Albemarle High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Albemarle, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 112 of the 1959 volume:

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Q I mf- ,,f,.qg,1fCeg 3' f ,I I I Qmwmmgs 5 I I .. ...,,, 01. .I ig, 2 I 5 2 A 1 dreoms students school 1958, the worm, people, pe for the first o A fm ,Ig ,Cvitol force . I ,Eg l, E gvggj: ,Z ,O . I ,I ,Hung Amerncq. A y W - , A 5 tg then come the ' I 1, mloolf' the s , I oed with ggi, I S3 I 'ng HGPPIHSSSI- le I hors, music, wnth ? QQEIYS spent In of If in I lsw 3 f Z 5 I f I L ,K 4' A - 2 C0 fl f 0 T C DEDICATION . Lf A A ADMINISTRATION I som-IoIvIoI2E CLASS f f I JUNIOR CLASS - f SENIOR CLASS , FEATURES ' , ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS .I . . I I ? .4 ' ADVERTISEMENTS! P g W ff! K 'find' 5 Wits fsh' 3 QL Blain- 'if li gnu,-s'ssn-P . a W w 2, WITH DEEP APPRECIATION for has devoted service to pub'vc educotuon not only nn the field of Socucl Studues but rn the gundonce ond per sonolnty development of oll students for has unceoslng efforts to old the students of Albe morle Sensor Hugh School sn tnenr seorch for knowledge ond pursunt of hoppvness for has lnsplrotvon undlvnded ottentlon ond tlmely od vuce to the members of the Bulldog teoms we the l959 Sensor Closs deducote this our yearbook to on outstondlng teocner otnletuc coach ond frnend to oll Don M Knotts 41" I 4 " - . ' R Q J' " S" f fl I ' or 4 Qu ,.Q ky I. K mg.m,, Qqzg . A gsm it A 1 .,. as! itz . 1 V ' VA -v,...',.' -L 'ir , I ,g,f,:+. "Q, if, get in - Y , 41, If an 3-4-.,,,,, ,,, ,Ui . . ' 1 4 V, I . -no I A- 4 .fi 1- I I I I - I I I I . I I . I I I I S I ' I ,sg l M LLA. was Q 2 E wav CLASS Mrs. Robert Deese . . . . Junior Closs Miss Chicoro Coughmon . A Senior Closs Mrs, Bill Rogers . . 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Morris Industrial Arts Mrs. Bill Rogers Biology Mrs. Frank Westerlund Social Studies Miss Miriam Wilson Home Economics 1 , K ' f. QQ qs KUN- 5-as I QM. I neg i"""""':. 5x 3 ,,n--- y 'awp 1' - -..4nf- V f' E' gk ,,.,. X ,- ski- IV' N i ig' l Seated Mlss Luly Mae Poplan Mrs Ernest Poplm Mrs Robert Barnes Mrs Russell Ford Mrs Dons Lambert Angelme Fruck Standing Mrs Julius Morton Mrs R L Cranford Mrs Claude Plckler Mrs A C Burns Pejflfln f Illngfl Q ll Ollj IYIPH :ng f af 15 nea , ean an warm Calvm Pemberton inns 8 .. gl A i R3 i si -M ,C an fzlf Y ,L l KN l ll ' ' C li ll A l l I ' 9 or Ae l tl , cl 'i 5 . ee ' A Cl ' f C - Q 4 f L 3.5056 ,,'1,,..,, , - - SQ LM' N as , y .1 .J sg K ' ' L FW A sg .em f 1- ,3 .k,,. k,L. N' gm ee . if 251 li' A WW 4'0" CLASS OFHCERS Fred Stokes . . . . , . : .......... Presizlent Brenda Furr ,,.. . , . 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D " V fl S A 'W " " " ,iw .T '35 G' ,- 7-S -T 'Lf if '45 Ti 'T ' ' Qin Q .,lv .lbyrh I ,, 'Tm : ' 1 5 if-', Carolyn Thompson Delores Thompson Boyd Treece Pam Treece Johnny Troublefield Sue Troubletield , R ,vw 'T X ,ern at Jerry Tucker w 'Q Y in Yliwg' 'F Peggy Tucker - "' QL ,X 1 Phoebe Tucker VV, 51. - i M Johnny Woldrop A f .X 1 gf William Walker Dan Walter FZ 1 V 5 L, Don Walter 5 Q f A Q Tommy Word 'f' ' X T as ' """' 'A Steve Watson f- ,f lzft X, it K' , 5. ff- ' - ,L 535155 1 y V 1 I li r Q """'t Don whafley Miriam Wilhoit wt R 735 if 7? Gwendolyn Williams l Q X T M 4. Eddie Wilson Y w' " TN Roy Paris Wilson ' W 1 L 5' M L 4 Y . , Q ljefflllg ln lOf0gfl ,9l'0U?5 fo Ae Alll, A penny for your thoughts, Susie? N. h f if ,vi gg' Mike Wolfe fb Doin' what comes naturally. Sophomores? fx . 1 1 I els V 'A' li i ,-we ,.,.- 5 vii M X Q 'D il 9 Di x 1 ,fi JZIZJOIU CLASS OFFICERS Nell Efrrd . . 4 , , . . President Poul Welch , , . Vice-President Bonnie Lowder . .. Secretory Mcrry Jo Winn , , . . . Treasurer lx fi 'V T' Kenneth Barnes Trina Barnes Patricia Boggan Eddie Bowers Charles Brown Jeffrey Brown John Burcheffe Claude Burleson Judy Burleson Saundra Burleson Tim Burris Susan Cashhell , l or ,,e 6 so ?"9 'Am X JM M' J flefii-yy' 14 1 x A sg Butch Almond Carol Almond Larry Joe Almond Linda Almond Ronnie Arey Brenda Bailey Haze! Barbee Jirnrny Barbee pfanning an wor ing on fAe prom, ,D 'Ulu-r 553 x is i JO! UR is as lg 1' r I ff-is n.4-In , 'A 'V ii AQ 'Q ,. ,. .29 3' fgfiirw- nf 'L r 0 if ,vu Us ,......, ,wr "Wi Jan Caudle Kay Chandler Edward Clark Gayle Clark Pat Clemmer Betsy Coleman Tommy Collins James Cotton file H lg nigAf,, I i '12,-1 9'-.A 'Cf' ?w- .15 ,tx M ,.-W., iw' f indffg arrive 'Qi inf 'DQ if fs.. W.. LL 15" Yr Gi. "M-..-. .1-5 'Y fi, V .aw Us in Gay Crisco Cathy Culp Karen Davis Raeford Deese l ix,.c'. YA. . N fl -All T J 1,1 U! of if .YA oils.. xl, ,,4, fb V' K4 ld- X lb. R Muck lit .4-N. . ,.4- 1 1 Jeanenne Dennis Shannon Doby U Neil Eflfd QYQQJ Frankie Fenters 'ff it .1 Suzanne Finch Richard Forrest Angeline Frick Vernon Gantt A' fl-- .af i il- . pi., X. ,Y 'J- 1 . 1 ,Q , i ,. . - ' el, ,J 21 t EJ v V X n 'L 1 lv. 'Nl CA 'Ugg' N... '11 I 'Q Q ru, no ,Xiu iw. 4- ' .L 45" --W. 1:3 -r Confinu in 9 fo ,ora ffife Ronnie Harwood Brenda Hathcock Steve Hathcock Eddie Hatley Frankie Hatley Jerry Hatley Luroy Hatley Eunice Lee Haynsworth V Linda Heckard Brenda Herrin Steve Hill 5 Becky I-'alms 'ix ', lx . Q. V yy, I Y ,G "W ' fx Susie Glover Susan Greene Rebecca Haire Kenneth Harkey Bobby Harris Margaret Harris Sondra Hartsell Lindsay Harwood ran ge .goar er.6, ' we -, M S f 1 Q V I R are 'ff-.fr lf ll! Clj Jerry Lou Holbert Shelby Holshouser Jimmy Holt Jo Ann Holt Ronnell Holt Joe Hudson Vance Honeycutt Kenneth Huneycutt 15 Y- I .:. 'S won ole:-Zz! ,uroclu Cfion- . 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E :.., I 4,1 tg: Q sg 'ei if 1 ,iff i '95 Larry Mauldin Wayland McKenzie Joe Medlin Landis Miller Katherine Montgomery Elaine Morris Jimmy Morris Richard Morris .7 ,.Nz5fory furne auf fo Ae- nu +- A Qs 5 .- f'i'N in i Keith Morton Lindell Morton Bobbie Mullis Jane Murrell Sally Norton Larry Palmer Steve Parker Carolyn Phifer Billy Pickler Ronnie Purser Ramonda Ragsdale Anna Mae Renger iw.. as Q... Larry Shelton Areitta Sikes Dwight Smith Jimmy Smith Mike Smith Nelson Smith Sharon Smith Sylvia Smith Jae Snuggs Reba Stomper Gene Starnes Annette Staton . 1 Dudley Roach Randy Roach Mike Ross Don Russell Ronald Russell Ted Russell David Scarboro Linda Shankle S2 alalaing info fke in ,ff F RT' 4'- R i' u.. ,, L z LUAZC 5 X ,Q ,XV If if ,iii , 2.3 A Q. Joe Stoker Sue Stone Jimmy Stonestreet Johnny Stonestreet Ann Taylor Roy Terry Pom Thompson Donnie Tindoll Jou gAf 'Vt li? 'Y 95- , 'ew 17 nxt. l , Q, 1 'fm Aw' 1 4 ,Mi if it ' fl M 16 f iq 4 l la .J. ,Y ,. 4 , ' fi s 1 sg ii. 'U 67 D on jx is is 4, a R 'U Q, K N A 1, K 'egg V 4-fi - 4. f 'ff-e -X , l life- Q X . me E, 6 X51 Q, iw - ie. ., f .. ef .Q ."''lF5Ex:':I'.,i".+s-1: I "tw , -38 MQ.: Lg aff. hun.:- ww., Q 4 s Y dj at . veit, k:"'5-,. .5-5 .. 3 ,lf-av, xx . J A 5 'UQ 'Th-rl iw F's,-. 'FN UN AM, , ef David Treece Benny Troutmon Dwight Troutmon Pom Truette Bill Tucker Billy Joe Tucker Jeonette Vorner Soundro Wolser Tommy Watkins Paul Welch Ann Whitley Bobby Whitley ,S Q is tx- Qx T"' Gary Whitley 9 Harry Whitley ' 7 Myra Whitley 'N Claudette Wilhoit Linda Wilhoit Mary Jo Winn eceiuing ong awaifecl CKIIJA r g ,C ' Q , Gp if" me f X ,JH 'E 1 1 You're out of place, Pam. -x g"""'A1 Summertime. School days Look, Frenchie, l'm your friend. 2 1 , A 1 -----,-, lv, 2:1- A ,pun JOEL ALMOND "It is work which gives flavor to life." U. S. Navy Veteran JOHNNY ALMOND "Smart, happy, carefree and gay, a good boy in every way." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Photography Stott, Soph. Class President, Freshman Class Vice-President, Homeroom Guidance --.v s Leader, Marshal, Monogram Club, Black Masque Club, Booster's Club, Hi-Y, President, Vice-President, Summer Choral Clinic, Field Day, Athlete of Month, Varsity Football, Track, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. '55 gc TAMARA ALMON D "Sincerity and truth are the basis of every virtue." CROSSROADS Typing Staff, Homeroom Secretary, Treas- urer, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, Booster's Club, F.B.L.A., ',,,,. Field Day, Varsity Basketball, Sr. Banquet Waitress, ,,,, ,x Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Shorthand Penmanship Award. A :Q wr' W- MICKEY AREY "Let tomorrow take care ol tomorrow." SSW ?!0ffz'n g 5 6, ,en ior5 , BILLIE RAE ATKINS "Vitality in a woman is a blind tury of creation." t 4' Student Council Representative, CROSSROADS Art Statt, Bible Club, Block Masque Club, Tri-Hi'Y, Social Com- mittee, Booster's Club, Homecoming Committee, Home- roorn Secretary, Treasurer, Assembly Committee, Miss Merry Christmas, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee. ..,'su ' LINDA BARNES "Vitality is the salt of conversation." CROSSROADS Typing Staff, Homeroom Guidance Leader, Library Club, Assistant, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Booster's Club, F.B.L.A., Tri'Hi-Y, Treasurer, Assembly Committee, Shorthand Speed and Pensmonship Award. x RQ." pl no BILLIE JO BARRIER "A happy combination at rare talents and qualities." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, Secretary, CROSSROADS Art Staff, Homeroom Secretary, Devotional Leader, Guidance Leader, Jr. Play Cast, Black Masque Club, Play Committee, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, Chaplain, Booster's Club, Homecoming Committee, Crea- tive Writing and Speech Club, Assembly Committee, I' Office Worker, Special Science Fair, FULL MOON Feature Staff, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Summer Choral Clinic, Homecoming Sponsor, Soph. Hop Committee. 'k,,.f JERRY BELL "With a twinkle in his eye, a modest boy." Jr. Red Cross, Hi-Y, Science Fair, Field Day, B-Team , Football. It QW ' sl 95" !0ll 3 l il 'Vs S ity MARVIN BENTON "Colm, whatsoever storms may stake the world." ED BIVENS "Mon ot thought ond mon ot action." student Council Representative, CROSSROADS Photo- graphy Staff, Homeroom Guidance Leaderg Black Masque Clubp Hi-Y, Field Day, Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee, Sophz Hop Committee, Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Banquet Committee. I V , S GARY BLALOCK .g.g ' 1 ' "Let thy words be tew." fj . Monogram Club, Booster's Club, Field Day, Varsity Bas- .. 4 ketball, Baseball, and Football Manager' B-Team Foot- kk l ball, Wrestling Team Scorekeeper. Xl 5 PETE BLALOCK 1' "A little work, o little ploy, to keep us going dey by as day." Freshman Class 'Treasur-cr, Field Dayj Soph, Hop Corn- nbigm mittee: B-Team Football. 7 wLife Jinging fAe Hjgfma Wafer , REGGIE BLALOCK "A gentlemen-and always willing to oblige." Science Fair. NANCY BOGER "I think no virtue goes with size." CROSSROADS Art Staff, F,T.A., Treasurer, Bible Clubg Triflnli-Y, Blue Ridge Assembly Delegate, Homeroom Guidance Leaderg Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Homecoming Sponsor. LANE BROWN "By his work one knows the mon." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Business Stattg Jr, Red Cross: Bible Clubg Black Masque Clubg Hi-Y, Vice-President, Chaplain, lntcr-Club Council President: Creative Writing and Speech Club, President, Debate Team, Debate Conference, Home- room President, Guidance Lcaaer, Special Science Fairs, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Student Rotarian, Varsity Basketball Manager, Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Superlaiivc, Teen-Age Rodeo Winner. LINDA BROWN "Let there be no strife between thee ond me." t A er Q. no ,Ks if WT ' ,Q Q Ti ' Q- .. "6-T' 'R S., 25: Ri. S" ,pun- Auth ""'-'gf lbfluofo tc. .yy hmlallrs I -fn J -I PRISCILLA BURRIS "A Smile is the nicest thing I know." CROSSROADS Photography Staff, Library Club, Secretary, Jr. Red Cross, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Homeroom Guidance Leader, Field Day, Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph, Hop Committee, Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Banquet Waitress, FULL MOON News Staff. SUE BURRIS - "Kindness is the best policy." F.H.A., Library Club, Assistant, President, Vice-President, Spencer Library Convention, Bible Club. BOB BYRD "Common sense is seeing things as they are and doing things as they should be done." LANA BYRD "To make the world a friendly place, one must show a friendly trace." CROSSROADS Photography Staff, F.H.A,, District Meeting, . . Field Day, Bible Club, District Meeting, Black Masque Club, Boosters Club, Homecoming Committee, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Jr, Play Committee. u55ing anclfez :ng CHIP CAIN "I shall laugh myself to death." Student Council Representative, CROSSROADS Literary Staff, Monogram Club, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Presi- dent, Booster's Club, Jr. Class Treasurer, Homeroom President, Treasurer, Special Science Fair, Jr.-Sr. Prom 6 4. ,Q J Q Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Varsity Football, Ki 'vi' 'X Athlete of Month, Track, Sr, Superlative, Sr. Banquet gh Committee. " 5 HELEN CARPENTER "Think before speaking is my motto." Transferred from Hampton High School, Hampton, Virginia, F.H.A., Jr. Red Cross. .C -. . .Li li MYRA CARPENTER "SmaIl, dependable, carefree, gay, A likable creature in every way." CROSSROADS Literary Staff, FULL MOON Feature Staff Editor, Booster's Club, Homecoming Committee, F.H.A., Parliamentarian, State Convention Delegate, Camp Delc- gate, Play Cast, F.T.A., Secretary, State Convention Delegate, Library Club, Bible Club, Secretary, Retreat Delegate, Newspaper Stott, Play Cast, Black Masque, Tri-Hi-Y, Convention Delegate, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Jr. Play Usher, Committee, Homecoming Sponsor, Stanly News and Press Reporter. li- PAUL CARPENTER +L- V "He that is not with me is against me." CROSSROADS Photography Staff, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Homeroom Vice-President, Devotional Leader, Guidance Leader, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Saph. Hop Committee, Wrestling Team, Baseball, Sr. Banquet Committee. i i JANE CHANDLER "Her life shall never lack a friend." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Business Staff, F.T.A., Jr. Red Cross. President, County President, Monogram Club, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, Blue Pidge Assembly Delegate, Booster's Club, Homecoming Com- mittee, Soph., Sr. Class Secretary, Homeroam Devotional Leader, Marshal, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Varsity Basketball, Tri-Captain, Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Sr. Banquet Committee. GAYLENE CLARK "Forever blessing and forever blest." Bible Club, Homeroam Devotional Leader, Science Fair, Letter in Band. NANCY COGGINS "The greatest wealth is health." CROSSROADS Business Staff, FULL MOON News Staff' F.l-l.A., F.T,A,, Convention Delegate, Bible Club, Play Cast, Retreat Delegate, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Creative Writing and Speech Club, De- bate Team, Homeroam Devotional Leader, Guidance Leader, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Jr, Play Committee. JOE COPLEY "Happy am I, from core I'm tree." Black Masque Club, Hi-Y Homeroam Guidance Leader, Field Day, Teen-Age Rodeo Winner. nf? fo ring u5 fo5er in riencJ5Ai,9 wr QS 4 X fi fC' - Us JANE COTTON "Born with a sense of Iaughter." ZROSSROADS Art Staff, F.H.A., F.T.A., Library Club, Jible Club, Black Mosque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Office Worker, Home- roam Secretary, Guidance Leader, Field Day Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Sr. Banquet Waitress. EDDIE CRUTCHFIELD "Why should life be all labor when one could also play?" Student Council Renresentative, CROSSROADS Business Stott, Monogram Club, Hi-Y, Chaplain, Booster's Club, Homeroam President, Field Day, Jr. Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hap Committee, Varsity Football, Athlete of Month, Track, Jr. Red Cross, Sr. Banquet Committee. LINDA CURLEE "No one knows what she can do until she tries." National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Literary Staff, FULL MOON Managing Editor, F.T.A., Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer, Booster's Club, Home- coming Committee, Field Day, Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph, Hop Committee, Senior Banquet Waitress, EDDIE DAVIS "Enioying the happiness of the world." CROSSROADS Art Staff, FULL MOON Feature Staff, Hi-Y, Field Day, Jr.4Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Com- mittee, Jr. Play Committee. N in lr ,M vi - ,I f' sly' LINDA DOBY "A friend is worth all the hazards we can run." CROSSROADS Business Staff, F.H.A., Historian, State Con- vention Delegate, Camp Delegate, District Retreat, F.T.A., President, Bible Club, Secretary, Retreat Delegate, State Con- xentlort Delegate, Block Masque, Tri-Hi-Y, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Convention Delegate, Social Committee, Booster's Club, Homecoming Committee, Office Worker, Fresh- man Class Secretary, Homeroom President, Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, Marshal, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittee, Soph. Hop Committee, Jr. Play Usher, Homecoming Sponsor: Sr. Superlative, Shorthand Speed and Penmanshlp Award. MICKIE DOBY "There is a time for some things and a time for all things." Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Hameroom President, Field Day, Sr. Superlatiye, Sr, Banquet Waitress: Sr. Banquet Committee, WOODY DURHAM "A mind equal to any undertaking that he puts it along side of." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, FULL MOON Sports Editor, CROSSROADS Literary Staff, Monogram Club, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Vice-Presvdent, Convention 19" 'Hi ,,., Delegate, Booster's Club, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Soph. Hop Committee, Assembly Committee, Student Lion, 'X I Varsity Football, Athlete of Month, Track, Baseball, Sr. K Superlativej Sr. Banquet Committee. CYNTHIA EFIRD 2 "A good sport everyday." CROSSROADS Art Staff, F,H.A., Secretary, Treasurer, F.T.A.f Junior Red Cross, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hr-Y, Booster's Club, F.B.L.A., President, l-lomeroom Devotional Leader, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Jr, Play Usher, Sr. Superlative, Sr. Banquet Waitress. 66 ancing in Cl ream worfdf 0 so- fi SFS fr 6 ' 15 215 .W fu! ' n 'p rrtwrrr f , .... C LINDA EFIRD "Truly loyal as a friend, trustworthy as a student." National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Art Staff, F.T.A., Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, President, Booster's Club, Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary, Marshal, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom committee, Soph. Hao Committee: Varsity Basketball: Sr. Banquet Waitress, Sr, Banquet Committee. JIMMY EUDY "l'm fancy free, run on little girls, Don't bother me." OAKSIE EUDY "Her love shane as impartial as the sun.' CROSSROADS Art Staff, F.H.A., Historian, Junior Red Cross, Bible Club, Retreat Delegate, Black Masque Club, Booster's Club, F.B.L,A,, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer, DOUG EURY He who loves work gains all the favor at the gods." u '-mfs r1K4 ' s H211 7 7 anfasy ollan t FULL MOON Business Manager, CROSSROADS Photography Stott, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Senior Class Treasurer, Homeroom Vice-Presiaent, Guid- ance Leader, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Carolina Editors Conference, Scholastic Press Institution, N. C. Industrial Arts Award Winner, Teen-Age Rodeo Winner, Youth ADDVCUO' tion Week, City Inspector, Traffic Committee. me-. We Q' li'-4--. . TOM FATKIN "He was a scholar, and a good and faithful one." CROSSROADS Business Staff, Science Fair, Student Lion. JUDY FESPERMAN "Art is indeed not the bread but the wine ot lite." Transferred from New London High School, CROSSROADS Typing Staff, Bible Club, Black Mosque Club, Booster's Club. ED FLOYD C "Lite is my college. May I graduate with horrors." X fi Us GENE FORTE it W "He gets much out of life, which is what he puts into it." 9 Monogram Cllm, Hu-Y, Boosters Club, Frcld Day, Jr.-Sr. Pram I Committee, Soon. Hop Committee, Varsity Football, Baskctooll, , 39- ' Athlete at the Month, Track. Of' Olyll' OIQAOHIOPQ 0,90 BOB FRICK "l can resist anything but temptation." BRENDA GANTT "It's the songs ye sing, and the smiles ye wear, that's a making the sunshine everywhere." Modern Music Master, Black Masque Club, Play Committee, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Homcroom Vice-President, Secretary, Mars l-lil' Choral Clinic, Operetta Character, Field Day, Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee, Malorette, Homecoming Sponsor, FULL MOON Feature Staff, Sr. Banquet Committee, T. A. GRIFFIN "Happiness is cheaper than worry, why pay the higher price?" Science Four ALDENA HARRINGTON "Make use ot time, let not advantage slip." National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Literary Staff, F,H,Ag F.T.A., Chaplain, Jr. Kea Cross, Bible Club, Black Masque Ciao, BOOSYCWS CN-405 Homecoming Committee, Ottuce Worker, F.B.L.A., Vice-President, Homcroom Secretary, Guidance Leaocr, Assembly Committee, F-xeld Day, Jr,-Sr, Prom Committee, Jr. Play Com- mittee, Homecoming Sponsor, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Qs...- Nr' iw JANICE HARRIS "Quick, witty and charming." Student Council Representative, CROSSROADS Business Staff, Monogram Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Social Committee Chairman: FUL-L MOON Features Staff, Booster's Club, Home- coming Committee -Chairman, Chief Cheerleader, Homeroom ViceAPresident, Junior Play Usher: Soph. Hop Committee, Chairman: Jr.-Sr, Prom Committee, Chairman, Field Day, Home- coming Sponsor, Sr. Superlatives, Sr. Banquet Waitress. VICKIE HARRISON "Take it easy, have your fun, and let the old world flicker on." F.B.L.A., Science Fair. DALE HARTSELL "What I must do is all that concerns onc, not what thc people think." Hi-Y, Operetta Character, Science Fair, Baseball. GEORGE HARWOOD "We can do anything it we stick to it long enough." Student Council Representatiye, National Honor Society CROSSROADS Business Staff, Modern Music Masters, Bible Club, Black Mosque Club, Homeroom President, Vice-President, Treasurer, Boys Double Quartet, Boys State, Athlete of Month, Student Civitow, Varsity Football, Track, Rodeo Winner. 5Aowing our fa enf5 PAULA HATHCOCK "Happiness is the perfume she is always pouring on others." Transferred from New London High School, CROSSROADS Typing Staff, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Booster's Club. MILLIE HATLEY "Nothing is impossible to a willing heart." National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Photography Staff, F.T,A., Convention Delegate, F.H.A., Bible Club, Historian, District Retreat, Booster's Club Homecoming committee, Homeroom President, Deyotional Leader, District Science Fair, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Sr. Banquet Waitress. HUNTER HEARNE "A light heart lives long." CROSSROADS Literary Staff, Modern Music Masters, F.T.A., Homeroom Treasurer, Guidance Leader, Secretary, Junior Red Cross, Secretary, Monogram Club, Bible Club, Historian, Block Masque Club, Tri-l-ii-Y, Chaplain, Booster's Club, Vice-President, Homecoming Committee, Summer Choral Clinic, Girls' Ensemble, Operetta Character, Varsity Basketball, Tri-Captain, Home- coming Sponsor, FULL MOON Staff, Modern Music Masters, Historian, Banquet Committee, Editor's Conference, Jr. Play Committee. SARA HENDERSON "To live, and act, and serve the future hour." CROSSROADS Business Staff, Monogram Club, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Boaster's Club, Homecoming Committee: Cheerleader, Chief, Homeroom, Vice-President, Guidance Leader, Operetta Character, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph, Hop Committee, Jr, Play Cast, Homecoming Sponsor, FULL MOON News Staff. "Go where he will, the wise man is at home." Student Council Representative, CROSSROADS Photography Staff, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Boy's Double Quartet, Student Rotarian, Norwegian Exchange Student. "The reward of one duty is the power to fulfill another." National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Art Staff: Modern Music Masters, F.T.A., Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Booster's Club, Homoroom Curnrnitteej Clinic. Science Fair. CROSSROADS Literary Staff, F.T.A, Black Masque Club, Play Committee, Leader, Summer Choral Clinic, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph Hoo Committee, Homecoming Sponsor. TORGER HETLAN D BARBARA HINSON ,Pwr as 'K Devotional Leader, T.B. Essay Winner, Assembly Jr. Play Committee, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Band xll GARRETT HONBARRIER "Ladies, I am a man of few words." ,deem GLENDA SUE HONEY "W "Lovely to look at." Tri-Hi-Y, Convention Delegate, Homeroom Guidance in fAe Junior I9 ay if rum5 of fmeafkw 'S-.MW 5? BRENDA HONEYCUTT "Strong minds'are often those ot whom the noisy world hears least." National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Business Staff, F.T.A, Delegate, Junior Red Cross Reporter, Bible Club, General Rc- presentative, Retreat Delegate, Block Masque Club, Tri-l-li-Y, Booster's Club, Homecoming Committee, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Homeroom Devotional Leader, Guidance Leader, Ooeretta Character, Sr. Banquet Waitress, FULL MOON News Staff Reporter, Field Day. DELORES HOPKINS "Kindness and sweetness are only a few of her qualities." Transferred from Kernersville, North Carolina: F.H,A., Bible Club, Science Fair. y LORETTA HOWELL 1, "If's quality rather than quantity that counts." f r . ,JV Qx Blgck Mgsque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Science Fair, Field Y Day, Homecoming Sponsor. sf' ' 'lf , BENNY Huoson 1 1- "What need is there tor words?" Science Fair, Varsity Baseball. 4 x 3, NANCY JO IVESTER " 'Twas her ambition, generous and great." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, Presi- dent, CROSSROADS Assistant Editor, F.T.A., Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Play Cast, Tri-Hi-Y, President, Treasurer, booster's Club, Homecoming Committee, Homeroom Secretary, D.A.R., Who's Who, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Varsity Basketball, Jr. Play Committee, Homecoming Sponsor, Sr. Superlatives, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Jr. Girls Basketball Team, Sr. Banquet Committee. HAROLD KIMMER "Honest labor hears an honest face." Hi-Y, Treasurer, Homeroom Guidance Leader, Operetta Charac- ter, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Wrestling Team. JERRY KIMREY "Lite is too short to waste." CROSSROADS Business Staff, Homeroom Vice-President, Presi- dent, Jr.-Sr, Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Jr, Play Committee. 51: ... 6 4"i Vx Ric:-:Ano KIMREY K " . "He'lI find the way." iq W Kp? X Student Council Representative, CROSSROADS Business Staff, in " L Junior Red Cross, Monogram Club, Hi-Y, Secretary, Boosters " Club, Homeroom Vice-President, Secretary, Treasurer, N, C. if ,ii Choral Festival, Boy's Double Quartet, Athlete at Month, Jr.-Sr. X K Prom Committee, Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Jr. Play Usher, B-Team Football. . 6 cl' ' f ' cl .SD f lll lllgy alll Ing, an eCOI'a an 1' Ji' Us TT? ,p-..e.-Q NANCY TRIMBER KIRK "My wants are tew, my wishes all confined." Transferred from Plymouth Whitemarsh High School, Junior Red Cross, Homeroom Vice-President, Science Fair, Field Day. NELSON KIRK "Honor lies in honest toil." CROSSROADS Business Staff, Hi-Y, Class Treasurer, Homeroom Vice-President, Devotional Leader, Soph. Hop Committee, Sr. Superlative, B-Team Football. JIMMY KLUTTZ "Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm." FULL MOON Assistant Business Manager, CROSSROADS Business Manager, Monogram Club, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Class Presiaent, Homeroom President, Treasurer, Boy's State, Who's Who, Soph. Hop Committee, Wrestling Team, Sr. Superlativc, Editor's Conference, Sr. Banquet Committee. JUDY KLUTTZ "Youth wi'! never live to age unless they keep themselves in health with exercise, and in heart with ioytuIness." CROSSROADS Photography Stott, F.T.A,, Monogram Club, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, F.B.L.A,, Homeroom Devotional Leader, Varsity Basketball, Tri-Captain, Sr. Superlatiye. C, , TRUDY KOTTER "l'II take lite easy and have no regrets." Transferred from Roxborough High School, Philadelphia, Penn- sylvania, Soph. Hop Committee, F.H.A. RICHARD LAMBERT ' Not too serious, not too gay." Transferred from New London High School. GEORGETTE LAMPSI "There is nothing like fun, is there?" CROSSROADS Art Editor, F.T.A., Black Masque Club, Tri-HiAY, Booster's Club, Homecoming Sponsor, Homecoming Committee, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Debate Team, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Jr. Play Cast, Sr. Superlatiye, Sr. Banquet Wait- ress, Sr. Banquet Committee. SANDY LEFLER "Character is the key to success." CROSSROADS Literary Staff, F.H.A., Historian, F.l-l,A., District Meeting, Bible Club, Tri-r-li-Y, Bcaster's Club, Homecoming Sponsor. cf? 0 chjgffdnfid ,, or fAe I even CHESTER LEWIS "I'II turn over a new leaf." Student Council Representative, Hi-Y, Science Fair, B-Team Football. PAT LITTLE "She is a star in somebody's sky." CROSSROADS Photography Staff, Jr. Red Cross, Bible Club, Retreat Delegate, Play Committee Chairman, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Homeroom Devotional Leader grugance Leader, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, FULL MOON News ta . JOYCE LOWDER "Anything worth having is worth working for." Transferred from Millingport, CROSSROADS Typing Staff, FULL MOON Typing Editor, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Home- room Devotional Leader, Guidance Leader, Jr. Play Lommlttce. LEWIS LOWDER "The unspoken word never does harm." CROSSROADS Business Staff, Hi-Y, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Sooh. Hop Committee, Band Clinic, Science Fair. 131 .9 1. X 5 f f' 4 SHERRILL LOWDER "This one man is equal ta his trust." Jr. Red Cross, Monogram Clubg Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, President, Blue Ridge Assembly, Booster's Club, Horne- roorn Vice-President, Guidance Leader, Athlete of Month, Var- sity Faotballg Track, Wrestling Team, Traffic Committee. ROY MASON "A man of courage is also full of faith." U,S. Navy Veteran. SUZANNE MAULDIN "Her quietness does not make her less important." CROSSROADS Typing Staff, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Homeroom Devotional Leader, Jr. Play Cast, Homecoming Sponsor, Sr. Banquet Waitress. BETTIE McMANUS "Trim and neat--hard to beat," CROSSROADS Art Staff, F.T.A,g Library Club, Bible Club, Play Castp Black Masaue Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Home- coming Comrnittecg Homeroom Secretary, Jr.-Sr. Prom Com- mittcc, Soph. Hop Committee, Jr. Play Committee, Horneroming Sponsor. urnfng fge ' ' BETTIE McQUAGUE "ln her tongue is the law of kindness." F,B.L.A.: Science Fair. DIAN McSWAIN "As merry as the day is long." F.H.A.g Bible Club, F.B.L.A,g Homeroom Devotional Leader. JERRY McSWAIN "He is never caught at fault nor doubt." Modern Music Masters, Bible Club, Hi-Y: Band Clinic. JIMMY MILLER "His strength was in himself, and he moved the world by the power of his character." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, Vice- Presidentp CROSSROADS Art Staff, Modern Music Masters. Jr. Red Cross, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Vice-President, Chaplain, Blue Ridge Assembly Delegate, Class President, Vice-President, Homeroom President, Vice-President, Guidance Leader, Who's Who, Band Drum Major and Student Director, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Student Rotarian, Jr. Play Committee and Cast, Sr. Superlativeg B-Team Football. 'Ei l. , 'qu -+V A-'Vos '.,, 'inf Inl Ill9A f 0 .sr- TIG. 1 ff' 4... 'Qtr MAX MORGAN ROSE ANN MINDER "Silence is one of the virtues of the wise." F.l-l.A., Library Club, F.B.L.A., Homeroom Secretary, Science Fair. DON MONTGOMERY "The combined qualities of o mon ond a good athlete." Student Council Vice-President, CROSSROADS Literary Staff, Monogram Club, Booster's Club, Homeroom President, Vice- President, Athlete of Month, Field Day, Jr.-Sr, Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Student Lion, Stucent Rotarian, Varsity Football Tri-Captain, Varsity Basketball Co-Captain, Varsity Baseball Captain, Sr. Superlatiye, All-Conference Baseball, Football, and Basketball, All-State American Legion Baseball, Second Team All-State Football lCharlotte Otseryerig Honorable Mention All-State lGreensboro Daily Newsj, Shrine Bowl, Head Manager. TERRY MOORE "Let the world slide." Science Fair, Field Day. DWIGHT MORGAN "What could I be but what I am?" CROSSROADS Photography Staff, Library Club, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Chaplain, Convention Delegate, Homeroom Guidance Leader, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Photography Club, B-Team Football. 'UXQQ 14,5 --.-. A sv- -. K. L7 S-,t :T ef H F e' 'NV ,wx , 1. . A , Q tx Q , ' X I 5 . .. iq., 7 f If 5: , ,N , F 5fuc!ging or examinafiona, ' 4 T I .nL.,xl:gAj Y... t lx ,vi ,M "I'II be merry and flee, l'lI be sad for nobody." CROSSROADS Art Staff, Monogram Club, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Homeroom President, Secretary, Assembly Committee, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph, Hop Committee, Varsity Football, Baseball, Jr. Play Cast. JANICE MORRIS "Kindness, Friendliness, ond intelligence, the investments that never foil." National Honor Society, Scrapbook Chairman, CROSSROADS Literary Editor, F.T.A., Vice-President, State Convention Dclee gate, Bible Club, Vice-President, State Retreat Delegate, As- sembly Program Chairman, District Rallies Delegate, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Chaplain, Blue Ridge Delegate, Booster's Club, Homecoming Committee, Homeroom Guidance Leader, Operctta Character, Summer Choral Workshop, T.B. Essay Winner, Piedmont District Science Fair, District Science Teachers Exhibit, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Jr, Play Committee, Com- munity Concert Marshal, State Publications Conference. ALICE MORTON "Why oren't they all contented like me?" Bible Club, Science Fair, FULL MOON News Staff. FRANK MORTON "Our thoughts and our conduct ore our own." Science Fair. JOSH MORTON "His purity of purpose stands unimpeachedf' National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Literary Staff, Modern Music Masters, Bible Club, Treasurer, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Secretary, Chaplain, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Home- room Devotional Leader, Summer Choral Clinic, Operetta Character, Soph. Hop Committee, Sr. Superlative, High School Piano Diploma, Jr.-Sr, Prom Committee, Sr. Banquet Committee. RUBY MORTON "The world's no better if we worry. Life's no longer it we hurry." Student Council Representative, CROSSROADS Business Staff, Library Club, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Homeroom Vice-President, Devotional Leader, Guidance Leader, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Baseball Team, Manager, Jr. Play Committee. JOHN WAYNE NAPIER "l'm sitting on top of the world." l-li-Y, Homeroom Treasurer, Science Fair, Field Day, B-Team Football. PHYLLIS PAGE "Silence more musical than any song." F.l-l.A.J Bible Club, Booster's Club, F.B.L.A. 1 A NaPho'i'o Liu' 1 .awry We-V -sire if-fr iss. - CAPPPIFII g fge feamj 0 WILLIE PAGE - "A girl who wins is the girl who works." .n"'S 3 15 Q K 1 . :F .M 7 .gpm it!! fi? WT. Hvnrlnble . r. V A . Ns.. Transferred from Stanfield High School, F.H.A., Bible Club, Booster's Club, F.B.L.A., Library Club. RONALD PARKER "A tender heart, a will inflexible." Science Fair. JO PARKS "The world has a place for talented humans." FULL MOON Editor, National Honor Society, Student Council Representative, CROSSROADS Photography Staff, Modern Music Masters, Historian, F.T.A., Bible Club, Black Masque Club, President, Vice-President, Tri-Hi-Y, Booster's Club, Vicc-Presi- dent, Homecoming Committee, Creative Writing and Speech Club, President, Debate Team, Homeroom President, Secretary, Mars Hill Choral Clinic, Summer Choral Clinic, Girl's Ensemble, Operetta Character, Who's Who, Marshal, Assembly Com- mittee, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Sooh, Hop Corn- mittee, Majorettc, Chief, Jr. Play Cast, Homecoming Sponsor, Sr. Superlative, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Debate Workshop, Carolina's Editor's Conference, T. B. Essay Winner, "I Speak for Democracy" Winner, Sr. Banquet Committee. DAVID PEARCE "Nature has given rnc two ears but only one mouth." Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Booster's Club, Homeroom President, Science Fair, Jr. Play Usher, Sr. Superlativc, FULL MOON Feature Staff. 'JR '9- w-1 e ., fp .. Xa ,Gr- ,-Q. 1? k,-f' 1? Ds ff it X Meir ff. jf LINDA MUNDY POTTS "Nothing is more honourable than a gratetul heart." Transferred from West Mecklenburg High School. MIKE PRINCE "A mortal, sensible, and well built mon." Jr. Red Cross, Operetta Character, Junior Mixed Chorus, Treasurer, Field Day, Varsity Football, Athlete of Month. DARRELL RABON "Hard work is the best investment a man can make." Science Fair. MAX RABON "Let gentleness my strong enforcement be." Science Fair. KAY PENNINGTON "I love truth and wish to have it always spoken to me." CROSSROADS Typing Staff, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri- Hi-Y, Membership committee, Booster's Club, F.B.L.A., Program Slomkmittee, Shorthand Speed and Penmanship Award, Office or er. JUDY PHIFER "Contentment opens the source of every joy." CROSSROADS Typing Staff, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Mem- bership Committee, Boosters Club, Homecoming Committee, Of- fice Worker, F.B,L.A., Homeroom Vice-President, Treasurer, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee, Shorthand Speed and Penmanship Award. JOYCE PICKLER "As full of spirit as thc month of May." CROSSROADS Business Staff, F.l-l.A., F.T.A., Bible Club, Black Mosque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Boosters Club, Homecoming Commit- tee, F.B.L.A., Constitution Committee Homeroom Devotional Leader, Guidance Leader, Field Day, Soph. Hop Committee, Sr. Banouet Waitress, Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee, Shorthand Pen- manship Award. NELDA POPLIN "The smile that won't come oft, no matter the turn of events." Bible Club: Science Fair, FULL MOON News Staff. uicforiw of fAe year. .ii if ,aa No Quota Avfxfhkle, ll 'V CL. Q. .N 'QQ' X.-r 5... 5 t dl "l!"'nnv- -w '91 TERRY RAGSDALE "Full of fun and mischief, too, doing the things he shouIdn't do." Science Fair. BARBARA REALL "The secret of success is constancy ta purpose." F.T.A., Tri-Hi-Y, Sr, Banquet Waitress. JUDY REDFERN "Dcvout yet cheerful, active yet resigned." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society. CROSSROADS Business Staff, Modern Muslc Masters, F.T.A., Treasurer, Monogram Club, Bible Club, Black Masauc Club, Tri-Ht-Y, Chaplaln, Boosters Club, Homecoming Committee, Homcroom Prcsiccnt, Vice-President, Guidance Loader, N. C. Choral Festival, Girl'S Ensemble, Operctta Character, Assembly Comnmttee, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Com- mlttee, Varsity Basketball, Jr, Play Committee, Usher, Black Masque Play Committee, Homecomnng Sponsor, Sr. Supcrlatixc, A Sr llanatiet Waitress, FULL MOON Feature Staff. TOMMY REEVES "lt is not how much we have, but how we cnio it that makes Y happiness." Hi-Y, Sclence Fair, Field Day, Jr. Play Committee. ggrijfening a new mo ern ome JAMES RENGER "His mind, his kingdom, his will, his law." Student Council Representative, National Honor Society, CROSSROADS Business Stott, Modern Music Masters, President, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Hi-Y, Secretary, l-lomeroom President, Secretary, Treasurer, Devotional Leader, Summer Choral Clinic, Marshal, Assembly Committee, Field Day, Jr,-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Wrestling Team, Sr. Superlatiye, Sr. Banquet Committee. ELLEN ROGERS "Her ways are ways of pIeasantness." CROSSROADS Literary Staff, FULL MOON Circulation Manager, F.T.A., Chaplain, Bible Club, Newspaper Staff, Coyention Dele- gate, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, President, Blue Ridge As- sembly, Jr.'Sr. Prom Committee, Sr. Banquet Waitress. JEAN ROGERS "lf you are content, you have enough to live comfortably." Bible Club, F.B.L.A., Homeroom Devotion Leader. . CAROL RUSSELL "Everything comes if one will only wait." F.H.A., Library Club. 5 . if X 'FST "f',Q -Q Q17 ci.- 11,1 RODELL RUSSELL "Dark hair, laughing eyes, a personality tull of surprise." Science Fairj Field Dayg B-Team Football. PAT SAUNDERS "The world knows little of her goodness." CROSSROADS Photography Staffp F.T,A.g Bible Clubp Black Masque Club, Secretaryg Trl-Hi-Y, President, Blue Ridge As' sembly Delegatej Horneroom President, Guidanco Leaderg Ficld Dayp Jr.-Sr, Prom Committeeg Jr. Play Committeeg Homecoming Sponsor: FULL MOON Feature Staff. i 'Tie . X E ' Xa -fHf'f.l a. . ui LOIS SHAVER "Leave silence to the sointsp I am but human." Student Council Representativej CROSSROADS Art Staffp F.H.A. ii f? F.T,A.g Junior Red Crossg Bible Clubg Black Masque F.B.L.A.g Homeroom Guidance Leaderg Field Dayg Jr. Play Committeeg Homecoming Sponsorg Sr, Superlative. BARBARA SHERRIN "Happy is the woman who enioys life." Transferred from Camden High Schoolg F.H.A.j Bible Black Masque Clubg F.B.L.A., Reporter. many in fAe fufure ,if,.,,, own, Ji' . UN. Q... l lt T Club! Clubp 'v ujei WAYNE SHOEMAKER "My heart is whole, my hand is free, run along little worries, don't bother me." SYLVIA HILL SIDES "My heart is ever at your service." Student Council Representativeg F.T.A.g Booster's Club. O. J. SIKES, III "JoIly and good natured, one who can take the bumps ot lite without foltering." Student Council Reprcsentatiyeg CROSSROADS Photography Edi- tor: Modern Music Masters, Vice-President, Treasurerg Black Masque Clubg Hi-Y, Secretaryg Homeroom President, Guidance Leaderg Who's Whog Jr.-Sr. Prom Committccg Saph. Hop Com- mittecp Jr. Play Castj Black Masque Play Castj Youth Appro- ciation Week, Clerk of Superior Courtg Sr. Banquet Committee, Band Presidentg Student Civitan., OREN SIMMONS "Reading maketh a full man." Science Fair. rf? 17 v-N., MARTHA ANNE SMITH ANN SMITH "Music is the mediator betweenlthe spiritual and the sensual lite! National Honor Society, Modern Music Masters, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, Tri-Hi-Y, Secretary, Booster's Club, Horne- coming Committee, Creative Writing and Speech Club, Mars Hill Clinic, Accompanist tor Summer Choral Clinic, Jr. Play Committee, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Chairman, Assembly Com- mittee, American History Award Winner, Marshal, Jr. Play Usher, Superlative, Sr. Banquet Committee. BETTY SMITH "Justice is truth in action." F.H,A., Library Club, Bible Club, Black Masque Club, F.B.L.A., Field Day, Sr. Banquet Waitress. JAMIE SMITH "An honest man's word is a good as any wealth." Science Fair, MARIE SMITH "Red hair and a happy-go-lucky heart has she." F.H.A., Bible Club, F.B.L,A., Field Day, Science Fair. '-L. 5 xv, . Y - .. .mi f.-if ,. 213 Us 4. f 1 ,jr 0,1 Grin or to 431 Q 5.- U' WY.: w A' V , . my Qi., - 1 VS i i P . "The maiesty of this lite never grows old." National Honor Society, Treasurer, CROSSROADS Photography Staff, FULL MOON News Editor, F.T.A., VicefPresident, Secre- tary, Bible Club, President, Secretary, Retreat Delegate, Tri- Hi-Y, Vice-President, Blue Ridge Assembly Delegate, Inter-Club Council, Vice President, Booster's Club, Homecoming Committee, Homeroom President, Devotional Leader, Chief Marshal, Jr.-Sr. Pram Committee, Varsity Basketball, Jr, Play Usher, Sr. Banquet Waitress, Stanly News and Press Reporter. ROGER SMITH "He is truly great that is little in himself." Student Council President, Secretary, CROSSROADS Literary Staff, FULL MOON Sports Staff, Monogram Club, Hi-Y, Presi- dent, Vice-President, Booster's Club, Class President, Vice-Presb dent, Homeroom Vice-President, Who's Who, Marshal, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Soph. Hop Committee, Student Ratarian, Varsity Foott:-all,Tri-Captain, Varsity Basketball, Track, Athlete ot Month, Charlotte Observer and Greensboro Daily News Allstate Football, Conference Broad Jump Champion, Shrine Bowl Representative, CofCaptain. WILLIAM ROGER SMITH "A heart as good as gold." Science Fair. WAYNE SPI"EY "Giant of frame, of soul superbly human." CROSSROADS Art Staff, Jr. Red Cross, Monogram Club, Booster's Club, Homeroom President, Sr, Banquet Committee, Athlete of Month, Varsity Football, Tri-Captain, Track, Wrestling Team, Baseball, Charlotte Observer and Greensboro Daily News All- state Football, Shrine Bowl Representative, Field Day, Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee, Student Lion, Student Rotarian. o,4 'CX g"""5- 'wmv' ffi Ut I 0 I lll SHELBY THOMAS 'is N... 'QV ew awww .M JANE STORY "A story that tells the truth!" CROSSROADS Typing Editorg Library Club, Assistant: Bible Clubg Tri-Hi-YQ Booster's Club, Homecoming Committeep F,B.L.A., Constitution Chairmang Shorthand Speed And Penmanship Awardg Jr. Play Committee. CAROLYN STUBBS "How she laughed us she worked." Transferred from Sylvan Hill High Schoolg Black Masque Clubg Tri-Hi-Yg F.B.L.A. CHARLES SURRATT "A gentle mind of whom gentle deeds is known." Library Club, Trcasurerg Science Fair. BENNIE SIDES SWARINGEN "With a loving heart, single no more." F.H.A.g Junior Red Crossg Bible Clubj F.B.L.A.g Homcroom Vice-President: Devotional Leader, Guidance Lcadcrg Field Dayg Jr.-Sr. Prom Committee: Jr, Play Committee. wifA app icafion5 and feslfd- CAROLYN LEE SWARINGEN Love me little love me long Transferred from Norwood High School FHA FTA L brarv Club Bible Club Black Masque Club F B LA GENOAL TALBERT Music is the showerbath of the soul wishing away all that is impure CROSSROADS Photography Staff FTA Junior Red Cross Homeroom Guidance Leader Girls Ensemble Science Fair we-. 'fin They do not love that do not show their love National Honor Society Junior Red Cross Horneroom Secre tary CROSSROADS Literary Staff Modern Music Masters Bible Club Historian Black Masque Club Tri HiY Boosters Club Homecoming Committee N C Choral Festival Mars Hill Choral Clinic Summer Choral Clinic Girls Ensemble Homecoming Queen Jr Sr Prom Committee Soph Hop Committee Jr Play Committee Usher Homecoming Sponsor S Banquet Com mittee JIMMY THOMPSON A wink is as good as a nod to the wise ' Library Club '9- Q anew,-. if JOHNNY THOMPSON "For some must watch while some must sleep, so runs the world away." Hi-Y. VIRGINIA LATON THOMPSON "Never was a lady on earth more true as woman and wife." CROSSROADS Typing Statfg F.H.A.g F.T.A.g Library Club, Vicc- Prcsidentg Library Assistantg Bible Clubg F.B.L.A., Treasurerg Shorthand Speed 8. Penmanship Awardg Guidance Leaderj Field Day. ,gx BRENDA TREADWAY "She is a pearl of great price." Fl-l.A.5 Bible Clubg Black Masque Clubg Booster's Clubg F.B.l..A.g Science Fair. ,alex BRENDA TUCKER She is a burning and shining light CROSSROADS Art Staff F H A F T A Bible Club Science For Field Day Varsity Basketball FULL MOON News Staff Miss F H A ro :ng urn f 5 e Ca SUE TUCKER Honor is the reward of vurtue National Honor Society CROSSROADS Editor FULL MOON News Staff FTA Black Masque Club Tri HUY Boosters Club Homecoming Committee l-lomeroom Vice President Gul dance Leader Jr Sr Prom Committee Soph Hop Committee Jr Play Committee Black Masque Play Committee Sr Superla tives N C Scholastuc Press Institute Carolinas Editors Con fcrcncc J Science Symposium National Merit Scholarshi Semi Finalist Sr Banquet Committee Marshal Whos Who i if 49' i""' SYLVIA TUCKER Here s to the gurl with heart and smlle Transferred from Endy Hugh School CROSSROADS Art Staff Library Club Jr Red Cross Buble Club Black Masque Club F B L A JAMES UNDERWOOD He that is of a merry heart hath continual feast Black Masque Club HI Y Delegate F ld Day Jr Pl y GAIL VANDERBURG She was good as she was fair Student Council Representative CROSSROADS Business Stott FTA Monogram Club Bible Club Black Masque Club Tr HIY Boosters Club President Homecoming Committee Jr Class Secretary Homeroom President Jr Sr Prom Committee Soph Hop Committee Jr Play Usher Play Committee Home ll g0lU 5 fu? 10 'X nie vt 'T' xy r f, , I ii" 1' I H' V' 2 - In ' xxx'-s r QA v Q L' C I 0 2 Q f I 0 Cl l l I1 I9 5 Cl S' ff I I .A I I I 5 . i . ,I .- , I , lj lr, ' ' gl ' D " 2 f' '- 1 . 9 : ' . 0 . C 1. 1- . U ' 1 I : 'ff ' ' ' s 5 '- , 1 ie J r G : j ,J-Q gg V.fL ' y ' 1 ' Q: is . 2 QQ , . . .: 5 : : I- A it . A ' -. h ' 5 . 4 Q , y ' Q: I I V V J. I , iff-,,, coming Sponsor Sr Superlatiye Sr Banquet Waitress Sr Ban L Cluet Committee A l' HOLLIE VANHOY "Every man is the maker of his fortune." Science Fairj Varsity Football, Baseball. RONALD WHITLEY 'W "Each man is the molder of his own fortune." .5 SHERRILL WILLIAMS "A handsome face is nafure's besf gift." Student Council Treasurerg CROSSROADS Assistant Business Managcrg FULL MOON Staffg Monogram Clubj Black Masque Clubg Hi-YQ Boosfer's Clubg Homeroom Vice-Presidcntg Boy's Double Quarfetp Opcretfa Characterj Boy's Slate Dclcgatcg Afhlcfe of Monfhg Who's Whog Jr.-Sr. Prom Commifteej Soph. Hop Commiffcej Studenf Liong Student Rotariang Varsity Foot- ball, Basketball, Baseball, Captaing Trackj Sr. Superlafive, Sen- ior Mixed Chorus Vice-President SHIRLEY WILLIAMS "Peace is rarely denied fo the peaceful." Science Fair. fo receive ar -earne clifafomad ls it real? Sherrill graduates early 'V' I 'K N- . X ,fre-L ? I Taking it easy ,fp K Kxc Blof-lk the I'al5ln 9 In l2 years of coaching the ASHS Bulldog football tearn by Webb has established for him self a reputation for being not only an outstanding coach but an inspiration and friend to all with whom he came in contact Lead mg the Bulldog squad through one glorious season after an- ,,J' All the player 5 Wer e hls boys U0 Jer! fcoac , I lflllllfllffl Coach Toby Webb other to a record of lOl victories Coach Webb has endeared him self permanently in the heart of his players This year Mr Webb was chosen head Shrine Bowl Coach an honor he richly deserv ed His greatest honor however came in the form of the esteem which his players hold for him. Wayne, Don, and Roger commemorate the Bulldogs' l0Oth win with Coach Webb. A Q 'M 11 Q if . lin ' A an ln .wh aft- .. ,,, . 0 awww 4m wmmw V NUM ,,.,. 'M mix. 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' ' ', Q. ,, ..' - ','.-.-y.,., 44 ,NL xy . --t SherrlllWllllon'1s Treosurer Roger Smuth Presldent Nell Efurd Vuce President Susre Noprer Secretory Olleffllllg CA00 ftllfll-L05 The purposes of the Student Councnl ore to creote o closer co operation between stu dents ond the school admunnstrotnon to promote ond mountoun hugh stondords of cmzenshep ond to provide opportumty for students to promote worthy octlvltues The Student Councrl s octuvutues ore conducted throughout the yeor by nts officers ond home room representotrves Its odvusor ns Mr Knotts Flrst Row Sandro Holt Mnruom Wllholt Kotherme Montgomery Drone Lctler Louise Furr Second Row Nancy .lo Ivester George Harwood Jomes Renger Elonne Moms Suson Ausbond Paul Welch Thurd Row Loss Shaver Ed Blven Steve lsenhour Chap Com eve Hull Torger Hetlond Make Ross l fi? ,Q ""'? elk I 7 1-9- 1 ' , 4 A - A I Mrs. Frank Westerlund Jo Parks Billie Jo Barrier Janice Morris Lane Brown Sponsor r..iq ,fge ' I J.. JC" :Q , NATIONAL HONOR I H X K, Nancy Jo lvester 'wi v ft Q.. Ks- M ' A Woody Durham ,Q. 11N Millie Hatley Judy Redfern '4 5.45 Q"""P Martha Anne Smith 'QB Q. 'v 15 Jane Chandler Aw George Harwood Shelby Thomas SOCIETY I OFFICERS Nancy Jo lvester .r... President Jimmy Miller . . Vice-President Billie Jo Barrier ,.... Secretary Martha Anne Smith . . Treasurer Janice Morris .,..., Scrapbook Chairman Linda Efird Aldena Harrington Wt'--I 'P' Ak 'R' it ,QA -A ...r l Jimmy Miller .l Josh Morton ws, X A' vs Linda Curlee Johnny Almond Ann Smith .Q 9 " vs Sue Tucker few. 'S 1 Sl. James Renger J r-- 4 "x -,ig fa V im 1 ,, . ' x . ,xt A Brenda Honeycutt Barbara Hinson YD' I Q. if iw ',,' ' 50- , ,QL MW? - 4 f Sue Tucker . Jimmy Kluttz Editor Nivea? AAWJVN V' ' Business Manager Nancy Jo lvester Sherrill Williams Assistant Editor Assistant Business Manager ?f1jorLin9AarrJ :UUA fof5 o inifiafiue gave 66 lll' Scdoofm fAe neil! 6I'055l'Oa 5. CROSSROADS BUSINESS STAFF Seated: Joyce Pickler, Nancy Coggins, Judy Redfern, Jane Chandler. Second Row: Brenda Huneycutt, Richard Ki- mrey, Sara Henderson, Janice Harris, Gail Vanderburg, Lindo Doby. Third Row: Tom Fatkin, Lewis Lowder, George Harwood, Eddie Crutchfield, Neison Kirk, Ruby Morton, James Renger, Jerry Kimrey, Lane Brown. i 9- -an 0 2 0 vo uv Z O P U vs E 'I rn 5 P 2 '4 ul 'I P 1 11 Q2 r- UI -mI-loin ro 03' 3, 5520833 agiggmg. E"5lg'?z3 mo? OZ? If' 9570 092153 3'5" 1130 rbmfb . IU 14:32 -C if OEUH P223 3' QD 0 Imo0gA,3 53303, -vsmC'O QUY21 ui -10.397 I1 N3 mg-Pmag o 519,-. 3,-mflla PQSEHP Mrs. Jacob Carter Advisor las, S F57 J Jane Story Typing Editor . 43- O. J. Sikes Photography Editor , T 1 Georgette Lampsi Art Editor Janice Morris Literary Editor X il , il Q'- I 5 '57 N . x N CROSSROADS ART STAFF First Row: Brenda Tucker, Barbara Hinson, Billie Jo Barrier, Linda Efird. Second Row: Oaksie Eudy, Nancy Boger, Sylvia Tucker, Third Row: Lois Shaver, Bettie McManus, Cynthia Efird, Jane Cotton. Fourth Row: Billie Rae Atkins, Max Morgan, Eddie Davis, Jimmy Miller, Wayne Spivey. CROSSROADS TYPING STAFF First Row: Judy Phifer, Linda Barnes, Tamara Almond. Second Row: Joyce Lowder, Suzanne Mauldin, Virginia Thompson, Judy Fesperman, Kay Pen- nington, Paula Hathcock. CROSSROADS PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Fin' ROW? Ed BWGUS, DOuQlos Eury, Paul Carpenter. Second Row: Torger Hbetlond, Pat Saunders, Priscilla Burris, Jo Parks, Johnny Almond Por lgittle, Lana Byrd, Genoal Talbert, Martha Anne Smith, Millie l'latley,lLane rown Mrs. Paul B. Fry Sponsor " is 4 ss..- Q t 2 l Nl Doug Eury Jo Parks Business Manager Editor FULL MOON FEATURE STAFF Pat Saunders, Eddie Davis, Billie Jo Barrier, Janice Harris, David Pearce, Shelby Thomas, Brenda Gantt, Hunter Hearne, Judy Redfern. 71? 34. Linda Curlee Jimmy Kluttx Joyce Lowder Managing Editor Assistant Business Typing Editor Manager The FULL MOON Staffs, under supervision of Mrs. Fry, find, com- pile, and print the news of "Our School." A paper is published and distributed once a month-the sub- scription rates being only the sup- port and enthusiasm of the student body. F E3 Q Ox 7 Il X A Martha Smith Myra Carpenter Woody Durham Ellen Rogers News EdifOf Feature Editor Sports Editor Circulation Editor FULL MOON SPORTS STAFF Jimmy Kluttz, Max Morgan, O. J. Sikes, Roger Smith, Sherrill Williams. 'fi 11, r LL Moo n-al i lil Finding, compiling, and print- ing the news of "Our School" kept our moments filled with excitement. FULL MOON NEWS STAFF Nancy Cogglns Pat Little Priscilla Burris Brenda Honeycutt Sara Henderson Sue Tucker Tom Fatkin Nelda Poplin Brenda Tucker Alice Morton gnferfain ing OILAWJ .7Aroug ramafic5 Membership in the Black Masque Club is open to all students. The club's primary purpose is to train those who are interested in dramatics and to entertain others through dramatics. Under the leadership of Mrs. McLain, the club this year presented plays to the student body. V so First Row: Eddie Hatley, Ted Snotherly, Jan Russell, Torger Hetland, Paul arpenter, Gary Whitley, Pep Mabry, Chip Cain. Sherrill Lowder, Bryan Fox, Woody Durham, Lane Brown, Gene Starnes, David Treece, Harry Whit- ley, Tim Burris. Second Row: Sheila McManus, Nancy Aldridge, Brenda Furr, Elaine Morris, Nancy Smith, Priscilla Burris, Aldena Harrington. Anna Mae Renger, Linda Heckard, Judy Phiefer, Sylvia Tucker, Betty McManus, Gail Lowder, Roberta Lampsi, Lois Shaver, Carolyn Swaringen, Mickie Doby, Glenda Sue Honey, Rebecca Haire, Myra Carpenter, Bobbie Mullis, Linda Efird, Eunice Lee Haynesworth, Frankie Hatley. Third Row: Sandra Holt, Sue Long, Karen Herndon, Margaret Ann Casper, Hunter Hearne, Pam Treece, Lana Byrd, Margaret Ann Furr, Judy Redfern, Sue Stone, Suzanne Swindell, Suzanne Mauldin, Jimmy Kluttz, Mary Hill Hat- ley, Judy Harris. Susan Cashwell, Diane Butler, Ronald Russell, Alice Morton, Sara Kaye Talbert, Susan Ausband, Marie Snuggs, Becky Helms, Diane Lefler, Gail Vanderburg, Linda Doby. Fourth Row: Brenda Smith, PEQQY Garrett, Bonnie Lowder, Shelby Thomas, Lydia l-iearne, Robert lddings, Paul Welch, Billie Rae Atkins, Becky Smith, Janice Harris, Louise Furr, Billy Burbage, Ed Floyd, Max Morgan, Susie Napier, Jerry Lou Hol- bert, Janice Morris, Pat Little, Ed Bivens, John Burcheffe, TOFTI FOTl4if1, Mike FuSOr1ie, COrOlyn Stubbs, Sue Tucker, Brenda Treadway, Sharon Smith, Ellen Rogers, Barbara Sherrin, Linda Barnes, Betty Lou Smith, Joyce Lowder, Georgette Lampsi, Jane Chandler, Brenda Hun6YCl-iff, NOVWCY Finch, LUVVY Shelton, George l'l0VWO0d,' Nancy Jo lvester, Doug Eury, Linda Curlee, Ann Bell, SOFO l'lGf1d6fSOH, Pom Tfuetfe, Nancy Coggins, Trina Holt, Florence Morton, Betsy Holbrook, Sylvia Smith, JO Parks, Brenda ThomDSOf1- Fiffll ROW! Johnny Alf'f'1Of11l, James Renger, Jack Lowder, Joe Copley, Vance Hone-ycutt, Jimmy Stonestreet, Karen Davis, Pat Saunders, James Underwood, Ann Taylor, Luray Hatley, Charles BVOWVW, Dovid SC0"bOf0, Eddie Leflef, J05l'l Morton, ROQGV Laney, Ronnie Herrin, Joe Snuggs, Mary Jo Winn, Jane Murrell, Landis Miller, Bobby Harris, Nelson Smith, Suzanne Finch, Cynthia Efird. - Primping for a play? ncreaaing cgnferejf Jann! Co-olaerafion C911 fAe 1 ofigrarg L Seated: Miss Pearle Michael, sponsor, Charles Surratt, Gay Crisco, Virginia Laton Thompson, Sue Burris, Pat Clemmer. Standing: Florence Morton, Carolyn Swaringen, Loretta Nowling, Sue Stone, Rose Ann Minder, Roger Morris, Judy Mabry, Lydia Hearne, Betty Smith, Jimmy Morris, Barbara Sherrin, Jimmy Thompson, Sylvia Tucker, Gayle Clark, Claudette Wilhoit, The objectives of the Library Club are to assistants and to arouse interest in the study promote better understanding and coopera- of librarianship as a profession. Miss Michael tion between local and state high school Ii- is the sponsor. brary clubs, to attract high-type pupil library ncouraging ,aeaLing .z4ncJ llfljrifing It is the purpose of the Debate Club to study, and practice. The club's achievements achieve excellence in public speaking and de- are tested by triangular debate contests. Mrs. bate. This is accomplished through research, Little is the sponsor. First Row: Georgette Lampsi, Edith Smith, Lane Brown-President. Second Row: Steve Surratt, Roger Laney Cynthia Efird, Nancy Coggins. I 'X if 2 The purposes of the Bible Club are to wit- ness to others by word and deed, to become better acquainted with God's word, and to promote Christian fellowship, primarily among young people. Membership is open to all stu- dents. The basis for the three-fold purpose is I John l: l-3 which is as follows: "That which we have heard and seen declare we unto you, that ye also may have fellowship with us, and truly our fellowship is with the Father, and with his son, Jesus Christ." Mrs. Ivey is the sponsor. mlarouing Kgrijfian l l 2 OIU 5 1,9 ' S7 ff A - What are you doing, Ivan? l want my lawyer! First Row: Mrs. J. W. lvey, Jr'.-Sponsor, Martha Anne Smith, Gene Starnes, Myra Carpenter, Elaine Morris, Millie Hotley, Sue Stone, Ann Stone, Ann Smith, Judy Lowder, Pam Treece, Mary Jo Winn, Brenda Huneycuff, Jane Story, Brenda Thompson, Betty Smith, Roberta Lampsi, Brenda Treadway, Carolyn Sworingen, Frankie Hat- ley, Peggy Jordan, Suzanne Mauldin, Virginia Thompson. Bobbie Sue Huneycutt, Pat Clemmer, Phoebe Tucker. Second Row: Linda Doby, Linda Barnes, Edith Smith, Bettie McManus, Annette Lowder, Brenda Smith, Gail Vanderburg, Joyce Pickler, Alice Morton, Pat Little, Bonnie Clayton, Sandra Stone, Judy Kluttz, Sheila McManus, Kay Pennington, Joyce Lowder, Nancy Aldridge, Barbara Sherrin, Mary Sikes. Third Row: Becky Srnith, Florence Morton, Nancy Smith, Brenda Furr, Nancy Finan, Oaksie Eudy, Margaret Casper, Niki Jo Hale, Aldena Harrington, Ellen Rogers, Janice Morris, Landis, Miller, Susan Cashwell, Karen Herndon, Paula Hath- co:k, Judy Harris, Mary Hill Hotley, Sylvia Barnes, Diane Hill, Bobbie Mullis, Sara Kay Talbert, Sylvia Tucker, Larry Shelton. Fourth Row: Margaret Ann Furr, Luray Hotley, Linda Heckard, Pat Lawhon, Linda Eudy, Nancy Coggins, Lois Shaver, Judy Chandler, Jane Chandler, Peggy Garrett Lindo Wilhoit, Gaylene Clark, Nancy Huneycutt, Judy Fesperman, Lana Byr Priscilla Burris, Billie Rae Atkins, Vernon Gantt, Lovell Burleson, Ann Bell, Kennie Beaver, Lindsay Harw Harry Whitley. X First Row: Linda Doby, Martha Smith, Myra Carpenter, Judy Redfern, Aldena Harrington, Pam Truette, Ann Taylor, Luray Hatley, Mrs. C. J. Rogers-Sponsor. Second Row: Carolyn Swaringen, Barbara Reall, Diane Butler, Betsy Holbrook, Marie Snuggs, Jo Parks, Brenda Huneycutt, Bobbie Mullis, Third Row: Virginia L. Thompson, Roberta Lampsi, Bettie McManus, Billie Rav Atkins, Sharon Smith, Susan Ausband, Diane Lefler, Louise Furr, Georgette Lampsi, Sue Tucker. Fourth Row: Genoal Talbert, Lois Shaver, Glenda Sue Honey, Judy Kluttz, Nancy Coggins, Jo Ann Holt, Joyce Pickler, Linda Wilhoit, Hunter Hearne, Pat Clemmer, Linda Curlee, Linda Etird, Bonnie Lowder. Fifth Row: Landis Miller, Gail Vanderburg, Lana Byrd, Millie Hatley, Pat Sounders, Nancy .lo lvester, Janice Morris. Sixth Row: Susan Cashwell, Jane Murrell, Ann Bell, Harry Whitley, Jane Chandler, Ellen Rogers. efoming quainled ?fljifA .7Ae eaching pr-o!e.4.4ion The purposes of the Future Teachers of America are to learn about opportu- nities of teaching, to cultivate the qua- l lities essential to a good teacher, and to J fasten the development of student leadership. Membership is open to all who are interested in a teaching pro- fession. Mrs. Rogers is the sponsor. 'Q Oh, Teacher! 67 The Future Homemakers of America is a state and national organization com- ' posed of students who are taking or have taken Home Economics. Its purposes are: to work for good home and family life, to promote international good will, to provide wholesome individual and group recreation, to further interest in Home z 'ft Economics. Miss Wilson is the sponsor. r Q-I s , ' , E , L3 vb g J . .NX s i :lv-U l J 4.51 u gm? or Miss Wilson shows how it should be done. zu tu r e 0 In em' a in g 1 Future l-lomemakers???? First Row: Judy Mabry, Bobble Mullis, Claudette Wilhoit, Pat Clemmer, Linda Wilhoit, Diane Letler, Sandy Lefler, Brenda Tucker, Suzanne Finch, Second Row: Kay Bulter, Betty Taylor, Patty Faggart, Kay Hathcock, Geraldine Barbee, Mary Frances Reynolds, Becky Almond, Dorothy Jean Robon, Jo Ann Holt, Betty Smith, Third Row: Jeanette Varner, Pamela Thompson, Myra Whitley, Jane Cotton, Cathy Freeman, Gwen Whitley, Vonda Jean Cole, Brenda Smith, Sue Hinson, Aldena Harrington, Lana Byrd, Millie l-latley. Fourth Row: Miss Miriam Wilson-sponsor, Becky Leonard, Juanita Lambert, Sue Burris, Peggy Tucker, Hazel Grose, Brenda Laton, Gay Crisco, Hazel Barbee, Angeline, Frick, Barbara Sherrin, Trudy Kotter. 1 I JUNIOR RED CROSS , My f ' ' First Row: Jane Chandler, Elaine Morris, Shelby Thomas, e P in 9 rl en 5 Brenda Smith, Brenda Huneycutt. Second Row: Trina Barnes, Oaksie Eudy, Valerie Denning, Marie Snuggs. Third Row: .24 J Brenda Herrin, Peggy Jordan, Mrs. N. A. Hayes-Sponsor. ere ll ro a , Fourth Row: Don Burgess, Ronnie Arey, Craig Morgan, Mary Frances Reynolds, Roger Laney, Roger Morris. ,jvlefpzng fo nfoy jAe rogrami. I W., MARSHALS Jimmy Stonestreef, Neil Efird, Mary Jo Winn, Jo Parks, Bonnie Lowder, Nancy Smith, Sue Tucker, Suzanne Swindel, Martha Anne Smith, Ann Smith, Linda Efird. uifzling Cdrinfian Cdaracfer .f4ncJ,S70ciefy The Hi-Y is a club for boys which welcomes into its membership any student who accepts its purpose and is willing to work with others to carry it out. The purpose is: "To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, l home, and community high standards of Christian character." The Hi-Y has many ac- tivities in school and community life as well as World Service Program activities. SENIOR Hl-Y First Row: Sherrill Lowder-President, George Harwood-Vice-President, Richard Kimrey-Secretary, O. J. Sikes, lll-Treasurer, Josh Morton- ts Chaplain, Second Row: James Renger, Dale Hartsell, l-larold Kimmer, Jimmy Kluttz, Paul Carpenter. Third Row: Eddie Davis, Doug Eury, Max Ntorgan, Jerry McSwain, Torger Hetland, James Underwood, Ed Bivens. Fourth Row: Jimmy Miller, Chip Cain, Eddie Crutchfield, Lewis Lowder, Lane Brown, Johnny Almond. ff. 5. JNMX SOPHOMORE Hl-Y First Row: Mike Wolf-President, 1 Craven Morton-Vice-President, Eddie Wilson-Secretary, Ted Snotherly-- Treasurer. Second Row: Stanley Big- gers, Johnny Shelton, Kenneth Furr, Ronnie Herrin, Don Burgess. Third Row: Billy Burbage Johnny Green, Craig Morgan,Mike Fusonie, X'Villiarr: Walker. Fourth Row: Gary Bell, Ron- nie Holt, Steve Isenhower. JUNIOR HI-Y First Row: Charles Brown- -President, Larry Shelton--Vice-President, Jimmy Stone-street-Secretary, Eddie Lefler- Treasurer. Second Row: Harry Whit- ley, Larry Palmer, Bobby Whitley, Nelson Smith, Gary Whitley, Joe Sto- ker. Third Row: Bobby Harris, Gene Starnes, Steve Hill, Wayland McKen- zie, John Burchette, Mike Ross, Johnny Stonestreet. Fourth Row: Ron- ald Russell, Reggie Lewis, Vance Hunnycutt, Ronnie Arey, Ted Russell. urifging jdougdfa, ilfljordgi, Jana! .xdcfiona The Tri-Hi-Y is a club for girls which wel- comes into its membership any student who accepts its purpose and is willing to work with others ta carry it cut. The purpose is: "To create, maintain, and extend throughout the school, home, and community high standards at Christian character." The Tri-Hi-Y has many activities in school and community life as well as World Service Program activities. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y First Row: Nancy Jo lvester-Presb dent, Martha Anne Smith-Vice- President, Jane Chandler-Secretary, Linda Curlee-Treasurer, Judy Red- tern-Chaplain, Mrs. C. J. Rogers-- Sponsor. Second Row: Priscilla Burris, Pat Little, Joyce Pickler, Nancy Cog- gins, Myra Carpenter, Billie Rae At- kins, Glenda Sue Honey, Linda Daby, Bettie McManus, Gail Vanderburg. Third Row: Cynthia Efird, Judy Phifer, Jane Catton, Ja Parks, Ellen Rogers, Shelby Thomas, Ann Smith, Georgette Lampsi, Jane Story, Nancy Bager, Janice Morris. Fourth Row: Billie Jo Barrier, Pat Saunders, Hunter Hearne, Linda Efird, Sue Tucker, Janice Har, ris, Tamara Almond. JUNIOR TRI-HI-Y First Row: Mary Jo Winn-President, Luray Hatley-Vice-President, Landis Miller--Secretary, Jerry Lau Halbert -Treasurer, Mrs. Robert Deese- Sponsor, Second Row: Eunice Haynes- warth, Elaine Morris, Judy Lowder, Sondra Walser, Karen Davis. Third Row: Ann Taylor, Frankie Hatley, Pam Truette, Jane Murrell. Fourth Row: Anna Mae Renger, Sue Stone, Becky Helms, Annette Staton, Susan Cashwell. Fifth Row: Sharon Smith, Bonnie Lowder, Sylvia Smith, Linda Heckard. SOPHOMORE TRI-HI-Y First Row: Nancy Finan-President, Mary Sikes-Vice-President, Judy Harris-Secretary, Karen Herndon-- Treasurer, Linda Haynes-Chaplain. Second Row: Marie Snuggs, Nancy Langley, Pam Treece, Mary Hill Hat- ley, Jo Lynn Pickler, Sue Long, Pam Sells, Kennie Beaver, Sara Talbert. Third Row: Nancy Aldridge, Louise Furr, Susie Napier, Becky Smith, Ly- dia Hearne, Suzanne Swindell, Valerie Denning, Jean Efird. Fourth Row: Peggy Garrett, Sheila McManus, Trina Halt, Betsy Holbrook, Diane Lefler, Judy Chandler, Sandra Stone, Diane Griffin. Fifth Row: Margaret Ann Furr, Edith Smith, Florence Morton, Priscilla McSwain, Jann Barrier, Mar- garet Ann Casper. vf' The e gurls render clerucal servlce to the schools and gflln office experience at the same time First Row Bullue Jo Barruer Central S hool Jane Catton Senror Hugh School Second Row Cynthia Eturd East Albemarle School Kay Pennington Junior l-llah S hoal Judy Phvfer North Albemarle School Aldena Harrxngton TV History Oaksle Eudy Sensor Hlgh School Linda ooby TV Hrs ary mmm W A 'MNA UMM The purpose and arm ofthe Future Buslness tucupate In cooperative efforts and to establush Leaders of Amerzca IS to develop buslness and umorove standards for entrance In store leadershnp to create Interest nn chooslng bus: and offlce occupations Mrs Helms IS the ness occupations to develop character to par sponsor Fzrst Row Judy Kluttz Kathenne Montgomery Aldena Harrnngton Cynthsa Eflrd Barbara Sherrln Joye Pvfkler Second Row Brenda Treadway Carolyn Swarungen Betty Smnth Jean Rogers Jane Story Third Row Mane Smnth Linda Barnes Oalssle Eudy Kay Pennington Tamara Almond Sandra Walser Fourth Row Becky Smith Carolyn Stubbs Brenda Laton Judy Phnfer Mrs John Helms Sponsor Rose Ann Mander ilu pi A . A Q? ef 1 S T ' Y r , , I . l . fi A K L t fx? Q A A , U I , I I Ci g m I , I ? V I , J L C 9 0 0 I' l l l T l I 4 . A if 1 ' 'r if ' ia ' K vw 1 2 41' a of 'Q' ' 1 Y 2 J ' I Mr. George T. Hauss Band Director AHS BAND Fnrst Row Ba bara Furr Marilyn Gantt Karen Cook Star Still Second Row Lewis Lowder Gerald Holt Ronald Sells Steve Surratt .lan Russell James Renger Se retary Mary Jo Winn Vice President Ann Taylor Jo Parks Chief Maiorette Diane Butler-Reporter Lydia Hearne Nancy Langley Bobbie Atkins Ann Whitley. Third Row: Cecelia Roache Frank Wade Jerry McSwain Margaret Ann Furr Priscilla McSwain Carlene Hinson Mary Sikes Gayle Clark Kay Kennedy Julia Asteen Fourth Row O J Sikes President Deon Herrin Jimmy Morgan Robert Thornburg Freddy Horkey Wanda Williams Barbara Hinson 'Y X MAJORETTES Mary Jo Winn, Ann Whitley, Jo Parks-Chief, Ann Taylor, Bobbie Atkins egpeffing fAe PHC? or uicforg we feel Dan Hunnycuflf, Tomrny Ward, Diane Harris, Vickie Hudson, Robert lddings. Fifth Row: Diane Still, Sue Hinson, Gary Howe, Jockie Barbee, Kathy Freeman, Jane Booz, Nancy Thompson, Jane Herlocker, David Hunneycuft, Jerry Lawhon, Donnie Tindel. Sixth Row: Jerry Tucker, Roy Springer, Joe Laughlin, Butch Barringer, Larry Hunneycutt, Danny Ballard, Sandra Holt-Treasurer, Gayiene Clark, Jo Ann Herrin, Michael Terry, Gaynelle Deese, Sandra Hunnycutt, Ellen Harley. Seventh Row: Mike Gabriel, Johnny Borbee, Jeff Tucker, Eddie Cole, George Efird, Gail Lowder, Jimmy Miller-Drum Major, Betty Taylor, Jerry Lou Holberf, Luray Harley, Tamara Almond, Johnny Greene. Jimmy Miller Drum Major LETTER GIRLS Diane Butler, Lydia Hearne, Nancy Langley. fAe fan? Caravan of Zzxfftlog Julaioorferd sf 1 ' X i.......,k w -. l . M21 Mr. Paul B. Fry Director ning fAeir very 5 The Senior Mixed Chorus is a service organization in addition to being a regular class, Active participation in all activities is expected of its members. Contests, two public concerts, and other special programs are some of its varied activities during the year. Membership is open to those students who can qualify for the high standard main- tained by this group. The director is Mr. Paul Fry, in ever 'Y George Harwood Sherrill Williams Max Morgan Don Montgomery Ann Smith President g unllerfdging fdey accelaf- wr-ri, If Bryan Fox Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Accomoanist Accompanist First Row: Susan Cashwell, Genool Talbert, Linda Almond, Shelby Thomas, Jane Murrell, Florence Morton, Miriam Wilhoit, Pam Truette, Landis Miller, Norma Delk, Brenda Thompson, Judy Harris, Pam Treece, Peggy Jordan, Glenda Sue Honey, Karen Davis. Second Row: Bryan Fox, Accompanistj Judy Redfern, Martha Ann Srnith, Ellen Rogers, Hunter Hearne, Bonnie Lowder, .Janice Harris, Jan Barrier, Janice Morris, Louise Furr, Betsy Holbrook, Sharon Srnith, Anna Mae Renger, Trina Holt, Martha Burleson, Jo Parks, Ann Smith, Accom- oanist. Third Row: Ronnie Arey, Jan Caudle, Ronnie Herrin, Jimmy Stonestreet, Max Morgan, Richard Kimrey, Eddie Davis, Eddie Harley, Torger Hetland, Sherrill Williams, Charles Brown, Ed Bivens, Jimmy Kluttz, Ted Snotherly, Lane Brown. Fourth Row: Harry Whitley, Fro nkie Fenters, George Harwood, Mike Fusonie, Billy Pick- ler, Bobby Harris, Ray Terry, Don Montgomery, Tom Fatkin, David Scarboro, Steve Hill, Josh Morton, Ronald Russell, Paul Welch, Woody Durham, Roger Smith. 9 1 Fnrst Row James Renger O J Slkes Pam Truette Charles Brown Hunter Hearne Mary Jo Wrnn Second Row Brenda Gantt Elanne Morns Pam Treece Mary Slkes Susan Ausband Neal Efvrd Ann Whntley Peggy Jordan Shelby Thomas Jo Parks Thnrd Row Barbara Hanson Ann Smuth Sharon Smuth Judy Redfern Jerry Lou Hol bert Josh Morton Fourth Row Jummy Stonestreet Jvmmy Muller George Harwood Wayland McKenzie Jerry McSwaun Gary Whntley QFO U ln The Modern Musuc Masters Socuety as com posed of students who have been members of the chorus or band and who have made an outstandmg contrubutuon to the school un the James Renger Presndent Tommy Hauss Co Sponsor ll 80 5lCCl fllereji fueld of musuc Members are selected on the basis of therr service leadershlp co operation character and scholarshlp Mr Paul Fry and Mr Tommy Hauss are sponsors O J Slkes Vuce Presudent Paul Fry Co Sponsor v 14 Y? .. 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' ' J . j00Alff ALBEMARLE 32 WINECOFF 0 The Albemarle Bulldogs opened thesr l958 season wsth a fsne vsctory over a very snspsred Wsnecoff eleven Dudley Roache led the scorsng wsth two touchdowns whsle Sherrsll Wsllsams Johnny Almond and Don Montgomery tallsed once each Johnny Saunders booted two posnts after touchdowns ALBEMARLE 14 KANNAPOLIS 6 Puttsng on a brsllsant second half comeback the Bull dogs beat Kannapolss I4 to 6 Drsp Ksmrey and Dud ley Roache scored once each as Johnny Saunders kscked two posnts after touchdowns Left end Nell Efsrd suffered a broken ankle and msssed the remasnder of the season ALBEMARLE 20 LEXINGTON 'I4 The Lexsngton Yellow Jackets furnsshed the next opposstson for the Bulldogs Roger Smsth led the scorsng sn the see saw battle wsth two scores and Johnny Almond scorsng ALBEMARLE 68 MONROE 7 Albemarle massacred the Monroe Rebels sn the fourth game of the season The touchdown parade was led by Roger Smsth wsth three Johnny Almond and Pep Mabry had two whsle Sherrsll Wsllsams Drsp Ksmrey and George Harwood got one each Chsp Casn accounted for two posnts wsth a safety Ssx PATs were contrsbuted by Johnny Saunders ALBEMARLE 34 MOORESVILLE 6 Mooresvslle was the scene of the next grsdsron battle for the Bulldogs Roger Smsth and Larry Palmer scored twsce each Johnny Almond and Don Montgomery hst paydsrt once and Johnny Saunders booted four posnts after touchdowns ALBEMARLE 28 CHINA GROVE 0 The Bulldogs remasned undefeated after the ssxth strasght wsn of the season by beatsng Chsna Grove 28 to O Roger Smsth had three touchdowns and Dudley Roache one whsle Johnny Saunders hst four posnts after touchdowns Wayne Spsvey and Eddse Crutchfseld we e standouts on defense ALBEMARLE 7 HARDING 'I3 Albemarle suffered thesr fsrst regular season defeat ssnce l952 at the hands of the Hardsng Rams sn Char lotte Wsngback Johnny Almond tallsed the one score for the Bulldogs and Johnny Saunders kscked the posnt after ALBEMARLE 0 ROCKINGHAM 20 Rocksngham stunned the Bulldogs 20 to O for thesr second strasght regular season defeat It was the fsrst tsme sn many years that an Albemarle team had been held scoreless Johnny Almond sustasned a broken ankle and was out for the season ALBEMARLE 7 LANDIS 0 The Bulldogs defeated Landss 7 to O for the lOOth wsn of Coach Toby Webbs coachsng career Roger Smsth got the game's only score and Johnny Saunders booted the PAT Albemarle's defense was very out standsng ALBEMARLE 7 CONCORD 0 The Concord game was homecomsng for the Bulldogs For the ssxth strasght year the Albemarle Bulldogs were conference champsons Drsp Ksmrey scored the only touchdown and Johnny Saunders hst for the posnt after touchdown Once agasn the defense sparkled for the Bulldogs POST SEASON GAME ALBEMARLE 6 ASHEBORO 28 Fsfteen sensors ended thesr football career for Albe marle as the Bulldogs lost to the powerful Ashebo o Blue Comets 28 to 6 for the North and South Psedmont Conference champsonshsp Roger Smsth tallsed the on'y s ore for the Bulldogs os the followsng sensors played thesr last game Drsp Ksmrey Sherrsll Wsllsams George Harwood Hollse Vanhoy Roger Smsth Don Montgomery Wayne Spsvey Woody Durham Chsp Casn Eddse Crutch Gene Forte lnsured wsngback Johnny Almond was also a sensor FOOTBALL MANAGERS Gary Blalock Bobby Harrss c I ' 5 scored once. Saunders booted true twice to end the field, Mike pifince, MGX Morden, She,-rilll Lowde,-I O,-,J . 'V XL 85 Wag Kenneth Frazler Don Montgomery Coach Caotaun L C ang I' g g0a 5 Fu-st Row Pep Mabry Gary Whutley Mnke Ross Wllluam Walker Ruchard Kumrey Second Row Lane Brown Manaaer Larry Hunsucker Fred Stokes Mnke Fusonre Jerrell Buntung Roger Smnth Kenneth Frazner Coach Thlrd Row Jlmrny Morrus Sherrull Wlllnams Don Montgomery Eddie Lefler Stanley Lambeth Q0 -Lv 4' 86 I. ,ef ' fm . K A-L. 'f 0 Ai A d 25 'r 23' Rl ' r 2 lnrxx -vw PM mu EMM -it 5 -.xumlidu fn Juunwmnaw E' Mu E P Golnewell Jr Coach Jane Chandler Hunter Hearne Judy Klutfz Trl Captains Qlfell 0 Clflllg fflllle Furs! Row Duane Lefler Trma Holt Betsy Holbrook Frances Reynolds Brenda Tucker Second Row Suzanne Funch Bobble Mullls Jerry Lou Holbert Lnnda Haynes Florence Morton Ednth Smith Tlnrd Row Lovell Bur Ieson Manager Jannce Hams Manager Judy Kluttz Sheila McManus Lydna Hearne Brenda Laton Hunter Hearne Jane Chandler Valerue Dennung Mrs Gomewell 87 I , Y D. V , . , 5 ' f A' 1 , 'J 'hwy r f 4 A , JM of . ' . H 'E ffl N og V in . I ' ,J 21 X ' 1 - BASEBALL TEAM First Row: Johnny Green, Max Morgan, Sherrill Williams, Don Montgomery, Kenneth Harkey, David Hunsucker, Benny Hudson, Eddie Bowers, Second Row: Mike Ross, Gary Wnitley, Jerrell Bunting, Kent Montgomery, Mike Fusonie, Dale Hartsell, Gary Blalock. romofing goo jl90l'llIllClI1 TRACK TEAM First Row: Paul Welch, Bobby Whitley, Larry Hunsucker, Pep Mabry, Herrin. Second Row: Stanley Lambeth, Gene Forte, Mike Wolfe, Billy Snuggs. Third Row: Jimmy Stonestreet, Charles Brown, Richard Kimrey, I Craven Morton. Fourth Row: Chip Cain, Roger Smith, Wayne Spivey, Johnny Hill, David Scorboro. Vance Huneycutt, Craig Morgan, Ronnie Bill Stubbs, William Walker, Joe s enhour, Johnny Shelton, Ronald Russell, Steven 5 1 ip WRESTLING TEAM Left to right: Dr. Keith Wolfe-Coach, Gary Mauldin, Ronnie Harwood. First Row: Harold Kirnmer, Ronnie Purser, Don Walter, Dan Walter, Ken Furr, Jerry Shaver, Sherrill Lowder-Captain, Joe Stoker. Second Row: Don Mauldin, Jerry Holt, Mike Hathcock, Paul Carpenter, Randy Rooche, Lindsay Harwood, Steve Hill, James Renger, Johnny Stonestreet, Jimmy Kluttz, Mr. Don Knotts-Coach. every euenf id our moffo- Senior cheerleaders and members ofthe ASHS student body who have earned letters in any athletic field are members of the Monogram Club. The purpose of the club is to promote good sportsmanship and clean play. Mr. Gantt is the sponsor. MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Brenda l.aton, Jane Chandler, Hunter Hearne, Judy Kluttz, Judy Redfern, Pep Mabry, Dudley Roache, Kenny Farr, Craig Caudle, Don Montgomery, Jimmy Stc nestreet, Neil Efird, Second Row: Mike Ross, Lindsay Harwood, Larry Palmer, Kenneth Harkey, Butch Almond, Ronald Russell, Max Morgan, Wayne Spivey, Chip Coin, Sherrill Williams, Johnny Almond. Third Row: Woody Durham, Richard Kimrey, Roger Smith, Jimmy Kluttz, Bobby Harris, Gary Blalock, Jan Caudle, Randy Roache, Steve lsenhour, Ronnie Harwood, Mike Wolfe, Eddie Crutchfield. Fourth Row: Frankie Fenters, Paul Welch, Charles Brown, Bobby Whitley, Don Mauldin, David Szarboia, Holly Vonhoy, Stevens Hill, Ronnie Arey, Johnny Greene, Mr, Bob Gantt-Sponsor, Mr Don Knotts-Sponsor, A5 nf! J E' il L i .li ti l' . UJUQRQQBB . ,. 3 .r fl f, -5, , y , f Q . ,' J l l rink . J 'H i with ,, - - A 0 x , A '- 45 i R t 8 Fi A 8 x . . Hi, 4-9 if R. 'H-J if-If L-.J ,Li R' 3 H new L ii... 5 , A , f. f up my 2, ,. C 7,5325 I i First Row: Pam Truette, Gail Vanderburg, Sylvia Smith, Bonnie Lowder, Janice Harris, Susie Napier, Sara Hen- derson, Pam Sells, Second Row: Diane Butler, Nancy Langley, Marie Snuggs, Ann Bell, Pam Treece, Brenda Smith, Louise Furr, Suzanne Swindell, Becky Smith, Paula Hathcock, Judy Fesperman, Aldena Harrington, Lana Byrd, Annette Staton, Millie Hatley, Martha Smith, Jane Chandler, Brenda Honeycutt, Elaine Morris, Judy Lowder, Sue Stone, Jane Murrell, Anna Mae Renger, Jer ry Lou Halbert, Becky Helms. Third Row: Luray Hatley, Bonnie Clayton, Betsy Holbrook, Lydia Hearne, Pat Saunders, Shelby Thomas, Judy Harris, Jo Lynn Pickler, Diane Griffin, Sandra Stone, Judy Kluttz, Cynthia Efird, William Walker, Vance Huneycutt, Ronnie Harwood, Sherrill Lowder, Mike Wolf, Frankie Fenters, Bobby Whitley, Dudley Roach, Pep Mabry, Johnny Almond, Richard Kirnrey, Chip Cain. Fourth Row: Sandra Walser, Phyllis Page, Linda Barnes, Judy Phifer, Kay Pennington, Nancy Jo lvester, Linda Doby, Margaret Casper, Mary Hill Hatley, Nancy Finin, Brenda Tredway, Nancy Coggins, Joyce Pickler, Jane Cotton, Mike Prinqe, Jimmy Stonestreet, Larry Palmer, Bobby Harris, George Harwood, Paul Welch, Susan Ausband, Margaret Furr, Lovell Burleson. Fifth Row: Georgette Lampsi, Jane Story, Tamara Almond, Sue Tucker, Jo Parks, Myra Carpenter, Bettie McManus, Billie Rae Atkins, Ellen Rogers, Ann Smith, Sylvia Hill Sides, Nancy Boger, Janice Morris, Woody Durham, Craig Morgan, Billy Burbage, Johnny Saunders, Roger Smith, Stanley Lambert, Don Mauldin, Brenda Thompson, Shelia McManus, Nancy Aldridge, Peggy Gar- rett, Valerie Denning, Linda Curlee. Sixth Row: Landis Miller, Eunice Haynesworth, Sharon Smith, Ann Taylor, Susan Cashwell, Bobbie Mullis, Ann Whitley, Jean Efird, Roberta Lampsi, Pat Clemmer, Linda Shankle, Sally Norton, Brenda Herrin, Gary Blalcok, Neil Efird, Sherrill Williams, Eddie Crutchfield, Mike Fusonie, Kent Montgomery, Steve lsenhour, Jimmy Burris, Ronald Russell, Steven Hill, David Scarboro, Judy Redtern, Brenda Gantt, Hunter Hearne. recalling cgnferejf .gn ,S7cAoof xgyoorfj The Baoster's Club is an organization which the dance, the parade, and the decorating is open to all students, and is for the purpose for all events, This year a new policy has been of creating interest in the recreational pro- adopted, automatic membership in the club gram of the school. The club takes entire for all varsity football players. Mrs. Game charge of all Homecoming events, including well is the sponsor. Students Cheer Of Bonfires Remains of Homecoming Parade 04 Ucxmm. si msd obsolete, wogegifil ' A5 'Eau -was .mfm . 'U' bk QKOYAINQ, lbhfgt' -S QLSX' gg nib 0' '1" f' TJ CQ- l,Qb1..fb..Cb 5 5 f , WW. "bib ifQLW,,x,ij H ix JL! " I i - U Qs Y if ' wL,aNNJX g.f9.fLC-.f if 1Q9JsJs. ' - -0 ' y' r . ' CJ LU' Q W S3 ,tg . 'V 5 ' Uigfx ,523 HQ was elim oo S . ffklr,i'1Ux QQJ 'YUfw--9. f to N Si. ll. 1 N4 qffrxc' "U 94.4 - x f K SAQ7 L,SfLx.D it-My Lane Brown Sherrill Williams Our sincere thanks go to the many friends who by their contributions have helped make this edi- tion of the 1959 CROSSROADS possible. YOUNG MEN'S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION WISCASSETT MEMORIAL Albemorle North Corolmo Servmg the youth ot Albemarle ond Stonly County through physvcol mer tol socuol ond splrutuol growth ' - I , I Mw""' , iffy' Albemarle Savings and loan Association Albemarle, North Carolina Insured Savings Direct Reductions Loans Officers M Palmer President J H Morrow Vice Pres CB Muller Exec Vice Pres O J Rogers Sec Treas Large enough to be safe small enough to be friendly DELUXE CAFE E B STONE Regular Meals 81 Short Orders Chalmers Thompson 421 W Mom Street Owner Mbemorle N C Curb Service YU 2 62l6 Charlotte Road WALTER PRINTING BELKS DEPARTMENT STORE PURCELLS DRUG STORE CITY BARBER SHOP A N 1' 93 M. . , ' . . , ' - . . . , . ' . . . , ." . n I - ll ., . CO. ' A Commercial Printing Service Albemarle, N C. W, Mann Sf. Albemarle, N. C. I Ibemarlc, C S Second S reef kk f-vb gf 06, K 4 aufl f cami jug! CWM 07611 WM ' A J 7514, J Aw WY' 3 MW L swf 'fa ffww' I b ww J :Ny nmwvvy 4440 7 I J X47 STA DARD OFFICE AND EQUIPMENT CO. "Complete Line of School SuppIles" Phone YU 2 7111 175 N Second St Albemarle N C MOOSE S INC 141 West Mom Street Ja ntzen Sweaters T Shurts Swum Sults P J HUNEYCUTT 81 Furniture Appllances Jewelry Duamonds Cameras 2 1518 Phone 23518 HARTSELL FUNERAL HOME 24 Hour Ambulance Servuce Albemarle M dlond YU 2 2233 TU 8 5571 ECONOMY AUTO SUPPLY B F Goodruch Tlres Westlnghouse Appliances Maytag Washers 2 9 W Mom St Soles 81 A N Service CHIC SHOP A N JEWEL BOX MORGAN MOTOR CO A N W CAROLINA PRINTIN YU 2 3513 O 9 I 1 - . . CO. ' ' YU - YU - i 1 , ' I ' ' ' lbemorle, . C. Dsomonds - Silver Ibemorle, , C. Ching - QICIWGS - G C . Job and Commercial Printers lberncrle, . 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Z -J, N A ' l I ,LA I A' AA f .fl K l l 1A I rf , I - II ll 3 ' ' . 9, CONNIE'S We Wash to Make Our Store the Best Place for You to Trade YU 2 6543 141 S Second St Congratulatlorms and Best Wusnes for a Most Prosperoas Lnfe to the Class of 1959 From the Members of the STANLY COUNTY MOOSE LODGE VOGUE BEAUTY SHOP GABLES 310 Mo tgomey Ae YU 22213 Ooerato M s F a ces W Sa a A ch S ncst un Clothung e d St Albema Ie N k. GANTT RULANE GAS SERVICE INC 1 YU2418 e le N PEE DEE SUPERETTE C plete Lne of Staple Grace cs at Popular Pr ces etlO FePo A A FURR 81 SONS Auct oneers East Ma Pho e YU 2 5714 JACKS GROCERY 8. MARKET Y 2 321 I F esh Meats and Vegetables MILLERS INC 185m soma PMQYUQQMQ STAN LY ELECTRIC CO PocYU2l42 WMa e lc ll ' ' fl 1 rm r v . - F - rs- "Fi ' ' " r . r n irm r r er J. V. imDSOr1 S- S FOF1 - V f ' 4 A 7 ' ' " om i J. E. Gantt Plumbing and Heating Co. ri 5 'I YU 2- mar I C V l OD V1 at iv 1I'1I'S 1 - i - U . in ST, V1 Y r I ' ' I1 rm - I n n ' ln Alb mar , N, C, 96 STQINLI' NEIIS MII PRESS Your County Newspoper Publlsbecl by PRESS PRINTING COMPANY NC Commercial Prmhng of All Kinds SOSSAMON FURNITURE South Fu st Street Albemorle N C HOY S RESTAU RANT Eost Mom Street Albemorle N C GLAMOR SHOPS PP 4Wt BUCK S CLEANERS 8- LAUNDROMAT 24 STILL OIL CO I ALBEMARLE PLUMBING 8- HEATING COMPANY N f 217 WM YU 22154 , I . I Smart A arel for Women Who esale 81 Retail C5 Mom Sf. YU Y 512 Gas-Kerosene-Fuel Oil Albemarle, N, C, Plforte YU 2-32l5 Albemarle, N I 424 Four tt Street Phone YU - I4 539 Gln SI- - 97 STAN LY HARDWARE COMPANY 1 1 Dustrlbutors for Spaldlng and McGregor Athletlc Equipment Frlgudalre Home Appliances and Buuldlng Supplies Phones YU 22129 YU 22131 Albemarle N C TAXII' Dual YU 21133 and YU 2 3333 C 8: M TAXI f 1- ! ff Radio Dlspatched 6RUG CENTRE INC L SV X Your Rexall Service Store N First Phone YU 26612 Albemarle N C PRESCRIPTION SHOP Professional Drug Se rvlce 125 E North St Phone YU 2 2417 Albemarle N C HOTEL ALBEMARLE FIRST NATIONAL BANK A Good Dlnlng Room Albemarle N C AU' C0"'d'f'0"'ed Member Federal Reserve Bank Member Federal Deposnt Banquet and Conventaon Facnlmes Insurance Corporatuon 98 f I, I I 1' - , - 5 4 . I- I 1 ff , 1 I . f A W . , ,lf . I I v . . f ' A 1" I, 1 1 - , , - If ' . , , 'fl 4 AJ!! ,"'J .' , 4 1 ' ' 1 X272 jf If "f. ffi f 1 , -- f ,f 1 , f l ,F ff ,V 'fill '-fl fl fly 4 V! 4 r f ,' V.f' 1- f ,. 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L DRUG STORE cm, f Mo tgo y Avgffde ,ip JJ.. 'Ross srumo , ,f r I Ph r 9 pl-ff Q 25815 w MQ Y ALBEMARLE N ci fx f 4 ff I, WHAT 1. BUWKGTERA tMo7Q YU26888 0 J st Take Ot en:1 frf ,, W M 451 fin!! sronrmc Goons fff YU26212 -.H 4l,f.!.L,. P fx 4 1 u - 0 u j ,fl S Q 2 0l"'Vx 1"l""P'7 ff 'L f,fsA 1 ,f'!v" 49 - I5 F. . . , A ty , , ' ' fl , , f . f , , - ll ff. -,fha I A Jfln lL ,i 6 w .C K, , J. .f,4- A-jf Q' gland Ur all 71- -,ZF X ' ' y 19 - A -1 Yu f L a D P 0 nl EOS i I ! . I h ' "A 'T " J Q, , V- , . A1-J ' 1, '- A w tv f 0 L 74: .Wu i I NK! K 5 Curb Service J 17 ' f'1f n rner In , J! , il I fi' ,ft Order o u " .1 1. 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