Pilot Mountain High School - Knob Whispers (Pilot Mountain, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 86 of the 1952 volume:

ANNUAL PUBLICATION OF PILOT MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL PILOT MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA Volume 6 As we face the unpredictable future, we are aware of the obstacles and pitfalls that await the approach of our unwary steps. In order to face these dif¬ ficulties and cope with them we realize the value of calling upon the strengthening experiences of our past to give us courage, fortitude, and wisdom. Since our fate and destiny lie so close before us, it is the hope of the staff that we may be able to present in this volume a panorama of events which, when summoned to memory, will serve as a firm foundation for our ensuing efforts. We, the staff of the 1952 KNOB WHISPERS , wish to present in black and white some of our experiences at Pilot Mountain High School in the hopes of always retaining the true Pilot Mountain spirit, as faithful, brave, and patriotic citizens of America. S T Af F Editor BARBARA NICHOLS Business Manager MARJORIE THORE Associate Editor KAY ARRINGTON OF THE KNOB WHISPERS Feature Editor Anne Hunter Photograph! Editor Joe Simmons Class Editor Pcftfiy McCormick Sports Editor Reese Hunter Typists Betty Paschal Louise Collins Joanna Ray Betty Jean Chilton DEDICATION For nine consecutive years Grady R. Motsinger has been witli us—welcoming, encouraging, advising. We will not soon forget his friendly greeting with our name as we passed on the walk, the intimate chats that never failed to end on a construc¬ tive note. Then there were the dreams, the hopes, the plans. We watched them grow from visions to blueprints of a new high school building. With profound admiration for his resourcefulness, his sense of fair play, and his deep human understanding, the Senior Class of Pilot Mountain High School dedicates the 195‘2 edition of Knob Whispers to Mr. Motsinger. PILOT MOUNTAIN HIGH SCHOOL Chi AIRMAN SCHOOL BOARD MR. W. M. MATTHEWS Chairman MR. JOE A. PELL, JR. MR. AUBREY DENNY MR. GEORGE REID DR. FRANK STONE ■mmm ■ THE PILOT MOUNTAIN Audrey b. rr ' -. teachers A,,pal«chu. Sta« C ' a T ” rif ' h French ' ■ Grade , t Qwain Ba ' , Carina College F.ast C ar ' ,. , h Grade, Eleventh u Willie Lou McG« Guilford CO M j One Mathematic , Audrey Sp a | e Teacl Appalachian - Co Xe Ninth Grad Commerce, X XI. M? rti ate Tea Appalachian btate C )Ue e Kdacntton. ■ ' fft, Wi-“ Jo ' ” ' t.ue ' t ' coiief ' k sa rh ‘ Education Marv Lou Cooper Furman College ir. me Economic Vilena Chilton Guilford College Librarian, Eighth Grade Lydia Samuels Appalachian State Teachers College Seventh Grade Melba Simmons Lenoir Rhyne Seventh Grade Mary G. Swanson Woman’s College Sixth Grade Margaret F. Denny Western Carolina Teachers College Sixth Grade Bernice Swanson Guilford College Fifth Grade P ' tola 5. J w Oman’s Co ill th Gradf Frances Yf o Woman’s Co Y X Fifth Gradf Wom h X ' Cars on Romans College o « Gradp re,,e Badffett n, v er.sit y 0 f X or(f Carolina th o “ r M V w e ,V ' o a M. Wall Meredith Colley Fannie F p . n,rrf CV«, e ge Grace Hill °man’s College 7 ' rd Grade Z°y C • Smith S™ react Grade Merritt Eas t Carolina T College Te aehers conr Cratf FACULTY Lillian M. Smith Appalachian State Teachers College Second Grade Myrtle Snow Appalachian State Teachers College Firxt Grade Maude Trulove Woman’s College Firxt Grade Lola B. Porter Appalachian State Teachers ■College Firxt Grade Sue Swanson Woman’s College M uxic LUNCHROOM PERSONNEL CUSTODIAN ifL. MR. CHARLIE SMITH i Mrs. Renie Stone, Manager, and Mrs. A1 Crocker. CLASSES MOST INTELLECTS jeSS up KAV ARLINGTON SEN ors Gilmer Jovce. K.r Betty lean Reese Hunter- president Treasurer Secretary fice-President SENIOR OFFICERS MASCOTS MARGARET ANNE COVINGTON CLAY NEWSOME BP seniors fr a ces ad. ■ ' «� , The „ 1 rack l■ p r , . a� i i 2 a ' , Cluh i, 2,3,■ 1 « ft . ' ' r ' ■n J r ' «-” T , Baby.” S p “ ' Shur a s ls Ma £ a 1,°S r ' • Or. usic CJub j. lub 1 KAY ARRINGTON You Call Everybody Darling” Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Senior Superlative 4; Marshal 3; Pilot Staff 2; Knob Whispers Staff 4; Softball 3; Cheer¬ leader 4; Beta Club Officer 4; F.H.A. 3, 4, Officer 1, 2; French Club 3; Latin Club 2; Library Staff 2. GILMER JOYCE “Unforgettable” Class President 3, 4; Senior Superlative 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Bus Driver 2, 3; Baseball 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, Officer 2, 3, 4. REESE HUNTER My First and Last Love” Class President 1; Class Officer 4; Senior Superlative 4; The Pilot Staff 4; The Knob Whispers Staff 4; Dramat¬ ics 3, 4; Basketball 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4: Football 3, 4; Track 1, 2, 4; Beta Club President 4; Glee Club 2, 3, President 4; F.F.A. 1, 2; French Club 3. ANNE HUNTER “Let’s Live a Little” Class Officer 2; Pilot Staff 4; The Knob Whispers Staff 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2. 3, 4; F.H.A. 3, 4, Officer 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2. sen ors DEED I-EW1S ■ l Oet . , JOHN FULK J a My llou e - “Come on a • 4; kk ' 1 BETTY E ASCH AE “Baby Face JE MAKION A re Ml1 Sunshine. ■ il BaUeS S Glee Club 2, 3, 4; i 2. 3. PEGGY McCORMICK “I’ll Never Be Free” Pinnacle High School 1; Pilot Staff 4; The Knob Whis¬ pers StafF 4; Dramatics 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 4; French Club 3, 4; Music Club 2, 3. BAYNE JESSUP “A Kiss To Build a Bream On” Class Officer 3; Senior Superlative; Dramatics 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2; French Club 3. JUNIOR HUNTER “Be My Life’s Companion” Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Baseball 4; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Track 1, 2. BETTY JEAN CHILTON “Temptation” Class Officer 4; Senior Superlative; Marshal 3; The Pilot Staff 3, 4; Beta Club 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Officer 3; 4-H Club 1, 2. seniors m R h E l M,DK “ «US Driver T 4 ° f S™ kA%°r ?S ' iZ; ■ZJZ Z EDf ’ Ail Pilot sZZbT™ b F -H.A. i B 2 ask fba I p ' , ench Club ’a , 3 ’ 4; Club j, £ uf) 3 H 4-H JOANNA Ra Personality” PiJ °t Staff 4 . ™ at,cs 3, 4; Beta ri 1 c,, ; b 2 . t A ciuST Club a. 4. Weldon � eedham Baseball ' . f° Ve ” MARY ANNE PATTON “Jiecause of You” Class Officer 1; Marslial 3; Editor of The Pilot t; Dra¬ matics 3, 4; Track 1; Cheerleader 2, 3, t; Beta Club t; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, Officer 4; F.JLA. 1; French Club 3, f; Latin Club 2; 4-H Club 1, 2. FRANK JONES “’Tis Sivect To lie Remembered” Senior Superlative; Basketball 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Track 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; 4-H Club 1, 2. CARL NEEDHAM “Tell Me It ’hi ” Senior Superlative; Dramatics 3, 4; Baseball 4; Track 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2. BARBARA NICHOLS “Slowpoke” Class President 2; Senior Superlative; The Pilot Staff 3; Editor of the Knob Whispers 4; Dramatics 3; Cheer¬ leader 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, President 2, 3, 4; French Club 4; 4-H Club 1, 3; President 2. seniors olleen - ■ ri“ v ci .ST, 3 2 - French Club ffi ' rary Staff 2 - r v SIMMONS, JR; area fv B ful D° u . ’ 3 4 ; Bus Dn- Dramatics 3, Glee «T Vi I f f ' a. 1 . a. Club 2 -, ' 4 .V-H Club 1, Officer 3, ' ff 3 4 . 2; Library btan o, JOE SIMMONS “Cold, Cold art Senior Superlabve , g Pilot Staff t. Knob Wh-pers Club a, 4; Latin r ,S 2 ; 4-H Club 15 leen Club Officer 3. MARJORY thore “Too Young” _ o. Marsnai CUss Officer , sta ff 4; 3; lhe lf n„b Whispers Staff 4; Dramatics 3 4, ’ r i u b Officer 1, 2 ’ ’ ? lee pHA- Officer V tf. Club 4, Officer 3, O CLASS COLORS: Red and White CLASS FLOWER: The Rose CLASS MOTTO: Act your best, do your best, and have few regrets. JUNIOR OFFICERS JUn iors Se etary-Xr eStdent if l redsurer ' -President Keith K aricy Ra D enny. Hill J a ckso n RUTH BECK BETTY CAUDLE ADELE CHILTON BETTY CLIFTON JANIE COE RAY COLLINS SHIRLEY COX FRANKLIN DENNY U [si OR S KEITH DENNY oeoria FLIPPJN JO ANN HI!’INN BARBARA HART DONALD HIATT CHARLES HILL NANCY hill JOAN INMAN RAY JACKSON RAYMOND JESSUP SARAH JANE JESSUP VIRGINIA JESSUP JOE JONES NANCY JONES HILDA PASCHAL JUNIORS KACHEL JOYCE ja � ie key ' ce ' O B f� a’ u 1 Ran ces tthews CEc il Moore BARBARA RE l Ko «« ROGER REEVES BETTY SIMMONS SYBIL SMITH IRENE STEPHENS MILDRED STONE KATIE TURNEY BOBBY THOMAS SHIRLEC WILMOTH SOPHOMORE 5 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Warren Bonnie Joyce W right lch We p T eside n t . fice-P resident . ' Treasurer Secretary- Evonn Adams Billy Joe Almond Peggy Ann Almond Teddy Blizard Sammy Bryant Peggy Chilton Bonnie Cole Faye Cooke Selma Cooke Doris Cox Burton Davis Donald Denny ISBH SOPHOMORES Sara Flippin Kaye Fulk Vera Gammons Bobby Joe Gordon Roberta Hicks Maxine Hill Betty Jo Holt Billy Inman Sbirlev Inman Bill James James Jessup Ethelene Johnson Betty Jean Joyce Doris Lawson Norma Long Janie Long Roy Medley Shirley Needham Billy Needham Elbert O’Neal Marvin Sams Dickie Shackleford Joan Smith Joe Smith SOPHOMORES Roger Stone Shirley Tilley Josephine Thore Jo Ann Waller Carol Welch Joyce Welch Billy Whitaker Linda Willard Favrene Wilson Warren Wright Beulah Yates Helen Bell Jackie Goins Glenn Inman Frances Key J. D. McDaniel Bill Wilson FRESHMEN OFFICERS Earl Jones. Vice-President Faye Arrington. Secretary Anna Belle Tucker. President Sarah Chilton. Secretary-Treasurer Bobby Jo Needham. Vice-President Marilyn Cooke. Treasurer Fayne Inman. President Betty Jean Bell Claiborn Bennett Mondell Bryant Robert Chilton Sarah Chilton Ray Von Cooke Kenneth Flippin Barbara Francis Bobby Goodson Ralph Gwyn Earl Harding Fayne Inman Earl Jones Carol Jessup Jean Jessup Shirley Joyce Iris Lawson Jewel Lynch M arie Medley Peggy Moore Ray Overby Gray Peele Margaret Reid Anna Belle Tucker � ' FRESHMEN Melvin Riddle Jimmy Sheets Dorothy Thomas Bobby Wright Mevelvn Cook Lester Adams Virginia Adams Faye Arrington Warren Beasley Mary Jo Brinkley Betty Jean Chilton Marilyn Cook Sammie Dezern Rex Flincbum Shirley Flippin Elaine Hill Douglas Inman Roger Jackson Norma Lankford Jean Latham Bonnie Midkiff Bobby Joe Needham John Wayne Nixon Mildred O’Neal Nancy Patton Bruce Simmons Julia Simmons Richard Simmons Glenda Stone snapshots Waiting f° r ° ur eec hless. • • . Farmers. • • • , . r9 . • ‘ , Three musketee nade. • • • , „„ irc . Goi de. • • • Calling the cows, for the altar. , Where’s vour number SloPPY Joe’ s boys. • • • v in your eves . • • • • S Innocence. • • • k . Our future . Miscue. • • • u own up now. • • B ud- . Betty Grable. • ■ • A ‘ ... I’m bashful. . _owherer . . • JU ‘ eteers. • • • ' V _ e ? Going somewhere. EIGHTH GRADE Jean Almond Peggy Barnes Mary Ann Boyles Nancy Bowman Ruth Brinkley Sammy Brown Angelene Campbell Betty Lou Chilton Mary Lou Coe Donald Collins Sible Collins Jane Covington Donald Folk Stephen Gwaltnev Helen Hiatt Libby Hill Rachel Jessup Shirley Jones Graham Joyce Gray Keve Barbara Needham C. L. Needham Shelby Simmons Paul Taylor Billy Thomas Rex Tucker Homer Vaughn Janie Venable Jimmie Welch Johnson Willard EIGHTH GRADE Jane Armstrong Glennie Beasley Wilma Beasley Frank Boles Bill Bryant Peggy Chilton Mary Childress Vernie Cooke Donald Hooker Virginia Inman Jimmie Inman Stella Jester Shelvia Jones Mary Lawson Davis Lawson Ceelie Lowe Bobby Marion Eddy Pell Barbara Peele William Sands Judy Simmons Ruby Stone O. N. Swanson, Jr. Myers Tilley Nancy Tucker Ruth Turney Wade Hunter Rex Stone Sadie Tilley Marie Williams lililill SEVENTH CRADE X L J kl L 1 w i First row: Joe Reynolds, Betty Hiatt, R. T. Hunter, Sylvia Inman, Betty Long, Faye McCormick, Rex Simmons, lorn Bryant, Preston Joyce. Second row: Nancy Flynn, Jerry Bljzard, Bonnie Bryant, Lois Cooke, Marion Phillips, Shirley Inman, Ralph Turney, Julia Willard, Barbara Paschal, Barbara Marion. Third row: Emily Mall, Rex Gordon, Shelba Creasey, Anne Taylor, Roland Chilton, Marjorie Wilson, Carole Needham, Jimmy Boyles, Wayne Sawyers. Fourth row: Mrs. Simmons, Danny Rorer, Dennis Thompson, Billy Manuel, Sarah Na¬ pier, W ' ayne Sams, Joann Tucker, Bonnie WMllard, Ruth Jessup. ZXZS ' tST: , J ° y r ’ En n Brink ley, Kay Goins, Evon Prevette, Jua- Nelson, Jane Sawyers, Bobby Newsome, Jeanette MooreS M d,el Yat ' T 1 ? ' W -Y. elborn ’ Wayne Carsoi Vlyer ' peggy ' ' nnmn ' Eoii ft roK’ ’ M™ Sarri j Saliy mnmns! Grady Chilton, Lonzo Phillips, Joe Needham, Cec ’S mpb A d ™’ SIXTH GRADE FirH row: Kenneth Jessup, Frances Denny, Sammy Coe, Jerry Simmons, Roy Tucker, Gloria Callaway, Don¬ na Emerson, Ihurmond Cook, Phillip Denny, Geraldine Voncannon. Second row: Mrs. Denny, Rachel Gwyn Norma Adams, Janie Emerson, Ruby Frances, Hazel Gwyn, Donnie Midkiff, Annie Mae Tucker, Shelby Hun¬ ter. Third row: Haywood Goins, Nancy Bowman, Linda Denny, Ella Marie Cummings, Betty Jo Goins ' Peggy Stone, David Nelson, Mary Ellen Bryant. 1 1 1 l I [ r i- li | i ■ ir ( ■ 1 ft V-i® mi i First row: Mrs. Swanson, Mary Lou Welch, Hugh Key, Mary Jo Sands, Shelby McCormick, Frances Wilson. Second row: Frankie Rodgers, Joe Bill Simmons, Doris Smith, Nancy Samuel, Billy Stein, Paul Gravitte, Cathy Willard, Doris Ann Wilson. Third row: Janice Inman, Carol Jones, June Chilton, Lucy Simmons, Connie Gwaltney, Posie Gammons, Troy Nunn, Junior Lowe, Douglas Cook. Fourth row: Kornell Hooker, Ronald Ben¬ nett Shelby East, Ronald Sands, Ruby Edmunds, Betty Slate, Carlton Manring, Alpha Jean Brooks. FIFTH GRADE ' Ik atI ■ j V Jr - rJP mm i V V: ‘Jt X t— -jsSSn ft mH w ■ 4 La l ' ■ - • zM p ‘tu® JEM 10, ' ' First row: Barbara Manuel, Diane Jones, Peggy Smith, William Nixon, Wayne Flynn, Staymon Moorefield, Wayne Walker, Tommy Patton, Joyce Brinkley. Second row: Mrs. Swanson, Brenda Cook, Irving Boyles, Joan Sams, Magdalene Childress, Sandra Taylor, Faye Dezern, Sammy Bowman, Ronnie Hill, Joyce Flinchum. Third row: Kay Flinchum, Shirley McCormick, Peggy Gcins, Carole Chilton, Frances Chaney, Joan Thomas, Richard Barnes, J. D. Wilson, Banks Denny. Fourth row: Jimmy Reid, Peggy Ruth Potts, Violet Edmonds, Wayne Manring, Van Allan Cox, Lottie Eaton, Billy Denny, Smith Nelson. Paul Shelton. Jr. First row: John Ed Simmons, Suzanne Cox, Phyllis Sowden, Raeford Tilley, Inez Sawyers, John D. Willard, Bctt Phillips, Sarah Joyce, Hilton Gravitte, Wanda Gordon,, Mary Jane Flippin, Dickie Archer. Second rote: Mrs. Needham, Carol Hunter, Eileen Creasev, Libby Inman, June Lynch, Eldon Rogers, Robert McGee, Linda Lou Stewart, Leon Moorefield, Jerry Voncannon, Glenda Denny. Third row: Bobby Calloway, Lindo Jessup, Mary Lee Simmons, Patricia Stone, Guilford Adams, Wade Phillips Simmons, Joe Dean Simmons, Donald Raines, Harvey Phillips, Ray Frances. Fourth row: Rachel McGee, Darrell Chilton, Erskine Simmons, James Brinkley, Russell Lowe, Betty Sue Cox, Bobby N eedham, Ann Moorefield. Patricia Pell, Ella Jane Ben- FIFTH AND FOURTH GRADES First row: Mrs. Cox, Sara Kiser, Barbara Nelson, Wade Hicks, Billy Palmer, J. C. Coins, Curtis Cain, Buck Kiser. Second row: Betty Jo Thomas, Douglas Jessup, Aldine Tilley, Paul Swift, Billy Cain, Fern Nelson. Third row: Spencer Flinchum, Alma Jean Goins, Annie Lee White, Hugh Bryant, Bobby Joe Cook, Grover Collins, Pearl Nelson. First row: Sara Faye Tucker, Jane Beck, Vicki Hill, Elgin Bryant, Douglas Hooker, C. T. Yates, Faye Arm¬ strong, Bobby Lawson, Alice Inman. Second row: Mrs. Carson, Linda Jones, Elizabeth Smith, Kenneth Glace, Jr., Douglas Goins, Glenda Hunter, Norma Hill, Emma Faye Jackson, Daisy Wilson. Third row: Gilmer Peele, Bussell McCormick, Jerry Sparger, Frances Bryant, Nora Ella Fulk, Eddie Byrd, Buddy Goins, Larry Sam¬ uels. Fourth row: A-very Cox, Jr., Helen Brinkley, Peggy Long, Barbara Coins, Patricia McKenzie, Judy Flinchum, Linda Gordon, Otis Chilton, Conrad Chilton. FOURTH AND THIRD GRADES Firxt, row: Unger Cook, Sandra Graham, Larry Covington, Wayne Gravitte, Odell Lowe, Wayne Cobler, Jean¬ ette Boyles, Floyd Lowe. Second row: Joe Cameron Napier, Texas Key, Kay Overby, Dorothy Slate, Allen Mabe, Joyce Ann ltedman, Ira Armstrong, John Stephens, Witchia Gravitte. Third row: Dwight Jackson, Gene Taylor, Alma Davis, Gloria Nelson, Martha Simmons, David Willard, Phillip Nelson, Ksker Wilmoth, Cecil Bell. Fourth row: Larry Chilton, Mildred Gammons, DeWitt Adams, Wayne Bell, Mrs. Badgett, Elizabeth Collins, Emily Nelson, Shirley Marion, Oza Martin. ay c hirst rozv: Mary _ 7 ___ Inman, Carole Needham, Anne Lynch, Bavmond Turney. Second f.i 7 r ar C , aStle ’ S i ;7 n , rt ; lyr T C ' T ' Smith ’ Joll y R(, S ers - Clarence ' ‘ Campbell L. ' ' C. Tucker, Barb Lankford. Jhtrd row: Ralph Draughn, Betty Manuel, Hilda Moorefield, Joe Wall, David Inman, Allan W1 iLdwr ' r Phi, n homas ' Stewart. Fourth row: Bobby Yates, Rayburn Cooke, Billv Chilt Craddock ’ ’ n anu ' - vcasU e, Charles Stone, Ken Smith, Mary Jane Swift, Sammy Scott, Patsy lit THIRD GRADE | ' 1 % 6 «% ' | I « fct 1 1 j� M§« Tit life fir Fourth row: Mrs. Fowler, Richard Riddle, Louise Stark. Wanda Bullington, Amy Jo Burge, Jessie Needham, James Stone, Norma Bruner, Marie Johnson, Terry Tucker, Margaret Lynch. Third row: Mavis Taylor, Caro¬ lyn Tucker, Patricia Needham, Lucy Williams, Linda East, Sammy Nunn, Philip Fulk, Sylvia Cooke, Freddie Smith, Janice Jessup, Kenneth Whittington. Second roxv: Rebecca Hill, Janet Simmons, Ruth Simmons, Mit¬ chell Davis, Patricia Simmons, Gilmer Jessup, Sandra Hunter, Brenda Williams, Sharon Tucker, Ralph Cox. Firxt row: Russell Beck, Howard C. Hunter, Jean Bryant, Linda Hill, Carole Brinkley, Ralph Voncannon, Audrey Chilton, Nancy Wilson, James O’Neal. Firxt row: Mrs. Hill, R. W. Coins, Alice Turney, Tommy Turpin, Roy Thomas, Billv Hicks, Howard Edmonds. Second row: Gilbert Hooker, Lewis Hicks, Maxine Duncan, Marie Draughn, Fred White, R. W. Collins. Third row: Dalmer Heath, George Turney, Bobby Nelson, Julius Anderson, Joan Bowman, Shirley Clark. SECOND GRADE First row: Mrs. Merritt, Janet Wright, Kenneth De .ern, Connie Sue Needham, Judy Holland, Donald East, Barbara Coe, Brenda Bryant, John Tucker, Linda Sheets, Shirley Simmons, Glenda Hunter. Second row: Charles Reynolds, Jimmy Wilburn, Rocky Stone, Frank Arnder, Tommy B. Simmons, Peggy Sheets, Sally Blalock, Lester Fulk, Eddie Needham, Skipper Archer. Third row: Patricia Gravitte, Mary Alice Clark, Wayne Covington, David Swanson, Linda Jessup, Geneva Nixon, Linda Bennett, Mignon McDaniel, Ronald Moore- fleld. Fourth row: Richard Joyce, Judith Chilton, Tommy D. Simmons, Roy Cromer, Billy Boyles, Jane Car- son, Jimmy Adams, Jerry Chilton. John Blalock, Stephen Barnes. Weil S ' m!ns d lL D T. Smith, w «° V , e ’ C t arl u I ”’ Patricia Hunter ’ Ann Francis, Brenda Gordon, Pa¬ tricia Simmons, Judj Johnson, Wade Boyles, Keith Jessup. Second row: Mrs. Smith Shirlev Roer Ramonia nTJ’nw Slvtn Sand B FIi H ,n v DiVerS ! )r, ' nch ’ Ka ‘ V L nd ’’ Graham, ' cErE? VoSnon third row. (Ia ton Hill, Ronnie Bennett, Norman Simmons, Carolyn Cook, Steve P Simmons I inda Fave G wynn, An Scott, Johnny Reid, Linda Lou Reeves. Fourth row: Doris Ann Long, Walter Welborn Jessie Sams, Lee McKenzie, Joe 1 ell, Fred Cook, Dwight Denny, Susie Fulk, Carol Sue Draughn. ’ SECOND AND FIRST GRADES First row: Mrs. Smith, Posie Whittington, Ray Owens, Phillip Goins, Arlis Bowman, Judy Anderson, Jimmie Cain. Second row: Wade Bryant, Truman Hooker, Aubrey Bryant, Edith Needham, Brenda Kay Nelson, Gray Cummings. Third row: Betty Kiser, Charlie Gwyn, Janie Collins, Betty Sue Swift, Polly Cromer, Wade Bryant. Firnt row: June Cain, Zephia Holmes, Archie Armstrong, Jimmy Yates, Sylvia Davis, Rose Ann Beck, Norma Jean Wall. Second row: Mrs. Snow, Helen Tilley, Carol Sue Stewart, Shirley Manuel, Junior Stephens, I.inda Davis, Carolyn Key, Joe Denny. Third row: Shirley Gwyn, James Chilton, Jerry Boyles, Billy Creasy, Doro¬ thy Donotlmn, Gentra Slate, Clay Love, Dora Ann Coins. Fourth row: Don Walker, Bobby Crocker, Margaret Moore, Brenda Brinkley, Arthur Gray Marion, James Sprinkle, Buddy I.athan, Bill Inman. FIRST GRADE First row: Mrs. Porter, Mildred Arnder, Donna Virginia Collis, Peggie Lou Phillips, Sammy Cook, William Bryant, Ronnie Lee Paschal, Diane Brown, Richard Chilton, J. K. Lawson. Second row: Roger Ashburn, Mi¬ chael Simmons, Peggy Edmonds, Thelma Lowe, Max Moore, Carl Ray Tourney, Maggie Bell Tourney, Bonnie Kirby, Julia Brinkley. Third row: Bobbie Stark, Frank Duncan, Patty Sue Inman, Diane Collins, Reid Den¬ ny, Jr., Ruby Shackleford, Claude Carico, Suzanne Swanson. Mrs S ' 11 ' C ' “ V J, ' ' atrid,, PI. A,,,,,- Jackson. SrrW «... Mrs trukne Carol Cobler Roy Simmons, Blame Key, Ruth Draughn, Frankie Samuel, Mary Lee Cox Alice H.ath, Kenneth Hill, third row: Douglas Johnson, Jerry Venable, Barbara Jester, Jewelen. Beck Carol Chit Tnm ta r ' n ,niT’ Rebecca Byrd, Francine Johnson. Fourth row. Ruhie Mae Collins Ralph Martin Flhert Inman, Jim Hill, Martha Lou Chilton, Ruth Jessup, Carolyn Chanev, Betty Raines, Judy Stone A THLETlCS most athletic M0 ; rEE se hunter frank jone ATHLETICS CHEERLEADERS First row. Betty Clifton, Nancy Patton, Marjorie Thore, Chief; Mary Anne Patton, Janie Key. Second rote: Anne Bullington Hunter, Barbara Nichols, Marilyn Cook, Kay Ann Arrington, Mary Jo Brinkley. COACH PETE MARTIN ASSISTANT COACH john McAllister ATHLETICS FOOTBALL SQUAD First roil ' : Jerry Nelson, Raymond Jessup, Richard Simmons, Teddy Blizard, Reese Hunter, Cap¬ tain; Billy Needham, Donald Hiatt, Warren Wright. Second row: Assistant Coach John McAllister, Ray Jackson, Donald Denny, Bill Wilson, Manager Jackie Goins, Glenn Inman, Charles Hill, Frank Jones, Coach Pete Martin. The Pilot Mountain Football “Terrors”, a group of inexperienced underclassmen, turned in a successful season bp being undefeated on their home field. One of the victories lias over Cobb Memorial School of Ruffin, North Carolina, the runner-up in the district play-off for the State Championship. With a season record of three w ins and four losses, the prospects for next season look bright. OFFENSE DEFENSE Glenn Inman Frank Jones Raymond Jessup Donald Denny Warren Wright Reese Hunter Charles Hill Joe Simmons Jerry Nelson Billy Needham Teddy Blizard Bill Wilson Bay Jackson Richard Simmons Donald Hiatt Jackie Goins athletics nf.VS’ BASKETBALL SQL A B Uly B Inman, Coach M« M«t Charle. Bavmond Jessup, DoU S la Do nald Denny, Dler F� r«t row: d rote: Ray Jackson, u Teddy BRzard S Collin8 . u;U V FIRST TEAM The 1951-52 squad consisted of the previous year’s junior varsity. They turned in a remarkable season in that by the latter part of the season the Terrors were considered one of the better ball clubs. Since all of the players will return for at least one more year of basketball, next year should be a winning year. •;� � •� � � � . Selma Cook‘‘t SQU ' W LZL R stZ J r e c ° : ™K ’ Alm °™-vZl T ’ ‘”• 1 ? Needham. Joyce Welch Verl 7 ' “’ 3 Ga mmons, J ean a can athletics FIRST TEAM vastly Improved team would be the best description for this year’s Terror- ettes. Toward the latter part of the season they proved themselves capable of winning over their strongest foes. Next year should bring forth one of the best ball clubs in the Northwest, as none of the players will be lost by graduation. ATHLETICS bovs’ to right: Jackie Goins, Rav Overby, GIRLS’ JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Uft to right: Julia Simmons, Peggy Almond, Selma Cook Jes Cole, Linda illard, Josephine Tliore, Nancv Patton. in Latham, Bonnie ATHLETICS BASEBALL TEAM First rote: Reese Hunter, Glenn Inman, Frank Jones, Warren Wright, Teddy Bliz- ard. Second row: Joe Smith, Raymond Jessup, Donald Denny, Sammy Bryant. 1 best ALE ABD meedham COLLEEN SECHR1ST activities . . Kirby. Advi ser ’ Reese Hunter. Second - 1 ArrinSt ° n ’ ‘ Uo g er Brf— BETA CLUB MARSHALS Mary Anne Patton, Marjorie Thore, Kay Ann Arrington, Chief; Betty Jean Chilton. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY “SPOOKY TAVERN” ' c - ■ ' m,. I)o U rl as °ns Cox ' T: trene Step), BerJ ey Midkiff Chilton. I.SS Spa r ger, LIBRARY STAFF Betty Clifton, Franklin Denny, Nancy Jones, Barbara Hart, Janie Coe, Keith Denny, Charles Hill, Cecil Moore, Virginia Jessup, Ray Jackson, Roger Redman. activities FRENCH CLUB SSBS iiSIS ®® 1 M “ U1,CTS ’ a Flippy- GLEE CLUB ro . zc: oan Smltll Barbara Redman, Betty Clifton, Anne Hunter, Billy Whitaker, C. E. Sim- mons, Jr Mary Anne Patton, Marjorie There, Janie Key, Nancy Patton. ' Second rote; Barbara . m mls, Mildred Stone Annie Bell Tucker, Peggy Ann Almond, Evonn Adams, Josephine Thore. oris Cox. Pave Cook, Jo Ann Waller, Linda Willard, Sarah Flippin, Mrs. Sue Swanson, Director. bird rare: Glenda Stone, Marilyn Cook, Kay Fulk, Nancy Jones, Shirley Wilmoth, Peggy McCor¬ mick, Betty I aschal, Gloria Flippin, Fayrene Wilson, Jean Jessup. Fourth row: Barbara Hart. Reese Hunter Carl Needham, Junior Hunter, Franklin Jones, Charles Hill, Earl Jones, Joe Sim¬ mons, Sammy Bryant. ACTIVITIES FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA | L mJ ■ nr (Pfc. VC j ' rst r0K ' : Marilyn Cook, Virginia Jessup, Mildred Stone, Carol Welch, Shirlev Needham, Mrs. Cooper, Adviser; Josephine Thore, Anne Hunter. Second row: Adele Chilton, Kay Fulk, Betty Jean Chilton. Evonn Adams, Janie Coe, Shirley Inman, Margaret Reid. Jo Ann Waller, Janie Key. Bar- hara Nichols. Third row: Nancy Jones, Shirley Wilmoth, Gloria Flippin, Doris Cox, Kav Arrington, Rachel Joyce, Betty Needham. A CTivi T FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA DISTRICT COMPETITORS Public Speaking BILLY WHITAKER Tool Judging Team Douglas Inman Ray Von Cook Bobby Joe Needham Parlimentary Procedure Contest Garfield Gwvn John Fulk Gilmer Joyce C. E. Simmons Berley Midkiff FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Chapter Mother MRS. MYRTLE NICHOLS Surry County F. H. A. Reporter Nancy Jones F. H. A. Officers Left to right, Gloria Flip- pin, Secretary; Barbara Nichols, President; Nan¬ cy Jones, Vice-President; Janie Key, Treasurer; Jo Ann Waller, Parliamen¬ tarian; Josephine Thore, Song Leader; Janie Coe, Reporter. Junior Hunter, C. E- Simmons : Donald Hiatt, Jr. Billy Needham, Berlev MidkKf, Garfleld (i wyn, BUS DRIVERS 4-H CLUB OFFICERS Mrs. Vilena Chilton, Sponsor; Bonnie Cole, Secretary-Treasurer; Billy Whitaker, President; Jean Jessup, Reporter; Joyce Welch, Song ' Leader. A c r vij Marjorie Thore, Social Editor; Reese Hunter, Bovs’ Sports Editor; Joe Simmons, Assistant Busi¬ ness Manager; Betty Needham and Garfield Gwyn. Circulation Managers; Sara.Chilton, Freshman Reporter; Anne Hunter, Associate Editor; Louise Collins, Business Manager; Peggy McCormick. Assistant Business Manager and Senior Reporter; Joanna Ray, Grade Reporter; Rachel Joyce, Girls’ Sports Editor and Junior Reporter; Linda Willard, Sophomore Reporter; Douglas Inman, Freshman Reporter. SNAPSHOTS Six voice boxes.Sleepy time gal. . . . Careful now. . . . Our wing back. . . . That’s the wav it used to be. . . . I m mad at you. ... In the good old summer time. . . . What legs. . . . Eenie, Meenie. Minie, Moe. . . . Girls, how s Washington?? . . . Oh, yes, it’s grand. . . . One Sunday afternoon. . . . Schooldays. . . . We finally made it. . . . Mouths. . . . You scared me. . . . More fun. . . . Uffie. . . . Curley. . . . Almost sisters. . . . Going swimming?? FEATURES best looker S 1M oSS Barbara SICHOLS « JOSEPHINE THORE GLENN INMAN RO Y ALTY Rachel Ann Stone Sammy Scott Linda Pell Russell McCormick Libby Hill Sammy Brown WASHINGTON TRIP ‘“MISS PILOT MOUNTAIN COMMUNITY CENTER” 1951 MISS BARBARA NICHOLS COMMUNITY DAY 1951 JUNIOR AND SENIOR BANQUET WOMANLESS WEDDING Ring Bearer, Fresh Crow Gibson; Bride, Wanda Jane Matthews; Father of Bride, Gilmo Denny; Twin Sisters of Bride, Sindy S.ou Patton, Windy Lou Armstrong; Cousin of Groom, Samonia Joyce; Violinist, Henrietta Virus Newsome; Usher, Varicose Conrad; Pianist, Wicky Mae Gordon; Usher, Jobe Pell. kN ob whisper 1 „ Nichols. Barbara KavAnn ' Arrington- Marjone l ft0 Editor-i n ' Chte J ■ Sp ° ns0 . 4ss0 ciate Editor . iss Manage Business rv TO SUCCEED f LIVELY g ilME r a 0 VERTISEN ' ENT S LEXINGTON BARBECUE Owned and Operated by AAR. and MRS. JOE A. HILL, JR. North of Winston-Salem Highway 52 VAUGHN ' S SHOE SHOP Finest Quality Workmanship MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of FLOYD S. PIKE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR Spaugh Street MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of PILOT FARM SUPPLY FCX DEALER PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. KING FURNITURE CO. Complete Home Furnishings Phone 159 KING, N. C. Compliments of MANRING ' S BARBER SHOP PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of BRODT-SEPARK MUSIC CO. 620 W. Fourth Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. MARION SUPPLY MFG. CO. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Phone 905 SEE US FOR YOUR NEEDS NATIONAL TAILORING CO. The man who knows — wears National Clothes 12 E. Fourth Street WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. NEEDHAM SERVICE STATION GROCERY Sinclair Gasoline and Oil PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of LIBBY ' S GRILL A Good Place to Eat RURAL HALL, N. C. BELTON ' S LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING CO. U-SAN-O CLEANERS Phones 351 410 238 S. Main St. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. PILOT MOUNTAIN MOTOR CO. Your Friendly FORD Dealer CARS - TRUCKS - TRACTORS O. J. Boles and F. L. Martin W P A Q Surry County ' s First, Most Powerful, and Only Clear Channel Station 740 KC. 1000 WATTS Compliments of FULK AND NEEDHAM General Contractors PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. DAVIS FURNITURE CO. Complete House Furnishings MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Fowler Motor Company 1 00 South Main St. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. DODGE and PLYMOUTH Cars DODGE Job-Rated Trucks P. E. Simmons Co. GRIFFON CLOTHES - FREEMAN SHOES ARROW SHIRTS - DOBBS HATS McGregor sportswear PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Granite City Motor Co., Inc. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER Telephone 310 137 N. Main St. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. 1 Bank of Pilot Mountain I. M. GORDON, President W. H. REID, Vice-President J. W. GORDON, Cashier Capital Surplus Undivided Profits PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. BEST OF LUCK TO GRADUATES! Crossingham Tractor Co. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of The Service Center Main Street - Westfield Road PHONE 132-R-J R. C. Harris Max Fulk PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Amos and Smith Hosiery Co. Manufacturers of Full-Fashioned Hosiery PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. PAY CASH AND PAY LESS We specialize in PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AND DRUG SUNDRIES Surry Drug Co. PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Rupert Cox J. B. Sprinkle Clyde W. Fulk JARMAN SHOES FOR MEN MARLBORO Shirts and Sportswear WEMBLEY Neckwear ADAM Hats PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. i Town Tire Service PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Recapping — FIRESTONE Tires A Complete Line of Automobile Parts WHOLESALE KEROSENE PILOT GUANO COMPANY Fertilizers ARMOUR - ACME INTERNATIONAL — PLANTERS Compliments of Pilot Theatre and Pilot Drive-In J. WICK GORDON JOE PELL Farm Tractors — Farm Equipment DOWLESS TOBACCO CURERS and FLUES W. E. Matthews Coy Simmons Charles E. Matthews PHONE 147 PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. O. N. Swanson PHILCO Electric Appliances and Radios PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Better Feeds Mean Satisfied Customers SEE YOUR RED COMB DEALER Shore Feed Store PHONE 92-J PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Boaz Motor Company Maytag Appliances — Admiral Esso Products PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. LONG HILL SERVICE STATION W. A. Long, Prop. CITIES SERVICE GAS - PENNZOIL MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of HENNIS MOTOR CO. Your CHRYSLER and PLYMOUTH D ealer MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of DERBY COTTAGE 1 Mile South of Mount Airy HIGHWAY 52 Compliments of VAN COX ' S FLORIST PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. JACKSON WHITE MOTOR CO. We Buy, Sell or Trade BANNERTOWN, N. C. WALL and DAVIS PONTIAC CO. GMC TRUCKS - PONTIAC CARS — Sales and Service — PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Where to Set Your Dial - 1 2 4 0 - First in NEWS, MUSIC, ENTERTAINMENT PUBLIC SERVICE “The Difference Is Mutual WILSON ' S GROCERY NATIVE AND WESTERN MEAT Free Delivery — Fresh Vegetables PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of BARBER MILLS MOUNT AIRY, N. C. PILOT GROCERY AND LAUNDERETTE Owner: Fred Denny Phone 157-J PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of BLUE RIDGE COFFEE SHOP MOUNT AIRY, N. C. BRIGHT ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE 24 Hour Road Service U. S. Highway 52 BANNERTOWN, N. C. LAWSON CLEANERS 156 N. MAIN ST. MOUNT AIRY If your clothes are not becoming to you they should be coming to us. FAIR MAID BEAUTY NOOK Helene Curtis Cold Waves and Permanents Phone 148 Harris Building PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of SLATE MOTOR CO. The best place to buy, sell, or trade cars. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. CITY CAFE Home Cooked Meals Plate Lunches and Sandwiches PHONE 234 PILOT MOUNTAIN Compliments of Armtex, Inc. PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Cox Funeral Home 24 HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE Phone 54 PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. King Guano Co. FERTILIZERS - LIME TOBACCO FLUES J. W. Gentry Bob Westmoreland KING, N. C. Herff-Jones Co. Indianapolis, Indiana RINGS - INVITATIONS MEDALS - TROPHIES E. W. Paddison Representative COME TO KING Visit KING K-F MOTORS Your KAISER-FRAZER Dealer You will agree we have the best used cars in the country. Operated by HUGH L. KEY King, North Carolina PHONE 137 THE NORTH CAROLINA GRANITE CORPORATION Since 1889 Quarrier of MOUNT AIRY GRANITE Mount Airy, North Carolina ODELL GROCERY FANCY GROCERIES AND MEATS Phone 560-J TOAST, N. C. Compliments of BOWMAN ELECTRIC CO. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. KING LUMBER COMPANY Quality Building Materials PHONE 135 KING, N. C. Compliments of KING MEAT MARKET KING, N. C. KING HARDWARE CO. Plumbing Supplies - Seeds Electrical Appliances KING, N. C. KING DRIVE-IN THEATER TWO SHOWS EACH NIGHT $ 1.00 Per Car KING, N. C. Compliments of GILL ' S CAB COMPANY Phone 7 PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of THE PATTERSON HANDLE CO. PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Sell Your Hickory to Us Compliments of Compliments of RENFRO HOSIERY MILL CENTRAL TELEPHONE CO. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. 1 Compliments of Compliments of BROWN ' S HATCHERY DUKE POWER CO. PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. SPORTING GOODS Beasley Chevrolet Co., Inc. Bocock-Stroud Co. SALES AND SERVICE WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. FRED JARRELL GROCERIES and HARDWARE SHELL PRODUCTS Phone 767-J Low Gap Highway MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of BOWMAN ELECTRIC CO. MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of DR. 1. FRANK STONE PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of DR. J. H. PEDDICORD OPTOMETRIST PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. W. S. SIMPSON MILL FLOUR -r FEEDS - MEAL PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. ARMSTRONG ' S GROCERY GAS - OIL Route 1, Highway 52 MOUNT AIRY, N. C. (mWia Farmers ' Bank CAPITAL ACCOUNT OVER $130,000.00 Deposits Insured to $10,000.00 Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. • «0 u • ore Mount Airy Coca-Cola Bottling Co., Inc. Compliments of DR. H. C. NEWSOME PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. JARRELL ' S GROCERY GROCERIES, MEATS and FEEDS J. B. Jarrell — Glenn Stone PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. E. E. SIMMONS AND SON PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. General Merchandise SINCLAIR GAS AND OIL U. S. Highway 52 MIDKIFF AND CARSON ' S HARDWARE COMPANY J. H. Midkiff MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of CLIFTON ELECTRIC SERVICE Carl Clifton, Owner PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. HILLSVILLE PUBLISHING CO. We Specialize in SCHOOL PUBLICATIONS HILLSVILLE, VA. Remember... ENERGY For FLAVOR Drink America ' s Favorite MILK NO ARTIFICIAL FLAVORS Ore used in ony Southern Dairies Sealtest Ice Cream L . Compliments of TAYLOR ' S WAREHOUSE WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Two Big Warehouses A SALE EVERY DAY PAUL T. TAYLOR PHONE 6949 President JOHN H. DYER P. O. BOX 187 Sec. and Treas. The Pilot Inn HOME OF GOOD FOODS W. B. Cook Roger Atkins PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. CAPT. J. E. THORE Smith-Douglas Fertilizers True Ripener — Tobacco Top Dresser Remember too! S-D MEANS SQUARE DEAL Office and Warehouse Phone 33 PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. t WHEREVER YOU GO - Remember This Seal ' it ' s Your Assurance of the Best! FAVORITES FOR ALL OCCASIONS Peanut Peanuts Butter Candy Sandwiches Potato Chips Crisp, golden browned crackers centered with choice peanut butter . . . and many other tempting cookie sandwiches with a creamy surprise inside . . . each wrapped in heat-sealed cellophane to protect the full flavor and freshness for you. Charlotte, N. C. OUxrU FOOD PRODUCTS W W W W W w DIXIE AND FARMERS WAREHOUSE WINSTON-SALEM, NORTH CAROLINA Two Sales Daily JOE A. PELL F. p. JOYCE BILL SHEETS ROY CRIBB, Auctioneer LIBERTY WAREHOUSE Winston-Salem, N. C. A SALE EVERY DAY M. M. Joyner Joe A. Pell Roy Cribb, Auctioneer L_ TIP-TOP WARD BAKING CO. High Point, N. C. ENRICHED TIP-TOP IS BETTER BREAD ENJOY CURT IS CANDI ES BABY RUTH - BUTTERFINGER COCONUT GROVE JOLLY JACK DIP MOON SPOON CARAMEL NOUGET FRUIT DROPS CURTIS GUM The Big Store Your Shopping Center PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. W. L. Lynch Dept. Store DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS Ladies ' and Men ' s Ready-to-Wear FURNITURE IRON-RITE IRONERS WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES Phone 69-R PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of MT. AIRY COAL YARD GROCERY BILL WAGNER ' S SHELL SERVICE SHACKLEFORD SERVICE STATION HARRISON ' S Mount Airy, N. C. SOUTH MAIN STREET BARBER SHOP McLELLAN STORES Mount Airy, N. C. MR. J. H. BLALOCK, Lawyer Pilot Mountain, N. C. WARDEN SEWING MACHINE CO. Compliments of THE BOWLING ALLEY PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. JOYCE AND KEY ESSO SERVICE STATION AND GARAGE We Strive to Serve Phone 140-R PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. Compliments of DE CLEVE STUDIO Tops in Photography MOUNT AIRY, N. C. Compliments of BURCH ' S GROCERY THE FAIR STORE MOODY ' S FUNERAL HOME The Senior Class wishes to thank the following people for their assistance with this annual and other senior projects: MR. AND MRS. FRANK STEIN MRS. LESTER BROWN MRS. VILENA CHILTON THE HOME DEMONSTRATION CLUB MRS. W. R. COX MRS. NORMA THORE MRS. FRED GIBSON MRS. VIOLA WALL MRS. SUE SWANSON Our many and generous advertisers SNAPSHOTS We like mountain music. . . . Ain’t she sweet. . . . Cute then, but now? . . . What happened to you two? . . . Where’s Sammy? That’s his coat. ... At the zoo. . . . Look at that car. . . . Oh, that trip to Washington. . . . Rough, tough, and ready. . . . Get it clean, hoy. . . . Old March wind. ... Is it alive? . . . Beautiful house. . . . Now, what could we name this? . . . Ringer!! . . . Dark eyes. . . . Are you mad? . . . Botanical Gardens. . . . We’s frum the South, suh. . . . Hair laundry. . . . It’s good to the last drop. . . . Nuts. . . . The End. AUTOGRAPHS