Williams High School - Doe Wah Jack Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1955 volume:

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TOTAL ........,..... 31.80 If lost, ticket cannot be replaced without additional payment. 123456789 Jfnretnnrh . . . Night and day, winter and summer, each of us plays a part in Life's eternal drama. In the pages of this book we, the 1955 Don:-WAH-JACK staff, seek to unfold the record of one year of this drama at Williams High School--a year of Work and play to be kept forpall time in the memory of Williams' High students .... Here is your student ticket. We sincerely hope you will enjoy this, your 1954-'55 year of drama. 4 5fryw1 mx:Q1A-fwwwiwxm hw .W - - MADAME,, HUNTER She has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved muchg who has gained the respect of intelligent men and the love of little childreng who has always looked for the best in othersg given the best she hadg and Who has ace complished her task. To one Whose life is an inspiration-We lovingly dedicate this, our 1955 Don:-WAH-JACK, to Mrs. J. Allen Hunter. 6 Eau iBrnhuneh ants irenteh by . . . XX The many administration problems of our large and complex high school are ably directed by our principal, Mr. Linnemann. With his ability to foresee and control them, we have completed a perfect year of drama. Our year of drama is produced by the Board of Education, who through tireless efforts keep our school running smoothly. This board is composed of: T. H. Traynham, Mrs. A. T. Glenn, J. D. Strader, Dr. H. V. Murray. W. L. Shoffner, Walter M. Williams, Dr. L. E. Spikes. 1Not pictured is C. M. Euliss.l onaaasrofa RX' .TE 'I' ' rf fv- I . ei-iGo iiii so Our Administration Staff, also a producer, helps us to maintain an ideal school through eiiicient manage- ment. These guiding members are: Front row, left to right: Mrs. Prue Edwards, Visiting Teacher: Mrs. Lee Barham, Supervisor of Cafeteriasg Dr. L. E. Spikes, Supt. of Schools: Mrs. Frances Dawson, Vocational Supervisor. 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P 1 0,4 qfk-C-'j' , Q f, ri, ws, Q B EL IVII7' I 4 4, ' ff , V Lf - - VW Ee We I - ,Y,, f--'vi I r UUIZ5 FRED ALBRIGHT A.B., Elon: M.A., U.N.C Diversified Occupations RENA M. BATEMAN A.B., M.A., E.C.C. Business Education JOE BLANKS, JR. A.B., Elon: M.A., U.N.C. History EUGENE BONDURANT A.B., Duke Mathematics BEN BOWLES E.C.C. Driver Education Instructor ELISABETH ANN BOWLES . A.B., W.C.U.N.C. English: Adviser, Senior Tri-Hi-Y MRS. CLIFTON BRADFORD A.B., Columbia: M.A., U.N.C. Social Science EDITH BRANNOCK A.B., Elon Home Economics JULIAN C. BURROUGI-IS, JR. B.A., Wake Forest History, Dramatics, Speechg Adviser Dramatic Club MRS. LUTHER BYRD A.B., U.N.C. French, Englishg Adviser Jr. Class RICHARD M. CASEY A.B., Elon Distributive Education JAMES M. COLE t B. ., M.Ed., Conservatory, U iversity of Cincinnati i . Band Q3 TTIE J. DoUc-HERTY , B.S., E.C.C. Assistant Librarian English. MRS. TOM DULA A.B., E.C.C.: M.Ed., Duke E NW s. MURRAY DowNs K A.B.,lw.c.U.N.c.-Q M.A., Duke: Ss nglishg Adviser Scribbler's Club, THELMA C. EDWARDS A.B., Guilford: M.A., Duke ish, Adviser, Junior Tri-Hi-Y MRS. JACK FAUCETTE A.B., U.N.C., M.A., U.N.C. English MRS. JAMES A. GEROW A.B., Meredith: M.A., U.N.C. Latin, English, Adviser Keyettes LUCY GLENN GILL A.B., Meredithg M.A., Wake Forest Latin MRS. J. L. GREEN B.S., Wake Forest Mathematics, Scienceg Adviser Civinettes HELEN HARKEY A.B., E.C.C. English, Adviser Debating Club, Debating Team MARY DEAN HEDRICK B.S.S.A., W.C.U.N.C. Business Education STAN HUFFMAN A.B., Marshall Physical Ed.g Head Football Coach MRS. J. ALLEN HUNTER ' . N. F. L. A.B., Bethany: M.A., Duke: Certificat University Grenoble French., Adviser Senior Class, Dol:-WAH-JACK, Le Cercle Francais riti 5 RENA MAUDE ISELEY A.B., Elon: M.A., A.S.T.C. Biologyg Adviser F.T.A., Barker MILDRED KICHLINE A.B.. Meredith Bibleg Adviser Bible Club MRS. VANCE LATTA A.B., W.C.U.N.C., M.A., Cornell Univ. History FRANK E. LITAKER A.B., U.N.C.: M.A.. U.N.C. English, Journalism FRED J. MILLER A.B., M.A., Duke History Head Baseball Coachg Ass't. Football, Basketball Coach MILDRED MURRELL A.B., Dukeg M.A., U.N.C. English, Adviser National Honor Society, Girls' Adviser SARAH LEE PATRAM A.B., Bridgewater Collegeg B.S., Hospital School of Nursing: B.S. Nursing Ed., U. of Va. Practical Nursing FLANGIE PIVER B.S., Peabody I Biologyg Adviser Young Life Christia Club MRS. W. A. POOVEY A.B., Lenoir-Rhyne Mathematics w. A. PoovEY if rl A.B., Lenoir-Rhyneg M.Ed.4 . . Mathematics: Adviser Mono 'rn lub MRS. HELEN POP A.B., E.C.C. Home Economics MRS. HENRY RAMSEUR A.B., Meredith College General Science MARY LESLIE ROBERTSON B.S.S.A., W.C.U.N.C. Business Education MRS. BRINSON ROUSE A.B., Elon Home Economics DAVID K. SCARBOROUGH A.B., Duke General Mathematics, Jr. High Football, Varsity Basketball Coach JAMES C. SCRUGGS Gardner-Webb Junior Collegeg B.S., W.C.C.. M.A., A.S.T.C. Social Studies DEARL R. SEELINGER A.B., M.A., Marshall Social Scienceg Adviser Senior Hi-Y, Boys' Adviser, Student Council Football Line Coach MRS. JOSEPH R. STILL A.B., College of Puget Sound Glee Club, Orchestra JOSEPH R. STILL A.B., Emory and Henry: M.A., Peabody Band, Glee Club ' RUTH STONE A.B., W.C.U.N.C., M.S.L., U.N.C. Librarian: Adviser Library Club MARY TAYLOR A.B.. W.C.U.N.C. Mathematics: Adviser Soghomore Class HARRY H. TH MAS B.S., College of the Ozarks: M.A.. E.C.C. Science, Adviser Science Club, Jr. Exchange MARIE TYSON A.B., W.C.U.N.C. Englishg Adviser Sophomore Tri-Hi-Y, Freshman Class . CLAUDE WALKER n A.B., E0 Mathematicsg Adviser Key Club, Jr. Class rf' ap ni amps M1 .M 1. Sleeping Beauty! 2. Comfy, I Hope. 3. Glamor Boys! 4. How's your temperature? Life. 7. Troubles. Girls? 8. Cards. For dinner! 9. Lover Boys. 10. Outside the Prison 12 I - L -' H- L K if Q -NQYNX Q -rw. I ,L 5. Cheers! 6. Easy Doors. I h , Hanford Hockaday Robertson Miles P1jeSide'nt.. .'...,,........ ,,......, J ERRY RoBER'rsoN Secretary .....,, ,.,....,. M YRNA HOCKADAY V109-Premdent ....... , ,..,,,., BARBARA MILES Treasurer ,,.,,,, ,,,,,,,,.,,, L ON HANFORD Rea and White Not For Self, But For All. Red Rose Congratulations to Johnny Toumaras, who, with a 96 average is the valedictorian of the class of '55, and to Nancy Apple, who with a 95.7 average is the salutatorian. EDWIN ABERCROMBIE Zombie He is happy who knoweth not himself to be otherwise. Cercle Francais. FRED AGNER Smiley Not too serious, not too gay, but a rare good fellow when it comes to play. D. E. Club 4. MARVIN TOMMY ALLEN Tommy Take it easy, have your fung let the old world flicker on. Booster's Club 3, 43 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Tennis 3, 4. WILLIAM FRANKLIN ANDREWS Frank His joys are as deep as the ocean. D. E. 3, 4. NANCY Lou APPLE Nancy And still they looked, and still their wonder grew-how one blonde head could carry all she knew. National Honor Society 3, 43 Proofreader Barker 43 Dev. Chr. Homeroom 33 Booster's Club 4: Superlative3 Salutatorian3 Quill and Scroll 4. 14 last DONALD LEWIS ADAMS Donnie 'Tis virtue and not birth, that makes us noble3 great actions speak great minds and such should govern. Marshal 33 Pres. Homeroom 33 Student Gov't. 33 V.-Pres. Home- room 43 Booster's Club 43 V.- Pres. Junior Class3 C.S.P.A. 33 Ass't. Adv. Mgr. Dos:-WA:-I-JACK 43 V.-Pres. Hi-Y 43 Bible Club 43 Golf 33 Jr. Civitan Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, Pres. 43 Del. Interstate Hi-Y Conf. 43 Quill and Scroll 4: Superlativeg Cercle Franeais3 Giftorian. JANxcE MARLENE ALEORD ..Jan,, A face with gladness over- spread, soft smiles by human kindness bred. Bible Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 4: Debating Club 43 Glee Club 33 F.T.A. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Cercle Francais. REBECCA CAROL ALLRED Carol Of all her parts, her eyes ex- press the sweetest kind of bashfulnessf' Glee Club 33 Booster's Club 43 Cercle Francais. DOROTHY RAY APPLE Dottie The voice so sweet, the word so fair, as some soft chime had stroked the air. Bible Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Tri-I-Ii-Y 33 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Debating Club 3, 43 Glee Club 33 F.T.A. 3, Songleader 43 gaqfonlal Honor Society 3, 43 Tri- l- . HENRY Fousr A'rwA'rER ..Hem.y.. Better to he small and shine, than to be large and cast a shadow. V.-Pres. I-Iomeroom 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Jr. Exchange Club 4. jHlIiIe JANE IRIS BAILEY Janie Bug Her air, her manner, and neat attireg Jane's a girl whom we all admire. National Honor Society 3, 43 Ass't. Art Ed. DOE-WAH-JACK 4, Jr. Ass't. 33 Red Cross Rep. 33 Dev. Chr. Bible Club 43 F.T.A. 3, Treas. 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Young Life Christian Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Homecoming Sponsor 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Cercle Francais. ODELL WAY E BEARD Weard Good humor teaches fun to ' last, makes new friends and keeps those of the past. School Bus Driver 3. 43 Glee Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 43 Cercle Francais. 3 LYNWOOD BLACKWELL Lynwood When hearts are true, few words will do. JOAN MARIE BLYTHE Joanie The hand that hath made you fair hath made you good. Glee Club 33 Boost-er's Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 33 Debating Club 3. 43 F.T.A. 3, Historian 43 Scribb1er's Club 43 Bible Club 43 Barker Reporter 3, Adv. Mgr. 43 Home- corning Sponsor 43 Cercle Fran- gals. JOYCE ANN BOLDEN Joyce Be always as merry as ever .you can, for no one delights in a sorrowful man. Glee Club 33 Booster's Club 33 D. E. Club 4. JoHN DENVER BALL John An honest ma-n's the noblest work of God. Hi-Y 43 Booster's Club 43 Owl Club 33 Jr. Exchange Club 3, Dev. Chr. 4. PHILLIP GLEN BERRY Little Hoot As crazy as Dopey, as cute as Doc, as mean as Grumpy, but a good old sock. Band 3. 43 Jr. Civitan 43 Debat- ing Club 4: Booster's Club 43 Glee Club 33 Cercle Francais. SHERWIN BLACKWELL Blackie A man diligent in business shall stand before kings. Booster's Club 3, 43 Sec. Home- room 3. JERRY DAVID Bocas ..B0ggS., Take everyone's advice and do as you please. Booster's Club 3, 43 Cercle Francais. REBECCA KAY BooNE Little Boone Pretty, sweet, gay, and kindg a treasure rare and hard to find. Keyettes 3, 43 Treas. Junior Class 33 Homeroom Treas. 3, V.-Pres. 43 Barker Reporter 3, Society Ed. 4' Booster's Club 43 c.s.P.A. 33 dlee Club 33 Quill and Scroll 4. 15 SANDRA JEAN BooNE Boonie Swift to hear, slow to speak, slow to wrath. Glee Club 35 Bible Club 3, 43 Sec. Homeroom 43 Booster's Club 3, 4: F.T.A. 4: Debating Club 33 Cercle Francais. EUNICE JANET BOWLING Eunice She's quiet and honest all the while, she's always hidden behind a smile. Booster's Club 3, 4. BETTY JEAN BRAnsx-:ER Betty Where thoughts serenely sweet expressg how pure, haw dear their dwelling place. D. E. Club 3, 43 V.-Pres. Home- room 4. SUE MARIE BRITT ..Sue,. A little nonsense now and then is 'relished by the best of men. Library Club 3, 43 Softball 33 F.T.A. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Bible Club 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Debating Club 4. J oAN MARION Bnocx Joanie Happy who in her verse can gently steer, from grave to light, from pleasant to se- veref' National Honor Society 3, 4: Scribb1er's Club 43 Debating Club 3, V.-Pres. 43 Sec. Home- room 31 Bible Club 33 Dramatic Club 4, Governing Board 35 Booster's Club 3, 45 Barker Copyreader 4, Reporter 35 C.S.P.A. 3: Quill and Scroll 43 Cercle Frangaisg Superlativeg Class Prophet. 16 last ROBERT ARNOLD BoswE1.x. Bobby Th-e world would be 'mine if I gzist had time to take care of 1. . ' Monogram Club 3, 4: Jr. Ex- change Club 3, 4g Glee Club 41 Owl Club 35 Football 3, 41 Base- ball 4g Sec. Homeroom 33 Hi-Y 45 Superlative. WALTER EUGENE BRADLEY Walter Happy as gl-lark, sublime in his artg smiling from the start, he wins every heart. Key Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 4: H1-YQ Treas. Homeroom 35 Cercle Frangaisg Superlative. Bonny W. Bmsrow NDOC., It is a friendly heart that has plenty of friends. Baseball 33 D. 0. 4. MARJORIE ELIZABETH BROADWAY Margie Her charming ways, her friend- ly smile, make her friendship well worth while. Glee Club 3, 41 Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 4. ELIZABETH LESTER BUCHANAN Betsy In radiant smiles and knowl- edge rareg none surpass and few compare. Glee Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 3. tha Room! KENT BYRD nhegs.. He's a very efficient boy, and he is such a size, that when his feet are on the ground, his hands could touch the skies. Monogram Club 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Baseball 4: Glee Club 4. BETTY Lou CAMPBELL Lulu She's true to her word, her work, and her friends. Bible Club 3, 4: Homeroom Treas. 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Debating Club 4: F.T.A. 4: Booster's Club 3, 4: Barker Reporter 3: Young Life Christian Club 4. ROGER CONWAY CHEEK Roger Happy am I, from care 1'm free! Why aren't they all contented like me? Civitan 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4: Boost- er's Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Bible Club 4: Dev. Chr. Homeroom 3: Red Cross Rep. 4: Owl Club 3: Cercle Frangais. Bonn' CLEMMER Bobby With his brown eyes and little smiles, success will carry him miles and miles. Band 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 4. YANK DAvxD COBLE Yank A better boy you will never see: the boy that is better will never be. Monogram Club 3, Director 4: Civitan Club 3, 4: Scribbler's Club 3: Pres. Homeroom 4: Stu- dent Gov't. 4: Football 3,- 4: Tennis 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Owl Club 3: Hi-Y 4: Booster's Club 3, 4. CLAYTON Louis CAMMACK, Jn. Mike Year after year he does repeat the preceding year's athletic feat. ' Homeroom Pres. 3: Student Gov't. 3: Monogram Club 3, V.-Pres. 4: Key Club 3, Sr. Di- rector 4: Football 3, Co-captain 4: Basketball 3, 4: Track 3, 4: Barker Jr. Ass't. 3, Bus. Mgr. 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Mar- shal 3: Booster's Club 3, 4: Owl Club 3: Superlative: Cercle Francais. WILLIAM LESTER CAMPBELL Luscious He is firm, strong, bold, and steady: when there's work to do he's always ready. Monogram Club 3, 4: Glee Club 2: Football 3, 4: Baseball 4: Hi-Y WALTER DAvxn CHEEK Cheek What greater capital can one possess, than good natured happiness. Bus Driver 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 4: V.-Pres. Homeroom 3: Cercle Frangais. CAROL MARIE COBLE 'fCarol Sweet and shy and always willing to help others. Bilge Club 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, . KERMIT L. COSTNER Kermit Roll on ole world, and Pll roll with you. I D. 0. 3, 4: Booster's Club 3. 4: Glee Club 3: Owl Club 3: I-Ii-Y 4. 17 CONSTANCE DELAINE CovENEY Connie Her ways are of pleasantness and all her paths are peace. Booster's Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 43 Debating Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 43 Cercle Francais. FRANCES KATHRYN CRANI-'ono Kitten Her ready wit, her cheerful smile, make her welcome all the while. Bible Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Sec. Homeroom 33 F.T.A. 43 Cercle Fran9ais3 De- bating Club 43 Homecoming Sponsor 43 Key Club Sponsor. CHARLES RAY DAVIS Tootsie His abundance of good humor is ever welcome. Football 33 D. O. Club 3, 43 V.-Pres. Homeroom 33 Jr. Civi- gan4V.-Pres. 33 Monogram Club GERALD DAVID DonsoN Jerry He possesses a peculiar talent of producing effort in whateve1 he says or does. D. E. Club 43 Glee Club 33 g3ooster's Club 3, 43 Science Club BARBARA ELAINE DURHAM Lane Elaine is cheerful, she is sweety she's the kind you like to meet. Glee Club 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Young Life Christian Club 4, Treas. 33 Scribbler's Club 43 A,ss't. Typist DOE-WAH-JACK 4. 18 last BILLY Cox ..Bud,. I shall laugh myself to death. Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 43 Debating Club 43 Cercle Francais. NINA JEAN CRUMPTON ..Jean., A good character is long to be remembered. Bonny DmFonp Bobby Attempt the end, and never stand to doubtg nothing's so hard but search will find it out. V.-Pres. Scribb1er's Club 33 Red Cross Rep. 33 Cercle Francais. STELLA GRAY DUNCAN Gracie She comes with gusts of laugh- terg the music as of rillsg with tenderness and sweet- ness, the wisdom of the hills. Editor-in-Chief DOE-WAH-JACK 43 Jr. Ass't. 33 Keyettes 3, 43 Sec. Homeroom 33 Homecoming Sponsor 3, Attendant 43 C.S.P.A. 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Student Council 43 Booster's Club 4, Rep. 33 Student Gov't. 43 Sec. Junior Class 33 Cercle Francais3 Marshal 33 Inter-Club Council 43 Superlative3 Don- WAH-JACK Attendant 43 Quill and Scroll 4. VICTOR Lm: DURHAM uvicn Alert, accomplished, a faithful friendg he lends all means to one good end. Band 33 Glee Club 33 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Jr. Play: Jr. Exchange Club 3, V.-Pres. 43 Cercle Fran- gias3 Booster's Club 3, 43 Super- lative3 Testator. Billie MARY PATRICIA EAKIN ..Mary.. Pretty and gracious and loving too, always doing things for you. Booster's Club 3. 43 Bible Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 V.- Pres. Homeroom 33 Dev. Chr. Homeroom 43 Cercle Francais. BEN ELLIS ..Ben.. One thing better than success is to be worthy of success. Band 3, 4. CAROLE KATHRYN Fsmu-:LL ..Kat.. Always studious, always kind, another like her is hard to find. Scribbler's Club 4, Sec. 33 Boost- er's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. JAMES FoaLEMAN .T-ogey.. Ready for anything, be it work or play-an all round good , fellow in every way. Civitan Club 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Golf 3, 43 Sr. Hi-Y 43 Cercle Francais. DINAH GAUGER GATTIS Gauger She thinks without confusion clearly, loves her many friends sincerelyg Dinah's one to remember dearly. Pres. Homeroom 33 Scribbler's Club 3, Pres. 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Barker Feature Ed. 4, Jr. Ass't. 33 Keyettes, Board of Directors 3, 43 Booster's Club 3. 43 D.A.R. Rep. 43 Superlative: Class Historian3 Marshal 3, GAIL LEE ELLIOT Gail First in sports, first in the game, Gail's 'made for him- self a remembered name. Football 3,. Co-cagtain 43 Track 3,. 43 Jr. .Crvitan lub 43 Young Life Chrlstlan Club 43 Boosters Club 3. 43 Hi-Y 43 Superlative. NANCY KAY EPHLAND Nancy Graceful manner, ardent charm, make her a welcome lady. Civinettes 3, V.-Pres. 43 F.T.A. 3. Pres. 43 Homeroom Pres. 43 Stu- dent Gov't. 43 Barker Ass't. 3, Managing Ed. 43 C.S.P.A. 3: Homecoming Sponsor 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 4: Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 43 Quill and Scroll 4. Bosnia GAIL FOGLEMAN ..Boby,, With gentle yet prevailing force, intent upon her des- tined course. , Bible Club 33 Tennis 3, 4g Booster's Club 3, 4. CARL LEE: FULLER Cuddles Early to bed, early to rise, would spoil the fun of a lot of guys. Jr. Civitan Club 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Football 3. 43 Cercle Francais. Mxumsb YVONNE GAYDON Mildred 1'll- try to prepare myself each day, to conquer the problems that come my way. D. E. cum 4. 19 BE-:sv Rui-H GQLDMAN Beegie Happy, thoughtful, kind and true, there is no favor she wouldn't do. Marshal 33 National Honor So- ciety 3, 4, Keyettes 3, 43 Cheer- leader 43 Ass't. Photmbgraphy Ed. Dos-WAX-JACK 43 .S.P.A. 3: Dramatic Club Sec. 43 Booster's Club 3. 43 Homeroom Rep. 43 Red Cross Rep. 4: Homecoming Sponsor 3: Glee Club 3: Cercle Francais, National Honor Society Sponsor: Quill and Scroll 4. NORMA GREEN Jean Slow and steady, but ever helpful in the game of life. Young Life Christian Club 4: Booster's Club 3, 4. SUZANNE DARBY GRIFFIN Suzie 'FA merry heart goes all the way. Booster's Club 3, 4. GLENNA ANN GUYER Pidge If she ever had an evil thought, she spoke no evil word. Glee Club 3: Booster's Club 3. 4: Homeroom Sec. 43 Bible Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. JAMES Ennis HAcooD Dickie A grand sport, Dickie he is called, yep! brown hair and a friend to all. Football 3, 4, Baseball 3, 43 Boosters Club 3, 4g Monogram Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3: Young Life Christian Club 33 Bible Club 45 Track 3: Superlative: Cercle Francais. 20 last PA1'nxc1A ANN GR.-xvns upatn Neatness, simplicity, kindness combined, with a gentle heart and an open mind. Dramatic Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 33 Bible Club 33 Booster's Club 3, 4. J oss:-H RONALD Gxurrm ...Toes While from care and cash 1'm equally free, I laugh at the world, and the world laughs at me. Glee Club 35 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 School Clown 4. Wu.LxAM LARRY Gmn-'xN Grif A grand boy of personality rare, a better musician could not be found anywhere. Transfer 33 Glee Club 31 Super- lativeg Cercle Francais. MARY ToN1'rA GUYTON Tita I find the earth not gray, but rosy. F.T.A. 3, 45 Booster's Club 3, 4: Glee Club 33 Dramatic Club 43 Trl-Hi-Y 43 Bible Club 3, 4. JAMES FRANKLIN HALACI-mfr ..Jim,. A handful of common sense is worth a booklet of learning. Band 3, 43 Booster's Club 3. 43 Bible Club 4. AH?IiIe RICHARD ARNOLD HALL Richard Success is for a man to work for: if he doesn't find a way, he'll make one. Booster's Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Bas- ketball Mgr. 4: Monogram Club 4. MARVIN LON I-IANI-'oRD ..L0n,. Brown eyes, dark. hair, make a girl stop and stare. Jr. Exchange Club 3. 42 Owl Club 3: Hi-Y Sec. 4: Pres. Home- room 4: Treas. Senior Class 4: Student Gov't. 4: Booster's Club 3, 4: Baseball 4: Bible Club 4: Superlative. SYLVIA LEE HARRELL Sylvia She smiled and smiled: there was no hint of sadness in her face. Young Life Christian Club 3. 4. NANCY CARQLYN HARRIS Nancy There was a soft: and gentle grace, a cast of thought upon her face. Trl-Hi-Y 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 4: Bible Club 3, 4: Glee Club 4: Attendant Sweetheart. Ball 3. PATRICIA ANN HART Trick Laugh and be merry: remem- ber better the world with a song. Booster's Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 3, 4: Bible Club 4. ERNEST WILLIAM HANDY George A friend is never known, until a man hath need. sr I-Iomvnss HARDEN Bear A truer, nobler, trustier, heart: more loving or more loyal, never beat within a human breast. Key Club 3, Pres. 4: Interna- tional Trustee 4: Monolgram Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: rack 3, 4: Inter-Club Council 3: Na- tional Honor Society 3, 4: Boost- er's Club 3, 4: V.-Pres. Home- room 3: Owl Club 3: Marshal 3: Bus. Mgr. Doa-WAI-1-JACK 4: C.S.P.A. 3: Barker Reporter 3: Quill and Scroll 4. , JV P . ,fi-Q Q4 .qf ag xgr, -Ag r, v ' ev 8 . gy, A lf. CI-IARLr:s HARRIS . Charlie .- f Afoot and light-hearted, I take to the open road: healthy, free, the world before me. Baseball 3, 4: Basketball 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 4: Glee Club 3. 4: Monogram Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 4. CLAUDE STEVEN HARRISON Country Far may we search before we find-a heart so man y or so kind. D. O. Club Pres. 3, 4: Home- room Pres. 4. ANNIE MARII-: HARVELL Marie She's always helping her fel- low man, by doing every- thing the best that she can. Tri-Hi-Y Sgt.-at-Arms 3: Attend- ant Sweetheart Ball 3: Library Ass't. 3: Library Club 3: F.'1'.A. 3, 4: Librarian 4: Homeroom Dev. Chr. 41 Booster's Club 3, 4: Bible Club 4: Cercle Francais. 21 WILLARD ALANDA HAWKINS Landie Tall, stately, and demureg noble, steadfast, and so pure. Glee Club 3, 45 Booster-'s Club 45 Homecoming Sponsor 4. B1LLY DEAN HESTER ..Egg.. A man who never whines or talks of fate or luck, but ever works and fights, and smiles and wins through pluck. V.Pres. Student Body 45 Student Gov't. 45 Student Council 45 Bible Club 4. Sec. 35 Jr. Civitan 3. 45 Mgr. Student Store 45 Ass't. Bus. Mgr. DoE-WA1-1-JAcx 45 Inter- Club Council 45 Glee Club 35 C.S.P.A. 35 Debating Team 35 Superlativeg Quill and Scroll 4. DoNALn LEE HINSHAW A Don True 'Lvorth is in being-not seeming. D. O. Club 3. 4. Joi-IN Honau-1 John Silence accomplishes much that noise cannot. Cercle Francais. FLOYD EUGENE I-IORNE nsam.. Personality is to a 'man what perfume is to a flower. Homeroom V.-Pres. 35 D. O. Club Pres. 4. 22 Barbara is care-free5 she i last BARBARA JOAN HAYES Bobbie S gay' she is cute in every way!! National Honor Society 3. 45 Booster's Club 3, 45 Treas. Homeroom 45 Cercle Francais. Donormr HEYWORTH Dottie She is alike to all, and by all. liked Band 3, 45 Booster's Club 35 Young Life Christian Club 4. MYRNA LoY HocKAnAY ..Mert., can take her place gf leaves a memory tha cannot erase. Homeroom Pres. 35 Glee C Great it is to say that none 5 o t r she tzme lub 35 Cheerleader 3, Head 45 Student Gov't. 3, 45 Civinettes 3. 4: Booster's Club 3, 45 Tennis 3, 45 Softball 3, 45 Student Council 45 Sec. Senior Class: Homeroom Sec. 45 Debating Club 45 Trl- Hi-Y 45 Homecoming Committee 45 Inter-Club Council 45 Super- lativeg Civitan Club Spon PEGGY J oYcE Hou' apeggy.. SOP. A charming girl with intelli- gence rare, like midnight is her coal-black hair. Band 3, 45 National Honor So- ciety 3, 45 Civinettes 3.4. Booster's Club 3, 45 Sec. Home- room 35 V-Pres. Homeroom 45 Commencement Speaker. LARRY DAVID HOHNER Homer Jokes and pranks you ever play, but never throw your time away. Bible Club 45 Dramatic Club 45 Booster's Club 4. 1H+liIe LILLIE BELLE HOWELL Lillie The world's no better if we worry, life's no better if we hurry. LonE'r'rA CDLEEN Huccms neo.. The thing that goes the far- thest, that costs the least, and does the most is just a pleasant smile. Transfer 3: Glee Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 43 Young Life Christian Club 3, 4. MARY SUE HUGHES Susie Whenever into thine eyes I see, all Pain and sorrow fly from me. ' Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 45 Glee Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y Queen 33 F.T.A. 3, 4g Cercle Francais. EDDIE HYDE!! ..Ed,. Cheerful as can be, a sweet boy is he. Treas. D. 0. Club 43 Booster's Club 35 Owl Club 3. Jos1E WARREN JENKINS MJD.. A friendly, playful active girlg makes good at all the tries. Booster's Club 3, 43 Glee Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 43 Bible Club 4. JUNE WILLIAMS HUDSON June You've a little way about you that is very, 'very dearg a pleasant way that always makes folks glad to have you near. Scribbler's Club 43 D. E, Club, Treas.. Reporter 4g Booster's Club 3, 4. EDWARD ALLEN HUGHES ..Hugs.. Loyal-hearted, strong of mind, a nobler fellow youfll never find. Monogram Club 3. Sr. Di- rector 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Jr. Civitan 3, 4: Hi-Y Pres. 4: Bible Club 43 Pres. Homeroom 3, 43 Student Gov't. 3, 43 Base- ball 3, 4: Cercle Frangais: Super- lative. JEANETTE HYDE Jeanette Never frivolous, never slow, just the kind of girl you'd like to know. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 4. HOMER ALFRED IDOL Homer Ever loyal, ever true, to what- ever task he finds to, do. Young Life Christian Club 3, 4g Cercle Frangais. ORMAH J EANNE JENKINS Jeanne Though girls may go and girls may come, you'll never find a truer churn. Transfer: Dev. Chr. Homeroom 3, Glee Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 45 Cercle Francais. 23 PATRICIA ANN JENKINS ..Pat.. If eyes were made for seeing, then beauty has its only ex- cuse for being. Librar Club 3' Boosters Club Y , 2, 43 Debating Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y LAmw ALLEN JONES Johnny His heart is open as the day: his feelings all are true. D. O. Club 3, V.-Pres. 4. GAIL JORDAN ..Max.. To have a friend, you must be one. Glee Club 3, 43 Bible Club 33 Booster's Club 43 Red Cross Rep. 3. Rom-:R'r Fnmmxcx K1-:IM Big Keim We doubt not that for one so true, there must be noble work to do. Band 3, 43 Consumer's Music 33 Hi-Y 43 Basketball 33 Baseball 43 Booster's Club 3, 4, BARBARA GAIL KING ..Pot,, She's with a heart of purest gold, will always do what she 'is told. D. E. 3, 43 Bible Club 43 Library Club 43 Boostex-'s Club 3. 24 last 3 Wx-:su:.Y Amman JOHNSON' Wee Wah Though among a thousand you should try, his place you never could supply. Booster's Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Con- sumer's Music 3. WAYNE ALTON JONES MAI.. Always honest, kind, and trueg a better friend have none of you. Band 3, 43 Jr. Exchange' 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Homeroom Treas. 43 Red Cross Rep. 33 Hi-Y 43 Cercle Francais. FLORENCE JANICE Jovcn: Polly With her smiles at W.H.S., she has surely 'won success. D. E. Club 4. MARY ANN K1-:Yslm Mary Ann Cute, sweet, she comes your way to brighten even your darkest day. Glee Club 3, 43 Homecoming Sponsor 3, 43 Booster's Club 4. MERLIN THOMAS KING King Success-it is won by patient endeavor. D. 0. Club 3, 4. 1IllIiIe MARCIA F.-we KINNEY Marcia A cheerful heart, u cheerful smile, a chain of friendship all the while. Del. N.C.A.S. 33 V.-Pres. Library Club 3, Pres. 43 Homecoming Sponsor 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 4. MILDRED JUNE Knorr: usis.. A merry girl with a happy smile, admired and liked by a .' D. 0. 4. Jo ANN LASHLEY ...Ion Her cheery smiles, her sunny ways, replace the cares of old school days. Glee Club 33 Boostei-'s Club 43 Library Club 43 Bible Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. NANCY ANITA LEMMONS Nancy The keystone upon which is built all loving and all liking -dependability. Sec. Homeroom 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Library Club 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 43 Typist Barker 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Cercle Francais Sec.3 Commencement Speaker. Donor!-IY CLARK LINDLEY MDM.. Always smiling, always neat, always pretty, always sweet. Debating Club 3, 43 F.T.A 43 Booster's Club 3, 4. J Emw Kmxmvrmcx ..Toby.. If he will, he will, and you can depend on it: and if he won't, h? wcm't, and there's the end o it. D. O. 3, 43 Glee Club 3. JANICE RUTH LANGLEY Jane She does'n't say much, but we're glad she's one of us. Young Life Christian Club 3, 43 D. 0. 4. J Acon DONNELL LASSITER Lass As welcome as sunshine .in every placeg is the beaming approach of the good natured ace. Key Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Bible Club 43 Booster's Club 3, 4: Student Store Reg. 43 Baseball 43 Monogram Clu 3, 4. T1-ioivms F. LILLY ..Tom.. In peace there's nothing so becomes a man as modesty, stillness and humility. National Honor Society 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Booster's Club 4. ELIZABETH ANN LINNENS ..Ann.. Whose high endeavors are an inward light, that makes the gath before her always right. National Honor Society 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Glee Club 33 Sec. Homeroom 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. 25 CHARLES MANUEL LINVILLE Popeye I never think of the future- it comes soon enough. ?.4E. Club 3, 45 Booster's Club GERALD ALEXANDER LONG Jerry Happiness and virtue rest upon each otherg the best are not only the happiest, but the happiest are usually best. Honorary Capt. Football 45 Foot- ball 35 Civitan Club 3, V.-Pres. 45 Monogram Club 3, Pres. 45 Glee Club 35 Booster's Club 3, 45 Track 3, 45 Superlative5 DoE- WAI-1-JACK King 4. ELLEN MARIE LY!-:RLY Blondie A smile for all, a greeting gladg an amiable jolly way she had. Debating Club 3, Treas. 45 Jr. Ass't. Barker 3, Editor-in-Chief 45 C.S.P.A. 35 Student Gov't. 45 Student Council 45 Booster's Club 3, 45 Civinettes 45 Home- coming Sponsor 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Scribbler's Club 45 Inter-Club Council 45 Quill and Scroll 45 Superlative5 Cercle Francais. CAROLE MANESS Carole Always a smile on her face, it will be hard to fill her place. Booster's Club 3, 4: Bible Club 3, 45 Dramatic Club 3, 45 De- bating Club 3, 45 Jr. Play5 Barker Reporter 3. MARY ANN MANLY Manly If you get simple beauty and naught else, you get about the best thing God invents. Glee Club 35 F.T.A. 3, Parlia- mentarian 45 Booster's Club 3, 45 Bible Club 3. 26 last EUGENE MONROE LoNa Gene A Pharos in the night, a pillar in the dawn, by his inspiring light may we fare on. Student Body Pres. 45 Key Club 4, Sec. 35 Monogram Club 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Debating Club 35 Football Pho- tographer 3, 45 Chief Marshal 35 Homeroom Pres. 35 Booster's Club 3, 45 Jr. Play5 Barker Pho- togragher 45 Superlativeg Quill and croll 4. Sunzu-:Y EMMA LovE Truce She was ever fair and never proud, had tongue at will, and never loud. Booster's Club 35 V.-Pres. D. E. Club 4. WELEonN RAY MALPASS W. R. Here is a man who has the power and skill, to stem the torrent of anothe'r's will. Jr. Exchange Club 3, 45 Cercle Francais. SHELBA JEAN MANEss Jeannie Divinely tall and full of grace, surely you know this ovely face. D. E. Club 4. BEVERLY JANE MARLETTE Dlmples One who never refuses when called upon to do a duty. Tri-Hi-Y 3. 45 Booster's Club 3, 45 Bible Club 45 Young Life Christian Club 45 Sr. Tri-Hi-Y Sponsor. 1HiIiIe CAROL JEAN MARTIN Carol Her face is fa.i'r,.her heart is true, her hair is brown, her eyes are too. Glee Club 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 D. E4Club 43 Homecommg Spon- sor . SARA ANN MARTIN Sari As life and fame unfold, she strives to reach her goal. Red Cross Rep. 33 National Honor Society 3, 4. JAMES DONALD MCCAULI-:Y Big Boy He's a nice kind of guy, Sg very quiet and a little shy. Booster's Club 3. 4: Jr. Play, Hi-Y 4g Baseball 4. LINDWOOD ARDEN MCCULLOUCK ..Hoppy.. Sweetest Li'l' feller, everybody knows, dunno what you call him, but he's mighty lalc' a rose. Band 3, 4. Jour: DUNCAN MCLAUCHLIN, JR. 44Mac-- Full of ginger, and full oflpepg he's done his part in gwmg us our rep. V.-Pres. Homeroom 33 Booster's Club 3, Pres. 43 Key Club 3..4. Board of Directors 33 Jumor Play: Jr. Marshal: DOE-WAH- JACK Ass't. 33 C.S.P.A. 3: Dra- matic Club 3g Pres. 43 Band 3: Art and Make-ui: Ed. Barker 45 Superlativeg Quil and Scroll 4. MYRA JEAN MARTIN ..Red.. A lovable being in a nice uiet way, a kind that is difgcult to find today. Dev. Chr. H 43 Y Life Christiarlingiilrmlllcimogf V.-Prgsfnf Booster's Club 3, 4. JEAN MASON Janer A heart without eag full of cheer. f T a face Tri-Hi-Y 3. 4: Booster's Club 3, 45 Debatmg Club 4: Bible Club 4: Dev. Chr. Homeroom 4. GAIL McCU1s'roN UMHC.. HHUIQPH, capable. and always kind! In fact she just can't be defined. Dev. Chr. Homeroom 33 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4, V.-Pres. 3: Band 3: National Honor Society 3, 43 V.-Pres. Homeroom 43 Booster's Club 3, Rep. 43 Homecoming Sponsor 4. RUBY SMALL MCINTYRE Bootie Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low, an excellent thing in a woman. Booster's Club 3. 45 Glee Club Pres. 3. MAn'mA Lou MCP:-mason Rum Loving and true, smiling her way through. Glee Club 35 Booster's Club 3, 4: Cercle Francais. 27 RACHEL McPHEnsoN Rachel Those having torches will pass them on to others. Band 3, 43 National Honor So- ciety 3, Treas. 43 Booster's Club BETTY CAROLYN MEDFORD ..Bet.. There is no substitute for friendliness, ardent and sin- cere earnestnessf' School Organist 3, 43 Young Life Christian Club 4, Sec. 33 Boost- er's Club 3, 43 Head Typ1st. Dox-:- WAH-JACK 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 41 Dev- Chr. Homeroom 33 Pianist Bible Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 F.T.A.. 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Superlatwe. Esrl-mn JANET MICHAELS Janet Many smalls make a great Bible Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 43 Jr. Playg Debating Club 4. JOHNNY MACK MILES Moose He is gentleg he is'shy3 a, bit of mischief in his eye. V.-Pres. 1-lomeroom 4: Mono- gram Club 43 D. O. Club 4. MARY KAY MITCHELL ..Kay., Let loyalty my watchword be, to truth in word and act in deed. Tri-Hi-Y 43 Booster's Club 3, 4. 3 28 last GLORIA DAWN MEARS Gloria Full of fun, joy, and cheer, a friend whom all hold dear. Bible Club 43 Booster's Club 43 F.T.A. 43 Debating Club 43 Cercle Francais. JAM!-:s LUCIAN MELETIOU ..J-immy.. True of heart and bright of mind: he is always there on time. BA1iaARA FAYE MILES 3 Barbara Yo.u'll always find her true and Justg a girl whom all will love and trust. Glee Club 3. V.-Pres. 43 Bible Club 3, 43 Debating Club 33 Treas. Homeroom 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 C.S.P.A. 3: Photo. Ed. Dos-WA!-lfliicx 43 National Hon- or Society' 3. 43 Keyettes 3, 43 Homecoming Queen 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Superla- tive3 Cercle Francais: DoE-WAH- JACK Attendant 4. ANN MORTON MILLER Annie A bright little girl with prim little waysg when Ann's your friend, your friend she stays. Homeroom Sec. 33 Booster's Club 43 Snapshot Ed. DOE-WAH-JACK 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Tri-I-Ii-Y 43 Bible Club 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Cercle Francais. NOLA PEGRAM MoErxTT Yute Age cannot wither her, nor custom stale her infinite variety. Debating Club 33 Glee Club 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 33 D. E. Reporter 4. 5HiIiIe W WADE I-IAM:-'roN MONTGOMERY, J R. Wade All the world loves a lover, therefore I am loved. Key Club 3, 43 Treas. Home- room 33 Booster's Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 43 Cercle Francais. l N N W BEVERLY Jo ANN MORTON X ..Bev.. Beverly's a'maid of slight mold, w with a heart and head of pure gold. Cheerleader 3, 43 Booster's Club 3. 43 Civinettes 3. 43 Debating Club Treas. 33 Pres. Masque and Gavel 43 Treas. Dramatic , Club 3, V.-Pres. 43 Jr. Play 33 Sec. Homeroom 43 Bible Club 3, 43 Cercle Francais: Civinettes Sponsorg Marshal 3. WALTER TI-IEO Mo'r'r1NGER Pete The hearty grasp, the honest gaze, the voice that means the things he says. l Jr. Exchange Club 3, 43 Golf 3, 4: Booster's Club 3. 43 Hi-Y 43 Consumer's Music 3. N SYLVIA GRAY NEAL Bitty , Sunshine came along with thee. , Glee Club 33 Booster's Club 3: D. E. Club 4. V PATSY FAYE NEWTON Apat.. Quiet and modest, thoughtful and meek, knowing much more than she'cl let herself 1 speak. , Booster's Club 4. l SANDRA JEANNETTE Momus Sandy She is kind too, as many maid- ens beg her true worth I never knew until she smiled on me. JACKSIE Lou MoR'r ON Jacksie Full of pep and charm and style, you can count her well worth while. Transfer 43 Booster's Club 43 Homecoming Attendant 4. BETTY WxLLxAMsoN NEAL Betty She was made of happy thought, and full of wit and laughter. Debating Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Keyettes 3. V.-Pres. 43 Bible Club 3. 4: Golf 3: Red Cross Rep. 43 Booster's Club 3, 42 Glee Club 3: Homecoming Spon- sor 43 Superlativep Keyettes Sponsorg Cercle Francais. ANNE MOORE NEWLIN Anne UA 'rare compound of quality, noble and true, with plenty of sense, and good humor too. Keyettes, Sec. 3, Pres. 43 Jr. Ass't. Barker 3, Associate Ed. 43 Booster's Club 4, V.-Pres. 33 National Honor Society 3, 43 Cheerleader 33 Jr. Marshalg Treas. Homeroom 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Horne- coming Sponsor 43 Superlat1ve3 Cercle Francais. CHARLES GRANT OAKLEY Grant A finer boy cannot be found, for his knowledge and wit are both profound. Jr. Exchange Club 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Booster's Club 3. 43 Bible Club 43 Cercle Francais. 29 CLARENCE Bunny Onoivr uBuddyn He holds no parley with un- manly fears, where duty bids, he confidently steers. Glee Club 3: Boost-er's Club 3. 43 Jr. Exchange Club 3, 45 Bible Club 33 Hi-Y 4: Cercle Francais. WILLIAM CARLYLE OLIVER Ollie He's jolly and true, and a good sport too. Pres. Jr. Exchange Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 4: V.-Pres. Homeroom 3, Pres. 43 Owl Club 33 Student Gov't. 4: Inter-Club Council 43 Hi-Y 4: Basketball 3, Co-Capt. 4, Bible Club 43 Superlativeg ercle Francais. LINDA PARKS Linda A perfect woman, nobly planned, to warn, to comfort and com- 'mandf' National Honor Society 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 V-Pres. Homeroom 43 Cercle Francais, Treas.g Com- mencement Speaker. RAYMOND EUGENE PAYNE Payne He never has a worry, he never has a care, but when any- thing is happening, you're sure to find him there. Band 3, 4: Hi-Y 43 Glee Club 3: Football 33 Booster's Club 3, 4. PATSY JANE PENNINGTON ..Pat,, A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Trl-Hi-Y 33 Young Life Christian Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 4g Cercle Francais. 30 last I BILLY EUGENE OGDEN Bill He can, who thinks he can. Transfer 43 D. 0. Club 4. MYRA Jovcr-: OWENS in-'Ioycen She was a phantom of delight, when first she gleamed upon my sight. Sec. Homeroom 33 Booster's Club I 3, 45 Library Club 3g F.T.A. -'lg Dramatic Club 3, 4. WILLIAM EDWARD PA'rILLo ..Ed., To make a jest, to cause a laugh, brings happiness to our lives. Treas. Homeroom 3, 4: Band 3, 43 Jr. Exchange Club 3, 45 Baseball 3, 4: Monogram Club 3, 45 Bible Club 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 43 I-Ii-Y 45 Jr. Play 3: Basketball 4. RUBY JEANNE PEGRAM anuby., Steady, earnest, and full of good work. Bible Club 3, 4: Booster's 3, 45 Tennis 3, 43 Library Club 3. JEAN FAYE PICKARD Jean She is kind as she is fair, for beauty lives with kindness. Red Cross Rep. 3: Bible Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 43 Cercle Francais. jH?liIe V Rosen Yom: PxcKARn 1 Pick He scatters enjoyment who can enjoy much. Baseball 3, 4: D. O. 4. N WxLL1AM H. Pon'rERF1ELn Bill If worry was the only cause of death, then Bill would live forever. , LINDA FAYE QuALLs ..Lynn,. 'Helpful is she in every way, ' any time or any day. Booster's Club 4, Bible Club 43 Dev. Chr. Homeroom 4. SHIRLEY ANNE RAY 1 Shirley 1' 'Tis the song you sing and the smile you wear, that make the sun shine everywhere. Cheerleader 43 Civinettes His- lorian 43 Glee Club 3, Sec.-Treas. gg Debating Club Sec. 3, Pres. 43 cribbler's Club 4, Pres. 33 Bible Club 3, Booster's Club 3, 4: Dramatic Club 3. 45 Superlativeg Glee Club Sponsor. PHILLIPS REEVES Phillip 'Nothing is too high to be R reached, or too good to be true. 3ooster's Club 3, 45 Hi-Y 4. l DALTON PORTER Dalton He always has a smile: that makes him quite worth while. Glee Club 33 Booster's Club 3. MEL'roN GRAIG PULLEY Pu1let Never too careless, never too sad, never too studious, but al-ways glad. gibge Club 3, 45 Booster's Club LARRY RAY ..Lan,y., A place in the future awaits you, you have a part to play. Your smiles and hopes will guide you on your way day by day. Boosters Club 3, 4: Hi-Y 43 Bible Club 4. SYLVIA JEAN RAY Sylvia As pure in thought as angels are, to know her is to love her. V.-Pres. Civinettes 3, Pres. 45 Glee Club 3, 43 Pres. Homeroom 3, Sec. 45 Debating Club 43 Cheerleader 4: Booster's Club 3, 45 Inter-Club Council 43 Stu- dent Gov't. 3, Superlativeg Stu- dent Council Sponsor. WILEY HoL-r RIMMER Holtsy He hath a heart to conceive, an understanding to direct, and hands to execute. D. E. club 3, 4. 31 Berry Lou RoAcx-1 Tootie A clear bargain, a dear friend. Glee Club 3, 4: Booster's Club 2, 3: Young Life Christian Club RACHEL JOLINE ROBERTSON Joline 'Tis only noble to be good. Booster's Club 3, 4: Bible Club 4. DoR1s RONEY -'D.R. She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. Tri-Hi-Y 3: F.T.A. 3, 4: Bible Club 3, 4: Band 3: Young Life Christian Club 3, 4: V.-Pres. Hotlineroom 3: Booster's Club 3, . JAM1-:s CRAFT SANDIDGE Jimmy And for the few that only lend their ear, to that few, is all the world. Monogram Club 4: Track 3, 4. BARBARA DALE SmcRmAs'r Babs And gladly would she learn and gladly teach. Tri-Hi-Y 4, Sec. 3: Bible Club 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 4: Library Club 3: National Honor Society 3, 4: Red Cross Rep. 4: Ass't. Typist Dos-WAI-I-JACK 4. 32 'last JERRY RAY ROBERTSON Otton A good athlete, a good sport, a gentleman-'nuff said. Pres. Junior Class: Sec. Student Body 3: Key Club 3, 4: Mono- gram Club 3, Sec.-Treas. 4: Jr. Marshal: Booster's Club 3, 4: Homeroom Pres. 3, 4: Pres. Senior Class: National Honor So- ciety 3, 4: Hi-Y 4: Sports Ed. Dol:-WAR-JACK 4: Student Coun- cil 3. 4: Baseball 4: Basketball 3, Co-Capt.. 4: Student Gov't. 3, 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Super- lative. DOROTHY INEZ ROGERS ..Dot., 1 The very pink of perfection. Glee Club 3: Booster's Club 4: Library Club 4: Bible Club 4: Tri-Hi-Y 4. ROBER1' CALVIN HONEY Rabbit But if I'm content with a little, enough is as good as a feast. Booster's Club 3, 4. DONALD W. Sci-lor? ..Don.. He doesn't worry, he doesn't fret, Don's a boy we won't forget. Jr. Exchange Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: Sec. Homeroom 3: Mono- gram Club 4: Hi-Y 4. Eumca SHAMBLEY ..Peggy,. To those who know thee not, no words can paint, and those who know thee, known words are faint. 5HFliIs ' KAHWANA JEANETTE SHARPE ..Kay.. If I do vow a friendship, I perform it to the last article. Booster's Club 3, 4. l i W REBECCA RUTH SHOCKLEY , Ruth Laugh and be merryg remember better the world with a smile. !Bible Club 31 Science Club 33 National Honor Society 3. 4: Glee Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Booster's Club 3, 43 Young Life LChristian Club 4. SAMUEL EUGENE SIMS I Smiley Happy and fair in work or play - ask anyone - that's what they'll say. 'V.-Pres. Homeroom 3: Hi-Y 4. BARBARA ANN SMITH Smitty Her modest looks the cottage might adorn, sweet as the , trim rose that peeps beneath the thorn. 'Glee Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 4: Cercle Francais. DEXTER NoRRIs SMITH ..Dex.. His armour is his honest thought, and simple truth his utmost skill. Pres. Homeroom 45 Student 'Gov't. 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Track 3, 43 Mono- gram Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 43 Band 3. 43 Jr. Civitan Club 43 Bible Club 43 Debating Club 43 Cercle Francais. LESLIE B. SHAW, JR. L. B. His heart is as great as the world. Glee Cl-ub 33 Booster's Club 3, 4: Bus Driver 3, 43 Science Club 33 Dramatic Club 3, 4. MARY DALE SHUE Little Bit The most precious things are more often clone up in small packages. Ass't. Photography Ed. DoE- WAH-.TACH 43 C.S.P.A. 3: Cheer- leader 43 Civine-ttes 3, 43 Boost- er's Club 3, 43 Homecoming Sponsor 33 Bible Club 3: De- bating Club 3. 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Homeroom Sec. 3: Quill and Scroll 43 Cercle Fran- CSIS. CoRKEY LEE SLAUGHTER Corkey Do your duty and do it well. What more could anyone ask? Booster's Club 3, 43 Hi-Y 4. BETTY JANE SMITH Jane If a good face is a letter of recommendation, la: kind. heart is a letter of credit. Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 33 Glee Club 43 Dramatic Club 3: Science Club 31 Young Life Christian Club 4. ROGER BROOKS SMITH Roger He is firm, strong, bold, and steaclyg when there's work to do, he's always ready. Booster's Club 3, 43 I-Ii-Y 43 Cercle Francais. 33 SYLvxA IRENE SMITH Sylvia 'k Such was the Muse whose rules and practice tell. Nat'u.re's chief masterpiece is writing well. Band 3, 43 Scribbler's Club 3, fee. 43 Creative Writing Award BE'rsY CARoLYN STALLINGS ..Bet., She has occasional flashes of silence, that make her con- ?e'rs,ation perfectly delight- u . Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Debating Club 4: Library Club 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 3. V.-Pres. 43 Sec.-Treas. Homeroom 4. SUE HARPER STANFORD usue., For who can see and then forget, the glories of this gay brunette. Bible Club 33 Homecoming Spon- sor 43 Booster's Club 3. 43 Civi- nettes 3, 43 Debating Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, Treas. 43 Jr. Play: National Honor Society 3, 43 Cercle Francais. PEGGY JOYCE STAUNTON Mpeg.. In soul sincere, in action faith- ful, in honor clearf' Band 33 Honor Society 3, 43 Typist Barker 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Quill and Scroll 4. BEVERLY STOCKARD --B.v. A light heart lives long. Glee Club 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 43 lgebating Club 43 Cercle Fran- c as. 34 last FRANCES ELAINE SPICER Fran Her personality is supremeg sheis a girl of high esteem. Barker Reporter 3: Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 43 Cxvinettes 3, 4: Treas. Home- room 3, V.-Pres. 43 Tennis 3, 4. JAMES STALLINGS Jimmy Genius wins sometimes, hard work always. Glee Club 33 D. 0. 3, 4. RUTH EVELYN STARLING Ruth A good character is long to be remembered. D. E. Club 4. GARY EUGENE STEELE .-Garyn Better by far you should forget and smile, than that you shguld remember and be sa . Booster's Club 43 Cercle Fran- gals. PATRICIA ANNE SURRATT ..Pat,, She's always .full of fun and Joy, a favorite with any girl or boy. Barker Reporter 3, Head Re- porter 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Bible Club 3, 43 Debating Club 3, 43 Boost- er's Club 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Dra- matic Club 43 Glee Club 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Superlativeg Cercle Francais. - Millie l 3 ELOISE Surron 1 Eloise 1 Those who love music are 3 gentle and honest in their l ways. fGlee Club 3, 43 D. E. 4. , FRED H1-:RMOND SWLNNEY Fred I Anything worth d0i?1-U at all is worth doing well. Booster's Club 3, 4. PATRICIA ANN Tsmu-:LL ..Pat,. On her experience all her friends reliedg heaven was her help and nature was her guide. Scribbler's Club 43 Homeroom Sec. 43 F.T.A. 43 Superlative3 Cercle Francais, Pres. BARBARA THOMAS Barbara A smile for all, a helping hand: a loving friend to our loyal 3 clan. 3Bible Club 3, 43 Homecoming Sponsor 33 Booster's Club 3, 43 Debating Club 43 Cheerleader 14. Treas. 4: Dev. Chr..Home- room 43 Cercle Francais. EVELYN FAYE THOMAS , ..Fay.. B'rimful- of pep and personality plus. 1 Glee Club 3, 43 Tri-I-Ii-Y Treas. 33 Debating Club 43 BOoster's Club 3, 43 Cercle Francais. Menu: Sum Surrou Susie The reasons for her popularity are not hard to defineg she's sincere and friendly, with an excellent mind. C.S.P.A. 33 Debating Team 33 Homecoming Sponsor 3, 43 Barker Reporter 3g F.T.A. 3, 43 Del. F.T.A. Convention 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 Boost- er's Club 3, 43 Keyettes 3, 43 Associate Ed. Dol:-WAR-JACK 43 Debating Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Quill and Scroll 43 F.T.A. Spon- sor 43 Superlative3 Cercle Fran- cais3 Glftorian. SARAH Vincxnm Svxss Ginny Here's to a girl with a heart and a smile, who makes the bubble of life worth while. Dramatic Club 3, 43 Red Cross Rep. 3, 43 Debating Club 43 BoOster's Club 3. 43 Glee Club 43 Super1ative3 Cercle Francais. RACHEL MAE THACKER Rachel Trifles make perfection and perfection is no trifle. D. E. Club 4. CHARLES AVERY THOMAS ..Avery,. An honest boy who takes it on the ching a good sport and a warm heart within. Pres. Homeroom 33 Civltan Sgt.- at.-Arms 3, Pres. 43 Student Gov't. 33 Inter-Club Council 43 Student Store Ass't. 43 Jr. Citi- zenship Award 33 C.S.P.A. 33 Circulation Mgr. Barker 43 Bible Club 33 Hi-Y 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Author Student Handbook Z3 Superlative3 Quill and Scroll NANCY JO THOMPSON Nancy JO Fair of figure, fair of faceg full of fun and full of grace. Cheerleader 33 Keyettes 3, 4, Treas. 33 Glee Club 33 BOoster's Club 3, 43 Superlative3 Dos- WAH-JACK Queen 43 Cercle Frangaisg Homecoming Attend- an . 35 GEORGE Rooms TICKLE Ty Babe Forward and frolic glee was thereg the will to do, the soul to dare. Band 3, 43 Most Improved Band Award 33 Baseball 3, 41 Jr. Ex- change Club 3, 43 Monogram Club 43 Treas. Homeroom 3. Joi-IN LA1vIPnos TOUMARAS Johnny Doing easily what others find difficult is talentg doing what is impossible for talent, is genius. Key Club Treas.. District Lieut. Gov. 33 District Gov. 43 Barker Reporter 3. Sports Ed. 43 C.S.P.A. 3, Honor Society 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Scr bbler's Club 41 Band 33 Tennis Team 3, 43 Superlative3 Valedictorian. Fnovn LEE TURNER, JR. Sonny 1'll be merry, I'll be free, I'll be sad for nobody. Booster's Club 3, 43 Bible Club 33 D. O. Club 3, 4. JAMES Ronmvr WAGONER uwagn To worry little, to study lessg this is the secret of hap- piness. - :Glaze Club, Pres. 43 D. 0. Club SANDRA KAY WALKER Sandy Ambition rules her brain, but love, her heart. Typist Dos:-WAI-I-JACK 3, Ass't. Feature Ed. 43 C.S.P.A, 33 Na- tional Honor Society 3, 43 F.T.A. 3, 43 Del. F.T.A. Convention 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Debating Club 3, 43 Dramatic Club 3, 43 Jr. P1ay3 Red Cross Rep. 33 Sec. Homeroom 43 Citizenship Award 33 Homecoming Sponsor 43 Quill and Scroll 43 Cercle Frangais3 Masque 8: Gavel 4. 36 last ELAINE FAYE TILLMAN Laine A 'minature of goodness, with culture and grace, summed up and mirrored 'ln a lovely face. Tri-Hi-Y 3, 43 Bible Club 3, 43 Booster's Club 3, 43 Red Cross Rep. 43 F.T.A. 43 Cercle Francais. PATRICIA ANN Tnurrr Patsy Quiet, meelp, and modest waysg many friendships in school days. Band 3, 4. NANCY KAY WAGGONER ..Kay., A newcomer, but a sure riser. Transfer 43 Booster's Club 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Cercle Francais. DOROTHY WALKER ..D0t.. Her brush, her pencil, and her pen, will make this world a better place to live in. Booster's Club 3, 43 Ass't, Doe- WAI-I-JACK 3, Art Ed. 43 Na- tional Honor Society 3, V.-Pres. 43 Homeroom Treas. 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Quill and Scroll 43 Tri-Hi-Y 43 Young Life Christian Club 43 Superlative3 Commencement Speaker. WILLIAM DAVID WALL Willie His care was never to offend, and every person was his friend. Band 4, Council 33 Drum Major 43 Key Club 3, V,-Pres. 43 Hi-Y 43 Booster's Club 43 Cercle Fran- cais V.-Pres. Mile JEAN MARIE WALLACE Sugar Foot One with a bright mind, the kind of girl that's never behind. Booster's Club 3, 4: Young Life Christian Club 3, 4. CHARLES RICHARD WARD Dick - You'd know him by the merri- ment that sparkles in his eyes. D. O. Club 43 Booster-'s Club 4: Bible Club 4. l i BETTY JEAN WARREN j Betty l'She's extremely conscientious , and when there is work to do, if Betty has a hand in it, she's sure to put it w through. jGlee Club 3: Tri-Hi-Y 3, 4: Booster's Club 3, 4: Library Club NS, 4: Bible Club 4. w W N N l W BARBARA ANN WATSON ' Bobbie ! With graceful steps she strides the street and smiles on N everyone she meets. Booster's Club 4. I ALITA SUE WHITE Lita 'A good sport, gay, kind, and neat: Alita is a friend who's hard to beat. Booster's Club 3, 4: Dramatic :Club 3, 4: Honor Society 43 Glee Club 3, 4: Superlativeg Cercle Frangais. WILLIAM KITCHEN WALTON, JR. Bush-Man A hearty, mischievous smile, makes for him life worth while. Monogram Club 3, 4: Jr. Ex- change Club 3, 4: Football 3, 4: I-Iomeroom Pres. 4: Hi-Y 4: Bible Club 4. DA1sEr ANN WARn Daisey Mae Success is the sole earthly Judge of right and wrong. Booster's Club 3. 4: Young Life Christian Club 4. PEGGY ANN WARREN Piggie A good true friend and jolly pal, pretty, witty and wise. Bible Club 3: Glee Club 3: Boost.er's Club 3, 4: Tri-Hi-Y 3: Cercle Francais. NINA DARE WHEELEY Neena Cute, attractive, bright, and gay, just the kind of girl to brighten the way. Jr. Ass'tt DoE-WAH-JACK 3, Fea- ture Ed. 4: C.S.P.A. 3: Sec. Homeroom 3: Dev. Chr. 4: F.T.A. 3, Sec. 4: Vice-Pres. Glee Club 3: Bible Club 3, Pres. 4: Quill and Scroll 4: Bible Club Sponsor: geicle Francais: Booster's Club J AMES HARLEY WHITE ..Tex.. Generous is he, and courteous, toog thus, we present 'Jim- my' to you. Hi-Y 4. 37 last FRANCES HAzi:L1NE WHITLEY Ossie Proper words in proper places. Booster's Club 3, 4: Bible Club 3, 43 Tri-Hi-Y 4. WILLIAM DONALD WICKER Curley The truest approach is just being a friend. Jr. Civitan 3. 43 Hi-Y 4, Bonim-: LEWELLYN WILSON Robert What is lovely never dies, but passes into other lovelmessf' Keyettes 3, 43 D. E. Club 3, Pres. 43 Homecoming Sponsor 35 Homeroom Pres. 3, 43 Home- coming Attendantg D. E. Spon- sor. Jenny WILLIAM Wmcx-rr ..Joe.. As straight as an arrow,. up- right as the best, glue htm a chance and he'll do the rest. D. E. Club 3. 4. W? ' ! 1 5311112 RAYVON WHITTLE ...robyn f'Fair words never hurt the tongue. CLYDE FRANKLIN WILLIAMS Frank His worth is warrant for his welcome. National Honor Society 3, 45 Hi-Y 45 Superlativeg Cercle Fran- cais: Commencement Speaker. JANE SHAW WINNINGXIAM Jane Shaw Small, modest, lovable, sweet. A nicer girl youfll never meet. Ass't. Dos-WA!-I-JACK 3, Adver- tising Mgr. 43 C.S.P.A. 33 Na- tional Honor Society 3, Sec. 4: Bible Club 33 Tri-Hi-Y Pres. 3: Homecoming Sponsor 3, 4: Booster's Club 3: Cercle Fran- caisg Quill and Scroll 4. Josi-:PH BENJAMIN Wmci-rr J, B. Friends I have made whom envy must commend, but not one enemy for whom 1 would wish a friend. Bible Club 43 Jr. Exchange Club 3. 43 Hi-Y 43 Cercle Francais. MASCOTS Thurla Moore and Phillip Blythe, our 1954-55 mascots, were elected by the Senior Class. They will truly highlight the various Senior activities. The Junior-Senior Prom, Senior Class Day and picnic will find them on hand to add a touch of charm to these occasions. Moonlight and Roses was the theme for the last year's prom, the biggest success ever. Reigning over Homecoming festivities this year were Barbara Miles, Queen, and Jerry Long, King. ' 39 U ' 97 l Qiullaburatmn . 1. He's our boy! 2. Who is she? 3. Barker deadline. 4. This is how it happens. 5. 12:00 Tea. 6. Future Teach- ers of America. 7. Slipping, Lon? 8. College Day. 9. Happy Birthday, Mr. Linnemann! 10. Hold it up, Boys! 40 The Eluniurs mait for the beninrs thinking . . . Gita nu, 3l'm ext Touchberry Keck Elder Carden P1-esuient BUDDY Toucusmmw Secretary ,,,,.,,,,, , 4k.4,4--, ,,,., G An, ELDER Vzce Preszdent ............ WALTER KECK Treasurer CATHERINE CARDEN ,6- , ,T U .J X Qliulnrsi ff I Old Rose and Silver . ' 1 -N ff-Q I N 4' X lx ff UH 117 V kr' ,1 1 , 16' '. nwm ' . -- - ' ' . ' f , v-:gpg nu ,VY , -W ' I F X .' i U cl ff -.ae L 1 ,op ! ,X I JFIDDLIBI' Ng, 'Ai' JI ,'2,,:Ag 'ffff' , . -'AZ ii Sweet Pea . b : .- -1 iifluttu Not On Top But Climbing 41 J Q ftzr at 4 1 Adams, Sylvia Albright., Malone Alexander, Chester Alford, Nancy Allen Bobbie Allen, Darrell Allen, J. B.. Jr. Allred, David Allred, Dorothea Apple, Patsy Arnette, Wayne Ball, Frederick ' Barham, Bobby Barnett, Clarence Barnwell. Dottie Batten, Freeman Bayliff, Milford Beck, Marie Beeker, John Beland, Billy Bender, Raymond Bendigo, Larry Benson, Loretta Black. Pete Boone, Barbara Bradshaw, Elizabeth Brafford, Billy Joe Brande, La Vern Brincefleld, Frances Britt, Etta Brock, James Brogden, Earl Brown, Barbara Brown, Nora Browning, Jerry Burke, Raymond Burke, Robert. Burke, Sam Campbell, Robert Carden, Catherine Carrigan, Mary Carter, Jean Chappell, Ronald Cheek, Mona Chrisco. Frank Clark, Anne Coble, Nancy Coley, Steve Wm ext Copple, Jean Cox, Bernice Cox, Delores Crawford, Margaret Crouse, Janie Crowson, Margaret Crutchfield, Jerry Davis, Carolyn Davis, Helen Davis, Lucy Davis, O'Rita Davis, Reba Dickerson, Ann Dickey, Jimmy Dodson, David Dover, Franklin Drake, Patsy Dunn, Howard Durham, Beverly Durham, Jerry Durham, William Earle, Carol Earp, Betty Edwards, Donnie Elder, Gail Elder, James Elmore, Tommy Ezell, John Faley. Carol Farmer, Ronald Farrell, Donald Forehand, Patricia Foushee, Roger Fowler, Lewis Frissell, Patricia Fuller. Ann Fyke, Stuart Gage, Richmond Garner, Gail Garrison, Robert Gentry, Guy Gibson, Marjorie Gilliam, Frank Gilliam, Oliver Gover, Buddy Greeson, Barbara Gusler, Billy Guyer, Deanna Slim Eu Hagwood, Jimmy Hall, James Hall, Nancy Hanford, Harolyr Harris, Barbara Harris. Ernestine Harris, Shirley Hatch, Becky Hay, Emily Haynes, Jim Hill, William Hogan, Ann Horner, Barbara Huffines, Patsy Hunter, Eugene Inge, Kenneth Inman, Martha Ippolito, Marianne Jackson, Walter Johnson, Donald Jones, Edwin Jordan, Donald Kakavas, Gus Kearns, Mack Keck, Walter King, Billy King, Tommie Lanier, Richard Lee, Mary Lee, Robert Leonard, Kay Lewey, Juanita Lineberry, Wanda Litten, Russell Long, Bertie Love, Cornelia Luck, Carolyn Macomson, Donald Maness, Jimmy May, Geraldine May, Richard Maynard, Janet McAdams, Ruth McAdams, Sylvia McEvoy, Marrianne McGowan, Jo Ann McLeod, Nancy Ja Meisenheimer, Barb 11, 4 1 N 1 1 W Ile BTH Tm Q! BXf Merritt, Mickey Meletiou, Melba N Mills, Jerry , Moody, Becky Mooneyham, Earl Moore, Doris W Moore, Jewel Moore, Linda Morton, Joanne Motley. James Mueller, Otto Mueller, Ursula ? ' Murray, Julia 1 Myers. John Alfred 5 Neel, Dottie Newsome, Robert Newton, Sandra Oakes, Peggy Oakley, Oakley, Parker Parker. Mack William Jimmie R. C. Page, Marilyn Payne, Carolyn Payne, Jerry Pease, Russell Peele, Elwood Petty, Tommy Phifer, Johnnie Pickard, Glenda Poovey, Donna Pope, Donnie Powell, Jimmy ' Powell, John , Preddy, James W Price, Carol I P Ramey, Peggy Ray, Laura Rice, Billy Rich, Allene Rhodes, Betty Roberts, Raymond Robertson, Ginger Robinson, Jane Rogers, Jerry Roney, Bennie Rudd, Donald Rudder, Jack Quant uw Russell, Nancy Satterfield, Danny Satterfield, Dick Satterfield, Jimmie Sharpe, Larry Sharpe, Sarah Shatterly, Kent Shaw. Jimmy Shields, Jerry Sholfner, Edith Simmons, Betty Simonds, Wanda Simpson. Carol Simpson, Glenn Sipe, Frank Smith, James Smith, Jerry Smith, Patricia Smith, Robert Snow, Stanley Somers, Jean Southern, John Steele, Hobart Steele, Raymond Stephens, Lessie St. John, Fred Stuckey, Lynette Suggs, Billie Sullivan, Judy Surratt, David Sykes, Robert Talley, Warren Taylor, Arnold Taylor. Vickie Terrell, Claude Thomas, Ronald Thompson, Demus Thompson, Jean Thompson, Vernon Tickle, Bobby Tingen. Hilda Touchberry, Bobby Touchberry, Buddy Trollinger, Harold Troxler, Henry Turner, David Turner, Jimmy Turner, Richard Wm ext W Tysor, Edna 1 Vaughn, Richard Vernon, Dolly Sue Vickery, Hoyle Walker, James Walker, Joel ' Wall, Colie Walton, Faye Walton, Jimmy Ward, Fay Watson, Virginia 1 Wheeler, Dorothy Wilson, Joel Wilson, Thomas Winfrey, Ronald Womble, Barbara Wrightenberry, Glenda Yarborough, Cecil York, Donnie We owe a vote of thanks to the maids and janitors. who are continually striving to keep our building clean and orderly. Doing a good job are: First, row, left to right: Cornelia Kemp, Wilma Evins, James Walker. Second row: Spencer Carter, John Lawson. 1 Every day the students look forward to eating lunch in our spacious cafeteria. Mrs. Howerton, our cafeteria manager lx is responsible for the attractive and nourishing menus. 47 Bag u' reams l. Beauty and the Beast. 2. Good work, Holmes. 3. Studying-for dessert? 4. I wouldn't do that! 5. I-Iow does lt fit, Dav? 6. Look's good. 7. Nice work, girls. 8. How awful! 9. What will you have? 10. If we had only known! 48 fllihe bnphumures, struggling through school mark, are husp . . . uigretning uf Brains Shue Nicholson Bryant President .....,..... KIRKMAN Bn ANT Secretary Vice Pres dent ....,.......... Rxcl-mn Sum: Treasurer Qllulnrs Hitch Y Blue and Gold jllflnttu our Wagon To Jflulner Violet Dickens LoUxsE Nxc!-Io1.soN BEVERLY DICKENS :7fQlff 1 17 1 f ff? - 1 ff 4 1 f 5 if f, N tzffp '42 X . Q-7, '? J 'QQ 4, f ' 5?f4 u . ' V33 ,f fy 'WCW' 'xiis A star fl- j iv Li ,V -T 12115, ' a.':: x ' A fp: ' -Q Q: I ' 'B '-'Q fi? 1 49 at CH A HW www? ,S uiaretnir Adams, Juanita Agner, Larry Allison, James Anderson, Jimmy Andrews, Gary Andrews, Janice Andrews, Sandra Arnette, Janet Atkisson, Becky Barbour, Bob Bare, Curtis Barts, Marvin Belcher, Peggy Biggerstali, Frank Black, David Blackwell, Bobby Blanchard, Tommy Boggs, Arthur Boggs, Billy Boone, Robert Bowland, June Bowman, Russell Brande, Patricia Brooks, David Brown, David Brown, Milton Bryant, Kenneth Bryant, Kirkman Bryant, Vivian Burgess, Shirley Burke, Carolyn Burke, Eddie Butcher, Donald Butler, Charles Campbell, Norma Campbell, Peggy Carden, Shirley Carroll, Dorothy Carter, Wallace Carver, George Cates, Jan Catherwood, Bill Chandler, Clement ' Cheek, Barbara Cobb, Becky Cobb, Ronald Coble, Larry Collins, Maxine Cooper, Jeanette Crocker, Fred Crumpton, James Davis. Charles Davis, Wayne Dean, Edgar Deaton, Eric Deese, Barbara Dickens, Beverly Dixon, Cherry Dodson, Jeanette Durham, Carolyn , 1 , ii Brains Elliot, Larry Eskridge. N. W. Fambrough. Charles Fayle, Patty Fogleman, Don Foster, Carol l Foust, Donald Fuqua, Larry V Garner, Becky Garrison, Eddie Garrison, Katrine Gaydon, Ethelene Gee, Charles Gerringer, Ray i Gilliam Gilliam , Gilliam l Gordon, David James Jeanette Billy Grant, Eric Grubbs, Sylvia Haith, Margaret Hall, James Hall, Vivian Hanford, Clifford Harden, Barbara , Harper, Harriet Harrell, Thomas Hart., Eric Hartis, Becky Hawkins, Nancy Haynes, William Heffner, Suzanne Heyworth, Barbara Hicks, Betty Hill, Willard Hinshaw, June , Holt, Shirley l Hood, Kay . , Horner, Mariel l Horner, Mike Howle, Billy Hufflnes, Thomas l Huffman, David Hunley, Ronald Idol, Barbara Isley, Carmolene , Jackson. Patsy Jarvis, Rebecca 1 Jones, Johanna Jones, Sara Jordan, Selden Kamerer, Denny Kearney, Jane Kearns, Charles l Kelley, Don Kimball, Jerry King, Linda Kleeburg, Dick Knott, Roberta Lane, Wallace 'qaretni Langley, Don Langley, Patricia Lea, Ted Lee, Elsie Lee, Roland Leigh, Betty Lewis, Loren Lopez, David Loy. Wayne Lutterloh, Patsy Madry, Dennis Mann, June Mason, Marie Maynor, Betty McClellan, Jerry McCombs, John McDaniels, Ray McGowan, Margaret McIntyre, Nancy McKinney, Willie McLeod, Carolyn Medlin, Richard Miles, Larry Minor, Mary Minton, Larry Mitchell, Glenda Mitchell, Linda Mitchell, Ray Montague, Shirley Morris, George Morris, Mary Mull, Marianne Mullis, Tommy Nall, Joanne Neal, Peggy Neely, Jane Newton, Judy Nichols, Andrew Nichols, Betty Nichols, Janice Nicholson, Louise Nicholson, Nora, Norton, Raymond Oakes, Grace Oakley, Sandra Oliver, Janice Owens, Paul Pack, Raymond Page, Barbara Parker, Charlie Parris, Delia Parrott, Kay Patton, Billy Payne, James Peele, Bobby Perry, Pat Phillips, Bobby Phillips, Lee Pickard, Barbara Piercy, Gennie lamina Pike, Catherine Poovey, George Qualls, Gene Rackley. Garldon Ray, Don Ray, Ethelene Ray, Joan. Raynor, Ann Riley, Sylvia Roach. Peggy Rogers. Trudy Honey, Barbara Roney, Shelby Rorer, Imogene Rudd, Earlene Rush, Gail Samuels, Judy Sanders, Sally Schoonmaker, Mark Scott, Barbara Shatterly, Raymond Shepard, Arlene Shue, Richard Sides, Margaret Smith, David Smith, Richard Smith, Ronald Snipes, Virginia Sox, Ronnie Spoon, Angela Stainback. Larry Staley, Don Steele, Tommy Stewart, Geraldine Stickles, Bonnie Stratton, Roger Strickland, Vera Sumner, Bertha Sumner, Herbert Surratt, Francis Swicegood, Tommy Swinney, Myra Skyes, Kay Talley, Billy Taylor, Janice Taylor, Sue Terrell, Yvonne Thaxton, Tom Thigpen, Peggy Thomas, Sylvia Thompson, Charles Thompson, Laura Tidwell, Allen Troy, Robert Tyson, Celia Waddell, Shirley Wagoner, Erma Wagoner, Gladys Walker, Jean Wall, Gloria 'qgretning uf 38rains Dwi 1, + 'K Walton, George Walton, Jimmy Ward, Lee Way, Shirley Webster, Danielle Webster, Jim Williams, Libby Williams, Ray Wilson, John Woffard, David Wood, Marlene Woodard, Judy .Wrightenberry, Jerry Wrightenberry, Ronald Su. had-US , QS you like lit Mrs. Coe , Mrs. Bradley Our secretaries not only do the office work, but they lend a hand to any task that comes along. Our thanks to Mrs. Coe and Mrs. Bradley. Managed by the Student Body Vice-President and his assistants, the Student Stores are stocked with everything necessary for schoolwork. The Student Body has become very dependent on the student stores, which have definitely proved their usefulness. Left to right: Gilliam, Hester, Thomas. , H195 Eeing netn to E. .5 the Jfreshman lags presents . . . etn Jfaeesv Lindley Preszdent Vice-Presrdent X X AA Rushin Rich Thomas ............ALVIS RICH Secretary BxL1.n: GRAY Tnoivms - ....,.,.BEN RUSHIN Treasurer .PEGGY LINDL1-:Y . fir 5 ,. X 'f,',ak,f- X e xg X i Qllnlurs ix, X Green and White 'f WAJLZ' , 'ffl 1 ' Ju, 1 1 .K 4 if -115: f u X f , iflilnttn ue igfewi ',,ici V f 9,,.vf .1 .fc Aim High But Reach Higher' Q-WS ff it I In , .15 ' deaf V I PQQQUQ ' ,jf Ui-UBI' 1'gQ,g3g2:' f ' White Rose '-3 ?'5? 55 ll Agnew, Euna Allen, Gladys Allred, Retha Allred, Walter Anderson. Wanda Andrews, Thomas Armstrong, Joan Amette, Gerald Avent., Michael Badgett, Joyce Baker, Edith Bane, William Barbee, Dexter Barnwell, Caroline Barnwell, Jimmy Baulding, Frances Beeker, Lois Beeker. Marvin Benton, Jean Blackman, Mary Boggs, Barbara Boland, Wilson Bolden, Charles Boone, James Boone, Martha Boring, Penny Boswell, Joel Bowes, Benny Brackett, Gail Brame, Corbett Brande, Judy Bridges, Wanda Britt, Hubert Brooks, Larry Brown. Jean Brown, Thelma Browning, Mertie Bryan, Mike Bryant, Gwendolyn Buff, Priscilla Burgess, Robert Bush, Harold Butler, Max Cannon, Gail Carlyle, Rebecca Carr, Nancy Carroll, Brenda Carrow, Ann Cassidy, Edward Caulder, J. B. Cates, Martha Cheek, Jackie Chestnut, Ardie Clark, Kathleen Clubb, Helen Coleman, Dean Collier, Carolyn Collins, Jimmy Coltman, Marcia Conklin, Barbara faces Conklin, Bruce Cox, Alan Cozart, Barbara Craddock, Elva Crawford, Eugene Creech, Sandra Crenshaw, Lynn Croom, Jesse Cross, Pat W Crowder, Virginia , Curtis. Martha Davis, Brenda Davis, Floyd Davis, Joan Davis, Madge Davis, Peggy Descheemaeker, Juanita Dickerson, Ann Duffer, Barbara Dunlap, Johnny Dunn, Ann Durham, Gordon East, Ella Ellis, Barbara Farkus, Mary Faucette, Tyron Fayne, Jackie Felts, Opal Ferrell, Jimmy Finley, Betty Flack, Mary Ruth Flynn, Larry Fogleman, Billy Foster, Nancy Foushee, Fred Fowler, Exalee Frazier, Larry Fuller, Tommy Gant, Roseanna Garrett, Ronnie Garrison, Mack Gentry, Hilda Gerow, Jimmy Gerringer, David N Glass, Milton Glenn, Elva Glosson, Loretta Goodman, Adelaide Graves, Glenda Greeson, Faye Guyer, David Hadley, Miles Hager, Nancy Hair, Jim Hamilton, Jimmy Hamilton, Lula Hampton, Danny Harden, Johnny Hardison, Norene Harper, Harold CC Harper, Jackie Harris, Iris Harris. William Harrison, Bobby Harvey, Dennie Haskins, Nancy Hay, Brenda Hayes Doyle Heath, Linda Henry, Wayne Heritage, Johnny Herron, Judy Hershey, Alan Heyworth, William Hilliard, Fitzhugh Hodge, Eunice Hodge, Roland Hoggard, Franklin Holland, Margaret Holloway, Harry Hollilleld, Jerry Holmes, Jackie Holt., Janice Holt, Joan Holt, Judy Holt, Michael Hopkins, Dwight Hornaday, Robert Hunnicutt, Shelby Jenkins, Donald Jennings, R. B. Johnson, Reginald Jones. Dewitt Jones, Dolly Jones, Don Jones, Frank Jones, Gary Jones, Sue Jordan, Bobby Journigan, Buren Kakavas, Elizabeth Keim, Tommy Kent, Gary Kepley, Hazel Kimrey, Catherine Kimrey, David King, Patricia Kittenger, Robert Kezziah, Brenda Lassiter, Michael Lee. Gerald Lemmons, Ruth Lewis, Bobby Lewis, Carolyn Lilly, Susan Lindley, Peggy Lindsey, Carolyn Lineberry. Hilda Linnemann, Calvin Linville, Delores faces Long, Frank Long, James Long, Jimmy Long, Peggy Lowe, Jeanette Loy, Elizabeth Loy, Jerry Loy, Patricia Loy, Tommy Mansfield, Frankie Marlette, Brenda Marr, Geneva Marshall, Jimmy Massey, Fred Massey, Melvin Matthews. David May, Trip McClain. Shirley McCormick, Shirley McIntyre, Linda McKee, Patricia Meacham, Clinton Merritt, Elaine Merritt, Margaret Messer, Melinda Minnis, Jennie Mitchell, George Mitchell, James Mitchell, Robert Moff, Joanne Montgomery, Ralph Moore, Billie Moorefield, Patricia Morris, Barbara Moss, Douglas Mosser, Victoria Mueller, Sybil Murray, Joanne Neal, Thomas Neese, Linda Nelson, Linda Newlin, Donald Newman, Jack Newsome, Billy Oakes, Thomas Oakley, George Oakley, Larry Overman, Billy Parrish, Betty Parrott, Ann Parsons, Billy Patton, Craig Payne, Bobby Peace, Nancy Pegram, James Perry, Barbara Perry, Linda Pickard, James Pickard, Samuel Pickett, Patricia 66 Poovey, Billy Porter, Barbara Presnell, Wanda Pullen, Qualls, Shirley Ronald Rackley, Sandra Ray, Manly Reiber, Freddie Rice, Sylvia Rich, Alvis Rich, Frank Richardson, Jimmy Richardson, Pamela Riddle, Ruby Rigsby, Betty Rivers, Thomas Roach, Mary Lou Roberson, Judy Robertson, James Rogers, Bobby Rushin, Ben Sawyer, Irma Schiffley, Sandra Self, P aul Sharpe, Donald Sharpe, Shoaf, Vivian Betty Shull, Fred Sisk, Charlie Skidmore. Jimmy Small, Smith, Smith Smith v 1 Benny Barbara Imelda Billy Sox, Sandra Spell, Curtis Spicer, Steele, Stewart, Stewart, Stinson, Stinson, Stogner, Storey, Betty Bill Barbara Biuy Marion Roland Billy Marvin Stuckey, Gailes Suggs, Summe Jimmy rell, Howard Suttonlield, James Sutton Sutton Sykes, Sykes, Taylor Taylor t 1 Taylor Terrell, Terrell, Terrell Jan Riley Jo Anne Juanita Jerry Loretta Marie Jule Patsy Paul Thomas, Billie Thompson, Billy lfaces Thompson, Edgar Thompson, Mary Tickle, Conrad Tickle, Jimmy Toli, Joanne Troxler, Helen Truell, Ethelyn Truitt, Thomas Wagoner, J. L. Waldroup, Judy Walker, Ella Rae Walker, Linda Wall, Glenda Walters, Eve Ward, Gene Ward, Bucky Ward, John Ward,- Wanda Ware. Wanda Warren, Sally Watson, Ruth Webster, Jerry Weeks, Johnny Whealton, Bruce White, James White, Patsy Whitted, Dale Wicker, Winfred Wilkie, Ted Williams, Kenneth Williams, Margie Williford, Lon Wilson, Brenda Wimbish, Wayne Windham, Frances Windham, Nancy Wingo, Erma Woffard, Judy Woody, Warren Wray, Hope Wray, Sylvia Wright, Judy Wyatt, Carolyn Yarborough, Craig Younger, Bobby Miss Murrell Mr. Seelinger An essential part of our high school program is student counselling Through the understanding guidance of our advisers, many student prob- lems are solved. mutants ?lHnknutnn 1. Beautiful Things. 2. Let's play tennis. 3. Five Finalists. 4. Congratulations, Miss Murre1l. 5. The Big City? 6. School? But I wanna' play in the snow! 7. What's Wrong, Sylvia? 8. What d'ya say? 9. Tough Guys. 10. Queen Barbara. 62 l C15 The classroom is where we spend the majority of our time, even though clubs and activities play a big part in our school life. We are privileged to have outstanding teach- ers who devote themselves to helping us live in the present and prepare for the future. 63 ,I Q Dramatics A English Driver Training Nursing Physical Education Diversified Occupation 4 I NL - Histqry Laboratory French Bible Math Typing when llahizf illileef' Williams High is very fortunate to have one of the iinest Home Economics Departments in the South and perhaps in the entire country. Sewing, cooking, first aid, and good grooming are in- cluded in the courses. At Christmas, always a merry season, the Home Ec. Department is transformed into a fairy- land. Due to the efforts of the three faculty members, Mrs. Pope, Mrs. Rouse, and Miss Brannock. a third year of work IS now offered. 66 66 71 1 e anh Eiuliet JERRY LONG NANCY JO THOMPSON King Queen 68 'ifluukin' 3LnheIp Attendants GRAY DUNCAN BARBARA MILES 69 MISS SYLVIA RAY MISS BETSY GOLDMAN Sponsored Sponsored by by S'rUDEN'r CoUNc11. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 70 MISS KITTY CRANFORD MISS BETTY NEAL Sponsored Sponsored by by KEY CLUB KEYETTES MISS MYRNA HOCKADAY Sponsored by JUNIOR CIVITAN MISS BEVERLY MORTON Sponsored by CIVINETTES MISS MERLE SUTTON Sponsored by FUTURE TEACHERS oF AMERICA MISS NINA WHEELEY Sponsored by BIBLE CLUB MISS BOBBIE WILSON MISS JANICE LANGLEY Sponsored Sponsored by by DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION DIVERSIFIED OCCUPATIONS MISS SHIRLEY RAY MISS DOTTIE BARNWELL Sponsored Sponsored by by GLEE CLUB BAND 75 S1 I 1 1-L J MISS BEVERLY MARLETTE 1 Sponsored 1 by l SENIOR TRI-H1-Y 1 1 This year the Senior Class presented three one-act plays. Ably directed by Mr. Julian C. Burroughs, they were: Supressed Desires Sorry, Wrong Number! The Valiant 76 K K ix EMM .X SWWMW XQNM S is i Swv-UW N iw.. wwmww ,xwwwi W EMM, Ywwwdmm Y QBur Q , f Y VIRGINIA SYKES ' . GAIL ELLIOT BOBBY BOSWELL ALITA WHITE I Best Sport' Happiest BAT BURRATI1' ' I I BILL OLIVER JERRY ROBERTSON SHIRLEY RAY - Biggest Flirt Best All-Round X1 J I tar Qlasf' MYRNA HOCKADAY DOT WALKER FRANK WILLIAMS MACKIE MCLAUCHLIN Quietest Best School Spirit LARRY GRIFFIN BETTY MEDFORD AVERY THOMAS ELLEN LYERLY Most Musical Most Original QBur QI BILL HESTER PAT TERRELL WADE MONTGOMERY SYLVIA RAY Most Efficient Cutest NANCY APPLE JOHNNY TOUMARAS GENE LONG DINAH GATTIS Most Intellectual Most Likely to Succeed K S E E 1 I s atar mst MERLE SUTTON DONNIE ADAMS MIKE CAMMACK BETTY NEAL Giftorians Most Athletic T JOAN BROCK DICKIE HAGOOD DINAH GATTIS VIC DURHAM Most Talkative Historian Testator - JOAN BROCK Prophet WK S, wit anh Wigwam Q ss Sutton, Winningham, Harden, Duncan. In this year's book, the Annual Staff has tried to capture a small part of our high school days. Our GRAY DUNCAN .,.,... MERLE SUTTON ......, ........Edito1'-in-Chief ..,,.,.,,Associate Editor HOLMES HARDEN ....... , .,.....,.,...., Business Manager BILLY HEs'rEn ...,.......... ....,,. A ss't. Business Manager JANE WINNINGHAM .,.,..,. ....,......,.. A dvertising Manager DONNIE ADAMS ...,.,... ...,..... A ss't. Advertising Manager ANN MILLER ,.,,.., ..,....,...,,,.....,,,, S hapshot Editor BETTY MEDFORD ......,.,.,,,,,, The Annual typists and assist- ants perform numerous services for which the staff is grateful. First row, left to right: Gilliam, I-Iartis, Walker, J. Hogan, Davis. Second row: Secreast. Rich. Robinson, Elder, Walker, E. Durham. hope is that in years to come, you will be able to pick up this book and say. This was W.H.S. in 1955. NINA WHEELEY .......,......Y,......... .....,................ F eature Editor SANDRA WALKER ....... ....... A ss't. Feature Editor DOT WALKER '-,--- ...................., A rt Editor JANE BAILEY .-..... .......,. A ss't. Art Editor BARBARA MILES .........v..,....................,.... Photography Editor BE'rsY GoLuMAN, MARY SHUE..ASS,t Photography Editors JERRY ROBERTSON ...........,.......,,,,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,, Sports Editor Typist Barker Us ,x s 86 J -, :Li Gush sms Ephland, Lyerly, Newlin, Cammack, Blythe. The Barker, published six times a year, is a source of information and e ELLEN LYERLY .....,., njoyment to students. The Barker ......,..,Editor-in-Chief NANCY EPHLAND ........ ..........,....., M anagmg Edztor ANNE NEWLIN ........,.,....... ..............A.......... A ssociate Editor MACKH-: MCLAUCHLIN .....,,..,...,,. Make-up and Art Editor JOHNNY TOUMARAS .,......., .,...............,.......,..... S ports Editor Mmm CAMMACK ......... AVERY THOMAS ,......, C JOAN BLYTHE .,.... ..... . ,, Manager ircufation and Exchange Manager ,,,..,,..,,..,..,,,,,...Ad'vertising Manage-r Staii' has succeeded in giving us a fine paper. GENE LONG ---w------- ...,..... P hotography Editor DINAH GATTIS- -,,.,,. ...,........ F eature Editor KAY BOONE A'-----,,,- ....... S ociety Editor JOAN BROCK -----'-- .......... C Opyreader NANCY APPLE ---'-4A------' -,--...,i.,..............,.,.. P roof Reader PAT SURRATT ,-.,,s,.,......,....,,.....,...........,,. ...,....,, H end Reporter PEGGY S'rAUN'roN, NANCY LEMMQN5, ,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,A,,, WTyp1stS Contributing their share, the. Barker reporters and assistants work hard on their assignments to help put out the paper. Seated, left to right: Coltman, Womble, Gentry, Rich, Shoffner, Alexander, Foushee, Forehand, Linnemann, Carden. Second row: Samuels, Lemmons, Harden, Sim- gnciims, Britt, McCuiston, Camp- e . '4 WW hi M7 Que If 4 1 f - o 3 lf is Wi ,Z U thi! pable lea er vh p of gr President, Gene L ' along with the other student body officers, e have complet d the first four years at W. H.,,S. These blfyi to be commended for their constant alertness, for the progress they have made, and for the democratic way in which they have worked. Our thanks to: President .....,,,,..,... ....... G ENE Lone Vice-President ...,.... ...,....... B ILL HESTER Secretary ......,..... ,....,.. J AMES WALKER Treasurer ,,,.... ..,..... C 1-:Annes Davis Davis Walker Hester Long The Student Council is continually working to better our high school life. They plan various programs and activities which will benefit and interest students. Left to right: Bryant, Davis, Lyerly, Touchberry. Hester, Robertson, Walker, Hockaday, Rich, Duncan, Gene Long, Pres.g Mr. Seelinger, Adviser. 88 I M , ill' 4 f I Alb tx V X Mig!! ' 'vc , f ft NW X MW graft Ulihep wunhersn The Student Government is the law-making branch of our high school, so to speak. These homeroom presidents plus the Student Council work and plan to build a better W.H.S. First -row, left to right: Grant, Bryant, Ippolitto, Nichols, Davis, Touchberry, McIntyre, Mr. Seelinger, Adviser. Second row: Brogden, Wilson, Ward, Benton, Thomas, Idol, Lemmons, Tyson, Ephland. Third row: Elliot, Satter- field, Rich, Newlin, Keck, Newsome, Clark, Barnwell. Fourth row: Shue, Hester. Hughes, Hanford, Smith, Garrison, Lyerly, Alexander. Fifth row: Barbour, Sykes, Robertson, Long. Oliver, Elder, Rushin, Walker. 66 -Y-V. -V 97 be um Wu! zarzrg NHT U RL All students hold as one of the ideal -l una r: rm Lgilfxo school The National Honor Society the r I W I Phi Beta Kappa of high school. The 51 4 i t this Society are chosen for qualities of character. scholarship, leadership, and se ice. gf-iff w, left to right: Apple, N.: White, Duncan, Sutton, Walker, S., Gattis, McCuiston, Wal r, .3 Goldman, Newlin, Lemmons, Parks, Ferrell, McPherson, Treas. Second row: Stanford, -1' ock gging am, Sec.: Bailey, Linnens, Miles, Hart, Truitt, Staunton, Shockley, Holt, Hayes, Apple, IX 1 reast, Medford. Third row: Miss Murrell, Sponsor: Adams, Pres., Toumaras. Harden, g, -up n, Cammack, Lilly, Williams, Oakley. QU ur une .lf 9 Liars 5 , X X ix , T 9 1- Cl b, s onsored by the local Kiwanis Club, devotes its time to service for the school and 1 - i . E elr, ar the students look forward to the Key Club Directory which has proved to be Z1 fr-.. h lp. 'Q - row, left to right: Harden, Pres.: Wall, V.-Pres.: Alexander, See.: Walker, Trees., A .2 : u ' ilker, Sponsor. Second row: Montgomery, Long, Robertson, Cammack, Bradley, Las- site c l 15 Third row: Satterfield, Garrison, Lea, Davis, Langley, Touchberry, Buddy. Fourth row: 'he x - -,f-- Bobby, Smith, Wilson, Gilliam, King, Sykes. Better Ulban Bulb The Keyettes, sister to the Key Club, have busied themselves with many Yrojects this year. One of these was to boost Christmas Spirit at W.H.S. First row, left to right: Mi es, Newlin. Pres.: Neal, V.-Pres.: Vernon, Sec.: Elder, Trees.: Mrs. Gerow, Sponsor. Second row: Duncan, Boone, Thompson, Sutton, Gattis, Goldman. Third row: Taylor, V.: Crowson, Davis. Hogan, Frissell, Robinson. Fourth row: McEvoy, Sharpe, Garrison, Taylor, S.: Gilliam, Rogers, Harper. 'Minas ZIII for the East Members of the Junior Civitan Club have undertaken various service projects this year. Collecting books for the library is one of the many. First row, left to right: Thomas, A., Pres.: Long, V.-Pres.: Elder, Sec.: Brogden, Treas.: Fowler, Chaplaing Cheek, Sgt..-at-Arms, Mr. Poovey, Sponsor. Second row: Hester, Elliot, Bryant, Madry, Berry, Smith, Fogleman. Third row: Keck, St. John. Allen, Oakley, Turner, Browning. Fourth row: Thomas, R., Hughes: Adams, Fuller, Blggerstaff, Brooks. ujfrum morn 'Ulil ihnigljf' A comparatively new club, the Civinettes have gotten oh' to a good start. Through tireless efforts they are working toward better social service. Bottom to top, left to right: Stanford, Brown, Ray, Shirley, Forehand, Lyerly, Womble, Neal, Ray, Sylvia, Pres.: Ephland, V.-Pres.: Lee, Holt, S icer, goctgaday, Sullivan, Sec.g Morton, King, Cobb, Treas.g Ward, Harden, Davis, Drake, Samuels, ghue, ar ls. ugffairs uf 9tate l The members of the Masque and Gavel, a select organization, are outstanding leaders in speech and dramatics activities. Bottom to top: Elder, Benson, Morton, Forehand, Durham, Gattis, Elliot, Walker, McLauchlin. P ilflllfflif V!! bnsen ample Only the members of our two publications, the Don-WAH-JACK and the Barker, are eligible for the Quill and Scroll, a national honor society for journalists. They are chosen on the basis of out- standing work done on these staffs. First row, left to right: Jane Winningham, Nina Wheeley, Gray Duncan, Merle Sutton, Jane Bailey. Second row: Mary Shue, Sandra Walker, Betsy Goldman, Nancy Ephland, Dorothy Walker, Betty Medford, Ann Miller, Barbara Miles, Ellen Lyerly. Third row: Joan Brock, Pat Surratt, Kay Boone, Nancy Lemmons, Nancy Apple, Peggy Staunton, Mackie McLauchlin. C90 'AL L 49 f I 1 Fourth row: Holmes Harden, Don Adams, Avery Thomas, Jerry YRobertson. Gene Long, Bill Hester. The Junior Exchange Club has become one of the most active service clubs in our school. Under the excellent guidance of Mr. H. H. Thomas, the club has done much to promote good citizenship. First row, left to right: Allred. Grant., Oliver, Pres.: Durham, Vice-Pres.: Toms, Treas.: Schopp. Sec., Oakley, Thomas, Sponsor. Second row: Nichols, Hanford, C.: Maness, Malpass, Mottinger, Hanford, L.: Thompson. Third row: Bender, Atwater, Shatterly. Walton, Odom, Powell, Jim. Fourth row: Tickle, Ball, Jones, Wright, Powell, Johng Brock, Patillo. s Sf Composed of future teachers, the F. T. A. is a part of a national organization. Our local chapter, named for Henry Grady McBane, has grown greatly this year under the guidance of Miss Iseley. First row, left to right: Coveney, Tillman, Boone, Campbell, Alford, Sutton, Blythe, Apple, Goldman, Vice- Pres.g Ephland, Pres. Second row: Guyer, Owens, Mears, Terrell, Britt, Roney, Harvell, Manly, Bailey, Treas.g Wheeley, Sec. Third row: Warren, Maness, Guyton, Walker, Ward, Griffin, Jenkins, Mitchell, Lemmons, Surratt, Parks, Lindley, Medford, Eakin, Miss Iseley. T-he Sr. Hi-Y boys devote their time tolworth-while projects and service to the school and com- munity. Organized for the purpose of Christian fellowship the members are: First row, left to right: Oakley. Keim, Hughes, Pres.: Adams. V.-Pres.g Hanford, Sec.: Elliot, Treas.g Hodgin, Smith, Mr. Scruggs, Sponsor. Second row: White, Long, Thomas, Mottinger, Odom, Durham, Montgomery, Lassiter, Walton. Third row: Jones, Cheek, Schopp, Reeves, Pulley, Wall, Payne, Fogleman. Fourth row: Allen, Atwater, Bradley, Ball, Campbell, Hagood, R y, Williams, Lilly, Boswell. f 'i--., Because ofllarge interest this year, the Senior Tri-Hi-Y is divided into two groups. Following the standards of-'zthe Y.M.C.A., with which they are affiliated, these girls render their time and efforts to- wards greater service. First row, left to right: Manly, Warren, B.g White, Roney, Michaels. Owens. Brock, Boone, S.g Miller, Morton, Boone, K.: Mears, Walker. Second row. Medford, Jenkins, P.: Ferrell, Surratt, Cranford, Thomas, Bailey. Parks, Warren, P.: Qualls, Pickard, Coveney, Tillman. Third row: Marlette, Lindley, Eakin, Guyer, Graves, Hughes, Buchanan, Lemmons, Thomas, Morton. Alford. Campbell, Stallings. Apple, Sutton. Fourth row: Neal, Goldman, Kinney, Harris, Secreast, Jen- kins, J.g. Harvell, Sykes, Bowling, Britt, Waggener, Hyde, Ward, Lashley, Stockard, Mason. L The Junior Tri-Hi-Y follows the ood examples set by their sister organization, the Senior Tri-Hi-Y Helping the needy is their chief pgrpose, First row, left to right: Mueller. Sec.: Murray, McLeod Cox, Ramey, May, Wrightenberry, Harris, Cheek, Sgt.-at-Armsg Britt, Faley, Pres. Second grow: Earp Earle, Hatch, Rhodes, Hutfines. Russell, Simmons, Sec.: Page, V.-Pres., Poovey, Moore, Meisenheimer Treas.g Bradshaw. I New to the Tri-Hi-Y organization these sophomore girls are eager and willing to 'contribute their share. Working hard are: First row, left to riaht: Neal, Woodard, Paris, Surratt, Dickens, Nicholson, Shepherd, Spoon, Carroll, Parrott. Second row: Maynard, Horner, Garner, Mitchell, Durham, Rudd, Williams, Deese, Tyson, Oliver. Third row: Dodson, Jarvis, Oakley, Taylor, Hicks, Swinney, Idol, Stickles, Holt, Burgess, Miss Tyson, Sponsor. Fourth -row: Hartis, Campbell, Thigpen, Helfner. Lee, Harper, Grubbs, Hood, Neely, Nall, Jones. Fifth row: Samuels, Raynor, Rogers, Dixon, Roach, Webster, McLeod, Mann, Gilliam, Sanders, Knott, Burke, Pike, i The Scrlbbler's Club, which has two main projects, entering two portrait exhibits in New Orleans, and participating in the creative writing contest open to juniors and seniors, has joined the N.C.A.Y.W. First row, left to right: Foushee, Smith, Elmore, Gattis, Blythe. Second row: Durham, Bowland, Hartis, Lyerly, Forehand. Third row: Simmons, Britt, Mrs. Dula, Toumaras. Standing: Satterfield, Elder, Ray, Terrell, Brock. Vouloir, c'est pouvoir! To wish is to be able is the motto of the Le Cercle Francais. At the meetings h ld monthl only French is spoken, games are played, songs are sung, and plans are made to bring 9 Y two French movies to the school a year. First row, left to nght: Walker, Wheeley, White, Blythe, Lem- mons, Sec.: Terrell, Pres.: Wall. V.-Pres.: Parks, Treas.g McPherson, Hayes, Brock. Miller, Shue, Mrs. Hunter, Adviser. Second row: Duncan, Sutton, Winningham, Hughes, Thomas, Cranford, Thompson, ' ' ' Idl B Ml Ol'ver Thomas, Bailey, Newlm, Coveney, Morton, Boone, Surratt. Thtrd row: o, oggs, apass, 1 le H h Smith, Sykes, Lyerly Stockard, Plckard, Tillman, Alford. Fourth row. Hagood, Cammalcl ,1 ug' esi . i . t Foglernan, Oakley, Beard, Hodgm, Harvell, Mears, Warren, Waggoner, Eakin, Goldman, ea rf row: Odom, Smith, Berry, Durham, Deford, Adams, Cheek, Fuller, Smith, Wright, Steele, Abercrombie, Jenkins. Pennington. 96 The Bible Club, open to all students interested in Christian action, service, and fellowshilp, is one of the largest clubs in our school. Members are: First row, left to right: Brock, Blythe, Bai ey, Med- ford, Womble, Sec.: Wheeley, Pres.: Lee, Treas.3 Roney, Winningham, Secreast, Harris, Miss Kickline, Sponsor. Second row: Michaels, Miller, Rogers, Apple, Hughes, S.: Guyton, Bowling, Guyer, Warren, B.: Alford, Watson, Kinney, Boone, Morton. Third row: Lassiter, McIntyre, Smith, Ward, Warren, P.: Martin, Ferrell, Whitley, Robertson, Marlette, Hughes, E.g Long. Fourth row: Adams, Elliot, Cranford, Surratt, Thomas, Coveney, Mears, Sykes, Miles, Manly, Britt, Smith, Oakley. Fifth row: Allen, Beard, Cox, Hanford, Ephland, Stockard, Maness, Thompson, Eakin, Odom, Oliver, Patillo. Sixth row: Fogle- man, Horner, Roney, Swinney, Hardison, Ray, Qualls, Pickard, Hyde, Harvell, Lashley, Cheek, Halacheff. Seventh row: Keim, Wright, Pulley. The Young Life Christian Club, a comparatively new organization, devotes its time to Christian projects. This Club is open to everyone, and is under the guidance of Miss Piver. First row, left to right: Spicer, Harvey, Jones, Medford, Hall, Jordan. Chrisco, Miss Piver. Sponsor: Grubbs, Adams, Hood. McGowan, Sykes. Sox, Mooreiield. Second row: Wallace, Baulding, Ray, Nall, Coble, Idol, Oakes, Windham, F.: Minnis, Marlette. Rice, Buff, Hicks, Boring. Third row: Martin, Heyworth, D.g Huffines, Pennington, Roney, Heyworth, B.: Wall, Harrell, Kakavas, Toli, Qualls, Brown, McGowan, Brande. Fourth row: Caulder, Hodgin, Idol, Roach, Durham, Walker, Langley, McIntyre, Wood, Swinney, Andrews, Gant, Wingo. Fifth row: Jones, Rackley, Lindsey, Troxler, Felts, Jones, Merritt, Windham, N.g Sumner, Strick- land, ifklford. Sixth. row: Mitchell, Hagood, Elliott, Peele, Bane, Walker, Woifard, Hodge, Thompson, Win- rey, nge. Members of the Distributive Education Club are interested in learning the fine points of better salesmanship. First row, left to right: Crumpton. Gaydon, Wilson, Pres., Moody, Joyce, Love, Bolden, Moflitt, Warren. Second row: Dodson, Andrews, McAdams, Bradsher, Maness, Copple. Walker, Mr. Casey, Sponsor. Third row: Wright, Agner, Bayliff, King. Wicker, Lmvxlle, Rice, Dodson. The Diversified Occupations Club members go to various business Firms to learn trades that will groflt them in the future. First row, left to right: Waggoner, Arnette, Sutton, Smith, Thompson. uggs, Langley, Kropif, Mr. Albright, Sponsor. Second row: Miles, Gover, Pickard, Bristow, Davis, Campbell, Robbins, Jackson, Hyder. Third row: Horne, Ward, Watson, Burke, Hinshaw, Rudd, Turner, Wagoner, Chappell, Fourth row: Wall, Snow, Tickle, Kirkpatrick, Harrison. Pres., King, Ogden, Stall- ings, Turner. Fifth row: Kakavas, Wrightenberry, Jones, Costner, Burke, Shields. 4 W Recognizing students who participate in dramatic activities, the Dramatic Club awards points to those who do outstanding work. Some of these activities are: Club plays, Junior and Senior plays, and Dramatic Festival plays. First row, left to right: Walker, McLauchlin, Pres.: Morton, V.-Pres.: Goldman, Sec., Stanford, Treas.g Mr. Burroughs, Sgonsor. Second row: Sykes, Forehand, Neal, Ray, White, Durham. Third row: Gattis, Brock, Britt, mith, Earle, Graves, Maness. Fourth row: Shaw, Griffin, Bowman, Elmore, Apple, Adams, Owens, Shue. Each homeroom is represented in this nation-wide organization, the Red Cross. Working in the name of this well-known emblem are: First row, left to right: Taylor, Allen, Goodman, Coltman, Schieffly, Walter, Mueller, Sponsor Miss Stone. Second raw: Mitchel, Dodson, Lindley, Parrott, Sam- uels, Whitted, Holt, Secreast. Third row: Vernon, Goldman, Forehand, Sykes, Crawford, Murray, Brad- ilI1aev,uI-Iaifchcock. Fourth row: Toumaras, Garrison Thompson, Cammack, Anderson, Merritt, Oakley. c u ouc . uilnptbing jfllligbt ilaapperf' The Debating Team is made up of outstanding students of the Debating Club. These students, chosen for speaking ability, poise, and content of speeches, take part in annual state debating meets. First row, left to right: Yarborough, Benson, Gattis, Pease. Second row: Miss Harkey, Adviser: Hester, Elder, McLauchlin, Ray. East ?8ecaus'e The Debating Club is composed of students interested in public speaking and in taking part in debates. To argue the point and win is the motto of these young orators. First row, left to right: Ray, Sylvia: Lyerly, Treasq Miss Harkey. Sponsor: Gattis, Sec.: Brock, V.-Pres.: Shirley Ray, Pres.: Stallings. Jenk- kins. Second row: Michaels, Blythe, Apple, Stanford, Thomas, Morton, Lindley. Third row: Surratt, Samuels, Mears, Benson, Maness, Britt, E.: Walker. Fourth row: Campbell, Mason, Alford, Britt, S.: Sykes, Hockaday, Sutton. Fifth row: Trollinger, Foushee, Pease, Cox, Jordan, Berry, Adams, Elder. X the club, which is affiliated with the State High School Library Association, are: Fi'rs Kimrey, Sanders, Taylor, Kinney. Second row: Windham, F.: Windham, N.: King, - 1, -41' Surratt, Williams. Parrott, Lemmons, Glossen. Third row: Miss Dougherty, Sponso 1 , Descheemaeker, Britt, Dunn, Lewis. Fourth row: Walton, McKee, Clark, Meletiou, -. '-- ff' - . E IX II X I .es X 5 X The Library Club consists of girls who volunteer their time to assist the libra ii.-Q.. : I I we the ample The Inter-Club Council is a new organization to promote better relations between service clubs. It is composed of the Presidents of each of these clubs. Seated, clockwise: Oliver, McLauchlin, Hughes, Faley, White, Campbell, Newlin, Ray. Standing: Harden, Long, Hester, Thomas. Gift 1Berfent The backbone of our cheering section is the Booster's Club. Organized to promote school spirit, the club is open to any interested student. President .......,...,..., . ......,.... . ..... MACKIE MCLAUCHLIN Vice-President ..........................,. BUDDY Toucnnsmw Sec.-T'reasu're'r,.. .,., . .,............. DoN LANGLI-:Y First row, left to right: Woodard, Ray, Sylviag Ray, Shirley, Cates, Taylor, Hood, Raney, Earle, Morton, Spoon, Rorer, Waddell, Lee, Harris, Crawford, Davis, Hicks. Second row: Gaydon, Neeley, Nicholson, Hay. Deese, Collins, Sides, Long, Hanford, Rhodes, Joyce, Roach, Dodson, Thigpen, McAdams, Stinson, Thrrd row: Jordan, Keyser, Hawkins, Buchanan, White, Thomas, Campbell, Grubbs, Taylor, Garner, Oakes, Adams, Henson, Coble, Ray, Bryant, McLean. Fowrth row: Lee, Nicholson, Jarvis, Smith, Crouse, Ellis, Cox, Leonard, Taylor, Andrews, Hufflnes, Wall, Hughes, Smith. Shockley. Fifth row: Mull, Vernon, Cheek, Miles, Davis, Sharpe, Wilson, Durham, Litten Earp, Jenkins, Alford, Jones, Sutton. Swcth row: Haithcock, Shoffner, Broadway, Sykes, Harvell, Oakley, Beland, Wagoner, Merritt, Peele, May, Boswell, Phifer, Grant, Fyke, Beard, Batman, Hagood. With a song in their hearts, the Glee Club, directed by Miss Wiseman and Mr. and Mrs. Still, enjoys good music and shares its talent with others. First TOW, left to Tight! Harper. Boggs. Long. 501165- Lemmons, Marlette, Anderson, Browning, Walker, Waldrip, Walters, Brande, Sox, Crenshaw, Bryant, Sykes. Second row: Williams, Pullen, Clubb, White Wingo. Smith, Rice, Smith. B-1 Mihnis. Finley. Carlyle, Shiffley, Presnell, Nelson, Loy, Glenn, Creech, Kezziah, Peace. Third, row: Baldwin, Wray, Messer, Barnwell, Conklin, Rogers, Miller, Aldred, Carroll, Merritt, Moff, Thompson, Robertson, King, Brown, Moore, Davis, Dutfer. Fourth row: Walker, Phellps, Perry, Gant, Collier, Loy, Becker, Lewis, Allen, Agnew, Roach, Morris, May, Steward. Fifth row: Rich, Sawyer, Lane, Merritt, Sutton, Brown, Wright, Ware, Dunn, Hodge, Shoaf, Foster, Wilson, Carrow, Murray, Lindley, Greeson, Holt, Badgett, Holt, Parrott, Boswell, Schull, Windham, FJ Windham, N. Sixth row: Glass, Shue, Smith, Gee, Ander- son, Steel, Woffard, Craddock, Lindsey, Newman, Rippy, Oakley, Carr, Ward, Baker, Ferrell, Summerell, Benton, Richardson, Fidewell, Wyatt, Andrews, Holland, Lopaz, Catherwood, Terrell, Harden, Blanchard. Our prancing majorettes practice many hours to make a good showing for W.H.S. This year's baton-twirlers are: Left to right: Roney, Drake, Barnwell, Ward, Guyer. Our high school band has given many outstanding performances this year, both on the field and in the auditorium. We are proud to recognize our music makers, directed by Mr. Cole and Mr. Still. First row, left to right: Hadley, Poovey, D., Phillips, Piercy, Pickard, Camerer, Robertson, Holt, P.: McPherson, Heyworth, Cheek. Second row: Garrison, Gerow, Berry, Petty, Brock, Truitt, T.: Johnson, Fogleman. Kent, McClellan, Cates. Third row: Keim, McCu1louck, Benson, Payne, J.: Tickle, Smith, Ho t, M.: Steele, Truitt, P. Fourth row: Poovey, B: Bolden, Brooks, Walker, Swicegood. Avent, Lea. Kearns, Hershey, Wilkie, Yarborough, Surratt, Weeks. Fifth row: Sykes, Mitchell, Frazier. Members of the.Senior Class speaking at Commencement are those who have the highest scho- lastic average. Having completed four years of hard work, our orators are: Left to right: Toumaras, Apple. Walker, Holt, Parks, Lemrnons, Williams. l . Outstanding Juniors are elected to serve as marshals. Their duties consist of attending and ushering for all commencement exercises. Marshals for this year are: Front row, left to right: Rich, Sykes, Chief: G. Elder, Drake. Second row: J. Elder, Hogan, Alexander, Walker, Bender, King, Gilliam. f!Exniter5 Good examples of school spirit are our cheerleaders. They support all sports activities and cheer at every game. Deserving a hand themselves are: First row, left to right: Shue. Taylor, Morton, Hogan. Igkalya Bobbie, Mascot: I-Iockaday, Head. Second row: Ray, Sylvia, Thomas, Elder, Goldman, King, Ray, xr ey. Eine anti Tlliaken The Monogram Club is exclusively for boys who letter in the four major sports, football, baseball, basketball, and track. To receive a sweater, you must letter your Senior year and another year. First row, left to right: Long, J., Pres.: Cammack, V.-Pres.g Robertson, Sec.-Treas.g Coble, Hughes, Turner. Sec- ond row: May, Johnson, Browning, Patillo, Campbell, Touchberry, Hagood, Pegram. Third row: Bender, Macomson, Stuckey, Schopfzo, Walton, Smith, D.: Sponsor. Mr. Poovey. Fourth row: Terrell, Simpson. Ezzell, Elliott, Tickle, Fow er, Alexander. Fifth row: Harden. Garrison, Boswell, Hampton, Sandidge, Smith, J.: Brock. Sixth row: Long, G.: Fuller, Byrd, Oliver, Sykes, Thompson, Harris. R G 5 -if E Q1 N fV A' .W i-5--va? V4-yy I If-5: fff ' ,A 2 ' I X f pg L xv J 1: ,W gf- -Af A ff .D 'QU wg J .. ,ff Vg U9 3 ws , JJ :J ..l Ji 773 'Q 15' NE' -A' .rw 4' ' 4 1. . , JK: ' vq Ay XV A- wx Q, W , by J , A if . N' J PXP P 4 N ' 917 QV . .1 ,ff . 4 ' X ' xf-.,7 4 A. KX? Bonny Boswsm. D.-win COBLE: end tackle JERRY LONG Mun: CAMMACK tackle-Honorary Co-Captain center-Co-Captain Dxcxu: HAGOOD Houvms HARm:N guard wing back 106 LESTER CAMPBELL BILL WALTON end blocking back G.-uL ELLIOT CARL FULLER fullback-Co-Captain tackle DEx'rEn SMITH DoN ScHoPP wing back blocking back 107 L 4 Q what Our are Gentry, Williams, Harrison, Managerg Long, Barnett, Johnson, Touchberry, 'rowz Wilson, Elliot, Co-Captain: row: Brogden. Walton, Coble, We They 6 Graham ,.,., ..... 2 9 0 Durham ..... Raleigh .,.. 0 12 Asheville 0 Reynolds .,.... 4 J L 20 High Point ,.,,, This past year the Bulldogs did not enjoy their best season. Over-all, Coach Stan HuH'man's eleven won three games and lost six. This was due to the fact that the Bulldogs were short on man power, and injuries hurt the club. Mike Cammack, who played brilliant ball all season, was selected to the All-Conference and All- State football teams. Several other boys showed sparks of fine play. Co-Captain Gail Elliott made three long touchdown runs in one game. Holmes Harden, Bobby Garrison, and Dexter Smith also gained a lot of yardage. The entire line gave a good account of themselves during most of the games. Bobby Sykes and Toots Fowler are underclassmen who came through better than expected. These two boys are expected to lead the forward wall of next year's teams. 108 arp? Under the winning wizardry of Coach Dave Scarborough, the basketball team is looking forward to a wonder- ful season. First row, left to right: Cammack, Robertson, Co-Captain: Oliver. Co-Captamg Macomson. Second row: Harris, Bender, Crutchtield, Byrd. Third row: Scarborough, Coach: Shue, Talley, Garrison, Patillo. En PATILLO CHARLES HARRIS guard guard JERRY ROBERTSON Bxu. OLIVER center forward M1KE CAMMACK ROGER BYRD forward forward what rim It is only under the very capable guidance of our amiable coaches, that W.H.S. produces such powerful teams. The coaches who have brought many honors to our school are: Seated: Seelinger, Huffman, Scarborough. Standing: Miller, Scruggs. This year we have, for the First time. a wrestling team. These boys may not win every match, but they will be wrestling their best for W.H.S. First row, left to right: Heyworth, Gentry, Spoon, Bar- nett, Gorman. Second row: Gilliam. Odom. Williams, Fuller, C.g Ray, Barham. Third row: Lee, Fuller, F.g Fogleman, Hunter, Sandidge, Neal, Manager. 110 5Inrp? With all the veterans returning from last year's fine team, the tennis fiends of W.H.S. look forward to another successful season. First row, left to right: Morgan, Wilson, Bender, ' Toumaras. N Second row: Gilliam, Merritt. w i N w W i W N N w I X , 1 This spring the golf team hopes to tee off another successful season. The only boys in high school 1 that like to be outscored are: First row, left to -riight: Adams, Mottinger, Thomas, Fogleman. Second N row: Huffman, Coach: Blanchard, Smith, Durham, Mooneyham. 111 what Brice Glory? Although a host. of regulars will be lost from last year's baseball team, Coach Miller has conn- dence that the Bulldogs will be strong again for 1955. First row, left to right: McDaniels, Allen, Walton, Hagood, Johnson, Minton, Grant. Second row: Lee, Troxler, Keim Johnson, Hughes, Harris, Turner, Brogden. Third row: Smith, McCauley, Suggs, Patillo, Tickle, By d T11 H f d G r , a ey, an or , ar- rison, Boswell, Mr. Miller. Coach Seelinger's track squad had a great season last. year. Many members of this squad, which came through magnificently last year, are back. They are: First row, left to right: Browning, Thomp- son, Cammack, Smith, Touchberry, Hunter, Gentry. Alexander, Atwater, Mr. Seelinger. Second row: Hampton, Andrews, Elliot, Fuller, Blanchard, Anderson, Simpson. McKenzie, Phillips, Hunley. Third row: Brock, Sykes, Terrell, Barnett, Petty, Stuckey, Walker, Smith, Ezell, Sandidge, Huffman. 112 what a life! 1. Good girl, Gray. 2. That was a funny one! 3. What are you looking at? 4. The doors are open-you're welcome any .t1me. 5. Good ole' snowball fight. 6. Taft Hotel beauties! 7. The Boss's secretaries. 8. Having fun? 9. On txme? 10. Is everybody in? 113 Zlnhzx Administration ..... 7 Key Club ............ 90 Advertisements ...... ...... 1 1 7 Keyettes ................. , ,. 90 Advisers, .............. 61 King and Queen ....... 68 Attendants ....... 69 1 Le Cercle Francais ........ ,..... 9 6 Band ---------'-----------------------4------------- ------ 1 03 Library Club ....,,....... .,A,., 1 01 Barker Staff ...................................... 86 Barker Typists and Assistants ............., 87 - - Baseball Team .,............................,......... 112 Mgigieigi Jamtors i ' 133 Basketball Team .................................... 109 vals s '4 '- s - --'-'- 1 04 Bible Club ................................................H, y , ' -' ------ 3 8 Booster's Club Officers ........................ i fx, , ' 92 Bus Drivers .,................................... 8 1 ' x v , Ough ' 8 Cafeteria ------------V-------A----------- --'.'.----. 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N na1H0n0f Society a1--a---a----a Q 89 Classroom Sc nes .................................. 64-65 Coaches ........ ,...................................,.... 1 10 Pro --- -'-'-' V --------------- -f- 39 Commenceme eakers ...... ..... . .. 104 Prop ' '- '----' ---'--------- 81 Debating Cl ............. ........ t .... 1 oo r - ' ' 011 ----------- ---------- - -- 92 Debating Te ........... .... 1 oo i Dedication ,.,,,,,,,.,,..-,,,,,.,,,,,...,,,,..,,-,... 6 Red Cross Represe . s ..... 99 Distributive ducation .....................i.... 98 Diversified O upaf?sqs,Kf .................. 98 Scrib lub ,,.,,,.,,,.,.. ,,.,, , N 96 Don:-WAH-JAC Staff .....,............... 84 Secr es ,,,,,,.,,,.,,,.,,,,,,.,.,, ,.,, , U 54 DOE-WAH-JAC w ts an ' is nts 85 Se Class ,, ,,..,.,i,, .,,,,,,.,.,,,,,,. 1 4-38 Dramatic C111 ..... .......... 9 9 Senior Class Cffficers .......... 13 Senior C ass Pla .....,............ 76 Faculty ..,,,,.,,,,,,,. ' ,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,, 1 0-11 Senior Hi-Y .......... ................. . . 94 Football Feature . ..................,........ 106-10 61'1i0I' Tri- ' ............... ................... 9 4 Football Team ,,,,,,,, .,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,..,,,,.,,,,,, 1 8 apshots . ......... 12, 40 48, 62, 82, 113 Freshman Class ....... ........................... Z -61 homor lass ............. ................... 5 0-54 Freshman Class Offi rs ,.,,,.,,,,.,,,,,, ,,,,. 5 5 So omore Class Officer ...... ............ 4 9 Future Teachers of A ' ..............,. 93 Soph Ore Tri-Hi-Y ..... ....... ...... 9 5 Sponsor .. ................... ........ 7 0-76 Glee Club ......... Giftorians ....... Golf Team ....... Historian ............ Homecoming ......... Home Economics ....... Inter-Club Council ...... Junior Civitan Club ....... Junior Class ................. Junior Class Officers ....... Junior Ezrchange Club ....... Junior Tri-H1-Y ............... 102 81 111 81 39 66 101 91' ........42-47 41 93 95 Student Body Officers ............ Student Council ............. Student Government ..... Student Store .............. Superlatives ..,........... Tennis Team ...... Testator ........... Track Team .,...... 88 88 89 54 ........77-81 111 81 112 Wrestling Team .................,,........ ...... 1 10 Valedictorian and Salutatorian ............ 13 Young Life Christian Club ....... 97 5 . we 5 .. 1: X E fi gg xi? xi X 5 X X X v we X 5 r E Q Q R X a Q. Q. fi? .ii ,. H? K E W Q X1 n Q5 sv if fe f Q 5 . fs Q fp F? i .... f - z rw? 'iv Y W2 5 1 15X-,aa '- iw , :rr E555 1 . A1 2. ?1A::+:.: .. -:V 1? wif- -s gg ij- N: 1 4. K -fx -s wi F- ,qeffsi-gg'f.5ggf f4v,ffgg,: iw N 4 X X Wav? 5 ' X X A A+ Q ' .. X iaiksg Y- - '- xg . ,, . - 33 Q'QQ3A'Eag1a44,.Aaaa1!Ew.:f Qaida Mfgir 1 X , i X153 -X Q, ex K5 X Q K ' M , .,., K S K X X . .. 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Q i mwfjjv 'Wyftv ,JW MJMSW :lm P' ' O' A , 3, ,t Mt ,, 59,1 VJ' ,JMU ff .,t!f'4 X 1 f , f , , ff -, I0 u VU' M 0 Hifi itjxklf, ,F A l J I A if' sl if MJXWL 'V .. .U ir ya 6 tr i ELO COLLEGE Is Anxious to Serve the I GRADUATES OF WALTER WILLIAMS HIGH SCHOOL Elon offers courses in art, Bible, biology, botany, business, chemistry, coaching of major sports, commerce, dramatics, education, English, French, geology, German, Greek, history, home economics, hygiene, journalism, mathematics, music, philosophy, physics, physical education, psychology, religion, sociology, and Spanish. For information write or call L. E. Smit , President, Elon College, Elon Col g . C. www I endent of - BURLI ON CITY SCHOOLS X f, W, , rg , 1 ' J: -2, l, U. I of 'jf .5 a yV 9 I .. X- '- K J' X6 J, ' jp ,vlqgv I V p ll -' e if if 1 Gly , J-,YJ -W ffl v . if XQXFKJD l J -V e by Fa E i Prof: I'll not go on with the lecture until the room settles down. J . . f Bobby S: Better go home and sleep it off then, old man. VXV Jr Jjjifif i L , i' W jwl W ff yo fl l,'i 1 S I U ,K .4 I . 'ss 1 4 ' U X . v. 5 I . 5 9 0 mu. 9, Q . J I Here in Our City of tytfflff-ff , BURLINGTON 0 ft by Let us all Work together to make our Community A.: A good place in which to liveg ' A place where honest work brings an honest livingg A place where initiative and progressive ideas bring forth returnsg A place where the City Government serves all its peoplesg A place where we worship and live our religious principlesg A place where we can work and play and enjoy the goodness of livingg A place where our boys and girls will want to establish their homesg A place worthy of being called OUR HOME? The City Council and Officials Who Are Dedicated to Making BURLINGTON A Better Place to Work and Live U' YQ JCQAI' A A if if .. C ' , ff V PM of Sami.. iris 1 t L0 To express appreciation fo ch Q student in Burlingto 'im especially for the 19 5 4 Graduating Class of A Walter M. Williams High - E THE CITY COUNCIL of the x BURLINGTON PARENT-TEACHER if AssoclATloN fb wx FINE CLASS RINGS A ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS J 0 S T E N , S Since 1897 Q-5' ,if ?,E-'PE' Representative: L. C. CHILES 611 Colonial Qrive High Point, N. C. X 1 - CR K flxyjj S xlibs f ' ita- OYP 64532: QSHQTAC , Wil 'riff L W Lf3lyf,5,1f3ii2l5lfff,5?Wyf J at of M W E tLf,lf5W W ffdffffwpf. ' uffzsafzgt Many of your friends of earlier classes are now members of the telephone family We join with them in wishing you every success and good fortune for the future SOUTHERN BELL TELEPHONE AND TELEG RAPH COMPANY Holmes H: I heard you refused the job of president of the company. Johnny: Yes, there wasn't any chance of advancement. jmck ,Zia Q2600' . 'jyme f4'ZLg,4 501, L.. l Burlington Ministerial Association First Baptist Church Rev. Carlton S. Prickett Hocutt Memorial Baptist Church Rev. Tom M. Freeman Grove Park Baptist Church Rev. E. C. Chamblee Kinnett Memorial Baptist Church Rev. J. H. 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AUTOMOTIVE Sales FRANK CULP Phone 6-5258 BURLINGTON, SERVICE,' INC. ,fi Service 1 XX l .x as lf,- ' GENE MATKINS 116 Beaumont Avenue NORTH CAROLINA . . xx t fl Y H? 7? ' Jw wwf ,og , M b UVM ML 6 t w J If N 9 I MIQJ Mr. urro Have ever had any stage experie ? B . Well I had leg in a cast once. I x I Q if RLINGTON LU F , I M H I C O L L E G E omni! W t n North I a ina's Oldest College Congratulate THE CLASS OF 1955 and invite the students of Williams High School to investi- gate the advantages at MARS HILL - fully accredited . . . wholesome and inspiring campus life . . . variety of student activities . . . costs reasonable. Member of Southern Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools Write g 5, HOYT BLACKWELL, e'Prelifiem ,jf , r , A 1 ,J ,ll IL , I1 A The Best qf-tEveryth1ngj if Congratulations 4 ff ' ,l . 7 for the T able, f' ' fwfr u S ' ,' 0111111511 STR 'fr . ' , ah. , A f u, V 1. - . Q' GROCERY Loy and LYNNf It FRESH MEATS AND ,. ' . ti' STAPLE GROCERIES 'll' 3 . ' ,. Fresh Fruits and Vegetables x Vt' - I 1 1 'rl fi Congratulations A 2 zarhetf D - P I ' i - ' E' ELECTRICAL WIRING-DESIGN Graduating Class 1955 MAINTENANC ALES from COMMERCIAL-INDUSTRIAL - I RESIDENTIAL Sunbeam Salesman 1223 Webb Avenue BURLINGTON, N. C. n MARS HILL, NORTH-CAROLINA il ' 1 - f' Mrs. Green: Name two things that contain starch. Oliver G: Two cuffs and a collar. G. Monroe Word Home Builder Realtor Telephone 6-8811 Room 218 Bailey-Coble Building BURLINGTON, N. C. McCUISTON HOSIERY MILLS HAW RIVER, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 3393 Graduate to Greater Food Savings at Your Friendly COLONIAL STORE 286 East Front Street BURLINGTON, N. C. BREVARD COLLEGE An Accredited Coeducalional Junior College BARNHARDTS Offering - Liberal and Practical Arts The Courses of Study Include CHICKEN SALAD Accounting Law Business Administration Medicine HAM SALAD Business Education Ministry Church Music Nursing POTATO SALAD Church Secretary Psychology College Teaching Public Health PIMENTO SALAD Dentistry Public School Music Elementary Teaching Religious Education CHILI SALAD Engineering Science Grammar Grade Secretarial Teaching Administration High School Teaching Secretarial Course Home Economics Sociology Homemakins Sienwf-why KITCHEN FRESH SALADS Journalism Vocal, Piano, Organ Instrumental Music in Ui ae. snazlfflwrrw fr Stewart F. Cin Chemistryj : Oh! This mixture makes my arm smart. Don W: Why not rub some on your head? ALLEY and RADER Builder's Hardware General Hardware HEATING SUPPLIES Wh . 0'e 'e COBLE HARDWARE co. lll7 Webb Avenue BURLINGTON, N, C. Phone 64637 WEST END F 'JRNITURE CO. Complete Line of Home Furnishings 308 Trollinger Street PHONE 6-9406 H. T. NEESE and E. A. SHOFFNER DIAB'S DRESS SHOP We share the footlights of fashion with women in search of originalityu 224 East Front Street Next to the A 8z P PETE'S FROZEN CUSTARD 0ak Grove Grocery GROCERIES 1 MEATS 8: VEGETABLES No. 1-Trade and Lindsey Streets No. 2-S. Church St. near High School THICK MILKSHAKES PACKAGED ICE CREAM l Phone 6-4360 Suna'aes and Banana Splitv Corner Hwy. 54 8: Old Alamance Rd. Hewitt E qjx ,Eig.gs'-,AVN M ,if ee, r , l 'X . S . E L fy 5 a W L . p V 1 D' G: Did you hear about the troubles in the baker 'P y. y B. No, what was it? inah: Two stale buns tried to get fresh. 1 S. B. THOMAS CO. Roofing, Guttering, Skylight, and Cornice Makers, Heating Ventilating and Air Conditioning BURLINGTON, N. C. P. O. Box 37 FORD'S FLO-RIST Flowers For All Occasions C. L. RED FORD 315 Spring Street MEET YOUR FRIENDS ... at .-. ELON GRILL ELON COLLEGE, N. C. Welcome Always to a Good xy KIRKMAN,S Movie at the QR Young Fashions soN-AlR X' ' DRIVE IN THEATRE Alamance Hotel Building Ossipee Road Burlington, N. C X fx BURLINGTON, N- C- Under New Management Xi . X X L N FIDELITY Q W HOSIERY CONGRATULATIONS Q N ig N MILLS, INC. 'ii ir Cm DOYLE'S JEWELRY fx Phone 6-4342 f mx 'A' ,D XX X 4 9 6 ' ,fl L' ' V N, ' - I t ' ' L , I ' I , -' V .. V 5 . V x, at R he jf WN 'I , is 1 O , 3 . 9 l 5 -3'-9 5 'N J ' r . , . dl. 0 ru v ' -If X b I 't 8 A in E gf- , 3 i ,O 'YS i Wi 114, we fl Mrs. Gerowz Mike define the word puncture ' ' 1 Mike C: A punctufe is a little hole in a tire, usually found a great distance from a gara u J A Mc Q r - 'K W O G if Q gr W U 3 E I' 5 ,.4 D' H 1' P ' 5 5 S E 4 he O'g '-l fb Q I 0 X G L' O 9 9? F g VIP . 'D -Z Q 2 ' E2 ' z O fb - :f z E I--I Q Ci' he l'l1 Q D-1 ' Q- 0 . .X4 . E O ff.. U1 if : 0 ,.., b I . Q E CD MH Q gg Q E. E F-I 9 cf' U7 1 u 1' 2 :ze T' 3 Sf , . ' Z Q, 'm UQPM H g? Q Q gs ,O O ,K .IL . O 'C,r4 ff f:p',.,4'1, sf W-uf is . x, r-1 ,N 5 K Z C: E-Et '- E Z gpm CJ e +I ' X-H4 m A- Q - L. 0 F' sv Ex Q E 4- V H A ' it . xr ff' ., ' 1 ' l M- , v , 1 fi 'L Q ff sr, 'gs' 'N fm,-'3 'UE 5,80 C lf J - ll I I Judy S: Jane, spell needle Jane Rx, -e-i-d-l-e, needle. Jane: Well, 'tain't QI good needle then. , . ' NEES SHOFFNER URE CO. A Rl Q K j Judy: V ngZ therexis no i in needle. 1 DAX ll W My FU fl if 1 1 D oteil to Making i'BRIG R : B T R 1 HOMES Dla Visit Us for Your Needs in China, Gifts, Glass, Silver - All Nationally Advertised Lines THE TREASURE HOUSE Gifts to Treasure 120 East Front Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA will llwlpgll J S C. C. BROWN Plumbing G' Heating Co. Congratulations from MEBANE SHOE CO. Poll-Parrot Shoes for Boys and Girls if BURLINGTON, N.-C. , , C! -vb, F mg : Heating W r Co itionin , I RI R I SIER B LINGTON, C. I MI , . O V RSQEL G T ,co K . K MANU A UR ' J' ,ded combed s NOVE T HGSI RY rcerized Yarns r I rf its ru Bobby B: Do you serve crabs here? Waiter: Yeh! We serve anybody. Sit down. M ki te In the Tar Heel State of the Forty-eighty if Rex pg. , XS? YYV, Q or eeee 1 1150 Avi WFN S 93.9 FM Burlingtonas Progressive Stations BURLINGTON-GRAHAM BROADCASTfNG CO. COMPLETE NEWS 0 Local and Associated Press 0 Complete Sports Features 0 Leading Comics Your DAILY TIMES NEWS CITY RADIO SALES Er sERvlcE Two Locatio s 128 W. Andrews St. ,E 110 W. Front St. Q 'q 6-3 BURLINGTON, N C:--xii Music ismFood ov! the Soul J., The 'nest in ecortlsi Radios, Tele ts n, Phohogra , and 115111 DIAL 64417 o r' usical S ies f . ,gf . fi 971: X fflgpn ,A , ,Q ,,f' 7 f is 1 'oe jg fn t. fb? ff . X J ,twifgf WMM 'P 'I . Mm Robert R: How long is it from your heel to your toe? wt L. B. Shaw: I don't know. ' 5' 'X Robert R: One foot. BEST WISHES TO THE Byr ' Food 11 SENIOR CLASS OF 1955 Center ' Your Friendly Store ' X-L' from i1 5 Q I- V ,J f SPEC2ALIZING IN MEATS ,X fl' X j X'. 808 East avis Street 'X' ii, 'L .I LX, 'I I ' BURLINGTO , Nonru C INA EJN -1 fi' J-QYxs,! V i 'T 5 1- tc!! - ff' I EST wrigas 'N . Q 9 Come and See a Goo Movie 5 u ,L 5- .X 9 I . ef -xi. , is TN rx-' 1 1 'x ,X X X is N . 5. .4 N 0 YQ Wg -GRA DRIVE- N TH TRE My C DIE OR 02 ast Davis treet ,- I NJAIQEST 1sHEs , . GO E A RS Bu LINGTON, Non CAROL? 7 D YC NTE Visit Sout C h Street or 218 avis Street ' ' C D P d e a ry ro c P one 6-88 fd 1 ity Dairy P 0 c . X :J ey- , CO RATULA ONS M CKETT HOS Y I I N. ,I HARDWIC FURNITURE SHOP Repairs - Refinishing - and - Building Reproductions of Antiques 115 Fisher Street PHONE 2953 in . fu If , L4 I ' av - ,..i'1'5' 1 'Nl' If I' t ' 4. r' 1 1 .Q jj JH ' ' I X f . -aft! if-fi L dba! iff Ii if , f A VW . flf' X J? ,U4- 5' X Murrell: Give me 9 ee collective nouns. ig 4 ff- M . B. Wright: Fly paper, garbage can, and vacuum cleaner mi Ml Q ff Television, Radio and Appliances ! -Leadirg Makes Only THE TEFSEVISION co. of Burlington SALES 8: SERVICE Burlington's Pioneer TV Service 1421 South Park Avenue RAINEY STREET GROCERY Fresh Fruits and Veget l QUALITY MEATS 625 Rainey Street HifQ2, if e 3 'ff s PHONE 2946 ALAMANCE FCX SERVICE HOSIERY MILLS, INC. Fe, Manufacturers of FULL FASHIONED ' coovrnarrvs FEED SEED BURLINGTON, N. C. FERTILIZER CONGRATULATIONS To Be Sure - Insure With LAKE'S THE IMPERIAL RADIO G TELEVISION BURLINGTON - GIBSONVILLE LIFE INSURANCE CO. w. C. SURRATT, Dist. Mgr. WESTBROOK STUDIOS 1236 S. Church Street DIAL 6-6474 L Issfcri' F' C, V f' f f ,fffijk-Q ,fl ' I 1 . f ,- Iyfyylfj ff L1 . If jf.. Q if ,I ' 0 ,v1,.qf'j' 5 ,'., K. if , ' I , . nl 68. f' ff! I, K ' J, 5 I by f, X t f. Us A ix nv, I J , f o lr ,M IE 4 all lj V bbxll' KQV ' My alker No drtlki, IS equal to o. - Y r. : w w ' Bill O: 5 2 f r nothing. 1 K' g CLEANERS, INC. One Call Cleans All Webb Avenue and Flanner Street W BURLINGTON, N. C. WARRENS TEXACO SERVICE Clarence Warren PHONE 6-8 8 3 6 Dial 6-4439 1 541 Trollinger Street of - f WES ,C LYNN D LE HoP l A . MAT TY nd ' NO AROL NA CHIL 'S APPAREL ' OR 5 18 E. Davis street Next to Security Bank Burlington Plant Dial 4168 W ff ' - I7 I YT . f Congratulations H TING 1 . from Phone - Prov' - ' ee LADIES' SMART SHOPPE EW GRA AM NORTH ROLINA 26 1 ce t K -' W Sanitone', ' Snow White CLEANING LAUNDRY Mr. Fifth Street 232 WEST FIFTH STREET Phone 6-4922 Bob Fonvillen af VQMA DA I ACA WM W2 wifi? ADM I r. Burroughs: Chee up, oldm . D y I f John5? lbrin d wp! ff WX' 7 , ,J 1 I ib WEVCQTEN , 0 A A Y M f I - 'Z f I! ' P 27, QQAQHAL A A WARE , ff r Home and Farm WM, J f All Kinds of BUILDI RIALS I , K' .Aff ' ' ' if Yo sine ciat DJ gf -2 I DIAL 6-5584 'V U A 5' 'I' Sf 91 5 f 1 SERVING YOU 4 WITH QUALITY E 9, HADLEY'S I Q .S Estab. 1898 11 Q, The Jewelers Q A RAHAM, N. C. I R QF! I 3 .4 ng f , + DAIRY PRODUCTS .12 M fx. Get the best- , I I Gorham . . . Haviland A Get Sealtest 7. L- Silver China ATKINSON DAIRY, INC. gg 'ff SOUTHERN DAIRIES ,W Q 'Y Phone 6-8916 R A AQ ,, ESA -4 MV 'Aff 'M 'S 'L h My I 4 3 PL Ma, JL 8 SWK I IIIYWIW t eb v 4 I , M! LW U 15' if M PM . VXI? 1 ,Liv-. 47:4 mf: N!!-DFI '7gflL4-1, ' wif, 5 J4' J ' L rf' ' f:0,ggf,f.A, , 5.4- Q, 4N,g4.4f.2 44, 237' 'Z ' 'I of -Q 11 Ig':gSaS6V:Wgsgz:l thinking of getting married?'e-.fvffgtfe rJ1j,Q,,LA .7 L f EFIRD'S DEPARTMENT ELKINSfTERRELL A sToRE MOTCRS, INC. Q TE ' DeSoto - Plymouth BURLINGTON, N. C. Dependable Used Cars iv Biggerstaff 8' Beamon T F. REAL ESTATE Z RENTS 309 North- Main Street 'QQ A INSURANCE BURLINGTON, N. C. NY. ' - A ig ' eg BURLINGTON, N. C. DIAL 6 5538 ' X B x U15 1 ' x . gb ' - -' CONGRATULATIONS ASQ D HOME Q X. Q3 ix FURNITURE fm S D. C. BRYAN Yi iff-XA GRDCERY G- gw Complete Q X5 DIAMONDS WATCHES - JEWELRY 243 W. Davis Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Before You MARRY See Harry 124 W. Front Street BURLINGTON, N. C. M W A K W C . Q L -- J-01 ' 4 Jane W: Miss Harkey,mayI te my them f h' 'me on chewinggum? y Miss Harkey: Well, Jane, thitaplain noteb is more commonly used. ZA n M Q 0 W0 H 0' W. H. DUNCAN S 0 1 h HOS X Esso SERVICE C L , I 0 1 K ff ' WMD! K LI , N- C. our Happy Motoring f 6 6L N Corner 5 fy - Ladies' F -F I idnedz M! H si y ' D d Ch h sr r Bei' NEAL WRIGHT 2 Class of 1955 Internalijnvjfllifnt, ancsp S Watson Sterling K Q ffvm sn x Ch' a - Crystal Q 5 . Q. sERvlcE Q E FURNITURE B NGTON, N. C. 1 205 South Main Street 1804 S Church Street DIAL 6 2920 Ph 6-5956 I gs, Q 135025 N I I 1 'L Jw 5 i . Mix? , . 1' f J, vp W J9 I W 9 A ,, 4. JJ P Q0 WX X Mrs. Byrd: What is L 1 der? JA - Don M: A u person on a crowded bus. VW PAYNE OIL CO., INC. ' Phone V74-35 - 7436 - GASOLINE -:- KEROSENE FUEL OIL G haul - Haw River at Underpass Part of all you earn is yours to save I6 rg Q 2 Q, OMMUNITY FEDERAL Sq Q 5cwmgfJ ana'.,L'0affzJ1A0cazz'wn o T-I QQ N 445 s. spring street : opposite Post office gb - PHONE 3631 313 X' ' .c.l3 1l',8 ' puffy I L: fE 5.f1 ' N if V fygfiiifflmiif Miyi fwpggggg .G MV. ,L J 5 f i ' if iyiyei JAMOSICF displrayed in faculty rkmig ea at .H.s.: RustmP eace I IW' 09 434343925 . . . this business of life insurance, that is. Ever had it explained so that you could easily understand all of its many wonderful benefits? Your Occidental representatives in Burlington would like to tell you the whole story. UIIIIIENTA ' 6 231.5 If 2.5 ?. 2. .' RALEIGH NOIIN CIIOIINA llUllNCl I lll IIIS 7 Cxoligylll LIZSQJNS SENIORS Y have su l ed this far. May your ' I I ool k dge elp you to a I gf heq1rhy,Q: . ELIZA T EA E I-IOSIERY MILLS, Inc. so GTON, NORTH CAROLINA SANDRA EL ER - LUCY GAIL ELDER - CLIFFIE ELDER ' I N WMA ?yf4f ' ' 0 112 W ' ichline: gexf u tell us who built the ark? oger B: No. ! ' . i I Miss Kic 1 ez rrect--for once in your life. if A + Best Wishes to All Graduates of 1955 BAKER-CAMMIIGK HIISIEIIY MILLS, IIIO. xi, -Xa N l 1l .1- l1.. ' . Manufacturers of Men's Hosiery X . u 'X 'BURLlNGTON, NORTH CAROLINA I -L Headquarters for X STYLISH CLOTHES for High School Students Since 1914 FORMAL RENTAL SERVICE u S 1 . T. N. BOONE t Tailors ii BURLINGTON, N. C. I' and GREENSBORO, N. C. Alamance Printing Company Commercial Printing Engraving and Photo-Offset DIAL 6-18 81 729 South Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. ja . .434- QQLL- -papa. a?,aLI,24.fg- is-'.4.fT'5fl-' 1' f c . .I , ' ,. n , , . gh. ' uffg 6 fp. ,J - . H . X L 1. , 4--'.. ,V 6 I M W Iffiw W A L Do you really lik d b y b ter than the other kind? M Il A y Ann M: What other kind? EI I ' SYKES FOUNDRY AND MACHINE CO., INC. EouNDERs -I- ENGINEERS I Dial 4281 Maple Avenue BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA FOSTER HOSIERY MILL BURLINGTON SPORTING GOODS CO. 349 Worth Street Makers of Fine BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Womenfs Hosiery DIAL 6 6634 XX 556111311 BIRD CAB 'I 24-HOUR SERVICE IIE I uD0n't Say Taxi-Say Red Bird CALL 6-5561 0 MM MWQMM Wwffw A WIICJ nvbfffjg Q ii I O may., .L WWW Jf Irl udent If knewl try some myself W W0 Mb O.. A I Q! PM Ik I Mrniiiirz v C y of X me what makes the Tower of Pisa lean? R. O. BROWNING, General Agent A. D. PATE AND CO. WJ JUU CECIL M. YARBROUGH, Owner My DJJ, INsuRANcE COMPANY Reliable p,fn,e,s .M Phone 6-8548 Smce 1906 DIAL 6-2082 613 Security Bank Building BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA BURLINGTON, N. C. Quality Foods - Low Priced W I L E 5 GRIFFIN HOSIERY S ESIQIFCE MILLS, INC. No. 1 No. 2 Manufacturers of Corneg 'llyiolrehead Corfiieg: Church FINE SEAMLESS HOSIERY I anstfeiiser a31ubcB13v2y Seniors Future Leadership Is THE COFFEE SHOPPE Entrusted to You Breakfast and Short Orders All Kinds of Sandwiches DIAL 6-6387 Beside Carolina Theatre 208 S. Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA ' BARKER'S TIRE SERVICE ri N M Guy Barker E Q X' U. S. ROYAL TIRES We Specialize in Vulcanizing and Recapping Tires C 67,5 74 Davis Street Phone 6-8901 31 g 553' I 3 I , f P ' j ff k 5-P rs. H nte ' ,' ill ha only a half day of school this morning. a : a L- e .9611 v the other half this a ernoon. I. H D SYST f I NGToN, N. c. . I from I Congratulations Best Wishes from l XJ GEORGE H. FOXWORTH Architect Graham, North Carolina Congratulations to The Class of '55 HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE . . . PAINTS UR I BUILDERS SUPPLIES MCCL E MILL SUPPLIES FUNERAL SERVICE FARM IMPLEMENTS BURLINGTON Pho e 7488 , GRAHAM Phoge 2711 Dlal 6-5348 TWENTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY INSURANCE, BONDS a RENTS, AND REAL ESTATE CHAS. V. SHARPE W. SUMMEY SHARPE THOMAS O. JONES ED J. HEILMAN CHAS. V. SHARPE, INC. - 559 South Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. XF J ,Q X45 l ' . 4 3 l E- X .I P :'. , I X. M., r . . 5: Y 4. a J 1 ' in X. 1 N.. NW 8 . E- ll is X If X .Rf I I A vlfxfx I. V' fm . 'I I Vi l ', I . ,X I I ' f I I K A II x N IEC r I ff! ?k .Z f -M I X I ' I LIS f, TI 4 I ,Q,f-Tyne! I, f'4 Ir' iq P- F gg ,Z l ,. Ig.T f'lf'J,I M10 Bgverly hism dp k ill eme beautifuI? j S It hasn't Iione much for th t tl . I v I X ' ' ' if 2 ' - 91, Xi. A IIN ,V I--I-I fi Lb ' X lib NSMII my E. MAY IRLIG SERVICE ,Sf . IH RUG CLEANING I I 603 s. Main street If DIAL 6-3496X C. B. ELLIS CHEERWNE . BOTTLING I VMMUSIC COMPANY FOVCOIVIPANY .M if 7k PIANOS M. J. SMITH JW I WBAND INSTRUMENTS pu . TELEVIS ON ' V0.5 S USIC 5 df' and 7 GW RECORDS STANFORD Moron COMPANY if Q Ik I I' - ' X 123 Front Street PHONE 6-5523 BURLINGTON, N. C. 1222 South Church Street . BURLINGTON, N. C. ' X K.. Xxx SQ S. Wesco MILLS, INC. Q X A 1620 South Park Avenue X 54 fp FINE TRICOT FABRICS I x. 1 -.Xxx X X1 5 . 5 I Q. 1 A Y QV' N ' eu . My Awww emi e A .X ' f gi! JCI .fi MM Y61m ell party tonight., if 'K ' 445 ' ' i if EX gfg toxgo and wasniinvitelcg 7 i ' v ' i ' i A 1 lj ' ' i Jivkuw 1 AJ' :nk i MW Pgufwm i AMP V2. 3 JAMELVILLE MILK mm 1 ' ifiiiifii! ggmeniiig cf, Illllllll qu Good Health MK MILK 1 M H b- PASI'EUlIZED 1- a lt N k X H UGH K s b Phone 6-6391 i 3 Q l NS in - E '-:gk North Carolzmz 5 Largest Naztiomzl Bank B S E C U R I T Y NATIONAL BANK BURLINGTCN 5 Greensboro - High Point - Raleigh - Tarboro - Wilmington Member Fed r I R s System I Member Fed al D p 't Insz nce Corporation i CQ T .Qf,,1,.A ,fgfzfi fy! ,J ZIQVLZ .f07fC431'1f-ff ' I f 0 fi ' ff 2,1fie'ftffffY'6 ,f A -A -,ffl W A yy xy W X! 6 ff',fy! V EdieH Lonhasaheadlk d k b X Sylvia: How come? if Eddie: Any girl can tur t. ZIMMERMAN LUMBER CO. , .- North Main Street VVBR BURLINGTON, NORT AQAR INA 0, A nn QV, 4 Jef effiggwf JH v 5 - , MEP 4, R 'G . 5 Al N s E T D R u c o. P ESCRIPTIQN DRUGGISTS WHITMAN'S CANDIES EASTMAN KODAKS We Appreciate Your Business ACME DRUG MAIN ST. DRUG Phone 6-2404 Phone 6-1663 Lf' it , Q w it 5' al' V M! W1 . ,.-P' I A gl J ,I o 1, I . Jo Ann M: What's all the hurry?' ' 60 WW 1, N iiflewwn f Becky C: I just bought a 'neyv textbook and, 1 am trying to get to class before the next M df edition comes out. . ' A ' CENTRAL CROCERY CO., INC. WHOLESALE GROCERIES, NOTIONS AND CONFECTIONERIES Dial '6-3161 7? . AJQMMJL 122 North Main Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA con.E Moroks Your ' . P O N T I A C 7 w and INTERNATIONAL Q' 1, .I Deqlei' .fi 4, J , ! , , Ni,. 1 :North Church Street DIAL 4266 at A Il0RNE DRY CLEANERS -.l.-.- 1 We Try to Please 739 E. Davis Street BURLINGTON, N. C. W. J. BERRY 5' SONS PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS Anything from a Card to a Book ANNOUNCEM ENTS BUSINESS FORMS STATIONERY Phone: Burlington 7686 SOUTHERN MUSIC SHOP Burlington's Music Center 'A' BAND INSTRUMENTS PIANOS SHEET MUSIC 'k 702 West Davis Street PHONE 6-7875 I A I R: AM, X lr tra ' V la Q 2 t X J X K-J gr I I l r 'i g vs I ' W 1' ' Q Y A - ' t f 'R X. , ' I ,J I 5 , 535' ' sw ix I M 59' E A1 FI hx' vial! . 1 5 'SE ,H lx: Ex - K, Q ,R I Hostess in dining hall: Say, what's the idea of trying to take toast out of the dining room? , . J y X o. '. COLEMAN'S ' MEN'S SHOP C FINEST IN MEN'S WEAR' Arrow Shirts -- French Shriner Sc Urner Shoes Timely Clothes - Knox Hats Sportswear by Revere, Botany 62 Holbrook CAROLINA CLEANERS' SEVEN POINT Odorless Cleaning H 0 5 I E R Y INCORPORATED t C 1320 North Church Street Men's, Womerfs and BURLINGTON, N- C- Childrerfs Hosiery B 1' , 'H' 'ngmn u CARROLL sf PICKARD Clty Schools Cafeterlas ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELLORS AT LAW Always Serving You the Best From the lst to the 12th bl MRS. LEE BARHAM, Supervisor 801-2-3 SCCUTUY Bank Building MRS. NORMAN FIDLER, Sec.-Treas. BURLINGTON' NORTH CAROLINA X CONGRATULATIONS X from Your or Awake 'RR G. MARVIN HOLT, INC. -R J? S KAXR FRIGIDAIRE DEALER .EA , be or H, 12 Qs fl 32 Q fu ,yfeefef jf, Linda M: Er, ah, I wanted to make some charcoal sketches for my art class. Kay Day Tile 81 Carpev. R- L- , . , inflv. A Wholesale Company Speczalzst m Flopr Gfbvermgs f ' ' Linoleuim -Q?rgQZ1lliloom Cai' ef I I Notzons, Drugs F Aj-He Lbgflf pf? My School Supplies fl UI Digg :zoos . V AWP ' 7 I 11596235 hu ef Q11 if PHONE 6-8326 ,L LINGTON' C'?Rcl,.l' 5 132 North Main Street , '- Q 1 V, il, ' ,1 ,U H bys shlon S. f R N RATULATIONS Al ll 4 from jg V 6 v Whef Jr J F shw Our Hobby PAUL'S RESTAURANT 20 7130 Maple Avenue and BANQUET HALL URLINGTON, Nonrn CAROLINA Dial 6-2450 BURLINGTON, N. C. TUXEDOS CONGRATULATIONS Sales and Rental Service from H., Edwards Cr Williams Architectural Designers BLALOCKS 219 Bailey-Coble Building 129 East Front Street BURLINGTON, N. C. I and T.V. SERVICE THE HAIRSTYLE CENTER 'k O PHONE 6-2220 337 south Worth street Ph 6 3941 FZ J' V BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA one 'fl - ' in ff' ll of J l . 0 e M' -1 ff I K ., 49' l ,f ll :E 1 4 f 244' .vas MQ Al, 'vi I. - il ,rr W1 ' 3 gf: I l H1 'fe h ,W . Rt fu ll bill ll llllbzme Dm' J 5 I 0 - 1 'A ' If ' E R 'iw V1 4.9 'f 1 l -J' . ul. I :F 1 ff .if ' B . Cafter theatre datejz But dear, what did you object to? I 1 , ,. 5 1' g . ff-'Elm kae W: Why, th idea of you bellowing Author! Author! at a Shakespearian drama 1 ' ' 7 ' if V i 1 E A ,J K . ,yn . V R 1 . ,L,W!1v1 JONES, INC. J B1JRL1NGTON,N. C. . HoTPo1NT APPLIANCES Motorola T.v. 57 GOODYEAR TIRES 'E W 260 W. Davis sneer , 0 I' ,, 1 1 MORTON'S LESTER A. JESSUP GENERAL CONTRACTOR MORTON'M'L ER' 'NC' Ladies' Hosiery - Lingerie 1808 Brown Avenue Hoifselzold Linens - Curtains Draperies, Small House Furnishings, Venetian Blinds, Window Shades, Gifts, Draw Rods, Lamps BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Phone 8153 122-126 Maple Avenue 1-RU I-I-1-15 51-ORE ALAMANCE LAUNDRY ' ' GROCERIES ' ...Save a Day the Laundry Way Phone 6-9602 GLEN RAVEN, N. C. DIAL 6-6381 Since 1918 REACH FOR un 861111 Kfea The Bread YOU NEED fog Energy! BAMBY BAKERS , Ng 'W BURLINGTON, N. C. Hepe W: What do you think would go knee socks? Dale W: Hip boots! vw . '14 , MM well with my new purple and green shOrts,and 'm Cora Czhtgeh 1 1 Brock s Men s Shop angle.-Hsu Jimmy Brock, Monoger Dial 6-6246 THE YOUNG MEN'S STORE Where You MEET YOUR FRIENDS Styles of Today with a Touch of T omorrowu 123 West Front Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Jeffrey's Paint 81 Paper Co. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL F1111 Line of'Paper, Painting Supplies, Artists' Supplies and Wall Paper BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA TROLLINGER'S FLORISTS Flowers for All Occasions 351-353 South Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Phone: Day 6-1668 Night 6-9057 BEST WISHES from STOP - SIl0P SUPER MARKET BOB MESSER, Mgr. CHAS. J. DURHAM, JR. AGENCY INSURANCE SERVICES FIRE AUTO LIFE Dial 6-7943 or 6-0488 303 Trollinger Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA I. C. HARRIS LUIVIBER CO. Manufacturers of HARRIS WINDOW UNIT BUILDING MATERIALS SPECIAL MILLWORK and HARDWARE 701 S. Spring Street BURLINGTON, N. C. DIAL 6-9321 If We wou y No' I really t ought you d made It you C ESE RPORATIO DEAN PATTERSON CONSTRUCTION CO. Water - Sewer - Grading Roads - Streets - Athletic Fields , alon fproudly s o g his new jalopyj: Y u o dn't think it was second-hand 1 j' . S : . ' ' ' . fj X, J of Phone 6-6126 1150 S. Main Street fl BURLINGTON, N. C. E AMERICA ' M. xW. CROWSON :Ik V All Classes of URLI N, NORTH ROL A INSURANCE TRANSACTED A X ' R, 219 E. Davis Street 3 'K Y X ' e 1 Q S. Pat. OH' I Garrison Building l 'Q BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA X If 7 I . I V I I la . I I JL IN J FUR URE STORE Quality Furniture for Less 325-327 Trollinger Street Phone 6-9649 FOSTER SHOE CO. 132 East Davis Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA AUTO PARTS and ELECTRIC COMPANY Church Street BURLINGTON, N. C. O DIAL 4287 - 4288 X W! I I N may gift' 3 s ' 4' I 35-wi: gpwx' ICLLJ 01-fkfz If . 5 ' I EVYQIM 'I X 7 C I' V' .3 N I VM ' ' 1 X Ce' Y: Pleace change that ham and eggslordered to pork chops. ajft rfrf . Wgqess: The chef's too busy to do tricks right now. ,ff ,gf I gy.: AJ L V' SOUTHERN GRILL 4 f J? ' I .zu MW TEEAMQFW mf Food at its Best f,g,sg9 'A 4, ' 7635-Ralf . - ,.. f V . K ij, + ' :R ,I-..v.f... . . I Lf. ' 111 South Mam Street , . ' -. Vi BURLINGTON, N. C. A 'h0 ?Fd's THAI ,. P . Sales IH ' fffk Service WHEN You WANT I I -A R FURNITURE 'Q' ' Be Sure and See the beak, Big-Footed Boys -D at T CITT:0I1g:Jl?A1v::UBE BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA , , AsHER-McADAMs Woody Wilson s DRUG CO. Mel-l's PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 0 . . Phone 6-9226 Trollinger Street BURLINGTON, N. C. The Shop for Young Men 139 East Front Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Congratulations . THE JEWEL BOX BURLINGTON, N. c. fi . J A LJ KLA Xvkb QN N f K K' ' if Qjjilqr no My T LH A ff g Qgirjf if ily ff 1 - T 'C ' CD G L ivy M j 5, My My vgw B y T: Who agfjnigyf III, lily a wife and yet stay single all his life? Q .Af ND ty N: Amin ster gli 1 f ill ' A fm ,ff C, N 3 J, HIIME FINANCE sPlNKs SHOE SHOP Q' . u , fl COMPANY .0 '.AlUf,.0:d' fvfl' 1 AUTO LOANS : FINANCING For the Bm in 'I ,J U REFINANCING df' SHOE REPAIRING .D QL 333 South Church Street yi ,X BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 0 ' E. B. Wm, Mg,-. 1-me 6-7331 313 South Worth street 1 B BE vsf ES J jam T0 jpwgsggz AS Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. FP5lT,,.iyf'l 'i' Q9 Highway 70 - PHONE 6-6341 DIAL 6-1273 834 S. Church Street BURLINGTON, N. C- THE STATE THEATRE Your Friendly Courtesy of RICH 6' THOMPSON FUNERAL SERVICE Independent Theatre AMBULANCE DIAL 6-1622 BURLINGTON, Noam CAROLINA BURLINGTON, N. C. ,Z-e,-Mi, Afwep efdgife-6. fi A '5VLCl'QL,,46e,,p,,,L, Miss Stone: Please be quiet! The people around you can't read. ,W Alita W: They ought to be ashamed-I could read when I was six. Wg fpvk- wi Z cg ALAMANCE LUMBER COMPANY, INC.2,.,,L,u F X I 7114, Building Materials of Every Descriptiona' W BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA R. E. BOONE WARREN'S LAUNDRY -1- CLEANERS Corner of Ruilin and Main Streets 306 South Main Street DIAL 6-5650 DIAL 6-6226 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA BURLINGTON, N. C. C. C. JOHNSON OIL COMPANY 1611 South Park Avenue SHERARD PHARMACY 1245 Webb Avenue TWO REGISTERED BURLINGTON, N. C. PHARMACISTS Ph : 3912 D one - ay Free Delivery 6-3469 Nlght Esso Kerosene - Essoheat Phone 4477 PEELE ELECTRICAL COMPANY, INC. ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 1529 Webb Avenue DIAL 6-4441 Pl 5 f X 'AA sk S 1 . . I 1 y 1 KUTR Sf' ll 'Y v' X K. ,JN aj XY 4x I N U ul G Jy ,yn 1 NX N x. : e 1 4 , X0 1 Ax XZ W I . ll E X I h , fr . 'I ' il v -'Q a ol d?3n't kIfOsV?w sl 0 S ver A Ann: Th Lone Rang I . X ' K Xllx I5 J I Y I Custom Service on T.V. and Radio Q Is X X Receivers-Any Make-Any Model 'Q A CENTRAL GEM A Nationwide Institution K THE HOME OF VALUES TELEVISION CO. Sales GENERAL ELECTRIC T.V. Service 1133 Webb Ave. Phone 5205 At Midway BURLINGTON, N. C. Manufacturers Of ESQUIRE SOCKS TA DARD H0 IERY MILLS, INC. BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA HuEY's BAR-B-Q SLICED Or CHOPPED 100 and 87 West BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA . Highways 6-4427 RALPH HUEY, Mgr. I I APPLE MOTOR CO. 304 S. Church Street Phone 8147 F. M. APPLE C. C. CARTER BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA The Best In Used Cars ,iii V xi Agency, Inc. I y,.f A I rw? Q I . My , V I XL N - ' jim 3?-'Iii O X 45 f Pig I f J i, 1 I ,H Mr., la k : ' ll me how many t f coal ere shipped out of the U. S. in any one yearn V I L 2-none. V ic' f 64.7.67 I QWQI Qi ' 1 l ' S0merS'P e Congratulations , R9 X from lGOLDMAN'S Serving in Real Estate - Mortgage Loans Fire, Automobile, Casualty and Title Insurance BONDS and RENTALS Members ' EARL PARDUE GLENN MILLER C. G. Somers Your Favorite Store Office 431 South Spring Street for DIAL 6-2436 Ladies' Smart Shoes Opposite Post Office ALAMANCE BOOK fr TOWER STATIONERY co. Across from Post Office HOSIERY , BOOKS FOUNTAIN PENS M I L L S SCHOOL SUPPLIES PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS FAUCETT E COAL SALES COMPANY KEROSENE FUEL OIL Dial 6-03 7 3 A 1 J KX' . V if .1 X '7L . E' XIEA' NE, N1 ,A Kffn, E, ,-.14-,' A .-.J ' ' ' r '. I ' ' i ryan bv? JN . f' ,V ' 3' Q J' -1 4 K j? kj! 5 Elm, 17, 19, V' ' .. oi QW j-fv C67-4'i-C5 'V' o 1 Jane B: Nina drives l k lght ng doesnt he? 4 E Barbara M: Yes, al ys striking trees. ab df? 10 BICK LUNG MOTORS, INC. U DODGE-PLYMOUTH Dodge Job-Rated Trucks - N Vf , 1258 s. Church street Phone 4221 ' W, fg BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA gy if ' T AM! K Q - FRESH FRUITS sl E yy Q A renn-Wilson, Inc. VEGETABLES EW. FOR HEALTH A . ' M1 9 sy Clothing 3 wi' N ji' , Jr Q vw . i' QQEE i' 1 -X PATE-DAWSON N TREE L 'xr L COMPANY Ez! i DISTRIBUTORS ' X 138 E meet North Main Street E 1 X DI 67X BURLINGTON .C X LE, E EX K Av 5x Ek E A . X ' Xgest W1 e Class of ' 5 Q A 255:11 A :Tune COM NY A vw Q K E A N . 1 No. z B125-E A X MENU 703 East Davis street X fH-H ix . ,SEE Q 21 ik DIAL 7368 i X VO RE TSE N 1QQx 9kib-R ALRQRRNNLNRE , Q Q ' Mrs. Winniqgham' Did you have a bala c ' in, the cafeteria toliay? I , Z Z Z1 ane W3 IYCQMY bea ' h r same ix o + rw - K B-LJ' IQ-wb' W ' 9 f ITF? EW JJJEAL S H?BB QR HOBBIES and TOYS TIGHT EN ,K the FAMILY CIRCLE A J ul' 315 S th Chur h St t DIAL 8464 BURLINGTON N C ,- . Mew WW, ray D h n Ou re not J VM I I x , N ne L: promis you the next time you contradict me, I'm going to kiss you. n 7 1 4, , . , . I , WMM MI RS H SIERY MILLS, INC. VU I VW , -1 O L Manufacturers SW J f ' HOSIEEY VJ l A BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA z L , If TAY'-0R'5 NEW sKlD's DRIVE-IN 0 a USED CARS HV. It U F 1357 south Church Street Delicious Sandwiches DIAL 6-3300 and Drinks BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Highway 70 IDEAL DRY CLEAN ERS 315 Trollinger Street 211 Logan Street ALAMANCE ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO., INC. Contract Wiring and Retail Electric Supplies Phone 6-2429 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION SPONSORS OF THRIFT SAVINGS AND HOME OWNERSHIP Since 1914 Save - Have - Finance - Own The First Federal Way EACH ACCOUNT INSURED TO 510,000 114 W. Front Street ' DIAL 6-241 8 I ff v, V el. . dx -' . A A pf by , . f ff' Q -X - A I , A f -f ,V 5 'Lf K If F- o , 1 A fuk ff ate -' uf sw ' nou o ea f Bec H: ea . eras r 5 ' ' I Q ' fy ' A fl ' if l ,I e , A . 4 . f 1 Q , J' 3 I 41 4 .1 1:5 . 'A Y 7,-.. gf 0? ' H 4 , , 2-I in ' , .v '- l vig!!! fl 3' f 5 1 I Q JM lf ff i i l J X I l I ,ul gl ,jx 4 s xl I lj if Ji jf' XXJJ bla! rfmdlatilfzg U,'L1.f R ff J 'fl' fglhflgfllflllllills Qlumpanpl s I . ,. q4.f If jx cOuF,pj1A?'l5D F fl jail il MM I . AM S f wif, I err IIJIAOLF Hos if l A. ilfsgk' lg jfllqgq P :ir SPURIINGTONA N- 9-4 , 'ff P if f ,J ,6 fl fl gl' ,? . YQKIPV' BAQQILOR X yM91wgLAi1AN' INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. x I , j fBailey-Coble Building I fir ' vs N . 'I Xi Q Q jj ' BUELINGXTON, NORTH CAROLINA x J'-Pholue 6-lfllbf 219 Maple Avenue hh-fl I ALAMANCE fl D153UC COMPANY Accuracy Purity Service Your New Rexall Store Bailey-Coble Building Opposite Post Office RAY'S ESSO SERVICE Phone 3710 S. Church St. Across from Walter M. Williams High School GAS, OIL, TIRES, BATTERIES WASH and GREASE Call For and Deliver Manly Ray fovg A I D if 2 , ,,,, AMX, r V6 IWLLM f X Alvxs R a coul e more sad than a man without a country? 37 Jy OJ Jimn2' C: u without a man. U www, r V .L W3 I WUVWW ffl! C RAT ATIONS om .' FR K WALTON AIN NG CONTRACTOR Dial 6-5989 537 Tarleton Avenue BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA CAROLINA BARBER SHOP Six Specialized Barbers - to- Serve You East Front Street DIAL 6-1243 ALAMANCE RADIO and T.V. SERVICE RCA TELEVISION Sales and Service MR. ALLEN GRAHAM, Owner 422 North Church Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA CURRIN 81 , HAY Men's and Boys' Wear BURLINGTON, N. C. .IENNINGS M. BRYAN ,IENNINGS M. BRYAN, JR. Insurance That Protects ALAMANCE HOT WEI NER LUNCH Dial 7459 200 West Front Street BURLINGTON, N. C. DIAL 6-4746 REGAL L E STRANGE 1603 South Church Street Always Ready to Serve You DIAL 6-3742 ATLANTIC GAS 8: OIL GROCERIES : MEATS Highway 54 BURLINGTON, N. C. .. E25 Q9 .EQ ri bfi Vickie T: I'd like a book, please. 2 Miss Stone: Do you want something light? Cv ' - Vickie: It doesn't matter, I have my father's car outside. H 3 R ' sag HAZEL KNITTING MILLS, INC. A ' . iw BURLINGTON, N. C. Q18 HAZEL KNITTING MILLS WRIGHT-KNIT HOSIERY MILL Radford Plant ' Home Oflice P. O. Box 1058 RADFORD, VA. BURLINGTON, N. C. B I G G U N PIN E SURPLUS CHEMICAL, INC. 1010 Webb Avenue BURLINGTON,N. C. . . Janitors' Supplies O Army-Navy-Civilian Surplus CAMPING AND SPORTING SUPPLIES PHONE 3165 115 Johnson Street The Best for Lessv BURLINGTON, N. C. ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIRS AND REWINDING SMITH ELECTRIC REPAIR CO. MOTORS BOUGHT AND SOLD m Phone: Day 2074--Night 6-6-879, 6-4790 129 East Ruflin St. : E. M. PENDERGRAPH, Manager : Burlington, N. C. ff . Mi WP . is W f MQW 67 72 We . mf M MW ff nf.. MW kwa .J If MQW 5 F5 Man on bus: Whom do you think you're shoving? Other man: I don't knowg introduce yourself. . M O R R I S F U R Congratulations C O M P A N Y A 240 Cross Street PHONE 6-5934 BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA O. G. THOMPSON AN D SO N S BASON 5' BASON 1504 N. Church Street BURLINGTON, N. C. 136 East Davis Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Ladies' Ready-to-Wear and Accessories BEST WISHES ASKEW sToNE QYJNTX YQ? WEBB 1219PfIf31I3hENgg6fffeel PRINTING CO. BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Dial 6-0363 31 BUIlLINGTON DRUG C0. PUBLICATIONS - COLOR WORK - BUSINESS AND SOCIAL FORMS . . . at Reasonable Prices 417 N. Church Street X 72104 I Q C W W ' 1 Fast train, no brakes, lazy cow, beefsteaks. i.f,3'.. 'fi J. Curry Isley G' Sons 1216 Maple Avenue Groceries, Meats, Fruits Vegetables Delivery Service Phone 6-2103 GUYES Women's Apparel 327 South Main Street BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA BURLINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Dial 7465 BEST WISHES from MEDICAL CENTER , PHARMACY B. fr L. HOSIERY CO., INC. Full Fashioned Hosiery P. O. Box 589 : Phone 6-7148 BURLINGTON, N. C. x I .fi TIRE co. 1 A Q 7 Sou,h Church Street U , , TOWN FINANCE C0. If fi C Q4 QGUA ANTEED k!,f'I15 XARQISTRONF fRhino-Flexl TIRES PHONE 6-9180 - 4 , , g and ' I-fly !? LARECAPS 116 West Andrews 0 ' Q! V DIAL 9586 BURLINGTON, N. C. 1 1 BUBLINGTON I CAB C0. MANN S CUT RATE DRUG STORE 24 HOUR SERVICE DIAL 6-4926 Same Prices At All Times Dependable - Safe Drivers 1324 N. Mebane . . . 6-1624 440 South Main Street BURLINGTON, N. C. . I- Q 3 r :.' ul is -tiff-4,1-.IAV . '51-v9,.-g.,,k ,ft I . 4 'S ?' , 'l A -114 413 I ' I4 0' Q v 0 If love is blind, and lovers can't seeg Then why the heck, don't someone love m BROWN'S HOSI ERY GRAHAM MILLS, INC. MOTOR li SALES BURUNGTON, N. C. IUC' OLD ROBERTSON GROCERY SERVICE STATION Cameron Street BURLINGTON, N. C. Corner Queen Ann and Grah BURLINGTON, N. C. Twlx-TEENS 4. I 0 9 JUN IORS A WOMENS BURLINGTON, N. C. KN ,X A 5 EQ f I R E X43 N. 1 Street Best Wishes SALES, INC. BURLINGTON, N C so EE 2 Cie? I eat my peas with honey, I've done so all my life. 1 It makes my peas taste funny, but it keeps them on my kmfe! FITCH BROTHERS Men's Furnishings R. BANKS FITCH SAMUEL A. FITCH 122 E. Davis Phone 6-9472 BURLINGTON, N. C. Congratulations CAROLINA PAPER BOX COMPANY, INC. Congratulations HUMPTY-DUMPTY SUPER MARKET 505 N. Church Street BURLINGTON, N. C. TRO-LLINGER COAL and FUEL COMPANY 241 West Andrew Street Phone 6-411 1 Cvngralulutivns Individual Photographs BILL PRICE BUICK b INCORPORATED y Buick Block BURLINGTON, N. C. DELIVIAR STUDIOS 2? Qflfigfi K? A When Better Automobiles . Group Photographs 3008 CV I 7 Are Built by . 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