Bonlee High School - Treasured Leaves Yearbook (Bonlee, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 62 of the 1950 volume:

ips - vie he Sy atin ‘ are ane } Be : cataer Aasiibe ia esis = Printed and Bound in The U.S, A. by ScHCOL PRINTING SERVICE CHARLOTTE, N. C. Seniors all LEAVES —EDITED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 DEDICATION In sincere appreciation for his loyal friend- ship, his constant interest in us, and his kindness to us, we, the class of ’50, dedicate our Treasured Leaves to Mr. Charles C., Lindley, principal and teacher, in the hope that he will always remem- ber us as his friends, as we shall always remem- ber him as ours. aa’ : ¥ 5 LER SR H SCHOOL pase gt fe (ARERR + ae Bas zinaiae BONLEE HIG SMe ee ps ee = : z : : oe SCHOOL AUDITORIUM FACULTY say salalnas oY First row, left to right: Mr. C. C Lindley, Principal; Mrs. A. F. Andrews, Mr. W. D. Wilson, Miss Margie Stoltz, Mrs. Lee Emerson. Second row: Mrs. Beatrice Henderson, Mr. George Shumar, Mrs. W. G. Brooks, Mrs. Austin Isley, Mrs. Timothy Nance. Third row: Mrs. Shuby Maness Mrs. C. C. Lindley, Mrs. B. F. Moffitt, Mrs. Williard Clark, Mrs. C, J. Hackney. Bottom: Mrs. Ben Clapp, P.T.A. President; Mrs. Augusta Porter. Betty Sue Brafforg Watsen nw ie MASCOTS SHIRLEY WILSON JOSEPH SCOTT CLASS POEM ’Tis the night of commencement and all through the halls Of Old Bonlee High not a footstep falls. But wait! I hear voices! Soft and yet clear! And as I listen, more loudly I hear— Like a song in the air, I hear an echo— The voices of students who come and go. But where do they come from—these voices so small? Suddenly I realize they come from the wall! They tell how we entered, so young and full of fears, Not knowing that we would gain, with the passing of years, A knowledge of things which baffled us then-—— Ranging from Spanish to basketball to men. How happy we were, in our innocent youth, As we struggled so bravely in our search for the truth! Our teachers were patient; they handled us with care— Do you wonder why they all have gray hair? We climbed slowly, upward, ever looking ahead To our Senior year—-where we were really fed— To our longed-for privileges, and the Senior play, And finally best of all_-Graduation Day! The voices are fading—-no longer I hear The echoes of days to our hearts so dear. And now, dear High School, we bid adieu: © We love, we cherish, we honor you! ——-Thelma Binkley t CLASS FLOWER Pink Carnation REDO NTN UO a President Clanton Hindley en Ae Vice-President Ada Mae Watson ‘by Secretary Myrna Lou Moffitt ......... AVALON a wow. Treasurer CLASS MOTTO “Mighty oaks from little acorns grow” CLASS COLORS Pink and Green SENIORS GLENN ANDREW “He’s really not a flirt, just attracted when he sees a skirt.”’ Bus Driver 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Gazette Staff 4; Volley Bali 3. THELMA BINKLEY “A little fun to match the sorrow of each day, is worthwhile in every way.’ Softball 1, 2, 3; Gazette Staff 4 Annual Staff 4; Volley Ball 3, 4 Play Cast 3, 4. ° bd ° ” BETTY SUE BRAFFORD “With hee rare and charming personality, she’s capable of creating any veality.”’ Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Marshall 3; Gazette Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Play Cast 2, 3, 4; Softball 3; Vol- ley Ball 3. REX DOWD “Life is but a picture so paint it well.’’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2. 3, 4; Class Officer 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Randal Staff 4; Ciomete Staff 4; Marshall 3; Bus Driver 4. JOSEPH DUNN ‘ He’s cute as can be, just look and see!” Marshall 3; Bus Driver 4; Annual Staff 4; Gazette Staff 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Baseball 3, 4; Cheerleader 3; Basketball 1. SENIORS BILLIE EMERSON “There’s really a change here as you can see, he’s not the fellow that he used to be.’’ Annual Staff 4; Gazette Staff 4; Bus Driver 4; Class Officer 2, 3; Play Cast 3, 4. JEAN CAROLE JOYCE “She’s always happy, carefree, and gay, and ready to have fun in any way.” Gazette Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Softball 3; Volley Ball 2; Play Cast 3, 4; Recitation Winner 2; Office Worker 4. MYRNA LOU MOFFITT “IT have seen yesterday, I love today, and I arn waiting for tomorrow.’’ Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1, 2, 3; Cheerleader 1; Health Essay Win- ner 1; Class Officer 2, 4; Gazette Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class His- torian 4; Lunchroom Worker 1; Play Cast 3, 4; Student Pianist 3, 4; Girl’s State 3. CLINTON LINDLEY “In school there were many things for him to do. Yet, he had a good time and was a good student too.” Declamation Winner 1, 2, 3; County Health Essay Winner 1; Basketball 2, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3, 4; Marshal 3; aH Club Officer 2: Class Officer 4; Annual Editor 4; Gazette Staff 4; Office Worker 4: Play Cast 3, 4. COLEENE PHILLIPS “Every girl has her fault, and honesty ts hers.’ Lunchroom Worker 1; Softball 2, 3; Gazette Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Play Cast 2, 3, 4. SENIORS LEWIS PHILLIPS “He never does today what he can put off ’till tomorrow.” Bus Driver 3, 4; Annual Staff 4; Gazette Staff 4. ADA MAE WATSON “Dark-haired, peppy, always gay, a leading lady in school and play.’ Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleader 1, 3; Class Officer 3, 4; Play Cast 3, 4; Gazette Staff 4; Annual Staff 4; Class Piophet 4; Office Worker 4, FAYE and MAYE WILLETT “To be alike in every way, is the way we want to stay.’ Marshal 3; Amnual Staff 4; Office Worker 4; Softball 1, 2; Play Cast 2, 3, 4; Volley Ball 3; Gazette Edi- tor and Alumni Reporter 4. LOUISE WHITE “The heaven such grace did lend her, that she might admired be.’’ , Annual Staff 4; Gazette Staff 4; Volley Ball 3; Lunchroom Worker 1; Office Worker 4. CLASS HISTORY As we, the Seniors of 1950, complete with caps and gowns, march down the aisle for the last-- time as students of Bonlee Hi, it is altogether fitting and proper t hat we should stop and relive our high school ex- periences, In 1946, thirty-two timid Freshmen. quietly took their places among the upperclassmen. We elected Edwin Lee Thompson as president, and Betty Sue Brafford as secretary, to lead us through the year. In our Sophomore year, we no longer were shy and bashful. The girls made very efficient waitresses for the Junior-Senior Banquet. We elected the following officers: president, Betty Sue Brafford; secretary, Myrna Lou Moffitt, and treasurer, Billie Emerson. With the Junior-Senior Banquet on our calendar as Juniors we had to call on our powers as moneymakers. Billie Emerson, our class presi- dent, proved master of the situation and we ended the year with some money to spare. The cafeteria was transformed into “An Old Fashioned Garden” on the night of May 6th, when we entertained the Seniors with a banquet. We proved that we could be actors and actresses as well as moneymakers with the presentation of “Papa Says No!”’ which was a howling success. At the beginning of our Senior year, we realized that the title “Sen- iors’? not only meant ‘‘the highest” but it also meant added responsi bili- ties. Among other things we found ourselves with the annual and school paper to edit. Then there was the Senior play. Much to be enjoyed was the planning and realization, in the spring, of the trip to Washington and other places. Of course, the highlight of our four years was gradua- tion with all of its pomp, excitement, and thrills. Above all of the serious things, we shall always remember the good times we had on trips, at patties, and get-togethers. Class Historian Myrna Lou Moffitt CLASS PROPHECY Good evening, ladies and gentlemen: This is station BEBOPS, located on the beautiful Woodland Drive near the exclusive residential section of Nolwood in Bonlee, North Carolina. Tonight we bring you news of those fifteen memorable seniors who graduated just ten years ago tonight from the fine high school located here. The high school from which they graduated was the first one located here, and even though the town has grown and the number of schools has moved to four, never has a class graduating from any of them been known to achieve such great feats. Each has made his mark in the world and may be said to be outstanding in his own field. But——on with the news— Clinton Lindley has followed in his father’s footsteps and is now the principal of Bon- lee High School. He has just added a new subject to his high school courses called ‘‘Prob- lems of Matrimony,” which is being very efficiently taught by Miss Myrna Lou Moffitt. Rex Dowd is the athletic director in the new high school gymnasium which has recently been named the ““Mid-Century” in memory of the class of 1950. Billie Emerson is now widely known for the great job he did as heady of the Wobbly Construction Company which was in charge of the building program. Faye and Maye Willett have just been been unanimously voted as the “Toni Twins of the Year.” For winning this great title, each twin received a Tony Refill Kit free of charge. The “Phillips. % Andrew Garage’ located in the heart of the busines section of Bonlee, ‘is doing a great business under the management of Lewis Phillips and Glenn Andrew. Their famous motto, “Beauty Before Age’’ (cars, that is) has helped their thriving business. Jean Carol Joyce has just won her third divorce case and is now looking for her fourth ‘victim. Her private lawyer, Joseph Dunn, is recovering from a nervous breakdown be- cause of too much excitement and overwork. Coleene Phillips and Betty Sue Brafford now own an ice cream bar in North Bonlee called the “Polar Bar.’’ Miss Phillips and Miss Brafford express their gratitude to Bonlee School for training them in their senior year for this work. Louise White is now on a tour of the world with her husband, who recently inherited some money from his rich uncle. On their return they will be at home in their log cabin located near Gaines’ Grove. Thelma Binkley is now a settled housewife and mother. She can be seen leaving her mansion in Goldston nearly every afternoon, taking her two children for their daily joy ride in her mew Mercury. Ada Mae Watson has just returned from the ‘Old Maid’s Convention’? which is held annually at Rabbit’s Crossroads. Miss Watson was highly honored this year at the con- vention by winning the title of the “Typical Old Maid.’ She wishes to notify everyone that ¢he will not be available to make public appearances as she will be ‘‘dated’’ up far the coming week while getting prepared for the National honor. That’s all the news for toright. This is your announcer, I, M. Annoying, predicting even greater things for these fifteen in the future and wishing all of you a goodnight. Pro phetess Ada Mae Watson LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We the Senior Class of 750 being of sound body and sane mind do hereby publish our last will and testament to the following groups and people: To the Juniors we bequeath the Newspaper and Annual and all school activities. To the Sophomores we leave our dignity and good manners. To the Freshmen we will our ability to graduate from Bonlee Hi. To Mr. Lindley we will complete trust and confidence that we were the best Senior English Class he ever had. To Mrs. Andrews we will our love and appreciation for all she has done for us. i To Mr. Wilson we will our great store of Spanish Knowledge. To Mrs. Emerson we leave our quiet manners. To Miss Stoltz we leave our ability to publish a good newspaper. To all our former teachers who have taught us through these years we give our thanks for helping us reach this goal. To Harrison, “Our Faithful Janitor,’’ we leave a vacuum cleaner and and automatic duster co make his work lighter. I, Glenn Andrew, will to Wilbur Rives my good sportsmanship bot , Billy Emerson, leave to Gerald Phillips my red curls. I, Rex Dowd, will my popularity to Ted Moore. denon , Joseph Dunn, leave my good looks to Colon White. I, Clinton Lindley, will my position as Editor of the Annual to David Sams. I, Lewis Phillips, leave my pretty blue eyes to Welford Harris. I, Thelma Binkley, will to Elsie Mae Beal my great knowledge of Spanish. I, Betty Sue Brafford, leave my sparkling personality to Marie Teague. I, Jean Carole Joyce, will my height to Willia Caviness, I, Ada Mae Watson, leave to my sister, Betty, my wit and ability to tell jokes and amuse the rising Senior Class. I, Louise White, will to Louise Calicutt my cute ways. I, Coleene Phillps, leave to Berta Lou Phillips my ability to get ads. We, Maye and Faye Willett, leave our ability to hold a boy friend to Joyce Burns and Louise Phillips. I, Myrna Lou Moffitt, leave my fat figure to Joan Andrews. Testator: Betty Sue Brafford Witnesses: Mrs. Lee Emerson, W. D. Wilson SENIOR SUPERLATIVES JEAN CAROL JOYCE CLINTON LINDLEY LOUISE WHITE Best All-Around Best All-Around Cutest Most Popular Most Attractive MAYE WILLETT FAYE WILLETT Neatest Neatest Most Studious i COLEENE PHILLIPS GLENN ANDREW Most Dependable Most Friendly BETTY SUE BRAFFORD Best Personality Best Sport SENIOR SUPERLATIVES REX DOWD ADA MAE WATSON LEWIS PHILLIPS Most Popular Most Friendly W tttiest Most Athletic Most Athletic Wittiest BILLIE EMERSON Most Dependable H Neatest Most Likely To Succeed Most Studtous Mii i} { } DUNN MYRNA LOU MOFFITT THELMA BINKLEY JOSEPH Best Personality Most Likely To Succeed Best Sport Cute it Most Attractive Y 4 = Z 2 Lowe He, i Joyce Burns Sue Burns Beal ‘Isie Mae Ruby Harris Allene Fields Willia Caviness Berta Lou Phillips Betty Jean Jones Rex Jessup JUNIORS hy 3 wn i?) ° S 3 : a iG ive! 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Hl R. W. Cothran, Joella Mobley, Bobby Mcody, Pettett, BALEARES PREMHTRMEReaNteRt eT oe OO Gers He B Dun tihe ip ae SEVENTH GRADE First row, left to right: Richard Moody, Clyde Andrews, Betty Jean Taylor, Edward Justice, Sherman Scott, Russell Webster, Tommie Burns, Betty Binkley, Joyce Phillips, Betty Lou Wilson, Second row: Howard White, Lester Scott, Helen Branson, Jane Markham, Lydia Andrews, Ann Rue Whitt, Eleanor Holt. Wilton Councilman, Jerry Moody, Cecil Beavers, Walter Petty. Third row; William Justice, Margie White, Shelby Jean Hardy, Barbara Boyde, Mary Alice Shaw, Laura Belle Jessup, Eula Mae Kernstern, Cumi Howington, Joyce Tillman, Harry Moody. pane ne . { asl ast MND Menke iE id Daley EIGHTH GRADE First row, left to right: Shirley Andrews, Herbert Gaines, Bobby Beavers, Joe Burke, Glenn Beal, Inez Hammer, Jimmy Rogers, Billy Vestal, Jimmy Edwards, Shirley Gunter. Lou Harris, Nancy Harris, PL Meas Sintle nee Third row: Ralph Wilson, David Holt, Howard Gaines, Beatrice Neal, Bobbie Phillips. Clyde Moody, Marlene Clapp, Pauline FIFTH GRADE Camilla Binkley, Shirley Sams, Gerald White, Mary Ann Brewer, Hazel Cox, Arn Arrington, Janice Pervis, Naomi Beal, Betty Jo tel) Walter Phillips, glean Gene Wilson, Edith Minton, Judy Clark, Peggy Headen, Betty Jean Jessup, Berta Lou Brafford, Mollie Ann Edwards, Eutha Ann Neal, Ruby Dell White, Jackie Howington, Richard Fields, Thomas Kivette, Sulon Holt, Burle Pickett, Clarence Foushee, Therman Burke, Max Burns. SIXTH GRADE William Smith, Betty Ann Beal, Bessie Phillips, Carlton Hayes, Tommy Headen, Dean Beavers, William Earl Nelson, Russell Brewer, Wayne Walters, Mary Ruth Smith, Earl Gaines, Lacy Hayes, Magdalene Teague, Daniel Burke, Delsie Beal, Carol Petit, Faye Earl Cheek, Sherman Fields, Wilbert Davis, Robert Hilliard, Mary Cockman, Walter Earl Barker, William Cheek, Ray Minton, Arthur Wilson, Vann Moody, Ray Johnson, Curby Hart, Tommy Moody, Clarence Smith, Rose Ann Brewer, Doris Beal, Mary Foushee, Bar- bara Jean Rose. Absent: Hilda Williams, Lynn Cook, Archie Hilliard. THIRD GRADE Fiest row, left to right: Wesley Binkley, Joe Lynn Pendergrass, Roger Brooks, Nancy Sizemore, Carol Smith, Elsie Cox, Helen Hancock, Ethel Jane Tally Joy Belle Covert. Second row: Odis Cockman, Joanne Phillips, Sylvia Teague, Katherine Wilson, Lois Neal, Eugene Russel, Judy Kiser, Mary Ethel Jessup, Mary Jane Blair, Patricia Phillips, Laddie Gunter, Marie Hilliard, Fay Deen Foushee. Third row: Doris Brewer, Donald Markman, Rodney Moore, Larry Councilman, Mary Elizabeth Dark, Cleveland Fox, Odell Holt, Judith Cockman, Clarence Phillips, Norma Jean Clapp, Mack Hancock, Mac Fields. FOURTH GRADE First row, left to right: Jimmy Brooks, Emma Jean Calicutt, Luther Jones, Betty Lou Branson, Betty Sue White, Elizabeth Gaines, Earl Phillips, Bobby Petty, Boyd Harris, Virginia, Minton, Edward Walters David Cameron, Carolyn Dunn. Second row: Frances Wheeler, Ella Mae McCormick, Johnnie Walters, Earl Justice, Hazel Howington, Betty Jean Blalock, Jimmy Moody, Patricia Webster, Clara Smith, Sara Frances Clark, Donald Whitt, Junior Clark, Sonny Dark. Third row: Curtis Kiser, Gerald Gunter, Kenneth Moody, Ann Cook, Carlile Fields, Mary Frances Clark, Nancy Hilliard, Marie Allen, John Fields, Wayne Rose, Junior Fields, Levi Jessup, H. L. Brewer, Harry Livingston. FIRST GRADE First row, left to right: C. D. Whitt, Wayne Cockman, Alex Rose, Barbara Albright, Johnny Clark, Nathaniel McCormick. Second row: Peggy Ann Smith, Jean Clark, Lillian Scott, Lonnie McLaurin, Mary Lois Branson, June Hayes, Jennings Potts, Carol Holt, Janice Moore, Vernie Lee Beal, Linda Carol Brooks, Allen Fields, Edna Earl Pettit, Christine Fox. Third row: Joey Beaver, Francis Fields, Lindz Gilbert, Gale Wilson, Robert McCormick, Joe Donald Smith, Vant Markham, Litida Clapp, John Blalock, Jimmie Cheek, Wade Beal, Mamie Lee Burke, Steve Allen. Fourth row: Kenneth Russell, Polly Marley, Archie Hicks, Brenda Moore, Jimmie John- son, Gareth Johnson , Thomas Allen, Ralph Hilliard, Roy Lee McCormick, Lynn Phillips, Roger Norwood, Julia Smith, Jo Ann Dunn. Absent: Ira Van Harris, Jimmie Phillips, Martha Jane Blalock. SECOND GRADE Lynda Breedlove, Hobart Hayes, Mary Ann Watkins, Louise Gains, First row (bottom): ee ; ; Marie Tally, Gail Phillips, Douglas Johnson, Brenda Gaines, Frances Sams, Alicia Beavers, Dickie Joyce, Henry McLaurin. Second row: Jane Phillips, Franklin Justice, Ralph Hayes, Peggy White, Sylvia Rogers, Ritchie Nall, Billy Steve White, Wayne Harris, Judy Webster, Carolyn Dowd, Carol Burns, Louis Emerson, Isaac Emerson. Third row: Dennis Brooks, Ronni Ethel Shaw, Martha Marley, Wendell Moody, aR Ned Headen, Thurman Walters, LeRoy White, Billy R. Smith, Loris Beal, Mary K. Burke, Guy Ellington, Donald Hoosier, Nancy Handcox, Thomas Foushee, Carol Wall, Myrna Fields, Linda Jessup. Dennis Willett, Roy Hilliard, Larry White, ie Brafford, Jerry Wilson, Sylvia Joyce, Jo Ann Jones, SNAPSHOTS “ GIRLS BASKETBALL TEAM Louise Calicutt, Joan Ivey, Martha Ann Cameron, Bertha Lou Phillips, Mr. George Shumar (coach), Louise Phillips, Joan Andrews, Sara Burke. Top row: Mattie Lee Phillips, Myrna Lou Moffitt (team manager), Barbara Nell Stinson, Betty Watson, Ada Mae Watson, Fay Beal, Shirley Councilman, Willia Caviness. Bottom row, left to right: BOYS BASKETBALL TEAM First row, left to right: Mr. George § ( i i t 2 be : N ge Shumar (coach), Rex Dowd, Wilbur Rives, Bobb Lindley, Clinton Lindley. Second row left t i He Billy Di illy McNeil, Donald Scott, Lindo Burns, David Sua edi eee age be esac a SOFTBALL ae Elaine Clapp, Rachel, Betty Paul Burke, Ann Beaver, Margaret Cheek, Zelda Foushee, Bessie , Louise Cal icute, + bs Teague, 1e ight: Mari left to ri Betty Jean Phillips. : Mrs. A. F. Andrews, Coach Imogene Hicks, Bobbie Neal, Louella Check Front row, Back row BASEBALL . ) = 58 aS z = — 0s (oS .@) $25 Css ae pee a ©} 2 fQ2 © es ito oss meee: == Mpa Ee ese eae p } = 6g ge oa Mee x ao Sms OF % at SOs weak 6 Bee o 5.8 S32 aes rv) 8,0 Mog. Pos =™ GASH Gye eS ys 22% G EET S pe ae SoH 5 Oo Sb ot y G-O=— AS s a 2 Pes 38 = 3855 f°. 9M as es BS Ben me Oe GAZETTE STAFF Editor ......... DAA HTS nO . Maye Willete Asst. Editors ..... UGTA U Joseph Dunn Myrna Moffite Sports Editors ......... As .. Ada Mae Watson Rex Dowd Alumni Rep. vice wesc Faye Willett SOGdan REP. tees auesaseoas becanes .... Clinton Lindley Business Mgr. Betty Sue Brafford Advertising Mgt's. ............. . Coleene Phillips Clinton Lindley Ada Mae Watson News Rep. .......:. HUM RAI Thelma Binkley Comic Editots ii... eis. wus. Louise White Billie Emerson Circulation Mgrs. ...... too dean Carol Joyce Lewis Phillips Coleene Phillips Rex Dowd Exc, Editors ........ Nt MANO Myrna Moffitt Louise White Faculty Advisor ..........10+ veces Miss Stoltz ANNUAL STAFF Asst. Editors .................... Betty Sue Brafford — Betty Jean Jones — Business Mgt. eccscovessvn- Billie Emerson — Advertising Mgt. ........-. venieeee Joseph Dunn | Asst. Advertising Mgrs. .... Ada Mae Watson — Glenn Andrews i) i Clinton Lindley — i} Circulation Mgts. .......... ... dean Carol Joyce © Coleene Phillips | Feature Editors cvccccce cece vee Faye Willett Maye Willett — Sports Editors ........ vesesssseeee Ada Mae Watson © Rex Dowd Art Editors ......... WI vests seetsereee LOuise White | Thelma Binkley | Photographic Editors ............ Myrna Moffitt Lewis Phillips COMMERCIAL CLASS Barbara Nell Stinson, Billy Brooks, Louise Phillips, Mirs. Emerson, (teacher), Betty Watson, Betty Jean Jones, John Scott, Joan Andrews, Berta Lou Phillips, Irabelle Thacker, Ruby Lee Walters, Ada Mae Watson, Louise White, Jean Carol Joyce, Clinton Lindley, Faye Willett, Sue Burns, Bobby Lindley, Shirley Councilman, Glenn Andrew, Maye Willett, Sue Burns, Bobby Lindley, Shirley Councilman, Glenn Andrew, Maye Willett, Betty Sue Bradford, Elaine Clapp, Elsie Mae Beal, Claiborne Moore. EWS VOLLEY BALL TEAM First row: Miss Stoltz, coach; Barbara Nell Stinson, Berta Lou Phillips, Dorothy Mae Phillips, Margaret Hilliard, Sylvia Foushee. Second row; Odessa Watkins, Sara Burke, Joyce Burns, Louise Phillips, Fay Beal, Omelia Smith. MARSHALS Donald Scott. Sue Burns, ives, ibur R Ww Betty Jean Jones, Betty Watson, ssup, Je Rex, CHEERLEADERS Joan Ivey, Joam dley, in Bobby L Caviness, Shirley Councilman, Willia + . Left to right Andrews. 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C. for 1950 Returning by Luray Caverns and Skyline Drive “Our Fleet’’ Also a luxury General Motors Parlor Coach For Conducted Tours and Charter Service Safeway Suburban Lines of Sanford, N. C., Inc, Box 581 Sanford, N. C. Phone 698 Compliments of A. R. BROOKS Groceries % Meats BONLEE, NORTH CAROLINA FARMER’S ALLIANCE STORE Groceries % Hardware Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes Seeds % Fertilizers SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of ARTHUR D. PHILLIPS Agent of Continental Life Insurance Co. Debit No. 13 SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA WELCH’S GULF STATION A. M. ‘Pete’? Welch, Owner 998 Spring Garden % Tate Street Phone 9439 GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA HARDIN’S FLORIST % GIFT SHOP GREENHOUSES We grow the flowers we use Phone 28 LIBERTY, NORTH CAROLINA SMITH TRACTOR @% EQUIPMENT CO, Box 1005 — Phone 28 Ford Tractor Dearborn Farm Equipment LIBERTY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of GLENN LINDLEY Bulldozing, Road Yard Building LIBERTY, NORTH CAROLINA Route 2 Phone 9-F-11 COBLE SPORTING GOODS Make our store your headquarters for Athletic equipment and sporting goods. “It Pays to Play” GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA UPAR S PELE AVS URMESEETY UY INTST TEP ELE PT LUTLATOV TAS UOT TEP MEET SEOSY GENERAL CREOSOTING COMPANY GULF, NORTH CAROLINA Phone —- Bonlee, 420 Pressure treated poles, piling, lumber, cross-ties, and fence posts, Hits FP antl Compliments of JOHN SEXTON CO. | Compliments of “Mint Jelly” : Afavorite everywhere with Hotels, Air lines, Clubs and Restaurants. PET DAIRY PRODUCTS ¥ | Sexto If you cannot purchase this in your home town—write vs P.O. Box J. S., Chicago (90) GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA B. M. HANCOCK LEE BRICK AND TILE CO. Baby Chicks Feed Warehouse at Bear Creek, N. C. Telephones: office 877 plant 753-J 7 North Carolina’s Finest Shale Brick SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of .. . Marley’s Clothing Store Tod R. Edwards, Jeweler Sanitary Barber Shop Goldston Lily-White Flour Sam Handcox Three Friends Friendly Florist Our Faithful Janitor Harrison P. Marsh Compliments of TWIN BEAUTY SHOP 1214 Asheboro Street GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of W. KOURY COMPANY SANFORD, NORTH CAROLINA BILL’S GRILL Sandwiches Soft Drinks o John C. Bowers, Owner SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA To Be Well Dressed Visit McMASTERS-BROOKS, INC. SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA FARM SERVICE HATCHERY Quality Chicks, Poultry Supplies, Security Feeds Leghorns Reds Broad Breasted Poults Phone 218 SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA SILER CITY MOTOR COMPANY John Deere Machinery General Repair Work Phone No. 78—Siler City, N. C. A. J. Clapp - C. I. Clapp HERITAGE MOTOR CO. Authorized Buick Sales Service 611 East Third St. Phone 378 SILER CITY, NORTH CAROLINA Thanks ever so much for your Advertisements SENIORS My i ; i, i ill ‘ “ib | tI in | H i Ae i MF ie ! ee (fh PE Pi, HN 2a pm, i “ater ha ANH SHG iH Ny iy ; ! bys age HNN willie ' ae Hi yt yn sl ie i Putt 4 if i « hath i Kauai hy baa he ll | i fu i h i 4 WP sie AM , , Tibi “ay i ae lar ‘ ity i hi Phy) ihe Hil Hi Oe at if ll HAH a te tA. ’ ai | UHH Mi i ) f= oe: ht I Tebalig H Hl : fi i Hit of anges Create 2 YO, te ws oa s ode i eta dl od | hee : ad Slee hare! ber riled . nos SNe Qe At a, Lt ay tet i gt ac iaalll “i OP gi 2} be a ae es ad gy o � : Lo ELEM. deg eM t Ad ae hve ; é Cxwet ch mee % mee ta | co) . a Pes ¢ Donte | : nh i Bag se aks on Paes ty f ‘ Nell gods es e é at s Hacas : ‘ Z AG mK ah =, = ; a ig ts Pi a ‘ste, 4 3 7 You Wye ror yw A awe) Tenchar ey HAve Tau tH} Me Many tH yas a O32 a wat 97 ry. ea wy i PD f- 5 “Ht re MEH fr; “Wt ae he ith fpr, Aff. 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