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

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1954 volume:

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' . v f if Zinn ,ag ..,. .W Ehfh ,. ,fffi ' A ' -' Nfl V .F of 'W 5'1'.' , '-'R fb' J Q I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I 'fm A Drama Of Our Year At Davis-Townsend High School Presented by the Senior Class of ...... 1954. VOLUME X Editor ..... . . Shirley Sink Assistant Editor . . Eva Rae Swing Wrcward This is a drama of our year at Davis-Townsend, What have we accomplished this year? Only you can answer this question because only you know how well you have taken advantage of the education offered, Only you know whether you have developed a better sense of friendship and sportsmanship than you had a year ago, You'l1 never know what you have lost by not taking advantage of every opportunity offered you all through high school until you are a senior and almost ready to say good- bye to that wonderful part of life know as School Days . We, the Senior Class, hope this book brings back memories of work, fun, and the valuable friendships you had a Davis-Townsend in 1953-1954. Dedication In Zh: Spa! fight We wish to dedicate this issue of the Daviston to our parents, knowing well it is not nearly thanks enough for their support. Many of us wouldn't be here if it weren't for them, because in everything we have undertaken to do, they have always been our in- spiration. Books just wouldn't hold the thanks we owe to them or the love we have for them, Not onlyhave they beenour guides but have had enough faith in us to give us confidence in ourselves, Parents, here's our tribute to you ......,,, THE 1954 DAVISTON Adminislra tion in gb .1 W R f',:fa-lv ' 'f .,.......a-K '55- MR, D, D, MARTIN Principal fflcmculary Zzculty Mrs.Mar1:in, Mrs. Farris, Mrs, Cashion, Mrs, Arnold, Mrs. Coulter, Mr. Gunter, Mrs, Tate, Sec ond row: Mr. Martin, Mrs. Ingalls, Mrs, Webster, Miss Chadwick, Mrs. Allred, Mrs. Roof, Mr.Davey, Miss Davis, Not shown: Mr. Jones and Mrs, Lohr. High chan! Haculty MRS, C. E. WIKE English MISS MARIE BONDURANT French and History MRS. I. C, PAYNE Business and English MR. L, R, CASHION Mathematics MRS. H. L. WATERS Home Economics and Civics MR. L. M. VENABLE Science and Physical Education MR. I. H. KEARNEY Agriculture MRS. ARLIN BRIGGS School Secretary 1l '5 ' 'U- 75-f iw, .4 2 5? J lbs,- Elass Pam A few years ago we entered a new lifeg We started high school, We determined to obey every rule, To succeed, although we knew it would be a struggle of strife. We never gave up and now we've reached the end, Graduation Day is drawing near. We must say good-bye to all we hold so dearg Each teacher, each classmate, and each friend. We want to thank our teachers for the help they've been, For the patience they've had with our mischievous ways, We appreciate their helping us to remember our school days By helping us to gain success in our struggle to win, In order to gain success each must do his bit To win friends and defeat the foe, Truly, the class of '54 has lived up to its motto Success comes only to those who strive for it. Montlieu Elberson Alford Jewell Dean Miller CLASS FLOWER CLASS COLORS Red Rose Baby Blue and Silver CLASS MOTTO Success Comes Only To Those Who Strive For It - DC CLASS OFFICERS: Lohr Younis, Presidentg Don Hedrick, Vice Presidentg Pat Snider, Secretaryg Eva Rae Swing, Treasurer. ACT ONE SCENE I Seniors Seniors I954 PEGGY CROTTS BECK ,Mnwu f8' Cheerfulness is warm, so is W f f 'Q: Y'Y ' MONTLIEU ELBARSON ALFORD Be glad of Life, it gives you a chance to love and marry, CLAUDETTE GALLIMORE DEATON A smile for all, a greeting glad, A friendly, jolly way she had, W.. Y 'zaavg I fe '-gn, 'in-M ' ,, BRUCE BECK As likeable as he is inches tall, love . 'qw-sw-ww-' 'WW . 2' H., I if 'vfuaauwfyi K l'l: X ' JIMMY ELBERSON 'The Golden Rule: 'Do others before they get a chance to do you! We IO BECK FREEMAN A giggle is better than a dozen groans, ,,, Seniors JACK CLODFELTER Full of laughter, full of pep , never still, that's his rep. IW'- ---I954 Cer' 'I'.'.,L, GLENN ALDEAN CONRAD I'm not lazy, I'm just dream- ingin gen?- 'vs-4'K -nl- ' .TANELL CROTTS A compound of qualities good and true with plenty of sense and good humor too. hfgkfwsif fig , X V n -1 9 XA BILL HEDRICK 'They say he was once caught studying. 3? DON HEDRICK An innocent face, but you can never tell, MARIE HEDRICK A day of toil, and hour for sport But for a friend a life too short. 'O-was Seniors 'Uk ,Q 'b- WILLIE RUTH HEDRICK T e n d e r blushes shown 'neath red hair and brown eyes, NANCY SUSANN IOLLAY He th at lives well, lives long but time misspent is not lost, lag.. 'Um JULIA RUTH HICKS The be st things on earth are sometimes done up in small packages. 4l! 'x,, TULA JOYCE KENNEDY T o be rich in friends is to be poor in nothing, l954 WALTER HULIN Gone but not forgotton. b , Q,,-314' .. . 2 ,. Z' '. -'f .,f fi Y IQ are 1.11:-7 RACHEL MAY 'When I feel an energetic spell coming on, I sit real still until it goes away. Senio rs BARBARA JEAN HUGHES Happy-go-lucky, fair and free, Nothing ever bothers me. 2 M M 7' V 1 ju 'au 'L U N , R' f- far A , 7 1'-. fi R , PAUL SAMUEL METTERS Love'em, Leave'em, and Let'em alone. CLARA MAE HUGHES If music be food of love, play on Cl ,IEE fav aff' .TEWELL DEAN MILLER A poor life this is, full of care, we have not the time to stand and stare. lQ54 J,-f 4Qs MARY LEE HUNT In a thousand years we shall all forget the things that trouble us now. BILLIE MOORE I have seen yesterday, I love to - day, and I'm waiting for to- morrow. in- 1 f'UY f s A Wulf' Seniors li JOE NIFONG Not too serious, not too gay but a good fellow in every way, EVA RAE SWING A little nonsense now and then 'dw' REBECCA RHODES Quiet and reserved, but ready to help, LARRY THOMAS 'The greater the courtesy- -the greater the man. is relished by the wisest of men. s ,M W, ,., f ' af yon' 'Q 49 W' f f 1 . .ff We! f t,,mV,,w'f 4 SHIRLEY CONRAD SINK Persona1ity is the diamond that scratches every other stone. if I ' fi -w'Qyl11 . f 'Wx . . ,, MAXINE HEDRICK TYSINGER Fun is good, truth is better, but love, is best of all, S e n io r s AVIS PAULETTA SMITH Toub1e knocked, and hearing a ' 1 I big laugh turned away. S S Q ' . .xi '55 ,lg n ? 5 fx 4 Jw, 4-fn PATTY JEAN SNIDER Those are never alone who real- ize that one of God's most precious gifts is that of memory ,. , , . . ,fgw f4'+:?n:1f v' fffm' 1 ' ' 0 -.0 W-gyz,-0 geaa',.5Z, Mm ' 'P' - f' 5351: 'ff' U, 7 s - 1 1:31:22 ' :zu - X ,, V 32' ' MQ...-y,.....,,.. Q Alf .' '- J- Y J ' M ini.-' , -V S' 3 .1 ,Iwi we if P31 f Q V 5 ,,ac',,4,hLp 'Q V, , 4- it ' fi 1 LOHR fKoogerj YOUNTS 'Take it easy or not at all. 4 Q nw, ROLLEN SNYDER As dependable as the day is long. ,Mascots BILL WHITE THERESA DAVIS Glass Prophecy Do you suppose that here in the 20th century the Seniors of 1954 from Davis-Townsend could discover a place that is not on the map? Of course, this seems ridiculous, but on a little trip out West we find our- selves in a city with a few old buildings. Upon entering one of these buildings we decide it must be an old discarded laboratory. The room is filled with enormous machinery. One of the boys, without warning us, sits down at the controls of a machine and touches a lever. A great rumbling is heard and the surprised boy at the controls begins telling what he sees. Oh! what a wonderful scene. We see an artist busy at work. Why! It is Jewell Miller painting a picture of someone.A girl is sitting posed over in the corner and it's Clara Hughes. She must be famous having Jewell paint her picture, The surprised boy keeps mumbling as beautiful scenes pass. Yes, this makes a pleasant home at- mosphere. Here are three pretty homes out in the country with several little children running and playing. Wait a minute. Isee three women talking over the fence, and they are none other than Jo Freeman, Maxine Tysinger, and Peggy Beck. What a wonderful place to live with such friendly neighbors. A car drives up at Jo 's home and she rushes over to find that it is Rachel May with her friend Lowell, They are still dadng, and Rachel looks so different because she has long hair. She is traveling for her health. Boys, come and look, shouts the boy at the controls, that boy can really play basketball. He's moving closer, and isn't that a beautiful shot. Well, what do you know! It is Bruce Beck. Here's a class room and what an attractive teacher! It's Nancy Jollay. Aren't the children quiet? Here's Rebecca Rhodes and Marie Hedrick busy at work. Rebecca seems to be looking at a ring on Marie's left hand. Rebecca doesn't seem as quiet as usual, just look at her talk to that boy over at the desk. Shirley Sink has just arrived on the scene. She tells Marie that her husband is in business on his own, making plenty of money. She says they have a beautiful home and another new Oldsmobile. There goes an ambulance, exclaims the boy, and Aldean Conrad is the driver. His delight was driving fast. A nurse whom I recognize as Willie Hedrick comes to take a look at her new patient. The patient is Pauletta Smith and she has a broken leg, She explains that she fell while skating. She was always such an energetic person. She is a cheerleader at one of the leading Colleges, Just look at the attractive doctor approaching. Why, it's Lohr Younts. That scene passes on and we see a sign which reads: St. Louis, Missouri. A girl gels off a bus and we see that it is Barbara Hughes. She has a job there typing and is staying with her sister. Lflass Prophecy What have we here? It's Jack Clodfelter, a magician, performing a stunt in a large auditorium. Can you imagine? The machine flashes to an army base and we see Claudette Deaton entertaining friends.Her husband is now a general, Boy, what rank! She leads an easy life. Mon tlieu Alford is seen walking down the street in C alifornia. She is talking to Billie Moore. Montlieu is living in California just taking it easy, Billy explains that she is working downtown and her husband is stationed in California. Wouldn't I like to own that car from which a dashing gentleman steps. We find that it is Don Hedrick. He stops to tip his hat to Eva Rae Swing and asks if she desires a job in Belks. Since finishing college, he is the manager there.Eva informs him that she already has a job and plans to enter college again because it is so much fun. She always was an amusing girl. Now a rumbling is heard and we find ourselves down near Trinity. There is Larry Thomas in the yard W21ShiI1g his new Ford. What do you know! He still isn't married, He has a little business of his own doing mechanic work. Billy Hedrick is doing a little farming.He is deer hunting most of the time.He has traded cars about once every month, but can't seem to find a good one. In Asheboro we see Julia Hicks and Mary Hunt busy at work. Mary is keeping Julia up on news about all the new boys she has recently met. More people at work are Joyce Kennedy and Janell Crotts who have convenient jobs inThomasville. They always had such a good time together in school.Joyce got married right after she finished school and Janell is still looking for a Cadillac. Well, who is that boy walking down the street with three girls. It's Joe Nifong. He always did like the girls. He has a job working at night, but says he can always take the girls out for ltmch. We see Rollen Snider as a carpenter. Boy, can he drive nails. He takes trips to Florida to visit some of his old friends very often, and there is Paul Metters whom Rollen has just met in Florida. Paul says he is just having a good time. There are two girls who are talking to Paul. Here is Pat Snider taking dictation from a young man. She works as his private secretary. And here is the last scene.It is Jimmy Elberson on a big farm in the mountains.I also see a Cadillac sitting in the yard. Boy, he must be getting rich. Class Prophecy Pat Snider Jimmy Elberson --'--'W igglm .-aL., snail., , , ,Cast Will ,And zstamcnt We, the Senior Class of 1954, realizing our approaching graduation and the end of our existence at Davis-Townsend, being of sound mind and body, do declare this to be our last will and testament, Our class has thrown a total of 2,000 paper airplanes, 5,000 erasers, and 2 tons of chalk. We wish to express our deepest sympathy to teachers lost in action. During the thick of the battle for education, we also lost many of our comrades in arms. Some got married! But nevertheless we leave the following: 1. To Mr. D. D. Martin and the entire faculty, we leave our sincere thanks and our deep appreciation for their useful help in making our school days a success, 2. To the Junior class,we leave our home room and our many senior privileges, 3. To our parents,we leave our sincere thanks and gratitude for their patience and love they have given to us during our school days. 4. Bruce Beck wills his friendliness and ability to play basketball to Richard Younts and Lowell Varner, 5, Bill Hedrick leaves his long hair to Sonny Grubb, 6. Peggy Beck leaves her title of best dressed to Lorraine Garner and Donnie Tysinger. 7. Lohr Younts leaves his good looks to Donald Hunt. Don't be too conceited now! 8. Jack Clodfelter leaves his big mouth and wise cracks to Delmer Green and Donald Miller. 9, Rebecca Rhodes leaves her title of quietest to Gertrude Barnes and Barbara Louya. 10. Larry Thomas leaves his physique to Weldon Simpson and Adrian Delk hoping they can make good use of it. 11. Marie Hedrick leaves her ability to play basketball to Rogene Allred and Peggy Briggs. . 12. Rachel May and Billie Moore leave their cheering at ballgames to Carol Whitlock. 13. Clara Mae Hughes leaves her dignity to Ann Crotts. 14. Eva Rae Swing leaves her originality to Add Dorsett and Beth McCulloch. 15. Jimmy Elberson leaves his arguing to Donald Russell and Bobby Leonard, 16. Aldean Conrad leaves his dependability to Laura Mae Beck, Patsy Crotts and H. R. Hedrick. 17, Shirley Sink leaves her Brains to Mary Sinith and Rebecca Snider. 18 Pat Snider leaves her ambitious manner to Gene Ray Foust. 19. Pauletta Smith leaves The Chatter' to Shirley Srnith,wishing her luck! 20. Rollen Snider leaves his title of most dependable to Mary Smith and Evelyn Leonard. 21, Jo Freeman leaves her most pleasant manner to Virginia Dorsett and Noretta Hedrick, 22, Paul Metters and Julia Hicks leave their most pleasant smiles to Betty Curry and Lois Burkhart, 23, Eva Rae Swing leaves her wad of chewing gum Qunder first row, first seatj to Pat Roberts. 24. Mary Lee Hunt leaves her interest in Home Ec. to Doris Hedrick and Hazel Younts. 25. Jewell Miller leaves her artistic ability to Buddy Beck. 26. Montlieu Alford leaves her love of French and her good French grades to many of the Juniors who will be glad to get them. 27, Barbara Hughes leaves her good manners to Maxine Leonard and Janette Louya. 28. Joe Nifong leaves his ability to get out of study hall to Billy Joe Black. 29. Willie Hedrick leaves her red hair to Loretta Kepley, 30. Nancy Jollay leaves her love of boys to Peggy Kindley. 31. Maxine Tysinger leaves her winning smile and dependability to Faye Church and Kay Thompson, 32, Janell Crotts leaves her frankness and truthfulness to Betty Lou Hughes. 33. Joyce Kennedy leaves her title of Best All Around to Cornelia Hedrick. 34. Claudette Deaton leaves her friendliness to Virginia Jarrell and Vann Watkins. 35. Don Hedrick leaves his popularity to Roy Swing. This we, the Senior Class, declare our Last Will and Testament. Claudette Deaton Don Hedrick MOST DEPENDABLE Pat Snider Rollen Snider MOST ORIGINAL Jimmy Elberson Eva Rae Swing Supcrla tives ,f CUTEST Bruce Beck Clara Mae Hughes MOST STUDIOUS Jack Clodfelter Shirley Sink BEST ALL AROUND Joyce Kennedy Joe Nifong BEST DRESSED Peggy Beck Lohr Younts , rw- Q .3 n Am BEST PERSONALITY Billie Moore Lohr Younts Supcrla tim' Nm MOST' ATHLETIC Bruce Beck Marie Hedrick MOST POPULAR Billie Moore Don Hedrick 551753 QI .mmm -M www BIGGEST FLIRTS Rachel May Don Hedrick ff? W 1 ,, if Mosr TALKATIVE A g,,,.. ' ' iw V' ' ,A ' . -' -:.,ai,'- , ev zfuzv. f I ' J irfI1xf:f4fg. 4 . .amy Nancy Jollay Jack Clodfelter QUIET EST Rebecca Rhodes Aldean Conrad J MOST BASHFUL Bruce Beck Willie Hedrick BEST LOOKING Lohr Younts Billie Moore upcrlativcs WITTEST 85 MOST MISCHIEVEOUS Rachel May Jimmie Elberson FRIENDLIEST Claudette Deaton Joe Nifong MOST COURTEOUS Larry Thomas Joyce Kennedy MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Shirley Sink Jack Clodfelter 1 p.p:s4G: -!'2: '5t V 52-'i - -, Y .......-veys3?AQ?3- 151--Q-rr -- -pq, , . tvs- ,V 7.7-1 f-1-five - s-1-,tal ., , .H-,t,.,. a i- Cflass History As Father Time draws the curtains on our high school days, we feel it necessa1'Y YO YGCOICI 01117 C1355 history in order to keep the memories alive throughout the years to come, In the fall of 1950, we, a group of fifty-two freshmen, now known as Seniors, entered high school with Mrs. Wayne Shoaf and Mr. A. M. Snapp as our homeroom teachers. We were excited and very green about changing classes and having lots of different teachers. This year sixteen boys and girls from our room were chosen to be waiters and waitresses at the Junior-Senior Banquet. Class Officers in the boys' room were Jack Clodfelter, president, Bruce Beck, vice-president, in the girls' room, Jo Beck, president, Pat Snider, vice-president. The term was soon over and we were looking forward to our Sophomore year. Again school opened and we Sophomores learned that six classmates had dropped out during vaca1ion, which left only forty-six of us. Our homeroom teacher was Mr. A. M. SnaIJP. Class officers were Shirley Conrad, president, Jo Beck, vice-president: Pat Snider, secretary, and Donald Moore, treasurer. This year several of us were admitted to the Beta Club, We were able to prove our talent as reporters for The Chatter. Several parties at the lake were enjoyed, also. As the spring arrived we were eagerly awaiting our Junior year. The doors opened again in '52 with Miss Marie Bondurant as our homeroom teacher, We thirty- eight Juniors were so excited over giving the Junior-Senior Banquet that we didn't mind the hard work that went into the chicken pie supper, selling candy and magazines and the Junior Play Mama's Baby Boy. We had several parties this year including one at Mirror Lake, During the year we gained another classmate, Billie Moore, Class officers our Junior year were president, Shirley Conrad, vice-president, Don Hedrickg secretary, Pat Snider, and treasurer, Eva Rae Swing. Junior Marshalls were Shirley Conrad, chiefg Montlieu Elberson, Jo Beck Freeman, and Joyce Kennedy, Again the school year ended with a proud and happy class ready to become dignified Seniors, Seniors at last! Thirty-four of us realizing as we sat in the Senior's place in chapel that our last year had come too soon. We learned that Mrs. C, E. Wike was our Senior teacher and advisor, This year seemed to be filled with activities, the Halloween play, float in the Christmas parade, supper, parties, Senior play and the annual. Senior class officers were Lohr Younts, president, Don Hedrick, vice-president, Pat Snider, secretaryg Eva Rae Swing, treasurer. When we receive our diplomas we real- ize that it is doubtful whether we will ever be together again. But whatever happens, all the Seniors are looking forward to the future with our motto upon our lips-- Success comes only to those who strive for it, ' Jo Freeman I ack Clodfelter Haby Pictures A., r ,ji ,J as fy i t . A 1. A. 5 I if -V L 'aff 5 .25 QL at .. ,gf , , if im JW P '1 miag bs 5 X l 2 gr . .5753 fu- -P1 fv 53 . fl Q rf, 'E L 1 g, r A f E ,M 'rif f ?2v: -525. ' 4 - ' ' . 4 rs 5 ' it riff , x V D , ,,AV 3 N Q W? U , 1 S 'N Q 5 if H A if-cs 1 is , Q Z 4 Y' af .ff R' 3 ' l . , 'Q U Lf : QC ' A ' 1 Q52 if is 'E . 1 , . , , A, 's -In ,, - 4' , L! .A x. if' ii, fri fi' , 1 is rf 4 If , Montlien Alford, Bruce Beck, Jack Clodfelter, Janell Cratls, Peggy Cratm, Aldean Conrad, Claudette Dea- ton, Jimmy Elberson, Jo Freeman, Don Hedrick, Marie Hedrick, Willie Hedrick, Julia Hicks, Barbara Jean Hughes, Clara Mae Hughes, Mary Lee Hunt, Nancy Jollay, Joyce Kennedy, Rachel May, Jewel Miller, Billie Moore, Joe Nifong, Rebecca Rhodes, Shirley Sink, Paulette Smith, Roland Snider, Patty Snider, Eva Rae Swing, Larry Thomas, Maxine Tysinger, Lohr Younis. ,Marshals , I , yu, , Q V 1 ,, i ., 2 2? 1 y f 'ir j 5 f rift? Marshalls: Chief, Shirley Smith, Peggy Ann Briggs, Rebecca Snider, Mary Smith 6111.95 Sang Tune: Farewell to Thee Now our high school days are at So we thank our teachers ever an endg dearg we'll soon be leaving D. T. High. And our every faithful friend, As we leave we still think of our So good-bye to Davis-Townsend school, High, And we leave with this last sad Now our High School days are Good -Bye, at an end. As the end of our school days CHORUS: draw near, We leave our friends with saddened Farewell to Thee, Farewell to heartsg Thee, And from our class we have to part, Our high school days are coming We leave here and we'll make a new to an end. start. But we will hope for brighter days to come, When friend will meet with friends, By: Shirley Sink, Joyce Kennedy Tune: Farewell to Thee X DI. CLASS OFFICERS Gene Foust - President Add Dorsett - Vice-President Pat Roberts - Secretary Virginia Dorsett - Treasurer ACT ONE SCENE II juniors LOGZ-r' rn f a- -x Virginia Dorsett Gene Ray Foust Loraine Garner Delmer Green Sonny Grubb Cornelia Hedrick Donald Hedrick Doris Hedrick H. R. Hedrick Noretta Hedrick Donald Hunt Betty Lou Hughes Virginia Jarrell 3 'Q ni' 5 way, 5 .1 ff - ,gn , 13.156, Q ra I X , if my A y -Ma li Q-W-ff' 3 0' , mg , --....., ,A ,funiar Rogene Allred Gertrude Barnes Buddy Beck Laura Mae Beck Peggy Ann Briggs Lois Burkhart Faye Church Ann Crotts Patsy Crotts Betty Curry Adrian Delk Add R. Dorsett 61455 51 X si! M- -Imp- '- QW? . 5 M iw' Tn? ' .- w aux W, X B junior 611155 Loretta Kepley Peggy Kindley Bobby Leonard Evelyn Leonard Maxine Leonard Barbara Louya Janette Louya Bruce May im w, Mu X 2 Beth McCulloch ff 1'- Donald Miller Pat Roberts Donald Russell uw! ,1 'Q-.... af 11, me W in , N-....... Y' 'Na- 2 5908 00585290 5 Weldon Simpson Mary Smith Shirley Smith Rebecca Snider Roy Swing Kay Thomason Donnie Tysinger Lowell Gene Varner so Vann Watkins Carol Whitlock Hazel Younts Richard Younts P-Q, Q ' H., ov f ...M- J 'im '-.H ,,- -kv' 1'1- .' 'saw' 1-.X Am, Bus Drivers Bus Drivers: Buddy Beck, Jack Clod- felter, Billy Black , Sonny Grubb, Claudette D e a t o n , Aldean Conrad Adrian Delk, Vann Watkins. 0 flue Office Workers: Clara Mae Hughes, Mr. D, D. Mar t in , Principa1gMrs, Briggs, Secretary. Our 600,65 O u r C o o k s: Mrs. Everhart, Mrs. Gunter, Mr s . Porter, Mrs, Hedrick, Mrs. Swing, Mrs. Everhart, f-F f-i 27.31 CLASS OFFICERS Vida Kennedy - Secretary Willard Thompson - Treasurer Dale Hedrick - Vice-President Linda Cooper - President ACT ONE Svphomarcs f WU' tx fn Saphanwre Klass X , . V .,,. at ' 'ir- l xt, X ' M M' Jo Ann Anderson James Beck Jimmy Beck Billy Joe Black Bobby Black Betty Bryant Patra Burkhart Jimmy Clodfelter Linda Smith wal'-,M f , ' , vu! c,..,3 J , ' Q 25595 'X' V. f.. , ' of J it ,fff I 'C I f ,Q I . fs: , J K M .. . ff Af' A' 'V' 'Q YQ,-,X gr 'H-.-.1 1 53 , , X J W J ,, ,?m:r, ,, ..,. WW' ...V ni! X f 6,5 'J 5 'v ' ' R. v 1? Shelby Crotts Leroy Dorsett Carolyn Easter Betty Everheart Philip Everhart Ted Everhart Doris Floyd Mintie Frank Houston Hardee Dale Hedrick Emilie Hedrick Arlene Hughes Jewell Dean Hughes Charlotte Jarrett Vida Kennedy . 1 my r x T27-' ' 'L' vi I -'-Q Q X X ,I Vw Ruth Moore Bruce Nance Shirley Parrish Dewanda Pierce Suplromarc 611155 Carl Lambeth Joe Don Lambeth Paige Leonard Frances May Fred McCulloch Rettie Louya Joel Medlin Marlene Meier Odell Moore Lottie Pope Barbara Queen Eddie Saunders Joyce Snider Harold Stanford Betty Jane Summey Charles Swing Willard Thompson Maxine Vawter Sue Weavil Martha Younts '-5. -Q if? at ff' -1-Nb 'L ! x Wfx i' 0 lx gm, ,: A C vs' Q, V Q . , 'win X 4 'f ,f'M r e' 5 ri' Our janitor Dallas Younts ,Cilfrarians A AX -5 D. C. CLASS OFFICERS Mona Gail Hedrick - President Noel Brinkley - Treasurer Shirley Hedrick - Vice-President Judy Davis - Secretary ACT ONE S C E N E I V 916511111611 iso '21-45 XLT . 1 Q Q- , ' 'iff '1 -..- i 'rg--V A -q-:W Aa, N, r., . 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Ronnie Allred, Cornelia Beck, Gail Beck, Robert Black, Brenda Briggs, Charles Broadway, Kitty Ann Burk- hart, Carol Clodfelter, Ruth Clodfulter, Larry Conrad, Charles Cook, Daniel Crouse, Judy Curry, Martha Curry, Clifton Decker, George Decker, Ernest Everhart, Janet Everhart, Melanie Everhart, Patricia Ever- hart, Estelle Garner, Ruby Goss, Alfred Gurley,Haze1 Hedrick, Joe Hedrick,Mildred Hulin, Pricilla Hunt, Weldon Imbler, Johnny Justice, Ted Kepley, Glenda Kirkus, Reba Leonard, James Moore, Dermont Parks, Boyd Queen, Curtis Queen, Betty Roof, Evelyn Scarlett, Rachel Stanford, Audrey Smith, Alice Swing, Shirley Swing, Tempie Swing, Willard Smith, Danny Thomason, Jane Thompson, Clarice Watkins, Judy Workman, Smith Young, Ir., Joel Younts. Q fifth Grad: 311' if f, , 3 ,ei J , fr .. '41-5 J, , i - ,. r' -r--r ' ,s '- 4-. W ' .gi I al f .. , 3 I ,-. ? 1, 2- it '13 tr I V 1 k it ft , In ,, , X 1. ' 'X ' ' Q Y 1. 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X M 821 nxt ...I fffi sc' , M ,f fb X, i Larry Beck, Allen Bowers, Wayne Bowers, Carol Bryant, Eddie Brooks, Gary Burkhart, Jerry Burkhart, Dar- rell Clodfelter, Glenn Coley, Dennis Crotts, Kitty Curry, Scott Everhart, Thomas Everhart, Larry Foust James Grubb, Faye Gurley, Douglas Hardee, Sammy Harris, Charles Hedrick, Judy Hedrick, Peggy Hed-, rick, Reece Hedrick, Richard Hedrick, Jerry Kinney, Pete Leonard, Fallie Ann Lohr , Doris Louya, James Louya, David Meier, Burnette Monteith, Rosa Mae Moore, Shirley Myers, Brenda Nichols, Glenda Seaford, Ruby Sechrest, Mona Gail Smith, Jackie Strickland, Keith Surratt, Billy Swing, Jerry Thompson, David Vawter, Rodney Young, Joyce Younts. - Sfifth Grade , FN , is af' i f ' ' liz: 'LN , A-ft? I mv Q 'rx ,I ,Y vt is 'ia P W I if 'fl f ' f L f - 5 -1, . di ' -- - rw X with -f' R 'B' ' ' ..-M 1 - , 'ff M xg ,ls wi ,mas X s M C -mr X ' Xi S ,V ax -,i N X g., ,.:, :rw ,.. ' X 1' Ev ff, K Qs' C, 'N ' ' 1 X ,. . 1-. '- ew 'f nz, . 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Harold Black,Shirley Black, Billy Bowers, Carolyn Brown, Billy Bryant, Frances Burkhart, Ronald Clodfelter, Nancy Curry, Rex Davey, Sybil Eddinger, Mary Evelyn Everhart, Charles Farless, Tommy Foust, David Garner, Linda Harri- son, Dorrhy Hazel, Gary Hedrick, Judy Hedrick, Leonard Hedrick, Elizabeth Ann Hulin, William Hulin, Robert Hunt, Kenneth Leonard, Dorthy Loman, Julia McCulloch, Barbara Miller, Robert Moore,Darrell, Myers, Junior Myers, Barry Nichols, Kay Parks, Judy Perrell, Geraldine Phillips, Agnes Queen, Eugene Queen, Luke Rhodes, Elizabeth Russell, Jimmy Scarlett, Jane Sechriest, Mary Lou Sechriest, Larry Smith, Bernard Swing, Hilda Thompson, Larry Waitman, Benny Ward, Jane Webster, Ruby Younts. ourtlz Grade 'ir ff ni ' fs., Q' is :. y 'er ,I A 5 .ax , Z., , ,A ' - ' 'T-B X ,1 S-2--' ix 1 J W? V x ' A 'xg ,, f' .1 Exif? is , 4 1 1 v - ,sq J . - f ' ri R 6 :Y I - bra . r ff! , Qi, as -fr fd n ' . 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Jimmy Ball, Dale Beck,Johnny Beck, Donald Black,Ronald Broadway, Barry brooks, Sandra Brown, Brenda Burleson, Wayne Burkhart, Garland Church, Frank Church, Tony Crotts, Rodney Crotts, Brenda Sue Curry, Brenda Decker, Linda Edwards, Bobby Everhart, B. J. Everhart, Eddie Everhart, Ella Marie Everhart, Gil- bert Everhart, Sue Everhart, Thena Everhart, Dwayne Farabee, Terrie Anna Fritts, Jimmy Fritts, Sandra Garner, Danny Garner, John Goss, Tommy Harris, Archie Hedrick, Le Vonne Hedrick, Tommy I-Iulin, Fay Hunt, Diane Kirkus, Dorothy Lambeth, Jerry Leonard, Paul Leonard, Diane McCarn, Vickie Moore, Ronald Nance, Judy Nichols, Lillian Pope, Shirley Smith, Pierce Swing, Jr., Earl Thompson, Janice Tuttle, Kay Vawter, Erbie Ward, Jimmy Watkins, Neaty Willett, Patricia Young, Von Young, Clarence Younts. Child Grade X P .i ' bs' , A G . in y ' ii., 2? 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N it L A June Anderson, Danny Beck, Tony Beck, Wanda Black, Gaynell Bowers, Lucy Bowers, Larry Broadway, Carethia Burkhart, Shelia Burkhart, Terry Conrad, Vivian Church, Junior Coe, Larry Crotts, Sylvia Jo Crotts, Claudette Decker, Gay Nell. Eddinger, Tonya Everhart, Wayne Everhart, Robert Fabbre, Luther Fritts, Tin- sley Fritts, Ray Grant, Lonnie Grubb, Kathy Hatley, Sharon Burkhart, Dianne Hedrick, Gail Hedrick, Keith Hedrick, Judy Hedrick, Judy Hulin, Nancy Hulin, Sandra Hent, Eugene Kepley, Jimmy Kepley, Linda Lou Kinney, Danny Leonard, Gail Leonard, Raeford Leonard, Roger Leonard, Joyce Metters, Wayhorn Moncus, June Queen, Venice Queen, Howard Regan, Jr., Richard Rhodes, Charles Scarlett, Martha Seaford, Jerry Smith, Linda Kay Smith , Dermont Strickland, Gaynett Surratt, Bobby Swing, Lynn Swing, Ray Swing, Charles Thomason, Patricia Tysinger, Bobby Waitman, Gerald Walker, Sherill Younts Pamela Young, :wud Grade ,' g ' A x J' 'tk L :Q 1 7 f, '- J Q-S A 'fff if . - F--. - ef, ,-Cp 5' ,,1. L, W -,f L ,Q--, . P ,,,., L f , W I f ', Wee' ty MW' I 4' ' Y x ILM iff: k 4 W z ., ., rf X , 1, X XI 5 5 3 1 4, ,, . . ., P4 ' ' rf: ff 'uw 1 . 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D , L 6:5 l t A, D ' -1 fo- I 1 me K if It 4 sy vm,-. . viii., Q 41 A ' l x' ' J-'A P , X hi rx ,A if ,f Clara Jean Allred, Roger Allred, Wanda Anderson, Brenda Joyce Beck, Glegda Beck, Jamie Beck, Richard Beck, Phyllis Ann Beck, Bobby Black, Russell Briggs, Johnny Brown, Wanda rown, Carol Burkhart, Michael Burleson, Sharon Carrickhoff, Joyce Charles, Junior Church, Dillard Cochran, Clarence Ray Conrad, Wayne Conrad, Vickie Cravor, Norma Kay Crotts, Beverly Curry, Glenn Curry, Linda Davenport, Danny Davis, Donald Edwards, Jerry Everhart, Judy Embler, Wayne Embler, Bobby Everhart, Sandra Everhart, Stevie Everhart, Bonnie Foust, Nicky Foust, Patricia Foust, Keith Frank, Allen Fritts, Joyce Faye Fritts, Ricky Jo Frim, Fleud Lee Green, Ruth Goss, Mildred Goss, Brenda Grubb, Myra Grubb, Greddie Gullett, Allen Hed- rick, Benny Hedrick, Nellwynn Hedrick, Richard Hedrick. gifs! Grade Q- , VX? 4' -' QF at . Wal U- ,di , 'G' 1' - 3. , - ,XO-P 1- : 1 3, ' ,- :. 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'gas an T7 70, z2':1' 22 CAM' MQW, ' 1 I V., V f N ..... ,i ,, wa' ,X , Q , J Tony Hedrick, Paul Hulin, Connie Hunt, Libby Ingalls, Timoth Jarrett, David Johnson, Ikey Kearney, Linda Kennedy, David Kepley, Donald Kepley, Ronald Kepley,Larry Kirkus, Linda Lambeth, Terry Lee, Janette Leonard, Judy Leonard, Linda Lohr, Foyle Ross, Shelia McNeely Jenny Lynn Myers Joel M ers Walter . Y Myers, Sandra Nicks, Jeffery Nichols, Dianna Oates, Betty Phillips, Gwen Phillips, Eiheryl Porter, Scotty Pugh Ra d , ymon Queen, Elizabeth Rogers, Myra Sechrest, Bernice Shaw, Sandy Shaw, Vicky Shoaf, Gary Smith, Rhoda Smith, Rebecca Jo Snyder, Elizabeth Spivey, Ronald Story, Ronnie Story, Diana Tysinger l Roger Vawters, Elaine Waitman, Charlean Watkins, Linda Winebarger, Tony Workman, Leonard Worley Stevie Younts. 51-F- 'Q -X E ,ff sk l '3 QA in-s x QX zlzi ACT THREE A thlctics A ml A ctilfitics X E Girls ' Haskctball Coach, Mr. Venableg Alice Hedrick, Charlotte Jarrett, Jo Ann Black, Laura Hedrick, Paige Burkhart, Peggy Gordon, Paige Leonard, Marie Hedrick, Virginia Jarrell, Eva Rae Swing, Rogene Allred, Betty Curry, Peggy Ann Briggs, Cornelia Hedrick, Sarah Everheart, Martha Younts, Sara Mae Byerly, Shirley Parrish, Gail Hedrick, Myra Russell, Jackie Clodfelter, Hays ' Haskctball First row: Jimmy Beck, Lohr Younts, Bruce Beck, Lowell Vamer, Richard Younts, Second row: Mr. Venable, Coach, Fred McCulloch, Donald Russell, Joe Don Lambeth, Gene Ray Foust, Jerry Gallimore, James Beck. Ehccrlcadcrs .. ,.,N,s-0751 Claudette Gallimore Deaton, Sue Weavil, Peggy Crotts Beck, Carol Whitlock, Billie Moore, Pauletta Smith, Rachel May, 29.27. Klub x lj K' X x X 1 i .1 f X'-Q., 1 ff X I The D. T, Club is a combination of boys and girls who are in basketball, baseball, or cheer- leaders, This Club works at promoting good sportsmanship at Davis-Townsend under the able leadership of Mr. Venable, l Annual Staff 65175 EDIT OR Shirley Sink ASSISTANT EDITOR Eva Rae Swing Business Manager - Jack Clodfelter Sports Editor - Rachel May Feature Editor - Joyce Kennedy Sports Editor - Bruce Beck Snapshot Editor - Claudette Deaton Advertising Manager - Don Hedrick The Daviston is the result of the effort of the Senior Class to bring to you in later years, memories of our 1953-1954 school year, Newspaper Staff EDITOR Pauletta Smith ' ASSISTANT EDITOR Shirley Smith SIN- ,sw Y 't -rx Literary Editor - Shirley Sink Business Manager - Cornelia Hedrick Sports Editor - Gene Foust Circulation Manager - Jo Freeman Sports Editor - Peggy Briggs Sponsor - Miss Bondurant The Chatter, the school newspaper, is a project of the Beta Club, Printed every six weeks it is a duplicated record of our school activities with new items from each grade and club. I-Cialis CNP Q0 fQ0 O90 cr fi Y' I'1'l l L y SECRETARY ' M X O Joyce nedy E X 'Q A 54 U Q2 EREASIEIREI? f f U 'Q v C H A R A CT EF Quturc armers America 0 FF The F. F, A, is an intra-curricular activity having its orgin and root in a definite part of the school curriculum-Vocational Agriculture. Among other things, members learn through active participation how to conduct and take part in a public meetingg to buy and sell co-operatively to solve their own problemsg finance their farming operationsg and to assume civic responsibility MOTTO Learning to Dog Doing to Learng Earning to liveg Living to Serve 5. .53 CLASS OFFICERS Richard Younts Vice-President Jimmy Elberson President Bobby Leonard Secretary Mr. I. H. Kearney Aclivsor Gene Foust Reporter Donald Hunt Sentinel Lohr Younts Treasurer Student Cfauncil The Student Council was founded at Davis-Townsend this year, Our main objectives are to give the students a greater voice in the conduct of the school and to help develop the highest ideals in each student and prepare him for hardships in the years to come, Officers for this year are: Pat Roberts, Secretaryg Lohr Younts, Sergent of armsg Jack Clodfelter, Presidentg Add Dorsett, Treasurerg Richard Younts, Vice-President. 4 H 61116 , , 4. - ,-..1 - -. -W . M,-W -1- f A. .,.. . - V f S-,. .W . ' . , ,, , V , X .4 -ts.. . ,w M. . 1 The 4-H Club has members of many agers. The 4-H's stand for the head,heart,hands, and health all of which we need for our best work. MOTTO: To make the Best Better. High Selma! King And .Queen Richard Younts and Lorett K pl y Slenzenlary King And .Queen Danny Davis and Brenda Joyce Be k E 1 f if 4 5X 21.2. A C T F O U R Advertising Davis Zownsend ,Cirrus 61116 Trng' Q ren BEAUTY CONTEST WINNERS 0 l o 0 0 0 0 0 l 0 o o Q 0 Q 0 0 0 0 Clara Mae Hughes , . . . . First Billie Moore . . . . . . . . Second R. M. VARNER GROCERY Groceries - Richfield Gas Sc Oil Phone Thomasville 2-9843 Highway 109 Route 2 Lexington North Carolina J. C. GREEN Cr SONS Funeral Directors Quick Efficient Ambulance Service Thomasville North Carolina FAIRVIEW CLOTH SHOP Materials for any Occasion GORDON MOTORS Er TRACTOR COMPANY Ford Sales and Service 1236 Fairview Drive Phone 2-0220 10010 off for Schools Phone 2193 or 2448 Lexington North Carolina Lexington North Carolina BOB CARROLL OIL COMPANY Wholesale and Retail Crown Gas, Oil and Heating Oil Firestone Tires Phone 23-5 Thomasville North Carolina SI NK CLEANERS Thomasville's Oldest and Most Reliable Phone 363 Thomasville North Carolina BOSTON STORE Ladies Ready ro Wear -- Ladies Shoes Mens Ready to Wear Thomasville North Carolina LEXINGTON CHAIR CO. BRIGGS LUMBER COMPANY SUPERIGR STONE CGMPANY Compliments of YOUNT'S BARBER SHOP Sandy Grove Road Lexington North Carolina CLYDE'S CASH STORE Lawnmower-s Sharpened and Repaired Pure Gas and Oil Becks Church Road Route 6 Phone 3-6323 Lexington North Carolina Compliments of CITIZENS LIFE INSURANCE AGENCY Insurance of all kinds Lexington North Carolina Compliments of CLYDES TEXACO Thomasville North Carolina STROUDS BARBER SHOP 523 West 5th Avenue Phone 2497 Lexington North Carolina Premium Bread UNITED BAKING CO. 12 East Center Street Phone 2279 Lexington North Carolina Compliments of WAITMANS ESSO Lexington North Carolina PICKETT 5 GREEN 'The Shop For Men' Clothing-Shoes-Furnishings Lexington North Carolina DAVIDSON FUNERAL HOME 24 East Third Street LEXINGTON MOTOR CO., INC. Cadillac - Oldsmobile - International Ph-0116 2212 Conert Craft Boats Sales and Service 214 Main Street Phone 485 Lexington North Carolina Lexington North Carolina Compliments of AUTO SPECIALTY COMPANY Lexington North Carolina ROBY A. LEONARD Wholesale Company Tobacco Products Nations-Counties and School Supplies Phone 2669 540 North Main Street Lexington North Carolina SOUTHERN LUNCH We Specialize in Sunday Dinners Phone 476 Across from Lexington Railway Station Lexington North Carolina CITY BARBER SHOP The only place you will find better barbers is in the next world I. A. 8: C. C. Corn, Prop, Lexington North Carolina Compliments of LA'NIER HARDWARE CO. Ph on e 4 6 7 Lexington North Carolina E 6' E CREDIT CLOTHING CO. Ladies and Gents Ready to wear 34 East First Avenue Phone 2288 Lexington North Carolina Farrnall Tractors A , MCCARN Moron co. I-H Farming Equrprnent Parts-Shop Service Your Lincoln Mercury Dealer' Phone 2444 Lexrngton North Carolina MANN IMPLEMENT CO. L WESTOVER GREENHOUSE 403 North Main Street Mrs. M. L. Kepley, Floriest Corsages-Designs-Potted Plants Also Wedd' ings We grow Orchids 210 Westover Drive Phone 2168 Lexington North Carolina Lexington North Carolina Compliments of LEXINGTON CHAIR COMPANY Compliments of BROWN PAVING CO. Lexington North Carolina Lexington North Carolina Compliments of LEXINGTON HARDWARE CORP. or Farmer's Hardware Co. Hardware and Farm Implements Lexington North Carolina LAMBETH FLOOR COVERING CO Linoleum Rubber - Asphalt - Rubber Tire Plus Carpet Installed from wall to wall All work Guaranteed Phone 2879 107 National Highway Owner - Hubert Lambeth LANTERN DRIVE-IN Located at Highway 64 St 109 Intersection Silver Valley North Carolina Compliments of E 5 L CLEANERS 'Phone 2996 Lexington North Carolina COMMUNITY FOOD CENTER Compliments of John Lybrand A1 Baker Fresh Produce, Groceries 8a Meats Self Service and Deliveries Randolph Street Ext, Phone 2327 Thomasville North Carolina Lexington North Carolina ELLIOTS FLORIST Phone 959 Route 2 Cedar Lodge North Carolina CH EV ROLETI E if fi If DAVIDSON MOTOR CO., INC. Lexington Chevrolet Dealer for over 32 years North Main Street Lexington North Carolina ..a-AA..,..xl::.......,...r..-.-.-. at . . .a-1 nf -....f...s-1 -....-.-t .- . FIRST Compliments of WELBOR NATIO MOTOR, 1 C. BAN Your Dodge and Plymouth Dealer Growth of Deposits Over the Past Forty Six Years National Highway Phone 811-6 Thomasville North Carolina Thomasville North Carolina VIKI G SPRI KLER CO. Automatic Sprinkler Service Fire Protection Sales - Service - Engineering, Estimates and Fire Rates Without Costs 501 Prospect Street Phone 5009 Emergency Phone 8-7574 High Point North Carolina B. L. MORRIS Er SONS Super Market Phone 42 Thomasville North Carolina Compliments of YADKIN VALLEY CHEVROLET fcugv ROLETX 'T LT. II The place to buy your car or truck Denton North Carolina DURHAM LIFE INSURANCE CO. We protect the family Home Office Raleigh, N. C. Howard L, Regan, Agent Box 229 Route 6 L x' gt North Carolina ASHMORE BUSINESS COLLEGE Graduates are Assisted in Securing desired positi Phone 535 Thomasville North Carolina ACME PLUMBING 6' HEATING C Plumbing 8: Heating Contractors Pipe, Valves, Fittings, Water Syst m Phone 2264 L gt North Carolina O. Compliments of HARTZOG'S GROCERY Fresh Meats 8a Groceries Raleigh Road L ingron North Carolina STAR FU RN ITU RE COMPANY Since 1904 Thomasville North Carolina COMMU N ITY HARDWARE CO. Thomasville North Carolina Compliments of SILER FUNERAL HOME Phone 563 5 Memorial P k Drive Thomasville or aro in Nr.hC1a Th DAVIDSON LAU N DRY Phone 400 omasville North Carol Compliments of BROWN EQUIPMENT fr SUPPLY CO., I N C. HOLTON FU RN ITU RE CO. Farm Machines Power Unit Farm Tractors Athens P10 Combines Repair Part Farm Wagons Twine Phone 594 19 E. Guilford Stre Thomasville North Carolina Thomasville North Carolina Compliments of E. H. HEPLER GENERAL STORE Highway 109 R te 2 Thomasville North Carolina JARRELL BROTHERS SU PE RMARKET and Sinclair Service Ph 2 9246 Thomasville North Carolina L FOUST BROTHERS Phone Thomasville 2-9245 or 2-9345 xington North Caroli a HARRELL CHEVROLET CO., INC fongvnoisif Lili?- Ph 27 39 Thomasville North Carolina Complimenfs of SERVICE CENTER, INC Sinclair Products Washing 85 Greasing - Self Service Groceries and Meats Forks of Becks Church Road and U, S 64 Compliments of FREEMO NT MILL Thomasville North Carolina FOUTS AND BECK CONSTRUCTION CO. Roofrng Siding and General Building P O Box 197 Phone 3 1625 Lexington North Carolina Compliments of BRIGGS DEPARTMENT STORE Infants - Childrens Wear Mens - Boys - Fumishings Ladies Ready-to-Wear Lexington North Carolina .. t,.....-.. , ., A A.,- B F: B LAUNDRY Cr DRY CLEANING Phone 2315 Lexington North Carolina Compliments of CAROLINA PANEL CO. Lexington North Carolina FRED THOMPSON, INC. Mallory Hats - Fortune 85 Jarman Shoes Clothcraft Clothcraft 8L Michaelsstien Clothes Lexington North Carolina HINKLE MILLING COMPANY Manufacture of Flour, Meal gc Feed Thomasville North Carolina REED SUPPLY COMPANY Everything for the Builder Between High Point and Thomasville Phone 858 Thomasville Phone 7271 High Point High Point North Carolina Compliments of FAIRVIEW CLEANERS Lexington North Carolina PERKINS PONTIAC, INC. THE J. F. WARD CO. Phone 2726 Merchandise of Quality' 408 National Highway Phone 2344 Thomasville North Carolina Lexington North Carolina BUCK YOUNG OIL COMPANY SMITH 84 FRITTS Botany, Curlee, 8a Town Sc Campus Clothing Irvin Foster Sportswear Distributors Sinclair Products Brentwood Sweaters Hubbard Slacks Phone 585 Bostonian Shoes Lexington North Carolina Lexington North Carolina RALPH'S FLOWER SHOP Ralph Baily - Owner Compliments of GRUBB MOTOR LINES, INC. Cut Flowers Potted Plants Our Specialty Weddings 107 Cecil Street Phone 2826 Lexington North Carolina Lexington North Carolina GARNER'S GROCERY 5 SERVICE STATION Meats - Frozen Foods PERPETUAL SAVINGS C1 LOAN ASSOCIATION Lexington North Carolina GREEN PRINTING COMPANY Office Supplies and Gifts Lexington North Carolina COMMUNITY FOOD CENTER Fresh Produce Groceries and Meats Self Service and Deliveries Randolph Street Ext. Thomasville North Carolina DIXIE FUR ITURE CO. Manufacturers of Bedroom Fumiture Lexington North Carolina Thomasville T-VILLE TELEVISION Exclusive TV Dealers Durmont and RCA Victor Phone 2-4268 103 National Highway CENTER North Carolina YQUNTS FARMALL SERVICE STATION TRACTORS Gas, Oil, Meats, and Grocerres IH Framing Equipment C0- phone 3 4924 Parts 84 Shop Service Peggy Fmts Cashier Mann Implement Company Becks Church Road Route 6 403 North Main Street Lexrngton North Carolina Lexington North Carolina Compliments of HILL MOTOR CGMPANY Compliments of BELK-MARTIN Ford Cars-Trucks-Tractors Sales and Service Lexrngton North Carolina Denton North Carolina THOMPSON AUTO CO. COBLE - .'-. Guaranteed Used Cars MRY5'E3l?j PUOIIC 353 118 W. Main Street Thomasvi11e's Oldest, Most Reliable Agency Thomasville North Carolina SUNLIGHT LAUNDRY Let our Phone Line Be Your Clothes Line 20 West Fourth Street Phone 428 Lexington North Carolina E. M. WARD COMPANY Manufactures and Dealers in A11 Kinds of Finished Building Materials Phone 527 Lexington North Carolina PARKER-MILLER CO. Registered Jewelers Gifts for all Occasions Lexington North Carolina S 6' S IMPLEMENT COMPANY John Deere Farm Equipment Phone 538 Lexington North Carolina Phones 34597 - 20114 Reservations Accepted Rot, MOTEL CAVALIER GP N4 4,0 Q39 U.S.29-'708c52 TOR C 1 mile south of Lexington, N. C. Mr. Sc Mrs. H. N. Foster Mr, 85 Mrs, Clayton Fostor Owners and Managers Managers Lexington North Carolina Willie Lambeth Veterans Tin Shop Joe T, Scroggs Lackey Amoco Service Rose Marie Beauty Shop Hodgins Fumiture Company The Dixie Shop The Gold Shop Standard Barber Shop Vogue Beauty Shop Miller and Sink Hardware Ray Winslow Eanes Electric and Supply Company Fritts Packing Company R. 8a S. Motors Mr. 8: Mrs. Iaffie Hughes Ann May Harold Hughes City Cleaners Beans Grill Myers Grocery Sunset Flower Shop Wright Grocery Hedricks Grove Supply Dairy Bar N. Main Service Station Johnson Hardware BOOSTERS C. and S, Grocery Anchor Studio Hilltop Bar-B-Q Glanel1's Joe Morris Claudes Restaurant Period Furniture House Butler Furniture Company Carolina Tire Company Lanier Grocery R. G. Hill Motor Company Army-Navy Store Washeteria Evans Pontiac Leonard Cleaners Cut Rate Furniture Deluxe Barber Shop Dacotah Cotton Mills, Inc. Carolina Appliance Denton Cloth Shop Myers Appliance Wilson Metal Shop Gold Star Cleaners C. L, Keams Sexton Jewelry Co. Newson Jewelers Beck's Bar -B-Q Farm Bureau, Inc, Autographs Autographs 5. a 1 w I 'vfgup-,4 xv., W my ,Q -, .,,v,. -. 1 A 1 P 15, f 4 fl I - V 4 WJ 1.,.:,1r:':f, ' F ' v f' 1 1.1 ., 1 .T ,.A. , A r .w v x fl I., .,, ,,f pi-is . .' ,-M' 'lzpy wk. 1 wif 11 z,. 1 '- s, .- Wk ,VN V .v'., -QL' ,ya .gf ' f- v 3-ml ,W , , 1: M ,H ' ' . , af-aw -L' -' 11- W -1 '?W'J l: 'Hl'w'2' ' . ' J E - 2-4, 3-1, ,mg sqhpri li, j, 33 ' P . uw .G+ if , -- qs' ', 5 3 fi gm? 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