Bethany High School - Pine Burr Yearbook (Reidsville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

We the members of the senior class of 1951 respectfully dedicate this edition of Pine Burr to our parents as an expression of our gratitude for their guidance, understanding, and for the efforts send us through schf sns, whatever they 1951— PINE BURR DEDICATION We the members of the senior class of 1951 respectfully dedicate this edition of Pine Burr to our parents as an expression of our gratitude for their guidance, understanding, and for the efforts they have put forth to send us through school. We hope we can live up to their expectations, whatever they may be, with a smile of victory. GUIDING STARS MR. J. ALLAN LEWIS Rockingham County ' s Guiding Star County Superintendent B. S.— V. P. I.— Virginia M. A. — U. N. C., Chapel Hill, North Carolina MR. E. G. BOURNE Bethany’s Guiding Star A. B. — Berea College, Kentucky M. A.— U. N. C, Chapel Hill, North Carolina BIG DIPPER ANNUAL STAFF 011a Belle Carter Lula Mae Moore Jeanette Alcorn Carlene Haynes Carrie Carter, Milton Alley J. D. Hill Editor in Chief .. Associate Editor ... Literary Editor Art Editor .... Sports Editors Business Manager ' THEY POINTED THE WAY ■ ii jj LUCILLE BOWERS Horne Economics RACHEL ANN BRINTLE Business Education EULENE FISHER English and Dramatics DAVID GRIFFIN Mathematics LOUISE JOHNSON Science HAROLD J. POPE Physical Education T. C. PRATT Agriculture LUCILLE VAUGHT Social Studies STARS OF 7 51 SENIORS Class Officers President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Reporter Buddy Overby J. W. Moricle— . Edna Earle Thompson Ruby Larimore Inez Albert SENIORS INEZ ALBERT Vo don ' t mean it Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2; Chief Marshal 3; Treasurer of Class 2; Class President 1, 3; Reporter 4; Beta Club 3, 1; Annual Staff 4; Properties Mistress for play. JEANETTE ALCORN ’’Sh! be quiet.” Glee Club 1; Dramatics Club 1, 2; President of Home Ec. Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Play: Bill ' s Night Out, Poster Club 4. MILTON ALLEY ' ' Stupid I E. A. Club 1. 2, 3, 4,; Library Club 2; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Plays: Desperate Ambrose,” Dea- con Dubbs,” Bill s Night Out . SHIRLEY BAILEY Aw now Glee Club 1, 2; E. H. A. 1; 4-H Club 1, 2; Dramatics Club 1, 2; Play: Bill s Night Out,” 4. CARRIE CARTER I ' ll be Glee Club 1, 2,; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Annual Staff 4. SENIORS SUD1E FARRAR What next?” President of Athletic Club 4, Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 4; Class Vice Presi- dent 2; Glee Club 1, 2; Secretary of Home Ec. Club 4. OLLA BELLE CARTER I hut.” Glee Club 1; Dramatic Club 1; Edi- tor-in-Chief of Annual 4; Play: Bill ' s Ni.uht Out. POSEY DONATHAN Oh, No.” E. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS OSCLER GOINS F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Science Club 2, 3; Senior play: Bill ' s Night Out, Des- perate Ambrose,” Deacon Dubbs. BILL HALL Heck Baseball 2, 3, 4, 5; Plays: Desperate Ambrose, Bill’s Night Out. ODELL GOOLSBY Gosh” Glee Club 1, 2. CARLENF. HAYNES Not really.” Glee Club 1, 2; Dramatics 1, 2; An- nual Staff 4; Make up director of play 4, J. D. HILL You know it too.” Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Watchdog 4. SENIORS PETE ISLEY My Cow President of class 2; Junior repressen- tative, Member of Beta Club 4; Won Citizenship medal. ALL1E KELLAM Good gracious Glee Club 1, 2. SUSIE MALLOY Gosh Glee Club 1, 2. SENIORS DWIGHT MOORE F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; Baseball 2, 3, 4; Science Club 1, Dramatics Club 2. J. W. MORICLF, JR. Why. Basketball J. V. 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3; President 4; Vice Presi- dent 4. DONALD NORMAN F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 4; Play Bill ' s Night Out,” Science Club 1, Dramatics Club 1. CARL GRAY OVERBY Good Gosh Secretary 1, 2, 3; Dramatics 1, 2; F. F. A. 1, 2; Science Club 1; Beta Club 3, 4; Beta Club Vice President; Head Cheerleader 3; Senior Play: Bill ' s Night Out.” v M t te ' RONALD P1NNIX Uh, I’ll be doggone F. F. A. Club 1, 2, 3, 4. SENIORS HOUSTON PYRTLE I ' ll be. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4, 3; Basketball 3, 4, 5; Co-captain 4; Science Club 2. tl ■ RALPH ROBERTS You think so. Dramatic Club 1; Photographers Club 1; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball Mana- ger 3, 4; Baseball Manager 3, 4; Senior Play, Bill ' s Night Out. BETTY JEAN ROSS Ah pshaw. Music Award 2, 3; Glee Club 1; Athletic Association 4. BILLY ROSS F. F. A., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5; Basketball 2, 3, 4, 5; Co-captain 4, Baseball 3, 4, 5; Science Club 2. FRANCES SHELTON Good Lands Glee Club 1, 2; Photographers Club 1; F. H. A. Club 1, 2, 3; Beta Club 4; Play: Bill ' s Night Out 4; Annual Staff 4. SENIORS EDNA EARLE THOMPSON Good Night Library Club 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Photographers Club 1; F. H. A. 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 3, 4; Home Economics Award 3; Secretary 4; Play, Bill ' s Night out. PAUL DWIGHT WILSON Be Quiet F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Dramatics Club 1; Athletic Association 4. AMY BELLE SIMPSON Mascot KENNETH NORMAN Mascot HISTORY As we the Seniors of 1951 near the close of our days at Bethany High School; let us look back through the pages of time and review the exciting experiences of the past. In the year 1947, a large group of students entered Bethany High School. We were to venture through four countries: Freshman, Sophomore, Junior, and Senior. In each country there was knowledge to be found before we achieved graduation. The Freshman year founX.each student timidly starting his first journey. Mrs. J. I. Sharpe and Mr. B. B. Fore were our supervisors. Mr. Fore left us at Christmas and Mr. Paul Rahenkamp took his plat One of the events of the year was a weinertpast for the class, given by the sponsors. Nine months of school soon slipped by and after a three months vacation we found ourselves entering our Sophomore year. Our sponsorsN ere Miss Lucille Bowers and Mr. James Turner. During the Christmas season Shirley Bailey gave the class a Christmas party. The biology class took a trip to Raleigh. The F. F. A. and thf F. H. A. enjoyed their yearly trip to the State Fair. Time passed on and the Sophomores soon entered in o their Junior year with Miss Lucille Vaught and Paulina Hagan as our teachers. Everyone seemed to tak greater interest in school as we neared the top of our hiJgh school education. Some of the events during the year were a Christmas party at Sudie Farrar ' s Jiouse, a weiner roast at the Battleground, a hay ride and a weiner roast given to the iss by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Farrar. The biggest event of the year was when everyone received his class ring. This caused much excitement for us all. The next biggest evenaof th eyear was our Junior-Senior Banquet. In Y ur Junior year we also sponsored a magazine selling campaign and a brunswick stew; both proved to be a great success. As time slipped on by ™ 7 p snun hirrrrrl rhr last, hnr m nsr important country of all — Senior Country.’’ With Miss Rachel Brintle and 4fss Eulene Fisher as our sponsors great things were achieved that made the year rin enjoyable one for us all. Social events during the year werp a weiner roast given to the class by Buddy Overby, hay ride Halloween nighty frip to the State Fair, and a trip to Washington. The Seniors greatly appreciated the party given to the class by Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Farrar. Working on the annual and on the class play gave us a chance to work together and to learn many things other than facts out of books. Now we have Visited all the points of interest, toured the countries — hills and valleys- — together. iWe have seen hard times, but we the Seniors can truthfully say that we have enjoyed the past experiences to the fullest. Now in our parting moments we shall remenroer our past and look forward to a successful future. Historian FRANCES SHELTON PROPHECY ATTENTION! ATTENTION! Calling all Bethany Seniors of 1951! Calling all Bethany Seniors of 1951! Clear the atmosphere! This is Inez Albert star-gazing from her jet-propelled robot plane. My gaze is centered on thirty-two Seniors in the uncertain year of 1961. As I soar from start to star, they each whisper a little star door gossip about you varied and assorted creatures. Crash! Star one whispers the dark secret about Carlene Haynes. She is sweeping the front steps of a neat little bungalow for six called the Jones Nest.” An inflated star heaves a sigh and Buddy Overby becomes King of Warehouseme owning only thirty -six warehouses in Winsto n-Salt Edna Earl Thompson, setty Jean Ross, and Odell Goolsby are having a time thrilling all the men in Ward 10 m the brand new hospital named We Cure or Kill Em erected by their own benevolence. Two rolling stars are shaking like rNud. Inside are Bill Hall and Oscler Goins headed straight for Warner Brothers to replacesBud Abbott and Lou Costello, My plane is beginning to float, all because Frames Shelton is playing Mountain Dew” in the Waldorf Astoria in New York. Lula Mae Moore is taking time off from her job as a bathing suit model for John Powers to take care f Frances ' many requests to play such tunes as Plain ole’ Country Girl.” Jeanette Alcorn, now chief cook and bottle washer is also the Houd mother of twins. Their names are Leroy and Kilroy. A tiny little star is swelling larger and larger. Goodness! Its Pdsey Donathan pounding his chest over his great success as owner of the Do-Nothing” Shop for men. By the way, flirtatious Posey only hires bobby-soxers. No, it can t be — but it is. Ronald Pinnix and his horse Blushv a e galloping over the trail while Ronald is banging on the ole ' banjo — My Darling Jl Love ou So. You see he is now with the Bing Crosby Show. Music! Flash! Spotlight! We see the smiling face of our fr endly little Shirley Bailey as she places her glamorous self on the stage to portray of herself in Bill’s Other Wife. tlat lovable character Bethany is honored to have Donald Norman as its Agriculture teacher. He also gives lessons in Charles Atlas Muscle Toning. Paul Wilson, Dwight Moore, and Ralph Roberts are lovable characters known as: Pop, Crack, and Whoopee running their own Hadacol Rendezvous Dairy in Bethany. For fun and mirth try their own special blend of a Hadacol-Nut sundae. By the way, Carrie Carter landed that Snyder man and they are Texas bound to rake care of their numerous oil wells. Pete ' s Specialty Shop makes jewelry its specialty. In his spare time Pete matches and cheers up all his customers. Hollywood is really glittering these days, why? Ruby Larimore is his secretary. ilinsmr’ is bubbling over! And Here comes the shooting stars; J. D. Hill, Hmiston Pyrtle, and Billy Ross. They now play for the Bethany College We Putina in the Basket” Club. When you are hungry, don ' t star yt yourself. Go to Geneva ' s corner where you can get the best hamburgers in Wentworth. The Kellam-Cox sign wi f the kinky head on top tells us that Allie and Callie Mae are now waving the jprfops of all former classmates. The new airlingz ' Tiostess for American Airlines is none other than Sudie Farrar. She really has th air these days. Milton f lley, Don Juan of the Southland is directing the Ziegfield Follies. Will wonders never cease? No, because here comes a double headed star with Susie Malloy and Ola Belle Carter holding on for dear life. Olla Belle, the prominent editor of the Nav York Times just lets Susie loaf. J. W. Morille is taking over Ellery Queen these spine-chilling nights. Being a jack-of-all- trades, lthe lawyer racket wasn ' t enough for him. Well, dear cl|ssmates, my contraption is losing altitude, 1 have already run through the yreen light, II W. slowed me down on the yellow one. Up in the atmosphere dear to our hearts will the memory be! red me stop- INEZ ALBERT PROPHET FROM THE CLASS OF 1951 We rhe Senior C lass of 195 i being of a sound and sane mind and claiming Bethany High School as our Alma Macer, do bequeath all our privileges and treasured possessions to those who we think will enjoye them most. Therefore, we do make this our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. To Mr. Bourne, our principal, we leave our kindest regards and deep appreciation for his guidance. We leave our deepest love and gratitude to our parents who have loved us, cared for us and guided us in our preparation for our life ' s work. May we live to their greatest hopes and expectations. To Miss Brintle and Miss Fisher, our class sponsors, we leave our many thanks for all they have done for us in making this a happy year. To Miss Vaught we leave a world of love and appreciation for her guidance in our Junior year. To Mr. Griffin we leave our suare roots and protractors— L n it hnp eTThnr others may see the light more cl To Mr. Pope we leave aB the brorken baseball bats in hopes that they will be replaced in the future classes. To Mr. Pratt and Miss BowerNwe leave a sincere thank you” for the best of Home Economic and Agriculture Departments. To Miss Johnson we gladly leave all skeletons and test tubes to haunt other classes. To our Grammar Grade Teachers we leSve a world of gratitude for molding those first years. To the Cafeteria Workers we leave our kind NBioughts and best wishes, for bigger and better hot dogs. To Dill we leave a deep appreciation for his being a jack-cf-all Trades. INDIVIDUALS AMONG US BEQUEST THE FOLLOWING: Edna Earle Thompson and Donald Norman leave their ability’Nc be studious to Daisy Covington and Nick Smothers. Ruby karri more and Buddy Cverby leave their best all around ways to Lois Jane Purgason and Lincoln Griffin. Shirley Bailey and Pete Isley leave their friendly personality lo Lois Brame and Robert Alley. The swell all around popularity of Sudie Farrar and J. D. Hill if left to Barbara Ann Overby and Penn Jones. Lula Mae Moore and Dwight Moore leave their cute ways o Evelyn Dixon and Jimmy Knight. Carrie Carter and Billy Ross leave their ability to put the all in the basket every time to Loraine Price and Milloway Tucker. Edna Earle Thompson and Pete Isley leave their dignity Carl Shelton. Joetta Fobes and Our biggest flirts, Inez Albert and Milton Alley, leave tfeir ability to wave the eve lash and let out a wolf whistle ro Claudia Williams and Ray Isley. Carrie Carter and J. W. Moricle leave their good looks to Carolyn Odell and Kenan Foulks. Lula Mae Moore and Dwight Moore leave their ability to look neat at all times to Faylene Murphy and Lincoln Wall. Carlene Haynes and Paul Wilson leave their ability to appear properly dressed in the latest fashion to Mary Taylor and Edmond Albert. The good sportsmanship that Betty Jean Ross and Houston Pyrtle have is handed down to Nancy Gray Jones and Clyde Hanks. Carlene Haynes and Paul Wilson leave their ability to be happy at all times to Jerlene Joyner and Claude Hudson. Olla Belle Carter and Houston Pyrtle leave their ability to succeed in whatever it may be to Frances Paschal and Donald Haynes. Those great stage and screen stars, Inez Albert and Oscler Goins, leave their ability to act to Bennie Ann Holland and George Yeatts. 4 - Cncip j follrw Tnr-l Bill RJall leave their title of Most Carefree to Ruth Allen and Alton Tr mli mi Frances Shelton and Ronald Pinnix leave their outstanding music ability to Betty Jo Combs and David Knight. Allie Kellam and Donald Norman leave their Originality to Donald Sharpe and Carrie Boyles. y Callie Mae Cox and Ralph Roberts leav rall of their witty ways to Joan Hinson and John Moore. Jeanette Alcorn and Bill Hall le e their ways of looking innocent when caught in mischief to Evelyn Booth and Jronald McCollum. Geneva Carter and Poseur Donthan leave their ability to be quiet to Alice Hanks and Jr. Simpson. yr Odell Goolsby and ®uddy Overby leave their dependability to Carlene Joyner and Howell Gentry, y Last, but by Jar not the least, we leave our underclassmen these few words of advice: y To you {freshmen : There is a lot that lies ahead of you here in Bethany High School. If yoi take advantage of all opportunities offered to you here, everyone will be a success. To you Skphomores: You are now half-way through your high school career More and mora responsibilities will be placed on you in the next two years. Grow so that you will be able to meet the obligation to your school. To you Juiliors : You are ready to fill the vacant place in Bethany that we are leaving. We wisl you luck and happiness. As the tima draws near for us to depart from this beloved institution, let us look back and thrik how we have established ourselves as the best class in the history of Bethany High School. I do affix mAsignature to this our LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT. SUDIE FARRAR Lawyer OUR SHINING STAR In the distance a star is shining; We see our goal, for it is waiting. It is the light at the end of our way; It is our victory, our glorious day. The star awaits witli a challenging call, A call with triumph for us all. A crown of success we would attain If we give our service, we shall reign. To B. H. S. who gave us our start, We hate to say that we must part. We leave our thanks and all our love; May you be blessed from Him above. CLASS POET, JEANETTE ALCORN SUPERLATIVES )yj t SUPERLATIVES ySjz b £2 7 SUPERLATIVES 7 RISING STARS JUNIORS Class Officers President Vice President _____ Secretary and Treasurer _ ==r Reporter ___„. — . Nick Smothers Claudia Williams Daisy Covington Loraine Price JUNIORS RUTH ALLEN ROBERT ALLEY BETTY JO COMBS DAISY COVINGTON LINCOLN GRIFFIN CLYDE HANKS RAY ISLEY PENN JONES LOIS BRAME KENNAN FOULKS CLAUDE HUDSON JIMMY KNIGHT JUNIORS BARBARA OVERBY FRANCES PASCAL LORAINE PRICE CARL SHELTON NICK SMOTHERS ALTON TRANTHAM CLAUDIA WILLIAMS SPARKLERS SOPHOMORES Class Officers George Yeatts Edmond Albert ... Donald Sharpe Jerlene Joyner President Vice President Secretary T reasurer SOPHOMORES First Row: D oiless Jean Albert, Edmond Albert, Magdaline Allison, Carrie Willa Adkins, Evelyn Booth, Dorothy Bradshaw. Second Row: Dot Lee Chambers, Mary Rose Combs, Beulah Cox, Calvin Crews, Evelyn Dixon, Joetta Forbes. Third Row: Elizabeth Foulks, David Friddle, Johnna George, Howell Gentry, Donald Haynes, Joan Hinson. Fourth Row: Carlton Hill, Bennie Anne Holland, Elsie Jones, Nancy Jones, Nancy Grey Jones, Hilda Jones. Fifth Row: Carlene Joyner, Jerlene Joyner, David Knight, Lula Mae Kellam, Ester Lewis, Jane Martin. SOPHOMORES First Row: John Moore, Johnny Middleton, Lois Mullis, Louise McGee, Glen Nelson, Carolyn Odell. Second Row: Laura Paschal, Lois Jane Purgason, Dorothy Roberts, Clyde Simpson, James Simpson, Donald Sharpe. Third Row: Geneva Sipe, Adell Smothers, Mary Hester Taylor, Jack Tucker, Sarah Trantham, Ralph Wall. Fourth Row: Milloway Tucker, Lincoln Wall, Henry Williams, George Yeatts. TWINKLERS FRESHMAN Class Officer .1 Jimmy Taylor Tommy Moore Margaret Inman President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer NINTH GRADE First Row: Patricia Alley, Margaret Bondurant, Margaret Collins, Jack Dixon, Kathrine Henley, Mary Ann Hopkins. Second Row: Martha Jean Hopkins, Mary Jones, Shirley Joyner, George Knight, Betty Moore, Bobby Middleton. Third Row: Margie Mosley, Louise Martin, Louise Moore, Chattie Odell, Shirley Pearman, Stanley Pearman. Fourth Row: Betty Porter, Nancy Pyrtle, Stella Mae Pyrtle, Steve Puckett, Buford Pyrtle, Helen Roberts. Fifth Row: Johnny Ross. Mildred Sands, Kay Frances Strickland, Julia Sharpe, Betty Taylor, Jimmy Taylor. Sixth Row: Henrietta Thompson, Nancy Vernon, Ruby Vernon, Margie Walker. Bi HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT 7 base Star-gazers are looking toward a future home. COOKING CLASS Left to right: Evelyn Dixon, Mary Taylor, Doiless Jean Albert, Lois Purgason. CRAFTS Left to right: Edna Earle Thompson, Inez Albert, Shirley Bailey, Carlene Haynes. Ml COACH POPE Be sure you are right, then go ahead; but when in doubt, win the trick.” Mr. Pope has been our coach for the past two years and has tried very hard to make winning teams out of the few boys and girls at Bethany High School. We wish him the best of luck in future years at Bethany. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL SQUAD Left to Right: Pyrtie, S.; Allen; Jones, M.; Odell, Chattie; Pyrtle, N., Carter; Jones. NL; Price; Odell, Carolyn; Chambers; Allison; Williams. This year the girls ' team was led by Carrie Carter as their captain. Although the victories were not as great as expected, we hope to be more successful in the coming years. Mr. Pope has made the greatest of efforts in trying to make the team have a successful year. The only girl the team will lose because of graduation this year is Carrie Carter. The results of the games ate the following: Bethany 44 .... Stokesdale 29 Bethany 26 Maydan 35 Bethany 20 .... . Stokesdale 19 Bethany 31 . Reidsville 38 Bethany 31 ... Summerfield 24 Bethany 29 Stoneville 28 Bethany 25 .... Pleasant Garden 26 Bethany 20 Madison 40 Bethany 33 ... Elon 39 Bethany 52 ...... Wentworth )5 Bethany 23 ... ... Reidsville 45 Bethany 43 Ruffin TO Bethany 29 .. Mayodan 42 Bethany Stoneville Bethany Bethany 33 .. Monticello 50 Bethany Wentworth 39 Elon 50 Bethany . Madison Bethany 33 .... Monticello 45 Bethany Ruffin GIRL ' S INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL PLAYERS ctitloh ' BOYS ' BASKETBALL SQUAD First Row: Moricle; Pyrtle, H.; Moore, D.; Alley, Bob; Shelton, Carl; Gentry; Haynes, Mgr. Second Row: Pearman, Mgr.; Griffin; Ross; Hill, J. D.; Smothers; Alley, Mickey; Tucker. Third Row: Yeatts, Mgr.; Crews; Moore, J.; Nelson; Hill, C.; Pyrtle, B.; Pucket; Jones; Shelton, Curtis. The boys ' team was led by Dwight Moore and J. D. Hill as co-captains this year. They have learned to co-operate with their team mates, which has been a great accomplishment. Under the guidance of Mr. Pope as their coach, the boys have had a successful year. The following will not be on next year ' s team because of graduation: Houston Pyrtle; Billy Ross; Milton Alley; Dwight Moore; J. D. Hill. The results of the games are; Bethany 73 Stokesdadle 39 Bethany 21 ... Reidsville 6-1 Bethany 38 Stokesdale 23 Bethany 65 Stoneville 5 5 Bethany 48 - Monticello 58 Bethany 47 Madison 62 Bethany 41 Elon 31 Bethany 50 Wentworth 55 Bethany 37 _ _ ... Reidsville 65 Bethany 64 Curry 37 Bethany 31 Mayodan 48 Bethany 65 ... Ruffin C Bethany 65 Monticello 50 Bethany Stoneville Bethany 67 Curry 35 Bethany Wentworth Bethany 40 Elon 39 Bethany Madison Bethany 40 Monticello 45 Bethany Ruffin Bethany 4 7 Mayodan 45 BOY ' S INDIVIDUAL BASKETBALL PLAYERS BASEBALL TEAM Seated : Stanley Pearman, Donald Haynes, Managers. First Row: McCollum, Moseley, Nelson, Knight, Moricle, Ross. Second Ro w: Alley, Bob; Hall; Alley, Mickey; Griffin, Smothers, Wilson, Middleton. Back: Ralph Roberts, Manager. Right Inset Frank McCollum; Left Inset Grady MCcollum. The ' 50 season of baseball was very successful, although few victories were won. The boys learned a lesson of encouragement and sportsmanship through the season, with Mr. Pope as their coach. We are looking forward to the next season with great enthusiasm. We will miss these familiar faces on the baseball diamond next year, because of graduation: Bill Hall Billy Ross, Milton Alley, J. W. Moricle, Paul Wilson. Following are Berhanv 1 the results of the season; Stale esit ale 6 Bethany Bethany 11 Mayodan 9 Bethany 5 . Wentworth 17 3 - Walnut Cove 9 Bethany 1 ... Madison 3 Bethany 2 Wentworth 3 Bethany 7 Walnut Cove 14 Bethany 4 Madison 13 Bethany 9 - Stokesdale 12 Bethany 2 Summerfield 4 Bethany 4 Summerfield 10 Bethany 2 Mayodan 6 Bethany 2 ... Ruffin 3 Bethany 6 ....... Ruffin 2 PHYSICAL EDUCATION GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATION BOYS ELEMENTARY FACULTY ANNIE BROWN ETHALINDA GRIFFIN SARA MacDONALD MRS. WILL CLAYTON V is EDNA GUNN MERRILL NORRIS FRANCES DAVIS t Aw utwrc tivppftt OLA RIERSON BERTIE JOHNSON MRS. JOHNNIE PEARMAN EDITH SMALL WILLIS WAKE (No picture available ) FIRST AND SECOND GRADES First Row: Jerry Dixon, John Wade Fuqua, Ronald Joyce, Thomas Knight, Max McCollum, James Middleton. Norman Stills, Allen Puckett, Dixon Smothers, Michal Norman. Second Row: James Vernon, Jimmy Wall, Michael Wilson, Betty ' Brame, Bonne Covington, Linda Holland, Joyce Middleton, Tommy Payne, Karen Pegram, Howardean Simpson. Third Row: Frances Wagoner, Faith Webb, James Lee Purdy, Linda Bolen, Irene Jones, Christine Lawson, Carl Ford, Clarence Hennis, Ray Hutchins, Roger Lucas. Fourth Row: Fred McGeehee, Bedbord Stevens, James Webster, Benis Williams, Robert Williams, Joseph Watkins, Jreanita Barham, Sue Hudson, Bonnie Moore, Annie Bell Paschal. Fifth Row: Glenn Malloy, Elma McBride, Gloria Pergerson, Carolyn Shelton, Faye Walker, Sylvia Woolen, J. W. Pearman, Wayne Carter, Sammy Bibbee, Irene Mabe. Sixth Row: Sarah Lawson, Tommy Thomas, Corina Shelton, Shirley Stevens. SECOND AND THIRD GRADES First Row: Faye Barham, Evelyn Barham, Wayne Brame, Billy Bradsher, Patsy Carter, Jean • Friddle, Webster Ford, Doris Gunn, Shirley Goolsby, Vernelli Isley. Second Row: Donald Jones, | Frank Knight, Annie Lawson, Floyd Lovelace, Raymond Malloy, Douglas Moore, Mary Lee | Plummer, Clarence Purdy, Sue Puckett, Carlton Roberts. Third Row: Rex Russell, Gail Rierson, j Kilby Sharpe, Donald Stills, Sherrill Shelton, Shirley Walker, Joan Watkins, Claude Allen, i Samuel Carter, Clark Duggins. Fourth Row: Teddy Wayne Forbes, Samuel Fulp, Wayne Goins, Charles Griffin, Wayne Hutchens, Donnie Jones, James Jones, Robert Moore, Ann Albert, Linda Barham. Fifth Row: Ruby Booth, Jean Collins, Carlene Everette, Frances Foulks, Jane Foulks, Karon Foulks, Shirley Gunn, Sandra Harrell, Peggy Lewis, Linda Moore. Sixth Row: Jean Carol Ore, Brenda Payne, Linda Price, Barbara Purgason, Nancy Slaydon, Paul Lucas, Junior Craven, Tommie Hipkins, Wilson Hall. THIRD GRADE First Row: Irma Mae Albert, Glenda Alverson, Wanda Ray Atkins, Clay Barham, Clyde Bradshaw, Joy Covington,. Linda Cpx, Douglas Hall, Wayne Haynes, Linda Harrell. Second Row: Mary Frances Hawkins, Clay Hudson, Barbara Jones, Lillian Jones, Mac Knight, Otelia Linville, Marie Lucas, Dorothy Lovelace. Third Row: Nellie Mabe, Ruth Mabe, Larry Middleton, Clauditte McCollum, William McCollum, Wesley Moricle, Mary Susie Parish, Brenda Patterson, Douglas Ross, Deloris Roberts. Fourth Row: Sandra Ann Simpson, Beverley Stewart, Gene Small, Junior Smith, Sinda Tickle, Gordon Thompson, Mary Frances Vaughn, Jane Vernon, Curtis Walker, Brenda Walker. FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADES First Row: Patsy Albert, Rachel Allen, Jerry Alley, Bobby Allred, J. T. Atkins, Kenneth Baynes, Harry Bibbee, Geraldine Brown, William Cardwell, Jerry Collins. Second Row: Richard Craddack, Doris Crews, Davis Dixon, Ethel Donathan, Richard Duggins, Billy Golden, Billy Hall, John Hennis, William Hopkin, Sammie Jones. Third Row: Shirley Knight, Bill Knight, Nancy Lineberry, Martha Lucas, Donald Mabe, Dorothy Moore, Elwood Ore, Mary Paschal, William Peeden, Robert Pearman. Fourth Row: Dorothy Plummer, Annie Price, Jay Puckett, Frances Purdy, Carol Smith, Ronald Sharpe, Ralph Sharpe, James Southard, Kenneth Tickle, Charles Webster. Fifth Row: Hazel Webster, Barbara Foulks, Ratchel Fugua, Mildred Anne Gammon, Posey Haynes, Donald Hutchins, Marcelle Isley, J. C. Lovelace, Peggy Rierson, Guy Ross. Sixth Row: Faye Small, Ivy Anne Washburn, Lettie Mae White, Carolyn Wright, Carolyn Yeattes, Drew Adkins, Wayne Barham, Wesley Barham, Annie Cardwell, Helen Carter. Seventh Row: Alice Collins, Jene Everette Ray Foulk, Agnes Hawkins, Betty Godlen, Dorris Hinnis, Leroy Isley, Benny Jones, Magdalene Jones, Ferry Joyce. Eighth Row: John Lawson, Mary Lawson, Jacqueline Linville, Elizabeth Lovelace, Jackie Martin, Gloria Sharpe, Melba Shumate. FIFTH GRADE First Row: Bert Bennett, Glenn Cardwell, Tommy Combs, Van Friddle, Leon Gentry, Frank Gillespie. Albert James, Toby Jones, William Knight. Second Row: Arthur Mcbride, Ralph Porter, Charles Rierson, Jerry Snyder, Carl Webster, Barbara Bailey, Sybil Baynes, Brenda Hinson, Jo Ann Hutchins. Third Row: Dorothy lslty, Irvene Jones, Annie May Mabe, Glenda McCollum, Sandra Moore, Barbara Paschal, Lois Pergerson, Arlene Rhodes, Donna Sandhegan. Fourth Row: Daisy Sharpe, Phyllis Simpson, Virginia Ann Simpson, Peggy Walker, Rebecca Walker, Ann Williams, Shirley Joyce, Gladys Hall. Vf m m SIXTH GRADE First Row: Marie Atkins, Hilda Allen, Carol Alley, Ida Bradshaw, Joanne Brame, Noreen Cox, Joyce Everette, Frances Ferris, Gail Hudson, Waydell Hudson. Second Row: Margaret Isley, Barbara Ann Jones, Mary Ann Jones, Lillian Knight, Hilda Malloy, Robinette Martin, Catherine McGee, Ruth Middleton, Barbara Jean Neal, Faye Neal. Third Row: Alice Faye Vaughn, Essie Mae Bibee, Carl Craddock, Joe Crews, Robert Goolsby, William Hutchins, Nelson King, Lawrence McCollum, Numa Lee McGehee, Ben Mullis. Fourth Row: Benny Sharpe, Kermit Thompson, Donald Walker, James Lee Albert, Robert Allen, J. T. Anderson, Charles Bolen, Wade Friddle, C. W. Garrison, Elwood Hutchins. Fifth Row: Martin James, Charles Jones, Wayne Landreth, Billy Middleton, G. W. Moore, Earl Newman, Freddy Small, Wayne Tickle, Billy Walker, Wade Wilson. Sixth Row: Jane Barham, Betty Jean Duggins, Carolyn Garrison, Judy Jones, Ella Sue Lawson, Doriss Lineberry, Rebecca Ore, Rebecca Payne, Linda Purgason, Rachel Ross. Seventh Row: Anamerle Sharpe, Demetra Sharpe, Marilyn Sharpe, Marie Simpson, Shelby Jean Webster, Shirley Slaydon, Bertha Lucas, JoLee Butler, Alton Sharpe, Dorothy Bolen. SEVENTH GRADE First Row: Karl Alley, Aunts Barham, Billy Booker, Betty Bradshaw, Jean Carter, Virginia Cardwell, Horace Combs, Gladys Collins, Carl Wayne Comer, Mary Gray Covington. Second Row : Shirley Covington, Carrie Lea Cox, Clifton Donathan, Barbara Jean Farrar, Jean Foulks, Leonard Foulks, Bobby Fowler, Raymond Fuqua, Carl Garrison, Roger Gentry. Third Row: James Hanks, Jean Hill, Hilda Holland, Martha Hopkins, Mary Hopkins, Sylvia Humphrey, Dorothy Lawson Fourth Row: Jow Henry McBride, Betty Jean Moore, Edna Moore, Monti Jean Moseley, Glenn Payne, Harold Pearman, Wayne Pruitt. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES First Row Elliott Bourne, John Bourne, Dennis Brame, Ralph Carter, Chester Comer, Otis Ford, Earl Goins, Cleo Hall, Lee Kellam, Paul Lewis. Second Row: Le Van McCollum, Clyde McGehee, Bobby Martin, Floyd Martin, Wade Neal, Lois Anderson, Maxine Barham, Vernell Bibee, Mildred Bolen, Bonnie Clark. 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