Boonville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

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JUDY REECE is now teaching school. MARGARET EVERHART is still stopping at Chipman's Gulf Station at Elkin. SHIRLEY DIXION is fulfilling her dream and is being a good wife. MARY ANN SAUNDERS we see is still wondering about the future, KAY McCORMICK is now married and raising a family just across from Tom's. RUTH ALLEN is married and raising a baseball team. We see GEORGE SAPP married to a million dollars. LANDA MATTHEWS, ten years from now, is through with boys and settled down to the quiet life of an old maid. CLARA MENDENHALL is now a model in New York. JOHNNY MOCK has finished a course at State College on Dairy Farming. He helps operate Mock and Shugart's Dairy. NOLAN BROWN now owns half interest in Transou Barber shop, with his side kick, BOBBY MOXLEY shining shoes. VIRGINIA CHILDRESS is still free, single, and running around. I see GAIL SHUGART is putting her degree in Home Economics to good use by being a good housewife. WAYNE HAYES has now launched the first successful satellite, and is living on the moon. JOHNSIE CASSTEVENS is still looking for that certain man. FREDDY LAKEY We see ALENE FLETCHER in the future looking after all the little Fletcher's. Prophet i£a t and edtame«t We, the graduating class of 1958, being of sound mind and body and having acquired the knowledge necessary to depart from this institution and to carry out our plans of the future, do assemble and bequeath our aoveted possessions in this, our Last Will and Testament. JASPER ADAMS wills to Wayne Sizemore his discreet and honorable ways. RUTH ALLEN wills her domestic manner to Sue Johnson. JIMMY ANGELL leaves part of his winning personality to Ned Reece. AILEEN BAITY wills to Frances Comer her ability to say the last word in every argument. DAVID BRAY wills to Tommy Day his ability to get the most out of school. JAMES BROOKS leaves his artistic inclination to Roger Smith. NOLAN BROWN wills to Johnny Faw his ability to get out of unfortunate situations. ALVIN CASSTEVENS wills his Calypso tactics to David Draughn. JOHNSIE CASSTEVENS leaves all her bad habits to Peggy Davis. SHERRILL CASSTEVENS wills his bus route to N. M. Casstevens. VIRGINIA CHILDRESS leaves her blonde hair to Wilma Groce. LINDA DAVIS wills to Nancy Carol Baity her attraction for blue Air Force uniforms. SHIRLEY DIXON wills her love of having a man around the house to Marie Brown. MARGARET EVERHART wills to Faye Prim her love of Elkin boys. ALENE FLETCHER wills her love of life to everyone. NANCY GENTRY wills her giggles to Nancy Collins. DAVID GROCE wills his love of sports to anyone who desires it. CHARLIE GWYN leaves his love of young girls to Junior Cave. PATTIE HARDY wills her men to Lillie Mae Browo. WAYNE HAYES leaves his friendly manners to Tommy Hutchens. CAROL HAYNES leaves the job of publishing the school newspaper to anyone brave enough to want it. GAYNELLE IRELAND wills her ability to make good grades to Bonnie Cranfield. LANDA MATTHEWS wills her love of basketball to all sports lovers. FREDDY LAKEY leaves his ability to ask intelligent questions to all Junior boys. KAY McCORMICK decides she wants to keep all her possessions for memories of old school days. CLARA MENDENHALL leaves her love for basketbal I referees to Joanne Burgess. JOHN MOCK wills his manly personality to Dean Norman. BILLY MOXLEY leaves his loafing manner to no one because he might need it. BOBBY MOXLEY leaves his girl friends to Johnny Hamilton. ROSALEE MOXLEY wills her love for tenor singers to Carol Wood. CARROLL OAKES wills his nonchalant air to Ronald Matthews. MARGARET PRIM leaves her love for seasides and shores to Edith Scott. ANN REECE wills to Ardith Hutchens her seat in second year French. JUDY REECE leaves to Winanne Coram her position as the girls Basketball manager. MARY ANN SAUNDERS wills her ability to stay out of school and get away with it to Wanda Parker. GEORGE SAPP, being a Casanova, wills this unusual talent, to all who are willing to take the risks involved, CHARLES SCOTT wills his attraction for small girls to Harold Bolin. GLENDOYLN SHORE leaves her courteous manner to all who are needy. KEITH SHORE wills his bachelorhood to David Mendenhall. GAIL SHUGART and EMOGENE WISEMAN leave the job of rootin' for B.H.S. to Janice Crissman and Eloise Hobson. S. J. SPAINHOUR wills his nickname Tiny to Tony Transou. DONALD STARLING wills his witty countenance and gay character to all the students of B. H. S. ALTON VESTAL wills his angelic ways to James Reece. LOWELL VESTAL wills his dignity to Larry Moxley. NANCY STEELMAN and LINDA DORSE will their love for extra-curricular activities to Carolyn Williams and Josie Norman. LINDA D0RSE MARIE WOLFE leaves her noisy ways to Judy Crissman. Testator

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V i tory We entered the freshmen year very nervously and noisily with an enrollment of seventy students of which 15 came from Fall Creek. With part of the students having been in the High School Building and part in the old building it was quite a large jump and experience getting used to high school. We had big plans for that year, but we soon found out thatiit was easier said than done. Our class officers this year were: President, Linda Dorse; Vice President, Gail Shugart; Secretary, Freddy Lakey; Treasurer, Rex Hinshaw. Our Sophomore year was about the usual high school Pattern. We had several boys and girls playing sports this year. We had our class party in the Community Building at Christmas. In the spring we went to Reynolds Park on a picnic, ate dinner and later attended a movie. Miss Boonville High, Gail Shugart, was elected from our class. The boys decided to have a sneak day and found that it didn't pay off. Our homeroom teachers were Mr. Ben Hunnitctt and Mrs. Ralph Coram. Our Class of- ficers were: President, John Mock; Vice President, David Bray; Secretary, Lowell Vestal; Treasurer, Anne Reece. The Junior year was an exciting one for every member of the class. By this time we were beginning to learn thatwe didn't know as much we thought we did. As usual there were several students playing sports. David Groce and Alene Moxley made All County Tournament. The Junior Marshals were Charles Scott, Johnny Mock, Rosalee Moxley, Emogene Wiseman, and Gaynelle Ireland. Itwasa relief when we began the Junior Plays Rooting for Ruth directedby Mr. Meyers and Ghostly Evening directed by Mr. Stanley. Memories of our Junior Banquet Easter in Fairyland will linger with us a long time. After the banquet we went to Winston-Salem to a movie The Tattpred Dress . Miss Boonville High was again elected from our class. This time it was Linda Dorse. Homeroom teachers were Mrs. Anita Reece and Miss Beulah Reece. Class Officers were: President, Rosalee Moxley; Vice President, Charles Scott; Secretary, Jimmy Angel I; Treasurer, Emogene Wiseman. Our fingers were measured for our class rings in the spring of our Junior year, and we were to receive them in October. Our Senior year was a thrilling one, but some sad days went along with the happy one. We were under the guidance of Miss Day and Mr. Meyers. We had now only forty-eight members. We again had some of the athletic stars. It began to look like an old routine as Goil Shugart won Miss Boonville High and Nancy Steelman Football Queen . We elected Twinkle Jo Collins and Ricky Oakes as mascots. This year some members were leaders in the Student Council and Major Staff of the yearbook. All Seniors took part in publishing the first school paper THE BLACKNIGHT under the directions of Mr. Stanley. We were really looking forward to ourNew York trip, as the first class to go to New York, and the Junior-Senior Banquet that someone else would give us. We were looking forward to our Senior Play coached by Mr. Martin. Class officers this year were: Lowell Vestal, President; Freddy Lakey, Vice President; Secretary-Treasurer, Emogene Wiseman. WAYNE HAYES Historian prophecy I, FREDDY LAKEY, having been elected class prophet, am about to look into the future and see whatfate will have dealt our senior class ten years from now. Who's the first person I see in the picture? Why! It is I, carrying out my ambition to patent an excellent hair grower. JASPER ADAMS is now captain of his own ship in the Navy. JIMMY ANGEL is now rearing cheerleaders for East Bend. EMOGENE WISEMAN after majoring in Home Economics is now using all her knowledge for rearing little Vestals . LINDA DORSE and NANCY STEELMAN are old maids, and teaching school at Rockford. DAVID BRAY is taking CURTIS SHORE'S place as tax collector. JAMES BROOKS has taken over Walt Disney's job as an artist. NANCY GENTRY is now a nurse at Scottsville. In 1968 we see BILLY MOXLEY and S. J. SPAINHOUR taking the place of Mutt and Jeff in the funny paper. ROSALEE MOXLEY is now playing the piano for Moxley's Quartet. CHARLIE GWYN has now taken over Elvis Presley's job in Hollywood. We see DAVID GROCE sitting quietly by as a millionaire's daughter is trying to trap him. DONALD STARLING has taken over Peanuts in the funny paper. ALTON and LOWELL VESTAL are still trying to convince Mr. Stanley they're not brothers. MARIE WOLFE and ANN REECE are still going hunting for Wildcats . CHARLES SCOTT is now working for Gentry's Power Co. MARGARET PRIM has quite a family, she says they're cheaper by the dozen. GLENDALYN SHORE now has a sewing shop in Boonville. CARROLL OAKES is still loafing around, and looking at pretty girls. GAYNELLE IRELAND is the first woman president of the United States. GEORGE ALVIN CASSTEVENS is in Cuba singing music. Calypso. SHERRILL CASSTEVENS is now running a service station at West Yadkin. KEITH SHORE is still milking cows and going coon hunting. AILEEN BAITY is now playing basketball for Hanes. PATTIE HARDY is still dating boys from faraway places. CAROL HAYNES is now teaching her children how to sing. LINDA DAVIS is a housewife living in Winston-Salem.

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