hutch- EDS . Second Rowzv Reta Johnson, Lydia Hall, Geraldine Vestal, Nellie Todd, Lessie Church, Pattie Cranfill Third Row: Betty Anderson, Betty Ratledge, Betty Ann Kiger, Willie Grey Smith, Mary Sue Sheek. Bonnie Williams and Sue Ratledge were not present when picture was taken. MV- -foe' Plnnlx Mrs. Johnny McKnight Mrs. L.C. Richardson Practice Teacher Music Teacher County Schools. W0 k'n9 for B-S- W.C.U.N.C. Music Supervisor at A.S.T.C. posf qw uafe gfudenfs ak 'UQ wats aah- 'T g Miss Helen Hayes Mrs. Ruth Smitherman Marler 5l10rfl1Or1Cl First Year Typing O66ice Qifzls Left to right: Qseatedj, Libby Smith, Willie Grey Smith, Qstandingl, Pattie Cran- fill, Ouida Brown, Sue Ratledge, Velma Wagoner, Patty Howell Hutcbens. ig. Left to right: Qseatedl, Lois Wooten, Nancy Long, Qstandingl, Geraldine Vestal Barbara Adams, Betty Ann Kiger, Hattie Branon, Martha Branon, Mary Nell Hutchens Peggy Hoots, Betty Ratledge. Hifi onogmm Glub First Row: Robert Buchanan, Charles Bryant, Bobby Hayes, Dean Prim, Keith Howell. Second Row: George Helton, Barbara Prim, Kathryn Williams, Norma Todd, Lydia Hall. Third Row: Virgil Davis, George Bray, Barbara Adams, Geraldine Vestal, Bonnie Williams, Bill Williams, Sue Ratledge, Delano Dinkins. Fourth Row: Anne Speer, Pattie Cranfill, Joe Taylor, Kent Cranfill, Robert Williams, Janet Haynes, Libby Smith. 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Q Liu, 'iff '59 N ., ng- , r v .-, 1 , , gjiigge ' V f-pl ., 1 Y ..s, ' Xfgi 0,7 51:53 . 2 ' I 5' fl. I .2 'L f N' Mr QAFQR' - 'ir 'ff ' 1- ' ,ielzx ,'? W' . g :vi 4- WI, ' :V -- Z: . .1 14--' v .A , ,V Y. .4 , , ,QQ 164, ..A A. Y. 'Al-L.IY.!g. Q, - 'sy 1 i Y 5, v, w, ,mv , .', sv V' ff ' I' nl . . 1- P ' Q . va 1 Cilfteefzleaaeis ZW XJ ff 5 X W y? XQX 1 W i f X sa ff ' 1-' T f f , i X7 I X 1 f 5 Q 'W f Kr I f f f if VV Counter-clockwise: Cornelius Qco-captain, B. Dinkins H. Shelton Carter Cranfill Casstevens Martin Williams Helton Bryant Schedule Yadkinville Mr. Pleasant 33 I3 1 Franklin l9 6 ' Mocksville 0 0 Lansing 7 l2 ', Q Cooleemee 33 6 f f Janesville 44 0 Millers Creek 31 I2 ,f Boonville 44 0 f 5 '- Wilkes Central 36 6 7 A v 1 W 'CNR ' X , ,WH If in .,,b 5, V ' ' 1,1. :T-5' ,, , Y X 'fooflrall Yadkinville entered its second year of football with 25 boys. Early in the seasonlthe team suffered from in juries, losing some of the more experienced players. Though the seasons record was not exceptionally impressive, good sportsmanship among the squad was outstanding. The team ran froma T and single-wing formation. The following was the line-up: right end, Byrd Trivette, right tackle, Donald Carter, right guard, Delano Dinkins, center, Joe Cashion, left guard, George Bray- left tackle, Gene Shelton, left end, Bobby Dinkins, quarterback, Robert Shore, left halfback, Jimmy Martin,,full- back, Floyd Wilmouth, and right halfback, Harce Dean Cornelius. This year the team loses six regulars: Harce Dean Cornelius and Joe Cashion, Co-Captains, George Gray Byrd Trivette, Billy and Bobby Casstevens. I Clockwiseg Cashion Qco-captainl F D . Dinkins Wilmouth Da Willard '-' Shore Casstevens ,, Howell ', 'ix'-J 1- 'fi ' T0Yl0f gk? V 'Wai air: I Buchanan ' , W ii A f, Hayes A Q Q FOOTBALL SCHEDULE l952 DATE OPPONENT PLACE i September T9 Cooleemee Here September 26 Franklin There October 6 Mocksvi Ile There October l0 Flat Rock Here October l7 Lansing Here October 23 or 24 Jonesville Elkin October 31 Millers Creek There November 7 Boonville There November T4 Griffith Here .,..e,--MY' Goaclzing M66 Bill B. Bridgewater, head coach, came to us from Leaksville High School, where he coached for the past three years. Coach Bridgewater, a native of Asheville, North Carolina, is a graduate of Lee H. Edwards High School. While in high school, he participated and was awarded letters in football, boxing, and baseball. He wasamember of the Mythical State Championship Football Team in l94l . On his return from service he enrolled at High Point College, where he played three years of varsity football. He received his B.S. Degree in Physical Education from High Point College and his Masters Degree from the University of North Carolina. JohnWesley Mathis, assistant coach, is a native of Jonesville, North Carolina. Before graduating at Jones- ville High, he played football, basketball, and baseball. While enrolled at Appalachian State Teachers College he played football and basketball. He received a B.S. Degree there during the past summer qifzlsl gasfzefluall Basketball has reigned as king of the sports at Yadkinville High School for another year. Fine play has marked the '5l-'52 season as being among the best. As in the past, the teams have shown spirit of sportsmanship in every game of the season. Mr. Bill B. Bridgewater came to this school to be head coach this year. Mr. Bridgewater attended High Point College and received his masters degree at the University of North Carolina. Boxing, baseball, and college football were some of the sports in which he participated. He was an aerial gunner during the war and was a prisoner in Germany for thirteen months. First Row: Coach Bill B. Bridgewater, Sue Rutledge, Libby Smith, Willie Grey Smith, Margaret Cheek, Janet Haynes, Ouida Brown, Manager Annowee Pendergrass-. D Second Row: Peggy Howell, Marlene Sprinkle, Hattie Branon, Frances Harding, Jean Hutchins, Bonnie Dinkins. Third Row: 'Georgia Ann Cushion, Ethel Myers, Betty Rutledge, Gilly Ann Wagoner, Adelaide Hinshaw, Betty Redding. Graduation set the girls back somewhat on the basketball court this year, but all in all the season has been usuccessful one. ln November approximately forty girls put in their bid for a uniform. Competition was there- fore extremely keen, but through much effort these girls usually drew the starting positions: fonwardsg Libby Smith, Janet Haynes, Ouida Brown, Peggy Howell, and Betty Rutledge. The guards who played most regularly were Margaret Cheek, Sue Rutledge, Willie Grey Smith, Hattie Branon, and Jean Hutchins. I An important source of strength came from the number of reserves that were capable of playing in any game. Betty Rutledge, Frances Harding, Adelaide Hinshaw, Marlene Sprinkle, Georgia Ann'Cashion, and Bonnie Dinkins showed up well in several games. The outstanding Forwards of the year were Haynes, Smith and Brown. These girls took care of the scoring whileWillie Grey Smith, Margaret Cheek, Sue Rutledge, Hattie Branon, and Jean Hutchins sparked the defensive play. Both basketball teams at this school are indebted to the cheerleaders and to the cheering section for the support that they have given throughout the entire season. Every game was not won, nor was the going always smooth and easyp but whatever happened, the cheering section was ready to give their support to the teams. ln addition to the twenty scheduled games that they played, the girls were outstanding in two tournaments. The Yudkin Valley Conference tournament saw the girls go into the semi-finals. They defeated Beulah 37 to I7, Mt. View 23 to l8, and East Bend 23 to 20. After being seeded number six, the Yadkinville girls traveled all the way to the finals in the Yudkin County Tournament. The team bowed out to Boonville in the final game. In reaching the finals, they defeated Court- ney 23 to l8, and Janesville 34 to 32. RECORD FOR '5l -' Janet Haynes Ouida Brown Forward-Junior Forward-Soph. Margaret Cheek Sue Ratledge Guard-Senior Jean Hutchins Guard-Junior Yadkinville I8 Yadkinville 37 Yadkinville 28 Yadkinville I8 Yadkinville 23 Yadkinville 25 Yadkinville 23 Yadkinvi Ile 24 Yadkinville 25 Yadkinvi Ile 34 Guard-Senior Betty Ratledge Forward -Senior Millers Creek Mocksvi I le East Bend Courtney Franklin West Yadkin Boonville Millers Creek Mocksville Flat Rock 52 SEASON Libby smith Forward-Soph . Peggy Howell Forward -Soph Willie Grey Smith Hattie Branon Guard-Senior Guard-Senior Frances Harding Forward-Soph. Yadkinville 25 Yadkinville 24 Yodkinville 28 Yadkinville 33 Yadkinville 38 Yadkinville 32 I3 Yadkinville 26 Yadkinville 22 Yadkinville 26 Yadkinvi I le Highest individual scores for conference games: Haynes 2025 Smith l90. Marlene Sprinkle Guard -Freshman White Plains I9 Courtney 24 Mt. Park Il East Bend I6 White Plains 22 Jonesville 37 West Yadkin I7 Boonville 34 Jonesville 37 Franklin 40 ous' afzsifif gasfzeflzall Team First Row: Bobby Holcomb, Floyd Wilmouth, Robert Trivette, Darold Weatherman, Robert Shore. Second Row: Sanford Willard, Delano Dinkins, Bobby Dinkins, J.E. Southard, Harce Dean Cornelius. Third Row: Coach B.B. Bridgewater, Jimmy Martin, Robert Williams, Kent Cranfill, Dean Prim, Manager. The Yadkinville basketball team, strengthened with experience and height, came back with nine men from last year. The big burden of the offense was carried by sharp-shooting Darold Weatherman, Bobby Holcomb, and Robert Trivette. Harce Dean Cornelius and Bobby Dinkins led the way on defense by controlling the backboards and by excellent ball handling. There are only three seniors who will be missing from the team next year--Darold Weatherman, Harce Dean Cornelius, and Robert Trivette. Bobby Holcomb, Bobby and Delano Dinkins, Floyd Wi lmouth, KentCranfill, Robert Shore, and Robert Williams, will be expected to carry the burdens of the team next year. The team used a man-to-man defense and a fast-breaking offense and set shots. uniofz Uafzslfii gomls' gaslzeflwall Tleainl First Row: George Helton, Jimmy Williams, Charles Bryant, Ray Hayes, Keith Howell. Second Row: Joe Taylor, Athalee Dinkins, Ralph Wooten, Robert Buchanan. Third Row: Coach John Mathis, Donald Carter, Lowell Todd, Lonnie Gray McCollum. gaslzeflyall gays Robert Truvette Bobby Dinkins DaroldWeatherman Harce Dean Cornelius Bobby Holcomb Floyd Wilmouth Robert Shore Kent Cranfill I Sanford Willard Delano Dinkins Jimmy Martin Robert Williams Yadkinville Yadkinville Yadkinville Yadkinvi I le Yadkinvi I le Yadkinvi Ile Yadkinvil Ie Yaclkinville Yadkinville Yadkinvi Ile Yadkinville Yadkinvi I le Yadkinville Yadkinville Yadkinville Yadkinville Yadkinville Yadkinville Yadkinville Yadkinville Millers Creek Mocksville Millers Creek Flat Rock East Bend Courtney Franklin West Yadkin Boonville Mocksville White Plains Courtney Mountain Park East Bend White Plains Janesville West Yadkin Jonesvi I le Boonville Franklin SCHEDULE l95I -l952 gaselzall ,l QI 5 nl' First Row: Floyd Wilmouth, Thurmond Phillips, Harce Dean Cornelius, Robert Byrd Trivette, Sanford Wil- lard, Robert Shore. Second Row: Delano Dinkins, Joe Taylor, Keith Howell, Ray Hayes, Kent Cranfill, Robert Buchanan, Jim- my Martin. . Third Row: Johnny Reece, Bobby Dinkins, Darold Weatherman, Bobby Holcomb, Donald Carter, Homer Shelton, Bobby Collins. Yadkinville entered the '52 baseball season with nine lettermen back. The pitching staff included three right-handers, Byrd Trivette, Floyd Wilmouth, and Bobby Holcomb. Don- ald Carter held the hot spot behind the plate. Bobby Collins at first, Bobby Holcomb at second, Darold Weather- man as short stop, and Thurmond Phillips at third made a very strong infield. ln left field we had a veteran of four years varsity baseball, Harce Dean Cornelius, in center field, Bobby Dinkins, and right field position, either Johnny Reece, Robert Shore, or Delano Dinkins. The Hornets lost only three men to graduation this year. They are Darold Weatherman, short stop, Byrd Trivette, pitcher, and Harce Dean Cornelius, left fielder. 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