Chatham Central High School - Centralia Yearbook (Bear Creek, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1959 volume:

Reference Only Not to be taken from this room. GOLDSTON PUBLIC UBRfflBT 919 - 898-4522 § cnetouA 0Kxmaj, «£ee ' Wi cie onuauj, 2007 or ,«SS� ;.SS|| Volume One Published by THE SENIOR CLASS CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT CENTRALIA Chatham County, North Carolina This is the first annual of Central High School. It records our days here and shows the beginnings of traditions and spirit for the future. We dedi¬ cate it to all those who made Central possible: our parents, our teachers, the students, and the board members of the county and the district. The light of knowledge, like a ;orch, shines out for all who seek it. i GUIDING LIGHTS I. Central High School A. Building B. Administration C. Classes D. Sports E. Activities and Honor s II. Bonlee E lementary Schoo 1 III. Goldston Elementary School IV. Advertisements % Page Ten fhey light the way tojjcirkened goals and harbors unexplored. JL 4 MR. GEORGE M. SHUMAR Physical Education, Science, Biology MISS SARAH HOLLEMAN French, English MR. THOMAS E. HARTIS Social Studies MRS. DOROTHY SMITH STEPHENSON Home Economics, Science MR. W. H. BROOKBANK Mathematics MRS. FRANCES T. HARRIS Commercial Arts MR. WILBUR LINCOLN WALKER Agriculture Education MR. CIA RENCE J. CRUTCHFIELD General Science, Chemistry, English MISS CAROLYN BEATY English MRS. ERNEST NEAL English r - ■ , w ' iyV - .-.v - ;.r • STUDENT COUNCIL Paul Owen -Chief Justice Ethel Jane Tally -Chief Cheerleader Lois Neal-Secretary Bill Murchison-President Margaret Wilkie-Treasurer Miss Holleman- Advisor Larry Councilman —Vice-President Rjiw JMn 1 .sl 5 .s| vu| 1 1 1 ill] I .« $ pi ■ Mr 1 BpS T ;;SJ PSiSHS 8 !!:;’ 1 Hr Kmm .S;ss ;|;: v2 2a liSifsi 35! I ROOM REPRESENTATIVES Norma Jean Caudle, Judy Thames, Seniors; Johnny Binkley, Bobby Dowd, Fresh¬ men; Diffee Siler, Frances Fields, Sophomores; Carolyn Smith, and Susan Hayes, Juniors. ! jStO pc SENIORS PRESIDENT VICE-PRESIDENTS Bill Murchison Larry Councilman Grade Caviness SECRETARIES Rayvon King Joanne Phillips TREASURERS Jack Hilliard Katherine Wilson BOBBY GRAY BEARD short. . . never do today what can be left ' til tomorrow. . . full of fun ' n fancy free. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Mono¬ gram Club 1, 2, 3; F. F A. 1,2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 1. NANCY MARIE BEARD s miling eyes. . . petite. . . naturally blond hair. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3; Substitute Cheerleader 3; Newspaper Staff 4; Basketball Manager 2; Softball 2, 3; Sen¬ ior Marshal 3. ELIZABETH JANE CAUDLE sweaters and skirts . . . good cook . . . business-minded. Basketball 1, 2, 3; Softball 1; Glee Club 1; Monogram Club 1, 2; Li¬ brarian 4; Paper Staff 3,4; Dramatics 3; Letter 1; Star 2; Senior Waitress 2; Horton Contest 2. WESLEY MONROE BINKLEY friendly . . . red pants . . . chief hang-out: Bear Creek. Baseball 2, 3; F. F. A. 1, 4. DORIS FERN BREWER ' not much to say . . . wonderful fri big tease. Class Play 3; Beta Club 2, 3; Softball 2. NORMA JEAN CAUDLE athletic . . . hard worker . . . dimples . . . Letter 1, Star 2, 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Class Officer 1, 3, 4; Student Council Representa¬ tive 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Paper Staff 2, 3, 4; Superlative 4; Marshal 2, 3j Senior Waitress 2. ODIS EARL COCKMON Odissee . . . that hair . . . swell guy . . . Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3; Junior Play 3; Paper Staff 4; Sports writer 4; Manager, Basketball 4. GRACE LUCILLE CAVINESS efficient . . . good thinker . . . high grades . . . Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior Waitress 2; Cheerleader 3, 4; Paper Staff 3; Annual Staff 4; Chief Marshal 2, 3; Class Officer 4; Letter 3; Star 4; Dramatics 3; Horton Contest 2. NORMA JEAN CLAPP little Clapp . . . speed demon . . . seen with Lonnie . . . Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 4 News¬ paper Staff 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-Presi¬ dent 3. LARRY ELLIOT COUNCILMAN quiet voice . . . loves rock ' n roll . . . personality plus. Class Secretary 2; President 3; Vice-Presi¬ dent 4; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4; Foot¬ ball 1,2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3; Junior Play 3 ; Vice-President Student Body 4. JOY BELL COVERT - love that smile . . . short and quiet musical. Junior Play 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ANDY GAITHER CRISSMAN dark eyes . . . courteous . . . cars . . . Substitute Bus Driver 3, 4; Class Treasurer 1; F.F.A. 1,4. , 0 l MARY ELIZABETH DARK ambitious . . . artistic . . . good to have around. Class Play 3; Beta Club 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. CARL ROE GAINES, JR. Bug . . . common sense . . . You know what I like. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JOSEPH BERNICE GILLILAND dignified . . . geometry . . . dependable . . . J.B. F. F. A. 1, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Junior Play. troy McDonald Hancock seen alone . . . least worry: girls . . . that expression in his eyes. Football 1; F. F. A. 4; Junior Play. CAROL SUE HEFNER fast walker . . . red hair . . . boys. Basketball 1, 2; Monogram Club 1, 2; Glee Club 1; Softball 3. THOMAS WESLEY HART, JR. happy-go-lucky . . . athletic . . . State fan. F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Monogram 1,2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Bus Driver 3, 4; Class Officer 2; Junior Flay; Letter 1, Star 2, 3, 4. J. C. HART expressive eyes . . . cars . . . girls. Football 1, 2; F. F. A. 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 1, 2; Junior Play. JUDITH ANNETTE KISER willing worker . . . piano player. . . really quiet. Softball 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Library Club 4; Junior Play; Glee Club, Treasurer 3. ARTHUR JACKSON HILLIARD friendly . . . vitality . . . helping hand. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4, Cap¬ tain 4; Football 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Bus Driver 4, Substitute 3; Junior Play; Class Treasurer 4; Class Vice-President 3; Mono¬ gram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 3, 4. MARY LUCILLE MOODY never a dull moment . . . tall . . , 6 _ rvi _ time gal. fCjCfl Basketball 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1; Softball 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3. i RAYVON KING good listener . . . studies ... a ready grin. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; President 4, Secretary 3; Class President 2, Secre¬ tary 3,4; Baseball 1, 2; Basketball 1; Football 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Bus Driver 3, 4; Junior Play; Marshal 2, 3; F. F. A. 1; Student Coun¬ cil 2. BARBARA LINDA MORRISON cheers! . . . giggles . . . usually happy. Basketball Manager 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Cheer¬ leader 3, 4; Softball 2, 3. ROBERT ODELL HOLT Kitten . . . argues . . . big athlete. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket¬ ball 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Newspaper Staff 4; Bus Driver 3, 4. ' l ‘ HARRY LEE LIVINGSTON Fuzz . . . excellent dancer . . . main subject: girls. Football 1,2, 3, 4; Basketball 1,2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 4; Athletic Mascot 4; Class Treasurer 2; Class Night Play 3; Baseball 2; 4-H Club 1, 2. NORBERT ZELL LOFLIN money . . . unusual ideas ... no worries whatsoever. Basketball 2; Class Vice-President 2; Class Secretary 3; Annual Staff 4. AMY LOIS NEAL cf hi ?(t° pleasing personality . . . everyone ' s friend . . . future secretary. Softball 1, 2; Senior Marshal 3; Banquet Waitress 2- Cheerleader 1; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Junior Play 3; Basketball 1,2, 3, Co-Captain 3; Annual Staff Business Manager 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3, Secretary 3; Library Club, Secretary 3; Miss Sophomore 2; Class Secretary 1; Miss Bonlee High 3; Homecoming Queen 3; Student Council, Secretary 4. LEAH FRANCES OLDHAM introvert . . . nice smile . . . willing to help. Basketball 1; Softball 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1; Monogram Club 2, 3; Marshal J for Junior Play. J-v ROBERT LARRY MILLER ' fcl jokester . . . fun-loving . . . real cool, man! Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; F. F. A. 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Letter 1; Star 2, 3,4. REBECCA ANN PALMER extrovert . . . cheerful . . . dancer. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Vice-President 3; Stu¬ dent Council 3; Library Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 3, 4; Paper Staff 3, 4, Co-Editor 3, Adver¬ tising Manager 4; Dramatics Medal 3; Sen¬ ior Waitress 2; Senior Marshal 3; Class Trea¬ surer 2; 4-H Club 1. RODNEY ASTER MOORE distinguished . . . blond . . . so-oo depen¬ dable. Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 4; Junior Play; Class Officer 3; Paper Staff 4. VIRGINIA LOUISE PEARCE neatness personified . . . sympathetic . . . quiet helper. i Basketball 1, 2, Letter 1, Star 2; Monogram Club 2 ■ Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Officer 3; Class Officer 2; Senior Waitress 2; Dramatics 3: Glee ’ i Club 1,2, 3, 4; Senior Marshal. WILLIAM HAROLD MURCHISON . industrious . . . flashi U 2 —•— --- N v versatile . . . industrious . . . flashing v smile. 1 Baseball 1, 4; Football 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4; Burke Trophy 3; All County 3; Beta Club 3, 4; Class President 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4, President 4; Junior Play; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3, 4. JANE ELIZABETH PHILLIPS small but lively . . . full of fun . . smiling eyes. Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1, 2; Softball 2, 3; Monogram Club 2. i JAMES BERRY OLDHAM, JR. sly . . . witty . . . constant menace to those who like to study. Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Paper Staff 3, 4; F. F. A. 1, 2, 4. PATRICIA JOANNE PHILLIPS Jo . . . sweet disposition . . . never a curl out of place. Cheerleader 1; Basketball 1,2, 3; Class President 1; Class Vice-President 3; Senior Marshal 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Softball 1; Glee Club 1; Newspaper Staff 4; Beta Club Secretary 3; Library Club 3; Homeroom Secretary 4. PAUL GENE OWEN thoughtful of others . . . good sport . . . likeable. Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3; Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Monogram 1, 2, 3, 4; Class Officer 1, 2, 3; Stu¬ dent Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Paper Staff 2, 3; F.F. A. 1, 3; Glee Club 1, 3. MARGARET GAIL PHILLIPS rock ' n roller . . . carefree . . . leads a gay life. Softball 2, 3; Glee Club 1, 2; 4-H Club 1; Monogram Club 2, 3; Marshal for Junior Play. PATRICIA ANNE PHILLIPS Pat , . . around when needed . . . Let ' s ride around; want to? Softball 1, 2, 3; Annual Staff 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Marshal 3; Junior Play; 4-H Club 1, 2, 3; Banquet Waitress 2; Betty Crocker Winner 4. ETHEL JANE TALLY future nurse . . . cute ways . . . shrill pepper-upper. library Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Cheerleader 3, 4, Chief 4. JUDY THA MES deadlines . . . never idle . . . versatile gal. Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Newspaper Staff 2, Editor 4; Student Council 4; Class Officer 4; Library Staff 4. NANCY LOUISE SIZEMORE little but loud . . . wise cracks . . . studious. Beta Club 2, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4- Class President 2; Chief Marshal 3; Junior Play; 4-H Club 1; Annual , Staff, Editor-in-Chief 4; Banquet Waitress 2. GERALD KEITH WHITE sorta cute . . . very likeable . . . never a comment. Bus Driver 3, 4. LULA MAE WICKER chic clothes . . . shy . . . likes rock and roll. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Monogram Club 1, 2, 3; Banquet Waitress 2; Substitute Cheerleader 3; Senior Marshal 3; Softball 2, 3; Basketball 2 . LINDA FAYE WILLIAMS artistic . . . imitations . . . wheat-colored hair. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Basketball Manager 2; Monogram Club 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior Wait¬ ress 2; Homecoming Queen 3; Representative to Lee County Fair 3; Cheerleader 3, 4; Chief Marshal for Junior Play 3; Annual Staff 4; Paper Staff 4. BETTY LOU WILSON sports lover . . . cafe . . . willing helper. Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4; Softball 2, 3, 4; Mono¬ gram Club 1,2, 3; Bus Driver 4; 4-H Club 1. KATHERINE VIRGINIA WILSON love and marriage . . . you stink bum! . . . a kind word for all. Beta Club 2, 3,4, Treasurer 3; Historian 4; 4-H Club 1, 2; Basketball 1, 2; Declamation Award 2; Softball 1; Miss Football 2; Miss Beta 3; Senior Marshal 3; Banquet Waitress 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play; Annual Staff, Senior Editor 4; Miss Central High; Representative to Lee County Fair 4; Library Club 1, 2. FRANCES GAIL WRIGHT school spirit . . ambitious . . . willing worker. Beta Club 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1,2, 3, 4; Monogram Club 2, 3; Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4; Dramatics 3; Safety Patrol 4; Paper Staff 4. MOST DEPENDABLE Virginia Pierce Rayvon King (HHIH p« a«« � � i Imsbc a� saj I a« amwhfi ■ a a b a mum M!Hhm WM W. 00 m NEATEST Lula Mae Wicker Gaither Crissman SENIOR FLIRTIEST Jane Phillips Carl Gaines Page Thirty MOST COURTEOUS Norma Jean Caudle Paul Owen QUIETEST Mary Elizabeth Dark Gaither Crissman SUPERLATIVES will ir-o i Marie Beard Larry Miller CUTEST Faye Williams KOOLEST KATS Margaret Phillips Harry Lee Livingston MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Katherine Wilson Bill Murchison MOST BASHFUL Mary Elizabeth Dark Norbert Loflin BEST PERSONALITY Barbara Morrison Larry Councilman CLASS PROPHECY One summer night in 1969 I was resting out on the lawn, with nothing to do but use each star as a crystal ball. I began gazing at them, and imagining what I saw. Suddenly I realized that I was seeing my classmates of ' 59. What an impressive bunch they have turned out to be: Wesley Hart is coach of N. C. State ' s popular basketball team. Rodney Moore travels back and forth to the moon. He was saying, Look out, boys, we ' re going to crash! Frances Wright still works at Rose ' s dime store. Bobby Beard driving a Ford, and J. B. Oldham in a Chevy , enter all the races at the Darlington, S. C. speed¬ way. Joy Belle Covert a famous model in one of New York City ' s largest clothing s tores. Judy Thames works as a singing nurse in a large hospital! Nancy Sizemore has finally finished a beautician course, and has set up a shop of her own in the heart of Siler City. (At least some of the girls have curly hair now. ) Larry Miller is president of Miller Heating Co. after working as a janitor for five years. Jack Hilliard makes a hundred thousand a year as short-stop for the St. Louis Cardinals. Virginia Pearce is now doing private duty for a young millionaire in the suburban area of New York City. Frances Oldham is married to Roy, and they make their home in Broadway. Can you imagine Paul Owen head chef at the Waldorf-Astoria Hotel in New York City? Norma Jean Caudle, disguised as a boy, tries to make Wesley ' s basketball team at State, but hasn ' t succeeded so far. Grade Caviness, who has finished a nursing school, is now busy with her half-dozen children. Then there are Margaret and Jane Phillips. They leave their husbands home keeping the house and children while they go out flirting. Norma Jean Clapp works with her husband Lonnie in a large factory. Billy Murchison is doing acrobatic flying in the world ' s fastest jet saying, Boy! this is the life! Gen. Larry Councilman, career officer in the U. S. A.F. , now has command of Lockland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. Harry Lee Livingstone has just hit the million point with his first record. Norbert Loflin has just come back from the moon with the honor of being named Scientist of the Year. Ethel Jane Tally, dressed in white attire, scurries about in City Hospital built by the well-known contractor- millionaire, Mack Hancock. Mary Elizabeth Dark is now in Florida where she is a famous artist. She has just finished a portrait of the famous professional football player, Odell Holt, now coaching at the University of Bear Creek. Joanne Phillips designs children ' s clothes at Macy ' s Department store in New York City. Gerald White still drives a bus for the Greyhound Company. Wesley Binkley stays busy on a large ship-scouring the decks! Carl Gaines stands on the comer of Broadway and Fifth in New York City, wolf-whistling at all the blonds and brunettes that pass. Lula Mae Wicker lives in Washington, D. C. and works for the F. B. I. Ann Palmer is a nurse working beside her famous husband, a brain surgeon. J. B. Gilliland has made millions as the successor to Lowell Thomas, Jr., on underdeveloped countries. Brother, he ' s moving fast. Barbara Morrison, believed to be the flirtiest secretary in Sanford, is still not married. Faye Williams has set up a successful beauty salon in New York, and to top that, she has a s et ot pretty blond¬ haired twins! Marie Beard is (believe it or not) the President ' s own private plane hostess (It ' s said that her cute smile got her the job. ) Sue Hefner has gained a few pounds, but is still recognizable. She has no worries about losing her job: her hus¬ band owns the factory that she works in. In the office of the Pepsi-Cola bottling Co. in Sanford, Doris Brewer works. She has borrowed money to buy the plant, so that the drinks will never go out of existance while she lives! Gaither Crissman Cruises up and down the super highways, passing everything with his supersonic, non-door, open-top Chevy. Lucille Moody has married and has five kids. She and her husband are now in the process of building a modem three-story house over Bear Creek. Odis Cockman has recently finished law school and has set up his office in Bonlee. He is offering special price rates to law-breakers of his class of 59. Betty Lou Wilson ' s name appears on the huge billboard of Madison Square Garden as the greatest female basket¬ ball player in the nation. Here ' s a star that isn ' t coming in too clear. Why, it ' s Katherine Wilson and Lois Neal ' s. Their ambition was to become secretaries. Their secretarial work now is keeping the family ' s budget balanced. The next star shows J. C. Hart. The army has finally taken him away from his wife and two little girls; but at present, he is expecting a long-distance phone call from home any minute. He ' s hoping for a boy this time ! Judy Kiser makes a large salary writing for the Greensboro Daily News. She and Hubert are still planning to tie the knot! But when? Why here ' s a star that seems to be having trouble. No wonder! I see Patricia Phillips pulling her hair out, be¬ cause of a mistake in her bookkeeping. Keep trying, Pat! Then I see Jane Caudle. She has married twice, divorced twice; now searching for another victim. At last I see myself, Rayvon King, wishing that I had paid more attention to my teachers in high school. Oh Well, my mother always said I was hard-headed. Prophet - Rayvon King LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the forty-nine seniors of Chatham Central High School of the year of our Lord one-thousand, nine-hundred and fifty-nine, being of sound mind and having adequate grades to graduate, do bequeath the following to those whom we are leaving behind: ARTICLE I To the Juniors, we leave the hustle and bustle, worries and anxieties, joys and sorrows, inadequacies and fulfill¬ ments of the final year of high school. ARTICLE II To the Sophomores, we leave the feeling of contentment, that nothing is too difficult, no mountain too high, no star too far to be gained before the senior year. ARTICLE III To the Freshmen, we leave the concentration, willingness, and just plain hard work that goes into being a Freshie for the first time. ARTICLE IV To the future generations of this school, we leave the halls, wide with the scope of learning; the library, in¬ tense with the heat of concentration; the gymnasium, still ringing with our joyous cheers; and the knowledge that can be wrested from the experience of patiently trying again and again to gain a desired end. ARTICLE V As individuals, we desire to bequeath certain abilities and tangible objects to those who have been left behind to carry on the tradition we have begun: Item 1 Lucille Moody leaves her position in basketball to Linda Clapp. Item 2 Margaret Phillips leaves her superlative as Koolest Kat to her sister Geneva. Item 3 Betty Lou Wilson leaves her co-captainship of the basketball team to Marie Tally. Item 4 Judy Kiser leaves her seat in French to anyone who can pass the subject. Item 5 Jane Phillips wants to let Peggy Clark be the next Flirtiest. Item 6 Katherine Wilson leaves her Beta Club pin to her sister with the hope of getting it back when (and if ' Shirley gets one of her own. Item 7 Nancy Sizemore leaves her wisecracks that show quick thinking to Dennis Willett with the suggestion that he sit on the very back seat. Item 8 Gracie Caviness leaves her ability to smile and take life as it comes to Susan Hayes. Item 9 Patricia Phillips leaves her exemption in Bookkeeping to Marlin Stinson. Item 10 Virginia Pearce leaves her dependability to Sarah Oldham. Item 11 Lois Neal leaves her cute little practice set in Bookkeeping to Gail Phillips, advising her to read the rules before playing the game. Item 12 Doris Brewer leaves her ability to talk in history and get away with it to Jane King. Item 13 Sue Hefner leaves her ability to talk and not get away with it to Lanny Jenkins. Item 14 Judy Thames leaves her habit of singing to herself all the time to Alice King. Item 15 Ann Palmer leaves her activity in all phases of school affairs to her brother Aubrey. Item 16 Ethel Jane Tally leaves her chief cheerleader ' s suit to Susan Hayes. Item 17 Jane Caudle leaves her long hair to Judy White. Item 18 Rayvon King leaves his position as Beta Club president to Jo Ann Stinson. Item 19 Bill Murchison leaves his position as student body president to all candidates - may the best man win! Item 20 Paul Owen leaves his peacemaking ability to Stockton Wilkins. Item 21 Norbert Loflin leaves his algebra book to anyone intelligent enough to understand the stuff. Item 22 Larry Miller leaves his dry humor to Gene Barber. Item 23 Rodney Moore leaves his liking of scientific subjects to his sister Brenda. Item 24 Larry Councilman leaves his inability to do algebra and ability to be bald at 18 to Robert Gaines. Item 25 Odis Cockmon leaves his position as sportswriter for the school paper to anyone talented enough to try it. Item 26 Frances Wright leaves her cheerleader ' s place to her brother Carl. Item 27 Bobby Beard leaves his infectious grin to Ritchie Nall. Item 28 J. C. Hart leaves his school bus to his sister Elizabeth. Item 29 Harry Lee Livingston leaves his ability to say the least in the most words to Gary Moses Item 30 Norma Jean Caudle leaves her superlative as most courteous to Joyce Vaughn. Item 31 Wesley Hart leaves his high scoring in basketball to Samuel Cheek. Item 32 J. B. Gilliland leaves his dancing ability to Clarence McKeithan. Item 33 Odell Holt leaves his inability to get his art work for the paper in before the deadline to Jimmy Elkins. Item 34 Jack Hilliard leaves his baseball ability to Dickie Joyce. Item 35 Lula Mae Wicker leaves her neatness to Brenda Gaines. Item 36 Barbara Morrison leaves her position as Best Personality to Judy White. Item 37 Marie Beard leaves her pleasant smile to Linda Hart. Item 38 Frances Oldham leaves her naturally curly black hair to Betty Darnell. Item 39 Mack Hancock leaves his ability to make good in shop to Richard Moore. Item 40 Gerald White leaves his ability to just get by with little or no studying to Charlie Elkins. Item 41 J. B. Oldham leaves his wise cracks to Alex Rose. Item 42 Gaither Crissman leaves his liking for Chevrolets to his brother Lynn. Item 43 Elizabeth Dark leaves her eyes of great depths to Lydia Scott. Item 44 Joy Belle Covert leaves her Valentine ' s Day queenship to Sandra Wicker. Item 45 Faye Williams leaves her willingness to work cheerfully to Alice King. Item 46 Wesley Binkley leaves his determination to get a diploma to his brother Johnny. Item 47 Joanne Phillips leaves her position as secretary of 12-A to Linda Wilkie. Item 48 Norma Jean Clapp leaves her liking for bookkeeping to Barbara Robinson. Item 49 Carl Gaines leaves his ability to charm the girls to Jerry Wilson. Signed, sealed, published and declared to be the Last Will and Testament of the Seniors of 1959. Witnesses: Jerry Wilson, Sadie Holleman Testator: Judy Thames JUNIORS HH Brenda Gaines David Cameron Marie Hilliard Stockton Wilkins Joyce Vaughn Carolyn Dowd Sarah Oldham Betty Phillips i Gene Barber Johnny Beal Alicia Beaver Lynda Breedlove Dennis Brooks Mary Catherine Burke David Cameron Samuel Cheek Jimmy Clark Betty Darnell Patricia Davis Carolyn Dowd Billy Elkins Jimmy Elkins Isaac Emerson Louis Emerson Myrna Fields Brenda Gaines Louise Gaines Nancy Handcox Elizabeth Hart Susan Hayes Ned Headen Marie Hilliard Lanny Jenkins Jo Anne Jones Dickie Joyce Sylvia Joyce Franklin Justice Glendale Keck— Alice King Donald Markham Gary Moses Robert Murchison Ritchie Nall Donald Oldham Jimmy Oldham Sarah Oldham Annette Phillips Betty Lou Phillips Gail Phillips Jane Phillips Paula B. Pitman Wilson Poe Duane Price Frances Rives Barbara Robinson Sylvia Rogers : PRESIDENTS Linda Jourdan Howard Caudle VICE-PRESIDENTS Alma Jane Millican Melvin Fields SECRETARIES Brenda Moore Janice Moore -T RE ASURERS Larry Oldham Sandra WidKer • . o 3 p gHi P Hi 1 1 Bennie Faye Barber Kate Beal Marie Beal Vemie Lee Beal Joey Beaver Larry Binkley Ronnie Brafford Mary Lois Branson Mamie Lee Burke Jimmy Carter Ethelene Casteve ns Kathleen Castevens Howard Caudle Jimmy Cheek Linda Clapp Emma Jean Clark Charlie Elkins Ernestine Elkins Allen Fields Frances Fields Melvin Fields Jackie Fields Bobby Gaines Carolyn Gaines Homer Gaines Linda Gilbert Gail Hardester Nancy Hilliard Roy Hilliard Claude Holshouser Carol Holt Linda Jourdan Larry Oldham Aubrey Palmer Edna Earle Pettit Geneva Phillips Lee Phillips Lynn Phillips Jennings Potts 0 ? Alex Rose Lydia Scott Mary Seagroves Ethel Mae Shaw Diffie Siler Joe Smith Mae Smith Peggy Smith Thurman Walters FRESHMVN 1 PRESIDENTS Peggy Clark Judy White SECRETARIES Linda Hart George Gaines TREASURERS Carl Gaines Robert Gaines Dorothy Daphn iW:, i J fis M ' i ■ k Hw Betty Jean Beal Clyde Beal R. G. Beal John Beard Johnny Binkley John Blalock Joan Brewer Dallas Bright Willie Brown Frances Caviness Linda Clark Peggy Clark Laura Jane Coe Wilma Darnell Bobby Dowd Jo Ann Dunn Dixie Elkins Joyce Elkins Nancy Ellis Patty Fields Philip Fields Virginia Fields Ann Forrester Gerald Foushee Carl Gaines Daphne Gaines George Gaines Robert Gaines Lois Gamer Dorothy Gilbert James Gwyn Ernestine Hancock Geraldine Hancock Buddy Harris Linda Harris Frances Hart Linda Hart Maxine Hillard Charles Holt Joe Johnson Joy Jourdan Jerry Joyce Billy Justice Ronald King Thelma Landreth Loretta Markham Vant Markham Linda Martin Jackie McKeithan Jimmy McMillan Alma Moody Earl Moody Linda Oldham Robert Oldham Gary Pegram Lewis Phillips Sandra Poe Alton Powers Jim Stinson Albert Tally Larry Tally Ada Vaughn Jane Welch Judy White Shirley White Clarence Whitt Carol Wilkie Odell Wilkie Jerry Wilson Gary Wolfe Carl Wright Faye Weaver NOT PICTURED: Charlie Frye David Oldham Rufus Owen Morris Seigler Sandra Wicker Ethel Jane Tally - Chief Gracie Caviness S Barbara Morrisoi I Susan Hayes I aye Williams Vances Wright Er- mKJT s+r w ft v ' ML m Stockton Wilkins • Center Jimmy Clark Left Guard Robert Murchison Right Guard t G. M. Shumar Coach FOOTBALL TEAM Jack Hilliard Right Halfback | Odell Holt Fullback Wesley Hart Left Halfback GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM Norma Jean Caudle Co-Captain Betty Wilson Co-Captain Norma Jean Clapp Marie Tally ' ' ' N Carolyn Smith Betty Lou Phillips JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM I ,rl g? r r: f y { 2 . mu jnk ’K ! 1 i feMatf. f I y (L J BOYS’ BASKETBALL TEAM PITCHERS Donald Markham Gary Moses J. B. Oldham Right Fielder Jack Hilliard 1st Base Ritchie Nall 2nd Base C ' % 11 Out boys won a few ' 1 games Could be we lost the game This must have been a marble cake Its dim light shines forth to tempt us into honored paths. BEAR FACTS STAFF LIBRARY CLUB MONOGRAM CLUB Because of unavoidable delay, we were unable to get a picture of the 4-H Club. However, Central has an active chapter consisting of the following: Margaret Wilkie - Alex Rose - Dixie Elkins - Linda Wilkie- Ernestine Hancock -President — Vice-President - Secretary -Treasurer Program Chairman Other members are: Dennis Brooks, Ann Forrester, Linda Clark, Geneva Phillips, Mary E. Sea- groves, Geraldine Hancock, Loretta Markham, Linda Oldham, Gail Hardister, and Joyce Elkins. MOTTO To Make the Best Better 4-H CLUB Page Sixty-One yp. W LUNCH ROOM STAFF BUS DRIVERS OOOseooooe ocooooooooo 0000900000 1 a jo i—i aeeo-ji No wonder he never met Hecate on the right with the Three Witches Down the Bach-stretch! ! The most interesting spot in the building I CHATHAM MISS CENTRAL HIGH Katherine Wilson VALENTINE SWEETHEART AND ESCOR Faye Williams Carolyn Smith Isaac Emerson Jack Hilliard Judy White Johnny Binkley Sandra Wicker Melvin Fields Haddie Kidd Jimmy Carter Dorothy Gilbert Bobby Dowd ART EDITOR Norbert Loflin SENIOR EDITOR Katherine Wilson EDITOR-IN- CHIEF Nancy Sizemore BUSINESS MANAGER Lois Neal FRESHMAN EDITOR Robert Gaines SOPHOMORE EDITOR Bobby Gaines ADVISOR Miss Holleman JUNIOR EDITORS Stockton Wilkins Jimmy Clark TYPISTS Faye Williams Norma Jean Caudle Patricia Phillips AD STAFF Ethel Jane Tally Rayvon King Larry Councilman Grade Caviness Page Sixty-Eight V � ?t % •. ? V t‘ •, W v- W- ’ % • ■ v :• ' ■ v... •« • v . . V .-.•%% v V% • MkV y • • :♦,., -■•. - _ ' •� • «nfc . f ?.- ' .-a -v • � ; V V V Iv? i .. ' . ♦ ' !• ' -y ■ £$ viS,: 2 1A 5jjA ' ' ” : s£- %g V ' 4.r- Si. ' • 4 . .- -. • ■ ' - • . Xfc. c %. •wv -2 -jg ,.••; vl, V«v. L V; , •• .; ! 4 .v , ■ «?- ■ � ii 4 ► ilbSfcL ' rV ■ •- ' • Vv v i ? ' 4 -v S V V • ' „ •■ ' ■ ...fkSxiKA - Nl. . X -. ' ■ ' BONLCE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL v; FACULTY Mr. W. D Wilson Principal Eighth Grade Mrs. Betty Stone Leonard Seventh Grade Mr. Webster Hill Sixth Grade Mrs. Clara Brooks Fifth Sixth Grade Mrs. Lou Isley Fifth Grade Mrs. Beatrice Lasater Fourth Grade Mrs. Mary Nance Third Fourth Grade Mrs. Frances Dowd Third Grade Mrs. Minnie Maness Second Grade Mrs. Mildred Vestal Second Grade Mrs. Mary Clark First Grade Mrs. Florence Brewer First Grade Mrs. Augusta White Music Teacher Dennis Brooks Jake Burns A1 Clark June Carol Dunn Rosa Lee Emerson Judy Fields Joyce Gaines Woody Hancock Archie Hicks M°ck Holt Judy Johnson Billy Jourdan Kay Kiser Darrell McLaurin Harrell Me La ruin Jimmy Moody Sam Moody Jimmy Petty Betsy Phillips Jannett Phillips Jimmy Phillips Glenn Rose Peggie Russell Jackie Spangler Christine Taylor Ann Thomas Charlene Tillman Billy Walters Bobby Gene White Bobby Wayne White Shirley Wilson Cecil Yow Ida Bell Hart SEVENTH GRADE i I Dana Arrington Dianne Beal Billy Joe Beal Newton Beavers Eugene Binkley Doris Blackwood Shirley Branson Rodger Brooks Lloyd Clark Tommy Davis Grady Dunn Ralph Dunn Kay Fields Daisey Gilbert Donald Gilmore Brenda Gunter Ann Harris Shirley Hayes Betty Ann Hicks Linda Joyce Barbara Moody Bonae Moore Camella Moore Ann Oldham Frances Petty Annie Lee Phillips Carol Phillips Jean Phillips Peggy Phillips William Phillips, Jr. Nancy Kay Routh Phyllis Scott Patsy Steed Louise Shaw A1 Simmons Katherine Webster Linda Gay Wolfe NOT PICTURED : Joan Gill Nancy Frye SIXTH GRADE Dianne Andrews Louise Beal Jane Beaver J. Carr Beaver Billy Beavers Gerald Binkley Steve Binkley Lee Ray Blalock Larry Brafford Kaye Bray Larry Brewer Robert Brewer, Jr. Earl Brooks Larry Burke Earl Bums Wayne Carter Millard Lyndo Castevens Virginia Castevens Mary Edith Clark Franklin Crutchfield Scarlet Dark Pauline Dunn Joe Elmore Robert Foushee Kenneth Foushee Catherine Fox Perry Garner Willis Gaines Shirley Gaines Ray Gordon India Hicks Lenora Hilliard Margaret Hundley Albert Jessup Jackie Aulbery Jones Judy Jordan Brenda Sue King Glenn Kiser Wayne Markham Brenda Faye Moody Randall Moody Danny Moore Mary Anna Moore Terry Pegram Annette Phillips Doris Phillips Janet Kay Phillips Nancy Phillips Frances Scott Mattie Scott Linda Sue Smith Rodema Tally Pat Thomas John Davis Turner Billy Joe White Rachel Rosette White Bobby Wilkie Jeanette Lee Wilkie Jimmy Wilson FIFTH GRADE Linda Willet Janie Yow Brenda Gilliland NOT PICTURED: Lee Harmon William Beal Chester Beaver Joe Binkley Jane Breedlove Merlyn Brewer Karen Brooks Janice Brown Linda Carter Gilda Councilman Sam Dark Margaret Fields Mary Jane Fields Patsy Gaines Nancy Gordon John Hancock Judy Hancock Bular Hayes Irene Hayes Brenda Headen Deborah Hilliard Jerry Lee Hilliard Larry Holt Kenneth Hundley Bobby Jourdan Patricia Joyce Annie Sue Moore Betty Lee Moore Josh Oldham Janice Patterson William Pendergrass Dale Phillips Ronnie Sizemore Sue Ann Smith Brenda Steed Lydia Tally Vickie Tally Iris Tillman Ronnie Trogdon Bonnie Lou Walters Janice Walters Mary Lois Wilkie Randy Wilkie Page Seventy-Four FOURTH GRADE Lorene Beal Gail Beal Terry Beal Wayne Beal James Robert Beal Agnes Binkley Ray Binkley Dianne Branson Sheila Brown Linda Hill Shirley Brown Tim Brooks Buddy Burke J. D. Burleson Frances Ann Bums James Willard Clark Ronnie Creason Steve Cunnup Glen Dunn Harry Dunn Susan Emerson Nancy Gilliland Carol Harris Brenda Hancock Dare Harmon Peggy Hayes Joe Hayes Lee Hicks Ann Hilliard Eugenia Holt Jesse Johnson Rodger Joyce Linda Jourdan Richard Lemons Doyle Markham Donald Martin Larry Moody David Moody Sue Ann Moody Eugene Moore Pat Murrow Dianne Picard Marcelle Phillips Gary Phillips Riley Phillips Merle Gene Phillips Susan Routh Linda Thomas Bennie Walters Frank Willet Harold Willet Barbara Wolfe Page Seventy-Five THIRD GRADE Lola Mae Beal Kathy Beal Bobby Binkley Barbara Breedlove Roger Burke Jimmy Caviness Tommy Clark Janice Cockman Janis Fesmire Jerry Fesmire Allen Fields Janice Freeman Pamela Gamer Joseph Gilbert Judy Gilmore Willy Gordon Benny Harmon Larry Harris Mary Lee Harris Carol Headen Helen Hicks Deborah Hill Carolyn Hilliard Donnie Hundley Sandra Joyce Terry King Barry Lemons Darryl Lowe Calvin Martin Ted Moody Carol Morrison Sheryl Oldham Phillip Paschal Bobby Patterson Jack Phillips Joy Lou Phillips II « Page Seventy-Six SECOND GRADE Dianne Andrews Donald Andrew Dean Beal Jackie Beal Mike Beal Vera Beal Danny Beaver Eugene Beaver Helen Beck Randy Billings Billy Joe Binkley Larry Binkley Judy Brewer Larry Brooks Dennis Burke Ellen Burke Helen Burke Lee Burke Linda Burleson Linda Clark Ricky Councilman David Cunnup Audrey Fields Deborah Gaines Hilda Gaines Rodney Hackney Mack Hancock Betty Harmon Jerry Hayes Ray Hayes Danny Johnson Judy Johnson Janie Jones Sammy King Janet Leonard Patricia Martin Larry Moody Monte Moody Paul Moody Laxie Moore Linda Moore Deborah Neal Gerald Patterson Sharon Patterson Kay Pickard Thomas Pickard Carol Phillips Jerry Phillips Ronnie Phillips Belinda Scott Brenda Shaw Linda Shaw Billy Smith Sheila Smith Eldean Tally Linda Sue Thompson Bobbie Tillman Robert Tillman Jackie Walters Mark White David Creason FIRST GRADE Danny Wolfe Brenda Yow Darrell Arrington Shirley Beck Craig Bray Bonnie Burke Mary Anne Clark Roy Clark Kathy Cockman Sandra Coore Kaye Dunn Larry Dunn Steve Dupree Jo Ann Ellis Elaine Fields Joan Fields Anne Freeman Melinda Gaines Monroe Gordon Roy Lee Gordon Phyllis Harris Rayford Hayes Frank Hicks Linda Hicks Michael Hundley David Johnson Gary Johnson Ronnie Joyce Paul Martin Keith McLaurin Betty Lou Moody Jane Moody Kenneth Moody Delora Ann Moore Elizabeth Moore Doris Morrison Hugh Murrow Rita Nall Larry Pegram Donald Ray Phillips Judy Ann Phillips Landis Phillips Mary Lois Phillips Darrell Poe Mitchell Rives Janet Routh Kathryn Routh Timothy Shaw Jerry Teague Adene Tillman Billie Jo Tillman Cecil Walters Eddie Watkins Joan Wilkie David Wilson Michael Wilson BONLEE ANNUAL STAFF Shirley Wilson, Janette Phillips, Peggie Russell, Mrs. Leonard, Advisor. 4-H CLUB FRONT ROW: Jean Phillips, Treasurer; Janette Phillips, Secretary; Glenn Rose, President; Woody Han¬ cock, Vice-President. STANDING: Peggie Russell, Song Leader; Betsy Phillips, Pianist; Charlene Til¬ lman, Assistant Song Leader; Barbara Moody, Program Chairman. CHEERLEADERS Gilda Councilman, Chief; Glenn Dunn, Marcelle Phillips, Roger Joyce, Janice Patterson, Iris Tillman, Brenda Headen, Susan Emerson, Brenda Steel. BATON TWIRLERS BASKETBALL TEAMS 9F i Jhh HH ( “mi 1 M (F ' v ' til I f- il mXJE m. ft yiM l ■ « ' | ’1 §|||il |§| lii ' ’w jfey UjJf | A. J HARVEST FESTIVAL BABY Kevin Dale Gaines KING and QUEEN Roger Brooks - Kay Kiser PRINCE and PRINCESS Lee Burke - Linda Carter Page Eighty-Two FACULTY Mr. Carter I. Pike Principal Eighth Grade Mrs. Ora Byerly Seventh Eighth Grade Mrs. Eugenia Thompson Seventh Grade Mrs. Mabel S. Holt Sixth Grade Mrs. Faye Moore Fifth Grade Mrs. Mary Barber Fourth Grade Mrs. Myrtle Page Third Grade Mr. Charles Russell Seventh Eighth Grade Mrs. Milton Garner First Grade Mrs. Jeter Adcock Second Third Grade Miss Grace Burke First Second Grade EIGHTH GRADE Joan Barrett Linda Beal George Beal Henry Beal Wade Beal Raynell Brewer Nancy Coe Nancy Elkins Audrey Gaines Brenda Gaines Gola Gaines George Godwin Ray Hardister Betty Heato n Sue Jenkins Linda Keck Wayne Keck Jessie King Freddie McNeill Jean Moody Pearl Morrison Johnnie Nall Bill Norton Sheila Oldham Jerry Perrell Charles Phillips Jane Phillips Ann Powers Gene Rouse Maude Talley Betty Webster Clifton Webster Mary Frances Williams Rebecca Williams J. B. Woody NOT PICTURED: Roy Foushee Wanda Fuller Branson Spivey SEVENTH GRADE Warren Baker Phyllis Beal Iinda Beal Dale Brafford Mary Sue Bright Coy Caudle Lawrence Caudle Elaine Clark Billy Roy Elkins Patricia Elkins Jackie Elkins Don Gaines Charlotte Gaines Lynn Gaines Larry Gamer Pat Garner Anne Goldston Iinda Hancock Nancy Johnson Linda Faye King Gail Mashbum Judith McKeithan Carol Moore Susie Murchi son Mary Norton Walker Lynn Oldham Jane Powers Linda Riddle Jessie Robinson James Ralph Sipe Lynn Teague Walter Trogden Charlotte Tyson David Wilkie Jerry Wilkie Margaret Woody NOT PICTURED: Sue Morris SIXTH GRADE NOT PICTURED: Dewey Gaines Carolyn Hall Donnie Morrison Jimmie Barber Audrey Beal Mae Beal Hazel Brewer Darlene Caudle Judy Collins Cynthia Dowdy Joyce Ellis Robert Fields Wayne Fields Lonnie Gaines Diane Gwyn Phil Hart Faye Keck Lyman Earl Kirkman Frances Martindale Hope Mashbum Rebecca McNeill Earl Nall Robert Oldham Dorothy Phillips Sherry Potter Rebecca Powers Jimmie Riddle Colon Scott Sue Smith Judy Stinson Linda Teague Wayne Vaughn Ben Webster Doris Wicker Andy Wilkie Dale Wilkie Naythelle Williams Larry Woody wr ii i if BB I FIFTH GRADE Judy Baker Jerry Barber Jack Barrett Carolyn Ballinger Ann Gail Beal Ann Virginia Beal Eddie Brafford Ann Brooks Nadine Bums Doreen Caudle Roland Dunn Brenda Evans Clarence Fields Dorothy Sue Fields Reginia Fuller Dianne Gaines Michael Gaines Gayle Goldston Charlie Gwyn Ted Hart Frankie Hayes Georgia Fleaton Rita Miller Patricia Moody A. J. Moore Brenda Morrison Richard Murphy Melvin Perrell The Ida Poe Anne Rives Lynda Rives Sallie Rouse Wesley Spivey Louie Thomas Harry Tyson Becky Watson Sue Wilkie I NOT PICTURED: Bill Goldston Annette Hall Donnie Oldham Rita Oldham Pamela Bryant Bobby Kidd Page Eighty Eight FOURTH GRADE Cecil Beal Deborah Burke Michael Callicut Linda Campbell Carolyn Clark Daniel Clark David Clark Debra Dowdy Brenda Elkins Jimmie Ellis Reid Evans Jack Fields Alan Gaines Ikey Gunter Lee Hammer Herman Hart David Heaton William Heaton Sue Hough Darrell Johnson Wayne Mashbum Brenda McNeil Norma Moody Deborah Oldham Keith Oldham Linda Phillips Janice Riddle Larry Rives Shirley Rives Larry Seagroves Minnie Smith Reid Teague Howard Willett, Jr. Patsy Williams Gwena Tally NOT PICTURED: Gail Bryant Page Eighty-Nine r THIRD GRADE NOT PICTURED: Roy Dawkins Haze line Gaines Spurgeon Moore Emma Smith t Earl Baldwin Bobby Ballinger David Barber Treva Beal Deborah Beal Belvedere Beal Walter Beal Priscilla Brooks Jack Caudle Diane Caviness Michael Cole Robert Dixon Vickie Elkins Betty Everette Patricia Gaines Ricky Gaines Donnie Gaines Martha Gwyn Mack Gamer Cynthia Hart George Hart Odell Hilliard Zeb James Sandra King Sue Mashbum Mary John Mashbum Lessie Mashbum Annie Lee Millican Sheila Moore Sandra Nall Palmer Odom Tony Paschal Jennie Thomas Roger Testerman Lee Welch Page Ninety SECOND GRADE Ronnie Beal Betty Beal Faye Beal Wilma Bivens Joe Bivens Donnie Brafford Johnny Callicutt Clarissa Clark Lana Cromer Thomas H. Dowdy Earl Dowdy Donna Dowdy Barbara Dunn Billy Evans Rita Gaines Jackie Gaines Roger Garner Mike Goldston Jackie Hash Ann Hancock Cathy Hilliard Stanly Jourdan Deborah Lawrence Emily Mashbum Nancy Moody Michael Odom Freda Perrell David Pearce Yvonne Potter Larry Phillips Raymond Riddle Herman Spivey Roy Stinson Neal Testerman Gail Webster Janice White W. C. Wilkie Hollis Wilson Brenda Tally NOT PICTURED: Randy Caviness Jean Harris Kathy Bryant Larry Hall Anthony Oldham Page Ninety-One FIRST GRADE Ann Berry Linda Blalock Harvey Brooks Charles Caudle Pat Cole Calvin Cross Ronald Clark Phyllis Dowdy Mary Lois Dowdy David Fields Linda Rose Fields Corbett Gaines, III Gary Goldston Raymond Hart, Jr. Raymond Hart Edward Harris, III David Mashbum Mertie Mashburn Roger Mashbum Linda Moore Louise Murphy Janice Oldham David Phillips Deborah Poe Carol Ann Rives Jackie Rives Blanche Rouse David Lee Scott Hugh Smith Linda Thompson Jack Webster Michael Wall Robert D. Wilkie Robert Willett James Woods Jimmy Woody NOT PICTURED: Susan Carter Judy Hefner Sue Shaw Page Ninety-Two v ;■ STUDENT COUNCIL LIBRARY STAFF PAPER STAFF • J Tf j if HP - | nl 3 Wm 5 . | SOFTBALL TEAM BASEBALL TEAM 4-H CLUB OFFICERS 4-H CLUB ELDER MOTOR COMPANY Siler City North Carolina CALVIN C. CAVINESS General Contractor JONES BROTHERS BAKERY, INC DON ' T SAY BREAD. . . SAY ENRICHED BREAD Kammer’s Men ' s Shop R. G. Hancock The best in Oak and Pine Lumbers WEARING APPAREL Sanford North Carolina Bonlee North Carolina Morton’s Drive-In Grill Patterson’s Packing Co. (Across from swimming pool) Suppliers of Extra Quality DINING ROOM MEATS and PROVISIONS Phone 4-5693 Sanford, North Carolina Sanford North Carolina H. G. Phillips Siler City Drug Co. 242 1 Phones 2- 255 Tax Consultant - Notary Public Prescription Drug gist Goldston North Carolina Siler City North Carolina Johnson Cotton Co. J. R. Moore Son Your John Deere Dealer General Store FARMER ' S HOME SUPPLY GROCERIES Cash if you have it, Credit if you need it. GAS and OIL Siler City North Carolina Gulf North Carolina v� LONGLEY McKENZIE CO. HEATING PLUMBING AIR CONDITIONING Kyle H. Stephenson Demand the Best wooos Q$SS Johnson Cotton Co. Poultry and Meat Products Chatham Foods, Inc. Sanford Goldston Siler City, North Carolina Smith Buckner Ideal Beauty Shop Operator, Mrs. Elnora Burke Funeral Home and Chapel Prompt, Courteous and Efficient Service Ipl Siler City, North Carolina Phone 2-3232 Siler City, North Carolina Sanford Motor Sales, Inc. Bright Williams Saw Co. DeSoto - Plymouth - Jeep Burns Chain Saws --Sales and Service-- John A. Williams Owner Operator Sales - Service Phone 4-8541 Sanford, North Carolina 1407 Lee Avenue Sanford, N. C. Farmer s Alliance Store Compliments Your One-Stop Shopping Center of Use Our Parking Lot Stacy Budd Tire Service Phone LY 289 Siler City North Carolina Sanford North Carolina King Roofing Mfg. Co. Phone SH 2-2752 Siler City, North Carolina Earle Building Sanford, North Carolina Styles for Misses Junior Half-sizes McLaurin Grocery Bill’s Criil FROZEN FOODS lb Fresh Vegetables and Meats Goldston, North Carolina Siler City North Carolina Phone FY 242 Lee Brick Tile Company MACKS High Grade Tunnel Kiln, Common, and Face Brick 5-10-25c Stores T elephone s SPring 4-3756 - SPring 4-5251 Sanford, North Carolina Sanford, North Carolina Brower s Tire Service Bowen TIRES Office Equipment Co. Recapping Retreading An Office Aid for Every Trade Phone SH 2-2921 Siler City, North Carolina 804 Woodland Ave. Sanford, North Carolina Phone SP 3-4611 Herbert I. Bowen THE HOME OF CHATHAM PONIES Phone LY 7-3085 Bear Creek North Carolina .Shetland Pony] Herbert R. Dowd, Jr. , Manager You can be PROUD OF A PONY from DOWD Coldston Market John Harris Groceries and Produce Poultry Company Quality Meats Dealer in Broilers Phone LY 8-3541 Goldston, North Carolina Phone LY 8-3741 Goldston, North Carolina Coldston Bag Company The Friendly Florist Used Burlap Cotton Bags For friendly and efficient Open 7:00 - 3:30 Monday - Friday Floral needs ' 1 Call on the Friendly Florist Phone LY 8-3532 Goldston, North Carolina Siler City North Carolina Sanford Auto Supply, Inc. Ellis Ladies Shop Wholesale Auto Supplies Complete Machine Shop Ladies ' Ready-to-Wear Manager, Mildred Ellis Phone SP 4-2611 Sanford, North Carolina Siler City North Carolina Siler City Monument Co. Johnson Gaines iOTAl (Esso) Phone SH 2-3122 Siler City, North Carolina Phone LY 8-3551 Goldston, North Carolina HARRIS LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Pine Lumber Office Phone 321 Goldston, North Carolina WE BUY STANDING TIMBER, LUMBER LOGS Compliments of C. C. ROUTH MILLS SANFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE 107 North Vance Street Flour, Meal, Feeds Baby Chicks Supplies Phone 3-7351 P. O. Box 628 Sanford, North Carolina Phones, Day: 491, Night 424 Bonlee, North Carolina Compliments of WILLIAMS BROWER TAYLOR DRUG STORE School Equipment, Inc. Siler City North Carolina Siler City North Carolina Compliments of ' III | Cranford Studio a ' TtT ' I J £• j Photographers Phone 430 Ben Boren Siler City North Carolina 123 East Raleigh Street Siler City North Carolina Wrenn Wrenn Mac’s Typewriter Service Providing Satisfactory Insurance C. W. McManus, Jr. For More Than 35 Years Service on All Makes and Models J. Speight Wrenn Thomas K. Wrenn Typewriters and Adding Machines 804 Woodland Avenue Siler City North Carolina Sanford North Carolina Chatham Motors, Inc. Lambert’s Drive-In CURB sME frjM J? i ■ a] 1 111 : |ISVJ UL W Siler City North Carolina Siler City . North Carolina Compliments of Cole Piano Company R. J. Brooks Neil A. Cole, Proprietor Groceries Meats Piano Sales and Service Since 1935 Bonlee North Carolina Telephone SPring 3-2571 711 Carthage Street Sanford, North Carolina c SOUTHEASTERN EQUIPMENT COMPANY Siler City, North Carolina Educational and Institutional Equipment BUTTERCUP ICE CREAM CO. Sanford Manufacturers of Buttercup Ice Cream North Carolina CLAPP BROTHERS Implement Truck Company Sam - Ben McCormick Deering Farm Machinery International Trucks M INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER Phone SH 2-3737 Siler City North Carolina Compliments of B. M. HANCOCK Dealer in BABY CHICKS and FEEDS MILLER FUNERAL HOME Sanford, North Carolina Air-Conditioned Throughout AMBULANCE SERVICE Telephone 3-5711 mSimm I I i r - a, _ vvfltA ' ' • ■ -I 4 mgmmm wmmm: Home of Lee Mutual Burial Association Established 1911 Compliments of COBLE SPORTING GOODS CO. CAINES LUMBER CO. Make our store your headquarters for athletic equipment sporting goods 1925 - 1959 ' IT PAYS TO PLAY Goldston North Carolina Greensboro North Carolina COOKES WHOLESALE POULTRY SILER CITY A. M. Cooke MANUFACTURING Dressed and Drawn Poultry CO., INC. Phone s: Office SP 3- 7371 Res. SP 3- 7376 Full- Fashioned and Seamless Hosiery Siler City North Carolina P. O. Box 927 Sanford, North Carolina Fay’s Beauty Salon GRANTHAM PROVISION CO. Mrs. Faye Elkins Country Sausage Franks Bologna Goldston North Carolina Siler City Tin Shop Phone SH 2-2535 Sanford, North Carolina Siler City North Carolina Pearce Caines Servicenter � UT AT ' HI £sso. THE SIGN OF Wo lUtf Goldston r North Carolina Congratulations CHATHAM Senior s Van Oldham FEED FLOUR DOG FOOD Siler City Mills Gulf North Carolina Siler City North Carolina GENERAL CREOSOTING COMPANY Gulf North Carolina aA 4 Jux.h ' fa H 0 a- V J-’ r Y X - y j ' J f VtfVf 2.( 7 Wr 1 2- r O ' 0 rxj j «ZjUI a j ' K! 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