Altamahaw Ossipee High School - Tomahawk Yearbook (Burlington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1958 volume:

BRUARY 1958 otf'icers Pr°ud Indi lans Rec Rasebo f Ch ampionsh i tllomatjaftiL 1958 :••• ' • . Emm m4k Published by THE TOMAHAWK STAFF ALTAMAHAW OSSIPEE PUBLIC SCHOOL Altamahaw, North Carolina Table of Contents EDITORS MESSAGE.................................. 3 A DAA I N I S TR AT I N ...0....0.... «0900090909000.0 4 F AC Li LTY ..•••. .««0...O0.. ...• .. 9.. .0000...00 5 CLASSES, ..................... 9 0 9 9 . 9 1 1 ACTIVITIES............... 0 0 0 . 0 9 33 AT HLETICS.............o.........o.....o..9... 5 5 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL........„..................... 65 ADVERTISING...................... 0000... 75 Page 1 i ' jg MMMMMfll «Sil : . |||p Mi :V rj. ■ s-m • '? ' «i ■ ■ . bbau m Tool! the Students who day by day have strolled • y.o;: the campus and roamed the halls of the school we love, the staff of the 1958 Tomahawk dedi cates this yearbook its pages and recall cherish search for knowledge. This book is an attempt to portray the Altamahaw-Ossipee School Day PEGGY SADLER, Editor BECKY JONES, Associate Editor leuf, cd A. 0. Page 3 students who have been by Day pictorially so that students may at a glance look back and relive the days of joy and moments of pleasure shared with friends and c lassmates. One day you may even miss the long class sessions as well as the sports and social life; then you can turn the pages and in memory again enter the halls echoing with a thousand memories of students who have been passing this way since 1922. with a 1922. Administration C. C. LINNEMANN J. ALLEN THACKER Superintendent Principal Alamance County School Altamahaw-Ossipee School Only with the combined efforts of the county superintendent, the local school committee and the school principal can the daily work of the Altamahaw-Ossipee School run smoothly. Their devotion to the educational process is an inspiration to students, parents, and teachers. Their reward lies in the success of the students who make a place for themselves in tomorrow's world. JB N. HARRIS, Chm. VERNON S. JONES, Sec. W. N. REID, Treas. School Board Page 4 C. F. BLANCHARD DAN W. IRELAND High School Faculty RONALD E. BLACK A. B. , Elon College Public School Music-Glee Club L. A0 FREEMAN B. S., N. C. State Agri culture-F. F. A. DONALD C0 ISELEY A.B., Elon College, M.A., U.N.C. Science-Student Council MISS DOLORES J. JOSEPH A.B., W.C.U.N.C. Spanish, Phys. Ed.-National Honor Society, Basketball MRS. CLYDE M. KIRKMAN Davenport, W.C.U.N.C. Math-Future Teachers Club Junior Sponsor MRS. JANET B. KNIGHT A.B., Wake Forest English-School Newspaper LEARY KNIGHT A.B., Wake Forest Social Studies-Senior Sponsor MISS REBECCA LOWDERMILK B.S., Greensboro College Piano W. L. NEILL Elon College Band CHARLES PADGETT A.B., Western Carolina Phys. Ed., Social Studies Coach-Monogram Club MRS. IRIS PENNINGTON A. B., Elon College Commercia I-AnnuaI MRS. RACHEL W. TROXLER - B.S., W.C.U.N.C. Home Economics-F.H.A. MRS. ADELIA TRUITT A.B., Elon College, U. N. C. Librarian-Library Club MRS. JEAN W0 SADLER W.C.U.N.C. Administrative Assistant-Annua I MRS. KATHLEEN S. BLANCHARD Dietitian Page 2 Elementary Faculty MRS. LOIS M. BOST A.B., Elon College; M.A., W.C.U.N.C Fourth Grade MRS. GENE B. COTHRAN A. B., W.C.U.N.C. Second Grade MRS. ALLINE PG GARRISON A.B., Duke University Fifth Grade MRSo MARIE M0 GARRISON B. S., W.C.U.N.C. Seventh Grade MRS. HAZEL T. ISELEY A.B., Elon College Fifth Grade MRS. LECY M. KERNODLE A.B., W.C.U.N.C. First Grade MRS. KATE S. McADAMS A.B., Elon College Sixth Grade MRS. NANNIE Tc PATTERSON Appalachian Second Grade MISS MAGGIE POOLE A.B., Duke University Third Grade MISS ELIZABETH RAUHUT A.B., Salem College First Grade MRS. OCTAVIA RUMLEY A. B.r Elon College Third Grade MISS GLADYS SARTIN Elon College Fourth Grade MRSo PEARL Bo TROXLER A.B., Catawba College Sixth Grade MRS. MYRTLE WAGONER A. B.r Elon College Eighth Grade MRS. MAXINE K. WILLIS A. B., Elon College Eighth Grade Page 6 Mrs. Troxler says, A stitch in time— in Home Ec. Class. Coach Padgett directs an end-around No Hunt-and-Peck for Mrs Pennington's typists. Male faculty takes time out for lunch. Mr. Knight brings history class up to date on world affairs. Science class continues to be amazed at Mr. Iseley's experiments. Mrs. Knight expostulates on The English language. Algebra becomes easy as Mrs. Kirkman demonstrates. Page 7 Fifth grade listens as Mrs. Iseley explains Geography Around the World. Mrs. Patterson's second grade reads and writes. Learning to read is a pleasure with Miss Rauhut. Lets visit Scandinavia with Mrs. McAdams' sixth grade. Mrs. Rum ley teaches third graders to spell. dbauA- (d Pnepasuztitm. . . Music classes are fun with Mr. Black. Office assistants and bus drivers provide a special brand of service. The responsibility of getting boys and girls to school on sunny days, rainy days and, sometimes, on snowy days lies on the shoulders of a capable crew of well- trained bus drivers. Answering telephones, running errands,’typing, filing and mimeographing are all a part of the day's work for seniors who elect to assist in the principal's office. At the same time they gain valuable experience in office practices. Office Assistants Left to Right: Pete Barker, Billy Alcon, Ethel Ring, Jerry Garrison, Carolyn Terrell, Larry Sherrill. Left to Right: Judy Combs, Dan Ross, Jane Madren, Larry Reid, Brenda Boone, Luther Smith, Pat Gerringer. Bus Drivers Front Row, Left to Right: Darrell Woody, Bobby Hardy, Dan Ross, Billy Alcon, Jerry Garrison. Back Row: Donald Woody, Luther Smith, Pete Barker. baud- cd Se uuce. . . Page 9 Lunchroom Workers Audrey McCann, Arnold Ward, Verdie Crumpton, Ida Ruth Williams, Jack Price, Gaynell Ward, Judy Tate. Annie Vincent, James Evans, Geneva Garrison Safety Patrol 'age 10 Safeguarding the youngsters who walk to school and helping to keep order on the school bus is the task of safety patrol members. Their service to the school pays off as accidents are held to a minimum. Mrs. Kathleen Blanchard, Mrs. Blanche Ross. U ' °nni eQ th oo ces C m heV f0'9 e,?V'°'bl Colors Red and White Flower Red Rose Class Officers Motto CAROL SHEPHERD. JACKIE SIMPSON. CAROLYN TERRELL JERRY GARRISON. ......President Vice President .... Secretary .....Treasurer Adviser Mr. Leary Knight Page 11 gSi v S j 'V flk i'ywfcm BRENDA SUE BOONE PHYLLIS ANN COLE JUDY KAY COMBS Page 12 Be Bee Phil Jubby GARY MICHAEL BARBER WAYNE FRANKLIN BARKER ANGIE LOU BELL Mike Pete Candy BILLY GENE ALCON Wesie WANDA MARIE ANDERSON ALBERT CHARLIE AUSTIN A.C. MANUEL HOLT FAUCETTE Coy Pee Wee Mert JAMES H. DURHAM VERDIE MAE CRUMPTON ERRY WAYNE GARRISON PATRICIA ANN GERRINGER SARAH BLANCH GILLIAM Raindrop Pat Sadie S SSIfI I I mm i:,':' j BOBBY JOE HARDY JEAN GRAY HENSLEY MOLLIE SUSAN HICKS Hardy Jeanne Mollie Bee Page 13 HENRY DAVIS JONES, JR. NANCY KATHERINE JONES MARTHA JANf MADREN Henry Boots Brain AUDREY McCANN PASCHAL JAMES HUSS McCULLOCH RUTH CARPENTER McCULLOCH Jimmy Mac Page 14 KENNETH HUGHES BEULAH REBECCA IRELAND Ken ETTA JANETTE HOWERTON Shorty BONNIE ETHEL RING Apple JIMMY DAN ROSS Dan LINDA GREY RUDD LONNIE W0 RUFF CAROL SHEPHERD LARRY CLINTON REID Willie LARRY PRESSLY SHERRILL sis £5fi. . Ll,; GAYLE ELIZABETH PATTERSON Pat JACK HENRY PRICE Fat-Cat Monkey Biggen Press! y Page 15 mm V % ■ mm Pm-:-;-:;::-::-: I • I | ■ ■ dfl pill y0mX;! -:■:-.: :.-:::::v: .. : : JUDITH CAROLYN SUTTON POLLY ANN SUTTON JUDY FAYE TATE Sutton Little Bit Judy JACQUELINE SIMPSON LUTHER EDWARD SMITH JESSIE LOUISE SUTTON Jackie Luke Kitty YVONNE ELLEN TONEY CAROLYN DEAN TERRELL ELLEN TERRELL Page 16 Dean Shorty CHARLES ROY WALLACE Bullfrog ARNOLD WARD Twin DONALD WARD Twin LAURA GAYNELL WARD Gay J. JUNIOR WARD J.R. IDA RUTH WILLIAMS Ruthie DELORES JEANETTE WINN CURTIS FREDERICK WRENN Runt Joe Page 17 JOSEPH HAROLD WRENN SEPTEMBER MOST POPULAR BEST ALL 'ROUND Judy Combs - Holt Faucette i.lflDW e 11M MOST COURTEOUS McCulloch - ArnoM .IKELY TO SUCCEED dren - KennetbJHughes 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 IS li 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 ■ pT ATHLETIC one - Roy Wa Brenda MOST TALENTED ?1 ftlpson - Junior Ward llii ' ' ■ — ijitfift , BEST Carolyn Terrell DRESSED - Jerry Garrison MOST ORIGIN gie Bell - Jack Price ' _ Senior Activities BILLY ALCON FFA 1,2,3,4; 4-H 1,2; Science 3,4. WANDA ANDERSON Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1; FHA 1,2; Dancing 1,2; Li- brary 1; Basketball 3,4. A. C0 AUSTIN Music 2; Football 3,4; Jr. Civitan 4; Library 3,4; Monogram 4; Play 4. MIKE BARBER Football 2,3,4; Basketball 3,4; Glee Club 3; Monogram 4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Physical Education Assistant 3,4. PETE BARKER Football 2,3; GleeCIub3,4; Explorers3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Office 4; Bus Driver 4; Plav Manager 3,4. ANGIE BELL Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; FHA 1; Spanish 3; Music 1; Hub 3; Tomahawk 4; Office 4; Senior Superlative. BRENDA BOONE t. Basketball 2, 3, Co-Captain 4; FHA 1,2; Monogram 2,3; Vice President 4; Dancing 1; Tomahawk 3,4; FTA 3,4; Physical Ed- ucation Assistant 4; Senior Superlative 4. PHYLLIS COLE Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Hub 2, 4; Student Council 1; Monogram 3,4; FTA 3; Spanish 3; Play 3,4; May Court 3,4. JUDY COMBS C h e e r I e a d e r 2,3,4; Monogram 2,3, Secretary 4; Dancing2; Tomahawk3, Business Manager 4; Majorette 1; Dramatics 1;FHA 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1; Science 1; Spanish 3; Class Officer 1; Office 4; Play 3,4; May Court 3; Queen 4; Senior Superlative 4. VERDIE CRUMPTON Library 4; FHA 4. JAMES DURHAM Glee Club 2; Science 2,3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4. HOLT FAUCETTE Monogram 2,3,4; FootbalI 1,3; Co-Captain 4, Basketball 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk3,4; FFA 1,2,3; President 4; Senior Superlative 4; May Court 4. JERRY GARRISON Hub 2,3; Student Counci I 4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Science 1,4; President 2,3; Monogram 4; Class Officer 1,4; Football 1,3 1-; Baseball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Office 4; Band 1; Spanish3; Play 3,4; FFA 1; Bus Driver 4; Music 1; Senior Superlative. PAT GERRINGER Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2,3,4; Dramatics 1,2; Library 1,2, 3; Monogram 4; FTA 2,3; Civitan 4; Vice President 4; Spanish 3; Play 3,4; Basketball 3,4. SARAH GILLIAM Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dancing 3,4; Spanish 3; Music 1,2. BOBBY HARDY FFA 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram 1,2,3, President 4; Football 1,2,3, Captain 4; Basketba I I 1,3, Co-Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Tomahawk 4; Play 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Physical Education As- sistant 4; May Court 1,3, King 4; Senior Superlative. JEAN HENSLEY Dramatics 1; Glee Club 1,2; Hub 4; FHA 1,2,3; Library 1; Mono- gram 2,3,4; Dancing 2; FTA 3; Cheerleader 2,4, Chief 3; Spanish 3; Play 3; Civitan 3; Office 4. MOLLIE HICKS Dramatics 1; Library 1,3; FHA 1,2,3,4; Monogram 1,2,4, Vice President 3; FTA Treasurer4; Spanish 3; Basketball 1,4, Co-Capt- ain 2.3; Tomahawk 2,3,4. ETTA HOWERTON Tomahawk 2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2, President 3; FHA 1; Dramatics 1; Play 3. KENNETH HUGHES Hub 1; StudentCouncil 2,3, President 4; Dancing 2,3; Class Of- ficer 2,3; Chief Marshal 3; Spanish 3; Play 3; Honor Society 3,4; Senior Superlative. BEULAH IRELAND Music 1,2; G leeClub2; Library 3,4; Library Assistant 4; Spanish 3. HENRY JONfS FFA 1,2,3,4; explorer 4; Play Manager 4. NANCY JONES Music 2; Library 2,3. JANE MADREN Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Dancing 2,3; Hub 1,2, Associate Editor 3, Editor 4; Spanish 3; FTA 3, President 4; Jr. Civitan 3; Play 3; Marshal 3; Class Secretary 3; Office 4; Senior Superlative. jimmy McCulloch FFA 1,2,3,4; Explorers 3,4; Library Assistant 3,4. ruth McCulloch Hub3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 4; FHA 1,2,3; An- nual 4; Library Club 3; FTA 3,4; Music 1; Spanish 1; Senior Su- perlative. AUDREY McCANN PASCHAL Music 1; Glee Club 2,3; Dancing 3,4. GAYLE PATTERSON FHA 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; NHS 4; Dancing 2; Annual 4; Library Club 3; Spanish 3. JACK PRICE StudentCouncil 1; Hub 3; Dancing 3,4; Jr. Civitan 3, President 4; Music 1,3; Class Treasurer 1; Play 3,4; Library Assistant 3; Senior Superlative; May Court 4. LARRY REID Science 1,2,3; Explorer's, President 4; Hub 3; Tomahawk 4; FFA 1, 2, 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Football 2; Baseball 2; Jr. Civitan 3; Play4. ETHEL RING Dramatics 1; Glee Club 1,2,3; Library Club 1,2; FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3, 4; Cheerleader 4; Spanish 3; Play 3,4; Jr. Civitan 3,4; Office 4. DAN ROSS Football 1,3,4; Baseball 2,3,4; Science 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; Music 1; Play 4; Monogram 3,4; Office 4; May Court 2,4. LINDA RUDD Glee Club 1,2; Music 1; Library 3,4; Library Assistant 3, 4; Spanish 3. LONNIE RUFF Music 1; Science 3; Explorer 4. CAROL SHEPHERD Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Library 1,2,3; Hub 3; StudentCouncil 2,4; NHS President 4; Music 1; Spanish 3; Class Officer 1; Play 3; May Court 1,4; Senior Superlative. LARRY SHERRILL FFA 1,2,3,4; Science 3,4. JACKIE SIMPSON Hub 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1; NHS 4; Music 1; Student Council 3,4; Spanish 3; Senior Superlative LUTHER SMITH Science 1,2,3; Monogram 4; FFA 1,2,3; Football 4; Baseball 3, 4; Play 3. JESSIE SUTTON Dancing 1,3,4; Glee Club 1; Music 1; Library Assistant 4. JUDY SUTTON Tomahawk 1,2,3; Jr. Civitan, Secretary 3, Treasurer 4; Mono- gram 3,4; FHA 1; Glee Club 1; Dancing 2,3; Play 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Spanish 3. POLLY SUTTON Library l;GIeeClub 1,2; Dramatics 1; Monogram 2,3,4; Civitan 4; Cheerleader 2,3,4; Spanish 3; Play 4; May Court 4. JUDY TATE Music 1; 4-H 1; Library Assistant 3,4. CAROLYN TERRELL GleeClub 1,2;FHA 1,2,3, President 4; Hub 1,2; Student Coun- cil 3, 4; Science 1; Dancing 2; NHS 4; Monogram 3,4; Play 3; County Student Council President 4; Basketball 3,4; Spanish 3; Office 4; May Court 2,4. Senior Superlative. ELLEN TERRELL GleeClub 1,2; Music 1; Dancing 4; FHA 2; Band 1. YVONNE TONEY Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Hub 1,2; Music 2; Library 3. ROY WALLACE Music 1; Glee Club 2,3, President 4; Football 2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,3,4; Monogram 2,3,4; Hub 4; Office 2,4; Play 3; Science 2; May Court 4; Senior Superlative. ARNOLD WARD Music 1,2; Glee Club 2,3; Hub 3; Library 4; Safety Patrol 1; Li- brary Assistant 2,4„ DONALD WARD Glee Club 2, 3; Library 3, 4; Safety Patrol 1; Music 1,2; Jr. Civitan 4; Library Assistant 2,3,4. GAYNELL WARD Library 1,4; F HA 4. JUNIOR WARD GleeClub2,3,4; Cheerleader 3, Chief 4; Tomahawk 3,4; Danc- ing 2,3; Monogram 3,4; Dramatics 2; Science 1; Jr. Civitan 3; Play 3,4; Senior Superlative IDA RUTH WILLIAMS Library 4; FHA 4. JEANETTE WINN FHA 1,2,3,4; FTA 3,4; Basketball 3,4; Hub 4; Dramatics 1; Library 1,2; Spanish 3; Play 3. CURTIS WRENN Science 1,2,3; Monogram4;4-H 1,2,3,4; Football 4; Office 4. JOE WRENN Science 2; Baseball 3; Football 3,4; FFA 1,2,3,4; Monogram 3,4. . Colors Blue and Si Iver Flower White Carnation Motto Class Officers is prayer; therefore let us pray Advisers Mrs. Clyde Kirkman Miss Dolores Joseph All work BECKY JONES...... MARY RUTH WALTERS BRENDA SAUL...... ROGER THOMPSON., .....President Vice President . •. o .Secretary .....Treasurer Page 21 BETTY DOSS HILDA COZART TED COBB DARRELL COBB EILEEN BARRY KAY GERRINGER DON GILLIAM GERALDINE HALL SHIRLEY HALL CHARLES HENSLEY HAROLD DURHAM WAYNE FOSTER LARRY GARRISON MINNIE GASTER BERNICE JONES BARBARA BECKY JONES HILDA MANSFIELD JO ANN MANSFIELD COLENE MOORE LEE BOBBY REDMAN JERRY ROSS PEGGY SADLER BRENDA SAUL DENNIS SHERRILL MARVIN PATTERSON TOMMY PATTERSON DOTTY PUCKETT LINDA RAINEY DAVID SMITHEY HARRY SOMERS MARY LOU STURDIVANT CLYDE SUMNER HAROLD THARINGTON ROGER THOMPSON VIRGINIA TRUITT JERRY WALKER MARY RUTH WALTERS Juniors JEANEANE WILLIAMS JOYCE WILLIAMS DARRELL WOODY DON WOODY Page 24 mm ' -vi'.-.y; Class Officers Advisers MR. DONALD ISELEY MRS. IRIS PENNINGTON JOHN GARRISON. TOMMY PRITCHETT RACHEL DODSON. NIMROD HARRIS.., ......President Vice President .... Secretary .. • • o Jreasurer Page 25 HENRY AUSTIN GLENN BARBER CHARLES BARKER PEGGY CARTER GARY CRUMPTON IRENE CRUMPTON LINDA FLOWERS TREVA GANN JOHN GARRISON KAY GOODMAN DORIS HAIZLIP NIMROD HARRIS § ■■ t?'s ll bse J. B. JOHNSON BERNIE JONES RITA MASON BARBARA NEWNAM BRENDA HENSLEY MARIE HUGHES DENNIS ISLEY EDWARD MADREN JERRY MADREN BILLY PHILLIPS TOMMY PRITCHETT SANDRA SIMMONS L0 D. SMITH GLENDA HENSLEY SARAH NICKS KENNETH PERDUE LINDA SOMERS JIMMY STEELMAN RHONNIE SMITH STANTON SMITHEY RITA SNIPES NETTIE SMITH DALE TATE MARIE TAYLOR SCOTTY TICKLE Sophomores PATRICIA SUMMERS JEAN TUCKER HAROLD WADE JERRY WAGONER ODIS WARD JOYCE WHITESELL JOANN ALLRED WINN % A Jm A Class Officers MARION UNDERWOOD.........................President EARL SARTIN.......................... Vice President ROBERT KIRKMAN...........................Secretary ELOISE APPLE..,............................Treasurer ■ Sr !i± p' f Sfs mem i S- ■■miri fctfciSKcSirt- IH ' ■' ■. .■•■.‘Smmi- Mk ps- w-jjisw m Advisers Mr. Charles Padgett Mrs. Janet Knight Page 29 ■ ■- - ERNEST CARTER ELOISE APPLE WAYNE CHAMBERS LINDA BARBER CONRAD BECKOM JOHNNY COLE MICKEY CONKLIN ALBERT BOWES JEAN DANIELEY JIMMY BOWES CONRAD DODD JERRY GERRINGER PAT HALL BILLY GILLIAM JOHNNY HICKS BRENDA GARRISON LEONARD HAIZLIP ARCHIE GASTER LINDA HALL BILLY DURHAM LEON HAIZLIP ■■ EDDIE HOPKINS JAMES LEE DANIEL MADREN FRED MADREN BRENDA MOORE SHARON PATTERSON NANCY PEEPLES JIMMIE McCANN EARL SARTIN JACK MADREN BOBBY RUDD GARLAND PAT HUGHES HOWARD ISELEY PETE KECK ROGER KECK BARBARA JAMES FRANKLIN JONES ROBERT KIRKMAN KAY LEATH PHIL JONES RONNIE LEATH I ■ 'i' |l|v 11 ffXi mpi : WMmfm §0mmi 'V:;''-':'V:-.-' BUDDY SMITHEY III || m wm mm S$3 | BEULAH SHORE MARIE TUCKER SHERMAN SMITH MARION UNDERWOOD PEGGY SAUNDERS RONNIE THOMPSON PATSY SAUL BRENDA THARINGTON KATHY SAUL LARRY SUMMERS WADE VAUGHN EDWARD VESS LINDA WARD LARRY WILLIAMS CECIL WHITESELL DONALD WINN LARRY WHITT FAYE WOODY DOUGLAS WILLIAMS JANICE WILLIAMS IVEN WRENN of . . Seated: MoIIie Hicks, Brenda Boone, Judy Combs, Becky Jones, Peggy Sadler, Sarah Nicks, Dotty Puckett, Clyde Sumner, Nimrod Harris. Standing, First Row: Pat Hughes, Nettie Smith, Faye Woody, Junior Ward, Sandra Simmons, Joyce Whitesel I, Eloise Apple, Angie Bell, Marion Underwood. Second Row: Larry Reid, John Garrison, Bobby Hardy, Holt Faucette, Gayle Patterson. From September 1957, to May 1958, members of the TOMAHAWK staff plan and work to make each school day have its place in the 1958 an- nual. Through photography, salesmanship, ad- vertising, art and lay-out each staff member has an opportunity to assist in producing a year- book that defines clearly the activities from day to day at A.O. Every student, teacher, class and activity is a I lotted space and coverage. SENIOR STAFF PLAN WORK Right Larry Reid, Junior Ward, Bobby Hardy, MoIIie Hicks, Holt Fa uc ette, Brenda Boone, Gayle Patterson, Angie Bell, Judy Combs. Page 34 ADVISERS AND EDITORS Above Mrs. Jean W. Sadler, Adviser; Peggy Sadler, Edi- tor; Becky Jones, Associate Editor; Mrs. Iris M. Pennington, Adviser. Tomahawk Statt Hub Staff ADVISER AND EDITORS Below Mrs. Janet Knight, Adviser; Jane Madren, Editor: Jeaneane Will iams, Associate Edi- tor. STAFF Left Seated: Jeaneane Williams, Jane Madren, Rachel Dodson .Standing: Rita Snipes, Brenda Moore, Jo Ann Mansfield, Sara Madren. Published every six weeks, the HUB serves to fully cover the day to day happenings of the school. Its format includes club, class, feature and sports news as well as a section devoted to thedaiIydoings of the elementary school. HUB staff members experience the pride and pleasure of budding journalists as they attempt to pass the day's news to parents and friends of the school. .............in ■ ■ —....................................................... Seated: Ruth McCulloch, Jo Ann Matkins, Sara Madren, Jane Madren, Jeaneane Williams, Rita Snipes, Robin Kirkman. Standing: Linda Rainey, Jeanette Winn, Rachel Dodson, Brenda Moore, Donna Anderson, Roy Wallace, Don Gilliam, Peggy Carter, Jo Ann Mansfield, Faye Danieley, Kay Gerringer, Jean Hensley, Doris Haizlip, Phyllis Cole. Page 35 Student Council Seated, Left to Right: Kay Goodman, Mary Ruth Walters, Jackie Simpson, Kenneth Hughes, Brenda Saul, Carolyn Terrell. Standing: Kay Leath, Earl Sartin, Minnie Gaster, Rhonnie Smith, Darrell Woody, Jerry Garrison, Carol Shepherd, Marie Hughes. One of the most coveted honors at A-O is election to the Student Council, which serves as a governing body for the activities of clubs and classes as well as assisting in the administrative policies necessary for making each day run smoothly. Members of the Student Council operate a concession stand at athletic events, direct fire drills, raise and lower the flag, hold an annual Christmas dinner for all students, direct student parties and assist as requested by the faculty in the daily activities of the schoolr Page 36 mm. AT mM mm® 4C77o c°Nc Es$l O v StAN d :p C ?resV pres- fc 'do lfeasofer' se'eV-. CoroW? 0°n° d - Sec 'cW0' ne S’ 9 3acque 0n° -- • ycay G°°l ?Q°9, WJ , cort'bS| . C ot'e.S rs- 6°bbV. nV I'jdy1' ' r.1 . PtesV ' eosovev Te e’ o° aCe feC «rRV A r 4 Monogram Club A-O athletes dream of the day when they will be tapped for membership in the Monogram Club. Students who have lettered in some sport become eligible for membership, subject to approval of the Athletic Council. Tapping ceremonies are held twice a year and those tapped go through a formal initiation. Monogram Club members operate a student store, using the proceeds for athletic projects. An athletic banquet in the spring is sponsored by the club, and members work toward a goal of better sportsmanship as they participate day by day in sports. First Row: Polly Sutton, Judy Combs, Judy Sutton, Roy Wallace, Holt Faucette, Carolyn Terrell, Brenda Saul, P hy I Ms Cole, Brenda Boone, Mary Ruth Walters. Second Row: Jean Hensley, Tommy Patterson, Don Gilliam, Don Woody, Dan Ross, Bobby Hardy, Junior Ward, Mollie Hicks, Clyde Sumner, Roger Thompson. Page 37 ■ . ' . MSI Honor Society Seated: Carol Shepherd, President; Jacqueline Simpson, Vice President; Jeaneane Wi Iliams, Secretary; Kenneth Hughes, Treas- urer. Standing: MinnieCaster, Ruth McCulloch, Gayle Patterson, Peggy Sadler, Becky Jones, Miss Dolores Joseph, Adviser. Not Pictured: Carolyn Terrell, Jo Ann Mansfield. Character, scholarship, leadership and service are the cardinal purposes of the National Honor Society. Membership is a coveted honor for students. Keeping the gate at athletic events is a ser- vice project of the group who also sponsor sock hops as a means of fund-raising. An honor roll and a citizenship roll were established this year by Honor Society Members to promote interest in scholarship and citizenship among students as they go about the campus from day to day. Marshals Below; Jeaneane Wi Iliams, Minnie Gaster, Peggy Sadler, Chief; Jo Ann Mansfield, Becky Jones. As a reward for daily diligence the five persons in the Junior Class having the highest scholastic average serve as marshals for all programs during the year which require their services. The person having the highest scholastic average automatically serves as Chief Marshal. Future Teachers of America Seated: Peggy Sadler, MoIIie Hicks, Angie Bell, President Jane Madren, Ruth McCulloch, Ethel Ring. Standing: Mrs. Clyde Kirkman, Adviser; Sharon Patterson, Kay Leath, Brenda Boone, Pat Gerringer, Jeanette Winn, Sandra Simmons, Joyce Williams, Eloise Apple, Brenda Garrison, Kay Gerringer, Nancy Peeples, Peggy Carter, Brenda Moore, Faye Woody. FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA From day to day members of the Future Teachers observe methods and procedures as they prepare to become teachers of tomorrow. Their monthly meetings are planning sessions for ways of assisting the faculty and gaining experience in the teaching field. Junior Civitan Club Seated: Virginia Truitt, David Smithey, Bobby Redman, Polly Sutton, Judy Sutton, President Jack Price, Pat Gerringer, Pat Younger, Ethel Ring, Wanda Anderson. Standing: Harry Somers, Hilda Cozart, Larry Williams, Joyce Williams, Donald Ward, Ronald Thompson, Arnold Ward, Jean Tucker, Mary Lou Sturdivant, Tommy Patterson, Shirley Hall, A. C. Austin, Betty Doss, Larry Garrison, Barbara Lee, Geraldine Hall, Wayne Chambers, Adviser: Mr. J. Allen Thacker. Builders of Citizenship is the motto of the Junior Civitan, a new activity sponsored this year by the A.O. Civitan Club. Their activities include sale of fruit cakes, sponsorship of athlete of the week and programs of interest in citizenship. First Row: Judy Combs, Patsy Saul, Sharon Patterson, Eloise Apple, Linda Flowers, Mollie Hicks, Pat Gerringer, Ethel Ring, Rita Mason, Pat Hughes, Wanda Anderson, Treva Gann, Second Row: Linda Ward, Kay Leath, Rachel Dodson, Sandra Simmons, Jeaneane Wi Iliams, Minnie Gaster, Sarah Nicks, Gaynell Ward, Rita Snipes, Pat Hall, Ida Ruth Williams, Nancy Peeples, Brenda Moore, Barbara Newnam, Faye Danieley, Verdie Crumpton, Third Row: Brenda Saul, Jeanette Winn, Kay Gerringer, Linda Rainey, Hilda Mansfield, Marie Hughes, Jo Ann Mansfield, Joyce Williams, Brenda Hensley, Kathy Saul, Faye Woody, Mary Ruth Walters, Peggy Carter, Brenda Garrison, Joyce Whitesell, Glenda Hensley, Marie Taylor, Phyllis Cole, Linda Somers, Jean Danieley, Beulah Shore, Doris Jean Haizlip. OFFICERS Carolyn Terrell, President; Peggy Sadler, Vice President; Kay Goodman, Secretary; Nettie Smith, Treasurer; Mrs, Rachel Troxler, Adviser, As an integral part of the homemaking program, F.H.A. provides opportunities for students to have additional ex- periences in planning and carrying out activities related to homemaking. The motto Toward New Horizons is a challenge. It re- minds members that their contributions to home life each day will influence the kinds of homes they have tomorrow; that the family life of members will influence the com- munity and the world; and that their day by day activities will make a definite contribution to our school. OFFICERS Holt Faucette, President; Dan Ross, Vice President; Phil Faucette, Secretary; Marvin Patterson, Treasurer; Bobby Hardy, Sentinel; L. A. Freeman, Adviser. The Future Farmers of America Organization was founded in 1925 for the promotion and development of farm youth in this country. Today, with the same goal in mind, the F. F. A. has reached across our nation, teaching young men the value of educational training. Seated, Left to Right: Bobby Hardy, Marvin Patterson, Holt Faucette, Dan Ross, Phil Faucette. Second Row: Billy GiIliam, CeciI Whitesell, Glenn Barber, Jerry Gerringer, Roger Thompson, Billy Phillips, Conrad Beckom, Jerry Walker, Ronnie Thompson, Daniel Madren, Jerry Madren, Fred Madren, Franklin Jones. Third Row: Dennis Sherrill, Roger Keck, Charles Barker, L. D. Smith, Johnny Cole, Henry Jones, Harold Wade, Don Woody, Dale Tate, Edward Madren, Mike Barber, Johnny Hicks, John Garrison, Kenneth Perdue, Earnest Carter, Jerry Koss, Howard Iseley. Fourth Row: Jerry Wagner, Ted Cobb, Leon Haizilip, Larry Garrison, Jack Madren, Pete Barker, Wayne Foster, Darrel I Cobb, Bi lly Alcon, Curtis Wrenn, Tommy Patterson, Tommy Pritchett, Harry Somers, Darrell Wtsody • In the local F.F. A. Chapter, there are forty-eight active members with twelve associate members. The A-O Chapter is one of the five in this county which is organized for the purpose of community development, leadership train- ing, cooperation and development of social life among members. Chapter members actively participate in local, county and state activities. Meetings are held at night, once each month. Early each fall Green Hands are initiated into membership. Page 42 Exploring With Camera Explorer’s Club Seated: Luther Smith, Larry Reid, Jerry Garrison, Wayne Foster. Standing, First Row: Ronnie Thompson, Billy Gilliam, Franklin Jones, Johnny Cole, Bobby Rudd, Daniel Madren, Eddie Hopkins, Douglas Williams. Second Row:Charles Barker, Larry Williams, Ken Perdue, Conrad Beckom, Leonard Haizlip, Jerry Madren, Phil Faucette, Jimmy Bowes. Third Row: Buddy Smithey, Odis Ward, Ernest Carter, John Garrison, Henry Jones, Pete Barker, David Smithey, Harry Somers. Mr. Iseley demonstrates use of camera to explorers interested in photography. Luther Smith, Treasurer; Jerry Garrison, Vice Presi- dent; Larry Reid, President; Mr. Donald Iseley, Ad- viser; Wayne Foster, Secretary. At the beginning of the school year, mem- bers of the Science Club voted to become instead an Explorer's Club, an affiliate of Boy Scouts of America. They became the largest such group in North Carolina; their a c t i v i t e s include working with hobbies, camping, and exploring with science. Dur- ing the spring a Camporee is held at Camp Cherokee. Library Assistants Right: Arnold Ward, Mary Lynn Thiel, Linda Rudd, Mrs. Truitt, Donald Ward, Virginia Truitt, Above: Junior Ward, Polly Sutton, Lonnie Ruff, Jerry Walker, A. C. Austin, Clyde Sumner, Hilda Cozart, Etta Howerton. Improving library service in the Altamahaw Ossipee School is a major function of the library club and library assistants under the supervision of Mrs. Adelia Truitt, librarian. Students who show interest in reading usually find their daily school work easier. The library club sponsors programs and activities to stimulate such interest. Library assistants lend a helping hand to those who seek facts from books. Library Club HW • - 5R8B Front Row: GaynelI Ward, Betty Doss, Pat Younger, Ruth McCulloch, President Angie Bell, Linda Rudd, Ida Ruth Williams, TrevaGann, Wade Vaughn, Barbara James, Jo Ann Winn, Verdie Crumpton, Back Row: Bernice Jones, Virginia Truitt, Barbara Lee, Irene Crumpton, Nancy Jones, Geraldine Hall, Patsy Saul, Kay Hall, Brenda Tharington, Peggy Saunders, Marie Taylor, Donald Ward, Arnold Ward, Page 43 Senior 4-H Club Kneeling: Tommy Pritchett, President; Ida Tickle, Vice President; Mary Lu Garrison, Secretary; David Smithey, Treasurer. Standing: Kenneth Faucette, Jerry Hensley, Bobby Haizlip, Ronnie Price, Kay Madren, Judy Smithey, Diane Smithey, Sharon Patterson, Mickey Murray, Gray Simmons, Tommy Patterson, Bernie Jones. I pledge my head to clearer thinking. My heart to greater loyalty. My hands to larger service And my health to better living For my club, my community and my country ing: Mr. John Beck, Carl Wrenn, President; Bonnie Faucette, Vice President; Beth Garrison, Secretary; Tommy Thomasson. Second Row: Jerry Lewis, Donnie Fargis, Milton Huffines, Kathy Somers, Betsy Lawrence, Carolyn Massey, Crystal Doss, Anita Apple, Jan Sadler, Becky Chatham, Jean Hill, Linda Jones, Peggy Smithey. Third Row: Terry Farmer, Barry Jones, Jimmy Simmons, Ronnie Dodson, Wesley Gilliam, Harold Kernodle, Jerry Holyfield, Henry Moody, James Winn, Joan Dickerson, Judy Edmonds, Vicki Hill, Rebecca Andrews. Fourth Row: Warren Pickard, Larry Smithey, Winfred Fargis, Steve Blanchard, Pat Sadler, Karon Smith, Ruby Gerringer, Janice James, Lydia Pritchett, Priscilla Jones, Susan Moore, Sandra Barber, Reva Hensley, Linda Faye Moody, Linda Ross, Phalba Edmonds. Junior 4-H Club Piano Students in the sixth, seventh and eight grades enjoy music activities provided through participation in a junior glee club. In April this group presented our operetta entitled Mississippi Melody directed by Mv Ronald Black. First Row: Judy Garrison, Bonnie Faucette, Dazel Gerringer, Kaddy Wade, Marie Howerton, Joan Anderson, Rebecca Lowdermilk, Polly Durham, Linda Kernodle, Marie Kernodle, Cheryl Horne, Karon Smith, David Barber. Second Row: Joan Dickerson, Becky Andrews, Vickie Hill, Kay Troxler, Gray Simmons, Etta Howerton, Lydia Prittchette, Karen Smith, Nancy Reid, JoanMatkins, Beth Garrison. Third Row: Mary Lu Garrison, Sarah Madren, Jeaneane Williams, Ann Barber, Ida Jane Tickle, Sharon Patterson, Sarah Nicks, Ruby Gerringer, Pat Sadler, Sandra Barber. Junior Glee Club £ 3x finium mim ii? itiSiij Officers - Glee Club ROY WALLACE..........................President JACKIE SIMPSON.... o.. o.o. oo.oo,....Vice President PHYLLIS COLE....................... Secretary MARY RUTH WALTERS.......... .,.o..Treasurer MR, RONALD BLACK, ................. Director MISS REBECCA LOWDERMILK..... „ 0,,.«, Accompanist 8B5 Junior-Senior Banquet - 1957 Celebrities Banquet Table Page 48 Geisha Girls Emphasize Banquet Theme Japanese Teahouse Queen Judy Combs King Bobby Joe Hardy Reigning over the annua I May Day festivities is a coveted honorat A.O. Members of the student body elect a King and a Queen from the Senior Class and attendants from other high school classes to reign in beauty one day in May ... Mascots Steve Evans Trudy Faucette Page 49 May CAROL SHEPHERD Elected Maid of Honor ROGER THOMPSON Escort Page 50 MARY RUTH WALTERS Junior Attendant ROY WALLACE Escort HOWARD ISELEY Escort t PHYLLIS COLE Senior Attendant ra !; HOMECOMING QUEEN Carolyn Terrell ESCORT Mike Barber I— Alumni :pK Carnival Da S'' '-, sm ' Wi Wj0? Each year the P.T.A. sponsors a fall carni- val as a means of raising funds for school projects. Students look forward to this event as a Halloween celebration. MS TOMMY MOOREFIELD Prince JANICE WOODY Princess ■- I iiiiiir ETTA HOWERTON Queen DONALD WARD King ' mm ' ■ ■ ■ mmz Page 53 1. Former Superintendent Congratulates County S.C. President, Carolyn Terrell 2. Angie Bell and Jack Price were Just Posing 3. Who's Chaperoning Who? Senior Trip 1957 4. Cleaning Time for A-O Maids 5, A Big Moment for Doug 6. Congratulations from Mr. Iseley to President Madren 7. Libraries are Busy Places 8. Five Hoodlums from Class of '57. Page 54 Foo First Row: A. C. Austin, Dan Ross, Ronnie Hensley, Jerry Garrison, Clyde Sumner, Tommy Patterson, Curtis Wrenn, Luther Smith. Second Row: Joe Wrenn, Pete Barker, Roy Wallace, Stanton Smithey, Glenn COACH CHARLES PADGETT BOBBY HARDY Captain Halfback Siler City 0 Haw River 22 E. M. Holt 7 Yanceyville 12 AoO. 18 TOMMY PATTERSON Guard MIKE BARBER End DON WOODY Tackle CLYDE SUMNER Center  ROY WALLACE Co-Captain Fullback HOLT FAUCETTE Co-Captain Halfback Me bane 40 Madison 15 Alexander-Wi Ison 12 Bethel Hill 6 Gibsonville 52 Barber, John Garrison, Don Gilliam, Larry Garrison. Third Row: Mike Barber, Don Woody, Bobby Hardy, Holt Faucette, Rhonnie Smith, L. D. Smith, Henry Austin, Marvin Patterson. Page 57 ■ ; v; ■ ■•i-. - V A. O. 46 A. O. 45 A. O. 29 A. O. 56 A. O. 55 A. O. 46 A. O. 37 A.O. 42 A. O. 40 A. O. 61 A. O. 36 A. O. 48 A. O. 48 A. O. .52 A.O. 37 A. O. 30 A.O. 47 A.O. 53 A.O. 42 A.O. 52 A.O. 41 , Kneeling: Mol lie Linda Rainey, Dotty Puckett. Startfif; WANDA ANDERSON Guard Page 58 PAT GERRINGER Guard JUDY SUTTON Forward BRENDA BOONE Co-Captai n Guard MOLLIE HICKS Forward RACHEL DODSON Forward BRENDA SAUL Co-Captain Forward CAROLYN TERRELL Guard E. M. Holt 34 Haw River 36 Mebane 33 Eli Whitney 37 Anderson 25 A. Wilson 26 Sylvan 41 Elon 21 P. Grove ' 29 E. M. Holt 36 Haw River 30 Bethel Hill 32 Mebane 34 Eli Whitney 39 A. Wilson 41 Sylvan 44 Elon 26 P. Grove 52 P. Grove (Tourney) 26 E.M. Holt (Semi-Final s) 33 Sylvan (Finals) 54 PEGGY SADLE Jeanette A ay Ooodman Basketbal MARY RUTH WALTERS Forward MISS DOLORES JOSEPH Coach DOTTY PUCKETT Guard KAY GOODMAN Forward LINDA RAINEY Guard JEANETTE WINN Forward Page 59 ... • V;-' BOBBY HARDY Co-Captain Guard-Forward DON WOODY Co-Captain Forward JOHN GARRISON Forward MIKE BARBER Center Kneeling: 1 Garri son||l T h o m p s o ROY WALLACE Guard CLYDE SUMNER i mmmm OLT FAUCETTE DON GILLIAM Forward HENRY AUSTIN E.M. Holt Haw River Mebane Eli Whitney Anderson A. Wilson Sylvan ROGER THOMPSON Guard P. Grove E. M. Holt Haw River Bethel Hill Mebane Eli Whitney A. Wilson Sylvan P. Grove 60 P. Grove (Tourney) 48 DARRELL WOODY Forward Kneeling: Sharon Patterson, Joyce Whitesell, Faye Woody, Kathy Saul, Sandra Simmons, Linda Ward, Eloise Apple, Brenda Garrison, Kay Leath. Standing: Laura Ann Leath, Ann Barber, Glenda Lineberry, Donna Anderson, Mary Lynn Thiel, Mary Lu Garrison, Janice Ross. Junior Varsity Basketball Kneeling: Odis Ward, Dennis Sherrill, Tommy Pritchett, L. D. Smith. Standing: Glenn Barber, Rhonnie Smith, Jerry Garrison, Ronnie Hensley. JUNIOR WAI Chief m. e BRENDA HENSLEY JUDY COMBS PHYLLIS COLE POLLY SUTTON ■ ETHEL RING Cheerleaders JEAN HENSLEY Clockwise: Junior Ward, Ethel Ring, Polly Sutton, Judy Combs, Brenda Hensley, PhyllisCoIe, Jean Hensley, Center: Kathy Sutton. Spectators Support Team i i i ii 1 12 A-O 21 Elon 0 16 A-O 4 Mebane 0 18 A-O 8 E. M. Holt 1 23 A-O 6 Haw River 0 24 A-O 8 Pleasant Grove 0 26 A-O 3 Anderson 1 30 A-O 3 Sylvan 5 3 A-O 7 Alexander Wilson 5 6 A-O 3 Eli Whitney 1 8 A-O 10 Wentworth 1 10 A-O 9 Wentworth 4 15 A-O 3 Bessemer 2 17 A-O 1 Bessemer 8 20 A-O 12 Bessemer 9 23 A-O 0 Kernersville 7 27 A-O 5 Kernersville 3 28 A-O 4 Kernersville 5 As indicated by the scores, the 1957 base- ball team were “champions. The expert slugging and fielding of the entire team plus the punch delivered by pitchers Barnette and Faucette saved the game on many oc- casions. A.O. fans were proud of the hustle and spirit displqyed by the 1957 Baseball Indians coached by Mr. Richard Dodson. ■ ' TOvKv.'.vj' ay .v. . . I. ' Bill vXXXvXXri-v-- First Row, Left to Right: Willard Barnette, Roy Wallace, Clyde Sumner, Coach Richard Dodson, Joe Wrenn, Dan Ross. SecondRow: Tommy Patterson, Holt Faucette, Ronnie Hensley, Charles Hensley, Nimrod Harris. Third Row: Don Woody, Vernon Moore, Bobby Leath, Bobby (Slugger) Hardy, Bobby Redman, James Durham. Page 64 ■ • ';': i-: '' liB PWMl 1111191 Page 65 Eighth Grade Carolyn Alcon Donna Anderson Ann Barker Patsy Barry Jerry Beckom Jimmy Beckom Jerry Bell Billy Booe Barbara Durham Kenneth Faucette Marie Foster Mary Lu Garrison Bobby Haizlip Peggy Hall Laura Leath Faye Leigh Donald Lewis Glenda Lineberry Faye Madren Kay Madren Sara Madren Betty Sue Hardy Hooper Harris Lorene Hayes Jerry Hensley Billy Hicks Joe Holyfield Minnie Lou Jones Howard Michael Donald Miles Jerry Moore Mickey Murray Steve Murray Tommy Newnam Judy Perkins Ronnie Price Larry Ring Janice Ross Gray Simmons Dianne Smithey Judy Smithey Glenna Suggs Eddie Sumner Mary Lynn Thiel Nicky Thomasson Ida Jane Tickle Kay Troxler Raymond Troxler Clyde Truitt Jessie Wade Frances Warren Linley Warren Houston Walker Clayton Whitesell John Williams Lynette Wrenn Seventh Grade First Row Left to Right: Andrea Anderson, Gray Andrews, Rita Apple, Wanda Dimont, Phalba Edmonds, Winfred Fargis, Beth Garrison, Judy Garrison. Second Row: Jimmy Guffey, Elwood Haizlip, Ellen Hall, James Hal I, Tommy Hensley, Rachel Holyfield, Carl Hughes, Gloria Jean Jones. Third Row: Boyd Madren, Jo Ann Matkins, Larry McAllister, Paul Murray, Richard Overman, Linda Ross, Brenda Shepherd, Patsy Simpson. Fourth Row: Larry Smithey, Carter Tate, Irene Tucker, Johnny Walker, Jeanette Ward, George Whitley, Judy Williams, Dean Woody. Miss Poole teaches Days and Deeds Mrs. McAdams' Sixth Grade presents a chapel program Seventh graders put their noses to the grindstone. Time to go home Sixth Grade Faye Ashley Sandra Barber Stephen Bowes Ronnie Cain Larry Carter Dianne Chambers Junior Conklin Janice James Dean Jones Priscilla Jones Betsy Lawrence Shirley Lee Jerry Matkins Mike McIntyre Jackie Miller Susan Moore Diane Newman Margie Paschal Lawrence Perdue Lydia Pritchett Nancy Reid Pat Sadler Jerry Simmons Jimmy Simmons Clay Smith Jimmy Smith Karon Smith Terry Smithey Mary Ann Stallings Marie Terrell Rainey Terry Ray Tharington Tommy Thomasson Joe Trent Jerry Troxler Ronnie Dodson Crystal Doss Royce Fargis Bonnie Faucette Howard Gerri nger Ruby Gerringer Gary Hagood Harold Hall Janice Haizlip Reva Hensley Gloria Jean Hicks Rebecca Hill Thyra Hopkins Carolyn Howerton Melvin Troxler Howard Truitt Linda Vaughn Linda Vess Darrell Williams Donald Wi lliamson Margaret Wilson Keith Winn Carl Wrenn Fifth Grade Reid Alridge Tommy Allred Janice Anderson Rebecca Andrews Anita Apple Harold Bookout Bobby Beckom Steve Blanchard Donnie Carter Becky Chatham Hobart Cook Troy Cox Donnie Danieley Jaon Dickerson Lynda Dodd Judy Durham Judy Edmonds Larry Fann Donald Fargis Terry Farmer Richard Gerringer Wesley Gi lliam Billie Golden John Guffey Curtis Haizlip Joyce Hall Gary Harris Jean Hill Vickie Hill Jerry Holyfield Charles Horne Edker Howerton Milton Huffines Sue Iseley Barry Jones Joe Jones Linda Jones Harold Kernodle Jerry Taylor Lewis Larry Madren Joe Mansfield Carolyn Massey Howard McIntyre Linda Michael Gary Morton Michael Murray Loreita Pennington Warren Pickard Janice Sadler Peggy Smithey Kathy Somers Vernon Sutton Tommy Terrell Teresa Tucker Norris Underwood Kaddy Wade Kathy Wade Philip Walker David Whitley Sheryl Whitt Linda Williams James Winn Fourth Grade James Donnie Alcon Donald Aldridge Janis Aldridge Jo Anne Anderson Donnie Andrews Elizabeth Barber Raymond Barber C. W. Gerringer Kenneth Gerringer Roger Gerringer Johnny Golden Pat Hall Frances Hutcherson Donnie Iseley Larry James Richard Jones Jimmy Kistler Ronnie Lineberry Roger Mansfield Cherry Miles Charles Moore Wanda Kay Murphey June Patterson Marlain Pennington Harold Perkins Virginia Perkins Vicki Rice Mark Robertson Alice Saul Sandra Saul Jewel Saunders Faye Shore Freddie Simmons Gary Simmons Brenda Joyce Smithey Steve Williams John Winn Edwin Wood Dennis Wrenn Margaret Wrenn Sherri on Wrenn Charles Yarboro Marshall Zimmerman Johnny Callahan Gary Carter Michael Carter Allen Cox Wanda Davis Glenn Garrison Tommy Garrison Nancy Stallings Jean Steele Brenda Ann Summers Donna Sutton Tripp Thomasson Butch Tickle Garland Troxler Scarlette Troxler Wallace Troxler Clarence Wade Eddie Walker Gale Whitaker Gregg Whitley Jerry Williams Third Grade Wayne Tucker Dean Wally Billy Walker Carolyn Whitley Janice Woody Diane Yarboro Glenn Aldridge Faye Barber Janice Bowman Eddie Carter Roger Carter Keith Chambers Jimmy Cobb Jerry Durham Polly Anna Durham Sharyn Eddy Johnny Fogleman Becky Garrison Henry Garrison Linda Garrison Dazel Gerringer Donna Gerri nger Stevie Gilliam John Goldston Paul Guffey Roger Haizlip Peggy Jo Hall Patty Herbin Nancy Carol Hill Dee Idol Judy Ann Jones Wayne Jones Kirston T. Kemodle Linda Carol Kemodle Marie Kemodle Joe David Leigh Ervie Lewis Gene Lewis Deborah Mabry Pamela Matkins Becky McCulloch Tommy Moorefield Richard Murphy Hughes Pennington Susan Perkins John Lee Reid Carol Rudd Levi David Saul Eddie Stamby Steve Shook Steve Smith Darlene Somers Stella Steele Loretta Summers Dennis Sutton Johnny Sutton Billy Taylor Mary Alice Terrell Richard Terry Steve Tharington Janet Troxler Sara Truitt Second Grade Brenda Alcon Shirley Bagbey David Barber Linda Bowman Jill Carroll Jimmy Carter Jo Ann Cobb Bonnie Fargis Steve GiHiam Sandra Goldston Larry Hall Rita Hill Joyce HiII Cheryl Horne Geona Hutchens Marvin Hutchens Judy Ingle Stephen James Brenda Ann Jones Deborah Jones Douglas Jones Patsy Jones Peggy Jones Helen Lamm Homer Lawrence Barbara Maines Rebecca Matkins Gordon Michael Alan Moody Edgar Pritchett Larry Pruitt Gary Ross Joseph Simpson Sandra Simpson Karen Smith Elizabeth Sturdivant Jo Ann Summers Nancy Summers Ronnie Sutton Richard Terrell George Trent Larry Troxler Douglas Truitt Bi 11 Walker Danny Walker Cindy Ward Thomas Warren Janie Webster Dorothy Whitesell Dicky Whitson Jeff Wilkins Lucy Williams Ray Williams Robin Woody Donna Kay Wrenn Donnie Wrenn Kathleen Wrenn Hazel Cook Wanda Cook Jerry Cox Patricia Doss Brenda Durham Linda Durham Michael Eddy First Grade Frankie Durham Clinton Garrison Judy Garrison Faye Gerringer Susan GiIliam Dale Hagood Vickie Haith Lon Harris Thomas Hayes Marcie Howerton Deborah Idol Ray Iseley Johnny James Darrell Kernodle Karen Kistler Curtis McIntyre Curtis Matkins Larry Moss Dennis Page David Perkins Ronnie Earl Reynolds Leo Scott Dennis Simmons Beverly Smith Delores Somers James Summers Kathy Sutton Danny Terrell Theresa Terrell Sharon Trent Marshe Tucker Calvin Wade, Jr Billy Ward Barry Whitley Marie Williams Jean Wilson Dennis Woody Larry Wrenn Rebecca Alcon Kenneth Aldridge David Allred Pamela Berry Carol Brooks Durwood Brooks Bobby Gale Brown Johnny Bryant Dianne CantrelI Sue Cain Deborah Cox Carol Clark Linda Kay Daniels Billie Ann Duggins Editor Jones-'57. Get off my foot 1 At tke end at a fie ijject day. Page 74 November 22 Senior Play December 3 Basketball Season Opens January 16-17 Exams February 17-22 Basketball County Tournaments April 7-13 Senior Trip to Washington and New York April 18 Athletic Banquet The beginning of the end for four seniors. Connie, you got in too late last night .. .Senior Play September 3 School Opens October 18 Football Season Opens Little A-O Indians give thanks. March 7 Mother-Daughter Father-Son Banquet March 14 Junior Play March 28 Talent Show May 9 Junior-Senior Banquet May 15 Glee Club Concert May 16 Piano Recital May 25 Beginning of Graduation Exercises May 28 Graduation Homeward Bound. Messy Initiation.. • New Lunch Room makes for a more pleasant atmosphere. ■ si iiii i.. lililll SHUf - W wi 4 § ? ' •v ■ I i§ Page 75 Part of Your Smart Look Hosiery of Distinction GLEN RAVEN KNITTING MILLS INC Altamahaw Newland North Carolina and San Fernando, California GILLIAM TIRE r COMPANY, INC 6475 Church St. Burlington ARMSTRONG TIRES Passenger, Truck, Tractor Recapping Passenger and Truck Auto-Rite Batteries Phone CA 6-0203 ALAMANCE COUNTY || AUTOMOBILE DEALER’S || ASSOCIATION For All Automotive Needs !; Trade With !| Alamance Motors—Chevrolet ! Bick-Long Motors—Plymouth-Dodge ; Chrysler Cole Motors—Pontiac !| Ewing Motors—Lincoln-Mercury Graham Motor Sales—Chevrolet Hughes Motors—Ford Lilien Lee—Cadillac-OIdsmobile !| Mebane Motors—Ford •— - r r j- j j-rr -rrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrri Ford Ford ATWATER MOTOR CO. 739 S. Main Street Burlington, North Carolina Your Friendly Ford Dealer Since 1912 You Can Pay More But You Can't Buy Better Ford Ford Page 77 i SMITH CLEANERS ; The complete dry cleaning !; laundering, shirt finishing, alterations and repairs. I Sizing cotton materials. One day service at request. ; Phone JU 4-7651 Glen Raven, North Carolina , i GLEN RAVEN FABRIC SHOP ! Phone JU 4-7321 j I Burlington-Elon Highway | SUMNER ESSO SERVICE i Expert Tire Service !; Dunlop Tires and Exide Batteries ;! 1317 W. Webb Avenue ;; Burlington, North Carolina ! Phone CA 6-8979 ; s : i i — PIEDMONT CLEANERS : Dial CA 6-8293 j Pick-up and Delivery Service ; Lint-free, Cling-free Dry Cleaning | ! Alterations and Repairs ! C. H. Sutton, Jr, ; 1407 W. Webb Avenue t ALAMANCE CAMERA AND SPORT CENTER ! Phone CA 6-9308 251 E. Front Street Burlington, North Carolina ! For your camera and sporting ) goods needs 1 if PIEDMONT METALS Fabricators of Miscellaneous Steel 222 W. Andrews St.—CA 6-8940 ; Burlington, North Carolina We specialize in cast and wrought ; iron decorations | ■ 1 i AUTO PARTS AND ELECTRIC CO. Phone CA 7-4287 I 655 South Church Street ! Burlington, North Carolina ; l J Page 78 Page 79 C. B. ELLIS MUSIC COMPANY ; 123 East Front Street !| Burlington, North Carolina 2 , i ! Courtesy of ; PAGE'S RED WHITE SUPERMARKET 1 Union Ridge Road CA 6-3517 ! ; Route 2 Burlington, N. C. ; ;j ALAMANCE HOT WIENIE LUNCH ; 202 West Front Street ! Burlington, North Carolina : TROXLER AND TROXLER FURNITURE Phone JU 4-8662 ; Route 1 Elon College, N.C. ; HUEY'S BAR-B-Q 1 | Phone JU 4-7211 | h Glen Raven, North Carolina ; : i i ; Courtesy of ; JAMES WOODY ESSO SERVICE STATION ! ; Union Ridge Road CA 6-3089 j I Route 2 Burlington, N.C. 1; ! BARKER'S TIRE SERVICE !; Recapping and Vulcanizing ; Dial 8-8383 ; Burlington, North Carolina I THESOMERS-PARDUE AGENCY, INC.; ! 431 S. Spring Street s ; Burlington, North Carolina ; ; Phone CA 6-2436 ' TIRE SALES COMPANY ! !; 123 North Main Street ! !; Burlington, North Carolina ► i L ; i i BURLINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE 142 S. Lexington Avenue ; ; Phone CA 6-2262 I; ; Burlington, North Carolina s ———-— ' —; JAKE'S BARBECUE 1375 S. Church Street Burlington, North Carolina Curb Service ! . . . LOWE FUNERAL HOME ' Greensboro Highway | Phone CA 8-8366 - ! T. N. BOONE TAILORS | 209 South Main Street ! Burlington, North Carolina i 0 f 1 ; I J. E. MORTON GROCERY ; Altamahaw, North Carolina , !| Sooner or later your favorite ! store || | Use Our Tuxedo Service ! I BLALOCK'S ' Phone CA 6-3366 ; | Burlington, North Carolina ! OSSIPEECAFE Howard Steelman, Prop. ]; A good place to eat 1; Page 80 OSCAR'S ROYAL BLUE FOOD STORE Self Service—Groceries Fancy Meats—Produce CA 6-8018 Glen Raven, N. C. C. C. JOHNSTON Esso Distributor 1611 West Webb Avenue Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 6-9371 SECURITY BARBER SHOP 305 South Church Street Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 6-5136 COBLE HARDWARE COMPANY 455 South Main Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 6-1637 ir- R. D. COBB and SON Wholesale ESSO Products 1609 West Webb Avenue Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 6-0789 THE TELEVISION COMPANY OF BURLINGTON Sales and Service 1421 West Webb Avenue Phone CA 7-2946 BYRD TRACTOR AND EQUIPMENT COMPANY Phone CA 7-3128 232 N. Main Street Burlington, North Carolina L BARK LEY-OXFORD EQUIPMENT CO. 105 S. Williamson Street Burlington, North Carolina Phone CA 6-7725 GILLIAM'S Radio and Television Service Pick-up and Delivery Dial CA 6-2220 337 South Worth Street ——— TROLLINGERS Flowers for All Occasions Main Street Burlington, North Carolina L Compliments of ROGER’S JEWELRY Before your marry, see Harry 124 W. Front Street Burlington, North Carolina NEWLIN HARDWARE COMPANY Hardware, Building Supplies 447 S. Main Street Burlington, North Carolina KOURY'S 443 South Main Street Burlington, North Carolina Where Smart Women Shop. SELLARS DEPARTMENT STORE Burlington, North Carolina r-—- THE JEWEL BOX, INC. : 348 South Main Street Burlington, North Carolina rjrxj Phone CA 6-1657 J FORD FLORIST C. L. Red Ford 315 South Spring Street Burlington, North Carolina ——J Page 81 NATIONWIDE INS., Ernest Minor ESSO SERVICE CENTER, Edd Wilkins Telephone JU 4-8649 Ossipee Road Route 4 Burlington, N. C. HALL’S GROCERY Oliver Hall Phone JU 4-8521 Ossipee, North Carolina Paint-Wall pa per Retail-Wholesale Complete Stock of: Kyanize Paints Wooster Brushes Jewel Abrasives Wood and Aluminum Ladders Art Supplies Free Parking For Customers In Rear of Store J. P. WORKMAN SON, INC 217 E. Davis Street Dial CA 6-6416 ALAMANCE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Burlington, N.C.-Phone CA 6-6381 We do it Better Compliments of MURRAY GARRISON SERVICE STATION Route 2 Burlington, North Carolina Compliments of GOLDMAN’S J The 1958 staff expresses its appreciation for Mr. Donald Iseley's photography. 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