Davis Townsend High School - Daviston Yearbook (Lexington, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

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Mem- ories of the past days of DaVis-Town- send linger in our minds as we the Seniors complete our school days here. These full and happy days have been filled with work, play, joys, sorrows, laughter, and tears. We sincerely hope that this book will be a treasure to your memories as the years go by. Through many hours of pleasant toil, we have tried to bring back a few of the best memories. As each time you turn a page, may it bring you a new and pleasant mem-ory. DEDICATIGN We, the class of ,S0, DEDICATE this issue of the DAVISTON to our school. Not to the building alone, but to all that the school stands for . . . our friends, teachers, ideas, our problems, and our joys. As we go through life We will always be proud of and grateful for the impression that our school has left upon us. MISS LORIR CAIVIPBELL English THE FACULTY i MR. A. M. SNAPP Science MRS. FRED SMITH Seventh Grade MRS. LORRAINE MOORE Sixth and Seventh Grades . if . .' MRS. ELMO LOHR Second and Third Grades v h ' ' If MR. I. H. KEARNEY Agriculture 'UH MRS. JOHNNY BYRD Home Economics MISS BETSY Szxth C MISS I Hfxfe y VW for EJB-ffl! . T' year THE FACULTY f gf' A9 X . L-AEM ' VX MR. J. S. AMICK Mathematics 'Q MISS MARIE BONDURANT French, History . Y .i...,1 f Q f I f W If ii. X . MR. E. W. RENTZ . . Principal 'AA' N- I Health as I, . ff A:4 . , S MISS ETHEL CHADWICK . f , G f Eighth Grade 'xi' X I MR. GEORGE GUNTER Eighth Grade MISS LUCILLE LOPP Fifth Grade MRS. ROBERT REID YARRROUGH v Third Grade I fx, MISS HAZAR GLOVER I L1 Fourth Grade . e C1 1 LGI! Chigyggf X, .,..,,, N ar. f + i- +R. R nfcff we P06 H1 yOU! .- I VV ash , -. Y,-' , g Yiar. ou have . if I D It ' S F E' faq ffl? bebf' clone. 3004 ww - 1 -RR- ,,f af, f A, T. ' ,, X UC . ,Qfwoyo Jo ymr bed- V. V, A , . MRS. GEORGE WEBSTER MN' lllthfftf.. MISS LETITIA WEATHERLY j First Grade First Grade Closs Poem Farewell Alma-Mater, Classmates dear-teachers-friends Graduation day has dawned High school days are at an end. High school fun and games are over 'Tis just a memory dear, That each one will cherish, With the passing of the years, Four long years We've studied, struggled, Graduation as our goal, Now attained, We would delay it, All its joy forever hold. Now dear classmates as We're parting, Let's pledge our love and loyalty For we ne,er again may gather All in one company. Now dear teachers please accept Our appreciation, and our thanks For your help and inspiration, And your patience Withour pranks. The World is ours to conquer We're going to write the name Of the D. T. Class of '50 In the halls of Eternal fame. GAIL ANDERSON Poet Closs Flower Closs Colors WHITE CARNATION GREEN AND XVHITE Closs Motto ' Tomorrow Belongs To Those Who Prepare For It. XXCAROLHYPRANK MASCCDTS DANNYIBQNARD ,W I. 1. If X . , xx If X X X ' x , X' NX x xx X X SENICDRS 1 , CLASS OFFICERS 7 PVOSid6l1f-DRUID CROTTS Seczfcimfy-SADIE BECK Vice-Presidexzt-MARGIE FRANK TTHHSZLVEI'-DORIS YOUNG s E N I 0 R s , I N KY I fx' X KQXN ! L EX EET Xxxw 6 M I1 1 W w 1 w wil O L. Q 6 'Q' 253 v, Ax - K5 j Xu . J W 221 N If ' X Qggfxxxx ,I X f'-xi QKEMLV 7' QR 9 ww ,-Nl-'fi ,Z BOBBY AM ICK R. I. Reynolds High School, Winston- Salem 47, 48, Vice-President of Class 49, Cheerleader 49, Monogram Club 49, 50, Athletic Association 49, 50, Base- ball 49, 50, lunior Class Play 49, Su- perlative 50, Dramatics Club 50, Sports Editor ot DAVISTON 50. LA VERNE BECK Beta Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Library Club 47, 48, President of Library Club 48, Chatter Stati 47, 48, Literary Editor of Chatter 49, Editor of Chatter 50, Dra- matics Club 48, 49, 50, Treasurer of Dramatics Club 49, President of Dra- rnatics Club 50, Athletic Association 49, 50, Secretary ot Athletic Association 50, Monogram Club 49, 50, Class Sec- retary 49, Basketball 47, 48, 49, 50, Co-Captain 50, lunior Marshal 49, Class Historian 50, Superlative 50, Sophomore Editor of DAVISTON 48. i l t l . r l GAIL ANDERSON Library Club 47, 48, Cheerleader 47, 48, Beta Club 49, 50, Vice-President ot Beta Club 50, Chatter Stott 49, 50, Monogram Club 49, 50, Athletic Asso- ciation 49, 50, Basketball 49, 50, Dra- matics Club 50, Class Poet 50, Superla- tive 50. IWW? fm ws? -1 X LORETTA BECK Class President 47, Library Club 47, 40: Beta Club 48, 49, 50, President of Beta Club 50, Athletic Association 49, 50, Monogram Club 49, 50, Dramatics Club 49, 50, Chatter Staff 48, 49, 50, Assistant Advertising Manager of Chat- ter 50, Cheerleader 49, 50, Class Presi- dent 49, Class Prophet 50, Superlative 50, lunior Class Play 49. SEN PANSY AVERY Lexington High School 47, 48, 49, El-LA, 47, 48, Librarian 50, Superlative 50. SADIE BECK Beta Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Library Club 47, 48, Chatter Stott 47, 48, 49, 50, Business Manager of Chatter 49, Class Secretary 50, Superlative 50, Iunior Chief Marshal 49. IURS 'Vw BETTY JOYCE BECK MAX BARNES F.F.A. 47, 48, 49, 50, Baseball 49, 50, Bus Driver 49, 50, Superlative 50, Ath- letic Association 49. F LAWRENCE BLACK F.F.A. 47, 48, 49, 50, Boy Scouts 47, Superlative 50, Iunior Class Play 49. BETTY FAYE BECK Superlative 50, Library Club 47. DORIS ANNE BURKHART 4-H Club 47, Beta Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Dramatics Club 48, 49, 50, Vice- President of Dramatics Club 49, 50, Library Club 43, Chatter Start 47, 48, 49, 50, Athlettr Association 50, Art Editor of DAVISTON 50, Superlative 50, Iunior Class Play 49. Library Club 47, 48, Beta Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Chatter Start 47, 48, 49, 50, Literary Editor of Chatter 50, Freshman Editor of DAVISTON 47, Iunior Editor ot DAVISTON' 49, Editor of DAVISTON 50, Superlative 50. EARNESTINE BURKHART Dramatics Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Beta Club 47, 48, 49, 50, Basketball 47, 48, 49, Monogram Club 49, 50, Athletic As- sociation 49, 50, Sports Editor of Chat! ter 50, Secretary of Monogram Club 50, Superlative 50: luriior Class Play 49, Chatter Start 47, 48, 49, 50, Iunior Mar- shal 49. all .. , gh V, ., dim A 4' y , gh. 2 A W. - it fx t3.,,, K, 1, 'F , I ,f TX Y . N, f , M t- f K 7 W WAYNE BYERLY Boy Scout 47, 48g Baseball 48, 49, 50, Superlative 505 Athletic Association 49, 507 Manager of Basketball 50. , SEN HARVEY CLODFELTER, JR. Winner of Recitation Declamation Contest 49g Iunior Class Play 495 Busi- ness Manager of DAVISTON 505 Su- perlative SO. My PAUL CONRAD F,F.A. 47, 48, 49, 505 Basketball 48, 49, 50: Baseball 47, 48, 49, 50, Mono- gram Club 50, Superlative 505 Athletic Association 49, 50. '-s we-x 'CID' MARION FINE F.F.A. 47, 48, 49, 50: Baseball 49, 507 Basketball 49, 50, Athletic Association 49, 50, Monogram Club 49, 505 Vice- Presiclent of Monogram Club 505 Bus Driver 485 Superlative 50, lunior Class Play 49. MARGIE FRANK Southmont High School 47, 485 Class Secretary 48, Basketball 47, 485 Liter- arv Editor of DAVISTON 507 Superla- tive 50, Class Vice-President 50. NADINE GARNER 4-H Club 47, Library Club 47, 487 Athletic Association 49, 501 Snapshot Editor of DAVISTON 50, Assistant Man- ager of Girls' Basketball Team 505 Superlative 50. IURS J! ILLY CURRY Basketball 47, 48, 49, 507 P.P.A. 47, 48, 49, 507 ramatics Club 48, 49, 507 Athletic Asso 'iation 49, 507 Monogram Club 49, 507 oy Scouts 471 Superla- tive 50. Z WILLA MAE GRUBB Library Club 47, 481 4-H Club 472 Superlative 50. DRUID CROTTS Boy Scouts 47, 487 Baseball 47, 48, 49, 507 Basketball 487 Basketball Man- ager 49, 507 F.F.A. 47, 48, 49, 507 Dra- matics Club 49, 507 Monogram Club 49, 507 Bus Driver 49, 507 Vice-President of Athletic Association 497 President ot Athletic Association 507 lunior Class Play 491 Superlative 507 Class Presi- dent 50. MAVIS HATLEY Superlative 507 Library Club 471 Bus Driver 50. t-PM 'VW MW' ALDA JEAN DORSETT Library Club 47, 481 Athletic Asso- :iation 49, 507 Manager of Girls' Bas- ketball 507 Basketball 497 Junior Class Play 497 Vice-President ot Class 471 Beta Club 49, 507 Dramatics Club 507 Advertising Manager ot DAVISTON 507 Superlative 507 Chatter Staff 49, 50. BETTY LOU HEDRICK Beta Club 47, 48, 49, 507 Chatter Staff 47, 48, 49, 507 Superlative 507 Assistant Editor of DAVISTON 507 Li- brary Club 47, 48. t X I Gum-u5,,,N, , xx . .WM rr, 2 +I Q X sg , 7 X ,ff ,Ek :X A vf f 4 'R ww . Q ZW S 584 A Y f 4 N Q4 J -ff 'fs BOBBY GENE HEDRICK Basketball 47, 48, 49, 505 Dramatics Club 48, 49, 505 Boy Scout 475 F.F.A. 47, 48, 49, 505 Monoqram Club 49, 50, Athletic Association 49, 505 Bus Driver 48, Superlative 50. wma Q ywm ww-..,, , , L YQ W., E as 2 ?v LACY PIERCE F.F.A. 47, 48, 49, 505 Baseball 49, 50, Superlative 505 Bus Driver 485 Athletic Association 49. MQW 1?'inf+f- CHARLES HEDRICK Bo Scouts 47, 481 Library Club 47, 48, geta Club 49, 50, Dramatics Club 49, 50, Athletic Association 49, 505 Monogram Club 49, 50, Bus Driver 49, 505 Chatter Stat-f 49, 50, Sports Editor of Chatter 505 Cheerleader 49, 507 Class Treasurer 495 lunior Class Play 495 Superlative 50. i Q r fc , A A 1 71645 71 , f f 'S ROBERT RUSSELL F.F.A. 48, 49, 505 Supenlative 50. SEN JEAN HOLSTON Basketball 46, 47, 487 4-H Club 46, 47, Library Club 47, 48: Athletic Asso- ciation 5Og Monogram Club 505 Super- lative 50, Iunior Class Play 48. ROBERT SMITH Beta Club 49, 501 Chatter Staff 49 50, Superlative 505 F.F.A. 47, 48, 49 50, Watchdog of F.F.A. 50. I? IURS, r 'i,f? I JORETTA HUNT Library Club 47, 48: Beta Club 48, 49, 505 Chatter Staff 48, 49, 50, Super- lative 50. X W. 55' BETTIE JEAN KIRK A Library Club 47, 48, Drarnatics Club 50, Class Gittorian 505 Superlative 50, Athletic Association 505 Iunior Class Play 49, 4-H Club 47. ,V ,f t I P X JOYCE SNIDER Beta Club 48, 49, 50: Chatter Staff 28, 42, 50, Superlative 50, Library Club , 4 . PEGGY TUTTLE Fair Grove 47, Basketball 47, 48, 49, 50, Monogram Club 50, Athletic Asso- ciation 49, 50, Art Editor oi DAVISTON 50, Superlative 50, Librarian 50. BLANCHE METTERS 4-H Club 47, 48, Library Club 47, 48, Monogram Club 50, Treasurer of Mono- gram Club 50, Athletic Association 49, 50, Vice-President ot Athletic Associa- tion 50g Basketball 47, 49, 49, 507 Cap- tain oi Girls' Basketball Team 507 Su- pcrlative 50, Sports Editor of DAVIS- TON 50. M ,, ' 'WN y ff. , lfxwkmw ww 5 Q x Q , tw 4 ,LJ ,' , i A' ff I. I V. A ' RAY VON TYSINGER F.F.A. 47, 48, 49, 507 Secretary o F.F.A. 50, Superlative 507 Bus Driver 49, 505 Iunior Class Play 49. DAISY WARD Beta Club 48, 49, 507 Library Club 47, 485 Chatter Start 48, 49, 507 Basket- ball 49, 507 Superlative 505 Athletic Association 49, 50. 'ISSN-Q, BARBARA JEAN YOUNG Library Club 47, 485 Superlative 50. JOE BILL YOUNG Boy Scouts 47, 48, Library Club 47, 485 Basketball 475 Manager ot Boys' Basketball Team 50, PHA. 49, 507 Ath- letic Association 505 Dramatics Club 507 WADE YOUNTS Baseball 47, 48, 49, 50, Athletic As- socclation 49, 507 Monogram Club 49, 505 King of Halloween Festival 497 F.F.A. 47, 48, 49, 50, Superlative 50, Vice-President of Class 485 Dramatics Club 48, 49, 507 Basketball 47, 48, 49, 50, Co-Captain ot Basketball Team 47, Captain ot Basketball Team 48, 49, SU. SENIURS v DORIS ROSE YOUNG Princess of Halloween Festival 50: Treasurer of Class 50, Library' Club 47, 48, Basketball 49, 50, Prornpter of lunior Class Play 49, Athletic Associa- tion 49, 505 Drarnatics Club 507 Class Tsstator 50, Superlative 505 4-H Club 4 . ' Closs l-listory As the time of graduation comes nearer we feel the need to record some of the memories we cherish most dear, that our history might live on after our life at Davis-Townsend High School is completed. In the fall of 1946, Fifty-six eager Freshmen assembled on the campus to begin a four-year journey through Davis-Townsend High School with Graduation as our destination. Since there were s-o many of us, it was necessary to have two sections, but we were combined under the leadership of our class officers: President, Loretta Beck, Vice-President, Alda Jean Dorsett, Secretary, Lucille Rose, Treasurer, 'Ward Loftin. Our advisors were Mrs. Suzie Cieszko and Mr. Gorman Michael. That year was marked by our First grown-up parties. Six girls and six boys were chosen for Waiters and waitresses at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Members of our class leaving us that year were Nancy Myers, Evelyn Gordon, Willie Kinley, Gladys Floyd, Ward Loftin, Carl Burkhart, and George Burkhart. After a trying year We were advanced one step nearer our destination by being made Sophomores. We gained Peggy Tuttle, Mickey Dorsett, James Alred, and Bill Wright. Under the capable leadership of Miss Polly Dabbs and our class officers who Were: President, Austin Rose, Vice-President, Wade Younts, Secre- tary, Bill Wright, Treasurer, Earnestine Burkhart, our Sophomore year soon passed with thirteen members leaving us. They were: John Robert Curry, Mickey Dorsett, Perline Watkins, Carl Conrad, Flo Grant, Billie Jean Coe, Audrey Hedrick, Clayton Hedrick, Donald Mize, Lewis Kyles, Clyde Hedrick, James Alred, and David Du Biel. Having finished the half-way mark of our journey. we began our third year as Juniors. Some of the outstanding events of the year were getting our class rings, giving the Junior-Senior Banquet, and presenting the Junior Class Play entitled The Antics of Andrew. Cui' advisors that year were Mrs. Austin Frye and Miss Jane Bird. We gained Bobby Amick and Margie Frank while we lost four of our classmates who were: Austin Rose. Bay Everhart, Bill Wright, and Jacqueline Gordon. The predominant were: President, Loretta Beck, Vice-President, Bobby Amick, Secretary, La Verne Beck, and Treasurer, Charles Hedrick. The summer vacation passed quickly and we set forth on the last few miles of our journey. All of our classmates returned but Lucille Rose and we found we had two new travelers, Pansy Avery and Jean Holston. Under the leadership of our advisor, Miss Lorie Campbell, and our class officers: President, Druid Crotts, Vice-President, Margie Frank, Secretary, Sadie Beck, and Treasurer, Doris Rose Young, we began an active year. Activities included publishing the school annual, presenting the Senior Class Play, attending the Junior-Senior Banquet, electing our mascots who are Carolyn Frank and Danny Leonard, and preparing graduation exercises. And now, we have reached our destination, but we will start a new and very different journey, the one for which we have been preparing ourselves for the past four years. We have bought our tickets and stand at the crossroads ready to start down '6Life's Highway, this time not as a class, but as individuals. LA VERNE BECK, Historian 2 5908 00585303 6 Loist Will We, the Senior Class of Davis-Townsend High School, the year of 1950, being of sound mind and body and realizing the importance of our coming graduation, do hereby declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. 1. To Miss Lorie Campbell, Mr. E. VV. Rentz, and the entire faculty, we leave our thanks and appreciation for their patience and effort in making our school career the success it has been. 2. To our parents we leave our impending gratitude for the patience and love that they have given to us during our school years. . 3. To the Junior Class we leave our homeroom, our ability to find seats in chapel, and our ability to get-by sometimes. 4. Sadie Beck leaves her blonde hair to Zondal Grubb. 5. I, Max Barnes, leave my bus, No. 7, to Halton Hughes. Take good care of it. 6. We, Loretta and Charles, leave our cheerleading ability to anyone who has mouth enough to use it. 7. I, Alda Dorsett, leave my dimples to Norma Jean Sumner although she doesn't need but one. 8. Billy Curry leaves some of his height to Luther Carter. Now Luther, use it. 9. To brighten their room, Daisy Ward and Paul Conrad leave their sunny smiles to Banks Leonard and Martha Smith. 10. VVilla Mae G. and Max Barnes leave their bashfulness to Nancy H. and Elwood B., although they are bashful enough. 11. Robert R. leaves his originality and smart remarks to Bobby B. Knot that he doesn't have enough of his ownj. 12. My ability to skip classes, I, Doris Anne Burkhart, leave to Peggy Kepley. Don't use it too often. 13. Betty Joyce Beck leaves her sweet disposition to Rachel Everhart. 14. Marion Fine leaves his wisecracks and ability to pester teachers to Luther Carter. 15. Betty Lou Hedrick leaves her curly hair to Thelma Gordon. 16. Bobby Amick leaves his idea -of flying high to Bobby Bowers who undoubt- edly has his own idea of how it should be done. 17. I, Blanche Metters, leave my giggles and ability to make people laugh to Magdalene Kinley. 18. Harvey Clodfelter leaves his title as 'tMost Studious to Lank Sechrest, knowing it is in safekeeping. 19. Peggy Tuttle leaves her title as Most Athletic to Barbara Hines Who most assuredly deserves it. 20. Knowing that Paul Metters needs them, I, Pansy Avery, leave him my good grades. ,. 21. Jean Holston leaves her jubilant spirit and sparkling smile to Peggy Kep- ley, hoping that Peggy enjoys helping others as much as she does. and Testament 22. Wade Younts leaves to Dale Beck his ability to attract the girls, hoping that he won't be too bashful to use it. 23. Alda D. and Bobby A. leave their titles as Biggest Babies to Luther C. and Rachel E. because they seem to be crawling in the right direction. 1 24. Joyce Snider leaves her title as Manhater to Thelma Gordon who hates all men with the exception of Banks. 125. Lacy Pierce leaves his happy-go-lucky manner to John Burkhart. 136. La Verne B. and Joe Bill Y. leave their cuteness to Pat Gunter and Banks Leonard although they are plenty cute themselves. 27. J oretta Hunt leaves her quietness to Nancy Hedrick. 28. Robert S. leaves his intelligent, but lazy way and all his famous speeches to Boyd S. 29. Barbara Y. and Ray Von T. leave their courteous ways to Betty Jo A. and Boyd S. 30. Nadine G. leaves her winning smile and title as Best Sport to Martha Smith. 31. VVayne B. leaves his title as having the best personality to Lank Sechrest, knowing it is in good possession. ' 32. Betty Faye B. leaves her French Book to anyone who thinks he is smart - enough to pass the course. 33. Mavis H. leaves her wad of chewing gum to Betty Jean G. P. S.: You Wil find it under the second desk, second row in the Senior Classroom. 34. Margie F. and Druid C. leave their title as 'Teachers' Pete to anyone who is lucky enough to be one. 35. Earnestine Burkhart leaves her attractiveness and winning personality to Pat Gunter who has quite a personality of her own. 36. Betty Jean K., Gail A., and Charles H. combine their flirting and leave it to Barbara H. and Banks L. 37. We, Doris Rose Y. and Bobby Gene H., leave our absent-mindedness to Creola B. and John Burkhart, hoping that they won't be quite as forgetful as we were. Oh! Well! We had fun. 38. Lawrence Black leaves his friendliness and dependability to Elwood Byerly. So this being our Last Will and Testament, we do hereby leave our school, faculty, and classmates our deepest love and gratitude for the happiness we have known within Davis-Townsend High. THE SENIOR CLASS DORIS Ross YoUNc. Testator DAVIS-TOWNSEND HIGH SCHOOL JUNE 7, 1957 DEAR LUCILLE, Thank you for the interesting letter that I got from you yesterday. As you ask me to, I'm going to try to tell you what all of our former classmates are doing now-seven years after their graduation. In Geometry Class, Ray Von always sat on pins and needles when Mr. Cross came to talk to the bus drivers, but now Ray Von has all bus drivers doing the same, because he is head of all School Buses in N-orth Carolina. One day last suinmer I decided to go for a swim, so where should I go but down to Rose Buds-but when I got there things certainly had changed. Instead of the old sign of Rose Buds Fishing Camp being there. there was a new sign which said Wayneis Rendevous. Natch! It being such a large place it would have a fence all around it. I was just about to leave when I heard a man ask if I wanted to come in, and guess who it XVEIS, Wayne Byerly of all people. Wayne told me that after our experience down there while we were Juniors, that he fell in love with the place and bought it from Rose Bud. Vfayne also said he had a private pool where Bobby Amick was acting as lifeguard while he was on vacation. Bobby is managing a chemistry department somewhere in the Virgin Islands. What they're doing is still a secret. After all this discussion I told Wayne that I thought I'd go for a swim and then dress because it was getting late. As I came out of the water, what should happen-B-U-T-the toothache. Gee whiz! It was that tooth I had been meaning to have pulled. Bobby told me that if I'd like to take a little vacation along with having my tooth pulled, that he knew just the place. Since you know me as you do-I don't have to tell you that I was all for it. But when he told me that the dentist he wanted me to see had his office in New York, I didn't know what to do. I finally decided that I needed the vacation and now would be just as good a time to take it as any. Bobby gave me a card with an address on it, but no name. Since I hadn't been in the new airport in Vlfinston, I decided to leave from there. At Winston I got my tickets for the trip and then went in search of someone to tell me all about New York and the places to be sure to see. At last I found an information booth and told the girl that I'd like to have some information on New York. She told me to step right in and that the manager would be with me in just a moment. In about five minutes I heard the clicking of high heels and saw the smart business-like dress of a cute red-head. Oh! No! Not Doris Rose. VVhy she used to couldn't answer a question in French. She even went Snipe Hunting one night, but I soon found out that Dottie had changed. After going to college for four years Dot applied for the job she n-ow has and got it with flying colors. She told me to be sure and see Alda Jean Dorsett and Marion Fine starred in that famous opera Madame Butterfly. Alda took her singing courses and Marion was trained also. She said they were grand. The plane is now leaving for New York- came over the loudspeaker. So my chat with Doris was called to a halt. As I boarded the plane a sweet voice said to me--Watch your step please-and who should this sweet voice belong to, but Daisy Ward. I always did think Daisy would make a wonderful air hostess and during the trip my thoughts were certainly confirmed. Finally landing in New York, I took the address Bob gave me and soon I found the dentistis office. As I walked in, a neat little nurse told me to be seated, that the doctor would see me in a minute. I picked up a book and began to thumb through it. Why! Loretta-a voice said, I didnit even know you at first. The nurse who had spoken to me was none other than Joretta Hunt. She wanted to know what I was doing in New York. Just as I'd started to explain the situation to Class Prophecy her the door opened and that dreaded word next came. So very slowly I went in, but soon all my fears left, because the dentist was that capable Harvey Clodfel- ter. After the most thrilling experience of having my tooth pulled, I left the office to do some shopping. Walking down Fifth Avenue I happened to see that a new shop had opened. The name of it was La Verne's and Nadine's. Since the names were very common I thought nothing of Nadine Garner and La Verne Beck who were in our room at school. As I stepped in the expensive looking shop, a pretty, efficient-looking woman started toward meg as she got closer I saw it was Nadine Garner. She told me after all the trouble she and La Verne Beck had getting clothes Cthis is because they wanted so manyj they decided to open a shop where they could have as many clothes as they wanted. After buying quite a few dresses and things-all the New York fashions of course, I left the shop and hailed a cab bound for a hotel. The name on the cab was Barnes Taxi Service and I soon learned Max was the owner of thirty cabs when he had started out with only three cabs. The driver recommended to me a hotel in which to stay. After I had regis- tered and gone to my room, a bellboy brought a big box of roses and told me they were from the management. Not being able to overlook such a pretty gift I went in search of the manager to thank him. Finaly I found the door marked manager and entered. Instead of a man as I was expecting, I found Barbara Jean Young. She soon explained to me that she was just a 3rd owner of the hotel plus being secretary. In a few minutes the door opened and in walked Margie Frank who soon told me it was she that was responsible for the flowers, but Sadie was the first to recognize my name on the register. Sadie, where is she? I asked. Soon both of them were talking at once, but Sadie walked in and by her soft, but firm gift of gab she explained that not being able to bear the thoughts of leaving each other, they combined their life's savings and bought the hotel. Boy! That was really a surprise. When I returned to my room I remembered all the new clothes and how awful my hair looked. I picked up the phone book-shut my eyes and picked a beauty shop. The name of it was The Beauty Salon. I got an appointment to have my hair fixed an hour later so I took down the address and left the hotel. Reaching the shop, a receptionist met me and told me I was the one hundredth person to call for an appointment that day and so I was to be honored by getting my hair fixed free by the owner of the shop. As I went into the private room where my hair was to be fixed a woman was standing with her back to me. Her hair was piled high on her head. Turning around I soon found the beautifully fixed hair belonged to Doris Anne Burkhart. After much gossiping she finally finished fixing my hair. VVishing to have a picture made before returning home, I called Margie and asked her to give me a recominenadtion of a good studio. She told me all her friends went to Crouses' Studio on 72nd Street. So dressed in my finest clothes I went to the Studio. A girl came up behind me and asked me to take off my coat. N-ow let me see where have I heard that voice before? Gail Anderson-what in the world are you doing here? Doing here? I own half of it. George and I bought it quite some time ago. Now, having such a short time to talk, Gail and I made good use of it, but soon-too soon for me-I had to go to the airport to catch my plane home. When I got my tickets the agent told me that perhaps I'd be interested to know that there was another passenger aboard goin gto Winston also and since he knew that we were both from Lexington, he thought perhaps we knew each other so he had put her in the seat beside me. I left then full of anxiety, I finally found my seat, but the seat beside me was still empty. At last I heard a giggle that could belong to no other person than Blanche Metters. W' e started chattering before she sat down. She told me that she was now coaching a girls' basketball team in Oregon and had been to New York to order some new equipment. She said that a few weeks ago Bettie Jean Kirk, who is fCon1:inued on Page 332 Senior Closs Song TUNE! Blue CbFiSf7lZIIS I'1l be oh so lonesome without you, I can not help dreaming about you, Alma-Mater farewell, graduation has come. Weire leaving D.T. for a life of our own And we will strive for fame and success And then we'll add love and happiness, May we light the years with all smiles and good cheers And may we bring fame to D.T. Gan. ANDERSON' Heres To The School TUNE: The Army Air Corps Hereis to you, our faithful Alma Mater Shining through always the best, We'll remain loyal and true forever, We salute D.T.H.S.! She will always have pride and honor Triumphant! To the end! She'll live in fame and will keep the name of Davis-Townsend High School always. Hereis a toast to the host of those who gave the school her honored name, To those we send a message of its glory and its fame. We drink to those who gave their best to make This school of schools the best in all the U.S.A. We'll keep in our hearts the memories Always of our school days. WILLIE MAE BRIGGS SUPERLATIVES Teachers' Pets Most Tallcative MARGIE FRANK DORIS ROSE YOUNG DRUID CROTTS BOBBY AIVIICK Most Dignified I JOYCE SNIDER LACY PIERCE BETTY FAYE BECK 1 Best:Act're'ss and Actor Best Looking f LORETTA BECK LA VERNE BECK AMARION FINE WADE YOUNTS viv- SUPERLATIVES S Best Sports NADINE GARNER BILLY CURRY WU iw QW Q, fm X Most Original JEAN HOLSTON RAY VON TYSINGER Most Sarcastic MAVIS HATLEY JOE BILL YOUNG limi' MOST DORIS ROSE YOUNG BETTIE JEAN KIRK BOBBY GENE HEDRICK CHARLES HEDRICK GAIL ANDERSON ' n- P- Biggest Babies R X M Studzoua SADIE BECK . Q HARVEYYCLODFELTER, JR.' x Friendliest ALDA JEAN DORSETT DAISY WARD BOBBY AMICK X IX PAUL CONRAD x x X SUPERLATIVES sms. X v-15 Most Conceited EARN ESTINE BURKHART 'Q in an W 5 Most Likely to Succeed PANSY AVERY BILLY CURRY Most Courteous BARBARA JEAN YOUNG RAY VON TYSINGER HARVEY CLODFELTER, JR JORETTA HUNT SADIE BECK MAX BARNES ROBERT SMITH WILLA MAE GRUBB ' 'x X ' Most Athletic . PEGGY TUTTLE WADE YOUNTS W -f ami I ' !!l A, . 4. 1 . A ,f ,, Most Romantic MARGIE FRANK CHARLES HEDRICK X ,ar Cutest GAIL ANDERSON JOE BILL YOUNG SUPERLATIVES r-1 1 F Wittiest l DORIS ROSE YOUNG DRUID CROTTS Most Dependable Best Dressed BETTY LOU HEDRICK BETTY JOYCE BECK LAWRENCE BLACK HARVEY CLODFELTER, JR Ch. xxx. .wl. 5 Man Hater and Woman Hater Best All- JOYCE SNIDER MARGIE FRANK ROBERT RUSSELL PAUL CONRAD BLANCHE METTERS f Best Personality 1 I DAISY WARD ' WAX NE BYERLY Most Popular Most Musical Y X DORIS ANNE BURKHART ALDA JEAN DORSETT WADE YOUNTS MARION FINE xy l XX I ' N E , ? if ,f ff X X A X - x. NM, X-6. . 2 A f- 3Zf4,.we3q.,, h a 'g1 4ci42+i1 'Z!,N flfs'L Tf' ff-.4 M, 5. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ,.AA4, , MARTHA SIWITI-I Secretary ,,.. ., ,. . NORMA SUNINERS ViC6-PV6SidC77f , . BARBARA HINES Treaszwezf ,....A ,. f...ffDALE .BECK ff' .139 5, JUNIOR CLASS MARSHALS Chief-Lank Sechriest, Norma Jean Sumners, Martha Smith '?f'jf'ffw,,f,vx V X 'H Q i P ai , , 4 f 2 3 h ,f - t 5. ' f X , ' xx- nil I 'X X ' . ' 1 1 , t X E X 2' N ,. MY S X 11 'i X , . 6 ' , X 5 A . ', f 5 X, rv , ig Wg' E -i 3 if N Z5 ' - 5 if S x Q 5 i N' Z' 1 4 J Boyd Smith x Q 5 QS JUNIOR CLASS L -.-N , , ,ft gf mr N 9 T 'tw-X I' i ' 'fm -. , XX 2, Y , L I ,gn by 1 f Q iff fdxx, Q-Q, 2 2 ' C 2 1 1' -, ... Nun... M, A UN, -, . 531:15 IN- A -f:' , W Enix? ' L En 2:42 I f E f ' 'Y as S. X ., x 'K N., ' 14 ' zf.,1?A- xx, Q I -Ph mi Q- , 4 . VK f 2 ' ff Ig Z E I ff:-z 1 'F' - , X'-4-A , ' 1 Y . 5 BETTY JO ALBERTSON CREOLA BECK DALE BECK BOBBY BOWERS JOHN BURKHART ELWOOD BYERLY LUTHER CARTER RACHEL EVERHART THELMA GORDON BETTY JEAN GRUBB ZONDAL GRUBB PAT GUNTER J JUNICDR CLASS NANCY HEDRICK BARBARA HINES HALTON HUGHES PEGGY KEPLEY MAGDELINE KINLEY BANKS LEONARD PAUL METTERS LANK SECHRIEST BOYD SMITH MARTHA SMITH NORMA JEAN SUMNER N X J x f W s ff m .3 , .r I, :Ji ': .v .- Q 1 f if 4 14? A . ., K Vw -0' 'UN .W Ein -e WQMV1 A, 1 ye, 5 1 .M , '21 1 Af ff' ' 7 ,mi M an A 'av Aw 'K' ,xt 5. Q 5 Q .1 1 Q 1 A 22 'fa f A ng ,Ps 1 ' RV 'r . pm? 'I ,riff-Arm 1' 1 A ,, ,, ,...,f , H ..., . . ' SGPHCDMGRES President ............... ....... IN TYRA AMICK Vice-President ........ ....,.... L OWELL RooF Secretary ............ .............A......... M ARTHA SINK Treasurer .... ......... TULA FAYE CLODFELTER Historian .........................,.......................... JOHNNY JONES Teacher-MR. AMICK Myra Arnick, Frank Arnold, Ola Mae Arnold, Farrist Ann Barnes, Billy Beck, Carroll Beck, Venus Beck, Anna Lynn Briggs, Joe Burkhart, Tula Faye Clodfelter, Edwin Conrad, John Conrad, Margaret Crouse, Gladys Dorsett, Bobby Everhart. Bobby Hedrick, Evelyn Hedrick, Hilda Hedrick, Lowell Hedrick, Minnie Hedrick, Harold Hughes, Mildred Hughes, Tommy Hunt, Evelyn Johnson, Johnny Jones. Geraldine Kinley, Betty Lopp, Franklin Metters, Christine Parrish, Ruth Pierce, Lowell Roof, Katheryn Russell, Martha Sink, Peggy Smith, Tommy Swing, Buddy Varner, Zelrna Watkins, J. D. Younts. n-1 ' , , fi, f W ' Mc -- n-snun..hr- - A--V A. X 1 X ' i Wi HVTUY ' 'H I. I1 I FRESHMEN President ...................................................... WILBUR BECK Vice-President ....... ....... L ORENE RHODES Secretary .......... ........ B ECKIE NANCE Treasure-r .................... ....... ................ V 1 RGINIA MILLER X, A I TEQCZJEV-MRS. BIRD ff X D A , gf 5 Celeste Anderson, Frank Arnold, Becky Beck. Nancy Beck, Wilbur Beck, John Brinkley, Jr., Paul Byerly, Lena Church, Richard Freeman, Barbara Glover, Betty Hedrick, Nancy Hedrick, Odell Hedrick, Richard Hicks, Parrnalie Hill, Katherine Hughes, Jacqueline Lambeth, Mary Lookabill, Thelma Louya, Tommy Louya, Thelma Jean Manns, Virginia Miller, Beckie Nance, Lorene Rhodes, Anita Swing, Jimmy Younts, Betty Yow. fi' T . , fy X ,- ,f 54 ,z NFB' i we ffirfrcl FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS President .............................................. TOMMY STANFORD Vice-President ........ ...... .... H A ZEL LANIER S ecfretcwy .......................................................... JUDY B1-:CK Teacher-MR. SNAPP x X . Roger Black, Jimmy Broom, Joe Burkhart, Joe Crotts, Ralph Everhart, Ralph Hedrick, Tommy Stanford, Jimmy Varner, Ann Beck, Judy Beck, Peggy Jane Briggs, Nancy Coe, Carol I-'gba-Qdrickgh-lf'Al35Qis Hedrick, Audrey Hedrick, Florence Hughes, Dorothy,Kinley, Hazel Lanier, DalEy T:op Mary Lou Lambeth, Joyce Manns,VPolly Myers, Myra McCulloch, Lillian Poole, Iiifcrllecgiins, Inez Skeen, Jacqueline Tucker, Doris Ward, Jinnie Clark. QRQXXX- - xivf 'L T'i 11If1I'.qQ lf' 'N iflwf f'W'f'C 22Z'T ' ATT. Closs Prophecy l CContinued from Page 212 now Mrs. Gilbert Pierce, and her husband were passing through Oregon on their vacation. She said that life to them seemed just one big holiday. Blanche also told me that Bobby Gene Hedrick was coaching the basketball and football teams at Carolina College where Wade Younts had turned into another Choo Choo. Myrtie and Wade are happily married and have a real pretty home. Blanche also told me that Joyce Snider had found a man that measured up to her ideals and they own a bakery in Asheboro-where Joyce has really put her baking to good use. Peggy Tuttle and Alton are still going together, but now they are together for life. Peggy is still a good basketball player and so sometimes gets up teams of her own to play others. The plane went zooming down through the clouds and all too soon we had reached Winston. As I got on the bus to come back to good old Lexington, someone took hold of my arm to help me up. When I said Thank you, I was really surprised. It was Lacy Pierce. He makes a very good driver. I know of course that you've been to the new Kozy since it's under the new management of Lawrence Black, Charles Hedrick, and Billy Curry. 'I'hey're not married and are really making the dough off this new night club. Betty Joyce Beck is now Mrs. Bill Wright as I expect you probably know. They have a very cute little house down Silver Valley way. Since Druid Crotts was such a good speaker in high school, he went to Law School and is now practicing law in High Point, but all this hasn't changed him a bit. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Smith CBetty Lou and Robertl have a very fine home and Robert is still trying to teach fSallyJ as he calls her, Geometry. Robert Russell said he thought he'd worked at the Saw Mill long enough so he bought some interest in the Mill Now he sits back and gives the orders. Earnestine Burkhart got married exactly one year after we graduated. She and Noel have a pretty home in Denton close to the Surratts. Mavis Hatley and Bettie Faye Beck are now running a DeSoto place in Lex- ington. Mavis was the first girl bus driver at D. T. and now she's the Hrst woman car dealer in Lexington. Hoover and Ann B. or Mr. and lVIrs. Paul Conrad play professional basket- ball, but they've just left for Florida to spend about two years' vacation. Willa Mae Grubb is teaching school and I hear all the kids are crazy about her. Pansy Avery with the title of Most Likely to Succeed did succeed-in get- ing her man, Charles Campbell. I know you didn't know Pansy, because she just entered our school in our senior year, but she is real sweet. Also another new one in our room this year was Jean Holston. She's Finishing her education at Carolina College. She's very smart and will really go places. Joe Bill Young is still very cute and still single. He's the same old Joe Bill. Since he loves to square dance, he is now the owner of a hill-billy band and holds square dances every Saturday night. Lucille, if you want to know anything else, please write me again. I'll probably see you next Sunday at Church. Bye for now, LORETTA BECK, Prophet ff? ?' H? S 1 --N. 4--:ik Mr' ElGHTH GRADE Teacher MR. GUNTER lo Beck, Hoyt Brooks, Bryce Byerly, lack Coldfelter, Ianell Crotts, Peggy Crotts, Shell Crotts, Billy Crouse, Montlieu Elberson, Billy Essick, Blake Everhart, Claudette Gallimore, Alfred Harris, Loretta Hed- rick, lulia Ruth l-licks, Delares Hughes, Pauline Kepley, Uavah Kindley, David Kinney, luanita Lambeth, B, l. Leonard, Rachel May, Kenneth Mecilii, Donald Moore, Betty lean Nichols, loe Nifong, Helen Parrish, Bobby Pierce, Rebecca Rhodes, Hazel Scarlett, Raymond Smith, Patty Snider, Billy Swing, Marie Varner, David Ward, Barbara Wright. i'+ r 'r . . 'W EIGHTH GRADE Teacher Mrss Crmnvvrcx Ray Von Barker, Bruce Beck, Carlton Beck, Nancy Ann Beck, Ellera Byerly, Aldean Conrad, Sh 'ey Conrad, Donald Crotts, Franklin Curry, limmy Elberson, Doris Essick, Alex Everhart, Mack -Grant, Mv ha Faye Hancock, Billy Hedrick, Colon Hedrick, Don Hedrick, Maxine Hedrick, Marie Hedrick,, Willie 'J ed rick, Barbara lean Hughes, Clara Mae Hughes, Walter Hulon, Mary Lee Hunt, Naney Edith Miller, lewel Dean Miller, Pauletta Smith, David Snider, Eva Rae Swing, Lohr Younts. lollay, Tula Kennedy, im., .,. ,. SEVENTH GRADE Teacher MRS. SMITH , K t Laura Mae Beck, Peggy Briggs, Billy Ioe Burkhart, Lois Burkhart, Lolly Ann Crotts, Virginia Dorsett, Ioe Van Everhart, Phillip Everhart, Ray Lee Everhart, Gene Ray Foust, Fred Garner, Bryce Hedrick, Cornelia Hedrick, Donald Hedrick, Donald Hunt, lean Kepley, Loretta Kepley, Bobby Leonard, Calvin Leonard, Evelyn Leonard, Maxine Leonard, Beth McCulloch, Marvin Poole, Donald Russell, Tommy Sink, Mary Evelyn Smith, Shirley Smith, Spencer Surratt, Ray Swing, Kay Thomason, Donnie Ree Tysinger, Willie Vawter, Angeline Walker, Vann Watkins, Carol Whitlock, Iames Young, Hazel Younts, Richard Younts. 2 F E 9 ! it ,gs N.. ff I ? E Q..'U 'Q N.. is.. ,',,N1,,.,-M hw- 1. ' and lames Beck, limmy Beck, Leroy Dorsett, Dale Hedrick, Willard Thompson, Charles Swing, Shirley S1 Beck, Vida Kennedy, Lottie Pope, Martha Younts, Iimmy Gunter, Odell Sechrest. ' Rogene Allerd, Ioyce Burkhart, Polly Byerly, Faye Church, Patsy Crotts, Shelby Crotts, Betty Curry, Teachey Lorraine Garner, Doris Hedrick, Noretta Hedrick, Lois Hulin, Sallie Lambeth, Barbara Louya, Ianet Louya, MRS. Moom: Rose Ellen Watkins. t - A E bv I 3' Edwin Albertson, Betty Bryant, Patricia Burkhart, lirnmy Clodfelter, Carolyn Easter, Boyd Essick, 4 L J . , , . . Teacher MISS DICKERSON Bruce Essick, Betty Everhart, Boyd Everhart, Clois Everhart, Foil Everhart, Ted Everhart, Mintie Frank, Dcle Gray, Emilie Hedrick, loe Hughes, larry Ann Hulin, Laura Kinney, Lillian Lambert, Paige Leonard, Pierce Leonard, Alta Lopp, Bettie Louya, Iohn Louya, Fred McCulloch, Ioel Medlin, Odell Moore, Clifford Myers, Bruce Nance, Barbara Queen, Edgar Scarlett, Roy Scarlett, Linda Smith, Harold Stnaford, Maxine Vawter, Patricia Walker, Donald 'Watkins, Martha Young. 4 FIFTH GRADE Teacher Q lVlISS LOPP 4 5 Lucy Beck, loan Black, Noel Brinkley, Marlene Brooks, Paige Burkhart, Lester Clodfelter, Iackie Clocltelter, Ken Coe, Connie Curry, lerry Daniels, Richard Davis, Rueben Everhart, Carlton Fritts, lerry Gallimore, Peggy Gordon, RuthgGrant, Alice Hedrick, lerry Hedrick, Laura Hedrick, Mona -Gail Hedrick, Shirley Hedrick, Iohnny Holston, Marie Kepley, Ray Von Lambeth, Evelyn Leonard, Lancy Louie, Willard McBride, Gene Nance, Malinda Perkins, Ioe Poole, I, D. Pope, Myra Russell, Nancy Thompson, Erma Watkins, lennie Whitaker. ' . ' 5 t FOURTH and FIFTH GRADES Teacher MRS. GRAY i 1 l Everett Bowers Crotts, Susie Crotts, Barbara Carol Everhart, Iames Floyd, lr., Glenda Lou Fritts, i Iune Marie Grubb, David lerry Hedrick, Lorene Hedrick, Eugene Hedrick, Doris Evelyn Hughes, Mattie Lorene Kenny, Betty Lambeth, lanice Carol Leonard, Mary Ann Sechrest, lanice Smith, Ioann Elizabeth Smith, Iames Woodfin Whitlock, Clem Kepley Willet. ' l Edward Bivens, Iames Clarence Everhart, Sara Frances Everhart, Sue Carol Foust, Iames Larry l Hedrick, Tommy Larry Hedrick, Homer Leonard, Shelby lean Leonard, Felix Watkins. J 1 t it FOURTH GRADE Teacher Miss GLOVER l I J t ,A , tl i 1. 1, 5. it 51 gi I fl 1 t P -v 1 -if A , eff p- I ' V , L. Y . yt t K., , L , . ,V Brenda Amick, Flynn Beck, Robert Black, Mary Io Bowers, Paul Briggs, Roger Briggs, Donna Brooks, . Artie Burkhart, Donald Coley, Larry Crotts, George Decker, Peggy Dorsett, Billy Everhart, Donald Ever- hart, Ernest Everhart, Patricia Everhart, Lillian Frank, Alice Hedrick, Hazel Hedrick, Wanda Hedrick, 1. Martha Ioyner, Iames Justice, ludy Leonard, Iessoleen Loman, lerry Miller, Doris Myers, Larry Myers, H, Dermont Parks, Elizabeth Pierce, Benny Swing, Iohnny Thomason, Sue Vawter, Roscoe Walker, Ruth l Walker, Paul Watkins, Barbara Workman, Frank Young, lr., lean Young, Sybil lo Young. l I , . 4 3 f' . , . - Qffff, ...ag i- ...wbu .,,. , -. i n I ' A P 1 Q 1 ,- - ev - A' . M5 flu . 'S QA. , ' E .A at 1, .n ' ..- 2- 'Q .ii f 1 ,A -if 'E' W, 151.1 . 1 W X .., F-. 122 Zi Wi t , 2 . ' - t . 73. x, - a THIRD GRADE Teacher MRS. YARBROUGH 1 N, f-. . Ronnie Aired, Cornelia.Beck, Norma Gail Beck, .Vera Bivens, Brenda Ruth Briggs, Ggry Bqrkhart, Kitty Ann Burkhart, Audrey Decker Clitiordf Carol Clodfelter, Ruth Clodtelter, Larry Conracf Iudith Anne Curry, Weldon Lee Emlber, Harold:Ev,erhart, .Ruth Everhart, Patricia Mae Everliart, Estelle Garner, Richard Goins, Charles Hiatt, Roenell I-lulin: Perscilla Elaine Ioyner, Fred Kepley, Reba Leontgrd, Harold Morgan, Iames Moore, Boyd Queen, Curtis Queen, Betty Roof, Audrey Smith, TempieVLee 3Swing, Alice Hose Swing, Daphne lane Thompson, Iudy Dianne Workman, Clarice Ann Watkins. ,gn . 5,-T43 'IP 5 fl on . - ' Larry Beckl,'Wayne Bowers, Darrell Clocltelter, Larry Foust, Peggy Hedrick,j ljlome'r.Lee Lambeth, 4 A - w ' Rosa Moore, Brendakltlichols, Ruby Sechrist, William Swing, Jerry Thompson. Charles Cook, DanieLXCrouQ, Jackie Everhart, Ianel Experhart, Alfred Gurley, Charles Hedrick, Joe Teachey Hedrick, John lustice, Evelyn Scarlett,A-Willard Smith, Rachel Stanford, Sl'iirlay Ann Swing, Daniel MRS LOHR Thomason, Smith Young, Ioel Younis. is R' ' 'gt ' 'Af' ' A U F . 1 P44 I ll - ' I di lxfllnu. yrs.. KZKHIQMBQ l Him WG? ,JP is ' l ' at' 'aww U N E- Q. YT' .NA Allen Bowers, Eddie Brooks, Carol Bryant, lerry Burkhart, Glenn Coley, loan Conrad, Dennis Crotts, Billy Everhart, Scott Everhart, Wilma Goines, Faye Gurley, Iames Grubb, Sammy Harris, Reece Hedrick, Richard Hedrick, Leslie Hughes, William Hulin, Ierry Kinney, Carolyn Leonard, Pete Leonard, Fallie Ann Lohr, Doris Louya, Iames Louya, Sherwood McBride, Shirley Myers, Margaret Poole, Glenda Seaford, Mona Gail Smith, Iackie Strickland, Keith Surratt, David Vawter, Rodney Young, loyce Younis. p I ' I 1 i ' ' r 5 f f M S my I i Y' 3... Va- lohnny Beck, Roseita Beck, Shirley Black, Carolyn Brown, Fiunces Burkhart, Ronald Clodfelter, Nancy Io Curry, Rex Davey, Gilbert Everhart, Mary Everhart, Toriimy Foust, Linda Harrison, Mary Ruth Harvey, Gary Hedrick, ludy Hedrick, Woody loyner, Kenneth Leorxard, Iulia Kay McCulloch, Millard Myers, Ir., Barry Nichols, Agnes Queen, Eugene Queen, Elizabeth Russell, lane Sechrest, Larry Smith, Bernard Swing, Tali Virsis, Larry Waitman, Ruby Younts, Von Young. -iu Q .1- IV' X .fi -av ' :La .,f' YE' iM' Ai X! IS 'K f .v P Q ff 1 Q,.? 'Q-SEB 1 I, 4,...4-qv' u FIRST GRADE Teacher Miss VVEATHERLY :mai-ff SN ' fi ' Q11 Barry Beck, lane Beck, Rodney Bell, Dalton Lee Black, I'l-larrell Black, Billy Ray Bryant, Angela Faye:Burcham,1Ioyce Arm Crotts, Toney Crotts, Eddie Everhart, Bobby Eugene Evevrhart, David Garner, Leonard Hedrick, Elizabeth Arm Hulin, Dorothy Lourman, Curtis McBride, Darell Meyers, Barbara Miller, Kay Parks, luclith Dianne Perrell, Geraldine Phillips, Virqie Poole, Luke Rhodes, lr., Jimmy Scarlett, Mary Lou Sechriest, Hilda Mae Thompson, lane Webster, Neaty Willett. Nunn., W it .ay 1 X 5 I 1 X x K, KXLLH ,v,-,,, . fmt H ad' Kx5QX 'Y' 32.2-L '9 'Zz ff D 45' ll W T S 9 .1 Kxc' rx 309' Q- 7 fi DZ xv KING cmd QUEEN Q 5 H X, -1 ii si . 5 5 ? gl xxx 3 WILBUR BECK HILDA HEDRICK J f X 1 an if o X D i 1i,l?L'A. TER i X, Po-ejizflfegt .............,..... ,C ....... ............. B OYD SMITH f ice-Presidentw., ....... ............. B ANKS LEONARD ., Secretary ........, ff .......... RAY VON TYSINGER Treasm'er...,... .......... JOHN BURKHART A Reporter .... ' .... ........ L UTHER CARTER Watchdog .......... .......... R OBERT SMITH AdviSor....,,.., ....... MR. I. H. KEARNEY .,,-'V v .14 MEMBERS ,MaxfBaM Beck, Lawrence Black, Roger Black, Bobby Bowers, Jimmy Broom, Joe Burkhartfloh- urkhart, Elwood Byerly, Paul Byerly, Wayne Byerly, Luther Carter, Jimmy Clark, Conrad, John Conrad, Paul,iC0nrad, Druid Crotts, Joe Crotts, Bill Curry, Bobby ET7x61 'l118,xlfE, Ralph Everhart, Marion Fine, Richard Freeman, Bobby Gene Hedrick, Bobby Hedljck, Lowell Hedrick, Odell Hedrick, Ralph Hedrick, Richard Hicks, Jimmy Hines, Halfon Hughes, Tommy Hunt, Banks Leonard, Tornrny Louya, Franklin Mctters, Paul Metters, Lacy Pierce, Robert Russell, Lank Sechriest, Boyd Smith, Robert Smith, Tommy Stanford, Ray Von Tysinger, Buddy Varner, Jimmy Varner, Joe Bill Young, J. D. Younts, Jimmy Younts, Wade Younts. ' f X , I x r-I, Bobby Amick, Myra Amick, Celeste Anderson, Gail Anderson, Ann Beck, Becky Beck, Carroll Beck, ' ' Creola Beck, ludy Beck, La Verne Beck, Loretta Beck, Nancy Beck, Bobby Bowers, Peggy Briggs, Doris Burkhart, Earnestine Burkhart, Paul Byerly, Wayne Byerly, Luther Carter, Nancy Coe, Edwin Conrad, , lohn Conrad, Paul Conrad, Druid Crotts, Bill Curry, Alda Dorsett, Richard Freeman, Nadine Garner, Advisor Barbara Glover, Pat Gunter, Bobby Gene Hedrick, Carol Hedrick, Charles Hedrick, Lowell Hedrick, MR. AMICK Odell Hedrick, Phylis Hedrick, Barbara Hines, lean Holston, Halton Hughes, Harold Hughes, Bettie lean s?: !Hm . X s B35 .0 Kirk, Banks Leonard, Myra McCulloch, Blanche Metters, Virginia Miller, Lorene Rhodes, Lowell Roof, Lank Sechriest, Boyd Smith, Martha Smith, Norma Sumner, Anita Swing, Peggy Tuttle, Buddy Varner, Iimmy Varner, Daisy Ward, Doris Rose Young, loe Bill Young, Wade Younts. 'TY bds K Hil1 v . , W i ' 1 -w, F MW? lie., ,..' ' V,' ' Ei , w if A Q , 5 'v - ,' ' -' 3 . . vt M' , M - 'L A f-- M V, t Q lg. 'M' fa 'A be 'AM i W M ff? M 1 x E' fi l ' x f ff Q' 'WGS- Bobby Amick, Gail Anderson, La Verne Beck, Loretta Beck, Earnestipte Burkhart,,Luther C r, Iohn A Conrad, Paul Conrad, Druid Crotts, Billy Curry, lMarion Fine, Pat Gunter, Bobby Gene I-ledric ,i Charles Hedrick, Barbara Hines, lean l-lolston, Harold Hughes, Blanche Metters, Lowell Roof, Boyd Smith, Peggy I Tuttle, Wade Younts. r ' If Admsor f ,t If ,A f MR. AMICK fi 5 I I r. swf x sl -4 BETA CLUB Advisor Miss BONDURANT President ................................................ Loretta Beck Vice-President ...................... .... ..... ..... G a 1 l Anderson Secretary and Treasurer ................................ Hilda Hedrick Myra Amick, Gail Anderson, Becky Beck, Betty Ioyce Beck, La Verne Beck, Loretta Beck, Nancy Beck, Sadie Beck, Venus Beck, Anna Briggs, Doris Anne Burkhart, Earnestine Burkhart, Margaret Crouse, Alda Dorsett, Barbara Glover, Audrey Hedrick, Betty Lou Hedrick, Carol Hedrick, Charles Hedrick, Evelyn Hedrick, Hilda Hedrick, Phylis Hedrick, Ioretta Hunt, Banks Leonard, Myra McCullough, Virginia Miller, Beckie Nance, Lorene Rhodes, Lowell Root, Katheryn Russell, Martha Sink, Boyd Smith, Martha Smith, Robert Smith, Ioyce Snider, Norma Sumner, Daisy Ward. hun Bobby Amick, Gail Anderson, La Verne Beck, Loretta Beck, Doris Anne Burkhart, Earnestine Burk- CLUB Advisor MISS CAMPBELL , Tula Faye Clodfelter, Druid Crotts, Billy Curry, Alda Dorsett, Bobby Hedrick, Charles Hedrick, Hilda Hedrick, Bettie lean Kirk, Boyd Smith, Martha Smith, Doris Rcse Young, loe Bill Young, Wade Younts. 11-H CLUB PV6SidC'l7f., . .W ., ..,,4. . ....A , .PAT GUNTER Vice-Pwfsidezzf M . , ..,,, . ,USHIRLEY SMI'1'H Secrefmfy, A A , ., CELESTE ANDERSON XS W .- ,.- ' 1 Editor ANNUAL STAFF BETTY JOYCE BECK N x Editor ................... Assistant Editor Sports Editors .... Art Editors ......... Feature Editor.. Snapshot Editor ...... A? i '55 ar' , in 5' ' Q A 'Nm' Q Q Y 65, -: ,HW.,,5? I V. rg . H.. . .f , Business Manager HARVEY CLODFELTER, JR. EDITORIAL BUSINESS ........ BETTY JOYCE BECK .......BETTY LOU HEDRICK ........ BLANCHE WIETTERS BOBBY AREICK ......DORIS ANNE BURKHART PEGGY TUTTLE .......:NlARGIE FRANK .........NAD1NE GARNER Business Manager ................ HARVEY CLODEELTER, JR. Advertising Manager .................. ALDA JEAN DORSETT Historian ......................... ............. L A VERNE BECK Testator ...... Poet .......... Prophet ......................... Junior Stayjf Editor ......... Sophomore Staff Editor ...... ........DORIS, ROSE YOUNG .........GAIL ANDERSON ........LORETTA BECK .,......1VIARTHA SMITH .......H1LDA HEDRICK Freshman Stag Editor ........ ......... B ECKIE NANCE fum Atl. 1 ff? CHATTER , STAFF Editor Business LA VERNE BECK Manager ANNA LYNN BRIGGS EDITORIAL BUSINESS Editor-in-Chief .,................................., LA VERNE BECK Business Manager .................................... ANNA BRIGGS Assistant Editor ...... ..................... S ADIE BECK Advertising Manager ........................,... MARTHA SMITH Sports Editors .......... .....,. E RNESTINE BURKHART Assistant Advertising Manager .......... LORETTA BECK CHARLES HEDRICK Circulation Manager .........,..............,....... IVIIIRA AMICK Literary Editors ........ .............. H ILDA HEDRICK BETTY JOYCE BECK REPORTERS Doris Anne Burkhart, Betty Lou Hedrick, Joyce Snider, Joretta Hunt, Daisy Ward, Alda Dorsett, Gail Anderson, Evelyn Hedrick, lVIartha Sink, Lowell Roof, Robert Smith, Banks Leonard, Boyd Smith, Norma Jean Sumner, Katheryn Russell, Venus Beck, Margaret Crouse, Nancy Beck, Becky June Beck, Beckie Nance, Carol Hedrick, Audrey Hedrick, Phylis Hedrick, Myra McCulloch, Lorene Rhodes, Barbara Glover, Virginia Miller. . l f'Wl'l ,K A 5 3 jfhiwhii A V M A , ' vt '4 - 'P . VZ! 'env , 3 pg , , X-A-.Al ill .fer 1 ,, ,aP.yierffp .,,,, ' 'Q e X xv' in 9. E? KU? ,Ls ' ' 5 X Q b? I Q5 of ww if f if X 1 1 Uouy Lan xx I wg!-T ., . - - if N I S9 f ' Q- -5 Ns x itgx gg H7 WX Q ,394 f- 4 X I 5 JW.- . 0 f f ff Allie , ,. GIRL S BASKETBALL TEAM The call to practice was given and thirty-eight girls answered the call. Cn November 4th suits were given to the following girls: La Verne Beck, Bar- bara Hines, Daisy Ward, Gail Anderson, Blanche Metters, Peggy Tultle7 Anne Beck. Norma Sumner, Peggy Briggs, Jean Holston, Myra Amick, and Doris Young. Due to the new rules, Jean Holston was not eligible to play so Carol Hedrick re- ceived her suit. These girls inet the next day to select for the season their captain who is Blanche Metters and co-captain who is La Verne Beck. Lx x jf! ,f 1 L i rr r r -Y l L A-hp X n BUYS BASKETBALL TEAM 7 hx ri 3 . , :' . 1 I , 1 . 4 gr, 5 V W ' ., l :H 'Il' ,, . f ' , W f 3, Y I. , J f , - ,Y , f 1 5 Q Z 4 The call to practice was given and thirty boys answered the call. On November 4th suits were given to the following boys of First team: Wade Younts, John Conrad, Billy Curry, Bobby Gene Hedrick, and Paul Conrad. Sec- ond team was Boyd Smith, Druid Crotts., Lowell Roof, Edwin Con- rad, Bobby Bowers, Lank Se- chriest, and Buddy Varner. Due to the new rules, John Conrad wasn't eligible to play until January 13th, so Boyd Smith filled his place. A week later these boys met and selected their captain who is Wade Younts and co-captain who is Billy Curry. if v 1 . JK V' K l' .1-. lffw W ,. 3, , l W ii lf. . B :- A ' if BASKETBA1 J. SCORES NOVEMBER 11 A11 Stars Cherej ......... 15 Midway Ctherej ......... 18 Linwood Ctherej ......... 29 Hasty fthe-rel ......... GIRLS D.T 25 24 30 DECEMBER 2 Midway fherej ........... ....... 2 5 6 Churchland Cherej ........ ....... 2 8 8 Reeds ftherej ................ .....,. 1 0 13 Denton ftherej ....... 16 Arcadia fherej ........... 20 Fairgrove ftherej... NOVEMBER 11 All Stars Cherej ......... 15 Midway ftherej ......... 18 Linwood ftherej ......... 19 Hasty ftherej ......... DECEMBER 2 Midway fherel ........... 6 Churchland fherej ..... 8 Reeds fthe-rej ............. 13 Denton Ctherej ....... 16 Arcadia Cherej ......,.... 20 Fairgrove Ctherej ....... JANUARY 3 Junior Home ftherej 7 Pilot fherel 10 Southmont ftherej 13 Reeds Cherej 17 Linwood Cherej 20 Arcadia ftherej 24 Southmont fherej 27 Churchiand ftherej 31 Junior Home Qherej 20 30 56 BOYS 29 37 36 46 ..... .. 38 ..... .. 40 53 54 ..... .. 57 ..... .. 52 Opponents 26 32 27 23 29 26 29 29 42 25 ,- 33 16 22 35 28 29 29 25 28 38 j CHEERLEADERS Charles Hedrick, Celeste Anderson, Shirley Smith, Pat Gunter, Loretta Beck Lowell Hedrick. 5 W Q . A N f. sys N v M 2552 - 139' ' 1 ,. Qeszg. flbf 2 L 1 A .-QQ Wfagnerk jewelry Co. Your Credit Is Good With Us O Phone 920 34 WEST MAIN STREET if C0llIf7lIll2f'lIfS of Hardiman 85 Sons, Inc, as COllZf7Iil7Z?lIfS of Thomasville Dry Goocls Company THOMASVILLE, N. C. C0llIplillIUlIfS of BECIQS BARBECUE il? LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Davidson Motor Co., Inc. Dealer for Over 28 Years 6 NORTH MAIN STREET LEXINGTON, N. C. Carolina Tire Company Your Goodyear' Dcalerv vn- wlg 3, 53. LEXINGTON, N. C. Mrs. Hollis Helmstetler Florist LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Collzplinzelzfs of SOUTHERN LUNCH E1 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Conzpliivzezzis of PIEDMON T CAFE 'A' LEXINGTON, N. C. C0lIZplIIlZC'l!fS of WARD LUMBER CO. 5 LEXINGTON, N. C. 0 Collzpfillzellfs of UNITED BAKING CO. COl7Zj7Ij1lZFl7fS of Carl Moore Poo1e's Drug Store Icrmes Hegler 'I Ville Diner LEX1NGToN, NORTH CAROLINA , LEXINGTON, N. C. 4, Coble Dairy Products THOMPSON AUTO CO. 118 West Main Street THOMASVILLE, N. C. 'k are always PREMIUM QUALITY LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA .. . ' JM - ifpgninrpggpucis ik Farmall Tractors IH Farming Equipment Parts - Shop Service Mann Implement Go. 430 North Main Street Lexington, N. C. ii? f., -., ,. 433. HULL? GRWE RGLLER M LL Mcmufac1u1'e'rs and Dealers in FLOUR MEAL FEED and GRAIN ROUTE 2 Lexington, N. C. R. G, EVERHART, Prop. DUTCH GRILL Open 24 I-Iours .fu E551 4 .Q LEXINGTON, N. C. COIlll7IillIFlIfS of William Hedrick LEXINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA Lexington Motor Co., Inc. S 214 North Main Street LEXINGTON, N. C. THE BOOTERY Home of Beautiful Shoes For Ladies and Children THOMASVILLE, N. C. SINK 86 GREEN Groceries Meats Produce LEXINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA COllII7!fllIC'lIfS of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Townsend LEXINGTON, N. C. ar Modern Barber Shop J. W. WALDEN L. L. CARTER JOHN SHEETS i' COIll!71f7lIClIfS Of HILL MOTOR CQ. El DENTON, N. C. COI7ZPIill26llfS Of Family Shoe Center IEI LEXINGTON, N. C. Conzplizzzezzfs of H. LEE WATERS O LEXINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA ul' TUSSEWS Q Cozlzplillzezzfs Of DRWE-H! ERBEGUE S. 86 S. Safzdzcfiffars of All Kinds ' COMPANY PHONE 2410 WINSTON ROAD E1-'langefa N- C- Lexington, N. C. 'A' -0 0 if ' BIG-DAD XWQRK CLOTHES Piedmont AND Funeral I-Iqmg LIL-DAD xvmuq CLQTHES COXVHIDE BRAND GIRLS' S AND 405 South Main Street PHONE 2366 Lexington, N. C. O moms, JEANS Siceloff Mfg. Go., Bm: Lexington, N. C. 'A' Holton Furniture Company Coizzpiffe Home Fzzzflzisbczfs Q G. W. Smith Lumber Co Phone 531 6 LEXINGTON. N. C. THOMASVILLE, N. C. O CRAVERS Beeson Hardware Co. PAINT STORE spewing Goods and ik Electrical Appliances LEXINGTON, N. C. HIGH POINT, N. C. COMMUNITY HARDWARE COMPANY OF THOMASVILLE, INC. O Thomasville, North Carolina C07lZpIil7I?lIfS Of Colzzplinzcfzzfs of KOZY KITCHEN North Main Street LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA DAWKIN'S STORE Groceries --.Meats - Dry Goods SANDWICH SHOP and Hafdwafe A Q LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA HOLLY GROVE Comjnlillzcfzfs of SOUTH SIDE BARBER SHOP HARVEY CLODFELTER DOLTON BOWERS Fisher Ferry S-treet THOMASVILLE, N. C. PICKETT 8.2: GREEN The Shop For Men I LEXINGTON, N. C. O For Prompt and ik Courteous Service Compliments of D I A L 2 3 3 1 ERLANGER MILLS D I A L RED BIRD GAB ' Donn: Say Taxi Lexington, N. C. Say RED BIRD ik f O Compliuzerzfs of Cvfflplimefffs Of DAGDTAII Briggs GGTTGN MILLS, Inc. Furniture Store Q i' Lexington, N. C. Lexington, N. C. if O CLARK'S GARAGE Complete Frame and Front End Service Cozzzplinzwzfs of McLELLAN'S STORE 9 LEXINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA C0l71plil776l2fS of PEGG HILTON jewelers THOMASVILLE, N. C. HAYNES 86 HAYNES M- Iezvelry Siore WINSTON ROAD Lanier Hardware Co. af Phone 467 LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Complimezzfs of LITTLE FARM MARKET LEXINGTON, N. C. Bonded Chemical Co. i' Phone 7212 THOMASVILLE, N. C. THAYER CLEANERS it VVinston Road Sz 6th Street LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Fry Electric Company Electrical Contracting and Engineering 'k LEXINGTON. NORTH CAROLINA Cozlzplizzzelzfs of FARMERS MUTUAL EXCHANGE 'A' LEXINGTON, N. C. Arnold Walser Used Cars ik 'K' White Way Furniture 24-Hour Wfrecker Service WiHS'f0f1 Road .t LEXINGTON, N. C. LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA A Yi? FRED THOMPSCN, Inc Clothing, Shoes, FRED MURPHY'S TIRE SERVICE and Gas, Oil and Acressories GCI1t,S Furnishings i 'A' LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 'TI-IOMASVILLE, N. C. BRIGGS LUMBER COMPANY Manufacturers of Ruofers and Dimensions TELEPHONE 7 8 -N DENTON. N. C B 86 B LAUNDRY wk PHONE 2315 LEXINGTON, N. C. Colfzplimelzts of Stenson's Texaco Station V 'A' THONIASVELLE, N. C. Complinzenfs of Carolina Skating Rink 'A' THOMASVILLE, N. C. Harrell Chevrolet Co., Inc. it Phone No. 486 THOMASVILLE, N. C. ELONIGER BUICK CO. 'A' 216 West Main Street LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA ir Acme Plumbing AND Heating Company PHONE 2264 Lexington, N. C. ir FOSTER POTTERY CO Headquarters for All Kinds of Dinnerware i LEXINGTON, N. C. ZIMMERMAN COMPANY Furniture and Home J Appliance Store Q2 EI, gg. LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA 1 X1 X1x.. ' ' '71 1 7' 1 ' ' 'TUV' ' 1 . . 1 .xii-11 -If-1,41 .1 1 1 ., 1- 1,,, 1 1- 1 1 1 au 1 w 9' 11, .1 1 1. -11113111 1 X , 1 1 1- .1 1 1 2 ' -1 ' -1.3 0 V' 4Y,,1,-2112- 1 r 1 :fx NI 1 1:11 1 'T-1 '- 1 ' ' 1 vs 1 XJ 1 ' ' 1 1 X' ' 1 1 1 --i---...-,,,, 1--Y 1 X . X Y X .X XX 1 X fn' vm 1 A X. I 1 Z X X A ,v ' X1 X ' 4 X X ' ' ' 1 1 1 r Xu- V ' , - 1 ' 1 ' 1 ,, 2 1 11: 115 . X 1 q X 1 ' 1 ' -,. .. 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