East Surry High School - East Wind Yearbook (Pilot Mountain, NC)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1967 volume:

that Was the yeAR thAt Was SpeciAl a Special yean in many Ways . . . 2 3 dedicated to . . . Miss Norma Draughn 4 east win6 '67 east SuRRy hiqh School pilot mountain noRth CaRolina Volume VI t Ble of Contents SpORtS . 6 Organizations anO Activities . 20 Classes . 48 faculty . 92 5 6 7 Our Champions exeRciseC) skill CAPTAINS: Donnie Isaacs, Bill Edwards Steve Simmons Don Love 8 an6 won honoR Bill Edwards Buddy Flincbum COACHES: Revel Young, Tom Childress, Bob Ward Phillip Isaacs Donnie Isaacs 9 NCT . AIRY NEWS photo Doug Chilton Steve Inman Charlie Moser Talton Pell MT . AIRY NEWS photo 10 Michael Inman Eddie Elliott Swanson Jessup That last ounce of effort pays off! MT. AIRY NEWS photo 11 FRONT: Jackie Armfield, Vickie Denny, Judy Wilburn, STANDING: Debbie Needham, Rita Watson, Teta Pat Hunter, Faye Hill, Joy Simmons, Martha Spillman. McKenzie. Vickie Denny Chief 12 CheeRleadeRs Practice didn't always make perfect. VICTORY for the Rebels! ADVISERS: Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Patterson 13 expeRience came fpom BOth VictoRy COACHES: Tom Childress, Bob Ward, Revel Young Phillip Armstrong Barry Grogan Steve Simmons Don Love 14 and defeat KNEELING: Phillip Armstrong, Steve Simmons, Barry Almond. STANDING: David Gibson, Kenny Lowe, Steve Grogan, Kent Smith, Don Love, Terry Love, Mike Inman, Marshall Atkins, Steve Haymore. Kent Smith Mike Almond Terry Love 15 RGBelS showed pRormse foR futuRe East Surry 51 62 West Davidson 35 33 East Surry 56 70 West Yadkin 26 30 East Surry 49 53 Mt. Airy 38 44 East Surry 52 63 Jonesville 31 28 East Surry 76 45 Ashe Central 37 22 East Surry 48 33 South Stokes 54 36 East Surry 71 52 Surry Central 44 41 East Surry 74 62 Mt. Tabor 48 56 East Surry 44 47 North Stokes 46 52 East Surry 69 61 East Bend 54 51 East Surry 47 North Stokes 52 Junior Varsity and Freshmen Teams 10 Kenneth Hutchens Ronnie Diamont Ronnie Creasy COACH: Bob Ward Swanson Jessup Ronnie Jenkins 17 QoLf team Merle Grogan, Dicky Yount, Kent Smith, Barry Grogan ReBeL spirit MT. AIRY NEWS photo 18 19 Ape VICTORIOUS! 20 in organizations and activities 21 JERMAYNE DENNY, president The Food Drive was a lot of work, but the rewards were great. Reppesentatives Jermayne found frequent consultation with Mrs. Simmons helpful in directing activities of homeroom representatives. 22 Council BILL OWENS, delegate-at-large; ANNA JESSUP, vice- president; KENNY LOWE, vice-president; GLENDA HAYMORE, secretary; CLIFF CHRISTIAN, treasurer. The success of the March of Dimes bread sale reflected real teamwork. 23 Bast Surry MR. DALY, director rrujoRettes KAYE COLLINS, PHYLLIS SMITH, CAROLE SIMMONS, chief; DENA WILMOTH, mascot; PATSY SHELTON, and ELIZABETH SMITH. 24 6istRict Band The band and majorettes provided enjoy¬ able entertainment during football half¬ times. DAVID PATTERSON, president; PHILIP KEICHER, treasurer; CAROLE SIMMONS, secretary; MIKE ALMOND, reporter; BEN PELL, vice- president. 25 puBLications Classes had LINDA CHILTON, business manager; SARAH WALLER, editor; and JUDY WILBURN, business manager. Yearbook sales went over the top in two-week campaign. LEFT to RIGHT: SARAH WALLER; JUDY WILBURN; LINDA CHILTON; DARLENE COOK, classes; TETA McKENZIE, sports; SANDRA FULK, classes; DELORES BARKER, activities; REGGIE LOVELL, faculty; PHYLLIS KEY, orga¬ nizations. MISS DRAUGHN Adviser A real session with publisher representative Rod Hunter kicked off yearbook plan¬ ning. a Busy, Frequent brain sessions led to more and better coverage. Staff members co-ordinated their assignments to meet that deadline ! LEFT to RIGHT: ROSA POWELL, features; EDDIE REDMAN; FAYE LOVE, humor; KENNY LOWE, sports; BARBARA LYNCH; BRENDA CHILTON, classes; and LINDA MATTHEWS, organizations. 27 JERMAYNE DENNY, vice-president; STEVE SIMMONS, president; GLENDA HA YMO RE, historian; LINDA CHILTON, reporter; DAVID PATTERSON, treasurer; SARAH WALLER, secretary; ANNA JESSUP, parliamentarian. futuRe MRS. RIDENHOUR, adviser 28 WSSSBmm teacheRs op AmeRica Paul Reid ChApteR The State Convention left special memories with the FTA'ers. MIKE ALMOND, 1965-66 state president. LINDA CHILTON, 1965-66 state Conventions were MURDER, but what secretary. a nice way to go. 29 DEBORAH WRIGHT, FHA Christmas Queen. MRS. PATTERSON and MRS. WATSON, ad¬ visers. futuRe homermkeRS PHYLLIS LOVE, parliamentarian; PAT HUNTER, song leader; VICKIE DENNY, secretary; HILDA MABE, historian; GLENDA HA YMORE, pr e si d e n t; VIVIAN REDDICK, reporter; DARLENE COOK, vice-president; DELORES BARKER, treasurer; PHYLLIS BULLINGTON, chaplain. 30 W.s V E; .� r - ' ’ of Amemca FHA'ers quenched many a thirst at the basketball con¬ cession stand. Initiations caused some to bend the knee. 31 MIKE INMAN, secretary; LARRY MIDKIFF, treasurer; DONNIE ISAACS, reporter; LEON BOLES, vice-president; REID TILLEY, sentinel ; DAVID STEPHENS , president. FFA'ers walked away with a blue ribbon at the County Fair. 32 putuRe pARmeRs of AmeRica MR. AMBURN and MR. WILBURN, advisers. The right tool was an absolute must 33 ChORUS MR. DALY, adviser BILL EDWARDS, president; DELORES BARKER, treasurer; FRANKIE INMAN, secretary; DEBORAH NEEDHAM, vice-president; PEPPER PEDDICORD, reporter. the ensemBLe 35 pep CIub BARRY GROGAN, treasurer; SARAH vice-president; MARSHALL ATKINS , presi- WALLER, secretary; PEPPER PEDDICORD, dent; MR. WATSON, adviser. Library CLub PEGGY BRYANT, vice-president; PHILLIP ARMSTRONG, presi¬ dent; PHYLLIS KEY, reporter; RITA BOLES, secretary; DOLLY DURHAM, treasurer. 37 Latin CLub MRS. SIMMONS adviser (inset) CYNTHIA SMITH treasurer GORDON THOMAS reporter JUDY WILBURN program chairman KENNY LOWE vice-president KENT SMITH serge ant- at-arms SHIRLEY SCOTT secretary ANNA JESSUP president faench club DARLENE COOK, president; ATHEY XIOURIS, vice- LYNCH, reporter; PHYLLIS JESSUP, parliamentarian; president; LINDA TILLEY, secretary- treasurer; BARBARA MR. COOKE, adviser. 39 MR. PEARCE, adviser deca club JANET MARION, secretary; STEVE SIMMONS, treasurer; SANDRA TAYLOR, reporter; BUTCH CURTIS, vice-president; EDDIE SNOW, president. 40 monoQRam CLub teacheR Assistants 41 national honoR Society gytff ?l JjVSjS :: i pfl .■ Ultf ChARteR memBeRs WAlteR m. m tthews ChapteR FRONT ROW: Mr. Lewis Coffey, adviser; Michael Almond, Carol Creasy, Linda Chilton, Linda Tilley, Judy Wilburn, Debbi Needham, Darlene Cook. SECOND ROW: Carroll Perkins, Newell Baker, Glenda Haymore, Anna Jessup, Jermayne Denny, Shirley Scott, Peggy Bryant, Sammy Key. THIRD ROW : Bill Owens, Ben Pell, Jerry Gordon, David Gibson, Steve Simmons, Kenny Lowe. 6eBate SEATED: Barbara Lynch, Michael Almond, Mr. Mickey STANDING: J. V. Marsh, Cliff Christian, Talton Pell, Watson, adviser; Mark Templeton, Brenda Chilton. Gordon Thomas, Tony Marion, Steve Hunter. 42 masque Qavel Michael Almond and Glenda Haymore Commencement mapshaLs LEFT to RIGHT: Bill Owens, Jermayne Denny, Ben Pell, Glenda Haymore, Carol Creasy, and Michael Almond. 43 homecoming Queen miss Vickie Oenny 44 Carole Elaine Simmons homecoming CouRt Phyllis Ann Key Delores Elaine Barker 45 junioRS woRkeC) moonLiqht magic Nedra Cook filled the goldfish pool which later became a wishing well for senior guests. The catered affair suited the tastes of the most critical of gourmets. Comparing old and new ways of courting proved Times, they are a-changing! 46 these Won honoRs. . . MIKE ALMOND became East Surry's first Morehead Scholar. The award was $7, 000 for four years of study at UNC. PEPPER PEDDICORD won the local Lion's Club Essay Contest Big BILL EDWARDS was tapped to play on the West squad in the state's East -West football gan BILL OWENS received an academic scholarship for $1,200 to study at Emory University in Atlanta, Georgia. 47 48 49 SenioR OfficeRS Pepper Peddicord, reporter; Eddie Redman, treasurer; Bill Edwards, vice-president; Steve Simmons, president; Linda Chilton, secretary. G. C. Allen, Jr. Michael Allen Almond Phillip Dale Armstrong 50 Pauline Arrington Delores Elaine Barker SenioRs Charles Ravon Bennett Forrest Ray Boaz Jason Leon Boles Rita Ann Boles Peggy Ann Brown 51 Wickie Lee Bullington Linda Lee Carter wmm . Linda Jane Chilton Brenda Gail Collins Martha Folger Cook Clayton Ray Cooke Seniops Nedra Marceline Cooke Carol Frances Creasy William Carter Curtis, Jr. 52 Gilmer Steven Denny Victoria Jane Denny Mary Faye Edmonds Judy Jermayne Denny Joyce Marie Dobbins Ginger Alice Edwards William Henry Edwards Patty Jean Flinchum Roy Lester FI inchum 53 Edward Ashley Goins Bobby Lee Gammons Elizabeth France Lucy Lea France Barry Janies Grogan Cl eve Garrett Harris Glenda Ann Haymore J. C. Haymore, Jr. 54 Glenda Faye Heath Ronnie Lee Hicks Seniors Brenda Jean Hill Jay Porter Hill Robert Earl Hughes Dennis Keith Hutchens Donnie Ray Isaacs Phillip Wayne Isaacs 55 Vance Lee Jessup Roger Lee Joyce Phyllis Ann Key Jerry Wayne Lash Bessie Mae Lawson Kenneth Wayne Lawson Seniors Don Rex Love Terry Gene Love Deborah Rainell Lovell 56 I John Reginald Lovell Shirley Dianne Lovell Gaither Allen Lynch Kerry Dean Mallory Donald Ray Marion Jackie Taylor Martin James Oliver Matthews Linda Lou Matthews Larry Raymond Midkiff 57 William Edward Owens Roger Dale Parries David Larry Patterson Ben Earl Pell Pepper Jenille Peddicord Sandra Fay Phillips Pat Hunter Niten Deborah Joan Needham 58 Mary Kathy Pike Eddie Lee Redman Seniops Bobby Lee Ring Doris Elaine Rogers Sandra Kaye Samuel Phyllis Ann Shelton Mary Ann Sharp Brenda Lou Simmons 59 Everett Franklin Simmons Paul David Simmons Steve William Simmons Bobby Kent Smith Seniors Edward Carson Snow Ada Frances Snow David Odis Stephens Shelia Ann Taylor Marsha Gayle Thomas 60 Brenda Kay Thompson Daryl Wayne Tilley Reid Harold Tilley Sarah Elizabeth Waller Linda Sue Watson Rita Louise Watson Teddy Dean Williams Cody Lee Williard Larry Lewis Ziglar 61 junioR OfficeRS Deborah Wright, secretary; Eloise McKenzie, reporter; Sammy Key, president; Judy Wilburn, treasurer; Cynthia Smith, vice-president. Billy Allen Wanda Arrington Marshall Atkins Eddie Baker 62 Newell Baker Lynda Beck Phyllis Bullington Charles Bottoms P eggy Bryant Janie Cain Judy Cain Brenda Chilton Garry Chilton Wayne Chilton Clada Clark Cathy Coins 63 Donnie Collins Darlene Cook Marie Craddock Evelyn Curtis Harold Creasy Delane Dalton junioRS Sandra Dodd Thomas Dodd, Jr. Dolly Durham Porter Edmonds Dixie Felts Agnes France 64 Sandra Fulk Barbara Gammons David Gibson Shelia Golding Jerry Gordon Steve Haymore Lena Hiatt Bobby Holloway Faye Hill Susie Hughes Laura Holt Johnny Hunter r 65 Mike Hutchens Frankie Inman Michael Inman Steve Inman Wayne Inman Anna Jessup Janet Jessup Phyllis Jessup Linda Jessup Ronnie Jessup Swanson Jessup Carole Johnson 66 James Johnson Ray Johnson Tim Johnson Philip Keicher Ronnie Joyce Margaret Key JumoRs Sammy Key Sylvia Lawson Flora Logan Gilmer Long Dottie Love Faye Love 67 Mickey Love Nevada Love Kenny Lowe Barbara Lynch Hilda Mabe Janet Marion Juniors Steve Marion David Martin Mary Mikels Hugh Mills Gary Mills Ronnie Mills 68 Douglas Moorefield Eloise McKenzie Wyatt Needham Peggy Nelson Brenda Payne Wayne Peele Carroll Gray Perkins Rosa Powell Dillard Montgomery Charlie Moser Glenn Newsome Patsy Overby 69 Vivian Reddick Shirley Scott Wade Rogers Dianne Sharp Ray Puckett Jimmy Radford JunioRs Shirley Shuff Carole Simmons Michael F. Simmons Michael R, Simmons Steve Simmons Cynthia Smith 70 Sandra T aylor Linda Tilley Denny Tucker Steve Turney Donnie Wagoner Kenny Wall Larry Whitaker Deborah Wright Judy Wilburn Athey Xiouris Roger Willard Dicky Yount 71 SophomoRe OfficeRS Pat Hunter, reporter; Lynn Angel, vice-president; Phyllis Love, president; Yvonne Simmons, treasurer; Cliff Christian, secretary. Clay Adams Jerry Adams Peggy Allen Lynn Angel 72 Jackie Armfield Dewey Armstrong Billy Atkins Gary Baker Shirley Baker Perry Baskin Charles Bingman Ella Bowen Mike Branscome Teddy Brim Bill Brinkley Bonita Bruner Lavon Burnett John Butcher 73 Eileen Cain Michael Cain Priscilla Caudle Cliff Christian Clinton Chilton Deborah Chilton Brenda Clark Douglas Chilton Connie Colli ns Perry Cooke .Sue Corns Charlotte Cox Jesse Cox Ronnie Creasy 74 Barbara Dalton S. L. Davis John Dearmin Marilyn Dezern Donnie Diamont Ronnie Diamont Patricia East David Edwards Nellie Edwards Eddie Elliott Janice Ferguson Sophomcmes Betty Gammons Bobby Gammons Tim George 75 Merle Grogan Luther Hall Cheryl Hamby Douglas Hatcher George Hatcher Garry Hickman Elaine Hicks Frank Holt Larry Hudson Pat Hunter Kay Hurst SophomoRes Bonnie Hutchens Larry Hutchens Kenneth Hutchins 76 Joe Inman Rickie Inscore Ronnie Jenkins Phil Jessup Charlene Johnson Gail Johnson Wayne Jones Rex Joyce Wade King Joan Lawrence Billy Lawson Hilda Lawson Ivan Lawson Janice Lawson 77 T anya Lawson Linda Lineberry Dennis Love Janice Love Phyllis Love Johnnie Lovell Betty Lynch Joe Lynch Walter Mabe Gail Marion Rachel Marion Tony Marion GaH Mills Russell Moser 78 Chuck Nunn Shirley Nunn Phyllis Owens Talton Pell Arnold Puckett Joan Ring Roger Ring Cathy Roberts Doug Rodgers Betty Rogers Bobby Schumaker SophomoRes Dickie Scott Howard Scott Kerry Sheppard 79 Alan Simmons Joy Simmons Judy Simmons Lynn Simmons ' T ommy Simmons Yvonne Simmons Roger Sisk Shelia Smith Martha Spillman Pam Stafford Sophomores Earl Stevens Irene Stevens Wanda Stewart Sue Stone 80 Mark Templeton Gordon Thomas Elizabeth Tilley Judy Tilley Phil Tilley T eressa Tucker Rebecca Tyner Ray Venable Steve Vernon Sue Wall Ricky Watson Jeraldine Willard Gloria Wilson Jean Wilson Magdalene Young 81 fReshman OfficeRs Karen Nelson, treasurer; Kay Collins, secretary; Patsy Shelton, reporter; Steve Hunter, president; Walton Denny, vice-president. Barry Amburn Jo Ann Armfield Kathy Arrington Rex Arrington Gwen Atkinson 82 J. B. Ayers Gayle Baker Steve Baker Gail Barnes Roy Lee Beck Wayne Bennett Martha Blalock Junior Bowman Edith Branch Jackie Brown Mike Burge Jerry Caesar Marty Cain Mike Cain Gail Chilton Garry Chilton Margaret Chilton 83 Ronnie Chilton Joyce Clark David Cromer Eddie Cobb Kay Collins Yvonne Collins Pat Cook Linda Cook Sandy Cook Libby Cox Judy Cox Teri Creasey fpeshmen Linda Cummings Alice Dalton John Davis Arlene Dawson 84 Mark Dearmin Clay Denny Judy Denny Phil Denny Dallas Dezern Mike Dixon Brenda Dobbins Bucky Edwards Linda Edwards Jackie Felts Linda Ferguson Jo Ann France Maggie France Reggie Francis Bob Frans Jean Fulk S. B. Fulk 85 Bonita Gammons John Goins Peggy Goins Larry Gordon Mary Hairston Gaye Hall Emily Harding Michael Hatcher David Haymore Wanda Hensley Diane Hiatt Larry Hickman Gary Hicks Dick Hill 86 Rex Hunter Steve Hunter Boyce Jessup Dale Jessup Wanda Jessup Judy Jester Kay Jessup Laura Jessup Lynn Jessup Sharon Jessup Tommy Johnson Roy Joyce fReshmen 87 Judy Lawson June Lawson Diann Lawson Richard Lawson Carolyn Long Charlene Love Delana Love Dudley Love Levern Love Ricky Mabe J.V. Marsh Gary Marshall fReshmen Rhonda Martin Sherri Martin Sue Mayes Mike Medley Lynn Midkiff 88 Vickie Mills Alice Moorefield Oscar Moorefield Jayne Murphy Clinton McKinney Kenny McMillian Dwight McMillian Joe McMillian Marie McRoberts Paulette Needham Karen Nelson Patricia Newsome Clay Nixon Charles Norman Beverly Nunn Dale Nunn Roy Nunn 89 Patsy Shelton Connie Sheppard Judy Simmons Pat Simmons Billy Ray Smith 90 fReshmen Vickie Tucker Cynthia Turney Vickie Williams Dennis Wilson Jo Lynn Wilson 91 92 I, 6eliqhtful tAsk! to roar the tendeR thought, to teACh the young ideA how to shoot. -thomson 93 pRincipal LEADERSHIP is supporting student body fund drives. . . and being a Father. evecett m. Wi enep 94 Local School Boar6 MRS. JANETTA HILL Teachers' Aide MRS. JOY COFFEY Clerical Aide Student Office Assistants MRS. HAZEL INMAN Clerical Assistant Lunchroom Manager Left to Right: MR. J. C. HAYMORE, MR. GLENN PAYNE, MR . W. M. MATTHEWS, Chairman; MR. EDWIN MATTHEWS, MR. R. J. BOAZ. Office Staff new lOeas urqgC) A good beginning was the first step. MRS. VILENA CHILTON English I MRS. RUTH RIDENHOUR English II Reference materials helped, too. 96 imaginations to new heights MISS NORMA DRAUGHN English III Journalism Success demanded concentration. Mrs. Perkins and Mr. Ritter made good use of the library's new Learning Lab. Mrs. Simmons and Miss Sparger helped seniors attain their goals in English IV. 97 the paR-away Beckoned . . . . . . Became the pamiliaR MR. MARCUS COOKE French I, II Chemistry- Word by word, phrase by phrase, French came alive. MRS. MELBA SIMMONS Latin I, II, III English IV 98 MR. MICKEY WATSON History- Sociology Geography expemence iightes the way to new knowledge. History revealed man's biography. New people reached out for new places. MR. BOBBY WARD U. S. History Physical Education Miss Bowman brought America's past into sharp focus with films. precision Applied with wisdom . . . MRS. EDITH HILL Biology MRS. ETHEL ATKINS Physical Science General Science Self-knowledge came a step at a time. Mr. Coffey and Mr. Cooke used scientific equipment to assure desired results. Seeing was soon believing. 100 . . . opened new Poors. Mastery of basic principles assured success. MISS WILLIE LOU McGEE Algebra II, III Trigonometry Geometry Mr. Childress and Mr. Cooke co-ordinated General Math activities. MR. LEWIS COFFEY Algebra I Senior Physics Physical Science 101 the Apt of Living MRS. ARLENE PATTERSON Home Economics Family Relations MR. RAWLEYAMBURN Vocational Agriculture MR. JAMES WILBURN Vocational Agriculture MRS. MILDRED WATSON Home Economics 102 was not easily mastered. MR. CHARLES PEARCE Distributive Education Marketing Basic Economics MR. JERROLD BOWMAN Mechanical Drawing 103 futuRes wepe fashioned with Attention to detail. ggsgsss m £,% MR. REVEL YOUNG Typing Business Mathematics 104 - Mr. Ward directed activities to build strong, co¬ ordinated bodies. strength Became a tooL fop many tasks. Getting totally involved was the key. MR. TOMMY CHILDRESS Physical Education General Mathematics MISS FRAN BOWMAN Physical Education U. S. History Getting started was the hardest. melody fpameC) all with Lines of qold. MR. ROBERT DALY Band Chorus Music Appreciation The Concert Band treated audiences to dazzling performances. 106 , All students sought answers and found them here. light Replaced the dullness of dOUBt. MRS. BEULAH PERKINS Guidance English I 107 LUNCHROOM STAFF: Mr. Grace Cox, Miss Ruby Blair, Mrs. Verda Bennett, Miss Marie Taylor. INSET: Mrs. Hazel Inman, manager. need supplied, tASkS W6R6 liqhtep. CUSTODIANS: Mr. J. D. Lawson and Mrs. Frances Nelson. BUS DRIVERS pictures speak LouPeR than WOR6S. 110 MM IS A WAY OF LIFE... The art of progress in American busi¬ ness is the art of growing young. At Quality Mills, “growing young” is a way of life, a constant, organized effort to provide new and finer products, modern production methods, more efficient, reliable customer service. O UALITY M ILLS I N CORPORATEO MOUNT AIRY, NORTH CAROLINA 786-6124 P. S. To East Surry High . . . As we grow we have good job opportunities to offer to qualified applicants. in A Complete Bridal Shop 3703 Reynolda Road Telephone 924-1520 Winston-Salem, North Carolina SALES ELEGANT BRIDAL GOWNS AND VEILS REGISTERED BRIDAL CONSULTANTS Dresses for Bridesmai ds Mother of the Bride Cocktail and Evening Prom Formal s Lingerie Invitations I nformals Announcements Napkins Gifts for Bridal Attendants Gifts for Groomsmen RENTALS Bridal gowns, bridesmaids dresses, formals and ALL types of formal wear for men 112 Smith-Douglass Agency P.O. Box 547 H . Y . Hodges Mount Airy, North Carolina Dial 786-2808 Fertilizers— Seed— Insecticides DIXIE TOBACCO WAREHOUSE W. H. Brown — Harold Y . Hodges— Fred E . Chilton Worth Street— Across from the hospital WORKMAN’S FEDERAL Savings and Loan Association Mount Airy, North Carolina Corner North Main Street Rawley Avenue 113 Over 50 Years of Continuous Service 1914-1967 Serving Surry and Stokes Counties BANK OF PILOT MOUNTAIN Member FDIC Pilot Mountain, North Carolina VAUGHN BROTHERS Dial 786-5256 P.O. Box 707 Seal test Dairy Products Mount Airy, North Carolina Your family deserves the best— Buy SEALTEST 114 FARMERS BANK Commercial and Saving Banking Capital Assets $350,000.00 M ember Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation Pilot Mountain, North Carolina FIRST SALE EVERY DAY-ALL DAY SALE EVERY DAY GROWERS WAREHOUSE WINSTON-SALEM'S LEADER Cherry Street Extension at Highway 52 PHONE 767-4030 Again GROWERS led the WINSTON-SALEM market NOT ONLY in total pounds— 13 million — BUT ALSO in TOTAL DOLLARS— almost 9 million dollars— and the HIGHEST AVERAGE of ANY WAREHOUSE on the MARKET. A New Home Where Old Friends Meet” 115 Your Home-Owned and Home-Managed FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of Mount Airy, North Carolina Established 1893 Member FDI C LET US HELP THE NORTH CAROLINA GRANITE CORPORATION Quarriers and Manufacturers of Mount Airy Granite Mount Airy North Carolina 116 C OC A BIG STORE Pilot Mountain North Carolina Workman’s Federal Savings and Loan Pilot Mountain North Carolina 117 Lane Grocery and Oil Company Hunters Warehouse Route 2 Pinnacle, N. C. New and Modern 374-2785 Located on Holly Springs Road Mt. Airy, N . C. Citgo Gasoline and Oil Products Telephone 786-2451 J. W. J. L. Hunter— Operators Dealer for Dunlop Tires Mount Airy News T.D. Simmons Company Published Every Tuesday and Friday by JAMES E. JOHNSON Men's Clothing and Shoes Surry County's Oldest and Largest Circulated Newspaper Ladies' Sportswear Phone 368-2319 Mount Airy, N . C. Pilot Mountain North Carolina 118 The Nation's Innkeeper Holiday Inn of PILOT MOUNTAIN Interstate 52 at N. C. 268 Pilot Mountain, North Carolina your host. . . from coast to coast Surry Drug Company Pilot Mountain, North Carolina our p DEPENDABLE 4V DRUGGIST Buy with complete confidence from Mount Airy's leading automobile dealer Slate Motor Company Come alive . . . you' re in the PEPSI generation Your authorized Chrysler and Plymouth dealer Elkin North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 786-8351 119 Haymore’s Texaco Service Truck Stop Rt. 1, Mount Airy, N. C. Telephone 789-9217 24 Hour Service Road Service Showers Restaurant Bunks ftOttUD UNOift AUJHOMIT or IM| COCA-COkA COMfANV IV Lawson T.V. Service Cox Funeral Home and Chapel The Homelike Funeral Home Radi os- Televisions Record Players Telephone 368-2233 Pilot Mountain, North Carolina Phone 368-4464 Pilot Mountain North Carolina 120 Farmer’s Dairy Pilot Lumber Company Fulk and Needham PILOT MOUNTAIN, NORTH CAROLINA Low Gap Highway Mount Airy, North Carolina Telephone 786-5953 P . O . Box 264 Dairy Products From Farmers Dairy Land Ray’s Restaurants, Inc. RAY'S STARLITE RESTAURANT STEAK HOUSE Highway 52 By-Pass Mount Airy, N . C. RAY'S KINGBURGERS Family Self-Serv ice Restaurants Home of the 15$ Hamburger Mt. Airy Boone Winston-Salem North Wilkesboro Kernersville Jonesville-Elkin North Carolina Town Tire Service Pilot Mountain, North Carolina 121 SKYLINE MOTORS, INC. MOSLEY'S SUPERMARKET Skyline Pure Service Station Highway 52 By-Pass P.O. Box 430 Mount Airy, N.C. 27030 PONT! AC-OLDSMOBI LE-CADI LLAC JEEPS Telephone 786-2181 786-2182 786-2183 1 801 West Lebanon Street and 2 11 30 West Pine Street Shop where you can park. We give S H Green Stamps. MATTHEWS INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. F. REES COMPANY Pilot Mountain, North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina Phone 368-4335 GASTON'S BARBECUE WILLIAM G. REID W. W. NORMAN Gaston Brinkley, Owner Pilot Mountain, North Carolina Attorneys-at- Law Pilot Mountain, North Carolina BADGETT-DENNY INSURANCE Ml DKIFF CARSON'S Phone 368-2529 Main Street HARDWARE Pilot Mountain, North Carolina Pi lot Mountain, North Carolina 122 PICKUP and DELIVERY KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN BOLES BODY SHOP TAKE-HOME P.O . Box 246— Phone 368 — 4190 PILOT MOUNTAIN, N. C. FACTORY TRAINED MEN We Take the Dent Out of Accidents 1232 South Main Street Phone 786-7611 and your order will be WAITING! I W.L. LYNCH BELTON'S LAUNDRY DEPARTMENT STORE DRY CLEANING Let our Phone Line Be Your Clothes Line Phone 368-2647- Pi lot Mountain 983-3972-King Phone 786-21 1 1 737 S. Main St.-Mt. Airy, N. C. MOODY FUNERAL BANNERTOWN SUPERETTE HOME CHAPEL 24 Hour Ambulance Service Modern Air Conditioned Chapel Phone 786-2165 Mount Airy, North Carolina Open 7 Days A Week Your Complete Food Store Mt. Airy, N . C. Phone 786-6861 ARMTEX, INC. TOWN TIRE SERVICE Pi lot Mountain, North Carolina Specializing in Sports Car Tires Mt . Airy, N . C . 123 GILLEY'S AUTOMOTIVE AND SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. PICKETT'S DEPARTMENT STORE Wade Gilley Earlie Gilley Route 2 Pilot Mountain North Carolina Shoes and Clothing for the Whole Family Pilot Mountain, North Carolina TASTEE FREEZE HOSPITAL PHARMACY Mount Airy North Carolina Mount Airy, North Carolina WALL PONTIAC COMPANY EDWARD N. SWANSON ATTORNEY-at-LAW Pi lot Mountain, North Carolina Phone 368-4190 Pontiac-Tempest-Sales Service Pilot Mountain, North Carolina JONES FUNERAL HOME CARTER FURNITURE CO. 940 West Lebanon Street Mount Airy North Carolina Mount Airy North Carolina 124 P.G. WALL COMPANY Your shopping headquarters Pilot Mountain North Carolina VAN COX FLORIST South Main Street Pi lot Mountain North Carolina TAYLOR'S SELF SERVICE Highway 268 Pi lot Mountain North Carolina ELLIS CLOTHING COMPANY Mother and Daughter Store 212 North Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina Since 1933 ££ cv ieS ““SHOE STORE — Mount Airy North Carolina PHILLIP'S ESSO For Quick Dependable Service 52 By-Pass Phone 368-2269 Pilot Mountain, N. C. LEONARD'S JEWELERS S I NCE 1893 Mount Airy, North Carolina Visit Our Gift Shop On The Lower Level Where We Feature Gifts For All Occasions. Gifts From $1.00 and Up Beautifully Wrapped SANDWICH SHOP Home of Good Food Phone 368-2284 Claude Wil lard Buster Wi Imoth Pi lot Mountai n, North Carolina 125 SURRY DRUG of MT. AIRY Pknney's ALWAYS FIRST QUALITY! 801 Rockford Street Mount Airy, North Carolina CAIN'S SHELL SERVICE AND GROCERY Woodvi lie North Carolina Phone 351-3591 FAREES, INC. 247 North Main Street Mount Airy, North Carolina NEEDHAM FUNERAL HOME CHAPEL 24-Hour Ambulance Service R. J. (BUD) BOAZ GLENN STONE J. E. NEEDHAM Phones: 368-2522 386-2236 192 North Main Street Mount Airy North Carolina Better Values at Penney's PILOT MOUNTAIN MOTOR COMPANY, INC. Ford Cars and Trucks Pilot Mountain, North Carolina KING DRUG CO. Prescriptions A Specialty Phone 983-9283 King, N. C. Pharmacists Dick Stone Darle Shouse BRUCE NELSON GROCERY Pi lot Mountain, North Carolina 126 RAY'S PHARMACY PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS Dobson, N. C. Phone 386-4215 Max Factor Cosmetics Veterinary Supplies MOUNT AIRY FCX SERVICE 805 South Street Mount Airy, North Carolina SWANSON'S RADIO T. V. Pilot Mountain North Carolina DAIRY CENTER 407 West Lebanon Street Mount Airy North Carolina TUCKER DEZERN GROCERY HOLLINGSWORTH DRUG COMPANY Route 1 — Highway 268 Pilot Mountain, N. C. Phone 368-4480 Your Friendly REXALL Drug Store Phone St. 6-2107 Main Street Mt. Airy, N. C DENNY'S TEXACO Mamit SERVICE MAMIE'S DRESS SHOP, INC. Pilot Mountain North Carolina Mt. Airy, N. C. 127 GREGORY CHEVROLET Pi lot Mountai n North Carolina Be Sure To Visit: WOLEE'S DRUG Mt. Airy, N. C. LAMB'S DRUG Mt. Airy, N. C. SMITH'S DRUG Pilot Mountain, N. C. BELK'S Mt. Airy, N. C. NICHOLS CLOTHING CO. ' Mt. Airy, N. C. TRADITIONAL SHOP Pilot Mountain, N. C. LEON'S Mt. Airy, N. C. CLYDE W. FULK CLOTHIER Pilot Mountain, N. C. LOCKE RIDDLE GROCERY Westfield, N. C. KING SUPER MARKET King, N. C. VILLAGE MARKET Pilot Mountain, N. C. CAUDLE'S IGA FOODLINER Mt. Airy, N. C. PILOT CURB MARKET Pilot Mountain, N. C. MAC'S COACH HOUSE Pilot Mountain, N. C. STEVE'S FAMOUS DRIVE-IN Pilot Mountain, N. C. BLU-VUE MOTEL Mt. Airy, N. C. LONG HILL SERVICE STATION Long Hill Community JOYNER OIL CO. Mt. Airy, N. C. SUT'S AUTO SERVICE Pilot Mountain, N. C. PILOT AMOCO Pilot Mountain, N. C. ROGER'S TEXACO Pilot Mountain, N. C. SAWYER'S AUTO REPAIR Mt. Airy, N. C. CITY BARBER SHOP Pilot Mountain, N. C. BONNIE-BOC BEAUTY SHOP Pilot Mountain, N. C MARIE'S BEAUTY SHOP Pilot Mountain, N. C. MT. AIRY BEAUTY COLLEGE Mt. Airy, N. C. Stop In At: GRANITE CITY FLOOR COVERING Mt. Airy, N. C. HOWARD LOVE CONSTRUCTION CO. Mt. Airy, N. C HYLTON SUPPLY CO. Mt. Airy, N. C. GORDON'S HARDWARE King, N. C. MT. AIRY PAINT STORE Mt. Airy, N. C. OWEN'S JEWELRY Mt. Airy, N. C. DICKSON'S RECORD SHOP Mt. Airy, N. C. DELUXE CLEANERS Mt. Airy, N. C. HINKLE'S BOOK STORE Mt. Airy, N. C. BLUE RIDGE INSURANCE AGENCY, INC. Mt. Airy, N. C. BELTON'S SHOE SHOP Pilot Mountain, N. C. JESSUP-BROWN SHOE SHOP Mt. Airy, N. C. SEIVERS ARCADE STUDIO 130 West Pine Street Mount Airy, North Carolina (Photographers for this publication) 128