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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1959 volume:

. + K .TQ if if :I I ' Q fi' :A P -x L 4 A 1 4 V i Q flue fridge M1959 R ' .V : Presented By The Annual Staff BEAVER CREEK HIGH SCHOOL West Jefferson, N. C. Throughout our lives we are confronted with the challenge of opening doors which obstruct our view of the Future: Large doors-small doors-doors to build- ings--doors to rooms-doors to education-doors of opportunity-doors of faith- doors of hope-doors of memory. As the following pages are turned, the various doors of Beaver Creek High School are opened, and we reveal scenes which lie be- yond with the sincere hope that the opening of each door will bring to you only happy, pleasant memories throughout the years. gs The Staff Beaver Cree In IA.. igh School ale. Lgg ifa' ri I! J! , ,f 7' Q' jjfi Scsi! :gy , y The long, low, modern structure of the school plant emerges above the homes of the Beaver Creek Community. Beyond, it is majestically surrounded by a varied frame of mountains, breath- takingly beautiful in autumn as Nature touches each leafwith her paint brush-5 awe-i n s pir i n g in winter as the wind- driven snowflakes huddle against each other in huge drifts-3 deeply exciting in spring and summer as the green of the gra ss and of the trees stretches onward to meet the azure blue of the horizon. Our B e a v e r Creek High School- symbolical of opportunity to those who seek to open its doors. An impressive but inanimate building until, with eager hands and alert minds, those who seek knowledge push aside the closed doors to disclose a world of opport unity- infinite or restricted-as the individual wills. . Q il-,vwl v hir Y 7 2 'Y i Y? YW V-,ivw rv Opening the Doors. 4 ae flu May I have an e xcuse slip, please ? The question is the sameg the scene is the same, day after day. The faces may chan g e, but the line varies in length only. Mrs. Edwards, school secretary, reads each excuse from home before she issues absence permits which allow students to enter class after an absence. There are 114 known elements, says Mr. Osborne, as he initiates his chemistry students, and, he adds, Sh has the sound of k 5 so, from now on and forever more, say -Igmistry, not Q-hemistry. 1 ssr s it s Gazing into the bright, shining eyes of 7 ' Joyce Payne, Carroll Hart, trying for a date, Scene: Room if 15 Tirne: Lunch Periodg seems to be dazzled. fHe got the date. Q Place: B e av e r Creek High School. When? Once-upon-a-time . . .before the unnamed characters were allowed to go to the gym- nasium for recreation. R e s ult sz Everyone's happy-students and teachers. r r .V S n .of Pleasant emories . Segregation on the h'l1 1 side. These girls have eluded for have they been boycotted?j the male ele- ment this noon period. Now for some girl talk. What abo 7 ut. Boys, of course. Teens With a Pur ' poses ' The only pur- pose these Teens have is getting rid of some of that excess energy and enthusiasm that otherwise overfl ' T ows 1nt0 fourth period classes. GO-O-O, Team, GO!F1ght, Team, F-I-G-I-I-T! Win, Team, W-I-N! GO... FIGHT. . .WIN. . . and they WON! If it fizzes, hit the floor! saysDavid Bumgardner -' to KayWi1es, Katherine, and Sara Gentry, as he, Toni and joe Francis, and Arvi11e1C orne tte each toss in W just a pinch of this and a dab of that to concoct some Kickapoo Joy Juice. The girls hit the floor, and their L' boys were treated fo f' r irst cle gree burns at the local hospital. The lab was cleaned and renovated several' weeks later. .To Gut Moment Getting school spirit aroused just before the Homecoming Game. It all paid bigdivi- dends. Basketball season opens D e c e mb e r 2. Mr. Atwood has the girls working hard to be ready to meet all opposition. Competition is keen among the girls who ho first te am. pe to make the Ping-Pong Tournament is under wa .Y during the lunch hour. Eddie Miller, Burl T . aylor, and Ward Hopkins offer unappreciated but sound advice frorntheir own tr agic exper- ience. After the rush is over at 10:00 A. M. break, the student store assistants take time pper and catch up on the news while Mrs. Edwards, supervisor, looks to snatch a Dr. Pe U11- This mowing machine is being checked f Work and Play . These s t uci e n t s are just relaxing and purring with contentment on the first day the gym was av ail able for their use at noon. Now, it's time to go home. Three 'clock and eight buses loaded to capacity maneuver into position and roll down the hill to deliver over 400 students to their homes. over and s e rv i c e d by David Greene, Burl Taylor, and Howard Pierce, all agriculture boys. This time tomorrow the campus will be covered with new-mown hay. , The library meets many needs of the students as they search for vital information, acquaint themselves with the news ofthe day, relax with a magazine, or just sit there hoping to absorb some of the vast knowledge housed in the library shelves. place character Judgment Comes to Dan'1, the Beaverteer production aw ard e cl a superior rating in the County Dramatic Festival, is in rehearsal. Judy Worley won awards for first- acting and costume and . at B. C. Every make-up, Carole Hardin won second-place character acting and costume and make-up, je an Grog anwon second- place straight acting, Lee Allen Elliotwon three awards: First-place character acting, first-place costume, and second-place make-up. Campaigning for publicpffice seems to be the same everywhere. Appealing slogans c at ch the eye, and campaign promises, as usual, confuse the voters. May the best 11 win! Da. The tardy bell has rung, and these gir are going to be late for class. Evidentl did not anticipate Mr. Bingham's b ei monitor duty outside the o ffi c e door they will need an excuse slip. They'll up a good reason for their tardinessg stu usually do. the Y ngo . Ye thin den Democracy in action! At last, election day is here. The oratory is over, the promises . lure the voters, and c los e friends may now forget the competition. in Open the doors of the Mind of Youth to W. PAUL BIN GHAM Principal and Social Science DALE ATWOOD Biology and Physical Education Administration and Facult RUBY ADAMS TRIVETTE ELIZABETH S. BARLOWE MARVIN E. OSBORNE English and French English and Dramatics Mathematics and Science the Great Truths of Life and . W English and Comm Mathematics F. L. BARKER, JR. Social Science ILLIAM E. ALLEN Physical Education BETTY L. HUGHES ercial WILLIS A. MORETZ Commercial A. D. GOODMAN ROBERT WYKE Mathematics and Physical Education V'1 You Open the Doors of -omorro HAZEL EDWARDS Secretary-Treasurer JOE CLARY Vocational Agriculture l N JOAN NORRIS Librarian GILBERT WARD Vocational Agriculture J. C. CARR Music and Social Science MARY M. PAYNE Vocational Home Economics Cap, gown, diploma-these are the keys with which we open the floor to Tomorrow. The last door will soon close for the Class of 1959. Then, as we reflect upon the many happy scenes of the past-a favorite class, the Junior-Senior Banquet, the Senior Play, our teachers and friends we'ue grown to love-we shall put on our caps and gowns, take a last lingering glance at our beloved Beaver Creek, and find our place in the long green line. v Sometimes Within the brains old ghostly hnu NANCY BARR BRENDA BLACKBURN BUDDY BLACKBURN ' The Class of '59 has signed a contra ct fort purchase of their class rings, and the big day! arrived. Theline forms tothe right as Dav JIMMY BLEDSOE. ROSE BROWN DAVID BUMGARDNER SUSIE CALLOWAY hear, far off, at some forgotten door, ALFRED CHURCH KELNDRICK CHURCH W NORMAN CHURCH lmgardner assists in taking the ring measurements. Delivery Date: january 16, 1959. BILLY COLE' ARVILLE CORNETTE JAMES DAVIS AGNES DILLARD A music and an eerie feint BILLY ELLER LEE ALLEN ELLIOTT JOE FRANCIS TOM FRANCIS SARA GENTRY CORENA GOODMAN LEONARD GOODMAN Tom Francis, President of Senior Class, a committee of Seniors, who will later meet with . . And stir of echoes down the creaking floor . . . MARY IO GOODMAN MELBA GOODMAN LORENE GREER BILL GREER ss sponsors to plan the Commencement activities. ROBERT GREER CAROL HARDIN JOYC E HARD IN . . . And long-forgotten faces, and figures, large and sma v LUCILLE HARDIN PATRICIA HARLESS CARROLL HART Out, damned spot! Out, I say! Me mbers Literature IV Class dramatize scene from M acb e Anna Belle Hartzog, d i r e c t e d by Carroll Hart, ANNA BELLE HARTZOG DAVID HARTZOG SHELBY HOLLAND WARD HOPKINS . Return, and vividly . ERVIN HOUCK TONY HOUCK LAR RY HOWELL lcts the sleep-walking scene in which Lady Macbeth attempts to wash the blood from her hands. L ROMER HOWELL ROGER JOHNSTON SHIRLEY JORDAN LARRY KINCAID flash back through Memory . KATHERINE KISER REBECCA LAURANCE RONNIE LAWRENCE LEWIS LEEK EARL LEWIS MARGARET LEWIS WILLA LEWIS These seniors are taking the Scholarsh Qualifying Test, and from their appearance, they . To Walk again those dim, dark halls, BETTY MCNEILL FRANK MCNEILL JERRY MCNEILL HETTIE MILLER nfident about the results. EUGENE PARLIER RUTH PARLIER ALMA JEAN PARSONS .Or sit. I JACK PARSONS IRA PAYNE JIMMY PAYNE English IV and the research paper plague seniox at B.C. R. G. Turner must expect to write a addition to Encyclopedia Brittanica, and if he nee: JAMES PERKINS VADA PIERCE SHIRLEY SEV ERT JO ANN SHATELY . OIICC I1'101'C ANNE SHOEMAKER ARC!-IIE SMITH BURL TAYLOR y assistance, James Perkins, Shirley Severt, and Ira Payne seem to have an armload of help. PEGGY TAYLOR DARRELL TRIVETTE R. G. TURNER LAVERN WATSON I in classrooms at B. C Not Pictured ROY WATSON NANCY WEAVER BETTY WILCOX KAY WILES W C omme nc e me nt approaches and the usual regalia must be fitted. Here Dean Witherspoon assists Kay Wiles with her gown, while Judy and Stanley Worley try to find a cap that is not too large. . DEAN WITHERSPOON JUDY WORLEY STANLEY WORLEY Nflff 1 . :fwf I y l l,'?jV'l lY ff--' ' fm:- ' wwf Il fuffw Ne'1'ff+Uf'fjfl1jkf Ifl'fH'. 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Ictured 'Not Pucfured LEONARD MILLER PATSY MILLER WARREN MILLER JUNIOR MORETZ PAULINE PARKER EVON PHILLIPS DONNIE PARSONS GEORGE PARSONS GEORGIE PARSONS JoYcE PAYNII HERSHI-:L PENNINGTON HOWARD PIERCE JOE PHILLIPS PANSY PHILLIPS RONALD PHILLIPS the Sale CLARA POOLE JOHN RE1-:vEs DAVID RHINEHART JOHN RICHARDSON DEAN SCOTT MARY SCOTT JIMMY SELLS JACKIE SEVERT WANDA SEV ERT PATTY SHEPHERD PAUL SMITH LOIS SPEAKS GENE STALEY JEAN SURBER Jo ANN SURBER . . in their Literary Adventur POLLY SURBER DON TAYLOR DAPHNE TERRY ROY ToMuNsoN GUY WALTERS JOHNNY WATTS MARGARET WEAVER WILBURN WIDENER BLAKE WILCOX HELEN WILCOX GRETA WILLIAMS CHARLES WOODARD RALPH WOODIE TRAVIS WOODIE ROBERT WYATT Illl7llIfIl'lfA'ffl1lf ffzz' zfemiuv In H 4 ,ff 'Nff fvl f v'4'H fry: fr 'H 4 14- . LH! 4 1 .Ju - f1.1'!ff' lfzf' S1171 5546.39 iUlI2Ui'f'fl4 fmlsrrl zriffz 1-1,'ff--4'!JII fffrrzcv, f1f'f'rl ffm gun 1 I I in vrzilvzprsffcw of l7f7iflEIlM'4 ffwu1'fs in s'41fz w11lz11gg z'xpr'r'zr'11f'c'.s-, f 1 . . Sophomores Went bug-chasing h Pimgtured Pictqrqdxi m . g f NINA ANDERSON WANDA BALDWIN NINA BARE VIRGINIA BEACH ANN BLACKBURN CHARLOTTE BLACKBURN DOUGLAS BLEDSOE PATTY BLEDSOE MARY CAMPBELL CAROLYN CHEEK EARLENE CHURCH SAMMY CHURCH TED COOPER LARRY CREWEY RALPH DAVIS MARTHA DAVIS JACK DUVALL CECILE ELDRETH EDDIE ELDRETH WAYNE ELLER BILLY FAW IRIS GENTRY mvestigated the value of Xu in algebra . . . MARGARET CENT RY JIMMY GILLEY JEAN GOODMAN LINDA GOODMAN WARREN GOODMAN FRANK GREENE JUNE GREENE CONNIE GREER DELPHIA GREER JOYCE GREER JEAN GROGAN sUs1E HARDIN TOMMY HARDIN JERRY I-IARTZOG SANDRA I-IARTZOG JOE HODGES HAROLD HOLMAN ROLAND HOLMAN ALLEN HOPKINS DONALD HOUCK GAIL HOUCK JOAN HOUCK NJA A L' Yichsred with Julius Caesar JACK HOWELL KAREN HOWELL LEONA HOWELL REEV ES HOWELL RODNEY HOWELL JUDY HURLEY REX JONES CARL JORDAN JO ANN JORDAN DAVID KISER JACKIE LAMBERT RALPH LAMBERT DAVID LAWRENCE JEANETTE LAWRENCE DALE LEWIS ELLA MAE LEWIS JERRY LEWIS LOUISE LEWIS RUSSELL LYALL WAYNE LYLE JOHNNY MCGINNIS DOROTHY MCMILLIAN Sailed with the A CLINE MCNEILL PAUL MASH HOBERT MICHAEL ALVENA MILLER EDDIE MILLER KATHERINE MILLER LORETTA MILLER SHIRLEY MILLER SUE MILLER NANCY MOORE PATRICIA MORETZ VIV IAN PARLIER BUCKEY PARSONS GRACE PARSONS LINDA PERKINS ALTON PHILLIPS BLANCHE PHILLIPS DOUGLAS PHILLIPS AVIS PIERCE BOBBY PUGH PATRICIA SCOTT CHARLES WAYNE SEVERT ncient Mariner . . . I And Conquered the World Wlth Alexander the Great ERNEST SEVERT WAYNE KILBY SEV ERT ELIZABETH SI-IATLEY RAY SI-IATLEY WAYNE SHEETS DONNA SHEPHERD FAYE SMITH ROY SMITH RUTH SMITH BOWER SOUTH EDWIN SPAULDING CONSTANCE STROPE BOBBY TAYLOR JERRY TAYLOR DUANE TRIVETTE CHARLES WALTERS JACK WATSON, TOMMY WEAVER CAROLYN w1Lcox Burn: WOODARD JULIA WOODRUFF SOPHRONIA WORLEY JOEL YATES 1 ififffufl N F527 '-'If' nd New Friends FORREST ATWOOD ARLENE BAKER EDWARD BARD MARY NELL BARE GRACE BLACK BERNICE BLEDSOE MYRTLE CHURCH HAROLD CORNETTE ANNIE COX DALE DARNELL J. c. DARNELL ROBIE DAVIS CONNIE DILLARD PAUL EDWARDS CHARLIE ELLER MARY LEE FRANCIS GALE GOODMAN GENEVA GOODMAN JOAN GOODMAN Jol-LN GOODMAN N. G. GOODMAN SALLY JEAN GRAHAM DONALD GREENE JAMES EUGENE GREENE LOIS GREER MARTHA GREER BOBBIE GROGAN SANDRA GRUEB BETTY HARDIN JAMES DALE HARDIN LARRY HARLESS JERRY HARLESS SALLY HARTZOG Fill the Minds of HAROLD HOLMAN PEGGY HOLMAN POLLY HOLMAN JERRY HOUCK STEVE I-IOUCK MARTHA ANN HOWELL RUBY HURLEY LINDA JACKSON CAROL JARv1s GRANT JONES RICHARD KINCAID I-IERSHELL LAMBERT JESSIE LAMBERT MARY LAMBERT BURL LYALL MARY MOEWEN LINDA MOGINNIS DAVID MOMILLAN MARY ALICE MCMILLAN WILMA MONEILL JUDY MAYE JANIS MEDLEY LOLA MEDLEY BILLIE MILLER CAROL MILLER DICKIE MILLER JO ANN MILLER RUBY MILLER GLADYS MORETZ DWIGHT OWENS JEWEL PARKER JANET PARLIER BILLY PARSONS And They Wonder about Grades, Honor Points, and Regulahor Ps Nov cfured Not Pi ctu red LILLIAN PARSONS MIKE PARSONS VENIE PATRICK PAULINE PAYNE DORMAN PHILLIPS SUE PHILLIPS BILLY POPE BILL REEVES LOUIS SEATZ IESSIE SEVERT MARTHA SEVERT ALTA SHARPE J. D. SI-IARPE CLARA SHEETS LINDA SHEPHERD NANCY STIKE GARY STURGILL DEAN SURBER CLAUDE SUTI-IERLAND MAUDE SUTHERLAND REX TAYLOR INA TRIVETTE RAY TRIVETTE NANCY TRIVETT PAUL TRIVETT GAIL WATSON LOLA WATSON WADE WATSON ZENNA WEAVER FRANK WILCOX JO ANN WILCOX KYLE H. WILCOX ZETTA WINEBARGER VINSTON WORLEY , 1 'I ,l. ,', f'1'i!fli7Hf f! 1 vm - ,fw'::3JH 1 Hobie Davis james Davis Tommy Goodman First Row, Left to Right: J. Davis, B. Wilcox, D. OW B. Holman, C. Woodard, C. Severt, J. Watts, L. Johns D. McMillan, C. Walters, T. Cooper, J. Phillips, R. Hol: QManagerJ. Second Row: Robert Wyke fCoachJ, H. D2 B. Taylor, K. Wilcox, L. Davis, T. Weaver, P. Johnst R. Taylor, R. Trivette, E. Parlier, R. Howell, D. Mil Bill Allen, Coach l Blake Wilcox Philip Johnston Charles Severt Leo Johnston ayne D. Phillips B. Atwood KMBDRQCIQ. Third Row: Phil McMillan Jerry McNeill ! 9 Litt1efManagerj, M. Parson, P. Lewis, J. Mmm, Ted COOPEP Duncan, P. McMillan, D. Lawrence, T. Goodman, Little, P. Edwards, I. McNeill, R. Davis, Bill Allen QCoachQ. FOOTBALL 1958 BEAVER CREEK FOOTBALL ROSTER Starting Line-up 73 T. Cooper .... . . ............... LT 43 I. Davis ...... .... RH 82 T. Goodman .... .... L E 75 J. Payne .... RG 83 H. Davis .... .... C 54 R. Davis .... .... L G L 42 C. Duncan .... LI-I l 41 C. Walters ,... LH 32 B. Wilcox .... .... Q B 64 C. Severt ..... .... C 74 P. Lewis .... RT 19 J, McNeill .... RE 63 E.. Parlier ..... . .. LG Roster 52 J. Watts .... ..... C 71 H. Plolman. . . .... RG B' Atwood Phillips 33 D. Little ...... FB P. Edwards Phillips 35 P. McMillan .... .... Q B W. Euer Seatz 72 J. Moretz. .... . . ...LT H. Holman Shatley 65 L. Johnston... .... LG J- Houck Taylor 24 P. Johnston... .... LH R. Howell Taylor 45 D. Phillips .... QB D. McMillan Wilcox 44 L. Davls .... RH M. Parsons Woodard johnny Watts Ii-51: sw N ir Q,5Qt, WSDH YLJEXXYQ gig. bi Str lem? e we B111y Holman 3? 'infra K at ,fee 43 xx Q 'E X5 EXW 3 lg Q55 -Muqpw Q? asf AMW? x xx N, Y ,an-P Doug Plulhps Beaver 26 7 12 0 7 26 26 6 13 THE '58 SCOREBOARD Creek 1958 Record Opponent Date 4fNew1and O Boone 39 'klndependence 12 Morganton 26 'FLansing 7 Spruce Pine O fFAshe Central O Mountain City 33 Cranberry 46 'FI-Iome Games Sept Sept. Sept. Sept Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. H2 Phil Lewis Charles Walters Roble Davls OKS Robert Wyke, Coach Junior Morefz Larry Davis Chip Duncan jimmy Payne ' ' ' L f ..... .41 Marry Scott Lois Speaks Anne Shoemaker Donna Shepherd Lucille Hardin Wimda Baldwin Brenda Blackburn Dawna Hartzog Ann Blackburn June Greene h Mr. Atwood, Coach janet Church Patty Shepherd Gif R! -1 K 1' Q is N 3 is r L. H 1122 .5 N . . 1 :V-W 5 5,3 I ' fm Sq 1' is 3 If gpxk I K rv Ai nf 5. X, il Q an - i K ? - r LULJK i 9is' li Q 355 1 iw M I . 34 5594 fa Fu Q fan ,Q at fy A N 1 , V., . Q wig - S wif 'X ! A X 1 'N 'NYY t . mnml . 1 ' YQ Q JXKYHSS f 5 Egg f f Q 1 1 , E E' 'Z' is FA' in 9 - , f isa A V - g 5 4- . Q N ,L Arville Cornett Joe Francis Lewis Leek Hobie Davis james Davis Carl jordan Charles Walters Arvin Baker Danny Little Larry Davis Coach Allen Tommy Goodman Phil McMillan Cheerleaders Kay Wiles Chief r Katherine Kiss.: Assistant: Chief First Row, Left to Right: Kay Wiles, D aphne Terry Margaret Knox. S e cond Row: Dot McMillan, Katherine Kisser, Daphne Terry, Patty Bledsoe. Dot McM111an Patty Bledsoe Margaret Knox ' 'I' ?52: fSY3Stxi'Y' 9 ? --6 as QW ' 4.4 i fm' Mfg ,Y , iz,N,,, .M W 'Kg ,,.. X.. ,,, ,, 1:52 .1 :, .ff Q5 SEN .S as K fa b 1 i an Wrestling at B. C. Harold Holnhan, Eugene Parlier. Dean Witherspoon, Blake Wilcox I Teddy Cooper, Coach Wyke, jimmy Payne N ,Qs . K W k. gl 2, ,,, ww My 15 LL W? , L '53 L q z, L is , : f , L ' L A , ,ii R A L-.4 .gif U f 3 . Em? .. Y' K A Q 5 I 8 A , LLL :L L L. A I T ,M K ,L x Q .. V Q . 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The Bridge Sponsored by Mr. Atwood and Miss Trivette Joe Francis, Advertising Editor, Brenda Blackburn and Arville Cornett, Senior Class Editors. Left to Right: Barbara Edwards, Dorothy McMillan, Dawna Hartzog, Susie Calloway, Ruth Parlier, Anna Belle Hartzog, Lois Speaks, Patti Shepherd, Earl Lewis, Joyce Hardin, Phi1McMi11an, Wanda Baldwin, Edwin Spau1ding,CaIO1e1-Im-din, Carroll Hart, Linda jackson, Buchie Atwood. nd the Paper Staff Reports We Saw It Ha Nancy Weaver, Editor, Marlette B l e vi n s, Assistant Editor. Carol Hardin, Business Manager. T he Rip ple Sponsored by Mrs. Barlow g N Winston Baldwin, Circulation Manager, and Phil Lewis, General News. Left to Right: Lee Allen Elliot, Margaret Knox, Frank Wilcox, Leonard Goodman, Darrell Trivette, Gretta Williams, Patty Moretz, Evon Phillips, Daphne Terry, Patricia Harless, Earlene Church, Charlotte Blackburn. B. C. Band Played 1 PIAN IST Peggy Tay lor Chorus First Row, Left to Right: Loretta Miller, Vivian Parlier, Dorthy M cMilla n, Nancy Weaver, Ruth Smith, jo Ann Shatley. Second Row: Shirley Scvert, Linda Goodman, Travis Woodie, Melba Goodman, Jeanette Lawrence, Corena Goodman, Betty McNeil, Leona Howell, Rebecca Lawerence, Ann Gentry, Pansy Phillips. Third Row: Willa Dean Church, Margaret Gentry, Carolyn Cheek, jean Crog an, Patty Bledsoe, Marlette Blevins, Patricia Harless, Hettie Miller, Wanda Scvert, Kay Wiles, Vada Pierce, Betty Medley, Elizabeth Shatley, Blanche Phillips. Fourth Row: Richard johnson, Ralph Davis, james Perkins, Norman Church, David Kiser, Billy Ellcr, Eddie Miller, Paul Smith, Paul Mash, Ronald Phillips, Hobart Michael, Bill jones, Garrel l-larlcss, Billy Faw, Richard Burchett, Ward Hoplcins, Lee Allen Elliot, Charles Ball, KendrickChurch, jimmyllarker, Billy Cole, Charles Walters, Clay Church, lra Payne, Cline McNeil. Girls' Glee Club First Row, Left to Right: Nancy Trivette, Willa Dean Church, Pansy Phillilx, Grace Church, Mary Campbell, Linda Shepherd, Lola Watson, Mary McEwen, Linda Goodman, jean Grogan, Becky Laurence. Second Row: Arlene Baker, Myrtle Church, Gail Watson, Grace Black, jndy May, Betty Hardin, Alvena. Miller, Carol Jarvis, Lucille Hardin, Carol Hardin, Jean Gciodm an, Loretta Miller, Vada Pierce. Third Row: Linda McGinnis, Pauline Payne, Martha Greer, Ann Howell, Sally Hartzog, Lola Medley, Travis Wocciie, Hottie Miller, MelbaGooJ ni an, joan l Goodman, Peggy Holman. 11 School Gocasions First Row, Left no Right: Kay Wiles flwllajcrettsrl, Brenda Blackburn, Donna Shepherd, D orothy McMillan, Frank Wilc o Doug Phillips, Tommy Wcaver, Benny Bingham, Carolyn McGrady, Albert Addington. Second Row: Barbara Edwards, Pal X Hairless, Ann Blackburn, N. G. Goodman, joe Phillips, Steve Shoemaker, Evelyn Dillard, Tommy Morton, jane Miller. Third Row: jerry McMillan, Steve Houck, Marlha Mclaurin, Tommy Little, Bobby Pugh, Billy Eller, Ann Shoe maker, Wade Waison, Carol Hart, Sam Gentry. Boys' Glcc Club First Row, Left to Righlz David Kiser, Ronald Phillips, Charles Walters, Paul Mash, Kendrick Church. Second Row: Eddie Miller, Billy Faw, Charles Ball, Doug Phillips, Richard Bnrcheuu, Garrel Harless. TROIABONISTS Evelyn Dillard and Douglas Phillips Jfiffl Q' QP 'K-K gi 3 5 Msgs N V M1 , K -1.1-1 ,T M - ,-1 LU: . f mf Q -L 4 .' 2 . .glv r if v ,, wg: 1 ,V K 7 215551251 X K . ,YA . -g K iw A, I . Lf K, 2 A gy .. .M egg, sa f X , X f K ' Q , W 1, 1 , nina: ' mmwq X ' f - , . ,, . if 5 . - ' w . Q -- ,Y Q. ,-msn, --mb. , ,, . W X.f4..u. F , -M M2155 fx - L .x kqkkgy T if ,AE 3 fn- . I 'I MM' KKLV f- ' ,,, -,, y..-A char X 'X' ' f -1 3 E ,M , .. A ' . A W 37 31.2 , I , . K f ,A I -w,' Q I W ,, ., .,.. A, V. Q ff? ix - as 1 Kgs, 81 J . H S af t ? E -b V f i- 'N ' mv if X Y 0 .M I R'-Q . F MQSEZQSME 1 J! Exif? fgkw S 5 I Y D .. Q -is 5234 if : Q .b 4 ' f 3. 2, W 5. av M, 1 Hi, M , K . K ,K g x A' ifwmma cw- 'Fi , 5,.-- .fy 3 q,Q A p 3 QF -1 z-1 if-3 2 ,,,. 5, , K X E, X w wsyimww m K . J RQ 5 f W' QWA A A f N 1 5 P 9 m he house lights im, th e spot- ghts brighten, e curtain rises! n eager silence r e v a i 1 s as e Beaverteers aunch another ccessful p r o - duction. 1 Dramatics First Row, Left to Right: Carolyn Chuck, Joyce Greer, Sophronia Worley, jean Grogan, jenn Goodman, Linda Goodman, Susie Hardin, Evon Phillips, Shelby Holland, Doug Bledsoe. Second Row: jack Duvall, Cami Hanim, Judy Worley, Sammy Church, Connie Su-oupe, Louise Lewis, Margaret Lewis, Betty Hardin, lra Payne, Clay Church, Ward Hopkins. Third Raw: Lee Allen Ellic-tl, Ray Ball, johnny McGinnis, lark Hrvwell, Billy Eller, jimmy Barker. Folk Games Row, Left ro Right: Ruby Miller, Ax-ville Cm-neue, jimmy Payne, Betty Mclfcil, joe Francis, Nancy Barr, Katherine Kiser, David Bumgardner, Nancy Weaver, Mr, Barker fSponscrl, Kay Wiles, Hobie Davis, Danny Linle, Mary Scott, Mr. Barnes qSponsox-J, Brenda Blacklnun. Q ps-aspirin As we learn to appreciate our h e ri t a g e, w e attempt to pre- serve the best of it through our c lub activities. Audio-Visual Club First Row, Left to Right: Mr. Atwood fSponsorj, Edwin Spaulding, Sue Phillips. Standing: Nina Anderson, Alton Phillips, Eddie Eldrelh, Grace Parsons, Nancy Stikes, Arville Ifyou can't re- m e m b e r it, rememberwhere to find it, and the student goes to the library, where he solicits the aid of those who do k n o w where to find it. Cox-neu. Library Assistants O n e picture worth a thousa: w o rd s is t I' m o t to of tho who are men bers ofthis clu Left to Right: Charlotte Blackburn, Jo Ann Surber, Polly Surher, Clam Poole, jean Surber, Judy Worley, Earlene Church, Irene Howell, Carolyn Wilcox, Sandra Hartzog, Barb Houck. r other group of dents assumes much respon- ility n o r de- rves as m u c h aise as do those h o d r i v e our buses. Bus Drivers First Row, Left to Rightzl-lowaid Pierce, Lavem Watson, David Greene, Duane Trzvctre, Eugene Pnrlicr, Second Row: Tonnny Gnovni in, Paul Smith, Ward Hopkins, Burl A Safety Club 1 Row, Left to Right: jackie Severt, Billy Harless, Richardjohnson, Billy Pope, SammyClnirch, Lavern Watson, David Greene, Roy Tomlinson, Gene Staley, R, G. Turner ond Row: Howard Pierce, Duane Trivette, Roy Watson, jack Wauon, joel Yates, Dale Lewis, Wilbum Wid u my Bledsoe, Norman Church, Jerry Houck, Jimmy Sells, Dean Scott, jimmy Pay-ue, Allen rley, Jack Parsons, Burl Taylor, Paul Smith, Ervin Houck, Rodney Howell, Larry Howell, Ralph Davis. Fifth , . ' ' . . E xgtne Parlner, junior Morezy, Taylor, Larry Howell. encr, Ray Trivette, Hobart Michael, Wayne Severl. 'lfhird-Rcwv: Hopkins, jesse Lanihen, Donald Greer. Fourth Row: john Richardson, Stanley Row:Dc-nnie Parsons, Bucky Parsons, Bill Greer, Buddy Blackburn, Gi orge Parsons. , Safety is every- on e ' s business, and to re mind us of its importance the Safety Club efficiently does its part. Math Club First Row, Left xc Right: David Hartzog, joe Hedges, Wayne Ellex, I-loberi Michael, Roger Johnston, Darrell Trim-cite. Second Rm: Ruby Hurley, Linda McGinnis, Carol Jarvis, jsan Miller, Bobbie jean Goodman, Larry Kincaid, Mr. Goodman QSpr:nsorj. Third Row: Wanda Seven, Travis Woodic, Pansy Phillips, Billie Cole, Robert W5-au., Archie Smith, Delving into the secrets of nature a n d p ut t i n g t h e s e revela- tions t o w or k for h u m a ni t y continue to give us the m a n y modern conven- iences. John Reeves First Row, Len to Rignii Manila Davis, Carolyn Check, Margaret Second Row: Davici Riser, David Rhinuiiarl, Jackie Severn, Rabi-2 Barker, Billy Miller, Mr. Osborne fSponsorj, Thiril Rmv:Dean Surber, jim Duvall, Science Club Kyle Wilcox, Sieve Houck, Billy Harlcss, Gary Suu-gill. ,g si ti DE 'l Mathematics h e v e 1' been , important sub ject, and tod: it is even mo so. The progre of our civiliza tion is more th: ever depende upon it. Gentry, judy Hurley, Pal Moran, junc Greene, Joyce Greer, Palsy Scvll, Sandra Hartzog, Wanda Bali Davis, joe Phillips, Roger jolmson, Larry Kincaid, Billy Calc, Bi1lFaw, Duug Phillips, Carl jordan, ji Gena Staley, David McMillan, Paul Smith, Wayne Lyalls, David Hartzog, johnny McGinnis, Butch Aw ii , :mv el he Pep Club Sters interest our s c h o ol activities. Pep Club First Row, Left to Right: Margaret Knox, Patty Bledsoe, Daphne Terry, Katherine Kiser, Dot MeMillan,Kay Wiles, Second Row: jane: Church, Marlette Blevins, Janice Medley, Betty Medley, Zetta Winebarger, Greta Williariis, Evelyn Dillard, Margaret Weaver, ZennaWeaver,jo Ann Wilcox, joan Jordan, Ella Mae Lewis, Sally Graham, Betty McNeill, Thin! Row: Sally Hartzog, Patty Shepherd, Wilma McNeill, Clara Sheets, Jessie Seven, Martha Greene, Pat Harless, Linda Goodman, Linda Shepherd, Nina Bare, Alvena Miller, Pauline Parker, Sara Lail. Fourth Row: Lola Medley, Sara Gentry, Brenda Blackburn, Patsy Miller, Mary Scott, Lois Speaks, Mary Alice McMillan, Linda Jackson, joan Goodman, Mary Lee Francis, Lola Watson, Mary McEwin, Ruby Miller, judy May. Fifth Row: Gladys Moretz, Polly Holman, Frank McNeill, Ronnie Lawrence, Carroll Hart, jimmy Payne, Sue Miller, Warren Miller, jewel Parker, Alta Sharpe, janet Parlier. Sixth Row: Libby Edwards, Brenda Lawrence, Ann Blackbum, Donna Shepheni, Barbara Edwards, June Greene, Patsy Scott, Sandra Grubb, Lois Greer, Bernice Bledsoe, Peggy Holman. Seventh Rmv: Ralph Woodie, Tommy Weaver, Keith Cooper, Benny Bingham, Dean Witherspoon, Loretta Miller, Vivian Parlier, joyce Greer, Soplironia Worley, Lillian Parsons, Billie Woodard. Sports Club sl Row, Left to Right: Alta Sharpe, Zena Wineharber, Betty Medley, Dorthy McMillan, joan Wilcox, Zenna Weaver, ji-well Parker, Second Row: Ralph Woodie, Philip unston, Lola Medley, Sue Millet, Donna Shepherd, Anti Blackburn, Blake Wilcox. Third Row: Tommy Weaver, Leonard Michael, Ward Hopkins, john Kilby Reeves, Edwin Spaulding, Jerry Lewis, Paul Trivette. Those w h o are interestedin sports find their needs fulfilled w h e t h e r they are spectators or participants. F. H. A. First Row, Lei! to Right: Sandra Gentry, Janice McNeill, Peggy Griffin, Evelyn Bard, Kay McNeill, Greta Williams, Jean Surber, Janet Church, MIS. Payne fSp0nsorJ. Second Row: Geneva Goodman, Ann Gentry, Thelma Eldreth, Carolyn Wilcox, Ruth Smith, Martha Seven, Sara Gentry, Shelby Holland, Leona Howell, Elizabeth Shately, Martha Greene, Julia Woodruff, Mary Lambert, Shirley Severt. Third Row: Clara Poole, Billie Woodard, Lorene Greer, Sophronia Worley, Jo Ann Surber, Polly Surber, Corena Goodman, Faye Smith, Nina Bare, Susie C alloway, Jessie Seven, Ruby Hurley, Blanche Phillips. Fourth Row: Shirley Miller, Louise Lewis, Dclphia Greer, Nancy Moore, Georgia Parsons, Helen Wilcox, Annie Cox, Linda Greer, Bernice Bledsoe, Wilma McNeill, joan Shatcly, Janet Parlier, Katherine Miller. Fifth Row: Cecil Eldreth, Margaret Lewis, Barbara Edwards, Margaret Weaver, Evelyn Dillard, lris Gennry, Lola Medley, Jeanette Laurence, Janie Grifiin, Linda Perkins, Connie Greer, Gail Houck, Ina Trivette, Rose Brown, Joan Houck. Sixth Row: Barbara Houck, Vivian Parlier, Patty Shepherd, Donna Hartzog, Lois Speaks. Mary Alice McMillan, Sally Graham, Ruby Miller, Linda Jacluon, Karen Howell. Bakers Club Home is wha the h e art i and these g' are learning importance being able contribute making ago home. First Row, Left to Right: Sandra Gentry, Connie Greer, Ann C-entry, Halen Wilcox. Second Row: Thelma Eldrcth, Willa Dean Church, Blanche Phillips, Joan Houck, Kalheri: Miller, Mary Jo Goorhnan, Janice McNeill, Shirley Miller. Thini Row: Julia Woodruff, Linda Perkins, Judy Hurley, Corena Goodman, Lorene Greer, Alma Joan Parsons, Don Hartzog, Lincla Greer, Georgia Parsons. E For those who are interested in good cooking, Mrs. Payne has sponsored this uf ff, K 2 fu club. Ar R if X, his club func- ons in order to evelop techni- al s k i 1 1 s, to :ffer basic train- g in the many hases of agri- cultural work. r F. F. A. First Row, Left to Right: Richard Burchette, jerry McNeill, Lavem Watson, Tony Houck, Ronnie Lawrence, David Greene. Second Row: j. D. Sharpe, Hoben Michael, David Lawrence, Howard Pierce, Larry Goodman, Roy Watson, Duane Tr-ivette, Burl Taylor, joel Yates, jack Watson, Rodney Howell, Larry Crewey, james Greene, Roy Tomlinson, Richard johnson, jerry Harless, Don Taylor, Wendell Holman, Rissell Lyalls. Third Row: john Goodman, Donald Greer, johnny Watts, Bill Greer, jimmy Billey, Ervin Houck, Richard Kincaid, Alton Phillips, Sammy Church, Larry Howell, Reeves Howell, james Perkins, Dormen Phillips, Buddy Blackburn, Eugene Parlier, Dean Witherspoon, Fourth Row: R. G. Turner, jerry Taylor, jack.Par-sons, jimmy Bledsoe, Norman Church, Wayne Severt, Garrell Harless, George Parsons, Harold Holman, Wade Watson, Dwight Owens, james Hardin, Robert Greer, junior Moi-eu, Charles Woodard, jeny Houck, Ray Trivette, john Richardson, Arvin Baker, Billy Holman. Fifth Row: Claude Southerland, Bobby Taylor, Wayne Sheets, Kendrick Church. Sixth Row: Larry Harless, Edward Band, Don Greene, Mike Parsons, Billy Parsons, jerry Hartzog, Cline McNeill, Doug Bledsoe, jackie Howell, Allen Hopkins, Leo johnston, Wendell Church, Pau1Mash, Donnie Parsons, Dean Scott, Ray Shatley, Bucky Par-gong, Wildlife Club irst Raw, Left to Right: Leona Howell, junior jones, C harle s Eller, Harold Cornet, Melba Goodman, Hettie Miller, Rex jones, Steve Houck, Burl Lyalls, Vincent Worley. iecond Row: Cline McNeil, jerry Hartzog, Shirley Severt, Dickie Miller, Blake Wilcox, jolxnney Watts, Vada Pierce, Dale Combes. Third Row: Kyle Wilcox, Gary Sutrgil, Sale Goodman, Martna Severt, Bill Holman, Dwight Owens, Larry Goodman, Reeves Howell. Fourth Row: Dean Surber, Charles Severt, David McMillan, Robie Davis, David Lawrence, Carl jorden, Arvin Baker, Roland Holman, jen'y Lewis. Knowledge ofthe local wildlife and its conserva- tion is only part of the club func- tions. Business Club First Row, Left tosRight: Susie Calloway, Anna Belle Hartzog, Willa Lewis, Janie Griffin, Tony Houck. Second Row: Lewis Leek, Romer Howell, Rebecca Lawrence, Peggy Griffin, Shirley Jordan. Third Row: Ruth Parlier, Joyce Payne, Mary Campbell, Rose Brown, Grace Church, Betty Wilcox. Fourth Row: Lucille . Hardin, Jo Ann Shatley, Frank Greene, Ted Cooper, Kay McNeil, Agnes Dillard. Learning to do by doing is cer- tainlywhat these s t u d e n t s a r e d o i n g as t h e y take pictures, f u rn b le in the dark room, and ernergetriurn- pliantly with the finished picture. Photography Club Students froi the Commerci: Department g e. valuable exper' ence as they gd on -the-j ob training in loca business office: Lewis Leek, Bobby Pugh, Patsy Miller, Mary Lee Francis, Pat Bledsoe, Avis Pierce, Mary Scott, Irer Howell, Joyce Payne, Billy Jones, Benny Bingham. - E 2: E Q I vu 3? ',,,b Qggg3 5 5 ibm ,sis wx , A ., X 5 3 A SEQ 5? .3 ,E Scenic: Views Near B. C. I-I. S 1 . i ! 2 J iff fivfqs' :Iliff ffl? There Was The Door To Which I Fou President of Student Body EARL ROGER LEWIS ere Was The Veil Through Which I Might Not See TIUNS 'Wi' L Mr. and Miss Beaver Creek ROMER DELANO HOWELL HELEN RUTH PARLIER w 1 Down the Fair-Chambered Corridor Of Yea i 1 Homecoming Queen MISS BRENDA LAWRENCE he Quiet Shutting, One BV One, Of Doors. LINDA GooDMAN SARA GENTRY Attendants VIV IAN PARLIER CAROL JARVIS Footfalls Echo In The Memofu SUE MILLER CLARA SHEETS SALLY GRAHAM Homecomm . Down Passages ttendants We Did Not Take VADA PIERCE MARGARET WEAVER MARLETTE BLEVINS Towards The Do Sen iC BEST LOOKING Carrol Hart .md Nancy Barr H FRIENDLIEST Buddy Blackburn and Rose Brown MOST TALEN TED Pcggy Taylor and Lee Allen Elliott hp. gf Ve Never Opened . Superlatives BEST PER SONALITY Lewis Leek and Sara Gentry MOST STUDIOUS Anna Belle Hartzog .uni Billy Cole BEST ALL AROUND y Corena Goodman and jimmy Payne .. -...m.4..5, MOST DIGNIFIED LCOIIJIKI Goodnmn mul Rulwcul l..1urcnCc .Int0'Th Scnio i MOST CAREFREE Carole Hardin and Tony Houcl-a MOST DEPENDABLE joycv Hardin .md Engcnc Parlicr 1 hw vlyriad-Colored Past. Superlatives BEST DRESSED David Bllnmgumlxmur and BI'L'l1ki.lBlflClil5l MOST INTELLIGENT Nancy Wcavcr Lmnl joe Fralncib MOST ORIGINAL Kallmrinc Kiscr and Ronnie Laurence 2? hngravcd Insid- Sc n ict BEST ATI ILETICS lu :H ll mlm 1mIj.um-s Dnvi: '-1 MOST COURTEOUS Hcllic Millcr .uni Archie Smith i MOST POPULAR Arvillu COFIIUII .md VJLL1 Picrcc ,J -if A . - I , ui, . Open My Door nd You Will SCC Dpportuuityf' upcrla tives MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Susie Calloway .md Tom Francis 157 air' ' 4 ,mwff 1 A i ' ivkwffk. M QQ , 4, N H 7 ff 415' 9 , MOST LOYAL Dcan Witherspoon ,uni Shirlcy Sv. va rl .,. 2 M., ' . , . S, F WITTIEST Frank McNcil1 and Judy W orlcy gn, 'i 11 f Q ,.:5.iii'f 7 -1, X:-fffv 'Qf A'2: k ' : g' w ww gfam fairway i f 2 U 5' 4 f A E W A 14 Tractors Ford Cars - Trucks - PANY O U LLI I CD 4 or O I- O Phone 2641 - Service va LD. U th 0 .E O 1... U U Jefferson , North 4- I0 0 3 Your Rexall Drug Store We Specialize in Children's Clothing Fountain Service - Delicious Home-cooked Food Koclalcs - Film - Magazines We are well qualified to Fill PrescripfiQ'P5'l ' GRAYBEAUS DRUG STORE Phone 4151 West Jefferson, North Carolina K I W. J. PARTS COMPANY Complete Line of Auto Replacement Parts Equipment - Tires - Accessories Dial 3251 West Jefferson, North Carolina f' 1 fha 5 l ' T fl' ' .02 x' 4 I ,i Y Y YV Y Y 3,1 1 1 ' , - Y- H, ,YQ . V., . U -, - - - A-- 6 , .N - V , W., , 1 , 'Q' f , , . -.... figs 9 4 5 A I 9 'T' The on I, I s ' 3' my T T f 9 , O 1 .. ' 5 V V1 TO THE CLASS OF T959 THANK YOU The HERFF-JONES COMPANY is proud To Have Been Chosen To Manufacture Your Class Rings. REPRESENTATIVES E.L. Hedrick Sammy Jackson Taylorsville, N. C. Spring Hope, N, C, Compliments of MIDWAY LUMBER 81 SUPPLY CC Building Materials - White Pine, Yellow Pine - Hemlock Phone 4391 West Jefferson, North Carolina Between the towns BURGESS FURNITURE CO. You Furnish the girl - We'll Furnish the Home Samsonite Luggage - Lane Cedar Chests. Phone 2581 West Jefferson, North Carolina GENTRY AND HOUCK 's .2 o ': ev 4- o 32 0-on Q. 3.5 vvo W- 6 .Dan :E ,go 2 E : .J SHERILLS ICE CREAM Gronite FaIIs, North Carolina P. H. HANES KNITTING COMPANY Underwear - Sleepwear - Babywear MAYFLOWER BEAUTY SHOPPE Becoming Hair StyIing Given by Experienced and Modern Hair Dressers. Phone 425I West Jefferson , North Carolina Operators: Mrs. Dole Atwood Mrs. Harold Stringer Mrs. Dennis Lewis Mrs. James Badger B 8. L MOTORS New and Used Cars West Jefferson, North Carolina res - Shell Gosolme Ti L. U GJ :N -o o o O U U 0 D6 Serv: ce PPWS Caro I i no West Jefferson, North ne 4171 Pho MCNEILL'S STORE We clothe the Family Phone 3716 West Jefferson, North Carolina COLVARD FARMS Authorized Oliver Dealer Complete Line of Farm Implements Sales and Service Also Vegetables and Livestock Jefferson, North Carol ina PAYNE TRUCK 8. TRACTOR COMPANY International Harvester ancl Pontiac Sales and Service Boone Road Dial 2191 West Jefferson, North Carolina RAY HARDWARE COMPANY Dial 2681 West Jefferson, North Carolina DR. PEPPER AND GRAPETTE TTLING CCD. BO ical 4591 D REINS STURDIVANT FUNERAL HOME 24- Hour Ambulance Service Phone 441 1 West Jefferson, North Carolina PARKER TIE COMPANY Phone 2611 West Jefferson, North Carolina Lumber 8t Building Materials Hardware OAK FLOORING COMPANY The Mark of Quality Phone 2111 West Jefferson, North Carolina MILLER'S JEWELRY Bulova, Elgin, and Whittnaurer Watches - Genuine Registered Keepsake Diamond Rings West Jefferson, North Carolina U ,S Q. U :.' Q 1 .1 U rosene , ,Ke Oil E D LL N CD .E '5 ua U O E .C an L. O 4- O E 'E .C U1 51 Se and Grecz 5 nfs, and Insecticides CCI Lubri E ': 4- VI D -0 .E S cu lh o 2 O 'E ED Lg... 30 96 36 EE .'2a: Q4- :Z I- Q3 S 0 Secretory-Treosu rer hes, Hug W.L 4231 Telephone 7 X O dl ci of l9 lS auolid I' HSM Ja ' uosJa5 WON ouglomg sanlnfg 194499 go auuoH SDVEH ,, ,,,,f ouglomg q4JoN 'UOSJ9:H8f' 4saM EI2IOlS '.I.d3CI S.AEl'IHSV 'S NEIFIEIDIDVTEI I 3'-'I N HF M ISZS Lid LI 19 ID GP P UIIV 4l OG ll!M H03 9'-'Ou SEIHNVEVID AEICI CJNV AHCINUV1 'IVEIGI 1 :nw N ur M IDDWON MOWH lzzz wa .oomooi 4 W SCIOOS 9NI.LEl0dS ANVdWOD AEICNDIH 'DNIEIOOH NVIHDV'l'V'ddV 50 s4uaw5ldu.uo3 Compliments of SPRAGUE ELECTRIC COMPANY West Jefferson, North Carolina W. J. ELECTRIC COMPANY Your General Electric Store DuPont Paint - Televisions Sales and Service Dial 4621 West Jefferson, North Carolina Compliments of HOUCK'S Phone 4852 West Jefferson, North Carolina BARR INSURANCE AGENCY Fire, Automobile, Casualty, Health And Accident Insurance We Appreciate Your Business Dial 4721 West Jefferson, North Carolina THE COUNTRY STORE Groceries Ladies' - Men's - Children's Ready to Wear Phone 3956 Beaver Creek For Prescriptions, Cosmetics and Fountain Service Come To ROBERT'S DRUG STORE Dial 2761 West Jefferson, North Carolina ,WW 11 mf I DAVID5ON'S Dial 3111 WJFF NhC1 CENTRAL BEAUTY SHOP THE - MIDWAY - GRILL The Young FoIk's Stopping PIoce For o Cut ond o CurI Annie Clyde Norma Par Jefferson, North CaroIino Compliments of FAIRESTONE HOME AND AUTO SUPPLIES QUALITY CLEANERS Phone 3241 West Jefferson, North Corolino Dial 3736 West Jefferson, North Cc1roIina Serving Ashe County Four Generations Furniture Store West Jefferson, North Carolina CompIiments of ASHE HARDWARE Phone 256i West Jefferson, North Carolina BURGESS ANTIQUE SHOP Phone 4836 West Jefferson, North Carolina od I ED l ja' N FX X I ll D l, X 'N' J, X ' , X l lf., r- Q0 ll, ,Q ' Q9 2 K JH f 'N f f -Q, ' ff D , Q g ., Z . 9 0 'eil I 1 , Q if W A NJ THE FINEST OQANQE pm:-:K EvER wmoe' Drink Double Measure Double Pleasure Your Double-Cola Dealer NESBITT BOTTLING COMPANY Jefferson, North Carolina MIDWAY MACHINE SHOP Lathe Work and Welding Phone 3076 Jefferson, North Carolina Between the Towns Compliments of GLEN BARE Make a Date. . .to Roller Skate Jefferson, North Carolina ASHE SAVINGS 8: LOAN West Jefferson, North Carolina Your Only Real Security is a Home of Your Own. Compliments of ASHE COUNTY TRADING POS WEST JEFFERSON ESSO SERVICE Phone 43II West Jefferson, North Carolina Washing, Greasing, Tires and Batteries Esso Gas ancl Oil HARDING SHELL STORE sf GCRQEERY WEST JEFFEeI:SlOrN me omnINuOIIN:AROLINA ' 1 Iss Big Enough To Serve You Not Too Big To Know You Fresh Meats - Fruits - Vegetables Ice Cream - Soft Drinks Phone 3951 CHERRY HILL COFFEE SHOPPE Glendale Springs Open May 25 - November 3 On Blue Ridge Parkway Compliments of WEST JEFFERSON LIVESTOCK MARKET West Jefferson, North Carolina GJ U 2: u- 0 CD .C -A- 'U 0 4- 171 S 'TJ O ..c U uw .c 27 I Creek Beaver at an 4- C GJ 'U D 4- in L. CD .c -I- 0 'o c o u. Ll. 4 I- an LLI .n o. a. cz M LU LU fr U cz LLI P 4 LU an LD .C l- '5 u- O OST. OME NEWSPAPER. O. GJ .C 4- Dx -QI -095 Eli' .Ei- I- CLLL.. .20 M5 .J D. if 040. '-'-'D ,Ez 4 l.LI Q LL LL. O 9-Lu U 9E s .E cv cv 3 x.. 0 .,': Z2 r .59 a Z '19 TIMES LL A AT E M O LC WE RE A TS UDEN ST OST cluri Q. Q Z 4 .1 P- BC an Lu I I- We take this occasion to congratulate the staff and the students and yearbook. HEWSPQPSI' school ni' celle CX Cn of publication on the 535 S-U 9,-Z 3a 32 3,4 if UZ Q. .Eg .Est Bu. SO --az 55-53 'SE Ou.: 3-2 H CAROLINA RT NO I ON T JEFFERS ES W Compliments of NORTHWESTERN BANK Offices West Jefferson 81 Jefferson Complete Banking Service Compliments of Guy T. Shately - Agent NATION WIDE., INSURANCE In Service With People Phone 4196 West Jefferson, North Carolina HODGES BODY SHOP Body and Fender Repair POWERS T. V. 8: RADIO SERVICE We Service all Makes - Painting of T.V's and Radios Phone 4777 Phone 5431 West Jefferson, North Carolina West Jefferson, North Carolina CITY AUTO REPAIR Complete Front End Motor Overhaul - Radiator Work Phone 2286 West Jefferson, North Carolina Homer Pope VANNOY TRACTOR 81 IMPLEMENT CO. W. E . Vannoy Phone 2941 East Main Street West Jefferson, North Carolina GRANDVIEW REST HONIE PARKWAY THEATRE The Best In Entertainment West Jefferson, North Carolina Phone 3281 Hospital Equipped For Aged and Invalid West Jefferson, North Carolina Wilson - H 8. B C3 C fi D U Q. L0 I us U3 C t Rawl Stree Spruce T Fourth a c sv an .Q an P U .c on 3 Ch -o c o L .Q Name other famous many And F5 over 32 yea I' fo associated with Caro rth No Salem, n.. to IHC! Wins Compliments of BARE - LITTLE COMPANY Wholesale Groceries West Jefferson, North Carolina cox AND FETZER ' Tractor Company John Deere Farm Machinery Phone 4821 West Jefferson, North Carolina WELCH'S STORE Dry Goods Shoes - Clothing Phone 7-2335 Lansing, North Carolina SERV I CE STORE Hardware 8m Building Material Phone 7-2473 Lansing, North Carolina WARRENSV I LLE SERVICE STATION Texaco Gas and Oil Phone 7-2687 Warrensville, North Carolina WEST JEFFERSON HARDWARE CO. Quality Hardware at Lower Price West Jefferson, North Carolina W -E'5 JEWELRY THE VILLAGE FLORIST Watches - Diamonds - Jewelry nlndiVldUGl Styling Phone 2277 Dial 3726 Jefferson Avenue West Jefferson, North Carolina South Main Street Jefferson, North Carolina ED EUR PFD H MOGEN lf Z GUIDE B DUCTS RDS D IRY PR ED 5 '3 'IS D gl -8 0.9 L.. Lg Q. QU NSU.: . .': 5... 33.25 U . 302 sn-Ubx, 3201 9 fDn.:0 C U.Q as P3 2 .Sf J.- 9 -Us U P- S 'G -S 39 -on. Ox S.: .QU 'co -I- 2.3 Q6 3 'U LI.I O H10 on, North Car FS Jeffe 4- on 0 3 Compliments of W. CITY AND EDWARDS FLORIST When it's Flowers, Soy it With Ours' Phone 5451 Phone 3931 West Jefferson, North Carolina West Jefferson, North Carolina WEST JEFFERSON AUTO SALES Operated by R. C. Miller Phone 4831 West Jefferson, North Carolino ARTHUR BROWN PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIO 48 Hour Service West Jefferson, North Carolina BLEVINS RECAPPING co. 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