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1957

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Presented by

THE SENIOR CLASSof

Drexel High School

They may not be wise as the wisest, they may not be

clever or strong.

There'll be times you will think that their counsel

is narrow or utterly wrong.

You will think when they frown upon pleasures which

you are so eager to share

That your father and mother who love you are merely

an old-fashioned pair.

But this they would have you remember, whatever

they say or they do

It is not of themselves they are thinking. . .their

thoughts are all centered in you.

There are those who will flatter to please you for

something they're eager to gain.

There are those who will seem to befriend you who

never will constant remain.

Some stranger will lead you to folly and leave you

the moment it's done.

Some, not caring what harm may befall you, will

tempt you with dangerous fun.

You may question the motives of others, but remember

your whole lifetime through

Your father and mother who love you have no other

motive than you.

There is nothing of profit they're seeking; there's

nothing they want you to buy.

You've no reason to doubt what they tell you; they've

nothing to gain by a lie,

Whenever they check or correct you, it is not for

themselves that they speak.

They would happier be could they praise you, but

it's only your welfare they seek.

You may think them old-fashioned and fussy and

narrow, as children will do.

But remember your father and mother have all their

hopes centered in you.

Edgar A. Guest

SE)edicated to •

Our 'parenta

Administration

MR. HARRY L. HALLYBURTON, Principal

B. S., M. A.

Appalachian State Teachers' College

MR. R. L. PATTONCounty School Superintendent

DR. H. T. CONNERGuidance Director

MR. J. B. COOPERSchool Board Chairman

LOCAL SCHOOL BOARD

MR. PRINCE E. DEALMR. CLYDE M. BAIRD

MR. TILDON F. HARRIS

MR. J. L. CALLOWAY

MRS. FAYE T. RUSSELL

Mathematics

MRS. MAUDE B. STOVEREnglish, French

MRS. RUTH SUTTONSocial Studies, Librarian

MRS. JUANITA EPLEYCommercial Studies

MR. CARL HENNESSEEScience

MISS HELEN WILSONHome Economics

High School Faculty

MISS MINNIE BOWMANEnglish, Civics

MR. LLOYD KNECHTIndustrial Arts, Science

MRS. SILVER ABERNETHYEnglish, Guidance

MR. RALPH ABERNETHYMathematics, World History

MISS KATHRYN SIPHERS

Band Director, Glee Club

MR. EDWARD COOPERHealth and Physical Education

Coach

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VALEDICTORIANEmily Rebecca Edwards

SALUTATORIANLura Jeanne Fleming

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CLASS OFFICERSEMILY EDWARDS.

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REX WILLIAMS....JEANNE FLEMINGGARY BARBERSHIRLEY KELLER...

President

Vice-President

.... Secretary

Treasurer

Treasurer

RICHARD SMITH ARROWOOD"Oak"

Ambition: To Succeed - Hobby: Bookkeeping

Allied Youth 1,2: Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; ScienceClub 2;

Monogram Club 2; Band 1; Football 4; Photo Club 2.

JOHN STANLEY BAKER"Sarg"

Ambition: To Be Successful - Hobby: Hunting, Guns and Girls

Historical Society 1,2; ScienceClub 3; ChitChatClub 4, (Pres-

ident).

GARY LEE BARBER

"Gary"

Ambition: Movie Producer - Hobby: Photography

Science 1,4; Photography Club 1,4; Beta Club 3,4; Treasurer

4; Class Officer 4; Debating Club 4; French Club 4; Chit Chat

2,3,4; Senior Play 4; F.T.A. 4; Historical Club 1,3; Decla-

mation Contest 1,2; Marshal 3; Annual Staff (Asst. Editor).

EMMA JEAN BARBER

"Jeanie"

Ambition: Clerical Work - Hobby: Dating

F.H.A. 1; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Historical Society 3,4.

Seniors 1957

BETTY POWELL BERRY"Becky"

Ambition: Successful Housewife - Hobby: Sports

Superlative 4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; F.H.A. 1,2; MonogramClub 3,4; Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4;Basketball 2,3; Cheerleader 1; Majorette 2,3,4; ScienceClub

1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 1; Class Officer 1; French Club 4.

CANDACE BARBARA BERRY

"Birdie"

Ambition: Social Studies Teacher - Hobby: Dancing

GleeClub 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 1,4; Historical 2,3,

4; Junior and Senior Play; Annual Staff (Secretary); FrenchClub 4 (Secretary) Monogram Club 4; Science Club 4; Cheer-

leading 1 , 2,3,4.

RONNY ALBERT CHILDRES"Speedy"

Ambition: Civil Engineer - Hobby: Cars

Junior Play; Senior Play 4; Band 1; Science Club 1; Chit Chat

4; French Club 4 (Vice-President).

CARELENE CLARKAmbition: Secretary - Hobby: Sports

Historical 1,2, 3, 4; Allied Youth 1,2; French Club 4; Student

Council 4; Senior Play; Homecoming Sponsor; Superlative.

LUCILLE MARTHA CROWE"Lucy"

Ambition: Beautician - Hobby: Sports

F.H.A. 1; Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; Science 1,2,3; Cheer-

leader 1; Homecoming Sponsor 4.

EMILY REBECCA EDWARDS"Memie"

Ambition: Minister's Wife - Hobby: Travel

Valedictorian 4; Chief Marshal 3; Class Officer 4 (President);Beta Club 3,4; Dramatics 3,4; Sponsor 4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4;

F.H.A. 1,2,3; French Club 4; Historical Society 2,3,4*

LURA JEANNE FLEMING"Potchie"

Ambition: English Teacher - Hobby: Dancing

F .H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3,4 (Pres-

ident 3);Secretary 4; BetaClub3,4; Dramatics 3,4; HomecomingQueen 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; French Club 4; F.T.A. 4;

Historical Club 2,3; GleeClub 1,2, 3, 4; Salutatorian 4; Mar-shal 3; Annual Staff 4; Drum Majorette 1,2, 3, 4.

MARJORIE ELIZABETH GRIGG"Margie"

Ambition: Nurse - Hobby: Reading and Sewing

Historical Club 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4;

Senior Play; Sponsor 4.

Seniors

ROBERT DOUGLAS HELMS"Shad"

Ambition: To be a success - Hobby: Sports and Girls

Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4, (Pres-

ident4); Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; Student Council 2,3,

(Secretary 3); Escort 1,2,4.

JOHNNY MILLARD JACUMIN" Jackabean"

Ambition: All American Hockey Player - Hobby: Sports

Allied Youth 1,2; Science Club 1,2, 3, 4; Historical Club 1,2,

3,4; Football Mgr. 2; Baseball Mgr. 2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,

4; Photo Club 3,4; Glee Club 4; Senior Play; Escort 4.

SHIRLEY ANN KELLER

"Shirley"

Ambition: Medical Secretary - Hobby: Sports

Basketball 1,2,3; Captain 4; Majorette 3, 4; F.H.A. 1; Presi-

dent 2; Glee Cl ub 1 , 2, 3, 4; Historical Society 1 , 2, 4; Monogram

Club 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Homecoming Sponsor 4; Secretary,

Junior Class; Class Officer 4; Junior Play; French Club 4.

FRED EUGENE LAIL

"Reck"

Ambition: Successful Businessman - Hobby: Racing

Allied Youth 1,2; Historical Society 3,4; Science Club.

WILMA JEAN LANE"Lulu"

Ambition: Private Secretary - Hobby: Radio and Cooking

F.H.A. 1,2; Historical Society 1,2,4; Monogram Club 3,4;

Glee Club 1 ,2,3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Junior Play; Senior Play;

Majorette 2,3,4; Sponsor 4; Annual Staff 4; Office Assistant 4.

HAROLD WAYNE LEDFORD"Ledford"

Ambition: To Be Successful - Hobby: Sports and Girls

Football 2,3,4; Captain 4; Student Council President 4; Junior

Class Officer; Science Club 1 ,2,3; Allied Youth 1,4; GleeClub 1,2, 3,4; Homecoming Escort 3,4; Historical Society 1,2,

3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Photo Club 2; Bus Driver 4; Junior

Play; Senior Superlative.

OSSIE OLA LOCKEE, JR.

"Jackie"

Ambition: Be Successful - Hobby: Sports

Science Club 1 , 2, 3; Allied Youth 1,2; PhotoClub 2; Basketball

3,4; Football 1,2, 3, 4; Co-Captain 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4;

Escort 3,4; Historical Society 1,2,3, 4; Monogram Club 3,4;

Junior Play.

STEPHEN HERBERT LOWDERMILK"Steve"

Ambition: Elementary Teacher - Hobby: T. V.

BibleClub 1; BetaClub 3,4; Historical Society 2; ScienceClub

2; F.T.A. 4; Vice-President 4; Senior Play; Junior Play; Su-

perlative 4; Marshal 3; Annual Staff 4.

1957 CAROLYN REBECCA LOWMAN"Carol"

Ambition: Band Director - Hobby: Sports and Drums

Band 1 , 2, 3, 4; Majorette 1; Basketball 1 , 2, 3, 4; Student Council

1; Beta Club 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1, 2,3,4;

F.H.A. 1,2,3; F.T.A. 3,4; /Hied Youth 1,2; Historical 1,2,

3; Homecoming Sponsor 4.

JANE LIVINA OXFORD"Cookie"

Ambition: Social Worker - Hobby: Music

Valdese: F.H.A. 1; Band 1,2; RadioClub 2. Drexel: F.T.A. 3,

4; Glee Club 3,4; Historical 4; Debating Club 4; Sponsor 4;

Chit Chat 3, 4.

MYRNA OXFORD"Myrna"

Ambition: Successful Stenographer - Hobby: Music

Valdese: Radio Club 2; Music Club 1,2; General Music 2.

Drexel: Historical Society 3,4; Photo Club 4; Glee Club 3,4;

Student Council 4; F.T.A. 3; Sponsor 4.

BOBBY LEE POWELL"Eldebrock"

Ambition: Businessman - Hobby: Girls

Glee Club 4; Photo Club 1,2; Allied Youth 1,2; Science Club

3,4; Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; Escort 4; Chit Chat Club 2.

JACKIE WAYNE POWELL"Jack"

Ambition: Be Successful - Hobby: Sports

ClassOfficer 1; Homecoming Escort 4; SeniorSuperlative; GleeClub 4; Science Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 3,4; Basketball

2,3,4; Captain 4; Baseball 3,4; Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4;

Allied Youth 1,2; Photo Club 2.

HAROLD WAYNE POWELL"Harold"

Ambition: Be Successful - Hobby: Hunting and Racing

Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 1,2; Photo Club 2;

Allied Youth 1; Bus Driver 4.

CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH REECE

"Reecie"

Ambition: Commercial Studies Teacher - Hobby: Sports, Piano

Valdese 1; Drexel: Student Council 2; F.H.A. 2; MonogramClub 3,4; Beta Cl ub 3, 4; F .T . A. 4; Chit Chat Club 4; GleeClub 2,3; Annual Staff (Editor-in-Chief); Office Asst. 3,4;

Miss Hi Miss 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; (Co-Captain 3,4); Sponsor;

Senior Superlative.

WAYNE BENNETT REECE

"Greasy"

Ambition: Sports Announcer - Hobby: Pro. Baseball

Science Club 1,2,3; Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1;

Allied Youth 1; Photo Club 2; Chit Chat Club 2.

Seniors

HENRY KENNETH RHONEY"Rhonie"

Ambition: Successful Husband - Hobby: Sports

GleeClub 2,3,4; ScienceClub 1,2,3; Bus Driver 4; Monogram

Club 3,4; Band 2,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Captain 4; Historical

Society 2,3,4; Chit Chat Club 2.

ANNA MAE ROCKETT"Nonnie"

Ambition: Secretary - Hobby: Singing

Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Science Club 1,2; Historical Scoeity 2,3,

4; Student Council 1,4; Cheerleader 1 , 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3, 4;

Monogram Club 3,4; Sponsor 4; SeniorSuperlative; F.T.A. 1.

DAISY MAE ROSS"Daisy"

Ambition: Band Director - Hobby: Music

Band 1,2, 3, 4; President 4; F.H.A. 1,2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 2,3,4;

Chit Chat Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,

3,4; Science Club 4; Sponsor 4; Superlative 4.

MARIE E. WATTS"Wattsie"

Ambition: Beautician - Hobby: Music and Sports

Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Sponsor 4; Historical Society 3,4; F.H.A.

1,2,3; Science Club 1,4; Al I ied Youth 1

.

REX McCREE WILLIAMS"Rexal I

"

Ambition: Successful Businessman - Hobby: Mechanic

Football 3,4; Student Council 3; ClassOfficer 2; Bus Driver 4;

Science Club 1,2,3; Monogram 4; Dramatics 3; Class Vice-

President4; Escort 4; GleeClub2,3,4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Superla-

tive.

GLENDA SUE YARBOROUGH"Susie"

Ambition: English Teacher - Hobby: Reading

Valdese: F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 1,2; Band 1,2. Drexel: FrenchClub 4; F.T.A. 4; President 4; Annual Staff 4, Treasurer, GleeClub 3,4; Sponsor 4; Superlative 4; ChitChatClub 4; Dramatics

3.

HOWARD STEPHEN SECREST

"Alto"

Ambition: Mechanical Engineer - Hobby: Carpentry

Bus Driver 3; Band 1,2; Korean Veteran.

WILLIAM ROBERT SHULL"Bobby"

Ambition: Successful Businessman - Hobby: Driving

Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Historical Society 1,2,4; Science

Club 1,2; Baseball 2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Escort 4; ClassOfficer

1; Superlative 4; Photo Club 2; Band 2,3,4; Chit Chat Club 2.

RONALD WOODROW SINGLETON"Lightening"

Ambition: To Go Down in History - Hobby: Sports

Football 1,2, 3, 4; Band 1,2, 3, 4; Debating 3,4; Escort 4; Base-

ball 2; ChitChatClub 4; Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; Science

1,2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Superlative 4; Monogram Club

3,4; Photo Club 2.

JAMES DAVID WALKER"Brain"

Ambition: Air Force Career - Hobby: Racing

Historical Society 1,2, 3, 4; ScienceClub 1,2,3; Photo Club 4;

Glee Club 3,4; Bus Driver 4.

1957

MOST VERSATILERonald Singleton and Shirley Keller

MOST ATHLETIC

Charlotte Reece and Jackie Powell

1957 SeniorWITTIEST

Bobby Powell and Carelene Clarke

MOST TALENTEDDaisy Ross and Rex Williams

EASYARRANGEfy)

house,.

Superlatives

MOST POPULARHarold Ledford and Betty Berry

MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEEDJohn Baker and Jeanne Fleming

FRIENDLIEST

Anna Mae Rockett and Bobby Shull

MOST STUDIOUSSteve Lowdermilk and Sue Yarborough

Prophecy

As i turned on the T. V. set, I was indeed surprised to see the features of RichardArrowood, an old classmate of mine, reporting the world's latest news.

The first item concerned Wayne Reece, the world famous sportscaster. It seems that while

he was announcing a game between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the New York Yankees, he

got so excited that he fell off the chair and broke his arm.

Next came an item from the world of fashion. Lucille Crowe, owner of a lineof beauty

shops, created a sensation when she introduced a new hairdo called "The Possum Spread."

It was modeled by Jeanne Fleming, a model from Erect Studios, owned by Robert Helms and

the former Shirley Keller.

As in all good programs, there must be advertisements and this one was no different. 1

always leave during the advertisements but when the announcer appeared I was spellbound.

It was Steve Lowdermilk, who was telling all the advantages of a new product put out by

the James Walker Manufacturing Company.

The news from the world of sports was full of surprises. First, Johnny Jacumin, goalie

for the Montreal Bears, was fined for hitting Bobby Powell, goalieofthe Charlotte Cl ippers.

We were told that one more outburst like this would mean a suspension from the team along

with a one year prison term in the prison headed by that hardboi led law officer John Baker .Next

was a more cheerful note. Bobby Shull, leading batter for the New York Yankees, seems to

be a frequent escort of Miss Wilma Lane, private secretary of Henry Rhoney, vice-president

of the Rex Williams Steel Works. Last, the leading race driver of the century, Fred Lail,

has just won the Harold Ledford Trophy. This trophy ismadeavailablethrough the generosity

of the famous millionaire from which it gets its name.

A new book on religion, published by a new author, Emily Edwards, seems to be taking

hold and the owner of the Howard Secrest Publishing Company is hoping that it will go over

the Million Mark. Their leading advertising agent, Harold Pruitt is making all efforts to

attain this goal

.

Now the news from Hollywood, Gary Barber has just produced his latest thriller, staring

two new comers, Jackie Lockee and Anna Mae Rockett. It is a true story of two of the

leading scientists of all times, Ronald Singleton and Carelene Clark.

TheRonny Chi I dres Trio composed of Ronny Childres, Candace Berry, and Sue Yarborough

are appearing for a week's engagement at the Pines Hotel with the famous Ross and LowmanOrchestra furnishing the accompaniment. The owner of the Pines, Jackie Powell, says he

expects large crowds on opening night. The next stars appearing at the Pines will be Marie

Watts, the famous dancer, Charlotte Reece, the sultry torch singer, and the two remarkable

piano playing sisters, Jane and Myrna Oxford.

Seeing and hearing of all the accomplishments of my former classmates proved too great

a strain for me and I felt myself slipping into unconsciousness.

When I awoke I was surprised to see Jean Barber, rh£ receptionist, seated behind her

large desk typing my admittance slip. I was taken to my room by Marforie Grigg, head

supervisor of the hospital.

In came a cute little nurse. Imagine my surprise when I saw she was Betty Berry. Due to

her careful nursing, I was soon home and watching T. V. again.

GARY BARBER

Prophesier

Defy ing all thoughts of personal safety.

Quickly he carried the ball.

Even the defensive couldn't stop him.

No, not one of them al I

.

As he reached the sixty-yard line.

The goal post loomed up ahead.

Now he knew he could make it,

A touchdown would soon be his stead.

Carefully he eluded opposition.

Yet, he was felled to the ground.

L istlessly he was lifted.

The whole team gathered 'round.

A day, a week, a month.

Would it never end?

Recovery peeked around the corner.

Then he began to mend.

Keep on playing for Drexel, Dean,

Three cheers for a Wonderful Friend!

CHARLOTTE REECE

LAST WILL AND TESTAMENTWe, the Senior Class of Drexel High School on this day of May thirtieth, nineteen hundred

and fifty-seven, being in full possession of all our intellectual abilities, and having finally, by

devious and sundry routes, drawn nearer to the graduation of all high-school students, hereby de-

clare this to be our last will and testament.

To the school board, we, the Senior Class, express our gratitude for their interest in us and

for having made these years of education possible.

To Mr. Hallyburton. . .our thanks for his leadership and co-operation.

To the faculty, we extend our sincere appreciation for their helpfulness in teaching, guiding,

and counseling us in our years of high school.

To the class of 1958, we leave our reputation as the "most intellectual" class in school.

To the members of the Junior Class, we make the following individual bequeaths:

Richard Arrowood wills his knowledge of bookkeeping to Wendell Powell, who will probably

need it. John Baker leaves his "love for all the girls" to Kenneth Harris. Gary Barber leaves his

ability to skip class to Jimmy Haigler and his ability to be smart when in class to Dorothy Denton.

Jane and Myrna Oxford leave their singing ability to Betty Pearson and their "Baby Grand Piano"

to Beverly Turner. JackieLockee bequeaths his "hot rod racing" to Darrell Powell. FredLail wills

his ability to draw cars in class to George Anthony. Carolyn Lowman wills her ability "to really

play those drums" to Louise Young and her love for the band to Gayle Eaker. Anna Mae Rockett

leaves her cheerleading and "Glee Club" to Sandra and Kaye Simmons. Daisy Ross leaves her

"first-chair position" in the clarinet section to Barbara Aikens. Harold Ledford leaves his ability

to make "all -conference football" to Gary Mast. Wayne Reece wills his love for the "Brooklyn

Dodgers" to Jerry Lowman (a converted fan). Jeanne Fleming wills her drum-majorette abilities

to Sue Cook and her love for "English" to Dorothy Buff. Carelene Clarke wills her shorthand to

anybody with a long arm. Betty Powell leaves her matrimonial conflicts to Rita Nichols. Lucille

Crowe leaves her seat in "Honor Study Hall" to Lovene Smith.

Bobby Shuli wills his friendly ways to Bobby Smith and his "blue Ford" to Jack Weir. Henry

Rhoney leaves his love for baseball to Darrell Reece. Steve Lowdermi Ik bestows upon Emogene

Denton his-ability to learn French (easily). Emily Edwards wills her ability to make good on tests

to Janice Lowman. Harold Pruett leaves his comical drawings of "Elvis Presley" to John Deal.

Candace Berry leaves her "love for the college boys" to Joan Burns and her record collection to

Linda Gail Deal. Shirley Keller wills her versatility to Mary Ellen Baker and her typewriter to

Hannah Secrest. Howard Secrest leaves his Navy career to Donald Hunt. Ronnie Childres wills

his (Quiet?) ways to Leonia Grady. Sue Yarborough leaves her stifled "giggles" to Joan West and

her love for F. T. A. and "dieting" to Linda Jean Deal. Rex Williams leaves "No. 40" to one of

his clan, Jerry Williams. Wilma Lane leaves her "office chair" to Jean Woody and her sweet ways

to Maurine Huffman. JackiePowell wills his ability for "bench warming" to Tom Ledbetter. Bobby

Powel I bequeaths his advice on "How to become a millionaire" to Howard Branch and JohnnyHiggins.

Jimmy Walker leaves his "brain" to Paul Shuffler and Boyce Bradshaw. Robert Helms wills his

cue-stick to Kenneth Stamey. Marjorie Grigg leaves her love for Home Economics to Linda Smith

and her typing problems to GloriaSmith. Jean Barber wills her Super-Duper bubble gum to Frances

Burns and her love for "Hillbilly Round-Up" to Thelma Workman. Marie Watts wills her love for

dancing to Verna Hoyle and Shirley Powell. Ronald Singleton leaves his "book of knowledge" to

Rachel Powell and Glenda Settlemyre. Charlotte Reece wills her ability to "do a million things at

one time" to Kay Griffin and her guarding position to Maxine Branch. Johnny Jacumin wills his

"Ivey League Hat" and his beloved Elvis Presley picture to all the cool "cats" in the Junior Class.

In testimony whereof we, the said Seniors, will to all who follow us, our aspirations, hopes,

aims, ideals and accomplishments.

Witnesses: Class Testator

WILMASTEVE

CHARLOTTEGARY

DOC

CHIEF MARSHALEMOGENE DENTON

juniord

CLASS OFFICERSPresident

y ice-President

.... Secretary

Treasurer

KENNETH HARRIS.

GARY MASTJO ANN WEST....

JANICE LOWMAN

BARBARA AIKENSGEORGE ANTHONYMARY ELLEN BAKER

BOYCE BRADSHAWHOWARD BRANCHMAXINE BRANCH

Juniors 1957

DOROTHY BUFF

FRANCES BURNSJOAN BURNS

SUE CAROLYN COOKJOHN DEALLINDA GAIL DEALLINDA JEAN DEAL

DOROTHY DENTONEMOGENE DENTONGAYLE EAKER

LEONIA GRADYKAY GRIFFINJIMMY HAIGLER

Juniors

KENNETH HARRIS

JOHNNY HIGGINSVERNA HOYLE

MAURINE HUFFMANDONALD HUNTTOMMY LEDBETTER

JANICE LOWMAN

JERRY LOWMANGARY MASTRITA NICHOLS

BETTY PEARSONDARRELL POWELLRACHEL POWELL

1957

SHIRLEY POWELLWENDELL POWELLDARRELL REECE

HANNAH SECREST

GLENDA SETTLEMYREPAUL SHUFFLERKAY SIMMONS

SANDRA SIMMONSBOBBY SMITHGLORIA SMITH

LINDA SMITHLOVENE SMITHKENNETH STAMEY

Juniors 1957

BEVERLY TURNERJACK WEIRJOAN WEST

JERRY WILLIAMSJEAN WOODYTHELMA WORKMANLOUISE YOUNG

*sopkontoreA

CLASS OFFICERSJAMES BRADSHAWBARBARA EAKER. .

.

PATSY BERRY

MARY JO BURNS..

President

Vice-President

.... Secretary

Treasurer

PATRICIA ABEELOUISE ANDERSONCARSON BAKERHENRY BAKERJ. L. BALL

ODELL BARRIER

JIMMY BEASLEYALICE BENFIELDPATSY BERRYJIMMY BRADSHAW

Sophomores 1957

ROBERT BRANCHTOMMY BRIDGESWAYNE BRITTAINPEGGY BROWNJAMES BUCHANAN

RACHEL BUFF

JERRY BUMGARNERMARY JO BURNS

BETTY BUTLER

CARL CAMPBELLBARBARA CARSWELLDEAN CLARKLINDA COOPER

RUTH CROWEJERRY CURTIS

GLORIA DALEBARRY DAVISERVIN DEAL

Sophomores

BESSIE DEVINNYBARBARA EAKERSLARRY EPLEY

LIBBY FLOWERSDELL FRANKLIN

RONNIE FRANKLINFREDA FRYEOREN FRYE

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RITA GRADYJUDY GRIFFIN

REBECCA GRIGGJO ANN HALLYBURTONGAIL HECK

PHILIP HEMPHILLBOBBY HOWARDIMOGENE KELLER

KENNETH LANCASTERKAY LOWDERMILK

1957

TOMMY MAULDINMARGARET NEWTONCARL NICHOLSPATSY PEARSONPEGGY PEARSON

GLORIA PERRELL

MARY PIERCY

DONALD POWELL

RONALD POWELLNANCY RECTORSLATON RITCHIE

MARY ALICE ROCKETTCARL SELF

JERRY SELF

ANN SETTLEMYREKATHERINE SETZER

JAMES SMITHRUBY SMITH

Sophomores 1957

DAVID STAMEYKAY STAMEYSHIRLEY SWINKPEGGY VANHORNCAROL WILLIAMS

HAROLD WILLIAMSEUNICE WORKMAN

CLASS OFFICERSJUDY YARBOROUGHBOBBY DAVESGLENDA LANEMIKE HUFFMAN

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

LINDA AMOSLARRY BAKERMORRIS BAKERHELEN BARBER

CAROLYN BELTONALYCE BERRY

KENNETHY BERRY

ROBY BOLICKROY BOONEPRISCILLA BRANCHJEFFERY BRENDLENAOMI BRITTAIN

SHIRLEY BROWNJERRY WAYNE BUFF

YATES BUFF

DON BUMGARNERBILLY BURNSPHIL BURNS

Freshmen 1957

STEVE BURNSCAROLYN CANIPEPEGGY CHAPMANPEGGY CHAPPELLBILL CHILDRES

RICHARD COOPER

ROBERT COOKSYBIL COZORTBILLY CRAWLEYGLORIA CURTIS

BOBBY DAVESFRANCES DEAL

JOYCE DEALRODNEY DEALHAROLD DENTONLYNN DUNCANHENRY DUNAGANCHARLES ELLER

JEWELL FLOWERSCARROLL FRANKLINCAROL GARRISONMIKE GRIFFINDONALD GRIGGWANDA HAIGLER

PAT HARRISONSYLVIA HENLEYJACK HESTER

BILL HIGGINSBILLY HIPPS

LINDA FAYE HODGES

MIKE HUFFMANSTEVE HUFFMANDON HULLLAVADA JACUMINWALTER JOHNSONCAROLYN KING

Freshmen

PATRICIA KIRBY

GLENDA LANEMARIE LINGERFELTMILDRED LINGERFELT

ARCHIE LOWMANHILDA LOWMAN

ALMA MAYEHOMER MAYEALOMA McCLUREDWILMA MOSESTEDDY MOSTELLERSEWELL MULL

DENNIS NEWTONPRISCILLA NORMANRACHEL NORMANJAMES PEARSONGAIL PERRELL

BRENDA POWELL

GEORGE POWELLHELENA POWELLJOHNNY POWELLRONDAL POWELLVIVIAN POWELLLON PYATTE

LINDA RECTORLARRY REECE

WILMA REECE

PEARL ROBINSONKAY SCRUGGSEUNICE SECREST

BETSY SETTLEMYREKENNETH SETTLEMYRETOMMY SETTLEMYREJAMES SETZER

NELLIE SETZERBECKY SHERRILL

1957

JOEL SIMMONSIRENE SMITHLINDA SMITHJEAN SPENCERBARBARA STAMEYGAIL STAMEY

JANE STAMEYVEREDAH STEPHENSNANCY TILLEYSHIRLEY TOWERYRONDAL WATTSGWENDOLYN WHISTNANT

RONDAL WILLIAMSEDITH WORKMANJUDY YARBOROUGH

CLASS OFFICERSCLARENCE CHAPMAN President

LINDA WALKER Vice-PresidentBARBARA SETT LEMYRE Treasurer

BENNETT BAIRD Secretary

EIGHTH GRADEFirst row, left to right: Billy Kay Cline, Barbara Lancaster, Reba Nichols, Charlotte Williams, Greta Powell, Martha Deal,

Betsy Arro wood, Patty Summers, Barbara Settlemyre, Linda Walker. Second rew: Andy Seagle, Paul Deal, Rex Bradshaw,Charles Brittain, LindaBaird, JohnnyDaye, NancySmith, LarryKing, GlennCook. Third row: Mr. Garni e Brendel , Teacher;

Bobby Costner, Johnny G 'Kelly, Woodard Setzer, Don Brown, Kenneth Secrest, Carl Waycaster, Jimmy Mosteller.

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EIGHTH GRADEFirst row, left to right: Judy Gail Brown, Linda Lowman, Irene Rhoney, Dianne Harris, Mary Franklin, Shirley Mayfield,Mary Neil Lowery, Judy Ann Brown, Gail Garrison. Second row: David Frye, David Howell, Bobby Nichols, Ironee Rector,

Annie Sue Epley, Judy Powell, ClarenceChapman, Thomas Settlemyre, Bennett Baird. Third row: Mrs. Peggy Bal lard, Teacher;

Kay Page, Yates Deal, Robert Rector, Larry Smith, Kenneth Bradshaw, Jerry Akins, Tommie Barrier, Robert Lee Lane.

EIGHTH GRADEFirst row, left to right: Blenda Buff, Pansy Branch, Zona Baker, Pat Berry, Kay Baker, Nancy Powell, Mary Devinney, Jane

South, Linda Farris. Second row: Mrs. Minyonne Burns, Teacher; Jimmy Berry, Junior Bradshaw, George Bass, Norman Ross,

Paul Coffey, Floyd Huffman, Henry Vanhorn, Joe Shuffler. Third row: Ted Deal, Ronnie Hatley, Johnny West, Terry Piercy,

Gary Powell, Johnny Vanhorn, Randy Hensley, David Cook, Ralph Young, Roy LeFevers.

Elementary Faculty

MR. GARNIE BRENDLEPrincipal

Elementary School

MISS FRANCES HUFFMANPrincipal

Primary School

MRS. MARY B. HUFFMANMRS. MINNIE HOLLIFIELD

MRS. LOLA B. ELLER

MRS. ARWYN S. ALLISONMRS. EUNICE G. BERRY

MISS LOUISE REID

MRS. MARY D. PARRISH

MRS. JEANETTE H. WILSONMRS. MARGARET N. BERRY

MRS. FANNIE T. COLLINS

MRS. MARY B. POWELLMRS. RAYE H. HEDGEPATHMRS. CHARLOTTE W. LOWDERMRS. SYLVIA POWELLMRS. PRISCILLA MAST

MRS. ANN DENTONMRS. MARIE B. PAGEMRS. RACHEL B. WOODIEMRS. ADALENEC. BINGHAMMRS. HILDA McNEELY

MRS. MARYS. YOUNTMRS. JAMES W. CANSLERMRS. PEGGY W. BALLARDMRS. MINYONNE BURNSMRS. SADIE BURNS

The 1957

Cavalcade Staff

CHARLOTTE REECEEditor

GARY BARBER

Assistant Editor

Seated: Charlotte Reece, Gary Barber. Standing, left to right: Wilma Lane, Bobby Shull, Jeanne

Fleming, Steve Lowdermilk, Candace Berry and Sue Yarborough.

Student Council

TOMMY LEDBETTERVice-President

Seated, left to right: Emogene Keller, Tommy Ledbetter, Harold Ledford, Kay Scruggs. Standing: Myrna Oxford,

Kay Griffin, Larry Baker, Tommy Settlemyre, Linda Gail Cooper, and Anna Mae Rocket.

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EMILY EDWARDS....JEANNE FLEMING..STEVE LOWDERMILKGARY BARBER

President

Vice-President

Secretary

Treasurer

BETA CLUB INITI ATIATESLeft to right: Gayle E a k e r (Prince Ranier); Dorothy Denton (Baby Caroline); Maurine Huffman (Grace Kelly);

Joan Burns (Patty McCormick); Kay Simmons (Elvis Presley); Barbara Aikens (Lou Costello); Kay Griffin (Bud

Abbott);Rita Nichols (Jerry Lewis); Hannah Secrest (Liberace); Emogene Denton (Louis Armstrong); Jimmy Haigler

(Marilyn Monroe); Glenda Settlemyre (Pa Kettle); Rachel Powell (Ma Kettle); and Janice Lowman, not pictured,

(Mitizi Gaynor).

FRENCH CLUBSUE YARBOROUGHRONNY CHILDRESCANDACE BERRY..

President

. — Vice-President

Secretary-Treasurer

MONOGRAM CLUBROBERT HELMS President

DEBATING CLUBMembers: Jane Oxford, Emogene Denton, Kay Scruggs,

Ronald Singleton, Tommy Mauldin, Gary Barber.

CHIT-CHAT CLUBMembers: Seated, left to right: Daisy Ross, Sue Yarborough, Sheila Kay Scruggs, Emogene Denton, and Betty

Pearson. Secondrow; Judy Yarborough, JaneOxford, LoveneSmith, and Emily Edwards. Standing: Lynn Duncan,

Beverly Turner, Tommy Mauldin, John Baker, President; Gary Barber, Ronny Childres, and Charlotte Reece.

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STEVE LOWDERMILK Vice-President

GAYLE EAKER Secretary-Treasurer

FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICAMARY JO BURNS President

BETTY BUTLER Vice-President

BRENDA POWELL Secretary

KAY STAMEY Treasurer

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KENNETH HARRIS Vice-President

SCIENCE CLUBMR. CARL HENNESSEE Sponsor

BUS DRIVERSLeft to right: Harold Ledford, Rex Williams, Henry Rhoney, and Jimmy Walker.

SCHOOL PATROL

HISTORICAL SOCIETYHARRY L. HALLYBURTON Sponsor

GLEE CLUBMRS. KATHRYN SIPHERS Director

MISS JEANNE FLEMING

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MASCOT MASCODEBBIE HALIYBURTON DON FLETCHER

MISS MYRNA OXFORDSponsored by F. T. A.

Escorted by Jackie Lockee

MISS DAISY ROSS

Sponsored by Band

iscorted by Ronald Singleton

MISS SHIRLEY KELLER

Sponsored by Chit Chat Club

Escorted by Robert Helms ,

MISS ANNA MAE ROCKETT /

Sponsored by Monogram Cluhf

Escorted by Gary Mast

MISS MARIE WATTSSponsored by Science Club

Escorted by Kenneth Harris

DIRECTORMISS KATHRYN SIPHERS

DRUM MAJORETTEJEANNE FLEMING

SHIRLEY KELLER SUE COOK

MILDRED LINGERFELT

CANDACE BERRY

MAE ROCKETTChief

SANDRA S

KAY SIMMONS

LINDA DEALHANNAH SECREST

MARY ALICE ROCKETT

CO-CAPTAINS

COACHED COOPER Football Team

First row, lefttoright: Archie Lowman, Manager; Paul Shuffler, Bobby Smith, Tommy Settlemyre, Mike Huffman,

Carroll Franklin, Rodney Deal, Gary Mast, HenryBaker, Kenneth Harris, Carl Self, Rex Williams, Roby Bolick,

Manager. Second row: Robert Cook, George PowelI ,

Donald Bumgarner, Mike Griffin, Larry Baker, Darrell

Powell, Phil Burns, SewellMull, Wendell Powell, Kenneth Settlemyre. Third row: CoachCooper, JimmyBeasly,

Jackie Lockee, Harold Ledford, Ronald Singleton, Richard Arrowood, Jimmy Bradshaw, Tommy Ledbetter, and

Johnny Higgins.

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Football

JACKIE LGCKEECenter

RONALD SINGLETONTailback

JIM BRADSHAGuard

RICHARD ARROWOODTackle

CARL SELF

Center LARRY BAKEREnd

REX WILLIAMSTackle

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DARRELL POWELLWingback

HAROLD LEDFORDFul Iback

HENRY BAKBlockingbac

TOMMY LEDBETTER

End

GARY MASTBlockingback

JOHNNY HIGGINSTackle KENNETH HARRIS

End

Girls’ Basketball

SHIRLEY KELLER

Captain

CHARLOTTE REECE

Co-Captain

Left to Right, first row: Shirley Keller, Charlotte Reece. Second row: Betty Butler, Dorothy Denton, Carolyn

Lowman, Jeanne Fleming, Maxine Branch, SueCook, Emogene Keller, Hannah Secrest, Barbara Stamey, NancyRector. Third row: Coach Cooper, Kay Scruggs, Manager; Glorida Smith, Linda Deal, Brenda Powell, Peggy

Brown, Aloma McClured, Emogene Denton, Maurine Huffman.

Boys’ Basketbal

JACKIE POWELLCaptain

Left to Right, first row: Jimmy Bradshaw, Henry Baker, Tommy Ledbetter, Jackie Powell, Larry Baker, Kenneth

Stamey. Second row: Coach Cooper, Johnny Higgins, Gary Mast, Kenneth Berry, Jackie Lockee, Bobby Smith,

Barry Davis.

JEANNE FLEMIN<Forward

CAROLYN LOWM/fGuard

SHIRLEY KELLER

Forward

CHARLOTTE REESE

Forward

DOROTHY DENTONGuard

MAXINE BRANDGuard

LARRY BAKERGuard

KENNETH STAMEYForward

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HENRY RHONEYCaptain

BOBBY SHULLCo-Captain

Left to Right, first row: Coach, Ed Cooper; Henry Rhone/, Jackie PowelI ,

Bobby Shull, James Buchanan.Second row: Robert Branch, Howard Branch, Oren Frye, Darrell Reece, Henry Baker, Harold Williams, Robert

Cook. Third row: David Stamey, Tommy Ledbetter, Jimmy Bradshaw, Jerry Self.

HENRY BAKERThird Base

BOBBY SHULLSecond Base

HENRY RHONEYShort Stop

JACKIE POWELLCatcher

TOMMY LEDBETTER' First Base

DARRELL REESE

Pitcher

JIMMY BRADSHAWOutfield

ROBERT COOKOutfield

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Mrs. Mary Baker, Mrs. Jimmie Settlemyre, Mrs. Alvin Smith.

SERVICE STAFFLeft to right: Kerner Johnson, Doris Bradshaw, Lucille Berry.

Stranded In the Jungle . . .

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Compliments of

DREXEL FURNITURE COMPANY

The Brandmark of

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FURNITURE

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ENON ROAD GROCERY

Fresh Meat and Groceries

Lawrence Deal, OwnerDial 2-4567 Valdese, N. C.

BERNARD BUICK


BRITT LAUNDERERS& CLEANERS

Dial 4001 -Valdese, North Carolina

DOLLY HOSIERY MILLS, INC.


PON'S AUTO & APPLIANCE CO.


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GIFT SHOPWearing Apparel

It's Smart to be Thrifty

Valdese, North Carolina Valdese, North Carolina

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Atlantic Gas and Oil

Highway 70

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Tires - Batteries

Accessories - Tire Recapping

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VALDESE

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Savings Insured up to $10,000.00Low Closing Cost

Let us Finance Your House

Long Terms

Small Monthly Payments

Vala'ese, North Carolina

Compl iments of

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Quality Meat and Fine Groceries

Drexel, North Carolina

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Sporting Goods Headquarters

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Quality Meats H & H CLEANERS &Groceries and Produce SHOE SHOP

Free Delivery. .. .Self Service

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Compliments of WILLIAMS OIL COMPANY

BERRY APARTMENTSJ. H. Williams, Owner

Furnished or Unfurnished Distributor Amoco Products

Located in Drexel Phone 2656-JBox 174 Phone 2691 -J1

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Miorganton, North Carol ina

Compl iments of

BURKE. FURNITURE CENTER

MORGANTON FOOD STORE

South Sterling Street


BURAND'S

The Specialty Shop

for Men and Women.


KIRKSEY AND COMPANY

"For more than 40 years we haveused every effort to serve all the

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SHAKE PHARMACY INC.

"m n the Square"

24 Hour Film Service

Phone 323Morganton, North Carol ina

BELK-BROOME COMPANY

Burke's Largest and Newest

Department Store


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ADLER'S

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Apparel that Appeals

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Valdese, North Carol ina

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Bookkeeper’s Report for Annual Staff for 1957

Assets at beginning of period: $50,000.00

Expenses: (Incurred during period) as follows:

1. Editor's Mink Coat $ 7,000.00

Cadillac 10,000.00

2. Assistant Editor's Lincoln Continental 10,000.00

3. Advertising Agent's Thunderbird 5,500.00

4. Advertising Agent's Mercury Convertible 4,500.00

5. Advertising Agent's Diamond Ring, 3,000.00

6. Advertising Agent's Olds Convertible 4,000.00

7. Secretary's Diamond 3,000.00

8. Treasurer's Fur Stole 3,000.00

9. Snacks for Staff 500.00

10.

Tokens of appreciation (Bribes) to Teachers 800.88

Total $51,300.88

Net Loss: Gee, we've had it!

Visiting Hours at Sing Sing 3:00 to 4:00 o'clock on Sundays only.

Would appreciate cakes with files, soap with keys, and a good strong

crowbar.

Inmates:

Cell 3

Babyface Reece

Lefty Barber

Fingers Shull

Muggsie Lane

Block 4

Knuckles Lowdermilk

Slinky Berry

Sneaky Fleming

Queenie Yarborough

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