Sumner High School - Echo Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1960 volume:

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Those of us who have worked on this annual believe that life at Sumner is unique and worthwhile not only as a pre- paration for life, but as a way of life itself. This is what we have sought to present in the 1960 DRUMBEAT. At Home At Work Dedication For all of his service to Sumner so tirelessly, so end- lessly, as one of our t e a chers, and as a friend to the student body, we, the Senior Class, are more thanproud to dedicate the 1960 DRUMBEAT to MR. JACK S. BARTON. Mr. Barton, once our science teacher, now our prin- cipal, is a native of Palm Beach, Florida, and a graduate of the University of Florida with a B. S. Degree in Edu- cation. Ten years later, 1959, he graduated from Woman's College of the University of North Carolina with his Master's Degree in Education and Administration. During his career as a public educator, Mr. Barton has served at Sumner as both principal and teacher from 1954- 1960 . To Mr. Barton, our friend and helper, we of the Senior Class are happy to dedicate the 1960 DRUMBEAT. At Play Hdminisiraiiun MR. JACK S. BARTON Mr. Barton, our new principal, is known all over North Carolina for the high quality of his work in education as a te a che r and a principal. Students who have been in his classes know his readywit and his keen insight into pro- blems of education. When they approach him in his capacity as principal,they find a sympathetic listener who gives himself fully to helping with their personal problems. EW! Y 1 Q sg. 2 fi ssr, MMM VI MRS. DOREEN GRAY Secretary MR. B.J. BEASON Agriculture, F. F.A. MISS SHIRLEY A. DIXON English, Annual Sponsor Senior Play Sponsor Senior Guidance Counselor MRS. SHIRLEY O. BUTTS Commercial, F. B. L. A. MR. W.H. DEWAR Social Studies, Student Council MRS. GLADIE T. HILL French, English French Club, Cheerleader Sponsor MISS EDITH COUNCILMAN Home Economics, F. H.A. Facultu Uur Time MRS. JANET H. IMAN Science, Senior Co-Sponsor Beta Club vi MR. E.M. MACON MR. c.c. PEMBERTON MRS. KATHLEEN s. RICHARDSON 500,31 Studles Mathematics English, Latin, Latin Club SOMA Club Sponsor Is Hour lime MRS. MINNIE C. TAYLOR Librarian MR. C. K. SILER Coach, General Mathematics Physical Education Monogram Club MRS. AGNES B. WHITESELL Biology, English, F.,T.A. 4 7 MR. R. H. TOBIN Coach, World History Physical Education Monogram Club I ' vt Wm 5 Sumner School Dnstnct Snmmltieemen MR. WILIARD HODGIN MR., FRED G. TIPPETT MR. CHARLES GRAY MR. A. W. FLOURNOY Secretary-Tre asurer Vice Chairman ' MR. G. NORMAN HODGIN Chairman MR. GLENN H. HODGIN MRS. MARTHA TEAGUE President Vice President! ' Sumner P. I. H. Ufflcers MRS. MARIE STACK MR. W.M. MCCRAW Secretary Treasurer 8 In The Beginning i We're just beginning our journey, traveling now from meetings. There's still a long road to travel, but we are old b uilding s to new, from the three R's to science confident as we set firm steps upon our previous learning. labs and physical education, from pl ay periods to club We are looking forward to whatever tomorrow may bring. 10 9 v.. , , .,.. , . -I ' . n'v.nf I - - v.. 1 4' 1, gs,- .- 'Q . . .', .pu n ' 5 ,.'l. I., 21.1, . ,,.s ',L,o 0-'l ,,...--- , -.-1 '--..- n' . . 1-4. .'. ..,. A I' ,':, .- ,-.- n'. ' . ' .1 -5' gg' -. J '- . .,v.o . , .- - . -, . . ..n.,u., - . n,, A... Q - , - , -u .. D' ' v' . anqe Occurs . . . I Sophomore time is a changeable time--a time neither of ideas to another-from giggles and s m ar t remarks to here nor there, but delightfully half-way b e twe e n. As serious studying-from childish games to mature thinking the clock pendulum swings,so must we turn from one set and sophisticated recreation. 12 1101 Lan-nt I Y Y r. . M I l l ! 3 A 1' y The Hour ls Hear . f fp ww. .c,,., -- ' .R 5 L -V wi 4.1- . 4 , Win ww Nearer and nearer draws the time for us to become Seniors.Now our time is filled with new and challenging ideas We are on our way to becoming better citizens for our community and our world we live in. 14 Hnd Then H1 Last aw' 4 ' W ur- ea 'vm as M M A Q Q in ig Qs ,gr Senior Class Ufficers Front row: Back row: BRENDA INMAN .... ..... S ecretary NUMA ANDREWS .... . . . Reporter GLORIA MURRAY ...... ......... R eporter JAMES KENAN ...... .... 'I 'rcasurcr GAYLE LANCASTER .... . . .Vice President JERRY DAWSON ..... . . . Prcsidcm How Is The Hour - -- Name: PEGGY ANN AMOS Address: Route 8, Box 616 PTIODC-32 BR 3-8068 F.H.A. 1,25 Officer 15 Warrior Staff 45 DRUMBEAT Staff 45 Superlative 45 Public Speaking 25 Play25 Sumnette Staff 3 Name: NUMA SPENCER ANDREWS Address: Route1, Box 235 Phone: OR 4-2875 Football 15253545 Monogram Club 3,45 Officer 45 Superlative 45 F. B. L.A. 35 SOMA Club 3,45 Warrior Staff 3, 45 Annual Staff 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Class Officer 3, 45 Fall Festival King 25 F. T. A. 4. Name: MARGIE NETT AUMAN Address: Route 8, Box 649 Phone: BR 3-5704 F. H.A. 1, 35 F. T.A. 3, Officer 35 F. B. L.A. 35 Library Club 2, 35 Superlative 45 Warrior Staff 45 Latin Club 45 4-H 15 Choir--Baccalaureate Service 2, 3. Name: NANCY YVONNE BARNES Address: Route 1, Box 373 Phone: OR 4-5780 F.H.A. 2,3,45 F.B.L.A. 4, Officer 45 LibraryClub 45 Warrior Staff 45 Dramatics 35 Play 3. Seniors Name: BETTY JEAN BISHOP Address: Route 7, Box 147 Phone: BR 4-2545 4-I-I 1,25 F. I-I.,A. 1, 2, 3, 45 F. T.A. 35 F. B. L.A. 3,4, Officer 45 Warrior Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 4. Name: IULIAN DOUGLAS BOWMAN Address: Route 8, Box 680 Phone: BR 5-7391 SOMA Club 3, 45 Superlative 4. Name: THOMAS GRAY BROWN i' Address: Route 8, Box 103 V i' if .W 8 I Warrior Staff 45 Superlative 45 4-I-l Club 15Dramatics Club 3. Name: LARRY JAMES BURTON Address: Route 8, Box 269 Phone: OR 4-5880 Monogram Club 2,45 Football 2,45 Baseball 253,45 Bus Driver - 3, 45 SOMA Club 3, 45 F.F.A. 25 Warrior Staff 45 Annual Staff 4, Co-Editor5 May Court Attendant 25 Latin Club 45 French Club5 Superlative 4. Name: BEVERLY ANN COOKE Address: 429 Creek Ridge Road Phone: BR 4-8633 F.l-LA. 1, Officer 15 Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Latin Club 4, Officer 45 Warrior Staff 4, Editor 45 D.A. R. 45 Basket- ball 25 Annual Staff 45 F., B. L.A. 35 May Court Attendant 1. Name: LARRY CLYDE COOPER Address: 2427 Randleman Road Phone: BR 3- 1906 4-H 15 Bus Driver 3,45 SOMA Club 3,45 F.B.L.A. 3,4, Officer 45 Y.F.C. 3,4, Officer 45 Superlative 45 Annual Staff 45 Warrior Staff 45 Dramatics Club 35 junior Fall Festival King L. 35 junior Varsity Basketball 15 Baseball 45 Plays 3. Name: DONALD RAY COUNCILMAN Address: 439 Creek Ridge Road Phone: BR 5-2973 Football 1, 2, 3545 Monogram Club 3, 45 Warrior Staff 3, 45 S uperl ative 45 Best-All-Around Award 35 Annual Staff 45 F. B.L.A. 35 F. T.A. 4. Name: JOSEPHLNE MITCHELL COVERT Address: 133 Higgins Street Class Officer 15 Warrior Staff 45 Library Club 4, Officer 45 Science Fair Award 1. muh Name: JERRY WAYNE DAWSON Address: Darden Road F. F.A. 15 Superlative 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 SOMA Club 4, Of- ficer 45 F.B. L.A. 3,4, Officer 35 Latin Club 45 Annual Staff, Co-Editor5 Warrior Staff 45 Class Officer 3, 4. Name: WILLIAM GERALD DREW Address: 3038 Randleman Road Phone: BR 2-0370 4-H Club 1,2, 3, Officer 1,2, 35 F.B.L.A. 35 N.C. Junior Science Symposium 35 Science Fair Award 1, 2, 35 Sub. Bus Driver 3,45 Superlative 45 Monogram Club 45 French Club 4. Name: JUDITH LYNN HAMPTON Address: 1813 jones Road Phone: BR 3-8498 F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, Camp Attendant 15 F. B. L.A. 3, 45 4-H 15 Public Speaking 2, Officer5 Home coming Attendant 3, 45 Basketball Queen 25 LibraryClub 25 Glee Club 25 Cheerleader 2, 3, 4, Chief 45 Monogram Club 3,45 Sumnette Staff 35 Warrior Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Plays 1,25 Y. F. C. Club 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 F. T.A. 3, 45 Choir--Bacca- laureate 2, 35 Entrant in County Typing Contest 3. Name: LARRY CLINTON HEDGECOCK Address: Route 1, Box 202 Phone: OR 4-5822 F.F.A. 1, 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 SOMA Club 35 Superlative 4. 19 Name: BRENDA HUNTER INMAN Address: Route 1, Box 274 Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Officer 4, F.H.A. Club 1, 2, Officer 1, Warrior Staff 4, DRUMBEAT Staff 4, Superlative 4, Basketball 2,3,4,Co-Captain, Basket- ball Queen 3, May Court Attendant 2, 3, Homecoming Court 4, Play 2, Public Spe aking 2, Officer 2, Marshal 3, Class Officer 4. Name: HOWARD RITCHIE JOHNSON, JR. Address: 2907 Randleman Road Baseball 1,2,3,4, Monogram Club 4, Library Club 4, F.B.L.A. Club 4, Officer 4, State Library Club 4, Typing Award 3, Warrior Staff 3, 4, Latin Club 4, F. T.A. 4. Name: JUDY MARIE JORDAN Address: 1301 Fairview Street Phone: BR 5-5641 4-HClub1,F.H.A. 1,2,4,F.T.A. 3,F.B.L.A. 4. Name: JAMES ALLEN KENAN Address: Route 7, Box 233 Phone: BR 4-2752 F. F.A. 1,2,3,4, Officer 2,3,4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Beta Club 4, Class Officer 3,4, Annual Staff 4, Superlative 4, Latin Club 4, Baseball 2, 3, 4, May Court Attendant 3, French Club 4, F.T.A. 4, Officer. '14 Guns-'Gly mn. Seniors Name: ELIZABETH GAYLE LANCASTER Address: 2917 Freeman Mill Road Phone: BR 5-3074 F. H.A. 1, 2, 3, Officer 1, 2, 3, F.T.A. 3, Warrior Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, May Court 1, Homecoming CoLu't 4, Cheer- leader 2, 3, 4, Beta Club 4, Officer 4, Monogram Club 3, 4, Officer 4, Class Officer 3, 4, Plays 1, Superlative, Choir-- Baccalaureate Service 1, 2, 3. Name: DORIS ANNE LOVINGOOD Address: Route 8, Box 168 Phone: BR 3-9976 Beta Club 3, 4, Chorus 2, 4-H 2, F. B. L.A. 4, F.H.A. 1, 3, 4, Play 2,3, Public Speaking 2, Warrior Staff 4, French Club 4. Name: JOYCE FAYE LOWE Address: 35.52 Rehobeth Church Road Phone: BR 4-5002 F.H.A. 1, 4-I-I 1,2, Library Club 2, Public Speaking 2, F.T.A. 2, W arrior Staff 4, F. B. L.A. 3, 4, Choir-Baccalaureate Service 2, 3, Superlative 4. Name: MARY CAROLYN LYONS Address: Route 1, Box 240 4-H 1, F.H.A. 1,2,3, Officer 1, 2, Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 3, F. T.A. 3, 4, F.B.L.A. 3, 4, Latin Club 4, Warrior Staff 4, Homecoming Attendant 3,4, May CoLu't Attendant 2, English A W a r d 1, American History Award 3, Best-All-Around 2, 3, Chief Marshal 3, Superlative 4, Class Officer 1,2, Science Fair Award 2, Annual Staff 4, Choir-Baccalaureate Service 1, 2. f-Q, Qrvw Name: EVELYN JANE MANESS Address: 421 Routh Circle Phone: BR 3-4601 Class Officer 1,35 4-H Club 25 F.T.A. 3,4, Officer 45 F.H.A. 1,2, Officer 1,25 Camp Attendant 15 F. B. L.A. 35 Monogram Club 3, 4, Officer 45 Sumnette Staff 35 Warrior Staff 4, Co-Editor 45 Talent Show Winner 15 Senior Festival Queen 45 Cheerleader 2, 3, 45 Y.F.C. 3,4, Officer 2, 35 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Typing Award 35 Best-All-Around Award 15 Plays 25 County Typing Contest 35 Latin Club 4, Officer 45 Choir--Baccalaureate Service 1,2, 35 Science Fair Award 15 Public Speaking 2, O ffi c e r 25 President of Guilford Coimty Cheerleaders 4. Name: NANCY CAROL MCCLURE Address: 3916 Springbrook Drive Phone: BR 4-7156 F.H.A. 15 F.B.L.A. 45 French Club 45 Library Club 1,45 Warrior Staff 45 F. T.A. 4. Name: NELSON EDDY McCORQUODALE Address: 3024 Pinecroft Road Phone: BR 4-2957 Football 152, 3, 45 F.F.A. 15 Superlative 45 j.V. Basketball 15 Monogram Club 3, 4. Name: GLORIA JEAN MURRAY Address: Route 8, Box 148 Phone: BR 3-5623 Class Officer 2,45 Superlative 45 F. B. L.A. 2,3,45 F. T.A. 2, 3, 4, Officer 35 F.H.A. 1, 2, 4, Officer 2, 45 Warrior Staff 45 Sumnette Staff 35French Club 4, Officer 45Annual Staff 4. Name: CHARLES WESLEY OSBORNE Address: Route 1 F. F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Officer 3, 45 Bet a Club 3, 45 Class Officer 35 Annual Staff 45 May Court Atte ndant 35 Superlative 45 Best-All-AroundAward 25 Latin Club 45 Bus Driver 45 Marshal 35 French Club 4, Officer 45 F. T.A. 4, Officer 4, Play 1. Name: BARBARA ANN PASCHAL Address: 1701 Earl Drive Phone: BR 3-7384 F. H.A. 1, 3, 4517. B. L.A. 35 F. T.A. 3. Name: CHARLES EDWARD PHELPS Address: Route 1, Box 926 Phone: BR 5-0336 Bus D river 35 SOMA Club 35 Superlative 45 F.B. L.A. 3, 45 Warrior Staff 4. Name: CHARLES IEE PRESTON Address: 3028 Randleman Road Phone: BR 4-3880 Y. F. C. Officer 45 Bus Driver 3,45 SOMA Club 3,45 Warrior Staff 45 Science Fair Award 15 Superlative 4. 21 Name: WAYNE ROGER ROLLINS Address: Route 8, Box 718 Bus Driver 3, 45 SOMA Club 3, 45 Dramatics Club 35 Play. Name: FRANCES ANN SAFERIGI-IT Address: Box 904, South Elm Extension Phone: BR 3-7028 Freshman Festival Queen5 Class Officer 1, 35 F. H.A. 1, 2, 4, Officer 1, 2, 4, Camp Attendant 25 F. B. L.A. 3, 45 F. T.A. 3,45 SLunnette Staff 35 Warrior Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative 45 Talent Show Winner 15 Latin Club 45 Y.F. C. 3,4, Officer 3,45 Plays 1, 25 Choir--Baccalaureate Service 1, 2, 35 Public Speaking 2, Officer 25 4-H 2. Name: BILL SEAGRAVES Address: Route 8, Box 200 Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Monogram Club 2, 3, 45 F.F.A. 1. Name: LINDA GAIL SMITH Address: Route 1, Box 355 Phone: OR 4-5919 F.I-LA. 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, Camp Attendant 25 F. T.A. 25 Class Officer 25 Latin Club 45 Warrior Staff 45 Annual Staff 45 Superlative5 Play 15 Choir-Baccalaureate Service 1, 2, 3. Seniors Name: DILLARD RAY STAMEY, JR. Address: 412 Kirkland Street Phone: BR 2-6908 4-H 1,25 Class Officer 25 Library Club 45 Superlative 45 Dramatics Club 3. Name: SHIRLEY JOAN SUMNER Address: 2628 Randleman Road F. B. L,A. 25 F. T. A. 25 Superlative 4. Name: MARGARET ETHEL THOMPSON Address: South Elm Street Extension Phone: BR 5-8115 ' ' F.H.A. 15F.B.L.A. 2,3,45F.T.A. 3. Y? Name: BECKY ANN TILLEY Address: 3547 Riverside Drive Phone: BR 4-1306 4-H 15 F.l-LA. 1, 25 SOMA Club 3,4, Officer 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 junior Fall Festival Queen 35 Superlative 4. 935 Name: JOYCE ROWELLA TUTTLE Address: Route 8, Box 356 Phone: OR 4-5365 F.H.A. 1, 2, 4-H 1, Glee Club 2, 3, Library Club 4. Name: WILLIAM LARRY WALL Address: Route 3, High Point, N.C. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Best-Defensive Award 2, SOMA Club 3, 4, F. F.A. 1, 2, Monogram Club 2, 3,4, Fall Festival King 1, Baseball 1,2, Bus Driver 2, 3,4, Award, Science Fair Award 2, 3, Plays 3, S uperlative, Dramatics Club 3, Class Officer 2. Name: BRENDA PEELE WEATHERLY Address: 2825 Randleman Road Phone: BR 2-3611 F,H.A. 1, 4-H 1, 2, 3, Officer 2, F.T.A. 2, 3, 4, F. B. L.A. 3, 4, Beta Club 3, 4, Officer 3, Marshal 3, Sumnette Staff 3, Warrior Staff 4, Annual Staff 4, Superlative 4, Choir- Baccalaureate Service 2, Plays 1, County Typing Contest 3, Science Fair Award 1. 1960 1 0 I l I ' I ' 4 a ,fairin- is Class President jerry Dawson calls the seniors together to discuss one of the many questions which arise with gradua- tion just around the semester. 23 Senior Blass ,gy Poem allow! Ulll I Wh1te Carnat1on motto Enter to Learn-Leave to Serve. Uolols Royal Blue and White Mascots HOLD FAST vcun DREAMS Hold ferr your drenrnse wrzhrn your heerr Keep one sfrll, secret soon where dreams may go, And, shelrered so, May rhrrye rnd grow where doubt and fear ore nor. o keep e place open, wrrhrn yorrr heorr, For lrrrle dreams ro goo Thrnlr srrll of lovely rhrnos rher ere nor Lhere. Ler wnsh end rneore work er wrll rn you, Be sornerrrnes lslrnd to sorrow. Mohe loelreyer Forget rhe oolrn that lres ln drsrllusroned eyes. Though we ell lrnow rhrr we rnusr dre, Yer you und l Moy wells lure gods uno he Lyon now at horne rn rnonrorrelrry. We see so rneny ugly rhrnos- Deoerrs rnd wrongs ond qunrrelrnos, We lrnow, alas! we know How qurolrly fades The color an me west, The bloom upon rhe flower, The bloom upon rhe breast And yourhls hlrnd hour. ver heep wnhrn your hem A olnee :pan Where lrrole dreams may go, May fl-.rrye and grow. Hold loszfhold fuss your dreams. IDUISE DRISCOLL .kf vf Et Nr T .Nr ,I 4 1 DJWQJW1 cl . ' X X 1 - Q X! D H e DEBBIE MIDDLETON and RANDY FOSTER Juss as we enter hlqh sohool lohgh school seems ro enel our Leeohersl hnnds wrll Quo As we srudy ond worlr Each Perens ores so lead ns As we ,ournoy on. And rhrs then rs sunrnor, Deer ole school of sunrner. Thrs rhen rs surnner. School we loye. de us Song TUNE GIANT 24 When our school days ere over And our Course is run welye ser the pnoe, We hope she race has only ,un heonn. Throughout our lryes we'11 cherlsh This deer eohool, our honre. And this :hen rs Sumner, Deer ole sohool of sundner. Thls is our sunrner, School we love. DORIS IDVINGOOD Junior Blass iliiiceis LcfL Lo right: MARTHA DAVIS ......... . . . Scurctury TOBY NEVILLE ......... ........ P resident CAROLYN CALDWELL .... . . .'1'rcusLi1'cr DANNY MCDONALD .... . . .Vice President CAROL DAVIS ..... . . . The Time Is High . . . 'iw-an-w LARRY AMICK PHYLLIS ANTHONY JERRY ARMFIELD LerOY AVERY 'Wlifif' ' RUBY BLACKMON DAVID BLACKWQQD BETTY BROWER CHARLES BROWN DON BOOZER JQHNNY BRISTQW JO ANN BROWN CAROLYN CALDWELL ww FRANCES CAMPBELL BETTY CAPPS BRENDA CANTER PEGGY CARTER 26 A if ' . SYLVIA CHOATE CLARK COBLE BONNIE COLTRANE ALLAN COOK 'N s ' X an I if 1 'P Q W' ,. I V I , Y - fm 0 . gf , ,, ., 1 K2 'PM-v All . VV NWI H. A L - ROGER DALTON CAROL DAVIS JIMMY DeH.AVEN IDA RUTH DUNCAN MARTHA DAVIS RONNIE DAVIS SUE EDWARDS MARY ANN FIELDS .Q-.A 1 2 61 ,, X fi aw in S595 'RN . K New 'fm 53-Hg few., JANICE FULLER JUANITA GLBBONS CHARLES HARRIS HORACE HEDGECOCK 27 A J. qx,, V T K Y' T ATT if A T -gf TT M T We BARBARA HODGIN BETTY HODGIN CAROLYN HUDSON PHYLLIS HUDSON 15 T-QQ ...M , ' ' .X A T- . UFYYNT 'Wi -f - .ww , . qv-New T A E BBB T i 'try STEVE HUFFINES HAROLD HUNT BETTY JO GLENDA MARTIN LANDRETH VANCE KIRKMAN DONALD KNIGHT DANNY MCDONALD REBECCA MCCLURE . 'Ti ff' W? T f A Q mi! f,N Tw 91 , . 1 ATRT RQ' rw 54185.6- 'kw W, ,fe 'fm' in 'Q f 'W , JANICE MCFARLAND BOBBY MCGEI-IEE PAUL MCSWAIN SUE MIDDLETON 28 QA'?-SIT. ggi, 0-nw 4tvn., 111 'N W 51-nur sv JQE MITCHELL LINDA MOORE LARRY MQRQAN TOBY NEVILLE ,M 'K 'R G' 1 ,. fn! fovlf 9 X R Xt, ax IQ, -.ag I -A 4- Q g X 'C I lt-s 4 53' -W' ' '1 I I. , W GILBERT PEELE SARAH POE JUNE PRUITT RAYMOND RYAN CECIL POLLARD MARY JANE POPE RODGER RYAN GARY SCHWARTZ ,-45, hu 4 is '-N.. 'in-.. ,,,... ,,,. r 'A 50 'av- PEGGY SILER LARRY SIMMONS LINDA SMITH RONNIE SMITH K jk, I Q. J: Q A W NANCY STEWART BRENDA RUBY THOMAS THA RINGTON ' MARGARET TUCKER PAISLEY WALDEN S ,lx 57W ,,g,.,Af FRANCES WAGSTAFF WESLEY WATKINS MARTHA WILKINS JIM WILLARD PRESTON WRIGHT EIAINE YOW 30 Sophomore Glass Uffioors RONNIE FALK. . . . . . Vice President JENNY SMITH. . Trgasurpr BELVA BROWN ..... Secretary RICKY I-IODGIN Prv.s1donL Timo lllill Toll . . . il CHARLES ALLRED ANDY ANDREWS TEDDY ANTHONY I-IILDA BROWER BELVA BROWN TONI CABLE CAROLYN CARTER MILDRED CLODFELTER OPAL COC KERHAM I s Qi? fs.-A I... A -.- 'r.1A 'ir-wry 32 EUGENE AVERY LARRY BOLICK JIM BOWEN LINDA CREED JIMMY CREED ANN COLTRANE Jo ANNE CROTTS POLLY DAIL VANCE DAVIS ESTELLE DYE NANCY JAMES RONALD KNIGHT JOHN IANGLEY DANIEL EATON BOBBY EDMUNDSON NELSON ELLIOT RONNIE FALK JEANNE FIORITO MABLE F RAZIER JIMMY HUBBARD MARIE HYATT DONALD INGRAM 'F-r 33 VIRGINIA FRAZIER AUDREY GAMBLE MARY LOU GRAY FAYE HARP JAMES I-IOBSON RICKY HODGIN Ikon JAMES MOORE BETTY MOSER HILDA MCCANDLESS JAMES MCCANDLESS SANDRA MCCANDLESS BRUCE NELSON ff an A, DAVID LAYTON SANDRA LONG DAVID LYONS JEAN MAYBERRY STEVE MELNY K DEAN MELTON JUDY NELSON WAYNE NUNN RONALD OZMENT L - LINDA PARKS ' A A DAVID PI-IELPS CAROLYN PICKETT GLENDA PICKLE - Q 'F A-Q, , ig. vianfi I ' , I - ,- 59 E- 34 BRENDA WILLIAMS JOAN WILLIAMS DEEDY YOKELEY DAVID PRESTON TEDDY PUCH JERRY RICE JOAN RICHARDSON CAROLYN ROBBINS BRENDA SCOTT li. ' JENNY SMITH GAIL TREXLER JUDY vosLoH if JACKIE WALL 35 SANDRA SMITH TOM SMITH THOMAS STURDIVANT JIMMIE SWAIN JACKIE THOMPSON kk is 3 2 w . VNMM... A v 9-.rKm'MRksQ'Nm i --..,,,,0.'-s,,. E 1 f Q 2 XX 1. O Gan 2. I'l1 et you 3. Beauty Show 4. just 11. Have Gun-Wi11Travel 12. I don't drink 13. UI' 9 9 a little sleep 5. Boy it's co1d 6. Initiation 7. Talent Cheerleaders 14. I-Iavmg a ball 15. Lonely Hearts Club Show 8. Exercise 9. We keep the place clean 10. No 16. Two typists 17. Lovers 18. Food. . ig QS- ' +..f2! 'nv Freshman Blass Ufficers Left to right: BARBARA YORK ....... . . . Secrcuxry BOBBY DREW .... ........ P resident MARY ANN DUNCAN .... . . . IIXFCALSIIFCI' DUKE HUDSON .... . . . Vice President IEANNE ALLEN ......... . . . Rupoucr Just Give Us Time . . . -v N- f+-X je anne Allen ..f, Q. as . . as is 1555? Barbara Barnes 4 Mike Blackwood jean Ann Clark X .1 a-,e m as -15 Ls- S 5 ysifiilggfge, Kenneth Creede ii. - A . ,. 3 s M if Sylvia Allred Eleata Amick Anna jo Andrews nt K , ,. : .. , Wm Asher Anthony f , , ,gl sif t. V , - K .Fe P' . -f- 1 my i , :I . Q 1 - ' ix - i Q, . . - 7 V ' K ,lf q .:,. Q KLZ: h -.. ..' A M X Sandra Barnes james Beason Dwight Bigher Janice Bishop , 55595 255525 - , ' n . .nene n I 1 I ,, - 1 i ' it , .. N Been ' ' Y ' Q Q B ig Linda Bowman Qi K N M sw 3? -ll jerry Clayton . Aff' sg ' K7 .K K K , 0? Rita Brightwell Ronnie Caldwell Tommy Capps 5 eww' if Gerald Coble .5-i - 1:15 jimmy Coen zg. :-. I ,, . . A ' , K 5 3 91 5 5 sg I B E 4 Q gl N 25 3 fi 5 1 e 'M .pf -amen. win f 3' K M :Qu :wi Larry Dalton Peggy Digman Bobby Drew . .. I janet Carter , W, A Sandra Coleman Wanda Coltrane Mary Ann Sheila Duncan Edmnmdson Wal ask nuff tb- N-r Dwight Hall 1 4 I V - , .Ag We Ronnie Henson 4 Q as iv ii jimmy Jarrett may so wr iv yr? Frankie Edwards Bobby George ,V 4... y y Nancy Hamilton Catherine Hodgin e is is Kenneth jefferson sandra Ezell PhY11iS 2 3 'mf s Larry Fennell Farrington Q -sf -if tw as 3... , Buddy Goble Donald Gray Peggy Green s g ,Ky y ye , D ' HM .ay l U , ar- w e Claude Harden Judy HarmOn i -.1 ' A 1 1' assa y ,li wi H as PQ if, gi, yyieyte a so R Wanda Holloway David Hudson , W 3? elf A - ful A ' V '2 I t .. ,S . Roger Jennings Douglas jones V39 Patsy Harp K Duke Hudson jean Kirkm an . .hp is Ogie Fulk . F, uri . .s . is in age! Kenneth Groome yi Geraldine Harpold ig ht ! r . Steve Huff mf Doug Kirkton XX A Q Kg Q N X We 'ic N my -- ,X i New AISX Lambert Linda Lineberry If 4 james Lowe Linda Lowe . X -X X:- H, . Q w w sv Frankie Jane McCuiston McCorquoda1e F Shirley Mitchell Betty Moore t QA f-BM E Wayne Oliver Decator Overby X K- l ,X jg. ' 56' wgf1f.xzsfX - dd X X Judi Lohr Johnnie Mainella Vt 3 Gary McDonald xv! J x ' A X f-.X h S X i ' ,sw '1Xi11:X,!f'14-,Ziff X i X X .,i, IW X X-' John Moore X 'W my I 4 5 X. ' y ew w e' . .X z 17 'X 12 Q jimmy Parks 40 X XEXSQT- H2 6 - ' 5 x X X X X Ms Bill Long WFS, 5' Xf- X I .5 Zhi mi tm iw Tw V! gt wwf, f W, , Deann Maness 9? :X X .,, ,. W. . , X Xi X X X X 'sw' '1 ' X 4 . . Lavelle McFarland :gig I 't - 55.11, kf,-X 2 , 'ik A Mike Nelson hmm-Si. X,,.., Yates Parsons 'fl 3 :llk K 5-Wg., 7' 2 ' i s SJ . . ,M F -fha.: fi 3 Charles Lovingood si We - Xstt , , L1 11 .XX 'X .XM Brenda McClure Shelia McGehee f ' hts ' P N Russell Nelson 2 vs 'W 'N jo Anne Peele I B S HI B II Peggy Middleton X 'S X Mike Oliver I Sw b pf Linda Purcell r e s h m e n K ' H Dickie Routh is it -ff! Judy Sheffield Q, r 'ina in-r SA Charles Sumner I jo Ann Voss N Grace Rabenhorst is Mack Sams -4 , S in -1, ss, if Clark Steed wg -S V 1435.1 r if im E' 2 .,, L- gs Ronald Swain Wayne Walker , , Q.. N Betty Re eves Bobby Saunders new if mr , an V'8nnr- jerry Steed jewel Teague K he ' mga- n 1 .ii it if ku 33 5 I wayne wan ,Sy 3? Tommy Reich -If 3. X 'W K as - 1' ,V , fwfr Tommie Seagraves Qi? ? f if , 3 Norman Stevens Myra Thompson hd ,V Exy 'X Danny Warren 41 -fs llsi If David Reeves Wx My ' Billy Senior A-fin m ? 1 5 U-an I 'fl-' Bobby Stewart W1 -. E in if U x Bobby Humble r t 2 K my my ik H fs r ir ,ni --. Doris Watts Terry Roof X , 5.. is C155 N, Gary Sharpe Q A 'AUT ' A . W inn' George Suddreth I Judy Voncannon 1 N Q L Barbara York Student JAMES KENAN U n C II TOBY NEVILLE President Vice President '--.' ' '53 SUE EDWARDS GAIL TREXLER Se Cretary Treasurer From this group of nominees we have chosen our officers for the new student council being formed this year under the sponsorship of Mr. W. H. Dewar. 42 ' - g Q J, . A -- 'V K J Mgiaxasm- ' . . : L .5 'mf-g-1.5-112 W VL., A j: ,- ii u Il 5 'fziy V R57 ,. ,QR W1 .:- .1 1, o . XV., , A , V, Mg Q.g3'ffig bAW:Ll X . , W Am,AL XLWI , N5 , r -, ,gg-'f Y , Iii? K' Efiif-?fS? ' Aifg, K5 A Lx' KWEHJ 4 fs , Q 5 X FEHTURES NDA HUNTER IN X as Salutaiorian Honors Valedictnrian WESLEY OSBORNE ll. H. R. The D.A.R. Award is presented annually by the l o c a 1 chapter of the D a ug hte rs of the American Revolution to a senior girl who has shown outstanding qualities of leadership and scholarship. Civitan Elected by the student body, the senior receiving the Citizenship A ward is one who has displayed his fine qualities of citizenship throughout four years of high school. 45 marshals Chief Carolyn Lyons, Brenda Peele Weatherly, Brenda Inman, Wesley Osborne, Doris Lovingood, Beverly Cooke 46 if x E 5 I I LINDA SMITH 47 WHUDHLW King jimmy Tippett and Queen Keith Lancaster being crowned by Senior class President jimmy Stevenson 'vm--V 4--f AMP- pi.. , ..,. The Dance of the Scarves 48 Fall Festival 35 gf C? Q1 1 C iq ' 'P Q A 2 . . Q3 IK.. .5 '11 4 S. 'z an-s Fall Festival King and Queen with attendants. Carolyn Robbins, Mark Morgan, Brenda Canter, Larry Simmons, Mike Kirkman, Gary Sharpe, Dirk Cable, Steve Morgan. if l . Climax of Harvest Festivities. . .King and Queen are crowned 49 f N-.R X 'NLWYR AAA,. wh xii? QW fffffn .4 wwf kyffhm 943. if 3 Q Yi: Sei Hnmecuminu Queen and Htlendanis GAYLE LANCASTER H51 BRENDA INMAN BEVERLY COOKE R L A - 'wtzlbigf V g :K as OO O O 'f fkk ith K A Wh ,..- , CAROLYN CAIDWELL Q, A A 'Q .sf 55? Z CAROLYN LYoNs JU DY HAMPTON xg X px w4,M :pi 125 - L 'wi il X wf mmwi I A,,,, Et ' ay to the Stars' Senior Superlatives MOST INTELLECTUAL Wesley Osborne Brenda Weatherly Worldly Wonder MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Ann Saferight jerry Drew Senior Superlatives MOST POPULAR Gayle Lancaster james Kenan How to be Very Popular BEST-ALL-ROUND Beverly Cooke Donald Councilman Around the World rf C O R1 lx Tr M, f A 2 2- mor Superlatives FRIENDLIEST Gloria Murray Numa Andrews That Certain Smile MOST ORIGINAL Peggy Amos julian Bowman One in a Mi11ion Senior Superlatives BEST LOOKING Judy Hampton jerry Dawson Kookie, Kookie, Lend Me Your Comb CUTEST Linda Smith Clinton Hedgecock You Must Have Been a. Beautiful Baby an -f fm..,,..,, .Q 'X r,lE?,f Q , wi, 3 X Y . QB uw' 'Fil . .. ,1r,5 W X - 3 Q S ,ffggwz L- f,gs,--mt, 1 V 3 5.56 M is 1 '- 1.2?+s12,a5 a. -fwkef, f' 2- ,: NWS! - .. Y 9. 1 , ' . ,N 55 Senior Superlatives NEATEST Betty Bishop Charles Phelps Are My Ears On Straight MOST DEPENDABLE Carolyn Lyons Thomas Brown You Can Count On Me Senior Superlatives MOST TAIJZNTED Jane Maness Charles Preston Rocking Little Ange1 WITTIEST Shirley Sumner Nelson McCorquoda1e Pop! Goes the Weasel sm 3 Eg S , p , nr- 5. 9 S 'Rf we f gf 41. , V, fny K . ,fix 7kL VA MF, if Senior Superlaiives MOST ATHLETIC Brenda Inman Larry Wall Feudin', FusSin', and Fightin MOST COURTEOUS Margie Auman Larry Burton Little Things Mean a Lot Sensor Superlaiives BEST DRESSED Becky Tilley Larry Cooper The way You Look Tonight BEST PERSONALITY Faye Lowe Ray Stamey Personality .ff I' f I ' f Sdswgfmmmi -21 L ici? MOST TALKATIV E Senior Class Yakity-Yak 59 P' N-.J 1? N, ,. , 3 5 . ,Qirzggezg :E N s , S 2 xl' It Happened The doors of Sumner High School's new high school building opened September 1, 1959, for the first day of schoo1.Enthusiastically everyone wandered in to explore this glamorous building. Class soon assembled, and the year was off to a good start. The high school welcomed back an old friend, this time not as a teacher,but as our new principal, Mr. Jack S. Barton. They also welcomed three new members to the faculty, Mrs. Shirley Butts, Miss Shirley Dixon, and Mrs. janet Iman. September 16, the senior class assembled for the first time with their sponsors, Miss Shirley Dixon and Mrs. janet Iman. jerry Dawson, elected president, explained the duties of the class. Work was forecast for the class. The underclassmen were working too. Toby Neville was elected president of the junior class, and soon work was started for the junior-Senior Banquet. September 23 the 1960 DRUMBEAT staff was elected with Larry Burton and Jerry Dawson as co-editors. Time was passing, and progress was on its way. The football season opened with the In di a ns on the warpath, scalping almost every team in the conference. There were some sad expressions on the faces of our strong senior boys as they won their last game. Larry Wall, Don Councilman, Larry Burton, Numa Andrews, Jerry Drew and Bill Seagraves did a lot to make this football season a tremendous success. The Homecoming was a beautiful event,with pretty girls,new cars, and beauti- fully decorated floats. Carolyn Caldwell was crowned queen October 30. Football soon left everyone's mind with the basketball season approaching. The teams put in hard hours of practice, and the basketball season was soon in full swing. 60 L In Sixiu The seniors were not taking it easy all this time. The first Warrior was pub- lished in November with Beverly Cooke as editor. The DRUMBEAT staff elected the 1960 Miss DRUMBEAT. The honor was given to Linda Smith. She will represent the 1960 DRUMBEAT. Pictures were made, copy was written, and pie ce by piece the 1960 D RUMBEA T was beginning to fit into place. Miss Dixon introduced the senior class to Macbeth, and during the Christmas holidays everyone wrote a theme on the play. Our mid-term e x am s proved that brain work had beenxgoing on too in the past months. The finishing touches on the DRUMBEAT dummy were completed, and everyone waited anxiously for the return of the finished copy. Spring arrived with much excitement, atime anticipated each year--the banquet, a finished annual, a class play. Now, finally the most important thing. The seniors could all be heard singing around the eighth of June: There's a great day coming It's almost here, 'Twas a long, long time On the way. june 8, graduation- the most important day of any student's life. Enter to learn, leave to serve , may this motto be our steppingstone as the Class of '60 leaves to serve. 6 1 V Bn. Junior-Senior Banquet U ll 'Qi 1 Sumner High School 1 s l I of 1' ll 3 ,,, , P gf , A V .L requests the pleasure of your company E5 ' P 9 Y 1 gf 7 U Q f if at the junior-Senior Banquet and Prom on Friday, April twenty-second at Eight o'clock in the evening Exposition Room Memorial Coliseum STAIRWAY TO TI-IE STARS A FITTING CLIMAX 62 X' 7 ff NX Qcejegfz Y X, J Time Hnd The Hour Runs Through The Reuqhesh Dau CUITTTICUTUTTT English Analyze, Appreciate, Co-ordinate has been the motto of our English Department this year. Grammar and literature are related, we've foundg and studying them together is more interesting. Foreign Language Think is theby-word of our French Department. Two We're cl ass i c al scholars in Latin I and II, studying the years' uaining in irregular verbs and idiomatic expres- culture and literature of antiquity, as well as the conjuga- sions will turn the most s catt e rbr a in e djunior into a tions of irregular verbs and the declinations of norms. logical thinking Senior. 64 mathematics Compasses, rulers, protractors, and pencils are our tools as we progress from simple reviews to higher math and even a little modern algebra. Science - n Q f' N . S Our modern new labs make scientific experiments very interesting. We've discovered many new and exciting ideas in general science, chemistry, and biology. 65 ll mmerceial Out of the commercial classes come the business leaders of tomorrow. Typing, bookkeeping, shorthand make us so. Classes such as these help us put our best foot forward in the executive world. S cial Studies To le arn about the governments and customs of our own and other countries we elect a well-rounded set of courses in social studies. 66 H me Ecnnlmics Sewing, cooking, building good homes, and family relationships are our main topics Hqiculture 3 Q K X-rv -qv The vocational training we receive in shop and agriculture may guide many of us in the choosing of our life s work We rate these subjects superior in practical value. 67 lihraru A more literary group may have been born, but none could enjoy reading good literature more than we. 5 A welcome break in the classroom routine, a chance to exercise and playg physical education gives us these enjoyments as well as instruction in how to be good athletes and good sports. 68 XX Q x 321555 X 5 N! my - Home ,J Quxocv EMU '-1 X ,. SEI:- ,? g g6 H1D 'I'?'5'I'5Tf f Q Q Q 'xsfx jr urunz usmcss L nuns A ngmcn 4 Wi s E If .Nf , :- 'V'-1? ,we - xgxw X745 , A Y XR oG,lI,?Ai uf 3179? ,Qf f M 79gaIL10: C E Nbo w njl 0,2 N qv 'fo ow NIWYK u p A 4 Time llut from Uur Studies . . . HCTIVITIES The Beta Club is a nonsecret a- nt-service organization . i ' for students of senior high schools. ' Its purpose is the p r o m o t i o n of ..... v honesty, service, and leadership. R S'5f155Efi'Ei5 'E ' iii 1.1.25 . -. X BRENDA INMAN President DON BOOZER Vice President f wma nov 5 BEVERLY COOKE Treasurer V 1, Lilflpmw ,M H N X! MJ Qzmzuiv GAYLE LANCA STER MRS. IMAN Secretary Sponsor 'fo- lil:-fs. SUE EDWARDS Reporter First row, left to right: D. Lovingood, C. Lyons, S. Edwards, B. Cooke, G. Lancaster, D. Boozer, B. Inman, M. Iman, Sponsor. Second row: C Hudson, B. Weatherly, M.j. Pope, B. I-Iodgin, j. Fuller, B. Tharington, M. Tucker, C. Davis. Third row: P. Carter, S. Middleton, C. McClure, N Hudson, T. Neville, W. Osborne, J. Kenan, R. Ryan, R. Davis, S. Huifines. 70 :X MRS. WI-HTESELL Sponsor f' 'Why ., lar 'dw K W!ti ' -if , , , . ff BETTY BISHOP Secretary JAMES KENAN WESLEY OSBORNE Vice President Treasurer The purpose of the Future Teachers of America is to give the students experience in working in the class- room, to teach them more about teaching, to inform them of co1- lege standards for teaching and of the training required for teaching. Future Teachers UT Hmerica First row, left to right: Mis. Whitsell, Sponsorg B. Bishop, W. Osbome, F. Lowe,E. Thompson. Second row: R. johnson N Andrews L Cooper N Bames Third row: j. Kenan, D. Councilman, G. Murray, D. Lovingood, B. Weatherly. Fourth rowgj. Maness, J. jordan, C Lyons A Saferight j Hampton Fifth row: S. Sumner, M. Auman, B. Paschal. 71 lihraru Club lex 1 lil. W' 5 1 T ss l l 1 Y BETTY CAPPS JANICE MCFARLAND li President Reporter ' I T . P kg . F FRANCES WAGSTAFF JOSEPHINE COVERT Vice President Secretary and Treasurer The purposes ofthe Library Club are to publicize the library, to help make the rules for the library, and to promote its general welfare. First row, left to right: j.Toomes,J. Covert,B. Capps, F. Wagstaff, j. McFarland, Second row: F. Cambell, S. Poe, N. Barnes, G. Martin, I. Tuttle, C. Preston, MRS' TAYLOR R. Johnson, R. Stamey, N. Hudson, N. McClure, J.A. Harpold, J. Lohr. Sponsor French Club MRS. HILL GLORIA MURRAY if Sponsor President Q T! my Y. . 0 WESLEY OSBORNE V SUE EDWARDS Vice President Nj . Secretary The purpose of the French C lub is to L develop a definite interest in France, . - its language, and its people. R Q g I Y. st. fwauy MARY JANE POPE W Treasurer R 5 , RICKY 1-1oDc1N Treasurer 'L' The purpos e of the Latin Club is to - 'ii foster a cultural interest in the classics A and to increase our knowledge of our f English la n g u a g e derived from the N , . 1 px-R ancients. R g 'Q . ,E lini A , V. V GAIL TREXLER , 'ii ' fi Secretary ig LANE MESS J a fi Vice President 'V ff f R 5' BEVERLY COOKE f President Tv, 11.11 MRS. RICHARDSON Sponsor 73 F. B. L H. MRS. SHIRLEY BUTTS Sponsor LARRY COOPER President The purpose of the Future Business Leaders of America is to develop competent business le a d e r sh i p, to strengthen the confidence of young men and women in themselves and in their work, and to create more interest and understanding in the intellegent choice of a business occupation. RITCHIE JOHNSON Vice President First row, left to right: N.Barnes,j.jordan,j. McFarland, C. McClure, B. Bishop, R. johnson, L. Cooper, Mrs. Butts, Sponsor. Second row: M.Auman,D,Lovingood,E. Thompson, B. Paschal, N. McClure, A. Saferight, J. Hampton, F. Lowe, G. Murray. Third row: J. Drew, C. Phelps, G. Schwartz, B. Hodgin, j. DeHaven, C. Lyons, P. Anthony, F. Wagstaff, S. Choate, B. Weatherly. JANICE MCFARLAND Historian ob' f e ' ..... k K JUDY JORDAN 74 .1 - 'iff5W.1ff -S.. my 5 2112: f'.I55:E 'nf-5' .' I rdwsil-'FE x A-' ,. -5- . -. .mfs :: , : .. . . i ' - '.si'fi1,.a.S?zs-tiff ' - Y . ' W?ziRes:i?ig.s5?.irs:fj Qiiktiik-igil: sail. Jj55ilQ,QsYf:i',:lzf1, ,..., ,, - Q .sf ' Reporters Xu... NANCY BARNES BETTY BISHOP Secretary Sth I I 8 A F U T U I E B ' USINESS I. EADERS A A MERICA ' O NANCY MCCLURE Treasurer Soma Club The purpose ofthe Soma Club is to encourage s a fe driving both with buses and private automobiles, to attempt to reduce accidents to a minimum, and to give p atr ons of our s c ho ol district confidence in our drivers. . its .aikfiiffw t X . 5: f s Nw s' X IARRY BURTON LARRY WALL President Vice President - ff' 'at , V x .,.. . A K , M BECKY TILLEY JERRY DAWSON Secretary Treasurer NF' First row, left to right: B. Tilley, C. Hudson. Second row: L. Cooper, C. Preston, W. Rollins, L. Wall. Third row: R. Smith, T. Neville, D. Blackwood, R. Ryan. Fourth row: D. Boozer, R. Davis. Fifth row: J. Drew, J. Bowman, N. Andrews, R. Ryan. 75 - - Al ,795 G 1. xl ul! 1' x ff vo of Fu F n H n H XKTION The primary aim ofthe Future Farmers of America fm. is the development of agricultural leadership, co- g operation, and citizenship. I 4, 41656 JAMES KENAN President - . .Wg WESLEY OSBORNE Vice President STEVE HUFF Secretary 'Q' kj. 'Ubin-ef' ALLAN COOK Trc asurcr MR. BEASON Sponsor l-'irst row, lull lo riqlit: j. Langley, G. Hudson, M. Nelson, T. Sturdivant, P. Hyatt, K. Groom. Second row: H. Hedgecoclc, D. Blackwood, P. Paschal, B.Ross,j.Will:u'd,j.KenLin,W.Osborne,S.Huff, P. Walden, R. Knight. Third row: j. Allred, M. Sams, R. Ryan, C. Hedgecock, D. Hudson, V. Davis, C. Colwlc, D. jones, j. Swain, R. Ofment, j. Creld, R. Caldwell, D. Eaton, B. Stewart, R. Auman, K. McFarland, j. Coble, W. Walker, R. Seain, R. Jennings, H. Stubbelicld, R. Ward, W. Wall. 76 twurn, F H H fl llljmx I I I W X., The goals of the Future I-Iomemakers of America is :I X - 1, .uf L to pr o m 0 t e a growing appreciation of the joys and '-Q, ' satisfactions of homemaking, and to foster the devel- .7 QL W My NEW opment of C re at i ve leadership in home and com- munity life. SUE EDWARDS ' President A -- Q g PM I S5 SANDRA SMITH ,,,, A Vice President 'T 'P .. 44 GLORIA MURRAY Secretary ' IDA RUTH DUNCAN MISS COUNCILMAN Treasurer Sponsor First row, left to right: S. MeGehee, G. Trexler, A. Saferight, S. Smith, S. Edwards, G. Murray, M. Wilkins, I. R. Duncan, B. Canter, M.A. Duncan. Second row: L. Llneberry, N. Hamilton, j. Allen, j.A. Peele, S. Barnes, T.A. Seagraves, P. Harp, D. Maness, S. Coleman, A. Gamble, j. Lohr, j. Wall, Third row: B. Brown, 1. Toomes, S. Allred, C. Carter, P. Green, J. Williams, E. Amick, C. Hodgin, j. Bishop, j.A. Clark, B. Bishop, P. Middleton, M. Thompson. Fourth row: A.1. Andrews, G. Rabenhorst, D. Yokeley, 1. Kirkman, B. York, J. Sheffield, N. Stewart. Fifth row: B. Paschal, B. McClure, j.A. Harpold, 1. Harmon, j. MeCuiston, J. Smith, D. Lovingood, Y. Barnes, P. Siler. Sixth row: G. Harpold, B. Reeves, B. Moore, P. Carter, j. Nelson, j. Fuller, B. Hodgin. Seventh row: J. Pruitt, J. jordan, J. Gibbons, F. Wagstaff, B. Barnes, D. Watts, W. Coltrane, O. Fulk. 77 O ur' or , , If X ', u IIIUMI 3 .. , A 1 ,, . w D HO as monogram Club The Monogram Club is a V F A' - s I s o cial organization for A the benefit of anhiencs. si. M' W -2 NUMA ANDREWS President 1 ' - . Bia s. , - - 3 .. - ii ' ' I . 51'-, W ifi' - ' . ' A - A , JAMES KENAN Vice President GAYLE LANCASTER Secretary MR. SILER, Coach MR. TOBIN, Coach Sponsors BRENDA INMAN 1 Treasurer L ,.., Y K if . 'Q , ,..,,, ,. . . , . . .,., ,. A L First row, left to right: N. Andrews, J. Kenan, G. Lancaster, B. Inman, J. Maness, S. Siler, J. Hampton, M. Davis, j. Toomes, B. Brown. Second row J. Armfield, D. Councilman, C. Caldwell, B. Capps, J. Fuller, B. Hodgin, S. Edwards, M.j, Pope. Third row: Coach Siler, R. johnson, J. Willard D. Boozer, T. Pugh, D, Layton, I. Drew. Fourth row: R. Smith, T. Neville, L. Burton, R. Hodgin, B. Seagraves, L. Wall, Coach Tobin. 78 , U. F. C. The purpose of the Youth for Christ Club is to show and develop the Christian life inthe youth of America. LARRY COOPER Pres1dent CHARLES PRESTON Vice President Q 4 'M 4 Y ,- A BELVA BROWN X i IN Secretary TYPICAL ATTENDANCE FOR A YFC CLUB MEETING. First row, left to right: J. Maness, Song Leaderg M.Wi1kins, Program Committeeg P. Siler, Program Committee5 C.Preston, Vice President5.L. Cooper, standing, Presidentg J. Hampton, Pub1icitygA. Saferight, Vice President of Managementg B. Brown, Secretary. 79 2' 155, N-Q 4-H Ulu h 4-H encourages e a ch member to give his service, heart, hands, health to the needs ofthe com- munity, state, and country. in Q-I Naam! . 'NL N 1 S. McGehee, P. Green, P. Harp. Second row: T.A. Seagraves, First row, left to right: F. Edwards, j.A. Harpold, J. Kirkruan, S. Barnes, S, Huff, R. e son, J. Lohr, P. Farrington, B. Davis, B.S. Reeves, B. Moore, G. Harpold, J. Harmon, P. Digman. 80 Publications UIHHBIUR STHFF The purpose of the Warrior is to pr es ent to the stude nt body a monthly newspaper with up-to-date ite ms of interest and activities BEVERLY COOKE Warrior Staff Editor .Q n X i 5 I of the school. JANE MANESS Warrior Staff Co-Editor MRS. BUTTS Staff Sponsor First row, left to right: 1. Hampton, Typist and Reporter, A. Saferight, Assistant Art Editor, C. Lyons, Grade Editor, D. Lovingood, N. Bames, Club Editor, F. Lowe, Club Editor, B. Bishop, Reporter. Second row: M. Auman, Assistant Art Editor, N. McClure, Reporter, j. Covert, Typist, P. Amos, Art Editor, L. Cooper, Assistant Art Editor, C. Preston, Reporter, B. Inman, Gii-l's Sports, N. Andrews, Boy's Sports. Third row: T. Brown, Typist, J. Dawson, Business Manager, R. johnson, Typist, D. Councilman, Grade Editor, G. Lancaster, Class Editor, G. Murray, Exchange Editor, L. Smith, Business Manager. , 34 4 Betty Bishop Sales Manager 1- 1 gan .. A me Wesley Osborne i I I kir- K L- I V,'f , E r. nf 7325. f ss... a s 1 Gloria Murray Gayle lancaster -- rr. Don Councilman Beverly Cooke Asst. Sales Manager Advertisement Manager Asst. Advertisment Mgr. Business Manager i , . Y je rry Dawson S i 5 s .. i , xr r 1, , 1 S 9 fi St 5 2 . .E T. K i ef W if S , . f rx K 5 ri Larry Burton Co-Editor Brenda Weatherly Asst. Business Manager ' '53 . , , ff an k5'5fqf'i9iS:'f'jG5'- I i . - .F s f ' ' ' ax . 5 rj 5 K is X ,i,is.g.,K,ns, i is Hp, .1 X sygurj, X f- Jflg K Y ,.. - Y? 5' as Mir, rm , its , sri no as ,. .E 2 L in is ii it were S . Um Ns i if i is KN, tsl W2 4 r james Kenan Snapshot Editor i i f Q. s S1- 1, : 'li' . 1- H, ,J . i. 1: 5 3. - fs:w'23?f , ., K- ' fi-5 H ton if Co-Editor Judy amp Treasurer 1 Secretary Y A ' ss iz: V , 2 .ri Q K - , fy 'i X- K K :fm . 3 , 3 . 95, .- . , ' . ti me H gn., - f. se, - !' . - --t.1.irgrf,gvre:fW.. ,, :: ,wvi-'iffy J A s .ef ' Miss Shirley Dixon Sponsor .. Y' Ann Saferight Class Editor Numa Andrews Boys' Sports Editor - r, Lyy. .' -l A iw- . f i ff.. ., . , Carolyn Lyons Asst. Class Editor ,...,t l tiryy Linda Smith Hi-Lites Editor' i , is his . f ,iii.AiE1if . S 9 fi ' 5 a?iE:EiiEE7Ei5,E- ' -- . 1:s?fg5.1ss-53511 . 7,11-its 5, is --T firixaez Peggy Amos Art Editor g 4 . P Josephine Covert Asst. Hi-Lites Editor 82 WW , sr., X 'K' 5 im. f ,af 3 S X Sponsor larry Cooper Asst. Art Editor 5 Q-:igfj1mg, :' jerry Drew Activities Editor Mrs. janet lman 53 new K K' B f-...Q , iw Brenda Inman Girls' Sports Editor jane Maness Asst. Activities Editor one 4 6 ooo 000 00.0 . 5 . . P25159 ' e 'T H5 M' v'i51'r5iis Good Sportsmanship ls Time lllpll Spent . . . HTHHTICS Sportsmanship Larry Wall and Bill Seagraves express good sportsmanship on the Sumner gridiron as they meet conference champions-Randleman. 84 Sumner Indians First row, left to right: Richard Routh, Dwight Hall, Ricky Hodgin, Larry Wall, Captain, Billy Seagraves, jerry Drew, Danny McDonald, Don Councilman, Larry Burton. Second row: Pete Lowe, Leroy Avery, Gary Sharpe, David Reives, Duke Hudson, Gary Schwartz, jimmy McCandless, Charles Allred, Ronnie Falk. Third row: Jerry Rice, jimmy Allred, Bobby Drew, Steven Melnyk, Bill Ross, Larry Simmons, Buddy Goble, Jim Willard, David Layton. Fotuth row: Coach C. K. Siler, Steve Huffines, Numa A n d re ws, Toby Neville, jerry A r m fi e l d, Dave jones, W a yn e Oliver, Coach R. H. Tobin. Fifth row: Frankie McCorquoda1e, Eugene Avery. C. K. SILER LARRY WALL R. H. TOBIN Backfield Coach Captain Line Coach LARRY WALL Halfback Y JIM WILLARD Tackle 4 . NUMA ANDREWS ' Tackle 4 x ,ff ' 1 :g ig 49 I 5 RQ CHARLES ALLRED T Tackle Everyone turns out for a pep rally befor Q I y fx . R 1 BILL Ross W, JERRY DREW R Guard Guard DON COUNCILMAN Center Y 4 QL TOBY NEVILLE End M , . 'N X is w N, -fe: JERRY ARMFIELD ach End Q, 'l BILL SEAGRAVES Haliback DAVID LAYTON if football and basketball game. ' 4 gk 1 6 K xx -- , I wp X N - 4' A RONNIE FALK 5 DANNY MCDONALD RICKY HODGIN Quarterback 'Quarte rback Fuuback llffensive Team Line: Left to right: Toby Neville, Right End, Numa Andrews, Right Tackle, jerry Drew, Right Guard, Don Councilman, Center, Bill Ross, Left Guard, jim Willard, Left Tackle, Jerry Armfield, Left End. Backfield: Bill Seagraves, Right I-Ialfback, Danny McDonald, Quarterback, Ricky Hodgin, Fullback, Larry Wall, Left Halfback, Ileiensive Team Line: Left to right: David Layton, Right End, Jim Willard, Right Tackle, Bill Ross, Right Guard, Charles Allred, Left Guard, Numa Andrews, Left Tackle, je rry Armfield, Left End. Linebackers: Bill Seagraves, Outside Linebacker, Larry Wall, Middle Linebacker, Ricky Hodgin, Outside Linebacker. Halfbacks: Larry Burton, Right Halfback, Toby Neville, Left I-Ialfback. Semers First row, left to right: jerry Drew, Don Councilman, Numa Andrews. Second row: Bill Seagraves, Larry Wall, Larry Burton. 88 swf- ',j'f+ I .-iii-PN, sql Juniors First row, left to right: Gary Schwartz, Leroy Avery, Danny McDonald, Steve I-Iuffines. Second row: Toby Neville, jim Willard, Larry Simmons, jerry Armfield. ,ff-rf , , 5393-Zi'iS':'5? ,, . I 1 A .xksxai 1333 Snphnmores First row, left to right: Ricky I-Iodgin, Dave jones, Charles Allred, Bill Ross, Ronnie Falk. Second row: David Layton, Steven Melnyk, jerry Rice, jimmy Allred, jimmy McCandless. 0 - R S ' Freshmen First row, left to right: Bobby Drew, Richard Routh, Duke Hudson, Wayne Oliver, Dwight Hall. Second row: Pete Lowe, David Rieves, Buddy Goble, Gary Sharpe. 89 Cheerleaders First row, left to right: Jane Maness, Gail Trexler, Jeanne Fiorito, Mary jane Pope. Second row: jackie Toomes, Judy Hampton, Chief, Linda Lineberry. Third row: Belva Brown, Sandy Siler, Mascotg Gayle Lancaster. MRS. GLADIE T. HILL Sponsor SCHOOL SONG Cheer, Cheer, For Sumner High School School of the best. Our fame is rising, Over all the rest. None can ever pass us, What e'er they do. Three cheers for Sumner We're here for you! ! ! I -fr Cv X AH! JACKIE TOOMES BELVA BROWN fi JEANNE FIORITO JUDY HAMPTON Chief Cheerleaders My mx SANDY SILER Mascot JANE MANESS Q U I GAYLE LANCASTER A, MARY JANE POPE , '22 'view A 2 LINDA LINEBERRY H , I GAIL TREXLER WT. Girls' Basketball ,nd ,-.-...Q U1 ,. Left to right: Barbara York, Brenda Tharington, Betty Capps, Carolyn Caldwell, Janice Fuller, Phyllis Anthony, jane McCuiston, Martha Davis, Jean Ann Clark, Sandra Smith, Belva Brown. Not pictured: Jenny Smith. Standing: Brenda Inman, Co-Captain, Coach C. K. Siler, Sue Edwards, Co-Captain. BRENDA INMAN c. K. SILER SUE EDWARDS Cgycaptajn Coach Co-Captain 94 , ? , CAROLYN CALDWELL Forward BELVA BROWN Forward Girls In Hction - Arr., A gs fly, W -A L 2 x...,f ', A JANICE FULLER A L Guard BARBARA YORK Guard Q MARTHA DAVIS Guard BRENDA THARINGTON Forward Bnus' Basketball fd Left to right: Ricky Hodgin, jimmy Coen, David Layton, Bill S eagraves, Don Boozer, jerry Armfield, Tom Smith, R.H. Tobin, Coachg Toby Neville, Ronnie Davis, Bill Ross, Vance Davis, Ronnie Falk, Jimmy Hubbard, Manager. ,b,,b.5.,b 5 BILL SEAGRAVES R. H. TOBIN TOBY NEVILLE Co-Captain Coach Co-Captain 96 A HJ NA DON BOOZER Guard I BILL V, ,QB f f 5 ,, by 5 4? BILL ROSS Forward Bous In Hctiun JERRY ARMFIEID Forward .nl ' . L, 3 RICKY HODGIN Guard A sb , RONNIE. FALK M Guard XL Baseball First row, left to right: Ricky Hodgin, Ritchie johnson, David Layton, Ronnie Smith, Larry Burton, Steve Huffines, jerry Armfield. Second row: Teddy Pugh, Ronnie Falk, jimmy McCand1ess, Wayne Oliver, C K Siler, Coach, Nelson C. K. SII..ER Coach Elliot, james Kenan, jerry Rice, jimmy Coen. BASEBALL SCI-IEDUU5. 1 960 April 1 Smnner at Rankin April Q Silk Hope at Sumner ' April Q Randleman at Sumner April Q Sumner at Bennett April QQ Chatham at Sumner April Q Sumner at Siler City April Q Sumner at Moncure April Pitmboro at Sumner 98 JAMES KENAN Left Field TEDDY PUGH Third Base RICKY I-IODGIN Second Base DAVE 1.w'roN nm Bm RITCI-IIE Jo:-msom Catcher . ,X A li, A .f?'W?2 ,I ,I , A aemfeyfz fs: e:'2z,f11i - in L,,LL, 3 . ., Q Us e L '14 'E .V .ef ' . 'ry 4, 9 4' T page egg W gf, ifiiea 1' k ., ' Effie e I iff e ee ..,. e e e R , My 9 4 3 , ,9- .V W ' if , K 3 ,J J. Basketball Uueen BRENDA INMAN- 1958 -59 101 21 rrQ+ 1aw ,,:,, ' 1 zk s Q 55 a fz my Ei H 11331112 13 IQ 5 i511Ef1?1919,2U 2 1 v 2223 242526 zz 23, wav p , , - Y 3,- Jumun HIGH Dedication CHRISTINE WELCH We the students of the junior High, dedicate our section of the D RUMBEA T to MRS. CHRISTINE WELCH. Mrs. Welch has been on the Sumner School faculty since 1953. She has taught math and science in the eighth grade for four years. Before taking over the eighth grade she taught the fourth grade. Mrs. We1ch's hobb i e s include working with flowers and keeping up with school sports. She is an excellent teacher, and we feel that she has given us her undivided attention in helping prepare us for our future years in high school. 104 Drumheat LETHA KELLAM MRS. CHRISTINE WELCH JANE KIRKTON - sr-uRu:Y sHoRE Junior CONNIE SPIVEY MR. Josm-1 GAMBLE BOYD EDWARDS 105 RICHARD COBLE Junior High Facultu MRS. BARKER MRS. GAMBLE Q MRS. CLARK MR. RUNDIO F ?6iU9c,w+LmQ,a Qwahf- ui'-X R S . 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' - 2 jean Routh Dianne Saintsing Carolyn Saunders Billy Scott Brenda Seagraves Raymond Senior Pamela Sheffield Brenda Short Margaret Smith Raymond Smith Sarah Snyder Billy Spencer Connie Spivey Patsy Stamey Glenda Stanley Larry Stanley Linda Sturdivant Kester Sutphin Glenn Talton Brenda Tickle Charlene Trexler Darlene Trexler Jerry Tucker Stanley Upton Kemp Wagstaff Donald Walker Frankie Walker Polly Wall Randy Ward Donna White Becky Williams Ronnie Williams Roger Witcher Bobby Wrenn Betty Young Junior High Hctivities football Team First row, left to right: Frankie Walker, Dickie Ferrar, He rm an Harris, Andy Hodgin, Jerry Clark, Carlton Hughes, Randy Griffin, Travis Robbins, Billy Roundtree, Ray Hamilton, Bobby Hedgecock. Second row: jimmy Davis, Mike Morgan, Lance Emory, Harry Smith, john Beason, Mickey Tippett, Jerry Warren, Marty Smith, Leonard Watts, Danny Blackwood, Houston Lawson, Randy Ward, Doug Fields, Kemp Wagstaff, Roger Withcher. Third row: Bobby Wren, Connie Spivey, johnny Lee, jerry Tucker, Mike Melmyk, Lynn Hedgecock, Tommy Pugh, Wayne Kirkman, Jimmy Gunell, Coach Rundio. lihraru Club First row, left to right: Susan Reep, Carol Hall, Ann Tew, Brenda Pulliam. Second row: David Little, jean Routh, Sarah Synder, Brenda Bolick. Sponsor: Hazel Murrow. 119 A ff 1 MOST INTELLECTUAL Bobbie Wall, Boyd Edwards , f v - N BEST SPORT Dorothy Lyons, Mickey Tippett Superlaiives BEST ALL AROUND Cordella Osborne, Larry Tolbert BEST SCHOOL SPIRIT Sarah Moore, Tommy Pugh Class Ui '64 MOST COURTEOUS Marlene Bean, Ronnie Dawson BEST-GROOMED Judy Mayberry, Marty Smith FRIENDLIEST Ann Tew, Randy Griffin LL MOST TALENT ED Judy Canter, Allen Preston Carnival Time Caught! A teacher's work is never Camera-shy Christmas time Boning up! As I was saymg. . . Snapshots done Future Yankee! H Time In Give Thanks To Uur HIJVEHTISIH6 HEPRESEHTHIIVES 123 Young men and x omen contemplatlng a career w1ll find the textlle busmess offers real oppo1tun1ty for a brxght future New methods new products and new markets create a constant demand for new personnel Be WISE . . . dec1de upon a future 1n text1les one of .America s largest industries. Check with your vocational guidance Stevens - M1 BRIGHT FUTURE counselor or come to see us. .J. R Stevens Sr Co., Inc. SYNTHETICS DIVISION Slnnnuu ,f hi...- 124 .-X ',xXff, Xxx I fy ' ' 1 ' n l I X 1 If 1 Q I ENTHUSIASMIX-OW f ' ix I A 'X ' f Qjifiybal I so 1 -'X I Si 'Y 11111111 1 X a ' C . 1 I X I f X U 3 zlssyl Xt : ll I, xl tl .if 1: 1: I E 1 2 f : 1 Enthusiasm is an important ingredient of success. This is true whether the job is preparing a lesson for tomorrow's class or carrying out an assignment in industry. We at Cone Mills are enthusiastic about the future of the textile industry and there are many job opportunities for those young people who would like to share this enthusiasm with us. CONE MILLS CORPORATION EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA 'Where fabrics of tomorrow are woven today. gffggq,-' A QCON E-p 'uw' Q, 125 LAMBERTS BARBECUE PIT COOKED DAILY CURB AND TAKE OUT SERVICE South Elm Sf. Extension Phone BR 3-9662 Fish In Our Lake SI Per Day Brim, Boss and Carp 126 EQ XX s K .X fy X I W 'V ffm ' Q f O Q 5 Q4 X L' A f'f9 ii. Yo' I ' Q , L TSN ? .'1 M jx' 1 X Lf' Q X y Ll f . I X I N L in I XXX Congratulations CLASS OF '60 SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TE LEGRAPH COMPANY 127 EVERYBODY NEEDS MONEY SOMETIMES! lf you need UP To S2400 . . .phone BRoadway 4-1321 before noon, arrange for money the same day! FAMILY FINANCE AND ACCEPTANCE CORPORATION of Greensboro, lnc. 210 North Elm Street Phone: BRoadway 5-1321 -7- DAY SUPERMARKET EOR. MORGAN AND c.H. BUCHANAN Graduates Class of 1932 Class of 1944 Groceries - Poultry Choice Meats Feed and Seed -SELF SERVICE- Phone BR 2-5001 2902 Randleman Road Greensboro, North Carolina 128 R .. Q Call J. EDDIE McDOWELL General Atent Southern Llfe Bnlldlnl Phone 3-6966 GIVE YOUR SON THIS Even I f You're Gone! Every man wants his son to have a good start in life . . . plenty of food, good surroundings and the best education. If you are here, you can see he gets what he needs-but what happens if you pass away? One sure way to help your son no matter what hap- pens, is with life insurance. Life insurance is one of the best ways to give your children the things they need. It is low in cost and can be planned to ht your family's needs. Yes, life insurance assures your son of the best start in life. Call your Southern Life agent today. He will give you information on the best insurance plan for you. No obligation, of course. cgoufflszn lyifs INSURANCE COMPANY HCM! OFFICE GRIINSIORO N. 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Wm 364 gf! fx :6.wwl740-'0A'- Jamjfdwflf'-f K i SX xsx 5 37 S , SOUTHERN MOTGR CO. fgyqbfgpxw 77 QLQQIW XXX My Ambition ness Compliments of BANK OF GREENSBORO Farm Service Department Bank of Greensboro Member : Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation This is a holdup! Did he make it? 133 GLADIOLA BISCUIT COMPANY P.o. Box 2497 I 2750 Patterson St. , Greensboro, N.C. WQLZ. Phone CY 9-242I PM - N 0 ,Q X' I f R' I Ti-ii: IIIITZEIT A good company to be insured in, A good company to work For. PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY Coke puts -F . Q . if I xwzfgqqp X, ii 1 'i-wi IW JIU- sparkle ln ff I' iv' X fImQmi2fiiE your party , 'X N1 1 Rf .7 - Q Q X I I IF? ,YIM IIIIIIIIIQ, I I 5 I Fun For AII After A Dance or After A Show Visit Your Favorite GUILFORD DAIRY BAR TREASURE CHEST l22 W. Sycamore Street BR 5-7954 Greensboro, N .C . Toys - Games - Hobbies CONNIES LAKE BREEZE Seafood - Charcoal Steaks - Pork Chops Fried Chicken Phone For Party We Specialize in BR 4-8543 Reservations and take Seafood or our orders BR 4-3434 Groometown Road E. K. GRAGG 84 SON , INC. General Contractors Route 8, Greensboro, N.C. Phone BR 4-5997 W. C. SAFERIGHTS Self - Service Grocery Fresh Meat and Poultry Fresh Vegetables 2921 Randleman Road Dial BR 2-40l8 135 AG R I C O The Nation's Leading Fertilizing Manufactured Only By The AMERICAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL CO. P. O. Box I I39 Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of VICK CHEMICAL COMPANY Makers of Vicks Vaporub Vicks VatronoI Vicks Meditrating Cough Drops FIELD'S FURNITURE Compnmems of Owner - Fred Fields A J Phone BR 3-7629 Randieman Road Greensboro, North Carolina GANIBLEU5 SERVICE STATION LOWMAN SUPPLY 8: EQUIPMENT CO. , INC 509 S. Edgeworth Street Greensboro, North Carolina Where 62 crosses 220 on Route I Phone OR 4-9918 Greensboro, North Carolina 136 FOSTER-CAVINESS CO. , INC Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables 409 Morehead Avenue Compliments of MURRAY FUNERAL HONIE Phone Pliffne 515 N. Elm sffeef Phone BR 2-8155 gilgzgepl' 3 fNext to Telephone Office, SMITH 8: SON TILE SHOP BR 3-7925 424 Routh Circle Asphalt, Rubber and Cork Floor Tile Linoleum and Formica Cabinet Tops If We 'Do The Work, You'lI Be HUD AND SALLIE SMITH It Pleases Us To Pease You Groceries, Dry Goods, and Hardware Phone OR 4-5709 R. F. D. No. 8 Satisfied.. Greensboro, North Carolina COCHRAN RESTAURANT Com limems EQUIPMENT co. P Food Service Equipment For Restaurants - Hotels - Schools Hospitals - Churches - Clubs W G B G and Industrial Installation Phone BR 5-7623 407 Walker Avenue Your Good Neighbor Station TRAVEL INN MOTEL B U R TNE R FURNITURE COMPANY Established I909 50th Anniversary 312 S. Elm St. 9OO E. Green Greensboro, N.C.-High Point DrPepper A dlfloocfffi lfinofeum. 5 gifs gsfiop 5 C E E OAD GREEN 1 LIE A. MOODY Live Better Electrically DUKE POWER Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of NORTH STATE CHEVROLET Phone BR 5-8471 451 N. Eugene Street Dial New Car Sales BR 4-2895 Specialists in Front End, Brakes Tune-Up and Wheel Balancing OLIVER MOTORS Wheel Alignment 1039 Oakmont Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 4-8970 Greensboro, North Carolina BONNlE KAYS SEAFOOD RESTAURANT ' 220 South OR 4-5273 STEED 81 KELLAM AUTO REPAIRS 581 Creekridge Road Phone BR 4-8288 138 Phone BR 5-3519 SOUTHSIDE HARDWAR E HANDLON'S ESSO SERVICE COMPANY Qpen 7 Days Q Week Serving the Public for Over Ha Century 212 Asheboro Street Greensboro, North Carolina PIWOHG 2-1776 Phone 2-2106 C0mPIImen'S of GUILFORD FCX SERVICE i I v 9IO S. Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 4-T581 K Feed, Seed, Fertilizer CAFETERIA Form SUPPIY CURTIS PACKING CO. Producers of Curtis Fine Meats The BIue Ribbon Brand NORTH STATE MILLING COMPANY, INC. Manufacturers of Daily Bread Flour and Joy Brand Corn Meal GREENSBORO CAS H FEED STORE It Pays To Feed Wayne Phone BR 2-0048 535 Walker Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina Look Ma-No HoIes in SUNBEAM BREAD GRIFFIN BAKING COMPANY Baker of Quality Products For over a Quarter Century Ask For our- Pies, Honeybuns and Mello Cream Doughnuts at Your Favorite Store. Compliments of SILVER KNIT HOSIERY MILLS INC. 4OI S. Hamilton Street High Point, North Carolina Compliments of WADE'S DRY CLEANING Phone 3491 A. S. PARSONS INSURANCE AGENCY AII Kinds of Insurance Phone ORange 4-5586 A SAFE PROFITABLE HOME FOR YOUR MONEY HOME FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association Main Office II3 N. Greene St. Plaza Branch I702 Battleground Ave. Greensboro, North Carol i na CLAYTON FURNITURE Phone BR 3-I833 South Elm Street Ext. Greensboro, North Carolina KING'S BUSINESS COLLEGE Secretarial, Accounting and Business Administration Courses 212 W. Gaston Street Phone BR 2-O449 2I2 Asheboro Street Greensboro, North Carolina Have That Wreck Repaired or Your Car Repainted At TRADERS CHEV. CO., INC. Phone BR 2-ZI46 Across From King Cotton Hotel MODERN MARKET Complete Line of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Groceries and Grade A Meats GREENSBORO COMMUNITY CENTER A Service of The United Fund Sumner Students Meet Your Friends At The Greensboro Community Center Recreation for Youth Ambulance Quick GATE CITY GULF Cc Route 29 and 70 S 8' Road Service BR 5-8408 SID 8. BILL WASHAM Phone BR 4-9320 Greensboro, North Carolina Radio Dispatched Oxygen Equipped III8 N. Elm Street BEAN 8: DAWSON SHEET METAL CO. AFCO Your Dealer In Another American Furnace Product Heating and Air Conditioning Phone BR 5-794I Greensboro, North Carolina Hi there ! BALDWIN- GARRETT COMPANY, INC. Farmall Tractors and McCormick Farm Equipment Service - Parts IOII-IOI5 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina Anyone for a cruise? BEACH'S BARBER SHOP 517 S. Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of EGERTON WHOLESALE JOHN ROBBINS MOTOR CO. Sales - Service Phone BR 5-2581 915 W. Lee Street Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of GREENSBORO FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS, INC. Your Friendly Food Bank 4512 Winston Rd. CY 9-3575 GARRETT'S MOTEL Phone BR 3-9304 5704 High Point Road U.S. 29-70A Greensboro, North Carolina BOAR AND CASTLE The Best Food In Town West Market Street Extension Greensboro, North Carolina COLONIAL FURNITURE HOUSE Phone BR 2-5261 3819 High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina GATE CITY MOTOR CO., INC. Greensboro, North Carolina PIEDMONT LOAN CO. , INC. Quick Cash A.W. Osbore, Mgr. 202 W. Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina STACY'S 420 CROWN SERVICE Prompt and Courteous Service Is Our Motto MILLER FURNITURE COMPANY 314 South Elm Street We Furnish Your Home Complete On Term You Can Usually Meet BI-RITE SUPER MARKETS Better Food For Better Living Main St. Pleasant Garden, N.C EDMOND'S DRUG STORE Summit Shopping Center Phone BR 4-1585 Greensboro, North Carolina 7 EASY WAY REPAIR SHOP Guaranteed Watch and Jewelry Repair Owner L.R. Britt 341 1f2 South Elm Street PEPSI-COLA Visit Our New Modern Plant 3317 Spring Garden Street COX FURNITURE CO. 240 ET Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina General Repair JONES'S GARAGE 2914 Randleman Road Greensboro, North Carolina Cutting and Welding Front End Alignment TUTTLE'S BARBER SHOP 1210 Spring Garden Street Greensboro, North Carolina NEAL'S APPLIANCE REPAIR We Repair.Stoves, Water Heaters, Washing Machines All Small Appliances Sumner School Rd.-Greensboro, N.C RADFORD'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone BR 5-5775 138 Rocky Knoll Circle Greensboro, North Carolina FLOYD'S SERVICE STATION 220 South Amoco Gas and Products HENNISI INC' LAYTON'S' USED CARS Always A Better Buy Real Estate - R.T. Layton, Jr. Owner BR 4 8989 Groometown Road Phone BR 4-2101 3001 Randleman Road J. 8. G. GROCERY Meats and Groceries 220 South Greensboro, North Carolina JANlE'S BEAUTY SHOP 2343 Randleman Road Greensboro, North Carolina BR 5-1794 Compliments of STEVENSON GROCERY STORE Phone BR 4-5317 Randleman Road Greensboro, North Carolina RANCH RESTAURANT 2200 Randleman Road Specialize - Steaks, Seafood and Chicken. Also Catering to Parties WARD'S AWNING 8. BEDDING CO. Route 1, Box 262-Randleman Road Call Us For Free Estimate On Steriling and Renovating Mattresses Call OR 4-5103 PRICE'S ESSO - No. 1 2301 South Ashe Street Washing and Greasing ls Our Special ity-Road Service BR 4-9325 Compliments of FLOYD'S AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Coltrane Mill Road Phone OR 4-5876 PRlCE'S ESSO - No. 2 901 S. Elm Street Washing and Greasing Is Our Speciality-Road Service BR 4-9493 ALLEN'S NEON DISPLAYS, INC. Main Plant and Office is on the High Point Road Greensboro, N.C. Phone 3-4924 LAMBERT-TROXLER FUNERAL HOME Ambulance Service Wendover at Virginia Phone BR 3-3401 BOB PETTY'S OAKWOOD DRIVE-IN Phone BR 3-6780 3726 High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina WELCH FUEL OIL CO. 1410 W. Lee Street Prompt and Efficient Service Dial BR 5-7667 Compliments of WILLIAMS ESSO SERVICE STATION West Lee Street Phone BR 3-5317 GIBBS RED 81 WHITE 2510 Freeman Mill Road Dial BR 3-6451 Shop at Your Friendly Red and White CARL GARRETT RENAULT Sales and Service Phone BR 3-5526 CHANDLER TIRE CO. 300 N. Green Street Foriegn Car Tire Recapping Dunlop Tires CHOICE MEATS QUALITY GROCERIES FANCY PRODUCE 3006 High Point Road PERDUE BROTHERS Expert Body Work and Painting Reasonable Prices Rehobeth Church Road W. F. POLLARD 8. CO. SOUTHERN-TRACTOR POWER MOWER CO. High Point Rd. Greensboro MABRO COMPANY 407-A North Eugene Street BR 4-3213 Home Improvements HIGH POINT FCX 1405 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina Feeds, Seeds, and Fertilizers Compliments of COOKIES PURE OIL SERVICE 1631 South Main Street High Point, North Carolina JENNINGS GARAGE Rehobeth Church Road Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 4-9180 LEE OIL COMPANY 2600 Randleman Road Greensboro, North Carolina BR 5-7894 h 144 BEASON HARDWARE CO. 214 North Elm Street High Point, North Carolina COX RADIATOR COMPANY Greensboro, North Carolina Recoring - Reporing W. 8x W. CURB MARKET 2400 South Elm BR 3-2886 Greensboro, North Corolinc Complete Line of Athletic Equipment and Sporting Goods It Pays To Play COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO .lEWELL'S BEAUTY SHOP Phone BR 5-7757 3I0l Fieldale Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of JONES BARBER SHOP 29ll Rcndlemon Road Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND BULLA'S BEAUTY SHOP 2339 Rcndlemcn Road BR 2-0282 MONROE'S BARBER SHOP 2408 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina HENNIS GROCERY Groometown Road Greensboro, North Carolina BR 4-25l6 GLENWOOD VARIETY SHOP T205 Grove Street Phones BR 4-5769 and 2-6342 Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of A FRIEND HOME DRUG STORE l204 Grove Street Phones BR 4-5769 - 2-6342 Greensboro, North Carolina THE JEWEL BOX Credit Jewelers I34 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Corolino Hands ! ! FABRIC DISCOUNT HOUSE 1375 Headquarters Drive Bessemer Section BR 4-2998 THE SUMMIT 412 Summit Ave..-Je Greensboro, North Carolina Beverages of All Kinds BRIGHTWOOD INN Located on Burlington Road Highway 70 Phone 9241 McMANUS USED CARS Body Works and Painting Oliver Rd. BR 5-0050 HARRIS 81 MADISON GULF SERVICE 2201 Asheboro Street Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 4971 Free Pick-Up and Delivery WILSON'S GARAGE Groceries and Gulf Service Welding and Repairing Compliments of SWIFT AND COMPANY POULTRY PLANT STEED BROTHERS BODY WORKS Phone BR 3-4759 2926 Freeman Mill Road Greensboro, North Carolina SHERWIN'S Feeds - Seeds and Fertilizers 603 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina COFFEY SAW 8- REPAIR SHOP Lawnmower Service Phone BR 2-0348 FRAZIER PIANO CO. , INC. Greensboro's Oldest Piano House BR 2-1462 125 S. Davie Street Below Kina Cotton Hotel GENERAL RADIO SERVICE Radio and Televison Sets Sold and Repaired 572 S. Elm Street WALTER'S GULF SERVICE Pick-up and Delivery Service Call BR 4-9288 PHIPPS HARDWARE CO. , INC. Phone BR 2-0179 215 N. Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina PICKETT'S VARIETY STORE 2807 Pinecroft Road Greensboro, North Carolina KIRKMANS FLOWER 8- GIFT SHOP FUNERAL DESIGNS Weddings - Funeral Designs Corsages Pleasant Garden 4OR 4-5724 HOME BENEFICIAL LIFE INSURANCE, INC. Greensboro District H.F. Adkins, Mgr. Phone BR 3-35IO Mrs. Ellene Smitherman SEDGEFIELD BEAUTY SALON 3620 Groometown Road-BR 3-37I9 S 81 W MOTOR LINES High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina SMYRE SERVICE STATION BR 3-6623-BR 4-I330-Goodrich Tires Corner N. Aycock and Friendly Road Greensboro, North Carolina Finest in Mobile Homes Phone BR 5-5090 37iI High Point Road Greensboro, North Carolina FLYNT STUDIOS Makers of Fine Portraits, Copies, Minatures Greensboro, North Carolina ROUTH SIGN SERVICE LOTUS RESTAURANT 2515 Randlemcn Road Chinese and American Food BR 2'0895 I05 South Green Street Specialize In Truck and Trailer Greensboro, North Carolina Lettering GROVE PARK MOTEL 2835 Randleman Road Greensboro, North Carolina 220 South BR 4-6979 Compliments of TYSER REALTY AND MORTGAGE CO Mortgage - Loans - Insurance 4I7 West Gaston Street Greensboro, North Carolina KAY JEWELERS The Teenagers Friend Students May Charge Purchases KAY JEWELERS HENRY F. GODFREY EUGENE AND GASTON SUNOCO SERVICE III N. Eugene Street Greensboro, North Carolina FASHION SHOP 22I South Elm Street For the Fashions you see in Favorite Maaazines Compliments of BUS STATION BARBER SHOP Phone BR 4-3633 3I2 W. Gaston Street Greensboro, North Carolina KINNEY'S SHOE STORE 230 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina DIXIE SALES CO. 327 Battleground Auto Parts and Service Small Engine Parts and Service Telephone BR 2-5773 GROVE STREET CAFE I333 Grove Street Home Cooked Food E.C. Stewart, Sr., Proprietor P.O. BEAUTY SHOP In Post Office Building Manager, Velma Jones Pleasant Garden. North Carolina WILSON'S TEXACO 8. GROCERY D.C. ROUTH 2402 McConnell Road Well-Drilling Service Greensboro, North Carolina BR 2-3060 BESSEMER LAUNDRETTE 3502 E. Market Street Any Kind of Laundry or Dry Cleaning Open 24-Hours a day. Complete Eye Glass Service CITY OPTICIANS Prescriptions Filled Latest Styles ELECTRONICS SERVICE CO. 3502 E. Market Street s Greensboro, North Carolina . Radio - Televison Sales and Service FLORIDA ST. BAKERY 8I5 Florida Street Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of MODERN METAL PRODUCTS CO. 2I03 Sullivan Street Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of PRICE LINOLEUM SHOP Compliments of A FRIEND FISHER-HARRISON PRINTING CO. , INC. I06-IO8 North Davie Street Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 2-III38 PENNISI MUTUAL INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance at a Savings 3907 E. Bessemer Avenue Phone BR 2-6I 67 It Pays to Look WeIl Visit us for Top Service FLORIDA STREET BARBER SHOP 829 Florida Street WAGONER TRACTOR CO. Burlington Road Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 5-5757 GREENSBORO SPORT ING GOODS Hunting, Fishing, and All Sporting Equipment 2I2 N. Elm St. Phone BR 3-I08I PIEDMONT OFFICE SUPPLIERS, INC. Office Equipment and Supplies Phone BR 4-1561 203 N. Greene Street HIGGlN'S CYCLE CO. Schwinn Dealer 910 Fairground Avenue All Types of Bicycle Repairs B. 8- S. SUPERMARKET 3619 Groometown Road Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 5-4358 THE HAMILTON WELL 8. PUMP CO. 1841 Spring Garden Street Greensboro, North Carolina Office Phone BR 2-6887 PLEASANT'S HARDWARE ' 519 S. Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina TOM O'CONNOR FLORIST 1332 South Elm Street BR 2-3543 Madaline and Bobby I LIVENGOOD'S MARKET Home of Country Ham 600 S. Elm Street Phone BR 3-2414 STRUCTURAL WOODS PRESERVING CO. Wolmanized Lumber P.O. Box 4031, South Elm St. Ext. Greensboro, North Carolina THOMAS 8. SON CIGAR CO. Phone BR 5-7501 South Elm Street Ext. Greensboro, North Carolina PARK 81 SHOP Hughes and Davie 201 N. Elm and 228 N. Elm St. 211 N. Greene and 111 S. Greene P. 81 H. FARM EQUIPMENT CO. INC. 2820 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina S. T. WYRICK 8. COMPANY Office Equipment and Supplies 117 N. Greene Street Greensboro, North Carolina R.W. McCOLLUM CO. , INC. BR 2-4401 and 4-6958 1202 South Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina GLENWOOD FLOWER SHOP Say it with Flowers 1208 Grove Street Greensboro, North Carolina WATKINS QUALITY PRODUCTS Vitamins, Extracts, Spices Cosmetics, Household Products 913 Fairground Avenue GLENWOOD CLEANERS BR 2-6373 1317 Grove Street J.A. King D.L. McDonald Compliments of MONTALD O98 Estimates Without Obligation Expert Installation Phone BR 5-9628 monne'l'-l- UQAFWZT QM? 822 Spring Garden St. Greensboro. N.C. Quality Carpets J. CRAIG STEED, AGENT NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INS. CO. Auto - Fire - Life - Hospital 234 South Green Street Greensboro. N.C. BR 4-4222 COOK OFFICE MACHINE COMPANY 720 West Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 5-6I69 FORMAL WEAR SHOP Formal Attire For All Occasions Rental and Sales 207 W. Sycamore - Phone Br 4-5882 Greensboro, North Carolina SUMMIT FURNITURE AND GIFT SHOP Summit Shopping Center Greensboro, North Carolina PLEASANT GARDEN DRUG STORE INC. Prescriptions Phone OR 4-56II Pleasant Garden V.R. Smith and W.H. Barton LEE O'CONNOR'S FLOWER SHOP 4II Summit Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina Pay Phone BR 2-5408 Night Phone BR 2-3202 B 84 G VARIETY STORE Specializing In Gifts and Toys Pleasant Garden,North Carolina INTERNATIONAL TRIM LINES 906 Summit Shopping Center Reducing - Weight Gaining Figure Control MU 5-4618 BR 4-9480 Compliments of A FRIEND VERN'S DANCE STUDIO THE BRIDAL SHOPPE, INC. Mrs. Eunice Whisonant BR 2-49OI 7I2 West Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina Compliments of SILER'S GROCERY STORE COMMERCIAL PRINTING 436 Walker Avenue BR 4-0522 Greensboro, North Carolina Stationary, Weddings, Cards CHARLlE'S PLACE 220 South Beverages Fgod 150 Frontispiece .... Presentation .... Introduction .... Dedicationl .... Administration ............ Faculty. . . ................ . Committeemen and P. T.A ......... ....... Representative Freshman Activity ..... ..... 9 Representative Sophomore Activity. . . . . . Representative junior Activity ...... Representative Senior Activity .... Senior Division Page ........... . Senior Photographs. . . . . . Student Council .... Senior Class Page .... Junior Division Page ..... junior Photographs ......... Sophomore Division Page .... Sophomore Photographs .... Snapshots ............... Freshman Division Page .... Freshman Photographs .... High School Assembly .... Features Division Page. . . Senior Class Honors .... Marshals. .. ...... . Miss Drumbeat .... May Day ....... Fall Festival ....... Homecoming ................ Senior Superlatives ............. Chronicle Of The Year-'s Events .... .... 60 Jmiior-Senior Banquet .......... Curriculum Division Page ..... English Department ............ Foreign Language Department ..... Mathematics Department ...... Science Department ....... Commercial Department .... Social Studies ................. Home Economics Department .... Agriculture Department ....... Library.......-....... ....-.68 Physical Education ...... .... 6 8 Activities Division Page ........ .... 6 9 Beta Club ........................ ..... 7 O Future Teachers of America Club. . . . . . . 71 Library Club ........................ .... 7 2 French Club ............................ ..... 7 3 Future Business Leaders of.America Club .... .... 7 4 Soma Club ........................... ..... 7 5 Future Farmers of America Club ......... .... 7 6 Future Homemakers of America Club ..... .... 7 7 Monogram Club .............. . .78 Youth For Christ Club .... . .79 4-H Club ............. . 80 Publications ............ 8 1-82 Athletics Division Page .... . 83 Football ............... 84-91 Cheerleaders ....... 92-93 Girls' Basketball .... 94-95 Boys' Basketball .... 96-97 Baseball ........... 98-99 Athletic Awards .... 100 Basketball Queen ..... 101 Snapshots ................ 102 junior High Division Page .... . . . 103 Dedication ................ . . . 104 Junior High Drumbeat Staff .... . . . 105 junior High Faculty ......... 106 Eighth Grade Division Page .... .. . . 107 Eighth Grade Officers ....... . . .. . . 108 Eighth Grade Photographs ..... ..... - 1 12 Seventh Grade Division Page .... . . 113 Seventh Grade Officers ................... . .. 114 Seventh Grade Photographs .................. - 118 Junior High Football Team and Library Club. . . 119 Junior High Superlatives .............. - 121 Junior High Snapshots .................... . 122 Advertising Division Page .... . . . 123 Advertisements ........... - 150 Index ........... .15 1 Autographs. . . 152- 156 1 . ., ,f A rf' ' , 5? 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