North Carolina Newspapers

139. MARGARET WATERS 1(1 'petite fille —doe eyes — chewing gum — striped shirts Homeroom Roll and Class Secretary, 4; Dramatics Treasurer, 3; Homeroom Secretary, 1; Junior-Senior Waitress and Pro gram, 1-. 140. VIRGINIA WEATHERLY ^‘Monkey” — blue eyes — dates — chewy — Juby’s pal Senior Gift Committee (chairman), 4; Senior Play Program Committee, 4; Chemistry Program (chairman), 4; SA Re ception Committee, 4; SA Council, 4; Senior Barn Dance Decorating Committee (chairman), 4; NCSCC Convention Dele gate (unofficial), 4; NCSCC Guide, 4; Tennis Team, 4; Junior-Senior Place and Date Committee (chairman), 3; Junior- Senior Decorating Committee, 3; Hi News Ad Solicitor, 3; Junior Play, 3; Swimming, 3; Hi News Junior Issue Staff, 3; English Secretary, 3; Thanksgiving Pageant, 3; Class Council, 3, 2; Latin Treasurer and Scribe, 2; Homeroom Vice Presi dent, 2; SA Assembly Committee, 2; Latest Lowdown Staff, 2; Silas Marner Play, 2; Latin Dance Entertainment Com mittee, 2; Senior Banquet Waitress, 2; English Vice Presi dent, 1; Homeroom President, 1; Homeroom Treasurer, 1; Latin Parliamentarian, L • 141. CHARLIE WEATHERS bashful smile — Sally — sportsmanship — Casanova — Ball Park Homeroom President, 1, 3, 4, Chemistry Class President, 4; English Class President, 4; Sportsmanship Award, 4; Bas ketball (game captain), 4; Football, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Property, 3; Homeroom Vice President, 2; Track, 1, 2; Swimming, 1. 142. DOLORES WEST “Dodie” — Fords — dainty — short ‘n’ sweet Senior Ring Committee (chairman), 4; Senior Play Program Committee, 4; Chemistry Secretary, 4; Homeroom Secretary, 2, 3, 4; SA Council, 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Council, 3, 4; Marshall, 3, 4; Bread, 3; English Secretary, 3; Dramatics Secretary, 3; History President, 3; Junior Play Program Committee (chair man), 3; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 3; Homeroom Librarian, 2; Biology Vice President, 2; English President, 2; Math Secretary, 2; Home Economics President, 1; Homeroom Vice President, 1. • 143. HAZEL WHITLEY prim — Rosewood — admirers — serious .— committees Class Day Nominating Committee, 4; Senior Play Ticket Committee, 4; Class Council, 4; Homeroom Secretary, 2, 3, 4; Home Economics Secretary, 3; Junior-Senior Invitations Com mittee, 3; Junior-Senior Waitress, 2; SA Council, 2; Home Economics Hostess, 2; Glee Club, 1, 2; English President, 1. • 144. CHARLES WIGGINS trumpet — navy — romeo — Pepsis Band, 4; Homeroom Secretary, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Decorating Committee, 3; Junior Play Scenery Committee, 3; Homeroom Librarian, 3; SA Council, 2, 3; Homeroom President, 2; Photography Club, 2; Homeroom Host, 1. • 145. GEORGE MICHAEL WILLIAMS ‘‘Mike” — baritone — green — cherubic Barn Dance Entertainment Committee, 4; St. Mary’s Paro chial School, 1, 2; Homeroom President, 4; State Music Con test, 3, 4; Music, 1, 2. • 146. ELIZABETH WILLIS ^‘Libby” — smiles — nursing ambitions — reading — blue dresses Health Room Nurse, 4; Home Economics Club, 4; Art, 4; Homeroom Secretary, 4; Glee Club, 4; Home Nursing, 3, 4; English Vice President, 1, 3; Home Economics Secretary and Librarian, 2; SA Council, 2; Physical Ed., 2; Homeroom Li brarian, 1; Fair Guide, 1. • 147. DORIS WILSON laughing eyes — good natured — “The Three Sisters” Basketball, 3; Girls’ Athletic Club, 1; Junior-Senior Waitress ^nd Program, 1; Home Economics Secretary, 1. 148. HELEN WOOTEN Mike — industrious — cute jigger SA Library Committee (chairman), 4; SA Lost and Found Committee, 4; Homeroom President, 4; Barn Dance Publicity Committee, 4; NCSCC Delegate (unofficial), 4; Senior Play Property Committee, 4; Senior Picture Committee, 4; Class Council, 3, 4; Hi News Ad Solicitor, 3; Junior Play, 3; Thanksgiving Pageant, 3; SA Building and Grounds Com mittee, 3; Junior Dance Entertainment Committee (chair- man), 3; Junior Play Ticket Committee, 3; Basketball, 1, 2, 3; Homeroom Secretary, 1, 3; Senior Banquet Waitress, 2; Shakespeare Club, 2; Silas Marner, 2; Homeroom Vice Presi dent, 2; Junior-Senior Waitress, 1, 2 (program, 1); Class Motto Committee, 1; SA Council, I. • 149. MARTHA ZEALY do7uestic — “Aunt Ida” — bashful — driving lessons Senior Play, 4; English-Sociology Secretary, 4; Dramatics Sec retary, 3; Homeroom Vice President, 3; No! Not the Rus sians, 3; Biology Secretary, 2; Press Club, 2; Glee Club, I. — History (Contiued from page 3) The SA Council was also full of seniors. Some were representatives; others were SA officers and committee chairmen. The representatives for the first term were Shirley Lancaster, Dot Grant, Elizabeth Gopfert, Luke Montz, Thomas Thigpen, Virginia Weatherly, Elsie Savage, and Ann Edgerton. For the second term were David Hinson, Tom Shaver, Peggy Bal lard, Marie Belk, Gwendolyn Malpass, Dolores West, and Olivia Shumate. On the SA standing committees were Lessie Mallard, chairman, Elizabeth Royall, Assembly; Elizabeth Hawley, chairman, Dot Grant, Hope Pate, Mary Louise Thomson, Athletic; Edwin Lee, chairman, Jane Broadhurst, Board of Elections; Kirby Hart, chairman, Lillian Jenkins, Clifton Daniel, Building and Grounds; John Roberts, chairman, Ellen Summerlin, Billy Charlton, Social; Billy Brown, chairman. Graves Lewis, David McClenny, Stage and Property; Henry Stenhouse, chairman, George Stenhouse, Finance; Kathleen Grimes, chairman^ Louise Holloman, Cafeteria; Helen Woo ten, chairman, Florence Horne, Library; Mary Hicks, chairman, Helen Wooten, (one-half year). Lost and Found; Tommy Bland, co-chairman, Bobbie Helms, Peggy Ballard, Ernest Crone, Cheering; Earl Layton, chairman, Letha Carter, Movie; Hortense Liles, chairman, Virginia Wea therly, Prince Nufer, Elizabeth Mayo, Tom Dameron, Mabel Selby, Reception. Convention occupied the interest of the Seniors the first part of the year. Walter Hicks was Parliamentarian of the NCSCC at the State meeting; David Andrews, and Lessie Mallard were offi cial representatives to the NCSCC; and Marie Belk, Hilda Longest, Edwin Lee, Sally Sanborn, and George Stenhouse were the journalism representatives to the SIPA convention in Lexington, Vir ginia. In the spring Lillian Jenkins was an NCSPI delegate to Chapel Hill. This year the Hi News was put out under the editorship of Hilda Longest. The Band and Glee Club monopolized quite a few of the Seniors. Those in the band were Norris Sutton, David Hinson, Letha Carter, Gray Whitford, Bobbie Helms, Charles Wiggins, Bobby Harring ton, Tommy Bland, Robert Denmark, and Harry Ward. In the Glee Club were Doris Benton, Carl Wilson, Gray Whitford, Susan Moor ing, Robert Denmark, Annie Mae Duke, and Shirley Holland. Sports naturally interest everyone. The Senior boys and girls were no exception. On the football team there were Thomas Thigpen, Vernon Pate, Paul Starling, Tom Dameron, James Kennedy, David McClenny, Charlie Weathers, Frank Or mond, Clifton Daniel, and Bobby Hey ward. Vernon was chosen to play in the Shrine North-South Carolina game as a result of his fine playing on the high school gridiron. On the Junior football team were Vernon Southerland, Billy Charlton, Bob Mooring, Bobby Heyward, Walter Jackson, David Hinson, Norwood Kornegay, John Holmes, and Donald Herring. Because he displayed sportsmanship on and off the football field, Charlie Weath ers received the annual sportsmanship award presented by the Paramount Theatre. On the varsity basketball team were Billy Charlton, Willie Rogers, Andy Smith, David McClenny, Clyde King, Charlie Weathers, Russell Nickens, Bob by Heyward, and Vernon Pate. This team captured second place in the North eastern Carolina Conference. On the girls’ basketball team were Hortense Liles, Elizabeth Hawley, and Dot Grant, manager. Girls also tried out for the tennis team, and Jean Denmark, Peggy Ballard, Lil lian Jenkins, Dot Grant, and Virginia Weatherly were on the squad. The boys’ response to the net game was better. John Roberts, the City Junior Champ, Luke Montz, Tommy Bland, George Stenhouse, Kirby Hart, David Andrews, and Henry Stenhouse answer ed the call. The baseball team was composed partly of these Seniors: Clyde King, Willie Rogers, David McClenny, Billy Wynn, Vernon Southerland, and Billy Spiron, manager. On the swimming team were A. J. Oliver, Earl Layton, James Kennedy, Herman Pate, captain, Harry Ward, and Ernest Crone. Prominent in the swim ming world was Prince Nufer, who broke Eleanor Holm’s world record in the 50- meter backstroke that year. The tracksters were Tom Parker, Bill Griffin, Billy Charlton, David McCormick, John Holmes, Tom Dameron, Ray Carr, Norwood Kornegay, Paul Starling, Ver non Pate, Andy Smith, Russell Johnson, Frank Ormond, Tommy Edgerton, David Hinson, and Bob Mooring. The Seniors were not neglecting drama tics either. On February 14^ “Green Stockings,” directed by Miss Sarah Falk- ener, was presented. The cast included Lessie Mallard as Celia Faraday; Kirby Hart, William Faraday; Mary Louise Thomson, Madge; Elizabeth Royall, Eve- (Continued on page 15) PAGE ELEVEN