Curry High School - Phantom Yearbook (Greensboro, NC)

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We serve the finest barbecue in town Sold by the pound Sandwiches to be taken out GREENSBORO BARBECUE 251 East Market Street Breakfasts. Luncheons, Dinners Phone 9216 Compliments of GUILFORD DAIRY “Just taste the Difference” 1616 W. Lee Street W. Market Street, Ext. Dial 3-0573 Compliments of GEURGE C. BROWN LU. 1730 West Lee Tel. 2-4118 Compliments of FORDHAM’S CLEANERS 1900 Spring Garden Street Phone 3-7588 SANDWICHES — DRINKS CURB SERVICE THE PARAGON 930 East Bessemer Avenue Compliments of CHEEK’S GROCERY FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS

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Compliments of MOJUD HOSIERY CO., INC. GREENSBORO, N. C. Manufacturers of LADIES’ Fine Full-Fashioned HOSIERY 30

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Cd en ’ Viole As the first Phantom nears completion, we can at last relax. All the photo- eraphs are in, the copy typed, and the dummy completed. A mere dream is about to become a reality. We wish to thank the business men of Greensboro, both advertisers and sponsors. Without their generosity this annual would have been impossible. To the Merchants Association also goes our appreciation for their cooperation. We extend our deepest gratitude to Mr. Herbert E. Vaughan, Jr., the Curry faculty, and the student body for their interminable aid in our work. To Mr. A. A. Wilkinson, of the Woman’s College News Bureau, we give our thanks for his patience and understanding in all our “shutter bug” troubles. There is not space enough for us to write everything we wish about the splendid work of the staff. Efficiency and cooperation were exemplified by the Phantom staff. Students who have received little recognition are the typists and writers who are not official staff! members. To Carolyn Apple, Betty Sue Creger, Patsy Har- grove, Gwen Clark, Laura Gayle Joyce, Joan Paschal, Marietta Allen, Juel Rogers, Pat Friddle, and Saunders Blalock we extend our heartiest thanks for their services. We offer our gratitude to Mr. Frank Fleming of the Lassiter Press for his invaluable assistance. Without these people, and possibly others, the staff would never have been able to produce this first volume of the Phantom. Mary Ann, Donald, and Vernon 52