Bethel Hill High School - Hilltopper Yearbook (Woodsdale, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1964 volume:

LD Fos The 1964 Hilltopper at Dawn Presented by The Senior Class O Bethel Hill High School _ Woodsdale, North Carolina eee Pee sielguiiaemy t me : Bea a Advertising Manager Walter Da Foreword Dawnisan impressive pageant to witness whether it be the early morning light of the sun gradually emerging from the dark night, or the faint glimmer of life. We, the graduating class of nineteen-hundred and sixty-four, stand on the brink of our ejection into life's aurora, in which we shall begin our climb toward understanding. We, the yearbook staff, offer this edition of the HILLTOPPER as a me- morial to our emergence from the day's darkness. Contents | Xo) 36) or rere rome SA AH GE co 4 Faculty... sos 4eie me tale we eae ober sinecne Bei cuie arses mer ay en i Classes... 5 5 2 4c eee es st ote) cite teine ea odour atc nn ina an 11 ACTIVILICS . suey memore ms ¢ eda. le ue le ceed Mee ott once sy steric a an ene 29 Athletics’ ox oc 05. o) co's ce ne ale elon e — sanetts as rales aie tsa 37 Features “. ..s si sls «(stots peut Beleeh stieats oma) ce is arceks ae neomne mean 49 Advertisements (.-. stabs « oneyica cutee ce tn at scar nae 67 Dedication As anexpression of our love for her; because of her patience, her self-sacrifice and hard work, her understanding ways, her kindness to everyone, her cheerful manner and her readiness to help whenever she is needed; it seems only fitting that we, the senior class of Bethel Hill dedicate this, the 1964 Hilltopper, to Miss Jane Chaney. Heedlessly we wandered through the maze of yesterday . . . itate before the open door Now cautiously we hes «© eae iverson sre seca LALLA ALLA PES IEE cious '€ nee em, neha aE To claim the prize we sought . . . And then depart. . Beatrice Wright aang ora, aa Mrs. Sue Jackson Secretary Mr. W. C. Hopkins, Principal Dear Seniors: I trust these twelve years you have spent in the public schools have meant much to you as you have worked and toiled these years to reach this milestone in your life. I congratulate each one of you upon this accomplishment. I believe in the years to come you may understand more fully how important these years have been to you. The knowledge you have gained, the friends you have made, both with books and people, the joys you have shared will long be remembered. As you go into the world very soon to make your own way, may you ever remember that there are two main areas in everyone's life one must reckon with, first, how to make a living, and second, how to live a life. You choose a vocation to make a living. May you always remember as you Strive to make a living you should constantly endeavor to live a good life. Keep these poisons of the soul out of your lifes: Hatred, greed, selfishness, and bigotry, of which our world is so filled today. Now as you leave us, my Sincere good wishes to each of you. Sincerely always your friend, 5 Mr. Hopkins Mrs. W. T, Adcock, Jr. Mrs. E, T. Blalock Meredith College East Carolina College Business English Mr. E. T, Blalock Mrs. W. R. Bradsher East Carol ina College Appalachian State College Physical Education Mathematics Social Studies Mrs. B. R. Carver Miss Myrtle Chambers We (Gia WE ING Ez Appalachian State Coll Home Economics English Miss Jane Chaney Mr. Benjamin Keaton Mr. E. S. Rogers Duke University East Carolina N. C, State College French and History Piano Agriculture Mrs. C. P. Terry Miss Virginia Wellborn Wie Ga We ING Ge Duke University Science English and Civics Oh, those few but precious moments of relaxation! 7 Riou The Freshman Class Officers are: President, Jimmy Rogers; Vice President, J. D. Denny; Secretary and Treasurer, Joyce Smith. Linda Ashby Linda Barts Haywood Bowes Linda Bowes Danny Bray Jimmy Buchanan Bobby Clark Danny Clark Bobby Ray Clayton Elmer Clayton Lora Coleman Wayne Collie Glenn Dickerson J. D. Denny Ida Epps Ira Epps Jimmy Epps Jean Evans Carolyn Gentry Marilyn Gentry Bobby Harris Mike Hawkins Chester Holbrook Diane Jones Marie Lester Clara Long Landy Lowery Barbara Martin Debra Martin Norma Sue Martin Brenda Mooney Elaine Phelps Linda Rice Jimmy Rogers Milton Shepherd Cindy Shull Joyce Smith Barry Solomon Dewey Stewart Jerry Stewart Toby Thompson David Tripp Margie Tuck Arlene Walker Johnnie Walters Graley Whitlow Jerry Zimmerman The Sophomore Class Officers are: President, Ronny Adcock; Vice Presi- dent, Mary Sue Jones; Secretary, Bonnie Gillis; Treasurer, Joan Long. Ronny Adcock Sharon Beaver Dorothy Bowes Jimmy Bowes Katie Carter Malcolm Clack Barbara Clark Garry Lee Clayton Al Coleman Tommy Collie Jerry Davis Julian Epps Robert Flynn Billy Ford Betty Frazier Joseph Gentry Mark Gentry Michael Gentry Bonnie Gillis Randy Gillis Judy Harrison Wayne Hite Eady Humphries Kaye Humphries Janice Hutchins Mary Sue Jones Rodney Jones Phyllis Kowalski Joan Long Clem Lowery Katherine Lowery Ray Marshall Leon Martin Lindsey Martin Phillip Martin Samuel Martin Winnie Martin Franklin Morris Frances Murray Spurgeon Neal Brenda Oakley Donnie Oliver Elizabeth Oliver Gerry Oliver Eddie Paul Jimmie Poole Marjorie Pool Fill Puett Joseph Pulliam Janet Rogers Larry Seate Brenda Self Patricia Slaughter Danny Snead Brenda Stewart Esther Stewart Jerilene Stewart Priscilla Stewart Sherman Stewart Steve Stigall George Stone Franklin Talley Joyce Talley Betty Thomas George Thomas Wayne Tuck Pattie Wilbourne Nancy Wilkerson Rudy Williams Barbara Wilson Patsy Zimmerman Class ‘OD The Junior Class Officers are: President, Simon Bowes; Vice President, Ray Lowery; Secretary, Becky Rogers; Treasurer, Betty Lynn Jones. Ronnie Bowes Simon Bowes Patsy Boyd Archie Carver Hazel Carver Larry Denny Diana Epps Donald Epps Tommy Epps Frank Evans Dianne Gentry Roy Gentry Landis Gregory Brady Holmes Betty Lynn Jones Jane Jones Carolyn Long W. A. Long Jack Lowery Ray Lowery Katie Lee Melton Esther Pool Phillip Puryear Sybil Reagan Gloria Reaves Becky Rogers Roger Saunders Becky Slaughter Malcolm Stewart Brenda Stigall Patsy Stone Jean Talley Bernice Wilson Emory Young Class of ’64 Bailey; Vice-President, Jerry Gentry; Secretary, Brenda Tuck; Senior Class Officers: President, Paul Treasurer, Walter Day. 21 PAUL LAWRENCE BAILEY Class Officer 4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Club Officer 3; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Marshal 1,3; Chief Marshal 3; Bas- ketball 1,2,3,4; Co-captain 4; Foot- ball 1,2,3,4; Valentine 3; 4-H 1; Mon- ogram Club Officer 4. ALGIE RAY CARR FFA 1,2,3,4. LINDA LONG DUNCAN FHA 2; Homecoming attendant 4; Valentine Queen 3. RONALD DENT EPPS 4-H 1,2. WALTER RALEIGH DAY III Class Officer 1,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4; Mar- shal3; Basketball1,2,3,4; Basketball Co-captain 4; Football 2,3,4; Valen- tine 1,3; 4-H 1; Monogram Club 4; Officer 4. EDWARD B, DENNY FFA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff4; Bus Dri- ver 4. JOHN DAYTON EVANS FFA 1,2,3,4. SCOTTY WISE EVANS FHA 1,2; Dramatics 4; Annual Staff 4. JERRY GRAY GENTRY Class Officer 2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Club Officer 4; FFA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Business Manager 4; Bus Driver 4; Marshal 2,3; Homecoming 3,4; Valentine 3; Football manager 2,3; Halloween 3; Monogram Club 4. REUBIN GILLIS, JR. FFA 4; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3; Basketball 1,4; Baseball 1; Foot- ball 2,3; Monogram Club 4. JACKIE RAY HARRIS FFA 1.2.3.4; FFA Officer 4; Foot- ey Deen, ball 4. MARY FRANCES HARRIS Student Council 4; FHA 1,2; FHA Officer 2. LINDA DARNELL HITE FHA 1,2; Bus Driver 3,4; Piano 1. WILLIAM EARL JOHNSON, JR. Glee Club 1,2,3; FFA 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 1,2; Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Dramatics 4. ALLEN WAYNE LONG Class Officer 1; Student Council 1; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Bus Driver 2,3,4; Football1,2,3,4; Hallo- ween 1,4. GLADYS VIRGINIA LONG FHA 1,2. FRANCIS EDWARD KOWALSKI Annual Staff 4; Homecoming 3,4; Dra- matics Club 4. WILMA FAY LIPSCOMB FHA 1,2; Glee Club 1; Annual Staff 4; Cheerleader 3; 4-H 1; Dramatics 4, ELVERA DEAN LOWERY Glee Club 3,4; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3,4. ROGER DELTON MARTIN FFA 4; Bus Driver 4; 4-H 1,2. cece SANDRA LEIGH MARTIN Glee Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Library Assistant 1,2; 4-H 1,2. THOMAS CECIL MELTON Student Councill; FFA 1,2,3,4, Offi- cer 4; Baseball 1. JOHN HAMLETT MERRITT UI Class Officer 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; Beta Club Officer 4; Student Council 4; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 4; Mar- shal 1,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Co- captain 4; Football 1,2,3,4, Co-cap- tain 4; Valentine 3; 4-H 1,2; Mono- gram Club 4, Officer 4. BARBARA ELLEN MONTAGUE Class Officer 3; Student Council 3; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; FHA 1,2, Officer 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Homecoming 4; Cheerleader 1,2,3; Monogram Club 4; Dramatics 4. } } — SARAH ELIZABETH MOONEY Class Officer 2; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Halloween 3; Homecoming 2; Dramatics 4. DIANNE REMELL OAKLEY Student Council3,4; Glee Club2; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Home- coming 4; Cheerleader 4; 4-H 1. HUBERT BEAM RICE FFA 1,2,3,4. LILA HESTER SHEPHERD Glee Club 1,2; FHA 1,2; Library Assistant 1,2; 4-H 1,2. PEGGY JONES POWELL FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Halloween 1,2; Valentine 3; Dramatics 4. SHIRLEY MAE PULLIUM FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 4, MELBA LOU MARGIE SHULL FFA 1,2. MARY EUGENIA SIMCOX Transfer from Johnson County High, Tennessee, 4; Glee Club 1,2,3; FHA 1,2; Officer 2; Homecoming 1; 4-H 1,2,3; Bible Club Administer of Music 1,2,3; Tab Book Club 1,2,3; Math Club 1,2; Travel Club2; FTA 3; Miss Junior, 1962; Dramatics 4. GEORGE STEPHENS SLOCUM Transfer from Hopewell High, Vir- ginia; Class Officer 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff, Co-editor 4; Homecoming 4; Head Cheerleader 3,4; Monogram Club 4. JAMES LLOYD THOMAS Class Officer 2; FFA 1,2,3,4; FFA Officer 4; Bus Driver 3; Marshal 3; Football 1,2,3,4; Halloween 2. BRENDA GALE TUCK Class Officer 2,4; Student Council 2,3; Officer 3; Glee Club 3,4; FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Halloween 4; Valentine 1. LIZZIE JANE WILBOURNE FHA 1,2; Bus Driver 4; Bethel Hill News Reporter for the COURIER TIMES, CAROLYN ELIZABETH WILSON FHA 1,2; Cheerleader 3; 4-H 1; Dra- matics 4. MARION AUGUSTA WILSON FHA 1,2; Annual Staff 4; Basketball 1,3. IRA JAMES YOUNG FFA 1,2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Bus Driver 3; Baseball 1,4; Homecoming 2. MARTY MARION WOODY Basketball 3,4; Homecoming 4. EDITH LAVERNE YARBROUGH FHA 1,2; Library Assistant 2; Home- coming Queen 4; Dramatics 4. les [ $f BS ake eee BH © peed 8 WIS CO-EDITOR CO-EDITOR ADVISOR Barbara Montague George Slocum Miss Jane Chaney Hilltopper Staff DONT neo Pr � TWAT 16 A G05 WHITH 18 OF WITH EXPE 40 Closed @ STANDING left to right: Miss Jane Chaney, Advisor; Becky Rogers, Roger Saunders, Jackie Merritt, Walter Day, Paul Pailey, Marion Wilson, Dean Lowery, Jerry Gentry, Wilma Lipscomb, Brenda Tuck. SEATED left to right: George Slocum, Barbara Montague, Sandra Martin, Scotty Evans. 30 LEFT TO RIGHT: Dianne Oakley, Walter Day, Francis Kowalski, Shirley Pulliam, Reubin Gillis, Sarah Mooney, Peggy Powell, Eddie Denny, Cecil Melton, Billy Johnson. Advertising Committee 31 Beta Club LEFT TO RIGHT: Betty Lynn Jones, Becky Rogers, Jerry Gentry, Walter Day, Jackie Merritt, Paul Bailey, Jack Lowery, Esther Pool, Ray Lowery, Roger Saunders, Simon Bowes. Monogram Club Left to right: FIRST ROW: Barbara Montague, Dianne Oakley, Marjorie Pool, Esther Pool, Janet Rogers, and Mr. Blalock, Advisor. SECOND ROW: Pat Slaughter, Donnie Oliver, Jack Lowery, Sandra Day, Spurgeon Neal. THIRD ROW: Reubin Gillis, Ricky Gentry, Brady Holmes, Billy Johnson, Tommy Collie. FOURTH ROW: Walter Day, George Slocum, Frankie Morris, Ray Lowery, Jackie Merritt, Jimmy Bowes, Paul Bailey, Clem Lowery, and Jerry Gentry. cic a i i 1 SOS 8 Si Si ee Kee Sea baked. BS a: Bus Drivers LEFT TO RIGHT: Roger Martin, George Stone, Jerry Gentry, Ervin Stewart, Phillip Puryear, Dean Lowery, Allen Long, Eddie Denny, Linda Hite, Dianne Oakley, Lizzie Wilbourne, TOP, LEFT TO RIGHT: Walter Day, Jackie Merritt, Dramatic Class LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Simcox, Carolyn Wilson, Wilma Lipscomb, Scotty Evans, Laverne Yarborough, Dean Lowery, Brenda Tuck, Marion Wilson, Peggy Powell, Linda Duncan, Shirley Pulliam, Francis Kowalski, Billy Johnson, Barbara Montague, Sarah Mooney. Marshals LEFT TO RIGHT: Mary Sue Jones, Marjorie Pool, Becky Rogers, Roger Saunders, Jerry Gentry, Walter Day, Lloyd Thomas, Jackie Merritt, Paul Bailey. Student Council LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Adcock, Dianne Oakley, Glenn Dickerson, Jean Evans, Jimmy Rogers, Jean Long, Joseph Gentry, Sybil Reagan, Simon Bowes, Mary Frances Harris, Archie Carver, Ronnie Adcock, Paul Bailey, Jackie Merritt, President. Lunchroom Workers LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Evans, Mrs. Dunevant, Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Jones, Mrs. Bailey, Mrs. Walker. Custodian James Carrington 36 ] f a eT FIRST ROW left to right: Mike Hawkins, Wayne Collie, Spurgeon Neal, Steve Stigall, Jimmy Bowes, Wayne Tuck, SECOND ROW: Jackie ‘Ray Harris, Jackie Merritt, Walter Day, Paul Bailey, Brady Holmes, Ray Lowery, J. W. Harris, Lloyd Thomas Allen Long THIRD ROW: Coach Earl T, Blalock, Lloyd Thomas, Allen Long, Clem Lowery, Billy Ford, Donnie Oliver, Tommy | Collie, Frank Evans, Manager. : Regardless of the final statistics, our football squad, inexperienced but fast, im- proved greatly. We had the fastest backfield in the con- ference. Ourteam scored more points on the Merritt Field than opposing scores combined. With determin- ation, initiative andhard work shown by the coachand squad, spectators were given much exciting and suspensful en- tertainment. Coach Earl Blalock discusses game strategy with co-captains, Jackie Merritt and Paul Bailey. 40 Speedy halfback Brady Holmes makes the key run that sets up Bethel Hill's lone touchdown in the 7-6 loss to Cobb. Pete Thomas zeros in on two would-be Cobb tacklers, to spring fullback Ray Lowery for extra yardage. Sandra Day Dianne Jones Marilyn Gentry Cheerleaders Sey ae George Slocum oe Betty Lynn Jones The midget team is the training grounds for good sportsmanship and team work. In the pastfew years they have become an impor- tant part of our school and civic programs. FIRST ROW left to right: Sharon Beaver, Priscilla Stewart, Jean Evans. SECOND ROW: Esther Pool, Dianne Oakley, Margie Pool, Pat Slaughter. THIRD ROW: Becky Rogers, Carolyn Gentry, Janet Rogers. FOURTH ROW: Coach Earl Blalock, Arlene Walker, Joyce Smith. B.H.H.S. Basketball 44 1963-64 Schedule December 3 December 10 December 13 December 17 December 20 January 3 January 14 January Le January 21 January 24 January 31 February 4 February 7 February 11 February 14 Helena Prospect Hill Cobb Prospect Hill Helena Cobb Prospect Hill Yanceyville Helena Cobb Prospect Hill Yanceyville Helena Cobb | Yanceyville © Dianne Oakley Captain FIRST ROW left to right: Reubin Gillis, Elmer Clayton, Frankie Morris, Brady Holmes, Marty Woody, Frank Evans. SECOND ROW left to right: Walter Day, Paul Bailey, Ricky Gentry, Jackie Merritt. Jackie Merritt Co-captain Walter Day Co-captain Paul Bailey Co-captain Marty Woody a Reubin Gillis FIRST ROW left to right: Wayne Hite, Edward Carver, Jack Lowery, Clem Lowery, Simon Bowes, R. O. Slaughter, Tommy Epps, Al Coleman. SECOND ROW: Ray Lowery, David Ogle, Steve Stigall, Tommy Collie, Jimmy Bowes, Frankie Morris, Brady Holmes, Leon Martin, Jimmy Poole. °63 Baseball Team a 4 oO os tke n a To o o S oo ° a Lloyd Thomas Peggy Powell - Most Attractive Most Talented a g 5 Co 3 S n ® ap q 3 ® o Barbara Montague - ” oo. , Lhree Blind mice . Three Blind mice f q ; TJ don't see why I have to wash the dishes. I haven't done anything. Carolyn Wilson - Jackie Ray Harris Most Non-Chalant Most Athletic Dianne Oakley - Walter Day What time is basket- ball practice ? ' Best All Round Dean Lowery - Jackie Merritt Jackie, slide over. Most Dependable Brenda Tuck - Francis Kowalski “Hurry, we have an appointment. a 6 3 See d st ae i P, rise Are you going to give me that penny ? J think it is pine.” Laverne Yarbrough - Paul Bailey Most Intellectual Most Likely to Succeed Dianne Oakley - Jackie Merritt ser sanciegel th tate While strolling through the park one day... Laverne Yarbrough - Allen Long Wittiest Best Personality Linda Duncan - Ira Young Do you really believe in Santa Claus? 54 Dear, I'm going hunting now. = S Carolyn Wilson - Ira Young Best Dressed Most School-Spirited Diane Oakley - Walter Day , , and we'll put the gym over there. Mrs. Linda Duncan Miss Barbara Montague Miss Dianne Oakley Homecoming Queen Miss Laverne Yarbrough Homecoming The 1963 Homecoming was the climax for the fall season of events. The Beta Club went all out in the detailed planning of the half time ceremonies which included the coronation of this year's queen, Miss Laverne Yarbrough. Miss Sandra Knott, the out-going queen of 1962, crowned her successor and acknow- ledged Mrs. Linda Duncan as Maid of Honor. After the game the festivities adjourned to the gymnasium where Queen Laverne reigned majestically over the fun and merrymaking that followed. The student body enjoyed the oppor- tunity to dance and to fraternize with their friends and class- mates. 56 Junior Representative Miss Esther Pool Freshman Representative Miss Dianne Jones Junior Representative Miss Becky Rogers Sophomore Representative Miss Joan Long 57 MISS WAT YA RBROV This moment will become a cherished memory in the years to come. With the placing of the crown she is no longer a representative of the class of '64, but, her dream come true, the reigning queen of the Homecoming court. Mrs. Linda Duncan Valentine Queen Hazel Carver, Richard Dickerson, Marie Yarborough, Jones, Linda Duncan, Paul Bailey, Betty Davis, Bill Joe Fuller, LEFT TO RIGHT: Archie Carver, Jackie Merritt, Freddie Woody, Nicky Shotwell, Peggy Peggy Powell, Jerry Gentry, Rowan Melton, Walter Day, Joan Long, Mark Gentry. | e 2 e. t : : - a Junior-Senior goes South of the Border .. . for anadventurous evening filled with much entertainment andcolor. The evening commenced with an appetizing Mexican style meal which preceded a quite amusing, as well as interesting, program in honor of the seniors and seniorettas. Since no evening is complete without dancing, everyone proceeded to the gymnasium for hours of dancing and tasty refreshments. As the last hour rolled around, it brought the close to a night long remembered. Couples left one by one; filled with good food, exhausted but happy and content! Glimpses of the Past Year There was an added treat during the B.H.H.S. football season this year. On the Thursday before the Helena game the student body gathered to watch the ''Hornets ’ burn in effigy and to cheer the Hilltoppers on to victory. : S- pee ROSE pes: eaee Bees SRE wee ORS gone Pees aeen Bee m iseie wee igeie ieae The first day of a new school year had ended. It marked the beginning of four exciting years for many, and the last for some. Beverly Phillips and Chris Mooney, the senior class mascots, led the half time parade of the Homecoming Court. They were just as proud of their pony cart as the girls were of their convertibles. The pony, how- ever, was a little leary of the whole affair. Lizzie Wilborne has done an out- standing jobasthis year's school re- porter. She has diligently collected and organized the BHHS news for the Bethel Hill section of the COURIER TIMES. Our hats are off to Lizzie for the outstanding job she has been doing. The Halloween Carnival was a suc- cessagainthis year. Allen Long and Brenda Oakley were chosen king and queen of the Halloween Carnival. About 6,000 penny votes were cast for these two. The annual week of the F.H.A, in- itiation brought unusual looking girls roaming around the school. One day the candidates wore their skirts and blouses wrong-side-out, and another day only half of their face was made- up. Friday afternoon they donned boy's pants, pajama tops, a high heel and a bed room slipper, to push an oniondown the gym floor. The girls whole-heartedly agree it was worth it to become a F.H.A.'er. The feeling of peace on earth good will toward men ran high through- out the school as the rooms and bulletin boards took on the cheery appearance of Christmas. There were many tense moments as the students anxiously awaited the holi- days. BCE coronene DE: During December, the seniors stayed in the library every spare moment preparing research papers for Miss Chambers. Topics ranged from Im- pressionism to civil rights, to rac- coons. The probing revealed many things, such as our teacher's nick name, ''Punk'’, With apprehensive assurance, we presented our master- pieces, knowing all would receive A's. All good things must come to an end'', sobackto circles and squares. The house lights were down, and the curtain was going up on the biggest farce of the Queen of Hearts dance in the history of the school. On the way to the dance Francis Kowalski climbeda telephone pole withhis car, and knocked out all the power in Beth- el Hill. Noone was seriously hurt, but the dance was in chaos. The Queen's court processed to flash lights as Mr. Bradsher conducted the intro- ductions over a megaphone. Cupid's aim was a little off that night, but Francis zeroed in on target perfectly. With Midterm exams near, groups gather for Rookgames, coffee, cookies, potatoe chips and perhaps a little study. The night the juniors decorated for the Junior-Senior will not be soon forgotten. Everyone turned out to cover the gym with crepe paper, and to help raise the old hacienda at one end of the building. The last person left at 1:30a.m. after assembling the balcony and checking out the lights. The class was a little groggy the next day, and they still had a day's work of last minute touches to complete. Every year the senior class publishes a graduation edition of the TOPPER- ETTE. The typewriting room is in shambles for a week as the sixth periodtyping class cuts stencils and pops in during their study hall to finish their section on time. i On days like this most of the students regret that they did not take econo- MICSes We are the seeds of the tenacious plant, and it is in our ripeness and our fullness of heart that we are given to the wind and are scattered DY, eee Kahlil Gibran La — me pps peyegtiy $2 gh oe fe A Emomerob1 ees Ways a) j Yeo mere ppv ve A VET f° 2P7E8 V4 eae ie DEB es BW? I 0 ae ay ow Pg, 0 mg heeeze gga chor bynory ees: Lae Pogo eal Sep eooy oe Hee Gee Cy ro8 III? 70) Tee penal Ces cree eh as (eas roe) Ap Coe 1 Ys ae Roe g aes coe YP PO sie ig a Oe _ ADAIR’S Ce ——t ROXBORO VENETIAN Blind Laundry 529 N. Main Street TALBERT TALBERT Lumber Co. Roxboro, N. 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WHITFIELD DAVIS GARAGE Automobile Repairing Phone 6753 Roxboro Member of Federal De- posit Insur- ance Corpo- ration THE PEO ¥ e se Be EY Serving our area since 1891 Home-owned Home-controlled Roxboro, North Carolina Compliments of ROXBORO COTTON MILLS LONGHURST COTTON MILLS Roxboro, North Carolina COLLINS-AIKMAN Ca-Vel, North Carolina America's Largest Weavers of Fine Upholstery Fabrics DICKERSON RADIO TV SERVICE 1217 North Main Phone Night 6607 Day 8-5262 ALVIN DICKERSON HERFF JONES COMPANY Indianapolis, Indiana Manufacturing Jewelers and Stationers ALLEN BARBEE District Representative Spring Hope, North Carolina ae ig tastes gical! Country Fresh Dairy Products Roxboro LONG MEADOW FARMS ROXBORO LUMBER CO. Phone 8-2202 Roxboro, North Carolina BLALOCK’S DEPARTMENT STORE 114 Court Street Popular Priced Merchandise For Entire Family ; bd . a % His Boss North Carolina All the Latest Hits MUSIC BAR SS LP's and Record Accessories Phone 8-1643 N. Main Street P. O. Box 365 Roxboro, N. C. J. Gilbert Wrenn ROXBORO PEPSI-COLA Pumps, Plumbing Fixtures, OF Gutters, Forced Warm Air ROXBORO, N. C. Air Conditioning Phone 8-1333 100 Madison Blvd. Roxboro, N.C; AL’S TASTEE FREEZ 1 Store NO. 1 Dd NO. 2 2 Store 1214 N. MAIN ceinuniens Aaa = ee =. HWY 49 WEST He loves me, he er 5 = cee not iBYnnss as} Sandwiches = 2 SS Cones ALL KINDS SES PLATES Sundaes FRENCH Banana Splits FRIES Where School Kids Meet Yog Eat! Albert Day Owner Compliments of MINOR OIL COMPANY, INC. Marketers' for Sinclair Refining Company Phone: 8-3978; 8-1173; 2129 B J MOTORS, INC. R. D. Bumpass Ss. Arch Jones Phone 6711 Roxboro, N. C. OXFORD EQUIPMENT COMPANY, INC. Lint LESOlRGOs ING: W. O. Humphries, Distributor Allis-Chalmers New-Holland New-Idea Shell and Firestone Products : on Phone 5035 What is that‘ 519 North Main Roxboro, N. C.. Roxboro, N. C. WOODY'’S SUPPLY CENTER al ROS es Sporting Goods s ae Magisone yc: Smile! You're on Candid Camera! KIRBY-LONG RULANE GAS APPLIANCE CO. BROOKS FLORIST 314 Chub Lake Street Corner Reames Ave. Madison Blvd. Phone 8-4103 Phone 3401 or 6031 SNIPES BROS, OIL CO., INC. GREEN'S JEWELRY Your Texaco Distributor Your Favorite Jeweler Roxboro, N. C. Roxboro, N. C. Compliments of BRUCE'S GARY LUMBER CO. Variety Merchandise 5¢ to $1.00 Roxboro, N. C. Roxboro, N. C. THE BOOTERY The Home of Better Values Names You Know -- Shoes You Love LEGGETT'S Roxboro, N. C. Roxboro, N. C. FIRESTONE HOME AUTO Darcy Bradsher Bud Thomas Tom Porterfield As we travel down the paths of life, we often stop to shoot the ula Fi restone TAR HEEL CHEVROLET CO., INC. Chevrolet ae Oldsmobile Sales-Service aa — Phone 5692 Roxhoro, N. C. CROWN ALUMINUM INDUSTRIES CORPORATION Manufacturers of Enameled Aluminum Clapboard Post Office Box 517 Roxboro, North Carolina Oh, no, I forgot to milk the cows before I left home! ELAM’S PHOTO STUDIO Portrait and Commercial Day Night Phone 5642 Phone 4424 104 1 2 N. 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