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With the most reverent intentions,

we the Senior Class dutifully present, "The Torch.

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"Dedication

As a token of our appreciation for their loyalty, devotion, and enduring

guardianship, we, the Seniors of 1954, dedicate this edition of "The Torch"

to Our Parents.

Migh School faculty

Miss A. A. WhiteHome Economics

Mrs. A. E. Dulin

Mr. R. W. Johnson

Principal

Mr. A. L. Scales

Agriculture

Mrs. C. L. Masse/English, French

Social Studies

Mrs. M. D. Hudson

English, History

Dramatics

Mrs. L. C. Johnson, French & English (not shown in picture)

Class Mistor

y

It is said that history is a recording of theworks of the great, but in this history of theClass of '54 cf D. C. T. S., there are no facts so

outstanding as to change the course of civiliza-

tions. Nevertheless, the events leading to thegolden days of graduation here have been variedand colorful.

Studies, social events, teachers, and class-

mates are all worthy of a place in this record.It should be most interesting to those concerned;so it is hereby preserved that those beyond thesewalls may know our lives and that years to

come may not dim our memories.

On September 1, 1950, Miss S. J. Butlergreeted 37 "greenies" as her homeroom class.

We elected Irma Burke as president and lost notime beginning our struggle to reach our goal.

This was a very prosperous, enjoyable, andexciting year; for we entered many clubs andtook part in the various activities on the campus.Many of our classmates succeeded in attainingand maintaining the honor roll. Zelda Flint andRuth Rucker were secretary and treasurer, re-

spectively, of the N. H. A. Chapter. We hadloads of fun preparing for and entertaining theten schools of the Seventh District N. H. A.Rally. We were thrilled, too, at our singingabilities. At one of the assembly programs,our class won a prize in a contest for singingour Alma Mater.

We came back again in the fall of 1951and began our career as sophomores. We wereno longer "green" and we felt that we knewjust everything. Although several members de-serted us, we did not become disheartened

—

we just worked harder and with more determi-nation to succeed under the guidance of Mrs.M. D. Hudson as our homeroom teacher.

Eight of our group were chosen as debu-tantes for the annual Debutante Ball sponsoredby the Alpha Alpha Zeta Chapter of the ZetaPhi Beta Sorority, Inc. We made several fieldtrips in connection with our class activities.The visit to the Filter Plant was most interest-ing. Roland Cain went to Georgia to attendthe National Convention of the N. F. A.

1952 saw us as Juniors, a fact hard to be-lieve, but most welcomed. Robert Dunn, a

member of oui class and an outstanding basket-ball player, left us to answer Uncle Sam's callto serve our country. We need not remind youthat we are proud of him. We were proud, too,of the nine Junior girls who maintained an aver-age that admitted them into membership ofthe Crown and Scepter Club. They were: Nel-lie, Ruth, Dorothy, Irma, Louise, Johnie Mae,Mary Foster, and both Rubys.

Miss White, our homeroom teacher, help-ed us experience the most exciting event of ourschool days—the Prom. Our memories willnever dim as to what happened when we tookthat imaginary trip to visit the Atlantic Beachin Atlantic City, New Jersey. We enjoyed thefrolics under the mammoth umbrella that span-ned the greater portion of the gymtorium. Wemust tell how much we enjoyed all that comesfrom a concession stand on the beach: hot dogs,cokes, ice cream cones, and all types of souve-nirs. Music furnished by Cleveland HighSchool's band from Shelby was "real gone."

At last, we are seniors and 25 of the orig-inal 37 managed to withstand the obstacles ofhigh school life. With two newcomers, we arepreparing for graduation. Our past three yearshave taught us that instead of knowing every-thing, we have everything to learn. Mrs. C.L. Massey is our advisor and together we areplanning an eventful climax to our high schoolcareer. Already we have taken a trip to Greens-boro for their annual high school day. A fewof us went to Statesville to the N. H. A. Rally.We supported "Nell" as a contestant in theA. & T.'s Alumni Sweetheart contest. Sheranked third and received a cash award. Forour own Homecoming, Louise Allen was ourcontestant.

Now as we are about to embark on thegreat highway of life, we are taking with usthe possession rightfully gained and that wedeem priceless—the joys and memories thatour studies, social events, teachers, and class-mates have wrought for us as high schoolstudents in the Davie County Training School.

Mary Foster

Roland Cain

Elizabeth Ijames

Senior Class Officers

IRMA BURKEPresident

DOROTHY JOHNSONRecording Secretary

RUTH RUCKERTreasurer

Flower

White Carnation

Motto

Not finished, just begun

NELLIE HOLMANCorresponding Secretary

Colors

Blue & Gold

Mascots

Grenelda Isaac Charles Eccles

Seniors

FLORENCE LOUISE ALLENGlee Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader

4; N.H.A. 1,2,3; Homecoming Attendant

4; Crown & Scepter Club 3,4; N. H. A.

Historian 4.

CHARLIE NARVIS BARKERBasketball 2,3,4; Glee Club 1-4; N.F.A.

1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4.

ELLA LOUISE BROCKN. H. A. 1,2,3,4.

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IRMA COBLE BURKEAnnual Staff 4; N.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Class

President 3,4; N.H.A. President 4; Crown

& Scepter Club 3,4; Cheerleader 4.

ALFRIEDA CAINGlee Club 1 ,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bas-

ketball 2,3,4; Lunchroom Staff 2; N.H.A. 1,2,3,4.

ROLAND CAINBus Driver 1,2,3; N.F.A. 1,2,3; Cheer-

leader 4.

Seniors

RUBY JULA ELLIS

N.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Crown & Scepter Club3,4.

ZELDA BEATRICE FLINTN. H. A. 1,2,3,4; Class Secretary 1,3;Assistant Secretary of N.H.A. 1.

BEATRICE LEE FOSTERBasketball 2,3,4; N.H.A. 1,2,3,4.

MARY MELINDA FOSTERN.H.A. 1,2,3>,4; Class Treasurer 1; Crown& Scepter 3,4; Cheerleader 1,4.

MARY ELIZABETH HALLN.H.A. 1,2,3,4.

NELLIE RUTH HOLMANGlee Club 1,2; N.H.A. 1,2,3,4; An-nual Staff 4; Basketball 3, 4; Crown &Scepter 3,4.

Seniors

BETTY FRANCES NAMESN.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Crown & Scepter 3,4.

MARY ELIZABETH IJAMES

N.H.A. 1,2,3,4.

DOROTHY LOUISE JOHNSONN.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Crown & Scepter 3,4;

Glee Club 2,3,4; Class Secretary 3,4; N.H.A. Vice-President 4; Lunchroom Staff

2,3,4; Annual Staff 4.

ALFREDER JONESN.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4; Cheer-leader 4.

ALEX MASONN.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4.

CLESSIE OLA MclVORN.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; GleeClub 3,4; Cheerleader 2.

Seniors

BLANDELIA HIAWATHA PEEBLESN.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 4.

JOHN IE MAE MOCKGlee Club 2, 3, 4; N. H. A. 1, 2,3,4;Cheerleader 2,3,4; Crown & Scepter 3,4.

RUBY MAE PEEBLES

N.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Crown & Scepter 3,4;

Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 4; MayQueen Attendant 1; Homecoming Attendant

3; Class Vice-President 1

.

HARVEY PULLIAMN. F. A. 1,2,3,4; N.F.A. Treasurer 2.

ROBERT PULLIAMN.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4.

RUTH ELIZABETH RUCKERAnnual Staff 4; Glee Club 1 ,2,3,4; N.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; May Queen 3; N. H.A.Treasurer 3,4; Class President 2; Crown &Scepter 3,4.

Settlors

CLIFTON SCOTTN.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 3,4;

May King 3.

SHIRLEY CHESTER STUDEVENTN.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 4.

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Class Song

Tune (I Believe)

lassmates deai , the time has comer us to part, to say farewell

.

hat the future has in store for you,me, we cannot tell

.

here'er you go, what e'er you strive

do,

3 wish you luck the whole way thru.

we leave, as we leave!

rents dear, we wish to pledge our/e untold, for faith in us.

id Alma Mater, dear Old Blue andild. In you we trust.

id ere we end this task, to start anew,ask your prayers, to send us through,

cause of you, we'll succeed!

Irma Burke

Ruby Ellis

Beatrice Foster

Ruby Peebles

Class Poem

We, the Senior class of fifty-four,

Can hear opportunity at our door.

Our task is not finished, just begun.We're all in this race, and so—must run.

Although there are some who stopped bythe way.

For twelve years we've yearned for this day.Yet, we who are here must do all we can,To strive for success as originally planned.

As graduation nears, let's not be sad,

Let's smile and rejoice and try to be glad,School mates you'll soon be taking our place,You have our best wishes for a successful race.To the teachers and principal we regret leav-ing you,

But as far more education, we'd like some too,You, dear parents with your guiding care,Accept our pledge to do and to dare.

Composed by:

Ella Brock

Alex MasonZelda Flint

Dorothy Johnson

1 . Most Carefully Groomed-Dorothy Johnson

2. Most Athletic-Charlie Barker

3. Most Reserved-Ruby Ellis

4. Wittiest-Charlie Barker

5. Friendliest-Dorothy Johnson

6. Most Studious- 1rma Burke

7. Cutest-Zelda Flint

8. Most Talented-Alfrieda Cain

9. Most Handsome Boy-Alex Mason

10. Most Attractive Personality-

Louise Allen

iperlatives

Best Dancers-Louise Allen &Charlie Barker

12. Best AII-Around-lrma Burke

13. Most Popular-Alfrieda Cain

14. Shortest-Ella Brock

15. Tall est-Harvey Pulliam

16. Most Cooperative-Ruth Rucker

17. Most Courteous-Alfrieda Cain

18. Most Comical & Talkative-

Alfreder Jones

juniors

James Anderson

Mary CheekLula Cody

Sadie Dulin

Johnny Foster

Frederick Grant

George Johnson

Mary Mclvor

John Nicholson

Eloise Patterson

Mable Peebles

Mary Scott

Rondal Smoot

Nathaniel Williams

Sophomores

FIRST ROW, left to right: Lonnie Barker, Clarence Brown, Jessie A. Brown, Jessie J. Brown, Jettie Brown,Robert Brown, Hazel Dillard, Richard Dulin. SECOND ROW: Betty Eaton, Ethel Hargrove, Cpleen'Hairston,Joe Jarels, Charlene Mason, Anita McMahon, Linda Merritt, Andrew Patterson. THIRD ROW: Genell Payne,Fred Pruitt, Wade Smoot, Lester Studevent, Milton Williams, Novella Williams.

Jreshmen

FIRST ROW: Bobby Allen, Frederick Booe, Elmer Brown, Evelyn Cain, Hilda Cain, Johnny Carson, NellieClement, Christine Dulin. SECOND ROW: Sadie Dulin, Elizabeth Foster, Gwendolyn Gaither, Henry Grant,Frances Hargrove, Albert Ijames, Theodosia Johnson, Theodore Johnson. THIRD ROW: Casey Jones, GeorgeLewis, Melvin Mock, Joan Peebles, William Scott, Helen Smoot, Paul Wharton, Julia Williams. FOURTHROW: George Wilson, Octavius Wilson '.

Mrs. M. S. Brooks

First Grade

Mrs. F. L. McCallum

First & Second Grades

Elementary faculty

Mr. T. S. Holman

Seventh & Eighth

Grades

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mMr. J. A. Fulmore

Eighth Grade

Miss S. L. Long

Fifth Grade

Miss A. E. Dulin

Fourth & Fifth

Grades

Mrs. G. J. Robinson

Elementary Supervisor

Mrs. J. T. Steele

Third Grade

Mrs. A. Y. Bovian

Sixth & Seventh Grades

Mrs. V. S. Davidson

Sixth Grade I

Sighth Grade

FIRST ROW, left to r.ght: Betty Bohannon, George Brock, Billy Carson, Ernestine Carter, Loyal Clement, jr.,Wilhe Clement Iva Cody Robert Cuthrell, May Davidson, Baxter Fleming. SECOND ROW: Nannie FrostRobert Ga.ther, Lula Goo sby Dove Gregory, Mildred Hall, Beatrice Holman, Floyd Jackson, Isiah JacksonJoseph Johnson Eugene McMahon. THIRD ROW: Irene Neely, James Pruitt, Fred Redman, Allen SteeleMinor Steele, Geneva Sullivan, James Tabor, Henry Tatum, Annette Tatum, Mildred Wilson

Seventh Qrade

FIRST ROW, left to right: Alfred Allen, Freeman Barker, Annie Campbell, Thelma Campbell, William Clement,Ann Gaither, Agnes Gregory, Donald Ijames, Virginia Ijames, Theodore Ijames. SECOND ROW: Lillie John-son, Rosie Martin, Clyde Mayfield, Melvin Parks, Carlton Rucker, Bobby Scott, James Scott, Shirley Scott,Daisy Shepherd, Melvin White.

Sixth Qtade

FIRST ROW, left to right: Jerry Allen, Mamie Brown, Smitty Brown, Faye Cain, Willis Campbell, Coleen Car-

son Evelyn Clement, Nathaniel Clement, Robert Cody, Nathaniel Dulln. SECOND ROW: ^ecca/rost,

Annie Gaither, Melvin Gaither, Mary Gregory, Calvin Ijames, Alberta Kapp, Frank.e Martin, W.ll.e Martin,

Eleanor Mason, Annelle Mayfield. THIRD ROW: Jim Miller, Frank Peebles, Albert Price, Thomas Price, Annie

Scott, Dorothy Scott, Mary Scott, Billy Smoot, Leo Smoot. FOURTH ROW: Janet Tatum, W.ll.e Vaneaton,

Rosetta Wilson.

Tifih Qrade

FIRST ROW left to right: Phillip Anderson, Thomas Bohannon, James Carter, Richard Carter, James Clement,

Annie D^on,Co..ett9

E..is, Alice Garrett, Rosa Lee Gregory, Loyd Howe... SECOND ROW: Nancy Morr son

Dewey Parks, James Peebles, Mozel Peebles, Charlotte Peoples, Leroy Reynolds, Martha Rhynehardt, W.ll.am

Rose, Herman Rucker, James Scott.

fourth Qrade

FIRST ROW, left to right: Robert Barker, William Bohannon, Barbara Carson, Richard Carson, Harold Crews

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FIRST ROW, left to right: Delia Blackwell, Pearlie Brown, Rondal Brown, Lottie Campbell Cecil Clement

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'John Ijames, John Jackson, Brenard Miteh.ll &Z21 Moore'Martha ONeal, Barbara Parks. THIRD ROW: Eleanor Smoot, Sylvia Steele, Dorothy Sullivan, WalZTaZ'

Second Qrade

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FIRST ROW left to right: Marcia Allen, Kenneth Allison, Leroy Bohannon, Carolyn Di I lard Alvin Dunn,

lanita Duli'n, Bruce Frost, Marilyn Foster, Richard Fowler, J. B. Gregory. SECOND ROW: Mobile Howe I,

Calvin Ijames, James Ijames, Johnny Ijames, Nellie Ijames, Eleanor Isaac Patr.c.a Johnson, Celesta Mar m,

Roscoe Miller, Mary Neely. THIRD ROW: Christine Peebles, Harrell Rhynehardt, Gilda Reynolds, Ethel

Scott, Diane Tatum.

first Qtade

FIRST ROW, left to right: Stephen Anderson, David Blackwell, William Britton, Harvey Campbell, William

Crews, Newman Dalton, Toni Dalton, Alice Davidson, Emma Davis, Ovella Dulin. SECOND ROW: John Ellis,

Wayne Evans, Elton Foote, Exie Fowler, Robert Gaither, Pearline Gregory, Willie S. Holman, Faye Ijames,

Eugene Marsh, Georgia Neely. THIRD ROW: Patricia Parks, Ernestine Peebles, Johnnie Revils, Odell Rhyne-

hardt, Glenn Rose, Berline Smoot, Perry Studevent, William Studevent, Frankie Tatum, Leroy Wilson. FOURTH

ROW: Sandra Wilson, Donald Wharton.

Crown and Scepter Club

KNEELING: Irma Burke, Nellie Holman. STANDING, left to right: MissA. A. White, (Sponsor); Rubye Ellis, Ruth Rucker, Rubye Peebles, LouiseAllen, Mrs. M. D. Hudson, (Sponsor); ON FLAGPOLE: Dorothy Johnson,Mary Foster.

Cheerleaders

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Left to right: Mary Foster, Irma Burke, Louise Allen, Dorothy Johnson, RubyPeebles, Lula M. Cody. Not Pictured: Roland Cain, Johnnie Mae Mock*Altreder Jones.

Office Staff

Mr. R. W. Johnson, Principal; Seated, Mrs. L. C. Johnson, Secretary; Standing, Miss S. L. Long,

and Mrs. M. S. Brooks, Office Assistants.

Mutual Staff

Standing: Irma Bruke, Editor-in-Chief and Art Editor; Louise Allen Associate Editor; Mrs. Hudson,

Advisor; Ruth Rucker, Business Manager; Charlie Barker, Sports Editor. Seated: Nellie Hoiman, Proof-

reader; Dorothy Johnson, Class Reporter; Alfrieda Cain, Activity Editor; Mrs. C. L. Massey, Advisor,

(Not shown in picture)

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FIRST ROW: Juanita Dul.n, Patricia Johnson, Barbara Parks, Bruce Frost, Carolyn Dillard, Johnny Jackson, Director;Kenne h A hson, Gilda Reynolds, Mary Neely, Rosco Miller, Eleanor Isaac, Marilyn Foster. SECOND ROW- ErnieHowell, Chnstine Peebles, Pearlie Brown, Ethel Scott, Nellie Ijames, Celester Martin, George Clement,' SylviaSteele, Alvin Dunn, D.ane Tatum, Marcia Allen, Patricia Cody, Johnny Ijames, Mrs. F. L. McCallum, Sponsor

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SEATED: Irma Burke, Nellie Holman, Dorothy Johnson, Eloise Patterson, Ruth Rucker, Lula Cody, Betty Eaton, No-

vella Williams. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Charlene Mason, Genel I Payne, Evelyn Cain, Hilda Cain, Rubye Ellis,

Helen Smoot, Mary Foster, Mary Mclvor, Julia Williams, Elizabeth Foster, Theodosia Johnson. SECOND ROW: Miss

A A White, Advisor; Jettie Brown, Beatrice Foster, Ethel Hargrove, Christine Dulin, Elizabeth Ijames, Ada Car-

ter, SadieDulin, Mabel Peebles, Jewell Cain, Hazel Dillard. THIRD ROW: Louise Allen, Frances Hargrove, Ruby

Peebles, Joan Peebles, Mary Cheek, Sadie L. Dulin, Mary Hall, Blandelia Peebles, Corlene Hairston.

flew farmers ofAmerica

FIRST ROW- Mr. A. L. Scales, Advisor; Nathaniel Williams, Milton Williams, Lester Studevent Albert Ijames,

Chester Wevent, Elmer Brown', Joseph ijames, Frederick Booe Bernard latum, j^?*™^"^Jessie J. Brown, Joe Jarels, Bobbie Allen, James Anderson, Wade Smoot, Melvm Mock, Fred Pru.n, Robert Brown

THIRD ROW- George Johnson, Andrew Patterson, Johnny Carson, John Nicholson, Roland Cam, Fred Grant Alex

Mason. FOURTH ROW: Clifton Scott, Theodore Johnson, Casey Jones, Richard Dulin. Charlie Barker, -Mfred*

Jones, George Lewis, Lonnie Barker, William Scott. FIFTH ROW: Harvey Pull.am, Henry Grant, Paul Wharton,.

Clarence Brown, Jessie A. Brown.

Girls' Basketball

Miss S L Long Coach; Betty Eaton, Eloise Patterson, Alfrieda Cain, Hilda Cain, Beatrice Foster,Nel ,e Holman Sad,e Dulin Jewell Cain, Julia Williams, Mary McIvor. Kneeling: Sadie L. DulS(Not shown in p.cture): Evelyn Cain, Clessie Mclvor, Camilla Pulliam.

Keys' basketball

Charlie Barker, Randal Smoot, Henry Grant, Lonnie Barker, Fred Grant, j. A. Fulmore, Coach.(Not shown in p.cture): Milton Williams, Richard Dulin, Robert Pulliam, Melvin Gaither.

"Shop Work and Overtime"

Library Scene

Home Ec. Lab

Ag. Shop

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Miss Homecoming Momecoming! Little Miss Homecoming

Eloise Patterson

Charisse Cannady

Zhe Coronation

Zhe ijamc

Our Cumkroom Staff

Left to right: Mrs. Clara Crawford, Assistant Manager; Mrs. Lillian Williams, Manager;

Dorothy Johnson, Student Assistant; Miss A. A. White, Dietitian; Mr. R. W. Johnson,

Principal

.

Mr. Will Vaneaton, Janitor

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its a FACT!

As you turn these pages today, or on

some tomorrow, you will re-live the won-

derful times you had "back in the good

ole' days" at your Alma Mater. With the

passing of years this annual will become a

priceless treasure-train to whisk you back

along memory lane to rejoin your old friends

and re-visit familiar places.

As we at USECO turn these pages, we see the

America of tomorrow. The farmers, the lawyers,

the doctors, and the many trades and professions

are so ably represented within these pages. We are

honored to have played a part in recording this

pictorial history of your 1954 school days . . .

. . and THAT'S A FACT!

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