Boonville High School - Spotlight Yearbook (Boonville, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1967 volume:

THE 1967 SPOTLIGHT Published by the Annual Staff of Boonville High School Boonville, North Carolina From Boonville Academy to Boonville High School has been a rich, rewarding experience for the entire Boonville Community. Watching the growth and de- velopment of this educational system, the citizens of Boonville have taken pride in its strides of advance- ment and achievement. Thus the Annual Staff has turned the SPOTLIGHT to years of Boonville history in the ’’Search For Our Heritage” in grateful appre- ciation for the interest and concern shown for Boon- ville High. But we have also looked ahead, hopefully, for those younger citizens who will find their places at Starmount, and then in the community and world. We hope to have given everyone something that they can truly enjoy and appreciate for this is our last ’’thank you” to Boonville as a high school and also our final ’’goodbye”. TABLE OF CONTENTS Foreword............2 History.............4 Faculty............29 Classes............35 ENTERING BOONVILLE INC. 1895 Athletics. Activities Sponsors. 2 STORY 3 A Search For Our Heritage According to legend, Daniel Boone once camped at a spring about 300 feet west of the present Baptist Church. The c r o s s r o ad s settlement established here was known as Leonora. A post office was established under the name of Boon- ville on November 20, 1857. Perhaps the rea- son Boonville grew up just where it did was due to the fact that two main roads crossed here. One of these roads led from Mt. Nebo to Jones- ville, and the other one led from the ford of the Yadkin River at Crutchfield to Yadkinville.” This house, opposite Boonville Farm Equipment Company, is the oldest house in town. It was built by Dr. N. B. Dozier, the town's first doctor. It was later occupied for many years by Jacob Spencer. The oldest continuously-operated firm in town is Day's Dry Goods Store. It was started in 1894 by Foard W. Day, and inherited by his son, R. Carlyle Day in 1939. The Commercial and Savings Bank opened here in 1911. 4 Men close to the soil are close to God. The principal industry has always been farming. The people of the community today follow the example set by their ancestors in leading a quiet and unas- suming life, and in taking pride in their homes, churches, and their school. Miss Mary Lynn Coram, Class of 1964, is pictured with a cow from the herd of her father, Ralph Coram. There are many modern dairies in our community and Boonville boys and girls are always to be found among the winners at cattle shows. The growing of tobacco is still one of the chief means of income of the community. Here mem- bers of the Woodruff family are shown harvesting tobacco. The Boonville Motor Company, operated by H. J. Steelman, was the first Ford dealer in Yadkin County. Tobacco has always been a leading money-maker in Yadkin County. Jim Speer operated a sizeable tobacco factory duringthe 1890's. Employing about ten persons, he manufactured plug tobacco. He delivered it while traveling over the country with horse and buggy. Abner Davis and Isaac Shugart also manufactured tobacco in the early 1880’s. Today Yadkin County tobacco is taken to market in Winston-Salem, where many of our citizens are employed. 5 “Good, the more communicated, Not too much is known concerning the very early days of the first secondary school here. It was the year 1887 according to the best records avail- able that the Academy opened for business in Boonville at the present site. Prior to that time a free school was operated about one-half mile west of what has since been Boonville High School. In 1891 the school took the name of Yadkin Valley Institute under the direction of Mr. R. B. Bob Horn. His chief assistant was Mr. John Allen, a Boonville native. The Institute was a boarding school for boys and girls. At one time, more than 100 students from many different parts of North Carolina were enrolled. The original building, which housed the Yadkin Valley Institute was built of wood. Additions were made from time to time as facilities became in- adequate due to an ever increasing number of pupils. In 1898 Boonville citizens donated 700 logs toward an addition to the original structure. From the beginning of the school in 1887 until 1918 the operation of the school was strictly on a private basis. All expenses were borne by funds derived from tuition fees paid by the student body. In 1918, however, the local people formed a school district, which consisted mainly of the town of Boonville with some nearby outlying areas attached and voted a local tax for the purpose of financing the operation of the school. It became a public high school as well as an elementary school with public money being used for operation. This system was supplemented, however, by students from other areas, who continued to pay a tuition fee. 6 the more abundant grows.” Room and board was provided for students at the Hotel Angel and at private homes for $6.50 per month, including washing, lights, etc. The Hotel Angel was located at the intersection north of Day's Store. This picture was made about 1909. '«tor Tflww R. a. HORf rftlNl-li'AU Probably the first principal of the Academy was a Mr. Yarborough. He was followed by a Mr. Brown from Sparta and he by Mr. Tom Watkins. Mr. R. B. Horn was head of the school for approxi- mately 12 years. Upon his departure, about the year 1903, a succession of principals followed for a period of ten or more years. From 1903 to 1913 the Yadkin Valley Institute was headed by the following men: Mr. Bright Woodhouse, a local man; a Mr. Teague, the Rev. J. J. Burch, Mr. Lee W. Truitte, the Rev. Joe Carter and Mr. Jerry Day. Professor H. F. Pardue followed as principal in 1913, Theaimof the Yadkin Valley Institute was stated in the catalogue for 1898-99 as follows: It is the aim of the school to furnish educational advantages of a high order, which shall combine thoroughness of instruction with ideas and enlarged conceptions of the duties and responsibilities of life. It is our aim to give students thorough preparation to enter col- lege and prepare those who do not for the active duties and responsibilities of life. A special feature of our school is to prepare young men and ladies to teach in the public school. Tuition ranged from $2.50 per month in the Teachers normal Depart- ment to $20.00 in the Business Department. “Make each day a critic on the last.” 7 There were three literary societies con- nected with the school. The Adelphi Liter- ary Society was organized at Siloam in 1893. Its objects were to stimulate an interest in literature, to encourage oratory, to culti- vate the reasoning faculties and to acquaint its members with parliamentary laws and usages. When Professor Horn left Siloam and came to Boonville, many Adelphi boys came with him, and the society was re- organized in 1894. Among the officers in 1898 were M. Q. Snow, J. W. Mosley, C. H. Stone, A. B. Weisner, A. C. Hurt, H. F. Pardue, and W. L. Newton. Officers - Adelphi Literary Society Officers - The Clio Society When Professor Horn came to Boonville, he also brought several of the boys who were members of the Philomathean Society. The purpose of this society was very similar to the Adelphi Society. Among the members were G. H. Hasten, W. C. Linville, R. L. Nelson, F. E. Stafford, H. J. Briggs, J. A. Dwiggins, J. C. Smith, and J. M. Frye. “A moment’s thinking is an hour in words.” Every young lady of The Yadkin Valley Insti- tute was urged to take an interest in the workings of the Clio Society. It met weekly to cultivate the powers of expression through recitations and essay writing and to give attention to singing and instrumental music. Officers were listed as Miss Bessie Wood- house, Miss Louzana Long, Miss Carrie Huff, Miss Nannie Douthit, Miss Ethel Bur- rus, Miss Cora LeGrande, and Miss Ina Davis. 8 Officers - The Philomathean Society “Knowledge comes but wisdom lingers.” In 1958 the Golden Shield Honor Society was founded in honor of Professor Pardue. The By-laws state that the purpose of the society is to give special recognition to those boys and girls of the Boonville High School who are good and worthy students and who meet the standard of excellence required for membership as set forth in the By-laws. - A 2� In the school year 1924-25 the first transportation provided school children in Yadkin County was at the Boonville School. The bus was driven by Fred Hobson who is shown here with his passengers. Mr. H. F. Pardue In 1913 the name Yadkin Valley Institute was dropped and the name of the school became Boonville High School. It was at this time that Professor H. F. Pardue, a man who had received his secondary education at the Academy became princi- pal. He served in this capacity from 1913-1926, a period of 13 years. Boon- ville High School was accredited by the North Carolina Department of Education in 1922, the first school in Yadkin County to be accredited. In 1918 the first building of brick construction was erected. This building constitutes the front part of what is the elementary building at the present time. The transition from a private to a public school took place over a few short years and took place under the leadership of Professor H. F. Pardue. 9 To live in hearts we leave behind The student body of Boonville High School in 1921. The 1927 Boys Basketball Team The 1927 Girls Basketball Team Senior Class and Faculty - 1926 10 The 1928 Baseball Team In 1928 Boonville girls were the Yadkin County champs is to live forever Fred C. Hobson, third right in middle row, was named Superintendent of Yadkin County Schools in 1939. Class of 1925 In 1923 an addition was made to the building. An auditorium was added in 1935. This building is used by the elementary school today. “The reward of a thing well done 1937 Boonville School Faculty 1937 Senior Class 1934 - Girls Basketball Team In 1937 Boonville Girls again won the Yadkin County Championship. In 1939 Mr. Albert Martin coached these girls into a championship team. They won the Anston-Salem Journal-Sentinel championship title. 12 is to have done it.” Class of 1938 The first SPOTLIGHT was published in 1939. War was raging in Europe and Asia during the early 1940's, and soon many of these boys would be putting their books aside and taking up guns to fight for their country. But when they posed for these pictures, there were ball games to be won, and win they did. The Beta Club of Boonville High School - 1938 Basketball Team, 1942 - Undefeated Football Team - 1943-44 The WSJS tournament had been discontinued for the duration of the war, but these Boon- ville boys were awarded a trophy for being undefeated in basketball. They set a record by winning 14 games. The starting five in- cluded Donald Casstevens, Henry Shore, and the Pardue brothers - Gilbert, Bernard, and Thomas. This record was not broken until 1964. 13 “Our todays and yesterdays Many improvemen s had been made in transporta- tion by 1943. Os aid Parker poses with one of many buses that transported children to Yadkin County schools. The Senior Class of 1947 chose Jay Martin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Martin, class mascot. The little girl is Sarah Pardue. Baseball Team - 1943-44 After World War II ended, many of our boys returned to the classroom to finish their high school education and to win trophies for BHS. This 1946 team was the first one in Yadkin County to win a state champion- ship. Team mascot is Edward Lakey, who, in 1965, coached the boys basketball team to victory in state competition. This team was coached by Grover Brown who was named Yadkin County Coach of the Year, 1967. | -1 ir f ?rrt 14 are blocks with which we build.” Class of 1951 In 1950 a new building for the high school provided space for science and home economics laboratories and library. Class of 1953 - Class mascots were David Norman and Jenny Steelman. 15 Football Team - 1955 Superintendent of Yadkin County Schools Fred Hobson and Governor Terry Sanford. In 1963 Governor Terry Sanford traveled through the state and spoke to school children of his interest in education. He is seen here with Mrs. Nettie Hood's first grade. Yadkin County Champs - 1958-1961 A gymnasium was added to the high school build- ing in 1958. At ceremonies dedicating the gymnasium in 1959, Mr. Martin named a Boonville High School All- Star team--Graham Stinson, Thomas Pardue, Gilbert Pardue, Bernard Pardue, Bernard Mock, Allen Shore, Foy Reece, Dick Norman, David Groce, and Jerry Simpson. Rebecca Woodruff and Stephen Gross were the proud mascots in 1948. 16 1961 Boonville Boys - Runner Up State Class A Healthy bodies and strong minds In 1961 Boonville boys almost brought the state champion- ship title to Boonville for the second time. They lost by one point in over-time play. In 1965 Coach Ed Lakey and his boys were given a second chance and this time they suc- ceeded. From this group of state champions, Chris Stin- son is now playing basketball for Louisburg Junior College, and Danny Hemric plays foot- ball for the Appalachian Moun- taineers, Appalachian State Teachers College. Boonville Boys - State Champs - 1965 Eddie Reece and members of the Physics Class pose with plans for a Science Fair project that took them into state competition. Welcome Alumni Former Homecoming Queens were recognized during half-time ceremonies. Members of the State Championship Football team - 20 years later. Former Boonville football players pose for the photographer between watching the game and enjoying refreshments served in the school cafe- teria, which was completed this year. Homecoming Queen Libby Hemric and escort, Senior Tackle Steve Cave open the dance held for alumni in the gym- nasium. 18 0 B B j«a jim .11. lit ■ ii 19 Cheers for the Black and Gold Waving forever, Pride of old Boonville High May she rule ever. We sing a song for the flag that waves, Cheers for the team that plays. On to the goal we111 fight our way For Boonville High. Valedictorians '22 Pearl Parks '45 Nancy Reece '23 '46 Mozelle Draughn '24 Alverta Brendle '47 Evelyn Adams '25 Robert Simpson '48 Betty Jo Hutchens ’26 Beulah Reece '49 Lucille Stanley ’27 Erie Matthews '50 Jack Gentry '28 '51 Donald Hinshaw ’29 '52 Virginia Brown '30 '53 Edward Brown ’31 Pauline Stinson '54 Martha Moxley ’32 '55 Nell Allen ’33 Clarence Hill '56 Ruby N. Brandon '34 Dan Williams '57 Amy Brown '35 Alta Wagoner '58 Charles Scott '36 Virginia Ann Craver '59 Winanne Coram '37 Lucille Johnson '60 Mary Reece '38 Jean Riden '61 Frances Williams '39 Kathleen Vestal '62 Martha S. Brown ’40 Bernice Bangle '63 Clarke Shugart '41 Claude Denny '64 Mary Lynn Coram ’42 Kathleen Peele '65 Nancy Hood '43 Bruce Stinson '66 Jackie Lewis '44 Harry Sizemore '67 Sandra Matthews 20 35 39 40 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 Sadie Hobson Kathleen Vestal Harold Stinson Edward Hood Walter Stinson Jack Gentry Dorothy Brooks Pauline Vanhoy Shirley Allen Shirley Riggan Aladene Stinson Franklin Riggan Rosa Matthews George Sapp N. M. Casstevens Judy Cline Frances Williams Dwight Hayes Donna Woodruff Mary Lynn Coram Nancy Hood Roger Schock Lou Speer Introducin' Susan My blessed Soul, if I'm not going to learn a few facts here and now! Oh, Bozzy! ” Would you believe Darlis has $50,000 in her bag? All members of past Senior plays were guests at the last performance of a senior play at B.H.S. And who is this silent, charming and lovable young lady? 22 site Mr. Martin presents the last diploma from Boonville High School to Carl Hicks. Boonville's ice cream parlor Wilson, go to the office Pleasant student - teacher Relationships Pine Rose Plantation DANGER! Men at work. 24 Miniskirts? She is the rose, the lily, too, the sweetest violet, and through Her noble beauty, stately mien, I think her now the finest queen which mortal eyes have ever seen. Approaching the midnight hour 25 Three Coins In A Fountain We Dedicate Mr. Charles Walker, teacher and coach, has earned the respect of both teachers and students at Boonville High School. He has given freely of his time to assist us not only in the class- room but also in our many activities. He has been constantly interested in and concerned with the students of our school. It is with pride and appreciation that the graduating class of 1967 dedicates this last edition of the SPOTLIGHT to Mr. Charles Walker. 26 We Appreciate Mr. Albert Martin In 1935 Mr. Albert Martin came to Boonville High School as principal. His career in education includes service as teacher, coach of both athletics and drama, and principal. Those of us who have worked with Mr. Martin are aware of the determination, the foresight, the endurance, the faith, and the trials that have car- ried through in his devotion to young people. The people of the Boonville community deeply appreciate the efforts of a man who has served us well while serving his profession faithfully. In our quest for knowledge at Boonville School many of our teachers were outstanding. Three who worked diligently to instill in us the ideals of greatness have retired in recent years. We would like to pay tribute to Miss Sadie Fleming, Mrs. Nettie Hood, and Miss Phebe Day. Miss Sadie Fleming Mrs. Nettie Hood Miss Phebe Day 27 Administration Mr. Albert Martin Principal Mrs. James Reece Yadkin County Board of Education Secretary Office Staff of the Board of Education 28 Mr. Fred C. Hobson Superintendent Miss Beulah Reece . Business Education Southeastern Commercial Mrs. James Randleman Science Carson-Newman Mrs. Ralph Coram English - Guidance A. S. T. C. Mr. Ralph Walker Agriculture Berea Mrs. A. W. McDonald Mathematics East Carolina Mrs. Michel Bourquin French - English Salem Mr. Charles Walker Social Studies - Physical Education A. S. T. C. Mr. Bobby Adams Physical Education - Social Studies A. S. T. C. Mr. Michael Rizzella Science - Mathematics Wake Forest Mrs. Thomas Pardue Librarian - English A. S. T. C. Mrs. Thad Reece Home Economics W. C. U. N. C. Mr. Monty Carter Driver Training A. S. T. C. Mrs. Janice Wooten Student Teacher Home Economics A. S. T. C. 29 Mrs. Grace Williams Eighth Grade W. C. U. N. C. Mr. Roy Thompson Eighth Grade A. S. T. C. Mr. Clyde King Seventh Grade North Central College Mrs. Frank Steelman Seventh Grade W. C. U. N. C. Elementary Miss Bessie Norman Special Education Catawba Mrs. James Speer Sixth Grade East Carolina Mrs. Grover Brown Sixth Grade East Carolina Miss Ann Blackburn Fifth Grade Winston-Salem State Mrs. Allan Jessup Fifth Grade A. S. T. C. 30 Mrs. Dwight Brendle Fourth Grade Flora McDonald Miss Elizabeth Martin Fourth Grade A. S. T. C. Mrs. Graham Campbell Third Grade A. S. T. C. Mrs. Edith York Third Grade A. S. T. C. Mr. Eugene Watkins Band High Point College Faculty Mrs. Graham Shumate Second Grade A. S. T. C. Miss Kathryne Jones Second Grade W. C. U. N. C. Miss Pauline Jones First Grade East Carolina Mrs. Bobby Adams First Grade A. S. T. C. Aides Mrs. Ruth S. Coram Mrs. Fletcher Holcomb Mrs. Albert Martin Mrs. Dan Shore Mrs. Keith Shore Mrs. Bob Smith Lunchroom Staff 32 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Reece Custodians We Remember Mr. John Nicholson 1905-1966 'The shadows flit across the face of the earth and are gone. So it appears sometimes with our lives. But like the sunshine, and the shadows, and the rain, which have their eternal effect upon nature, so also is the influence of our lives eternal. We take pride that the influence of Mr. John Nicholson was of the very finest and will be remembered throughout our days. 33 Happiness is togetherness. Happiness is being silly. Happiness is two extra points on your English grade. Happiness is black tennie pumps. 34 Happiness is homemaking? “There are three ingredients in the good life: learning, earning, and yearning.” Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Colors: Yellow and Green Class History In the fall of 1963 we entered the freshman class with eighty-one members. Twenty of us came from Fall Creek Elementary School. Mrs. Ailene Pardue, Mr. Bobby Adams, Mr. Ralph Walker, and Mr. Joe Neal were our homeroom teachers. In the same year there was FHA initiation. As our officers we elected Sammy Woodruff, pres- ident; Hobert Freeman, vice-president; Kay Lineberry, secretary; and Sandra Matthews, treasurer. In the spring of our freshman year, we ventured to Tanglewood for a class picnic. We entered the sophomore class with 74 members. This was the year that most of us turned 16 and received our driver's license, the year we entered the glee club, and the year that we sang to the seniors at class night. Our class officers this year were Jimmy Hobson, pres- ident; David Brown, vice-president; Clara Hicks, secretary; and Becky Snow, treasurer. Our homeroom teachers were Mrs. Louise Randalman, Mrs. Louise Coram, Mr. Monty Carter, and Mr. Mike Rizzella. Our junior year found us with 67 members. The junior play No Bride for the Groom” was directed by Miss Beulah Reece and Mr. Bobby Adams. Our class officers were Alex Shugart, president; David Brown, vice-president; Becky Snow, secretary; and Dianne Hobson, treasurer. Our class advisers were Mrs. Anita Reece, Mr. Edward Lakey and Miss Beulah Reece. The highlight of this year was the junior-senior prom Pinerose Plantation . There were 60 members in our senior class. We received our rings early in the fall. Zoe Ann Hinshaw and Rodney Dean Hobson were chosen as mascots. Our senior class officers were David Brown, president; Hobart Freeman, vice-president; Becky Jester, secretary; and Libby Hemric, treasurer. We were under the direction of Mrs. Kay Bourquin and Mrs. Hilda McDonald. Our senior play, Introducin' Susan”, the senior trip to Washington, New York, and Canada, Class night and graduation will live long in our memories. 37 Seniors DAVID ADAMS JACKIE ADAMS MIKE ADAMS DAVID BAKER DAVID BROWN NELDA BROWN W. C. BROWN PATRICIA BURGESS 38 CHARLENE BURCHETTE KATHY BURTON DAVID CAUDLE The Year STEVE CAVE JANET BROWN CHOPLIN ROY COCKERHAM Classrings Macbeth Dedication RICKY DAVIS JUDY ADAMS CRANFILL 39 JIMMY FALLIN LOUISE FOWLER College Day Dr. Zhivago Superlatives JIMMY HOBSON HOBERT FREEMAN BLANCHE HALL CLARA HICKS KATHY HOBSON BESSIE GWYN LIBBY HEMRIC Homecoming Queen Mottos DIANNE HOBSON 40 LINDA HOLCOMB CAROL JESTER Magazine Sales Senior Play CAROL HOLCOMB DIANNE JESTER HUTCHENS Homemaker of Tomorrow Mascots JERRY JESTER LEDA JESTER BECKY JESTER SANDRA MA IT HEWS 41 JERRY JOHNSON JIMMY MILLER MONNA MOSTELLER VEARL NANCE Washington, New York, Montreal EDDIE PINSKE SHIRLEY RENEGAR BECKY NANCE JIMMY NORMAN BRENDA REECE DONALD PARKER Pomp and Circumstance Class Night ANN RYAN ALEX SHUGART 42 ROBERT STEELMAN BECKY SNOW LOU SPEER PHIL TRANSOU Caps and Gowns Baccalaureate Sermon Graduation and Final Goodbyes FAYE WILHELM KAY WILHELM RANDALL WOODRUFF SAMMY WOODRUFF 43 THOMAS WILLARD WILLIAM CLEON BROWN, JR. Being ignorant is not so much shame as being unwilling to learn the game. F.F.A. 4; Bus Driver 3,4. Mr. and Mrs. William C. Brown CHARLENE LOUISE BURCHETTE It is not so important to be serious as it is to be serious about important things. Glee Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; $100 Club; Typing Award 3; Junior Play Usher; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Burchette PATRICIA SUE BURGESS Youth is wholly experimental. Cheerleader 1,2,3,4; Chief 4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Glee Club 2, 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Burgess KATHY LEESONA BURTON The smile on her face is but a reflection of the feeling in her heart. F.H.A. 1,2,3;Officer2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 4; Junior Play Usher. Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Burton CLARENCE DAVID CAUDLE Marriage is a deal in which a man gives away half his groceries in order to get the other half cooked. F.F.A. 1,2,4. Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Caudle STEVE WEBB CAVE A perfect man's noble plan: To warm, to comfort and command. Football 1,2,3,4; Golf 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Junior Play Stage Manager; Basketball Timekeeper 4. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Cave BEST ALL AROUND David Brown - Clara Hicks MOST INTELLIGENT Sammy Woodruff - Lou Speer JACKIE RAY ADAMS Mankind’s worst obstacle is the language barrier. F.F.A. 1,2,4; Officer 1,2,4. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Adams MICHAEL CAUDLE ADAMS I'd rather be small and shine than be large and cast a shadow. F.F.A. 1,2; Officer 1,2; Senior Superlative. Mr. S. H. Adams DAVID LEE BAKER He who believes in a girl, still needs the girl to believe in him. Football 1,2,3; Baseball 1,2,3; F.F.A. 4; Bowling 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Baker ALFRED KENT BROWN Pleasant Hill Rambler Football 1,2,3,4; Baseball 1,2,4; Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Brown DAVID RALPH BROWN There is no limit to the height a man can attain by remaining on the level. Student Council 1; F.F.A. 1; Basketball 1,2; Monogram Club 4; Glee Club 4; Senior Superlative. Mr. and Mrs. E. Ralph Brown NELDA IRENE BROWN Music, when it touches me, touches me too deeply for words, and has me utterly at its mercy. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Student-of-the-Month 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer 1,2; Library Club 3; Junior Play Usher; $100 Club 4. Mr. Mrs. Glenn Brown 44 JIMMY GRAY FALLIN Boy with a two-track mind - a girl and cars.” Baseball 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3; Track 2; Monogram Club 2,3,4; F.F.A. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Fallin RITA LOUISE FOWLER I'd rather forget and laugh than to remember and be sad. F.H.A. 1; Junior Play Usher. Mr. and Mrs. Charles C. Fowler HOBERT LEE FREEMAN An individualist is one who respects and hears other people's views but does not always listen to them.” F.F.A. 1,2,4; Officer 1,2,4; Class Officer 1,4; Student Council 2; Senior Superlative; Bus Driver 3,4. Mr. and Mrs. Sanford Freeman BESSIE VIRGINIA GWYNN Everything becomes easier with practice except getting up in the morning. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Library Club 1,2,3; $100 Club. Mrs. Nellie W. Gwynn BLANCHE JEAN HALL The years slip by like grace notes in a song-only the days and nights are ever long. F.H.A. 1,2,4; Officer 4. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Hall MARY ELIZABETH HEMRIC There is no disappointment we endure One half as great as that we are to Ourselves. Glee Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Library Club 2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Basketball 1,2,3,4; MonogramClub 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 4; Senior Superlative; Annual Staff 4; Homecoming Court 1; Homecoming Queen 4. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest W. Hemric MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carl Hicks - Sandra Matthews MOST POPULAR Hobert Freeman - Kathy Hobson JANET BROWN CHOPLIN Glee Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,4; Junior Play. Mr. and Mrs. N. D. Brown STEVEN WESLEY CHOPLIN It is not enough to say that a man has 'arrived'. One must know in what condition. F.F.A. 1,2,4; Bus Driver 3,4. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Choplin ROBERT LEE COCKERHAM He that looketh not before he leapeth may chance to stumble before he sleepeth.” F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 4. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Cockerham MARY FINNEY COLLINS If at first you don't succeed, try, try again. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer 2. Mr. and Mrs. Lake Finney NORMA JEAN COLLINS My aim in life is to catch a FALLIN star. Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; F.H.A. 1,3; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Softball 3; Junior Play; Homecoming Court 4. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Collins JUDY ADAMS CRANFILL You live but one life, so enjoy it by sharing it with someone else. Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; F.H.A. 1,3. Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Adams RICHARD DENNIS DAVIS When a man stands to speak, people listen, then look. When a woman gets up, people look; then if they like what they see, they listen. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 1,4. Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Davis 45 MOST ATHLETIC Randall Woodruff - Libby Henric CARL ALVIN HICKS No one knows what he can do till he tries. Glee Club 1,2,3; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Senior Superlative; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Football 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1,2,3. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hicks CLARA SUE HICKS Follow impulse and you may well be sorry. But ignore it and you deny yourself one of the too rare moments when individuality is possible. Basketball 1; Student Council 1,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 1,2, 3; Class Officer 2; Annual Staff 4; Rocket Club 3; Honor Society 3, 4; Vice-President 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Senior Superlative. Mrs. Marie Hicks JAMES BADGETT HOBSON And there's nothing I can do about it. Basketball 1,2; Class Officer 2; Glee Club 2,3; Golf 3,4; Student Council 3. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Hobson KATHRYN HOBSON Leave silence to the saints; I am but human. Cheerleader 1,2,3; Annual Staff 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Junior Play; Homecoming Court 2,4; F.H.A. 1,2; Senior Superlative; Honor Roll 1,2,3; Honor Society 4. Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Hobson PATRICIA DIANNE HOBSON Fame is a vapor, popularity an accident, riches take wings. Only one thing endures--character. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Library Club 2,3; Glee Club 2,3, 4; Class Officer 3; Rocket Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Junior Mar- shal; Cheerleader 4; Senior Superlative. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Hobson LINDA SUE HOLCOMB 'Did it ever strike you that on such a day as this, drowning would be happiness and peace? Library Club 1; Glee Club 2,3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Holcomb MITTY CAROL HOLCOMB Keep smiling! It makes everyone wonder what you have been up to. Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3,4; Junior Play Stage Manager; Store Worker 3; WIFM Teen Correspondent 4; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Holcomb DIANNE JESTER HUTCHENS Love is an Art, the greatest of Arts.” F.H.A. 1,3,4; Officer 3,4; Glee Club 2; Basketball 1. Mr. Buford Jester CAROL JEAN JESTER Three things I'd be better without - Curiosity, freckles and doubt. F.H.A. 1,2,4; Officer 1,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Junior Play Usher. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jester JERRY EDWARD JESTER About the only thing ever lost by politeness is a seat on a crowded bus. Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 2,3; F.F.A. 1,3; Officer 1,3; Bowling Team 4; Senior Superlative. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Jester LEDA DIANNE JESTER Courage is almost a contradiction in terms. It means a strong desire to live, taking the form of a readiness to die. Basketball 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Club 1,2,3; Junior Play; $100 Club 4; Honor Society 4; Honor Roll 4. Mrs. Nell G. Jester REBECCA ANN JESTER If you're going to climb, you've got to grab the branches, not the blossoms. F.H.A. 1,2; Officer 2; Glee Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Homecoming Court 3; Library Club 3,4; Junior Play; Class Officer 4; Senior Superlative; Basketball Manager 4; Honor Society 4. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jester BEST SPORTS Mike Adams - Norma Collins 46 BEST PERSONALITY Diane Hobson - Jimmy Norman JERRY GRAY JOHNSON The trouble with the world is that every day begins with the first half hour in the morning. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Officer 1,2,3,4. Mr. and Mrs. Gray Johnson LYNDA KAY LINEBERRY Honor Roll 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer 1,2; Class Officer 1; Library Club 1,2,3; Junior Play. Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Lineberry SANDRA MARIE MATTHEWS To have ideas is to gather flowers; to think is to weave them into garlands. Class Officer 1; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Library Club 3, 4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Rocket Club 3; Chief Junior Marshal; Junior Play; Honor Society 3,4; Annual Staff 3,4; $100 Club 4; Senior Superlative. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby J. Matthews JAMES CARROLL MILLER, JR. Nobody's perfect. Mr. and Mrs. James Carroll Miller MONNA GALITA MOSTELLER Unthinking, idle, wild and young, She laugh'd and danc'd and talk'd and sung. Honor Roll 2,3,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Library Club 2,3,4; Typing Award 3; Junior Play Manager; Senior Historian; Store Worker 3; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Honor Society 4. Mr. and Mrs. Eli Mosteller REBECCA LYNN NANCE It's better to love one little boy lots than to love lots of little boys. F.H.A. 1,2,4; Glee Club 2,3,4; Basketball 1; Library Club 2,3,4; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nance WILLIAM VEARL NANCE Delay always breeds dangers. F.F.A. 2,3; Baseball 3,4; Football 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4. Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Nance JAMES EDWARD NORMAN Great men are dying all the time and I don't even feel sick. Basketball 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Bowling Team 4; Captain 4; Junior Play; Senior Superlative. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Norman DONALD LEE PARKER F.F.A. 1,2,4; Bus Driver Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Parker EDWARD EUGENE PINSKE, JR. Though I am not rich and famous, I have more riches than the world; My life. Basketball 1; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Pinske BRENDA FAYE REECE A well-adjusted person is one who makes the same mistake twice without getting nervous. Library Club 1; F.H.A. 1,2; Basketball 1; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Reece SHIRLEY ANN RENEGAR Joy to forgive and joy to be forgiven hang level in the balances of love. F.H.A. 1,2; Library Club 1; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Renegar ANNE WILLIAMS RYAN The truly ambitious are as busy on the landings as they are breathless on the stairs. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. 1,2,3; Officer 1,2,3; Glee Club 2,3,4; Rocket Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; Student Council 3,4; Basketball Manager 3,4; Annual Staff 4; Monogram Club 4; Student-of-the- Month 4. Mr. and Mrs. George Howard Ryan MOST COURTEOUS Jerry Jester - Becky Jester 47 F.H.A. 1,2; Basketball 1,2,3; Junior Varsity; Glee Club 2,3; Library Club 1,2; Junior Play Usher. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Wilhelm FRANCES KAY WILHELM Love of learning is a pleasant and universal bond, since it deals with what one is and not what one has. F.H.A. 1,2; Library Club 1; Junior Varsity; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Wilhelm SAMMY WARREN WOODRUFF The only way to get rid of a temptation is to yield to it. Class Officer 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Junior Play; Senior Superla- tive; Bowling Team 4; Golf Team 2; Annual Staff 3,4; Honor Soci- ety 4; Honor Roll 4. Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Woodruff WILLIAM RANDALL WOODRUFF The ancient sage who concocted the maxim, 'Know thyself', might have added 'Don't tell anyone' . Football 1,2,3,4; Co-Captain 4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; Captain 4; Baseball 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Student Council 2,3,4; Officer 2,3,4; Honor Society 3,4; Junior Marshal; Student-of-the-Month 3; Junior Play; Senior Superlative; Mr. Boonville High; $100 Club. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woodruff CLASS OFFICERS President, David Brown; Vice-President, Hobart Freeman; Secretary, Becky Jester; Treasurer, Libby Henric. JOHN D. SNOW My golden rule is to just keep it COOL, Man. Baseball 1,4; Glee Club 3,4; F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Bus Driver 1,2,3,4. Mrs. Elmer Snow NELSON ALEXANDER SHUGART Basketball 1; Football Manager 2; Golf 2; Class Officer 3; Annual Staff 2; Student Council 1,3,4; Honor Roll 1,4; Glee Club 1,2; Junior Marshal. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shugart REBECCA VERONIA SNOW When Silence speaks for Love, She has much to say. Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 2,3; Student Council Secretary 4; F.H.A. 1,2; Junior Varsity 1; Library Club 1. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Snow LOU WATSON SPEER Work hard but don't forget to stop along the way and smell the flowers. Annual Staff 3,4; Editor-in-Chief 4; Honor Roll 1,2,3,4; F.H.A. Officer 1; Student Council 2; Band 1,2,3; Majorette 1,2; Glee Club 2,3,4. Junior Marshal; Junior Play; Rocket Club 3; Honor Society 3,4; $100 Club 4; Student-of-the-Month 4; Senior Superlative. Mr. and Mrs. James Speer PHILLIP LANGLEY TRANSOU It is easier not to speak a word at all than to speak more words than we should. Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 3,4. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph M. Transou THOMAS RAY WILLARD Be silent and safe—Silence never betrays you. F.F.A. 3,4; Baseball 1,2. Mr. and Mrs. John H. Willard EVA FAY WILHILM Be charitable, if you can, in your judgement of others; save severity for your own mistakes. MASCOTS Rodney Dean Hobson - Zoe Ann Hinshaw 48 in State Betty Crocker contest. Award Winners - Sandra Matthews, Anne Ryan, Leda Jester, Lou Speer, Sammy Woodruff, Randall Woodruff, David Brown One Hundred Dollar Club Jimmy Hobson won first place in the science fair. Scholarship Winners - Lou Speer, Clara Hicks, Anne Ryan, Kay Lineberry and Dianne Hobson 49 Junior Marshals Beth Keever - Chief Beth Fletcher - Dana Moxley Patricia Fleming - Gary Snow 50 Class Officers Dana Moxley.................President Duncan Hollar..........Vice-President Darlis Smith . . . Secretary-Treasurer Juniors Donnie Baker Judy Barker Ralph Bolin Eddie Brown Phyllis Bryant Hardin Bullin Christine Casstevens Diane Casstevens Brenda Carico Shelby Caudle Darlene C. Crews Dean Davis 51 Linda East Ronnie Evans Patricia Fleming Mary Beth Fletcher Dorothy Hicks Carson Hobson Leroy Hobson Betty Hodges Duncan Hollar June W. Hunter Planning A Prom Producing A Play Preparing For Life Dale Hutchens Gail Hutchens Darlene Jester Sammy Keaton Beth Keever Steve Lawrence Hubert Marsh Janice Miller Edith Morefield Dana Moxley 52 Karen Moxley Ricky Moxley Shirley Nance David Norman Karen Overby Wilson Parker Susan Rutledge Eddie Shore Dickie Shore Darlis Smith SAT’S—Sliderules Sandburg Honor Society Initiation Frankie Snow Gary Snow Jim Speer Kathy Stimpson David Stinson Beverly Vanhoy James Vestal Penny Vestal Jerry Williams Benny Woodruff 53 Class Officers Tommy Caudle................President Floyd Morrison.........Vice-President Norma Woodruff . Secretary-Treasurer Sophomores Cecil Adams Devaughn Benton Patricia Brown Barbara Campbell Keith Cartwright Dale Casstevens J. D. Caudle Tommy Caudle Mike Choplin David Clark Barbara Cockerham 54 Richard Coram Daphne Crissman Darlene Davis Steve Davis Linda Dixon Jeff Dobbins Mariena Dobbins Brenda Evans Roger Evans Gary Forrest Jean Garner James George Driver’s Education “Senior; Dear Senior” Parlez-Vous Francais? Gene Gilmore Alice Hall Hilda Hardy Janet Hepler Cathy Hicks Craig Hicks Bonnie Jo Hobson Patty Hobson 55 Sharon Hobson Linda Holcomb Glenda Hunter Edith Hutchens Ethel Hutchens Mike Jester Joe Johnson David Lyons World History Silas Marner O A y I fp 4 Dissecting Frogs li It 1 iiH tit ll Doug Marsh Becky Martin Buddy Matthews Lou Mendenhall r Everette Morefield Floyd Morrison Gay Moxley Mike Moxley Danny Oliver Louise Parker Donna Payne Ronnie Pendry 56 Ricky Reavis Neal Reece Albert Shore Neal Shore Richard Southard Allen Speer Johnny Stinson Tim Stinson Darlene Stone Pamela Vanhoy Mae Vestal Larry Wilkins Glee Club (a2 + b2 = c2; Julius Caesar Delia Willard Freddie Willard Debbie Williams Elizabeth Woodruff Johnny Woodruff Norma Woodruff Janie Wooten Johnny Wright 57 Class Officers Debbie Smith.................Secretary Kent Cave ...................President Gary Poplin.............Vice-President Janice Hobson................Treasurer Freshmen Dan Adams Dennis Bowen Bryce Brown Steve Bryant Eugene Byrd Bobby Carter Kay Casstevens Kent Casstevens Kent Cave David Childress Avis Craver Michael Davis Vicky Driver Cathy Eskridge Lynn Finney 58 Louise Fleming Carolyn Garner Larry Gilmore Steve Gilmore Mark Gross Lu Ann Hall Nora Lee Hall Kenneth Hobson Janice Hobson Penny Hobson Serving at the Prom (AUB)NC Echo Chorus Phyllis Hobson Shirley Hutson Deborah Johnson Frankie Johnson Barry Kirk Steve Lawson Bobby Liles Brent Macemore Wanda Marsh Patricia Miller Renee Morrison David Moxley 59 Elaine Moxley Jerry Moxley Rita Parker Vickie Pinske Gary Poplin Wayne Reece Tom Rutledge Samuel Shermer Cindy Shore Leon Shore Martha Shore Frankie Sizemore Tool Judging Great Expectations FHA Initiation Debbie Smith Kathy Spencer Garlyn Stinson Danny Taylor Sammy Taylor Jerry Vestal Johnny Vestal Tommy Vestal Barry Webb Carolyn Wilhelm Pat Williams Steve Windsor Rocky Wood Michael Wooten 60 Eighth Grade—Mr. Thompson Carol Adams Ricky Burcham Randy Cartwright Ralph Casstevens Richard Casstevens Dardanelle Clark Earnestine Dalton Kathy Davis Gary Eads Chris Fowler Richard George Faye Hall Junior Hobson Cathy Holcomb Robert Hupp Dottie Jester Susie Jester Gail Main Dale Moxley Kathy Moxley Jerry Murphy Tommy Prim Charlotte Renegar Marty Shore Michael Sparks Tommy Speer Bradley Storie Mary V. Transou Gail Wagoner Carolyn Willard Eighth Grade—Mrs. Williams Dianne Dinkins Kathy Fallin Lydia Hicks Pamela Hollar Freddy Hutchens Gary Ireland Patricia Johnson Robert Melton Karen Nichols Ricky Oakes Debby Parks Betty Poindexter Alan Rutledge Debby Sizemore Bobby Smith Jackie Smith James Sparks Barry Spencer Kathy Steelman Suzanne Stinson Ricky Trivette Michael Vanhoy Joyce Ward Lynn Webb Roger Adams Bonnie Bovender Fleming Crissman Ricky Davis 61 Seventh Grade—Mr. King Richard Vanhoy Danny Wagoner Mary Ruth Wilhelm Donald Benton Michael Brooks Marcia Brown Danny Bullin Arvil Byrd Audrey Casstevens Dwight Casstevens James Casstevens Mary Lou Casstevens Twinkle Jo Collins David Cranfill Pamela Davis Ronald Dobbins Shirley East Margaret Hall Betty Holcomb Louise Melton Dale Nance Donna Norman Eddie Parker Oswald Parker Allan Reece Sandra Speer Roscoe Tidline Seventh Grade—Mrs. Steelman Donnie Adams Robert Anthony Louise Barber Denny Barker Hugh Brown Judy Campbell Gordon Casstevens Lynette Cave Jerry Davis Sharon Dobbins Manuel Dobson Audrey Halsey Donna Hobson Darlene Hunter Walter Mathis Carolyn Moxley Dianne Norman Sharon Simmons Eldon Speer Ralph Taylor Tim Webb Beverly Williams Shelia Wood Jimmy Woodruff Ronnie Wooten Johnny York 62 Sixth Grade—Mrs. Brown Tommy Billings Atha Brown Teresa Brown David Bullin Mike Bullin Joanie Burton David Casstevens Mary Ruth Clark Tena Cranfill Ronnie Driver Kenneth East Lawrence Fletcher Lee Hall Lynn Hunter Carol Hutchens Terry Manning Randall Moxley Dale Parker Sally Pinske Dana Shore Will Shore Hubert Sneed Dale Snow Debbie Stewart Frank Steelman David Vestal Bobby Webb Glenda Williams Sixth Grade—Mrs. Speer Eddie Cave Ora Eskridge Sandra Finney Louis Fletcher Ricky Freeman Ricky Hall Dan Hicks Marty Hutchens Barbara Jane Moxley Melinda Moxley Dennis Murphy Harvey Nance Neal Oliver Johnny Overby Linda Payne Robin Reece Roger Reece Grayland Sizemore Shirley Smith Margie Snow Ronnie Speer Betty Jo Wagoner Donnie Wagoner Dale Webb Betty Bates Johnny Burton Karen Burton Arthur Carter Gray Caudle 63 Fifth Grade—Miss Blackburn Thelma Bates Barbara Beck Debra Bryant William Cartwright Jeffrey Casstevens Michael Casstevens Teresa Cook Thurmond Hall Barbara Hutchens Sheron Kimmer Steve King Deborah Mackie Michael Marsh Rebecca Miller Rickie Osborne Vickie Osborne Weldon Poindexter Spencer Smith Bobby Dean Snow Janet Steelman Holly Swaim Ann Taylor Cynthia Tidline Thomas Trivette Fifth Grade—Mrs. Jessup Dean Casstevens Cassandra Clark Danny Dobbins Grayland Dobson Danny Hall Arvilene Hanks Alvin Jester Luther Kimmer, Jr. Gary Martin Ricky Morgan Bronwyn Moxley Tanya Moxley Sharon Oakes Billy Dean Prim Kenneth Sizemore Carolyn Speer Jenny Lynn Vanhoy Becky Vestal Phil Vestal Kay Webb Susan Webb Jim Windsor Ray Wyatt Martha Yarborough 64 Fourth Grade—Mrs. Brendle Valette Anthony Mark Baker Diane Brendle Shelia Brown Phillip Clark Kathy Collins Alice Coram Ricky Cranfill Robin Driver Terry Evans Dennis Finney David Greer Faye Hall Leslie Hudson Michael Parks Connie Pinske Jeannie Prim Lynn Reece William Stammetti Sharon Stewart Kent Stinson Melissa Stinson Debbie Wagoner David Williams Denise Williams Winnie Woodruff Bobby Yarborough Jimmy Yarborough Fourth Grade—Miss Martin Kay Caudle Dwaine Dobbins Martha Faw Lynn Hall Lamar Harrison Brenda Hicks Randall Hudspeth Randy Jester Betty Main Wanda Murphy Debbie Poindexter Greg Puryear Crystal Reece David Shore Tommy Shore Robin Sizemore Mark Spencer Bill Stammetti Mickey Stinson Ivy Tidline Judy Vestal Robin Winters Wesley Winters Kim Woodruff Bill Bates Everette Brown LuAnn Brown Randall Campbell C. 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Casstevens 65 Third Grade—Mrs. Campbell Anne Brooks Janet Bryant Sharon Bullin Ray Burcham Danny Campbell Douglas Campbell Belinda Cranfill Julia Craver Jenny Dinkins Linda Harrison Lugene Hobson Steve Holcomb Mark Hollar Brent Hunter Charlene Leatherman Darlene Leatherman Brian Mosteller Perry Nance Anna Oxendine Randy Parks Amy Reece Mark Shore Sherry Shore Jeffrey Smith Bobby Speer Sue Spencer Linda Stanley Ray Taylor Sarah Vanhoy Terry Vestal Elaine Wagoner Third Grade—Mrs. York Jane Adams Ralph Bates Amanda Brown Harold Brown Jimmy Burton Sharon Campbell Lisa Cartwright Jean Casstevens Cindy Cave Charles Craver Susan East Debbie Faw Shannon Fletcher Debbie Greer Michael Hamby Michael McKnight Vickie Mendenhall Criss Nichols Barry Parker Merrill Reavis Derek Smith Robert Shore Phil Steelman Robin Stimpson Terry Trivette Debbie Vestal Janice Wagoner Debbie Winters Mike Williams Darrell Wooten Jeffrey Wooten 66 Second Grade—Miss Jones Wanda Beamer Dale Bowen Darrell Campbell Tim Cai'twright Marie Casstevens Sherri Casstevens Ricky Cave Tim Collins Todd Collins Terry Dinkins Gwyn Dobbins Mary Fox Laura Haliburton Ernest Holcomb Debbie Kimmer Barry Matthews Wayne Morrison Susan Moxley Dale Puryear Tammy Sizemore Sue Stammetti Donna Swisher Sandra Swisher Darlene Trivette Hilda Vestal Mitzi Vestal Paula Vestal Thomas Wagoner Tommy Wall Debra Williams Second Grade—Mrs. Shumate Juanita Dinkins Jimmy Donardt Arlene Frazier Jo Anne Hutchens Steve Morgan Vernon Nance Greg Norman Irene Oxendine C. L. Payne Lee Shore Tony Smith Marie Spencer Danette Steelman Janet Vestal Tony Wagoner Randy Walker Bethany Wilhelm Danny Williams Ellen Williams Steve Williams Gail Wishon Dickie Woodruff Debbie Wooten Kyle Wyatt Joey Burton Jeff Chipman Deri Clark Lou Ann Cockerham 67 First Grade—Mrs. Adams Ricky Taylor Freddie Trivette Jeffery Webb Cindy Williams Elizabeth Brendle Joey Brown Steve Brown David Byrd Mark Evans Jennifer Hollar Pennie Hudson Ravona Leatherman Linda Lee Deborah Macemore Stephen Macemore Karen Matthews Alene Mendenhall Frances Oxendine Benny Poindexter Amber Reece Donna Shore Frank Lee Smith Timothy Speer Virginia Stammetti Carla Stewart First Grade—Miss Jones Joy Caudle Michael Cave Donna Cockerham Johnny Hall Christine Hamby Lisa Hemric Lisa Hollar Lynn Huff Michael King Mark Lawson Mark McKnight Shirley Norman Danny Parker Penny Shore Kelly Smith Lynn Spencer Gail Steelman Suzann Stimpson Lisha Tidline Robin Vanhoy Teresa Vestal Dale Wagoner Terry Wagoner Dianne Wood 68 Special Education—Miss Norman Danny Beck Randy Benton Aubrey Casstevens Chester Casstevens Ronald Huff Billy Murphy Rex Speer Leon Taylor Roy Taylor 69 A Time for Leaving First Grade Reading Circle 70 Boonville School Band ; i Ronnie Evans End Tri-Captains Duncan Hollar Fullback Football, 1966 FIRST ROW: Managers Walter Mathis and Donnie Adams, Mark Gross, Dean Davis, Donnie Baker, Vearl Nance, Wilson Parker, Steve Bryant, Tim Stinson, Johnny Stinson, Alan Speer, Manager Mike Moxley. SECOND ROW: Coaches Charlie Walker and Bob Adams, Ronnie Evans, Jerry Williams, Floyd Morrison, Johnny Wright, Duncan Hollar, Ralph Bolin, Dickie Shore, Coach Mike Rizzella. THIRD ROW: Phil Transou, David Norman, Steve Cave, Carl Hicks, David Clark, Randall Woodruff, and David Stinson. Steve Cave Tackle David Stinson Quarterback Carl Hicks Tackle Phil Transou End All-Conference Carl Hicks, Ronnie Evans, David Stinson Vearl Nance Halfback Floyd Morrison Guard David Norman End Allan Speer Halfback Dickie Shore Center Tim Stinson Quarterback Kent Brown Guard Johnny Wright Tackle Donnie Baker Tackle Eddie Brown Guard Homecoming Miss Libby Hemric Homecoming Queen Attendants 1966 Norma Collins and Kathy Hobson Seniors Beth Fletcher and Phyllis Bryant Juniors Norma Woodruff and Garlyn Stinson Freshmen Homecoming 1966 Festivities A Dance for a Queen Varsity Managers Dana Moxley and Mike Moxley. Wilson Parker, Ronnie Evans, Jerry Williams, Dickie Shore, Tommy Caudle, Coach Charlie Walker, Keith Cartwright, David Norman, Randall Woodruff, David Stinson, Duncan Hollar. Boys Basketball Albert Shore, Tim Stinson, Steve Bryant, Allen Speer, Joe Johnson, Richard Coram, Ralph Bolin, Larry Wilkins, Wayne Reece, David Clark. Junior Varsity Black Duncan Hollar All County Tommy Caudle Center Ronnie Evans Guard Randall Woodruff Forward Knights Duncan Hollar Forward David Norman Guard David Stinson Guard Keith Cartwright Center Wilson Parker Guard Judy Barker Forward Glenda Hunter Guard Norma Collins Guard Beth Fletcher, Becky Jester, Anne Ryan, and Susan Rutledge, Managers Basketball Libby Hemric All County Pat Williams Guard Beth Keever Guard Patty Hobson Forward Girls Basketball Coach Bob Adams and Sen- ior Members Libby Hemric and Norma Collins Garlyn Stinson, Norma Collins, Carolyn Garner, Glenda Hunter, Martha Shore, Frankie Snow, Elizabeth Wood- ruff, Pat Williams, Lou Ann Hall, Patty Hobson, Mae Vestal, Judy Barker, Frankie Sizemore, Norma Woodruff, Beth Keever, and Libby Hemric, 82 Bowling FIRST ROW: Jerry Jester, Sammy Woodruff, Jimmy Norman, David Baker, David Brown, and John D. Snow. SECOND ROW: Eddie Shore, Eddie Brown, Ricky Moxley, Steve Lawrence, and David Adams. FIRST ROW: Eddie Brown, Kent Brown, John D. Snow, Vearl Nance, Steve Bryant, David Brown. SECOND ROW: Wilson Parker, Tim Stinson, Ronnie Evans, Tommy Vestal, Allen Speer, Jerry Williams, Michael Jester. THIRD ROW: Coach Charlie Walker, David Norman, Randall Woodruff, Johnny Wright, Samuel Shermer. Baseball Monogram Club FIRST ROW: Kaihy Hobson, Beth Keever, Bonnie Jo Hobson, Darlene Davis, Phyllis Bryant, Beth Fletcher, Darlis Smith, and Patricia Burgess. SECOND ROW: Mike Moxley, Elizabeth Woodruff, Norma Woodruff, Ann Ryan, Patty Hobson, Judy Barker, Glenda Hunter, Norma Collins, Libby Hemric, and David Brown. THIRD ROW: Jerry Williams, Dana Moxley, Dickie Shore, Dean Davis, Wilson Parker, Vearl Nance, Eddie Brown, Kent Brown, and Ronnie Evans. FOURTH ROW: Phil Transou, Johnny Wright, Duncan Hollar, Randall Woodruff, Jimmy Fallin, Carl Hicks, Steve Cave, David Norman, David Stinson, and David Baker. Mark Gross, Mike Moxley, Steve Windsor, Dickie Shore, Coach Bob Adams, Steve Cave, David Clark, Larry Wilkins, and Bryce Brown. Golf Cheerleaders Patricia Burgess, Darlis Smith, Cindy Shore, Debby Smith, Bonnie Jo Hobson, Dianne Hobson, Janie Wooten, and Darlene Davis - In victory or defeat this group of energetic girls is ready to support the Boonville High School athletic teams. Without the cheers of encouragement from the fans it would be very difficult for a team to win. These cheerleaders, with hard work and determination help to create the overwhelming school spirit that is found behind every winning team. Barefooting it to get an award--J.V.'s 1967 Tea for two The VIP’s 86 Athletic Banquet 1967 87 Mr. And Miss Boonville High S' 0 88 Honor Roll Beth Keever, Beth Fletcher, Vickie Driver, Cathy Eskridge, Diane Hobson, Rita Parker, Lou Speer, Becky Snow, Patricia Brown, Louise Fleming, Lu Ann Hall, Mike Moxley, James George, Johnny Stin- son, Sandra Matthews, Steve Bryant, Janice Hobson, Nelda Brown, Darlene Davis, Neal Reece, Elaine Mox- ley, Ann Ryan, Leda Jester, Patsy Fleming, Patricia Williams, Keith Cartwright, and Thomas Rutledge. Glee Club 89 Golden Shield Honor Society Ann Ryan, President Clara Hicks, Vice- President Bessie Gwynn, Secretary- Treasurer Mr. Michael Rizzella Advisor Judy Barker Nelda Brown Beth Fletcher Patsy Fleming Libby Hemric Dorothy Hicks Dianne Hobson Kathy Hobson Becky Jester Leda Jester Beth Keever Sandra Matthews Monna Mosteller Dana Moxley David Norman Susan Rutledge Becky Snow Lou Speer Randall Woodruff Sammy Woodruff 90 Student Council SEATED: Mr. Albert Martin, Elizabeth Woodruff, Treasurer; Judy Barker, Vice-President; Randall Woodruff, President; Becky Snow, Secretary; and Mrs. A. W. MacDonald. STANDING: Phyllis Bryant, Louise Fleming, James Vestal, Keith Cartwright, Alex Shugart, Cathy Eskridge, and Daphne Crissman. Bus Drivers FIRST ROW: John D. Snow, Roger Evans, David Adams, and Michael Choplin. SECOND ROW: David Norman, Hubert Marsh, Jerry Jester, Eddie Shore, Ronnie Pendry, Dale Hutchens, David Childress, and Kent Casstevens. THIRD ROW: Ricky Moxley, W. C. Brown, Hobert Freeman, and Steve Choplin. I 91 FIRST ROW: Mrs. Anita Reece, Garlyn Stinson, Debbie Smith, Sue Moxley, Alice Hall, Bessie Gwynn, CarolHolcomb, Barbara Campbell, Becky Martin, Brenda Evans, Lynn Finney, and Evangeline Cundiff. SECOND ROW: Cindy Shore, Martha Shore, Lu Ann Hall, Carolyn Garner, Ethel Hutchens, Edith Hutchens, Kathy Burton, Frankie Sizemore, Linda East, and Sharon Hobson. THIRD ROW: Brenda Carico, Louise Fleming, Renee Morrison, Cathy Eskridge, Barbara Cockerham, Dianne Casstevens, Becky Nance, Charlene Burchette, Shelby Caudle, Blanche Hall, Avis Craver, Shirley Hutson, and Rita Parker. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Johnson, Cathy Hicks, Janet Hepler, Lou Ray Mendenhall, Debbie Williams, Jean Garner, Delia Williard, Pamela Vanhoy, Penny Hobson, Kay Casstevens, Vicky Driver, and Nora Lee Hall. FIFTH ROW: Kathy Spencer, Gay Moxley, Elaine Moxley, Janice Hobson, Patty Hobson, Glenda Hunter, Patricia Williams, Louise Parker, Carolyn Wilhelm, Wanda Marsh, Vickie Pinske, Sissy Hobson, and Patricia Miller. 92 Future Farmers of America OFFICERS Jackie Adams, Secretary; Jerry John- son, President; Ricky Davis, Vice-Pres- ident; Steve Choplin, Sentinel; Hobart Freeman, Treasurer; Roy Cockerham, Reporter. FIRST ROW: Bobby Liles, Leon Shore, J. D. Caudle, Hobert Freeman, Jerry Johnson, Jackie Adams, Ricky Davis, Barry Webb, and Gary Poplin. SECOND ROW: Mr. Ralph Walker, Ronnie Pendry, Steve Lawson, Eddie Shore, Ricky Moxley, Ronnie Evans, Jerry Vestal, Kent Cave, Jerry Moxley, and Michael Wooten. THIRD ROW: Freddie Willard, Jerry Williams, Michael Davis, Johnny Vestal, Rocky Wood, Danny Taylor, Sammy Taylor, Frankie John- son, Dennis Bowen, Barry Kirk, and W. C. Brown. FOURTH ROW: Carson Hobson, Steve Davis, Craig Hicks, Dale Casstevens, Neil Shore, Michael Jester, Dean Davis, Wilson Parker, Samuel Shermer, Donald Parker, Buddy Mat- thews, and Everette Morefield. FIFTH ROW: David Baker, David Caudle, Thomas Willard, Steve Choplin, Roy Cockerham, Jerry Jester, Kent Brown, Eddie Brown, Carl Hicks, Jimmy Fallin, Bryce Brown, David Childress, and Kenneth Hobson. Spotlight Staff Lou Speer......................Editor-in-Chief Sammy Woodruff........................Business Manager Art Editor Sandra Matthews....................Circulation Manager Clara Hicks..............Administration Editor Kathy Hobson................ Activities Editor Anne Ryan..................Senior Class Editor Libby Henric.....................Sports Editor Beth Fletcher..............Junior Class Editor Susan Rutledge .... Assistant Junior Class Editor Tim Stinson.............Sophomore Class Editor Steve Bryant.............Freshman Class Editor Mrs. Thomas Pardue and Mrs. Ralph Coram Yearbook Advisers 94 COBLE DAIRY PRODUCTS COOPERATIVE, INC. Phone-State 6-7880 Mount Airy Ijmqnrtuliitious to the class of '67 ASTORIA BRAID MANUFACTURING COMPANY, INC. Elastic and Non-Elastic Braided Narrow Fabrics Teletype-Boonville 394 Phone: 367-2221, 367-2222, 367-2223 Boonville 97 Compliments of WINSTON-SALEM TOBACCO MARKET BIG WINSTON . . 722-2949 BROWNS . . 723-2247 CAROLINA STAR . . 723-1472 COOKS . . 724-9239 GROWERS . . 767-4030 PEPPERS . . 722-4075 TAYLORS . . 722-6949 Frank Bryant, Sales Supervisor 722-0149 98 MENDENHALL MOTORS, INC Dodge Plymouth Chrysler R. R. Mendenhall Owner Phone 679-8812 679-8811 Yadkinville For the Number 1 Deal on the Number 1 Car See CHILDRESS CHEVROLET, INC Your Friendly Chevrolet Dealer Phone 679-2151 679-4151 Yadkinville 99 Congratulations to the Faculty and Students of Boonville High School Visit the CHATHAM COUNTRY STORE All Sorts of Bargains in Upholstery, Apparel Fabrics, and Blankets Chatham Manufacturing Company Elkin Compliments of SUNBEAM CORPORATION And Their Employees Best Electric Appliances Made Best Wishes and Congratulations to the Class of ’67 100 CofUj uitu£ati u GRADUATES DUN-WELL CLEANERS ’It’s done well at Dun-Well’s'’ Phone 835-4065 Elkin BOONVILLE FARM EQUIPMENT COMPANY Make Our Store Your Headquarters” Farmall Tractors Genuine (I.H.) Parts Phone 367-2218 Boonville Compliments of HEFFNER’S FOOD LAND Save Two Ways Low-Low Prices S H Green Stamps Y adkinville -Mocksville -C lemmons 102 DOBBINS T.V. APPLIANCE Sales Service RCA Philco Phone 367-2625 Boonville Compliments of ROBY WAGONER INSURANCE AGENCY The Friendly Agency All Kinds of Insurance Phone 367-2325 Boonville Compliments of COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANK Individual Accounts Insured Up To $10,000 By F.D.I.C. Boonville Compliments of Home Auto Supply Carl Hinson, Mgr. Phone 367-5516 Boonville Compliments of Compliments of PICKETT AND HUFF POINDEXTER HOBSON Furniture-Appliances HARDWARE, INC. Phone 699-8592 Phone 699-3935 East Bend Route 1 East Bend Compliments of EAST BEND FOOD LAND, INC. BOONVILLE ESSO SERVICE CENTER P. O. Box 249 Complete £SSQ Service Phone 699-3991 j Henry Oaks, Prop. East Bend I Phone 367-5527 Boonville 104 Compliments of TODD IMPLEMENT COMPANY BOOSE FLOWER SHOP Homelite Chain Saws Flowers for all Occasions. Massey- Ferguson State Farm Auto Phone 367-2259 Insurance Agency Highway 67 Phone 679-3641 Boonville Yadkin ville SMITH’S CASH GROCERY Compliments of Self Service SHEEK-TAYLOR DRUGS Fresh Meats- Vegetables-Groceries Phone 679-4531 Phone 367-5519 Boonville Yadkinville KATENA’S BEAUTY SHOP Compliments of WESTERN AUTO Modern Air Conditioned Phone 367-2350 Most things for car and home. Highway 601 North Boonville Davis Tires Truetone T.V. and Radios Yadkinville P N 5 10 DEPARTMENT STORE WOLFE AND REECE Ruth Holcomb-Rena Holder F.C.X. Yadkinville Custom Grinding and Mixing Seed-Feed-Fertilizer Cleaning and Treating of Seed Phone 367-2321 Boonville MOXLEY'S GARAGE General Auto Truck Repair 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 367-2252 367-2653 Boonville 105 Compliments of Compliments of SPRINKLE’S BELK DOUGHTON Good Year Tires-Recapping DEPARTMENT STORE Front End Service General Electric Appliances Phone 835-1996 T || 101 E. Main 570 Winston Road Jonesville Belfc - ® Shop at WHITE BROTHERS PENNY’S Blocks Building Materials Kohler Plumbing The Modern Way Roger Paints Just Say Phone 835-3025 Charge It Jonesville Elkin MARTIN'S BAKE SHOP Pies Doughnuts Phone 835-3140 Jonesville HOBSON’S AMOCO SERVICE Roy Hobson, Prop. Gas - Oil - Kerosene Batteries - Tires Phone 699-3941 Fall Creek Community R. 1, East Bend j I Compliments of VESTAL’S J. H. BEESON SEWING AND FABRIC SHOP I Mutual Insurance Cottons-Wools-Notions Simplicity Patterns-Sportswear Phone 835-2119 We specialize in children’s Elkin clothes. Phone 367-2786 1 Boonville 106 Compliments of BOONVILLE CLEANERS AND LAUNDRY Prompt and Dependable Service” Phone 367-2622 Boonville SWAIM OIL COMPANY Jonesville Compliments of WENDELL'S GROCERY ELK PHARMACY, INC. Gas-Oil-Groceries-Meat Luke Irwin-Dwayne Irwin Vegetables-Notions 115 East Main Street Phone 367-5539 Elkin Boonville BOONVILLE HOME FURNISHINGS INC. EVAN BROWN GROCERY Household Kitchen Furniture Groceries-Meats-Vegetables G.E. Electrical Appliances Phone 367-2623 Boonville Phone 367-5512 Boonville BOONVILLE STYLETTE BOONVILLE FLOUR FEED MILLS Custom Grinding Feed Mill Freddie V. Hurt Phone 367-2385 Phone 367-2610 Boonville Boonville Compliments of Compliments of ISENHOUR'S FISHER’S PHARMACY Elkin Elkin 107 Compliments of QUALITY OIL COMPANY, THE SEWING SHOP INC. OF BOONVILLE Distributors of Shell Products Fabrics, Notions Custom-made Clothes Dot Hanes Novella Reece (shell) Phone 367-2229 Phone 679-8595 Boonville Yadkin ville TODD’S SUPERETTE Compliments of MAX O. WELBORN Staple and Fancy Groceries Best Meats in Town Yadkinville Yadkinville 108 COCKERHAM STUDIO Weddings, Portraits, Copying Supplies, Art Supplies Phone 835-3309 Elkin YADKIN TRACTOR COMPANY and SURRY TRACTOR COMPANY Ford Farm Equipment Elkin 835-1322 Boonville 367-2613 Congratulations from BOONVILLE PHARMACY A Scholar's Prayer to Remember Almighty God--give us the strength to welcome trouble and the wisdom to conquer it through the pursuit of learning and the experience of living. D.C. Clark, BS, R.P.H. HOWARD’S GRILL HINSHAW’S SELF SERVICE Foot Long Hot Dogs Gasoline Curb Service Any Time Groceries Phone 961-4981 4-1 2 miles East Phone 961-2848 Route 1 Boonville Boonville CAVE SEPTIC TANK DITCHING George B. Cave Phone 367-5598 Boonville T. L. HAYES Compliments of JIM'S GRILL Phone 679-8318 COMPANY, INC. Yadkinville Men's, Women's, Children's WRIGHT'S BEAUTY SHOP Ready-to-Wear Bertha Wright Furniture and Home Cora Lee Casstevens Furnishings Westinghouse Appliances Compliments of Phone 367-5511 HOME FURNITURE COMPANY Boonville 115 West Market, Elkin 109 — Compliments of Compliments of THE WILLIAMSON RESTAURANT BOONVILLE SHELL AND Howard Ball RED’S BURGER HOUSE Spencer King Phone 367-2220 Yadkinville Boonville Compliments of KENNEDY AUTO SUPPLIES MACKIE'S JEWELRY B. F. Goodrich Tires Motorola T.V.'s HABERDASHER Kelvinator Appliances Phone 679-3311 200 East Main Yadkinville Elkin SPEAS HOME AUTO SUPPLY MILLS STUDIO AND CAMERA SHOP Firestone Philco Portrait and Commercial Photography Complete Car Service Eastman Polaroid Dealer Interstate Highways 21 67 Phone 679-3561 Phone 835-4653 Yadkinville Jones ville BLACKWELDER’S MOXLEY’S STORE OIL COMPANY 1 General Merchandise The Home of Quality Gasoline-Fuel-Kerosene Furniture for Less Money Bulk Lime Fertilizers Wholesale Retail Phone 835-1424 Phone 468-2272 Jones ville Route 2 Boonville Compliments of Compliments of YADKINVILLE BRANCH ELKIN-JONESVILLE BUILDING AND LOAN CRISSMAN’S ASSOCIATION Insured Savings - Home Loans Home Office Elkin Men’s Clothing Women’s Sportswear Phone 679-8411 Phone 367-2618 Yadkin ville Boonville Compliments of Compliments of BOONVILLE SPEAS-LEE HARDWARE, OIL COMPANY INC. Archie Hobson, Owner Hardware and Building Supplies Amoco Gas Oil Dealer of Blue Grass Tools We give S H Green Stamps. Stag Paints Phone 367-2309 Phone 367-2310 Boonville Boonville BOONVILLE SERVICE CENTER BOTTOMS GROCERY Wash-Polish-Grease-Waxing Gas-Oil-Groceries Phone 367-2305 Boonville Gas -Oil - Vegetables -Meats -Notions Highway 601 Boonville WINEBARGER MOTOR COMPANY, INC. B M TIRE SERVICE Ford-Falcon-Mercury-Comet 24 Hour Wrecker Service Tires Speed Balanced Expert Recapping Phone 835-2861 Elkin Phone 699-8820 East Bend HALL’S COFFEE SHOP HOTEL ELKIN Compliments of YADKIN CLEANERS Home Cooked Food Buffet on Sundays Yadkinville Phone 835-3623 Elkin HALL-KNOTT EDWARDS YADKIN TILE COMPANY Ceramic-Formica Cabinet tops Men's and Women’s Wear Custom Built Cabinets Floor Covering - Appliances Elkin Phone 679-8585 Yadkinville Compliments of Compliments of BEN FRANKLIN’S JOE H. REECE Groceries and Gas Elkin Boonville RUMPLE FURNITURE COMPANY Where Most Folks Trade” Phone 835-2013 Elkin BOONVILLE BODY PAINT SHOP All Type Body Paint Repair for Your Auto Phone 367-2343 Boonville 1 JONES MUSIC STORE Church Supplies Musical Instruments Phone 835-1287 Elkin BATES CROWN SERVICE Highway 601 North Yadkinville PIEDMONT 5 10 Complete Line of Variety Store Mdse, for the Entire Family Elkin L NORMAN'S PURE SERVICE Gus Norman, Operator Route 1 Boonville 112 Compliments of ROSE DAY INC. Pontiac-Buick-International BOONVILLE GOLF Day Telephone 835-1831 Night Telephone 835-4871 COURSE Jonesville WOODLYN FARMS I Cage Laid Eggs Yadkinville Henry Wolfe Boonville YADKIN LUMBER COMPANY Rough and Finished Lumber Building Materials Phone 679-3911 Yadkinville TOTS TEENS SHOP Infants Children's Wear Phone 679-4701 Yadkinville THE HOUSE OF CHARM BEAUTY COLLEGE Phone 835-4360 120 E. Main Street Elkin EAST BEND BUILDERS SUPPLY, INC. Lumber and Building Materials Highway 67 at Smithtown Road East Bend Compliments of WISE POTATO CHIPS Quality Foods, Inc. Greensboro DAN BECK MOTORS SAl S|[|gi fepERVlCE|f 24 Hour Wrecker Service Phone 679-8841 Yadkinville Taste that beats the others cold! What Does Electricity Do tor Me Now? Good question, and easy to answer. Just go through your day — clean clothes, hot breakfast, cold drinks, eye protection at home and school, automatic tools in your workshop dramatic effects for your play help in the lab. light for night sports practice music for your canteen and a good hot bath to end your busy day Just plug in. Electricity is waiting! DUKE POWER Compliments of BOTTLING COMPANY Jonesville MATHIS JEWELRY STORE Authorized Dealer for Kodak films, Hallmark cards Brownie movie cameras, Elgin Hamilton, Westfield and Bulova watches Haviland and Syracuse China Crystal and Silver Samsonite Luggage Phone 367-5510 367-2658 Boonville 114 SALEM PAPER COMPANY Quality Paper Wholesale Winston-Salem Compliments of OLD TOWN FABRIC CENTER AND OLD TOWN DRAPERY SHOP Winston-Salem More People Enjoy Than Any Other Ice Cream Compliments of BOCOCK-STROUD COMPANY Sports Equipment and Trophies Winston-Salem A LIFT FOR LIFE! The history of Boonville School is based on information from the following sources: Mr. Albert Martin THE YADKIN HEARLD THE YADKIN RIPPLE AN ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF YADKIN COUNTY YADKIN COUNTY RECORD BOOK, 1939 YADKIN VALLEY INSTITUTE CATALOGUE, 1898 YADKIN VALLEY INSTITUTE CATALOGUE, 1901 The Members of the Annual Staff wish to thank the Advertisers and Donors for their cooperation in helping to publish the SPOTLIGHT DONATIONS Compliments of FOOD TOWN Jonesville J. W. Conaway, D.V.M. Yadkin ville White Auto Store Jonesville Dr. James Kophamer Jonesville Dr. Donald Temple Jonesville James Williams Company Yadkinville Claude A. McNeill, M.D. Elkin Lawrence Dry Cleaners Elkin R. Lewis Alexander, Attorney Elkin The Drapery House Jonesville Frank H. Walker, D.D.S. Yadkinville Yadkin Gun Center Yadkinville W. R. Todd, D.D.S. Yadkinville The Village House Elkin H. Smith Williams, Attorney Yadkinville Firestone Yadkinville Fairview Farm Boonville Dr. James A. Harrell Elkin Dr. R. B. Harrell Elkin 116