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

Text from Pages 1 - 68 of the 1952 volume:

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' M .nv 1 1 111 A 1r . . ,ap ' 1 ' ' 1 N 4 ,,- I R ' '. fnvlri H 1 N '11 1'y' I4 1 1 1 111 'Y 1 , W F9 1 . 1i ,-I V' 1 'XF' I 4, I Y 1 1 1, 1 2 . r 1 1x1 1 1 1 1 V i l 1 1 ' 1 , .' 1. ,. f , ', - -Q11-'V 1' 1, nm. ? ,. A ., 1:23. 1 ' V11 , . 511.1 1: 1,4 X. . v ,. 1 5 '1 '1 1 1, 1-4 471- g1f,11..1 531. U 1, L 4, 1,1 M, ,zwe iv. 1 -1 , 1 f' ' . -4 ' Vr'.1fWa1-34 V Q-F7 6 . Q. Ll 2 1 34 3 'I THE DAVISTOIXI I952 VOLUME VIII Publishedby THE SENIOR CLASS of DAVIS-TOWNSEND HIGH SCHOOL I - . - Hllda Hedrlck ,....... .......................... E rlltor Margaret Crouse. .......... Assistant Editor C- OPQWOP It is with great pleasure that we present to you the eighth issue of the Davis-Townsend annual, the 1952 Daviston. We have put into this book the things which we thought that you would like to remember and treasure through the years to come. Here you will find your class- mates, teachers, clubs, and basketball teams. Memories of the past days of Davis-Townsend 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 hy. ,lecficalfion Yuan-up It has become the tradition for the senior class to dedicate the school yearbook to someone who, through the experiences shared together, has come to mean a great deal to them. We wish to dedicate this edition of The Daviston to our advisor, Mrs. Herbert Sisk, whose guidance, understanding, and sympathy have made her very dear to us, not only as a teacher, but as a friend. IN MEMORIAM In memory of our beloved Mr. Jesse S. Amick HERE'S TO THE SCHOOL Tune: f Thff Army Air Corpsnj Heres to you, our faithful Alma Mater Shilling through always the best, We'll remain loyal and true forever. WVe 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. Here's a toast to the host of those who gave our school her honored name. To those we send a message of its glory and its fame. VVe drink to those who gave their best to make This school of schools the best in all the U. S. A. YVe'll keep in our hearts the memories Always of our school days. WILLIE MAE BRIGGS Ai. g,asf,., g A X M A MR. E. W. RENTZ Principal Wd fu? MARSHALS Lorene Rhodes, Nancy Beck, chiefg Carol Hedrick, Virginia Miller. All0f JUNIOR-S' 3'0Plr0N0kr: IYHMSM fflweu ngr Hogg AC Tl YI hc! 4 us-nc: aaffw LL J' .SQAOOK ,!6LClfLAg Mrs. Herbert Sisk English W, ww' Mr. I. H. Kearney Agriculture Miss Marie Bondurant French anal Social Studies Mxss Kathryn Smk Home Economics MF- A- M- SIIBPP Mr. J. E. Lippard Matherrzaties and Science Science A7Ll4'L8l'Lf6Ll 7 C-Zlflflfkg Mr. George T. Gunter Eighth Grade Mrs. Virginia Gray Sixth Grade Rx if ,W Z, K5 , Miss Ethel Chadwick Eighth Grade pf' Miss Patricia Roberts bcvcnth Grade A7Al'VL8l'Lt6LI g leaky Mrs. M. H. Campbell Third and Fourth Gradc' 'ivan M.. Mrs. Lelia Yarbrough Third Grade Mrs. Grady McCoy, Jr. Third and Fourth Grade Miss Mary McGill First Grade 015585 2 5908 00585302 8 n eniom '59 LOWELL ROOF President athletic . . . good sport . . . versatile preacherls son. ANNA LYNN BRIGGS JOHN CONRAD I Vice-President athletic . . . nice looking . . . friendly C good personality. E R S ZELMA VVATKINS Secretary Treasurer aa - ' H - Anmebelli: . . . natgiralfy Sllflf hair . . . Short n Sweet I l U very nice to know most popu ar . . . C eer ea er . . . more athletic. fun! 8lfLl0lf'6 WW' OLA MAE ARNOLD BILL BECK Nice to l61L0w - - - delifmdablf - - - Cloilzes . . . Nancy . . . most upetev- popular . . . fun. FARRIST ANN BARNES Bus driver . . . sweet . . . friendly . . . smiles. l VENUS BECK EDWIN CONRAD Brilliant . . .the Chatter . lid . . . kinky hair . . . 'witty -5'lC,1lSCTllP6T- .... 9 tricfly stupid . . . big feet. PEGGY CROTTS married . . . pretty eyes . . s1c'reet . . dignified . . . Leon. .ua gr' MARGARET CROUSE Brains . . . crazyf? . 4 . every- b0dy's friend. anion BOBBY EVERHART EVF' YN HEDRICK Squeak . . . little bit . . . 'witty girls' manager . . . cute. Plain-spoken . . . Gin . . personality. HILDA HEDRICK Very pretty . . . our Queen . . winning smile . . . Ricky. CEM LOWELL HEDRICK Friendly . . . cute . . . worry wart . . . more fun! MILDRED HUGHES Spec . . . nice gal . . . friendly. MINNIE HEDRICK Sweet personality . . . good sport . . . John. BETTY LOPP Nice . . . quiet . . . reserved . . . bashful? W 1 if lm' RICHARD HEDRICK Jug . . . best actor . . . gone but not forgo!tefn f enior FRANKLIN METTERS Red . . . very 'nice guy . ffT'yT0,l. CHRISTIN E PARRISH r KATHERYN RUSSELL Beautiful blond hair . . . Buddy . . sweet . . . dependable. .qnlw 'Qi I aul s gzrl pretty szaeet szncere MARTHA SINK TOMMY SWING 4Warshie . . . blind as a bat . . . C 11 7' T0 t ' f 079 . - - blu-Shes - - cutest . . . cheerleader . . . fun. ffiwldly- eniom BUDDY VARNER Burley Wayne . . . 'varsity J. D. YOUNTS Short . . . cute . . . red-head friendly . . . nice looking freckles ' ' ' Carol' Kat . EARL WEISNER Good looking . . . nice personality . . . married fdarn itlj CLASS FLOWER: RED ROSE MOTTO: CLASS COLORS: BLUE AND SILVER TRUTH, LOYALTY, AND HONOR THE SENIOR CLASS SONG fTune: Danny Boynj Oh, D. T. High the time has come to say goodbye Our time is spent, the parting hour is nigh. But always we will reminesce these days of yore We know not what this life may have in store. We'll ne're forget the happy hours to gether here We'll miss our teachers and our classmates dear. We will remain true to the best school in the land With heavy heart we askg Kind Father take our hand. MARTHA SINK ANNA LYNN BRIGGS CLASS POEM We, realizing our inability to 'write a poem which expresses our true feelings, have adopted for our class poem one of the 'worlms' of a great man who 'well ex- presses our thoughts in his own. VENUS BECK MARGARET CRO USE MTHE WAYS To every man there openeth A Way, and Ways, and a Way. And the High Soul climbs the High Way, And the Low Soul gropes the Low, And in hetweeu, on the misty flats, The rest drift to and fro. But to every man there openeth A high Way, and a Low. And every man decideth the way His soul shall go. -John Oxenham IKEH KEARNEY,IH maacofa CHERYLPORTER L Cjfana Astor? Graduation-this year for the first time it really means something to us, something more than simply the departure of an older and respected group of students. This time it is we who must soon really face life for the first time, and we must admit that the prospects are a little frightening. Looking back for a moment before turning forward, we wonder that there should be such a small number remaining of the class which in 19-1-8 entered high school with 55 enrollment. VVe wonder, and feel a little proud that we are of that remaining number. The advisors who saw us as freshmen lose eighteen members of our group were Miss Helen Sink and Mr. Al- fred Snapp. Classmates leaving us were Haroldeen Alred, James Flowe, Bobby Ray Hedrick, Jimmy Younts, Carolyn Embler, Elsie Harrison, Lillian Poole, Peggy Younts, Richard Free- man, Richard Hicks, Hollis Hughes, Henry Lee Lambeth, Virginia Brinkley, Nancy Coe, Merle Hunt, Polly Phillips, Joyce Stanford, and Velma Stanford. In August of '49 we returned to school under the competent leadership of the late Mr. J. S. Amick and our class ofhcers: president, .Vlyra Amick, vice-president, Lowell Roof, secre- tary, Martha Sinkg and treasurer, Tula Faye Clodfelter. That year we lost Frank Arnold, Joe Burkhart, Gladys Dorsett, Tommy Hunt, Evelyn Johnson, Geraldine Kindley, and Peggy Smith. YVe also lost Tula Faye Clodfelter and Carroll Beck to each other. Our junior year was filled with activities guided by a very patient homeroom teacher, Miss Marie Bondurant, and class officers who were: president, Johnny Jones, vice-president, Lowell Roofg secretary, Minnie Hedrickg and treasurer, Zelma Watkins. Among other things that happened were the thrill of getting our class rings, giving the junior play Q Here' Comes Charlienj, entrance of a prize-winning float in the Christmas parade, and the presentation of a banquet in honor of the seniors. Our honor students were Hilda and Evelyn Hedrick, marshals, with Martha Sink and Myra Amick as chief marshals. 1950 also marked one of the greatest sorrows of our high school career, in the death of our beloved former teacher, Mr. J. S. Amick. We considered ourselves lucky to lose only four students: Johnny Jones, Bobby Gene Hedrick, Harold Hughes, and Ruth Elene Pierce. Upon returning to school to write finis to our high school education, however, we found that Myra Amick had deserted us in preference to Bobby Gene Hedrick. They are Mr. and Mrs. Hedrick now. Earl Weisner joined us from Lexington High. Being seniors brought with it the responsibility of publishing an annual, giving two plays, graduation exercises, and dreaming up methods of raising money. Even more fun was our trip to the State Fair, senior trip, and a chance to display our savoir faire at a banquet given to us by the juniors. We have come through this year under the expert guidance of Mrs. Herbert Sisk and our class officers: president. Lowell Roof, vice-president, John Conradg secretary, Anna Lynn Briggs, and treasurer, Zelma Vvatkins. As we make ready to bid our final good-byes to D. T., I should like to close the history of the Senior Class of 1952 with this thought from Henry VVadsworth Longfellow's Psalm of Life : Lives of great men all remind us lVe can make our lives sublime, And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands 0 time. if 4 MARGARET CROUSE Historian ' .Lai 'IMI an Zafamenf We, the Senior Class of 1952, realizing our approaching graduation, and the end of our existance at D. T., being of sound mind and body, do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament: 1. To Mrs. Lorie Sisk, Mr. E. W. Rentz, and the entire faculty, we leave our thanks and appreciation for their help in making our school career the success it has been. 2. To our parents we leave our gratitude for the patience and love that they have given us during our 12 years in school. To the Junior Class we leave our homeroom and all our Senior privileges. 4. Anna Lynn Briggs leaves her title as most talkative to Phylis H. and Anita S., hoping they won't be too bashful to use it. 5. Lowell Roof and Buddy V. leave their ability to play basketball to Jimmy V. Let's see you use it, Jim. 6. Richard Q Jug j Hedrick gives his ability to skip classes to Buford Beck-hoping he can get by with it. 7. Minnie Hedrick leaves all the guarding in the basketball games to Carol Hedrick and Judy Beck, knowing it will be secure with them. 8. Venus B. leaves the Chatter and all that goes with it to anyone who is man enough to accept it. 9. Peggy C. leaves her air of dignity to Lorene R. and Myra M. 10. Christine Parrish and Mildred Hughes leave their friendliness and dependability to Thelma Jean Manns, Nancy H., and Mary Lou Lambeth. 11. Tommy S. leaves his annoying pranks to John Brinkley-Don't over do it. 12. Ed Conrad leaves his curly hair to Charlie S., since he admires Anna's so much. 13. Hilda Hedrick leaves her ability to get along with teachers to Nancy B. though she has a lot of her own. 14-. Lowell H. leaves his wisecracks and ability to pester teachers to Bruce B. 15. Bill B. leaves his new bus to Wilbur B., although he'll have to do a paint job and change the numbers. 16. Ola Mae A. leaves her quietness to Daisy Lopp. 17. Kat Russell leaves her petite stature to Thelma L. 18. Martha Sink leaves her I'll Get By attitude to Peggy J. Briggs. 19. Zelma Watkins leaves her winning smile to Virginia Miller. 20. Margaret C. and Evelyn H. leave their giggles in French Class to Celeste A. 21. J. D. Younts leaves his hotrod racing to Jimmy H. Watch out for Coppers . 22. John Conrad leaves his title as Romeo to Rufus. Don't use it too much, boy! 23. Betty Lopp leaves her studies to Barbara G., Joyce M., and Doris VVard. Get to work, Kids! 241. Frank M. leaves his red hair to Jacqueline L. although she has plenty of her own and it is curly to boot. 25. Bobby E. leaves his ability to play baseball to Paul Byerly. 26. Farrist A. Barnes leaves her bus to Katherine H. 27. Earl W. just leaves and takes Becky with him. ' So this being our Last Will and Testament, we hereby leave our school, faculty and classmates our deepest love and gratitude for the happiness we have known within the walls of D. T. High School. THE SENIOR CLASS EVEL-YN HEDRICK Testator 66444 nop ec? Look into the globe , the gypsy was telling me. I would like to have an insight as to what my classmates will be doing ten years from now,', I said. That has always been one of my life desires, to see the future before it gets here. Then it will be fulfilled,', she said to me, Concentrate on your classmates. Look, they are beginning to appear. You will go with me on a tour of the world. As we boarded the plane I noticed the pilot, none other than Bobby Everhart, and be- side him as she always was at school, Gin. I called the hostess who was standing with her back to us. As she turned around I saw to my surprise that she was Farrist Ann Barnes. If anything happened to the plane she would probably be a good hand to have around. She drove a bus back in high school and should know a little about mechanics. We found a seat and as we sat there someone called to me. I turned around and there were Kat and Buddy, now man and wife. We began talking and Kat told me they were celebrating their ninth anniversary. They certainly looked happy. Of course they always were. On we flew, getting higher all the time. I began getting dizzy. I got up to get some water and when I did, I fainted. They called the plane nurse and as I opened my eyes there was Ola Mae Arnold. At a time like this she certainly came in handy. ' Finally we landed. Here we were in California. Our first stop was at the Mocambo in Hollywood. As we walked in I saw a petite girl rise and ascend the steps to the platform and begin singing one of the latest hit tunes. I immediately recognized the voice of Zelma Watkins. As we sat there, in walked an exclusively dressed man and with him a gorgeous blond. He resembled someone I used to know, but who? Finally it dawned on me, Why thatis Lowell Hedrick. Boy, the little black mustache really looked snazzy! As they walked to their table, everyone spoke to him. He really must have struck a gold mine I He's a lawyer, the gypsy informed me, And as you can see, very well known. We left the Mocambo, deciding to walk around town awhile. As the guide took us through the park and we neared the benches, I saw a familiar Hgure lounging on one of them. Without doubt it was Ed Conrad, loafing, as he always did when we were going to school. As we went on downtown there was a paper boy on the street selling papers. I bought one and we sat down to rest. As I was looking over the sports page, I noticed that Lowell Roof was the editor. VVell, good for him. He always liked sports and made several good speeches in English concerning sports and sportsmanship. As we went on down the street I decided to get my hair fixed before leaving for Pasa- dena, California. As we entered the beauty shop, I found the secretary to be Christine Parrish. She sent us on in and to my surprise, Minnie Hedrick was the beautician who greeted us. The next day we left Hollywood and went to Pasadena. When we arrived we immedi- ately started to find something cold to drink. VVe entered a large building that bore a sign, Beck's Snack Shop. We later learned that the proprietor of the shop was Bill Beck. I knew Bill always liked to eat but I never dreamed he would open up a place of his own. As we came out, who should we meet but Tommy Swing. He was the same ole guy he had always been, always something corney to say. He was now a civil engineer, living in Houston, Texas. He said the Texas Belles were really beauties but one still hadn't captured his heart. We went back in Bill's place and called a cab. When the cab arrived I saw another one of my classmates. in fact the one who drove 76 , the school bus I rode my last year, John Conrad. He told us he had a pretty good start on that ball-team-he was gonna' raise four boys. He showed us many interesting places. About two miles out of town, we came to the homes of the big business men of Pasadena. One especially caught my eye, it was a huge thing cf... fa.. .., CCon'rinuedl with flowers of all kinds planted around it. It was certainly a dream house. I asked John to whom it belonged. Remember Martha Sink ? he asked. Of course I remembered her and also all her plans and dreams of some day having a ten room house, a yacht, freezer locker, cadillac, television, and of course a man ! Well, she certainly had done all right for herselfl As we drove back to town, there in the forks of the road sat a patrol car. John blew the horn and threw up his hand. At once I recognized the patrolman, J. D. Younts, who was sit- ting there waiting for someone to do something wrong. About a mile from town, was the Pasadena Hospital. It was a beautiful place. I asked John if we might drive over there. He said, Sure, and turned. As we entered the hospital, the head nurse, Margaret Crouse, came over to us. She took us through the building. Other nurses I noticed were Betty Loop and Mildred Huges, always seemed to me that they would make good nurses. We drove on back into town after which we paid the driver and went to our room to pack before leaving the next morning. This had certainly been a wonderful trip! We got on the bus leaving for home. As we came on down through California, I noticed a huge foctory. One of your classmates is connected with that factory, the gypsy told me. Hilda Hedrick. Her husband owns it and she works as his private secretary. Well, that was a good idea! We should be nearing home, I thought. I looked out the window, Tyro, we were almost home. My, what a large peach orchard just ahead! Red's Orchard. Why, that must belong to Frank Metters! Yes, of course, because right about a hip, skip, and jump from it was where Judy Jackson lived. I always knew Red would get out in the Tyro section some way. Lexington at last, back where we had started. We pulled in at the bus station, got off the bus, and hailed a cab. And now for the last few of your classmates. The ones who are still here in Lexington. said the gypsy. We came out toward Holly Grove. Why, Mt. Tabor's new church, it was even more beautiful than I had pictured it to be, and the parsonage, someone was living in it. Oh, please could I go in for a minute? I asked. Of course, so we stopped. I rang the doorbell. As the door opened- Venus, what are you doing here! Why, you must be the new pastor's wife! Yes, we've been here two years. VVell good for you, and so close home too. After talking awhile, we left. Coming on up the road I noticed a sign on the store which had been owned by John Beck. Hedrick's Grocery . It immediately occured to me. Jug must have taken over the business. We came on out to the school house. This place certainly hadn't changed except that the classrooms and the gym were finished. As we approached the oflice, I could hear someone typing away. I looked in and there with her own desk, was Squeak or rather to anyone who doesn't know her by her nickname, Evelyn Hedrick. She took us down to the third grade room. Their reading class was just beginning. The teacher was Anna Lynn Briggs. She had said that she was going to be an old maid school teacher, but that huge diamond which she was wearing didn't look too convincing to me. Our tour was almost over. Oh yes, how about Earl Weisner? There probably wouldn't be anyone at home right now, the gypsy told me, but he and Becky have a beautiful new home and-well, Earl is probably at work if he isn't too busy passing out cigars. As the images faded away, I looked breathlessluy at the gypsy- It's hard to believe! But, what about me? You, she said, I'm sure you'll be happy as a general's wife! As for being certain all these things will really take place, I can't say. I can only give you an idea of what might be. This old world is a funny place, one never knows what will happen next. You seem to have a swell group of classmates and I can only say, I wish for all of you, the best that life can offer. PEGGY CROTTS Class Prophet SENIUR SUPERLATIVES Most Dependable Most Attractive Best Actor and ,ilgrtrpss Katheryn-J. D. Hilda-Earl Richayfd-.Anna Lynn Most Original Best All Around Most Ambitious Friendliest Venus-Buddy Ola Mae-J. D. Venus-Lowell Roof Farrist Ann-Franklin i Most Likely to Succeed Best Disposition Margaret-Lowell Roof Buddy--Mildred Most Intellectual Most Athletic Margaret--Lowell Roof Zelma SENIOR SUPERLATIVES Y xflusxft Nur Dlgst Pgpular Best Sport Illost Versatile Anna Lynn--Bill Minnie-Buddy Martha-Lowell Roof Best Personality Best Dressed Cutest Most Talkati-ve Minnie-Bobby Christine-Bill Lowell H-Martha Lowell H. Anna Lynn Wittiest Most Studfious Most Dignified Quietist Evelyn-Ed Tommy-M'a.rgaret Peggy--Earl Betty-Franklin vmior Wilbur Beck Virginia Miller president Vice-President Celeste Anderson, Ann Beck, Buford Beck, Judy Beck. Nancy Beck, Roger Black, Peggy Briggs, John Brinkley, Bruce Burkhart. Paul Byerly, Rufus Embry, Barbara Glover, Carol Hedrick, Nancy Hedrick. CALM XF' Thelma Jean Manns Jimmy Varner Secrefary Treasurer Phylis Hedrick, Jimmy Hines, Kathryn Hughes, Jacqueline Lambeth. an Mary Lou Lambeth, Daisy Lopp, Thelma Louya, Joyce Manns, Myra McCulloch. gig ' fr 31, 'Gsm' J 'mr' 'vs' Lorene Rhodes, Charles Stamm, Anita Swing, Doris VVard, Beckey Weisner. Shirley Conrad JO Beqk ,gap omore President Vice-Preszdcnt Billy Crouse Rayvon Barker, Bruce Beck, Carlton Beck, Jack Clodfelter, Aldean Conrad. Donald Crotts, Janell Crotts, Peggy Crotts, Shell Crotts, Franklin Curry. f 'Om Jimmy Elbertson, Blake Everhart, Claudette Gallimore, Billy Hedrick, Don Hedrick. 4, 17' Loretta Hedrick, Marie Hedrick, Maxine Hedrick, Willie Hedrick, Julia Hicks. 6L5f5 x L C. M W ' ff I X - x Pat Snydgr IJOII RIOOFC Secretary Treasurer Montlieu Elbertson , A745 fx if Y 'WV 'Ss-WE' Barbara Jean Hughes, Clara Mae Hughes, Delores Hughes, Walter Hulin, Mary Lee Hunt. Joyce Kennedy, Juanita Lambeth, Rachel May, Jewel Miller, Joe Nifong. 'Mir E A V , ima Helen Parrish, Bobby Pierce, Rebecca Rhodes, Raymond Smith, Pauletta Smith. W 3 l 1? - H I ref Rollen Snyder, Eva Rae Swing, Larry Thomas, Barbara Jean Wright, Lohr Younts. 6. sjllf' 5AlflfLOLlfL Carol NVhitlock Shirley Smith President Vicrf-Prvsidc'1zt Slim Rogene Allred, Gertrude Barnes, Buddy Beck. X mu cg? . ' ' I ' 52354 I :H A 4 ,f N .ww Z, . 'M B M r B ,Q , V - ,. I f . ff 4 xv, 5 . 4 4 l , 1 X A c. Laura Mae Beck, Billy Joe Black, Peggy Ann Briggs, Lois Burkhart, Joyce Burkhart, Polly Byerly. Faye Church, Patsy Crotts, Betty Curry, Adrian Delk, Virginia Dorsett, Edward Embry. Gene Ray Foust, Loraine Garner, Delmer Green, Sonny Grubb, Billy Hedrick, Cornelia Hedrick. 4? ' ' ir 3 1 1 A xxx Donald Hedrick, Doris Hedrick, H. R. Hedrick, Noretta Hedrick, Betty Lou Hedrick, Donald Hunt CEM Virginia Jarrcll A1111 Crotts , I Sr'crc'z'r1ry FTFGSUTFT Loretta Kepley, Doris Lambeth Bobby Leonard, Evelyn Leonard, Maxine Leonard, Barbara Louya, Jannette Louya, Bruce May. is , gr ,.,, F .K 1 z Q- Xl -lil, ia. 1 .B Donald Miller, Beth McCulloch, Marvin Poole, Patsy Roberts, Donald Russell, Odell Sechrcst. f ' V I: Uv is :Al X Ji of K fa f, - f- 7 ,21- Mary Smith, Rebecca Snyder, Roy Swing, Kay Thompson, Donnie Tysinger, Lowell Varner. Y 4 f Willie Vawters, Angelene Walker, Bobby Walker, Van YVatkins, Hazel Younts, Richard Younts swf' ,hs EIGHT!-I GRADE 9 'QQ . iw? ,,. CVS ' ..,, f- VY' , .mi . M455 I . V, .,.., , F , we . t ,-1' 4 J, E - Vl k '-' if :Q W, -yy ,.,+ V. sv V . 'M , .W K , 1 . 1 aw P r 1 , sf , C 4. t , ., ' 'ii ' - Q1 v A hr. W I r 'V' ,. 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Shelby Crotts, Leroy Dorsett, Carolyn Easter, Boyd Essick, Bruce Essick, Betty Everheart, Foil Everheart, Phillip Everheart. Ted Everheart, Doris Floyd, Harriet Floyd, Minnie Frank, Dale Gray, Faye Harrison, Dale Hedrick, Emilie Hedrick. Arlene Hughes, Jeweldean Hughes, Nancy Hughes, Charlotte Jarrett, Vida Kennedy, Carl Lambeth, Martha Younts, J oe Lambeth. Pattie Lambeth, Rachel Lambeth, Willie Lambeth, Paige Leonard, Alta Lopp, Rettie Louya, Billy Manns, Frances May. Fred McCulloch, Johnny McElroy, Joel Medlin, Odell Moore, Ruth Moore, Bruce Nance, Shirley Parrish, Shirley Perdue. Dewanda Pierce, Lottie Pope, Barbara Queen, Edgar Scarlett, Roy Scarlett, Linda Smith, Joyce Snider, Dan Snyder. Eugene Stamm, Jimmy Beck, Charles Swing, Willard Thompson, Maxine Vawter, Patricia Walker, Sue Weavil Martha Young. GRAMMAR GRADES x it. - .lim U71-,. SEVENTH GRADE-MISS ROBERTS First Row: Felix VVatkins, Larry Hedrick, Ray Von Lambeth, Clifford Myers, Carlton Fritts, Noel Brinkley, Jerry Gallimore, Gene Nance, James Beck, Jerry Hedrick, Tommy Hedrick, Lester Clodfelter. Second Row: Jackie Kepley, Ken Coe, J. D. Pope, Joe Poole, Mona Gail Hedrick, .Ioan Black, Malinda Perkins, Shirley Hedrick, Myra Russell, Ruth Grant, Evelyn Leonard, Lucy Beck, Jean Leonard, Sarah Everhart, Laney Louie. Third Row: Connie Curry, Jackie Clodfelter, Alice Hedrick, Barbara Loggins, Peggy Gordon. Sue Foust, Laura Hedrick, Jenny VVhitaker, Marlene Brooks, Marie Kcpley, Erma Watkins, Paige Burkhart, Barbara Monteith, Nancy Thomason, Frances Quesenberry. in -..LEX SIXTH GRADE--MRS. GRAY First Row: Billy Everhart, Roscoe VValker, Artie Burkhart, Bowers Crotts, Jerry Miller, Keppy XVillet, Lar- ry Myers, Benny Swing, Billy Eddinger, Sue Vawter, Glenda Fritts. Ser-ond Row: Rueben Everhart, James Floyd, Donald 'Coley, Jerry Hedrick, Roger Briggs, Paul Briggs, Donald Everbart, Jerry Robbins, Van Gunter, Eugene Hedrick, George Decker, Johnny Holston, Susie Crotts. Third Raza: Janice Smith, Joan Smith, Hazel Hedrick, Alice Hedrick, Betty Lambeth, Donna Brooks, Peggy Dorsett, Wanda Hedrick, Doris Myers, Mary Jo Bowers, Jean Young, Ruth Walker, Sybil Jo Young, June Grubb, Jessoleen Loman, Lorene Hedrick. GRAMMAR GRADES Al.-.. an FIFTH-SIXTH GRADE--MRS. LITTLE First Row: Jerry Conrad, Ted Kepley, James Justice, Buck Young, Larry Conrad, Ernest Everhart, Johnny Thomason, Larry Crotts, Daniel Crouse. Seermd Ro'zc'.' Elizabeth Pierce, Mary Ann Secrest, Patricia Everhart, Martha Joyner, Barbara Everhart, Jimmy VVhitlock, Ollie Loggins, Barbara Workman, Dot Snyder. Third Row: Janice Leonard, Judy Leonard, Loraine Kenney, Lillian Frank, Gail Beck, Patricia Everhart, Pat Joyner, Judy Workman, Reba Leonard. K , Mlm. - S 9h . FIFTH GRADE-MRS. IN CALLS Fir.-ft Row: Danny Thomason, Alfred Gurley, Jr., Willard Smith, Johnny Justice, Smith Young, Jr., Robert Black, Dermont Parks, Melanie Everhart, Janet Everhart, James Moore, Martha Curry. Second Row: Clifton Decker, Cornelia Beck, Judy Curry, Betty Roof, Mildred Hulin, Ruth Clodfelter, Rachel Stanford, Kitty Ann Burkhart, Ronnie Allred, Charles Cook. Third Row: Audrey Smith, Alice Swing, Joel Younts, Joe Hedrick, Brenda Briggs, Shirley Swing, Tempie Lee Swing, Boyd Queen, Jane Thompson, Evelyn Scarlett, Pricilla Hunt, Estelle Garner, Carol Clodfelter. GRAMMAR GRADES S .4 . I ua M591-4. FOURTH GRADE-MISS LOVE First Row: Gary Burkhart, Jerry Burkhart, Darrell Clodfelter, Dennis Crotts, Larry Foust, Sammy Harris, James Grubb, Billy Swing, Joe Von Wagner, Rodney Young. Second Row: Charles Hedrick, lieece Hedrick, Richard Hedrick, David Vawter, William Hulin, Jerry Kenney, Pete Leonard, Paul Robbins, Jackie Strick- land, Larry Beck, VVayne Bowers, Keith Surratt, Jerry Thompson, Clifford VVinebarger. Third Row: Carol Bryant, Kitty Curry, Peggy Hedrick, Fallie Ann Lohr, Brenda Carol Nichols, Burnette Montieth, Rosa Mae Moore, Shirley Myers, Margaret Poole, Barbara Jean Roser, Ruby Sechrest, Mona Gail Smith, Glenda Ann Seaford, Joyce Younts. Blu. , -A THIRD-FOURTH GRADE--MRS. CAMPBELL First Raw: Jarnes Louya, Darrell Meyer, Glenn Coley, Leonard Hedrick, Kenneth Leonard, Barry Nichols, Al- len BOW6FS,.D3Vld Garner. Second Row : Rodney Bell, Homer Lambeth, VVoody Joyner, Eddie Brooke, Scott Everhart, Billy Bowers, Gary Hedrick, Bennv Ward, Junior Mevers. Third Row: Hilda Mae Thomason Joan Conrad, Mary Evelyn Everhart, Faye Burcham, Doris Louya, Linda Kepley, Mary Lou Sechrest, ,Neaty Willett, Shirley Miller, Faye Gurley. GRAMMAR GRADES in A. as ,- 9 THIRD GRADE-MRS. YARBROUGH First Row: Harrell Black, Dalton Lee Black, Jimmy Scarlett, Barry Beck, Luke Rhodes, Rex Davey, Ber- nard Swing, Billy Bryant, Tommy Foust, Gene Queen. Ser-om! Row: Johnny Beck, Nancy Curry, Jane Se- chrest, Jane Beck, Julia Kay McCulloch, Ronald Clodfelter, Larry VVaitman, Larry Smith, Elizabeth Russell, Frances Burkhart, Kay Parks. Third Row: Joyce Crotts, Patricia Gullett, Shirley Black, Linda Harrison, Frances Loggins, Ann Hulin, Sybil Eddinger, Roseita Beck, Julia Hedrick, Mary Ruth Harvey, Barbara Miller, Geraldine Phillips, Ruby Younts, Judy Perrell, Jane Webster. XX-0' SECOND GRADE-MISS DAVIS First Row: Jimmy Fritts, VVayne Gullett, Tommy Harris, Paul Leonard, Donnie Black, Rodney Crotts, Dale Beck. Sweolul Row: Barry Brooks, Garland Church, Von Young, Bobby Robbins, Eddie Everhart, Robert Love, Earl Thompson, Erbie Ward, Le Vonne Hedrick. Third Row: Sue Everhart, Judy Hulin, Shirley Smith, Dorothy Lambeth, Ella Marie Everhart, Lillian Pope, Terry Anna Fritts, Kay Vauters, Diane Mc- Curn, Brenda Curry. GRAMMAR GRADES g,.r- SECOND GRADE-MRS. lVlcCOY Firxt Row: Tonnnie Hulin, Pierce Swing, Jr., Jimmy Watkins, Dwayne Farabee, Richard Poole, Toney Crotts, VVayne Burkhart, Danny Garner. Second Row: B. J. Everhart, Frank Church, Bobby Everhart, John Beck, Jimmy Ball, Gilbert Everhart, Bobby Comer, Ronnie Nance, Clarence Younts. Third Row: Sandra Gar- ner, Brenda Spoon, Judy Nichols, Shelia Burkhart, Sandra Brown, Janice Tuttle, Jerry Leonard, Brenda Dec- ker, Patricia Young. A V -.11 ' FIRST GRADE-MISS McCILL First Row: Charles Loman, Joe Bill White, Kurley Manns, Keith Hedrick, VVayne Miller, Charles Thomason, Charlie Louya, Eugene Winebarger, Johnny Everhart. Second Row: Charles Scarlett, Wayborn Moncus, Lu- ther Fritts, Roger Leonard, Lonnie Grubb, Jimmy Kepley, Ray Grant, Gaynell Bowers, Sandra Hunt, Richard Rhodes. Third Row: Gail Leonard, Dianne Hedrick, Claudette Decker, Nancy Hulin, Linda Kay Smith, VVanda Black, Vivian Church, Marietta Burcham, Gail Hedrick, Linda Kinney, Sylvia Jo Crotts, Gaynett Surratt. GRAMMAR GRADES .Am i. . mall FIRST GRADE-MRS. GEORGE WEBSTER First Row: Donald White, Terry Lee, R. E. Queen, Sherrill Younts, Howard Regan, Jr., Gerald Whitlock, Tinsley Fritts, Larry Crotts, Jerry Smith. Ser-mic! Row: Bobby Fabbre, Wayne Everhart, Dermot Strick- land, Dallas Ray Swing, Bobby Swing, Gene Kepley, Danny Leonard, Bobby Waitman, Tony Beck. Third Row: Judy Hedrick, Sharon Burkhart, Pamela Young, Patricia 'l'ysing:er,VCorethia Burkhart, Lucy Bowers, Gay Nell Eddinger, Martha Seaford, Joyce Metters, Mary Lou Campbell, Lynn Swing. 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