Anderson High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Burlington, NC)
- Class of 1959
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TREA URE CHEST
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ANDERSON HIGH SCHOOL
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Burlington, North Carolina
LINDA SIMMONS .... ............. E ditor
RONALD MOORE ..... a . . . Business Manager
MR. E. O. LITTELL .... ..... S enior Advisor
MRS MAE ANDREWS SIDNEY P. BRADSHER MRS ELI-A E
University of N. C., TAYLOR
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HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY
M. Q. PLUMBLEE
Principal
UniversiLy of N. C.
Mars Hill College
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EMIL O LITTELL SHEFFIELD H ABELL RALPH W HOLMES MIIAS I. GREEN
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COUL QL University of N.C. , University of N C Agrieulturu Edueauon
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FANNIE T. LITTELL LILLIAN BOSWELL INEZ W. WALKER
Carver School of Elon, A. B.
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Work, B. R. E.
Butler University
University of N. C.
ELEME TARY
BILLY OAKLEY
University of N. C.
Elon College, B. S.
JESSIE H. MCCULLOCH ELIZABETH F. WHITE
Lenoir Rhyme College, Elon College, A.B.
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University of N. C. ,
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DEDICATIQ
We, the Senior Class, in the year nineteen hundred and fifty-nine dedicate this annual to our school and to
all who have strived to support it.
We leave to our faculty members our sincere thanks for the patience, kindness, and knowledge they have
bestowed upon us.
To Mrs. Miles and Mr. Minnis who started us toward our goal.
To our sponsor, Mr. Littell, who guided us during our senior year.
To our faithful and long-suffering principal, Mr. Plumblee, who gave us helpand co-operationwhile guiding
us toward our goal:
We are grateful to our parents who have stood by us during this long journey. Their faith in us has brought us
through.
To all the students, we leave our best wishes for continued success in their studies. We hope that their edu-
cation will be a tool in climbing the ladder of life.
We are grateful also for the school sports and extra-curricular activities which have brought out qualitites of
leadership in all of us. -
We dedicate this TREASURE CHEST to Anderson High School.
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Senior Class Officers A
LINDA OLIVER.
RONNIE BOoNE.......... . ................... . . .
SONIA SWIFT. .
GENEVA COBB.
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ANGILEA BOONE
F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. Club Recreation
Leader 2,4-H Club 1, 2, Class Secretary 3, Glee
Club 1, 2, 3, Annual Staff 4.
RONALD BOONE
4-HClub 1, 4-HCIub Recreation Leadcr1,Science
C lub 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club Treasurer 3, Clee
Club 1, 2, 3,Bus Driver 3, 4, Class Vice-President
1, Class President 3,4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Chief
Marshal 3, Student Council President 4.
CHRISTINE BRYANT
F,H,A, Club 1, 2, 3,-1, Glee Club 1, 2, 3.
EUGENE CHEEK
4-H Club 1, 2, 3,4, F. F.A. Club 1,2, 3, 4, Bus
Driver 3,4.
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IEANETTE ALDRIDC-E
4-HClub 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A.
Club Treasurer 4, Class Treasurer 1, 2.
JIMMY ALLRED
C lass President 1, Class Vice-President 2, 4-H
Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club Song Leader 2, 4-H
ClubPresident 3,F.F.A. Club 1, 2, F.F.A. Club
Secretary 2, Science Club 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,
4, Bus Driver 3, 4, Clee Club 1,2, 3, Annual Staff 4.
MELVIN ALLRED
F.F.A. Club 1,2,3, 4-l-I Club 1,2,3,4, Glee
Club 3, Basketball 1,2, 3,4, Bus Driver 3, 4.
EILEEN BARRY
Transferred Lo Anderson from Altamahaw Ossippee
in Senior Year, Office Secretary 4.
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GENEVA COBB
F. H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. Club Secretary
4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Class Historian 1, 25 Class
Treasurer 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4,4-H Club Rec-
reation Leader 3, 4, 4-H County Winner 1, 2, 3,
Library Club 3, 4, Library C lub President 3,
Annual Staff 4.
JERRY COOK
4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. F.A. 1, 2, 4, Science Club
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BETSY LANDRUM GWYNN
T ran s fe rr e d to Anderson in Senior Year from
Flushing High School, Flushing, New York.
GEORGE JOYCE
F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3,Baseball 2, 3,45 Basketball 1, 2.
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BOBBY LOFTIS
Science Club 1, 2, 35 Baseball 3, 4.
PERCILLA MASSEY
4-HClub 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H. A.
Club Recreation Leader 4, Basketball 3, 4, Annual
Staff4.
WALLACE MASSEY
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, 4-H Club 1, 2.
BILLY MCKINNEY
Bus Driver 2, 3, 4, F. F.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4.
4-I-I Club 1, 2, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, l7'.H.A. Clu
WESLEY PAIGE
4 II Club 1,2,3,.1, F.If.A. c1111. 1,2,4, F.F.A
Club Vice-President 4, Science Club 3.
CLYDE PASCHAL
Science Club 1,2, 3, 4.
SANDRA ROSCOE
4 l-l Clllll 1, 2, 3, 4, r.II.A. ciub 1, 2, 3,4, BGS-
lxetball 1, 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4.
GREY RICE
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3, 4, Library Club 3, 4, LibraryClub Treasurer
3, Library Club Secretary 4, Annual Staff 4.
JIM MINOR
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club Reporter 1,
1-II cum 1, 2, 3,4, cm ciub 1, 2, 3.
LA RRY MINOR
Science Club 1, 2, 3, Baseball 2, 3,-1.
RONALD MOORE
Science Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Science Club President 4,
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tball 1, 2, 3, 4, Marshal 3, Annual Staff 4.
LINDA OLIVER
Science Club 1, Science Club Treasurer 1517. H. A.
Club 2, 3, 4, F.l-LA. Clubl-listorian 4, 4-I-l Club
1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3,-1, Class Historian 3,
Class Secretary 4, Clee Club 3, Piano 1, 2, 3,43
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Driver 3, Miss Anderson 3, Student Council
Representative 4, Annual Staff 4.
AU DREY SIMMONS
4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F. H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Student
Council Representative 4, Basketball 3, 4, Annual
Staff 4.
LINDA SIMMONS
Class Secretary 1, President 2, Vice-President 3,
Editor 4, Clee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, 4,
4-I-I Club Recreation Leader 2, 4-I-I Club Report-
er 3, 4, 4-I-I County Winner 1, 2, 3, 4-H County
Council Vice-President 2, Secretary 3, F.I-LA.
1,2, 3, 4, Parliamentarian 1, F. I-LA. President
4, Library Club 3, 4, Basketball Scorekeeper 2,
3, 4, Miss Anderson 1.
GLORIA SOMERS
F.H.A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4, F.l'l.A. Club Reporter 4
4-I-I Club 3, 4, Clee Club 3, Annual Staff 4.
JAMES STANLEY
Science Club 1, 2, 3, Marshal 3.
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ALLEN SWIFT
4-I-I Club 1, 4,G1ee Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 1,
2, 3, 4, Science Club Secretary 1, Baseball 3, 4,
Basketball 4, Annual Staff 4.
SONJA SWIFT
F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, F.l-I.A. Historian 3, F.H.A.
Vice-President 4, Glee Club 2, 3, 4-I-I Club 1, 2,
3, 4, 4-I-I Club Reporter 2, 4-H Club Secretary
2, 4, 4-I-l County Winner 1, 2, 3, 4-H County
Council Reporter 3, Class Vice-President 4, Bus
Driver 3, 4.
MARION TATE
F. F.A. Club 1, 2, 3, F. F.A. President 3, Annual
Staff 4.
NORMA TROXLER
Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4-H Club 1, 2, F.H.A. Club
1, 2, 3, 4, F.l-LA. C lub Parliamentarian 3, Li-
brary Club 3, 4, Library Club Treasurer 4, Marshal
3, Class Historian 4, Student Council Chaplain
4, Annual Staff 4.
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Jeanette Aldridge and Larry Minor
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Norma Troxler and Ronald Moore
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Billy McKinney and Clyde Paschal
BIGGEST FLIRTS MOST MUSICAL MOST UNPREDICTABLE
Audrey Simmons and Jim Minor Christine Bryant and jerry Cook Wesley Page and Eugene Cheek
CLASS HI TORY
In the fall of '55, a group of excited students entered high school. We had a large group of fifty-five,
which was guided by Mr. Minnis and Mrs. Miles. An important event for us then was the election of our
class officers. They were the following: President, Jimmy Allred, Vice-President, Ronald Boone, Sec-
retary, Linda Simmons, and Treasurer, Jeanette Aldridge. The year of '55 was not all work for us. We
had several parties to brighten up our everyday routine.
The next year we again entered high school, but this time more excited than ever. We were very
proud indeed to be called Sophomores. Mr. Minnis was our homeroom teacher. Our class officers w ere:
President, Linda Simmons, Vice-President, Jimmy Allred, Secretary, Percilla Massey, and Treasurer,
Jeanette Aldridge. Our activities were not so numerous this year, we had only one party.
Our junior year was an exciting year, and a great experience for all of us. Our most happy moments
were spent ordering our class rings and eagerly waiting for them to arrive. The preparations for our junior-
Senior Banquet which was held at the Plantation Supper Club were also exciting. Again Mr. Minnis gave
us his complete confidence and saw us through a happy year, indeed. Those who served as our class of-
ficers were: President, Ronald Boone, Vice-President, Linda Simmons, Secretary, Angilea Boone, and
Treasurer, Geneva Cobb.
Then came the eventful September of '58 and we, at last, were dignified Seniors. The class officers
elected to guide us through were: President, Ronald Boone, Vice-President, Sonja Swift, Secretary, Linda
Oliver,and Treasurer, Geneva Cobb. Under Mr. Littell's guidance we get bravely forth to nieet the many
tasks as they came our way. Among them were the publication of our annual, the presentation of our
Senior Play, our trip to Washington, and the graduation preparations. Next came the junior-Senior Banquet
which was greatly appreciated.
An now. . .we the Senior Class of '59 can hardly believe we are about to end our high school days.
They have passed too quickly, and we find we must prepare ourselves for the future. In bidding farewell
to the students, faculty, and to dear old Anderson High, we are truly grateful fortheir patience, guidance,
and encouragement to us in facing 1ife's way more securely.
NORMA TROXLER
Historian
J CLASS PROPHECY
It must be the gypsy in me-I don't know any other reason for choosing me to foretell the class
prophecy. Iwill now gaze into the crystal ball to see what the future holds for the grand class of 1959.
Turn Onward, Turn Onward
Oh time in your flight
Let me see the graduates of '59
Ten years from tonight.
BOBBY IDFTIS has been looking around for an office in which to hang his shingle. You know he is a
dentist, I suppose. I always did wonder why he worked so hard to build up his muscles. "Hold on to the
chair patients, please. "
My, that new filling station that CLYDE PASCHAL is building is really swell. Some people wonder
why he does so well, but I would like to know if his conscience hurts him when he sells three quarts of
gas for a gallon.
SANDRA RASCOE has decided to build a service station and hire a certain boy from Burlington to
manage it.
JIM MINOR owns a corset factory in Reidsville. His best customer is himself.
BETSY GWYNN, who married before graduation, is very happy with her husband and five wonderful
children.
Who is this fellow I see going up and down Main Street in Page town? It is none other than BILLY
MCKINNEY, and no wonder he and his old girl friend have made up.
RONNIE BOONE is the owner of the largest garage in Burlington. He got all of his experience from
working on his '39 Dodge and keeping it in running shape.
JEANETTE ALDRIDGE is happily married and clerking at Brintle's Grocery Store.
MELVIN ALLRED and EUGENE CHEEK are the two most successful farmers in Caswell County, as you
can see by their large homes and farmes
Wow! Here comes LINDA OLIVER in a 1970 Chevrolet. I hear that she wore her '55 Chevrolet out
going to Burlington on Sunday afternoons.
GREY RICE, as you know, attended W. C. She liked it so well that she is now on the faculty there.
April's issue of "Charm" really disappeared from the newsstand, but its no wonder. Our own NORMA
TROXLER's face smiled prettily on the cover wearing a new Easter Bonnet. She really is a lovely model.
SONJA SWIFT won the most blue ribbons at the fair this year. She is a wonderful housekeeper. No
wonder her husband, Jimmy, is putting on weight with her doing the cooking.
Say, who is that smiling nurse coming out of room 108 in Duke Hospital? GENEVA COBB, of course.
Who wouldn't get sick just to get her to hold their hand?
JIMMY ALLRED has finally made a successful career in Hollywood. He plays opposite Marilyn Monroe
in "My Son, Jimmy."
Lets look in on RONALD MOORE. He has become the owner of the largest meat packing plant in
North Carolina. Naturally, he needs an efficient secretary, and who else is it but Beatrice.
JERRY COOK, who always asked so many questions, now has a job as the Master of Ceremonies of
"The 564, OOO Question." Christine is his cute little helper.
"Take a letter, please, Miss LINDA SIMMONS." She is secretary to the president of the largest bank
in Burlington, who happens to be Marcell.
GLORIA SOMERS, after years of knocking other people's cars out of the way, has finally learned how
to drive without hitting other people's cars.
MARION TATE has bought a tent and is camping out at Cobb Memorial.
ALLEN SWIFT is replacing Elvis Presley in Hollywood and I hear he is doing great.
JAMES STANLEY, who always had SO many girl fl'ie11dS, hClS decided to leave them all alone and take
up wrestling.
WESLEY PAGE has bought a farm in the Prospect Hill Community and married Juanita.
LARRY MINOR has just finished writing his newest book, Sweet which promises to be an in-
teresting one. This is the fifth one he has written.
After he gained enough experience in the grocery business, GEORGE JOYCE opened a large food store,
and now his business has expanded to several other cities.
There is another television program in progress. Isee ANGILEA BOONE, who stars on the mystery
show, "Lights Out!"
CHRISTINE BRYANT, who always had so many boy friends, has decided on one now. She says Jerry
is for keeps.
WALLACE MASSEY is now happily married and living beside Cherry Grove School.
PERCILIA MASSEY after dating so many boys from E. M. Holt has decided to quit them all and start
teaching school down there.
EILEEN BARRY, who has always been so sweet- natured, has decided to take up wrestling.
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Sitting, Lett to Right: Geneva Cohh, Treasurer, Patricia Gregory, Ir. Editor, Linda Simmons, Editor, Allen Swift, Assist-
ant Editor, liinda Oliver, Secretary, Ronnie Moore, Business Editor. Standing: Pereilla Massey, Arts and Pictures, Jeanette
Aldridge, Assistant Treastirer, Norma Troxler, Historian, Grey Rice, Arts and Pictures, Marion Tate, Assistant Business
Editor, E. O. Littell, Sponsor, Melvin Allred, Sports Editor, jimmy Allred and Angilea Boone, Limerieks, Sandra Raseoe,
Sports Editor, Audrey Simmons, Prophecy, Gloria Somers, Testatrix.
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Sitting, Lett to Right: Mrs. Andrews, Advisor, Sarah Rainey, Secretary, Ronnie Boone, President, Beatrice Roherts, Viee-
President, larry B5 rd, Treasurer, Norma Troxler, Chaplain. Standing: Carol Baker, Sophomore Representative,judy Smith,
Freshman Representative, Barbara Laws, Freshman Representative, Audrey Simmons, Sr. Representative, Cecil Page and
Mitzy Combs, jr. Representative, Linda Oliver, Sr. Representative, Betty Troxler, Sophomore Representative.
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We, the graduating class of 1959, realizing that we have arrived at the closing of our school days,
being ready to depart from good old Anderson High, and being mindful of those we leave behind us
declare this our last will and testament.
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Billy Smith, JIM MINOR wills his ability toaggravate girls, provided he doesn't mind getting slapped
Patricia Gregory, NORMA TROXLER wills her neatness.
Iantha Coley, BETSY GWYNN wills her happy moments of being married.
Buddy Cox, JAMES STANLEY wills his good times spent going to Reidsville.
Beatrice Roberts, JEANETTE ALDRIDGE wills her happy times spent being engaged
Patricia King, SANDRA RASCOE wills her mischievousness and love of sports.
Billy Yeatts, PERCILLA MASSEY w' ls her witty ways.
Pricilla Buckner, SONJA SWIFT w' , her position on the basketball team.
J. B. Johnson, ALLEN SWIFT wi s is good times flirting with girls in Burlington
Mac Wilson, GEORGE JOYCE 'his job of working in town during his senior year
Wilma Page, CHRISTINE BR wills her front seat in every class.
Henry Boone, MARION TAT ' wills his good times going with girls from Cobb School
Maynard Smith, RONNIE 00 l wills his position as president of the Student Council
Judy Wyrick, GLORIA SOM RS wills her good times spent dating boys from Reidsville and Burlington
Cecil Page, LINDA OLIV 'Wills her popularity, provided he will be as popularwith the girls as Linda
Carolyn Aldridge, GEN y' COBB wills her ability to succeed in school work.
Myrtie Keatts, WALIA : , ASSEY wills his quietness.
Clem Hooper, ANGIL - HID wills her friendliness.
Marie Apple, AUDR -1 MONS wills her good times spent dating boys from E. M Holt
David Cale, EILEEN qlyi- if wins her odd jobs.
Mitzy combs, -X ' MONS wills her Qbniry to sew.
is with the boys.
Marcell Oakley, Oli' ' D MOORE wills his happy moments of going steady.
J. I. Smith, M 1 ' il wills his bu and the ability to drive it.
Patricia Rudd J ' I OO wills his abili ' to ask a lot of questions.
W. M. Ki ro an Ju en Ric , WESLEY PAG wills his weakness for good-looking women
Sarah Rai ey, 'EI RICE w lls her position o the annual staff, provided she is willing to work hard
Wilbert P schal I DE PAS HAL wills his go d times selling ads.
Donald oope ' ENE CH EK wills his abili to sell magazines.
Lawre ce I f-if' BOBBY OFTIS wills his su erlative, "Best Sport."
J. W. Smi Y MINO wills his joy of ta ing about girls from Reidsville
lar and BILLY 4 CKINNEY leaves is ex-girl friend in Page Town. Larry and Irvin can
de d L wants her n Saturday night a d which one wants her on Sunday night
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' Juniqsp Class Officers
IARRYBYRDU.. ....... ...... .Y...........Treasurer
WILBERT PASCHAI.........f... ... . f3.....ViC6-President
CLEM HOOPER:...... ....K............President
MARCELL OAKEEX '
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CAROLYN ALDRIDGE
MARIE APPLE
HENRY BOONE
PRICILIA BUCKNER
IRVIN BYRD
LARRY BYRD
DAVID CALE
MITZY COMBS
IANTHA COLEY
BUDDY COX
LAWRENCE DUNEVANT
PATRICIA CREOORY
CLEM HOOPER
DONALD HOOPER
J. E. JOHNSON
MYRTIE KEATTS
W. M. KIMBRO
PATRICLA KING
MARCELL OAKLEY
CECIL PAGE
WILMA PAGE
WILBERT PASCHAL
LONA RAINEY
SARAH RAINEY
GLENN RICE
BEATRICE ROBERTS
PATRICIA RUDD
BILLY SMITH
J. I. SMITH
J. W. SMITH
MAYNARD SMITH
JUDY WYRICK
BILLY YEATTS
MAC WILSON
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MARIE TUCKER ..... fi ................................. Vice-President
MELVIN BUTLER ..... ......... A ........ . . . a .V ........ President '
BETTY TROX LER .............. Q ............ ..... ........ T reasurer
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BOBBY FAIN
LINDA GARRISON
MAYNARD GREGORY
CAROLYN HALL
MARY KING
VICTORIA LOFTIS
RICHARD MASSEY
BARBARA MONTGOMERY
BARBARA PAGE
LINDA PAGE
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GARY PRATHER
ELLA RAINEY
NORMAN SCOTT
CAROLYN SOMERS
CHARLES SOMERS
CAROL SMITH
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MARENDA SMITH
JIMMY TEAGUE
BETTY TROXLER
MARIE TUCKER
FAYE WALKER
DONNIE WILSON
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REBECCA GWYNN
ANNIE MCKINNEY
MARGARET MINOR
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LINDA ALDRIDGE
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BRENDA ALDRIDCE
JANICE ALDRIDGE
CLAU DIE ALLRED
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PATSY BARRY
RAYMOND BRADLEY
MARY ANN BRAFFORD
CAROLINE BRYANT
ROBERT BUCKNER
BETTY CLARK
GRACE COMPTON
DELOIS DYSON
CHARLES GWYNN
MARGARET GWYNN
MARION GWYNN
NANCY GWYNN
PATRICIA I-IYLER
MARNIN JONES
ROBERT JOYCE
BARBARA KEATTS
MAXINE IAWBERT
BARBARA LAWS
MARY ANN MASSEY
N. L. OLIVER
MARY ANN RICE
WEEDEN RASCOE
HERMAN ROBERTS
JOSEPH ROBERTS
ROBERT SAUNDERS
PATRICIA SIMMONS
JIMMY SIMMONS
JUDY SMITH
CORNELIA TATUM
RONNIE VINSON
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ROY I-IICKS
ROY MAI-IALY
ALTON MILES
CLIFTON SIMMONS
BARNEY WARD
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First Row, I.eI't to Right: Wayne Gregory, Alvis King, Shir ey ra orc, 1 e "y, ' , .,
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Fay e Cheelt, linda Gregory, Glenda Kay Wall-ger. Third Row: Richard a' ey, 'are t
Joyce Stainlvaclt, Hazel Rudd, Sue Montgomery, Barbara Gregory.
MRS. LYNAM'S ROOM
First Row, Lett to Right: Katie Scott, Sue illdllllii, Sandra Gregory, jane Webster, Brenda Buelyner, Eddie Byrd, Elmer Byrd,
Sammy Butler. Second Row: Elnora Arnold, Dot Malialey, Barbara Stanficld, Margie jones, Marlene Oakley, Wayne King,
Glen Wilson, Karen Roscoe, Tommy Strange. Third Row: Margie Travis, Roger Bailey, Coy jean Hamlet, Sarah Mahaley,
jimmy Underwood, Ernie Fuller, Kenneth Smith, Dennis Oliver, jimmy Lipscomb, Charles Gregory.
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First Row, Left to Right: Leonard Tatum, jr., Barry Clayton, james McKinny, Cecil Butler, Reba Hardin, D. C. Wilson, Jerry
Oakley, Annie Roberts, Brenda Smith. Second Row: Treva Gregory, J. T. Webster, Peggy Herndon, Betty Montgomery, Donna
Massey, Martha Trollinger, Sandra Massey, Sharon Kimbro, Tommie Gregory, Jerry Foushee. Third Row: Peggy Stanfield,
Susan Oakley, Sally Lipscomb, Rachel Keatts, Brenda Stanfield, Barbara King, Gilbert Simmons, Frank Brannock, Gordon
Plumblee, Linda Stainback, jimmy Rascoe.
MRS. MCCULLOCH'S ROOM
First Row, Left to Right: Judy Simmons, lfivern Campbell, Rhonda Stainback, Brenda Brafford, Devonah Hooper, Neal Page,
Remona Gregory, Peggy Rice, Betty Stanfield, Deborah Hooper. Second Row: Mrs. McCulloch, C. H. Wilson, Dianne Barts,
Barbara King, janet Arnold, Patricia Hicks, james Aldridge, Ronnie Walker, Henry Farrell, Brenda Fuqua, Charles Anne Byrd.
Third Row: Homer Saunders, Deborah Underwood, Oylen Parrott, Judy Boswell, james Brannock, Tom Farrell, Kenneth
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lfirst Raw, letl ta Rigilil: Ritlyey Clayton, fannie l'lL1ll'ines, jr., Danna Baller, Janire Roberts, Faye CYCSIOIT. Ellkllwlll Hlllillci
Sylvia llamlett, Cale Vane, Dianne Camplwell, juan Biielaier. Second Row: Mrs. Wallter, jaeli Yealts, jr., lla! Byrd, Wesley
Mt'Kinney, Sandra Vnqua, Pally Aldridge, lillen Wilson, Patricia Stanfield, Doris jones. lliird Row: Donnie Brannaeli, llerlwert
Campbell, Leon Oakley, jane lfarrell, Anita Gale Rudd, Mary Tate, Paul jones, 'Terry lrellinaer.
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lfirst Raw, Lelt te Rigllit: lelmny Gammon, liddie Ayers, Carolyn Daniels, lingene Gregory, Sliaron Miles, Brenda Herndon
William Wilsan, Billy Aldridtli-, Ira lNleRi1nn-y, Dt-lmas Cliandler, Carry Stainlwaeli. Second Row: David Malone, lXlieliae
Creqory, Donnie lklvliiimey, Dale llaaaad, Relveeeali Byrd, Wilma Cross, Merry Aldridge, Candyiee Aldridge, Linda lliel.s
Bennie lla r re lsun, Gail Welvster. 'lliird Row: Mrs. Boswell, Mieliael Wall4ei', Donald Byrd, jimmy Kimlwre, Dwight Geek,
Kenneth Travis, Ray Daniels, Rex Terrell, Delbert Bailey .
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First Raw, l.eil to Riqlit: Mrs. Littell, Vielicy Priddy, Karen 'l'errell, Joyce Grtibbs, Donnie Camplvell, Clifton llagoed, june
lintler, lJel'acn'ali ,llI'UX'lfC, Wanda Cliandler, Dianne Stainldaelx. Second Row: Kenneth Sinimtms, Donnie Day, lris Raseoe, -lamt'S
Yealts, Olivia Dale- Miles, Sandra Daniels, Dean Rice, Sammy Clayton, Carol Kina. Tliird Raw: Paul Buell. n e r, Dexter
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First Row, Left to Right: Margaret Minor fChiefj, Beatrice Roberts fCo-Chiefj. Second Row: Lona Rainey,
Betty Troxler, Linda Garrison. Third Row: Carolyn Hall.
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She's got the rep that always wins her game. Her fighting team has always helped to
win her fame. Oh Anderson School is high in everything and to her all our praises now
we sing. She's got the rep, the pep, and everything and everything so Rah! Rah!
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Audrey Simmons, Sonja Swift, Sandra Roscoe, Linda Oliver,
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Patricia King, Carol Smith, Mrs. Andrews Kloachi, Patricia
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Linda Ycaus, Linda SlCllIlDClCl4, Lorcltcr Boswull, Brenda Stcmlicld, Barbara Stcurficld, Linda Simmons, Linda Oliver,
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Standing, First Row: Barbara Keatts, We-eden Rascoe, Mary Rice, Patricia Simmons, Grace Compton, Linda Aldridge, Mary Brafford, Betty Troxlcr, Mimry Combs,
Geneva Cobb, Sandra Raseoe, Linda Oliver, Pereilla Massey, Gloria Somers, Jeanette Aldridge, Charles Gwynn, Linda Garrison, Claude Allred, Everette Hardin.
Second Row: Sarah Rainey, Patricia Gregory, Martell Oakley, Melvin Butler, J. I. Smith, Audrey Simmons, Marie Apple, Donnie Wilson, Carolyn Aldridge, Carol
Baker, Patricia King, Janice Aldridge. Third Row: jim Minor, Allen Swift, jimmy Allred, Melvin Allred, N. L. Oliver, W. M. Kimbro, Eugene Cheek, Wesley
Page, Mary King. Fourth Row: Carolyn Hall, Margaret Minot, jerry Cook, Joey Roberts, Marie Tucker, Ella Rainey, Evonne Aldridge.
First Row, Left to Right: Wayne Ayers, Kenneth Smith, Ernie Fuller, Dennis Oliver, Tommy Gregory Wayne King Sammy Builer Charles Creamy liidie Bfri
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Fannie Iefiryes, Glenda Massey, Margia jones, Linda Stainback, Barbara Stanfield, Patricia Hicks, Betty Stanfield. Fourth Row: Sally Liyscornb, Linda Yeatts fViee-
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How River, North Carolina
CASWELL FURNITURE CO.
Yonceyville, North Carolina
McMULLAN'S JEWELRY
Ycnceyville, North Carolina
T. V. 8K RADIO CLINIC
Reiclsville, North Carolina
GRAHAM TRACTOR CO.
Graham, North Ccrolino
Hotel-A place where you pay dollars for quarters
WOODRGW HGOPER S
SERVICE STATION
Gas and Oil
Feed and Seeds
General Merchandise
Route 53, Burlington, North Carolina
C. M. MANN COMPANY
Wholesale
Since l92l
Drugs - Candies - Special School Supplies
5l4 Tucker Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Diploma-The man who Fixes the pipes.
Smile-A thing with immense face value.
CGBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC
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QUALITY
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Phone CA 6-4252
Burlington, North Carolina
PETE'S FRGZEN CUSTARD
Banana Splits - Milk Shakes - Frozen Custard
Ice Cream - Sunclaes
PETE'S NO. 1
I
Corner of Trade and Lindsey A'
PEII5's No. 2 cm ,-ig
South Church Street Q7 I
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Burlington, North Carolina
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Acoustic-Something you shoot pool with.
Work-The yeast that raises the dough.
COBLE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE
No. 18f No. 2
N. C. Newman - R. W. Rainey
W. Curry King - L. D. Winsteacl, Jr.
None Better - Few as Good
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
1 ll
PRODUCERS WAREHOUSE
Best Service - Best Prices
Danville, Virginia
Erosion-A nine-year-old washing his hands.
Wisecracker-A smart cookie .
TWIN - STATES WAREHOUSE
"We Appreciate Your Business and We
Give You Tops in Money and Service."
Owners and Operators
Robert Morgan
Roy L. Smith
Bud Rummage
Burch Keck
Telephone LO 3-796i
Meloane, North Carolina
G. H. KIRKPATRICK
81 SON
FOODS SAVINGS Farmers Seed Service
GRADUATE TO GREATER
Quality Seed
Specializing ln Seed Cleaning
And Treating
, General Crop Spraying
Ai Your Friendly Liquid Nitrogen Fertilizer Contractor
Complete Yard Service
Aerifiering - Reseeding
Top-Dressing - Tree and Yard
Spraying
LOcust 3-4l82
Mebane, North Carolina
Hit Song-A song that stops being popular by the time you learn the words.
Commentator
An ordinary spud .
MCCLURE
FUNERAL SERVICE
Completely Equipped To Serve
You From Either Location
II-4 S. Main Street
Graham, North Carolina
or
605 Webb Avenue
Burlington, North Carolina
Phone CA 27I I-Graham
CA 7-7488-Burlington
"Prompt Ambulance Service"
ALAMANCE
COUNTY NEW
CAR DEALERS
ASSOCIATION
Members:
Alamance Motors, Inc.
Atwater Motors Co.
American Discount Co.
Bick Long Motors
Bill Price Buick, Inc.
Cole Motors, Inc.
County Finance Co.
Ewing Motors, Inc.
Graham Motors, Inc.
Home Finance Co.
Lilen and Lee, Inc.
Mebane Motor Co.
Security National Bank
Wachovia Bank 8 Trust Co.
Your Patronage Will Be Appreciated
PAYNE
on COMPAQYX
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iii
K e rcs e n e V :.,,: gigiiiiifbst
Fuel Oil X '
Gasoline
Phone CAnal 7435
Graham-Haw River Road
At Underpass
"A Home Means More With A
Carpet On The FIoor"
KAY-DAY TILE
AND CARPET CO.
Rubber Tile
Asphalt Tile
Inlaid Linoleum
Broadloom Carpet
Telephone CA 6-0257
8I8-820 S. Church Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Cartoon-What you hear when you turn on a car radio.
Tee Hee
-A male golfer.
A ,DEA
CONGRATULATIONS
5
Let Reddy Kilowatt 2
help you to live
better-electrically.
DUKE PowER Q
COMPANY
Serving the Piedmont Carolinas
THE DAILY
TIMES-NEWS
Burlington, North Carolina
The Daily Times-Newsis a complete
newspaper featuring Local, State,
National, and International cover-
age of the news day-by-day-six
days a week. Plus leading comic
strips and panels, editorial and pro-
fessional analyses, social events of
community interest, subiects on re-
ligion, education,compIete sports
reports-information, entertaining.
READ THE DAILY TIMES-NEWS
Newsroom CAnaI 6-44I7
Circulation CAnal 6-44I6
HOLT CONSTRUCTION
CONIPANY, INC.
General Contractors
Graham, North Carolina
Compliments of
Xgl:-fgglh E
Qs
BANK OF HAW RIVER
Haw River, North Carolina
Compliments of
POOLE'S FROZEN FOODS
Durham, North Carolina
Compliments of
FRANK'S JEWELRY
Graham, North Carolina
Baby porcupine fsquintin
g at a cactusiz Is that you, Mama?
Musclebouncl-Heading For the town of Muscle.
Compliments of
APPAREL, INC.
Manufacturer of Peach ancl Cream
Dresses
Mebane, North Carolina
CAROLINA
REXALL DRUGS
"Rendering a Broader Health
Service To Three Counties
For 26 Years"
Dial LOcust 3-6000
Mebane, North Carolina
Compliments of
DURHAM BANK 8.
TRUST COMPANY
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"Complete Banking Services
Mebane, North Carolina
PIEDMONT
WAREHCUSE
Joe W. Di I lard-Owner
"Not the Biggest, But The Best'
Meloane, North Carolina
Square-A guy who looks both ways before crossing a one-way street
Locomotive-A ridiculous reason for doing something.
Compliments of
CHASE BAG
COMPANY
-F1
Compliments of
BIG BILL BOTTLING
Reidsville, North Carolina
K Reidsville, North Carolina
iv
GRAHAM
SODA SHOP
For the Best in Film Developing
24-Hour Service-24
IOO North Main Street
Court Square
Graham, North Carolina
Compliments of
PLEASANT GROVE
SERVICE STATION
Gas-Oil
General Merchandise
Route ff 2
Burlington, North Carol ina
Satellite-A light cowboys attach to their saddles for night riding.
Money may talk but today's dollar doesn't have cents enough to say very much.
BANK
OF YANCEYVILLE
"For Better Banking
ancl Quicker Service"
Bring Your Money ln To Us
S.M. Boson-Owner
Yanceyville, North Carolina
CASWELL
INSURANCE SQ
REALTY CO.
"Protection that Protects"
S.M. Bason-Mgr.
Agents: E.J. Smith-W. C. Jackson
Yanceyville, North Carolina
PLANTER'S
WAREHOUSE
"Sell Your Tobacco Here"
George R. Carter-Haile Motley
Frank Murphy-C.M. Murphy
Lema Oakley
Industrial Avenue
Danville, Virginia
STEED LUMBER
COMPANY
Buyers of
Lumber-Logs
Standing Timber
Dial 2l88
Highway 86
Character: To have the same a
to mention it.
ilment the other person is describing and not
An optimist: A man who marries his secretary thinking
he'II continue to be able to dictate to her.
ACREE'S 81
cAswELL DAIRY HOLLAND?
The Best Place in Town to Eat
Milk Shakes - Ice Cream
Hot Dogs - Sandwiches
The Finest Sold is Meadow Gold
Yanceyville, North Carolina
WAREHOUSE
For Courteous Service and High
Prices, Sell with Us.
Managers:
Coon N unn -Harvey Dunn-Leonard
Acree's - Phone SW 2-502I
HolIand's - Phone SW 3-4037
Danville, Virginia
Nu
I1
FARMER'S
SEED SERVICE
Nutrena Feeds
Tested Seed of AII Kinds
Seed Cleaning and Treated
Field and Crop Spraying
Arcadian Liquid Nitrogen-Solution
II5 Ruffin Street
Mebane, North Carolina
Service Beyond The Sale
HOME
APPLIANCE STORE
"Better Products for Happier Livin
Cecil E. Moser
Entrance Court Square
West Elm Street
Graham, North Carolina
gil
Sad Facts of life-Square meals make round people.
Sign on taxidermist's window at lunchtime-OUT TO STUFF
Congratulations to the
Class of "59"
Compliments of
D. O. CHANDLER, JR.
WARREN'S WAREHOUSE
Danville, Virginia
RED 81 WHITE
SUPER MARKET
A complete Iine of Groceries
Yanceyville, North Carolina
Buick Authorized Sales and Service
When Better Automobiles
Are Built
Buick Will Build Them.
"Where to buy it."
DOILEY BUICK CO.
660 South Scales Reidsville
Compliments of
SANDY CROSS
SERVICE STATION
Highway 49
Haw River, North Carolina
u IQ X
Compliments of ti
GRUBBS FISH Housf
I
Graham-Hopedale Road '
"Best Fish in town" '
Compliments of
EAGLE STORIVI WINDOWS
Burlington, North Carolina
Entertaining? Buy Pepsi By The Case
PEEmslIIE3fLA
BOTTLING COMPANY eefeeehee
Durham-Burlington, North Carolina
without filling
T423 North Church Street Burlington, N. C.
Dog Fight-A sport where participants shake tails and come out biting.
College bred-A Four year loaf with father's dough.
WESTERN AUTO
Davis Tires-Wizard Batteries
Seat Covers-Accessories
Truetone Radios
Western Flyer Bicycles
Dial OW 4-2551
Yanceyville, North Carolina
WILLOW TREE ESSO STATION
Charlie H . Mul I is-owner
Tires, Tubes and Accessories
Road Service
Phone CA 8-l84l
Haw River, North Carolina
GUNN APPLIANCE
8: FURNITURE CO.
Furniture-The Better Kind
General Electric Appliances
Yanceyville, North Carolina
Compliments of
RUDD TRACTOR COMPANY
Case Tractors and Farm Equipment
C.M. Rudd-Manager
Yanceyville, North Carolina
WALTI NGTON'S SU PPLY STORE
Clothing
Hardware
Sports Equipment
Yanceyville, North Carolina
SAUNDER'S SERVICE STATION
Amoco
Gas and oil
General Merchandise
Route li I
Reidsville, North Carolina
GUNN TRACTOR
gc EQUIPMENT CO.
Phone OW 4-294i
Yanceyville, North Carolina
Backseat Driver-The only motorist who never seems to run out of gas.
Cactus-An overgrown pin cushion.
Compliments of
. B. ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY
"Everything Musical"
Burlington, North Carolina
P I EDMONT CLEANERS
"Pick-up and Delivery"
Carl H. Sutton, Jr., Owner
Dial CA 6-8293
I407 W. Webb Avenue
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
ALANIANCE FCX
Feed and Seed
Telephone CA 6-4467
234 Market Street
Burlington, North Carolina
THOMAS PAINT 8: PAPER CO.
Painting and Decorating
Brush and Spray
Dial CA 6-5509
537 N. Church Street
Burlington, North Carolina
ALAMANCE DRUG COMPANY
Patent Medicines-Cameras
and Supplies
Prescription Specialists
Sundries
Dial CA 7-42l6
223 Maple Avenue
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
COLONIAL
FURNITURE COMPANY
"Everything in Furniture"
Dial CA 7-4213
236 East Front Street
Burlington, North Carolina
COLEMAN'S MEN SHOP
"Quality for the Men and Boys"
Telephone CA 7-3283
437 South Spring Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
MAPLE AVENUE BARBER SHOP
2OI Maple Avenue
Burlington, North Carolina
Sound sleepers-People who snore.
Gold-digger
A human gimme pig.
BLALOCK'S
Tuxedo Sales and Rentals
Burlington, North Carolina
HARRY L. LYNCH
Wholesale Dealer Esso Products
Kerosene-Fuel Oil Gasoline
Day CA 8-8311 Night CA 7-2828
W. Front Street
Burlington, North Carolina
REGAL CLEANERS
Pick-up and Delivery Service
Dial CA 6-3742
16035 Church Street
Burlington, North Carolina
NIOOREF I ELD FLOR I ST
East Front Street
Burlington, North Carolina
ROXIE'S FLORIST
"Anything in Flowers"
1733 N. Church Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Near Western Electric
Between The Two Hospitals
Compliments of
NEWTON'S
FURNITURE COMPANY
"The Big Footed Newton Boys"
Burlington, North Carolina
SUNBEAM
The bread you need For energy
BANIBY BAKERY
Burlington, North Carolina
O'FERRELL
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE
State Farm-Auto-Fire-Life
Clyde O'FerreII
Burlington, North Carolina
Walkie-Talkie-Two women out for a stroll.
Bedbug-An undercover agent
HAM'S USED CARS
"The Best In Used Cars"
M.E. Ham -.I.M. Ham - Owners
Phone CAnal 49I3
Highway 70 East
Burlington, North Carolina
T Kr R SERVICE STATION
505 Rauhut Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Burlington Owned
SELLARS
DEPARTMENT STORE
Burlington Managed
Burlington, North Carolina
FLEETVIIOOD MOTEL
8: RESTAURANT
"Next to Home lt's Best"
Telephone CA 7-2003
Highways 70 - 49
Burlington, North Carolina
BLANCHARD TELEVISION
Sales and Service on
Televison and Appliance
Dial CA 8-8292
I408 Harden Street
Burlington, North Carolina
WALKER 8: HARRELSON
Feed - Fertilizer - Hay
, Telephone CA 6-5963
321 Fonrel Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
HOLT HOSIERY MILL
Ladies' Full Fashion and Seamless
Glen Raven, North Carolina
GLEN RAVEN FABRIC SHOP
Dress and Decorative Fabrics
Phone JU 4-732I
Glen Raven, North Carolina
A lady traveling with a friend on an airplane said to the pilot:
"Now don't go faster than sound-we want to talk."
Bill: "Did
Ed: "No
you take a bath?"
is one missing?"
BYRD'S FOOD CENTER S
1625 South Church Street
808 East Davis Street
399 West Harden Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
SMITH TRACTOR COMPANY
Your Ferguson Dealer
Telephone CA 6-4566
247 College
Graham-Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
SUMNER GROCERY STORE
Telephone CA 8-9201
Hopedale Road
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
JAMES WOODY ESSO
Telephone CA 6-3089
Union Ridge Road
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
LAMM'S CLOTHING COMPANY
Telephone CA 6-3038
314 South Main Street
Burlington, North Carolina
BIG POLE
BARBER SHOP
East Webb Avenue
Burlington, North Carolina
' Part of all you earn is yours
to save
COMMUNITY FEDERAL
SAVINGS AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
G. W. APPLE 8: SONS
107 Williams Street
Reidsville, North Carolina
Unbreakable toy-What a child uses to break everything else he can reach with it.
Infantry-A young
tree.
LEON GILLIANI'S
FEED 8: SEED STORE
Feed, Seed, and Fertilizers
Irrigation Equipment
Tobacco Curers
Dial CA 6-9086
229 West Davis Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Courtesy of
BELK BECK CONIPANY
Burlington, North Carolina
KOU RY' S
is
"Where Smart Women Shop"
443 South Main Street
Burlington, North Carolina
RICH 8: THOMPSON
FUNERAL HONIE
Ambulance Service
Dial CAnaI 6-I622
Burlington, North Carolina
EDDlE'S TYPEINRITER SERVICE
Eddie H. Bunton-owner
Royal Typewriters
Sales-Service, Rental Supplies
Phone 7-2465
I27 North Main Street
Burlington, North Carolina
C. C. JOHNSTON
Distributor of ESSO Products
Phone Day CA 6-9371
Night CA 6-3469
I6II W. Webb Avenue
Burlington, North Carolina
CAROLINA WAREHOUSE
"Home Of High Prices And A
Square Deal To All"
Bill Davis-Bob Tickle-Owners
Phone CA 8-T560
Burlington, North Carolina
PATE DAWSON CONIPANT
"Fresh Fruits and Vegetables"
Burlington, North Carolina
You can always tell an eight-year-old, but you usually have to tell him twice
Hamburgular-
Pig thief.
CASWELL MOTOR COMPANY
Real "Ford" Values
Ford - Mercury
Phone OW 233I
Yanceyville, North Carolina
CASWELL FUNERAL HOME
"A Service Every Family Can Afford
Telephone OW 4-252I
Yanceyville, North Carolina
Compliments of
THE CASWELL MESSENGER
Yanceyville, North Carolina
H. R. THOMPSON
NATIONWIDE INSURANCE
Friendly Insurance Service
Telephone OW 4-2054
Yanceyville, North Carolina
COLE CHEVROLET CO.
Oldsmobile - Chevrolet
Clyde C. Cole, Manager
Yanceyville, North Carolina
MURPHY OIL COMPANY
Wholesale and Retail Dealer
Yanceyville, North Carolina
"We Need Your Head
in Our Business"
RICHARDSON BARBER SHOP
Yanceyville, North Carolina
Compliments of
RICHMOND GUANO COMPANY
W. C. Jackson, Representative
Yanceyville, North Carolina
Customer: "And this I suppose is another example of that hideous modern art."
Art Dealer: "No, it's iust a mirror."
Cold War-Snowball fight.
"For Quality and Service In Gas
And Oil"
SEE Groceries, Hardware, Drugs
..I. Notions, 5 8 IOC Store
Route if 2
Burlington, North Carolina
Burlington, North Carolina
ROY L. SMITH
SERVICE STATION
Union Ridge Road
Compliments of
MINUTE GRILL
"Where Good Food Is Served"
Burlington, North Carolina
SUMNER'S AUTOMOTIVE, INC.
"Complete Line of Accessories
Auto Parts And Equipment
507 South Church Street
Burlington, North Carolina
BURLINGTON T. V. COMPANY
I76I West Webb Street
Burlington, North Carolina
HUEY'S BAR-B-0
Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q
"Best In The Land"
Burlington, North Carolina
McGregor and Manhattan
CURRIN and HAY
Men's and Boy's Wear
Burlington, North Carolina
Bostonian Shoes Dobbs Hats
If you're looking for a helping hand, you'II find one on the end of your arm.
Typing's not so bad after you get the hangk ofe iti .
Compliments of
BURLINGTON
BUSINESS COLLEGE
Burlington, North Carolina
JAKE'S BARBECUE
1375 South Church Street
Burlington, North Carolina
Compliments of
T. N. BOONE
"Featuring Stylish Made-to-
order Clothes For Students"
"Dinner Jackets For Rent"
Burlington, North Carol ina
BYRD TRACTOR
8r EQUIPMENT CO.
John Deere Sales and Service
Homelite Chain Saws
Phone CAnaI 7-3I28
Burlington, North Carolina
ROSE'S 5-10-251 STORES
BEST WISHES
Burlingronk Most Popular Store
Burlington, North Carolina
CASTLE'S BARBER SHOP
"Your appearance means a lot to you
South Main and Morehead Street
Burlington, North Carol ina
ALANIANCE WIENER SHOP
"For Good Hot Dogs, See Us"
200 West Front Street
Burlington, North Carolina
HUNTER'S GRILL
Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q
Brunswick Stew, Sandwiches
Of All Kinds.
Fountain Service
Curb Service
Highway 70-A
Haw River, North Carolina
Mother- "Who gave you that black-eye?"
Qs Junior- "No one, I had to fight for it."
O
Sausage-
A ground hog .
TYSON-NIALONE
HARDWARE CO. , INC.
Telephone LOcust 3-9131
Mebane, North Carolina
GENERAL MOTOR CO. , INC
Desoto-Plymouth
Telephone LOcust 3-3981
Third and Clay Streets
Mebane, North Carolina
NIEBANE LUMBER CO. , INC.
"Everything to Build Anything"
Mi I lwork-Hardware-Pai nts
Roofing-Gypsum Products
Dial LOcust 3-9271
Mebane, North Carolina
A 8: IVIGRILL
Pit Cooked Bar-B-Que
Sliced or Chopped
Phone LOcust 3-5022
Mebane, North Carolina
IVIELVILLE CHEVROLET CO.
INC.
us- -. Q ,
CHEVROLET
'I fgllw--7
Dial LOcust 3-2851
Mebane, North Carolina
THE EAGLE OIL CONIPANY
Since 1921
Texaco
Kerosene and Fuel Oil For
Home Heating
Dial LOcust 3-9751
Mebane, North Carolina
IVIEBANE FLOUR 8: FEED MILLS
"Pure Made FIour"
Duncan Southern
Phone LOcust 4574
Mebane, North Carolina
NIEBANE HARDWARE CO.
Dealers In
Dutch Boy Paint
Shelf Hardware
Bill Abernathy-Owner
130 W. Clay St.--Phone LO 3-6353
Mebane, North Carolina
Freddie: Maw, I told you not to make me take a bath.
See how plain
that hole in my sock shows now.
Autobiography
The life
story of a car.
C. A. CHILTON'S STORE
ESSO Gas and Oil
Spend your money where
money is needed.
SANDY CROSS
SERVICE STATION
E.L. Hughes - D.H. Rice
Telephone CA 7-2562
Highway 49
MAS SEY GROCERY
Your Friendly Phillips 66 DeaIer"
Route ff 2
Elon College, North Carolina
O. L. UNDERWOOD
BARBER SHOP
T.V. Service
Route ft I
Elon College, North Carolina
BAYNE' S STORE
Country produce
Star Brand Shoes
Route ff 3
Burlington, North Carolina
W. A. ALDRIDGE
Gas and Oil
General Merchandise
Hi-way 62 - I2 miles
South of
Yanceyville, North Carolina
Compliments of
N. L. OLIVER
Route ff I
Yanceyville, North Carolina
E.S. BUTLER'S STORE
Gas-Oil
Groceries-General Merchandise
Reidsville, North Carolina
Sign on a drinking fountain-"Old FacefuI!"
George: What should I wear with my purple socks?
Mike: Hip-boots!
Compliments of
THE NATIONAL BANK
OF ALAMANCE
G raham, North Carol ina
DAVIS GRILL
900 West Harden Street
Graham, North Carolina
Compliments of
CENTRAL MOTOR COMPANY
Desoto-Plymouth
Telephone LOcust 3-398i
Third and Clay Streets
Mebane, North Carolina
MEBANE SERVICE
Feed-Seed-Fertilizer-Farm Supplies
Custom Mill Service
Bulk Lime and Fertilizer Spreading.
Liquid Nitrogen
"We Market Grain"
Phone Mebane LO 3-963I
TRENT'S RECORD CENTER
45 R. P.M. Records
Across from Big Apple
708 North Scales Street
Reidsville, North Carolina
WALKER'S GARAGE
Allis-Chalmers
Sales and Service
Telephone Dickens 9-5696
Reidsville, North Carolina
M. 8: K. FURNITURE
"Home of Better Buys"
300 West Front Street
Burlington, North Carolina
DICK'S FISH HOUSE
East 70
Haw River Road
Burlington, North Carolina
Flirt: A woman who believes it's every man for herself.
Conceit-A form of "l" strain.
HOME FURNITURE COMPANY
"We Furnish The Home Complete"
Phone 4378
ii2 South Scales Street
Reidsville, North Carolina
STADLER ALDRIDGE COMPANY
Sales and Service
Dial Di 9-7058
Reidsville, North Carolina
Compliments of
LElNWAND'S DEPT. STORE
Air-Conditioned
Reidsvi l le, North Carol ina
WILLIANS-TRULL COMPANY
Irrigation Equipment
Phone DI 9-6245
Reidsville, North Carolina
Compliments to All Students
and Teachers of Anderson High
THE REIDSVILLE REVIEW
Published Daily
Reidsville, North Carolina
APPLE'S FEED 81 SEED
Big Apple's Food Stores
Quality Seed
Reidsville, North Carolina
BOB SHERVE AUTO SUPPLY CO.
Motor Overhauling
Brake Service-Motor Tuning
Telephone DI 8Oi5
425 South Scales Street
Reidsville, North Carolina
G. B. GREEN READY-MIX
Ready Mixed Concrete
Telephone: Reidsville, N.C.
Dlcken 9-5235
Spray, N.C.
MA in 3-2650
Madison, N.C. 759
"We Cover Rockingham County"
Nail-A long round object with a flat head, used to aim at while you hityour thumb
Modern Art-Oodles of doodles.
R
Compliments of
EIDSVILLE FINANCE CO. , INC.
Financing and Re-Financing
Is Our Business
Phone DI 9-703I-223 W. Morehead
Reidsville, North Carolina
LINK BROS. PHARMACY
Reidsville, North Carolina
LOVE TRACTOR SALES
Ford Tractors
Akron Irrigation
Mall Remington "Chain Saws"
Reidsvi Ile, North Carolina
Compliments of
HOOD SYSTEM
INDUSTRIAL BANK
Reidsville, North Carolina
HOOPER-IVIOORE
Clothes For Men and Boys
Reidsville, North Carolina
WILKERSON FUNERAL HONIE
"24 Hour Ambulance Service"
Telephone DI 4341
Reidsville, North Carolina
DABBS FLORIST
Flowers That Please
Telephone DI 9-4356
Reidsville, North Carolina
NIACES JEWELRY AND GIFTS
Where the bride selects herp
Silver, China, Crystal
Registered Jeweler
Reidsville, North Carolina
Psychiatrist-A mind sweeper.
Bathing beauty-A girl worth wading tor.
C ITTY FUNERAL HOME
Modern Chapel
Dial DI 9-336i
Reidsville, North Carolina
SHORT SUGARS
Pit Cooked Bar-B-Q
Curb Service
Reidsvi Ile, North Carol ina
RELIABLE INSURANCE
NICKI NNEY-HOLDERBY JEWELRY
8: REALTY CO.
"Rely on ReIiable"
Mac A. DeLancy, Mana er
Elgin Watches-Costume Jewelry
g Sheatfer Pens
Ph ne DI 9-4348 Reidsville, North Carolina
Monumental Square- o
Reidsville, North Carolina
NICKI NNEY GROCERY
Groceries and Meats
Dial DI 5624
5I4 Lawsonville Avenue
Reidsville, North Carolina
HUDSON'LESTER HARDWAR
8: BUILDING SUPPLY CO.
Devoe Paints-Hardware
Building Material
GE Appliances
Reidsville, North Carolina
E
Compliments of
FIRST NATIONAL
BANK OF RIEIDSVILLE
W,
X X
,ff 1?
Reidsville, North Carolina
STRADER'S SHOE STORE
"Shoes for all the family"
I38 S. Scales Street
Reidsville, North Carolina
Auction-Where you get something for nodding.
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