Beaver Creek High School - Bridge Yearbook (West Jefferson, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1956 volume:

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Taylor I XX i ii' l , , , ig, - Y 6 11 1 V, 1 I' - ' W' ,Q , 'U I Wvfggff . 1 JJ, I ' , X ' X I so X X, X fl- X T J .XJ me , img, Gail' f 'xg 719 in , - - -,FV DEDICATION Dear Mr. Atwood: With deepest appreciation to you --- as a leading educa- tor, an able coach, a trusted friend and afine Christian gen- tleman, for your unceasing work toward the development of Beaver Creek High School and For your showing, during your three years at Beaver Creek, a most unpreiudiced attitude toward both students and faculty ---- we humbly dedicate, as a token of our respect, the i956 edition of THE BRIDGE. Large was his bounty, and his soul sincere. --- --- Gray Ships Only So CONTENT ADMINISTRATION Principal Faculty CLASSES Senior Junior Sophomore Freshman ATHLETICS Football Basketball Softball Cheerleaders ACTIVITIES Clubs FEATURES Homecoming Queen High Lights of Home Coming Game In and Around Beaver Creek lVIr. and Miss Beaver Creek President of Student Body Senior Superlatives ADVERTISEMENTS . . , that pass in the mghf and speak each other p g a signal shown and a distant voice in th d k h f Iife we pass and speak one an h on I' e oceu Only o look and a 'cep then da k ag i d I L gf ll xx, . n. Z In - If M I ' ' .- I7 5624 I 'L ' 55751 'I 7 ff 'f ' KCC f ' A D If X acuffy 1 1 co ,rf Q 6 5 ' f:'ff?ff ,f 'Hon ,Za rbmfl i ., jf ,fm - f M ,J ff Q 'f4Qf 41 xx u vfgj I ' ...fc , 1 W f fy- ,...,.z ea h hhdyhf hhf Mlff Our Principal W. PAUL BINGHAM Principal Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Appalachian State Teach- ers' College Living in a modern society such as ours is a long series of tasks to learn, where learning well brings Satisfaction and reward, while learning poorly brings unhappiness and social dis- approval . ' The tasks the individual must learn are those that constitute healthy and satisfactory growth in our society: they are the things a person must learn if he is to be judged and to judge himself to be a reasonably happy and successful person. Thou shalt eat the labour of thine handsp happy shalt thou be, and it shall be well with thee. ---Psalms 73:2. , DALE ATWOOD Biology, Physical Education Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Appalachian State Teach- ers College r - A' I .. Z QPUNWV gi , 1 . 1 Sy r' R , 2 'li A ,if Y K E . .fl 7 FRED H. HARDIN Science, Social Science Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Appalachian State Teach- ers College 'a ' 5 mr- . it ,J lx l My 1 l 5 X J l l x I I lvl J I ,f W i! .J RUBY ADAMS TRIVETTE English, Library, French Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Appalachian State Teach- ' gk ers' College MRS. CHARITY BARR Vocational Home Economics Bachelor of Science, Womans College, Univ. of Delaware MRS. ELIZABETH S. BARLOW English, Dramatics, Journalism Bachelor of Science, Appa- lachian State Teachers College One of the indisputable lessons of life is that we cannot get or keep anything for ourselves alone unless we get it For others, too. ---Sneed , F I : .s N 4521- has X, l WILLIS A. MORETZ Commercial Bachelor of Science, Appa- lachian State Teachers College GILBERT WARD Vocational Agriculture Bachelor of Science, Oklaho- ma A and M College MRS. BETTY JEAN HUGHES English, Commercial Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Appalachian State Teach- ers College J There is not a mbment withaut some A. D. GOODMAN Mathematics Bachelor of Science, Wake Forest College WILLIAM JAKE CAUDILL Vocational Agriculture .Bachelor of Science, Clemson College duty . ---Cicero W we XJ Q X X 's' X VV ' ' ' ,G3 nl f A I , r:gi T 5 it L. '- x GENE WILSON Music, Social Studies Bachelor of Science, Master of ,- Arts, Appalachian State Teach- ers College MARVIN EDWARD OSBORNE Math, Science Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Appalachian State Teach- ers College MRS. HAZEL EDWARDS Secretary and Treasurer Gregg College, Colorado Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. ---Tennyson ROBERT G. FRACKER Social Science, Physical Edu cation Bachelor of Science, East Tennessee State College LEWEY GLENN ALEXANDER Math, Physical Education Bachelor of Science, Master of Arts, Appalachian State Teach- ers College en ior.4 2 iff N K . f JW,-lf. bfi? Y 1 lil W. l ff' 1, fm i l f ff' K I , ,y semosz g 3 l t ,v.1: 7 ' T'5-f2.,g: 'r i'- -1- ' fffeaff YZ A Q ,fmt ,,.,I I 'fy 7i7-we be A , ,JH fin' lo JW . K MJJU X. I Believe in yourself! Huve faith in your abilities! Without a humble, but reasonable, confidence in your own polwers, you cannot be successful or happy. ---Peole Seniors Class Officers RALPH HOWELL ....... ............................. .......... President -President SHELBY WALTERS ........ .......................... ..... V i ce BETTY LOU HOWELL ...... ....... MELBA WATSON fAbsenfI .... ....... . Secretary Treasurer EVA WAYNE BARE RO ANDERSON NDA BLEDSOE Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self-control, these three alone leads life to sovereign power. ---Tennyson Seniors Wu-LA MAE CARPENTER PANSY CHURCH WILLIAM CHU Great ideas , strong personalities, and creative art are The forces which shape men's lives. ---Cocking RCH MARY D vis VIRGINIA COMES A PAUL DAvis Seniors MYRTLE EASWDGE aossv EDWARDS B Success does not consist in never making blunders, but in never makin th ' 9 e same one the second hme. ---Show OBBY FAW BOBBY FLECHER ANDREW GENTRY NANCY GE NTRY Seniors WAYNE GOODMAN JAc:K1E oooDMAN REECE GRAHAM Character is a by-productp if is produced in the great manufacture of daily dufy. ---W. Wilson ik-af susren onssn BQBBY enema MAX GREER Seniors DOR BAXTER HARDIN RUTH ANN . CBRLJQ-gf-uw OTHY HARDIN d b sured b his special efforts The Power of mon 's virtue shoul not e mea y but by his ordinary doings. ---Pascal L. WTL UAM HARTZO G DOROTHY HOLMAN DEAN HOU CK Seniors iv HOWELL RALPH HowELL P ww LOU Eeev HUDLER Courage and perseverance have a magic falisman, before which diffi- culties disappear and obstacles vanish into air. ---J. Q. Adams i- RACHEL Joi-lNsToN LKNDA ioHNs1oN ELMER JORDAN ,. ,drew Seniors Louxse JORDAN HAROLD JORDAN LEO If you have castles in the air, your work need not be losty that is where they should be. Now put foundations under them. ---Thoreau ' JAMA KEEM NARD JORDAN NELL KRIDER JlMMy LAMBER1 Seniors mg-QARA LAWRENCE BEUY LAWRENCE PAUU:-,QE LAWRENCE The more we clo, the more we can dog the more busy we are, the more leisure we have. ---Hazliff SHIRLEY MEDLEY ' GARLAND LYALLS BETTY MH-LER -1 Seniors- R. z. MILLER PAUL MILLER RALPH MCNEILL I care not so much what I am in the opinion of others as what I um in my ownp I would be rich of myself and not by borrowing. ---Montaigne , ROBERT MORE-TZ MARY NELL PERKINS CAROL PHILLIPS Seniors CHE PIERCE VELDA PIERCE UN R' ,, LWMM K nl AR DA REEVE5 To be ready is very much, to be able fo wail' is still more, to fake advantage of The right moment is all .--- Achnifzler ELQA ROTEN GURNEY SMITH HESSE LOU SE VERT 1? Seniors -3: g I N me LEONARD SEVEN DALE TRIVETTE soNNy VANN Life is like playing u violin solo in public and learning the instrument as one goes on. ---S. Butler OY or TERS EVELYN WATSON MELBA WATS SHELBY WM ON Seniors Ak 5 RESSIE WINEBARGER BRENT SUE wn.up.M WITHERSPQON If u little knowledge is dangerous, where is the man who has so much as To be out of danger? --- Huxley ls.,..rixkASV, , V I EY CARL WYATT CAR Bows JEAN WORL ROL WYRICK SENIOR DIRECTORY EVA MARIE ANDERSON West Jefferson, North Carolina Treasurer of Home Room 35 Vlce-President of Debating 45 Reporter of Home Room 45 Monogram Club 45 Dra- matlcs Club Z, 3, 45 -Trl-Hi-Y 25 Booster Club 25 Paper Staff 3,45 Debating 3,45 Glrls' Glee Club I. WAYNE AUSTIN BARE Idlewild, North Carolina President of Home Room 45 Vice-President of FFA5 Vot- ed: Mr. Beaver Creek, Most Llkely to Succeed5 Beta Club 45 Booster Club 2, 35 FFA 3,45 Football 3,45 Base- ball 3,-4. RONDA DUANE BLEDSOE Fleetwood, North Carolina President of Student Body 45 Secretary of Beta Club 45 President of Home Room 25 Vice-President of Junior Class 35 Chief Reporter of Paper Staff 35 Voted: Best Personal ity5 Beta Club 3, 45 Paper Staff 25 Student Council 4. WILLA MAE CARPENTER West Jefferson, North Carolina Treasurer of Business Club 35 Composition Editor of Paper Staff 45 Business Club 3, 45 Library 2, 35 Paper Staff 45 Girls' Glae Club I, 25 Monitors 3,45 Softball 3,45 Basketball 3,4. PANSY RUTH CHURCH Deep Gap, North Carolina FHA 2, 45 Trl-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Monitors Club 2. WILLIAM HAROLD CHURCH Idlewild, North Carolina Safety Club 45 Boys' Glee Club 2,35 Bus Drivers 45 Booster 3. VIRGINIA ELLEN COMB5 West Jefferson, North Carolina FHA Club 25 Library Secretary and Treasurer 45 Chap- laln Tri-Hi-Y 45 Library Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Booster Club 45 Debatlng Club 35 Girls' Glae Club l,25 Moni- tors Club 25 Student Council 3. EDDIE PAUL DAVIS West Jefferson, North Carolina Visual Aid 25 Science Club I5 Hobby Club I5 Boys' Glee Club 2,35 Math Club 45 FFA I, 25 Football 4. MARY KATHLEEN DAVIS West Jefferson, North Carolina Vice-President of Debating 35 Business Manager of An- nual 45 Voted: Wittiest5 Monogram Club 35 Visual Aid 25 Beta Club 45 Annual 45 Debating 2,3, 45 Girls' Glee Club I. MYRTLE EASTRIDGE West Jefferson, North Carolina FHA 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Glen Club Z,3. BOBBY EDWARDS West Jefferson, North Carolina Science Club I5 Boys' Glee Club 45 FFA 2,45 Football 35 Baseball 3, 45 Co-Captain Baseball 45 Booster Club 35 4-H Club l,2,3,45 Reporter Boys' Glee Club 4. BOBBY FAW Wat Jefferson, North Carolina Visual Aid 2,3,45 serene. Club 15 Hobby Club l. ROBERT ALLEN FLETCHER Idlewild, North Carolina Treasurer of Home Room 45 President of Home Room 35 Vice-President of Visual Aid 35 President Agriculture Class 35 Safety Club 45 Bus Drivers Club 35 Booster Club 25 FFA 3,4. ANDREW GENTRY Todd, North Carolina Visual Aid 25 FFA 2, 35 4-H Club l5 F.-.mtl-ell 3.45 Hob- by Club 4. NANCY CAROLYN GENTRY West Jefferson, North Carolina Representative of Business Club 45 Secretary of Home Room 2,3,45 Softball Team 3,45 Business Club 45 Boos- ter Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,35 Monitors Club 25 4-H Club I,2,3. FRED WAYNE GOODMAN West Jefferson, North Carol ina President of Chorus 45 Vice-President at Booster Club- 45 Voted: Most PopuIar5 Visual Aid 35 Boys' Glee Club 45 Booster Club 45 Baseball 4. JACKIE DANIEL GOODMAN West Jefferson, North Carolina Visual Aid 2, 35 Science I5 Business Club 35 Hobby Club I5 Boys' Glee Club 2,45 Football 35 Booster 3,4. WILLIAM REECE GRAHAM Todd, North Carolina Treasurer ot' Class 35 Senior Class Editor of Annual 45 Voted5 Best Lool:ing5 Monogram Club 45 Visual Aid 2, 35 Annual 2,45 Booster Club 2,3,45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Football 3, 4, Co-Captain Football 3,45 Baseball 3,4, Co-Captain 45 Student Council 2. BOBBY GREENE Todd, Narth Carolina Secretary Vitual Aid 35 Representative Bus Drivers 45 Visual Aid 2,3,45 Bus Drivers 45 FFA 2,3,4. MAX GREER Todd, North Carolina Visual Ala 2,3,45 ae Drivers s,4. BUSTER GREER West Jefferson, North Carolina Visual Aid 35 Hobby Club 45 Football 4. DOROTHY LEIOH GROGAN Todd, North Carolina FHA 25 surety Club 45 olrlr' Gln Club 2,3,4. BAXTER HARDIN Fleetwood, North Carolina Voted: Best All-Around5 President Bus Drivers 45 Dra- matiu 3, 45 Bus Drivers 2,3,45 Pape Staff 45 Monitors 25 Wrestling 35 Booster 2,3. RUTH ANN HARDIN West Jefferson, North Carolina Dramatic: 45 FHA 'G Booster Club 45 Papa' Staff 2,35 Girls' Gleo Club I5 Monitors Club 3, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2. WILLIAM HENRY HARTZOG Boys' Glee Club 2, 3,45 Bus Drivers 3,45 FFA 2,3,4. DOROTHY HOLMAN President FHA 25 FHA 2, 45 Tri-Hi-Y 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3. DEAN HOUCK Todd, North Carolina Visual Aid 25 Boys' Glue Club 2,3,45 Bus Drivers 3,45 Football 35 seem 2, 35 4-H Club l,z,a,45 Mallsm Club 3. BETTY LOU HOWELL Todd, North Carolina Secretary of Class 45 Vice-President Beta Club 35 Pres- ident Beta Club 45 Vice-President Business Club 35 Beta Club 3,45 Burlnes Club 35 Photography 45 Student Council 35 Voted: Best All Around5 Home Coming At- tendant 4. RALPH DALE HOWELL Todd, North Carolina President Senior Class5 Vice-President Junior Class 35 Visual Aid 2,35 Beta Club 45 Photography 25 FFA l.2,3. ' PEGGY HUDLER West Jefferson, North Carolina Vice-President Home Room 45 Voted: Best Dressed5 Dra- mutics 2,35 FHA 45 Tri-Hi-Y 2,3, 45 Student Council 3. LINDA JOHNSTON Idlewild, North Carolina FHA 25 Safety 45 Girls' Glee Club 2,3,45 Choral Con- test 2,3,4. RACHEL IRENE JOHNSTON Idlewild, North Carolina President of Booster Club 45 Vice-President Girls' Glee Club 35 Voted: Most Carefrea5 FHA 45 Booster Club 2, 45 Girls' Glae Club 2,35 Monitor 2,45 Softball 3,45 4- H Club I . ELMER BLAN JORDAN Todd, North Carolina Reporter Home Room 25 Business Club 3,45 Monitor 4. EDNA LOUISE JORDAN Todd, North Carolina Reporter Home Room 25 Business Club 45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Paper Staff 25 Monitor 3,4. HAROLD JORDAN Todd, North Carolina Business Club 45 FFA 3,45 Basketball 2,3. LEONARD A. JORDAN Todd, North Carolina Secretary Br Treasurer Bus Drivers 25 Bus Drivers Club 2, 35 FFA 3,45 Basketball I5 Voted: Most DignifiecI5 Safety Club 4. JAMA L. KEENE West Jefferson, North Carolina Treasurer of Monogram Club 45 Secretary of Visual Aid 25 Monogram Club 45 Visual Aid 25 Cheerleader 2,3, 45 Reporter of Cheerleaders 25 Tri-Hi-Y 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Monitors 2,45 Student Council 25 Voted: Most Talented5 Homecoming Attendant l9555 Choral Contest 3,4. I SENIOR DIRECTORY NELL KRIDER Todd, North Caolina Reporter of Booster Club 45 Monogram Club I5 Booster 3, 4, Girls' one Club a, Monitor 4, Basketball l,2,a, -I, Co-Captain 45 Voted: Best Athlete. JIMMY LAMBERT Vice-President Boys' Glee Club 35 President Boys' Glee Club 45 Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Voted: Most Originol5 Visual Aid 25 Science I5 Hobby I5 Debating 25 Football 3,4. BARBARA MAE LAWRENCE West Jefferson, North Caolina President of Junior Class 35 Secretary of Dramatics Class 45 Vice-President Student Body 45 Senior Editor of Annual 45 Dramatics 45 Beta Club 3,45 Annual 45 Booster Club 25 Debating 2, 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club I5 Student Council I, 35 May Court Attendant 25 Voted: Best Personality. BETTY LOUISE LAWRENCE West Jefferson, North Carolina Asistant Editor of BEAVER CREEK RIPPLE 35 Editorof BEAVER CREEK RIPPLE 45 Visual Aid 25 Dramatics 45 asia Club 3,4, Paper Staff 3, 4, Debating 1, z, 3, 4, Girls' Glue Club I5 Voted: Best Looking. DONNA PAULETTE LAWRENCE West Jefferson, North Carolina President of Tri-HI-Y 45 Trl-HI-Y 3,45 Dramatir: 2,3, 45 FHA 3,45 Booster Club 25 Girls' Glee Club I5 Staff Assistant RIPPLE 4. GARLAND C. LYALLS West Jefferson, North Carolina President Visual Aid 45 President Hobby Club I5 Visual Aid 3,45 Hobby Club I5 Bus Drivers 3,45 FFA 25 Debat- ing 2. SHIRLEY MEDLEY West Jefferson, North Carol ina FHA 2,45 Booster Club 45 Girls' Glee Club l,3. BETTY LOU MILLER West Jefferson, North Carolina Secretary of Class 35 Treasurer of Beta Club 45 Secretary of Glee Club 25 Dramatics 25 Beta Club 3,45 Trl-Hi-Y 25 Annual I,2,35 Girls' Glee Club I,2,45 Monitors 45 Student Council I . PAUL MILLER West Jefferson, North Carolina Visual Aid 25 Science Club I5 Hobby Club I5 Boys' Glee Club 3, 45 Bus Drivers 3,45 Debating 25 Football 3,4. R. Z. MILLER Todd, North Carolina Treasurer Boys' Glee Club 45 I0th Grade Editor Paper Staff 25 Boys' Glee Club 2,3,45 Booster Club 25 Paper Staff 25 Monitor 2,45 Football 3,45 Student Council 4. JAMES RALPH MCNEILL Lansing, North Carolina Monogram Club 45 Visual Aid 25 Dramatics Club 2,3, 45 sets Club 3,4, Hobby Club 1, Library Club 2,3,4, An- nual 3, 45 Booster Club I5 Paper Staff 45 Monitors Club 25 Voted: Most lntellectual5 Ashe County Dramatics Festival 4. ROBERT MORETZ Boone, North Carolina Visual Aid 45 Booster Club 45 Monitor Club 4. MARY NELL PERKINS Todd, North Carolina FHA 2,3,4, Tri-Hi-Y 2, Girls' one Club 4, CAROL PHILLIPS West Jefferson, North Carolina Treasurer of Sophomore Class 25 VicerPresident of Tri- Hi-Y 35 President of Debating 45 Secretary 8 Treasurer of Monitors Club 35 Drarnatics 25 Safety Club 45 Tri-Hi- Y 2,35 Paper Staff 25 Debating 3, 45 Student Council 45 Monitors Club 35 Paper Staff Assistant 2. ARCHIE LINCOLN PIERCE Secretary 8. Treasurer of Debating 25 Hobby Club I5 Boys' Glee Club 45 Bus Drivers 35 Annual 45 Booster Club r, 2, 3, Debating 2, FFA 3,4, Monitors Club 2, Voted: Best Dressed5 Basketball 2,3. VELDA PIERCE West Jefferson, North Carolina President Safety Club 45 Visual Aid 25 Hobby Club I5 Safety Club 45 Bus Driver 3, 45 Booster Club 2,45 De- bating 25 Student Council 2: Band I,2,3,45 Basketball 2,3,45 Voted: Most Talented. LINDA JANE REEVES West Jefferson, North Carolina Secretary of Drctmatics 35 Reporter of Beta Club 45 As- sistant Editor of Annual 35 Editor of Annual 45 President of Debating 35 Secretwy of Debating I5 Ashe County Dramatics Festival 35 Drarnatics Club I,2,3,45 Beta Club 45 Annual 3, 45 Booster Club I5 Paper Staff 2,35 Debating Club I,2,3,45 Voted: Most Dignified. ELVA ROTEN West Jefferson, North Carolina President of Business Club 3,45 Treasurer of Student Council 35 Visual Aid 25 Dramatic I,45 Busines Club 3, 45 Cheerleader 25 Booster Club I, 45 Paper Staff 45 Student Council I,2,3,45 Monitor 3,45 Voted: Most Originali May Court Attendant 2. HESSIE LOU SEVERT West Jefferson, North Carolina Secretary of Tri-Hl-Y 45 Dramatic 25 Beta Club 3,45 Tri-Hi-Y 3,45 Booster Club 25 Girls' Glee Club I5 Stu- dent Council 35 Voted: Most Likely to Succeed. LEONARD SEVERT West Jefferson, North Carol ina President of Monogram Club 45 Clos President 45 Vlce- President of Hobby Club I5 FFA Trecurer 25 Vice-Presi- dent of Student Council 35 President of Student Council 45 Co-Captain af Football Team 3,45 Monogram Club 3, 45 Hobby Club I5 Booster Club l,2,35 FFA 2,3,45 Student Council 2, 3, 45 Basketball I,2,3,45 Football 3, 45 Baseball 3,45 Voted: Best Athlete. GURNEY SMITH West Jefferson, North Carolina Visual Aid I5 Bays' Glee Club I,45 FFA I,2,3. DALE TRIVFITE West Jefferson, North Carolina Visual Aid 25 Dramatics 2, 35 Science Club I5 Hobby Club I5 Safety Club 45 Booster Club I,2,35 Paper Staff 35 FFA 2,3,45 Student Council 35 Voted: Wittiest5 Sports Editor RIPPLE 3. SONNY VANNOY West Jefferson, North Carolina Sentinel FFA 35 Boys' Glee Club 2,45 Tri-Hi-Y I5 Bus Drivers 45 Booster Club 2,35 FFA 2,3,4. SHELBY WALTERS West Jefferson, North Carolina Vice-President Senior Class 45 Beta Club 3,45 Trl-Hi-Y 35 Booster Club 45 Paper Staff 25 Girls' Glee Club I5 Student Council 35 Voted: Miss Beaver Creelc5 Most ln- tellectual. EVELYN WATSON Deep Gap, North Carolina Reporter of Girls' Glee Club 45 FHA 25 Safety Club 45 cms' els.. Club 2,3,45 sruasnr Council 2,3. MELBA WATSON Deep Gap, North Carolina Senior Class Treasurer5 Visual Aid 25 Drarnatics Club 25 Businss Club 45 Booster Club 35 Photography Club 45 Girls' Glee Club 35 Student Council 2,45 Voted: Most Popular. MAMIE SUE WILLIAMS West Jefferson, North Carolina Secretary of Class 25 Girls' Glee Club 2, 35 Business Club 45 Booster Club 35 Photography 4. RESSIE WINEBARGER West Jefferson, North Carolina FHA 2, 45 Library 35 Tri-Hi-Y 35 Booster Club 45 Girls' Glee Club l,2. BRENT WITHERSPOON Wat Jefferson, North Carolina Vice-President of Home Room 35 Secretary of Business Club 45 FHA 25 Business Club 3,45 I'rieHi-Y 25 Booster Club 3, 45 Girls' Glee Club I, 25 Junior Marshal 35 BOBBIE JEAN WORLEY Todd, North Carolina Treasurer of Tri-Hi-Y 35 FHA 2,3, 45 Trl-Hi-Y 25 Girls' Glen Club 4. CARL WYATT West Jefferson, North Carolina Secretary of Class I5 President of Class 25 Monogram Club 45 Dramatics Club 35 Hobby Club I5 Boys' Glee curl. 3, Booster Club r,2,3, Paper start 3, FFA 2,a,4, Basketball I,2,3,45 Monitor 45 Voted: Mast Carafree5 Publicity Manager RIPPLE 3. CARROL WYRICK West Jefferson, North Carolina Vice-President of Cheerleaders' Club 45 Vice-President of Business Club 45 Class Treasurer I5 Reporter of Dra- matics Club I5Mono9ram Club 35 Visual Aid 25 Dramat- ics l,35 Business Club 3,45 Cheerleader 2,3,45 Tri-Hi- Y 25 Booster Club I5 Debating 35 Band I,2,45 Voted: Most Dependable. N my wx che AUD fo' ti Tquch us gently, Time I h h Let qg g lidgdqwn 1hyi stfeamf- Not by bread clone Beaver Creek .inda and Wayne! Cr 05COPx Time to go? of noon r i 85 C NWST9 ' Gently---as we sometimes glide Through o quiet dream. --Proctor CLASS HISTORY Are you weary and oppressed? Do you long for a remedy for this affliction? If so, I have iust the thing you want. Do you like trips? I dol How would you like to come on one with me? We are going to start at Beaver Creek High School, where members of the Senior class are preparing for their graduation. They are going on the trip with us, in fact, they are the reason for the trip. Oopsl I forgotl I haven't introduced myself. I am Saint Micheal. I met the seniors three years ago when Beaver Creek came into existence. ln our Freshman year we were attending three different schools: West Jefferson, Fleetwood, and Elkland. Then in '53 the schools were consolidated in a beautiful, newly-erected building at Beaver Creek near West Jeffer- son, N. C. For those of you who do not know me, I am iust a mythical old saint who has grown tired of shining halos and who enioys rubbing elbows with mortals. So much for the preliminary, one of the advantages of being a resident of the Heav- enly Kingdom is possessing magical powers. Now relax while my magic power transports us to Beaver Creek, where the seniors are waiting. See, there they ore, anxious to start retracing their three happy years of high school at Beaver Creek. Seniors, do you remember your first year at Beaver Creek? The bigger part of that year was spent in learning all the new rules and regulations and getting acquainted with everyone. That year you were under the supervision of Mrs. Hughes, Mrs. Barlow, and Mr. Moretz. They were wonderful supervisors, weren't they? That year your class officers were: Carl Wy- att, President, Imogene Gentry, Vice-President, Sue Williams, Secretary, Carol Phillips, Treasurer, R. Z. Miller, Reporter. Jama Keene and Carol Wyrick made the Varsity cheerleading team, and Elva Roten made Junior Varsity. Leonard Severt made the Varsity basketball team that year, all the girls kept yelling for Leonard at all the games. Three of the Sophomore girls were chosen for the debating team: Betty Lawrence, Linda Reeves, and Mary Davis, who did a wonderful iob and won honors for our school. You acquired a new role as upperclassmen, for in l954, you were juniors. With this position came responsibilities and privileges. Again you find warm friends in your sponsors: Mr. Hardin, Mrs. Barlow, and Mrs. Barr. Helping them lead you to a happy iunior year were your class officers: Barbara Lawrence, President, Ronda Bledsoe, Vice-President, Betty Miller, Sec- retary, Reece Graham, Treasurer. That year all you Juniors had a wonderful time planning your Junior-Senior Banquet. Everyone was willing to work, and most all the group took an active part in decorating the cafeteria and planning the menu. Then came the big night, everyone certainly looked wonderful--the girls in their formals and the .boys in suits. The night of the commencement, as you stood up to accept the challenge the seniors left, your heads were held high, for you were the future class of l956. Seniors ..... didn't it seem strange to be called by this title after three long years of waiting? This year your sponsors were Miss Trivette and Mr. Atwood. Their roles cannot be underestimated, for they gave gladly of their time, patience, and understanding. This was all to make your last year at Beaver Creek full of happy memories. Your class officers were: Ralph Howell, President, Shelby Walters, Vice-President, Betty Howell, Secretary, Melba Watson, Treasurer. That year two of the seniors did outstanding jobs as editors: Linda Reeves, Editor of The Bridge, Betty Lawrence, Editor of The Ripple. This year you took your seats at the far left of the auditorium. Yes, at last you had the right to wear a class ring--as a matter of fact, the biggest event that took place at the beginning of the year was measuring for class rings. From your Senior Class that year Shelby Walters and Wayne Bare were elected as Mr. and Miss Beaver Creek. Remember those football games? Captain Reece Graham, and Leonard Severt making all those touchdowns, and all the other senior boys who did a wonderful iob. Again that year the Junior-Senior Banquet was held in our school cafeteria with you as honored guests. But the big moment came when you received your diplomas. The time to end our trip draws near. I, Saint Micheal, have enjoyed this trip with you. BETTY and BARBARA LAWRENCE Historians Knowledge is more than equivalent to force. --Johnson uniora J A ki! X W j XR! X XA ! if If sf f f , 42 I I. I f - 2 - N'0RQ gtg!! f gifd , 45 ff gf-lill, , J . 1 I . f my Qaxgr- N f f W EE ff filivwffx L JuNnoR CLASS OFFICERS I JOHN DUVALL ..................................................... ....... P resident FRANK COLVARD .... .... V ice-President PATSY SEVERT ....... ....... S ecrefcry ROBERT BURGESS ............................................................ Treasurer ANN BAKER JOHN BALDWIN MELBA BALDWIN WILSON BARR JOYCE BLACKBURN JACK BLEDSOE JEWELL BLEDSOE SCOTT BROWN If is not enough to have greaf qualifies--one must make good use of them. --La Rochefoucauld ROBERT BURGESS NORMAN CHEEK BARBARA CHURCH ROY R. CHURCH FRANK COLVARD PEGGY JOYCE DAVIS CARA SUE DOLLAR JOHN DUVALL NELL RAYE DUVALL JOHN EDWARDS MARY EDWARDS JUDY REBECCA ELLIOTT ANNA LOU GENTRY DIANE GENTRY JIMMY GENTRY SUZANNE GENTRY Juniors WU' What one has, one oughi' to usep and whatever he does, he should do with all his might. --Cicero Juniors Our duty is fo be useful, not according fo our desires, buf according fo our powers. --H. G. Wells KENNETH GOODMAN DORIS GREENE MARY LOU GRIFFIN ALENE GROGAN SHIRLEY GROGAN JACK HARDIN JOAN HARDIN OLITA HARDIN DUDLEY HARTZOG SHIRLEY HARTZOG FRED ALLAN HOUCK JAMES HOUCK LECIA HOUCK SHIRLEY HOUCK SHIRLEY HOWELL JACK HURLEY GARLAND LAIL HELEN LAMBERT JACK LAURENCE LOLA LYALL SARA MCLAURIN BILL McNEILL G. C. McNEILL JOHNNY McNEILL PATSY McMI LLAN LENA RUTH MEDLEY DURWOOD MILLER GLENNA MILLER HELEN MILLER I HELEN MILLER II MARION MILLER NAOMI MILLER , YYY,,, Juniors No man ever became great or good except through many and great mistakes. --Gladstone Ok. S E 'Qi-E Juniors Who never wins can rarely lose, Who never climbs as rarely falls. --Whittier LYNN MORETZ GARY OWENS NANCY PARKER IVA JEAN PARSONS I SHIRLEY PARSONS l ANN PAYNE I OMA JEAN PAYNE l CAROL PHILLIPS I l l I I DON PHILLIPS I GARY PHILLIPS I BILL PROFFITT l BECKY PUGH l NORENE sEATz Y NELL GWYN sevem PATSY sevsm I ANDA SOUTH ARA SPAULDING ICHARD SPEAKS AUL STALEY EGGY TRIVETTE UBY TRIVETTE AWN VANNOY ALE WALKER ORIS WALTERS HELBY WATSON OSA LEE WEAVER LEMENT WHITTINGTON JOANN WOODARD SALLY WOODARD Juniors 91 Knowledge is proud that he has learned so muchp Wisdom is humble that he knows no more. --Cowper Homecomind Queen 1 5 Q1 ii il l Z Ti Q: B 2 L5 E 2 i S? ve S li 2 ii 5 'ff E e E 1 l 2 E 2 5 5 3, 2 E 5 2 3. 2 l er Q ' Elected Homecoming Queen by the football team from the candidates presented by the Student Body, was Miss Suzy Gentry, who was crowned at the half of the game with Damascus. . A thing of beauty is a ioy forever. --Keats N Sopkomored ! I X xl f 1 'X ,Q , ' ffffrf, h -Q K , ,f -fl' I, I ff' If Q h H h X M? ska ' 'M'-i I M mgi..uxi,gL5lQ ! !'im!l!! E4 5 ff J g.,'1p.1'C'-'f'TfI.R3 fn' my x' lf? ff ff! W h Th I thi' pts t th t 1' lth g th ld fh hgh T ppl E Sophomores SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS BOBBY SHEPHERD ............................................................ President DONNA YATES ......................................................... Vice-President SARAH HUNT ER .... DALE OWENS ...... . . . . . . . Secretary . . . . . Treasurer BETTY ABSHER CAROL ANDERSON BILLY BEACH MARTHA BLEDSOE VERCIE BROOKS JOE BROWN WAYNE BURGESS CURTIS CHEEK Most people would succeed in small things, if they were not troubled wifh great ambitions. --Longfellow MARGIE CHURCH MAXINE CHURCH LULA COX SAM DAVIS ELLA MAE EASTRIDGE KATHLEEN ELLER DEAN ELLIOTT DEAVER ELLIS JIMMY FERGUSON LARRY FLETCHER HELEN GENTRY MARY GRACE GILLEY RONNIE GOODMAN JUNE GRAHAM HELEN GREEN BETTY JANE GREER VELMA GREER KERMIT GROGAN DONNA RAYE HARDIN FRANK HARDIN In honorable dealings you should consider what you Intended not what you sand or thought Cncero Sophomores MADGE HARLESS BASIL HARTZOG JANIS HARTZOG POLLY HARTZOG GEORGIA HOLMAN NOEL HOLMAN VIRGINIA HOLMAN EVELYN HOUCK KENT HOUCK LYNN HOWELL MYRTLE HOWELL DARWIN HUDLER SARA HUNTER BARBARA HURLEY PATSY JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON BETTY JORDAN RAY JORDAN ANDREA KEENE NELSON KINCAID Adversity is the trial of principles. Without if, a man hardly knows whether he is honest or not. --H. Fielding PAUL LAMBERT LEE LENTZ ALIENE LEMLY ALENE LYALLS BEULAH MAIN JAMES MASH JERRY MCGRADY ROGER MCGRADY STEWART' MCGUIRE Soplwomores 5' 1-:sff if ww . J I N55 A L .Tk ,. 59,3 jr, 5 f :vw L 1fs'1 A I ' . f l nl , , - . ' w. BILLY DAWN MCNEILL 4.1 Q L Q I ' A f 3 1- A PATSY McNEILL DAVID MICHEAL BILLY MILLER DAWN MILLER DENNIS MILLER LILLIE MAE MILLER JACK NORRIS DALE OWENS JOYCE PARKER FRED PARSONS ' 'MJ A ' fi: . I . . f wen., Q '-uf 3 J i. 5 nm .uf ax f 'an-rf ' I F.- Q x fav 3 5 f 5? wx. Q, RM f ,. 'I w V ., K .,,, L L. , , . I if Q,...-v KH- If there be any value in scaling mountains, it is only that from them one can view the plains. --G. K. Chesterton Sophomores REBA PAYNE GENE PHILLIPS JAMES PHILLIPS MARY PRUITT LEAFIE SEVERT BETTY SHEETS BOBBY SHEPHERD CECIL SMITH ,ii-, A SAMMIE STEVENS CAROL STURGILL PHYLLIS TAYLOR PEGGY VANNOY L I DAVID WATSON A A KATHY Jo WAUGH JANET SUE wncox WE ! I A A mls WHITTINGTON 'QQ' ix if Si 'Er ggi WILMA WINEBARGER MELVIN WOOD A I A 1 i I ANNA BELLE wooDlE DONNA YATES Of all virtues magnanimity is the rarestp there are a hundred persons of merit For one who willingly acknowledges it in another. --Hazlitf 57,-.,,A.,..m 1 ,f 'if A51 V f 62 ,F ' C- JY 'Z' . a X- f V 5 i X 5 ' or I 7' I, ' ' , if 4' 0? 'ff x f 1 ' f Q ' , fag A9 lx .,t- fl I f A' t K ,X b ' .. - -4. fax fi , ... f X X ...WM X! f , N V- I f ff m f.. 2' 0767 ff '23 f' 25 Whoever is in a hurry shows that the thing he is about is too big for him. Haste and hurry are very different things. --Chesterfield Freshmen FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS EARL LEWIS ................................................................. President LEWIS LEEK ............................................................ Vice-President GERALDINE WATSON . . . .... Secretary and Treasurer BRENDA BLACKBURN ......................................................... Reporter It Is better to do your own duty, however imperfectly, than to assume the duties of another person , however successfully . --Bhagavad-Gita NELL ATWOOD NANCY BARR JOHNNY BEACH BRENDA BLACKBURN BUDDY BLACKBURN CHESSIE BLACKBURN JIMMY BLEDSOE ARDNEY BROOKS ROSE BROWN DAVID BUMGARDNER SUSIE CALLOWAY ALFRED CHURCH GENE CHURCH KENDRICK CHURCH NORMAN CHURCH BILLY COLE ARVILLE CORNETTE JAMES DAVIS AGNES DILLARD JAMES DILLARD JAMES EDWARDS KMA ELDRETH EE ALLEN ELLIOTT ' E FRANCIS MMY FRANCIS RA GENTRY DYCE GILLEY ORENA GOODMAN ARY JO GOODMAN ELBA GOODMAN LL GREER IENDA GREER IA MARIE GREER RENE GREER BERT GREER NE GRUBB RROLL ANN HARDIN YCE HARDIN CILLE HARDIN BBY HARLESS RROLL HART NNA BELLE HARTZOG AVID HARTZOG RRY HOWELL MER HOWELL VIN HOUCK NY DELANO HOUCK NY ROGER HOUCK . T. HUFF GER JOHNSON EIRLEY JORDAN ARRY KINCAID BECCA LAURENCE NNIE LAWRENCE WIS LEEK RL LEWIS ARGARET LEWIS Freshmen 'I Q e ea .- I ,L S. I 3 A I rg aim 4 M? ., xl, F' if, KNEE? 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In doing so you bring everything into the realm of possibility. --Norman Vincent Peale Freshmen Your belief at the beginning of c doubtful undertaking is the one thing that insures the successful outcome of your ventures. --William James WILLA LEWIS I BILLY LYLES I BETTY NICNEILL I FRANK McNEILL I JERRY McNEILL LILLIAN MILLER EUGENE PARLIER ALMA JEAN PARSON JACK PARSONS I CECIL PATRICK I I IRA PAYNE JIMMY PAYNE JAMES PERKINS ANNIE PHILLIPS VADA PIERCE I RUBY PRUITT SHIRLEY sEvERI ANNE SHOEMAKER I WADE soLITI-IERLANI: BURL TAYLOR I DON TAYLOR KENNETH TAYLOR PEGGY TAYLOR SHIRLEY TOLLIVER DARREL TRIVETTE R. G. TURNER MARY WALKER WADE WALTERS GERALDINE WATSON LAVERN WATSON ROY WATSON NANCY WEAVER BETTY WILCOX KAREN WILES DEAN WITHERSPOOIN JUDY WORLEY STANLEY WORLEY ..f4fALfic5 f' f lf ll Q XX W f fl! I - A i I v l fvv -, . . b , A vgrwain r r f ' 41 . ' Q l f il ff . 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JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBAL DECEMBER l-- Beaver Creek at Lansing 9-- Blowing Rock at Beaver Creek I3-- Beaver Creek at Healing Spring: I5-- Virginia Carolina at Beaver Cre 20-- Jefferson at Beaver Creek JANUARY 5-- Riverview at Beaver Creek I0-- Beaver Creek at Nathan 's Creelf I3-- Beaver Creek at Boone 20-- Bethel at Beaver Creek 24f-- Beaver Creek at Jefferson 27-- Cove Creek at Beaver Creek Dale Atwood, Coach, Patsy Johnson, Joyce Parker, Betty Sheets, Joyce Blackburn, Lillie Mae Miller, Dawn Miller, Anna Belle Woodie, Melba Goodman, Peggy Taylor, Brenda Blackburn, Lenna Ruth Medley, Kathleen Eller. You see how inactivity spoils an idle body, how water acquires a taint unless it is in motion. --Ovid Boys' Basketball VARSITY Leonard Severt, Reece Graham, Dale Trivette, Carl Wyatt, Jack Laurence, Gary Phillips, Lewey Alexander, Coach, Richard Speaks, Lynn Moretz, Robert Burgess, Velda Pierce, Wayne Burgess, Harold Johnson. ISCHEDULE EBRUARY -- Beaver Creek at Blowing Rock -- Lansing at Beaver Creek - Boone at Beaver Creek -- Beaver Creek at Cove Creek -- Healing Springs at Beaver Creek - Beaver Creek at Bethel .ARCH 'l-- Beaver Creek at Virginia Carolina En Beaver Creek at Riverview . -- Nathan's Creek at Beaver Creek JUNIOR VARSITY FIRST ROW: Lewis Leek, Carroll Hart, Billy Cole, Larry Howell, Lee Allen Elliott, Earl Lewis. SECOND ROW Jimmy Payne, David Bumgardner, Thomas Johnson, James Davis, G. C. McNeill, Bill McNeiII. THIRD ROW Jerry McNeill, Joe Francis, Billy Miller, Sam Davis, Roger Johnson, Lewey Alexander, Coach. There is a restlessness in inactivity, we must find occupations for kings. --H. S. Canby 2 Q X- V . ff k 'QA ' X Q '5. . ., ...N xi my 'z A .Q sf Za L mm FS? wi' 5' -va-n .3 in GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM Patsy McMillan, Ann Shoemaker, Janet Wilcox, Nell Ray Duvall, Iris Whittington, Aliene Lemly, Joyce Blackburn, Dawn Vannoy, Kathleen Eller, Sammy Gentry, V FIRST ROW: Jim Lambert, Jim Payne, Bob Edwards, Robert Burgess, Wayne Burgess, Leonard Severt, Wayne Bare. SECOND ROW: Gary Owens, Wayne Goodman, Earl Lewis, David Bumgardner, Lewis Leek, Dean Elliott, Coach Alexander. THIRD ROW: Thomas Johnson, James Davis, Billy Miller, Richard Speaks, Clement Whit- tington, Arville Cornette. The way to gain a good reputation is to endeavor to be what you desire to appear. --Socrates Lillie Mae Miller, Lena Ruth Medley, Willa Mae Carpenter, Peggy Trivette, Lecia Houck, Nell Krider, Nancy Gentry, Mr. Atwood, Coach. BOYS' BASEBALL TEAM Helen Miller, Sarah McLuurin, .larna Keene, Susie Gentry, MIL l.E,q .f 4 Joan Hardin, Judy Elliott, Becky Pugh, Carrol Wyrick. SUSIE JAMA KEENE ,SARAH MCLAURIN WYRICK U I- UU! lUl'U JE Ye TY' 'Lg,::'f14,J,efz Richam' SF: BEAVER CREEICS FAIR EXHIBIT not only won a ribbon but much attention. BEAVER CREEK WIN 3 V. S m 3. - a 0 Pklyed an excellent game and hlzh Scorers were Barker with 12 for Lansing and Houck with B9 for Beaver Creek. ' Pos. Beaver Creek Lansing F .Vannoy ..... ' ..... ' 2 Weaver E gafpintgg 11 .. 12 Barker ouc .. P Bearer Creek opened its barsketbqil season December IG K,-ider ' gspfgffgf for l.ansing's ho-me court with 3 vzctories. G Trivitte Stevenson Score in the varsity boys' game was 66-46. Scores for- G. McM1i1an ,, Miner 2. C. were: W. Burgess, f?0,' R. Burgess, I6',' Lawrence, 9, Substitutes: Beaver Creek - Yraham, 7, lvyazt, tg Moretz, 3,- Speaks, 25 Jordan, 25 Shwmalfei' SL Whittirfstom Griff- ,JJAMA n. fn .r,- 1 -, . ln, Miilerg U1-Iuntqn ' Duvall, Q gemly- 153051115 Johnson 4, Q 1 --Fil - .THGYSOH , ' arr, erkins May Nl . 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X f 3 I' f Reason unites us, not only with our contemporaries, but with men who lived two thousand years before us, and with those who 'll I' wi ive after us. -Tolstoy The Bridge ' LINDA REEVES it Editor-in--Chief MARY Business M124 VIS no9e,- Sarah McLaurin Assistant Advertising Editor, Nancy Barr, Freshman Editor, 5 E i Staff Miss rmvmz and MR. Arwooo Sponsors Uliry P! they 506 , 0053 Lrqw jfs! C Bobby Laurence: Senior' Class Editor, Reece Graham, Senior Class Editoriq ' K it ' John Duvall, Assistant Editor, Raiph,McNeill, Assistant Business Manager, E Noel Holman, Sophomore Editor, Wayne Burgess, Sophomore Editor, Lewis Leek, Freshman Editor, Archie Pierce, Advertising Editor, Lecia Houck, Jun- ' ior Editor, Fred Houck, Junior Editor. f Some must be great. Great offi The Ripple Staff if A 44 ,f--f 13,5 MRS. BARKSWM Sponsor ,i5,5g3rf.7w ixefrlflg ' ,.:gff1.i1. ,WN 5' , xisifr y flfiflile r Gr T vgbfswgls-.C' were lx in N55 - lst have great talent. --Coweer BETTY LAWRENCE Eclltor an Chnef r N,qh09e s Busmes F1 'k'k FIRST ROW: Lynn Howell, Becky Pugh, Gary Owens. SECOND ROW: Doris Walters, Shelby Watson, Nell Duvall, Lena Medley, Willa Mae Carpenter, Eva Anderson. THIRD ROW: Mrs. Barlow, Helen Greene, Cara Dollar, Joan Hardin, Frank Colvard, Peggy Davis, Betiy Lawrence. FOURTH ROW: Helen Lambert, June Graham, Joyce Parker, Baxter Hardin, Ralph McNeill. , X f 1- pm f . wg w.saw:,f: -my W: m:,wwwis,-:f-:ww ,ef fwwwm-www -wg:L,fwgum.-arm ,w.w fQ .. .5 J. , 5, M V 1. BETA CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT: Peggy Trivette, Betty Howell, Mary Davis, Ralph McNeill, Betty Miller, Nancy Parker, Robert Burgess, Peggy Joyce Davis, Frank Colvard, Barbara Laurence, Mary Griffin, Lena Ruth Medley, Hessie Lou Severt, Betty Laurence, Shelby Walters, Linda Reeves, Ronda Bledsoe, Wayne Bare, Ralph Howell, John Duvall, Mrs. Hughes. OFFICERS Betty Howell ........... President John Duvall ....... Vice-President Ronda Bledsoe .......... Secretary Betty Miller ............ Treasurer OFFICERS Paulette Laurence ....... -President Hessie Severt .......... Helen Miller.. ...... .. Rebecca Laurence ...... Peggy Hudler ...... Vice President Secretary Treasurer . Reporter TRI-HI-Y FIRST ROW, Left to Right: Betty Wilcox, Myrtle Howell, Georgia Holman, Shirley Howell, Virginia Holman, Rose Brown, Judy Worley, Willa Lewis, Rebecca Laurence, Annie Phillips. SECOND ROW: Peggy Hudler, Louise Jordan, Jewel Bledsoe, Mary Grace Gilley, Helen Lambert, Doris Walters, Ruby Trivette, Shirley Jorclan, Carol Anderson, Myrtle Eastridge. THIRD ROW: Marie Greer, Helen Miller, Glenna Miller, Aliene Grogan, Lee Lentz, Joann Woodard,. Norene Seatz, Pansy Church, Dorothy Holman, Mrs. Charity V. Barr. FOURTH ROW: Betty Absher, Hessie Lou Severt, Paulette Laurence, Beulah Main, Lula Cox, Cecil Patriclc, Mary Walker. Doubt springs from the mind: faith is the daughter of the soul. -- J. Petit-Senn STUDENT COUNCIL LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank McNeill, Reba Payne, Wayne Burgess, Frank Colvard, Wilson Barr, Mel- ba Wafson, Robert Burgess, Leonard Severf, Ronda Bledsoe, R. Z. Miller, M. Goodman, Carrol Phillips, Elva Rofen, Mary Griffin, Janis Hartzog. VISUAL EDUCATION They that govern the mosf make the least noise. --Selden Mr. Atwood, Joyce Blackburn, Oma Jean Payne, Ronnie Goodman, James Houck, Max Greer, Garland Lyall, Jack Parson, David Micheal, Bobbie Greene, Wade Sutherland. Where there is no vision, the people perish.--Proverbs SCIENCE CLUB Larry Kincaid, Kindrick Church, Norman Church, Jimmy Gentry, Dennis Miller, R. G. Turner, John Beach, Durwood Miller, Joe Francis, Burl Taylor, Gary Owens, Don Phillips, James Per- kins, Mr. Goodman, Dudley Hartzog, Roger Johnson, David Hartzog. We see things, not as they are, but as we are. --Tomlinson TN'-., FIRST ROW: Willa Mae Carpenter, Paul Staley, Sue Williams, Carol Anderson. SECOND ROW: Bill Proffitt, Elva Roten, Elmer Jordan, Gale Walker, Brent Witherspoon, Nancy Gentry, Carol Wyrick. THIRD ROW: Ann Shoemaker, Andrea Keene, Shirley Parsons, Lecia Houck, Louise Jordan. FOURTH ROW: Mr. Moretz, Noel Holman, Janis Hartzog, Jack Hardin, Harold Jordan. FIFTH ROW: Ray Jordan, Carol Phillips, Richard Speaks. The better part of every man's education is that which he gives himself. --Lowell FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA mood' How would I look in that dress? EC . yxome Girls In r- Il . 420' -Qgxra ,Meer sr R, ' I' we Measuring for correct length FIRST YEAR F.H.A. GIRLS FIRST ROW- Sammy Gentry, Mary Jo Goodman, Joyce Hardin, Margaret Lewis, Willa Lewis, Rebecca Laurence, Geraldir OI' Watson, Arlna Belle Hartzog, Betty McNeill. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Charity Barr, Brenda Blackburn, Nancy Barr, I Hardin, Peggy Taylor, Susie Calloway, Annie Phillips, Ruby Pruitt, Shirley Jordan, Vada Pierce, Melloa Goodman, Chess b L II H d' Bet Wilcox Shirley Severt Patsy McNeill Sammy Stevens Nancy Weaver. THIRD ROV Black urn, uci e arm, ty , , , , Rachel Johnston, Kay Wiles, Marie Greer, Corena Goodman, Lorene Greer, Mary Walker, Leafie Severt, Cecil Patricr Brenda Greer, Alma Jean Parsons, Aqnes Dillard, Ardney Brooks, Erma Eldreth, Nell Atwood. SECOND YEAR F.H.A. GIRLS FIRST ROW: Ella Mae Eastridge, Phylis Taylor, Lee Lentz, Virginia Holman, Norene Seatz, Myrtle Eastridge, Pansy Churc Mary Edwards, Helen Miller, Sarah McLaurin, Wanda South, Barbara Church. SECOND ROW: Anna Belle Woodie, Ne I M dl J Wood rd Mar Nell Perkins Bobby Jean Worley, Mary Pruitt, Carrol Sturgill, Shirli Gwyn Severt, Shir ey e ey, can a , y , Hartzog, Helen Miller, Glenna Miller. THIRD ROW: Martha Bledsoe, Ann Payne, Ruth Ann Hardin, Donna Hardin, Veln ' ' ' Ab h L Ia Co Greer, Margie Church, Ressie Wunebarger, Annie Lau Gentry, Shirley Houck, Paulette Laurence, Betty s er, u H I L bet Doris Walters, Ruby Trivette, Madge Harless, Mrs.Charity V. Barr. FOURTH ROW: Iva Jean Parsons, Jan e en am r Wilcox, Lillie,Mae Miller, Wilma Winelbarger, Barbara Hurley, Dorothy Holman, Peggy Huddler, Betty Greer, Betty Jorda ' ' ' hl EII Da S uldin Helen Gentry, Dawn Miller, Reba Payne, Duane Gentry, Dawn Vannoy, Doris Greene, Kat een er, ra pa Betty Sheets, Aliene Lemly. rec, m x any C0013 exwxi SPOI I fh 9 brafh A stitch in time saves nine Every man has assurance enough to boast of his honesty -- few of their understanding. --B. Franklin . .rv 1. 'V jf-' -e,' -ga., .. Boys working outside new ,M Building I in-if K . - FIRST YEAR F.F.A. BOYS ' t ed Parsons, Lavern Watson, Romer Howell, Stanley Worley, .lack Parsons, Gene Church, Carol Phillips, Roy Watson, rin Houck, Jimmy Bledsoe, Alfred Church, Ronald Laurence, Wade Walters, Wade Sutherland, Eugene Parlier, Gene ubb, Mr. Ward, James Edwards, Buddy Blackburn, David Watson, Roy Church, Billy Beach, Jack Bledsoe, Tony D. Houck, Tony R. Houck, and Kent Houck. SECOND YEAR F.F.A. BOYS LRST ROW: Leonard Jordan, Stuarv McGuire, Jimmy Phillips, Jack Hurley, Deaver Ellis, Norman Cheek, Curtis Cheek, e Brown, Larry Fletcher, Jack Norris, Ralph Howell. SECOND ROW: Harold Jordan, G. C. McNeill, Bill McNeill, ennit Grogan, Marion Miller, John Baldwin, Bobby Shepherd, Archie Pierce, Don Phillips, James Houck. THIRD ROW: Lu , , I BOM Ward ex mqch . Hal' I'7e fo se Cond year F -F . A I l Plenty of help in putting the designs on the bulletin board of the new building ir. Ward, John Edwards, Dale Owens, Bobby Fletcher, Wayne Bore, Dale Trivette, Nelson Kincaid, Johnny McNeill, Lynn Nloretz, Jack Laurence, Carl Wyatt, Bobby Edwards, Frank Hardin, Leonard Severt, Basil Hartzog, James Mash. -am -1... Mr. Ward in conference with the it new A club in we ol' 3 F.F.A. Officers F-F' - , . Classroom Building Po He who wishes to secure the good of others has already secured his own. Confucius LIBRARY CLUB HOBBY CLUB --NK, Mr. Osborne, Basil Hartzog, Frank Harclin, Billy Beach, Jack Norris, Roy Church. Ideas are a capital that bears interest only in the hands of talent. -- Balzac Myrtle Howell, Kathy Waugh, Peggy Trivette, Ralph McNeill, Aliene Grogan, Miss Trivette, Mary Gilley, Georgia Holman. Literature is the Thought of thinking Souls. --Carlyle SAFETY CLUB Carroll Hart, Lewis Leek, David Bumgardner, David Watson, John Edwards, Patsy Johnson, Mary Pruitt, Carroll Sturgill, Gene Phillips, Velda Pierce. SECOND ROW: Bobby Shepherd, Melba Baldwin, Patsy Severt, Polly Hartzog, Lillian Miller, Carol Phillips, Evelyn Watson, Lola Jean Lyall, Linda Johnston, Dorothy Grogan. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Phillips, Melvin Wood, Frank Mc- Neill, Bobby Harless, Alfred Church, Leonard Jordan, Peggy Vannoy, Aliene Lyall, Stanley Worley, Romer Howell, Gene Grubb. FOURTH ROW: Buddy Blackburn, Dale Trivette, Bobby Fletcher, Marion Miller, Jerry McNeill, Shirley Grogan, Kermit Grogan, William Church, Stuart McGuire, Johnny McNeill. Safety means something more than accident prevention--it means also conservation of all that goes to make life worth while. -- .... National Safety Council BUS DRIVERS FIRST ROW: Mr. Bingham. SECOND ROW: Baxter Hardin, Dean Houck. THIRD ROW: Gary Owens, Basil Hartzog, Sonny Vannoy, Velda Pierce. FOURTH ROW: Frank Hardin, William Church, Bobby Greene, William Hartzog. FIFTH ROW: Gary Phillips, Paul Staley, Garland Lyall, Bobby Fletcher. One life, -- a little gleam of time between two Eternities. --Carlyle BOOSTER CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Fracker, Sponsor: Ronnie Goodman, Pat Severt, Shelby Walters, Rachel John- ston, Elva Roten, Martha Bledsoe, Dean Witherspoon, Betty Lou McNeill. SECOND ROW: Lee Allen Elliott, Arville Cornette, David Bumgardner, Nell Krider, Kathleen Eller, Nell Gwyn Severt, Rosa Lee Weaver, Mary Edwards. THIRD ROW: Billy Cole, Robert Moretz, Aliene Lemly, Nancy Gentry, Lillie Mae Miller, lris Whittington, Janet Wilcox, Joyce Blackburn, Sammie Gentry, Diane Gentry, Nancy Gentry, Peggy Trivette, Ann Shoemaker, Andrea Keene, Brenda Blackburn, Ruth Ann Hardin, Ressie Winebarger, Shirley Medley. Leisure is time for doing something useful . --B. Franklin DEBATING CLUB FlRST ROW: Mr. Hardin, Sponsor. SECOND ROW: Betty Lawrence, Linda Reeves, John Duvall THIRD ROW: Kathy Waugh, Barbara Lawrence, Frank Colvard. FOURTH ROW: Eva Anderson Patsy McMillan, Dawn Miller. FIFTH ROW: Mary Davis, Donna Yates, Carrol Phillips. Assertion is not argument, to contradict the statement of an opponent is not proof that you are correct. --Johnson 7777 TOTOGRAPHY CLUB FIRST ROW: Mr. Moretz, Sponsor, Polly Hartzog, Joyce Gilley, Tom Francis, Dara Spaulding, Wanda South, Oma Jean Payne, Iva Jean Parsons. SECOND ROW: Betty Howell, Nell Atwood, Erma Eldreth, Ann Payne, Mary Goodman, Mary Griffin, Shirley Parsons, Chessie Blackburn. THIRD ROW: Susy Calloway, Lorene Greer, Sue Williams, Paul Lambert, David Micheal, Sam Davis, David Hartzog, Roger Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Melba Watson, Lillian Miller, Gale Walker, Durwood Miller, Richard Speaks, Olita Hardin. And if you mean to profit, leam to please.--Winston Churchill MATH CLUB FIRST ROW: Melvin Wood, Darwin Hudler, Patsy McNeill. SECOND ROW: Leafie Severt, Paul Davis, Mr. Osborne, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: Thomas Johnston, Jimmy Payne, Dennis'Miller, Sammie Stevens. And wisely tell what hour o' the day the clockbdoth strike, by algebra. --Butler FIRST ROW: Dean Witherspoon, Tony Houck, Deaver Ellis, Paul Davis, D. T. Huff, Arvil Cor- nette, Lee Allen Elliott, Billy Cole, Larry Howell, Tom Francis, Pianist, Becky Pugh. SECOND ROW: Paul Lambert, Ronnie Lawrence, Archie Pierce, Robert Greer, R..Z Miller, James Ed- wards, Paul Miller, Nelson Kincaid, Dean Houck, Darwin Hudler, Jimmy Lambert. THIRD ROW: Jimmy Payne, Wayne Goodman, Sonny Vannoy, Jackie Goodman, Billy Miller, Bobbie Edwards, William Hartzog, Dale Owens, James Davis. BOYS GLEE CLUB GIRLS' GLEE CLUB- Music, when soft voices die, vibrates in the memory.--Shelley FIRST ROW: Margaret Lewis, Patsy Johnson, Joyce Hardin, Ruby Pruitt, Mary Pruitt, Carrol Sturgill, Lola Lyall, Velma Greer, Barbara Church, Mary Nell Perkins, Peggy Vannoy. SECOND ROW: Geraldine Watson, Shirley Severt, Melba Goodman, Lucille Hardin, Donna Hardin, Car- rol Hardin, Anna Belle Hartzog, Corena Goodman, Iva Jean Parsons, Bobbie Jean Worley, Betty Miller, Aliene Lyalls. THIRD ROW: Evelyn Houck, Velma Greer, Shirley Houck, Ardney Brooks, Peggy Taylor, Shirley Hartzog, Margie Church, Evelyn Watson, Linda Johnston, Dorothy Grogan, Billie McNeill, Maxine Church. Music is the medicinekif the breaking heart. --Hunt BAND FIRST-ROW: Patsy McMillan, Mary Scott, Linda Shepherd, N. C. Goodman, Jack Hunter, Jef- fery Rumple, Jimmy Gentry, Benny Bingham, Larry Davis, David McMillan, Stephen Shoemaker, Diane Gentry, Phil McMillan, Danny Little, Hoby Davis. SECOND ROW: Susie Gentry, Helen Miller, Sarah McLaurin, Alice Holman, Patsy Miller, Tommy Morton, Carroll Hart, Judy Elliott, Tommy Little, Bobby Pugh, Don Taylor, Velda Pierce, Frank Colvard, Becky Pugh, Skipper Houck, Steve Houck. THIRD ROW: Sarah Gentry, Tom Francis, Jerry McMillan, James Davis, Joe Phillips, Butchie Atwood. FOURTH ROW: James Keene, Carol Anderson, Ann Shoemaker, Andrea Keene, Brent Witherspoon. For a well rounded life one must have music. --G. Eastman FIRST ROW: Judy Worley, Geraldine Watson, Evelyn Houck, Ruth Ann Hardin, Donna Hardin, Judy Elliott, Rosa Lee Weaver, Paulette Lawrence, Anna Belle Woodie, Bobbie Jean Worley, Aliene Grogan, Shirley Howell, Billie McNeill, Barbara Church, Mary Nell Perkins. SECOND ROW: Jama Keene, Dorothy Grogan, Melba Watson, Sue Williams, Rachel Johnston, Ann Baker, Ressie Winebarger, Margie Church, Shirley Hartzog, Shirley Houck, Velma Greer, Evelyn Wat- son, Linda Johnston, Pat Severt. THIRD ROW: Paul Davis, Wayne Goodman, William Hartzog, R. Z. Miller, Sonny Vannoy, Max Greer, Jackie Goodman, Bobby. Edwards, Scott Brown, D. T. Huff, William Church, Baxter Hardin, Shirley Grogan, Larry Howell. Music, the greatest good that mortals know, And all oF heaven we have below. --Addison NMXED CHORUS MONITORS FIRST ROW: Helen Gentry, Reba Payne, Patsy Johnson, Doris Wal- ters, Mary Pruitt, Carrol Sturgill, Jama Keene, Rachel Johnston, Louise Jordon, Ruth Ann Hardin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bingham, Spon- sor, Dean Witherspoon, Robert Moretz, Gale Walker, Elmer Jordan, Carl Wyatt, Bill Proffitt, David Bumgarclner, Bobby Faw, Willa Mae Carpenter, Shelby Walters, Elva Roten, Nell Krider, Betty Miller. CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mrs. Helen Blevins, Mrs. Mamie Gentry, Mrs. Lessie Ball Exercise your power at iudgment as often as you can, for the first rule of good judgment is practice. --J. M. Wilson JANITOR jeu fared f f , f q X I ..x' ug!! xxl f 'fl 1 K X aj - xx If , in ' ik ,r I V I 1 s -. x 4 If v , 'ff-fiflfi. J X W 3 XX., . 7 ' M X 'E ' XX K ,- fr f Sf- Q D 7 f xg' A ' ' 5 N I ' ' X ' ' fe- a ' - ,4 M-X N N 1 , N., . X .1 If 'F I 1 QL I, N V k .' f rl ff fn D .1 , 9 D C GE O , I 1 , 0' Q D - vc , ' ' . l dvr 0 5 9 . 1 ' I I Qo0! b 50 19 if f .: 1 op be chu :U V 2: Lili 55 000 9003? Q L - ' gxwl. fi .L,. 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Hughes, Secretory-Treasurer P. O. BOX 7 TELEPHONE 423i WEST JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA McNEIL'S STORE PHONE 37I6 WEST JEFFERSON, N G. F. P. CHEVROLET, INC. America's First Choice For Over 32 Years SALES PHONE 3I3I SERVICE More People Buy Chevrolets Thom Any Other Cor PARKER TIE COMPANY Phone 26II LUMBER AND BUILDING MATERIALS - HARDWARE West Jefferson, North Corolino :::4-:: : ff Ashe Super Market GROCERIES - FRUITS - VEGETABLES Every Meal A Banquet R. G. PUGH, Monoger PHONE 4611 WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. W. J. ELECTRIC COMPANY DuPONT PAINTS DIAL 4621 TELEVISION YOUR GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE West Jefferson, North Corolino KEENE MOTORS, INC. Dodge Possermger Cors - Plymouth Passenger Cors Dodge Job-Rated Trucks TELEPHONE 2631 WEST JEFFERSON, N. C PAYNE TRUCK s. TRAcToR , COMPANY INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER AND PONTIAC lufggugno-AL Sales and sefvice UKRVESTII Boone Road Diol 2191 WEST JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA Belk S HOME OF BETTER VALUES PHONE 3161 WEST JEFFERSON, N. C Compliments of SHERRILL'S ICE CREAM COMPANY GRANITE FALLS, N. C. I I I I I 4 I I I I II II I II I I 'I II 4 4 4 I I J Compliments of B. H. GREENE CONSTRUCTION CO. PHONE 3952 West Jefferson, North Carolina FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS YEARBOOKS AWARDS JOSTEN'S Since 'I897 Representative: L. C. CHILES 6II Colonial Drive High Point, North Carolina 'I II II I I 4 I 4 I I II I I II II I 'I II II II I I 4 I I I I GLENN MILLER Special Representative JEFFERSON STANDARD and PILOT LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES Phone 4856 West Jefferson, N. C. BARE-LITTLE CO. WHOLESALE GROCERIES FIour - Feeds - Seeds. Fertilizer and Building Materials PHONE 3I4I West Jefferson, North Carolina CandH Service Station GOODYEAR TIRES - SHELL GASOLINE RECAPPING SERVICE PHONE 4171 WEST JEFFERSON, N. C VANNOY TRACTOR and IMPLEMENT CO W. E. VANNOY Telephone 294I East Main Street WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. B. F. COOK'S STORE AT BEAVER CREEK We specialize in Diamond Brand and Ballband Footwear WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. Compliments of SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPANY WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. YADKIN VALLEY PACKERS, INC. Piedmont's Best BEEF - VEAL - PORK P. O. Box I87 ELKIN, NORTH CAROLINA Wi' T Ashe County News Ashe Publishing Co Smith Printing Co. WEST JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA LENOIR, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of RAY HARDWARE COMPANY DIAL 2681 West Jefferson, North Corolino ---v:1 Compliments of FIRESTONE HOME 84 AUTO SUPPLY PHONE 3241 West Jefferson, North Corolino YATES' ELECTRIC COMPANY HOTPOINT First With The Finest For Fifty Years PHONE 4651 West Jefferson, North Corolinn Congratulations SUCCESS IS NOTHING BUT A GOOD IDEA COUPLED WITH HARD WORK BLUE RIDGE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION DRINK DOUBLE MEASURE DOUBLE PLEASURE YOUR DOUBLE-COLA DEALER Nesbitt Bottling Co. JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA av- -- W. J. ESSO SERVICE M. I-I. DOLLAR J. P. ELLIOT Woshing - Greosing - Tires - Botteries ond Accessories ESSO GAS AND DIL Phone 43II West Jefferson, N. C. 'I 'I I I I I 'I JI I I :I I I I 'I 'I I I I I I J BURGESS FURNITURE STORE You Furnish The Girl - We'II Furnish The Home SAMSONITE LUGGAGE - LANE CEDAR CI-IESTS PHONE 258I West Jefferson, North Corolino T I I I I JI 'I JI I I I I I 'I 'I I 'I 'I JI I JI BLACKBURN ond ASHLEY DEPARTMENT STORE Quality Merchandise At Popular Prices DIAL 262I WEST JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA I I 'I I I I I I 'I :I I I I 'I I JI I 'I 'I 'I 'I JI 'I J THE BEAVER CREEK RIPPLE STAFF and other students at Beaver Creek High' School visited the office of THE SKYLAND POST during National Newspaper Week. THE RIPPLE is printed by the POST. STUDENTS ARE WELCOME AT ALL TIMES TO VISIT THE OFFICE AND PLANT OF THEIR HOME NEWSPAPER. We take this occasion to congratulate the staff and the students on the publication of an excellent school newspaper and an annual. Your prize winning county newspaper MEMBER OF ABC, NEA, AND NCPA WEST JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF BEATTY'S GROCERY DRY GOODS -- GROCERIES Phone 4656 West Jefferson, N. C. APPALACHIAN FLOORING CO. PHONE 272I WEST JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of WEST JEFFERSON LIVESTOCK MARKET eeefen- I I I if gf JEFFERSON SUPER :E I E I MARKET gi Fresh Meats - Fruits I I Compliments of GUY T. SHATLEY, Agent NATIONWIDE MUTUAL INSURANCE CO. MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO If VegetobIes - Groceries LIFE INSURANCE CO. II Ir I West Jefferson, N. C. :I JEFFERSQNI N, C, QI P- O- BOX 186' I Phvne 4196 I I 4 4, ' I I' West Jefferson, N. C. I IQ I 1, In --- 1 ::,:e:--A -A--A--U ni 1 BADGER'S :E , WILES JEWELRY FUNERAL HOME e 1: DAY-NIGHT I Wofches - Diamonds - Jewelery AMBULANCE SERVICE I Jefferson Avenue DIAL 3151 1, Dial 3726 WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. West Jefferson, North Carolina il Ae'-:::::::::::::eeeeeeee Yee, ::,,,,,:,,,,,,,,,, BARR INSURANCE AGENCY GEORGIANA WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. i Fire, Automobile, Casualty, Health And Accident Insurance We Appreciate Your Business DIAL 4721 1 ln PHONE 4291 Compliments of ASHE HARDWARE Phone 2561 WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. RHODES FURNITURE STORE Complete Furnishers at the Home DIAL 4221 West Jefferson, N. C. :E Revlon ond Prescribed Cosmetics tl AJ:53-Affiififf-A553533:55:52: IDEAL LAUNDRY l ' and ll DRY CLEANERS ll Phone 3231 If WEST JEFFERSON, N, C. L- - -:::v-: 55::::::::,-:::::::::-3 E. 'f OAK FLOORING CO lr ,l The Mark of Quality l PHONE 2111 1 4' WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. 1. '1.- ,... .... .....Ae A - ..... - -M MERCHANTS PRODUCE 81 GROCERY CO Incorporated PHONE 2241 HICKORY, N. C, APPALACHIAN ATHLETIC HOUSE Incorporated THE HOUSE OF COURTESY, QUALITY AND SERVICE 6I3 Shelby Street P. O. BOX 4II BRISTOL, TENNESSEE Compliments of KERN'S BAKERY, INC. BRISTOL, VIRGINIA HILLSIDE DAIRY PRODUCTS, INC. Incorporated Grade A Pasteurized and Homogenized Products DIAL AM-4-82II BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA 'u 'i V v :::f:fffff::f::- 1 i l ll . 3 Compliments of compliments of li 1, 4 PARKWAY THEATRE 31 ' '- GLENN BARE Best In Entertainment I Make A Date To Roller Skate 5 Phone 3281 1, Q JEFFERSON, N. C. It WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. I -,:::::::::::::::::::::::::::: -4 L':::- l ::::::::::::::::::::::J::fJ::::-'7 :::: All DOLLAR ELECTRIC CO ,' g' li r 1 4 KELVINATOR APPLIANCES I DUVAU' S STORE 7' B. F, Goodrich Tires ond Batteries fi 'N ' l The Biggest Little Store ln Town ' Wholesale ond Retail E PHONE 3781 west Jefferson, North Carolina 'I fl -,,,KielEidieeeaeliedb:E2Q!L'1'1,l Lx-- xml ::::::::::::::::::::::::::::'J' ' ::: ::::::::::'A il Compliments of 'I 1, Compliments of c. c. RECAPPING co. if .E E SEAGRAVES MOTOR ' 'i COOPER -- CAMPBELL I , COMPANY 'I Phone 374' i Wo f svn N th C I' . r n I e, 4 West Jefferson, North Carolina il e or mo mo 'l A -:::::::::,::,,:::::::::,::::::3 :::::::::::::::::::::::::: f::::l i:::f:'A::::'::: '::'T' A :::::: 'l::::::'A:' :::'i 1: :P Compliments of :E Ei ll 1 is FLOWERS - GIFT SERVICE STORE .+ S ,, , West Jefferson, North Carolina Hardware - Appliances 1: PHONE: Ei 1, P , ........ - A A A:::::::::::::::::::g --:::::::::::: :::-':::::::' l W. J. HARDWARE Quality Hardware - Low Prices PHONE 3421 West Jefferson, North Corolino JACKSON TRUCK and EQUIPMENT CO. GMC Sales and Service PHONE 3436 West Jefferson, North Coroiino L- A-A--A --+-- -------+---A - A +--A - -- Compliments of W. J. GULF SERVICE STATION West Jefferson, North Corolino Confpliments of QUALITY CLEANERS West Jefferson, North Corolino DIAL 3736 Ir u:::: -:::::.-::::: A::- McEWEN'S DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES We are always happy to serve you DIAL 4661 West Jefferson, North Carolina CITY ancl EDWARDS FLORIST Soy it with flowers . . . say it with ours PHONE 4696 West Jefferson, North Corolino Y- --- -v v ----1 Compliments of NORTHWESTERN BANK JEFFERSON, NORTH CAROLINA MILLER'S JEWELRY WEST JEFFERSON, N. C. Bulova Wotches -- Elgin Wotches Something from the Jeweler Is Something SpeciaI asa-.fo0,.,-.,4-.04-00,4 04-,4-4 .p', 7 i ', , ::, ':,-'Q ::, -4 : L-.-'f ::- BOcOcK-sTPOuD COMPANY Y There is something in o name RAWLINGS - SPAULDING - WILSON - H 8- B and many other famous name brands we have been associated with I for over 32 years. I FOURTH AT SPRUCE STREET WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. COMPLIMENTARY FRIENDLY SHOE STORE LEE BOWERS TISHIE COX West Jefferson, N. C. Jefferson, N. C. West Jefferson, N. C PIEDMONT BARBER and KOONTZ'S LONE STAR PHOENIX CHAIR CO BEAUTY SUPPLY SERVICE STATION West Jefferson, N, Q Greensboro, N. C. Jefferson, N. C. DR. LONG CLAYTON'S DR. HUNTER West Jefferson, N. C. Jefferson, N. C. West Jefferson, N. C VILLAGE FLOWER SHOP Jefferson, N. C. MOLLIE'S BEAUTY SHOP WEAVER GARAGE Srnithport, N. C. W. F' 81 R. C. SI-IOAF Warrensville, N. C. REV. R. C. ASHLEY Warrensville, N. C. MIDWAY RADIO and TELEVISION West Jefferson, N. C. TAX OFFICE FRANK'S GROCERY West Jefferson, N. C. West Jefferson, N. C. ' AL POE West Jefferson, N. C. CASH HARDWARE West Jefferson, N.. C. WYRICK FEED 8. SEED West Jefferson, N. C. - .... .JPfif2EQf1,-N-,ELM WOODIE'S STORE Fleetwood, N. C. A. B. HURT Jefferson,..IN. C. J. D. STANSBERRY Jefferson, N. C. J. T. BROWN Jefferson, N. C. I-IOWELL'S STORE Fleetwood, N. C. ' f ' ' T , , 1' ' ff'T, U f?iLE 3 .IWW 'BWEW ,'???l?'1'N 'm'r.'5, Hr! SWR , U 1 Y ' J :gfff w-1 , ' 11-,iw 3ILISf 'fv: 2 W V 8 1 ff55H .w1f TWH? 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