Sumner High School - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

We Came. . . We Saw. . . THE SENIOR CLASS of SUMNER HIGH SCHOOL ?EENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA presents The Staff of the DRUMBEAT proudly presents the 1958 Edition of the yearbook. Itwas with anticipation of your sincere approval and ac¬ ceptance that hours of toil went into its production. May this edition receive a special place in your memories as you obtain Destinations Unlimited. MRS. R. H. BEST Sponsor JOANNE STEVENSON BENNY KINLEY Business Manager Assistant Business Manager DAVID HEDGECOCK MARY RUTH WHITE Sales Manager Assistant Sales Manager MR. JACK S. BARTON Sponsor JEANNE CHANDLER Co-Editor The Drumbeat Staff CAROLYN TIPPETT LEROY DODSON Advertising Manager Assistant Advertising Manager MARY BETH WILSON GERALD CLARK Class Editor Assistant Class Editor JUDY BARRICKS ALLAN RYAN Activities Editor Assistant Activities Editor BERKLEY DILLON Co-Editor HELEN RABENHORST JANE MORGAN High Lights Editor High Lights Editor ROY GRAY JEAN GAMBLE JULIA CANTER GEORGE ROBBINS EARL TOWERY BONNIE DANLEY MARIA MAMESS Boys ' Sports Girls ' Sports Snapshot Editor Art Editor Assistant Art Editor Treasurer Fads Editor Dedication We Seek To Honor . . . A teacher who has greatly contributed to the welfare and high standing of Sumner School;for her endless patience and interest toward those whom she instructs; for her co-operation with fellow-instructors. As a tribute to a personage whose actions and attitudes are an inspiration to all, we dedicate this 1958 DRUMBEAT to MRS. ERLEENE B. BEST. Destinations Unlimited Administration MR. JACK BARTON Science MR. B. J. BEASON Agricu Iture MRS. ERLEENE B. BEST English and Dramatics The Faculty MR. E. M. MACON MRS. HULDAH C. MUCKENFUSS MR. CARL PEMBERTON Social Studies English and French Mathematics Guides MISS EDITH COUNCILMAN Home Economics MR. W. H. DEWAR Social Studies MISS COLIEN LONG English and Library ■ .G ' O AN ORCHID FOR OUR TEACHERS MRS. CAROLYN P. SETZER Commercia I MR. C. K. SILER Coach to the future Poem REFLECTION Destinations unlimited! the starry-eyed cry. Our fathers conquered land; we ' ll conquer the sky! Indeed, to the young, the future is bright. Each day bringing forth a bright new light LIMIT: YOURSELF By the yardstick of knowledge and material gain. Success, my dear friend, may be looked for in vain. Sometimes these days, too rushed, confused. This yardstick of success too much may be used. WARNING: LIMIT NOT SUCCESS BY A YARDSTICK Our fathers of old did a jewel possess: The ability to dream in peaceful recess. If time in thought you spend each day. This act, the role of a mirror will play. REFLECTION: UNDERSTANDING OF OTHERS Therefore, if daily you ' ll pray and you ' ll dream. Then begin to work toward the visions you ' ve seen— A surprise of reward will soon come to you: You possess the intangible— the material too! CONCLUSION: DREAMS V WORK = SUCCESS! Mascots WANDA McCORQUODALE MIKE KIRKMAN Motto DESTINATIONS UNLIMITED Colors Emerald Green and White Flowers White Camellia $ ( I —Jane Morgan 11 Class Officers JANE MORGAN Treasurer JEANNE CHANQLER Secretary ODSON si dent CAROLYN TIPPETT Vice-President JUDY CHANDLER BARRICKS JUDITH HARRIS BROOKBANK JULIA BISHOP CANTER JEAN AUGUSTA CHANDLER THOMAS GERALD CLARK NORMA JEAN COBLE ALLIE MAE COCKERHAM JEAN CREEDE BONNIE SUE DANLEY VANZA MAE DAVIS BERNARD LEROY DODSON ROY LINWOOD DUNCAN CA LOUISE EDWARDS Passengers of future. . . WILMA JEAN GAMBLE ROY LEE GRAY WALTER FRANKLIN HALL HHl MYRA RUTH HARRIS BELINDA JUNE HODGIN ADA JACQUELINE FIELDS HOWARD BENNY KINLEY BETTY MARIA MANESS CHARLIE DAVID HEDGECOCK DONALD RICHARD McCANDLESS A never ending flight OLIVER JIMMY McCASKILL FRED ALFRED MILLER SUSAN LEE MOORE RUBY JEAN MOSER MONROE LEE OZMENT HELEN FAYE RABENHORST JANE CAROLYN MORGAN VIRGINIA DARE PUGH GEORGE THOMAS ROBBINS Each DALPHINE SNOW JOANNE CONNETTE STEVENSON DAVID ALLEN STEWART OLIVIA CAROLYN TIPPETT WALLACE NORMAN TOLBERT JULIUS EARL TOWERY NANCY JEAN VOELCKER Soar not too high to fall, but stoop to rise. -Massinger PROCLAMATION WHEREAS, All Greensboro Residents are interested in doing Their Utmost to make our forthcoming Sesquicentennial Celebration the Greatest ever held in This Part of The Country and since a Goodly Portion are even Now anxious to relive and recreate some of Ye Olde Customs and Fashions prevailing during our Past One Hundred and Fifty Years; NOW, THEREFORE, I, GEORGE H. ROACH, MAYOR OF THE CITY OF GREENSBORO, in Commemoration of Our Forefathers of Yore, do Hereby Proclaim that All Members of the Male Sex residing within the Confines of Our City who are Capable of Such Manly Effort shall Refrain from Shaving from this Fateful Day and Further until the End of our Great Anniversary Celebration, May 2 through May 10. This shall also include Such Gentry as may line Without our Limitations but Who are gainfully employed Therein. SUCH HAIR-BEARING BRETHREN may effect either Ye Fulle Beard, Mutton Chops, Van Dyke, Mustache, Sideburns or any other Facial Foliage as may Tickle their Fancies, Providing that such Hirsute Appendages are of such Length and Plentiful Luxuriance as can be readily seen and recognized at Ye Distance of Eight Paces. THESE WORTHY MEN shall Henceforth be known as Ye Brothers of Ye Brush and Citizens of the Highest Order, for Whom our Sesquicenten¬ nial Beard Committee is now preparing Suitable Official Insignia and Certificates of Membership, soon to be Available at Sesquicentennial Headquarters. BE IT KNOWN ALSO that Those Gentry as shall refuse to affili¬ ate Their Chins or Cheeks with This Loyal Fun Organization and therefore Fail to Sport such Downy Fringe as Herein Proscribed and Ordered, shall be dealt with in Ye Publick Square by a Vigilante Force of Brothers , better known as Ye C5lde Fashioned Keystone Kops . This Secret Order will report all Those who Heed Not this proclamation and will mete out to such Evanders such Punishment as is deemed Fitting in the Periodic Sessions of Ye Majestick Kangaroo Kourt”, Which Bushy Body will begin to Convene soon after Noticeable Silken Outgrowths start to Sprout. AS AN ALTERNATIVE, However, for Those Who might offer the Promptings of a Doubtful Conscience, the Prohibition of a Spouse or some Other Unworthy Reason for not nurturing a Hairy Croppe, there shall be provided, upon Payment of the required Fee, an Official Shaver ' s Permit which same Only ' will entitle the Constant Wearer Immunity from the Aforementioned Medieval Punishments for the Duration of this Man¬ date. All such Receipts shall be turned into the Fund to support our Festive Celebration. ISSUED under My Hand and Seal on this | 1 t -j J day of Ye Monthe of Januarye, Ye Festival Year of Our Sesquicentennial Anni¬ versary, Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Eight. Senior JUDY CHANDLER BARRICKS 506 Rocky Knoll Road F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Beta 4; Monogram 3, 4, Officer 4; Library 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; 4-H 1; F.T.A. 4, Officer 4; Glee Club 1, 2, Officer 2; Sumnette Staff Editor 4; Annual Staff; Dramatics 3; Band 1, 2, Officer 2; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Cheerleader 2,3,4, Chief 4; Superlative. JUDITH HARRIS BROOKBANK 2903 Randleman Road 4-H 1, 2; F.T.A. 3, 4; F.H.A. 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 2; Library 2, 3; Play 3; Band 1; Superlative. JULIA BISHOP CANTER Route 8, Box 51 F.H.A. 1, 2; Glee Club 2; 4-H 1; Senior Representative to College Day; Annual Staff; Band 1,2; Superlative. JEAN AUGUSTA CHANDLER 418 Creek Ridge Road BR-3-2551 Glee Club 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 3; F.H.A. 1; Majorette 1, 2; Gym Store 3, 4; Annual Editor; Sumnette Staff 4; May Day Representative 3; Miss Sumner High Con¬ test 3; Sophomore Queen in Popularity Contest 2; D.A.R. Award 3; Marshal 3; Best All-Around Medal 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative. NORMA JEAN COBLE 506 Vandalia Road BR-3-6394 Glee Club 1, 2, 4; Superlative. ALLIE MAE COCKERHAM Route 8, Box 531 F.T.A. 3, 4; Library Club 4; Play 3; Sumnette Staff 4; Superlative. BOBBIE JEAN CREEDE 502 Kirkland Street BR-3-7155 F.T.A. 4; Library 4; Glee Club 2; Plays 3, 4; Sumnette Staff; Superlative. BONNIE SUE DANLEY Route 8, Box 31 Monogram Club 4; Glee Club 1, 2; F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. Officer 4; Beta 3, 4, Officer 4; Annual Staff; Sumnette Staff 4; Plays 3, 4; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Basket¬ ball Manager 3; Superlative. VANZA MAE DAV IS 313 Pinecrest Road F.T.A. 4; Sumnette Staff 4; Plays 2, 3; Library Officer 4; Office Staff 4; Honorable Mention on Science Project 2; Superlative. ADA JACQUELINE FIELDS Route 7, Box 128 BR-4-7752 Beta Club 4; Superlative. WILMA JEAN GAMBLE Route 1, Box 390 OR-4-5790 Glee Club 2, 4; Library Club 4; 4-H 1, 2, 4; Annual Staff; Sumnette Staff 4; May Day Representative 3;Cheer- leader 4; Superlative. MYRA RUTH HARRIS 3522 Rehobeth Church Road BR-2-5268 F.H.A. 1; Glee Club 2; 4-H 1, 2, 4; Library 4; Super¬ lative . BELINDA JUNE HODGIN Route 8 BR-5-2985 F.H.A. 2, 3, 4; Library 2; Glee Club 2; Superlative. BETTY MARIA MANESS 421 Routh Circle BR-3-4601 Glee Club Pianist 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Officer 4; Library 3; F.T.A. 3,4, Officer 4; Sumnette Staff 4; Annual Staff; Plays 2,3,4; Miss Sumner High Contest 3; Honorary Mar¬ shal 3; Hostess to College Day 4; Typing Awards 3;Music Award 2; Superlative. SUSAN LEE MOORE 3316 Freeman Mill Road BR-3-8834 4-H 1, 2; G lee Club 1, 2; Library 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Plays 3, 4; Superlative. JANE CAROLYN MORGAN Route 1, Box 824 BR-4-5754 Glee Club 2; Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4; Band 1; Orni¬ thology Essay Contest 1; I Speak for Democracy Contest 4; Annual Staff; Sumnette Staff 4; Play 4; English Award 2; Biology Award 2; French I Award 2; French II Award 3; Science Award 2; Chief Marsha I 3; Class Officer 2,3, 4; Superlative. RUBY JEAN MOSER 2636 Randleman Road BR-2-3258 Glee Club 2; Sumnette Staff 4; Superlative. VIRGINIA DARE PUGH 408 Kirkland Street BR-5-9536 Glee Club 2; 4-H 1; Library 2, 3, 4; F.T.A. 3, 4; Play 3, 4; Sumnette Staff 4; Office Staff 4; Superlative. HELEN FAYE RABENHORST Route 1, Box 210 Randleman; OR-4-5562 Transferred 3; F.T.A. Officer 3, 4; County F.T.A. Of¬ ficer 4; Beta 3, 4; Officer 4; Sumnette Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; I Speak for Democracy Contest 4; Marshal 3; Class Officer 4; Hostess to College Day; Superlative. MARTHA ANN SLEIGHT 420 Clark Avenue BR-2-6075 F.H.A. 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2; Glee Club 3, 4; Most Valuable Player4. DALPHINE SNOW 2518 Randleman Road Transferred 3; F.T.A. 2, 3, 4; Play 4; Sumnette Staff 4; Superlative. JOANNE CONNETTE STEVENSON 321 J. J. Drive BR-3-6834 Glee Club 2; F.T.A. 3, 4, Officer 4; Library 3;Annual Staff; Sumnette Staff 4; Plays 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 3; Hostess to College Day; Superlative. Directory OLIVIA CAROLYN TIPPETT Route 8, Box 455 BR-4-5562 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4 , Officer 1, 3, 4; Beta 3, 4 ; Library 2,3, Officer 2; Glee Club Officer 2; 4-H 1; F.T.A. Of¬ ficer 4; Band 1; Bus Driver 4; Annual Staff; Sumnette Staff 4; Marshal 3; Best A11-Around Meda I 1; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Basketball 2, 3, 4 , Co-Captain 3; Softball 1, 2; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Superlative. NANCY JEAN VOELCKER 711 Northridge Street Transferred 4 ; Majorette 4 ; Glee Club 3, 4; Latin Club 4; French Club 3; Dramatics Club 3; Library Club 3, 4; Photography Club 1, 3. MARY RUTH WHITE Route 3, Box 115 High Point; 6-2941 F.H.A. 1; F.T.A. 3, 4, Officer 4; Library Officer 4; Glee Club 4; Annual Staff; Sumnette Staff 4; Gym Store 2; Play 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Class Officer 2; Superlative. MARY ELIZABETH WILSON 433 Rocky Knoll Road BR-2-5308 F.H.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Officer 2, 3; F.T.A. 3, 4; Library 3, 4, O f f i c e r 4; Glee Club 1, 2; Monogram 4; 4-H 1; Annual Staff; Cheerleader 4; Band 1; Plays 3, 4; Basket¬ ball Manager 3; Softball 1, 3; Junior Varsity Basketball 1; Superlative. THOMAS GERALD CLARK Route 8, Box 488 BR-4-3452 Sentinal 3,4;F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 4 ; Annual Staff; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative. NEAL BERKLEY DILLON 3604 Osborne Road Monogram 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1; Annual Editor; Sumnette Staff 4; May Day Representative 3;Junior Halloween King 3; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Class Officer 3, 4; Superlative. BERNARD LEROY DODSON Route 8, Box 271 OR-4-5931 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 4; Beta 3, 4, Officer 4; Annual Staff; Sumnette Staff 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Farm Mechanics Award 3; County Champion of Wildlife Habi¬ tat Planting 3; Baseball 1, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Representative to College Day; Superlative. ROY LINWOOD DUNCAN Route 8, Box 257 BR-3-9970 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Greenhand Degree 1; Farm Degree 2; Award in Farm Electrification; Superlative. ROY LEE GRAY Route 8, Box 491 OR-4-5087 4-H Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3, 4; Monogram 2, 3, 4, Officer 4; Annual Staff; Sum¬ nette Staff 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; President of County 4-H Council 3; Best All-Around Medal 1, 2; Soil Water Con¬ servation Award 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; All Conference Foot¬ ball 4; Superlative. WALTER FRANKLIN HALL Route 3, Box 103 High Point Band 1; Superlative. CHARLIE DAVID HEDGECOCK Route 1, Box 202 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, 3; Beta 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2; Sumnette Staff 4; Annual Staff; Superlative. HOWARDBENNY KINLEY Route 8, Box 440 F.F.A. 3, 4, Officer 4; Monogram 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff; Bus Driver 3, 4; Plays 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Superlative. DONALD RICHARD McCANDLESS Route 8 BR-4-0805 F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3; FootbalI 3, 4; Baseball 3; Superlative. FRED ALFRED MILLER Route 1, Box 936 F.F.A. 1, 2; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; 4-H 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 4. MONROE LEE OZMENT Route 8, Box 670 BR-3-8992 F.F.A. 4; Monogram 4; Superlative. GEORGE THOMAS ROBBINS Route 8, Box 142 BR-2-4630 Monogram Officer 3, 4; Plays 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Sumnette Staff 4; Annual Staff; Class Officer 1; Superlative. HUBERT ALLAN RYAN Route 8, Box 692 8R-3-0951 F.F.A. 1; F.T.A. 3; Bus Driver 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff; Wildlife Conservation Award 1; Basketball 1; Superlative. DAVID ALAN STEWART Route 8, Box 57 BR-4-5839 Band 1; Bus Driver 4; Superlative. WALLACE NORMAN TOLBERT Route 7, Box 314 BR-5-1802 Monogram 3, 4; Play 3; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative. JULIUS EARL TOWERY Route 1, Box 930 BR-4-8201 Sumnette Staff 4; History Award 3; Superlative. MADISON STEPHEN VOSLOH 3202 Osborne Road BR-4-5529 Monogram 3, 4; F.T.A. 4; Best All-Around 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative. LAWRENCE EDWARD WALKER Route 8, Box 723 BR-2-1081 Bus Driver 3, 4; Band 1; Basketball 1; Superlative. Senior BEST ALL-AROUND Carolyn Tippett Leroy Dodson MOST POPULAR Berkley Dillon MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Helen Rabenhorst Allan Ryan MOST INTELLECTUAL Jane Morgan David-Hedgecock fmm ws m fs$i 7 ' f sffPi 0 $ MOST TALENTED Supe Maria Maness Frank Hall natives BEST PERSONALITY Ruby Moser Lawrence Walker Senior CUTEST Judy Barricks Earl Towery MOST ATHLETIC Mary Beth Wi Ison Roy Lee Gray BEST LOOKI NG Jean Gamble George Robbins Superlatives QUIETEST Allie Mae Cockerham NEATEST Norma Coble Monroe Ozment FRIENDLIEST Joanne Stevenson Benny Kinley Senior H MOST TALKATIVE Mary Ruth White Donald McCandless MOST COURTEOUS Bonnie Danley Gerald Clark BEST DRESSED Jeanne Chandler y Superlatives MOST ORIGINAL Jackie Fields Steve Vosloh MOST DEPENDABLE Julia Canter Roy Duncan WITTIEST Myra Harris Susan Moore HR ■ Senior Superlatives BIGGEST BABY June Hodgin Jean Creede BIGGEST FLIRT Becky Edwards Norman Tolbert Mi BIGGEST APPLE POLISHER Vanza Davis Judith Brookbank BIGGEST PEST Da I phi ne Snow Virginia Pugh Class Prophecy The following is the annual report taken from the official files of the Gyro-sonic Patrol: Date: May 27, 1978 Time: 7:30 A.M. Subject: Invasion of Destiny To: The Rising Senior Class I . It actually began with my receiving a space-o-gram, the subject of which was a request for my presence at the tryouts of the Supersede saucer. Said report was signed by EARL TOWERY and STEVE VOSLOH, chief engineers in charge of pro¬ ject XYZ . 2. I reported to their lunar observatories thismorning,where I was received by the cryptographer, MARIA MANESS, and stenographer, JOANNE STEVENSON. Taken out to the saucer, which was of unusual size, I was informed that the strange abilities of this invention included the physical aptness to see into buildings. 3. The flight began, and soon we were over Radium City. Looking into the snooper-scope, the first thing we saw was a sign pointing out the Electronic Materia I Mai ntenance Studios. We moved in closer to investigate. Result: JEAN GAMBLE, JEAN CREEDE, and NORMA COBLE reporting to work early in order to take care of the teenage rush for instruc¬ tions on the new dance sweeping the universe— The Stratospheric Hop. 4. Next, we peered in on BERKLEY DILLON teaching new tricks to his former.instructor. Bob Cummings. Employed by Berkley were LAWRENCE WALKER and NORMAN TOLBERT. We also recognized LEROY DODSON and ROY DUNCAN as promising students. 5. We found HELEN RABENHORST in her office creating cartographic designs for this International Geophysical Year. What won ' t our women think of next? 6. We were astounded at finding CAROLYN TIPPETT as head of the largest co-education academy. Spectroscopy Insti¬ tute. ROY LEE GRAY, who has just been promoted to a full-time professorship, was advising his students on precision main¬ tenance. We understand that his chief student, MARTHA SLEIGHT, plays with the Universe Trotters. 7. Even in this highly advanced age there seems to be a need for love, with its ensuing problems and someone to solve them! We found JULIA CANTER doing just that, and JEANNE CHANDLER, marriage consultant, was helping her. 8. When we looked in on the Institution for Diseased Personages, we met the medical supervisor. Dr. FRANK HALL; head nurse, MARY BETH WILSON; dietitian, VAN 7J DAVIS; technicians , MYRA HARRIS and VIRGIN IA PUGH; and re¬ ceptionist, JACKIE JOHNSON. 9. Next we visited DAVID STEWART ' s universally famous Cinerama. Now playing is Destinations Unlimited, which has had a thirty-day run already. We saw, starring in the movie, MONROE OZMENT, BECKY EDWARDS, and BONNIE DANLEY. We noticed that special recognition went to MARY RUTH WHITE, audio specialist; JIMMY McCASKILL, pro¬ cess photographer; and JUDY BARRICKS, lithographic plate developer. 10. In the Universal Room of Knowledge, we found chief librarian, ALLIE MAE COCKER HAM, and her assistant, DALPHINE SNOW, checking and numbering books on space colonization. II . Looking in on the Better Domiciles and Hydroponics Publishing Company, we saw RUBY MOSER, the new editor, with her assistants, JUDY BROOKBANK, and JUNE HODGIN . Judy and June scout for, and write, the Who ' s Who column. 1 2. Moving into outer space, we had to dodge an electro-jet pi loted by ALLAN R Y A N wi th his co-pi lot D O N A L D McCANDLESS. 13. Shortly afterwards, wealmost collided with SUSAN MOORE, who tests new space cruisers for GEORGE ROBBINS, the universe ' s foremost designer of space craft. His newest ship is the Doppler. 14. On the earth ' s new artificial satellite. Mi mi track, we found JANE MORGAN engaged in her missionary work. GERALD CLARK was co-operating by teaching, to the inhabitants of Mi mi track, advanced agriculture and the use of common farm implements such as the nuclear distributer, the deuteruim turbine, and the hydrogen terracerator. 15. On returning to headquarters, we found that, as usual, BENNY KINLEY was still in a state of general confusion over the positions of the Supergiants and the Subgiants, and the Dwarfs, and the Subdwarfs, as compared to the Main Sequence. Said confusion was probably a partial result of worrying over the loss of his pet hen. Due to the unique and secret nature of this report, I found it advisable to formulate said report myself. Report by: David Hedgecock, Chief Ranger of Gyro-sonic Patrol Commanding Officer: David Hedgecock DAVID HEDGECOCK Awards Valedictorians JANE MORGAN HELEN RABENHORST Salutatorian MARIA MANESS Destinations Unlimited Commencement Program Junior-Senior Banquet Friday, May 9, 1958 7:30 P. M. Thomasville Wocpan ' s Club Commencement Sermon Sunday, May 25, 1958 8:00 P. M Dr. Co B. Bowen Rev. Go B. Dodson First Baptist Church Graduation Exercises Friday, May 30, 1958 8:00 P. M. Sumner School Auditorium Lites For many youngsters, Tuesday, September 3, seemed to be a dark day indeed. But, it marked the date of forty-four seniors ' triumph—their ending role as upper classmen! The first month of instruction included such outside activities as the se¬ lection of cheerleaders and their chief, Judy Barricks; losing the first foot¬ ball game, but retaining school spirit; and the choice of the class officers. Leroy Dodson was elected president. Of amusement to everyone, inclu¬ ding the faculty members, were the initiation performances of various clubs. A senior class meeting resulted in the election of the D R U M- BEAT staff, with Jeanne Chandlerand Berk ley Dil Ion as co-editors. Later in September, the annual-ad crusade began. The seniors sold more advertisements than ever before during the week set aside for that purpose. Sales managers, Mary Ruth White and David Hedgecock, were employed collecting deposits on the largest total of yearbooks ever circu¬ lated by Sumner Indians. September 25 was a memorable day to SUMNETTE staffers—theirfirstpaper! Creative writing, keep¬ ing columnar margins even, cutting and running a clear stencil, spelling and hyphenating cor¬ rectly, meeting the deadline: all these per¬ plexed the staffers. History was made again in the success of the annual Halloween festivity. A high total was accumulated to be applied on the future athletic field. Sumner was honored by be¬ ing selected to act as host for the annual College Da ' held at Greensboro High. October closed on a ratherstudious note with five seniors taking the Nation¬ al Scholas¬ tic Qua¬ lifying Test. EXAMS The Senior Class¬ meeting time came again in No- vember. In a series of meetings the class chose su¬ perlatives, mascots, class flower, dedica-. YEARBOOK tion, motto, and class colors. December began the bas- ketball season; and soon, one of the Indians ' favorite sports was well underway. Another day of excessive work came with the photographer who took special pictures for the yearbook. There was the usual last-minute confusion, but everything wentfairly smoothly until one of the props burst! Another had to be substituted. Plans for hoiiday fun in celebration of Christ ' s birth soon were progressing as class com¬ mittees planned the Christmas party for December 20, at the residence of Mr. Barton. And what a party VOTING that was! Rare steaks, Mr. Barton ' s crazy apron, mistletoe pranks by Mrs. Best—each one seemed to enjoy himself. A wonderful vacation and New Year ' s resolutions followed. January: Students returned to the grim prospect of mid-term examinations and the task of putting finishing touches on the DRUMBEAT dummy. This job is more than it sounds, though, and many were the uneasy breaths before the annual came back for final inspection. Spring arrived with lots of excitement, a time anticipated each year. The banquet, a finished annual, a class play, clas s night with the daisy chain, commencement sermon;all are memories to treasure forever. Then the most meaningful of al I— graduation I That night theseniors had always dreamed of is past. School days will come no more; but, into the adult world forty-four individuals are introduced, — Destinations Unlimited. SENIOR PLAY Last Will and Testament I, JUDY BARRICK, will the spot of SUMNETTE editor to any junior who has the nerves and the feet. I, JUDITH BROOKBANK will my shortness to Linda Smith. JULIA CANTER leaves her place on the annual staff to her brother, if he is able to keep it up. I, JEANNE CHANDLER, will my position as co-editor of the DRUMBEAT to any junior who has plenty of patience and lots of spare time. I, NORMA COBLE, leave my superlative Neatest to my sister Mary, in hopes that she will live up to it. 1, ALLIE MAE COCKERHAM, leave my place in the library to anyone who likes to be Quiet. I, BOBBIE CREEDE, will my ability to get along with Mrs. Best to Ann Baxter, who I hear needs it. BONNIE DANLEY wills her superlative Most Courteous to Jo Anne McIntyre who deserves it after three years of Home Ec¬ onomics training. VANZA DAVIS leaves her ability to go to school twelve years without quitting even once, to her brother, Jimmy Davis. BECKY EDWARDS wishes to will her superlative Biggest Flirt to her sister, Benny, hoping she will live up to it. I, JACKIE FIELDS, leave my superlative Most Original to my brother, Jimmy, knowing that he is able to fill the requirements, t, JEAN GAMBLE, leave my place on the cheerleading squad to my sister Audrey. MYRA HARRIS wills her ability to make good grades in shorthand to Aurelia Thompson. JUNE HODGIN leaves her superlative Biggest Baby to Anne Mitchell. I, MARIA MANESS, will my superlative to my sister, Jane, in hopes that she will use it to make her dream come true. SUSIE MOORE wills her ability to be late for school to anyone who can face Mr. Barton at the door. JANE MORGAN leaves the rails at Hawkins to the Thompson girls, who no longer need them. I, RUBY MOSER, just wish to leave; and upon leaving, leave the dear ole schoolhouse to all the underclassmen. VIRGINIA PUGH wills her superlative Biggest Pest to any junior seeing as how they all deserve it. I, HELEN RABENHORST, leave all my gripes to Mrs. Best to bestow on anyone she chooses. 1, DALPHINE SNOW, leave my superlative Biggest Pest to Ulane Nance. JOANNE STEVENSON wills her ability to pass geometry under Mr. Pemberton to her brother, Jimmy, provided he can meet the qualifications. I, CAROLYN TIPPETT, leave the task of Advertising Manager to anyone willing to be sucked in. MARY RUTH WHITE wills her superlative Most Talkative to anyone who deserves it more than she did. I, MARY ELIZABETH WILSON, will my cheerleader uniform to Jackie Toomes, who I think deserves it more than I. GERALD CLARK wishes to leave his position on the baseball team to anyone who wants it. I, BERKLEY DILLON, will my position as co-editor of the annual to any rising senior who has a hole in his head. LEROY DODSON wills bus 101 to anyone who likes big buses, narrow bridges and crooked roads. ROY DUNCAN wills his superlative Most Dependable to anyone who can handle it. To Larry Wall, ROY LEE GRAY wills his position as co-captain of the football team. FRANK HALL wills his desk in chemistry to anyone who wishes to try to pass the course. DAVID HEDGECOCK leaves to Jerry Allen, who already makes good grades, his ability to push aside the temptation of cheat¬ ing on a world history test. To anyone with a hard head and a stiff neck, 1, BENNY KIN LEY, leave my position as right half. I, DONALD McCANDLESS, will my football suit number 43 to Ronnie Smith. FRED MILLER wills bus 178 to Rat providing he grows three inches during the summer. To Rat, MONROE OZMENT wills his ability to hot rod in hopes that he can get by with it. GEORGE ROBBINS wills his football trophy to David McCuiston. ALLAN RYAN wills bus 34 to anyone who is able to keep it clean. I, DAVID STEWART, will my right to get expelled to Max Mayberry. NORMAN TOLBERT wills Biggest Flirt to Bobby Hardin who is taking up where he left off. To Vince Dillon, EARL TOWERY wills his physics book—he is going to need it. STEVE VOSLOH wills his formula for gun powder to Vince Dillon. LAWRENCE WALKER wills his skill to run improper mufflers to anyone who likes to run from the cops. tOMAS taiy BETTY BAKER CAROL Rej DONALD LINEBERRY President THOMPSON Juniors JERRY ALLEN SYLVIA ANTHONY BETTY BAKER GARY BISHER JAMES BISHOP CHARLENE BOHANNON C. W. BROWN NANCY BROWN CAROL CAMPBELL CAROLYN CAPPS ANN CHANDLER LYNN CLAYTON RONALD COX o Juniors JIMMY DAVIS SYBIL FAIRCLOTH JIMMY FIELDS BOBBY HARDIN BETTY HARMON BARBARA HEUSSER CAROLYN HODGIN MARTHA HODGIN DOROTHY HUDSON MILDRED FRAZIER REBECCA FULLER MAMIE HUDSON RUTH HUDSON Juniors KEITH LANCASTER LINDA LANDRETH ANNE MITCHELL GALE MOORE NICK LAYTON DONALD LINEBERRY SAMUEL LOWE NELSON McCORQUODALE LOUISE MYERS ULANE NANCE BRENDA McCUISTON DAVID McCUISTON PHYLLIS RICE CAROL ROBBINS jo anne McIntyre BENNY MIDDLETON Juniors DELORIS ROOF LARRY SCOTT DENNIS SMITH HARRIET STEELE JIMMY TIPPETT INEZ THOMAS AURELIA THOMPSON MARY THOMPSON RONDA THOMPSON DICKIE TREXLER LOUISE VERNON KENT WAGONER LINDA WARD JERRY WILSON Washington Trip VIEWING THE POTOMAC RIVER WASHINGTON MONUMENT WHITE HOUSE THAT OLE GANG OF MINE I ' LL NEVER CURTIS ALLRED Vice-President LINDA SMITH Secretary Sophomores. . . CURTIS ALLRED BETTY AMOS PEGGY AMOS NUMA ANDREWS MARGIE AUMAN NANCY BARNES ANN BAXTER BETTY BISHOP BONNIE BRADLEY THOMAS BROWN LARRY BURTON BARBARA CAMPBELL LARRY CAUSEY MARY COBLE BEVERLY COOK LARRY COOPER DON COUNCILMAN JERRY DAWSON Sophomores. . . JERRY DREW JIMMY GIBSON JUDY HAMPTON BOBBY HALL CLINTON HEDGECOCK BRENDA HUNTER BRENDA INMAN PEGGY JONES LINDA KELLAM JAMES KENAN SRETHER KEPLEY LOUISE KINLEY GAYLE LANCASTER DORIS LOVINGOOD JOHNNY LASLEY FAYE LOWE PAULINE LUCK CAROLYN LYONS Sophomores. . . JANE MANESS MAX MAYBERRY NANCY McCLURE GLORIA MURRAY WESLEY OSBORNE CHARLES PARKS BARBARA PASCHALL BRENDA PEELE CHARLES PHELPS CHARLES PRESTON ROY ROSS ANN SAFERIGHT FRANCES SAFERIGHT LINDA SMITH BILL SEAGRAVES RAY STAMEY SHIRLEY SUMNER TRAVIS TANNER ETHEL THOMPSON BECKY TILLEY BECKY TUCKER JOYCE TUTTLE LARRY WALL WESLEY WATKINS PRESTON WRIGHT NANCY WILLIAMS V-NECK SWEATER LEARNING BLOCK Snapshots ChiIdhood Dreams cretary Freshmen PHYLLIS ANTHONY JERRY ARMFIELD LEROY AVERY WAYNE BEANE RUBY BLACKMON DAVID BLACKWOOD DONALD BOOZER JOHNNY BRISTOW SAM BROGDON BETTY BROWER CHARLES BROWN JO ANN BROW I CAROLYN CALDWELL BURTON CAMPBELL FRANCES CAMPBELL BRENDA CANTER BETTY CAPPS PEGGY CARTER DAN CHANDLER SLYVIA CHOATE BONNIE COLETRANE ALLEN COOK POLLY ANNE DALE ROGER DALTON CAROL DAVIS MARTHA DAVIS RONNIE DAVIS IDA RUTH DUNCAN BILLY EDWARDS IRIS EDWARDS Freshmen. . . SUE EDWARDS MARY ANN FIELDS JANICE FULLER JUANITA GIBBONS LORETTA GROCE BARBARA HARDIN BRENDA HARP DOROTHY HARRELL CHARLES HARRIS HORACE HEDGECOCK TIM HENLEY BARBARA HODGIN BETTY HODGIN CAROLYN HUDSON NANCY HUDSON STEVE HUFFINES HAZEL HUGHES EARL HUMBLE HAROLD HUNT BARBARA HYATT CHARLES KING VANCE KIRKMAN DONALD KNIGHT BETTY JO LANDRETH Freshmen JERRY LASITER SUSIE LAWSON SUE LEONARD LUCILLE LONG VANCE LOVE MARIE LOWE GLENDA MARTIN REBECCA McCLURE danny McDonald janice McFarland ROBERT McGEHEE WILLIE McGEHEE PAUL McSWAIM SUE MIDDLETON JOE MITCHELL LARRY MORGAN JERRY MOSER JOHNNY NELSON TOBY NEVILLE JIMMY PARKS GILBERT PEELE PAIGE PEOPLE CLARENCE ROOF CECIL POLLARD MARY JANE POPE SARAH POE J. C. PUGH Fres hmen DEAN ROBERTSON WAYNE ROLLINS TOMMY ROUTH RAYMOND RYAN RODGER RYAN RONNIE SAUNDERS PEGGY SILER LARRY SIMMONS BILL SMITH LINDA SMITH RONNIE SMITH NANCY STEWART DELLA MAE STURDIVANT MARY LEE STURDIVANT JIMMY SWAIM RUBY THOMAS MARGARET TUCKER FRANCES WAGSTAFF PAISLEY WALDEN ANN WIDNER MARTHA WILKINS ELAINE YOW Your Future. .Which Way? wpii C pURACl tH. !? £W of Clubs BETA CLUB LEROY DODSON President KEITH LANCASTER Vice-President JANE MORGAN Secretary HELEN RABENHORST Treasurer MR. JACK S. BARTON Sponsor .J- J ji ' } % 1 1 1 .J. - 1 1 J- J. 1 .J l J idlllifct i — i V i _ r i ' J__J : i . i .A j ,i .J ■ j. . j . i i i i - J. ! i t J - _L f, m First Row, Left to Right: Keith Lancaster, Jane Morgan, Leroy Dodson, Maria Maness, Helen Rabenhorst. Second Row.: Judy Barricks, Jeanne Chandler, Betty Baker, Bonnie Danley. Third Row: Martha Hodgin, Inez Thomas, Deloris Roof, Jackie Fields, Gale Moore, Harriet Steele, Ronald Cox, Jimmy Stevenson, Carolyn Tippett. ROY LEE GRAY President JUDY BARRICKS Vice-President CAROLYN TIPPETT Secretary RONDA THOMPSON Treasurer MONOGRAM CLUB First Row: Berkley Dillon, Martha Hodgin, Martha Sleight, Bonnie Danley, Mary Beth Wilson, Sue Stone, Carol Robbins, Rondo Thompson, Judy Barricks. Second Row:Mr. C. K. Siler, Sponsor; Gerald Clark, Roy Lee Gray, Barbaia Heusser, Bobby Haidin, Brenda McCuiston, Sylvia Anthony, Norman Tolbert, Third Row: Larry Wall, Johnny Greene, George Robbins, Benny Kinley, Carolyn Tippett, Fred Miller, Kent Wagoner, Dennis Smith. JUDY BARRICKS Editor m r ' v’ft JANE MORGAN Co-Editor MARIA MANESS Co-Editor First Row: Keith Lancaster, Phyllis Rice, Jane Morgan, Judy Barricks, Maria Maness, Bobbie Creede, Virginia Pugh. Second Row: Becky Edwards, Jean Gamble, Jeanne Chandler, Joanne Stevenson, Mary Ruth White, Mrs. Fred Setzer, Advisor; Bonnie Danley, Ruby Moser, Allie Mae Cockerham, Helen Rabenhorst, Carolyn Tippett, Vanza Davis. Third Row: Leroy Dodson, Berkley Dillon, Frank Hall, Dickie Trexler, David Hedgecock, David Stewart, Roy Lee Gray, Earl Towery, George Robbins. MRS. FRED SETZER Advisor BUS DRIVERS First Row: Benny Kinley, Jimmy Fields, Leroy Dodson, Gerald Clark. Second Row: Buddy Lowe, Allan Ryan, Roy Lee Gray, Fred Miller, Jimmy McCaskill. 4-H CLUB First Row: Faye Lowe, Brenda Peele, Judy Hampton, Norma Coble, Jean Gamble, Betty Bishop, Mary Coble, Rebecca Edwards. Second Row: Doris Lovingood, Ann Saferight, Jane Maness, Ruby Thomas, Betty Jo Landreth, Betty Hodgin. Third Row: Anne Baxter, Dickie Trexler, Brenda Inman, Roy Lee Gray. First Row, Left to Right: Judy Barricks, Carol Robbins, Mary Beth Wilson, Anne Chandler, Keith Lancaster, Gayle Lancaster, Phyllis Rice, Ronda Thompson, Sue Stone, Ann Saferight, Jane Maness. Second Row: Miss Councilman, June Hodgin, Brenda Canter, Carolyn Hudson, Judy Hampton, Nancy Stewart, Mary Ann Fields, Martha Davis, Ida Ruth Duncan, Phyllis Anthony, Betty Hodgin, Mary Thompson, Carolyn Lyons, Linda Smith, Gloria Murray. Third Row: Nancy Brown, Sue Edwards, Sue Leonard, Elaine Yow, Mary Jane Pope, Hazel Hughes, Peggy Siler, Mildred Frazier, Becky Tilley, Nancy Barnes. Fourth Row: Martha Ann Wilkens, Sarah Poe, Dorothy Hudson, Linda Moore, Sabra Snow, Peggy Carter, Frances Wagstaff, Louise Kinley, Carolyn Tippett, Fifth Row: Janice Ruth Fuller, Carol Davis, Ruth Hudson, Gale Moore, Martha Hodgin, Barbara Hodgin, Joanne Mclntrye, Juanita Gibbons, Joyce Tuttle, Peggy Amos, Brenda Hunter. zmfSM hm? C ’ 5 Y-.3 Mmmm k ’stmimz R (ft mf ■mmms. m -V 5 v.,-V-: FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA MR. B. J. BEASON LEROY DODSON Treasurer ionsor ROY DUNCAN Secretary BENNY KINLEY Vice-President Left to Right: Clark Coble, Tommy Routh, Johnny Nelson, Jimmy Swaim, Leroy Dodson, James Kenan, Gerald Clark, Roy Le Gray, Roy Duncan, Paisley Walden, Johnny Smith, Mr. B. J. Beason, Sponsor; Benny Kinley, Larry Causey, James Currie Billy Seagraves, Larry Burton, Wesley Osborne, Melvin Swaim, Dennis Smith, Carlton Hamilton, Billy Joe Frazier. vj7 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS First Row: Jimmy Parks, Larry Amick, Donald Knight, Wayne Beane, George Robbins. Second Row: Dean Robertson, Jerry Moser, Roy Ross, Bill Smith, Norman Tolbert,, Third Row: Frances Campbell, Ulane Nance, Dorothy Farmer, Martha Sleight. Fourth Row:Mary Ruth White, Doris Lovingood, Janice McFarland. Fifth Row: Norma Coble, Mamie Hudson, Glenda Martin, Carolyn Hodgin. Sixth Row: Jean Gamble, Judy Hampton. CAFETERIA LINE Dramatics MRS. ERLEENE BEST Director 1 . I ' m Just a Plain Old Country Gal. 2. Behind the Scenes 3. For unto you is born this day...a Savior which is Christ the Lord. 4. Recitation 5. Mischievous Willie LIBRARY STAFF Seated:Mary Beth WiIson, Treasurer; Judy Barricks, President; Bonnie Danley, Secretary; Inez Thomas, Vice-President. Stand¬ ing: Allie Mae Cockerham, Charlene Bohannon, Miss Long, Sponsor; Ruby Blackmon, Faye Lowe. Second Row: Ann Baxter, Harriet Steele, Gale Moore, Janice Fuller, Srether Keply, Margie Auman. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA Seated: Mrs. Muckenfuss, Sponsor; Bonnie Danley, Treasurer; Martha Hodgin, Vice-President; Helen Rabenhorst, President; Carolyn Tippett, Secretary. Second Row: Ronald Cox, Carol Robbins, Deloris Roof, Brenda Peele, Mary Ruth White, Joanne Stevenson, Aurelia Thompson, Louise Myers, Bobbie Creede, Judith Brookbanks, Larry Scott. Third Row: Judy Barricks, Jimmy Stevenson, Vanza Davis, Mary Beth Wilson, Sue Stone, Allie Mae Cockerham, Maria Maness, Gale Moore, Dalphine Snow, Virginia Pugh, Betty Baker, Joanne McIntyre, Inez Thomas, Jerry Allen. C. K. SILER Foot ball .INDIANS ' r ■ , ’• -2iV - ' “ G ; I • ■ . ? % • ' • ' WL : jfc ' ■• ■ 38fc J ' - V- ■ ?. ;. . , c « . ' VO • w NUMA ANDREWS Tackle •� ■ T 4 • i ■ , VK % LYNN CLAYTON Guard JIMMY TIPPETT End ROY LEE GRAY Guard STEVE VOSLOH Guard BERKLEY DILLON Co-Captain Co K. Siler Coach ROY GRAY Co-Captain First Row, Left to Right: Curtis Allred, Donald McCandless, Benny Kinley, Larry Wall, Dennis Smith, Jimmy Fields, C. W. Brown, Larry Burton. Second Row: Nicky Layton, Ronnie Davis, Jimmy Tippett, Kent Wagoner, Larry Simmons,, Bobby Hall, John Greene, Danny Me Dona Id, Ronnie Saunders, Earl Humble. Thi rd Row: Berk ley Di I Ion, Donald Councilman, Numa Andrews, George Robbins, Steve Vosloh, David McCuiston, Norman Tolbert, Lynn Clayton, Toby Neville, Jerry Wilson, Roy Gray, Coach C. K. Siler. Cheerleaders JUDY HAMPTON JEAN GAMBLE JANE MANESS CAROL ROBBINS 5 BRENDA McCUISTON Forward BABS HEUSSER Guard Gir MARTHA SLEIGHT Forward , Jean Capps, Sylvia Anthony, Babs uiston,Martha Davis, Louise Kinley, MARTHA HODGIN Guard Basketball SQUAWS LOUISE KINLEY Forward ■.; ' • ;’ JT ; h Jr ■ ■ -jf ■fodcMfl, Sue Edwards, Mippett, Beverly i Second Row: Brenda Hunter, Martha Coach Siler, Martha Sleight, Can Cooke, Carolyn G k SUE STONE Guard SYLVIA ANTHONY Forward CAROLYN TIPPETT Guard Boys BILL SEAGRAVES Forward J. C. WILLIAMS Guard PRESTON WRIGHT Guard Basketball WARRIORS ,3 DONALD BOOZER Forward n, Gerald raves. BENNY KINLEY Guard BOBBY HARDIN Forward NORMAN TOLBERT Center SUMNER Baseball C. K. SILER LEROY DODSON BENNY MIDDLETON JIMMY TIPPETT BENNY KINLEY BOBBY HARDIN BRAVES i ROY GRAY Left Field -V if -. GERALD CLARK Short Stop RONNIE SMITH Third Base BENNY KINLEY Center Field 3ERKLEY DILLON Pitcher BOBBY HARDIN Second Base BENNY MIDDLETON Right Field GEORGE ROBBINS First Base JIMMY TIPPETT Catcher Athletic Awards SELECTED BY YOUR MONOGRAM CLUB Honors D. A. R. JEANNE CHANDLER Glee Club 1, 2; Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 3; F.H.A. 1; Majorette 1, 2; Gym Stare 3, 4; Annual Editor; Sumnette Staff 4; May Day Representative 3; Miss Sumner High Con¬ test 3; Sophomore Queen in Popularity Contest 2; D.A.R. Award 3; Marshal 3; Best All-Around Medal 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; Superlative. Civitan ROY LEE GRAY 4-H Officer 1, 2, 3, 4; F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 2, 3,4; Monogram 2,3,4, Officer 4; Annual Staff; Sumnette Staff 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; President of County 4-H Council 3; Best All-Around Medal 1, 2; Soil Water Conservation Award 3; Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; All Conference Football 4; Su¬ perlative . m mm ggg||g Marshals Jeanne Chandler; Carolyn Tippett; Jane Morgan, Chief; Helen Rabenhorst; Maria Maness. Apple Blossom Time • • ' ' ' ■ 7 :-: • ; a? J? ‘ 1 !■-7 , . flB 1 ■ 1 m : ■ • f«SP at Starmount Forest Country Club ( Beta Club Installation F. H. A. Installation Fall Festi vities PAIGE SPOON, DAVID GRAY PATSY LANIER, DONALD WALKER KING AND QUEEN When I begin to think of fall. The new-mown hay all raked to haul, I see green leaves now turned to gold, A scene which I so love to behold. MARY ANN DUNCAN, MICHAEL BLACKWOOD Soon I shall see birds from the North Fly South to seek a warm resort. I stand and gaze at scenes like this. Do I thank God? The work is His. —Jeanne Al len 7th Grade NUMA ANDREWS, BEVERLY COOK Departments f . h ' Departments Destinations Unlimited It is with pride and enthusiasm that we of the JUNIOR HIGH, for the first time have a section of our own in the DRUMBEAT. Itisourhope that the first edition will prove an inspiration for the classes of the future to follow and to achieve even greater goals. E9s L m, GLENDA PICKLE phytes JEAN ANN CLARK FRANKIE McCORQUODALE SENIOR AND JUNIOR HIGH EDITORS Left to Right: Jeanne Chandler, Ricky Hodgin, Frankie McCorquodale, Glenda Pickle, Jean Ann Clark, Berkley Di I Ion. Dedication We the students of Junior High dedicate our section of the DRUMBEAT to MRS. CORINNE CLARK. We have chosen Mrs. Clark as the most deserving teacher because she has helped us in many of our problems, studies, and extracurricular activities. THE STAFF MRS. CORINNE CLARK Mr. Joseph P. Gamble, Mrs. Mary F. Gamble, Miss Louise Hutchins, Mrs. Welch, Mrs. Agnes Bo Whitesell. La u ra J . Little, Mrs. Christine ANN AMOS ANDY ANDREWS TEDDY ANTHONY PAV A I I Art A M LARRY BOLICK CAROLYN CARTER HAROLD CARTER OPAL COCKERHAM GLENN COLEMAN ANN COLETRANE JAMES CREEDE ROGER CURRIE ■ 5 a BARBARA DAVIS J. D. DULL DANIEL EATON BOBBY EDMUNDSON BRENDA EDWARDS HAROLD EDWARDS AUDREY GAMBLE MARY LOU GRAY FAYE HARP JOANNE HARPOLD GENEVA HARPOLD GERALDINE HARPOLD JUDY HENLEY WILLIAM HENLEY RONNIE HENSON DEWERYHODGIN RICKY HODGIN PAUL HYATT DONALD INGRAM DAVID LAYTON BETTY LOU LUCK DAVID LYONS JEAN MAYBERRY i HELDA McCANLESS JAMES McCANLESS SANDRA McCANLESS JUNIOR McCRAW STEVE MELNYK JAMES MOORE BETTY MOSER JUDY NELSON CAROLYN PICKETT DAVID PHELP S WOODY PHELPS TRELLIS PEOPLES WILLIAM PASCHALL LINDA PARKS GLENDA PICKLE DAVID PRESTON RONALD REDDING JOHN REEVES RACHEL REID JENNY SMITH SANDRA SMITH TOM SMITH FRANCIS SNOW JERRY STEED THOMAS STURDIVANT CHARLES SUMNER GARLAND TANNER JACKIE THOMPSON JACKIE TOOMES JOE WITCHER VINNON WILLIAMS JOAN WILLIAMS BRENDA WILLIAMS LOU WHITE RAY WARD ANDY ANDREWS RONNY FALK . NELSON ELLIOT JIMMY McCANDLESS MARY ANN DUNCAN NANCY HAMILTON JERRY CLAYTON If JEAN ALLEN SYLVIA ALLRED ELEATA AMICK ANNA JO ANDREWS ASHER ANTHONY BARBARA BARNES SANDRA BARNES JAMES BEASON DWIGHT BISHER •! ANN BRIGHTWELL TOMMY BURNS RONNIE CALDWELL JANET CARTER JEAN ANN CLARK JERRY CLAYTON GERALD COBLE JIMMY COEN SANDRA COLEMAN SUE COLEMAN EDDIE CURTIS LARRY DALTON BOBBY DREW MARY ANN DUNCAN SHEILA EDMONSON FRANKIE JO EDWARDS LARRY EMORY rhr LLIB EAKRINGTON BRENDA EERGUSON BRENDA FOUST i ORGIE FULK BOBBY GEORGE BUDDY GOBLE DONALD GRAY PEGGY GREEN KENNETH GROOME DWIGHT HALL NANCY HAMILTON CALUDE HARDEN JUDY HARMON PATSY HARP GARY HOBSON CATHERINE HODGIN DAVID HUDSON STEVE HUFF ELOIS HUMBLE JIMMY JARRET KENNETH JEFFERSON ROGER JENNINGS DOUGLAS JONES A. $ Hx 1 H - El TT it GLENN JONES JEAN KIRKMAN DOUGLAS KIRKTON ALEX LAMBERT HAROLD LASTER DORIS LAYTON LINDA LINEBERRY CHARLES LOVINGOOD JAMES LOWE LINDA LOWE JOHNNY MAINELLA DEANN MANESS CHARLES MARTIN JIMMY MAYBERRY BRENDA McCLURE PEGGY MIDDLETON SHIRLEY MITCHELL BETTY MOORE JOHNNY MOORE MIKE NELSON RUSSELL NELSON MIKE OLIVER DECATUR OVERBY YATES PARSON JO ANN PEELE VICTORIA PHILLIPS TOMMY REICH LINDA PURCELL GRACE RABENHORST BETTY SUE REAVES DICKIE ROUTH TOMMY ANN SEGRAVES BILLY SENIOR GARY SHARP JUDY SHEFFIELD DONALD SIZEMORE MYRA THOMPSON JO ANN VOSS WAYNE WALKER WAYNE WALL DORIS WATTS ROGER WILLIAMS BARBARA YORK 1. 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Steaks, Sandwiches, Chops __—-- —-—-——j Complete Eye Glass Service 1 - J J -r r j 1 COLTRANE MILL ICE PLANT ; CITY OPTICIANS Water Ground Cornmeal ; Prescriptions Filled - Latest Sytles Frames Z. B. Tutterrow, Owner W. H. Lightfoot Route 1, Greensboro, N. C. 106 Jefferson Building -------j PETER PAN GRILL BALDWIN-GARRETT COMPANY Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner Formal 1 Tractors and Equipment ; 107 N. Greene Street 1011 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina __—- -Y U---- - -- — —-- r - r f 1 -- • ■ ' orange crush BOTTLING CO. Bottlers of Orange Crush, Virginia HANNER ' S VARIETY STORE 1 Dare Grape and Old Colony 871 S. Elm Street Beverages Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina MARION LEWIS BAKE SHOP GLENWOOD RADIO TV SERVICE Specializing in Party Wedding Cakes Television, Radio, Public Address !; 1734 Battleground Avenue System Phone BR 2-3014 1212 Grove Street Plaza Shopping Center BR 4-3741 Greensboro, N. 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SHERWIN ' S Feeds—Seeds and Fertilizers 603 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina U RADFORD ' S BEAUTY SHOP 138 Rocky Knoll Circle Phone BR 5-5775 Greensboro, North Carolina GRUBB ' S VARIETY STORE Pinecroft Road Greensboro, North Carolina PLEASANTS HARDWARE Two Locations 519 S. Elm Street Friendly Shopping Center Greensboro, North Carolina BOB VAUGHN MOTORS, INC. Clean Used Cars Best for Less 106 O ' Conner Street Phone BR 5-8721 Greensboro, N.C. ROUTH ' S WELL DRILLING Compliments to the Seniors from D. C. Routh Well Drilling Phone BR 2-3060 Compliments of LAMBETH FUNERAL HOME Phone BR 3-3401 Greensboro, North Carolina SOUTHERN OPTICAL COMPANY ; Incorporated HUMBLE GROCERY !; P. O. Box 1199 Route 8 Phone BR 4-0857 Dial 2-0600 - 4-5228 Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina r r rrr .-- — JOHNSON ' S SELF SERVICE OAKWOOD BARBER SHOP Pinecroft Road High Point Road Phone BR 3-8700 Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina __-__ . ----- -i r ... — EMORY ROOFING COMPANY Compliments of R.F.D.8 Box 95 C. C. FORDHAM ' S DRUG STORE Phone BR 2-5742 514 S. Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 2-5432 r ---- - jr r ' Compliments of BOB PETTY ' S STAMEY ' S BARBECUE OAKWOOD DRIVE-IN High Point Road 3726 High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina ! ! Compliments of Compliments of ' FRED SILER ' S GROCERY 1 Pinecroft Road MR. MRS. F. G. TIPPETT ! !; Phone BR 2-0371 ---- !; LOWDERMILK FLORIST SOUTHSIDE HARDWARE 1 2900 Bessemer Avenue 523 S. Elm Phone BR 2-2106 ! J Phone BR 3-1640 Power Tool Division ! 1 Greensboro, North Carolina 529 S. Elm Phone BR 2-1776 Compliments of Compliments of A FRIEND ! BUS STATION BARBER SHOP COVINGTON GULF SERVICE ; 312 W. Gaston Street MYERS SELF SERVICE ! ; Phone BR 4-3633 WRENN ' S 66 SERVICE Greensboro, North Carolina APPLIANCE SERVICE CO. ---—-— Compliments of Compliments of BRYCE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE STEVENSON GROCERY STORE 329 North Main Street Randleman Road Phone BR 4-5317 ____ ; High Point, North Carolina - ----—---- GREENSBORO CASH FEED STORE It Pays To Feed Wayne 535 Walker Avenue Phone BR 2-0048 Greensboro, North Carolina -1 HOWARD JOHNSON ' S Landmark for Hungry Americans Highway 70 29 South General Greene Motel adjoining Greensboro, North Carolina t -—------- BOAR ' N CASTLE Hanouid. Greensboro ' s Most Popular Sandwich Shop 629 Friendly Shopping Center ) Curb Service Friendly Road Spacious Parking West Market Street Extension Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina „ ___ i, - rrrr ,. rrrrrj . rri ., rrrrrj . HENNIS GROCERY TATE CLEANERS Esso Gas, Oil, and Feed R.F.D. 3 Groomtown Rd. Fine Quality Cleaners Phone BR 4-2516 873 S. Elm Street ; Phone BR 4-9352 Greensboro, North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina — -- _-__ __ [ PEGRAM-WEST, INC. P. O. Box 2579 MACK ' S Phone BR 3-6958 SEPTIC TANK PUMPING South Elm Street Extension 3024 Pinecroft Road Lumber BuiIding Supplies Millwork Westinghouse Appliances Phone BR 4-2957 Joe Allred, Manager Greensboro, North Carolina ! The Building Supply Company of R. P. McCorquodale Greensboro, North Carolina CITY APPLIANCES Westinghouse Ranges Refrigerators TVs Washers You Can Be Sure If It ' s Westinghouse 610-612 N. Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina --- HANES-LINEBERRY FUNERAL SERVICE Hanes Funeral Home, Inc, 401 W. Market Street Phone BR 2-5158 Greensboro, North Carolina - 1 - NORTH STATE MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of Daily Bread Flour Joy Bread Corn Meal Security Dog Food Distributors of Nutrena Feeds Phone BR 5-1355 Greensboro, North Carolina WRAY PLUMBING HEATING CO., INC. Plumbing Heating Air Conditioning Chrysler Airtemp Dealers 2504 Battleground Avenue P.O. Box 2882 Phone BR 2-1502 Greensboro, North Carolina ____________ Compliments of A FRIEND J. M. LANCASTER KIRK ' S SINEATH MOTOR COMPANY 24-Hour Service 420 Battleground Avenue General Repairs Storage Brake Aligning Service Wrecker Service Gas and Oil Phone BR 2-3456 Greensboro, North Carolina KING ' S BUSINESS COLLEGE 21 2 W. Gaston Street Phone BR 2-0449 Greensboro, North Carolina Secretarial, Accounting and Business Administration Courses GATE CITY GULF SERVICE Route 29 70 Opposite Howard ; Johnson ' s | Wrecker Service ' Road Service Phone BR 4-9230 | Ed and Sam Simmons Greensboro, North Carolina — - - GREENSBORO LAUNDRY AND GENERAL LINEN SUPPLY, INC. ' 115 Lewis Street- Phone BR 2-7182 Greensboro ' s Only Soft Water Laundry Greensboro, North Carolina W. F. POLLARD CO. SOUTHERN TRACTOR - POWER MOWER CO. Chain Saws - Power Mowers Garden Tractors Sales - Service Phone BR 3-4527 High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina - --„ _ FIELD ' S FURNITURE CO. f COLUMBIA LAUNDRY Randleman Road Owner—Fred Fields Phone BR 2-7629 ! Greensboro, North Carolina i, i, i, L _ . _ _ _ Battleground Avenue at Cedar Street Sanitone Dry Cleaning ; Phone BR 8-193 !; Greensboro, North Carolina i, i, i, i, GRAY ' S JEWELRY COMPANY Gray Jewelry Co. ■ Box 236 Pleasant Garden, North Carolina Diamonds Watches Jewelry Watch Repairing ; Phone BR 3-8983 __ Greensboro, North Carolina | - —— ——— — GREENSBORO GREENSBORO : COMMUNITY CENTER SPORTING GOODS CO. Sumner Students Meet Your Friends at the Greensboro Community Center Recreation For Youth L_ _ ___ Sporting Goods Exclusively 21 2 N . Elm Street ; Phone BR 3-1081 ! Greensboro, North Carolina 1 COBLE ' S SPORTING GOODS COMPANY 119 North Greene Street Telephone BR 2-0912 Greensboro, North Carolina Ambulance In A Hurry Dial 8165 - 8165 FORBIS MURRAY Greensboro, North Carolina NORTH STATE CHEVROLET CO., INC. 451 N. Eugene Street Phone BR 5-8471 From 6 P.M. Mondays thru Fridays from 1 P.M. Saturdays Dial New Car Sales BR 4-2895 Used Car Sales BR 5-4540 HILL TOP GROCERY Hud and Sallie Smith Groceries, Dry Goods and Hardware It Pleases Us to Please You R.F.D. No.8 Greenboro, North Carolina Phone BR 3-5856 JACK D0GGETTESS0 SERVICE 0£2 Expert Washing, Lubrication and Waxing Tires, Tubes, Batteries, and Accessories Pickup and Delivery Service 2901 Randleman Road Greensboro, North Carolina C. A. HILL Sheet Metal and Roofing 2606 Pinecroft Road Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR4-5683 or 5-3152 —-V GAMBLE ' S SERVICE STATION Where 62 crosses 220 on Route 1, Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 4-9431 SQUAREDEAL LAUNDRY PRICE ' S ESSO SMITH ' S RADIO TV SERVICE SMITH SANDWICH SHOP WOOD GROCERY HOWELL GROCERY FORNEY ARK WELDERS CHANDLER PUGH PHILLIP ' S 66 AGRICO r- The Nation ' s Leading Fertilizing Manufactured Only By THE AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO. P. O. Box 1139 1 Greensboro, North Carolina BARTON’S PHARMACY 825 Florida Street Florida Street Shopping Center Prescriptions Phone BR 5-646 1 Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of a FRIEND STANLEY FRANK 410 Summit Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina ! Phone BR 2-6131 ; For Your Dairy Needs ■! —.J BEAN TEXACO SER. Complete Car Service TEXACO Fuel Oil Kerosene 2600 Randleman Road Phone BR 5-7894 or BR 4-9226 Greensboro, North Carolina —— SALES SERVICE OF JEFFERSON LIFE INSURANCE Howard E. Carr, Supervisor Phones Office 5-4565 Home 2-2414 301 Battleground Avenue P. O. Box 749 Greensboro, North Carolina CURTIS PACKING COMPANY Producers of Curtis Fine Meats The Blue Ribbon Brand -Coke is a registered •OTTIED UNDEt AUTHOIIT Of THE COCA-COIA COMPANY IT SPRINGFIELD COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY What you want is a Coke BANK OF GREENSBORO Farm Service Department- Waiter A. Short, Assistant Cashier and Manager Owen M. Bass, Assistant Manager 621 South Elm Street Three Other Convenient Locations: Main Office: Southeastern Building Drive-in Branches: Summit Shopping Center Battleground Avenue Banking St. Member FDIC Compliments of H. A. HODGIN SONS We Specialize in Residential Commercial I; Industrial Building and Additions Pinecroft Road ; Phone BR 3-9326 ' Greensboro, North Carolina :: r-r-f j-j- — — - — — Compliments of JONES BARBER SHOP 2911 Randleman Road Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of ARMOUR FERTILIZER WORKS Greensboro, North Carolina SAFERIGHT’S Self Service Grocery Fresh Meat and Poultry Fresh Vegetables 2921 Randleman Road Dial BR 2-4081 CLAY PRODUCTS CO. MANUFACTURERS OF ROMAN NORMAN COMMON COLONIAL PHONE GREENSBORO STRUCTURAL TILE JUMBO ANTIQUE TAPESTRY SPECIAL SHAPES 4-6353 PLEASANT GARDEN, N. C BORDEN DAIRY PRODUCTS If it ' s Borden ' s, It ' s got to be Good 0 Greensboro—Phone BR 2-1309 High Point—Phone 5051 BESSEMER IMPROVEMENT COMPANY Convenience Quality Fair Prices Summit Avenue at East Bessemer Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina 27 Stores to Serve You Free Paved Parking Canopy for Rainy Days Visit SUMMIT SHOPPING CENTER PILOT TO PROTECTION SINCE 1903 Over Two Million Students and Teachers Insured Under Pilot ' s Scholastic Accident Insurance Plan PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Greensboro, North Carolina 7 JONES BROS. BAKERY, INC J SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY HERE’S A LUXURY YOU CAN AFFORD Normally you think in terms of hundreds of dol¬ lars when you think of luxury. But, not so with the most worthwhile luxury of them all—life insurance. Life insurance costs little yet gives unlimited benefits at a cost of only a few cents a day. Retirement income, money for your family, mort¬ gage retirement or an educational program for your children are just a few of the many benefits provided by life insurance. Call or write the Southern Life representative of your choice today. He will gladly tell you of the many luxuries provided by life insurance. There ' s no obligation of course. Call j. eddie McDowell General Agent Southern Life Building Phone BR 2-0254 zSout(l£Xn JlijE INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE GREENSBORO. N.C. ESTABLISHED WRANGLER Western Shirts by BLUE BELL Snug, trim cowboy shirts. Solid colors! Plaids! Stripes! Gripper snaps —7 in front, 3 on each cuff! Double yoke. Two flap pockets. Comfortable as the wide open spaces! E. R. Morgan 7-DAY SUPERMARKET E. R. Morgan and C. H. Buchana n Props. Groceries-Poultry Choice Meats Feed and Seed -Self Service- 2902 Randleman Road Phone 25001 Greensboro, North Carolina ■ . We Conquered Destinations - Unlimited