Crabtree Iron Duff High School - Yellow Jacket Yearbook (Crabtree, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1960 volume:

Harold Messer Editor Jerry Hoglen Proof Reader Gene Glance Assistant Editor Jane McElroy Club Editor Eva Stevenson Typist Tommy Williamson Photography Annual Staff Martin Ferguson Circulation Manager Joan Rose Class Editor Henry Parton Art Editor J. T. Parks Circulation Manager Carlyle Ferguson Business Manager Joyce Davis Typist Elbert Presnell Art Editor Haywood County Public Libraiy Waynesville FOREWORD Within the covers of this book you will get a small glimpse of what life is like here at Crabtree-Iron Duff High. The Seniors have put forth every effort to make what you read and see in the 1960 5fellow Jacket worth while. As you leaf through these pages you will see a small portion of the work and play that helped us live up to our class motto: To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. 2 B. F. Nesbitt WE DEDICATE .... This Yearbook To a man who, through his patience, encouragement, example, and understanding, helped to make our school life an enjoyable one. He was teacher of Agriculture during our freshman year, and to him we owe a great measure of our success during the remainder of high school. As a builder of objects in the shop, so was he a builder of character in his classroom. 3 Superintendent of Sedools Cv2iStvee - ‘dvon Duff Sedool Board 4 A £oo Onto ‘6(ie dutuve Ten years have passed since the Senior Class of ' 60 have all been together. As I sit here in the lobby of a New York hotel I am very sleepy as I think of the good times we had back at C.LD. I fall asleep and dream of the Class of ' 60. Joyce Davis is now pecking on a mad typewriter as Fabian ' s secretary. Carlyle Ferguson is running Ferguson ' s Dairy Farm in Iron Duff. Wilma Sue King is teaching at Western Carolina College as the women ' s athletic director. Jane McElroy has played the field too long; she is an old maid living with her parents. Jerry Hoglen is playing baseball for the New York Yankees and Joan Rose has taken over Casey Stengel ' s place as manager since she was always good at managing Jerry. Gene Glance is a famous FBI agent in New York. He is still a bachelor. Harold Messer was such a studious person in school. He is the principal of Crabtree-Iron Duff. Henry Parton is tlie typewriter repairman for the typing depart¬ ment at Crabtree School. Since J.T. and Martin are expert mechanics they are co-owners of the Repair Service Station. Elbert Presnell with all his dogs has become a Hound Dog Man. Jerry Parks is the Heavy Weight Champion Wrestler of the world. Jimmy Smith is the singing idol of the nation since he has re¬ placed Elvis Presley. Tommy Williamson is happily married and living on Jonathan Creek where he owns a big farm. And I am still working in my beauty salon on Fifth Avenue here in New York. Eva Marie Stevenson Class Prophetess 5 S LCulty 6 3 culty teachers Mr. Glenn Noland Grade 8 Mr. Bobby Burch Grade 7 Mrs. Betty Terrel Grade 6 Mrs. James Kirkpatrick Grade 1 Mrs. Roxie James Grade 2 Mrs. Sybil Crawford Grade 4 Mrs. William Johnson Grade 5 Mrs. Edith Plemmons Grade 3 8 history Of CUss Of ’60 We came to good old C. I. D. in 1947. Then we didn ' t like school. The whole class didn’t think of anything but quitting at the age of 16, but as time went on we adjusted ourselves to it and wanted to be some¬ body. Our first big event was a may pole dance in the second grade. Then that was something new for us. There was one operetta for us until we reached the ninth grade then there were banquets. The school got together its first baseball team in 1958. They never won many games but it gave everybody the spirit. In our 11th year our class gave a play named Mountain Gal. Every¬ one in it did very well. All of us had fun giving the Seniors a banquet before graduation. We are looking forward to one this year. The class had many privilges. One was a tour of Champion Paper and Fiber Company. We all wanted jobs over there because the people did not seem to be working hard. Everyone is going to do his best in the Senior play. We are looking forward to graduation. Henry Parton Gene Glance Historians 9 £asf Will And est2imeni We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Sixty, of Crabtree Iron-Duff High School, County of Haywood, State of North Carolina, being of sound mind and strong body, do hereby declare and make this our last will and testament. I, Joyce Davis, will my ability to keep order in the storeroom to some member of the Junior Class. I, Eva Marie Stevenson, will my ability to slip out of study hall to Nancy Jones and Jo Ann Haynes. I, Joan Rose, will my seat in English class to some hard working person in the Junior Class. I, Carlyle Ferguson, will my love for Rabbit-Skin to Pat Noland. I, J. T. Parks, will my ability to drive a pick-up truck to Deanna Crawford. I, Tommy Williamson, will my ability to drive safely, and out run the cops, to Jo Ann Haynes. I, Wilma Sue King, will my English literature book to Ruth Downs. I, Jane McElroy, will my basketball suit and love for Waynesville to Irene and Helen. I, Harold Messer, willthe pieces of my two-tone Chevrolet to Nancy Smith. I, Elbert Presnell, will my dogs to Harold Hannah. I, Gene Glance, will my ability to drive a truck, and my love for basketball to Pat Crawford. I, Jimmy Smith, will my ability to play basketball to Ralph McCracken. I, Martin Ferguson, will my ability to drive a car to Barbara Ferguson. I, Henry Parton, will Ralph McCracken my curly hair. I, Jerry Hoglen, will my ability to pitch baseball for C.I.D. to O.L. Yates, Jr. I, Jerry Parks, will my ability to type to Mary Sue and Larry Parks. Jerry Parks, Testator 10 Senior Off icers Left to right: Jimmy Smith, secretary; Harold Messer, president; Tommy William¬ son, reporter; Gene Glance, vice-president; Jane McElroy, reporter; Wilma King, devotional leader; and Joyce Davis, treasurer. JOYCE DAVIS CARLYLE FERGUSON MARTIN FERGUSON Patience is the best remedy for It is easy to be brave from a safe every trouble. distance. 12 GENE GLANCE Defer not till tomorrow to be wise; tomorrow ' s sun to thee may never rise. JERRY HOGLEN There is always someone worse off than yourself. WILMA SUE KING When the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name-He marks not that you won or lost, but how you played the game. Senior Class 13 HAROLD DEAN MESSER JANE McELROY JERRY PARKS Truth is truth, to the end of reckon- I say what I mean and I mean what ing. I say. 14 J. T, PARKS HENRY. PARTON ' Tis no matter how it be in tune, so it make noise enough. ELBERT PRESNELL ' Do unto others as you have them unto you, only do it first. do 15 JOAN ROSE Never trust a friend who deserts you at a pinch. EVA STEVENSON Tis better to smile and forget than to remember and regret. JIMMY SMITH It matters not how long you live, but how well. 16 TOMMY WILLIAMSON Live and let Live. Senior Class 17 Chss Officers of ’61 Left to Right: Ronny Bradshaw, vice-president; Ralph McCracken, treasurer; O. L. Yates, president; Carolyn Clark, secretary. 18 junior Class Ronny Bradshaw Carolyn Clark Ruth Downs Irene Ferguson Maxine Ferguson Harold Hannah Jo Ann Haynes Nancy Jones Helen Kirkpatrick Ralph McCracken Jim my McClure Carolyn Moore Pat Noland Sue Sanford O. L. Yates, Jr. 19 Left to right: Theresa Fergurson, reporter; Marie Davis, vice-presi¬ dent; Pat Crawford, president; Nancy Smith, treasurer; and Jean Greene, reporter. 20 Sopfi omore ass Doris Best Mary Ethel Caldwell Neal Clark Pat Crawford Marie Davis Theresa Ferguson Anna Jean Green Walker Hill Jo Ann Justice Sara Lee Messer Bennie Mae Noland Hilda Faye Parks Charles Price Doyle Smith Nancy Smith 21 CldiSS Officers of ’63 Leftto right: Wilma Jones, song leader; Barbara Ferguson, secre¬ tary; Larry Parks, song leader; Barbara King, reporter; Richard Crawford, president; Jimmy Haynes, treasurer; and Melba Greene, vice-president. 22 3reshm2Ln Chss Carolyn Beasley Johnny Bradshaw Deanna Crawford Richard Crawford Barbara Ferguson Billy Glance Lois Greene Melba Greene Jimmy Haynes Donelle Henson Keyondious Inman Wilma Jones Barbara King Ruth McCracken Larry Parks Mary Sue Parks Freda Sanford Dallas Smith Marie Wood 23 Gigfitfi Qrside Jimmy Bradshaw Elsie Brown Robert Cutshaw Francis Davis J. D. Downs Jackie Ferguson Linda Henson Nina James Lula Justice Robert King Junior Mashburn Bobby McClure Bruce McElroy Regenia Milner Joe Bob Nesbitt Corena Overman Grovene Parks Mary Blanch Parks Charles Putman Shirley Rathbone Ronny Ray Jackie Rector Jim Bob Reeves Sandra Sauceman Sue Shetley Bobby Southerland Shirley Stevenson Charles Williamson Sandra Wood 24 Seventfi grade Charles Ray Best Phyllis Best Carolyn Burchfield Gail Crawford Judy Crawford Gene Clark Wendell Cutshaw Kenneth Downs Johnny Downs David Franklin Roger Ferguson Garry Gillett Morris Hannah Teddy Haynes Wayne Hawkins Ned Inman Shirley James Sandra Justice Charles Kirkpatrick Deanna Leming Joyce McElroy Neal McElroy Billy Messer Brenda McCracken Edwin Messer David Moore Walter Noland Patricia Nicosia Cheryl Parks Carl Parton Carolyn Parton Nolan Palmer Doris Plemmons Jerry Rathbone Alline Smith Eddie Wood 25 Sixtfi Qvxde Dean Best Jean Best John Best Jack Brown Carol Crawford Edward Clark Carlene Ferguson Margaret Fisher Freida Grene Linda Greene Carroll Hawkins Janell Hill Mildred Hughes Jake Justice Robert Kirkpatrick Gwenda Lee Mashburn Patty Milner Mary Lou Messer Mary Edith Messer Charles Penland R. D. Price Marian Rathbone Garry Rathbone Martina Rector 26 3iftli Qv de Helen Best Ellis Clark Marie Crawford Bill Davis Linda Franklin Noland Hall Doris Ann Hughes Ronnie Hawkins Sara Jones Wanda Justice Sara Kirkpatrick Lynn Lovingood David McCracken Troy Lee McCracken Johnie McElroy Ted McElroy Michael Messer Rebecca Messer Richard Messer Judy McElroy Jack Nesbitt Coleen Overman David Penland Hal Price Danny Ray Alvin Sutton Libby Smith Charles Wood 27 Sourtd Qv2ide Johnny Beasley Joyce Best Herbert Burchfield Richard Carlson Shirley Crawford Joel Cutshaw Sandra Ferguson Stanley Fullbright Roger Hannah Wayne Inman Patsy James William James Azalee Mashburn Carl Mathews Jean McCracken Edna McElroy Bryan Medford Bonita Medford Wayne Metcalf Van Noland Lynne Palmer Marianna Plemmons Paul Lewis Presley Willie Price Johnny Rathbone Ned Rector Beth Reeves Martha Reeves Charles Smith Gary Smith Joel Blane Smith Jackie Smith Floyd Southerland 28 ‘dflird Qv3ide Roger Beasley Gary Best Roger Bishop Phyllis Burchfield William Earl Carver Jerry Carver Margaret Cutshaw Michael Davis William Downs Brenda Ferguson Sandra Fie Donna Guge Bobbie Hayes David Hill Kathy Hughes Mike James Joe Carroll James June Jenkins Walter Justice Thad McCraken Dallas Flay McElroy Mary Ann Medford Judy Noland Evelyn Overman John Palmer Tommie Palmer Sandra Parks Edna Faye Parton Patsy Presley Dale Price Joan Rathbone Linda Russel Jacqueline Shetley Carl Southerland Roger Smith Edward White 29 Wanda Beasley Linda Best Tommy Carlson Mary Jean Crawford Horace Downs Carolyn Franklin Diane Fulbright Jane Hannah Mary Jean Hill Taylor Kirkpatrick Derry L. McCracken Kenneth Messer Davisro Messer Patricia Metcalfe Harold Moore Gail Noland Tomas Noland Carroll Overman Cecil Palmer Richard Pressley Raeford Putman Gerald Rathbone Janette Rathbone Donald Smart Larry Sutton Eugene White Kathy Woodard 30 3irst Qv de Elizabeth Ann Beasley John Robert Beasley Michael Beasley Steven Beasley Helen Burchfield Larry Carlson Nancy Guge June Hannah Sandra Kay Hayes Ralph Hughes Darlene Justice Vivan Kirkpatrick Robert Leming Jean Mashburn Darrell Medford Cathey Messer Karen McCracken Eugene McElroy Robert McElroy Robert Moore Stephen Milner John Noland Phyllis Noland Mary Gay Palmer Sarah Presley Emily Reeves Kathy Rogers Harold Rogers Eva Lilly Southerland Wilma Southerland Brenda Gail Sanford Yolanda Smith Johnny Smith 31 Bwi) Pictures 32 Senior Sfafisfics JOYCE DAVIS F.H.A.1,2,3,4 4-H. 1,2 Class Secretary. 1 Vice-President F.H.A. 4 Glee Club. 1,2,3 Basketball. 2 Program Comm, banquet. 3 Covmty F.H.A. Rally. 2,3 District F.H.A. Rally. 3,4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 2 F.H.A. Banquet. 3 Junior play. 3 Comm. F.H.A. Banquet. 3 Comm. F.H.A. Banquet. 2 Asst. Editor Yellowiacket . 3 Marshal. 1,3 Annual Staff. 4 Comm, chairman F.H.A. 4 Class Treasurer . 4 F.H.A. reporter. 4 Beta Club. 3,4 HENRY PARTON Basketball.1 2,3,4 Class Officer. 1 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Junior play. 3 Baseball. 2,3,4 Busdriver. 4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 3 School paper. 3 Letterman. 3,4 Annual Staff. 4 J. T. PARKS F.F.A.1,2,3,4 4H. 1 Annual Staff. 4 Yellowjacket staff. 3 Jr. Sr. Banquet. 3 Basketball. 3 Senior play. 4 Bus driver. 4 ELBERT PRESNELL F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Baseball. 3,4 Art editor of Yellow-jacket . 4 Annual staff. 4 Junior play . 3 Senior play . 4 at Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 2 Decorating comm., banquet. 3 CARLYLE FERGUSON F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Junior play. 3 4H. 1 Treasurer F.F.A. 4 F.F.A. Rally. Annual staff. Yellowjacket staff Beef judging team. . Decorating comm. . Jr.-Sr. Banquet . . . F.F.A. Camp. Bus driver. Senior play. HAROLD DEAN MESSER F.F.A. .. Class President. Vice President. Marshal. Beta Club.. Junior play. Junior Senior Banquet. F.F.A. President.. Tool contest.. Editor of Yellowjacket .. Baseball. F.F.A. Menu.. . . , F.F.A. Decorating comm. F.F.A. Beef judging team. Senior play. Basketball. MARTIN FERGUSON F.F.A. 4-H. Newspaper Staff. Annual Staff. Junior play. Decorating comm. Jr.-Sr. Banquet . Senior play. EVA STEVENSON F.H.A. 4-H . Class reporter. Annual staff. Yellowjacket. Dress review. Mountain Gal . Tobacco Queen contest. Waitress at Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Waitress F.H.A. Banquet. Decorating comm., Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Basketball. Letterman. WILMA SUE KING F.aA. Beta Club. Basketball. 4-H. Junior play. Jr.-Sr. Banquet . Co-Captain. Softball. District F.H.A. Rally. Decorating comm. Basketball letter. All-Tournament . F.H.A. reporter . Devotional leader. JIMMY RAY SMITH F.F„A.. Senior 4-H. Secretary... Beef judging team. F.F.A. reporter. ............. Beta Club. 2,3,4 4 3 3 3 3 3 4 4 1,2,3,4 1,2,4 3 2 3,4 3 3 4 2 4 3,4 2 3 1 4 4 1,2,3,4 1 3 4 3 3 4 .1,2,3,4 . 1,2 2,3 4 3 . 2,3 3 2 2 3 3 . 1,2,3 1 1,2,3,4 3.4 1,2,3,4 2 3 3 2.4 3 4 3 3 2,3 4 4 1,2,3,4 1 1,4 2 4 4 Senior Statistics Baseball . 2,3,4 Treasurer. 2,3 Decorating comm, for banquet. 3 Waiter Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 2 F.F.A. Camp. 1,2 F.F.A. comm, banquet. 3 Baby beef.1,2,3,4 Senior play. 4 Basketball. 4 JERRY HOGLEN Basketball.1,2,3,4 Letterman.1,2,3,4 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Annual Staff. 4 Newspaper Staff. 3 F.F.A. Sential. 4 Vice-president. 2 Bus driver. 4 Menu comm. 3 Baseball. 2,3,4 Glee Club. 1 Co-captain. 4 Junior play. 3 Senior play. 4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 3 GENE GLANCE Basketball...1,2,3,4 Captain Basketball. 4 Baseball. 2,3,4 Bus driver. 3,4 Senior play. 4 Waiter Jr.-Sr. Banquet. 2 Jr. play. 3 Jr.-Sr. banquet. 3 Class president. 3 Vice president. 4 F.F.A.1,2,3,4 Vice-president F.F.A. 4 Letterman.1,2,3,4 Tool contest. 2 Vice president. 1 F.F.A. camp. 1,3 Yellowjacket staff. 3 Monogram Club. 3 Annual Staff. 4 Beta Club. 4 JANE Mcelroy Basketball.1,2,3,4 Co-captain. 1 All-Tournament. 1,2,3 Most valuable. 2 Marshal. 1,2 Beta Club. 3,4 Newspaper staff. 3 Yellowjacket staff. 4 Jr.-Sr. Banquet comm. 3 Waitress Jr.-Sr. banquet Mountain Gal . Class reporter . Class secretary.. 1, Glee Club. 2, 4-H. 1 F.H.A. 1,2 F.H.A. county officer... F.H.A. Devotional leader. F.H.A. Vice-president. F.H.A. secretary . JERRY PARKS F.F.A...1,2,3 Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Senior play. Annual staff. Class Testator. JOAN ROSE F.H.A.1,2,3 Song leader of F.H.A. 1 Secretary F.H.A. President F.H.A. Beta Club. 3 Christian Youth Organization. 1 Glee club. Inviting comm, for banquet. Newspaper correspondent. Editor of Yellowjacket . Mountain Gal . Mistress of ceremony at Jr.-Sr. Banquet .... Narrator of Fashion Show. Chief Marshal. Annual Staff. Menu comm, for banquet. American History Award. Attended F.H.A. rally. Attended F.H.A. District Rally. Attended F.H.A, Banquet. Outstanding Western District home project. . . Senior play. ' .. TOMMY WILLIAMSON Basketball. 1,2,3, Class officer. F.F.A.1,2,3, Letterman.1,2,3, Yellowjacket staff. Senior play. F.F.A. officer. Jr.-Sr. Banquet . Baseball. 3, Annual staff. Jr. Play. Waiter Jr.-Sr. Banquet. Monogram club. F.F.A.1,2,3, F.F.A. Rally. 3, 34 4i COCOCOts3COCO f COCOCOCOCO COCOtO  COCO CO ' w tO CO CO ►fk. CO CO SuperUtives MOST POPULAR Eva and Harold BEST DRESSED Joyce and Elbert BEST LOOKING Eva and Gene BEST SPORTS Joan and Jimmy 35 MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Gene and Jane SuperiBitives CLASS PESTS Eva and J, T. CLASS PETS J. T. and Joan MOST ATHELETIC Jerry and Wilma 36 MUST COURTEOUS Elbert and Joan Superlatives MOST INTELLECTUAL Jane and Harold BIGGEST FLIRTS Eva, Jerry and Jane MOST STUDIOUS Harold and Wilma CLASS BABIES Henry, Joyce and Carlyle 37 CLASS GRUMBLERS J. T, and Joan Superlatives MOST BASHFUL Joyce and Jerry MOST MISCHIEVOUS Eva and Tommy WITTIEST Jimmy and Eva BEST ALL AROUND Jane and Harold 38 BEST PERSONALITY Wilma and Carlyle Superlatives MOST DEPENDABLE Jimmy and Joan MOST SINCERE Joyce and Jerry MOST TALENTED Joan and Jerry 39 MOST ORIGINAL Jerry and Jane Queen ane King ommy 40 The Fergusons-- Martin and Carlyle The Jerrys-- Jerry Hoglen, Jerry Parks 3.H.A. Officers Pat Crawford . . . Joan Rose . Jo Ann Haynes . . Helen Kirkpatrick Joyce Davis . . . . Deanna Crawford Wilma King . . . . Marie Wood . . . . Nancy Jones.... Devotional Leader .President . . . .Song Leader . Secretary . Vice-President .Historian .Reporter .Historian ... .Song Leader 3.H.A. CluS 1 8 5- • t — aE.. i fr 1 ’ 3.3.A. officers standing left to right: Vice-President, Gene Glance; Secretary, Tommy Williamson; President, Harold Dean Messer; Reporter, Jimmy Smith; Treasurer, Carlyle Ferguson; Sentinel, Jerry Hoglen. 3.3.A. CluS 44 Senior Officers First Row: Left to right, Jean Greene, reporter; Marie Davis, secretary; Nancy Smith, song leader. Second Row: Irene Ferguson, president; Marie Wood, vice- president; and Tommy Williamson, song leader. Senior 4-H CluS l„t,r j; mt.« iwi ' 4 iiljili ' tfel; :ni m ii '  | Ul !«l ' itti ■ « junior Officers Seated left to right: Song Leaders, Bobby McClure, Judy Crawford; Reporter, Grovene Parks; President, Sandra Wood; Vice-President, Regenia Milner; Secre¬ tary, Frances Davis. junior CluS 46 Baseoal “Snaps y y 47 Coo s CustodUns 48 Bus Drivers BUS DRIVERS Henry Parton, J. T. Parks, Gene Glance, Carlyle Ferguson, Jerry Hoglen, Harold Hannah, and Ronny Bradshaw. 49 Bas efSa i 50 Bas efSa l 5 ) Baseball Left Row Row Row to right: one: Henry Parton, Ronny Bradshaw, Gene Glance, O. L. Yates, two: Jimmy Smith, Harold Dean Messer, Tommy Williamson, three: Neal Clark, Ralph McCracken. 52 Snapsnofs L ’. ■4 -v j E I 53 Sn psnots 54 Snapshots 55 Snapsnofs 56 Cordial Greetings to the students, faculty, and patrons of Crabtree-Iron Duff High School-and congratulations to the gra duating class of 1960 THE CHAMPION PAPER AND FIBRE COMPANY Carolina Division Canton, North Carolina -COURSES of STUDY- WOMEN: General Secretarial, Senior Secretarial, Executive Secretarial, Business Machines. MEN: Junior Accounting, Senior Accounting, Senior Accounting and Business Administration, Business Machines, and Motor Traffic Management. I ' Vrite For Our Neiv Catalog „ AND TRAFFIC Business College management school 126 College Street Asheville, N C. Our Hearty Congratulations To all Crabtree-Iron Duff Seniors CANTOK ELECTRICAL APPLIANCE CO. HAYWOOD ESSO-DISTRIBUTORS Let Us Supply Your Fuel And Esso Warm Air Furnaces OIL BURNER Canton North Carolina Asheville Highway Lake Junaluska, North Carolina RAY’S FLOWER SHOP Waynesville, North Carolina GARDNER BROTHERS PRODUCE WHCC Handler of Haywood County Tomatoes 1400 on your dial Best Wishes to Class of ' 60 Good Listening day and night Forrest Cope, Sales Mgr, Waynesville, North Carolina Waynesville GL 6-6087 North Carolina SMATHERS MARKET 100 Main Street Canton, North Carolina Compliments of FIRST STATE BANK Hazelwood, North Carolina DAN’S DRUG STORE Waynesville, North Carolina Congratulations! Crabtree-Iron Duff Seniors! Compliments of B. M. WATTS GROCERY HAYWOOD RESTAURANT Canton, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina Stone Paint Wallpaper Store CLYDE PHARMACY 26 Park Street Canton, North Carolina A. B. Lott Registered Pharmacist RAWLINGS SPORTING GOODS AND MARIETTA PAINTS Phone MI 8-6132 Clyde, North Carolina Compliments from HAYWOOD TIRE COMPANY FREEL ROBINSON FURNITURE CO. Canton, North Carolina Waynesville, North Carolina COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Asheville, North Carolina Congratulations to the ' 60 Seniors GREGORY ' S SUPER ESSO SERVICE Canton, North Carolina HAYWOOD ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION REA REA REA Asheville Hwy, Waynesville, North Carolina Compliments of THE CANTON DRUG STORE BILTMORE DAIRY BAR J. L. JONES, Proprietor Lake Junaluska North Carolina Canton, North Carolina NELSON RADIO TV SERVICE Compliments of Fast Service - Fair Prices FRANK MEDFORD Phone GL 6-6581 108 Miller St. Waynesville, N. C. CHAMPION DRUG STORE The Rexall Store Canton, North Carolina CLYDE SAVING LOAN ASS ' N Current Dividends Rate 4% per Annum Clyde, North Carolina WELLS FUNERAL HOME HAYWOOD CO-OP Serving Since 1888 Feed, Seeds Fertilizers Ambulance Service Dial MI 8-2371 Canton, North Carolina Waynesville, North Carolina HAYWOOD TRACTOR Compliments of IMPLEMENT CO. Massey-Ferguson Sales Service HUDSON ' S DEPT. STORE Canton, North Carolina U. S. Highway No. 19 Lake Junaluska, North Carolina Compliments to the ' 60 Seniors JOHN GRAHAM ' S DEPT. STORE CLAYTON BURGIN FURNITURE Waynesville, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina Compliments of CHAMPION MOTOR COMPANY THE CANTON ENTERPRISE Your Ford Dealer Canton, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina GREEN BROTHERS WELL DRILLING CO. WARD PIANO COMPANY Dial Mission 8-3170 or 2050 New and used pianos Canton, North Carolina Asheville Highway Canton, N. C. Compliments of W W 1 T WAYNESVILLE CANDY 970 kc 1000 watts COMPANY Canton, North Carolina BRANSON MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Dodge-Chrysler-Dodge Trucks Compliments to Seniors of ' 60 DAVIS 5-10-25C STORE 71-73 Main Street Canton, North Carolina Canton, North Carolina S. E. CONNATSER Lake Junaluska, North Carolina TOGGERY Every Thing to Wear Waynesville, North Carolina NOLANDS bb SERVICE Mechanic Always on Duty Next to hospital Phone GL 6-9151 Waynesville, North Carolina Compliments of CHARLIE ' S TEXACO Waynesville, North Carolina Compliments to Class of ' 60 RICHLAND SUPPLY CO. Waynesville, North Carolina Compliments of CENTRAL CLEANERS Waynesville, North Carolina LEATHERWOOD FRANCIS ESSO Your Friendly Station Waynesville, North Carolina WAYNESVILLE AUTO PARTS Waynesville, North Carolina Best Wishes Class of ' 60 McELROY DEITZ OIL CO. 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