Denton High School - Phoenix Yearbook (Denton, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1949 volume:

V i DSDICATIOrr 1 ■ I ' l 6 Because of her happy smile, her winning ways and her ability to be one of us—because she has helped us endlessly and tirelessly, we, the seniors, humbly and proudly dedicate this 1949 Feenlx to one of our teachers, Miss Hazel Hoover KR. IIUSS tJDTMPT Pu T KISS DALTON ENGLISH-SOCIAL STUDIES Jj-ryJLf ' ’JL cl b-ojt b KRS. LOFTIM SOCIAL STUDIES ■nr I A ‘ . uj 4 :z UJA.J .Tn’ir.-ME tECK RACHEL BHO ' AER !st9 Cli.b 3,-i; .‘j. ranal 3 CoTi.Tierc 1 a 1 Clur 3,- ; De;;- ■: -I -Li te Eboi ' f -I; • 1 F« ® ? 1 1 f-. [ •• . i [ j ' ' v Av.v .y ' ■ � ■ ;. ■ 7 t a ?.v.v.« s ' sr .asr .-y, m., a .Vf a-it a fegiife; PATSY BUZHAitDT fcaakettal] 1,2,3,4; 4H Club 1; Class Treasurer 1; Class Vice-President 4; F.H.A. Club 2,3,4; Song Leader 2,3; rie. ' ' Ort- er 4; Clee Club 3,4; Recitation Contest 1,2,3 Class Play 3; Commercial Club 3,4; Class Song- i writer 4; Feen ' v Staff 4. Class Play 4.All tournament CATHERINE CARRICK BaskeLt ' ill 1 ,2 , , 4 ; :..i s All County 3 ;;:arsinal 3 L-eta Club 3,4; lies Clu ' 3,4 ; Conimei ' cl.a 1 Club Vi President 3; Co. ' -m.crcla Club President 4;C2aas Treasurer 4;Denton ..1- Llte Sporbs Edltcr 4; Feenix Staff 3.4:Cl9S3 Play 3 . f ecltatlon cont Popularity contest 1,4 BILLY DAVIS F.F.A. 1,4; Class Play 3 Glee Club 3; 4H Club 1,2 3; Commercial Club 4; Annual Staff 3; Class Superlative 4. BILL CARROLL F.F.A. 2,4; 4H Club 1,2; Testator 4; Peenix Staff 3,4. I 2 5908 00742704 5 n523Eir !iKa£ Vitt tilM -tfA y4H SASA hah: I30N ?. 3 . A. 2 , .3,4 ; Class Iren sur¬ er 2 •.basVeLi-all 1,2,3,4; Class Flay 3;;-eentx Staff 3,4;beta Club 3,4;ueta Club Preslcer.t 4;Clas3 PrfslFent 4;rier.ton :;:-L ' te. Staff 4; Corr„ ' ier ' lal Club 4; ' •-lee lub 3,4;ueta Club C.T.ver.t ' - ' n Iel ' .-!:!.e 4;het:. Clui ’i ' . e P:’fs ' . f.- -t Sei ' D S- ' - ' r- lal ' ve 4; Class r ' t 4; 1®- cU-.for. Conte ' -t I,. ; Vrl Sen! ' . 3 l; l ' if. ss Play 4. LUCILLF. HAFRISON i 3 2 s 1 . - , , ' ; ' ■ ulib 1; Basketball Cay tain 4- 11 an All County 4, All 1 ou r nairent 4. EARBAHA CRUEfa ilnA- ' ll-’- V ; 4 •: ci -t ; L� i.’ • - ' ui C j- ' 3 .2 . ; . . i; -Lite ' fe JAl ' KS HUM .,3, ' I; ijaskoLbaH 3,4; Bus tr veij 3,4. C HARLP.S LAX P.F.A. t,2,3,4: bus Lrlvei ' : ,4; Coirjnfircial :;lub 7 1‘ ; Senior Su;,-er- latTve ; Cia -s blay 4. a -■ ' .k :. UnKR ;lee ' 5ii, b 3,4; ilrl Scouts ,.i; CoLuicrclal C1ub 3,4. t DOPOTHY LCPLIN 4-H Club 1. s. i?raYa- � r. ' :v .v, .vTi VIRGIK LOFLIN Comn.ercial Club 3,4; Senior Superlative. Cl ' VARY MITCHKLL F.H.A. I’,3,4; Class Treasurer 3: Feenlx Staff 3: beta Club 3,4; Senton HI-Lite Staff 4; Comrierclal Club 4; Glee Club 3,4; F. .A. Parlia¬ mentarian 3,4; f.ior’shal 3 ■ V: e tb a . 1 1 .. a . 4 : ' asbetball Captain 4; Glass .rcpnet 4; hoclta- tl.cn 3; Class . lay 4. .v. y. A ' , j. k a ■■- eval’-m; V , Commercial Club ' ' ' ' .j 31ef Club 3: F.H.A. Club 3,4; Senior Superlative; Clasa Seci’etary 4; Denton Hi-L’te Staff 4. JEAN ROGERS Clasa Secretary S; Cheerleader 3; Glee Club 3; C ' -ta Club .‘,4; •ieto Club Sec etar? 4- Eeta Club Convention Lelevate 4; Commerc’al Club 3,4; Feer. ' X Staff 3,4; ,.eiit -in iil-L ' te Staff 4. FLAT NT SNIDFH Commercial Club 3,4; Glee Club 3; F. ' i.A. Clul 1, 1,3,4; 4-H Club 1; Lei ton H’-L ' te Staff 4 - POY MORRIS Sua Driver 3,4; Saaket ball R,3,4; Class Pr ' Ident 3; Clasa Play Senior Superlat ' ve; Clasa Play 4. I I I t SURi-AT ' Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 3,4. UGK ' T. YC ' JN ' G ■-•.F.A. 1,2,3,4; F.P.A, Treasurer 3; F.P.A. Presi¬ dent 4; rus Grlver 4; • ' eenix Staff 3.4: Senior Superlative: Class Alay 4. -■PA ' : AS Class Vice-PreslJent 1 4’.: Club 1; 4:: Clut sec¬ retary 1; . Club 2, 3,4; beta Club 3,4; ilee Club 3,4; Commercial Slut 3,4; l.iarshal 3; bentor. :.i-Llte Staff 4; Class President 2; Senior SuL ' Cr- Istlve 4; kecltatlon Con¬ test . ' (Inner 1; Po.ularlty Contest ' .’inner 2 ' I ' - ' .J ' I ' V. T .n.y.v , i ' . ttt I S ' i A MO?T LIKELY TO SUCCEED Eugene Young Betty Loflin priid;dlisst Dorothy R. l.iorgan Johnnie Beck 3IJ.3l;ST JLIHT ■iva Lett Lanier Billy Carroll MOST COI.CMirMD ranees Tysinger Johnnie Beck la w ' A ’ m w jy. T a n . ?7? , ' r ' . , ' T -. , , ,,v . ' .rr y j ' L4SS£g p Does it not seem hard to realize that the class now graduating from this school was ever a class of green young freshmen? Yet such is the fact. Four years ago we entered high school, a bit uncertain as to what the years ahead would bring; but under the supervision of Miss Aulene Powell with Johnny Beck as our president, we soon learned our way about. Our freshman daj ' s were short lived. Soon a year had passed, and we were sophomores. This year we welcomed some new members to our class and were under the direction of Miss Pauline Roach with Frances Tysinger as our President. In the fall of 1947, we returned to school to find that we were juniors. This year we entered into many social events with Miss Rebecca Dalton as our supervisor. Foy Morris was welcomed to our class and was immediate¬ ly elected president. Our Junior play “She’s My Daisy” and the Junior-Senior Banquet “Old South” really proved that we realized the responsibility of our po¬ sitions. Then came the climax, the senior year. Several members of our class did not return for the final stop. Mrs. E. O. Lane, our able leader, and Sara Harrison, our class president, guided us successfully through this last and most important year. We are nearing the end of our educational journey; our duties as sen¬ iors are almost over. As we leave this school, we must truthfully admit that whatever troubles and annoyances have come to us have been largely our fault. With all oj you we leave this thought in mind, “Today we Sail; Tomorrow we Anchor.” Dorothy Doby Class Historian ri I I am Mother Time - steel yourself for a trip into the future. It’s 1958, and the world has changed for the betterment of women. First we’ll visit the modern home. Ah - what have we here? Bending over a hot atomic stove is Billy Carroll preparing dinner. Tied to his apron strings are Bill Jr. and little Sally. Upon question we find that his unpre¬ dictable wife Sara is off hunting with her bazooka and mechanical dog. She will probably be late for dinner. So on we must go! Next we’ll stop at the Pink House (once known as the White House) where we find Rebecca Futrell as first lady of the nation, President Rebecca Futrell. As always she is quick to begin conversation and tells us of her husband (her third one) who is none other than Johnnie Beck of class ’49. He’s one of these flippy men who never make up their minds, always running here and there and staying on the telephone-tele- vision all afternoon. Beckie’s primeTminister of jokes to Mars, Dorothy Rose Morgan, just pulled one on their top joker. She asked why the mouse left home. For minutes there was no answer, and Rose burst out with - because he found out his father was a Rat. All Mars roared with laughter. While Beckie is tending to some businesss, Johnnie gives out with the latest gossip. It’s rumored that Eugene Young has been to the Super-Sonic Beauty Salon three times this week to have his hair dyed, and his wife Frances Tysinger is having a time keeping his bills paid. She pilots a jet plane from the earth to the moon and has little time for Eugene. Evadean Morris, who owns the Chevrolet airplane works, has been taking Billy Davis out to dinner lately; and it’s rumored that it’s a sure thing she will pop the question. .Bill will soon be an old bachelor, you know. That lucky Catherine Carrick is one of the most famous women in the world. Why just the other day she sold 5,000 Atomic Sun-ray Skin Tanners to the fair men of Denton, North Carolina. We must leave Johnnie and travel on. What is that I hear now? Oh yes - it’s the famous orators Betty Reid Loflin and Rachel Brower. They are speaking about the sensational Berlin address delivered by Virgie Loflin in 1950 to the people of Germany. It was this great speech that saved the world from a third world war. You remem¬ ber Jean Rogers who married John Jarvis - well she is now owner and operator of the Atlantic-Pacific Stream Line Railway Co. - what love can do! Now for some entertainment! Joan Floyd runs the only giggling arena in the world, and Elaine Snider directs a choir of 100 people who sing, “I’ve Been working on the Railraod’’ in a different city every night. Ava Lea Lanier owns a racing car and is world famous for her reckless driving for which she has won several gold cups. Let’s turn to the agriculture of our fair country. Paul Bean is the cook and house keeper for Joan Surratt who owns a large cattle farm near Handy. Barbara Grubb and Imogene Gallimore are still living in wedded bliss without a care in the world, except for the huge vegetable farm they operate with the help of their husbands. Would you like to travel on and have some more enterainment? Patsy Buzhardt, famous soprano opera singer, sings “Auld Land Syne” as we enter the international gymnasium for a basketball game. Guess who the coach of the All American girl’s team is? Lucille Harri¬ son! She’s the most brilliant coach of our time. Her technique is very much like that of T. K. Huss in ’49 Now let us visit the metropolis of the South, Asheboro. To no one’s ' surprise we find Peggy Gallimore operator and owner of the world’s largest implement company. Her husband. Bob Holt, is hom.e beating the brats and putting them to bed. Ahh! What have we here? Nell Adams chasing Foy Morris with an old time fire shovel. Don’t get excited; it’s only a play. Nell is trying to direct ' her leading actor, Foy, in the picture “Life in ’49”. Dorothy Loflin, society’s best entertainer, holds open house every night. Dorothy has been supporting her handsome husband for some time now. While we are visiting, why not run down to Texas? We’ll go by Atomic Bus. Dorothy Lea Doby happens to own the International Bus Line that runs across the U. S. in short order. “Be quiet everybody,” the bus driver is speaking. He’s asking everyone to please fasten their safety belts. Hey! It’s none other than our old friend Charles Lax, who was once a school bus driver. Well, here we are in Texas. It is owned by James Hunt’s wife. He lives in luxury, wears a 20 gallon hat, and carries a cap buster. Life can be beautiful. My visit is about over. I hear Father Time calling me, but there is one more person we must see. It’s the last one l eft from the senior class of ’49. You know who it is? Of course it’s Mrs Lane. She’s in Morgan ton and is enjoying herself very much, although she hasn’t taught school for several years. Her sympathetic and understanding class of ’49 reserved a padded cell. Oh yes! There is still one more I had forgotten; it’s Mary Mitchell, but I won’t tell about her. It’s too touching to speak of. I must go. Goodbye! Mary Mitchell Class Prophet T � OIlaHa Po?m A.-. ★ ★ ★ ★ New friendships were formed in 37 When we first-graders met. To be together was our aim; That thought is echoed yet. All through the grammer grades we sped; And freshman we became- So awkward, green and silly too, With hopes to win much fame. For twelve long years we’ve worked so hard But oh, what years they’ve been- Years filled with work and fun and joy, With worries now and then. And now at last the time has come! We Seniors lead the way. Bright caps and gowns, but heavy hearts. Are ours on this great day. We’re proud of the part. Dear Denton High, You’ve had in moulding each one. We’ll always hold your mem’ries dear When our school days are done. Sara Harrison Class Poet 3 4 :l “• } r f i; sSssj ffir WE, the SENIOR CLASS OF ’49 OF DENTON HIGH SCHOOL, sup¬ posedly possessing a high degree of intelligence and considering with cer¬ tainty our graduation, do hereby make, publish and declare this to be our Last Will and Testament. I. 1. 11 . ARTICLE I — TO THE FACULTY To Mr. Huss we will a basketball team that will come up to his every expectation. H. To HI. ' To IV. To V. To VI. To VH. To VIII. To IX. To X. To XI. To I. To ARTICLE II — TO THE JUNIOR CLASS e Junior Class we will our ability to giggle at troubles and sorrows and also our ability to stick together through thick and thin. ARTICLE HI — TO VARIOUS INDIVIDUALS I, Johnny Beck, will my curly hair to Wesley Terrel. I, Bill Carroll bequeath my bird dogs to Mr. Huss. III. I, Paul Bean, leave my height to Leo Buie. IV. I, Dorothy Rose Morgan, leave my ability to draw circles to Mrs. Harrison. V. We, Sara Harrison and Patsy Buzhardt, will our A1 Jolson act to Bett Campbell and Betty Sue Sexton. VI. I, Mary Michell, will my peroxide bangs to Don Rea Hedrick. VH. We, Imogene Galimore and Barbara Grubb, bequeath our undying friendship to Billie Ann Mitchell and Jane Harrison. VHI. I, Rebecca Futrell, will Max Garner to Uncle Sam providing I can have him back. IX. I, Catherine Carrick, leave my place as “Miss All County” to Faye Nance. X. I, Jean Rogers, will my sweet ways to Phyllis Crotts. XI. I, Dorothy Lea Doby, give my ability to keep secrets to Rebecca Snider. XH. I, Frances Tysinger, will my nickname “Blondie” to Rose Carolyn Crouse. XHI. I, Dorothy Loftin, leave my quiet ways to Gene Gallimore. XIV. I, Rachel Brower, will my friendly smile to Lucille Dorsett. XV. I, Betty Loflin, will my place as chief marshall to Earline Davis. XVI. I, Peggy Gallimore, will my cheerleader outfit to Nona Lea Bell. XVH. I, Billy Davis, will my “quiet ways” to Billy Rogers. XVIH. I, Eugene Young, leave Old 23 to Wade Owen. XIX. I, Joan Surratt, will my red hair to Joan Tysinger. XX. I, Lucille Harrison, leave my basketball suit to Martha Jane Snider XXI. I, Nell Adams, bequeath my size to Sula Bell Sexton in hopes she won’t be called little. XXH. I, Foy Morris, will my ability to play basketball to Billy Anderson . i ii ' .i iVi 4.1 ti ' i I ' A i ' . ' i iV. ja .?! i r. j.i ' :.. ■ ' .; . i.t;.-. CLASS Wn.T XXIII. I, Virgie Loflin, leave my blushes to Sara Craig. XXIV. I, Elaine Snider, will my tiny waist line to Zenda Lee Snider. XXV. I, James Hunt, will my ability to square fractions to Charles Westmoreland. XXVI. I, Joan Floyd, bequeath my wit to Arlene Morris. XXVII. I, Charles Lax, leave my big plans in agriculture to Mr. Kluttz. XXVIII. I, Ava Lea Lanier, will my music ability to Mary Ruth Young. XXIX. I, Evadean Morris, will my neatness to Alreta Snider. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I do hereby set my hand and seal this- -day of-, A. D., 1949. Signed- Bill Carroll, Testator Witness fc-J a (0ur l apptnpaa ★ ★ ★ ★ Deinton School, to you and me, Means work and play and merry glee; And to us you’ll always be— Our Happiness. Where we’ve come for many years Thro’ our sorrows, thro’ our cheers; Trying hard to please you, dear— Our Happiness. Our tender memories of you shall never depart And you’ll always be held in a place That’s near to our hearts. The class of ’49 is true, And our hearts are very blue As we say “goodbye” to you— Our Happiness. CLASS SONG: By: Patsy Buzhardt TUNE: “My Happiness” TV� ■ ' ' LUCILLE DORSEl ' T DORIS GALLI?.:ORE HOSKA GALLI.VORE CLI RTON GARICKR ARNOLD VANCE HARRISON liCN RRA he: kick 2h.i;LiA LhE oHIOKK ’.VAYKS ROBY I.;0RRIS SULA BELL SEXTON REBECCA SKI DiiR BILLY mEVER ARLEKE EORRIS HERBERT ROBiRT VtAUE OWEN MONROE SNIDER MARTI!A JANE , SNIDER lURMAi; SNILiR I 3 3 3 i JUMORS Nina Daniels Elizabeth Rlerce t ' i g« J.l 1.1 iVi . I ..t.. i.ii. ' BILLY BETTY SUE BILLY H. BOBBY ROGERS SEXTON SEXTON SLACK CLARENCE SNICSR CLARA ROSE SURRATT JANE SURRATT r • -4 ■ JOANNS TYSINGER LOT N-ARTIN FAYE NANCE RONALD THOMPSON CORA BELL WAISNER lA ' i J. P. MORGAN MABLE JO MORRIS ! ( - J f f I SRH ’Y AIA.VS A fin BEJ N IVOGE.NK BECK DONALD BI3HER 1 ' RONNIE EUZG.ARLT RALPH CARROLL SARAH CHATS ALLETTA BERNARD DAMAL3 FERRELL ALLEN FINE I t I ' l ;■; v.- ' ' i ' ...... ■.f f ' i J Er: TH C ' lAVER KATE FLOYD ' JO ANN FOALEH Tr i riSm?r i ? VuY i Ym vrTr . r;Iia ' ‘j . ; m a? ! ito � m. iv, A .y. ?.’; ' .-■ ,« a ftA a l. 1.1 llLA.i i Ai,L ALJi aA - yi4UMA Oux y 7 ■ ' - I A I ? I DOAK GAILIVORS INEZ GARNER NANCY oar;;sr GL ' IVR v 7 h ' Tr JCA l . . ' i- ' i JicJ PRANCES tiALL fra::cf.s JT-LIN %lLuJ i RUTH TUCKUH VONCEIL TURNER EUGENE VANHOY NOREKE VARNER P ? j ' j ? w. ' f ' y )A ’ r ' .r ' . ' - i:: i. ■ , 1 Mrs, Gallimore Mrs. Surratt Mrs. Loftin Mrs. Snider Mrs. Fuller riiTii liiiAiii; ' rs . ?llutz I. ' iss Smith ;. ' .rs. Shields f. ' rs. Surratt Tiiinii liiiiiii; ;ls3 Feezor Mrs. Davis Mrs. Skeen rill m il iin iii; I ' lllST liltAIII. ’.’rs, Bisher Mrs, Haltom Mrs. Surratt J r!rs. Flummer Mrs, Doby CCAC.I T. !r’SS Buzhardt, Harrison, Hedrick, ?iHtchell, Snider, Young, Sexton, Floyd, Morgan, Harrison, Ca-:ipboll, Garrick, Yance, Galli’nore, F ' rank, Hall, Surratt, Stokes, Harrison, Mitchell, Daniels, Snider, Turner, Morris, Hunt, Snider, Hedrick, Morris J; HLS C: ' ' .t;! ' iiS :h.ry ' :.-:zc;-c:i LucllS M .rr-son r,!:-;: ' Duzliarot Mary Hoth Yo :ng lio;-. Rea Hec. rick ; ■■ Sa 1 - i n- r-r VO. ' •r;r ' ris nl io - ,;cca Sr. ‘ ier ilate Floyd Catherine Garrick Faye Hance Betty Ganr-bell Jorothy Rose or.’an •otty Sue Sex ' .... . Coach T. K. Huss Foy Morris Wade Owens Jimmy Harrison Roby Morris BCYS BASK3TBALL Co-Cantains Poy Morris Roby Iv orrls Thurman Snider Johnnie 3eck Vance Harrison V.esley Terrell Bobby Slack J ame s rlun t Roby ' .mray Foy Monroe Wade 1 I Mary Kltchell Roby I.:orrls COACR T. RUSS Poy Worrls COACH T. K. HUSS Lucille Harrison I JOHNNIE ? t RACHEL BROWER ASSOCIATE EDITOR ( - ROBY MORRIS ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER REBECCA FUTRELL PHOTOGRAPHER MRS. E.O. SPONSOR LANE EUGENE YOUNG JOKE EDITOR PATSY BUZHARDT SNAPSHOT EDITOR HAZEL HOOVER SPONSOR � I BETA 4-H Club i COMMERCIAL CLUB GLEE CLUB ! LWfr: }: ■■f:Tarr ri!nsmTrs: Jxih a a a � � , a w m BUS DRIVERS Ira Bean Thunr.an Snider Foy Morris Eugene Young Charles Lax Mr. T. K. Huss S. L. Pine James Hunt Buddy Graver Paul Bean Denton Doubles Cook--Ployd, Lloyd Yokely--Charles, Ross Loflln--Yarlene, Carlene Bell--Curtis. Lermit ; ' ;ewsoni--Donnie, Ronnie iJorris--Anh, Kan Cody--Jane, Judy Cranford--Cclleen, V.adlne I 5 tAr.V- ■ ■ zyirsr-, £rtps: u-z. 2 s ' R is i : 5 a.Tmm e rt tTr e ' ■ y_ i,Ax c i ' .= (y 7?scft ' e-r ' 4( e TK 0 ' J- I Compliment Your Letter WITH Your Dealer Has It! PHONE 66 DENTON, N. C. A husband is the kind of man Who drives me to a rage, He can’t recall my birthday, But he always knows my age. Compliments of ★ ★ ★ ★ Anchor Theatre ★ ★ ★ ★ COMPLIMENTS OF LANIER’S GROCERY STORE GROCERIES MEATS NOTIONS FROZEN FOODS PHONE 29 DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA DAVIS aid FDTRELL - - ' - FINISHED LUMBER OF ALL KINDS BUILDING SUPPLIES Tel. 75-N Denton, North Carolina Miss Dalton: The sentence “My father had money” is in the past tense. Now, Billy, what tense would you be speaking in if you said, “My father has money?” Billy S.: Pretense. SUNSET FLOWER SHOP FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ★ ★ ★ ★ DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA mm liiBEn comPAii! MANUFACTURERS OF ☆ ROOFERS DIMENSIONS ☆ DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Wade O. My car has an indifferent horn. Monroe S. What kind of a horn is that ? Wade: Oh - it just doesn’t give atoot. COMPLIMENTS OF Ashmore Business College Mrs. Evelyn H. Deaton Phone 535 East Main Street Thomasville, N. C. Approved G. I. Free Courses Charter Member National Council of Business Schools FREE PLACEMENT SERVICE Compliments of mil niBimi ciiPAiy ff THE FORD PLACE ' ' DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF 1 SUNRISE STOP GAS-OIL-GROCERIES-FOUNTAIN SERVICE ☆ LOCATED ON HIGHWAY 109 - ONE MILE NORTH OF DENTON Conductor on train: No smoking, sir. Jimmy H. I’m not smoking. Conductor: You have a pipe in your mouth. Jimmie H. I have shoes on my feet too, but I’m not walking. Hilltop Bar-B-Cue SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS ALWAYS WELCOME DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Carter Crotts FINISHED LUMBER DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Paul B.: What is a snuff manufacturer? Leo B.: A man who goes around putting his business in other people’s noses. Compliments of Compliments of ★ ★ ★ ★ SURRATT’S DENTON CAFE BARBER SHOP Denton, North Carolina Quality. ★ ★ ★ ★ Denton, North Carolina Compliments of COLE MILLING COMPANY Manufacturers of Flour - Meal - Feed Denton, North Carolina COMPLIMENTS OF Denton Lumber Company MANUFACTURERS OF ROOFERS DIMENSIONS DENTON, N. C. Compliments of Denton Ice Fuel Co. DENTON, N. C. TELEPHONE 9 Mrs. Lane; Jack, will you please construct a sentence using the word “ar¬ chaic.” Jack G.: We can’t have archaic and eat it too. SURRAH HOSIERY MILL MANUFACTURERS OF FANCY CHILDREN AND MISSES’ ANKLETS Newsome, North Carolina ★ ★ ★ ★ HOSIERY FINISHED BY MXAIN HOSIERY CORPORATION ROCKWELL, NORTH CAROLINA NEW YORK OFFICE 1415 EMPIRE STATE BUILDING Compliments of Carolina Bank and Trust Company MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION ☆ DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Roby A. Leonard Wholesale Company TOBACCO PRODUCTS, DRUGS, COFFEE SCHOOL SUPPLIES CANDIES 540 NORTH MAIN STREET PHONE 2669 LEXINGTON, N. C. a R ' l ! Ta COMPLIMENTS OF PICKETT GREEN ★ ★ ★ ★ ‘‘THE SHOP FOR MEN f f CLOTHING-SHOES-FURNISHINGS ★ ★ ★ ★ LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA A dog is loved By old and young; He wags his tail And not his tongue. Fill liin 11. MALLORY HATS FORTUNE and JARMAN SHOES • CURLEE CLOTHCRAFT and MICHAELS - STERN CLOTHS • Lexington, North Carolina Pickett Ward Dept. Store -- ON THE SQUARE Lexington, North Carolina WE OUTFIT THE WHOLE FAMILY 7 r C ' ! fc;i -.1 ►•i I Newsom Brothers ★ ★ ★ ★ JEWELERS ★ ★ ★ ★ Phone 34 DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Bill D. Hi Evedean Would you like to have dinner with me tonight? Evedean M. Why, Bill I’d just love to. Bill D. Fine! Tell your mother I’ll be over at six o’clock and not to have hash. Compliments of Denton Telephone Co. ☆ DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Yadkin Valley Chevrolet Company GENUINE CHEVROLET PARTS ACCESSORIES PHONE 52 DENTON, N. C. EXPERT REPAIRING Roby M. (Entering Taylor’s Clothing Store) Could I try on that suit in the window. Mary M.: We’d rather you’d use the dressing room. Rex Furniture Co. COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS WHERE PRICE AND QUALITY MEET Compliments of Garner Electric Co. WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA DAV-SON CORK BACK = -- BULLETIN BOARDS I 1 SAFETY RECORD THIS_ WEEK lMjT|WlT FjS LOST TIME I ACCIDENT ' M ' SERIOUS DOCTOR I i ' I CASES I M ANNOUNCEMENTS_ OUR CONCENTRATED DRIVE THE LAST TWD MONTHS FOR 100 PER CENT ATTENDANCE AND PRDDUCTIDN IS SHOWING 6000 RESULTS DIRECTORY FLOOR CAFETERIA S ' WEST EMPLOYMENT OFFICE H.L. KRUSE 1 T EAST i I I DAV-SON cork back and changeable letter bulletin boards are constructed with light ' walnut finish frames. The cork posting surface consists of !4 inch cork mounted on !4 inch 3-ply veneer. The changeable letter insert is of grooved wood felt covered. These bulletins are made to endure as only the finest of materials are used in their construction. Bulletin board with two set in glass doors. Both sides cork. STYLE: TWO SET IN GLASS 30 x 48 . 30 ' x 60 ' . 36 x 48 . .. 36 x60 . S30.00 32.50 31.25 36.25 ALL PRICES F. O. B. CHICAGO For Use In SCHOOLS CHURCHES FACTORIES OFFICES STORES CLUBS PUBLIC BUILDINGS Bulletin board with two set in glass doors. One side cork the other changeable letter insert. (Letters are not included) 30 x 48 30 x 60” 36 x 48 36 x 60 $44.85 51.40 49 40 59 35 SPEC ' AL ASSORTMENT OF 600■ AND 1 INCH LETTERS $12.00 THESE BULLETIN BOARDS ARE FITTED WITH A LOCK AND KEY TO INSURE NO UNAUTHORIZED CHANGE OR ANNOUNCEMENTS. t ' ■.! ’i . I DISTRIBUTORS: SCHOOL GIFT SERVICE 4925 GLENDALE KANSAS CITY 4, MISSOURI W( HAVE A CHANGEABIE I EI I ER OR CORK BOLLEIIN FOR EVERY NEED-CONSUII 0$ Compliments of DENTON CLEANEBS and LADNDBT - m —-— TELEPHONE 83 DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Frances T. I don’t intend to be married until I’m 30. Joan T. I don’t intend to be 30 until I’m married. Compliments of PICKETT ' S 5 IOg store And DEPARTMENT STORE Compliments of DENTON PUBUSHING CO. INC. Denton, N. C. Compliments of DENTON BARBER SHOP Denton, North Carolina W. A. HEDRICK COMPLIMENTS OF Denton Auto Supply Co. ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ SHELL GAS OIL ★ ★ ★ ★ DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Nell A. Will your parents be surprised when you graduate? Peggy G. Oh, no. They’ve been expecting it for several years now C. S. DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA STAPLE FANCY GROCERIES MEAT A SPECIALTY Phone 41 We Deliver Compliments of DA VIDSON AUTO PARTS GARAGE DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA I I v, a rmmmm {iV. fV ii .V.{ n‘ ' i I I J- § ! I I 5 Compliments of Taylor Clothing Store CLOTHING FOR THE FAMILY - -4S � DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Charles L.: I wonder why Adam was made first. Eugene Y.: To give him a chance to say a few words. Compliments of DENTON HARDWARE CO. HARDWARE GA.R DEN IMPLEMENT Denton, North Carolina Compliments of DAVIDSON MUTUAL FARMERS EXCHANGE ti THOMASVILLE, LEXINGTO N i DENTON FINE CLASS RINGS ANNOUNCEMENTS AWARDS Since 1897 Representative: L. C. CHILES 611 COLONIAL DRIVE HIGH POINT, N. C. “FOR A NEW TASTE THRILL — FOR A LASTING LIFT” ON ALL OCCASIONS CHEERWINE IS GOOD TASTE CHEER WINE IS DELIGHTFULLY DELICIOUS! NEXT TIME AND EVERY TIME, DRINK LIVELY, ENERGIZING CHEERWINE! have you had a CHEERWINE since yesterday? it s better than ever! More people are drinking Cheerwine than ever before Mrs. Lane: “Will someone who has studied his lesson make a sentence to show that “trinkle” means to run and “narrative” is a tale?” Monroe S. “The big yellow dog trinkled down the street with a tin can tied to his narrative.” Compliments of NEHl BEVERAGE COMPANY QUALITY BEVERAGES SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA DENTON DRUG STORE ★ ★ ★ ★ WE SPECIALIZE IN QUALITY DRUGS AND PRESCRIPTIONS ★ ★ ★ ★ J. W. ROYAL, Manager TELEPHONE 14-M DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Jay B. What are those holes in the wood? Ira B. They’re knot holes. Jay B. Well, what are they, then? Compliments of ★ msiiR m m miu ★ ★ ★ ★ BUY HUNT ' S DENWOOD CHICKS FROM — ' — @ — — Denton Hatchery U. S. - N. C. APPROVED PULLORUM CLEAN CHICKS FULLY GUARANTEED —•— m —■— DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Cut Rate Furniture Company —— EVERYTHING FOR THE HOME ir ir -k if Phone 72 Denton, North Carolina Mr. Snider: How does the moon affect the tide? Becky F.: It doesn’t. Only the untied. SURRATTS GARAGE WELDING AND AUTO REPAIRING —— TIRES - BATTERIES - PARTS AND ACCESSORIES PHONE 26 DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA RAWL’S DELICIOUS FOODS Incorporated OFPICE FACTORY WINSTON-SALEM, N. C. ——- DISTRICT DISTRIBUTOR - H. E. FOUST Compliments of ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ CANDIES - CAKES - PIES ★ ★ ★ ★ ROUTE 2 LEXINGTON, N. C. COMPLIMENTS OF Thornton Knitting Company DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA I 1 K COMPLIMENTS OF r J § i % u i W. G. PENRY Co. ★ ★ ★ ★ DEPARTMENT STORE THE OLD STORE WITH YOUNG IDEAS ★ ★ ★ ★ LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA Sara H. I want an explanation and I want the truth. Bill C. Well make up your mind which you want. You can’t have both. BEST WISHES FROM r i e: [i -- ' ' y r Compliments of ★ ★ ★ ★ THOMAS HOWARD COMPANY ★ ★ ★ ★ WHOLESAU GROCERS ★ ★ ★ ★ SALISBURY, NORTH CAROLINA Compliments of T1 { 0. slii; PRiBiiic Bonsi OFFICE SUPPLIES LEXINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA My wife and I our costumes choose Of similar styles and stocks; Milady wears the toeless shoes, And I the toeless socks. PARKER-MILLER COMPANY THE JEWELERS 100 SOUTH MAIN STREET LEXINGTON, N. C, PEOPLE ' S FINANCE INSURANCE CO. INC. MUTUAL INSURANCE - AUTO LOANS Chas. M. Thompson, Mgr. Lexington, N. C. Compliments of ICE CREAM PRODUCTS ☆ HIGH POINT, NORTH CAROLINA Elliot Bros. Service Station ☆ DEALERS IN MOBILOIL - MOBILGAS - TIRES BATTERIES - WASHING - LUBRICATION DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Virgie L. You’re always wishing for what you haven’t got. Joan F. Well, what else could I wish for. z ★ ★ ★ ★ DENTON, THOMASVILLE AND LEXINGTON MERCHANTS HAVE GIVEN GENEROUSLY THROUGH ADVERTISEMENTS. WITHOUT THEIR SUPPORT THE PUBLICATION OF THIS ANNUAL WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPOSSIBLE. THEREFORE, WE WISH TO THANK ALL WHO CONTRIBUTED TO THE SUCCESS OF THIS BOOK. ' p nnml piafj WE CONNECT HIGH POINT THOMASVILLE AND DENTON NORTH CAROLINA WITH THE NATION High Point Thomasville Denton Railroad Colon T.: I wanted to call my dog “Shakespeare” but mother wouldn’t let me. She said it would be an insult to the man. Then I wanted to name the dog after you, Wesley, but mother said no again. Wesley T.: Ahh — good for Mother. I guess she really appreciates me, eh? Colon T.; No — Mother said it would be an insult to the dog. Compliments THOMASVILLE’S PIT BARBECUE STAND ★ ★ ★ ★ THOMASVILLE, N. C. LARGEST and LEADING DEPARTMENT STORE HUDSON BELK COMPANY THOMASVILLE, N. C. WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE NOLAN G. REID, Owner DAVIS TIRES TRUETONE RADIOS Tel. 74 DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Mrs. Loftin.; Larry, can you tell the class what an island is? Larry P.: It is a piece of land out for a swim. SMITH - FRITTS Lexington’s Popular Haberdashery FOR THE YOUNG MAN We Are One-Stop Headquarters For YOUNG MEN’S SPORTWEAR Come In To See Us Fellahs! If It’s For The Young Man- We Have It SMITH - FRITTS MEN’S BOY’S STORE Bostonian Shoes NO BETTER TIME There is no better time to start a Savings Account with us than now. Thereafter, make a regular deposit every time you get a pay check. COMMERCIAL BANK OF LEXINGTON Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Compliments of BILTWELL CHAIR FURNITURE COMPANY M� (§)� —-- MANUFACTnUERS DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA COMPLIMENTS OF Clover Brand Dairies Incorporated High Point, North Carolina DAIRY PRODUCTS ra ciiiiii L Jj 5 (1 rr ORES OUR LOW PRICES HELP YOU TO SAVE - mp DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA Little girls like dolls Little boys like soldiers, Big girls like soldiers Big boys like dolls. Compilments of Compliments of A. L. FORD ★ ★ ★ ★ PLUMBING and HEATING ★ ★ TWIN OAKS MANUFACTURING COMPANY TELEPHONE 57-S D. M. SHORT, PROP. DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA DENTON, NORTH CAROLINA B. L. MORRIS SONS SUPER MARKET -- FRESH MEATS - GROCERIES - FEEDS ‘TOE BEST FOR LESS” - PHONE 42 DENTON, N. C. Mrs. Harrison: Daughter, dear your escort brought you home very late last night. Jane H.: Yes, it was late, Mother. Did the noise disturb you? Mrs. Harrison: No, the silence. KMIASS Johnson’s Hardware OEPMII il • • 11 • i • i ELECTRICAL EVERYTHl NG APPLIANCES TO WEAR I -OR THE PAINT ENTIRE FAMILY HARDWARE Lexington, N. C. Denton, North Carolina ' K I I P i ' i ,A � .L‘:i.j ' L L j Li. ' L j ,! i! ,Yi Tr ' ili a I Compliments of im T! L ■ m - Tel. 2307 THOMASVILLE, NORTH CAROLINA Nell A. (In Pickett’s Store) I want to buy my sister a blouse for her birth¬ day. DotM. What style? Nell A. Well- Dot M. One like mine? Nell A. Oh, no, I want a clean one. Compliments of SNIDER ' S BEAUTY SHOP Phone 71-S Mrs. Crola Snider Denton, North Carolina Compliments of MAIN STREET BEAUTY SHOP ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tel. 38 X Betty Lomax ☆ Denton, North Carolina li-? ' ,’. ' ' A ' m.v 7 ( I « ■t; 3 • Ji ' ' v. i - ■ --vr ■ i ' ' J, ' ■ ■ ■■■-.p. ' ii;- ■ ■ ' ■ ' . . ■■■■ . ' ■= ' 1 ■ . DAVIDSON COUNTY PUBLIC LIBRARY For Reference Not to be taken from this library