Bessemer High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1960 volume:

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Quiet, teacher at work ! dedication FAYE RICH Editor-in-Chief ' MARY ALICE FIDLER Associate Editor Anna Blake Margaret Blake Nancy Bennett Joan Cable Wayne Causey Gloria Collins Phillip Dupalevich Rosa Lee Goodwin Eddie Land Rachel Priddy Suzanne Quinn Pat Ragan Jack Routh Patsy Routh Martha Smith Frances Snow Harriet Snow Kay Suitts Bob Surratt Brenda Ward 4 AdmimstRAtion MRS. ODESSA COX Secretary-Treasurer King ' s Business College W.H. CUDE Principal A. B., Guilford College M. Ed., U. N. C. MRS. F.C. COX High School Cafeteria Ma nager MRS. MILDRED JAMES Elementary School Secretary Charlotte Business College MRS. SALLIE SHEPPARD EleBentary School CaiBeria Manager McBr High School MRS. IVA B. ARVIN Business Education B. S., Woman ' s Division of V. P. I. MARTHA BURCH Public School Music B. Mus., Greensboro College M. A., Columbia University ROBERT A. CLENDENIN Science, Riysical Education B. S. GM.A., A.S.T.C. HARRY E. CLENDENIN Assistant Principal, Mathematics Head Football Coach B.S., Appalachian State College M. Ed., U.N.C. HAROLD M. EVANS Science, Chemistry, Physics A. B. , Guilford College DAVID FOSTER Geography, Biology B. S. , Wake Forest College MRS. ALLENEGANE English, French A. B., Elon College M- Ed., W.C. U.N.C. LACY GANE Physical Education, Athletic Director Boys ' Basketball Coach B. S. , Elon College M. Ed., W.C. U.N.C. AVIS DICKENS GUILL English B. S. , Converse College EMMA V. HEMPHILL English, Guidance A. B. , W.C. U.N.C. A 407 Xh6 WILLIAM a HUNTER, JR. Social Studies, D. E. A. B., Guilford College M. Ed., W.C. U.N.C. MRS. JOYCE O. KING Mathematics, Latin A. B., W.C. U.N.C. MRS. MYRLE P. LOWDERMILK Home Economics B. S., W.C. U.N.C. MRS. EILEEN G. OWEN Business Education B.S., W.C. U.N.C. RAYMOND B. PENNINGTON Social Studies, Assistant Football Coach Baseball Coach B.S., East Carolina College MRS. LILLIAN S. STEELE High School Librarian A. B. , B. S. , Woman ' s Division of V. P. I. HAZEL D. JARVIS Elementary Librarian B. S. , A.S.T.C. MRS. ANN T. BEACH Eighth Grade B. S. , W.C. T. C. M. Ed., W.C. U.N.C. MRS. ELIZABETH HAUSER Eighth Grade B. S., East Carolina College MRS. NAOMI McCLUSKEY Eighth Grade A. B. , M. Ed., W.C.U. N.C. 6 CECIL G. WOMACK Eighth Grade A. B. , Elon College MRS. SHERRELLC. FERRELL Seventh Grade B.S., A. S.T.C. JACK JOYCE Seventh Grade B. S., Elon College NORMA SMITH Seventh Grade A. B., W. C.U. N. C. MRS. BETTY J. SNIPES Seventh Grade A.B., M. Ed. , W.C.U.N. C. MRS. MILISON TAYLOR Seventh Grade B. A., East Carolina College MRS. MARGARET L. BLYTHE Sixth Grade A. B. , Meredith College MRS. MARIE BREWER Sixth Grade B. S., Lenoir Rhyne College M. Ed., W. C.U.N. C. MRS. ANNIE B. MARKUS Sixth Grade A. B. , Greensboro College MRS. MABEL PONZER Sixth Grade A. B., High Point College faculty MRS. MARTHA WILLIAMS Sixth Grade A. B. , Atlantic Christian College ROSEMARY BARKER Fifth Grade A. B., Guilford College MRS. DORIS BOLIEK Fifth Grade A.B., W. C.U.N. C. MRS. HILDA BURLEY Fifth Grade A. B. , Mississippi State College MRS. JUNETTA FOSTER Fifth Grade B. S. Western Carolina College MRS. TREVA MORGAN Fifth Grade A. B., High Point College M- Ed.. W. C.U. N. C. MRS. ANNA P. BROADWELL Fourth Grade B. S., A. S.T.C. MRS. JANE HAIRSTON Fourth Grade A.B., U. N.C. MRS. LOB LEONARD Fourth Grade A. B., M. Ed., W. C. U. N. C. MRS. PEGGY A. PATRICK Fourth Grade B. S. , East Carolina College 7 MRS. FLORA BELL BYNUM Third Grade A. B. , East Carolina College MRS. ISABEL CUDE Third Grade A. B. , Guilford College M. Ed., W.C.U.N.C. MRS. RUTH LAWRENCE Third Grade A. B., Greensboro College MRS. DOROTHY THOMAS Third Grade A. B., Greensboro College MRS. LORA W. WOMACK Third Grade A. B., Elon College MRS. RUTH S. BALL Second Grade B.S., W.C.U.N.C. LOZELLE CAMPBELL Second Grade B. A., A.S. T. C. DOROTHY PEGRAM Second Grade A. B. , East Carolina College MRS. CAROLYN PONDER Second Grade A.B., W.C.U.N.C. ELIZABETH ANN RAE Second Grade A. B., Columbia College the faculty MRS. BARBARANNE M. BIGELOW First Grade B. A., Columbia College MRS. WANDA DAYE First Grade A. B., Catawba College MRS. KATHERINE FIDLER First Grade W. C.U. N.C. Music Major, Meredith College VANNIE FRYAR First Grade W. C.U. N.C. Peabody College MRS. MABEL McDONALD First Grade Atlantic Christian College MRS. LORINEJ. SUTTON First Grade A. B., Elon College MRS. CAROLYN GRANDY (Not Pictured) First Grade A. B., Meredith College 8 CUss Officers Left to right: Faye Rich, Secretary; Charles Morris, Vice-President; Jerry Hilliard, President; Phtsy Routh, Treasurer. SemoRs I MM 9 UlfRRKtl fcOW?TT77 1 r. ' lAJLHl . ' vT ' lWr. CUss SARAH ELLEN ASHBY Library Assistant 4; Glee Club 4; Office 3,4. FLOYD LEE AYDELETTE Football 1,4; 4-H Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Glee Club 3. JAMES LESLIE AYDELETTE Bolton High School, Alexandria, La. 2; French Club 2,3; Football 4; Baseball 4; Pep Club 4; B Man ' s Club 4. ALICE FAYE BEAUFORD F.H.A. 1, Secretary 2,3; French Club 2; Pep Club 4. ANNA DALE BLAKE Latin Club 1, President 2, 3; F. T.A. 1,2, Treasurer 3, ' President4; Softball I; Science Club2; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Whip-O-Will Staff 3, 4; Beta Club 3, De¬ votional Chairman 4. MARGARET BELLE BLAKE Latin Club 1, Vice-President 2,3; F. T.A. 1, Re¬ porter 2, 3, Vice-President 4; Softball 1; Science Club 2; Beta Club 3,4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Whip- O-Will Staff 3,4; Class Treasurer 3; Class Historian. HERBERT FRANKLIN BRANDON III ERNESTINE TYSOR BROWN Guilford High School 1,2; F.H.A. Vice-President 1; F. T.A. 2; Library Club 2; Pep Club 4; D.E. Club Vice-President 4. 10 of 1960 JAMES FRANKLIN BROWN Football 1, 3, 4; B Man ' s Club 4; Laziest. KENNETH PHILLIP BROWNING Football 2, 4; Baseball 2,3,4; F. T.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 2, 3; Pep Club 4; B Man ' s Club 4; Tumbling Club 4; Friendliest. 11 FLORENCE ANNETTE BUCHANAN F.H.A. 1, Song Leader 2; F.T.A. 1,2; Latin Club Historian 1,2; Softball 1,2; Basketball 2; Glee Club 1, Pianist 2,3; Graduation Pianist 3; Most Talented. SARAH JOAN CABLE Science Club 2; French Club 3; Historian 4; SPOT¬ LIGHT Staff 4; Quietest. A KATHRYN JOAN CAUSEY F. T.A. 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; Science Club 2; Big¬ gest Apple Polisher. CHARLES ROBERSON CHEEK Most In Love. EARL HENDRIX CROTTS Central High School 1; Science Club 1; Gillespie Junior High 1; Honor Society 1; Student Council 1; Homeroom President 1; Senior High ' School 2, 3; Hi- Y Club 3; Key Club 4; Baseball 1, 3, 4; Basketball 4; Football 4; B Man ' s Club 4. JAMES CALVIN DELANCEY Latin Club 2; Dramatics Club 3,4; D.E. Club 4. 11 CLASS PANSY SMITH DELANCEY F. T.A. 1,2; French Club 1; Science Club 2. MARVIN AYDELETTE DONNELL 4-H Club 1; Science Club 2; Football 2,3,4; Basket¬ ball 1,2, 3; Baseball 2, 3; B Man ' s Club 3,4; French Club 3; Bus Driver 3, 4. LARRY CECIL EATON 4-H Club 1; Science Club 1,2; Glee Club 3. MARY ALICE FIDLER Cornelius Junior High School l;Glee Club 1; Band 1; Cheerleader 1; Class Secretary 1; Best Citizen Award 1; F. T. A. 2,3, Secretary 4; Latin Club 2,3; Beta Club 3,4; SPOTLIGHT Associate Editor4; School News Reporter 4; Whip-O-Will Staff 3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Student Council Representative 4; Most Depend¬ able. JUDITH ANN GREGORY Pep Club 4. JOHNNIE WILLIAM HALL, JR. Basketball 1; Key Club 4; Bus Driver 3,4. ROSA LEE GOODWIN Latin Club 1, Treasurer 2; F. T.A. 1,2, Reporter 3, Treasurer 4, County Secretary 3, County President 4; School News Reporter 2; Science Club 2, Dramat¬ ics Club 3, Treasurer 4; Beta Club 3,4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Whip-O-Will Staff 3, 4; Junior Marshal 3; Class Prayer; Most Studious. BONNIE GAYE GRAHAM F. H. A. 1; F. T.A. 2; Pep C1 ub Vice-President 4; Monogram Club 3, Secretary 4; Office Assistant 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Most Conceited. 12 of 1960 JOHN ROSS HEATH F. T.A. 1,2,3; Latin Club 1,2,3; Basketball 3; Base¬ ball 3; Pep Club 4; Science Club 2; Most Conceited ; Biggest Apple Polisher. BRENDA KAY HEPLER Proximity Junior High School 1; Honor Society 1; Newspaper Staff 1; Softball 1; Basketball 1; Annual Staff 1; Class Historian 1; Senior High School 2; Beta Club 3, 4; Office 1,3; Library Assistant 3; D.E. Club 4. ALICE IRENE HICKS Kinlock Junior High School, Florida 1; Talent Club President 1; Glee Club 1,2,4. CLARENCE EVERETT HILLIARD, JR. Football 1; Key Club 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Bus Drivers Club Treasurer 4. JERRY WINFRED HILLIARD Latin Club 2, Reporter 3; Science Club 2; Junior Science Symposium 3; Beta Club 3,4; Boys ' State Rep¬ resentative 3; Class Secretary 3; Spelling Award 3; Key Club 4; D.E. Club 4; Whip-O-Will Staff 3,4; Class President 4; Best Personality ; Most Depend¬ able. JOHN ROBERT IVEY Lakeland Senior High School 1,2; Griffith High School 3; D. E. Club 4. SHELBY GENE JOHNSON Softball 1; French Club 2; Homecoming Attendant2; F. T. A. 2, Secretary 3. JOSEPH CARSON JONES 13 Class LARRY SAMUEL JORDAN Band 1,2; Assistant Bus Driver 3,4; D.E. Club 4. DOROTHY SUE KINLEY Softball 1; Beta Club 4; Pep Club 4; French Club 4; Nurses Club 4; Whip-O-Will Staff 4. NANCY CAROLYN KINNEY F. T. A. 1; F. H.A. 1,2; Monogram Club 2, 3, Presi¬ dent 4; Cheerleader 2,3, Head 4; Basketball 3,4; French Club 3, Secretary 4; Beta Club 4; Pep Club President 4; Homecoming Attendant 1, 3; Whip-O- Will Staff 4; Best All Around. CLEO EDWARD LAND, JR. Baseball 1,2,3, Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2, 3,4; Football 4; B Man ' s Club 3, Secretary-Treasurer 4; Key Club 2, Secretary 3, Vice-President 4; Beta Club 3, Treasurer 4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 3,4; Junior Marshal 3; Class President 3; ,, Whip-0-Will ,, Associ¬ ate Editor 3,4; Pep Club 4; French Club 3, Vice- President 4; Most Athletic ; Most Popular ; Best All Around. JAMES GRAY LAWSON Northwest High School 1, 2, 3; Public Speaking Club 2, 3; Bus Driver 2, 3; Key Club 2, 3, 4. THOMAS BUSTER LEVINSON Gillespie Junior High School 1; Baseball 1; Track 1; Football 1 , 2; Senior High School 2, 3; Bus Driver 2. BRENDA FAYE LONG Softball 1,2; Basketball 2, 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; Pep Club 4. HARVEY LAWRENCE MARSHALL Football 2,3,4; Track2,3; Tumbling Club 2,3; B Man ' s Club 3; 4-H Club 1,2, President 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4; Key Club 4; Best Dressed ; Most Talented. 14 of 1960 GEORGE CLIFTON MOORE, JR. Football 1,2, 3,4; Tumbling Club 2,3,4; B Man ' s Club 3, 4. CHARLES EDWARD MORRIS, JR. Proximity Junior High School 1; Track 1; Swimming 1; Rankin 2; Senior High School 2; Glee Club Presi¬ dent 1,2; Football 1,2,3,4; Key Club 4; B Man ' s Club 3,4; Pep Club 4; Class Vice-President 4; Most Courteous. DIANNE LEE MORTON F. H. A. 1,2; Softball 1; Library Assistant 3; Cheer¬ leader 3,4; Monogram Club 3, Secretary 4; PepClub4. DAVID WARREN MURRELL 4-H Club Vice-President 1; Beta Club 3. Vice- President 4; Key Club 3, Secretary 4; Bus Driver 3, Head 4; Whip-O-Will Business Manager 3,4; Pep Club 4; French Club Vice-President 2; Junior Marshal 3; SPOTLIGHT Staff 3, Business Manager 4; Student Council Vice-President 4; Most Studious ; Most Likely to Succeed. 4 i , 4 _ ?. c Jr ' RICHARD HOWARD NANCE F.T.A. 3; French Club 3,4; Basketball 4; Baseball 4. LESLIE VERNELL NEESE Football 1; Science Club 2; 4-H Club 1,2; Fire Cap¬ tain .2, 3; Glee Club 3; D.E. Club Secretary 4; Most Original. JOEL LANE NEWTON Key Club 3,4; Bus Driver 4; Quietest ; Most Truth¬ ful. PAUL FORREST OAKES, JR. Wittiest. —tit — 1 ■• -i i-� “i -— rniti CUSS THERA SUZANNE QUINN Harris High School 1,2; Glee Club 2; Junior Marshal 3; Beta Club 4; Library Assistant 4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 4; Whip-O-Will Staff 4. PATRICIA ANN RAGAN F.T.A. 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Science Club 2; SPOTLIGHT Staff 3,4; Pep Club 4; D.E. Club 4. LETA THERESA RAYLE F.H.A. 1, Treasurer 2, 3; F.T.A. 1,2; Softball 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Track 2; Monogram Club Histo¬ rians ; French Club 2; Pep Club 4; Most Athletic. JUDITH ANN REDDING Class Secretary 1; F.H.A. 1; Homeroom Officer 2; Latin Club 1, Secretary 2; F. T. A. 1, Historian 2,3; Science Club Chairman 2; Beta Club 3,4; Dramatics Club 3, Secretary 4; Whip-O-Will Staff 3,4; Pep Club 4; Class Poet; Best Personality ; Most Origi¬ nal ; Wittiest. RUTH RHEW Science Club 1,2. FAYE SANDRA RICH Science Club 2; Beta Club 3, President 4; French Club 3, President 4; Dramatics Club 3, President 4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 3, Editor 4; Whip-O-Will Editor 3, 4; Chief Junior Marshal 3; Class Vice-President 3; Girls ' State Representative 3; Class Secretary 4; Most Likely to Succeed. LARRY DEAN RING Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Key Club 4. JANICE ASHBURN ROLAND Hanes High School 1; Bible Club 1; F.H.A. 1. 16 of 1960 JACK KENNETH ROUTH, JR. F.T.A. 1,2; Key Club 3, President 4; Dramatics Club 3, 4; French Club 3; Bus Driver 3,4; Bus Drivers Club Vice-President 4; Tumbling Club 2,3,4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 3,4. Student Council Representative 4. LARRY MONROE ROUTH Class Treasurer 1; Tumbling Club 1,2,3; Key Club 3, 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Bus Drivers Club President 4. PATSY JEAN ROUTH F. H. A. 1,2, Parliamentarian 3; F.T.A. 1; Latin Club 1; Glee Club 1; SPOTLIGHT Staff 3,4; Whip- O-Will Staff 3,4; Homecoming Attendant 4; Beta Club 3, Secretary 4; D.A. R. Award 4; Class Treas¬ urer 4; Class Prophetess; Best Dressed. HARRY MARTIN SCHWARTZ Science Club 1,2; Class Vice-President 2; Homeroom Officer 1,2,3; Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 3,4; B Man ' s Club 3, President 4; Dramatics Club 3,4; Student Council President 4; Most Attractive. RACHEL VIRGINIA SHEPPARD F.T.A. 1; Science Club 1,2; Latin Club 1,2; F. H.A. 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3, 4; Monogram Club 3,4. WILLIAM HOWARD SISK, JR. Latin Club 1, Historian 2; F.T.A. 1,2; Science Club 1,2; 4-HClub 1,2,3, 4; Dramatics Club 3, Vice- President 4; Audio-Visual Club Vice-President 3; D. E. Club President 4; Class Prophet. SANDRA KAY SMALL 4-H Club 1,2; Pep Club 4. MARY LEE SMITH F.H. A. 1,2; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 3; Whip- O-Will Staff 3, 4; Most Courteous. I UJJJLLdM. AAA A $ § Class HARRIET LEE SNOW F. H. A. 1, 2, 3; S c i e n c e Club 2; Class Secretary 2; French Club 3,4; Library Assistant 3,4; SPOTLIGHT Staff 3,4; Pep Club 4; Friendliest ; Most Truthful. REBECCA ANN STALEY Science Club 2; Laziest. BARBARA NAN STROUTH F. H. A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 3,4; D. E. Club 4. KAY CAROL SUITTS F.H.A. 1,2; Science Club 2; Basketball 1,2,3; Home¬ room Secretary 2; Class Treasurer 2; SPOTLIGHT Staff 3, 4; May Court Attendant 3; French Club 3; Mono¬ gram Club 3, Vice-President 4; Pep Club 4. WALTER WAYNE SUTTON 4-H Club 1,2; Football 1; Science Club 2; Glee Club 3; D.E. Club Treasurer 4. TROY ALLEN THOMAS Hayesville High School 1,2,3; Beta Club 3,4; French Club 4. RICHARD WAYNE WAGONER French Club 2. GAYLE WYRICK WALL Latin Club 1; F. T.A. 1,2; Dramatics Club 3; Most In Love. 18 of 1960 BRENDA FAYE WARD F.H.A. Secretary 1, President 2; Softball 1,2; SPOT¬ LIGHT Staff 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Library Assistant 3; May Court Attendant 3; Homecoming Queen 4; Most Attractive ; Most Popular. RAYMOND ALLISON WINSTEAD 4-HClub 1,2,3,4; Latin Club 1,2; F.T.A. 1,2; Science Club 1,2; Audio-Visual Club 1, President 2, 3; Dramatics Club 3, 4; D.E. Club 4. cuss mascots CINDY CAUSEY RICKY ROUTH 19 ■JLsCtx Jt. -I ii Ml I i JbV c ' jiV ' d� ?r i c j«R.V | a f S ? W V rt V t LeC)ictORL n FAYE RICH SALutAtORiAn ROSA LEE GOODWIN class motto They conquer who believe they can. class Colors Blue and White CLASS fLowep White Carnation class poem CLass pRAyeR We set our course on the sea of life, Twelve years ago, ' mid joy and strife. We worked to build through all the years, Fruits of maturity from happiness and fears, We set the sail, our flags unfurled, As we faced the trials that fate had hurled. We strove with Zeal ' s ambition high, As the twelve years went sailing by. As we prepare to embark anew, On another venture I know that you Will chart your course well prepared, By the years at Bessemer we have shared. Our most merciful heavenly Father, Thou hast brought us safely through these twelve years. Thou hast led us to the doors which, when open, will lead to our lives as re¬ sponsible Christians. God, show each of us the right door, the right life, the right way. Open our eyes that we may see. Take our hands and lead us in all that we do. We sin and a prayer brings forgiveness. We stumble into walls of rouble and trial, and faith brings comfort. Take us now, O God, and give us courage and patience, wisdom and understanding. Give us unselfish hearts, gentle hands, and loving words. Help us that we may seek to follow Thee all the days of our lives. Amen ROSA LEE GOODWIN JUDY REDDING CUss history It is still hard to realize that our days at Bessemer High School are now coming to an end. We have many memories that we will take with us. We shall never forget that first year of school. At that time we had no idea we were forming the basis for our future education. We were all amazed with the little cement fish pond in Miss Fryar ' s classroom and were thrilled when she let us feed the playful goldfish. There is one other thing we will remember, that was the old record player that had to be cranked ever so often so we could hear the music to which we hopped, skipped, and jumped. In the next few years we learned many new things. We could now write instead of print, and we learned how to share and to co-operate with others. We were allowed to take educational trips and we enjoyed every minute of each one. In the eighth grade we went to Raleigh. This was a very interesting trip and many in our class saw the state capital for the first time. During these years we gained many new experiences. We always were a class prepared to try something new and as each opportunity availed it¬ self we made use of it. We were all eager to enter high school, and our eighth grade teachers answered question after question concerning high school and advised us as to which subjects we should take. Bright and early we reported to the cafeteria,on that September morning. We were in high school, and we now had the privilege of selecting our subjects. The year passed quickly. One of the highlights of our freshman year was the trip to Linville Caverns planned by our homeroom teachers. Mrs. Allen, Miss Brown, and Mr. Dufty, who was an exchange teacher from Australia. Our sophomore year was a year of hard work and get¬ ting to know one another better. Our childish prejudices and dislikes of other people were dropped and the class really began working together for the betterment of our school. We understood our teachers better and became real friends with them. Mr. Burnett, Mr. Omohundro, and Mr. Pennington were our homeroom teachers for that year. As juniors we found ourselves looking forward to the arrival of our class rings. Under the leadership of Miss Hemphill, Mrs. Arvin, and Mrs. Steele, we spent many hours planning our Junior-Senior Banquet. The theme we selected and used in decorating the ballroom of the Star- mount Forest Country Club was Moonlight and Roses. The banquet was a success. Once during the first semes¬ ter and once during the last semester our grademothers gave us a hamburger fry. Our homeroom teachers pre¬ pared a surprise Christmas party for us, and it was enjoyed and appreciated by everyone. As seniors we are eagerly awaiting our trip to New York and Washington, D. C. We are looking forward to being entertained by the Junior Class at the annual Junior- Senior Banquet. These memories, and many more, we will always have of Bessemer High School; and we can never say Thank you enough to the faculty. They have been more than just a faculty, they have been friends to whom we could take our problems. Under the guidance of Miss Guill and Mr. Hunter, we are approaching our time of graduation. When we receive our diplomas, we shall realize that it will not be the end of our education, but rather it is only the beginning; and we look into the future with great hope. MARGARET BLAKE JACK ROUTH 21 ' mnSMMHKlian ' i rti u M niwmi ' iiimiiiiiiimniiiiuiiiiimi mini iiiihimii Last WiLL anO testament BESSEMER HIGH SCHOOL City of Greensboro County of Guilford We the Senior Class of 1960, being of sound mind, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament, here¬ by rendering null and void any former will and bequest which may have been previously made. ITEM I To the faculty and principal we leave our gratitude and deep appreciation for giving us the necessary back¬ ground we need for reaching our highest goals in life. It is their enduring patience that will be the backbone in us to do, not only ourselves proud, but also them. ITEM II To the juniors we leave the short possessed title Sen¬ ior. Use it to its fullest extent. It will be remembered as one of the highlights of your school years. ITEM III To the sophomores, who are next in line, we leave our hopes that you will study hard and take advantage of everything that is before you. ITEM IV Freshmen, no longer will you be called green. We leave you this thought, Grin and bear it, it gets better all along. ITEM V To the freshmen-to-be, we leave you our space in the halls, to fight your way through for the rest of your high school years. ITEM VI Individual bequests and bequeaths: MARVIN DONNELL leaves all his secret crushes to Buddy Phillips. BECKY S T A LE Y leaves her driving ability to her brother Sam. He ' s catching on fast. BARBARA STROUTH leaves her way of having a Mc- Leansville love affair to Gloria Collins. S A RAH A SHBY leaves her long flowing hair to LaVerne Medley. THERESA RAYLE leaves all of her old memories of Ronald Harris to Linda Key. CHARLES CHEEK leaves all of his speeding tickets to anyone who can afford to pay them. To Frances Cullom go SHELBY JOHNSON ' S absorbed growing pains. JOAN CAUSEY leaves all of her polished apples to her brother Wayne. It runs in the family. ERNIE BROWN leaves her position at the Carolina to Dorothy Fields. DIANNE MORTON leaves a trail of broken hearts. To Roger Black goes JAMES DELANCEY ' s ability to make long book reports. BONNIE GRAHAM leaves her title Most Conceited to Carlon Woolard. JAMES AYDELETTE leaves his orange hair dye to Jerry Pegram. PATSY ROUTH leaves her ambitions to any girl who isn ' t going steady. JUDY GREGORY leaves her fancy dance steps to her sister Diane. PANSY SMITH DELANCEY leaves to join Dobie. BRENDA WARD leaves her crown to the upcoming queen. CHARLES MORRIS wills his courteous manners to Richard Murrell. ANNETTE BUCHANAN leaves her long black stock¬ ings to Sandra Carson. HOWARD SISK ' s handsome features will no longer be competition to David Buchanan. DOT KINLEY leaves her hardworking ways to Frog. ' KEf BROWNING leaves his ways of attracting fresh¬ man girls to Jan Shoaf. JOAN CABLE leaves her title Quietest to Sarah DeLancey. To Wayne Harris goes LARRY RING ' S height. 22 SUZANNE QUINN leaves her talkative disposition to Nancy Bennett. To Eddie Woodard goes JOEY JONES ' skill at driving. DAVID MURRELL wills his-golden locks to Harold King. FLOYD AYDELETTE leaves his devotion to his studies to Gloria McDonald. To Eleanor Kinley goes ANNA BLAKE ' s ability to swindle her sister. LESLIE NEESE wills his Golden Gloves to Jimmy McKenna. MARGARET BLAKE leaves her position in the Men ' s Department at Meyer ' s to Frances Snow. After thirteen long years LARRY EATON leaves—we hope. ROSA LEE GOODWIN ' s rating with Mr. Evans goes to Martha Smith. EDDIE LAND wills his title Most Athletic to Bob Surratt. RUTH RHEW leaves her love life to anyone who can handle it. To Ted goes JIMMY BROWN ' s speed of getting from one classroom to another. The quiet ways of ALICE HICKS go to Kathy Collins. EARL CROTTS leaves—still trying to find his way out of the hall. To Fhillip Dupalevich goes CLIFF MOORE ' s position as tackle on the football team—two of a kind. To Sam Eller goes J OEL NEWTON ' s title Most Truth¬ ful. KAY SUITTS leaves her sweet ways of playing inno¬ cent to Ann Baynes. HARRY SCHWARTZ ' s technique with the girls goes to Donnie Dixon. BRENDA LONG leaves Bonnie Arnold her short po¬ sition on the basketball team. BOB IVEY leaves to join his Uncle Sam. MARY ALICE FIDLER leaves her dependability to Mary Lynn Bunting. BUSTER LEVINSON wills his smooth talking ability to Butch Baynes. The Ipana Smile of BRENDA HEPLER goes to Gloria Phillips. TROY THOMAS leaves—very quietly. NANCY KINNEY leaves her cheering ability to Jo Michaux. FORREST OAKES wills his title Wittiest to Becky Baker. HARRIET SNOW leaves, still pleading with Mr. Hunter, What ' s going to be on the test? HERBERT BRANDON gives his white executive busi¬ ness shirts to Wayne Brandon, so they can both be big wheels. FAYE RIGH leaves her ever changing hair styles to Frankie Hill. JOHNNY HALL leaves his ' 54 Mercury to anyone who can tame it down. GAYLE WALL leaves a hint to all girls with marriage in mind, If at first you don ' t succeed, try, try again. To Judy Hall go SANDRA SMALL ' s timid ways. LAWRENCE MARSHALL leaves his talented feet to Bobby White. PAT RAGAN ' s flirty ways go to Linda Allen. BUSTER LAWSON leaves his ability to make time with the girls to Donald McIntyre. JUDY REDDING leaves her gay flirty walk to Janet Troxler. LARRY ROUTH ' s brotherly love goes to Mike Heath. ALICE BEAUFORD leaves to be the head of the new Meyer ' s salon. It specializes in treatments for bowlegs. JERRY HILLIARD leaves his square-cut hair-cut to Walter Pulliam. AL WINSTEAD leaves his snakes to anyone who can get along with them. RACHEL SHEPPARD leaves with her secret love still a secret. WAYNE SUTTON leaves pushing his five-miles-to- the-gallon hot rod. To anyone who likes to loaf goes LARRY JORDAN ' S position at the ASP. MARY LEE SMITH leaves her courteous ways to her neighbor Frankie Mounce. To Robert Phillips goes RICHARD WAGONER ' S black motorcycle jacket. JOHN HEATH leaves his appropriate remarks to any¬ one who can figure them out. RICHARD NANCE leaves his ability to skip French without being caught to Ken Martin. CLARENCE HILLIARD wills his Charles Atlas build to Pee Wee Kinney. To Tommy O ' Ferrell go JACK ROUTH ' s rowdy ways with the girls. KAY CAROL SUITTS JERRY HILLIARD Witnessed by: W. H. Cude Mary Alice Fidler Suzanne Quinn Lillian S. Steele 23 Class pRophecy Here we are in the laboratory of Professor Verismart. We are examining his new time machine. With his per¬ mission we will set the machine ten years into the future On the screen we see all. Just for fun let ' s look into the future lives of our dear old classmates. LESLIE NEESE, with his delicate handwriting, is now in business making new one-hundred-dollar bills, for the Treasury Department—we hope! BECKY STALEY has just won the Darlington 500; her closest opponent was PANSY DeLANCEY. LAWRENCE MARSHALL is teaching Modern Jazz at the Arthur Murray Studio. (His best student is still Annette Buchanan. ) MARY ALICE FIDLER, a professor at Greensboro Col¬ lege, is teaching her favorite subject—Latin. CLARENCE HILLIARD is now a bouncer at the Golden Coin in Las Vegas. He says his toughest customer is BOB IVEY. HARRIET SNOW has become a “somebody. She was voted Secretary of the Year for 1970. The boy who was voted Quietest in 1960, now holds the position of mortician. That ' s JOEL NEWTON for you. DIANNE MORTON is trying to raise her own platoon of little jar-heads. TROY THOMAS and his electric guitar are touring Europe with Elvis Presley, who just made a big comeback. JANICE ROLAND has proved that teenage marriages can succeed. She is the proud mother of seven little Rolands. After ten years in the Navy, HERBERT BRANDON has finally become head garbage collector, Swabby First Class. SHELBY JOHNSON assisted in the discovery of pills for growing pains. WAYNE SUTTON is now designing new race cars. He says he can ' t make them go fast enough for himself. (He broke the sound barrier last week.) MARY LEE SMITH is living in Germany. She is giv¬ ing aid to the American Armed Forces. MARVIN DONNELL has grown a beard and is now working on television as Captain Kangaroo. JOAN CAUSEY has just broken the world ' s record in sustained talking. (She is still going strong!) LARRY EATON has his own drag strip on the planet Pluto. DORIS KINLEY is now a nurse at the Baptist Hospital. She has just assisted in the first transplanting of heads. RICHARD WAGONER has taken Jerry Oakley ' s posi¬ tion as number one disc jockey in Greensboro. Instead of commercials he plays his bongos. THERESA RAYLE is still trying to get the brown stain off her nose that she got while trying to get on the girls ' basketball team. JOEY JONES is making twelve-barrel carburetors for Gogomobiles. KAY SUITTS is the private assistant of the presi¬ dent of Boozer Electronics Company. LARRY JORDAN is a movie projectionist at the Sun¬ down Drive-In. ANNA and MARGARET BLAKE are co-producers of Two for the Money. CHARLES MORRIS is a teenage singing idol. His latest thriller is an old 1960 favorite I ' m Gonna be a Wheel Someday. ANNETTE BUCHANAN is proceeding with the court actions to receive her eleventh divorce. Her motto is Love ' em and Leave ' em. Mighty Mouse MOORE is the new star tackle for the Washington Redskins. BRENDA HEPLER is still entertaining all her friends with her cruelty jokes. CHARLES CHEEK is a lawyer for the people in Greens¬ boro ' s traffic courts. Still working in the library at Bessemer High School is SARAH ASHBY. JOHN HEATH has taken o ve r his father ' s insurance business and is making a fortune on conceited people with their noses in the air. They are afraid they might drown if it rains. SUZANNE QUINN is now head librarian at the Library of Congress. HOWARD SISK, who always liked late hours, is the announcer for WFMY-TV ' s Late, Late, Late, Show. JOAN CABLE ' s ability to talk has made her the mis¬ tress of ceremonies for the television program, Keep Talking. 24 JAMES LAWSON has taken Tubby Boots ' place at DAVID MURRELL takes his kids riding every day in the fair ' s French Casino. bus 129, which he inherited while at Bessemer High School. PATSY ROUTH has just started on an around-the- world cruise—not as a tourist, but as the captain of the Jerr-o-din. FAYE RICH, who was voted Most Likely to Succeed by the Class of 1960, has just reached the status of the richest woman in America. HARRY SCHWARTZ is superintendent of the Sunny- dale Nudist Camp. He is the only male on the premises. LARRY RING, who was always good at hitting the bucket in basketball, is still hitting the bucket at the State Dairy Farm. ALICE HICKS is appearing at the Metropolitan Opera House as soloist. ERNESTINE BROWN is manager of a chain of movie theaters. She says, You cannot out-show a good woman. RICHARD NANCE has flipped his lid and is a perma¬ nent resident of Dix Hill. JIMMY BROWN remains in the twelfth grade at BOBBIE STROUTH is the number one men ' s hair styl¬ ist in America. Her best customers are her own little Underwoods. Bessemer because he continues to sleep through Com¬ mencement Exercises. PAT RAGAN is manager of all the Diana Shops in North Carolina. FORREST OAKES has just completed his first book, THE SERIOUS SIDE OF LIFE. Greensboro ' s new Chief-of-Police is Clancey DeLancey, formerly known as JAMES DeLANCEY. BRENDA WARD has a full-time job of modeling bath¬ ing suits for her husband Ken. ROSA LEE GOODWIN has fulfilled her highest ambi¬ tion. She is a surgeon at Walter Reed Hospital. Pretty Boy FLOYD AYDELETTE has just completed a successful escape from Alcatraz. JOHNNY HALL is now running a drive-in movie for teenagers who have always wanted to park with their backs JUDY GREGORY and SANDRA SMALL have just per¬ fected a.new dance routine called Ubangi Stomp. to the movie screen. RACHEL SHEPPARD and BRENDA LONG are still play¬ LARRY and JACK ROUTH are co-owners of Routh Masonry Company. They are going to begin a super-high school for the Bessemer community. ing the field—that is, they are playing outfield in the Women ' s Major League. BUSTER LEVINSON is chief truant officer for Guilford RUTH RHEW and her husband run the Rainy Day Nursery. County. (Wonder who checked his school attendance record.) AL WINSTEAD is a frogman in the Navy. He jumps every time an officer comes near. NANCY KINNEY is private secretary to Mr. EDDIE LAND, who is sole owner of Land Enterprises. GAYLE WALL is celebrating her eleventh anniversary on WALL Street. JAMES AYDELETTE is a professional wrestler and has just recently unmasked The Great Bolo. JERRY HILLIARD has just opened Hilliard ' s Billiards where the Pastime Smoke Shop used to be. ALICE BEAUFORD ' s beautiful eyes are now pictured on all the Maybelline ads. JUDY REDDING is teaching courses on the subject of How to Develop a Radiant Personality. Professor Verismart ' s invention will, no doubt, be a great boon to mankind! • KEN feROWNING and EARL CROTTS are salesmen for the Devil Boiler Company. (They are real hot salesmen.) PATSY ROUTH BONNIEGRAHAMhas written an article for Life mag¬ azine called How to Be More Like ME. HOWARD SISK 25 1960 SenioR MOST POPULAR Eddie Land Brenda Ward MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Faye Rich David Murrell BEST DRESSED Patsy Routh Lawrence Marshall MOST DEPENDABLE Jerry Hilliard Mary Alice Fidler J SupeRUtives MOST TALENTED Lawrence Marshall Annette Buchanan BEST PERSONALITY Judy Redding Jerry Hilliard BEST ALL ROUND Eddie Land Nancy Kinney MOST STUDIOUS David Murrell Rosa Lee Goodwin 1960 SeniOR BIGGEST APPLE POLISHERS John Heath Joan Causey MOST ORIGINAL Leslie Neese Judy Redding MOST TRUTHFUL Harriet Snow Joel Newton MOST IN LOVE Gayle Wall Charles Cheek LAZIEST Jimmy Brown Becky Staley SupeRUtives FRIENDLIEST Harriet Snow Ken Browning MOST COURTEOUS Mary Lee Smith MOST CONCEITED Charles Morris □33333333333 SenioR Supeclatives QUIETEST Joel Newton Joan Cable MOST ATHLETIC Eddie Land Theresa Rayle WITTIEST Forrest Oakes Judy Redding MOST ATTRACTIVE Brenda Ward Harry Schwartz k tf j 1 ;. M ) P j W UndGRClassmen 31 AM 1 Wm’mMOJMKK JunioR CIass OfficeRs First row: Martha Smith, President. Second row, left to right: Walter Pulliam, Vice-President; Tommy O ' Ferrell, Secretary. Third row: Buddy Phillips, Treasurer. class motto A stumbling step in the right direction is better than standing still. CLass Colors Pink and White CLass fLowep Pink Carnation 32 JOHN ALBRIGHT LINDA ALLEN KATHY ANDERSON SANDRA ASHBURN BECKY BAKER NANCY BENNETT MIKE BLACKWELL TOMMY BRANTLEY LARRY BREAZEALE CLARK CAUSEY WAYNE CAUSEY SANDRA CARSON JunioRS LINDA CAVINESS GLORIA COLLINS RAY DAVIS DONNIE DIXON MARK DOWD PHILLIP DUPALEVICH BARBARA ELLER ELAINE EWAYS i DOROTHY FIELDS LOU HEATH FLOYD JACKIE FULLER J FAITH HALL N V v I JUDY HALL LUCRETIA HANCOCK NANCY HANNER BETTY HARRELL DICKIE HARRIS RANDY HARRIS RONNIE HAWKS PAT HOLT ROGER HUNTER ALLEN HYATT JOANN JOHNSON LINDA JOHNSON Juniops i ) i ! § ' I L SANDRA JESSUP SONJA JESSUP BETTY JOYCE VERNON KEPLEY HAROLD KING NORRIS KISER GAIL LOWDERMILK GENE LOYE gloria McDonald donald McIntyre JIMMY McKENNA La VERNE MEDLEY t r r i ran I Hi KAYE MEETZE JO MICHAUX FRANK MOUNCE JUDY MURRAY MONROE NICHOLSON TOMMY O ' FERRELL BOBBY OSBORNE GEORGE PAYNE JERRY PEGRAM LINDA PEREZ BUDDY PHILLIPS ROBERT PHILLIPS JunioRs NANCY PROFFITT BOBBY PRIDGEN RACHEL PRIDDY WALTER PULLIAM I i i BRENDA QUAKENBUSH ANN REYNOLDS GLORIA ROBINSON TONY ROOF N I DIANE ROUTH NANCY RUMLEY LARRY SHIRLEY MARY SLOANE i MARTHA SMITH FRANCES SNOW SAM STALEY JOAN SUMNER BOB SURRATT NANCY TAYLOR CAROLYN THORE JANET TROXLER JunioRS JANE UNDERWOOD KAY VAUGHN PAUL WALKER RONNIE WHITE ROGER WILLIAMS DARLENE WISHON EDDIE WOODARD DIANNE WOODS CARLON WOOLARD 36 SophomoRe CLass OPPicgrs First row, left to right: G e o rg e Lewis, Vice-President; Gail Hinshaw, Secretary; Jerry Bunton, President. Second row: Mike Heath, Treasurer. muuui —— ' pReshman CLASS OppiceRs Left to right: Wayne Harris, Vice-Presi¬ dent; Linda Murrell, Secretary; Ann Hinson, Treasurer; Wayne Bryant, President. $ t VERNON ALLEN FLOYD ALLRED VIC KEY APPLE GWEN ATKINS JESSIE BAKER ROY BALDWIN BUDDY BALD ANN BAYNES GORDON BERRIER ROGER BLACK DAVID BUCHANAN MARY LYNN BUNTING JERRY BUNTON LORETTA CARROLL JANICE CARTER SophomoRes BONNIE CHEEK LINDA COCKMAN KATHY COLLINS PEGGY COX FRANCES CULLOM RUSSELL DAMERON BILL DAVES GAYLOR EVANS PATRICIA EVANS SHIRLEY GARDNER BARRY GARNER JUDY GAULDEN HAROLD GRIFFITH SUSAN GRUBB PATSY HADLEY STEVE HANKINS i k MICHAEL HAYES MICHAEL HEATH LINDA HEFFNER FRANKIE HILL SHARON HILL GAIL HINSHAW CAROLYN HOLT RONNIE ISLEY ALLEN IVEY DONALD JENKINS LEE JONES JEAN KELLAM KENNETH KEY LINDA KEY ELEANOR KINLEY Sophomopes VICTOR KINNEY JUDY KIR KM AN RICHARD LANCASTER DICKIE LATTA BOBBY LEACH f - GEORGE LEWIS KATHY LOOMIS RUBEN LONG LINDA MARSH BURNIE MARSHALL ( i BARBARA MARTIN DONALD MARTIN KENNETH MARTIN VICKIE MARTIN BARBARA Me HONE RONNIE McIVER I V S i MARY MOFFITT RICHARD MURRELL BARBARA NEWTON MARK O ' BRIANT ANN ORRELL MARGARET OSBORNE RONNIE PARRISH WAYNE PAYNE CAROLYN PEOPLES GLORIA PHILLIPS JACK PICKARD DAVID PICKLER NANCY PITCHFORD OTIS RHUDY HOPE RILEY SophomoRes DOUGLAS SEA WELL JAN SHOAF JUDY SHOE JOYCE SMITH JAMES SNOW JERRY SPARROW JOE STILLMAN TOBY STRAUGHN JERRY STUTTS PHYLLIS TEMPLETON DON TROLLINGER ELAINE WALL MARY WEBSTER BOBBY WHITE JOSEPH WHITE ETHEL WILLIAMS HUBERT WRIGHT RONNIE ALLEN BONNE ARNOLD BARBARA ASHBURN CLAUDE BAILEY ELWOOD BAKER PERRY BAKER BECKY BALLARD GARY BAYSINGER ARLENE BEAL BILLY BENNER EDDE BIGHAM SYBIL BIRCHETT WAYNE BRANDON KATE BROWN WAYNE BRYANT LORETTA BULLIS SANDRA BUNTON AUSTIN CABLE pReshmen ■ LAURA CABLE LINDA JO CAIN ELLEN CAMPBELL CAROLYN CARRUTHERS FAYE CAWTHORNE GAYLE CAWTHORNE BEVERLY CLARK LARRY CRANE HERBERT CRUMBY WAYNE DANELS ROLAND DEATON STEVE DEW I MARY SUE I DONNELL GWEN DOUTT RICHARD DOWDY BEL DUNCAN ELIZABETH ELLER SANDRA ELLIS SHIRLEY ETCHINSON POWELL FLYNN EUGENE FOUST LINDA FULLER RUTH GAULDEN LARRY GILLEY LESLIE GLASS E.G. GONZALEZ DIANE GREGORY JUDY HARNAGE WAYNE HARRIS SANDRA HICKS ANN HINSON BARBARA HOLBROOK SHELBY HOUSTON JERRY IS LEY LARRY JOHNSON CHARLENE JONES RONNIE KEPLEY A. B. KIMEL LARRY KISER BARBARA KRUGER GLORIA KULICK ROBERT LANCASTER pReshmen LINDA LATTA TOMMY LEARD SANDRA LEE MARGARET LEONARD BUDDY LEWIS CAROLYN LEWIS JERRY LEWIS DONNA LLOYD JIMMY LYMAN JO ANN LYMAN MARIAN LYMAN KENNETH MABE BECKY MABES CAROLYN MAPES BILLY MARTIN RACHEL MAYBERRY LARRY McBRIDE janice mcintyre LARRY McMASTERS LINDA MURRELL ANN NEEDHAM TROY NEWELL GAYLE NEWTON JOYCE OAKLEY ill u u V GAYLE PARDUE GEORGE PEEK CHRISTINE POOLE MICHAEL POTEAT JOAN RAY MARTHA RAY CAROL REED HAROLD REED SHIRLEY ROACH RACHEL ROBERTSON DOUGLAS ROUTH DE ETTE SCHWARTZ PAT SEAY CHYLEENE SHARPE LAURA SIMPSON BRENDA SMITH DAVID SMITH CAROLYN SNOW pReshmen DON SPANOLIA LINDA STEELMAN SAMMY STONE RICHARD STRAUGHN RICHARD STROPSHIRE DAVID STUBBS JEANETTE SUMNER RANDAL SWAIN RICHARD SYKES WILLIAM TALBERT JAMES TOWNSON WILLIAM TREADWAY ANN UMFLEET SUE WOFFORD JOAN WARD LAURA WATTS JERRY WELBORN DONALD WILSON STEVE WILSON RICHARD WOOD SANDRA YOUNG eighth Marvin Adams Elizabeth Allen Chris Angelo Janet Apple Claude Arther Kathy Baldwin Barbara Baynes Mary Beesley Scharla Bray Furman Broadway Annette Broadwell Gwyn Brooks Linda Brown Sharon Brown Clifton Broyer Jackie Burnell Frank Butler Pat Callahan Dennis Campbell Larry Causey Hilda Cheek Peggy Collins Bobby Cook Linda Cook Linda Corbett Carol Comette Roger Crabtree Charlene Crumby Irvin Dameron Barbara Davis Betty Davis Blaine Davis Jo Ruth Dean Brenda Donnell Wayne Duncan Bobby Dunn Shirley Eaton Terrie Ellington Kamal Eways Vada Fidler Becky Franklin Bonnie Gant Janet Godwin Dickie Goodwin Jackie Grubb Fred Hadley Richard Hall Pat Harris Shelia Harris Polly Hawkins Marie Heath Kenneth Hilliard Wayne Hinson Danny Honeycutt Bonnie Hutchins Norris Jackson Paul Jackson Richard Jenkins Joe Johnson Pat Johnson Shirley Johnson Steve Johnson David Jones Harvey Key George King Oscar Kinley Marvin Kirkman Billy Kline Michael Kontoulas Robin Le Clair Esther Sue Lester Linda Lloyd Ill uAni A iJLil U ll 1 i i v Q r 6g Kenneth Long Helen Mapes Phillip Marsh Gloria Marshall James Martin Bobby Martindale Nancy McCaskill Brenda McDonald Cynthia McQueen Donald Michaux Diane Miller Marie Moffitt Alyce Moore Belva Moore Bobby Norton Wayne Nunn Linda O ' Neal Elizabeth Parker Ernie Parrish Norman Parrish Janice Ingram Wallace Pegram Alice Pfeffer Tracy R-ice Mary Jo Ray Charles Reynolds Larry Rhew Allen Rhodes Janice Rich Patricia Robbins Carol Roberson David Roberson Linda Roof Linda Routh David Sanderson Beverly Shanks Anne Shaw Twilla Sheppard Ronnie Shropshire Ridd Smith Roger Smith Ann Snipes Linda Sockwell Carol Souther Charles Spry Julia Staley Sherrill Stamper Linda Stanley Brenda Sutphin Anne Talton Garry Tew Ralph Thomas Lee Tilley .Connie Tinnin Roy Trull Martha Tucker Gary Walker Steve Walker Phil Wall Fbyllis Whicker Jerry Whitey Adrian Williamson Jerrie Woolard Edward Wright 45 Seventh Clifford Allison Shirley Apple Keith Atkins Bobbie Sue Bailey Ray Baity Joseph Baker Joan Batts Clifford Birchett Brenda Brady Charles Brady Bobby Brown Phyllis Browning Ann Bryant Anthony Bull is Barbara Cahill Larry Cardenas Elizabeth Carroll Brenda Carter Patricia Caudle Larry Causey Linda Causey Susan Caviness Michael Coffey Bobbie Crotts Brenda Davenport Deborah Daye Sandra Edwards Sandra Ellington Libby Ellis Joann Felmlee Garland Fields Judy Freeman Shirley Freeman Betty Gaulden Brenda Gaydon Doug Glass Genela Godwin Bill Hamilton Rita Harris Larry Harvell Larry Hayes Marshall Hearn Bobby Heise Johnny Hester Albert Hicks Donnie Hicks Kenneth Hinson George Holt Judy Holyfield Ray Holyfield Charles Hunt Stephen Ingle Michael Isley Kenneth Kellam Mary John Kellarr Johnny Kirkman Allen Lane Richard Lawson Gloria Leach Robin Lineberry Joetta Love Sarah Lyman Brenda Me Hone Patricia Mclver Dianne McKenna Sandra Me Masters Dale Marsh Julie Marsh Cheryl Matherly Glenn Martin Richard Middleton Jimmy Miller Billy Morgan Phillip Murrell Terry Needham Carolyn Newnam Larry Nordan Martha Nondan Rebecca North Marie Oakes Brenda Oakley 46 QRAde Tommy Oates Larry O ' Barr Janet Oxenden Linda Oxenden Linwood Peaslee Ricky Pedley Gayla Sue Pegg Danny Phillips Donnie Phillips Judy Phillips Brenda Pickard Billy Powell Pam Rayle Sandra Reed Steve Rex Mary Ann Rhudy Maureen Riley Judy Roof Danny Robertson Brenda Roberts Ralph Roberson Thomas Roach Jeanne Routh Janice Royal Bernard Sandridge Ralph Scoggins Joe Silver Linda Simmons Billy Smith Bobby Smith Lacy Smith Nancy Smith Wanda Souther Vivian Spence Allen Spillman Lynn Stack Bobby Staley Virginia Stanley Joseph Straughn Marshall Suitts Russell Sumner Barbara Townsend Billy Turner Darlene Umfleet Jack Underwood Wayne Webster Richard Wilson Melvin Yates Terry Young 47 1. Oh, is this your car? 2. They don ' t like shoes. 3. It ' s time to cry. 4. Oh, do you like my hair? 5. Guess what I just heard? 6. Ido this every morning. 7. Where ' d she go? 8. Look mom, no holes! 9. What a revoltin ' devel¬ opment this is. 10. I haven ' t got it. 11. Look girls, they come in pairs. 12. Who? Us? Now really. 13. To think we criticized Elvis. 14. Wait ' til I ' m sixteen. 15. I ' m bashful now. 16. You expect me to believe that? 17. I told you I ' d get him. 18. Birds of a feather. .. 19. Well, I never! 48 1 ATHLETIC COUNCIL Seated, left to right: William H. Hunter, Jr. , Robert A. Clendenin, Lacey E. Gane. Standing: Harry E. Clendenin, Jackie Joyce, Raymond B. Pennington. AthLetics VARsity MARVIN DONNELL CLARK CAUSEY First row, left to right: David Buchanan; Claude Bailey; Mark O ' Briant; Ken Browning; Bobby White; Marvin Donnell; Lawrence Marshall; James Aydelette; E. G. Gonzalez; Roy Baldwin; Wayne Harris. Second row: Jackie Joyce, Coach; Ronnie Mclver; Jimmy Brown; Charles Morris; Vernon Kepley; Jerry Bunton; Clark Causey; Tommy O ' Ferrell; DONNIE DIXON VERNON KEPLEY m ivnHji i t � ii ‘rti i ' . i, foOtBAll JIMMY BROWN WALTER PULLIAM Robert Phillips; Vernon Allen; Joe White; Donald Jenkins; Raymond Pennington, Coach. Third row: Bob Clendenin, Coach; Jimmy McKenna; Eddie Land; Richard Murrell; Cliff Moore ; Earl Crotts; Walter Pulliam; Donnie Dixon; Jan Shoaf; Floyd Aydelette; Floyd Allred; Lee Jones; Harry Clendenin, Head Coach. JIMMY McKENNA LAWRENCE MARSHALL ROBERT PHILLIPS RICHARD MURRELL CLIFF MOORE FLOYD pi Grubb; Gloria Phillips; Bonnie Arnold; Carolyn Carruthers; Carolyn Snow; Judy Kirkman; Gail Hinshaw; Gloria K u 1 i c k; Joan Ray. Second row: Managers, Kathy Collins, Sarah DeLancey, Ellen Campbell, Judy Hall, and Linda Marsh. Kneeling, left to right: Rachel Sheppard; Theresa Rayle; William H. Hunter, Coach; Nancy Kinney; Brenda Long. First row: Anne Hinson; Gayle Cawthome; Linda Murrell; Carolyn Lewis; Susan THERESA RAYLE NANCY KINNEY GLORIA PHILLIPS BRENDA LONG GAIL HINSHAW JUDY KIRKMAN Boys VARsity EDDIE LAND RING ROBERT PHILLIPS WALTER PULLIAM RICHARD MURRELL EARL CROTTS DONNIE DIXON MIKE HEATH Kneeling: Lacey Gane, Coach. Left to right: Roy Baldwin, Manager; Mike Heath; Eddie Land; Richard Nance; Richard Murrell; Earl Crotts; Larry Ring; Walter Pulliam; Donnie Dixon; Tommy O ' Ferrell; Robert Phillips; David Buchanan. JuniOR VaRSity BasketBAlL First row, left to right: Clifford Birchett, Manager; Ronnie Kepley; Jan Shoaf; Herby Crumby; Steve Hankins; Kenneth Martin; Elwood Baker; David Stubbs; Jimmy Wayne Bryant; Bob Clendenin, Coach. Lyman; Wayne Harris. Second row: Larry McMasters; CheeRieA eRs Left to right: Diane Morton; Linda Heffner; Bonnie Graham; Nancy Kinney, Head Cheerleader; Ann Reynolds; Carlon Woolard; Jo Michaux. 54 First row, left to right: Roy Baldwin, Manager; Earl Crotts; Wayne Smith; Sammy Donnell; Johnny Cleary; Willard Brewer; Harry Schwartz; Eddie Land; Marvin Donnell; John Heath; Larry Nordan, Manager. Second row: Raymond Outfielders, left to right: Earl Crotts, Willard Brewer; Harry Schwartz. Infielders, left to right: Donnie Dixon; Johnny Cleary; Mike Heath; Sammy Donnell; Eddie Land. Pennington, Coach; Larry Shirley; Mike Heath; Donnie Dixon; Richard Murrell; Tommy O ' Ferrell; Tommy Brantley; Butch Baynes; Bobby White, Manager. Pitchers, left to right: Johnny Cleary; Donnie Dixon; Catchers, left to right: Tommy O ' Ferrell; Butch Baynes. I f J i )) I 55 homecoming RACHEL PRIDDY Junior Attendant PATSY ROUTH Senior Attendant CAROLYN SNOW Freshman Attendant BRENDA WARD Homecoming Queen MARY LYNN BUNTING Sophomore Attendant LINDA HEFFNER Sophomore Attendant LINDA MARSH Sophomore Attendant LINDA LATTA Freshman Attendant ANN HINSON Freshman Attendant 1 Activities 1 1 m _ jumoR rriARshALs Left to right: Rosa Lee Goodwin; Mary Alice Fidler; David Murrell; Eddie Land; Suzanne Quinn; Faye Rich, Chief Marshal. 57 Inset, left to right: Patsy Routh, Secretary; Faye Rich, President; David Murrell, Vice-President; Eddie Land, Treasurer. First row: Brenda Hepler; Mrs. Joyce King, Advisor; Patsy Routh; Mary Alice Fidler; Brenda Ward; Margaret Blake; Anna Blake; David Murrell; Mary Lee Smith; Rosa Lee Goodwin; Judy Redding; Faye Rich. Second row: Suzanne Quinn; Nancy Bennett; Gloria McDonald; Faith Hall; Martha Smith; Kaye Meetze; Nancy Kinney; Frances Snow; Gloria Collins; Doris Kinley. Third row: Harold King; Jerry Hilliard; Phillip Dupalevich; Bob Surratt; Walter Pulliam; Tommy Beta CLub O ' Ferrell; Eddie Land. Inset, first row, left to right: Jack Routh, President; Carlon Woolard, Sweetheart; Eddie Land, Vice- President. Second row: David Murrell, Secretary; Bob Surratt, Treasurer; David Foster, Advisor. First row: Buddy Phillips; Harold King; Phillip Dupalevich; Bob Surratt; Wayne Causey; David Murrell; Carlon Woolard; Jack Routh; Eddie Land. Second row: Larry Ring; George Payne, Earl Crofts; Robert Phillips; Tommy Brantley; David Buchanan; Lawrence Marshall; Larry Routh. Third row: Walter Pulliam; Tommy O ' Ferrell; Joel Newton; Jerry Hilliard; Richard Murrell; Charles Morris; Clarence Hilliard; Johnnie Hall. key CLub Y . , 4 putuRe teacheRs of AmeRica Inset, left to right: M.A. Fidler, Secretary; R. L. Goodwin, Treasurer; Mrs. E. Owen, Advisor. Second row: A. Blake, President; M. Blake, Vice-President. First row: B. Ashburn; D. Schwartz; L. Simpson; M.A. Fidler; M. Smith; M. Blake. Second row: P. Holt; G. McDonald; K. Meetze; N. Coffey; S. DeLancey; A. Blake; Mrs. Owen, Advisor. Inset, left to right: J. Hall, President; J. Kirkman, Vice-President; C. Holt, Secretary; G. Hinshaw Treasurer; V. Martin, Reporter. Second row: E. Williams, Historian; L. Murrell, Parliamentarian; Mrs M. Lowdermilk, Advisor. First row: M. S. Donnell; J. Sumner; C. Lewis; S. Young; G. Doutt R. Robertson; A. Needham; J. Hall; E. Williams; J. Kirkman; G. Hinshaw; S. Gardner; V. Gardner Second row: K. Collins; J. Michaux; L. Fuller; A. Orrel; M. Ray; P. Holt; G. Phillips; E. Eways S. Ellis; J. Ray; F. Cullom; V. Martin; C. Holt. Third row: D. Lloyd; E. Campbell; B. Ballard E. Eller; S. Roach; A. Beal; L. Glass; L. Murrell; M. Leonard; A. Hinson; J. Harnage; M.L. Bunting S. Grubb; Mrs. M. Lowdermilk, Advisor. PutuRe homermkeRs op AmeRica monoQRam club Inset, left to right: Nancy Kinney, President; Kay Suitts, Vice-President; Bonnie Graham, Secre¬ tary; Carlon Woolard, Treasurer; Judy Hall, Historian. First row: Jackie Joyce, Advisor; Linda Heffner; Jo Michaux; Carlon Woolard; Nancy Kinney; Ann Reynolds; Bonnie Graham. Second row: Rachel Sheppard; Judy Hall; Linda Marsh; Brenda Long; Kathy Collins; Theresa Rayle; Kay Suitts; Gloria Fhillips. W e Land. Inset, first row ; Moore, Vice-President. Second row: Mike Heath, Historian; Bobby White, Reporter. First row: Harry Schwartz; Earl Crotts; Mike Heath; Bobby White; Eddie Land; Clifton Moore; Raymond Pennington, Advisor. Second row: James Aydelette; Tommy O ' Ferrell; Bill Duncan; Ronnie Mclver; Vernon Kepley. Third row: David Buchanan; Mark O ' Briant; Frank Mounce; Walter Pulliam; Ken Browning. CtUB man it V fRench club Inset, first row, left to right: Faye Rich, President; Eddie Land, Vice-President; Nancy Kinney, Secretary. Second row: Mrs. Allene Gane, Advisor; Joan Cable, Reporter; Bob Surratt, Treasurer. First row: Buddy Phillips; Harold King; Phillip Dupalevich; George Payne; Bob Surratt; Troy Thomas; Eddie Land; Nancy Kinney; Harriet Snow; Mrs. Allene Gane; Christine Loftis; Joan Cable; Faye Rich. Second row: David Murrell; Jo Michaux; Linda Allen; Kenneth Martin; Paul Walker; Norris Kiser; Patricia Holt; Gloria Phillips; Nancy Coffey; Gwen Atkins; Cathie Lommis; Patricia Evans; Ronald Mclver. Third row: Vernon Allen; Donnie Dixon; Richard Murrell; Michael Heath; Bobby White; Roger Williamson; Buddy Ball; Kaye Meetze; Kay Vaughn; Carolyn Thore; Dianne Routh; Dianne Woods; Frances Snow; Nancy Rumley; Donald Martin. Inset, first row, left to right: Mary Lynn Bunting, President; Gail Hinshaw, Secretary; Judy Kirkman, Treasurer. Second row: David Buchanan, Vice-President; Mrs. Joyce King, Advisor. First row: David Buchanan; Dickie Latta; Ethel Williams; Judy Kirkman; Gail Hinshaw; Susan Grubb; Ann Baynes; Ann Orrell. Second row: Gloria Collins; Sarah DeLancey; Barbara Martin; Loretta Carroll; Judy Holt; Vickie Martin; Ann Baynes; Mrs. Joyce King. Third row: Joan Sumner; Nancy Proffitt; Gloria Robinson; Linda Heffner; Frankie Hill; Jerry Stutts. Latin CLUB Inset, front row, left to right: Elaine Wall, Vice-President; Brenda Quakenbush, President. Second row: Martha Burch, Director; Linda Caviness; Kaye Meetze. First row: Sandra Carson; Annette Buchanan; Nancy Taylor; Kaye Meetze; Sonja Jessup. Second row; Brenda Quakenbush; Peggy Cox; Linda Key; Elaine Wall; Becky Baker; Sarah Ashby; Kay Vaughn; Louheath Floyd. Bus Qrivcrs CLUB Inset, Regular Bus Drivers, left to right: Joel Newton; Larry Routh; Jack Routh; Clarence Hilliard Marvin Donnell; David Murrell. Front row: Lawrence Marshall; Jack Routh; Joel Newton; Larry ' Routh Marvin Donnell; Clarence Hilliard; David Murrell. Second row: Wayne Causey; Tommy O ' Ferrell Johnnie Hall; Richard Harris; Paul Walker; Joe Stillman. • ' - • •• 1JI.I1 i i. ; Inset, first row, left to right: Miss Dixie Guill, Advisor; Judy Redding, Secretary; Howard Sisk, Vice- President. Second row: Rosa Lee Goodwin, Treasurer; Faye Rich, President. First row: Rosa Lee Goodwin; Howard Sisk; Faye Rich; Jack Routh. Second row: Robert Phillips; Harry Schwartz; A1 Winstead; James DeLancey. ftRAmatics CLub s t 1 1 Inset, left to right: Wayne Sutton, Treasurer; Howard Sisk, President; Ernestine Brown, Vice-President; Leslie Neese, Secretary. First row: Brenda Hepler; Barbara Strouth. Second row: Larry Breazeale; Larry Jordon; Wayne Sutton; Leslie Neese. Third row: Ernestine Brown; Pat Ragan; Bob Ivey; James DeLancey; Jerry Hilliard. 6.C. CLub pep CLub Inset, front row, left to right: N. Kinney, President; B. Graham, Vice-President; L. Heffner, Sec¬ retary. Second row: J. Michaux, Committee Chairman; C. Woolard, Historian; A. Reynolds, Treas¬ urer. First row: D. Lloyd; L. Glass; C. Snow; G. Cawthorne; S. Young; B. Graham; N. Kinney; A. Reynolds; C. Woolard; J. Michaux; D. Morton; L. Heffner; J. Heath. Second row: D. Murrell; K. Collins; J. Hall; B. White; E. Land; P. Ragan; E. Brown; T. Rayle; H. Snow; G. Doutt; S. Small; J. Gregory. Third row: L. Allen; D. Routh; D. Dixon; L. Murrell; B. Long; C. Lewis; D. Gregory; S. Birchette; A. Baynes; A. Beauford; E. Williams; E. Crotts. Fourth row: C. Morris; M. O ' Briant; D. Wilson; F. Cawthorne; L. Latta; E. Campbell; L. Fuller; G. Pardue; J. Ray; M, Smith; G. Phillips; S. Grubb; K. Browning. Front row, left to right: Harry Schwartz, President; David Murrell, Vice-President; Mary Lynn Bunting, Secretary; David Buchanan, Treasurer. Second row: Wayne Bryant; Nancy Bennett; Wayne Harris; Peggy Cox; Judy Kirkman; Martha Smith. Third row: David Stubbs; Eddie Bigham; Sarah DeLancey; Mary Alice Fidler; Wayne Causey; Kaye Meetze. Absent from picture is Jack Routh. Kcture on right: William H. Hunter, Jr. , Harold Evans, Faculty Advisors to the Student Council. Student CjOveRnment ORQanization CAR66R OppoRtunities television panel JunioR-SenioR Banquet op 1959 W i: : ' H III M I Ml Hrjli Beta CLub Induction CeRemony 1. This isn ' t a hen party! 2. Well, it looks better than it sounds! 3. Me Jane, where Tarzan? 4. Look, Rover, here comes a girll 5. You always were slow on the trigger. 6. I told you we ' re going steady. I meant it! 7. Now, Butch, where ' d you put it? 8. Hey, Mom, is this switch big enough? 9. Let ' s talk turkey. 10. I ' m over here. 11. It ' s none of my business, but... 12. Who were you with last night? 13. Come on girls, I caught him. 14. Boys, it ' s been a rough night. 15. Who wants uranium? 16. I ' m older now. 17. They said it couldn ' t be done! 66 (y y 2 £ jy-c ■tff,£ % Otufc Advertisements i ' £ A a fi ✓ � i U ' , It jfflrfl 1 V- £ 4 V 2 oiA- A- AS fl) -i djl jJ AQJ fO- Ut J L h cJ V y AJL 67 J- o - « r «r j £m v- w%v«. • � u_ m .j r .. m ham ' 68 B crb 3 5 I ' r I He print fro. Greensboro Dailv l ev;s 10 25 59 THE AUTO DRIVERS 7 TRAINING COURSE PAYS Bring: your insurance problems home to the top floor of the South¬ eastern Building. We’re happy to help you. General Agents YOUR WLptnJ ' it Call BR 2 - 4174 , BR 2-4175 or BR 2-4176 Insurance AGENT 917-25 Southeastern Building . (Same Offices, Same Telephones for 26 Years) Joseph M. Hunt, Jr. Herbert G. Chase George W. Perrett F. Jack Sessoms Mrs. Joseph D. Franks, Jr. Miss Hilda Redding Mrs. John W. Davis Mrs. Jean A. Hipps Mrs. Edith M. Wimbish Robert G. Trader Miss Concordia Smith Charles C. Wimbish ' cr_ e -r-z 3o4— - £ —• T crtrcl j | A-cJhi- - Many people do not realize it, but- completing the high school drivers’ training course PAYS in many ways. 1. It enables all boys under age 25 tc receive a 10% discount on their insurance premium. 2. It enables the graduates to have a better knowledge of the safety rules of the road” than do 70% of their elders who have been driving for years. 3. It instills sportsmanship, courtesy and skill into driving together with a wholesome knowledge of and respect for the law. The North Carolina General Assembly in 1957 passed a law further providing for and financing driver training courses in our high schools. j-J Qud F t J trO- 4 Q cus j c For the year 1958 only seven of the forty-eight states and the Dis¬ trict of Columbia were awarded achievement awards in operating drivers’ training courses. Only four states were awarded progress awards in the same field. North Carolina. Delaware and Utah were the only states to win both achievement and progress awards. Perhaps that is one good reason why Delaware and North Carolina have the lowest average auto liability and property damage premium rates of any states east of the Mississippi. Let’s continue to encourage the drivers’ training course. It not only represents a premium savings but also represents a far more impor¬ tant savings in property and lives. WIMBISH INSURANCE AGENCY C Te SO •A cr o y J-o s r , -ro f 0 -r 3 £} •• ' S - ' i 69 6 1 f _yL — ; GREENSBORO AUTO PARTS COMPANY, INCORPORATED Telephone BR 5-2584 , • ■% ' ' i i ' Burlington Road—Route 6 H.C. LOWDERMILK AND SONS Masonary Contractors Telephone BR 5-6026 3803 East Bessemer Avenue DANJOHN ' S RUG AND CARPET CLEANERS i • [m rfT 808 Winston Street Greensboro, North Carolina Telephone 5-1130 J.Y. Barnes, Manager Everybody Looks at Your Rugs Be Proud of Yours i r J? - n ■r FORBIS-DICK J cfiJUt Compl iments of QUALITY W00DW0RKDS Cabinets and Store Fixtures Norris W. Jackson 810 Winston Street Greensboro, North Carolina Ambylai ce Service BR 5-8408 18 N. Elm Street jUJU? Kay Jewelers ' The Teenager ' s Friend Students may charge their purchase on KAY JEWELERS- Junior Charge Account Plan MAY ' S AM0CC SERVICE 9 Telephone B’ 1101 East Bessemer Avenue J- Compl iments of ALLEN MACHINE COMPANY Telephone BR 4-009 833 Winston Street Greensboro, North Carolina V - V AJ hi i s % v % ? „ • - Congratulations Ay • , Ml 1 Aj � ’v , CLASS OF SOUTHERN BELL TELE PrK p N E AND TELEGRAPH C M P Q. fF ' 71 3 y 0 1616 We: o-H Mee j our Friends. . .At The Nearby jJ y GUILFORD DAIRY BARS ( r MWk Sljiakes - Cones - Banana Spftfs( C| - ; y , y 3939 West Market Street St Lee St. Summit Shopping Plaza Shopping Center Friehdly Shopping dly Shopping Center Center n s ' fV xr j t 1 | n ) Your Hometown Dairy (l tr _ - ' � ' y if a nnplete Shopping Center H A ■ V ) y re welcome! A v V f MMIT [ts r V r, PPING CENTER t 0 A } • y y M Summit and East Bessemer Avenue r s ,Tl ■ j ' it r ml. .t v wr vmn m ,vCV{ V o IK ty ' r — 0 iM ojtr 4 ) ft i t t yyy ENTHUSIASM Enthusiasm is an important ingredieifj; of success. This is true whether the job is preparing a lesson for tomorrow’s (jlass or carrying out an assignment in industry. We at Cone Mills are enthusiastic about the future of the textile industry and there are many job opportunities for those young people who wou ld like to share this enthusiasm with us. CONE MILLS CORPORATION EXECUTIVE OFFICES: GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA ’Where fabrics of tomorrow are woven today X J � . 6 ?! I V vN 73 , r i t V _ (M Ur K V u aA _ ft r vO 1 b ty A Jr V r 11 ‘ ii vM Compliments of N n BESSEMER DRUG STORE Telephone BR 2-3106 East Bessemer Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina ruLoi Tit ° .: - . AJ £«JUa OoO yAJC r . C WESTERN AUTO SUPPLY s Complete Sporting Goods Outdoor Motors and Boats Featuring Complete Home Appliances Davis Twin Truetone TV Record Players 300 N. Elm St. Phone BR 2-4586 LAMBETH-TROXLER FUNERAL HOME £ : Phone BR 3-3401 Wendover at Virginia Greensboro,-North Carolina AT) ’ 5 BE SOCIABLE, HAVE A PEPSI THE LIGHT REFRESHMENT Phone: CY 9-1341 3317 Spring Garden Street Greensboro, North Carolina Call j. eddie mcdowell General Agent Southern Life Building Phone 3-C9G0 HERE’S A LUXURY YOU CAN AFFORD tSoutfizzn jCifs INSURANCE COMPANY HOME OFFICE GREENSBORO. N. C. ESTABLISHED 102? Normally you think in terms of hundreds of dol¬ lars when you think of luxury. But, not so with the most worthwhile luxury of them all—life insurance. Life insurance costs little yet gives unlimited benefits at a cost of only a few cents a day. Retirement income, money for your family, mort¬ gage retirement or an educational program for your children are just a few of the many benefits provided by life insurance. Call or write the Southern Life representative of your choice today. He will gladly tell you of the many luxuries provided by life insurance. There ' s no obligation of course. i PET DAIRY PRODUCTS ohn Fischer 410 Summit Avenue Greensboro, N;C. 75 PHIPPS HARDWARE CO., INC. 2J N . Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 2-0179 Visit our GIFT SHOP—2nd Floor Compl i men is 9 , WEBSTER ' S CROWN SERVICE 2801 E. Besseml Rue Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 4-9475 Service is ou most important product. _ o 7 .vVM B0 V ,p ! r C ensrfo. ortK li yy Zy ' t (0Sf -LIKBERRv - I) FIMEM ERVICE H) Nj55 FUNERAL HOME 01 W. Market St.-Phone BR 2-5158 Greensboro, North Carolina Serving Greensboro for 39 Years Finest Facilities National Selected Morticians Moderate Cost FORMAL WEAR SHOP Formal Attire For All Occasions Rental And Sales v ' Telephone BR 4-5882 207 West Sycamore Street Greensboro, North Caroli D ina Sell With COLEMAN At the Greensboro Tobacco Warehouse Telephone BR 3-3975 Burlington Road Highway 70-A GATE CITY MOTOR CO., INC. 320 N. Forbis Street Greensboro, North Carolina Courtesy, Quality, and Service are traditional at ELLIS STONE (A Thalhimer Affiliate) 76 to o -zh ] j7w . t W ‘ft a -i CL o -i « c ou AcWjC u). - ufc-CA v4 - � CjUK cH tcsy jz u ■L , FASHION SHOP U JUt eJU JtvJ ' UA.yJftfZ Since 1930 Sja cpl cx fa JUa Jt - 221 S. Elm Street Phone BR 3-1155 b au - Greensboro, North Carol ina A X - _ 4 ij epctf if Q-OJlP For the styles you see in your favorite fbshion magazines. ! H - iH LO- ' J-l yC-S Congratulations CONTAINER CORPORATION OF AMERICA Telephone BR 3-8201 3300 East Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina Tlrlf ! ' ! BW V u v ■ v-v ' Xn iw � � I 78 5 - ’ - v £=• DOCKERY LUMBER - AND HARDWARE COMPANY Rough and Dressed Lumber Builders ' Hardware Millwork - Glass - Paints Telephone BR 2-5167 3911 East Market Street Greensboro, Korth Carolina ] frs Compliments of r V o SMALL ' S SERVICE STATION- ( - _ r v r 7 Burlington Highway ' ) A ) VP ' X (iNfi J 1 Y c ) ' fv Pcr Telephone BR 3-1578 3630 East Market Street r n «vl x [ (v , 7 M rv y (V ' f.k M p. ■ . J Flowers for all occasions , V V „ V A jA s O L w 1, , , } 0 y - LOWDERMILK FLORIST Phone: BR 3-1640 Resident Phone: BR 3-2678 2900 East Bessemer Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina n | I ! . 1 ; jv ’ hr . y j )( W CM Gompliments of W.V. FULLER CONSTRUCTION COMPANY Telephone BR 2-5776 5 Piccadilly Court Greensboro, North Carolina Jv 1 ( ) DICK ' S SHOE SHOP Over forty years in business proves we are dependable. Telephone BR 4-5803 or BR 2-2459 Summit Shopping Center 208 North Elm Street ■ «T ,0 ilr M v � iw ' Compliments of BERRY COAL AND OIL CO. Oil - Coal - Service 2200 E . Bessemer Avenue l sK ' f )A iHV- 5 5)’ f P 1 Jt JjY || Y ) 1 ' sj Compliments of Vv FRIEND Y hr Mr hr { jj yciX orX jJU Z-juJ; wW � - z. — r ' i BESSEMER ESSO SERVICE Road Service General Repairs Wheel Balancing on Cars and Trucks Free Pickup and Delivery Hr ) Telephone BR 2-9539 3901 East Bessemer Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina AMBULANCE In a Hurry CALL A oe MURRAY C f ' nt BRoadway 2-8165 W V ‘ V 7 r _ jTW V ALLEN COMPANY Westinghouse, KelvinatQr and RCA Appliances and Television Evinrude Outboard Motors a Telephone BR 3-0048 Burlington Road Greensboro, North Carolina l X X t? BLALOCKS ■c Meats ,-Groceries, Produce Dry Goods, Hardware r‘ if s y Phone BR 2-9745 39Q8 East Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina ' T r 9 r -X v 80 is z £ £ vwi, S;s7p l XJ S O lL S-£ -LoccJt Kj AJ -pcu J — JtA £b —zz7=3 r -6 ZLM lJ oChtSLfL) uX-XX dJ 6r4 TT y c jjL yUL - fay ROUTH BROS , £%, %izAAJ2-JL ' (jtjfl ' H.H. Routh Jack Routh Masonry Contractors Brick intone Blocks £L U c - 02 - v Glass Blocks y Ay j 3812 Dawson Avenue 5 fjrj Telephone BR 3-19J4 BR 3-3727 fei - j jj I ta LC- vj ' tl-X -ojvj a G-Kjc M-C I yvouL. c 0 ' AaaA ' Y _ uajJuX ( Ltd 4 f � BESSEMER BI-RITE . VYUSuj . Better tc ,. ‘T VjOU . Q AaAA-M | P yuvvvdW laJU ilM A H jjB Ji yjQ , (XV- Gk Afi-OC Better food for better living. jQjQJL £J Jk y UL Jt A. .jJeuUt xm u (T g 2803 E . Bessemer Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina z 2 cjT . «� §. joSjjJl OxXflb-vX Jbcs f Jk vn- ' -AjOAjt-K. . KING’S BUSINESS COLLEGE f Telephone BR 2-0449 212-A West Gaston Street Greensboro, North Carol indf £ jj-r Member: N.C. Association of Business Schdols National Association and Council of Business Schools Southern Business Education Association National Business Teachers Association r,?L rt _L L ttwtr s f CX I m � Kf I 1 1 1 if V i rtf 1 - - i b 1 if i % i f ■ 1 ri i 82 N iAl - JTv, tv I - I K fir lW C — i W) 6 ' M %3 JAMES M. GLASS ' £Af 0 l| Grading and Clearing Fill Dirt J Crush Stone 3900 Oak Grove Avenue Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 2-3157 Best of Luck GREENSBORO MOTOR CO. South ' s Largest and Friendliest Ford Dealer Telephone BR 5-7264 315 North Elm Street Greensboro, North Carolina V - f- Formal Rental T.N. BOONE TAILORS Telephone BR 3-6617 126 West Sycamore Street Greensboro, North Carolina A Phone BR 3-5178 _ D.F. RING , ft Excavating, Land Clearing TSC Jc and Pond Building Good work is our success, Phone us for prompt service 1210 Elwell Avenue . � ( Greensboro, North Carolina - n v i Compliments of Auto Radios Hi-Fi ' s - Record Players ry ? Is , RAY ' S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION V Corner of Green Street —z — ELECTRONICS SERVICE CO. r:A ' ■� 3502 E . Market Street Greensboro, North Carolina Phone BR 4-9081 — Radio - Television Sales and Service Bill Burgess Jack Simpson T ' y 7 ( ECONOMY FOOD STORE Fresh Meats - Groceries Produce Telephone BR 2- 7 - f 2316 East Ma et Street rvry y r 7 frrifr ' - , ' rsyc - - ? % f ■■ , Compliments of ? iVs -f edwar6s-touchstone ■ • ' , ✓ t , O COMPAN 7 r f -7- 83 7yP ; HU it? I W! vy ' nA� nAv� t4 ini ' X ivirwi ' f jCoA - k M | j « 0 ) r ; Y • • u „ .-. __ ir ,, ferr--—. (T ■ ' ; •- ... y UrX 1 -- m. — • UM Dt- — i 9 T ' 7 CLEO E. , a MiU ptrvJ ih i«V- . . . Contractor Brick Laying Free Estimates Cc2l,_ r . Conctf e Block All Work G uaranteed Gla “ Block Telephone BR 2-8407 L v ' d£ st Route 6, Box 96 Greensboro, North Carolina (J UjUa.0. vi cOunOr Vjj ilkM, XvjJU} arj Gk - cm . _ ’ •- X 1 •■ _ C w _ -A vJc _ f N 0 sJO • V « t M t i | Q ' ? 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