East Bend High School - Cats Paw Yearbook (East Bend, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1955 volume:

cvit lend, WkUspeM, 1955 Published by THE SENIOR CLASS of EAST BEND HIGH SCHOOL East Bend, N. C. DEDICATION We dedicate this our 1955 East Bend Whispers to Mr. Lawrence Williams. He has taught us social studies, bookkeeping and typing. He has recorded our class funds and has been advisor for the Student Council. For the last six years he has been our friend and teacher — -an inspiration to all of us! ADMINISTRATION Superintendent Mr . Fred C . Hobson Principal Mr. Ralph Smitherman EAST BEND SCHOOL BOARD L. Poindexter Mr. B.M. Matthews Mr. Gilbert Hobson HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY RALPH J. SMITHERMAN Principal Guilford, A.S.T.C., B.S. Duke University ALLINE B. MARTIN Science University of North Carolina, A.B. ALICE BRUMFIELD English and French W.C.U.N.C., A.B. MR. LAWRENCE C. WILLIAMS Typing and History Guilford College, A.B. MR. JAMES R. MORGAN Mathematics Physical Education High Point College, B.S. MAXINE HAYWORTH Home Economics High Point College, B.S. LUELLA S. MARTIN Piano Salem College, B.S. MR. CHARLES FORTUNE Agriculture N.C. State College, B.S. ELEMENTARY FACULTY MISS HATTIE POINDEXTER First Grade Guilford College, A.S.T.C- HILDA B. POINDEXTER First and Third Grades A.S.T.C. High Point, A.B. MISS ATHA NORMAN Second Grade Guilford College LAURA D. NICKS Third Grade Mars Hill College A.S.T.C. B.S. ANNE S. SMITHERMAN Fourth Grade W.C.U.N.C., A.B. LILLIAN D. SMITHERMAN Fourth and Fifth Grades A.S.T.C. CAROLYN WOOD Sixth Grade Elon College STACY M. CHURCH Sixth Grade Elon College A.S.T.C, B.S. WINNIE W. HOBSON Seventh Grade A.S.T.C. Catawba College ALMA J. PARDUE Eighth Grade Duke University pa BOBBY BROWN Cheerful, happy, full of fun. Have you got your home work done? Glee Club 1,4; Basketball 1,2,3,4; (Captain 3) Student Coun- cil 2; Class Office 1,2; Dramatics 3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Sanitation Squad 1 . JANE BROWN A private secretary is what she ' ll be. But she ' ll get married eventually. F.H.A. 1,2; (Secretary 1,2) Sanitation Squad 1; Basketball 2, 3,4; Marshal 3; (Chief 3) Beta Club2,3,4; (Treasurer 4) Annual Staff 3,4; (Business Manager 4) Student Council 1,3,4; (Sec- retary 4; Treasurer 3) Class Officer 1,2,3; Dramatics 2,3,4; Monogram Club 2,3,4; (President 4) Manager 1. THELMA LEE BEANE A little bit, but in a big way. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club 1,2; Glee Club 2; Glee Club 2; Music Club 1,2; Bus Patrol 4; Dramatics 4. MAX IE LEE BRANN ' She is friendly and sweet, In her career success she ' ll meet. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H C I ub 1,2,3,4; (Vice- President 3, President 4) Glee Club 1; Beta Club 4; Annual Staff 4; Dramatics 3,4. LESTER BROWN He doesn ' t know what he wants to do, But he hopes to be rich and famous, too. F.F.A. 1,2,3; 4-H Club 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Class Officer 1; Dramatics 1,2,3. HENRIETTA A. CHURCH We wish Henrietta a happy life, Being a successful wife. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2; Music Club 1; Library Assistant 3,4; Class Officer 2; Dramatics 3,4. BETTIE JANE CORNELIUS A likeable girl and agreeable too, She ' s always around when there ' s work to do. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Beta Club 2,3,4; (Secretary 3) Annual Staff 1,2,3,4; (Advertising Manager 4) Music Club 1; Library Assistant 4; Bus Patrol 4; Class Officer 3; Dramatics 2,3,4. D.C. CORNELIUS His cheerful humor can nothing dismay, Unruffled by cares from day to day. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Marshal 3; Student Council 4; (Vice President) Bus Patrol 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4;Class Officer 4; Monogram Club 1,2,3,4. PATTIE HAGA A wizard in all respects. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; GleeClub 1,2,3,4; Beta C I ub 2,3,4; (President 4) Annual Staff 3,4; (Picture Editor 4) Student Council 1,4; Class Officer 1,4; Dramatics 2,3,4. BOBBIE HALL Never a dull moment. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; Cheerleader 3,4; (Chief 4) Marshal 3; Class Officer 3; Dramatics 2,3,4; Monogram Club 4; Tri-Hi-Y 2; Softball 1,2,3,4. ROY CRISSMAN Slow but sure. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Sanitation Squad 1; GleeClub 1,2,3,4; Dra- matics 3,4. WANDA DAVIS She ' s sweet as a lamb and always neat, Has a winning smile and can ' t be beat. Sanitation Squad 1; Glee Club 1; Beta Club 3,4; Annual Staff 3; Student Council 4; Music Club 1; Dramatics 2,3,4. JOE HENNINGS Tho ' he possesses scads of knowledge, He ' s going to get some more in college. Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 3,4; Basketball 3,4; (Captain 4) Marshal 3; Beta Club 2,3; Annual Staff 4; Student Council 2,3; Dramatics 3,4; Monogram Club 3,4; (Vice Presi- dent 4) Baseball 2,3,4. LUNDA HOBSON Love ' em and leave ' em. Sanitation Squad 1; GleeClub 1; Beta Club 2,3,4; Annual Staff 2,3,4; (Editor-in-C h i ef 4) Student Council 3,4; (Treasurer 4) Library Assistant 3; Class Officer 2; Dramatics 2,3,4. TOMMY HONEYCUTT He ' s the boy who likes to sing, Don ' t you think he sounds like Bing? Sanitation Squad 1; Glee Club 3,4; Manager 2; Annual Staff 2, 3,4; Student Council 2,3; Class Officer 2; Dramatics 4; Mon- ogram Club 3,4. ALLENE HUTCHENS Smile with the intent to mischief. F.H.A. 1; Sanitation Squad 1; Cheerleader 1; Bus Patrol 1; Dramatics 4. BARBARA JOHNSON Gift of gab. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club 1,2; Glee Club 1; Basketball 1,2; Dramatics 1,2,3,4; Monogram Club 1,2. RUBY LANE A willing, working, quiet soul. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; Library Assistant 3,4; Drama- tics 3,4. CORA LEE MARLER Business Minded. F.H.A. 1,2; Glee Club 1,2,3,4; Sanitation Squad 1; Class Officer 4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4. FAY MICHAEL Likable and sweet, And as a poet can ' t be beat. Student Council 3; Beta Club 2,3,4; (Reporter 2.) MARGARET MYERS A heart containing a song. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club 1: Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; (President 4) Music Club 1; Library Assistant 3; Class Of- ficer 3; Dramatics 2,3,4. AUDREY NICHOLS She ' s brimming with pep and full of fun, And she ' s well liked by everyone. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad l;Class Officer 3,4; Bus Driver 4. PEGGY NORMAN Unpredictable and witty. F.H.A. 1,2; 4-H Club 3; Sanitation Squad 1; Glee Club 3; Cheerleader 4; Dramatics 3,4. WILLIAM POINDEXTER He makes quite an obliging friend, One on whom we can depend . F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; ( Sentinel 4 ) Sanitation Squad 1; Student Council 4; (President 4) Dramatics 3,4. WAYNE PRIM In whatever profession he ' ll embark, We ' re sure he ' ll make an excellent mark. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Sanitation Squad 1; Dramatics 3,4. BOBBY ROCKETT Never misses a trick. F.F.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; GleeClub4; Basketball 2,3, 4; (Captain 3) Officer 1; Monogram Club 2,3,4; Baseball 1,2, 3,4; Bus Driver 3,4. NANCY SMITHERMAN She ' s not too shy not too gay, You must admit she has her way. F.H.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club 1,2; Music Club 1; Library Assistant 3; Bus Patrol 2,3,4; Class Officer 1,2; Dramatics 1,3,4. DEAN SHORE Man at the Wheel. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 3,4; (President 4) Annual Staff 3; Bus Patrol 3; Dramatics4; Bus Driver 4; Baseball 2; Sanitation Squad 1. TERRY WALL I can ' t, I ' m afraid I ' ll take a cold. F.F.A. 1,2,3,4; Glee Club 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; Drama- tics 1,2. -. | i KENNETH WELCH Keeps his troubles to himself. F.F.A. 1 2,3; Sanitation Squad 1; Bus Patrol 4; Dramatics 3,4. NELL GREY WILHELM On the runway to success. F.H.A. 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club 1; Glee Club 1,2, 3,4; Beta Club 3,4; Softball 1; Annual Staff 4; Library Assis- tant 2,3,4; Class Officer 2,4; Dramatics 1,2,3,4. F.H 3,4. F.H 1,2; tics JERLENE DINKINS WILLARD She ' s a nice girl and lots of fun, And the fella she ' s got is a lucky one. ,A. 1,2,3; Library Assistant 3; Bus Patrol 3; Dramatics 2, EDNA WILLIAMS Hark, wedding bells. .A. 1,2,3; Glee Club 1,2; Sanitation Squad 1; 4-H Club Student Council 4; Music Club 1; Bus Driver 3,4; Drama- 3,4; Harvest Queen 3. GRAY WOOTEN The right man in the right place. F.F.A. 1,2,3; Bus Driver 3,4. LEON WOOTEN Broad shoulders, body tall, JULIA POINDEXTER He ' s just suited for basketball . Mascot F.F.A. 1,2,3; (Treasurer 1, Reporter 3) Basketball 1,2,3,4; DAVID HOBSON Dramatics 3; Monogram Club 3,4. Mascot CLASS HISTORY A warm day in September, 1943, a group of about fifty students made their way in the first grade. Our teachers, Mrs. Lydia Johnson and Miss Jessie Horn, started our adventure in school by teaching us to read about Mac and Puff. The next year Mrs. Bernice York taught us to spell, add, and subtract. Our third grade teacher, Mrs. Pickett, besides teaching us many others things, especially encouraged us to be quiet and polite. In the fourth grade, under Miss Jessie Horn, we took up a new subject which was geography. Mrs. Nora Ward, our fifth grade teacher, aroused our interest by reading Brer Rabbit and many other famous stories to us. We received pins for expert writing inthe sixth grade, and for this weare proud of Mrs. Stacy M. Church. In the seventh grade we learned to play basketball under the direction of Mrs. Laura Brendle. We toured Winston-Salem inthe eighth grade with our teacher Mrs. Alma Pardue. We learned a lot about North Carolina, but the most important thing was receiving our eighth grade diploma. Our first year in high school was very important to us because we took up many new subjects. Our home- room teacher, Mrs. George Taylor, taught us health, home economics, and English. There wereeight new students from Fall Creek this year. Mr. Fortune was the boys ' homeroom teacher,and Mr. George Taylor taught math and coached the boys ' and girls ' basketball teams. During our sophomore year, Mr. Williams was the girls ' homeroom teacher. There were two new teachers this year. They were Miss Petrea, who taught the girls home economics, and Mr. Duncan, the boys ' homeroom teacher and the basketball coach. There were several new students to join us this year. Mrs. Alline Martin, our homeroom teacher during our junior year, helped us make plans for the junior- senior banquet which we so eargerly looked forward to. It took place at Banner ' s Restaruant in Winston-Salem. A new teacher this year was Mr. Standback, the basketball coach and math teacher. Our twelfth and final year is now upon us. We have at last become seniors . This year we lost a very good teacher who was Mrs. Erline Martin, but Miss Alice Brumfield replaced her as our teacher and leader. An- other important teacher and leader was Mr. Smitherman, who was also our principal. The new coach this year was Mr. Morgan. We are proud of our seniorclass officers who are, President, Pattie Haga; Vice-President, D.C. Cornelius; Secretary, Audrey Nichols; Treasurer, Nell Grey Wilhelm. Our class colors are blue and white. Our motto is, Today we follow; tomorrow we lead, and our flower is the red rose. During this year we took several important trips. In the early Fall, the majority of the class attended the Ice Capades in Raliegh. We also made a tour of Winston-Salem later in the Spring, but the most important trip was visiting Washington, D.C, and Endless Caverns. At last on May 31, 1955, we reached our goal — graduation. We left ole East Bend High and our many friends, but fond memories will remain with us forever. Allene Hutchens Margaret Myers CLASS PROPHECY As we, the prophetesses of the Class of 1955, look into our crystal ball, we see the mem- bers of our class in the year 1965. They are occupied as follows: BOBBY ROCKETT - Playing baseball in the American League. WANDA DAVIS - A model at Montaldo ' s in Winston-Salem. WAYNE PRIM and KENNETH WELCH - Partners in a small electrical applicance shop in East Bend. FAY MICHAEL - A famous novelist. NANCY SMITHERMAN - An illustrator for Fay ' s books. DEAN SHORE - A junior partner in his uncle ' s business in Indiana. AUDREY NICHOLS - A dietitian at the George Vanderbilt Hotel in Asheville. TOMMY HONEYCUTT - A pharmacist in a leading drug store in Raliegh. WILLIAM POINDEXTER - Running a prosperous dairy farm near East Bend. BARBARA JOHNSON - Operating a large dancing school in Minnesota. NELL GREY WILHELM - A science teacher at Reynolds High School in Winston-Salem. LESTER BROWN - Pianist for the New York Symphony Orchestra. PEGGY NORMAN - Inherited quite a sum of money and decided to spend it on a sightseeing tour of Europe . LUNDA HOBSON - A Kindergarten teacher in Chicago, Illinois. BOBBY BROWN - Playing shortstop with the New York Yankees. MARGARET MYERS - Recording popular songs for the Decca people. ROY CRISSMAN and TERRY WALL - Partners in a growing wholesale concern. JERLENE WILLARD - Very happy taking care of her husband and their two small daughters. D.C. CORNELIUS - A Chief Petty Officer in the United States Navy. MAXIE BRANN - A private secretary to the vice-president of a large firm in Winston-Salem. HENRIETTA CHURCH - Her hands are full with a seven year old son and four year old twin boys . EDNA WILLIAMS - Married to a First Lieutenant in the United States Army. LEON WOOTEN - Operating a large truck farm near Yadkinville. RUBY LANE - A stenographer in a large firm in High Point. ALLENE HUTCHENS - Working at Western Electric in Winston-Salem. JANE BROWN - A filing clerk at Wachovia Bank in Winston -Sal em. JOE HENNINGS - Teaching mathematics at High Point High School. THELMA BEANE - A telephone operator in Minnesota. BOBBIE HALL - Head of the School of Nursing at a hospital in Pennsylvania. CORA LEE MARLER - Head of the surgical department in the City Hospital in Charleston, West Virginia. GRAY WOOTEN - The best brick mason in Yadkin County. And now we must ask our crystal ball what we, the prophetesses are doing. It answers thus: PATTIE HAGA - A teacher in an elementary school in Raleigh. BETTIE JANE CORNELIUS - A photographer for a yearbook service in Maryland. INFORMAL SNAPS LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT We, the Senior Class of 1955, of East Bend High School, being of sound mind and realizing the pitfalls of the earthly existence, and about to pass out of this, our life at East Bend High School, do hereby make this our Last Will and Testament. To our fathers and mothers, who have made it possible for us to be here attaining this honor, we bequeath our sincere thanks . To Mr. Smitherman and the f a c u I t y , we bequeath our sincere gratefulness for their patience and help throughout our school year. To our dear old school building, we leave our apologies for any marks and notches which we might have given it during our years here. To the coming seniors, we leave our dignity and privileges, hoping you will carry out these senior re- sponsibilities to the best of your ability. To the coming juniors, we leave our courage, wisdom and intelligence. To the coming sophomores, we bequeath our notebooks and pencilsas you will need them in biology next year . To the coming freshmen, we bequeath our patience ard a map of our high school. The following individuals bequeath their talents and possessions to the members of the junior class. Thelma Beane leaves her seat on the high school bus to Kay Lunsford. Maxie Lee Brann leaves her loud ways to Kay Phillips. Bobby Brown leaves his athletic ability to Charlie Johnson, Jr. Jane Brown leaves her gray matter to Leon Webb. Lester Brown leaves his music ability to Tom Hall. Bettie Jane Cornelius leaves her all A report card to Allen Cornelius. Henrietta Church leaves her coal black hair to Rachel Wall. D.C. Cornelius leaves his pocket full to toothpicks to Wilburn Hutchens. Roy Crissman leaves his front seat in the science lab. to Clayton Poindexter. Wanda Davis leaves her neat ways to Betty Matthews. Pattie Haga leaves her position as president of the Beta Club to Franklin Kirk. Bobbie Hall leaves her position as chief cheerlecder to Dare Myers. Joe Hennings leaves his geometry book to Daniel Routh. Lunda Hobson leaves her position as Editor-in-chief of the annual to Bonnie Bean. Tommy Honeycutt leaves his French book to George Norman. Allene Hutchens leaves her love for Winston to Beevly Davis. Barbara Johnson leaves her dancing feet to Wanda Joyce. Ruby Lane leaves her appreciative ways to Velma T. Slater. Cora Lee Marler leaves her position by the office phone to Elizabeth Jester. Fay Michael leaves her quiet ways to Mildred Johnson. Margaret Myers leaves her cranky dreams to Freddie Lineberry. Audrey Nichols leaves her position as chauffeur from Fall Creek to East Bend to Archie Wooten. Peggy Norman leaves her love for mid-term exams to Peggy Wooten. William Poindexter leaves his position as president of Student Council to Benny Creed. Wayne Prim leaves his front seat in the English class to Homer McBride. Bobby Rockett leaves his eye for low necklines to Mahlon Adams. Dean Shore leaves his come hither ways of the women to Jerry Coram. Nancy Smitherman leaves her excuses for being absent to Yvonne Taylor. Terry Wall leaves his curly hair to Allan Norman. Kenneth Welch leaves his cute remarks to Shirley Angell. Nell Grey Wilhelm leaves her love for Yadkinville to Carolyn Hobson. Jerlene Willard leaves her ability to get a husband to Virgia Matthews. Edna Williams bequeaths her love of the post office to Carolyn Todd. Gray Wooten leaves his mannerly ways to James Ring. Leon Wooten leaves his driving skill to Jimmy Wilhelm. JUNIORS MAHLON ADAMS SHIRLEY ANGELL BONNIE BEAN JERRY CORAM ALL EN CORNELIUS BENNY CREED BEEVLY DAVIS TOM HALL CAROLYN HOBSON WILBURN HUTCHINS ELIZABETH JESTER CHARLIE JOHNSON MILDRED JOHNSON WANDA JOYCE FRANKLIN KIRK FREDDIE LINEBERRY KAY LUNSFORD BETTY MATTHEWS VIRGIA MATTHEWS HOMER McBRIDE DARE MYERS ALLAN NORMAN GEORGE NORMAN KAY PHILLIPS CLAYTON POINDEXTER JAMES RING DANIEL ROUTH VELMA T. SLATER YVONNE TAYLOR CAROLYN TODD RACHEL WALL LEON WEBB JIMMY KENT WILHELM ARCHIE WOOTEN PEGGY WOOTEN %2 FRANKLIN KIRK Class President SOPHOMORES DON ANGELL ANNETTE BROWN CLYDE BROWN JEAN BROWN MILDRED CAUDLE BILLY JOE CHOPLIN KENNETH CORNELIUS ANN DAVIS JACK DEZERN MARY FERGUSON VERNON HARPER MARGARET HELTON MARVIN HOBSON SHELBA HUNT LINDA JOYCE KENNETH LANE PATRICIA LINEBERRY RUBY MARLER JO ANN MATTHEWS LIBBY MATTHEWS LULA BELLE MATTHEWS EDITH MICHAEL RICHARD MURPHY NANCY NORMAN GARY OWEN BETTY LOU PATTERSON MARGARET PATTERSON WARREN PATTERSON BILLY RAY PILCHER BEATRICE PRIM ZENNA SAUNDERS EDWARD SMITH NANCY SMITHERMAN TREVA SPILLMAN NINA WEBB WILLIAM WELCH MAX WILLIAMS GALE WOOTEN SHELBY WOOTEN FRESHMEN 1 S 1 , tm. ....... | . il f ■  S Ik ? 1 V ' 1 f -J r • pi ■ V ( . V km r N ; i % r V i JLfTl ' If . . ' - aBU « f, A i - 1- If f V IV 1 t A , ; J.T. ANGELL TEDDY ANGELL MARTHA SUE BEAN CLARA LOUISE BROWN CRAWLEY BROWN RODNEY BROWN PHYLLIS CORNELIUS MATTIE CREED LOIS CRISSMAN CAROLYN DAVIS HELEN DAVIS BILLY EDDLEMAN MARTHA FERGUSON RAY GRIFFIN RONALD HAUSER BETTY HINSDALE MARY BLANCHE HUNTER BILLY JOHNSON RALPH LANE PHILLIP LINEBERRY CHARLIE LOGAN J.D. MARLER ARCHIE MATTHEWS LINDA MATTHEWS NANCY MATTHEWS SHIRLEY MATTHEWS CHARLES MYERS DAVID MYERS BETTY SUE NANCE DONALD NORMAN LINDA NORMAN RONALD NORMAN WAYNE NORMAN WAYNE PATTERSON GRADY PHILLIPS BRENT POINDEXTER WANDA LEIGH POINDEXTER CLIFFORD POWELL HENRY MARTIN POWELL BENNY SHORE JAMES SMITH JANICE SMITHERMAN ROBERT SMITHERMAN ALVIN LEE STARLING BARBARA TAYLOR CHARLES TAYLOR JACKSON TAYLOR EDWARD TODD SHIRLEY WALL CHARLOTTE WILLIAMS CLAUDE WISEMAN SAMUEL WOOTEN First Row: Bobby Johnson, Larry Garris, Joe Wooten, Jane Douglas, Ernestine Brown, Sarah Tomlinson, Wanda Johnson, Katie Leonard, Edith Collins, Bobbie Collins, Linda Brown, Margaret Lineberry, Janet Smitherman. Second Row: Frank Carlan, Richard Taylor, Jimmy Adams, Patricia Hobson, Louise Coram, Mary Blanche Beane, Brenda Joyce, Linda Gray Hutchens, Anne Matthews, Shirley Smith, Magalene Russel. Third Row: Mrs. Pardue, Betty Jo Grubbs, Carol Jean Harkey, Frank Marler, Edward Johnson, Carol Hobson, J. A. Hauser, Lonnie Thomas, Henry Shore, Ruby Hennings, Carolyn Marler, J.C. Payne, Donnie Johnson, Charles Hobson. First Row: Shelba Collins, Larry Welch, Norma Jean Leonard, Martha Pilcher, Mary Brown, Maurice Todd, Jimmy Williams, Norman Lewis, Jimmy Taylor, Arlis Norman, Billy Beane, Joe Hunt. Second Row: Peggy Hobson, Frances Beane, Phil Mikles, Jimmy Johnson, Fra nces Caudle, Nancy Harrell, Brenda Choplin, Donnie Shore, Roger Lane, Gene Angell. Third Row: Mrs. Hobson (Teacher), Richard Shore, Nancy Marler, Greta Lou Hauser, Carol Hicks, Shelby Taylor, Judy Hancock, Carolyn Smitherman, Annie Pearl Ring, Charlie Gray Webb. First Row: Roy Alvis Hunter, Tommy Hunter, Linden Blakely, Floyed Puckett, Henry Gray Bowman, Mary Ruth Hutchens, JeanAngell, Jane Williams, Wayne Johnson, Franklin Payne, William Ray Smitherman, Alvis Cornelius, Richard Benbow. Second Row: Dewey Lane, David Holden, George Smitherman, Bobby Eddleman, Janie Lee Johnson, Brenda Garris, Rachel Hutchens, Frances Spillman, Kay Angell, Bobby Poindexter, Mary Catherine Johnston .Third Row: Grady Gough, Roger Marier, Clifton W. Bean, Jr., Lynn Spillman, Billy Speer, William E. Hobson, Marie Taylor, Rinda Joyce, Sarah A. Smitherman, Mary Sue Johnson, Judy Taylor, Ann Hupp, Jeanette Matthews, Mrs. Stacy Church. First Row: Ruth Ann Blakely, Dallas Logan, Gerald Pardue, Richard Taylor, Jimmy Frye, Linda Griffith, Bobby Lee Bowman, Harold Shore, Joyce Brown, Larry Dezern, Bobby Choplin, Jerry Taylor, Bobby Webb, Tommy Ring. Second Row: Kay Angell, Frances Phillips, Mary Ruth Hutchens, Carol Jean Davis, Lemuel Sprinkle, Margie Johnson, Roger Caudle, Johnnie Jester, Dorothy Lee Hutchens, Jimmy Lane, Albert Angell, Carol Jean Johnson, Violet Lane. Third Row: Brenda Gough, Paul Wall, Kenny Johnson, Gray Russell, Hiram Jr. Johnson, Barney Hunt, Jane Benbow, Judy Coram, Becky Hutchens, Nancy Wall, Roy Long, Jr., David Choplin, Besty Choplin, Sandra Kay Morefield, Henry Hunter, Mrs. Lillian Smitherman, Mrs. Anne Smitherman. First Row: Dayton Brown, Jimmy Garris, Dallas Douglas, Edwin Hunt, Nancy Epperson, Judy Steelman, Shelby Pilcher, Jessie Lane, Janie Chapman, Anna Lee Beane, Clyde Lane, Grady Davis. Second Row: Janet Lineberry, Richard Ring, Bettie Angell, Edna Hutchens, Brenda Beane, Linda Hobson, Hazel Marler, Margaret Speer, Kay Collins, Linda Fried, Joan Sizemore, Carolyn Choplin, Brent Welch, Brenda Welch. Third Row: Norman Shore, Brenda Griffin, Billy Adams, Ann Taylor, Elizabeth Russell, Eddy Snow, Kenneth Lunsford, Wanda Gail Sprinkle, Inez Murphey, Margaret Marler, Larry Wall, Franklin Johnson, Denny Speer, Carolyn Wood. First Row: Dennis Dellinger, Sammy Evans, Larry Johnston, Frankie Hennings, Gloria Leonard, David Spill man, Linda Martin, Eddie Schrieber, Mickey Smitherman, Ardyth Poindexter, Eddie Sears, Tony Garris. Second Row: Jerry Fletcher, Nelson Lane, Alton Johnson, W.G. Hutchens, Ruth Johnson, Linda Myers, Jackie Patterson, Richard Thomas, Junior Jester, Laura Gay Hicks, Clark Hutchens. Third Row: Paul Marler, Donald Brown, Gayle Garris, Jerry Payne, Johnny Fletcher, Ricky Smitherman, Carolyn Hobson, Charles Smitherman, Steven Binkley, Mrs. Pickett. First Row: Dalton Lane, Mary Ruth Taylor, William Shouse, Joe Norman, Sandra Vestal, Caro Ide ne Adkins, Stephen Gough, Linda Hunter, Rebecca Brown, Billy Blakely, Lawrence Grubbs, Andrea Steelman, Jimmy Bowman, Nellie Jester. Second Row: Norma Lee Bell, Betty Johnson, Sue Coram, Steven Lineberry, Jimmy Wall, Judy Hauser, John Long, Betty Lineberry, Jean Davis, Roy Martin, Kirby Smitherman, Johnny Choplin, Rita Welch. Third Row: Louise Lane, Donnie Bean, Jerry Cornelius, Dianne Speer, Ethel Hutchens, GaryChoplin, John Bean, Jr., Mary Benbow, Dannie Minton, Albert Davis, Polly Bean, Baldwin Reid, Terry Faust, Ronnie Lee Flynn, Atha Norman. First Row: Tony Martin, Callie Mae Logan, Allan Pilcher, Gail Webb, Ronald Scott, Lana Dare Vestal, Peggy Davis, Carolyn Brown, Billy Bowman, Mary Ann Jester, Robert Leonard, Willie Miller, Tommy Gough, Rueleen Hicks, Jimmie Douglas, Mary Frances Hunter. Second Row: Julia Ann Joyner, Caroline Poindexter, Ada Lee Hauser, Dickie Finney, Jerry Jester, Larry Hutchens, Larry Adams, Edith Scott, Dallas Speer, Victor Sewell, Barbara Johnston, Marvin Thompson, David Lee Pilcher, Pattie Stanley, Roslyn Bell. Third Row: Rebecca Hobson, Charles Beane, Joe Poindexter, Judith Phillips, Lin da Cuzzens, Janice Smitherman, Terry Davis, Billy Scott, Melinda Doub, Marion Reece, Kay Hunt, Dianne Dull, Archie Ray Brown, Linda Creed. Sitting: Mr. Smitherman, William Poindexter, Jane Brown, D.C. Cornelius, Lunda Hobson, Mr. Williams. StandingrMaurice Todd, Jimmy Welhelm, Billy Johnson, David Myers, Kenneth Cornelius, Carolyn Todd, Jo Ann Matthews, Lonnie Thomas, Louise Coram, Franklin Kirk, Carol Jean Hicks, Wanda Davis, Martha Sue Bean, Edna Williams, Annette Brown, Pattie Haga, Phyllis Cornelius. Sitting: Rachel Wall, Pattie Haga, Franklin Kirk, Bonnie Bean, Jane Brown, Miss Brumfield. Standing: Henrietta Church, Maxie Lee Brann, Margaret Helton, Benny Creed, Bettie Jane Cornelius, Carolyn Todd, Mahlon Adams, Lunda Hobson, Jerry Coram, Annette Brown, Clayton Poindexter, Fay Michael, Wanda Joyce, Wanda Davis, Shelby Wooten, Nell Grey Wilhelm, Yvonne Taylor, Virgia Matthews, Velma Taylor. Seated: Linda Joyce, Charlotte Williams, Shirley Wall, Jean Brown, Kay Lunsford, Beatrice Prim, Zenna Saunders, Lula Belle Matthews, Edith Michael, Shelba Hunt, Margaret Helton, Carolyn Hobson, Dare Myers, Betty Matthews, Nancy Smitherman, Elizabeth Jester. Standing; First Row: Janice Smitherman, Helen Davis, Barbara Taylor, Nelda Speer, Treva Spill man, Ruby Marler, Bonnie Bean, Annette Brown, Nancy Norman, Freddie Lineberry, Virgia Matthews, Wanda Poindexter, Shirley Matthews, Clara Brown, Mary Blanche Hunter. Second Row: Betty Jane Hinsdale, Patricia Lineberry, Mildred Caudle, Libby Matthews, Nina Webb, Wanda Joyce, Mildred Johnson, Margaret Patterson, Shelby Wooten, Yvonne Taylor, Jo Ann Matthews, Betty Lou Patterson, Linda Matthews, Carolyn Todd, Carolyn Davis, Phyllis Cornelius. Third Row: Kay Phillips, Rachel Wall, Shirley Angell, Beevly Davis, Peggy Wooten, Velma Taylor, Martha Sue Bean, Linda Norman, Betty Sue Nance, Mattie Creed, Nancy Matthews, Miss Maxine Hayworth. First Row: Mr. C.W. Fortune, Claude W i se ma n, Phill Lineberry, William Welch, Ray Griffin, Ralph Lane, Jimmy Wilhelm, Allan Norman, Richard Murphy, William Poindexter, Wayne Patterson, Samuel Wooten, Robert 5mitherman, Kenneth Lane. Second Row: Alvin Lee Starling, Terry Wall, Max Williams, Edward Smith, Gary Owen, George Norman, Ronny Norman, Rodney Brown, Brent Poindexter, Archie Matthews, Henry Powell, C ? yde Brown, Jack Dezern. Third Row: J.D. Marler, Billy Joe Choplin, Don Angell, Marvin Hobson, Leon Webb, Donny Norman, Archie Wooten, Charles Marler, Vernon Harper, Gale Wooten, Larry Taylor, Clifford Powell, J.T. Angell. Front Row: Luella S. Martin, Baldwin Reid, Mary Benbow, Eddie Sears, Jerry Matthews, Linda Martin, Ruth Hutchens, Dorothy Lee Hutchens, Kay Angell. Second Row: Brenda Gough, Frances Phillips, Linda Griffith, Judy Coram, Jane Benbow, Nancy Wall, Betty Angell. Third Row: Jane Williarhs, Mary Sue Johnson, Sarah Alice Smitherman, Barney Hunt, Bobby Poindexter. Fourth Row: Anne Matthews, Carolyn Smitherman, Carolyn Choplin, Inez Murphey, Linda Fried, Anna Lee Bean, Edna Hutchens. Fifth Row: Frieda Rose Hutchens, Annie Pearl Ring, Bonnie Bean, Beevly Ann Davis, Barbara Taylor, Wanda Leigh Poindexter, Martha Sue Bean. Sixth Row: Shelby Ann Wooten, Margaret Helton, Greta Lou Hauser, Nancy Harrell, Carolyn Hobson, Janice Smitherman. Seventh Row: Crawley Brown, Lois Crissman, Linda Dale Norman. Absent: Dayton Brown, Linda Jane Brown, Brenda Ann Griffin, Linda Hobson, Margie Johnson, Jackie Patterson, Sarah Elizabeth Tomlinson, Eddie Snow. First Row: Rachel Wall, Shirley Angell, Betty Matthews, Jo Ann Matthews, Shelba Hunt, Carolyn Hobson, Dare Myers, Kay Lunsford, Bonnie Bean, Edith Michael, Betty Hinsdale, Martha Bean. Second Row: Freddie Lineberry, Zenna Sounder, Beatrice Prim, Lulu Bel le Matthews, Wanda Poindexter, Elizabeth Jester, Linda Joyce, Charlotte Williams, Carolyn Todd, Mildred Johnson, Beevly Davis, Barbara Taylor, Linda Matthews, Peggy Wooten. Third Row: Nina Webb, Betty Lou Patterson, Velma T. Slater, Virgia Matthews, Mildred Caudle, Nelda Speer, Treva Spillman, Libby Matthews, Jean Brown, Ruby Marler, Cora Lee Marler, Nell Grey Wilhelm, Margaret Helton, Shelby Wooten, Nancy Norman, Bettie Jane Cornelius. Fourth Row: Pattie Haga, Yvonne Taylor, Wanda Joyce, Margaret Patterson, Patricia Lineberry, Bennie Creed, Charles Taylor. Fifth Row: Jimmy Wi Ihelm, Dean Shore, Joe Hennings, Bobby Rockett, Tommy Honeycutt, Jerry Coram, AllenCornelius, Wilburn Hutchens, RoyCrissman, Charlie Johnson, Jr., Leon Webb, Billy Johnson. First Row: Wanda Leigh Poindexter, Clara Brown, Jean Brown, Edith Michael, Annette Brown, Bettie Jane Cornelius, Shirley Angell, Velma Ruth Taylor, Maxie Lee Brann, Don Angell, Linda Matthews, Edward Todd, Shelba Hunt, Charles Taylor, Wayne Patterson, Samuel Wooten, Claude Wiseman, Mary Blanche Hunter. Second Row: Charlotte Williams, Libby Matthews, Nina Webb, Treva Spillman, Nelda Speer, Ruby Marler, Ray Griffin, Rachel Wall, Margaret Helton, Linda Joyce, Virgie Matthews, Archie Matthews, Dare Myers, Barbara Taylor, Linda Norman, Phyllis Cornelius, Kay Lunsford, Carolyn Hobson, Charlie Logan. Third Row: Betty Patterson, Bettie Matthews, Allen Cornelius, Margaret Patterson, Jo Ann Matthews, Beevly Davis, Charles Myers, Billy Johnson, Ronald Hauser, Donny Norman, Marvin Hobson, Betty Sue Nance, Ronny Norman, Benny Creed, Larry Taylor, David Myers, Benny Shore. First Row: Mildred Johnson, Carolyn Todd, Velma T. Slater, Dare Myers, Henrietta Church. Second Row: Bettie Jane Cornelius, Shelby Wooten, Nell GreyWilhelm, Ruby Lane, Linda Matthews, Mrs. Alline Martin. First Row: Henry Gray Bowman, Margaret Lineberry, Linda Jane Brown, Jane Johnson, Jean Angell, Rachel Hutchens, Dewey Lane, William Ray Smitherman, David Holden, Linda Fried, Carolyn Choplin, Edna Hutchens, Hazel Marler, Brenda Welch, Alvis Cornelius, Floyed Puckett, Roy Long, Franklin Johnson, Grady Davis, Janet Lineberry, Dayton Brown. Second Row: Tommy Hunter, Jean Sizemore, Bettie Angell, Linda Hobson, Janet Smitherman, Mary Catherine Johnston, Mary Ruth Brown, Jane Williams, Kay Angell, Wanda Gail Sprinkle, Judy Taylor, Bobby Poindexter, Margaret Marler, Frances Beane, Peggy Hobson, Brenda Choplin, Kenneth Lunsford, Eddie Snow, Billy Beane, George Smitherman, Joe Hunt, Arlis Norman, Charlie Webb. Third Row: Anne Matthews, Marie Taylor, Nancy Harrell, Carolyn Smitherman, Judy Hancock, Mary Sue Johnson, Rinda Joyce, Jeannette Matthews, Anne Hupp, Nancy Marler, Greta Hauser, Shelby Taylor, Sarah Smitherman, Richard Shore, Jimmy Johnson, Donnie Shore, Billy Speer, William Hobson, C.W. Bean, Jr., Jimmy Taylor, Jimmy Williams, Phil Mickles, Maurice Todd, Mrs. Church. Fourth Row: Sarah Tomlinson, Patricia Hobson, J. A. Hauser, Lonnie Thomas, Henry Shore, Charlie Ward Hobson. First Row: Yvonne Taylor, Edna Williams, Audrey Nichols, Leon Webb, Bobby Rockett, Gray Wooten, Dean Shore, D.C. Cornelius. Second Row: Charlotte Williams, Nancy Smitherman, Bettie Jane Cornelius, Vernon Harper, Clyde Brown, Buz Routh, Homer McBride, Thelma Beane, Bonnie Bean, Dare Myers. GIRLS ' BASKETBALL First Row: Jane Brown, Annette Brown, Betty Matthews, Lois Crissman, Clara Brown. Second Row:Carolyn Davis, Barbara Taylor, Margaret Helton, Shelby Wooten, Wanda Joyce, Linda Joyce, Mr. Morgan. First Row: Wanda Poindexter, Elizabeth Jester, Allene Hutchens. Second Row: Dare Myers, Bobbie Hall, Peggy Norman. Not Pictured: Bonnie Bean. Kneeling: Wanda Joyce, Annette Brown, Nelda Speer, Treva Jane Spillman, Shelba Wooten, Margaret Helton, Mildred Caudle, Linda Joyce, Dare Myers, Bonnie Bean, Jane Brown, Shelby Jean Hunt, Betty Sue Matthews, Bobbie Hall. Standing: Coach James R. Morgan, Don Angell, Allan Norman, Tom Hall, Joe Hennings, Leon Wooten, Franklin Kirk, Jerry Coram, Bobby Rockett, Tommy Honeycutt, Billy Joe Choplin, Benny Creed, Bobby Brown, D.C. Cornelius. ( — - NASH AND WHERE YOU BUY IT at COLTRANE MOTORS 840 N. Liberty Street Winston-Salem, N. C. t — I THE MECHANICAL BRAIN ROBOT VIGORELLE Sold Exclusively by AARON ' S SEWING MACHINE SHOP 621 North Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C. SALES AND SERVICE ON ALL MAKES Owned and Operated by C. M. BLALOCK M. S. 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BERNITA SHOP For MILLINERY, — ACCESSORIES LINGERIE Phone 3-2086 215 West Fourth Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of PETER W. BLUM SON SHEET METAL CONTRACTORS 815 North Trade Street Winston-Salem, N. C. PIEDMONT TIRE SERVICE, INC. 121 S. Main Street Phone 31836 Winston-Salem, N. C. JARVIS BATTERY ELECTRIC CO. 832 N. Liberty Street Winston-Salem, N. C. MFGRS. JARVIS BATTERIES AND WATER SYSTEMS Established 1916 PEGRAM-BREWER MOTOR CO. COMPLETE AUTO SERVICE 527 N. Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 4-2484 Compliments of JONES STUDIOS PORTRAITS OF DISTINCTION C. Paul Jones For Your Portraits 301 Vi N. Main Street Phone 5-1878 Winston-Salem, N. C. PHILCO CROSLEY APPLIANCES SIMMONS LINE BEAUTY REST MATTRESSES KEITH-LOWERY FURNITURE CO. 800 N. Liberty St., Near Pepper ' s Warehouse Winston-Salem, N. C. Telephone 4-2434 PARRISH TIRE CO. Phone 3-1037 646 N Cherry Street Winston-Salem, N. C. 1 FURNITURE DRAPERIES FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES 50 Years of Service to The Winston-Salem Area HUNTLEY ' S 505 N. Liberty Street H. T. H. M. HIGHFILL 32 Years in Business GENERAL INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE It is not unusual for us to save $75 to $275 on financing the purchase of an Automobile. See us before you buy. 215 First National Bank Building Winston-Salem, N. C. Phone 2-2526 M. K. ROUTH INSURANCE AGENCY REPRESENTING AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY AMERICAN SURETY COMPANY SOUTHERN FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY A. E. HARRELL, Agent M. K. ROUTH, Agent Compliments of THE DINETTE GREEN PARK GRILL THE BEST OF FOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES East Bend On the By-Pass SANDWICHES SOFT DRINKS MILK SHAKES Highway 67 Compliments of FLOYD GOUGH ' S TEXACO Reynolda Road N. W. Blvd. Winston-Salem, N. C. Compliments of TOMMIE CHOPLIN GROCERIES — GAS — OIL 2907 Reynolda Road Winston-Salem, N. C. r- Congratulations Roddy Kilowatt will be your partner for a satisfying and useful life. 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