Bartlett Yancey High School - Yan Tat Yearbook (Yanceyville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1947 volume:

MS ' .V ' ' V Mi � ' . .� ir- . - •� -«� •� ■� � � � f — mnm m i - ■ - ■ -s - YAN-TaT Edited by senior Class of 1947 Bartlett Yancey High School r 4 a Hi,., in,, in,, hi,, in,, u,.. ' ii,.. in,. «i., . . in....... nii,: ii.; ' iii.. Hi,. Hi,, in,, ... Hi,. .. . Hu. % x in.. in,. Hi,. n.„ ' Hi. Hi� . ' n.,....... ' in,. 1 Gunn Memorial Public Library Yanceyville, N. C. 27379 4 t t ! IN IMjICaTION TO MR • b • H • aBMLL With profound respect for his adminstrative ability as principal of our school. With sincere appreciation for his stimulation and guidance as a teacher. And with deep gratitude for the personal interest he has shown in us as our friend. We affectionately dedicate this issue of the YAN-TAT to Mr. S. H. abell. V ' Hli,. ’Ill,. ' Hh. .’ ' III... . .kill,.. . %. .. . ' ll.. ' III... ' ll.,. ‘ ' III.. ' ' Ill, ' III,. . . Ill,, ' ll,.. ' III.. . ' ll,. III,. ' III,. ' II,. Ill,, ' ll,. III,. III,.. III,. III. ' III. III,... ' ll,. ' ' Ill,, ' ll,. ' III,. H. II Vi • 1 [itEf usH- ggg «$ V lYf-ef- ' ' : £vw ' ti:: S£ ■± 2 W 4 r w ■A r ? 4 Spitt S :k;s W ' h t i: m- ii wgpf ■ FACULTY N. S� Upchurch...History Mrs. W� a, Witty...English Mrs. Giles Mebone ..Mathematics Mrs Walter Vernon. ...... .English Second Row Mrs. Julian Llooro ......,. ......Typewriting Miss Grotchon Webster ....... .Hone Economics lira• J. E; Zdmomcn. ...Eighth Grade Ivliss Maude Eoucctte... .Seventh Grado Third Row Mrs. Eamine Potent..... Sixth Grr.de Mr. S. H. Abe11. .............................Principal Mr. E. R« Abernathy..........Fifth and .Sixth Grades Fourth Row Mrs. Goorgc Lnndsdcll... .....Fifth Grade Mr 3 . Louis Hodges..........................Fourth Grade Mrs. Beulah Thompson.Third and .Fourth Gradoa Miss Elizabeth Thonp pn.,.Third Grade Fifth Row Mrs. Ralston Thompson.• • . •«• • .-Second Grade Mi s 3 Myrtle Lea..... «� «««•«. • $ a % .Second Grade Ivliss Ila Mitchell.,,.First Grade Miss Mary Jane Jones.............• i , � ' irst Grade- _ : • • ' MI ' ttA?IhrU;-,dUiflSSJsjfJjJ5;i ' f-A 0 !|s!i{Stessitatew.T ititK} liMi - ' 7 ’? lUi iilt.J S tPit Hi y £‘ ! ■ f !v ' i nv ii nm 1 iT h tfrimtTiimu i gg’JHg. ' . luTiiiiij; jl - ;.n: ffe ■ Wm Si ' i5;J; ' .i fl£ 7XiiS -T. IN MEMORIAM IONA BkaDNER our year book i3 loving ' memory of that member of our class wnom God chose to to that higher life with her high school course was completed . ' ll.,. jv Hi. x ' v ' v ■%. mrwwMiikiiii,, ■■w ■%. iru SENIOR ' .LAPS Elizabeth Davis-Viea President Darrell Fuquay-Secretary Anne Davis Mae Davis Nancy Floranc Betty J me Fa Jean Abell Anne Ashmore Estelle Averett Mary Lou Day Fourth lev Third Row Reba Lunsford Nancy Mise Thorburn Meeler Shirley Gales Glenna Foster Blanche Foster Rebecca Fuquay Colleen Lassiter Second Page Second Row Billy Powell Margarec Reagan Charles Reynolds Barbara Roberts Lemuel Johnson Janie Pleasant Fred Powell Leona Powell Fourth Row Third Row Betty Wutlxrgcon Gertrude tjjRlxr Joseph Ycrorough Elizabeth Shaw Jane Shelton Nell Smith Frances Stephen Mascots Kay Greene Billy Upchurch ■ _ — f m ! CLuSS HISTORY iiftcr eleven happy years at Bartlett Yancey School we assemble:! on the twenty-ninth of august to resume our studies as seniors. Thirty-one of cur original class members and one new member, Joe Il� Morton, began the year,. Later, Anno Ashmore joined our class giving us a total of thirty-three ' members. In addition to the scholastic and social activities of the busy seniors they sponsored an operetta The Gypsy Trou¬ badour , written by Effa Preston and Don Wilson, was presented to a large and attentive audience on the nights of the eight- enth and ninetenth of April Under the excellent direction of Miss Grctchen Webster end with the splendid cooperation of the class, we presented a program of which we were very proud In gratitude to Miss Webster for her assistance in making our oper¬ etta a success the class presented her with four pieces of her chosen pattern in silver The proceeds of the Operetta made it possible for us to leave fifty dollars each to the Girls ' and Boys ' Basketball Teams for the.purchase of new basketball suits.- We also left fifty dollars for the erection of a memorial. In appreciation for Mr. D H. Abell ' s guidance and under¬ standing throughout our school days the Glass presented him with a table lamp. Gn May eightenth, thirty-seven seniors enjoyed a bac¬ calaureate address presented by Rev. J. G Phillips of Dur¬ ham, North Carolina. Four members had been added to our graduating class as they had successfully completed their high school work. May the ninetenth marked the end of our days at Bartlett Yancey High when we received our diplomas. ' We left Bartlett Yancey with mingled feelings of joy and regret and with a wish in our hearts that our future days would bring as much joy to us as the days that we had known here. UHHrHArcri ' iT j 4 h r t ? tt Hfg-rir.Sxi i i ignjTi gWTW; iiririr ■■MM CI SS MOTTO i the bells of With the ropes of yesterday, let us ring tomorrow, CLiuSS COLORS CLuSS Hoifgi. By Nancy Mise Bed end white Saint Mary How ofton of the years that have passed, over and leavo at last; j.nd whon wo hove gone let us go where wo nay, Still deep in our hearts tho e fond nonorios will Charus; With toars in our hearts and with plans for the futuro, We choose this doar nonent to bid you adieu; Thanks to our kind teachers q d friends who hove helped us OhJ Bartlett Yancey High, we will renenbor you. The decorati ns w rc centered, around the theme, The mem oOCI iLh UF CL-noo OF 47 A Halloween Party was given for the class on October % 1944 in Betsy Foster ' s barn, which was decorated in typical Halloween style a wonderful time was had by all On May 4, 1945 the Juniors entertained the Seniors with a Junior-Senior Banquet in the auditorium of our school. The decorations were in blue and white in keeping with the May Day Theme, a May Pole centered the room with blue and white streamers. A dance followed the banquet at the Club House where everyone had a most enjoyable time. On Friday night npril 16, 1946 the girls of the eleventh grade gave a weiner roast and dance at the Club House in honor of the boys of their class. Everyone enjoyed the weiner roast which was on the grounds., as the sun Sank behind the hills and the weiners disappeared the guests went inside the Club House in answer to the strains of music coming through the windows. Flowers and streamers of school colors, purple and gold, decorated the Club House. The Seniors spensoree an informal dance at the Club House, December 28, 1946 which was one of the highlights of the holiday season. Everyone seemed to enjoy it as much or more than any social given by the group in many months. The Club House was decorated with red and white stro,_mers and evergreen accented by candlelight and fires in huge fireplaces, a . prize was given to the cutest couple. The Junior Class of Bartlett Yancey High School enter¬ tained. the Senior Class at a banquet given on Friday night, April 11, at Damn lie Country Club, a dance to which addi¬ tional guests wore xrvxted fallov r ed the banquet. The class had a formal dance on July 5, 1946 at the Club House at which quite a number Ware present. The color scheme was carried out in red and white. .SUPERLATIVE m Most Intellectual Boy,.;,. ; Prettiest Girl. . . .. . Host Looking Boy... i , . i . . . . Host Conceited Girli..i. j. Most Conceited Boy...,i..u Neatest Girl. Neatest Boy. Wittiest Girl. Wittiest Boy... Best Dressed Girl. Best Dressed Boy,.. Cutest Girl. Cutest Boy. .... Most athletic Girl. Most Athletic Boy. Biggest Flirt Girl. Biggest Flirt Boy. Girl Most Likely to Succeed Boy Most Likely to Succeed. Most Bashful Boy... Most Bashful Girl... Biggest Baby Girl.. Biggest Baby Boy.. La 21 cst Gir1............... Laziest Boy.... Best ..11 Bound Girl... Best .ill Round Boy......... Most Musi «ai... st Dramatic • � • •••••••.. Most Dignified Girl.. Most Dignified Bey,.. . . , Ixost x.rtistic............... Most Popular.... Most Popular Girl.. Priendliest Boy. Friendliest Girl. Lio st Dopcnloblo.Girl. Most Cheerful. Most Dependable Ley.. Best Personality. Best Personality. Most Polite Boy.... .. Most Polite Girl. .... .Joe B.. Morton .Estelle xxvercttc i.Charles Reynolds • .Jean Abell .. .Tiiorburn Meelcr ...Margaret Reagan .Charles Swicagood . .Colleen Lassiter .Joe Yarbrough ....Bcrrcll Fuquay .Charles Swi-eogood ....Nancy Florence .....Joe B, Morton . .Betty Watlington .,.Thorburn- Mocler ..Colleen Lassiter .....Joe Yarbrough • ..Nancy Miso .....Joe B. Morton ...•..Billy PoWell • .Leona Powell .Betsy Foster ..Fred Powell ... .Janie Pleasant .Billy fihith . .Betty Watlington ...Charles Fowlkes ... Lemuel Johnson 1 .......Jean ..bell ........Anne Davis .Charles Swicegood ...Margaret Reagan .....Joe Yarbrough ..Colleen Lassiter ..Charlos Fowlkes .Lib Davis ..Blanche Foster .Colleen Lassiter ....Joe a, Morton ..Charles Fowlkes .Barbara Roberts Charles Swicog.od .Jane Shelton THE GYPSY TROUBADOUR Director: Miss Webster Gen. Manager: N. S. Upchurch Pianist: Nancy Mise Characters fiODORO.,. VARIO. MARIA. JANINA. ELENA. MARKO. ROSITA. NIKOLI... TOM GORDON. MRS. JEAN JERROLD HENRY CLaYTON.... MARY MATTHEWS.... CLARE CLAYTON.... ..Charles Fowlkes ....Joe B. Morton .Betty Watlington .Jean Abell ..Estelle Averett ...Lemuel Johnson .Nell Smith .Fred Powell ....Joe Yarbrough ...Janie Pleasant Charles Swicegood .Jane Shelton .Colleen Lassiter Members of Dance Darrell Fuquay Glenna Foster Mae Davis Barbara Roberts Nancy Florance Anne Davis Members of Chorus Darrel Fuquay Rebecca Fuquay Reba J. Lunsford Shirley Oakes Leona Powell Margaret Reagan Barbara Roberts Elizabeth Shaw Gertrude Willis Anne Ashmore Anne Davis Elizabeth Davis Mae Davis Mary Lou Day Nancy L Floran ' de Betty J. Foster Blanche Foster Glenna Foster Billy Powell MMHHH9 BACCAL � URE.uTE SERMON Processional. Hyr.m. Prayer... .... Response.. Presentation of Speaker Scrnon.« Hymn...� .. Benediction. Recessional. .,Jpan Stephens .� A11 Hail The Power ..Rev. ' J. T. Baucon ....Senior Class .Rov. H. R. .kshnore .Rev. J. G. Phillips Guide Me 0 Thou Groat Jehovah .......Rev. H. J, Joncldorf ..,v«Jean Stephens COMMJCEMENT EXERCISES .......Jean Stophens ........Senior Class .Darrell Fuquay ... .Hetty 7 atlington ...Detty Jane Poster ..Blanche Poster .. .Jean AdcII ' ...Rev. ' . T. Baucon Supt. Holland McSwain ... ' .Jane Shelton .Junior Class .Senior Class Processional.. Prayer. Salutation. Class History. Presentation of Gifts.. Last ' .Till and Testament Class Prophecy. Presentation of Awards. Awarding of Diplomas... Valedictory,. Song to Seniors. Class Song... MARSHALLS CHIEF MARSHALL-J, T. Terrell Louise Buck Hunter Lunsford Virginia Anne Hodges Thacker Garter valedictory V , Th fA 0b 0f your personality is to attract, not to repel, f iou should learn something from every great personality with whom you come in contact. If your friend has the blues, turn J on the sunshine. Do not always judge a pump by the squeaks it makes, nor F likewise a chance acquaintance by first impression. Keep s drawing out to find the deeper treasures of a rich personality a y°ur acquaintance as you would keep drawing to find pure water from a well. You should possess an urge so overwhelming that you can not resist it. This urge should be a Kagnificent Obession that wakes you in the morning with a desire to serve that can¬ not be put aside| something that sends you into any group, not with thought of what can I get out of them but rather what can I give ? Why not live in the presence of the best? Vvhy not live a distinguished liie? I dare you to surround yourself with the very best the world has to offer. One should give his loyalty to the Living Leader ana then express that loyalty in kinightly service. Real religion dreams and sees visions that intoxicate with deeds of kind¬ ness, justice, chivarly, and love. We advance only by doing, What you are to be, you are now becoming. The kind of character you have is your trade¬ mark. Your trademark will have a decided effect upc i your capital. Stand Tall . Think Tall . If you are in a good phy¬ sical condition and a good mental condition you will have suf¬ ficient strength, stamina, and intelligence to finish any pro¬ gram which you begin. Smile Tall . You can develop a pleas¬ ing personality if you have a great enough desire. Remember, really great men and women are those who are natural, frank, and honest with everyone with whom they come in contact. Live Tall . Turn your sparks of character into such a blaze that you will aliirays do the right thing at the right time. Stand Tall , Think Tall , omile Tall , ana Live Tall are the ingredients for a well-rounded life. ' ' K -V ' . ' ' iii,. .. ... ..... ... ...... ' ' iiii. ' iiii,. ' ' in,. .. ... , . .i t J ■ft. ' M Hk ' ' III. Hi,. ' ' III, ' Hilt ' III,. ' ’V ' Hlit ' Hi,. ' III.. III,. III,., ' ll,,, lilt, ' III, ' H||,. Hii, Hi,. H|,„ V Ml,, Hi ,. % Hi. Hi,, ' ll,, Hi,. H||,,. ' ' Hi,. ' Hi, ' Hli, ' Hi,. H||, fc V ' Hli,. ' III,. ' III,. H. H JUNIOR CLASS President-Billy Hunt Vice-President-Jeanne Whitlow Secretary-Lila Bradner Mildred Ashworth Louise Buck Madelyn Butts Hallie Garter Thacker Carter Gypsy Davis W 0 E� Earthing Charles EovhLkes Third Row Richard Gwynn Virginia A 0 Hodges Dairene Holt Arthur Eimbro Annie Ruth King Wilma Lunsford Hunter Lunsford June Poteat Eirst Row Billy Smith Mar Smith Evuj.jux Stephens Earl Poteat Gordie Slade Wyoruie Smith Nina Smith Eourth Row Third Row Charles Walters Edridge Vernon Jacksxe Watiington Doris Watlington Charles Swicegood J. T. Terrell Nancy Totten .ff ; f- : - ©IBs;; US ' UTUi.f;: - i . t - • r • j . ■R j rtfr i. We began the school year of 1946 determined to make it an outstanding year from the standpoint of achievement in our clcsswork and for friend ships 0 We have deeply regretted the departure of some of our classmates who have left us from time to time. Our class now has an enrollment of thirty-four. At the first of the year we elected our class officers. They arc : President...Filly Hunt Vice-President.IJocuanc ' Whitlow Secretary and Treasurer ....Lila Bradner These officers have served us faithfully and. have more than justified our faith in their ability. At this time we also elected our gradeparents. They are Mr. H, L. Lunsford, gradefrtor and Mrs. H. M. Potent, grade- mother. These gradeparents were popular and were elected by [a large majority. Most of our class participated in the recent basketball ;tournments. Hoys and girls who had never played before learn¬ ed how to handle the ball. A few members of our class are on tho basketball teams. The Junior Class ' s largest contribution to the field of sports is in bcseball. The Junior boys furnish a. large por¬ tion of the team. Our class conducted a Popularity Contest under the di¬ rection of our class sponsor, Mrs, Witty. Tho merchants prov¬ ed to be very cooperative; they readily sponsored their choice for the most popular girl when they were solicited by members of the class. We are using a part of this monoy for a Junior-Senior Banquet. The surplus will remain in the treasury for our Senior activities next year. Wo are looking forward to next year when we will bo Seniors - RC w LtFT TO RIGHT; VIOLET YARBROUGH, FLORENCE SHELTON, ANNE GATEWOOD, ALMA CLAYTON, VERA GRAY, ALISE COLEY, JENNIE HICKS. ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: ROXIE SALLY, MOZELLE WHITE, MARGARET SHELTON, ANN HANDY, ANNE POWELL, DARE WILLIS, ELOI3E ASHWORTH. , rd ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: EDNA HOLT, JEAN STEPHENS, RUTH LUNSFORD, ADELLE STOWE, POLLY ADKINS, BUDDY REAGAN, BUDDY VAN HOOK. lth ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: BOBBY VERNON, LAWTON LYNCH, DEWEY SWICEGOOD, CHARLES h7 HOOPER, RAYMOND WARE, CECIL COOPER. ... tsrt TO RIGHT- W. A. TOTTEN, TOMMY FOSTER, JAMES MASSEY, JIMMY REYNOLDS CLAUDE HUEr ' , JR. , ERMINE POTEAT, JR., MALLOY DIX. CLASS OFFICERS ’RESIDENT: CHARLES H. HOOPER VICE PRESIDENT: ANNE GATEWOOD SECRETARY . TREASURER: FLORENCE SHELTON CLaSS HISTORY The class gathered together when school started with Edna Mebane as its homeroom teacher. We welcomed several new members the year. These were anne Gatewood, Coley, and anne Handy. at the Malloy beginning of Dix, Elise officers that were as follows Charles H Hooper anne Gatewood Vice President. Secretary...Florence Shelton We had a party at the school building in February, although the weather was cold, those that came had a nice time eating, dancing, and talking. The class disbanded for the year in May hoping to see each other again in the fall. i _ . - ■ ' ' • • • V ' ' ■ ; mi£. - ' • •- ■ v:- ;:■ ■’ ' ■ ' V ' —•• -■ : ■ 1st ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: LENA CLAYTON, LOLA GRAY, LORETTA BRIGGS, SUE SHAW, tE3A FOSTER, ETHEL FARTHING, KATIE LEA SNEAD. ?nd ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: NETTIE MAE RUDD, CHRISTINE HARRISON, MARIE POTEAT, Borgia ANN PLEASANT, MARY WILMA WATLINGTOK, BETH PAGE, NANCY WATLINGTON, DORIS SMITH. 3rd ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: SUSAN DABBS, VERA WEAVER, MARY ALICE RICE, MAh jAKET UPCHURCH. Ith ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: BERLIN LEWIS, MARTHA SHELTON, MARGARET LUNSFORD. Sth ROW LEFT TO RIGHT: DONALD BROOKS, LEWIS BARNWELL, BILLY COOK, DORIS WILLIS, ’VIRGINIA WILLIS, HAZEL BARTS. At-h ROW IA FT TO RIGHT: LEWIS DANIEL, COY REAGAN, LINDSEY FOSTER, BOBBY SNEAD? WAYNE wItlSn, JIMMY POTEAT, ROBERT TERREL! . GAYLE SHIELDS. now LEFT TO RIGHT: THOMAS DENNY, JAKES MURRAY, N. G. rU UAY, REGI- NALDSWTERfIeLD, FRANK MOOREFIELD, MACK WILLIS, DONALD ,-DG„S. CLASS OFFICERS RESIDENT: GEORGIA ANN PLEASANT SECRETARY: SUE SHAW I), lib M||,„ -Ml,,. X X... X X X ' ll.. X X X X X V... X ..X V V XX ... ...... XX X X X ;i? ' ;:, ' ‘ T lMM i il_ ' •--; -fi. ;’ ri fKf « !ggfKl J :J: r ‘i •« •? -.?♦� - ' r ' — frT7rT - 4 CLASS HISTORY At the beginning of $his school yoor forty nino stu¬ dents ontered tho freshman class. Some were timid, others wore ijuito at homo in tho new surroundings Everything was so quocr and different to us Whore we had only ono teacher before thorc wes now c different toother for every subject It requirod some timo at first for us to boconc accustomed to tho change, but -before long wo were settled and ready for work$ Out of that forty nine we lost} Mary BradnerJ Stokloy Davis, -Shirley Homlott, Louis Barnwoll, Hazel Barts, and we gainod Mary Rice who come to us from Gobb School, This leaves U3 with a total of forty fivo at the end of our freshman yoor Tho Ercshman Home Economics Glass with tho teacher. Miss V cbstor, went to the State Eair in Rnloigh in October We have done many interesting things this year -Sewing and tho study of foods havo boon our main projects Y-fo arc all looking forward to next year when wo eon teko second year home economics Our class went out for sports in a big way this year -Some of our girls were substitutes on tho baskotball team, and wo think that they are really good players . Our boys school team this yoar like baseball. Two aro on our looking forward to npx and old teachoraj,. and real ? school, li£ The freshman students are year when we can work with now ly take an active pert an high V AL though the bearers of the purple end gold did not have a very impressive record this season, we had a wonder ' ful time . ' Mirphy All-Stars Yanaeyville All-Stars liirphy All-Stars Prospect Sill Opponents Morton was high 9 corer with 97 points ' Mseler was second with 5b • Following the end of the regular season an intramural tournament in which the varsity was axduded,the eighth won out in the finals by defeating the eleventh grade Se winners gained a berth in the finals by defeating the ninth grade and the eleventh by defeating the tenth grade. Sis tSrmnBnt revealed son very bright prospects for the basketball team next year. Tn its first two base ball games this year the ffi. Y. was defeated 8-5 by Cobb and 23-4 by Yanceyville • ■ f. ♦ w YAN-TaT dTnFF Editor-in-chief.. Associate Editors c Editors. Betty Watlington ..iJean Abell Barbara Roberts Colleen Lassiter ..Estelle averett f .., Glenn? poster . .Merge, ret neagon .. ReJL i-mi+h J oe B ric rton ., Jarrell Fvquay hi e Davis Business hanaggp Social editor... $rc Editor. ■Sports Editors. ' . Typist TaTTLjiR oTa|F ...Blanche Foster ..Elizabeth Davis Charles Walters Darrell Fuquay Charles Sv icegood .’.hargaret Rougon , .Thorturr. heeler .Jocsoi ’’a: oi ough .Colleen Lassiter Betty Jane Foster Nancy R. Mae .Raymond ' Waf.e W. A. Totten hrs. V. £. Witty Exjitor-in-chief.. Associate bdJj-tors Business Manager Xrt■ Editor...... Sports bditor,.. Humor Editor.... Goss Id Editor... Typists... Printers adult advisors. , STUDENT COUNCIL Nell Smith June Poteat Representatives Eighth Grade... Jewell Helms Ben Rowland ..,..Donald Hodges Margaret Upchurch Christine Harrison Loretta Briggs Fteshman Jean Stephens Tommy Foster Jacksie Watlington W. E. Farthing Junior i .Colleen Lassiter Jane Shelton Mr. N. S. Upchurch Adult Advisor COURT Barbara Roberts Estelle Averett Joseph Yarbough Anne Davis Judges Elizabeth Davis Clerk of Court Fred Powell Cecil Cooper Bobby Vernon Deputies ' ,’T Isi ' r- - • -t. mw4; • ' •,- , • V : r . . • ' . ; ... ’ • . -. • v •••� j W i V ' NIORS of 1947 taijK ‘■anil ' pf-v Do You Know that you can purchase a very ap¬ propriate gift for your school-a gift that will perpetuate the memory of the class of ’47for as little as $3.60? Our “School Gift Service” catalog contains pictures and full descriptions with prices on more than 300 items which have been se¬ lected for their suitability as class gifts and which you can purchase at a saving at prices ranging from $1.50 up. Write for Free Catalog Today You will be pleased with the up-to- date suggestions offered thru this service. SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY Gunn Memorial Public Library Yanceyville, N. C 27379