Allen Jay High School - Aln Ja Hi Yearbook (High Point, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1953 volume:

,J A ,, E95 ,,, fl . 'Xa 51 1. - 0 S . V, P+ K4 . .1 K , A ,. 95 ' , gli . Nh it L. Ag . ,,,f fi F ri. i I n I L I 51, .g S N, X r' 1 ' rf-- N. Ky-Q 5 3 1 . 1' gl.- A fi. P, . .-.. F 1 I. 9 iii' i V if ir ni f " 'VE Ugg M 1, Y ,. 6 ffii 5 0, V. .,, '-" ' ' X Y 1 in-'f Q, : Ab f ,w KY ',,.' , 'jp X Eijk i K Q w Y. X 9 ff 1 3 -K ww w. 5 ...-A N X x. 3,55 :Q 5 .K Qwiggx. lv - Qs is X F20 'S' gt 1 .feii if :Mfg gx fi f fig 5 v .x A-, K ggi i 4 ,J F. ix, Qu .psy wig Q X HQ xi ' X A, f K if iff:-f 1 V L W i, 4. '-vii' Q , 4 QQ . .Q A K ,Qu xiii. .. :ij 4. ,rx R, .4 ,.. -1 IV ur w. X, , W 1 A+. Q. w -Mg 'fi ,- 'Ffa' w-. x . ' x . fy 1 if ..., f u ,. , V . .J . 3 Q hw. X MA K, X - Q, I, ,4 1-,my ff? 1 i32,t.M,,L,1-1 if .x w+xQ 9 . 9- , I 1, ' xi 5 5 M' Mn 'wi Y -nw f N Y 1 ., N ymmd .sy .Q . uv .- 2 , , , .xnxx .gy x an L ' r"f-as MQ- , -V'--'1 2 fs- , , If - -, 3, , , N f, - --'---' . M, , 1, 53 mix VNV' wax NNN, if .'t.'Tf? K S Q. v 1919 X .WR ,QQJQKQM , wr"'1- ff- -1--w-4-ww-7--Qllnvnf-F-V'-Y V-vw. '-- f: if Y - ---Wpllurvnf-T,-.vf . ..nuvllnIll-.- rlrlln. - 3- - V- ,.,.' Ffa- -4-. 'u , - -Y... , .pv P ,, ,. ,. ., pq.-, -5 .-I ,x '55 - X . tn y' THE PASSING PARADE OF MEMORIES THE SENIOR CLASS of ALLEN JAY HIGH SCHOOL 1201 Fairfield Road HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA ' " il' "1 ,. ...,,wiyw'-E-wqqgifw7.7,.m, ffrm7w+f e-iijwfulgllnfv-7" 1 , .,. - ll' 1-n fl? -' - 1A 'Y' .1 .-E--,,i:- '-' -.l-Sf" igit ' 43. - 44' -1 h,f"'-1 '- n-.1 ll fl' 5. 1. 1 ll lr rllllmillllll rl lll 11 ii-1 " ,Y i ' are warJ f: gse- ' 5f,- 'X -i:'I""-- ': 'l "' The years that we spend in school are the happiest and most carefree days of our lives. Here, in our annual, we have tried to capture our high school life as it happened. In later years, as you tum these pages, we hope that these days will live again, and that this book will be a constant source of happy memories to you. 'iii' " ' wir' 'rc wavy. 'nw-NM , A I -N., X-0 Y if. O4 , Q J Qlx ' 'M , : .si rrx: 5 X 'ff ,Mas ,K rw, .X fi 4 To Leonard l.. Greene, we fondly dedicafe the 1953 ALN JA HI. His keen sense of humor, friendliness, and deep inferesf in his pupils have endeared him to the en- tire sfudenl body. In appreciation of his inferesring and informarive classes, his ready wit, and his unselfish, freely-given aid, we offer IO Mr. Greene ----- our annual. -el Peggie Morgan. . ..... 4 ............................. Editor-in-Chief Jack Barnes .... Associate Editor Ronald Brown ...... ........... B usiness Manager Warren Newton .... Bobby Hall .......... .... As sistantBusiness Manager Bonnie Smith ..... . . . . . . . .Ad Chairman . . . .AssistantAd Chairman 'gyms-,Ng -w.- wel -- Peggle Morgan Jack Bames Ronald Brown Bobby Hall Peggy Myers Warren Newton Bonnie Smith Margaret Jordan Douglas Dobbs. . Bettie Lou Ridge... Clarence Varner. . . Darrell Younts .. Bettie Jo Craven Donald Creasey. Nancy Ingram. . Nancy Blackwell ...... Mr. Leonard Greene ..... ANNUAL STAFF EDITOR IN-CHIEF ASSOCIATE EDITOR BUSINESS MANAGER ASSOCIATE BUSINESS MANAGER ART EDITOR AD CHAIRMAN ASSOCIATE AD CHAIRMAN LITERARY EDITOR . . . . .BOYS SPORTS EDITOR . . . . .GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR . . . .CHIEF PHOTOGRAPHER . . . . . . . . . . PHOTOGRAPHER .. . . .JUNIOR CLASS EDITOR . . . . . . . FRESHMAN CLASS EDITOR . . . .SOPHOMORE CLASS EDITOR . . . . . .SENIOR CLASS EDITOR .............ADVISOR FACULTY A MR. A. DOYLE EARLY Principal N Q? 1, MRS. PURVIS MISS CHILTON MR. GREENE MRS. CAUSEY MRS. HUSSEY MRS. BECK MR. MOYE MR. THOMPSON MR. JONES MISS TUCKER vxnffm an WY... ... ELEMENTARY FACULTY First row Mlss lngram, Mrs Fuller Mrs Perkins, Mrs Plrfle, Mrs Keller, Mrs. Slrickland. Second row: Mrs. Cora Briles Mrs Melba Brnles Mrs Lyon Mrs Johnson Mrs Thomas, Mrs. Smith. Third row: Miss Osborne, Mrs Jarvis, Miss Wilson Miss Hancock, Mrs Early Standing Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Dobson, Mrs. McCurry, Mrs Miller Mr Hobbs Mrs Cumby Miss Tucker, Miss Barrier, Mrs. Beck. SECRETARY AND LIBRARIANS Miss June Davis - High School Librarian, Mrs Davis - School Secretary, Mrs. Jocksie Cumby menfary Librarian. .wwf Y,,,w,,,.l,F,,,.,,,,N -v. . -... A.. weve-- CLASS HISTORY ln the fall of 1949 about fifty-two wide eyed students bounced into high school feeling that they were "Big Shots" be- cause they were FRESHMEN. Even though the upperclassmen called us "greenhorns", we were determined to show as little of our ignorance as possible. Mr. Moye and Miss Satterwhite were the guardian angels of the boys and the girls respectively, guiding our faltering steps through that first uncertain year of living in this strange world. The first week was a whirlwind of getting acquainted with new members and new rules, and selecting our class officers to serve through the following year. They were as follows: Presidents--Shirley Blackwell and Ronald Brown, Vice-Presidents--Bette Jo Bundyand Coulter Pendegraph, Secretaries--Kathryn Dyer and Cliff Farlow, Treasurer--Nancy Ingram, Reporter--Howard Lawrence. Just as we were settling down to this new way of school life, final exams came and the foremost question in all our minds was, "Will I pass?" Well, most of us made the grade K70, of course, and we were happily anticipating next year when we would become "wise" SOPHOMORES. Entering into our second year of high school, we felt more secure in our realm with a whole year's experience behind us. The girls and the boys were again separated, with Mrs. Zimmerman as the homeroom teacher for the girls and Mr. Harpe for the boys. After the exciting flurry of coming back to school and seeing our old friends, we decided we had better get down to business and elect our class officers. These important people were: Presidents--Bonnie Smith and Darrell Younts, Vice-Presidents--Peggie Morgan and Ronald Brown, Secretaries--Georgia Frost and Robert Gray, Treas- urers--Shirley Blackwell and Jack Barnes, Reporters--Norma Grayson and Billy White. Instead of just giving our mothers a good time at the Mother-Daughter-Banquet, we girls decided to also honor our fathers. While some were busy with recipes for cookies and punch, others prepared a playlet called "Daisy Mae's Happy Day." All of the girls hurried to finish their dresses, and when the big night came around, we nervously modeled them for our parents and teachers. Nothing more of importance happened and before we knew it, exams had been completed and school was out. In September, 1951, we returned as "hard-working" JUNIORS looking forward to the activities of our Junior year. The class members elected to lead us in the "paths of righteousness" were: Presidents--Shirley Blackwell and Darrell Younts, Vice-Presidents--Bonnie Smith and Raeford Yarborough, Secretary--Nancy Ingram, Treasurers--Kathryn Dyer and Donald Creasey, Reporters--Norma Grayson and Jack Barnes. The excitement of returning to school had hardly passed when we began planning for the annual Washington trip. The chaperones chosen to share the fun on this "breath -taking" tour were Miss Chilton and Mr. Moye. One day Mr. Early called all of the Juniors together and we waited in suspense wondering what was to happen. Then we knew--at last the long-awaited day had arrived to order our class rings. Laterwe began to make plans for the event to which we had so d forward during high school--The Junior- Senior Banquet. We realized that unfortunately this would be a hard task because we didn't have the necessary funds to "set the Seniors up." We began selling magazines and after many persuasive sales talks, we had enough money to exe- cute our plans. This gala event, in the form of a fiesta in old Mexico, was given at the Y.M.C.A. on May 9 with Ronald Brown and Bonnie Smith as toastmaster and toastmistress. At the end of first semester, grades were averaged and the honored marshals were: Darrell Younts-chief, Peggie Morgan, Gary Freeman, Nancy Blackwell, Billy White, Betty Jo Johnson, Charlie Pegram, and Kathryn Dyer. We were "sorta" sad at the thought of our Senior friends leaving us, but we, as future Seniors, were anxious to "step into their shoes"--which we hoped we could fill . At last our long-sought-for hopes were realized. We were finally full-fledged, "dignified" SENIORS. Standing between us and the time that we must leave A. J. H. S. were the publications of our school paper and Annual, the senior play, and our graduation activities. The large class was put under the able leadership of Mrs. Purvis, who was to guide us through this last year of our stay at Allen Jay. The highly honored class officers, who were elected to lead us along our Senior trail, were: President-- Jack Barnes, Vice-President--Bonnie Smith, Secretary--Bettie Lou Ridge, Treasurer-- Margaret Bell, and Reporter-- Nancy Blackwell. Peggie Morgan was chosen by the class as the D.A. R. Representative and Ronald Brown received the coveted Civitan Award . Aswe look back on the past four years, we think highly of our principal and teachers who have contributed so much to our high school life. We would like to express our deep appreciation to them for the help that they have given to us in our problems and in our work. Allen Jay has not only played a great part in our education, but it has also prepared us for the unknown and untraveled portion of our ioumey--the future. Thus ends our history, so you see, The Famous class of '53, May our memory ever stay, In your minds through every day. BETTIE JO JOHNSON MARGARET JORDAN E.,- 9 Q v-5 WNW ng-...f-'M -1 ,X 9,1 .QV f wwf x .N T fs. .3 ,RY 5 'J' 1 Ying. F. E 3 ings' YA ? , isxwi Siifg I M vp ? ' if M . if hw gi w Q JACK BARNES NORMA JEAN BARTLETT MARGARET BELL NANCY BLACKWELL SENIORS PEGGY SUE BROWER RONALD BROWN BETTE JO CRAVEN DONALD CREASEY 1' DOUGLAS DABBS NANCY DABBS 'SN-L.. GARY FREEMAN BETTY JEAN GADDY ROBERT GRAY, JR. SHIRLEY BLACKWELL GRAY SENIORS NORMA GRAYSON BOBBY HALL ANNA LOU HOWARD NANCY JEAN INGRAM BETTIE JO JOHNSON MARGARET JORDAN f I are-,A K 'Fw- wilfiefflis' L 5'-" Y 1 Rim: L- , 4 qi Yi .. -. E A .. xi X f Q .g'..,!x., .. A . SM I F jge 1 XY HOWARD LAWRENCE, JR. JIMMIE McDANIEL ARNOLD MILLS PEGGIE MORGAN SENIORS 'liz-,S PEGGY MYERS DEWAYNE NANCE WARREN NEWTON CHARLES PEGRAM COULTER PENDEGRAPH PEGGY POWELL WMU-0... JERRY RICH BETTIE LOU RIDGE GLADYS ROBERTSON WILTON SLEDGE SENIORS BONNIE SMITH ANITA STRADER C. A. THOMAS FAYE TROTTER WAYNE TUCKER PATSY TUTTLE DORIS UNDERWOOD CLARENCE VARNER BOBBY WEAVER BILLY RAY WHITE MARION YARBOROUG H io! ,.f"hr'- 'wx S E N IO R S DARRELL YOUNTS I Qu.. .yn E' I N U rf. ' rift, RAEFORD YARBOROUGH HOYTT ZACHARY SENIOR STATISTICS JACK BARN E S Science Club 2, President 25 Class Treasurer 25 Class Reporter 35 Class Presi- dent 45 Beta Club 3,4, Vice-President 35 French Club 3,4, President 45 An- nual Staff 45 Most Likelyto Succeed 45 Most Dignified 45 Banquet Committee 35 TAB Club 2. NORMA JEAN BART LETT Basketball I,2,3,45 Glee Club 1,25 Teen-Age Club 3,45 Ad Committee 45 F.H.A. 25 Softball l,2,3,4. MARGARET BELL Basketball I,2,3,45 Softball l,2,35 F.H.A. Club 2,3,4'5 Reporter 35 Class Treasurer45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 French Club 3,45 4-H Club 15 Most Courte- ous 45 Most Timid 45 TAB Club 2. NANCY BLACKWELL Glee Club 1,2,3,4, Secretary 2,35 F.H.A. l,2, Secretary 15 E. O.D. Club 2,4, Librarian 25 Homecoming Attendant 25 Piano 15 Beta Club 3,4, Secre- tary 35 French Club 45 Library Club 35 Marshal 35 Teen-Age Club 3,45 TAB Club 25 Annual Staff 45 Perfect Attendance 35 Office Work 45 Best Looking 45 French Club Treasurer 45 Senior Play Cast. PEGGY SUE BROWER Highlights Staff45 Basketball 3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 French Club 3,4, Sec- retary 3,45 E.O.D. 2,4, Treasurer 45 Library Club 2,35 Pep Club I,2,3,45 4-H Club 1,2,35 F.H.A. 1,25 Beta Club 3,4, President 45 Softball 1,25 Maiorette 45 Most Dignified 45 Perfect Attendance 2,35 TAB Club 25 Teen- Age Club 3,4, Treasurer 35 Senior Play Publicity 4. U RONALD BROWN 'Cow Chain" Football 1,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Basketball 1,2,3,4, CU-Captain 35 Class President I5 Class Vice-President 25 Toastmaster Junior-Senlor Banquet 35 Teen-Age Club 3,45 Library Club 35 Halloween King 45 All County Football 35 Annual Staff45 Best Leader 45 Most Courteous 45 4-H Club 15 TAB Club 25 Pep Club 25 Baseball 1,25 Civitan Award 45 Senior Play Cast. BETTE JO CRAVEN ' Clase Vice-President 15 F.H.A. 15 4-H Club l,2,4, Secretary 15 Basketball 15 Softball 15 Cheerleader 2,35 E.O.D. Club 2,3, Secretory 35 French Club 35 Library Club 3, Secretary 35 Pep Club 15 Highlights Staff45 Annual Staff 4, DONALD CREASEY Bus Driver 3,45 Class Secretary 35 4-H Club 1,2, 3,4, Reporter 45 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Teen-Age Club 3,45 Glee Club 15 Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Ad Committee 45 TAB Club 2. DOUGLAS DABBS Baseball I,2,45 Basketball I,2,45 Football l,2,4, Co-Captain 4, AllCounty 45 4-H Club l,2,4, President 35 GleeClub 1,25 Beet Athlete 45 Best Dressed 45 Annual Staff 45 Highlights Staff 45 Dramatics 45 Debating Club 2,45 Sum- mer School 3. NANCY DABBS Class Secretary 15 Glee Club 1,25 Hasty High School 25 Basketball I,2,45 Highlights Staff 45 4-H Club 1,25 Dramatics 45 Summer School 35 Pep Club 25 Perfbct Attendance 1. GARY FREEMAN TAB Club 2, Marshal 3, Most ramad 4. l '21 -' xl , 4 , ,i . . JEAN GADDY cloo Club l,2,a,4, F.H.A. Club 1,45 Pep Club z,:5, 4-ll Club l,2,,35 E.O.D. Club 45 Library Club 3,4i Fflncll Clvb 3,4 TA! Book 23 TUCWNO Club 35 Plano 15 Most Friendly 45 Biggest Baby 45 Library Club Photographer 45 Highlidlts Staff 45 Ad Committee 45 settler PlaY Gill, SHIRLEY GRAY 4-H Club 1,3,4, Secretory 45 Clan President 1,35 Class Treasurer 25 F. H.A. Club 1,25 Beta Cllb 3,45 Library Club 35 Glee Club 1,253,4- ROIEIIT GRAY 4-H Club 3,45 Glee Club 45 Class Secretary 2,55 TAB Club 25 Football 1,2. NORMA GRAYSON -Nappy' 4-HClub1,2,3,4, Reporter 35 F.H.A. 1,45 Gloss liepvtter l,I5 TAI Club 25 Glee Club 1,3,45 Student ef the Month li E.O.D. !,3,4l Rlgbflkt' 2,'l'rel- surer 3, vles-Prnlenl 45 Perfect Altendsnse l,25 Frelleh Glu 3 45 Llblery cl..oa,4, Beta Club 4, Hldllldlts sion 4, Mon oflglnol 4, Pep club 2, lm- Age Club 3,45 Softball 15 Senior Play Publicity, BOBBY HALL Junior High School l5 Falrgrove School 25 Basketball 25 Football 35 Annual Staff 45Hid1lights Editor-in-Chief 45 Beta Club 45 Most FrlendIy45Most De- pendable 4: ANNA Lou HOWARD Trlnlty HIQ1 Sghggl I5 f,H,A. I5l,ib5g5'y Club 35 Beta Club 3,45 Office Wptls 3141 TAI gr I NANCY INSBAM Glee Club 1,25 Basketball I,2,3,45 Co-Captain 45 E.O.D. 25 Class Treasurer 15 Piano 15 F.H.A. Club 15 4-H Club 1,2,35 Best Dressed 45 Hldtlightl Staff 45 Clos 59GFltGlry 35 French Cllb 3,45 Betd Club 45 Library Club 45 Sgftbgll :Aly Alruel Staff 45 Perfect Atlondoncs li Tm-Ago Club 3: Sallie! FIG! rompter . semi .IQ JQHNSQN "J94ss:l5w F.H.A. Club I5 Cafeteria Work 15 Perfect Attendance l,Q3 Hgmg EEBRQWIEQ 1,25 E.O.D. Club 25 TAB Club 25 Marshal 35 Beta Club 45 Most Likely to 45 Most Studious 45 Senior Play Cast. MARGARET :IQIGQAN Senior High School l,2, J.6.L. I5 6.A,A, 35 Glee Qlqh 3,4- Annual sloff 45 Beta Club 45 Cutest 45 Neatest 45 Homecoming Queen 45 dfflce Work B, 45 Glee Club Secretary 4. HOWARD LAWRENCE "Alphonso" Football I,2,3,45 Bmebgll I,2,3,45 4-H Club l,2,3,4, vloo-Pmlaool 3,45 French Club 35 Dramatics 45 Teen-Age Cllb 35 Basketball I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Class Reporter 15 Most Talented 45 TAB Club 25 Senior Play Stage Manager 4. JIMMIE McDANIEL Glee Club l,2,35 Perfest Attgndgpge l,g,g- Football 15 4-H Club l,z,a,4, Pep Club I,2,3,45 Ad Committee 4: ll9!!l!8ll li TM Club 2. ARNOLD MILLS "Dink" laeboll 1,25 Ad Committee 45 Lihfgryflllb 45 4-H Elub 1,25 Football I,3, 3,45 E.O.D. Club 45 TOOIPAG' Club 3,45 Llttle League Football Coach 45 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Bllliif Baby 4. rv ,,.,,,..,.v5 -. .rv H.. . .-51-,-,. -. . -W . W w.,,.m,..-- ,5-vw v-.-,.-,-60 . - ..-.,g'g,y.,,, .... SENIOR STATISTICS PEGGIE MORGAN 4-H Club I,2,3,4, Reporter I,2, County Wlnner 35 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Cheerleader3,4, Chief 45 E. O. D. Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 2, Vice-President 35 TAB Club 25 Library Club 35 Teen-Age Club 3,4, President 35 Dramatics Club 4, President 45 Beta Club 45 Marshal 35 DebatIngClub 2,3,4, President 35 Glee Club LYQ545 D.A. .R. Award 45 Most Popular 45 Best Leader 45 An- nual Staff 45 ClassVlce-President 25 Perfect Attendance I5 Laroratory Assis- tmt 4. PEGGY MYERS Glee Club I,2,3, 45 French Club 35 Annual Staff 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Beta Club 45 F. H.A. Club 1,25 Office Work 45 Highlights Staff 4. DEWAYNE NANCE "Cedric" Football I,2,3,45 Glee Club I5 4-H Club l,25 Bus Driver 3,45 Teen-Age Club 3,45 Pep Club I,2,3,4. WARREN NEWTON "Fig" High Point High School I5 Basketball 2,3,45 Teen-Age Club 45 Bus Driver 3,45 Highlights Staff 45 Best All Round 45 Football 2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Baseball 2,3,45 Beta Club 45 Annual Staff 45 Most Popular 45 Senior Play Cast. CHARLES PEGRAM "Gabby" Basketball l,2,3,45 Baseball l,2,3,45 Beta Club 3,45 Library Club 4, Pres- ident 45 TAB Club 25 E.O.D. Club 2,45 Bus Driver 3,45 Perfect Attendance 1,25 Football 25 French Club 3,45 4-H Club I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Ad Committee 45 Marshal 3. PEGGY POWELL Basketball 1,z,a,45 cl.. Club 1,25 4-H Club 15 Pep Club 2,35 Softball 1, 2,3,45 E.O.D. Club 25 F.H.A. Club l,25 Teen-Age Club 3,45 Ad Com- mittee 45 Senior Play Cast 45 TAB Club 2. JERRY RICH Baseball 2,3,45 Football I5 TAB Club 2. BETTIE LOU RIDGE "Pro" Basketball I,2,3,4, Co-Captain 45 Glee Club I5 F.H.A. Club l,25 Teen- Age Club 3,45 Class Secretary 45 Ad Committee 45 Softball I,2,3,45 4-H Club I5 Pep Club 2,35 Best Athlete 4. GLADYS ROBERTSON Perfect Attendance l,35 Beta Club 3,4, Secretary 45 F.H.A. Club I,2,3, 4, Secretary 3, President 45 4-H Club I5 Softball I,2,35 Office Work 45 Best Sport 45 FrenchClub 3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Glee Club I,2,3,45'Most Dependable 45 Senior Play Cast 4. WILTON SLEDGE Football l,2,3,45 4-H Club I5 Most Mischievous 45 Teen-Age Club 45 TAB Club 2. BONNIE SMITH F.H.A. l,25 Teen-Age Club 3,45 Glee Club l,2,3,45 Vice-President 35 Class President 254-HClub I,2,35 BetaClub 3,45 PepClub 2,35 Office Work 45 TAB Club 25 Best All Round' 45 Toastmistress, Junior-Senior Banquet 35 E. O.D. Club 25 Class Vice-President 35 Class Vice-President 45 Library Club- 3,4, Vice-President 35 School Reporter 35 Annual Staff 45 Best Personality 45 Senior Play Pron. . 4. ANITA STRADER "Skeeter" Cheerleader 2,3,45 MaIorette45 4-H Club I,2,3,4, Pianist l,35 French Club 3, 45 Library Club 45 Highlights Staff 45 Ad Committee 45 Glee Club I,2,3, 45 ChiefCheerleader 35 F. H.A. Club I,45 Pep Club 2,3,45 Most Talented 4. C.A. THOMAS "Acey" TAB Club 25 4-H Club I,2,3,45 Most Original 45 Pep Club l,2,3,4. FAYE TROTT ER "Horse" 4-H Club I,2,3,45 French Club 35 Highlights Staff 45 F. H.A. Club I5 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Library Club 45 Biggest Mounth 45 TAB Club 2. WAYNE TUCKER Wittest 45 E.O. D. Club 25 4-H Club l,25 Biggest Mouth '45 TAB Club 25 Sen- ior Play Cast. PATSY TUTTLE Library Club 45 Pep Club 2,35 Wittest 45 Teen-Age 3,45 Highlights Staff 45 4-H Club 2,3,45 Song Leader 35 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Asheboro High School I5 F.l'l.A. 45 TAB Club 2. DORIS UNDERWOOD Glee Club I,2,3,45 F.H.A. Club l,25 TAB Club 25 Hardest Worker 45 4-H Club I,2,3,4. CLARENCE VARNER "Buck " Football 2,35-Baseball I,2,35 Basketball I,2,35 4-1-1 Club 1,25 Annual staff 45 Bus Driver I,2,35 Teen-Age Club 3,45 TAB Club 25 Senior Play Cast 4. BOBBY WEAVER "Little Beaver" Arsenal Technical High School, Indianapolis, Indiana l,25 Track l,25 Teen- AgeClub 3,45 Library Club Vice-President 45 Best Sport 45 Dramatics 45 4-H Club 3,45 Pep Club 3,45 Football I,2,3,45 Junior Varsity Basketball 35 E.O.D. Club 4, Secretary45 Ad Committee 45 Perfect Attendance 3,45 Glee Club 3,45 Debating Club 45 Senior Play Cast 45 Hi-Y Club 4, President 4. BILLY RAY WHITE E.O.D. Club 2,3,45 Football 2,35 Glee Club 2,35 Class Reporter I5 Pep Club I,2, 3,45 Teen-Age Club 3,45 Basketball 2, 35 Library Club 45 Marshal 35 Most Studious 45 Beta Club 3. MARION YARBOROUGH "Pe-Dink" F.H.A. Club I5 4-H Club I5 Pep Club I,2,3,45 Office Work 45 Teen-Age 3, 45 Most Mischievous 45 TAB Club 2. RAEFORD YARBOROUGH Perfect Attendance I,25 Glee Club I,2,3,45 Football I5 Basketball 2,3,45 French Club 35 Library Club 45 Class Treasurer I5 4-H Club I5 Baseball I,2, 3,45 Class Vice-President 35 Ad Committee 45 TAB Club 25 Glee Club Vice President 4. DARRELL YOUNTS "Comcob" Beta Club 3,45 Class President 2,35 TAB Club 25 E.O. D. 2, Vice-President 25 Debating Club 3,45 Neatest 4. HOYTT ZACHARY "Zack" Hardest Worker 45 TAB Club 2. JANE MORGAN MASCOTS JOE RIDGE CTORIAN SALUTATORIAN Wan BETTIE JO JOHNSON MARGARET JORDAN , ,, .,., , ., v . .-.. .. .. --.--N. ---,-rv........ LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three of Allen Jay High School, in the County of Guilford, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and strong body, having attained ample knowledge to graduate and take up the toil and hardships of life, do set pen to this document. ARTICLE I To the faculty: To Mr. Early we leave many thanks for his leadership and helpfulness. To our teachers we leave our sincere appreciation for their guidance and counsel in our years of high school . ARTICLE Il To the buses, buildings, and special equipment we leave deep feeling for their treatment after the great care we tookl of them. ARTICLE Ill To the Undergraduates: To the Junior class we gladly leave the iob of getting out the annual. To the Sophomores we leave the big iob of paying for the Junior-Senior Banquet. "Want to buy a magazine?" To the Freshmen we leave our experience in high school--"May they be varied and profitablel " Individual Be uests: During our struggle we have acquired some priceless articles which we would like to bestow upon individua un erc assman. They are as follows: Von Ella Gamer, to you has been willed Anita Strader's love for cheerleading and basketbal I players, and Norma Jean Bartlett and Anna Lou Howard's love for driving. Peggy Sue Brower and "Acey" Thomas leave their dignity to Laurine Gaddy and Carson Powers. To Donald Lomax goes Norma Grayson's temper--Not that he needs itl Pat Tuttle and Betty Jean Gaddy leave their witty remarks and friendly ways to Barbara Ridge--You have your share of both, Babs. Nancy Jean Ingram, Peggy Powell, and Bettie Lou Ridge will their love for playing basketball to Betty Sheffield --Watch that little sister, Bet! Robert Gray can afford to leave nothing, but takes all with him for future use. To all the Junior boys Donald Creasey wills his ability to cause Mr. Greene to lose more hair in typing class. Willed to Pat Keams is Peggie Morgan's ability??? for public speaking. Wayne Tucker leaves his knack for being caught in mis- chief to Pat Pierce--You're well on your way to living up to the set example, Pat. To Ruby Sheffield and Frances Hill goes Margaret Bell and Gladys Robertson's close companionship. Marion Yarborough willsher m i sc h i evou s ways to Martha Ann Smith and Bemell Mendenhall, who have plenty of their own. Bobby Weaver and Warren Newton leave to Charlie Brewer and Bobby Dunbar their ability to make their teachers' heads ache and their classmates' sides ache. To Fred Taylor, Arnold Mills leaves his height---Come on Fred, stretch a littlel Darrell Younts leaves his love for school fha! hall to Douglas Bartlett. To Gary Stafford goes Wilton Sledge's ability to hitthe tackle dummy. Let's see how hard you can do it "Bear". Also to you is willed Warren Newton's love for the cafeteria. The ability of Ronakl Brown and Douglas Dabbs to help Bobby Dunbarout in basketball is willed to Kenneth Black. To the entire Junior class goes Bonnie Smith's charming ways and ready smile. David Leonard, to you is willed Hoytt Zachary's example of hard work. To Tommy Cooper is left. Faye Trotter's big mistakes of laughing and talking on class. To go along with that a- bility you already have to play IDGSRSIIDCII I, GeraldineVan Horn, Nancy Blackwell leaves her good looks. Raeford Yarborough wills his long arms and lege to Jerry Rodden, hoping he can use them to an advantage. Bette Jo Craven, Nancy Dabbs, and Shirley Gray leave nothing, but they would like to wish the Junior girls a "lucky" hunt. To Jimmy Stutts goes stage-struck Howard Lawrence's acting ability. You've got a good start, Jiml Bettie Jo Johnson leaves her yeam for flying to anyone who is willing to assume the risk. Are you game Clifton Shackleford? Betty Coltrane and Garland Robbins, to you Doris Underwood and Gary Freeman leave their quiet ways. Charlie Pegram wills hislove for pestering Miss Chilton to Charlie Brewer. Which Charlie will you choose, Miss Chilton? To "Egg" Ingram, "Buck" Vamer leaves his love for the out-of-doors. How many rabbits did you kill last year, Jerry? Jimmie McDaniel wills his love for study hall to Virginia Sexton. How many units of credit have you earned in study hall, Jim? Jack Bames and Bobby Hall leave their report card grades to Carl Phillips and Bobby Cox, but do they match??? To Eugene Ven- able, Robert Warren, and Harold Robertson goes Dewayne Nance, Billy White, and Jerry Rich's industriousness, initiative, and hard-working ability????? Margaret Jordan and Peggy Myers will their good times ??to Judy Spencer and Evelena Hines. We hereby appoint Mrs. Lalah Purvis, our class advisor, as sole executor of this, our last will and testament. In witness whereof, we the Senior Class of l953, do set seal on this, the twenty-eighth day of May in the year of our Lord, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-three. ' 'id' -"U A' "M MOST POPULAR Peggie Morgan Warren Newton BEST SPORT Gladys Robertson Bobby Weaver SENIOR MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Betty Jo Johnson Jack Barnes BEST ALL ROUND Bonnie Smith Warren Newton MOST COURT EOUS Margaret Bell Ronald Brown MOST FRIENDLY Jean Gaddy Bobby Hall SUPERLATIVES MOST STUDIOUS Betty Jo Johnson Billy White MOST DEPENDABLE Gladys Robertson Bobby Hall BEST LEADER Peggie Morgan Ronald Brown BEST PERSONALITY Bonnie Smith Donald Creasey T' HARD EST WORKER Doris Underwood Hoytt Zachary MOST ORIGINAL Norma Grayson C. A. Thomas W' CUTEST Margaret Jordan Donald Creasey MOST MISCHIEVOUS Marion Yarborough Wilton Sledge S E N I O R BEST DRESSED Nancy Ingram Douglas Dobbs BEST LOOKING Nancy Blackwell Darrell Younis MOST TALENTED Anita Strader Howard Lawrence MOST DIGNIFIED Peggy Sue Brewer Jack Bames SUPERLATIVES MOST TIMID Margaret Bell Gary Freeman BIGGEST MOUTH Faye Trotter Wayne Tucker NEATEST Margaret Jordan Darrell Younts WITTIEST Patsy Tuttle Wayne Tucker vii' ..a-nil' BEST ATHLETE Bettie Lou Ridge Douglas Dobbs BIGGEST BABY Jean Gaddy Arnold Mills Mui all 5 HELL Evnnul Iilwi .44 ni H ,H .1 if lm!! xv . ,q,A:. j31fiSST.'lf -4. , . :X 'WN Rv 2 SR Donald Lomax . Patricia Kearns. . . . Ruby Sheffield. Barbara Ridge. . . Frances Hill. . . Jimmy Stutts. . Charlie Brewer lr JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS Vice President -President Treasurer Secretary . . . . . . Reporter Vice Secretary -President Not pictured: Tommy Cooper ..... . . .Treasurer Kenneth Black . . . .... Reporter Judy Spencer .... . . . President J U N I O R S DOUGLAS BARTLETT KENNETH BLACK CHARLES BREWER BETTY COLTRANE TOMMY COOPER BOBBY COX BOBBY DU NBAR LAURINE GADDY VON ELLA GARNER FRANCES HILL EVELENA HINES JERRY INGRAM PATRICIA KEARNS DAVID LEONARD DONALD LOMAX DAVID LOWE BERNELL MENDENHALL PATRICK PIERCE 'Q .,,vs"NQ En.. . 'lm in . ' , I EM '- J! ff X- 'ff Rs ,Af . 'Pixy RJ' UR . 0 3 YN., -A ' -' '. f . ""'NvuM Ogg. 'Su JUNIORS CARL PHILLIPS CARSON POWERS BARBARA RIDGE GARLAND ROBBINS HAROLD ROBERTSON JERRY RODD EN VIRGINIA SEXTON CLIFTON SHACKLEFORD BETTY LOU SHEFFIELD RUBY SHEFFIELD MARTHA ANN SMITH JUDY SPENCER GARY STAFFORD JIMMY STUTTS FRED TAYLOR SHIRLEY THOMAS EUGENE VENABLE ROBERT WARREN 5 Q 'l .. - EMQ 5 :iff jk 'W if ' H wg Q ix f xg 4 N , 5 'Q ,655 -QA S 5 fi ww ,A A wif I. , 1 f 4 Q if ,, I f 4 If VV H"-',5fQf2w ' " ,Qt 1 f' X M f 4 13M 3,,,Z,7 ' 1 ' , ' R 5, I ' u ,wiffj 5 2 3 J, 'mx ,A img' 4 4 ,I z Q f ' , f 'Ei E -y X we mf, fgwwiwf' ,W 3 5 1 3 . 5 isfi' E 1 Q 1 95' ,401 ., Mk fy , Grady Adams Dahl Asbill Ronnie Bames Bettie Blair Paul Brewer Donald Brower Charles Brown Pat Brown Jack Bryan Lonnie Bullard James Burton Hubert Causey Bobby Cecil Horace Coltrane Rena Cook Wesley Craven Dorothy Creasey Peggy Dobbins Jack Driggers Mary Alice Dunlap Jean Gamer Betty Harding Dickie Harris Bill Hawks Gladys Hill William Hill Charles Hoover David Johnson ,4 .W -run ,--i xxmf.ffff+-- -- - SOPHOMORES C lk R QW . I x D.. Q B C N RSE. - psy, . ,,, I 42, ., X i ie 4 Tx, , K.. 2 vs ' Q X 4 ,X 1, 1 A sg 3 v fs 'ie at E X Y. K 1' S' X l Y . -L.. 3 iq' gv xx , SOPHOMORES 'Uh-. I 'QW I 'K F ac All -J ' , r y J ,-'P . i t 4 b Zglf liz .: g , A lk "" ' , . N wif? if S -W5 ' A H I ' :-, E. I ' M i R iie 4 ' Delcie Johnson Kenneth Jones Joyce Jordan Helen Kennedy Shirley Kennedy Bonnie Lamb Paul Lawson Helen Macon Martha Matthews Bobby McMahon Henry McPherson Max Montgomery Johnnie Nelson Wayne Overcash Fred Pegram Ray Reddick Robert Ridge Velna Riley Ronald Robbins Robert Robertson Cornelia Rumsey Larry Sechrest Richard Sink Bobby Slate Lillian Smith Hilda Thompson Richard Trotter Bobbie Leigh Tuttle , SOPHOMORES Geraldine Von Hom Charles White Dixie Whhe Marvin Wilso SOPHOMORE SNAPSHOTS Q Q ,yn A ka . . -tg., ix Ugg wr v kg. x . m m.- . iw 4 'm., '.,l. ' 1 'ff A ., ' ,4 4-eff. . .,.4 gui.. V 2'5" ., a '3-l'g:e'f X":"f'u'Z'4 K 9 J ' r 1 'O B15 ',f.f.w ,sign 11,4 .u,,. bmp, C'f"'f'f' xf.,', ,sq . J, . . . ff. . ,.,L,, N... .,,,Y, ...U 5. ,HHN H... i,,., .,.. .,,.,. qu. ..,,.,, ,Nh ., 1. .UV fum? nn. Q ,',- rs. '.'.'.',f xfawiei. 1 .kf,a,.., 'dy-ul New 73 .gm ,x....,'. f"Nx n. I 0 M . Y . X',!.:.,. . -..., Mmm., A v Y X n 6' 1 N .My 93 . is if fs ww 4 sys.-'L A M15 QEYQLE W ,gy x 'RX NRS 'gk gg. 3- Q. .N 5 S Q m .1 TQ 3: :M . , , 1. S :Q ff! 'K .git 3 xx 5 g kgs! fi Q il? V Yr H il. 1' 5 E X 5 , 21 Q ,.. S . Hansel Allred Phillip Ashbum Bobby Beane Betty Beck Charles Bell Ronnie Bishop Jerry Byrum Martha Chatham Harold Cox Clara Diggs Walter Dllls Robert Dunning Jerry Echols Edmund Ferrell Mary Frazier Delma Ray Gaddy Catherine Grubb Dorothy Hall Branson Harrison Margaret Hawks Richard Hipps Harold Hoover Phil Hunsucker Shelby Jester Linda Johnson Eyvonne Johnson Margaret Jones Jessie Kearns Hilda Kennedy Don Lowder FRESHMEN A ,. 3.3, Q ' mf WT " 41' ll' H ,, K A t? C Y A T EJ? . 1 - Its, r d- A :.- 3, , E. Ti! -Q 9 3 J - .gm sl Q X , i' ey,- X M 1 -so Q. M-- ,QZE rg. . A K . g ' Q I A 1 . - l X . fl R , Q . 'X , '--"k 'P if-.. -M- 'W , ' " 'N ly. jf ' -E Ek ' . :.,:q M, C ill! A XXX x 'PQ Q ge has fm-.M , . MN 3 Q"-e Q 1' Lofivmf 1 Y to - . . x wang so r Q... st lk? 1 X 'Dx 'R' SQ- sa, XXI 1 IPM -X lxf' is H, my M Os X Q--M, X QQ, XX sg P X 35 X l ' x ,s . .r x Ania. Marian H ' frr. ,gf-., ef' f . Ronald Martin STC H -.L N 1 .A X ' :"" " r X Billy McDaniels Q- Q , to - his V it W Johnny Meow.: 'K 4' N , Q on '- ' Victor McPherson Q QE' b. ' ' mf '1'- - fit I a i t 1 is of i 4 11: L K E351 . I . FRESHMEN Y Q S wk l 2 C341 V! EL Ak is il. Q 3 if , K ki S l 1 9 ' .-.- . l ,. K. gg: 'lliij' I 2 - R it Q3 is " 'P 3 5 ,K n img wk 5 "Uk M, r ': ' Hx, ia, in A ':" K ,T x 3 ZQEQ .,., , I it ,. . . .,-fc 2. X , 1 wmyag. Q1 L Q4 I HM I il YI: ww S NX l C -e-.nu-We Y,Yn-l-- -7- -- Donald Morgan Peggy Morgan Ronny Odell lris Owens Barbara Pace Linda Paige Larry Pendegraph Carol Purvis Shirley Renegar Kenneth Ridge Ann Robertson Hadley Robertson Jerry Schultheiss Edward Sexton Barbara Sheffield Larry Sheppard Tommy Skeen Lettie Smith Sarah Smith Betty Stafford Rachel Strader Kenneth Tucker Wayne Tuttle Phyllis Underwood Kenneth Vestal JFUYI I F Catherine Vuncannon Franklin Wall Marie Weant Jesse Weaver Kenneth Whisnant Marlene Willard Navarro Wllliard , , K 4 . I EIGHTH GRADE SEVENTH GRADE L Q wav . Wm! L i :A X 'mm-f vw- ummm 1m f-m-aa4f- ,am .am 5 ' ga 'mf 5' is EG M' i f wa-'f vanish? 9 5 V. .mg A sg'5 Sw uf .. M P' -N. M ,Midas is ,www Q M. A QRS. ' Y Y QF v Xi ik Mg? gg Q H 3 is sigfj ,. x, 4 f .af BAND 'Lv President. . . . . . ................................. . . .... Carol Purvis Vice-President .... .... B arbara Sheffield Secretary ....... ..... A ldora Zimmerman Treasurer .... ..... S arah Sfrader Librarian .... ...... Sa rch Smith Director ..... .... M r. T. L. Jones Director: Miss Beulah Moron PIANO STUDENTS BETA CLUB HALLOWE'EN F E ST IVAL A ROYALTY President .... . . . Peggy Sue Brower Secretary ...... .... G ludys Robertson Treasurer . . ....................... . ................. Carson Powers Vice-Presidenf ..... . . ................. .............. K ennefh Black mu-...M M - -s' ""--....,,,,, I BXX we-....w..,4QLL,,,,MMU A K W SENIOR PLAY CAST AND HELPERS Bobby Weaver, Douglas Dobbs, Darrell Younfs, Peggie Morgan. Tommy Cooper, Mrs. Hussey, ADVISOR, Poul Lawson, Lourine Gocldy DEBATING CLUB HI LIGHTS STAFF i i Editor-in-chief .... . . ............................. Bobby Hall Associate Editor. . . .... Warren Newton Business Manager .... ..... D arrell Younts Advisor ........ ..... M r. Greene President .... .... T ommy Cooper Secretary ..... ....... B obby Weaver Treasurer ....... .... P eggy Sue Brower Vice-President .... .... N orma Grayson E.O.D. CLUB Reporter ........... . ................................ Evelina Hines LIBRARY ASSISTANT S C LU B President .......................................... Charles Pegram Secretory ....... ..... K ennefh Block Vice-President .... Bobby Weaver Treasurer ....... ....... J immy Sfufts Reporter. . . .... Tommy Cooper Ronald Brown Pe99ie M0f90n f ee E R f CIVITAN AWARD D. A. R. AWARD A . MW www mmww President ............................................. Jack Barnes FRENCH CLUB Vice-President .... ....... B obbY Dunbar Treasurer ........ ..... N ancY Blackwell Secretary. . . . .... Pe99Y Sue Brower President ........... . . . Peggie Morgan Secretary 81 Treasurer. . . . . Judy Spencer DRAMATICS CLUB Stage Manager .... . Vice-Presidenf .... . . . Reporter ................. ... . . . . . Jimmy Sfutrs Douglas Dobbs Evelina Hines 1310555 M- "3 4 5 I U s, .W ha .P-Q-, Unlimi- iu gg if i X t 3 A Y lr W 3 in il il Q ' Q. . Q -J A Q if aff S if ' f Q ' W' B- Q Q A 3 4 s Q H ,x , 'W r l x db , ...aiu , .V if sl Jw C752 Q 'Lin 'gb I M, r J., my ' '6f,,f:2'f 'Fla M .S , Q 2 5 Qs 'T 5 2 M ? Q Z 'Z 21, Mi '1 w ,,,., 'Q N gf sf ii? I g- B ww, 2 V -W , A 2 . gf? A L A I f W f ' Wy ,, 7 V V 22553 ' f, ,fi ,aw 95 217 ,Ji ,Tm 'sw ' , ' ' 1 , Mgyifff f' 4 e ff ,L f, , f A W 6T5i44ffgL" ' ff I in Wiw W? 523 if :i,i7Z,,W .gg V Z, 53 ,g if W , ww :1.f, .:1f MEM' ,W g a if 4, half mi 659m 27 gw,54'Q?Q7 ' f N M5 1 .,,., C f We 1 WQVQ ,W 4 2 1,31 if Q 'A' ' , -, W , swf, Q 1' ,w 3 13. -:I Q23 Y 2 , f 5 5 2 KW? f f Z 233 fw f , at 3 vs Q wp , ki . Y WA ' t I 0,-,,i, W lib XX -'ww A U, I -1-.....,,N4Q 'I ........w J. .... .. x K W, 5 JI 5 as X -Mmm 'wag- wx egg, :Ji 't' f Y Qi wig 1 , P: M915 :, ff - af-1 - 11' Q: ,z..g-gqgf-:h.':+ 1:1 1: Zz, i , gig. , 1 Lf gl Eg, P124 ff 3 1: 3, - Qfzfil H Q mf W1 Z fat- 4. 4 Q21 ' " 4 all 'ii f vi. , """"' 7 f Ei? ' fa, , Z 1 ,WW f W .,,i: ! . ' 2: 4 f - ' ,pa Z , M 1 W ww YQ me x 2. x Val gi' y k.,- i A il' kk . 3 1 m .k fil l? 5? K 3 'X i V-Jr . l E X '-':' T lg ! Y .. 1 If 1,, I aff?" . f ' , , f -,XE X 'V 4' 3 ,J v . .di Q 'K - i s 1 :,, ff , ,.... ,- ? :-. Q'-W4 I I 'A Lis gi . 2 5 . .-' , ' I 3 Q . ff: ' L, 7eft,,, n . A-- . 2 g'. Y 7 - Qi gh .,'- V x1 , I L . V N':, X X ' 2 2 rx N A! 2 k,"'a - f l , s 1? A ap 4 ' ' , , M 1 mf Ulf Qin gf 3 I ' , I i i wif.. Q ATHLETICS E S Z . 3 a 5 , . X , xxx X X -QQ - f M 4 A. X Nhffmzxwmv FOCTBALL TEAM Gary Stafford, Navarro Williard, Don Lowder, Wayne Tuttle, Paul Brewer, Jerry Echols, Ronnie Odell, Phil Hunsucker, Tommy Skeen, Franklin Wall, Jimmy Stutts, Donald Morgan, Bobby Bean, Henry McPherson, Harold Cox, Jimmy Gulledge, Bobby Weaver, Blake Mickey, Pat Pierce, Victor MCPhersOn, Arnold Mills, Charles Brown, Warren Newton, Kenneth Jones, Charles Brewer, Wilton Sledge, Frank Odell, Kenneth Black, Douglas Dobbs, and Mr. Wright. Warren Newton and Douglas Dabbs. Ronald Brownflnsetl CO-CAPTAINS A - ,mf zu K an 1 I .,.. 38,533 I 3 L- as -1. -ullf' K , 4: ,rw I -A K ,anfw -I. sg. .. A 5 K Q ,N ,""l 5 'Y' F fi , s ns, 0 .- A Q, ut 5 - 29 cl DJ M Q 4+ mf, -. . Nix A I i x fs . Q ' w J . s ,5sgi5?f4.: ' n 4 4- -R54 B sw- ,SX . Ng? KW wx X s- x. .bg gs 'I ' X .W .ls be N XA ,N a P Q. ., I . W ,W w. t Q 5 xl. y-kgs . + H+? , ' ' 1,5 5 . gi s mx Q La fx 1 ff vi ' Q - 71? B bb' Lee Tuttle Gladys Robertson Joyce Jordan, Shirley Kennedy, Shirley Jean Gamer, o re I I , Thomas Gladys Hill Nancy Dabbs, Peggy Brower, Betty Sheffield, Bobbie Sheffield, Betty Blair, ' ' P Il Bettie Gel-qldilneVan Horn, Nancy Ingram, Nonno Jean Bartlett, Mrs. Beck, Peggre owe , Lou Ridge, Margaret Bell. GIRLS' BASKETBALL l FIRST TEAM Overcoming many handicaps to wind up 7th in county competition with o 9-6 won-lost record with one game tied, Mrs. Beck's girls were sparked by Bettie Lou Ridge, highest scorer in Guilford County girls competition. The Seniors on the team are forwards: Bettie Lou Ridge, Peggy Powell, and Margaret Bell, and guards: Nancy Jean lngram, and Norma Jean Bartlett. The other guard is Geraldine Von Horn,a Sophomore. BOYS' BASKETBALL Jerry Rodden, Carson Powers, Charlie Pegram, Jimmy Stutts, Bob Ridge, Marvin Wilson, Henry McPherson, Howard Lawrence, Paul Brewer, Bobby Weaver, Clarence Varner, Ronald Brown, Bobby Dunbar, Kenneth Black, Douglas Dabbs, Raeford Yarborough, and Mr. Wright. FIRST TEAM The boys have had a very successful season, ending in 3rd place in county competition with a 13-3 won-lost record. Three men were placed on the All County Tour- nament Team: Ronald Brown, guardg who is a Senior, and Bobby Dunbar, forwardgand Kenneth Black, center, who are both Juniors. Douglas Dobbs, forward and Raeford Yarborough, guard, also Seniors, were a great tribute to the team, which defeated an unbeaten team to gain the Guilford County Championship. Bobby Dunbar was awarded the "Most Valuable Player" Award for his out- standing ability, sprotsmanship and achievement. ig Q 2 BOYS JUNIOR VARSITY HI-Y CLUB PROSPECTIVE BAS EBA LL PLAYE RS President ........ .... B obby Weaver Vice-President ..... .... K enneth Black Treasurer ..... ....... J immy Stutts Secretary ..................... .... ................. C h url ie Brewer Chaplain ............................................. David Lowe 6 fwqg ,gli w,,,4maL M M WEEK ,xg-..w-.r w.....- C... MVT ,-'C WV' 'nw-9 'aww' 5 is X -lguiglnr a 51 Qwx ,A .R .1 RJ U1 K -., ' ' 1qA'n.,g A, 928. Axnvz qg .5 WN E-S af fl? Nga!! 9' W-..,,Q Wann- -W., W--N., ..,,K'w -WK ms, V f5ifA.,,,..g YM S . W. X y fn wi ' If wmfgwfy ' ':5i1P?iflk' X J-ww: 5 - A. K 1 Mxzi .5 Q n 4 .R QQ, is ,mf SX M LKVW Abi uma? X 3 T1 M ,A gag , .w ,. . w - if Q Q Q25 dll? Z 3 i S 5 3 if S ix S Hgh' QUE S N S 5 as .X QESi.A Cgs-59204 33 QQQWQQL up ww 2 sq -Nm. .1 xx wax KSQQ NQNK ss c ' 'Ness w X'-KNQSQQ NNNRR 1 .Q., ... 1,,,, K RK .. 1355: i N 5 x Q X Q if 5 , X Xa X N X X N' x . N Q Y Q Q X. b if xx QR X M A x 3 1 '-I is , it .9 1.d dl, C N1"f.,i "v., , ""'s.a "iv-i ."'a 'lax 'Q 'fr '10 't '-v 6, 'o 'u,.r is 'ax u 'ff'-Wy I ,f'fsz:.eef'f 1:3550 W - xt' 1 ... g 4 fm s 3 KV. V 2 '-.3 Ml . E Q ,, mi I Q Compliments of S. H. Kress 8g Co. High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Roddens Hatchery Route 5 Phone 76151 I Lyn-Mar Camera Shop 215 Willowbrook High Point, North Carolina Brileys Furniture Co. 2510 South Main High Point, North Carolina Phone 6455 Hunt Studio iFormerly Shutterbugsl 114V2 South Main, High Point, N. C. Specials to High School Students Billfold Size to 11x14 Portraits Compliments of Blue Bird Cab Phone 4531 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Beeson Hardware Co. 214 North Main St. High Point, North Carolina Swaim Supply Company, Inc. Wholesale Plumbing, Heating and Industrial Supplies High Point, North Carolina Compliments of High Point Quick Lunch 108 East Washington St. Compliments of Brower Oil Company 701 Fairfield Road Phone 7253 High Point, North Carolina Albert L. Brower, Prop. 4 Samuel Hyman Jeweler - Gift Shop High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Elwood Barber Shop Four Barbers to Serve You White House Barber Shop New Amos Building 119 West Washington St. High Point, North Carolina Lesters Jewelers Fine Watch Repairing 144-46 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Central Appliance Co. Appliances - Paint - Television 215 North Main St. Phone 7117 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of F. W. Woolworth 8. Co. High Point, North Carolina in H -141' - H I ,.. f- V .lpn-Y.. Compliments of Southside Motors We Fix All Knocks Tuttles Paint 8. Body Shop Phone 5859 High Point, North Carolina High Poih-1, North Carolina Compnmems of Shackleford's Men's Wear, lnc. D H 1 140 N. Main Street avl Son Oslery High Point, North Carolina Phone 2609 I Freeman Shoes-Tailoring-Accessories Brush Arbor Super Market Compliments Of Groceries, Meats, Vegetables, Frozen I Cify Tfansif CO. Foods, Home Made Ice Cream and I H . . "Charter Service Soda Fountain Service I Phone 55722 South Main Ext. Plmne 39l9 , , C l' t f State Hosiery Mills, Inc. omp 'men S O Alderman Photo Company Hlgh Polnl' Norlll Carolina 320 North Hamilton Phone 9856 Phone 3045 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Compliments of Cecil's Gftice Equipment Co. ' C. S. Knight Headquarters for School Supplies I Phone 9929 High Point, N. c. C0""aC'0' Compliments of Ruby's, ll'tC. pays Beau-ry Shdp "High Point's Largest Credit Jewelers" lou Fairfield Road 159 S. Main St. Phone 4628 1 1 I l Kiddie Korner P. W. Cooper Grocery 169 South Main Street 2215 South Main Ext- High Point, North Carolina Western Meats High Fashions for the High School Crowd Good Gulf Gas Compliments of Springfield Grocery Wood-Armfield Furniture Meats, Produce and Groceries 460 South Moth Phone 4260 Phone 84863 High Point, North Carolina J- C- COX' Owner Whisnant's Watch Shop 101 E. Lexington Ave. Phone 6487 High Point, North Carolina A Ring-Harris Pharmacy Prescriptions a Specialty 122 North Main Phone 3333 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Lowes Pharmacy Archdale, North Carolina I Vogue Cleaners, Inc. Dial 5613 751-53 N. Main St. - 202 English St. High Point, North Carolina Compliments of Superior Dry Cleaners 1305 N. Main St. Phone 3038 h High Point, North Carolina Stanley's Jewelers "The Diamond and Watch Store" Friedmans Ready-to-Wear and Accessories "For Those Who Care" 122 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina U-Wash-It Laundry fThe Budget Stretcherl 27 Bendix Automatic Washers 613 S. Main Street Phone 5410 Diana Shops Style and Quality - Better Values 167 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina Continental Beauty School All Types of Beauty Work 329 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina Cox Lawnmower Service CHigh Point and Kernersville Roadl Phone 84155 Rt. No. 1-Box 241 High Point Kernersville, N. C. Compliments of Dip-N-Eat Drive-In 810 South Main Street Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grady, Proprietors Compliments of Ellington's Grill F. V. McLendon 112 Edgeworth Street High Point, North Carolina Building Contractor Phone 3082 Hendrix Furniture Store "Furniture of Character" 147-149 South Wrenn Street High Point, North Carolina Bargain Furniture Co. "Quality Furniture at Bargain Prices" Phone 2613 1526-28 English St. Fred B. Delappe, Manager I RODDEN FURNITURE ROSE FURNITURE CO. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS Owned and Operated by O. Box 81 S. Main Street Ext. Kesm, Brothers and Sons High Point, North Carolina 243 Soulh Main Slfeel High Point, North Carolina I I f l C ' I I omp lmen S 0 i Compliments of RAINBOW SUPPER CLUB , ELLINGTON S FLORIST High Point-Greensboro Road ,---.--,,,- ,M 7, E,e. -ma ui.-----.,-4- --. - -I in iv U W Q Q - ai I Compliments of ARTHURS PHARMACY Prescriptions I28 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina Compliments of PICKET COTTON MILL Phone 9651 High Point, North Carolina Compliments of QUALITY SHOE STORE 137 South Main Street MASTER CLEANERS Expert Dry Cleaning for the Entire Family 2205 South Main Street Telephone 5947 FOR PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE HIGH POINT SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY DIAMOND I-IosIEI2Y X A lil, CORPORATION ll 4 , Manufacturers of iff ' FRUIT OF THE LooM LADIES' FINE NYLONS Organized 1905 High Point, North Carolina - I -' ' "' ' MITCHELL SEPTIC TANK Bei' W's"eS SERVICE Fm Fairfield Road GRAY'S JEWELRY Pl'lOI1e 73137 Ol' 39765 Archdale, North Carolina .. -- I 1 - --A 1- CUMBY-ORRELL MORTUARY WADE I-I. CUMBY CALVIN C. ORRELL "Heartiest Congratulations to a Swell Group of Seniors" it FUNERAL HOME AND CHAPEL Phone 5045- Broad at Chestnut High Point, North Carolina Compliments of SUNSHINE LAUNDRY 210-212 Pine Street Phone 3393 HIGH POINT, THOMASVILLE 84 DENTON RAILROAD COMPANY Connecting High Point, Thomasville and Denton, North Carolina, With the NATION "Nothing But Service To SeII" CLYDE B. BAXTER, JR. Portrait and Commercial Photography Phone 3725 I I7 East Commerce Street High Point, North Carolina ...Il l...-, .-, . ,. ,,., . L. , 7, We Carry a Complete Line of Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods "IT PAYS to PLAY" COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. 1.9 N. Greene St. Greensboro, North Carolina SILVER KNIT HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Corner of Hamilton and Russell PEOPLES SERVICE STATION CSERVICE Fon THE PEoPLEy 2201 South Main Street Telephone 9328 IOO Feet Outside City Limits I l YO JR TEACHER '-E N 1 i .- l ?" llllU3Z l 'l:mIIfill3nMNiokillLOll:F I 9953 lllllllillli llllZlKSAlil'f F X Now that twelve years of lessons are behind, your teachers will probably admit it! There was iust one big les- son they set out to teach you-that is, believe in yourself. Self reliance, confidence, and initiative have made the Piedmont Carolinas one of the finest places you could possibly live and work in. So, congratulations I-IAD -the stage is yours! OIXE PURPOSE DUK POWER COMPANY Wdakwxgaobm r l Compliments of CAROLINA CASH GROCERY ' 900 Prospect Street High Point, North Carolina T. W. HILLIARD 8. SO-N Over Forty Years Experience Cost You No More 214 North Main Street High Point, North Carolina I Compliments of Compliments of RODDENS GROCERY ATLAS CQEQELZQRODUCTS Route 5 Route 5 Phone 62429 High Point, North Carolina High Point, North Carolina CLOVER BRAND DAIRIES, INC. 4 t'tt N 3 Q, 3 R A Xgagga H ku 1, N H m s ' ,. 'i g tl vz szs' . 1 an NJ' Pasteurlzed Products ICE CREAM BUTTER ' jzfjgfgyfsfz5:2-2-rgzf' , is QM., Ka? :1?3' " wx - .g.g:g,. ,gk .5-mg.-:':v - Q' 9 252 QM' NR c -. CAG .qi -L -. has Q93 'Fir High Point North Carolina 'i I Compliments of I- ----- ' A-H --- ' HESTER a. BROWN GRQCERY I PEGGY ANNE Route 5 High Point, North Carolina High Point, North Carolina CHASE AMANUFACTURING CO Compliments of BOOSTER ADS Mr. and Mrs. James Ingram Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Ridge Mr. and Mrs. Paul Younts Barkers Automotive Service George Baker . Mrs. Wanda Beck Frank Calhoun Miss Huldah Chilton Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Powell Hosiery Package Store Mr. Leonard L. Greene Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Yarborough High Point Barber Shop Mr. and Mrs. M. M. Blackwell Mrs. Purvis Mrs. Mildred Hussey Mr. Arnold G. Powers Welch Grocery Mr. Sam Caviness 41 Y ff K ' 'W X1 ,,. K Km? '54 wr "' 0 V r 13 f MN. 5, , X 1 ...W K +3 ' ' vig. A ' " . - .1 m m.. lu. 5' ' ' f 5' V YT Z"""',, 47'lfL'.'Lg'f5353' 3' ' -'N 1 . L. M: vm gif -M-.mis-gy X W.Z1."" Y-Lf X3 M ' .-f.- 1.,, - . 1.152 A 3 f2-",z,.'v-v-'2':',,-- M 5 -fi .Tl " :-- . ,, L - "W ' .rm Mar H I .M,W,,,,,,L, 1, . -I V , -Mu -1: A 0 fy. ., . vw x.m.., A-.J "f- :fmmvh W W A - .W 5 '-gf f "M-M - M' 5 wx za. 5,liYlJ'M'h muh-wx , grzvfwm " .T 9 , ' , 1 "'W-f-H -,g 5.4: ' -- .. vfm Q M-fs X' fifczfa. . --Q - "M 'fu - . 2- .,,,, 1 1 ' ! nn- gg 9 Q.---. 1 2. .:Tf:.,,, ,,,,,,,,QJa.3:l3L,1i. 'gg :lx N ., I 1: f 2 . M EL: 1-33-3- 5 - 2 ' - vfhisrx --hf rgrf-:f':':-'l'1122.:Q:::J . .- if - .,,.,.,., .... 'S 1'-ai.. ' 4 S nazi -5 . ... . ?g 43' TK Yfif K' If?f37:'3K'i+T?'-37, 7433 'KL , KN M is 5'5" 5 3 ,, : i 3:-'5'-5-. 'Zz K - T' 1, 4 - .plzaf Y il. ,f 2'--ffl - K '- "L a-2? - x --4 . , W 30: fi? Y: Za.: xi ' b . :ZW-fi..- W- +:A13'..j,,.1.4,,1:l-.-.,,9,M, RL . - ,--5 Ig Sgr,-51:5 - fy .t Q, ir. 315'-itf.'x" ,M fx., II 7:.L,5.mq-15:1,'A'f.2:i:'jz1K.4:'jf'-?fg'1'fr'13r'1l7-"fKfQK-.1iQ'A ' , M ,, , -5 ggggif' g . if 4 .,T'Ti,1...?,2'f Y"'C"'f'ff-if E KKNM - 'fK':75K13K4l1523fK9H -W . ' f - 'mil SKS ,G .f , 'M " V La' T1 If RFI rgfltxn? if-142.1 -wr - imSfEj15,g: A- f L?f,"'Nfw ,,- 3' In . . in -Q17 f'lM:Kf-wi-1-iilgn' 4.1332-.... .,,. M: 'K "A 'Lr2f:,K1f""'- ...".q::'-"5'3-"a5'7a'I'r:5-1'-'-i5.'.f i'5 wg Q'-v CMA M X. Y. , . ht-f1'E'f1gg:f",:Q:1ElifE:.4:l 1 5 Q T V... . KK' dizxgig- . -N W, ,. ..,,,,M--- ., , - . '---m N- f if f K' J' K " 'Kf'11"f:K?fTKw .:-3215 Mraz. f'i:F' K' Ef-5 ".Es':5'-f-51'-- . Q ,HL , V ax?-A ,,,-3. tw- QLLHN 3 ki! I A W vw . 35,1 O -4 K f , Y .L M -4 .4 J f i ' -:Li X' if - A g.- H s 1 . wg, fri , 4m51mnwv.:,., . ,WW Y as 5 fl? ' 4 i 1, ""lf .Y Mm ,.""..,.f1l A 'K .Q I., . . 3 , w sq m ig, -1' -ff Q ' 'K Q K i' , Y fi 'Kf K gn Q K Q ' I M 1 4 1 5 ' Q. . W 1 A ,v . 1 ' . my ' 3 K 1 ' ' ' K . , if ' rl H ' ..-.. Y f 'f f ' K ' - 4 ' '- - ,h K V -:.zg..gVf .- K A.,-w-w-M -. . N 'j QM., '- .Q Mag.. iw , 5 --2333? f ' Ki gi. ' f My """"' :MEA K 1 'K K W Wm ,aw -f..,.g, M .Vi -,MA my , ms Mu.-Q il.. , or , ,L K 1 XM K Wh i,k I '--- K.-qi-. f MM K""b"""Wf4 -J,,,v-Q-ww'-M.-.,,M..,.M .1 N. W.. "WT X .K K' .vw A my KM K K K' -SMWCAZK ....,,.kl3"'5:Mf'YgW"'f'E.:.ff16-vw Q N' i. 4.3" :H-'H Q-........-w . " SM"--M ' - , -' 1 . k f . ,, Wwfg, MT:.,,,,,mQ.,. ' " A CH' 2 M .V-7' 'N 4 ' f A MMM' " id." . vg-gx'w..A3'+s , ,vu-? 5 .. N - 'Q-. ,. 7' 7 K ' PM . ,.....f..' K " , '??K+"'3 ' 'K 1. A'-'-"4 J' K a"'T"f'7"f-f'fY1'fQf"w"fff' -f -.Kvf7'+ . :. L x ...hi a fmdvgllf' ....., I LN A- I V., an If . 5 .-:M 5-5 I V Nmlilv KVM hw . , W . A .. 5- '-' i ,,,,,,-'-., pgs -ff Y' , --M . . ..M W M1 2 M3 fm. f ' .. .M , ',:..:14-1-:Q Mfg". - 3 . ff 3- '- '- -'avrr-AZ me . A W '-ff " V ' .. ,. M " ' - ' ,...., M K ,,,,-.gp-gg., Y .. , , wh- V, N ,M , Q , V -f - " ' .AQ , - ' flew - ' f ' """K"' , M 'W""M' Y, . 4, W N-f"' , ,... Q1 W ., , -,Q -.wn ,M 6,45 I. 3 , 4 ..:. f-ff . ' ' . - W 'A' .ww Q ' - f ,.g' gg., , V .,. '- ,- : . - , z, .' j,..,,..:.- Q-5 . ' W - . . , .ff 2,1 K ' " ,Q " f'v-gig Q' qw . ,iQXfqn.,...-Q-M.- . mas., K 'K K K K , X 'X' KZ' 1114A-Q4 . N . QJXK 9' . . 6 "'545wffKK A Q M x A W . Wm, if , M. ,ww A ' . .. ,, ,. . . ,W aww.. Fewgff :BPM 4 f A -45.1 Q Tzfvfix " - -V ,EQ-V ' 9'-:fl " -K 371: iw? . .XTX f-ff K' if 1 .am31,f5.Qi 5, -asgzewff , aw Q sfmrie Riff . "' ff , .- , Qi If ,j4 Q1f? i'1" Til? i - K f .. -' Q - N M 2? ff- i A if 1K.jiKQX ffgi wifi f-ff, A K. x ggagfmzgaa x A . A .... Q A - . , 2 f 1 " Tikf' KB . if A - ' x ,2fg?gs.. M e gg: R Y 'K ' . 'Y . .. 3913? K 2Hgf..4gfiv,:.kif'v ,Q XE'-f a x w Qfwgfiigq.,-4 - , W xx 3 I . X- if A viiiwigfagliqim , ,gQgXW.gfg'g.f A .2 f' '- A ' ' .. .V x - ' 'w x ' fi , Q. ff ' ' Xi il , Hs 9421, lwgiymg- L gifs 2942 fwfyigih il : ., ,. ,, ,. , .X H, K ,, f,f.W, A hy! W 'K 4 1 ff , A . M F ask F f K ' ' 4' . , " ' Aw " iw .. ', y. ' - K fK fK'K ?'fa,': . N K ,, " AK K . 4,5 V X W .W - ,Q t fy: Q, A V W , X K ' e K jg. ii, ref-1 . 'U--n "K fi' .- W X W Y W ,M I mn e ,ffiizfgig "" . 5 . Vg- M 44.1 ,. fs 'i ? 1 i is Y Q J 3 4